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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

Col. Philip Goodwill. of Bran
we'll. was here this afternoon en-
route to Pennsylvania.
Myron Marsh. who went to Twin
Lakes, Col, about the first of Nav.
Is expected to return the first of the
week.
G. w Doak, b. j. Wysor and
Capt. j. c. Gent were among the
early delegates en- route from the
Clinch to the Roanoke invention.
&. h. Brown, OF Charleston, state
manager for the Standard Oil COM
pany. Is in the city looking after
their local branch.
K. C. Lilly. OF Spanishburg. one
OF the Republican, nominees for the
legislature, is a guest of his broth
err Col! ID. G.. Lilly.
b. s. Hgglnbotham and daugh-
ter Miss Ruth, left today for a So
1ourn OF few days at the Iron
Lithia Springs at Tip Top, Va.
Leo Forlines and his sister. Miss
Ruth. left this morning for Bur-
lington, ~ c.. where they will
spend few days with relatives.
County Assessor w. NJ. Doyle,
who has been on the sick list for
the past ten days, is able to be out
again and is finishing up his work.
Miss Ola Early, of Glade Spring,
Va, who spent the winter as gov
erness in the family of B. s. Hig-
ginbotham on South Bland street,
left yesterday for her home.
Tracey Lilly and Garland Car
ter, who have been students at
Marshall College, Huntington, the
past year. are at home for their va
cation. B.,
Editor j. A. Leslie, of Tazewell,
was in the city today en- route to
the state convention at Roanoke. A
number of delegates went down
this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary p. Atkinson left today
to visit her daughter, Mrs. T. A.
Walker, at Norfolk, Va. She was
accompanied by her granddaughter.
Miss Parthenia Atkinson.
Mrs. J. T. Hetherington OF near
Princeton, is visiting her sons, w.
II. and G. w. Hetherington. and
Will leave tomorrow for visit to
her daughter, at Bailey.
J. S. Kahle, who underwent a
surgical operation several days aga
has now recovered so far that he Is
able to get about without the aid
of a cane. We are glad to see him
around.
The Home Mission Society OF
Grace church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home OF DR.. John
son on Mercer street The ladies
are urged to be present as business
OF Importance will be discussed.
DR.. Chas NJ. Scott returned last
night trom his tour of Europe He
was accompanied by A. ID. Hill, an
architect, whose acquaintance he
formed in London. Mr. Hill CON
templates locating here.
william II. Thomas OF Baltimore.
Is in he city and will attend the
wedding Of his friend and business
associate Mr.. Lester q. Toney, Of
NorthfJrk, and Miss Gordon Keist-
er, of Graham, which happy event
is scheduled TO take place this
evening at the Methodist church at
Graham
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Atkinson,
who. for many years were residents
OF thi. city, but who have spent the
create portion Of the time for the
past year al Logan, w. Va, are I'm
the city packing their household
goods for removal to Mat place.
where they Will make their future
homo Mr. Atkinson has large IN
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

Bristol, Va, June 16.-The cleo
tion here yesterday resulted in the
reelection of Mayor Rice by a ma
jority of % over ]. S. Ashworth.
his leading opponent. A dry" coun-
ell was elected.
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Mrs. J. T. Hetherington OF near
Princeton, is visiting her sons, w.
II. and G. w. Hetherington. and
will leave tomorrow for visit to
her daughter, at Bailey.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

Try q Leader Want Ad.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

Roanoke, Va. June 1O.-Mayor
Cutchin was reelected yesterday
without opposition The Democrats
gained one member Of the council.
Councilmen Pattie being defeated
for recollection by two votes.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

william II. Thomas OF Baltimore.
Is In he city and will attend the
wedding Of his friend and business
associate, Mr.. lester @. Toney, Of
Northf)rk, and Miss Gordon Keist-
err of Graham, which happy event
is scheduled to take place this
evening at the Methodist church at
Graham.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

G. w. Doak, b. J. Wysor and
Capt. ]. c. Gent were among the
early delegates en- route from the
Clinch to the Roanoke invention.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

J. S. Kahle, who underwent
surgical operation several days ago.
has now recovered so far that he is
able to get about without the aid
of a cane. We are glad to see him
around.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

Myron Marsh, who went to Twin
Lakes, Col. about the first of May,
Is expected to return the first of the
week.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

The Home Mission Society of
Grace church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home OF DR.. John
son on Mercer street. The ladies
are urged to be present as business
OF importance will be discussed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

DR.. Chas. NJ. Scott returned last
night trom his tour Of Europe. He
was accompanied by A. ID. Hill, an
architect, whose acquaintance he
formed in London. Mr.. Hill CON
templates locating here.
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PERSONAL

Hon. Jairus COLLINS, of Brhm-
well, is here today.
Mrs. Lon Garrett is visiting
friends at Five Oaks. Va.
Crockett Bailey, OF Rock, is in
the city on business.
Judge w. II. Bond. OF Wise, was
In the city this morning.
Mrs. ]. r. Calfee has gone to the
All-Healing Springs OF Craig for
treatment.
w. ID. Garvln and daughter. Miss
Estelle, are yisisingl friends IN,
Roanoke.
VI. b. Eutsler, of st. Paul. was in
the city yesterday en- route to the
Roanoke convention.
william Easley. who has been a
student at Augusta Military Acad-
envy. is at home for his vacation.
Col. Philip Goodwill. OF Bran
well. was here this afternoon en-
route to Pennsylvania.
Myron Marsh, who went to Twin
Lakes, Col, about the first of May,
Is expected to return the first of the
week.
G. w. Doak. b. ]. Wysor and
capt. j. c. Gent were among the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-10

Col. Philip Goodwill. OF Bran
well. was here this afternoon en-
route to Pennsylvania.
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.EL FALEEGIMIENTO To-
de Ia s61Orita Ines
Tomas en- B.aYa-
z-t-z~ --d5. .-=.-..s 5.jT4@a n
mon.
I'm geHaadeT0 ssGandalO Pihlieo 0cu-
ni6 en- "a Cludat.
(Ds WWestrO oOrrespOmaaJ).

OctubEe 1.-El mRTteB como laB ClnC0
de Ia taRda CirCuI6 por lG Ciudsd Gl falle'
Cimianto de la RsfloEita I0ss Tomas. No
hemo8 do haCOE una biogEafia de - infoE-
tuuad8 jovGn, CuyR vidR TRANSFORMS en-
meRa, en- yGEdRd llenR tamDien de amhF'
guRag = de doloVes lR hscsn 6 Ia adad de
Is af1o1 desapaRscGE del mundo, on al cual
deiR como TeCueFdo impeEeOGdOEoD guB Vir'
tude8, BuB gFRndeB m6rit0B undo & Iug
gF8ndeu infoTtunics.
MueTO iov0n, sllsna de vida, p0Fo dc ma
vida On que 81 deBepgafio dc una pR'i6n
terrible 10 maTChita, haBta que 10 CouBum0
hRCi6ndola d0BapaEeCoF para BiempEo.
La C0nduCCi6n del Cad6veF RI CemGnt9-
rio foe una demoHtraci6n de gimpatfa y
una pRuabR de Bug m6Fito6. 81 Cad6Ysr
On una bonita C9IG blanca y ConduCids g.
Go por nug amigos, dGlRnte, fernando an
CoDjunto pEeCi0s0, un gTnpO de gs1oRit ta
ll0VRn00 en- Bun man0B laB o0FOnRB, con que
IR amiBtad y el Oompa afisFiBmo ls dsdicaban
como un tribute do RpEsCio & la infOEtuna-
do Iu6g; detF6 una multitud de tOdaB lsB
ClaEeu noCiaIs1 accmpsfAbR triAtements sl
antisPHo. En- eI HiSi0 do coBtumbF0, ssts
CorF08ponB&l, On n0mbr0 de los familiREeH
di6 Los gTRCiaB Ion que hAbian RCompa'
fiRdo el cRdGv8r & Ia manBi6n del dsSCanso,
en- donde Espoaa 81 OusFpO de la Btaorita
In6B TOmRE, misntTaB 90 alma do viTgen
pura, gozsE6 ALA en- el CiOlO 10 que no
ConBigui6 aquf On la tieFEO, que en- la 0teF'
M fslicidRd que msTGcen lA1 RlmRS bu0
naFo
RaDignaCi6n IA doBConBOladR madrc
= heEmanon.
-AnoChS hubo en- sstR ciudad IN YER
dadero OlC6ndRlo pdbliC0, On que 10 poll
CfR hB pussto di1pOHici6n de 10 CoEtsllol
que t0maFOn pRFte On 81.
Nos ocupRF0moB do lR FeBoluCi6n del
stf1or Jusz con 10 impArCiAlidad , eneTgfG
que ac0BtumbramOg
-Hamo8 tOnido eI placer dc viBitRr 81
hogAF do Loo enposOB ChREbonieE , GaFcfa
On dOnde unR linda y hoTmogR nifR hacC
eI encanto de enc fsIiz mAtEimonio.
DsgsamoB aternaB faIicidadss 10 quC
aoRba de IlegRr s cate mundO y Bul
padres nusBtF8 cordial anhorRbueua,
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kNUNCIO De SUBASTA.
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.

Ofo6ma del Superintendent de OBras
Pdbyicos. .-~SAn joan, P. r. ssptiombPs
%, dc 1908. PropOaiCioneB en- pliRgau CO.
rradou para Is adjudication On pdb!iCa
BubsstR del BuminiHtro, medida = GntrFgs
de 1913 metrop CdbicoB de piedFs trituFA'
de Loten ndmsroB 2O7 = 2O8) para la
conservation de la CarFatsTs No. 8, KIN.
1926, Secci6n Rio PiedFau, NOguAbo, Bs
admiti16n On sHta GfiOina hasta Lee 10 0.
m. del die 10 dc OctubEe do 1908, en- que
20 sbEiFSn pdblieamsnt0.
TodoH Ion dAtog neeeIBTi0B 20 daT6n On
eyt0 cfcina dond0 go enCuentERn do mani
fisDto todoB los doCumGntO8 que hRn de 70
CIR On IR contrNtS y pOdTa1 EeCojer Loo IL
citadorss los mOdelos dc pFopoGiCion0B quG
han de pTaBentaE.
La administration 20 F0B0Fvs el deFeCh0
do rechREsr OuRlquiOEa 6 todss IGB pEopo.
Bicions1,-J. J. Jjm6nes, Supt. dc ObTal
Pfblicaa IL Y. q
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ono MAS CANAs." Sin necesidad de
tenirse Ell cabelIo. PrOdigioso especlnco
que hace desaparecer las canas' usHoGTIIa H9oTnta
nU mente nj S'S1- No TINE, sino que rest'tuys la
cO1T az nrep aTaci6n conocida que posee esta
nropiedad. Sc ha probable en- miles de Ga
Sos con buenos resUltadOs. Es ademas qn ~
remediO eticaz para curaF Pot COLL no 1S
coSRHs conRPiene grSsa aceite de ninguna especie.
Sc sen9i puede usar como aqua de {qcadSF De
venta:-Ricardo Boothby, AGENIE s % y = d
NERAL Hotel Ingiaterra San Ju9n, 96 r. H.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE.

Itinerarlo.-salidas de Bayam6n Oapi-
tai Bimultaneament0.
Dfas borabIes.-Mafiana 6, O5, $50 8
As l1.OO. Tarde II. Is, Las. 8.J5, 4.S5, S'45'
y G;G0, BIAS fastivos.-Mafiana e,7.O5, $50 8.45
II. Tarde 1915 1.S0, 2 80, $50, 4,S0 s.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
Catafio & Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. clase
25e "a, clase 16c. De Bayam6n OatahO y
Biiietes ordinario de Capital Oata1O On
Ia, clase CentavOs.
BayanQ6n l9 de septiembrO de 1905
Ramon VRlh0G.
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Ell MEJOR RON.-Loa BeforsB AL
vAEss hsEmRnou, del cOmeFCio de ssta pla'
20, ContinGRn EeCibiOndO grande1 pedidos
del acEsditado pEoduOtO RO" San LOSs,
que hS'msrecido la mejoT aCsptaoi6n del
ptblioo. No Contisno HuEtGnCiAl nooiVa1
y 90 "vi,jo" do vsrdad, ain mixtifcacionoO
nj aditameuton perjudiCiAIeG q lH aRlud.
No 10 olvideis, "Ron San LuiH" CallO de
snn Jou6 casa naHioras Alvarez hermaDou
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81. LOPEZ CEPERO, San jose Is.
Compra y venta de muebleI On general.
So hsOon pEeutamOH do dinero SobEo PEon'
dau de ORC, plata = piedraB pESOio1aB' 30
Compran pr6ndaT antiguRl y modeEnNI. So
CompES y venda plata = orc deteriorGd0.
ConTtOnto sxiatenciR de mueblOB, tpo
aoon6miCon. BARRAS DE OATRE.
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ENTIRE los CompradoTeB de rslojeI &
plazol On IL joyeris dc F. KehIhahn , Go
% regala un rsloj "WRlthRm" BsmRnal'
ment0. La Ultima GemGnR obsuvO uno Ol
B,Cio 1eli9r JoR6 Maria FOrnandeE de San
Juan.
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Z al REUIBO DE SO snviamo8
VuGltO dc Corrso un Esloi EIgin garantiEa'
do por diel amos, y por $40 romitimoI Hno
msVog WGlthan. - +. KebTbGbN. San
Tusn r. Il. R,p
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PARA Ia PRESEHTE ESIlA4Gl@gsi IlA4GS@Iid, 4, Aeo eon o los
Sue han resuelto ell pEoblem91 DE Ia o ge31Cs 1os
ds gso q a6 Puerto son5ss@do RS2 E3S ner son en- Ha
tnlCOS IUe ~ eos+SbIecinoie9to ell surtidO mas
oo%ploto de los aFtlo8Ios del oanoaSta. E1mS; A de-
nunca faltan las legtlmasd 40 c9lSToeI Ioe Hoeiores
me8iss Sae8i y"T para ara seiOTag y nifOs as1 como
para cabalerOs contracts Gi59cSeS e tenor SUH
G%Sf cmanf" nTeda pedirse y & los mejOres pre-
CLOS No lay quienn nOS"tSy TsS no 9@o 9G@PTs P4snden
!%9eo2i on eeeiitSs dos ia2os Y una banda, 6 en- ca
t%s Dc oo sSs q5es np96 PGaS%oS .ss i?FSE I 0" o
4~ 4iISa@o Yea el gran lote de bordados y en-
5ag0 5oaaS cuya - reazaoion 4soemos msnOs
de la mitad de preoiO. En- tela9 spa. 11anfaS foSS
mos me l" tipos especiaies en- Persian hOwns
Frensh Organdi y cuanto u el Pu4SllTGi Wisite M
9uestros grandes almacenes y seguL89lit2Sa1 "a 2a1
te ballard cuantO necesite. g., o.. d T,S,3 "U3'
TeIefono 278. San Francisco 81 san ) uan'
PuertO Rico,
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InnIClnOR eEAERAL

-10NsEJOs A LAS MADREs. .-E jaEabe
.NImSnteS de Ia senora WinsloW deDe
Isarse sienpre que los ninos estan en- e 81
neriOlo dc Ia detenci0n. PToporclona ale
Tio Immediate al pequelo paciente, pEoou a. =,
oe un suelO natural tranqullo NO.! el1S1S T;1o q .
eTsSTe , Es muy agreeable 81 psledaE.
a oSl3S al nifio, Sblanda sua dolores, hacS ace
HoiIes la funcionen del estomago Y EegulS
los intestinos. Els ell meior remedIo como
side oara la diarrea ya pTovenga esta ae u
dentici6n de cualqu1eFa SLs gGeSS' y ToSS'
pS CsImatne de la Sonora WinslOW'": eS el
BneiOr de tOdOs.
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-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
muy oIeganteB y & preciOu Iumamonto mo-
dioou, loG aCaba do recibir La Ti0ndita do
JOnafA EChovaEEfa, Al lRdO del nyunta'
minnto. Vonds tambi6n GfOCt0B FOligio
uol Compra OnvOIturAB do JRbon OCtA'
Don.-gsu TuRu. Box 216.
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-E1 motive de gFsndOI ComentaEioB lR
aCtitud RBumidn poF CaRtEo al TecibiF 10
Ultima not8 do HOIandR, y todoH Convis.
Dsn On que uOand0 lR rRpR que vondOn 2.
SchiEA , Comp, % adquisEs eneEgfR unida
q la elFganCia del vaBtiF. PlaEB Baldo'
FiotY.
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scLARY CASA, SO vende en- 81 coo en-
Catsfio, calIe de la arretera No. 49, 30. Oael 3e
nueva, que renta $50 mensueles; tlene 1or TO-
mimic; 81 solar mide - y medias yaraS As R0E "%
70 de fondO, situaci6n inmeJ0T9933'9' araGo araGI
Ia 56"l% c5o ,,+,,roo .. 0oioA' Is v.
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JULIAN SILVA San JustO Is. San
JWan P. r. MuebisEia On liquidaCi6n,
pracio6 Hin CompetsnCiR, PeEO al ContRdo.
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ZINC TNC4LEs ACANALADO. UsadO,
en- buenas condolences, SO Vende una par
tida como de 200 qUintales, preclo Moul-
co. InfOrmaran, o.
~ Sucegoaes de L ViJG@15l q Comp.
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sB ALOUILAN. Varias Casas en- sam
>turce, bastante COmO1as para una r1Hs,o EeSo-
lar familia InfOrmaran behICo %,,uoo =, Pe-
ras, San Juan Tetuan I6'y s"nSS' Ig " a.
radR 2R. ". y -.
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Sc VENDE. o. A un kil0metro de la ciu-
dad de Mayaguez y la Orilla de Ia carEe-
terra que cOnduce de dicha cludad a las MA a.
rfas, una finca rdstica cOmpuesta 6e 40
cuerdas de TERRA de altura baJuTa, nnca- l5lt
tales, con su hermosa casa habitaci6n,, el
que ia interese dirfjase 4 su dueflo don
1nan TorreIlas en- la Quinta Emilia.-SO v.
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sE NECESITAN empleadoI para foto-
gratia, con conocfmientOs en- ell retOque de
Negatives prdcti en- ell taller. Para in
formes dirigirse la FOtograha artlstlca de
I.nis EerraEas. MaYaguez 2. r. 10 vs..
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AL RnoohsCsr, lIegabA Rl pie do lau OSOals'
res an bOFEiquill0 lujoaRmsBts eDjaGz 1do y
conduoido pOr IN cEiRdo do libEes. Bep'
po, que eHtabR imp0didQ y andabR aEFaB'
tE6ndoBO con ayuda de unog taFugOH dc
madeira, bHjsbR cani EOdande IOB eaOalOneB,
el criado Io Hubfs BobF0 sl aBno, , empFen'
dian 10 mRFCha haHtR lIsgaE 6 una dc lRa
mpjoFsB CABaB do uno do Lon pEinOipRI0H
bRFEioB dc Roma. D3tanfRuBs en- lG puOE'
ia, un cEiRdo uRIfa para bDjGE de ga
montuER 81 FsY de Los mGndjgo1 , metsRlo
en- 10 casa, donde viva COZ todo lujo.
B0ppo aStRbS muy rico. Era hOmbEe
list0, aus ingenioBRu frRneB 10 grRnjeaban
la amiHtRd do todaH las ClRBeB soeislgn.
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Aver q laH p. m. Ontreg6 uu alma
nj OFsSdor la que On vida fu6 BgfioEitR
Ana BaErfoB DfRz, de 20 sfioD de 0dad.
EntR tards laB CinCo 20 efsotuATG el
uspslio de 10 cRd6v8F.
P0z & gug PeRt0u.
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Sc NEOEsITA UNA CASA. Para 3
hOmbres, solos, Sc desea una casa de altos
en- esta ciudad, de valOr 85 q $40. No hay
nifIO, Dirigirse al P. o. Box. 142. v. 8.
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the Plymouth nine, held Western to two
hits.
. BEATRICE-Lee Petty and Miss Ruby
Hamilton were married at NymoTe by
Judge Crawford.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S. Alvord and Miss
Mede Barkey, both OF Cortland, were mar
ried Wednesday at the home>of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Barkey. in High
land township.
MCOOk-All arrangements have been
completed for the McCook chautauQua,
which will open on Saturday afternoon with
the Hesperisns and Carl Thompson as the
opening attractions.
MCOOK-Charles W. Taylor OF Lead. s.
D, the newly elected superintendent OF the
MCCook city schools, arrived in the city to-
day and is already busy at work preparing
for the opening in the McCook public
schools, September .
FREMONT-Steel work on the new
Northwestern bridge across the Platte will
begin within five Gays if there are no IN
f~oTeseen delays, An unusually heavy force
will be put TO work and it is expected to
finish the structure by January !.
M'COOK-Representatives OF the Ne
braska State Railway Employees Protec-
tive association from Lincoln and other
today, giving the local employees the po-
.litical up-lndicating candidates for whom
they should vote.
FREMONT-It is believed that more than
seventy-five Fremonters will go to Omaha
next Monday to be initiated into the mys-
teries Of Ak-Sar-Ben. The Union Pacific
will run a special motorcar for the eN-
49," $3.50
cursion, leaving Fremont just after the
supper hour and returning at midnight.
BEATRICE-The Methodists Of Rockford
and Holmesville held a Sunday school pic
mic in Andrews grove, near Rockford
yesterday, which was attended by nearly
400. A game OF ball was played between
the Rockford and Holmesville mines, which
was won by the former by the score OF
10 TO O.
FREMoNT-Furnlrure and apparatus for
the new Young Mems Christian association
building is arriving in carload lots. The
electric fixtures are now being placed in
the building and other work is being rushed.
The formal opening wi. take place Septem-
Der I'll. Governor Sheldon will be the
principal speaker Of the week. He will
appear on September :.
BEATRICE-At a special meeting Of the
Board of Education last evening the fol-
lowing new teachers were elected 10 fill
vacancies: Miss Eleanore Rodgers Of Au-
rora. Neb.: Miss Minnie Cant OF Lincoln,
Neb.; Miss Winifred Dustin Of Auburn,
Neb.; Miss Fannie Smith OF University
Place, Neb. The contract for wiring the
new high school building for electric lights
was awarded to the Standard Electric com
pany OF Omaha.
FREMONT-A petition was filed before
the Dodge County Board of Supervisors
yesterday for the construction OF A ditch
ten miles in length and ranging from a
width Of eleven feet AT the bottom at the
start TO thirty feet at the mouth. The ditch
is proposed To take the place OF the Rev
nolds ditch petitionCd for some time ago
and TO which there has been considerable
objection. It will drain a large section
north of Fremont which has suffered from
surplus moisture for many years.
FREMONT-The Dodge County Teachers
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22

institute, the largest institute ever held in
Nebraska. closed its five-dav session to-
DAY. instructors at the institute who have
visited practically all the Institutes Of Tie
state during the summer, declare that tie
Dodge county meeting was far and away
the most successful they have ATTENDED
total enrolment OF 49, breaks the county
record by over thirty and also puts the
sat- SLtendance record to the bad. The
thusiasm and diligence.
FULLERTON-The Teachers Institute
which opened here last Monday is being
ers enrolled. Prof. Garrett. siiperintendent
of the Sac city la schools. has charge
OF The classes N agriculture reading and
of our city public schools. is in charge Of
the geography, language and school man
normal teacher in the Fullerton schools.
is~instruCting the classes in normal work.
art education and primary methods.
BEATRICE-word was received here
Belle Castle. wife Of the late George Castle,
a former resident Of this place. which, oc-
brought here Saturday morning for in
.termenL Mrs. Castle resided in Blue
Springs and Beatrice. for years before go
ing TO Kansas City. Mr.. Castle served Gage
county in the legislature and was also
deputy city treasurer Of Beatrice at one
time. He died a few years ago. She leaves
a family OF three children, two boys and
one girl.
BEATRICE-Byron Lawron. a farmer
living northeast of the city, recently plr-
chased a traction engine and fourteen
plows and has engaged. in the plowinE
business on a large scale. He has a six
teen-horse power engine, and with the as
sistance Of three men, is able 10 pillow
from twenty 10 twenty-five acres per day.
A deeper furrow is turned in this way
than II is possible to make with a team
OF horses. and the farmers arc relieved OF
considerable work. Steam blowing Is a
new thing in Gage county and it's intro
duction marks an advance in farming
methods in this section.
NEBRASKA CITY-The city. some time
since. voted bonds and purchased a tract
Of land west Of the city and abutting onto
the city and since the purchase has been
made they have been endeavorinE. through
the council and the county commissioners.
TO close a road which runs through the
center Of the park and would be through
the center Of a race track which has been
laid out. Henry NJ. Stone. through his
attorney. J. c. Watson. went into the
district court last evening and secured 2
restraining order, against the city, county
and the road O~VersceT compelling them 10
stop any move that may be made 10 close
this road and street. II may be come
anything in This matter, and the idea OF
getting a fair grounds, race course and
stock show grounds has been blocked for
the present. The city had experienced con-
siderable trouble in this matter and settled
and took over q lawsuit which the Board
Of Education had against the old. driving
park and induced the stockholders to
donate their rights in the old grounds so
as 10 enable the city to sell them and
with the money voted by the people.