Nebraska Newspapers

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1 I I Bcd Hoolll lIits , Buhy Bugg'ips nnd \Vnl'l' .
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I I ) (1l'S - \rushing' : Mlehil1es
. I COllll1lodes , 'l'r'unks and \'t list' , Hewing.Mnehines , . !
'I ' ' \VClclnndll'oJlB-'d ( ) ( , Chtl r' : ; , CJr'illo\Vol'k"
i i Jxtension'rubles ; ; , Kitchen CnhinetH , Hefrig-erator' : ; " , \ I
; U ( nt r 'rubles , Hunge. , .Mattresses & H pr'ings :
. I : } i'oldlJlg Beds , ( . ook tons : , Carpets and Hug's , . '
I Lounges and Couch's CHlsolllw Stoves , \V oed Hoekel's , :
; Pm'lor fuits , Rh lf HUJ'lwun'V oed Hnfes ,
' : I Pinnas und Orgnns , Uutlery , ' \Vin ow Sha es.
I I Ht'llJ'um Hockers , Hochestel' Plated
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I And mnny other lines too nUnlel'OUS to mention Call
; und examine these goo s HS I ani seIJing at greatly
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I Succes9ortoW.J.Woods I I
C C EMPFIELD
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A MURER [ ) NEAlt MASON CITY.
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A Quarrel Over a Uoad nesuJt In MUrt.hr. :
-Melvin Dutler the Victim.
Last Sunday evening- thc com-
wunit } . , about fivc milcs north
cast of Mason City was shockerl
by the news that Scott Haddix
had 5hot and killed Mclvin BUL-
ler in a ( lUarrel over a road.
'l'he facts of the matter as near
as wc could g-athcr from the testi-
'mony at t he inquest discloses that
llutler and his hired Ulan passed
over Haddix' premises Sunday
evning about 7 oc1ock on their
. way to a neighbor's to bring But-
ler's daughter home. Haddix in-
formcd them that the road was
not a public highway and warned - '
ed them to keep orr. I 'I
After getting the girl they st'ar- !
ted to return to the Butler home
ulog the ame road the ) " had gOlle. :
Before entering- the Haddix
premises it was necessary to opcn
a gate. At thc point wherc they
were to enter this enc1osur , . they
were met by Haddix , with .nlou-
blc barrellcd shot gun. Haddix
repeated his statcment made to
them in thc e\'ening anci , forbid I
thcm to ' ' '
tra\'el thereon.
convcrsation opened at or ncar
the gate , by Butler saying , a hc
saw Haddix , Hello , Scott , IS that I
you ? " Haddix answered , ) 'cs.
When Iladdick answered this
Butler said'l have sOl1lethin to
say"aud Haddix answercd , "Yes ,
and I havc somehing to say to you
too. " Immediately thereafter t\e
shooting bega.u. It is claimed
that Haddix fired the first shot ,
. aud that a rcturn shot was imme-
diatel } ' fired by Butler from a 32
caliber revolvcr , which was found
tightl } ' gripped , in Buntler's hand
by thc coroner's jUf ' and
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amination thc first cartridge had
been exploded , that t h ; ) next two
cartridges had been snapped and
the fourth had exploded.
Arthur l'uller ; , who was working -
ing for Mr. Butler , Butler's daughter -
ghter and ! \Jiss Mena Kraus wcre
lresent and witncssed the affray.
Mr. Haddix went to Mason
right away after the tradgey and
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boarded 43 and came to Broken
Bow. SherilT Richards had been
. notificd and ncxt morning- went
to the Globe hOlel , where Haddix
was stopping' and placed him un-
dcr arrest. Dr. Morrow , the coroner -
oner wcnt down Monday and im-
pannclled a jur.r and held an in-
quest. A. P. Johnson , county
. Attorne ) ' , and Judg Wall , who
appears for Haddix werc on the
ground. 'I'ite jury impannelled
coasisted of Wm. Persell ' 1' . J.
Woods , W. C. Rusmissel l'rank ;
Mossman. ' 1'he jury went to the
: seen of the trouble and viewcd
the remains , which 1 a ) ' as the
body had fallen the night before.
' { 'he verdict of the jury was ;
"That the said Melvin Butler
came to his dcath by a gun-shot
wound , firerl from the hands of
one , W. S. lIadd ix , in the e\'ening
of the 16 th of April 1905 , between
8:00 : and 9:00 : o'clock P. 1\1.
'l'he affair is sad ' '
a ol1e. 1'itc
ci tizens of the conllnuuity sincerely -
cerely regret that any tronblc
shouI < t arise from the 10'cation of
a road which would result fatall ) '
'l'he qucstion of the location of
the road over which thc quarrel
originated is an opcn one. ' 1'hc
records in the road plat book show
. that the road has been legally
established , but ha never been
I workerl hr the road oversecJ'cr.
I It has becn a long timc Hince
! a shooting of this 1dnd , rcsulting
falully , h H. ucclU'ed in Custer
I ount ) ' . 101" ; a number of ycars
the citizens of onr countha'e
I boasted that the old days whcn
I differcnccs bctween men were set-
; lh d with gun9 had gone by ane !
il is dceply regreted by the whole
I community that in such matters
guns instdead of courts will he
rcsorted.to settle disputes.
I clllllJl Uoard EI't.tj ! 'J'cacherll
At the meeting of the school
board Saturday aftcrnoon the
question of teachers for the ensuing -
suing rear was takcn up. anI I ( lis-
posed of.
'l'hc present teaching- force ,
with one cxception was rclectcd.
' 1'he exccption is in casc of 1\1 iss
Gessman of Ansll' ' who
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imformcd would not agrel to remain -
main the ) 'car if elccted. ' 1'he
experience of thc board thc past
ycar , naturally makcs thc mcm- ,
bers a little careful , as the ) ' do
not care to havc any more
changes 111 the faculty than is
absolutely necessary.
' 1'he result of the choice we predict -
dict wilt pro\'e quite satisfactory
to the patrons. 'rhc mcw mem-
hcr of thc teachillg" facultj' is
Miss I. ibbie Brcntzcr. Shc is
enc of our own girls. She is a
graduate of the cit y schools and
for sc\'cral ycars has been a stud-
cnt of the State Univcrsify and
w111 ha\ ' completed hcr course
this ) 'car. Wc predict for her a
successful career.
'l'he following is thc list of
teachers clected :
I\11 Youllna Wllhll1I ell. . . . . . . .Sullcrlltclulcnt
: \11 1IIIy Heune. . . . . . . . . .PrlnCI'II' , South Rille
Mr. JCl ! e 'l'cilirardcn. . . . . . . . . . . . North"
MIIII lIIae KlrkI13trlc" . . . . . . 'l'eacllcr 91 h Ifrade
MIKs I.oul HIJI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'ilh"
MI , HeJlt : Woolburll. . 'i'each. . 'l:6 : Gd. Sn.lilde
MI II Ilbble lIrelllzer. . . . . . . . S.1:6" : No. . .
Mlu Maude Jo'arrcl. . . . . . " J.t : " So. . .
: \11'11 Sarn Se'boll. . . . . . . " 3&4" No. . .
Mln Nellie DOlVne ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1'rlmary
More Abullt Coal.
In speaking of thc vein of coal
found by thc strect Bros. on
Ramsleys' placc south west of
this cit. ) ' , U. C. Street says that
the wcll is on the slope of a hill ,
about half way , sixty fect from
tbe top. 'l'his would indiate :
that further back into the hill
the vein might bc thic1 er and
would possibl } ' be in sufl cent
quantittes to minc. ' '
. 1'he loca liOD
half way up the hill would enable -
able one to tunnel into it. Mr.
Street sa's " the coal foun.1 . IS
about one"hUlHlrl'd feet abo\"e
water and about three inches
thick where struck.
lIe says that in ncarl } ' e\'er ) '
wcll they put down differcnt formations -
mations are found.
On the Bellis place ten miles
east of Broken Bow where they
put down a well last week , he
sa"s they went through sixteen
feet magnicia rock and fourteen . -
teen feet of solid sand rock.
One well they put down the
watcr was struclc on top of a rock
thcy could not penetrate.
When the Street Bros. were
puting down the well near the
north side school house > recenth'
for Mr. Wilson the ) ' struck a
opening' about nine feet below
the surface that let the rod
fall the length of its sclf. As no I
buildings were evcr there the
hole struck is doubtless a natural -
ural opeling or cave , which it
might be of 1I1terest to investi-
gate.
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.J udge Armor held h is iiI's t
sc sioll under t hc J \'enile court
law last Frida ) ' . It was a casc
in which The . Power , a boy of' '
, fourteen years of age was
brought bcfon : the court for con.
sideration. It was claimed that
the father , J. g. Powcr did not
g \'e the boy fatherly 'care the
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community thought he should
and thought best fQ'r the boy
that the court should choosc a
ncw g"uardian. ' 1'he boy had
heen a t work for G ro\'c J oyncr
and hc testified that the bo } ' "was
industrious , truthful a.nd honest ,
but the father prcsisted in drawing -
ing the boys wages and would
not prodde him suitable clothes.
'l'hc court thought the case one
of mcrit and assumed custody
of the boy. IIe decidc.l that the
hey should he pitt in charge of
some r spectable family where
he could work and rece \ ' clol hes
and board for two yca f ) an1. ! be
sent to school at least srx months
each . year . of the time.
HILlIIl' ! Storm
Onr eastcr storm was a little
ahead of time this year , but it
was none the less light. ' 1'ucs-
< la } ' night 3.20 inches of rain fell
and Wednesday morning about 9
o'clock it turned to a heavy dr \ ' -
ing snow which continued until
about 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
As a result of the heavy rain
about ( )1le thousand fect of rail
road track washed out near Mason
City and the east bound trains
were detained here all day ' 1'hurs- '
day allll 'l'hursday night waiting
for the road to b rcpaircd. I
' 1'his I rUa\ ' morning the clouds
have disappe red and the snow is
rapidly melting under the powerful - I
erful rays of old Sol.
Srhool JJsIl'ct No. 111.
School closed in District No.
61 April 14. It was a sevcn
months term taught by Miss
L'lorencc ; Beckwith of Broken
Bow. It was hcr first ferrn and
waH succ ssful from start to
linish. ' 1'he
pupils formed a
great attachment for her and
were sad in blddidg thcir teacher
good bye. Many a tear could be
: ccn from tbe eycs of the children -
ren as the word from tbe teachcr
announced school is closed. ' 1'he
board would contract with Miss
Beckwith for the cnsuing ycar if (
shc' would engage a hcad. "l "
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l ast l 'riday evening , April 14 ,
Mr . 1 . J. Chapin surprised Miss
Hatti r i1Iy , by entertaining a
few of her girl friends at supper
in honor of her sc\'enteenth birth
Ilay. It was a complete surprise
and all enjoyed a delicious supper
and a pleasant evening , and went
home wishing her many more hap
p } ' birth da's. '
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1)11111 ) 311111 tll Snrgcllt.
A petition is in circulation
\sking the g vcrnment to estabs
Iish a dail\ " mail from Broken 'I
Bow to Sargent. ' 1'his soon
would become a popular route and
ihould be established.
'rite Rm-'UIITICAN acknowledges
il call from l alph Guthire of
lerna , one da\ ' last week , who
ror some timc itas held a position
) n the rcporters staff of the
\Vorld \ Herald. .
Ihlph will try home life for a
. . . 'ldle as a change.
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Per fillh Sunday Meeting' CUg.
tcr Associatiol1 , to he held in
Merna Baptist cburchAptil29th ,
an 30th , 1905.
Re ' . j. n. Wootts , Jis1liollllry
Rev. It , C. Barrett , . . . . . . . { Cow. for i
Mrs. j. II , Kerr. Custer9911. .
AI'Il 11.29.
:1'1' : . M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . De\'otlo/lal meellll
le hy C. II. Cass of Merlin.
HoH call of churches III Associatioll.
:1'35. : How call lhe persotlr1l1ty of
Chrlsl he IlIlJlressed more efT ct ,
Ivel ) ' UPO/l lhe junior memher : !
of Ihe Bible school. . . . . RcI.e'acK. .
DII\ClISsioll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . .
led hy J . A. I'icrcl of 1\Inson.
4 : Co. IIow CIIII II church Induce
more of her IIlemherR to IIttend
pra > 'cr tHeeting ? " 'lrs. I.izzie Cad\\ell. :
DiscussIon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IC by D. 1\1. Amsberr ) ' .
AdjoufUmcnt.
SATUHDF'rmINC S1\SSIO-i.
7'30. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . De\'otionalM ectlng
Led by Dell. ' 1" . Maxon.
; ' 45. Whal quall/ications / musL a
Cuslwr A f1wcI atio II pastor posscss.
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DIScussIon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Le by Rcj. . R. Woo s.
8'30. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sermon
Dy ReS , C. Ca well.
SUNDAAPHII , 30.
lo'30. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sennon
By RcI.t'ack. .
3' ( j'n. 11. Y. 1' . n. &Jr. le sells un er
. lcnrHr9hip of. . "Irs. D.\1. : Amsherry.
3'30. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Serlllon
. " ' By Rcj , R. Wootl5.
A jourJI. .
7'30. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . De\'otional Mecting
I.cd by Deacon Norton Amsherr\ ' .
8'00 I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scrrnon
By RcP. . C' Burret of Ansley.
'l'ho Di dril't Sqlldny , School Con-
\'MtioJl of Brohll Bow astrict : will
lie he1l1 ill the Cln'iHtil\JI church 1I0 t
Saturdaj' nftcl'lIooll nlldovening nnd
Sunday aftcrnoon , A pl'il 22nd nnd
231'd. It is etpectcd that nil the
Sundnj' Hcll'ools iI i the district will
bo l'opretwntcd.
PHOUUAM :
: :1:00 : : p. III. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Du"otiol1ul BxerclHoH
JttJH. . B. 1\1)01'11. '
:1:15 : : P. 111. . . . . , . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . ) . . . . . . . .OUt. WOl'k '
He" . Mitchell.
4:0 : : ; P. 111. . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . SOliI : '
: Op.III. . . . . . . .HepuI'L ' uf Hunduy
I : t51 > . III. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Adjou1'1lnwnt Hehoo/II /
JoVgNINU : SBIlVlUB.
7:15 P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ . / H 'I''ico '
Olilford l\1UI'CUiHH. '
/I.III..lIow : : to InercuHIJ ) the AU'nd.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .unel. ! in HUlHIuy Hchoo/II ( ' /
W. 11. KiIllIHI'/I.\1 ! / ! Stllto SupurinllJl1 el1L
o A. H. lJ.
Ii : 0 P. III. . . . .Hoto S"CUl'U the Attolld.
IInCIJ uf Hundu ) ' Schuol Ohlld"en to
the Ohurch Hon'leo. .
110\11. OhlllnlJol'llIllI. ' LI\'IlCk. l\l1tc/wl / , gp.
Ie ) ' IIlId 11 urlllon.
SUNDAY AJ < "I'BUNOON.
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HUllluh IIvorhuli.
: ! : i51).1II. . . . . . . . . . 'I'ho \ 'ul'k ' In the OOUllt .
t HuP. . J. Spl'nkol' .
3:10 : II. III. . . . . . . .Ad "PSH UII NOI'IIIIII'ol'k
J".Lolllax.
:1 : : 10 p. 111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mule CJul1l'tl'tte :
CllleHtiUIi lIox. . . . . . . . . , . . . . W. II. Kllllbor/t' / '
: IU " . III. " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A lijou 1'l1l11on L
OC DN 'ro.
_ J. A. Snyder haR becn painting
his hou ! the last wcek.
Mr , Abe Patterson movcd into
his new house on la.t . ' 1'hursda. . . , . . 1
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' 1'roy Brown moved his photograph -
graph galler.r last Saturday and "
informs the comunitJ' be vil1 go
east to school. .
John Brown who rccently helel
a sale informs us he will SOOI1 _
start to California.
Mrs. 1 . Brown was a. passenger
to I omax last Saturday.
Frank Basset wears a pealed
face , we guess a bicycle was the -
cause.
J , P. Wiscman sold a carload :
of cattle last week.
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l'rank.Dwcrlkotte was a passen- _
gel' to Grand Island last Saturday.
Mr. Gcorgc Thurman is painting - 0
ing his house this week. -
Mrs. Luc1dngbill is on tbe sick a
list this week.
Edd Hemphill put a roof on !
ltis new house last week.
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Henry Brown is scen on the
oac1s e\'ery day , thats tIle wa.y
:0 : bc the asscssor , boys.
Laud bu'ers were seen ever , } '
Jay last week , one quarter sec-
jon was sold for $4,500.00
Iiteran' " was held. last Saturclay
lnd after"literar } ' an Ice Cream
IUppcr was given for the purpose
) f raising mODey to bu ) ' an organ.
Music is now ofIercd to Oconto I
) j' the brass b nd , the bo's are _
loing line now. , : :
Mr. Hcc1fern , our postmaster i ' i
hinlcing of resigning' on account ml
.f . ill health. I lJ ! !
l 'armers are gctting prospcr- I
IUS , for the wa } ' the ) ' buylumber : I
5 > not slow , that shows the } ' are I
tlalcing monc ) ' .
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UH'nI.I.o. :
We failed to send our usual
tems last week because we wcre
o completel } ' done up by hard
lork.
'l'he typo or proof reader made
s sa } ' all kinds of things in our
1st items , and their blunder camc
ear getting us "licked , " and
IC wish that thc ) ' would bc a
: ttle more careful , as we are no
oh11 L.
'l'he ' . . .eathcr sincc last ' 1'hurs-
a ) ' has becn rather fridgell , and
anIon the poor Mcadow. I arks ,
s well as other Bipeds.
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A we Wet' called 'to Htockhntu
NebrasKa , last weck , we are oby
on itcms this week.
'j'ree planting is all the rage in
the vallc } ' this spring beautitying
the homes as well as planning for
profit in the futurc.
\Ve should have known better
at onr time of lifc , than to Rct
into a scrap with a woman , be-
causc thcy always have tbe last
sa\ ' , and \"et wc did not think thc
" 6hicf"vould
go after us as she
did , leaving the public to bclci\'c
that wc had :1n aberation of the
mind , while wc "L'ess" to being
accessory after lhe facl , to Idll- i
ing a rabbit one mool1lightl1lght , I
not long Ril1ce , yct we arc not addicted - II I I
dicted to the habit of prowHng
at unseemly hours , jet it iq rather .
plcasant to see a woman stamp
her foot and go al ter a fellow as
it she would annihilate , so let's
smoke a pipe of peace , Miss Rc-
porter.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Special East r scr\'ices will be
conducted Sunday morning , by
the Sunday school , under Miss
Oldham's direction , in the interst
of the Orphan's Home of the
chucb.
A special program has been arranged -
ranged for the evening ; 'l'he
Glee Club will sIng. Scriprure
lessou and cOlUments , by John
' 1'urncr ; An Illutrated Discourse
b ' , tbe Pastor , I. . 11' . Harmon.
'l'h public i cordially iuvited
to attcnd.
IU'JS ( tH'H. l'HUUtII. :
' 1'he lnight 'l'emplar will attend -
tend serccs at St. Johns Episcopal -
copal church' Easter morning.
'l'l1er will be special 1Uu ic for
the occasion.
In the cvening thc Sunda , '
school pupils will take part and
number of children will be bap-
tised. ' 1'he public is cordially in-
\'i ted.
SoUce ' 1'0 lInr CmllI. !
The Custcr County Agricultural -
al Society offers a purse of threc
bundred dollars for Custer county
untrained trotters. Race to take L
place Iluring the county . fair next
fall. ' 1'he in.
entries in.this race
will positivcly close Ma.1st. . .
1905. Entrancc fees can be paId
in installments.Vr lc to F. . R.
Purcell secretar.r Broken How , I
ror particulars.
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Remember the Easter market
: ; at. , April 22 , in the Healty
) Jock , both dinner and supper
rvill be sen'ed. 44-2t
'l'his office for neat job work ,
J. C , Moore , abstracting. 2U
Insurance that insures.
; Stf R G , MOOHI .
- om rooll1 r ir : r-Inquire :
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Frcsh oystcrs , candycigars and !
obacco at Mike Scanlon.
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Bur 'yonr farm ancl city prop.
rty f B. W. Blair. 3itf
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List farm and cit '
yonr ) prop-
rty with B. W. Blair. 3itf
Dr. ' 1' . W. Bass , dentist. Office
ver McComas' drug store. 25tf
Go to Mrs. King's for board
nd room , board b } ' day 01' week.
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Itarlli Lenic ! , C1JnUlc MortgaJl !
and Warranty Deed bla.nks at \
this ollcc.
Peale Sheppard Co' . big sale
ontillUcs every day ulltil and in-
chIding Saturd.y : , April 1st. , _
\Vantec1-Seventy.fivc head of
cattle and horses to pastu e , at
40 cents a head.V. . J. WANT ? .
Fo ! { S.\IH-House : with
block land. l nq'uirc of Con-
cantlon at Pealelleppard : ) Co. ' : ;
38-39.
' 1'he ladies of the , Christial \ '
church will sen'e dinner and sup-
per Saturday , April 22 , in the
l ea1t ' block.
) 44t
Thc biggcst Jack in the sta tc .
will stand at 'l'ooley's barn this .
season. It is worth your while i
to go and see him. - tf.
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\VANTHD-Men with famili . - ;
Fair price and good houses. ,
\VI\S'l' UNION MnI.ING CO , , I.
34tf West Union , Ncb , I
11'oR SALH-Well improved res- . - (
ideucc property. Will b ( sold at
a bargain if called for SOOf1. En-
q l1ire at thiR ofl ce. 2t f .
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li'ol SAIl < : -l. ' ve room house ,
four lots , barn for ten horse ! > ,
crib and granar ) ' . will sell or
trade. 1'lI. . SHAHt' . tf
'rile ladies of the Christian
church will hold their E ! ! ter
111ar { et Sat. , April 2 11 < 1. ] 1J05.
Also serve dinner ancl supper.
gvervone . invited. 4.4t. .
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1' ho e wlsll1ng rugs made froUl' l' '
old carpets , please get"thcir carpets - f
pets ready and lea\'c word for
Mrs. Raymond at this omc .
She will call for them in a few
days. MH . I . . I A\'M Nn.
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Lost-Between my pl . c aUII
Broken Bow , Tuesda } . , 111j' purs .
containing threc $10. bills alltl
five dollars in change. A Jiberal
reward will be given to the finder.
2t l\h s. A. M. KIRK'ATR Cl =
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Itl rket Ueport .or TOd-- : : I
tJIIArN-
Wbeat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . .d4
lJarI01. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ou
lIalll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; : .
1t11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IJI ) .
Corn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . ; 1' :
LIVI : STOOK-
11011 : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 O .
I'Ileeu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 5) 4t : ; U )
' n"W" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.75 : @ 3 I'
l'OLJLTIIY-
Il : ! > rrug ChlckeD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0.:1 : '
Iblok."n : .per 1'0'11111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 $
Turkeys , per pOD/ld. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 I
f'l\oIJuo
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lJu&ter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1
Kgg , . p..r'lozcD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IL
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I1JPcItL . NBou8-
l'ot6&008 , pcr budl"I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tJ ,
001008 , pur bIl8hlll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 :0 . '
Hay. tI..r too. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . : i.0II \ . . . ' . . . t J'
Hlrnw. r c.t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 < ) " . . . . " . .
111C"r , Urlwula"d.Jdf ewt..S5 SO " . ( J I
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rhe Cottage Hotel , -
OCONTO _ . - - , - NIiURt . - . . . . - . . . .r.t. - - . .
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Good.a"'coIIIIIILd3t1on . I' rlcc' ! relwU3t.1 .
: orrall fM lIll'plrllr catllc. lJa ) ' aud:11111' IIII'
4 hour fur 10 cents a Ileal ! .
l nA. IC DI..pnu. . l'rOIH' . .
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Drs. Bartholomew f' " . \
& Christenson.
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A1tE prtJpH.,1 to trpl1 : all
Uhrullio or Ao"ule OIlH.'eB ,
Calls answcred day or l1igbt. Of I
lioe in Really lltook , pbouo 318. I
Residencc. . Hospital
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H. T. BRUCE CO.
-SELLS-
Lumber , Lath , Plaster , .Lime , Hair.
Sash , Doors ; and Storm Sash. . . . . . .
l ! ver'lhiug first-class. See them. South Side , llrokcn Bow.
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mrn ffim . )
Before You Build , Consult
c ; : . . . e 0. : : Jt a p : I.n. _ : e a 1..1 ,
Contractor and BuilJer. Estimates
l'urnished ; free with plans and specifications.
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\Vhen dcsiring to figure on a bill ftt' j ,
1 . . of Lumbcr call on thc. . . . . . . . . . ' .4 .
r : C. L. Turner Lumber Co. t1 J
: Wc carrv a iull stock of r umber , j1J I ;
: Sash , Doors , Mouldings , etc.
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Agents for the Nebraska Central I ,
! Building & I40an Association. j . .
a : S Iif1. ? M ; l'1r. ; : : $ a'.7. : A.'liS ' ; : m1J. ; ! . ( ; : : : IS : . ' . S " . SiJfIJrJ/I /