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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19

also he Is big man. The salient facts
IN his career prove this.
Unlike most men Of presidential as
pirations, Mr.. Taft never knew what
1t was TO be poor. lie was not born
rich, but he was born well TO do. There
Is no log cabin period In his life nor In
the lives OF his ancestors for genera
lions back. His paternal grandfather
was Vermont lawyer of distinction.
His father was Judge Alphonso Taft
OF Cincinnati. who served for brief
perlods as secretary of war ana attor-
ncy general IN the cabinet OF President
Grant ana afterward was minister 20
Austria ana to Russia.
William II. Taft was born in Cincln-
natl Sept. 10. 1851 He grew up in his
native city and was prepared for col
Iege In the local schools. Ills mother
was highly educated woman. II is
said that the Taft family always made
4 specially OF education. The Judge
md his wife determined that all their
children should receive the best scho-
astlc training that was TO be had. VII,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19

THE SECRETARY OF WAR AND THE ARMY
MULE.
remark from Taft is thing altogether
unknown. IL is not OF record that the
big Ohioan ever got angry save upon
that one memorable occasion when as
a young lawyer he thrashed fellow
who had llbeled Taft's father. Even
then Taft took his own time about get
ting good and mad.
The little Filipinos were awed by the
immense size of the American who
had been sent TO guide them into the
paths of progress. At first they held
aloof. Presently they began 10 come
closer. There was something in the
Taft smile irresistibly attractive This
big American was by no means so
fierce as his size suggested. He was in
fact docile and affable. a friendly sort
OF fellow. who seemed 10 want to help
folks along. Moreover. he had no ex-
aggerated sense of his own importance.
He Wore no uniform, no gold lace, no
badges Of distinction. White fannels
or duck sutficed for Governor Taft's
garb. with cap or straw hat TO Gov
err his expansive head. He went around
among the natives just like an old
friend. studying their needs. Informing
himself as TO their history, so that he
might the better appreciate their point
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19
BY RoBERTUs LOVE.


CIV men In Amer
lean history have
been 50 notably
identified W ! [ h
big events as
William Howard
Taft. II there is
such n thing as a
born public man,
this Clncinnatian
is one. II Is pop
ular to call Mr..
Taft big. Phys
icaliy he is a
heavyweight, a
{ h re G hundred
FOUNDER, standing
six feet two inch
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19

what fish they CATCH r their living but day week. in the
air. with dozen speckled beauties dangling the end of line
reward for vacation worth all the
time and be worth anything the fishing keep alive the
JOY of outdoor living and keep the of Idaho with the
deceny optimistic spirit Of the days
the year do what he really instead work. it
worth the price it though times what it does.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19
JOURNAL INrORnATION.


The printed
month
receives the free fof the month.
The Joual sale News TODD Idaho
The opiu persons authorized
subscriptions end ether
I'd Ege!as Postmaster Dealer in Notions Goodng Id
3 Ray t~inn foatoftca Drug Store Hageman ID
A. Reeves Postmaster Alberta Mercantile Alberta
George Weldon Druggist News Dealer, Miner, ID
George Schroeder Hepburn Paint & Glass Hepburn, ID
per,
d. r. lanRlos, General Merchandise; Acequa,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-18
Receiver fall Takes An Appeal.

G. M. Hall. Receiver Of the State Bank
of Rocky Ford. has appealed to the su-
preme Court from the decision OF District
Judge Rlzer on . number Of claims for
preferences and set-offs. The cases being
taken up are the claim Of r. Beymer for
collection made for him. which was
held to be trust fupd and awarded pref
srence; the claim Of Ramsey g. Byars for
4 deed to Main street property on which
they had been making payments month
BY month for several years. and on which
property there is a mortgage Of S2.5oo.
which the Receiver was ordered to pay
on; the claims Of Hardey & Hardsy. the
Rocky Ford Trading Company. c. E. De-
Long, the Rocky Ford M. E. church. DIV.
Burrsll and T. z. Godding. Jr.. all for
preferences Of the amount they had on
deposit with the State Bank Of Rocky
Ford to apply on notes held BY other
banks a. collateral. The amount involved
in these eight cases 10 considerable and
Receiver Hall and his attorneys felt that
the interests Of the general creditors JUS
tifisd an appeal TO the Stats Supreme
Court. Some few claims are still under
advissmsnt BY the court, on which de-
cision 10 expected shortly.2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-18
INCORPORATED
Tho Ooodner Pump and Manufactur-
Ing Company.

The Ooodner Pump and Manufactur-
Ing Company.
This is the title Of newly incorporated
concern. whose home and place of busi-
ness is in Rocky Ford.
The incorporators are J. A., Fl. w., and
and c. L. Goodner: the members OF the
firm of Goodner Brothers. who for sew
sral years have been associated in the
pump and foundry business. The new
company filed articles Of incorporation
with tho Secretary of State at Denver.
Tuesday. The capital sto-k is $loo. 900.
divided into 1000 shares of a par value
of 500 each.
The directors for the first year chosen
at the organization meeting last Saturday
are: j. A. Goodner. H. ". Goodner. John
r. Cunningham. Chas. Rocker and John
B. O'Neil of La Junta.
1t is the purpose Of the new company
to manufacture and push the sale OF the
Goodner Pump. which is without peer
for water lifting purposes. to enlarge the
plant and engage in general manufaetur-
ing and foundry work. Work on the new
buildings, which will be situated just
west of the freight office. will be begun
as soon as the weather will permit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-18

ner in the penitentiary he will eat it IN
the county Jail at La Junta."
The matter was also taken up with
Governor Buehtel. and the result is best
told in the following signed report from
the committee:
Rocky Ford. Colo.. Dec. IL. 1908.
To The Depositors of the Defunct State
Bank of Rocky Ford:
The following kilograms were sent and
received by your Committee to and from
Governor Buchtel:
Rocky Ford. Colo. Dec. is. 1908.
To Hon. H. A. Buchtel. Governor OF
Colo. Denver.
Kindly wire, at our expense If there
will be any official action taken regarding
pardoning John E. Godding. If so. the
Depositors of the Defunct State Bank
wish to be heard and demonstrate against
the pardon. Signed by the Committee
Denver. Colo. Dec. l6. 1908.
Mr.. Paul M. North, Rocky Ford. Colo.
made answer by letter to your tele-
gram of the l4th. Further replying. |
shall be glad to receive your Committee
on Tuesday morning. December 22nd
at 1000 o'clock.
Signed. Henry A. Buchtel, Governor.
There will be meeting Of the deposit
ors. in regard to the pardoning Of John E
Godding, in the X. Of P. hall. Rocky Ford.
on Saturday afternoon. Dec. le. at 2
o'clock. All depositors are urged to be
present. Paul M. North. Charm an
L. r. Fenlason
J. F. MeKelvey
H. |. Maxwell
w. J. Brown
B. G. Wilson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-18
CONVICTED BANKER
DONS THE STRIPES
In the State Penitentiary at
Canon City
PARDON FOR A
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
yiAKi the Governor Is RumOred and
\ Arouses the Anger of Many De-
posltors-Meetlng Is Called.

John E. Godding. convicted president OF
the defunct State Bank of Rocky Ford,
was taken to the state penitentiary at
Canon City on Saturday by Sheriff Pot
ter and was turned over to the warden
to begin his ten-year term. After COM
pleting the entry in the books Goddfng
was clad in prison garb and given No.
1903.
Shortly after his Incarceration God ding
was taken sick and was removed to the
hospital, where the physician stated he
would have to undergo an operation for
fstula. His illness gave rise to the rumor
that it was feigned and would be an ex-
euse for the governor to grant him par
don about Christmas.
This, together with a report in the
Denver Post that Godding was not treated
as criminal in the penitentiary. aroused
the anger of the depositors committee and
they got busy with the wires. sending
the following telegram to Warden Cleg-
horn Of the psnitentiary:
"ls Denver Post article Of l4th in re-
gard to John E. Godding not being robe d
as criminal true? Answer our expense.
The following reply wys received:
"Depositors committee. Rocky Ford
Colo: John e. Godding is in stripes and
clipped the same as any other convict
John Cleghorn. Warden"
The report also brought the following
statement from Sheriff Potter:
IL have carried q warrant for the ar :
rssth, John E. Godding since the day he
va! Convicted. and IL Governor Buehtsl
pardons him on Christmas day will i'm
msdiatsly arrest him upon one Of ths
sixteen other informations which are or
file against him. II he does not eat din
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-18
cANTALOUPE GROWERS MEET
Rocky Ford Melon Growers Associ'
alton Holds Animal f1eeting

Rocky Ford Melon Growers Assoct.
alton Holds Animal rleeting
The annual meeting Of the Rocky Ford
Melon Growers association was held in |.
o. o. F. hall last Saturday afternoon for
the purpose Of electing a new director
and transaeting important business. H.
W. Royal was elected director.
After the annual meeting the board OF
directors organized and elected the fol-
lowinh officers:
Presisent-J. B. Ryan
Vice Prssidsnt-J. c. Fleming
Secretary and Manager-A. G. Sloan
On Monday evening the board met and
si9ned . contact for the 1909 crop OF
csntaloupss with Crutehfisld & Voolfolk.
the association securing bsttsr advance
than that Of last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04

every Member 0f the supreme court as nov
constituted Is located within eighty miles
OF the eastern boundary II the state
Ot course the people OF the state en-
trusted the governor with the power TO
make these appointments and [ presume
they ought 20 De -nankfI -ha- he did
not make al four Of the new Judges from
Amongst his personal friends IN the First
district
T. is a I---e remarkable thar a. four
Of these appoinrmenLs should BE- made IN
the three congressional districts rnz- vent
Democratic.
T certainly sav0rs n l~ng-aurlTe. TIE
western pa-r OF the state should be con-
tainted With privilege Of voting t1r such
and not presume % ask FOR recognition
when IL comes 70 Distribute the lonors.
The injustice done 10 the vest N this
matter was not because there vas NOT
the material in the west 1ur II winch u
MAKE judges OF the supreme court Calkins.
Grimes. Eoagland and 4 score OF other
lawyers and Judges of western Nebraska
are me peers in learning and ability with
the appOinUses OF the governor
l. is ligh tine that The people OF vest
aru Nebraska should rise and assert them
selves and demand a fair share uf TIE
hon0rs. something more than the privilege
II voting FOR some politician In the east
sru part Of The state
A WESTERN NEEEASEA LAWYER
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
Supreme Court Appointments.

NORTH PLATTE Nsb.. Dec 3-T0 the
Editor u Eha Bee: When the amendment
II the stars constitution was carried the
= old nBmDers OF the supreme court
= Judge Reese OF the First congress
snAl district. Judge Barnes Of the Third
conEressionaa district and Judge Lsttnn
OF the Fourth congregational district IN
der tina amendment IL fsvolved upon Gov
ernor Sheldon to appoint four additional
suprsrns Judges. This vas a great honor
thrust on the governor and a great 0p-
porrrnity To treat the various parts Of the
uats with equity. giving each part OF the
naoa equal recOgnition.
m what manner has he fulfilled this
aury3
The great Fnh and sixth congressional
districts were entirely ignored by the CIV
eraor. These districts comprise over two
thirds u me staua. and from these dis
tr1cts come The -spuhiical maiurfries thai
saved the day for ne majority OF me
state aCarials-eIect.
In the Sscunu eungr-ssfonaI district he
aDuomted Judge TaEcstr and thus racug-
mixed that district as having some rights
that ne governor should respect.
N hfs 0~n First district. already repre-
sentsd by Judge Reese. tire governor an
prints two additional judges In the persons
az Judge Root and d Rose. and JudgH
Sullivan was appOmued as an addiuona.
tudge from the Third district.
rhe stars ~ NebFsska extends Cor 1vel
GB niles west q the Missouri, river. We.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04

BEATRICE-The Chanute Refning com
Ranv started It's plant here yesterday c
H Bacon IS the local manager
BEATRICE-In a bowling Mach last
evening the clerks raam defeated the
70 L.s6a
CENTRAL CVTY-Naws comes from
Pear-a- H. OF Lne marriage there On the
Emma Thompson. both formerly OF thIs
place
BEATRiCE-ChaEiss E4nEhM ana Miss
MaIde Wells were married. yesterday by
Pav L Z. Young Astar q brief wedding
Trip rhev VIII make rleir home on A farm
near CdeIl.
BEATRrCE-Dr Guy Carleton Lee gave
2 lecture az the Christian church last
evening under Tile auspices Of Tie ON
ans club. HIS subject vas The NaLon
Triumphant
PCNCA-The JURY rauarned a verdict in
the case 1f rle state against Herman
Anton Evz-s tonight. finding MIN guilty.
II criminal assault The Judge mas not
vet gIven the sentence
EEATRICE-FuueraI services for the lara
Richard G. Davis were 1eiG mis- altar
noon ar , O'Clock from the family home.
conducted by Rev r. a. Brown Inter
ment vas IN Beatrice camersry
NEBRASKA ~CTTY-F-1m Palmyra comes
The I~nf8rna1uu -la- Dr. Cameron. the lead
no onvgician Of -la- Part OF the county. -
T-T1E danger1usIv ID with heart disease and
no homes ara entertained For mis- recovery.
pTATTGMOI TH-EHE'SrHT OF DeeNS n
Schneider makes the following report
~0r the month OF Farm mort
Kazes fled. S2A14s released, Sl1-3oui
ETY. mortgages filed. S9,o04 released
81. $50
EEATEICE-EIacH brothers mllers. VIII
soon establish al electric light plant a.
their milling properly ar Blue springs
II is said tile Burlington viii install A
system u electric lights n Lle Yards ar
WynorE.
EEATPLCE-Wea Gather Observer
reports thar -he rainfall t1r November vas
. Of an inch. Although the rainfall Tor
the month is ra- below normal, Mr- Wax
ham reports rlar the ground Is n good
condition for winter wheat
BEATRICE - Charged with obtaining
money under false ~prHtenses, John A
Wl-s0n. A resident Of Lincoln. was ar
rested here Yesterday lv Chief Moore anu
lodged in ial. The Lincoln Stove and Re
yaEr COMPANY g the complainant
NEBRASKA CTTT-The Elks are a--auz-
/ .rE 10 hold memorial services ar the NIerl-
{ 0gisr EpiHcuUaL church next Suuua- after
noon. az which time Judge Lee EsrHlle OF
Q Omaha will Ee the principal speaker A
VERY elaborate program has been prepared
GOV r0p occasion.
FT-LLEETDN-Tha weather here for tLr
last three DAYS has been cold. with a s-r1u5
VINO rom The north. 4 Ene rain fell Just
pr5Cr TO this cold weather. which put rlC
ground IN excellent condition Tor winter
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
PRINTERS ASK F0R RELIEF
Committee Asks Business Meas Assoc
ciariOn 60 Int-rrede in Their
Behalf.

The printers strike % over three years
standing was lEAn brought %
Thursday when a committee 1t three from
the local Typographical union appeared be-
fore the =Xscurv= committee 8f the Bust
ness Meas association u ask -hau body
% lnusrcede In belalf n the striking
printers wfrh me printing establishment
OF Omaha which ara now being operated
as open shops.
T1ion printers demand a closed ssup.
while a majority NJ -le Omaha Job shops
insist m having al 7uen shop. The heads
Of the larger Omaha establishments claim
they are icing mora business 1lday than
ever before TIE =xeCu-va committee Is
tened 70 the uUe NJ the committee
er1m the union. bur Id not take any acton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
HEARING ON CREAM RATES
Central Crpamertes Com plain sf In
crease by the Railroads and
Express Companies.
IRON A star Cerr-spondenrl

n HAA - go
WASHINGTON. Dec. Especial rflc-
g-am-p-A complaint against the Illinois
Central and some eleven other railroad
companies by creamery companies n Ne
braska, Illinois. Iowa ana ha.t 4 doEen
other states N the middle west, and the
Adams. Pacific. United States. American
and WelIs-Fargo express companies. a.
.egng unreasonable. unjust and discrImi-
mating Increase IN rates On cream and IL
products from various points On the lines
1f the defendants % the several cream
cries operated BY the co-mplainanrs vas
heard before the Llrersrats Cummerce com
mission today T F Durand OF Topeka
Kan. represented the many compiainaats
against the railroad ami express companies
L. " Dickinson u Schuyler. Web. b -
Washington 20 witness -he opening -
congress.
". P Cpdiks % Omaha : i guest II
The View Willard.
N =. Carlow Of Grand Island - here
20 appear before the wavs and means
committee OF the house.
J z Baum Of Omaha arrived in VAST
inEron today ana is registered n tie New
Willard.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
PRIZES AT NEBRASKA CITY SHOW
Corn Growers Get Together Fine
EXHIBIT for Omaha

Corn Growers Get TaErth-r Fine
Exhibit for Omaha
NEBRASKA CITY. Web. De-. G-Spe-
cia-l-The corn snow which has bean held
here for E1e asst slur daks closed rsnignt
and was 4 big success. There we're over
Loo EXHIBITS. besides al the manufacturers
made an EXHIBIT and ne Eagle hall. which
was used vas crowded with rlr1ngs II
people during -1e GAY and the evenings.
The awards we're made -oiaT and the
sweepstaka prizes Tor white AMI Yellow
corn we're AWARDED as follows White corn.
William H hsmpt. Berlin. first Walker
Medley. Nebraska City. second. John Wirtl.
Nebraska City -lir1. Yellow corn. William
Beechan. Palmyra. first. Albert Johnson.
Douglas. second, George J Steele. Douglas
L-irL TLa sweepstakes ve-a tlr casn
and each precinct offered prizes.
which were as t1iloUs- Russel-w ate. J
" BasseJ-. J. Il. Lyons and = = Hold
yellow, @ z. Rose. WvumlnE-TaIluw. c..
e. James and ii II. Olsen vll-e. Edith
RJbirds, Z. T Cvzrton and A A. SCHNEIDER
Belmont Yellow Herman Meyerhoff
white, John Wr-a. F A. St1oKar. Eugene
Wir-l and C.. G. 8uess. ~Beriin-TeIlow.
J. H A5ker, VEN Ruge and william ct
tens wnite. william H kempt. Lacy 2
Young and A A-mitage. IIcwIIiam-
Yellow James Swanson, J. W Tel and
Daniel Keen white. z ". Toll. Z. p
Evers and Herman Schurre. Syracuse
White, L E. Smover. North Branch
White, J. Conrad and Joha Bredshuf-
South Bra1cn-V4ilow. A 4 S~tainkuhIer:
white. J. O. Farmer, George Rowe and
Jonn EJisCher. Rocx Creek-WhIte. F -
7ra----...- 49, WreT. - " Il
Medley. J. Tyson and Joe Zeiner; white.
". Neeiey, Cru La-lrop and Henry
NeesCh. PalmT-a-TeiIow. William Bee
cham. white, Mrs.. r T. RuegE and TAI
ford RzegE. Eend--cks-Talow Albert
Johnson. g : Steele. Forest Johnson. <.
Zuhke. c. C1unr-yman. \ c. Muggy, Chris
TOPPER Blum and Simeon smith, white. F
Brekmaa. IS. A EiCk1k- A. c. Mlggy,
Peter Callahan. CIeIl Smith. z. Z. GasHeil-
man. Luke Roberts and L H Ware. The
xhibi viii be taken 10 Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
knights Of Columbus Initiation.

ALLLAN-E N=n Zee E-SpeciaLI-A- r
s--a- meeting Of the Knights N cCIuu-
bus held here HriEl-. final engagements
were made rr the class Initiation and ban
Tuer I'm be- held next sunday. December g.
The following officers we're elected for the
now ~Ha~ Grand knight John CEsef4-
iepu-- grand knight Va J. Poole cran-
-a11r z r --lEs- recording secretary
J. O'1nHor financial s~0a--ta-v e.
% -runor- treasurer. - W. Brennan chad
lain. Rev 81. l. Mcnamara warden r 2
CrscoE. trustees. o. A. N-vbe-~v. F !
Brennan. J. 2. kau-e1-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
BIG SALE ORIENTAL RUGS
J. 7. Bra1deis & Sons Buys a Great
Stock from Customs House.
BIG SALE BEGINS NEXT MONDAY
Unpaid Duties On These Rags CaHse
Them tn Be sold At Just a Frac-
ton OF Their AcrunI value
Rugs Of the iches
C~harHcrer.
BIG SALE BEGINS NEXT MONDAY

Omaha people will nave an opportunity
u buy the most exquisite genuine Oriental
Rugs a. prices that happen only AZ tie
-aresr intervals. Era1de-8 bought through
the United States customs house a large
stock OK Ine Oriental rings N the large
room sizes. as vel - tile smaller Creu-
ca-s, N exquisite patterns.
Among these rugs a-e beautiful Aarn.n-
shas. Gl-CrIss. Saruuks. Baluc1istans. BOX
haras. M0szou-s. Shirvans. etc.
The prices VIII be very low and L VIII
surely D. the most extraordinary rug sale
ever held in Omaha You should see the
brilliant window displays. The sale begins
next Monda-.
= L BRANDEIs & SONS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04

ST PAIL Nah Doc l-SDecIa-H-
The fifth annual Institute OF me Howard
County Agricultural society was held AT
-ie court house n his civ Monday and
Tuesday uuuer The -anas men. NJ Prasi-
dent LffrNtch a1u Secretary Sk-E
Monday afternoon session was devoted
on a lecture on -The C-aE HORSE BIZ B
r kingsley u hastings. and ~PruEtahle
Tl-lage OF the sod bv o. ~ Marshall N
Lincoln A. the evening session Massrs.
Marshall and Kingsley l~rruIreI again on
T Value 1f WFndb-eaks on rle Farm
and "rhe Llghr harness horse and HIS
T=es r-specuvalv giving lur many prac-
Zeal hints. Which U VII be- vel 10 maze
use Of Tuesday forenoon F. y C1ukIiuE
1f Hooper made a most Interesting AK
90 the vital subject OF Profitable Crop
The same speaker sDaka IN
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04

BEATRICE, Se1, Dec. Especial Tel
eg-am. Charles Z0hei, employed with
the Burlington as A 5~ridgemal. fell
twenty feet from a bridge east OF Dtler
yesterday anu was badly hurt HIS rtzu-
leg vas iisIncated and ne vas badly cur
On the face ana head He was brought 10
the home OF his parents here today
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
AeuuittaI for a. p. GfTb.r,

RICHMOND. Va Dee AT A la-e hour
this afternoon the an = me United states
circuit court returned a verdict acuuilCnE
Alexander P. Gilbert. assistant genera
freight agent OF -1e Chesapeake & Ohio
railway, Of the charge n Unlawful -enatlnE
The fury deuberar-d onlv five minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
Hoods ~sarsapaFiHa
Known as the
ONE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

ApDeute-rfver and srrsnErh-ouilder.
effects cures OF all blood diseases.
troubles 81 the stomach. liver n Kid
neys and al low OF rundown cuudi-
ion Of the system
Il often succeeds where other rem
ecies Dtally fail. Buy a bottle and
begin 70 axe i- today.
sold BY druggists everywhere. IN
the usual liquid form or in chocolate
coated tablets called Sarsarabs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04

Hoarse coughs and sturfy colds --a- may
develop into pneumonia over night are
quickly cured by F0isy's HONEY and Tar
as il soornes iutaned membranes. heals
the lungs and =xpels the cold from the
system. sold by al druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04

Shallow Cultivation OF Corr" IN the after
noon. and n vhlCn session =1ran ~. Fries.
member u the legislature rom this dis
Ercr and president II The Dannebrog
craamery spoke upon the topic Of Co
Operative Crsamer;es. IN the evening
NJ ConKIing gave a ar On the very prac-
zeal and Necessary subject OF Necessity
OF Better Farm MANAGEMENT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
Our Letter Box

Contributions On timely topics invited
Write iegibly On one Hde OF ude paper
only, with name and address appended
Unused contributions VIII not be re-
turned Larrsrs -sxcssdiua 100 words VII
be Eubts=s 70 osinE cut down AZ rha
discretion OF Eha sdft1T- Publication Of
views OF correspondents does not cum
mix IN Bee % thar Endorsements
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-04
An announcement !
Ne hare 0psn-tt q f-st-cIuss
Shtrt Factory and

IN the RGmge Building, md Ue iHTi z
you 70 inspect fps Inc or imported
md domestic ~rIbricx. We crn auks
you three h~igb-grpis sairts. nth inc
5dnd embroidered T~on0g-uzn Included.
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