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illea is usel } consilerablc } , uut it
illu ! trates the way some see a
. persou before and aftcr wc have :
lIIa e a 00(1 ( pair of
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1II0st important , still , the fillin
should bc carefully enc as it is
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of clips you want bllt we re ( ' .
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Thc expericnccil bllsiness lIIall S
will tell yuu that thc ouly safc way1
to kecp moncy is ill a ballk. It S
8 can then he IIgclI by the owner , hy N
means of checks , but is not at the
S i-posal of an ) ' olher pelson. A S
8 lmnk account and a check book
o facllitatcs all business transactions
8 ill\'o\'ing ! the pa'lIIent of monc ) ' ,
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Custer Natlonal Bank
is a strou institution al\l } solicits
8 your accounts.
H. LOMAX , Cashier.
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11A. . Amsocrry and wife were
\'i iting the Fair"l'lnirsda ) ' .
' [ lhis ot ice aclctlowledles a
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fril'llllly call fr'om.Jl\Irs , 'l' . J.
W 0011 of I ason City. li'rillay.
, I. C. Predmore Was a city vis-
itor'I'hursday. lIe reports that
Wl'st Unilln precinct is all righ t.
\lr' ; . Henderson of Lalce couu-
ty , Indiaua , is v siting. in the
city with her parents , Mr. and
r-.11s. Cha . TIipsley.
l uemont Pigman , who has
heen'isiting in the vidnity of
Gihbon for lhe past six weeks returned -
turned home 'l'h ursda ) ' . .
I J. O. Jackson , Guy Frazier an
Nels Anderson were amoug the
I1llmher up from Mason City
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I ra and Blanch Hunyan of
MaRon City , attended the Ii'ail'
la t ' ) 'hursday. 'J'her' were accompanied -
companied b ) ' Mr. aud Miss
HUIl1l'ry.
C. C. Bacon of T4ake county ,
Indiana , arrivcd in the cit ) ' Monday -
day night on a visit with hi
uuclc. Chas. IIipsle ) ' . 'l'his of-
lice ac1mowlelge a friendly call.
li'rank and Nellie Amsbcrry
came up from Mason City li'riday
on a'isi t. 'rhey were accom-
putied ; by li'red McCombc of
Buffalo , \Vest Virginia. 'l'hey
returned home Sunday.
. n. g. Cadwell's IIerfor bull
carried of Swdepstakes at the
County Fair last week. Ed. is i
justlY proud of this as he had to
comj > ete with some of the oest
horthorns the country produces.
Andrew Horn and wife , who
ha\'e heen located \Voodbine ,
Iowa , for some time where Mr.
Horn had a barber shop , have returned -
turned to Brol n Bow with the
view of making their home hero.
Mr. Horn will work in Jake John- .
son' harber shop ,
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III so re sonable , and It'
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OLD HICKORY KENTUCKY WAGONS !
\ \ ' l' ha n' hOllg'ht thcsl' wagons pn1'1y , Hnd Hre
in IWHifion to wll YOII \Vag'on sevel'lll c1011nI'H hiss
thnll t 1) ) ( ' mal'kpt l'i'p. ) ( 'ull nlld HPt' mt' .
Acme 5-Foot Mowers , $35.00.
This iH n hig'h gTlldp n1OW1' and WlJH nIl OYPI'
tlw Htatp I'm'15.0U ensh. \ \ ' " lU'n ng'nnts for the
I A lilt IIInn & 'l'nylol' ' ) 'hI'Pslwl'---.hol'sP pownl' 01' stpnm
, l'ng'inPH. \ \ ' ( ' a Iso I1n\(1 till' 1\'nH' Hwcep and Btackel's
I and tlw J ) anl' t\\Il' } ) and HtnekerR. .
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,1. , BlIg'g'il'S'ng'onH , HIU'dwlU'P , Htppi Hnng s , Hnd-
clips , nnd , Ilnl'1H'SS. Lnl'g'llsl' linll in town.
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Jas. I < 'airl cld of Mason City ,
wat in thc city 'l'hursda ) ' .
D'ron GIO\'cr \Veisscrt , wag
tal < 1ng in thc fair 'l'hursday.
' 1' . C. H. Bayerhofier of CURtcr ,
waR a city visitor 'l'hursday.
A. Ioore of Ca11awa ) ' , was
athollg the city \'isitors 'l'hurs-
day.
Senator Curric of Sargent , I
visited the coullty fair 'l'hurs- :
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ay.Jas.
Jas. Chittick of Etna , was in
the city ' ' 1'1I11t'9daaUt'nding the
fair.
J. G. Hogue of Merna , ca11ed
li'riday and had his namc enroll-
for the HHl'uur.ICAN.
J. J , Douglass of Ca11away ,
was in the city several days ' last
week taking in the fair.
Jules IIaumont of Elton , was
in the city se\'eraJ days last week I
attcnding the county fair.
P. H. MlInk was awarled ; first
premium on his Duroc Jcrse ) '
Sow at the County li'airlast week.
G. E , Cadwell got first premium
on a Duroc male pigat the County
li'air last week and first on Duroc
sow and pigs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bridges of
Cambria , Iowa , are \'isiting in
the city with their daughter ,
Mrs. Chas. Garton.
C. I . Gandy and wife rcturned
Monday morn1l1g from , Hastings ,
whcre the ) ' havc been attending
the Old Soldiers rcunion.
Miss Madge Kay left last Friday -
day morning for Perue , where
she wilt take a two years course
in the State Normal School.
Mrs.Villis Cadwell and chil-
drcn , who havc been visiting in
Illinois for the past two months ,
returned home last Thursda.r.
B , J. 'l'ierney's fine herd of
short horns drew sever l l rst
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Ie got' flrst on Ius bull ami on a
cow :
D , C. Konkcl , deputy rc\'enue
collector , spent c\'cral days in
thc city last week visiting with
his family and attending thc
county fair.
'l'he city schools opened Monday -
day with an increased attendance
over Jast yeal. . 'I'he high school
has ten more enrolled than thc
l rst week last year.
Mrs , J. A. Armour and children -
dren rcturned the latter part of
last week from Hot Springs ,
where they had been for the past
month recuperating.
At the meeting ot the republican -
can county ccntral committee
last 'l'hursday night Alpha Morgan -
gan was re-elected chairman and
D. M. Amsherry , secretary.
A. Fonda of Oconto , was in
the city 'l'hursday attending the
fair. Mr. l 'onda brings favorable -
able reports of the political out
look in Wood H'cr precinct.
Charle.r Penn , comm.u1dment
of the home' at Milford , spcnt
several days in the ci ty last weel !
\'isiting' the fair. 'l'hi:1 : oOicc
acknowledges a friendly call.
Mrs. W. 8. Swan and daugh.
ten ; , Mrs. li'orscyth and Mrs.
Burk Idt 'l'uesl aY morning on a
visit to their old' home in Ind.
It is their first visit there since
they left , fifteen years ago.
J. G. Brenizer took first pre'
mium on his herd of short hurn !
at the County li'air last wcek
Mr. Brenizer has a fine herd 01
cat tie and Home of his i mH vid uaI !
have no supcriors in Nebraska.
Congressman M. P. Kinkai (
was in the city 'l'hursday alu
li'riday last week attending thl
fair and looking after the rura
route demands of tire county
' ) 'he l lU'Ullr.IcAN ol1ice acknow
ledge a friendly call ,
'I'he upsetting of a lightrd.laml
in the centra ) telt'phon OOICI
\\'a the occa ion of ! lome excitc
ment Momlar night. ' ) 'he hey
responded promptly to the fir ,
alarm , hut before tl1t y arri\'e (
t he lire had heen exti ngu ished
Hut little damage was sustained
'rhos Darnell , attorney for th
Anti-Saloon leagnc of the Stat
wil1lecture at Weissert Sunda
morning and evening in the 1
E. church. Services at 11 a. 111
and 7:30 : p. m. Mr. Darnell is
I fine speaker and will interest bot'
old and young. 'l'his will be
rare treat for all who can atten
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l eD. . W. Crane of Kcaruc ) ' ,
was in town 1\1onda ) ' .
Ira P. Milts of Arnold , was a
city \'isitor 'rhursda ) ' and li'ri-
day.Isaac
Isaac W. 'l'aylor of Anselmo ,
made this oft ce a business call
l < 'rida ) ' .
S. T.4' Glovcr of Drr Valley ,
kindly rememhered this office
with a friendly call Ii'riday.
J. A. Ke11enoar1cr aud famil ) '
of Merna , were \'Isitors at the
county fair 'l'hursday and Ii'ri-
day.
l . R. Barnard of thc Canaway
Queen , attendcd the fair L'hurs-
day. This ol1ice acknowledgcs a
social call.
Lewis Kimber ing , daughter ,
and Otis Kimberling and wife of
Arnold , were in the city attcnd-
ing the fair last week. .
\D.-Thomas 1-1. Brown , at
his home , ( I miles south of Ocon-
.to. 'l'he deceased was. born in
CtSS ; county , Ill. , March 15 , 1838 ,
and dicd August 12 , 1903 , of
paralysis from which he sutTered
for about 7 months. He joined
the army in Co. D. 114 rcgiment
of Illinois infantry the 22nd of
August 1862 , and Herved until
the close of the war. After the
war he came to Nemaha county ,
Neb. , and resided there up to
1884 , then moved to Caliiornia ,
and was there about a year and
then came back to Neb. , and
settled in Custer county , whcre
he rcsided up to his death. He
was faithful and true to all dur-
his life and was never known
to utter an oath. lIc was .d80 a
temperance man , he leaves to
mourn his loss , a wife , 2 sons , 1
daughter and 3 brothers , all living -
ing in Custer county , except one
brother living in Cahfornia.I I
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OVURTON-POHTItR.-At the residence -
sidence of the bride's parents
near Berwyn , Neb. , Sept. 2nd ,
1903 , OY I ev. Del1is , George II.
O\'erton , and Miss Myrttc POI' fer
ooth of Berw'n , Neb.
llAJ.J.m--S'fnWAHT.-At the
Grand Central Hotcl , Broken
How , September 3rd , 1903 , oy
Hev. Hell is , Haymond C. Dallie
and Miss Jrssie Stewart both of
Westen'illc , Neb.
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Thc a ol\rnce } session of the rcpuhli-
clln Jllllicial convention mct lit Grand
Is1an < 1 1101111:1afternnoon }
to Imllot for u"cUlIIJjelutc for Jue gc.
Thc same. 01 < 1 vote. of 19 for Gullerson ,
18 for Hostctler , I : ! for Cook ane } 6 for
Wall WIIS countcll for a thousalll } or more
times without any chnn c. Aftcr supper
thc Wall m n changed their vote to
Hostctler givin him 24. Gullerson and
Cooks votc remaince } the SlItlle , After
ballotin for two or three hours , the
Wlllllllcn changed their six votes to
Cook. 'flte vote continucd until nellrly
midlllght with 18 for Cook , IS for Hostct-
lerlll\l } 19 for Gnllerson , The convcn.
tion took a rccess until 9 o'clock ncxt
moming. '
Blllloting' continncr ! until l100n with
out making II choicc. 'fhc cun ilatcs }
all releasel } thcir delcgates hut no election -
tion WIIS mlIc uutil IIbout 2 o'clock in
thc aftcrnoon when Dawson ga'c four
votes to llostctlcr IInel Shcrmlln gllve
him six which with thc IS votes of
BufTalo which hc hart heM nil thc while
gavc him thc neccssary 28 , 011 the : 1605
ballot.
While it WIIS 0I1l' of thc 10ngestJuelicial
( 'on tests in thc history of the statc , thc
hest of hl1l11or continuel } throughout hc-
t ween the cl\lulielates as well as the clele-
gation : ! .
Custtr ! wcnt into the fight rellli ing
thut thc fielel WIIS comhinell IIgainst our
caneJjelatc. It was with the hopes of
, hrea1dng' thllt comhination that wc held
out to the lust , hut WIIS not successful.
The nominee , B. Q , Hostctlcr is a mall
about 42 years olel alII } is sa lI to he all
IIhlc IlIwyer , a go1 citizcn ntul very
popu111r in Huflulo county. lIc wm
fOrllllrly a partner of Congressman Greel !
un II thut while he has ulways he en Il reo
puhliclln he ncver was a politiciuu.
HI'IIkl'n Huw UUIIIIII"Hi ( 'nlll.ge.
'fhe Broken How Busincss Colle e rc ,
opcnell MOlulay with the new managc'
mentllliller favoruhle auspiccs. cvcrn'
ne\\ ' scholars were enrollell line } II IIUIII
lIeI' more in prospect liS soon as thc ful
. work is O\'er. 'j'he following teacher :
- au : in charge : 1'1 of , Geo. Zahn , princi
) Jal , Prof. J. G. l\1inic III Topeku , Kans ,
teucher in ( , ollllllen'iul < 1cpll tment line
penmanship ; ! \Iiss Reeel , HhorlhullIl
CI'lle Curios , Mutlltmllllics , Prof. Zulli
_ nbo ha ! ! charge of thc preparatory course
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Sunday School 'l'cmperal1cl
Day will be obscn'ed at Custe
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Center Sept. , 20th at 3 o'clock p
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m. A good program will be rcn
dcred , consisting of songs , rcci
e 1:1 t ions anll speechrs. An otTer
iug- will be tulcn at the close fo
. . the benefit of the "Christial
Orphan IIome" of Council Bluff !
luwa. A cordial in\'itation i
cxtel1tlcd to all. Edna Hussom
r \'a 8tn.ct , Lou Hains , Committe
011 Music ; Lee McCt'acken , W. C
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DRILLS.
If yon expect to sow an , " wheat or ryl' in thc cornfields ,
it will imy yon to in\'estigate a new drill 1 am showing , al1d
which 1 will guarantce to work in any kind of ground. It
malccs no differcncc how weedy or wet the ground is this
drill wiU do the work. I also have a cnr load of. . . . . . . . . .
HOOSIER DISC PRESS DRillS
in 10 and 12 disc sizcs. 'l'his d'rill is o wcn tc 10wn it is
hardly necessary to Hay that it is one of the strong'cst and
best drills madc. 'l'hes drills were bought direct from the
factory and no mitldlL' man's profit added to the price of
thcm. I also havc scveral Jootl teams of. . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . , . .
H.ORSES
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C. S..IVIARTIN Mflr.Agt.
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ANrrl-TROSrr GODH.
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nllttCe on Arrangements ; John
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TheThird , Annual picnic of
the Old Settlers \Vesterville
and surrounding country will bc
hcld in John Welsh's grove near
WcsterviUc on Thursday Sc\L ,
24. A good program is beu1g
prepared. Good spealcrs and. .
gooc1musicans hoth vocal and
instrumental are alt'cady sccurcd.
Nor.e but those who have attended -
ed in the past can picturc out a
more suitable place for a public
gathering than \Velsh's grovc.
Watch for programs and pm\ters ;
rcmember the date. Come early ;
bring your dinner ; talk over old
times ; enjo ) ' a shady g-rovc ; take
an outing for one day that you
and your childrcn can recall with
pleasure. ,
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John Caywood or this cit ) ' , has
becn tendercd the position of
principal of the shorthand and
typcwnting dcpartmcnt of thc
Frcmont Normal Schoo1. 'I'hc
tender was a complete surprise to
Mr. Caywood as he had anticipat-
cd nothing of the kind. lIc had
taught somc in the departmcnt
last , ye'-r. ! . ProL , Dakerllltllc former -
mer prlUclpal wIll be absent for
about a ) "ear and Mr. Caywood
will have completc chargc of the
department during his abscnce.
'I'u 1.lIt U""I"1i " III the Ih'ulu'll Bllw
l''IIlt'tm' ) ' .
You arc rClUcstcd hy the Mayor -
or al1l1 truStCCH of the Association
to remove all weeds , grass and
trash on your lots this f ; ll , as
the trustees will havc the streets
mowed and clcan up all lots belonging -
longing to the Ccmetery , and
greatty desire to have thc Cemetery -
: tery in a more presentablc conlH-
tion in the spring , and also it
wilt give the blue grass a hcUer
chance in thc spring. Parties 50
desiring can have their lots
cleaned by the Sexton by payinfJ
50 ccnts to W. II. Osborn , presl-
dcnt , or Mrs. C. U. l ichardson ,
treasurer. , g , Ii' , McCr.Ulm ,
I Secretar ) ' .
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Sherry Comedy Co.
Will play at the Opera
8 House Friday even- 8
ing , September 11th.
Reserved Seat
35c
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After th'e'pla.y , a social
dance wilt be givcn and thc
8'ery bcst of music will be S
ftlrni hed. 1'hose holding ft
reserved seat tic1ccls will be
S cntitled to a ticket to the N
dnnce without extra charge.
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tion with the notice of tbe ew
paper to he started at Merna ,
that C , A. Holdman was a stcp-
son of Philip Z'oreb. 'I'his we
learn 1'1'0111 .1\11' . Zoreb is a mis-
tal < c and that wcwere misinformed -
ed , Wc also are authorized by
a letter from l oldl11an & Sorcn-
son , proprietor f the Merna
Herald to maln : the correction.
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' 1'0 my friends and those con-
ccrned , will state that I dcsire to
thank yon for your kindness and
assistancc in the care of my hus- i
haud during his late sickness , I : ,
a11l very sorry to state and deepl ) '
re.rret { that I was absent at the I
time of his death. Not realizing
the seriousness of his iIluess 111) '
mother and I wcre visiting at
Colorado Spring's. Before Mr.
Osborne left for Broken Bow , he I !
sccured transportation for tiS hoping - ; f
ing the trip would impro'.e my r
1 hcalth as I had been in poor , -
health since the Jirst of July. I
Again Umnking' you all I am :
l espcctful1y , :
MIU . KA'l'IlHHHN OSDOlqm.
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Its a\'cragc record last ) ' ar is IJ2 per cent. saved of all
: hog ! : ; treated , re ardlcss of thc condition of thc hogs at time I
of trealmcnt. 'l'his rt. ' ord is not equalle oy any other 5 ! I' '
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