lToit rrtll 53 , by Fowler , excusing
iho cnmllilittiN for towiulilp , iirot'lnct
M'Mlimil district cill. < Iron lllliu ;
lMimu.\ ii'ul Llei.ttiii ! i- . i inns au'diihl .
lltu.M ) roll 0 , by llathorn , provid
ing punishment for Illegal voting In
nuy precinct , school district , village or
ward. Imprisonment In thii county
Jnll not moie than three months and u
flue not to exceed iflOO nor loss than
§ 25 may be the Judgment of the court
for each offence. The emergency
clause la attached. Tlio bill reads
ns follows :
"Any person Ayho shall vote In any
precinct , school district , village or In
any ward of u city in this state In
which he lias not actually resided ten
(10) ( ) days or such length of time as
required by law next preceding tbo
election , or Into which he shall have
come for temporary purposes merely ,
shall on conviction thereof be fined
In any sum not cxcedlng one hun
dred ( $100) dollars nor less than
twenty-fire ( ? 2 , " > dollars , and be Im
prisoned In the jail of the proper
county not more than throe months.
"Whcicas , an emergency exlsta , there
fore this act shall take ofToct and
bo enforced from and after Ita pas
sage. "
House roll 130 , by Weuzl , empower
ing the governor to transfer the title
of a quarter of n section of land In
Pawnee county to Frederick Ulrlch.
Emergency clause attached.
House roll 51 , by Mend , making It a
crime to threaten to accuse any per
son of a crime or offense or to do InJury -
Jury to the person or property of an
other with the Intent to extort money
or pecuniary advantage , or to compel
the person threatened to do any act
against his will , and providing punish
ment for the offense. It provides that
any person who shall by printed , writ
ten or verbal communication , threaten
to accuse another of an offense or to
do any Injury to his person or prop
erty , with Intent to extort money or
pecuniary advantage , either for his
beneilt or for the bencut of another ,
or to compel the person so threatened
to do an act against his will , is guilty
of blackmail , and be Imprisoned in the
penitentiary not more than three years
nor less than one year , or lined not loss
than $200 nor more than § 500. Ap
proved March 20.
House roll 14 , by Crockett , providing
that all damages caused by the laying
out ; altering , opening or discontinuing
nuy county road may bo paid by war
rant on the general fund of the county ,
except us provided by section 45-10 ,
chapter 78 , of the statutes.- Approved
SUMMER SCHOOL NOTES.
The Literary uoclotywlll give anotber program
-1 p. a. All re invltoci.
Teachers are beginning to make final prepara
tion * for examinations ,
Miss Pearl Cosner of ueriia-Y a vlitor Wed
nesday.
v itotnombcr the lecture Friday evening at M. E.
Church by Hev. E. A. Knight. Every bed ; Invit
ed to attend
The literary suoloty cave a good program on
; Trtosday uf tornoouJuly 2. A number of vliltora
were present ,
lldv. Myers vras a vinltor last Tneiday. He
conduclao devotional axcrclses and made nn lu.
Greeting and helpful talk.
Students are ntlll coming In from different parts
ot too County. The enrollment haa reached 100.
Our janitor , Mr. Duller , counteracted the high
ttmperatnre of our rooms Wednesday mornlug
by giving the halls a senile wetting.
The school TTIS favored by leaturu on the
blood by r > r C. L. Mnlllos Tncxlay morning
Ho also gave some practical suggestions on other
subject ! .
Attorney J. H , Dauu't iddreal to the leathern
yesterday inorulug wai one ot those talks that
places la the hcatt. u desire to be the most that
their facaltlei vdll permit them to he.
KoadlcR UroceUtng anew Inspiration In the
hands ntProf. A. P. Vannlce. Rending sbonld
receive tbo attention o { all , U la 0110 of thoneg-
Itcted studies In our public schools.
Debate for Friday p. in. la , toeoheu that Kng-
land IB waging a joBt war In Honth Afrloi. As
thlBlsaiinestlon ot vital import to Kcglnnd ,
much deueudg upon the debate.
The 1th of Jnly broke Into the work uomenhut
lull week. School wan held on Saturday to make
up lor It. A number ol the students cclubrntoJ
at Antley and as a coniecjueuce some were pres
ent ID Doily only on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor vlilteil 'during
chapel exercises Wedneidar morntngMr
Taylor rendered a cornel tola that carried the
minds ot the student * awny from their hard piob
lems for a time.
The next leoturo under the auspices ot the sum
mer school will ba given In the M. 1C. church 01
Fiiday evening , July 10th \ > f Hev. C. A. Knlgnt
TheUituredellveiedby Kev. Uoegott on the
evening of Jnne 28 was very Initruotlvo am
much appreciated by the students. The subjoc
iras. " The world ot b okiaudhow to got tie
most oat ot them. "
Anulno ChrtaUcdcn Nellie Perkins
Oorrlo Glldowoll.
AM 8 LIST.
Battle Berger Cora Poster
Olaru UrUtal Mary Oleason
Qrucu Butler fanny Mondy
Ilabel Oomatock May GosaeUn ,
KA80N CITT
Marv Gtoie Eizzlo Rhode *
L. ( ) na LouckB Nawtou McAdatns
Andrew Weaver
CALL A WAT
Kate McCreary Ina Btlmson
Fannie Troyer Ada Kddy
lsle Morgan.
\TCICOTT
Edith. Situs
Myrtle Albert
.
flurry Kliaball unirl * MHJj
! tmt
I I Zln ) Wood B 1U Jlclulr.li.
Mam 1 3 Kmipp
1.0tlTi
1 Atl ! VniiAiitwcw * / HMo Slmnrfon
I
Torn Vi-llrr
' ( i < -f rie * jirn > .
Mm ! M < I ( tnti ii
oVI ti
Nujllo lluihuii Adulimo llUenofulJ
DATES.
VeeU llfilari
LKE PANIC.
Lolrt Hotflold Heinle .Murray.
Sadie traukllu Alice Franklin
JITNO.
Grnco Qrimth
KINllfTON.
Muuilo Rellir.Kvr Sntln Crlit
Matilda Swuntou
UNION.
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Jenle Nlxuu
ohii J.
TATI.UIl ,
launtli Perklua Luura Pcrltlua
f.UDKf.l. . .
Uocla Nicholas
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AHfTOM ) .
MttUdo
tarlu Smcls
AllCAlllA.
tui ttt lloiiuctt
IlEDFEUH.
Artlv Younir ,
Repulsed ) Bui Not Dlacuurngcil
The ball gnmo between Arnsloy
and IJroken Bow Tueaday , reaulted
in a victory lor thr vmitora. The
hotun club \VIIH at a diaadvautago at
the Htart from the fact three new
player * ) had to bo broken in. Will
John one of their beet players , waa
at ISeward ou n viait and hia place
oould not bo filled. Up to the 7ih
inning the game waa decidedly
onc-sidcd. TJio acorn atood 1 to 9
in favor of Ausloy. A bettor game
waa played from that on and at
the close of the last inning the
aoore atood 8 to 12 for Ausley
Tbo boya felt tboir defeat
keenly as it was their firm thia
Heanon , but they are not dincour-
aged. They fnel tbat when they
are able to got the original nine
loiothej tboy will be oblo to cope
with all uomera.
Broken Bow and Browstor will
play iu thin city tomorrow.
Hum the Hugs ,
At a mooting oi the BusineSH
MUII'H AtiHooiation bore today , a
rcaolutiou wan adopted recommending -
ing that farmers burn tboir ilolds of
( irain , not worth cutting to drive
out the chinch bugs , and that they
bhould plow dttuhuH around their
corn floldH and drag Home heavy ob
ject along Haid ditch twice a day ,
morning uud evrning , to protect
their corn. A further resolution
was adopted appointing FM. . Rub-
lee a oomuiittee to have Prof. Bru-
nor coma here and experiment by
iunoculating the bugs , P. F.
Campbell , of Georgetown , wan
present , at the mooting and made
uome valuable suygeHtions and gavu
ho roBolutiona a hearty uupnort.
/ AllHUIIUO ,
Knos Unat ia homo for a few
wteka visit.
Mrs. Goo. Williams haa been ail
ng for a few days.
Mrs. Smith and daughter , of Dn-
ou , 111. , are spending a few weeks in
town.
Grace Lamphier of Analey
a spending a fetv dnyw watti Mid * .
Clark.
Mont of our citizens wont to New
Helena the 4 , but some \\ent to
Merna ,
Graoo Pelhain and Blanch
Atkispon wont to Analey tc Hpemi
the 4th.
Mrs. F. D. Alkieaon of Merna
spent part of last week visiting in
Ausulmo.
Mr. Alberton ha > i.brougl\t bis wife
out from Iowa and will stay with ut ,
at least for awhile.
W. E. Warren and wife atarted
Wednesday morning for a mouth' *
visit to California.
More houses are needed in An *
Every uvaiablu houHu is
full and othura wanted.
Every body and their uncle and
aunts are going to the Old Settlers
pieiiio , at Liudley'a grove July , 10th.
Mr. and Mry , Ed. Soott are the
happy paionts of a bran now boy
which arrived at tboir homo July 6 ,
lloy Atkinson , Tom Soott and
MrDaviH upunt the 4tn at Ra-
vaiiim , They report a good
time.
The relatives of Mia. Dan Allen
who haa boon here for auvorul day *
departed for their home , at Linoolu
Tuesday. .
' Notice of Howard.
A reward ol § 5.00 will bo given
for information leading to convic
tion of any one tampering or mod-
Hug with any line , or shooting in
Bulatora or doing any damage inten
tionally on any line belonging to the
Broken Bow Telephone Exchange.
Warning ia hereby given that any
persons so offending will bo prose
cuted to the full extent of the law ,
BUOKKM Bow TamruoNK Exou ,
Stock Growers .Meet.
The annual meeting of tin Stock
QrwAnrh' AHtooiatmti , of Ouster and
adjoining iioiinlli'H ' , was hold in this
nity Saturday nflcruooii in the
otiiirt hoiiH't Thorn wn\ a good ' -
tpinliii" ! ' : rid H ' irit''i > t in < n
. ' 1 lie . , , ,
ii.HU'1 IIII.HUI H ,1 ih ; IMS
ointion and executive committee
since the organization wore read by
Secretary Reneau , in order that the
now members might know more of
the work of the aiaociation.
The election of of ollloora result
ed in the re-election of W. A.
George , president ; L. II. Jewell ,
vice-proHido nl ; S. K , Warrick ,
tieamiror , and I , A. Ronoau , Hoore-
tary ; the following persona were
elected to the executive committee :
L. II. Jowett , II. Ii , Andrews , F.
M. Currie , J. A. Kdlonbargor and
Mr. Black , of Thedford.
The report of the treasurer show
ed a balance of $125. Tbo expense
of the association , the pant year in
cluding the capture of three caltlo
thieves was only $119 15. Speeches
were made by Kcveral present. L-
I'l , Jewett was culled upon to re
port the work of the executive committee -
mittoo since the organization of
the assooiation. lie told ol the
reported cut tie stolen from F. M.
Ctirrio last winter and of the ritepa
talon by the committee to have the
guilty parties apprehended by send
ing the sheriff and county
attorney to Taylor county
where the alleged stealing
bad boon committed. He stated
that an invetUigition proved the
uixtj-livo head of cattle had not
been utoleu. but poflflibly some of
thorn were. The sheriff found
where one of the cattle had been
killed for beef , the beef was located
and three suspected parties arrested
and brought to Broken Bow where
ti confession from the partioa was
scoured. They were tried in Blain
county and convicted and sentence
suspended on good behavior in the
future , lie told of the conviction
of Ed Hoagland who tm plica
ted others with cattle
stealing , but that the parties
were not prosecuted because of the
unreliability of the evidence that
could be scoured. Mr. Jewett said
the work of the organization had
a salutory effect on cattle stealing
and that the organization should be
increased in numbers and enthusi
astically supported ,
S. J. Lonorgan , formerly a large
oaltln o A-nor in Colorado , was call
ed out to giyo his opinion on the
bonetitB of such an organization.
Mr. Lonorgan stated that prior to
the cattlemen organizing for pro
lection in the west that a great
many oatlle were atolon and that
seldom the cnmuala were caught.
The organization by the conceit
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
Under Tlie Hun. "
All Dootors Imvo trioil to oun
OAi'AKRQ by the HHO nt powders , acid
Knees , inbulurd unil dru sln nat-tefonn
Tnuti powdtTB dry up the mufliioua
meiubrMiuu oaueing them to crnuk open
and bleed. The powerful ncids iuud In
the inhalers liuyo eutlroly eaten uwuy
the BHUIO muiubrnncH tlint thulr uinkuiB
Imvuniiuod In uura , v\hllo pnpteq un (
oiiitniuiitd cittmot runuh HIM dMunbo. An
old uncl uxioriunofl | pruotltlouur whu
ban for ninny yonra mnilo a close studj
mill spcolally of the treataiunt of
OATAHKH. hao lit hist pcrleoted n
tri'dimont which when fAtlhailly uuud
not only rtdinven at onou , hut periuiin
ontlycutes CArAHHU , by rnnoviiiL
the cftiiao , Btopplng the ( llaoliur i'B , HUI
curing Ml lnil < Muatlnn. It la the onlj
remedy known to eolanco thnt aotuiillj
roaches the nllliutud par.a , ThlH won
dorlul romcdy Is known na "SNtJFKLlCb
the GUAKANTKKD CATAIIRII
CUKE" and la bold at thd i xtrem 'l >
tow prloo of Ono Dollar , tmcli puckum
contalnlnrr internal nud oxtornnl niecil
clno sufficient fora full month's trout-
muni and everyIhln ui'ccasnry to Its
perfect UBO
"SNUFFLKS" U the only perfec
OATAUKU CURE every made and I
now rooogiilzod JIB the only swfo tuu
positive euro for that aunoyini ; and die
minting ilist'iiBo. It CUITB nil Inllama
tlon quickly and permanently and la also
wonderfully quick to rnhevo HAV
FEVElt or COLD In tliu F1EA D.
CATAIUIH when neglected often lead
to CONSUMPTION "Snuffles" wil
save you If you ueo it r.t onco. It IB n
ordinary remedy , but H complete treat
merit which is positively guaranteed t
euro Catarrh in any form or Btagn i
UBt'd according to the directions wblc )
accompany each pncknga. Don't delay
but tend for It ut once , and write fui
particulare as to your condition , and yoi
will rucolvo apccial advloo from the dlo
coverer of thla wonderful remedy regard
Ing your ease without coat to von bo
youd the regular price ot' Snufflea" th
"GuarnntBed Catanh Cure. " '
Sent proprld to any addroia In the
UnltC'd States or Canadn on receipt o
Ono Dollar. AddroBR Dnpt. R 177
BDWIN B. GILES & COMPANV. 2330
and 2332 Market Street , Philadelphia.
action on the part of its members
tttid vigorous prtHfuutHMi Hlopped
mule stt'ftliug. Annlhcr advuntnge
RH thy ruililt of orgtiuiz vtion raa in
shipping rates. Shipping ruten
WITH nr > l > ij < li Ihil nn ninny a 38 ,
IJ ' ( I iMtl' WITH iliivtMi mil ( if tll ( >
i > I' M ) 111 ni I < l | ( II III If ) l ( I
J he organization tumbled the stuck-
men to pool their ahiptnenta and
aaved &f)0 a oar over proviouB
ratea and shipped UOO.OOO head.
He thought by pooling tboir ship-
muulathe ) could employ an inspec
tor aud aivo enough to pay the ex-
of the association. '
Judg" Sullivan aaid they have a
very oloau orgauizition in the
wiHiein half of the Htate , and that
cattle riibllord were driven out which
made it more of a nooesaity for
an anHociatioii for aelf protection in
central Nobrr nka. lie thought a
brand book should be had in which
all the brands ot the tnembura of
the ntiFomtiou were given , QO ua to
abhi-tiii finding iilraya , lie alt > o
favored the tnembdra pooling ) n
[ ) iircha < 9iiig bulla with u view of
making a saving.
J. A. Kjllonbargor , of Merna ,
thought ono of the principal bene
fits to be derived from the organi
zation would be lu finding straya.
S. K. Warrick stated a case in
which iho tflioienoy of the atook
inspector at South Omaha waa
tested. lie saed that J , D Hae-
kell had a ateer stray from hia held
and found it with the cattle of a
near neighbor , lie left the animal
there aud had the neighbor Hhip it
with hia own oattlo. The inspect
or diauovored llaakell'a brand and
hadnho price of the u'teer with-beld
and aeitt to him. Mr. Warriok
read a clipping from the Drovera'
Journal , at South Omaha , which wo
bore append , showing tbo success
ful operation of the inspectors and
the number of atolon nnd strayed
cattle were caught up on the Omaha
markets and the money for them
returned , to the rightful owner.
KSTBAY CATTLE RECOVKRKD.
( South Omaha Drovers' Journal )
April 13 , 1901.
Chief Brand IiiHpeotor , Claude L.
Talbol , returned yesterday from
Rapid City , where ho attended tbo
annual meeting of Iho Western
South Dakota Stock Qjowor'n Ac-
Houiation , Hoih th South Dakota
and Ni.-liniilci nt-eoui itiona have ar-
MI in with tliu Wyoming nc-
HI MllHill ll'l' Vj Mlil | '
look itflfl ihu Sjtllll La. )
kotn and Nebraska oattlo as wall as
their own , Every hoof of cattle
coming into the South Omaha yard ,
whether ay grnssera or as finished
cornfed beevca paaaea under the
scrutiny of the iuapectora and
ahippoia are hold to * rigid account.
Ilia practically impo'baiblo for a
shipper to get paid for branded cat.
tie ho does not own , and it ifl thib
aalondidly organized aystem of
btand inspection that haa done
moro to make uattlo rustling on the
ranges both dangerous and unprofit
able than any other sicglo agency.
During the year ending March
31 , Iho inspectors' books that 12- ,
018 carloads , 318,010 head of cattle
fttom the Qtates of Nebraska , W jo
ining , South Dakota , Colorado and
Montana were examined for brands.
They weredivided as follows :
STATES. CARS HKAD.
Nebraska . . . 3,902 107,068.
Wyoming. . . 2820 74,602
So. Dakota. . 2,710 tJ2,204
Colorado. . . . 1,780 48,000
Montana. . . . 800 20,000
Total 12,018 318,919
Of this number inspector Talbol
aud his assistants recovered 4,564
strays to the oahie of $159,808.03 ,
Included in these atraya were fa9
calve ? , 163 bulls , 2,963 steers and
1,349 oowa. The average amount
received for each animal recovered
ia shown in the following table :
States No. Strays Amount. Av'r'g.
Nebraska 619 $19,25003 37.09
Wyoming . . . . 1,864 65916.16 31.83
So , Dakota . . . 2,120 7i,610.85 31.17
KcyaPahd. . . . M 1,483.60 37.09
In Dispute 15 518.39
J.EGI 169.803.03 S
When you want a modern , up-to-date
physic , try chamberlain1 a Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy to lake
nd pleasant in effect. Price. 25 cents.
Samples tree at J. G. Haebeirle's drug
store.
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Suffolk eg SupremeJndl ml Conrt In Kqnltv
NnB'W-CCMMONWBAljTH bv the UOAKU
OP RAVlNrt * HANK COMMIS8IONKR8 , T .
OLOIIUINVRSTMRHT COMPANY Order of
Notice. Upon tl.o UlniK of th" It3rever | > fr.urlli
Kenctal rcpatt Including a report on the claims
prcsti.juil tonulcl ItcccUer under Iho prevlnus
order of thla court , with n Hat ot the claim *
i-ccomniritili'it lor llowanc by rnlil KcrelTHr ,
iiirt fin Hcpnlvor'c nqui-Rt for authority to pgy
i ( I vlilntul on Bnld Uini < s ; for on nllo\vnn'i < lo
nld Roj lver for hU rnuip > tipiitlnn , mnl for HIM
'iirilK ' t 'i ticii"n nf iho I'mirt'It ! ottlfr rt
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sni ( or ii li."irln < 'in ill ii i. rl 1.1 i In' Cnrit
Uou u lu tioitou , Iliac eulU rucuivur nlvo uuiice
ofBuch floating to all persons Interoitcd by
pnbllshlnK nu attcetcil copy ut this order In lot
Itoftton Dally Advertiser , a newspaper punllshed
n liofl'on , Iho Kansas City Tlluva , of Kangia
Otty. Mliouri ; the Fergnti Falls Journal , ot Per-
gusrFftllt , MlnnesotB , the Ca'ter Ccunty lie-
publlcin ot llroken Don- Nebraska ; the Ayr
Advertiser ot Ayr , Scotland , utiU tuu Alan-
Cbeeter Gusidlan of Mancheatur , Enilaud
Obcc a weuk for tbieo neeks , the last pntiiscatlon
to be Seven ilaje bcfoie Bald day of hearlcg ,
that they rn&v thvn nud there appear and show
cauae , If any they have , why raid teport should
not'bo approved and aliened
11 ? the Court ,
June 89,1901 JOHH NOBLE , Olerk.
A tiuo copy Attest :
0. H. COOPER Aas't Clerk.
HKMIY A. \ \ YAIAN , Receiver , No. 53 , 3 ate St. ,
Hoetoa , Aladjachusetts. 7-11-31
HeuriUuri ) ,
When the quantity o ( food taken lutoo
large or the quality too rich , hearlburn
Is likely to iuilow , uod especially SD i (
Iho digestion baa tieen weakened bycou-
jtlpatiou. Eat slowly and not too free *
ly of easily digested food Masticate
the food thoroughly. L't six hours
elapse between meals and when you feel
fullness and weight in the region of
the atotnaoh after eating , Indicating
that you rmva eaten too much , take one
of chamberlain'8 Stomach und Liver
Tuhlnta and the heartburn may ba
avoided , For aule by J. O. Haobarle ,
_ To TOE DEAF A rich larty , cured
of a i Deafness and Noiaea in the
Head by Dr. Nioholson'a Artificial
Ear Drums , gave i25,000 to hia Iu
atitnte , so that deaf people unable
to procure the Ear Drums , may havu
them free , Address No. D 143 ,
The Nicholson .Institute , 780 ,
Eight Avonno , New York. janB ly
PURE extracts at J. 0. Bowen'a ,
It Isn't tUe material
Unit Into vour
repaired -vvatcli tlint
lu a perfect
jon. it lo ttie
jjou/
that does the business , any bungler
can buy tue nne kinds ol material
that I use in repairing ; -but skill
ia the most valuable material that
: an be need In wutcb repairing ;
and the bungler can't buy It. t
eell my skill ( or what U Is worth
and It will cost you leas tusu
bangjlng at lower prices.
, P. W. HAYES ,
Jeweler and Optician , *
West fildo of square.
nd Prafessiona ! Birectorv ,
W1 ILLISCAn\VELL
BO\V AIJS'rn\CT CO. ,
lloniled ,
I. A. REN HAD ,
Secretary-Treasurer and
Abatraoter.
Longest Experience acd neatest
work
Off Ice , Main St. , Betwec
Broken Bow , Ouster
. E. M. I1OGAN,1
Ofllce ever W. S. Swnu'a Grocery
Store.
llrokoii How ,
OAKICH'8 POOL 11ALL ,
\V. K. HAKKR. Proii.
Vor H soclnl cnmu of pool , North
of
Itrokcn How , Nebraska.
O E. RVEUSON , ,
r "
Oolumbio Byololes ,
\Vhceler & Wllaou , and
Now n > im Uewini ;
Machines
UEPAIRISQOP ALU KINDS.
Urnten Bo , NoirnaUa.
U. CONIIAD ,
O.U.
Dealer in
! Ptuupa , W'ntl ' Mills >
JTankt- , Fitting * , Gasoline -
' line Engincf , etc. , etc.
! Broken How , Nebraska.
II. C08NER ,
Jr.II.
i PAPER UAN'QER.
15 jcare experience.
Term * renotmblo.
Tulupliono No. 134.
Brokvu How , Nebraska ,
\X7AHL 1 & FRBED ,
Proprlo'ora of
PALAOIC BAEIIKU SHOP ,
\Vest8lde'qu8ro , Broken Bow
Nebraska. .Mjeuta Clarkeoii
Lincoln Laundry.
I. A. Keneau. Rasmua Anderson.
.Reneau &
Anderson.
Farms for Rent and Salt * . All
classesof , realty handled for east-
era liiTuetots. Tazes paid for
non-icsldeuta.
m 4th & 5th Avenues ,
County , Nebraska.
AMERON& REESE
ATTOUMKVH
CoiujceHorti-nt-Law.
Hoome 8 and U , Realty Dlock.
llrokun Mow , Nebraska.
Anyone wishing a nuw watch
movement hi an old case , call oa
T M aiMONSON ,
Loading Btiuoinakcr & . Watch
Kepr.li or of Uu city. Loctted 1st
door routli iioatotllru.
T D. GLAZE ,
. Dealer In .
Grsutle , Forclqn aud
Marblei.
Ornament ? ! Work a
Specialty ,
Broken Bow , Net rasca.
B ANQS STUDIO.
All binds ot Work Done.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Crayon Work
Enlarged.
Broken Bo" , Nebraska.
/-MTY BARBER SHOP.
B.O.HUTTON Proprietor.
rirstnlai3orU. . Rear Itootn
of HroUon Bow State Bant : ,
llrolcu Bow , Ncbr Va.
A K. HUMPHREY ,
Attorney at ? an >
Broken Bow , Nebr.
J UNCH COUNTER ,
ED. MALLQT , Prop
Atl kltuU of soft drinks. Beit
brand of cigars. First building
east ot Farmers Bank.
Broken Bow , Neb.
1T\R. C. L. MULLENS
Physician
And
Surgeon.
2nd Stairway from we t end In
Hcalty Block ; residence , 3rd west
M. K. clmrch , on same tide of
utrect.
utrect.liroken How , Nebrneka.
W.A. . THOMPSON ,
CONTHAOTOR & BUILDE11.
{ STPmns and estimates on short
notice.
llrokun Dow , Nebraska
OTACK& 110LCOMB
The Be t ami only
Good Place in town to
get Your Byoiole Work
Done.
Byciole Sundries , Etc.
Hrokcu Bow , Natrcoka ,
T J. SNYDEK ,
Atty-at-Law ,
Notary Public ,
and Justice ot the Peaco. Special
attention given to colleciiona
Ucposlllons taktfn , pension voa < .h.
era neatly executed and all klndt
of legal papers written Ofllco lu
the bear of Bank of Commerce.
Broken Bow , Nub.
B. SMITH ,
Attorno-at-L.avv >
Practice In all Courts.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
TY MILL ,
E. F. McCLuna , Prop ,
Rye Flour , Buckwheat ,
Qrabam , Feed , etc.
M. DORRIS ,
s.M.
> ?
All kinds of work In our line done
promptly and in flrst-clasa order.
Red Shop on the corner nest 01
the b03B house ,
GIVE US A TRIAL , .
Broken Row , Neb.
EO. W. HUNTS ,
\Vu don't hang wall paper for
16c , nor paint your house with
any old slull ; but beat material
\vorkmanshlp guaranteed.
SEE SIE FOR PRICES BE
FORE YOU PAINT OR PAPER
YOUR HOUSE.
GEO. 'W , HONTH ,
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
M IKE aCANLON ,
Proprietor of
Restaurant & Lunch Counter ,
Largo aapurtment of Confoctloa-
ailcs , Clgart- and Tobaccos.
North tdde of Public Square ,
llrokuii Bow , Nebraeta
. -H.O AW K.TALBOT
PHYSICIANS m
SURGEONS.
Oluce over U&eu rle' Diug Slots.
Broken Bow , Nebrula.
CLINTON DAY ,
Physician
' and
Surgeon.
Office In rear of the Bank ot Com
merce. Residence Ctb house tn
ot theBtptUt church.
Broken Bow , Neb ,
RD. PIOKKTT ,
! Stenograplier and
i Notary Public.
, Job Work a Specialty.
I Oftlca with JauiOJ