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'VuwmAS , It has pleased an
all wi e I'ather to call to Himself
and to her cternal home our beloved -
loved sister , Gertrude 'l'owsleJ.
Therefor bl : it ,
I JtsoLvlm , By Brokcn Bow
Rebckah Lodgc No. 110 , ' 1'hat ,
while we fecI deeply grievcd and
shallmis1 ! our dear sister more. .
than pCII can tell , yct we submit
to thc wiJl of our Father , lmow-
iug that all tlJ ngs work together
for good to thoc ! who love the
Lord. Uc it furthcr ,
Hnsor.vIm , 'rhat , we exteml to
the bereavcd ones our deepest
sympathy in this their hour of
sorrow. Be it also ,
Rus LvIm , Tha our charter
be draped for u period of thirty
days. That a copy of these
resolutions be given to the
bereaved family , and also printed
in each of our home papers , and I
spread on the minutes of our
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Broken Bow Hebekah Lodge
No. 110 , I. O. O. F.
MATILDA OSBOURN ,
ANNA SIIINN , } Com.
HATTIn PIGMAN.
Our dear sister has been called.
lrotU loved ones so dcar :
A place is left vacant.
There are lone hearts to cheer ;
Oh let us rcmcmbcr ,
\Vc can llc'cr meet her here ;
\ Dut we Ulay Uleet yondcr.
Where thcre's nothing to fear.
Let us follow her example ,
Be nhva's in our chau ;
Except in times of sickness ,
She was always there :
Many titU did she linger.
, , ; ' With her foot upon the stair ;
Tire and weary , then go onward ,
To be present in her chair.
Oh how we miss our sister.
But the Father's , vill be done ;
. We know that she if ! happy.
Her eternal life begun :
Her work on earth is ended.
Her life's race is ruu :
And for her faithful service ,
A bome In Heaven has won.
Ollldl'll Wedding.
li'riday night of last week , Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Purcell of this
city celebrated their Golden
Wedding. They reccived their
invited guests at the Opera
House which had been elabornt-
ly and handsomely decorated
for the occasion.
Between three and four hundred -
dred invitation had beeu sent
out. While Ute ) ' extended to all
parts of the countrj' the great
majority were in the vicinity of
Brok n Bow. The attendance
. was fully three hundre .
' ! 'he hall was cleared of chairs
and the floor liberally covered
with rugs for the recei\'ing hour ,
the arrangement being very convenient -
venient and pleasant for an informal -
formal reception.
'l'he aged bride and groom ,
stationed at the front end of the
hall , next to the stage , ' asstisted
by their son , W. G. Purcell and
wife and Mrs. Root , Mrs. Purcells
sister , extended a hearty hand
shake to all who extended con-
gratulations. 'rwo punch bowls
convenientl ) ' located and each
presided over by young ladies
were liberall ) ' patronized during
the reception.
On entering the hall Alpha
Morgan , Mesdames Morgan , Ed.
Purcell and others received the
guests and directed them to the
cloak room in the back of the
hall which had been partitioned
off by curtains for the occasion.
Eor Uti hour or more n genial
and social time was enjoyed , ull
enjoying the hap'py event only as
a jolly Nebraska crowd can.
The informal receptIOn having
ended chairs were brought in and
the audience was seated in a
semi-circle around the platform
to witness the program prepared
for the occasion.
Before the 9xercises were put
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. A. nalt"WAy 6IC'CIU.
Terminated with an ugly cut
on the leg of J. B. Orner , Frank-
hn Grove , 111. It developed a
stubborn ulcer unyielding to doctors -
tors and remedies for four years.
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured. It's just as good for
Burns , Scalds , Skin Eruptions I
and Piles. 25c , at T-4ee Bros. , I
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on light refreshments were served. ]
'L'he program was interesting -
ing and vcry much appreciated ,
the ollly criticism being that the
program was too lengthy , as it
took until 1 o'cloc1 to complete
it.
Mr. nud Mrs. Purcell were the
recipltent of a large number of
presents , part of which were dis-
playell 011 the ! \tage' during the
cVl'uing" . Not hei1lg able to give
a complete list of the preHcll1s or
the names of the donor1 , ! mfiice
lo Hay that thc onations com.
prisc both ornamental and useful
articles , many of high value.
Among' the articles were a
gold framed settee and gold up-
holsten d chair , the two costing
about S50. While these were
probably the most expensive
articles in the way of furniture
thcy convey an idea of the class
of the prescnts received and in a
degree express the high apprccia-
tion of the community of this
most estimable couple.
'l'he guests were each provided
wi th a sou viner in the shape of a
gold emhossed card containing
the pictures of the bride and
groom 011 their wedding day
fifty years ago and one of them
at the present time. The card
also contained the programme
of the evening. It was a very
pleasant c\'ent and oue long to be
remembered with pleasure by all.
The following in the program
as rendered , Judge C. L. Gutter.
son presiding as master lof cere-
mOil ies :
Piano Duet. .l\1 ssis ] ewetlancl Gutlersou.
" 'Sul1uner Driftwood for Wiuter Fires , " . .
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" 'fhe Ideal anc.1 the Actual , " . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Lac.1ies Quartet. . . . . . Mesdames Stuckey.
. . . . . . . . Gutlerson , Ac.1amson and Ta'lor.
"A Voyage and its Result" ! , " . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jas.Vhitehead. .
"God has been good to the Irish , " . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J. R. Dcan.
Vocal Solo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Minnie Shinn.
"Si1\'e , ' Thrends amoug the Golc.1 , " . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Judge H. 1\1. Sullivnu.
Song. .Silver threads among the Go1l1cn.
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"Next" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J . II. Jewett.
Vocal Duet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . MesdAmes Stuckey l1uc.1 Guttersol1.
"Who so fiudcth n wife findeth II gooc.1
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Violin Solo. . . . . . . .Prof. l . A. GarlicLs.
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Hurr } ' W. KlrhJ's rlmaut HIICCIlS. ( !
I'riends of Harry \V. Kirby ,
who l'e ( ent1y left Carroll county
to make his home in Nebraska'J
will he pleased to learn th t ht
has been advauced in rank from
captain to colonel. Colonel Kirby -
by himself makes the announcement -
ment , usiug his llew title with
his signature to a letter from
Brokeu Bow , which appl'ars in a
Carrollton newspaper. Thc de-
taiI of his rapid promotion of
three llumbers ill the scale of
militar ) " rank are , with characteristic -
istic modesty , withheld by the
colonel. It is evident , howevcr ,
that Colonel Kirby has settled in
a communitr which is duly sensible -
sible of his talent , culture an(1
achievemcnts ; in his home ne.igh-
borhood he for years suffered
from that lack of appreciation
which so often accompanies
familiarity.-Carroll Free Press ,
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N. J. Crawford and Chris Jensen -
sen near 'Vesterville , had 14 and
19 head of cattle , respectively
stolen from their pastures , one
night last week , by unknown
parties. Thev did not miss their
cattle untilli'riday. Mr. Jensen
then finding he was short nineteen -
teen head instituted a search and
tracked them to ArcadIa , On
reaching there he found the
cattle had been shipped to Omaha -
ha , but the cattle did not correspond -
pond with hisas a number in the
bunch were black cattle. He returned -
turned home and informed Mr.
Crawford of his loss and of black
cattle being in the bunch shipped - ! .
ed to Omaha. 'l'hen Mr. Crawford -
ford counted his cattle and found
his herd fourteen head short ,
The ) ' went together to Omaha I
aud were able to identif ) " their
stolen catttle.
The ) " had been shipped by a
man who accompanied the cattlc ,
who gave his name as J , 'V.
Brow. ' '
! 'he commission merchant -
chant gave Brow $50 anci sent a
draft to the Arcadia Rank , _ .
able to J. W , Brow for tb bd- :
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Brow has 110t been called for.
' But suspicions pointed so strongly -
'I ly to M. 1 , IIuffmanRobert Pox
and John Chandler of Ansley
that they were arrested and
brought to Broken Bow charged
with stealing the catttle , Huffman -
man l111d Fox were arrested Sunday -
day night and brought to this
city and Chandlcr Mdndl1) " night.
Chan ller secured bail and returned -
ed to Ansley 'l'uesday. 'rhe men
brothers-in-law Huffman
are - - and
and Chandler had been engaged
in the implement bnsinesg the
pa t season together.
Those who seem to be well informed -
formed think there is some doubt
as to wnether Chandler was into
the deal , but is an innocent victim -
tim whose name is associated
with the deal bccau e of his intimate -
mate busine ! ) ! : ; relations with
Hufi"man. It is rumored that
other arrests may yet be made.
-Huffman wa'J formerl , } ' a resident -
dent of Scotts Bluff county and
has resided in Ansley less than a
year. Fox is a farmer living
ast of Ansle ) " and Chandler is a
resident of Ansley.
lion. W. T. Thompson , Deputy At.
torney Geuernl. '
W. ' 1' . 'l'hompson of Central
City , former member of the legislature -
lature , will be deputy attorney
general under Attorney General
Norris Brown. Mr. Brown this
morning made public the announcement -
nouncement of Mr. Thompson's
appointment and acceptance and
also the appointment of William
B. Rose of Lincoln , to be assistant -
tant attorney general and Miss
Nannie Canning to be stenographer -
grapher in the office. No other
announcement or appointments
were made by the new state
officers during the day and none
probably wi11 be made before
Wednesday. It is the intention
however to dispose of the entire
list and to fill all vacancies in
the new department forces before
the last of the week.-Lincoln
Daily Star.
Court Notcs.
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'l'he case of Rosa Wright vs.
Joseph Wright was an action for
divorce brought by the wife' in
: which she alledged extreme
crulty and neglect. The parties -
ties were married near Berwyil
in 1895 , where the ) ' have since
resided. The court granted the
decree and gave the mother the
custody of two minor children ,
the third minor child being
awarded the defendant.
The case of the State vs. Edward -
ward Miller of Ansley wa. ; an appeal -
peal from Justice Clarks court of
Ansley in which defendant was
charged with re isting , the village -
age marshall , who was trying to
search a club room in which
Miller was iutere ted. The evidence -
dence developed the marshal1 ,
John A. Coleman had not takall
the oath of office as marshall at
the time he was resisted and was
not an ofi cer of the 1aw in fact.
'l'his being the case Iil1er had
not r.esisted an ofi ccr and the
case was dismissed.
In the case of F. M. Rublee vs.
John Baker , a clecree offorclosure
was granted , the e6 se } Section -
tion 24 , and e neX ( Section 25 ,
'l'ownship lJ , 'l'ownship 23 , for
$569.50.
l mma I . Ward V8. Ulysess G.
Ward , decree of divorce was
granted and the plaintiff was
given the custody of the four
minor children.
Myrtl Baughman vs. I-4l nard
Baughman was dismissed upon
application of plaintiff.
The jury was excusel Friday
until Monday morning and but
little business was transacted.
In the case of the heirs of the
Mark King estate the court appointed -
pointed Rasmus Anderson and
D. M. Amsberry as referees on
question of division. 'l'h court
will probably pass upon the Te-
port before he session closes.
Monday , November 21.
Since Monday morning , the
court has been occupied in tr.ring
the case of the state us. Will and
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. Joe Kranz , who are charged witb
burniul : ' a stack "l1d three 'Ytt".1iOU
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10l1ds of grnin belonging to A. ' J I
Heed , near Merna , on the uigh t I
of September 10 , 1904. A l1um-
ber of witnesses were examined
on both sides. The evidence i
wholly circumstantial and at this
writing , Wednesday 110011 , it is
hard to guess what will be the
verdict of the jury or whether
tllej" will agree upon a verdict at
all. 'l'he ease is being ably prosecuted -
ecuted by A. H. , Humphrey and
II. M. Sullivan , and the prisoncr
as ably defended by Judge \Vall ,
C. [ i. Gutterson and N. ' 1' . Gadd.
'l'he argumcnt 111 the Krenz case
was conclnded at 3 o'clock yesterday -
day evening and the ca e given
into the hands of the jurj" . 'rhe
court discharged the members of
the jury not engag-ell on th ( '
Krenz case.
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I'l'uh'I ( ' Jo'jreH
'ri1 s time of the yea r people
can not be too careful about
setting out fire. 'l'he prairie
grass is not only ver ) ' ory but the
growth hea\'y and once fire is
started in it there is 110 telling
what may be thc damage hefore
it is got under control.
\Vhile some fires are the result
of accident , too often they are
through carelessness. l'requen-
tly parties riding aloug the road
will throw ( own a burning" matcher
or stub of a cigar from which
the grass is ignited.
'l'uesday a fire was started near
the Steadry School .house south
west of town on the Callawa ) '
road which doubtless was the result -
sult of carelessness. Fortuna tely
parties were near plowing fire
guards and saw it in time to prevent -
vent its spreading to any' great
extent. But about 100 acres of
pasture was burned over that
might ha\'e been quite valuable
before spring to the owner.
Some three fires were started
last fall in the vicinity of Frank
Weissenreders pasture and west
of there that evidently originated -
ed from some one's carelessness.
One of them not only burned
over a large territory but burned
a large quantit ) " of hay.
HI 01"1 ClU H till rl'hUIIh'III ) ,
'l'hc merchan : s of Broken Bow
will close their ' '
stores on 'l'hanks-
giving ( lay from 12 to 4 o'clock.
No"clntJer 1.0' " ' tUCH.
' 1'0 St. I.ouis : Novemher offers the
last opportunity for seeing the Sl. LOllis
Exposition-the most mugnificent spectacle -
tacle thc worlel has ever produced. See
it now or never.
Special low coach excursion rates elaily
each week from Sunday to Thursda ' . in-
clusive. Seven day limit. Shghtly
higher rates for tickets go 011 iu sleeping
cars. with longer limit.
1'0 Chicago : Daily low round trip
rutes , either direct or via St. Louis in
either direction. with stopovers at St.
Louis , Kausas City or Omaha.
Livc Stock Show : One fare pIns $2.00
for the rouud trip to Chicago nud rcturn
on No\'embcr 26th. 2ith IInd 28th.
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WIN'I'HIt 'I'OtlRIS' ! RA'I'HS.
I.ow rouud trip rates to Gal\'eston 111\11
San Antonio , Texas : Ncw Orleans. LOllis-
ialu ! ; Mobilc , Alahama : Jacksol1\'i11e alld
St. Augllstil1e , Florida , 111\11 hUllth-ctls of
oU1t r points.
If you arc figurill on a winter excur-
siou trip , I CAU funnsh you valllable information -
formation , or writc to I. . W. Wakeley ,
Generul I'asstnger Agcnt , Olllllha.
21-2 , II. J. . ORISDAgent. .
Chicago , Burlington & Quinr } ' R. R.
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'l'he undersigned witt sell at
public sale at his place of resip
dCllce , 12 miles northwest of
Callaway , 011 December 1st , 1904 ,
all of my personal property consisting -
sisting of horses , catt1c , hogs ,
among which are abont 20 head
of ' - Duroc
thol'oug-hhrcd Jersey
brood sows , gilt ! ; alld boars with
a Int of other shoat . Also farm
machillery , wagons , harness ,
blac1csmith tools , household
goods , etc. Sale to COlhmence at
10 a. m. Free luncll at 11Ion.
Terms of sale made known on
( lay of'sale. J. R Balcer , Auc-
tiou er. J. D. ' ! 'HO\'UI ( . I
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The Mason City Foot Ball
team played a gail1c with the
Brolccn Bow High School bo's iu
this city last 'l'hursda ) ' after-
noon. ; l'he score was in favor of
the visitors , 16 to o. 'rhe boys
arc now even.
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sciatic pains yield to the penetrating -
trating influence of Ballard's
Snow Liniment. It penetrates
to the ncrves and bOtle I1nd being
absorbed into the blood , its henl-
ing propertie are conveyerl to
every part of the holly , and clTect
some wonderful ( , lIrc ; . 25c , SOc ,
$1.00. Sold hi' gd. McComas ,
Broken Bow anJ Merna.
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tcrs. 50 cents each. 'Phone 178.
23-25 \VmsHNRHDHH. .
Farm Lease , Chattle Mortgage
and Warranty Deed blanks at
this office.
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Pure bred Poland China hogs
for sale h.r A. Pool , Broken Bow ,
Nebra ka. 1 ftf
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Money to loan on imprO\'ed
farms.-R. G. MOOlm , Gleim
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Bring your chickens to P. J.
Simonson and get the highest
market price. 10 tf
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Dr. ' 1' . 'V. Hass , omcc over Mc-
Comas' drug store. All kinds of
work pertaining to his profession
done in u thorough and . satisfactory -
tory manner. 20 tf
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Insurance tha { insures.
38tf R. G. MOORI .
Reneau & : Leonard , Bonded
Abstracters. Order by phone ,
we pay the call. IStf
Fresh oysters , candy , cigars and
tobacco at ScanlonVoodruff's. : .
FOR SALE-l'WO : very fine
Duroc Jersey male hogs , one
year old. WILLI CADWEI.I. .
STHAYItD-From my ranch , one
black heavy honed 2-year-old
colt. GeiIding with blace face ,
weight about ] ,100 , wire cut at
hock on right hind leg. He-
ward will be given by R. A. Hunter -
ter , Broken Dow. Also white
sow strayed two . months ago.
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Fine bunch \Vhitefacl' allli
Shorthorn steers for sale. Are
dehorned and in elegant comli-
tion. Time to right parties
\Vanting to feed.I. .
I. A. HHNHAU ,
14tf Broken Bow , Nebr.
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l"urlll fur Uldc.
155 acres , ( J miles south east
of Broken Bow , 3 miles north
west of Berwynj 85 acres in cuHi-
\"ation 70 in fenced
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ed ) , well and wind mill , sod
house , 4 roomsj sod stable , frame
granary , over 1,000 Box Elder
trees , B. & M. track in sight for
3 miles. Price , $15 per acre.
Part time. J. KAY.
lttf Broken Bow , Neb.
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W AN'rltD-Men with families.
F\lir \ price and good houses.
Wns' ! ' UNION Mn.LING Co.
34tf 'Vest Union , Neb.
DR. T. A. LEACH ,
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Broken Bow , Nebraska.
It is our aim to give you honest -
est , conscientious work and to
please you in every detail. Should
our fillings come out or our work
prove unsatisfactory in any manner -
ner we will cheerfully refund your
moue ) ' or do the worl. : o\'er free of
charge , whichever you desire.
Bv a new method we remove
the 1ive nerve perfectly painless
and imme iately fill the tooth ,
thereby avoiding the of't repeated -
ed visits of the patient to the den-
tist.Ve are prep&fred & to extract
teeth absolutely painless and insert -
sert new ones the same day if de-
sired. Our anesthetics ar adso-
Intely harmless.
T. A. LEACH , D. D. S. ,
Telephone 258 ,
Office in Myers-Gliem Building.
Legal Notices.
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LEGAL ADVRUTI8Eau , ' 1'S ,
All Id.erllsemcnte uudl'r tbll hClid , ,11he \
chluge tor lit Ilival rllt B. vis : $1.00 ( II'r Bllnart !
tor IIr t In ortlon. aud Oc l1er Mqu rl ! for ellcb
lubdequolt Inaertlon.
A. "sqnaro" II tOil lln08 or traction thoft.or.
United Stl.tes Land Omce. ,
lIrokell Bow. Nebra&ka , OClober .1 , 1 < JO.1. I
Notlee III hereby ! lIven Ihat OI.I\'I R I. .
SWICK hall l1Ied notice of hili IUlentloll 10
lIIake Ilnall'roof before He.lsler alld Uecelver
at hl8 olUce In Broken Dow , Nebraska , 011 Ihe J
91b day of December. 1 . on aJlllllcation No. I
: : .59' ) . fur thu In IIW , " " wn nt ! or HecUon No , I
35. In 'l'ownllhlp No.1' ) North. Han.e No11 ; !
Wellt 6th 1' . M. lie naluell as wltllessell : I
RONJrt G. 1-'erreter 01 New lIelena. Nellruka ; , I
Geonr Templar IIroku 1I0w , NIbraska ; I
Perry Cottmall ot NIw 1I1111111n3 , Nebraska , I'a. t
Irick . Kill ) ' of New H.llna , : lebraska. " I
1.Ztl-l1i1 : J uns WIIITJUIEAn. HClllltllr. ,
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NOTICI TO CREDITORS. .
III CUlII ! ! } ' Collrl. wllh alld for CU ler COUllt"
Nf'IJl I'III a.
'l'ulIII' cft'llilorll of . .alii f'Ilalt. : 'rhe Dnal
lIeUleml'lItlll t\J1 \ ! e'lalc of Johll McI.arclI. de-
cea'ed. havln" been ! let n'lde you : He hereby
1I0tltled. that 1 w1l81t a\ the ccullt'court room , ,
In Broken How , In ! laid COllllt } . , on the 18th day
of Jannary , 1'105 , allli on the 20lh day of IlIa ) ' .
1905. each at 10 o'clock a. m. of each day. to reo
ccl'l'c a'1l1 examlnr. all clal0l9 aQ'aln'lt ! laid , I
eqtate. with a view to their adJlllltment anll
allowance. 'l'h" tlllle 1IIIIIIed for the prellenta.
tlOIi of clallll& aICaln8t lIald e'ltate 1'1 IIlx 1II01lth ! !
from till' liith day of NOI'ember. allll thc Hille
IIlIIlted fur Ia'ment of debtilis UIII ! year trom
said date. Wlllle89 my band allli the Seal of
lIald COUlII } ' COllrtthl16lh day of Noy. , 191H.
23.2G-12.1 I\EALJ ! J. A. AMOUN , Connt } . Jlldlle. I
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I'UHr.IC I.ANI > SALI .
Brolell Bow. Nebraska. NO'l'cmber 5. 1' .
1'o01lc. . 1'1 ht.ft'by Ilh'ell that In pnrllnallce of
Inslructlon'l frunl thl ! CUIIIIIII ! ! loller nl Ihe
nelll'mi I.allll OOIc. ! . IIl1der authorh ) ' veqle,1 lu
Itlnt hI' HI'CIIIIII .14' U. S. ( ( ev. Stat. . a'l alll'n.
.11'11 h ) " IIIf' a'l..r llHIlCn' < ; q al'llrol'I'd 1-'ebrlllr } '
26. UN' : : . ) " . will ( lllIeced ofllr at Ilublic . .ale
on the ; 1 I1lI.I. . . . 01 1I'II'lIIh'r. ( : l'o\4. at 'hlq Ijmce ! )
Ihe follnwillt. ! Iract IIC land. w-wll : S NI' '
SIclfoll" . 'I'uw II "h 1\1 I' ) NUllh. HalllCe 23'It
IIf ( , 1' . I. All } ' alld all IIl'rHOIl' ! clalmlrll ! "d.
verq'I } ' tile above do cI'IIJl',1 lal\l19 \ are al'I'llIed '
tu file theIr clalllls IlIthl'l OI1iee on ( lr b\lure 1111'
dlw abol'o dellllCllalell for Ihe COI11I11"I"em nl of
lIall' . utherwlqe tI..lr 1'1111.11"11'111 be furlel1ed.
J.UIr.'III1'WIU. : . Heillsh'r.
23.ZI- I JUliN lmIsReeh'l'r. .
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I1l1l1e,1 SIII. . . l.alld Ol1icn. t
North Plalte. Nebr.1"ka. NOI'IlIIher 21. 191. . I
Notice I" I.'rehy . IIln'lI that the Culluwln\ ! .
naillI'll Qelllr , ha ! ! IIlecl IIolhe oC hili IlIlenttun
\l'lIIak" IillalpronC III 1I1'IH1rl ' oC hi. . clallll. alld
Ihat sa hi Ilrllllf will h , ' n11,1. . boCurl' COllllt ) . .
Jlllr ! ! ! ! or CII I r COUll ! } ' . Nehra""a. at Urok 1I
How. NelJmGka. on Januan'/.1'1J5. / vl : J.tI S
\ \ " . SWOPI' : . who matle hOllllolead entr } ' No.
17773. fM tlli' Sw ! . Ne ! l.ot .1. 3 amI 01. Secllun
of. ' 1'OWlIqhlll 15 Norlh HlIIl1l' : : ! I W , ! t. Ue
lIame. . 111 , ' followllIl ( 1\ itll""l'10 pruve hl
continuolI re..ldl'lIc ' 1I1H111 allA' ' l'lIlIl\'allon of
l1altllan < 1. vi ? : Waller 11. . Hayward or BIOIen
How. Ne raska : Alherl II. IInflts of Hrokell ,
Huw. Nebraslm : SIl'wrt r.alllerlllan of lIro. I ,
kell 1I0w , NI.tlra..la : 'J'imolll } .1. SIIIllh of Ilro-
kell Bow. N'IJra Icr.
201.2'1In 1'/.0. I . l'IoICII.e"I'iler. \ .
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IW.\ I > : O'l'ICI .
' 1'0 whol1\ ma } ' COII"crll :
' 1'111' tolllml < j loller :11'lullll.,1 ( to vl'II' ! al.LI. If .
Ileemed ror the puhllc ooJ tll lo\ate . . Pllhllc t
ro:1l1 fwlltlolh'll for by Johll Sar.ent . alill 0lher8
allli cummelll'llIl : at the "cellon IIl1e UII the W."I'
Hldl' of Secllull I , . ' 1'own8hl\.l Iii. Halii14. . wIJere
wa.1 No. 7.1'/llIhr"I'ct the t'cllllll 1111I' . Rnlln-
Inll tllencl ! ! ; Olllh \ ( ) the J. . { I'orller , thence welt
80 rod . thence about 'AI rUll" . thellle III a souh-
westerly tllrecllun 011 the 1II0 < jt pracllcal route
toconnecl with roall No. ! l09. ha' ! reporled In
fa'l'or of UII ! e la llshll1ellt Ihereof. allll all ob-
jection' ! therelo. or clal1119 fnr .Iamallell. mUlt
be 1 led in the COUllt } . Clerlr' ollicl' 01. or before I
1I00n of the : : ! lh day uf Decem er. 11Jtj. or " , uch .
rOld will be estahllslli'd wllllllul reference
theretu ,
111'lIne " Wher"of. I have hl'rellnlo set my I I
hand and Heallif said COUll ! } ' . tills : Z th da } ' of
October.I"'H , GRO. W. HKWR\ ' .
Count } ' Clerk.
: : ! : : ! -25-12I1 lIy .I0S. PIGMAN , Deputy. ' I
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United Slall's Ialld Office. ;
Broken BoNebraska. . October 12. 190 . }
Nollce III hereby ICI\'en tllat In pnrsuance of I
IlIstrncllOlJII fwm thu COIIJmlsslo1l oftheGener- t
al I.allli Ol1ice , ullder alllhority vested In hlDi
IJ } ' seclloll 2 5S U. S. Rev. Rial. . a8 amended b' ' I
tlte act of COIIlresS approl . . 'I I'cbruary 26. 189 !
we will proceed 10 offl'r at ( lubllc lIalu on the .1
25th lIa } ' oC Nuvemb'r. next. at thlR omclJ. 'he
followlll\ described tract ut lalld. to-wi' :
SeJ. IIWJ.t SectionS. .1'o\\'lIl1hl\lI'l North , Range
20 West of 6 P. 111. All } ' allll all penoll claim-
IIIIl adverl'ely thl ! abo"e .Ie crlbed landil arc
adl'l ed to file thtlr clalm III thl. . omce on or
before the day above e"lllllatell for the com.
mellcent of Raid sale , olherwl"e their rhrhts
will he fodelte.l.
J , . ums'IUTIUKAD. . Reltl ter.
19-24-112 JOII HIIESC. Receiver.
Ullitell States Land Omce. f
HrollenHow. : 'ebra ka. October 24.11)1).4. f
Notice 1'1 hereb } ' I.'ll'en that the fOllowing-
lIamelt sltller has filed notice of her Ilitention
\0 lIIal" , IInallroof In support cf her claim , aud
that 8ald proof will he malll ! before Rell'18ter
ancl Hecelver at Brolen HoNebraska. . 011
DecClnher 3. 1'JO.1 ' , vlz : LILLIAN I. KING.
l\Huurll , Nl'lIraoka , for tile E , . Nw .Ne Sw } ( .
NwJ Se SI'CtlOIl 23. ' .1'owllshlp 21 North.
Iaultl' 21 WI'st. She nallleillbe followlnll wit.
11l' ' ' e' ' to prnl" Iwr coutlnuon reoldencc upon .
:11111 eullilalloll of said lalld. vlz : JohuVorth -
IIIIIUII oC J\lIlhllrll , Nebra ka ; lIarr- Miller of
Mllbuflt. NehraRka : 'l'lwmaN 1'Yllon of Mil.
hum. Nehraf lra : Washlnlrton I' ' . Rankin of
Mllhu rII. I'hl aqla.
' :1J21I5 : JA \\'IIITJaIEAP. . Relflstor.
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Unlled Stales Land omcl' . t \
Brokell How. Nebra'ka. November 4. 19 4. f
Notice 10 ; hereb } ' IlI..en that PEARl. HUNT- . }
gR of Brukell How. Nebraska. has tiled notlcD.l ' " : . ,
of Intention to lIIake IIl1al proof before Reglsler .
alld Uecelver at hili office In Droken 1I0w. Ne.
hrasl'l , on the 15th da } ' of December. 19001. all
HOllle"lea appllcatloll No. 2033. fQr the E !
NwJ nf Section No. : : ! 5. III 'l'own1.IIp No. IS
North. Ralilre No. 21 Wellt 6th P. J\t. Shl !
lIameH as wltnessts : DalilelVell < ; of IIrokeu
How. Nebra8ka : Robert A. Hunter of Uroken
DoNebra ka : Arlhur 1I0ge of Droken Dow.
Nellraska ; r.eorlfe Schmidt of Broken Dow.
Nehraska. JANIIA WIIITKIII .
: : ! 2-2i--II'I He l ter.
CON'l'ES'I' NO'l'ICI , : .
Ulliled Stales r.and omce. l
llrokell ow , Nebraska. October 31 , I < JO.I. f
A sullichlllt COli test aflidavlt havlllir been filed
IlIlhlol ! omce b ) ' William 1\1. Dlcks ll. contes-
tallt. aa-ahl < ; t hOlllelllead elltry No. ' )20. made
AprIl17I8'i. fur ea < ; t half of the lIorthwest
Qnartl'r allil lot" 1 and 2. Section JO. 'l'owllshlp
I' ) North. Halllo 22 Wesl. b } ' WI 11 1:1111 S. Nevlue.
COllleslee. III wblch II It ; alleICed Ihat WIlliam j
S. Nevills hall aballdolled lIald lalld for more
thall six mOllthlast pa'ltlhat he has failed to
reside Ihereoll or cultivate or 100prnvI ! lIald laud
as b ) ' law required and haR lIel'er lIubmltted or 1
tendered hili proof Wllklll 7 yeaI'II from date of
hlq I'ntry allil all of saltllache ! ! contllllle 10 the I
pre"ellt time. Said Ilartlci ! arc hereb } ' lIotltled
to appear. respond alld offer evidence toucblng
lIald allellatloll at 10 o'c1oclt a. m. on December .
1'1. 1904. before the Hl'lClllter and Receiver at the
United States I.alld olliee In Droken Dow. Ne-
braska. 'l'he Hald conleslant havlnll. III a pro.
per alUdavl1 , fillll Oclober 2 . 1904. set forth I
factol ! which IIhllW tllataftlr dne dlllQ'ence , " 'r-
sOllal ser'l'lce of thllllotlce can not bo malic. It
is hl'r..b ) ' ordered and d Irec'ed that Buch notice
be trlVtm h ) ' due alld proper publication In the
CUSTUK COUNTRRI'UULICN , Hroken Bow.
Nebraqka. JAMEVIUTEIIKAP. . Reilister ,
, :1.27-117 JOliN RRRSR , Recel.er.
IWAU NO'I'IC1- : .
' 1'0 whom Itma } ' cOllcern :
A IIl.tltloll ha\11I1 blell lil..d J
\ : ! III Ih" o 1ce of
the COIIII\ } ' clerk 01 CUsler County. Nebraska.
b } ' S. A. U. lIult allli OIbers prayllill for the
vacation of a rDa11 deicrlbed ! a9 follows : Com.
IIII'IICIIlIl' at the lIorthwest corner of Section 13.
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1'"wlI hlp17. Hall"e 23 , thellce I\ontll olle mile
aud a half. thellce east to a 1'01 II t near the .
! louth-easl corner of Ihe Routhwest Quarter of
Sect 1011 : : ! , 'rownolhll' ! 17. Hanlo 23. All objec-
tlolllllheretn. or claims fnr dallla"ell. l1Iust be
IIII'll ill Ihe COli lit\ ' Clerk'lomcu 011 or before
110011 of Ihe 29th day u [ December. I'JOoI , or such
mad wll b" vacatell wllhout refcrellce thereto.
In WUneu Wher of. I have bereuntolet mJ'
halld seal of said county , tbl ! ! 28th day of Oc-
tober.1904. GEO. W. DEWilY. CountyClerk.
; 11.2 - 11 ( , JOi. PIGMAN. Deput ) . .
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Crlmsoll Rcoll , No. lij,035. !
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J. G. BRENIZER , Breeder of
l'ure Scolcb nnd Rcotch ' '
1'opvell ShlJrt Born .
, Ic. /tiT b.rclIumtJcu . .0 OOWII. W\1I Clt.
. compar"
\In'.cUni \ aud
( flUllllt ) > with IIOY weat ot C'hlcago
Ily UXlltrlllllce helll hlil/ht mo 'hit to II o oed
' ! \Ilsracllon. breeding ( .attlo must bo ralse In
:1119 : altllude. I
. . expect to ralso thom
, ore ttjll equal uf o1l1) > Lhlu& & : nhud III lbe U
I , In ow bavII'k ) hUll" IIUIUble lor tbl. IIJId
II/xt ) 'ur'I lorvlcII. COWl
we.eb ! tram 1400
All
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1000 ponoll ! ! , t.'olll" III < _ lee 'hulD
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