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the car into the one on which Mr
Paddles was sitting, striking II with
such force that he was knocked bnck
some distance on his car. and directly
under the handle bars. which caught him
across the back and crushed him beneath
them.
Suffered Great Pain.
1t was some time before Mr.. Paddles
could get a breath, and he was in ter
riblo pain. He WAS brought home at
once DR.. Ward of Park City was sum-
moned. and after making an examination
said no bones were broken. Mr.. Paddles g
back, Sides chest. stomach and lungs
were badly crushed and bruised, but the
injuries are not thought TO be serious
Mr. Paddles is ca years old. and after
spending nearly forty years on the rail-
road this is the first time that he was
ever injured, and this is the first time in
his life that he was ever attended by a
doctor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
Saws He "Hits Pipe

Victorious Gallafcnt has filed suit for
divorce in the Third District court aesInst
her husband. David Gallafcnt. The couple
were married in Salt Lake in 1882 and have
had six children, all but one being mlnors
Plaintim alleges cruel treatment tho usa
of vile language and the smoking OF opium
In the homo as her grounds for asking a
divorce
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
SECTION FOREMAN HURT.
s. Paddles of Coalville Calls Physi-
clan for First Time.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
COALVILLE, May lO.-A severe and
painful accident befell Section Foreman
S. Paddles Wednesday morning about 10
o'clock, He riding on the front end
of q handcar. and four of his men were
pumping the car while Mr. Paddles was
sitting down Another four of his mon,
who had been doing some work on the
lower end of his section. had overtaken
him with another hnndcar, and when they
approached the former car they ran
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New Light Vessel.

WASHINGTON. May 10.-The Senate
today passed the bill authorizing q steel
light vessel for Swifts shore. Juan de
Fucn strait. Washington. at a cost OF
$4,000.
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Was a Pioneer.
TO ENTERTAIN VETERANS.
Ephraim Citizens Will Do Their Best
for Indian Fighters.

Special TO The Tribune.
EPHRAIM May l0.-A meeting of tbe
City Council. Commercial club and war
veterans was held In the city hall
Wednesday night and committees were
appointed to make arrangements for the
State encampment OF the Indian war vet
Grams. TO be held In this city August /.
o
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Citizens Working Hard.

The people In general are working yerv
hard and intend to make this affair ono
OF the most enjoyable the State has ever
held.
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Proceedings Dismissed.

At the hearing, Mr Roper. through his
attorney denied having the boys I'm Gus
todys they having been released the day
before. with the promise OF the parents
TO turn them over TO the officer at IL 80
Booth dismisSed the proceedings and
entered an order dischargng the two
boys from custody. and after making this
order the court made the following state
ment: II would advise the respondent
not to take the boys into custody again
under the processes as they now exist"
Meeting Is Postponed.
Owing To the absence from the State of
State Treasurer Christensen the regular
monthly meeting OF the Mental Hospital
board has been postponed until next
week
Sheriff Harmon has gone TO Grand
Junction. Colo. in quest OF man who IS
alleged TO have stolen an oyercoat out
OF the roundhousc at Thistle
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Another Important Matter.
Schwab Now q Citizen.

Chris Schwab. native OF Germany was
admitted to citizenship by Judge Ritchle
In the Third District court Thursday.
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BOYS DISCHARGED BY
COURT FROM CUSTODY
Officer Advised Not to Take
Them in Custody Under
Existing Process.
Special to The Tribune

PROVO. May 10-Habeas corpus pro-
cecdings were instituted this morning in
the Fourth District court in behalf OF
Ray Vincent and Orin Scott. two of the
boys who were committed to the Indus
trial school yesterday by Juvenile Judge
Kellogg. The writ was directed to b. r
Roper. chief probation officer OF the Ju-
Venllo court. and made returnable at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
MRS. M'CURDY AT REST,
Funeral Held Over Remains of Well
Known Springville Woman.

Special The Tribune.
SPRINGNILLE. May 10.-Thc funeral
services OF Mrs Emeline McCurdey. who
died here Sunday morning, after a lin
Gerlng Illness. was held this afternoon
at O'Clock AT the Fourth ward l. D. S
meetlng-house. The speakers were
Thomas Burt, F. G. Boyer and James F.
Hall. The choir rendered several appro-
pirate selections
Was a Pioneer
Mrs. hcCurdcy was born in New Jer-
sey So years ago. She came to Utah with
her husband In 1853. settled In SpringvilIe
In 1891 and had lived here ever since
She leaves a husband who is 50 years
old, and u son and daughter.
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zaL PROTECT RIGHTS
Itates Will Not Allow Trou-
u BILE in Panama.

q NGTON, May 10.-Revolutionary
or election troubles in Pan
: h in any way interfere with the
the canal zone, Justify the in
OF the United States In support
lama government.
the tenor of the instructions
ioyernor Magoon OF the canal
rcretary Taft. who also submit
pvernor Magoon a letter from
Root of the State department
eth In detail what Is stated to
OF American lnterfer-
\ Iise Of disorder In any part OF
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tay Prevent Trouble.

hattie setting forth OF the posi-
c United States. 1t Is believed,
Int serious trouble at the cleo
)e held In June AS Secretary
yDs IL clear that any disorder In
lic will hinder canal work, his
be doubly discouraging to oD-
- President Amador. who are
II 10 have been planning a move
INST him outside of the canal
ll5ving that the United States
liz suppress any insurrection un-
ends within the zone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
sARL SCHURZ I'LL

Said to Be in a Seri-
.-af Gus Condition.
D pRK, May l0.-Carl Schurz Is crIti-
= his home here, Al one time to-
ga thought to be dying, but rallied
= Eststing more comfortable late to-
lbz, who is 20 years OF age. is SUI
!, complication OF disorders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11

lunch in the palm garden at
|. ,yal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11

Ha,ur lunch In the palm garden
a.. ,oyal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
Free Advice for Young Girls


Mrs Pham daugernw Lydia dfo
Thousands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11

County Fruit Tree Inspector Sorensor
has issued an instructive address relative
to the care OF fruit trees. Mr.. Sorensor
says:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
gliicn'S Saubel fir Sauaa.

SanSranctscp, Gal, 10. 9e3.
= Or. S. 6. Sones, ser amerifaniide
&oniul in 9olnp, pelher bier oil.
laligte, lit Der Meinung, bob Die Sa.
paner nit groben Elanen beid)dftigt
limb, oeren 0elingen Aiien fir ben
Sanbel anberer @0lfer polig aus
idlieBen miiroe. Sic foloniiiren Die
Wonoidurci nit Der abiidt. es gum
groBten @ei5cnlanoe 5u MAIDEN. Sn
9oreo baben iie nit pielperipreher.
Den Beriud)en ben 8aumlpoubal be.
gonnen. Soaten iid ibre 'Soffnun.
gen in eiitigcn Sabren peripirflihen,
10 mdren lie I'M Stanoe, ben gan3en
oiiotiihen Marft nit ben genanntell
@ooren 5u pericben. Inter Dem reiien
Sorif, erfl1rte Or. SoneS tpeiter, ieien
Ole Soften Der 2ebensbaItnng in Ses
pan I'M etipa 90 Hro3ent geitiegen.
pelder 9eipesung Die 2obne folgten.
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Buter fir angei elite.
NJ TJSl& D..E r. ~ E.k

8uter fir angeitelIte.
Die oGoniolioateo 3uf Co." bat
ser .G6as. {. Mattbcms 60" einen
Gontraft fir ole 2ieierung bon 1900
Flttern geeeben, melfe am Rontag
an Die anaeiteaten ser Gompagnie
bertbeiIt meroen iolen. 0ieielbe Sir.
ma bat e6erfals Gontrafte fiir oie
2ieierung bon groB:n Guantitaten
bon Eutern fir Die Union abattoir
60" uno nGoniolioateo Goal Co."
crbalten, @ie es Den 4nifein bat,
merben geihlahtete Butter i'm Detail
Serfauf iiir @eibnaf)ten BON 20 bis
% Gents pro 9funo bringeu.
Bon see mno Sofen.
Ger YNorOOeutihe 2lopo".G ompfsr
~Saae" uerlieB gcitern Moreen ben
biciigen Soien fir ieine Seimreiie
nod Bremen, nit boiler 2aoung,
nhcr ohne 8oIlagiere.
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&crmiatc Nndler.

Eittsburg, ga, 10. Ge5.. =
Notionol6anf > Graminer Sobn 9.
Cunningham, Ser Den Stano ser
pertrofjten ySarmers' & 9ropers'
Notionolbonf" in @apnesbiirN Ya.,
unteriudt, erfIdrt, oaB oas Yroto.
foabuh bcS SnititntS febIe nno bas.
lelbe entipeber perloren ODER geItoh.
len porocn iei. Gr fiigte bel. ie mebr
er Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. utter.
ind)c, oeito id)lirmter itenien iid3 Die.
ielbcn beraus. 9oa Erotofoubilh
entbolt Ole Mamen BON IA 8iiraen,
olgelebenen 9iiraern pon @apncs.
burg mo 8reenerGcnntp, lpelfe fir
Die Stootsoepoliten BON $4,000
peronimortIid) iinb. @eniae oieier
giirgen iinb bcfannt. 8aiiirer Ben.
iomin =. Weoiep bonn Stuatsidyab.
amt befonb iifl belite in WaWuess
burg, INN sic Nomen Der 9iireen
arssufinocn.
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Sine intereEante gilber . Nerteiae.
ritt0.

Die 8eriteigeriung Der Sammlung
ao%nigsfuarter fanb in Berlin int
Salon Shulte ltatt nno geItaltete
lid 5u elmer Seniation, tpie fte i'm
aunitbanbel nift oft porfommt. Sn
bier Stunoen puroen fiir 1,566.800
Warf gilber ~perfaitft. Gie groben
Sdle IN Der eriten gtage iparen idon
Dor Dem geeinn Der auftion 10 iiber.
fiiat, Dob es Miibe foItete, MIR Elm
StebpI1bhen aii erlangen. Man fob
piele Nuieints . Direftoren non
Berlin uno ~aiisiuarts, pieIe reihc
Hrioatiammler utto Sie b~eoeuteno-
item GAMBLER. Sos beSeutenoite OBJ.
jeff mar ein SeIbItbilbniB Mem.
brarot's, oas Baron bon Butmann
in Wien fir 10000 Warf errporb.
als feititano. oab Der @embrunot
nad 8ien sebt. tuuroen unter ben
9erlinern Iebbafte aiisrnfe oes BE.
oauerns fund.
Gin Hortrdt bon @iibens brodte
$1,000 Warf. 31pei Ban Gpfs gin.
gen fir $4,000 unb $1,000 Wtf. fort.
3os gilbniB eines befannten Germ
bon 5ran5 Sals wuroe fir 5000
Warf periteigert. 8ier AorianS BOZ,
Sitaoe bradten $4,000 bis 42,10O
Marf. Sic .Eia5etta in Weneoig"
BON Garnaletto cling fir $4,000 Nef.
mad @ien. Cine 2anoifaft nit Rii.
ben bon gnr5e puroe fir 1900 Nd.
bon einem 8erliner Sammler Ct.
iporben, audi 2ancret, 9an3 i'm Grei.
en-, faufte ein 9erliner 2iebbaber flr
n.000 Wart. IS Gin Eortr1t bon
Mieris ipiiroe fiir Die MotiondI,9ol
lerie gefanft, cine 2anoidait bon
9eniers b. S. fiji 10000 Worf fir
oas Safer Jrieorid.Muieunt
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9ampfer anf Dem 9silFiiippi seritSrt.

@idsburg, Drill, 10. 9c5.
Ser 0ompfer 20. E. Seopel," Der
auf Dem @ihiiiippi, sturifeu Bids
burg uno Gopis' 3enb. f1brt. niroe
belite Worgen bird Die grploiion Der
0ampffeilel seritOrt. @egen Der GRO.
ben an5obl Neeer, Die iid) an goro
befanbcnL lit es unmoglid,, Die s3abl
Der Serunglitdten ieit5litellen. Off.
5iere bcS GampferS, ole beute bier
eintrofen, bcrid)telL Dab uidlt meni-
ger, ais 10 uno niht mebr, als t6
Meniden umfamen, cine eleife gn.
5abl iuiIroe perlest. Inter ben @es
tooteten befinoet iih Der CAPTAIN oes
G%ampfers, Sobn GuadenboB oils
TidSbura.
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@icr 1eripnen perbrannt.

gntfalo, IS. Ie5ember. = Bier
8erionen famen bel eiuem Jeuer I'M
3enobia.@partmentbaus an Der BRO.
ipect. Ipenue INNS 2eben, nelfeS
berte Abcno onsbrohL mo cine finite
Eerion erlitt lhipere @ranomunocn.
Die Sooten iino: 3. so, 2ambredt.
45 Sabre alt, bon gtr. 40, @lmipooos
apenuc; Srau 2ombredJt, Mltb
Grumlidl 3 Sabre alt, mo Srau s.
s. Slider, Satin eineS Sd)aufm1rs
terS bon Nem.yorf.
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llnter $1,000 Siirgdaft.--
". Shuls bon 9tr. 618, SiiotSonb-
StrnBc, mitrbe gcitern bon Mi6ter
@rannan IN Der mittlerelt Yoli5ciita-
ton ipegen ongebliden pcriud)tcn
3iebitabls eines Safes Wol5milh
Dem Bro5ebperiabren utter $1,000
9iirgihait iiberipieien. Yoli5iit
8rend bate Shulb bemerft, als
0erielbc lid in ~pcro1dtiger @eiie Dor
Dem Geid)1it bes Srn. Charles ".
Sbaw, Nr. 1913, Gbeapiioe, 81 idai.
icn maftc. Sdlieblih, oils Sduls
bos Sob Wtild) anf eillen @ogen la
Sen mollte, perbaftete CT o~enielben.
Shulb gab ais @ntidulbigung bel
benz geitrigen Serbor an, ooB er be.
trunfen mor mo nidt pubte, mas
or tGat. Gent mioeripra6 abcr Die
Gusiage beS Eoli5iltcn, iItlo lpltrbe
SGlils Oabcr ocnt @crid)tsperiabren
iiberpieIen.
GaS 80 It amt am " / +.
na6tStngc. - Ias aniiirer. II.
OoS Oelhonmeiiuugs 8 Gepartement
Res @ollptpoltomtes lperoen ant
@ciGnad)tstage gei6Ioiien unb scr
Gerfauf Don Yoitipertb3eiden Dit.
tags cingeItcIlt warben. 9as &egi.
itrir 4, Oeportement blei6t Gag utb
Nadt ofieii, mdbrcrb oae anocrell
Ieporienlclrts bes Souptpoitomtes
nnb Ser Hebcnpoitdmter i'm 10 ltbr
Sormiita9s eeihloiien perber. I'm
S llhr 8ormitto9s miro cine 9rief.
abIiefernng criolgen, iinb Eoitioden
aus 9rieffGltcn Inn R9 llbr Dor.
nlittags, H5 llGr uno 10 llbr
MbenbS colcftirt per0cn. BIS @eib-
naf)ten miro ons Gelbanpeiiule5'
3epartemeiit BON $40 llbr Iormit.
tags bis 5 llbr IbeltoS geoffnct iein.
Superintenoent g o r
reitgnirt. Superintendent
gbram y. Gnior bonn Baltimore,
Gountp armen6auie bot bel oerl
6ountg . 6onmili1relt ieine GntIa;.
Jung fir Den I. gpril nGd)iten Sab
res eingereid)t. er miro, iuie man
annintnt, iif mieoer ser 2anolpirt6-
ifait miomen.
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&raiiSent Soob's SesrGbnif. ,

FtuItueHt Spuu StgluuNlR. :
Cine groBe Nn5abl non gbren.9a6r.
tltd)tragern. Ger toOte 8rGii-
bent miro alf Ser Grub Gioge
Cemetery" sur lesten Gube be-
Itattet peroen.
Sicie Sreuloe oeS beritorbenen
Generals Sobn DC. Sooo, Tr6iioen-
ten ser Ser. S%traBenbobn : @eiea-
ldaIt" lopie 3ablreid)e @ngeItelIte
Der r@eItern Moyplano 9obn" unb
Ser. StraBen6abn = 8eieIid,aft"
bclud)tcn acltern oaS IrouerboIs, I'M
Der 6amiIic ibr 9cileio allSgiipre-
den un6 Dem Sootcn eincn Ictteu
Gribilt Sit 5oIlcn. Die arrangements
iiir 0a5 beitte &ornittug Itnttfinoen0e
Scgra6niB iino getroiien, uno miro
nm If llbr &ormittags in Ser erIten
&rcS6pteriiden Stride, @de bon Wia.
oiioll. uno Barf. %9loenue, our1 Die
Yaitoren Sr. 3onaIo 8utbrie uno
Sarris 6. &irf Elm Srnuergottesoienit
l~tattiin0en un0 Damn sic itcrbliden
lleberreIte oeS toOten ErGiioenten altf
Scr Grub Ni0gc Cemetery" sur lebs
ten Hube ge6cttet perocn. NlS @breu.
9aDrtudtrGgcr iillo ioigenOt Scrren
a%l$gcoabIt moroen: $. CRAWFORD
SIl&. NleranOcr &romn, Srout q.
Shirt .. Sonell @rismolo, iun.,
@s0r1c Is. Acnfina. ObrrIt Seymour
WanOcl5anm, @cnrp II. 4}nrr, So6n
.. 6aminD, lnnlla5 $. GDomos,
General 6rnrcis e. @aterS, @r.@olt.
uerHG!r 6ranf GroiUn. General q. s.
Srippc, Maior d. Nf. Scnoble, Mo-
ior 5. Is. BanJborn, 8ancrol Selir
AgnlS, Charles $. @raitp, 8nlter
@. N5cu, I. ). 6. @iujamS, Bern.
ara Garter, Hehben Softer, @iuiam
q. 5ouie, &iaiam GarIp, So6n g.
SingIe, 6. 8. &onoeponter, major
5. Z. VI. Barnes, y. s. 8riSpolo,
ien., artbllr George @ropM sc.
Gouns, s. ". @po0, ". sc. 5000,
6ielOer s. Slinglltii, &obcrt Grain,
.. =. &eribep, 9lrtbur 3. Softer, Pr
thur 9. SadioS Gee 2. Weper, gl.
mcr s. Goof, Oberit s. 6. 2egg, 60
'epb s. Srnnce uno 5. Yembrofe
1bom uno meroen iid oieielben I'm
1921 llbr in ser Stride periommeIn.
an9eltelltc Der Observation-Disclosures
SenrD @. Senfins & Cons tperoen
ais aftioc gabrtlthtrdger fungiren.
Der Sarg miro aui Dem Srauer1pag-
gpn Dolores" nad) 6em SrieObof ge-
bra6t mcroen unb Die Wfitglieoer Ser
6amilit bes Seritorbenen Sen Gar-
lorpag9on y Wnrplanb" benuten.
5olgenOe Gelegaten ser Goni0oc.
rirten . &etcranen meroen Dem De
grGbniB b%eipobncn: Srimble Camp
Gommnnoeur @iQiam 9. Sitter,
lieutenant : Gommanoeure @iniielo
Eeters nno Spottsmooo BIRD, CHAR.
tierneiiter Ms. Wdrner SepeS unb
Woior g. 9. Sill; Sronflin 9lda-
nan Camp - Commandment Samuel
Srd, General Soblt 8ll, Wtalor
HonooIpb Barton ltuo Major @il.
liam sc. 8cgram.
Groboem Der toote Irdiioent nod
nidlt begroben lit, miro oie Eerion
ieines HadiolgerS i1on algemein be.
iproden. Inter Ben g%enannten mlltb-
maBlifen NahIol9ern' beiinoen iid)
6rant q. Shirt Sobn M. Nclion,
@iaiom u. Souie, Gbei-Sngenieur
Der Ib5ugsfanal-Gomniiiion Cabin
SenOrid uno ciniae eriolgrcid)e
bon StrobenboDn = 8eieui6oi-
len in Stdotcn weitlid, BON Gbicago.
Die 5rage miro iuoeiIcn in Der
Sisung oes Iireftorium5 ser Ser.
StrdBenbabn = @eieaid)ait" am Som-
tag nod nift erlebi9t, lonoern Dor
&icc.PrGiioent Soltle sum tent
pordren Er1iiocnteu crlpdblt peroen.
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perIongt sic Sbbltt iiber lire brei
&inoer.

perIangt sic Sbbtt iiber lire orei
4inber.
Iott5cu.
Sic y,SnterySt otc 2am oro Coffee
ton @gencp" mlroe geitern nit
$1,000 &opitol bon @orrp Z. @eiien-
bofier, Marf s. @roiton, Is. 9rent
9oriep, Soiepb 81. @olter uno @Qon
GleopGlono incorporirt.
Sn ieinenu 5eitomcnt, oos gciterr
ipr @~oiicngerid)t bcitGtiat muroe,
bintcrlGBt Sobn g. Mengcl iein gon,
5cS @ern0gerl ieinCr @ittlue, 2cnn
Mcnacl; tic miro ouBcroHm oils &C.
Observation-Disclosures g%Cnonnt.
SoltiSg @caper, Gin Wotnrfiihrcr,
rrhictt 9eiterm I'M Common GlcoS.
@crid1t Gin llrtbeiI pon 500 acgcn
sic o@cltlid)e MorDlono @abn" 81.
0clprodyen. Gr murOc nnl 20. ga.
mar in elmer Gouiiion ar Der Mar.
ibal 9lperle &relt5ln,G ser 8obn
5piidcn Dem bon ibnt ~0efiibrten
@oggon llnb elmer 2otomotipe Der.
lett.
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% iiernbIe @itternna.

MiicrubIe @itterung.-
Shnee nno Gcgen, Die MS Scr Of.
f%i5ielle @ctierpropbct ciaefltlid) crit
iiir bette 5ugeooht bate, mud,ten
id)on gcltern iDr unfreunolides Gr.
id)eineu. 9tihts peniger ais onge.
ilebm iuorels Die pielen @eibnadtS.
G%infduier, bic iid) nm s llbr nod
in ben StroBen bcianoen, bon beri
llmidln0cn 0es @ettcrs iiberraidjt,
nno malt6e Gamc, Die iid) iiir Den
IbenO eirc groBe Hunoreiie bl,rd)
bic uerI6ieocniien 2aben porgenont.
men bate, iirttcrbra6 bieielbe, oeil!l
bos @eben uilf ben glotten Straben
iuo bcidperlid. ino mcbrerc mcni
ger poriidiiae Eaiiantcn mubtcn eli,
ne unfreunolidte 9efonntifait nit
Dem StraBenpflaitar MAIDEN. Gin
1peiBeS @ei6nadtsfelt lit ia bon III.
len crtpiiniht, aber nit beng 6ntub.
iuetter bat uIls Der @ettergott fciltcit
@einlcn gctGur.
Staotrat9s &c q d t I'M
800" II Seute Ahc1o merocn DIE
Observation-Disclosures OH Ginla.
oung Ocs SberIten .. s. Wunop III
Gorpore Den 300" nit ibrcn ia.
men beitdler, mo meroen bic Stnot.
rat6snitglieocr Samuel g. @eit
iinb GrGiioent 5. 9urrp Mabool alS
GmpfonaS.Gomite fungireit.
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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29
Teachers, read this.

Arrangements have been made
to have the April examinations
held at Sargent and Galloway as
well as at Broken Bow. This is
planned expressly to accommo-
date those teachers who can
either reach Sargent or Gala
way more easily than Broken
Bow. The examination will be
exactly the same, and will be
conducted in the same manner.
AS all answer papers are sent to
the state superintendent the
gradings must be the same.
Those Of our teachers who notice
this article may confer quite a
favor on other teachers by calling
their attention to it. 1t is not
the purpose to have the succeed
ing examinations at these points,
but only tor the month of April.
The state superintendent urges
all who can to take the eXamin-
ations early in the year, for at
least two reasons: First, in or
der that any who fail on one or
more of the five essentials" may
have time to make up their de-
ficiency and be ready for the fall
schools; and second, to relieve
the State Examining Board of a
part of the mass of work which
will inevitably come upon them
during the fall months, Let all,
who can, be on hand for the April
examinations. The date will be
April 20 and q, the third Fri
day and Saturday in the month,
H. M. PINcKNEY, Co. Supt.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29

AT the meeting of the city
council Wednesday night the
following persons were appointed
members of the election board
for the city next Tuesday.
First ward:-M. A. Walters
aud L. E. Cole, clerks. p. A..
Walton and S. L. Cannon, judges.
Second ward:-D. c. Konkel
and d. f. Bauder, clerks. S. w.
Sidwell and T. w Myers, judges.
Third ward:-Will Johnson
and H. A. Watts, clerks. w.
II. Shackelford and Ner Hartley,
Judges.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29

Our patrons need not fear that
rose bushes delivered through the
the REPUBLICAN are inferior or
will not thrive in this climate.
They are grown by a firm that
ships 100000 plants each year.
Each plant is at least one year
old and absolutely healthy. Six
choice rose bushes, with a years
subscription to the Weekly In
ter Ocean and this paper will
cost only Sl,55. 42-49
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29

DIR. Headrick of Omaha will
make his next regular visit to
Broken Bow Saturday, April 9TH,
at the Grand Central hotel. His
practice is limited to chronic
diseases and the fee is low-to be
paid only as you receive benefits.
Consultation free. 42
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29

MISUNDERSTANDING head
OF cattle to pasture, seven miles
south of Berwyn. Good fresh
pasture and plenty of water.
Price, 40 cents a month.
42-45. A. G.. CRAWFORD.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29

The REPUBLICAN always leads
and never follows. A garden of
roses is given free to every sub
scriber. See offer printed else
where. 42-49
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29
The Burlington Hotel Changes Hands.

The Burlington Hotel Changes Hands.
c. H. Kennedy has purchased
DR.. Bass interests in the Bur-
lington Hotel. The deal was
closed yesterday and Mr.. Ken
nedy took charge this morning.
Mr.. Kednedy is an experienced
hotel man and knows how to
cater to the public. His long
connection With the Commercial
of this city gives him an extern
sive as well as favorable acquain-
lance with the public and we
predict his old customers will not
be long in finding him at the
Burlington. The REPUBLICAN
predicts success for the new
management.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29

For SALE-Eleven and half
lots, 50x140 feet. Good frame
house, good barn, good we'll and
100 bearing fruit trees. Enquire
at this office. lift
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29

For SALE:-West half of Block
10 Jewett and Lilly's addition to
Broken Bow. Good improve
ments. Will take good team
part payment.
tt DR.. G.. H. Brown.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-29
Program and Basket Supper.

The Prairie Center school, six
miles west of Broken Bow, will
give a big program and basket
supper at this school house on the
last day of school, Thursday
night, April 5th. The proceeds
will go to the benefit of the suf-
ferirg Japanese.
This is laudable enterprise
and every one who possibly can
should patronize this enterprise.
1t has only been few years since
our people were on the charity of
the public and we should be glad
of the opportunity to help those
in distress.