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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
Declared Of Sound Mind.

Indianapolis, April 29.-Catherin T.
Dodge, widow OF Captain Charles
Dodge, U. S. A., who for two years
has been regarded as an insane per
son. has been declared sane by the
probate court here. Her estate,
amounting to $4,000. has been re-
stored to her ckre ana her guardian
has been discharged.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
COLLISION ON 500 LINE
Brakeman Killed and One Passenger
Injured.

Injured.
Kimball, Mimi, April ga rear
end collision between freight trains on
the 500 line occurred one mile out
from this station.
John Kearney. brakeman, Min
neapolis, was killed. u. Berry, pas
senger of Minneapolis, riding In the
caboose of the first train, was serious
ly injured and may die.
The caboose and several cars were
telescoped and piled up on the track.
Several cars caught fire and were de-
stroyed. The enginemen of the Sec
ond train escaped by jumping.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-04-29

as early as May 81. 1908, and was in
sane at the time he shot and killed
Annis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04
Hyde Co.'S. Easter Announcement.

We call attention to the c. W Hyde
Cos. magnificent Easter Sale This
enterprising store Is to the front with
the grandest display Of fine Easter
muslins and fine ready-to-wear
goods ever shown in the South-in
fact. no New York store Is more up
to-date in its appointments and the
high class collection of high grade
wearing apparel Every item seems TO
hc selected with a view Of having the
best that money can buy, and our citi.
zens are certainly 10 Dee congratulated
on having such an opportunity To Sc
leCt their wants so conveniently and
so reasonably. We were surprised 20
see the grand preparations for their
great Easter Sale. Visit the Hyde
Co s. store this week
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04

Sun want" ads bring results
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04
SCIENCE PREVENTS Badness.
The Fatal Germ and It's Remedy Now
Facts OF science.

IL IL the rarest thing In the world for
a man 10 be necessarily bald. No man
whose hair IS not dead at the roots, need
be bald u he will use NewbrO's Herpi-
eide. the new scalp antiseptic. Herpi-
eide destroys the germ that cuts the hair
on NJ the root. and cleans the scalp 81
daudruf and leaves Il In perfectly
healthy condition. Mr.. Mannett. in the
Maryland Block. Butte. Mont. was en-
tirely bald. In less than "a month Herpi-
eide had removed the enemies OF hair
growth. and nature did it, work by COW
ering his head with thick hair an inch
long. and i'm six weeks he had a normal
suit % hair. Sold by leading druggists.
Send lOc. In stamps for sample 10 The
Herpicide Co. Detroit. Mich.
J. S. Bedford & Co. Special Agents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04
A Baby Show in Gainesville

Would have many contestants; but
rs safe to say that the healthiest ba
by would win the prize. No baby
can be healthy who suffers from
worms. and most babies do unless
they are kept free from them with
Whites Cream Vermifuge Acts
quickly yet mildly-is its own purga-
i've. Mothers. don't attempt 20 raise
children without Whites Cream
Vermifuge. Price p cents. Sold by
w VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04
IMMENSE VOTE POLLED
IN CONTEST SATURDAY
MISS ELLIS MOVING TO THE
FRONT WITH 47.iso
eis Vote Was Well Scattered Down
the Whole List-on'y a Few
More Days Of Contest.

FdlloNug is tho standing OF The pi.
anO contest candidate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04
Fire Saturday.

An alarm from BOX AZ. located near
the old Plaza lot, at 12:45 yesterday
brought the department out with it,
usual promptness The fire was dis
covered TO De the roof Of the kitchen
Of owen Lloyd and was cNtinguishcd
with little trouble. The damage
amounted To less than 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04

II YOU have backache and urinary
troubles YOU should take Foley K'5
ney Remedy to strengthen and build
up the kidneys so they will act prop
erly az a serious kidney trouble may
develop. j. w MCCollum A. 90
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04
TRADES EXTRAVAGANZA"
An Assured Success az Baird Thea
tire Wednesday Night, April i4th.

An Assured Success al Baird Thea
tire Wednesday Night, April i4th.
What Trades Extravaganza" con
81 L. Of In its entirety would require
TAR more space than The Sun can pos.
sibly give i'm this issue, but In answer
20 What is a Trades Extravaganza" 90
this partial explanation has been sub
mitted with a promise Of further de-.
tails later on.
A Trades Extravaganza Is some.
thing different from anything ever
seen in Gainesville. II is two and one
half hours Of trade-benefting pleas
ure. and one Of the most unique and
effective advertising schemes ever pre-
scented: il is a gorgeous display OF
beauty and talent. for the entire cast
is made up from Gaincsvillc's local
performers. and might be- termed an
Adamless Eden affair. for each bust
ness house 10 be- advertised is repre-
scented by someone of our popular
young ladies.
All these answers and many more
might be- given To the question What
Is a Trades Extravaganza, and yet
one could not conceive Of what this
entertainment really Is until they have
been an eyewitness 20 this original
.high-class Performance Every move
and expression and every costume. Be-
.ugCestiv, OF tho i.ror advertised and
thr press throughout the country are
.eNtrayagant in their praise of this
mcritorlous production that is now De
ing promoted 10y Mrs. Hollibaugh OF
Colorado Springs under the auspices
Of the Woman's Guild. and this body
of progressive ladies H. another guar
aulcc of the geuuinencss of the IN
.raNauduza" merits
The whole affair o. a departure from
the ordinary plan at entertainment
aud when the curtain rises ou the
grand march thc opening number
ou tho night of April I4th they will
uudoubtedly bc greeted with q clpacit,
house. for an OF Gainesville begin tu
realize this much.di-Cu--gd Trade
Extravaganza b. we'll worth while.
There will De- several artistic and
elaborate stage settings all of which
will receive special attention in later
issue OF The sun. The uowsboy. tho
baker. the butcher. tho grocery girl
the cowboy girl the Japanese maiden.
Mandy JOncs" of OCala. the Partisan
models. the embroidery girl, the bank
president. the candy girl. the Spanish
girl the milkmaid the "haysccd. the
tclcphon, girl. Aunt Diuah" the cook
the electric girl. tho society girl the
Gainesville girl the drummer" the
furniture girl. the icWclry girl, the
plumber modern band. tho photogra-
phcr. the picuro-framc girl. the print.
or. the hardwood girl and tho fruit
girl an at whom will tell in breezy
story and catchy jingle of tho re-
spociiyc firms they rcprcsent-and
there will not De- q dun moment from
tho time the curtain rises ou the
grand march until thu finale number
Uf the program
Tho talent are requested to meet
with Mrs Hollibauuh tomorrow after
noon Monday from Two tu hEr.
when .h, parts viii ba assigned. and
tHr roh,ar-ll- viii begin 40 once
thereafter
Nr. UuIuh1ugh occupies rooms 90
Nr- lander. ur Hhlt BIS moor. G.aer
AIDS uuRu l- rH, Or Phillips hum.
1909 g. NHu street y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04

FOley's Honey and Tar is a safe
guard against serious results from
spring colds. which inhamc the lungs
and develop into pneumonia. Avoid
counterfcits by insisting unOn having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar.
which contains no harmful drugs. J.
W NcCOllum A GO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04

Capt. Alvarez Makes Steady Cams
Every Week Here.

C1pt Alvarez tho conductor un th,
Soaluard short" g. making rap.
fu ... piano ,untn.t. aud tr, lt
.. fE.. that De- showed here tI.
.l.t ,.e,k goes to prove that be- o. o..
De- race very materially for the hand
some piano that We will give away.
Friends Of The High school are also
proving loyal and while they have
made a small gain the past week. 10 is
nothing 10 what vas accomplished hy
their workers the week previous Fui
many Wccks the band friends were
Jealous workers but h. seems that th.y
are not cNcrtiug themselves 90 amy
great extent now. and &c they wish the
instrument they will nave to gct down
fO business
Following Is the result a. counted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-04

isn't there something which only a
want ad. can do for you today?
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
ChsrEea With Ror.e ste.linn

James Humphrey, a stranger. was ar
rested at the Kiel barn last evening by
Sheriff McCaffery on the charge of steal
ing a team OF horses. buggy and harness
belonging to Louis LAM. a farmer living
near Mineola-
LAM notified the sheriff yesterday morn
ing that his team and buggy had been
stolen from his barn some time during
Thursday night The stolen outfit was To-
Gated by the officers at the Kiel barn.
where It had been placed about 10 O'Clock
in the morning by a stranger. The officers
kept watch and when at 6 O'Clock last
evening the fellow called 10 get the team
and rig. they placed him under arrest.
At first the stranger gave his name as
Frank Brown, but later said his name was
James Humphrey. He claimed TO have pur-
chased the team and rig at Silver City.
Humphrey was lodged in the county jail.
While driving the stolen rig into the
city Humphrey tore the top off the busy
and threw it into Pony creek. where it was
found by LAM and another man who were
riding into town in search OF the stolen
team.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
MATTERS IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Differences over KeeIise Estate Get
Into Cont.

Differenees over KeeIiBe Estate Get
Into Conrt.
Oscar Keeline. William S. Keeline and
Harry Keeline. heirs and executors Of the
estate OF the late George Keeline. have
filed a petition in the district court. asking
that their brother. George A. Keeline. also
an executor and heir Of the estate. be re
CURED to produce for inspection all his
books. papers and accounts dealing with
his cement OF the estate.
II r. asserted by the petitioners that the
will Of the late George Keeline. their
father. provides that annual reports OF the
affairs OF the estate be made. This II IL
alleged George A. Keeline has failed to DO
and it is further alleged that he neglected
to keep accurate counts OF receipts and
disbursements and has charged expendi-
lures to the estate Improperly.
Judge Thornell on the matter being pre-
sented TO him by counsel for the petit
toners. issued an order that George A.
Keelins show cause on or before March IS.
why he should not produce the books and
accounts OF the estate for inspection by
the other heirs and executors.
In the suit OF Mrs. Effie L. Lenocker Of
Oakland aEains: the Pullman company. the
sealed verdict returned by the jury late
Thursday night. when opened by the court
yesterday morning was found TO be In
favor of the plaintiff for the sum Of $50.
the agreed value Of the diamond ring for
the loss OF which Mrs. Lenocker sued.
After part OF the evidence had been
taken in the suit Of Dell J. Clark against
the Clark Implement company, Of which
he was formerly president and general
manager. the case was dismissed by the
plaintiff without prejudice. Clark sued for
s1.eOo. claiming this amount was due him
for salary and commission on sales.
Albert Hogan. charged with bTeaking
into the warehouse Of J. r. Lindsay and
stealing hides and furs valued at over $3.50,
will be placed on trial this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Iowa News Notes.

IITHEY-Last night twenty-five persons
were baptized and united with the Baptist
chureh as q result Of a prOtraeted meeting
which has been In progress here Tor the
last three weeks
IOWA CITY-The Central Iowa Homeo-
pathic association Will meet at West Lab
erty in April, according 70 a motion which
passed the quarterly meeting here
Wednesday evening.
LoGAN-August Brerbach. the saloon
keeper Of Missouri Valley who was arrested
last Saturday for maintaining q nuisance,
bound over TO answer 10 the grand jury.
IOWA CITY-students In the University
Of Iowa Interested in the college Young
Mems Christian association viii start an
active campaign next week 10 raise $500
in the student body 20 help support the
local organization
ANITA-Christopher c. Van siyke a resi-
dent Of this toRn. is 80 ola today, and hss
voted for every republican presidential can
didste since the organiEation Of the party.
Prior 20 that time be voted the abolition
ticket He has voted In nineteen presiden-
tial elections and ~seventy-one state cleo
tona
AREDALE-Eloping early TO-DAY Henry
Chaser and Miss Stella Earnist. pr0mf-
RED al Mason City. Rev. L G. Cooley,
pastor OF the Presbyterian church. per
formed the service. They sought theiI
parents and were forgiven after the re
turned
CEDAR FALLS-Interese in local mu-
nicipAl politics has taken . new turn TO
gay With tss flsSs e The Re1ia 70 fST
II J. Pfsiffer was the nnt 10 announces
| his candidacy, a0me two weeks ago TIT
second IL l. b Stewart a resident fol
l the last seven years The third is Dr
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Failing to secure the evidence that he had
expected against the defendant. George B.
Stewart assistant United States prosecuting
attorney. yesterday dismissed the case
against c. A Wilding. charged with send
,ing . threatening letter through the mails
to E W. Swanson, a grocer Of this city.
Wilding. Who has been in the county jail
for several weeks since his arrest on he
charge Of attempting 20 eKtort money from
Charles MeKeown. a wealthy farmer OF
Crescent township. was released from Gus
tody. Since his arrest Wiiding's wife has
instituted suit for divorce in the district
court
Wildihg was to have had a preliminary
hearing before United States Commissioner
n. A Crawford yesterday. but Mr.. Stewart.
after eonferring with some OF the witnesses.
decided that the evidence to hold the de-
PENDANT 10 the grand jury was insufficient
10 warrant Rn indictment He advised the
dismissal OF the case and this action was
accordingly taken by Commissions craw-
ford.
The letter which Winding was charged
S1th sending to Swanson vas received BY
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Iowa

cleveriy arranged a play that should prove
popular with Young Mems Christian asso-
citation members. As an interesting story
OF college life 81 gives opportunity for aih-
letic exhibition OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association work in its physical de-
partment
CRESTON-Right-Of-way for the proposed
Northern e. Southern railroad between At
lantic and Niliiscs is being rapidly secured
The company has nearly all the right-of-
way through Montgomery county north and
as far as Lyman in Cass county Petitions
calling for a 5 per cent tax on the town
ships through which the proposed line is TO
largely signed by taxpayers IN Washing
ton and ouglaE townships in Montgomery
county. Villisca and Atlantic also have
signed these petitions and much interest,"
IS manifested everywhere all along the Ina
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
MILWAUKEE, DINING CAR BURNS
Passengers Line w IN snOwdriftS UA-
til other Cara Are Pushed
INTO safe Place.

BUTTE Mont. Feb. IA lamp explos-
ion today set hre 70 a lining car on a
Chicago a St Paul train early today as the
train was running az fun speed between
Willow Greek and Three Forks. Mont A
coiored waiter rushed through the Pullman
cars nronsing the sleeping passengers as
the flames burst through the roof OF the
diner.
The train was quickly stopped: the pas
sengers then hurried out and lined up in
the snow drifts beside the track. They were
scantily clad and suffered from cold.
Ths rear coaches were pushed back away
from the fire. and the dining car burned 70
the trucks. Considerable time elapsed be-
fore the debris was removed from the
track. ana the train arrived here thirteen
hour late.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

SCHUYLER, Neb.. Feb. z7.-(special. AT
the coroner's inquest held over the body
Of Charles Horak. who Vas killed by a
Union Pacific train here Thursday, the
jury held the railroad company responsible.
as the conductor OF the train testified that
the train was running at the rate OF about
forty miles an hour. while the city ordi-
nanees prohibit trains running through the
city over eight miles per hour. Mr.. Horak's
view was also obscured by a freight train
which was going past on the north track.
As soon a. the freight got past Mr.. Horak
drove on over and when he got on the
south track the fast train struck him
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
CHANGES IN BUSINESS CIRCLES
Company Incorporated to M~anufRc-
lure Process Butter.

ture Process Butter.
Articles Of incorporation of the Iowa
Butter and Egg company were filed in the
office of the county recorder yesterday.
The company is incorporated for 5000. and
will engage in the manufacture of pro
cess butter, and conduct a general whole
sale business in butter, eggs, fruit. vege-
tables, poultry. meats and produce Of all
kinds. The incorporators are: r. II.
Bloomer. c. z. Woodbury., J. Chris Jensen.
f. J. Ainsworth. E. p Children. Chris
straub, c. NJ. Harl, D.. z. Anderson, w.
H. Dudley, G. f. Camp and L. F. Husz.
The -incoFporators are all local men.
The Hawkeye Glove Manufacturing COM
pony filed its articles OF Incorporation yes
terday. Its capital stock Is placed at
$4,000. and the -incorporators are: oliver
A. Lower, Alberta Noy. o. B. Walker and
Henry NJ Toiler.
p. Gunnoude and l. zurmuehlen. com
posing the partnership of Gunnoude 4 Eur
muehlen, cigar dealers. have with Harry
2. Haas. a member of the Hass Drug
company. Incorporated as the Gunnoude
& Zurmuehlen company. with a capital
stock of $4,000 OF which s5O.0o il paid in.
The mpan will continue the cigar busi-
ness Of Gunnoude & ~Zurmuehlen. both re-
tail and wholesale. and win open a branch
IN Omaha in the near futude.
The real estate and Insurance firm OF
Green & Riker. composes OF Thomas G.
Green and Frank c. Riker. has dissolved.
Mr.. Green VIII again become associated
with Eldin H. Lougee. who has purchased
the business of Green & Riker. Mr.. Riker.
who has been prominent in church and
Young Mems Christian association circles.
expects TO remove to Colorado in the near
future.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Undermined Man FntnIIr Hurt.

SCHUYLER, Neb, Feb. H.-(Specfal. IAN
unidentified man was picked up this morn
ing about four miles east OF here near the
Union Pacific track by the section hands.
When found he was about dead and It Is
thought that he is some man who was
stealing q ride and fell off. No papers
or other clues 10 his identity have been
found on his person. and as he is uncon-
scious nothing can be learned from him
He evidently was conscious after getting
hurt. as when he was found he was lying
on his coat, rolled up and used for a pillow.
The doctors think he viii die, as ne was
injured about the head.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Cattle King Goes 10 Prison.

ATLANTA. Ia, FEB. 2a-(speGai.G
Possessed Of q fortune valued at SOo,OO
and convicted Of cattle stealing. James
StArlin, who is known through western
Iowa as the cattle king OF cass county.
today began 20 serve a five-year term in
the Fort Madison penitenuaTy. Starlin was
perhaps the largest shipper In cSss or its
surrounding counties For months farmers
had been missing animals from their herds.
Eventually suspicion fastened on Starlin
and his arrest and conviction started. His
trial proved a sensation starlin refused
to tax advantase OF the stay Of execution
an appeal TO the supreme court would give
him. preferrng 10 go 10 the p~enitentiary
and begin serving his sentence. 90 that II
would be over sooner.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Real E.tate Transfer..

These transfers were reported to The
Bee, February y. by the PottawattAmie
County Abstract conplny Of Council
Bluffs:
C. II. Lane and wife TO Chris p.
Christensen ehA nwA and part Wa
l. l.. osler and wife to Mary L. Mel
son. va. sN1s Of l-74-4O. wd.......... 1850
osler, WA swA Of l-74-0, wd........ HOO
Garrison B. Reeves and wife 10 J. W.
neS and part neA- seA and part
Frank Spencer and wife to Anton
Nielsen, els neh Of sl-7-42 wd.... 1850
Chris Peterson and wife to H. G.
Fisher, part WI Of l6-76-42. ccd.... /
D.. w. otis. executor, TO Charles E
Kimball, part lot 10. Orig Pant.
Council Bluffs, deed......-......... 1850
8. A. Beason and wife TO Jens J. Jen-
sen. lot 81. in block s in sQuires
Addition TO Council Bluffs, wd...... l.S0
Edward 4. snapp and wife to A. B.
Johns, lots 8. 4 and 5, in block 2
Arnold's I'd Addition to Oakland.
Dorcas Haines. widow, to II. c.
Peterson, part sell. SEX Of 24-77-A.
Henry n. Chapman and wife to Peter
T. Petersen, siz, mex. SEA. swA and
sInns.: i 10 ssS: , sw Oh 1. s .xl W s1d sS
M. seE. nei4. sEh and ma. nwA.
seL. sTk. ls-7-ss, DID,. ISIS
A. MetZEer ana vile TO AntOn Gun
dram. lot 10, in block Z. IN Van
Brunt and Rice's Addition to Coun-
ell Bluffs. !
Maria Il Stewart. executor, TO J. w.
Bell and J. p. MuIqueen. lot IS. in
block 80 Beers subd. Council Bluffs.
va l65
John u. Anderson et al. 20 Emily r.
Anderson ct al. sf. sell Of 30 and
neA OF II. and q acres IN swE. nwA
OF s--tAl. 1900
Amanda c. Armstrong and husband
to John Egan. e25 feet Of lot 4. in
block b" in Curtis and Ramsey's
Addition TO Council Bluffs. wd...... 100
Jacob Jensen to n p. Christensen.
one-haif acre IN sw corner OF lot a.
Aud subd. OF SEX, nwk OF 2-T-E.
WI .
UTiel Sitter and wife 10 Cyrus d.
Travis. south s acres Of the north Is
acres OF SEX. SEA OF n-T4-as. qcd.... 500
Nellie Lembke and husband 10 Cyrus
D Travis. part sell. sell OF l7-74-Se.
George 8. Miller and wife to c. NJ.
Bope. lot 8. in block 4. in BushneIrs
Addition TO Council Bluffs. Qcd...... /
Total. twenty transfers 81 aa5
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
nartIett Mas Commits Suicide.

TABOR. Ia. Feb. H.-CSpecisl Tele-
gFam.)-wOrd was received here tonight
mat Guy Eyer OF Bartlett. Ia, committed
suicide about 6 O'Clock this evening b.
shooting himself through the heart Fam
iy trouble is supposed 20 have been the
cause. As he and his wife have not been
living Together fer several weeks Be
siies ais wife be leaves one child
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Council Bluffs

the latter Will winding was in the county
Jail awaiting trial on the charge Of at
tempting TO extort money from MoReown-
wnding was acquitted IN the district court
in the McKeoWn case.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

AARSHALBToWN, Ia. Feb. S-(Sps-
cial Telegram.GThe fourteenth convention
Of the Central Iowa Retail Lumbermen's
association in session here elected the fol-
lowing officers this afternoon: President,
A. c. johnson, Dubuque; vice president, II.
@. West Cedar Falls; treasurer, Andrew
Rath. Ackley; secretary. c. Z. Greet. FL
dora: directors. Warren Brown, Waterloo;
G. D. Rose. Dubuque; c. Z Bennett.
Clarion.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
TABOR DEBATERs AGAIN WINNERS
Girls the Champions of Southwest
Iowa.

uIFIH INC NHampIOhH OF est
Iowa.
TABOR, Ia, Feb. N.-(Special Telegram }
High school was victorious over
Ames in the district debate held here to-
day. and tonight the town is celebrating the
event.
The question was: Resolved, That the
federal government should ave exclusive
control over all corporations doing an in
terstate business" Tabor was represented
By Nell Asman. Gladys Green and Mildred
Hunter. The AmeE debaters were Max
George. Laura Gibson and Earle Smith.
The judges were J. Nj. Junkin and A c,
Gustsfson OF Red Oak. and H A. GlOcken-
meyer OF vnlisca-
As the victor IN the southwest district,
Tabor is now IN line TO meet Fort Dodge,
the winner In the northwes district.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Oats Special Leaves.
Base BaII star Married.

The secret marriage OF Ed Reese and
Miss Viola Beverly of Ames has just be-
come known. Reese was formerly pitcher
On the Ames college team and is one Of
the best known base ball men in Iowa.
He is now working in Des Noines.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

Ths Council Bluffs office Of she
Omaha Bee 10 AZ IS Scott street.
Both Rhonss a..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

On Saturday NE win place on sale a
large LOT Of patent leather and Md 0Ase
and button) shoes Al taA They are 500
and SS0 values. Duncan Shoe Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Direct action sAs stoves They save gas.
Agen& p. c. De Vol Hardware company.