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Inch. 1IIetn' ' base electr08 , tWoor moru t'meR ' ,
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Death nollceA rree , hair III. " lor VUh/lRhh11l' /
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' ! 'here 'is a strong spirit of
political unrest abroad 111 the
Jand. 'rhere is always more .or p '
less of such leaven working in
the political loaf , but at timcs it IJ
comes to tbe 1urface and moves Of. ]
the wbole mass. Whcther it
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will at tbis time result in a politi- 1'
cal upheaval-as did when" s ( I
Cleveland was so unexpcctedly
elected , is for the succeeding II
year to prove. Among the more $1
conservative leaders of the repub-
repub40
licall party this fact is realized , 40
and to this more than allytbing
else is their desire for the lot
re-
nomination of L ooseveJt. 'l'hat $ . ' " .
the mass of the people are satis-
fied with Roosevelt is clear , but nCI
$ ' "
they are doubtful of any Qther - (
name , even of ' ! 'aft , who is sup-
posed to be tbe heir apparent. supGc
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'rhe cam es of this unrest arc not in
too certain or well definecI. It is 1
something Wee the recent panic h7 : Vh
in
the
money marJeet-nobody
knows just wh ) ? , but every body (
is WL
afraid of
something or other.
, But the effects of tbe political tw ;
unrest are just .
as certain as those
oft b e monetary situtation. WI ;
These may not be pleasant facts SIS
fr the. republican party to fac ; , C
clther In the whole sint
country or In
. (1f state of Nebraska , but that pari
t eY"are facts is apparent to the R
most casual observer. What can Wh
be done S101
or what may be done to
overcome this B
tbrcatenc1 ! earth
quake we do 110t at this time at- Wh
tempt to forsce or disc"ss. That at51S (
it means something to those who H
have " C 1\
been "running " \
things" berebioc
tofore IS certain. Whetber they
will head , and if they head will PI
be able to' help , are things of the Mul
future. $350
HI
There is more or less astonishDi tt
ment over the seriousness with tev
wbich some of tile higher officers . .
.1101
of the army have discusscd the a
question of conscription as a {
method whereby to fill the depleted - " .
pleted Tanks , of enlisted men. WI
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The alternative is higher pay. f
The army must be keep up to the
standard of numbers is essential. /0 /
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Paper companies and "skeleton- 1 . . ,
bcd owmands"-all head and $ _ SO.I
no body-cannot perform those IIu
services for which the regular JoseI ;
, \ army is needed in times of emerg-
ency. Desertions
alld refusals to _ _
enlist have reduced the ranks
, ' ! .woefully of late , but the faIlure
; \ I of recruiting' officers-witb the
inducements at their command-
to secure an adequate supply of
original enlistments , is at the
root of the ' '
arJny's trouble
Announcement that the president
ana republican leaders
ill cOllg-
ress arc fairly well
agreed that a
general horzontal uplift ill pay
should and must be made , ought
to be followed
by public SUpport.
Objections upon the score of
economy are not worth consicIera-
t on , and partizan objections
ought to be IJ
futile. The army is
a non-partizan
institutation
, ever
has been and al will
ways be.
Both unreasonable and
unjust is
it to expect a
soldi"r-however
raw a recruit he
may be-to
perform -
form his
manifold and often
severe dutie1 ! , to venture his
life and shed his blood , upon
occasions , for a hire so pitiful
that any ditch diger
I or Dago section -
tion laborer
recei Yes more. Let
us hope the
army increased pa , } '
il1
when
, it comes up for hearIng -
Ing , be accorded prompt and
cordial consjderation.
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Recent developmc.nts ill court
, proceedings indIcate that John
D.
Rockefeller doesn't intend to
put a check for $29,000,000 ill
Uncle Sam's sox.
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The fact that t. "Louis has ,
less saloons
than
a
year
ago may
be one reason that citJ failed to
secure he democratIc national
conventIon. (
It will on be time for the ' ,
feliows impersonating San t a
Clnus to hover too cJose 1'0 tbe
rees and get burned up. -
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Ncarly cvery OI.lC likes n fine
hair dressing. Something to
make the hair more manageable -
able ; to Icep it from being I
too rough , or from splitting
3t the ends. Something , too ,
thnt will fced thc hair at the
same time , n rcgulnl. hair-food.
WelJ-fcdhairwill beslrongand
will remain where it belongs-
1 on the head , not on the comb I
! 'l'hn hCRt , Jlnd 01 n tcnthnonlnl
" 001.1 ! . .r "vcr Dbty . "
( . ; & . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' < . _ . . . . _ . _ . . _ yoarB. A
i , ' 1ofado bv.r.o. , AI rno. . r.owell , MA" .
\ AllO IU,1nutaoturor or
I A ' SAlI3APAnrLLA.
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I& .a'll ' e fS
& . , . . } CIIWRY I > [ crom.
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n. F. Shipley to O. D. JameH ,
arcel in 3-15-23 , $2500.00.
Martin W. ' 'l'h mas to Jessie
: opkins , 80 acres in ( J-1S-19
[ 200.00.
Madison Brown to Virg-ie D.
homasoll , ] 20 acres in 27-8-21 ] ,
1000.00.
Martin W. ' ' I
1'holl1:1s : to Miles
optdns,80 acres in 9-1S-19
800.00.
Jesse Hopki ItS f 0 Miles Hopkins
acres in 9J J S-1 ( ) , $600.00
J. A. Moore to Clarence Macley
; 7 in block 1 ( , j n Ansley ,
7S.00.
A. T. Crtm to G. Nausel , 240
res in sec. 21 and 28-16-2S ,
700.00.
; Iara M.
Greer : lllll husband to
orgc Greer , lot 20-21-22 and 23
block 31 in Callaway , $ SOO.OO.
dmund C. Sirock to J lvin L.
, rquis , 160 acres in 14-13-17
' 00.00.
: has. D. Whaley to Hey W.
laley , 320 acres ill 14 and 15
15-23 , $2000.00
lddie M. Whale ) ? to Roy W.
lalcy , 1,0 acres ill 14-1S-23 ,
00.00. .
: la ude A. Currie alld Keo , both
, ; -Ie to Marg-aret J. Wi tlct1levcr
eel in 10. ] 9-18 , $300.00. - '
oy W. Whaley to Chas. D.
ale ) ' , 160 acres in 14-1S-23 , /
JO.OO.
irdie L. Whaley to Chas. D
aley , 160 acres in 13-1S-23
)0.00. )
enry Guggenmos to Gertude I
lorris , S , lot ( , and 7 in
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k 4 in
Sargent , 5900.00 _
tter R. Mullen to 1\1. S. Mc- -
len , 160 acres in 28-15.23 '
0.00. it (
oward L. ( { eer to Joseph F.
mar , lot 7 and 8 in block 6 J'
ens and Wood add. to Ansley
0.00. I 01
Illes Cunnillgham to Walter ad
fIl , 160 acres in lot 10-13-21 I
100 D J
: llialll ' 1' . Hand to Ii'rank 1\I. Rc
I , 120 acres in Sec. 1 and 12- '
, $1200.00. L' .
n. Hill to H. E. Sharper , ani
I in block 16 In Mason City ad4
00. J
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gh McBurnie , widower , to I' t a
_ h Walter Kin ree , block 23 alt
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! ' .Trees ,
I. WR.EA THING
I I ' CANDY" PEANUTS ,
FRUIT CAKES , - .
XMAS CANDLES , .
PLUM PUnnING ;
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Eagle Grocery.
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' 'V l .av arranged to have
OYSTE'RS OUI' Uhrstmas supply of
. oysters come direct to us
from .
Long Island Sound.
rhey have the salt sea flavor. No ice touches
the oysters. Yuu g-et solid meat from l1S. and
not a mixture of oysters and ice water. Oall
and examine our Oyster Oarrier. _
Also a. full lin of Staple
and Fancy Groceries , Decorated
Lamps , Staple Crockery , Night
' Lamps , Elegant Water Sets ,
rl' Etc. , etc. , etc. _
HI lot 6-7 and 8 , block 22 R. R.
Id. to Broken Bow , 51300.00.
Joseph Roy to Byran L. I-lop'
ns , 160 acres in 4-16-20 , 5.JSOO.00
John E. Pile. to John Matz.
t 7.8 and C ) in block 2 'l'abeys
d. to Oconto , 51S00.00.
C. I-1. Holcomb to William or.
lt1neH , a parcel block 5 amI ( ,
l . add. to Broken Bow , 52QO.00
Stevens Wilcox to Die rk s
Imber and Coal Co. , lot 18-19
c1 20 in block 4 , J. P. Gandys'
:1. : to Broken Bow , $450.00.
fohn McMIllan to John A.
rrell. s.c. J4 of block 1 in Lewis
1. to Broken - Bow , 5700.00 I
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DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &c.
Anyone Mnlllng n IIketrh nnll dCRerlptton may
Quickly l11certnln our o"llIlon tree w1Iether
an
Invention Is prnbnbly pnteulnhln. Communlra.
UOIIR Htrlcllycolilldonttal. '
HANDBOOK
on I'alellts
lellt tree. Oldest alOllcy tor ' .
IICCUrlIlIl'Eatelils.
Pntellls tnken tbroudl , Jllunn & Co. rocoln
" , tela ! 'Iotlce , without Chlll'llo. In the
Sti ntific Jlmeric"n.
A hnndsomely Illustrated weekly. J.nrllest elr.
clllnlon ot nllYllclOllllllo Journal.
TormR. 3 n
yeRr : tonr lIIont1lIl , . " 801a bl all nowlldealerll.
MUNN & CO.361Broadway. New York
lJrancb onlco. 62 F 5t. , WaahlnIIOIJ. ; D. Co
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Custer County.
" Nebraska Corn Song.
Air-"Cominl "
! Dy" and Dye.
The e's Air-"Marcltinl : ! Through Gcorltia"
a great and
1 the enter of the growing State county Our home is in Nebraska land
Her Tlches are abundant , her , sIze . IS . Where Where skies are bright and clear ;
very great ; sunQY days and balmy nigh ts
Her people bright and Play hide and seek all year'
brainy , and
Whete .
not unkollwn to fame ; " cozy homes are scatte ed in
She's a grand and glorious County ' "rwixt corn fields far and near ;
and Custer b her name. - , li'or corn . is the king in Nebraska.
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CUOIWS : ( after each verse ) CUOHUS :
01 Custer. Custer , Custer 'l'he ' '
. , our county corn ; 'l'he corn ; !
proud and great. The corn welove so well ;
Her ,
sons and daugluers
trust her , . It gr.vs . ; 1 grows ;
and
01 so shall all the state. On pralT1e , lull and dell ; (011 (
Custer , Custer , Custer , onr count'r. , . : : , ' " " . ' And.to . all natiollS of the earth
proud and great , ' . W raIse -
. en.oug-b t sell ,
Her . . .
sons and daughters trust hci- , For corn IS the I\.lng In Nebraska.
and
so shall all the state.
Our boys are strong and brave
She haR , and true
a thousand "
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"can ' And
s'ons"-
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loyal to their state
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abUlldanee too of "sanc1'- '
" . .rhe ' raise
A nd fat and - ) the Maize , the Indian corn ,
smilillg pastures , and 'I" hat matees our nahon
leagues of fertile . . . , . , gr at ;
land . '
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Her rapid-flowing rivers ; with - " ' ; 'I' , ; ' They're husky I ds ; they're Jolly boys ;
' , val- Prepared for fate
leys broad and fair- any ,
- While
Whatever joys arc elsewhere-we growing big corn in Nebraskn.
surely have our share. ( crrOHUS )
Alfalfa , corn and cattle , and cream Our lasscs-modest , pure and good.
and butter ! too- . Have eyes . all clear and bright ;
But her ' '
best crop IS c I u II ren , as fi Ine TI' Wi .11' Ing 1 lam 1 s an ( 1 c h eer f u 11 lCar t s
as eyer grew' Bri ng COUl fort and deligh t. . ( )
A faithful' of teac.1ers-two From corn-bread , clear to Angel's food ;
' ' hundred elgbty-one . _ Their cooking is quite right.
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G'1'gllt tl10ltS anc I. II y PUPI .1 s , run ' F or queens are they of N ebraska.
full of life and
fun. , '
( CHORUS )
rhey sa > ' our "Bow" is " "
"Broleen" Our
but It's just ' homes-the best in aU thc world ,
\.nd ' growing as good as new' . Are happy all clay long ,
stronger daily' in We whistle '
wealth ' . at our morning's work .
and
' . number , too' And end with
up a .
. . song.
JOlt11tlg years shall add .
new lustre- E I
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hearts with IS our prtC 1 e ;
Vhene'er joy will be elate ' We get it good and strong
we think
of in'the
Custer
center ot the state. , While growing with corn in Nebraska.
( CUOltUS )
--II. M. PINCKNJt\ " .
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SJDE 'IlJD r N..A 1EL , PAILS.
11'01' a Holiday Special we will sell
these pai1s from 2jOO until njOO"p. m.
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SA 'URDA Y , DECE
lBER 21 , at i/
59 CENTS EAGI-I. -
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'his is triple- !
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plated ware and sells
regularly for
One dollar. . " ' . , , .
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Don't miss our Holiday treat
Saturday , Dec. 21
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HARDWARE , HARNESS
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AND IMPLEMEN 'S , .
CUTLERY , , HAZOHS , S 'ROPS'
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AND HONES. ' . , _ .
CHRIS1'MAS l'IIINGS of all kinds. .
SEE 'IIE .J AP ANESJJ ! , GOODS. . .
Make your Christmas selections here - . ,
\Ve are here to please. "
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can be seen there
daily , putting in their Fall and W in- : .
tel' . '
supplies. l'he entire stock must. ' . _
be closed out. Save 25 per cent by
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attending this sale. .
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We have everything necessary
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Broken Bow , Nebraska
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