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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
Killing rabbits in Australia

Rabbits are the greatest pest that the
Australian pastoralist has to contend
against. II these rodents are at all nu-
enormous damage to the grass. In sum
mer, when any water that might have
been lying about has become dried up by
dry. rabbits swarm toward -the tanks,
dams or other water holes that have been
sunk Every evening. after the cattle
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
is New Styles Lingerie Waists at S1.25

Black Lawn waists, three styles.
tucked and pleated; some are
lace trimmed, excellent values
at .Sl.25
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
AUDITOR EXPLAINS POSITION
Attitude on Insurance to BRING
About Safer Methods.
TENDENCY TO ExTRAvAGANCE
seeks 20 cheek IL Before Questions
of Farther Reaching COnse-
auence Intrude-ActS from
Actual Experience.
lrrom 4 SOD correspOndentl

LINCOLN. April II. Especial s'~0e
Auditor Barton has Issued a statement de-
filming his position regarding the ir~'sih
and mutual insurance companies OF Ne
braska. as follows:
Numerous articles having recently APP
peared in the columns of the daily press
relative to life insurance companies. and
being requested To submit the At'ieuae %
the department for the Inspection OF .ns
public. We will treat, m this Arucie' 0niS
those relating TO fratemal socieeeS
i desire to preface my remarks %
stating that eight years Of my lie nave
been devoted TO the upbuiidins OF one OF
thess organisations and. being q member
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18

wire netting is run around the tank or
dam. Outside this netting fence, holes
are dug in the ground and filled with
poisoned water, and these in turn are
pegsed down TO within a few inches OF
the ground. being sheep-proof. but allow
ing plenty OF room of room for rabbits to
get under. TIL rabbits make for the
dam, but as their way is barred they
drink at the poisoned holes with, to them.
disastrous effect. In the morning are 10
be seen hundreds and thousands Of dead
rabbits scattered about the surrounding
country.-Chicago News.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
Trimmed Hats Beautiful and Inexpen!

We announce for tomorrow a new and extensive showing of pc
price hats. The Bennett store again leads the procession wit
most attractive styles. Table after table showing clever new cred
in the smartest shapes and in all the best spring shades -
trimmed with fruits, flowers, foliage, velvet ribbon orna-
ments, etc. Values from $500, $1,000, $3.50 for ~
$1,000, $3.50 and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
w S ORES


Monday brings its regular full quota of splendid
money saving inducements to purchasers of summer
dress stuffs. Half price and less on new, clean. de-
sirable merchandise. Think of II.
Doc Linen Suitings-yard wide, In all the new greens,
blues, pink, lavender, tan, brown shades, also white
with neat patterns, soc quality for. ..........25c
Double Fold Madras-65 pieces, fine 36c fabrics. "a
inch goods, new styles for street dresses, waists,
shirtings, etc., wonderful values ...........15c
Finest 25c Scotch Ginghams-Very best Of patterns
and colors. all spring styles, suitable for women's and
children's wear, Monday, yard .............1OC
Serpentine Crepes-New patterns, goods worth 1Sc a
yard, Monday 5
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
BENEFITS Grocery
Serves You Best

Benefits Golden Coffee. pound CSC and
80 green stamps.
BENEFITS Teas, assorted kinds, pound 4Sc
and 40 green stamps.
Benefits Tea Siftings, pound 15c and 10
green stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18

would fit all men, unless the rate was so
abnormally high that it would leave mar
gins in the more favorable companies.
E-xtrRvagant Methods.
I'm scrutinizing the reports that come
into this office from the various COM
panies, we find a marked difference in the
percentage of cost of producing business,
or, in other words, in general fund ex-
penditures; we are dissecting these mat
tiers in the interest OF the insured. We
find also in some of the examinations made
that extravaganza methods in management
are quite noticeable. and on referring TO
the statutes OF Nebraska, we find that
these organizations are not TO be run for
proft, and we believe the law good and
shall enforce the same. We van you to
know that II. in the zeal of this depart
ment to correct extravaganza or graft, we
should place I'm the lime light your So
ciety. that to purge an organization e
dishonest officers or management, makSs
it doubly stronger. and that you owe tn
der srtment your good wishes rather than
censure, for you can rest assured that no
accusations will be made unless the same
can be substantiated by record.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-18
Move Attracts Notice.

'since the article appeared in the press
stating that we were insisting on certain
organizations adjusting themselves TO a
representative form of government. we have
had many inquiries from other ~organiEa-
lions relative to the subject. which i'm
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
DIR. PENCE TALKS
TO WHOLESALERS

Owing 10 the fact that the Rev. Robt
f. Knowles, OF Calf, Ont. who was 10
have addressed the Wholesalers as
ISOLATION on the life OF Lincoln al their
weekly luncheon In the Hotel Cadillac
Thursday. was ice-bound In the
Straits of Mackinaw. the association
called in Rev. f. II. Pence and the
Rev. Thos. McCsrroll as speakers In
his stead.
Or. Pence referred 10 Or. Knowles
as the greatest commentator on the
life OF Lincoln. although an Irishman
by birth and Canadian by residence.
He compared his researches 70 those
OF James Bryce. author OF THE Am
erican Commonwealth and OF de To-
queville. DR.. Fences address touched
upon both the nature and the perman-
ent influence OF Lincoln and he relat.
ed many anecdotes OF tho great rail
splitter.
The luncheon was well attended.
there being lo9 wholesalers present.
The trade promotion committee re-
ported that il had arranged for an.
other buyers excursion 10 last from
March TO g. The last excursion Of
this kind brought a trade OF $1,000
900 70 Detroit wholesalers Advertis.
ing will be sent out in the next two
weeks by Detroit merchants
James F. Davis presided ~ the
\ luncheon
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
KLOCK, REEKS AND
DOMCHOWSKI ON TRIAL

Benny Klock. Bobby" Reeks and
Walter Domchowski. whom William T..
Skrzycki, a baker. charges with swind-
ling him olu OF s425 on wrestling
match, last October. were placed on
trial in Judge Connolly's court, Thurs
day morning. Skrzycki took the stand
as the first witness and told rather
haltingly OF the eventful match be-
tween Reeks and Domchowski. the
Polish wonder.
Skrzycki said he put up the $+25 on
the repre- that the Polish won
der was TO throw Reeks In two out
OF three falls and thus win the match,
Billy" Considine, he said. held the
stakes, and the match took place in
AL. Days saloon at Monroe and st. Au.
bin-aves.se1
"Klock told me that the Polish Won.
der was 10 throw Reeks In the first
two falls" testified Skrzychi, but III
the first Reeks put Domchowski on
his back I went over 10 Klock and
asked him to explain. oh. that s all
right ne said. 'Domchowski will win
the next two But again the Polish
wonder went on his back and IL was
all over. wanted my money back,
but Klock wouldn't give me any salts
faction.
why, he said. I lost a - sight
more than you He claimed Reeks
had doubled crossed him.
The defense will be that the mstch
was on the square and that Klock had
nothing 10 do with getting Skrzychi
to bet his money.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
HUSBAND DRUG
VICTIM, TOO
MAN WHOSE WIFE DIED FROM
MORPHINE POISONING FOUND
IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

Eli Sancartier. No. 70l2 Campau-
ave. whose wife died Feb from an
overdose OF morphine taken 10 relieve
an attack OF neuralgia was found
lying in Campau-st.. near his home. by
Patrolman Thomas w Creedon. late
"Wednesday night. in semi conscious
condition. the result OF too free use Of
the same drug. He was taken To Scot.
ten station and later removed 10 West
Side hospital. where he is now re-
covering under the treatment ot Dr,
r Lehman. house physician
Sancartier admits that he is a slave
to the drug. taking enough morphine
in day to kill half a dozen ordinary
men. lie told the doctor that he
takes from IS TO 20 grains a dose. and
sometimes uses as much as 60 grains
in single day.
The ordinary morphine dose is an
eighth OF a grain said DIR. Lehman
We never think OF giving more than
quarter OF a grain under ordinary
conditions. This morning gave San
cartier 90 grains and IL acted merely
as a stimulant. IL an ordinary man
should take 20 grains he would keel
over in his tracks before he had
walked a block. Ii is a rather re.
markable case.
Sancartier is n painter, and is 30
Years old.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
FARMERS PUT ONE
OVER ON THE d. u. r.

4 story OF how bunch Of farmers
near Wayne got ahead of the ID. L..
r was told in Judge Murphy's court.
Thursday morning. The same story
was told in Judge Brooke's court last
August. but the case was left unde-
cided when Judge Brooke left the
bench. and II was necessary 10 hear
IL all over again.
The case is contempt proceeding
against George Cooper. house mover.
who, II is alleged. moved a barn across
the tracks OF the interurban line near
Wayne. after being restrained by an
injunction. Cooper admits moving the
barn TO within few feet of the track,
and leaving It there when the injunc-
ton was served on him He retired
as usual on the night OF August II. and
when he arose I'm the morning the
building was across the track. Cooper
says he didn't move 1t. and doesn't
know who did
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
COLORED MAN SUES
HANNAH FOR PRIZE

W w. Hannah. the real estate man.
is defendant in suit being heard by
Judge Donovan, in which William j..
Cannady "A colored man appears as
complainant
Sometime ago Cannady who is light
In color and frequently passes for n
white man. purchased lot in the
North Woodward section. and proceed
I'd rapidly 10 erect n home 10 win a
prize OF $3.50 offered by Mr.. Hannah
for the first residence erected in the
subdivision The defendant refused
TO pay claiming that the condition
vas that the house was 10 be erected
with the purchasers own money,
whereas Mr. Cannady borrowed the
money from Mr. Hannah IL also came
out at the trial but not as evidence.
that when il was learned that Mr.. Can.
nady, being colored, had moved his
family into the section, the sale OF
lots stopped. and Mr.. Hannah was
compelled 10 buy him out at an ad-
,vanced price.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
.AbT RESCUES
WOMAN FROM FIRE

Peter Abt. manager OF the East End
ambulance, was the hero ot hre
which partially destroyed tae homes
OF John Schneider and Charles shut
maker, Nos 50 and 81 liendricks-st..
early Thursday afternoon The Are
started from gasoline explosion in
the Schneider homo and Mrs and Mrs.
Schneider got ont safely Then II
was recalled that woman visitor
was upstairs and a great cry went up.
Abt was passing the house az me
time and volunteered 20 rescue the
woman. Without thought OF HIS own
danger he rushed into the house. 'ip
the stairs and found the woman sleep
ing The room was filed wiki smoke
and she must have soon suHCc"ted.
bat Mr. Aht carried her 10 safety.
Mr. Schneider rushed back into the
house I'm AN effort TO save some OF his
furniture anl was trapped by the
flames lie escaped by jumping
through a window and was painfully
cut about the hands
Schneider loss is $500, while the
damage 20 The other house is $500.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
HEPBURN LAW IS
A JOKE, DECLARES
|. !. REP. MADDEN
EVERYONE or IT'S PROVISIONS
=, FULL OF PLEASING ENJOYMENT
. 10 RAILROAD MoNo?oLisTs-
slIIeRLy FLAWS CONGRESS.

80 WASHINGTON. Feb. J. Holding
,.the Hepburn rate law up 10 -seorIl- AZ
..Tmakeshift legislation "a deception
ito the public a forest OF legislative
...exotics., and tangled wilderness or
Z. words.' and declaring that every one
,pf It's provisions were full of pleasing
enjoyment To the railroad monopo-
lists Representative Madden (iep.,
mi this afternoon gave the house an
analytical study of railroad rate
'''legislatfon that bristled with censure
OF congress in failing 10 enact real
"iemediai laws for the horizontal jump
-'in rates.
~, The term railroad earnings Mad
alden branded a missioner and a blind
ale detailed how, Notwithstanding eS-
/. pressed alleged feaEs of the railroads
...tf a rate war after the passage OF the
bill. the dividends in 1906 and 1907
!, were. considerably increased on the
whole railroad list.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12

who create Il he
receive more than 5000
NOmnaio ~ an "
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VIM vi % ' %;' $ % % @ winch NAMING
hd
p
re n W u.ar lie.
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cast.
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beyond
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
Walk To Your
Meals Like a Man
Eat What You viii And Learn to En-.
JOY Food And TO Digest II.
HERE'S THE SECRET. FREE.

Make up your mind after reading
this that you will let the next meal
hold no terrors for you.
You can enjoy Il. You can digest IL.
All that is needed is TO give nature
the juices she lacks, TO give the stom.
ach a chance TO remove the terrible
Initiating acids, alkaies and gases
which turn food and nourishment into
gas an decomposition.
When q system Is run down and de.
leted II needs building up Ashes
won't rekndle a fire and wrong dl.
gestive fluids will not take proper
Juices from food no matter how cool
the food is.
Is this common sense Men spend
years and even life experimenting on
tho human system. what IL lacks in
disease end what 1t needs In perfec.
ton This knowledge Is known -
every physicisn or should be- stuart 4
Dyspepsia Tablets are compressed ma.
irtal vegetable and fruit essances
which when mixed with the saliva OF
the mouth 60 into the stomach capable
/ OF digesting a full meal and they Ill.
gestv u To the uttermost shred. Thel
such meal does a man good and f.
gives 70 him the means to overcome
stomach troubles Forty thousand
/ physicians use these tablets aud
Charge Jon for writing testimonial
of their merit which they call pres.
,riptiqn Any druggist in America ur
Canada viii sell You a box for 80
Think 81 IT, Every dguggist carries
them Here's common sense again
No., 4t,t. toll ,,uetbara - fnarffo a. ..
10 your druggist today. buy pack.
age and walk mp 10 your meals know.
Ing that they viii no. cause Won nair
Send us your name and address ani
SO viii scul Won trial pa,talc br
mail free Address + \ Stuart Co.
40 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
NEW OFFICIALS
FOR c. & O. SYSTEM

NEW YORK. Feb. ll.-At a meeting
OF directors OF the Chesapeake a Ohio
Railroad company in this city today
the following directors representing
the Pennsylvania Railroad and Wander,
bit interests resigned Samuel Rea
II. Mex. TwUmbly, Walter NJ. Oak.
man. Thomas T. Fowler and J j.
Green The following representatives
OF the new Interests were elected Ed.
ward Hawley Frank \. Nanderlip. j.
w. Castles. Frank Trumbull and III. f.
Huntington.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
GREAT ACTIVITY THIS WEEK IN CONTEST
GOLD WATCH OFFER
EXPIRES TODAY

To-day marks the close Of the gold
watch orer announced as a SPECIAL
feature 81 the contest ropP days
ago A It-icwclod 1o-Near gold
watch WAS offered dhf hfst u con
tsstants who would secure the hrs'
L yearly subscriptions ia the u
DAYS of tie special ofTer The of"r
went into effect Ian. SO.
\ number ~ the contestants have
profted bN this special Offers and
have obtained for themselves
beautiful. gold watch ia addition 70
securing an excellent start in tuo
campo IN for the regular prizes
Most 81 these watches have already
been won Ths~s are several SIN
remaining however. and ~ Is sim
possible foI n contestant 10 obtain
ono
subscriptions 10 apply on this sps-
cial offer VIII be- accepted up until
y % clock tonight.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
Fret
Let. Ne Cure
Your Catarrh
Trisl-packaoe-o NY Combined, Treat.
msnt.Aaaiied Free, No More Nhaw-
king and Splitting or Foul sieken-
- ing Breath. Send Your
81 Naros Todax

Catarrh is not only dangerous. but
It causes bad breath. liberation. death
and. decay OF bones, loss OF thinking
and reasoning power. kills ambition
and energy, often causes loss OF appe-
lite. Indigestion. dyspepsia, raw throat
and consumption. II needs attention
al once. Cure 1t with Gauss Catarrh
Cure. II Is quick. radical. perman.
ert cure, because II rids the system
OF the poisonous germs that cause ca
farTh
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
COURT GRANTS
/ DIVORCE TO PREACHER

!. PORT IILRQN. Mich. Feb. IL
Especial. u Denouncing their mother
as being the insugator OF all domestic
troubles. Alma and Mabel Frees. this
morning causes Circuit Judge Law 10
grant a decree OF divorce in favor of
their father. Rev. Retire W Frees
pastor OF the Free VIII Baptist church
Mt Capac. That Mrs Frees had on
one occasion thrown a pailiul OF hot
water over her husband was one OF
the allegations.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12

Experiments with covering the arm,
Of it's signals with gold Teaf instead OF
paint have proven economical 10 The
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. The trear
ment lasts without renewal FOR 10 or
~ wears. while formerly the signals
had 10 be painted yearly.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
Forthcoming Reduction in Vot'
ing Schedule Arouses Unusual
Activity.
Great Vote of Present Period
Makes Immediate and Ener-
setic Effort Necessary to Ulti-
mate Success in Campaign for
Prizes.

Some splcadid campaigning is being
done this week by the contestants in
The Detroit Times Great Prize Voting
Contest. This week is he LAST OF the
nrst period and a. The close or the
period reduction of about twenty
per cent will be made in the number
OF votes given Tor subscription pay.
mcnts.
The contestants are especially anxi-
GUS 20 get IN every subscription they
can In the first period when the sub
sCriptions viii secure them the great
est number OF votes The difference
ia voting value Of first period subscrip-
tons and subscriptions secured in a
iater period may De sufficient 10 de-
eide the contest az the finish. and the
Contestants are very wisely doing
everything possible 20 maintain their
equal chances for success
Most OF the contestants are showing
exceptional ability a. campaigners.
and. with their force OF workers usual.
~ get the subscriptions they set out
10 secure In their solicitation OF sub.
scriptions and ballots The contestants
are irresistible. Ballots I'm tremendous
numbers are being REQUIRED and II is
already evident that The grand total
at the finish will reach a colossal fg-
ure. To many OF the contestants the
discovery OF their ability 70 secure
subscriptions and ballots has been Ike
he discovery % now worlds
In their efforts 70 win the prizes
many Of the contestants display the
spirit OF the hero ~ Thermopylae. who.
when informed the arrows of the en-
envy we're flying 80 thlckly they OBJ
scGred the sun congratulated him
self he could fight equally we'll in the
SHADE No matter how spirited the
&C mpetition the contestants are in the
fight To win They will brock no OBJ.
siacles.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12

\ big company has been formed IN
london to exploit 2 new form ~
chrome leather. which. il is claimed.
is made waterproof by working a rub
Der solution into It's pores after IL is
tanned
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12

DISTRICT EIGHT.

Comprisin& all territory bounded on the
west by East Grand blvd on the north ny
Mack and the city limits. on the east ny
the city limits, s.d the south by the Detroit
river.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
Suppressed Divorce Suits

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed Thursday by Emma vs.. Walter
Strutbers, John A. VS.. Frances G. Dem
nison and Agnes VS.. William Walker.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12

: Japan has completed and published
a geological survey Of Korea, together
with a detailed account OF its mines
enc mineral resources.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12

In order TO prove TO all who are sui.
fering from this dangerous and loath-
-sofne disease that Gauss Catarrh Cure
will actually cure any case OF catarrh
quickly, no matter how long standing
or how bad, | will send trial package
10y mail fee of all cost. Send us your
name-and address today and the treat.
ment viii he, sent you by return mail.
Try Il! IL will positively cure so that
you will be welcomed instead OF shun-
ned by your friends. G. T.. GAUSS.
Marshall. Mich. Fill out coupon be.
lou
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
DISTRICT NINE.

~<Sn prtsiug all territory bounded the
west by Cheue-st, the north nv the city
limits. ~ the east by the city iimits, and ON
the south by Grrtiot to Mack and Mack-sves.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12
DISTRICT TEN.

Comprising all territory bounded on the
west ny Woodw srd-ave.. on the north ny the
city limits, the east by the city limits ana
Che ne st, snd on tho south by Wnrren-nve.S
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12

Mr.. Hevmsn zInk 7.s F,r.kine ...... eaoN
Mss El.a sshnmsn Isi Mack ... 5000
Miss Louise Hauck. 11ie Bellevue. LOO
Miss Gerite Goetz. Emmons. .......... souv
Miss Anna Goetsch sos McCleilsn....... 300
Miss Elizabeth Wolf. So Moran ......... bNoo
Miss Lizzie Bennett. 1919 Mcclellan. b,Ooo
Miss Elisabeth Nehls 7eb Superior. b.oop
Mrs Adam j. stock. az Thompson Court. soon
Mrs Frank Adams 40 Robins. hnVn
Miss Theresa Fasbender. 1888 Piquetts tEon
Mrs Chas Williams. TB Illinois. 100
Miss Annie Brooks, s04 Pennsylvan Ia. 1000
Mrs Martin Dennecker. 100 Mitchell. $500
Miss BERTHA Deies $50 Bellevue. ........ $500
Miss Mary Kaimbash, 1s47 Jos Campau 5000
Miss Mayme thinner. 1914 Gratiot 2soo
Mrs. Martha Currer qT3 Van Dyke. Zoo
Miss Clara Nndehr. T35 Illinois. 1000
Miss Madge Uenning SIS Mcclellan. 1000
Miss F1orence Howell. 80 Emmors 1000
Miss oert,e K.rschner T59 Pennsyivania. 900
Miss Msd9s Henry six Mcclellan =. 300
Miss Eilda Hammer Baldwin. 300
Miss Edith We'll. 1877 Helen. .,......... son
Miss A Keahn 100. McDouxaIi. ........ $50
Nrs E,ns.t arhr,idt 700
Mr. Anna Mielke 100 Hale ........ $50
ME. Ntrrts 1aIs 500
NJ. parnowskv iob5 Grand Blvd E. 500
Miss rdith Marsh 10t6 Crars. $50
Miss Lissie Heusr. 1873 Grandy. ......... 400
NJ. a. Maui 11oo Grand Rivd F.. 900
Mis-. NettIe paulson ais Cooper...... 800
Mrs Frank bliss s62 Plnuette 1900. 100
Miss Nellie 7. Jackson 1856 BELLEVUE. l0n
Miss Elizabeth Kinsler. sb1 MITCHELL. 100
Mrs. John Loewen. 1915 Msdbury..,.'' 100
The Detroit times., 1909-02-12

~ "pa"s SS,a@san 500 Twentv-nfth = 500
Mis- Pr,tI urosteau esg Twentloth..... 500
Nlss Noue Lane - Nineteenth ...... 5.4O0
NJ Iof.rt owens 200 jefferson W. 1000
Miss Mimi. Zeinert 315 Howard ..... 81. 5000
Ms Joseph Harris 3OJ Michigan .....I.. $500
Nilsz Eva krrA, jHl Michigan. ......s'..s 5000,
MIS-. Etnua Br,cu 49, Twetfty- fourth. ..N ESQ
Miss Ida Berhier 235 Nineteenth. ......- LOO
Mrs sarah Watetland isS Abbott ....s... 600
Miss Louisa WagutI 81 Twenty -Hrth $50
Nlss Ethel Counpr 6S2 Fort ........ 80
Miss stella ptlF. 3ss Howard. ......-.. 25V
Miss Nsh-l 'luuti"f. 80 2Vth. ....t+.... go
Miss MarS IIsiiorau. l23 BrooklNn &C.. 200
Nrs .runl. Deli 3l3 Fort W ...--.-.. 200
Ali-- .thtistI.3 Acton. So jefferson W l5u
Miss Aluy prrkcr 49, Lafavettc. 1ia
Mss Catherine Winters. 7dt Howard ..... lua
Nliss Bertha fert,ritk. i22 Ninewood 100
Miss ida Thotlcy. 1905 LAFAYETTE 100
Nf.s Rachel smith. 21H "ttt......-- Zoo
Mss Fannie pernbergrt. sal NineWood loo
Miss Minnie Thomas. 81 second ....-- ....- loo
Nii.s ELLA tatupatl. f,5 Br"oki1 49, 100
.fiss Laura Fckort. 10 Vermont 5000. ... so
Mise NeuIo IToveN .Tf Howard ....... ao
Me- Ngnae t'tup,clI. }f- go J. ....-+.....
Miss Nahel Taylor. - i.shrosse ...,.- 800