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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

IF. NJ. RuBLEE. President ofthc above nam
ed bank, do solcmnly swear that the above
statement Is correct and a true copy of the re-
port made to the State Banking board
+, M. RUBLEE. Pres.
A,,.s, 5. II. THOMPSON, Director
+. NJ. RuBLEE. Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2st
day OF March 1908. j. J, SNYDER
lSEALI Notary Public.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26
J. c. Moore, abstracting.

For SALE-Good alfalfa hay.
41-42 JOHN WILLIS.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

For SALE-Hereford Bull No.
1052S3, Individuality. Pedigree
good. &C. Z. CALDWELL. 41tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

Garden, field, flower and cane
seed-Bulk or package-At J C.
BOWEN. 40tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

Farms for sale ard lands for
rent, Now is the time to get
farm cheap, as the cheap farms
are all going, and prices are adj
vancing rapidly. G. Brenizer.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

For SALE OR TRADE-Tow1
lots and a few five acre lots in
this city, for cattle, horses or farm
land. Allen Reyner.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

100 bushels of speltz for sale at
75c per bushel. On sale at Geo.
Apples hardware store.
41-43 ]. B. PALMER.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

J, G.. Leonard bonded abstrac-
ter. 39ti
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

am now prepared to mend hot
water bottles and all rubber goods
of that nature. -CHAs. HUCKLE-
BERRY. 39tt
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

J. G. Leonard bonded abstrac-
ter. soft
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

WANTED-To hire two men
that have families. Houses furn-
ished. --WEsT UNION MILLING Co.
38tf West Union, Neb.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

We have just received our new
line of spring wall paper. All
1903 patterns. Call and see them
at Wilkins drug store. IS If
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

A thoroughbred HEREFORD bull
for sale cheap.
Soft S. B. THOMPSON.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

Money loaned on improved
farms JAMES LEDwIcH,
7 Is If Broken Bow, Neb.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-26

Fresh oysters, celery and vege-
tables at The Star Grocery.
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MUSTERED OUT.

GLORIA: SprGglale. Ark. March %. Jacob +.
Cloir, Co. II. 49th Mo. Under Cieyeiands Adminstra-
ton Comrade Ciors pension reduced from sl2 to
g. but about two years ago he succeeded In having 1t
increased to si0.
FARRINGTON.-At Princeton, MInn., on July T.
Philander +. Farr1ngtoD Co. C. lst Mimi. MID Rang
ers. Comrde Farrington enlisted Sept. 20, 1867; dis
charged Oct H. 1863. lie great sufferer for
eraI years the result of injury received In the
vice. He had resided in Mile Lacs Co. Il years. A
widow and four children survive.
FINK--At Sprngdale, Ark, July Z, Robert j. Fink,
Co. l.. Sd Mo. Cav, aged 30 years.
JOHSSrON-At Guthrie, okla, July Is, Wm De
metrius Johnston, Co. ID. s'th Ohio a widow and
four children survive. IiI =
MATIENY.-At Robinson, Crawford Co., H. July
H. John Y Maiheny, Co. f. 2ilh Ind. born at Evans
vile, Vanderberg Co, Ind May u 1899. Enlisted
June, 1851 He is survived by a-widow, two and
two daughters Chas Matheny, I'D Matheny, Mrs. sam.
ualI and Mrs. Bert Vannetta,
NELSON.-At Springdale, Ark, Feb II, VIM. j..
Nelson, Go. X, I'd U. :. Inf AT the outbreak of the
Comnide Nelson was living in Tennessee, He and
his brother forced into the Confederate army but
deserted at the first opportunity And joined the FEEDER
al forces.
OUTwATER.-At Jersey City. N. J., Oct. %, 1902.
Comrade Outwater enlisted ii APRIL 1861, and took
part in 10 battles. He Wounded May g. 1864. He
leaves a family. IA al
RUSSELL-At Auburn, Neb June IL, Nathaniel F.
Russell, 9th Iowa Cav. Conlrade Russell was born In
Fulton County, Ind. He removed to Nebraska when
IA of age and at the organization of the 5th Iowa
Cav. enlisted, serving three years and 10 months. and
participating in ~ engagements He was member o!
Post l73 He leaves a faIniiysT
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Ruby-Buying in Hurmah.

In the examination of rubies artificial
light is not used, the merchants holding
that full sunlight alone can bring out the
color and brilliancy of the gems. Sales
must therefore take place between the
hours of 8 and 3, and the sky must be
clear The purchaser. placed near a Win
dow, has before him large copper plate.
The sellers come to him one by one. and
each empties upon this plate his little
bag of rubies. The purchaser proceeds to
arrange them for valuation in a number
of small heaps. The first division is into
three grades, according to size; each Of
these groups is again divided into three
piles, according to color; and each of these
piles, in tuIn, is again divided into three
groups, according to shape. There are
thus q grades in all, in addition to the
larger stones that are set aside for yalu-
alton and sale singly. The bright copper
plate has q curious use. The sunlight
reflected from it through the stones brings
out color effect with true rubies different
from that with red spinels and tourma-
lines, which are thus easily separated. The
buyer and seller then go through a very pc
culiar method Of bargaining by signs, or
rather grips, in perfect silence After
agreeing on the fairness of the classifica-
tions, they join their right hands, covered
with handkerchief or the flap of a gar
ment, and by grasps and prassures. inu-
tually understood among all these dealers,
they make, modify, and accept proposals
of purchase and sale. The hands are then
uncovered, and the prices are recorded.
The large single stones are valued ac-
cording TO color and shape for cutting, the
very fine ones bringing high prices. 4
ruby of SO carats from the MOgok mine
some years ago brought 10000 rupees
tS30, ,000y at Calcutta.
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Work OF the Pension ohice

The report of certificates issued for the week ended
July is shows
Army Invalid: Original. l. increase, pa: reissue s2
restoration 2: renewal %: supplemental, 4; duplicate
10: accrued. Ill. Total. sos.
Army Widows, etc: Original 81; reissue I; restorl-
tion ]: renewal ]: duplicate, 5: accrued l. Total 40
Army InvaIids war with SPAIN: Original AZ; in
crease, "a reissue 2; restora,ion 10; duplicate, q
crucd. l. Total IS.
Army Widows, etc. fwar with SPAIN: Original is.
Navy Invalids Cwi.r with Spain) Original, q in.
crease, /; reissue, 1. Total 4.
Army Inrnlds-Regular Establishment: Increase, 4
duplicate ]. Total, g.
Army Invalids act of June 81 1905 Original, Co. IN
crease, 2j: additional, 81: reissue. G: restoration, ~
renewal, Il: supplemental, 4 duplicate. 80; accrued
ec5. Total. 707.
Army Widows, etc. fact of June e. 1890: Original.
27s; reissue, !; renewal, 1: duplicate, IL accrued l.
Total, 81.
Navy Invaliis act of June q, $780, Increase !; du
plicate. /; accrued, 5. Total, :.
Navy Widows etc Cact Of June q, 1890: Original 4
duplicate. !. Total, j.
War Of lsi2-Wldows: Duplicate, /.
Mexican War Survivors: Accrued O.
Mexican War Widows: Original 4.
Indian Wars QsS2 ~ Survivors: Original %; ac
crued. l. Total. -
Indian Wars Qss2l - Widows: Original a. duplicate
l. Total, s.
Toias-originsl, 46s; increase, 1876: additional, 81
reissue. 4S; restoration. 81: renewal A. supplemental
S; duplicate. "a: accrued, s3s- Grand total, sos.
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THURSDAY
THE LINCOLN ASSASSINATION.
A Comrade Recalls Some Memories of the
Time.

Time.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The ar
ticle in The National Tribune of June IS,
entitled 'The Enid Impostor." is true in
every particular. l know, for the reason
that / was one of the squad that had
charge of Booths remains after they
reached Washington until they We're
buried. There is no doubt but that the
body buried in one of the cells of the Old
Capitol Prison (aS it was then called was
Booths.
There are some scenes in my expert
ence in the United States service of two
years and ten months that stand out more
vividly than the rest. Clear cut. as if it
were being transacted before me now. is
the burial of Booth. In some respects it
resembled "The Burial of Sir John
Moore as described in Il poem in an
old school reader: that is so far as being
done ''at dead of night and by the Ian
tern dimly burning After the flagstone
was replaced we were marched to Judge
Holt's office, and there took n solemn
oath not to divulge what we had just
witnessed.
Another scene more dramatic. which
stands out just as vividly. was that en-
acted in the courtroom when the arch
rebels were sentenced. l had charge of
Payne and sat by his side every day but
G-le during the trial. ] can see the court
room now. the raised seats where the
prisoners sat, a detective by the side of
each, the armed guards sitting behind
them, the court, consisting of Gen. Han
cock and Judge Holt. each at his table,
with his guards about him. The prison
ers and court were separated frGm the
spectators by a high fence. l have heard
of a silence that could be felt; that was
the kind that permeated the courtroom
just before the sentence was pronounced.
1t was a solemn scene. and one that can
never be effaced from my mind so long
as l have reason.-HINMAN SMITH. 9Th
Co.. 1st Bat. n. Y. State SharpshOoters.
Honeoyc Falls. n. y.
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New York Department officers.

The 31th Annual Encampment of the
Department of New York i'll session at
Niagara Falls. \. Y. June Il. Is and 10.
elected the following officers: Commander,
John S. Koster Port Lcyden. \. Y; s. V.
c., Michael J. Cummings. New York, y.
Y; J. V. c.. David Isaacs. Nigara Falls,
\. Y; Medical Director. II. c. Hendrick.
Rev. McKindree. Williamson. \. Y.
Council of Administration. l.. V. S. Mat
tison. Andrew NJ. Clarke. NJ. II. Whalen,
W. S. Newman, Nelson Matticc.
The following delegates and alterBates
were elected to represent this Department
at the next National Encampmcnt:
Delegate at Large. William :. Bull.
Post 8; Delegates. Nicholas W. Day. 13j:
Bradley Winslow. 323: j. X. Hood, 142;
ID. J. O'Brien. 121; james ID. Bell, 435;
Dewitt c. Crumb. 456: Jacob Schneider.
~; Grumpy Bolton. All: y. w. Litchard.
427; NJ. Y. Butler. Sc: Geo. y. Hunter.
395; Peter Thomas, 300: Charles a.
Shaw, 10: j. j. Ausustin. JOG; &. w.
Rourne. 40: T. +. Reed. A: Charles $.
Thorpe. $50: T.. W. Rogers. 1G; Henry w.
Knight, 327: NJ. J. Heni.essey. 1872;
Thomas II. Kiernan. 14S; James II. Ev-
erett. 127: Henry +. Bissell, :S31; NJ. p.
Burney. 10: George j Ooks. 4; James II.
McKenna. 3; II. ii. Wiley J1S: Grove L..
Dutton. 271; A. S. Sheldon. G63: Fred
Cossum. 81: Moses W. Cartwright, "a:
A. Il. Wilbur. 301: Warren Lerch. y;
George S. Kellogg. 52I: Frank Johnson.
1874; S. \. Keener. 30; W. J. Phillips.
13S: NJ NJ. Conklin, 6.
Alternate mt Large. &. c. Caldwell. Post
$40: Alternates, X. II. Stillwell. 1T5; Rob
ert S. Heilferty. 10; William Wentz, 152;
J. NJ. Gibbs, 412: A. Il. Nallaient. 40;
Geo. w. Stanley, 800: Robert Mcclure,
1876: Dan Simmons. 435: +. J. Weber. 3;
Jacob Knapp. &c; George +. Dewey, 135:
L. Ii. Sentell. 100: Daniel Lawton. 591:
w. G. Peckham. 2S5: Geo. o. Mead, 300;
Theo. Weberg. 90: J. +. Middaugh. 1875:
John ID. Palmer, 234: J. b. Lord, 39l:
VIM. Clowinzer. 81; o. L. Swift, 523;
III. II. Jones, rs; Richard Warran. 10;
Archibald G. Snow, 81: L. III. Fassett,
127; John II. Tenant, 20: Geo. Hollands,
227; James A. Tappan. 620: J. A. Muir
ray, 1876; S. B. Williams, 4; George F.
Smith, $40; S. +. Burdick, 1S5; c. E.
Cole, u: ii. l.. Hutchins. 1872: C. +. Yoe-
mans. 1874; Robert Bushby, ia; Robert
McAnnally. POS: II. II. Kingston, 400.
Commander Roster has announced the
following staff appointments: a. a. c.,
Henry L. Turner. Albany: A. S. NJ. e.,
Geo. f. Dewey. Albany; Chief mastering
Officer, James \. Taggert. Buffalo, \. Y;
Senior Aid-deCamp. James b. Black,
New York, n. y.
Headquarters have been established at
the Capitol, Albany. n. Y.
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Reunion Of Naval Veterans.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: There
will be held at San Francisco, Cal, dur
ing the G. A. Il. Encampment next
month, a general Reunion of Naval Vet
Grams. The Committee of Arrangements
has engaged a handsome hall, located
at 121 Eddy Street, where headquarters
will be established and where all Naval
Veterans will report.
The State of California did not figure
very largely in our Navy during the civil
war. iut since its close many of our peo-
pie have located there, who will warmly
welcome their Eastern Shipmates and
splice braces 10 renew friendship
formed amid scenes of trial and danger.
Gratefully approaching the courtesy
and generosity Of the Committee, let the
Navy be largely Observation-Disclosures
SIMMONS. Naval Post, 400, G. A. r.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Liquor Drinking in France.

There is one liquor shop for every 20
persons in the Province of Eure, France
Taking account of children and abstinent
women and men, it may be said that every
% persons support one liquor dealer.
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Reunion of tha Sad Pa.

The sd Pa. will hold its 10th Annual
Reunion at Scranton, Sept. %, 1903, with
a fine program. All members of the regi-
ment are urged to at once write TO the
Secretary, Herman G. Miller. 27 Sth st.
southeast, Washington, ID. G.
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A Free Kidney Remedy.

DIR. d. A. Williams, East Hampton, Conn
says il any sufferer from Kidney and Bladder
Disease will send him their address he will mail
them free OF all cost, some of the remedy they
are looking for-the ONE that will cure them
The National tribune., 1903-07-30
RECENT LITERATURE.
THE SENATOR'S SWEETHEART"
By Rosseter Willard. Published by
the Grafton Press, New York

THE SENATOR'S SWEETHEART" {"
BY Rosseter Willard. Published by
the Grafton Press, New York.
A pleasantly written story, telling Of
the early lie OF the Senator's Sweet
heart" her marriage and subsequent
prominent life in politics. 1t has good
pictures Of the life in Washington City.
an introduction by Mrs. c. X. Davis, and
is illustrated with drawings by Felix Ma
honey.
THE HARKRIDERS." By Opie Reed.
Published by Laird & Lee, Chicago, Ill.
Opie Reed has wide circle of read
ers for his novels, which are excellent pic
lures OF the peculiar Southwestern ciyili-
zation. This is one of his best. 1t is
charmingly Illustrated.
Magazines and Notes.
Forestry and Irrigation, for July-Con-
tents: The Appalachian Forest Reserve,
by Hon. James Wilson, Secretary of Ag-
riculture: The Cultivation of Rice in the
United States; The Evolution of the AK;
News and Notes, etc. Single copy, TO- At
lantie Building, Washington. ID. c.
Everybody's Magazine for August, in
addition to the usual well-balanced and
inviting table OF contents, has two pecu-
liarly Distinguishing features, one being
an article by Francis Marion Crawford on
the Pope and the Papacy. Another Is "A
Vacation Symposium" by Frederick
North.
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Ransom Post to the National Encampment.

Ransom Post, of st. Louis, No., will
leave St Louis, by the Wabash, at $50
a. H., Tuesday, Aug. II, via Denver
Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City, ar
irving at San Francisco. Sunday, Aug. 16
1t will act as escort to the Commander of
the Department Of Missouri.
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~ N-ATIoNAL TRIBUNE Books-
NEW BOOKS.
Statesmen and Orators. Six Vo!s. Cloth...... 500
DilicHi History Of L. :. Cinh... ......-..... 100
Life OF Mckinley. SILK khack...-..-.....-.-...- 500
ROOSEVELT BOOKS.


These the list Ofthe popular edition OF the Pres
Cen = EOOke. We informed that future editions
viii sell for high priceS-sOmcthing like $40 volume.
We believe this report 'ccisc p!eiy of people vii!
buy the Presidents books at Whatever cost. 1t is
GOOD business move ON the r;tri Of the publisher in his
interest. well in the interest of the distin-
guiSiIed Inr.
i-Ic of,.rc we understand the Presidents profits
nu iIpr He is open handed vino probably
cared little about royalties We viii MI he glad 10 learn
iIiat his lnb0rs will be literally rewarded. Meanwhile,
and for - ItiIr willie only we have these ten volumes
OF The Presidents books for sale at s5-only 80 cents
volume. When they nll gone tiics' volumes will
be apt 10 double and treble in vaiGe.
American Ideals. 80 pages. CIoih-............ 30
Admnistr r.. ion. Civil Service. 30. pages. Cloth so
War OF Si: Paft ]. 21S pages C0Ih......-.-.. 80
War OF ISL Part II. 80 pages. Ctoh......-... 80
Winning of the West. P:rt I. .sS pages Cloth. 80
Winning Of ilc West. Part H. :s:i pages. Cloth. 30
Winning of the West Part II. 80 pages. Cloth. 30
Winning nf the West. Part ". @G3 pages. Cloth. 80
Winning OF the West. Part V. 40 pages. Cloth. 20
Winning OF the West. Part VI 295 pages. Cloth. so
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
American Conflict. Greeley. Two Vols. Paper. 2CO
Bayars Courier ClotlI....-..... ......-...-.. l.j0
A:IdcISonville. by John McElrOy. Leiherette. 80
NJ and .'ShOny." in stone River campaign.
81, shorty" and the Boys of 90. q on the
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Address TIE SATIoSAL TRIBUNE. Washington, D. c.
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M EDicAL.
.EPTO-CELERINE.

DEPTO- -CELERINE-
l. Guaranteed TO cure all headaches whether aris-
ing from impaired Digestion nervousness dle TO ex-
citement or oyer;axed mental energy worry loss Of
sleep, over stimulation etc, money refunded As
a reliever of pain in rheumatism Neuralgia Scatica
and kindred troubles PeptoCelerne is preferable to
opium or its alkaloids. These powders contain no
opium, codeine, morphine quinine, antpyrne or any
other narcotic harmful alkalod Endorsed By Lead
ing physicians and used by them in their practice.
Trial size, containing three doses. 10 cents regular
size, ccntainn ten doses p cents Either size sent
prepaid receipt of price If your druggist does not
have them. Herman +. Schwarz,. 1856 Murray Avenue
Milwaukee, Wis.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS.
up a trO IL q
BOOKS AND PICTURES.

noN'T MARRY, DOCTOR OR DESPAIR
50 Don't 10 thing" till you sec clearly what's
best by nid of flashlights on Human Nature, on
what YOU aS doctor, but don't like TO. 2I0 pages,
illustrated, - cents; but TO Introduce 1t send one
only TO any adult for postage 10 Cents. MURRAY
HILL. BOOK CO, l:9 East IS Ia Street, New York.
pooES.-Thc civil War the Border. Complete
account of all engagements great and small, and
Of all uiarres. retreats ami SpcdtuuS west OF the Mis-
sisspp Two vols octave. 95g pages fully illustrated
I'ricc S. Address the author WILEY BEITrOS.
Springfield. Mo.
nIRECTORY MALE RESI- DENTS COSTToCTON
Comfy, o.. giving financial IHting, occupation
and address; aSO business films in al, .oHus III county,
county and township officials and all teachers Will
your order ~ once. address Handles & Cotton, Pub
fishers. J.. %. Box So Ct,shocton, Ohio.
rs,HE DEVIL IN CHURCH.-YoU WANT 1T.
send postal fJr cone!,s and price. n w. Paul,
Box l5i, tCultcrsViiic. Ill.
;'oR SALE-THE EIGHT VOLUMES OF AD-
iCtIut-ti e,rTsS Report. State of Iowa Gl IS. in
good condition. J. +. Reed. Pulaski, Iowa.
2>OOES-I HAVE \ FEW PRINTED AID
ilIlS-r;trii rituals for Sa.e Cnnai.Iing al the
secret -.ork initiation, Costumes, rpbeS signs. grips
and prs words pI the following imed orders lie
Vscd Ddlit'lDyiship, with l'aiTiarcs Militant and
RebcE1h de'.rreS NE: FrrcmaSonry first three de
grees g"; first SeVcn deg eeS 81 ~. Council and Com
nnudcry knight ilm1.lriSnl, sO,..: Mystic Shrine,
Orient Cypher $50; scotch Hte, two volumes, 900
RACES $40; Modern WOCdmln knights of FytiIiaS,
Red Men, MaCrabees. Eures;erS, Pariarchs Militant
I;ebekAS. each SOC. t,UaInreei - b. complete and
money refunded. Remit by postal money
order or registered letter TO l.. T. Weller, Fairfax
Courthouse, Va.
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z ANDS WITH ENCUMBERED, DEFECTIVE,
IL OR TAX TITLES BOUGHT.
No matter where located. Give particulars and
receive proposition. Address
Iowa Collection and Trust Co., Des Moines, Iowa.
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Il NICE HOUSE NEAR CHARLESTON, GA,
on the Georgia Railroad. near Atlanta
Inquire of owner, Comrade j. w. Savage, Clarks
ton. Ga.
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VNARM FOR SALE-l60 ACRES IN O'BRIEN
E County. Iowa. House, barn and granery; fine
grove heavy black so clay subsoil 20 in crops
balance pasture and hay land. fine stock farm; flow
ing stream of water through pasture Rents for ssa5
cash bargain at SIS per acre Address c. w. Ho1ie.
Spencer, Iowa.
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REAL ESTATE.

IGOR SALE-EIGHT- ROOM HOUSE: CISTERN
ard outbuildings; :Ot eO0xe01: in good neighbor-
hood Just the place for old vets For quick sale o0a
Address a. ]. Hammack. BOX l6, Columbus, Ky.
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IGOR SALE.-FINE FARM OF 81 ACRES-TwO
II miles from Court House; good house and barns;
splendid location. will sell cheap and easy terms
Come and see or write. IL. :. Woods Litchtcld, ny.
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rCHE DRINK HABIT CURED.

TJNHE DRINK HABIT CURED.
l. By the Preston Home Cure for alcoholism. Il
Is a boon to mankind Thousands have been
cured by II. It's n fine tonic and nerve restora-
tive. You can take 1t without anyone knowing
ii but yourself and continue at your business
1t places you where you can exert your will
power and show your manhood. send for
booklet The Preston Cure Co.. S. 10Th ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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VNLORIDA FOR HEALTH
L AND GOOD, CHEAP HOMES.
Best fruit lands on earth Resident Il years, and
will stay. stephen Soar.
Dade City, Pasco Co., Fla.
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A NTI-PAIN-GREAT RELIEF TO SUFFER-
"A ers from pain. especially Headache-Sick Ner-
yous or Neuralgia. or Neuragic pains. We have per-
feet remedy free from opates bromdes especially
indicated for ladies, all conditions, hence safe The
greatest physician can offer nothing better This
one of our great remedies To prove our words we
will for limited time send sample powders by mail,
prepaid for two &C. stamps Regular box &c. Ad-
dress The 5. I. b. Remedy Co., Pembine, Wis
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AGENTS WANTED.

DO for WANT TO MAKE $40 a WEEK
1 work two hours a day and make $40
wCcS.
You c,,n make from sc 10 sI5 week.
The work is easy and will pay you we'll
All who care to take up the work write
me a letter. and viii send yen a { rctliar.
MISS NJ. T.. CUfBEt;TSDN,
Edinboro, trie Co.. Pa.
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TJNRY MY OREGON BAISAMIC SALVE GOOD
l. for cuts, burns, boils etc. % cts per box; reduced
rates for large quantities Wm A Wroe Gardiner Ore.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

vTyHE LORDS PRAYER IN VERSE-NICE
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