Nebraska Newspapers

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ADV ltTISlNG I1ATlt ! ! .
One colDmb , t r month , i 00. Ono.blllt col
D" fAf..m 'ltbJ. 81 00 Qqulcr columo , pl'l
rrL\I.1I \ ' O : a.eP Lb411 q n ter CllluU\u , 6
lit. p.tr IlIcb.per .mouLh
Cartll .on IIlIt page , ro cellts per IIIOb , Ol
( .i oolb ! . . .d crU log 1cOIIII per Une each It.cr.
NoUco ot thurch t.lra , .oclnbl08 end I'n'Orllllll'
m'lItl wboro moul.I. cbllr vd. ooo.halt rate. .
twoloh IOUCC. , IIU" " , e"lutlon. , Ollu.halt rote , .
Weddlug' CltlCel rroe , halt prlOt' for p\lblhhhl
lilt . at , "ClleDts
DUltth 001100' tree. blllf plc' tor pUbUlblll
obltuarr OOtlC I , oDd cardl at thlluke.
Ltglll ootlce. at r.t . prvylded bl "Mate ! ot
l'febraata. '
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Santa Claus will have no incon-
vt iience with his sleigh this winter - I
ter in Broken Bow.
Cable comunication from Hon-
alu1a to the president by way of
the cable across the Pacific is predicted -
dicted today.
. The shortest day of the year
ha ving been past the lengthening
process will now be appreciated
1 > ) \ the 'bus ; west just now.
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T lk of an electric light plant is
bCihg . quietly engaged in. The
1f : st light for the least money is
\t' ; " 'a . t the . people of Broken Bow
W/-1.nt , without bJnds or royalty
c . ' cept to the municipality.
I 'l'hc members' the Custer
call11ty Editorial Association
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s.l ould arrange to be on hands at
the semi-annual meeting to be
ii1 in January , This will be a
meeting of importance and all
sh _ uld bp. present. The associ a-
tt n 'is founded upon a firm basis
an.tJte wisdom of its inauguration -
tion is exexmplified as it grows
older. A pleasant and profitable
, meeting is a sured.
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The trouhle between Venezuel-
alGovernl1lcnt : , Great Britan and
G r'many is to be arbitrated.
President Roosevelt has been requested -
quested by the contentious
governments to accept the position -
tion of arbitrator. WIJile he
acknowledges the comple'ment to
his administration he urges that
tHe iil\ttcr ! be submitted to the
H _ g\te Commission but , will ac.
c pt'if ' 'they ' can not agree upon
sublhitting their differences to
H gue Commission for arbritra.
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, We understand that telephone
c'onqections with the B. & M.
depot of this place has been dis.
cotttinued on direction of the
rtiU road company. Just why
t1 citizens of Broken Bow should
be qeprived of this luxury when
of er cities arc not , : wd do under.
s i 'd. No doubt there arc those
\vh abuRe the privilige and make
m 1y unnecessary calls , which
has had its influence in having
the telephone connections re-
m.Qved. The depot of this city
is a very busy place and a ca ) ]
every few minutes from sbme one
as to whether a train is on time 01
for ratcs to this or that point ,
doubtles becomes very annoying
to"one whose whol time is en.
g g d with other busi.
ness. But after all
a ilroad _ is a public institutior.
and derives its support from th (
public ancI enough hands shoul
be provided in all departments oj
its work to properly serve th (
V blic , if the businels is sufud
cnt . o m el the expense. We ar (
incjincd to think the busines !
will Warrant the outlay. If neces.
sar3 another hand in. . Brokel1
Bow should be providec
that . ' our citizens shall noj
b .deprived of telephone service
We' understand that the tele. .
phone coinp ny furnishes t111
'phone free to the railroad com. .
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pa.ny and keeps It in repair.
There is no probability that ,
law can be enacted authorizin !
the leasing.of the public land tc
ca.ttle men for grazing , that wi1
at the same time preserve the
public interest and protect thl
ri hts of the homesteader. Thl
troub1c would .be in the cattlemal
not udhearing strictly to the la w
Once he had his lease enclosed I
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fence it would be dim cult to l'on.
vince him that any part of his
range could be uUlizcd to beUer
advantage by a homesteader.
Upon the other hand there woutd
be those either for the purpose of
revenge or blackmail would insist
on homesteading land within the
enclosure of a ranch man when
the land would wholl.r be unfit
for agricultural purposes. While
the fact is potent that much of
the land of Western Nebraska and
other western states are not capable -
able of being utilized for allY'
other purpose it would not be
just to allow this large domain to
pass into the hands of a few
cattle syndicates and deprive the
rising geI1 ation of an equal
privilp.ge fo possess it. One
hundred ratlchmen with 1 00 h ad
of cattie each would be of greater
interest to the public than ten
men with one thousand cattle
each. If. a lease law is enacted
by congres9 it should guard
jealously the interests of the
common people by limiting the
lease holder in his acres to a
quanity suflicint to feed and
pasture not to exceed 1000 head.
The land should always be subject -
ject to homestea , after reasonable -
able notice , providing competant
and disinterested judges deem a
section or more of it suitable for
agriculture , providing the motive
of the applicant to acquire title
to the land was deemed h9dorable
and legitimate. ,
Finttorllll { Vlltl' IIf QUlllulonco.
When President Roosevelt proposed -
posed to Great Britain and Germany - '
many that they submit the Ven-
ezuetan matter to The Hague :
tribunal they proposed in reply
that be do th ( ' arbHrating himself.
That is a flattering vote of confidence -
dence in our govern men t anc par-
tiCUllrly in our courageous and
upright chief executive. The A.
merican people are not the only
people who have acquired a high
idea of Theodore Roosevelt.-
Minneapolis Journal.
FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
Do not let rubbls of UIl.r kind lie ! un.
derl1ent the trees. It nr ol's vCl'IlIln.
A 'urd lawn nhvn '
or 's looks hnrren
wlt out some ornnmental trees uncI
shrubs. .
As un allple or pear orchnrd will last
n Ufetltne. pnrtIcular care must be tuk-
en In the selection of varieties.
If currunts nnd gooseberries arc prun.
ed In tree form , they will bear la 'ger'
and finer fruit Prune every yenr.
'fa hn vo n good gardeu the lunel lUust
be kept rich \y \ IIbernl use of t 1Unure.
During the winter Is the be t time ! to
apply It.
Nearly all hoU ! e plants will be benefited -
fited by bavlng the \)105so11l8 \ thut up-
pear Itnmedlatel ' ufter plunUng In pot : : !
prulled oiT. Let the plunt get well es.
tablls ed efore tlowel'lnlf.
The rose Is a hearty tee del' and wl11
therefore bear amlual wllnurlng , but
onlt well rotted and thOl'ou bly lined
: wllnure should be used , taldng care to
worle It well Into the sOil curly In the
winter.
, FeoplcVho Cannut l\lnlce I lre. .
The PapuuM of the Mnln ) ' coust or
New Guinea are stlliin the most prim.
ltive state. They arc whoUy unac.
qualnted with metals und make their
weapons of Etom : , bones aud wood.
They llo not know how to shut a Ore.
though fire Is used among them. When
It Husslllll uskcd them how they made
a 1lre. they regarded It us ver ) ' nmus.
lng und unswered that when n person'lI
fire went out he got some of a neigh.
bor , unt1 If all the fires In the yUlage
Bhould go out the ) ' would get It from
I the next vUluge. Their fut el's und
grandfathe.i hud told them that they
remel1lbered a time or hud heard from
their nncclltors thut theft : was it time
when fire was not known I\ud. every.
thing wua eatcn ruw.
.0\ 'roo Coronion Attitude.
A smnll girl who had just begun to
: I Ilttend ! ! Chool brought home a pumpkin
. secd I\nd told her wotber tbut the
teacher Hald thut , ulthough thl : se ll
white. the pumpkin would be ) 'el.
tas
"And what w11l the color ot the YlneB
be ? " usked the mother.
'fhe little 1.11'1 rClIlh. thut the teacher
_ hud not tuu"ht her thut.
"But , " auld her mother , "you know ,
deur , for wo bavo pumpkin vtues In
- our gurden. "
"Ot course I do , but we aln't expected
to knowtunythlng unUl we uro tuught. "
1Youth's Companion.
Flut Ohio Caual.
) The construction of cunals was b < t-
I gun In 18:5 : : , and by 1832 .100 miles ot
i navlgnNc > cnnl1ls were completed. The
I opening of the first Ohio cunal was
accomplished July 4 , 1827. On that
dny the first boat dcscendcd trom
Akron to OIevelund. She was cheered
: on her pussuce b ) ' thousaud9 ot lJeople ,
. who assembled trOm the adjacent coun.
1 'I try to wltnl.ss the novel and IntoresUng
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WORDS ( HAT GET TOO FAMiliAR TO
SUIT SOME TASTES.
' } 'hc ! illentl o l..tcl lit CluthlnJt 0111
' 1'llnIn : \on' 'l'erll1l1-lIowu 'Vortla
thu JhuUllnlIo1l or 'Vhloh Are COlli-
IrlOul ) " 1I1bnnderlitootl.
When the l'\port WIIS c < : contly elrcu.
lated thnt u prominent pulllic II1II11 had
lost. his IIfl ! ihrough Hcchllntnlly lu.
baling Ii qUllntlty ot carbou dloxldu ,
the mall In the f treet. begun at OUCl ! lu.
cluiring whut carbon losldu wtll .
Alii 11 Uluttor of fact. carbon lllodde :
lis werely unother uum ! ! for cl.1'bonlc
ucld galt ! , one or the produl.'t : : ! uf cow.
bustl01l and a constltucnt 01' utJ.no '
pherlc all' .
Curbonlc add gas la lwown 1.Iy eV.
era ! < 1lfIe1'ent names , as. for Instanc ! ! ,
ctlrbon dloxldu. car onlc axlllo und cur.
bonlc nnuyd1'lde.
Consumption at ! II nuw for a t rrl.
be ! und widespread dlseull. ' . II ! .known
u1ld UIl l'xstood by practlcully eveI'y
mun , WOIDIUI null clJlld In uglun .
But tIw IU < JcUcal1'ruternlt ) . . ever on the
lookout 1'01' someth.1ng new In till ! wuy
of p1'Ofel'Mlonui ' nOlllc1Iclutul'e. elected
SOI11C .utrs bnck to cull It pht lsls ,
nUll thull Just when thut uIH.pcllablc
word LICguu to be known and recog-
ulzed they evolvcd yet another-tuber.
culosls.
An ati with conauwJUon so with
most otber complaints. A quurter of a
centur ) ago OYCII cwhwnt physicIans
were contcnt to speak of IJlUullpox , of
typhoid fever. of lockJI1 w. 'rolia ) ' they
are called vurlolu. untel'lc and tetunu .
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rellpectlvel ) ' .
A doctor \vhcn giving ( ! \'Idcnce berore
un Ignoranl east end ury the other
day said that t o Iwwedlate cause'ot
death was "u violent und prolonged
fit ot combined cplstaxla null stomutor.
rhugla. " It would , one would tulnk.
hu\ ' ( been far casler for .hlm to have
spokeu of n bleelllug lit the nose and
1II0uth. and he would at all evcnts hnve'
hud the satisfaction or makIng hlmselt
understood.
Most people now living can I'emem.
bel' the time whcnlJlctet'la wel'e known
gcnerlcall ) ' as anllUlllculrc-a not very
strictly sclcntlfic detlnltlon , pcrhaps ,
but one easily understundable , and con.
veylng , moreover , a distinct Idea to
Ill ! ) ' one of ordlnllr ) ' education und In.
te111gence.
For thut YC1' ) ' reason , doubtless , the
title In question WIIS voted out of date
and old tl1shlone Ilnd the word "bacil-
li" was , substituted. This means , liter.
ull ) ' . "littlesticks , " cel.talnly u most
no\'el definition. but one that scarcely
strllws the a vcruge lay mind as beln ! ;
elthcr lucid or suitable. Nevertheless ,
It wns accepted , and at lust becuwe
tamlllur to the mnn In the street.
That of COUl'SU coulll not he lolerut.
cd. ImuJlne a bucterlologlst using a
W01'd which conveyed un ) ' mgunlng to
un 'hod ) ' oUlslcle his own ehm'ml' clr.
clo ! 'fill' l en Is both l1egrndlng aud
11l'cllosterol1s ; so he sct to work forthwith -
with and Invented n whole host of tel'-
rillc'eriml ullases.
He cullcll them fOl' eXllmple , ! : IelJlz.
omycetel ! . neuromuskelzellen , megacoe.
cl and pol .tl1 rllhonl1clear leueoeyte ,
as well as hair 11 hundred other things ;
while for the chen lcal Buustltnces In.
cldeutal to the scleuce hc Invlnted ! such
delightful terms alJ "tetralJdroparu' :
methylox 'lulnol1ne" and "tetrumethyl.
d la ml otrl ph eny l.curblnol.oxal/l te. "
The cruze , too. Is getting' commoner
among other thnn scientists. Take thu
word "l'eekll1g , " for Instance , IUlll ask
'our friends whu t me.r un cl'stul1l1 LJ )
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It. ' .necklng : " one will SII ) ' . "Wh ) ' ,
rceklng menns llrlpplng with molstm'u.
soaked with wet. " Yuu , ,111 derlYc
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some /lInuseUlent fronl his SU1'IIl'lso
when ) 'ou tell him that reeking 'means
"smokln , ste/l1l1In ! ; ' . " . : \ . chltl1ne ) ' cnn ,
l'eel. . When a horse l'ceks wlt mols.
ture , It Is Lwcl\use Its tlunk2 smoke un
ste/l1l1.
' 1'IIe. : eh/llllN froUl the riml meunlng to
thut I\'en It III populur , present ll ) '
phruseolo ! ; ' ) ' CUll l'uslly be ! tmcud. Any.
thing vcr ) ' wet will reele 111 rr.Jsty ;
wcutlwr : so the. wetness hUH bl'Cn as.
Rumed to he the. : real characteristic of
r'lk. :
Theil there III "huld , " whlJ \ nlnu
people out of tcn use In au entlrd ) '
wroIlg seuse. : . A-sk u mun w\Jut \ COIOl'
Im'lli la und hl ' ' '
, ! muy IUlSWCl' l'mI'ectly ; ,
but t e chUllces lire that he will BII ) ' .
"Hed lluIUe , 01'llu e or brIght yellow. "
Of CO lII'S e. lurid nwanK IImok : ' or dull
color. London fog Is lurhl. 'I.'hlck. suf.
focllting IIwQke Iii lurid.
Lurlll uud 1I\'ld IU'Q ulmost s 'lIon ) "
mous. Lurid tlnl11l' m'e tltunes choked
aud hillden b ) ' smoke. A lurid sunset
Is not a bl'111Illut one , but one dnll uud
gray IIncl checrless.
Of course , the use ot verbal aliases
Is not un absolutely I1ew lllparture. ! It
Is enl ' thut we ot this ! ; Cl1I.1'I1t1on In
our wild 8trl\"lngs atter novelt ) . hn\'o
so enormousl ) ' Increasl' aud multiplied
I them. 'fhl' tllste ot our grunlluthcrs
und gl'eat' rllndtuthers Iu ' rnt\Jer \ In
the dll'eetlon of uslug o\'er und over
n ulu two or three long and uncommou
words.
'rhus bonorltleahllltudlnltutibuB , as a
I 'uon 'w ot fallw. eminence , occurs
unU reeurs with almotlt dellresslug reg.
ularity In the pll1)'s of 0111 lIre-Eliza.
bethnn dl'Um:1t'sts ' and Is even USl'41 b ) '
Sbakespeare on occu610n.
It was partly 'In rldlculo of tbe 6111y
custom ot using this nml othel' similar
Idiotic \'erhul doubles , wblch hud Bur.
vlved In purt e\'Nl until his time. thnt
Rabelals makes Pantusruel spenk ot
. . morrnmborlztvcrzengTrlzequoq\1I.mor.
CasnchuCulve.duemllftretldlng ! : In001'
eye" and Ilsk nngrlly at lr. ltnubound
whether It wus not enough to
ha1 : "morcroc stl'berushvl'rcstegrlgc.- ; !
lIosl'opllpoudrllluted , : : UtI 1111 In our up.
per I11l'mbl'rs. hut ) 'ou lUust ulllo apply
tuch q\orderegrillplu tu blrotl'cl uchaw.
bUl'llurecul\ul'lurluthupanlnlll1tll \ to our
sblnbonI.H'-Londou Tit.Blts.
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HAD NO FAITH IN SIGNS.
lie " ' , , . nil 1':11I'my : uf HIIIcrlltltlun ,
' \'ltlt IHI I ( ! uJtluu.
MI' . .1I01lt ! ' looked al his grandiolJ !
with II rnlxtutI' uf Ii IUmlellIellt nncl ru-
( Ironci , 0lJ 1'18 ! < Ihn'\\'llllld ruce. It wUJ :
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dusk In thr. ! : ' .u'u , II UWI. ! tor conti.
lleIlce. . "I dunuo where In nil t e
eart ) 'ou J\lt stich Iwtlons , souny. " t
old ! JIUU Mid. " ot frolD ) 'our ! Da'a
tolkn or your \III'S \ ti.ItJWI' . 'J'ber ! ! n < : V'or
WIlS UIl ) ' tlllk of IJptjlf III algnt1 aull IIU.
pen t1t1olls III olUwl' the Uolley. or the
Fa\vcl.tt HtCicl. , th\ti : : Iurl. ! . It I11Ust
hl1 VI ! come fl'olu thnl tort'Jn ! , ; Indy they
ha to tench 'ou , I expect. "
"And ) 'OU dOIl't believe ther 'a any
\Jal'm \ 111 a bl..d' l1)'lng Into the house
or bl'c khlg.u mirror or lJeelnJt : u black
cut. R1't1ndpl1 ? " I\sk < : d the 1It11e boy
eurnlostl ) ' . "Ami don't you care wh < : tb.
er II 11111 ! ! t1cl.s IItr1\lght up In the floor
or w lch shoulder ou e tbe woon
oVer 01' w cthet' you get unything on
you \vmnl : side /Jut ? Not uny or tltlmO
thlllgJ : 'f"
"All 1'oolltbul'tJ : ! : ! , " 9111d the old IlJUU ,
\\1th u reassuring Iut 1)1' t e hot llttlo
Imud. "I'm gilld you'vc tull.ell It out
with lIIe , sOlin ) . Now. 'ou just put It
' out' ur : r'01l1' IJcud , und I'll toll you \vhat
'I'U llo. Wbell we go up to tbe ! house.
I'll h1ve. : > 'ou a little. old penny I've 1.Ieen
saving fOI' you for 1\ luck ) ' piece. You
just curry It III 'OUl' pocket all the
time , chllnge It froll olle suit or elothta
to allltllur. und at. ( ! what It ' 11 bring
, fou. "
"Do they really bring luck. grand.
pa ? " asked thc little boy.
"COUl'HC the ' do , " suld [ r. Holley
I1rrnly. "WIIIHl we get nnother spare
time. I'll 'relatu to 'ou a tew cases thut's'
undcr ' ' of IIvcs suved
come IU own C'I ; !
by 'em , and so forth. CourHe they do , "
! hvelllu& : . ' the Unllucc .dul Unnk. .
A great mUll ) ' men han ! been left be.
Wnd because at t\Jel1' \ IIstlesliuess , theil'
easy going ways. T\Jey \ were too slow.
OPPol'tunlUes wouM not wult tor thcllJ.
'I'he ' ) ' woul hll ve talwn mlvnntuge or
them , woukt ha ve succeeded , it the
chance had not hurrlcd by so fast. It
the oPPOl.tuult1ei hud tal'rled a while. : ,
had gl\'eu them u chance to loolc them
oyor and conHult their frIen s or If
tbey hnd enl ' cowe back. these gentle
people would now be on the heights In.
stead of looldng wistfully up from t\J \ ! !
foot of the mountain. But , alas , oppor- ;
tunltles never l'ltu1'n : , and he who Is '
not ready to seize them us they 1l1t
onward w111 have only regrets . for his
porUon.
ShuneJlc RcporUJlIC.
Siamese repo 'ters are not quite so
dett aa our. own specimens. says the
Londou Globe , but tbey have a fine 1m.
presslonlstlc touch which clulrms the
Jadcd tauc > ' . Here Is un' nccount or t1 I
murder f."UI that hnpp ) ' . Inncl :
"Shooting outrugel Ob , fearful atl > -
nyl Khooll 'l'01 ! , one of Ph 'a Song'Q
stall' , was 011 1I11I slon to Lumpoon ,
nnd on hi ! ! return Ilistuntl ' 8bot deud
by some I11lscrcuuts. scouudrlls. : Oh.
untlmeldl'llthl Oh , fem'ful ! All friends
eXPt' ( > s d tlwh' mot'ne. 'rh ! . ' cownrdlce
dog IH stilI nt Inl'ge. Six soldllrs : nnd
six POIlI'III(11were at onct ! disputched. "
All ur Nunc.
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Bwy hr'hnnt-Well , sir , \yhat do
you \\'l1nt ?
'l'll11ld Y outhY : - 'Ul1l' cia nght ( r'sJand. \ .
Bus ' It.I.thnnt-CIlJl't : give It tQ ) 'Otl.
1111' . ElUte , . tl1l.e hC ! ' cmUI'o or Ica ve. : her.
We al'llot clol/l ! : 1111 ImHl\lltne 1t JUsl-
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MIt ; > > Bostoil\vlck-DhJ you go to the
Wtlgl1l'I' COlicert' ! .
Mr. Pulwr-I lUd.
Mls B.--\\'Iil\t WIIS Illlk ?
Mr. P.--I.lkl' BI'Q'\'lIlr . . . sc to .l1Iuslc.
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. \ Chlch o 111/111 hUH 'prQ l1"p ( : ( ! the.the.
or ) ' that \'ellus IfelIlu : 1Il''I''ot'e' '
corsets becul sl ! hud /10 111'11I0 ; imd
couldn't pesslbl ) ' huv ! ! hooked them . to
thcr.
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BLACK-DRAUGHT
THE ORIGINAL
LIVER MEDICINE
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A sallow complexion , dizziness ,
biliousness nnd a coated tonsne
are common indications of hver
an kidney diseases. Stomach nnd
bowel troubles , severe as they are ,
give immediate warning by pain ,
but liver and kidney troubles ,
though less painful at the start , nro
mucli barder to CUte. Thedford 'II
, Dlnck.Draught never fails to bene-
fit diseased liver and weakened kid.
Ii neys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to throw off the germs of fever and
ague. It is 110 certain preventive
of cholera "nd Brlgbt's disenso of
the kidneys. With kidnelS reInforced -
Inforced by Thedford 'II Black.
Draught thousands of per1ons ; have
dwelt immune in the midst of yellow -
low fever. Many families live in
perfect bealth and have no other
doctor than Thedford's lllack.
f Drnqght. It is nhvnys on hand for
use In an emergency and BaYes
many expensive calls of n doctor.
Mullins ) S. c.tarch \ 10 , 1901.
I have used Thedford's 8Iack.Draught
for three yea , . . and I have not had to go
to II doctor since I have bun taking lL
It Is the best medlcJne for lIle that Is
on the mZlrkd for liver and kidney
troubles and dyspepsIa IInd other
complaints. ev. A. O. LfWIS.
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gue s. 'ro the person who ,
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S .Cash Grocery. '
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'raken up , November 1 , . 1902 ,
one lig1lt red three year old heifer -
er , branded on the left hip with
J. and a combination figure ep-
resenting P. R. L. The owner
is required prove 'property nd
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pay ex enses. 'C. E. BATES ,
27.30 ' 3l ; mi1 s sou h of Gates.
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"She hUB WOll er1'ul cOllvel'suUonal
pow.ers , " BallI Iiss Cnyennc.
"But she doesn't lall. n grcat deal : " .
"No : I nc\'C1 : Imew'IIn ) ' one ho
showed such discretion Iii the selection
or thti1iR to be left. uri nld.'Vash1ng.
ton Star.
A mun can never become 11 true gentleman -
tleman In m1\nner until he has be om
n true genUeman' at h6l1rt.-Dlck ns.
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Holf Rnte to Llnenl. . , ,
Deccmber 21 } an 30 'fhe Burlington
Route wil1 sell tickets from any point in' 4-
Nebraska or South Dakota to Lincoln , . -
Feb. , and return at oue fare' for the
roun trip. 'rickets good returning until -
til January : , 19 < > 3. ,
Ask the Burhngtoll Agent. 27-28
FOR SALE-The north east
quarter of section 31 , township
19. range 22 , Custer count } ' , Nebraska -
braska , situated three miles froUl
Anselmo , Custer county , Nebr : .
120 acres under cultivation , I 40
acres fenced for pasture. For
terms address MICIIAIU. GRAHAlII ,
Edg.ar , N br. 25-tf _
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Thill slgnaturo is on orory box ot the gonuluo
Laxative Bromo"Quinine Tablets
, the remod the.t .cures . 0 cold 4D 0110 clu ) '
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Estima tes Furnished Fre.e With Plans and .Specil cations.
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LIVE AND LE1 LI\TI
is ll1V motto. I will sell goods to th public cheap r than "
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other house west of Lincoln , and if you , ! i11 spare a few minutes , ) I
will gladly show you my goods and tell : yon my prices.
100 Ibs granulated sugar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5 40
18 } bs best granu1 tec1 sugar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 00 4
t ack of est IItgh.Patl1t . Callaway \lonr. . . . . . . . . . , 1 10 ' . .
1 sack of Fancy Bal\ers Flour. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 00 .r
( , bars 'Vhite Hussian Soap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
All Othcr Goods as Cheap in Proportion.
J. W. COOK , and MRS. L. L. SHARP. \
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