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. ES'l'ABLISHED 1882. 'l'H Ol PlelAt PAPER OF CUS'l'EI COUN'l'Y. LARGl S'l' CIRCULA''ION OIi' ANY IN ' ' ' ' .
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block land. Enquire of Con-
cannon at Peale-Sbeppard Co. 's
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O. J. Russell of An..ley return.
ed to his home ou 44. I
George Palmer w" , , , aU Omaba
passcnger Mouday , 011 42.
N. E. Armstrong and wife wcnt
to Scotts muo' , 1'ueselay. ,
Earl McIntyre of l\nsley was
an east boul1d passcnger Tuc3da ) ' .
Jiw Peale went. to Omaha
Wedncsday to purchasL' sOllie I
marc gOO . i
Geo. Sims of New Helcua , was
in atten ance at the telephone
meeting , 'l'uesday.
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John H. Cross of Anslev rcpre- i
sented his locality at Uie telc- I
phonlt meeting Tuesday.
Miss Smi th of Ansle ) ' who has ,
been , teaching in the San IIi 11 s
returned to her hOUle 'Wednesday.
HeS. . C. Cad weU of Lodi , is
visitiug in' thc'\'icinitr , with his .
nephews. G. R ancI Wi11is Cncl.
well.
! \ rs. McLeghtou of Omaha
who spol in tbe M. E. church
S.1mday returned to her home
Wednes ay.
Mrs. J. B. Case : of Sterling' , who
had been yisiting with her sister
Mrs. J. M. Carlin for some time
returned h me Tuesday.
John Reinhard of McKinley
and Wm. Warren of Triumph
represented the South 'West at
t.he telephone meetingTuesday. .
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Drs. Bartholemcw and Christensen - I
tenson are mO\'ing their office in ,
the Realty Block , south side of
the square , today where their
patrons are requested to cal1 ,
Lieut. Laughlin and Col. Dag-
get inspected Co. M. at this place
Tuesday. Lieut Laughlin made
the inspection in the afternoon ,
for tbe state , und Col. Daggett
made the inspection for the government -
ernment in tIw'ening. .
H. F. Eddy , J. S. Francis , Kay
AtJdnso , Geo. Sin1s , Alvin Daily
and Joe Fenimore were among
the members who represented the
Milburn and Anselmo Co.opera.
t \e Telephone company , a t the
telephone meeting- tbi'l city.
Tuesday.
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. . if > other g09d eq ally as lo v in .price ,
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f'f # Sure Edge drop planters , endgate seed-
; . J ; ers , walking' and riding plow , gang
-ti ( : rr10ws and two-row Swede cultrvntors.
f.t ! " . rhis ear the 'Swede is improved , . Sep'
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\ 'tV e have the larg'cst assortment uf all
. T\ t kinds of harness this spring we t ve ) '
r had. Prices are right. It will be off
I \ t I no use to give prices here as quality
'J regulates prices. Come and see for
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wrong. Don't forget our complete
j. line of shelf hardware , cutlery and
guns , and above all don't forget that
.i ; we are selling t le ral1e.able Steel
Range and the QUIck : Meal. N one so
r1f ' " . good. Our buggies alwsys giye satis-
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motto : Undersell , quality considered.
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trip to York Tuesday. '
I Miss Hattie Menary of7'eis rt
was a passenger for York Tue l-
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Gu r Hickmau of Leo Okla-
hom'a was a passcng'r for Berwyn
MondaJ' .
II. E. Zimmertuau of Ansley
wns a social caller at thiR office
Saturday.
U. M. Miller of Anselmo was
a city visitor the lirst of the week.
I He returned Tucsday.
C. \ V.Villis returtlell fl'om St.
LQuis Mondav uight where he
had been on businesg.
H. Garnish who ha eeu hcre
ou a short visit returned to Spole-
aueV ashiugton Tuesday.
Royal Betts came up from Ansley
Saturday night and remait1cd O\'cr
Sunday visitmg his parentB. ,
Miss Liz e rodd of Arcadia
wcut to Ravcuua J'escrda ) ' to
speud a few clays with friencJ .
Mrs. Jacob Barcus of Dry Val.
ley , went to St. Joseph , hospitnl
! \londay for me ical treatmcnt.
Jacob Cover of Mason City , iu
company witb 1\11' . Sharpe , were
social callers at th1s office , Mon-
day.
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L. S. Elup1 eld of McKinle ) ' ,
was a city visitor'l'uesday. The
RnpUDI.ICAN office acknowledges
a friendly call ,
J. S. Francis , the Nasby , at
Merna : , was in the city Tuesday ,
att nding the cmnty , ; co.operative
telephone meeting.
Mrs.V. . P. Rogers of this city
left for Bloomfield Ill.V ed'nnes-
day to see her father 'Wininm
Seretto who is very sick
Mrs. P. J. Lempelton of Lincoln -
coln , who has been visiting with
Miss Hill , teacber on the north
side , lef for home Monday.
W. A. Anderson , publisher of
the Mason City Star was a city
\'isitor Saturday and Sunday.
His sister accompallled him. .
Mrs. Simmons of Mason City
who bad been \'isiting in tbe city
several days with Mrs F. M.
Rublcc , returced home Monday.
F. A. Amsberry of fason City
came up Monday and remained
o\'er until Wednesday looking
after his interests in the telephone
business.
Lawrence Hollandsworth of .
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Brownlee , came own Sunday , to
spend a few days visiting with
friends and to be at the inspection
of Co. M. ' 1'uesday.
J. W. Resch of 'l'oledo Ohio
who bas been visiting with his
sister Mrs. Schoefer of this city
took the train 'Veclnesdny for
Missouri Valley Iowa.
'l'he Rnl'UllI.ICAN acIcnowledg-
ed a friend I ) ; cal1 yesterday from
Wm. 'Varren and 11.Veaver of
Calla. ' . 'l'hey were in the city
atten ig thc telephone meeting
'rucsllay.
C. G. Emptield who reccntly
bought the Wood's furniture
store has moved his family to the
city. 'rltey for the present are
located ill the T.es1iI' building
north sid ( ' .
'l'he exccuti\'c coml1liUe of the
County Suu ay Slhoul association -
tion held session in this city last
Saturday night and Iledded to
hold tbe Count ) ' Sunday School
convention on the 29th and Oth.
of Ma ) ' .
Den RUII'OIl f Oconto Jett over
the B. & : M. 'L'uesday for Spokane -
ane Washington. He 'wap detained -
tained here three days waiting
to bave his stock inspccted be.
fore shipment. Mr. Runyan got
permission to load and ship to
Billings for inspection.
J G. Awsberry-went to ( Jruaha
tbe first of last week for Medical
examination , rdurning Thursday
night The doctors there could
give him no encouragement.
'rhey statcd they could not help
him and that he could not live
more than a few days or three .
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weeks at the most.
Frank Draper proprietor of tbe
Cottage hotel , at Oconto , .was
doing bus1l1ess in the city yester-
day. He informs us that he has
fixer ] up a cattle correl1 and fee
racle. . . ill connection with his
busincss , so he can take : carc fat
cattle that partie want to ship I
to marlcet. He furnishes water ,
hay and carrell for ten cents a' '
head for 4 hours , I
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G. B. Wheton was an Allselmo
passenger Tuesda ) ' .
H. Smith oC An9lt ) . was in the
city Wednesday on business.
O. J. Pursell of Ausley was a
business caller at tbig office . \'cs.
terday.
Deputy , Sheriff McCorllliclc
made a busincgs trip to Almley .
Monday.
Mrs. 14. . Shoup , west of tll
cit" i seriously ill with hlooll
p015cnlUg.
H. H. Hiatt
of Sargcnt , Wll a
cit ) , visitor 'l'ucsday. 'l'h j ! ; om n'
aclcnowledge\ ! catl.
J. H. H. Cross of Anslc ) ' ] Jellt
sc\'eral da's iu this city la t week ,
returning homc 11'rila ) ' .
'l'he Indian Missions progl'iI III
at the Baptist church , SlIl\Iluy \ .
night , .drew a large crowl.
has. Austin 01 Bradford Ills.
who has been ' ' , .
visiting' the ( 'n\
woods I'ct 1Irncd hOIl1 ( , 'l'ucsd a ) ' .
W illur Gomage of Westel'\'illc ,
who hag beet ! attcnding the busi-
nesg colleg-c retllrncd hOllle 'J'UCR'
day.
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A. J. 1-4uVC of Nclei h , who
has been htrc looking' over the
country -left thi ! : lI10rnillg for
home.
Mrs. Gl'aci ( UOUI' of Auslcy
who had been \'isiting' relatives
at Callaway returnee1 home from
here Monda ) ' on 44.
J. E. Ca\'enee of Gcorg'etuwu ,
was a representative from his .
localit.r at tbe co.operative telephone -
phone meeting , Tuesday.
L.V. . Amsberr ) ' camc up from
Lincoln Monday night to attend
the Military inspection of Company -
pany M. hcld here : 'rnesday.
' \Tw. Frey IIf DcQueeu Arkansas -
kansas arr'ed iu thc city 'rues-
day morning to spend a few days
looking after hir. b1.\sinesu interests -
ests here.
L. H. SoddunJ of Kearu : Y ,
who recently sold hiu hardware
store at 'that place was in the city
last week with a view of putting
in a store at this place.
George and J. L. Russom who
have been visiting their parents :
at Custer Center for the past two
weeks returned to York , Mon ay
where the ) ' are attending- U.
B. College.
Con Fleshman of Merna , was
among the large number of farmers -
ers in the city , to attend the lectures -
tures on the seed corn special.
He kindly remembered this office
with a call.
Fred Skilmau came up from
Lomax Saturday to attend the
meeting of the executive com-
mittec of the County Sunday
School association of which he
is a mcmber.
' 1'he latest ncws from l ussia is
that she will ( ll1ter into peace
negotiations only on the terms
that she will pay no indemlllt ) '
nor ) 'eil an ) ' terri tor ) ' . If she
maintains that position the war
will go on.
Mrs. Emily l eedc of DesMoiuc
Iowa , will lecture at theI. . E.
ch rch on Monday evening'April
3r , for the benefit of the PrcBby-
terian church. Subject : Bicycle
trip through Wales , Englan aud
Scotland. Admission 25 an 15c.
V. J. Vose cf Gates , wag"a city
visitor ! \Jondny. He made this
officc a social call ill company
with Mr. Davis of the eastern
part of the state. who had bten
visiting him. Mr. Davin lms a
Houring mill at Unadel1a. Nebr.
The anti saloon \'ote should he
increased thi3 year over any pre-
ceeding election. As years of experience -
perience 1'0) ) ) on we see increased
benefits witbout saloons and the
vote against the license trafic
should in a corresponding degrel
increase. Agitate the question ,
talk with your next door neighbor -
bor that he may not forget to
vote on the issue next Tuesday
Miss Grace M , Griffith has sold
her panatorium to Miss Mary
Bel ers who will take charge of
the same next Monday. Miss
Griffith is undecided as to where
she will eventually locate , but
for the present witl take a'aca -
tion and visit among rela ti'c < ;
an friends in differcnt p'artg of
the connt ) ' . She has bUIlt up a
splcndid trade by doing excellcnt
work and the public will hope
I that her succcssor lUa ) ' have the
, same success that has atten f > d
the efforts of MissGriffith.
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stjll ill business at the old stand and
l' nd r to sell ; you uuything' in the farm
implement line for less money than you
CUll buy for Hllywhcrc in the county. . If
I CElll't 1 dOll't ' wnnt : yom' business. . . 4
: l4 lG1isl' H.nJ'l'OWH. . . . . . . . . . . . $25:00
, I :3 : SectIoll llnrrow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.00
l.-incl ) Gang' Plow. . . . . . . . . . : . 57.00
j tG-inch Sulky Plow. . . . . . . . . . . . 35.00
t6 illChVnlldng Plow. . . . . . . . . 14.0q
Riding Lister , 2-whee ] . . . . ! . . . . ' 35.00
Riding Lister , .i-w lH el. . . . . . . . . 35.00
\Yith , ether goods at equnlJy.low , prices
Alfalfa Seed , Custer Gount ) ' ( ; 1'OWI1 , for' ' Salt )
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Wanted'rcn men in each
state to travcl , tack signB and
istribute gamples and circulars
of our goods. Salary $75.00 per
month. 'l'hrce dollars per day ,
for expense. . . . Kuhlman Co. ,
Del't. W. . AtlaB Building , Chicago -
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While cleaning' hom. is in full
blast , remember Ollr le 011 carpets -
pets , rugs and lace curtains is iu
fun blast. PltAI.JtSrmpl'ARD Co.
li"olt SAlH--A gout1 farm ad.
joining Brolten Bow. Price $5-
000. gnquire at th R office.
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