Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. RL1TEMBER TA 1910.
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Nebraska
OIL PROVES SLICE OtESTIOi
t',.e. t-:e rjest of bwwlt. H
, the oyinjoa that Lineoia shouid cut dovt
about te.f or two-thirds cf ita tr . and
" la the f Jtur plant !ree which ar nort
WUsca fesplaiat Bristi Oat Kadi j .. offIra
Eridence at AJ&COla. The state association of photographers
! eiened th titfU4 yesterday:
K. C Neieoo of Haj-jnra. pro udi
UTTTTTSS IS TTT"T OFF ST ATT) ' ?. fr of .oru. uu. iirst rice
Railroad Uwrn Bee;! a r
1st Materiel Pee-ared fee la
Rate Heerlasj Whew Powell
to VIlMnwi.
Mr. 1 corn of Tort, second vice president.
' U i-oiu of h:nrt secretary
: Ann or Anoerson ot w aaoo. treasurer.
HAYWARD AND BURKETT
BOTH TALK AT PALMYRA
Twe (ulUun, with The
aed Cewaty Tleaeta,
State
PALJITIU, eb.. feept. . Special
A btg repuaucaa bwu waa heid at ta
opera houa her last e-gai. in woica the
wcii candidate for ta legA-atar. H. H.
Will Hay ward, and hia reception at tai
mfiU4 tauved sow wcii h stood la his
o n county.
acnaiur Burkett apoke far ever as hour
on in important luuu before th people.
PERU LEADS ATTENDANCE
Earell eat at State 5raul
(ktwi Madeeta Melaflalag
TWIf later.
Nebraska
heed'-iaers at th Kurwy county eeJeora-
Ham.
Restles Fall FnttTL
HASTINGS. N-b . Sp. x Special Tele
gram. A traia of fifty utomotii.n fliied
WJj Hutrii boce-ters today toured Adam
eeoaty and made brief stop at half
desea twns. TSe trip was mad to ad
vertise the Centra Nebraska fall festival.
which wUi be beid her October 1 to IS.
Acotbr aatomobl . ttrur will be Bad next
Tuesday.
iLAKASTLRCOCm IMPOSES
District Court Gerk Shew- Kow it
ties Insane Hospital
TEXCTWS BTTEDI3 05 IKE STATE
Clerk smtta He Plgwree fa Effeet
that 1 aacaeter ! All Ita
tourf Caere Vrm the SheA
der ( the State.
(Tfnu a Start Correrpondent)
LINCOLN, eept. 3 Spaai. Whi the
railway hmuMmib may hare beard lit
t.e about oO rate la th hearing of the
application of YKTor Wllaoa f jr a rd jctioa
la tha ratea oo oil It did tear an about
oil fuel oil. erado oil. aad otor k. tv.1 of
oiL Tb sitnesa. bo aa ao wU poated. i iarUm. W. W. Aciieaa aad J. B. BoU-
araa C. T. Hoop of Klssa City, lspcrted ! OeuTcred aaort a4dreaaea. followed 07
aa a chenacaU enciseer. i Add:oa Wait. repu&ua caadidaia for
la his leaanittcr Mr. Rot-p rare a detailed aecretary of atate.
atatemrat of tbe prora of rf.ainc oj . nnatur buraett aad Coiooel WU1 Hay
acd of tbo otrtaci tn the oil found In I irX. a bo era ctommt u aecosd day a
CaUforcia. Texaa. Okiacoma. Kuaa aad ! vora ttt tceir auUKnoaii tour, am red
l:.:nota and be wourd up with tr.a a "-ate-' tr.ra Byracue aad were Lh pnacipau
Eect that be aad examioed at leaat i ipaera. T J waa U foorth apeeca ai
d:"ernt oil eumera for dcmrstlc ue ai3 u; cay for each of teem aad tba OJUh
fa aad aot eao that waa s&m?ctory. H . uf tae a
went further aad aald if a manufacturer I Co.jcc. iiayward deToted a porooa i
of a aanafatrtory burner wouid ar.ow up In ' the um to a booat for tho iaglaaUT aad
Kaaaaa City a wou.'d jJto him to. I county uchet. thm b-aace of tho tinio bw
vorta of work puttit. tie bum-n tn tr. . .g deToied to state aad national afialra.
turaaeaa of that city. As to wou.4 i Tiere la no isai la Otoe county wao has
glTO him 1-0 for taa burner. Ear ecihuaiaaUc tlecda than Coloaat
Tho ra.Iroada put oa a few witaesaeo to
tail how much they had to pay In carnages
for hauilnc ou aad how ijtti Uey can cau:
at oca tune to Justify tnetr present rates.
Victor Aiiwi. use coo:piar.airt. went into
tha quaatlon of C cuat per Ua per nut
of haaiiax tiio oi: aad practicably admitted
befor coaiptetina- his cross tmina:ioa
toat he had got beynad his depth. C G.
Powell waa paced oa tho sr-aad by Mr.
Wiiaosi aad tae tiuesuoca ha aaked him
cat tho railroad attorney a an opportunity
to brwak lata LL evidenc which Mr. Pow-
eU has beea. eooipthEf for th rat cases I PERC. Nsb, Sept. 3.- Special -EnroU-aow
la tha courts and tha wltaeaa waa ; ment conuauea to mcrcajM from time to
haaiil unstd aftar havinc atdestopped I Um fru otiU leads la attendance
coaatarmar on th ueauooa. orml schools of tha stAXa.
Lut vear th- onmixtai reduced the I Keports show that Para has a larger n-
oU rata. M per cent and went o-rer tie I ".Utnent by aboat W tana Koaxney and
Tha new adsunis-traton bolMlec la near
lcc completion and win be ready for 00
cunaary by January 1 Tha new buildics
will contain ail Use offlcea, mary recita
tion rooms, a swim mine pool for tha phys
ical culture department and probably th
department of domestic aclence.
Th cormal has eatAblisoed a mora com
plete system of physical culture this year,
it recjtnrin- two hours of credit for gradu
ation. Th3 work has been pAced In the
hands of Miss Eader of the Cnirersiry of
Nebraaka and Prof. Brum of Kansas
university. Both har bean encased tn the
work for soma time and are abi directors.
The Eieerett Literary society opened the
year last Friday even in; in Drwrctt hall
with a musical program. At tha resrolar
business meeting th following officers
wer elected for th coming semester:
A, L Roberts, president: Ehel Roblnaon.
Tie president: Mary Barnes, secretary:
Ira Crook, treasurer: Besai Burke, crtttc,
J. D. McMuUen. attorney; Clay DoUom,
sergeant -at-arma.
President Hays was la attendance at a
meeting of the directors of th BtAta
Teachers assoctatlon at Lincoln Saturday.
Miss Haael Beck, a member of th class
of t. who has been teaching in th saga
school at Holdreg. has accepted a call
to th department of music In tha Pern
normal aad will assist la the piano work.
Th normal gle club sndg th direction
of Prof. H- C. Boas Is preparing for
their engagement at th Stat Teachers'
association, which will be held in Lin
coln November 3. M aad X.
Prof. Gregg's parliamentary law ciaai
has orranixed th ParUAnieatarT Law
club" agaia this year with Ray Gilkerson
as president and Ruth Workmaa as secre
tary,
Joy E- Morgan, pres.dent of last year's
senior class aad a prominent debater In
school last year, who has been seriously ill
at Minneapolis, Is reported rapidly improv
ing.
prcpueitloa thoroughly aad nothing new
has been brought out s far at this hear
ing. An appeal has already been made
to th Interstate Commerce Con-. mission to
reduce th Interstate rate, aad th action
cf that body may bar some effect oa th
NebraakA porn miaul on. .
alt Against E-OfflrtmL
Dennis H Crootn has brought to the
supreme court hia suit against Daniel J.
Cronia aad th Cnlttd States FVleiity and
Casualty company. According to th brief
filed this morning by the attorneys for
Denais H. Crorun. Daniel Cronia was treas
urer of Holt county from V6 to 13fK and
while such officer waa Instructed to pub
lish the delinquent tax list ucder the scav
enger tox law, la th Frontier. Instead
of publishing the notices in that paper
the county treasurer turned the copy over
to the Holt County Independ-nt. which
published the same and collected the
money therefor. Uj reason of this act of
th county treasurer, th p laic tiff alleged
he waa damaged D th amount of CUi)
and he brought suit for that sum. Ia
th lower court th demurrer fiied by t.e
county treasurer waa sustained and the
caa her ia ea appeal.
De biases! Weseweee kknl Tesrfhe.
While la Boston attend .sg the National
Teachers' aaaocatien the Nebraska deie
betioa waa viaited by A most Interesting
person ia Mm fcckJes who waa the first
glvemaMBt school teacher sent to the Piae
Ridg agency. Far Mr. B-anop, state
superintendent. Mis Sickle related some
Bf her experiences In th west in the early
days aad to him ah gav much unwritten
history about the Indian wars which h
will Incljde tn one of his reports.
"Miss Sickles told me." said Mr. Bishop,
"about her receptluo at th agency. She
described th reception this way: "Ia the
early even. Eg there waa loud yelling at the
agency and wnen I looked out I saw about
sixty cowboys running as hard aa their
horse could come to th buliding. They
rule up aad one young man rode out
apart from the ethers aad delivered to me
aa address ef wdcom. aaaunsg me that
th weat appreciated my presence aad
aoped for me a long iitm and nepplnesa.
H mad a Bice taih and then I waa pre
sented with a barrel of apples. The young
man who made tile address uf welcome waa
Jane C. Dahlmaa. who afterwards I un
derstand came t be mayor of your biggest
city. That crowd of cowboys were all fine
learned to think a lot
Te bees b ewa Netee.
PTTTON Mr. Rl'hart Gr.nm and JTF
Ker.rietta Kus were marled Sunday at the
home of th bnJe s parents la trus city.
They will reetd oa a farm north of town.
SUTTON Ralpu Z- Cortng!it. a former
reei lent of tela pare. and now an em
pTe ef the Burdna-oa. was snarrted la
Lincoln to Mies Marae M. Staaiey of li
cctn.
FREMONT Word was revived her to
day cf the d-ath in Idaho of 7h a Herman.
daurhteT of Htary Herman, until rereotiy
a res:1rit of Fremoat. Sb waa Js years ef
age and died of typhoid fever.
FREMONT Jar Bunt, a dsuirtter of
J--.n B'jrt rf this city and Mr E"mer
Linuwt of Waterloo were rr.arr.-d at aoou
yesterday at the tMne of the bride a par
ents. Rev. D. O. Bunt cf Swti Dakota,
an unci cf the bri-ie. officiating.
BUT TUN Ttrarscar afte-nono at t Jo at
the home of the bnde s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Grieea octrurred th marrlax
rf thr e.d eautr. Clara, to Mr. Ben
H'rx:lti-r. Mr. and Mrs. Hunxiker wlU
make their hotn on a farm near Sutton. 1
GOTH ENBU"RG A lanre tnaa meerlrjt
of wrni was beid at th First PTeeby
terlaa church TuJt nirht and an anti- I
Pahimaa Hub of ) members era or
ganised. The women pi an to ce.-r-r the
campairn work throughoct the country.
FREMONT The rash of stock through
Frm'-r.t ver the Northweet-m to Otraha
and Cht-ago markets still continue. Mon
day nirr.t y-4 cars passed thrmitrh. Lam
night the- were or J car. Heary
rajns la the west dejaved th stock con
deraNv and cut off srme ahiptr.er.ta
KTLVEP. CRETEK Messrs. Ives and Bmw-r.
of SKver Crek wlii b-rin lmmrliate(v
the lca.'iatina of an electric llgrtt and
power pianl tn the vl."jtre. th board hav-
imotH a franchise f them frr that
purpoee. The corarejty will also build and
enu:p aa autocnobtie garage la connecuon
with It.
BEATRTCT3 J.n Vamford and Miss
Florence Thackr were married yeterdav
at the home of the bride a sister. Mrs. D.
W. Cook. Jr.. Rev. W. MuHlgan officiating.
After a wedVUng trip of a week tn Colo
rado the young craple win make their
home oa a farm ten mllea nort he at of
the city.
B'EATRICE WedneedaT evertrng at th
bom of th bride pancta. Mr. and Mm
O. J. Lyndea. Rev. J. R Davis offl-tating.
w-ae solemnizM the ma-rlare of Earl D.
Martin and Miss Ethei Lyndea. and John
wllhameoa aad Miss Edna LyadM. The
rst named emipie will make their home
TTltnot and th latter couple win live
Lanham Neb.
FREMONT The Inu drmlnajr ffltch
as been compieted and given a good tet
during the late rains, handling all the
water without ipt ovrfiow The met
of the dltc-h was d . The Ellthom ditch.
hich is eubetar.aai'v a eor.tinuatl'-jtj of the
same proportion will probeh'.y not be com
pleted before next mmo. owing to the
rutting off of the bends la the Elkhorn
river.
BEATRICE Coucry Att.ji ney T. O. t-
Girr has filed a petition ia the county
court asking that an appraiaer of the eetate
of the Ate Iiord fJj be arntBtea tn
order that the cnjrrv may ooilect the
ajnourt of about 115 due as Inheritance
Pcully -ntned land la Gage county
valued at IT Ten months before he
djed. be transferTed his holdings to his
wife. E. Anreima Srui'y. The county at
torney contends that the tmasnr of the
pmoerty was trade for the purpose of
evading th inheritance tax.
SIOUX CITY BOOSTERS
INVADE OMAHA FIELD
H.
Till
n . . 1 w men aad I la
of them.'
J sraalae Mmw
y Th following pea
HOLDREGE MUSIC FESTIVAL
Mau raatr Way te Held Th
Days riagiass Other Tawsa
WlU Help.
HODREGE, Neh, Sept pec1al
Hoidrege music lovers hav completed ar
rai-gementa to hoid a festival chorus this
fall. Preparaxiona for the event hav been
going on for some time under Prof. Wallace
L. Johnson, formerly ooe of th well-
known muaiclana of Chicago.
"The Ho City" will b given at this
year's festival la addition to a lengthy
program of special numbers ef music. One
hundred voices hav bees secured for the
chorus, and tho la th work propos 1 1
mak it an annual event. A permanent
organisation la now under way aad In
cludes nearly all of the musicians of the
dry. Tho at th head of the movement
ar anxious to enlarge th festival aad
1 ar desirous of holding a aerie of th;
days' afternoon aad evening concerts with
a mass choru from a number of the neigh
boring towns. People at Bertraad. Mindea.
Axtell. Oxford, vi 11 cox. Looaua, Atlanta
aad other nearby p. aces hav already ex
pressed themselves as favonng the move
ment aad have intimated that they wouid
co-operate with local tcuaiclAas In holding
such a fescvai.
rfce-ft's Da. tew.
making (Lvica iur been
announced for Senator Burkett: Monday.
October t. Beatrice. Janeen aad Falrbunr;
Tuesday. Edgar. Clay Center. Harvard and
Hastings; Wednesday aad Thursday
Omaha. Friday. aiaaruH; Saturday.
Cereaco and Isvey.
Begining tae week of October H, the sen
ator will be la tae nuetaeastera part of the
state, starting at Herman oa Moadaj-. the
ieta. Taesday th senator will b ax Pva
eer. It Is cxpecud that ths meeung wIa!
be largely attended by Inu-ena, who have '
beta iatereated ia some important h-ciaie-ti"n
whicn tbe senator has bvea successful
in accutnnuahiiig for them. On tae even
ing ef the Ilia he wul be at Ponca. Wednes
day. Imkuta City aad Randolph; Thurs
day. Bloumfn-ld aad Hxrtingtun. Friday,
Wakefleid and Wan; &aturay, Ttkamac
aad OaAnd.
VcWaatn la Dry lrel rim
Governor Shalto nberger aip-vcted tae
foiiuwrng aeegALes 10 the fifth Lry Farm
ing congreaa. which coaveea In LutcuJO.
Octocer I Is I t
W. H IVruM. Luac.jin. Chns Koetier
Hast ngs iMgate at largei. i a,, -1
'" wa. C i- r"a n. Uiw.;., Rjort r'lca-
re rLZ'cr Jl-S EAR CITT" -N-. Sept- --3pAi
Djij,re.i. Kl I'l.md. rt l. Lim, Ogaiaia TiTJn- Con ruudi G. W. Norrt waa
cikmiiu Case. Lam Crva; c C. Carrtg rreeted her last aight on hla arrival from
Kearney; Ts.nui Andreea. Cimrt!j, a. Orleans by automooii by aa eathuatasuc
rr"rj,J.-. - of his former neighbors. The
Vuiu. c. A. N t. t r .'r ' ourt room was packed until standing room
i.-x rlae. lUXMa, J. A i a- ia demand. Mr. Moms gav a full his
tory of th oriia and growth of tn la-
NORRIS AT BEAVER CITY
Cewa
Make Addrew
Ceeely W hile m
Causa swiaTB Tew,
Maiia;
linffia
" e rJleBe View.
V ; v
"Koia iracuoa company aad
xura isiaau aav aiade
whereby the tractioa
the
agrwemeat
Comsaay will switch
cars frem the KjcX Island eroes to College
1ew. Heretofore smipers at Coiieg View
he had t usuoad their goods at th
crueaiag aad haul them lata ta vlUage
Kie arrugcBieai la axpected to save
auiereeie moaey te the
a U aa. save lota of time.
Th
merclLaata there.
til Cleh ie
Liacoia Walters' club win
aloae ta f'Jfra if the fuow, tae
dark aad narrow path. Maay of the eoi
ered anea ef Llacota beloag te this ciufc,
aad fur year tt aa heea up aja.net th
pohe. Flnaliy Mayer Lev calW la th
he saea aad proaiued to hav uum let
a-iae tf they aer good. Th pay ( it
svaier ra mm hi th form ef a tetter ef
thaaks aad proauaea.
tmm Maay Tree la LJaeadaw
Toward Evarta Weed aaid te be a Ta i-
i al expert treoa Chjcago." rataril
t Uureuda Llacaia yesterday la aa autoaaa-
Maate Trade Exraniaa
Cate City Ten rttery Seat
lata
Omaha merchanta ar threatened with an
Invasion of what they hav for years con
sidered their territory by th trad ex
curat on being planned by the Sioux City
Commercial dub for October ( and 7,
The trip ia planned to come down th
Burlington line aa far as Ashland. Neb
taking tn Oakland. Fremont and the inter -
mediate points aad go back by way of
Fremont and Tekamah and th North
western tin to Bioux City.
Omaha booster seem to think that the
bunch of Indians from th north will stand
little show against Samson and his charms.
and th Sioux Cltylte will find the cup- !
board bar and everybody tn Omaha watch
ing th btg parades.
Lancaster county la using tit state hn
nttal for th mean aa a county Institution
upon which ar taruvt k3 th burdens that
ar ordinarily born by county tax per era.
according to Robert Svnttn. clerk of the
district court ts Omaha aad secretary of
th county laaaaity beard. Figure on file
in th county clerk' ofBea prow th as
sct tion.
Tb stat of Nebraska, must cave a new
hospital for th Ins a very soon now."
said Mr. Smith, "aad If the Douglaa county
deiegarioa to the V-arieiatur would stand
for one there would be ae difficulty tn
getting tt located here. Wheel It la located
here Douglas county would he somewhat
relieved of th heavy burden It Is how
bearing berauve the Ltncola asylum la so
crowded. Lancaster, the only other large
county la the district, succeaaf uQy avoid
its burdens by putting a& ef '-M county
patients Into th state noepJial."
The foilowiag rigurwa. collected tbr the
Douglas county eoanptroliar In 130a, ar
rtlU typical of th condition, and they show
the relative shares of th state's expecdl
tur for tae Insane, d.paomana.-a and feeble
minded:
Dougiaa county, containing Omaha and
having th metropolitan difficulty of being
a dumping piac for undesirable from
other communities, has .71 per cent of the
total population of th state, pays M 78 per
cent of th total gtai taxes and has sect
3 per cent ef the patients confined at
Lincoln. Lancaster has only IS aS per cent
of th rtat population, pays only lis) per
cent of the stat taxes and yet has in the
state Insane asylum S-5 per cent of all th
patiecta. Ha leas thaa half the population
and sends more thaa two-thirds aa many
patients.
Drug!a county la crowded out of the
Lin coin asylums by prwrious arrtvala from
Lancaster county, and to Dougiaa county
hospital, supported by Dougiaa county
funds, has fifty patients to take ear f
that would hav soma chance of pi ogi gas
if they could be taken to Lincoln. j
"The patients w have her ar moetiy
old and feeble-naaded people. " says Mr.
Santta. "mud they de not aav such a great
need for expert care, but If they could be
put la eome larger place, they would have
a better chance for recovery. The county
hospital la stmpiy not tig enough to car
for them decently."
Th figurea Quoted, which were com
piled some time ago. led Mr. Smith to send
a communication to th9 county commis
sioners asking for aa effort to get a new
asylum located ta this county. Th figures
show that the other counties In the district
from which the Lincoln asylum receive
patients are all paying Dor taxea tn pro
portion to their number ef patients thaa
th larger communities, aa the percentage
af insanity to population Is much smaller.
The report, which waa compiled by John
Lewis, conclude as follows:
"There Is bo law for. nor does th su
perintendent use any heals la apportioning
th number of patients to be admitted from
each county In the district. The superin
tendent says h admit a pattest as soon as
he has roc 31 for him no matter what
county la th district h is from, but will
not admit a patient -from oatatd th dis
trict without orders from th board.
"Too win observe by this report that
Tancaster Is away ahead of us aad sn ins
to use the hospital for a regular county
hospital, as both their commitments
releases tar exceed ours when compared
with th population aad amount of taxea
paid."
Ti Um t Cleat,
Veltety Ctrnjlcdn
By MADAME DMTf .I.E
NEW LORD MAYOR OF LONDON
Mr Thaeaaa Strssg la Fire Teetotaler
to Be Eleeted t the
Offire.
LONDON. Sept. 9. Sir Thomas Strong
today elected lord mayor of London, with
out opposition- Sir Thomas la a temperance
advocate and enjoys th distinction of being
th f.rat teetotaller cboaen as chief magis
trate of the metropolis. He was born in
17 and in 1100 married LUlie. th eldest
daughter of the late James HartneH. The
mayor will figure prominently la the en
tertainments and ceremonies connected
with coronation of King Georg.
A Ffcere Artaek
of malaria. Bver derangement and kidney
trouble is easily cured by Electric Bitters,
the guaranteed remedy. 9c For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
The Key to tae situation bee Waat Ada.
(From Chicago Inter Ocean.)
DMiIl. ana of Paria' n
famoua beauties lust passing throu.
Chicago, gives us a few valuahi Idea ui.
skin treatment, as follows
"Tea. I hav Just com from beautiful
japan, and I must say tha Japan a
women, hav many toilet formaiaa
ideas which Americas women should
know.
"What do they us to mak their akin
so soft aad valv:yT
"Any American woman caa use the
aim treatment tf aha desire. Dissolve
a small original package f May atone in
about aight ounce of witch hazel. Mas
sag th face, arms aad neck with tola
solution once or twice a day, aad you
will shortly find you hav a lovely, soft
complexion, aad then the best of It all Is
that this solution prevents th growth of
hair, aad la absolutely harm I aa te the
moat delicat akin. Mak to solution
yourself.
"Why. yes of course I us it. Just
sea how beautifully soft my arms and
face are. aad not a hair.
-No. you will never use powder again,
and tho stray hairs will boob be miing
from your face." Adv.
Jntfl.
Qksap svod
Big Gin BaJdcg
Powder is Only Rz in Size-Not)
in Satisfactioo Not ia Ecccxxsy
A large can and a small cost does not
make baking powder cheap or even less expen
sive than Calumet the high-quality, moderate
price kind. It certainly cannot make it as good.
Don't judge baking powder" in this way the real
test the proof of raising power, of evenness, uni
formity, wholesomeness and delicionsness will be
found only in the baking. :
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nerves, or eyes. They do not demand close
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tell you how to begin show you the beau
tiful and useful things you can make and
the kinds of yarns to use. You will use the
Fleisher Yarns of course most women do.
They are tic finest yarns made.
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Wlrcn you need yarns buy FXEISHER'Sthere'a a
yam for every use. You can do so with absolute confi
dence, for they are ruaranteed. Every skein bears the
trade-mark ticket. Lock for k. If it isn't there hand
back the yarn and insist on a skein properly ticketed-
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rear and has been srowuRg ever since.
Vow a shawl of boom kind k h Bev-ea-sary
article ot every woman s wani-r-r.
Hf r at one of the latest deaiffna.
Tha open work diamocd dewyru wh h
showi stronger la the centeT ia rr e st
ei amal'er and ernaJW in tN border.
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ideal vara f Jf shawls litt, fiuj.
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Fan directincai (or majrtnx tkim and
Baaay other new had staple articles
btav be found ia the Bew(eig;hUiditiosi
ot MevaAer'f fastfaa casl CroAiw
Afaaiist. aa SBVhlahtte baadbaok for
awsaaar had axpert. Om tains h eom
nieea eomrss of tnsn tapikti in the varV
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1 Oc Cigar
5s strong enough to carry
Utile Bobbie
5c Cigar
lw into eaual demand. Half
the size, therefore half the
.ly firicc: same flavor there-
r tore sure to meet with the
same favor. Same leaf.
same exquisite izorkmanshtb.
Mild all throughfiller as well
as wrapper Don't ask for a light
cigar, ask for the right cigar. Not
green tobacco (harvested when
harsh and bitter, for the sake of
color) but fully ripened in the
fields so well cured that there's no
need for you to be cured of the
cigar habit, but merely of buying cigars
that harm. Not a sore throat or a heart
hurt in a life-timts supply (ask your
physician). Then ask your dealer ot the
Robert Burns when you're not in a hurry,
and the Little Bobbie when you haven't
time to finish the 10c size. . Same stores
sell both.
GEORGE M. CONWAY, Distributor Sioux City, Codar Rapids, Lincoln.
asrgent movement and a deecriDUoa of tn
varaua Cghta waged oa beha-f of the peo
ple sy iasurgea congreaamea.
It waa a eomprehensv presentation of
the real issues of nanonal polioca llany
democrat, who aav fat his hf clang
friends here, but hat not supported him
fur office, deciar mat tney will vol tor
him this year.
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Btladea
HOUiRI-uE. Neb-. sVpl
Three auto loads of Miaden Boosters wer
ia tiw. rttj yeeer4ay giving pazZdij u,
th "big Three ' day' program aad carni
val I b aeid ta that ci:y next wees. The
first day. OcUAar i, has bee designated
aa Alma day by the atmdea people. Gov
ernor tca-ienhenrer aad hla helghbors
from tne liarran coaary eanual will be
Present taea aad will have undisputed pua
sveetoo of the city's keys. The day fui
Iveing has beea allotted to UoldreT aad
Kearney. R. I. Sutaeriand. emocrattc
eaoduiat. far coegreea from tha dtstnet.
aUl aseas. ac tbat data. The last day
Hasting aad Fairfieid wUl held turta aa
BAinilG P0VDER JL
is a better baking- powder than you have
ever used before. And we will leave it
to your good judgment for proof. Buy a
tan today. Try it for any baking pax
pose. If the results are not better if the
baking is not lighter, more delicious, take
it back and get your money. Calumet is
medium in price but great in eAtis fac
tion. Free Large handsome recipe
book, illustrated in colors. Send 4c
and slip found in pound can.
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TO PASSENGERS
WEST LEAVEN WORTH
DEAF INSTITUTE LINE
Commencing Saturday, October 1st, cars on the above
line will run on 15th Street between Howard and Web
ster Streets on the north-bound as well as the south
bound trips.
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
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The Thing
To Do
It yea loea yonr pocket hook. BreOa.
atca r soma ether arUcl of valus, the tnUg
te do k to to!ov the axasnpU ef naar othr
pecple and adiertise vltbeat delay ta the Loet
and Foaad eclnma of Th Be.
That la what most people do waea tney loae
articlas ef vslua. Taiephome as aad tell yoer
Loae to all OmaU ta a ting Is axianeon.
Put It In
The Bee