Flveluuudrcd Dollars lu PrUes.
Uniaba , May 1 , 1001. The Hurl-
int tou Hailroad wanlH 10,000 let-
tore about Nobrackn. It lifts neuO
for them in Us work of promoting
immigration to thin state. It wants
JottcrB that will induoo men ami
woraon to move to Nebraska to UH-
in farming , uuttlu raiHing ,
dairying , fruit growing or uiuiilar
purBiutB.
Prizus amounting to 1600 are
offered. Two nimilar prize uou
tobts Imvu been held witb HUOQCHH.
rcHulls. Thu tbird uontvut haa
boon nrrnngod on n gruatur auale ,
and ahould bo oven inoroHiioeHnlul.
$500 IN PRIZES.
First Prizo. A tiokut from any
Burlington Route * > tatiou in No
btauka to Yellowstone National
Park and rot urn and a oomplnlo
trip through the Park. This trip om-
braoen itngo iraiiHportalion tlnougb
YollowHtono Park and iivo and one-
1ml f days' aucomodatioiiH at the
hotels of the Yellowstone Park
Auaooiallon value $100.00.
No holiday trip is comparable
'f with that through Yellownlont
\ Park. Iho only reason the Yel
lowstone trip u not the most popu
lar outing on the continent is tlu
eipoiiHO. The man or woman who
wins the first prize in the Burling
ton's Nebraska letter contest wil
make the trip at practically no ox
ponso. Yellowstone Park is open
from June 15 to September 15.
Second Prixo. A ticket fron
any Burlington Route station in
Nebraska to Denver , thence to Ho
Springs , S. D. , Cuslor ( Sylvar
Lake ) , Spcarfish , Doadvrood , ant
return , und (25 00 in cash value
$75.00.
Third Prise A ticket from any
Burlington Route station in Ne
braska to Denver , or Hot Springs ,
S. D. , and return , and $20 00 in
cash value $45 00.
Fourth Prize A liukot from any
Burlington Rome station in Nebraska
braska to Denver , or Hot Springs ,
S. D. , and ruurn , and $15.00 in
cash value 140.00.
Fifth Prize. A ticket from any
Rurlington Route station in Ne
braska to Lyons , Colo. , ( Estei
Park , ) and return , and $5,00 in
cash value $87.60.
Sixth Prite , A ticket from any
Burlington Route station in Ne
braska to Chicago , or any other
Burlington Route station in Illinois ,
and return and 15.00 in cash value
$31 00.
Seventh Prize. A ticket form
any Burlington Route station in
Nebraska u any Burlington Route
slatiou in Nebraska or Kansas and
rotnrn value $30 00.
Eighth Print ) . -A ticket from
any Burlington Route. stat < on in
NebrasKa to St.'Louis , or to any
Jl other Burlington Route station in
Missouri and return value $23 00.
Ninth Prize. Twenty Dollars in
uaah.
uaah.Tenth
Tenth Prize. A ticket to Kan.
Has City and return value $17 00.
Eleventh Prize. A ticket to
Denver value 817.00.
Twelfth Prize. A ticket to
Chicago value $12.76.
Thirteenth P'rtzo. A tiokol to
' * St. Louis value $11.00.
M Fourteenth Prize. Ton dollars
in cash.
Fifteenth Prize A ticket lo St.
Joseph , Mo. , and return value
$8 00 .
Sixteenth to Twentieth Prizes.
Five prizes of $5.00 each.
CONDITIONS NOT DIFFICULT.
1. Letters should bu written on
only one side of the paper and
should bo anywhere from 300 to
1,500 words in length.
2. The letters tihouhl be mailed
to J. Francis , General Passenger
I Agent , Burlington Route , Omaha ,
so as to reach him not latter than
May 31 , 1001.
3 Letters accompanied by pho
tographs sufficiently distinct to In
reproduced by the huif-lone pro <
cess wtli be given the preference ,
other qualifications being equal.
In this uon'ioolion please note that
photographs of persons or resi <
dences are not desired. Food lota
cattle scenes , harvesting operations
are subjects most available for the
'purpose in view.
4. All letters and photographs
entered in 'jompetition , whether
awatdml prizes or not , will become
the property of 'the Burlington &
Missouri River Railroad.
5. Transportation awarded to
prize winners must bo used during
1001. Tickets will be good for
the trips designated at any fime
during the year 1001 , excepting
that the Yellowstone Park trip
must be taken during the Perk sea-
eon Juno 15 to September 15.
Tickets are abnolutoly non-trans
ferable. If the winner of any of
the transportation prizes can not
UHO transportation to the point in
dicated , transportation of equal
value to any other point reached
by , the Burlington Route will be
furnished.
6. , Poetical , contributions can
r
notjbo used. ; ;
* WHY 7BIZEB
Tbe Burlington Route feels 'that
n carrying on work of thin obaruotur
t id purfortuiug a duty not only to
tHulf , but to the people of
tika. Nobranka hati no im-
lion biironu , It has no dc-
lartment of atntiriliufl. The etalo
iiillioritioH do nothing to onoonrago
. II Nobraska'fl
mmigration. pop-
ilfttion if ) to bo increased from out.
aide Houroua , the work of enoourag
ng nowuomorH munt bo done by the
railaoad or not douo at all ,
PUBLICATION OK LKTTBRH.
The patiHonger doparttnenl of the
Turlington Route isHUUfl u monllily
lourual The Corn Belt. It is
mbliahod for the purpose of pro
[ noting immigration lo the Htateti
west of the MiHHOtm River , espec
ially thoHo travorHud by Burlington
linos. Fxporiunoo hau dotnoHtrat-
od that thin purpose is bent au-
uomplipbd by printing straightfor
ward BtattnientH from residents of
territory indioatud. Thobo statements
monts tell in simple and easily
understood langutigo the tnoaHiiro
of sucu'jss the writer has met with
1m Hflltliul in IIIH now homo
The Indiana , Illinois , Ohio , or
Iowa farmer into whoso hands a
oopy of The Corn Belt falls , is
impressed with letters of thin kind
Lie can but realize that conditions
in the \Ycut are better than in his
own neighborhood , and if ho is an
intelligent man. anxious for his own
and his family's welfare , the con
clusion is forced upon him that h e
will better his condition by remov
ing to Nebraska.
The letters secured by this oon-
tust will bo published in The Corn
Bolt.
WHO SHOULD COMl'KTK.
There are more than 60,000 people
ple in Ncbrafka who have bettered
their condition by coming lo this
state. The Burlington would like
to hoar from every one of them
All can not win prizes , but by their
contributions they can assist the
Burlington in its efforts to build up
the state.
Men and women who have made
money by farming ; by raising cat
tle , sheep , swine , or chickens ; by
dairing ; by growing Jruit ; or by
similar work , are urged to contri
bute lotten. But they are not the
only persons who should compote
Their wives aid children , school
toaohorH , business men , professional
men , should take part in the con
test. If their own experience is not
worth writting about , lot them toll
the story of one of their neighbors
who has boon tnoro than ordinarily
successful
Memorial Day Proclamation.
Headquarters Department of Ne
braska. Grand Army of the He-
public. State House , Lincoln ,
Nob. , April 29 , 1901. General
Orders No. 10 :
I. May 30 has become the Na
tion's great day , observed , tonored ,
and respected throughout the land.
Since man loved freedom and non-
tended for it upon Holds of fame ,
the heroes and patriots of all ages
have been mourned in poetry and
song , their deeds have boon oom-
momoratod in bronze and marble ,
in sculptured obelisk and monumen
tal pile , and as long as the princi
ples of freedom shall endure this day
will bo remembered by the Ameri
can nation , who will over cherish
the momoiy of our heroic dead by
decking the bosom of their
sepulchers with flowers of the love
liest li'io. ' Thirty-three years have
come and | ono sincu Gon. John A ,
Logat , our most distinguished
volunteer ollicor of the ( Jivil war ,
and that Commander in Chief ol
Ilia Grand Army of thn Republic ,
instituted Memorial Day.
II. It IP proper for us to romem
her the saored duly wo owe to the
memory of our comrades \\ho have
answered the last roll call that wo
should pay our tribute of love to the
silent dead ; and therefore , in the
proper observance of the day by
the Grand Army of the Republic ,
lhal Ihe Woman's Reliel Corps ,
Ladies of iho Grand Army of the
Republic , Lulios' Aid Society , Sons
of Veterans , SpanisluAmericau
War Veterans , nil National Guard
organizations , civic sociotiesas well
aa Iho public in general , should be
invited to participate , especially
the school children.
III. Memorial Sunday hns be
come a satirod day in the Grand
Army calender. No pains should
bo spared to make the arrangements
for this day as complete and im
portant as Memorial Day itself.
Thu hours should bo so fixed that
all could attand , and the exercises
especially appropriate to the day
and occasion.
IV : Post commanders will two to
it'that the Memorial Day com *
'rniitee make proper arraugemtuts
with the school ollioers for patri
otic oxcercici'H in the public schools
en the Friday proceeding Memorial
Da ; , and that comrades bo secured
to visit each soliool at the hour
lo conduct Ihe services. Comrades
see to U that ( lag is raiaoii at half-
mast over every school house in the
Slate , and , wherever possible , on
nil public buildings on May 30.
Interest the people in our Memorial
Day ; oven if your post is amall in
niunuurfl , rnaki1 your services so
interesting and your devotion so
sacred that your neighbors will
join you in paying homage to the
heroic dead ,
V. Post chaplains will make full
report of Memorial Day porceed-
ings upon blanks provined for such
purpose.
VI. W * > should all remember
that Memorial Day is sacred to the
memory of our dead comrades. The
day should not bo defamed by
sport and amusement , and all pouts
and comrades should use all in
fluences lo discourage , and as far
as possible prevent , such desecra
tion of the day.
VII. The Thirtieth National
Encampment provided that the
reading of President Lincoln's ad
dress at Gettysburg be made a
special faaturo in all Memorial Day
exercises held under the auspices
of the Grand Army of the lie-
public. Comminders of posts
will direct that it bo road in con.
ncotion with the exercises of Iho
day. By order of
JOHN RKKHK ,
Department Commander.
JAMKS D. GAQK ,
Assistant Adjutant General.
A 1M { , ' llanch Deal.
Cornelius Tiornoy of this city ,
has bought a $40,000 stock ranch
in Cheyenne county , located cloven
miles east of SoottH Bluff. The
ranch contains 2,700 acrae of laud ,
fences and other improvements ,
300 head of cattle and 25 head ol
homo * . It has running water and
is one of the best ranches in thai
part of the county. Mr. Tiornoy ,
Chan. Smith , accompanied by a
young man who will remain in
charge of the ntock , went up there
Sunday to receive the propeity.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
" ' ' "
"Muiiietliliitc NewlTiKler'i'lie MUII.
All lonlorhave trioi ) tn cure
CATAltltll by Iho UHO ol powders , acid
Knees , inlialera tuid drug.sln pnetuform
Tuuli powders dry up the muniona
iiiL'inbrMHiB oauping them to crack open
ai.d bleed The powerful aoida uaed in
the inhalers huye entirely enten ttway
ibo flame membranes that tlmlr ninkete
hfivo niuiecl to cure , while pnptea und
ointments enmiot reach the diataso. An
old and experienced practitioner who
linn ( or muay years tixuU a close study
and specialty of tuo treatment ol
GATAtillU. has lit lust perfected a
treatment which when fatthiully tibod
not only relieves at once , but pormnu
ently cures CAL'AUKII , by removing
the cause , stopping iho discharges , and
curiniz all InlUmmlou. It Is the only
remedy known to science Llmt actually
reaches the allhcted pur s. Tbia won
dorful remedy is kuown ns "SNUFFLES
the GUAKANTKED CATARltll
CURE" and is sold at the extremely
low price of One Dullar , each piickatro
containing internal a&d external modi-
clno sutllulcnt fora full month's treat
ment nail everything lu-euesiuy to Its
perfect UBO.
"SNUPFLKS" Is the only perfect
0 ATA Hill I OUKE every miule and Is
now recognized aa the only safe and
positive cure for that annoying and dls
KUHtlng iJieenso. It cures till Inllama
lion quickly anil permanently and is
wniinurfullv quick to relieve HAi'
PEVI3K or COLD in the HEAD.
OAl'AKHII when iH'glecttid often leads
to CONSUMPTION "Snuffles" will
pave you If you use it nt once. It IB no
ordinary remedy , but u complete treat
ment which is positively guaranteed to
cure Catarrh in tiny idrrn or Bingo if
used according tn the directions which
Accompany each package. Don't delay
but. boud for it at once , and write fu.l
particulars as to your condition , und you
will receive Bptclal advlco from the dis
coverer of this wonderful remedy regardIng -
Ing your case without cost to vou be
yond the regular price -Snuffles'1 the
"Guaranteed Catarrh Cure. "
Sent prepnld to any address in tlu1
Unlttil States or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. AddrosH Dapl. K m ,
KDW1N B. GILES , Sc COMPANY , 'JI130
and 2'.132 Market Street , Philadelphia.
Say , lienry , whore did you get
that uoffoe the last time you was in
town ? It was the beat wo have
had for twenty odd years. I was
lulling Mrs. Jones about it and she
wanted lo know where you gel it.
1 bought it al The Peale Cash
Grocery Co. It is some of Mo
Uord Brady Oo's. Gold Modal
Coffee. I toll you they have fine
goodf. They have poultry euro
ecg food , liuo paint , medicated
meal for poultry of all kinds , also
tor slock. Yes , iheir evaporaled
fruits are as nice and cheap as I
ever caw. And their Reception
Brand of canned vegetables are
immense. They have quite a stock
of millet coed yet Iho Gorman and
Siberian red ; and Ihe finosl early
Ohio potatoes I have seen this
year , And that follow Pealo is the' '
\
must accomodatiug fellow I have
ever teen. You lake your farm
'product ) lo him and he will give
you an order for dry goods , boots
and shoes , hnidwarc , drugs , millin
ery , coal , Lumber , in facl anything
in lowu. When I was at their
store the last time , I saw thorn un
loading barrel and rock salt. An
other nice thing about the firm
they buy everything the farmer haste
to sell and pay th > m a good price
for it. They \vint butter , ejrgH ,
potatoes , onions , chickens , ducks ,
turkeys , geeae , oats and corn. It
will pay you farmers , in fact every
body , to give them a call. Re
member , The Pealo Cash Grocery
Co. 5-9 2w
Business Pointers.
Job prirititm at this oflioe.
Dr. T. W. Bass , dentist , Broken
Bow.
OLD IRON wanted at Dierks Lum
ber & Coal Co. 5-2 2t
Wo trill furnish the Kansas city
Journal and RKPUHLIOAN for 81.23
per yoar.
Tf yon intend to build call at
Dierks Lumber Co. and got prices
Pepsin Gum , two packages tor a
nickel at WILKINB' PIIABMACY.
OMAHA Painless dontisl , May 17 ,
and 18th. f > 2 2w
GERMAN MILLET aeod for sale.
Soy bolt , Union Valley. 5-2 2w
Seed Oats. .
For the pure article , leave orders
at J. C. Bowen'a at onco.
Houses for rent or - sale. I will
be at my place of business from
now on until 8 p. m.
A. W. DKAKK.
For first class tousorial work call
on Wahl & Freed , west side of tuo
public square. If
Farms for sale and lands for rum.
NOW is the time to got a farm cheap.
as iho cheap farms are all going ,
and prices are advancing rapidly.
J. G. BliUNIZKR.
THROUGH the State Journal we
hear a great deal of Dr. Sey
mour's HUOOOHS in Lincoln , and
we feel that people in this city
who wish to consult a specialist
whose reputation is beyond ques
tion , should not fail to see him
when ho is hero Monday , May 13 ,
at the Grand Central Hotel.
DR.SKYMOUR , eye special , com-
ing. Iw
Lubricating oils of all kinds at
Wilkins' drug 8lor * .
Stm-l Talk.
Wluiu you want good groceries
you have to go to Bo wen's.
Dterks Lumber Co. has in stock a
car load of fine cedar posls for Ihe
trade.
For Sale.
Good stcok of general merchan
dise. For parliculars write J. J.
Stanford , Merna , Neb. J31 tf
FOR up to date dental work at
Omaha prices , see Dr. Withers at
Globe Hotel , May 17 and 18. 21
WE SA.V J , M. Aah Saturday on
iho streets ssllint ? his Jnvi'.le '
Evaporated Neat Egg. Making
good sales. 5-2 2t
FOR SALK on TKA.DB Town lots
and a few five acr < < lots in this city ,
for cattle , horsed or farm land.
feb28 tf ALLAN RKYNKU.
If you have ranches , farms or
cUy property vou want to soil or
rent , list thorn with J. J. Snyder ,
Broken Bow , Neb. 4-11-tf
Hug Carpet.
The ladies of the Baptist aid
I society have 52 yards of new rag
I carpet for sale at A. W. Drakes.
FOR SALE Five room house ,
half block of public square. For
particulars inquire of A , R.
Humphrey. 5.2 tf.
FOR SALE A first olasn , aland-
ard bred , matched driving team.
Inquire at this oflioe or address
Box 48 $ , Broken Bnw , Nob.
5.2 2t
The old and reliable firm of
Diorks Lumber Co. is the place to
go for lumber cr coal. A oed
supply and grades to moot the wants
of their customers are always in
stock. 321tf
I'or Hulc or Trade.
A house and lot in Mason City to
sell or trade for stook ; also a good
ten foot wind mill with tower , that
1 will dispose of the fiarao way.
fob ? tf A. Y. SUTTON .
Broken Bow , Nobr.
STRAYED or stolen From my
place , five miles bouthwest of
Broken Bow. about April 10 ,
two bay mare coltH , one a yearl
ing , the other two years old with
halter on. F. II. Arthur.
4-25 3w
Women suffer
ing from female
troubles and
weakness , and
| from irregular
or painful menses -
, ses , ought not
i to lose hope if
[ doctors cannot
Bhelpthem. Phy-
sicinns are so
I
busy with other
I diseases that
they do not un
derstand fully
the peculiar ail
ments and the
delicate organism of woman. What
the sufferer ought to do is to give
a fair trial to
Female Reguffator
which is the true cure provided
by Nature for all female troubles. It
is the formula of a physician of the
highest standing , who devoted his
whole life to the study of the distinct - .
tinct ailments peculiar to our moth- .
ers. wives and daughters. It is made
of soothing , healing , strengthening
herbs and vegetables , which have
been provided by a kindly Nature to
cure irregularity in the menses , Leu-
corrhceai Falling of the Womb. Nerv
ousness. Headache and Backache.
In fairness to herself and to Brad
Hold's Female Regulator , every
suffering woman ought to give it a
trial. A large $ i bottle will do a
wonderful amount of good. Sold by
druggists.
S'nd fir a nKtly lltuuritf j fr book on Ihe ubj t
The Bradfleld Regulator Co. , Atlanta , Ga ,
EGGS If jon want a setting of
Buff Cochin , Partridge Cochin or
Buff Leghorn fg s , call on Mrn.
Franco Moore. Sh has fine
chickens. 4-lS 4t
FOR SALE A five room collage
with lawn , trees , large barn ,
cellar and coed well , within two
blocks of the public square. A
bargain. Inquire at this office.
5-9 2 w
THE STANDARD CAI TLE CO
wishes to make hay contracts for
its ranch in Cherry county. We
will furnish all machinery and
pay Si 00 per ton , or a Hgber
price when machinery is furnish
ed by contractor. VVo are willing -
ing to make small contracts on
ba is of our furnishing machin
ery. Address John Porter , Supt. ,
fullman , Cherry county , Nob. or
the Standard Cuttle Company ,
A nit' " , Neb. 3-9 tf
Business and Professional Directory ,
w ILUSCAPWELL
T J. SNYDER ,
Atty-at-Law ,
Notary Public ,
and Justice of the 1'eacu Special
attenlioD gtTon to collections
Uopofltlons ULxnicnulonvoucli. \ .
cr neatly ciccnted and all kinds
of legal iiapcra written Office In
the rear of lljnt of Commerce ) .
Broken Bow , Neb.
; 1TR. E M. IIOGAN ,
I Ofllce over W 8. Swnn'o Grocery
I Store.
Urokcn Dow , Nebraska.
AKKK'S POOL HALL ,
B
W. K. HAKEU.Prop.
Kornhoclnl caiuo of pool. .North
of ItKrrjBUCAN Otllcs.
Urokeii How , NcbraeLn.
E. RYERSON ,
Kor
| Columbia Byclcloc ,
I Wli.'Ultr & Wilson , ted
'
New Ilouio Sauiut :
Machine )
UKPAIIUVUOK ALLKIN'03.
Urnk u llo * , No raka.
II. CONRAD ,
o.II.
Dealer tn
Pumpn , Wind Mills ,
Tankn , Fitting * * , Gasoline -
line Enginot' ' , oto , , oto.
llroken How , Xebr sk .
T 11. COSNER ,
PAINTERS PAPKR HANOKIt.
16 year * experience.
Term * ivainnablo.
Telephone .Ho. IW.
Ilrokeu Uow , Nebraska.
W A11L & FRttED.
I'roprlo era of
PALACK BAKIIKU SHOP.
WostHlilo Square , lirokcn How
Nebraska. .iR'Tits Clarkfon
Lincoln Laundry.
/CLINTON DAY ,
Physician
and
Surgeon.
Office in rear of the Dank of Com
merce. HeMdence Oth house nest
ot the Baptist church.
Broken Bow , Neb.
AMERON & REESE
ATTOIIJHIJVH
CoiinccIlorH-nt-I.u-vv.
Hnomf S and U. KeuHy lllock.
lirokcn Uow , Nebraska.
Anyone uletting n new watch
movement In an eld cneo , cull on
J , M SIMONSON ,
Leading Shoemaker & Watch
Itopalicrof the city. Located lt
door eouth pnetolllco.
T D. GLAZE ,
Dealer In
Granite , KorcUu and / mrrlcac
Marbleii.
Ornamental Work a
Specialty.
Urokou How , N
OANGS STUDIO.
All kinds ot Wotk Done.
SitUtticllou Uuaraiiti'cil ,
Crayon Work
Enlarged.
llrokcn How , Nebraska.
UTY HARHKRSHOl' .
f.C.CIlAPKI. Proprietor
flr6t-cla * uork Reur Ro
llroki n Uou State Hank.
HriAuii How Nebraska.
* ' "
"n t - if- m. - _ _
A R. UUMPLIltEY ,
Uroken liow , Xcbr.
T UNC11 COUNTER ,
En. MAU.GY , Prop.
All kinilo of soft drln ke. ll > - t
brand of ciKarri. I'iret Unlltllng
cast ot Farinerg Dank.
Broken Bow , Nob.
T-R. C. L. MULLENS
Physician
And
Surgeon.
2nd Stairway Iroinvet end It
Realty lllqck ; residence , 3rd west
M K church , ou Miniu elde of
street.
street.Urokcn Bow , Nehraekn.
W.A. . THOMPSON ,
C'OSTKAUTOIl i II'MLOKK.
YP > uiiH anil oMlinati'8 on ttliort
uotlc .
llrok'cn How , Xcbrna a
OTAOK& I1OLUOMB
The Best and only
Good ljlaco in town to
get Your Byoiole Work
Doiu1.
Byoiolo SundricH , Eto.
broken Itow , Nelirueka.
C 1TY MILL ,
K. P. McCLimn , Prop.
Rye Flour , Bu.-kwheat ,
Graham , etc.
I
M. DOKRIS ,
S.M.
All klnd ot work in our line done
promptly and in tiret-clitHS orilrr ,
'
He'd Shop on ibu corner wettoi
the Lose house. i
CilVK HW A TKIA.I. .
liroken How , Neb.
. W. HUNTS ,
We don't hit K wall paper for
15c , nor paint y3ur boupiHli
any old eliitf ; but ben material
\\orUuuii8hlp guaruii'ecd.
SKK ME FOR PRICES UK-
FORE YOU PAINT OR PAPjiR
YOUR HOUSE.
iJICO.V. . MONTH ,
Ilrokeu How , NebrnDkn.
M IKE SCANLON ,
Proprietor of
Ik'etatuaiUiV Lunch C'oantcr.
Lnrxe a 'ortinunt n ( Confection-
arles , Clgari- and Tuhuccos
North ? ldu of Public square ,
Drokeii Uow , Nubraeka.
| -N RS. R. 0. * W. K TALHOT
PHYSICIANS !
"SURGEONS.
Omce over llaeb.-rlo'B Drug Store ,
llrokcn How , Nehratka.
HHOKKN HOW AUSTRACT CM. , I. A. Kuncuiu. IUSIUUB Anderboo.
I. A. HENEAU. Sicmi y-Tni i. RENEAU & . ANDERSON.
U l * AHO AlltHACIIK.
I < oiiKi t Kxporlence ai.d ucatcut
work.
Parini for Rent and Halo. All
Main Street , bfiwen lib nn > l 6th classes ot
really bandied for east
ern Investore. Toie * paid for
uou-retldentu.
Office , Main St. , Bsiween 4th & 5th Avenues ,
broken Bow , CuUterCounty , Nebraska.
B. SMITH , ISTER COLNTY REPt H
J C LICAN
.
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