She's Cured Thousands
Given up to Die.
Dr.OALDWELL
of CHICAGO.
Practicing Aleopntliy , Ilonieopnthy ,
Electric find Gencrnl Medicine.
Ily request will visit profcsslanally
Grand Central Hotel ,
Broken low ,
returning cM-ry ( our wrekH. C'oiiHiil licr when
tllU tlllDUtlllMIIV IM at Illlllll
UK. CAHWI'.LL Iiniiih ncr practice-In the
special treatment of dlseasuM ol tinI'.ye , Kar ,
None , Tlno.it , LuiiR" . I'em.ilu | ) | HP.IHIK ,
DI&e.iHcHof Children .tnd all Clinuild Ni-rvoi'H
; tml Surgical Dlneases at , x curalili ; iiaturt > ,
iCarly consumption. ItronclillU , Hniiiclil.il
Untnrrali , Cliriinlc Calarrnh , Ileail-Aclie , Con-
Rtlp.Uliin , Stuinaoliu and Hiwcl Troubles ,
KhcnniatlHin , Neur.iluia , Hclotlca , llrlk'htH'K
Disease , Kldnt-y DlHcam-s , DUeasfs of tile
I.Ivor and llladder , Dizziness , NervoiiHiiexu ,
Indigestion , Ulieslty , Ititcruiiteil Nutrition ,
Hlinv Growth In Clilldren , and all wastlnir
] ) lsc.a i'R In ailultB , DufornillleH , Club-fcct ,
Curvanluru of the Siilnc , UlBeattoK of the llraln ,
1'ar.ilysln , Epilepsy. Heart DlseaKo , Dropsy ,
Swelling of the Limbs , Strlcturci Open Sorex ,
l'.ilu hi the Hones , ( tranular KulartruincntH ami
nil lonif-slandliiif illseancs property trealcd ,
I5LOOD AND SKIN DLSHASUS.
I'lmpU'N , HlotchcH , IlruplloiiH , Liver SpotH
i'allhuf of tliu Hair , Und Cuinptexlon , Uczcina ,
Throat Ulcers , Hone I'aliiH , llladder Troubhjs ,
Weak Hack , llurnintr Urine , 1'unHlnir Uilnu
too oftuii , Thu IslTrctH of coiiHtllntlonal Hick-
nesRor tlic taklnir of too lunch liljni Inns medi
cine recclvurt Nearclilnir tie.ttinent , prompt
relief and a curu for life.
Dlhcasrrt of Women , Irrvuulnr MeiiHtr.ition ,
Valllutrof the \Voinl ) , lle-irlnif Down I'tilUN ,
Kemale DlHplacemcilttt Lack of Sfxual Tone ,
Lcucnrrliea , Sterility or Harrrnnesx , consult
Dr. Cahhvell and HIU w 111 Hliow Ihftn tliu cause
of their trotiblunnd tliu woy to become cured ,
CANCKRS , COITT.K , I'MSTIJLA , IMLI'.S.
and unlarued nl.iiulK treati-d with the mib-
cutanuoux Injcclliin miillioU , ahsolnlply with
out palu and without thu loss of a diop of
bloud , Ix one of her own dlhtMtvrrlrs and Is
really the nioxt sclciillllu and curl.ilnly Nine
cum mulliod of thlK an v.iuct'd a in : . Dr. C.id-
well haH practiced her ptofuxHlou In HOIIKI of
thu liirut'Hl hOHpllah-s ihroiitrhout thu country.
Sue II.IH no Riiporlor In lic.ulnif and illannon-
uir of diseases , dnformlllcti , ulc , Hhf ban
lately opened an ( illicit In Omaha , Nubraukn ,
where slit ! will spend a poitlon of each week
treating hur many patluntx. N" incnr.iblu
casoH aci'i'plcil for treatment , CoiiHiiltatlon ,
examination and advlcu one dollar to tliimu
Interested.
Dr. Ora Caldwell fit Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. Chicago , III.
Addrens all mall to | 0 | Ileo Diilldluif , Omaha
NcbranUa.
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ONE BLOT ON
CUSTER COUNTY.
IIIIKTIH-N WOMliN SIGNIU ) SALOON I'liTI-
TIONINOCONW.
MOTHERS 01s 39 CHILDREN ,
Is it Womanly to Sign a Death Mill Peti
tion ? Some Day Their Hearts Will
Ache When a Son or a Daugli-
( cr Is Ruined.
Tlie following- from tlie Ne
braska Issue of July will be of
interest to our readers : , and while
one saloon in the county is a blot
on Ouster's fair name , the day is
coining when it will be banished.
We are informed that if the
mothers of thirty-nine children
in the little city of Oconto had
withheld their names from Dan
iel iJnckley's petition Ouster
county would not be alllicled
with a saloon. We can find no
excuse for a man st nin a
saloon petition , and when it
comes to women , especially
mothers , signing one , we are at
a loss for words to do the subject
justice. W have seen mothers
who wcte heartbroken because
their sons were drunkards , others
because their daughters were
bound in marriage to men who
thought more of the saloon than
they did of their wives. These
scenes were sorrowful and moved
the strongest to tears. These
mothers never sanctioned a
salooii in their town , and if they
had , their anguish would have
been a thousand fold greater
than it was. Let us hope that
the mothers who signed Daniel
Buckley's saloon petition may
never be called upon to mourn
the ruin of one of their children ,
for it is bad enough to be the
cause of placing- temptation be
fore , other mothers' boys and girls
besides your own. ttead the
following :
"Ouster County , Nebraska , is
48x5-1 miles and has only one
saloon. This saloon is located
at Oconto , a small town in the
south central part of the county.
The saloon is run by Daniel
Buckley. Ilis petition for a
license was signed by the following
ing- women towit :
Mary Fox , mother of two chil
dren.
dren.Mary Brennan , mother of three
children.
Cora 15. lirown mother of two
children.
Ella Ivelloy , mother of six
children.
Marie K Tnndle , mother of
one child.
Mary McGuigan , mother of
four children.
Mrs. Frank Mayo , mother of
six children.
Kate Whealen , mother of two
children.
Mrs. Annie Jackson , mother of
two children.
Molly Moore , mother of four
children.
Minnie Robinettc , mother of
five children.
BhanchcVinkeltiun , mother
ol two children.
Lillian Brig-ham , no children.
The signers of this saloon pe
tition are the mothers of thirty-
nine children. Saloons live on
the ruin of boys and girls. How
many boys and girls do these
mothers wish to iurnish for the
Oconto saloon ?
Mothers , do you want your
children to know that you signed
Daniel Buckley's petition for a
saloon at Oconto ? Do you con
sider it an honorable womanly
act to thus commit yourself to
the whisky trade ? Is this act
something-that your children can
look back to with pride when you
are gone ? If your boys go to
drunkards graves and your
daughters to ruin , will you 'have
any regrets for signing- Daniel
Buckley's saloon petition ? What
excuse can you give for your
signature to this petition when
you come before the judgment
bar of God ?
Mothers the good people of
Ouster county are ashamed of
yon. The womanhood of Ne
braska feels your disgrace and
mothers bow their heads in
shame.
Motherhood is expected to be
pure , to protect her children , to
be an example of purity and high
ideals to her offspring. Mothers
of Oconto , do you want your
children to follow your ex
ample ? "
Old Thing Said a New Way.
"I am going to vote for
Bryan , " says a man. Someone
asked him to give a reason. "I
voted for him twice , " says the
man , ' 'and we have had good
times ever since. "
Read the advertisements.
THE DESERTED
BABY
liy LAURA L. HINKLIiY
( Copyrluht. )
"Oh , pluauo Lult ! my buby for Just
a moment ! "
She loft In Holllster'a dazed mind
the confused Imprusalon of a pretty ,
troubled face , a good deal of fair ,
fluffy hair under u big white hut , und
u flurry of aklrts down thf > . nlslc
that and thu undeniable buby on his
knee.
"Well ! I call that cool ! " ejaculated
Hulllster , gingerly Huutalnlng the In-
funt with ono htind , au ho twlHted
round to glare ut the car door.
" 1 hope , " Buld HolllHter , "that your
parent la transacting her affairs ex-
pedltloualy. 1 happen to know this
truln doesn't wait long. "
AH he opoktt , the premonitory quiver
piiHsud thiough tloor and sent , and the
car wheels begun to grind Ulong the
rallu. HolllHtor scanned the disap
pearing platform ; ho turned with des
perate hope toward the cur door ; and ,
an the train swept into Its long , pul
sing rush across the country , ho said
In his haste several things which the
baby was very fortunately too young
to understand.
Ho stopped abruptly as the door
opened ; but It was only the burly con
ductor.
"Say ! " crlod Holllster , "you've left
a woman behind this child's mother' '
Stop the train ! "
The conductor advanced tranquilly
down the aisle. "Can't stop ! We're
40 minutes late now. Telegraph back
from the next station. "
"What's the next station ? " demanded
Hollistcr , angrily. "How far ? "
"Next station , ForcBtburg. Twenty-
three miles. "
Holllster gasped nnd looked blankly
at the baby.
"Wife got off ? " inquired the conduc
tor , sympathetically.
"She's not my wife , " said Holllster ,
indignantly. "I never saw her until she
dumped this buby in my lap live rain-
uteB ago. "
The trainman grinned unpleasantly.
"Bet you never see her again ! She
ain't waltln' for no telegram ! "
"Abiurd ! " cried Hollister , in acute
alarm. "People don't abandon babies
dressed like this one ! "
"Don't they , though ? " retorted the
conductor. "If you'd seen all I've seen !
Leave any baggage ? "
"How should I know ? " protested
Holllster. "You might look. "
The conductor performed a tour of
inspection.
"Nary baggaee ! " ho announced ,
cheerfully. "She was a cute one , one
was ! Picked you out for u benevo
lent party likely to adopt the child. "
"I'm not a benevolent party , " said
Holllster , firmly. "If the mother
doesn't turn up , I shall , of course ,
hand the child over to the er the
proper authorities. "
The conductor stood beside Hollls-
ter's seat und nodded thoughtfully.
"All right ! Just ao ! Pretty kid ,
ain't she ? "
"How do you know it's a ahe ? " asked
rnlllutnr
"Tell by the looks of 'em mostly.
I've had five of my own. Well , good
luck ! Hope she don't cry ! "
It did cross Hollloter'i mind that he
was letting slip the flrat opportunity
of shitting hla charge , but the train
man , in spite of his live-fold paternity ,
did not impress Pollister au precisely
the proper authority to-deit ! with the
dainty Infant who still dune to his
finger.
"Ileully , mademoleelle , " he remarked
In the euaulug solitude a deux , "you
do seem to be right up against it ! "
"Ah , " said the baby , in a soft , vi
vacious , conversational tone , "ba , ba ,
v-v-v v ha ! "
"Precisely ! " returned Holllster.
"You touch the exact core of the U-
uatlou. Mam-mum has left us ! "
The shining brown eyas surveyed
him seriously. Suddenly , with a wide
display of toothless gums , the baby
laughed.
"Oh , if It strikes you as a laughing
matter ! " protested Holllster.
"Gee , gee , gu , " gurgled the baby
ecstatically. It danced Us elastic lit
tle body up and down ami made vague ,
sociable snatches in the air.
"You poor little soul ! " HoHister
murmured , with an odd tightening of
the heart which
somehow involved a
tightening of hlu arm around the baby.
And in all probability cold Charity
would take to her impersonal bosom
this bewitching mite !
Holllster adopted the conductor' *
view. Indeed , the woman's aspect , as
a * remembered it , scorned sufllclont to
Intplro any sane man with diitruut.
The baby continued a broken , inartic
ulate monologue of content , and Hoi-
Hater meditated many thlngg.
The baby squirmed , whimpered ,
quealed , fretted disdainfully at Hoi-
llettr's hetpleia temporizing , and at
lait emitted a downright y H.
"Oh , don't ! " exclaimed Holllster.
"Don't , girlie , doa't ! Somebody'll
bear you ! "
The baby'a aoft face turned an
angry red ; the tender body stiffened
wrathfully ; the youn voice rose in
credibly In a despairing , IndUfnaat
scream.
"Oh , stop ! atop I - implore * Hollla-
ter. "What " in the world do peopl. 4.
with 'em * hw theyHtre ! Walt !
Here ! here I Baby , ee su watch ! "
The baby stoye d eryla * with
amaslnc suddenntw , celM4 the w tb
hopefully , and thrust It as fter u
circumstances permittee" fat * Uia
mall , eager BiOBtlu
Rolllster , kerrlfled , expect * fM *
cwtoriaa ; tt fee b&by we * fts * * .
tonlshod nnd grieved for utterance ,
The little Il | ) quivered. The brown
eyes , brimming with tears , fixed on
htm a look of acute disappointment
und reproach. It cut him to the
heart.
"Oh , glrllo , girlie , don't ! You
know I didn't rnenn It ! You know I
wouldn't hurt you for the world ! "
How thu reconciliation was effected
Holllster never1 quite know. But
presently the baby lay trustfully
against his shoulder with one wee arm
as far us It would go around his neck.
"Well , that's settled ! " said Hollls-
ter , at length ; "she's not going to the
orphan anylum ! "
Llko the practical man he was , he
begun to consider wayu und means.
Thuru WIIH that legacy of his Aunt
Margaret , The Income would be just
about siilllclent for her support. That
being the cuse , did the fitness of
things require that she aho'uld hear
that inline ?
Holllster craned his neck to look
down Into .the oft face , nnd very
cautiously whispered : "Margaret ! "
The buby stirred slightly and snug
gled closer to his neck.
Ah , she would be the true Margaret !
What u dear little girl she would bo !
How'sweet u schoolgirl a young girl.
And wlion she was 17 he would be
only No , no ! No more of that !
Aid yet , why not ? A man Is young at
4C. She should live hur own girl-life
without a hint of obligation , without
the weight of u feather on her choice
And If she should at last prefer her
young-old guardian Pshaw ! This tiny
thing pillowed on his shoulder ! Per
haps he would toll her some distant
duy. HolltBter's dreaming eyes dwelt
on the soft buby form. Partly they
saw it , und partly the image of a
slender young girl In white , with
bright brown eyes ,
"Forestburg ! " The door slammed
open.
"Hello ! Wha' chu goln' to do with
that kid ? "
The baby started brightly awake.
"I get out here , " said Holllster ,
coldly. He gathered up the baby Inoue
ouo arm nnd his traps with the other ,
The mother must , of course , have her
chance of repentance , he reflected ,
"Can't Begin to Tell You How Orate-
ful We Are. "
walking down the aisle ; still he
doubted seriously whether ahe ought
in any case to .have charge
"Ob , Tom I Oil , Tom I"
A slim young womuu la white stood
on the station platform. She lifted .
toward him impulsive , diaphanous' '
arms nnd bright , brown eyes brimmed
with tears and laughter.
"The baby's here I The baby's safe !
Oh , Tom ! "
Gleefully the baby danced add
crowed. An Instant later it plunged
ecstatically Into the Impulsive , diaph
anous arms to bo smothered In u wild
embrace.
"Oh , " said the brown eyes ,
emerging , "how can we ever thank "
Holllster felt his hand grasped and
wrung. A young man whose blown
eyes shone with joy and fellowship
was hulling him aa benefuctor and
now-found friend.
"Can't begin to tell you how grate
ful we are , Mr. er HolllHter ?
Thanks ! Mr. HolllHtor , 1 want you to
meet my sister. And , suy ! 1 want
you to meet my wife. She'll bo in on
7:30 : been telephoning like mad. You
see , she left her pocketbook in the
depot thought she'd have time to get
It thought you'd be good to the buby.
My wife is u great judge of character.
Won't you come up to tea with us ,
Mr. Holllster ? ( loofl ! Wait a minute ,
sis , until 1 'phone Qludys , und we'll
take Mr. Holllster up to the house. "
"I hope you will come , Mr. Hollis
ter. " The brown eyes were frankly kind.
"My Hlster-ln-law will want * to thunk
you herself. We huve been In such
suspense ! Oh , Reginald , you little
scamp ! Was he good on the train ?
Hut he's almost always good. "
Holllster , a passively courteous
sheath of complex emotions , looked
down at her strangely. The mystic
bereavement In his eyes struggled
with a mystic discovery. The baby's
aunt blushed for no reason that she
knew of , and her trunk eyes tell.
Tom's return relieved the auddon
situation.
"That's all right ! Give me the
baby , Margaret. " Ho led the way ,
tossing the baby joyously.
"I thought the baby wus yours ! " said
Hollister. "That is I mean , " he ex
plained Incoherently , "er the resem
blance , you know , so extraordinary !
But don't thank me ! It was only a
pleasure and a privilege to know the
baby , I assure you , Miss "
She supplied her name , laughing :
"How absurd of Tom ! "
But Holllster's soul was chanting :
"Margaret ! Margaret ! Margaret ! "
Too many men prefer muck-raking
to honest toll.
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Hastings College Hastings , Neb.
FOUNDED IN 1882
LOCATION
Hastings is the fourth city of Nebraska , having a public buildings ,
tdegcnl residences , metroplitan stores , and heuntifnl churches. It
is also iu uu important railroad center , being located on the C. U.
&Q , St , J.&G. I. C. , N. W. and M. P. ruilsvuys. There also
ate three branch lines of the Dnrllugtou route , so that access is easy
fioin any quarter.
FACULTY
Jt couHlHtH of twelve cultured men and women representing elida different
.Universities and Colli'ifeK. 1'ost-vraduatc work at ilarvaid , Chicago , Yale ,
Ili-rllu and Ueldelbenr ffivexllicir teacliluir and HCliolaralilp uuuial bieadlli
and tlioroutrliness.
D I ? PART MI ? NT
I Till ! COM < ! ! fil ! . offerlutr two courses fordetfriH-H , with many electlvex.
II Till ! ACADEMY , offerluir lilirli HCliool training under cnlleirn jirolensorH.
III THE NOKMAI , SCHOOL , IsHulnir teaclierHcertlllcates under Mate
authority ,
IV Till ! CONSERVATORY OV "MUSIC " , with courni-H In Voice , plallo ,
I > lpuonrau , violin and mualcal theory.
KQUIPMUNT
Tuerenre four buildings ; KhiL'land Hall , a nien' dormitory and refectors ;
McCormeck Hall , the principal recitation Imlldlnir ; Alexander Hall , a
womeu'H domllorv ; Ilaritelelu Imlldlnir , the library and Nclentlllc lahoratorle * ,
.Facilities for colleges Hclence work am unsurpaHsed and all buildlngit have
.steam heat anil electric light.
Next year begins Sept. 8 , 1908. Handsome Catalogue and
illustrated souvenir srcc upon application to
A. E. TURNER , LL D. , President.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTIGF. TO HEW3.
The HHri Devisee-l J.t-Katrft ( rvdlton ,
and all persons Interested In the estate of
Mortimer Delano , deceased
Take notice That Kreil H. Delano lias filed
his duly verltled petition In the County
I'ou rt o ! Ouster i utility , Nclirask.1 , praying
that Delia Delano Bristol , Kml i : . Delauu ,
Willie S. Delano , and Mlllon Delano , be.
found and decreed to be tin- sole anil only
helis of Mortimer Delano , ilcu-abud ; that the
H.ild Mortimer Delano , departed this life
Intestate In Custer i-ouhty Nebraska. In
August 1WW , tile owner III lee simple of the
southeast quarter ot section twenty live (25) ( )
township seventeen (17) ( ) range seventeen ( I7i
In Ouster count ) , Nebraska and that said
realestatc and tlie title thereto passed to the
above named heirs In equal undivided
shares , that said property Is not liable for
the payment of any claim , or debt against
said estate or said deceased , and Is wiiolely
exempt I ruin execution , atl tchment. or oth
er inciiic process , theretor , and that all such
debts und claims , It an ) ever existed , are
b.ttred by ttason ut the Htattlteii of lliuita
lions , and the delay In the appointment of
an administrator fur said estate ; and that
the regular administration of the estate of
the said Mortimer Delano be Ulsifensed with ,
and lor genetal relief Salrt matter will be
heard In said Coin t on the 'joth day ol Au
gust P.niH at 10 o'clock a. in.
, > . Dated at Uruketi Uow , Nebraska ,
{ SUAI. } Julysutlt. ifliw
1 ' . HUUPIIIIKV
-v A. H ,
.1 . H. AitMOUn , Atty County udge.
NOTIOK l-'Oll
Department of the Inlerloi , United States
Land Otllce at Lincoln , Nebr , June L"J , I1KM.
Notice Is hereby given that Oscar II. l-'lnupy ,
ol Uroken How , Nebn , who , on April 1.1 , 10u7 ,
made homestead No. I8MI , for the nw'4 seW ,
sections" , township 10 north range ai.west of
Uth principal merlulan , has llled notice of In- .
tentlon to make Unal commutation pi oof , to
establish claim to the land above de.si'ilbed ,
before A. H. Huuiplney , County Judge , ol
t'uster County , at Uroken Uow , Nebraska , on
the 7th day 01 August , iww.
Claimant names as witnesses- Herman
Woodtutf , William Albright , Kit W. Sim
mons , Newton Cl Wright , all ol Htoken Uow ,
N'ebr. till AS V Snuim.
Jajy > Ufglstel.
PROPOSED CONSTITOTIOHAt
AMENDMENT.
The follcwliiff iirououfid amendment to
the conutitutlou of tli'j Stat * < < < > 'n.
lirnotn , ne lumlnMUr : c-t loit'.i in lull ,
iu uabmlttfd to the el r.tn .i ut the Ktaca
of Nolirnskn. to 1 u vt.taj. Mon rit tH- >
general olo-t'in f * .a TitiMclay ,
November 3rd , A. u. 1903 :
A JOINT HKKOM rutN M | iro'i m > an
Aim-niliucnt to So t'.uti U. Art.eS3 of
I InCoi'sUlut.nii of tit > Hlatf of .N'c-
3J it ! > OBOlvcO. tiiirt r.iuutff ! 3y t'lc So ;
iLliit-avu of tliu r. tit > < . < ui.ra.sXj. :
. . That ut Uia
" ( 'tliln 1 ( Anioiulis.eiU.j
Ci-lifial t'lt'f tlon f"t suiii- . ' l - 0 i i | \i-
HI' : Ill-is to bi' lHd ) on Hi. T n > ' u iti -
( ( . "Jtiill thi' fliht .M ipPav In .V iv. i.i'.i r.
! % > . . Illf foi'r ! | | v | * 1
. ii tinbiiiltii'd to thu elcctoru of thu
K'ntr us an uiij.-ii.iiiH-i'i. to . , i . \ ,
iKN ut' tht * lon-jtltiitlon ut 1. 10 : . ' ( i uf
Nol.i.iskii :
: * < ! Ion V. ( educational runfv , Iuvi7-
i" i nt ) All fuiiii'i belnnt ln : { In ii" - < iiHrf
for iMitiPiitliiiml | ) iiviouf | tin > inteiivt und
Inriiinc wlinrciif nnlv an > ! < lie II-MI , sli ill
I ) . ' denned tmst luii'l-i held Iv tinMtat > * .
nnd Ihisliite iiliallupiilv ' ( II 1 's"'Pi
tln-if-ijt' that IIHIV In iinv niunniT uei'i Uf ,
BO that tin1 sumsluill IIMPH'I ' ' < -
InvioKUi' und iniillfilnl hed ; und > hnll not
lie ItlVOHtrll < 1f I > aif-d f\.n'lt 'i I ll 1 > M | >
Ktutt's nr tate "o uiltli"1. or r.-BUtprmi
rountv liondrt of this Mali * , nr ri''lstort'il
tcliool illMiIrt bonds , , ! ' tliltit.itc an , I
Biipli'otjii'i1 Mceuiltlcs us Hitl l > Tld. ( liir
may fiom time ( > time illut t .Alid H'i-i ' !
funds \\ltli tinInti'i. . " - ! [ Hid 1'ir'o-ti ti ! M < >
' ' for th
of me lieiiHiv yolpiitnlv pkiU'i'd
purpoyps foi whlr-li thi-y .lie Kiitntcd nn I
net : iinvt | , and uluill not lii > tr > nM < iiel t >
uny other Ui'id for otlu-r n1
.Si-i'tlon 2. ( DaU&tB : AtlopUcu. ) Th.it
nt wald oloctlon In the your ISO . on il >
ballot of eneli t'loptor votlmr f th
shall bu printed or written tin-
"For proposed unit * ndmei'l t'1 ti i '
tlon with rcfcreriPH In M '
the iiTtnani'iit pchool fund " and .
said piopost'd uniiindment to the constitu
tion with lefiMence to the Imestifipnt of
thp permnnent sehool tiind. ' And If u.
nuilorlty of sill voters nt said eleutlon
hhull be for tuich ninendinent , the samu
uliall be deemr-d to bu uuopti-d
Apntuved AMll K. 1 ! 17
1 , ( U-o C .Itipi-ln. Si'crotarv of Htato ,
of the Rtati' of 'Nobraskii , do hereby cer
tify Ihut the fen if , > lnir inni.n'ied iniPiul
nient to thf Constitution of the StatP of
NfbmnkH Is a trim and eoirect copy ot
1 tin' nielli il nniolird and etiKiossod bill ,
Its P'tssed bv the T'lirtleth ' n'-- < ! ion of tlin
Icp.lslulurc of the fitatp of Nf-bnisUn , at
apueuiti rioni said original bill on fllo In
thlK offu'P. and Unit mild pronowd
fiinondliipnt In Miibmltlpd to thn iiiiftllflcd
vnli-iH of HIP Stallof Nptiin&U.i for thi'lr
ndoptlon or releptlon at tlie t'i'neial PPC-
tlon to bo hold nn Tui"dity , the 3d day
of November. A n iS
In testimony whereof , T have hfrpunto
eft my hand nnd ntflM'd thp ( IriMt Seal
of HIP State of Nuhraslui Uonrul Lin
coln JhlM SIMt day nf Jnlv. In the vt-\r
of mir Iot d Om > Thnuuiinl Nlnp Tlnn-
drodand Ki.rht , and of HIP Indr ppndoncu
of HIP I'nlti-d States the finp Hundred
and ThIrty-Milirf , ami of this fit ate the
Forty -second.
GEO 0 .11' N I'IN.
( Seal ) Si'C'iPtiiiv of ttia (
B. & M. Train Schedule
WRST HOUND HAST UOMHI )
No. y > < :3" : a in No , 40 0:40 : a ni
No. 41 HS7 pm No. 4'f : < 0 a m
No. 43 : a m No. 44 11:27 : pm
NOB 39 and 40 run between Lincoln aud llrokeu
Uow only , and not on Sundavi
I'rdiflit trains Nm 17 and 4.S raiiy uasaeiiKers ,
but are rnn as extras
Schedule of Broken Bow Mntlt.
I'OUCIIKS TOK Till ! UAS1 CI.OS1 ! AH IGM.OWS !
Train No 40 (1 a m
Train No U 'i:3o : a in
Train No 44 7.io : p m
I'OUCIIKS I.OK IIIK WK r CLOSK AS ponows.5
Train No 4:1 : S:00 : a m
Train No 41 T\j ; p in
Oflicn open Sunday fioin 4:30 : ID 1010 ; ! a in
week days , U ; ! < 0 a m to 730 ; D m
J. L. rCRCJUSON , R. A. HUNTKK ,
Notary I'ubllc. Hrokrn Uow.
ConiHtock , Nebraska , Nebraska.
Real Bstate In Durance
FARMS AND RANCHES FOR RENT
L13GAL , PAPERS DRAWN
Surveying anil platting neatly done.
HARRY KIMBALL ,
Practical Undertaker
&z Licnsed Embalmer
Ilnsiness phone , 301. Residence 334 H
Urobou i Nab.
T A , ARMOUK ,
Attorney at Law.
Broken Bow , Nebr.
Havlairjnst had elitht years practical exprr
euce as County Juilife , will itlvo special alien
tlon totbedrawlititatid iirobatluir of wills and
the administration of estates of deceased per *
BOU and mluorn. Write or phone me. I may
are you p trip ,
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