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Open for Contract for Delivery Between Jfprii Is ) , to Iflay 1st , 1002 ,
We have the planing of contracts for I2/)0 ( )
AJSKWe carefully ! ' !
ee < 't < > < UM < smd two-year-old
. JKiUSSTEEKH AND HEJ FEHS for - HEREFORD , DURHAM
delivery hot . AND POLLED
we.ii
-e.ii April 1st , and
May 1st , 1902.
Jerseys , Holsfoin , Lump Jaws1 , etc. , not to he accepted. We in Those cattle are guaranteed in every .
are
position to sell these way.
at low , cattle in
figures contracts
for
very Correspondence invited. one or more carloads
Anyone desiring stock cattle this
spring should take
advantage of this
These contracts must and will be sold opportunity to huy as of these
at once. Alliance of your life time to what many cattle as they need.
information write us at , either of the following addresses. got you want in stock at a hargain. For further
\r
C \ Union Stock Yards , Chicago , Illinois.
\ Union Stock Yards , South Omaha , Nebraska.
5 TT Sioux * ft City C * 4 . „ Stock t * . XT . Yards * ] . Ct , Sioux . Citv , Iowa ,
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business ami
Professional directory.
TY BAItliKIt SI1OI' ,
II. O. MUTTON. 1'roprii'tor.
lni'H work Hour llnuni of llniki'i ) How
State ilnnk , llroken How ,
Alfalfa Seed.
Purchase lieforo
Price Advances.
Free samples on application.
J3E&ANO SEED CO. ,
Leo I'nrl. , Nebraska.
D R. .1. K. SNYDIfiR ,
Osteopathic Physician l ,
J37 Olllco ever HWIIM n ( Iroccry Htorn. HOIIFH
UH. Ill to IL' Ml. mid - to I p. 111. UoHldi'lic.'n-
Qnnil ( Juutral llolcl.
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nines H Hii | > rlnll l ) .
O.II. . CONRAD ,
Donlcr In
rumps. Wlnil Mllln , TiiiikH , I'Mttlnga ,
H , ulo , < ' ( c ,
llrokon How , NclirnHkn
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I'rou InKtmctlnim how to tnku nnil ilcviilopi' Ihn
picture wltli cvory cmiiorn polil
ilono fur iinnililrL'B.
Latest Styles in Photographs.
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In Ih'JI.
MIKH SOANLON ,
'
I'niprlotiir of-
IttxtatiruntiV ' Muicli Cuuiilur. Imrxo acwirliiiiuil
of C'uiifiiotloiiHrlcn , Cl nrx nnil Toluu'Him. North
alilo of I'lilillc Siimrn | , llrtilinn
Itow , Nfhrm-kii.
.J. SNYDER
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ultiu .IliBtlro ot tlic I'vncu.
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to .
collurlloim '
l.'opofllloiiH taki.ii , pcnnlon Vouch
vie iit'iitly ( uccilltiil Hint nil hliiiln of I'X I pnperii
.
wrlttun. Olllnu In tin' r < ar of Hunk of t. omiiicrro.
lliokiin How , NuliniHkn.
TT\RS. R. C. * W. M. TAIJtor ,
PHYSICIANS $ SUKGHONS.
UIIICM over llHdhi'rln'H lrui ; .Slum ,
llrokon How , - -
T D. ULAZE ,
Jk *
Denier In
, I'-oreiKii niul / IIUTICHII Alurlilca.
Ornamental Work a Specialty.
llroken How
,
Niiliriii < kii.
/CLINTON DAY ,
Physician vfc Surgeon.
OIBco In renr of tlio Hank '
of < 'oiiiiiii > rrii. Itcfl
denrufltli lionao ucxt of DID HnptlHt oliuri'li.
llrokon liuw , Nrlir kii.
Al. DORRIS ,
All klniln ofvork In our line ilium
nuil in fimt-clHHH | ironiilly |
- order
tWIIixl Hlioi on ilu-
|
corner wont in tliu IIOHU liuii.o.
< iIVI : HH A. Tit IA I. .
llrokeii How ,
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W A. THOMPSON ,
- ( 'ONTItACTOIt , fc lltlll.DICII
f y riiiim anil uHtliuntt'8 on liirtnolU-o
llrokuu llou ,
ryt. c. L. AIULLKNS ,
Physician § Surgeon.
Soil SUIrwny from wi"l end In
Itonlty
lllnrk ,
ronldouco , 3rd wu l M K I'liurc.li ,
ou HHIIIO HI | < -
of .
itrect. ( lr llrokfii How , Nebr/icku
B AKER'S POOL HALL ,
\V. K. llAKBIt. I'rop.
Jfor a noclnl Ktino ol | HHi | , * jrMorlliof IfKl'UU-
LIOAN OlUcu , lirukou How , Ncbribka. -
R ( Jhcrr ) ( Jnllnre in ( 'cntriil
rJ ) 'I'lie following excellent p-ipor by
W. I" " ' . Jenkins of Arcadin , Neb ,
on "Cherry Culture in Central
Nebraska , " was road by tha Secro
ary ol the Uustcr Courtly Horn
ocllral iSociel } :
"L'ulit'H and genl'oman ' , memborK
> f the Cuslor County Horticultural
Society , It is no longer n question
is to weather we can grow cherries
for the market and at a good profit
ilthe prices they comiiiruid or not.
Many of you until rstaml that I
mvo settled this question lonft ago ,
the on'y ' question now remains how
to do it , 1 wish I could bo with you
I could giVM you more information
by talking than I ctn in a nliorl
japcr.- The hrHt tiling to take into
consideration IH the propcration of
Lhe soil. More
depends on Iho pro-
Deration and cultivation than on
location. You can grow ohnrncs
with good success in any ijood soil
whether hjlls or valleys , north ,
south , east or west slope if your
I uid is properly prepared before
nl.'inliiii' and trronrirlv unred for
afterwards. 1 ho
idea that we ciin
plant only on a northern or north
east slope with any ihing like a
certainty of success is more a theory
than a fad. Plow your giotind
not IOHS than M inches deep ( unless
it is sand ) and subsoil if you can ;
don't say you can't plow 11 inches
deep because if your plow and your
team ; at lensl I big horfcn are all
right ; you uin plow at least one
acre a day and plow it 1 1 inches
( loop. I UHod 'i horses ; you c.tn't
drag nny to much ; lay out , your
rows perfectly straight 'JO feet each
wuy , dig your holes II feet deep anil
; t feel Mjuaro. Oh ! you say llnl
is to much digging ; very well I am
just tolling yon how I make a MIC-
CCHS growing cherries When you
have found out how
jou can do it
as well with less worK , let us all
know how you doit. 1 always like
to know iho why of u thing. Now
I will toll you why 1 want iho
yard square lo plant a tree that
emild liu'iilnnted in & lutln niin-
lourlli Dial HI/.O. First wo fill with
surface soil one-half the hole. We
fill in Iho center of the hole or junt
whore wo want to set the tree so it
will be perhaps six inches the high
est this will allow
; the roots to
Htart downward as the soil is pack
ed in around the ends of them
lirst. Always wear rubber boots
ITY MILL
V-X K V , Mccuiim , I'rop ,
Uyn l-'ionr , , ,
Iliickuliont UriliMn I'roil , oie.
Hit. T. L. FA HNS WORTH.
DENTIST ,
u Our HIVHII'H ( Irorcry
, Lourjccllors
AT
Itoomn H unit n , Ki'Hlty ' Illock , llroken How , Null
\X7ILUS CADWICLL
u
A R. HUMPHREY , '
llrokon How ,
A New Apple.'f
Buggies , Surreys ,
Spring Wagons ,
and .Farm Wagons.
G. W. Apple.
when you are phnting trcos ; got
rigt-l in Iho hole with your tree ,
there is plenty of r < om for you to
woik with the tree ; pack the earth
as ( irmly as you can until your tree
is covered at.nvt1 the bud , then atop
back and fill in a cnupluof iiichi'r
of line Jooso neil , don't pick it
When jour tree , H planted it should I
slam ! in biHit ! like , t-o when ( he
ground is nil level the tree will bo )
in the ground at least six inches )
ibovo the bud if on tolling ground.
f on fl.it land where tin HOI ! will
laturally ( ill in instead of working
iway , two or three inches above
he bud would be just as well.
eave the ground so the water will I
run towurd the tree ; the large hole
hat you dug will t'ike in n lot of f
water and tree will
your stand a
nnch butler rlruioo to make a gooil I
; rowth than it would if planted as
: hoj usually are. Tliu cherry
should bo planted as soon as April
JOth ; never plant in the fall ; ou'ti- '
vateonce in two wet kn ; move every
nch of ground with the hoe that islet
lot slirrvd with ihe i ultw.itor every
Hit two year old trie * headed verj
ow ; keep the htudH ju-ii aH near
the ground as possible. I prune
mt very little more than to kcip
ill doid wood cut on i , and whitl
imbs and twigs have boon broken
Keep a sharp lookout for the tent
catcrpillcr the last of April and th , >
lii > tof May , As to vanties I would
recommend for early , the ICtrly
Richmond , next in huason Large
IMont Morency , 'uid for late English
Morrello , Ihoso three varieties ar >
liardyand our besl selling oliurrion
uid you will have ripe flint for
least six weeks. I am just as Hire
ol growing a fill crop of chorrioH
ono year with another as your are
Crowing a i uii crop 01 corn , . /liter
your trees begin lo fruit you bo.'in
10 feed the trees : don't be afraid
yon \vill in in lie the ground to
heavel } ; never put an > manuio M )
it will touch ihu tree
, never buy a
tree ( rom a traveling tree
man , buy
at whole Halo dirtct from a nursery.
Remember thai the boy" and the
bird * all like chcrrns and
you iniiBt
plant ( .cconlingly. The fruitgro'vv-
ers in the oa-Uciii part.of the State
will not coiiced- that wo can com
pete with them in growing fruit ,
but in OS I li id ih.t honor of vi inn
ing the first pn ininni ( A ailvor
medal ) it HIM Trim Mismppt Ex-
KOMlmii at Oin.'ili.'i fur tliu luikt c/il-
lection el clii'iiicM lit'HKicH
- 10 in
eash forthe fruit and a tine diploma.
After 22 yearn of experiinoe here
in growing ordinary farm oropn and
IS years in growing cherries 1 am
satisfied wo oan grow iiherrien with
ac miiuh
certainty one year with an.
other as wo can
grow any other
orop. W. F. .IKNKI H ,
Aioadia , Nobr.
OK LAIKJMA NOT A PARADISH
.liilm V Ilelini Tells of His IXpcrii'iice
In Search of a Uutlcr Heine
John F. Hehm , an old resident of
Omaha , has just returned from a
trip to the recently-opened Indian
lands in Oklahoma , and brings biok
at ything but a glowing account of
IIIH experience ( hero , lie is of the
opinion that Nebraska is good
'f ( noiigh yet. Speaking of his qii'st
for a new homo in a now ,
country
Air. Melim says :
"The first thing you do when you
get to I.awton
, where the great
drawing look place last August , is
to go to the land oflien. Here you
ask the receiver if any v.utant
government land is left. Ho re
fers you to a clerk , and the latter
tells you he has no time to give
you , that you must go to some one
outside to get lou.tted.
' You are glad to get out of the
ollico and are followed by a half
dozen cappers who are ready to lo-
cato yon on some fraction , and who
only ask 810 for iho sorvijo If
you do not care lo dnii with them
on this hisis , the ne.vl slep is to buy
a rnliiKjiiisliment from
some ono
who has liled and in ready to quit
You find thet-o are only for sale at
the1 real esUto ollices , and are held
all iho way from JiiOO lo * 10,000.
It you buy ono you must do as iho
original nuttier , comply with all the
n quirement of the law nnd make
I
\oirr final proof u > duo form. This
is an additional expense.
"Tho Indians had first choice of
the land , every man , woman and
child getting a quarter section.
They chose all the bottom lands ,
with the water and loft the bench
lands for the while settlors. Hut
very little of this land is oed and
none of n has water. Down there
i pnurio farm with no certainty of
gelling water at any depth will nest
as much as an improved farm in
Nebraska.
"Lawlon is the biggest town for
ils ago in the world. It is bill four
months old has five banks , fourteen
stores , twuntjone lumber yards and
ninoty-two saloons. Everything
t IhO is in proportion. Jutit now
th < y are grading streets and putting
crosswalks. Water is sold on the
streets at the rate of three pails for
a mokel If a fire should
get a
-tart in L'lwton in ihicc hours tin,1
town would be wiped out.
"I buffered more from the cold
dowu there than J over did in Nebr
aska Last Saturday the
lomper-
.ituro dropped in two hours from
10 above to zero. Ono of the
stories told illustrating the climate
is that a farmer from South Dakota
bought : i yoke of oxen and started
was overoome by the heat and died ,
While the far/nor was skinning Mm
the weaMier . 'hanged and the other
ox froze to death.
"AlmoHl every other building in
Lawtoniri devoted to MAW , real
estate and relinquishments
bought
ana sold. ' This seems to bo the
chiol industry down there just now.
My advice to Nebrakans is don't
sell a Nebraska farm
, thinking you
can bolter your condition in Okla
homa. The soil down there is
good , but the rain is uncerlain and
the climate is no hotter than Nebr
aska. The Omaha Uoo , Feb. tl ,
10(2. (
\\r. U. Kwir g is In Orinlln n aln.
Mr.Vnddington went , to HroKon How
Alondfty.
K C.
ISuibrco iiindo
n trip to llrokon
How .Sfiiuttlnj.
CliMitlo ICcJiloiilmrycT npent Sutnnbiy
and Sunday ut homo.
Sumo of the | ) U | > llH Imvu got ovnr the
and iiro In school
The ti-lephoiie line in Kurokii
is coinpltitt'd unit H Hwltehbosnl hns buen
put in t Mr. Waildm ton's.
Mr. nrnl Mrs. 10. I ) . Heal * went to
'
t'liy lust 'I'tiurHiUy. Tlie best
nt tlitur friends gu with them.
Mr. Strickler wont t > Mornn Friday
niuht.hut , rotiirnul Siuidiiy , and tliu pro
true eil cervices will continue tills week.
.1. (5. lUiicr , O. ( J Aslibmigh , \ \ ' .
ard , l. T. Davis attended
M. H. A. hiJ o itt Aneolwo lust Trwrfl-
-
day night.
Mr * . Foil o went lo Ilrnken How last
\Vidnei < dny returning
Saturdtiy. Hint
went down to M'H ( Jrniidinu linyce , M'ho
Miou , .
oinra and Achenh Hunt lnvo
bom very alok 'lie paPt two wwel's from
iliu nii'aah'H. ' '
'i'liulr
frluiuld nil hope tor
their Bjicedy recovery.
11VNO.
Tin * Secretary of the Furtnera Club
IIHB iniiile firrmiKoinunts for a H'armers
liiRlitnte to ho held ut Cnllnway on
Mnnth Ith ufteriioon and evening. A
corps of speeches is prom80il | , In-
lr. I'niura , 1'rof Jiruner and
otbum. is very body liivitmi ; make your
arrangements to attend ; IH it is gotten
up for the benefit
of all who niny dike
nn Inteu'wL in fuMiiui ) , ' and Htuck rais
ing.
\Veathcr lut moderated this ( TueH-
duy ) afternoon HIIOW' i hawing hope
bnukbone is broken.
Toovis Owen IH smilinic from ear to
eni it" n boy 1) in rfibrumrv let lK)2. ! )
Mother iiinl tmlie doini ; ucll.
A. J. KuuvtM lust a vidunllo horao
hiHtwetU ItMtanot cntist-'d by coin
stnlk tllsensis as lie was not fuelling any
corn
DIKD i'i ( ' .ill.iwuy Mondiiv morninz
February lOili I'.IOl ' ! ut AppendiciniB
,
Murk Him < ( Mr. and Mr , li.V. . Uiay ,
nine yeaty liitt-rinont in Ciilltiway
Ccmutiynn
Nnpby acknowledges a plo.iHiiiit visit
yrsterdoy from P. II. McOnlly , wife ami
aifitc > r-lit-lnwof 1'allin Neb. and Mrs.
II. ( ! Dunnel
, ilniitjlitor
and sou , of
N \NJ > VAI.f.S'.Y
With out any news it in hard to write
anv.
Miss Flu Tlioipo bus four weeks more
of School.
\Vm. 1'orl IH thu L'riiioipal of the
Snnd Vall-y pchool.
Mr. U. J. Fisher in packing uj ) to
to Colin iido this
Mr. .f. Koleriburger ia going to have n
family from Iov\n move on his rnnrli in
the
Mr Om bio and Mr. Murphy let Mr.
Miirjilnc of the went table have CO lieud
of rattle cai'li ( o winter a while
The jan < ! lnuon In tins part 1ms uot
through fin fur without miy IORH of cattel
toHpi'iiKot , liny is gettlne ; short in
snnio jilucc1' .
The llonsior Vrtlley litterary is > 'ett-
inj , ' ijuilu intori'Htinft. The qiie.stimi for
next Fritlay nifiht is nn woman uuffra e ,
ladies here IB your chance.
Klmer Juno imaged throiirrb
Htrnets ol Simd Valley thin the
week ; ho
Raid thill ho hnu been
Clondike calling in the
Hnncb n duy or two.
Mr. Rich Mohat ban
a
new frnuie
hniiho on his ranch
, now girls
you all
know Jiii-h to be a nlcn
boy an < < J would
llko to hear of
all
you
calling on him.
Mrs Sum AilkinH ia
u little under
the weitlior the lust few
days
b.ul cold. Mr. S.im Adkins Ims with bi-mi : i
down to Lincoln to HOC hib oldohl
AlvinAdkine. HOU
Ed. ( Jr.iveH , the foronnin on
Atkiuon'H Uiinch has lint wet Iho Aneol-
mo nnd Harijent iMail
route iitul we
iinderHtand that day is coming on the
ranch in the spring.
You can help any ono whom joti
'
find fliill'ering from inflamed thront ,
laryngeal trouble , bronchits , coughs
colds , ole , by advising the use of
HALLARD'S HORKHOUND
SYRtrp ; the great nmody for
coughs end colds. Price , 2r > and
TiO contf. Jfid. RlcComas , Broken
Bow and Morna.
It iHii'l Hie material
Unit ir > < " 4 Into vour
repalri < l > vatcli Hint
roHiilts Inn ptrfi
that does the tincutiOe > 4 , tiny bungler
can buy the line kbuh n ( mnturlnl
tltal I line in repairing ; hut skill
H the moct vnluuhio niotonnl that
nn bo used in wateh
rupiilrlng :
nnd the bungler oim't hny It. I
sell my okili for wliat it Is worth
nnd it will cobt you ICHH than
bundling it lower prices.
F.V. . HAYKS.
Jeweler nnd Optician.
West side of Btnniro.
Of St. Louis , Missouri ,
is again cauvai'Sing thin county with their Hume Comfort Sieol
which Ranges ,
are Hold only from
wagons by their '
tr'voling salesman. Wliuii
tlioy call at your IIOIIHO wo mviln you to examine the
ranged an to their
mems , etc. Your
note
payablu at doors
your and not at the hank. Note
Upton , Nob. , Fob. 7 , 11)02 )
To whom it may concern :
It ha * tin *
right name and in certainly -
tainly the Homo (
Comfort. I uan
recommend tliu Homo Comfort to
anyone. Your * truly ,
PitTKi : P. Hwric.
Morna , Nob. , Fob. 11 , 1'JOii.
Wrought Iron Range Co. tit.
Louis . , I\I \ ( .tontlcmen : I have a
Homo ' ( 'innfoil Stool Range that
has bi on in IIHO fur nearly ir > yearn ,
uid it ih as g.ind an when tirtit
bought. It dors not rujuiru nccr
the fuel ol an i'i liirirv nook stove
tl is a iiin-t ( irlict linker and ; i
good heat -r in winti-r. 1 Would
not take # 100.00 fur my rantro
could I not got anoiiiur Homo Com
fort. It has th-
thright , name for it t
in certainly a Hume Comfort. I j
would advise my neighbors actl the
general public to buy a Homo Comfort -
fort in prcforontto to any other
make for they are the beat and I
cheapest in the long run.
( . E Dutton and
Mrs. Louie Dutton
Morna , Ni-b , Fob. 12 , 1002.
Wrought Iron Range Co. , St.
Louiri , Mo Gtntlemon
: Wo take
pleasure I in Muting th.it wo hive
li'iMi 1 ) using a Homo Comfort Stool 1
Range for ovnr three yearn and I
have found it to bo rv represented I
by your Hitlorimnn. It IH aH R ( D ( ! aH i
now and the moat porfoot hakor I t
ever saw. It does not require moro
than lmf ! the fuel that it took for
my cant Htovo Huy tin1 Homo
Comfort and yon will never royrot
it. U. C. Street
Nub.jNov. 20 , ' 01.
I bought of the W i ought' Iron
Range Co. , of St. LOIUH , ono range
nailed Homo Comfort No ( ! , in
18Hrt , ami have used it uoiiHtfimly
over nil ue. I find it cooks and
bakes with lra- < fuel than any other
htovo we ever UHod. It in Htiil do
ing duty as iimial and will jrobibly
oontiiiiio to do HO for i < veril
yeara
J' t. .1. F.
Nidi , D ,
. I have pnroham-d a Home Com
fort Range and am v.idl plea-od
with it. I bought a Lincoln
llaugo
three \earn ago and it
played out.
The H jino Comfort
dons not takn
near the fuel an our old range. I
can rojommond the Homo Comfort
. to any ono and think it the cheapest
in the end.
, My neighbor used ono
for 15 years and it
in all
right to-
(1'ly. ' H. A.
Ovorton , Nob. , Doo. I , luoi.
Thin H to oortify that I have
UHod i a Homo Comfort
Range for a
number i of
years and
, can
firnUilaHH t in say it is
every rcHpuot. Would
not be
deprived
the UHO of it in
kitohen for * 100. Would my
mend the Homo Comfort reoom-
to
wishing the boHt. anyone
Yours resentfully ,
CATIIOLINI : MOSUKB.