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Thc' ball game between Ansley
. and . 'Vesterville resulted in a
tallyoT : 10 for Wcstervillc and
. 2ero : for Ansley.
: .J. C. Mills is stacking alfalfa
w1th 'n hand made stacJeer that
runs to work as well as a hundred
and fifty dollars shop made ma-
chine.
Last wctkVesterville had 3
inches of rain , and this week the
farmers are hustling to get their
alfalfa in stack during the few
fine sunny days we are now ha v-
ing. '
Rev. Swartz conducted Children
Day at Wesley Chapel last Sunday -
day , it was the greatest affair
ever seen on any lilee occasion in
that locality. Rev. Shwartz is
not only a good Sunday preacher
II but is also a good every day Inan
to have in a community , busy
and progressive aitd while ever
attentivc to his divine calling , is
not ' 50 over good as to neglect the
social and earthly requirements
of us poor sinners below.
Appropos to the location of
the Normal school at Broken Bow
we art : informed that a 'Wiscon-
sin .firm promises to put in a
Creamery and cheese factory
plant in Broken Bow that will
cost $20.000 within ninety days
after it lS decided to locate the
. school in Broken Bow. A friend
informs us that when the Normal
School of Plattsville , Wisconsin ,
, \'as located there some thirty
five years ago that land in Grant
county increased five dollars an
acre in value within thirty days
after the location was established.
'We noticed in the last "Re-
publican" the candidacy of our
old llcig-hbor , C. T. each for
assessor. 'We have neighbored
in close acquaintance with Mr.
Lcach for over twenty years and
there is not a more consciencious
'business man in Custer county
than he. He is a man with an
eye single to his duty , and neither -
er fear nor favor will swerve him
from a line of action that he believes -
lieves to be right. If nominated
there would not be three votes
cast against him in Westerville
ow ship. In fact we think he
IS too good a man to get the
nomination. ' We think the politicians -
ticians and office seekers will
combine against him and leave .
him out of the race. All we can say
is that they will never turn down
a bettcr man for the position of
assessor than C. T. Leach.
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There was a ball game played
In the valley last Saturday by the
Round Valley boys and others.
. t ' as'a. practice game.
- On the evening of the 24th
hi ' &cction of the country was
visited by a heavy rain , with .
some hail in the west part of the.
valley. Hail did but very little
damage. Small grain of all kinds
look well. Corn is very small
ror th s time of the year but it
has a good color.
A telephone meeting was held
I 'Saturday. It was a business
meeting of the warmest kind.
The members must have agreed
tp disagree before hand as that
"was .about all they did at the
meetmg except to call one an-
Qther pet names. Some were
'feeling their oats while others
were feeling their rye. 'Ve saw
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Dr. S. Shwartz , the noted
eye specialist of Denver , is
coming July 8 , aud wi11be
here for two dd.Ys. . . . . . . . . .
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He will be prepared to
correct various visual defects
of the eye sight :
Dr. Shwartz has corrected
over 3000 patients in Nebraska -
braska the past year and
. secured over 1000 testimon-
ials. Do not feel discour-
ged because you have fail-
, f d"lt ( ) . obtamed. relief from
; \ . hc ignorant spectacle ven-
: ers , or from ignorant and
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one man hiken it hot foot for
central , hat off , hair flying and
coat tail sticking straight out
behind. It was the first time we
cver saw that gentleman get a
hike on. The meeting was a
Nebraska blizzard , a Kansas
cj'clone and a Johnstown flood
rolled into one.
ORTEI..LO.
J. M. Fodge and wife were at
Broken Bow Thur ! } ay.
S. Waddington was a Broken
Bow \'isitor last Friday.
Clara Hunt was tak n quite
suddenly sick Tuesday morning.
J. A. Kellenbarger's took dinner -
ner with F. C. Embree's Sunday.
G. O. Joyner took a load of fat
cattle to Omaha , the first of the
week. .
Henry Barrett and famlly from
Dale atteuded the services at the
church last Sunday.
The weather was extremely
warm with a noticeable lack of
breeze , the first of the week.
'rhe most of our people will
celebrate July 4th at New Helena
but some of th young people will
go to Ansley.
, Messrs and Mesdames Kirby ,
Ll1rriner and Day from the ranch
country , were the guests of A.
D. Hunt's SunddY ,
The Children's Day services
were attended by a good congregation -
gregation , Sunday morning.
'rhe Children rendered their
songs and recitations in their
uiual satisfactory manner. Mrs.
Hunt and Ethel Ashbaugh deserves -
serves the thanks of the Sunday
School for having so thoroughly
drilled them. Achsah Hunt's
solo deserves special mention.
There was a profusion of flowers
which added greatly to the appearance -
pearance of the church.
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Wlll Doman and wife were in
Anselmo Saturday.
Mr. Edmunds and wife were
Anselmo visitors Saturday.
Charlie Taylor of Merna , was
visiting at Oak Robinson's last
Sunday.
A number of the New Helena
boys attended the ball game at
Anselmo last Saturday afternoon.
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Roy Webb and Mac McQuisten
of Lillian , were visiting at R. R.
Robinsons Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Smith and Mrs. VanRlpen
of Grand Island , brother-in-law
and niece of Mrs. Bowley were
visiting her lust week.
Mr. Schnorf's daughter and
husband from Illinois arrived
here last Sunday morning. They
will make their home here for
some time.
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Burt Empfield of Anselmo , is
the agent here for the Empire
Cream Sepcrators. He was in
this valley last week making a
few sales. He was accompanied
by Mr. Roberts of Fairfield , who
is also an agent.
clla Townttblp
The rcpubliclln electors of Cliff township -
ship are called to meet in the Hicks
school house Friday July 10 , J903 , at 3
p. In. for the purpose of electing 5 delegates -
gates to attend the county convcntion to
be held at Broken Bow , July J3 , 1903 ,
5 delegates to supervisors convcntion to
be called later aud nominate township
tickel and any other business. that way
come before said CIIUCUS.
CIIUCUS.W. j. RIC , Com.
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CHURCH OF COD.
There will be serviccs at the
Woodman Hall next Sunday : at
cleven o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
R. B1\llls , Pastor.
LJ. IJ. CHURCH.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Preaching at lJ. o'clock. Theme
"Birth and Growth of a Nation. ; '
Junior meeting at 3 p. m.
' . A cordi-
Preaching at 8 o'clock. -
ai invitation to all.
all.V.
\V. F. Pt unr.
PISCOP"'l , CHURCH.
St. John's Episcopal service
Sunday July 5. Fourth Sunday
after'l'rinity. Sunday School 10
a. m. Holy Communion and
sermon 11 a. m. Evening prayer
and sermon 8 p. m. The public
is cordially invited.
W. H. XAND RS , Rector.
CHRISTIAN CHUCH.
Theme next Sunday morning ,
"The Life I now live. " Evening
I topic , "The Sound in the Mul-
I berry Trees. " "B ble school at
i 10 a. m. Chrts.tian Endeavour
! Union meeting at U. B. church
p. m. 'We invite you to worship -
ship with us. A. G. SMITH.
I BAPTIST CHURCH.
Bible School at 10 a. m. Divine -
vine Worship 11 a. m. " Topic ,
"Tbe Div1l1e Commendation. "
Senior B. Y. P. U. 7 p. m.
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Topic , "The Reward of Motive. " ,
Wedneday 8 p. m. the mid-week
prayer service. Thursday 2 p.m.
Ladies Aid Society meets. Friday -
day 7 p. m. Boys Brigade drills.
. Jol. . CHURCU.
Next Sunday will be observed
by us as a Patroitic DaJ. Decorations -
orations , songs , spectal music
and discourses all to partake of a
patriotic nature. Subject of
morning sermon , "Our Countr . "
Subject of ev ning sermon , " 'I he
Ideal Ci tizen. " Text , Isa 46:8. :
Corne , with us , we will do you
good. Gnu. P. TRITns ,
Pastor.
MAKIII D.
At Cumro Custer county , Neb. ,
at the home of the bride's parents ,
Mr. and Mrs. Nc George , on
Thursday evening , June 25 , at
eight o'clock , Rev. S. C. Cadwell
united in marriage Mr. Waltel
B. Curtis and -Miss Ethel B.
George.
Miss Eunice George , sister of
the bride acted as brides maid
and Mr. Henry Curtis brother of
the groom as best man.
As the last stroke of the clock
died away the first note of the
wedding march was struck and
the weedinlf train marched to
their positions , where amid a
company of friends the knot was
tied and the heartfelt congratulations -
tulations of those present wcre
gi vent
'l'hen all gathered around a
bountiful repast where the merry
laughter and sharp wit of the
company plainly indicated that"
aU were enjoY1l1g the ! occaSiOn.
The next morning amid a
shower of rice and old shows , tRe
happy couple departed for their
future home near Sumner in
Dawson county.
The groom is a prosperous
young farmer of excellent habits
and enjoys the highest esteem 'of .
all who know him. The bride
is the oldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nc George and has been engaged -
gaged several years' studying
music and teaching school , and
is very popular among her student -
dent associates and p p ls. The
young. couple received many u's -
ful and beautiful presents.
Those present at the weeding
aside from the bride's immediate
family were Mrs. Curtis and
Henry Curtis , mother and brother
of t1.le groom , Mrs. G. J. He9ges
of Sidney , Mrs. F. J. Switz of
Kearney , R. E. q.lass and wif of
Broken Bow and Ruby Nichols of
Philadelphia , Joseph Remingt n
and wife , A. L. Morgan' , ' wif
and sons , Nc and. Fletcher il :
Eugene Morgan of Cumro. - "
The bride's paren ts are pion ' rs
of Custer countl' locating on
the outh Loup 111 1875. They
are among Guster county's be'st
citizens and enjoy the esteeml" f
a large circle of friends. " 'The
RnpunllCAN joins with the m ny
friends in extending con-
gra tula Hons.
HA ynS-O'BRlnN-Thursday : ,
June 25 , at Lincoln , Nebraska ,
F. W. Hayes of this city and
Miss Maggie O'Brien of Lincoln.
The bride was formerly a resident -
dent of this community and she
enjoys the acquaintance and
high esteem of a large circle of
friends. The groom is a popular
business man and is proprietor of
one of the jewelry stores of the
city. On their arrival in the city
Thursday night they were met
by the Broken Bow' Band , who
serenaded them. The RnpUBlI-
CAN joins with their many friends
in extending congratulations to
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes.
PRnDl\IoRn-BRooKs-At : Try-
on , Neb. , June 26 , 1903 , J. C.
Bredmore of Walworth , and Mrs.
'So H. Brooks of Tryon , Neb.
County Judge of McPherson
connty officiating. The bride is
the widow of Rev. Geo. Brooks
formerly of this county , anti a
daughter of Mr. Higgins , a pi -
neer of Douglas Grove and sister I
of Hon. W. P. Higgins , late of I
Sargent. The groom is'one of the
substantial farmers of 'Vest
Union township and one of Custer
coun ties best citizens.Ifhe R1t-
PUBI.ICAN extends congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs. Predmore and
wish them many years of happiness -
ness and prosperity.
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garden residence of thi : city
Wednesday July 1 , John N. Barton -
ton and Miss Francis Farley of
Milburn , Rev. J. R. Teagarden ,
officiating. The bride is the
daughter of Robert Farley , one
of the pioneers of the Middle
Loup and enjoys the esteem of a
large circle of acquaintances in
the county. ' .r.he groom is a
young farmer of that vicinity ,
who enjoys the esteem of a large
circle of acquaintances. 'rhe
PUDlIC'AN extends congratulations -
lations in behalf of : their . many
fr .ds.
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Walter Scott of Anselmo , made
this offire a friendly call 'l'ues-
day.
day.F.
F. A. Amsberry , , near Mason
City , ha bUilt a.n addition to his
house 20x24 feet.
Merrit Johnson , one of the
young men and substantial farmers -
ers of Westerville , kindly remembered -
bered this office Monday.
Geo. Schmidt informs us tha t
he has five carpenters , at work on
his house and expects to get it
ready for the plasters this week.
The RnpuBtlCAN office acknowledges -
ledges a friendly call Tuesday
fro'm Rev's. J. F. Haney of An-
selmo and W. E. Mathews of
Merna.
Attorney A. G. Moore of the
firm of Taylor & Moore , left
Tuesday morning on a visit to
his old home in Ohio. He expects -
pects to be absent from the city
a month. .
O. H. Mevis has bought the
old Crawford building on the east
side of the square and moved it
next to his building on the corner -
ner occupied by P. H. Munk.
He is having it enlarged and re-
modled for rent as a store build-
ing.
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The State and National Press
Associations meet at Omaha
next Tuesday. They will hold a
four days session. The members
of the state expect to do but Jit-
tle business except to entertain
their guests of t e national asso-
ciation.
'Ve stated recently that R. P.
Stanford of Merna , was building
E. E. oogaboom's house west
of the city. That is a mistake.
The carpenter work fs being done
by Messrs. Ellis and 'Vall ace of
this city. Mr. Standford has the
contract for the plastering.
Internal Revenue Collector , D.
C. Konkel , came home Thursday
to visit his family. He returned
to hlS district in the northwest
part of the state Monday. As
with July begins the fiscal year
h will have an unusual amount
of work on his hands this month.
I A.V. : Norton , travelin - man
for J. 1. Case & Co. of Lmcoln ,
who 'had been - his
visitinghis parents -
ents here , left Friday morning
for Lincoln. His house was
wrecked by the storm in Lincohi
a month ago 'and his family have
been here visiting since. Mrs.
Norton and the lady stoping
with her .had a . narrow escape in
the storm.
The Masonic lodge of this city
installed the following officers on
Wednesday night of last week :
C..J. Brenizer W. M. ; W. R.
, Br ce , S. W. ; E. R. Purcell , J.
W. ; J. G. Haeberle , treasurer ;
'Rev. Geo. P. Trites , secretary ;
H. B. Drake , S. D. ; J. S. Moly-
neaux , J. D. ; E. F. McClure ,
Tyler ; Geo. 'V. Dewey and D.
M. Amsberry , Stewards.
J. H. Robertson of Lomax , was
in the city Friday. He informs i
us that the hail 111 'Vood River
Valley completely destroyed his
crops and those of J. H. Brown
near Lomax , and Mr. McLean's
near Oconto. Mr. McLean was
fortunate to get $1,000 insurance
Ion part of his wheat crop. He
had insured it only about a week
before with Ras Anderson of this
city. .
A number of citizens of An-
selmo , were in the city Tuesday
as witnesses or spectators
case pf the state against Thos.
Moore. Among the number we
saw were F. C.Vilson , J as.
Lindley , Walter Scott , . C.
, Empfield , Jas. Judge Sr. , Ed.
Graves , Geo. 'Villiams , Henry
Morrisey , Joe and T m Moore ,
Alvin Daily , Rev. J. F. HaneyE.
M. Scott and wife.
MARRlnD-STRAIGHT-- .
At the residence of Wm. Richardson -
son , Anselmo , Sunday June 28 ,
1903 , at 1 o'clock , Elmer E.
Straight and Mary R. Labart ,
Rev. J. R. Teagarden officiating.
These young people are among
Custer county's most highly respected -
spected citizens. The ceremony
was witnessed by a large number
of invited guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Straight were the recipents of a
large number of fine presents.
From tbe Omaha Bee last Friday -
day we learn tiat O. M. Jem
and family and hired man , consisting -
sisting of ele\'en , were poisQncd
last Thursday by eting Iqeat
cooked in * porcelain kettle jn
which sprar poison 4(1 been
mixed several weeks before. The I
poison arsnic. Mrs. ! ( eIij protested - I
tested in cooking the meat in the
kettle , but Mr. Kem : Jssnred her
that there could be no daqger
from it. As she par boiled the
meat and p'onred the first water
off it POSSlbl ) " saved them. They
were not yet out of dager when
the report wa sent out.
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Summer dress goods , black and white India linen ,
black and white mulls , white silk mulls , mercerized -
cerized silk chambray , lochiel zephyr , favorite
zephyr , pigue , duck , almeria batiste. halcyon
. . batiste and ginghams for waists , laces an em-
broideries.
Ribbons , Velvets , Velveteens , Silks , Crepe , ' )
Nuns Veiling , aud Sateens. Also a fine line of
Ladies Low Dress Shoes , Kid Colonial , Kid
Four Strap , Sandals and Dongola Souvenirs.
Sunbonnets , Ginghams , Velvet Ribbons.
E. Reyner & CO. ,
Brok.eI Nebrask.a.
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Ole Johnson of Round Valley ,
made this office a social call yes-
terdal' He reports the crops in
I his vicinity looking fine.
U nion Young Peoples Society
at U. B. Church , Sunday , July 5 ,
1903. H. A. 'Vatts , leader. Subject -
ject : "Christi < ln Citizenship. "
S. P. Great & Co. have im'est-
ed in a hearse and will make a
specialty of undertaking. Mr.
Great boasts of having one of the
finest hearses in the state.
Mrs. Peter Rapp and daugh ter
of Berwyn , were friendly callers
'at this office Tuesday. Mrs.
Rapp says the rust is effecting
some of th wheat fields in that
locality.
The billiard hall case is on
trial before Police Judge Snyder ,
pro tern . , as we lock up our forms
thi .Wednesday evening. 'rhe
city won its first 'point on jurisdiction -
diction of the court.
Grandpa Baisch , formerly of
this city , died at Madison , Nebraska -
braska , last Friday. His remains -
mains were taken to his old home
in Illinois for burial. The deceased -
ceased was the father of Joe
Baisch , formerly of this city.
C. S. Martin , chairman of the
Improvement Club in the Third
ward , is improving his premises
by building an addition to his
house 22x32. He is getting his
place in fine shape. He estimates -
mates that one of his rose bushes
has 2,000 buds on it.
The BrClken Bow Business
Colle"ge has changed in manage-
ment. J. E. Adamson has
bought a controlling interest in I
the plant and is now in charge. I
W. B. Eastham has largely increased -
creased his stocle in the institu-
'tion , which means that Messers
Adamson and Eastham will
manipulate the business management -
ment of the college in the future.
Both these men are successful
business men and the future success -
cess of the Business College of
Broken Bow is assured.
L. Cushma n , overseer of road
district No.1 , of Broken Bow
township , has Men doing some
good work on the rpads north of
town. Let the good work be
continued. "Every road overseer
in the township should plan the
work needed in their respective
localities and confer with the
townshlp board and secure the
approp iation necessary from the
township road fund to make
permanent roads. 'l'he ground
IS in fine condition to work now
and the work should be dOlle at
once. .
Old Settlen l'lcull' .
'rhe Fonrteenth Annual Picnic
of the Pioneers of North west
Custer county will be held in
James Lindley's GrO\'e , AI1'Iehno ,
Wednesday , 1uly 15 , 1903.
I'ROGKAMMI > .
MUblc , . . . . . . . . . . 10:00 . : . . . . A. . . . M. . . Urokell Uonan. . !
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Prayer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .He'.J. " ' .Hauer
Music.
Address oC Welcome. . . . . . I're. . W. U. R..oer !
Response. . . . . . . .n. I.lvlullston aud J. M. l odlle
MUllc , . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brokw'Bow Baud
DINNEK.
1:30 P. M.
MUIIIC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . Broken Bow Baud
nusln..s , of the Alilloclation.
Sonll.
Addreei. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Alpha Morll'all
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J. J. Toole ' .
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Solo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Blallch illaTa
Pioneer nemlnllcences. . . . Robt. Farley Mrs.
1. B. Smith , Tom I.eleurl' . I , . . . . Colem , ,
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Music. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Broken Do. . . . Ibnd
Marriage Licente.
Ju4ge Armour issued certificates -
cates of marriage to the follo wing -
ing persons in the month of
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June'
J WaJter . Curtis , Sq.mner
l Ethel a. GeQrge , CumrQ
J Erwin . Potts , Sargent
t Myra M. WestQn , Aqsley
Elmer L. Straight , AnselmQ ,
Mary Labort , J\nsehqo
j Frank R. McCaslin , Green
Mable n. aarcHs , Green
Emil q. Roper , Anse } ) '
PoU v FQwl r , J\nsey }
Ira B. Close , Berwyn ,
Rachel E. Shadden , Weissert
John Barton , Milburn
, E. Franc i Farley , Milburn
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A New ( 'Iotblng Store .
Frank J. Morgan' of Platts-
mouth , Neb. , has rented a room
in tbe Realty Block with the
view of putting in a Rtock of
clothing. Mr. Morgan has stores
at Plattsmouth and one at Mc-
Cook. He expects to open up
here for husincss auollt the 15th
of this month. Mr. Morgan is a
stranger to us. He has the appearance -
pearance of a gentlemen of business -
ness ability and his selection of
Broken Bow as a safe town to
engage in business is certainly a
mark of good judgment. l.'he
R PUnlICAN extends a welcome
to him in behalf of the business
interests of Broken Bow and
vicini ty.
UIUJO Uall .
Havelock and Broken Bow
crossed bats on the Broken Bow
diamon Mondav. A large crowd
was present \vitness the game.
' { 'he first half of the game looked
as though it would be a close oue
but in the last half the visitors
proved too. much for the home
team. 'l'he score stood at the
close of the ninth inning twelve
for Havelock and five for Broken
Bow. .
l.eUer 'Itt.
'l'he following is the dead
letter list for the week ending
June 30 , 1903 :
Chas Davidson , 'Vm. Goodwin , .
Q. Nason , "v. M. Ream , Mrs.
Nellie Bnediger , Mrs.J.Saunders ,
Thos. Schlosser , T. ' B. Thompson -
son , Jno. , 'l'ranx , T. Vickey ,
J cob Wilhelmson.
Parties calling for the above
will please say advertised.
" L. H. JnWl\TT , 'P. M.
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A New .Job Press.
l.'he RnpUBI.ICAN office has put
in a new job press the past week
of the Chandler & Price ma1te ,
with all the modern equipments.
It is one of the best presser. made
and we are prepered to gi'e our
customer lirst class work in the
job line.
Fourth of .1111) ' Unh. . . . .
On July 3 and 4 th Burlington will
sel1 round lrip lickets butwe : n stutions-
distant not more than 200 miles at very
low rates. l\Iinil1luUl ratt : , 50 ctnts.
Tickets good 10 return until July 6.
N01JOb : TO ON.lnHDIU : 'I' DEFENDAN'l' .
JuJu.tlcl ! Ooud betore J J , Suhter. JUilire ut
tlill I'IIce.
Atlhur N. ltoblu lt.
V8.
Matlon'rrot\"r ,
Alarlon Trotter will lake nollce , IlIlIt on the
131h day ot June. 1903 , J J. uYII"r Ii jU lIce ot
tb" pet.cu ot CUller , ' 0Ilnt1. Nebrll ka , I .uell 1111
order ot atta.chment tor Hi" elllu ut $10 00 In IIn
Ictlon pending betore blm , wbareln Arlbllr N
Robinette wa. plalnlill alill MarlAIl Trollllr Willi
defelldent. tbat . .
propert. lit tile def.'llltwt Call'
elating atone 'ablll , one box ot , ulilhy IIllIele. ,
on beating IHove 8uII 1'1\18 \ , OIiU box COllllllulog
b d , blanketa , dhbM. etc , h b"ellllttached un.
det IIhl oilier. SaId caule WII uoutloll"d lu Ihll
IItla day ot Anllu't. 1'103. lit 10 o'Jloc.k a. III
UatNt July ht , 1903.
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3b- l .N.'l' . U IIUAtl.y.
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DEN'l'IS'r ,
JY'"Oll1ce In lIeaity Hlocll : , Ur. lIue'a 01
8111nd.
BANGS STUDIO.
Up-to.date Photographs.
First prize winner at state association -
sociation 1903.
S.AI. . DOIUUS ,
lillii " .iUiSlt1i1t e
A1. Ind. of work In ollr line done promptly
and In lUll-cia. .
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orner west 01 tbe bOle "ou o ,
GIVE Vtt : A 'I'II.IA I. .
Brokeo Bow. . . nublalka.
CLINTON PA V ,
Physician & S urgeo\ \ .
Olhe'ln reU ut tbe Halik of Commerce.
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dilliCIl eu. bOUlIl Willi ot tbiS Jllptltt IIbQrc .
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O. . OONl1AP ,
. . . . .Dealer In. . . .
t' mpl. WIDd Milia , Tal < kI , ' f.'IIt/nrl / , Otilollill
ILniiol. , 1110. , ftC.
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Droken Bow , NbrUkt
