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Undo SnB1'e truly SChold.
Bluco lion como back from wnr , it alraugo
To notice tile euprleln' chmug0
In htm ; hla good oV mn nu' nw
Are both artoelrhed nn klu ha !
Ito weed , to be a douchy Itd-
1'nrtakln' tnebbo , from ltls dnd-
An' hadn't the = It up an' enup
'You'd look for In nrnuner chap.
The d5y ho rlnpped a nervy flst
.in' zald he reckoned hc'd cnllat
it tuk my breatb In etch a way
I ecarcoly knowed lest what hl ray ,
I tol' Idtu with a sconful gnu
no walat built for rohllcrItC -
I That what they wanted hl the rmlks
Wan mall wllh acdell III their a hau ka.
II uI epthl of a,1 ho went , and new
That ha Is I k aenhl I rwow
7rhero uh1't two prntaler folks on earth
rhnn tnu au' her 'vho give ii in b' r Lit.
IValks'round shit quirk au' suuppy studs
ewclll'11 ap wllll tnliltury prlde ,
Aii'swingln' stylu t'd nn k' you think
lbu was a gcuurnl , by Pubk !
tVbon w'niktu"long with mu ho'11 ' any ;
Now ' , dud , dun' I aluach In rlch away ;
lioP'np yet bendd throw out ycr cllort
Ontll you thhuk'Vlt bust yen vest !
'I're out , mP try to get the atop !
Now ! hayfoot , etrawfoot1 hop I lisp I hop !
Rycefront I Throw back y.r.bouldersI'
Gec ;
Tim way that kid kecrs (1rlllln' the I
Imo's got n scar whore qo was hit
At Caloocan , an' rnye that It
Ie Uncle '
eaonny's brand to show
That ho kutowed how to face the too.
An' then the gala I why , they Jont seem
' 1'o think he la a four hnrlo team t
Smno gals that that used to say that he
Wa'1't , In It at a aperkiuu' hen !
I've beerd'onl ' toll o' books nn' schools
t nmlh1' echolura out o' tools ,
Of dirnon's in ( no rough that' made
To shine llko gems o' llncet grade ,
But 1 am kuo11 to hat that there
Ahl't nolhtn' else that klu companl
Wlth Uncle Sanl hl 1115(1In' men
An' I kin prove that $51110 by lion ,
-llonvcr Poet ,
flyiio.
Did you fill your ice house last
week.
C. E. McDermott has moved to
the George Baker place ou Spring
ureok ,
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WeathlQr nlotierate , and cloudy ,
threating storm ; snow has thawed
some ; roads bad.
R. C. Chumloy lost five head of
cattle during the blizzard ; they got
into the river and were drowned ,
+ George Pelky lost a horse last
tvock ; it fell and broke its leg and
; he had to kill it to end it's misery ,
R A. Brant delivered mail on
t fair time regardless of the drifts
and cold. Bobby le an oliuient
uarrier.
Nowe eearcc as there were no
travel on the road during the
storm , until yesterday. Several
went to Callaway and L S , Emp-
field is going to take a load of hogs
41 to Callaway today.
$ Whilc on the way to ehuroll on
Iaet Sunday , MI's. Uhumboy and her
eon got into a drift , swamping
their horses , upsetting the buggy
throwing them out. I + 'ears are cn
t tertained that ! lire. Chunlloy hue a
fractured fore aria ae it is badly
swollen and very painful. The
buggy was badly wrecked , but the
horses were 110110 the worse.
leoryclutvrl ,
The lrlhhatn flour null 18 again
j in operation.
t Mise Doma llarlau , of Sumner , is
teaching the Downey school.
Mlee Abbic George , is extending
' her vauatlou until the vigor of the
I winter is over.
tJ Mrs. Parson of
t , lllerna , is visit'
ing ; her sister , Mrs , D. N , 1Vood
rail , thin week ,
j Repairs on the Loup river bridge
arc going on as weather permits.
ii New pilings and flooring are being
put in.
The ice harvest is abundand and
of good quality , "It don't out Ito
ice , " is en atlirluat.ve proposition
for sure.
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: The roads are unspeakable , and
l the mail service has had very turd
lines , but nlauaged to 1)1111 through
from Sumner to Broken Bow.
f I'hreo airy , fairy , Lllliaus , wer e
cutting figgers on the iue at the
Bobhits daul last week , and made
things gay forq Jinuniu , for tw o
I days.
Albert llunt had his ankle boo e
broken by a block
large of iu C
falling on it while filling the iu Ce
i huuso , at Ruemont Manse , lie i s
attended by Dr. Wade , of Oconto
lhlptist Church ,
Rev. J , W. lllegau will oecup 1
next Sunday morning and evening ,
at the ueual hour. In the ovenul g
he will proaeh hie farewell sermon '
The public in cordially invited.
141111(15 For Salo.
Three hundred and twenty neree , slI
stiles from ; llrokon Bow. 100 tier e I
cultivation , price g1,6OO , hl payments o f
$300 oaell year , 460 acres adjolnfa
Broken Pow , on the south , 900 8Cree i
i oullivatlon , price $7 an acre , one lift h
cash , balance to cult. Good dlscnun t
for halt or all cash and
, will sell 80 , o r
100 eeparato , or will exchange for small
er tract and boot secured by mortgage g
r 100 Braes elx mllee Prow Ilroken Bow
$000 cash , 76 acres In cultlvatlon. '
tiVillle Cadwehl.
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t ! ; ; J 111 choosing our 1900 line the motto has been , NU I IIO\ CHEAP , BUMP IIOW GOOD ,
r l + We are sole agents ill this territory , for the Columbia , 1tgle , Fowler , and Elfin Juvanile , lines
. si ; ! of bicycles. Prices , : a . .0 , $ . . 5 , y311 , ti. iS , $ al ) , $50 , $ (111 ( and $75. Bicycles Sundries and Repairing.
# 1 Ed.wii/ Myers.
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Clttile For Sale.
One thousand head of one , two
and three year old stases also cigtht
hundred head o [ stuck cattle. For
partlualars enquire of W. U , Greg-
ory. U.
Unloft Suldlers.
I will p Irchaso rdditional ribhts
of all who homestpadcd lees than
160 acres prior to June 187'1 , evau
if they abandoned their claims.
1Vill buy fractiouals if ever so
e ntail. ( ! real induucmemts offered
a gents. R. I1. MCI + iEY ,
Kansas City , Mo.
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Ilorees For Salo.
One 1200 pound horse , 0 years old.
e xtra goad , ono 1900 pound Korea , ii
years old , good worker , one IIOU pound
mars , 8 or 11 years old , perfectly gentle
tor wonuul or child , one ] DUO pound
mare , 6 or 0 years old , extra hue driver ,
one 1200 pound horse , 8 or 9 years old ,
can't ha bent for s work horse , ells
1100 pound ware,0 or to yeale o d , pcr
foctlygentle for woman or child , one
1100 pound horse , 8 or 0 years old , good
horse , ono 2 year old colt.
Thu ahovo will be sold for cash-six
uulnthn tiara , good paper , or will trade
for ulllch cows , 1ViIIIs Cadwoll ,
Broken flow ,
I N T uE Dls7' ucn' Coumr , IN AND
Foul CU87'Iclt COUNTY , NEBii.S1tA.
JLMoore'I'rusteo , Plaintiff ,
vs
Philip Cramer , and the Wood
River Importing Co. Defendants
'I'o the Wood River Importing Co ,
non-resident defendant. You will
take notice that on the 5th , day of
February 1805 1.L Moore , Trustee ,
plaintiff heroin , filed his petition iii
t he District Court of Custer County ,
Nebraska , against Philip Cramer ,
and the Wood River Importing Co.
Defendants , the object and prayer
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a certain nlortgcge , executed
by the defendant Philip Uranter , to
the Globe Investment Co , upon the
S. 1V. : } of the N. E. , time W. } of
the S. E of Section 10 , N , W. f
of the N , E. * , of Section 16 , i'owu-
ship 17 , Illango 25 , situated in Cus'
ter County , Nebraska , which said
montage was given for the purpose
of securing the payment of a certain
principal note for the sum of 15400 ,
00 dated November 90th , 1889 , and
due on the first of December , 1894 ,
with interest thereon at the rate of
eCV011 per cent. per ailnnlll from
data until maturity , and at tau per
coat. thereafter. Said interest
until maturity , payable sumianuahly ,
according to the torus of ten inner.
est coupon Im7otos , That there is
now duo upon said priueipsl note ,
Coupon notes and mortgage , the
tallowing sums :
Upol1 Principal note , the suns of
1i4OO.OO with 10 per cent from Dee-
ember let , 1894.
Upon Coupon No,7151 IOD with 10
per nest from Juno 1st , 1899 , Upon
Coupon No 8 $1't,00 with lOper
cent frolne December 1st , 1893 Up.
on Coupon No. I ) $ l'1 00 with 10
Per cent from June 1st , 1804 Upon
Coupon No , 10 1514 , 00 with 10 per
cent from December 1st , 1894 ,
For which sums , together with
the interest thereon , the plniutitl
prays for a decree , that the defend-
aute ho required to pay the turn
within twenty days from the date
of said decree or that it be decreed
in default of such payment , said
promises may be sold as upon execution -
ution to satisfy the amount found
duo , ,
You are required to answer said
petition on or before luouday the
19th , day of March 1100 ! ,
Dated this 31st , day of January ,
1000. J.Lflioore 1'ruetao
By OL. Guttereou his atty.
PENN . uoIIIIIS ,
IILACICSMITIIS.
All dlnde of work in our line done
promptly tend in first-class order. Red
Shop on the corner , west of the hose
house. ( live us a trial.
Coal.
Try Wilson Bros. for all kinds
of hard ! aid soft coal , and see if
they do not merit scull favors in
quality , weights and price , s98.4t
Nen 'l'h11w Card , Fchruury : Cr.
Radical changes in the schedules
of the Burlington trains will be
made Sunday , F'abrt.ary 25 , 1900 ,
To avoid diiappolntment and loss
of time , consult local ticket agent
who is in a position to give you
correct information. J. Francis ,
General Passenger Agent , Omaha.
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( Jlltbblllg Hates ,
The REPUBLICAN offers the best
iates on subscription you can get
anywhere. See our prices.
The Illustrated Hen. . . , . , . . . . $2 ,
The Weekly Bee. , . , . , , , , , . , ,
The lrllor Ocean. . . . . . . . . . . 1.04 o
'h'ue Farm Journal. . . . 1.04
The Globe Democrat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t.0
The 'I'oledo Illado. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , . , , . . . 1.
The Itepubllcau . . . . . . . . . . 1. W
7.
\V3 will furnish you the whet
list o io year for i3.)5. ! )
Or we will give you
The Rnpublicnn and Illustrated and Weekly
liulfor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.1
'rho itepublican and litter Ocean tor . . . . 1 ,
'rue Itcpubllcan 811(1 Globe Democrat for. . . . I.r
The Itcpubllcan and Toledo Blade for . . . . . . . . . t.5 0
t.5I
' 1'o anyone who accepts any o I
the above offers between now an 1
the first of January , 1000 , we wit 1
give the Farm Journal for fiv e
years free ; or to anyone who pay s
Now is your time.
CATARRH CAN BE CURED ,
MURDOCE'S CATARRH CURE.
IT GOES TO EVERY PART.
SURE , SAFE AND PLEASANT.
b'or years IRIS the medical fraternity eouiiht reliable tt ld sure cure for Cntarrl , in thls cu.
dearer tunny huudrudr of uoetruula have been offered to u eutlerlug public , and the heullh of thou-
NuudN have burn cualplotcly ruined by taking them-these rurloas compounds cauahlg the worst
tonne of Urrpepal8. Dprnya and mntw0ute are worthless. as it Is luqovalbl0 , to ranch the affected
pn is In this 011(1111eV.
MUn11OCK'S CATlltltll CURE Is a new and scientific preparatlon and le to be sruoacd in a
pipe , thereby for fumes and amoku going over the entire Nyslunu affected by the (1leoaee. It r011ove
Inrtn11ly tile worst forma or Asthma Urancldtls , flay Fever , Colds hl the bred and all fosse et
t'ntnrrh. III ) matter what Nhnpo , and cul ee where treutulent Is continued or reasonable time. No mnt
ter how litho you are uliccl0d , don't delay treatment. Catarrh comes often tram 511111)101 ) colds ,
Llho all flew at111I valuable prPlaillnellr ( yell will 11IId others saying th01r0 0.x0 Just as g00d. Brwure
of Dnltntluea , as ! buy are tvcrlhless ,
WE ONI.Y .VSu . ' 1'alM.TO CONVO. It. Mailed to any address , prepald , onlrecclptof
prlco.
Put tip in tin lu > xee , : } + I.UOt boz ; IURDOCK CURL : CU. ,
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for. .
ttcutrncnt UOIduys.
Atlrsntet , Ott ,
$153000500 $ IN PREMIUMS
FOR THE NEAREST CORRECT ESTIMATE OF
THECENSUSFOR 19000FYOUROWNSTATE ,
RULES.
Tile weekly lice will give away $15,0011 to
prctulunte for the closest csthnato of the popu
lunou et your own titatc as announced in the
1001) censua. Think of it ! 15,1K.r1 in premi
11(115 ! Icacb sttbscrlbcr will guess on hla own
511(10 , thus cathllutlng1 the population with
which he I5 the most rmutllar. 'rho flrstprem ;
lam will be awarded to the mho nlakhlg the
elosust ebtlnlalo of the state 111.whtch be lives.
( That Is , closer than the gucsb of any other
bub crlber on ills otvu state. ) For example , if
the nearest crhnate lslmado bye Nebraska
person , w9dh Is SOtC0 1.0111 the correct 1000
Census pnpttaliou ! of Nebraska , he will get let
prlru ; hot it a hum ( h1 lowut werolwlthlu " 0,000
of the eorreel liguru of Iowa , the Iowa naau
w'uuld get Ibt prize , 1(11(1 the Nebraska man 2nd
prize.
t.1 case of u tie , the cstlmatt' recvlved drat
will ho aw'ardud tile ilreuhitlll
All terrltorirs , D. C , and , Nevada are barred
and their t11tlabltRIltB uayCetl11latU Nebraska
Instead.
Each cstlulate nnlst he aeco11llundod by $1.75 ,
subscription prlco III 'roe thna to 1Veekly lieu ,
thegreItesl ncatern weekly , 511(1 The Ilhustrat
cd Il l' ! ' , a r ttelldilt webtertl weekly news maga
aloe , oonl for 0110 year.
1st-I0 room house and lot in
Omaha vuluu , . . , , . . . . . . , $3 ,54
2nd-Cnrh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1100
3rd-One Cidckotlug 1'lauo. . 64 0
jib-Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500
5th-Otto I Intha111'Iuo , , . , 45 0
0th-Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 0
7th-cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 0
5th-Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 0
tutu to 14th-10 Maehhlos.
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YItIUedlttIeach ( Sewing . , . . . . . . . . 50 o
tf0 0
50 Qaslt Prclldula$10each
its ) cash I'reluluuie$5each , . , , , 50 0
Farm Iluplcuuente , iVaeone , Bug
ides , Maeicnl instruments , Ouus ,
gating luueellold . . . . . . Furnlturc . . . . . . . . . , . aggro . . . . . . 5100 0
Other promluula , hooka , Pictures , +
etc. , worth Ii or more each. . . . . . I,8 , (
GRAND TOTAL $1 5Ot1 , 0
The Republican and The See for $275 ,
' uL tlal.s Office.
You knew as much about the polUlatiOU of your State as you r
neighbor , \Vhy not earn a big premium.
I'et Itl.tpn tisi.s will help you ,
NEBRASKA ;
Callata. , t'aputalua luuroar. Yor 1u Yoar. ,
lsU1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9541 11'f0 to 1870 . . . . . 41,11 ,
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t' l ) . . . . .4b2,412 1870 to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
lsto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,058,91U Cash subeerlpnous atuetaecolnpelly'0etuatea .
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CUSTER COUNTY
THE EPUCLICAN. , k
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Is the only republican newspaper puhlisltedin ; Broken Bow
and ie up to date with news at the County Seat , It is
the oldest paper in the county , and hiving the largest oir-
oulation it , is the
BEET ADVERTISING MEDIUM
published in Uuster county , 'l'ho subsoriptiou price is only
As an inducement to all in arrears or now snbsurilisrs who
pay a your ul advance , we will furnish time
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PARS JOURNAL FIVE 7EAS .
fromn the hrst of .lauuary FREE , 'I'bis is a farm journal
iu which all farnwrs , gardeners nett house Ieopors would
La interested ,
SEE OUR CLUBBIG LIS ar
with the litter Ocean , Bee , Journal and other'papers. Ad
tiress ,
The Custer County Republican
broken Bow , Nebraska ,
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