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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1902)
, , . , , ' [ ' . , t' , , , i'Ir' ! - 'I" ' " , i r-- : ' " . _ ' ; _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ ' : : " : - ' . : _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ - _ ' : : . .A.J. ' A : > ' A , ' .A-A * , - ' ' " , . - M 'R ' ? * ' ' W * * \Y' * ' * . , t f jf , . i' CLOSING our SALE ! : - - _ - , , - - _ I { " 0- , Having bought the goods of the ' Carlos Secol1d Hand Store , I will ) \ ! , ! . ; * CLOSE OUT TInS STOCK * at a Bargain. Those desir- t . ' * , r. Ing to purchase anything in * my line will find it to their in- i } : t , terest to call at once as these ft l'i' goods must be sold. l'i , , * . , . , " f * Je ; ) . . . C . al I an see goods and get pncc ' I f j'ouJ ' \ ! . . . . I want bargnns. i' { ' * rlE9-Locatiou-ln Healtj' Block , South Sidc { ? f J * of Public Squarc. } i * ! JT.TD : : : : .A. II { * 1 ; - * ' _ _ ' . . , , ! . _ - - _ , _ t > ( . ! . . - d ! . . _ , , - , ,1- * t > , ' i ' , ' . ' , , , ' . , , , , ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' " , " 'Y'I' ' " ' 1' 'V'1. ' 'V' , 'v' \ " ' " ' 1' 'V"'i' rv r- 'Y"'I V' " , " - " : ' STORY F MON ANA SCOUT. ' , i ; . _ - : Sscapes With LI : ' : After Baing , Thrown Down Mouli'ln Sld . "Vlo" Smith , MontaDIl' : : : fllInOUIi scout , guide and hunter , hall Ii tllrll ! . Ing experIence and narrow l cJe , . \ trom llenth In the Big Hole country = - ' Jast week. according to the Anaconllu Standard. WhUe passIng over u rugged and rough mountalu clUT bl ! noUced bear traclts. He aecurcd his gun trom the pack aaddle , and hall gone only a few feet from n natural . cave In the mountain aldu when his , . . . ill horse shIed. Smith turnlJd jUlt In time to see a huge bear raised on Ita hav.nohcs In the act ot strllclng thu horse. The trapper juml'ed , but did not jump aoon enough to escape tbe , , tury of the bear , which atruck thu horse , sending steed nnd riller down . the mountain side. The hors ' cleared the hunter In Its fall , nnd Mr , Smith tell about twenty.fI Vc feet , catchIng on 0. projecting rock The horse went over and over , boun l 11ft } . fout In the nlr. Mr. Smith succl.adeli In get. tlng back to the place where his pack horse had remaIned stanJlng. It tool , him two hours of hard worlc to get , " back doW e mountain sld ( ' . " " , The Star Arcturus. ? Arcturus , a star of the "solnr typo" , of spectrum-Identical with that ot " the sun , Is now vslble ! In the early f. ' ' . ovenlng. Arcturus has changed Its - - : position with reference to the sur. f rounding stars during the last 800 < , years by an amount equal to the np. . " 'flnrent cllnmolel" ot the moon , mo\ ' . ' , ' IL.l > (0ard lht ) southwest. This hrll , lu.nt ! 'Orb can nol be at les8 than eJght or ten times the dlstauce of Sirius-about nine "light ) 'oars"-and " J probably at a distance from us , even greater than this. In t1lat case , ' - , to shlno as brilliantly as It lIoes , Its t " , ' , ' bulle must bo tully that of a thousand suns. ' . ' - " I , , New Variety of Sunflower. , A Gennnn florist bas protluced a new v rlety of sunflower which ho calls the GIant BIsmarck , or Hellan. thus Annuus Blsmnrcldensla , That It 18 a giant Is evldenl trom the photo. vapb , The stallc Is fifteen fe1Jt high and four Inches thlcl , awl flowers measure eighteen Inebea norm : > > , To obtain these rcsults It Is nece sary to lOW the seeds In groups of two or three where the plants are wauted- for the sunflower does not stand trans. planting-destroy nil but the strons- est of eacb group of plants , and When this is about ve feet high cut elf the lower lellvcP and buds and so throw all the strength of the plant Into t'w crown. , - - , . . - . - . - . - - - - - _ . . - - - - - - - - . - I , Ruvolutlonary Eploodc Forgotten. ThlIIl1nl'l.mJilry of wllat Is knowu I aa the Paoli mnSH1CI'e ! , wlwu Oell. Wayne with IGOO , mcn , 'was set upon by 3.UOU Drltlsh on Septumber 20 , 1777 , twenty-ouo miles fro In PHiladelphia - phia , was unobserved this year for I the first time sluco the Revolutlonnry War , A hIgh granite monument now marks the situ of the battle. Motor Cars In Scotlanc. The motor-car terror is snld t.o have struclc Scotland sevet'ely au account - count of the number of rich tourlsta who vlalt that country. In ouo cnse : \ heavy rD' lng automobile , runniug very rapidly at nIght , plunged Into a 1l0clt of sheep being driven to marwt ) , aUlI killed and mangled qult a number or them , Crushed Would.be Poet. A retort whIch hIt hard wns lIIade upon a would.bo poet at his club. "I , " Bald he , "have written a great uUlIIlJer of poems , but I do not propOS6 tu : 'a.ve them published uutll uftor illY duath , " "Hurrah I" sHouted a chorus of friends , raising theh' glaslca , "hero's long life to ) .o u , old 1II1111 ! " MUCH NOISE ; LITTLE LIGHT , How Lincoln Regarded Editorial Crlt. Iclsm uf H Is Actions. One ot the New York city PUpl.1'S ! engaged in vlolout cdltorlnl denuncla. tlon of J..lncoln the day following the 15uin ! ! D ! the' Emanclpn o 1 Procla. matlon To learn the President's at. tltude WlUl regard lo this castigation , the representative of another dally. . newspapel' callud on him , Llucoln gava DO dIrect rUIHy , but told a story of a travel or who lost his wny in a wilderness. Wllell darltness came , ho was sUll seeking the right p\th. Up came n thunder storm that was sim. ply terrIfying , The trllvelel' Was glad for the oc.aslonal llashes of I1ghtnlng ; for they served to guide him : but the thunder hecnme louder and heavier until he was scared , He at la3t dropped on his knees uud prayed ns follows : " 0 LordI if it be all one to You , please give me more light and lesf ! noise ! " WIsdom From Puck , For every man who Is his own worst en em } ' thew nre a hundred who o.ro their own best friends , Gulf Is 1I0t likely to talte the plnce . of churchgoIng altogether , owing part , ly to our bEing naturally n religious people and partly to it not being pas. sible for n woman to golf creditably ' In more than about $100 worth of 'I clotTH's.-Puclt , - Cl U1Jl.JV1.IU1S 1.S1SUl..I.J ; ) ' 'S. ' . . : sa i crq . . - - . - Elo en.'s : ! - ( 'orne One , Come All ' r : ' arad leave your ord3rs for. . . . . ' Oysters , g : y , . - Raisins , - _ Oranges , ' Apples , Sweet Cider , Sweet Potatoes. , , - -t ! . : YOURS FOR BARGAINS , J. C. BOWEN. ' . Trade , , . pun It ' , OI.D < If t it. "INI G" u Mark , tJ , , ' . , , Corn Fodder , Waste lnd UtJllty , From Farrnfjn , ' Revllw Perhapg the mo t 'IturHnJlJll'l ! waatu occurring on the Amcrlctlll fal'lII tU-lla ) ' Is that at the COI'll foc1dpr prop , Rurnethlng Ul < c 90,000,000 tons of corn fodder arc Ctnnually produccd on the SO 1.0 90 mUllolI ncrcs normnlly IJlallled to carn III the Unllud Stutes. In the corn ! Jolt of the Mlddlo West. where ilbout 76 rwr cent of all the corn of the country 18 gruwn , th re Is a pro' dlglous nlld profllgato waste of this foodstuff , In this aame lectlon valu. n.Jle ! Innd is nnnually used for the production of roughness , stich as timothy , millet. 1'00'gbum , ( ' , te , while I ncres of corn fodder are lllowed to go to'a'Ste. . In Missouri it Is safe to estlmnto that something 11Ite 7.000,000 tOilS of corn fodder arc grown In the avol'nge } 'oar. Certainly three and a half millIon lens , or one-halt of all thnt Is prod uced. Is wnsled. The av. . hay crop of' the state Is scarcely llIor thafl aoou.uOO tons , t\nd Is estl. rfluted to lJe ' worth on the farm ever $20,000,000' , Yet a large proportion of thl ha } ' Is timothy , a materlnl thn.t supplies the SoolO class ot nntrlenta for 0111' stoclt that Is found in corn I fodder , 'rho question , therefore , a I to whelher this fodder can be usell ns I' substlluto for uny consldel'llblo amount of hay , l/i / cspeclall ) ' Import. Ilnt to every grain grower and stocle- mUll In lhelIddlo West , even In thIs year of plent } ' . ' 1'1Ie I < 'eedlng Vuluo of Ii'odllul'-Care- tul experhnents show that moro than one.third of nil the dlg iltlble ma. terlal contained In the clltlre corn plant is found III the fodder , Ilnd that less thun two.thirds Is concontmted in the gmln. Clenr ! } ' no 0110 hI juslt. tied in permitting thu wlIBte ot one- thIrd of thu crop 'that he has lJeen at . the pains of growing , It. has been furU'r showll that a ton of corn roddel' C ( : lnlrls lJ1'Ilctically the sarno number of llOl\1'fln \ of dlgesU , ' ble material as doer. II trm of timothy , ' It does not follow. howeel' , that as an excluslvu ration to I' stock It Is ! IS val , ' I uable Us timothy , ton for tOil , Ilnce It , Is not 80 rmle.tablo and not 80 com. . pletely tJatulI , und thut the atock will not cut enoUgh of It to rnulw profitable gahlH. 'rho M1J > oUI'I 1' Xlel'III\Il1t ( stlL' lIolJ lJus buell stully1ng thll ! Ill'ohlem during the Inlt HHell yelll's with n view to ascortalnlng thu hest method of treatlug corn foddel' a III I the best comblnnlloll with uther fool ( ! In or. der to increase Htl feeding value , Those eXIJerlulellts clearlY show that yearling steers may bo wintered on wh"'o fodder fror ! } which nil the cars were carefully remon'II , without grain or oUler food. an neither gl n nor losu in weight , That similar eteen3 when ted 8)1 ) the brJght timothy hny they would eat and without grain will male n IlIght gaIn , More j pounds ot fodder than of timothy were necessary to winter cattle of thIs clas . Thi. ! coarser jJortlons ot thIs stnllam unllng usually to be. tween thIrty nnd forty lIer cent of the whole wOight of the fodder , was refused by tile cattlu. All things can. sldered , it Is safe to say that wlien fed alone , n ton of corn fodder has omethlng like half the feetllng value at timothy hay. That It IS 110t good business policy , however , to winter , ' cattle In thIs war In the urdlnary I sensa II will be nccepted wllhout argu. ment-H. J. Watel's , Unlvorslty oC Missouri , Water for Hogs. Owing to their fatty male-up , the ho suffers m st of all the domestlo nnlmals , when deprived of water. In order that thcy may do theh' best , they must have pure water , 1I0t once or twlco a dny , but all the time , 'l'hla can best bo provided , \vhero tllero Is not r nnlng water , by having 0. aqunre trough , to which is 1lltl.JlI a float valve at ono. end , This trongh should not be over ten Inches hIgh , , nnd ' should be rotected br namng Dlats across , to Iteep the hogs from gottlng In nnd soiling the water , 'rhla trollgh should be ( cd b ' n plpo lead ; Ing from l resorvolr or Inrgo tank. I hnv6 tried a great many of the wnterlng devIces attached to a tanker or barrel and find that whllo they w111 work for \1 , tlmc , sooner or later they gllve trouble , and of Inte I have discarded them and use a fioat valve , which 113 always In order ; I t pays best to have the oat matle of copper , as It will not rust , whllo , u tlu one will , and Hoon leak. It you have never had this or 11 81mllar device for watering your hogs. get one'ucxt Bea. son and you w111 bo convlnc'ed that It pa 's for Itself many tlmos' over elur. ' ing one season , besides saving a whole 'lot of hard work. I would rather be looltlng over the fence watching Ulom cat , than lugging water , when u pipu that cmlts but n few dl.1llara can carry It oasler and better , \.hen OUCI. ' . Ret to work : besides doing the worlt better than I could possibly do It. It gives IDe time to attend to some , of theIr otlter wants , thnt I could not possibly attend to had I to carryall the water that , they reQulro.-li'oreat Helll' } ' . How to Improve : : a Hog , "Tho only way to improv9 the : l'lIwr. buck bog of Texas is to cross him willi a rallroatl train. He then becomes n flno Derltshlro or PolandChina , anel Ir the train 'is\'loft au th tracIe , the COII\ \ . pl1Il ) ' pa's tor him at the rate of $1 II. pound and aU the cowpany got8 II ! the mOllmtul pleasure ot shov llug 111 romaine otr the track.-Coburn in HOlU'd's Dairyman. : . . . . , - - # It , . , : - : : - - : : ' . : : : I 'f I - - - - , - , , .1. t : HCllrln ulI SlIlehlt'H. .Ias. C. Rahillsoll , for a tim In charge of Globe Hotel of this placc , c01l1mitted suicide ncar Arborvillc , this state , b ) ' taking l'oisch Wednesday of It\st weck. On the Monda ) ' previous 'he been released from jail in' ' this cit ) ' , where lH had been hcW 2 or 3 weeks on 'thc charg of mortga ing property he did not own to the Cus er National , Bank , thc matter having becn , settlcd. " He went to Arb < ; > ni11e ; where his fami1y livcs and hired out thc ncxt da ) ' to husk corn. But before - fore commcncing work lie went to A rboryi1lc to buy a pair of o\'crhal1s and a husking peg. \VhiJe thcre hc bought laudanum and aconite of the druggiss , stating - ing his brother-in-law had a sick horse. lIe then returned to his brother- in. lawV. ; . H. Jarmin and finding - ing no one 'at home went'in and took the fatal dosc. No one knows just what time. 'l'hc hired man , the only person on the placc , found him ill the housc about 7 oc1ock in the evening in an unconscious - scious statc. The neighbors and a doc lor were callcd but nothing could be donc , an he died 'l'hUfS- < lay 11l0lning : al 8 o'clock. Mr. Robinson was a man who had a great man ) ' friends I'f known' and no other reason can , be assigned for his rash act other than that he felt the disgracc' ha\'ing been arres cd and. Jodg-cd in jai1. -His friends sa ) ' that tJcfore he wts arrested he said hc would kill himsclf rather th n go to jail , His remail1 we takcn in charge by the 1\1. 'V. A. and A , O. U. 'V , .of which orders he was a member and buried in the Osceola cemetcry. He leaves a wifc and two small chi1dren , who have th smpLIthy : ; of their friends in Custer county. , ' ' SUl'rHAGIS'l' ' , COUN'l'Y CUN\'I NTIOS : 'l'utl lourth 1I\llIu I COII\'t'nl'OIl ' ut ti 0 CUfitt"r Counly , NIJhrIHkll , Womlill Stl'- fru u Au..odIHwn convu\II'd 111 IhlB oity on Wt'dn" ll.IY llIorniug ilL 10 0'011 ck. Owlll to II tI uulllvllrllhllJ corl.llth n lit tlfe WI.HtIHr ! thu nttelldu1lcIJ WIIB lint very Iflt e , bl.t till I ) prtBHlft IlltJplfl'ed mUlh earlw , 'I. ' . a M.cl ' ( IIttrt d III to the work 01 IhelHJUtlllluli witn IlJlhu.ll\ ! 01- 0011 a wtr" c11'ctE:1i tor the oDsulnl : } ellr II ! folioN.tlpi : ! NII" ! l'tlylor , l'rt'ald ' II' ; Mr , L'Lorpll , v I'll prt'slul.'nlj ! d Julin \\11.1:1 , reor.1lUv : " ' , , \ ) ' ; t.lr , Curr- Ituo Curlus , corre pundlDU e. I.Jrolnr } ; MI' : ! , Rt'IlIll : , IrI ! ! ( url't : " 'uldII ! t ! 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' ' " ' ! - wi n III"t I " 111111 k.ndy lntJlIluul , ' \ ' . , , . ! , ' ' : ' the l'tl ' ) ' , 1\\1,1 \\1'11'111 hy pr 1I1'I.thIIFR , ! ; 'I'A ) lor 11'1' ! t'\ 110 11111'11) ' , Mri. : Cruo 110811I11 \ rt'tlpollll"11 " "II " II } ' , hill III I\n : I'IIfJllrill'l\ IIlltl h'lIct..u , . 1III4\IIIl'r. \ A _ . . . , . .fI , _ fOI'\ , : : : = - . . - - - _ . _ . _ . . - - . . . . . . . . . . . _ : . . : / : T , - - : : : : - . query bnx WII ! ! cODfJlloted hy Miss HrllllR . IIn In IUII\Vl'flnl { thll ! ) UI\&tlOD4 J rope - I po nnlll. " ! , tilUhrl\ePli ttll ) opporlunlty , to IUlalcr III " conVIIIc1njr Ulllnnt'r , nbout 1111 IIIl ! ot.JIUllUII8 . ! lI\ & o 10 wownl1 8U/- / ( rr' ' " " , Atlor lIlo 11t1l1ptlon of I\llproprl- t\le rt'lOlullonR olTerod hy Mrll , YllllnR , llle I'olveutlon , ndJourlll'l.1. 'i'btII.allllltlnn pMePl ) hy tllll RflBoclr.- tlouvlllllpPf'l1r nl'xtV1Ak , Mall Order Buslnels Large. Tile total volume of businusl ! dolJO by thu mall order buslneRs ' : If Ohlcnjo Is about $40,000,000 a year. 0110 firm In Chicago does a trade of $15,000 , . 000 : another $1OOOOOO. : ! , it is u cash b\Islnuss , , . . . Relndeer'o Power or'EUdurance. . The reindeer can endure wore than Rny other drnught , animal except the camel. 'A reindeer has been Imown to pull UO poullda at tell miles aD . hour for twelve hours on end , - - - - - - - - - " - - EVANS STEAM LAU DRY , Ilncoln , : ; . I'nt ron a 111 RollctteI , , IIOI1l'TTON , Proprietor Clry Unrber Sho\ \ , . - - 'CITY BA1 BreR'8nOI ; ' 11. o. UU'I"ON. Proprietor. Flret.clll s wnrk , IItlur(0001 of lIrohli 1Iow' Slate Unllk , lJrokenlIow , Nebraekll , M , DOIU I , s.M mnIDltBh : ! Iillltll ! 'ftIln : Q I. klndR of work In our line tlone'promptJ ) alld lu Ilr8t-cI8 8 ordH. Bed ! : ! bop on the orDcr wee I 01 the hOle houHe. I GIVJ.11H A TRIAl. Brokur ) 1I0w , , . - . Nebraska , , . , 0 , ( } ZI ' ; J , ' I. , ' _ . . . . . .Healer III . . . . . Urslllle , ForeIgn IInd IUlJrlcar , . &Ilirhlod , Orn lI.lent.l Work' Spe ialty , Urokell Bow , . . " Nebrs8ka. . . - - - - - - - - - C II. J gFli'I ODS , ' d d bSII'ClTCfcz.l' , A" Ir"I'18 I'wlllplh' I"lIrnJ h , I. Ynur UIIhPI u'lctu,1 ' O.JIc 11111,11110. lit COIIIIIIl.'rl'e lIul1.IIIII : , Br\kclI 1I0w , NeLrIlR , " ' _ ' 1 , .x' : ' ! ! l"Iiil fnr lIon-rUHideIlIH. . - - - - - - - - n , . CON 1fIU , o.n . . ' . . .lIelilcr ill , . . 1'U1II18 , WInd 1\1111 , ' 1'1111" , [ o'ltllul ! . ( JII ollnu Engllll Ii. nlll" I.'l . ' IIJllkeu IIOW'N"hrllfllls , , , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - ----I DH. ( . f. . J\J \ IJ Lr.1 N' , ! .Pl.J'ysi.cla n \urgG01J. . . ' . , 211" 'I\.If\llty \ frrolb " . . -I " 'hIli } It.ftlly IIln'I : ; re-jIt'lIc" 3r.1 1111.t , 11 : , ctHueh. " " 11&111" . .ll1u of bUlle I , i2'I" 11101.1.:11 BolY. Nchrll L" " " , _ -:4 . . - - - ' , , , .r " ' ' ' ' ' 4" ' ' d1''f ! , - . . . , . / r4 ; . . . . . . , . . . . . , 'I \ . 1 - { SCANLON , MIIE , -Proprietor ot- Re.tanraotLllnch Connter. Lnrlleae orlmollt , or Conffl6t1onarlo , CI 'tre and Tobscool. Norlb tiltle of Publlr. SQuare. IIrolren 1I0w , NoLraeka. - - - . CIIINTON DAY , " I Physician & Surgeon. , " . Ol1'co III rear ot Ihe lIank ot COlnlllrce. ! ! loftl. ' denee fllh honlo Weftl of Ibe lIapllAtJurch. ( . I IIroken 1I0w , Nchrasl , . - ' . - - - - - , t ; -CA'l\II RON & HII ! Sl , . \ . . , -r " , J Gitl 9 'ys ' 1J , ll . r ) A1'.I.AW. : ! lnolnft B anllll , , Hcnlty Block , llro cn II/hy , reb. ; CITY MIlJL E. F. , MeCLUR , ! : ' , PNI' , , ' . " : lIye Plonr , lIuckwbl'lil , Onbkm ; Jl eclC , ' ' . - WILLIS OA nWELIJ I , ! hID.'W ( m'4m : ln' ! ! mJlf . , ! > lli J1l' . _ . - - - - - - . . THOPSON : ! , W , ( "O Tlt.UTOIll111l.IJIW / , , . ci'rPlalls : ; IIlId ! ! 8I1rnRt " on ahnrlllnllr. . , lIrolwn , ow , NC U8k , . ' I" L":4 , ! { ' l' L I" , HNROII' , , ! . ! . : 'I "I : . DENTIST , ' . t1'T"OlUce ' ' ' . U'all' O\'cr " Orncl'ry. H ! f4T4 S ng TIl I F HlR , ) , : Ilnd Duroc Jer ey 1I0g ; hretllloll Hold. . lIeol LlOo" ' " othclr C18H8. AhlrcPH. ( I. E. C.O'I II" " IIrnkcn How , Nehrllks. : . " , . . - - - ' - - - - - - - - - , J. SN DEH , J to . < . . 'J1 tf' ANI ) J . mDJPniID ; nQ lli [ ) ! NO'lJr ; ; .lC. ih.o Juatlce or Ihe I'ljsce. Sperlslilltenton ! t\tuu \ to collection" lelo""lonR lak.'o , IH'II lo" vOllch. re ncntly execuled anll 11\1 \ klnd ot I K I poperll wrltlco. , . O/Uce / In the r lIr of Ihuk of l nUJUercu. lIroken Bnlt' , ( l/l\lJruhk" . ' F RANSl l\IOOl g , . , IlI.iI ) IDjy irJ ID Bll1JiI 'fwo block'lllorlh 01 0181,1 OClltrll1 lIull1l. ' Pili , ronug ! ! flolieilcI , I'riccH reRlluII81 > Io , DHS , It. 0. & v-i. K.TAL OT , PHYSIGIANS f SURGEONS. OWe" ov'r lIaeh llh'tI IIrnHtore. / . lJrultui lIuw , " " " Nohj-'II&.I\ ! . CA1\1EHAS , AN I ) SUPPIIl S. Free In8lrnctlolll "ow 10 takll RIIIdevolol'd \ t piclure witt ! eery camara oltl , I"lnlshlDIt ciano lor IImaturell , Latest Styles in Photographs. ' 1 BANGS STUDIO. K I tlttlhcI1In lH91. Broken Bowl N.hraHkB. I Rasmlls Anderson , J. C , Moore , Real Estate Abstractor. ANDERSON & MOORE. 1'r1IIUI' ! . lor lIlo and rllnt II ) Cotler coullty IInd adJullllng cCHIIIII's. ( flrltles lIud morlglgcp boogl. . ' ROtl 80ld Ahl\rllta : I'romolly IIDII neath mad ! ! I\I \ H1111. . . Slreet , lIelweon41h aDd 1 th Avenocfl , Uroken 1I0w , n lor COUllty , Nel > ruka , , . . ' ' ' " ' " " ' " : W' . . . NIoi1ey SaveL. . . . . . . . . ' Custer County Republican , : Iml the Nebraska Fllrlllt'.J" olle vear 1'01' $1. i . 'fhe RHI'I'III.tC'\\ : is the' , : of Custer cOlillly , 11I111 is the oldest ) laper ill'lho : count ) ; IIIH is all up-tool.lnte lIeWSlapcl' ) , 1l was fouwlecl ill ISS.l. ft will cOlitillUC ill thc futurc liS ill the past to faithfully chronil'll' , alii ) report all the hUllle 111111 IIcighhorhuUl.1 IICWS , as well as to fUruih weckly a hudget of generalliews , enterlailiinM lIIisceIJlllleous'real ing mill keen editorial comlllent on IIIl1tt rs of current interest. It is in llispensable in the up.with-the.tillles' hOllie , ' THE NEBRASKA FARMER is lhu lea in general fanll alii ) li\'c sleek paper of the west. It was _ fouuded in IH69 au has outclasscd the .Iotclls of rimls , whidl , ! oince thattiUle , hu\'e bel'li startcil ill this territOl'Y , all olhcrs havill clicll or beell cOllsolidatt(1 with the Nebrasku Farmer. except the latest hroo ( ) , hatched since 11OO , which are lIIerely pulitical papers ma < ; ll'll' \'I\l.ling ullder Ilecepl'e agriculturultilles , NcllI\1ka Farmcr is c\ ( , clusively ugricu1tur II , political matter a\1l1 c\'el'thill which cli\'l'tt uttentioll from lI ricultl1ral i\1l1ustr ' :11111 : home makin are exchul 11 from its columns. ' 1'he edilors 11111 uwners of Nehraska Farmer , cadi and e\'ery one , ure practical farmers. owiu lunll ntlll farllliu or - - ' , rulchillg ! inlhe wcst. it is II furlIers' ! paper puhlishcd by farlllers , ' , u l'whb plow an plallt' as wel1 mi"'pcll ' ( \1t'11' \ thoughts : ! \ ( ' t their experiences to help other pluut'PI. NO OTHER FARM PAPER is ) 'uhlished b } ' 11I1'11 who haal1 IIlt'ir lives hl'l.'n Iloillg the things they teach ; 110 ot er farm paper is so closely ill touch wilh thl' f.HII\ life 01 the wcst ; 110 other farm paper can he Sf ! helpful to IIII' farmers uf IIII' west , its 24 to 32 large pages , weekly , Icemillg wilh pml'tinll infollllation and advice which will help to make IIII' fa II II p.l ) .JlldllH' home pleasant. Nebraska Farlller is cnntrihlltel.to ) hy ul1lhl. ' h..ll1w . thinkes and workers ill ag1 culturul 1l1lush y. it gi vcs all thl' U"I' ahoul agriculture and live stock alTairs. The Rl\I'VlII./I.\N \ hl " "l Ieelell : ) in getlinM a special subscriptiou pricc from the puhlislwrs of Nebraska Farmer. 'J'hey haw I.'ut the he"t clubhing ratl' er matll' IIlmost square in two to accollllllu ate us , Hence it is we callolTer the Nebraska Farmer alill the Rlil'IIlII.IC\N hoth lugetiwi forol l5 , almost thl' priC'e of tht' It Hl'l'lIl.IL'\N al 0111. ' , Call 011 us at onct' with Jour s\lhsl ription , or selHI it hy mail. Remember Ou , " bargain cOlllbinatlOn price " ' , howil below : Regular Subscription Price of Nubrnlil u Furmer Ptr Voar.I.OO Regular ubsct'lption Price or Repuhllcan . . . , , . . . . . . . . . , 1,00 Regular Price of Both Papers . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . " $ .OO Our peciall ombination Offer , Both Papers , Per Yea I , $1.25 'l'hc publishers of Nebraska 11'at'lIIcr g'ttLl'alltee : to us that they wil1 positivel ) ' stop their paper without lIotil'C whclI the time for which it is paid in adv.l11ce l'xpirl's. " " ' . - " . " , ' , L t' " . , . j' , . . . . . . . , , , - - . . . . - . _ - - - - ' - - - ' - ' "