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il , ESTABLISHED 1882. THE OFFICIAL PAPEH OF CUSTER COt.1N'l'Y. ' LARGEST ? IRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN 'rUE COUNTY.
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, t VOL. , X ( < II. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRAg , < , THURSDAY , OCTOBER 1903uTWELVE PAGES , NO. 19 , .
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E tel' county fit only for feed. It must b fed or it will be n. total loss. :3 :
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E ' : 'rhey are all for sale , and they may be seen af e t lCr Sargent , 01' :3 :
Broken Bow. 'relephone F. .M. Currie or Fre4j mings at S ' - ,
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= = . ' Steer calves. . . . . 11 to 12. } . , ' . = :
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, A sense of relief is experienc" .
. ed as soon as properly fitted .
, EYEGLASSES ,
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or spectacles IIn : worn. : .
strain removed. headaches w1ll I
I disappear and things before J
seen dimly will stand out clear
distinct. An eye test will
cost nothing. Made free here I
by a graduate optician who uses
modem scientific instruments.
I Glasse will cost very httle as J
our pnces are moderate.
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J. G. Haeberle's :
Bring the very best appetite
L. . ( , you can get to the dinner and
supper to be served by the Ladies
. : Aid.ociety of the Baptist
Church' o the day of the Elec.
tio'n. 17-20
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I have $5,000 to loan on well
improved farms.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulyses Owens of .
Oconto , are the proud parents of
a girl that arrived at their home
last Friday.
Mrs. May Johnson of Anselmo ,
and Mrs. X. Snyder of this city ,
left Tuesday on a visit to St.
Joseph , Mo. , and points in Kan.I I
sas.
J. M. Betts reports a girl at
his home and that she sings' '
soprano. It is the first girl and
Mr. and Mrs. Betts are justly
proud of the happy event.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Dowse of
Comstock , made the Rnpunr.IcAN
office a friend1" , call yesterday.
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They were the" prize winners at
the old settlers meeting for being
the oldest settlers in Custer
county. Many are the old set. .
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X You are checking progres9 a9 2
as you keep Jour money in (
your own hands and do 110t transact - I
act business through the medium ,
ter Na.tional Bank I
Financial matters are greatly. .
facilitated through our aid. Checks ;
drafts , etc. , issued by this bank are .
as good as money and afford the .
safest and most convenient me&ns 1
of making payments at distant .
points. We will be pleased to give .
, H full information about our mcthOds ,
nges , etc , ,
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tIers that have rnjoyed hhos. .
pitality of their hem , among
whom the writer is one.
Dinner and supper of the very
best viands will be served on
ElectIOn Day by the Ladies of
the Baptist Church. 17-20
\V ANTRDTwenty.five good ,
well improved farms for sale.
E. C. Housn.
The RnpuDLIcAN acknowledges
the recei pt of the report of the memorial -
morial services held at Weissert ,
on the 11th , for the late Mrs. P.
L. Allen. T le copy was not received -
ceived untill yesterday and our
space at that time had been provided -
vided for. We hope to b able to
make room foritin our next issue
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or the week following.
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I Gift Books , School
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Reliable goods at re.
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liable prices.
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! 'fhis fall we will have a good supply of I
I e"tc > r1 ; C > ak.s.
i 'j'lns IS the stove we had such a great demand
1m fOl'.1ast wint r and could not get enough of , them.
! rrlllS : stove wIll burn slack coal and hold fire the
! I same as a hard coal burner. Oall and see them bc-
i , fore they are all gone. Don't be put off by a stove
I called just as good as the.retort. . . W also haye a t
i number of other makes of Heaters whIch we sell as J
" I' cheap as the cheapest.Ve have the reliable Quick
I real Steel Jlange ; also the falleablo Steel Range ,
! ! the most durable runge made.
II Old Hickory Warons. ! . j !
I Peoria Corn Shellers , Buggies , Hardware ,
I I-Iarness and Saddles-the largest line in town. t.
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4.Te ) 'ou from Missouri ? If so , I can show you. There
is a buggy concern that just unloaded a car of buggies ,
with the expectation of trailing them through th
country. Now I have told you all this summer in my
adds that I could sell you a buggy Chcaper than you
could 1m ) " it anywhere.in . the Unitcd States , arid I
meant cvcry word I saul. Now I want to' mak yon
this proposition : That I will sell you a Buggy , Spring
\Vagon , Carriage or Head Wagon ;
10 Per Cent Cheaper !
than this conccrn that is trailing buggies throug1 the
county. Now this is just a simple business prop sltion.
You want a Buggy and you want to buy just n gObd. a
Buggy for as littlc money as you cal ) , .aUll all 1 ask is
the chance of showing you that what I say 1s true.
Now whcn they call on you , don't complete your deal
until you come in and see mc. They have b tggics 'here
in town and the comparison as to price , worlnllanship ,
material arid finish can be made. 'rhe time to buy
anything is when cvery body clse is wanting to selt.
Now if ) 'ou will give your home dealer n chance , tb re
will be a hot time in the Buggy busllless in Broken Bow ,
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C. S. MARTIN , Mf.Agt ;
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AN'l'I-TRUST GOODS.
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mings of Sargent , have shiped in
about 500 head of cattle this week
from the west , which they are
selling to the farmers to feed.
Thcir first shipment arrived Sun.
day evening and the second lot
'ruesday evening. 'l'hey have
shipcd into thc'county about 1,200
head of cattle this faU. 'l'hey
sold one bunch of 250 to loin Book-
neau for.$800. Mr.Currie return.
cd from the : wer . . . . .Jcstcrday.
Luther Miller of Cambria owa
the horse dealer , who shipped
several loads of fine horses front
here last fall and spring , has been
in this vicinity sevcral days buy-
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for the eastern madcet. ' He 'Jas ,
some as fine horses. for thi 'sIHI1"
m'cnt as thc country has ev r pro-
duced. The car load has cost
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him on an average of' $135 a
, head. lIe also bought'a'o'ad at
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