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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-10
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.
Mrs. S. Horr. Correspondent

The home of Enos Lentz was quaran-
their grandson, Jay Lentz, who came
quite severe attack of it.
Clay McMinnimee went to Charter
Oak Tuesday, where he goes into bust
ness for himself He will open up a
lunch counter. Clay is fine young
man and his many friends here will
wish him success.
The home of Broder Boysen was lifted
from quarantine the first of the week.
No one took it from the first party hav-
ing it.
About sixty friends gathered at the
lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Huckstep Tuesday night to celebrate
Mr.. Huckstep's forty-ninth birthday.
Mr.. Huckstep said he had lived forty
nine years and never was surprised be-
fore. The evening was spent in games,
music and conversation, and an ele.
CANT lunch was served. ALI returned
home in the wee, sma' hours and declare
the Huckstep family capital entertain
ers.
Clarence Cose purchased the store
building of G. A. Laughery Tuesday
and contemplates putting in stock of
hardware in the near future. He will
also carry implements.
Mrs. A. N. Galland, accompanied by
Mrs. Mary Worley were in Denison
Tuesday forenoon, Mrs Galland having
a tooth extracted.
Mrs Maryette Brown, of Fort Dodge
is visiting at her parents home, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Laughery.
Several attended the j. B. Huckste1
sale Tuesday. 1t is said everything
sold we'll.
A. G. Myers and wife were up from
Denison Wednesday.
WINEY. NEWTON. Married, on Wed
nesday, Jan. 8, 1902, at the home of tn,
brides parents at D. M, Mr.. Alder
Whey add Miss Ethel Newton, by Re,
W. G. Lee of Minnesota, an uncle o
the bride. Invitations and announce
ments had been previously sent to
number of relatives and friends ant
1 several were present to witness tn
ceremony Mr.. Albert Whey is sol
of Mr.. and Mrs David Whey. a pros
D porous farmer, and Albert is we'll verse;
J in that line of business. Miss Ethe
Newton is one of Crawford best teach
) ers and is at present teaching fey
miles from home. driving TO her schoc
each morning. AS soon as her schoc
) is finished they will move onto tn
place adjoining the Mr.. Jos. Brogdo
4 farm which he had previously rente
4 for this year. They have many friend
) here who wish them happy and pro-
4 porous life
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-10
ORDINANCE NO. 157.

Anordin ance authorizing the Chicago
& North Western Railway Com
pany to locate. construct, and
maintain railway track across
Clark street and Washington
avenue.
Be it enacted by the Mayor and com
mon council of the city of Denison,
Crawford county, State of Iowa, as
follows:
Section l. That the said Chicago g.
North Western Railway Company be
granted the right to build railway
track across Washington avenue and
Clark street, .and permission and au-
thority be and the same are hereby
granted to the said Chicago & North
Western Railway Company to con.
strucu, operate, and maintain a railway
track from its present tracks across
Washington avenue and Clark street to
the power house of the Denison Elec-
trio Light Company. and to construct,
maintain and operate said railway upon
and across the above named streets
and alleys herein named of the city of
Denison that may be necessary for the
said Company to use in the transac-
ton of its said railway business in
building, operating and using its said
track from its present railway track to
the power and engine house of the
Denison Electric Light Company. and
that the Denisen Electric Light Com
PAW shall pay the expense of publica-
zion of this Ordinance.
Section 2. That the said track shall
not be laid more than one foot above
the present surface of said streets and
alleys and that thereafter 1t shall be
made to conform to any change of sur
face on said streets and alleys.
Passed Dec. 16, 1901.
A. D. WILSON, Mayor.
j. M. LUNEY. Clerk.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-10

Will pay the highest
price for hides Of amy
man in Crawford Co.
Be sure and call if you
have hides to sell as
this means business
will be money in your
pockets.
BROADWAY MEAT MARKET
A. D. RANDALL, Proprietor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-10
MAKES A FATAL MISTAKE.
Beautiful Detroit Society Woman Ac
cidentally Takes Arsenic and Dies.

Beautiful Detroit Society Woman Ac-
cidentally Takes Arsenic and Dies.
Detroit, Jan. 3-Miss Beulah
Wheeler. beautiful young society
woman, died at her home on Second
avenue from arsenical poisoning.
Last evening she retired to her room
to rest before starting for the the
alter. Soon afterward Miss Wheeler
called to her mother for aid and said
she had taken the wrong medicine.
What the young woman had taken for
antipyrin proved to be arsenic
Physicians were Immediately sum
moned and they worked over Miss
Wheeler all night Despite their
treatment she died Just befo1., day
break. Miss Wheeler, who was %
years of age, was born in Rome, N. Y
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-10
General Seamans Dy,.

Washington, Jan. General Sea-
mans has lapsed into comatose
condition. His death is believed to be
a question If but few hours.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-10
Willow Sale Of Herd Duroc
Jersey Swine.

Males Of all ages for sale; gifts bred or
open; yearling and two year old sows
pred forspring farrow; the great show
hog Marti E. heads the herd; breeding
weight 700 pounds. One thoroughbred
bull calf, deep red, for sale. Also, black
Plymouth Rock Cockerels
NJ. E. EDWARDS,
"a miles northwest of Defiance, Iowa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-10

The home of Enos Lentz was quaran-
tined for small pox Monday evening,
their grandson, Jay Lentz, who came
down from Sac county recently having
quite severe attack of it.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-10

Fer SALE-Two thoughbred Poland
China boar pigs. Inquire of FL. w.
Randall
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06

statutes of the state of Tennes-
see. This was unfecling in the
Ohio Senator in view of the fact
that Mr.. Carmack is a Senator
from Tennessee.
The anniversary Of the birth
day of Samuel ]. Tilden was
made the occasion of great
Democratic banquet in Brooklyn,
iii the hopes of solidifying and
strengthening the party. 1t is
noticed, however, that the most
prominent men of both factions
were conspicuously absent. The
"pecrlcsS leader" of 100000
sent short note and editorial
Of advice from the Commoncr,
and cX-PrcSidcnt Cleveland seat
also long letter full of counsel.
Ex-Governor Hill, of New York.
like wise found it announcement
TO attend. We're Samuel Randall
alive he would be forced to tke
permanent conclusion that the
wings Of Democracy no longer
clap togathcr."
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
DIssOi.UrIOA 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
81 eIS.tr &atioAal Bank, Broken
Bow, Neb. Don't fail to call and
settle i'll time to get your discount.
Dated this LIST day of Feb. 1902,
W. J. WANTz,
]. II. THOMPSON.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
MATTER IN CUANCtRY GALE.

Notice Ia hereby given, Tint by virtue 81 an or
der or rale issu"u To me from tho District Court
of Custer county, nebraska, upon decree OF
forCclnrure rendered iu sail court, Mt the Fcbru-
arV, 1900, term thereof. tn-wit: N the goth day
Of Fcuruary, 1890 In favor of Arthur Il brown,
f., A. STACK aud William Il Wilson. plaintiffs
and against Peter j. FranHcn, Mary A, FranHrn,
Fountain NJ. Shape, iona A. Shape, his wife,
ard William Deerng and Company, defendants.
| have lcvied upon the following described al
estate. to-wt: Al OF BLOCK seven in Dan
u Wis addition 10 the town nf Broken Row. No
hraSka and WILL on the 18th day of March,
10 =, at two O'Clock D, M, NJ the enst front doc
of he court house, in the citV Of Broken Row,
Nebraska, IN SAID county fell said real estate aI
public au& lon 10 tho highest bidder Tor Cash, TO
satisfy snid decree, intrrcs. and CO-tH, the
amnunt due thereon amounting 10 the sun of
1870 90 with 10 per cent interest from February
.O.h. 1900 and court costs amounting To S26 %
aud nCcrginE COST 4. SAID above dcsCtib ID resi
estate vii, he cold subject TO oil prior
liens ana incumb ances, az per cortic atcs on file
in disHis't clerks, nice. Dated this l2lh day of
M bfuary 1902. WILLIS CALDWELL,
MaAer In hanCery.
A.. II. HUMPHREY. ATTORNEY ab-ng--lH
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
O~fcl SAsa.ea Is4NR Setse&
Ah.AlAnnu d A. hklA d a. Ie MAJ

Note, is hereby given ihat the following nam.
cd tcttl'r has Gied noacc e her imrnllon 10
make final proof II snpl ort Of her claim. nnd that
sid proof will h, made before Il, gi~trr and Re
ce'vrr. at broken Row Hebraska, on Match -,
1902, y.H, NthtY i. SHELL, "f nGoSirr, hch ,
ON Ter H. u. No. BIB, Tor the Neh. rcCtiDn 20
uN Gshp 90. north ran % % wcsG, OH E.. NJ Sur
NAMES tie following witnesses Ia prove her ron r.
tinuoua rCrid"I ce upon and cultivation # said
nnd w: George w smell ,or Hoos er, Nrbtas-
ka; las 4 johnson, of Hoo>i'r. N,brir, la
Charhs SAcet. Il llooscr; Jchu Sttrct OF
Broken Bow, cbra.ka
36il-2l JAMS WHITEHEAD, Il, ri ter.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
soAeoule OF BROKEN row MAI, a

Pouch for weat will close NJ = p. M, cxCcut
Sunday when " will cloae nj q: N pm
Pouch, east for train No. ~ ulosss " m
and for No A closes mt, 5.3O am. Mail for AnslcV
and poluts east Of Grand Island carried on train
No. a..
Oconto via of Ryno ard Tnckerv,le, daily tx
cept Sunday cloecH, at z u m: returning eamo day
CalawBy via, Mckinley daily except sunday
closes at n IN, returning Hame day.
Round Valley via Green and Elton clOac at u
m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, returning
sane day.
Sumner vim Gurnscy, Georgetown and Upton
arrives nj | 30. TucPday Thursday aud Satur-
day returning leaves at IL, 30 same day.
ONE. honrs from 800 IN to 800 y m. Sun
days from 3 45 p. IN. to 6:ib p m. Lobby opcn
week days from a. IN. ID \ y, M. Sundrr S3J
a. m TO y n M General de livery not open sun.
day morning IA heretofore. l.. H.JEwGrT. M
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
NOTICE TO CREDlTOlts

H. County Court, within ahd for Cnster county,
Nchras ~ IN il' ma ter of the estate Of Andrew
Anderson, drCei rod
the cr'ditnrs OF sRid estate, You are hercby
mortified thHt viii sit NJ the CJun curt room,
In iiOEpn n W, IN 30 vi county, on thu Plat ~ uf
ApriS 1902; on hr 2lst day OF June, 1907; and
the Diet dav august 1901 enc NJ 10 O'Clock u.
m. of said day toICcc v ant examine Al claims
against raid estate, with YCw 10 their adjust
mcnt and al OwanCe. The ;im0 limited for the
prest ntatOn Of claims against siid cstald IA ak
wunths from he 2lst day OF February, 1872, III
Tie time limited Tor payment OF deDts Il one year
my hand and seal NJ said colniy cuu; :, this 10Th
day Of FEBRUARY. 1902. j. A. ARMOUR,
$3.50 % SEAL County Judge
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

Article
he namo &C said corporation thall be Central
rc''phono oompa0yki,uleo
II, G principle place Of trausacting its business
shall be in the city Of Broken Bow, NEBRASKA.
Article 3.
The nature OF the business to lie transacted 10y
said corporation hall he The erection and mann.
tcu'rcc Of polts. wires, swi'c,b arde. Telephones
and iN urts necessary to operate nrd trHnsact
general tClCphCuC | uaiu, 80 iO tuch points tud
rlrces within fnid state na tho public lutetests
sud demands mny require; and to luOd cr ct,
urchlsc, lclsr aud oucrltC II h additional luce
aud iu uish them M the iniercpiP Of tho corpora.
ton lust ~, und to carry out eaiu urposC said
cotp"tati,ra IL empowered to lease aud purchase
fcnl estate aud erect euCh buUdiugs thereon ne
the il;etcs.s II tie company mas require.
Article |
TNe authorized capital stock Of s'id cor ora
liOr shall tie ttir,yiin thou 'and dollats fS35,-
0W Ool To bo dividcd into seven hundrcd uon.
asa sable shares OF liy donts $4,000 each
Ftur Hundred If laid 'har,s I'd hc sub 'Crhcd and
paid Tor ~ or before the date OF the utganiZ uon
uG said Corporation, The remaining thrco nun.
hrcd shares th, ! he held IN the tr asu-Y ,f said
CORPORATION 10 be sold ~ OF poscd ~ only for
II chasing leasing NJ Ntcnding the line and
IMPROVE x tho facilities ot Sid cptp'retio,; pro
d,d thst ri jGe'tuty siOCk 20 he'd shall not
be "iytdcI bear rg until tne ssmo IL s'ld and
IT, u'd bv the tfcera ut sad corporation, aud
that tto,k So,d shhl he at rnt luc.
Article D.
The existence Of this corporation shall com
w'u-e on tn fret day Of March. ~ ., AID cpn-
tinuy for period OF I'VE ~ cats,
Article u
TIL" lusincrs Of eHih corporation shall be CON
Quoted Ivy NuHrd Of Directors comuoSCd Il five
members. who tuAll he eiCCtcd by tho s,ouk
hOdo-s OF raid corpora alton FROM am pg their
nun Der J no c.pCuhn said Hoard IL Dircc.
tors - take place Aui NY at th" general .iliN
" sad cnI po ati on rhe II st Monday - March,
IN each year.
Ar iClc T.
The nj >ovs &C sa d corporation sh0ll consist
~ pCsidctt C'-Vrttidcni, rPCrptnry, treasure,
and general .nnnnger. An officers of TIE corpora
ton are TO hr cl,C I'd hv the Board VI Directors
NcthlAg hCr,in phnn IrtvrrS any person trUm
holding one ~ mWc Of snid fllscs.
Article &
The highest indebtedness ~ which said c1rpor-
alton shall ct an, time subject itself shall not
tNcttd two hids of ite capital ST. OK,
ArtiC g
The meetings Of said Board of Directors and
the methods of conducting thc business of said
cofpoIa atm ehall he deter minpd aud set ont In
the by Laws Of id sDrHo aticr heseIsifter to be
adopted by sad Board N Directors.
AIicle 10.
. There articles may be amended at any time IN
the mani er ~ ovded by the laws OF the state Of
Nebraska.
In wtu,ss wh"rsof, thc El,iass Sned hgv" hers
Il In tut scrhrd their II, mts tnls SlSt day OF
trh NAY, n u 1902.
j II. AM MsoN FRANK III YoUMG
T.. =, hUBLEE. : * wAHRICE
A r. IIUMrnREI. ~. NJ ANlSBERRr.
a.. y. ODNlAp, q W, AppLE.
w II ELsFSaM FIh$EY mos by
w. RYErssS. Y. FiWnsy.
w. II GhlEAl MAN. II xUtIAyA
"a Aaahs A,u ppNSS ~ s,An
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06

tie" and suggested that all the
controversy as to who was entitl-
ed to the credit of command, was
rather unsccmly and undignilicd.
Public sentiment will at least
heartily endorse that part of Mr..
RooScvclts statement in which
he admonishes all the disputants
to drop the matter and give the
country rest.
Has Mr.. Bryan noticed the vio-
lation of the consent of the gov
crned" right, i'll the recent order
Of the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, providing that indians
shall keep their hair cut?
1t was characteristicallv level
headed Of Mr. Roosevelt to with
draw his name from the list of
officers recommended for brevct
rank, before sending it to Con-
gress. The recommendations of
the Army Brcvct Board conferred
upon the President, in conncc-
ton with his Spanish war service
the ranks of colonel and briga-
dier general.
1t is hard to east out of our
minds the impression that the
gentlemen i'll the Congress who
are now predicting such dire re-
suits from our occupancy and adj
ministration of the Philippines
are the same gentlemen who only
a few years ago were prophcSying,
that unless we adopted their free
silver program the country would
be one vast wreck.
While the Washington Post
believes that the Democrats will
not dare adopt an actual "scuttle
Philippine policy" blank in their
platform, it says that if they do
perpetratc such blundcr, they
will create a logical demand for
Col. William Jennings Bryan to
lead his party to a third success
sive defeat at the polls, which
opportunity Mr.. Bryan will most
eagerly seize.
The recent order of the new
postmaster general to the effect
that no fourth-class poStnasters
will be removed except for cause
will come as unpleasant surprise
to some Congressman and polite
ians, but will be viewed with sat
isfaction by those who desire on
ly good service. The policy
seems to be iii direct accord with
the Presidents views as to the
merit system in Federal service.
When Senator CarmaCk de-
nounccd in the Senate the Philip
pines Commissions treason law
as most "tyrannical and I'M
Amcrican," Senator Foraker cX-
planned that the Scvcrest clause
in the Philippines treason and
sedition law was copied from the
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06

Broken Bow, Nebrnskn Feb. 21 1902,
Motto" Is her, 10y given that in putsu, Il
ipstuct!nrs from the Commissioners ot The Gen.
tral Land flee under authority veet,d in him
~ section 2la5 L . s Rev Stat, as amended nv
actof Corg Vs1 approved February 90, Isq5 we
Will proceed I" fer at public sac on the % d
IN the 70 lowing tract OF lard. to.Ni 4 a
Nc1 seCton y, t,wBsbIp IL, north, Ianpc ~,
west, h y. III. Any and all persons Il lining
adversely the bore described Ia ds are Ltltissd
10 file tl' ir ,inr IN tns flee or before the
day above designated FIR the ,tmmenccu cnt Of
said sale, otherwise their rights " II, lee fbif tied
JANIS VIII EnTAD v, gist,r
~ i5-2G FEtNK II. YOvEG, x, &c Scr.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06

Br0teu Bow, Mr.? February 70 .
Notice is hereby given that III" GIiuwIrg nam
ed setil"r ha" NED m ice of hi- intention to
make final proof ~ Eurrort of her Claim, Gnd
that said pr Of " III NJ m sd before Reg scr atd
kecrE"r At Broken COW, N.braNta. 90 FRIDAY.
March -. 1902, viz: &c SIZE JACOBS Of New
Helena. Ncb'aska on her Il Il, No 500 for the
VIZ SPh, ~ Swld section X township Is, ~.
rang ~, west. OH p. NJ IL" nppcS tue follow.
ing witnesses prove hi' continuous rr'idrac"
u, on and cult 'tion NJ Hand, w NOs"s &
Montgomery, William w. TOricy, E-nnis Wal
ton. Chnr.es = TuOl'v. al Of BOX II Row Ncb
~ 40 u JAMES WHITEHEAD ReKistCr
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
A, II. HUMPHREY, Attorney
NOTICE OF PROBATE or WILL.

The state OF Nebraska,
Custer County,
10 all the devsees and lpgitees, and all pers ons
Interested Ia the estate vi Daniel Lewis, Il -
c%acd.
Whhrcas, Lyd'a A. 10 Wis, Of aid county has
died D. my filed ma instrument plrporting 10 ha
me last viii aud Testament OF DnLitl Lewis, de-
ceased, late OF sai' couoty, md petition prsa
lug to have tho seine admitted TO probate, which
VIII re- atGs TO hoth neal and p rsglal estate.
whcr3upon l have appointed the Rad day OF
Marsh, 1912 AT ~ o'clock in the forenoon, at my
lce, In aad county, n the time and place you
aud all conc Ened may appear and contest the
probate Cf the saI~, II Ia further ordered TINT
nj TetitiasIer give notice h ull persons inter.
o1tcd in Sal estate n the pendeuey OF Tho petit
ton, aud tho time md pnce at for boernDg the
samf, by causing cory OF { his order 10 DO pub.
lished In the CUSTER coihTY REPUBLICAN, n
EcwephpCr Iublishhd IN Broken Bow, for four
cOnst Cutivp weeks prior 10 tho day rot for hear
ing In testimony whereof. have hereuuto set
my hnnd Dnd affixed my olllcitl zeal this 2Oih day
Of Feb ulry, 1902 j. a. ARMOUR
3l-io-24 lsEAI County Judge.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06

Mrs. c. l.. NanDcusen, of Kilbouin,
Wis, wls afflicted xith sto1uaoh trouble
and constipation for long time. she
,says, 81 have tried many preparations hut
none have done me the that Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. "
These Tablets are for sale At Haebcrle's
drug store. Price, IS cents. Samples
free.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
|| I ||'||I|||||l Time TABLE
BROKEN BOW, NEB.

E.i0coiu, Denver,
Omaha, Helena,
Chicago, Butte,
"a Joseph. Hsortiauu,
Kansas City, r4ntt Lake City,
ST. N-1uiS, And san ErnucfHcO
All POINTS Enst And All Points
Ana AOuth west.
No. a9-Vesibuled express daily, Lincoln, 0ms-
Ia. It, Joseph. khnsaH CITY, st. Louis, Obi
cago and nil pOtala sast and south II "A pm.
No. f-Local expross tally, Lincoln, Omaha,
1T. Joseph Kansos CITY, 81, Louie, Chicago
and all points eaat and south :. ........6 30 am
No. 46-Freight daily, Ravenna, Grand Island,
Aurora, Seward and Line oln ........... Oh am
No. is-Freight oaiiy except Sunday. Rayenna
No, 4i--Vestibuled express daily Helena, Scat.
tie, Butte, Portland and all Pacific Coast
pOlnN, communist w am
No. a3-Loca express daily, Alliance and
intermediate points..... ..............i ~ 90 am
No, 4b--Freght daily stops only Anselmo Seneca.
Whitman and Alliance. ..,......... 10 90 n m
Mo d7--Freight daily except Sunday, Ssneoa
md intermediate pOnts ................1:3b pm
sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars (seats
trce) on through trains. Tickcs aold and bag
gage checked 10 any point IN thI Unitod States
and Canada.
No. 10 has merchandise cars Tuesdays. Thurs.
DAYS and Saturdays.
No. ~ will carry passer gcrs for Ravonns
Grand Island, Sewa,d and Lincoln.
Information, maps, time tables and ticket
rail- on or write to III. l.. Ormsby, agent, or j
Francis, q. p. A., Omahg, Nebraska.
IL. l.. ORHsBY, Agent.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06

No one knows the unbcarablc
torture one undergocs from piles
unless they are SO afflicted. TAB-
LEXIS BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT
is a quick, safe and painless cure.
Price, so cent IN bottles, Tubes,
75cts cents. Broken Bow and
Merna.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
AUCFESL EiS:N.

Sales cried Everywhere. Stock
sales a specially. Write or see me
for terms and dates. JUD KAY.
27 If Box Ill, Broken Bow,
Ncb.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
NOTICE OF PROBATE or WILL.

Ilr Sea q a'IlRsSA 90,
ia ~ CE@PF,
Toa The Duv."ts ard L'gl,cr", AID ali
pCrsu, in'erc, ted in the Estate { susan 4
Budd CCcorstd; whereas George X. N. Budd Of
said c.unty. has fl, d in my Office an instrumeni
ruTrHtlur y, q the last win ana Teesm mt q
SUsan R. Drdd dcc,HsrG, late at said comfy, nj d
a petition praying o have tire same admntrd 10
probate which Will lclat w. both real AID
personal estate whrrouuOn have appointed the
eth dsN Of March, 10 =, at 10 cl"ck IN the fore
noon, at nv Office III said Comfy, the time
and place you and all concerned, LAY appear
and CONTEXT tn" pi0hn,c Cf the same.
|, VcaIino' y whereof have htrcunto set my
h. nd and affixed my ici Al seal, this l7'h day of
February 49, j. A ARMOUR,
U.3S- % FALL count JGdgC,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-06
ROAD NOTIE.

To whom Il may concern:
The commits lon"r appointed to view n road
CONNER cir z n. station /. point chains ami
u unks act of sonth Hst corner OF tue tOuIhwes'
q 'hrt'r of The south"ast qusTter, of Section
loves ip Is, raIge Il west,