THE COUNTY
about the new tariff law , take
\ the reports of these malcontents
for granted , and in many cases
arc beating time to the anvil
chorus of the free traders ,
The Opinion is going to place
before you an object lesson of
free trade and its workings from
"Aierry Old England , " written
by an Englishman who makes a
study of the conditions of the
people and the causes. Mr. C. P.
Stewart is one of the fearless
writers and presents some facts
that every American should
study.
London , April 30. England is
getting as much exercised over
the "cost of living question" as
America is.
England is not the only Euro
pean country in in which the
"cost of living question' ' is being
asked. Prices are rising every
where. But nowhere else are
conditions so serius as in Great
Britain. For , elsewhere wages
as well as price of food , shelter
and clothing are showing , though
in a less degree than other
things , an upward tendency ,
while ia Great Britain , as the
cost of living has been going up
wages have been going dowel
1 Result , 5,000,000 people out of
a total population of 14.000,000
are down and out paupers , and
another ten million are just bal
anced on the line separating the
sufficientlv fed from the semi-
starving.
There are in the city of Lon
don approximately 7,000,000 in
habitants. Of these the latest
official statistics set down 2,200-
000 as living in poverty. When
an English statistican speaks of
"poverty" he means a degree of
destitution which an American
can hardly understand.
Conservatives blame free trade.
Liberals say it is thefault , of
the House ot Lords. Prohibi
tionists attribute in to drink.
Socialists point the accusing
finger at private ownersnip.
Currei cy experts , here as in the
United States , find the source of
the evil in over production of
gold.
Whatever the cause or causes
may be the fact remains that
bacon , the national breakfast
dish , has risen in price from 18
to 28 cents a pound , and that
rump steak which used to cost 20
cents a pound now costs 25 ; that
pork and veal are 21 cents a
pound ; eggs 30 cents a dozen
Vegetables , imported from Bel
gium and Holland , fluctuate but
are always higher than in Amer
ica.
Thus it will be seen that it is
costing as much to live in Eng
land as in this country. But how
about the wager and employment
conditions ?
Is there a single American who
will trade his job for asimilar one
in England ? If so , the English
will be glad to swap.
Take the advice of Andrew
Carnegie , "stop howling ; this
country is all right. " Colorado
Springs Public Qpinion.
That Sound Again
It is very easy to fall out of
patience with the republican
( N party. For of all thick-skinned ,
self-satisfied , ponderous , imruov
V able animals , it is undoubtedly
the worst. Some poet it surely
was , with an ituagir ation that
saw into the essential heart of
things , who dubbed it the ele
phant. When once it has taken
its stand you can jab all day
without budging it. Building a
fire underneath is about the best
way of obtaining progress.
Now just why the American
people prefer to deal with such
an irresponsive brute is often
hard to comprehend. The big
point in his favor , of course , is
his intelligence. When he does
move , he moves in the right
direction ; for he happens to pos
sess the ablest intellectuals in
the business. But a little less
intelligence and a somewhat
inroe obliging spirit would surely
do as well by the country and
every one would be in a much
more amiable frame of mind. So
why the elephant ,
The answer is unfortunately
all too plain. It was given only
the other day , for example , in an
iuconspicinous observation of the
Hon. Champ Clark , democratic
leader in the house representa
tives. Said he of the republican
proposition to give plenary pow
ers of investigation to the tariff
board :
The bouse democrats ate
nuitcd in their opposition to it.
Think of it ! Here at last is a
chance for the country to obtain
the information which everyone
wants the facts whereupon a
proper revision of the tariff by
anv party can alone be made.
And the democrats will unan
imously oppose it for fear , of
course , that it may help the re
publicans get togetherl Of
course , the facts would ultimate
ly , if the democratic dogma is
correct , annihilate the republican
party. But never mind that.
Hang the principle of the thing
or even its far-sighted expend-
iency. Let's be as pettily parti
san as we can , say the Champ
Clark democrats.
Is it aty wonder that with
such a bray resounding in the air
the American people turn back
peevishly to the stubborn old
elephant ? From the New York
Evening Sun , Ind't.
The possibility that Col. Roosevelt
velt may return from abroad as
sound a republican xas ever is
significantly distressing to the
democratic newspapers. Pitts-
burg Ga-zette-Times.
The republican party points
to fifty years of administration ,
to fifty years of control , and up
on the Accord of those fifty in
every department of human life
in America the republican party
is willing to stand , but it wants
a right to insist that the people
be given all the facts. Elmira
Advertiser.
Real Estate Transfers
M Hope Clark to Oscar Gunnerson , 160
' 20CO
acres In'J1-20-3U
Clara A Gibson to James M Lundy , 320
acres In 15-30-18 -1000
Ole Oleson to Louis Haumont , 320 acres
5000
in3-18-l
Mary G Moiling to j H Thompson , lots
5-6 In block 10 J P Oainlys add Ilroiiow 550
Kearney Land Co to Arthur Hatch , pare
In30-l3-.i3 1
j II Thompson to Charles Itrittan , lots
S & bVii In blk 10 J 1' Gandys add uro
Uow 500
Kearney Land co to Henry Longhurst
ICOacresln 27-13-22 2800
Willard Hammond to w H Eastham
lot 2 In blk 11 Jcwett & Llllyt add to
Hrokeniiow 123
Win Eilwards Smentgce to S A Roblson
b 15 acres In ne'j se in 3-1321 15
John o Taylor to A E Slckmann , 80
acres in 8-10-19 4000
J n Dunn to Paul syerson , lot 11 , block
Callaway 300
W T Keys to J 13 Dunn , parcel In lot
bik 41) ) R II add Callaway H5
C P Graves et al to J Ii Uunu parcel in
' - 000
ue'i-beM In 3-15-23
A H IJowen to Caroline Appelt 80 acres
, 0500
ln-t-0-17
D K Plymale to J W I'lymale parcel in
15-19-fw 900
Alpha Morgan to Custer National Bank ,
parcel in lot 1 blk 11 UroUow original
town 333
Lincoln Land Co to Martha E Shaffer ,
lot 3-4 in blk J 2nd add to Comstock . . . 150
Gee uowell to Louis Anderson , lots 13 14
in block Silt K add Callaway 315
j H Thompson to w L McCandlers , lots
3-4 in block 2 jewetts add uroken now 2WO
Lydia Clark to chas Oathout , lots 4-5 In
block 17 in Westervllle 10
II W 1'urcell to R W Lohr y. Interest Inlets
lots 1-2 blk 1 Arnold 1100
A F Euyart to L W Chiles 1200 acres in
iu.o.iii.oi. ' > S l 18000
A W Drauc to B la Uuke. lotsl-2-3-4-5'0-7
blk ( ill Hadd Broken llow 1BOO
E la Duke to A W Drake , lot 5 in blk 78
1C U add to Broken Uow 1500
W'Doyle to JV Swope , 100 acres sec 13
11-21 tpl6rS2 2500
RCKltchie to K Emery 203 acersin2 J-18-
21 . , 5100
E f Savage to D T Adams W Int in 11-19-
19 1400
GOw'eii o M Nordeu lots 7 v& 8 In 4 in
Anilcy 300o
IIM Sullivan to j E Netli parcels In8 -
17IC-22 7fioO
0 E Owen to A M Coou 4&8 810052023. : . . . 2900
S A Robinson to c A johiuon s 15 aceres
luneue 3-13-21 75
S Steinman ft husb t E M Young lots 7 &
H In 4 Stevens & Wood add Ansley . . . . 000
W H comhtock to J N Corastock lot 1 in
blkJZdadd Comstsck W
G 0 Drake to M V.itiAntwerp parcel in
blk 10 Jewetts add to Ilroken How 350
1 Lelbcrt to E U IJecker 40 acers in Sfi-
550
20-18 ;
JKlUtchte to JII Sloggett 80 acres In
fl.lg.-K ) & 00
The Grand Dry Goods Co to C W Wlen-
gord & C W uallard parcel In 31-15-17. . 23050
Union pacillc U U to S Nclbon M ) acres
In7 13-25 240
M H Shlrely . husb to Win A Pierce 20
acresin3-19-19 . . . . . 190i
Lincoln Land Co to A R Downing lot 2
In blk 3-4th add to Merna 10
Experiment Station Bulletin No. 111.
The Nebraska Experiment
Station has just issued Bulletin
No. 124 , on Storing Moisture in
the Soil. This Bulletin is a re
port of work done at the Experi
mental Substation located at
North Platte.
The bulletin takes up the ne
cessity of storing water in the
soil during periods of wet weath
er to be used during periods of
drouth. A short description is
given of the type of soil found on
the Substation farm , the man
ner of sampling , and the depth
of sampling. Sotrc samples
were taken to a depth of
15 feet in order to reach a point
below which the crops could not
obtain water.
A map is given showing the
division of the farm into fields
and also one showing the soil
areas of the state. A brief dis
cussion of the movements of the
water found in the soil is also
given.
The charts show that water is
conserved in the soil through
cultivation and that it is neces
sary to keep the surface ot the
soil loose and in a respective con
dition to get the water into the
soil. Almobi as much water is
gotten into the soil during the
early part o f the season
where a cultivated crop is
being grown as is conversed by
summer tillage. This is due to
the fact that the surface soil is
kept loose enough to hold the
water that falls until it can get
down into the soil , and the loose
soil on the surface prevent evap
oration ; it is also due to the
fact that comparatively few
plants are being grown in a culti
vated field and these do not
ilraw very heavily on the wa'ter '
supply during the early part of
their growth.
In a small grain field more
plants are grown , with the result
that the water is used more rap.
idly and less water is gotten into
the soil. In fields growing al
falfa or brome grass where the
number of growing plants are
large and the surface of the soil
is smooth and hard , it is seldom
that enough water gets into the
soil to moisten the soil below two
or thres feet. By the method of
summer tilling practiced , from 40
to CO per cent of the season's
rainfall has been stored for the
use of the subsequent crop. On
this type of soil the water in the
upper six feet of the soil is avail
able for the crop.
Several charts and tables are
given in the bulletin , to show the
amount of precipitation at North
Platte. One table given shows
the precipitation during the
period that the work was being
done. Charts showing- the an
nual average precipitation by
months are also given ,
This bulletin may be had free
of cost upon application to the
Nebraska Agricultural Experi
ment Station , Lincoln , Nebraska.
E. A. Burnett , Director.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
Eureka Newe.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Jarmin of
Arnold visited at Hurbert Leon
ard's Jr. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Reed of
Anselmo visited at Charley Leon
ards last week.
The dance given in John Leon
ards new barn Saturday night
was well attended all present
report a good time.
Miss Fannie .Powers of Dale
spent Sunday at Will Powers' .
Frank Wilaon of Anselmo put
a well down for Chas Leonard
last week.
Mr. Gardener of Anselmo was
driving a traveling salesmen
around the valley Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard
and Miss Kate were Sunday
visitors atC. ELeonards. .
Milldale Items.
H. K. Kruser who has been
marketing cattle in Omaha re
turned home Friday.
I. S. Shaw visited Callaway
Saturday.
Ray Toland who is working
for Martin Christcnsen , was
thrown from a horse and hurt
quite badly.
Due to the cold weather some
of the farmers in this locality
are obliged to replant their corn.
The ball game between Mill-
dale and Eureka ended 0 to 19
la favor of Milldale.
, -FOR SALE-
Vet Sites for Homes , two if tiJockH , 6
full blocks welt out , Aroom house ,
flue brlckcil-up cavr. nliaile ami fruit , a
beautiful site oil a M block , prlcofiW
A moderns-room house , ulco barn , A
carriage house.dost ! In , price right and.
time on half nf It.
Two new l-rooni Cottage * , cheap , and
conveniently located , these are cheap
cnouuh for anjr one.
I want.to nliow you HIT properties free
no conto hi aud let uie.
I cau write your
INSURANCE
an low ai DIP low
est , fflve me a chance , VIKK aud TOR-
NADO. Old Line Company * .
YOUTH for Square DcMlua ,
J. M. FODGE.
Office Phone 2 - Rtt.'Ptioiie 932
A number of Callaway people
were seen in this vicinity Sun
day.
Zumbrota Zephyrs.
Mr. J. O. Heaps made a busi
ness triy to Lincoln last week.
The hard wind of last Thurs
day evening blew a chicken coop
over , and Mrs. Williams lost
nearly SO little chickens from
being tossed about by the wind.
Mr. Evans made a trip to
Aurora , returning on last Thurs
day night. He has been con
templating buying a farm near
Aurora.
Misses Olive Cole and Nellie
Keueval were visitors at the
school last week.
Miss Belle Sands stayed with
Mrs. Evans during Mr. Evan's
absence.
Mr. Kousser has started a barn.
Dimensions 34-40.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moore
visited at W. W. Bishop one d ay
recently.
The sheriff has been through
this locality looking for a man
who had stolen a horse from
Seneca. He was seen riding the
horse in the valley one day last
week.
[ Continued on last page ]
When the new Live Stock
Judging Coliseum , one-half o'f
which will be completed in time
for the 1910. State Pair , Sept.
5th to 9th , will be fully erected
it will measure 209x350 feet out
side measurement , and contain
seats for nearly 5000 people and
a judging ring , 120x270. This is
the same size building bow own
ed by Minnesota , Indiana , Ken
tucky and several other states
and is recognized as the most
convenient for the purpose for
which it is intended. Nebraska
as a state is far superior in the
greatness of its live stock in
dustry than any of the states
mentioned. All loyal citizens
arc proud of the effort to credit
ably keep up state prestige.
EVER WATCHFUL
A Little Care Will Save Alany Broken
Bow Readers Future Trouble.
Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue of
health ;
The discharges not excessive or in
frequent ;
Contain no "brick-dust like" sedi-
I11CUL.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this for
you.
- They watch the kidneys and cure them
when they're sick.
C. S. Boots , of Hroken Bow , Nebr. ,
Says : " I have tiken Doan's Kidney
Pills with success and other members of
my family have received great benefit
from their use. About three years ago
I was troubled by pains in my hack and
kidneys and in the morning when I got
tip , I was very lame and sore. Some
times the kidney secretions passed too
frequently , then again there was a dis
tressing retention and the passages were
accompanied by a burning sensation.
Doan's Kidney Pills acted promptly and
thoroughly and they effected has been
permanent. My experience with this
remedy as well as that of other members
of my family leads me to give this public
statement. "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Poster-Milburn Co. , Buffalo , New York ,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
tnke no other.
An intelligent person can earn
$100 monthly corresponding for
newspapers. No canvassing.
Send for particulars. Press
Syndicate , B4683 , Lockport ,
N , Y , 45-tf
$100 Reward , $100.
The readers of tills paper will be pleased to learn
that there la at lenat one dreaded disease that science
hu been able to euro In all ItsMuses , and that in
Catarrh , llalll Catarrh Cure U the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity , caurra
being it coaitltutlonal disease , require * a cotutltu-
tlonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken In-
teroalljr , acting directly upon the blood and mu.rou
( urfaeci ol tna system , thereby dratraylmi Ida
foundation ot tht disease , and Rlvlnn the jutlfnl
strength by building un the ( onttltutlan ftnd. nuUli
Ing nature In doing Hi work , Tlio proprietor ! have
BO much , faith In It * curative poweri that they oner
One Hundred. Dollars for any case that It falla to.
cure , Htnu for lut of tcstlmonlati
Address P. J. CIIKNIiY & CO. , Toledo. O.
Hold by all Urugguu. 75c.
X)000000JOOOOOOOOOOOOOO (
I COAL
No Dirt. No Cllnkors-All
Coi\I--The Good Kind.
FEED
For Snlo. Both Wholesale
nndRetnll. llljihost Market
Price for All Kinds of Grnln
West Elevator
F. J. DAIIR , Prop. Phone 62 i
PWILIC LAND SALE.
Department of the Interior , U. S. Land Ofllcc
at Lincoln. Nebraska , April 21 , MHO.
Notice Is hereby given that , as directed by
he Commissioner of the General hand Of-
lice , uiulcr the provisions of the acts of
Congress approved June 27 , 190 < i ( ill Stats. ,
317. and March 2,1W7 ( ill stats. , 12'lvo will
iftcr at public sale to the highest bidder , at
Hi o'clock A. M. . on the 7th day of June. 1910 ,
icxt , at this onicc , the following tract of
; and : Serial No. U1397 ; The NKli of SWU sec
U T. in n K. 20 W. Oth I1. M.
Any persons claiming adversely the above-
described lands are advised to tile their
claims or objections on or before the time
leslgnated for sale.
ClIAH II SlIKDI ) ,
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER CHATTEL
MORTGAGE.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a
chattel mortgage , dated January 27th , 1910 ,
and executed by II. II. McUa.slIn to Hyerson
Hros. comoany to secure the payment ot the
sum of $ Z10.CO and upon which there IN now
' .he sum of $222.80 default having been made
n the payments due March 1stand April 1st ,
. ( no , and the property upon which the moru
gage was given having been neglected so as
that It would depreciate In value the said
" { yerson llrothers company have declared
he whole sum due and payable and under
and by virtue of said mortgage have taken
possession ol the said property , hereinafter
described no suit at law or other proceed
ings have been Instituted to reco\er said
.leut or any part thereof , therefore I P. M.
Towsley agent for the sulilHycrsoii iirothcrs'
Company , will sell the property therein de
scribed , viz ONB II. I1. NELSON PIANO style
' 11 Walnut" number 17440 at public auction
n front ot Itycrxon wrothcrs co. store In
: lie city of iiroKcn Dow Nebraska on the 88th
lay of May IU10 atone o'colck r. M. ol said
lay.Dated
Dated April 30th , 1910.
P. M. Towm KV ,
Agent for Hyerson uros. co.
N. T. UAIIU ,
Attorney. I8-1X )
N THE DISTRICT COUNT OK CUSTER
COUNTY , NKIIUAgKA.
n the matter of the 1 „ . . , , „ _ . . . ut , . . . . . .
( .Order to ' "
e-stateol John u. Mohat , .
Insane. \ L.IUSL.
This cause came on for hearing upon the
petition of Joseph It. Mohat. guardian of the
estate of John U. Mohat , an Insane person ,
praying ior license to sell the NEU of Section
22 , T. IB , N , of II. 20 w. 6th P. M. or a sumclent
amount thereof to pay the Indebtedness of
said estate In the sum of $7uO , allowed agalnt
said estate , and the costs of guardianship of
said insane person and this action , there be
ing no personal property to pay said debts
and expenses.
It In therefore ordered that all persons
Interested In said estate appear before me at
Llroken How. in custer county , Nebraska , at
ten o'clock , A. M.ou the Uth day of June , 1010 ,
to show cause why a license should not be
granted to said guardian to sell the above
described real estate of said Insane person ,
or so much thcreot as may be nccessarv to
pay said debts and expenses of guardian
ship ,
uatcd this 30th day of April , 1910.
HIIUNO O. IIOSTKTIiEll ,
48-r > 2 Judge of the District court.
IN THE COUNTY COUUT OF CUSTEU
COUNTY , NUUKASICA.
l Ucc of prelate
Adams. Deceaed , f ° ' > * & "
To all persons Interested In said estate
take notice : That a petition and duly certi
fied copy of the will of George Adams , de
ceased , together with the probate proceed
ing thereof In the Circuit Court of Cook
county , In the state of Illinois , has been tiled
In the County Court of Custer County Ne
braska , by I. A. Itcucau , agent , praying that
said will be admitted to probate as a foreign
will under the laws of the state of Nebraska
and that said cause has been set for hearing
before the court at the olllce of the county
Judge of Custer county , Nebraska , on the
20th day of May , 1910 , at which time all per
sons Interested in said cause may appear
and show cause If any why said will may
not be admitted to probate as a foreign will
of said deceased as prayed for by said pe
titioner.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and aftlxcd the seal of the county court
of Custer county , Nebraska , at Ilroken How
In said county , this 27th day of April. 1010.
IBKAI , ] c. II. HOI.COMII ,
4750 County Judge.
NOTICE OF SALE OF HEAL ESTATE
1JY KEFEHEE.
Notice Is hereby given that under and by
virtue of an order of the District Court of
Sherman county. Nebraska , duly made and
entered on the 12th day ot April , 1010 In the
cause wherein James M. Lowrv and Ilattic
A. Lowry are plaintiffs , and George W.
Lowry , Annie S. Nave an Incompetent
person , Hattle A. Lowry , guardian o ( the
estate of of the said Annie S. Nave , Mary E.
Welch , Sidney Welch. Susie M. Lowry ,
widow of Henry Lewis Lowry deceased ,
Karl Lowry and Mae Lowry. minor heirs
of Henry Lewis Lowry deceased , Susie M.
-.owry. guardian of the estates of the said
jJarl Lowry and Mae Lowry , Leander
Lowry and Annie Lowry are defendants ,
and which said order of the court directed
the undersigned , Hobert P. Starr , as sole
referee , duly appointed by the court to
make partition of the land hereinafter de
scribed , to sell said premises to the highest
bidder for cash In the manner provided by
law , now , therefore pursuant to sale order
and by virtue of the authority vested In me
by law as such referee , I will , on Monday ,
the 13th day oi June , 1910 , at the hour of U
o'clocklu * the afternoon ot said day , at the
building in Hroken How , In Custer county.
Nebraska , where the last term of the district
courtofsaldCuslercounty was held , offer for
saleand sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate , situate
In ouster county Nebraska , to-wlt. the south
half of tie ) boutfi east quarter of section one
and the north halt of the north east quarter
of sectlba- twelve , all In township llfteeii
north of range seventeen , west of sUtl
principal meridan.
Given under my hand this second day ol
May , 1910.
ItOllKUT I' . STAUIl ,
18-1 Sole Heferoe.
The Custer County Abstrac
Company books andbusiness for
sale. Willis Cadwell 46-t
Dra. Farnsworth & Beck
Dentists.
Dr. Bass , dentist , old location
over Souder's drug store ,
WANTED 10GO acres of land ,
broke , in the vicinity of Anselmo
Willis Cadwell , Broken Bow ,
Nebr. 47-tf
FEW PEORLE THINK
A Great Many Think They Think
And A Very Great Many Only Think
They Think They Think. :
Most people that trade with us
rcnlly think. Tlmt's why we sell
Bo much Great Western Dip for
lice and mites on poultry , it will
absolutely keep your hen house
and poultry free from Insects.
It is put up in gallons , half gallons
lens and quarts. Try a quart
and be convinced. We also hand
le spray pumps.
S. R. LEE.
The Busy Druggist.
A New Clean Stack of
LUMBER
Fresh IOLA Portland Cement.
Fresh Car of ACM A Plaster.
A Splendid Line of Fence Posts ,
IT you contemplate using any of
the rabovc tins Sprimg or if
you need a nice load of
COAL
CALI/W SEE
H. T. Bruce
( SL Co.
Broken Bo\v , Ncbr. Phone 234.
FRANK KELSEY
ALL KINDS OF WELLS
Consult Him If You Want Water.
Urokcn llow , Nebraska.
N. T. GADD
TTORNEYTLAW
Onicc over Holcomb'a book store.
Ofllcc phone 208 Residence 30 ,
Ilroken llow , Nebraska.
J. A. ARMOUR
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
, - -
Practices In all the courts. Convayanclng
and notorlal work. Olllce up stairs over
State llank of uroken Uow.
Ilroken now , Nebraska ,
A. VINCENT SHERIDAN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls promptly answered day or night.
Olllce and residence In the Mrs. Olclm
building Just west of the Security State
llank. i'hone 380
Ilrokeu How , Nebraska.
BANGS' STUDIO
WE MAKE GOOD PHOTOS
East Side of Square
Ilrokcu Uow , Nebraska.
EARRY KIMBALL
UNDERTAKER AND EM ALMER
( Licensed )
[ Justness phone , 301 Residence 30113
Urokcn Uow , Nebraska.
L. E. COLE
EMBALMER & FUNER'L DIRECTOR
( Licensed )
Union Ulock Unaluesg phone 85 , Residence 322
Uroken Bow , Nebraska.
DRS. BARTHOLOMEW
& SPIVEY
PHYSICIANS , SURGEONS AND OCULISTS
All calls promptly attended day or night.
Phone 01.
MRS. W. T. JONES
DRESSMAKING
Mrs. W. T. Jones has had 17 years exper
ience In dressmaking , it Is useless to look
further. Work guaranteed. Hooin 7 , Dierkb
lilock ,
J. L. FERGUSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
Real Estate , Insurance , Ranches and
Farms for Rent , Legal Papers Drawn , Sur
veying and Platting.
Hroken now , Nebraska.
Anyone , anywhere , can start
a mail order business at home. - ,
No canvassing. Be your own - \
boas. Send for free booklet. '
Tells how. Heacock , A4S82 ,
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