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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-02

MIS- Is. NIlSItl was Il business S)SlC-
or in the capitol city, Thursday.
The Readfleld corn cannery opened
Sept l. A good crop of corn is expected
IncZ Wright who has been at l.. Town
sends the summer season, is at home on
vacation.
MI. and Mrs. Jesse Spauliing were cal
ling OF friends iE town Thursday.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mrs. Matte Beale and son. Donald,
who have been visiting her cousin, H.
l.. Hayes, have returned to their home
in Everett, Mass.
A son arrived at the home of Level
lyn Burbank last week Both mother
and child are doing nicely.
Miss Lulu Hayes of Augusta is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. w. X. Burbank
The summer boarders, who have
ben at W. w. Winters for the past
month, returned to- Boston Monday en-
the boat.
Many Of the farmers are busy haul
ing corn to the factory in Gardiner re-
porting a good crop.
Mrs. S. j, Dondero is suffering n
severe attack of appendicitis. She is
attended bv DR. w. O. Cobb of Gar
diner
]. B. Hayes is suffering with a boil
on his knee. FIe is able to be around
but not to do much work
y number of people from this place
are attending the Central Maine fair
at Wateryille
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-02

Misses Eda Yeaton and Edna Bick-
ford have returned from Brunswick
where they have been passing the sum-
mer.
Lakeside campmeeting closed Sum
day, August S0th
Nathan Cnttle and sister Of Boston vis-
tied their sister. Mrs. Lovina kno"!eS.
last week. .
F.. G.. Knowles has returned nome from
Mrs. Howe and Mrs. f. II. Burns were
| the guests over Sunday of Miss Festa
IN" many friends of Mrs. Eliza Watson
will be sorry to learn that she is i'm very
poor health.
LlTcHFlELD.
STEVENTOWN-M Harriet
and Arvilla Edgecomb passed Thurs
| day with friends in Bowdoinham.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Meader of Wat
| erville, returned home Saturday. after
| a visit with Mrs. Meader's sister, Mrs.
George Brann.
Miss Adelaide Logan went to Bow
doinham Thursday to pass a few days
with friends before returning to her
home in East Boston.
Mrs. George f.. Small and niece,
Marion McWilliams Of Everett, Mass,
are at j. r. oIidll > lot tNo- WcchS
visit
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Gowell passed
Saturday in Bowdoinham. Miss c. T..
Kendall accompanied them on their
return home.
J. F. Small has a crew at work pick
ing sweet corn for the Gardiner can
ming factory.
Clarence Brann returned to Bruins
wick Sunday. after passing a few
days vacation at his home on the In
diana road.
Mrs. II. F. Pope returned Sunday
from a visit with friends in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. F. +. Whitney called
on friends in Monmouth Sunday.
LlTCHFIElD.
MIR. and Mrs. Asa GetcheM whose
ages are SO and SO years respectively.
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D.
Gilman with their family numbering
10, last Thursday. Mrs. Getchell pre-
pared the dinner and served it with
out any assistance. After dinner Mr..
Getchell played few well rendered Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
OMAHA GAINS A GOOD POINT
- POstpOnement of the ear
ing ON the Kansas City
Deal.

BY filing an intervening petition in the
case of the Kansas City Board Of Trade
against the Sante Fe and other railroads
asking for lower rates to the south, the
Omaha Grain exchange has secured the
postponement by the Interstate Commerce
commission of an important hearing which
was TO be held october IA and the Omahans
will have al opportunity to oppose the
prayer of Kansas City.
At present the rates from Omaha and
Kansas City to St. Louis are the same on
grain. The rates from Omaha to Memphis
and New Orleans are / cent higher than the
rates from Kansas City to those points.
Some time ago the Kansas City Board Of
Trade conceived the idea OF widening the
differential by filing a petition with the
interstate Commerce commission The
board wants rates from Kansas City to
st. Louis "a cents lower than the rate from
Omaha to 81. Louis and a rate from Kan
sas City to Memphis, New Orleans. Gaives-
ton and other points, far south aM cents
lower than the rate from Omaha TO the FAR
south points.
Timely work on the part OF the Grain en-.
change saved the bearing from being
pulled off, in a hurry and the case will
now be heard before one or more OF the
Interstate Commerce commissioner on a
date not yet fixed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
CUBS WIN TIE FOURTH GAME
Chicago Nationals Score Another Point
in Worlds Base Ball Race.
BROWN DOES STAR WORK IN BOX
O'Lesry and Crawford Only Tigers
that Succeed I'm Hitting Him.
Final Score il Chicago
3, Detroit o.

DETROIT, Mich, oct. 13.-Chicago crept
one game closer to the worlds base ball
championship today by defeating Detroit,
3 to 0. Chicago has now won three games
OF the series as compared with the one
annXed by Detroit at Chicago yesterday.
Eddie" Summers, Detroit, and Miner
Brown, the premier pitcher of the Chicago
team, opposed each other and the latter
had all the better of the argument, al
though Summers pitched excellent ball in
all but one inning. In the third, Summers
passed two men on balls, some of which
seemed to the crowd to be very much like
strikes. He was cutting the corners in
whirlwind fashion, and an inch either way
would have changed the umplre's verdict.
Chicago got two men on bases in the first
and one in the second without the situa-
ton, however, growing precariOus. In the
third, after Sheckard and Evers, as a re-
ysult of sprightly efforts OF Coughlin and
Schaefer, had been retired, Summers
wavered ever so little, and Schultz was
presented with standing room on the initial
bag. Tit tall Chicago right fielder
promptly concluded to try out Schmldt's
throwing arm. Said arm was tried and was
found wanting. Schmidts unsuccessful
throw to second was the first of four SINH
al AailuIts' Chdncei tpe next man up was
also allowed to walk despite the strenuous
objections of the Detroit battery, to say
nothing Of the crowd. Singles by Steinteldt
and Hoffman followed, sending Schultz and
Chance across the plate. Steinfeldt took
third and Hoffman second during the pro-
cess OF run getting. but the best Tinker
could do was a grounder to o'Leary, who
threw him out.
Winter Succeeds Summers.
Chicago's next and final run occurred in
the ninth inning when Winter took Sum
mers' place in the pitching box. The
change in pitchers made no difference with
Chicago. With two out. Evers singled to
left and stole second. coming home on
Chances single to right.
Detroit threatened TO score only once. In
the fourth inning Brown found himself in
a pretty hole when singles by O'Leary and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
CATLIN PREPARES FOR TIGERS
Missouri Next on List for Iowa
Eleven.

Bi h0Ma dl7 work for the University Of
Iowa has been started by Coach Catlin
next Saturday at Columbia. Last night
from 1880 to $50 the men were quizzed ana
Instructed in the fine points Of the angle
pecially for Coach Monilaw's eleven.
Where is Coach Harry L. Heinzman was
the common question on the Iowa campus
Columbia to view the Missouri-Rolla game
and up to a late hour last night he had
not appeared to report to Coach Catiin the
It is understood here that the confer
ence rules bar Captain Miller, the main
stay of the Tiger line, SO local supporters
of the Iowa eleven feel encouraged over
the prospects, 1t is said Miller Is q touT.
by the conference. AS Iowa is compelled TO
observe the conference ruling the contest
with the Missouri management stipulated
that the big eight" rules should be OBJ
served.
Captain Kirk, enormously reported in
but Collins, the half, who was really hurt,
was kept out of the signal practice last
night. Light work was given the men as
most of the players were stiff and sore
from piling up the large score against Coe.
Gross, the sturdy llneman, who charged
SO fierceiy in the Coe game, passed his
anatomy examination Saturday morning
and is eligible for the Missouri game. John:
son. a 3O0-pound substitute yesterday passed
his special examination. The faculty is
still investigating the Cobb and Bemis
cases, but 1t Is not probable that either
will be permitted to enter the Missouri
II will not let the men work with the
ghost ball this week II the signal prae-
Coach Catlin last night. The men had q
large amount of hard work last week, and
to avoid any symptoms of staleness the
practice this week will be lighter, provid-
ing the plays run smoothly enough"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
Iowa Falls wins Game.

NOVA FALLS, Ia, Oct. l3.-(Special) ,
The college team here won the first basket
ball game Of the season by a good round
margin of 80 10 3. The opposing team came
from the New Providence academy and
is considered one OF the good teams OF the
county. The football schedule of the col
lege is not fully completed, but IL Is said
10 include two games with the Cedar Falls
Normal team, one game being played here
and the other at Cedar Falls. Another game
is arranged with the Memorial college OF
Mason City and II Is thought the third
will be played with Des Moine college.
The annual October drive OF the local
college, Saturday. was the biggest event
OF It's kline in the history of the college
and proved a most enjoyable outing for
the student body and the faculty. The day
was spent along the river south of the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES

THE SOUTH OMAHA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD SodPANl-Speeial Meet
clal meeting OF the stockholders OF The
South Omaha and Western Reilroad Com
pany will be held at the office of the
Company in Omaha, Neb.. on Friday, De
cember is, 1905, at II o'clock a. m, for the
purpose of authorizing and providing for
the sale OF the railroad Of The South Omaha
and Western Railroad Company, with its
franchises ana appu~rtenances, It's real es-
tate and personal property, to Union Pa
cific Railroad Company, the consideration
for such sale to be the cancellation OF
the bonds and satisfaction Of the mort
gage OF said The South Omaha and Western
Railroad Company, and the assumption OF
all its other Indebtedness by the said
Union Pacific Railroad Company; and for
the purpose Of transacting all such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting. For the purposes OF the meeting
the books for the transfer OF stock Will
be closed at 3 o'clock p. m. on Monday,
December z, 1905, and will be reopened AZ
10 o'clock q IN. on Saturday, December
Is. lss. 4. n. ORR, Secretary. oSdtoDB
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
ETHEREAL Wins Rancho del PasO stakes
ht nelmont Pnrk.

BELMONT PARK. Oct. 1S.-1D a two
horse race ETHEREAL wen the Rancho del
Paso stakes. which was run today over the
six furlongs straight course. ETHEREAL and
Wise Mason broke head apart. but ETHEREAL
soon took a half a length advantage. They
ran IN this order TO opposite the field
stand, where Wise Mason moved ~. Tts
rest Of the distance was under the whip
neck. The Corinthian steeplechase at two
and a half miles was another two-horse
race. Jimmy Lane winning from Grandpa.
First race. maiden 2-year-olds, six fur
longs; Golden Legend one, ClemenD won,
Lady Selina QQt, Mccarthy second. Sen
Mr.. Jorrocks, Guatemotzin, Cowan, Auto,
erat, DANDY Dalxon, Gus Helm, Spanish
Prince, L.ebelle Agnes. Merry Widow, Amri
and Emily G. also ran.
Second race. the Corinithian open steeple-
chase, handicap, 4-year-olds and up, gen
Jimmy Lane Q62, Page won, Grandpa 100,
Hayes second. Time: 5:Ss7s. Only two
Third race, the Rancho del Paso. 2-year-
Odds six furlongs; ETHEREAL uOe. McCarthy)
won, Wise Mason QO6, MCCahey) second.
Time: l12A. Only two starters.
Fourth race, handicap, S-year-olds and
mp, one mile and a half: Gowan COS, Up
toni won. Beaucoup (s5, Mccarthy second,
Pins and Needles UO4, McCaheyl third.
Time; 2:S2B. Tourenne and Beuolere also
ran.
Fifth race, all ages. seven f~urlongs: Fall
cada (W, GllberQ won, Fashion Plate .GS,
Time: 1:25M. Tony Bonero also ran. Foot
pad and Bonero were coupled.
Sixth race, 2-year-olds and up, one mile
and a quarter: Milford 100. Mccarthy
won, Whiptop QO6, McCahey) second, jug
gler Q0S, Mtiler) third. Time: 2:06lS, Sailor
Girl and Anlmus. also ran.
LOUISVILLE, KY Oct, 12-Summaries:
First race SIX furlongs,. selling: Gold
Proof HP, Griffin, straight tslbl won,
ond.- Bitter Sir $50, MCGEE, show siosO
third. Time: i:14&. Crawford, Lady Vie,
Comic Opera, Martiuns and Hannibal Bey
also ran.
Second race. five and a half furlongs,
selling; Athena Q0S, Powers, straight
i2s.Sj second, Procia 11oSs, Fosarty, show
Sle.06) third. Time: los. Flower Beauty,
May Lutz, Kitty Fisher, Pink Wings, Sea
rope, Fair Money, .F1lghty, Fannie, Lady
Third race, one mile and q sixteenth:
st. Valentine Q06. Franklin, straight 3l070)
won, Maid Militant Zoo. Edmonton, place
SSSS,deI ssGond' Miltiades COS, MeGse, show
DR.. Baker, Swiftwing, Huerfano and Morti-
boy also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards,
old Inn hSpdieap: Pink9la as Aeidel
place. second, Old Honesty cos. MCGEE,
1880 show third. Time: 1:+4. Dark Knight,
Dainty Dame and Kercheval also ran.
os r1rSh TssG: d dlSe P0Ger = h sfls fHT rsIRE
won, Enfield d04, Heidel, &14.A place. sec
ond, Miss Crittenden CLOS, Butter, 81 show
third. Time; los. Duomo. Green Bridge,
Landlord, Lady Ruby and Ed Wray also
ran.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
Topsy Robinson 90, Glasner, &1S.S stralKht)
won, Dunvegan QOS, Griffin, $40 PLACED
show third. Time: 1:4eb. Quagga, Gold
Treasure, Voting and Brancas also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
NEBRAsKANs HUNT IN OzARKs
Have Fine Luck Down i'm the OFd
MiAsOuri Meuntains.

w. @. Shriver, Edward NJ. Wellman, Lee
]: ,Wegman and Samuel Wellman Of Hba,
Neb., just returned from a ten day hunting
and fishing trip to the Ozark mountains,
Missouri. They report a successful and
pleasant time. Small game and bass were
plentiful. The first day out fishing they
caught eighty-siX bass, varying In size from
one-half pound to six and a quarter pounds.
Their menu contained black bass, perch,
sunfish, quail, squirrel, wild turkey, pos
sum and raccoon. They were housed in
an old deserted log cabin located on a bluff
overlooking the river and surrounding
country, an ideal place for hunters to
lodge. The most exciting event of their
trip was the wild turkey hunt. They got
snapshots OF the most interesting features
of their outing, which they prize highly.
Camping with them were two Mr.. Wag-
mans OF the vicinity. They were expert
guides and hunters who added greatly to
the interest of the hunt and comfort Of
the camp.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
MORE COTTON GINS POSTED
Might Riders in OkIahOma Forbid op-
eratiOns Until Price of Ten
Cents is Obtained.

SHAWNEE, Okl.. Oct. Knight riders,
supposed to have their headquarters at
Hazel. in the Seminole country, twenty
miles east OF here, have posted notices on
the gins Of Konowas, Maud. Wewoka and
Seminole. all towns near here, that no gins
are to be operated until a price of 10 cents
is obtained for cotton, otherwise the gins
will be burned.
These notices were posted Sunday night.
Similar ones were posted in the postoffice
warning buyers to stay off the streets. To
day little cotton is coming in. However. the
gins were operated as formerly and the
authorities are investigating.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
,,r, R Be ESTATE. .,,,.
SUCCESS

Our sale Saturday of lots in DUNDEE on easy payments was
30 successful, and the demand for fine lots on easy terms SO great,
that we have determined to offer 20 additional lots for sale-$10O0
cash and $500 to $1,000 a month; price will range from $3.50 to
$3.50 each. Most Of these lots are as fine as silk, high and slightly,
and the view from them magnificent; the others are the cheapest
in Dundee at the prices named. It is not a sale of cheap lots, but a
sale of fine lots at cheap prices, and on easy paymests.
Sale Wednesday and Thursday evenings, October 18th and
10th, from 4OOP M. until dark. Take Dundee car, get off at 5Oth
and Underwood avenue. Someone will be there to direct you and
show you the lots. Anyone desiring to view the lots at some other
hour will call OF telephone.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
Base Rail- Writer. Meet.

DETROIT, Oct. 13.-Base ball writers
from all over the country who are here
to report the worlds championship series,
have called a meeting today at the Hotel
P~ontchartrain to form a national associa-
ton, carrying out the ideas outlined at a
recent meeting In New York City. Among
the objects sought by the writer's are uni
formity in the Interpretation OF scoring
rules and strlcter rules for admission to
the press box.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
A Jeweier,s roxp-rience.

c. r. Kluger. the jeweler, 1850 Virginia
avenue, indianapolis. Ind, writes: Il was
so weak from kidney trouble that / could
hardly walk a hundred feet. -Four bottles
OF FoIey's Kidney Remedy cleared my
complexion, cured any bsckache and the
irregularities disappeared. and / can now
attend to business every day, and recon-
mend Foley's Kidney Remedy TO all SUI
ferers, as It cursd me after the doctors and
other remedies had failed Sold by all
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
BOY KILLED BY STREET CAR
Playing on North Twenty.FOarth
street when the Accident
Occurs,

While playing in the street in front OF
Freytag'S drug store at isil North Twenty
fourth street early Monday evening. 7-year-
old Joseph McQuiilan OF 1919 North Twen-
4 passing street car,
Assistant Coroner Hulse took charge OF
the body. The mother OF the boy Is thought
to be bridget McQulilan. a widow.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14

ball back into schmidt's hands In time to
retire Schultz. One run.
Detroit: Three infield ~grounders were
the best that Detroit could offer In its por-
ton of the final inning. MCINTYRE went
out from Tinker to Chance. Steinfeldt
threw out O'Beary at first and Tinker and
Chance made the final play of the game
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14

0 and lincoln Military academy had Just
won from Ashland by a score Of ~ to 0.
The Lincoln High school team. for years
the hardest team for York to defeat, VIII
play at York this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
WITH THE

Last night on the Metropolitan alleys in
the Metropolitan league the West Sides
took three games from the Daily News
and Behan had high single game, with
1872. Geddes took all honors for his team.
with high total and also high single game.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
York High in Fine Condition.

YORK. Neb., Oct. 1S.-(Special)-The
York High school foot ball team is pro-
nounced better than former teams that
have represented York high school in the
past. As York is scheduled 70 meet the
Omaha High school in November, the game
between Omaha and Ashland this week viii
IN a way Indicate the strength OF Omaha
and York. York has not met Ashland, but
smOthered Lincoln Military academy 81 to
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
HYMENEAL.
Huwhes-anOaJean.

Miss Adeline Grosjean, daughter OF Au-
gustine Grosiean, and Do.Ssy Eughs were
married by Rev. charisa w. s~avidge. Aten,
day evening. Q o'clock, at his residence
They were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Roberts.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
DAILY NEWS.
WEST SIDE.

Last night on the Metropolitan alleys the
Kelley & Heyden team took two games
from the Dreibus Candy company team.
Both teams were somewhat out of practice,
but will do better next week. 9ustavson
took all honors, with 5l4 total. Old Council
Bluffs Johnson was high man for the
Candles, with 67 total and 22 for single
game. Tonight the Hussie Acorns and
Luxus will lock horns. Score:
KHH L HY a HEYnRN =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
THE EEL WINS WILSON STAKE
Gray PAGER Easily Defeats Two Horses
that Beat Him Last Week.

LEXINGTON, Ky, OcC. 13.-The passing
and trottlng contests we're resumed here
today, the weather conditions being decid-
edly improved and the track good. Satur-
days program, postponed on account Of
rain, was carried out, the entire remainder
of the meeting being moved up one lay.
The Wilson, the stake event of the day,
while hardly a contest, was interesting In
that The Eel, defeated last Tuesday by
Jerry b, easily won over both Jerry b
and Hal Raven. The 2:14 trot as well as
the 2:1O pace proved great surprises Dlrec-
tum Penn, an outsider in the pooling won
the trot. Demarest, the strong iaVori'e,
was easily tagged out. Elise, selling at
* in the pools, won the 2:1O pace over ten
comnetitors. The feature Of tomorroWS
card will be the walnu Hin Farm STAKE
valued at 5000. Summaries.
atO nIaaa naCinR,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
STOVE REPAIRS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Josefa Whittier and husband to Chris
tina Thielka. lot II, block los. South.
Earl r. Lloyd and wife to John Kyhi,
part lot 10 and all lots % and q,
block II, Saunders & Himebaugh's
John A. Creighton Real Estate WV
Trust Co. to Ralph w. Moody, lot
II, block 4, Creighton's First addi-
N. p. Dodge, ir, and wife to Home. o"
stead company, west 10 acres of tax
lot 8 and swk swA 9-1+13. ............ 1
Charles II. Graham and wife to N. p.
Dodge. tr,, m ""."""....... 10000
George w. Garloch and wife to w.
Don Morton, part lot 8, block ~"
loves addition "..-"".:........ 800
Alice a.. Mile to Charles Il. Rowe,
lot 3 block 2. William Hagedorn's
South Omaha Land company to Harry
Goldburg, lot 7, block 2O, South
Onlaha $50
City Savings bank OF Omaha to John
4. Grsnden, lot 10, 10th and Ames
Ave-, subdivision ................... 25
Same to same. lot IA, 10Th and Ames
Ave. subdivision ............... PCS
Harry M. Christie TO William John
son, lots 81 and 3S, Christie place.. 800
Randall X. Brown ct al to Benjamin
s. Baker. lots l and 2, block ., Jer-
Hnne PARK nn J':::''"'t q"
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company, east 6 inches east X lot 3,
block 1856. city OF Omaha .....,..-,. I
Emil ". carson 10 Eva j. helQulbt,
south ~ feet lots II and IL River
view addition 5
South Omaha Land company to
Joseph Kempa, 81 lot 2. block AZ,
Goukn OflhhA 20
Same 10 Jan Siedlik, MI lot 2, block
~, South Omaha .....,.......... 25
Margaret c. Wear and husband to
Mary Green, lot 2, block Is, First ad-
dition- TO Corrigan place. ............. $50
Omaha National bank to William X.
Potter, receiver, lot rs, block s. First
addition to South Omaha, lot q,
block 4, Vasssr place ................. l
William K. Potter, receiver. 20 Fred
d. Wead. nh sz lots s and 2. block
/. letters addition. and lot 10. block
s. First addition to South Omaha,
lot q, block 4, Vassar place.......... 1867
-
Totals .t31. rs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14

HIS: OFT Summers, 3 In eight Innings; Oft
Winter, 2 in one inning. Two-base hit
Crawford. Sacrifice hit: Steinfeldt. Stolen
bases: Evers, Schultz C2), Holman Base
on balls: Off Summers, 3; off Winter, /.
Hit by pitched balH BY Brown l. Left on
bases; Detroit, 3; Chicago, 10. Struck out:
BY Summers, 5; by Brown, 4. Double play
Brown, Tinker, Chance. Passed balls
Schmidt, King. Time: 1872 Umpires:
Connolly and Klein.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
Ely q HEYpEN.
DREIBUs CANDY COMPANY
MarshantOwn Beats OskaIOOsa.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Oct. B,-(spe-
oaiI team defeated the Oskaloosa High
school team by the score of 5 TO o.. in a hard
game at Oskaioosa Saturday after
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
An American King

is the great king OF cures, DR.. Kings New
Discovery, the quick. safe, sure cough and
cold remedy. Soc and 500. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14

1t is an easy matter TO do business
through The Bee Want Ad Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
Iowa.

FOR SALE-Fine Lake Shore Resort Farm,
ia acres. Mile Lake Shore, Near Arnold's
park and Okoboji station, ~ miles from
Spirit Lake, Ia, and on the proposed In
teTurban electric railway from Sioux City
and Des Moines. Good Investment for
erection Of hotels OF. cottages. Price IS, $S5
per acre. L. A. Hemenway, owner, Spirit
Lake, Ia. (1J-M6S0
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-14
ds)-MTs9 1s

LIST your property with Chris Boyer, ed
and Cunning SITS. 1888