Pops Ndt What They Profess.
For ycara populiBiH bavu boon
. able to olcot tlio bh .Tiff of tlio
oounty through n gounral under
standing that a pop Riioriil would
protoot the farmer with a raortyapo
agninHt tlto inortR.iRco when nn
attempt at iuruuUmUru WUH luiule.b )
having the lauti ttpprniflcd so high
"
that U would not HO ) ! , While the
- pruotioo was not logitmato and
worko.l a hardship on many inno-
oout purchase of rt-al enUte inort-
gageH , the o-nditiotisi w > ri finch
that in cine a larmor ti'iuil on hit >
land and was honootly ondoavoruiR
to ineot his ohligatiottH it uaf
regarded as juatifiublo. It IB nut
a fact that n populist * huri < T wouU
prolcut a per man ano honc-ft m.n
any quicker than a r'p"l lioau
would have done under lid > uon-
( * ditjonfljbut nH tlu < popnero in
if po'wor when the 01 millions made it
in aotno cawca justifiable they hiiooe-
ed in making the average voters bo
Hove that their only hope from be
ing sold out of hoiiMO and home depended
ponded in the election of a pop
sheriff.
An evidence of the fallacy - ol
their claims have been demonstrat
ed in more ways than one. AB an
instance wo reuall the fact with
which all arc familiar of the firm
i and unyielding stand of Judge
liamor when judge of this district.
There has not boon a Judge since ,
yet they have all boon populist that
did moro to protoot the resident
farmer in holding his farm than did
Judge Manior. In all these years
of pop sheriffs and pop district
judges a good business has been
furnished the sheriff and tbo pop
ulist newspapers m foreclosing real
estate mortgagcu. There have
been oases where the farmer has
boon protected but they have not
always boon the most deserving.
But that the business is yet quite a
lucrative business is plain to bo seen
in the fact that the sheriff ealo no *
tioes furnished the two pop papers
of the county amount to § 800 or
$900 a year.
The Callawny Courier reports &
case in which the present incum
bent of the sheriffs oflico or one of
his deputies did not make any
special effort to save the homo of a
. widow near Callaway.
The , Courier this week will say
that :
"A ease in point oan bo cited in
the vicinity of Callaway , and which
happened just after the present
sheriff entered upon the duties of
his oilier. In the issues of this
paper dsttjd April 0 , 1000 , wad
published a statement of the high
handed proceedings of one of Arm-
strong's doputioa in appraising the
iiitid uf ilrd. U. Ilitokur , wliote
farm is located three miles northwest -
west ofrCallaway aud which arous
ed much indignation oven among
the populists of that neighborhood.
The faota of this oaBe'brioflj stated
arc as follows : The deputy called
at the residence of Mr * Ira MjCon-
nell , about nine o'clock in the even
ing and wanted Mr. McConnell
who was one of the appraisers to
go with him to the Kicker farm
that night to appraise the land.
Mr. McConnell said ho did not
think the deputy oould do a fair
job of appraising a place with
which ho was not familiar after
dark. The doptity very grrflly replied -
plied that ho could do it after dark
as well as in daylight ; but Mr. Mcr
Connell refused to go until morn
ing. Early the next day a mes
senger oauio to take Mr. McConnell
and Mr. 8. G. Payton , the apprais
ers , over to the lilckor place where
the deputy was awaiting them , hav
ing stationed himself at the poorest
corner of the farm. The apprais
ers put down their figures on sepa
rate pieces of paper and when the
deputy compared thorn ho said
"Your to high ; the laud would not
sell for that. " The appraisement
dually settled upon was barrly aufli
oient to cover two-thirda of the
amount of the loan on the land and
it was very evident that the deputy
was anxious only tLatso low a price
should bo put on the laud that it *
would sell and fall into the hands
of the loan company regardless of
, the intrests of the poor widow , who
being the weaker party , should have
had her intrests protected by this
pop officer of the law.
This , however ia but one of many
similar instances of Eli's guardian
ship over the homes of the poor
people in this part of the oounty.
Mis unfair appraisement of land hoe
caused several worthy citizens of
Stop Table to lese their farms and
as a consequence aorno ot the most
prominent populists of Elim town
ship are out openly after his scalp
on election day. His high-handed
and arbitrary proceedings in the
appraisement of land are on a par
with his imperialistic attitude to-
wards populist newspapers and
mi'lillc-jf-the-road populait who
have too much regard for principle
to knuckle down to ihu impudent
demands of the fusion crowd with
which Eli trainn.
TH K COURT RING'DESPERATE.
Becoming ilnruiml With the Situation ,
They ItcBort to Deception and Kn-
a Few Disgruntled,8o L'all-
cd Democrats to llolp Them.
C. II. TIIOnPBON't * liXPOBK.
A meeting of the pop candidates ,
the pop central oommmittoo aud a
few so-called democrats , whoso
main object acorns to bo to defeat
thq will of the democratic conven
tion mot in J. J. Tooloy's ofllco in
the couit houao last Wednesday
night after ono , William Jennings
Bryan had visited Biokou Bow in
the afternoon and proceeded to take
such stops aa they deemed necessary
to induoo as many of the demo
cratic nominees aa possible to with
draw from tbo democratic ticket
As a result of that meotinp the
Chief announced last weak that C.
LI. Holoomb , Josh Woods , and C.
B. Thompson , had frledgnotioea of
their withdrawals from the demo-
oratio ticket. Just what pressure
the court house ring and their allies
brought to bear on the several can
didates to induoo them to withdraw
wo have no knowledge
at the present time. But that
there was a determined effort upon
the part of the court house ring to
defeat the will of the democratic
convention which placed a ticket in
nomination is evident. It ia fur
ther matter of evidence , established
by the communication of C. B.
Thompson , the candidate for clerk ,
which appears in this issue of the
Republican , that the riugstors and
their few followers , who assumed
to carry the vote of the democratic
party in their vest pocket , had be
come very desperate and determin
ed to secure a withdrawal of the
democratic nominees at all hazzards
aad by any methods that would
succeed , May it bo said to the
honor of W. B Eaatliam , C. D.
Dewey , W. C. Rusmiael and'K. J.
Boblits that they were not owned
body and soul by the court bouse
click , but remained loyal to the
party of their choioe and are today
standing firm for the nmntananoe
of the principles of jderoooraoy.
Chcanoy Thompson , in his com *
Professional Directory ,
\X7 ILLIS CADWELL
W MIL & FKEED ,
Troprlotora of
PALACK RARUBK SHOP ,
\Vc6t8lileSquare , DrokonUow
Nefcrupkft. Agcnta ClurkeoB
Lincoln Lunndry.
Ratmua Anderson , J. C. Moore
Real Estate. Abstractor.
Lands for aalo and rent iu Custor and ndjoin
ing counties. EquitioH and mortgagee bought aud
sold. Abstracts promptly and neatly mado.
Office , Main St. , Between 4th & 5th Ajyenuos ,
Uroken Cow , Cuatur County , Nbbraaktx.
I
AKEIl'S POOI , HALL ,
B
W II. BAKBIl , Prop.
For a social caino of pool Worth
of lUi'Unr.ioAN Ollluo.
Urokcn Ilow , NnbraHka.
D K. RYKKSON ,
BucccfflOr to
HueK * llolconit ) ,
for
Columbia Byololos ,
Wheeler & Wilson , and
New Houin yeiwinc
Machines
REPAIUINQOF ALL KINDS ,
llroken Dow , Nutranka.
U. CONRAD ,
O.U.
Dealer In.
* Pumps , Wind Milla ,
Tanke , Pit'tinge , Gaso
L line Enginot1 , otu. , etc.
V t
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
II. OOSNER ,
rANTEH & PAPKRUANQER ,
IK years experience.
Terms rt'aionabe. )
Telephone No. I-J
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
Anyone wishing a now watch
movement In an eld case , call on
T M SIMONS9N ,
J.ondlng Hhocmaker & W itch
l(0mlierof ( | the city. Located 1st
door tuuth poftolllco.
T D. GLAZE , "
.a
Dealer In
Grnnltc , Forelcu and / mcrlran
AlarMes.
Ornament ? ! Work a
Specialty.
lirokcn Ilow , Nebraska ,
B ANGS STUDIO.
All kinds of Work Done.
Satlafuctlou Quawuteed. ,
Crayon Work
Enlarged ,
llrokcn Bow , Nebraska ,
/-MTY BARBER S1101' .
n.OJIUTl'ON. ProprUtor.
Flrst-cla s worU. Rear Itocna
of Broken Bow Btata llank.
DroUn Vow , Nebraska.
A It. 11UMPHREY ,
Attorney attain
Broken Bow , Nebr ,
TTVR , C. L. MULLENS
Physician
- And
Surgeon.
2nd SUIrway from e t end In
Realty Dlock ; rosldence , 3rd weit
U. li. church , on same sldo bf
" " "
"lirokon How , Nebraska.
TXT A. THOMPSON ,
CONTKAUTOK & B01LDKU.
yPlMia and estimates on short
notice.
Broken Ilow , Nebraska
AM E RON & REESE
AND
ConiiccllorH-nt-l.o. > v.
Rooms 8 and U , Realty Block.
Broken Bow , Nebraska. ,
T J. SNYDEK ,
Atty-at-Law ,
Notary Public ,
and Justice o ( the Peace. Special
attention glveu to collodions
Ocpoidtloni takru , penslou vouch ,
er ncatly executed aud all kluij
of legal papers written. Olllce In
thu rear of flank ot Commerce.
Broken Bow , Neb.
B. SMITU ,
J.B.
Attornoy-at-Lnw.
Pru tt e In all Courts.
Broken Bow , Nebraika.
rITY MILL ,
K. F. McCLUin , Prop.
Rye Flour , Buckwheat ,
Graham , Feed , etc.
0 M . DORRIS ,
All kinds of workln our linudqne
promptly and in flrst-clnsa order.
Red Shop on the corner west ox
the hose house.
OIVK Ut * X TRIAL , .
Brokeu Bow , Neb.
M IKE SCANLON ,
Proprietor of
RestauruutA Lunch Counter.
Large assortment of Confection-
arles , Cigars and Tobaccoi.
North bldo of Pnbltc Sijuara ,
llroken Dow , Nebraeka.
T lt8. R. 0. & W.'K.TALBOT
|
PHYSICIANS
f RGEONS. !
i
it t
Omee over Qaeberle'a Drug Store. >
Broken Ilow , Nehraika.
CLINTON DAY ,
Physician
and
Surgeon.
Office In rear of tbe Huik of Com
merce. Kfisldencu Oth home weit
ut the Baptist cburcti.
Broken Bow , Nob.
O D.PIOKETT ,
Ste4iograplier and !
Notary Public. }
Job Work a Specialty.
Ofllce with James Ledwlch.
V"
TJIJTTUTJTJTJTJTJTJIJT
i" . ? CORN GOES TO A
i
BUT-
Our Prices Co Down
Wo are going to Oloao Out Our
Clothing ,
Hnta and Caps ,
Boots and Shoes ,
And Drcaa Qooda.
Sale atarta Monday , aud will continue aa long aa there is a pair
of panta loft.
Corao early and got a good thing for a
HARRY DAY & CO. ,
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
munioation , shows the courage of
his conyiotionb and tolls the decep
tion used to secure his resignation.
Whether Mr. Thompson will bo
aHowed by those who wore instru
mental in doooiving Irm , to go on
the ticket we do not know , but'
should ho bo able to compoll thorn
to return to him his resignation and
put his name on the ballot ho
(
should receive the hearty support
of every democrat who regards
honesty above deception.
Surely no honest populist or loyal
democrat or true republican , will ,
in the light of the deceptive prac
tice inaugerated by the pop otlioo
seekers and their democratic allies ,
vote for a single ono of the pop
candidates connected with the deal.
When a person will resort to
deception to impose himself
upon the public every true oitkou
regardless of their political affllia
tione , should uao their influence
and votes to relegate thorn fco pri
vate lifo.
Thompson's Withdrawal Obtained By
Misrepresentations of Fiiileu
liregu , 1'rcteiideU
Democrats.
C. B. Thompson being first duly
sworn , deposes and says : That on
September 10th , 1901 , at the Dem
ocratic County Convention , held in
Analey , Nebraska , ho was nomin
ated for the office of county clerk ;
that on October 23rd , 1001 , about
eleven o'clock at n'ljht ' , one ,
Thomas Finlon and llf E Brega ,
came to my house and represented
and informed mo that all the can
didates nominated on the Demo
cratic ticket had resigned and with
drawn but W. B. Eaalbam , candi
date for coroner and he would
withdraw as aoon fa he returned
from Antdoy. Believing these
statements wore true , I withdrew
from said ticket for that reason and
no othor.
I make this statement in iny own
behalf and for the success of tbo
Democratic ticket , as I have since
learned that Mr. Fiulen and Broga
tniHropreaontod tbo facts to me.
C. B. THOMPSON.
Subscribed in my presence , aud
sworn to before me this 20th day
of October , 1001.
W. B. EASTAAJI ,
[ SKAL ] Notary Public.
- . . . -
For all kinds of school books go
to Ed. MoComas's.
It IlMppencrt in a urntr Store.
"O e day laat winter a lady cttrne to
my drug store aud asked I'or a brand of
cough medicine that 1 did not have in
Block , " gays Mr. 0. II. Grandin , the
popular druggist of Ontario , N. Y.
"Bhe WUH disappointed ami wanted to
know what cough preparation i could
recommend. I imitl to her that I could
freely recommend Chamberlain's Cough
'Remedy uud that she could taku a ,
bottle of the remedy und after giving It
a fair trlul if eho did not Hod U worth
the money to brinn back the bottle ant
1 would rotund the price paid. In the
course of a day or two the lady ciime
back in company with a frlond in need
o ( a cough taodicino and advised her to
buy B bottle of Ohamberlaln'B Cough
Remedy. I consider that n very goot
recommendation for the remedy. " It
is for sale by J. G. Ha < juerl .
A "stioh in time saves nine" and
a dose of BALLAKD'S ilORE-
lOUNDSYKUl'at the beginning
of a cold will fiayo you many weary
lours and even days of distressing
and harassing cough. Price 25 and
> 0 cents. Ed. MoComras Broken
3ow and Mcrna.
9 *
Free Coiuqilcocioti iicnuttlller.
Wo want every lady roadcr of the
REPUBLICAN to try Dwight'a Com-
) lexion Boautiiior , the most exqui
site toilet preparation. It is pure
Mid harmlosBmakos the faootmiooth
as velvet and fair as alabaster. To
uduoo a fair trial of it wo will for
a short time only Bond Fmcu a full
size , Fifty cone box to every lady
who will pond us her post office ad
dress silver dime to pay for packing
and postage. Only one I'Ritii box to
each address but ladies may order
for their friends. Each box mailed
separately. Send thin notioo and
your order at ONCR to D. W. CUBTMII
&Co. , HJuntington W. Va.
'For tHceo days and nJRhtfl I suffered
agony initolil from attack ot ch lorn
morbiis broght on by outing cucumbers"
says N. IS. Lowtlior , clo k of the dis
trict c urt , Qentorvlllo. Town. " 1
thought I should surely die , and tried
a d6/.en dill'orunt medicine J > ut all to no
lurpose. I Bent for n bottle of Chnui-
jorlaln's Colic , Oholowi and Diarrhoea
Remedy and three doaus rolelved mo
eutlrley. " This remedy Is for mile fty
1. G. lluoborlu.
U. S. Land Office.
JA.MU3 WIIIT1CHKAO lle0IM
IT , II. YOUNG UocolTiTr
LKQAL AUVKUTI815MKNT3.
All udrortUeinmits under tbl * Uuml will be
charged for at lovnl men , vlr : S1X ( ) per eijimru
or 11 rut kinortlon , ami cue i > or tqwtru for enuii
lobacquoot Insertion.
A "biiuare" ii ion linen or fraction tlmrcof.
United Htatcs r.aml Ollluo , I
llrokon How ; , Neb. . October 'M , 1601. f
Notlco Is horuliy elyeii that llio followtuR
nnmod icttlor liai filed notice of his IntunUon to
make Uunl proof In Hupport of Ills claim , and fliat
e ld proof will bo made before lU.-t.'Utor and Ko-
celver. at lirokon How , Nun. , on Frldny , Docem
jur th. 1901. yiz : UAM'll TAYJ.OH , Mlllnn.
NnUrimka , onblall. U. No. UiOO , for tlio KVi
Mi , SK NK. auction 1 , townilili IB , uurtli , runge
Jl. west Dili p. in.
llu iikuics tlio following wltuedBoii to i > ruvo tils
continuum leetdeuco upon add cultivation cf
said l&nd , riz : Qeorgo M. WortUiiKton , JUarous
f. Hcrltemli'r , flcorxu Templar , ail of hllllsn ,
Nebraska ; Uoor u L. Warrlog. of llrokuu iow ,
NubrnaUa , JAMES WUITEHKAD ,
ini ct llcglster ,
United States Land once , I
Ilroken How. Nul > . \ October IM. 1001 , (
Notlco IH Uureby glren that tlio followlug
named settler baa died notlco of her intention tc
ratiko Dnnl proof In snmiort of bcr claim , and that
ald proof will be nuifo bcforo Regliter and Itc-
celver , at Broken How , Ncbraeka * on Friday ,
December 0 , 1001. rj ? ; : HKUyN AHII , foruiorly
lleleu POIKO , of llroken How. Nebruakii , ob II.
K No. 1605 , for the So Hw , S'Be , Bcctinn 10 ,
townHhlp IH , north , ran u U , wi'St , Oth I' . M.
She Lumen the following witnesses to proro
LT coullnuouB rnaldenco upon and cjiltlvuUi
mill lurid. viz : Bert UentherauM , Jam on l.iuH.
gelt , Luwls Cueliuian , Alon/o B , Ash , all of
Urokou Bow , Nebraakn ,
10-91 Ot JAMEH WHITKUEAD , Regliter.
Unltod Statert l.ood Office , I
Drokeu Uow , Neb. , October S , 1001. V
> otlc Is burehy clveu that thu followini ;
named Bottler has filed notice of bis intention tc
mnUo final proof In Mlpport of his claim , am
that B td proof will be m do before Rcglitcr aiu
Itecelrvr , it HroUen How. Nolmitka , on Hntur
day December 7th , 11)01. ) vie : WP.SLCY It
U10HAKOSON , ofAnflolmo , Nebraska , on his
II K.Nn. 1007 , for the N'So , Nu Sw , section
3i , Nw bw , section 30 , township 'JO. north , raogo
. wert , Uth P. M.
lie names tbo following * ItnoKCi to prove bin
continuous rouldoooo upon mill cultiTatlon o
said leud , viz : Hamnol Adklnn , John Adklim
Wesley M. Koger , Nouh KoKor , ull ot Auiclmo
Nebrrska. JAULH WIIITKIIKAD ,
10 10t
NOTIOKTO NON-RESIDENT UEl'KNIMNTS
In tba Juitlco lurt ofK. Q'Schwlnd , Justice o
the I'eace , Wlibln and forCuster county , Nub
Itlchard 1'rJco , Plalntltl , )
J . I
John O. lllrcock , L'cfd't. )
Johu O. Uircock will taku notlco tlmt nn the
14th day of Octolwr , 1001 , K. G'ScbwJnd , a Justice
of the puaco within nid for Ouster county , Ne-
brnika , Issued au order of attachment sguins
TOII for the nun of $171 ! 3d , In an uctlou pendli )
before him wherein lUchard Price IK pUlutilf and
John O Uircock. defeadnut ; tlmt Hannah 1)
lllrcock was Karnuheu In said actUu uud ehu ha
auiueredilUclooliiK that she Is administratrix o
the estate of William lllrcock , ilcceaxed , and ha
moneys and credits In her poaeesiilounnd unde
her control holoiKloc to said defendant , John
Hlrsook ; and eald catne W * coutlincd to the
CTthday of November , 191 , at 10 a'clack a. in.
wb a jou are rtiiulred to appear atd answer nal (
petition or Judgement wfll bo reodervd agalns
you for tbe full amount claimed due , toetbo ;
Wltb * 0etl Of lUlt. 1IICI1AUU PlIICB , 1'UUUItl.
By Auai. MOUUIN , IWs Attorney. 10-31 I
Unltod Stated Land OfQre , I
, Urokcn How , Nob. , Oct. 21 , 1M1. I
Notlco Is horeliT elven thnt the following
named settler his fllcu notice of hla Intention lo
make final proof In support of his cltlm , and
hat iald prnul will bu made before Ilvglitor aud
tocotrerat lln > kou How , Nob. , on Saturday.
ToremberUO.lVOl.vIe : GKOHUK EY.RU , ct
Itomid Tallny , Nnbraiika , on hi * hotnonoad entry
No , BflO. for the UwU , lection D , townihlp 18 , N. ,
itiiRulR , west , Uth p. m.
lie names tbo for owing nltnoiitvt to prove his
continuous ruildouce upon aud cnltlritlon of
aldUuil , Tlzt
Kdward Olacu , of Hound Vnlley , Nebraik * !
Krlir.Ullmnti , of Konnd Valley , Nibraaka ; Rrnesi
( Iclib , of KoKud Valley. Ncbraika ; Johu ICIobb ,
of llrokon H.w , Nnbraska.
0-CI Gt JAM KM WuiTKinui ) ,
United ijtafca Land Office. I
llrokon How. Neb , Sept. 17 , 1001. f
Natlcu U hccaby ulren thnt the following
nuttier has filed notice of his Intention to
nako llual proof In lupport ofIlls olalm , and that
siild proof will bo inndolioforo IteirUtor and Ho-
culver , atllrakon Dow , Nob. , on MontUy , Norom-
boi I , IWM.vlr. : Itobert M. Mnliuy , of Oroknn
Dow , Nob. on bis U. U. No. 1835 , for k > { ne , iK
nw , sec. D , T. sa , u , U , SO w. ( Hli p m , ,
Ho tmiDOa the followluu witncasos to prove nil
continuous residence upon and saturation of still
nni , vlr.t
fitanc A. itvuean.af llrokou Ilow , Nebraska ;
Will Apple , of Hnken How , Nobranka : John W.
Heard , ot ( Intei , Ndbrookn ; Jack Ooleman , ot
Qatos , obraaka. James \Vbltohuad , Hegtaur.
TUItABUIlY DKl'AnTMBNT.
OPFICK 0V COMPTHOLUKU OB1 TUK OUR-
HlfNOYWaahkiglon , IX D. , October IB. 1KOI.
W1IKHKAH , Viyoatlsfactory otldonib prsient-
od to tbo uudcrajged , it uai bcou tnndo to am > ar
Mtnt tie Ouster National Hank of Utokuu Uow.
IM thoUlt tf Urok n Dow. In tiie Oouutir of
Ouster , and Hlnto f nobraika , hat coicrplloil with
all the i > rovliton ot tbo titatutos of tbo JntUd
States , required to bo compiled with keforo An
nsi-nclatlon taall bu uthomed to corumsnco tha
hnslnesi of Dnnklnit ;
NOW TDKRIiKOHK , I. Thomai P. Kane ,
deputy mid acting Oomntmller ot the Currouoy ,
dn hereby certify that The ( Justcr Notional Jlank
of lirokon Ilow. In tbo City of Urokou llow , In
the County of Ouster , and tJtutu of Nebraska , Js
iiuthorlzei ) to commence the buulncss ot Hacking
ai provided lu tjcutton Fifty ouo hundred and
Hlxty nine of the Ilovlsod Btalntoi ) of the United
States.
IN TKSTIMOvy WlllCnUOl' , wlUieistuy Imnd
and Seal of thu Comptroller's ofllco , this cUb <
tcentb day of October , 1IXJI ,
( HBA1 , ) T P. KANB ,
Deputy and ActlaKCouinlrcller of tbo Currency.
No. RW5 , 10-Sl t
TIME TABLE.
BROKKN BOW , NEB.
Lincoln , Denver ,
Omaha , Hejeua ,
Chicago , Dntte ,
Ht. Jonon > , PortlsiiJ ,
Kansas Otty , Halt Lake City ,
at. Loul , and all Han FrancUco ,
polnti enit uud south. and allpolnta West.
No. 4'J Vesllbulcil express dally , Lincoln , Oma <
ha , St. JoBupu. Kaunas City , St. Louts , C61
cage and all polati east aud south.11 41 p.m.
No. 44 Loenl oxprcna dally , Lincoln , Omaha ,
Ht. Joseph , KniiBOB City , 8t , Ix > nU , ChlcoKO
aud all points east aud south . .8X9 am
No. 46 Freight dally , Uavenna , Grand Island ,
Aurora , Scwardaud Lincoln OoUam
No. 48 Krolgbt , uany except Sunday , Kavonnt
and intermidlito points ,
No. Vcetlbulod express dally , Helena , Heat'
tic. uuttc , Portland and all PsclSc Coast
polut . . .r 409am
No. 43 Local oxprers dally , Allltncu and
Intermediate t-oluti UMOam
Nn , 4B Freight dailyslope only Anialmo Boneca ,
Whitman and Alliance 10681. in
No. 47 Freight , dally cxsopt Sunday , Sinoca
and Intermediate points lS5pm
Sleeping , dluliiK and reclining chair cars ( seats
free ) on through trains. Tlckea cold and bag-
gaKO checked to any point In thi United tJUtos
and Canada.
No. 48 hu merouancaeo cars Tnosdayi , Thun-
dayit and Saturdays.
No , 46 will carry pasiecgers for Ravenns
Drand Ulaud , Seward and Lincoln.
Information , maps , tliuu tablet and tlckot
call on or write to II. L. Ormsby , agent , or J
Franelt , O. P. A. , Omuuv. Nebraska.
II. L. Oim ur , AKent.
SCHEDULE OF UROKEN OOW MAIL8.
Pouch for west will close at H p. in. , except
Hunday when It will cloiio at6S : p m.
Pouch , uaat for train No. 4K closes' at tj a m
and foi Xo. 41 closes at , B.30 a.m. Mall for Amlcy
and polnta cust of Uraud Island carried on tr la
No. 44 ,
Uconto Tla of liyno anl TuckervlIU , dally ux-
cuiit Sundny clones , at 7 u m : returning same day
Callaway via , Mc'Klnley dally except Sunday
closes at 7 a in , returning name dny.
Itound Valley via Urevu and Elton cloio at 7 a >
m.Tuesday , Thursday aud Saturdays , rvtornlog
aaicu duy.
aiunnor Tla QuriiHey , Qeorgetowu aud „ .
rrrlvosnt 11.30. Tnurday Thursday aud Hat'
dny loturulug loaves nt'13,30 same day.
OlUajhourn from tJ.OOn m to 8.00 p ui. buu-
ayn frmu f\M5 p m , toO:4b p , in. Lobby otian
ueekdayn from 7 a , ui. to p.m. Buudatl 8:80 :
a.m too a. in. General doilvtry not open Sand -
d y moriilng'as heretofore , L. U.jBwarr , P.M-
A New Line of
Buggies , Surreys ,
Spring Wagons ,
and Farm Wagons.
G. W. Apple.