our
AndejrClllzcn
Miss Bonnie Thornton , who htiH
boon hick with rheumatic fever for
the laHt Mix wookn , IN slowly im
proving Shu oxjtcotH to cclo-
br&tn iho Fourth of July in AIIH-
loy.
.1. F. SliarplosH lias tlio finest
picco of ryu between hero and
Mason , We iindorHtnnd that it
ia the uixlh crop of ryu that linn
been rained in Hiiooussion on the
snmo land.
The MIHHOH Lottio utid Bertha
tiiniH drove down from liorwyii
Saturday Afternoon to visit thu
GecHCinan girls. MisH Jennie wen :
homu with thorn Sunday , returnim ?
on tlio train Monnay.
Frank AsliW ( > rth , who resides
north ot Mason , received word that
hiu HOD , Wnltur , wl > o enlisted at
Portland , Oregon , in Co. A , , 20th
infantry , waH auuidontly drowned
uh'lo bathing at Manila.
Ma on City Tramrrlpi
Prof. ,1. E Adamson , of Broken
How , was in Mason City Monday ,
making HOIIHI improvements and
noeoHHury rupairH on IUH telephone
tiyHtum. Mr. AdaniHon ! H a wide
awake hustling business man , and
is giving dialer uonnly a Hplundid
tulupliono HyHtom.
The old settlers of this towiiHhip
mot in Mason City last Saturday
and organized iv Hoaiuly for thu
purpoHU of holding a regular yearly
picnic , Homutimu about the first of
Soplumbur of uauh year. The so-
uioty organi/.ud by oluuting T. J.
Wood , president ; O. II. Elieon ,
vice president ; J , T. Banning , HOC.
lolary ; John Mnlvany , IreaHiiur.
A commilloe composed of Jamoi
Lang , S. W. Weaver , Jacob Cover ,
Samuul English and F. Ashworth
were namud to dralt by-laws
The mooting then ndjournud to
meet Juno 23 , 1901. > This society
admitH all nuttlurH who resided in
Algernon township in thu yuar 1880
and before that time.
Ansley Chronicle -
A , II. Shoemaker , the genial
manager of Conrad's windmill and
pump warehousespout Sunday with
his family in Broken How.
CharloH Montgomery , night opoi-
ntor at thiH plnee , has boon pro.
moled to agent at Pringle , S. D.
lie pnokcd IUH goods aud shipped
thorn Wednesday.
Myron Goddard , adopted son of
Wm , Monarj , mot with ti paiulnl
aouidont laHt Saturday afternoon ,
IU by falling from a wagon and u
hind wheel pacing over IUH head ,
J. I inlltoting two ugly gashes. Ho
J.A J.i i was carried into the homo of Mrs ,
J.J Pri-Bton aud Dr. Young culled to
dress the wounds. Fortunately ,
however , the wagon was empty or
the accident would have boon very
serious.
List Sunday a Baptist mooting
waH hold in Covers Grove at Algor-
non. Nearly f > 00 puoplo wore
in attendance and twenty convoitn
baptized. In the forenoon Rev ,
Case of Litohtiolu proauhod , and
in thu afternoon Rov. Wood of
Mason City. A basket dinner wan
also an important part of the day's
program , All who were present Wont
home feeling that the day had boon
well spent.
Cnllaway Courier
Mrs. II. II. Andrews loft on
Monday for a visit at her old home
in Maine. She wan accompanied by
her ( laughter , Louise.
Arnold is to oolobrate the
Fourth in good Htylo , and intends
making Omaha and Lincoln asham
ed of themselves on that day.
0. W. Barnard has accepted a po
aition as advertising solicitor and
eollaolor on th i Broken Bow Re-
publioan , and departed for that oily
last Monday.
Moss King , of Broken Bow , is
treating the interior of thu store
building to bu occupied by Thiup-
Bon , Rublue & Slovens , to two
eoata of paint.
Frankiu ( 'only , youngoHt son ol
Editor Conly , had IUH arm quite
badly hurt while at a picnic one da )
laat week. Dr. MoNulty is treating -
ing the injured member
Flat ?
Tomorrow , Friday , Juno 14 , is
Hag day. If nothing more is done
in'recognition of the day in Brokoi
Bow , the public buildings , private
aud business houses should bo dee
orated with the emblem of our
country. Friday , Juno 14 , 1777 ,
congress enacted the law providing
that a illng with thirteen stripes
alternate rod and white ; that the
union bo thirteen stars , white , in n
blue tield. One star has boon adder
aiuoo for each new atato nnd now
wo have forty iivo.
The Bohool IIOUSOH , court house
hotels and business houses tha
oan provide for the occasion nhoulc
have the flag floating all day from
the mast top.
VvniHHil School Mooting , Monday
Juno 24 , 1OO1.
Oflico County Snpt.
BHOKIW JJo\v , NKUK. ,
JUNK 12,1001.
To School Oftioorfl and 1'ntroiiB :
The nnrfd'ul Bchool district moot-
in/ / , ' will ho liold on Monday , .June
2-1. liyory patron and taxpayer
ahould uttond'the mooting this your
ind lake part in HH deliburutionH.
Vou will among ether thin/H / bo
called upon to dooido by your volon ,
ho qiioHlioiiH of putting our new
ligh school law into operation in the
county. This IH porlmps the most
mportant matter thai will come be-
bro the mooting thin your and the
responsibility ibr the .result slionld
tot he thrown upon the few but all
liould ex [ irons themselves upon it.
Thit ) law provides tlmt a vote nhull
10 taken in ouch district of the
county , with the exception of the
ligh school ( liBtriclB , upon th pro-
lomtion to establiuh what it * termed
in adjunct district for taxing pur-
IOKOS. Thu result of the vote is
sonified by the moderator or chair *
nun of thu meeting to the County
Superintendent. If , when the total
vote upon the proposition \ ciin-
'ussud it ia shown tlmt a majority
uvor the ostablislnuHiit of snob nd-
uncl district the iuct iu curtiliud to
ho County liourd of Supervisors
mil n levy of not to exceed two
uills is made upon thu assessed
iihuition of nil property in thu
ounty , not included in high school
iibtriotH. From thu fund raised by
ucli luvy the tuition of non-resident
) iipils in thu high school is paid ,
'ho rate of tuition is fixed at seventy
ivo conlH pur week. When thiH
idjuuct district bus once been form-
d it may he discontinued in the
iiino manner as established by n
mijority vote at any subsequent ,
iiimiul mooting , The legislature
IIIH voiy wisely loft the settlement
of this question with these who aru
o bu bunulittod by its provisions and
vho are also to bo taxed for its
naintonanou. We should therefore
vuigh the matte/ carefully nud ox-
) ross ourselves by ballot at the
iiinual mooting.
The only districts in the county
recognized us high schools within
ho meaning of the law by thu State
Superintendent are ; Broken' Bow ,
Julhiwuy aud Analuy. I trust that
( till vote may bo recordud upon
his question on the 5Mth inst.
Thu convention of school boards
uul patrons , which bus been a prom-
nent feature of our institute , dur-
ng the last two years will be
lold this year on Saturday , July 21.
At this mooting wo wish to discuss
the question of grading moru olosuly
our country schools in accordance
vith our state course of study ; plana
or enforcing our new compulsory
attendance Uw ; tuxt hooks and vari
ous ether questions of vital import
ance. School officers and patrons are
ire not only cordially invited , but
irgonlly requested to attend. The
> rogmm will bo , announced later.
The state superintendent informs
no that the new 'edition of school
uws will bu out about Julv 1st.
With best wishes for continued
irogrosa in our schools , I remain ,
Yours Truly ,
J. J. TOOUCY ,
County Supt.
P. S. Officers receiving these cir
culars arc requested .to distribute
thorn among their neighbors. J. J. T.
National HuH'rugo Comontlou Notes.
The National American Woman
Suffrage Association just 0 closed a
very successful six days C nveution
it Minneapolis Noted women from
nearly every state of the Union
were there Fonio whoso names have
boon familiar to the public for
thirty years m connection with this
roat cause of individual liberty ,
Snuati B. Anthony , Rov. Olimpia
Brown , Rev. Anna Shaw
Raohaol Foster Avery , the throe
Clay sisters , direct decendanUi of
Henry Clay , and the one man who
has made Women Suffrage tU
paramount work of his life time
and at seventy five is as ardent a
believer and worker for the on-
franohizeuiout of women as he was
fifty years ago , Harry B. Blaokwoll
of Mass. , husband of Lucy Stone.
It was found that Nebraska
slands fifth in unrolled membership ,
the list being : Now York , Mass. ,
Penn. . Iowa. Nebraska- Mint aha i.
third iu increase of members overlast
year and because of her good
organization and
promising condition - ;
dition the is to bo made a special
field of labor during the present
year. We arc to have a number of
conferences this fall , when Mrs.
Chapman Catt , our National Presi.
dent , will give ue two weeks ot her
tirao and hold meetings in a number
of the larger towns of the
state , closing with the stale con-
von ion ; when and where this con
vention-will be held will be de
cided later.
Of th cloven delegates due Ne
braska , ton were proaent. In the
matter of attendance , Iowa gave
thfl largest showing , all of her
fifteen delegates being present and
thirty.fiva vuitiug Iow ni , who
were not delegates , Shu in to
come in for a share of nttonion and
will roooive aid from the National
Association in the way of speakers
for her fall campaign.
One of the grandest orators on
the platform today is our national
president , Carrie Chapman Catt ,
and wo hope -that Broken Bow
muy bo HO fortunate an to HUCUTO
at least one appointment from her
thiH fall while she is in the stale.
CI.AUX A. YOUNO ,
Pros. Nob. W. S. A.
8UMMEK SCHOOL , NOTES.
Total uirollrnHiit on tlio third day at
thn Smnmor school icnnion , 711.
Prln. ( J. ID JiORRa ot ttio Gibbon Uiifll
tij-os College vlflltfid us Wi'dnunday.
Mr. John Hallny IR u No. 1 Janitor.
All Hello are run promptly on time.
Students In attendance show a dfolro to
bt'coniH thii bent In UIH uuclilng profits
on.
Vlnllon nrtt welcome cimy hour and
on nny day. The dally work begins at
7 o'clock n. m.
The ntlondancit this yorr 's larger than
n the corresponding wetk of any pri-
vloun Hiimmur suhool.
Arrangements have been mndo for
HBVcrnl Lectures during muniner pcliool.
Aunounocmon a will t1 made latar.
Supt. J .1. Toolev spoke to the stu
dents Monday morning on in ? subject of
Miaa JcHale Nixon of Cnzitl Nebr. who
was In nttamlnnco at the Summer school
WHS called homo Wednesday. Her els-
tor In Bflrlously Ml.
The la'jiruotora , nnd tcacliera attend-
hiK , vuluo very blRlily the nppicclnl < on ,
and hospitality of tlio Broken How pee
ple. Hrokon Uow li n loidlnpr mine -
tlonal city of odtitr. 1 .Nebraska.
Rov. Oeo. II. Boomer conducted chnti-
ol exorcises Monday morning and E. A.
Knight , on Wednesday morning. Both
Kiiitlomen KIIVO interesting tal s to the
tencliem after chapel cxereluta.
The Iimtiuotora , Prof. Geo. I ) . Qunn
of Meson City , 1'rin Lilly M. ilonne of
Merna and Mr. Avn'o P. Vfunlco ot
Broken Uow are putting ull ontUnsitom
poaaihle into their respeetive rooltutioiiB
Following are the names of those who
are In ntteudnnco at present :
BHOKEN BOW ,
Mne Apple Mjrtlrt Miller
Mae Ucckwllh baUlu K Xorcutt
Llbble llreulxer Corn 1'arkhnrat
John Caywood K. C. Plckett
Ftttiulo Drake Krank [ , Hcuder
Utdle liolconib Klorenco Kmorson ,
llertha sbackleford ICIlza llojcu
Cuaa Hhaw Kin inn Luco
Flo Thorpe Mtlla Luco
Italph Mooio l.eluli vslitamau
Mu. J. P. Mackrtll Lucy II rrl
H. K. aloWIUUina Itoeia Orr
Killlli Ulovenn Nettle IlaimawaM
Jodalo 1'ollurd Ituliylllil
Htella Wllkini
BKHWVN.
Anlunc ClirUtenecu Nellie Perkins
JINULEY.
latlle lleiger Cora KoaUr
'Urn llrUtal MuryQIuunou
Iraoe llutlsr Fanny Woody
Mabel Uotnstock
1I180N CITY
Jsry Olose KUzIo Kbodea
I , . Una l.oucka
OAU.AWAT
ale McOrnary Inn btiineoii
'ainiliTroyvr Ada Uilily
WKSUOTT
Edith Sims
WElbJUUT.
Myrtle Albert Lulu Bidwoll
\VK3TKIlTILLi :
Harry Klmball Cnrrle Hills
COBUHlJll.
Zella Wood
KI.UMl-
Mttiulu Kaupp
LOUI ,
Alllu VauAnlwcru KUlu Sliaiiiiou
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
'HnilluttitUK X\v Ulltlur Tliv Him. "
All Dontors hnvo tried to euro
CATAHKU by the use of powders , aold
IIIISCB , intmlurii and ( t.u < ( ln oa&to form
Tuoli ponders dry no the uiuciious
inembrMicj cauaiug th m to crack open
and t loud. The piweriu1 ac'Ua inrd ID
< h inhalora hnyo en ev e.-ieu awiiy
tbs Biune iromb naes tiini their innkois
have aimed to cure , \\lne pnctea aud
oiutmcnta cannot resell u * dl e ce. An
old nnd oxpetlouced p-coiltlonur who
has ( or many yoara mai/e A cloBO auuly
and spuolnlly of the irentraent of
OATAltllU/tiaa at IbHt perfected a
treatment wh'ch when fa'tu'ully need
not only relieves at OIICQ , hm pflruian-
entrycuies CATAllUU , i.y rt-moving
I tie cause , a opping 'lie d si UH-jeij , and
curioK H kllainatlon. It la the only
remedy known to eclonco tbtt actually
reaches the allllcL d puns , 'lois won
derful ruaiedy Is known as "SNUFFLES
the GUARANTEED CATARHU
CURE1.1 imd ia told nt Hie extremely
low j.rlcoof One Dal nr , caoli packauo
contaln < nu ; Internal and external medi
cine suflli 'ont ' fora lullmomh's tre t-
mont aud ev > rythlu3 IHCB.S.O y to lis
priVct UBO.
la the oniv Derfcct
OATA Rll CUKE every made and Is
now recognized an the O' | y aafe and
positive cure for tliil annoviug and dls-
iliaoaao. It cured nil Inllama
t'ou ' quickly and permanently and la alno
vnnuerluHv quick to rolleve HAV
KEVEU or COLD In tlie FJ E A D.
CATABUH wheniieglert-d often lenda
to CONSUMPTION "Snu lies ' will
save you If you UBQ it at on M. It IB no
ordinary remedy , but u com hte treat
ment wnlch is positively RI aoteed to
cure Catarrh in any ! oim or atago if
used according to tie Olreeilons which
accompany each pi'i'kfge. Don't delay
but tend for it at oacsj , aud wr.lu full
particulars as to your condition , and you
will receive special advlco from the dl -
oovorer of this wnderlu ! remedy regardIng -
Ing your case wlthou1 com , 'o you b-
yond the reeular pr'ce ot .ScufJIe. " tue
"t uarant ed Catarib Cure. "
Sent prepaid to any nddrcM In the
United SUtes or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Addreu Dnpt. K 171.
KDWIN | l. GILES & COMPANY. 2330
and U333 Market Street , PhllaJblphla.
RUMMBIt.
Corn Kelktr
UOTHtNllUKt.
MaKKlu lloton
OVKH
Nulllo lluthop Adeltno Hueiiefeld
DATES.
Vfpta Hazen
I.KK rillK.
l.ola Itatnuld
TUrrniin. .
Hadio Franklin Alice Krankiln
HTNO.
( iraio Urllllth
KINnBTON.
Mnndu llelllnger Himlii Crist
OEOIIIILTOWN ,
Mntlldn Swcnron
WE 1 UNION.
IlmaHblim
* COZAU ,
Jemla Nixon
AN BLMO.
JohnJ. L hmanowiky
Hannah I'erklns Lnnra 1'erklun
EUDELL.s
I , \f.7.\u \ \ Laii'rati | { '
Dacla Nicholas
Notice to I'arcntH
Parents and guardians are re
quested , who have children of
school age , to hand a list of said
children to W. B. JSastlnnau ,
secretary of the school hoard , for
enumeration purposes , and
oblige.
Pic Sale anil Ire Cream Served.
The ladies of the Baptist
church will have a pie sale and
serve ice cream Saturday , June
IS. in the vacant room in the
Kcalty block , next to John it
Knerr's store. Pies will be on
sale from 10 o'clock , a. in.
Woodmen , Attention.
On Sunday , Juno 23 , at 2 o'clock
p. m. , Memorial Horviocs will beheld
hold at Mornn , Nebraska. All
inomborH : if camp No. 11H are ro
pucHtod to bo present ,
By Order of Com.
COUNTY COUNT CUS1EK COUNTY ISKIl
To tlio liulrfc mill next ot kin ot Haao Crablu
Yon arr liorohy notifloil Unit Frank It. ( 'rfthe ) ,
POII of sad ! ilvccancd , lias flloil hi * pelllion In
mid Court , asking tlmt John . J Urablo nmv ) > a
appolnltiil Ailmlnlutrator of the estate of Isaac
( Jrallo ( Inccii'ud.Said matter linn born pet for
liea'lni' for July Oth. IIKII.at 10 o'clork a in. , at
the Cimnty Court Itonin In Broken Uow , Nch ,
when all Intonated jur les may appear anil bo
lie.utl
Th In notlcii in ordered publlxhrd for thrrr con-
iccntlio wreks In tlio CIIS.IT County Kpiiulli" | > ii
.1 weekly newpp'iper pnl > ll hel nnd of gem r il
clrcnlntton In mild county ,
Duled the 13th day of Jun 1C01.
0-1 3 3t , T.A AKMOUU , County Judge.
To Calirorniu in July.
Make up you mind to go to San
Francisco in July and you will jo. ;
That'ri almoflt UK Hiiro as two and
two make four.
Another thing equally sure IH
that yon will never have a bettor
opportunity of vitritiug California
KatOH have now been reduced tea
a point within roach of almost
everyone. For example , the cost
of a round trip ticket from Omaha
to San Kranu'iHUO is only $ -15 lens
than the regular ono-Way rate.
CorroHpondingly low rates from
all other Burlington Route stations
Tlio trip to California and the
month yon will npond there will
constitute a holiday HtirpaaHing nny
in your experience. Exercise good
judgment and a hundred dollaru
will cover every expanse of the
trip railroad fare , Hlooplors , aide
tripR , and a month in California.
Write for a copv of the Burling.
IOU'H Epwortb League folder
given full information about the
mooting , cost of tiolcctp , through
cars , stop-overs , etc.
J. FHANOIH ,
General Passenger Agent ,
Omaha , Neb.
PURE extracts at J. 0. Bowen'e ,
Mnluls Mrnn Merit.
The highoHt award the best in
Franco , the best in America , the
host nt the World's Fair , the best
in the world The Sinclair , Superi
or Washer. For sale by
A. A. COLLOM.
A L/arge
Stock of
WALLPAPER
PAPER
Ne\y
Spring-
Styles.
A < Joocl CouKli
It speaks , well for Chamberlain's
Couuu Remedy when druggists use it In
their own families In preference to any
ether "I hnvo Bold Chamberlain's
Cough Hemedy for the past five years
\Mtlt complete satisfaction to mysnlf
and customer * , " Bays Druggist J. Ood-
smith , Van Etton , N. Y. "I have al
ways uped If , Iu ray family both for ordi
nary roughs and colds and for the couuh
following hi crippo , and tlnd It vorv elli-
cacloua. " Korealoby.1. G. Uneberle.
woman's
use
is hard enough a
it ia. It Is to her that
we owe our world ,
nnd everything
should be iniulu as
cnsy ns possible for
her at thu tltuo of
childbirth. This
is just what
MOTHERS
FRIEHD
will do. It will make
baby's coining easy
and painless , and that without tak
ing dangerous drugs into the sys
tem. It is simply to be applied to
the muscles of the abdomen. It
penetrates through the skin carry
ing strength nnd elasticity with it.
It strengthens the whole system and
prevents nil of the discomforts of
pregnancy.
The motherof n plumb babe in
Panama , Mo. , says : ' "I have used
Mother's Friend and can praise it
highly. "
Get Mother's Friend at the
Drug Store , $1 per bottle.
The Bradfield Regulator Co. ,
ATLANTA , GA.
Write for our free illustrated book ,
" Before Baby is Born. "
W. H. Penn & Co. have a now
line of Hummer hats for men and
beye , See thorn. 0 0-2t
tlie mnterlai
tliut KOCH Into your
repaired wutclt tlmt
reMtiltH In a perfect
I on. it ia tim [ lou ;
that docs thu business , any bungler
can buy the flue kinds of material
that I URU In repairing ; but skill
is the most valuable m&terinl that
jim bo need In watch repairing :
and the bungler can't buy It. 1
eell my skill ( or what It IB worth
and It will cost you less than
bungling nt lower prices.
P. W. HAYES ,
Jeweler nnd Optician.
West fide of square.
and Professional Directory ,
w 1LLISCADWELL
11UOKKN nOW AHSTKACT CO. ,
llundvd.
I. A. RENEAU ,
Sooretary-TroaKuror and
AbHtraotur.
Longest Kxpottenco and neatest
work
Off lee , Main St. , Betwe
Broken Bow , Custot
T-\R. K. M. ' 11OGAN ,
11 !
Office over W S. Swan'n Grocery
SIore.
i Itnw , li
TQAKKIl'a POOL HALL ,
\V. E. 1IAKBK. Prop.
Kor a nodal L'ftnio of pool. North
I or IttruiiuioAN Olllco.
I llrokcu How , Nobraekn.
E. RYEUSON ,
For
Columbia Byclclos ,
Wheeler A Wilson , and
New Hotn * Pawing
Machines
'
UEPAinisO OF ALL KINDS.
Urokeu How , NeO
O H. CON HAD ,
. . . .Dealer In .
Pumps , Wind Mills ,
Tankn , Fitting * * , Gaso
line Enginer , etc. , etc.
Broken How , Nebriik * .
T H. COSNEK ,
FAINTKU & PAPKUHANQEH.
IDyeari experience.
Term * rci "Habl .
TelenhoDO No. I'-'J
Uroktu How , Nebra k .
W MIL & FREED ,
Proprietors of
PALAGK HARHKH SHOP ,
Square , Drnken Uow
Nebrnxkn. Ajciit ; Cliukeon
Line" ) In Laundry.
I. A. Ki'iieau. ItasmttB Andoraon.
Rcneau &
. Anderson.
Kanns for ( tent nnd Salo. All
Classen of realty handled for east
ern Investor * . Tuxea paid for
non-residents.
ion 4-th & 5th Avonuoa ,
r County , Nebraska.
/ AME & REESE
ATTOUNI5VH AISI >
ItooniK 8 and U , Ilcalty lllock.
Itroken Uow , Nebraska.
Anyone wishing a new watch
mo\emenl in an eld cane , caM on
M SIMONSON ,
Leading Bboumnkcr Jfc Watru
Kepalioi of the city. Loc.itml 1st
iloor foutli po ! > totllco.
, D. GLAZE ,
Dealer In
Qranlte , Koiclcn and /merlon
Marbles.
Ornamental Work a
Specialty.
Itroken How , Nebraoka.
ANGS STUDIO.
B
All kinds o ! Work Done ,
fanlntacllou Guaranteed.
Crayon Work
Enlarged.
llroken Uow , Nebraska.
TY UAIIUEH SHOP.
H.O.HUTTON Proprietor.
Finl-cH" \ > ork Rear Hoom
of llroken Uow biate ilauk.
llroken How , Nebtatka.
A ii. HUMPHREY ,
attorney at ? aiu
lrok n Uow , Nobr.
T UNUH COUNTER ,
En. MALLOV , Prop
Allkluasof Bolt drluks. Beit
brand of cigars. First building
east or Farmers Dank ,
Broken Bow , Neb.
T\R. 0. L. MULLENS
Physician
And
Surgeon.
Und Stairway Ire in uu < t end Ir.
Realty lllock ; residence , 3nl west
M. K. cbnrcb , on BAUIO Bld of
Direct.
Direct.ilrokrn Iluw , ? x
W.A. . TUOMP8ON ,
CONTUAUTOH & IIU1LUKK.
t3ry PlniiB and eetlinates on short
notlct ) .
llrokon Uow , Nebraska
OTACK&110LCOMB
The Best and only
Good Place in town to
got Your Byoiole Work
Done.
Byoiclo Sundries , Etc.
Urokcm Haw , Nebraska.
T J. SNYDER ,
Atty-at-Law ,
Notary Public ,
and Justice of the Peace. Special
attention KiTon to collection
tepoi > lllou ! > Uk n , pension voDch.
er neatly executed and all kinds
of legal papera written. Olllce In
the rear ot Hank ot Commerce.
Broken Bow , Nob.
B. SMITH ,
J.B.
Attornay-at-Low-
Practice In all Courts.
liroken Uow , Nebraska.
TV MILL ,
K. F. AlcCLUun , Prop ,
Rye Flour , Buckwheat ,
Graham , FoeH , etc.
O M. DORRIS ,
All kinds of work In our line done
promptly and in flrct-clima orrltr
Rodohop on the corner westoi
the bose house.
OlVIi UH A TUIAI. .
UroVen Uow , Neb.
. W. HUNTS ,
Wo don't hang wall ptpor for
IBc , nor paint your houae wllb
any old lntl ; but bdKt material
and worUumnehlp guaranteed.
SEE ME FOR PRICES HE-
POKE YOU PAINT OK PAPEK
VOUK HOUSE.
< : i < x > . w. IIONTH ,
HroVcn How , Nebrnska.
TWTJKE8CANLON ,
Proprietor of
Ittalaurnnt i I.uncu Counter ,
I.IIFKU aurortintint of Confection-
arles , C'lKarn und Tolmccoa.
North eldu uf Public Square ,
llrokon Dow , Nebraska.
118. H. O. & W. B.TALUOT
D
PHYSICIANS
SURGEONS.
Office over Ilaebcrle'a Drug Store.
Hroktu How , NebraiVa.
QLINTON DAY ,
Physician
and
Surgeon.
Office In rear uf the Hank of Com
merce. Iti'f Idenco Oth liouio wen
of the llaptut church.
Broken Bow , Nob.
RD. P1LJKETT ,
Stenographer and
Notary 1'ublic.
Job Work a SpouUlty
031c with Jauioi L-dnlcli ,