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THE BEE: OMAITA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 12, 1914. IMPERSONATOR IS ARRAIGNED I Prominent Army Woman Passes Away Hammond ' Released Under - Bond Pending Hearing. IORING FAMILY IS PENNILESS Six Persons, ItropRht n Omnlin liy 3tn'n Pretfiiiltttflf to Be Srcret Service Agent, In Des titute Condition. Harry C. Hammond, arrested as he alighted from a Union Pacific train hero Monday night, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Herbert 8, Daniel y&teday afternoon, nnd his bond fixed at 'ti.WO. The prisoner Is charged with having obtained money under false pretenses and Imperconatlng a govern ment secret service agent. Ills' hearing before, the commissioner Is set for Fri day morning .at 10 o'clock. ' A brother-in-law of Hammond, hap pened to be In Omaha yesterday morning, and was surprised ipdn rca'dlng the morning Deci to discover that his sister's husband was In trouble The brother-in-law lives in St. Louis, and said that while Hammond had been In scrloas trouble of 'the kinO before, he was sur prised at Its' recurrence. Hammond has . been . married several years, and had recently made his home la Sacramento, Cat., where his wlfo now resides, His wife has been constant, to her husband though ho has served terms in,prlion for two offenses, and the brother-in-law today assured iho prisoner that Mrs. Hammond would "stick by him through thick and thin." With the little Lorlng family, however, the proposition is a different one. Lorlng left his Job hurriedly in Seattle, and Without money, camo on tho trip to Chi cago. Hammond Paying tho expenses. Lorinc penniless, with his wife mid four children, was obliged to go to the city mission for shelter last night. Today, he will try to' obtain work at the print ing trade, by which ho has earned till livelihood. I.nrlns'a Story. The story of tie acquaintance and the development of the affair which brought the Lorlng family to Omaha, In company wth Hammond js unusua'. "J was employed as city salesman for the Bears Printing and Binding company in Seattle, and. had been there for somo time," 'aald Mr. luring. ''Ilanilnorid cfe'me to work for tho' same firm as superin tendent. I am familiar with all branches of the 'printing business,' and I know that hr accompirhed wonders there In that position. I became attracted to the man by his unusual ability. "H ono day confided to me, that he was a secret service agent for the United States, and that his special work on the coast was the apprehension of somo Japs who had obtained important military secrets of the coastal defenses. Later ho said he had Just discovered the Jap who had tha military secret, anil that ho hnd Issued, an order to another secret servlco man Rawed Chester, and that the order in code, instructed, Chester to kill tho Jap. The order was Interpreted, to state that the murder was to occur about train tiftje of the day we left. He aald we had better, leave the- coast Dtr once. I temonstrated against leaving my , wife, and he told mo to bring hec and, the Chil dren aUmg, and to engage a -nursa, for the children, which he did. While we wtoe at the station In Seattle ready to board the train, Hammond came-up In a. hurry. and- exhlWtlnr & ,hoie .in his coit.'slld thrft the Jap'had sho't ai him." hi i I 1 ' New Dance Teacher Is Also a Burglar owa Grain Dealers .Talfe Co-operation. WATERLOO, la., Feb. ll.-(8peclal Tologram.)-Tho tenth annual convention of Iowa grain dealers opened Its sessions today with over WO delegates In attend ance. President Thomas McManus of Dougherty was In the chair. W. J, nay ot Colorado Is secetary, D. D, Paine of Engle Orovc, treasurer, and J. W, Hughes of Uarnuin, vfee president. Co-operation la the keynote of the con- ntlon. The co-operative Idea Is grow lng and It was said that the system o( torago ot grains and produce was one of tho results ot high prices and that elimination ot these middlemen would mean a saving to tho consumer and greater profit to lite producer. Prominent speakers from Chicago and elsewhere will take part on the program, which continues until Thursday night. An effort will bo made td have the 1816 convention placed In this cltyv TloklliiK ( the Throat quickly relieved bjr Dr, icing's. Nety Dis covery, mo great cough and cold rem edy, u safe and sure medicine. Mo and $1. Al drug)Bls'$s.A4vtrt!seme4. BILL MAKING IMPERSONATING CONGRESSMAN CRIME PASSED MILWAUKEE, Wis., Fob. lt.-An In structor ot the modern dances, in one oi Chicago's select dancing schools, ainl a burglar another times form the dual per sonality of Herman Zaatrow, according to Information gained by the Milwaukee Police today; : Zastrow is being held here charged with plundering' Milwaukee's most fashionable summer .homes at Fox Point and Whtto Fish Pa, ana With attempting to wreck a passenger train. He 'Is in a critical condition at a hospital from a bullet wosjw iatjlcted several weeks. ago while be waa Mtmptlng to enter a residence. Whtto Zastroy?. was teaching dancliiK In Chicago lie became engaged to ,a tin. who gaveWr name as "Lucy Harvey," H skewered valued gifts on her, In cluding Jewelry he baa admitted taking from Milwaukee' h attics, according to' tho yolk. . i "H!m .JIarvsy" waa brought to Mil waukee rcUy and surrendered to the Jtolkre a part of the valuables. The rest. ka ald, he sa pawned In Chicago. LAND1S MOT SURE THIEF REFORMED, SAYS TWO YEARS CHICAGO, Feb 11,-A letter telling Judge Ltmdla that ha had "learned his lesson and had reformed" failed to win ymparoy jjpr .jusrry waison, coniesseu wall tacsMle; thief, In the federal court today and Watson was sentenced to apehd two years In the Jollet penitentiary. "I find that Watson was sent to a ro jfortn achool when a boy end later served a penitentiary term for setting fire to his property. This letter has no weight with toe!' aald Judge Landls, Watson stole mall bags from a wagon la Belle Flaiue. la., and, In Chicago, tried to caah tho checks be, found. DAUGHTER AT HOME OF MR. AND MRS. PHIPPS DENVER, Feb. lL-HSpedal Telegram.) Dr. Stork left a fine, healthy elgbt-and a-balt-pound elrl.tWs morning at C o'clock at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. PWpps. Jr., Kl East Eighth avenuo. The ilttlo girl opened her eyes to world of purples for she Is a Brand daughter o't Lawrence C. Phipps ot Dearer, millionaire and former Pittsburgh steel magnate. Tho marriage ot Lawrence C. Phipps, ir.j to Miss Gladys Hart, Well Known lit Denver, Colorado Springs and Council Stuffs, la., waa quietly performed at her Childhood home In tho latter city Decern fceir at, 1812. The couple have resided in pepvar since tnejr marriage. You Save Money Iflhm you tnry Foley Hohey and Tar C?ieund because, Just a .few .doses stops Uws eeweh and heals the cold, one bottle hurts a. long time, and, the last dose Is as! gaod the first. Mrs. a. S 20 Van iBuren St, Kingston; N.' X, says "Sjathsr had lagrlppe and )ils cough was osaeittmg ternoie ana he could not sleep. Titer's Money and Tar not only stopped Ma ctKuraltisr. but it brought taf voice back W me aftef a severe ca.e of brou eWfls M. UrypgUls." For sale by all deeitr awerjrwhere. AdrertUemect. ,SBBBBBBBBBBB 'sIsBklBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBW. ssssssssssssssssssslssHssissssssssssssssssP jHHBHHBfljM MES.IBEDm(!IA,8Mni by testimony of David H. Lamar before the lobby commtttce. The mensuro would make It a crime, punishable by not more than ttvo years' imprisonment and not moro than $10,000 fine, for any person to Impersonate ft member or employe of congress or offi cer ot the United States In communica tion across state lines. WAHIIlNQTON. Feb. ll.-Senator Cum mins' bill designed to cure somo of the evils disclosed by the lobby investiga tion last summer was passed by the senate today without dehatc. It would provide heavy penalties for Impersonators of members of congress or other federal officials and overactive lobbyists. The bill Is tho result of disclosure revealed Mrs, Smith, Wife of General F. A. Smith, Dies of Pneumonia Mrs, Wllhclmlna Fowler Smith, wife of General Fredorlck A. Smith, died yester day, at tho family residence, 1C03 South Thlrty-aeqond avenue. Mrs. Smith had suffered with Bright' disease for the last two years nnd about two weeks ago con tracted a bad cold, which developed into pneumonia, hurrying her death. She was . .. . ..... uorn in now iorK cuy in tne daughter ot Mr. and Mr. D, !M. Fowler, and waB married, to General Frederic!; A. Smith at San Francisco In 1S7S. Bur vlvlng tho deceased, besides the husband, are two daughtera and one boiv, Mrs, A, I. Chrlstlo, wife ot Captain A, L. Ch'rUtle,. United states attnjr; Mrs. Stephen Duherer, Chicago; Lieutenant Raymond D, Smith, Fourth infantry, .United ' States army, stationed at Gal veston. Mrs, A. L. 'Christie was here at tho time of her mother's death. Tho funeral will bo. hold at the family residence at 4 o'clock this afternoon, Dean Tancock of Trinity cathedral officiating. Later tho bojly will be taken! cast. Inter ment will bo In the family 'lot In Cypres Hill cemetery, Brooklyn. Burial will, bo at Cypress Hill cemetery, Brooklyn,, N, Y, Funeral' services have not yet ben decided upon, SHUMAN UNABLE TO EXPLAIN Youth Fonnd with Dead Mother is in Hospital. CAUSE OF HER DEATH OBSCURE rtirmlcn! Annlrsl to lie Made to Discover Whether Poison W I'sed Glres lexeme for , BtranRp. Answer. Clarence Shuman, .tho M-year-old step son of F. C. Billings, who returned to his homo at Kd North Twenty-fifth street Tuesday noon to find his wife sitting In n. chair In the kitchen dead, and in her arms their 214-year-old boy Lclloy un conscious, absolutely denied at the St. Joseph hospital lato yesterday afternoon that he had poisoned his mother and step sister. Ho asserted that he had told the doctor he had bought a drug at tho drug store and had given It to his mother and stepsister In order to mako tho doctor refrain from pounding his chest to bring back him to consciousness. Shuman declared that the family had been complaining ot slight Illness since Sunday evening when they had partaken of somo canned beans and salmon for the evening meal. Tuesday morning Shuman said he was awakened by his mother who told him It was time to go to work. Ha arose and went Into tho bath room. As he emerged from that room he said he heard tho baby cry as If in anguish and that he eaw his mother In tho kitchen. As he passed through the room he fell in a swoon and know nothing until tho doctor brought him to consciousness again. A post mortem examination by Dr. W. 8. McClcneghan failed to reveal any trace of tho. cause ot tho woman's death, and a chemical analysis ot the contents of the stomach will bo made. The husband of the woman or her two daughters, Mnmle and Besslo, who were away from home at the tlmo could give no reason for a posslblo suicide pact. Ithough ClarontK, they declared had threatened on various occasions to end hi life. Somo sausage and milk found In the house by the Pollco will be examined. Bhuman will be kept under guard at St, Joseph's hospital until he has fully re covered. Coroner Crosby asserts that the possibility of ptomaine poisoning Is slight. Tho father can offer no possible ex planation of tho tragedy. lie Is in the employ ot the Omaha Gas company.. Tho Persistent and Judicious Use ot Kewspaper Advertising Is the Road to Cuslness Success. Gnrthqnnkc Felt In Culm. HAVANA. Cuba. Feb. 11. A strnnir earthquake, felt at 2 o'clock this morning at Santiago dq Cuba, created a panic among tho population. No report of damage was received. BURGESS- NASH CO. "EVERYBODY'S STORE" Wednesday, February 11, 1014. STORE NKvjs FOrt THUIISDAY. Sixteenth and Harney Bta. "LET US HAVE FAITH THAT BIGHT MAKBS MIGHT. AND IN THAT FAITH LET US DARK TO DO OUIl DUTY AS WE UNDERSTAND IT." LINCOLN. Splendid Display of VALENTINES MAKE younsnlf, as well as others, happy by indulging in the protty semtlment of the day. Our showing Includes mnny new Ideas shown for the first time Valentine Books, Novelties, Post Cards, otci Price, 1 to $5. Burgess-Kash Co. Stationery Section. A Big Bargain Square of SILKS THE very sort", in greatest demand nov, Including messallnes, in all the Wanted plain shades, also fancy fig ured effoctB and stripes, serges, taffetas, foulards, natural pon gee, etc, formoirly $1.00 the yard; Thursday, special, tho yard. , . Bnrgess-Kash Co lgaln rioor. 59c LEATHER BAGS Formerly $1, at 59c AN assortment of imported colored leather bags, wltb gilt and nickel frames, strap handles, colored linings, fitted with coin purse. Bags that were formerly priced at $1.00; special sale price, Thursday, your choice for. Bnrgeas-Ifaah, Co. Mln Floor. 590 Alarm Clocks, 75c A NECESSITY these morn- Inge, the, "America," a 30 hour clock, polished nickel case, large figure dial, patent shutoff on the alarm; guaran teed for one year; at Jewelry section ThurB- 7K,r day , DC 15c Ruching at 7y2c RUCHING in an assortment of styles, put up 6 yards to the box, formerly 15c, nt Neck wear section Thurs- "T I day, box 2'C 10c Handkerchiefs, 5c WOMEN'S Handkerchiefs, splendid selection, good size, formerly 10c; to clear away Thursday at Hand kerchief section, each.. . OC Panty Waists, 25c CHILDREN'S Panty WalBts, skeleton waists for boys, muslin, with lace edge trim ming for girls; Thurs- ne' day, Corset section... uC 08c Combinations, 40c WOMEN'S Cotton Crepe C o m b 1 n a tlons, dainty prints and blue stripe, finished with torchon lace edge and rib bon run headings; formerly 08c; at Undermuslln section, choice 49c Charming Cloth, Silk and PARTY DRESSES Formerly $15 to $25, $8.95 EVERY ono is a charming creation, and in tho of fering, which you -will rcallzo at first glance Is moBt unusual, thero are dresses suitable for most any occasion. The materials are cloths, chiffons, crepo meteors and allovcr laces, made up in a wine selection of tne very latest styles. There are all sizes for women and misses represented, but come early for best selections, for at this price they will go out In a hur ry; formerly $15 to $25, choice 8 Women's COATS $6.95 Formerly $15.00, $10.50 and $25.00 ANOTHER extreme ready-to-wear "special" that will bring forth a gen erous response. The coats are all late winter models, made of broadcloths, boucles, imported mixtures, etc.. three-fourths and full lengths; choice $6.95 Bnrtresa-Kash Co. Second floor. f Burgess-Nash Co.Everybody's Store 16th and Harney; Ask for M. & M. Coupon on BJyery thing You Buy. Patronize These Dealers. They Give Votes. KACHOO! KACHOO! KACHOOEE! THAT SNEEZE MEANS A GOLD! That Gold Means a Cough; That Cough May Develop Dread Pneumonia Soon. Stop It With Pure Essence Mcntho- I,axcne. The Only llcllablo Itemed)-. , Mentlio-I.axene Is the only remedy which, will quickly check a cold In tho bglnnn8 you Ifnow ybu'va trld mp remedies but tho cold always "runs Its course." Bend - to tho (druir storo for a bottlo of Mcntho-tAxcno right away, Uso as directed and you'll rnoko a line dls covery (or got your money back.) You'll dlncover that thero. really is a, remedy that puts an' end to a bad cold and Instantly relieves tho snvcrcst cough Ins". Coughing, Hoarsene", Stoppcd-up Head, AVoterltitf Eyes, "Leaking- Nostrils," all aro banished quickly when Mcntho Laxeno Is used. .Hold by all well-stocked druggists, hut l( you doubt this advertisement send 8 cents in stamps for a trial bottle to Tho Blackburn Products Co., Dayton, O, The Robert Dempster Go. HMSMaBasBaBasBssssHsssasMassnswsiBBBnaasa Cordially invite you to visit tho Big KODAK EXHIBITION Wo have a full lino of Eastman Kodaks and materials, and all our printing, dovoloping and enlarging is dono on our promises by exports who uso Eastman methods and materials exclusively. Let us make enlargements bucIi as you will see at the Exhibition for you from your-own negatives. Ask for our finishing1 price list, The Robert Dempster Go. TWO STOJLES 1813 7arnam Street. 30 South 15th St. $6,000 Cash and Premiums THE BEE M. & M. VOTING CONTEST $1,000 Cash To Organizations Nearly seven mors weeks of the h'S contest. The race la remarkably even. Tho big voting values are now in effect. No further in crease will ho made. Don't hold back your votea. Bring them to the con tost department NOW. They count for as much today as they will on March 28, when the contest closes. Votes are what you want. Go after them. BUY FROM THESE DEALERS M. & M. Voting Coupons, Issued by the merchants whose names appear in this list are good for votes in The Omaha's Bee's M. & Id. $0,000 Voting Contest. The dealers here named are authorized by The Bee to issue these coupons on everything sold in their store's at the rate of FIVE. VOTES Jov each cent, cash purchase. Ask for your M. & M, voting coupons insist on the coupons when you settle your account. Bring the coupons to The Bee Contest Department at least once a week and get for them a voting ballot. The list of merchants, line and location of buslnees follow, ASIC YOUR DKAIJSr. FOR DUK BILLS. OMAHA DEALERS t AUTOXOBZ&Sa The T. 0. Northwall Co.. 913 Jones ATrTOMOBX&S SUPPLIES. Arthur Htors Auto Supply Co., 2020 Farnam. BAXEKT. Myers BakerySoa Far nam. Tho C. W. Hull Co. ' DAHCXXa AOABSMT. Pastime Pleasure, and Dancing Club. Douglas' Auditorium. Every Thursday evening.. SAZBT PRODUCTS. Alamlto Sanitary Dairy, 1813 Far nam. BBU618. nslrd Pharmacy, nth & Douglas. Uoldman Pharmacy, 24tli & Lea venwortli, Ehlcrs Pharmacy, S$th & Leaven worth. - Farnnm Hill Pharmacy, 252 Far nam. neevts Druir Co., JSth Ave, A Leavenworth. J. II. Schmidt. 24th Cumins. Seller Drug Co.. 213 N. 35th. Schaefrs Cut Prico Drue Store. Aojuns-IIalght Drug Co., 21th & Adants-Halffht Drug Co.. 24th ft Fort Dundee Pharmacy, 60th & Under wood. Ilermansky Hros.. 16th & Vinton. OBO0BK8. It. Kulakofsky, 2404-6 Ames. Flodman Bros.. 40th & Cuming. P. A. Flali. 202S Sherman 'Ave. E. 1L PankraU & Son. 3808 N. 24th J. Uerkowltt. 1502 Jf. 24th. Elmer Anderson. 8024 Leaven worth. J. Adelson. 2735 Davenport John Wlsler, 48th & Leavenworth. Stein Bros.. 4002 Hamilton. Louis Rommer, 49th & Dodw. Chas. F. Shaw Co.. I33t Park Ave, P. Sherman. 3501 N, 30th. Geo. Boss. 24th & MjP Rosenblum Bros.. 103-5 N. 40th. 11 Ttachman. 2802 Sherman Ave. need nros.. 2223 Leavenworth. The McCoy Grocery Co.. 2221 Mill- Ctlly. 5720 K. 24th. Tom Johnson. 20th & Lake. Hobbs & Sharer. 24th and Wirt Sam Klnkenstetn. 2002-4-6 K 3th. Tuchman Bros.. 18 th & Chicago. Turhmsn Bros,. 24tb ft California Tuchman Bros.. SHh & Davenport Louis Ziev.m6 California XAB8WAXJL Burnett Hardware Co... 1618 Har- MY- jBWBUtT. , Aaron's Gift Rhon. isth & Farnain. Nonoarell Laundry Co.. 1708 Vinton. Twenty votea tor each one cent X,xaXTZVO TIX.TVM9. Ilarwood-Pope Co. XSATS AKB PBSTHSSJW. Fr4 Bonness Provision Co., 2321 Lwvenworth. . , ,.. Fred Bonness Provision Co, 608 8. 16th. 3?XAV60. Orkln Bros.. J 6th & Harney. Bchmoller ft Mueller, 1311-13 Far- ,iatn" metesKann., The tlyn Studio. 16th & Howard. apoBTrwa etooBS. Townsend Gun Co.. 1514 Farnnm. SB.0B8, ZfTKKXSXXBfiM AXB BUT OOB, Wau Vasak. 1264 S. 13th. TAZZ.OB8. MaoCarthy-Wilson Tailoring Co., 304-6 8. 16th St 'AIXOBS, OZiSAKSKS. BTZKS. Dresher Bros., 3211-13 Far nam St. THEATERS. The Pastime Theater, 24th & Leavenworth. Suburban Theater, 4418 N. 24th. The Gem, 1258 S. 13th. Apollo Theater. 29th & Leaven worth. Clune's Theater, 2655 Farnam. Lyric Theater, 17th and Vinton, Star Theater, 1814 N. 24th St SOUTII OMAHA. BAKB8T, A, Bakke. Homo Bakery, 432 N. 24th. (SEASTSSS AHX DYERS, The Pantorlum. COAX,. ' The C W. Hull Co. sxuQonrxa. Forrest ft Meany .Drug Co., 401 N. 24th. OBY GQODB, BOOTS. SHOES A3TP rUKKXSBZVO GOODS. Vacek Dept. Store. 312 N. 24th. PIVE, TSK AKD TWEKTT-rrWB CBHT STORE. Magto City 6. 10 and 25cent Store. 396 N. 24th. eBOOBJtXSB. MEATS AVD PRO- VISIOKB. United Provision Stores, 318 N. 24th. HARDWARE. O. K. Hardware Co., 415 N. 24th. JEVSUT. Jacobson ft Furen, 2404 N. Mxzx,rsrsRT. Miss K. A. Ityun. 61!) No. 21th. acovrxa picture tkeatejc Besse Theater. XiAUHSXT. Nonpareil Laundry Co. 20 votes for each one cent. COUNCIL- BLUFFS. , oxotkxbrb, vvBBxsxxva GOODS AX XATS. Joe Smith & Co. 10 votes for each one cent Cash purchase. SO days only. COAX, COUP ANT. Council Bluffs Coal ft lea Co. DRD3S. West End Pharmacy, 3 2d and Broadway. DSTTQS, PAXETS, GX.ASS. Geo.- S. Davis. 200 Broadway, dBOOSRXXS. John McSorley. 305 Main St B. W. Whitehead, 2016 5th Ave. GROCERIES AXD KEATS. I. A. Glllnsky, 3141 Broadway. Julius Keppncr. 1102 6th Ave. Star Grocery. 222T W. Broadway. C. H. Hvber. 113 E. Broadway. 0. C fiorensen. 628 16th Ave. OROCBXXSS, SCBATB AXB PEED Blclie ft Seeley, 1601 West Broad- vay. CrEOOXaXSS. MEAT. BRT OeB3 AXB XOTIOXS. 1. IX. Nelson. 603-605 N. 18th St HARDWARE, p, C. De Vol Hardware Co., 504 W, Broadway. XAVXBXT. Eagle Laundry, 718 W. Broadway. Save laundry slips. 20 votes for each one cent KOTROTOZ.Blt. BXCTOXSS, SP0RTIX0 PSBS. Tho Cydery. 317 Broadway, JEWELRY Geo. Gcrner. 411 W. Broadway PICTURES AXD AST GOODS. H. Borwlclc, 209 H. Main. PAINTS AXD WALL PAVES. H. Borwlck. 209 S. Main. 1 PICTURE THEATERS, The Nicholas, 547 Broadway. Elite No. 1, 541 Broadway, Elite No. 2. 645 Broadway. PHOTOGRAPHER. C. A. niley. 317 Broadwny. VEHICLES. WAGONS. IMPLE MENTS. Marvin C. Van Dcrveer. 12-24 Fourth St PIANOS. Laustrun Piano Co- 340 W. Broad way, SHOE REPAIRING. Friedman Bros.. 9 8. Main. SHOES. Hamilton Shoe Store, 412 Broad way. 10 votes for each one cent Cash purchase. SO days only. FLORENCK. XiXTKBEjt. Mlnne-Lusa Lumber Co. SHOES, PURNISHING AXD BXt GOODS. Larson ft Effenberger. OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS ARLINGTON. AUTOMOBILE AXD PARK MACHINERY. Fred Echtenkamp. DRUGS. John C Webber. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. J, W. Halton. NEWSPAPER. Fxvlow-Herald. BLAIR. CLOTHIER. Ed Mattblesen. DRUGS. Farnham ft Son. DBY GOODS. ,Th Bee Hive. PI.OUB. PESO AXD COAX. J. C Long. GROCERIES. J, Mueller's Grocery. XZASDWASE. The Arndjt Hardware Co, NEWSPAPER. The Pilot FREMONT. CLOTHING AXD aVVT& PUS PUBXXSXIXGS. The Hub. ...,,,,-- PUSH XT USE. Kavich ft WllHlilo GROOSSXES. Frank Hanson. XASSWASE. N. M. Hansen. GLENWOOD, IA. t SHOE STOSE.i Vinton ft Workman. ' GROOSSXES. F. G. Whipple. DBUGS. Bed Cross Drug Co. CLOTHING, SHOES, PURNISH- XXGS. . ' Hamilton & MatthewB. JEWELRY. J. B. Johnson. THEATERS. Scenic Theater. t NEWSPAPER. The Opinion. LYONS. ' DRUGS. C. s, Newmeyer. i PUBXXTUBE. G. E. Cleveland., GROCERIES. Metcalf-Coffee Co. JEWELRY, Harry A. Martin. LUMBER, COAL AXD PARM MACHINERY. J. Shumway ft Son. StSX'S FURNISHINGS. D. Malonoy ft Son. NEWSPAPER. Lyons Mirror. OAKLAND. clothing axd shoes. Wick tho ClPtbler. DBUGS. W. W. Roberts Pharmacy. GROCERIES, Larson's Cash Grocery. HARDWARE. C. W. Foro. JEWELRY. 8. P. Person. . NEWSPAPER. Oakland Independent WAHOO. . AUTOMOBILES. Bredenberg Garage. BAKERY, CAXDY. CXGASS AXD XOB CREAM. Swanbom & Hult CLOTHING AXD 7UBXXSXXXO. .Elmer Johnson. DBUOS T. St Martin & Co. PUBXXTUBE Blggerstaff Bros. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. A. Morin. JEWELRY. Anderson ft Thorsen. LUMBER, COAL AXx BUILDING MATERIAL, D. B. Phelps. Lumber & Coat Co. KEATS AXD PSOVXSXOXS J. F, Gross. MOVING PICTURE THEATER. Star Theater. The next few weeks will determine tho winners. Shall you be one of themT It's all up to you. Every nominee has a chance. It's not too late to enter. Send in your nomination. Fill out the blank. Room 14 Bee Building, rhono Douglas 3110. NOMINATION BLANK. Name. . s. . .&;.?k. 'ft; child) Address. , . , v.v. . ...... .... Names (Organization) Good -for 3,000 Free Votes. WOOD & COLDREN, Contest Mgrs. i aV X X X
