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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

SI6fss. 5orsoag ben u. 4pril
'cpItoo Der Slo i aebmano Scphns
.geterfens gutif paa greoegaoe /
.Sfaeelie. SIoen greb hurtigi orr
fig % forpldnteoe iig til ben til Blu
tiften iteoenoe geboeIieslejlisbeo,
fna at 9sbmanSsn og bans 5umilie
moatte reooe fig no at 9inouet / iios
fte 9ieblit. 5ele 5Orbuiet, bpOri
gutiften, 9%utifslageret oe geboels
ieslejIigbe0en families, n~eobr9note.
Sm auriugen til Sfoens OpfOmft
RIDES intet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

guferne. b%borfra ban meo i'm enc
i5oo iii Barnet itubbet no fra Spo@
ret. pa 5oeet itanoieoe. bdpoe Ma
finer pasieret oct Steb. hpor Bar
net laa, og oct piloe ~ufeilbarligt pez
ret fort ooer, bOis 5brbeoeren itts
hanoe pit en- Iaa uomortet Qanos-
nRrp9relfe.
3%oeperionalet fog Barnet op, og
BET piite zig. at oct lite hapOe ta9et
no9en iom belit Staoe; oct bapoe
enbnu en- QUITE trpttet ino / fin
5apn.
0atgene o. SociaIoemns
.rotiets gartifon9res. Co
cidloemofratiets elebte Yartitongres
aabne0es Den II. Qpril | 5oriams
linesbb9ningen / Remersgd0e, Str
benbabn. 5olfetbingsmano 9. anu0=
len pointereoe, at oenne aongres'
fprite Opeape er at tilrettel9gge
0algtdmpen. ida at Oct fommeroc
9alg fan blipe ct Neoerlag for Den
nupGrenOe Regering, Der life lam
GER gaar 9emotratiets 8ei.
5pItetbin9smuno 9. anuoIen
forelusoe enobioere ct 5oriIas ON
Samurbejoe meo De Haoitale. De-
batten berom fortiattes matte Dag.
st Sfofes oe 5or9Gores
N . oe ifuloe afboloes / 2embig ,.
.pg 3. paoifeoag. Der bebaoeoss
|5oreordg at paitor GsidenfeIo..
6anien ON nairten 90 Sfolen, let
tirtebiitoriif 9elpsning". Semina
riel9rer 9~irteguarh ON n2egemliq
Opbroselie / Sfolen pg 9iemmet"
% 9robit @ibespeterien ON n8ort
9ln6agter meo Ssrnene / 9jem oq
ISfoIe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

Draft beo OberterfeL.
Gn liIe 0reng, Son at Sneofet
peterTen, Ct. Qnn9gaoe / Qarbus.
5lep I Sorsoags oberfsrt at en- 81
poen, 0rengen fl fua ipare abe.
~itelier, at ban os0e fort efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

utpttestiIfatoe. Gn fsms
oars 9reng. Ssn at gigarmoger
.geterisn. 9annebrogsgaoe "a / 4als
Borg. falot forIeoen Morgen NC of
.@iuouet fra 8. Gal o9 forilos 500
beoet iaaleoes, at ban op6e en- buIp
5ime efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01
ninaer par asiurereoe for 5000 ST..
0pseret for 1900 ar.

ringer par ds1urereoe fer o2OO Sr.,
'0pseret for 1900 Str.
Stor 9rono. : 4 9adroe
neobrenote. = 2sroag ~Gftermiooag
Den IA. 4pril opitoo Der SID I Sens
|Rieliens 0aoro / Sfeibn peo 4ars
bus. @aaroen n~eobr9note, og Der
inoebr9note 8 0eite og 2 areaturer.
500 SIR. | aontanter br9note. 81
cen Iprang oper / qroprietGr Gas
liens enc @adro, hpis fire eengsr
neobr9note. 0erfra ~forplantene
Sloen iig til &s. Muoiens @daro
oa oerfra til Ssren 6olms Gntss
9uaro, Der begge neObranote totalt.
Sloen breote iis oernait til Den tios
liqere Smeoie, tilbsrenOe @iIbelm
!GbriIienIen. Og til Stolen, Der Iige=
leoes begee neobr9nbte.
eSloen menes at pRre opitdaet | ct
3arlefammer hos 8aareIer Sers
HieIIen. granoen beeunitigsoes at en-
It9rt 9laft.
Siftere 6are. Gn beftig
IRoropeItitorm p~perraIteOe 2sroa9
5ormiooag Sen il. qpril Sitter
buuoene no for sbpborsn. Der bar
taene paa 5iiferi on Hutten.
aae Reoninesbado,ne fra Ser
ring og Horo pad iemt begge REQ
ninssoamperne dfgif i'll qsfitdnts.
9ei9tningerne ira ale De Wotors
baaoe, idii II, ser life tunbe lanhe,
bIep reooeoe.
gaaoene inbbrep pod Stranocn
lan9s abiten. en- MotOrbduo iant
paa Replen.
8 5plae ct ienere telegram bieo
lTiiferne fra Sc iapneoe 9aaOe I
.8~eitfnften" % n%2eithapet" inobrd5s
te til 2empig 9apn. D%amperne, for
optog 5iiferns en- Mils Del til Sf&,
bapoe ooerlo0t gaaoene til beres
lGfabne. Disis itranoe6e pua ahs
item ira 5bpborsn til Sborsminoe
{ mere eler minore haoareret 5ils
itano.
Sfaoen er ooa life iaa itor ION
fsrIf antaaet. Gn Motorbano fra
56pboren bar De otrOareroe 81
Ttere bierget og inobragt til Sbpbos
rsn aanal / ubsitaoiaet 5ilitano.
Stor gr1no. 5orsOdg 9at
len II. april peo 2zaioen uobreo
Ter en- poIoipm Sloles pad 3. Sdl
Il 5reoerifsborgeaoe %, a~ebsnbapn,
fpm inoen @rdnop9Isnet Tom til
,Steoe, bap6e forpIuntet Jig Up Ill
"A. Gal.
Sloen ifnloes, at Mebelbunoler
Maonusien, ION Dor paa 3. Sal,
L Sepne belteoe en- t9nbt 2ampe.
Tprit efter Ell Bar 5imers 5ors
lob bar granoppienet fuIoItGnoig
6errs ober Sloen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01
qunmurR

On pigtig SOB. 9roftt|
tutionens 0pb9pele. Saa
bleb oa 2open om M~ooarbejoelie NJ
oTentlig uf9oeligbeo og p%enertit
5mitte peotaget at Rigsoagen o9.
saofeitet af oans MdjeItet Son
gen, Ifriper ,Suris" / par. 9gbl."
aopen opbaper fsrit Den politt
nasiige HegIemenlering at @rbpero
sso utugt og uoruiter politiet mco
Moat til / aft n~9Ientligt at behanole
Den, Ser orioer iaaoant gr6perp.
ION 9ssg9nger, altiad meo 5ilbolo
ON at isge lopligt Gr6peroo aonr
Erof meo Operholoelie at og Strdt
for OpertrGoeIie at faaoant Stls
bolo.
9ernGft faitiatter 2Open Strct
pr ben, Ser opfororer eaer inbbpoer
III utugt paa en- iaaoun Maaoe easr
filler ui9oelig 9epeois Iadleoes III
glue, at oerpeo gluferoigbeosn
trQnfes, oFentlig 5orurgelie gipss
sIer omboenoe forulempes, ida bel
jon for sen apinoe, Ser oriper
utuqt iom grbperp, nddr bun bar
goqen pofsen Ntdnoperion eler no
get umbnoigt Barn, iom er oper to
Nor. til 6uIe bos Jig, eller moofuger
Befeg / utlgtigt 9ieme6 af Manoss
serfoner UNDER Is 4ar.
Saa forbnoer 2open at bolns
suaoe umaiferet % maIteret gorosl
"a faitI9tter Straf berfor % for
RuFeri, ligeiom ogIaa oHentlig no
kDoen til Salg at Sc iaafalete
.franffe 4rtifler" forbpoes.
otter faaleoes at babe behanblet
Etugtserbperpet % lttugten. felp ON
Ben life optreoer iom Grbperb. gaar
9oben oper iii at faitfatte Regler,
Der iigter til Of bemme oe itruHe
uobreoslfsn at oen penerif Smitte.
Store @aper. 5 4nleonins
If Jirmast 5. Morsscos so qars
5ubilaum Mdnoag Den Is. 4prii
bar Gtatsraao Moresco it9ntet:
100000 Str. til rs. Moresco eez
CAT for Spere". Der bersfter ejer en-
aupital at ca. z Miaion aronsr,
"a hDis Renter aarlis paa Subilas
EmsoageH uobetales / 2egater,
$4,000 Str. til rpenfiOnstasien
fpr 4ttieielifabet 5. Worescos fate
5uuttiOnarer@, bpis grunofuno ber=
REQ an0rager ca. 100000 ar.,
10000 Str. til Manufafturbano.
kr=5oreninsen / aebenbabn,
10000 Str. iii De oanIfe as6s
fQoers Observation-Disclosures
5000 Str. til 5oreningen at oanIte
onrOelsrejienoe,
5000 Str. til ae6manosffolen,
5000 Str. til aeben6apns I'm
Notwithstanding,
5000 8r. lii @elqsrenbe0ens
6amdr6ejoe beo Msntguaroein s.
J. 6eiie,
10000 ar. til Song ariitian Den
9ienoes og Drowning 2ouifes Qfbl
! Srorup. 10000 Scr. til 5oreningen
III CpretteIie af Jriffofebgrngafb=
Ter / 9sbenbabns Observation-Disclosures,
hpor6os aftisielitabet 5. Moregco
som efstrd Maaneosgase til 5unfs
aOnererne | a~ebenbabn, 5ri6abnen,
Nalms og ehriitianiu ftenfsr
10000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

Srdno pan 0dune. 9sroag
.Gftumiooag oeu Ia. Qpril opitoo
Der $40 | llobpgningerne til @oos>
forudlterboligen UNDER 9droniet
0duus. Samtfige 8pgninser mso
llnotagelie of et min6re 5us neo>
brrnote til Grunoen. @oosforralterz
bcligen bar ffartt iruet, men bleD
reooet. Gn Del Sao Og SnDentar
branote. Sloen bar iFg. n. 9.
paafdt at en- 11saarig 9seng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

ReIigiss 2itteratur. Son
ct 2eo of fine .aorie Sro ON fore
ling, Der bebonoler friiteligs Chs
fpsrssmaaf. Tom De rsrsr fis Dos
mooerne Mennsfter, bar Batter 6.
Sfopsaaro qeterien uogipet en-
giece ON interchangeable af Sro
ce mooerne 8ruO Is. Jrimoots Jor'
.lag). Den ebanssliffe Care om Sri
fenoelie Oeo 9ro paa Seiu ffeofor'
fr96enoe Dsb sr ufpibliomt mango
Menneffer til anffso; be fsfer fir
|frnnfeos beo benne tilinnsld6enot
rent uopories Smbbtnina at per
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

6or6anoline, Ser inoleoeoes at SOL
tetbingsmano Sable.
Der neoIattes ct uopalg til BE
Rambling at 9algoprdubet; oetts
~forelaa til enoelig 9eotagelie Den
IA. 4pril.
ammen lutnin9en l
Otter hpao
,Spenoborg Qmtst." erfarer ira
paalioelig Slide. er De fremtomae
Meooelelier pm en- Sammenlutrn5
/ Serninouitrien forbaiteos.
Der feres for 5ioen Jprbanoiins
Ger meaem en- Del At 2dnoets Ssrns
fabrifter angaaenoe ct npjere Salls
orbeioe, men oisle 5orbanOlinger ef
enonu Iaa langt fra ufilutteoe, at
Ser paa set nup9renoe Sinspuitt
intet fan pioes ON oeres Helultdt,
ener om oen 6orm. hporunoer Sarz
arbeioet eQer Sammennutning epels
tuelt bill tie.
QpIitiffe Weoer. aons
feIfsprefioentens Neoe
Sim. 4aa ct MeOe / Elm, Der
operpareoes at 400 glenn,fter,
uotalte aonIejlspraiioenten ON ser.
iparsiagen. at 9entre pil bape Den
Sao oronet paa tilfteositiaenae
Maaoe. Sbao Oct pil toite al iras
rette os paa Neutralite'tn, oeroln 'sn
intet beitemt iiaes; men bpao ott
iii tote, unoerieges at aommiss
mTionen, % naar oen er faroig, td=
ger nliniitsriet i'm Sitting og fore
Logger 5priIas fOt Rigsoagen. 11ar
Miniiteriets 5orfIdg er fcrelebiJ be
bdnoltt paa Rigsoagen. ifuI oct fors.
lagges @Glserne. iaa at oisis I'm
taqe Sitting oertil. Minif.rici
pil itan og faloe meo lit 5oriIaa.
0m oe Reforrnsr. Miniiteriet Lii
.feee at gsnnemfere | Operens iten's
melIe meo @snitres 9rogram, ~
talte ban. at Miniiteriet bill proo:
Jorbanolingernes @ei ON oisFe ga
Ger Iaa l9nge, inotil set bier lis,
enten at Ri faar Saeerne gennem.
|fprt eler oeIda, at De life fan &C..
nemFsres, foroi 9anotbinget life tiI
TONNE Dc / Meoe og pirtells for.
|banole ON Dem. 5 iiOiie 5iliGlat
maa it9rtere Mioler dnpen0es, o.
bette bill Winiitsriet beler life pigt
tilbaae for, MAR oct fun feier iir
operbepiit ON, at oct bar Den for.
neone Stette hos @algerne. Wcr
bette Tful 9elgerne afgsre. Rebel.
lerne iiger, at BET gpr life nooet. a
bette Miniiterium falOer, tbi Der fd1
oannes ct mt @enitremini-
fterium. Men Get er f~orfert. Del
|ril blips ct 9lanoingsminiiterium
men oeri biz ingen at De nuperenoe
.Wliniitre gaa ino.
1indnsminifte 0ilh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

Nne 0a6er. asbenbubns
Sommilne er for 5ioen / Serb meo
al uoarbejoe gloner ON at bragg IN
M D~iagonalguoe fra Gdmmelment
til 0ot6erseaoe (ojernet af aon-
gems 9abeJ.
Samtioig ifal Msntugoos itartt
uSbioes.
en0elig forIenges Nn gitersaaoe,
iaaseoes at Den tommer til at munoe
no / Rsgnegaee-
Disfe glaner BIZ, naar oe toms
mer til nOferelfe. life BLOT faFe
mango Menneiter arbejoe, men Ogs
iaa 6iorage til at lutte no I Hogle
af De oamle aparterer mellsln ashs
magefga0e og Ocihersga6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

5or4anoling, Ser inoleOeoss at Sol.
tetbingsmano Sable.
Der neoIattes ct uopals til Be
Rambling at 9algopraabet; bette
forelaa til enoelig geotagelie Den
IA. Qpril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

GantDn om.i ioer an9oI0L.
Me0ens De tioIigere Weooeklier ON
|5emmerbanoler Gaptpns 4uboloelie
|piite iia at bare Opipino, fpnes Oct.
Iom ON ban MI omlioer er dnbolot,
ca at oenne 4aholoelle er itet !;
|guenos aires. Der fortnoer BOG
intet ON, bporpist ban En- funSet |
|9eiiooele at n~9nneD9rOig fore 81
LOB, elsr ON barr ! oct bek tasst pil
blips bjemienot. Oft. 9pdo man
forels6ig bso. er. at llosnri9sminiz
FERRET bar fact MeooelsIFe ON bans
Qnboloeife.
Set 6anoling. Jreosrits,
lunostoget. Der ofgit fra asbenbapn
Ial. 1915 ben 10. Mprif ON Jor,
miooagen bapoe NOR foraarfaset Il
BARNS Dso, men taffet bore Jpr<
feoerens aonouite. flap Barnet az
oefes aifaot fra 4feren.
Voget efter at 5oget baboe pags
Iferet .5erlsp Station, LOB en- lia.
II Nars pige inc paa ganslinien.
acknowledgement bremieoe frufs
1ogst, men oct CLEO ben MOB Den
lille, fom foo lige | Sporsf. Nu lsf
Tprbsoeren bans Habn si
S6miot - lanas ben p6erife Jor'
fats paa Maftinen % belt no I'll
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

Tinansminifter 9ilb.
Gasfen bolot Qsroug ben Il.
9(pril ct at 600 Msnneifer be-
fegt Mpoe / 9nbpab, Der pareoe 5
Timer.
5indnsminifteren talte unrer i9pn~
ligt gifulo, og / ct 2euc, Der bleD
uObragt for BAN, oeltog Den oper=
bejenoe Del at 5orfamlingsn. 5
1or6anolineen, ner ofte bdboe en-
itormenoe 3ardfter, oeltog frI ost
raoifale @enftres SIDE 5~olfstbingse
mano Slengerit. Ssrg. !6ulo og en-
ielte ANDRE, fra Geformpdrtiets She
S5oltetbinesmanoens 5bomas Car
len. Senfens5rn og en- Refft 99ls
gere. Gntelte 1i0tdlelfer fra uraoiz
fal" SIDE moofoges meo bol0iomme
proteiter. 9a Msoet bapoe odret
4 Elmer, peotoges fsigenOe Refolus
ton meo operbalosnoe Majoritet:
v5orfamlingen uotaler lin Jil>
Ilutning til BEN uf 9enitrerefOrmz
parfiet fsrts politit og tiIfiger hi
FIN fuloc Ststte peo De fom=
menoe @als".
ReIolutionsn peotoges unOer 9ur>
raradb. Smob ifemte 60-70.
Heobr9note 0aaroe. Nnss
ager preitegaaro peo @aroe er
neobr9not paa Stuebuiet n9r. Be
fatningen reooeoes. Sloen opftOo pdd
5eit9nget.
9ddroejer 6enrif Sbomiens
@oaro | aarlebp beo Npffeo er
'fuloitenoig neobranoi. 9~ef1tnins
gen, unotasen ct Oar 9eite, Der bar
paa Marfen, in6ebr9note.
Noroentofis 9aaro pod 5inge
|Waarf beo Ranoers er totaft neoz
branot. Sloen er antagelig opftadst
pe6 gagning. gngningerne og ass=
FRET bar dsiureret | Wistofts Branoz
|fasfc for benbolospis $500 Str. oe
8r.
Sens q. Nnoeriens @aaro
IMlfop, NsrresSm me Sogn, er totdli
~neobranoi. areaturerne og oct meffs
,Ssnobo reooeoes. @aaroens 9pgs
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
NEBR ASKA STATE NEWS
NEBRASKA GRAIN MEN
COMMEND ROOSEVELT

LINCOLN-The farmers Co-Opera-
tive Grain e Elevator association
adopted resolutions commencing Pres
ident Roosevelt in his fight for the
regulation of freight rates; commend
ed Attorney General Brown for the
manner in which he looked after the in
terests of the state in the tax suits
brought by the Burlington and Union
Pacific roads, commended him for
his assistance in prosecuting the grain
trust and asked him to investigate
the supposed coal and lumber trusts;
Endorsed the Clay county resolutions;
pledged the association to work for
the adoption of the amendment to the
constitution providing for a railroad
commission favored the state in
spection and weighing of grain.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
Young Man Makes a start.

PLATTSMOUTH - 1t has been
learned that some time since Platts-
mouth girl told young man who had
asked her for her hand that she could
not think of marrying a man with less
than 100000 The young man went to
Omaha and worked hard for a few
years. Then he returned and called
on the young woman, who greeted him
with: well, John, how are you get
ting along?" pretty WE'LL" he re-
piled. II have almost saved $40 to-
wards the 100000" well, John" she
said, 81 guess we can get along with
that"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
FARMER WAS TOO SHARP
FOR The SHARPERS

PLATTSMOUTH-Three strangers
drove to the home of wealthy farmer
in Mount Pleasant precinct, in this
county, and one asked of the farmer
many questions concerning the num-
Der of his family and their ages, his
crops, the number of cattle, horses,
hogs, sheep and agricultural imple-
ments he owned. They informed him
that they were taking the census for
the government. The shrewd old
farmer noticed that there were two
sheets of paper, one under the other
on which one had written down the
answers to the questions, and he could
not quite understand why it should re-
Quire three men to do the work OF one,
so he became fully convinced that
they we're trying to work" him, and
would not sign the paper as requested
The strangers then took their de
parture. The farmer, who declined to
allow his name to appear in print
learned that the strangers did not
visit any other farmers in that neigh
borhood
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
DAIRYMEN OF NEBRASKA
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS

Nebraska dairymen elected officers
for the ensuing year last week. Henry
p. Glissman of Omaha was named as
president; II. G. Young OF Lincoln, as
vice president; s. c. Bassett Of Glib
bon. secretary and treasurer. Board OF
directors for the same period; l.. d
Stillson, York; G. A. Clark, Ravenna;
J. X. Honeywell, Lincoln; A, l.
Hacker, Lincoln and A. c. Jones
Blair. Papers were read by Fl. c.
Young Of Lincoln and Prof. II, M
Reynolds of the University OF Mime
sofa. The dairymen report their or
ganization in highly prosperous con
dition and the business Of butter max
ing growing each aason by big
jumps.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08

Little duties are a school for larger
ones.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
Celebrates Ninety.Fifth Birthday.

DAKOTA CITY-MIs Isabelle Laps
ley, the Oldest person in Dakota coun-
ty, and probably the oldest in north.
eastern Nebraska, last week celebrated
her ninety-fifth birthday, by her rela.
tives congregating at her home ana
being served with a birthday dinner
and among the assemblage none en-
joyed the event more than Grandma
Lapsley,' who, although nearing the
century mark, is well preserved, en-
joys the best Of health. has perfect
eyesight, not using glasses, and is al
ways occupied with some light work
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
Hope to Avoid Deficiency.

LINCOLN-Every state officer and
every head of state department is
conducting his business with an eye to
finishing the bienium without def
cheney. So far every Institution and
every state officer is in better condi
ton financially than at this time last
year, that IS, the supply of money set
aside to conduct the same for one
years is not yet used, with one excep
ton, The Soldiers Home at Milford
owing to improvements, is already be
yond its appropriation and this insti
tuition will report a deficiency.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
FALL WHEAT RAISING IN
AL 9ERTA.
This Spring Wheat Areas Are Rapidly
Increasing.


Increasing.
1t is only few short years since
the impression prevailed that large
portion of the Canadian West was I'M
fitted for agriculture. To such an
extent did this impression prevail
that districts larger than European
principalities were devoted solely to
ranching purposes, and flocks and
herds roamed the ranges. But the
agricuturlst was doing some hard
thinking, and gradually experiments
were made, slowly at first, but sure
ly later on. AS a result, to-day in
Southern Alberta, which was looked
upon as the "arid belt" large quaint
ties of the finest winter wheat in the
world are now grown, and so salts
fed are the farmers and buyers that
the industry has passed the expert
mental stage that elevators by the
score have been erected in the past
two years and others in course of
erection, to satisfy the demands that
will be made upon them in the near
future.
Manitoba, mo. /, Hard" spring
wheat has achieved worldwide
reputation, and there can be no ques-
ton that ere long NO 1 Hard" win
ter wheat from Alberta will attain
similar repute. The great market for
this production will undoubtedly be
the Orient, and, with increased rail-
way facilities and the erection of ad-
ditional elevators and Touring mills,
a largely increased acreage will be
broken to winter wheat. The increase
Of population in Southern Alberta in
the past year has been largely due
to settlers from the United States
who have brought in capital and en-
terprise, and who have been uniform
ly successful in their undertakings.
A few more such years Of growth and
Turkey Red" winter wheat will
wave from Moose Jaw to the foothills.
Information regarding lands in the
Fall and Spring wheat belts may be
obtained of any Canadian Government
Agent.
Love lasts long after pity is worn
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
Jelly Without Fruit.

In bulletin which he will shortly
Issue State Chemist Redfern will tell
something about various kinds Of
jellies he has analyzed Five brands
which he has in his office now and
which were sold for jelly manufacture
ed from fruit, contain not a suspicion
of fruit, but are made of glucose,
starch and coloring.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
Peculiar Birthday Gift.

LINCOLN-A. d. Burr, who was 61
years of age Wednesday, received
from his brother c. 9. Burr of Wash.
ington, as birthday present a 2,cent
stamp with instructions to squander
1t as he saw fit. In this manner c. c.
Burr has remembered his brothers
birthday for the last twenty years.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
Rich. Juicv Radishes Free.

Love lasts long after pity is worn
out.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08

Everybody loves juicy, tender radishes:
Salzer knows this, hence he offers to send
you absolutely free sufficient radish seed
to keep you in tender radishes all sum-
mer long and his great
sALZERs BARGAIN SEED BOOK.
with. its wonderful surprises and great
bargains in seeds at bargain prices.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
"a I'd 90

The enormous crops on our seed farms
the past season compel us to issue this
special catalogue.
SEND THIS NOTICE TO-DAY.
and receive the radishes and the wonder
full Bargain Book free.
Remit 4c and we add package of Cos
mos. the most fashionable, serviceable
beautiful annual flower.
John A. Salzer Seed Co., Lock Drawer
W., La Crosse, Wis.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08
PATENTS for PROFIT

must fully protect invention. Booklet and
Desk Calendar FREE. Highest references
Communications confidential. Established 1891.
Mason. FenwiOk & Lawrence, Washington, D. O.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-28
KENTUCKY news.

that the Elkhorn coal field vii,
be penetrated by the railway
engine, and that at an early
date. Eugene Zimmerman. the
Cincinnati railroad king. who
now owns a controlling interest
IN the Great Northern. declares
he viii build a railroad to de-
velop these properties If he has
TO foot the capital himself. Mr..
zimmerman Is senthusiastic over
the vast coal beds and the i'm
mense wealth of the Eastern
kentucky mountains. and will
DO anything in his power for
their early development.
Answering a telephone call
from Hindman yesterday, Sher-
III Crawford was here today
Summoning a venire of 20 men
20 go 20 Knott county TO serve
as jurors in the case Of Tandy
Martin for the murder of John
G. Amburgy.
\ splendid logging tide i'm
Kentucky river Sunday and
Sunday night brought out be-
tween 500 and 1000 saw ioes.
IL was the best logging tide
since l9oo-six years ago.
Robert Collier, OF Boonc's
Fork, who sold his farm To the
Great Northern Coal aud Coke
Company year ago. win move
TO a farm near Quincy. Lewis
county, Ky, which he recently
purchased. We wish Mr.. Col
lier unbounded success in his
new home.
Burdine Webb returned Fri
day from an extended business
trip through the Southwestern
Virginia coal fields.
Telephone connections were
rec emily completed betw cen
Sergent and Hindman, giving
direct connections with Pres
tonsburg. Hazard, Hydeu, Cor
nettsville. Jackson, Manches-
ter and dozens OF places of less
Importance.
The Presbyterians are back
of a move TO establish a high
school at Whitesburg-first ses.
sioe tc be taught this winter.
Miss Carrie Blair. Of Ola, ha.
recently purchased an organ.
ANXIOUS READER.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-11-28

Ola newspapers for sale at
his office at 20 cents per 100.