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line. 'l'ile.cars . on this road were
carriages , wagon , > or carts , al ways
covered and frequently loaded
J with pumpkins , com , oats ,
wheatstraw or fodder for ballast.
Generally in this case the ballast
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was 1tl the cabin and the passengers -
gers were in the "hold" of the
ship with the hatches securely
' . fastened down so that no "wool ) '
head" could peer out from under
the loading.
The ties of this road were
generally made of rails split like
fence rails and laid down in such
a manner that they formed what
we called cordero ) ' roads and the
cars passed o\'er them or across
them instead of lengthwise. ,
'fhis was a little rough , but the
cars seldom left the track unless
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the engineer wa , : ; i nformcd that
there was a train close behind
him filled with sla\'e hunters and
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Attention
Fanners _ < . . _ II
Why remain in the North
unll stay in doors six 1II0nths in
the year consllming' what ) ' 01\
raise dl1rin the other six
1II0n ths ?
Go S 1th where ) ' 01\ can work
out doors cvery 1II0nth in the
) 'ear , IIUlI wherc ) 'ou IIrc pro-
during sOlllcthill thc ycar
lulUIII. It ) OUllrc astock I' i er
) 'ou kilo011 r stock lire IIUI\ '
"eMinj. { tlwir hemls oiT" allll ,
hesilles , ha\'c to he protectcd
f rolll the rigors of willter II\ ' '
expens'e shelter.
Hcollomical stock fcclling' IC-
qUIres till' comhination of hoth
: . . l1esh.forlnin anl1 fatformil g
r foods in certain proportions.
, , . , Alabama nnl1 Flowla prIHll1cl'
in almnllance the yeh'cl 1)'lIn
1\11I1 cns < ; Il\"a , the l rst a flesh
prodnccr , allli the latter a fat
producer , :11111 the\ ' lire the
cheapest 1111I1 best fattenin materials -
terials known to the worl.1.
"lore lIIoncclln he male 1111.1
with less labo'r , in general.farm-
ing , fruit and herr ) ' glOwing
, Ilnd truck gardening along our
roarl in the Smth : than in an ) '
other section of thc Vnion.
If you arc interested 111111 desire -
sire furthcr information on the
. liuhject , : ulI1rci's
G. A. PARK ,
Oen'l. Imml ratlon and In-
dustrlnl Agent , Louisville
& Nashvllio R. R. Co. ,
LO'.Jlsvllle. Ky.
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bloodhounds In which cascuntcss
he was vcr ) ' near a depot he would
switch hiR train and tal < e to t.he
"woods , "
'l'he whole train crew oftcn
consisted of one man and sometimes -
times two , who wcre generall ) '
fairer than the passengers his
train carried. 'l'he train was
propciled b ) ' horses or mules and
often YOlt could hear the pufT1t1g
of the eugine for several rods if
the train was overcrowded or behind -
hind time. I ha\'e seen a great
many of these train crews , as our
residence was on the railroadbut
never saw any of thc crew drunl <
nor did I cver know of their
carrying weapons. 'l'he crews
were in uniform so that anyone
might Imow them. 'fhe pants
were blue jeans and their coats
were of a drab color and were
generally cut swallow tail. 'l'he
crew had a peculiar dialect which
was vcry dear to them and very
assuring to their dark skined
passengers. 'Vhen the tra'alers
in the car consisted of a man and
his wife they were often spoken
to in this fashion :
"John thee and Mary had
better stop at this station and
wail for the next train which
may be se\'eral days arriving.
Be careful and don't make a
noise in the depot. "
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Old man Ingebeit Olsen is reported -
ported vcry sick. Dr. Wamsley
was called.
'fhere was a big surprise party
at S. K. 14ee's Monday night to
celebrate the 21st birthdav . of his
son Albcrt.
Henry Helgeson arrived from
his Wisconsin visit accompanied
b\ ' his brother Albert , who is
going to stay for a while , a he
hopes the change of climate may
improve his health.
1'oday 'l'uesday , there went
o\'er a carload of hogs from the
valley , which was marketed at
Sarg nt. 'fhe majority of the
hogs belonged to Adolf Elling-
son and Ole Johnson , besides a
few loads from other parties. ,
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l\1 rs. Dickerson has been sick
the past week but is better again.
Mrs. Hoach of 'Wood Hiver , is
visiting with ( eorge Foster's
family.
Bessie Smith , who has heen
away from home for the past two
weeks has returned.
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Mr. Green and family left
about a week ago for Indiana
where they expect to make their
home in the futuer.
'Ve ha\'e heard nothing about
the new rural mail delivery late-
ly. However , we arc assured
that it will be a success.
John Jerhune , who is feeding
a large number of cattle has
boug-ht considerable snapped corn ,
for which he has been paying 25
cents a hundred , \Ve understand
the price dropped to 20 cents this
week.
'l'he B.sket : supper at the
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t Fancy Croceries , Candies :
t Presh and of the best qualities. 111 his y
h ! ! . Dry . Goods Department . , he . has a large 1 , ! .
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, , --1' , Mushns , Clotlul1 ! ! ' , . Dress . Goods , Hats , , 'I\f' .
I . . "I' ! Caps , GIO\'es , Hu"IClns MIttens , etc. , etc. ' .t
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, t I also have a futl line of new shoes that { >
* just arrived , for children , ladies and t }
= , ! ! . gents. 'l'hey are of the latest styles and * >
the best of quality. For durability and ,1 ( . . . .
( lI' price , ther will suit. 1-4ocation-Day's : 7i
? t old stand , northeast corner public square. *
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Pure Cider best
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NATIONAL BISCUIT. COMPANY I
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Muddv Mills school house last
Satur lay evening was well attended -
tended and in e\'ery way was a
g-rand success. A short program
was rendered which began at S
o'clock. After thi5 Mr. J. K.
Pearson , auctioneer , sold 25 -
kcts which brought the handsome -
some sum of $29.00. This with
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several dollars of subscription
money will provide the school
wi th an organ. From the way
the buys bul on the baskets we
judge they have a high opinion
of the girls of this conl1nunit ) . as
cooks.
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Ida Riggle is still on the sick
list.
Although in the hail strip L.
S. Empfield's corn made him 25
bushels per acre.
\Vhat kind of oats do you propose -
pose to sow on thanl < sgiving ? I
What you sow you will reap. .
Mrs. J. H. Smith , is visiting.
her daughters at Brol < en Bow.
Jessi is teaching and Nola is in
school. She may go to house-
keepiug and stay till school
closes.
trust those who are charitably -
tably disposed on 'rlmnksgiving
while blessed with an abundance
will think of the aged , aillicted
and sick , especially Davis Head-
ley who has a relapse and if we
arc correcty } informed needR the
necessaries of life.
Ileart FauUerllllC.
Undigested food and gas in the
stomach , located just below the
heart , presses against it and
causes heart palpitation.Vhen
your heart troubles you in that
way take Herbine for a few days.
You will soon be all right. 50c.
Sold by Ed. McComas , Brol < en
Bow and Merna.
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Vln lIurllnll'tOIllIoute' :
$25.00 to Portland , Tacomu , Scuttle.
$27.40 to San Francisco 1.05 Angcls.
$22.50 to Spokanc ,
$20,00 to Butte nllli Helcna.
$22.40 to Salt I.akc Cit ) ' .
Proportionatel ) ' low rutes to hundrells
of other points , including Hig Horn
Basin , W'o. , Montana , Idaho , WashinH-
ton , Oregon , British Columbia , California -
fornia , etc.
H\'er ' dalntil November 30.
Tourist cars daily to California. Persona -
sona ] ] ) ' conductcd excursions threc timcs
a week.
'fourist cars dail ) ' to Seattle ,
Inquire 01 ncarc'It : ' Burlington Route
, agent. 15'24
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'l'he following is the dead
letter list for the week ending
November 17 , 11)03 :
: l\lary Jackson. Anna Kenney . ,
Mrs. P. Miller.
Parties calling for the above
will please say a < h'ertised.
L. H. JnwwrT , P. M.
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Jloom II anll II , Hoalty Dloch. Broken Bow , Neh.
H. CONH.AD ,
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CITY HAUBER snop ,
11. O.lIUTTON , Proprietor.
Flrst-cl8U worle , Hoar HoolII or Jlrokcu Jlow
Stat" Uatlk , IIroliell 1I0w. ebr& kll.
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' 1'ho hoet h8r RlnH'nl\lLuskll.
l/l1rmlnnds IO to : f25 lIer IIcre.
: : ! om" I1no IIIII het ! cheUlI. . . . . .
I-lALL & 11ARTLEY ,
\tenl \ estnto , I.08nQlIId Insur-
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l\l1fJln toll Houto. lIrcellt , l'iohra8kn.
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DENTIST ,
omcoln ICC8lty Hlock , Dr. 111,88'8 01
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1/1Iru Scolch "nl18cotclI 'J'IIII'p.ll Hhort 110m Cllt-
v.IoJ My herll tlulllhl'rll 41.1 COW" . Will COll1ll8ro
. II hrlwdllll : IInll 'I(8111) ' wIll , IIny weBt or Clllcafo.
/I / , ( ) ' OXJIUIHDCU h H hu lIt IOU that to Ilvu 110011
" ' ' 'll ractlon , bret'llln CllttlC 1111191 bo ralsod In
UIls altl\.udo. I eXllect to raise thum
hero IIIC equal /llIythlul ! rlllhed 111 Ib < l.
. H. lu"w 11I'u ) Imll. . Hllltuhlo lor thl- . /11111
next ) car'I fervlrl' , Mv ( 'mv > \\elgll troDl HOO to
J ; ) ) ( ) ( ) pound 101/111 nnll reu tllcm ,
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Attorney-at-Law.
H"II' tlltu 11101110811 broker , OOlce In 10\ll1 \
Bloclclrnllcn \low , Nebra loa. ;
cr INTON DAY ,
Physician & SUl'geOn.
Oll'co In rcar lit Iho Hank ot Commerce. Itelt.
lIoncu 6th house IVO I or the JapUat church ;
/ lrokelllow. . Nflbralku ,
J _ J. SNYDEH ,
J DPB : I ; n 'frr ! 1d ANOTAnY
fi1J ill , '
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Idll Ju dOl Iho I'oncc. Hpodalnllontou ! Klnn
lo col . 10111ll'llophloDR takfnllcneloll voucb ,
Jr. .1) ' executed allc1nll kind. ot legal paperl
w n. 011I00 In the r ar ot nank ot Commerce.
. \lrokunllolV. Nobrn8ka.
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H.OKEN BOW , NEB.
1.1'colu , Denvcr.
CUUI8UI8. .lclCIIU ,
CIIICUKO , uutte ,
"to JO"CIJI1. l.ortll8l1d ,
nI8I1HAH : City , Hnlt Lnlu City ,
tHe ' OUIH. And Hllulfrnncl co
All . .01IitH n t Alld AIII.ulnt.
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No. 43-Vu8l1buled exprc8I dully , LIncoln. Oma.
Ia , bit. Joeepo. Kan..e City. Ht. Lotoh , Obi ,
cage allillill ! ! OIULi "lilt Bed south. . . . 807 a.m.
No. 44-Locnl expron 11.11) ' . LIncoln. Omaha.
Chlawo alld all 1'011111 oaet end 100thI0 SO a.m.
No. 41-Ve8U1JUled exprc 8 dally. 1I01lllla , Moat.
tic nutle , I'ortlaod BnJ all l'aclQc Coalt
Ilo/ntA. / . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6M am
No. 3-I.ocal expre 8 dall ) ' , Alllallc" ant !
IntcrtntodlAte palots. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 pm
tleoplol ! { , dlLlng and reclining chaIr CIUI ( loaU
fruo ) on through trllln8. Tlckes lold IInd balr-
Kn o chocled toluy poInt In tit United ttatel !
and Canl1l1a.
InrorlUallon , maP ! ' . tlwo tablel and ticket
tl\lI on or wrt\u to U , L. Ormsby , ageDt , or J
Franch , G. 1' . A. , OUlRbviJ Nobrllllka.
. L. Ot\K8B1' , ARent.
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60HEDULE OF DROKEN DOW MAILA.
POlich ror WCllt will cloeo at 8 p. m. , OICOpt
! lundny whenlL will clo o at 65 p m.
Pouch , CUdt for train No.4 : : 010808 at 8 a 1.1I
allli rOi No. .U clo e8 at , 0.30 a.m. Mull tor Anlley
IIn.1 I'nilltll ' cast ot Grand 18ll1nd earrlt.'tl on traIn .
No , .
Oronto , ,1of / lIyuo aed Tuckervlllo , datly ( II-
cel't 'iUIlo.ay ! CIOS08.lIt 7 a m : returnlug samu da ,
CllilllWUY Vlll , Mc'Klnley dati , eIcept Hunda ,
closc fit 7 a III , retnrnlng Barno dll ) ' .
HnuI,1 Valle , . via Ureen IInd Elton clo.o at 7 a
m.Tuestl/l ) ' , Thuuday and : ! atDrda18 , returning
8altO day.
tlUunor ! via Gurnsey. Georgetown and U &on
arrrlVIJS lit 11.30. Tue day Tbursda , . aud tstur.
day returnlnluao. / . at 12,30 umo day.
O\llc \ houu trom 11.00 a m to 8.00 11 m. 8uI' '
11ay" from bH , ( I. m , to 6:41) p , m. Lobb1 op'
IVct'k daYM trom ; II. 10. to II 1' . m. Bundau 8
II. III. toI n , m. Ueneral delivery not open tI ,
! Jay Ulornlnlt al herotororo , L. llJaw.TT. p. ! '
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To Cll1re a Cold ill Ol11e Day : Yf'
Take Laxative Brctmo Quinine Tablets. A 1'71 " 01cvl
(9.c. box. ' -
Seven MDUon hO'e5 sole ! In pmt I montblS. This signature ,
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