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Evening journal., 1909-07-24
KNIGHTS
TO HAVE AN OUTING

The coming reunion Of the Knights
OF Columbus Of Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania. Delaware, District of Columbia,
Virginia and West Virginia, which is
20 be of IMPORT in the histiry of the
order and preparations are already
being made for It, Tomorrow afternoon
q special committee of Baltimoreans
win visit Rev. w. ]. Kirby, at the
summer home OF the ST. Vincent De
Paul Orphanage Society. and invite
him to deliver the lecture at the Blue
Mountain House. which viii follow the
big opening day.
James A. Flaherty Deputy Supreme
Grand Knight. Of Philadelphia. will be
the orator of the opening day and viii
deliver tho principal address.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
New constabIe for Kent.

DOVER. July 24--Wiliam S. II.
Davis. a well-known young Democrat
has been appointed constable to serve
for two districts-the Second and the
Fifth Of Kent county Mr.. Davis was
sworn in yesterday, his Office being
designated as that of deputy constable,
although Constable Charles Benn, whom
he succeeds has had TO relinquish his
duties because of physical impairment.
Constable Benn's friends have taken
him away for treatment and there are
indications that he will recover II
given rest for a long period.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
GETS TETANUS
FROM CAT RIFLE

SALISBURY, Nd, July 2a.-Emory Ar
vey. Of Parsonsburg. died OF tetanus at
the Peninsula General Hospital. lie was
brought to tho hospital Sunday aud ami
toxin was used but with no effect.
More than a week ago, young Arvey,
while playing with cat rifle, shot HIM
self through one Of his toes. Little at
tention was paid TO the wound until lock-
jaw set in. when he was hurried to the
hospital. but too late to save his life
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
TO OPEN NEW
INLET TO-DAY

OCEAN CITY. Md. July 2i.-With the
completion OF the great dam across Sine
puxent Bay. below Ocean city. the pro-
moter OF the project by which 60 900 acres
of barron bottoms arc TO be converted in
nearing fruiuon.
A canal across the narrow strip Of SAN
dy beach that separates the bay from tho
ocean s. SO nearly completed that in a
Tow days salt water from the ocean may
be made to fow into the bay II is es-
timated that these bottoms viii produce
crop Of 100000 oysters year. or one
fourth the oyster output Of the world.
The company which has carried out tho
project In the face of great obstacles is
10 receive 1000 acres Of the land while
the State win have the other 10000 acres
i s' ~ Qia eli. ..... . .sal..
Evening journal., 1909-07-24

Am. Locomoti 62HlRock Island 377s
Anal. Copper. 81 st. Paul ...I5s3{
Am. Smelling e47s Southern Pac IS71f
Am. Sugar Coi771s South. Com. Az
Atch. 7. & S. il6k Union Pacifi.1oS Z
B. g. o.. f7oBiU. S. st. Com 7I1S
Brooklyn r. T. 7SHlU. S. st. Pro- I77
Cen1 Leather 52~lWabash Pref 55&
Ches. & Ohio. IS = Western Unio 2
Denver & X. GAIA Asphalt Com. "a =
Erie Common 561 Cambria SteeiA2si
Rrie, Ist pfd ..645sIElec. Of Amer. IL 4
Louisville & \ I47lLehigh Nav. rfs
Missouri Pac.. Ass Leh. Valley .s2s<
Mo. Kan & Te'4I5kl lNthern. cenlIo4 -
n. Y. Central 1854 Phila. Rap. I 2otf
Nor. Pacinc I55l Phila. Compan al Il
Norfolk West. o. Phila. ElectricTa I
Peoples Gas I;5h lTonopah ,
Pennsylvania I37K lUnitedGasImp. ss 4
Reading Iss
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
FRESH FLOOD
SWEEPS TEXAS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
AUSTIN, Texas, July 24-Without
warning, solid wall OF water seven
feet high swept down the Colorado
River here last night. This food was
followed by a further rise Of nine feet.
Hundreds of pleasure campers along
the river had to flee for their lives.
The construction work on the wagon
bridge that is being built across the
river here was swept away. Big
stretches of bottom lands, cultivated.
are inundated.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Auto oHio. in dupont HuiIdino,

Colonel Postles who has taken tho
agency for the Chalmers Detroit auto
mobile, has rented a store for his office
and showrooms in the dupont building.
Market street side, which win be open
ed this afternoon. He expects his first
car here within ten days. Colonel
Postles will handle the Hudson
twenty in addition to the Chalmers
Detroit cars.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Brownson Moonlioht Tonioht

The Brownson Library Association
w1li go on its annual moonlight excur-
sion TO Washington Park. n. j.. to-
night. II is expected that the last boat
will carry a large crowd as a great
many tickets have been sold. There
will be dancing on the boat. Boats
will leave Fourth stret wharf at 1890
Ia. m, 1.3o, 4.15 and p. m.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
A. 0. II. TO CONVENE
AT HOCKESSlN

The state Board OF the Ancient order
Of Hibernians Will be held in Hockessin
tomorrow afternoon. The members will
leave Brandywine Springs on the / o'c'ock
car.
Among the subjects TO be considered
will be that of a state ball and reception,
under the auspices Of all the divisions.
Division No. II, the baby" OF the order,
will be represented for the first time at to.
morrow's convention.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
To Sec Ponie, aRounded Up. -

DOVER, July 24.-A number of Della
ware people are preparing TO go to
Chincoteague Island next Wednesday
to be present at the annual pony PEN
ming and round up Of Chincoteague pets
on that day. II is said that larger
number than ever known will be for
sale. Including many one year old colig
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Sailed For Europe.

James J. Monaghan. the well-known
local salesman of the dry goods house
of Hurst and Company, Of Baltimore,
and his aunt, Miss Kate r. McGovern,
sailed today from New York for a tour
.abroad. They will be gone several
weeks. John Hodges will look after Mr..
Monaghans sales territory in his abb
sence.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Was Wanted in EIkton.

Harry Hurt. aged % years was ar
rested by the local police yesterday by
Patrolmen Barr and 5. d. Scott at the
request OF the Elkton. Md. authorities
and was taken to that city yesterday
afternoon 10y the sheriff. lie is wanted
on complaint of authorities OF a west-
tern state
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Pictures of Eneampmsnt.

Pictures of the officers and soldiers
OF the Organized Militia of Delaware.
taken at Camp Watson today, will ap-
pear i'm The Star tomorrow. A general
view of the l1ncampment will also ap-
pear Order The Star from your news
dealers
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Her End Of n.

Old Rooster-What do you think you
are going to hatch out Of that door
knob and that piece Of brick?
Old Hen (fiercely)-rll hatch a sky
scrapcr IL ! want to. You go and at
tend to your own affairs. I'm running
this branch of the business.
Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
AGED Friend Dead.

Lydia Dixon Wickersham, aged 81
years, died at Kennett Square yester-
day. The funeral viii be held Tues
day at 10 a. m. from Friends Board
ing Home, Kennett Square. Interment
will be at Hockessin. this State.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Excursion of Newport Church.

The Newport NJ. E. Sunday school
will give its annual excursion to Penns-
grove on next Tuesday. Special cars
viii leave Newport at 7.15 o'clock to
connect with the boat leaving King
street wharf at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Grain Market

Reported daily by F. D. Laekey &
Go. bankers and brokers, member,
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, s4s Mar
ket st.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
cnno.rt AZ hooksssin-

For the benefit Of Hockessin Grange
No. T. p. Of H.. the Southern Glee Club
viii give a concert in Hockessin Hall
this evening.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
Stock Markets

Closing quotations from r D..
Laekey & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
members philadelphia Stock Exchange,
s43 Market street. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Country Club Golf.

Wilmington Country Club golfers win
continue their play for the club cham-
pionship this afternoon. The match
began last Saturday with seven sets.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
DEATHS.
Frisby B. Clark.
Mary Maxwell.
Lydia a. D. Wickcrsha a

wary maSWcll.
Lydia A. D. Wickershan.
.WICKERSHAM-I Kennett Square. On
9TH month. 28rd. Lydia A. Dixon Wick
ersham. widoW OF the late Gideon
Wickersham. In her Sist year.
Funeral from the Friends Boarding
Home Kennett Square. ON Srd dav. 7th
month 27th 1909. Meet at the house al
10 a. m. Interment at Hockessin.
CLARK-In this city. on July 22d 1900
Frisbv b. Clark. aged 65 years
Relatives and friends Of the family ara
invited 10 attend the funeral services al
his late residence. No. 1ll3 Conrad street.
on Sunday afternoon, July 18th. at $50
O'Clock Tnterment silverbrook Cemetery
Dover papers copy
AiAxWELL-In this city. on July a2d.
1909. Mary. daughter Of James and Le-
titia Maxwell in her Both year
Funeral services will be held at her mar
ents residence. No. $50 +. Fifth street
on Sunday afternoon. July 25th, at
O'Clock. Interment private.
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
Heart tOHeart
Talks.
THE PRICE OF HAIR DYE.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.

copyright. 1909. by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
Evening journal., 1909-07-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs IN co
ionlal, l4th and Market SITS. Cen
trai Convenient. Comfortable
j2i-mt-tf
Evening journal., 1909-07-24

Smiling joe Barron. aged twelve
years. has made s250OOO not for him.
self, indeed. but for 4 meme for sick
and crippled children.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

teams played the game Ez- decided t--
-zzEgtcrstip Of the NaCC-al 5=aEu=
PrsstenE MEp1y q The C1l5aso VA
l-u1as has -apoIoEizEG 70 Ken for 2 state
-EE- sven Uur m ChtczE- last fan Say
ing tEzt -he ARBITRATOR had E in for the
Chicago team and had Pz-Pus=5E given IL
he Eurs1 u 5ecstc-E TEis lpojcgy 70
Ken was zz=z-6 OF e. P-esh5a-r H=Td -
IL GRE big trade a -1e 6zy vas nazpu-
a-ed berwee- the New EHk and - Lu-s
A-s-ica1 IeaEze eizbz he zeal team
E1r Lou CrE=- the veteran catche-. ard
q snail czsh --onzz5eralgn for P1-cazr 10
axe ard o~u1fie5-- Pay Denzi--
TIE Phtz Ame-fcazs sid Gus
Hzal-E q rhtrz basezzz. Eso Vas VIA
KaEsas CITY las- zs1sUn- 70 TIE s. Louis
American l=aEze ciEh Zls E=-s-zI ia
2rssS5un WAS rra- - L0zis wuuzd uu-r
EeEzlg over 70 TIE Louisville team
Tie E0che@s- sinh sold Pitcher Beechzr
70 Denver ard practically made arrang-
m@z1s o. gst Pitcher LaErte f-1m Datrot
Ard Ou-1i=l5eE Criss fr.D - Louis
Jack Wsrn=r, t1= catcher, wlu manage
"a G-b in TIE SCuz Michigan ha<ze n=rt
=aaz~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
Hcydler May Stay
In as President
Anendmsnt to National League b.
laws NAY Enable Board 70 Re
tain Present Leader.

KEW FORK Dee E~-Heyde-s STOCK a..
the N-r1-aI IzaEus sl=erian took a ssdsen
boon LL= a1t-Gca- when u became kuawu
thai 1z Naa-na- league bylaws had re-
cess ec an -roVrA-t aueRdmenr Finding
lhezselT Is Gszdlo-k=d over TIE sleeucn Of
q rrrs-s5- tie members yesterday voted
that in Ire event u a vacancy in ths pres
s1srcy ethe- t7o- d@zzh rHslzuzrOa o.
failure 1oae1acL the directors Should be en-
p0~srsd TO ZANE a president TO act unrr
ths league members cou5d elecL
sacs th-se u four Glreco1us ar Rsya1e-
men. * g evident thzr Il the meeting
proved 5cpelsssly Iocksd HeEdler might -
-hIac- a. as Own acting SUCCESSOR. ant
w1-lc ho36 office Indefinitely.
4tuaek Made en- Iohasoa-
Du-11g r1r pr1rTacr=S UnprosucEve s=z-
sicn uuGAy Pr=sa1@nt Effects oe BruokIv
uzle Az zl-zsd speech against BIZ
5oh-zu- aging 1haz the American hsa----
F-escezr 1s5 no right a. AZ 10 Ez-at-
- --e Na-lnCzl lzzEas -aat il s1guIE no.
~Ef WaE a. prss1s1L B-- TIE Amer
can leaEue -osr n w-om have
Started c5r 1o=e after consuming 1ss
DeeCrE yesterday. say LEar they VII baes
5ohrson a. ne Ezi-.
&eE evidence baE1-E hesn presented "a
TIE NanonGl commission REGARDING -n@ Al
tenpt 70 brbe Umpire KEN in October
E& wh=u the CaEczxo and Nex yors
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
sEEK NEW AUTOMOBILE L,UREs
I've Days series of sped Trials Ar
ranges At Indfana 8oIE.

INDIANAPOLIS Dee L-Wler go
4VlHE purpose ~ zlash5z- w--z
rHco-E faD-< zLllwChIE drivers mTE ~
ELErga b@gll a 100 days series ~ sped
Irz4z n the Indianapolis uus1r sm=aE-z-
PIE -1es VIII SAT- E-=5Z-rv AZ az
raaHz1aau1n Of sE- TIVE and E-rf---
-GlEss WElE recently Ezs pared a--r
hrtc-
AUE-E ire drivers VITO Ear= entered ara
CHRISTIE sua1E A-Lk-- EEeaL Stlzrzr
aEn H-rr1u- FET~ entries EzEaEE Wl-.
rial distances q a~-e-gzzr-zr ue b. g.
miles are scnHE-eE
SEELrl q me ~ raC-E ear -E-+ u5-
4 OH on tire t~l-E ta1av- wan -rrz-a
EIE has sl@clzl ClTrs-= rZrer. made sew
erI circuits 90 ne Eack 1r ore la z8.-r
an IRE 70 L-IlEu =EcuECz o. A. lh4
-a-e n Two mixes minute. SrzEE Ia
Fat I'D r. Ezf -- 1 z-sln.zs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
HrLAND AND THOMPSON TONIGHT
BetriaE ABOaS Even Amsaz sports At
Kansas City

KANSAS CITY No, De- Dick Ey-
aud q san Francisco ard Johnny LE3Up-
aC- CT Sycamore AL- Wul nee an q tan
round Sel1 a. the Hiprc-U-- la LEs C-y
L-E1- Tbs p-1E--ses 20 BE- ore q u1=
est EEELg=EEr eaE1=sLs Of the =1zzaz
EgLh --u are in excellent Ca-1 -ll Aun
the -DCa- f1-aDwe-s Of ElzlLEL are about
equally cIr-CHG in trying 20 paCA the
E LUl=r TIE betting opened al even nancy
and renamed Al -hz- EE1-s rodzy
Tier Is 1Zlv a na-f pound 6lfrzre1cs In
TIE WEgtr q IN two men ThlUls C
weghllg E pounds and EElEnd Z
Interest IN L1r GECrEs- IS lrcr=Lze1 hT he
probability LEzr Lhz wl--=r vii o. E1Lz To
secure q Lzrcn with AaLu-nE Nesu1 oE
Al WoiEzsL HTtaul sad uos1ag
have fought TbDUrsCl ulree tines
ard I anDE exactly What he can O.. he
WA coEe A. Zs rushing ard I Ell De-
L-=re ElLE me punch 20 sTg1 Elm- A We
tory fc- ne means q fg1E WIKI Al Wa-
E
Thu-pscu sad ] have bur a-e cha-r.
20 E=t q EEhr EfIh N-la0- ard una- g u
Ehlp EvarL I An couEEzu- q wi--E-E e.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
FARMERS ASKED TO FEED aUAIL
Iowa sP,rtsn=a Appeal for Aid for
HRnEry BirdA

81 ELLINGTON. La Dec L-Bu-LuE-o-
EPOFs-Eru hEFH sent fCrrh q cal for help
trUm the farmers q IQWA- II LEE prEser-
vz1iol q the QrzE II the state he sane
message L. beng seEL cat among ll-zC1s
and IA sEuur1 1zrLeTE- where TIE blalk=L
OF STOW nos has covered from reach uE
ire birds all vesLEs II food II e feared
unless something - e1ms 10 give the ErLle
1Gb W11Its food L1lasa-Ls Of Lh=D vi
stare EEpere-ce Of past E-z-s has uls1E
the hunters a-1 lovers Of Elr1 lie thar a
heavy blanket Of snow foLi S-d By . CU3d
snap Es1sly stress ne pCs--= and farm
aucs with G=ac bodies Of game birds,
which have persisted from &cE q food
TIE pan szEErs--G to The farmers CT Cn-
-E-Ezs s-aCrE g EaC eaEL devote a p0r-
ton - EEE E-z- ID the rsau4ls q UEse
birds Slch 1=eC scattered n the barn
ards %1l zrrrzLL LECEsaEGz q the hungry
Tow aid they W1A THUS be saved for E1=
c1l1-EE s-E-E=-, W1=E Trey ULl De OF IN
=5-Z4EE wa-- IS C=sEsg=rs OF farm
E-sLs
a. ne same tine the farmers are asked
% Ill OF E1sL q -h=iT cats. Whlc1- d
has been found prey GPel Ire hungry
g1zl and slaughter hE-1T=1s Of then
Ul4 local hunter states ElSL he HEs seen
as hLEh a. rWelL CATS IN enc ra-uBzr-
EzS birds WE1CL WE-=-EglEE 70 81
something - eat A concerted Uo-eE=--
q Uzs ADd II n believed VII preserve
uE1-saEGs q vHl1ahl= Eams aid -caFrZgzF
r.aea
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

rot ~ merely nEhr forms Of exercise. bUr
WLz q At ore an1Z1Er AZ u there wzs a
BIS snake ID ard q good house lnCE1-g on
I believe -1= = ISL uEat J=tf-es needs
to- Uzke Rain Fl
IF T7u JFttres EaE tts J@ff-l=E Ct ten
wears az. Z would nCr bother E1L1g u
see the EghL Continued CoruerL Bun We
-lzsr ind CUT inst what stamina h nay
-z-e est -h1e he has been cut q Che
E4-E
sy-1= p ~ bouts E-h rim ne nay
20 az many a. twenty rounds / Rave
no aEree-sa-- with him Ar s-pv h4ll-
.nE Ez- cut because gr NY desire 10 ss
him II SHAPE 10 beat Lohuzlz
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

NAEAlD- No Dee
arEagrc m2nagemEEr 81 TErkla -rlHve -
11sT completes lr-auEEsErs WrarFkV RE
n4zEE AL team al makH Al TaWa-ET1u5z
lTlE GGrlLE tEe FIRST Yea E MErch- ra-1
ne I'D NL cuFer five GaTs and IN lsrzI
H- cal for a TIP u uEer md mlE o.
travel On us Tip ne team w-M meet I've
c1--HEes ard an D. aEaeEr Ersm eaIsre
only Tear n1FE r. teams thar WI -
ulaTed uEon rhs Etp are THhcr ccgsEs
Tabor Ia ~EEE- college llGlanall "a
MulUaurh onlsEE M0UEnuIh. LL- W.
laZ ans NasnI college Aleln. IN ard
me L1MA Wes=Eau wnfrerstry ar Mount
EeaEaEL Ia ThE - IN fru- tame thar
an a-ElelE tHau fruu ms c1-eEa has
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
PUEBLO TEAM TO ST. JOSEPH
John liza Of wIrhIta Bays Fran
ehi~e for sos

WICHITA Ez-- Dec E-Echn E1aa-G
formerly -za-zEz- q -h4 wichita Vest
en- league base tsl team aolzy cgE1lstH1
ire purchase Gf -hs FueE o Western AeAz-s
4 sZE-iSe and team II sixteen payer he
pad 8 30 Ire frzEcHtse win be trans
tf-rsd 10 - Joseph No
Frank Ls5e4L wuu- WI-h Holland UEned
TIE W5chl1a team has Purchased EnIa16rs
interest
-Ebeu VII ask for his release as . -eE-
Der OF the Chicago American league anc
wLl uanZgE the ichfLa team usE1 seaEC1.
? Tex Jones. VITO was purchased from
End IL TIRE western for the Wlchila team
WE- De taEe1 70 - Joseph ty Holland
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
BOY PLAYING WITH ROPE
That STRAN6lED HIS MOTHER
Bsdy Of Mr. G<hzGeF F0azd VALE
Wna iA JAN fer
= me1t2-

NE WTORE Dec I-Whne Paul c.
haHer WIS n police c0u-I today AWAITING
srragn-ezt Ter lz-aE1-aUnE and suI Eat
dared frUE TIE effects q drink his wife =
bc5T vas fG@-E In Laelr flat in Brooklyn
he woZaz I'D been ~rra1gle 10 death
during the might and whez HzEh5ors s1-
tired her TcCzs ke- Scared son vas
fcE-6 playing vita ten feet q c~lDLhasL1a
uhl-h h@ said ne a uzEound from
around rer ueck
Ceaausr vas hsid OF a charge q hunl-
-iEe
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
REWARD HIGH scHOO ATHLETES
Twenty-Five BOw Get Medals for
TEck ID Faas Bail.

twenty-five --llletss received 0s AID tao
rHczlFeG rs 81 the Omaha A- =E-1-4
--5l- fu- @ season q 1t There were
-ar ---E6 1s fifteen foU- tai Js Az two
11s- LzH rs TIE track buys TEo earned
T-z-x : Fraser. Aired c
E=--=z- = Harry E-lakntskT- EchfI C
-El-u=C1- J. Victor amer. be--0z ElN-
-E-- IA pE z MelleE- he-l r R=c11r-
John g Rzvlev. Robert wood
Foot Ban C-Ez~Old AEs-rE& EcWA-n =
Eur11ck Kenneth z Ea1-h- GEorEA 1e
80 Us-f pa-De- warren Il Howard
Ez-- Hoses Ezv e New hIl1=y- H--1
L NE-z Walter c. E1opp John 9 Ray -,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
CoRRETT TO HELP JEFY WIZ
Fsrm=r CAzmp- VIII 60 Iats Train
ing Tu-~aher.

NEW YORK Dee. E-Jauss J Cr-h=-r
VIII be- the Ei-are punching haE a
WhsCh Jars T. Ieff-= VIII --sr- -
IN fitting himself 5ur rs r-ht rf-- -z-r
Je1A=11 for Ire h~earyWEEhg cLzlp51r-
ship % tire w0rlE
ms vas the 41DuUEce3zEr made today
By CgrCeu On his a--lrzl FROM Ea-ooa On
ire M4U-eLAEla- The oEE-UEa w-ar=~ Of
tEe cn~lErtg-sElp b-lt sad h% wur-sa start
=7-s q hard LgEls VIII Jeff-es forty
GAYS rU-ore l1z tg Egnr canes OF
an El--E - d az car 70 Ea11
5e1---es Wiz declared C0rberL rhs-k
that II be ssEply spsrs 20 get into sha1e
II VIII d. E1a little good. and have az
zZEe1 "a SCI L-ug c1z6lI1uu me- zeIf anr
haTs sGu= E0od lights win nina They WI
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

EAESAE CITY Dee L-Tle esuz-g1r-
and GGrF % ne EferZEharEa EresrIwE
Malcl WerH CuzlEad here L1=L IN
men Wll NET IN CllUauriGu Eau r@oeurar
"a ZThsCE1 1zre-s % tE~uE Roller tusr~
Wuin an nour or forfeit .he ul-=a arH
-h5s b=t % Eana r. RrT l1a= a. fuf---
Lhl nuras ard sta r=r
TlH 1rEEal G4-z far Lz E-Eh -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
Contract Clear
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
NILE AUro RECORD HRokEN


INDIANAPOLIS Dee L-AIrk1n aud E--
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No f -1A= LEe uecurl fer ere U-z ualar
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

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E1ler twice II Al hour and a Raj o.
fo-feir re purse. Th@ terms were cAa1ge1
n EuI-s-s re-Ies-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18
We pay a duty of $l.85 a pound on every
Contract wrapper-we use imported
Sumatra and not a domestic imitation.

We could buy socaled "Sumatra" grown in America-buy 1t at half
price-but it wouldn't have the flavor; 1t would be tasteless-t would
lack aroma. We use Cuban-grown Havana for the fler-mild and
delighdul-fom a district famous for the fine burning quality of
It's crops. You get the best of everything In the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

Dave Brs1e-- 1Ee Il ne leading BOWERS
4 Denver e a Vlz-l1- al e where
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

WHAT'S -he mater Bilh sO-s mauC-
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--EEuEs Thi1k il over. boys
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-18

3 2 Tbomzs Is spending al his howi--s
tine Al III Com-=real l=ZEu- z-f-% n.
mas h1gn total Of an for Ll= =-s-z8l a-
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away WE3 even gets -us- Lei hLm have M
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28

ephone communication between this camp and the outside world, but the af. fair caused Sheriff Henry Thompson to decide at once that Winltleman must have additional officers.
 For months there has been no lus- tice of the peace at Winkleman. A man was appointed short time ago to fill thi sposition. The appointee resigned shortly after he was appointed.
 Sheriff Thompson will endeavor to se- cure the appointment of local man for that position, in the hope of eecur- ing justice of the peace who vii have the stamina to stick with the position, difficult as it may be to hold.
 The railroad company has promised to sidetrack freight ear at Wrinkle man, to be used as calaboose. If this is done, B judge appointed, and the town properly policed, the unenviable position which this town has gained should be wiped out within few months.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-28

of the black fur coats show pretty flat collars of this fur to offset the dead blackness of the other fur.
 Many beautiful fur scarfs, lined with silk, are draped loosely about the shouI. ders and knotted below the chest. from which hang two irregular ends almost to the hem of the gown.
 Corded shirring will be favorite method in the making of muffs. Bro. eades make excellent eenters, and some mnffs have excluded high priced fur on. ly to go into an excess of fur.edged metallic cloth.
 Chenille fringe is used at present ss suitable trimming on the shoulder scarf. Where chenille is employed in this way it is also interwoven in scarf ends, either in embroidered dots or small squares.
 novel combination of scarf and mlif is made of bands of chiffon. quill. ngs of satin and strips of fur. It wraps the body in shawl fashion, and just at the waist line the width is gathered in under two long buckles. From this point two long ends fall almost to the hem of the skirt. These ends can be hooked under the upper buckles and thus transformed into fringed huff.