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. QIu tcr ( ! to. JcpubUcan
! 'utJIllbClI every Thureday o Count7 ! : IOR _
D. M. AMSUEllUV. - - Eilitor
Bnt. red at the Iloitomco at Uroken Uow , Nob. ,
&I ooond.-olMe matter for tranemluloo tbrongb
tbo U. S. lIIaUII.
BUli O 'TION l'IUOS :
Ona Yoar.lnadvanco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1.00
. OfUco In Coetor 1II0ck. . Fourth .ATO.
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ADVlmTISINO nATES.
One column , per month,17.00. Ono.haIr col.
nmn t'cr montb ) 11.00. 'luuler column , per
monlh , .w. l.e 1I than IluBter column , ro
conle pcr Inch I'or month.
Cnrlls on Oret l'ngo. 60 conta lIer Inoh , per
monlh
I.ocal voUalng 6 conle per 1100 each IDlor.
tlon.Notlco of church and ontortaln.
mllllte where monor Is c urged , ono.buIr rlltes.
80010t , noUcol and r080lullon8 , ono-lJnlt rntoe.
WOltdlnK 1I0llces froe. haIr price for Ilubll olug
list of Ilfclut.8.
Death lIoUooe free , hl\lf price for ( Jubll blng
obituary noUcM , nnll cards of thauke.
I.egnl noUeue at utCI 11wvldcd b7 Ilatute of
Nebralka.
'l'hnrsday , June I ) , 11)04.
'l'he attempt of the opposi tion
to make capital of thc new reve-
nueJaw will fall Hat when the
books are openc .
, 'l'hcre were a few pops in the
county com'ention that looked
as though they wished they were
in a warmer climate.
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The anti-pass resolution of the
pop convention will not be taken
serions bJ their candidates as
the ) ' know , 110 heed was given to
such resolutions when the party
was in power.
. 'When the popuOst of former
days loolted upon the remnant of
the party as assembled in countJ
convention Mondayit it is no
wonder his arder dropped below
the freezing point and he declined -
ed with thanks the tender to go
to Fren ont as a delegate.
Like l phralll of old , there are
a few at the prcgent age joined
I to their idols and nothing short
of the trulllpet of Gabriel can
change their political prejudices.
The number is not very large as
was evidenced by 'the appearance
of the pop convention Monday.
George Berge , the Lincoln a t-
torney , who spole at the populist -
list convention here Monda ) ' is a
candidate for governor. His
tactics of , requiring the county
central committee tog-uarantee his
expenses when called out to show
himself is in keeping with Col.
Bryan's plan which has made him
rich and maybe Mr. Burge will
be as successful but we doubt it.
The State Journal in speaking of
his visit to Broen } Bow says :
"Geo.V. . Berge went to Broken
Bow earty Monday morning to
be present during the populist
county convention. Last night
he delivered a political speech in
Broken Bow. Mr. Berge is being'
groomed by populists as their
, favorite candidate for governor.
They urge that he can draw
votes in the western counties
among the populists that no
democratic candulate for governor -
or can secure. Some of the old
time populists Tegard Mr. Berge
as a model candidate and the
democrats are supposed to be
satisfied with him. When he
\ ran for congress against Mr.
Burkett he ran ahead of his
ticket in some couuties in the
First district. The populists
argue that hc will suit the fusionists -
ists better than any of the candidates -
dates that have been suggested. "
I.CtlU Thou 11M ! Il.ntcw.
TO ST. , ' '
IOms AND lut'l'URN.
On 1\Ionduys , Jnne 6 , 13 , 20 and 27 , the
Bnrlington olTerll tickets to St. I..oui ! > nt\ll
return at $14.25 , gOOlI for se\'en duy ! > .
Considerahly les ! > than one fare for the
round trip.
'l'ickets are good in couches nnd chnir
cnrs ( seut ! ! free. )
The mllgnificent exposition is now
complele Ullll in harmoll1ou9 operation.
You will regret it all your life if yon
fail to see this wonderfnl > osition.
IIIustrate folder free. ntH fnl1 iuCor-
mation on application to llurlington
Route agent or 10
10I. . . W. WAIUI.U\ ' ,
General Pussenger Agent ,
52.2 Omuha , Nebr.
FOR SALn-A 2-seated buggy.
52-2 Mus. A. W AL'I'ON.
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F. W. HAYES ,
Jeweler and Optician I
West Side Square , 6
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Broken Bow , 9
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1'01111 II fit Convcntlon.
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'l'he populist county convention
was held in this city Mon ay at
10 a. 111. in the opera housc. A
temporary organization was effected -
fected by electing C. ' 1' . Holiday ,
chairman ; and John Paintcr ,
secretary ; and H. E. Brega , as-
sistant.
The usual conllni ttees on credentials -
dentials , peranant organization ,
resolutions and order of business
were appointe .
JUUGH BUHGH Sl'HAKS.
At thc afternoon session Judge
Burge of 1-4incoln , spoke at lengthen
on the usual strain , frequently
elidting applause from his
audicnce. At the cOJ1clusion of
his speech II. J. Shinn stated
that the speaker had been secured -
ed at the solicitation of Eli Armstrong -
strong and himself at considerable -
able expense and that as tbe pop
treasury was empt ) " he would
like to havc volcntecrs to help
meet the expcnse. It was suggested -
gested by somc one in the audience -
ence that thc hat be passed.
'l'his was done and the evidence
of republican prosperty was indicated -
cated by the collection of $15.14.
'l'he committee on credent ials
reported through II. E. IIall of
Mason , the report being adopted.
I . M. Webb of Callaway , reported -
ported for the committee , on order -
der of business. 'l'he report pro"
videded selecting the county
central committee , for election of
delegates to th Fremont and
Lincoln state conventions , senatorial -
torial and representative conventions -
tions in the\order named and the
10mination of a candidate for
COltllty attorney. Heport was
adopted.
The commit tee on permanen t
organization recommended that
the temporary organization be
made permancnt. Report was
adopted.
'l'he committee on resolutions
not being ready to report , tbe
convention proceeded to elect the
central committee by call of
townships. 'l'he following is the
list of the committee as far as
reported : Algernon , M. L.
Lamb ; Ansley , L. H. House ;
Arnold , C. 1-1. Blowers ; Berwyn ,
F. G. Perkins ; Broken Bow ,
C. W. Beal ; Cliff , ' \V. J. Taller ;
Custer , J. D. IIeadly ; DelIght ,
Hall Schneringer ; Douglas
Grove , J. T. Arthur ; Elim , Dan
Carr ; Elk Creek , not represented ;
Grant , not represented ; Garfield ,
Geo. Greenwalt ; Hayes , ;
Kilfoil , Ed. Foley ; Lillian ,
; Loup , Harvey Brown ;
Myrtle , E. C. Graham ; Sargent ,
W. P. Higgins ; 'l'numph , Alfred
Schreyer ; Victoria , J. J. Tooley ;
' \Vayne , Isaar. Johnson ; ' \Vester-
vilte , M. E. Harris ; 'Vest Union ,
; 'Vood River , J.V. . Conley.
The convention proceeded to
elect delegates to the state con-
vention. It was moved by E. R.
Purcell that the roll of townships -
ships be called for nominees and. .
in case more candidates were' '
named than necessay , that the
convention select twelve delegates -
gates from the list. t1
E. M.Vebb suggested that
should calling the roll develope
more candidates than were required -
quired that the ever' plus
be declared delegates to the
nominating convention to be held
later at Lincoln.
Cummings suggested that no
one would desire to go to Fremont -
mont to elect dele ates to the
national convention "as we know
we cannot elect a president. "
'rooley thought the basis of
the state nominating convention
would be different and that the\ '
could not tell how man1 del -
gates to elect to the nommaHng
con ven tion.
Purcell thought as not more
than twelve townships would
want to send delegates that the
roll could be called and the number -
ber secured. .
C. M. Blowers wanted to elect
twent ) ' five and If they all went
to give each of them half a vote.
'l'his class of boys play was indulged -
dulged in for . half an hour or
more when a. roll call was finally
ordere . Here came the rub.
The enthusiasm of former days
was not in evidence. No one
wanted to go to the state com'en-
Wor . o. AU J1xperleuce .
Can anything be worse than to
feel that every minute it will be
your last ? Such was the ex peri-
'ence of Mrs. .S. II. Newson , Decatur -
catur , Ala. "For three years"
she writes , "I endured insufferable -
able pain from indigestion ,
stomach and bowel trouble.
Death seemed inevitable when
doctors aud all remedies failed.
At length I was induced to tr ) '
Electri Bitters and the result was
miraculous. I improved at once
and now I'm completely recov-
ered. " For Liver , Kidney ,
Stomach and Bowel troubles
Electric Bitters is .the only medi-
cine. Only SOc. It's guaranteed
by Lee Bros. , druggists.
tion. TIuse Brown , .1 as. Stock-
ham and others offered to contribute -
tribute lo a fund to pay the expense -
pense of the twelve dclegates but
they declincil to accept the honor.
Among thosc who declined to go
as delegates were ( . 1 . Purcell.
C. ' 1' . l1olida.r , Huse Brown , Nli
Armstrong. C. U. Richardson ,
Jas. Stockham , John Paintcr.
etc. .
'l'he following is the list of the
delegates elected to the } i'rcl1lol1t
cOII\'ention : .1. B. Brown ; C. W.
Beal , n. J. Shinn , Joe li'elini-
more , K 1 . Brega. J. 'I' . A rth ur ;
'rom Leisure , J. . gnns , J. J.
'l'ooley.
'l'he following delegates were
elected to the I-4incoln statc
nominating convention :
C. 'r. Hol1idaj' , Ii' . G. Perkins.
'B . R Purccll , W. J. 'l'aylor.
Chas. Jeffords. N. M. Morga"u , .1.
' 1' . Arthur , Jag. Stockham , Geo.
Grcenwalt , S. ; 0.1. T-4uce , E : g. i
Wimmer , W. P. Higgins. J. H. '
Holman. J. g , gvans , David
ChrIstian , R .T. Mills" W. .T.
1-4eep , J. 'V. Couley , II. : T. Shinn.
Bcn Holcomb. Jess Gandy , JOllll
A. Hall , J. G. Painter , A. B.
Hartle ) ' . J. .1' . Tooley.
'l'he follow111g delegates were
elected to Crongressional con ven-
tion.
tion.C.
C. 1\ [ , Blowers , Thos. Vogts ,
D. 'V. 1-4anterman , Mark Sel111er-
inger , l\Jike O'Bricu , ' 1' . M. Bj"
ers , W. C. Brown , J. G. Mc-
Gowan , 'V. P. Guthrie , Fred
l mmerso1 ! , J as. Robinson.
'l'he following delegates were
elected to the Senatorial con-
ven tion :
B. S. li'inch , A. A. Procht , E.
D. l\larquiss , 'Vm. Howe , Virgil
Allen , 1I. B. Schneringer , C. 1-4.
Gollier , A. T. Crowt hers , Con.
li'leshmHn , Jas. Abernethy , John
Brown , O. C. Murphy , 'Vm. P.
Higgins , Alfr cll\loody , Andrew
Allen , Chas. Allen , James Stairs ,
H. R Hall.
' .rhe following delegates were
elected to the representative convention -
vention :
P. M. Dady , J. B. Brown , Ben
Miller , C. W. La'ton , Geo. Head-
ley , H. B. Schneringer , F. B.
' \Vright , J as. Stockman , Ellwanl
Smith , l dward 1lrole , ) ' , T. l\J.
Byers , S. l . Brown , 'l'hos. Ted ,
Fred Cumm ngs , O. C. Syerson ,
J. J. 'l'ooley , M. P. Harris , Geo.
Butcher , John Middleswarth.
'l'he informal ballot for count ) '
attorney brought out the names
of C. W. Beal , J. R. Dean , II. J.
Shinn , R E. Brega , R. 'G.
Moore and A. P. Johnson.
'l'hree formal ballots were
taken before a choice was nf de.
Shinn , Beal and Johnson were in
the lead. On the second formal
ballot , Johnson got 'J2 votes and
on the third formal he pulled
through with 111 yotes to his
cred it.
Judge Sullivan and Judge
Berge spoke in the e\'ening to a
small crowd.
'l'he followillg are the resolutions -
tions adopt d.
We. the roprcsento.tlves of the Peoples
Po.l'ty of Cmlter county III delegate covuen.
tloll as mllhlod , horelJy ro-alllrlll ( ollr
loyalty to the prillcipies of the Peoples'
Pauty I1S cnllnclntellat Ollmho. In H\\I \ \ 111111
at the Natloliitl COlivontioliH III 1\lU ! \ nnd
WOO , nnd IlIIt forth tllU I'ollowlnt ; declam-
tlon of 1'1' nelplns : . ,
Wo dllclafO that trusts have becolIIl ! a.
monaeo 10 the natlolllll woUaro 111111 II'
1Iot dl.stro'oll they will dl'stroy free Institutions -
stitutions , alld liS a remedy for the lrust
ovll , wo declare. \
11'lrst : Iror the govornllll'llt oWliorshlp
of pllhllc IItJlltlos. OSpllCll111y the OVIJI'II-
.lIIent ownership of rnlll'liluis. As a 1II0alll
to that Imd , wo fl\vol' thl ! HOVel'lIlIIont
taltllll ( undur the rh.ht ; of IH1IInont Ilolllalli
or hlllhlln a sulliciont III11m1Ho of rail.
I'Ol\ds to ullable It to IIx or control passon-
! ( or and frol ht rniM. As IU ! addltlnnni
rOlllclly fnr thll ovll. wo favor the withdrawal -
drawal of all protectlvo Ilutios frolll 1\11
trust IIInllul'ncluroll IU't\CCI \ ! anti In Its
HtOllllas a rOVOllllO measure , wo favol' a
IIlruct I\ml a HfI\lhmtmllncolllo t11X.
Soconal : Wo declare for the pl'ln'lplo of
direct 10lsh1tloli ami the rltht ! tn recall
pllbllc sorVIUtH who are unl'althflll In the
II Ischargo of tholr'\llI thIs.
'J'hlrd : Wo IIOIIOIIIICO the rocnllt Ro.
pllhllclIlI r..ej.IHlntlflll. ; First , IWCILIIHU It do. .
pl'l vos the Ilunplo of thll I'II.h : t to elect tholr
nWIl11 > 1S0SS0r. thlls lullthllllthll / : Pl'Os llt
HUPllhllclUI HlIllrollli Stale IlIuml nf
BClllnllzatlon 10 ! lnllilio the hlirth'lIs of
tllXlItlOIl II pen the weal th 1)\'OlIlIcors ) of
the stlltl ! .
1"OII1'th : Wu fnvor the IIPllrnlsllwnt of
l'nllrO\l1 proplrly at Its IIctllal vIIIIIO fOl'
IUlsossmont IJIII'\IOSIS \ 0.1111 the vllhw of
IIl1ld propnrty Hhllulll ho arrlvell ntlJy lIl ! , '
IlIg Illto ClllIsHlorntlon all 1 holr III'nlol'ty )
IncllllllllJ { stoCltH IUIII hCJlllts 0.1111 frnllchlsl's
ulIlI the IUllllllllt or tholr HI'OSS 111.11111\1
olLcuhllS.
'J'horofol'o , Wo Instruct 0111' 1IIIInJntm : ( !
to the Sonlitorlllllll1ll Iteprosun tllth'o COli'
vontlnllS to votu onlY lor Slich IIwn a ! >
canilldntos us will Illoligo tllolIIHJlvos to
worle for the rcpenl of thu pf'sollt ( 1111'1111. '
tJIIS rovonllo Inw or I'nr slich lIIo\llIcaLlolI \
as will restore tn till ! \llIoplu \ the I'lght to
elect tholllon Wllo'lollllt : ) ' ItI \ ! to levy allll
colluct Inxl's.
Wo ftwor the ollllllnntlon of 1'I1111'00\ls (
from the ItOlltlcs of thll ! ltatll IUllllnstrnct
ollr dologntos to the vnrlolls COnVIIIt1olls !
1I0t to an ) ' call1llllnto for 0lllcll11
position w \ 10 accepts frI'o rallrollli trans.
porta Lion.
Wo C0l1l111l1l11 an } ' polltlcl\l party that
ClUJ cllI1l1lo front with such 1'IIIIltlity liS to
onahlo It olin yonr 111(0 10 IInnnllllco the
IS lIlnK of a Ilh.tress wnrmnt hy 11 I'oplllltt !
olllcllli al\l \ ( 1I0ciliro It 11 call1lll for the defeat -
feat nf OliO Of Ullstor l oullty'S.Jest \ COllllt ) '
trolUlUrors IUllltlHIay hornhls liS a Joy liS a
pOJlulnr IUlIl cOllllllolldatory actlnll , the
wholmmlll ISSIIIIII' : nf IIlst08s wnrmntH by
n HOllllbllclUl ollIclal.
Wo fnvor IlI1ylll for all ronlls Ollt of the
COllllty UOllornl II'lInll Instonl ! of as nt
proscllt.
Wo plolllo 0111' ealldhlntu for COllllty
Attarnoy. II'JloctlJII , to tnlm cnro that the
laws bo fnlthfllily oxocutell.
Wo arc IInnltora1 > ly 01 > p031'11 to fliSloll
with auy ether 1I0llLlcl11 pnrtlos IInd In-
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ION , COFFEE
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. We are goingto be morc libcral than ever in 1901to U1CI'S ! of Liol1 Coffee. Not only will the
. Lion-lll'ads , cut from the pacmg-cs } , be r oo , as heretofore , for the valuable premiums we ' ,
have always g-iven our cutomers ! , but .
: hi Addit @n to the Regular Free Premiums'
the same Llon.Hcl\lln will entitle you to ctimateA ! : ill our $ . ' )0,000.00 GrlUlCl ] 'rir.n COlJtcRtR , which will
make some of our patrolls rich mCllatul womcn. You can senllill as man } ' cstimn\'s \ as desired. 'l'here will he
; T'mfO CREtt\1 " COIMTESTS
'rhe first contest will ho on the .July 4th attendance at the St. IOUitl nl'rll'1 FiliI , the second relates to Totnl
\Tote For I'rcsidcnt to bo cast Nov. 8 , 100.1. $ : : wooo.oo will be dir.trlbl1led In each oC thcse cOlltests , making
$ . /OocI.oo on the two , null , to make it slill more Inlerestlng , In addition to Ihls amount , we will Ive a
@YIi'IC'3'-1 ' rr.R ' . , nR' . O UII Q'iUThtTh m\ to the one who is lWnTl'Rt correct 011 both
UIl ! jQl If IHi a Irg U.'W ' IUJQ 'WIIJtIH"Jjn'k1tW ! ' contests. and thus your eSIlmates huve two
[ : :13'lnGZ'm' : llU ! l - opportunltiesoi winning a big cash prize.
Five Lon..tleads ; _ _ Printed blanks to .
cut fro m LiQJi vote on found in
. CoHee Packages and a every Lion Coffee Pack = .
:3 : cent stail1 p entitle you age. The 2 cent stamp
( in addtion ! to the JI'cg. . covers the expense of ;
I
> ular free premiunl1s ) our ackno\vledgment tote
to one vote in you that your es
either contest :
. WOfH..D'S g.AI CONTEST
Whnt wl11 be the totnl July th ntlendnneo nt 'ho St. [ , ou\s \
\Vorh.l'n Pair ? At ChlclH'o. July .j.tm3. thc nltclldaneo wmI2MJ.273.
, For IICarelt ! corrcct cot1l11utcS reech'cd InVool ol1 Hplee COlli-
11II1Y' , ; ollice. 'l'oleLlo. Ohio. on or hefore JUliO 30th. 1901.VO will
i 1:1\'e r t prl/.o for Iho nearest corrcct estimate. sccond prize to thl !
ncxt lIearest. ete. . etc. . a9 ( ollows :
. , 1 Flrnt l'rlze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2. OO.OO
1 Ieeonll ! 1'1'1:0 . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . , . . . . . . 1,000.00
Prlzcs-DOO.OO eReh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.000.00
t _ , J'rllo200.00 : : : : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,000.00 ,
] 0 I'rlzc - 100.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.000.00 . . I
, . 10 l'rlzefiO.OO : : II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,000.00 II i
O I'rlze - 20.00 II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .1.000.00"
2GO Prlzcs10.00 II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2. OO.OO II
'i uoo. l'rl.C5.OO . II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.000.00"I I
if ua PItIZrS. : TOTAL. $20.000.00 2130 PRIZES.
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. : , msh' but d to the i'ublic-aggregating 545,000.00-ln addition to which'wo shall give $5,000
rooe s' ' In LION total of $50,000.00.
to Clej'ks ( sea particulars COFfEE cases ) making a grand ,
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GOrJiPD..ETE DETABLED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF \ - }
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vIJlIlIonl accordingly. ]
We 1 > 01l0\0 that In the prillclplm , of thll
l'r.opll1s' Party II ! cOlltorol1 till' hol'o ( II'
frHo InHtltutlon IUIII Invite all good
cllll.01l8 who lIollove In Iho r ( stOl'nliClII of
the Jtovcrlllont ; to tlw PCC11)Jo wlil'ro It
rightlY hollings , to join with usn \ the
great wOI'I , 111 which wo are ( )1IJa : ( ell.
C.V. . Bpn.l.
{ .11\8. toclrlmlll , .
W..1. 'J'aylol' .
, Vnrl"'H I utr JII.ntcH tn . . ' l.neatH.
VIA IIURT.'INc'rON nou't'lt.
'rickets to St. LOllis IInll retnrn ,
Giocl fifteen dllYs , $21.75.
Gooll sixty dIlYS , $24,15.
Gooll all summer , : ' 29.00.
For fnl1 information ahout train serY ce
111111 other cletails see the tic et agcnt.
'fhe St. I.ouis Hxposition-th' greatest
show the worlll has e\'cr seen-is now
complete anll in hllrmonious ( lperation
atlll it will he II lifctimes rcgret if you
fail 10 sec it. 52 , 3
'l'his office for neat job work.
LIVER
TROUBLE.S
"I ftnd Tholfofll'l ! mack.Draugbt
. good rnedlelno tor Il\.er dlsoaso.
It ouro,11II1 " 011 nftor bo bad IIpcnt
llOOwHh doctors. It Is 1\11 the IIIcd-
iclno I take.-MU8. CAUOLINE ]
MAUTIN , l'nrkorsburg. 'V. Vo. I
If your Ii vcr docs not nct regularly -
ularly go to your ruggist nml
secure n paclmgo of 'fhe Cord't1
lack-Draught null take n dOBO
toniht. 'l'hls grcat family
medcino frees the constipated
bowels. stirs up the torpid liver
and causes healthy secretion
of bilc.
Thedford's Dlack - Drauftht
will clean so the bowels of Impurities -
purities and strengthen the kid-
neJ ! ! . A torpi liver invites
colds , biliousness , chills nud
foyer nnd nil manner of slck-
ncss and cont.'lftion. Weak kid.
neys rcsult in llrigbt'l ! disease
wlifch claims as wnny victims
as consumption. A 25-ccnt
paclmgo of ' ! 'hedfor 's Dlack-
Draught should nlways bo kept
In thu houso.
"I UBcd Thodtord'I mack-
Draught for liver and kldaer com.
plaInts 011I1 foullIlaothlnRto eKcel
it--WILLIAM OOI/FAlAN , Alar.
blchcl1d. Ill.
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letter list for the week ending
Junc 7 , lcO' :
Kcnnard & Lawer , 'V. C. Mc-
Hea , Mrs' . Clarence A. Swart , AI.
W. 'l'a'lor , m. J. 'V alters , Miss
J. M. 'Vhitehead.
Parties calling for the abo\'c
will please sar : advertised.
1-4. H. JmVJ 'L"I' , P. M.
111\"c VI n COI1Jh ?
A close of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup will relieve it. Have ) 'OU
a cold ? A dose of IIerbinc at
bcel time and frequent small doses
of Horehound Syrup during the
clay will remove- . 'l'ry it for
whooping cough , for asthma , for
consumption , for bronchitis. I
. ! \frs. Joe McGrath , 327 J . 1st
strect , Hutchinson , Kan. , writcs :
"I Ii a ve uscd Ballard's Here hou t1C
8Jrup in n.lY family for 5 years ,
and find It the 1I10st palatable
medicine T ever used. " 25c , 50c ,
$1.00. Sold by Ed. McComas ,
Brokcn Bow and Merna. I
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J. A. Jennings has gone to Iowa on a . .
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Nc Gcorge was doillg husiness in Ans ,
ley'flnlnday. )
1\Irs. nlla WOOll is visiting her mother
at 1\Imon City.
Whooping cough is among the children
in diITcreut parts of Ihe cOllnty.
1\lr. Lash aUll H. II. Morgan were o- J
in.g hnsillss in Sumncr 'fhnrsday. . ,
1\lr. \ and 1\Irs. Francis Mason visitcd
relat'cs near Stltuncr ovcr Sunllny. '
'fhc raill of the 31st also of the 2n an I ,
3,0 ] or J ooe w" ' ' 1oile geoem' ' 0 'hI' p' " .
oC thc cOllnty. . .
Chillrcn's ( Dawi11 he 01lsen"ellllt the ,
Baptist chllrch , lso at 1\1t. Zion chllrch
011 the T 9th illst. .
Clc\'e Chrisman came near heing
seriollsly hnrt hya stallion picking him .
up 11I111 shakillg him.
1. M. 1\Iasoll allIl family anrl 1\Irs. N.
W. 'l'rew , werc visiting Mrs. 1\Iuson's I
sister at Rh.cnlnlc ill lIuffalo cOllllt ) ' .
Memorial day was ohsen'cil at the
cemetery hy thosc who hllve ) O\'cll ones L
there. in fixing up the gra\'cs allll plant-
illg Howers. '
Mac Downey shippcll to South Omaha
olle oC the finest car loml of callIe that
was ever shippcll from Ihis part of the "
rh'er , the past week.
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