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Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-11

Bring the news to this office. We
are always glad to have our sub
scribers send or bring us items Of
news. If each one of our large list
of readers would give us one item
each week what a grand local paper
we could have. Send in anything
but politics and we shall be thankful.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-11
A Happy Family.

j. j. Mann, of Fordyce, Ark, writes:
Use Carlstedt's German Liver Power
for ten years, cured my wife of female
troubles. Haven't had a doctor for
six years, formerly paid two or three
doctor bills year. Would not be with
out it. Worth it's weight in gold
Guaranteed under the Pure Food and
Drugs Act. Price 25c. Sold by all
druggists.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-11
WhitzeII.Mc6ary.

The announcement of the marriage
Of Mrs. Sallie 9. McGary to Mr.. Will
liam G, Whitzell, in Portland, Ore,
last week was received with interest
here. Mrs. Whitzell was Miss Chean-
ey, of Henderson, before her marriage
to "Billy" McGary, Of Paducah,
who had a score of friends on the
road.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-11
A Cure For Constipation And
Piles Discovered At Last.

Carlstedt's German Liver Powder;
removes the cause and cures every
case. Never failure reported. Try
it. Guaranteed under the Pure Food
and Drugs Act. Price Csc Sold by
all Druggists.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-11

r. n. Nickel died yesturday at
his home of brights disease, Of which
he had been sufferer for severl
months. Mr.. Nickel was born and
reared in this county and has been
well and favorably known. He was
a good citizen and leaves many rela-
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-11

Piles get quick and certain relief
from DR.. Shops Magic Ointment.
Please note it is made alone for Piles,
and Its action is positive and certain.
Itching, painful, protruding or blind
piles disappear like magic by it's use.
Large nickel. capped glass jars so cents
Sold by Haynes & Taylor.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-11
Eczema and rlmpIes

are quickly and permanently cured by
ZEMO, q clean liquid for external use.
ZEMO draws the germs to the surface
of the skin and destroys them, leaving
a nice clear healthy skin. Write E. w.
Rose Med. Co., St. Louis, Mo-, fer
sample. All Druggists sell ZEMO.
HAYNES & TAYLOR.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-11
Wise Counsel From The South.

81 want to give some valuable ad-
vice to those who suffer with lame
back and kidney trouble" says J. r.
Blankenship, of Beck, Tenn. Il have
proved to an absolute certainty that
Electric Bitters will positively cure this
distressing condition. The first bottle
gave me great relief and after taking
few more bottles. l was completely
cured; so completely that it becomes a
pleasure to recommend this great rem
edy." Sold under guarantee at j. n.
Orme's drug store. Price so cents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
@eprac @alhinatpn.

Der Sebrltar, Der fiir5eltc Der 5lpolf
Monote bes SobreS, bot benz qmeri-
fonii6eu Golfc Orei ieiner groBten
Sobne ge9eben. Im IL. Sebruor
%feierte OoS 2onb ben %. @eburtstog
glbroDam 2incoln'S, am 81. lit Scr
bltnoertite @ebrrtStog oeS 9ihterS
SpngfeQolu'S unO mlorgen lit Der t75,
@e6urtstug George @|olbington's.
@olbington lit Der ein5ige glntcrifo-
ner, oeiiet @cburtstog Die gtotion
ais cinen allgemeinen Seiertng be-
9ebt. Cine grobe @brling, Die Der
groBe Mann ober p%ollollf berbient
bat. Gas &olb pereDrt i'm ais iei-
men groBtcn SobL Der mcbr getbnn
ais irgcnb Giner. @roB in Srieoens-
orbcit, im&riege grob, bn err ms bonn
Scinoe loSriB in bartent Giltgen ollf
oenl S6lo6tfeloe, nm Die llnobbGn-
gigfcit Der &olonien 5lt erfGmpfcn.
Hltblg III lleberlsgelt, teltrtg int gitSs
fiibrcn, itonoboft im llngliif, flltg
in Der 8abl ieiner &otbgebcr, pflidt-
.getrcu ais @iirger uno ais Wenih.
gered)t gegen Srellno nnb Seino itebt
@oibington olS Der @roBten einer
III Der Golfcrgeibidte ga. llnb 5abl-
rci6e 0enfni1ler IN ben Ser. Stoa-
ten geben3 cllgniB, mi. bod bas 2ono
feline Seroienite I'M Die llltion lddbt.
0oS iinO GllBcrli6e @br1ngen. 9ei-
icr miro Der 8eburtstog bes grpberi
WforteS gefeiert, lpenn mir ms ulif
Die 9roBen Erin5ipien ben gliibenOelt
Gotriotismus @aibington's beiin-
men iinb @ergleide 5miiden Ser @e-
genipart uno ienen groBen Sagen
5ieber, III oenen @aibington Die I'M
obb1n9igfeit Der &olonien crf1mpfte
uno Den @runb legtc ST elmer Gepil-
blif, Die III ibrem munocrbaren @er-
ben illo @eoei6en nidt ibresgleid)en
IN Der @eltgei6idtc bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Der ncnc Icidlstaa.

Wit groBem @epr6nge lit Der ttcll-
~gcludblte Geid)stag bon &ailer gSil-
belm ielbit burd) cine S6ronrebc ers
0ffnct morocn. Die &oltptitelle Scr
Nebe liegt in oem Sobe, yG6enio,
mic i6 mtQcnS BIN gcipilien6oit ullc
ocrfoIiungSm1Bigen Hcd)te unO Sri.
nilegien ST 6co6o6ten, bin i6 Scr gut
ten 3ltperiidt, 0aB ser ncllc &etdS,
tag, aus einiidtsnollen uno tbat.
tr0ftigen Wtonnern 5uIommcngeiebt,
aterfennen miro, 0oB cS ieinc b0d)Ite
Eflidt lit, uniere Stellilng inter bclt
ciuiliIirten Hotionen 5lt crboltcn lttO
81 It6rfen," 9ieIes Yrogrontm iuor
bel Den @oblcn Die &orolc unO bic
WtoioritGt OcS &ci6StogS lit Onraltf-
hin gclpGblt moroen. Wfit Dem &c
ipcltIt ser HeoftiolL nit mcld)cn1 oclt
9cltti6et Dor 0cn @oblcn grrlIelig
gcnlo0t merOcn ioltc, lit cS olio
ni6tS; NIT Der ogroBen @cfobr 0cS
pcrionli6en HegimentS" it's cbens
foQs nidtS. IS lit bic rationale
SDce, Die Der &oiicr in ocn &oroer-
grltno Itelt. 0obei miro betont,
OnB Die ollgemcinc politii6c Gage
5u Der 6ltperii6tliden &%offnung be-
redtige, oaB Der Srieoc audi fir Die
3rtfltnft crbolten bleibc. Wtit Oen
Serbiinoeten miir0cn ber6lid)e Be
5icbungcn gcpflogcL nit Sen an0e.
rem NtGdten CUTE uto correfte 9e5ic.
bungen. 9o Ser poIitii6c @ori5ont
.nod) ouBen frei lit, fam iid Scr
&eidStog leoiglid nit %notionalen
Iufgobcn bcfoiien ltnO ga miro mic
ser ongefniipft iueroelt, mo BET Der
Nufloiung 0es oltcn Hei6stogS Scr
6aoen obgei6nitten nltroe bel
Der aolonialfragc. @dbreno Der
8nblcampagne lit ii6er Die beltti6en
&olonien bicl olfgefldrt porDen, be.
lonberS oltrd Die Heoet oeS Solo
niol.9 ircftprS 9ernbltrg, Der bon
Dem oeutl6en &o~lollialbeiib gang alls
oers Oenft lpie ieincr5eit Der 5meite
&eidsfon3ler Gopripi Der ooS unbcs
oodltiome Mort aisiprad: Sc meni-
ger gfrifo, beito better. 90 Die SIC
gierung i'm nellen &ei6stoge cine
MoioritGt BON conierpotipen ltlo Ii
bcralen @lementen bat, 10 lit tic III
'StonO Qeiebt, ibre rationale Eolitit
orrd5uicbcn,
Die So5ioliitcit 6lilt5tcn bel ser
@roffling OcS &eiGStogS bllrdl lire
N%blpcicnbeit. sic f0nnen Iid) nid)t
oo5u ucrItebelt, lif 6ei'nt 9oiier-@oG
5u erbeben unO nit ein5llitimmcl1,
ipie eS fiir6lih ibre piirttcmbergilhen
@enolicn bel Ser @roffnltng oes
HoltotogcS getbon bo6en, @ie ii6 Die
Northumberland fir bic &egie-
ring im neuet &eid)stog geItolten
merber, bat iid idon BET ser 8obl
bes ErGiioenten unb Der gice . GrG-
lioenten ge5eigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
8cfanntmadmngen
9epartement fir Btiertlide sidtr9elt.

hhttN ~ doNNN '''A - o.
8alttmore,1 10. 5ebrllnr 1907. :.
Weriieeelie gtngeboie, an ben BOARD 81
Iluatos" %aorctiirt, meroci int Sfireau oeS
Staei.9teeiItrators in ieinem giireaIi int Sfat9.
baufc bis WlittuodJ, ben O. Mlar5 1907, ii uHr
@urmittaas, fir %folgenoe GieferitH9en 'entGeseti
genommet:
brct aolbcn.3 amp Seucripriten erfter @rShc,
Gin 9nBia Saten' nrb a%citeruaGen eriter
Critic;
icGS eomOiriste demtt@c epriten unO
Sdlaud1iungen:
finf5e6ntanIeub SUI 2h.36atse oe.upbcue
Wnner IaJlanmc;
Yferbs fir einen Sermin non iedIs @ionatei.
Separnte 9lngebote miificl fir iebes obeflges
nannter Stems geitellt iucroen. Spe5iftfatiofteti
pcrocn anf 9crIaneen bonn sefretar peg Ssncr::
Departments g~elietert. Sin beglqlhigtet 9bet
ii6er $500, an ben Mnpor un6 Staotratb bon
Baltimore 5abl6nr 9enladt, nuB ieoen Ilt9ebot
~beigefiiet ieir. 9dS aiedt lit oOrbeBaIten. irgeHo
Elm ooer nlle %SIugebote ab5llueife1.
Sm g~luftrnge Der @eb0roe. h,
Y. ". @ilfinion,
Sefretdr.
Gltgebeiben: .
6. 6faG Simanns,
&rGiiocnt Der GuntraftDcrgebungss9eBbrbc.
(6eb21 ,22, 1926, 26, 27,2S, Mfdr51,2,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

cine GunmGeit 6egdnocu bo6cn. Ger
&rGii0cnt mo icin StootSminiItcr
boben nun piel SIT tbrn, ltt oo8
ic(bItbcuuBte entpiinoli6c Sopon mie-
Der ST b~crltbi9en. @enn i6nen 0oS
iibcrDoupt gclingt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Siircnn Der etraRcnbnrGbrudjs : Goutniiidre
Gncns Nich1nhr.

Sucus8cbduoc.
baltimore, Ia. Scbrunr 1907.
Separate ltno bcriie9eIte Nn9ebotc, an ben
"gonrb OF 9fpnrbs, enre OF toe 9iib Neqiiter, "
n~oreiItrt, peroen bonn Observation-Disclosures in iets
mem giirean I'M Slatbbauie bis Wiittu od, ben
%. Sebrnar 1907, II iibr @prmittugs, ~ent9egen
aenonmen fir Die Gibelirung, bic @oiiens iino
aanblteinIcging, y; bic &iIaitcraina NIT S1set..
ISpbaIt, oitrtfi5irten 3ieeeIiteinen, StSp6alt'
gIbden ODER 9ituIttbif Der &art.Serraee, non
Der observation-disclosures Bis sur SrnibsStg.Sto
Spe8ififationen ltno 9lngcbots5 ormuIare tuers
ben ouf g(ppliiation in biefert @ilreolt 9~eliefert,
no YIdne lillo Sroftle eingeiepen iperoen fpli1et.
Sic @ontraft.G neutrality-suspicious. tebdIt ii1
baS 9te6t Dor, ireeib ipeIhe itib ale ~glneebote
8l periuerfen. Gin bcgInl6igter Gbed in ber
S66c oeS in ben Spe3ififntioHelt angegebenen
getraees. 5abIbar on ben Wabor uno Stabt.
ratb BON Baltimore, rHub ieoern slngebot beiges
fiiet feiu.
Srn @iftraec Der 9eb5roe
8. 9trtGnr @id6am,
Brdfibent Der Neb6roe.
Ga0cnc 3. 8pbgcrS,
GIcrf.
@citdtiot: rut
6. Gfai1 SimannS,
ErIfioent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
8ebr14. 10. 16, 18, 10, 20. 81 ,23. 90. 26).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
GuuinItnSo @pff.

SIS Itarb an 10. 5cbruar 1907 5ruu auri.
Dnnoa @plf i'm Nlier bon 81 Sa6rcn, 1 Wioitdt
uuo q 3daeu. Gaitiu pes Oerjturbcnet Wilt
oteas gSoIf. Die &eerbialmg iinbct 6rcitn9,
gta6miitngS 4 ll6r. ppm 3rduerGauie, Dir. All,
Glib entru[s alOeuuc. ans itott GA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

Ger RIB M fran5oiiide
aobinet lit ourd) Dos @inleltfen bcs
Miliitcr : Eraiioentcn Glcmcnceolt
nod eillnlol iiberflciltert lporbcll. @ie
lange cs lpobl bolte1 mag2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

glaferiid = Yartartia 1rtrbltdb.
gReftlth BON Talbropf Elm iirtb cine babe
giortt.albenis.Gar. Sreie antfden Wa6miftaes
am IerrititS. Nreiie bon 8egrdbntbpIdten
lett fpeaiea. Qeidte gebinaungeii. 1eIepboii--
gatcn 223. yircaM: Granfltn. NIB Mtnbfpr.
9loaos. @crIonat SroLtiire. (Wlai4 ,1S,I&Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Snniaunoa Gantcr6adl,

Gs itarb nin 20. 5ebrnnr 1907 Srniaunba
aeliebte Satin bon Sacob auiters
BAD, i'm Otter bon 10 Sabren unb 2 9ioiaien.
Sic @eerbi9ung finbet 5reitag, ben %. >5ebrunr,
gfu6ftittnaS 2 llbr, bon Der gSobnling ibrer
2o6ter, CIR. 1906, Siibs9lnisS trabe, aus itatt.
tp2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
8an( IS. Steinbodl.

SO itnrb am 90. 6cbrldr 1907 Yanf u.
Stein6adl, aeIicbter @attc bon Nitie Steilbuh,
Ner1pnllote nnb 6rcltloe iino adttltgobou ciits
Tags . llbr. bon fci1er 9Sobnutg, 9r. 10, gSeft.
gS~inber=StraBe, aus bei5uipobnelt. NeifebIn1
anf Der uGeour Sill GcinetcrD". (52-4D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Baltimore Eer6ctcrn.

Wiirran: Sranfliu. YIbn., Baltimore. It. WDrttfr.
WeerdbnibpIdbe yum @erfanf - bon $25 an,
bier @rdber. Sreie 8enltufa Der 3apeue fiir
IruuergotteSoienite. (Sunif6,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

sur GrlcOi9lng ser 6roge U%orbatOcn
icill miro.
llebcr lie Sorti6rittcOe Ser
beutihen S6olmipein : SnouItric
bot Der omcrifoniI6e &oniul III Bar
! men q. 6. @ager Ocm Stoats Dc
portement in @oibington einen into
reiionten @eri6t eingeididt. Die
@ie9e oielcr SnOuItrie lit in Goblen5
81 lu6en, mo inn Sabre 1920 cine
6irnta Sen eriten, berti6en S0aum.
meill olf oen Morft bradte. Snt
Sabre 1913 erportirte 6ieie 6irma be-
reit$ 5000 Sloiden unO in Der 6olge
0elong es ibr, fir ibr 8roblttt in an
Oeren 2Gn0erll, numentlid in eng
lun0 un6 Ben englii6en &olonien eli
men fciten Marft ST. ifaffen. Sebr
longe Ootlerte es oogegen, bis Der
beimiid)cG audi in9elttld)-
lonO ielbIt Die 9lnerfcnmtnq fano, Die
or peroicnte. Scr Oeuti6e Seinld)me-
der 5og Die fron5oiii6cn Worfen Dor
un0 permodte icin Sorlrtbeil gegen
ooS Dem patcrlGnOii0cn 9ooen eilts
ipro1iene Grobuft ni6t 81 iiberuin'
Ben. Scr &rieg bon 1870 uno III
trltg itbciicll picl oo5u bel, 0oS CT
luafte oelttide 0tationolgefiibl fir
ben beimii1en S1olimipein mobil
81 MAIDEN uno beute bot iid) Oie Sn-
bItitrie Der beionoeren 6itriorge oeS
oeittiGen &oiierS 5lt erfrelten.
@nbIt6 BIT 6t Gin 2i6t-
itro6l in boS Glitter Der SonntogS-
@eiebe ocS Stootes Woiioduietts.
No6 me6r ais Observation-Disclosures
9lilsii6ung Der n9lue 2omS" lit al6
BORT Die 8roee oltf9ctolGt, Oh oieie
WcIcbc Ben beutigcn Inid)oultn9en
entipreGen. Cine W%tcbrbeit beS nit
Der 9l60noerung Oes Sonntngs'@ez
leBes bealtftro9ten Gomtte'S Der SeglSs
latllr. lit bofiir, ooB im Stoote am
Sonntog 9oIeboQ, Golf un6 anoere
atbletiiGe Spiele geOulOet merOen
Giirfen, oob bic 9iblitobefen uno Wtlt-
iee'n often bleiben, DOB Gobof, GtS-
creme uno Gbnli6e Sa6el1 perfoitft
inb 2e6ensmittel, Dor olen 9iflgen
Mild, am Sonttog o6qeliefert mer.
BEN b%iirfen. Gos lit fir Maiiofli-
let's i6on eiu gemaltiges 3ugeltGnO.
niB, ipenlr olld sic iibrigc @clt iiG
lu1tnNern milB, DOB I'M 20. Sobrbut-
Oert nod @eiebe criitiren, nelde cs
Sen Weniden unteriagen, an Cont
toge &onolllngen 3u unternebmen,
Die ibnen niibcr unO sic gang gepib
gtiemanoem i6aoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

Ger netonerG prre.
lponoeilt OeS u2oltiSpiac Mn5eigerS"
idreibt: Sic Sorif-GommiliioiL bic
cine 3lllommcnfunft nit ben bellt-
idcn Sodperltonbigen gebobt fat,
I'M 81 pcrIudcn, 5uirieoenItellcnbe
Sonbelsbe5iebungcn nit Den 8crei-
rliGten Stootclt ST. orrongirelt, bot
ibren Serift fertig g%eltclt, ltnb cS
p~erlautet, BOB bcrielbe bolo bem Yrd-
i~ioenten lnterbreitet unb bon bieiem
Dem GongreB iiberionot merben ipirb.
Sic Gommiiiion bot cine Mn5obl @e-
g%enItanoe berporgebobeiL auf oenen
gegenieitige Gebrftioi1en CUR 3ufrie-
oenbeit Geuti6lanb's eenta1t pcr-
ben fonnen, obre bob sic SttereIien
Der Ser. Stooten ooourh gei6Gbigt
iper0en. So Der 9eri1t fat iogor
auf cine &n5abl @enberiungen binge-
mieien, Die in Der Administration Der
9ctuert6ungs : Negulotipren II. GOLF
Eeflorirungen gcnloht iperoen fon-
men, Die aae bas quite commer5ieIe
giilpernebmen 8piiden BEN 5ipei
2Gnbern 5u bebcn geeignet iinb. Die
ie IngelegenDeiten fonnten IN ei-
mem 8ertrag einperleibt perben, bod)
miro eS fir Observation-Disclosures ae6ol=
ten, bob tic 81 einent intregrirenbell
Sbeile bes Sorifgeieses gemo6t lper.
Sen uno BOB lire 8ortbeile ollf bicie
@eile allen Hationen in gleider @ei.
ic offen iteben iperoen. gs mag niht
moglid fem, Die genberi,ngel1 in ser
gcgenipdrtigen Seiiion bes Gongrei-
ies SIT ciltem Geiet ST. MAIDEN, ober
ser Mobns 8ipetoi, Inter ipeldenl
mir beit Sanoel nit Geutiflonb bis.
Der gcfiibrt baber5 lit I'M Gin Sobr
uerldngert poroen, 10 Dob 3eit genlig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

Goiulanb's tiirfiid)c @GScr,
Gqnitabis.g stdnSe, FuHamt oesem. etetS often.
(Mng22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
&"erfanulitna 10 glnsei9rit.

Sic SeutIfe 1cuer.@eriihcrnngS 8cicnIfnTt
uun Baltimore.
Sic idbrli6e 9GGbl bon 5iu0lf SireftDrel miro
Mloitag, ben 4. Wiir6 1907, 3nif6en IL uno II
llbr 8urmittngs, filttfiitoen.
(52) SuBn y. 2nubcr, Seiretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
9r. CAN'T,

ScGieber NIB giNhtter.
Ser electromagnetic aQer mebieit. @r CT.
3dblt Sbner, mas &c 5u ipiien iuiinfhett, mag
es giinftig ODER ineiinItig fein, eIei6oieI, ipas
Sbre @rau9faIe,. Soffnungett. Mutbmabuneen
ober 9Siini6e iiro. @r bat s~nberen ~9eboIfer.
gSarur ni6t Sbnen2 60 iiber6elgt 1T er bor
felner Sdbielcit, onB ct feline 9e6nbIung I'M
8orGus fir Nortri9e ~entgeeen nlmntt, uno
ipe1ll ct nift in aueu SGnen n1ui9 6~lfriebeu
felt, ipiro feline @ebiibr ~acceptirt. Bortrdge
80 Gents unb $1.00.
epredEanbem ppn 10 6is Z ttbr.
6. & g. 3elcpbon: WOunt SernoH 6176-O.
Gr. 40, 8~arf'auenne.
i9eAt4--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
8crmifdte Inseiseu.
,2lmos' Ouicf Sunbrooms."

SNG nesf4k~ III
9entfdbe Slider unp 8eitFdrtften.
Suaenof0riften, Wldrbe nHo Gr51bIit9en,
Rlafiser, @ebicbte. &omare etc. (SeDto .1Sf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

9unncrtas, Den 81, 6cbrtar 1907.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-31
Lee Park Locals,

Mr.. Ferguson has bad cold but how
colds are gotten is the question.
Mr.. Jno. Wall, of Arcadia, received a
telegram from Kansas City saying Mrs.
Wall was seriously Ill. He started at
once for there.
Quite lot of live stock was marketed
last week, Among those on a special
were: S. T. Certhur, Comstock; w. A.
Rabourn, Arcadia.
did not learn.
Frank Tobey has begun to gather his
corn. He was stopped by the recent bad
weather till now.
1t is reported that the ground has
more dampness than has been for many
years and good prospect for heavy
crop.
Jno. Urban is going to have a public
sale before long or as soon as his corn is
finished.
One of our amateur farmers informed
us the proper way to grow hogs was to
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-31
Married.

AT the residence of the brides
parents, Postm aster and Mrs. l..
II. Jewett, in Broken Bow, Ne
braska, Mr.. Charles A. Scott, of
Halsey, Nebraska, and Miss
Perley B. Jewett, at $3.50 o'clock,
Wednesday evening, Jan. 80,
1907, Rev. A. A. Mitchell, of
the Presbyterian church, officiat-
ing, in the presence of members
of the family and about thirty
invited guests.
The bride is one of Broken
Bows most popular and accom-
plised daughters, having been
born in this city and is held in
very high esteem by all.
The groom is superintendent
OF the Government Forestry Re-
serve at Halsey and is a young
man of bright intellect and sterl-
ing qualities.
After the ceremony wedding
supper was served and hearty
congratulations extended.
The couple left this morning
for short visit in Kansas with
relatives of the groom and will
go from there 20 Washington, ID.
c., returning to Halsey in about
six weeks, and there reside.
The REPUBLICAN extends its
heartiest good will to the inter-
ested parties and hopes happiness
and prosperity will always faith
fully attend them.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-31

What appears at FIRST glance
as sensible arrangement-con-
ditions considered--is the re-
ported agreement between two
married people of much social
prominence to live apart for a
stipulated period. Instead Of
flying at once to the divorce
courts this couple determined to
find out if life apart would be
more oongeniel, and a year, they
think, will satisfy them on the
point. If, at the end of this
period, they are satisfied that
they are better content apart,
the courts will be asked to grant
them a legal separation, other
wise the martial relations will be
resumed.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-31
RESOLUTIONS.

Headquarters C. C. Washburr
Post No. %, Department
of Nebraska, G. A. r.,
December 18th, 1906.
RESOLVED: That by the re-
moval from among us of Com
rade w. w. Cowels, this Post
has lost a true friend and loyal
supporter, and the community
one OF its most useful citizens,
His daily walk and conversa-
ton were such as to stamp him
as a man who trod a plane
where only manly men can walk,
and those who were permitted
the pleasure of his confidence
were continually led to feel an
"up-lift" for a more useful life.
We heartily commend him to
the good will of any community
in which his future home NAV
be, and we assure him that
wherever he may go he will be
followed by the best wishes OF
his old comrades in Broken Bow.
BY S. L. CANNON,
Cd Post Adjutant.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-31
Junior Normal.

We notice among the bills
introduced in the state legisla-
ture is one providing for four
more Junior Normal schools.
Representative +. c. Wilson is a
member of the school committee.
Should this bill become a law
there is probably no town in the
state that would accommodate as
great number of school teach
ers as would Broken Bow and all
who are interested in the educa-
tional interest of Custer county
should use their influence to see
that one of the Junior Normals
is located in Broken Bow. The
three Junior Normals we now
have are located at Alliance,
North Platte and McCook, none
of which are conveniently locat-
ed to accommodate the three hun
dred teachers of Custer county
or those in adjoining counties.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-31
To Regulate Convict-Made C oods

A bill of great importance both
to labor and to the manufacture
ing world is now before the
Senate, having already passed
the House. 1t is fathereG by
Representative Hunt, of Missouri,
and seeks to prevent the free
passage from state to state OF
convict made goods. At the
present time, under the interstate
commerce law, articles manu-
featured in State penitentaries
may pass freely beyond the
boundaries of the state and be
offered in open market in COM
petition with the products of
free labor. The Hunt bill seeks
to remedy this illogical condi-
ton of affairs by practically
suspending the provisions of the
Interstate commerce law and
permitting each state to legislate
Tor itself on the subject of the
employment of its convicts, and
also to prohibit the introduction
to its territory of goods made by
convicts IN other states. Deal
ers in agricultural implements
and in farmers supplies are
especially interested in the meas
ure, which will bring to an end
the whitening competition offer
ed by the sale of binding Irvine
manufactured in the peniteu-
tiaries of five states and shipped
beyond the confines of those
states. In this particular case,
the result has been not only to
deprive free labor engaged in the
manufacture of such Irvine of the
work that means their daily bread
but 1t also has crippled the deal
ers who had contracted for stocks
of the Irvine from regular manu-
facturers. A growing tendency
is seen to employ convict labor in
upbuilding of public roads and
IN such other work as will offer
no competition to free labor and
still be benefit to the entire
community. A bill similar to
that introduced by Mr.. Hunt
passed the House in the 56th
Congress but failed to pass the
Senate. 1t is believed the meas
ure has a far better chance of
passage in the Senate now than
it had then.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-31
Goes to the Reform School.

Walter Marian Little, aged
IA years, on complaint of his
mother, Mrs. Susanna Little, re.
siding OF miles southeast OF
Galloway, was brought to Bro
ken Bow last Sunday and lodged
in the county Jail. Mrs. Little,
in her complaint, alleged that
Walter possessed revolver and
that he had threatened to shoot
her and also her husband, Will
liam, who has been an invalid
for four years and unable tc
govern the lad; that the boy has
been, for some time, incorrigible
and was growing up in mendi-
cancy and crime.
Yesterday the boy was ar
raigned before Judge Humphrey
and testimony heard, all of which
supported the allegations in the
complaint and he was remanded
to the care of Sheriff Richardson,
by him to be taken to the State
Industrial School for Boys, al
Rearney, which will be done next
Monday.