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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10
Steel Ring for His Backbone.

With one segment of his backbone
missing and a steel ring doing service
in it's place. 4. l. Austin laborar
of Douglas, Wyo.. is slowly improving
and the attending physicians now
hope that he will recover
Austin's back was broken when a
shed collapsed. He was caught under
q heavy timber and one OF bis verta-
bree spiintered When taken to the
hospital he was Daralyzed from the
waist down.
The broken bone was removed and
the steel ring inserted and he has
now recovered partial use of his legs
end b steadily tmprovtng.-Duiuth
MevU-Trsbune.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10
Returned From Pasteur Institute.

Mrs. Nora Graham and Mrs. Kittrel
have returned to Richton from New
Orleans, where they have been for the
past six weeks, each having her little
girl treated at the Pasteur Institute
for supposed rabies.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

The engagement of Miss Leah Koss
man to Mr.. L. S. Kaufman of New
Orleans has been announced. Miss
Kossman is the daughter of Mr.. A.
Kossman, who formerly lived in Green
vile Mr.. Kaufman is the Junior
member of the firm of s. Finkenstein
q Co, Wholesale whisky dealers.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10
Barber Charged With Theft.

L. R. Boyd, barber in the employ
Of a Meridian shop, was taken off a
Mobile 4 Ohio passenger one night last
week at Jackson. Tenn, on a warrant
sworn out by Sam Walker charging
him with the theft of a pocketboois
containing $115 in currency.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

ear, simply because he said he be-
lIeved DIR. Cook was a gold brick,
Ahwelsh declaring Muggy was NOT
at all original in his remarks, while
Skiderlung Joe had the toe of one
noecasoT chewed to tatters and the
ivory ring torn from his nose be-
cause he believed Commander Peary
was d sore-head and crazy with the
heat
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10
Fine Staple Cotton.

Mr. W \. Pillow, who owns a fire
plantation within few miles of Green
wood, IS raiser of fine staple cotton,
as is evidenced by the sale Of p bales
Of staple IN that city this week They
brought 1890 per pound all around,
BarnwelI Brothers being the purehas
arA
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

The Verne Swain will leave this
morning at O'Clock for Gaines Land
ing, where she viii receive a good
amount of cotton and cotton seed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

The Speed left yesterday morning
for Luna at 10 O'Clock with a good
nip She returned at 2:30 with three
bales Of cotton, 20 sacks Of cotton
seed, and departed for Sunnyside at
$40. She returned last night with
about 20 bales of cotton and 100 sacks
of cotton seed,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

Beginning Monday, October, IS. our
store will close daily, Saturday except
ed, at Q. m.
NELMS & BLUM CO
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10
From the Polar Prune

How's chiibiainss
Get in your moss for lamp wleks,
Nights coming, Now for six
rnenths OF blubber-lamp bills.
To quote some obscure writer chap
1.-THE shades Of night are falling
fast
Rubber heels Rubber heeisl
Wear them and never ship on an en-
g4gemcnt.
Stylus Coidbotumski has stored
his tent and erected brand new
islec, eleven ice-blocks in height.
Visit Slinum &. Scum before win
ter sets IN and try pair Of their ia
NOUS Poplar trouseriags. The
pants that wont come OF" Adv.
Mrs Bizzy has presented Biz with
-
A0'''e' pan -
-"
Love "''e'e '''e ''N~y ''O' a. VIZ
u' -"
ms ,N'' 's''
''7
ne mas 1ol '~7' Ms o'''' '''>
Ns~'''' Ni''''
-, .-...-5 t,.u..
poia' 100. -
1900 '.''- H..
p,t1o5 o..+ vor~ ,.h;.l.e~. far the
,.;,t.r .a..o, wet, FROST time j.
...ul,, - ,..hor, ,t ,.,s1t b~l.l- them
- ana c~ect rb. fsce rrv our
a.s.hr.t.d H.r,,tsf-bon~ rveczers
c. -, Soc, A-t,~ shave Adv.
Ma. .;nea the Afis,fght SIM
a,onaa u.,+, A.roro Pores 4lice has
midst as that brought about through
the controversy Of ak ol our most
,,ror,,,a,t ,,o,,rer P,lsiuos and their
ifaSH@a "i' '''
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

The new Lee line warehouse is now
and adds greatly to the city.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

The cows that have the most com
fort are the ones that give the owner
the most profit
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10
o o q . y - - . . q q . Q . 4
ALONG THE RIVER.
. BY Dune" Z
. . = = . q = Q O . . o q . = Z

The river is again beginning to fall
slowly, with the gauge at feet.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

Stylus Coidbotumski has stored
his tent and erected brand new
iglec, eleven ice-blocks in height
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

Already Mr. Muggy Swattell has
had ONE eyebrow pulled out by the
roots ard hole bitten IN his east
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

The Falls City arrived the other
night from Vicksburg with a good
trip, she put OF mere several hum
dred bales of hay, 10 bales of cotton
and other packages.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

The Rapids left Vieksbprg yester-
day at noon for this place On her re-
turn trip to Memphis. 1t is reported
that she will, on next Wednesday, be
replaced by the steamer Sadie Lee,
which is now at the Padueah ways for
ret rs.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

A pretty home wedding was cele-
brated at the palatal igloc Of Chief
Hunter Jabbem about half past Sep
rembcr when Miss Ann Shus Jabbem
became the blushing bride Of All
Wotoffit The Rev Matem Hotu-
roold tied the nnptial knott Blub-
Der cakes diamond dyed ices and
whaie-oil cocktails were served and
a good time was had by all present
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

Your reporter refers TO the dis
graceful state OF affairs now exist
ing between Ahwelsh and Etuke-
shook on one side and Goth, QUA
mech. sigloo and Eeine Wah on the
either side, the first two named hav-
ing been with Doctor Fearless Cook
and the following four with Com
snander Rushabout Peary.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

Notee,-The frozen-faeed dog Of
an Eskimo who broke our thermo-
meter which was IN front OF our OIL
fee and drank the spirits viii send
sc once to Indian Harbor for more
spisits or suffer the consequences, as
I've was seen.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

To quote some obscure writer chap
"The shades Of night are falling
fast
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

How eI1fibiains
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

Try and get in sufficient walrus
meat this winter and not depend up
on our board OF charities, as it Is
widely known they are all grafters
and would squeeze an iciole until it
hol1ered for help. then charge The
town with time for aHording the
help.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-10-10

Congratulations to Sigloo He
has earned three knives, a tin SPOON
and gun and with these has won
old man Grouhouch's daughter, Fat
tafaee. Happy hours this winter,
Sfaloo. but take our advice and do
not let old man Grouhouch live with
you.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Looking Into
Cause Of Rear
End Collision
Fast Train On Lake Shore Read
Telescopes smoker and Kills
Three Men

NEW YORK Dec lin the ssralCe-
Eent 81 -ccznu1lca-iun ~ vire uhlcl s.D
prerals bs1aass - ne lAts slorE CEN
plsts deta1s o. the tran wreck AS niEht
a. N0rtheGsL Pa were lot obta-1a5-s anti
the arrival here al ia thls Afternoon q
the SECOND section Of Ne 81 the Neu Tork
Central Limited
A statement 81 hov the accident hap
ponsd vNs then given cut A. tie Nsu To-k
Central ufflcea telling uhAt trains were IN
collision and uh0 we're killed and injured
Tran Ne % sAE1boznd leaves - Louis
AZ gE a II and > dEe a. Cleveland A. SEQ
, IA where ID becomes TIE second section
Of ne Twsnueh Cs1t-ry Limited due from
Chicago 1uEI Eve Eiuutss sAr-sr. On Non
cay night al trans we're ate. owing 70 Ls
stern. and n. New York Limited reached
CsvslABd first ard tsck the r-Ehl-of-wzy
Ahead q me Twentieth Century Limited
tins becoming Nc. p instead q second No.
Is j wss thls Change o Numbers that ed
10 the E1dersla1d-E shea hEs-g and sat
tered news q he wreck vH frs,
Assembled, that the Twlzleth Century
Limited had been II collision
What had hspp@ued was tbs
Near NUTtEeAs- Pa Train No. & ths
Chicago. Cleveland and New To-k sps-la-
was slEled with q broken engine Behind
il pied ~, 0-e Etlsr a-c-le- No. l. and
No. IA The Bosl5l ana Esw YORK special
Eith brELs1eH cat behind I1ts tn-s sEIEs
o. blocked t-znE came LEz-1vr-1E No. q
Behind is scasdals and EAk-nE ~ lost
TIRE
Why Il ovs-rEn the rsgEAu's rec lR1E
and the warning baL's-eyes o. ths Aulo-
mElic gste- has act been explained The
weather vas thick but not 50 tzck IS L
bevlasr the Other sailed trains whllh hAt
al stopped Al couAL1A These points re-
main for an ofnc-A- explanation
u hat ever hat nay be Ne
ss came hurting thrs<gh the sssrm a. bet.
ter uhAn sixty niles and hour Evi5snug
its engineer Eo1 = glimpse q soueIh-uE
ahead. for his brakes we're Whe1
he plowed into TIE rear car OF the uAl1
ahead OF hin
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
For the Woman Who
Has Beautiful Hair


The beauties in the Anna Hsld chorus
are famous for their palchrituds- Their
caitfur@ AID q great Zeal u taelr ehAr1s
How they cAn mAnAEs uch abundancs
OF beautiful rsssas day In ana day ouL
keeping Always TIE sane -Wsl-Erooms6
8Fpearancs. Il hsyond the ken o. the aver
age EemAn. But listen vale I Whspsr.
these girls 6spend AitoEsthsr upon cry
ShAmpooinE 70 keep hstr hair fire ana
glossy
Thsy mix 4 ounces % powdered orrls
root with 4 ounces q heroH and they are
prepared for a seasons shEmPOolnE once
or twice a week they sprinkle q tAblsspoOn-
fI q thls mixture on re ksAd u tnsl
brush the powder Weu throuEh TIE hAtr
That Il al rhsrs IL % g. and thsy have ss-
oHPed The bprhsr and dlseomfon that ac-
company WGshinE HinsinE Eas dry1nE ths
hAr tsgsthsr vita ne danger o. catching
coiG
The Eonderful results they achieve with
theroK eCnFlnoss me nat Il a. TIE only
thllg uhat car EreW hair. for uhsir har .
.lCrE arc abunellt In adcitiou 70 hanF
nEffy and ~luEuruus-Asx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Zelaya Controls Many
Monopolies in Nicaragua

WASHINGTON, Dec B-The report
from MsnREua that the NlcAraEuan con
gress. probably anticipating the early re-
1irsnent q President ZslsyA ATTEMPTED
10 Authorize Z number Of important conces
EicnE 10 friends Of ZelRyA- calls attention
10 the number 81 vastly rs@unerstiTs mo
nopolies already enjoyed By ZeIsys and
his friendS The facts as 70 these m0pop-
ones are contained IL official reports &c
he state Department and are said 70 be
sus2ecuEle q absolute groof.
This attempt II wholesale monopoEEation
Of the resources Of the republic, and in
fact the recognition or federation Of mon
optics n any form, is in direct and delb-
crate vfolRuon Of the NlcsrEEuAn eozEu-
tuition, which specifically 0Tdains that
there shan be no monoplss that pay vsrg
ZkrEs dividends One Of these is called the
AguArdieute syndicate. which handles run
made from suEE- cane. This monopoly
pad during the year Isb. Boz per cent
Another IA The tobacco syndicate, which
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
YOUTHFUL SAILOR AND HERO
Brave Boy who Has Had May
ThrLIs in storms on Lake
Superior.

Few indeed II any. are the youths VINO
have eKpsrisaced he rCuEh weather On
Lake Superior 1hAt has MAMA Oosrg he
ls-ysar-old son Il Captain Alex Obsrg
skipper Of the City Of Two HErbors.
Although be is under school age. he has
a permit 10 assist his 1Rlhsr Z ths c-u sss
q the little fishing SHACK among the
asu1ts OF hshsrnSn On tie UpPe- portion
Of Lake Superior. For five years he hAs
Accompanied his father and L. NV one
q The most vhluAbls members o. the crew.
and VIXEN the captain = or dufv regularly
presidss al the Whsel Of the little vessel
rs first hardship At The hands Of the
lake came during the great storm q five
years ago when a lad q 3 WIKI us
ssthsr ne vas living that fall il 3 hut OF
the lake shore about nine niles from TE5
HArborE near EncauPnsnL During the
ulEhI 4 terrific storm arose ard Maria
and his father vsre awakened by the
waves. which burst through the door ard
windows q the ntrle cain and litsrAly
washed il away over their heads. leEv-
ing the y0ungrisr ana Ala father ~sagulfed
IN the icy sz-Ess-
Like q great tide, the wan Of ws4e- swept
On. separating the fishermen from the
beaeA and safety by several hundred feet
II TIE almost EuperhuDan struggle as
they swan 70 sAsery through the mad
waters and in TIE binding blizzard Mama
who. his father says swan from the
cradle Up, kept Al his sioe. Beth man
aged 70 reach dry Ind although IN =
stare Of utter exhaustion
In The awful storm LAT was raging thsy
were unable 70 proceed q step toWErd home.
and spent the horrshls night on the lake
Ehora EhetsrinE themselves as best thsy
could with their 6rsnched clothing
Captain Obers al tell you the tale with
4 proud sparkle IN his eye, and since that
tine the lAd snd his father ave been IL
separAble-
II EEE Mama who figured 50 h~eroicA1ly
in the recent big storm in the lakes VIXEN
his fathers fishing craft Was swept across
he AXE onuo q reef OF TIE south shcre
when starvation and death by freeing
stared the ersw in ne fare, Mama swan
ashore a distance q several hundred
yards. IN order 70 find I'D Swimming
with Ms clothes On through the icy water.
with his mother and father watching hs
struggle In fearful anxiety fron ne beat
he b~rAvbliy clADbered AZ last through tie
sur ard Ealksd ten niles 70 sup rlo- L
bring heP-Duluth NsWH--Ubule
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
National AID
for System of
Good Highways
This is Slogan Of Good Roads Con
gress, Which Began Session in
Topeka Yesterday.

TOPEKA Kan. Dec. B-Nadonal aid
for permanent roads. e system Of national
highways connecting the capitals Of the
various states. use q federal prisoners fer
building roads, and the establishment cf
road making on q strictly business basis
are some OF the suggestions made Tuesday
II the opening session % the Tenth Ma
Eona Good Roads convention here
A letter from President Taft declares
against national aid to any great extent
The president says:
ny own view q the -gOod roads cues
ton Is that IL is chiefly a state function
and that All q the states ought 10 unite
in Al urgent effort TO promote good roads.
! CO not uhilk thai the farmers are As
much Interested In the matter as they ought
10 be
"Ssx1 10 education the system q good
roads is the Ersatss- cirIlizsr.~
Arthur c. jackson. nations president q
the Good Roads association EuEErEted The
plan Of national and state h~ighEayz t.
day he Appointed 4 COMMITTEES On TesolU-
tons and che resolution VIII declare for
national a6 for road work Just WHAT
plan xii be proposed has as yet not been
determined
The suggestion 10 use federal labor in the
building Ct roads is contained in q letter
from D. r. Anthony. a Kansas congress-
man, who is seeking TO Interest the gov
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

paid Is Der cent and stll another 10 the
cattle syndicate. which includes slaughter
TAX and cattle export duties. which pays 2
peT cent q month Other monopiss inelnds
the following:
The sole right for expectation Of COCOA
nuts on he Atlantic coast. the sxportA-
don Of turtles. Eponges. pearls and mother
o. pearl on the Atlantic coast. the fisher
iaE On the Pacific coast a company formed
for the Introduction Of crude oil for re-
filming purposes in CoTtnto; the nonoply for
nal manufacture, the soap trust
II is said TO be a notorious fact tina
President ZelayA both controls All Of tbs
monopolIes and concessions herein men
toned and ~reoeivss the lions share Of their
Eh1oruzI earnings.
The existence Of these and many othsr
unlawful monr2oies has constituted a
most onerouE burden 10 the NicsrAguan
peopls. and has resulted in a. Almost eou-
plete paralysis Of trade and
both foreign and domestic
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Switching Train
Strikes Street Car
Nes Carter, Night Yardmaster Of
Omaha Road at Sioux City,
Fatally Hurt.

SIOUX CITY, Ia Dee Is-Tn q collision
lAsI niEht between 3 SWITCHING train and
q street car. Nsls Carter, n4gnt EardEaster
Of the Omaha road was perhaps fatally
injured and two passengers received minor
bruises. The car mad stopped for 4 clear
A1cs and was proceeding across TIE tie
network Of tracks N the gErds. The switch
enEine, pushing q string CT box cars. sud
denly hove in sight ana strnck the trolley
car on the front v~sstibuls, hurting II trou
he track Garter was OF the first boa
car and was thrown hes6fOrsmoSt into ths
street below. be vas picked ~ uncoo-
scioEs and hurried rs = hospital where he
Is IN a critical condition. The two cara
were badly damaged
Carer aied today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
.orkmen Form
Supreme Lodge
Delegates from Nebraska. Kansas and
Several Other Grand Lodges In
Session at Kansas City.

kansas CITY, Dec IA meeting o.
representatives Of the Missouri KAnsAA
Nebraska ard AriLolA-New Mexico lodges
OF the Ancient Order CT United Workmsn
began here today to form = new supreme
lodge which is 10 be purely frAternsl in
It's relations 10 the subordinate grand
lodges
The meeting here is = elimination Of the
division IN the Ancs11 Order Of United
WcrkDsn vhich resulted from the effort
Il the supreme lodge TO control The benefit
funds Of the various grand lodges.
Several grand lodges. insistsnt upon re-
tanning complete control q their fu15s.
ithdrex from the supreme lodge, and
their meeting here today Is for the pun
plBe q organiEing anew supreme lodge
winch shall not attempt the coairol Of f.
uA-css Il Was stated here today mat The
Massachusetts grand lodge and the Colo
ride grand lodge would JOIN IN the new
J-rgznlEEUon-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
YEARS OUTPUT OF SECURITIES
BiIIicn and n Half Placed on Market
More waits for Better
demand.

The output Of new bonds. shcT+-ts-n
noaeE AID stocks % ADs-cEn railroads
traction conpariss and Industrial ec-pOrA-
lions during 1aE VII reach rE99RH 900
Ter eleven months the total has beer
q As -5gf 0s9. AZ Increase q " 2Ss ~ over
tPB- The stsEnEuon n the bond market
vas responsible for H great falling Cff in
Rotations during Novelbs-s the total Is
sues Of II securities last month vas only
70 sE 900 As oonrrasted with SSG-I-2 039 in
Novsn5er. 1SN q decrease o. no less than
s12f TT Ba Ths authortzsrors or the other
hand were extraordinarily heavy lss-
month, as they i1clu6sd the financial plans
% the Atlantic Coast line, Missouri Pa
clGC Chicago Great Wss-srn- Chicago &
Northwestern and Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicago a St Louis, BSt one q which
roads appears E al actual seIs- Of Sc
curtiss.
The following table presents al q glance
the amounts ard character Of the capita
raised during Novezber along with the
corresponding figures for 4 year ago
Railroads
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
State Funds Are
Deposited in
Bank at Tulsa
Failure Of This Institution Creates
Demand for investigation Of
Oklahoma City Failure.

GUTHRIE ok. Dec K-stats funds
Amounri-r 10 rzsEm are on deposit IN
tn Farmers NhBonal tank % Tulsa uhich
rs soorH laFt atrhL according 70 a
b Governor HAsksl to-day.
Tie governor sa3e Edward CASSIDY. seors-
tary q the schooi Lad oornnissian. had
Deposited 81. oo IN TIE ark and that state
Treasurer james Msnsfss hsa deposited
X So 81
The state treArursrs funas are protected
b. the school district and MUNICIPAL war
rants and the seaool Aos funds b. surety
bonds
OKLAHOMA CITY. OK Dec l4-Psu-
usns are bstnE signed here tenight de-
wRnd1nr the s~upanelinE q n grand jury
ln-medlAtsly 10 InrsEaEsIs The cause Of TIE
failure Of the Columbia Bank ard Trusi
Company. This action Il . rsEuz Of the
failure q the Farmers Nations bank q
Tulsa I'D which ". L. Nurtun, president 81
ths Columbia Is reported TO be interested
District Judge George ClArk To-Day issued Z
call for q grand .ary 70 oouvens January 3
This Jury may satisfy the PeuhonsrA
W. L Nurton. president G the Cclun5li
B4rk and Trust company Of Oklahomi
Cfty. nov dsfuncL esalSd toniEht hat b
Was Interested IN ia Farmers NsnonA
bank q Tulsa or responsible fer is t2LUre
TULSA ok DeL As q result q u
cIusrg q the Farmers NaLonA bank las
uiEht The Flrst Sl4le aanE q klstsr,
small Iow1 eighteen niles southwest o
here. fAIed to6ay. The Ketsr bRlk IA,
ssl % on deposit IN The FErmsrs SaloIa
bBuk Ard rs deposits Amounted 10 Ss5Sst
Bark Commissioned Young sad toE-Eh
payment would BE begun tomorrow unds
the dsPosiuorE guarantee law and Thai a.
HouId De pEld IN FIJI
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
IN % ceIlarl Do.

SIOUX ALL e D, Dee A-EpeciAL)
q result q Al accident o. an unusual
character. william Fraser, WHO was ons
q TIE pioneer residents q Aurora county.
"a dad Re vas A. TIE home q his son
q a farm I'm Belfor1 Township Aurora
cbunrV. VIXEN he b5 miEtEke opened tie
seer lsa1laE 70 the cellar. thinking The
door opened into an5thsr roon Before he
discovered his mistake hs took q step fer
ward and vas PrsGpitatee hsAdlsnE iato
the cellar. suikinE the 600r with connd-
srAbis forea ne sustained severe insursss
sbuut me hn1d End bo5y. Which ca1sad his
dsath VI bears later He vas quite EGed
End has a host o. frlszes Ancng me oldsr
residents q Aurura county
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

ernnsEf in 4 plan to construct a military
highway from Fort Le~hvenvorth to FoTt
Rley. Kan Both Governor Stubs and
W. s GeAzh@arL state road nginssr Tor
Kansas. dvelt At eunsidsrabls length OF
the necessity Of business nsthoas in q
na1cing road building
! think every community Of farmers
ought 10 have 4 nz1 On the roads 70 make
them Eood-to keep them II repair" said
Governor Stubs il his address OF welco-ne
Chancellor Frank Strong o. the University
Of Kansas, declared road building 10 be Al
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

SIOUX FALLS s d Dec H-specialD
The offering q testimony il the Raj
ford murder case. nov on trial in the state
circuit court IN this city. was concluded
yesterday. when the closing Arguments
eommsnoea The defense placed but tive
witnesses on the stand. Charles Rzd.ord
the 6efs16asL and his brother, EuEsnR
who VAS with hhn On the night q sept=na-
Der 81 last when be fired the shot which
killed George Hurd a Sioux Fans man
who attacked the brothers because they
hsd kept his daughter and SISTER CUT until
In n the morning Charles Radford told
rs version q the shooting izA vs-T Era
matte manner ard was listened 70 with
the closest Ettszrion by the 5ury and ne
crowd which packed Ire cou-t room
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
wssshs-TRFYZTF-T a. poar,
CANADIAN ORE FOR OMAHA
Geld Miner Genes TO Lsak late
Conditions 81 the LOcHl
SmeItcr.

Z r yohnEtun. manager q the Wahi-
Eoon-Msuisou steAmboat Dpau o. Nan
tCba hs an Omaha
7 Az simply here 20 visit the American
Smelling conpAnF work. SAID M John
Etun. IN The interest q sons q err min
ing properties between Pur1 Arthur AID
WtrnipeE OF course there e no.htnE dong
a. THIS season IN naEiEEuon along the Res
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A. their busiest season Our geld zin II
a nsW ne ard produces q free mEllns
quAru Slowing about s pr cent The
ores are rsduesd By the STAMP process. We
have ssEt q tsE carloads q e~ulasnrrEts
70 Omaha for mGung and Ray send mare
The monthly OUTPUT q ne kline - sbouf
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stock nor seeking 70 Fronots ne intzrsEt4
q TIE nae here a. Al