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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-06
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FARMS ron SALE.
~ acres en- Hund road between MachiaM
and Granite Falis. acres bottom
land. 10 acres In cultivation. y acrss
pasture half million feet fir and
cedar timber small dairy farm. good
market In Granite Fails u.ao-
70 acres improved lard thfvs mite.
from Enumciau Euod frame huuss
runnihs water on piass. price only
~ acres on county road near hachlss
ed three acres with All Htamps out
acres meadow. Is acre. Pasture
house four ruofns. barn tstG. price
uWQ. half cash.
80 acres on county road, not Tar frsm
Vaughn ~ acres cleared. UNDER
plaN timber taken off balance or
ehard 80 winter appae trees small
house aith cement Csliar srhqpl half
mile distant spod usis hhdfhooe
price ou1y tsln cash. owner would es-
change Tor seattle property. thla IL
a decided bargain.
A. acres near Faia city u acres part
ID CLEARED - acres sianAsd So0 cords
shinEla bolts contracted 10 sell 81
sesss ea ga es1'n MAKE, Of si. ss5a s ssa
Al ahInsIa mill neat - ~ terms
ROBERT p MAYNARD.
HiH UaliaF Building.
Seattle Wash
DAHL a AcKEHa
; Hrres sand Satsf front land. tsroepl
house and chicken houses for 20
chickens failT steamers. fare y .
IL acres sooa land. near woodsnviiis
All fenesA D. pasture. on railroad
and county road. is3
acre. close 60 Colby, seod Land. isna
aud % sers tracts fine bottom land
al Redmond. ~ acre
- acres ell cleared. close 20 cream
err And town Eusi house aud out
buildings IN Cd settled com rsuuitY
This ia a bargain. 8 80 terms,
DAHL a ACKERa.
- RorNsii block io% Columbia at
SMALL ranches from s 70 ~ aeres
7 q HTERa = Co.
ks Arcade Huiitlns
HoMEsrEADs in Eastern wsshias.
canal ss@ '9 d.d drsss. iis v M "a
For Sale-Timber Lands
LARGE tracts a timber land Tor sale
also several small tracts
= Z. ~ ttAh - u
sEsEsg Arcade bidE
HOMESTEAD prsiris railroad through
land. irrigation ditch built within one
hair mile Fehnquiahfuaut. tE0 o.
". brown. Cruiser. as Pacific blk
Fer ssi.--Nsal Estate
SPECIAL BARgAfSH
car. suNife rfo
4 lots this side "a Green lake. owner
needs MONEY. tst0
Block 81 10 lots, good garden land.
this side ~ Green Lake tie
1-raom cottage close TO car To- Ere
mont feo
B-roofu house. pantry and 2 halle.
nicely finished In Fremont. lot g1x
100. tao
DAHL a ACKEHa.
~ noxwsil Block. ID Columbia.
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s225OO.

Lot t0xs0 on goth ave near
Madison splendid view Of
Lake Washington. aud
handy To- good car line
This H. tie cheapest lot We
know 81 In that locality
and u n bargain.
u a TURNER q Co.
EI1-Ea aluhe bldg.
Main iQsa.
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Fresh Washington creamery but
ter, csc. Crescent Creamery Co, lis
First avenue. go
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Campbell Doubletree Co.
Ad will appear In display column
Saturday. 'ss
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BUSINESS chsrss.-eecilcy.d

1g.I1.ss ehsrSss-1ssciIcg.s-
MEAT MARKET,
Rent 90 sales q 900 pet month. corner
stand. a .glnoh ~, -
tls Arcade bldg In Front Elevator.
o.
MI rctAYT9iHs sfR2Nep
AND LOAhH
itip New York blk
tgG0
d-ruom new house on summit ave. tlne
view Of the Bound. Fremont ana TN
yrrnity. This house deserves tho a..
teutioa Of homtHcskorHi as u IL Euod
value. terms.
Groom now house. 18th ave. near
Thomas. cement foundation and
basement, terms
Groom house. Rainier Heights car line.
We have Vefy nice houses situated on
car lines at low prices.
Htte Insurance
building Loans.
l.. IL CLAYTON a SON.
tig New York Blk.
MEAT MARKET.
Capitol I'LL district sales N.go9 month
Isl. rent 81 price tslP with this
place there goes three living rooms
aud furniture. wagon. harness, bl=
cycle. etc. A snap Tor 10.
RTAHIZMAN.
i7s Arcade bldg Ia Front Elevator.
EHoOMIp modern cottage. email
payments good location snap. own
cr Main l&l. RED .
CIGAR STORE.
Doing business 81 - daily. rent 80.
license and insurance paid months
ahead Price 500
erARTZMAH.
~ Arcade bldg la Front Elevator.
i7-ROoM house. nicely furnished, good
location. Must sell quick
20 EPLER BLOCK
WOULDN'T THIS SHAVE your
A tweschnir barber Shop, wen locut-
ed low rent, fur only iiiu.
HfAHrZMAN
~ Arcade bldE la Front kieyhtos
A GROCERY sToHEi
on let ave south must be sold A.
once good apnftuuiis for small
capital. Price i15o; rent -
ROOM 8 THE TIME BLDG
WANTED TO nUY-No 7 Remington
Typewriter cheap. cash. HE'D 90.
FOR aAIE-LodEins house. u newly
panefed rooms al full. good locn-
ton. business center. itoft ist ave
GROCERY HT0HE.
Well located. no other grocery store
within slsht blocks. has sturcfoom.
harm. four living rooms. horse.
wsEons rent ~ month. t-Yeaf lease
A snap for tss0
vi ARTZMAS.
60 Arcade bldg In Front Elevator.
Hpt.ENutD steam heat house % =
rooms best location In city, makes
money. runs fuil all the time all for
O. 90. Good brick. ionK lease. %
rent
rs FIRST ave. Room ~ Union BLK.
A CHEAP HOMEt
$50 buys f.Tuomsd huunr and lots
Iprtdl. =. miles from Pioneer Square. /
To- - from car line house IN ne~
and lots planted Ia garden.
ROOM 3 THE TINES BLDG.
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Auction Sales

SALE o. fine furniture
the contents 81 t-ToOm flat al 20
pine street on Friday Mhy 6 At
il - sharp. and euunlstH Of maple
ard mahogany bod sets. springs.
fuatfFeasss. extension table, dluluF
chairs. parlar suite. rockers. folding
bod. center table. carpets. rugs lace
curtains, bidding heating stove.
Buck range. urocksry, glass. lao
teufm. Kitchen queen. etc. r. a.
BirkeFton. aUetiuneer. Telephone.
Main 1901 Independent. irTT.
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Acreage tor Sal.

CLOSING SALE
TET-TlI~s AGKE TRACTS.
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LODGING HOUSE BARGAIN.
II you want 20 buy ii-room house In
heart Of the city. where you can
make your rent and enough over 10
pay your living expenses, we will
sell you this house for 40. and 70
prove 20 you what a bargain IL IN
we Will loan you 800 part purchase
price.
els ORIENTAL BLOCK.
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ss5 in millinery to be given away. Z"
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w.n,sd-Rssi Es,.,,

wASTEpi
Real Estate % am Kind 90 exchange
for cttg business propositions
ROOM TuE TINES BtIu.
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s25 In millinery to be given away. =.
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A FINE fruit orchard Tor sale or e.
change for suburban seattle prop
erfiea WIN EtVs uf take difference,
II any. Room - iurkc blk.
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THE auction sale Of eighteen rooms q
fuhitufa, advertised 20 take place on
Saturday. the t9th - April ct "a
First avenue south. iH postponed tlii
wednesday the 9Th - May. at 10 -
sharp. v. q. Hickerton. auctionear.
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Per ssis--ttousss and Lots

t1a LOTS view % Lake Washing
ton. cosy payments. ~ Oriental blk.
Phone. Rcd Main 1897
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WHO WANTS TO rRApri

Come Ia and examine our fine prop
critics for exchange Tor hotels and
lodging houses. Room %. Union
Block. ~ FIRST avenue.
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LANCASTER. Pa. May e.-Rev.
the Reformed Theological seminary
OF the United States. died here to-
day. lie was 81 years OF age.
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SIS in millinery to be given away. =.
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ME MAnI,nr

" TN NJ NJ n y T.
Rent fib month. sales over 81, O0o
monthly. has large living rooms In
rear. portable refrigerator, scales.
blocks. n lot OF fine furniture, wagon.
harness, bicycle. etc. Come and look
at books and see for yourself. Price
500
RTARTZMAN
as Arcade bldg. In Front Elevator.
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For Sale or Esshanps

TuR SALE or exchange span 81
/ 20 To- huFarH. Euud fuadHtofe for a
SLOW team suitable Tor blowing and
work on new farm y NJ Irons
with q g. Miles a Piper CO. Tee
phone Nsd Al
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sNAP-w WEST SEATTLE.

At A sacrifice, owing 10 urgent bust
ness. ropfninH house OF Is rooms;
no better location IN Seattle. rooms
all full. SEQ per month over all ex-
penFes This week only. Call at
IfiT4 Third ave.
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MONEY TO LOAN on dlamonda
Rooms s2i 712-123 Lumber EKohAngo
All business confidential
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FOR sA1sE--A BAKERY ROuTHi
horse. harness. and wagon,
nil IN good condition. clearing kaO0
ROOM s THE TIMES BLDG.
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GOOD vacant let's for flrr-proot safe
E p. Gregory. SIS sullivan nldE
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aAA@ tkA BALE
~ arrrh en- good read betusen MachiaM
and Granite Falis y acres bottom
land u acres In cultiN ution. % arres
pasture half million feet fir and
cedar timber small dairy farm. good
market In Granite Fails. o. 80.
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LOOK HEHEf
Celery land. just ~ miles from pio-
ueer 50. deep rich black coll ia
Greek Valley. Only $3.50 per acre.
CIIAs p ADAMS.
eigiz ist ave. % Starr Boyd bldg.
I0-ACHE tracts. between Seattle and
Tacoma, overlooking the Sound. good
soil. lays well. partly cleared. good
uetEhborhood, close 20 school and
stores. fare Bei price $3.50. on very
easy terms. Mckinley a Watson.
1909 First ave.
10 ACRES FOR $3.50.
ARE you looking for snap IN nero
nse3 For the next three days we
Will sell 10 acres Of fln0 soil right
on County road. close TO school
store and saw mill. with free mail
delivery. This II BARGAIN and Won
will bo sorry II you don't bny A.
Terms given. Clear title.
CIIAB. u. ADAMS,
sI9ik ist ave. 70 Starr Boyd bldg.
uPPERe ACRE TRACTS.
Good soil, good water, good roads. fine
view, fine neiRhherh0od and fine ear
service. Reached by two olectrfc
lines and near good schools. Only
fzO0 up easy terms.
HERBERT s. UPPER.
", II and " Bchaucrman block.
First avenue and Cherry street.
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wANTED-t5, 10000 TO invest In sec
ond-hhnd furniture. abs ist ave
phones-M Main tssi. Ind, n 1911
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% acres Improved land thfvs mites
from Euumciau auod frame house
Tunnins water on place. price only
b.
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$50 CASH.
LODGING HOUSE BARGAIN.
II you want to buy an sieven-room
house IN heart Of the city. where you
can make your rent and enough over
20 pay for your living expenses, we
will sell you this house for tth0 and
20 prove 10 you what q bargain Il IL.
we will loan you $40 part purchase
price. You can see this house be-
tween l and y. m, at a6 sth ave.
SIS ORIENTAL BLOCK.
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" acres On county road near hachiss
o. acres bottom land. IS acres clear
ID. three acres with all Htunps out
acres meadow. Is acre. pasture
house four rooms. barn uHL. price
ti.Wa, half caah.
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Lodging Houses For Sale

FOu SALE - room lodging house. A
HHap strictly modern Enquire bio
Sixth ave.
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q Huober Stamps
% k0bhEk STAMPS made. iS2e Arcade
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-08
SEGUNDA PARTE
IA cOMDEsA
PASEO DE LAS ACACIAS

Desde hace aigunos anos. el paseo de las Acacias
del bosque de Boulogne. que solo vtado por
pesadOs iand6s de buguesss punto de reunion de
do Paris contiene de riqueza eeganca de ese
cOite privligiado que ha llamado sucesyamente Ia
crime ~ gyasn gomne. psehnt. por dltimo nasre
cente e stang Erase nventada per el elegante de
Vaux encargado por CH Bias de tener sus ectores
al correuc de todos los movmientos de pequsno
cleo aristocratco frase que no parecs desinada ha
Ger tanta fortune como las anFeriores.
A este paseo. unc de los mas antiques de bosas,a
bordeado de arboes d eofteza verde nudosa de ram.
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~ legitimamente casado7


-Leqftirnamente 49,. Sc ceebr6 la boda gran
pompa, ante un obispo. La condesa podfa permidrse
ese lujo.
-iEIace mucho que la conocsis7
-Estuve enamorado dos amos, cuando lamsba
Rayo d< Oyo sin haber jamAs.....
FL mas joven de anbos jinetes Sc echo reir.
-ivamos. vamosl...
-Palabra de honor
-Nunca me pude acsrcarme ella, nj hacerme pre-
sentar.
-vos. Ell rey de Ia elegancia rico...
No era admitido en- intimidad toio el que 70
pretendfa
Me dejzis en- gran confusion.
Pues es la pura verdad 10 que coustituye una gran
parte celebridad va iba consguiendo algO
do el conde la secuestr6 nuestra admiration.
Pero ahora que ha vueIo, sin duda trataeis de to-
msr la revaucha
FL interpslado Sc e0ocO q sombrer0 con aire con-
quisrador.
Hare cuauto pueda para conseguirlo, os 10 juno.
All nisno tempo expsriolento sacudida brusca
en- las naanos que hizo encabritsse el caa To-
--Ahf esia -murmuro, palidod De emocida
ri vizeonde guinol los ojas.
por il aneha aveDida, ya amari'enta. donde brlIa-
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E. FRANCO. sssssss.; :ss.ss .:ss: :

maor e0LMADc ecnateri reposeEia
10 as proceed
la oo.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-08

los altos de la casa Tetuan FL, COM
puestos de diez espaciosas y ventiladas
habitaciones un magnf6co mirador.
muy propios para Ofcinas 6 Boarding
house. Tiene vistas a la bahia, bafios
inodoros etc., etcj
Para informes Gumersindo Suarez,
(Marina).
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American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

ssAsds of TRAINS in elect
Carolina AzsSbo cauuy. AsuAalA Mayagass
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30

Col. V. c, Talbot has rendered
his resignation as colonel of the
A. II. Humphrey is to deliver
the Grafton at the Galloway cele-
bration, July 4th.
DR.. II. b. Mullins returned the
latter part of last week from his
visit to St. Louis.
ID. II. Bowen, father of J. c.
Bowen, returned to his home at
Ogdensburg, New York, last
week.
II. Latimer of Nokomo, Ills,
is in the city this week. He will
take section homestead for a
change,
The county board will put
down cement walk in front of
the Court House. Let the good
work GO on.
The biggest crowd that ever
attended 4th of July in Custer
county will be in Broken Bow
next Monday.
f. ID. Mills of Westerville, was
city visitor Tuesday. The
REPUBLICAN Office acknowledges
a friendly call.
]. w. Clay and family of Ans
ley, came up Monday. Will re-
manned over Tuesday to witness
the rush for government land.
Ray Kelsey was ordered sent
to the reform school at Kearney
the latter part of last week. He
was charged with stealing suit
of clothes from a party on the
Middle Loup. He will be taken
to the reform school Friday
morning.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30
SbR r EI.l.O.

Ella Saunders returned TO her home
Sunday.
Matte Fodge returned from Lodi last
Thursday.
The proposed rural route for Ortello
was defeated.
Harold Joyner of Broken Bow was
visiting relatives here last week
The annual school meeting passed off
quietly. There will be seven months of
school this year.
]. Nj. Fodge has resigned as post
master. Some one ought to send in a
petition for the appointment.
John Pollard and wife of Merna, ac-
companied by Mrs. Steve Pollard of
Aurora and Mrs. Morris of Iowa spent
last Thursday at Ortello.
Fred and Ed. Day, George Hughes
Walter, Will, John and G.. 7. Davis were
some of those who went to Broken Bow,
Monday TO see about getting land.
A base ball nine has been organized re-
Gently, They play near Mr.. Sewers and
hope to be i'll train soon, so they may
meet some visitors who care to challenge
them. We understand Earl Hick is
captain.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30
Cures ola sores.

Westmoreland, Kans., May 5,
1902. Ballard Snow Liniment
Co.: Your Snow Liniment cured
an old sore on the side of my chin
that was supposed to be cancer.
The sore was stubborn and would
not yield to treatment, until |
tried Snow Liniment, which did
the work in short order. My
sister, Mrs. Sophia J. Carson,
Allensville, Miftin Co., Pa, has
sore and mistrusts that it is a
lancer. Please send her a soc
bottle. Sold by Ed. McComas,
Broken Bow and Merna.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30
lURDSAY, JUNE 80, 1904 EIGHT PAGES.
HOmeSteaders In Line.
AS the doors of the government

As the doors of the government
land Office at this place were
opened Tuesday morning at q
o'clock several hundred people
were assembled ready to file on
a section of land under the Kim
kaid Homestead Law.
Some little delay was OCCASION
ed i'll getting the eager appli-
cants to form in line, as all want
ed TO be first, but no disturbance
or disorderly spirit was shown on
the part of any that we saw.
Both men and women were wait
ing for an opportunity to file.
AS matter of precaution
Sheriff Richardson asked the
governor for the assistance of the
militia, stating as reported in
the Lincoln Star "that he feared
violence would break out soon. "
The governor declined to grant
the request until the sheriff had
exhausted all his resources.
Considerable criticism was
made because the local company
was put on duty to patrol the
lines.
In the afternoon numbers were
issued to all in line which en-
abled them to break ranks and
seek places where they could
wait their turn with some COM
fort. This move also soon made
1t unnecessary to patrol the lines
and the militia was relieved from
further duty.
There were 500 or 600 in line
the first day. About 200 filings
were made but large per cent
of them were rejected as they
were duplicates or made on prior
rights.
Miss N. u. Pearson made the
first filing and Miss Addie Sulli-
van, sister of Judge Sullivan was
second in line:
The land Office notifies those
whose filings are rejected as soon
as possible in order to give them
a chance to file again if they de-
sire.
About 100 more applicants
came in yesterday morning, who
will take their turn at the foot
of the line.
AS only about twenty filings
an hour can be made it will prob
ably take all week to give all a
chance to file that are in waiting.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30
i LOCAL MENTION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Jas. Lindley of Anselmo, was
a city visitor yesterday.
J. b. Klump of Cliff Table,
was city visitor yesterday.
Rev. Chas. McCaslin of Rose
Valley, was city visitor yester-
day.
Elmer Robinson of Anselmo,
was business caller at this
Office this morning.
Cement walk is being laid in
front and on the south side of
the Custer National Bank.
DR.. Day went to DesMoines,
Iowa, Yesterday morning. He
expects To be back in a week.
Joe and Ben Kellenbarger of
Merna, weir interested spectators
III the city the first of the week.
II. l.. Andrews of Anselmo,
was in the city the first of the
week 60 see the rush for govern
ment land.
Judge Hostetler convened court
here Yesterday to try equity cases
that were not disposed of the
last term.
The telephone deal between ].
f. Adamson and Lee Norton is
not yet closed, but will be in all
probability before next issue.
w. III. Anderson of Anselmo,
was in the city the first of the
week looking after additional
government land in his vicinity.
Bent Osborne of West Liberty,
Iowa, came in yesterday morning
to attend the funeral of his Sis
ter-in-law who died Tuesday
morning.
The program of the old set
tiers picnic at Lindley's Grove,
July l3, was received at this Of
fee this morning too late for
this issue. 1t will appear next
week.
II. w. George left last Thurs
day morning for the Rosebud
Agency to witness the govern
nlent land opening there. He
will go from there ITO st. Louis
and other points of interest be-
fore he returns.
N. J. Ottun of Round Valley,
was IN the city yesterday, ac-
companied by Samuel Engelsg-
jerd, who with his family return
ed this morning to Montana,
where he is engaged i'll the stock
business. Mr.. Englesgjerd re-
turned but recently from visit
to Norway,
There were 4SO filings made
on government land up to the
closing hour of the u. S. land
office yesterday evening. OF the
$50 made of record about IS were
rejected because of conflict in
filings or failure on part of the
applicants to make their entries
as compact as the law requires.
The REPUBLICAN is sorry to
announce the death Of Mrs.
Hattie Osborn, the wife of w.
II. Osborn of this city. She
died Tuesday morning of heart
failure. She was sick but a
short time. Funeral will be held
this afternoon at the Nj. f..
church at , o'clock. Obituary
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30
worIa's Fair Rates to ct. Louis

VIA BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Tickets to St. Louis and return,
Good fifteen days. $2I.75.
Good sixty days, $24-I5.
Good all summer $1,000.
For full information about train service
and other details see the ticket agent.
The St. Louis Exposition greatest
show the world has ever scents now
complete and i'll harmonious operation
and it will be a lifetimes regret if you
fail 10 see II. So 3
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30
DriVeu Ia DesperattOu.

Living at an out of the way
place, remote from civilization, a
family is often driven to despera-
ton in case of accident, result
ing in burns, cuts, wounds, Ill
GERS, etc. Lay in a supply of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the
best Oh each. 25c at Lee Bros.
drug store.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30
Central Nebraska stock Growers
Annexation Meeting. .

The annual meeting of the
Central Nebraska Stock Growers
Association will be held in Bro
ken Bow, Saturday at 10 o'clock
4. III. July 10th. Election of
officers. State Veterinary and
representative of Brand Inspec-
tors will be present. The public
invited to attend.
w. A. GEORGE, Pres,
|. A. RENEAU, Sec'y.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30

]. w. Rice Of Cliff, was city
visitor the first OF the week look
ing after his chances to file on
government land.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30
Fourth otJu,x RATES,

VIA BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Round trip tickets at very low rates on
sale July ?. 5 and a.
Return limit July 5.
Minimum rate IS cents.
Ask the agent
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30

Otis Numbering and G. Fl.
Hughes of Arnold, were in the
city several days this week look
ing after government land.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30

Rev. J. h. Teagarden will he
the speaker of the day at Mason
City July 4th.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30

Duroc Jersey pigs from record
ed stock, $40 apiece, at weaving
time up to 18th of yuly.
5l-4 STEPHEN WILCOX, 4
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-06-30
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