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Q. A. Grilllth took several premiums
on iipploa at the Ouster uounty f ir.
Good.
Ur. Picket was parading aroundKyno
laat week , but ho neglected to pay NUB-
by a visit.
Mine Ethel Wright clonud u three
uiouthn term of pchool , at Mo. 141 , Fri
day. 8ho has been employed to tench
the winter term ;
Arthur Deal and family of College
Springe , Iowa are visiting HDIODR re-
latlyes in Ouater county. Mre.lt eul is
a Blfltor to Mrs. Donnel G. A. and A. B.
Griffith.
Sohaatlne Neth's family are soverly
afllluted with typhoid fever. Ilia old
est eon ngoil about IB years'died Inat
Saturday and ho ( Neth ) and two daugh
ters lives are still deepared of.
Tiiu Farmers Olub will meet In Youiina
Hnll in Callaway on Saturday , Decem
ber 7 , at onoo'clock p.m. Would write
the program but fvar the wast basket ,
as it IB lengthy ; everybody welcome ,
Come and sea for yourself.
GKOUaKTOWN.
"
Thanksgiving Bervicea and sermon at
liurr Oak church on Sunday morning.
Beauty and ohivalry brightened the
homo of the Misiea Thompson Wednes
day night.
Dr. BuHli and wife , of Sumner , were
invited gtioata at'ftuomont ManBo on
Thanksgiving dny.
Tronauror elect George was oufliciont-
ly recovered to bo able to attend the
tuuoral of hie mother at Kearney.
Herbert Hunt has boon offered a
position by the American Water Works
and Guarantee Oo. , of Pitteburg Pa.
Coyotes carried off our Ministers
Thanksgiving goose and throe of the
same birds for Samuel MeCounel. i'oor
Sammy.
Rev. B. 11 , Hunt and wife will eele-
brato their fortieth wedding anulvers-
fliftl * W M - K V * - * ' ,17 ; *
LAMPS ! ffios.
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BOWEN'S , g | LARGEST fjj. , WINDOW ,
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Btook of
LARIPS
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hat Waa Ever in Ouater County.
| J. C.BOWEN.
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THE BIGGEST SALE
OF T11K
Will Consist of Our Jewelry , Fancy Dishes , Ladies
Wraps , and a Twenty-five Dollar Bicycle. All Go For
r1fc
Come and See Our Window Display.
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THE DAYS 01 ? THE SALE ARE
Nov. 29th and 30th
Bigger Bargains
THAN EVER OF OUR STOCK.
WE
> MUST CLOSE OUT
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> x , 1902.
HARRY DAY & CO. 1
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ary at Ruemont Manse on Chriatmna
night next.
'Twna tho'nlslit before Thanksgiving
when all through the Thompson ranah
there was the scraping of follno BtringH-
and hoola and toes , in a merry kick out.
Yea , Gladys , It is true a little boy
brought a slab of sunshine Into the
loiue of Lou Davis and will bo a lively
companion for his four pretty little sis-
rfl.
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A high noon pink dinner was yiven
at the Stucky lUnch in honor of the re
turn ot Mrs. Eugene Babbits from long
travels in the enat. Judge Boblita carv
ed the
OIJ.TUI.I.O.
OrtelloS S. will give a Ohriatmas
eiuei tun ment us UHual.
Mr. D.iy is building a new sod house
upon-tho "Ovt-ihal. " farm which he
" "
low owns.
Where , oh whom U the price of corn
? oing to Btp. . It IH inking our breath
iu the last t'ednya. .
Mr. Elton Itcnl w it under weather u
[ ew days ! uct.\ueu tu d conRiilted the
dtctor , I.in \ * all rLlit jgain.
Mr. at.dl < t ) .M t'i | : IB have n bran-
new boy nt their houju , uud Sam Buys
tliat ho won't work uny mire.
Well "boys , " wo will have to put up
out- old gun on the SOth , an the grouse
and chicken season closes on that day.
The weather contmuoa warm 'and
spring like. .SouiuthiiiR to bo thankful
for , nmoiiK all the mercies bestowed
upon us.
Uncle Tom 11 ill returned from a vlait
in Old Miaaouri on last Saturday. We
had supposed that wo would never BOO
him amain , but be in like a bad penny.
Mr. J. F , Linker loft those- parts on
laat Friday evening in the company of
ono of our county teachers , and wo will
tnlBB our gueaa if she teaches many
more acboola.
Grandma Edwnrde is very low at this
writing , with no hope for her recovery.
The relatives and friends are constantly
iu attendance expecting the end. Her
future BCO a bright.
Wo learn that Peter Wonderland la
well again and will soon return from
the Norfolk Asylum whore he has been
for treatment for the past two aud u
half yeara. Hie friends will be pleased
to BCO him.
You can Have mouoy by ordering
yonr reading matter through the
RKPUULIOAN. Wo can furnish you
nearly all the papers and magazine
for leea than publishers prices.
What the Inter Ocean Offers.
Iood News , for Subscribers to the Ko-
publican and The Weekly Inter
Ocean Combined.
Never before in the history ot
newspapers has BO liberal an op-
lortunity boon accorded the public
to participate iu a gift distribution
of such trernondouH size as the one
which this paper ia now able to pre
sent to ita readers through an ur-
rangoment recently completed with
Pho Weekly InSor Ooeau of Chicago.
In the advertising ooluias of this
BHiio wo print e proposition pertain *
ing to the matter in refrouco and wo
most Hlrougly advifao all our readers
oarofully fo peruse same.
Every word in that announce
ment ia aiuooio , every asHortiou is
lioncHt , every representation is
truthful in every particular.
Lauk of space compels us to boil
down the detail aa muoh aa possible
but we have on hand a lavgo supply
of the explanatory papers conncut-
cd with the propnwtion which
were iurnished us by our oo.operat
or in thin big. deal Thr Woukly
Inter Ocean and these wo shall bu
pleased to distribute among thuso
who may ln > oino > ul < > rfiHled.
The attention of our ruadcrn is call
ed to our HpeoiiU offer of thu hfo oi
William Mi-Kinley , by Mural
llalatcd , and other prominent tuoiii
and the RUPUUUOAN for $1 CO. W ?
furnish both for tho'Votail price of
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once.
MARKS
CJIQNS
COPVRluHTS AC
tout free. Oldoit agency forsecurlii * patents.
Patents taken through itunn A Co. rccclvr
tptelal noci , without clianco , In tuo
Scientific
A hanJinmcly IlluotratoJ wpfk\r \ , Israeli rlr
culatluu of any vi4vntinn Jmunul , 'rorir.t. in B
rear : four muntlu , tl. Hnia LjtU i
Uraocb uiUco. ttii V
$21.55 To Uhlcut'o and Ilcturu via
llurliugton Koute.
December 1 , 2 and 3.
Return limit , Decembers.
Aak nearest agent , Burlington
Route , for details.
' J. FBANOIS ,
General i'asRonger Agent ,
Omaha , Neb.
MOUTH PaVA.TTKVAI.l4GV
in northwest Nebraska , offers Rome
wonderfully good opportunities to
the man or woman with a little
money to invest in irrigated lands.
Excellent irrigated laud can bo
liad now for $1 2 to $15 ata acre , but
it ia plain to those watching the
development of the North Platte
Valley that thib low price ia just 1 |
about to fade away ,
The farmers of this valley are x
now reaping an abundant harvest.
Alfalfa , corn , whrat and garden
vegetables yield good profits.
There are also good openings in the
live atook business.
If you are interested in the Nortn
Platte Valley , write for our booklet
describing it. It is free.
J. FKANOIS ,
G. P. A. , Burlington Route ,
H-7 4t Omaha , Nebraska.
School books and supplies at Ed.
McComaa's. . t
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COLLOM'S'GRQCERY I
A oar load of old wheat Hour , sack
warranted.
NEW STQCK of
Aud are prepared to sell aa ( JIIEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
FRUIT , OYHTEHU and CKllinV IN SIJA8ON.
Butter and Eggs taken in Exchange.
Gooda delivered to any part of the oity , Give ua a trial.
A. A. COLLOM.