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Central New York Confercnce will ho\'c
charge of one or both preaching services
SundJ.Y. ! GHO. P. TIUTItS , Pastor.
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51. John's Episcopal service Sun ay
April 16 , Low Sunday. Suuday school
10 a. m. Morning prnyer and sermon 1 I
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m. The public fs cor ially imoite .
W. II. XA DURS , Rector ,
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Sunday 8choolllt 10 a. w. Preaching
I1t 11 1m. . Junior scnce at 3 p. m.
Preaching at 8 p. m. Youug Peoples
meeting at 7 p. Ul. Ladies Ai meets at
the Parsonage Wcdnesdoj' afternoon. At
Custer Center , Sundo ) ' School at 10 n. ttJ
Preachiug at 1 I a. tII. And ot 8 p. tII.
by Rev. J. W. cuu\lttings of Indiana.
You nre cordially invite to attend these
scrvices. W. F. PURR'I.
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ClIR19TlAN CHURCH.
Services next Sunday of follows : 10
8. m. , Dible School ; I I . m. preacbing ,
preaching , Theme , "A New Creature. "
7 p. m. Christian Endeavour ; 8 p. m. ,
eng sen'ice and preaching. Subject of
evening sermon , "Naaman , the I.eper. "
Special music. On Monday vening Mrs. I
Colln Scolt Wil1ard. state organizer C. I
W. n. 1\1. , , ; \1 \ speak at thc Church , A11
are invited to 011 these senices.
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Bible School at 10 o. m. Splendid
equipment , on , up to date mctho s. I I
n. 111. Divine worlhip , preaching by the
pastor , subject , "The Revelation of Dis-
couraFement , " 3 p. UI. Junior n. Y. 1' .
u. 'rhe po t groduatc coursc of studies
i now bClIlg followed. 7 p. m. B. Y. P.
U. The Devotional Committee ore pIon-
ning on enjo'able series of programs , thc
first of these may be lookc for. ot this
meeting. 8 p.lIl. An bour of Gospel
service. songs , sermon , and the welcome
you will get , all OIC just of UIC sort t lat
wi11 hclp ) 'ou. "Beneath Falling Wa11s"
wi11 be the topic for t1 is service. We -
ne5day 8 p. In. 'rhc midweek prayer time.
Thursday :2 : p. m. The Ladies Aid Socicty
. gatbers. Friday 4 p. m. The Boys Brigade -
. gade drills. Saturdny 7:30 : p. 111. The
pastor teaches the Dible school lesson at
the church.
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John Menauy is fencing his
house. : and lot in good style.
_ Bridges Bros. Conc rt Company
IS expected here Aprtl 16 and a '
good time is anticipated.
Miss Mary Black left for Arnold -
old to look after her business interests -
terests there on April 13.
Thomas J. Darnell , Esq. of
Lincoln is loolced for at no remote -
mote date to lecture in this town. .
, Merna Circuit paid $21.00 for .
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r - spring stock of moulcllnf:9 : on
, frames in and ispluye this week.
All latest styles and patterns. lIe
ives his especial attention to fralll-
mg. Will make 0 frame for j'ou
whilc you are resting.
Pyrographlo Outfits.
Imported double rubber bulbs-
warranted. Something new und
focinating. Stampt : pottcrns-
, anyone with artistic bi1ity cun
learn to decorate their homes.
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Missions on Easter Sun ay with
only half the circuit heard from.
By the looks of things we will
h:1\'c : a good number of gar ens
in to vn for lije.has . been busy
plowIng all the tune.
Lots of trees arc goingin. .
g\'erbod ' scems to be buyingl
The Crcte Nurserl sold Ii carload -
load in a short tunc and fine
trees they were.
Ben Irwin aud Will Co1lins from
Arnold , passed thron h Merna
on April 15th on their way to
Montana whcre thev . e : < pect to
make their home.
Frank Jacquot had a splendid
Easter gift , a lZU pound
daughter. Mrs. Mathews also
hud a daughter come to the
Parsunage to sta } ' on ApriJ 5th.
'rhe Ladies Aid Society Entertainment -
tainment April 7th was well at-
tcnded. 'l'hc Program was ex-
celJent in all its parts , and it will
be repeated at : Maple Grove and
maybe at 'Cliff in the near future.
' Ladics IIctted $25.00.
The churches 'of the town held
their first united prayer meeting
on April 9th in the M. E , church
with Rev. Miller of the M. P.
church in charge. On April 15
Rev. W. E. Mathew led one in
thc M. P. church. It is proposed -
ed to carry these on regularly.
l'ul/lle / IIIlIII'IIVI'Ulcut.
'fhe citizens of the 'l'hird
ward held a meeting in the officc
of Judge Armour Monday night
for the purpose of effecting an
organization with the object of
improving that part of the city.
'rhe meeting was called to order
by A. R. Humphrev and on motion -
tion C. S. Martin. was elected
temporary chairman and E. E.
Wimmer , secretary. Remarks
were made by Humphrey , Martin
and Dr. Day on the subject of
improvement. Judge Armour
suggested that an organization .
be effected by electing a presi- I
'dent , vice-president , and secretary -
tary and that the ladies be asked
to lend their co-operation in the
matter of improvement of that
portion of the city. On motion
thc meeting proceeded to elcet
officers by ballut. C. S. Martin
was clected president and E. E.
Wimmer , Secretary. On motion
it was decided to name the organization -
ganization the 'rhird Ward Im-
provcment Club. On motion of
Reneau , the chair was authorized
to appoint a "look-out" committee -
mittee , one from each principal
street running east and west , said
committee to report at next meet-
ing. The chair appointed as
such committe , l eneau , Day , C.
L. Mullins , Apple , 'l'ipton , Mrs.
Richardson , Mrs. Farrell , Mrs.
Smith. On motion of Dr. Day
a committee of three was ap-
pointcd on articles of agreement.
'rhe chair appointed as such
committee Dr. Dar , N. T. Gadd
and Judge Armour. On moLion
an adjournmcnt was taken to
next Monday night.
3i itlng ; IIf lJulIUI'S'i ! 3h'n's AssJciBlion.
A meeting of the Business
l\len's Association was held last
night at the Court House and
was called to order by G. W.
Apple , chairman. S. K. 'Varrick
was elected secretary protem.
The object of thc meeting waste
to discuss the question of securing -
ing the State Normal for Brokcn
Bow. Heport by A. R. Humph-
rey and D. M. Amsberry on investigation -
vestigation was made , showing
the out look favorable. On motion -
J tion the chairman was authoriz.
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We have as complete a stock of
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i' , V\T e can fit you out with anything
ou may wish in price 01' style. $1 5 .00
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, have 80me Farlll .Harness for. . .
j Better Grades Farm Harness for. . . . . . 520.00 and 521.00
Good 1 Concord Harness for. . . . . . ' . ' , . . ; . . . . . . 22.00
First-Class Grades Concord from. . . . . . , $25.00 to 28.00
" In 1 inch Harness we have everything you could
wish for , from. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00 to 28.00
Quick Meal .tnd Malleable Ranges , Cook Stoves , Gasoline -
. line toves and Oil Stoves.
Our Hardware and Implement Stock
Consists of Builders Hardware , Cutlery , 'l'inwarc , Guns ,
Ammunition , Hog Fencing , Poultry Fence , BuggiesFarm
and Spring 'Vagons , Climax 3-wheel Listers. Universal
Cultivators , 2-row Corn Cultivators aud Disc Harrows ,
Deering Binders and Mowers. 'Ve think we are full
grown , and take no bac1e seat for any competition or catalogue -
alogue prices , 'Vill duplicate I\nd undersell all.
OUR MOTTO-"Undersoll nnd Plonso With oood Ooodo. "
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: ' Broken Bow , - . - - - Nebraska.
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ed to appoint a committee of five
, on subscription. On motion this
committee was hnpowercd , when
I appointed to appoint assistant ! }
to canvass such prenciets an
and towns , as it may deem ad'isc -
able in thc county , as mu ) ' hl'
necessary to sccitre the amount
required. Methods and plans
were diRcussed Uj" Messrs Jewett ,
J. J. Wilson , Humphrey , Ams- ,
berrj' , Dr. Pickett , Rublee , i
Apple , Layton , Prof. cott , Kay I
and ot&ers. 'rhe censenses of i
opinion that it th I
was wa5 opportunity -
portunity of a life time and that
with a unitcd effort and liberal
contributions , from those who
were able the school can hl - I
cured for Broken Bow. On se-I
tion the chair was authorized to
appoint a gcneral cOUlmittee of'
seven to have general supervision.
'l'he investigating committee
previously appointed , vi : Reesc ,
Huntphrey , Amsberry'and H-\blee !
to be four of that commIttee.
'l'he question of statistics was
discussed , but it was filially decided -
cided to leave the details to the
genera ! comulltteez who ' . " , ere
authorized to app0111t such assistance -
sistance as may be required.
'rhe chairman appointed as the
soliciting committee : W. A.
George , J. C. Bowen , H. B.
Drale , Joe Molyneaux and S. K.
Warrick.r The general committee -
mittee is composed of F. H.
Young , L. H. Jewett , F. M.
Currie , John R ese , A. R. Hum-
phrcy , 11' . M. Rublec and D. ' M.
Amsberry. The committees propose -
pose to commence at once to
plan for their work.
'rhose who visited the gencral
opening of Ryerson & George
torc last Saturday afternoon or
night were able to see the benefit -
fit of liberal. advertising. he
large double store room wInch
they occupy with a large stock of
groceries and dry good : ; was filled -
ed all the afternoon and until
after 10 o'clock that night with
those called to take in the sights.
'l'he third room which is occupied -
ed with china ware and musicial
instruments was not forgotten
by the visitors. The afternoon
crowd was composed of those in i
from the country , the farmers
and their wives. In the evening
the people of the city thronged
the place until it was difficult to
move about in the rooms. A free
drawing was an attractive featur :
of the afternoon and evening ,
which enabled all to draw a prize
as a memento of the occasion.
Several hundred articles were
thus carried away by the visitors
without money or without price.
Music was a feature of the opening -
ing that furnished amusement
for those who have an ear for it.
Charley Robinson presided at the
piano and Henry Honts worked. .
the violin. ;
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'l'hc following is the dcad
letter list for the week cnding
April 14 , 1903 :
Mr. Eliza Brown , Mr. S. K.
Howard , 'V. J. Morgan , Miss
Girtrude MOrIs , Mr. A. J. Mur-
rich , Jim Perldns , Miss Josie
Spaith.
Parties calling for the above
will please say advertised' .
L. H. JEW } TT , P. M.
New La , ws of Nebraska , .
( Contlnned from the tourlh 'nKIJ )
Or Nebral > lm. Law students must reI ; '
Ister with the clerk of the supreme
court or with the clerlt or the district
court in the < : ounty In which they are
studying.
H. R. 18 , : 'y Douglas-A bill to au.
thorlze county treaGurors to keep an
omclnl seal. The name or the county
and state and the words "County
Treaslrer" ! must be engraved thereon.
The bill w1l1 allow count ) . trcasurers
to give a tnx title.
H : R. 119 , by Gregg-A curative
measure requiring count ) ' superln.
tendents to notify school districts
when reports are to come Ill. The no.
tico must be sent if the report has not
been recelvcd before the 11rst Monday
In July.
H. R. 64 , b ) ' Douglos-A curatiN
measure omitting technical dcfects In
scctlon 2G of the criminal code relating
to the penalties prescribed for carr ) ' .
Ing concealed weapons.
H. R. 76 , by Perry-A bill to provide
for stay or execution for any per.
son against whom n jUdgment may be
rendered. Application must b made
within ten days o.rter the rendition or
the judgment.
H. R. 48 , by Koetter-A b1l1 malting
the city treasurer ex officio treasurer
or the board of education. He Is requIred -
quIred to malto a monthly report on
the finances or the school distrIct and
attend the meetings or the bon I'll. The
city treasurer must give tluroly
bond. Emur ency clauso.
H. R. 202 , by Good-A bill to allpro.
prlate tunds tor thl ) state normal
school library tund nnd to malee the
money avaUable for bu'ylng books.
The sum or $2,836.14 III t\.pprOIrlatell' '
and nU the fees which sha11 lie p ld
Into the library prior to March 31 ,
190G. IIhl\lJ h" uitd. : 1 lulrg ncy
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G'R. . 98 b ) ' Douglu-A bill to IJr-
\'hll. ' . tor ull ltiPor 1 frllm lh' ! l.uIIl : ( ) ' or
JUlltklll ( 'I ' ! wHhl" tWllnty lIay ! RrtfiI"
, tht : t1IIIlt uf tI'lUllot. ,
! H. H. W7 , lJy 'elJfJl'--A ! JIJlnt "I'jJl "
lulion ! llklllK r.ouers to oppose tlw
Senlllor DlellI ! , hind 1"1 : ! hl1. ! ,
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H. n. 236 , h ) ' O.Jbl'I't 'rhirj I : ! till'
"Omaha 11rllllrtr ) ' LIlI"I1ld t'.f.Ilei : ! to
all cHIN ! lHl\Jn : n ! ) , ' : . ! II , , :1' : rno"c
thnn 7OOfJ , At I I , , : lmu\'l' ' 4 , a \ , , tcr
I may be rllal1l l1gld. TIll' \ . 'tl1" musl
then be sworn aIl11 1II\I.t E\ni'l\Vp.f I./U- / ,
tlons nllk d by t l " ! ill1t1011 IJofd J. A ,
recoI'11 IIHltlt 1)1 } IIIi' . \ . ! rf the qu atr.'n ! I
I anll nWIWer' ! . Tt h to""lddp/ / V.It
It In tIle past. ( ltt' vlJtef I1na tJ nlhl.t : .
with IWY otlll'r [ J.'lrt.r "ccpt HII ! mle
wHh . . . .I.ch ! he S31' ' ! hi' ! nl1egInnce.
Unrcr.t"I > Jd'otm must J1ak ! theln'
selve" known Rn a list must bl : ! pub.
h ! the TJRpfr havlnq the largest
circulation ten tnY ] > i before tl10 city
election. Irnn.nelJl' : : : c1rmee.
II. R. 132 , ! J ' HousA bill to au.
thol'lc the use of the Merrill fund for
We malntena.nce of tlw st te university -
sity IXIICI'lI llint station and the atate
farm. Emergency ChlUS ( .
H. R. 100. by Hunnn-A b1l1 to estab.
lIsh not less than three nor more than
11ve junior normal Bcl.oola. Must bE :
h9ld for ten woelts between June I
and Sept. 1. Normals shall be main.
talned at A11Ianee , McCook and Valen.
tine. Two other places re to be se.
lected by the I3tato superIntendent.
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Emergency clause.
H. R. 271 , by Rlggs-A bill to regu.
late the powers , dr-flne the organlza. .
tlon and provide a. secretary , treasurer -
urer and ttomuy fOI' school boards
In towns having less that 40,000 and
more than 25.000 Inhabitants. FIve
members shal1 compose the school
boards and the provisions of the act
are to take effect at th\ . ! election or
1904. E1l11I'gency cluuse.
H. R. 320 ' '
, by Nelson-'ho Omaha
charter bll1. The measure prescrIbe : !
rules and regulations for thl:1 : city gOY.
ernment of Omaha. Emergency clause.
H. R. 305 , by WOborg-A b1l1 to pro.
vide fol' the cOllsolld tlon of territor ) '
lying contiguous to thE ! corporate
limits of an ) ' town , city or vll1age. Ap.
pllcs to cases when territory Is In two
or more COUI\tlOI > .
H. R. 134 , 1LY Greggb1l1 to permit -
mit the county boards to regulate the-
salary of the county superIntendent ! : ! .
H. R. 27 , by LoomIs-A charter bl11
for the smuller cities of the state. pro.
vldlng for a light. heat and power In.
specter and designating the salarIes
to be pahl the omcera. Emergency
clause.
H. Il. 23. by Nelson-'rlte bHl appro-
prlat s $100,000 for rep lrlng and re ,
building tlw Norfollc asylum. Emer.
gency clause.
II. H. 63 , tJr Wllson-A bill defining
the powcrs of the state lJOard of hcaltb
and providing for lL statu health In.
I3pector ulld PI'ascrlblng rtlles o ( qual"
anthw , Six thousnud dollurs Is the
! : ! um appropl'lated to carry out the 111'0' .
vitliuns of the acl. Gives tlw statu I
buard of health control hi the matter
of contuloul { : ! or Infeetloua diseases
ud full control of the protection of
the people. A 11uo of not , leMs than
$15 or mol' ( ! thun $ liiO Is pI'escrlbed
101' n r..llure t obey the stute bOarder
or to fall to comply with the provisions
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of the stntutel1. Emergency clause.
H. R. 70 , by Ramsey-The RUUlsey I
elevator bill , which guarautees to
farmers' co.operntlve grain companies
olevutor sites when $2,000 shall have
been expended In erecting a building.
H. R. 102. by CropseY-A bill to ap.
proprlate $100,000 for buildings at the
State university tarm.
H. n. 136 , by Davis-Permitting
county treasurers to deposit public
money In banks outside the county.
The Interest on county money Is reo
duced to 2 pel' cent. The state treas.
urer can deposit money In depository
banks at 2 per cent.
H. R. 20D , by McClay-A bl11 to ap.
proprlate $761 for the back salary
claim ot VIctor Vlfqualn. EmQrgency
clauso.
H. R. 267 , by Teu Eyck-A b1l1 revls.
ing the cIty charter of South Omaha
and creating a fir aud pollco board.
H. R. 292. by KnQx-'rhe bill pro.
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Tides that aU local publl : : indebted.
ness shall be compromised upon the
request of one.thlrd of the resident
free holders. Emergency cltmso.
H. R. : ! 17 , b ' Warner-Tlll' bl1l appropriates -
propriates $2.000 for thu 811tfm'Iug
people of Sweden. Finland 11U11 Nor-
way. II\ergency clause.
H. H. 422. by Thomp on-A IJIII to
prevent 11 county board flom letting
contracts 01' lIIal > lng I'epall' ' ! wlthuu [
first advertlslna for Ll fI wlUln llll'
cost shall xceer.l $ :100. :
H. n. 48 ! ) . by1cOlay ! - . \ bill 10 1I
thorlze t111' bourd of public lalllis fiul !
buildings to lIelttlOtl the mtJ.'lIl' UI'l
clt ) . council of Lincoln lu rf.'IJlI\'t' ' 1I. , )
street ! : ! libuttlug on ClllJltol IJual'e.
H. R. 187. by Joncs 01' OtOI.- 11111
to provide ror u nlltrOI1 at lhu fltatl'
penltCtltlnI'Y. 'l'he'llll'den. . lf > lllIty
warlleu , IIlut I'lJ II , chaplain IUIlI } ! '
clan t.lhall Iw a lIpoln lcd hy t hp gt\ '
crnor untl the tHllurj' of the IlHtU'un
II Ita 11 ho Ilet'rmltwd h ) ' tlltj hOIlI'11 l.f
Il1l1p(1ctOI'I > , The wnrdf'IL'fl r.al : . n la
fixed at $1.f.UO allli lilt ! UPlIty Wt\l'dl'n
shall gel $ \htll. \ Eml1l'll'nr'y : . . .1.1.1 , -
n. It lil. by ( ' . .a"IA \ hili tp 1'1'11 '
vldo for oj'.nlng tlltt'lws III I'tltl. ! 111'.1'
\1'lcts dl1l'Ir' , ; th ulOnthH or AIII'1i 111111
October. TlIf' 1I\'PI'j'e ! , ' Is uuthlll iwr.l :
to go upon any lnnlls unllllpell Ilile-hl' : )
tor the 1I111'lwse of drttlnlll ! th. . . .11' ,
trlct. Shoull ! the 0lieI' nbjer I thl'I'O
elector:3 shall aSii ( SH tllO llIUlKl'S :
n submit thtI11 In writing.
H. R. 14 , by C'hrlsl-A b1l1 to uu.
thorlzu the moell1g ! or tbo State Horticultural -
ticultural soclet ) . at the capitol on
the third Tuesday ot Janu r ) ' In each
year. "
H. H. 152 , by Gregg-Hedllclng to
11vo the number or members of the
board ot edllcntlon or the city or Lln.
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c ! Dry Goods , Clothing , Shoes , Caps , Ulo\'cs amI ' . \
1\Iittens , Hibbons , Lace , All Over Lace-black ,
c.1 white and cream-Glassware , Chinaware , Letter
. Files , and Notions. A large number of 1\Icns'
c&J and Boys' suits and broken suits which wc are " "
: Closing Out at 15 per cent.discount for next the . "
: ; 15 day.s. .Wl' arc carrying a fine line of ribbons ,
Crep , Nuns Veiling , Sateens , and Ginghams. , 'y.
: (8 ( al1 aud SC them and get prices before buying :
cS els whcre. Highest market price paid for eggs. "
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SQUIREs-Frida ) ' , April 10 ,
Mrs. Parisade Squires , at the
home of her son J. S. Squires in
this city , with bronchitis , age
82 . Years. The deceased resided
at Brooldyn , Iowa , with her
daughter 1\1rs. 1\IatlcU. She had
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'been in poor health for some time
and came out here Oil a \'Isit
some some three weeks previolls
to her death with the hopes of
improving her health. For a
time she felt much better and indication -
dication were favorable until
Wednesday before her death
when a turn for the worsc came.
Her remains were shipped to
Brooklyn for interment Sunday ,
accol panied by J. S. Squires a1 d
wife and her daughter Mrs.
Mana tt. 'rhe sympathy of the
community is extended to the
relatives in their bereavement.
The lluuJm WUI Ubsen ( ! Arbor VIl } ' .
The Banks in the city will observe -
serve Arbour Day and will be
c10s d all day.
Low Hales tll J.lllcolll anlHl'tnl'u. \ .
The Burlington wi11 se11 round trip
ticket ! ' ! to Lincoln at fare and one.third
April 15 and 16 and April 20 and 21.
Ask the ticket agent for particulars.
Wurllillg' Nnth'e.
All parties arc hereby warncd
'not to dump manure or garbage
of any kind inside of the city
limits. All violaters of this
order , after this date , will posi-
tivcly be prosecutcd under the
ordinances of th city. 'rhis order -
der oes not prohibit reasonable
mulching of gardens and trces.
By order of city - council , passed
April 8 , 1903.
E. R. PURCELL , Mayor.
l.ttcU , , u.I .
Mr. A.Byers , seven miles north
of Broken Bow will sell at public
auction Thursday , April 23 , all
his personal property , consisting
of horses , milch cows. stock
cattle , brood sows , stock hogs ,
and a full1ine of farm machinery
and house hold g ods. See bills.
JUD KAV.
43-44 Auctioneer.
lt1urlEct nCIOrt for 'rocluy.
GItAIN-
GItAINWheat . . . . . . . , . . , . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . ( ,
Dorloy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Oat8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
lIre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . .
Corn. . . . . , . . . . . . . , : ' . . . . . . . . . . . .25
LIVE STOCK-
1I0jf. ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( , 711
tHeol'll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . $3,54.00 \
Cows. . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :12.51 : @ 2.75
POCLTIIY- -
ehlck"n , per ponl1d . . . . . ' . . . . . : . . . . . .U6
Turkey , per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .to
I'RODCOE- :
Hutter. . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .13
Egg. , p'r d07. n , . . , . . . . . . . . . ' . , . " .10
MI C&Lf' NEOU : -
POlatoe .pcrbusbol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,20
Onlone. pur bnsbel. . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . ' 1 ( )
llaV\wr ton. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 6.00
Htraw.porr.wL , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .15
Sugar , Granulated , I' r owt " ' , , 5 4U @ f.o
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THE SURE RESULT.
In growing melons and ral&lnK corn
anrl : all 'fine plants . you get u 111/:11 / per
cent ot profit. by , .l JzlDlI : tholleed and
Protectillg It. and the tender plants from
tbe ra"IM of 'fI'0rma , inaacta , birds.
IIquIrreJ. ; etc. by the uao of
Protecto
Thousand , u.e It. . The teatimony iJI
e1'el'y\'fhere to the etrect that Ita taste
and smell are absolutelY Npelle-nt to
'Varmill and all other lI < ! ea stro'er .
"I u d 'Prot4 < 'to' OD mlo. . ellcumbora
tomato. . &I1e1 u.bb'ro 'Del IW1'6re111&11'
rwaLll.buIUr. " , . " T. W. LACI.'R ,
BooltnUII , IDd.
" 1 nlnP ooulelilet . . l\&IId ot corD OD tb
ftel < 1I1AW 1 uMd. 'l'rotoct '
It. N. BNTD& , l'uCOII , IDeS.
"Uted Proteeto &I1d ml. . eoru . . 4ne. "
LEVI u.UUS , C01'iqtOQ , 11141.
The I1&IDO belo" fa the on. who hr. . It
r , o n f't ' ! : 'W bC : IIJ.
by him. Wrll. hIm tor oltr l'rol Cto book-
101 au < 1r.11J' tunb r WormaUOD.
TilE PROTECTO OOMPANY ,
. W. Flnl All. , MlDlloulb.llI.
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R B MULLINS
, M. D ,
AIl\kep peclalLy or Orown aud rI' ! ! ( \\\1rl. .
P Ices reasonablo.
. \11 work guarllllteo.1.
C'allltnd eet ! mo before g 'Iny els wher ' .
Otnco-In [ JrokAI1 How HIIII" Ihllk II II IhllII ! : .
Brokcllllow. NebrnR\B.
C I rv BAn : Hdt ! ( ) ,
II. o. HU1'1'ON. I'rullrltlur. ' !
Flr8l-olls s work ! tear 1(00' " o [ Jlruk"n 1I0w
Btale IIIlnk.lroJ.en Bow. Nthra ! kn.
. .
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WII LIS ( JAlnVI rJfJ
lUmIlY ! ) llalal1.amlll ! ! BuNc > hUjna. :
CA lI1CHAS .AND UPPLTJtH. :
FroIJ lustructlons bow to lak. . nllllItvtJop" ! III"
plctllro with o1'ory cl\mOra 80111.
Irlnt hlllg doue tor alUl\tllrCR.
Latest Styles in Photographs.
BANGS STUDIO. V ,
ICstllh1t llttllll ! 1611. !
Broken ow , Nf\IJra ka.
I.D GJ.A IC ,
. . . . .Uealer III . . . . .
Oranlle , { < 'orelgn and UIrlc"tJ MDorbles.
Ornament.l Work a Specialty.
Uroken Dow. - . - NII'rnelta. '
FRANSE MOORR ,
! ls iln n mFtIDp ] ] ! B )
'rwo b'ocl , norlh ot Grun O nlrp' ' Hotel. Pllt.
ronnllJ ollcilcd. Prices rIJ1I801l8blll.
Hargains in Real Estate
" "IHIn Innd. II . PE'r.lnllyIt'fn. , . fern Mnd
graz , . ; 11\111111 ror , , _ Ie In Cu. Ipf. Sbcrmtlll. ! Jilt.
t.ilo nUll IJslwon oonnll/I PrIceR Imm 00
lIur "I'r. , Ul' . lIe lde"cc ml'c. IIIHlth hllrt I
mile . o , , tlOi Ia o" . } 'oe' lime a IIdhCt'I ,
LEVI KINn , '
MItROII ally , Nohlllskn.
MUO I'\OANLON ,
-I'rnl'rletor ' or- _
y
R ( ' lnllr\ut & : LUllch ConUlCr , Lnr/o / a nrlmcnl
ot Gonf"otOllllllell ! , Ch'\r ! nnd Tobaccos. ortb
: lIdo of Pubilc Iqnnre. ! lrokon ! low , Nebrosl.lI.
CAl\lICH.ON & HEESm ,
llff 19 : J'ys E : u ce.ll ] 'S
AT LAW.
lIoome 8 an9 , , Realty Block. ! lroken Bow , Nob.
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D HS. R lJ. & W. J . 1'A LUO 1' ,
PHYSIGIANS SURGEONS.
011100 over IlIlIhello't ! Urlll : Storo.
rokc.n : How , - . . Nehrf\ft " ,
DH. T. r. , FARNSWOltTIl ,
,
DENTIST ,
. om e In 1101\IIy Uocl ! , . Dr. IIIt.tI' fJlo !
; : tand.
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DR. O. J . MUI LI NS , '
Physician SurgeoIJ.
: ! ull St.II'wIIY 'rom ' W"'L ClHllu ! lOb II ) ' Bhek ;
rIJ htllllco" : ir.1 west M , 11 : , , 'hUrI'II. tin II/line til < lu
or at/out. r. Brul1"1I IIc\ . NI'I.I/U kt\
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J.mltlll'3&S : ! 'JmJl'd Thla
AI. " ' ' ' 11M lit work III our lillIJ , IIIU' , , " , ) '
1\1I111u I\rMl _ . lnIlR orller " " ,
' --11 till SI" ! > 1111 I h. :
Ofll"f wt\tlL III the 110'11 hlll o. ' "
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CH"I ( I . , . . . . 'UA. ; . 1
IIrnketl Jlnw , - . . "h. . ah " .
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CLINTON DA \ ' ,
Physician \ Surgeon.
01 fI' III rt'lIr or 'he Bbllk..r 1'/llIlfn , r"IJ It , ' . . .
< lullfe IItll bl/lUlI Wl1 1 ' " III" .1 1J1I'l l hn"'II.
Hrnll11 IIc.w , 1'ochllh' ' 11
H l.L SIDE TIT RI OI D8 ,
aud Duroll , roru'y IIng < . I.In'll 1I11 tlO' ' , ' ! ' Uf"1 h,1
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ulthdrcl"o. . AtlI.tlH.Il. ) . ; . 11.II'I I.I. .
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pl\I ! \S , Wlnll M IIJ , 'l"mlp : , FIUlnM .
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I DIIUl't. : . 010. , Cle ,
"roken 1I0w. N"b'fl" " ,
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B. & M. RESTAURAN1" '
Nortb Ride 011'rAck. . . : '
J\JroaJa 01 all hour .
UI"'n 'by anll uIIIII.
Fine cliulliedAud elllrK ! ,
ROLLA TOWSLEYj Prop.
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