i *
C'oiinly Iloiinl of K < | iiull/nioii. !
Broken How , Nob. ,
Tuesday , Juuu 11 , 1001.
PtUHiiaut to the provision of the
Htmuto , thu count ) board ot Hiiju-r-
Yisorb of CuHtur county , Nebrm-ka ,
mot an n County Bonn ! of Equali
zation at tliu Court llotiHu in Jlrok-
on liow at 0 o'clock Tuuuiiuy morn
ing Juno 11 , 1(101. (
Thu meeting WHS culled to order
by the Ciiairnutn wlio inHtruotud the
olork to call the roll.
The following mem born roHpond-
cd to their UUIIIOH HMO wing a lull
attendance ;
,1. V. lirciulibiihl , J < 'bn Coouey ,
J.V. . Ginli' ) , < i. Mi'iniT , 11. 1' ,
a vugu , CJ. II I'lKirpf , U. U. Lind ,
Tbo / ollouinijiiiJiinitloori / , wort )
appointed by il' - ' Chairman :
On Uu a I Unt'tti ' * , Village and City
Loth Jim. Cioncy , II. 1' . Savage.
Un Live Htook , Kur.d , Ton'iiHhip
and Village Levied .1. F. Breuh-
bulil , G. JloiHui.
Oo Holiool Bond , Village- and
County Lovicif U. 11. Thorpe , J.
W. Conloy , 0 , O Lind.
J IIU Ul'llllllH IUDI1 IIIIIIIUI
OBOded to work on the
hooks and tint ontiru day HUH spent
by them in arranging and prepar
ing < or the tankof Equalization.
At ( t p. m. it wes moved and car
ried lu adjourn until' ) o'clock to
morrow morning ,
WKDNKHDAY .JUNK 12.
The board met promptly at I )
a. in. and were culled to order by
the Chairman.
The roll call nhowod nil the metn-
berri prcHont. Thu ininutoa of Tueh-
day wuru ruad and approved ,
Thu forenoon wan Hpuiu in Com
mittee work determining ihu valu
ation ot School dJHtnictH , equalizing
thu Live Slock etc.
AVTEUNOON HUliHION. *
After thu noon TOCUBH the G'om-
miiteeH continued thu work of
equalization and Mr. Joe rikolton
filed thu following affidavit explain
ing why ho did not appear before
the Townnlup board o ( Eqmili
ution to have ilia aBHoHsmont whiuli
he olainiH ib too high , corrected.
June 10 , 1001. '
To the Honorable County Board ,
( Junior County , Nobr.
( JBNTUCMKN : I failed to go before -
fore the Township board of Equali
zation for thu reaHon that J was not
furniuhod with a copy of my aHHOHH-
uiont in Garh'old TowtiHhip until
after that board had adjourned , not
withstanding the fact that I in ado n
personal demand on the aHBOHH'jr of
aid towiiHhip for waid copy at loam
two weckti before the towiiHhip
board met. Signed ,
Jois SKBLTON.
Subscribed and uwoin to before
inothiB 113th day of Juno , 1001.
J. B. OHIOUUN ,
County Clerk.
Mr. Skolton ai > kud the comity
board to examine thu Giiliold aHsoe-
bor'ebook ami if they find that Inn
ol < um of exot'BHive i valuation at , ,
well founded to Adjust the valuation
to corruHpond with ihnl ot othe
property in Haid towiiHhip.
Thu board proniiHud to attend to
the matter and on motion adjourn
ment wan taken until 0 o'clock to
morrow morning.
TinmscuY , JUNK 13.
The board mot at 0 a. m. . and
were called to order by the chair
man.
lloll call showed all1 member
prcHont.
The forenoon WIIH Hpent in work
on asHOHHorri bookH arranging for
Hpoctal ruad daniiigi'H , xnhool bond
tavioB , etc. and i\l 12 m. rooeflHan
taken until 1:30 : p. m.
AKTKUNOON B158S10N ,
The board oonvonod at 1:30 wit !
all members present ,
Mr. it. A. Hunter tiled with the
olork the following atVidnvil :
Juno Kith. 1001.
Before the County Board of Kquali
Kuliou , CtiHtvr County , Nobranka
ComoH now H. A. Hunter , who
being tirat duly BWorn on oath dt-
POHOH and naya : That Uo in the
owner of 7 hordes and 2'j mnlea
that at thu time the atjueatiinent wah
mtido 0 horse * and 22 ninloH were
kept on the Cadwell place about om
mile north of Broken Bow City and
in Broken Bow TowiiHhip , whicil
placn ho bad leaned from Willie
Cadwell and that tend horucH and
muleH are now at bin ranch about
C milcH north of Rroknn Bow.
That the AnflONHor for Broki t
Bow City aHHOMHod him with GO
horHCH in caid cily.
That the AHHoxHiniMit nhould luvo
been made a follown towit :
1 horn * jn Broken Bow city , (
horaoH ana 22 mules in Broker
Bow TowuBhip.-
Ha therefore asks your honorable
body to ooireet the AsHOHHors bookt *
to uuoord with thin statement.
Signed R. A. UUNTKH.
Subscribed and Hworn to before
mo thiB lllth day of June 11)01. )
Or W. IlAKBB ,
Deputy County Clerk.
After careful oonnidoration it was
moved by Mr. Coonoy and lecondi d
by Mr. Breohbtihl that the rfoquent
pf H , A. Hunter be grautod and
that ho ho allowed to file a schedule
of IIIH properly in Broken Bow
loiviicMip and have the game HBHOHH-
, . , | , ami that hit * valuation in
Mmki n Bow city ( bo reduced to
IH : do. The motion wan declared
carried. '
The matter of Mr. J. 9kolton'n
iUHC'Hinenl in Garliuld towjiuliip was
I hen taken up' It was moved by
Mr. J , W. Conloy and uduonded by
Mr. 11. P. .Savage that the aHHctiH-
ini'iil of JoHoph tikelton bo changed
an followHj
Thu K | 31-18 10 bi valued at
$100 iiiHtoad of $ a40 , and that the
Hi'HHini'iit hookH bo corrected to
Mtiow HIIJI ! land valued at 81 ( JO.
Tin- motion Wah carried.
Mr. John Conley , of Broken Bow
mail" complaint that the property
of Alice ( JonUiy had Ieon valued too
Ingli. It waH moved by Mr. Sav-
at > c and Hoconrled by Mr. Brechbiihl
that the iiNriObHiiiont on the N\V of
Hlock f ) Lewis' addition to Broken
How , Nolirahka , doHonhod aatmtrip
120 fewl by 120 foot and owned by
Alice C ( nley , bo changed from
i ) uu viuuauuii ID iu uu. A nu
m iion WIIH carried.
On motion the IIOMBO adjourned
until ! i a. m. tomorro v.
KJtlDAY , .IUN 14.
The board mot at ( ' o'clock tints ,
i m purriiiant to adjourniuont with
ill meinberu present.
The chuirman called the meeting
to order and the clerk road the
minntcH of the previous session ,
icli were approved by the board ,
The entire day way spent by the
boaid in committee v ork , equaliza
lien , flu , and at 0 p. m. , it was
moved and carried to adjourn until
0 a. m. to-morrow.
HA.TUKDAY , JtfNK 15.
The brard i : ot at 0 a. in. pur
Miiant to adjournment with a full
The min'uleH were road and" ap
proved
'riieliiorning wan spout in com *
nultoo work , arrangiuc the town
ship levies , etc. , and at 12 m. the
board adjourned until 0 a. m. Mon
day in order to allow the members
to visit the poor farm.
AT REST PHOM 1 OIL , PAIN
ANDSOKCO\V
Kind ( rlendi ? of Ciih r County , Nebr.
(
and dear relatives who nay bo located
fleewliiiro , It becomes my and duty to
write tlild short ekotch na n memorial
of our uoiir mother , havl.itf ttuen diaap-
poliutd in Kcittln tliu one to do It ( or
us tn'whom wo made aueolal request
lltdii ving Iho noble lift ) of this , our dr-
piirled loved ono Is worthy of public
mention , and yet no words that we havn
ever upoUeu or writon bring eiioh deep
and nbldinK soirow , ns these words ,
' Our dear mother la dead. "
Mary Elizabeth Woodley w s born In'
Gntlfcml Unimty , North Cnrollnii on
OccimilusrOcli , 1821. Died In Cuett > r
ii'tty. Nebr. , Muy S5tti. 1001 , HRbil
70 MII , 5 mo nndlGdajB , nttcr an ill-
iii't-n of over ton months , Imvlnt ; hud n
light blroke of pucnljalu last July from
th elTi'iila of which she never fully rti-
covurnd. The IIIBI tun weeltH'of her llfo
witB wrought nltli InUinsu Buttering , he-
( UK imeonscloiiH Hit ) ient r p'arl ofw \ \
Minn Mini M helpless I\B u babu. TlioiiRli
olie did not murmur or complain , ho
WIIH ready , waiting tuul willing to o ,
attitf n long , active and UHoful life. Her
work tuul boon linlttied. Hlio only
ivwaitod tlit' siiminoiiB that .would onll
h r home to that tmppp place shu
tiilUcil ro imich iihoiit durliiK her slot-
lit HH. IIt > r faUli was duoply rootml nnil
KruiiiidBd In God and the lilblu. Shu
w itepiHtitnt rtmdor of that procioiiH
book UR lout ; HH n I HI could popalbly sou to
ri'iid , und nftur her eye ul ht becaniu too
dim , HliH onjtiyeil having the lilble road
m lua. Uliu hud rend thuhole Ulble
no lees tlmn 20 Uniot ; the Nuw
no h'fH thnu 00 tlmea.
Hhi WIIH converted nnd joined thu
Miahotliul Kpluoopnl Church South In
< lu y w 1857 , find WHP n numihiir of Unit
donnuilnntion until tlu jenr 18GG when
Miio with her two cl ildrtm I'tnlitrat
11 DelHwnro oouuty , Indiana , having
Uocii left A widow as ti result ot the tin--
rll'lc oivil war. Sbrt WHS known and rec-
o n zsd dining thu civil wnr in the
south ua "Thu Llneoln woman" buiii
con cluneciuua and loyal to the Union ,
stix inovod from Delewaru 06. , Indium
m 1870 to llnntlnplon ( Jo. , Indiana. Shu
lhe.ru hociime Ideutllled with the 'United
Hrothreii In Oliriat , and lived A oonsiet-
niit mumbur of that church until eliu
W'SB called to the oluirch triumphant.
Hh'1 eiimo lo CiiBter County ill the yen
lbSf and was n rualdent of this county
until liur eplrit was called lo thut benv
euly o iiintry. ' 1 he deceaeud was thu
liixt oiut ot n liimily M twelve children ,
li ( In * real having preceded her to the
apini world , where the happy reunion
of enrth's departed loved ones shall lake
plnce , when the roll is called up yandur
Hflug the mother of only two children
who tire left to mourn their preat loss ot
thutruest and boat friend of earth ,
lovi'inc , tender , kind and preoloua moth
er , Claudia A. E. Wllljmis of Warren
lluntliuton Co. , Induna nnd U. U
RtiSBom of Ouster Co inty , Nebraekn.
The fuucrul services \ven _ > oondnoted
by Hey Myers of UroU ji ) ( tow and Rev ,
RUihiinl Gift of Cudtei Canyon , Uuv.
( lift haviiiK known her for H5 years , .
bcrviiwa were hold at the Cuater Cent * ir
Bed Church , being the largest funeral' I
attendance ever held at the above place.
That precious form we hud HO lonx recog
nized 8 our own HViunt , preolouBinolhor
WIIH taken by loving , tender hntula and
placed In its tlnnl reetlrirr place In tlmt
HItmt homo unions the sleeping doml in
OiiRtcr Cuntur UHinotory. Though her
Hpltlt lias takiin IIH cnlehttnl Hl ht , , tlmt
swelling inoiiod In ynndur cemetery
will over ben soured npot IIH long no our
eyi'o shrill bo permltud to lookupon It
We inlbR bur In the home elrolo
IIH only those who Imvo ht'un uitllpd
to any Inruwnll to n dour , Invelog moth
er enii , or ever will know. Hut thluwo' '
know , oho Rwontly ri-btH In the Heavenly
I'urndlBH ol Qod.
III'.BT.
llnniilldil tollnr tliV tvnrk nil done ,
lluniillfnl muil Into ( Jliiry KOIIU ,
llpiiitlful lift' wltli lie urown now worn ;
( loci Klvrth Hun1 rcM.
ItiKt from ull iiti lilhK nnd corrow and ffurH ,
Itl'fit flflin 'ill | ii n < il > lo cljjhlliK null Iliilrs ,
Kent tliriiiili | "iKl'i * ( 'iiduHH woiidutful yuaie ;
At lioino is I th lint bk-Ki , . |
Ilniiitlfiil sjilrlt fri't ) from all etaln ,
( lur'H Hit Iniiiri nulio , tlio sorrow i nil
Ililnu Is HID ( il iry ninl InfliiUugiiln ;
Thy Hliiiulinr In MWrct
I'cin'ii on tliu lirnvr , nnil llm oyolldn HO calm ,
1'cnce In llm luirt 'luullit IIH wtillt ) folded plum
I'eucn uilli ttioiuiKulH , u wonduiftll liului ;
Tliy pcucu Ii complete ) .
Karowcll , ilonr iniillior. our wlilto lips anld ,
How \vu Hindi mini linr , tlm lumutlfiil di > ml ,
\Vlio liikivi tin' iilncu tif tlit ! iiri'UoilB one Opil ,
Hut nod knowolli lirHt
Our liomtH arc fnd nn wu IOOK In that clnilr ,
And tlmi It now viicnut.vllli no mother tliutu ,
Hut fo-jl i tin t her IOM > wu till Biuy Ellll eluiro ,
In 111 ill homo or awccl left.
v -0. H. UUHBOM
( tur
Aualey Cliroulclu -
T. T. Duiiels has bcuii-ht the
1'inkley house now oucuuiod by
( Jeorgo Zahn.
Mrn. .lohn Willis and children of
Trov , KansaH , is visiting hero. Mitt.
Willis is a daughter of Mrs. W , II.
Clay.
Cards are out announcing thu
wedding of Joseph Moore and Arlie
Sargentat Christian church June 19 ,
at 8 o'clock p. m.
The heaviest rain of the year at
one time was Tuesday ni ht. The
lainfall was 1 05 It is needless lo sav ,
that crops are not suffering tor
moisture at the present time.
O.H. Conradof BrokenHow ) , was
in town Thursday. . We under
stand bo has' sold out his pump
establishment hero to Leu Baugh-
man , who will conduct the busi
ness at the old btand. Mr.Haughman
needs no introduction to the people
of Ansley , having been the
manager of the Cjnrad branch
when it was first started here.
Mason City Traiuftlpl
Mrs. J. B. Ortlournof Broken
Bow. was thu uuoHt of Mrs. E W.
Tufford , last week.
Mrs. .1. J. Tooloy and oliildern ,
of Biokon Bow , visited Mason City
and vicinity the past week.
County Attorney L. 12. Kirk
pat rick , of Broken How , watTattend-
ing to legal business in Mason
City Monday.
Bronson Leo uamo down from
Broken Bow , Tuesday morning ,
and will spend-a few days visiting
relatives and friends on Iho Basin
south of this village ,
Bert Warrington , brother of the
editor of this reat family journal ,
is visitirg in Mason City , 'having '
arrived last Friday night. His
home is in Guthrie Center , Iowa.
Hnrccnt Loader-Km :
Messes. Metcalf and Christy , of
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
I "Hoiiiclliluu
-
e-
All nnotuM linvo trim ! to onri1
CArAHKH by the tmo i ( powderu , iuld ;
jjuM'fl , inliultirtt nnd drills In imfttu form
powilcrs dry up thu IIIUCUOIIH
rimes cunning them to erncV opci :
und t liuul Thu puwurlul acids nsod it
% ho iubatuiB hav > entirely enteu uwity
i tin BHiiiu inoinliniiR'H thru thulr tunkeiu
aimed to euro , wlillo pa ieti and
nun to cannot ronoli tlm dlrit'nso. An
old und nxperionci'd praullttnnur win
linn ( or muny ycnrs mmio n chiBo Htudy
null Hpt'omliv of the trt'dtmont of
UATAttKll Imii ut hint piTfcctcd n
Ui'utminit which wlii'i. fHiiliiullj' tmi'tl
not only rclli'ViH nt OI.OK , but. ptiriimn
entlyonies CAIAliUll , by removing
tliu CHiidu , atoppuiK ihu discharges , nnd
curiiiu U Intluniulon. II IH the only
remedy know n to toleucu tlmt actually
reaches 1 1' * ntllictcd pur H. This won
dertul remedy lo known ns "SNUFKLKS
thu GUAKANTK1CD OATAUHH
UUHE" and m told at thu extremely
low priuu of One Dollar , encli
contnlnliiK Inturnul Kd exturniil modi
isliio hitlllulont torsx lull month's trent-
niunt and evcryllilii [ ; ni'COfSiiry to lie
perlfet iiHti.
"SNUFKLK.S" u U > only perfect
0 ATA Mil 11 OUIM3 twi-ry mmlii und Is
now ruooKin/i'd M the only Hiifn HIM !
poHltlve cum ( or tlml iiimoi mi ; nnd dlH
KUDtltii ; liiBuiiMU. It cnriM all InllnniH-
tlon rpilokly and pi'minnontly nnd IB ulxn
\vonuurliillv quiok to rHtovit 11A V
FKVEUorCOhDIn ttu < HI-JAH.
CAI'AltHIIvlicn iii lt'i't.Ml niii'ii leadH
to CONSUMI'TIONwill ! ! ! ! ! ! !
save you If you nan it nt oiiou It Id no
ordinary nmiedy , but uompbUo trent
uiunt wliiuh IB positivul > nniitiuit * > tul to
CIUH Otttnirh hi any foim or alu o if
need ucoordm t the illrt'Otlona which
nocompiiiiy I'lioli pui'ks u. Dun't dhluy
butH < ud tor it at onuo , fiiul wrrVe fill
piirUoulnrH ns to your condition , und you
will luoi'lvn Bpiehil ndvlon trom the dln-
covori'r ol Il.ilH w ruli''lul remedy rcjjaid-
inityour I'ttBe wlthoiu t' < ii * ' ' < > von b"-
yoiul'iliti ruuiilur prlcw ot' S mfflii * " tlm
" ( iuarnntm > d Cntnnb Curti. "
Stjnt prepaid lo uny oiMcoffl in tbe
Unltul SUtt'd or Mnnndn on receipt of
Ono Dollar. Ad ln * Dcpt- 17 ? ,
KDWIN U Qll.KS * COMl'ANV , U330
and 233'J Markut Btreut , PlilluJelpUlu.
West Union , shipped two oars of
UHttle to boutli Omshu Tuesday.
A. B , Hartley repotts that hail at
IHH piico Tuesday night doslrnyed
I his ' garden und knocked out Homo
window panes.
Attorney Moore and family arriv
ed Tuesday night from Broken
Bow. They will occupy the ntoro
building vacated by Mitchell.
.Inspor Wallace , of West Union ,
is in the city today. Jasper says
the farmers of his suction are much
encouraged.over the line rains.
Mrs. W. P. lllggina oamo in l 'rl-
day lo have Dr. Wells lunoo a
felon on her hand. Mrs. Anstyno also
had one on I or light hand and had it
lanced Tuonday.
The school board has hired loach-
eis for the ensuing year as follow * ;
II 1I 1 11 Hiatt , principal ; Miss B0alof
Broken I Bovi , intermediate ; Miss
Mary Munay , of Sargont , primary. ,
All iiro capable and experienced in
structors ,
HA
AnjluyCltlteii
The pnoplo of Aroadia have
raised $300 with which to celebrate
the Fourth of July.
A nephew of B. L , Nicholas ,
living near Mubon , recently arrived
from Houtli SValos and will spoud
the summer here.
Kay and Tom Zimmerman went
up into Loop county last week and
brought homo a small load of ever
greens which they are selling ,
Chas. Chrismaii , a former resi
dent of this place , bnl who has
boon Jiving near Ihe Bow for thu
last two years , has relumed to his
Cram on Elk Creek.
A.Ll Uinkloy has leased the Tran
sit hotil arid will take possession
next week. Wo understand thai
Mr. LowiH and family will go to
Oklahoma and Kansas to visit
friends. Q
Mrs. J. A. Armour and two
oliildern came down from the Bow
Monday to visit Airs Armour' *
parents , Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Var-
uoy , and many friends. They re
turned homo Wenosday ,
The village board granted a
liquor license to E. Taylor this
week. The reraonstrators appeal
the case. The case will come up
for bearing at an adjourned term of
the district court tomorrow.
i
MIH. T. J. Mossmau and daught
er , Slolla , former residents of old
Algernon , but now living in Butler
county , Kansas , arrived in Aiisley
Saturday and afn viaiting the
families , of Henry Zimmerman and
Norton Amsberry.
Ruby Pinkloy , Clydo Ellis and
Charles Davis have boon enrolled
as Htudenls in Iho Broken Bow
Business College commencing Sept.
il. This instiluliou has good finan
cial backing and promises to be the
loading institution of ita kind ibis
aide of Omaha.
Pie Sale und Ice Creaui.
Owing to the heavy rains Friday
night and Saturday morning the pie
and ice cream sale advortisid by the
ladies of the Baptist church was
postponed unlil next Saturday.
They will have piofc on' sale at 10
o'clock a. m , and'ice cream in the
afternoon and evening in thu va
cant room in Keally blook. The
patronage of the public is solicited.
PUKE teas at J. C. Bowen's.
Taken Up
At my place of residence , ion and
oriO'half miles north of Broken
Bow , Juno 13 , 1001 , one roan cow.
with while spots ; dehorned ; X brand
on lofl hip ; is six or seven years
old ; has two weeks old calf by
sido. Owner can bavo same by
proving properly and paying oosls
5.204t G L. WABEING.
PAPER
A Good Council Medicine.
It speaks well for Chdmberlaln's
Cougn Remedy when druggists use it In
their own families In preference to any
other. "I havu sold Chamberlain's
CouKh Remedy for the past five years
with complete satisfaction to myself
and Professional Directory , T
w 1LLIS OADVVELL
D It. E. M. 110GAN ,
"U
Office over W. S. S > vau's Grocery
Slurb ,
llrokon Dow , Nubrankt ,
rjAKKU'S 1'OOL HALL ,
W. K. ItAKBK. 1'roii.
For tincliil uamo at pool. Mortli
Of ItKI'lHIUCAN OtUCO.
llnikun How , Nebraska.
P. E. KYEUSON ,
For
Columbia Byololos ,
Wtieolur < t Wilson , and
New lloma teuuiK
Mactiltieu .
HKl'Alltl SJ OF ALL KINDS ,
llrnkun HOA , Nu meka.
II. CONllAD ,
O.II.
Dealer lu
Pumps , Wind Mills ,
Tank * , Fillings , Gaso
line Engines , etc. , elc.
lirukou How , Nebraska.
J H. COSNEU ,
I'AINTRK * 1'APKUIIANGKII.
I
yi'ari ; oxiietlenco ,
Tfrma rratnuablu.
Tulupluinu No , f.M.
KroLcii How , Nebraska.
VX7AIIL & FltlfiKD ,
I'ronrlolore of
PALACE BARIIKU SHOP ,
West Hide Square , Urokon Uow
Ncbrtiek * Agents Qlarkgon
Lincoln Laundry
IHtOKEN HOW AUSTHACT CO. , I. A. Itoneaii. Itasmus Anderson.
llnniled ,
Reneau &
I. A.RENEAU.
Anderson.
Sooreliiry-Troasurer and .
Abstractor. Farms for Itcnt and Sale. All
clauses of rcnlty handled ( or east
Kxpotlcncn and neatest ern Investors. Tnxos paid ( or
work IlQII-rCDlllUlltH.
Office , Main St. , Between 4th & 5th Avenues ,
Broken Bow , Ouster County , Nebraska.
r AME
CouiiccllorH-nt-L.uw.
KOOIHB 8 and U , Itealty Block.
Uroken How , Nebraska.
Anyone wishing a new watcli
movemant In an old case , call ou
M /S1MONSON ,
J.M
Lending Hlioumnkcr & Watch
Iteimlitir ( if the city. Located 1st
door routli iioetotllcu. ,
D. GLAZE ,
Dealer In
Granite , Foreign and /aerlcaul
Marbles. '
Ornamental Work a
Specialty. x
llrnkeu Uow , Nel > ra ka , ( J
ANGS STUDIO.
B
All kinds of Work Done.
Batlstucllou Guaranteed.
Crayon Work
Enlarged.
Urukeu llow , Nebraska.
X-MTY 1IAIUIKH SH01' .
H.O IUTTON. Proprietor.
Flrst-cla's uork Kfar Itoom
ot broken llow state Hank ,
llrokon Uow , Nebraska.
and cusinmets , " saya Druggist J. Oed -
suiltli , VftiiKtten'N. ' Y. 'Ihnveftl-
ways need It la ray family both for ordl-
nnry cougha nnd colds and for ( lie cough
following la grippe , and llnd It very i-lll-
onclouB. " For Bftloby.l. 0. Haenerle.
WOMAN
IS LIKE A DELICATE
MUSICAL trtarnUMEHT
In good condition she Is sweet and lovable ,
and sings life's song on a joyful harmonious
string. Out of order or unstrung , there la
discordance and unhapplness. Just as there
Is one key note to all music so there Is one key
note to health. A woman might as well try
to fly without wings as to feel well and look
well while the organs that make her a Woman
are weak or diseased. She must be healthy
Inside or she can't b6 healthy outside. There
are thousands of woman suffering silently all
over the country. Mistaken mode&ty urges
thefr silence. While there Is nothing more
admirable than a modest woman , health Is
of the first Importance. Every otter con
sideration should give way before It. Brad-
field's Female Regulator Is a medicine foi
women's Ills. It Is
thesafestandqulck-
est way to cure leu-
corrhea , falling of
the womb , nervous
ness , headache ,
backache and gen
eral weakness. You
will be astonished
at the result , es
pecially If you have
been experiment
ing with other so-
called remedies.
We are not asking
you to try an uncer
tainty. Bradfleld's
Regulator hasmade
happy thousands of
Women. What it
has done for others
It can do for you.
Sold in drugstores
for $1 a bottle.
A free Illustrated
book will be sent
to all who write to
THE DRADFIELD
REGULATOR CO.
, Atlanta , Go.
ItiHii't tlie initturlttt
Unit into v-our
repaired watcli tlmt
In a perfect
tbat does the business , any bungler
can buy the fliio kinds of material
tbat I ueo In repairing ; but ekill
IB the moat valuable mnterinl tbat
; an be need In wutcb repairing :
and the bungler can't buy It. 1
sell my skill ( or wbat It le worth
and it will cost you less than
bungling nt lower prices.
P. W. II AYES ,
Jeweler and Optician.
West eide of square.
U. HUMPHREY ,
A.U.
Broken Bow , Nebr.
T UNCH COUNTEU ,
El ) . MALLUY , Prop.
All klndflot goft drinks , best
brand of cigars. First building
east or Farmers Hank.
Broken Bow , Neb.
1QR. 0. L. MULLENS
Physician
' And
Surgeon.
2nd Stairway from we-t end lu
Kcalty lilockj resilience , 3rd west
M. IS church , on same side of
street.
street.Uroken Uow , Nebraska ,
TX7 A. THOMPSON ,
C'ONTHAUTOIl JB B'ULDBlt
I3t7 i'lau8 ami e&Umatea on short
uotlce.
Uroken liow , Nebraska
OTACK&HOLOOMB
The Beat and only
Good Place in town to
get Your Byoiole Work
Done.
Byoiole Sundries , Etc.
Uroken Uow , Nebraska.
T J. SNYDER ,
Atty-at-Law ,
Notary Public ,
and Justice o ( the Peace Special
atlent'.ou given to collodions
Deposition * Uk n , penuioii vouch ,
ens neatly executed anil all klndi
of legal papers written OlHce In
the rear of Uunk of commerce.
Broken Bow , Neb. *
B. SMITH ,
J.B.
Attornoyat-Law-
1'ructlce In all Conns.
Uroken Uow , Nebraska ,
n
/-MTY MILL ,
E. F. AlcCi.URK , 1'rop.
Rye Flour , Buckwheat ,
Graham , Feed , uu- .
M. DOURIS ,
All kinds of work In our line done
promptly and in flrit-claea order.
ReuBuop ou Iho corner woatoi
tbe hose bouse.
GIVK UM A TRIAL , .
Uroken llow , Neb.
/ KO.V. . L10NTS ,
Wu don't hang wall paper for
15c , nor piiint your honae uiih
any old mull ; but boi < t material' '
ami workuitinsUlp guaruntevd ,
SEE ME FOR PRICES BE.
FORE YOU PAINT OR PAPiiR
YOUR HOUSE.
C1CO.V. . IIOP4TH ,
llrokcn Uo\\ , Nebraska ,
M IKE HOANLON ,
Proprietor of i
UfBtaiiranti Luncli Counter. 1
Lurgu astortmenl of Coiikictlon-1
mice , Clgari- null Tobaccos.
North aide of 1'ubllc bqunre ,
llrokon Uow , '
T-XHS. U. O. Jt W. K.TALUOT
PHYSICIANS m
SURGEONS.
OUlce over Haebcrlu'a Drug Store ,
llrokcn Uow , Nebraska.
/CLINTON DAY ,
Physician
and
Surgeon.
'
Oilice In rear ot tbu Hank of Com-
raerce. Itrtldcncu 6th house weal
ot tbe UaptUt church.
Broken Bow , Neb.
O U. P1CKETT ,
Stenographer and
Notary Public.
Job Work a Specialty.
Ofllcoltb James Lcdwlch.
