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= = the market at. . $ . 00 e mle..ss shoes at 2 50 : : : : :
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On noct SundtL > ' Av"nln the ChriBtltm
EOItPl\vo' POillelV or thU Chr Bllan church
will rcndot Ihn .ollnwlll.l . ( pfc1111
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Subject , "Doers of the \Yord , " Jas.
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Song hy congregation.
Prayer.
SCI'ipture Heu1ing. :
Vocal Solo , . . . . . Miss Leah Poeh.
AddresH , " 'rhe Christian Endeavor
1\ission , " . . . . . ChriBtena Springer.
Male Quartet.
Debate , . . . . . Hamah HyerBon and
Leah Poeh.
Song by congregation.
AddresB , " 'l'houghtlcssneHs , " . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . Eli7.a l oyee.
IJadicH Quartet.
A < ldreHH , "PoHHihilitics , " , . , . . . . .
. . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . .lG. . Sinith.
Vocal Solo , . . . .1\liHS 1\1inuie Shinn.
"Duty. ( Active Voice } " . . . . . . .
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Song and C. E. Benedictiun.
I'fll 'IL'U h" 11I1I 1\1 7 : :10. : t tlml\ .
'J4t CInt' A . 01.0 .N ON'r. IJI V
TII' ( " l.o"lntlvl ! JlrolOu Qululn" ' } 'IIII'l't. . All
,111 : vl.'s ' /11111 < 1 Iliu 1\1" ' ' ' Y tr1 filII. I. ' ruro.
E. \ \ ' . IJ'u'lIlIl lIslurc 18 on I'aoh box. 25c.
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Southern Fru t
and Vegetable
Groving.
- 'l'he fertile lands along the
J.ouisville & Nashville R. R. in
Alahama , West Florida antl
Mississippi arc veritable honan-
zas for the fruit grower : ulll
truck /ardener. / One man soltl
from one sin le acrc , IC > O har-
rels of r lhshcs for $900.00 ,
gross ; another patch of 4 ucres
radishcs yielilcil [ ,463oo , net.
In thc spring of J902 , another
truck gardner soltl 300 harrels
of potatocs in l'itlshurg from 3
acres of round for $ [ ,548 , allIl
after paymg all expenses , cleared -
ed $892,00 , or $297.33 per acre.
With1ll two weeks aftcr sellin/ / {
his potatocs , COrll was up filII I
. , watcrmelon vincs were running
on tIle samc land. Ile harvested -
ed his COrll , s01l1 his mclons ,
Ilntl aftcrwards cut two crops of
hay off of thc salllc land and on
1anuary 20 , J903 , was planting
It a 1n in potatoes. Straw-
hcrnes yiehl froUl $300.00 to
$550.00 per acre ; ns high as
12,480 quarts of lusciouR herries
hn\'e bccn grown on a singlc
acre. Addrcss
G. A. PARK ,
Oeneral Industrial and ImmigratIon -
migratIon ARent ,
loulB,1I10 NUfjbv1l10 It. It
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Card 0' T1lankfol.
\Ve , the undersigned wish to
thank the neighbors and friends
for their many acts of kindness
during the sudden sickness , death
and burial of our husband , father
and brother.
1\1 RS. MARTHA A. BROWN ,
CmT.DRUN AND
Blio. B. F. BROWN.
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'We desire to express our heart
felt thanks and gratitude to our
friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisited and extended
sympathy during the death and
burial of our dear son and
brother , \Vilhe. .
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Young ,
and Family.
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SUlllla ) School CounmtloJl
A Sunday School Convenhol1
and picnic will be held in JOhl1
\Velsh's grove near \Vesterville
on Friday August 28 , Mr. Kim.
berly of Lincoln , Sunday Schoo :
organizer for Nebraska , will b (
present , h is an able speaker. .
A general im'i tation is extende
to all Sunday Schools in the east.
ern half of Custer County. Coml
in delegations. Come in au )
wa ) ' and eujov a shady grove
the children wfll enjoy the da :
and perhaps be bencfitted. Brinl
your dinner baskets well filled.
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The Burlington offers ronnd trip ticket
as follows :
Denver , Col. , and return , $14.70 , JUII
1 to Scpt. 30.
Colorado Springs , Col. , and returt
$18.75. June 1 to Sept. 30.
l'ucblo , Col. , an rcturll , $ [ 9.60 , JUII
J to Scpt. 30.
Glenwood Springs. Col. , an rehm
$ ' 28.25 , June J to SCllt. 30.
Ogdcn , Utah , alII rellrII , $32.90 , JUS :
J to Sept. 30.
Salt I.akc City , Ulah , and returII , $32
90 , Junc I to Sept. 30.
} ) callwood , S. D. , al1l1 return , $ 4.0. .
Junc J to Scpt. 30.
l.call , S. D. , and rcturn , $14.05 , Junc
to Scpt. 30.
1I0t Spring' , S. n. , and returII , $ JO.9
Junc [ to Scpt. 30.
Ctlsler , S. D. and rcturn , $ [ [ .60 June
to Scpl. 30. Ask thc ticket agent f ,
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Chas. C rothers has beautific
his t.ew barn the past week wit
a coat of elegant red paint.
Mrs. IIattie Fletcher , wI
holds a stenographic position i
Nebraska's state house , is hel
visiting relatives amI friends.
\ \ ' AiTJJD-SeTeral : Induetrloue p reon.
e rb Iiale to tnv 1 tor boa , " nlabUahed tie ,
" , ar. acd wllb .dalKIi clpllll , to elllnllUU m
ohauta aud aHllul1 for luecelsful aud prollh
111.11. I'el mall ut eogajeDltln& ! We l.J CI
eal.r , . of $ It ! IIlId RII traveling CXfltlu , , , , aIa II
blllK Rd'allced lu cub oacn w"elL. Ihperllll :
not 100\11 uUal. 1i1 lItion reluooell au < 1 enel ,
/l1I1f.adllltl..d " "Velope. 'l'u. NATIONAL ,
Dearboru tI& . , lblelge ,
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1 I-IE P. D. S vlI1'H COMPANY ,
Alwavs have the be8t quality
Lumber Bnd other building
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'Phone No. ' 10 ,
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daily paper in the count ) ' . ll .
W. Conle > ' is getting out the
Daily Tnbune for the benefit of
the camp meetil1fl' leople , which
is a four-coltttnn folio.
'l'he camp meeting , which , is
now in progress at this place , is
not drawing the crowds it did
last year , owing to the fact that
e\'er'body is too bus ) ' taking care
of theIr mammoth crops. Nevertheless -
theless those who are able to attend -
tend are enjoying the meetings.
August Blixt , a young man residing -
siding on 'l'allin Table , met with
a serious accident last Saturday ,
which will lay him up for some
t Hne to come. Himself and
father recentl.r purchased a new
steam thresher with all the late
improvements , and while working -
ing with same the selfband-cutt-
ing aparatus caught him on the
arm cutting a cash several inches
long and to the bone. Dr.
Mathews patched the unfortunate -
ate YOl1l1g man up , and it is
thought he will g-et along all ,
right. i
Chris Christensen , a twelve-
year-old lad , resi.lling in Rye
Vallev west of tIus place , was
found' dead by his mother last
Saturday aftetnoon. : The boy
was herding cattle for August
Jaeger , and was in the habit of
playing in the sand while the
cattle were grazing , making
small caves , etc. It appears that
on the fatal day he had burrowed
into the bank for some distance ,
when the moist dirt from above
caved in on him , either crushing
him or smothering h m. When
he failed to return home. to dinner -
ner , as was his custom , his
inother became alarmed , and
after the other boys had eaten
their dinner , she started out in
search of the missing lad. Two
dogs were with him , and during
the a.fternoon Olle of the dogs
came to the boy's 'mother and by
following him he led her to the
other dog , where she found her
boy.dead. When found only his
feet were protruding from ,
the hole , while the bal-
lance of the body was covered
with the dirt. She dug in till
she learned that lif : was extinct ,
when she became exhausted and
had to return for assistance.
The case is made all the more
sad from the fact that .only a
few J ars ago his father met accidental -
cidental death-by his team running -
ning away with binder , throwing -
ing him i'n front of the sickle
and running one of the guards
into his head. Funeral services
were held from the. home. on Sunday -
day afternoon , conducted by Rev.
Buckley , and the remains laid to
rest in the Kingsbury cemetery
beside his father.
ftlltI ! 1'l'lIlly AlIl'u.
Miss Prudy .kllen , daughter of
Mr. and Irs. C.V. . Allen , wa
born in MarcelionVis. . , Dec. 22
1858 , and died at Madison , Wis.
, August 12,1903. ShewentVest
in 1887 and ta ght school in die
ferent states fot' several years
then " , vent to Illinois and wa
graduated from Dixon college il
1892. She returned to the wes
R and continued teaching unti
e about five , ye rs ago , when sh ,
located at Wlessert , Neb. , ane
went into "the mercantile business
IC She was appointed postmistres
and had charge of the telephonl
exchange at that place. Th4
remains were taken to the hem
Ie of her sister , Mrs. E. C. 'Wes
in Bellefountain , and funel
al services were held at the Com
stock school house Aug. 15
which was largelY attendec3
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She was laid at rest 'in the Com
5 , stock cemetery.
Miss Allen , the. notice of , whos
ar death as given above appeare
[ 4 in \Visconsin State Hegiste
of Augusc 21 , was well an
: d favorably known to many readel
h of the RUPUDTICAN. She becan1
a resident of , this county and el
10 gaged at once in school teachin
n in the fall of 1892. She was
: e relative of Mrs.V. . II. Comstoc
_ and was first employed to teac
in that l1eighbo Hood. III
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' : r efforts be1l1g attended by marke
blltl success she was afterward engal
Itel ed 'in ' the Ansley school and :
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g . the VIC1Utty \VestervIHe. . 1
postmistress. of Weissert at
owner pf store in connectie
therewith her acquaintance 1J
came more extended. A cah
selfpossessell , dignified intell (
o f
tuallady , she not only malle , b
retained friends whose loyal
la- . .
was atteste d 111 the sIckness a
suffering that preceded her I
moval to Clarkson IIospi tal
Omaha. She will be missed a
mourned by those whp knew h ,
all of W.Qom are better beaa.use
their acquaintance and assoc
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tion with one who embraced
within herself the quaHtics amI
attributes that constitute a good
and noble woman. Ea.r. from the
scenes of her later da ) labors ,
surrounded by the hills and
picturesque woodlands near the
home of her childhood she bas
found a resting place upon whi h
we pla e a wreath of luarcl with
the inscription , I'She has not lived -
ed in vain. "
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John Gibbs Brown , son or
David and Sarah Brown was born
August 10 , 1840 and being hopefully -
fully converted and giving aver ) '
bright testimony was baptiscd
into the fellowship of the Olive
Branch Baptist 'C11Urch , Ohio i
county , Iud : , when about 18 :
.rears of age. He-was united in
the bonds of HolyMatrimony to ,
Martha Ann Tucker at Bear
Branch , Ohio county , Ind. , on
the 24 of August 1862. 'l'he
fruits of this union are eleven
children , four sons and seven
daughters , all of whom survive
the father except two daughters
who died in infancy. The deceased -
ceased emigrated to Danville ,
Ills. , in the fall of 1872 and toI I
Polk county , Neb. , in the fall of :
1883. He settled upon the present - '
sent homestead in Loup town-
ship. Custer county , eb. , in
1885. He leaves a wife and 9
children and 4 brothers to mourn
his departure besides a host of
neighbors and friends. He was
a good brother , a good father
and husband as well as a good
neighbor. The funeral services
were conducted in the First
Eudell Baptist church by Rev.
J. R. Woods of Mason City.
The remains were followed by a
large concourse to the Box Elder
cemetery where he was laid to
rest. Another link is broken
from the family chain. The deceased -
ceased is the tenth of 14 children
to depart this life , he has gone
to his reward. Let us cherisl1
his memory , eminate his virtue
and forget his faults which wen
few. All children except tW (
. sons were present. - } \
Antl-Uud Oat8.
I O. J. Smith of Anselmo , show.
ed us a ample sheaf of his'anti -
'rust oats f which he raised 3 (
acres this season. He says the )
neither rust nor blown down likl
common oats. TIe had ten acre !
of the common oats in the sauu
, field that were badly effectel
, with the rust and were badl )
blown down , while the anti-rus
_ pats did neither. 'l'he samp14
measured four feet and are wel
filled , large berry and a larg ,
strong stalk.
NF.DRAHKa. KTATE . . . . .IR.
Low Dote. . To I.lncoI. . Via TII
IJurUnKton Rout. , .
September 7 to I I the Burlington wi
sell round trip tickcts to I.incoln at ver
Imv ratcs , including admission to t11
Statelalr.
Splendid attractions have been provil
cd for J903'S fair , which will be the "hi
show" of It he west.
Durin the fair the Burlington 'wIll ' ru
stuh trams bctween I.incoln anel the fa
grounds at frequent intervals. Fare , fh
cents each way.
Ask the Durl nbrton Route agent f (
furthcr information. 10-1
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d J. C. Moore , abstracting. 2
rs Rock salt at the Eagle Grocer'
Ie. Mone ) ' loaned on improv (
1farms. . J AMItS LnDwIclI ,
g 7 18 tf Bro1 < enBow , Neb.
Don't wait until you are haile
k out , but come in and insure :
11 the old reliable St. Paul Fire
f Marine. 52
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LosT-\Vaterman's Founta
gPenn. . Finder will confer
in favor by returning it to me.
a HA1mOSDOUNIt. .
Ht Just. received a new stock
) n picture frames , mouldings , mal
Ieetc. . Picture frames made to (
11 der. Second hand goods of
IC : kindR bought nnd sold.
JuP KAY ,
ut 39tf South Side Squa :
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\Ve have just received a large
consigument or Queensware and
glassware. Call and see them.
Tun STAR GHOCItRY.
\V. A. George & Co. , have just .
l'e ivcd a car load of satt.
The best ice cream soda in the
city \Vilkin's drug store.
Ice cream soda at Willdn's
drug store for five cents. 'l'r ) ' it.
J. G. Leonard bonded abstrac-
ter. 39tf
Apples , peaches and plums at
.the Eagle Grocer ) ' ,
Mr. Aaron Pool of Broken Bow
will supply''our wants for NUR-
S1tR\ ' stock and guarantees sati
faction. 8tf
To the ladies : Don't worr ) '
about what to wear to the fair.
'Drop in \Vilson & Drake's and
get a tailor made suit or treat
yourself to a swell slcirt and stylIsh -
Ish shirt waist. 'l'hen you will
enj y the show. 10tf
FOR SAr.u-Deering mower and
rake , almost new. Enquire of
I. A. Coleman , Merna. 10-11.
This office for neat job work.
Just received a car load of
flour , and we are selling it the
cheapest of an ) ' flour that has
been sold here. 'l'ry it-at the
Star Grocer ) ' . 8tf
Improved farm of 480 acres to
rent for cash soon , also several
houses for sale in Brokcn Bow
at prices that are right. See J.
F. Hutchinson. 10-11
OARDURSV ANTlw-At Mrs.
L. M. Pickett's. PrIce , $2.50
per week. 11-13
J. G. Leonard bonded abstrac-
ter. 39th
Full line of staple groceries at
the Eagle Groc.ery.
The Broken Bow Business . Col-
'lege opens Sept. 7. lOtf
FOR SALR-Six : room house ;
best location in city.
9tf PnTUR SIMONSON.
FOR SATu-A few choice grade
% aml ; ? Duroc Jersey Males.
Also one pedigreed yearling
I male. 'Phone or address ,
1-12 A. T. SUYUorl' .
FOR SALR.-A fine home wi th
) oed well , good buildings , bearIng -
Ing fruit trees , etc. All of block
6 , Jewetts addition to Broken
Bow , Nebraska.
Mus. FANNIH' L. STuClotH , "
. 11-14 Ansle ) ' , Neb.
Bran , shorts and ground feed
for sale at the Eagle Grocery.
'l'he celebrated Geiser 'l'hresh.
ing machinery. Never beaten il1
a test. 'l'he machine without
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si ves. For sale by
2tf S. M. DOIuns.
: DEJrIST
R. BI MULLINS , M. O.
Makel a Hpeclalty or Orown alld IIrhlgl' WInk
I'tleel' ' reasonablo.
All work guarliliteod.
C Call Ind lOll roe bllfore golliK el ewbere.
OlUeo-ln IIroken Dow tllRtu lIalik Balllllng.
Droken 1I0w , NebrDIIlLlI ,
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Up-to-date Photographs.
li'irst prize winner at state as
sociation 1903.
o.n. . CONI.AD . ,
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Pumpl , Wind MIIlI , Tanks. IrlttlnglOusol1l
ItnglnclI , oto. , etc.
Drokon DoW , Nobruka.
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of J. G. RENIZER , reeder of
ls 1'l1ro Scotch IIn,1 ! ! coleh ' 1'npIMHl tit-art 110m C
, UII AI , h rd nILmh r. 40 eDNa , Will CIt/llI'
) rIn bre.lInIlRllllllualll ) ' wllh IIIIY "oMlOr Ihlca : .
M ) ' elperlonco haR hUKht mo &ha& to & : Ivo j1
. \ 11 .allaflcllon. brt'lIn calt /IIuHo ralnod
this altlludo. I Olilect to raise th ( ;
hero & 110 eQual or RII&hllll : rat "d lu tll
II. I n w lIaVU bull/l 8ultalilo 'or t1l18. Ire I
next year'lI lorvleo. CO"I I > IJIKh from \4 ( ) (
re . 2000 IlDund . Come lIIr , co tho/ll ,
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DENTIST ,
rr-omco In 1101111 , llleek , nr. 11.1 . 01
SlAnd.
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CAl\lI ,
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liH l'-90Ys c ;
A'l' LAW.
ltoom. 8 Inll 0 , noalty Dlock , Drokon Dow , Nob.
s.M. . DOHRI8 ,
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AI. 11.1011. ef work In our 1\no \ do no prompU , .
and In ftu&.clnM orllor. nrnod SbOl' on the
orncr WOR& 01 the hOle bon o.
. .nv.tJH A ' 1'RIAI. .
IIrollol1 lIow , . _ - . Nobralkl.
CIIINTON DAY ,
Physician & Surgeon.
Oll1co In r ar or Iho lIank or CommorC\1. UCII.
Ilenco IIlb hou.o weal of lho , lapU. & olaurch.
Broken lIow , Nf1braekn.
Bargains in Real Estate
Ynrm lalll18 /lIJotlally. . Alfllfn. ( 'om and
grulult 11\11.18 for 811\0 \ In CUlllnr , tlhorml\\1 , Uut.
falo all.t Un".on eonnllll . I'rleOR rrom $4.00
I'or Hero nJi. ltoehh1llco" 1\1110. 80uth and 1
II1l1e Jlst o. 1II1oll. . PORI olllcn I\lhhoRi ,
L&VIIUNn ,
MIIBOII OIty , Ncbra ka.
Dlt. C. L. l\1ULIIENS ,
Physician Surgeon.
2ml ! : ! lalrlVlIY from \\"l\1t end III 11ol\1y \ 1II00k ;
ro hlenee..3rllVlIsl M. R. church. on 8 1II0 Iide
of 8lroct. I-.1'1"'Jlroken 1I0w , Nobra kn
DRS. U. O.V. . I . TAI OT ,
PHYSIGIANS SURGEONS.
011108 over llaoberlo'a D\1IIt Storo.
Ilrokrlll now , - - Nohr a. . :
CITY HAHnEn. snop ,
u. O.HUTTON. Proprietor.
Flnt-olnalwork. Hear Hoom or lIroken Dow
Blllo lIallk , IIrokon Dow , Nobraeka.
W A. THOMPSON ,
a CONT11AlYI'On , ' 15 IIUlLDRn.
& : Triana and oltlrnatcl on hortnoUco.
) lwkQn 1I0w , Nohraska.
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WILLIS CADWEIlfl
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W. D. HALL. A. 11. IIAILTL1Y. ;
The beat harRolnsln Vebrlka. .
lrnrm hmlla $10 to S Ior acro.
SlIme Ilno IlIu h08 ch II . . . . . .
I-IALL & I-IARTLEYt
HOlilolllllu , 1.011118 and Inaur ,
IInco.Vrlll ! U8. . . . . . , . . . . . . . .
lIar\1I1Etou \ Honlo. SlIrguut. Nobralkll _
H ILL SIDE IIEHFORDS
1I1It ! DnroQ .Torley 1I0g11 hred nnd lold. D08t blood
octhelr cl Hs. Adllre H. n. I'.OAD\V LL ,
lIrokenlluw , Nebraekll .
J. 8NYDElt , .
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ID : ! d '
PiDDn , NO\'JI : lc
\llIn JUIUeo 0 [ tllnl'IIIICO. tllJflrlaallenton \ ! IIITOtl
to collocllonle..o / . llIon8 I4kO , enllon vonch. _
er llClllly cxrrnlllllllild RII klnda ot legllll'aperlJ "
wrllou. 011100 In Iho rear of URnk or CommercII.
IIrokon lIow. NohrnBka.
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FRANSE MOORR , ' ,1
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Twn hloekll uorth of IIrllll1 OOlltrHI 1I0tel. I'It"
ronnllI Botlctled. l'r\cc/I \ rOalouable. : :
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TIME TABLE
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i- BROKEN BOW , NEB.
L''coln , "cnvcr. j
- OI . . , llIa. JIClcnn , . ' .
ChlclIKO , II U It. "
"to .JoMcph. . .oruand ,
ICu"Na" CIl" . tfnltL61lc : Cils.
Ht. LOlli. . . Alld ttun IrrRlJclltco
. . .11 . .0IntN IINt And AIII.oln' " .
And "OUUI _ 'VcNt. : :
No. < CI-Vuellbulcll oXIre8lIt"II , . Lincoln , Oma'I 'I
hI , ! lit. Jo ep'L ' , I\anus OilY , S& . LoulI , oht
I1l1go and 1111 palMi cUlt nod lIOuth. . . . 1.1 07 ( L.III.
No. H-Iool\llIxprc .Inlly. Llncolo. Omaba. , '
Cltlcnjo and all 1'0111\8 en8t IIlId 80uth.tO 50 n.m , \
No. 41-VC811buloll oXI're R lIally. 11016111& , I''t'
tin lIuttn. l'ortilltill IInd ull I'AClllc GOlllt '
Ilolu\II. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6IH 8m
No. 43-I.ocll OIprC : datly , AIII"II"I' and I
Intermelliale IJOlnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .II fl8 pm J
tliooplll . IIILIIIg anll rocllnlng chair cuu ( tiIlR& . ,
frco ) on thruuKh tralnH. 'J'lckea IIOld and bag , I
Rage cbecked to nuy pulnt III tb Unl10d State. I
and Con alia.
IlIlurmatlulI , I1IRI' ' ' ' Ihnu table. Ind Uclter
till on or wllIlI tn lJ. L. Ortnlb ) ' . agllnt. or J 'j
lI'rt\Deh. O. 1' . A. , ( " N brlL8lta. ' .
I . I. . O/lKIBV , AIIIOI ;
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SOHEDULE OF BROKEN BOW MAILA. !
Poucb for Woe& will CIOIIl at 8 p. m. , except . . ,
ijullday whonlt will elo u 11& II : 15 J' m. . '
I'onch. ea t tor tralll No. < C ! 0108011 at 8
and tOl No. . .4 clol08 lIt , 1'1.30 a.m. Mall for Au lev
an1l11011l&8 ellst IJt Orault lalRnd e rrlcd on tralD
No. " 4.
Oconto 1'ln ' at Uyno aDd 'fuckervillu , datly except -
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cept ' 3ullda , clol"s. at 7 110 m : rtlturuhlK amo da" :
Callawuy via , blc'Klnley dRily IIXOI'pt BundaT : '
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elooe8 lit 7 " m , fljturulng eAltI. , dilY. ' . r
Unuml Vall" , . via Green and Ell0U elole at 7 a.
: alm"Tae.day. . Tbuflday alld : I"llmlaa , roturnlng
IIrt' Salr I' liIy.
.110. 8Ulllllor TIR ( ) lIrtla y. GcorttltowlI ; and UI'to. .
1)0,1 &frnTOa lit 11.30. 'fulI dll ' } uuredn , . aud tlatur-
In day returning leaen at 1,30 : lame day.
I m ( lruo houra from 11.00 II m to 8.110 II In. Sun-
U. da)1I fro/llllU II.11. . &oIlW ) 1' . IlL. Lobby OII6U ,
\Otl we k day 1 from 'j a.ln. to II . m. 8uuJa 1I 8M
) In a. m. toI n. m. ( lclleral dollvery no& OpCD Hnn-
Ilay morn In. : 18 Iwrulnforo. I. . 1l.JKW1LTT. 1'.at.
nd - - - - . - - - . - f
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re-
t fl -J o Cure a .Cold in One Day : ys. .
er , . .2abl.IX.tive . ' &omo Uu.inine Tablets. .A ' on every.
.0f'T I : " . ' put 13 mORtlas. This signature , (9. c. box.2Sc.
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