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, All ordoro rooolvod
. Cof1ees : , ever the 'Phono slv-
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Spices.fulottontlon. MI '
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On no other article in the grocery line is there so
much chance to substitute a cheap and impure
1- ; ' article for a good one. On no other article in our
. ' store are we more particular about buying the .
. , best for our trade. By the amount of business
. we do in this line we feel that the trade apprcci-
, ' , , ntcs this fad , and we , in the long run , are ahead. .
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j Our Ge uine rrca : Leaf Tea , best on c.arth , per lb. . . . . .50c
Our Indian Chief Tea , a 'rea t bargain , per lb. . . . . . . .45c
j . . Japan Tea Siftings , 1U lIb packageg , per lb. . . . . .20c
Our Pure English Breakfast 'fea , per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . .60c
Our Lender Coffee we think a bargain , 71bs. $1.00 , per lb. 15c
Our Bear Rio Coffee , Special , per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . .18c
Our Choice Rio Coffee , per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20c
J Our Hlgbland Blend Coffee , great value , pe lb. . . . . . . .25c
i Our High Grade Java aud Moca c ee , per Ib. . . . . . . .35c I
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\ Pure Cider Vinegar and Pickling-they are fine.
! I We buy Cream and paylor It wcekly.
Yours to plea3e ! , . "
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n publ1c n Supl'rlsors Convention or
the Fourth District.
; The republicans of the Fourth
Supervisors district of Custer
county are hercby called to meet
in delegate convention in the
. , . . village of Anselmo , Neb. , on
I Wednesday August 1.2 , 1903 , at
I 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of
I : placing in nomination a candidate -
! . date for- the office -of county
i supervisor of the 4th supervisors
fl. district to be voted for at the
: next general election to be held
: Nov. 3 , 1903 , and for the frans-
I . action of such other business as
" may come before such convention.
I , The townships comprising said
: district are entitled to representation -
; tation as follows :
" H'ays , 3 ; Victoria 6 ; Kilfoil
11 ; Cliff 6. Total 26.
It is recommended that the
delegates present cast the vote of
township selecting them. Datcd
this 28 day of July , 1903. '
J. M. FODGn , Com.
Fluancm18tatcmeut or the Union SUIl-
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The finance committee ot the
Union Sabbath School Picnic
met at the Bank of Commerce at
10 a. m. July 28.
1. . As representatives of the Presbyterian -
, - byterian and Methodist Schools
t w re out of tbe citv , the chair
t. appointed F. M. Skillman to represent -
! resent the former and W. B.
r Eastbam the latter. All other
' . representatives .
j' . , present.
, . . Bills read and allowed. .
Report of treasurer as follows : i
Total callh received. . . . . . . . . . . . . 't61378 .
BIIlI at followl :
AdTaDce ezPlnlecommltteo. . . . . $ I 1U
Prhltlnll'tlcketB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Colt of naln. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ . . . 400 00
SWIDIr.etc..onll'round. . . . . . . . . . . .400
I.emonade aDd ndy. . . . . . . . . . . . 19 W
IceCream. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 00
Band. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500
DlacoUDt aD phtll'lI'ed coin. . . . . . . . 'IS 45795
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Balance. calh on hand. . . . . . . . . $155 83
Moved and seconded thnt report -
port be accepted.
Carried.
Moved and seconded that surplus - i
plus funds be kept in the hands
of treasurer for the future use of
the union of the Sabbath Schools.
Carried.
Moved and seconded that copy
of these minutes be published in
the uewspapers.
Carried.
Moved and seconded to adjourn.
Carried. R. D. PICKnT'1' ,
Sec. pro tem and Treas.
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Miss Henne of Merna , was in
the city Saturday and informed
us that the rumor that she had
declined to accept the position
she was elected to in Broken Bow
schools is a mistakc. We are pleased - I
ed to note this correction. Miss
Henne is a lady of culture and
refinement and bears the reputation -
tion of being enc of the best instructors -
structors in the county.
IURD.
SnIvnRs-At her home south
of the city , JulrlG , 1903 , Mrs.
Seivers , , vife 0 G. E. Seivers ,
foreman of what is known as the
Seybolt ranch , aged 25 years , 7
months and four days.
'l'he deceased was born December -
ber 12 , 1878 , and was married
, septcmbcr 27 , 1895 , to G. E.
Selvers. 'rhe deceased had been
an invalid for several months , re-
'suIting from gaul stones , for
which she submitted to a surgical -
cal operation at I.Ancoln several
montbs ago. The operation
proved fairly successful but the
wound never completely healed.
Sbe had been a great sufferer
several weeks before death relieved -
lieved her. She leaves a husband
and one child , a boy seven years
old , to' mourn her death. Tbe
funeral was conducted from her
residcnce Saturday , July 18 , Rev.
Geo. P. Trites officiating , after
which her remains were laid to
rcst in the Broken Bow Cemetery.
The RnpUnIICA joins with the
friend of th deceased in extend-
ing sympatl y to thc bereaved
husband and son.
A Surprise I'arty.
About fifty members of the M.
B. A. visited the home of J. H.
C sner-Tuesday night to give
the family a farewell reception.
'fhe visitors were well supplied
with cake and ice cream' which
they enjoyed together. After the
refreshments were served the
evening was spent in sOJial chat ,
music and games. Those that
did not depart before the rain did
not get away until after l'oclock ,
and seveal from the country rc-
mained in the city until morning.
The occasion was a complete
surprise to the family and was
very much enjoyed by aU. Mr.
Cosner and wifc havc been active
members of the M. B. A. and will
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PAPINEAU & DRAKE , : I
Contractor. and. BuU.dorCl. ' _
Est matcs Furnished Free 'Vith Plans and Speci.fications. 'I
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C Has a fine line of spring clothing-prices right. 'rheir stock
of Gents F rnishing Goods- . . .
Mens' and Boys' Clothing , llats , Caps , Ete.
is complete and up-to-date. We have a fine line of trunks.
and valises and can suit you in size , quality and price. Call
and see our immense stock and we will save you money.
W. H. PENN & COMPANY.
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be greatly miss d by the order at
this place , 'fhey expect to start
Saturday for Minnesota where Mr.
Cosner bas filed on a quarter 5ec-
tion of timber land' The best
wishes of their many friends will
go with them and assurance of a
hearty welcome on their return.
Clurch Hcrvlcc. . ,
ltPISCOPAr. CHURCH.
St. John's Epi9copal service Sun ay ,
August:2. : Eighth Sun ay after Trinity.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning prayer
and scrmon II a. m. Evcning prayer
and scrmon 8 p. m. The pu lic is cordially -
dially in\'ited. W.H.XANDHRsRector.
u. II. CUUkCH.
Sun ay school at 10 a. 111 , Preaching
'at II 11. III. and 8 p , m. Morllill ? theme :
u limpscs of IIeaven and Hell. ' Evening -
ing theme : "Christ , the Rock of Ages. "
W. F. PURRV.
M. It. CHURCH.
Our church is cool , comforta e , } 'eless
und furnished with funs. The services
just tong enough to e enjo'yable this
hot wcather. Sunday morn1l1g ' theme
"A Revelation of Christ. " Text , I.uke
. ' uCertitutde. " Text
9:20. : E\'ening ,
Jno. 9:25. : : League ser\'ices at 7. Miss
Hannah L'ell will sin at the night
service. , Glto. P. 1'RITRS , Pastor.
Nllccla. Nutlce ,
Mr. Jacob Neumannre resenting -
ing the Chicago Merchandise
Company desires to cxprcss his
thanks to the gooU people of
Broken Bow and vicinity for thcir
1i beral response to our announcement -
ment and generous patronage ex-
tended. He also wishes to state
that the sale will continue until
everything is sold , under a guarantee -
antee , if displcased with purchase
money to be refunded.
CmCAGO M.ItRCIIANDIsn Co.
J. G. Leonard bonded abstrac-
ter. 39tf
New wall paper and pleutyof
it , at J. C. Bowen's.
The best ice crea'm ' soda in the
cit.y at Wilkin's drug store.
The old settlers meetingof
Custer county will be held in this
city Wednesday , August 5.
Dave Hilton , ofVcissert has
just completcd a new barn 32x52
feet. C. A. Chapin did the work.
Maude Potts went to New Castle -
tle 'Vyoming the first of the week
where she has secured a position
as stenographer.
Miss Gertie Orr and Miss Downey -
ney went to Hot Springs , S. ' D. ,
the first gf the week wbere they
will spend..two or three weeks.
Attorney J. B. Smith , of
Exeter , writes that he is well
pleased with his new location.
He has bought a residence
property there.
Mrs. J. B. Osboune returned
last Friday night from a visit of
ten weeks at her old home in
Minnesota. She reports having
a very pleasent visit.
The County Institute opened
Monday with a full corps of instructors -
structors and a large attendance.
Two huudred fift.y to three hundred -
dred teachers will be enrolled before -
fore the session closes.
U nion Young Peoples Meeting
at Presbyterian church , Sunday
August 2 , 1903 , at 6:30 : p. m.
Subject , "How we may overcome
our hinderances. " Ross D. Pic-
kett , Leader. All Young people
are invited. .
Brock Harper of Callaway , was a
city visitor li'riday. He says his lo-
cality.was not in the hail belt and
that t1le prospects for good crops
were never better. He thinks
the oat crop between here and
Callaway is the best he has ever
seen and he .is one of the pioneers
of Custer county.
Chas. S. Allen , a young attorney -
ney of Lincoln and a graduate of
the State University is spoken of
as a candidate for Regent. The
removal of C. J. Ernest from Lincoln -
coln leaves Lancaster county
without a representative on the
board of Regents and as it is
thought best to have one of the
Regents located near the University -
sity there is but little doubt but
the state will look favorable upon -
on Mr. Allen for the position.
Thus far the RnpUnIICAN knows
of no other candidate for the
place. Mr. Allen has the. ability
and interest in the institution to
makc a very acceptable man for
the place.
DutD-BATns-'ruesday : J ul ) '
28 , 1903 , Helen L. Bates of Lilh-
au , age 22 years , 7 months , 28
days. The deceased was born in
Omaha November 30 , 1880. At
the age of fifteen she united with
the congregational church and
has since been a faithful christi-
an. She was a woman of culture
and refinement and enjoyed the
esteem Qf a large circle of friends.
'l'he funeral services were held
at the home of her uncle Claude
Bates by Rev. J. R. 'reagarden.
'rhe funeral was very largely at
tended , among whom were a
number from Br01ten Bow , An-
selmo and Merna. 'rhc Rnpun-
I.ICAN extends the sympathy of
the community to the bereaved
relatives.
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farms. JAIIIWl I-4UDWIClI ,
718 tf Brokeu Bow , Neb.
Cream seperators at the Eagle
Grocery
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church will give I.awn ; Fete on
the Lawn of Judge Armour's
hOlnl' , Friday July 31st. 2 to 11
p. m. 5-7
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Don't wait until you are hailed
out , but come in and insure in
the old reliable St. Paul Fire &
Iarine. 52tf
W. A. George & Co. , have just
received a consignment of colfee.
Buy 50c worth of King Cole
goods at the Star Grocery and
get a chance on that zon-o-pbone.
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tbe Eagle Grocery. "
The Ladies of the Baptist
church will give a Lawn Fete on
tbe Lawn of Judge Armour's
home , Friday , J nly 31st. 2 to 11
p. m. ' \ , 5-7
Just received a new stock of
picture frames , mouldings , mats ,
etc. Picture frames made to or-
der. Second hand goods of all
kinds bough t and sold.
JUD KAY ,
39tf South Side Square.
I have a little private mone ) "
to 10al1 on first-class security to
good party.-E. C. IIousn. 7-8
J. G. Leonard bonded abstrac-
ter. .39th
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grocers and Queensware.
'fhc' Ladies of' the Baptist
church will givc a Lawn li'ete on
the Lawn of Judge Armour's
home , Friday July 31st. 2 to 11
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One hundred ton of hay to let
out on the shares.
7tf Jnssn GANDY.
This officc for neat job work.
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consignment of Queensware and
glassware. Call and see them.
'ruIt STAR GROCERY.
I The celebrated Geiser Threshing -
ing machinery. Never beaten in
a test. The machine without
sives. For ale by I
2tf S. M. DORRIS.
FOUND-On Ravenna Picnic
Grounds : One umbrella and one
pocketbook. Owner can have
same by calling on S. K. Warrick
and proving property.
Parties that have not called
and settled their 1902 breeding
are requested to call and settle
same soon. W. J. WANTZ.
Ice cream soda at Wilkin's
drug . store , for five cents. Try it.
11'ull1ine of cigars and tobaccos
at the Eagle Grocery.
JoIIoticc to Uny ContractorH.
We wish to close contracts for
cutting , curing and stacking hay
on our ranch 111 Cherry county
for the season of 1903. No
swampy or roug-h ground to cut
on. ' 'Write for terms etc. to the
Standard Cattle Co. at Ames or
Hecla , Neb. 45-1)
Cream cans furnished free to
customers by the St. Paul Creamery -
ery Co. 'V. A. George & Co. ,
Agents.
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FOR SAIIt-Tow.1 lots and a
few five acre lots in this city.
-Allen Reyner. '
W AN'l'I\D-'rO \ hire two men
that have families. Houses furn-
ished.- H ! > 'r UNION MIIIING Co.
38tf \Vcst Union , Neb.
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DO " 011 'V lint to 00 tu Hchuol ?
If so selid your name and ad.
dr ss to the editor of the CUS'l'JW
COUN'l'Y HH1 UDIICAN before August -
ust 1st , 'amI a representativc of
Grand Island College will call on
'yon and otTer special inducemcnts
for the coming 'ycar. State
whether 'you wish C01.lege , Academic -
emic , Normal , Shorthand and
'rypcwriting , Book-keeping , or
Music course. 6-7
Legal Notices.
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LEGAl. UVlmTISlunt TB.
All Ildnrthemunt. under tbl. helill will hll
clulrged tor lit 1t"1I1 rlUl'e. vitI SIIIO . . r llullru
tor nrBt IU"llou. 111111 6k I'or Iqllliru tor ellcll
.ub uqUllut In nrtluli.
A "Iquar , , " 111"111111111 or tracllon thureof.
Uulttd : ltMol lAlld unlct ! . l
tlrottan 111111' . I'II. , J UIlII 20. IIXU. I
NoLicu II htlrullv " "II tL.t thu 'IIUowhlj ( lIaw.
ell t ' tier h8H II1l'll110UI'O ot hla lutllnllou to wilke
IIU81 proot tn IUl'port ot hll clalnl.allllllll\I dilid
proot "III be lIIado he tor" Jlult.t ! r and Hecilivural
1Ir.kou Bow , Neh" on , Iul , , 190J vli : ! Wllllllm
II. lIIetoJ at l1r"rn. Nell , ror thu 11. J. : . NlI. tin ,
w nO 4 "ectlon 2t , Township 1 N , Hangll 20 W.
Jle nalu" , the tollowln \ \ Unclael 10 provu hll
contlnuoui rOihloucu open Aud cultluUon of 11I111
lAnd , vi , . : William Uhlmlu 01 Hound Villey.
Nob. ; Fritz J , Ublmau at Hound Vahel , Nell. .
David Myeu , at Oren , Neb. , Ellwllfd Love at
Orelu. Neb. . . . . . J.un:1I WUlTBUBJ.1 > .
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Summer dress goods , black and white India linen ,
black and white mulls , white silk mulls , mer-
ceri ed silk .chambray , lochiel zeph.rr , favorite
zephyr , pigue , duck , almeria batiste. halcyon
batiste and ginghams for waists , laces and em- .
br ideries.
Ribbons , Velvets , Velveteens , Silks , Crepe ,
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Nuns Veiling , . . and Satecns. Also a fine line of
Ladies Low Dress Shoes , Kid Colonial , Kid r
Four Strap , Sandals and Dongola Souvenirs.
Sunbonnets , Ginghams , Velvet Ribbons.
E. Reyner & 00. , i
Brok.eI1 B01 v. - - Nebrask.a. I
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luillo Dlttrlot Court ot Cnater ( 'oantr. Nellraska .
Frank J Morgan. Plllntlll.
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Edwnrd Q. Keasbl U lfcolver ut tbe T L. V.
Land & I "Ulu Co. . COr Hllu8.F.Tloruey , Barnarll
.1. Tlernoy , Tleruel rolhcrti , II , 1lncolll Done.
dlct , 01 Executor a tbo 1IIat Will Knll ' 1'u.lament
or Charle8 L nenelllct , dec , 1111' ' II , Charl s C.
I'arwelo , n , Llncolll IltmcdlcL , I < "lllelhy ' 1'rusl
OompallY , et al. UdOlllllllltd
To rtllward Q Ke BJy ! IIR llectlver of th" 'I' . I. .
V , lnn,1 aud l..altlu Company. 'I'll. ' , Jl'hlel\ty \ 'I'ruat
COlllpany , allll 1I,1llIcul u Bonolilct rur hlwA.lt ,
and II' Executor ot lilt ! 1.ost .VIII lIud ' 1'edllnl nt
at Chllrlos L. Belledlcl. deco'lstl.
Yun arll eaCh lit rully nOlltlel1 thai upun Ihe III
day oC July A O. 1 03 , the UOlI.r lllIol1 : all 1,111111'
tilt , IUud hi. pelilioll In 1111 : ) ) Is rlct court ot
Custer Iouuty : Nehraskn , the object IIflll ra'er
at wblch II ! to torecloso 0 tJ UBt dcell given by II\U
IleteIJdllot'r. I. . Y. l.lind aud Clltll. . COlOp8I1Y.
dalNl Uecflllll r 1. 1 9 . IInd uly IIle' " ror reconl
In thCouNv of lo tII 01' Iho 41h .lay at Decem.
Icr A. U. 18 2 alSo clocl , p.11. . III Vol. 4 ot Mar"
IlIgts nuon 1"1:0 21 , IInd III tilt. COUlltv lit Custur
all thu 3IBt IY at Oeeomller A O. 1 92. at 11
C/'clock u , m , In ! JQok n at Jllorlg'gl'8 un 'alt"
330 , IIlvulllo tb" } o'illollty Trllst ( : ouIII/luy by ( liu
name at ( he l < 'idvilly Tltlo .nd Oepoelt lompallY ,
which trulleed wad ISluclllo secull ! tll'onl ) '
five llOmh ot Iho tllCO VIIUt ! ot OIlU Thuulllnd
( tllOoo ) lIollorH each , lIumhurld troll1 oou to
twenty IIvu Illchuive. and hecC/mllll : tlUO on the
19t Ila'ut Doccmllor . D. 11 ! 7. with h.terutt at .
tbu rate ot 6 per CUllt unllllW 'ay"hlo HI\IDI.all'
nasllv. ot which 1I0mili this plalnlllr Is thu owner
of IIvo numborl'lI trom eIghteen to twclIty.tlVu
rotl.ectlvely. laId truBt lIe.,1I convevlllg thu
tollowln Ilelcrilled landsln LogKn county , e'
to.wlt :
SI'o at He . { , or oc , 8 ,
Sw4' ! ot&c. 9.
Se4 ! ot tlec. : to
Nw . { ot Sec. 10 ,
IW : 01 Hec. 10 ,
Swo ! ( ot Sec. 11 ,
Nw . { ot ! ! c. H ,
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Se ! , o ! Sec 15.
NI'o 01 Ne . { of Sec. lir
Nw ! { ot 8tc. 15. all u lown hlp 19 , lIorlll
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Sw ! { ot the Nw . { , : : I c. I ,
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N ot the Sw ! { . liec , 2 ,
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S at thu NwU. ! : Jeo. 3 ,
Ne . { 01 tbe Ie : , .ec. 4. I
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norlh rllnge 27 , we L
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Nw ! { at the 8wU at See 2i ,
Sw ! { ot the Nwl.f ot Sec. 25 , IU 'In towu811hl
O , norlb ot raoge 27. weetj Rod tbe tollowlng
.audllin tto Couuty at Cu ter , and tltato : ot Ne.
Drntka. tf.wlt :
S at Iho t'wU , ot Suc. 9 ,
W ot the Ne ( ot Sec IJ , 1111111 tOWlIHhitl11 ! , ;
north ot rllnge 25 , and to have a Rectlver
appolntell tor aU ot 1111111 prol'orUtlu : aud Ilropo
as .uab HeeelYur 'rhullla.t lJolllday , lIud tor lhe
sureties or plnlntll1 'rllnl ; , H , rOllug , Thomall G.
Parmelu aud Cllnrlos n. I'nrmelo ur 'fhe Aruerlcan
tJondlng Companv ; end KRsurelle tor th" pro.
posed Uecelver Frunk H. Young and 'j'homaa E.
l'armelo IIr 'fbe AIIJorlcall 1I0ndiog 00. Tbe oJph- :
cation tor recelvor wlli be hU'lrll ulon pl8111111r'8
petition and the oral ovldence ot Cornellu ! ' .Tler.
nev. Judd. tbe first name unkllowo , aUlleu h
other evidence as tbo c.mrt w.1 ! tben receive
Yon ore reqnlred to answer alll I'ulllioll on or
boore lhe 31st day ot August. A. D 1903 and up.
on said dav , at 9 ' 1'clock . .1ill. . . Bhow cause , It
any objeCLlons yon have. to Ihe above oamed proposed -
posed receiver. or to tbe appointment or are.
cel vCr , or to Rny ot the nllovo prollosell snretles.
aDd said appllcotlon will be aubmlttud upon saId
Ilay al 9 o'clock II. 'II. or ail eooll tbereICter as
Illolu tll1 can 110 heard
1'UA/K J. MOOGAN , PJalnttu ,
BYRON CLARK. Attorney. -9-47
NOTJC OF SALE.
In tbeDlstrlct ( 'onr ot Coster County , Neb.
In the matter ot tbo E.tae ot l
William lI.nollllt8 , Deceaped. f
Notice I' horeb , given tllllt In pUr uance at dn
order ot Cbarles L Outt. raou , Judgll ot the
Dl trlct Court at Custer couuty Nebraska , made
on Ibe 15th day at June , A. D. 19\13 hr thp Bale at
tbo Real Estata herBlnattar delcribed tber a will
b paId ot the Eaat trent door ot tbe OOort House
In Urolten now , CUBter Countv. N ebraBka , on the
11th d"v at September , A. D. 1903 , at 10 o'clock o.
10. et publlo vtnlne to the blgheet bldllor ( or
c. . b on undivided onll.balt Intorrlt In the toliOlv-
lug deecrillell n tl Estate to. wit :
0) Tbe lontb h 'r ' of ( III' Vorth Ra.t quarter.
the North RaBt lIu rter at lho Hf\llh Ealt IllIarler
aud the outh Ent 'I"Brtllr ot the North Wl'st
qoarter at bccllon FlttrAU (15) ) 'l'uwulhll. Four.
tern ( H ) North r"nK" ell ) Weet lit the 6th p. UI.
I : : ) The South hliH 0' the : ! \tortb West qUllrter
I1nlllho North helt or tbe South WeRt quarler ot
eer-llou Thlrly two 132) Townsblp ( toutel.n ( H )
North llan I' ' 1'weut ) ' 121) ) West ot tbo 6lh I' , III.
( : ! ) Th. , lIarcol ot lanliin the torlll of square
In the South Eastcorller of Ihe SOUtll , l1a'it : quar
ter ot th" North East quarler ot HecUou Iweuty
oUO (21) ( TowlIPhlp leveulo..n (17) ( ) Nortb Ibng. ,
Twout ) ' I1ve (251 ( W"8t at the Oth 1' . M anll dtiB
crlbed morol.uUenlarly us tollowlI : Commenc-
lug at the South Ellst VOl lIer ot the paid North
Radt fluarler. rnnninit thence \\'I'st ' 1'wenty dye
an,1 ' 1'wo Uunllrell Ntuuly Sev"n ' 1'ouu.andths
HodA , thenctl Nnrh twenty live alill 'I'hrce ' ! 'uotlle
HOII t tbellcu EIIRt , 'J'wunty Jlvu unll'l'wUundr. .
C < I I'ihlAly Hevell 'l'bollsanllths Hodl. IheuJe
SOUlh. 'l'wpnly dVII anll 'fhreo 'r"uth IInds tn
place 01 lIellnl III : , contalulnl : I our (4) ) aerell 1I11l1
tbe SRIIIO IWIlng 8"cur 1I lIy .Ieu I ot ronVI1)'uIiCO
tram Will. " Fra ler .md wlte , I.aura , J.o'rR.I"r
10 the sal. ( Wllll m 11 1I0hlltl , which sahl deoll
18 rec.Jrd"llu Uook Five (5) ( ) lilld l'u ! : , ' 4'2 III the
Deed Itecorda ot Cnller conlltv Nollrll"hll.
(4) ( ) That parcel In the North Welt Ilnarter at
tbe North Ealllllnarier ot ecllon Teu10) ) Town.
Bhlp Fllleen (16) ( North Hanlu Twenty l'broo (231
WOlt or the Iho 6th p. m. in Cuater County. Noll.
anll 011 the Soctlon 1\l\ee \ hetweell flucllllns leu
(10) ( alld 3 , ullle lowuhll' : md rail 1:1' runnlug
thence POuth 10'1'1'1' ' UUllllr"d 'J.'wl'nty (520) ) 110et ,
tbeneu welt 1o'0ur nundrell ten ( oliO ) t.ut 10 Ihu
l'olot or beglnlng cOlltatng Flvo t51 acrep moro or
Odll and the BRllle hllug ucured hy Ileell ot con.
nance from Clan l' lIravee alld Ira OravlI to
tbe 8ald WliliaUl II. JJOIlIltR , winch Bald tlued Is
rocordcliin'oillwlle Seven (7)alll1l'lgo ) 06or thll
) ) t611 Hllcllr < la ot Inlll CUltlr County. Nehruka.
(5) ( ) Luis Thirteen ( la ) and J > 'ourteen ( H ) ot
Ulock J > 'lfIeell (15) ) In the orlglnlll tOWII ot llroken
now. Nebrl\8ka
8a111 Sale shalla'om..ln . open aliA hour. Datell
at lIroktn ! Jaw , Nebraska. Jnly 29. lljOJ
S1111U It. 1I01l1.ITS.
Huardlau or Ihe IIIllIor belrl ut
the Relaleot Wlllhun . ! Jail-
. IIts , DeceuuII.
ALPHA MOIIU..lI , Atty. for OUlrdlan. 7.11-19
In the COllnty Court at Cu tur Couuty. Nebruka.
To all Ihu O.vheell aul Legateesj aud.1I perlons
Inten'stell III tht ! l1Uate : ot Will II. Wooaler ,
IleceIl8 11. -
Whurfl/lH. Ohsrle 11 1'IM. htiB 111011 III wy
otllce all Inllrulnullillurllllrllu , ( ( n 11\1 'I . rUlled
cupy lit thu liut Will 111111 'i'lJltIlIllDIII at WID. II.
Wouster , decea ed , d'II , I'lohatell In Nl'w
Ihvoll Cuunt ) ' , ( 'oullucll 'Ul1111111 peUllun lray.
Ing 10 ha\'u the Bllmo athllluul to , 'robuu In tlila
oOlluty. whclh Will relAles (0 ! Joth rltal aud pur.
loual 6'11It , wpr lIlloll I hllve 1IIIIIIIInlIIII. , l5Ih
.Ioy 01 A"CIIII , 1 U3. at 10 . . ' , 'Ioek III Ille torllnoOlI.
at lilY olUeu III 81\Id COllnty , as tllo IImll anllillacu
you eUl1all clfllcemed , lIIay apl'dr "nIl COIt"lt
( b. . lirollllt" ollh" lOallle ,
I" TrelimollY Wh.'t , IlIuu hl'folullt.It lilY
hllnd anI 1l1U1011lUY olllellli 81'al , ( hie 15th day ot
.luly.IWJ. J A. AIIMOUII.
b 11-15 Inu . ] - - CounJudgll. - . I
J. G. Leonard bonded -
ter. . abstrac-\ \
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Each One's Share .
wouh ] he 23 uccs if the earth \Va ! ! divi .
el1ul' equully. Hu\'c you got your share
or uny part of it ? If uot we can sell it to
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you. We'lmve excellent hargaiu ! ! in
RE E , . ESTA/rE-
in ull directions-in the city , in the sub.
urhs und in the country. Business pro.
perty , residcnccs and funus.Ve can
suit you as to price. '
t.J aT1. eS LeclMiell. .
Broken Bow , - - - Nehraska.
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A sevcre wind storm accompanied -
nied bv a heavy rain visited this
sectioli 'l'uesday night. It extended -
ded from Seneca to Lincoln and
did considerabfc damage to timber -
ber wi nd mills and standing grai n.
Not less than fort ) . mills are down
and scarcely a grovc in its course
escaped damage. 'rhe. rain fall
bere was 1.55 inches.
: JEJXTIIJIIIS-r :
R. 8 , MULLINS , M. b , .
Mak 8 a tlpecllilty at Drown IIlId IIrhllti W.Jrk ,
I' Icel reasonalll . ,
Allwork ,
gUllrlliltefl1t
Call aud HUu IUO betur. , I ! .Ing ol ewher. . .
O lce-ln UroKeu Uow Iat" I ! uk UfllIl3lng. .
Urokelillow. Nebroslil. , .
M DO'H.LUS ,
S.M
mnmulJ : . .m11'&Q
AI. klnd at work In our line don' ; prowpll ) '
and In Ont-cla. . ! ! order. IF'Jtetl SLul' fill thl !
orner west 01 tbo bale bOUdO.
GIVI < ; tiN A "l'aIAI. .
Urokeu now , . - - . NlltJraska.
CIJINTON DAY ,
Physician & Surgeon.
O lce In ruar at tbu Uank or Cowmerru. Hell.
deoco 6tb boolo we t otbu Japtht church.
Uroken Bow , N.\braskll
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W. D. HALl , . A. U.lIUTUY
The 1I0.t bargalnHln "etJra ka.
Farw landl $10 lu $ 5 per acru.
H UI" line IlIu hes chcolI. . . . . .
I-IALL & 1IARTLEY ,
Ueol eatale , LoaniIud hlour.
ancu. Wrlto us. . . . / . . . . . . . . . . .
lIurlinglUu Uouto. S.rg.ut , Nellra ka.
BANGS STU DI0.
UIHo-r1atc Photographs.
First prize winner at state association -
sociation 1.903.
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l'nmlls. Whlll M1II8. Tallkl , 1"lltlu I , ( j a ollu .
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1Y"ftlre In 1ttlIhy tIIocDr \ , Uau'I : 01
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alld I1uroc , Jur , 'Y " "g br.d alld aOld. lI"ollllu
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nrnkun Uow , NllIraaka '
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! i1 C. E. GAN1Jmml : ,
Real Estat
and Collections
, Farms for Sale and Rent
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shop. . . . . . . . Notary Public.
Bo , .n Bow , - . N.b/u "
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