Nebraska Newspapers

    " - . _
-.r X..lt _ , _ _
. . . . . .
t r. w.- _ - s. . : . . . _ - _ _ _ _ _ . - _ _ LjsQcsgsasiXi - - _ . . . . . . .
-c = " ' - " ' = 'Ir
.
t .t. \ , . ; . . : . . " " . + , ; ; . ' ' " " : . - " " . . ' ' , ' . - ' . . . , . , -
"
" ' '
7
I . ! . .
: r : ) J ' "
l' 1'Tj ' , ' , _ _ E - ? I
, li i. I . _
1':1 ' : I have just returned from St. Joseph , Mo. , where
I I I bought at KECEJVER'S SALE I at a BIG
! i ; / Discount a lot of -
.1 , i
If . Ladies' Shirt Waists , I
! t 'j ' Belts , Ties , Notions , etc. ) / : .
! I Also many other articles of fancy and useful
I wearing apparel that enables me to sell at less
tit than the usual price. Come and see them while 0
I . the stock is new and complete. Every article is
a bargain. 'Something new and uptodate. -
,
. W Ao PARKERS
General Merchandise
I
Wood Lake , = = Nebraska
_ e
--J-
- - -
\ 4..i A : . . . : A..AA.A.A' : .A . .AAM.AAAA.J0 AJJ
. < H E B n * * . M k ff J *
I $ J. H. DAY
1c c 1 . ; GENERAL 'MEROHANDISE ; ,
1 ; We Buy and Sell Fkirses
Wood Lake , Nebraska
Nebraska
. o . ' ! .E Q.U q
1 8L . HOWE& MONTAGNE it *
*
1 9. t' i"i i + _
F y yF - l Livery I , Feed and , tQ
' Sales Stable. . . . . . * . .
a Wood Lake , Nebraska p
j Special Attention to Hunting and Fishing Parties jj
a iib - 63 i'i asp , G a k : o + 6 5 3 ti
.
' H. A. L YON . . S , . .
( Successor to \Volkor & Lyons )
- Wood Lake , Nebraska
. \ Am still doing driving and freighting. Special attention to hunting
.
and fishing parties.
.
. . " . _ _ . . , , _ , = r. . . , . . . , ' _ _ < . . " ' " " " ' > -C ' , " , "r ' " ' " . . " . , , w < _ _ " " ' = - "
, A . Ma Lotspeich , .
, ( Successor to Ed Young. )
Full line of Groceries and Dry Goods.
Millinery Goods and Ladies' Furnish
ings. Boots /and Shoes. Hosiery.
, Men's Clothing . . and Furnishings . . . . . .
. . . : FLOUR , FEED AND COAL.
Wood . Lake = Nebraska. ,
< . : . '
; " . _ - - - , - . . _ - _ . _ . - . .
- - - - , - - " . - . - -
? No.ice to Non- Resident Owners.
. . . . .
To' John lA'p nnil Mrs. Leo , wife of John
Lff , IlEtjtjind true im im unknown :
Y-ouuuI each of , you an1 horeby notified
thnt ivovenilu'r % . 1'.iiS : ( , nt private tiMHO : ,
George K. I ifkey : purc-luihwl the south half
of the soutjienst quarter .section : ! ! S , to\\ n-
- I ; I
that . sajd . hind wa.s taxed in the name of
John Lee , and the .said : purchase of tax sale
was made ! . , for the year I'Nii , and .said ptir-
cha.sW l I1 1 l $ paid the biib equent : ta.xes tor
the , yoafH 9 { W'1 ; Mi : ) ! } ; tnit tlu tllll of't' -
clcinptitnCufhaid } land from the aforesaid l
.sale ; will . expire on the : ! rtl day of Xo\ ' ember , I
WIIIlInd.dll. ) or after said . last named date 1 I
will applM ! l 1 to the county tnHSUrt'of rin-r-
ry county , Nebraska , for a deed to said
. land . i. .
1)atedlt Valentine , Nebraska , June 2) ) ,
J01l > . , -a , * - ( / EORGER.1 1.AOKKY ,
. ,2.1. a ; uj Owner of saitll't'I'tilicate.
I .
, i ' - ' 'N ticc to Uon - RC5ident Owners.
. . .
f : ' it * *
To r A rime M. Huberts and ! Amos N. : Roh-
- crts ; wlr : lIld hiihbaiul , and to A. M. Kob-
erts : -
'
Yo'u , and . each of you are hereby notified !
that munXovemuer : : ij ! : HIat private tax
r sale , Jeorgo It. [ , nekeypurchase(1titelwrth- :
ea.st quarter of the southwest quarter and
the iiortlr.ve.st quarter of the .southeast
qu11rtti'xuf .section : H , township 2i i , range : 'A t !
In Cherfv county Nebraska ; that said land
. ' wast ix'6u in the name of A. M. Hoht'rts ,
Itl ' of tax sale wa s made
and tlnp $ : > ald purchase
" ' ' lt0iand < ) said purchaser has
for _ thO "iy 't'III' 1 ! )7 , :
paid the .subsequent taxes lor the years HXS I ! ( )
and ' JW. ! ; ; lhat the "time of redemjrtion of
.snldiJ/iiid / the aioresaid sale will ex-
jiix'on ! tIlt' :11'1 : day of No\embe.r , lltt ! ) ( ) and !
' . ' ' last named date I will : ' -
on ; or after , saitl ap-
ply io the. county trea Mirer : of Cherry eotin-
tv".jS'e1)ra'bka ) : , fora deed to said land.
* Hnti'cIIt : Valentine , Nebraska June tl1 ,
] - 11O. . . < . . , GKOI : ( ; W JL LAUKEY ,
: M . 25 . :5 ; Owner of saitl certificate.
"
W'J1el the AnM-Saloon League lays
, 1 " 5J , the voters of Nebraska a
6C- : zto which it pretends gives the I
voters : the option of casting ballots
for : or against the issuance of liquor
licenses , the League knows it purpose-
- /y misrepresents = the facts. The use
of the word option is made purposely ;
deceive because the votersvwill be
to ;
permitted , . under the county option
jcheme , to voie only . . for dry areas. '
-
- , ' , ' ! - - .
" , ' ,0 ' - . .
.
' - , ,
- '
; . - '
.
--.c _ _ . . - - " . . . - - . .
-
II I I
"For God's Sake , I
Do " I
Something.
We have apswered this call in
our new book "Fhrhting the Traf-
I fic in Young Girls , " by Ernest A.
Bell , U. S. District Attorney Sims
and others. The most sensational
indictment of the White Slave
Trade ever Published. It tells
how thousands of young girls are .
lured from their homes annually
and sold into a life ot shame. The
Cincinnatc Inquirer says : "Of
all the books of the season the
war on the white slave traffic is
the most helpful ; it should be road
by every man , woman , and child. "
Agents are making from § 8 to
§ 17 a day selling this book. Over
500 pages. Many pi ctur " es . Price
$ ; l50. Best terms to agents.
Outfit free. Send loc for forward
ing charges. Book sent to any
address postpaid upon receipt of
price. Address. ames E. Shark-
ey , pec'y. , 123 Plymouth Court.
Chicago. ' 21 4
Notice to Creditors.
THK 'J'\Tlt OK NKIIASKA i In the County
CiiKituv COUX1'i f as Court.
In the niattT : of the estate of Herman
T. * -chlcn ter. deceased :
To the Creditors "f ! 'ai.F.stnte ' J :
You are he ' eliv notified That 1 will sit at the
Coi nly ! Com t Kooiu in \ ' alentine in ! said county /
on the loth day ot July. 1910. * t 10 o'clock
a. hi. to receive and : / ov.iiiiiae , ! all claiais : against
ssiid : estiti with a view to their adjustment
jiMowaiicf. ) The time limited for the presenta-
tion of ( -luims ] : ncamst said estate is six months
ftom the Killi nay of .Iull. . A. D. 11)10 ) ami tho
tuiKj hmUeil for payment of debts is one year
from > aid IGtli ] ( rlay ot Janu ' ary,1910 ,
\Vituej my hand at-d ! seal of s.i5d : county court
- ' - - - this21bt day June. A. 1 > . I'.UO. !
SEAL .IA.MK3 C. QUID LEY.
- , - : - 1214 . . . County Judge.
tValcott & ilorrissey , attJrn ys. /
'
r . - ,
„ . .
. . - h r-- ; _ ' - . : : : : ' ; ' " " ' ' ' -a- : :
, , , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' .
- - - - " - - - - - - - " " ' -
. , .
Ak.-L ; ; ' "
-----J-- - - - . , - - ' . r - , " ' . ; ' , : : - . .
.
.
- - " ' . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . : . -
Washington : : News.
f
By t ( Special Correspondent. )
" The whoopers- for President
Taft claimed that he was omnipot
ent and could force Congress to do
anything he desired" declared Min-
ority Leader Champ Clark , review
ing the session just closed in an
interview with . the writer.
"If that be true one thing must
be admitted and that is that Mr.
I
Taft is in favor of the reckless
waste of public money.
"The total of appropriations for
the fiscal year ending June 30 , 1910
was $1,044,000,000 , whereas the ap-
propriations tor the fiscal year end
ing June 30 , 1911 , are about $1,058 ,
000.000 , an increase of $14,000,000.
Such expenditures are absolutley
unjustifiable. When the pres
ident came into the office he declar-
ed for economy with a great flour
ish of trumpets. The newspapers
were full of what he was going to
do in that regard to relieve the tax
payers of the land. But all such
turned out to be thundering in the
index as the foregoing totals show.
"
"I have" heretofore stated in the
House and out of it that Senator
Aldrich said a good business man
can run the government just as
well as it is run for $300000,000 ;
per annum less than it now costs.
The President himself fixed the am-
oant which could be saved every
year at $100,000,000. Other Re-
publican big wigs , notably Senator
C trter of MontanaSenator : Hale
of ? Maine , chairman of the House
Appropriations committee , have
tlked ' economy ; but the fact re
mains that their ecopomy consists
entirely of gab and that they actu-
ually increased the appropriations
instead of .leduciug them.
"As they have large majorities in
both Houses of Congress and could
do as they pleased , one of two
things is true ; 1 : They do not des-
ire to economize ; or 2 ; They are
utterly incompetent.
"But how can President Taft ex-
pect Congress to economize when
he sets the example of extravagance
not only by using up the 25,000
annual allowance for traveling ex
penses , but uses up several thous
and dollars mOle ? Be it rememb-
ered no President ever received this
travel pay till the last pait of the
Roosevelt regime aud Roosevelt
never used all of the allowance ,
while his successor uses more.
I
How can Congress be expected to
economize when the Vice-President
and Speaker Fet the bad example by
using automobiles paid for by the
public money ?
" 1' am aware that economy is an
humble teeme , but it is close to the
hearts of the people and millions
.
of them cannot afford to be taxed
to support Republican officials in
their reckless extravagance"
It has become known in Wash
ington that President Taft endeav-
e'red to have Roosevelt pay him a
visit at the White House , and that
the latter did not accept the invita
tion. This further emphasizes the
story that the Taft adminstration
h . is been so bad that Roosevelt will
n jt dare to endorse it. It is said
t itit the President's invitation , was
c trried to Roosevelt orally by Capt-
tain Archibald Butt , and delivered
01 the day oj Roosevelt's : : ; return
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts
and Son-in-law ] Longworth , accord
ing to information : whicn has leak-
ed out , also made strenuous endeav-
ors to have Roosevelt pay his re-
spects } to Taft at the White House ,
but T. R balked.
Now comes Representative Butler-
Ames of Massachusetts , Republican
insurgent , with the statement that
the political machine of Senator
Lodge of that state "is backed by
all the large corporations and all
the , state and federal patronage at
0
his command" and is used to ' "ad-
vance the selfish ; financial schemes
of the large railroads , banking and
manufacturing interests he serves
in the halls of Congress. This is
hardly news to well-informed men
in ashington. Lodge is one of
the Aldrich group , ever ready to in
crease the tariff and serve the corp
orate interests. He stated in the
Senate one day that the ultimate
consumer is a myth.
Protectionists asse.it that high tar-
iff rates"protect"Amflrican . working- .
. .
, . . ,
r
, . . (
' .
- . _ - - = --.c - _ . . . . . . . _ . a _ - - " F " " ' . . . . . .n. .
_ . , . - - . - - . . , . : .
_ . . . - - , . - y - . . : - - : : ; > : - : ;
- - - - " - -
= - ssosicac + cac-Sari
. ' . , . . . . . . ' . . . , . _ . . , - , - ' . .
: " ' " ; ; . ' "
" - 1 . \
_ . - - - - - . _ 'J . _ . . . . - II.
men. What is meant by the word. I
"protect ? " The steel industry is
one of the most highly protected
industries in the United States. The
high rates on steel products have
"protected ' ! the American working-
men in that industry by driving
them from the mills. Positions
formerly filled by Americans are
now occupied by the cheapest for
eign labor. A report jusb made on
conditions in the mills of the steel
trust at Bethlehem , Pa. states 4,725
men or 51 per cent of all the em
I
ployes ; > , worked twelve hours a day
220 workmen had a twelve hour
day except on Saturdays and 4203
employes had a workday of ten and I
one-half to eleven hours in length. "
Thus does protection "protect" . .
"Tariff . protection makes for mono
poly , " declares Alfred Henry Lewis
in Pearson's magzine. But that is
not all he says. "Monopoly , " he
"
declares , "is robbery arranged for
by law. Anyone who would be a
monopolist would be a pickpocket
could he be safe. The politicians
in Washington have. cheated and
betrayed you. They owed you rev-
ision upward , promised you bread
and gave you stone. "
"How can the government con
trol the trusts when the trusts con-
trol the government ? " Senator Ow
en of Oklahoma.
- - - - - - -
When the digestion is all right , the
action of the bowels regular , there is a
natural craving and relish for food.
When this is lacking you may know that
you need a dose of Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. They strengthen
the digestive organs , improve the appe
tite and regulate the bowels. Sold by
Chapman Drug Co.
_ .
- - -
TEiot 4 ! E1 "f
BOGjste 7 BnHR
! L = BiH Siis : Up and Thinks
Dili Bluo was surh : a grumbly ! ! ! : sort
We celled ! him "OLD CLL ! GROUCH"
for srfbrt ,
Since short he v/cs in speech : ; end lock I
And soon got chart in pcckotb ck.
Said : Gill , "This town is i : : on the bum ,
Its stores are punk , its clitnato : rum ,
And then the people. he ran down
Made Biil look bummer than the town.
f : : . ti1'f. . " " --.J" _ , , . . , ' ' _ 1.o.a.
, ' . . . . - . 2ma : . : ; ; ' - \ ' ' ' ' ' 1" ; F" , . . . . < r. : , ' . . " ' 1 , .
: . 'r ' . ; : ' - - ffJ ' ! )
. 1. ; ,
.
' " . { P ' . X
J t 5 : = . - : ( ( i tl1 , h
'i ' n'dfl ' -A " : r
'J1ji } ctrl : { - . Vll . " . . . .
. ' . , , - r ! , . .l ) , E " \o 'i1h . \ I
& > . < l\i : ' " { "oo. , , . .
- : IJ.i ! ( , " " :
. - - . _ - . . . . ' "
lZ'-- . , . = , , ' tla Jr l ? p
* 1
'
' . . , ' .
. .AW : : ; ' 3H . ; I : . I
. . = , . -\o " , - &i/L :
. - - ctr "r ) ' . . . , . , l . . . . . . 01 ! } i
" 1
. , . . . . . ; . . : ; . 1".nn . = . 'j . ( " . . . . . . _ : \ 1" ; c.- 1 1 . , " ; ; , , : \ . : ' : :
. . . , - -f - - : ; ; .1' J
f'Z."V. . . . . .
" .
e : t resRr..cv ! r : . .
h ; . : . . _ cI r : . . . . . f-1
. . . . . . : ! . : !
( .
.
F -urs - ; . . . * ; : f 't.
" 'f1
' / . . " I
. .p
: : . : ' ,
:
% i '
- , © " : " ' a. - , 1t ) /w. , _ i j/ / : ' . : . ) : : : . ' I
k cs i rt.V' _ "
} " s. , . " : ' = } ' ) . 'I'tI'
d - ' " ' " ; ' # : ! M Y : ; ' ' ' .
. 8 : J : :
'
'
- " ' . ? t A' (
, , _ "
FiX. ; : . . _ . ; . " ; ; l3'
. . : _ .
. ' ; : . . '
.
\ .c ; .
j " o' . , .
. . ' : , . . . : . : .
'
\ '
( : \ { . .o'T.J1o : ; : r " (
: ;
. . . . . , . . . . . . : . - - . = - : : = . . : ' : , * , J
- ' & -
- -
" ' - ' : : ; ; - ' , O' < . -c- ? . , .
. " ' : i.t.'t j + Ei' : ; , .
r ' , " g '
. . t ' "i : (
. . ;
'I".ff\ - . - ; , ' "
:
' \ -.s- , . !
'
, " " , ' ' : < ' .s"K ; ' ; .1b ' l \
z : : ! < 1' < 1 < : 'J. " ; ' ' ' ' . . , . . ; . ; . . = : M . . J ( , , ? : . . t' "
. > ;
. . ? ' >
. . . : .Y. : .
- .r , . ' ! ' '
' : ' ' 1 ; ; ; , . , , ; , h ' : , r. . . - : . - : . . . . . ' ' . > r . ! . , r. : t . " ? : < : .b':1iol
. Vh
- ' ' : : : -s. : ; ' . ' " . 1 : : ' ! ) > ' / . . ' "
; . ' . :
. . .
. .
. 'k.c"T. = 'hzp ; - " '
'f1 _ ' }
, " -1"\
. " " . . . .
;
' ; \ ' "L - " " - _ . . " . . , .llj-f ' :
. t . . \W'd" \ ! : ' it . . - . . . : , ' . ' . _ " . , , : ; tt : . . . : r c" . . ' ; . [ . . ' , ; \ : !
- t' " ' . - < .
: , . " " ' ' ' ' ' ; 'Jr r.t. " . !
; ' - -
- ' fi.--'P1.f
? ( ; ' ' : : "
'
. . ' : ' : . P' : ; Ql- .
'
' '
, .f. " l' o' _ : ! ! . { " . : : - ' : { ' ' : ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 . ; 'f
His business they put on the blink ! ,
And this made Bill sit up and : think.
"THE MAN WHO KNOCKS , " said . ho ,
" 'tis plain !
, GETS HIS by being knocked ag = in. "
II I Bill changed his tune that very ' dr.y.
I Since then the world has : come his way.
His coffers soon boosn : : to f.ll.
Now we're all friends of "Booster
Bill. " - . ' . - '
b 60 YEARS'
. rpERIENCE
' "
d
;
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
. . . . COPYRIGHTS &c. .
Anyone sending a sketch and description mav
whether MI
iiscortnlii our opinion ( reo
quickly .
, . Coramunica.
Invention is probnbly patentaMe. Communlca
"
Uon I\trlc/.ly / conlldcntll1l. HANDBOOK on Patenta
sent free. Oldest niiency ! for . uecurliiB r pfttenta.
Patents taken through Jluiin & Co. receive
t1cciall1tice. without charge , iu the
* > . - . * - # - . freAA
„
Scflc j ! 11 mean.
< - tirv ( - *
A. handsomely iliintrntodreofcly. . Lnrecst clr-
culatlon of IIlY 8elcntlUo journal. 'l"crms , 3 8
yenr : four 1lI0ntlJs , $ 1. Sold by nil neterden .
FKlUfJfi r & Co,36iBroadway' New Yorft
Branch Offlce 625 ( F st. , Washlnston. ! D. C.
McCALL PATTERNS
Celebrated for style , perfect fit , simplicity rntl
reliability nearly -10 year : . Sold in nearly
every city and town in i tIC ! United States and
Caiudn , or by mail direct. Jora ; ! fold th.sn
any ptiier make. Send for free catalogue.
F.XcCALL'S MAGAZINE
More subscribers than any other fashion !
lagay.ine-million a month. Invaluable. lat
est styles , pittern ! ' t ilrcssmnKinjr , millinery ,
plain sewing , fancy needlework , li.iirdresMnjj ; ,
etiquette , pood ttorics : , etc. Onv : CO ; cents a
year : ( wort . : , double ) , including a Irce pattern.
Subscribe today , or send for sample copy.
WONDEXFUa. INSiJCERCENTS
to Agents. Postal brings premium catalogue ;
* * and new cash rrizc j oflcis. Address i
rillcCAZl _ : : CO. , J33 ! to 2W : : h / . 27th : : Si. . HOT : Y02K
_ _ - . .4. . . . _ '
. , -
-
,
- _ . -
. . - . - , - '
, ; ' = - - ; : ' - : " - - ; - - - - - - - - = - _ - - . . _ - ' + : . , - . . . . . . . . _ . - c * - - , - - - u. . . - - . . - - - - - - -
- .
. . ,
" ' . , : . oF . , - . . - . ' . : . , . - , ' . "
' ) " f ' ' ' : ' -1 " : : -
. .
-
' . . . . . , -
/
, , . . .
- , , , . . - =
'
- : . . . , . . . . : - , '
. . ' .
, Cattle * '
Furniture and Paints and Oils
.
Undertaking Goods Dip , . Stock Foods , etc. /c. t I
, J@hnson , Brosl3 , ' . / , , - "
Lumber , " Machinery , Hard '
ware , Harness , Saddles . ' .
Wagons , Busies and a full line of Haying Tools , Windmills . ,
Pumps , Pipe , etc. Full stock of Posts and Barb Wire. , ,
Wood Lake , = - Nebraska '
-
! :8j : C8X8. :
W. F. PARKER & COl
Wood Lake , Nebraska
'
Everything in Fancy
and Staple Groceries .
We have a complete line of
' OVERAllS and GLOVES
cgj / ' -
c
-
fJ r _ @ _ 8
Uck , lausen & CO. ,
,
f
,
T General . Hardware . , f
at Wagons and I _
Machinery.0. . .
@ -
, \
complete line of .
I
Harness and Saddles
ousehold and Kitchen Furniture fa \
A Lumber and Fence Posts
I WOOD LAKE , a NEBRASKA
.
(
@ @ 8 _ '
R. M. : \ Faddis & Co
Postofllce address-Valentine or Kennedy.
Some branded
fij"'t' on Idt !
vj.r * thigh
. 4 )
J : " .
Horses branded
" on left
shoulder
; . .
. .
n | or tin ? h
, , '
4- " ' " - .
Sonic : : , Some branded
branded I . . . on right thigh
!
,
mi left " or shoulder.
sl10uIder.1
or thiish Il ;
IlP.
P. H. Young.
aimeon. Nebr.
. . - Cattle branded
as cut on left side
V -
Some Qyon left
I ) side.
I - en left jaw of
V horses.
' 22. = . . { , b -r na .L- . . . = . . . - . . . . _
Range on Gordon ' Creek north of Simeon ,
N. S. Eowley.
Keuuedj , - .Neuraska.
Same as rut on left , J 'r : .
. . .
t
side and and
hip , on
left shoulder of hor-
ses. AlgoESS on
eft : side 1on
hip. jII' : f
V X on left so .
Some rat . . . .
tie brr.nu ' tZ ; ! I . , :
ed husk-S2SSaSSfing ; peg ( either side up ) on
left side or hip. F on left jaw and left shoulder
of torses , LlJ :
LlJQ on left hip of horses
I-
. N . [ on left jaw of horses
C. P. Jordan.
: Rosebud SD
t1 : Horses and cattle
7 same as cut ; also
M , . s , CJ BE JJ on right
; ! : Ity ! ; 1 ) hi p.
'o ; , i ; Itys . . . ! ill i Range on Oak and
. Butte creeks.
: f , ; _ A liberal reward
.
fj I. for information
t \ ' ff. ' " . . . tending to detection
w : of rustlers of stock
bearing any of these brands.
I , . M. Terrill , Propr.
Brownlee Xeo.
' Cattle . branded as
: , - - in c-st on left
side. Some
V -.J branded JK. T Y
- . on left hip. Range
on I\ortli Loup
nver. , two mih-s /
west of Bre\vulee
" " - ' - - - . J ,
. . 'fJ'J . - '
. . " ? . .
- -v.c- . .r : ' " : -
.
John Kills Plenty.
St Franr-ls Mis-
inn . Kobebud.
S. : : ,1) .
Cattle branded
as incut ; horses
same or . 1 K I' l on
c
left thigh. Jiance ! ; -
betWL-eu Spring :
C'Iand : Little . . .
& :
White river. - _
' : .
. i. . . . .
. .
\
.
Albert Whipple & Sons.
+ , Eosebud S , D. ,
Cattle branded
SOS on left side ) f
OSO on riehtside I.d' " '
have Some a cattle + } on neck also / -
left Some shonlder with A and on /7
_ some branded I '
with two bars _
. . . . . . . : I . : . . across hind Quar-
_ ; _ " ' " _ _ = .ir : - _ Jters. Some Texas
cattle branded s 0 on left side and someaMMB
on left side. " ItStJSii
Horses branded SOS on left hip. Some cattle
branded AW bar connected on both sides and
left hip of horses
J -
D. M. \ Sears. 1
Kennedy Nebr.
, _
Cattle branded
as on cut.left side
Some on left hip. S . -
Horses same on -
left shoulder.
Range Square
Lake. t
Nebraska Land and Feeding Co.
SartlettEiPhards , Pres Will G Comstock V. P .
ChasC Jamison Sec&Treas
Cattle branded on
' ' any part of animal :
. 'r also the following
. brands :
r ! , : fill (
f horses branded th6
same /
f = = Range between
Gordon on the F.E. , .
& 3I. V. , R. R. ard f , , , , . - - -
Hyannis on B & M. R.1J. in Northwestern N > hr ,
KA.RTI.KTT JtJGIlAI DS. El : - wwn/5&r
Sawyer Bros.
.c Oasis , Nebr
: _
! - O. K. Sawyer has
char-re of these
cattle. H rsea i ;
S us S J ) 2'i ' on It'ftshoul t
dpr. some 1\ \
left sitle. f I '
Horses , .
t > 'r same left thigh -
itauge on Snake
river.
" _
Metzger : Bros. '
-holfe Nebr
Cattle branded
anywhere on left J'
side.
Earmark square ,
crop right ear.
, . [ E
Horses have
same brand on . °
eft thigh. : - - .
Range on Gordon and Snake Creeks . #
A Reward of $250 wilt be paid to any Son for
information the a
: lcatlin
leading to the arrest aud final
conviction , . . Of . any person nr r\aw .nne * * *
„ ! „ -it j K- jwii4 jjcraonj stealing
clttJe with al'ove hrancl.
-
J. A. Yaryan.
, Pullman Nebr '
Cattle branded JY '
on right side \ '
Horses branded JY \i
J y Reasonable on right shoulder reward
for any Information
leading to the re-
covery of cattle
strayed horn m7.
.
range. '
1
.
J ' ,
,
0