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J. D. Headley has sold his corn
sheller to Jo Downin.
C. E. Conley's family nre down
with a severe attack of measlcs.
I am sorry to wdte that Miss
Minnie Berge is again on the sick
lit.
Miss Mae Beckwith closed a
successful term of school at No.
4 ,141 last Friday.
W. T. Ransley has return d
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. \ in London , England.
\ , , Mr. DavisShererofGrantsdabe ,
II Montana , is visiting his daugh-
; 11 ter , Mrs. J. P. Headlcy of Ryno.
! I Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Empfleld
! j spent Sabbath with Alfred
I Cuoper. They fetched and re-
I t . turned thanks.
I Mrs. Brennan and thc children
I desire to thank their many
I ' friends for their kindness and
and help during the sickness and
' JI death of a beloved husband and
fathcr.
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Messrs. Wymorc and Strode of
\ I Callaay , havc completed a
school house in district No. 141 ,
and turned it O\"er to the school
board , who pronounce it a good
job in matenal and work. The
board put in seats last week and
! ' he house is ready to occupy. '
\ James Bre'nnan was born in
1.1 County Wachford , Ireland , in
\ - ! , 1836 ; camc to Canada when 10
ycar's'oldj was married to Mary
; 't Whalen in 1857 ; was thc father
\ of eleven clllldern ; fivc bad pre-
ceeded him to thc better land ; he
is IS survivcd br his wife and six
} 1 children ; came to Custcr count ) . ,
; 1 Nebraska in 1887 ; died at Oconto
of of diseases in-
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i'i cident to old age , Novembcr 14th
I 1902 , aged 6 ycars. Funeral
, t services in the Catholic church ,
ill November 17th , 1902 , and was
Ij followed by a large circle of
: sympathising friends and laid to
rest in thc Catholtc Cemetery
near Oconto.
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Corn husking is progrcssing fine
t is beautiful weather.
. . ' J. M. Fodge and wife dr ve
ver to Ludi , last Salurday to
, , : iS tthier children A. B. Cornish
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Mrs. Fred Unra.th.
PH.ldoua Count. . , . Club , Bouton
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"Alter my nrst baby was born I did not
lum 10 reoln my strength although the
doctor save me a tonIc which he consld.
ered vcry superior. but Ins Iud ol getllng
beUer I grew wcoker every day. My hus.
band Inshted th01t I t.1ke Wlnc of Cardul
for I wcck and ICC what It would do for
mt. I did tah Ihe medicine And was very
grateful to find my .trength And hCllllh
slowly returning. In two weeks I WII out
. of bcd cnd In II monUI I WIIS IIblc to take
up my usual dulles. I am vcry enlhusl.
Astle In Its pralst. "
Wino of Carllui reinforces the organs
of generation for the ordeal of prea'
nancy and childbirth. It prevents n1l8'
carriage. No woman wuo takes Wine
of Cardul need fear the coming of blr
o child. If Mrs. Unrath bad taken
Wine of Cardul b'l'I're her baby came
ahe would not have een weakened 1\11
aho was. lIer rapid recovery shoult\ \
commend this great reme y to every
expectant motlier. Wine of CAr ul
regulates the nlenatrual flow.
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and wife , returning home MOIl-
day.
Allura and Jennie 'Vaddington
again were on thc Roll of HOller
for last weck. I
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Geo. Coolcy has had a new
towcr and mill put up on the Hir-
cock farm the past w ek.
The Sunday school decided on
Sunday to give a Chritmas entertainment . -
tainment on Christmas eve.
Ed. Day of Eureka' brought
down more stock on Monbay that
he had pastured' during the sea-
son.
Messers. Ed. House and \Y. B.
Eastham of Brolen Bow , were
doiilg this "burg" enc day last
'week.
Constable R. M. Severs only
succeded in arresting thrce of the
four parties mentioned in our last
itcms and they plead guilty to
disturbing religcious meetings at
Cliff and Justice Fodge thought
that a fine of five d011ars and
trimmings wodld be about thc
right thing , and advised thc boys
not to come again.
Thc wedding th3 t we mentioncd
a couplc of weeks since , came ofTen
on 'scedule timc , and on last
Wcdnesday Mr. J. T. Davis of Or-
tello , and Miss Edna Kirby of
Sand Vallcy , were united in marriage -
riage at th home of tne bridc's
parents. Only immediate rela-
ti'es were in a ttendence. 'l'hc ) '
are at homc to theIr fricnds on
the Saundcrs farm , wbere they
will make thcir home.Ve wish
them a long and happy lifc.
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Frank Jacquot spent Sunday
with his family at Merna.
Mrs. Henry Kelley visted in
Broken Bow'over Sunday.
The elevators are doing a full
bU3iness in buying and shipping
grain.
Having survived the cffort we
made last week , wc will try
again.
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Mr. , Murphey is having his
office in the Bowman Housc
papercd.
Mr. Charley Moore and wife
have gone to keeping house at
I IllS residence.
Mr. Ed. M. Scott and SOI1
, Huhes wcre transacting busines
in Broken Bow last Saturday.
'Varren and Bass shipped a cm
load of hogs to South Omaha
Sunday. ' 1'wo car loads of catth
wcre also shipped.
Do not forget the entertain.
ment and supycr at the M. E
church Wednesday evening , Dec
3. Procec s are to be used to
ward paying our pastors salary.
Miss Cora Bcckwith of Brokel
Bow vi ited at the tlClWmal
House .Sa turday returning Sun
a. ) ' morning. Miss Springer ac
companied her and remained eve
Sunday with her parents.
Mr. Nevillc , our night operata
males frequent trips to r-ern ]
I.lis actions on these occasion
seem rather mysterious. but whc
questioned concerning the sam (
'he smilcs and a's : IIWhy > ' 0
know that Mlss- -resld
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I Mr. H. K. Atkinson has sol
his ranch and purchased an it
terest in his brother $ , store .
t-1erna. He contemplates movin
his cntire stock of merchand !
to Merna in the spring ar
therb.r discontinuing busir.e :
herc. Mr. Atldnson thinks 1
will then tal a trip toCaliforni
j 'Vc are pleased to note tl
wedding' of Mr. Trent Davis at
Edna Kirhy which occured (
November 19th , ev. Hanl
ofi ciating. 'rhe young coup '
a e too well known in this vicini
to need an ' favorable commcn
from us. rhev will reside wi
the groom's father for some tim
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pleasant journey along the - -
cd pathway of life. rug-g-I
School is , progrcssi ng VCI'Y
nicely. Mall ) ' improvcments in
expclimcnts have bcen made
siuce school opened. We arc
in need of. b tter black boards
in both roolUs. There are some
pupils ill the \ 'illiagc'that arc IIOt
atten in during the prcscnt
term. ' 1 his ough l not to be so.
Do not parcnts rcnlize that ne\'cr
before in thc history of the
human family was it so ncccs-
sary that childrcn should obtain
a g-ood education as at. the prcscnt
time ? Can thcy not realize that
times dcmand young men and
young womcn with good. education -
tion bac1cd with it stcrling
character and ability and desire
to hustle ? Our school is not
over crowde , wc have room for
all. The instructors are not
afraid to hustlc. Will those absent -
sent attend ? Will the parents
cncouragc the instructors and
pupils by occassionally visiting
the school and noting the character -
acter of the work being do lc ?
'Vc need your - - encouragemcnt. _ .
Fntcfnul Insurance l'ays.
As an instance of the statement -
ment that insurance in faternal
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l11surance orders pay we clte the
case of Anna 1\1. , wife of Elmer
E. Hoagboom , who became a
member of the Modern Brotherhood -
hood of America by l11itiation
January 1901. She took' out a
policy of S2000 in favor of her
husband up to September 24 ,
1902 , whcn she died she had paid
into the organization in assessments -
ments at the rate of 50 cents on
S1000 , fees and ducs and reserve
S35. On the morning of thc 18
of No\'cmber , three day aftcr the
hoard meeting of the directors of
he order , which passes upon the
proof of all death claims the
writcras local secretary of the
order received a. draft for S2000
in favor of the bcncficiary of the
deccascd. This , was a not gain
of S ! 965.00 on an 111 ves tme n t of
S35.00. Had the 'holder of this
policy lived 40 ye.ars longer there
would stil have been a large
profit on Hie investmcnt. . . Having -
ing included thc paymcnts for
which the policy was liable in
the abovc , the rcmaining dues
and assessments could not , undcr
the laws , rulcs and rcgulations
of the order have exceed the payment -
ment of U5.00 annually or S600.
1'his would have left a ballancc
of $1365 : Partics who
desire' to prodde for their loved
oncs can not afford to be without
fratcrnal insurance. Thc pay.
mcnts are easily mct monthly and
are much chcaper than old.linc. . .
For those who are limited it : ]
means the fratcrnal insurance
orders gives the same priveliges
as do the old line companies de
the rich. The M. B. A. not only
provides for its bcneficiaries aftcl
death but carrics an acciden1
clause which pays the . loss of an
eye or a broken . limb.
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CU lllllny 01'l1er No. 10
Novcmber 24th , 1902.
CO\IPANY M. , 1ST. REG. , N' . N. .
GIThe resignation of C. 'W.
o Layton , 2nd 1-4ieut. , Co. 1\L hav.
. iug bcen accepted , by specia :
. order No. 154 , to takc effect Oct
- 26th , 1902 , Com pan ) ' M. is here
by or ered to asscmblc at Hu
armory in Brolen Bow , Nebraska
on December 6th , 1902 at
o'clock in the evening for thl
: r purpose of electing a secon (
lieutenant to fill the \"acancJ
11' caused by the rC ignation o'f C
l. 'V. Layton above set out.
The company will also elect
seargcnts and corporals to tm al
vacauci s ill the noncommissiol
staff and to do an ) ' and all busi
lless necessary to be done at. tha
timc. Ever ) ' soldicr is cxpcctec
to report at the time and plac ,
specified. D ) ' com111and of ,
IlOImAcn ii' . KItNNItDY , Capt.
N. 'r. GADD , 1st Sergt
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a. Last ) 'ear 8,500,000 picccs G
mail went to the dead lettcr ot1ic
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Id and all but 50,000 were returnc
m to . thc sendcrs. , From letter
y there was takcn 847,000 ill m011
c ey , checls , money orders all
other evidences of wcalth to th
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th fac value of 1,750tOOO. Tb
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writer would IJcrform au invaluable -
able serce by urging upon c\'cr ) '
person who 'ritc ! } a letter t ha'c
his or her atlftrc s printel ( upon
thc left hand corner of thc cnvcl-
ope. A lcttcr so markcd would
lle\'er COInC to thc dead letter of-
, rice , and if i tlsuflicicn tl ) ' addressed
or without the p'roper stamps it
conld be sent to thc scnder. This
is enc linc along which thc public -
lic nceds cducation.-Ex.
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musIc.
Lynn Butchcr has re-cntered
school.
Miss 1\fiUa Luce has talen up
shorthand.
Miss Essie Holcomb is a new
studcnt in shorthand.
'l"'homas Smith of Broken Bow
was a visiter last weel { .
Axel Sherhad : Westcrvill was
a collcge visitor this wc'ck.
The Broken Bow Chorus Class
undcr Prof. Garlichs are studying
the Oratorio Emmanual.
I John Me Dermott has been having -
ing troublc with his eyes and has
been compelled to give them a
few days rest.
Miss J-4aura Samp lcaves her
work in the Normal Dcpt. this
week to begin a term . of school
near 1-4itchfie1d.
Mo t of th students will spend
'l'hanksgiving at home. Among
those from a distance going home
are Ceba. Lec of Cameron , Bernard
Mills of Arnold , Miss Maggie
Pirnie , of Merna , and Howard
'Yesley Wallace of West Union ,
'l'he new scats made by a Chicago -
cage firm according to special designs -
signs by Pres. Roush , have been
installed. Mall ) ' cxprcssions of
appreciation pf this gcnerous and
costly provision for their comfort
have bcen heard from students.
'l'he football team havc been
very anxious tq play a game in
Brokcn Bow on 'l'hanksgiving
Day and have been communicating -
ing with several teames , but in
every case the ncccssary cxpensc
las becn to great. However the
members of the team feel that
thc time thcy have given to football -
ball and outdoor athletics has
been more than rcpaid by the
benifit derived frpm the exercise.
Take that turkey to Tierney
, Bros. 'rhe ) ' want it sure.
Thnt Ne , , ' Doole On
TilE lUG IIOU D-MIN
is off the press and ready for distribution.
It is a Httle the best pubHcation descrip.
tive of this wonderful section of Wyoming
yet issued. It gives brief glimpses. of
lts fanus , gardens , cattle ranches , irrega-
ting canals , oil fields and a word about
the goltt n opportunities. Illustrated by
thirtv-one splcndid half.tones from
photographs. Free to any address on reo
I quest. J. FRANCIS , G. P. A. ,
BurHngton Routc ,
23-25 Omaha , Nc > b.
Ullloll Y\lII ) Peolllo's iU etlu .
Placc-M. E. church , Broken
Bow , Nebraska.
Time-Six : o'clock , p. t11. Sun.
day , December 7th , 1902.
Leader-Ramah : Ryerson.
Special music-Morris : Ryer.
son , Choister. A chorous of
fift.y voices aided by a numbcr of
insturments wi11lead thc music.
. I All the young people : ; organiz.
ations of the city and county arc
cordially invitcd. A special
in\'itation isextcnded to all young
. people who are 110t wi th a chris.
tian organization. Scrviccs wil ]
- close at 7.15 p. t11.
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Knit goods a specialty.
Infants knit bootecs and jackets ,
Infants stockcnette caps.
Infants silk Imit hoods.
. Childrens' hoods.
I.Jadics' kn i t skirts.
Ladics Facinators. ,
1-4adies Golf skirts a nd shirt wais
Ladies undersl < irts and wrappers.
Ladies nreH 'L'rimming11.
- Ladies novelties.
Millinery , and dreIIH1ldng'l
pcrfect tit g-uaranh.'c(1.
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Oold ' . ' 1 wllh hlue ribbon.
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tutlun'l unci hulllltlulI' " lIu01 ) 'our U"lglbt . ,
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by rNllrll 1,1I. 111.0110 ' 1v lIlI1ouh'I . t > old b1
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OUlonBBTSn OnEMICAL CO.
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Stnte UI11ferslty Lettrr.
'rhc interclass foot ball cham-
pionslu [ > at the University of
Nebraslm was dccidcd Tuesday
afternoon when the f junior team
defeated the sophamores in. a
brilliant game by a score of 15 to
O. The two teams had played a
tic game a wec1 ! earlier and a I
large number of thc c1assmen
were out to cheer thcir elevens on
I to victory. E. .F. Myers the
Junior' spc dy left half back
I Who halls from Brokcn Bow was
their best ground gainer. Concerning -
cerning his playing the State
Journal says : "Mycrs at left
half back played a star gamc.
He was always good for from five
to fiftccn yards in a mass , on
tackle and able to repeat in-
defina tely.
A lipcclnl Of1cr.
The RrtPUDT.ICAN and Nehraska Far.
Iller can be ha at this office for a limited ,
time for $1.35. Call early if ) 'ou want to' '
take n . . .anta e of this offer. Here is two
papers for httle more than the cost of
one. :20-:28 : :
TO CVIU ' " COI.D IN ON 11 ; D.\.11'
T ko LuaUo Brum" , Quinine Tablf1ts , AI
dloglll : t refund the lIIonoy If It lalla to care.
E. W. Orovc's signature Ie on each box. ! ! f > o. .
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H. o. fIUTTON. Proprietor.
} ' . work. Hcnr Hoom ot Drok D OIY
Rtl Balik , HrllIln How , Nebrakn.
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AI. 1o.InlH f work In oar line 110M IJCOmptly
Bnd In Drat-class oraler. Rcd libop on the
orner W08t 01 tbo hOBO bOUBC.
GIVE VB A. TRIAl. .
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I.D. . ULAZE ,
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Orj\nlw , ForeIgn /lnd I' merlclID MkThlos.
Ornament1 WOlik a'Specialty.
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C.H. . JEFF RODS.
f > deJ bS F(2Crcz.F ,
b tracts Promptly Jl'urnlebed. Your nualne. .
'ollclted OrCI ! In n uk or CommercellulldhJI : .
nrokon Bow , Nebraska.
'rues paid for non-rosldents.
U. OONRAD ,
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Pumps. Wind MUIR , 'rankR. FltUngs , Ollbollu
Engines , otc. , etc.
Broken Bow. Nlbr kn.
DR. O. IJ. 1\1 UIJIJEN8 ,
Physician . Surgeou.
21111 t.lr\V y trom weit end In Ucalty iJlock ;
rest ence , 3rd WIIS ! M. E. church. all 8amo aide
of Rtroet. a" rokcn Unw , Nebraska
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-Proprietor of- ,
Ho.l4orallt ok Lnnch Connttr. J.arlnl a..ortmont
of Conr"oUo llrlo . Clg.u lld TO l\Oo , North
Hldo of I > ubllc : : Iqullro.lIrokllfl lIow. Nebroslca.
CLINTON DA YI
PhysiciaD & Surgeon.
omco In renr ot Ibo Donk 01 Commerco. Hosi.
deuce 11th hooso west of the naptllt church.
Droken Dow , Nebraslm.
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AT LAW.
Roome 8 and II. noalty Block , Drokcn Dow , Neb.
CITY MILIJ , . . . .
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U'e Floor , lluckwheat , Ortbl.m , FeeD , etc.
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W A. THOMPSON ,
_ CO TRAUTOH & ; UI1Il.DER.
'T"Plana and e.tlmatc 011 ahortnotlee.
Brokcn Bow , Nebraska.
DR. 'r. r . FAHNSWOltTH , _ :
DENTIST ,
OlDcl ! Over 8wau'a Groccr ) ' .
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ofthelrclo88. t.ldrcy , U. . C.\DWEI.L ,
Broken ! Jow. Nebra9ka.
J. J. SNYDER ,
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.l o Jusllee or Ihl ! Peaco. Spel'lalaWnton ! AlI'OD
to collcclloos Uepo ltlons lakill , pellslou vouch.
n" neatly exccuted aDd all killds of legal papcrII
wrlUen. OflJoo In the rpl\t or Hank of Commerce.
Hroken Bow. Nobraska.
FRANSE MOORR ,
J3JJ 1lun ] m IDpJ DBil
Two block north of Oratlr1 Oentrll Hotel. Pat.
ronn e ollcltcl. PriceR reaBouable.
DRS. R 0. & W. } I , 'fALBOT ,
PHYSIGIANS SURGEONS.
04100 over Uaeberle'll IIrog Mloro.
llrok II 1Iow , . - Nehrlllh.
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CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES.
Freu IDstmcUous Iow to laka IInd dp.velope (
picture wIth a'Or1 camera sold.
Flnlshlnlt dona tor Ilmtltures.
Latest Styles in Photographs. " " {
BANGS STUDIO.
E8tdJIf b a III 1891.
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Broken Bow , N braBka.
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L nds for pale and rent In Culter county IInd adjoining counUes. EqlAllies ulld mortga" ! ! !
boojht ; aud sold Abstract ! prompUy and neath made.
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Custer County Republican '
an the Nebraska Farmer one year for $1.2 . 'fhe RIWUDI.ICAN is
the official raper of Custer county , and is tlle oldest paper in the
county ; am is an up.to.date news aper. It was founded in IH82. It I
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will continuc in the future as in past to faithfully chroniclc and
report all the hOllle and ncighborhood news , liS well nS to fumish
weekly a bUllget of gcneralnews , cntertaining misccllaneous rcading
aud keen editorial comment on matters of currenl interest. It is indispensable -
dispensable in the up-with.the.til11es home.
THE NEBRASIA FARMER .
is the leading" gcneral farm aud live stock paper of tllc west. It was
lounded in 1869 and has outclassed the ozcns of rivals which , sincc
that timc , have been started in this territory , all others having dicd .
or heen consolidated with the Nebraska Farmcr. except thc latcst
brood , hatched sincc 1900 , which are mercly poHtical papers masquc. jJ
rading under deceptivc aJ5ricultural titles. Nebraska Farmcr is cx.
clusively agricultural , political mattcr nn everything which divert
attention from agricultural industry and homc making are cxcluded
from its columns. 'I'hc editors and owners of Nebraska Funner , cach
and c\'cry one , ar practical fanncrs , owing lan an farming or
ranching in the west. It is a farmers' paper published b ) ' farmers- . . . . .
mcn who plow and plant as well as pen thclr thouHhts nncI report
their expcrienccs to help other plllntcrs.
NO OTHER FARM PAPER
is publishell by mcu who have all their lives been doing the things
thc\ . ' teach ; 1\0 olher farm paper is so closely in touch with the farm
life.of thc west ; 1\0 other farm paper can be so helpful to the farmc'rs
of th west , its 24 to 3:1 : large ples , weekly , tecming with practical
information IInd lul\'ice which , dl1 help to make the fann pay an the
home pleasant. Nebraska Farmer is contributed to b ) ' all Ule leading
thinkers and workers. in agricultural industry. It gives all the ncws
about agriculture and live slock affairs. The RltPUDJ.ICAN has suc-
cccdcl ( in getting a special subscription price from the puhlishers of
Nebraska Parmer. 'rhey havc cut the best clubbing rate ever made
! llmost square in two to accommodate us. IIence it is we can offer the
Nebraska Fanner and the RFPUBJICAN both togeUter for $1.25 ,
almost the price of the REPUBLICAN alone.
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Call on us at onCt' with your subscription , o it'd it by
. .i below mail. : Remcmuer the bargain combinatIon pric . as.\shown .
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Regular Subscription Price or Nebraska Farmer Po.r1.v.oar.$1.00
Regular Subscription Price of Republloan . . . . . . . . . . . .Ii : ' . . . . . : _ 1.0
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The publishers of Nebraska Farmer gu 'fO/ rantee ' to us , l r
that the ) " will positively stop their paper witho4t-otice ; when
thc time for which it is paid in advance expires .
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