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For the exprcsfcd ! purpose of
. putting an cud to frauds in the I
acquisition of public lauds Prcsi- ;
, , dent Hoosevelt has directcd i
. Sccretary Ilitchcoc1f , of the I
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interior dcpartmcnt , to issue no
more patents sought to ba ac.
qui red under laws requiring
settlement , rcsidence and cultivation -
tion , until an examination of the
, ground shall ha\'e been made and
its c\ndition reported upon bJ' an
authorized office of the govern-
mel.it. 'l'his is lilclj' to me n
greatly incrcased work for special
agents of the land department ,
but , as an offset , prohably less
. 1ne devoted by thc courts to
the trial of indictmcnts for
allegations for pCIury.
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The Carnegie 11l'ro fund commission -
mission finus itself in a somewhat -
what cmbarrassing position by
reason of the elopement , with a
man already married , of the
widow of one who recently lost
his life in an attempt to . . . 'Je two
persons from't \ _ . , , The
commission had ) aid the .widow
$1000 , and was a > out to bestow a
bronz , "dal commemorath' ( ' of
the he. ' ' , cd of self sacri tke , .
but in VII , " ot the circumstances
don't quite know what disposition -
tion to make of the latter. If
th ir principal worry has to do
with the waste of good metal ,
they n11ght have it re-cast into a
dog 1icens ( tag.
, HCllIcd j ; 1 legislation , in tended
to preveut a recurrence of the
presen t car shortage condition ,
is soon to be urged upon congress ,
in a special message dealing with
the subject from the view point
of the reciprocal demurrage convention -
vention recently held in Chicago.
It is not the easiest problem in
the domain of physics to cause I
Dame Nature to adapt her ways I
to legislative fiat , but the passage -
sage of a national reciprocal
demurrage enactm' nt would
doubtless put an end tc tue use
of freight cars as permanent
storage warehouses at raibvar
terminals.
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Vedl } ' "a guilty conscience is
its own accuser. " A convict serv-
ing' a sentence for larcenv will
500n quit the pcnitentiary of
Kansas , to be placed on trial for
a 110 less henious crime than
nlltrCler-all because a ( } uickened
conscience impel1e\ confession
of the dastardly deed.
They Claim Excluliivo Right.
We have refrainell frol1'ceusuring : the
onli. ivisionists of BrOKen Bow in 11I01'- .
ing their fight so long u ! they kp.pt with.
in the limits of decent camp1 gning.-
Callaway Queen.
From the Queen's remarks it
is apparent the Callaway gang
do not want anyone to Infringe
on their manner of campaigning.
Suitl Againlt Raitoadl.
A dispatch from Wash ngton
says : " 'rhere is likely to be a
wholesale filing of suits against
a large number of westcrn roads
for alleged violations of the law
regulating the time that cattle
can be held in cars without r st.
water and.food. . . SccretarJ ? Wilson -
son has had the s cuths of the
D partment of Agriculture on
the road gathering testimony for
s vcral mLnths past. This evi-
d lIce ha'S ' been placed in the
hands of Attorncy Gcncral Bona-
partc , and the ma Her i'3 to be
taken into the courts. 'l'he Department -
partment of Justice will instruct
the United States attorneys in
the distncts where the offenses
are said to have been committed ,
to begin suit agaim.t the alleged
violators. A large number of
rh.i1road represcntatives have
wt.ited upon Secretary 'Vilson in
an cndeavor to have him suspend
the 111 _ . r until new schedules
" "uId be put into effect. To al1
tn se requests the Secretary hm
turne a Cl ! ear , declaring thai
.uattel' is entirely out of hif
1 "tnds aud is now up to the legal
C"I. cers of the government. "
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District Court POllponed.
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A term of Dtsl rict ( 'ourt in and
for Custer tount ) ' wan to have
convened in this cit y last Monda ) '
and Judge Hosletler had madc all
art' lI1g-C11ICllts to be present aud
preside whCr1 he was petitioned
u ) ' a majority of the mcmbers of
the CustercounLy har association
to adjourn thc I' . : hmary term to
somc future date that would be
agreeable to him. He accord-
ingly'adjourlll'd the term to
Apnl15th , at which time cases
that werc to ha\'e becn heard at
this term will be called.
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The Best Er Held.
'l'he 1 a1'lncrs I nsti tu te held in
Broken Bow Wednesday and
'l'hursday last week was considered -
sidered the 1II0st successful and
best. cver held in the county by
those who ha\ ' ( ' had to (10 with
all of the prC\'iOl\5 \ tu Htutes.
'l'h cold wen t h r prevented
many from t lcnding , but even
then the attcndance was good ,
especially on 'l'hur5day when the
court room was crowded.
' ! 'he addrcss s a\1(1 discussions
were all intcrest ing" and instructive -
ive and dcmonstrated that the
speakers hall g i'l'n i time , study
and though t to their subjects.
In the corn growing contest
prizes w rc. " . . . . 'ar < l d. as follows :
l' or the best fC'u cars of corn.-
First 'l'ony HC'dor $6. Second
A. 1 . Anderson $ . 'l'hird H. C.
Wooters $2 ,
For the lar .Ott of
; tar corn-
First John Pc'Lce $2. Second J.
F. Carlos $1.
For thc hJIH'C'st car of corn-
First John Fri c $2. Secoud J.
Ii" Carlos $1.
At the buiucss meeting the
following otliccrs were clected for
the ensuing ycar : Pres , J. D.
l cam ; Vice. Pres , Jas. Stockham ;
Sec'ytJules lIamnontj 'freas. L.
H. Jewett.
A Womait'8 Auxillary was
org-anizcd wlth the following
officers : 'Pl" ' . " Mrs. W. W.
llishop ; Vic " [ 'nH , Mrs. C. H.
Jeffords ; See'y , Mrs. Loren
Cornett.
Resolutions were adopted , as
follows :
WIJEHl S , Tim IlI'osunt InstituttJ now I
bolt huld au Im bcon of oxtmor i.
IUU'Y intol'ost : lud the duscusslon of
lIovoral toplc ubly handle ; I\n
WIII ItIS , Thu sl:1t Ims so liberally
ulum hold oC tIlt ! \ , II 'tuto' wOl'k , which
ill oC much iml'lJl'lIltlO ) (0 ( .tho farmers
ospeciuil ) ' ; ,
'L'1J ltIu'olm lgw.vKu : , 'fhut wo f ol
gmtuhll { ot' ollt lutitutlons : of Ag1' . I
cu1t\1\'O I\ud wo tlc it.o ospociulJy to
timnk the IpuakOl' : ; uCtho IItato for the
\'ILllmblo ICII ous I\'on rn 8u goslions
olforcd.
HP.SOLYIW , ' 1'111.1 I'a this is rapidl ) ' bo.
comlug an uUlll a.gruwiug country , and
knowing thlll a ) ar ,1 part of OUl' Cl'Op
is somotlmcs hllt't by rain , wo therefore
olU'uostly Ilsk thf. ( II\'ell1mCl1t Weather
llUt'OIlU , thl'OlI h It. 011lco at Lincoln ,
Nobl' . , to CUI'nish . . the wo\thor : indl.
cntious during the nllalfa seuson.
HI SOLYIW FUll'rmm , Thllt wo are
hcartily in fa01' of the State Com
1ml'rOV01"sosot' ; atlon { 01' this counh'y
to IIct in Cfluill < 'ton ) with the State
AHsociatiol1. .
HI sor.vlm Fnt I'JIltlt , Thut wo fln'or
the Woman' : ; J i.ti : on to the Institute
nnd boliuvc tlm It wlilloa to gt'ontor
inlot'ollt in thu l\ \ ! tI "HO , vork. OSllooiaily
with girls 011 th hmr ; .
HgsoI.\'lw. 'I : I'.l IVl. fuvor the boys
mlli gh'ls , Cl , ' 11 JtroWOl'untust lUul will
IUIIII U\UI' ) ' I : 'JJI possible and recom.
mund that II 1:0111 l'xhilllt1ol1 ho hold ill
Ul'OkulI Bow CII'ly \ in March of this
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FUlmnn : 1:1'01 : : ; YED. That wo still
\II'HU thu lIe.'l. . lty of 0\11' Pool'.I.'arm bo.
ing COlldhC.d 011 thu IIl1u of UXl'ol'i.
lIIuntal W01'1UIIII that thu Ill'csidunt of
this IlIst lI\O : , :1111\ : \ the CQl\nt ) ' Board ,
act toglllhul ( I his Hnu.
FUltl'lIIm it : : iol.nu : , 'l'I1I\t whereas
lhu com 111)11 : 0r'd Assoo iatioll 11.1'0
without 11an ' . . pay lu'um llms. t1mt
wu recoI11IU'I.rl aud eal'Uostly ask om
Uoprosun1t.t\'c : ! ; uud Senator In the
l.cglslutlm : \ , \ ' in sessiou , to work and
secure nu uPP' . 'PI'latioll sl\l1loiont t < J
pit ) ' lu'ol111tnn a warded y the asso
, ciatIon.
l HESOI.YB ) r.I'1 wo ftn'o1' lhe OI'gl\l1'
hmtlon of It : : ' :0'1 Honds fcaturo . to (1m
, Instilule WOI.I
: RESOI."lJllrmm " , 'l'hat wo arc ;
l jtl'lltoful : tu.- . . ! I : 11C01'S \ , I\nd \ 1\11 who
have so Llr : . H. ' , .Iy II.sslstod In thie
Iustituto.
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Housc Roll No. 148 , bill intro-
duccd in the House by Hamcr , of
Buffalo , Was tll1 luimouslJ' 0) ) ) *
posed bJ : the cQmmittec 011 county
boundarIes and the House con-
currcd ,
DunnIng.
A party was givcn at Mr.
Mincr's placc in honor of his son ,
Eltncr , on .MOlulayevening. A
good ti me was reportcd.
1'he dance last l riday evening
was greatly enjoyed but the bad
wea t her made the crowd slim.
1\Ir. f.4al11JU was sick and I could
not fill his appointment last Sunday -
day evening , so no preaching
service was held ,
I J're Parks , who has becn quite
sick for several days , is bacle in
school again.
Hubbit hunting is the only
sport of late , the snow favors.
Jutlg-e 'l'urncr ' , of Brcwster ,
gave Dunning a 'call Monday and
'l'uesday.
Jack Raubanalt returned from
Omaha on l\lonc1a } ' .
1\11' . Oscar Hanna and Miss
] dith Neighbor took a trip to
Brewster Sunday.
Earl Owens , son of the proprietor -
prietor of the Dunning n tel ,
who is now working' for his uncle
Wm. Owens , near Broken Bow ,
camc to Dunning to visit \UHler
thp parental roof last Friday , returning -
turning on Monday.
Mr. audl\Irs. Mandeville have
just returned from a visit. at
Alliance and a few other points
west of here.
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Marriage Licenlea.
Since 'l'hursday of last .weck
County Judge Humphrey has
issued but two marriage licenses ,
as follows :
'Varren . Simms , Arnold , . . . .25
Ethel J. Eddy , Merna. . . . . . . . 24
Harvey Hiatt , Gotbenberg. . . .22
Nellie DeForrest , Gothenberg.21
Died Suddenly.
Last Thursday evening , Jan. 31 , 1907 ,
at 6 o'clock , Joscph lIulldart dicd suddenly -
denly at the home of his daughter , Mrs.
George Willing. in this city. Mr. Hud-
Ihut ha \tuusually well during the
day allli , having just come in from the
barn , was rushing ofT his clothes whcn
the summons cal1C and he sank to the
/1001' / without uttering a word.
The eceased was born at Yorkshire ,
I nglan , June 15 , 1829 , and came to the
United States hi 1843 , settling at Mil. I
waukee , Wis. , where he was united in. .
marriage with Miss Nancy Pinker. To' '
this nnion four children were born ; one
died in infancy und those living are :
G. T. IIuddart. Gien Rock , Neb. ; Mrs.
Gco , Willing. this city. and : 'Ilrs. David
Recll , Temple , Arizona.
In 1864 tl\e \ parents and children start ,
ed for Nebrnska , overland , Mrs. Hnddart
was taken sick on the rend and ied and
was buried at Warengo , Iowa. With the
motherless chiidren lr. Huddart took
up the journey lund reached Brownville ,
Nebr. , where he locate .
On Sept. 20 ; 1865 , he was lIIarrie to
Miss Melinda Hem , who ltied Aug. 23 ,
1906. In 1890 the family came to Broken
Bow and here the parents have since
resided , The children from this union
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are ; J. E. lIud art , Duell , Col. . Mrs. I .
Nellic II. Wemlcll , Dixon , Ill. , W. II.
IIuddart. North Platte , Neb.
A brother , H. lIuddart , and sister ,
Mrs. J. Rogers , lesi e at Bamston , Neb.
At 2 o'clock p , m. . Sunday , Feb. 3rd ,
funel'Dl services were held. allll largely
attended , at the Episcopal church , conducted -
ducted by the rector , Rev. Xanders.
Obituary-Banga.
Arthur D. Bangs , son of John and
Clara Bangs , was born at Otisfieht , l\I\in ( ,
June 7 , 1868. With the family iil callie
to Custer county in the spring of 188-1
and settled on a claim near Comstock ,
where he remainell two years , then came
to Broken Bow and engaged in a restaurant -
rant and later in the furniture husiness
in which he continued until 1891 when
he moved to a farm 2 milcs northenst of
this city and thcre resided uniil his death
which occurred Monday , Peb. 4 , 1907.
In Ma ) ' , 1897 , he was united in mar _
ri e with Miss Clara Boyce who , with n
son , Wilber , and other relatives , dceply
mourn his death.
1I0 was taken sick with typhoid fcver
five wccks ago Dllll was rapidly recovering -
ing from the attnck until the day prior
to denth when a rclapse occurred.
l uneral services were conducted by
Rev. A. A. Mitchell yesthday . afternoon
at the presbterian church , the seating
capacity of which was inadequate to
accomodate those present.
Deceased was nn honorable , upright
citizen , kind and indulgent lmsbnllll IInd
father , amI held in the highest esteem by
all who lmew and hall bnsiness or S ? cial
relations with him , aUll his demise was t1
severe shock to the comm\\I1ity.
Zumbrota Zephyn.
Mr. Joe Coles sons are in hot pursuit
. or the wolf but have not capturcIl an ) '
. yet. The ) ' havc six houn s DllIl sincerel ) '
.1 hope they wiU be more Imccessful in the
future.
: Mrs. CQllwell and Mrs. Kimberling
I were friendly visitors ill this neighbor.
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Now for Pure Food "
Insist on
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Cream Baling Powder _
A PURE , CREAM OF TARTAR POWDER- .
MADE FROM GRAPES
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hood last Friday , cnllillg ou Mrs. Sau s
: md Mrs. Cole , partakiug of diuuer at
1\1rs. Callen's ,
Ralph Johnson shippcd ne car of
cattle anl1 part of a car of hogs , Jack
Martin making np the orther part. 1\11' .
Johnson accomprmied them JO Omaha.
1\11' . Koozer's childrcn arc now getting
bcttcr of the measles and arc able to be
up a Htlle hnt are still confincll to the
honse.
Weissert Warblcs.
George Hilton's haby is quite sick.
Earl 1 > lrnie made II hnsiness trip to
Sargent Friday , returning Saturday.
Onward Shadden has retnrne and
will estgblish a gas plant at Weissert ,
having fonnd business slow in Omaha.
Quite a number of Weisscrt's young
people have been cnjoying the literary
at Elton.
The revil mccting at Swiss valley is !
booming , and a vast amOltnt of gooll s
being done.
Mrs. DavW Hilton , of Broken 1I0w , is
visitiug. al George Hilton ' 5.
l.eonard Hilton transactcli husiness in
Sargent Friday.
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Art Cooksley is rcported uudcr the
wcather this , ; "eck.
\Vaync Amos , who is holding n position -
tion with the B. & .M. , is home for a
short visit.
David Adams , of Dr ) ' Valley , expects
to move to his farm , north of Sargent.
soon.
Skating is fine on Clear Creck now
and the young folks are eujoyiug . some
lovely skating.
John Shmhlen so1 < < 1 sixty head . of shoats .
to Bert Brass 1\1onday.
Lewis Town has 1Jecn hauling corn
from Zack Amos" this wfek ,
Ale. ( l'irnie lost enc of his hest fatl en-
ing cattle on t he ice to.l1n ) ' .
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WEAK KIDNEYS
MAKE. WEAK BODIES.
Kidney DiaeasclI Caulea Half the Com.
man Aches and Ills of Humanity.
As one weak link weakens a chain , so
weak kidneys wcakcn thc wholc body
nnll hasten the final hreakiug.down.
Overwork , strains , colds' and oUler
causes injure tie : kidncys , and when
their activity is lesscned thc whole hody
sufTers frolll the cxcess of uric POl-
son circulated in thc blool1.
Aches aUll pains and languor and
urinary ills come , and thcrc is II lover-
increasin tendenc ) ' towards diabetes amI
fatal Bright's disease. Thcre is 110 real
help for the sufTerer exccpt kidney help.
Doan's K ncy Pills acl llirectly on the
killne's and curc cvery kidncy ill. The
cures are the proof.
W. A. Tracy , printcr , 1ivill at 1123
Jule street , St , Jogeph , 1\10. , says : "Por
eight or ten ) 'cars I suffcrell at ti111cs
sevl rely with p\in ! in 111) ' hack , IInd al.
though I useel doctors' prescriptions amI
various mh'ertised rcmedies , I rccch'ed
Httle re1ief. I scarcel ) ' knew what it
was to bc withont a plaster on 111) ' hack , .
and lit night , after standing all da ) ' at !
Illy work , my sufTcdng was always worse.
As Doan's Kidney Pills were ad'crtised
utilI reC0111U1cnl1cd hy people fight hcrc
nt home , I procured 1OX 1U1I1 obtaincd
snch relicf that I kept ou using the rcm.
edy untilllllthe pain IImllamencss iu 111) '
ack hall1cft me. I soon felt as strong
IInd well as I ever dil } . I was so surprised
with the rcsnlts obtn 11C11 that I gave a
statemcnt for puhlication , mh'ising the
usa of Doan's Kidney l'i11s by k11lney
sufTerers. During the ix yenrs that have
elapsed I have no indiclltion of II return
of the trou lc , except whcn n cold scttled
in III ) ' hack , and thcn I take n fcw dose : >
( Doan's Kidnc ' Pills ntlll the trouhle
is always re1110vcd. I am pleasell to reo
indorse Doan's Kidne ) ' l'ills. "
Per sale h ) ' nil Ilealers. PriCl 50 cents
Ilostcr-l\1i1burn Co. , BufTalo , N. Y. , solf. .
agents for the Unitcd States.
Remembcr the namc-Donu's-and
take no other' .
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HARRY KIMBAIJL ,
l ROCKWELL & KONKEL
Successor to
f and GEO. WILLING ,
Embalmer and F "eral Director , )
NORTH SIDE , BROKEN BOW , NEB.
Business.phone , 301. Hesidence phone , 334 B. ' - . . . . .
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