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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-04

Mr.. Bryan's platform of gov
eminent ownership of railroads
is meeting a rather chilling
reception. The traditions of the
democratic party are all against
such a centralizing of power in
the national government as Mr..
Bryan's scheme involves. The
democratic south--in particular
finds all its inherited convic-
tions ag ainst it. Even Senator
Tillman, who is not afraid of
radical departures, strongly dis
sents. Mr.. Bryan has not
placated this opposition by his
program of state control for rail-
roads situated within the bound
aries of a single state and control
by the national government for
railroads extending through two
or more states. The fact that
traffic upon the former class of
roads is largely traffic that ex-
tends into more than one state
would either create hopeless con.
fusion between the state and
national governments if the
Bryan scheme is adopted, or else
would oblige the states to be
subservient to the federal policy
of railroad management. Mr..
Bryan has gained no friends to
his scheme by this feature of it.,
and has given the impression
again that the measures which
he advocates are crudely con-
ceived in his active but not
systematic mental process.
The democratic leaders are
also aware that the country is by
no means ready to adopt govern
mental ownership of railroads.
The business of the country
stands solidly against it, at least
as measure to be adopted sud-
denly, and otherwise than in a
process of evolution along the
lines of railroad control pursued
by President Roosevelt and the
republican party. Mr.. Bryan has
evidently had strong representa-
tions made to him on this poin,
and is urging his railroad theory
less persistently.
At Mr.. Bryan's mismanaget
appearance in New York the
only paragraph of his essay which
aroused special enthusiasm wa
this advocacy OF government
ownership of railroads. But tn
cheering was done by the audi
ence turning its back upon tn
speaker and applanding MI
Hearst, who sat at the rear of tn
auditorium. Whatever advant
age to anyone has been game
by Mr.. Bryan's advocacy of thi
scheme has redouuded to MI
Hearst, which is the worst thin
possible both for Mr.. Bryan an
the democratic party.
1t is indeed true that peopl
are not as shy of public owne
ship propositions in general Z
they were a short time ago, an
that the question of the govern
ment ownership of the vas
systems of railroads in tn
country may be sure of fair COZ
sideration and unprejudiced d.
bate. But the people are col
sidering that a just and sati
factory railroad system is secure
by European countries that ste
with governmental regulation
without the bureaucracy, the Lac
of enterprise or the dangerol
infringement of the state upc
the industrial life of the peopl
which mark the nations while
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-04

The investigation of the re-
lations between the elevator COM
panies i'll Chicago and the rail
roads is bringing out some very
interesting facts as having oc-
cured all over the west, and it is
possible some way will be dis
covered of stopping some of the
discrimination.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-04

The voters Of Custer county
will find it to their interest to
vote for II. B. Glover for senator
from this district. He is young
man of unimpeachable character,
a man of good Judgment and a
life long farmer.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-04
Stock Holders MEETING,

There will be a stockholders
meeting at Masonic Hall Friday,
at 1880 p. M. All subscribers for
stock are requested to be present.
A. II. HUMPHREY, Sec'v.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-04
Custer College.
(By Earl CoCper.)
Rail for the red!
'Rah! for the white!
Custer College,
It's all right.

Alden Shaw, Arthur Davidson,
Floyd Warden, Miles Mathews
and Fred Indy entered school
Monday, making the enrolment
forty-one.
A matched game of basket
ball was played last Friday even
ing between the shorthand and
normal departments. The result
was 81 to 10 in favor of the short
hand team.
Basket ball practice on the
college grounds every evening.
Miss Albers has decided to
take the normal course instead of
the business.
A large number of the students
have purchased tickets for the
Star entertainment course and
were well pleased with the first
number which was given Monday
night.
The ten week normal students
are doing some hard work pre-
partory to taking the state
examination next month.
The basket ball club has Sc
cured some new goals and is
very enthusiastic in the game.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-04
Shabby
Houses

1t does not pay to let
good property decrease in
value for the want of a
little paint. And painting
need not be the costly item
it SO often is.
1t is a question of good
paint skillfully applied.
Get a good painter and
have him use
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natiirlib. iobalo BlaoiuOftot ols
8~ausentrum utnoemanoelt lei, unter
ltrengiter Iufiidt ftehen, oamit fein
unbefuater ben 6afen uno Die See
ttura betreten tonne. Nuh mi1ie 10
lbneu uie mDalih Elm 5metter SGie=
nenltrang auf Der SibiriiGen Bahn
gelegt tperoen uno auar biz @(aoi=
moItot. ebenio auf Der uiitribabn,
uno ourd orabt(ole 5elearaphie
muBte &amtlhatta nit Nifuloietpsf
nerbunoen meroen.
Ser 8peite iapanilhe &riee", boz
nit IblieBt Der Iutur bic Dentihrift,
plie9t niht hinter ben Bergen, lons
bern auf unieren S9ultern. Mit
aaer Sraft miiiien mir uns basu oorz
bereiten, ipnft iaat man uns binter
ben Batfal,"
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Qrbeiten ibrer Bpaenoung nabe uno
Der 3eitpuntt miro oemndhit entire
ten, no an bic eiaentlihen Bauarbets
ten nit aQer &raft geaanaer1 meroen
fam. 8isber bat man aud Da int
tner MIR p%Drbereiten, berrihten uno
bas burh bic lanae Sernadlai'
Itguna it; GerfaQ geratene tpteoer bers
iteIen tDnnen. SIN Wtara-melher
Monat Dem 8eridt au @runoe lie9t-
iino ourhlbnittlih 10 biz IL 3ampf'
lhaufeln in Nrbeit gemeien uno 250,'
600 Rubit : CARDS @rbe ausgeboben
pureen. SIN Stuff unb Nuauit bofft
Snqenieur StepenS iebob 40 9ampf'
fdaufeln in 9atieteit All haben uno
cine WiliDn Subifmeter @roe pro
MDnat ausheben Al fDnnen.
Sebt miro es aber aud oringenb
nDtpenoiq, baB tnar, ith oaruber
einiat, uaS fir cine Nrt BON 8anal
man bauen MID. 8etanntlib bot
Die WajDritdt Der beratenoen Sr1ges
nieure iih fir einen Sea 2eoel"a
8auaf ausaeiprpben, Der Brdfioent
bat baeeeen ben 8au zines S9leus
ienfanals empfoblen; oer &DnereB,
BET benz bic ~enoaIltiae @ntlheibune
lieat, bat aber mod nibt beitimmt,
mas fir Elm &anal aebaut meroen
ioG. Sc pirb iebt bic bDbite Belt,
oaB oies geihiebt; benn ionft t1nnte
man leiht, mie SbDnts ausflbrt. in
bic Sage tomnen, 0aB man nidt peis
ter gu arbeiten i'm Gtanoe pdre
unb baB auf benz Sftbnus allies
fttn ftehen miiroe. Cine fD(1e Bauie
aber niirbe ielbit fir ben grDBen
@elbheuteI Uncle Sums oDh Elm tnee
Mig 81 teuer iein.-
Wir t0nnen ielbitneritdnblih fein
tritiihes urteil iber bielen Beriht
abaeben, mir miiien i'm alS oas neh'
men. als mas er aeboten miro, als
cine Dariteaung BON 9atiaben. uno
oas miro er auh mDl fem. r1ur lit es
ia m5gfid, BOB Sbonts oiele Satla.
ben nit etpas Dptimiisiiberen Bliden
betradtet bat, als anbere es tun.
unsmeifelhaft bat man aber 6a unten
auf benz SithmuS Shitem in Die Sadie
aebraht uno allmdlig Oronung in
Die adnslib perrotteten uno nerlDtter'
ten Berbdltniife bineinbet0mmen.
Die Waibine lit iebt Dffenbar in
@ang uno eS ndre iebr ST. beoauern.
nuenr fie burh 9ahfdifiateit Doer gar
B0smiaigteit mieoer gum Stiaftan1
| aebrQdt uiiroe.
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Gin stseiter iapamiSder ariea?

Die WDalihteit zines smeiten ruiz
fifhsiapaniihen 8rieges miro in eis
ner 9entiBrift erDrtert, Die elm Sem
ner Oftaiiens. Baihenom. benz ruff
ftihen @eneralitab iiberreiht bat.
Bafbenom, Der ihun ben eriten rul'
iiihsiapaniihen &rieg nDrausgeiagt
bat, tuas freilib tein Sunititud mar.
urteilt rebt peliimiitiih.
Der sueite 8riea nit Sapan, meint
er, meroe iiberlih nab iehs Sabrer
ausbreben. Sapan iperoe nibt
5tuansig Sabre tparten, biz &uBlano
neue 3rdfte aeiammelt babe, sur,al
feline Nrmee unb Glotte fertie uno
gnglanos 6ilfe linn fi1er lei, oaS
iib fDmol pom Weften uie ppm Si.
Den, alio BON Snbien aus, auf &uBs
lano merfen fDnnte. Sapan noble
um ieoen BreiS GuBlanbs &litens
Qebiet I'M fernen Often einihlteBllb
&amtibata erobern, es tuuQe ferner
feline neuerrunaenen Bplitioner in
&orea uno in Der Wanolburei Bee
feftiaen. Der Trieoe BON BDrtss
mouth iei eiaentlid nur cit, turser
WaHenftiuftano, na6 benz RuBlanb
nibt uur aeaen einen, Ionoern oeger
spei Teinoe gu tdmpfen baber tperoe.
8u ieiner Berteioiaung miBte bic
Northumberland i'm fernen Often
uerbleiben, uno atpar an Der @rense
Der r1euer iapaniihen @ebietsteile in
4orea uno in Der Wanoiburei. Sails
es unm6alih iein ioqte, Die ganse
Nrmee bort 81 belaiien. miBten noe.
nigitens amei Drittel in pernanenter
2riegsbereitibaft nit boiler arieess
nerpHeauna in Sftaiien itationiert
bfeiben. Serner miiBten in ben
@renseebieten Uiilitdranlieblunaen
aeIdaffen tperoen, oerart, baB bic
neu einberufenen Gefruten gu giins
ftigen Beoineungen Aano erbalten,
I'M nod Beenoiguug ibrer 9ienit.
aeit fib bort anauiieoeln; in fiirses
rem 3miihenraumen miiBten tie oanr,
INNER mieoer gu militdriihen lie.
bungen be%ranae5Dgen meroen. Nuh
bernorraaenoeS &arteninaterial miiIIe
geiammelt uno bic geiammte Nrmee
oamit befannt 9emabt peroen. Die
,ruiiiiben BDiitipnen leien auf oas
bette gu befeitigen, ungeadtet aQer
Br0teite oer Sapaner. SIM @egens
tell, je mehr ieue proteitieren, oeftp
eneraiiber miiie RuBlano Die ben
Sapanern uneruiinidten Be5eftiquns
gen ausfibren. Dasielbe aelte aud
fiir 8entralaiten. unume6nolid mt.
menoia iei enolib cine ftarte Ilutte
nit Wlaoim0itOt als Baiis. Sic
ulihe nidt BON Staatsuerften, ion.
bern BON ausldnbiifen betannten
Shih5frmen gebaut tperoen. Die
fen ieien &onaeiiipnen su erteilen,
oanllt iie in WlaoimDftot 9eQinas,
Werften &c. anlegert t6nnten. NuBer
B~laoiDDifot tSnne bic Olgabudt
ooer 0it0laiemst am Qntur fir oiele
Bmede benust peroen. Sir Sertias
fteIuna Der Tlotte ppr Dem oereins
barten 3ermin ieien beionoere 8rG'
1tlen 81 perleihen. Die ouslGuois
iden Sbihsbaufirmen, oenen Son.
aeiiionen perlieben miiroen, miiBten
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0en eer Smiel satbelim.

Cine corresponding Der If. Breiie
aus ct. PETERSBURG bringt fploenoe
Witteilungen pDn Der Sniel Gatbalin:
SerIpatete Briefe pom Mleronor0psfs
Boften i'm nDrolihen Teile Der Snlel
Satbalin. Die bieier Gage nod mo.
%tatelan9er unterbrebuna aller Gers
binoungen bier eintrafen, eeben cine
arauiiae Sbiloerung Der oreinDhent.
lihen Or9ien BON Woro, Branoitif.
tung uno B%liinoerung, uelbe auf bic
Grieoenaertldrung unb auf bic GGu,
mnna Der nDroliben 6dlfte Der Sns
fel ourb bic Sapaner foleten. Die
aigeIDieren unter ben @efangenen,
bic teilS tueeen 8erbreben, tells aus
pDlitilhen @rinoen anf Der Sniei
eingelperrt maren, uno Die faIt Die
Qanse Bep6lterune oes Nleran.
orDustp . B0itens bllben, ~aebaroeten
fih. als menn iie aus 8ono uno
Bano mdren, leaten Die 8ranbfaGel
an 6fentlide uno Bripataebduoe, Der,
iebten iih ourb gertilgen BON Spl.
ritu0ien in cine mabre 8eriertermut,
Die iie ourb &aub uno WDro Iid pers
ihafften. @eaen Der beItiaen Sftos
berftIrme muroen bic TruppenIhiffe,
melbe abaeidift maren. UNI Befib
BON Der BON ben 5apanern belebten
Sniel su erareifen. Dot, Der &iite neg.
getrieben, uno Der Mlilitdr @ouoer.
neur. Oberit @alpnupeff. lanoete nit
elmer gstorte BON nur So Manr, nos
nit er iib bunoerten oesperater Straf.
hinge mabreno Der brei Wohen, bis
tuettere Truppen lanben tonnten, oes
geniber lab. Die Strdf1inae berei,
teten benz @Duuerneur cine uarn1e
Bemiatommnuna, inoent ite, an,
9age ieiner 2anouna oaS Bplisei.
hauptquartier nnb oas arDBe Nlerans
orostus@ efdngnis in Brand fteGten,
Delbe8 aus aebn ieparaten @ebaus
ben beftano uno Raum fir 1000 Sc.
fanaene batte. Dieie @ebduoe murs
ben o%Oaitdnoia aerftDrt, 90 bic Sapa,
ner Die TeueripriRen batten unbraubs
bar meroen laifen. aber ourh bic gro.
ben Nnitrengungen Der ruiiiihen uno
iapaniihen G~Dlbaten, bic uereint ar.
beiteten unb bic Staot patrouiuierten,
I'm meitereB ranoitiftung gu nerbIten,
murbe benz Seuer iblieBlib ginbalt
getan. Nm ndhiten Gage soaen bic
iapanifhen 9ruppen itd auriid, nabs
benz tie auerit lire Bprrdte BON Br0s
piant uno Spirituuieu su unQlaub.
lid nieoriaen Breiien uertauft bat.
ten. Sdiier Wrrac, bic eep5bnlid
SIS toften. muroen fiir 10 Gents los.
geiblaaen. &iiten init 8ihienHeiib,
melbe Is Bfuno entbielten, einaen
fir so Gents ab uno 275 9onnen
Gels uno Buhmeisen murben ms.
geiammt fir 800 oertauft. Sober
belof fib, uno oa 8prrate flr ben
ganaer Winter uDrhanoen tpare1 uno
Niemano 81 arbeiten braudte, 10 1ebs
ten piele bic SraB. uno 8DaereizOrs
glen Woben lang fort.
Der 80uOerneur muBte, UNI bic
Staot gu beihiben, gu ftrengften
WtaBregeln gegen bic yfrei" eetpors
oenen Werbreder areifen, Dbmpl es
2ebterer trDsoem aelane, niGt nur
Die &analei oes @Duperneurs, Iona
bern auh cine gauge Insabl anoerer
@ebauoe in Brand gu iteden. B6bs
reno bic Stirme berribten. etngen
bier 9ampfer uno elm 5hooner,
oarunter elm Shiff BON 5000 Cons
BON Nmerifa. Der oeutide Dampfer
vSurabaia" nit elmer Bemonnuua
BON 60 8Dpfen uno Die r@laoiruoa
it0t" nit % Mann. uelhe Broniaut
nod Satbolin gu brinaen periuhten,
an ben unuirtliben aIften Der Sn.
iel nit Gaen an Boro gu @runoe.
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Ypttmteitter beranbt.

g. Us. Souts. Boitmeiiter in &i-
uertDn. Sa., nerlDr beinabe ieiu 2es
ben uno murbe allen Comforts be-
raubt. laut folgenoem Briefe: Set
20 Sahren litt ib brunilh on Der Sc.
Der, mDourh ih eineu idmerer Ins
fad ppn @elbludt bate. Wlein Irat
uerlbrieb electric 8itters unb ih
muroe aeheilt. Sibere Sur fir @als
le. Neuralaie, Shwdhe, Wagens.
2eber< Nieren= uno Blaiens 2eioen.
8u baber BEL Nbolph DreiB uno s.
&alteber & SDbn. so Gents.
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- ShUIa' Saloon bietet einen
ansenebmen Nufentbalt.
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geit aber go 1abreu

i6on muroe Wre. Winslom's Sup.
thing : Syrup Don Wiuionen bon
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der Rinoer
anaewenoet. Bir1t Du i'm S9lafe
ourb oa8 Sbreien zines &inoes ae.
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen 1T uno Dor
Shmersen meint? 8enn 10, IaHe
iofort cine Tlafbe BON ,,Wrs.
8insl0ms Soothing Sgrup" holen.
Sein @ert lift Hnbeaablbar. Sc miro
benz tleinen 2eioenben iofort 4inoe.
runa uerlbaffen. 8erlaBt eub oa.
rauf, Wtiitter, es 1T fein 8ueifef
eariber. sc BELT 9iarrbDe, regu.
liert ben Wa9en uno bic 0iereu,
beieitiat 8ino 9Dlif, erpeiht Den
8aumen, uerbinoert gntainouna
uno ftdrtt oas gauge Sbitem.
rWirs. @insloms Soothing Sgrup"
fiir sahnenoe 8inoer lit anaenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas 8ecept itammt
bon einen Der beften peiblif1en
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit
bel allen 9ruaetften in Der aanaen
@elt au baben. Breis IS Gents per
Slaihe. 6auft nihts anoeres. aIs
Wtr8. Win8lotps SoDthino Snruu.
- Sh0Is' Saloon bietet einen
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Gin 8era BON eoplD

tonute Mrs. 9ucia 8ilte in Caro-.
line. Bis., nibt 10 aliidtid MAIDEN,
als es cine 25c Sdabtel BON Budt
Inns Irnica Salbe eetan bat, inoem
ite cine ofene Beinmunoe bette, Die
tie 70 Sabre lang qudlte. 8rDBtes
antiieptiihes Mittel. Is Gents bel
QoDlpb 9reiB uno s. &alteper &
SDhu.
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0ei0dftS'3 alenOer
M0DDfaten.

6. 3ittmar,
: &de SDleoa6s nnb SumfDn . StraBe.
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H. V. Excursions.

Winno Lake Assembly, ticket
on sale to Sept, 30 at low excursion
rates, good for return until Oct.
81. See G.. W. Schwenke for full
information.
Fis hing excursion rates tickets
to points in Northern Michigan
will be sold June lS to Sept. 30,
good returning l5 days from date
OF sale.
Mexico City, Mex, and return
Sept to 10, $66,45 good return
ing until Oct. 81,
Toronto, Ont, and return Sept.
13 to 16, $11,75 round trip. Tick
cts good returning until Sept, "a
and extension may he had to Oct.
"a.
Mountain Lake, Md, and return
Aug % to 81, $7.85 good return
ing Sept. 10.
Milwaukee, Wis, and return
Aug. 10, IL and u, $l4.20, good
returning until Aug. -.
Rome City, Ind, and return
Aug. % to Sept s, ST. good tor
return Sept. IL.
Roanoke, Va, and return Aug.
- and 10, $1,000, good returning
until Aug. %.
Chattanooga and return Sept.
is, II and Is, $ll,S5, good return
ing until Oct. 81,
Memphis, Tenn, and return
Oct, Is to lS, $3.50 good return
ing until Nov. 30. See C. W.
Schwenke for particulars.
Rock Island and return Sl6. So.
Tickets sold Oct. Z, s and 8, good
for return until Oct. 16.
Chattanooga and return $l1.S2,
tickets ON sale Oct. Is, lG and II,
good returning until Oct. 30, hut
may be extended until Nov. 30.
New Orleans and return $25. 80,
tickets on sale Oct. II to Is good
for return until Oct. 30 but may
be extended until Nov. 30.
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Points on Rroiling.

Broiling produces the same effect on
meat as roasting and can be performed
in more speedy manner. In handling
lean meat for broiling be careful not
to prick or cut it and so allow the
juices to escape. Brollin3 must al
ways be done over quick, clear fire.
The heat hardens the albumen Oh the
outside quickly, thus preventing the
escape of juice and rendering 1t sa-
worry. Chops and steaks should be
turned with knife and ON no account
have fork stuck into them while
cooking.
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How dare you kiss me, sir? You
are impertinent, sir!" it's 80 to
shot that Gussie Gladtop, the ribbon
clerk, who calls every Tuesday even
ing. first gave her an excuse for writ
ing that liberetto.
Anyway, after the bell rings | says
to my lady friend, "If youll tease g
trolley with me, Wen be on our way
tomorrow night to the theater!"
"Oh, how lovely!" says my lady
friend 81 do SO love to go to the
theater. Where shall we go?-Oh!
know! Let's go and see Sara Bern
hardt! I'm just dying to see her!"
Up and away to the mines! Sarah
Bernhardt at five plunks chair and
me scratching gravel to get my laun
dry back from foreign lands OF Sat
urday night!
I'm Just dying to see SaraH
says the Sweetest Thing Ever. and I'D
be small bunch of parsnips II l
hadn't volunteered in the life-saving
service then and there.
YES" says to my lady friend, 81
thought you'd like to see Bernhardt!"
and all the time I'm giving this glad
speech I'm going down lie line men
tally to see who will give me quick
action on q steam-he touch.
Anyway. after a Labored Converse.
tion with friend, I'm helped to the
price next day. and | patter away for
the pastebosrds. Ny lady friend togs
out in her revelry rags, and I'm some
what OF Big Event myself when we
slide into the Gold-Bond building and
reach out for Ten-Dollars' worth OF
amusement. hot OF the griddle.
Mercy mel" says my lady friend,
after the curtain has been up while.
what are they talking about? l
can't understand a wora!"
I'm sitting there holding the funeral
services over my ten plunks. so I'm
act wise to what's doing on the stage.
What's the matter?" | says.
"Listen!" says Clara Jane.
listened. In minute | was next.
The trackwalkers on the stage were
talking Dago! Dago. mind YOU.
and me just after putting on mourn.
ing for my ten plunks!
"Ohl they're doing the trick in
French" says. onfhand. just as
though paid my car'fare In French
avery morning.
sayl | don't know enough about
Freuch to find Paris on the map
aonest. that's straight! But i'm think
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Impressing It on Him.
10y In Getting Hurt.
--St. Nicholas

One of the modern professions which
one does not learn in the business col
leges, though it is occasionally picked:
up in school Of experience by the per-
son with warped mind. Is that OF
getting hurt.
No, it is not letting the dental student.
practice on you or acting as Innocent.
bystander in street riot. 1t consists.
in falling off Il street car and suing the
tender hearted company for big dam
ages
An Industrious person can visit the
various large cities of the country.
making collection of sprained ankles,
dislocated hip and enough internal dis,
orders to start a hospital. and he will
do fairly well until the police get on to
him.
1t doesn't require any special train
ing in advance. Just hook up with n,
shyster lawyer and doctor who will.
give you any disease you pay for and
the outfit Is complete.
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To Bronze Furniture.

To apply gold bronze to furniture
coat the surface with paint, japan spir-
1t varnish or anything that will pre-
vent suction, then where the bronze is
wanted coat with gold size or quick
drying varnish. When this Is nearly
dry, dust on the bronze powder with
soft brush or chamois skin AS
bronze is susceptible to atmospheric
influences it is better coated with a
thin, even coat of transparent yarnish,
or course gold leaf or Dutch metal
would make Il much better appearing
piece of work and hold its color.
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.J'oHNHENRY
AT THE THEATRE
George ". Hobart)

/ was down on the card to lead a
theater where you can roll around in
an orchestra chair at fifty cents a
throw.
When a guy can buy couple OF
Ocsy-corners in a dead swell theater
for fifty cents per coze, he's mark
to blow four plunks to squeeze into
one Of those joints where they feed
you on problem plays and fricassed
pasts.
figured it out that way, and stood
pat.
That evening finds me in the parlor
as usual. You know the parlor
mean. When guy reaches that con-
dition where he gives himself the
careful glance and says, Gee! | got
to get shaved this EVENING"" you can
bet there's only one parlor in the
world for him.
I'm sitting on the sofa with one mitt
lying carelessly on the family album
and the other punched around a 51.70
cane, when my lady friend floats into
the arena.
There's short-arm clinch, a break
away, and we're back in our corners.
"Oh, John Henry!" says my lady
friend, giving her real hair a couple
of taps and glancing out in the dining
room to see if mother was rubbering.
| tell you, boys, it's aces when your
lady friend does that after short
clinch. There's nothing to it.
When girl stamps her foot and
talks with a tobasco lisp and says,
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board OF School Examiners of Hook
ing County will meet at the School Building
In Logan, Ohio, at $3.50 a. m, on the First
saturday OF each month. for the eNamina-
ton ofappllcants for Teachers Elementary
Certificates and on the first saturday OF
Sept tember, December, March and June for
the examination OF applicants for Teachers
High School and Special Certificates EN-
aminations for pupils desiring to enter high
schools Will be held on the Third Taturday
of April and the Second Saturday of May.
J.C. SToUGHToN, President
ID. F.. HARSH. Clerk.
C.S. WHINE, Vice President
Logan, Ohio, February 2, lA0j-tf
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Mission work in Africa.

A remarkable letter of thanks was re-
ceiyed recently by the directors of the
London Missionary society, from the
Christian community at Bethelsdorp,
Cape Colony, for the results of mission.
airy work in that district. Since DR. Van
derkemp was sent to preach the gospel
there in 1905. century has passed,
This was the beginning of work which
has now developed into 120 independent
churches. or branch churches in Cape
Colony with 10000 communicates and
$4,000 adherents. all OF which owe their
existence TO the efforts of the society,
besides the generations of believers who
have passed away in the meantime.