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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
GREEN PEAS ARE
 MOVING BRISKLY
TRUCK FARMERS OF CUBA AND VICINITY ARE GETTING HAND SOME RETURNS FOR EARLY SHIPMENTS OF PRODUCE.

Cuba, April 9.-(Special )-The shipment of green peas is on in earnest now, more than 100 bushels going forward by ex- press last night and more today.
 Prices so far have been good and grow CTS are much encouraged over the out look feeling that their fears that so many men out of work would initiate against the prices has proven unwarTanted so far, as shipments are readily taken at from s1 20 to $1.40 on the platform here.
 The frost some weeks ago set the crop back and the yield will not be excep- tionally large, but it is thought that there will be shipments by refriSerators under ice next week. Caggabe are needing rain as are also beans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
Pays Dearly For Drunk.

Huntsville, April S-(Special. )-Jesse Upton, a well known citizen of West Huntsville is paying record-breaking price for the last two trunks that he has indulged in. Two months ago he got on a celebration and was sentenced to 50 days at hard labor by the city recorder for public drunkenness. In cele- bration of his release from this labor two or three days ago. Upton got drunk again and this time he fell in the hands of Squire Byars of West Huntsville. The penalty imposed upon him is line of $50 and six months hard labor in the coal mines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
Glee Club at Florence.

Florence April 9.-(Special.) 1.-The Uni of Alabama Glee club gave a per- formance at the Florence opera house last night to one of the largest audiences ever assembled there The young men were taken in charge upon their arrival by a number of Florence girls and given 8 tally-ho ride in two large tally-hoes. The city was decorated in the university colors and the engagement was an immense sue cess, socially and artistically. The con cert was for the benefit of the Florence Free Kindergarter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
KIDNAPPED OFFICER
 BACK HOME AGAIN
NEGRO HE TRIES TO ARREST DiS- ARMS HIM AND MARCHES HIM TO RIVERSIDE, WHERE HE IS LOCKED IN A.FRElGHT CAR.

Anniston, April 9.-Acting Deputy Sher- if West, who was kidnapped by negro named Cunningham, yesterday, While he was attempting to arrest the negro, re- turned to this city today minus his re- volver, money and badge.
 West says the negro marched him to Riverside, which point they reached about midnight. There the negro made him get into an empty freight car on train bound for Anniston, which he then closed up and made his escape.
 West nnally succeeded in getting out of the car and returned here today.
 The negro proved to be Earl Vernon and not the man wanted in Georgia un- der whose name he was passing. Offi- cers are still searching for the negro.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
Plant Closes Down.

Huntsville. April 9.-(Specal.)-Orders have been received by the local manage ment to close down Mill No. 1 of the Merrimack Manufacturing company and to put Mill No. ? on full time. Hereto fore both mills have been running on short time, five days per week and as No l employs only 225 people and No. more than 750 there will be but little change in the output of the plants. The Abingdon mill closed down today and will not fire up again until May 1. The mill employs 400 people.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
Way Given New Trial.

Montgomery, April 9.-(Speeial. )-Cliff Way, who was given ten years for shoot ing Chief of Police Jones at Decatur has been given a new trial by the su- preme court. Lee Lawson of Marshall who was given forty years for murder will have to serve.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10

J. P. McCuen, superintendent of motive power of the Queen and Crescent, was in the city today inspecting the local car shops of the company. There has been some talk of late that the shops were to be closed for want of work. but MT. Me Cuen announced that many new orders are being received and that the plant will remain in operation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
COUNTY WILL GIVE $1OOO FOR SCHOOL Wsrk WiIJ Be Continued in the
 Car Shops WILL WILLIAMS Is HURT Comes In Contact With Live Wires and Is Rendered Unconscious For a
 Time-BeIt Saves Him
 From Fall.
WILL WILLIAMS IS HURT

Gadsden April 9.-(special)-At meet Ing of the county commissioners yester- day it was practically decided that the county would give $100O in support of the new county high school. The matter of location will no doubt be decided within the next few weeks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10
 LIKE THE DECISION CuIIman Cases Will Come Up
 April 20
  BIG POSTOFFlCE RECEIPTS Gratifying Increase Is Shown In Gull man Office During the Past Ten Years-Work For County
 High School.
BIG P0STOFFICE RECEIPTS

Cullman, April 9.-(Speeial.) 1.-The Gull man prohibitionists are rejoicing over the supreme court decision in the local option cases. Cullman has test case which will be submitted April 20, involving the same constitutional points, and in addition the objection that the election was called and held within less than 30 days. As the latter point has been heretofore expressly decided, however and against the sa- looms, the prohibitionists have no fear Of an adverse decision in the Cullman eases, and are looking forward hopefully to an early termination of the bitter fight being made by the antis here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10

Friday night meeting of cillzens ana business men will be helG at the court house to discuss the matter of increasing Cullman's bid for the state high school, a definite tip having come from Mont gomery that her present bic, $6OOO oulld- ing and five acres of land, cannot be con sidered. Tomorrow night will finally da- termine the matter as to whether Cuil- man will offer more. Cullman strained a point to give S1O,OOO and stie for tue Odd Fellows home, and the hlgh scnool proposition strikes the town Ill pau time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10

Recently the government asked Post master William H. Heck of Cullman for comparative statement showing the in- crease of business at this office within the ten years, from 1897 to 19o' Ihe re- port of receipts made by the postmaster showed the astonishing gain of 250 per cent The receipts in 1897 were sS100, while those of 1907 were s72oO. The Information ton was wanted in connection with Con gressman Burnett's bill for a public build ing in Cullman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10

Will Williams, an employe of the Ala bama Great Southern railway company, suffered an electric shock late yesterday afternoon that nearly cost him his life. He is employed as a lneman and while at work on pole he came in contact with live wire with his foot, and his hand and was given a shock that made him unconscious and but for his belt would have been thrown to the ground, some 30 feet below. As the belt held him, he was suspended in midair for some little time before he could be rescued by his fellow workmen. When taken down he was supposed to be dead, but later revived and is resting we'll today with good prospects for recovery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10

While the members of the Farmers union were holding a meeting last Sat urday night at Rains school house, near Murray Cross some unknown parties en- gagged in an attack on them with stones and also fired a few shots into the build ing. It is reported that several hundred rocks were picked up from the floor of the building after the fusilade. No cause can be assigned for the action of the mis- creants The affair is being investigated and it is not improbable that the grand inv will return number of indict- ments as a result of the lawless action.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-10

Repairs on the furnace of the Alabama Consolidated have been finished and the stack will go in blast in the next day or two.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
People Who Object to
Liquid Medicines Can
Now Secure Peruna
Tablets.


foreign lands until the people all the world supplied with this valu
able household remedy.
WE CLAIM PERUNA TO BE CATARRH REMEDY Buy bottle and
If helps be honest acknowledge that has helped
want to will publish statement exactly furnish
We will add words take words wish will
publish with
written request without your entire consent
Peuna cured thousands of Of chronic caah phases
and locations At least that what the through unsolicited
testimonials Peruna will thousand spite of fabricated
SANDERS to the contrary.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY BOTTLE OF PERUNA TO CONTAIN
INGREDIENTS PRINTED ON THE LABEL.
We that testimonial absolutely uen the
exact language Of the testfer
We that photograph published the photograph of the
whose bears that word testimonial author
lied by the hand that signed it.
We determined beat opponents by being fr than they
dealing than they to- We determined meet ahood
with truth dupicity with candor insnceriy with sincerity
We that the Peruna will stand believe
Peruna will applaud
will be obliged acknowledge finally that Pna
useful the GREATEST HOUSEHOLD MED
CINES ON THE CONTINENT.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27

gYiiopsls.

GeOfgo WUUafgH, Brpr faushmau,
biKb.UInd"J mn tUlIUttJ, E'1r'h'a JDf
"Hiilr WIsH.Ur rum hiz f5u'h ihr "I"IL
s." IN H uDDG"G RDpf jn inr uyrTa D'D
MisEDUi bffn 30 hlYh uai'r. Lr G'g'Dy'fH
d bJud ~ bOfEr ihiryna rrE1RaJ DO NDfE.
ny mr. W"n1s m taip' ~ L'.W
mar rnppRN ~ upin ne "H3nglDE NJ 40"
"lhf"r Js3Ig' bfHUd I'm mr. E.fnf ~ fht
"a. g." bfaUd PAU BHuZfDfJ, me- D'h
Oubft III fhr "fht,n BHts' faU,h ls sent
IN NJ WllURiDu Br1 lH iufpffprd ~ DO"
OprfHiiOuH ~ me pHuK ~ '1iil" UJryrs.
u hmm NJ OuilHus b'adrd vi Jrafr Eia'k
VhO lDpR uHyH drGrd mn nm HDd AufhCra
iNfs ~ EfUbb 'JpUiI BpuU Jj'EHia,
With impubitg, Dt mn, b'roiDfpro, NH
not dHfrd ~ fnDlrti my ~ ibr DfDpruI
~ me gt'Di "iWr" mrs" tanfh WINS
ION HbDUE biH frlu'tHu'y IN OppDHiUR
bhD1 ~ DDH"tful m pDIil'a mn fp
drr1drd M ~ the community latuHfDrd
plodErg winston hig tuoudaibD N ho
WI BkHlat IN bringing "Jrssr BlHrk" ana
WIN me b"Huiy ~ NaTY, 'DUtH0ulY
kpgWG M "WillisiDrs mite Rib' iyuisa
Dhl". on c2prtt rOpri BiruDEfHphrr, WHD
pm fDlIDWfd nor uurl". JudK" IiafnWDnl
1JHl", fTDm ibo phrt ~ ne "iakDiHbB"
nh1 MN IN WING Wilh am ~ Wind tiiy
ls requested ~ the ,DpDiY attorney
lhkn trgim"nI ~ iho preliminary h"af.
ing ~ JrHar Ilark Bhr H",rpiH the luyi-
ihiIpn ma Whh"s I"t nfai mp into ~"
via Indian rOuHity. Arriving ~ VnlpDu
NJ Jim MuHeOu, u hot brndrd oOWbyy ~
tie Jbror BDtE' ranch IN whiting fDT
ihn ifGlu human lpDtH ~ bDtur cattle ~
~" stuck pfn. IL ~" brfd DoluR sbipp'd
~ BiDuz rlty ~ lgll EfOWu 10 drlroig
Ola mig" wrli knDWn "Onofy" steer
belonging ~ his ruplDyrf ~ inc "rhtrr
BhfB' fGUDh MuUHOu ana bDuig" start
fOr Ernbi. yh"y ihFc luurh ~ inc IiDu
Nm restaurant, conducted NJ Mrs. ing
gins, ktnht 1dmit"r ~ Iunhnr1 pDrdCn
the rDuUty HliufbUy. 1duiHn lg iOld ~ y
innht poigDuiuK plot wlirh resulted IN the
IllnnHB ~ WiIllBiDn, BnURfptd ma other
WiinnrsoH fOt ibn state IN me rHlll" ibirf
ease BEHluHi Jesse BACK \ buckbOnrd
ifloH ~ blOcb The WAY ~ huUeOn'H team
~ The entrance ~ pDulOOu bfidEG across
tbh fiyrr. MuntOn rrDWda pnst the burka
hoard i"hW Wrroklbk ihG blackboard
Tbny hffiyo ~ WllliHtoH'H rrDwds hF.
Hembla IN JuHtino James ~ MrAillgter'H
cpuT for The preliminary hearing. J"sHr
Iilhck Bpfngs ~" fret ~ many Ercnt
nutpfiH"F, waving examination. Through
jake BhndrfHOn, member of tho out
law ghng, bo hHd Irhfnnd that the steer
mag hnd been recovered nnd thus nav
the uponpFnoBB of hghlluE against being
bound over
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
METHODS ARE TOO STRENUOUS.
Why Yankee Statesmen Have Not Sue.
oeeded In South America.

In tho matter of EnlcsmCn abroad.
We must have men who not only speak
the language but who are also thor
Oughly convorSant with the customs
and idiosyuCrNSiCs of the people with
whom they deal, snys the Engineering
Magazine. Tho South American, in
hia buying az In almost everything
else, Ia II most deliberate person MS
wen ns II sentative one, A salesman
who win call, smoke n cigarette talk
nconHoQuCntly about the weather, tho
tho0tCr and the races, and answer
quotations. should any happen to be
asked rather than mako assertions
about hia goods, viii outscll, Ave TO
one the livoliost hustler that ever
opened M II sample case, This ia n
thing 80 contrary to tho instinct OF the
American salesman that, Ia date. In
his wnnton disroGard of t. he has con,
HtNntN played into the hands of his
moro experienced European rivals,
Your Nankoo drummors," says the
latter politely 'Rro the greatest sales.
mon In the world in America"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
Enectlve goa shlfter.

A very effective foz shiitcr ~ the
way, lga good gnougtorn. Last boxing
day the snow that fell On the roof OF
the Lancet Office was analysed, and
the result compared with similar
analysis " snow tina, fell IN Kent The
result showed that the London gnow,
which was chiefly made w Of sulphur
tar and organic ammonia, fetched
down with It large percentage OF the
coal smoke that rs chief constituent
Of London fog, while the Kent snow
when melted was Ike distilled water.
london Daily News.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
Insanl,v Cured by the Knife.

DR.. n. $. Owensby Of Baltimore has
created something Of stir in medical
circles by asserting that dementia
preccox, or precOcious insanity, had
been cured in recent cases by the use
OF tho nife to relieve the thyroid
gland OF an excess Of certain chem
lcals in the blood or the secretions.
Out Of FIVE cases 80 treated, all but
one are said to have recovered, where
as the disease has generally been re-
garded rs incurable. DR.. Spitzka Of the
jefferson medical college, however,
says that the theory on which Owens.
by operated has not been proved.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
CHAPTER YIN.
Tho County Attorney,

\ too am going to Wind city" said
a pleasant voice ut her aldo. you win
lot mo help YOU with your things. win
YOU not"
rho Wondcr glh standing before tho
u'Nol window, RtutluK change into
nor coin purse, turned quickly.
why, Mr. Gordon" ahc snid hold
llH oNt pmnll hand with frank pleas.
nro. 'llow worry nlocl Thank You. win
YOU take my rain ooatP II hns boon
Hu'h bother | would bring II right
IN the face of l'nClo lmmmoudH oh.
looilonh. llo said II mover rnlncd out
lhlh way, Tut | surely have suffered "A
plenty Ton my Wuywnrdncss. Don't YOU
think uoG'
Ut bohouNcu n toudcWout like YOU
to slt and diligently learn or mch OK,
pcuoncod and toughcucd old tImcrs na
We are rather than Haunt Your nm.
ulod Ideas In our faces responded
Gordon, with n smilc that transformed
tho keen EraN CNCS or thIs man oi
much labor much lorty ambition, and
much uorrow, 80 that they socmod
tor the moment strangely Noung.
laughing, uptrouhlod, as clcar of taiut
ot evil kuowicdRo as the sourcc ot u
gucam loapiuE ioNousN into tho sun
hght from some mountain solitude, Il
was a revelation Go Louise
\ viii Try to he n good and dtll
gent eeokcr after knowlcdRo OF thu,
strange land ot yours she answered
with n little laugh, half ot cmbarass
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
CHAPTER vli.--con,lnuod.

"liut what makes you think they are
mixed up IN this AFFAIR.""
"Thoy had their eyes on me 10 500
what wnp n dom In VoIpon. And
was dom things, too"
bnngtOrd gave n long. low whistle
Of comprehension, That would OK.
plain tho unexpected wniyinE Of exam.
inntlDn, Jesse Iilnclt know tho Roor
had been recovered and saw tho ~.
tllIly Of nghllng against his being
bound over.
Now. amt Rho hummer" insist,
cd Jim, ndmlrlngly, but added slight.
lngly. "llOmoly, though. M all glt out
Mouse hair Plumb h0mcly"
"On tho contrary, think she IN
plumb pretty" rotortod lNngfOrd. n
laugh IN his blue oyoa. Jim fairly
gnBpod with chnRrlu,
Unconcornod, grlnnlng. Black SLOUGH
cd 10 tho door ana out once straight.
On out that lnayloolIing body aud you
would have n big man IN Jesse Hack
YuH, n big one nud u aulcl, one. too.
maybe rho crowd made way for him
unconHclouHly, No ono lunllod him.
lilo whn marked man from thnt day,
Ills lawyer, Small. leaned bnclS IN his
chair, rhdihllng wnvcn Of solfnntlafnc.
ton ma though he had just gained u
disputed point, II was II manner he
affected whom not on tho moor in n
ffonay Of words aud muscular action
Jim MunHon conlllyod to pass by
Jake hnndorHun,
no you followed mo tu nnd out
about Mag, aha your llcnp a. good II
aid you We know YOU know" ho
Dragged mnuIngly
The mans face went white with
wrath,
Damn you'" he cried his han,
dropped To- hla belt
Tho two Rlnrod NJ cnch like fghtnl
cooke Men crowded around, nuddVu
~ aware that n quarrel wan ON,
"rho Throo Harm u glttn' hunyN
locrod lin
Como, llm | want you" II wa
UordunR quiet voice, lie laid n re-
ptralnlng hand ON Munponp oVcraonl
our ann
'nloN Gordon thlp Rln't your put
IN pnnhlod Snndcrpon "Glt ont IL,
Way ilo showed him roughly AMID,
Now, HnNrph turtle" to Jim, "th
Three NNra Il better git hugy'"
4 oint NJ blow. clover utu
twist of the feet, aud Mungou pprnwl
ed on the floor men prouvug back {,
give HIM tho fun force Of tho fall
They believed In fair play, lmt Jim;
uncowod, was M with the nlmhloncs
OF n monkey
NIT NwaNl' he cried, tauntingIy. 90
know noush to swoar ont war,an
'gainst you' ~ won't be- so lonosou,
Tor louec nov hrcaNu' stoncU owe, {
Sioux Falls"
Iim'' Il was GordouR quiet n,
horitatlNc Nolco once moro, u tol
You I wanted YOU" tie threw his Vu
over the holligorcnts shouldor
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27

.NIml1'. DrL. : amt r0eza ~ Dizb
s1 mlrh." Jlm answered. cD1fb'nly
mr. mYyed anal BanGerala mi
lyUn1 them uD.
mn Grs..s." be- falG with cnII
Gn,.DDraDnesa. yDure I'm famnnf
aarl>ga ~ sfl,z y>If mar intD D'hsg
psIajna aHaifs tram yDBr Ieavu.
uu 7DB2 NJ fagD'ite stunt ~ rp
ieara mefdlers hun ~ mind their DBn
buzianzH way.'
- pas mt 4 fair blDw. GorGon
G1uy,ed ~ With the iDree " the punch
IN biz stf1narb. In n TnDment al Wsg
rl0fuaiDu. Men 0reW their pistDls u
lrrkeG sg u there was ~ b. a tree for.
aU fgbi
GAnnfDrG apiaaZ ~ his friend'g aid,
using bic Ggfa nth plentiful freedorn
IN blz haste " ret ~ him.
"Eoysr mind me-" whispered COr.
Gpn Ne MAS leaning heavily IN Jlns
zbgUlGcr. His face wag pale, but he
amUed TcasgBringjy. There was gDne.
Uaing yefy gTeet sbont big mouth
Uhen be smiled. "Seyer mind me-"
hc fcpeatrd "Oet the glris out NJ
thin-qIlck, paul"
MARY AMI I/yHlge had aDught refuge
behind me biz table.
"yIck, the baek dDor," cried Lang
fpfG, leading the Way; and a. the
three pazged out, he cIOged the dOOr
behind them, saying, "Yon are all
right now Run ~ the hotel / mugt
gne hon Dick Is coming on"
"Do yDu think he ~ badly hurt"
nated fDBise. cant no hclpT
II think you had begt get ont NJ this
AZ p1ickIy ~ you can. don't believe
be Is knocked out, by any means, but
want ~ be On hand for any future
events wblch may be- called. Just fly
nCW both u you"
The unfair blow In the stomach had
given The sympathy Ut most III the
bygiand"tg, for the time being at lcagt,
~ Gordon Men forgot. mOmcntahly,
their grudRc against him. Understand.
ing from The black looks that no was
not IN touch with the crowd, Sander.
son laughed "a short snort Of con.
tempt and slipped ont " the door.
Unable 10 resist the lmDuIgc, Jim
bounded out after his enemy
When Paul hagtcncd around 20 the
front " The building, the crowd was
ncarly all in the street. The tension
vas relaxed a dazcd expression pre-
vailed brought 10 life by the sudden.
ness with which the affair had dcycl-
opcd 10 such interesting proportions
and tho quickncgg with which IT. had
flaitcncd out TO nothing. For Sander.
gOn had disappeared, completely,
myslcriougly, and In all the level land.
gchpc, there Was no trace of him nor
sign
"Bcc n balloon, Jim2" asked Lang.
ford, slhpplng him on the shoulder
with the Rllmmer Of "A smile. We'll,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27

your red headed rriond won't be down
In pnrnchulo--yot Are YOU ali right,
Dick, old man."
"Nos. Where are the Glrls?"
They nro all right l took them
through the bncl, door and nont them
To the hotel"
You Kin bot on the boss every time
when II comoh TO pctllContR." said Jim.
dlnconBolntoly,
why Jim. what's up2" asked Lang,
ford, In amused mwprlRc.
Hut Jim only turned and walked
away with his head Ia the air. Tho
serpent was lccriug at him.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
Annrec citation.

"rhcy say Butterworth Is going to
erect monument over the grave Of
his wife's first husband"
AN ordinary man would regard
that as a waste of money, wouldn't
he?"
Perhaps, but you see he left
enough life insurance to make it pos
sible for Butterworth to get along
without working for the rest of his
life, and | suppose he feels that he
ought in some way to publicly show
his appreciation"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
TEXAS FARMS.

For Sale or Exchange for Eastern
Nebraska or Western Iowa Farms,
1866 acres Brazos Valley land in Bay
lor county, Northern Texas, subdivided
into 100 acre tracts. Strong, rich soil.
Suitable for winter wheat, oats, corn,
cotton and alfalfa. All kinds of vege-
tables and fruit Sufficient timber for
fencing and fire wood Abundant
rainfall Healthful climate. Near
good county seat town of 5000 people.
For further information call on or
write, f. A. Field, Room Csc New
Brandeis Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. |.

Dr. Hartman Offering Puna the public regular pharmaceu-
~ product II ethical compound for the medical
poon 10 ranng Of medical ethics find fault with it. THE
PRINCIPAL ACTIVE prominently incorporated the
label the bottle that the people that the claims made for Pna
have true Justification
The only departure tha medical ethics in the conduct OF
Psra affairs in the future the fact sha continue advertise and
seu our product TO THE PEOPLE
II would only advertise for doctors only
then the medical fraternity would be obliged recognize Perna being
entirely within their approval
BUT WE SHALL not DO THIS.
We shall continue TO offer the We shall continue
the people claims household remedy We shall
continue the people with free literature teaching them how
medicine teaching disease teaching them things
benefit home. continue whether the medical
profession like il
We proposing from this public into confidence
Notwithstanding that mtators sututo will be attempting
put something which they consider good Peruna going TO
aside veil exactly
WHAT PRRUEA Is COMPOSED.
This ought dm all honestic expect however crit
im will continue On of the
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
shakesnearer shYIoek.

In those districts In which hardly
any Jews live the jewish character Is
spitctully and contomptuously repre-.
sontod In provorhiM expressions.
Thus Shakespeare, who depicted tho
jewish character ma so cruel and ava.
ucious, mower II has boon proved, saw
a jew, rs In his umo NO low might
reside In ENGLAND Angomoipo Zci,
tuug doS Judontums.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27
More Criticism,

President G. Stanley Hall IS quoted
as saying that songs of the polly
wolly-doodle" order sung by college
glee clubs composed of stalwart bar
barians in evening dress often suggest
downright infantilism Poor college
youths, they do have hard time try
ing to fit their vocations and their
avocations to the taste of everyone.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27

On every occasion that leads thee to
voXatIon apply this principle-that
though this is n misfortune, to bear 1t
nobly Is good fortune.-Marcus Au'
rolius.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27

Wouldn't you like to try Natures mild
laxative, Garfield Tea? Headache Pow
dcrs and Digestive Tablets also upon re-
quest. Send postcard to Garfield Tea Co.,
Brooklyn, y. y.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-02-27

browns Bronchial Troches"
cure Coughs and give grateful relief
to sufferers from Bronchitis, Asthma
and Catarrh. Free from opiates.