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New Cards ant ! folders "
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Good work an T.ow Prices
BANGS STUDIO.
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t \Ve have $3,000 private mone ) '
( , to 1011 on IDlprO\'cd farms at a
low rate of interest.
T.nowIcll & HOUSR.
I am now lucated just north of
. . the Custer National Bank. Come .
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and see me for bargains 111 real
cst ate. Some c1wice acre property -
perty for sale ,
H tf HAS. ANORHSON.
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L. 1 . Keen of I incoln. who
has been out at Dillion , Mont. ,
I visiting a consin whom he had
r not seen for twenty-nine years ,
arrived in the city 'i'uesc1a ) ; from
the west. III : ' made this otl ce a
I social call. .
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i Tuesday , Nov. 22
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\ "A Pair of I\rtists" \ "
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C terie ; " listen to "Mama's
I et , " and the swel't : strains
" uf "A Maiden Sweet" as the
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tom of the n ill. "
14aug'h alld g-ruw fat with the
" : Eat : Be > y" ,
Seats are now on sale.
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D. D. Sims of Arnold , is in the
dt ) ' thi. , weck as juror.
C. 1" . Chri"ty of HOl\lll1 \ Yalle ) ' ,
was a l' t ) ' \ ' sitor Iollda ) ' .
Dr. J. ] Ilol'row of M rna ,
\Va ! ' a dty visitor Jonday.
nbtl' ct court convened Mon-
11ay with Judge Hostetler on the
h n h.
Alvin Daily of Milburn , is
holding own a ! 'eat in the jury
hex this week.
Otis li'es e1Hlon has old his
re : aurant on north i < le of the
public square to Guy Hastings.
Clint Cannon has uought Sid-
wellg intcrest in their restaurant.
Mr. Cannon is now sole owner.
' 1' . B. Hussell of Anselmo , was
1) ci t.r.jsitor I"riday. 'l'his of-
fiol acknowl < llges a friendlycal1. :
'l'he total vote cast in Custer
county at the recent clection was
4,55 ( " which was 357 more votes
than were cast last year.
'rIlls ofi ce acknowled es a
friendly call from J. S. Snl1th of
Callaway 1\1onday , who is in the
city attending court as juror.
Cards are out announcing thl. :
cl.lebration of thc Golden \Vedd-
ing of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Purcell ,
Nov. 18 , at the Opera House. -
B. 1" " . Wriggle of Callaway ,
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eame o\'cr 1\1on ay to atteud
court as jUl'Or. 'l'he IU'UDJ.ICAN II
'Ofl ce acknowledges a friendly
call.
call.F't'e
F't'e llaisch is now a registered
pharmacist. He passed examination -
ation at I incoln last week uefore
the state uoard and was granted
his certificate.
1\Iiss Ii11ie lI nne of the Broken -
ken Bow Schools , i reported
quitc sick , th ( result of blood
poising. Her many friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
W. S. Amshcrry and wife arrived -
rived ill thc city Friday Ulorn11lg
from Sheridan , on their way to
St. Louis. They resumed their
journey from here Monday morn-
ing.
1\1. Kelsey , who has been \ ' sit-
ing with his son ill Wyoming ,
since July returned home in time
to vote for Hooscvelt. He will
leave in a few da's for Manley ,
Nebraska , to visit his daughter ,
Mrs. li'red Coon.
Both She'rman and Howard
counties , which have been returning -
turning populist majorities for
the past fourteen or more years ,
gave republican majorities not I
only for President Roosevelt but !
for Gov. Mickey , the legislature
and county ticket.
Brnest 'l'hompson , who l ft
here for Idaho a ye.lr or more
ago , is back to Bruken Bow with
the view of locating permanently.
His wife accompanied her mother ,
Mrg. C. U. Hichardson , home
somc two weeks ago and Mr.
'rhompson arrived th first of the
week. It is rultlored that he is
to be deputy sheri IT.
J. 1 . Holcomh and family left
'l'uesday on 42 for Oklahoma ,
when they g-o with the intention
locating permanently. Mr. lIol-
comu thinls a milder climate
will he heneficial to his health.
Mr. Holcomb is one of Custer
connty's mOSl highly respecte
citizens add we regret to see him
lea\'c. ' [ 'he best wishes of the
fI\PUIHICAN go with him.
1\1. Harris , who was arrested
last week Qn. tIe charge of selling -
ing- liquor in vlolatio of law in
this county , secured a continua
ance of lIis case until ufter the
regular term of the district court
which is now in session. lIe is
out on a $500 bond and several
cases of his wet goods , which
were captured at t..e . . < < epot is in
the hands of the sheriff awaiting
the orders of the court.
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'lleliry D. Baldwin , Supt. City
Wat r Works , Shullsburg , Wis. !
writcH : "I have tried matn
kinds of liuiment , but I ha\'e ue\ : .
er received 1I1uch benefit until ]
used Ballal'll's Snow T4inimen1
for rheumatism and pains. ]
think it the best liniment or.
earth. " 25c , 50c , $1.00 , Sold b )
Ed. McComas , Brok n Bow ant
f. I Merna. '
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Jasper 'Vallace 01Nest Union ,
was in the cit ) to ay.
B. C. Empfield oC Anselmo ,
was a cit ) ' visitor 'fl1esday.
Ii' . D. Milts of Westen'il1e , was
in the cit ) , on business 'l'uesdny.
Frank Cozad of New Helena ,
was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
Vice-President li'airbanls vis-
itcd the World's Fair lt St.
Canis yesterday.
L. 'V. Amsberry , who spent
last week at home , returned to
incoln Monday.
G. A. Betts of Berwyn , was
among the welcome caller5 at
this o ice 'l'uesday.
'l'nrkev for 'l'hanksgiving are
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reported- scarce , and the p1' ces
ar liable to be high.
A destructive snow , sleet and
rain st rm , swept over the New
ug-land states Sunday.
President Hooscvelt has accepted -
ed the i1l\itation to visit St.
Louis the 2Mh aud 27 of Novem-
ber.
Con Fleshman of Merna , came
down Monday to attend court as
juror. lIe kindly remembered
this oflice. with a call.
S. n. l eed , a staunch friend
of the Hm > unr.IcAN , was in the
city 'l'uesday. He remembered
this otlice with a welcome call.
13. W. T.ow of T40di , came
over Monda ) ' to attend court. .
lIe is one of the jurors. Mrs.
I.owe came over with him. I
C. Bonde of Ehm township ,
was a frien ly caller at this office -
fice Monday. He is in the city
this week attending court : lH
juror.
'l'he exceedingly fine weather
we are having for this season of
the year are causing some to enquire - I
quire if we are to have two Indian -
dian summers Ul s fall.
Hon. A. H. Copsey , republican
candidate elect , for the Fifty-
sixth representative (1 strict _ , was
: l city visitor 'ruesday looking up
the returns. He has a majori tv -
of over 200 in the district.
'l'omVright of the Ansley
Chronicle is in the city to-da ' as
witness in the case of the State
\'s. Dick Mil1er. 'fhe case was
appealed from the justice court
of Ansley , where he was found
guilty of violating the Slocum
14iquor Law. As we go to press
the case is being tried by a jurJ' .
'l'he Beautiful Opereretta ,
" 'J'hree Bears and Golden Hair , "
will be given by the children of
the High School , 'Vednesda ) ' ,
December 1st. Beautiful costumes -
tumes and music. 'J'his wi11 be
the finest entertainment ever
given in the cit ) ' and 111USt be
seen by all. I cme1l1ber the da te ,
Wednesnay , December 1st.
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Wednesday , Nov. 16 , at the M.
g. parsonage of this city , McKee I
P. Empfield and Miss Rose E.
Bass , both of Anselmo , Rev.
Allen Chamberlain , officiating.
Both the bride and groom have
practically growu up in the
connt v and are highly respected
citizci1s and enjo ) ' the esteem of
a large circle of fril.l111 , who
jom with the l Hl'UI\JICAN \ in extending -
tending congratnlations
A Talk on Togs.
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corteous treatment is extended
them and \Yher the plain truth
is told them. Our increasiug
buine ! s shows that it pays to
deal fairly au hou'sUy with
Custer County people. " 'J'm
CmCKHNR OIl DHCJWl'lON NHVHH
l AIr. ' 1'0 HOQR'l' IN 'run m MlmY 011
ItAIr.UHH " "Br.UN'l' 'I'Hu'ru ,
UON1\S'1' \ VM.UIt , AND BHS'I' PHICJtS
IS OllH GUIDING wrAH. " Bc you
availing ) 'oursetf of our to cent
premium oUer , or getting au } '
, free meals as your neighhor is ?
I Bring your wife an children to
, our store. 'I'hl" more there i in
your famil y the more moue } ' yon
can sa\'e on your winter togs.
\Vn AltlI.OADRI > ON WIN'l'JtH
DRY GOUl > S. lHANKwrs , 0\1\1- \
I Sl101 S , UNDltHWHAH , H'rc. Give us
r a trial and prove our statements.
The Regulator ,
North Side. Broken B , : " , Neb.
, V. J. Windnagle is holding I
down a scat in the jury hQx this
week.
Arthur Dean aud his mother of
West Uniou , were in the cit ) '
Mouday.
D. A. VanSant of Ausle ) ' , is
in the citr this week scn'ing thc
count ) ' as juror in the district
court. ,
, J. , T. Douglas of Callaway , was
a I cit ) , visitor yesterday : lIe
remembered this otl ce with a
friendly call.
tAttorneys R. B. Brega and A.
Moore of Callawa ) ' , were in the
city this week looking after their
clients interest in court.
Corn huskers are in great de-
mand. li'armers are paying- from
three to four cents a bushel , but
can not get enough hands.
Jcrome White has bought the
W. II. Osborne Jr. propert \ . in
the south-west part of the city.
'l'he deal was made through
Lcdwich & House.
Judge Wall of r ot.tp Cit ) ' , is in
the city this week attendiug
court. 'l'hc J 1\llge \ was reelected -
ed to the state senate from hi ! : ;
district by an increascd majority I
over two ) 'cars ago.
At a meeting of the republican
state central committee yesterday -
day the ooks werc chec1ell up
aud approved. A resolution was
passed en dorsi n g t hc com m i ltee 's
work. It was shown that the
campaigu was cOluluctccl without
receiving a cent from thc national -
al committee. An indehtedness
of adont * 2,000 stilt stan s
against the cOlllmittc hut it is
thought thl're are cnoug-h tocal
plec1ges unpaid to nu > et it.
A I'h'lIltlll'ltl lc'I't1 , , ! ; ' .
At the anunallllt't'tiuf of the
Custer Count ) ' Ag'ricuHural
Society 'l'uesda ) ' the following
otl cers werc clected : r . H.
Jewett , President ; U. M. Sul1i-
vau , Vice-presideut ; g. H. Pur-
cel , 1-c tar'i and Alpha Morgan -
gan , 'l're ! mrer. J. O. 'l'aylor.
G. R. Russom and S. K. Haines
were re-elected as memhers of the
board of managers.
A. Itl1ll' or A'tltll. !
"A Pair of Artists" will bc the
next production of the Custer
Dramatic Stock Co. , which oc-
cures 'l'uesday , Nov. 22 , at the
Opet'a House. 'l'his is a musical
comedy , with plcnt ) ' of laughs ,
all the way through. Among
the features are " 'l'be Masque
Ball , " with augumented chorus.
"A Popping in the Atmosphere , "
" 'l'he Whiskers on the li'ace 0 f
Mama's Pet , " and " 'l'he Burden
that was left at the Bottom of
the Hilt. " 'fhe ! > ame old company -
any generative in a new clime.
Come and have a good laugh
with us. Seats now on sale.
Uuellu't Rt8pect Old " 'Ke.
It's shameful whenyouth faih
to show properrespect for old
age , but just the contrarj' in the
casc of Dr. King's New T.ife
Pi11s. 'l'hey cut 01T maladics no
matter how se\'ere and irrespective -
tive of old age. Dyspepsia ,
Jaundice , Fevet' , Constipation all
yield to this perfect Pill. 25l' ,
at 14ec Bros. , Drug Store.
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hibitioll in onl' st Ol'O window on the North Side. i
! . 1 t is a sight ever to be remembered. l.'hQ Special :
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I TuesdaY7 November 22 , 1904. ' , j
: Do Not Miss This Great Event. , :
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\ .d \Yo will snvo yon 2r > [ Wl' ( 'ont on .LnmI1s.
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A union 'l'hanksgiving scrvicc
will e hcld in thc Bapti t
dmrch on 'l'hanlmgiving' day at
10:30. : Hcv. Allcn Chamberlain ,
past l' of the M. 1 . church , will
preach the scrlUon. All arc cordially -
dially in\'ited.
UR'rICI.I.n.
Sa my Waddington is impro\-
iug slowl ' , and ig in a fait' wuy
to rccovcry.
Sine 011l last thc children at
Mr. Hill's ha\'c hecn wor e and
the CJuarintinc i still on.
P. C. ] mhree , wifc and Miss
Swell on drovc to the Bow on
Saturday last , returning in the
evening.
li'rank Michel is moving to
Dalc Valley , and will for the prc-
! > ent stop with hig hrother ,
Henry. li'rank is a good citizcn
and we arc sorry to see him lea ve.
MIs ! > Swcnson and school will
gIve an cntertainment on 'I'hanks-
g-iving evening at the school
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house. All of the patrons amI
friends are invitell to be present.
Fred Andcrson met with an
acci ent a few clays g lICCvhi h
will cause him to sta ' out of thl'
l OI'n lic1c1 fot' ! > umc tunc , haviug
tOI'l1 thc muscls of his arm loose
in handlillg a hog. :
After a few days of chj\ ) ) ,
wcathcr fur the hoys who dielnit
get cnough vote ! ; , thc weather ig
all that anyone coul ask for.
and ever ) ' ) I1 ( ' is t Jdl g ad\IlIt-- : : :
age tu g t olll'corn.
1\1. .T. Bcals allll IIrothers , J. A. '
'uIII B. W. Killlenhargcr were
I callcd to Iowa on last Wl dn s' "
, . day , to he prc'cnt ! at the fun r : l
. of a brothcr-in-Iaw , Isaac' Br Ji-
ford. 1\11' . 13rinford had hecn ill
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for some time.
li'rank Ackerman of Magon' ;
has been visiting relativcs for
some days , aud to-day hought
the farm of ] ! . D. Beales and will
movc b ck in the spring. W l !
do not k ow what J 1l will debut
but think hc will not move awny.
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r , , . ' Bugg-ies at thc right price. l all , \ ;
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