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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
WITH THE BOwLERS.

The bowling game Is growing in popu-
larity and is in better shape In Omaha
than ever before-the old-timers are get
ting back IN the same and there are scores
of new bowlers Yesterday, on the Associ-
alton alleys, there was an old-time bunch
of small ball shooters, and seven up and
nine pins were the games for several hours.
These games were very popular at one time,
but have been neglected, nearly everybody
playing tenpins instead. The management
hung up a cash prize for the high score
at ninepins, and same is now held by Hol-
brook, with S-6-5-19.
The Falstaffs are still in the ring, to the
Onimods sorrow, for they captured two
games from them last night on the Assocl-
alton alleys. The new pins seemed to have
dazed Cogswell, for he missed everything in
sight and out Of sight, and. with a dozen
splits thrown in. his score looks somewhat
shattered. Tonight, Chancellors against
Metz Bros. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15

Many little lives have been saved by
Foley's Honey and Tar. for coughs. colds.
Group and whooping cough. 1t Is the only
safe remedy for infants and children as Il
contains no opiates or other narcotic drugs.
and children like Foley's Honey and Tar.
Careful mothers keep a bottle in the house.
Refuse substitutes. For sale BY all drug
Gists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
MINNESOTA STUDENTS STRIKE
Juniors in Engineering College object
to K~InderGarten Methods of
Instructors.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. H-Objecting to
the method OF teaching employed by the
Instructor, thirty-two students Of the Unit
versity Of Minnesota, members of the
unior class in the college Of engineering
today walked from the classroom in a
body. The kindergarten methods of a
new instructor are assigned by the students
as the cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15

the Luther's hymn by the chorus brought
the close Of the fourth scene.
The closing of the entertainment fol-
lowed the grand march in which everyone
concerned, about loo people took part sing
ing the Lutheran anthem, Elm Feste
Burg"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
LAND FRAUD IN MONTANA
wealthy Resident Accused of Obtain
ing Title to $4,000 Acres by
False Entries.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 1A-It became
known today hat the recent federal grand
jury had indicted b. D.. Phillips. a promi-
nent and wealthy resident OF this city, on
a conspiracy charge. He was released on
bonds. 1t was alleged that he induced 100
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
) against MOiOnyS.
SIGNAL CORPS
FORT CROOKS.

The Luxus took three games from the
politan alleys. Nearly all the bowlers nae
lame backs, hence the bad scores. Starr
been, but will shine next week. King Sol
ONION took high three games for the Cole
Macs with a total Of 512. Brunke took all
honors for the Luxu team, with a total of
$50 and single game OF PA. Tonight the
B~rodegaard Crowns and Kelly-Heydens will
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
NJ FALsTAFFs.
ONIMODS.

The Signal Corps and Fort Crooks had a
alleys, with Strider and Perkins bowling
like two old veterans, each getting 200
scores and totals OF 5S5 and 591. while ellis
and Decker were the only two on the Fort
Crook team to reach the 800 mark. Tonight,
West Sides against Molonys. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
A Fierce Attack

Of malaria, liver arrangement and kidney
trouble is easily cured by Electric Bitters,
the guaranteed remedy. SOC. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15

Boone, then on TO Omaha This IL the
first official announcement Of the route OF
the automObilists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
~ HAF HAR-oUR Az P~nRnaANnNT.

TVEE TEENTWETTT III TTEET"ETT
A MOTHERS TEsFTNoNY-Mrs Sarah Miller South Omaha Neb, r. ID Nos
says: N little son got 50 deaf he hd to stop school as the teacher could not MAKE
dOng Inc; has no catrrh and heEs spRndidy"
REEARxAHLE DEAPEEss CURRENT snah shuuz Gbnwood, a. who is u
years of aRe- writes: Il suffered with catarrh nearly all m life which raduany
affected my hearing until !. became so deaf could only hear the loudests sounds
hear a clock tick across the room and people talking at a distance d L an. glad
to say the Doctors Brananan' Co.'S system OF treatment is a sure cure for catarh
ad deafness"
ASTHMA II YEARS GUARDIANS J. p Dbbe Florence Nb, says: For over
/ was unable to do my work OF even walk across thu room without coughing and gasp
ing for breath. | tried everything 1 heard Of but without obtaining even temporary
months treatment 4 am able TO- do my honsewoEk and feel as We. as ever n d
BLANKS
DR.. BRANAMAM CO., 305 \. Y. Life Building, Omaha, kOb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
ROUTE OF NEXT GLIDDEN TOUT
MnrshalltOwn, Boone, Des MOInes aud
Omaha stopping Points.

BOONE. Ia, Jan A--(SVecial Teiegraml
F. II. ~Stetnhauer Of Davenport today
stated the Glidden auto tour coming
through Iowa next spring would positively
strike MarshalltOWn, then run into Dies
Moines The tourists will spend the night
there oa account OF good hotel facilities
The tour. when resumed. will head for
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
LUXUS

The West Sides won three games from
the Loyal Hotel jewelers. last night on the
basement alleys. Christensen took all high
honors, with $50 for total and 1893 for single
game. Gustafson was high for the jewelers.,
with 472. Tonight the Ortman's Stars and
West Sides. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15
POSITIVELY
CURED
DEAFNESS

II every afflicted person applying for treatment at once with the Dr. Brana-
man Co consultation. advice ad office ueatnent are feef for one whoem month
This special offer is made to prove that tn Dr. Branaman c. can cure BAT
EEss, AEAD NOISES. CATARRH,A ASTHMA and all chronic diseases permanently
These specialists have been located in OMAHA and Nebraska for. the pas twenty
years and have the largest specaty practice in the entire country. Theirs success is
eue to their honest methods and expert knowledge OF disease 10 incurablec cases
accepted If your disease is ncuuhey YOU will be told so freo II charge
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15

persons to subscribe falsely to entry oaths
whereby Phillips became possessed OF S2.OOo
acres Of government land in northern Mon
tana.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15

RUDE waddeIl broke three ribs when he
fell downstairs last week, but that did not
prevent him from punching Eekersall in
the jaw in the New Year foot ball game
at st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-15

At its Saturday Eight meeting the Stove
league will take up for informal discussion
some OF the players Of the Western league
and, in addition to this, an experience
meeting will be held.
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
Miss Mann tntertains.

one If tie most delightful affairs If the fall season was given on WedneS- day evening, when Miss Francis Mann entertained her numerous friends at tha Hotel Marion. The lower hallway was decorated in ferns and potted plants, and Stringed orchestra sta toned just beyond the stairway added To the fe>tivity throughout the evening. In the dining room tables were arranged for both Domino Whist and Five Hundred Here q chrySan- themum motif was artistica1lk carried out. yellow and white eYerywhere being the predominant note. nder canopy of yellow tulle entertWined with green vine, a center table was arranged with quantities Of yellow and white chrysanthemumS. and here iced tea was served between games by bevY Of pretty girls in the younger set. Fables were arranged ina circle about this center piece and the guests were asked 10 flnd their own place cards which bore in addition tO the name. an artistic gold lettered monogram Of the hostess. Both games were en- thuSlaSticaliy entered into. and at the close oi the evening. il was found that Miss BeSS Stevens and Miss Emeiie Gatling had won the ladies prizes, huge punches of yellow and white pool ball chrysanthemumS. and to Mir. Donnie Schlosser and Mr Willie Campbell had gone the gentle mems prizes, two dainty gold and pearl stick pins, consolation prize. yellow and white chrySanthemums. was cut by Miss Lottie Aldridge
 Delicious refreshments were served in two courses, and here the color scheme of yellow and white was again artistically suggested
 Among the out-of-town guests who assisted NIT. and Mrs. Mann and Miss Francis in receiving. were Mrs |. E. Ramsey, of Memphis. Miss Mamie Mann and Mr. Burke Mann, of Ma rianna. About seventy guests had the pleasure of enjoying Miss Mann
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12

Capt I c. Stern was in Memphis Monday on business.
 The alarm of fire Sunday morning about two 0 o'clock, was occasioned by the burning Of five room cottage on North Rosser street, belonging to C. II. Ravens. II was total loss, with no. insurance. The cause of the fire is unknown. but the occupants cOlored people seem to think it was the work of an incendiary. This fire was another demonstration of the need of horse and driver at the hose house.
 Brick Erickson, described as one of the most beautiful Swedish comedy dramas onthe road. will appear at the here Tuesday night. This play con- tains story with good moral and while il contains many sad instances, still there is enough comedy and spe- cialties introduced to make an even ing Of thorough enjoyment. The Brick Erickson Company carries the best band and orchestra Of any theatri- cal organization on the road and will give free open air concert at noonin front of the seat sale and at night in front of the opera house. Opera house next Tuesday November It.
 Mr aud Mrs. F. w Diamond. of
 Water Valley. Mississippi have been
 in the city week or ten days and
 will make this city their home Mr. l Diamond k d pharmacist and las ac- copted situation II the City brug
 Store with Mr O N. Warren. He entered upon his duties Monday. and l k making good in his new position l Mt- and Mrs Diamond have only been mafred three weeks aud we desire tc l add our congratulations and good
 wishes to a most cordial welcome tc Forrest City. We hope they will like our town and ite people and surround 1 themselves with many pleasant and
 lasting friendships. They have rent.
 ed aud are occupying the residence of Judge and Mre F G@ Folbre The l Times congratulates br. Warren upon securing his services
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
AN AZ TERTHOUGHT.

Before tie Forrest Citv Fafaitare Co. wa established in this cftF there Was u8 such thing as economical AsE- ing of furniture and housefurHi~GiHE and Sucf thing as "faffI-=zre Sale Ha- auheard of. Since tHe com ing If ttLI~ company. however fire business H3- been practically finuiIed until now it iS possible tH farHiSH Folr home fr1H Is saperb stock d. cheapiy and ecouomi- ta.it n from any 0f tHe dealers iu tHe larger metropolitan cities Tn short. the Forrest City Furniture co. las made bargains in furniture possible iu thi, town and community. L thi, not point in the company s favor. II lS indeed d strong point. and one. Ne believe, that will be recognized and appreciated by the trade.
 The young comprising this firm have started out here to build up all exclusive furniture trade and are con ductlng their store upon strictly busi- ness principles. They are closely identified with this community and are ialr and generous in all their deal ings. This week the Forrest City Furniture Go is putting on a sale that will be tue grandest event from standpoint of real bargain-giying ever attempted in Forrest City. or Eastern Arkansas for that matter.
 This sale is being extensively adyer- tiSed and thoroughly Hoi>ed about throughout the county. r you fail te attend il you will be standing fu your own light, especially if yeg are iH need of anything for your home
 Don't let anything keep y0G away.
 The price reductions are sharp
 There may be those who will en- deayor to confuse and misead YOU. but be sure you come To the right place.
 The store of the Forrest City Fur niture Co. k located two doors west of | the poStofiice on Front street. and | Saturday. November L., is the big | Opening Day. This is the day and | date the genuine "Appraisers sale about which you have read opens.
 This is not sale that was scared up in day. We have spent several | weeks in planning and getting every thing perfectly arranged and conyen- iently laid out for this event and be- sides, we have an up-to-date and ex- perienced furniture man and sales Mr. Jos Gibian, with Us from Chicago, whose systematic | methods and thorough familiarity with such matters will enable us to show the goods to the best possible and also makes it conven- tent and easy for you to do your buy ing here.
 We are putting our best foot fore most. It is to be the big gun of the season from furniture standpoint and will mean a saving of thousands of dollars to the people of Forrest City and St. Francis county.
 We want everybody to come.
 Keep in mind the fact that nothing of this kind ever happened here until | the Forrest City Furniture Co. made | it possible
 We deal exclusively in furniture and | all our brains, en- ergy and money is devoted to the | making of the Forrest City Furniture | Go, the leading enterprise of it's | character i'll this section of the state. | and when you come To our" Appraisers sale We will convince you that we are succeeding
 ours truly.
 FORREST CITA Fl RNITE RICO.
 PoPE X FEEGU~oN Pr0prjetorS
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
4 MARKETABLE. TITLE.

IT before purchasing land you de mand al abstract showing perfect title. then when you wish to pat your and on the market or wisi to borrow au same. you have nothing to pay 10 Eet the title straight, and you are ih position to act promptly. And again. X4-r title will not be held a, uumar- EFtaU.e a l time Nhena saae is greatly desired
 Demand an abstract before lowing.
 St Francis County Abstract Go.
 Mrs A F.. Matthews, Prop. ea.e q Courthouse.
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
Cures Blood Skin Diseases Eczema Greatest Blood
 Purifier Free

lt your blood k impure, thin, diseased. hot or futl of humoys, if you have blood poison, cancer, CarbunCles, eating sores, scrofula ec- 1ema, itching, rislng> and bumps swellngS or superating sores, scabby, pimply skin ulcers. bone pains, catarrh, rheumatism or any blood or skin disease, take Botanic Blood Balm R. R. B.l Soon all sores heal, aches and pains stop and the blood is made pure and rich. Druggists or by express q per large bottle sample tree by writing Blood Balm Company Atlanta. Georgia. B. R. R. k especially ad- vised for chronic, deep seated cases of blood or skin diseases. as il cures after all else fails For sale ny ]. T Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
Warning Order.

In >t Francis Cnancery 6ourt Dee. Term laa. Mary F. WaIlace, flaiat58. Unknown Heirs of i. r. Wallace dvCeascd, Defendants. The defendants. Unknown Heirs of * F N allace, deceased. are warned t0 appear iu his court within thirty days and answer tA, complaint of the plaiutif Mary r. Wallace
 M N. ~EAB0RN. Clerk
 By jno. Gatlinc Jr. B { IoIresI lLlx. Ark. Nov l2 laaa
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
Warning Order.

lu ~t. Francis thaurery ourt Dee Term. .lara Afford Hart. Plaiutif Hattie Hart Defendant The defendant Hattie Hart k hereby warn ed ta appear in this court within thirty day, and aHswer=the complaint Of lhe plaintiff Nlfprd Hart.
 NJ. N ~FABoRN. Clerk
 Ky 3uo. Gatliug. If-. D G Forrest City. Ark. Nov F. I4a
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
Trials oi Winter.

To moi permit yourself to Be a vie tW To cold or cough They .ead to pneumonia. consumption and else- where. Be wise; Use Simmons Cough Syrup. IL cures coughs. heals lungs and will keep you right here To enjoy the beauties of spring
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
Don't do if.

Should you have a cough. cold or sore chest, do not rely on time and nature to cure. They may do so-they may not; Use Simmons Cough Syrup. It Is balm for sore lungs and will cure you at once.
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
Appraisement Notice. i.

stateof Arkansas. County of St Francis. We, Granville Quinn. C. A Britton and II l. Briton three citizens of the county of S l Francis and houSeholdere therein having thereto been appointed by N. McLaren. a Justice of the peace of said county have this day viewed a certain lilly colt shownu> by \ T. itambietoa aS aH estray said lilly k d clay bank. about eighteen months old and we il9 value the said Ally to be worth the sum uf twenty dollars.
 GRANVILLE QTiNN
 H r.. BRIrF0N.
 LA RRITToN
 Appraisers. subscribed and sworn to before me this the lMh day of October lea
 N E. MeLAREN. l. r. X true copy
 Attest r C. MERwiN. Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12
Don't il Jar ! OH !!

To have d cough that y0a can't .eaNe aA ZeNen when Kaa 70 to bed: Put il away f3r g8ed bY using Sim mons Cough syrup. l. HeaI> luHam- nation Qt the throat and lungs gike- you rest and peaceful sleep
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-12

NesSrs. Elmo Hudson and Oliver Rowland weut to Memphis sunday 9 euing 10 mingle with friends and ~cctHe sights.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26
DEADWooD WATER POWER
UNDER COMBINATION

Deadwood, S. D., Aug. 21.-Through
a deal contaminated in Chicago, New
York and other eastern capitalists who
w the controlling interest in the
Consolidated Power and Light com
.pany of this city, secured control OF
the plants and business OF the Black
Hills Traction company here, the only
competitive company. The deal in
wolves about $500, 600. The two com
panies will continue to be operated
as separate organizations.
By the acquisition of the property
OF the Black Hills Traction company.
the new interests secure a large horse
power. The electric equipment gene
rates 100 horse power and can be
made, to develop an additional power
OF 1000. The traction company's water
plant on Redwater creek, erected two
years ago at a cost of nearly a half
million dollars, has a capacity of about
1000 horse power, and water rights
owned by that company on Redwater
creek will develop fully as much more,
while a steam power reserve In Dead
wood furnishes about 500 horse power.
The traction company is now supply
ing many of the mines and mills in
n around Deadwood, and is lighting
the city Of Belle Fourche. It's former
owners were Henry Keets and asso-
ciates, Of Spearfish.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26
CENSUS LAW MAY
COST MANY JOBS

washington, Aug. 4.-Upon the de-
cision of the attorney general on q lit
tie provision in the recently passed CEN
sus bill depends the fate of SO of the
100 Indian schools Of the country.
The provision which will work such
havoc in Indian education Is that which
prohibits the employment OF two mem
bers of the same family in the same
department OF the government. In the
78 schools, the husband Is the super
intendent and the wife Is matron, and
the combined salary of both amounts
to enough to keep them in the serv-
ice, but the salary Of the husband
alone would be insufficient.
The schools would have to be discon-
tinued IL the attorney general rules
that this provision of the census bill
refers to the Indian department of the
government. The interior department
has put the matter up to the attorney
general, stating that the two mem
bers" provision of the bill should be
construed to refer only to the census
bureau.
All other departments of the govern
ment are watching the outcome Of this
attack. If the attorney general rules
that the provision refers to all depart
ments, there will be weeping and wall
ing for hundreds will be discharged.
The department heads have been hold
ing back from wholesale discharges be-
cause they wanted a ruling from the
attorney general before acting.
XII" L
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26
PAINTED INDIANS
SCARE FASTENERS
Frightened Tourists Hide in
Cars When Blackfoot Braves
Heave in Sight.

Salt Lake City, Aug. 25.-Fierce look
Ing Indians, CARRIED in gaudy feathers.
multi-colored clothes and wearing some
bright paint, but so thoroughly tanned
that the wors they would do would be
to beg a quarter from a t~enderfoot
with which to buy candy, nearly spoiled
the western trip OF 100 business men
from the East. They are members of
the board Of trade at Worcester. Mass.
and were on the o. r. & N. northwest
of Pocatello, ID, when something got
wrong with the engine and there was
q stop Of an hour in the Blackfoot
Indian reservation. The harmless red
skins crowded about the train as the
excursionists got out and soon no one
could see one of those fasteners, for
every one hid in his car and pulled
down the windows.
! I'VE were told that the redmen were
not dangerous, but they certainly looked
wild as animals, and we took no
chances" said John L. Sewell, secrt-
tary OF the club. in relating, their ex-
p~erience. and he is a minister of the
gospel.s wr
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26
UNDERWOOD IS
FIRE STRICKEN
Half Dozen Structures in New
Town Destroyed With
$4,000 Loss.

Underwood, s. D., Aug. n-Fire early
this morning destroyed I'VE buildings,
badly damaged a sixth here. There.
was no fire protection. but good bucket
work by citizens saved the balance of
the town. The losses are:
Kinds Land agency, loss $500.
Drug store building owned by "A. f..
lPivney, lost $3.50.
Stock owned by Warren Walker, loss
81, 500; insurance, 81, 1000.
Telephone Office Of Great Western
Telephone company, Fort Pierre. loss
$500.
w. G. Myers. residence second floor,
loss $500.
! Ole Madison, pool hall, loss on build
ling and stock 81, 900.
Postofice and store II Ira Hazelton
damaged 81. 200; insurance Just expired.
Sioux Falls Brewing company, build
,ing, loss $3.50.
Walt Kennedy, living on second floor.
loss 5000; insurance, $500.
The work of rebuilding will commence
soon.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26
KNOWLES WILL TAKE
POOR DEBTORS OATH,

Sioux Falls, s. D., Aug. 24.-Assist-
ant United States Attorney w. G. Por-
ter, Of this city, has departed for Rapid
City, where he will represent the gov
eminent at a hearing to be held in the
case Of Freeman Knowles, editor of the
Deadwood Lantern and former con-
gresham from South Dakota, who at
present Is incarcerated in the Penning-
ton county jail at Rapid City in default
of the payment of a fine of $500, which
vas imposed upon him by Judge Car
land, of the federal court, after
Knowles had been convicted by a Jury
OF printing and circulating an objec-
tionable article in his newspaper.
AS predicted recently in these dis
patches would be the case, Editor
Knowles has paved the way for taking
the poor debtors oath In the effort 10
escape payment OF the fine and secure
his release from Jail: Immediately aft
er being convicted and fined he was
lodged In jail, where he remained some
days or until his appeal to the federal
circuit our Of appeals had been per-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26
BOY SAVES FAMILY
HORSE FROM FLAMES

Sioux Falls, s. D., Aug. 25.-Chauncey
Capp, the ~6-year-old son Of L. b. Capp,
made a hero OF himself by saving the
family horse from burning to death in
the barn.
When the boys mother saw the barn
in flames HI ran into II and pulled
out the carriage and then went for o
pail OF water. 4
The horse was forgotten. y
But just then Chauncey heard the
horse scream In terror OF the approach
ing flames. The east wall of the
building fell down with a crash and
the fire leaped up, eating hungrilN
Everything in it's path.
The boy did not hesitate for a
moment. He ran into the barn and
CROPPED his way through the smoke to
the stall Of Jessie, the horse. With
trembling, but eager fingers, he united
the horse and led her through the suf-
locating smoke to the outside.
The horse, which would have been
frantic had any other hand attempted
to guide her through the flames, fol-
lowed the little fellow.