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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-10
AT COURT HOUSE
LIST OF INSTRUMENTS FILED
WITH OFFICIALS LAST WEEK.
kinutes of the SUnerior Court, and List Of Real
Estate Transfers and Miscellaneous lnstru.
mems Filed v;th The County Auditor.

The following is tne record of business trans
acted in the superior court for the week end
ing Dec 3, 1903.
IL ,c estate Of J ? Sullivan, deceased.
Bond o. Administrative approved.
J u Erdves vs. n A Mcdonald judy
ment IL iorcc!os are Of tax lien, signed.
Same W d Y Jones. Same.
Same VS. J G Dawley. Same.
Henry Foster VS. G f Ray. Temporary
injunction denied.
St.ta VS. VIM Poland. $3.50, as cash
bail, forfeited.
Sal. vs. John after. Dismissed.
Grays Harbor Cont Co VS. Chas Nee.
sor. Cause stricken from trial calendar
account innhilit,' to Get visiting Judge.
Lotte Fl Stofi'ar vs. NJ f Stoffer. Order
Of default against defendant, signed.
L Sudderth vs. G f Burrows ct al.
Defendant Hanson Bros ct al enjoined
rom creating artificial freshets in creeks
flowing through lands of plaintiffs.
Ii re estate OF G II Tanner, deceased.
Decree Of settlement OF accounts and final
distribution, signed.
Morgan Il Brewer vs. Alex Mcmillan ct
ux. Motion o. plaintiff to be adjudged
"A default, overruied.
Arthur Morton vs. Carl Nilsson ct al.
Order o. default against defendants.
RI Hits vs. N q kaufman. Verdict
for $500.
CE Smith vs. Michigan Lumber Co.
Motion of defendant to strike from com.
plant, donied.
GA Reltz VS. American Mill Co. Same.
j Carney vs w Rasor. Verdict for
plaintiff in sun, of 80.
Julia A Richardson VS. S A Richardson
ct al. Dismissed
Nnemire & Morgan vs. G w Nelson.
Garnlshment.
Same vs. G " Nelson and Grays Har.
bor Electric Co. Same.
First National Bank of Hoquam VS. G
W Nelson. Collection OF note.
Sa1l5 VS. G W Nelson and Grays Har
Dor Electric Co Garnishment.
j G Foster VS. G w Nelson. Collection
OF debt.
A Scott vs. Il 9 Leland. On account
J G Foster VS. Grays Harbor Electric
20. S.arnishment.
s W Gaskill vs. NJ G Denton. Fore
closure Of tax len.
Same vs. Z L Remer. Same.
DJ Hebron VI q w Nelson. Collec.
ton OF debt,
Same VS. same. Garnishment.
Grays Harhor Com'l Co to Lytle Log
ging & Mercantile Co and Humptulips
Driving Co. Interpleader.
Hans Erickson vs. l. N Eklund ct al.
Hugh McCayitt VS. James Longmeir
foreclosure of tax lien.
Lars Olson W Annie Olson. Divorce.
Grays Harhor Coml Co VS. + Will
liams ct al. Jnterpleader.
stli tate Transfers.
For the week elding December 5, compiled
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-10

Treasurer to r L Philbrick, lot 25, blk
10, North Hoqriam--Tax deed.
Same to L II Brewer, lots Is 16 30 and
81, blk 2; lots 80 and SO, blk IL, N T add
South Aberdeen-Tax deed.
A Beauieu to Ocosta Lodge No 100 Y
O F, lot 20, blk IA. Ocosta-$1.
Oakville Cemetery Assn to L II Newell,
lot 1914, Oakville cemetery-s5.
RID Ross to M E Ross, und}a OF neA,
eh of nwA. e1s of swN and lots
and 4, sec 81; neI, sw4, M. seq Of
sell and s11a of nwI of nw1 sec 32-2l,S
lots 3 and and sea sec 6; nwN and "
100 acres of sw4 sec 8-20-S; seq sec ~
VIZ OF swI sec 20; VIZ of ne q and e1a
OF nwA Of nwH sec 20, neA OF neA sec
30-1S-1O-$l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-10

Ell Harrison to Grays Harbor Cont
Co, lots 7 and 8, blk 8, Cosmopolis-$l42O
CE Coons to F Thomas, lot /, blk 55.
w & BIS Second add Aberdeen-$900.
wv Scamell to same. lot IL, blk 45
w & BIS Second add Aberdeen-$400.
G Ford to v Koch. lots to 10, blk Is,
Eureka add Elma-$150.
J Beck to r Jones, 25 # Of 101 IT Of
W A it lot 3, and % it Of 10l TT lot 4,
blk 81, Elma-$l00.
H E Turner to Pehr PETERSON, neH Of
nek sec l4-17-S-$4012.
OF White to J w Fordney, nwH and
VIZ OF e1a sec 2S-l6-7-$1l 900.
OIL Grain to G L Lewis, undH OF SO
# of VIZ lot l, blk Al, Aberdeen-$l.
A w Carl to Ellis & Young, nw114 sec
O-16-9-$50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-10

Ma -t.te Transfers.
For the week eading December 5. compiled
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-07
l(HerIet.

- Die Bacific @rpreB 8ompoqnie
bat Die Infiinoieung erlaIien, 0aB
Die Streifer mieoer QnItellung finoen
fDnnen, menn ite lire Gpplifation
MAIDEN uno cine 8elbeinigung bei=
leeen, oaB fie aus Der Union aus9e=
treten itno.
- Die Sanitdtsbeamten baben
1l,l12 6duIer inIri5irt uno nltr 213
arantbeitsfdQe eefunoen.
- Or. tabor bat am Jreitag tpie=
Der 5nei @rfrantungsfdne am oelben
Sieber entbedt. Die Batienter 1tno
&. IS. Williams, 800 Sherman
StraBe, uno Sranf 8illiams, AS
Sitnfte StraBe m%Dbnbaft.
- g.. Us. Sammers NOR i'm $50
liseieeribt I'm S. beitraft uoroen,
neil er auf ieinem 6pfe innerbalb Der
S%tabterensen Bienen balt, mornber
iid Nahbarn beflagt batten. 9art=
mers brahte Den 5an opr oa8 @ouns
tp9eri6t uno muroe freigelpruhen.
oa fein @eieb erlitirt, pelhes oas
9alten BON 8ienert perbietet.
= Bielen StGoten miro es nah
unb nad tlar, oaB Die Gunrantdne
aeeen San Nntoniu bDdft iiberfliiiiig
tit uno iie eeben nit Der Nblidrt I'M,
oielelbe a%ufSubeben.
Der @eiunodeits5ult mo in Der
Staot lit 10 oDrtrefflih, pie er MIR
getplnift rueroen fam. WeBbalb
troboem Die Guaruntdne aufred)t er.
balten miro, lit Seoem Elm E6tle(.
Ser SnipettionsoienIt BON
9aus gu 6aus gelhiebt auf 8unlh
oes Staatsgeiunobeitsb eamten Or.
Tabur uno Die Staot muB bafiir be-
aablen.
Die BemDbner uDn San Nnto.
niD fanaen an, ungeouloig sutperoen,
mas man ibnen nibt oeroenfen fam.
Cine Staot tam Dbne Sremoenper,
tebr niht eriitiren. Die 6ptels uno
BDaroinabduler iteben leer uno bas
maht iih iiberaa fiiblbar.
Wenn man iiberal 10 tpenig
5urbt pDr benz gelben 5teber bdtte,
mie bier, 10 miroen Die NbiperruneSz
maBregeln ae9en San IntoniD halo
aufgehDben merben.
Die Nuffihrung Der lpanilben
neutrality-suspicious. am Sreitae
Nbenb i'm gaitnD mar auseeseidnet
gut beiuht uno iie fanb Den lebbaften
Beifan.
= Die DamenzS Section oes bieli.
gen Iurn=0 ereins feiert bette Ibeno
tbr Stiftungsfeit burh cine muIifa=
ltfbe Ibeno= unterbaltung nit oo=
rauffolgenoen Bale.
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Sir Gone Star bab i'd inmer @elS!

Stets ipielt baB erDBe Bortemonnaie
SIN 9eben cine &phe.
Der Wenih, tuie INNER er audi lteb'
@reift germ hinein ing 8ole.
Die 2oiuna beiBt, robin idl ipdb'
3umal nod gum Suortole,
@reif u hinein ms 8ortemonnaie
unb sahle, sable, sabfel
0as @elo lit runo es roat leidbt fort,
Shnel rutibt es oureb bic Singer,
unb uni're Gaiten bier unb bort
Sic tueroen nilbt g~eringer.
Ser Menid, lit er audi nod 10 sdb',
Befolgt ben yauf am meiifen:
Greif' binein in's 8DrtemUnnote,
Ou bait iebt oiel 81 leiiten.
gs ftebt Der 8inter ppr Der Sir,
8erioree bid nit &oblen,
8e5nble beinen lleber8ieb'r,
8erbopple oeine SDblen.
Ourh meme Seele aiebt Elm Me1'
unb orldt bic Stimmun9 nieoer,
9reif nur binein ms 8Drtemonnaie,
go ballt es trauri9 tuieoer.
Ser 8ampf um's 0aiein lit iebr lhiuer,
Das Seben 1T iebr teuer,
Die 8inoer tDiten taelidb me6r
unb hbber miro bic Steuer.
8enn ih auf meinen 3ettel leb'
90 laht es mir entge9en:
@reif' nur binein ms BDrtemDnnaie,
Su bats ia ~bieiespeeen!
Der @inter fommt, Der Sreu6e @lans
Strablt aud in ieiner Sdrte,
9as Mtdgolein geht gu Spiel unb 8an5,
Die Mutter liebt RpnSerte:
Wan bdlt iirb in Der 8unit an fat,
Qduft our Sbeaterprobe,
Der 8ater ereift in's Tortemonnaie
limb fault Sic @aroerobe.
llno audi Der Seler piro jeBt leer,
Wan bat nidbtS mebr gu trinten,
9ran9t Guarantdne nod 10 iebr
Ntan ldBt ben Wtut ntbt iinten:
Befteut me grDBe Ouautitdt
gone Star, I'M an genigen
lno 9reift hineiu in'S 8ortemDnnnie
uno oiesmal nit &ergnfigen.
gone Gtar. Ou ebler @erltenIaft,
9u 2abial aller 3eiten,
0as beit'ren Stnn uno Sreube ldafft,
Den Srobiinn pirb nerbreiten.
Nenn ib tuas @utes npr mir ieh',
Wie Zone Star 8ier' in Maiie,
Define ib germ mein Kortemonnaie,
3dbl' ib nidbt meme 8ade.
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@erbamauispDac aatahrupben.

0abldiliefeit iit fir mand)e @iien=
babn &ataitropbe perantpDrtlih,
uno aus oerielben uriahe miro man
der, Der on 6als= uno 4unaenleioen
laborirt, su @runoe aerid]tet. Seit-
benz man aber Or. Sings Neue @ut=
oefuna fur S6minoiubt, 5ulten
uno @rfdltune bat, fDnnen ielbit Die
ihlimmiten Saae gebeilt meroen uno
bofnungsloie Geli9nation lit nibt
ldnger nDtig. Wrs. 2Dis Grage bon
9orhefter, Wa1i., 1T cine Der gle=
len, oeren 2eben ourb Or. Sings
9eue @ntoedune eerettet poroen lit.
9as groBe Mittel fir ale 2unsen=
unb 6alSs &ranfbetten miro garan=
tirt BON ben NpDthefen bon $. 8al=
tener & Son unb BON MoDlph OreiB.
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Gntiheibet Gmd,
Sie4elegenbeit lit ba, mnterfiibt burd)
3eugntR upn Gut Wntprtp.

Nebmt ni9t unier ~8Drt oafiir.
WerlaBt @ub nibt auf bas 3eugz
nis eines 5remoen.
2eiet Die Beitdtieune BON San
IntDnip.
2elet Die Nngabeu BON Blrqerr
San Nntonip's.
uno entiheibet fur @uh 1elbIt.
6ier lit elm Sail oauDn.
q. 8. Cube, Der 1id bon ben @e=
ibdften surudgeaoeen bat unb SEQ.
401 SuozG omalzS traBe mpbnt, laat:
SD batte felt LANCER 8eit Mnfdue
BON &udenibntersen uns SdmerSen
lber meiner linfen Slfte uno i'd
speifle nidt baran, oaB iie in 5plee
pDn ueberanitrengune entitanoen.
Sb oies nun 10 mar Doer nidt; ib
meiB nur, baB Die Nnfdqe seitmeiie
10 l6mer tparen, baB id mild oft
tagelana gu 8ette beaeben muBte.
SD bate etnen atuten Qnfaa i'm
pereangenen 8inter, als id BON
9oan's &ieren=B iuen bDrte, Die i'm
Store Der 8erar Drug So. ooer bel
Siiher & Sprineaa gu ertauaen
iino uno id) perihaffte mir cine
Sbad]tel uno uerluhte Tie. Sic lei
fteten NQeS, mas fir Tie beanlpruht
niro, Sic turirten Die Giidens
lhmeraen prompt uno bDllitdnoie
uno ebenio cine Shmieriafeit in ben
0ieren : QblDnoeruneen. Die MIDI
itarf aeplagt bate. Sic arbeiten
ausae5eihnet uno ib babe feinen
Ameifel, baB iie in ieoem anoeren
Sale ebenip p%irtnnasuoll iein perz
Gen."
grbaftlid) bel alien Drosuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Miuburn
60. in Buffalo, sc. g.. aIeinige
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt nidt ben Mamen Doan
unb acceptirt fein Subititut.
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8er I'M 8eruf iein SiBHeiid ~Itrapasi,
rem, ooer benz llntuetter lif ansieben
muB, Der fpir6 leiht cine g~rtdltuna, o6er
onrh Di6tfebler elm Wa9enleiben betom.
men. Nnfangs mag bas uebel unbeoeu.
teno eribeinen; ldBt mar es jeboh qnltes
ben, 10 fam es sur 9efabrliben 8ranfbeit
tperben. 9arum treffe man retbtseitiee
Sortebrungen. Nibt nur als liferes
9eilmittel, ionoern audi afs %anertannter
Scbub 9eQen aIe burb unreselm6sige
ooer angeftren9te 2ebenstpeiie entitepen.
ben @Drperiibel iino St. Bernard Rram-
terptaea uniflaBbor. Sir % Gents Bel
gtpDthefern gu baben,
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Mmfttp n.

Tom Diensta9. ben 10. Ropem.
ber, Bormittag 10 ubr an miro Der
game Snbalt oes Southern Ho-
tel" $50 Shlafsimmer . Ginrihtuns
gen init aaem 8ubeb6r, 9iidens
uno Speiiesimmer = @erGt, Office.
MiDbiliar, Biano &c. ,c.) perauftius
nirt peroen. 9d9lih our 8eIidti=
gung DHen. Nn SDlden, Die nid)t
bic oabin uarten t6nnen, uiro Idon
iebt pripatim nertaufti
OarOeg, NuttionatDr.
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Die Ssu,peepil /. aonpention,

eSpWV$NttSN
Die in Dallas am 5. unb 6. Nopems
ber taete, bat 1ih aufaelDft, nahbem
fie Die folaenoen 8elhliiie ar,ee=
genDmmen:
Die &onoenttDn foroert Die Sar>
nj r-Iiiociation i'm State auf. nit
Dem Staats Grecutip 2pmite auz
iamrner 81 ,arbeiten CUR @abrneb=
mung Der beiten Sntereiien oes Gder.
baueS.
Die 9%Dnnentior erteilt ben Stat,
nur Salnen BON iDlden Jeloern 81
pflanaen, Die unter Dem 8pImeepil
niht gu leioen batten. Da8 Bfliieen
oes 2anoes ioate i'm 6erbit beeinnen
uno in Winter fortaeleBt peroen;
unfraut &c. muB prompt beleitigt
uno bic Yflanae muB bdufieer bear>
beitet weroen, oamit iie our 8eife ge=
lan9t, ebe Der 8Dameepil auftritt.
Sour 10 niel Sano iDate auf ieoer
Sarrt nit gaummoue bepflanst perz
ben, mie man nod ben rteueften pere
beiierten Wetbpoen bearbeiten tam.
Die SerDielfdltilung Der Brpoufte,
Die Gnpflanaung BON @etreibeartert,
SutteritoHen, 3ubt uno Mditung
BON 8ieb, @inribtune pDn Dbit- uno
@emitlefelbern, Inlage BON Milde<
reien miro empfoblen.
Die fDmtner3ieaen Clubs uno abn-
libe SrganiiatiDnen ioaten ben Jars
merr bebllflib iein, Samen BON frib
reifenber 8aummuae gu erlaneen.
Die Bemibungen Der Bunoesres
9ierung uno ipeaiea oes Mferbaus
Departements, ben 8Dllmeeuil uno
anoere ihdolibe Snleften aussurots
ten, meroen anerfannt uno oielelben
merben aebeten, lire Irbeiten fDrtz
suleben uno liberale 8emiqienneen
gu oieiem 3mede gu MAIDEN.
Der StaatS @ntomologe bon
Noro Carolina, Str. Sherman,
Brof. Us. .. 6unter ppr, Der Ser
iuhsitation bel 8icturia, Brof. It=
water, Senator Wiuancp uno Mnoere
bielten Geoen. melbe iamtlib auf
Die @efabr aufmertiam madten, Die
Die Iderbau= 5ntereiien beoroben.
g. g. Barnes ifrieb, oaB 1einer
Iniibt uno Grfabruna nab ihmar=
5es Wieoerungs< uno 9oblano, bos
tolaoenfarbigeS uno friiber NIT @iden
beftanoenes 2ano iid am belten fir
Die BaummoItultur eienet. Sn
8tpeiter 8eibe fpmmt ianoiees 8rai=
IRELAND, Den gerinaiten grtrae
piro ianoiges uferlano uno BON sSihs
t%entpaloern eingeihloHenes 2anb lie=
fern. Bur N~npflansung empfieblt er
Die fritz reifenoen Surten, : BON
Sings unb &uHel's 8ig Bpa Bro=
lific BaumuoIe. Wiro Der Samer
frib in Der Saiion aepflan5t uno oas
Jelo unabldiii9 BON Der g~inlegung
oes Santens an biz our Belt, no fid
Die 4apieln Dffnen, bearbeitet, 10 1T
cine 5ufrieoenitenenoe @rnte nit
Siherbeit au ertparten.
Das @recutin 8pmite teilte nit,
oaB BON ben beioen Cardinals 200
Garlaoungen ~Waumpollamen besos
gen tperoen tGnnen.
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aebt If Die 8eit. nm EN- 600

5est lift Die Belt, un EN- 4aae1
0on 8inters 0O(5 anSuidnffen. Sir
Breile telepbonire man an Die n3eras
WoOo q @0al Co." Nltes Gel.
1874. @eue8 Eel. $40.
@ep. 9. 8earo.
8eiddItsiiibrer
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Iungkind'S MaSnnlta LAtinn.

0Qs bette un6 ein5i9e wiiienid)aftz
li6e Br6parat i'm Wtarft. 25c Die
5laihe. gu be5ieben BON
Jungkind'S H~petbsks.
517 Sns0pnifuns Eir.. Gan 9~tntpnip.
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gtderbeits Spmos.

Bir pertreten Die 0atipnal Su-
retu 60. BON Seem YDrt uno mir
ftelen 5iberbeiten unb 8iiraldaf=
ten aQer Irt aug.
9ittmtar Il Sppenbeimer, Mscntcm,
Heuter : @ebduoe, Nlamp : B(o2a.
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0amshdlterin nerlanat.

Sir einen fleinen Sausbalt nit
5uei ernad)lenen Siuoern mirb cine
!Sausbalterin nerlanet. 3adsufra.
gen bel $. Sauit, 8immer 18, NiieIs
iorssSffice, in Der StaotbaGle.
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0at fetne 9lthtnna ppr nem lllter.

Sc 1T cine Shanbe, fpenn Die
Su9eno feline Nhtuna mebr Dor Dem
Nlter bot. aber gar5 oas @eaen=
tell gilt BON Or. Sings Geuen 4e<
benspillen. Dieielbeu bereiten ben
aranfbeiten Elm gnbe, einerlei, nuie
lbmer Iie iino uno gang ubne &ids
iiht auf ibr Alterl @elbIudt, Ser.
oauun9sihpabe, 5ieber uno 6arts
leibigfeit, iie ale rpeiden oieier boil
fommenen 8iQe. Sir 25 Gents in
Der Gputbefe BON $. &alteper & SON
uno bon Nbolpb 8reiB.
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9rintt Grfanser > Slaidenbier

9urd einen Sebltritt tam
man fi6 bic ihlimmfte 8errentune
Susieben, abet es 1T fem 5ebltritt,
iofort Ct. SatDbs Del ntisupenoen;
es itartt, linoert uno beiieet ale
Sfmersen. Man s69ere nift, es
Iofort 81 eebraufen, nm oaourh Die
6eiluna 81 beihteuniaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-07

Sir bas bette Soft Dat 5ols
telepbonire man an Die .9eras Wpoo
q Goal 60" Nltes Eel. 1874.
HeueS Gel. $40.
9ep. 9. 8earo,
@eidGftSfibrer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-07
Wtan DeroeIie nj,

Wtan Der0ehe ntf1t = menn
bolS n0ti9 lift = gu telepboniren an
o3eras @Ooo 81 @onl So" altes
Gel. 1874. 0eue8 Gel. $40.
@eD. g.. 8earo5
8elbdftSfiihrer.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-16
THE HARMONIES OF WORSHIP.
nv Rev. .Jeukfu IInyd Ioue

Worship the Lord in the beauty of
hoiiness.-Psalm xxx, %.
Reverence Is the browning grace OF
life. Worship is the universal solvent
that everywhere disintegrates the rock
Of blgotry. Reverence makes melodious
the iron bars Of creed. On the horizon
line of human ignorance, on the noun
tain peaks of human aspiration, in the
deep valleys OF humiliation, in the lone
ly desires of the heart, there are no
sects, partsans, UNCONVENTIONAL antag-
onsms or race prejudices, and these
are the places where worship becomes
inevitable and prayer spontaneous.
Whatever we may think of prayers,
however we may regard the formal
words of ritual, we must all believe in
prayer, for alteration in the presence of
the adorable Is inevitable to the spirit
Gratitude, admiration, the hunger for
communion with the pure, the thirst
for companionship with the divine rep
resent the soul at It's maximum every.
where This constitutes the power
which eXalts the heart that yields to
its law.
Prayer Is the hunger of the conscience
for Righteousness, the thirst of the hear
for love. When by thinking we reach
sense OF the ineffable; when thought
| lands us at the feet of the unthink
] able when the known is conscious OF
the measureless rim of the unknowabl,
that surrounds 1t, this is prayer, anC
in this realm we are all brothers.
Worship the Lord In the beauty o.
holiness" Holiness is wholesome. Thi
is one cement in the pentecostal Ian
guage. The l.fe of the individual 4
fractional. 1t comes to its wholenes
only I'm the community. There is NOV
ing power, culture, helpfulness in tn
pure notes of the soloist whose voic
gives adequate expression TO the heart
but mighty deeds are inspired, commu
mites acquire added momentum. TIL
city is defended and the nation savet
under the mighty inspiration of tn
great chorus that rolls from the throat
of the unnumbered multitudes. WI
uess the power of the old chOrals of tn
reformation, the battle hymn of Luther
"The Marseillalse." These represer
not only the mighty harmonies OF tn
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-16
High Time for Ohange.

A story Is told Of an old New Hamp
shire family which may or may not be
strictly true, but which passes for
truth among the inhabitants of the
place where it originated.
A man who had struggled through
boyhood under the name Of Zephaniah
Smith married young woman whose
incautious parents had christened her
Pamela Jane" When their first child,
girl, was born, they announced their
intention of giving her number which
she might change for any name she
chose when she reached years of dis
erection.
They were blessed with seven chill
dren, and pursued the same course
with each child. Numbers two, four,
five and seven were boys, and lived on
in the town where they were born,
never seeing any need to select Chris
tian names to the day of their death
But when Three" Smith became en-
gagged to a young man by the name of
| Hills, she considered it desirable to
| change her number to Susan"
Shortly after that six" was united
to young Foote, who promptly named
her Lucy"
zone" chung to her name and single
| blessedness until middle life, when
having relented sufficiently to accept
an offer of marriage from Thomas
IIogg, she saw the ACCESSIBILITY of be
coming MARY" with some haste.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-16

Mr.. Grip was looking over his cash
book. 1t made good showing. He had
done very well in the FIVE years he had
been dealing with the principal manufac-
turers Of Pittsburg.
Suddenly n face looked in at his win
dow. Certainly 1t was a facc-or was 1t
only fancy? Mr.. Gripp moved quietly to
his door, opened it quickly, and looked
out. There was nobody near. Mr.. Grip
experienced strange sensation Then
he smiled to himself and his mind revert
ed to Athcrton's process.
"a big thing-a very big thing" Grip
said to himself repeatedly. But what
was thatI A sound, certainly, as of feet
near his door.
Grip opened the door, looked out quick
ly, and was chagrined-his hearing must
be defective. There was a sound, he
could be sworn.
Mr.. Grip resorted to a ruse. He af-
fected to be bending over his book; in re-
alty he was looking curiously out into
the open space near his Office at the pile Of
brick near at hand; at the pile of scrap
iron and pig metal.
Suddenly Grip started. There was
somebody near. a mans head slowly
rose above the scrap pile. The head turn
cd deliberately, and face looked straight
at Grips office. Then the head sudden
ly sank again.
Then a boys head popped up above a
gmetal pile, and was as suddenly with
drawn. The head belonged to Bobby
Walters. The head that rose above the
scrap heap was familiar to Mr.. Gripp.
Where have | seen that faceW Grip
asked himself, as he bent over his book
All his calculations, based on the pat
ent process for making iron, were knock
ed out of Grips head.
where have | met that man"
A strange tremor came over Gripp. He
looked at his trembling hands and smiled.
Smiled scornfully.
Pooh! 1t is a coincidence"
But he forgot Atherton's invention. 1t
was as though it had never entered his
mind.
Grips thoughts reverted to an even
ing when he met n pale, cold-loOking
woman on Federal street in Allegheny.
He recalled her appealing look. He re-
called the words he uttered as he strobe
past her. He recalled the deliberate man
ner in which be went around block, re-
turned TO - street, entered nunDer
| quickly, and FASTENED up the stairs.
He recalled the white, stained face that
turned to him as he entered quickly
closed and bolted the door behind him
He remembered distinctly his greeting
Now, curse you, I'm here" How she
shrank at first, then, rendered desperate
by her need, how she met his look bold
ly, and answered, 1T is time, unless you
want my blood on your head"
Then they glared at each other. Ht
cursed her for returning to the city. She
demanded to know why she had not {
right to live, at least. And he said no
at his expense.
And all the while demon whispered
him to end it, to throttle her then ent
there, and done with her forever.
TO be continued.l
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-16
Lightning's Strange Freaks.

Lightning in the recent thunderstorms
that have visited the Rarltan valleys in
New Jersey has performed several odd
stunts.
A bolt struck the residence of l. V. N.
Hoagland, near Milestone, melted the
metal frames from number of pic
lures, hit the piano, where it made more
noise than brass band, and put the
instrument out of use, passed out of
the room through the wall at the back
OF the piano, leaving a clear-cut hole
three-quarters of an inch in diameter.
Five of group of thirteen cows that
were standing under Il big tree on the
farm OF yelling Cruiser near Harln-
gen, were killed by stroke of light
ming. The herd was composed of eight
Jersey and five Holstein cows. Only
the Holsteins, which were dark in color
were struck. The tree under which the
cows stood was not injured.
Lightning struck wire fence on a
farm near Bellmead, and after travel
ing along the fence for several feet Il
darted off into a group of five calves
standing In the corner of field. AL
! of the calves We're killed instantly.
During the same storm five cows OIL
the farm of Edward Durham, a few
miles away, says a correspondent of tn,
New York World, We're killed by tn,
lightning while they were standing in
| stream