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STATES AGREE UPON DEFENSE
Enfiaeer Hard Pleased at alt of
5ational Conference.
MADS A1E ALREADY IM1LD
nte Hallway maMn Will Re
ewaae 14 en ri n a ef Rwk Island
Physical Valaatlaa aa
Fifth af rtttaWf,
Kearney Saloon
Keeper Wins Appeal
Jury in District Court Finds Xarti
Xonn Sot Guilty of Selliaj Liquor
at Illegal Hoar
KURNEI. Neb.. Ai( II Special V
The Jury rn the ease of the city ef Keer
CT ara:rt Martin M. Moras. saloon
keeper, charred whh having vVa!d the
I oriok cia.ra law hi that he sold ta
toxrat!rg liquor out of hours, brought In
a verdrrt cf acquittal this afternoon, after
VETERANS AND PIONEERS , FATHER AND DAUGHTER MEET
Mttl INli IN SCOTrS BLUrr
Frank Be ee af rkrik City Lets
Ola telaler and Old Settlers af w.erh j TT,f ' H' et ra
Platte Vnlley Held raar 1 Fifteen
NEBRASKA CITT
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fH'OTrf FLl Kf. Nb. Aug
e-.al The old ''! in" and settlers'
oskm ican here fedceeday frr a foir
days' carnival- Cre of the notable st-
traetiTji ts the new strt
that I for th first l' ie In srr- ThU
flTrata a 8.af f 0rrenrtdi3t-
IJXTOUX. Neb. Asi. n Sr-oal -
Eng tneei Hard of th-e phyoa; valuation 1 ielibera.ir.g twenty minutea The case was
deetmet of the Nebraska tate Railway j fought bitterly before the district court
tmntilMloi is rasd with the re-1 by the city attorcey. E. C. Calkins, and
! consists cf rows of metal poets at the
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Neb. A jc. 11- ?-
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.in vui pi trip ciTT, ar.i avjci-
, 'er rre N i reun'ted f.er a rar:!'.!!
of ffteen year. .Some f.ftn year mco
-; wife 5od. iMii'.t a Kv. i
tyem cf ... ,h. .tfc. , ' ' ,"
- - - ' iu i i injin
m wjuioct r-jnS. rre t??e chi:j irti the
ruMe f the re-er,t nr"nil crr.frre cf
eti)Oner and tnKsr'n ar i d"Ire
that arach g-d alii reu't from tee rath-
en nc
the coun5ei for the 4-fne. Judjte H M
s;ctir and T. F. Hamr. H'f a Sy wa
crsnt-jmed In tfflnj a Jury p4 re
peated challenges were made and talleroen
Tha priori pal ob.Wt of the tntir w ja:led. Ji Caalnt moved the court
ta rt the different tat whlh are tn-l' " le rer.al pane! In the cae be di
tereat4 n rate reru atn to air-ee or. a , td on the rround that the Jurors were
common Ofne. The rmi:rra4 n-.en who(Bot -"raoned from the county, but from
ara attacking tae reaTj'.afc'.n have arreed i ,c tilr of Keamey and that they were
on tbarr theories ar-4 lire cf elence
.They te3 the came rtory In eTrr court
or atremnt tk"wh!!e the Vftte trtnfl'f i
la ery hMtance have had d:frrft 1 re ; tKc ,n ,fc Iof
cf dfene. W desire to acree on a !:n' . . , .
of deferae U4 preet :t to the c ..rt a--h 1 ARNOLD TAKES GAME TOO
aod front. It dereV-d aurlr. tV re-: SERIOUSLY FOR CALLAWAY
eerrt meetins that the Mate Interd to do j
t Ma very thlr. aM Mr. Hjrd. jthalraaaa af lllace Board Arrrated
On 8er tetnber ( the raJ'.war coTr.ni on f f .r trlklac allawiay Catcher
wC! tmoim Ita bann of the rhyi; i the Head,
a! natil of th proprtr of the KcY ,
J re
no ot!-.er
elected by the ste.-.ff wrth a new to ac-
iqufttaL The rrot:-n was overruled. Moran I
r!jn La be-ta c o-d shace his eonvic-
ajrt. but reopens now.
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I Hand, which raluation ha oa'y r-cer.t:r
bean eomp'eted by the r.ate derar-.m-rX
Tba TsJoaxior. placed by the Nvrr.-rs.a
waa ClT: : reproduction value, rew.
and at t WC I C prerert. or d'prerlate-i.
v a! ue. The eoTTTp-snr. ho---ver. al!ere that
there Is no depreriatVca. because the prop
erty Is kept op at a certain standard fT
constant and a n-.axt turn fT.ciency use.
Tha corn par v al'es;ee In a statement that
CALUWAT. Nb. Au T! SperTal
The CVlmr ba!i team wer.l to Arnold ta
pay a return rair.e with that team, but at
the .od of the s-xth ir.nir.r refused further
to plar the same orr.c to the fact that
the Caraway catcher was attacked by
John Fnch a druxrist of Arnold and
chairn-an of the ri!la.:e board. The Calia
way catcher had Just been to bat had hit
to center field, where the ball was caacht-
aeepmr of son re:alve r ft- k.
curb l.ne. wh:ch are topped with clusters , ,fc.. rJ
of three r ity-watt Turrstens enclneed hi recover-.! hi, health he tred to locate the
white ret-., which subdue- and softus ch,;Jt hu, f,:M famJ1 m3vr
the lisht. The feed wire for the street ar. By chance a f.w weeks ao he
ilhummaUon are ur.jersrrourd. located the IVyear-oH rn:s In Toledo, C
A carrfral comrany. with a Ferns wheel ,nd sent for her. The reunion of the
rlaes bowers, etc . Is dolrg a-ood b'isl- j father ard daughter, who Is a f:ce appear
Bess. j Inf a.-.d wn educated yo--ng wo ian. w as
APout Kt-iiT-rrf or tr- ccii-e cwirr. twt patcetic. will make her f
or the slit ea are resrtste-ed nacres o.s- noire wit a her father, who h
t'r.rui?hd by color, indicate ho are the children.
o'd soldiers ard whom are the old sett'es J
C:d sett ers are ela-sed Irto three divisions astr Farasera Fear Fat.
There Is the twenty-five-year c;aa. a CALL. WAT. Neb.. Aa. E 5pec-al
r-eriy-rear claJ- and those who have not c ,r ihe co:d weather cf the last f?w
This s-tt'ers l"e lanr.ers or this locality feel a
-..e uneaer refardcf the corn crop,
which has promised to be fx! w far. A
Uhi frost has fa'len durlnc the laji aeek.
but tot heavy (r ;rt to lo a-iv part -..? ir
damage If fr': hoiis off fvr a coup
of wMks the crcp will be larger than it
was Jit year, and It is mataricr raridly.
brn here for twrty years.
aisociatmn ' br-alTiir(t out and ta.rr
in all -.t western Nebraska Both soldiers
ard sett'ers are r-r.Ftered who have corr.e
ra rnilea to rreet with the other. Pa.
prosrains of music, speak ns; .etc. als-
da-ly racs and base ball, are amors the
events cf the comics; three data.
SEWARD ADVERTISES FAIR
saatera Will Take Aata Trip t
Tssras la the rntr la Its
latereat.
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Its property Is worth HU9.H The val- , He was returnirc to the bench from first
uathsn per mile, as made by the railway bare, when one of the Arnold citizras ran
rommisaioa experts. Is IttKVI. reproduc-, out and far. red him with his hat.
Oon value, and 1W.9C C preer-t value ! The boys were la 'J thin and Joklna- with
hlajra Back frwws West. i each other, wheel the chairman of the vtl-
r.Jovrrnor Thomas J. Majors of Peru ! !- board of Arnold rushed out and struck
called today at the stats house to piy h.s ' the Callaway catcher in the back of tha
ta Governor Aidrtch. but. f.nd:s head No sooner had this bappeaed tnaa
' Tearae- fer Nebraska Cltr.
NEBRASKA CITT. Aur Sr-caJ
At a special reee-;:re nr ih. u
H j Educatloa Miss Marraret Shniti of Wi
icer. Neb., and Miss Katio Bore- of fi
oty were elected teachers la the schools
Am.: --' . - " - I "e teacsers wao have married
Peward Commerc'JU ciuo ana pj-id teachers were chosen in i, ..
bm of the city are preparing- an auto-; ' .
mobds excursion to all the towns of the j Aldrteh's o Ha.tl
county to aavertlsa the Seward co-jnty j VALXNTINE. N-b A-g JL-fFpecia' V
fair, which takes place September 3. Tbe s-.ate a-ame ward-n acwm-amed b
and m. A wild west show from the "I O. Uhrea of Governor Aidrtch s son arrived
C - ranch la Oklahoma will be cr-e cf the , in toe city this mornin and the three
at tha fair. boys west out lo the ...k i.v.. -
man about J years cf are. atvlnc ; hent with Mr. Carkaon e im.
d Osbora. was broush.t j Miller remalnlEr la the city.
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that offietaJ out, he visited Instead with j his sots. Fay Finch, rushed out ard struck i
William Hnsenetter. at present chairman ard scratched the Ca laway catcher tn tna ;
of the republican state central com nut tee face. j
and chief deputy oil Inspector. . The ram. was then declared off by the
Mr. Majors U returolEr from Box Butte Callaway players and tbey returned home, t
county, wher eh has extensive ranchinr-a warrant has been sworn out for tha two ;
Interests. Potatoes, which are the most ; Finches, ard they win be arrested and j
valuable of any of the p rducts raised on 1 brourht to Cal'aw ay for trial on the eharre
Mr. Majors holdings, so be says, are rote, of str klra- a minor
fessiar at Rasrai
RAG AN. Neb.. Aur.
i West Week.
H- (Srec.al k In.
rear-, vi tat ions are out announcin the woddi-j
ow In ; of Miss Anna Rorera. daurhter of Dr n.n
n- xioaers ox th rlrv rw r
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ta net him fair returas this season.
Fair Prasslaea Well.
' E3erti years aro the total aimissiors
duficc an satire week's boidlcr of the state
The Suit promises to be a -tna oaa. as
Callaway cltixers dem it a bi tostiX
co ;irr from ore so promir.er.t as chairman
of the villare board cf Arnold, and will
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Mala Hiahsray with f
Aassst af Delay.
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fair wera 44 . One day's admissions last I spare no money in prosecutln; the offead
yesM" exceeded that amount and this yer tr.r partiea.
Secretary Mel lor and his con- of assist- j
aats hopa that -very day wUl show an at-j NEW BRIDGE IN RECORD TIME
eadanca of better than that averare dajy.
With Secretary of Asriiculture TVilson anijcasalas realty Replaeew Mrsrtare aw
Cana-eassnan George W. Norris as princi
pal speakers and with the finest and larg
est exhibits ever collected there Is no rea
son, say the officials, why this year should
not exceed all others DepArtment superin
tendents arc to report tomorrow ard the
placlnr of the exhibits will begin In earnest.
Capy mt atatatea Back.
Secretary f State Wait havinr refused
to accept payment for the copy of th-i
statutes which was recently sent to State
Senaor C. C. Smut a of Exeter, the meoler
af tha upper house has returned the works,
la so doing Senator Smith spurns the offer
of tha great state of Nebraska ts snake h.m
nt-
hls name as Richard
from Ta.-rxra yesterday, charged with
stealtnc about M worth of silk while the
stock was being invoiced.
One hundred and seven teachers arc reg
Istered at tha teachers' Institute no
te-oB. xwe-rs oi teas city, to Dr. B. B Cox
j John Givens. frw m the Cnited PtatM bos- j cf Morg antown. W. Ta. The wedding will
pttal ship Relief of the United States r.avy, Uke place at the home of the bride Septera
! has received a medical discharge and -came j ber .
home yesterday, after an absence of sev-
eral years. Ton cn enter tha Booklovers' Contest
Dr. F. A. Marsh has sold his bungalow J any umt before its close.
! for K M to Ray Roberta.
W. F. Waggoner has sold his residence I Ty Cab a Arr eated far Speedlaar.
to Mrs. Ritchie for KJ and will move to i IJETKOIT. Aug. ri Tyrus Rarmonj t
v-.k Cobb, ball player extraord:r.a.-y. was founl I
" ' " , , i. rullty of violati-ig the rr.een-miie auto-
Tte Dickinson, a large, newly remodeled .norn, speed limit when arraUr.ed before
set of fats, was opened to the public's ! Justice Raxdolph today. Penter.ce was sus-
usa Monday. So many youcg men are em-!at. l' "-cr w rrerte.i Cobs
, . . .k..w' swore that he was running his automobile
ployed hers who have bo homes that the tce raJe t,f tm.atr-four miles a- ho jr
necessity of apjrtre lenls was demonstrated.
All of the cafe proprietors have entered
Into as agreement to boost up the price
f meals to B cents. The former pnee was
a quarter.
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WEST POINT. Ai-;. II 'SperiaL) Rev.
William Harms, pastor of the Neligh Ger
man Lutheran caurch axd vie presideot
cf the Nebruaa district, preached tha
sermon on Sua day at St. Paul's church
at West Point and submitted his report
coaoercing the last meeting of tha synod,
at ktich he was a delegate.
The three run clubs of this district, th
Antelope, Buffalo and Willow Creek dis
tricts, assembled for a Joint coateat on
' Sunday at the Jarrett co-ntry home. The
events were participated in by fur squads
i of ahooters. the winners respectively be-
raea Hatpla aa Weapaa. !;cg: S-auad No. 1. P. Nelson tied with W.
lira. Mabel Burch. a St. Uouis woman who ;lrrt- each scoring Bqutd No. Gas.
as taken in a demented condition from a j 5-uerer with a acors of 13. and Squad
Borllcgton tra-n. and who has been held j;0 Ctto Sasa, with a score of 3-
ii tna county jau nere i-n . !.. xts old Plum Creek nncge. a vnomaxa
today tried to stab herself with a hatpin. 0j to Ta;y on tb ruji c-ountry road.
She Inflicted several wounds upon her body, j corthwest of West Fo:nt. which was
but none will prove lata.. The riioe in- j totally demolished by ihe Toelle threshing
tborttles of St. Louis have been commur.i- j ouct, en:ne and separator breaking
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Genuine Solid Cak 5 V Tl U 1 1 DA f A VU'i J;u ;:rsl
a a mm raa- Ma- ,- a i r m
i st a r sj a m . ss h
i.J!rn.7s j w vi UJl 0 til f3 4"i7V
U horany finish, hign- II ,, V-..., , 'l n ' up-Uit rei it,
lv p.v.s-i large f minium n i n iO,..- 11 mI I'lir K..ra let- fy ..J
1-Ver.ca bevel mir- I tre' a ry unu- I . .,
.Hsr-...vU 1513-1515 HOWARD STREET - . ..-J J
;Aw-f-.er ".""T f".'."--'r.'-jy." m v
-ii -r mm T i ins i ai m mm nim.ua ri n ens a v. mm mm m aiwi niimn la i iriraniii 1 1 m nn nmiry
CREDIT IF YOU WISH
Aud zee can Jurnish your
home complete zcitt values
tike this. It's made of
genuine solid oak, well
madeand splendidly
finished, in the new rich
fumed, the artistic early
Knplish or polihM pol.Jn oak
finish, has lineal tlrawer for sil-vt-rware.
lartro Krvnch hevti
unrror. Iarp ruplxwrd anl ex
tra hire- lin-n ilrawer. It's a
thoroughly ilfpr.vlah!c Buffet
at a surpriincly low jrit'e i
fair simple of tli.' better values
that we are trivinc.
TERMS TO SUIT
oi.n oak pisxrru,
EXTENSION TABLE
We t a few more of tnose eeant s-iid oak Kxtension
Table left. Large base, .leavy cane-1 claw feet. -foot
length, whl.e they last, cr.ly
Solid Oak Dining Chairs
G'Stwin aoivj Oil:
la golden or early Engl-sh Vn
lsri. with genuine tt C
leather seats, a ,
splendid vlh
Davenport Sofa Beds
(jctuia- 2J-J Oil t i't
Solid ok frame,
in neavy F.-rea
leather. o;ers to
full s:ie t-l ....
uph't'r6
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Caster Cwaatr Fair.
BROKEN BOW. Neb,, Aug. (Special)
The Custer county fair. September 13-1-14-li.
will distribute KM for prefnlums
and special attractions- It Is the only fair
in the state which has baso ape ated more
thaa thirty consecutive years. Broken
Bow people give tha aa tociation Bberal
support, but It is planned to make the
fair more of a exscaty organization and
enlist the greater support of tha peep!
of the whole county. This year's prcerram
is tha greatest aver before offered, ar.d
the airship flights are creating unusual attention.
FACE DISFIGURED
WITH
: b. zs-.-TXt
Covered with Eruption to Back of
Ears So They Hardly Knew What
He Looked Like. UssdCuticura
Soap and Ointment h 4
Weeks Face Fine and Clean .
Outfit Your Boy in a-Neat, Serviceable
SUIT FOR SCHOOL WEAR
AT
eated) w-ith In the hope that
tha woman may be located.
relatives of
Bsrtlansa Cats Rate.
Tha Sabraeka Railway commission has
granted leava ta the Burhngton Pa:!roaJ j
company ta pvbliah a rats of or.e ar.d one
half fara for tha round trip for the benefit
of paopla who desire to attend the stat fair
at Lincoin next week.
through and falling Into the creek below
sos weaks ago. has been replaced by a
f-aa new steel structure built in record
net
The congregation of the German Iju
theraa church at l- cr.s ct'.ehrsted their
; annual cslaaion fesOvai thJ week. Rev.
Paul Kushcert ta pastor.
6 wan Polsen. a well kxcwa nten of
ii! naDonsJltv. Itv'.nr east cf the city.
' Kgs: Caadllas;. I- ai,-wmA In m nv tv com tissinerB
Mats Chemist Redferd. who ts ici-f state j utbSr oa th. coxnX. of J. W. Rica,
faod commissioner during the ihne5 of -.. 8tta nsai: earner.
Cannlssioner W. R. Jackson, will conduct J Tt., cotaltatic la Ccavxg county for
mill school In egg candl ng at the i- cf ,h. ,f tuprTior8 are
btlld'ng aa tha state fair grounds d.nr.g f j.-,. scc-d ts-.rt. Jchn Skv:
tha fair. He Intends to demonstrttt , tosritt disirict. Airust PeichluiEer; trU
farmers the ease with whith they can ma-v ,- v.;.. -h tstiZ vota cast
ia homa-mada candl:ig box ar.d how they ; n u. vas Liil. beiig i per cent
can Increase the keeping c iairUes of their j ug ,M Cur!ul strength,
eggs by dispersing with rootrs after the J
hatching season Is over INDIAN PLAY NEARLY FATAL
Keualaitian far I lasted t.
9 A raquiwuoa has been Issued by the guv. I
i smor for tha return of Alfrel Linstedt l i ;
I Oiaatar county on the charge of a criminal j
I offeaaa against Miss Clara Carlson, a !- !
t yea-raM girl whom hs is aliex-cd to hae NEBRAIMA CITT. Aug E Spec-aL
f enticad away from home. The couple r -j-r -i-, car-e near being a casa of being
jft" 1 bald to be In Aberdeen. S. I.: The bas.s lor I burnsd to Ceaib al tha stake ia this city
f. this belief Is a letter rected b the gri j M:triaj-. Some small boys era playing
' pa wts. She wrote hoiae that the ar.J j Jr4 ,aa k ed the T-year-old son
V
Hall Csaaty lastltate.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Aug. S -Sge-elalV-
Under the aansgement of the
eojur- s-perintecdent. Miss Dora Koll. a
very succesafu! teachers" Institute Is to
session here, the attendance bevng cuKe
matrrially ioresed over last year. Amcng
the special Instructors engaged are Prof.
J. W. Searson. formerly of Peru: Miss
Walford, an expert in teaching domestic
sd eres and n-an 1 training; Mrs. Mar
clay, formerly of Jets college, and Miss
Frances Waugh of Lincoln.
Will Bawat far Merrlek Fair.
CLARK 8. Neb., Aug. a. Special. Ten
aata loads of boosters will leave Clarks
Labor day to advertise the Merrick county
fair, to be held at Clarka. September li.
It and 15. Machines will leave Clark at
I 5 a. m . amvs Central City. a m ;
Chapman, is a. m.; Archer. 11 a. ra ;
Palmer. IS m . where stop will be made
for dinner; arrive at Fnliertoo. S p. m.;
Genoa, 1 p. m.: Silver City. 4: p. m
Ths Second Regiment band will furnish
music for ttw. threw days of the fair.
Brandeis Stores
"O-rr little bay GIa-1 was t-schl-d
wttk eoesa whea but a frw weeks otd.
Ua intje face was
covered wKhearesevea
to bark af ha ears.
The poor little f'iiow
suffered very m-.it S.
The seres began as
pitsiev hs Ir.ue fire
I vS Pimiev hs Ir.ue fire
kxc" w" dnir-ired very
N C4 m jch. We eart.t knew
kfTTf ra
-1 1 Boy at Nebraska City Tied t
Stsk. by Flaysaatea la Beseoe-d
by Bis Fat .er.
Fat tattle Bring Ooodl Prlew.
FAiRBVRT. Neb.. Aug. SI. spec 1
Jazes Hcsha. a well known Jefferson ,
county farmer, sent a good shipment cf
fat tec-.-e t J mirket this week. The beeves
were fei in tia Jeed lots J-j.it wert of Fair
bury and to;ped the scales at 1 2 psucds
apiece. Ue had ex carloads and there j
a ere Ut idiuli l the ccns:gnment They ,
averaged C'lN apiece, or ttSK for the ,
anttrs shipment. Mr. Hughes fattened these j
beeves oa alfalfa and corn. i
ia t he looked like.
The face looked l.ke
t, e tied
little bars af dath over
his hands ta prevent
hitn frcm arr ate hi.-g
He was very restiees
at sight, bis little !ara
ttch-d
"We rossulted two
doctors at Ckkrs. where we r-ad 1 al that
time. After trymg al tae medicaae of tbs
two doctors wuaout aay mult, we read ef tha
Cuurara Eesaedies, and at socs bought the
Cuticura Soap aad Ontmsat. Fotlow teg the
ci"ert iocs carefails ard promptly t saw
the res-jlL, aad after four weets." the l'ir
child s face was a fine and cleaa as any titti
baby s face. Every one who saw Gtert after
cauig taa CutK.ra Kexaedies waa rirprised.
Be kas a head of hair which is a pride for ass
boy of as age. three years. We caa only
recommend tha Catiru-a Remedies to evev.
body." (Signed) Mrs. H. Albrecnt. Box S3,
West Pol-t. Neb, Oct 2ft. 1910
Although Cwticura Soap a-id Otnrec: are
sold throughout te nl. a lit -ai taaip.e
of each, w-.ih SC-p. bock oa tie wji be
s it free, on arPica:ioa to Po-ter Drug a
Qse. Corp, Dm. It 3. Bones.
Old Store
2d Floor
Everything that is needed to make your boy look as well
a? the best dressed in school may be bought here at a very
moderate price.
Mothers will have money here and that's not all. They
will get the neatest, most stylish and the most durable suit
thev could wish for their boys' .-chool wear.
Double Breasted Coat Suits With Two Pair Knicker
bocker i'ants $-.50 and $3 values on sale in
basement, at
Boys 75c and $1 Wool Knee Pants JQg
Tfces paiU Are cat extra full on sale In basement, t. .
School Shoes for Boys and Girls
New Store
CtUdren' School Shoe Mutfe j
of strong Vidskin with eWteJ i
leaiher soles; patent tiis, but- i
ton and lace atles. Siios up i
to 11; at. pair 9 St '
Size up to :. at S1.1JJ j
Oiildn pd' Sbors Kidgkit or
patent leather; white tcudi j
all sizes cp to S at 69t
Basemint
Bos Scbrsol Shoe Good solii
leather shoes; neat ftylea
lzes up to 5 4 at. . . .51.23
Sizes leas than 1 OS
CTiUdrep's Oxfor 1 and Slippers
Odd and ends; everything
e have in stock at, pr., J0C
8a
I f l 'il
S1.98 i,
oys
sa.
Otisg1 Shoes Soft Vliasair..
tre tst wearing, mni comfortahis
sr.oe tiaie. Worth H 5. old store
r.ain f oor. at tl O
Brandeis Stores
Unstdet were at Aberdeen at d akt 1 her , ( p i:a-a to play the lea.iir.g ro.a
aftner to write to Mm. r.e ta.M ur..-ifi ; ar , ro, p.e.d about tia brsast
would get the letter aa h.e t.e.,-r am; c n n j " kufLS M,rrs.i ii-xes and seemed
town, tt orter.se cnarg-j is t- hue . oy ,te
Then 11 --as r.ggcsted
t th t he be tl-d to a stake and burned by
ihr rcu&g U itar.s. A gicat mass of klnd
:!T a-4 r-vl h was ccllc:'. acj the boy
j a as chained to the stake anl a torch ap-
maas Laid foe Trad.- Iltr.r.1.. tl.ag p., ;o h., pj whea ths f axons
lae ol the Narth. ; tu-v m aK.i h' ir.1 th ixok
c'.-.'f'. him he set u? a ty yc'.l. while
t-c ?c-r. Indiare da"cd alejt fc!m tn
serr.l:.g g'.ea. The father e-.anced to be
at hme ard h-ar-1 the e- tt .f the child.
;-. h!rg Mm. stake ard t" 'n ir.i Buf
fs' j i" I style, he arrtsd h'ra to a place
f sfty. "h.le tus In " f. a-pear 1.
If the father tad been a little slower a
-'n at story would have ben written.
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FREMONT MEN TO MAKE TRIP i
neslrra.
FREMONT. Neb. Aj :i -Tha
Fremont Comiwn i! c'ub is ar-arr-rg
for Ha annual trade ctcuision. a I ufc -!:
he held very soon. It .ll 1 a teo d a
trip this time, taking in Ue t ans "n th
Superior line of tlie Northwetet and fid- i
lug the first day at Super.v. I-.ng t
Big Pleale at Weening W
WEEPING WATER. Neb.. Aug
aaL) Weeding Water entertained
thousand pevt.e at the annual fraternal
I CCK-. The ball gam t-etween. Vaniey
a-d Weeir.g Water was won by the
la'ter. by the score of I lo 1 The winners
gain pLajrd Manley and the latter won.
score h to a. lioo. J ex.ee L. Root of Lsn
cUn a as the seakrr of the day. The Ne
braska City band supplied the music.
Low One-way
Colonist Fare
to Pacific Coast
September 15th to October 15th Inclusive
VV hVl
1 f li
nlaht th trmiB w ii" return tn 1 m m .1 .,
k- .... -t.. ... ... the Ha.i ' b.-" - the youth was coatlderably
the
Una will be visited.
s -v re had.
Tha train will consiat of Puhma-. and a ,,. ,,-,,-- - ..mp
wUl be taken along tVxei.ty n. m- n". wln'JOIUr fU.1 OirtUtn
af tha club It is expected ni l tarn ov.t 1
I Society at tiraad Inland lirreatet lis
! BH!.S A.,ro,rt.tt. f
Fifty T h--r a.
4'
tmr rlkaer Booatera aa Toar.
rREMONT. Neb-. Aug. U.-4r-c-
enbeier boontera. numbering about t'i. .'
mad aa automobtle tnn throujn ths' GP.AND ISLAND. Neb. Arg. a ipe-W-fr.lty
)csterday buost!i.g tha br-.boer , c:I. At a meeti g last night the Ueder-
Uva Stock show, whicit mil be b.d Id irani aoe-ty ir.creaaed its new building
that town September IX 14 awl Ik Went , approte vtion to I rem IcV) and tha
Puaat. 1'ehlmg. Hooper. Wirae-ow. Nkktr- tuildtr.g oominltlea let the contract to H.
aoa. Fremont, North ir. 1. Lvcge ant Wa'ldorf tr. city, tar 144 aa. tn round
Kayder were the towns visited, sr amg tt numbers, not Indudlas; wlrtr.g. heating and
a atreoiaoua trip. There aaa fori) -tte plS-r.btng Contrast waa entered Inte today
automobiles la tine, decorated ta yt'lw b; the t fT.cers of the oompaa y aad axcava
and purple colors. Uhlle Iti Fremont tte uon ni.l be begun toot urrow. A fareweil
were ths guests of the Comsctrui 'dtut is to be Leid la the old hail, which
and wtre gtten m h a&d takes tu the u beea tne ho a. s of the society tor forty
Bioviag lecture tie'.rta ! 3 rra. bfre tbe old but idisgs are raxed.
I'araers' lnsitteie at largest.
SARUtlNT. Neb. A-.g. Jl Specia , i-At
a tibial njeeting of the Farmers' institute
-.rrcay afternoon, i!. K Vandecberg.
president cf the f.stitute. J. Ujtuos and
J. K. Gnnt werv elected delegates u attend
the Nebraska Farmers Ctr.grea and Rural
Life rommuivii, shKfa is lo t held in
York next month. Th Institute is making
preiaratioos fur an Instructive sesaiun and
an exhibit in January.
ir lliark a a!l hn L a M na weiaaa after
af snalaris, Irver 4. rar.geinrtit ad kidney ut:rii-X snssarabiy far two das fro,
trouble H ea l. y cured by Htfln- H-t er, anjmti .on.t4aiai. aaa c rod by oa dose ei
tna guaraateed reet.edy. ic For sale t ' ctmbcriain s CtOlc, Cho.era ana Iarrawea
Beaten Drag Co. J Kcyed . ir'or aaie by all avara.
Boy Dragged lades Hasrake.
RAGAN. Neb. Aug. a. )peciaX Die
Rxharda. son of Edward Rxha rds. was
painfully tnyured when the team he waa
driving to a hay rack ran away. His nose
a as trvkea and be was baJly bruised and
cut
A treat Uisalut torViasi Mew.
J. A. Maple. Ut f Tth H. Steubn villa.
O. aaysi -For years I suffered from waa A
k-dnes and a severe bladder trouble I
iearned of Foley Kidney Pll a and their
w nderful cures, no I began taking the i,
aad sura enough I had as goui res iits a.
any 1 heard about. My barkche left me
and to one of my business. expreas?r n,
that alone Is a great advantage. 1 y kid
neys acted free and normal. 1.11 that
sated mo a Kt of sc leery It is now a
I leas,." to worg where It used t be a
miaary. Foley ateay PUls have eUred me
aad have my hiarheet pra.se." Ft sale
by ail drugg: la.
Colonist Trains de luxe
Septmber 16, 17, 18, October 13, 14, 15, 16.
FAST SCHEDULE
Dining Cars Reduced Price Meab
Smoking and Lounging Car
Victor-Victrola Concerts
Via
Union Pacific
Standard Road c! the Wast
Prottcted by Electric Block Signals
For literature and information relative to fares, route?,
etc.. call or addrts
L. BEINDORPF, C. . & T. A.
1324 Farnarn Street, Cmaha, Neb.
Phones Doug. 1828; Ird, A3231
Opening of the
Rosebud and Pine Ridge
Indian Reservations
SOUTH DAKOTA
CC CA O acrtt of r Und in Mellie
T" (sCiOU L, d Bennett Coumie, South
Dakota, will be opened for set
tlement by the U. S. GovernmenL A chance for
160 acre farm at small cost in a region adapted
to high grade ajricuhure and oraiine. Produces larje
crops corn, wheat, rye, barley, oats, spekz and alfalfa.
Register any day October2to21, 1911
Chamberlain or Rapid City
South Dakota
on the line of the
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
THE SHORTEST LINE TO THE RESERVATIONS
O- October 3 and 17 rounj tr p Konmrctcn' tickets w H he on u.'.c
to C tiiibcr in and Kapsi City at reatij reduced Urea.
LVacriptivc Ltrrature, imp and com; -etc iniorn Jton wX be
sect FREE on rc-jctt to
F. A. N.VSH. Ocncral Westc a Agent
1521 Farna m Street. Omaha
F. A. MILLER, General Passenger Agent, CHICAGO
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