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The Washington times., 1902-10-26

SEQ PER 1000 for letters copied with pen ano
ink or typewriter and returning TO us; inclose
stamp. instructions. etc. address A-RAi Co'
Toledo Ohio. III
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

WANTED-Position by coachman, German, 2s.
having long and thorough experience with
horses; hest references; will call II desired
Address BOX 1l2, this office. mi
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

THIS BEATS NEW JERSEY Charters pro-
cured under South Dakota laws for few dol
lars. Write for corporation laws. blanks by
laws and forms to PHILIP LAWRENCE, late
Asst Secretary Of State, Huron. Beadle Co,
South Dakota. mi
The Washington times., 1902-10-26
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-White men, colored men, women,
and girls for all kinds OF work. III 4th st. NV.
MI
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

BUY WHEAT AND CoRN-slO0 invested in
grain or stocks by our Safety Valve Plan
should result in profit of $500 to 81 900 with
in 80 days. Write for particulars and send for
our free book, Modern Methods for Safe In
vestments.' RICHARD OLIVER & CO., Bank
Chicago. mi
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

WANTED-20 carts at 9Oc per hour and 20 men
at llth and Roanoke sts.. Mt. Pleasant, Monday
a. m. SkINKER d. SMART Gag
The Washington times., 1902-10-26
FOR REEr-oFF1cEs.

FOR RENT-A lSrge mont room on ground
floor, nnfurnishedb or partly furnished; SIS per
month: most cy.trally located Address Box
1856, this office mi
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

wANTEDNTypewriter copying to do; at &c per
100 words; original and carbons: absolute ac-
curac- guaranteed; patent work preferred. Ad-
dress BOX 40. this office. e224
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

FOR RENT-Cheap, two large hall rooms;
nicely iurnished good location. 1911 18th ST.
nv m2G-3
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

FOR SALE-100-gallon milk route, two horses,
two wagons; sickness the reason. Address BOX
us. this office. m26.3
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

FOR SALE-S. for Morris chairs with hair
cushion; Sc for hair mattress In two parts;
e9-tf
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

FOR SALE-Two cafes, central, 800 and $500;
money makers. ". J. DUGAN, 617 La ave.
m26-3
The Washington times., 1902-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-At Sinclairs, G33 Louisiana ave-, 80
bed suites. roller top desks. carpets. stock of
groceries, for cash. Auction sales every Tues
day sRs Thursday. m26-3
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

WANTED-A woman to cook in NiRGlNiA
LUNCH ROOM. COO & st. NV. Caii toua!
Sunday and Monday. mi
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

WANTED-Guitar pupils at 25c per lesson at
home; will call and show you what ] do.
Bon 80, this office. el
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

FOR SALE-one good work horse. weight 1.Se0
pounds: also dirt wagon and harness; in good
condition. and two good driving horses. 100
LIST ST. W. MAS
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

WANTED-Firniture and carpets; buying con.
tents of houses speciality; highest spot cash
prices paid. Drop postal to A. Il. LEVY, IiOs
4 st. NV, prompt attention. m25.7
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

FOR SALE-Driving mare. six years old; black,
sound, prompt driver. and fearless; rubber
tired runabout and harness. 9o2 East Capitol
st. m2t-S
The Washington times., 1902-10-26
FOR RENr-FURN1sHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished communicat-
ing back rooms; suitable for light housekeep-
ing; also one front hall room; terms reason
able 2ll7 G ST. NV. m26-3
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

$50 PER 1000 for letters copied with pen and
ink or typewriter and returning to us; in
close stamp. Instructions, etc, address X-RAY
CO., Toledo, Ohio. MI
The Washington times., 1902-10-26

FOR SALE-Grocery and provision. average
1900 per month; inventory. ". J. DUGAN,
6l7 La. ave. MISS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-09-07
Cured Hemorrhases of the Lungs.

Several years ago my lungs were
so badly affected that | had many
hemorrhages,' writes A. NJ. AXE of
Wood, Ind, 81 took treatment with
several physicians without any bene-
Mt then started to take Foley's
Honey and Tar and my lungs are now
as sound as a bullet. | recommend il
In advanced stages OF lung trouble"
For sale by Bonner & Bonner
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-13
POleWanie ulic
" r0ku 1902.

Zawiadamia sic niniejszem
wszystkich w1ascicieli dom6w, re
Komitet cd polewania ulic zbierze
sic " Sobote wieczorem, Is Marca,
o godzinie s wieczorem, " lokalach
Rady %miejskiej, " budynku miej-
skim, ably obradowac mad ulicami i
miejscowosciami, jake maja bye
polewanemi " nadchodzacej pore.
Wszystkie osoby zyczace sobie,
ably ograniczono obw6d do polewa-
MIA Tub go powiekszono, beda W
tym czasie wysluchane - albo oso-
biscie, albo przez pisana petycya,
potwierdzona ,przez miejskiego re-
kordera.
James K. Simpson
Przewodniczacy Komitetu cd po-
leWania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-13

kolei Forth Smith & South Yves
tern. Kolej ia ma %przerzynac re-
zerwacya Indyanska, kt6ra W dniu
6 Sierpnia b. +. oddana bedzie bia'
1ym kolonistom, - a buduje jig
technik k~olejowy J. J. Mahoney,
pod kt6rym Bursztyhski i Win
czewski dawniej " Winonie praco-
wall.
CZESKI Klub Dramatyczny
ma SVEN ostatniem zebraniu wybraf
nastepujacych urzednik6w ma rok
biezacy: Franciszek Czuchel prezy-
dent parma Anna Wadraszek Sc
kretarka - Jan Brom kasyer -
J6zef Wadraszek rezyser.
ZWkOKI Jerzego Mincka,
kt6ry W jesieni, stojac jake
brakeman ma pociagu kolei Mil
wauckiej, uderzony zostaf belka IL
mostu i zrzucony do rzeki Mississi-
ppi, znaleziono dopiero teraz, W
Poniedzia}ek, W kanale pod Brown
niedaleko La Crosse.
WIELKI STORE DEPART
MENTOWY Kompanii Interstate
Mercantile Co." bedzie otwarty po-
miedzy goa a5 Marca. Bedzie to
najwiekszy tego rodzaju handel W
ca}ej Minnesota. Zawiadowca dzia-
}u But6w i trzewik6w bedzie "
MIN Kodak nasz pan Franciszek
Cieminski.
HANDEL BUT0W 1 TREE
WIKOW Jak6ba Wieczorka i
PREY 5tej ulicy, " 4tej
wyprzedawad bedzie swoje
towarys przez 9 miesiace po Genie
W4a$oioiele, chcac odbyd
" stor.ze rozmaite reparaoye, musza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-13
m< Nasz pedro
zui9cy agent pan J6-
zef TeszlewlcZ bawi
obecnle W Calumet,
Mich. '"< ..a
WIADOMOSCI


w KOSCIELE sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki rozpocze}o sic we Wtorek
40 godzinne n~abozenstwo. Wieleb-
menu x. Proboszczowi Pacholskie-
mu pomagaja PREY odprawianiu
nabozehstwa nastepujacy zamiej-
scowi kap}ani:
x. J. Wojtowicz z Pucka, .
X. Fir. Jachimiak z North Creek,
K. J. Dudek z Brownsville,
x. D. Majer z St. Paul.,
x. H. Jazdzewski z Minneapolis,
K. j. Sroka z Duluth,
X. M. Zengier z Sturgeon Lake,
x. A. Zalewski z Silver Lake,
K. A. Babinski z West Superior,
x. II. Daszkowskiz Minnesota Lake,
4 x. X. Kobylihski z St. Paul.
20
PAM Albertyna Grucha}}owa
odjeoha}a " dniu IL Marca z po-
wrotem do jamestown, " p6}nocnej
Dakocie - po d}ugiej goscinie u
syna W Winonie i u c6rki W Chica-
80. Razem z Mig jecha}a jej doros}a
c6rka Anna, kt6ra przez d}uzszy
ozas praoowa}a W Chicago.
KOLEJARZE Wojciech Bur
sztyhski, z synem, i J6zef Win
ozewski, pojechali na poozatku mi
nionego tygodnia do Forth Smith,
Arkansas, gdxie beda spraoowali
jake bossowie sekcyjni przy novel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-13

TYKIETY MA GRUNTA "
p6}nocnej Minnesota, " p6}nocne,,
Dakocie - take do wybrzeza Ocea
nu Spokojnego sprzedawa6 bedzi@
kolej Chicago Milwaukee & St.
Paul W dniach 4-1l-ls-25 Mar
ca oraz l i 8 Kwietnia pc bardzc
tanich cenach.
KOLEJ Chicago Milwaukee &
St. Paul sprzedaje tykiety ma
grunta W okolicach ia po1udniu
ma zachodzie " pierwszy i trzeci
Wtorek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i Maja
- po bardzo tanich cenach.
90
CODZIENNIE " MARCH,
kolej Burlingtonska sprzedaje ia
ME tykiety - do Kalifornii. Blizsze
szczeg6ly " ofisach tykietowych
tel kolei.
KOLEJ BURLINGTONSKA
co pierwszy i trzeci Wtorek "
March,, Kwiethiu i Maju sprzedaje
tykiety zwrotne poszukujacym
gruntow - do punkt6w mad kole-
jami Great Northern i Northern
Pacific, W Minnesota, " obu Da-
kotach, " Montana, Manitoba,
Idaho, Washington i Br~ytyjskiej
Columbii.-W dniach 4-ll-1S-
IS Marca oraz l S Kwietnia
sprzedaje TAME tykiety " jedne
strone do punkt6w " Minnesota
i p6}nocnej Dakocie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-13

wpierw wszystkie towary uprzat'
nae. Rodacy maja sposobno<c zao-
patrzyG sic "a TAME pieniadze "
W dobre obuwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-13
CENY ~NIEZMIENNE.

CEN I EZWIE
Ceny sa markowane ma toWarach !
sprzedawane one beda SciSle pod4ug mark,
tax. il kupujacy ME moze bye wyzyskany.
Markowanie Jest porobione " czytelnych
lioszbach i ma kazdy gatunek jest iednolita
cena.@ = - - ~-. #&~~ ~.%@
TOWARY WARTE CENY.
Liche towary ME beda sic znajdowae
W naszym storze. Reczymy "a wszystko
co sprzedajemy. Sprzedaiemy tylko doory
towar, wart pod kazdym wzgledem ceny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-13
NQWiNA
.WI0SENNA..

"obec zbizajacej sic pory wiosennej pozwalamy sobie prosi6
naszych pryjacidl, patrondw wog6le lud, ably Ia odwiedzii i zoba-
czyl1 soble nasza wystaws ubior6w istroj6w meskich, kapeluszy it. d..
najsleniejsza, jaka kiedykolwiek urzadzlsmy. Nasz store pe}en lest
W1osennych nowosci. Utrzymujemy tylko pierwszorzedne towary, i "
najnowszym inajepszym gatunku. Dajemy naszym patronom "a ich
pen1adze cenne towary pc najnizszych cenach, a iezeli patron z iakiei-
kolw1ek przyczyny ME jest zadowolony z kupna, zawsze moze dota6 sxe
penadze z powrotem.
Prowadzac ten nasz handel gotowych meskich ubrah blisko 6wier6
Wieku, wiemy, re pubGczno<d uznaje nasze usi}owania kierowania sic
stafemi zasadami traktuje a tz st6sownie do naszei uczciwoSci.
ho ]nz jest naszym patronem, tego usifuiemy ola siebie zatrzv
mac, a kto jeszcze ME naezy do naszych patron6w. % n;n;e;szen,
serdecznie zapraszamy, ably przyszedl do mas zapozna1 sic z NAM. o.
sobie nasze towary poznal nasze zasady oraz spos6b ro1nn;a
Jete$my pewni, re N sic przekona, il op1aci lie mn lnno-
" naszym storze.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
MASTER I'm CnANCknY SALE.

Notice In hereby given, that hy virtue of an or
der OF sale issuea To me from tho District curt
OF Custor county. Nebraska. upon decree OF
foreclosure rendered la said court, ut the Febrn-
arv , 1900, term thereof. to-wit: IN the Goth day
OF February, 1900, In favor OF Arthur Il. Brown.
+. A. Stncn and William X. Wilson, plaintiffs,
And asainst Peter ): F n Mary a. Franz
and William Dcering and Company, defendants.
have levied upon the following drecribed r. al
estate tO-wit: All OF blocS seven In Dan
l. wis addition To tho town at Broken Bow, Me-
braska and Will, on the 18th day OF March,
IN ., at two O'Clock D. m, at tho east front doc
OF the court lFouse in the citv of Broken how,
Nebraska, in SAID county Fell sEid real estate n:
public auction TO the highest bidder for c ish, to
satisfy said decree, Interest and cosia, the
amouDt due thereon amounting 10 tho sam OF
1870 10 with 10 per cent Interest from February
26 h. 1900, aud court cosLs amounting 10 S26 SO
and accrrinE costs, Said abtve descib d reai
estate viii he told subjcct to OIL prior
liens aud incumb anres, as per certificates on nle
in district clerks tfice. Dated this 18th day OF
Nebruary, 1902 WILLIS CALDWELL,
Naeter IN ChaDcery.
, A. II. HUMPHREY. Attorney. 35-39--i6
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
The March "Amcrican Boy "

The March number of this best
of all boys magazines, The
American Boy (Spraguc Publish
ing Co., Detroit, Michigan lies
before us. The front cover has
a full page illustration of boy
spearing fish and it will appeal
to all lovers of outdoor sports,
old and young alike. 1t has its
usual number OF interesting
stories; the principal ones being:
"a School Lookout" by ID. b.
Robinson, "Cuthbert's Rather"
by Edgar d. Price; "A Night in
the North" by Frank Baird; "a
Grandmotherly Lark" by Nina
Stanwood; Toby" a story for
Little Boys" by Roberts Silvav.
The second installment of
Trooper Stork." by Will Lev
ington Comfort, appears in this
number. The true story of
1.-THE true story of "Casabianca,'
by Louise Jamison; a story Of the
deep Sea- by Collision FIcm-
ing.
Other interesting and hand
somely illustrated articles are;
THE Pioneer American Ostrich
Farmer" "A Boys Relief
Society;" 1.-Two Boys at the Pas
sion Play of Oberammergu,' by
Harry Steele Morrison; "The
Boy with an Aim" The Story of
the Smithsonian;" "The Whipp-
ing Boy of Olden Time" A Boys
Visit to an Alligator Farm"
Familiar Talks with Boys" and
many others.
The special departments are as
interesting and instructive as
ever and cannot fail but strike a
boys hobby. A few of the many
departments are Boys in Games
and Sports" 1.-The Boys Library
Boys in the home, Church and
School," The Boy Stamp and
Coin Collector" Boys and Ami
mails" "For Boys to Think
About" Boys as Money Makers
and Money Savers" "The Order
of The American Boy" "The
Boy Photographers" THE Boy
Candy Maker" 1.-The Agassiz
Associations" THE Boys Gar.
den" Puzzle Department, etc,
etc.
Handsome illustrations adorn
every page. The subscription
price is Sl.00 per annun and is
published by THE SPRAGUE
PUBLISHING COMPANY, De-
troit, Michigan.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm Of Wantz q Thompson
is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ]. II. Thompson retir-
ing from said firm. w. J. Wantz
will continue said business and
collect all OF Brylando, Glorie and
Prince and Jack books. J. II.
Thompson gets the two shire
books. Customers will find them
at Custer National Bank, Broken
Bow, Neb. Don't fail to call and
settle in time to get your discount.
Dated this 1st day of Feb. 1902.
W. J. WANTz,
]. II. THOMPSON.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
to1ICE 10 rREDITUnS

lat Comfy Cont, within II Il Tor Custer O. untv,
Nrhras ~. In Tho ma ter of the estate uf AIntfew
Andersen, ,lrGeaard.
To the or, d tors Of mid estate. YIN are errby
notified that will sit nj the I'M cJurI room,
IN Is OXEN ". in said comfy. on tn Plat Il, AZ Of
Apri 1902; on h. 2l-t dnr OF June 1902; and o
the 2lst dHV August 1902. cue ut 10 o'cIn KIN
M. OF rhld day toTCCeiy mt examine ali Clu ma
ngtinrt snth estate, with i view To- their adjust
m"nt aud al owauCe. I he ;ime limited 70, the
presentation Of claims against ssti ertatd Is ak
u on'hs from The 2lst day uf February. 1892, an =,
the time in.lted for payment OF debts IT. on wear
my hand aud seal II said CO ,nty co,I;t this 10Th
day of FEB. uaIy 1902. j. A. Amour
81 80 " Zeal County Judge
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
Job work neatly done at this
Office.
soAgoule OF BROKEN BOW MAIL O.

Pouch for wost win clnse at p, m, cxccot
Sunday when " win close at B:t5 y IN.
Pouch, east for train No. a. olosns at IN
and fol M. "A closes ID 5.30 an. Mail for AnaeY
aud points east Of Grnud Island carried on train
No. a.
Oconto via OF Ryno aud Tuckervlle. daily OK
cept sunday cloaes. Mt m: returning samo day
Galloway via, Mckinley daily except Sunday
clusGs at n m, returning aaue day.
Round Valley via Green and Elton close al y
~. 1uesday, Thursday and saturdays, returning
saII day.
sumner via Gurnsey, Georgetown and Upton
arrives at ! /. 80. Tuerduy ThuT0das aud Shtur-
day returning leaves at l2, 81 snmo day.
once hours from 800 m 10 800 y VI. sun
days from b 40 p, IN. To 6:4b p. M. Lobby open
week days from a. IN. to u. IN. Sunda>n N'b
n. m to H. m. General delivery not open sun
day morning az heretofore. l.. l.JEwETT. M
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
ROAD Office,

10 WnOm IL may concern.
Tho COn,iisHiJuer appointed TO view rond
commerce NC at Station NJ. Is the 4 co'n.r or
north sde of section IL, Township Is, Range ~,
from tat on No south 20 'haincs no links to
~ chains &C oss Gr' W to station ,; from stallion
2 wcs, chui"cs no links TO station 3 ton plsca
III rods north OF The = W corner of Il ctinn ~
Township IL, RAJ ~ is W, oh T. NJ, has tenort II
in favor OF Establish NJ the ruhd thereof ud
al objections thereto, or claims for inmagcI
must he fled IN The Comfy Clerks Office TN or
before no"n of tho 2ith dsy If Ap,il 1872, mr.
such r0nd will hN established without reiurrnc,
tte'"in In N!t'tss hereof. ! hive her unto
set m, hand >nd 'rnl of said county, this l?th
de- vt +, bluary, 1902. GEo " Dewey
IS 90 10 Conn y , Jerk
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
To Thts Sc Who Suffer With Cancrrr


DEAR FRIENDS: 1t is with
gratitude that | recommend to
you the old cancer doctor, ]. II.
Powell, of Bertran, Tex. l
noticed his ad in the Advocate,
a d determined to write him,
which | did at once and received
his treatment that cured me of a
large troublesome cancer upon
my nose of six years standing.
Christian friend, if you suffer
with cancer advise you to write
him at once. His treatment is
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

Article I
lie name Of said corporation shall be Central
Telephone Company
u principle plsce OF transecting Its business
shell be in the city OF Broken Bow, NEBRASKA,
Article q
The nature OF the business TO to transacted by
taid corporation hail no the cr, Cu II and mau-
teuHrc" NJ pol, 5, wires, swi cl ards telephones
and hN ntts necessary To operate Ma transnct 9
'uetsl tot, phTrc lusiu, ~ w iuch noints aud
,.irCcs within tHid state IA tho public inteterts
aud trmai ia may require; aud to hurd, ere It,
InrChRs", lepsr md operate II h BddinonAl liNes
aud tu nish item NJ the interests OF tho corpoia-
on Just ~, and to carry out saiu urpose snid
corp"fatinn y empowered to lca,e snd purchase
zeal "stai" aud rect such building' thereon as
The intetcs OF t"c conipa mAT require,
Article
Tho authuiiZ q capital stock of aid currora.
'inr shall he tirty iise thou 'and doa's 1885,.
ON Ool Ia bo divided intr seven bundr"d hon.
asa s-ah'r shnusot fly dolnrs (Si0OOl each
IL ur huudICd Of sHid Thar to hp sub -ctihrd aud
p,d Tor u. or before H. date OF the Is,n'" ,ton
dred shares tn, be held ~ tho tr'as,i-y q said
chr:ori ton W he sold AZ Il Ci'pnscu NJ only Tor
Il chasing. leasing ard xtendiog the limo aud
iu,pr"VI y tho ftcllites OF said corppra,iDn; pro
d,d thHi ehi tre"'uty stock 30 he'd shall not
be niy'deid hcar,g until tne e'me n sid aud
iesuid by the tnicris OF aatd corporation, aud
thas ttO,k sod shaft he at tar due.
Article H.
The cAirtencH Of this CORPORATION shall com
m'n'e on TIL i"st day NJ March. 10 =, aud cIn-
TIM, for peiiud III I'VE ~ cars.
Article u
Y ha husnOss ftnid corporation shall be- com
'ucttd ny u ""ard NJ D,rec' ora composcd e i've
members. who knsll he ELECTED 10y the s.uck
bnd"'S Of ssid corporation from ny their
nun blr The electlou Il snid board of D-rc.
tors Ia take place anIuI y At III" general flicn
~ snid col poi ali on the Il st Monday - March,
in each year
Article T.
The M scrs e 81 Il 4 operation shall consist
of Irtsident, C'-pr sident, 'ectctary treasure,
and general .nanager. All officers OF the CORPORA
ton arc tn BE- r,c ID by The Boaid VI ID ,CtorS
Nothing herein shall IRE vent any person from
holding ono or more of -uid ,es.
The highest iudcbte iheSs to which aaid corpor.
alton shall at HnN time subject itself shall not
eNc,,d two. hiids OF its capital stack
AriiCp
The meetings Of said Board Of Dir, Ctors aud
the Methods OF conducting the business OF said
corporation thall be determined aud set cut In
the BY Laws of id cOrpo alton hereinafter to be-
adopted by said Board of Directors.
Article 10.
Thee a't'ces IN W be amended nj any time IN
the manner provided by the laws OF the state Of
NEBRASKA
Ia witness whereof, the und'ts'Rn, hsv here
II IT. tnhsctibud their hines THIS 2lst day OF
tvh usiy, a. ID 1902.
j T.. ApkMsnN FRANK ii YorMG.
+. iiUDLEE. X X NARRiCK
A L. IlUArHHEI. ". NJ, AMsBERRY.
a. T.. CONRAD. q W. ArrLE.
Il EAs1S.M 1IERNkY BROS BY
K. RYEs'N, L. Termy.
f. SKILL MAN. III SULLIVAN
q. II ILFF .RDs ". IL PESNIsOToN
81 Iu-25
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
Uni cd safes Land Omcn,

NTNKVH NOW, NtUTANkN. FtU. y, TDUI.
Motto" IL here 10y given that in puISusn Il
instructions from the Commiss on"r ~ iha Gen.
cral Lind tce under authority vested In him
bV section 2lGJ L . 3 Rev Stat, MS Hmrndrd by
ctof Congiess approved February 2G 1905. we
VIII proceed IL offer at public safe On the 70 d
dH of April 1902. ut thia Office, M o'clnch y,
III the following tract OF lard, fowl OK
Nei1 stcton5, township 49, north, Taupe 22,
wesf 6h y. m, Any and all persons claiming
adversely the above described Ia dI are idvisrd
10 ho their claims IN ths otllcc on before In :
day ah"ve dcsignaied f'r the comm, nccu cnt Of
said sale. otherwise their rights will be fot tied
JAMES WIN EHrAD, Register
~ 43-2G FRANK IL. You've, Receiver.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF vii .


Custer County, rs
10 all the devisees and log,tees, and all persons
Interested IN the estate OF Daniel Lewis, dc
ceased. s.
Whhrcas lydia A. LIE wis, Of said county. has
filed In my Office an instrument purportiDg "a be
the last will and Testament OF DaLiel Lewis, de-
ceased, lnte OF sal county, snd petition prsy.
ing TO have the SEINE admitted to probate, which
viii roaies TO both real and p'rsonal estate
whcr upon | have appointed the 22ld day Of
March. 1872, ut 10 o'clock In the forenoon. at my
flee, In aaid county, ~ the time and place you
aud all conc rned, may appear aud contest the
probate Of the same. IL IL further ordered that
sid petitioner give notice u all persons inter
ested IN sSid estate OF the pendJucy OF the petit
ton, mud the time and place set for hearing the
same, by cansinH copy ofthis order to la pub.
lishcd IN the CUSTER Coz NTY RrPUBLICAN, u
newspaper publishhd In Broken Bow, for four
consecutive weeks prior 10 tho day pet for tesr
Ing In tcstim NV whereof. ! have he'euuto eel
Of Feb nary, 1872 J. A. ARMOUR,
S-iO-24 lsEATl County Judge.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
United Staies l.nnd Omcn.

. HINkth DOW, NOD. tUD. Is, NV, I
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cal settler hns 1ied notice II her intention 10
make final proof Ii sup ort Of her claim. u"h that
III prU"t will be- made before Register and Re
ce'ver vt iroben Raw cb'sSks on Match -
1902 a. My -. y it,, 81 Iinnsier. Nch.
on Ter AZ Il No. sl3, Tor the Mo-. sect III ~,
u nsbip 20 north. ranPe % vast 9th 4. NJ. see
names The 10 luwinR witnesses IL prove her cOu-
tinuous Trt dri ce upon and cultivation 4 suid
hnd, VIZ: George W StCl of IlDns or. Nubras-
kh; Il la. Is johnson. of H,o-i-r. N,brat HI (;
!rokCn Pow, Ch:n kA
3Gii--2i JAMES WuITtuEAD Il, OF tnr