Nebraska Newspapers

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J. C. Moorc , abstracting. 211
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J. G. Leonard bonded abstrac-
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-This office for Ileat job worl < .
J. G. Leonard bondcd abstrac-
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Sec th stock of holiday good. ;
at Wi11dlls drug storc.
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Husking mittens , gloves , hus-
J < ers wrist bands. furniture of all
kinds. Sloves. tinwarc , grattit-
ware , quecnsware. sluve pipe.
dampers , coal buc1 < ets. shovels.
pictures framcs , frames made 10
order. JUD KAY.
South Side of Square.
. \Vhen in nccd of an Auctionccr
see or write him.
. Thirty days sn t > to closc oul
Duroc Jerscy males.
25 tf G. E. CADWIU.I. .
A finc stock of holiday goods
just reccivcd at Wilkins drug
storc.
J. G. Leonard bonded abstrac-
tcr. 39th
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Sp'ecial prices on evcrything
unhl January 1. at 'l'hc Slar
Groccry.-Comc and sec. 2tf
FOR SALn-Tow.1 lots and a
fcw five acrc lots in this city.
-Allcn Reyncr.
F.r ' .cut
Farms , to right partics , with
plenty of teams , good tools and
forcc to run thcm. Addrcss ,
P. O. Box 13 ( "
27tf Brokcn BClW , Neb.
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. FOR SALn.-250 High Grade
Shropshire Shcep , all home raised -
ed and free from disease. A
splcndid chancc to get some good
stock. ED. HAUMONT ,
28-30 Elton , Nebraslm.
Is your farm or ranch for sale ?
I will gct you an eastern tenant.
WILLIS CADWItLL.
\ \ yandot Hoosters , 50 ccnts.
'Phone 178.
I 2 tf MRS. WmSJtNHItDnR.
W ANTUD-A young' man or
young lady to addrcss envelopes
and matI catalogusccircularsclc. .
for our mail order dep't. Local
work , during evenings or spare
time. Permanent position and
good pay. References required.
.For application blank , write , enclosing -
closing stamp for reply -Lincoln
Mfg. Co. . 15th and O. Sls.
Lincoln. Neb.
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Farm Lease , Chaltle Mortgagl
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Parties having business per
taing to the Elliptic Mining Co .
, during my absence will pleasl'
call on the scretar.r. Alpha
IMorgan. J. G. LUMING , I
! ' 23-30 Manger.
; W ANTnD.-To trade a storc
building20x54 teet and lot for
land. Enquire at this office.29
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Taken up by the subscriber on
his enclosed lands.in ClifT township - !
ship seU Section 30 , 'rowuship
18 , Range 22 , W es , Custer
I county , Nebraslm. on October 27 ,
I 1903 , one gray marc pony , brand-
I ed upon right hip H ) , had on
neck when talen up a rope and
trailing 30 feet.
29-32 J. A. 'MooHu ,
. For Sale or 'rrl1ll .
I Two mares ( , and 7 years old ,
weight 1200 sound , fo.r sale on
time or will trade for city proper-
ty. Enquire at this ofiice. 28-29
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The City Laundr ) ' will adopt
. the cash basis after January 1 ,
' 1904. All work will be C. O. n.
SIH'cllll om'I' .
\Ve have made arrangements
with the Weeklv State Journal
so we can furnish it and the I -
PUDLICAN for $1.20 a year. 'l'his
arrangement will give you thc
state as well as the local news
for nearly the price of one. This
offer applies to renewals as wcll
as new subscribcrs.
FOR SAI.u-200 stock hogs.
Enquire of Jesse Gandy. 2ltf
lI.Iurket UelJOrt for ' ' 'OUR .
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MIeen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $300 IT , J 5U ,
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TurkA'I , pur poood. . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . .08
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Kllg. . ppr ' "I"n. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
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Vulat tilt. p" bu.bel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
( I'll .n . pur bll.bll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Ua'.Pt'rlou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.00 ,
UIraw. per cwt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
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( , hri tllla'W:15 : Illlly cdebralcl , !
ill the ' city hj' tIll' seral I' '
churc'hcs. Christmas e\'c was
the event long to ue remcmbercd I
hy the little fells of the sc\'cral
SlInday schools , who assisted in
giving a literary ( .ntcrtaiument
in their respective churches.
'rhe generous hestowaf of present - I
teachers nnd fricnds and
sent : ; by
lhe libernl dispensing of nuts and I
cnndy ntong with the good cheer !
of thc occasion was 1 veritable
oa"iH in the livcs of all who participated -
ticipated :11111 adds much to thl. '
happiness of the hUm,1I1 family.
hristmas day was generally
obsel'\'cd 1. > . . , . those in 1. > usincss and
family reunions allIl friendly
gathcrings waf , the rule.
'l'het-Hllldu ) ' "CIaOGIH.
CIIHISTIAN.
When Jesus was born four facts
characterized the civilized world ,
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ophy of Grecce , Despair of Paganism -
nism and the hope of thc Messiah
among the Jews.
'rhe realization of this hopc in
the brightness of the tar of
ethlebam has ilIuminatell the
path of mankind for two thous-I
and } 'cars and each succecding
celebration finds tite heart of
mankind made more cheerful by
the Son of l ightousness.
Appropriate cxercises were
held in the Christian church
Christmas eve. A hort program
consisting of sQngs of cheer and
recitations of glad tidings were
lendered a crowded house by the
children , for whom these exercis-
cs were expressly prepared.
The committee on arrangement
was successful in procuring a
large and beautiful tree. It was
well decorated with c lored lights
and hea\'y burdenc < ' with cheerful -
ful gifts which gladened the.
hearts of both giver and reci-
pients.
'rhe event was made congenial
by kindred actions of both you tit
and parent. Such celebrations
uring us into ! 3ympathy with
hi1 life and child joy. Appropriate -
priate are the words of Shake-
spear when he spoke for us all'
" 1'his day shall change all griefs
and q uarrells in to love. " I
Certainl } ' our Saviour was the
Prince of Peace and Wise Men
express their wisdom today as
much as when the Incarnation
was first proven a fundamental
'in both creed and character.
Santa"Clause happcned in at
just the right time but had found
: ; ome dry sledding. He was glad
to see that no chairs had been
made vacant during the last year
by that sad summons called
death. He succeeded in getting
us out of ourseh'es , and we were
want to sing :
"The poor will many a care forget ,
The deblor think 1I0l of his debtj
nut as they each enjoy their cheer.
Wish it was Christm s all thc year. "
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A 'tstanding room only" crowd
greeted the Sunday Scho ! ; > l at the
1\1. E. church and a royal good
time was enjoyed by all.
Here the decorations consisted
of three pine and cedar trees
loaded to their utmost capacity
with presents beautiful and at-
tractive. Among the trees was
arranged a represntation of a
cradle with a haby , life size , upon -
on the hay. Over the place
where the baby lay a beautiful
transparancy symbolic of the Star
in the East with its ray : : , pointing
to the manger. A program of
song exercises and recitations cn-
titlcd " 'l'he Great Anointed"
was rendercd by the school in a
highly pleasing manner , rencct-
ing great credit upon those who
had in charge this part of the
entertainment. Special mention
should be made of a primar.r mo-
tion song and a solo by Master
Harry McCandless. 'l'he jolliest
happiest Santa interupted the
closing speech of the superintendent -
dent and amidst great merriment
and Christmas cheer the frees
were stripped of their presents ,
'l'his ycar in addition to presenting -
ing its 250 scholars with a treat ,
the Sunday School presented
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'l'he Presbytcrian Sahbath
School hall their Christmas program -
gram on ChrIstmas eve. A good
audience greeted the children und
every1. > ody seemed to be happy.
An cxcellent program was ren-
dercd by the members of the
SaIJbath School All those who
panicipiltec1 acquited themselvcs
creditably. ' { 'he program con-
sisled of songs by the school.
solos , dt ! tts , recitations , dialogues -
logues and rcspons scripture
readings. A Christmas tree and
a Sanla Claus were features of
the sCf\ice. Santa Claus was
lept vcry bnsy for some time
handing prescnts to the little
folks and to those in the audien-
ce. Mrs. Frank 'raylor was the
recipent of a cut glass dish. 'rhe
sexton , Paul Clausen was made
happy with a comfortable rocking
chair. 'rhe pastor was also
Idndl ) ' remembered by receiving
quite a donation of the suIJssan
tial things , such as turkey , canned -
ed fruit , mgar , etc. 'rhe various
committees did their work most
faithfully and the result was that
everything proved vcry satisfac-
tory. The success of the program -
gram was largely due to Miss
Mable Funk who was chairman
of the program committee. 'rhe
musical part of the program was
under the eflicient care of Mrs.
Frank 'raylor and as can be expected -
pected was very well remlered.
It was truly a season of joy and
good will , a time when , hearts
were thrilled with lo\'e to God for
the gift of hisSon , 'run WORLD'S
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The Baptist School rendered a
cantata entitled.I'Mine Host
Santa Claus. " Several of the
acti ve voca tions in life wete produced -
duced in character songs , drills
and recitations with most pieas-
ing effect.
The sailors were represen ted
by a class of boys dressed in sailor -
or blue attire , whose presentation
in song- and motion was superqly
grand and most pleasing to thc
packed audience that the st nd- !
ing room was not sufIicient to I
accommodate.
The printers were represented
by a jolly crowd of boys with a
song rendered in a most pleasing ,
manner. Santa Clause' artists I
were composed of a large class of
boys and girls representing artistic -
tic genus that provides the toys
for Christmns time that was sung
with spirit. The little tots , the
doll dressers presented a pleasing
arra ) ' as they appeared on the
stage armed with the subject of
their song. 'l'he hearty good
will with which they sang and
interposed the gestures was one
of the highly appreciated faaturcs
of the entertainment. 'l'he candle -
dle malers was presented by a
large class of girls in song and
drill , with their burning candles
that presented a pleasing effect
and was especially brilliant as
their tapers :
"Winking , blinking , ourlights
YO\1 see shining out from the
Christmas tree. "
'l'he "Errand and Ele\'ator
bo's" was a character song presented -
sented by a class of boys that did
justice to the occasion. "
'rhe pop corn girls and the
pcanut girls were a jolly set as
they presented in song the
"Dainty 'rhings to Eat. "
'l'he noral committee song was
an appropriate closing prior to
the Hunting for Santa Clause by
the "I itl1e Tots" who brought
old Santa and Mrs. Santa out
of their hid1l1g , who were secretl ) .
observing all from behind a
screne located on one end of the
platform. Then all appeared on
the scene and \1uited in a grand
choro\1s. Santa and Mrs. San ta
in their ornamental garb the
jolliest of them all.
At the conchtsion of the program -
gram the tree was rapidly divested -
, ed of its precious burden by the
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willing hands of Messers Kil11 erl-
ing , Pigman ; Martin , Apple ,
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RcMorris. . 'Villis Cadwell , Dr.
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uer of young ladies acting as
distrihutors.
A treat of candy. nut ! ; and prc-
scnts for all the childrcn.
It but justice ill this connection -
nection to say that the splcndid
rendering of this can lata was duc
to the \'aluablc ass ttants of Re\ ' .
lorri ! ; , Mesdames Cadwell. Pig-
man alld Day.
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l'ltJi511\'TH/UAN / CHUHClI.
Serviccs ncxt Sabhath lIIortllng tl n ,
111. COllllnunion of lhe I.on's ) SUPPCI' .
E\'euillg serce nl7:30 : p. m , Suhject.
"Christian Wl1lchtulllcss. " ' '
Prcparato 1'\
scrcc Pridny'cllillg nl 7 :301. : . III. \ ' .
1' . S. C. E , at 6:30 : 1' . III. Al \1. \ are wcl.
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IIAl'T1ST CHURCU. I
Bible School 10 a , III. D.inc worship I
II n. III. ' 1'opic of scrmOIl , "A Threshold
Glympsc. " Junior 11. Y. 1' . e. " p. 11I'1
Sellior 11. \ ' . 1' . C. 6:30 : p. 111. Hvcnillg
Gospcl hour 7:30 : p , III. Topic. "A Mas.
tcr Dctcct'c , " Wcrlllestla7:30 : p. 111,1
AunMI busilless lIIectillg of the church.
Thursday 2 1' . 111. rndles Aid Society.
CUIUSTIAN CHURCU.
We shall clldelwor to Ulllke Hlest :
services helpfullllld cndifying to you ,
Choicc Ullt appropriale music is instru.
lIIental in our worship. Bible School lit
10 a , III. COnJmunioll nud sennoll I I .
III ' \'oullg Peoples prayer meeting : a./ / I
p. 111. Practical discourse 7:30 : p. III. I
Pmyer meeting al 7 :30 : eVlory Thur lf1Y
cvening. You are corclially invited to be
prcsent each service ,
Jeesse R. Teagarden , Pastor.
M. It. CHURCU.
Locatcd in bloC'k W"1t of Court House.
Thc following ser\'u.cs : wlIl be held Sunday -
day : 10 a. III. Sulltlav Schoo1. II 1. III.
Morning sermon. 12 : 15 p. III. class meel.
ing. 6:30 : p. m. Epworth LCllgue mcet.
iug. 7:30 : Eveuing scrmon. The mi -
week prayer service at 7:30 : p. 111. Thurs-
day. Wc cxlentl a cordial invilation to
all to worship with us. Slrnugers especially -
pecially welcomc. Geo. P. 'fritcs ,
Paslor. I
u. II. CUURCH.
Prcachillg by thc paslor nexl Sund1\ '
Ulorning allli e\'ening. Sunday Scho l
lit 10 a. m. Y. 1' . C. C. at 6:30 : p. 111.
J.c der , P. C. Marquis. It is espccially
desIred that ulllllcmbers of thc church
hc present at that timc. Preachiug at
Custcr Center at 3 p. III. ' OU MOll ay
e\'ening wc wi1l begill a' revival meeting
lIIeeting at Cu&ter ; Cenler. ReV. . C.
l\Ii1ler will assisl thc pastor. Let all arrange -
range to allcn every evcuing.
J. . L. Epley , Pastor.
CIJtlRCU 01 : GOD.
IIal1eluiah the Revival meetiug at the
Woodman Hall iu Drokell liow is stilt
goin on. Services each cvening nt 7:30 :
IInd Sun ay al I I a. m. allli 7 :30 : in the
cvening. Wc praise God for convictillg'
nnd convertin powcr.Ve are having
an old fllshioued revival meeting. We
thnuk the Christian pIe of other
churchcs who attend 8m reo part in thc
meetings. Mav lhe good Lord bless
them. All arc Inviled to attend and tuke
part in the mcetings. 'fhe unsaved are
cSTlecially invited. Comc with us und
wc wi1l do you J ood. Rcv. Haycraft ,
Paslor. RclIarks , Statc Worker.
Wder L. 1' . Fre erick. Evangelist.
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The Sun ay School had a'ery I
successful Christmas tree here' '
Saturday eveni ng.
Jein Smels was up and made a
short visIt at the home of his
father-in-law , last Sunday.
Bcn Daniclson from Heming-
ford. is here on a visit with his
brother-in-law , O mund Larson.
'rhe young' felts of the \'alley
are to hold a surprise party tonight
at Oscar Engelsgjerd to suprise
'l'omine Engelsgjerd.
Tom i ne Engelsgjerd is home
on a Christmas vacation from
Sionx Falls Normal School. He
is to return January 3rd.
Frcd Witmus. who has 1. > een
under treatment by Dr. 'L'albot
for H.umalic rheumatism in one
of his legs is now home again
and can walk around.
Ole Moe came up from Sweet-
water last Saturday e\'ening- . ac-
companicd hy Ola\"a Nelson from
said place. 'rhey arrivcd just in
time for the Christmas tree festi-
vaJ.
Sc\'eral farmers arou11tl here
ha\'c lost cattle hy the so supposed -
posed corn stalk disease. Alfred
I-larson lost t0 head , Della van.
head ; Klee1. > 3 and George gyre
onc.
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'l'he following is the tlead
lettcr list for the week cnding
December 29 , 11)03 :
Mrs. .T. 1\1. Gibbs , George N.
Harris , g , 1. HulTman , Ellw.
Hundgrecu , Dr. John Honse.
Charley Shaw , Mrs. Barbra Sny-
dcr , Mrs. II.T. . Wilson.
Par tics calling- for thc above
will please say a < l\'ertised.
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W. S. Baily. P. O. ' ! 'ruc. Texas -
as , writes : " 1\Iy wife had 1. > ecn
s tlr.ering the ye'trs wilh paralySIS -
SIS 111 her arm , when I was pcr-
suaded to use llallard's Snow
Liniment , which cnred her all
right. I have also used it for
old sores , frostbites and sldn
eruptions. It does the work. "
2Sc , SOc. 51.00. Sold by gd. 1\11-
I Comas. Broken now and ! \ll'rna.
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& THE RACKET STORE .
Has just fl'ce'd a large stock of. . . . . . . . . . . ' . ' . .
Men's Underwear , Eiderdown ,
Outing Flannels and Hosiery
" Jt'orladies : and gentlemcn that are being sold at bar-
g-ai ns. Our stock of ri buol1s'el vets , vel vetines. !
"I laccs and embroider ) " will just suit you. bee our
r SHOES . : N'D OVERSIOES'I ' I
l"or lI1en , WOll1en and children hefore purchasing , ,
and lct us sa\'e you money. We have a finc line ' \
of gloves and lItittcns , lined and unlined , for men
and boys at priccs that arc right. Our. . . . . . . . . I
: aPJW ! L .il1JR ffiill } : ! 1LllW : liDl : ! : ill.G ! "
arc heauties , and the best in the city for the
mone ) ' . See them . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ; . ,
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E. Rayner' " Co. ,
" J3roken I:3o : v. Nebraska. If-
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D. C. Konl\Cl is spcnding the I
holiday vacation with hi" family. !
Spccial meetings will ht' begun
in the M. E. church next Sunday _
A'l'J \ of prayer will be obscn'-
cd and the mectings proper will
commence January 10th. 'rite
He\ ' . Clay Cox , pastor at Wood
Hivcr , Nebr. . and one of thc
swectest singers in the worM will
ha\'e chargc of the singing. We
invite all to attend.
. \11'11'1'1 \ Jlcptillg.
Sunday January 3rd , 3:45 : p. m.
at the Gymnasium. One hour.
bright songs an short helpful
1alk , for men only.
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Pure Food Proc1ucts
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\\1 hat you eat IS the
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8 you buy.
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J. R. HUMPHREY ,
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g Successor to J. n. Osbonrn.
makes a specialty of the
purest and most whole-
some food prod ucts.
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New York Applcs li
S Sweet P tatoes
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Cranberneg
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8 Bulk Oysters 8
Bannanas , Celery
White Grapes i.i
i\ Pancal < e Flour
8 Old Manse : -'laple Syrup
R Strained Honey direct
8 from California S
Gold Medal Coffee
8 'rhc Reception line of
Canned Goods.
And a thousand other
choice brands of Groceries
and Fo d products. You
ii may know it is Pure and
S Fresh if you get it at :
'l'HE CASH GROCERY.
Realty Block. Brol < cn Bew.
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ROSS G. MOORE ,
Attorney-at-Law.
n nl ( ,8tat Bud 10BU hrokt'r. Onlu : In 10lm
\IIock , ll/Ukcn llow. NCbr"'a. :
DR C" B. JOB.
1 lB ! ) ] [ ) ] ] JIaB1J.o. :
lllllce In HeallyIInck. . IIr81 lalr8 room " ' ( It
1'1111. He hlcnce nt the 1I0 11I1 I.
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.m1nITTT1TT1.rrnnmtTlnnTlTJtllrrnrr tnmmlnmmm 1'1J1111W ;
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: Be Independent ! I
Sf Don't ask anyolle : todowhal you =
Of. would not likc to do yourself. Do : :
B nol put yourself untl't. obligations
Q' ' : to hun by asking him to go on .
: IE your bond. For a rClsonable sum fi8
thc Amcrican Donding Company , : : :
2t : wholl1 we rcprcscnl , wi1l berome 1I
6H ) 'ollr surcty. ' ita
E C HOUSE
, , , Agent
. UrolclI Uo , , ' . Nchrnhlu , .
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1 < .1111 IUUUJlUnn.nll-UIIIUUUlIunuu.J DI
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CrlulSo : ! Scott , No. l7i,03
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J. G. BRENIZER. Breeder of
Pure Scolch nll Scotoh Topped Short \lorn Cat-
110 M ) ' Ii rd ntlmberll 40 oows WI\I \ cnmlart !
I" brc cllnllnd qUIll' ) wllh IIny , .C8t at C'lIlc"lto.
My I1JI' : r1nnce has t'u ht mo tbl1 to I'lvo Ilood
Itt.ctl \ , , " , hreedlu ca't 0 muH ho rnlsed In
this I1It1tude. I eX/lPct 10 rl1lso them
hero IIiU eQual ot 'Uflblug rahud lubt'U. .
ti , I U w b\'u : :5 bull" IiUllllblo lor thl . IDd
III1Xt ) 'ullr' lervaco. My cows "elgh tram 1-100 III
: :000 pouod. . COWl ! anl1luu ! hem.
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H , B MULLINS. . M. 0 ,
If\k. . II Hprr.lallv at CrolVDIond Urldgt ! W" k'
l''C ' ' rcn on bll ! . , . . .
AliII'll' " gunflllll.\ . "
I I\lIl1nd " " . . mo Ia-turu g lIng elepwh'r .
Olllco-In IIrnKO"low \ : llat. . Dauk UulldlDg.
UrokclIllow. N hfllnt'll.
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m ] tn tf3lli mm.l1 lln II
AI. t.1"11 otork In onr Hnt ! done promptly
tlnd In t1r t-'hlnR oreler. 7"'nlJd Sbop ou tbl !
orncr weilL 01 Iho hose hou c. :
GIVI Uti , \ " 'l'I IAr.
Droken Bow. . - - . Nebra.ka :
BANGS STUDIO.
Up-to-date Photographs. ! . ' .
First prize winl1er _ at state association -
sociation 11)03.
REGISTERED O. I C. HOGS.
' 1'wo registered O. 1. C. 1l1al
pigs for sale at a bargain if taken -
en 111 30 days. Old enough for
scrvice. C. ' 1' . WIUGHT ,
28-31 Brolel1 Bow , Neb.
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Leg l Notices. . t
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LEGAl. AUYtiUTISEMti'iTS. : :
All IIdcrlhcmcnts unlh'r thl helld w\l1 \ I
cbnred : tor nl leI'lIl rlllo , vir. : $1.00 lu.r Hqnl :
tnr IIrsI In"lJrtlon , nUll hUc per square tor t8
8ubllequo Ilnllertloli. .
. \ "hqunro" I. . len IIneH or trnctlon thereot.
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CO\lnly Court Oustcr County. Nt braeka.
' 1'0 Iho 1/"Irs / 1II1I1ur1t or KIll ot Rnbert Old
Ul'orllt"d. . .
YOllr II' " b"rcby 1I0tll\011 thut 010 0181111. 110
n"l decl'I\.td. IrRM IlIed hl.1J titfon In liald Cl
R IrI lh t\\ ' 11 W..rlt.nrPIIOI" oth"r 8ulta
IlcrHlI1I IIIUY 1 > 0 lI/Ipolllled , A IlmlnlstrntQr or t& .
I\Ht I or KIIhorl : ; O.IoOU. , tccCII8"d. B ' " mauo \ ,
h" hcell HI ) lur bellriliK tor Jll nary. I'II ) . ut 111 " . . .
10 o''loch. II. III . III tllo Counl. Court HuuUI. III
IIrokcn 1101NclHr.9kfl. . wbl'n 1111 11I1t'rt'ltitl
I'.tll s tullY 1II'IIf'IIr IInll.Io lIeRlll.
n"le,1 tbl ! JUlh tinY ot JJI''cmt' r. 1'1 ' , ) .
27 300 [ BCAI _ ' of. \lurolltounryJudt' : ! .
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1'1 < < 1 'l'0 OHEDITOIH.
IIIunly' ; ' ; " " 1 , .r f 'n-t"r Pnunl ) ! . NnhraHka.
' 1'01"0 crcdlt..r. 111.,1 ltuII80r C..tlll" , t ( lolUrlc < 1
loII , ' . .
\11 rtrl' Ier. , h ) ' 110\.1111.1 , Trot I will 811 tli the
I , tI" , "tlIrt HOIIn. In IIrokenlow. . III saId
( 'nlllJ y. ull the Iblh " I ut , Iunury. Ire ; 011 tbu
161h .1/tV "r ) Inleh , lW ; 111111 ou the 1 lh dBY nC
JUliO I'IO ' each lit 10 o'olllck n. III. or cllcb (10) ' . .
to rcrelUlIll I x mIne 111cllml ag"IUI 8a\l1 \
CH 1110 IIlth II ' ' ' ' II to their 8tiJU llllCllt Bnd II.
lowance Ulillthlll t'.o ( I"lIIlIlU" of 1110 Illdow t Ir
nllowO\nce. IOIll Plo.d "ull " 101Ul1tlo1l1 11'\11 \ bo
hc rd "IJ\I'II ) WIh. lh > 4.I IU 'a , Ill. The tlm. .
1I1II1I.d rr che I'r"'lI\lIloo ' ur , ' 111.11118 Mralo"1 plih !
otlll"Ix \ mouhH rrom thu IMIh lis' at D cern.
b'r. 1'103 'IIJ ' Iho Ilmu IIm:1\1 ! Cor 11I1)IUCnor
dehls h 011Har tl 11m Ralel rI tll.
IInlt. , . . IIccolDhlr IMh. IW3.
! ! 1.3'-1'1 IitAL I ] J. A. An1l0uli. Counly Judge.
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I.l ( L"I , NOT.I 1- : .
' 1'0' 1"1'10f'olo.nr /11111 Mbry ! : ole.nr. IIOII.r"81.
d nt , j 1".1.11'8 , You , 111111 PlOch or you lire hcr .
In 111111111 IlIlIt 011 . III ! ; , QUt cl1\1 at OctoLer l oa.
Oharlo. B. GlbRon , JIII \ III I III 1IIeil bl8 PO Itlau III
Ihu 1II'"lcl Coun 11r t u t r ( : OUUIY , Nebra8ka ,
' lllH ul'j c\ 1I1I'11r.cr , or whIch are 10 r'r.cloBo "
( 'crluIIIIIIOfl ' IJxI'cule,1 by
II' you OIVOrlll1 { thn
glsI hnlr 01 Ill" Notlllle.t qll\'Ier ( ef. ! IIW ) " ! ld . .
tlte En t hllir ot III" : : IIIU hW l'llIltrr r ( p ! ' . .wl )
of StCtlOIi 23 , 'rowlllhl" 11) . H4nllo 21. CU8tIJr
Counly , NI hra Ku , to Sf cllro the payment of "
\lrr \ 1JI1. "ry 11010 tor the Rum ot olle bUlldrell
"lIllJt\ night doUnrI ( I S 00) tloled nn Ihe 51h
tll1Yor I"elm..q' , 169 ; , 'I'u' ' on the I31b II" or
Dc 1l horI 9'J , 1\l1h l"lercstllt 71J1Jr ceut , which
SlIt < 1 IIII'I 'gt1 O was Clily r cord d In Uook 5S ot
Iortl.ges at J1\1ge Mb o ! Ihe records or Cllslor
ConnlV , NChf skll 'l'lwro In due IIpOIl . .aId nolo
alld 1 0rlg't. . : " 10 the "lnlnt.Y Ihl1 eUlIt or T"o
hll/lllff c11111oty 0110 lIollarslod IblrlY six COUls
( S:9I : 31.0) ) Tbu Iln'utlii jJUYS 1I1r.t said rnorl\au \ ! :
IIIIIY ho tlJr'clos d nncl U IIl1reruhe8 olct to sall.
Iy 11.0 . IIm'lunt tUlIlIII 10 be dUt ! . You uru reque.t.
e.1 to ansWer 8ahlI"ttOfl ! on or hetolo .Molldll )
Ibo ht dllY at l < 'ebruary , l'i04.
C. A. HOUINSON.
: :7.30-61 Attorney lor l'Jlllnlllf
Volted Sbtci Llllld OIU.'e t
IIroken Huw.eh . Nov 30. 1'103. f
otlcu 1M hOIl'hv glnll thllt tht ! followtng.nam.
e.1 felller ha. . . JIIo I nlllico . thIs luleullno lu
mllke 1I11111\JuolllI \ RUlI/.Ort of his l' aim. 111111 that
. I t Iroot will bt ! lII ae befolo III ghtcr.alld 11-
COIl''f ut IIrokln lIow. I'l'brll6kll , 011 Jlllluary /
lbID1 vlr. : . JOHN 1\ . \'WOOII at 111011011 r
lIuw. Nehflt kll. tor Ihe 11. E No. 1269 S n\\- . ,
S'ctlon 13. and r nI'l , { Secllon 13 , 'l'own l1lp 17
Norlh , Hllng. . 20 \ \ ut. Jlu nllmc. . . toe' r llowhlg
will C'51'6II ' ' hl8
, l'rovl1 coutlnuoll8 reAldoi Ct ! nl'on
allli colll\ulloll 0' ' Muill JU' 11. , II : : J08e h Loyd ,
"obllleltll..lgncUl. . ChtRIur A. ( he n , Walter
I.n'd , nil ut lItukcu lIow. N'hruka
: :1.0 31-9 JAIHII IlrThUI1An : , Iteghter.
Ur.ltcd ! 'Intes 1.l\n < 1 Office. l
1lroken 1I0w. Nebraska. November . 1003. r
Nnllcu I hNeby gll'cn thaI tbc h'low" K.UIW.
( ' 11 .elller hM filed 1I0tleo ot hiM Inten\lOh to
m ku t\nol \ Noot In UI'porl ot hl8 claIm. aDd
11.1 'HI proot willI II lIIallo hi to e H calalcr aud
fI CIIV"r ill IIr' ken UOIY Neb , on Jauuary 3.
ID04.'jZ 1'unIA" t. AREA. ot IJer"yo. Neb.
t Ir tilt ! lit : . N n.IJOO , Sf , : : Iec\ IOU 3M , 'l' , .nlhl/J
1'1 N. \ ( \lq , 19 W. \Ie \ natJICi tbo' tollowlng
wltnclI e8 to l'ru\'O hi. COlltluUnu8 Julcltnco upon
/lnd cultlV.IIIJII or talll 11\1111 , \11 : : Johu Urown ,
.Iackoll 1I1I1I1c1A. Hlchllrd Uelll8 , A. II. Pracbt.
1111 t Herw'n , ! brll8ka.
2 .211-7 J.nlMUu PAU : Ueileler.
Unltpd StnlCR I. nll Olllcn , t
llrukellloNeb. . . D.ecmbcr21 , 1'11)3. r ,
ollcu 18 herehyI"n tbllt tbe tollnwlng naul
I'd" Itler bu , I"llIol1eo lit hiM .lnl ntllm 10 mda
Ilnall1root In , uIIIort or h\a \ Ctho. . Nn. 2JIII. Iron I
IIiMI > 111,1 proot w II ba
. made b.tore 1'gl.ler tlnl
IIoe..er \ lit Uro I'll UOW' Nebrluka. au J'I1Uarl \
. IIJJI torthe U" ' " 110 . 8pj , { uw" " . ne n' s ,
I1wt".e S Itc'lon : ! 2. ' ! 'owuAhlp Is. 11/ . . 1aul\o Z
W. lit or \ bl61h 1' . \to v 7. ; WILL1..u C.L
t'AUGH. Uroken Unw , Nebrn.kll.
110 nllme. tbo rolowlol , ; wltne8lc to pro" , h !
c0l111nu008 roaldcDco II110n Inll fulllvBlIon
I 1i1"llal1 < 1 , Via : : Georg" 'f.mpler. Oliver S"tc1
It h ! I Swick , Alonzo CSUOD , aU ot Brollon 110
tIl. "ruk" JA)118 WUITIUKAD.
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