Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-08-06
Nebraska Notes

CNeDTdSRd INOlSO
Phil Nestor, OF Tccumseh, was
badly ihjured by beiit thrown from
a booking horse.
While attempting TO unload q
small rifle John Curtis of Tecumseh,
shot LAelself in the foot.
The Robinson hardware store at
Kearney was robbed some time Sat-
,urday night an Snssnmber OF knives,
revolvers and raZc.s taken. ,e,
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed for the st. Francis Catholic
church at Randolph Bishop Scanned,
OF Omaha is president and Father
Colaneri is vice president.
The resignation OF Mrs A, G.
Warner who has been the librarian
of the Lydia M. Woods library at
Falls City ever since 1t was opened
has been rendered, to take effect
August 1.
Earl Linger, a young man working
'on the farm Of William LAUDER near
Silver Creek, was overcome by heat,
land Is lying in precarlous conditi' n,
mot having regained Consciousness.
W. J. Myer, who has been making
his home with his son-in-law, l.
Pierson, who resides five miles south
west OF Beatrice died at the adj
'vanced age Of SO years. The remains
were taken to Riverton, Fremont
county, la. for interment.
Frank Freese, Oscar Smell and,
Fred OH h, who were arrested on the,
charge of breaking into the house OF
Mrs. Lizzie Sodenburg, July II, were
given preliminary hearing before
Justice Bullock and bound over to
the distrtIct court under a bond Of
S400 each. 4.a. .,,,
John T. Mallaliei, former secre-
tary of the republican state central
committee is now engaged in the
mining business In Idaho. he Is In
Lincoln, accompanied by his wife,
visiting with friends. 80, b.,
Having been an In valid for some
time and wishing to end her life,
Mrs. W. Il. Boyson, wife of postal
clerk at Ord, took strychnine re-
Gently. She told her husband. Sew
eral doctors succeeded In saving her
life.
The annual reports of the county
superintendent Of the state show
that the wages of the male teachers
In Jefferson county have risen from
S47. SO to $4S.97, while the female
teachers wages have risen from 1876. 81
to $50. 90. The Increase In Washing
ton county was csc per month on
the average
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The southeastern district of the
Grand Army Of the Republic have
begun its thirteenth annual reun-
ion at Fairbury. The first camp
fire was held and the camp was
formerly opened with an address
from the mayor. One hundred and
twenty-five tents are pitched on the
grounds. At.5 49, io. at!-I 1Ae
Mr.. William A. Beckmeyer ~
Miss Mary Belle Coulter we're n.r
ried 10 the M. Z. church at All
ington. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. G. M. Coulter, father 81
the bride, In the preseneo OF large
crowd Of invited guests.
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DR.. Willard Roberts, =. =. S., Of
Portland, Ore, was married in SUIT
ton to Miss Anna Eliza, third ds0gh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schroeder
by Rev. M. @. Brooks of the MethO
dist Episcopal church. Ate
luncheon the happy couple wer,
, escorted by the wedding party to tn
! depot, where they took the train fol
Chicago and other eastern points
4 Deafness Cannot BE Cured ;,
BY local applications. a. they cannot reach tn
diseased portion OF the ear, There is oriy on
= way TO cure Deafness and that is by constitu
tional remedies Deafness Is caused by an In
famed condition OF the mucous lining Of tn
q ElIStachian Tube. When this tube gets inflame
you have rumbhng sound or imperfect heal
n Ing and when II is entirely closed Deafness
), the result, and unless the inflammation can
u | and this tllha Festnrad N It's