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CU8ler County Jlnf Meeting.
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Friday night of last week the
. Custcr County Bar wa5 given a
rcception at the elegant home of
Judge Armour. The I11emhcrsof
the Bar were assembled upon tI1l"
summons of Mrs. J. A. Armour.
The following is the form of the
uwwons which called the members -
bers into court :
Summons to Custer County Bar.
State of N braska , t S8
Custer ( ; ounty. j
< J ty of .broken Bow.
You are hereby requested to
ap ar with your ] auj. at the
rt : udencc Or 1r. and 11rs. J. A.
Armour , 111 the citJ , county and
state aforesaid , on the 3rd da ) ot I
Apnl , A. D. .1 < )03 , at 8 o'clock p.
m. to show cause , why you , a
member of ' ! 'he Bar of Custer
County , should not tl1en and
there , make a speech , sing a
song , tell a story or otherwise
make yourself notorious.
In tll1S you will 111 nowise fail.
undl r p naHy ; in uch case made
and provideu.
Witness , my hand a d Official
Seal this th'e 30th daJ of March I i
.A. D. 1903.
1903.MRS. . J. A. ARMOUR.
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'rhe invit.ations included every
lawyer and wlie in Custer county.
'l'hc number that answered the
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summons were 42 , nearly an in i
the county. ) lone except lawyer5
and their .wives were invited.
Up to 9:30 : the time was spent in
conversation and a sociable time.
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At this hotir lunch was served. ,
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After lunch Mrs. Armour called '
conrt and appointed Alpha Morgan -
gan , president of the County Bar
Association to preside as Judge.
. 'l'he comllaints ! against the
several members were heard bJ
the court , no one escaped
sentence , Speeches , songs ,
stories and instrumental musIc
occupied the remainder.of . the
evcnmg , it' being 1 o'clock before
the court adjourned. 'rhose present -
sent report 'a most enjoyable time.
Among those prese11l were Judge
Grimes of .North Platte , Chas.
B. Scott , court reporter , Alpha
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A. W. Prake "ill have his new gs
spring stock of mouldin s 11U11 E
frames in and displn'ed tIus week.
All latest styles I1nd patterns. He
ves hillspecial ! atlention to fram:1
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mg. Win make a frame for you
while ) 'OU nre resting. .
1 Pyrographlc Outfits. I
BIi Imported double rubber bulbs- E
Ii warranted. Something new an
facinating. Stamped atlerns-
I abilit .
anyone with artistic ) can
I learn to decorate their homes.
! ! . W. DEABE : ,
i Chrytal Drug Store Room , in Un- I
aj ! ion Block , Broken Bow , Nebraska. .
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Morgan and wife , J. B. Smith
and wife , Judge Sulli\'an anti
wifc , James Ledwich and wife ,
N. ' 1' . Gadd and wife , J. J. Hnider
and wif , Willis Cadwell and
wifc , J , M. Scott an wife , I . r .
Brega and wife , Judgc Outterson ,
A. G. Moore , 'I'aylor I"lick , A.
Moore , l . ' D. Mills , C. W. Beal
and wife , and others.
cUurch Mcr-vle.H'
CURISTIAN CHURCH
Easter serwon at the Chrilltian church
rlCxt Sundny morning. Subject. "The
Resurrection. " Evening them : "Those
1101) ' Mountnhls. " BiLle School at 10 II.
m C E. at 7 p. m. You are invited.
PRE9 . . .TJ > RIACUtRCll. .
gence9 next Sabbath in the mtJrning
at I I n. m. Easter services at. S p. m.
The erening service will be an Easter
Cbildrens sen'ice. Both morning and.
e..cnlllll. special Enster music will be ren.
dered by the choir. Y. P. S. C. E. at
7 p. w. All are cordially invited t ( ) attend -
tend tbese serviccs
1\1'15COPAL CHU1HU.
St. John's nplscopal senice SUllday
April 12. Enster Sunday. SUltdny
School 10 a. m. Morning prayer. lIoly
Communion end sermon II a. tn. Hven.
ing pra'er IInd scnnon 7:45 : p. 111. The
order of The Knight ! ! TClllplar will , at.
tcnd dhine servicc In a body at the eVen-
lug hour. The puhlic Is cordially imit.
cd. W. H. XANVltRS , Rcctor.
U. n. CHURCU.
Sunllny School at 10 a. m. At 11 a. m.
I will preach al1 Easter sermon. Theme :
"Icssoll ! ! fro It ! Earths Greatest Trlllleg ) ' . "
JUllior meeting at 3 p , In. YUl1l1f {
Peoplcs service ut 7 p. UI. Evcninf { sermon -
mon ot 8 p. 111. l'helllc "The Wor
made Flesh. " At Custer Ccnter in the
uew church , Sunday Schoolnt to a. 111.
Preachin , An Easter Sermon at 3 p. m.
Lo ics Al mcet at the I'arsonof\e \ Wednesday -
nesday afternoon. You are cordllllly in-
'vited. W. F. PURR. . .
M. R. CHURCH.
Aftet thrce weeks of sickness I um on ,
the way to recovery. r wish to thank all
for theIr kind solicitation and help. r
hope soon to be able to toke up my work
again. Rev. H , E. Myers , who has so
ably filled my pulpit. during my sickness
willl1gain preach next. Sunday morning.
His theme , "He Is Risen Indeed. " In
thc evening at 7 : 0 the Sunday chool
will render a splendId Easter service en-
tltlee "The Unfolding of the Lill ) ' . "
You arc invited to all our services.
GI\O. P. TRITItS , Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH ,
Rcgl1lar'scisioll : of the Bible School ut
10 11. m. I I II. 111. A specially prepared
program commemorative of the Rcsurec.
don , COil ! listing of Anthems Ly reinforced -
ed choir , childrens choir of fort ) ' voices.
also solo work by 1\Ir. J. G. W. Lewis.
Topi ( ' of the l'rIl1OTl "Dawn. " 3 p. m.
Junior n. Y. P. U. has its Baster hour.
7 p. m. The Scnior n. Y. P. l' . At this
meeting there will be one of the most
novel l Rster YounR Peoples meeting
possible to be had. It will be brim full
of thc Resurrection in such fashion that
you will be greatI ) . helpcd. 8 p. m ,
The Easter exerciseil of , the Bible School.
Wedncsda ) ' 8 p. Ill. The Church prayer
time. 'fhursda ) ' the Ladics Aid Society
meets at 2 p. m. Frida ) ' 4 p. Ul. the
Bo's rigade drills. Saturday 7:30 p.
m. The Pastor teaches the Bible school
les on at the church.
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David Henry Karkar was born
iu Schoharie county , New York ,
January 7 , 18 6 ; camt : to Nebraska -
ka in 1870 , where he resided till
the time of his death which oc-
cured March 27 , 1903 , at the
home of his daughter Mrs. J' . N.
Weeth. He leaves two sisters
nd one brother who reside in
New York also one brother in
Norton county , Kansas to mourn
his loss. Mr. Karkar was verl ) '
highly respected by all who lmew
him , was a firm . . believer in Christ
as his savior. His funeral was
I held in the 1st Eudell Baptist
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Harness , Saddles , Hardware , 'l'illware , Stoves ,
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\Ve have as complete a stock of
. . , HARNESS AND SADDLES. , . .
as ever , consisting of fort dfferent styles.
We can fit you out with anything'
We may wish in - price or style. $1 5 .00
have some V-\t1'm 11a1'nes5 for. . .
Better Grades Farm Harness for. . . . . . $20.00 and 521.00
( Jood 1 Concord Harness for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22.00
First-Class Grades Concord from. . . . . . . 525.00 to 28.00
In 1 inch Harness we ha\'e.everything you could
wish for , from. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00 to 28.00
.eEijuick Meal .tnd Malleable Ranges , Cook Stoves , Gasoline -
line Stoves and Oil Stoves.
Our . Hardware and Implemenl Stock
Co.nsists of Builders Hardware , Cutlery , Tinware , Guns ,
.Ammunition , Hog Fencing , Poultry Fence , BuggiesI"artn "
and Spring Wagons , Climax 3-wheel Listers , Universal
C 1tivators , 2-row Corn ultivators and Disc. Harrows ,
Deering Binders and Mowers. We think we are full
grown , and take no back seat for any competition or catalogue -
alogue prices. Will duplicate and undersell all.
OUR MOTTO-"U"derso\l \ and Please With Oood Ooods. "
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Buggies , Wagons , Farming Implements.
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Church : March 2'J. 1903 , at 1 p.
111. r ev. M. L. Markland uf
Ansluy. ofliciating. A large
concourse of sorrowing fricnd ! )
and neighbors werc prcscnt after
which the interment was made
in the gudell Cell1cterj. .
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Olllllhlers ( Jel 111'1'1'1111111. . . .
Last Sunday e\'cning .Marshall
Towsley and Sheriff Armstrong
inyade the quiet precincts of
the Second Story of thl : Cramer
I esturant and arrested F. R.
Crable an John Hearity who
were having' a game of crap.
They were taken beforc I-lis Honor -
or Police Judgc G'Schwind MOll
day where they pled guilty to the
complaint. They were finel ) S30
and cost : The oflicers secured. .
S37 from the parties when the.\ ' !
arrested them which was sufficient -
cient to cover cxpensc .
On being released by the city
authorities they wcrt : taken before -
fore His Honor Judge Armour 011
a } tate charge. 'I'he defendants
wai\'cd examination and the
court required a bond for their
appearance in the district court.
Failing to give the-required bond
they were remanded to jail.
Edward Barker , who a few weeks
ago was tried , conv.icted and
fined S100 , for gambling was also
arrested Monday for gambling.
I-Iis trial was postponcd for 30
days on bh own request. 'I'he
court suspendcd the scntence o [
Barlcer , subject to good be-
ha\'iour. Should thc second
ofIence bc pro\'en , the suspension
will be forfeited. Barker was
remanded to .jail on failure to
give bond.
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Elishn' FaIr IIntI SIII'IIHr.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
U. B. church will on Saturday i
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afternoon and evening , .prilll ,
have 011 sale in the Keelin building - .
ing , north side of squarc , a lot of
useful articles , such as bonnets ,
shirts. aprons , cushions , etc.
Comp. and get a great de'al for a
little money.
In the evening at the same
place they will give an Easter
suppcr. Eggs. eggs , eggs , prepared -
pared in every way known to the
skill and genius of the house- .
wif . Also ca1H : , cofIee , alHl
man ) ' other good things will be
served. Come and get a first-
tiass supper for 15 to 20 cents.
Supper from 6 to 10 p. m.
COMMITTRfi.
BII"kct Dall GaInt. ' .
'rhe second matched game of
basket ball between the Brolcen
Bow high school and Sarge.nt
teams was p1ayed last Saturday
afternoon at Sargent. The Broken -
ken Bow boys were again success-
ful. The scort : is as fo11ows :
1st Unlf. 2nd IIalf.
DROKHN Dow- GoaiR. Fouls. Goals. Fouls.
IIumphrey. . . . . . lilt 1 If 1
ORbornc. . . . . . . . . I .
McCamlless . . . . 1" 1) I.
'VI\SOIl. \ . . . . . . . . .
Douglass. . . . . . . . I 1 11
'l'olal. . . . . S 6 4"J. . :
SAROENT-
Been : . . . . . . . . . 1 . I I. 1 1 1 I
Semler. . . . . . . . . . 1
Probert. . . . . . . , , 1 II
Currie. . . . . . . . . . 11 I 1
lIarrls. . . . . . . . . I. 1 1 11 !
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Score 9 to 5 In favor of Droleen Do\\ ' . Fouls
made. roken Dow. 7 : Sarirent. 17. countsl :
points. t counts I point. OlllclalB were : Ref.
cree. Saville : umpire. Rev. Morris and Pof.
Roush : time keeper. Dr. Ames : scorer. Durrels.
Warnlllg Notlcl' .
All parties are hereby warned
not to dump manure or garbage
of any leind inside of the city
limits. All violaters of this
order , after this date , will positively -
tively be prosecuted under the
ordinances of the city. This order -
der doe3 not prohibit reasonable
mulching of gardens and trees.
By order of city council , passcd
April 8 , 1903.
E. R. PURCELL , Maror. :
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OWENs-Monday night , Mrs.
Owens , wife ofV. . A. Owens of
this city , of heart failure , age. _
40 years.
Mr. Owens had leased his farm
for a year and moved to the city
about a month ago. ' The , ) " had
planned to go to Iowa about the
first of Ma } ' , and spend the .rear
in visiting and travel. 'rhey
had no children. The death is a
sad blow to Mr. Owens , who had
arranged with his wife a year of
rest and recreation ,
The funeral of the deceased
will be heM in the M. E. church ,
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at two o'clock today , and
conductedJr ! . HcBellis. . 'l'be
Rm'U LICAN e tlmds ! tj'mpathy
to Mr. Qwells in his great ! Je-
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'rhe young 1I1l'n of this city
lul\'c reason to be proud of the record -
cord that Mr. Darnell ga\'e them
in hi9 lecture here Monday night.
Mr. Darnellll1alcs it a part of
his bU1iness ! toecure thc namcs
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of all the young mcn of the .town
whcn : he lectures. whether
ther drilll { or not. fIc securcd
96 names of young mcn of Broken -
ken Bow 01',64 do not drink and
32 that do. Hc lwcp the li-t5
on fill : : in his o1l cl : : a a matter
of reference for his own benefit
and for the uenet t of others who
may ha\'c cause. making inquiry
of auy young mall in the towns
which hc visits. 11 < : promised to
ViSI t our city a year hence and
bring the list with hun as he
now has it and male note of any
individual changes that may be
made in that lime. Th names
of those who drink he secures
from one who drinks , which enables -
ables him to secure the names of
those who drink on the sly as
well as those who are more bold.
Nowhere in the state had. he
found so large a percentof young
men that do not drink. In towns
where sa100ns exist the majorit y
is on the othcr side. One town
in the county where he had been ,
where there is a s loon there
were 38 that .drink and 26 that
do not.
Committee Suicide.
The REPUDLICAN is pained to
announce the death'of Seth Johnson -
son of Westen.ille , who committed -
ted suicide last Friday nigh tat -
at Mason City by taking carbolic
acid.
acid.The
The deceased had previously
been temporarily insane and it
was while thus effected he committed -
mitted the deed. He was sent
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to a neighbors to borrow a wire
stretcherbnt instead of returning
with the object of his errand he
walked to Mason City , a distance
of 12 miles or more , whert : after
going to the barber shop for a
shave he went to his room at the
hotel where he took the drug
that ended his life. His friends
telephoned over the neighbor-
.ho < : , d in their efforts to locate him
when he failed to r < ; turu , but id
not succecd until it was too late
to save him. 'I'he deceased was
married. and leaves a wife and
one child , parents and several
brothers and sisters to mourn his
untimely death. He was a
brother to Char1ie Johnson , who
was formerly in business in this
city and the son of Ruben John-
sonone of the most highly res-
p cted citizens of the vicmity of
Westerville. The REPUBLICAN
extends the sympath.r of the
friends to the relatives in their
great bereavement.
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' \Ve hereby extend our thanks
to our friends who so kindly rendered -
dered us assistance and s1npa-
thy during. the sic1mess and
death of our little one.
MR. AND MRS. RonT. BIUNDI.H.
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Mr. A.Dyers , seven miles uorth
of Broken Bow will sell at pub1ic
auction Thursday , April .3 , all
his person III property. consistill
of horses , milch cows , stoe k
cattle , brood sows , stock hogs ,
and a full line of farm machinen.
and house hold goods. Sel' bi11 .
Jun KAY.
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: Dry Goods , ( ; lothing , Shoes , Caps , Glovc1 al111 tf : I 11
c Mittcns , Hibbons , Lace , All O\'er Lace-.black , fi
: 'j white and crcani-Glassware , Chintlware , Letter 'I : .
} i'iles , and Notions. A lar .e ttumber of l\ICJ1 ! , '
c and Boys' suits and broken suits which we are .
Closillg Out at 15 per cen1discount for n xt the m :
: . 15 days. We are carrying a fine line of ribbons ,
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c embroideries , Laces , Velvets , Velveteens , Sllks , . ,
tS Crepe. Nuns Veiling , Sateens , and Ginghams. ; -
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: f dsewhe're. Highest utarlwt price 1'a id for eggs.
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P. 11' . Campbell of Georgetown ,
was a city visitor Saturday.
Andrcw has resumed his old
position in R. W. Wi1kins drug
store.
P. G. Metcalf of Walworth ,
was a business .caller at tlH' ot1 rc
] ast'I'hursday.
John and Hugh Kennoyer left
last Thursdav afternoon on No.
47 for Bbby'Soulh Dakota , the ) '
having. c1Hirtered a car. 'l'he ) '
wi11locate at Bixby with the \.iew
of engaging in thc stock husi-
ness together , ' . This community
can not well at10rd to loose these
young men ane ! their families.
'rhe.r werc most exceent ] ) ci ti7.ens.
Ansley and Callawa.r gave majorities -
jorities against saloons la1t 'I'lIes-
day. 'rhc majority was 2 ] in
Ansley and the vote two to one
against in Callaway. Anselmo
went wet by four votes and Sar-
gent by twel1t : thr e : In a few
more years , with lalthflll work
there wi1lnot be it saloon ill CUg-1
tes , nor a county joining it. 'l'hc 1
saloon is doomed in Nebraska. nor
is the day far off whcn it will 11 ( '
banished from the
state. I
'V. H. McKnight. formerly of I
Butler county was a friendly caH-
er at this office last week. 'Mr.
McKnight has located near
Bcrwyn where he bought it half
section of land of J. E. Evans.
He bJught ! the land a year ago
and when he arrived three weeks
ago to take possession of his new
purchase he was offered 51000 for
his barg in. 1\lr. McKnight has
reason to think that Custer
county land is a good investment.
'rhe Norma1 Schoo ] bilI. which
pro..ides for the establishing of
another Statc Norma ] , to be located -
ted west of a point tive miles
east of the 98th Meridian has
pased the legic.lature. Saturday -
day night , G. W. Apple , Pres. of
the Business Men's association
called a meeting to discuss taking
the necessary steps to secure the
school for Broken Bow. At this
meeting a committe was appointed -
ed , consisting of Judge Reese , A.
R Humphrey , F. M. Rublee an
D. M. Amsberrv to visit Lincoln
with the \.iew r ascertaining as
near as possib1e , the situation.
APPLICATION l < 'OIt SALOON 1.ICEN .I1 : .
1Ineoll City , Nebrnekll. '
Notice I hereby II\'en th&t Iho un Jpr81 nrtl hllB
IIll' with thu yhlngu clerk of th. . vJlngo ! of Mason
Clll , Nebrll kll. a peUtlollllccorlIug te law "mJ.
Ing l r IlcPnlo to eellmalt.llplrltuulII and vlnou-
IIrJanrs In 81\ltt "llIal(11 for Iho ftPCII. . y 1f com.
Inl'uelng : IIny 1 , 1903 Said pelllton will be COlt-
Bldcr cloll A prl127 ,1903. ! It which tllou IIny pro
IrAt" or ro > . . .o"'trllocell ' 10 the Jrnotlng o [ fl&ld
lIeel'IIO will 110 hOllrd 11011 Iletcrmlll'll.
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Protecto
The preparatiob tor vltaUzJo COI'U
and vfno seeds , securing surf1 I1tartlng
and vigorous growtb. It retain ! ! and
crolla Odors obnoxious to squirrels , Ito-
phers , worms and Insects. and protects
un the plant is out ot dlUlger Only n.
18A&On on the market , over six thoUland !
wed It. 11er\c1 wbAt a tew have to IlAY :
" 11100 Proteeto 00 10" TtDea aJk1 owr. .
. .ua " "orklld to perreotloa. "
CILU.1.Js ; Dal7l111X11 , FerD.lAd.
"I tblok It la death on bugJ . .nil tn.
.ectL" JOUI"fO\lJjo.Oreeaca.tlulud.
the "One blli'S or . .lta1. m , . CIIJlomen . . . BAJ.'JC nlnl 10\1 \
0 ; IL DoDK , 5t. Chul. . , )10.
"ProWclo bal chen the beatotl..UII
Uoa. " OEo.nUL.T , Ua"cl , III.
"I t'rted Prolecto thJI J ' and 1 Intend
aeDdlnc rN' "nourh ror 60 aarea Den
1oaT. " n.L ItTUIIfONuNeb.
Write tor l'roLeelO booltlut and r0&4
bow mlLn , othen rei&N It. The Aiont
tor thll count , II namB4 below anll bo
1'1111 1m all on1cra.
The Protecto Co. ,
g W. Firat Ave. , Monmouth , III.
I
C. . 'V..ON. . Alrenl , WI'BIlnllll' , fh.
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'rhe committe on V'isiting th
Capitol city learned that thl. ' hill
was stm waiting the Go\'ernor's
signature. The opinion of the
committee is that the pro p'cts
are quite favorab1e , if it is signed
by the executive. There will be
se\'eral other cities that will COUl-
pete for the prize. but none with
hetter claims thnn Broken Bow.
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Passenger t1'ain No ' 12 on the
B. & M. run from Brokcn Bow to
I.incolnVeclt esda.r , a dhtancc
of 172 miles in three hourH and
58 minutes. 111c1uc1ingJi'e HtOps ,
and one slow up. One stop of
24 minutes at Ra\'cnna and 8
minutes at Auraro with about 5
minutes at each of the other 3.
The actual runing timc , three (
hours attcl cc\'cn ! minutcs , avcr- J
aging liearl ) ' a mile a lIIinulP for .
the entire IHstance.
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FRANSE l\IOOHE ,
Rbm3f \ ) ] IDa ; < lIDp ] D .
'l'wo " 'uck ' , ; north of OI"Olt O lIlrpl 11,11.1. I'llt.
rnnlllc ollcl'I'.I. I'rleeH r" " ollahh' .
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Bargains in Real Estate
Ynrm lanll 1\ IOp"r.ltlILy.lfll'fl. . rnrn " 11,1 C )
" , ? " g hmlls for GRle III Ou..r. . Rberllllln , lIuf.
f"lo anll Dawson ( , onnUc . J'rlcls ! fWIlI .OO
per IOcr. . UJI. Hc"ldl'lIco InlltJ .outh 111111 I
mile "oMt i MOPCIII. 1'Ol\t ol1lee nihil css ,
LEV ! lUNA ,
Mn8011 OIty , Nehlll } " .
MIKI HCANLON ,
-E'roprletor of- .
R.6tnnrlllll.I.llnch ounter. Larvo a"'ltllDelit
of GOIII..ct1u\l rll' . Cfl\r 111\1 , 'l'olmcc" . t-orth
: ! llIo of Pubilc tQllllro , IIroken Bow. Ncbrn h.
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tf r9 Js -a9ce.ll PS
A 'I' LA.\\ ' .
lIoulo11 11111111 , HIIl\lt ) . IIlock , Bloleen nClW , No1 .
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D1UtH. L'&W.KTALBOJ' ,
PHYSICIANS } SURGEONS.
1''i
omno over [ ) a ' ' > ' IJrnq Slore.
liroltll lIow. " ohras a.
Palace ar er Shop ,
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It ,1. JIOI. iA1I1. , I'rol' .
Flrst-c e 10llsbrlnl II ork IlIallinleel.
WeAt Sidu I'nhlle ljnBtI" IIrololl noNIh. ! .
Dlt. 'r. IJ FARNH\V.H.'I'll ,
DENTIST ,
tT OlUcc III 111'1111) IIlack , IIr. IIR ' 111.1 .
! 'tallli.
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DR. a. IJ. MUIJLENS ,
Physician S rgeolJ.
2ml Rtalrwuy 1'1'0111 1I'.t ! ! III ) III Re 1ty lII\1ok ;
rashlollco.lr,1 : Pol E. ( 'hll"'h. 011 lOam" elll. .
of Mlrcl't. 1I101 ( 1I 11011' , Nebltlekll
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mJ1Sl lli. m51'alli1Q :
. \1 , k11111 of wort , In onr 11111) 110110 IlrolullIy ,
Alill 111 nUt-ChillS onlur. t..trlte.1 HI"'I' " tll' 1 ha . . . . .I .
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0111w , , t ( II the hoqlj IIma"c. .
C'I' ' ' t'H A Tn z ' " I.
IIrO\IIm IInw , . . . Nohlllh lI.
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el.l NTON' 1 > / \ Y ,
PhYHician l Surgeon.
01 rl ) III r f\r "t 'ho 1I:1II " , .
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IIl'D1I t1lh h"u 1I " " .1 III II , , , Ifll'llAl l\hllto'h.
II.kl' , " Bow. l'hrll" II.
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Ii 11-4 [ . Sf ng 1 rgl FOHDS
IIlllt DurOl' ; ] 11I"1' ) ' 11"1 ( ' 1llIu.I.nl < l. IIf'.1 h..1 . .
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IIlnl.e. . Ilow , tJhrl"kll
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lnlnpI. : WII1I1 Mill. , ' 1' lIk" . l'IUlulIIO.olllll1 :
Iuglll" " , fltO , Clr. .
IIlokclI 1101Nl'hrn lla.
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I I B . & 1\1. RES'l'AUHAN'I" , ; . . .
: North 81011' or 'rtack.
\'ua18 "t 811 hOUIM
Optn 1111) . alll ulMhl.
! tlllc C I llaea nlltll1llI1r" .
I I OLLA TOWSLEYi Prill } .