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ton , 'Vyoming , less the amount
paid to local Jand officers and 5
per cent. due the States under
I
existing laws for educational
purposes , the reclamation furtd
to be used for the constructon
and maintenance of irrigation
; works in the sixteen States and
I' ' Territories , enumerated.
: Congressman Hepburn was mov-
cd to attack it as merely a scheme
( ' to fasten an expenditure of $750 ,
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I 000,000 on the national 'rl'easury ,
but we predict that long before
a third of that amouut ha'3 been
disbursed for irrigation he and :
dozens of his sympathizers will I
ha\'e come to recognize their I
mistake in opposing it ,
Some men ha\'c a longer vision
than others.
It'a Cou. In c.ur"do.
july I to 13.
Aub'U ! > ' I to 14 , 23 , 24 , 3v , 31.
September I to 10.
On the above da's the Burlington
t Route will sell round trip tickets to
t Colorado . at extraordinarily low rates.
J It's cool in Colorado all summer long ,
I nnd there are hundreds of resorts in the
Rockies where one may escape from the
heat of the plains and spend an alto.
gether delightful vacation.
A card to J. Francis , General Passenger
Agent , Omaha , Nebr. , , ' .ill bring ) 'ou a
good supply of Colorano booklets that
will help you plan your trip. 3-11
1I IJU\HI - cuturcfI ,
I . : . .
1 Blackheads , pimples , greasy
I faces and muddy complexions ,
t which are so common among
women , especiall ' girls at a certain -
I tain age , destroymg bcauty , disfiguring -
figuring and making repulsive
features which would otherwise
I appear attractive and refined ,
, indicate that the liver is out of
I order. Au occasional dose of
Herbine will cleanse the bowels
regulate the liver and so establsh
a clear , healthy complexion. SOc
at Ed. McComas' Broken Bow
and Merna.
To NorUleru I.nlu . .
The Burlington Route announces uncommonly -
commonly low rates to lake resorts of ,
Minnesota , Wisconsin , South Dakota and !
Iowa for the following dates :
july 9 to 15.
August I to IS.
, September I to 10.
' Better ask the nearest Burlington Route
i' agcnt obout the abovc excursions and
of the low named.
' take advantage ra e9
I' 3-5
\ The Perfect I.lver Medicine.
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Mrs. M. A. Joney , Noble , O.
T. , writes : "I have used Her-
bine for a number of years , and
can cheerfully recommend it as
the most perfect liver medicinc ,
and the greatest blood purifier.
It is a medicine of positive merit
T' anel fully accomplishes all that
is claimed for it.tt Malaria can-
I not find a lodgment in the system
while the liver is in perfect order ,
for one of its functions is to prevent -
vent the absorption of fever pro-
ducting poisons. Herbine is a
most efficient liver r gulator.
SOc at Ed. McComas' Broken
Bow and Merna.
Tllro' lleUowtttone . .urk.
'fne Burlington Route is organizing
u pcrsonally conducted excur < ; ion to and
Park lea\'e Ne.
through Yellowstonc to \ I
hraska points , Tuesday , August 5. '
Uncommonly low rates have he en
made for this excursion. Thc total expense -
pense of thc trip will be lcssthau $100.00.
If you're interested , write for II copy
of illustrated initinerary to
J. FRANCIS ,
General Passenger Agent ,
I 3.7 Omaha , Neb.
I
1
. Where to locate ?
Wh ) ' . in the territory
I traversed h ) ' the
I ! Louisville & Nashville
; Railroad ,
-'rlI1
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Great Central Southern 'frunk I.ine ,
, -IN-
! Kentucky.TenoesseeAlabama ,
I , Mississippi , Flordia ,
-WHERE-
t-- . Farmers , Fruit Growers ,
Stock Raisers , Manufacturers ,
Investors , Speculators ,
and Money I.ellliers ,
will find the greatcst chances in the
United States to make "big money"
b ) ' reason , of the abundance atHl
cheapness of
Land and Fanus ,
Timber and Stone ,
Iron and Coal ,
Labor-Everything !
Free sites , financial assistance , and
freedom from taxation for the manufacturer -
facturer ,
Land and farms at $1.00 per acre
and upwards , and 500,000 acres in
West Florida that can be taken gratis
under the U. S. Homestead laws.
Stock raising in the Gulf Coast District -
trict will make enormous profits.
Half fare excursions the first and
third Tuesdays of eacn month.
I.et us know what ) 'ou want and we
\\11 tell you where and how to get it
-but don't delay , as the country i
filling up rapidly. Printcd matt r ,
. maps ami all information free. Address
f4 R J. WEMYSS ,
General Immigration and Industrial
Agent ,
I.OtII8Vll.l.n , K V.
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THEISLA DOFGUAM
BY H. 11 , UIA'M' .
Agana , Island of Guam , April
12 , 1902.-RepuDLIcAN-Perhaps
there is nothing we miss more
than the beautiful twilight of
the temperate 7.one. Here day
and night come on so suddenly
that we lose the restful sense so
noticeable in longer twilight
there , 'Vith our still air and
damp atmosphere the sun . . : fcm5
to rush out of the ocean with
a suddness and heat that makes
the morning very like Midday. '
I'
We do not have that gradual
change wInch makes the summer
days 50 beautiful in your latitude.
Summer here begins with December -
ember and continues till June ,
then the winter sets in and lasts
till December. This distinction
of seasons is made on account of
the moisture , and not tempature.
The summer is the dry season
and winter is the wet season. It
has been almost impossible to
know much about any thing here
from the natives , and the Americans -
cans have been so transient that
they knew but little of the local
conditions. May is evidently the
dryest month and also the hot-
test. The theomomoter will no
doubt register hot weather in
June , July , August and September -
tember but the rains and cloudy
weather moderate the climate
very much. The Typhoons
occur during June till December ,
although this period is usually
the most qniet. 'Vith December
comes pleasant breezes and sometimes -
times moderate gale . Severe
typhoons strike this island about
once in 40 years if the reports are
reliable. The typhoon which
visited this island in 1900 , was
very severe and its effects are very
visible. In fact fruit trees have
not yet recovered. It was this
typhoon that blew the"Yosemite"
out of the harbor here and left it
to sink in the Ocean north of this
island. The "Justin" was also
in the harbor at the time , but its
anchor held and was saved. It.
was the "JustIn" that took the
men off the Yosemite before it
went down. After this typhoon
of Novamber 1900 , there was
nothing green left. on the Island ,
for the salt water was blown over
it so that ev rything not killed
by the wind was destroyed by the
salt. All the native' houses were'
unroofed and but few left stand-
ing. The house in which we live
was then occupied by Mr. Press y
and other naval officers , and the
ocean rose till it covered most of
this city and was two feet deep
around this house. All thQ
houses with sheet iron roofs were
uncovered. This house was very
little damaged in any way be
cause of its heavy tile roof , laid
in cement. These tile roofs give
us a feeling of securety against
storms , but they make us nervous
when earthquakes set them to
grinding. The Nipa ( Neepa )
roofs of native houses are made
of Cocoa-Nut tree leaves and are
very good , but last only about 3
years. If we had such windy
weather as is Common in Nebraska -
ka , these roofs would be torn off
every month. H. II. HIA'l"I' .
Office of the Nebraska ,
Food Commission ,
Lincoln , Neb.
'ro Consumers of Vinegar in I
Nebraska :
Fraud in the sale of vinegar it1
Nebraska consists largely in the
sale of vinegar artificially colored
so as to look like cider vinegar .
Merchants bilY this artificia lJ
colored vinegar as cider vinegarl ,
at a cider vinegar price , and sell
it to their customers as cidel
vinegar. The laws ot the stat (
forbid the sale of any "inegaJ
artificially cole ed and allY persor
selling or having in possessioI
with intent to'seU' stich vinega1
is liable to a fine of from $50 h :
$100 , and costs of prosecution
The consumption of vinegar i
so great that it is not possible tc
supply the demand with cide :
vinegar , hence it is necessary tc
that other kinds be used. Therl
seems to bea' prejudice on the
. part of many people against th < <
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us. of disHll d ot unc6lored vine.
gar , believing it to be unwhole-
some. SU'ch is not the case and
in order that consumers may
properly understand this matter ,
the following statem nt in rc-
'gard to vinegard is published for
the benefit of the people of the
state. As authorit ) ' for this
statetnent in regtrd to vinegar
'attd ' its essential part , acetic acid ,
tuc food commission refers by
permission to II. H , Nicholson ,
professor of chemistry , state university -
iversity , at I J. M. Nelson , chemist -
ist for food commission.
VINI\GAH
All vinega..r resultG from the
acetic fermentation of alcobolic
liquids. 'l'he esse ntial part of
an ) ' vinegar is the acetic acid
which it contains. The acetic
aciel comes from the fermetation
of the alcohol. Alcohol is the
same whether it comes from
grain or fruit , corn or apple , and
when subjected to the same kind
of fermentation it will change
into the same acetic acid.
Therefore the acetic acid of a
distilled vinegar is the same as
the acetic acid of a cider or malt
vinegar and for practical and domestic -
mestic purposes distilled vinegar
is just as good as cider or malt
vinegar.
DISTII.L1\D VIN1\GAH
.
Distilled , or white wine , vinegar -
gar is obtained by distilling ofT I
the aldohol from the fermented :
wort from grains such as corn I
and ryo. This kind of vinegar
is colorless , and contames no
substances injurious to health.
CIDI\R VINEGAR
Cider vinegar is derived from the
juice of apples by allowing the I
'sugar and starch of the apple to' '
change into alcohol and subjecting -
ing it to acetic fermentation.
Cider vineg-ar has a color varying
from pale yellow to a deep red.
MALT VINI\GAH
Malt vinegar is made f.r m acetic
fermentation of wort from barley ,
con and rye. It differs from
distilled vinegar in that the alcohol -
hol is not distilled off before i.t
is changed into acetic acicl.
This vinei'ar has a color varying
from reel to brown , and a peculIar -
Iar malt-like odor.
S. C. BASSRT ,
Deputy Food Commissioner.
, " ' 'fO 1 THE COtIGH
! " " , D"OI& " " UFF TH cor.D.
4xaUn nroql QulDlue Tablet. curCI a cold In
onlda , . No Cure , Nupo , . PrlOIj 25cI1l1l.
Tbe Do. . 'Worm .edlclne.
H. P , Kumpe , Druggist Leighton -
ton , Ala" wntes : "One of my
customers had a child , which
was sick , and threw up all food ,
could retain nothing on its
stomach. He bought one bottle
of White's Cream Vermifuge ,
and it brought up 119 worms front
the child. It's the boss worm
medicine in the world. " White's
Cream Vermifuge is also the
childrens' tonic , It imp-roves
their digestion and assimtJation
of food , strengthens their nervous
system and restores them to the
health , vigor and elasticity of
spirits natural to childhood. 25c
at Ed. McComas' Broken Bow
and Merna.
Uepubllcull UesoluUons or Custer Com1ty
'fhe republicans of Custer county in
convention assembled , reaffirm the prin.
ciples of republicanism as set forth in thc
nlltiollu.l platfonu of 1900. :
We congratulate the people upon the
happiness and prosperity that has COIIIC ;
to thcm as a result of republiclln policy
and repuhlican legisilltion. Wages were
nevcr so high , nor producers tie wcll
compensated for their products as now.
Men wcre never so well housed , clothed
and fed , amI have ncver before halllllore
contentment of minll than during the
years since republican policy has heen
r enacted into law.
We congratulate the l'res llent and the
Army on the satisfllctor } ' proJress ml\l
in the I'hiliprines in surpressmg the in.
surection am establishing order , and Wf
unqulJlifiedly endorse the policy of OUI
government therein. Our flag is in th
Philippines and there it will remain until
such tlme as the American people lUa )
deem it expedient or proper to give tilt
islands a free and independent govern' '
ment , such as it hw ; just given Cuha.
The American Army has taken up tht
work of maintaining authority in Hu
Philipyines , and while we deplore am
severe y condemn any instances of crnel.
t ) ' which may hav.c occurred , we remcm
1 ber our soldiers are fi&hting a barbarou ! .
r and treacherous foe waich has inflictel .
most revolting and inhuman atrocitiei
> 'upon its prisoners. It is the Nation' !
. Army drawn from every section of ou
country , knowing no politics nor creed
but fightin the Nation's hattles unde
the Nation's Flagj nnd we resent \\tI
indifrnation , the recent democratic effort
to drag ilc ; honor in the dust and cast reproach
preach upon its fair name.
We c.onJ.ratulate the republican part :
for the fatthful fulfillment of the j > leclg' '
jq"d . t.its ua o al convention .of ] 90 < '
to give the oppressed Island of Cuba :
free am ! independent govemment , whlcl
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Wns cousumated at Hu\'ana 011 Ma ) ' 20 ,
by the withdrawal of the American
troops and the turning over f its go\ ' .
ennnent to its own peoplc.
We commend our present county om.
c llls for Uleir business like methods in
the administmtion of count ) ' nITair ! ! .
We congratulatc thc pcople of Nebras-
va upon thc prcscnt prosperity of our
! ltlllc , ntlll we conllnclIIl the husincss likc
und economic mcthocl ! ! CUI ploycd hy Go\ "
Sngc 011I1 the stntc officials of his nd.
ministration , which havc resultell in n
saving to the stnte in cOlllparison with
I > rccl't.'tllng mlministration ! ! of nearl ) ' twu
\\Indred IInd fift ) ' thonsatlll doll a I" ! ! . Be
it fllrthcr
RliSOI.\'ItI > , That we disnppro\'l' uf the
ineqllality of the prcscnt methods of thl'
assessmcnt o ( propcrtv for lnsntion ,
Uwre heing no two coui\tlcs asscsscd up.
on the samc basis. We therefore tlclIIRllI1
thnt ullr revenlle laws of the stllte he
I\lncllded so thnt cvery dollar's wurth of
proJ , > ert ) ' or franchises shall be assesscel
at Its IIctllal cnsh mlue UlIII thllt the
ICes be dccrenscrl to the lowest possibll'
nllmber of mills , that will prov llt'slIflid.
ent rcvenlle for cOllnt ) ' and state pllr
poses. Bc it fill ther
RliSOI.\'I\D , "hat it he lIIade the dllt )
of tI\l' nttotllc ) ' gt neml UlIII cOllnt ) ' attor'
ney to see that the law is proped\ '
enforced ; anllJc ) it flllthcr
RI\SOI.\liU , 'fhat wc rccommellli till'
calling of a cOllstitntional con "clltion in
thc near fUlurl' , or that thc question o (
umcndmcllts to the constitution be suh.
mitted to the people of the slate for their
ratification.
With thc ullllcrstallllillg that the 11011.
F. 1\1. Currie is II clllldidate for the posi.
tion of COII 'TCSSlllan fruln this congrcs.
sional distnctj thereforc , he it
R1\SOI\'IW , "hat wc lecognize in 1\11' .
Curric his emincnt fillless ( or the place ;
11I111 as a mark of 0\11' confidence , we do
hereby allthorizc him to nllme the Ilcle-
gation to represent his intcrest in the
I'ongrassional con \'en tion ,
S. r. . CANNON ,
G. H. MAIH , 1
D. 1\1. A I ! IlJ\lmY. COlli ,
p , C , WII.SO- : ; , J
JOHN RHHSH ,
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' 1'0 CtIRIt A cOI.n IN UNI ; : n. , .
Take LuaUyo : IIrnm. . IJulllhw 'I'lIhll\tll. All
IlrugKl Ul roluud Ihlt IIIOIIOY II It 1111111 10 I'uro.
E W. Oroo's Blgllatnro I. 1111 l'Ach lIox. 2o. .
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Anlerica' 8
BEST
Editorially FoarloB
ConBIBtoflt1y Ropublloan
Ncws from all of the worll1Wcll
written , origillal stories-Answers
to queries-Articles on Health ,
the HOllie , New bool s , Ullll 011
\Vork about the fann utilI garclell.
The W ekly
Inter Ocean
Is a memher of the Associatel1
Press , the olllyVesterl1 Ncwspapcr
receiving the entire telegraphic
news service o ( the New York Sun
and special cable of the New York
Worll1-daily rcporLc ; from over
2,000 special corrcspollllellts
throughout the country.
YEAR ONE DOLLAR
Suhscribe for the Rm.UJII.IC..N
aUlI the \Veckl ) ' Inter Ocean olle
year. both papers for 11.50.
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COPVfll..Ii'r'1 ! &c
AIIY'one .0n,1I111111 kNrh IIIIl ! . " , , ' , "
Qulckl , all'erllllll ' , lIr ophur'lI ' III'f / II'lh , ' " III !
invontlon Is "mhllhly 1'1\\0111111 > 1" , I'/HIIII.IIIIII' . , '
lions atrlolly r.onUlollllnl. Iln/llll. . 11.11I1 \ 1'/lt"1I1 d
lent troo. Oldot PI/OIICY tor R' " U1I1I1I1"II"IIII " ,
1'"toll18 taken throulh JlI\I1"1 . \ . I fl. rc.'I\
rprcal noller , without CIIlIflIO , III tI"
Sti ntific RUi ric L
A lmndsofJu'l , IIlu < Iml" " w , ' ' ' ' It I IU".I , ' 1- ,
cul"tlon or nllY "I'IUIIIIII , " " , I 'I 'r" " . , r ,
/lr' tllllr T'lIlIIlh. . fl. " . " " ' " III" . I""J. ,
UNN & CO.:1r.tt : 'uII. . . " t \1' \ , ' " , "
\lr..ch , ; : " " , Ie" . .
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I.ow KnteH to tllU UJnck IIIU. . . . .
'l'hc Durlillgtoll Route hils alllloullccd
low rules to the Blllck Hill ! ! of outh
Dnkota for the followin dntes :
jul ) ' I to 1\ . :
Augult ! I to 14 , 23 , 2.1. 30 , 3 I.
Septcmbl'r I to 10.
Oil ot'er , I1I1)'s ulltil cltemhcr } 15 low
rates somewhat higher thllll those in
elTect 011 the nho\'e Ilntes will hl' offercel.
5y1\'all I.lIkl" Hot Sprill s , DClltlwood
I.cml Cit.y , Spcnrl sh ami a lIulI\hcr o (
other ) loillt ! ! III thl' 1Illlck llilis lire wl'll ,
worth visiting.
Any Burlillgloll Roule lI l'lIt will hl'
glad to tl.1I ) 'OU lI\ore ahout thCSl'
excursiolls , I ' -II
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A LADIES' MAGAZINE.
Kiln 1 h..IiI.1 colo't" 11101t11 Io'tli '
I..hlnn. "r."uklnK . .ronnl1lIaI1 \ < Y
. . " , k. ho , , < thol < 1 hll1l. firll" " , .tc nh'
.ctl . lo.jor. . .en" c lor 1..1 cuPY
LaJy 01(1"10 . .anl.tI Stn.lor \ ttmt
Stylish. Unlll\hlu , HIIII"I. . . UI'.to.
I1Rle. I OIlOUlC.I1111 \ Ah IIll1loly
Perect , 11'111111" I'apf'r I'allcruli.
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P mRNS
" " SMml " "o"fd and Ptroratlons how
the Onlaa and Sulna lInel.
Only 10 anJ I < . . .unoli' "IKllfr
" 'It. 'or tbun , Salt ! In lIeaTly OVU\ ' oily
al1l1 klwn , or by mAil hem
THE MoCALL CO. .
113.115117'tst ' 3ht St. NUV YORK.
OUR CLUBBING RATES.
" ftnl ! I\IInsR9 City JOUrlllIl. . . . $ r .25
el'ubllcllnllll\.llnter Ocelln. . . . . , . . . . . 1.50
elHlbllclin alll ! Twentieth Century , . . , . I bS
Re"UbIlClln IInl ! Globc.Uemucrnl , ! iel11l.w IHS
epubhcnn nol ! : illile Juurnnl. , . . . , . . . , I.HS
epucHcan I\nl ! NcbrnHkll Fnrmer . . . . , . . 1,85
anl1l\le \ of . . , , .
epubliclIlI . . . McKlI1ley . . . . . . . . . . . 1.5U . . .
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JAM Its WIIl'\'ItlmAD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ltl.llstor
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LKGAI. ADVltlt'1'\81 \ M1t'l'I'S.
All IIderllscmonta muler thla JlOnll will lie
charRed lor lit Iltl'"l rute , vir ; : 51 , IXI Iler Kllllllft' '
tor IIrst In orttoll , 111111 Wc l'er HlJllllro ( or oacll
lub elJuoat IIlperUon.
A "bfIUl\re" I ! en IIl1ep or frllclloll thoroof.
, I'UIII.IO LAND 8AI.I .
UllltcdStalcs 1.111111 OlnCIt. l
Broken Uuw Nl'lI. Jllly 10 , r
Notcllla.lwroby ! . :1'011 that lu lnrsuRnco , > 01 III'
slrullt1ms : from the Clllllmls lullor o ( IIIl ! n"nerlll
Lllud om'l' , IInder I\ulllorlly vcetCtl In him lIy
sectloll : Wj5 , U. 8 , Ite , . Htllt. . aM 1111I011110.1 lIy IICt
oOollgre 1 ! 1\I'lIrO\'Clt l < 'ebllury tI , IB\I \ . Wf\ will
IIrocOR11 to ollur at Puhllc 8ale nil the I MIt dllY o (
AUKuel , IlIO'l PI thlft otllcu , lit : . ! o'clock 1' . M . the
followlnf ( trRct or lalul to IlI"wlt : N. R , , N. W.
! - ( , 8ectlen ' . ! \'owIIRhll' IH , N Itnno ! : :1 : ' , W.
AllY alld nil ! , creOUB clt\lmlliK 1I\vor nly the IIboo
l1o crlbOlllandB ore allvlacd 10 1111" their claim" In
this olllel011 or lIelliru the day nhovo dCKIKnotKd
tor the COlUlllUllCUllient of eR1t1 salo. otherwlae
tbelr rllhta will ho tllrlliell. JUIKI ! WUIT'CUBAII ,
' , . .IOO HOllsler ;
UliltOlI Stalet Ll\nll Olllco , I
UrokPII How , Neb. July 12 , IUO , f
Notteo 18 hor"bv Kholl thllt the followluK Ilalll-
ed Hotllor bRlIllIcllllotlc" of hlR Intentloll tll Dlakl' '
lIual proot III II\'IIOr 01 his clnllll , nllli Ibat altl
Ilroof wlllllo lIIu.lo bolufU 1I1'ICIRI"r IIIIlI IIl'cel'or ,
at Uroken lIow. Neh" 011 AUKuMt 2 : : ' , I\O'J. ! vly.
WIIIIQIIIII. HIII I1. 01 OrcclI , N lI. , 11. 1. ' : . till , N.
\ " N. K 't , Hcc. . 'l'owlIshl ! , It ! n , ItllllgUO : : ' W.
III ! lIaUII'a the tollowlllg WIlIlC I'B to l'royO his
conLinuoua rOllltlellcu UpOIi AIIII eultlvlltloll 01 Hllitl
luud vi ? : Wlillalll uhlmllll , lit Hound VIII\O \ , . .
Frllz J. UlIhnull o ( Itouml Vlllley. Dllvlll Alyora
olHroou , IIIWllrtl ! : LOIVO , JAXIK1I1'1'IIUI.II ,
r , lo-tIU Hegl ter.
N01'll'l OF I'HOIIA'l'f. Ol WJI.L.
'l'be MtRto ot N ehrllska , Ousler Coun I ) ' . B.
' 1'0 nil tbo IlevlsoolI nlld 10gllholl.11111 /III / pnr-
ou luloroUcd In the calalo of ! : Iyho lor Kd-
wu"I . IIccellRe,1
WhcrclIs , J. I'fllnk Hunlloy , IIf HI\III IOllllty ,
hall lIIet. ! III lilY 0111cu 1111 IlietrulIHmt Iurlnrllllj , , , : to
ho thl ! In.1 Wlllalid 'rc tll1l1cnt ot HylvcRter ICd
wllrtla , lIoeeu8el , il\\o of HaitI COUllty , 01111 a 11-11-
lion Iruylng to ballO the 81111I0 IIdllllltcll 10 Iro.
hatc. which Will reilltus tll holh relll11111 / IlursonRI
e&llIto. whoroulllIlI I hllYO sPllollI.'II . the lilh llay
o ( AUI.II : I. IIKt. ! lit t"11 o'clock IlIlho lorellooll , lit
lilY olllcI' III " "ldl'OIlIlI ) ' . as Iho 1111I0 lIuII "Iacu
vou 11I111 BIII'OIl ( orucll , 11I111 al'l'cllr 111111 cuulollt
the I'robalu ' 01 tbo HIIIIIU
I ! llIve lurthor orlloroll tlmt 1111' toetilliollY to
\ ' ahl Will of Ih. . HuhMrrl"llI'IIIIO K
I . 'rallk'I' . 1I111ckIJIOro Pilil alHO tbo Ic tllI\fIhY of
1'rank.1. Mill lercill ItIlIll UY 110 tnk"n hl'ow
Jail' ' ' ' " JII./Hhlt , nlllllry IHlhllc , or olhur IOIIlP"- :
lent autburlty 1\1 No. n Hlllltlilall Hln'l1l. UhlclIu ! : ,
Wlnole , .Iuly :10 : , liMn. lit III II. 11wllh IHlIVI'r 10
IIIIjollrll frOIll (111) ' III , IIIV.
III 10HIIIIIIIIIY whcreol , I hnvo nrulliltn "t lilY
b01ll11ll1l1 I1l11xo.IIIIY utllc\1I1 \ 1'1I1 hlH : II'IIIIIY o. .
July , IIKtJ. J , A. AI 01111 ,
a 5- fit ! [ aKA I. ) l'IIUllly Jllllgll.
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C.H. . JItFli'RODS , '
Jczczl 1SfI'czrczfi'r
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Abslrach l'rompllv " 'urnillbed. Your BUlltltU
t-ollclted , O.J1re In lIank of Oommerce nalldln" .
Jlrokl1l1lJow , Nebraska ,
'I'axos paid for oon.ro8idoot .
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United IHalcl Land OmO l
Nor&b I'latto , Neb" Jnue 1111 11102. r
NotlctJ Ie 110roby RlyOn Iba& In paranran04l ot
Iretrnctlona , from n.1I Oommlulollor or the
Uenornl Land 001eo , under autborlty VI.ted In
him by auctloll lM. lIuvllod 8&atUIlIs , UI.B. . , &II
nTllonllpdlly Acl of CJolIgros8 , apprond l"obulry
\th \ , llIDIIYo will procccd & 0 olrer It publlo 1&10 '
lit 10 o'clark A , III. on the 181b da , of Ioptember : , 'I 1
100' : , lit thle OmCf ! , the following tract or IlDd.
vlzUhe H. It , , , ti W , " , 8eotlon 3 , TOWlIshlp I , ,
N. rI , IInll\o \ 24 , WopI dlh , I' . M , ii
All pcrsunll cll\lmllll { alloraoly tbo abon dl' '
srrlll lllalllt are advlsod to IUO tbelr clahn In this
olllc\ ! Oil or beloro , the day deelgnated tor tbe 'j
CUllllllOIlCOlllellt . ot the ulo , olherwlle &hllr 1.1
rhhtM..1II bo torctlloll. ,
Ihllolt AI the unltolt tHatea lAnd OmCII , North . , ;
1'111\\1. . \ . Nub , tllie 1llh : IIIat .1nnll. 1m. . J
: \.tI \ 6 ; '
F'1\411K 840011 , UocolVbr ,
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I'UIII.1O I.AND HAL' : , \
t nll llltl\tc8 I.alld OI1tce. l
Nor1h Platt , Neb. , JUIIU 111. 111W. r " " ' .
Nutlro h hltroll ) RIY'1I1 thn& In IluNllance ot lu. .1
IItrllrtlulIH ! r01ll the OOIllUlla.lllllor ot the aeul1al j \
lnl,1 Olllco. uullor nulhorlty veated III him by \
peetlull : : ' IM , IInl"cll : : ! tatl\lo . U. 8. . . . amended I
hyct 01 COlIgrl'PI , al'l'rupd : Fobnrvr ) : " ' 6tb J
I \lr. , wo will llroceo.llo ulTor at public aalo al 10 \
o'clouk 11. III . un the 11th dny ot Auguat , ll'AJ2 , et
LhlA unlco , thlt f'lIl11vlng tract of land , v.r.r . Ibo '
: \ . g , I , ( tiC the N. w. ! Sectlun \'oWII.hlp Its. r
N. Hnl.lo ; 21 , We.t 11th if ' . At ; '
All 111'1 Mon. clalllling IIdvoral the alIoTO do 'I 'f
eerlbel ! 1llIIllIro.I'I.ell / \0 Ille tlelr olalmln tlla :
ulllce 1111 ur bulurt , tbe III1Y IIcalKnalCtor tbo "
l'UlIIlIIUIiCeUlOIII of thulalu , olhorwlao Iholr rhlbtl I
will ho for.'II'ull. '
Dnlol , at the Unll d Hlatt'a Iand Olllco at ' !
Nurlh 1'111111' , Neb , thl" 1 lh Ilay of Juno. 1110\I. \
: ! ' - ' GO UKunuK . : . In.Ncu , Uealliltr.
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It IHII't tile Ilintcr" " '
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IIlnt KOCH Ilito YOlir
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I'Cllnlrcd , vlllcil tllnt 'J !
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rCMlIlIH till' Jlcr.ect .J
fUh. It 19 Ille iQOW } tow
thntlloutJ thu bUlIll1eoll , I\oy lmnl/lor- / :
01\11 bllY thu IIno klnlls or IUl\terlul 4
that I use In ropBlrln ; but oklll '
is the most vah11\tllo materl/\I / tbat
' ' ' " bo used In wntch ropBlrlnKJ
nllli the bUl1lfler ol\n't buy IL. 1
Bull my "kill for whnt It 18. worth j
utili It. will oost you 10011 tban (
ht\nlClIlI at lowur pr1008.
F. W. I1A Y.J.8t
, Jowcler I\nd OptlOIRb ,
West side of oquaro.
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lHtOKEN BOW. NEB.
l.hlcollI , Denver.
"llInhn. Ilelena ,
ChlcnlCo , nunc ,
tit. Jo"cJJh. . .0rtll'Dd ,
UuIIHaH : City , Holt I.aku CItJ' .
"to 1.0n1H. Alltl HonlfrouclHCO
" 'U . .Otlltlt ItuHt And AIII.olnta
" 'Inl "Olltll. Wc t.
No. 49-Vulllbuled expre. . dall1t IJncoln , 00la-
ba , ! > II. JOBelln. Ianull 011) ' . lit. LauiaL 0111
eago aud 1\1I11010t& "olt nDd loulh. . . . II 011&0,11I. . ,
No. 44-I.oonl oxproBt .Inlly. Uncolo , Omaha.
Cblc/ljo lIud nlll'olllla Cht and 80U&hU 33 a.m. \
No. H-Vclltllmlod olproll dailY. Helena , Ii. : l.
till Uuttu , l'orUan and all Pacific COAtt
11011IL < . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . am
No. 43-I.ocat lxpreea dall ) ' , \ lIance a 11
Inlerm"tJllllo 110111&1. . . . . . . . . .r..U Plll ,
tilooplnK , dll.lng and rocllulng cl1alr CAr' ( M" .
frol ! ) 011 tbrouKIi tralna. Tlcke. , .old and bq-
gage cbtJckud au ) ' point In th. United lltal. .
aud Cnnada. , I
Illformatlon , mal" , Umu tablOl.and tlckes
call 011 or wrlw to II , L. Ormaby } ageDI , or J
Irallel. , U. I' . A. , omabvil Nebrub.
. L. OtlJaBr , lIont. :
aOHEDULE OF DROKIN DOW MAILR ,
I'ouch ( or wOHI will clolo at S p. m. , excepI
MUllday when It will elope at 8:111 p m.
I'ollch , eas& tor trala No. 42 010101' ' al ,8 , a1J11
and tOI No. H clolew at. 11.30 a.m. Mall for AIIIIII'
IIUII Iolllt ollst of Orandlehllld oarrlud on tulu
NII,44.
Or.onto , Ia of It'no and Tuckonllle. dally ex-
cUllt ulHla , clo es , at 7 am : returnilli aame day
Cllllnw y Viti , ltlc'Ullley dall , exoept Sunda ,
clowo. lit 7 a m. returnlnK laWIt < hay.
Hlluud Valluy via Ureen and Eltoll oloae jal ? a
1II..Tucsday , Thllrsday aud8aturdaYI , returnlui
Bal ; U IIIIY.
Rlllllller ,11OUftlNoy , Ouorgetown and UlI\oB
arrnvOH lit 11.30 , 'ruu da 'l'baraday Blld lIatur- '
dllY retnrnhlj ( leoyes lit 1.,30 nOlo day.
OllloJ hourR from 11.00 a m to 8.oop m. IIlIn-
l1aye frolll r.:41i II. III. to 6(1) : p. m. Lobby ppen
wl.k daYB Irom 'j a.m. to II p. m. Buudau 8:80 :
II. III. toI a. m. Olllltr.1 dollVlry not , open Buu-
Ilay 1II0rliing al horotoforo. L. II.Jann. PM'
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M ) ' I\nt ire Htonlc or ( ! Iollting. Big out in prioeR
of IIftlio'hoo14 : ; to rI11111 ( ( \ the Htoolc. Como Bnd
havyuur ) lIIoaHuro taken for ! l
TAILOR MADE SUIT ,
Prices l ronl $8.50 Up _
The rigors of winter will eon As Good As You W ant.
be over. ,
. I ) 011 l f ergot t I lIt WII
l'I : as:1nter : days : : ahe:1J. :
Urlghtest Urlght things things in store in Men's fN LJress all. S E L L G R 0 C E R I ES
I Goods tll:1t : We have ever shown .
, . at UaHh II rlOl'H , 1'11I1 1'1\ ) ' tlll
-or seen.
I Hifhest Market Prices for ProducD. ,
HARRY DAY ,
Broken UPNoLraHlca. .
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