THE KEPUBLiCAN , OUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA.
Vr LEGAL NOTICES
Estate of James M caldwell Deceased in
C'ountv court of Custer County Nebraska
TheiJtate of Nebraska to nil persons in
tercsted In said estate take notice that the
executors of said estate haxe Oltd a llual ar
count ami tueori of their administration
and a petition for tlnal settlement and dis
ihatge as such , which have been set tor
bearing before said Court on April lull
1WV at 10o clock A. M. when vou tuaV ai >
pear and contest the same
Rated March S3rd ISHW.
A. It. IIUMIMIUEV Coiuit.ludge. .
MS * A 15 U
NOTICE FOK PL'UI.ICATION
Department of the Intel lor , r S. l.and
Oillce at North IMatte Nebraska. Man li
H IPO I
Notice Is hereby given that chailes Koch ,
ot Ilroken How , NelrasUa , who , on March
11 , HKJ4. made lloinestead Entry . < fo 1US33 , foi
SB 4 section del en , township It ! north ,
i aliKe 2i west of the slith pi Inclpal meridian ,
has Hied notice ol his Intention to make ilnal
live year proof , to establish claim to tht >
land abo\e described , before A. H. Humph
lev. County .ludge , at llroken How , Nebr ,
on" the eigtith day of Mav , 1'nw.
i laimant names as witnesses * :
Kmtnet L. Shoup. Sylvester Dale , Joseph
Obde , Michael Obde all of liroken How
Nebraska.
M 11 A 15 6t J. E. nviSS
In the County Court of Custer County Nebr
The heirs and all persons Interested in the
estate of Cora Itluiberllng. deceased.
TAKE NOTICE -That John M. KImberl
Ing. a resident of Uroken How Nebraska on
the 10th day of March \WO \ tiled In this cout t
a petition alleging , tli.it Cora Klinberlliig.
being an Inhabitant of custer countv Nebr
died Intestate therein , on the 'Jlst day ol
March 181W , slezed of an estateol inheritance
i onststiiife of real estate in this county , lield
in her madln name. Cora Heynei , that the
estate ol said deceased has ne\er been ad
ministered : that the said estate Isholv ex
empt tioui execution , attachment , or other
mesne process and is not liable lor payment
ol any debts ol'said deceased ; that Florence
r Kimberllng , aged 17 > ears , and a lesldent
ol flroken How , Nebr. K the sole aud enl >
heir ot said deceased and that petitioner \\ii ;
herhusbaud , and praying that this Court
Und all the allegations ot said petition true ,
dfctenmn the heirs , and dlstiibute the said
jeal estate discharged of all debts to said
heir subject to the cnrtrsy ol petltlonei and
all necessary relief.
U Is ordered that said petition tie heard in
this Court on the 3rd day of April 1009 at 10.00
o'rlork a. m. after publication qf this order
loriirei5 uuceeslve weeks In the I'usier
ppWy Kupublican , when and where all In-
( ( tested parties will be heard.
1 Dated March m inAft
A. R. IIUMI'HHKV.
( SEAUMar. ll.r.3t County judge.
The State of Nebraska , /
t'ualcrCouuty. > ss.
In tlu- County Court nt said County
In the Matter of the K-.tate \\illl.ini J
Wantz Dercdscil.
On reading and Ulins the petition ot Har
ley O. Want/ praying that the Instrument
llled on the 23rd day of March 1009 and pur
porting to be the last Will and Testament ol
the said William J. Want ? dccciscd , may be
nroved. tpproved , probated , allowed , and
recorded as the last Will and Testament of
the said S. William Want ? deceased , and
that the execution of said Instrument may
be committed , and the administration ol
said estate may be granted to Almlra K
Wan.z as executrix.
PRDEUKD.That Api 11 Hlh 1909 at 10 o'clock
AM. , is assigned for hearing bald petition
when all persons Interested In said matter
may appear In a County Court to be held in
and for said County , and show cause why
the prayer of petitioner Miould not be
ttid , and that notice of the pendency of
at petition aid | the hearlnir thereof be
given to all persons interested In said mat
ter bv publishing a copy of this order In the
Itepulillcnn a weekly newspaper printed In
said county , for three Miccesslvo weeks pri
or to said dav of hearing.
A. H. IIDSM'HKEV , County .Indue.
Mi'3-A-83t
SHERIFF'S SALbi.
Notice Is hereby Given , That by virtue of
ail UrUcr of bale. Issued to rae from the IJis
triut coun ot Custer County. Nebraska , up
on a decree of foreclosure rendered In said
court , at the February 1'Afl term thereof , to.
wit. On the bth day ot February ISKiy in fav
or of William Wilde and against U. J. and I.
S Maulsby.
cqunty , Nebraska and I will , on the 19th day
pf April 1000 , at 2 o'clock P. M. , at the cast
llnor of the Court House , in the c-lty ol 1 "k-
lluw NfMraslta , in ; iid county rell
real estate at public auction to the lu
bidder for cash , to satisfy said decree , in
terest and costs , the amount due thereon
to the sum of SW3 05 with 8 per cent interest
ft 6m February 8th 1P09 and court costs
amounting to te.OO and accruing costs. Said
abo' i ; real estate will be sold subect | to all
brfoV nenVand incumbrances , as per cer
tlllcates on Ule n DUtrlct Clerk s oftlce.
Dated this istli day of March 1U09.
JJ. P. KoM.NKnvShot HI.
A I' . JOHNSON , Attornpv ,
M 18 A-10-51
NOTICn FOU 1T1U.ICATION.
Department of the Interior , r. S. Land
Oillce ut llroken How , Nebr. March 15,1909
'Notice Is herebv given that Thomas S.
Smith ot Round Valley , who , on On-ember
1st , lOirt , made Homestead entry NO. 010TI
serial No. 312(1 ( , for N. 'i. N. K section s.1 ,
township 1HN. , ran it e 19 W. sixth principal
meridian , has liled notice of Intention to
make Unal Uvc year proot , to establish cllam
to the land above described , betoi e Register
and Reclcver at Hroken UovI ebiaika , on
Ifie llfpn day of May , 1909.
Plalinaiit names as witnesses.
Douglas Thompson , Round Valley , Nebr. .
Nathan A. Smith , of llroken How. Nebr. ,
idwatd SniUh. Round Valluy , Nebr S.tm
llel Thompson of Round Valley.
JHb A ii P t JOHN RKUsii , Register.
HIGH GRADE
Lumber , a lar e assoitmont
and complete stock for Builders
to choose from , Let us estimate
your contracts. We always
to please ,
H. T. B RUCE & CO.
Lumber & Coal
South side ,
" ' * * " n'v '
Younger Set |
j
I By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS , S
® Author of " . " . * *
, "Tho Flghtln * Chance. Etc.
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Copyrltfht , 1007 , by Robert W. Chnmbera
( Coiiliuueil from last week. )
siilirsohvyil sliTtXv.
Itutlivuu turui'il , took two unsteady
slops forward and laid his heavily
rlngi'd hand on tin ; Imclc of a rliulr.
Sohv.Mi yinlliul , iiml UutliviMi .sat down.
"Now. " I'unllmii'd HI-IW.MI. "for ror-
tain riilc.s of coiiduct to govern you
durliii ; the ri'iiniimlcr ofoiir . wife's
llfotlnii' . And your wife Is 111 , .Mr.
Huthveurlil ; of a slukno.ss which
may Inst for a gruat many years or
tuny lie tptiuliiatt'd In as muuy days
Did you know UV"
lJutliven snarled.
"Vi-s , of Bourse you knew It , or you
Hii'qii'i'ted It. Your \\lfe Is In a sanitari
um , as you have dNi'overed. She Is
mentally 111 rational at times , violent
at mi > meits ! and for lon periods qulle
docile , Kcntlu , harmless , content to he
talked to , read to , advHed , persuaded
Hut during the last week a Hianjre of
a certain nature has occurred which-
wlik-h , I am told by competent physi
cians , not only renders her caae beyond
all hope of ultimate recovery , but
threatens an earlier termination than
was lit llrst looked for. It Is this : Your
\\lfe has become like a child attain ,
occupied contentedly and nulte happily
with childish things. She has forgot
ten much. Her memory Is quite gone.
How much nw ! does remember It Is Im
possible lo say. "
His head fell , His brooding eyes were
fl.xed on the rug at his feet. After
awhile he. looked up.
"I understand that yon arc contem
plating proceed Ings ugnlust your wife.
Are. you ? "
"Yes , 1 niii , " mild Huthveu.
"l > n the grounds of her mental Inca
pacity' . ' "
"Yes. "
"Then , as I understand It , the wom
an Whom you persimJed to. break every
law , human and divine , for your sal\
you now propose to ahtuidqn. Is \\ii\\ \ \
If ; "
huthven made no reply.
"You propose lo publish her pitiable
plight to the world by beginning pro- ,
ceodings. Yon Intend to. notify the
public of your wife's Intlrmlty by di
vorcing her. "
"Sauo or Insane , " Imrst out Uuthven ,
( ' .she was riding for a fall , and she's
going to get It ! What the devil ar"
you talking about ? I'm not accounta
ble to you. I'll do what I please. I'll
inaiume my own affairs. "
"No , " said Selwyn ; "I'll manage this
particular affair. And now I'll toll
you how I'm going to do It. I have In
my lodgings , or , rather , In the small
hall bedroom which 1 now occupy , an
army service revolver In fairly good
condition. 1 ahull { vv > tyyselr \ } \
t-a t/ V / * *
SPSrjf'V S7.\4 u
VM S5- * *
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1 IK _ \ < > - . > vv i . 11
V
A ' 'Sf rtfiW
U rawc
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lilm i'/r / > Jn "ll'fl ' ( * Mo th ?
of using It on you If you ever
'i ! any such action for dlvorq1.
> r separation against your wli'PT'1 '
s Ilnal. "
Huthven stared at him as ( hough hyp
IDtlKCll.
' 'Don't misliiko mu , " added Selwyn , a
; rltli ) wearily. " | am not compelling
you Id decency for the purpose of pun
you. Men never ( roublewn \ \ -
to punish vermin. They simply
exterminate them or they retreat and
avoid them. I merely mean llmt you
fihnll never again bring publicity and
upon your wife , even though
now , mercifully enough , she has not
the faintest Idea that you are what a
complacent law calls her husband. "
A slow blaze lighted up his eyes ,
lip got up from his chair ,
You decadent llttlu beast ! " lie said
slowly. "Ho you suppose that the
dirty accident of your Intrusion Into an
hoiie.il man's life could dissolve the
( Ihine compact of wedlock ? Soil it
yes , besmirch It , rciidpr | | superficially
unclean , unlit , nauseousyos. . but nei-
jhcr you nor your vile code nor the Im
becile law you Invoked In legalize tin
situation really ever deprived mil nl
my Irrevocable status and vtwpmisbl | !
liy. My wife , beamed gr misnamed
liumblud or unhnmbled , true to hei
inarrlago vows or fateo to them ,
legally tU wlfo of another , lias nevei
ceust-d to be my wlfo"
lie turned on his heel , paced the lit
tie room once or twice , then swung
round again :
"K ' ep your fllttyy inonuy , w"n < g
from'women and boys overcaid tables
Even If eouio blind , woimllUe proceed
of Instinct stirred the slmine In you
nud you ventured to offer belated aid
to the woman who bears your name I
forbid It ; I do not permit you the priv
ilege , except that she retains Joiif
pame , nnd the moment you attempt to
rob her of that I will destroy you ; ex
cept for that you have no further re
lations with her nothing to do 01
undo ; no voice us to the disposal of
what remains of her ; no power , no
\\lll , no influence In her fate. 1 sup
plant yon ; 1 take my own again ; I reassume -
assume it responsibility temporarily
taken from me. And new I think you
under.Htanil ! "
lie gave him one level and deadly
Ktare ; then his pallid features relaxed.
He .slowly walked past Huthven , grave ,
preoccupied , unlocked , the door and
passed out.
Chapter 23
VYN"S lodgings were
not Imposing i Uii-'Ir
furnishings or dlincn-
slons u very small bed-
Vfijfp' room la the nelghbor-
\W hood of Sixth avenue anil
AVashlnglon square but
the heavy iiml Increasing drain on his
resources permitted nothing better
now , and. what with settling ( ! erald's
compl lea t Ions anil providing two nurses
and a private suit at Clifton for Allxc
Kuthvcn , he had been obliged to sell
a number of securities , which reduced
his income to a figure too absurd to
worry over.
However , the government had at last
Blgnllled its intention of testing his In
vention chaoslte and there was that
chance for better things In prospect.
Also , In time , Gerald would probably
be able to return something of the
loans made.
.Night after night , patiently .per
plexed , he retraced his errant path
way through life back to the source
of doubt and pain , and once arrived
there he remained. , gazing with impar
tial eyes upon the ruin two young
souls had wrought of their twin lives.
Dreadful his duty because ho knew
that lie had never loved her , never
could love her ! Dreadful doubly
dreadful- lie now knew what love
might be , and it was not what he had
believed It when ho executed the con
tract which must bind him while life
endured.
That she had strayed under man
made laws held guiltless could not
shatter the tie. That he , blinded by
hope , had hoped to remake a life al
ready made and had dared to mas
querade before his own snul as a man
free to. come. , U' go Mini free to love
could not alter what hnd been done
Hack , far back , of it all lay the death
less pact- for better or for worst ) .
Anil now , alone , aUuutlonfd , help
lessly sck | , utterly dependent upon the
decency , the charity , the mercy of her
legal paramour , the J'o.u.ntf girl who
had once been his wife had not turn
rd lo him In vain.
Before the light of her shaken , mind
had gone out she had \vrllten him In
coherently , practically In extremis , and ,
if he had hitherto doubted whtMv his
duty lay , from thiU in.ome.nt he had
no longer any doubt. And very quiet
ly , hope.le.sHly and Irrevocably he had
crushed out of hl'i KOII ! the hope and
promise of the new life dawning for
him above the dead ashes of the past.
It was not easy to do. He had not
nili'il It vt't Itn illil lint l.-im\i' Imw
riiere were tloa to bo savered , friend
ships to | ie geutly broken , old scenes
, o be forgotten , memories to kjll.
J'here was also love lo Uo disposed of.
And he did not kno\v ho\y.
Klrst of nil , paramount in hU-hope-
ess trouble , the dosIlM 10 save others
from pain persisted.
or that reason he had been curoful
that ( Jerald should not know where
and how he was no.w obliged to live ,
lest the boy suspect and understand
haw much of Solwyn's little fortune It
had taken to settle his debts of "hon
or" and free him from the sinister
pressure of Neorgard's Importunities.
Tor that reason , too , he dreaded to
have Austin know , because If the truth
were exposed nothing In the world
could prevent u violent and Ilnal sep
aration between him and tljo foolish
boy who now at ln.st wus beginning to
8how the first glimmering traces of
character and common sense.
So he let It be understood that his
address was his club for the present ,
for he also desired no scene with.
Hoots , whom l\e \ knew would attempt
to force him to live with him In his
cherished and brand new house. And
even If he cared to accept and perm.lt
Moots tu place him under such obllga
tlons It would only hamper him In his
duties , bc-causi * nuw what remained of
hs ( Income must bo devoted to Al\e. |
Even before her case hud taken the
more hopelbtiagurii he hud niidcistood
that she could not remain at Hilton
finch cases were neither desired nor
treated there. Hi * understood that
And no he hud taken for her a pivtty
llttlu villa at Edge-water , with tiy
trained nnisi IQ care for hfcr aud , a ,
pliaeton tor hero \ drive.
And now she ai installed them ,
properly cau-d fur. am rounded by every
comfort , contented , except in the black
and violent crises which still swept her
In recurrent storms Indeed , tranquil
and happy , for through the troubled
glimmer of departing reason her eyes
were already opening In the calm , un
earthly dawn of second childhood. Out-
Hldb of that dead garden of the past.
p.eojTled bj laujMilnji Iiha.njo.ipa of her
j-outh , but one single extraneous mem
ory persisted- memory of Selwyn
curiously twisted and readjusted to the
comprehension of n child's mind , vague
nt times , nt times wistfully elusive and
Incoherent , but It remained always n
memory and always a happy one.
He was obliged to go to her every
three or four days. In the Interim she
sootned quite satisfied and hnppy , busy
with the simple and pretty things she
now cured for , but toward the third
day of his absence she usually became
restleso , asking for him mid why he
did not come. And then they telegraph
ed him , and he left everything and
went , white faced , stern of lip , to en
dure the most dreadful ordeal n man
may face to force the smile to his lips
and gayety Into the shrinking soul of
him and sit with her In the pretty , sun
ny room , listening to her prattle , an-
swctlng the childish questions , watch
ing her , seated in her rocking chnlr ,
singing contentedly to herself and playIng -
Ing wlt'i ' her doftj and ribbons- dress
ing tlioiu , undressing , mending , nr-
ranging-until the heart wlthlu him
quivered under the misery of it and he
turned to the curtained ulndow , hands
clinching convulsively and teeth set to
force back the strangling agony in his
throat. And the dreadful part of it all
was that her appearance had remained
unchanged -unless , perhaps , she was
prettier , lovelier of face and tlgure than
ever before.
Thinking of these things now , he
leaned heavily forward , elbows on the
little table. And suddenly unbidden
before his haunted eyes rose the white
portico of Sllverslde , and the green
sward glimmered , drenched In BUU-
shine , and a slim llgure in white stood
there , arms bare , tennis bat swinging
In one tanned llttlu hand.
Happily for Eileen , happily for him ,
alas , love In Its full miracle had re
mained beyond her comprehension.
That she cared for him with all her
young heart he knew ; that Hhe had not
come to love him he knew too. So that
crowning misery of happiness was
spared him. Yet ho knew , too , that
there had been a chance for him ; that
her awakening had not been wholly
Impossible.
And now , leaning there , his face
burled In his hands , hours that he
spent wltH her came crowding back
upon him , and In his ears her voice
echoed and echoed , nnd his hands trem
bled with the scented memory of her
touch , and his soul quivered and cried
out for her.
Storm after storm swept him , and In
the tempest he abandoned reason ,
blinded , stunned , crouching there with
head lowered and his clinched hands
across his face.
Hut storms , given right of way ,
on and over , and tempests sweep hearts
cleaner , nnd after n long while he lift
ed his bowed head and sat up , equar
Ing hl. > shoulders.
Presently he picked up his pipe again ,
held It a moment , then laid It aside
Then ho leaned forward , breathing ;
deeply , but quietly , and picked up a
pen and a sheet of pnpor. for the time
had come for hla letter to her , and he
was ready.
The letter ho wrote was one of thosu
guy , cheerful , Inconsequential letters
which from the very beginning of
their occasional correspondence hail
always been to her most delightful
an easy , light hearted letter , ending
In messages to all and a frank regret
that the pursuit of business and hap
plncss appeared Incompatible at tin
present moment.
Ills address , ho wrote , was his club
Ho sent her , he said , under separate
cover , a rather Interesting pamphlet 11
monograph on the symbolism dlsplayoi
by the designs In Samarkand rugs nut
textiles of the Ming dynasty. And hi
ended , closing with it gentle jctit con
cernlng bluestockings and rebellion- :
locks of ruddy hair.
And signed his name. . . - '
Nina and Eileen , In traveling gowns
mid veils , stood on the porch at Silver
side , waiting for the depot wagon
when Solwyn's letter was handed to
Eileen ,
The girl flushed up , then , avoiding
Nina's eyes , turned and entered the
house Once out of sight , Hhe sv > lftl >
mutinied lo her own room and dropped ,
breathless , on the bed , tearing the en
velope from end lo end. And from
end to end and buck again and over
again she read the lettor-at first In
expectancy , lips parted , color brilliant ,
then with the smile still curving her
cheeks , but less { genuine now , almost
mechanical , until the smile .stamped
her stiffening lips faded and the
soft contours relaxed , and she lifted
her eyes , staring Into space with
wistful , questioning lift of the pure
brows.
What more had who expected ? What
more hud ho desired ? What wus she
bccUug there that he hud left unwrit
ten ? What was she searching for of
which there was not one hint In all
these pages ?
And now Nina was calling her from
Iho hull below , and she answered gay-
ly and , hiding the letter In her long
glove , came down the stairs.
"I'll tell you all about the letter In
tUe train. " she said. "He is perfectly
well and evidently quite happy , and
Miia"-
"What , dear ? "
"I want to send him a. telegram
.May IV"
"A do/en If yon wish , " said Mrs
Gerard , "only If you don't climb Into
that vehicle we'll miss the train. "
Su on the way to Wyossett ntatloi
Eileen sat very still , gloved hauls
folded In her lap , composing her tela
gram to Selwyn. And once In the sta.
tton , having it by heart already , slid
wrote It rapidly :
Nina and I &ra on our way to the Ucrk
for aeek. . lions. } party at tha
. We atay overnight In
( Continued Next Week. )
RAS ANDERSON
DEALER IN
CRAIN AND COAL
in large and small quantities at both wholesale
and retail.
Special avtcn'ion given to filling orders for coal
in any quantity. j
Broken Bow , - - Nebraska S
xP
A 1JSTR ACTING
BROKEN BOW ABSTRACT CO. BONDED
Farm Loans Quickly Closed
I. A. RENEAU
Si fw
© | j
FOR OUR
Baldwin Nut and Lump
iyTi l. & Cannon and Nigger Head Coal
g WE ALSO NOW HAVE NICE PEA COAL g
| C3r 3Lj TnuLirOLOir XjfDir Co.
CUSTlflR ( JO. TjANU MAN
'F YOT liave u snap in a farm , or ranch Tor sale
list with me. 1 1' you want to buy a snap in a
Farm or ranch come and see me. Phones , of
fice ' 12 , residence , 121) ) .
" "
. "VST" .
BUOKKN How NKHU.
She's Cured Thousands
Given up to Die.
Dr.CALDWELL
of CHICAGO.
Practicing Aleopnthy , Homeopathy ,
Electric anil General Medicine.
lly HMiicHl | will visit profeosianallr
Grand Central Hotel ,
Men Bow , Apr , 15
elnruluir nvery four weekn. Consul lirr when
the oinioiiiiiiltv. IK at hanil
IK. CAItfUWnLI < hniiih nrr practice to the
pecial ttvatinunt of dlseaHits of the Kye , ! ' , .ir ,
S'ose , Throat , I < UIIKS , 1'emnlu Diseases ,
) l8eainof Clilhlren and all Chriinic , Nervous
ud Surnlcal Diseases of a curablu nature.
< arly couHiiinption. HroiicliltlH , llronchlal
Catarrah , Chronic Catarrali , Hrad-Ache , Con.
Htipation , Stomachu and llowel Troubles ,
4heiniiatlMii , Neuralir'a ' , Sclotlca , Ilrltrlits's
isease , Kulney Diseases. DlHeahVH of the
/Iver and llladder , DUihiesH , NervouHtiuHS ,
ndiirtihtlon , Obesity , Interuptcd Nutrition.
iluw llrowlli in Clilhlren , and all wnstliiu
IISLMRI-S In acliiltH , UuformitlcH , CIutfect ,
: iirvanluro of the Spiuu , Ulscasus of the Itrain ,
'aralysis , Kpile | > sy , Heart Disease , Dropsy ,
wiillmir of Illf liinbs , Stricture1 , Open Sores ,
'aln lu tbc lloneN , lirauular Unlart'emunts unil
all lonu-standlni ; iliseases property treated.
111,001) AND SKIN DISIAS/S.
I'lniDleH , lllotches , Kruittloiis , Uver Spots
I'allinir of the Hair , Had Complexion. ICczeiua ,
1'liroal Ulcers , Hone I'alns , llladder Troubles ,
Weak Rack. HuriiiiiK Urine , I'aohlnif Uiine
too often. Tint effects of constitutional sick
ness or Hie takinir of too mui.li InjurioiH niedi
cine recurves hearchniif treatment , promiil
relief and a euro fur life.
Diseases of Women. IrrfL'iilar Meusiratlou ,
allintf of tliij Womb , llcariuir Uowii I'jius ,
Female Uispl ii'eineuts LacU ol Sexual Tom * ,
I < eucorrhea , Sterility or llarrimaujd , conniilt
Dr. CalJwcll and she will ahuw ttieni ilm cause
of their trouble and ino woy to become cured.
CANC12KS. U01XUK. rJSTUI.A , IMMa. :
and unlarced t'lamla treated with the nub
cutaueoua Injection method , abiolutply with
out pain and without thu lusn of a dru | > of
blood , U onu of her own discoveries ami Is
really Hie mobt hcleutitic and erutuly sure
cum method of this an vanced airfo. Dr Cad-
null has practiced her proleSbluu lu some ol
Die largest Uospitao ! tUruUKhout the coiinuy
She IMI no sur.mu.r MI tieatniK and iliaunon
air ot dueases. defurmilles. utc. She has
lately opened an othce lu Omaha , Nebraska ,
where fcho will spend a iioruon of each week
treating her many patients. N ° incurable
cases accepted for treatment. Consultation ,
ezamlnation and advice one dollar to those
eteated.
Dr , Ora Caldwell & Co , ,
Omaha , Neb. Chicago , III.
Address all nuil to i ' Ike UullJlaa , Oiuslia
17 GTS. A DAV
BUYS AN
This anin/liiK offer the New Model Oliver
Typewriter No. fiat ITrents.t day -Is open to
everybody , every wheie.
It's our new and ImmeiiHelv popular plan
ol selling Oliver Typewriters on little i-.isy
payments The abandonment ol longhand
in f.uoi of i lean , legible , beautiful t > pewtlt
Ing Is the next great step In human piociess
A readv- all lines ot business and In all
pi olesslons the use of pen and Ink Is lai gely
lestrliled lo Hie utlllngol Hlgnalnres.
College ! ! and High Si hoots , watch-
tul ol the li mil ot
public sentmenl , ate
iralnlng a vast aimy
ot young pcoiile In tin *
ll'ieol Ulht-rTypeHilt
el s
The piompt and gen-
( runs i espon.se ot tin *
Oliver Typ eliter -
Conipan ) to the \\oilil
nlde demand for mil-
\ein.il t
tremendous impetns.to the movement.
The OlUei.ullM Hitlaujest sale ol any
typewriter In existence , was the logical ma
chine to take the inllalive In , bringing about
tin' nnlveisal use of lypp wrlleis it always
leads' '
Save your Pennies and Own
The Standard Visable writer
Tills " 17 cents adaj" selling plan make
the Oliver as low as lo rent. It places tlir
machine \\lthln easy reach ol every honn
every Individual. A man's "cigar inoiiej
a woman's "pin money" will tiny H.
Clerks on small salaries can now afford to
own Olivers. Hy ntllUlngspaiemomeiUs tor
practice they may lit themselves for more
Important positions.
School boys and school girls can buy Ol.
vers by saving their pennies.
Yon can liny an Oliver on this plan at tin :
regular catalogue jirlce-tliw. A small llrut
payment hi Ings Hie machine. Then yon
save 17 cents a day and pay monthly.
Anil the possession ot anOllver Typu-vrlter
enables yon to earn money to Mulsh paying
lor the mat lilme ,
The Oliver Is the The Oliver Type
most highly pert eft writer turns out
ed lypewtiter on the more workol better
noikethence * l I s quality and gi eater
UU pel i ent elucicn- variety than any
other writing ma
Among Us scores ot chine , simplicity ,
onvenleiiLes aie strength , ease of i v-
-the HaiaiiLO bhllt eratlon and visa ) .
-the Ruling Ijevlce ity are the corn
the Double Release stones to Its tout
the kocumotl v " hiK supremacy m
Has- cot renpondence
the Autom a 11 c -Card Index Wort
-Tabulated Reports
-tin- Ant u m a 11 c Follow-up Systems
Tabulator Manltoldlng Sor-
I he Disappearing xlce
Indicator --Addressing Enve
-the Adjustable I'a lopes
jier I'liiKen Working on Ruled
-the Sclcntltic Cou F'ortua
dcnstd Key - cutting MluieO'
board graphs Stencils
Can you spend 17 cents a day to better ad
vantage than la the purchase of this wonder
ful machine/
write tor Special 'nasy'Payinent'.Prop0sl !
tlon or dee the nearest Oliver Agent.
The Oliver Typewriter Company
116 South 15 Street ,
OMAHA .
, - NEBRASKA