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I : ES'l'ABLJSHED 1882. 'l'UE OFFICIAI4 PAPEI 01i' CUS'I'ER COUN''Y. LARGES'I' CIRCULA'l'JON OF ANY PAPBR IN 'l'IIE COUN'l'Y.
I. h . - VOL. XXI. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , JilL Y l'l , 1902--EIGHT , PAGES. - - NO.5.
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1 . . : \ little fast" ! lllIIo'ing waits.
I Watch confill'Il'l' 1'l'S 1 tra\'el.
I ing UI\cled \ plcmHIrl' . 0111' hnsi-
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1:30 to 4 p. 111.
, Or by appointment.
Office o\'er Anderson's Jewelry Storc
in Realty mock , Broken Bow , Nebraska.
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The old reI iahle St ,
; Paul Fire l. l\larine
Insurance Co. , of St.
Pard , Minn. , , vith over
1 $3,000,000 cash as-
1 sets , offers the fal'ln-
I ers of Custer COUll ty
absolute inden111lty
I ngainst loss hy Hail.
I..o'v . rates , I-Ionol'able
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I' cash scttlelnellts. In- !
I' sure your ern ] ) against
hail. .l. . I-IAlllIS
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On the ubo\'c da ) ' the Burlington
.1 ROlile will tell ; rOUlIII trip tickets to
CultJIwlu at cxtnuJI'Ilinarilv low rates.
It's cuol in Colorado aU"slIlIIUler long ,
' . IIntl thl'le arc IlInlll1ell. , of ICbO ! ts in thl'
. Roddc where ' frolll the
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heat of thc plains and spcnd un ulto.
gdhcr delightful \Ication.
, A Ctllt ! tu J. Francis , General Passenger
, I Agent. Omaha. Nehr. . will bring you a
1 good slipply of Colomno booklets that
I will help you plan ) 0111' trip. 3-11
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Tne Burlington ROllte is orguni/in
. II personally contluctellcxcursion to IIntl
, ; through Yellow ! > tone Park to leavc Ne.
' hrasku points. Tueslla ) ' . August 5.
'I l'ncollllllonly low rates lIa\'c been
1II\lle : for this excursion. 'l'he tutul cx-
pcnse.of the trip will bc less thau f.IUO.UO.
If you'le intercsted , write for a COP ) '
of illustrated iuitiuerary to
J. FRANCIS ,
General Passenrer Agent ,
3-7 Omallll , Neh.
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'fhe RHPUIIIICAN and Intcr
Ocean , S1.50.
S , C. Brace of Sargent , was in
our city 1\londa ) ' .
T4. W.Vilson of 1\lurna , was a
city visitor 'I'nesday.
Elmer D. Johnson' 1\h'rna ,
spent Sunday in on I' city.
G. 'V. Keller of New Helena
was a ci ty visitor 'I'uesbay.
I J. 0 , Hussell of Anslcy , was a
city \ ' site , , the first of t te weet. .
Hey 'l'homp80n and wife of
Callaway . , spl'nt , Sunday ' in our
clt.r.
C. S. 1\1art l was a pa9Senger
on'l'uesday morning's train for
Omaha.
IIenry Kelley of Anselmo , was
a husinesssitor { in the city
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Monday.
II. H. Andrews of Callaway ,
was transacting bm3iness in the
city 'I'uesday.
1\l s Mandl' Farrell went to
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'I'hedfont 'I'uesday ' night on a
fcw days yisit.
A. J. IWiott and wife of the
Grand Central , were Sargent
\ ' sitors Wednesday.
'l'he Mason City band furnished -
ed music for the Old Set tiers'
Picnic at Mcrna ycsterday.
Bell and Blanch Cosner went to
Mcrna'l'uesday night on 43 , to
spend a few days visiting with
relatives ,
F. S. Morris , supervisor from
Sargent , reports crops of all
kinds exceptionally good in his
vicinity.
'l'he county board of supervisors -
ors convened in regular session
'l'uesday morning with all members -
bers present.
\V. ' 1' . Scherr has sold his resi-
( ience property south of the
court house to A. W. IIo1colJJub
Consideration S750.
Uttle Miss glma Ream returned -
ed home 'l'uesday morning , aft'er
a few days of nistication in the
country at Sam I-Iaines' .
11'.A , Bertran has sold his milk
route to A. H. Stuckey , who is
now supplying the citizens of
the city , that do not keep a cow ,
with milk.
Mrs 14. A. Kiser of Grand Island -
land who is visiting in this vicinity -
cinity went to Merna 'ruesday
evening to visit old acquai ntences :
in that vicnity. .
A. II. Copsey of Westurville , .
who will be on of the members
of the legislature from Custer
county next winter , was a friendly -
ly l'.aiIer 1\londay. lIe reports i
the fall g-rain about all in the ;
shock in his vicinity.
D. S. Baldwin of Colorado , who
is here \ ' siting his hrother ' 1' . C.
madl' this ofl ce a friendly call
' \(1slt.ay. . . 'I'he B lllwin family
WIll dIspose of t hell' house hold
furniture and accompany'
hrother to Colorado where they .
exped to reside in the future.
D. 140 Herrick of Ash Creek ,
teft with us 'l'uesday a fine sample -
ple of rye that he had grown this
scason. I t measured Ii\'l' feet
tin' inches. It is a sam pIc f
not only the rye hut of the
mag-nif dent g-rowth of straw of
all small g'l'ain this season in
Custer county and what is hettcr
the heads arc all well lilled.
'I'he HgPUIIT.ICAN acknowledges
the receipt of a copy of the
Seattle Daily 'I'imes of July oj
which gives an extens'e acc unt
of the launching of the Keel ,
Nebraska and the prominent part
taken by Gov. Savage and his
Stall. 'I'hc novernor and Stall
were very cordially received and
entertained hy tlie citizens of. .
Seattle and the state of Wash-
ington.
g. T4. Beal , who was called to
Missouri sOllie four weeks ago by
the serious ilItless of his mother
returned home ' { 'uesday morning.
Before he left his mother had so
greatly improved that she was
able to he up. Elgin visited
points in Kansas , Iowa ami Illinois -
nois before returning home. lIe
says the crops are except ion ally
good in the five states that hc
\'isitell while gonc. ' 1'here wcre
only occasionally a locality
where the crops had ueen dam-
ag-cd by water.
John Davis of Anslt ) ' , was in
our city 1\IOI1 < hl ) ' .
IIenrY Kelley of Ansclmo , was
cit , \'isitor ' '
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Gee , Palmcr was an Omah : {
visitor the lirst of the week.
W. J. Rice of I est , was among-
thc welcome caller at this ofi cc ,
1\Jonday.
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Miss I va Cadwell weht to I
1\lerna 'l'uesduy nig-ht on ,13.to . I
spend a few days \ ' siting.
'I'he republican senatorial con-
\'entian is to he held at Ord on
1\londay Scptcm bel' 1. Va 11 will
appear later.
W. S. 1\letcalf of Walworth ,
wa a friendly caller 1\londay.
lIe reports crops line in his locality -
ity and ptcnty of rain.
AI1 parties wishing to talw
boarders du1' ng the teachers institute -
stitute shouht send their names
to the connty superintendcnt or
call at the ol1 ce.
\Vm. Blair who ha , been visiting -
ing in the castel'll part of tbe
state with hi" parents and old
time friends for se\'eral weeks re-
tUl'l1ed homc 'I'uesday night.
Ci. 'I' . Hobinson of Fleming
valley , left at this oflice 'I'uesday
saml > tes of spring wheat and rye.
'l'he wheat is thc linest we have
yet seen. It measures 5 feet in
height. 'l'he sample of rye is
remarkable for exceptional long
and full heads.
Wilbur Bangs , the eight year
old boy of A. D. Bangs , left in
this ofl ce ' 1'uesday , a sample
stalk of corn of his own planting
and cultivation that measures
six feet in heigh t and does not
show signs yet of tasseling.
Wilbur remarkcd he had more
like it.
'l'hc Musical ' '
given 'l'uesday
night in the Baptist church was
quite a success. 'l'he attcndance
was large , the entirc seating
capacity which lnc1ulll'd abotit
75 extra seats was occupicd.
'rhe cntertainment was of a high
order and is spoken of vcr ) ' highly -
ly by those present.
Elias Mottinger who has heen
attending college at York the
past \'ear was a friendly caller last
Frid y. But a few days preous
he ha < l returned from a trip to
St. Paul , \Visconsin where he
went from York as a dclegate to
the National Young Men's Christian -
tian Association. He reports a
\'er.r pleasan t tri p.
' { 'he CUl-1ter County 'l'eachers'
Institute will hegin next 1\lon-
day , July 21. All who expect to
teach in the county next year arc
expected to he in attcndance. On
July 22 , the second day of thl'
institute , State Superintendent
li'owlcr will visit thl' teachers
and address the school omccrs
and patrons , who have a meeting
on that dag'eryhody i in-
vited.
J. W. Kindree south of town
says hc has thc Ijn st crop he has
grown in Custer county. He has
his n'e in shock , It took 130
pOllnlls of twinl' to bind 43 acres.
ITc has 35 acres in oats that is
nearly n'uly to han'est that is
\'erY line. He has 170 acres of
coril pnrt of which is in tassel.
T-h' , his son ami wife planted and
cultinltcd ; the entire crop. Ill'
has IltO hogs and pigs to feed his
immense crop to.
N.T. . McPherson , a ncphew
of Simon Camcron made this
ollicc a fncmlly call with his
uncle t is mOl'lling. 1\lr. McPherson -
Pherson is a young inan who is
on his retul'l1 fro\l1 the Phillipim'
I sll1Hls : where he recell tl y com-
pletect three years servicl" ill till'
American AI = m ) ' . Before goillg'
to the Phitlipines he Hen'l'd 1/1 /
monthH in I'ortorico. IIiH home
is in Ohio , where he expects to
return in a few days.
J as Thompson has bouht { the I
interest of C. W. Cass in the I
bowling alley at Broken Bow. .
and the new firm will bl' known
as ' { 'ho\l1 pSOIl and Wilson. Jim
expects to go up there sooti and
talw an acti\'l' part in the man-
agemcnt of the alley. I eports
from there say that they have
a splcndid run. Jim is 'an old
resident of Custer County and
well known in the Bow , and will
bc a bIg help toward making
things go. We are sorry to loose
the presence of our peoPle but
glad to see them spreading out
I a d doing well.-Arc 'dia Cham-
pIOII.
W. ' 1' . Auld of J4incoln , is a
l" ty visitor to-day. .
Ii'red 'l'horpe and wi fe of 1\Iul-
lell , were cit ) , \ ' sitors MotHlay.
% . Dwiggills , of I4incolll , is in
the city representing the I } tna
I usurance Co.
A. Ii' . Ingman h\s recentty
built quite a fine ha1'l1 on his
farm west of tOWII.
Iace l' orsyth is huil < tingquitc
an addition to his house in thl'
west part of town.
J. A. Ilarris has \I1O\'ed his
omcc to the room sel'on < l door
south of Bang Studio.
A largc deleg-ation 1'1'0\11 Broken
How attendl'll the old Hettlers
meeting at l\le1'l1a yeHtl rday.
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'I'hcy all rl'lort { hang - hacl a
plea'a ; n t ti me.
' .I'hl' break in the price of cOl'n
in Chicago has had no material
elTect on the price of hogs in
Broken Bow. 'I'hey arc worth
Si.30 as we goo to press.
'l'he past week hashcl'nexcl'pt-
ionally linc weather for harvest-
ing' and till' farmcrs have hl'en
impruving' till' time in caring for
their fall gra i n , m i lId and atf-
alfa.
Gencral S\I1ith , who rccently
was tried by court martial iil
Manila on the charge of \ ' elating -
ing the rules of war in his orders
to bum and Idll has
becn found guilty , reprcmanded
by the President and prl'matur-
ally forced into retiremcnt.
' 1'hl' Chicago railroul or freight
house strikers have accepted the
compromised terms amI went to
work yesterday morn i ng. 'l'he
U. P. boiler makers are still out
and their places are heing filled
as rapidly as possihlc by nonunion -
union men , bnt headway in that
line appears to be rather slow.
Charlcy Holcomb , the fusion
candidatc for county attorney
had cverything his own way at
Merna yesterda ) ' . He was the
only candidate for political
honors of either ticket we saw
therc , except of course , 'V. J.
' .I'l\ur ] who is the prospl'cti\'l'
nomminee on the fusion ticket
for state senator.
OM SottlorH All'Ot.
'l'hl' Old Scttlers' meettng of
the northwest quarter of Custer
County held at Merna yesterday
was attended hy a large crowd.
' { 'he day was an idcal one for a
gathering of that kind , which added -
ded to the comfort of thc occa-
sion. A larg-e tent erected
near a small gro\'e was seattelt
and partially Itoored. It furnished
scating capacity for 500 or fIOO
which were about : u ; many aH
cared to hl' seated at one time.
A nicc cool hree.e : all day nl t < tl'
it very pleasant for those who
occupied thc shade. 'j'he Mason
City hand discoursed music
through thl. day in a high I ) '
Hatisf : ctory way lnd add d vl'ry
mah'rlally to the entertillnml'nt.
'I'he 1'I'OgTam as published last
week in the I HI'UIlIICAN was in
the maill carried out. ' { 'hl'
pl'rs : } ret : < t , spl'aches made , n'-
ci ta tions and music rendcrelt
werl' of a hig-h order alld worthy
or spccial mention had we
the time and space. SUmCl'
it to say. that the paper.
of 1\lrs. I' anllie gddy , the recitations -
tions of 1\1 issl's Jeffords and
J' ester wcn' excellent. Ju < lgc
Sulli van ga'l' the pri nci pal address -
dress of the day. It was a good
speech highly appropriate and
well rpc'i\'l'd : 'I'he Merna quartette -
tette aH well as the Ortello mate
( ) ltarteth > rl'ndered SOl11l' vcry lim'
music. Among thosl' who Wl'rl'
called out to g'e remisicencl'
of the early history of thl'
count ) ' were'J. . l\1. Fodg'l' ,
Dr. I . C. 'I'albot , Brad Burlin ,
)0' ) . 1\1. Graham , Jolm Hane ) ' , { .to
II. Jewett and W. C. 1'lIiott. :
I' ach did t hemsel VtS ! cred it and
their ! > pceches were well reed ved ,
'J'he oflicers l'lecte for the en.
suing- year arc : W. TI. Heeder.
president , Ira Ii'oster , lirst vice-
president ; J. A. Kelltnlmrger.
second \'ice-president ; I ohert
Ii'arri tor , th i \'ice-presidcn t
Mrs. I'annie I dd } ' , historian ,
and G. O. Joyner , secretary. .
' { 'he committec on resolutiom
were : J. J. Jo'ner , Mrs. gdd )
and J. R Forsc > 'th. A ball
game between Merna and Ansel.
mo furnished amusement 1'01
a number amI a wiUI' pro.
pelled by hon e power was
well patronized by the liUll'
fell < s. It wag a genuine social
gathering that was \'erj' IIInch
l'njoyed by all. A hlrg-l' nnlllhl'r
from Broken Bow Wl'rl' } ll'l'Sl'lIt ,
as well ag qnite a nnmhel' 1'1'0111
t\1 asoll Ci ty.
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Mrs. CeleHtia B. li'ralll'iR , IIl'l'
Brown , waH hot'll at Wnincy , Ill.
1\1 a \ ' h , lS , 1\1 a rrit'd to Silas .I.
1.'I'.lncis . , HHIJ. mO\'el1 to Iowa in
1H52 tht'n : to Nl'hrasl.a in tS55
which has hecn hl'l' hOllle l'v r
SiIlCl' . Shc jOj'ned till' chtll'ch
when a little g-irl ; after mal'riag'c
she joi nelt the congn'g-a tiona I
chnrch and wasoncor the pioneer
l'hnl'ch ml'lIIhers of carl\ ' days in
Nebraska. JIl't' lIns1 amt dicIt
.lnllc th , lSh5. She tl'a\'eg a
famil ) ' of thn'l' sons and tltt'l'C
danghters to mont'll hct' loss.
She was a g-Oo < lIllOthl'I" faithfnl
nnto death , the bihle her l'onlldl-
Otll'r S a\'iot' a pl'CHl'nt hclp in
tillle of trouhll' . She has bl'l'n
all1ictl'd for a long tillll' hnt hon'
it patiently rl'alidngthat thl'sl'
light amictions work ont for ns a
far more CXl'l'l'l1 ng' and dct'llal
Weig-ht of tloI'Y. : 14'Ulll'ral sl'I'\'il'l's
hl'ld at till' 14i1 ian Sdwot honHe
.Int ) ' 1 , IIJO , conlllldl'd hy I" .
1\1. UrahalllasHisted hy . I l'n. .
B. Stricklel' .
Cllul'cll Hcr'lc. " ,
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l\IlIlllY \ Hchoolllt 10 a. III. I'n'Ichillg :
lit II II. III. Jllnior II. Y. 1' . P. lit 3 p.
In. Sellior II. Y. B. l' ' . followin Ihl'
serl'cs in the park. No prcllching lit
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: \ [ . H. ClwnCII.
I'n'lIchill ill the 1\1. H. church 81111(111) ( '
lIIornin . lIbjcct , " A hllly or thc
COllllllllllll1ncnts. " Texllolll. 13S-Io. :
1oI'wulth : Il'aglle illlllll'llilltcly rollowing
tile I'lIrk lIIecting. G IiO. 1' . TIU'I'IiS ,
I'astor.
HTCI ! tIlN A'I"'ItNTION
'l'he Ccntral Nehraska StOc1I-
growers Association is hereby
called to meet at the court honsc ,
on Saturday , Angnst 3 , at 1:00 :
p. m. All stockmen , whethcr
belonging to the association or
not , are cordially il1\'ited to at-
tend. BIIHincss' importanl'e
is to he trallsacted. We expl'd
to ha ve state speakers 011 the
itch and blackk'g Hnhject , : l1ut .
take active ; tl'PS to g-nant ag-aillst
the same by the association hy
blldding'ats or dips for mlllc.
1. A. HHNHAU , Sec' ) ' .
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'J'he committee on arrange-
mcnts , in hehalf of the Baptist
chnrch , desire to express their
sincere thanks to those who so
kindly took part in the prog-ralll ,
thcrchy making' the IIInsicale of
Jnly 15th snch a g-ralld SIIl'Cl'SS.
Also to thl' pnhlic rOI' their lib-
erat patronagc.
1'IOIWNCH I ICAIW )
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'I'he following is the Ill'ut
h-ttl'l' list for thl' week ending
.JIIly S , } CJ)2 ( ) :
IWell Black , 1\lrs. IWell Bell ,
.I. J. Bowman , C. A. Cartson ,
nilhert Cooper , n. I ) , .Iohllsoll ,
ll'\'ella l\liloill , 1\lrs. 1\lag' : c I
Owens. l r. Chas. Owells. 1\11' .
Chas. Pierson , 1\tr , iB. . Smith ,
1\lrs. W. . / . Worth.
Parties callillg' for the aho\'e
wtll please say \'l'rtised. .
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J"nrlu 1 1I' I.urt fur ' 1'lItny ,
\\'luolIl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ .I I
U"'IIy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 ; ,
Osls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .r.lI ,
I oru. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I tib .r. . : , .
Ity" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .rt ,
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1'IIItIIuc . I' ' I hushel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II
Onlllll" , Ior , hll hlll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.l1n
Chlokl'II" , 1'111 ' 1'0111111 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .U : .
1I111 ( , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'j' . : ,
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CurcH Hcfnth'f\ .
I eW. . r4Hiley , I. . 14. I > .
Cllha , New York , write ! ; ; " 1ftl'r
da ' of ' '
tifken ) l'xcrul'iating pain
1'1'0111 datic rheulllatis , IllIder
various treatmellts , I was lllluc-
ed to trv Ballard's SIIOW I.illi-
mellt , tIll' lirst applkatioll gidng-
111) ' first relief , :1I1It : the Sl'COlIII ,
I elltire relief. I call g'i\'l' it till-
I ( Itlalilicd recomml'lI < lat iOIl. 25 ,
SUc and $1.0U at I'd. : l\1cComas"
Broken Bow and l\lerna.
H"'UI"H 'I'UI ; : CO/II
ANU'\\'UIUUt Ultlt ' 1'111' : CUI.U.
l.an"vu llromo ( JIIIIIIIIU 'l'.hlutl 1lIru It colt I In
, IIm.t"y. Nil Cur , Nu11) . I'rluu It'"tll.
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Paints ,
Oils and
Wall Paper
. -at. . .
Ed. McComas'
Drug Store. ! 1
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y. r.
i BUSINESS POINTERS. 1
' : l 11\K1i : : :3t : : : : : : t\ : tm : : it : ttti.i\ ; : : :
.I. C. .l\loo1'l' , ahstracting. 2tf
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Job prillting at this oflice.
1\1 011 e ) ' loaned on improved
farms. JAJ\I1\S \ 141WWICII ,
7 IS if B1'ot.en Bow , Neb.
Dr. ' 1W. . Basg , dentist , otIice
northwest l ornel' of l ea1ty Block.
Ht t if.
li'or ingurance and rea ) estate
goo to Moore & 'r l'l r , in l ca1ty
Block.
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Wcst Union , Neb.raska-Yes ,
we will pa ) ' a part cilsh for butter -
ter ilndegb"H. HUlIUS G. CAlm.
After Angnst 1st , I will be
prl.'pared . to handle 50 hcad of
cattle for an ) ' Icngth of time.
1'resh pasture in Union valley.
A. ' 1' . SHYIIOJr ,
4- ( , Broken Bow , Neb.
\V AN'I'lm-Boarders. Neason-
ahle rates. North-wcst. part. of
town.-l\lHS. ErlzAIIHTII Sm.rs. 5
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li'oH SMH'I'clI acres of land
adjoining town , cheap. Enquire
at this onice. 5-12
FOI { SMI OH 'l'HA1 > H-A threshing
ingmachinc outlit.-J. O. 'l'AY-
I.OH . , Bel'w'n , Neb. 6- ( ,
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Ii'OH SAllt-A line assortmcnt
of second h:11l < t furniture , nearly
as g-ood a new , at ' 1' . C.Baldwin's.
W ' ' 5 from
AN'I'HI > YOUNG J\IHN
Custer Connty at oncc to prepare
for Positions in the Government
Sel'\'ice-Hailway Mail Clerks ,
T4etter Carriers , Custom House
and Departu1l'ntal Clerks , etc.
Apply to Inter-StatcCorres. Jnst. '
Cedar Hapids , la. 5-8
Farms for sale and lands for
ren t. Now is the time to get a
farlll cheap , as the cheap farms
. re all going , and prices are advancing -
vancing rap clly.-J. G. Brenizer.
.Jnst rcceived a car of hedge
posts at Dier ) < s T4nlllher & Coal
Co. in t.his city. Price , 12 and
HI ccnts. 2 tf
li'oH SAI.1Ol { 'l'IA1 > H-'l'own
lots and a few fivc acre lots in
thiscit ) ' , fo caUlc , horscsor farm
land.-Allcn Heyncr. ,
14nhricating oils of allldnls at.
Wilkin's Itrng" store.
] t'OH SAI,1One : top hugg ) ' ,
nearly ncw ; CJlle lumhcr wagon ,
at Ill ) ' farm -20.-li'rank ]
Norton. 4tf
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14'oH 1 l N'I' : ' A doubte rooln on
sl'cond Hoer of the Custcr block.
I n < ) uit'e al this on ce.
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l'epsill num , two pmlmges for
il nickel at Witldns' Pharmacy.
10J ( AI.Jo--\ : , \'e acres f land
in good st.ttc or cultivation a -
joi ni ng Broken How for $200.
1t1 < IIIire at this omce. 3-27 tf
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Sl'veral goolt farms for sale at
a hargain , including lilY own.-
J HSSl ( ; ANI > \ ' . 44 tf
1.'oH SAI.H-r4ots I , 2 , 7 ilnd 8 ,
! Jlm'k 5 , in Jewett's addition to
Brokcn How. I' nquire at this
ollicc. 11-21 tf
1 l' you intend to build call at
Diert < ! ' ; 14uIIlher _ . Co. and get. prices.
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"Icclul Chullcu.
' { 'he 1\1 ilhnrn store is for sale ,
nice clcan tock alI < I store furni-
huc , :111 : < 1 buildings , well cstabli-
shed busincss in a tine location.
Anuual salcs S7OOO , stock will
i11\'oice about $2,000 , Building
and fixtures about $700. Address ,
W. g. SWlmGl\r"
l 52-tf . Millmrn , Neb.