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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1904)
. - : Supervisors Proceedings , : ( Continued from page 5. ) - The committce apfointed to check up the office 0 Clerk of tbe District Court reported ns follows : I . T Dtatrillt clelk ' . leport Hh quuter 1\03 \ : . . Dr , Cr , Tot.ee rN.lnd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 ! lIS 54 $ 1:1 : , ' .0' .n turu" ' . . . . . . . . . . . 33 2 . . u.T.Orr , . .lnr , . . . . . . 4n 00 . . O.rtrllde Orr's "Iar' . . . . I to . . Cler. hlle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 1'0 ' Vue t unty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 456 31 - - - - . Tot.I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 115 5-4 'I 1115 M . Iammar : ! , tor the year I90J. IIr. 'l'o wul tees recoh.ftlIJOJ. . . . . . . . . . . . .tJZ79O , ) . ' . triAl teee rec.ly.d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ( ' 1'oul. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ J 5U Ci4 ( Jr. &otll e.pcudlturu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b71ICi Jl1 . .moautpaldHr Malr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! PSS . . . . . . CUlt'r VOUPIJ. . . . . . . . . . . . . \1 \ 90 - - - Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . , . . . . . . . . f3.s44 ( ,1 with vouchers bereto attacbed. State of NClbrallkn , } Gi . Cutter County. I. C. T. Orr. Clerk of the District Court of Custer County , do berebv certi. fy that tbe abe e is a true and correct stateuunt of the fee9 and exp dit\1re\l \ \ of my office for tbe year 19"3 " , to the best of % ; 11 kDowledge and belief. 't C. T. Orr , ? Clerk. District Court. Report of committee : We your committee ap'pointed to cbeck up tbe office of the Dlstnct Clerk. would respectfully report that we have carefully compared the reconls , books. fee book IUld report and find that the same i9 true and carTect , and we recommend that the same be approved. . J. T.rthur , } Com. G. HIser. On motion report of commi ttee was accepted and. adopted. Bridge committee r ported follows : We , your cOUlmittee , respectfully reo port that we have exomined the bids sub. mltted on brid e work carefully. The following arc 11st of bid per lineal foot : D. A. VanSant. . . . . . . . . . 1-5 49 H. T. Ward . . . . . . . . . . . 5 55 John Gilligan . . . . . . . . . . 5 60 Standard DndgeCo. . . . . . . . 5 40 We therclore recommen the contract for the construction of the bridges of Custer county to the StAndard Dridge Co. . theirs beiug the lowest hid for the year 1904. Geo. Greenwalt , A. Fen a , } Com. G. 11. Thorpe , Moved and carried that the report - port of the committee accepted and , adopted. Finance commi ttee rCIorted as tollows : We , your committee. respectfully re. port thnt 'We hAve examined the npplica. . tions of the Anselmo State Dank , Custer N tional Dank and the Dauk of Com. merce to be desiguated ns depositories of county funds not to exceed So per cent \ of the amount of the bond or 30 per cent of the capital stock of each of said banks. We also recommeud that the bonds of eacb , 'of said bnnk be approved. " A. Fonda. . . Geo. Greenn1t , 1 G. H. 1'horpe. Report of committee accepted and ad9pted. ' . Mr. Conley , chairman I of the pOor ' arn , court hQuse and jail suppl1es comtluttec , reported as ollows : January 18th , 1904. To the honorable board of supen.isors of Custer county. Nebrnskl1 : chairman of the poor farm commit. tee for the } 'ear 1903 , ( beg leave to reo port as follows : i o lUll ) ! T. 1'114 Kelle , & Duucan tor corn Ibellu. . . . . ' 7 SO 1I.11t L. L. Oldl tor "eed tor poor tarm. . . . 40 19 i'eb.16. paid John Plrnle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2770 ( 'llh turaed our to O. n. 'fhorpo. . . . . . . . 56 ( , Q .foul. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11111 99 DIIDTIU V.tI , 16 , recolved trom JobD Plrale t'r ; bal. uee of uoclt Bold Dot Dcelltd 11,00. , . $ 30 00 .Ita ' 3.1903. lold OIIIIWD Inower . . . . . " t 511 Reotl'ed ot G II. Thorpe tormer chalrmaD 31 79 y' ! .16. received trom JObD Plrule. . . . . . . 27 70 . . ' . . . . . . . ' . recel.od trom Jobo Pirolll. . . . . . . 20 00 I . TOlal. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , .tll1 9IJ Respectfully submitted. . J. W Can Ie ) ' . Moved and carried to accept and adopt the report. , Mr. Conley also reported as follows : Broken Bow. Neb. . Jan. 18. 190-\ \ . To the bonorable board of supenoisors or Custer county , Nebralk.a : : I bereby respectfully report that in set. 'tlement witb Geo. Mary , Januar } ' I. 1904 , Oconto , Neb. , for county lumber sol by 1J1m $32.25 , lJame WUB tnmed over to me a .1 have turned snme over to connt } ' 1 \U'er. . .Receipt attached. . . . Respectfully . submitted , J. W. COIII y. eport was accepted :11111 : ad- opted. Moved and seconded Ulat the room north of the county judge's office be fixed up for the use of the county assessor , and the matter - ter of furnishing the same be referred - ferred to the poor farm , court house andjailsupplies committee. Carried. Finance committee reported as follows : . \Ve r comU1end that the'couuty treasurer's bond be appro\'ed , A. Fonda , } Geo. Greenwalt. r G. 11. ' .rhorpe. J Moved and seconded that re. port of committee be accepted " and adopted. Voting aye-Arthur. McGuire , GreenwaltHiser and Fonda. Voting nay-Fennimore. Chairman declared the motiot carried. . On motion board adjourned tiI ' ) a. m. tomorrow. ( Continued next week. ) . , . ' J. C. Moore , a9siTacting. t J. G. Leo.aid bended " , bstra ter. . 39t : . . . . . - The Underground Railroad , - - II ' IIr. C. I'ldt'II. - ' , . , . CUAl'TlW IX. . , . A whitc man once called at the house of Unell' LeCoflin and when he was ushcrcd into the parlor introduced himself as.n . friend of the oppresscd gla'CS and who had often heard of Coffins etforts in their bchalf and cxpressed a strong dcsire to enter . into and arrangement with Cotlin in which or by which a numberof slavcs in Kentuckey could be liberated. Uncle Levi , whose foresight was very near as good as his hind sight , soon informed the would be liberator , that he was on the wrong track and IIbl1rking up the wrong sapling , " and laughing in his face Levi told him that he had nothing to do with slavery on the 50uth side of the Ohio River and did not believe in interfering where it existed except by moral sussion. He further informed the apostle of freedom that if persons came to his house hungry and destitute he receivcd and aided thcm ir- respecth'e of cQlor , but that he had no intentioll of engaging in such a plan as the one proposed. 'rhus ended a yery feeble attcmpt at entraping the wary quake.r for it was soon found that Uncle l evi's suspicions were correct and that thc man waR a slnve hold r himself. At another time a man in formed - ed Coffin that he traveled up and down the river a gr ut deal on board a boat and suggested the feasibility of a plan to help to rUll some slavas , but being answered - wered in about the same manncr tlH t the other fellow was. he goon vamosed and se\'eral such attempts were made to catch the old "Friend" but to no avail as he was pretty well up to IIsnuff. " When anyone attempted to play qualer on Levi he could always tell a counterfit bj' the pecular stress he would put on the IIthee" and his failure to get the IIthou" in the right place. Sally , an intelligent woman of rather brown'complexion. belonged - ed to a couple of maiden ladies who lived in Coreington , Ken- tuckey. baving become their property - perty by inheritance. She had been well trained in house work and was a fine cook and hard t beat in the use of the needle. Her husband had been sold away from her when her youngest child was a mere babe , he having belonged to another magter in the neighborhood and wag sold I for a good price as he was an excellent field hand. He was talen to the far south and she never heard from him afterwards. and she was thus left. with five children , all girls. Her eldest. . two girls were hired out bUt the younger ones being too ) 'oung- were left at home with her. Sally wag a good and faithful servant and had ncver suffered the sting of the cruel lash or other abuse. Her mistress probably - bably to Ieep her from takiug advantage of her proximity to a free state often told her that they intended to set tIer free uut this WaS deferred from year to year. Sally often reminded them of their promise without getting any satisfactory reply and began to fee1 that its fulfillment was as she expressed "mighty onsarton" but she had no thought of being liold until her mistress called into the house one morning from th kitchen and told her that she and her three younger .children had been sold. and woull : be taken away that day. She said this struck her likethunderbolt : - , struck her dumb. Slw ; , hnost I fell to the floor but 11t r mistress I did not seem to pity her. When she found sp ech she begged to , be permitted to go and see her two I eldest girls but she was denied 1 even this and her mistress order. ed her to go upstairs to the room where she slept and to pack up her own and her childrens clothes ( ready to start a way with her ne\ . waster. Mothers , in such a cas . would'nt yo look around to find f some way of escape ? Well that . - is just what she did , she climbed out 011 the Kitchen roof through the wiudlHv. then unto an adjoin. iUg" shed roof. from which she' ' slid down to thc ground in the bacle ynrd , thcn ran to the house of widow lady whom she knew to bc friendly , and hastel ) ' told her stor ) ' . ' ! 'he woman. was a mother herself and could understand - stand the distrcs she fell on account - count of hcr children. This whitc woman coucealed SaIlj' in a mfc place thinking that the children would not he taleu unless the mother was found. Sally was soon missed and diligent - gent search was made for her. The news spread rapidly through the neighborhood that Sally had deserted , and a company of men started in pursuit auxiou to capture till' runaway slave. The ) ' searched among the colored - ed people thiuking she had taken refuge tbere. They did not think she was so near her' home and thus overlooked her place of concealment. In the afternoon the widow lady came o\'cr to Cincinnati to consult some of hcr friends whom she knew were abolitio'nists in regard to Sally. \Yilliam Casey a trusty colorcd man was sent for and thi ! : plan was agreed upon. Sally was to be dressed up in men's clothes and taken about midnight .to a point in the upper part of CO\- ington near the mouth of the Licking River Wherl\ Case ) ' waste to meet her and bring her across the Ohio river into Cincinnat ! , - 'l'hirty four years ago whcn I was attending medical lectures in Cincinnati. ouc of 111j' room mates conduc.ted me along the bank of the river where he said many a slave hld ; made his escape from Kentucky to Ohio. I remember - member of thinking of Bliza Harris crossing the ri\'er on the ice and 11 white man helping her up the 110rth bank and praising her for her bra very. Long since I have learned who this Eliza of Uncle 'l'om's Cabin was and shall tell in some future time the circumstances - cumstances that gave a foundation - tion for that part of Mrs. Stowe's story for it was founded on facts. Sally was a small woman and it was with some difficulty that the clothes could be found to fit her. At last a thin suit was found and placed on Sally but it being early in the spring it was rather cool for such clothing. This was mighty risky business both for Sally tUd for her widow and for Casey as well. However. the night was dark and this favored the plan. 'l'hey escaped detection in the town of Covington , and when the north bank of the Ohio was reached they came very near being caught , but got along without and Casey urought. Sally to the house of Uncle 14evi. who then lived in Cincinnati on the corner of li'ranklin and Broadway. Cascy returned home and Aunt Katy told Lcto tale Sally up to the room where their colored hired girl was slccping. whose name was Jane Clark , but first to go and get some clothes ! -mitahle for Sally out of another room. Uncle Levi did as he was hid. but when he took the woman in men's cloth ing' to J aue's room for her to adjust the other suit. Levi told Jane he had brought hct' a bed fellow. . J aue glaucell at them wildly and then co\'erpd up her h.ead. Uucle Levi. who a full of mischief as kitten . i:1' : of flees. spake rather cou1U\anding- \ ly to Jane. " ' { 'hee must talce this. . person in u ( > ll with th ( ' . " " 1 shan't , " he exclullued with- ant uuco\'ering her hcad. "Now Janc , tlon't act ugly. 'l'his is n good looking fellow. but if thou dust not like t he t ea of sleeping' with a man. get up and make a woman of him. Here I is a bnndle of c10theswhich Aunt Katy said for thee to pllt on him. " By this time Jane caught onto the racket and uncovered hcr head and said. " 'l'hat's no man. You can't fool this chile. " 'rhe first time. a woman was made by taking a rib from man ; this time it Was done by taking It - - . . . - - - - , his clothes olT and l'u ing another - other suit on , and I am willing to belie\'c thcre was a good job donc in both cases , cOlIsidel' ng the matcrial frol11 which th'y wcre made. Nexl morning. whell Jam' had finished Sally's toilet and brought hcr ( lawn to hreal < fast. Hhe had thc appearance of an intelligcnt womall , and while hct' expres _ sioll was intelligcnt. .her count _ enance dcnoted anguish of ht'art. Her friell took her that day to the Anti-Sla\'ery Sewing' Socicty and Aunt Kat ) ' introduced her to the ladies and left her to tell her story. which she did with so much simple eloquence and patho'3 that when shc finished there was not a dr.r cye in the room. Most of the ladies prcsent were' mothers - ers and could sj'mpathize with her. EfTorts were made to gct her childrcn , but without avail. and she was scnt to Cauada without - out seeing her loved littlc ones. Her consuming grief never left hcr. and although one daughtcr finally escaped an reached Canada - ada , but her mother die just before - fore she reached her. So there was never a reun ion of the family on eartl1. Let us cherish the fond hope that in the compensatory mercy of the IIEternal Goodness. " their wrongs will < 111 1)frighted. . "Man's inhum < lnity to man malcs countless t hOll and s mourn. " Onc of thc f11l1l1j' things connected - nected with the slavery of the United State and the apathy main tained by many people i 11 regard to the sutfcrings the colored - ed people in sla\'ery. I say 11 UN- N\ ' , which it would he if it was not so real in character as it was. On onl' occasion , before the He\ ' . Henry 'Yard Beechcr was < luite as much enthused as he afterwards - terwards became. Fred Douglas was billed to speak in the academy of music in Brooklin. the doors of which did not turn on gold hinges for thc entrance of a colored mau , no matter what his rcputation for oratory was. Howe\'er on this occasion the elite , the educated and the intellectual turned out and the building was filled. In the course of the remarks of the eloquent - quent speaker , he took occasion to refer to an as ertion madc by his friend , Henry 'Vard Beecher. ( for he was a fnend of Douglas , ) in which the former said at a mep.ting a short time beforc. tha t if he ( Beecher ) could by one stroke of the pen abolish slavery at once or bj' waiting twenty-fivc years to so abolish it that it vould redound to the glory of the church he would wait the twenty- fi\'e years. Mr. Douglas said : "I belie\'e my friend Beechcr is entirely sincere in his ideas of this matter. uut if I were a Maryland planter and he were my slave I could with a good ra w-hide tale tbat opinion out of him in fifteen minutes. " There was once a slave sale in Lamberton in South Carolina where a noted anti-slavery man was s topping. Of course he went to see the salc as he had never wit.nessed thal sccnc be- fore. 'l'bis man was very religious - ious and truly conscientious in his belief and 'he here mct something - thing thalmade him think deeper - er than c\'er. A tine specimen of w manhood. nColrlv whitc , was placed on the auc on hlock and the crier or auctioneer aftcr dwt'l1ing at length 011 her good qualities he said sill' was a g-ood Christian , a memuer of the church , a if the grac of ( ; od would add to her price. 'l'hc bidding was lively and "lit. sold for a high pricc to one of the letcheraas. licentious wrc tches who forcibly took hcr away amid her sighs and tears. "How long oh LOI d. how lOllg must .thi1 bc , " thought our fricn . ( TO IH CONTINUIW. ) . 'It'u'j ! ! lleetlll ' . 'I'lh. ' lII U'S meeting on Sun ay aftemoon , January :24. : will Ih' addressed hy J Illgl ! Arll1our. at 315 : p. III. , at the U'lI1nasium. Mell only. A splendid hour 01 pra.tical helpfulnesS' is promised. - - - . _ - - - - - .I , U. Leonard hOllllcll aLstrac. tel' . J9U - - . . - - - - - - - - Boarders wanted by 1\1 rs. King- . Hoard by day ur'eel. . . 30tt . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - < t Ii'oR SAI.H--'I'oW.1 lots and :1 f w five : \crt ! lots in this dtj' , -Allen He'llcr. ) _ _ _ _ -.0. . . W yamlot l ooskrs , 50 cents , Phonc liS. 21)tf MHs. WUISltNHlWHH. - - - - - - - - Don't fail to call on Dr. Barnes the optician. eye spe iali t 'l'hursda. . . . Jauuan' 28tl. ] at thl I Grant C ntral Hotel. .H-J : . . - - . . - - - - - . - . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - . _ - . - - . - - . . . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . THE RAGIET { STORE JIas just rcceived a large stock of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Men's Underwear . , Eiderclo\vn , Outing Flannels and Hosiery : I-'orladies , and gentlcmcn that are being sold at bar- gai ns. Our stock of ri bbon . vel vets , \'cl vctillCS. laces aud l'lI1broidcrj' will just suit you. :4cc om SJIOES AN'D OV'E'1l.SaOES : : II ll'or mcn. WOIIH'n and children before purchasing. ' 1 and lel us savl' yon money. We have a fine line ( If gloves and mi lll'ns. Hned and unlined , for men and bOj' at price" thut are right. Our. . . . . . . . 1 { ; n : ru : L.1.R ! ! < < } lli A.Ib.W : : lli > J1 1illm : are beauties , aOll th" , best in the city for the money , See th < > 1I1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oak ! : I" ( b - _ . . . -.v.--- _ . . _ - " . . . . - - . . . , , , . . . _ - . , .tIilll9illQ- ! ! . 1MaI AIr - - . - - - - . - - - . , - - . - - - FOH SAI.UOIW Hereford and I one Durham Joung high grade bull . They show for themqeh'cs what they are. JOHN C. WUHI.ING. I 32-33 Brolcn Bow. Neb. . . - ' - ' ' ' - ' - - ' - - - - - - - - t -1" ' OR 's AJ.F.-A good uroc ( Jcrs m.le ho , D. B NG _ . ? _ I Htr.v ; NUC' . 'l'alccn up by the subscriber on his enclosed lands in Cliff township - ship seJ { Section 30. 'l'owuship 18 , Hange 22. West. Custer county , Nebraska. on October 2.7. 1903. one gray mare pen ) ' , branded - ed upon right hip II ) . had 41n neck when taken up a rope and trailing 30 feet. 29-32 J. A. MOORH , . - - - - J. G. Leonanl hondell'abstrac - ter. 39th _ . . . . , _ . . - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - ' - " ' - ' - - - CAR.i o II. ! 't.f. . . . . ' [ 'he I.adies Aid , Society of the ' Baptist church ha\'e twenty fivc yards of rag carpel for salc at 35 I cents a yard. 'rhc ca pet can UI1 ' seen at Snyder Bros. store. _ 2tf 'l'hirty days snap to close out Duroc Jersey . males. 25 tf G. E. CADWEI.l. . Dr. Barnes. ' the eye specialist will be at thc Grand Central , 'rhursrlay Jan. 28. 31-32 . . -Ie Mnl I'cr. 'l'he Senior B. Y. P. U. society of the Baptist church will gi\'e a Pie Supper in the Armor ) ' Imild- ing'l'hursday evening , January 21. 'l'he puhlic is cordially in- vi ted. Ladies. I havE. ' opened IIp m ) ' Ii Dressmaking" rooms o\'er 1\1 rs. Leggitts store and wilt do dressmaking - making as usual. Please give me a call33 LILLIAN BUIl. . Husking mittens , gloves , huskers - kers wrist bands , furniture of all kinds , stoves. tinware. granit- ware. queensware. slove pipe. dampers. coal buckets. sho\'els. pictures frames , frames made to order. JUD KAY. South Side of Square. 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Not CII I hcrelJy glHIl that lho UUdPffllill < 11 IOVOI" ocfatelt Ihcm.e"c tOlelll'JT tor Iho pur lOBO of b..comlng corporation uullor Iho IIII\ , t thn Itate : ! ot Nebraska 'l'hc Duan ! ' ot thn corporation Ii II T. Uluce & 'ompauy. ' } 'ho rl1lecre Ihn oC corporation ( If 0 Ii rc.ldenl. Secrelury and 'rrp.ll urer .11I1 th" IU tU"'S ot Ih. . rorpolahon shall be munaged Ly L bOllrll fit Ibroe lrlcwle. Tllo undersigned ehall : ol1 lIluto tllo IJ JiUll ot .lIreclors untlltbolr sue. : cs-ors IIro leclol1. . . , ! 'hp C IIIlfl1810ck IIr tll. . . 'url.orullon shull IJ" on Iholm\nd dollurs lu thHe : 01 Olll ! bundled 1011ur aneh SI.x Iholl "nll dllllftf. . 01 8111d toc. . 1nll lJel'lI ( ally p ld lip nud Ihe rCUlllludrJr hal1 bu IUh crlbeI1. Inld torloll luul'/l MIl rrqultl'd 1)1 Ih. . . lDnnlmouB vet of I ho Iock huldefl The ot- .tln " ot the cJflJorBlton > > hulJ commenclJ all UJU Ilha \ ) ' ot Janunry , IIJOI. aUll bllll cOllllnne tor Ii 11CllOli or twcnlr YPllrp. ' 1'll < j bu.'ood ( It lhu : orpornllou eh ll bo to 1)1\11 IInll nl'elalll ' IUmb"I' lud cOllI yart1J ! 11111110 do 'I In Illmber , LulldlnK nnlcrlnl alll coal. ' 1.'ho ! Jrlnl lal plnce nt buel II' at Ihe cOlpamtlon , ,1111'1 , b Urokon lIow. Ncbra.ku , Th hhlhc t .rnllunt ot Irdebtctlntla :0 : wllch the COflloTatloo I'IJIIII nt nuy lime subject Ipclt shull bl' thu .um 01 fOllr Ihou ! DlIl1o.lau. Dllcd ! ttlB 1.0'11 IIIlY ot . .lanuBrIIJOt IIn\lKI\ . ! Jauor ; : . JllIl1Il'lIIfCU1'IItLIJ. ! I.33 LOE I. IInUcII : . Inltr41 t'1I4't ! I.nud Olllc" . l IIIOIoelillolNtlJ , II cl'JUhl'r C1. IIJOJ , N ohl ( \ , I Ill'ff'h ) ' gh..u Ihollbc fol1owln lIaw. "I , , -tllcr III IlcII notlN' or 1,111 iut..otlon tu md. " : Inlll proal In uIJI'ntt ' lit his I' aIm , Nn. 2 1\I. "ntl " that .0' ' " pruot will h made h.com HClllller RJd : IICcpiyer..t 111' " " " Bow NelJtlloka. 011 J lluarv , \ li , 1'104 tor till ! I't\\ rl" . Sl' ' IIWnt1sw ( , , "Wlpe14"1'lhu'I'oWn hll'l ' : $ . . . . . . Rsull" I W"Mt ollbe Mh P.1. . I"X ; \ \ JI.LJAM C.1.:1 PAUGH , llrokflillow. Nebmdltll , j Ue IIIIUliH tbo fo Jo'flnl : 1\'lln13"Bell 10 provo hIli eontlnuuu realdeDce 1111011 sOil rulUvntlon of 11111111111111. : Ut.org. . 'I'.mpler. Ollvor 8wlek , Alhr.r' wlrk , Alom ) lullolI.nll I\t Brollen How. Nt'hr. . k" JA md WlllTlmHAlI , i3 33SJ Heglatllr. , Unltod dlRtos ( , lIlIIlontcc , l North 1':0110 : , . 'lillllllry II , 190-1 , r 1\ollco h beroby glveu thnt the tollowlog OIlU' "II tel tier h s fll,11 uotled or hln IlIteDtlon tu Wilt. . IIl1al proot In support ot hIs r\rum \ 11011 Ihat 11\111 { proOf will bu Inllde boCur Clcll. . lit lho DI lrlel Courlor. Urokell Uow. N..l.lr' . ka. 011 lo'obruory ( jth. 1'/14 "Iz : WI Jr.IAM 'I' ItAN/iLEY / whu malh , II 11 : . l lJ1' ! tor Ihe I nwlj See . seol ! ne ! , /lod I.ot I. ec. 5 , ' 1'lVp. IS ! 'oOft'1 kalllO 21WO&\ : Ue IIIl1nca Ibo tollowlOK wllllcaies 10 provl ! III. . \OnlllluolHl n'sl tClIf'O IIpOIl Br"l culllvl1t1on M 9alu Joud , y z. ( 'lar lIca 0 lIu11' ot IIroker. Dow , Nebuskn. Alldrew .1 , lInrng ot Droken 110" , NelJroHkli ; Alb"rt II. 111111I11 ot IIro"ull 'Uow , Ncllr : .IBlUon I. , Klllg ot UfI\kplllIow , Nehrfteka. .11.3fJ-.J t > " 0. R. " 'IlJ : WU , n [ (181er. ( - ' . . . _ . - - - - - - - - - - - - - IIOAI ) Ol'lCg 1'0 hoUi II may ( "oncerll ; 'fho ( Jo'"lnl luncr IIIIPoilltu I 10 tlew a fCl.d pnlllion.d I , hyA. , , . elal r M(1.1y , , II rouII COlli' I/LI. mcurlnl ! ' at thu beetlo" I'nu ' hotwcen 81'clloll6 II wJ find H. 'fownohlv 1'1. Ital t ! 21 , lit 8 poll.t obolll . . " W IU t east ot 1111I ' . "CtlOIi corr' ' r lIot\\CulI : -erllon6 ; 11 and H , TIIUIIIIII ( 800111 RnJ I'IIBt In allli u'ong a I'unyon . . ! ! ouiIO ro < ls IInllth of 8111d , el' . tlon Ihuu' II ftO UCllr IllIrIIl'ljlto pultl pctlou lit. . , IIf ( I'ar o 1"8c ' . .able IIDd Plllerlm : rnnll runnlUII ; nortll uill hCII'I , 1.tWCCD , IJ oud It I lor rl llr IhlJ cornpr at 11. I ! . I : -11I1 H In Illd 1 UDBhl1' and Rail ! ! , lIud \ . . " 1' Ir , Ih'lt Iart nt lIusll ' 110. uJ ou sp.e 11.11 . hi" lJet tH" " CCItIlIlIl 11 Mil It enH or ' IIIl' p"ln ! \\Itro' folll 1U1l11 1.IlI10Il , d Cor eUI\r I' said I 11IIIII1t O. lI'U"lIu corncr ubova lIamed ha. . rO\lurtplll" lal'or of tile } o iitabllHI'lUent th'r.or. 1111 < 11111 lit J I"IIUIIH theleto. or cfalmA tor lIam.ired. mopt be IIll'd III tbo ( 'OIlIlIY Clcrk'j office nn or berore lIuon ot thl' 2 1h d'y , ' ot lllrch , 190 or nch rOlld "III b" I"Btabllhhlll without feterl'ncil IhuroW. In Wltncs8 Wheren' . I bllve IIrrl'oulu . 6.t 1/1)1 halllllllHlscal ot stlld COUIIIY , this 191h dllY i ofJallllaryI90t ( r.o. W. DEWEY. ; t . .J5 [ sur.J Couuly Ulerk . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - 1I0A1I " 'fll'B , I'll Wbl)1II1111l1lv con'erll : Thtl C(1l1ulllasloner : appuinled In16W /I r01.1 llClllloII'11 tOl by C A Rllydnr . .Inl , a , .o d COlli. mOI'clr I ! ullhn w. 6t line ot Recltuu :10. : 'i'owlIshll' : :0 , HHIIJ.II . . ! I , ot U l'nlnt ' 11.tljfl ) lilt ! I : : O < lIy'l"r rO 11 . f' . .e tllO 1.11 It" II J rrll1l1uII : 1IlIoh. Ibtll' " hOlitlo " , .1 . . . .t 011 the IIIOritl'rActieul ' routt ! III ! II Icr , ' lllil' ( j.I"1I " 011,1 , Mern" ro..11 lit Iho Norlh "uat ( "orll"r lit Hecllun : ; 'J ' ' 1"wIIMhlll ! ) . I/wl- : I , l.Ia8 " 'portedlll ' tnvor ot Ibl ! Ishbll1bmcIII thrre. ot , alld 1111 ulJjcetlonB III"rl'lo. or dnill" rur lI.mnge. , 11I11 t IJI ! IIlcd In Iho COllllly Uler ! ; ' ! ! nllle , ) 1111 IIr lJalllftl , ,11011 , ot Iho 21th day otlarch. . 1'101 ' , nr EliCh rrlLlt . . . ' 11 be I'BIlIlJlIshcll without IlttrCIIl : Illorelo. 111 IVItUI : d whoreot , I hl\\11 hcr"lIl11o ut mv hAnu Illld rnl or Bllld 1I0uDly. Ihlll 19'11 day of , January , 190t. .U :15-1 : : l\r.ALJ Gto. W. Dltwy.v , Counly l'Il'rlt. . . _ . . . . . . - . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - : . . . . . : Jr. ( . Y.1) Pure Food Pro .ucts . ' "i What you eat I" the I most important thing , ) you huy. \ I The Cash ( ; rocery , I J. R. HUMPHREY , lIcc s or to J , B. Osbourn. makes a specialty of the g X purest and most whole- 8 R some food products , . " .ew y or I c Apple : : ! 8 Sweet PCtatoes ! : , CranberneR Bulk Oyster Bannanas. Celcl"v White Grapes . Pancalw ! i'lour l\Ians : o.laple Styrup ; } St ained , Toucy ! IlJrect 8 . trom Cahfornia . / . \ (10)11 ) Medal CotTcl' H : Thc Heception Hnl' III' Cannf > d Gooc1s. . ' Aud a tholliltllli other 8 choice brands of Groceries 8 ! . , I ' and l-'ood products. YOIl R f 8 l tay uow it is Pllre . .nd S , } - resh If ' it f 8 ) 'ou get at , g I 'fag CASH GlWCgly , I S I ealty Block , Broken Bew. S . . \
