TP.trrJL ; ; VLH
ALi.,17
'WESTERN MCW IN OPPOSITION
f Charge r.j uvaya Vvit'.i Sclr.g Reckon-
slbie for Low Pncec Paid oatilo
Raisers Packers Vvlll Probably Da
Allowed fkeprccentaticn.
Denver , Jan. 11. A hot fis&t hs.5
broken out in the ranks oi" the Na
tional Live block association over thca
% ueBiiou of wlicthor or not railroad
4md packers are to nave representa
tion on the governing board of the
association. President Fiank Ilagen-
barth is in favor of the plan and has
urged it strongly. There is a heavy
contingent of stockmen , particularly
those Irom the west , who are b.uerly
opposed to the idea and they are mak
ing the fight of their lives to keep
the management of their organization
aolely in the hands of men who are
actively engaged in the handling or
care of stock. These men assert that
the railroads and packers have , by
working together , deprived the west
ern stockmen of good prices for their
cattle , that their interests are not
Identical with those of the stock
breeders , and they should not be al
lowed to have a voice in the manage
ment of the affairs of the stockmen.
The advocates of the plan to admit
the railroads < nd the packers declare
that their admission does not mean
that they will work against the inter-
esta of the stockmen , but on the con
trary that the wider the scope of the
erganization , the greater its power ,
and that differences will disappear in
a community of interest. When thf
plan of reorganization which wif ! ad
mit the railroads and packers was
proposed at the convention , it was re
ferred to a committee of three from
each industry affiliated in any way
vith the raising of live stock. These
committees met as a whole and will
report today to the convention.
The probability Is that the railroads
will bo denied representation on the
board of control. The general com
mittee , composed of the officers of th
various branches of the live stock in
duotry , could not reach an agrseineir
The feeling against tho admission o !
tho railroads was very strong and
the discussion grew so animated that
it was thought best to aljourn wit
out action. The packers and all other
allied industries will probably he ad
mitted end the railroads will be left
out.
out.At
At the convention of the National
Woolgrowcrs * association the old o
fleers and members of the executive
committee were re-elected. Papon
Trere read by James Rae of St. Pau ;
on "Sheep Feeding in the Nort.
west ; " by D. J. Osborne of Denver
on "Wool Scouring Before Market
tog , " and a brief address on "Govern
men Control of Infectious Disease *
< &n the Range" was delivered by Dr
J. M. Wilson of Wyoming.
A meeting of the western cattlemen
tras also held and a number of papers
vero read on the problem of control
ling cattle scabies.
ALVA ADAMSJS IS OrFiBE
Oath Is Administered by Chief Justice
in Presence of Large Crowd.
Denver , Jan. 11. Standing beneath
the draped folds of the American flag ,
while the walls about h.m and thc-
floor Lvneath him trembled in re
sponseto cannon that roared a stiJute
in his' honor , Alva Adams was inau
gurated as governor of Colorado.
While he stood with upliited hand
taking the oath of office , admin.stcrcd
by Cnief Justice Gabbert , at his sid'e
{ ( was tho athlete form of the ex-gov-
Ternor , James Peabody , who w.ll to
day inaugurate the most energetic and
f
bitter contest that Colorado has ever
seen for the right to fill the position
that Governor Adams has sworn to
administer to the best of his powers
of body and mind.
I V
The inauguration ceremonies were
j/ / simple in the extreme and were at
jr tended by a crowd which packed the
bouse of representatives almost To
suffocation.
No Reward for Family cf Eight.
Lincoln , Jan. 11. Somebody creat
ed the impression among the citizens
of Silver Creek , Neb. , that a reward
offered by the government for
family of eight children. This
la why a woman of that place wote
A letter to Governor Mickey , asking
for tho reward frrtank Parker , who
bas eight children , all under f.-'teen
years of age. The govGi.i - 'n roply ,
Informed the writer cf the leU thct
$ . v ( no reward is offered for large families
of children , notwithstanding Presi
dent Roosevelt's attitude on race suJ
cide.
Agree to Burn Cotton.
Brazos , Te : : . , Jan. K.--An agree
ment to burn their share of surplus
cotton was rsacheJ it a mis ?
ing of ths farmers of thir
One bale was burned an-J thrfolow :
Ing resolution was pa' = ed"P.r
fiolvod , That we burn b lc of < nt.or.
every Saturday until we burn nt K-a ? :
fifteen bale of cotton our r-rt r/
the 2,0000 bains r q f1. : n br
burned by tbe pople ii ' .ho coi'.on
belt of the Unitod St.-las. "
Jenklnc V. ins VVrcstiti r. Championship
San Francisco , Jar , li. Thomas
Jenkins von ! he enlcl.-rs-catch-can
} ' r r > iiuhip ; by throwing
r'K r\vo KJrulj'J't falls.
* > .
NFtYS O
y Fstaily Crushed.
J-M-4ir c < 2 , Ja . . 5. Abo L. . Lioyd. a
y 01 in ,5 , : ? r : c , - MSobably latally
j Injured at . - .a. ii oy 'Inv g under
ja largo b ? : .jj over 8 pair of scaics
with n , ! A. < : - ' of corevltc tho result
that ho wis ba-.ly crushed.
Suicide Is f-'ct Identified.
Fremont , Neb. , Jan. 9. The identi
fy of the man found dead at tho Amea
depot is stul unknown. No man of
Bis description has been in the em
ploy of the cattle company or the
beet sugar company at Lcavitt. There
is Uf.le doubt but that the man him-
seli Urea the shot that killed him.
Mrs. Liilie Denied Rehearing.
Lincoln , Jan. 6. The supreme court
denied the motion lor a rehearing in
behalf ofSrs. . Lena Lillio , convicted
of tho murder of her husband. Appli
cation for a re"-cari : : is the last ap
peal possible , snd ' .ne court's action
means that } Irr. i Hlia must go to the
penitentiary lor life.
M. A. Erown to Carry the Vcte.
Lincoln , Jan. 10. I\ebraska'B eight
electors met at the state capitol build-
Ing and cast their vc.es for Theodore
Roosevelt for president and Charles
W. Fairbanks Tor vice president M.
A. P.rovr rf " - ney was selcr'ed as
cicsiengc'- cair * l.e duplk-aio cer
tificate \Vash.ngtcr. . .
Mcrten&in File. * His Bond.
Lincoln. Jan. G. Treasurer Morten-
sen filed a guaranty bond for $1,000-
000 with Governor Mickey and it was
approved and accepted. Auditor
Searle announced the appointment of
John Tulleys as county treasurer ex
aminer , A. L. Searle , brother of tho
auditor , takes the place of chief clerk
In the insurance department , former
ly held by Mr. Tulleys.
Banking Board Organizes.
Lincoln , Jan. The seals banking
ooard organized ' 'by the election of
Auditor Searle as president and E. C.
Royse secretary. These appointments
were made : Bank examiners , C. H.
Baumont of Madrid , J. P. Hilderman
af Burchard , T. E. Emanett of Arapa-
hoa , Fred Whlteraore of Long Pine ;
A.ddison Wait , chief clerk ; Maud
Kogue of Lincoln , stenographer. L.
V. Haskell , bank examiner , and Chief
Dlerk , Dodson , retire.
Editor Sprngue Takes Arsenic.
Blair , Neb. , Jan. 10. C. B. Sprague ,
iditor of the Blair Republican , took
irsenic and is now in a critical con
dition , all hope of saving his life hav
ing been abandoned. For several
months Mr. Sprague has been in poor
health and for several weeks has
&een confined to his home part or the
; ime , only going to his office oecaaion-
Uly. He left the housa for the office
ind tcok the poison while on the
itreet. He then told what he had
lone and efforts weremade to save
his life , but at noon there was saii
jo be no hcpo.
Old Road Exists No Longer.
"vTest Point , Neb. , Jan. 9. The
board of supervisors at its last ses-
lion knocked out the last section of
the old Blair road. This road , which
.n former years ran diagonally across
; wo townships southeast of this city ,
aas been a fruitful cause of litigation ,
Hatred and ill-v. ill for many years. In
numerable law suits have been the re
sult of attempts to divert travel to
: he section lines , murderous assaults
have been committed , fences pulled
Sown , property destroyed and for a
time a perfect reign of terror pre-
railed among the residents adjoining
; the highway in dispute. The road
aow fellows the section lines , where
It belongs undar the law.
Coiby Is Held Blameless.
Lincoln , Jan. 9. John A. Ehrhsrdt ,
| udge advocate general of the Na
tional Guard , has exonerated L. W.
Colby , former adjutant general , of
the charge of having in his posses-
lion $126 , money appropriated to pay
the members of the company at Wil-
ber. Special Examiner H. ? Wig-
'
gins made the charge against C-oby in
1 a report to Governor Mickey , after n
examination of the books in the of
fice of the adjutant general. Judge
Ehrhardt was instructed to investi
gate the charge against General Col-
i by and made his report to General
Culver. The report contains the testl-
' mony of a number of witnesses exam
ined , which led Judge Ehrhardt to
the belief that the money in question
had been paid to Captain McGintie.
NO RELIEF FOR SETTLERS.
j
Interior Cepartmer.t Opposes Any
i = .xter,3on of Time.
1 Washington , Jan. 5. Tne interior
department , according to Judge Kin-
kald , is square against Kin-kaid's bill
extending the time for settlement un-
tier tne bill which became a law at
the last session of congress.
- "I des.r ? r.iy friends to know , " said
Judgerlini.u.d , "that after having
labored most earnestly with the sec
retary 01 the interior and the land
toicmssicnf-r , that there is no possi
bility for tne passage of the measure
which I had r.opcd might extend t > e
tirue in v.'hJch settlers cowld go upjr.
the landi revered by l7ie G40-acru
bill. There ino relief in sight , and
I would there suggest to intend
ing sotilcr ? ; . .t they prepare to take
up thtir i-isidc-nce at tho time stij -
ulated in the bill. "
A mlli-s : acres of land Is to be
opened undor the Kinkald law on Feb.
14. Asked where this land was lo
cated , the representative from the
Sixth Nebraska district stated that it
was lornled in Lincoln , McPherson ,
RUSSIANS OH LOOKOUT FOR Ml-
KAOO'S VvAP.3H.P3.
MORIS CHIPS' FOR THE FAR EAST
Czar Will Assemble Third Squadron
for Japancsa Waters Skrydloff
Starts for St. Petersburg Explo-
cion of Wins Kills Twenty Japs.
Pori Louis. Island of Maurtvas. Jan-
11. It 13 rumored here that a Japa
nese squaaioa is t Dic c Garcin ,
Chagos islands. Tho Russian admiral
was informed Jan. 2 that Japanese
warships were proceeding to rr.eet tho
Russian squadron and the vigilance
of the latter was redoubled. The
alde-de-Cu .p of the Russian admiral ,
In an inierviev ? at Tamatave , wan
quoted as Faying that the Russian
quadron wruld require a lucnth to
cross the Indian ocean.
Kondratcnko the Real Defender.
tondon. Jan. 11. 'me Daily Tele
graph's Port Arthur correspondent says
that , according to stories by prisoners ,
the real defender of the fortress was
Major General Kondratenko , com
mander of t..o Seventh East Siberian
nfle brigade , w.o was killed Dec. 15 ,
and that had ha lived it is probable
the fortress would not have been sur
rendered. General Stoessel , ths cor
respondent adds , was inclined to sur
render as early as last August. The
garrison , he concludes , included 10-
000 Poles , who were inuiffervjui fight
ers.
ers.The
The correspondent at Port Arthur
of the Daily Mail says thnt on Jan.
8 twenty Japanese were killed by the
explosion of a contact mine inside
one of the "orts and that two mines
in the town also explodcM.
krydloff Starts for St. Petersburg.
Vladivostok , Jan. 11. Admiral
Ekrydloff and his staff left for St.
Petersburg. Tne admiral was given
en enthusiastic send-off by the gar
rison , siilors and officers of the mu
nicipality. Addressing his men. Ad
miral Skrydloff said fkere were likely
to be important developments soon
in the region of Vladivnctok and he
hoped that in case the town should
be called upon to stand a siege thft
garrison would emulate the devotion
and heroism of Port Arthur. Tne
men responded with cheers.
Russia Prepares Third Squa-ron.
St. Peterslnrg , Jan. 11. Tha HUSB
onfirms the Pp.ris Tompp * rrporf tbnt
the first division of the fh'.rd Parific
quadron will leave I.ibiu at the on- ,
of January and will oonsirt of the
Tvarshlps Af'rnirr.l r jiv'n. Gnerl
Admiral Apraxine , Aamiral Oushakoff
find Nicholas I , the cruiser Vladimir
Monomarh and several torpedo boat
estroyers and torpedo boats.
JOLO MOROSMAXE A FIGHT
_
One Officer and One Private Killed in
an Attack on Fort.
Manila , Jan. 11.Tn an engage
ment which took place on Jan. 8 with
refractor } ' iloros on the island of Jolo ,
Lieutenant James J. Jewell and one
pri\rate cf the Fourteenth United
States cavalry were killed and Second
Lieutenant Roy W. Ashbrook of the
Seventeenth Unites States infantry ,
Captain Halstead Rorey of the Fourth
United States infantry. Sei-ord ? Lieu
tenant R C. Uichardson of the Four
teenth X nited States cavalry and
three priitcs were wounded.
The ac'.ion was an incident ir con
nection with the capture of a fort
held by the Moro outlaws , which Ma
Jor Scott , governor of the island , TTSd
attempted to secure by peaceful
means several months ago. Recently ,
while attompuns to secure recruit ?
on the is'nnd. ' the kindly ir.eans taken
by Major Srott were mistaken by tho
surrounding Moros , and , trouble brew
ing , necessitated forcible action. Th
Moro lesrler has been killed aad the
fort has been destroyed. The"n v
Icnn troops w re assisted by tie gun
boat Qniros , in command of Lieuten
ant Walker.
Mrs. Duke Wants Husband.
New York , Jan. 11. Mrs. Alice
Webb Duke , whose1 marriage to Bro-
die L Duke was followed by his in-
earceratirn in a sanitarium , intends
to fiRht the relatives of her husband
xvho ar endeavoring to have the mar
riage annulled , and has retained conn-
Hal and taken steps to procure his
release npon habeas cofpu ? nrnroe.'l
Sho hnp rptainpd a lawver and
him to crmrp noHh < r mins
nor exprnse in prfr > ctin ? the rel as *
ef th tobacco man.
NEBRASKA CITY'S MAYOR DEAD.
Overcome by Heart Disesss While in
His Office.
Nebraska City , Jun. 9 H. H. Bart-
ling , head of the Bartling Grain com
pany and mayor of this city , dropped
ead in his place of business. Mr.
Bartling was one of the pioneer resi
dents of Otoe county , coming here in
IS66 and fcr a number of years had
been one of the mofit nubstantial busl-
less men of Nebraska City. Heart
disease is supposed to be the causo
of tis doath.
Snow jn Southeastern Nebraska.
Lincoln , Jan. 11. Following zero
weather , snow began falling and con
tinued throughout the n-'sht over
southeastern Nebraska. Tterc 's litle
wind and no 'Irifting. Tle ) tempera-
tare continuos low.
YEARS'
quli'tcly iisicririiii oiir < i | > iiu < > a fvto v. iicttit-r HO
invention IB prohnbly pntfittihlc. f ( nntiiinir'n-
tloiisPtnctlycnntltloiitirtl. Handboolioii Patents
ecnt free. OMi-st rcPiicy for pprurins : putonts.
1'ntpnta t.-iKcn tnrmieh Munn k Co. rocolvc
tpecial notice , without cnnrtzc. in tfac
cientifi
Ahnnd.nomply llln ; 1rf' > 'l ivcoklv. I.nrsrost cir
culation of nny pcienriOc journal. Terms , f'i f
rqnr : four months , ? 1. bold : - y all rpvr.xd n crv
" " "
Business IsFotices.
Not uii'lrT tli'f ' hc-nHntr " " feuls tifr lint *
Ri'li lii crtiici.mon _ r ' ( lint.r niHtii-r. 10 < ' iitf
Lace , 5 cents per yard at Mrs.
Elmore's. 50
< For 8 i ! k.
Some good work horses , snddle
rpns ami some good young mares
Terms to suit purshnser. Inquire
at IJisliop's livery barn.
23 W. T. BISHOP.
< < > Sti
Via tho North-wes'ern Line. Ex
cursion ticket will le sold on Jan.
16 , 17 and 18 , limited to re * urn un
til J.in. 20 , 1905 , incliisiw. Apply
to agents Chicago & North-western
R'y. 512
Now is tlie tinit to j ot your in
surance on your buildings and
stock. Storms have already begun
and if you are without insurance
it will be your neglect. It costs but
a trillc t < > iiiMiri' ngainsl Mro , light
ning ainl lornadot's in tm'bi-st state
rorn panics. Tlicy ; irc iN'prcscnU'd
by i. M. Rice , Valentine , Nebr.
A 8Tjtifl tt < oV iU 32 tj > .
well Milnp'ed ' for use in offi-e , li-
hmry orohonl. . s'lhs'Miinally
ni' > nntetl , i djjfS liound in cl rh ,
piinted in full colors , sh.nv.ng tho
United StateSj Aia-ka , ( ] ulu and
our island possessions. The orig
inal thirteen stares , the Louisiana
Purchase , the Oregon Terri'ory , etc ,
are shown in outline , with dates
when territory WHS acquired , and
other valuable inform ition.
Seni. to any ad lre- > on receipt of
fifteen cents to cover postage , by
W. B. Kniskern , P. T M. , G. & X-
' .V. R'y , Cbiougo. 12
In the District Court of tlie Fifteenth
Judicial District , in and fc r Cber-
ry County , Nebraska.
n the mattpr of tlio I
esiiiU' of Ti us J V Order to Show Cause.
Taylor ( leL'ea.sti-1. I
This ca'isf came on for I-i'inii upon tli po
titlon ot lU-nry rnylor. ailin nis rut.r of h
stHi joi 'l'itu-4 .1. Ta lor. ( it * < : ( .MSfil. pr < i > ing f r
n license to M-ll tlie So itiiH.t-t onu-iju < t r of
SK'Moii 2. , 1 1 > , ' { . ' ! , K in ie 27v . or i Mifflci-nt
amount tln-i-fol to bri i r ihe MIIII ot Sl.'m 01 for
Ihc jiayiiHMil of lie . .et sal" " . i\\vil un lust said
estate and tincost > of adinii-tsinitio i , tncrf not
beiiirsuHl''ifii } it'-rs > nal prouerty to p.ty said
d btsano cxpfiis. . - .
It KS tlu-r-lort1 i > rder d that .ill persons intrr-
esti'd in slid t"tit : ui > pur b'-l'orc 1110 at Kiish-
vi le. NVhruakuOO'i tn - ISth day [ Keiirn.irr.
lOi-o at ten o'oli't- a m u > > > ln w causevhji
li eiis-si'Oiilil it t if ii anted toaid udimnis.
init'T tusel'o miKli of tin.1 > o\e ilesi-rih-d
teal estate ol t > aid a-cea. ed. as sh il 1'e i ecus-
> ar.v 10 pay said i.ebls nuc > exi-ense ; that a
-oi v of tiuj > > nl r be pnbii htd f i lour xvufl < 8
in tbf Valfiiiinu IJfiii-'crat. r iifw.spapiT o gen
eral ciicu ation , in riierry Coiiuu. tVbni.tku.
Dated thislib day , ) unu.ir > . 19"i5. "
"
U. Jl "vhSl'O. . UIl ,
Judyu nl the Uistnet i'nrt. ' .
E. 1) . Clarke , a' torne > . 61 i
Order to Show Cause VVhv License
Should Not Be Granted to
Sell Heal Property
lnt > e I'lstrictCoiut of i lurry CoiPity. NV.
braska.
In tne matter of the petiti"n of .Joseph
Nolletie lorliceiiM' to > ell n-ut r iatf.
N .w. on ibiM.iOth iliof | > . teinr 1901. UIH
CJHISP * aiii' * n l r beaiinu upmi t'ie ' petiti n
iinduru.i'li ol .l i-t'i .i Nul e'tf. udniini > iritor
ol.Juliatiiia.NfiiZfl d-eea ed praying lor li-
ccnsf toHI i be loi'owiu ival estale
of tbe said Julia MUM Neii/t-l , ckvit :
NS . < ot MCCI T . 34. i : 32 tieirg
10.1 acres nior - or less , and ail tilic.N f <
of tbf KK'nt ee 17. Ip 3 1C .T . in cherry
cotn-ty. Nonr.i-hu exc--pi , tin- luwnsiteeiizel !
and tin1 ri ilit Mv > uf In : Kieiimur KlKhom , t
Missiiuri Vuli yKaiiViuir - nine iieuin it-n
acres , inr or if s. lor ihe p.i\nient ol deliti al
lowed aitainsi aiil cst ite and al owuii'-es and
e ) .si > i adnu i traionturt e icusnti Uiat lu-re
I.H not a S'l-iicifiii uui-iinit ol i > ersnal property
in pusif&iion o j > ai i Jeph Nulleiii' . a i "inis-
irator belonfi'i' ' to waid es atu to pay sai.i
-ei'ts , allow niet-.s and i-.ists and for lurtiier
rensoi mat bai-.i aimve deM-ribed rca i-sUte is
not productive oi.an > income t said fbtate. \
It is tli'-re-oie omeird thai ail personsnter -
Chted in salbtate ' appear clore me at cbatn-
bei1 in tii city i'l KII lui.le. xetira ka on the
Idth day ot 1-ebr urv , I'J.5. ) at tbe nour of ten
o'cl'ic a. m. to enow Ciiutif .1 y iiien- .wny
H licence sho'tl i not bgr.iuc.i to .lo pti Nol-
IKI . administiiiiiir. to .set atiove deii-ribetl real
estate ut a.ud decedent Ji id lurtiier or.jt-red
tfiat aepy oi ihi-i order MOervod up m all
persons lnt rr ifil In Baid e.st.it1 u > eausinK the
BariiK tu on p ibiiHbed once each wvnU tor four
suwossivaveik ! in tbe V.i'iiititi ' - Di-niucrat , a i
uew-paper pi luted - ud iniulNucd IU aata u > uu i
t > ul oherry.
W. H. WFSl'OVEIl.
Mi
llisfb gni.U- G.-.llnway Hulk.2
tu fi yirs : old. for nlo. Al- < Jv
" 'liMrnugSibrfd's. For further in-
i. rnvit.iori inquire at thi5 * ofFiro. 1.
.Ir.nsi-f A. Cls
Laundry Agent
r.i ici't Irr. VPS Tiirda8:00 : p m Il -
turns Saturday luornlnjj. Work call
ed for and delivered at your door.
VALENTINE. NERRASKA.
FRANK RANDALL'S
Cifcy Delivery
To and from all parts of the city.
Trunks , valises , packages , coal
and heavy dray ing done on
short notice. : : : : : :
A. F. RANDALL ,
Phone lOi. Valentine , Neb.
J. L. ASHBURN ,
Cars tractor and Build
er in Brick or Stone
Work.
Valentine , - Nebr.
| Everybody
that writes
Can
use printed stationery. Ask to
See
our fine envelopes and paper.
Your
tinie is money.
Mistakes
don't occur so frequently
and it is a < ruarantee to the
publicthatyou'reabusy man.
THE DEMOCRAT ,
Valentine , Nebr.
/ " / ,
? V '
A GOOD F.TS , A STEAD ! HAND AJ7D A
b.cvcr.3 KiHe. Pictol or Slio'sun
, fi t . - , , . . . . td
r.-istestcJ I t. rto T ! Ku r-i.tvrJ le abw-
H ? ) lut1ierfc , . t. . . IfV-T I-.ML tsn1 f
Ask your ( .cater , an.l in it i ! . , stratM tatsr. Ulsa
; eneurcoo. : ? . If 3 < v cr.r-j 1" > f"c M f"1 V rrfer IT.
' . 'esp'-s ? ! ? . > = : : . upon re ! ' rt i f s1tH : . Mailed
cs : : . : c f i r ; - . . ,
1 - c I reel
r . r.i i- ? t
: : ' - . ? : ! . ; .vi.s MAS ? . , C.S.A.
Onrfr
3ti HI
herrt3ti
of \Mltonaa4iir
OUdtifon * p
IlltM U K > 7
I ran (111 r. T3 foi bnlls f iR ujr t at
tlrno. lUacu i * ur mil * * north-vnt of
IM , Nebr.
C. H. FACT.HAUIC.
MILL TRICES FOB FEED.
PorCwt. PerT i.
Bran , sacked $ 85 $1(500 (
Shorts , sacked 1)3 ) 18-00
Screenings sacked 60 11 00
Chop Feed , sacked 90 17 00
Corn , sacked 80 15 00
Chop Corn , sacked So 16 00
Oats , sacked 1 00 19 60
A. N. COMPTON
Physician and Surgeon
Office at Qnigley & Glmpinfto'i
Drug Store. Nights The Do-
oher residence , Cherry
Robert G. Easley ,
ATTOKXE\r AT
rOHIce oyer Red Front
GENERAL L
Valentino ,
G. H. Hall , M. D.
I'hyHician and NnrgpoH.
All calls promptly attended to day
or night. Dru s and Phar- .
raaceuticals furnished. '
\V od Lulu * . - Nrbrnnk *
JOHN F. POEATH
, Bfelir
Tubular wells andwi
H. DAILEY ,
Dentist.
Office over the grocery
of T. C. Hornby's store.
Will bp in KosRbud agency July v
Srd. Oct. 2nd and Jan. 1 , 1904.
H. M. CK AMER ,
City Delivery-man ,
Trunks , raHses And packages banted M i
from tbe depot and all parts el th City.
C. M. SAGESER
Barber
First-clasp Shop in Every
dn Quinine Hair Tonic , GnMfin Stw Itah-
* Tonl . Fferploldp nnd Coki 'n D n < Jni CMM ;
Try Pompeian Face Massage Cri
TIME TABLE
Groat Northern Ij
at O'neill , Hebr ,
Hast , ( Mn\ \
10:10 a.m. ArrivenM f' ) . '
Fassenptr , dally except Hunday. ' , .t-j
' 'onnections with Klkhorn trains
west bonnrt from all points wrrtof 'C
* tiisrt - t routi' to Sioux City and bf j-oncl.
Through connections fr Hinnx FalTn ,
B , fit. Paul and nil points north and rrT ,
to O'N-Hl
< i. P. A.
rirv .rnw
The Commoner
Mr , Bryan's Paper
No\v is tho time tosecure Mr. Bryan's piper. All
deru-Kjr.tt3 nee-1 tlvs piper and Mr. Bryan needs the sup
i port an I co-operation of all true Criond.-'of reform. The
Co-n-noner has co.-n.-nencijd to organize - the democratic
ho ts for 190S. Mr. Bryan's advocacy tlirough The Com-
* v in Jiuir of public Ovvn rship of railroad an-1-telegraph sys
ii tems the election of LT. S. judges and U. S. senators by
popular vote , direct legislation , the overthrow of private
monnpolios , tariff reform and other issues , insures intar-
esting-ind instructive readinjjas well asnewlife to the party.
received at this office at $1,00 a year.
Com : , wake up , and hand us your dollar ,
First Class JOB WORK on Short NoticU
at tlie
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