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D. M AMSD RRY , - PulJ1iuber
CUAS. K. UASSRTT , - - Editor
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Thursday , Nov. 21 , 1907.
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There is a disposition 'to have
tbe womcn va } ' more attention to
cooking &nd household dutics
and 1\:55 Gfforts to earn a living
in comprtition with men. Tb
W01. t trIuule is UMbous'hold
work is re rded ag l' 1l1t"uittl
. duty and many wom'n hun it
more for that reason than bc-
causc of a dislike for it. 'If there
was a more. general rec gnition
of the importanc. . of the work-
r. and n greater apprcciation of its
-possi bl ! it I.'s-t htrc would be more
jA women en'1envnring to master1the
mysteries of h ( ) m e mllldng.
Women llhturally prefer to be the
, quel1 ! of their homes to the hlts-
I I tie and unplel1san tntss of arning
; I , their liV1l1g by 'long hours of
I lahorin uncongenial { , utploJlnent.
! , If thc.v wuulIl ( mploy. thcns'lves !
'I ' j. as slrenuou ly to hec. mlng ex-
I ! perts in home m'\king as they
I : do at learning stenography , bookkeeping -
i " keeping , and dr ssmakit1g they
[ I would et better results. Both
I r ; th y and their .men folks would
i be less dyspeptic.
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f i If the doctors were consisten1
? about their ethical ideas the )
should insist on newgpapers omit.
n tinlf the "Dr. " W. en publishin
! W their na.m s , 'I'h.\l's a form 0 :
! I advertising. The objection 0
i J ( physicians to uuethi al adverLis
I . . ! ing { s one hf the stancling piecel
( t of huinur of the medical profes' '
} "j sion. The doctors pretend te
! 1 wisclom and vr gres" but. pre
r serve their met1l1 val and rielicu
' 10us opposition to lcgitimale ad
I vertismg. Etbics-witb m 0 s
, doctors-means opposition to ad
' ! ertising. that requires th ir bav
h'l IT ) lng to. dIvorce 'tLJemielves fror.
t , . any of thdr.mawmo . = h _ fees.
t. . Ii A r porL of the causualties i1
1 railroad pccidents { rom June 3C
. i I 1906 , to June 30 , 1907 , has beel
' } I published and shows tbe numbe
. : \ ' ! of injured during thp twelv
} ct1 months to bave been 76,286. Th
1" incr ase in the number of killel
over the prcceding twelvc montb
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do not include people struck 0
"It t crossiugs or on the ngbt-of-waj
, This shows why the accidcn
1 ' i insurance compLnies do a goo
\I \ business and gives an insight it
h to the prosperity of the un del
i M takers.
H There should be no permanet
i t reaction to busine5s as a result c
itJ the financial flurry. The countJ
' was never more prosperous in
'tn material things and confielenc .
i bas not received the rude jol
Hi tbat it experienced in some forti
Hi er financial disturbances.
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A man 10 a. down town rest au
I' . ant the other day hollered h
It' ' bead off because the waiter taxc
1\ \ : I bim a nickel for a quarter of
pic and said that he was fro
iij \ Callaway and must hr..ve tl
, n whole chunk for 5c. The wait
.m ex.used him.
I Not satisfied wit-b- her unfe
I tunate experience wit h 0 n
Frenchman , Anna Gould is I
II 11 ( ported to ha. ve marritd another.
. \ this time a Prince instead of
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t count.
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it Some people are kicking 1
cause the words , "In God
j Trust" are omitted from tbe nE
coinage-and others are wondE
ing why they were ever p
there.
. The trouble of these men w
die from diseases contracted wi
cou"tingmoney is that the
heirs usually kick because t
mon y ueongs ) to someone else.
Some of his fricnds in5\st t1
the cckttil is no worse { or Fa
banl , tban the silver fizz :
Bryan.
If the price of meat was red
ed as is predicted there should
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li\.r tn.t 'y ct..utUric9 the bc ' I
mlnels have t rccd-at timel I
lOtervals-that bettcr mor Is ar
J1otlJruuJht about by legislation
M ( nand WOlUl'n jrow beth'f
lhrough wielcnillg influcncjs fu.
decency. 'rhey un not to bl
whIpped nor yolwd into improved
ways of living' , J very law thal
assumes to drive normal buman
beings IUtO the ways of anothcr
man's conception of righteousness -
ness is but an invitation to battle
-a defiance of fixed , unaltt'ra tlle
tradition. The R PUDLICAN he-
lieves in the law and that la ws
once on the statutc books should
b uforccc1 ; hut it p1cads .for
t.'r la vi ! : ; fllr saner laws Dnd
fur a closer regard for the nature
ally advancing tcndencics of all
right.mindcd peoplc. It ( locs
not believe tbat men should be
made to fall into the ways of
other men without consent and
carefully graduated training ,
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Some people arc astonished
tbat babies don't swear with the
first words they utter-considcr-
ing the kind of jargon parents
talk to them and the appearance
of some of the faces th\ : poor kids
have to kiss. .
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There has always been a lot of
talk aboul color-blindness. Now
someone has startcd a .new kind
of defecti ve vision and refers to
it as crime-blindness.
It would be better for the republican -
publican party baq it fewer
available presidential candidates
and far bettcr' for tbe democratic
party if It had more 'than one.
It having b -c1eclded' by the
suprl'me court of Mississippi that
"Go to hades" is not profane
langua'ge , why should anybodJ
now car to sa.v it ?
Is Bryan a candIdate for presi.
dent ? You knew it al1 the time ,
: So did he. but it was so suddcr
he could not find words enoug\
to say "yes" . . .
There are some peoplc who in
sist that Root 5hould sprout ;
presidential movement.
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Thinltsgiving Proclamation.
GQvcrnor dheldon in his pro
s clamation , designating Thur
day , Novemb r , 28 , 1907 , as ;
J day" of 'rh.\nksgivi"g said
_ among otber things , the follow
ing :
_ " ' 1'his , bas'been a busy and fruii
ful year. Our granaries and ou
_ storehouses are filled witb th
_ products of our farm .and ou
[ J factories , Our pastures and ou
fecdlots contain cattlc , hogs an
sbeep without number. Ou
ommerical and businC'ss institl :
tions arc solvent. Our. peopl
realizing that they must go u
or down togeti1er , havc full conf
dence in each other's honest
and integrity. The industriou
and frugal for a decade have bee
well rewarded for tbeir label
This has enabled tbeta to provid
:5 their families with the comfor1
n and build beautiful homes in Ol
r. cities and througbout the countr'
" ( i'or all things that have pr ;
meted our peace , prosperity at ]
happiness ; it is filting that thanl
should be rendered unto Hi
whose invisible hand controls 01
it destiny.
) f "No business will be transac
y ed on that day in any depatme :
of tbe state.
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'c hThe people of this state a
ts earnestly urged to refrain fro
n- unnecessary labor on that d ,
and to assemble in their hem
and in public places of worsh
. to render thanks unto the Su
reme Ruler of the Universe f
J the blessings we have receiveo
a state and nation , and to i :
a plorc Him to give U9 inspirati
m and wisdom to do nobly the wo
le that lies before us. 'Let us COI
er before His presence with than1
' ' the Lord is
giving'-'For got
his mercy is everlasting ; and 1
Ir- truth endureth to aU genel
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_ Marriage Licenses Issued.
a Ray B , Harley , Berwyn. . . . .
{ Mary P nisto , tierwyn. . . . .
Arthur Bruce , B. B. . . . . . . . .
- { Laura Smith , B. B. . . . . . . . .
. Ernie G. Gray , Thedfore. . . .
: r- { Elsi Ernst , Thedford. . . . . .
t J Dennis Meehan , Brownlee. . .
1 Ida Shores , Comstock . . . . . '
Jesse E , Keyser , Miller. . . . .
ho { Lola DavIs Princeton , Mo. . ,
ti j A. R Seward , St. Paul. . . .
be 1 Maud Dreyfus , St. Paul. . . .
j R , A. Pattelson , Or.onto. . .
l Ethel M. May04 Oconto. . . .
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.ir- Sched..l. of BrokeD Dow Mall. .
for Scbeduleof arrhal and dellUnure of . 11
from l1roken Dow POlt ollice
Pouche. for f.a.t clou a. follow. :
Train No. 40 , 8 a mt No. 4Z.1:0J p ml Kc
441.7:30 P. m.
uc'oucbe. . for weat clo. . a. followlI
Train No. 43 , 7.30 P. m.1 No. 41 , 7130 a. 111.
b e gmc. bourl. 1 a. III.0 1f3O 1) , III.
ice open Bund.a ) . from 9:80 to 10:80 : a. 1
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When the
Hair Falls
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Then It's time to act ! No time
to study , to read , to experiment -
ment I You want to save your
hair , and save It quickly , tool
So make up your mind this
very minute that if your hair
ever comes out you will use
A yer's Hair Vleor. : It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays in. It cannoE db anything -
thing else. It's nature's woy.
'rho best kind of a tootimoDfl\l-
to Bold for ever slxty :
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AM.d. ' SARSAPARILLA.
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lJIV " K I CUERRY PECTORAL.
New Lines Drawn
for County Division
A Small Bunch of Agitators Assembled
in Merna Last Saturday and
Drew New . Division Lines
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ONLY SEVEN TOWNSHIPS RESPOND I
Enthusiasm Which Leaders Supposed
Would Be Aroused Failed to
Put in Its Appearance
A call bavtng been is.ued for a
meeting to be held at Merna last
, Saturday for the purpose oj
drawing and agreeing upon ne.\\
hnes for dividmg' th\ . county jU1
twenty-two citizens were prcScI11
. and responded as repres"'ntative
when the name of townshIps wa
called-only seven townships , rc.
prt'sented as follows :
Kllfuit , 5 ; Ddigbt , ( Callaway )
7 ; Sargent , 3 ; Ansley , 2 ; Alger.
non , 2 ; Tri'umph , 1 ; Elim , I
Brant , 1.
When it was discovered tha' '
only this little bunch were pres' '
ent to undo a great county 1i1cc
Custer , it was evidcnt the rea
, - estate dealers and town lot own
1 ers in prospective count\ ' sea
, towns 'n th proposed new coun
r. ties were very much disgrunllec
but they hal their chegrin a !
much as possible andproceede (
to t.ct for fivc thousand voters il
Custar counyt.
ir Just think of the nerve dis
r played.
d ' fellows fix
'twenty-two up ;
Ir dose which they would cran
I- down th ( ' throats of five thousand
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sand voters.
After It was found who werl
presevt and wherefrom , as statci
above , a committee on creden
tials was appointed to draw nc\
lines upon which to divide th
county , part -of the committe
being Richard E. Brega , H. H
Hyatt , John Davis and Marsha'
Eddy.
During the twentv minutes th
committec were o t cxt'rci5in
their brains ( ? ) in an dIoft t
make good for tbe town lot OWl
ers in Sargent , Ansley and Ca
I a way-especially for R. : E
Brega-the other representativt
: congregated in twos an.d threE
nt and dis"cussed as to what kind (
a wild animal the county wou !
, re look like with tbe new lint
1m drawn through it , and when , th (
I1Y reportcd and prcs nted a map f4
s inspcction it certainly proved
lP ventahle "What Is Itb"
Ip- It is as rank gerrymander1t
or in an effort to get votes as w ,
as ever pepetrated.
The Jines drawn at the Mer !
on meeting for the proposcd ne
rk counties l1re somewhat simil
ne to those shown by a map puS
{ S'lished ' in the RSPUDLICAN , exce
) d ; that by making scveral hoe
1is and crooks Broken Bow is takl
ra- into the northwest quarter a :
the southeart quarter is nam
Monroe.
25 Coal Docks to be Built Here.
,21 It is given out authoritativE :
,22 that the B. & . Railroad co :
,22 pany have decided to remove t
34 coal sheds'at botb Ansley on t
' east aud Anselmo on the we :
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and combine them in Brok
. Bow , work on the project to \
. gin in the early spring.
.28 While this may see a mat1
.21 of but little importance-at fil
.28 blush-it is an addition to t
.24 city of considcra ble n I gnitu
as a number of men wIll be e
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.16 ployed. day and night , there
lncrcas1l1g tbe compallY pay r
several "checks" each month.
111.11. The machinery of the g
plant is today being moved to
,43 , , location in the basement of t :
new building and to'night gas I
your lights will be furnish
: from the new location.
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Flour Shipments ( rom Broken Bow.
Many 01 our citizcn do not
rCdhze the importance of the
UroJcn Bow Milling' company to
thl' city bnd it is probable but
that very few ftsidents arc a"'arc
-perhaps never thougbt-th"t
"lvcral carlo ds of flour ar shipped -
ped out hy the mill every week.
And these shipmentg' 110t
made to nl'arhy or small cities in
the statc , but c1elJr across the
Unte S1ate5 where flour manu-
fltctured by His mill is u5ed in
prelcr'nc 10 t he far-famed pru-
ucts of Ihe Minneapolis mill. . .
" . 1IinE ! in (11Tt'ct ccmpetition with
their flour. .
As an Instance of what the' '
mill is doinl { in the war of ship-
Illnf { ahroad , and which is a
'eekly occurrence , one car of
flour has uc'cn shipJlC'd to Chlca o
nrl two cars to San 'Fral1cis o
hIs week in addition to ship.
m 'nts to se\'C'ral towns in the
state , in whicU.mills are loeater ) ,
where Broken Bow flour sell
m re rapidly than their home
prduct , alth ugh at. a higher
pnce.
The Broken Bow mill ! an
institut on that is valuJ.ble to
tbe city and the country adjoin-
ing' aud should be fostered and
aided in every way pos ible.
The morc flour manufactured thc .
more money put in circulation
here for a ditional help dnd tor
wheat.
NOTIOE OF FINAl. REPOHT.
Estate of Jane P I1ump , deceased. In Count ) '
COllrt , Custer county. Nebraska. .
'l'he State of Nebrask . to all persons Inter ,
cs eclln said ! ltate , take notlc . , that Jacot
D J1ump has llIed a IInal al count and reporl
of his . administration , al1l1 a petition fo :
final. settlement and discharge as such
which have been set for hearing before sal
court on December 20,1001. at 10 o'clod. a
111. . when you Inay , apIJear and contest . the
same.
Dated November 21. 1001.
[ Im.u ; , ] A. H. IIUr.1HIIREY. County Judge ,
First Pub. Nov. 21.4t
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n , . ! It M. Train Schedule
WE9T "OUND "
No. 39 locnl p\I'enllcr. cx. 8nnltar. nr. 6120 p m
41 cent IJ\'IIICllller , dally , IMve.I ! ! ) : ! a m
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,43 CIII'I1llKCllier. . .Ially i\ve.
4710cnl fruhfhtl\rrlvo lCO p m IT 3:10 : pm
EAST 1I0UNIJ.
No. 40 locallclIll'rIUI1'o. . . . . . . . . . . . .8:20 n In
41 CUR't I'RI"'nller.leavu . . . . . . . . . .1:3111/u :
44 coa"t Ila'll IIIll1r , leavc. . . . . . . . . . .6:00 : 1tit
-1M 1":111 fI..Illlt ! arflvo. . . . . . . . . . . . . .ltO p m
31 RII40 dll uut rull. , . , Ct of "rnKon nuw
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Laundering Collars
Is a Science.
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Thcrc is nn nir of refinemcnt
nbout Broken Dow lnundry
work. Our sytcm of lnundcr.
ing co1lnrs produccs n bl'nuti.
ful sn w.while finih , with n
, 'cr } ' light Ilnss. which mnkcs
thcm slfedhe tlirtlonger thnn
others. 'j Our system for
shnping nud ftlding In.down
col1ars gh'cs tbcm thc shnpe
nnd nppcnrnnce Ule } ' had whcn
new nnd insures n perfect fit.
Standing collar ore irJned
on cdges , making them round
nnd CJmfortable. 'i A\'cry de.
I pnrtment of this laundry is in
I tbe bands of competent nnd
j pninstnking people. ' 1 If ; you
.nre not wearing our work , let
II us send the wngon for n trinl
package.
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Stean1 Laundry
J. A. O. THOMAS , Prop'r.
Phone 202
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JAMES LEDWICH'
.A. . 41orn.ey ; : at I. . . a ,
REAL ESTATE ANn LOAN BROKER
FUl'In Land and City Property , bought and sold. I
loney for Farm Loans at Lowest Current rates.
Agent for Beatrice Building and Loan Association.
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Dr.OALDW.ELL
of CHIC aO.
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PrActicing AJeopathy , Homeopathy ,
Elect. ie And General Medicine. I
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Dr reQuc8\ will visIt proCesslaually . ,
Ga n d Central Hotel ,
Broken Bow , Dec. 19 ;
rctnrnl/lll rvtry fonr W d'8. Con nl her wheo .
thc opportunltv. 18 at balldt j
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DR. CALDWELL II0111s ! Jer practice to thll
IIpeclal treatment oC diseases of the Eye , Ear ,
Nuse. Throat. Lunlls. Female Olseasell ,
Disease8 of Cblldren and all Chroltlc. Nervons
and Surllical Diseases ot n curable nature.
EarlY consumption. Dro/lchltls. Broncllial
Catnrrah , Chronic Catarrall. Uead.Acbe. Con.
I sllpallol1. Stomache and lluwel Tronbles.
Rb urnatllm. Neuralilla. Sclotlca. Drlllhts's
1)lsea8e. Kidney Diseasos. DIseases of tbe
I.lver and Dladder. Dlulnes8. Norvou8ues9.
1I1dhrest011. ! Oboslt } ' . Interupted Nutrition.
I Sluw Growlh In Children , aud all wastlnll'
OIscasps In ad\lUs. Deformities. Club-fect ,
I Curvanturc of the Spine. Jls alles of the Drain.
Paralysis. EplJepsy. IIrart Disease. Dropny.
Slfellng of the I.lmbs. Strlclure , Ope II Surcs.
Pain Il1llle n , ncs. GraDu1\r : : Enlarllunlcnts aud
all lonll.slandll1l1' dlseascs property tremcd.
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DLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
Pimples. llIutclles , Eruptlon . Llvcr 'Spots
I ; 1111111f ot tllu IIalr. Dad Complexloll. Eczema.
'I'hruat Ulclrll.llonu Pains. lliadder Troublcs ,
Weak } jack. llurnluir Urine. Pa8s1l11l Ulluo
too olleu. Tllo lffeC1S of constllutlonal sick.
IICBS or tle taklnll of too much Injurious medl.
cine receh'es searchlnll trealment , prompt
relief aull a cllre for lICe.
Dlseasell 01 'Vomen , Irrelrular Menstrallon ,
Fallini : ' of the Womb. nearlng Dowlt p.-Ius. \
ItllI1ale Displacements l.ack of Sexual Tone.
Lcucorrhea. SI rlJlty or Darrennuss. con nJt
Dr. Cal w 1I and sbo will show tllem tllo cause
of thclr truu'le al1d the woy 10 become cured.
CA\CERS. GOITER. FISTULA..PILES. .
alld cularllcd IIlallds trcated with tile lI b.
cUlanCl.lu'llnjectloll method. absolutPly " 1111.
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out palu add wltllont thc loss of a drop' of'
blood. Is one of lIer oIVn dlscoverlcs and Is
r alJy the mO'lt scleutlfic alld certainly Furo .
cure mllbod of this an vauced alCo. Dr , Cad. . . '
Wl1I has practiced It r profcssloll In somu of
the largest 1I08pllale8 Ihruullhout tile country.
She bas no l uperlor In treallnll and dlallnus-
I1Il o ( dlse-nes , deformltles. etc. She has
lalelyopened an olbco III. Omaha. Nehraska. .
wltem situ will at-eud a portloll. of each week
I treatlnlf lIer many patients. NO'ncurable , \ . .
I cases acceptcd for treatment. Consnllaton. ! "
examluallon and advIce. one dollar to thosc
luterest d.
Dr. Ora Caidwell & Co"
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Omaha , Neb. Chtca ot III.
Addres9 all mall to 10 , . Dee DulJdlulf , Omaha
Nebraska.
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We will offer at puhlic sale at the farm , one and one-half miles south
of Broken Bow , beginning at 10:00 : o'clock a. m.
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T uusdav , Noyornber 26 , ' 07 .
The following described stock :
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; 4.r r 16 'Head Horses and Mules
I 16 Head Hoeses and Mules : 1 span 4-year old geldings , weight
y about 1050 ; 1 bay hOI'Ae , 5-year old , weight 1200 ; 1 black borse , coming
r 4'ears old , weight 900 ; 6 hend of ponies ranging from 2 to 5 years old ;
a 3 span of good mules coming 3 and 4 years old.
60 Head Cattle
t1a 60 Head Cattle : 35 cows , 20 of which ar good milch cows ; 12 year-
w ling' heifers , 9 spring calves , 3 registered Ilereford bulls , two years old.
i 100 Head Stock Hogs . . . . .
en These hogs are to be sold in lots from two to five , as bidders may desire.
: d Registered Hereford Oows
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We have a nne bunch of Registered Hereford C0WS to offer at private sale
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E FREE LUNCH AT NOON
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Je- T E' I - . Sums of $10.00 , and
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ler a cred : . of 6 months will be granted [ H1l'chaser giving note with approved 1
: securit ' ; interest at rate of 10 per cent. 5 per rent discount for cash.
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