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_ . I S'l'ABIISUED 1882. TilE O1'FICIAI , PAPEI 01' CUSTER COUN'fY. IARGI S'f CIIWULATION OF ANY PAPER IN 'l'IIE COUNTY.
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VOL XXI. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , T U S AY ) NOVEMBER 20) ) 1902--EIGHT PAGES , NO.23 ,
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Count Your Flng'ers .
. - YO\l couut the week ,
left for Christl/llis / selecting utilI .
huying. Five--thllt's 1111 , :1IIel :
, herc let II ! ; give you a reasoll :
. for each wed : , why you shuulcl
buy YOllr Christl/las / ll1CStllts :
hcre. We gin' YOII Moocls
I whi h always llellse. 'Ve ell-
gra\'e all goOlree \ ! of chllrge.
\Vc CXChllllre ; gumLcfOle \ or
I aftcr preselltatioll. We give :
) ' 0\1 Il gnnm\ltee thllt GUAHAN-
Tlms. We sell ollly the Ilitest
I : .1tIcl hest ill desigll 111111 w rk-
j , tJHlIIShip , at prices lIe\'cr morc
thall elsewhere.
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ID 1JlJ n 11J Wb Birm.
OFIIIClt IIOUHS :
9 a. m. to 12 m.
1 :30 : to .1 p. m.
Or by appointmcnt.
AG'rOffice o\'cr Anderson's jewelry Slore
in Rcally mock , BrokCII Bow , Nchraska.
nVNO
I1a\ ' you repaired 'your fir-
guards. 'you m tY n < 'ad thcm at
short notIce.
A. J. I ee\'es has lost four head
of catUe of corn stock disease and
14. S. I mphficlll has lost two
hogs : Cholera is feared.
Died at Oconto , Nehr. , No1
11)02 of a complication of diseasm
incident to old age , 1\lr. Jame
13renman , ag''d ahout (14 yean
Ill' is sunh'cil hy his wife ane !
six chi111ren. Interment in the
Ca tholic Cenwll'ry 11ea r Oeol1 tc :
on Monday.
Died , 11ear l'no , Nebr. No\ ' ,
15 11)02 , Macde : daughter of Mr ,
and Mrs. 14. 1\1. Pickett of hem.
orage of the howles , ageel lImon.
ths and H Ilays. Interment iI
the Brolcen Uow Cemetery 011
Saturday. It \ \ . .i1be \ a happ )
meeting when children and par
cnts meet in the better land.
JUnt. 1A. . 'VuU" " , HuNt Hhtl 0
Klluur. . , atur Ilo"ll"y ( ooht
Knit goods a spt'cia1ty.
Jnfants knit hootees anll jack ts
Infant ! > stoclcenette caps.
Infants Bil1e knit hoods.
Childrens' hoolls.
[ .aelies' 1m it sldrts.
T4ad ies Faci na tors.
l.adiesGolfsldrts and shirt waist
Lallies undenkirts ami wrapper ! ' >
1.lIlies : Dress 'l'rimmings.
I4adies novelties.
Mi1\inery \ , anll dress-maldng-
perfect Ii t guaran teed.
Be sure and reae"A \V ord 0
'rhanks" in this paper.
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l ead UAVoret of 'I'hanlcs" In
this issue.
Mrs. H. n. Sargent ofVal -
worth , was a city visitor Mon-
day. /
1 . C. Cross and wife , of Miller -
ler , are visiting' in the city with
thl' family of W. A. Georg .
J. ' \T. Bruce'has had his carpenter -
penter shop moved this week to
the east Bide of Fourth avcnueon
till' conner opposite McClures
fl'ed mill.
John Muh'aney of Mason Cit ) . ,
was a friendly caller Sat u relay.
Ill' was in the city as a member
of the Olel Soldiers County l e-
lief Commis ion.
N. B. Predmore of West Union ,
was in the city Saturday as a
memuer f thc Soldiers "He lief
Comm ! ; sion. 'I'his ol1ice acknow-
ledgcs a fncnelly call.
'l'he rail roall property west
of the depot is being grade d this
week with a view of fixing it for
a park or flower lawn. It is
a comenelable enterprise.
Gnv. Sa\'agc went to COlly ,
Wyo.ning , Saturday night as a
guest at the opening of the Cody
Hotel. 'I'he go\'ernor was to ele-
liver an ad ress on the occasion.
'I'he foot hall team of Broken
Bow Business College will pI ai'
the Mason Cit.y hoys next 'li'n-
day. On 'I'hanksgiving' day ,
the Kearney team will play the
college hoys in this city.
Jesse Gandy is afllicteel with \il
baelly hruis d limb which he'
sustaincil one day last week in
hauling a load f lumber. N
bones were broken and he was
ahle to be ill the eity 'l'uesday. \
'I'he attention ofte . \ reaelers of
the Hm'UDT.ICA.N. ' / IS 'Fa 1 leel .to the
article of HOlt. A : R IIumhrey in
this issue , on the revision of the
revenue law of the state. 'I'he
'sngestions are worthy of the careful -
ful consideration of law makers.
l\leredith , the little boy of 1.
A. Heneau , who has been very
sick for several weeles with the
thyphoiel fever we are glael to
note has sufiicienUy recovered
to'be up agaiu. He was out
doors 'J'uesday for the first time
since his sic1mess.
We ommitted to J'C.
week that Dr. nhller , formerly a
dentist of this city who has been
in the asylum at Council Bluffs ,
Iowa , for se\'eral years . , died on
the 28th of Odohet. last. For
some time his mind has heen a
blank , the refiult of softning of
the brain.
Eel. Hoyse , Secretary or' the
Banking Board , accompain 11 hj' '
his family , came up last 'l'hurs.
day nigh't from I , i ncoln to'isi 1
Mrs. Gates , Mrs. l oyse's mother
who returneel from a visit of sev.
eral weeks in Denver , with het
g-rand Ilanghter , 1\lrs. Johnson. .
'I'he ) ' retul'Uec1 SUlulay.
II. G. li'uestman of T4itchfiele
was a frlCnelly caller at this office
Monday. Ill' informs us tha1
the pops elect ell their assesso
in IWe Creek preci nct b.
I only majority , and one repuhlf
can hallot was thrown ou
because th party casting it hal
written hh ; name on it.
H. A. Babcock , formerlv Statl
Auelitor , is to be Peter "Morten
sen , state treasurer elect's , deputy
Mr. Babcock was for a numbe
. of years associated with Mr. Mol'
tensen in business in Ore1. Mr
O. P. Paist. who has heen bool ,
. keeper in the First National Bani
of Orel Will be Mortensen's bool ,
- keeper.
lIon. I'rank Bacon , rece'er 0
the U. S. Ianll Olliee at Nort ]
Plattl' , elit.'d.'l'ueselay . 1ght ! ! ( )
la'3t week , with IHleumonla. 1\1r
Bacon was 1 arge I\ ' in teres te i 1
farming in Daws n County nea
I Coxac1 , where he had made hi
home for a I1\lmber \ of years. H
was elected a memuer of the leg
islature from Dawson county il
184.t on the republican ticket :
A ( Itde { wellding' occurred a
t he home of 1 r. and Mrs. R. II
Sargent of Walworth , on th
s evening- November 15th , hI :
t ween D. H. I ohle ( ' of Comstod
anll1iss laud 1\1. Sargent ( J
Walworth. 'I'he father of th
a hride tying" the knott. ' 1'he HI' '
l'UlIJ.ICAN extends congratul
tions to Mr. anelM rs. Hoblte an
If wish them happiness and prO !
I perity an a long lif . .
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C. n. Pelham of an Anselmo
was in the city to chi ) ' .
' 1'he Political I lualitj' } Club
will meet at the home of Mrs ,
Caroli ne Carlo . 1i'riel ay even i ng ,
Nov. 11. A full attendance is
elesi reel.-J m.IA WII.T.IS , Sec } ' .
' ( 'he second foot ball team of
the Un'ersity elected I'dwin : Ii' .
1\1)'res , one of Cnster countie's
reiJrescntativt.'s at the University
to Ue their captain , last week.
John Wehling of West ' 1'able ,
was in the l' ty 1\lonela.y , with a
wiM cat he had caught in a steel
trap. I t was a fine specimen of
the hreed.
' 1'he game of foot ball between
the college team of this city anel
the high school team at Grand
Islanellast Friel' ! ! ) ' at the latter
place , was a elraw. Neither team
macle a si"ngle " score.
'l'he lad ies of the Presbyterian
church 'il1 hold a fair and give
a supper in the afternon and
evening of December 11. Many
fancy ane ! useful articles will been
on exhiuitio for sale. ,
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'l'he Daily Star of 14nicoln ,
Neb. , wants agents in evcry local
it } ' , and in addition to paying a
liheral conlluission , is offering
some handsome premiums to club !
raisel's. l'ull p.l1'ticulars : maj' he
obtained by aeldressing 'l'he Htar ,
Iincoln , Neh. 20-22
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S. K. Lee is busy worldng' on
his new harn.
Andrew Olsen is now living on I .
the ranch of his brother Ole.
N. K. I4ee went wcst I&st week
. o get sheep to feeel up his soft
corn.
' 1'he Johuson boys arc going to
'Jb.e ITaumont's. Joe is threshing
this week.
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tIns week , although hc hael ri -
elcn in it several times since that
ela te.
Aillm Ul1klll ! 'tl\Hlm' .
The following list contains the
nal les of a number of the baldng
powelers sold in this state in
which chemists have foun alum.
It will ue of interest to both' '
p'rocers mill consu mers : CA J.A U-
; 1Jm'l' , K. C. , C. P. and RABIn'l"S
FOOT. Many grocers sell what
theY call their own special or
p.rivate branel of Imldng poweler.
'l'lese are put up by the large
Mannfactnrers anel usuall } ' arc
maele frotll alum. Baking powders -
ders solel at a low price or with a
gHt are mosU ) ' of the alum vari-
ety.
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A Worllllr'l'lumks.
'l'hrongh the kinelness of our
friends and customers we were
enabled to sell out all our last
year's Chri5tmas stock sleek and
clean. In return for this kind
patronage we propose to show
our frienels this year a stock I
wJ\ich \ is entirely new ancl enc
which is not "aelulteratccl" with
relics of by-gonc-clays. If you
want presents which arc new and
up-to-date , come to us. If ) 'OU
a c. . . hunting Illast year's hircl
nests" go to some rtlmmage salc.
Yours vcry truly ,
1 \ 'HHRONV A'1"t'R. ,
A 'l'rOlllcl1lllolllc.
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'l'he new evening paper at Lincoln -
coln , ' 1'he Daily Star , is out with
something entirely new in the
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waj of apremium olIel' to agents
who will secure subscribers to
th bright , newsy paper. Se\- I
eral tracts of valuable Janel in a
most esirablc location in the Rc-
pulili : of MexICo are offercd as
prizes to agents. I t the most valuable -
I uable proposition ever macle by a
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'I To Make Room For Other Goods ; '
< ? t We will sell for the balance of the
year our lar e stock of C urlages
< t and Bug"les at prices which' ' . will
* : be sure to clean out the stock as .
'II- soon as I < nown.
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' 1'he boys " of this neigborhoocl
arc goin"g to have a shooting
match 'ruesday the 25th in the
afternoon for turkeys. ' ( 'h re will
be quite a number of turkeys.
, 'I'h is is a chancl for the boys to
get a 'I'hankst'ing turkey.
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C. D. Day is putting ill a large
cistern.
T. A. Coleman anll wife were I I
in these parts on 1\lonllay.
J. R Balcer and wife , and J.
1\1. l.'oelge and wife visited Beals ,
Ru nllay a llernool1.
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Jennie \Vaddington and Al1ura
- Hill hall their names on the "I ell
of TIollor" last week.
A. D. Hunt is finishing the
in ide of Mr. Plymale's Ilew
house near New Helena.
- F. C. l mbree and Chas. Blale- !
man shipped a car loael of hogs I
to South Omaha 'l'uesda- .
Justice li'oc1ge issued warrants
for the arrcst of four young men
near Cliff 1\1. g. church , on MOIl-
clay , anll their trial wi11 de held
as OOIl as constable Sce\'e'rs c ln
roullel t hem It 1' .
We olllmitted to mention the
arrival of 1\1iss. laude IIIutxel at
the hOllle of 1\lrs. : Ashbaugh ,
week hefore last. TIer home is
l\Ialridy , Iowa and sIll' is on a
1110nths visit with her aunt and
e cousins. She is pleased with QtIl'
l'OUIl try.
Some ( ) f au r you 11 g bl.ool1 s were
ill attel111allCe at a party in
l urala valley a short time since
allli hacl their
harness rings un
tie straps ! ; tolen. ' ( 'hey should
remember the stol' ) ' of "OJd Dog
'I'm ) ' ' ' and hen'a fll'r ' keep cI a I' of
hael company.
One of 0\11' most careful fart -
tmers was the victim of IIallo\ enl
pranls , ancl strange to say , he
noticec1 that one of the
i- front wheels to his huggy Was on
the hind axle and vi -\'er a , uutil
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dailj' newspaper and our readers
are asleec1 to send for a free sample -
ple COpj' of ' 1'he Star , which will
contain full particulars. ' 1'here
are no complicated conditions or
strings to 'I'he Star's proposition
and competition is open to any
one in Nebraska in the various
classes. Adress St.ar Pub. Co. ,
TA ncoln , 20-22
"VHINI HH COI.I.uan NE.\VH.
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WaItel' Cady of 1\hllJU I'll , has
entered the Business Course.
Mr. I . B. Wilkins was a husi-
ncss caller last week.
Prof. Blue went to Grand TsI-
and Friday and wrote more than
four hundreel \ ' siting cards.
'l'he physics class in the Normal -
mal Course are making pen anll
ink drawings of enginc parts.
Prof. Davis and Chas. Rohin-
son accompany the organ with
their violins in the chapel sing-
ing' in the m01'l1ings.
l\Ir. Herman 'Wedeking of
Cal1awar : , came l\Ionda ' to place
his daughter Sophia In schooL
I1is son IIarr _ : also exp cts tc
ellt'r school a lIttle later.
'I'here will he no classes 011
'l'hauksgiving nay nor the I'ri.
daaileI' . Ifowc\'er the c100n
ot he Collcg-e will he open 1'01
sucll of the studt'nls w dt.'sir ( ' t (
l'ome anc\ \ stud ) ' .
'I'he College f..i tlmn' Soeiet \ '
met last Weel. night iuiel heJd a
in teresti ' ' ,
session.
ng . 'I'he ( lues
tiOI1 as to whet lIcr t hc Negro 01
I ndian hall
becn most wrongee
h ) ' the whIte man , was elisclIssed
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'I'he managcmen t of the Col
lCI\ earnestly desire that par
( 'nts who hl\t. : : l'lil ! ren in schoo
wi II call l1Iel see if t he\ ' are eloi n
gooe ! wurk. Allhouglj some : ll'4
doing nicely , there is still a grea
cleal of room for impro\'emellt 01
the part of a great man ) ' .
Hev. Allison of the Christi.u
Ch\11'ch conducted chapel exer
ciueuVc ucs a , . > ' morning of Lhh
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week. Rev. Smith of Ansley ,
and Mrs. Hamilton , soloist at
thc revival scrvices of the Ch1' st-
ian Church were also prescnt.
II Mr9. Hamilton sang soloof g-reat
sweetness. 'rhe l yerson Bros.
qnartett ware presmlt and sang.
Hev , Smith made a bricf addres\ !
to the students.
' 1'he foot-ball tcam went to
Grand Island last Friday hnd
playecl a game with the High
School there. 'rhe game was a
tic , ncither side scorcil. Man } '
of the spectators said it was the
most interesting' game of foot
ball they had evcr secn. Being
the first game the boys have
played this year the showinJ ? is
remarkable. ' 1'he team receIved
nt'any Jdnd artent\ons \ from the
high school ami collegc 81\1lents
of Granel Island. Scvcral people -
ple from here accompanied the
team.
A lilrusullt SIlI'lll'lso.
' 1.'he members of the Baptist
ch\11'ch and congregation gave a
very pleasant reception amI Bur-
prise pad ) " to theIr new pastor ,
Hev. S. Morris Monday night , at
the home of Dr. Day , where hc
and wife had been 111v lecl to tea.
Before going to Day's , the company -
pany , of se\'enty live in number
visited the parsonage , where they
left a large su pply of groceries ,
vegetables , fru i t , preserves , jel1y
ect ; in quantities sullicient to last I
the familj' a month or two. Of
some the \'arieties thcre is enough
to last through the winter.
On arriving at the home of Dr.
Day they took their pastor by
s\11'prise , as he had his hat ancl
. was in the act of starting homc. i
After spending an hour in a
social waj' , light refreshments
were sef\'ed to the entire COl11
pan } ' . ' 1'he visitors accompaniell
Hev. Morns and family to the
parsonagc , where an informal pre-
scntatiOlt , of lh contributions"
which o'ccupieel the kitchen floor
and tablc was made
' 1'he trustees of the church had
just completed improvcmcnts on
the parsonageamounting to ovcr
$100.00 , which makcs it ( luHe a
c mfotahle homc. l ev. Morris
is starting in under v' r.r favora-
auspices. His aucliances at thc
regul ar preaching services , a
we11 as of aU the othcr ( lepart-
ments of church work under hi
supervision are increasing , an indication -
dication that his etforts are appre-
ciated.
Union YOllnlr 1Jeollle'H Mcetlng.
Place-M. : E. church , Broken
Bow , Nebraska.
' 1.'imeSix : o'clock , p. m. Sunday -
day , December 7th , 11)02 ,
I.eaderHamah : Hycrson.
Special music-Morris : Hyer-
son , Choi'Jter. ! A chorous of
fifty voices aidcd by a number of
insturments will lcad the music.
All the young' people : ! organizations -
ations of the city ane ! county OIre
corclia11y invited. A special
in\'itation is extended to a11'oung
people who are not with a "chris
tiau organixation. Services will
close at 7.15 p. m.
Church Herv.ce. . .
l'llItRII\"rmUAN CHURCH.
Rt. jolm' : ; Hpi copal : ; en'ice Rllnclay ,
No\'elllher 23. 'J'he SlIlIlla ) ' next before
Ad\'cllt. Morningpra'cr 11I\11 : ; crlllOn at
II II. 11Evcning prayer 11I111 scrlllon lit
7:30 : p. III. Sunday School at JO a. III.
'J'hc puhlic is cordially lIlecl to these
scrres. . W. II. XANHl\ltS \ , Rcctor.
lIAl"rls'r ClIUIlCII ,
nihle School JO a. 11Incrcased at-
tenelcnce and wowin intrcst. , If rOil
arc not nllcncltng an other school , we
havc a class that is jllst right 31111 \'lIcant
scat for you. Divine worship 11 II. 11\ \ '
'rhe pastor prcachc : ; IIpon "Thc Church. "
. jnnior : ; ociet ) . lit 3 p. 11IIlIcl \ eniorR.at
( , :30 : 1' , III. lcUller for the cvclllngIhs :
H\'II Cae\wcll. \ 'rhe gopell : ; hour is 7:30 : p ,
III. "COIIIIIIOU Scnse Hcligion } frolll II
Stnmge Source" is the topic-a goo
sillg , a cOlilinl welcollle IIlId a thorough I )
. gospel serlllOIl. \ \ \\'clllleselny- :30 : p. III
the mielwcck pm'r scrvice , lell 1' > ' till
I pastor. 'rhurscla ) ' 2 p. III : I.a ies AIel So
ciet ) ' meets ill the pm'cr rooms of tI\I
l'IlIltIh. : 'fhllllksg'mg nil ) ' Union lier
vicc at tIll" 1\1. It church-hour to he all
1l01lIlccII\aler. \
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Get your Olocls at Ed.
McComas' .
Money loancd on improved
fa rms. J Al\J1\S 14ItDWICII ,
7 IS tf.Broken . Bow , Neb. .
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Clocks , the very best , at
Ed. McComas' .
FOR S.u.H-A n"c room house
and six lots in Br01cn Bow.
1 ( , tf S. 1DOIuus. .
Lubricating oils of all kinds at
\Vi1kin's drug store. 1t . '
Elegant Jewett'y at
Ed. . KcCom.astl.
Job printing at this ofi ce.
-'Vhy . 110t buy your Christmas
p..e ents where you can gct any
thing from a penn ) ' cloll to a
piano ? See RyersonVaHs
stock.
li'OR SAJ.H OR 'l'RADH-1.'owu
lots and a few five acre 10tsJtt
this city , for cattle , horses or farm
land.-Allen Rcyner.
With their swell ncw floor
cases and other improvem nts ,
l yersonVatt ! ; will he prepar-
ed to accommodate their im-
mcnse new line of fancy ifts
ancI prescnts for the hohday
trade. Everything new anci
fresh , at prices reasonable-a\
usual. )
'Vest Union , Nebraska-Yes ,
we will pay a part cash for butter -
ter anel eggs. RUltUS G. CARlf.
WatchesuThey Are FIne ,
At Ed. McComas' .
Several\gooel farms for sale at
: Lbargain , including my on.-- :
JJts m GANDY. \ . 44 tf , .
FOH SAI.H-Pure bre .DurQC
Jercy Males. G. E. CADWUtI. ,
22tf Broken Bow , e . . .
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Ahdinelol1 wagon is the best . J
wagou on the market" for the
moncy.Squires . Bros. 20 tf"
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Far Elegant Watohes Co to
Ed. McComas' .
Vo you remember where you
bought your toj's last year ? It
was at the post ollicc store.
You'll find a larger , newer , better -
ter Hne of them there this year.
Go in and sec.
' 1'he RJ\PUBtICAN and Inter
Ocean , $1.50.
See Ed. McComas' Fine
Jewelry.
Pcpsin Gum , two packages for
a llicl < el at 'Wilkins' Pharmacy.
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Ed. McComas has a Fine
Lot of Nice New Silverware.
Dr. ' 1' . W. Bass , dcntist , offi
northwe t corner of Realty Block.
8-1 tf. ,
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A "pcclnl Oller.
'fhc RI PlJlII.IC - ; ; Nehraska PoSr- .
Iller call he had at this officc for II limited
lime 1'01' $1.35. Call carl ) ' if YOI1 wallt to .
take IlIlvalltuHc of this offer. IIcn : is two "
papers for little mote thall tIll : cost of r.l
olle. : : Jo-zB
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A good house for sale. h
17 tf. II. BANGS. ' r :
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Repairs for any stove made.- 1.1 I
Squires Bros. 20 tf"
FOR SALE-Fivc acres of land 1\ \
in good stt\te of cultivation adjoining -
joining Broken Bow for $200.
Inqu at this o ice. 3-27 tf 1 I
If you intend to build call at I
Dierks I umher Co. and get prices , '
1i'arms for sale tmd lands for
ren t. Now hi the timc to get a
farm cbeap , as the cheap farm I
arc aU goint , and prices arc advancing - I
vancing rapiclly.-J. G. nreni er. '
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ial salc on trimecl hats , also - ;
so street hats at Mrs. 1) . A.Val - :
ton's. Would be pl asecl to have
yon ladies cnll ancl ace. East
) i c of sluare. 21-23
Just recd \'cel a car of hedge
J posts at Dierkt > Lumber & Coal
Co. in lIds city. Price , 12 aud
H , cents. 2 tf
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Slluires Bros. who I receutl ) .
purchaHcd the 'Villing stock are
old implemcll t and hardware deal-
ers. 'l'hcy are prepared to meet
theldemands of their patrons. 'fhe
public is invited to call and see
them for bargains. Fair and
, honcrahlc treatment will be their
motto with all. lotf. .