THE REPUBLICAN , OUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA ,
LEGAL NOTICES
Estate of James M caldw-ell Deceased in
County court o ( Custer Count ) Nebraska
The State of Nebraska to oil persons in
terested In said estate , take notice that the
executor * of said estate ha\c filed a tinal ac
lount and n > eort of their administration
and a petition lor Unal settlement and dls
( liiri-e as such \vhlch hue been set for
lie at ing betoie s.Ud Court on April 17lh.
liMy at 10 o clock A M , when jou may ap
mat and i.ontest the same
Dat < d Mjuli 23rdW \ \ <
A. 15. lit MPHHEV , Count ) Judge.
Mas A ir. it
SHEKirrs SAM :
Notice Is hereby Given , That In virtue of
an Order of Sale Issued to me from the Dls-
tt let coun ot Custer County , Nebraska , mi
oil .1 deiice of foieclosure rendered In said
court , at the february m * ) term thereof to.
wit On the tth day ot I'ebruary lUi In lav
til \Villlam Wllile and against U J and L.
I have levied upon the following Described
i < Ml estatetovvit the North H ot the South
( .isi " 4 and the South J4 of the Northeast H
di M i tlmi 23 tow nshlp 19 Kauge 25 In custer
Coiintv. Nebiaska and I will , on the 10th day
ot A in II UKW , : itJ o'clock I > . M. at the cast
( loot nt the Court House , In the city of Btok
tn How , Nebraska , In said count ) sell said
nal estate at public auction to the highest
bidder for cah to satisfy said decree In
teust and costs , the amount due thereon
to thesum of * lK)3c5 wlttio per cent Interest
r trom Pebruar ) 8th 1WJ and court costs
amounting to JioOO and accruing coats > Said
above real estate will be sold subject to all
prior liens and Incumbrances as per i tr
tlllcates on tile In District Clerk s ortlee
Dated this 18th day of March ifliw.
H F KCNNEDY Shetltt
A P , JOIINS > O > , Attoruev.
M 18 A 15 5t
NOTicr roil prnuf'A'i ION.
Department of the Interloi r s Land
Office at Iiroken llovv Nebi Maich 15 1WM
Notice Is hcreb\ given that Thomas S
Smith of Hound Vallelio , on Dwemboi
1st , liWJ , made Homestead entiy X < > . OIU7I
serial No. . J(5 ( for N. / , N K section s. .
township 18 N. raiii-e 19 W sixth principal
meridian , has Hied notice ot Intention to
make tlnal tlv e > ear proof , to establish ( Ham
to the land above described bcfoie Keglster
and Hcciever at Hioken Bow Nebrasl.u on
Hie nitli day ot Ma ) , 11HW )
Claimant names as witnesses
Douglas Thompson. Hound \ alle > Ncln ,
Nathan A Smith , ot liroken How , Nebr
lidwnrd Smith Hound \allcv Ni bi Sam
uel Thompson of Hound \ allc )
M 18 A 22 ( I t JOHN Hr.i.vh Hcglstor.
NOTICE or UEcnivuus SAM :
Notice Is liereb ) given that puisuant to an
older of the Dlstrkt Court ot CUbtei County
Nebiaska made li ) the Iton. Hiuno O. llos
teller , Judge said ot District Court on the M
dav ot Pebiuaiy HK)9 In the case ot U M
Ambberrv Vb the-broken How uaslness and
Normal College- al
I will on Tuesday the -nil dav of Ala > 1IW1
at 2 o cloi v p in , at the cast front door ot
the Court house In theelt ) ot Urokea How
Nebraska , soil at public sale lor cash lots
: < and I of block 9s Railroad addition to
Broken liou. Nebiaska , togetheiltli all
buildings and appurtenances on said lots
Dated this 1st day ot April 19oy.
A I I'JM John M TuilNhlt Kecelvei
oitunit rio SHOW CAUSI :
In the District Court of Custer Countv
Nebraska.
In the matter of the Estate * ofVllllam
Thompson , deceased.
This cause came on foi hearing upon the
petition ot T. T. Hell , admlnlstiator of the
state of William Thompson , dec eased pra )
lag fora license to sell the south west ( [ liar
tei ot the north east iiuaiter and lot two In
section one (1) In township touiteen ( II )
north at range twenty one- ( . ! ! ) vest of the
tlth pilnclpal metldlan In Custer Count )
Nebraska , or a sulllclcnt amount ot the same
to bring tlic sum ut HITS 00 for the painent
ot debts allowed against siid estate the
cost ot admlnlstiatlon and the expense of
this proceeding , there not being sallleMeiit
\ personal propert ) to pay said debts and e\
penses
It lb thctelore oidoied that all persons In
teiested in said estate appear belore me at
Kearney Nebiaska , on the 1.1th da > ot Mi ) ,
UHJJat one o cloik p m to show cause whv i
Hi ease should not be granted to said ad
inlnlstrator to soil so much of said leal
tstaie ot said deceased as shall be necessar )
to p iv s iid debts and expenses Notice to
be published In custer count ) Republican ,
H iteil this . ' .til d o < > l AUic.1i I'JJi
IIKIIMIO. UcMrKILKK judge.
. \ i \ 21 : .t
NOTICE'I OCUEDITOKS
In HIP Countv roait of custer Count ) Ne
In.ir.Un
In tin * m.ittoi ol the llstitp of Dinicl I'
Al.itik Doiiascd
NotUe toPicdltdrs
'I IIP Stati ot XubiasUa to Ciedltors ol
sild P.stati
Take Notli c that I will Mini Mu I'duntx
Coin t Koom In llicil.cn Him In said Countv
on the .inih di ) ot April UKJJ andtluiith
d iv ol Octobei Iftyi at HI o lo k A M , to re
( i I'M and e\ millie all cl ilms tiled and pie
si nieil ag ilnst said c.t lie. with a view to
theli adjustment and allowance , and that
on the tlrsl date above named the petition ol
the widow will be heaid tcr homestead ex
emptloas and allowance , and other statutor )
rights
The time limit for the presentation of
claims against said estate is six months from
the30 , day of March U > 03and the time limited
for the pa ) ment of debts Is one ) eai from
said date
Dated March 30 1909.
A K HCMl'IIBEV , County Judge
A 1 W
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior U S. T-and
onice at North Platte Nebraska , March
8tool
Notice Is hereinulv en tint Charles Koch ,
ot Hioken How , Nebraska , who on Maich
U , 1001 made Homestead Entiv i < o ISsU , foi
Si : 'i section eleven , tow nshlp in north ,
tango ? . ! west of the sixth principal meildlan ,
has alcd notice ot his Intention to make llnal
nve ) ear proof to establish claim to the
land above described , betoie A R. Humph
re ) , count ) Judge , at Broken How Ndir
on the eighth da ) of Alay , 1W.
i laimaut names as witnesses
Kmmet L Shoup , bHester Dale , Joseph
Obile , Michael Obde all of lirokcn How
Nebraska
M HA 15 fit J n EV4Ns Reglstei
Siher Laced Wjndotles.
Pure bred Silver Laced Wyu-
dotte eg-gs for sale. 50c per do/
Mrs. Lizzie O'Rorke phone 2 ( > 72.
The City Livery
And Feed Barn
Feedh your horses no poor yrain
and will supply you with good
Horses and Ei
at reasonable prices.
Come and nee me.
W. A. Tooley
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By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS , $
Author of "The Fighting Chance , " Etc.
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Copyrltfht , 1007 , by Robert \V. Chambers ®
"W
( Continued fioin lost week. )
bo hampered. Thoio nio matters , af
fairs that ooncetu nit1 , that need In
stant attention nt times at certain
time * . I must lie free to go , fico to
coiue. I couldn't he in your house.
Uou't ask me Thcto are telesiama-
uneipected one * at nil houis. "
\Thot of It'- "
' You don't understand "
1 Walt a bit' llov.do you know I
don't ? Ho the telegrams come item
Sandy IlooU ? "
"No'
I'.nots lool.vd him calmly In the ojo
" 'I hen 1 do undeistutid. old man
I'orno on out ot this , In hea\en's name !
Come , now ! ( .Jet jour dueling gown
oil ami jour coat on' Don't jou ililnl.
I iindeistandV I tell % < ) .i I do' N os.
the \ \ hole hlossod. lllnglial. ehlvahoiis
bii'.lne-.s Never mind lmv\ I Know ,
for I won't toll . \ou oh , I'm not trj
ln ; lo IntelI'eie with jon I know
eii ( > iijli to slum liny/saw * All I \\imt
N lor jon to ( time and taKe tint lil.
liaek loom and help a lellou live In a
lonely hotiM > . help a inin lo maKc It
cheerliM. I c.in't stand It alone an.v
longer , and It will lie I'om jo.us lie-
loie Di Ina Is eighteen. "
"Diin.i ! " repeated Selvvjn hkinklj ,
then he laughed. It was gcmiim *
laughter , too , and Hoots giliincd and
imlled at hi * pipe and iecio- > sod his
logs , watching Sclwjn out ol'ejes
brightening with expectancy.
"Then il'.s settled , " he said.
, "What ? Your ultimate career with
DilnaV"
"Oh , jes ; that also. I5ut I refer to
your coming to Ihe with me. "
"Moots"
"Oh , ll// ' f'ome on. 1 don't like the.
w.i ) ' jon act , Phil "
Solwjn said slowly , "Do jon make
It a peisonal matter' : "
"Yes , I do. "
So Selwyn stood ii [ ) and began to re
move his dressing gown , and Lansing
di.igged out the little Hat tiunk and
began to pack it.
An hour later they went awaj to
gether thiungh the falling snow.
Tor a week Moots lot him alone. He
had a big , comfoi table loom , diesslng
closet and b.tth adjoining the suit
occupied by his host Ho was abso
lute ! ) fiee to go and come , and lor a
week or ten dajs Moots scarcely laid
ejcs on him except at bieikfast , for
.Selwyn's \Islts to Sand ) ' I look became
a dally tontine except when a telegram
anlvcd from Kdgevuiltr calling him
theic.
.VTTEIS ! at
vveto lieginnlns to be
onslor In oucvny for
Suhv.vn Alive apiienieil
to foi get him for days at
a time. She \vns Icsa li
rltablo , less icstless and exacting
' Yestcrdny , " said Miss Casson , out )
of the nurses , In a letter to Selwyn.
"theiu was n consultation hei e between
Drs. Vail , Wesson and Morrison , as you
requested. TUey ha\e not changf'd
their opinions Indeed , they are con
vinced that there is no possible chanci *
of the lecovery you hoped foi when
you talked with Dr Moirisen They
nil agiee that Mrs Ruth von H in excel
lent physical condition young , strong
\lsorous-and may live for yeais , may
outlive us all , but there 13 nothing else
to expect"
The letter iaii on :
"I am Inclosing the bllli you
to Inne sent you. Fuel H very cxpcn
sl\n , ns you will sec. The llenm tut
flints , too , seem unreasonably huge ,
but grapes are $ Z a pound mid Iresli
vegetables dieadfully expensive
"I infant to thnnU you for seiidlim
me the icvolver and eartildgt-s It
hecmed a silly letiuost , but we me In
a rather lonely place , and 1 thlnK MIs
Jlond and I feel a little Ratei Unowlni ;
that In case of necesslt ) wo have home
thing to frighten n\\ny uny ummlngln-
tiuder vvlm might ttiLc It Into his head
to visit us
"Uno thing we must befaiefnl about
Yesterday Mis lluthven had a doll on
my bed , and I sat sowing by the win
dow , not noticing what she was doing
until 1 heaid her ptetty , pathetic * little
laugh
"Aiul what do you think she had
done1 * She had dlscoveted jour ie
\uher under my pillow , and she had
tied he-r handkerchief uiound It nml
was using It us u dull' '
I got it away with a little per ua
Bleu , but at times she utlll asks lor her
'ami ) ' doll , Ing that u boy she
knew named Philip had sent It to her
tiiiin Munllii. when * he was living"
Sclw.xn tend this letter bitting bofoie
the Hi D In the living 100111. feet on the
fender , pipe between his teeth It was
the tlrdt day of absolute test he hud
had In u long while
The day betore he had been nt the
Hojk until almost dark , watching the
Qilug of n big ( run , and the lesults had
been &o satisfactory that hu waa von
luring to give himself a holiday unless
wanted at Edgewater.
lie had seen Eileen seldom that win
ter When he had seen her their lela-
tions appeared to be as huppy , aa
f i loudly IIH before Theio win no up
piuent constraint , nolhlii ! ; H'om her to
Indicate that she noticed an absence
for which Ills continual business with
the government seemed sutllelent ex
cuse
Ilesldes. her days were full da.\s.
consequent upon Nina's goading and
Indefatigable nctMty. Selwyn , unable
longer to Inlilll his social obligation" ,
was belli i ; quietly eliminated fiJin the
bocial scheme of things
( Jerald In the earl ) days of-an iiffali
with tilad.vs and beloie even It bad as
binned the tuopoitloiis of an affair had
shjly come to Selwyn. not for eontVs
slon , but with the ctafty puiiiose of
Introducing her name into the conver
"iitlou so that he might have the lu\-
uty of talking about her to somebody
who would nolthor qul/ him nor HUS
pec t him
Solvvvn of com-so , ultimately sns-
nooted him. but as ho never quly./ed
him Cpinld continued his ohiboiati *
system of subterfuges lo make her
personality and doings a topic for him
to expand upon and Selwyn to listen
to.
It had amused Selwyn. He thought
of It now a gay memory like a lay ol
light Hung lor a moment across the
somber Imokgtound of his own sad
ne s. roitunato or unloitunato , ( ! er-
ald was still lucky In his fieedom to
h.r/aid It with chance and fate. Sol-
w.vn's dull e.vos icsted upon the afiliet
of the lite , and he saw his dead jotith
among them and In the flames his
matuilty binning to embeis.
If he outlived Alixe his llle would lie
as the ashes lay at his leet. If she out
lived him and they had told him
there Avas o\eiy chanceof It at least
he would have something to busy him
self with In life If he was to leave her
provided for when he was no longer
tlieie to stand hot ween hoi and chaii-
1y. As he lay tlieie in bis chair , the
unlighted pipe diooplng in ids hands ,
the telephone on the desk lang , and
he lose and unhooked the iccoivcr.
Di Ina'solce sounded alar , and
"Hello , sweetheart , " he said ga.vly. "I i
thcie anthing I can do tor jonr
joiithful highness ? "
"I've been talking over the phone to
Hoot' * , " she nald. "You know , vv lien-
over I have nothing to do I call up
lioots at his olllco and talk to him. "
"That mtibt please him , " suggested
Selw vn gia\ely.
"It dois. Hoots sajs you aie not
tfolng to business today , so I thought
I'd call jou up. "
"Thank jou , " said Selvvjn
"You aio welcome. What aie jon
doing over thete In Boots' house'- "
"Looking at the Hie , Uilim , and IN
tening to the pun Ing of thico lat tabby
cats "
"Oh , mother and Eileen have gone
Bomewhcie 1 haven't an.v tiling to defer
for an hour. Can't jou come niouudV"
"Why , yes , If you want me"
"Yes , I do Of couise I can't have
Boots , and 1 piefor jou ne.\t "
The child was glad to see him and
exptessed herself v.b , coming acioss to
the chair wheic he sat and leaning
against him , one arm on ids shouldei
"Do jou know , " she said , "that I
miss j'ou over so much ? Do jou k iovv
also that 1 am nearly fotateou und
that there ! s nobody tu this Douse noni
enough my age to be very companion
able ? Uncie Philip , mother has foi
bidden me , and I'll tell her and Hkt
my punishment , but would jou iniuJ
telling me how you flrst met my Auni
Allse ? "
Selwjn'H arm around her icia\cd
then tightened
'Why do you ask , dear ? " he said
very quletlj
"I hcaid mother smj to Eileen that
j'nii hud never had a chance tor hup
plness. I thought It was voiy mid I
had gone Jute the tlothospto8 to plttv
with my dolls ; you know 1 still do
plaj with them that Is , I go Into some
sot lot phu ( mill look at them at times
when the ( hlldien aie not mound So
1 was In thoie , sitting on the ioilar
chest , and 1 couldn't help hearing what
they said. Mother said to Eileen ,
Dealest , can't jou learn to uue lot
him ? ' And Elleen"-
"Hrlna , " he Inteirupted tilnuplj , "jon
must not lepeat tilings you oveiheur"
"Oh , 1 didn't hear anj thing muie'
said the child , "because 1 lemembeieil
that 1 shouldn't listen , and 1 came out
of the closet. Isn't It possible for j'ou
to many anybody , Uncle 1'hlllpV"
"No , Drluu"
" \ot even If Eileen would marrj
jour"
"No "
" \Vlij ' ! "
"You could not uuderatand. dear
Even j-oiir mother cannot qulto under
stand So we won't over hpoaU of li
again , Urlna. "
"I know something that mother d ic"
not , " she suld. And na he betrujed m
cuilosltj : "Eileen Is In love. 1 heaii
her say so. "
He stialghtenud up shurply , turnlnt
to look at her.
"I was sleeping with her. 1 was sill
awake , and i heard her &ay , ' 1 Co IOM
you , 1 do lo\u jou. ' She said Uur ;
softly , und 1 cuddled up , supposlut
she meant me. But she was asleep "
"She ceitulnly meant you , " said So !
wjn , fen Ing his stlu'ened lips Into i
" .No , she did not mean me"
"II how do j'ou know ? "
' 'Bci-uuso bho said a man's name "
A 'few moments later her muslo
teacher arrived , and Urlua was.oblig
ed to leave him.
"If jou don't wait until I have finish
ed my music , " she said , "you won't
see mother and Eileen. They are com
ing to take me to the ildlng school at
i o\ lock "
Turning to go , for the house and Its
associations made him icstlcss , ho
found himself confiontlng Eileen , who.
IM her furs and gloves , was'Just enter
Ing the loom.
11 came up. " she said. "They told
me jou wete heio , calling very formal
ly upon Drlmi , If jou plouso. What
with her monopoly of jou and lioots
there neoms to bo no chance for Mna
and mo "
"I will Htuy until Nina comes , If I
mnj , " he said slowly.
"You don't look very well , Captain
Selwyn Aie you ? "
"I'etfectly I" he laughed- " ! urn
glowing old. that Is all "
' Do jou say that to annoy me. " she
asked , with a disdainful nhriig , "or to
fuither Impicss me ? "
lie shook his head and touched the
halt at his temples slgnlllcantly.
"Pooh" ' .she ictottc'd. "It Is becom
Ing is that what you mean ? "
"I h.ipe It Is. There's no reason
why a man should not glow old giace-
lullj "
"Captain Selwjn1 But of coutse j-ou
only saj It to In Ing out that lut'cnt
i [ F in ' M i i r * rjr
m
fii v * A
1/011 Innw Unit I ? fs ynit en r so
tempei of mine. It's about the only
thing that does II too. And please
don't plague me , If you've onl.v a lew
moments to stay. It may amiiho jon
to know that I , too , am exhibiting
signs of Increasing Inllrmlty. M.v tem
per , If jon please , Is not what it once
VV.Is "
" \Voiso than ever ? " he asked In pre
( ended astonishment.
" 1'ar woiso. it islcious. . Klt-KI
look a nap on a new dinner gown of
mine , and I slapped her. And the oth
er day Diina hid in a clolhespicss
while Mna was discussing my private
ah , ids , and when the little Imp emerg
ed I could h"\e shaken her. Oh , 1 am
ceitainlj hc < oinlng Inllrm. So if jon
a 10 , too , lomloil jouisclf with the
Knowledge thnl I am keeping pace wllh
jou tin ( High the winter of our dlscon
tent. "
'I am wondeilng , " ho said In a ban
terlngolce , "vvliat bcctets Diina
he.ud "
" \Voiild you like to Know what Mna
was MI ) ing to me ? " him asked.
"I'd ralher hoar what jou Rnld to
herV ro yon laughing or weeping ? "
"Pel haps I was j awning. How do
you Know ? " she smiled
After a moment he said , still curium ,
" \Vhy were jon crying , 12lloenv"
" < X\Ing ! I didn't say 1 was cijlng"
"I assume It "
"Well jeV she admitted , " 1 was
crylng-if jon Inbist on knowing. Now
that you have driven me to admit that.
can jou I.'AO force me to tell j-ou whv
I was so tearful V"
"Certalnlj , " ho aald piomptlj , "It
wa faomothluij Nina said that made
you crj "
They both laughed
"Oh , what a comodown1" Bho bald
teaslngly. "You know that hcfoio. But
can jou foreo me to confess to you
wLat XIna n'aa cnylng ? If you can ,
jou arc the clevciest cnsa e.xamlnei
In the woih ] , tor I'd utthoi i-oiibh than
toll j'ou "
"Oh , " he Bald Instnntlj. "then it waa
uumothlng about lo\e" '
Ho hnd not meant lo my It lie had
bpuUon too ( inlckly , and the tlUsh of
turpilso on the gill's face was matched
by the coloi ilslng to his own temples
And , to loliknc thu situation , ho > pulu )
too quickly again-and too lightly.
"A ghl would lather perish than ad
mlt that she Is In hno ? ' he said , fou
Ing a laugh 'That Is rather n tlevtn
deduction , I think Unfottunotelj.
however , 1 happen to know to the con
trary , so all my ( levelness comes to
nothing. "
The surpilso hod faded from hei
face , but the color lomalned , and wllh
it something else something in the
blue eyes which he had no\er befoie
encounteied there the faintest trace
of locnll , of shrinking away fioiu him
Shu was beginning to hno him no
longer in her own "sweet fashion , but
In fils , and nhc was vaguely aware ol
It , jet cnrlonslj passive and content to
put no < iuestl ( < n to henjoll1 whether It
was tine or falbe And how it might
Lc with him she evaded unking herself
too Onlj the quickening of Inx-ath und
pulse questioned the pure thoughts un
\olccd , only the Increasing Impatlouco
of her suspense confirmed the answer
which now , pmhnps , fiho might gi\e
him one dajhilu the blessed world
wua jonng
Ho had not yet spoken when again
she lilted hei eyes and saw him sitting
in the diiftk , one arm testing across his
knee , Jds body bent slightly forwntd ,
his guee vacant.
Ho did not stir. Then umoasonlng
instinctive fear confused her , and shu
hoaid her own \olo , sounding strangu
ly In the twilight
"Why > uii uicbo sllc-nt with me
What hai ciopt In between ua ? I
the Innocent courage sustaining her
"I huve not changed , except a little in
In the way jou wished Have you ? "
VNo , " he said in un ulttredolco
( Continued Next Week. )
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* " P3 0 TATo-fiTt ESle-vcttOntr *
RAS ANDERSON Ii I
- I ) 13 A MS K IN - i
GRAIN AND COAL
Keed in large and small quantities at both wholesale I
0 and retail , O
[ Special avion'ion given to filling orders for coal 0
$ in any qnantitv. '
g broken Bow , - - Nebraska 1
; xxxx > cooooco ttocoo xx
A HSTR Airn Xi
BROKEN BOW ABSTRACT CO. BONDED
l'nnn ( l onns Quit'lcly ( Mtis m m §
I. A. RENEAU
FOR OUR I
Buhlsviii Nut and
gj Cannon and Nigger Head Coal p
TU Vff
g WE ALSO WOW HAVE NICE PEA COAL f $
ftt-i f'J- * ;
OUST IS R CO. LANJ > MATSr
I ? VOr have a snap in a farm , or ranch for aalo
list with mo. 1 1'you 1' want io buy a snap in a
. . Farm or ranch como and see me. Phones , oF _
( ice * lk2 , residence , 12 ! ) .
UOKKN How NV.nu.
' I , wt * I v tf" V
* . / . V.v / \ .
She's Cured Thousands
Given up to Die.
Dr.CALDWELL
ot CHICAGO.
Pructiclng Aluoputliy , Iloineopntliy ,
Clertlic anil General Medi-.ino
II ) ! etiiLai mil viail i-iolii.i
Grand Central Holol ,
Broken Bow , Apr , 15
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ptftlal Irialiiicnt o ( ilisiuniH ol Hie loc , K.ir ,
\io ' , Tliioal , I.iniHH , IViualiIlKiMsiH ,
) i i'a ni > ( i ( Cliililiun and all Clinniio , NurvoiiH
and Stiruli il llHiMsu < i of a uiirabli ) niluio.
' . .irli iiiiniiniitlcin. llrouclillU , ltriuiclil.il
Catarrab , c/hronle Catarrah , lleail Ache , Lou-
htltiatlon , Stoiiiaelin and liuu'd Troubks ,
VheuinatiNiii , NouialKla , Si iullra. llrlulith'H
> i ! > ease. Kill lie > llimuhi-i , IHUI | C t llu <
< hir and lllaililcr. UU/lni-H. NurtoiiMiiuhii ,
iiillui'hlion , ( JliLbilt , liilcrupled Niitillioii ,
Slou drowlh In Children , and all waNtliitf
> Ucasi > H in adult . DcfornillleH , Club ltd ,
urvanlurn of llm Siniiu , DIseancH of llu ; Itram ,
aralyal ! ) , Kt > il < - > l O , lleail Dini-axu , Urophj ,
iwellaik' ot the I.imlis. Strlctiue , Upen Sun's ,
'rtin in tbe lluiiLd , uraiiular r.nlaridjnifiits and
all lonti l. null n. dlbcaseb inoin-rtv ticatud
111.001) AND SKIN DlSU\Sis
1'iniplfB , lllnti he's , I'.i uiilluiM , I < | VCT Spolh
I'alliui ; "I till ! Hair , I ! ul Loiuplexlun Ke/uiii i ,
' 1 limit Liter * . Dune I'ains. Illaildur 'I rouliliis ,
VVealc IljLli , Ilurniiik' UIIIH- , Passing IJiiuc
too often Thu ulfeets of Lonslltutiuual sick-
iieis or lae lakiriif ol too mucli liijunuun mcill
cine cecbtveo tarchiuk' treatment , pruiupt
relief and a euro fur lite
Diseases ot Women Irregular .Meiisuatinn ,
rallmif u ( xhe VVornb , Hearing Duwn I'jiiis ,
female Displacement ! Lack of bexual Tone ,
! < i'Ui.orrliea , Sterility ur llarrniineHs , cousnlt
Dr. C.ildwLll and > > lie Alii uliow llieiu thu eause
of their truutlu and lliu uoy to buconu cured
CANCUKS , ( .OITKK , TISTULA , IMMiS.
and enlaraeil k'laudu treated with the HIII
ciitaueout Injecliun method , absulutlily with
out pa HI and without thu lo s of a drop ol
blood , is one ot her own dl * > co\c'rieH and ii >
real ! ) the moat kcientiUc and certainly huru
cuiu method of thU an vaiiced auti. Dr c.ad
well hai iiractlced her profession In bonie ol
the largest hostuta'cs throiik'huiit the cmuarj
She has no butierlur In treating and diaunoi
Nit ut diseases , deform. tlch , etc She hax
lattly ot > i ned an olllco In Omaha , Nebraska ,
uheio Nhe will bpend a iiortion of eicll week
treatini ; her man > patlclts. Nu iiicurablu
cases accepted for ircatiuent Consultation ,
examtuatiun and advice one dollir to thoot
created.
Dr. Orn Caldvvell & Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. Chicago , III.
all uiiil ID i lleo HulldlUi/ ,
Nabraaka.
17 OTS. A 13 AV
BUYS AN
This .mii-/lni ; nlfci - tin-NI u Model nii\i > i
T ) pirlti l .Vo f > at I7i nts.i il ly | s on | n to
cvirylmilv ovi i > win re.
H . om m \ \ ami linnunsclv iiopulai pi in
nl sc'lllni ; oilvci 'I'vppwiltc'is on little e.isv
i > i > iiicntt. The ah ( iiiloiiiiiciit of iiiiiKtmni
In t i.'or of clcin , h ( 'Hillhciutldil Is | .i u ni
I n v In UK int fi i u sti p In Iinnuui tui i ic-it
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pnitcbslons-llii n M nt pen niul Ink Is 1 tiifdv
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Uil ol tin ; tn n l i |
plllllll * i ( lltllll lit .11 ,
tr iliilnj ; a vant .irjnv
ol } oiniK penpli in ii'r
miof Oliver rl > | ) i-\vrit
( ions rciponM 01 the
Oliver 'I'yp C\M | ( ( i
t'omiitii ) tn tlii uri l
uiiio iluiuaiul tor inn
\crsal typcwilting
trciiiuiuioiia mipdusjt" the. movement
Tliu Oliver ultli thu litge-,1 sale ( .1 inv
1 } pew liter In exlstc'iico wai the logu al in i
clilnc to take the IniiatUc lii.brlniilng ahout
the unlvein.il use of t > pew liters It ah. 153
lead *
Save your Pennies and Own
The Standard Visable writer
This Hiiiits i a u M Him , plan nuke
the UlUot is low as to Kilt It pl.ii Os the
machine ulthln easic.u h of everj linim *
evc'ty lnilhlilii.il A in in s rlgar moiu y
, i woman's "pin mono ) " wlllbuj H
Clerks on small s il iries can now .tlliml to
oun Olivers lly utlilzlnKM'at'emume.nis toi
practice tla-y in ij lit theumclves foi nioie
Inipiiitanl positions.
Si heel hoys and Bchool gills ran bin in
vi rs li ) suing theii pennies
You can liny an Oliver on tills pi in at Hie
regul u cittalogue pllco tllK ) A small llil
pivnicnt brings llm machine Then j .
save 17 cents a u i ) anil pay monthly
IT And the possession ot auOUvci Type -niter
e'liables > on lu earn miiiie > to tlniiti [ i-'miij ;
lur tlif nuchline
The Oliver Is the The Oliver f > pe
most high ! ) put luct writer tutus out
ed typewriter on the more work ot IH ttt-r
inorUct hunce i t slue < iuallt > and gtedtcr
luo pur cent etnui n variety-than ari )
cy. other writing nia
AtnongUbscortfa ol hlne Slinplierv
conveniences are Htrcngth ease of ,
-thu llalance Stillt ei.Uion and vuai
thu Killing Deuce lt > are the Luri.
the Double Kelease Htones to Its ion t
-the l.oruliioll v ing supreiu.ii > in
llase coriciponilciu <
the Alltoin a t i r I'aid Index \\oik
bpacur Tabulated KepurU
the * Ant o in 1'ullou up s > .items
'J'.ibulatoi .Maniloldliig SIT
the Disappearing vtec
Indlcitor Addresslnt ! live
the Adjustable I'l lopu-s
pel rillgcts WorUing on Hilled
the Scluntlllc ( Mil I'orw.
densed Kc > CUttlllK Mlllleo
boa id ha btenciK
fan you spend 17 cents a aay to better a I
v image than In the purctiaseof thU wonder
ful machine *
w rite for Spsclal 'Cisy 't' iy ment Proposl
tlon or see the nearw. Olivet Agent
Tlie Oliver Typewriter Company
llf- South 15 Street ,
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA