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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-23
wHITEcAPPERs BUSY.
Aarmer Near Moultrie Claims to Have
Had Rough Experience.

Had Rough Experience.
Thomasville. Ga, May 22.-R. H.
Milan. white farmer who resides
near Moultrie. Ga, came to Thomas
vile late last night to have local ply
sicians dress wounds. he asserts.
given HIM by band of whitecappers
He tells a narrowing story OF being
given 100 lashes by ten white men
III the woods near his home. He al
leges that two men, one claiming to
be deputy sheriff, came to his house
and told him he was under arrest,
and carried him to the woods. When
he asked why they were whipping
i'm they replied: Because you won't
work"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-23
a DULL DAY IN COURT.
gram VS.. The Hilton Dodge Peo-
pie Has Another Day.

Yesterday was another monotonous
day in the Superior Court, the case
II Ingram VS.. The Hilton & Dodge
lumber Company having again occu-
ned the entire time Of the court.
The case will probably go to the
Jury early this morning. The grand
Jury was also in session during the
lay, but nothing OF an unusual nature
vas done, only routine matters being
handled.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
SOBRE una
INvEST STICACION.
CspCiOsas IuGubraGiOneS de On pc
ri6dico.

El diario republican, do esta ciudad en-
50 n1msro de aver, publica 10 siguiente:
TEL respectable p6blico de San Juan y
de toda Ia ipls dessa gabsF, clio tiene
derecho, cu6I fu6 81 resnItado de lR inves'
tigaci6n que SO practice aceFca del destino
que ae daba unoa bolIos de pan que CON.
duCfs 81 carrero de Ia EscuelR de Carload
de Nifioa para consume en- el Manicomio
"PaFece que no entrs ban en- Ell bene6co
eBtableCimisnto todos los panes que salfan
de la Escuela de Cari6a de NifioB, que
eB donde SO hsce dicho aTtfculo; rarece
tambi6n que al lleg2r 81 caro- conductor
Ia pueTta del Asilo de locOB RntsB de ha
Ger Ia entrega, unos cuRntos pRneG no ia
gresham en- el ARilo, Aino que eTan msti
dos en- IN saco, ell cuRl Baco tomaba otKo
rumbo, sin que pudiera ,daTse cuenta de
clio el empleado del Manioomio encargs'
do. de recibir Contar Los panes que dis'
riameDte allf ae consumer, poTque los Feci'
bfa completes.
Como decimos, ae practice una inves-
tigaci6n 81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico ne
cesita conocer 81 Fesultado de ella.
En- el departamento consolidate no De
guardian misterios, como parece que SO
gaaTdRban antsfi9 cuando la pTenga
coAtsbR no POGO eefuerzo inquirir informR
ci6n p6blica.
Ds modo que 81 realmente sc deseaba
saber el resultRdo de esR investigation,
NADIA mas fScil, aunque 30 debiera sabsr
que no eB costumbre en- niuguna eicins
del gobieruo dar ia publicidRd las in-
vestigacioneB de BuB aBuntos i1ternou.
Pero ya que Sc demueatra tanta cuHio-
sidad por dicha inv, igsci6n, segfn iDfor
mes delnueatroB reporters. hay 10 Giguiente:
Habien1oss denunciado el hscho de
queel cRrrero que conducts el pan del Asi
10 de Ni1os de Santurce al Manicomio,
tomaba psrs Bu nso dos bel os de pan dia-
Tiaments, se oTden6 Embellishments una
investigation, de ella resu' to que dichoB
dos bollos be los dRbR al carrfFo todos
los diaB eI mandadero del Manicomio, en-
cargado de recibir dicho pan; dicho
mandadeFo excus6 este acto, manifestando
que le dabs eBog dos panes al csFTeEo, por
que sobrabR pan del que 90 Nevsba al
Manicomio, 81 Director resolvi6 e,'e
asunto, ordenRndo al doctor Goenaga, Sa-
peIintendente del Maniccmio, que hiCieTa
una ssvera amonestaci6n al mandadeTo
del Manicomio para que SO abstuviese en-
10 aUcesivo de haceT tales donaciones bsjo
prevention de tomsFae una determination
mas eu6rgica.
Y asf mismo orden6 81 director, al DR..
Gonzalez, Superintsndents del Asilo de
nifoB, otra amoneatsci6n z prevention
al carrero que conducfa el pan.
Y Ia aseveraci6n del msndadero respec
to al sObrante de pan parece haber Bido
coniEmsda por el director del Manicomio,
quien SO afrmagqus rais de sqaelIa in
veutigaci6n orden6 ae fabiicase menoB
cantidad de panpara dicho estab'eeimientO
sin haber disminufdo eg ndmeTo de elie'
nados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
SiIueta simpatiGa.
Don AwIlno Vicente

No Biempre he de dedicar mis- ailuetay
poIftiCcs 6 artiutaH, tambi6n ae hacen Rcree-
doreB ellsE, las personas que por Bus
viFtudes meFecen que So nombre sea uni
verBalmente conoCido, copcFet6ndome BolR-
mente haceE uu lijero sstudio de las do
ten que le adornen.
En- el terEeno comercial, pudieTs extern
derme Fespecto 4 don Avelino Vicente,
pueu todos sbemos les mt tiplea gvRndeg
ne goCioB que hs llevsdo lleva cabo,
ain que el alto comercio puertorriquen1
pueda censurarle On 10 mas mi imo min.
guna de Hus operRciones
Eu irma es Kespstsda por bancos Y
Casas bRncalisg, pues tiene tan ssentado
su cr6dito, que las casas mas importanteS
del extTapjero, lie ett6n RSediando cont
nuamente con cfeFtaB de sug sTtfculcS.
Como hombFe de oonciencis, todas Suu
tFanBRciones las veTifeR calcu' 'audo las
ganarcias en- un tAnto por ciento equitati.
vo, sin eabozo de monopolio. al que For
deEgracia Bs van sfciouAndo los grsndes
comercianteg
Pero dejsndo sparte este agunt7, entro
de llenO al motive que me induce escEi-
bir estsB NAL coordinadas lfneRg, para
pFesentaFlo bsjo otes fsz, Ia del flzntropo.
PKesidonts, eD Ia actualidsd de la 50
ciedad espafoIa de auxiliog m6tuos be-.
nefcencia", conspgEa Ia mayor parte del
tiempo en- stender 4 las deliCedaH obligS-
clones de Bu elevado cargo, procuFando
CON su cello reconocido So nctoHia sCt,vi
dad, que se cumpla Establishments con 81
svticulado del TegVamsnt7 paFa que no
fsIta NADIA en- el msgpffc0 sanat0Fi0, hoy
81 niveI de los plimeEos de ID Isla de Gu
be, que son recOnoCidoS en- TODD 81 mundo
como inmejorablsG.
De car6Gter franco, amabIe Por dem6g
stsnto aiempre Ia mas ltve queja, que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
EN- LABLB

Yauco, ssptiebre IL. - ComandaBte
Lutz San Juap.-Eu 81 deposito munl'
cipsl de eAta pueblo SO hallAba detenldo
DOR Ia policfs 81 individuo Juan CFeBpo,
autor cuatgo egca!amientog on primer gFa'
do de los ouales eataba conviCtO y Confeso
y sfactoB ecupadOs y On mRdFug Sda dc
hoy 60 ha fugado por gran negligsncis
empleados encaIgadog su eu4todiR que 10
deisbRn puerta ba1tolina alberta, pueg
paTece Rin fractuFR nipguna. Esta es 10
spgundA vez que ocurFen eGE0a hschos CON
eatos miamoG empleRdOH. - Teniente Vi
IlaFiny.
Arecibo En- Ia msfi4ua de hoy indi'
viduo R,fael Fernandez hizo dos diSpRTos
de revolver & Celia Bsnsga, hiri61doIa
gravemsDte suicidSndose 81 con Ia mis-
ma aHma.-Teniente Martinez Chapel.
Porce.-AFrestada MatiIde PRdil'a por
huEto de prendau Armando Rodriguez
infcacci6n arttculo 433 C6digo PENAL
SRrgento Brugueras, detective.
Bsyam6n. hoy por pareja
deatacada en- Palo 6eco iEdividuo Dolores
Torres pFtfpgn dep6sito Municipal de
BarroH desde Agolto s de 1905, acusado
de deIito de Rcometimiento y Sgreai6n.-
Teniente Schettini.
PatiiIan n-Anoche Miguel Cruz infri6
una herids con machete & Francisco Lo'
pez aI cusl fu6 detenido -Cabo Arroyo.
Caguas - Juan Martinez Martinez
agrsdi6 aver en- BaErio Tomas de Castro
con una pala & Anpelmo Cruz, peg6ndole
uu tuerte golpe en- la cabezR del cual mu'
rio & las cuatro media de IL madFugada
de hoy. En- union del detective Ortiz
hice una investigation arrestando agreIor.
-SaTgento Blanco.
sabana Grande. .-Hs preuentado denun'
Cia contra 38 individuoS por iuftacci6n
leyes de Sandal d--Csbo LuccR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
EN- La MANSION EJECUTlVA.
MuChas persOnas van a despetir al
gOberDadOT.
La aIdsa del Dorado. EI s0TVIGIO Dc inCOndIOs on
San Juan.

A Las doce menoB 15 minutes confeEen'
ciaron con Ell gcbsrnadOr Post los repre-
sertsntsu de Is prensa. El sefior PoAt EN-.
barcaba & las de Ia tarde. Est6 caBi
restab,ecido de Ia picads que sufti6 en- Ia
meiilla La hinchaz6n ha desapareCido
csGi en- su totalidad.
Muchas personals han estado hoy q des'
pedir 81 g beyaador , entire ellos los sefio'
res Carlos Blcndet pTeSidente de turno de
Ia Uni6n De Puerto Rico, Beeretario de la
iunta Central &c nor ElzRburu, director del
"Banco de Puerto Rico" Manuel Pania'
qua, presidente del tribunal supreme j
S. QuinOnea juez M. F'guerag, doctor
Rsf4el del Vale Rodriguez y 8. Vizea'
rrondo. 81 ssfior LandiD, Postmaster de
egta ciudad, almor2abs con el gobernador
Y lego al tsFminar la vista de los "re'
poEterB."
"La isIa est$ bien y tfanquila-diJo 81
goberr ador : podemos decig que el tenn
moral que nos amerazs bR est6 fuaTa de 50
camino. Ell stfl7r Willoughby He hsca caE'
90 hoy del gobierno intsrino de la isla
seguirS en- au direction hRSta mi regreAe'
La Befiora viuda de Martorell, qus resi-
de an el Dorado, hizo el otro dfa una
vista al gabernador con objeto de hacer
sc'araciones respecto de una caFta que le
ha diriiido 81 slcalde de aqu6llR ptbaci6n
con rtfsrencia al estsb.ecimiento de una
sldea en- terrenos de prOpiedad de dicha
gefiors. Los terTenoB primeFsmente esco
iidos para eI eatAb ecimiento de la Tefsrida
sldea pertenecen en- paTts Ia SUCCESSION
Ramcs el gcbernRdoT tenfa entendido
one en- elIog Ee hab1a de levantaE Ia aldea,
de scuerdo entire LOS duG II e del pFedlo de
terreno el municipio. 81 senior Post
manifsat6 Ia sonora viudR de Martorell
que no habia niug6n motive para OBJ igar.
la 4 ceder sus tsrrenoB, nj menoB una
expropiaei6u foTzoBR con squel obJeto
Que cualuuieF Obisci6n que puBiera un
dutfo de terrenoB para facilitarloB ven-
derlts al municipio con objeto de levantar
en- ellos la aldea, baAtarfa para que no SO
insistiera en- clio. QQe en- eHe Sentido ha
escrito al alcalde del Dorado.
Sc hab.6 tambi6n On la confsrencia de
los 'sreporters' del incendio ocuTrido
sntenoche de las difcultRdeB con que se
tEoDieza para poderse hRCeE un BeTVlclo
efciente por los bomberoB. FL gobernR'
dor Post ha sido jefe de bomberoS en- lol
EHtados Unidos y posse conocimientcl
t6cnicoa pFSct;coS babtantss para tEatal
de Ia msteIis. Su opinion, es de que lol
tubou que conectan las can ,rfas principalel
del sCueducto con las bocaH de iucendio
resuItan de POGO di6metro y poT tAnto ne
pueden dar baatsnte preston. Cares d
mapgas en- que eHt6n s1rol' Has 6staS L
largo, en- vez de las que aquf 90 usan
faciitan mucho 81 uso de estas = TepTegen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18

rars vez uucede, no pasa dos vece1 por Be.
mana, por 10 manoB, sin one hsga 50 vista
81 bsn6fco ESTABLISHMENTS, prodigando
consuelos al enfsrmo y CelsbFando con
toda su alma el reatablecimiento del miHmo.
CANA por cams, va preguntRndo cada
uno como 10 ttRtRn, como Be enCuentTa, 81
neceaita ago, en- fin, todos eBos cuidados
bondadoBon, solo pEopios de I'm padre.
Est6 sncsrifado sobremaneTa con la
saIa de bsnef oeucia, recomendando conti'
nuamente las dignRs hermanas de Ia Ca
ridad, que no haya el menor deBcuido,
bien es verdad, que 81 tTato de eata Bala no
ge diff srenCia de las dem6u nj en- un spice.
A estos enfermoB, cuando toman 81 q ts,
les hace un Tegalo de su bolsi.lO particular,
pues sunoue ee EeBeTva mucho para clio,
he tenido OCCASION de sorprenderle en eata
meritoris tarea deSpu6s, he Babido conf
dencialmente, que tiene hschas inhai3 lad
de acciones Rnaiogss.
Fil&ntropos ain afsctaci6n que Ba eScon'
den de los mismos actOS que Teaiizan, son
digoos de admirsci6n, y poE eHtO admire
las virtudes coAtumbres de don AVelino
Vicente, al qae la SOoiedGd e'paftOta de
0u1igios mGtuos q 6eneticenciG, debs con-
ssrvar como presidente, misntras le quede
IN h6lito de vida.
Angel Feche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18

tan menos peso para los ejeu de los caEroH
que pusdsn ser manejadoB con mayor
rspidez.
A las doce 20 minutoB termin6 Ia
confsrencia des spidi6ndoue sfsctuosamente
de los 'repOrters'' 81 seiOr Post, que dijO
al final:
"-Hasta Ia vista, que Ber6 el 18 de
Octubre en- que tendr6 81 gusto de estar
entire ustedeg.'
ProbabIemente ven1r6 con el goberna'
dor el presidents de Ia comiai6n del servi'
clio civil.
DsasamoS al usnr Regis H. Post 81
mas fsiiz visje y que halle q Bu diHtin'
guida ora compIetamente mejorada de
Ia dOlencia que le squeiara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18

ST scyUEVO CAFE dc Iou e.po.
sOa Morgan, Fortalesa 81, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR an Completo HuTtido de los me-
iores dulCea. EIegantes CartuChos pEopios
para Eegalos Helados, rstrelcoa, rEtaB
IL natural y TODD Cuanto regalo d paladar
m6a doIiCado % encuentra all1 pTimoFosa.
monto sorvido. Cafe con lecho ChoCo.
lats, do1doL las NETS do IL mafana Z Lea
IL de la noChe. F&moBO chocolate BA'
KER muy aCrsditado en- todo eI mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18

Ell PETROLEO o ACEITE DE
Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como Sc ha pretendido por
algunos industriales recomendar ell aceite
de petr0leo como un sustituto del aceite de
hfgado de bacalao, debemos advertir por el
bien de los mism0s enfermos que el aceite
de petr0leo es una substantial mineral, que
si Sc usa internamente es eXpelida integr8
por las evacuaciones intestinales, causRn-
do q la larga inflRmacion de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec por 10 tanto de Ia propiedad esen-
ciaI de todo alimento, la de ser asimilable
v voIverse parte de los tejidos organicOs y
no puede nj remOtamente cOmpararse con
ell aceite de hfgado de bacalaO, cuya pro-
pieiad de nutrir y fortalecer los Organis-
mos d6biles 10 han hechO tan necesariO y
tan iustamente apreciado en- tOdO eA mum
do.
La mejor manera de tomar ell aceite de
hIgado de bacalao es en- la fOrma de emul-
sion, por ser 6sf mas facilmente absorbidO
.por eli est0mago de todas las emulsiones
conocidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como la
mas perfecta la mas eficaz, no sOlamente
gredientes que Sc emplean en- su elabOra-
ci6n, sino pOrque es t0 ltga6cG emulsion Qote
no Sc SepGrG, que no Sc eq9rd7ec6G, que no
cOntieqee sub8tdnciGs que 6Trite2a dgeft0-
men Ell est6nedgO y porque en- una palabra
es 81 alimentO mas concentrate y mas ash
milable que cOnocen los medicOs para
cOmbatir todas las fOrmas de deb1ipad
org8nica, para purificaT la sangre y como
un auxiliar indispensable para las persO.
mas afectadas de tisis, de eecr0ful& de ra-
uuitismO Y otrae dOlenCiRs cr0n1Cas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18

ANUNCIO -Ss arriendR vende una
hermosa incs compuests de $50 cuerdas
de tsrreno, propiaB para Aiembra de cans,
tabacO etc. EAta Mturda & oriIlaa de Ia
carretera de AgusdiIla Isabella, tiene ex'
celente sgua , a'gunas BiembraB de CaiiaB.
Para mas informea Luis N. MaiBonave,
FaTmaceutico, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
45 q. v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
RAFAEL VELEz LOPEZ

MEDICo CIRUJANO DE LA FACULTAD
DE MADRID
TratamsntO especial de las Intermediates de Ia
Mujsr hiiiOs.
CIRUJIA Y PARTOS.
Consultorio: Plaza de Colon ndm. II, (ba-
jos) de 2 a 5 p. m. Telefono mum. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
La ESCuGIa popular dc COmBrCiO


Para los Hispano amerieanos
Coleg s. A. oma n
Rico
H del
Asen o los etudiantes de di Antls
benstar
Escrba pdiendo calogo
Un studiante de
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20

institutions to commence the
battle of life usually excites the
query whether the present system
is not all wrong. The answer
depends almost entirely on the
future work of the graduate and
his financial ability to complete
his education. If mere ability to
earn a living and equipment for
life's work is all that is sought,
the average state university and
academic colleges is a useless
luxury. The graduates of an
agricultural college, manual
training school, an electrical,
pharmaceutical or mechanical
course can secure employment at
good wages while graduates of
the universities and colleges, who
have merely completed their
A. B. courses, are about as un-
fitted for battling with the world
as they were four years previouly,
when they entered the insti-
tutionS.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20
Advantages of Junior NormaIs

Those who expect to teach
school on Second grade certificate
and do not avail themselves of
the opportunity to attend a
Junior Normal, waste time.
After September LIST, this year,
no teacher can secure a Second
grade certificate without having
had at least eight weeks normal
training. Those who attend
the Junior Normal part Of the
time this year can make up
enough time at the Normal next
year to complete the term neces-
sary to secure a second grade
certificate.
Then again, this year any pu-
pill who has passed in the Eighth
grade of any school is permit
ted to enroll at Junior Normal,
while only those who have passed
in the Tenth grade can enroll in
the State Normal.
Four terms, of six weeks each,
in a Junior Normal, entities the
teachers to a Second grade State
certificate while it requires full
year of thirty-two weeks to
secure the same certificate from
the State Normal.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20
A Good Pension Act.

Senator McCumber of North
Dakota is entitled to the graft
tude of all old soldiers for secur-
ing the passage in both houses
of the National Legislature OF
the 'Service Pension" bill.
Hundreds of old soldiers who
should have been pensioned long
ago, but we're unable to secure
one under the rules of the
pension bureau, are now in re-
ceipt of monthly stipend of
twelve dollars. All that is now
necessary is for the old coffee
cooler to have attained the age
of sixty-two years-and the
government does the rest. 1t is
no longer necessary to be halt,
lame or blind to secure some re-
cognition from a paternal gov
eminent for valuable services
rendered more than forty years
ago.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20
Prairie Hill Happenings.

The Presiding elder of Broken Bow,
occupied the pulpit at Prairie Hill last
Sunday.
A Sunday school was organized in
Union Valley Sunday
Mrs. Neth's mother. of Bridgeport,
ILL.,, is visiting here.
Nora Huffman and brothers spent
Sunday at Mr.. .Neth's.
Mr.. Hogaboom and family spent Sun
days at Mr.. Raius.
Mr.. Price and family spent Sunday at
Mr.. Rains.
A heavy rain visited this section Sun
day night which kept the farmers out of
the field Monday.
Robert and Goldie Huffman are COM
fined to their beds with lung fever.
Miss Elsie Kelley returned home
Saturday from Arnold where she has
been teaching. She expects to attand
Junior Normal.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20
Went to Iowa for Wife.

Melvin Lee, of Broken Bow
was united in marriage with
Mrs. Emily Bettrell, of Jefferson,
Iowa, atGrace Baptist parsonage,
Omaha, on June 4th. After
spending couple of weeks visit
ing in Omaha and Fremont, they
arrived in the city last Saturday.
Mr.. Lee is our well-known
artistic painter aud paper
hanger and the bride is highly
esteemed lady of Jefferson, Iowa,
with whom the groom has been
acquainted for many years.
The REPUBLICAN tips its SOM
brero to the happy people and
cuts big slice for them from its
unlimited supply of best wishes.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20
Dry Valley Doings.

A hail storm passed through these
parts last Saturday afternoon, doing con-
siderable damage. in places.
Augustus Arthur and family, from
north OF Broken Bow visited in the
valley last week.
]. T. Arthur departed for old Mexico
last Tuesday.
Albert Woodward lost a mare last
week.
Ben Manning has gotten quite repu-
tation as a fisherman, having landed a
whole tub fnll of the finny fellows one
afternoon last week.
George Kissler and family departed
last Tuesday for the sand hills to occupy
a section of land which he had home
steaded some time ago.
Mrs. Elliott"i Is reported on the sick
list.
home on last Tuesday. AS before report
by being thrown out of a buggy in a run
away, bruising and. dislocating her
shoulder.
There are some who expect to receive
all and not reciprocate, which, if follow
GU up Will put ILLS iellOW out OF CON-
mission. The better way, however, is to
give about as much as one receives.
Some of our residents ignore the Ne.
braska herd law and seem to think they
do not have to care for their stock, bu,
| allow them to run in the public high
ways and on farmers grain. If we have
law lets see that it is enforced and the
aggressors fined to the full extent of the
law, besides paying all damages includ
ing costs, that would only serve lessor
for others who may be tempted TO break
the law.
One of our neighbors informed us they
made trip last year costing them ovel
$2oo. However, he says they were more
than repaid by seeing and learning new
things and getting ideas. 1t is not bes
to always remain at home even though
we may have lots of work to do anC
think we can not spare the time to leave
for we'may think we are the gamers by
so doing we are never the less the losers
by always staying at home. 1t is fa
better and more profitable to get away
occasionally and see what the world il
doing and how it is done, for many
heads are better than one.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20

John F Bell to Herbert p Gates, 100 acres
In 35-202I, Sl200
Andrew Hollenbeck to j. G. Hollenbeck, 100
acres in g-i3-iS, $500.
Frances Bass to Hans p, Simonson, lots
and 4, BLOCK g. Maulick's add to Broken BOW
Ida Il. Grove to George c. Webster lots T.
and 9, block A. original town OF Oconto,
$1,000.
:. Benjamin F.. Kirker to Aida J. CASTOR
blocks to 8, parcel in 3-l9.ls, Sargent S2OOo
Sadie A. Moore to G. c. Strum, parcel in
23-l6-23, 5000.
Michael Nicholson to s. b. Knudsen, 1875
acres in 81 and 2S-19-l7, S65O0.
John G. Predmore to Sophronia II. Pred
more, 40 acres in $4,000, 300.
Henry Jayne to Arthur Cooksley, 100 acres
10 and 1898, $3.50.
Gustaf II. Lindall to Nicholas d. Troyer, 40
ores in 33-17-23, $500.
Thomas Blowers to John WEIGH, lot3, block
4 in WeSterville, IS.
Lolita w. Smith and husband to the village
of Galloway, lot 2, in block Al, railroad add
| to Galloway, $3.50.
Daniel Buckley to Viola E. Brigham, lot 8,
| block As, in the village of Oconto, $500.
j. II. Decker to Otto p Ohrendt lot 49,
block %, railroad add to Galloway, $500.
Lawrence f. Wise to Charlotte NJ Wise.
| lots IL, IA and 49, block 40, original town oil
| Galloway, $50.
S. A. Cunningham to S. p. Groat, lots and
| 5, block IL; lots and 4, block II lots and g.
| block Is, railroad add to Broken Bow, $3.50.
Ida f.. MAIN to G. d. Kellogg, parcels in O.
| and 6-20-20, 800.
| o. Z. Allphn to N. Dwight Ford block IL,
| original town of Ansley, S225
Alonzo Davis to william M. Davis 100 acres
| in 1890 $1,000.
| Isaac A. Reneau to So muel A. Thomas, lot
| /, block 100, railroad to Broken Bow, $3.50.
| Annie Pickett and husband to VIM. Worth
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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20
Zumbrota Zephyrs.

Mrs. Arthur Bangs is visiting this
week at Butler Sands.
M. ID. Callen bought one of J. G.
Brenizer's thourough bred bulls Monday.
Owing to rain there twas no Sunday
school last Sunday.
Miss Olive Cole visited with Miss
Bertha Koozer from Thursday until
Saturday.
We are sorry to hear o.. the death of
E. o, Coles baby, Monday. They were
on the way to Omaha with it for treat
ment at the time.
Fred Bertran, we understand, is NOV.
ing to the Bow this week.
Jud Kay and family were visiting al
Butler Sands last Sunday.
Tappan Valley boys played ball with
Custer Center Tuesday. We did not
hear the result.
The Tappen Valley nine have not
received their suits, but expect them
any time.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20
The Battleship, Nebraska"

The Navy Department this
week accepted the battleship
Nebraska from shipping con-
Germ in Seattle, and the official
orders have been issued placing
her in commission. AS yet the
captain and other officers have
not been selected, but this is a
mere matter of detail. The
Nebraska will be the only battle
ship in commission in Pacific
coast waters and in case of
trouble with Japan, which is
altogether unlikely. she will be
given an opportunity to show
her mettle.