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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05
INDIANS WANT GAME
WITH THE OAK HALLS.
NOW TOURING THE STATE AND
PLAYING NIGHTLY.


d. d. LeeRue. manager OF the In
dian Baseball Club. was In the city
Saturday for the purpose OF making
arrangements TO bring his club to
Gainesville.
This club IL making a tour OF the
country and play for the gate re-
ceipts. or q percentage, and have the
reputation OF being one OF the best
clubs that ever played ball in this
country.
The club Is composed entirely of
Indians. and they play the most OF
their games at night. having their
own electric light equipment which L.
carried about from town TO town
wherever they manage to secure
games.
AS Manager Davis is out OF the
city Il Is not known whether the,
will be able to get games In Game.
vile or not. for IL was the general In!
preston that the team WollI disbant
for the season follow Tag the game,
at Ocala.
Gainesville has had a long 2.o
OF baseball and the fans wCalt "A,
been better satisfied had the gam,
been more even, but we have not
had the pleasure of winning any vic.
tories that will allow us to do much
Growing.
From a novelty standpoint the In.
dians would prove a drawing card
for one or more games. but as their
reputation for ball playing Is so good
We could do about as well with then
with a scrub team as to hold the boy,
together for the game. and IL is no,
likely that the game will BE- arranged
The manager for the Indian club
before his departure, left n Challeng,
and propositions for games. and the
matter will be taken up by Manager
Davis on his return from Ocala to
ldav.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05
Take on the Fat
Where II Shows

Most women suffer much humilia.
ton because Of great quantities OF fat
80 located that. no matter how they
dress. NerybOdy sees that they are
abnormal This Is the day OF the
slender figure. and fat women are
simply not tolerated either In business
or social Affairs. Women may no,
know IL, but men when they see a tat
woman pass them on the street MAKE
all manner at sympathetic remark
about her They de- Not mean 20 b,
uukind or 20 seem uumauly. bat IL g.
natural tor "a man 90 dislike tat ou
Woman Where tat show the most
there b, where u mu.t De- removed
Auu a. quickly as pu--Ihl. IN, hot
N,arh,T dr,--y- seem Geo D., mad, ten
Boz, nr woman MISERY and the slru
i,r Woman drlIghI Tho. r,pu,, U.
r. ,auu- ur wuuau aud h.r usli
.,-- a- V.I ENyul-r aud dI,t UIt
..f I.uutr RI IN- Nb. H..H proved
90. uuu. N.my1 prescription
.ul,n ut. u.t vub .u,H uI.uum.u b.
.U,,.s- bud De. ru wHn. uI uUf ..
300. uvm.u t- 90. rUH.... o. uuN
H.m. -ud 1903 tablet .urm .a m..i .u.
..uauH . I. wrUt .I Cote H.h
. ..tI..U Iu... m. uhl.I. ..
H.u suug ..et.n Iu-t UA, .at Il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05
Mr.. JONES IS HAPPY.
Turpentine Has Reached the High
Mark, and His Firm 20 Prosperino.

"aEp' anu TVS ~" ~ TEOSpertNa.
Among the visitors to Gainesville
Saturday was W. J. Jones Of Samp-
son City. member OF the Arm Of Ven.
able 4 Jones. manufacturers OF naval
stores.
Mr.. Jones was naturally In a good
mood. because Of the fact that tur-
pentine has now reached the 56h
mark. which looks good to the pro-
ducers. He was compelled TO under.
go the strains OF q very low market
about two years ago. when spirits
went TO a margin below what Il cost
TO produce L.: but being q man OF de.
termination he decided to stick TO Il,
with the result that during the
period Of these prevailing low prices
his energies went for nothing. How.
ever. II the present prices keep up for
any reasonable length Of time. with
the facilities at hand he expects to
reap a reward for the setback.
Messrs. venable 4 Jones have two
places. one at Sampson City and
another at Clayno. They are working
twenty-five crops. OF 100000 boxes.
which makes them distinctiyely among
he most extensive operators In this
section Of the State
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05
NATURE TELLS YOU



Two Well.
When the kidneys are sick.
Nature tells you all about It.
The urine Is natures calendar.
InfreQuent or too frequent action;
Any urinary trouble tells OF kidney
ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills.
People In this vicinity testify to
this.
Jos. Eckert. Thompson street.
Starke. Fla, says: Il am very glad
to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
as they proved Of great benefit 20 me-
The passages Of the kidney secretions
were irregular and when the secre-
tons were allowed to stand they de-
posted q sediment My back ached
Intensely and was very lame and sore.
making Il hard for me 20 stoop or
lift. could not rest well and morn.
ings upon arising | was tired and
worn out. at length heard Of
Doan's Kidney Pills and deciding to
give them a trial, I procured a box.
This remedy effected a complete cure.
The backaches and the lameness dis
appeared and my kidneys became
normal"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., New York.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-DOans- and
take no other.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05

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i4sr th. HaN Iutu lhat uEhrt thlia
.ul bas su baA aHetta 500 bF "a
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05

Many people delude themselves by
SAYING 1t will wear away" when
they notice symptoms of kidney and
bladder trouble. This IL a mistake.
Take Foleys Kidney Remedy, and
stop the drain on the vitality. II
ares backaChe. rheumatism. kidney
and bladder trouble. and makes every
trace of pain. weakness. and urinary
trouble disappear. J. W. McCollum
a. Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05

ROOMS for light house
keeping. 4O5 y. Orange street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05

WATCH FOUND-0Wner may obtain
same by calling at the Commercial
Pressing Club. describing same and
paving for this ad.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nice fiVe-room cottage
with bath. Benson L. Son.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-05

Keep your eye on the want ads
There may he something advertised
which 10 Of interest 20 you.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
Woman IS Wise
but Badly Duped
ElOpes with Dashing Young Nan.
VINO Dashes OF with Wrong
Cash.

Ms. Eihei = Holman mas returned 70
her Chicago friends A wiser woman than
she eft them.
She became enaInored n a dashing Young
nan by the name Of 4. B. White ana con-
GUIDED 20 abandon ler husband ana siope
with MIN 20 Nebraska.
The aiopsmsHy occurred n November and
the couple came Ia Omaha for a snort
honeymoon. While here White managed 20
secure possession OF a money ORDER mailed
TO 4. 3. White OF Des Muines. prompriy
endorsed il. H. Billings White. AMI Sc
curing the funds m the order, which was
for another Il. ,. White, and then skipped
with his bride 10 Lincoln.
They Few nigh here FOR a Few weeks On
the proceeds OF the money order. ana then
the cash ran low M. White disappeared
from Lincoln. leaving MS bride destitute.
he went TO Kansas anu 'aJer showed IN N
Chicago
a few weeks aEu his abandoned bride re-
turned 70 Chicago. but not 20 ler husband.
She has noLGsd the postal authorities n
the money order transaction. and now ne
posroffce Inspectors are hunting for 4
Billings White. and his bride Is going 70
help them and him IN ina -scepracle 1ro-
vided for men VINO cash money orders that
do not belong 70 them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
Harry Pape IS
Out of Pocket
Youth Suddenly Disappears ana
Mother 8lames Saloon Keeper
for His Absence.

ERrry Pap. a E-year-uId boy VINO lived
Win MS parents. M ara MTs. James
Psps. IT.. At Fif;y-hurth and Center
streets. and worked as 4 press feeder Al
the Western Newspaper Union. Fifteenth
ana Howard streets. has disappeared from
home anu work ana mas not been seen 1Y
ais family since Friday morning.
Il Is feared ina. something unusuaI nav
have happened 20 MIN and a saloon keeper
who mas been selling liquor TO the ooy
Tor some tine IS blamed Tor he ads lis
appearance. The mother says wen aer
son neturls. sne viii have .lrnuiaint
died against -he saloon keeper for selling
liquor " 4 minor
Police. parents and friends have been
searching Cor Ear-v but without slrcesE.
The Lasi heard Of seen Of aim vas 1v
members u a family On south Thirteenth
street. who ara We'll known 1y ths Pane
family. They say thai le vas n th-
neignburhood VI their nome Saturday aight
ami was intuE:cated.
Drawing lis pay SATURDAY afternoon
young Pape left the printing office waers
ne mas worked since tour years Agn. ana
ne tailed u 80 70 WorA again Monday.
Except ular he has recently acquired the
habit Of drinking whenever he lad money.
ana mas become intoxicsfA=i A few times
me IAd Is SAID 70 De steady ana reliable
anu IS auI known 10 haze had any trouble.
Hs Is described IS being i've -eer live
inches N height. Weighing 20 pounds. wesr-
.ng dark clothes ana a black sof- laI. ana
appearing several Years uIde- tlau ne
really IS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
Boy WOULD LEAVE FATHER
TO LIVE WITH HIS MOTHER
Mrs. MaIIfe Maekey, Divorced from
Jahn Freuzer. ASKS thar son May
Name HIS own G~uardfnn.

Arthur FrenEer. aged y Years. wishes 10
leave the home OF MS father. John "A.
Fusnzer and go 70 I've with mis- mother
Mrs. MaIie N MaCkey, SAYS the latter.
Mrs. Mackry divorced her husband uv-
years ago. Mrs MackeY came into court
Tuesday asking chat Arthur F-enzer. having
reached his 18TH year. h= allowed as ne aw
provides TO name ais own guardian She
AYERS in her petition that tae bow Wishes
% name her and sweaTs tiar he IL ri1r-at-u-
ing TO run away from home ana to quit
going 70 school unless he IS allowed To
leave ms father roof ana come 20 hers.
Whsn the Frsnzsrs were divorced the
father was awarded the custody N Arthur
ana a Younger brother and the mother -or
their little s!-l-
Donald Riley prefers soldering IN the
Philippines 70 supporting liE wife. Ida L.
Riley says Ms. Riley IN a petition 6ur
divorce Riley VINO was engaged n news
paper work IN Omaha or-nr To the M
American war. wsnU 10 CUBA ana then 10
the Philippines. He vas three years II tine
islands. TIE first year ne Wro1s freely
the second year seldom. and he third year
NOT at all. During these three years only
EB vas sent her, runs the charge.
EOwever when Riley ogeHed IN in the
snmmer NJ Isa1 Mrs. Riley t1rsays him ana
they lived together nom AugyiHt until
October Then the all Of the Lggnr1tes Or
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
FARM lands co AT BARGAIN
More Than 100000 Worth Changes
lands Mdnda7
FASTENERS LET 60 HOLDINGS
some % Wa-r Tracts Sought
and soId. Byran R--d Company
Dt-po-fnR % sixty Thousand
Dollars Warrh.

Farm and s selling N Douglas -uuntv
at a -a1e whicn would Indicate that the
county = about TO- ,nanEp hands. More
-hau Eoeaa worth VI lands n the county
we're soid MondH~ Whethe- Il Is because
eastern owners ara AFRAID .lr cour- house
viii -1st & nj. 20 lr because mere Is a de-
nand which brings r1ou prices. TIE deaf
ers SAY not. lu1 some NJ the most valuable
lands n the county arr eiinE as though
they we're On lie bargain counter, markell
down rom zoe per acre 20 NeB
The Byron Read company sold psltae
worth OF farms Monday ana lid not turn
1ver a vez- arge nur varied collection.
Mary Z. Sean. a Colorado woman. sold
ito acres near Washington TO Claus KnehI
for Kiss
J. E S5ifeL. a Virginia owner lf Nebraska
lands. sold TO acres SIX miles east N Try
'nErun 20 Jonn zimmerman for Hb.oG.
May 4. Bean soid les acres near WASH
inEton TO Martin hAus Tor sl.lu0.
P. L. Hall sofd a valuable -ract lust wesz
u Willard 10 Junn EEbanK TOR E.00.
Elizabeth Dorsn sold " T. waldrnn a
farm VI ~ acres vest VI Bennington for
ESQ and M waidr1n sold ID acres OF il
% Benuar- Eut1scn for d0.5n.
Joseph McC1enegan scid = A. Johnson a
tract OF land comprising 70 acres IN ne
Platte river southwest VI MLllard for 0vo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
Nellie Peck
at Home After
Long Flight
Stops IN Omaha Monday Night Re
turning from Canada-Father
Makes Statement.

Nellie PECK. VINO mas Deen Missing r-1m
her home and whose whereabouts nave
been unknown To her parents for over two
weeks. > now at her home a. w=stHur1.
NO. She spent Monuay night al The Paxton
hotel n Omaha ana left here .ariv Tues
uar morning state senator Peck OF Ms
sour. ner father. vas in Omaha yesterday.
The father lef- mis- home ana business
md legislative affairs Monday upon re-
ceivrnE news II his daughter presence IN
Emerson. Nan. Accompanying him was
=. A Mccall. a prominent banker Of
W=stboro. The two starred Jut 70 20 "a
Canada and meet me g1ri. and A " Webh.
her fathers business partner. VINO was r.
ported 70 have eluped with ie-.
Arriving IN Omaha Tuesday morning the
two men found that Nellie Peck had regis
tered under her own name and address AZ
the Paxton hotel Monday evening ana had
STAYED there over night. When the men
WestbOro.
A telegram H-um MS home about Il O'Clock
Tuesday morning -oId Senator Peck that
his daughter had arrived in Westbor1 and
he need not 90 further n the hunt for her
T. Is understood that Webb Is still tr
Emerson. Man. Banker Mccall vas accom-
panving Senator Peck 20 Canada in order
70 meet Wehn and relieve him from some
--1uhie Ehicn he --eieg-aphed ne was IN.
Mccall ami Peck returned 10 waszbor1
Tuesday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
Y. NJ. C. a. BOYS TO GRADUATE
Class 81 T~wenry-etve VIII Proreed
from Junior IN Mems Depart
menr Friday,

commencement exercises VII be held Al
the Young Men Christian associatinn FRI
dav nlEnr when twenty-five Young men
viii graduate from tIe bows department
TO the ieuar-ment for men. The exercises
viii take -le form uf a ov-v0 with NOV
Ing pictures ana speeches Pictures nj ne
Olympic games will be- SHOWN and views N
the new Young Mems Christian association
PARK Addresses will ne maize Nv 2 A
Robinson. :. " Cunningham. z. F Deni.
SON ana g. P Wade. The bows viii 4lse
AXE par m the program with o~ratiuuA
and musical numbers
During spring acauon. ne last week n
Mar-1. averal hikes viii be taken. rhs
longest one 20 be a contest between tle
Omaha ami Lincoln Young Mems Christian
association. The Omaha boys VIII walk
from mere 10 the Lincoln Young Men z
Christian association and the Lincoln boys
VIII reverse. Bows must be- Is wears Old
Vt Older The city getting Lls largest per
GEM NJ starters 20 Enisn first wins
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
An Appetite for Oranges.

II - questionable II any animal On esrtn
could duplicate the swallowing feat that IS
20 be seen daily lor as oren as a tourist
comes along3 at the Cawsion ostrich farm
in south Pasadena. Cal The 1srr1ches on
this farm are veritabie giants u their race.
having responded generously 20 the genial
climate. good food and scientific care.
Oranges ars one Of their great d-aIuttes.
especially the big navel" varieties. meas
uriug upward OF three and a half inches n
dianeter. One ola patriarch named I'm
uerur william will catch the oranges one
after another. full ten feet ABOVE the
ground. until an even tozen may be seen
AZ rne same time slowly humping down his
,ung sxpause OF neck 10 be finally LOST IN
the -iffis OF feathers where neck and body
JOIN. William has been known 10 Euip
-hir-y-nvs 10 forty oranges IN succession.
and me fact tlat ne Is in robust health
AZ = years Of aEe seems 20 Indicate rhar
California 1ragues agree with him.-gorid
Wide Magazine
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
Club Has Plan
TO Better Roads
Legislative COMMITTEES Of Commercial
Organization viii Tel Law
makers What 20 Do.

The Comms1rai ciub u Omaha has rs
IDEAS On how good roads can De secured
anu vii MAKE some suggestions TO the state
legislature as well AS 20 congress
headed 5y Howard Il Baldrge outlined a
plan At me nesting n me executive com
mItrtss Tuesday vnich E1n be urged BY the
Giuh
The suggestion IS rlar me government
SET aside an appropriation and -har states
make similar allowances. When ! county
wants better roads I vii Gle applications
and rhe state viii pay one
Jhind. tbs federal government ans-uhird and
TIE cnunty or anuulng pruperry owners the
oAlAnca-
or course the -0Hds will have 20 meet
with approval and BE- a par N a y stsmaric
plan which viii make them the greatest
good 20 the largest number
The boom germ q spnnuuiuE at the
Commercial stub under the gentle innueucs
az spring the Dog star OF Chairman
EGEar Allen The arfendencs ar the sxscu-
ave cummltIea meeting Tuesday was ths
being present out OF twenty-five
Dr. A T. RonneI aud Lieutenant Paul
R. Duncan uf the navy ~reerlitinE station,
! Eera voted honorary msmDsns Of the etub
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
Girls Modest
IN Olden Days,
Says Pioneer
Did Not Court Young Men Then,
Declares David Anderson AZ
Birthday Dinner.

The girls ana women II that age lid
not Bang theIr lair, wear merry widow
hats OF court the young man The boys
ana men mad not 4cqUIrzd the habit OF
parting their hair IN the middle. wearing
diamonds Or operating automobiles.
- spoke David Anderson IN talking II
the good old times when he. now = years
Of age. WAS a say Young stripping. The
occasion Nas the nth birthday 0I M
Anderson. c-eienraUed Al south Omaha
Monday aight by the Cdd Fellows OF which
Mr. Anderson IS past grand master.
'Saenry-seven years ago there we're but
fnrty miles of railroad IN TINS country
said Mr Anderson There were no rele-
phones or ph0negrapns. Theirs were Few
murders and rarely a suicide. Rheumatism
AMI appendicitis we're scarcely known and
children we're 7-ared n la1its n ndusf-r
ana aveg--1ody worked. including father.
M. Anderson told 1f me condition Of
ne suunr-v at Larye when he vas born.
saving that President Jackson vas serv-
ing his second term and rhac former Pres
.derts Madison. Munr0s and John Quincy
adams were Still alive Abraham Lincoln
1ur = years old ami This country was
inhabited only BY Wild Indians and Wild
animals.
What A pleasant memoir a delightful
thought and sarisfacrorv r-rrnsp~ef as one
Journeys along toward The sunset 70 view
with genuine cunpiHCency the WORK of a
Iong. eventual ana veil spent life. Ny
earnest and nrayerfIi wish is that eveEy
me present NAY I've as long as T have
Lived and eniuv as good health ana %
blessed with the ~Bounttful s1fts NJ nature
as T nave been.
The .sienrati0n took the form # a ain
Ter. with IN gathered around the board
Fhe speakers were : r. Van pusen. Z. 4
Flrlsworrh. Mr.. Leigh ana David Ander-
son. Al paid high tribute 70 Anderson as
4 pioneer IN Cdd Fellowship AMI as an
active energetic ana snuerprtsing citizen Of
south Omaha VINO had accomplished mucn
for the upiirtlng Jf rne Magic city.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
What Liquocide Is

LauOCide - a uouic-germicide the viz
tues lf wnica ara derived solely from
oxide gases. No alcohol no narcotic
nothing nut gas enters INTO IT, rhe pro-
cess Of making requires Largs apparatus
ami consumes IA days time The object
IS 90 50 combine the gases win a LIQUID a.
20 carry their virtues INTO the system
The result Is a germioias 80 certain
hat Ne publish vita every bottle an offer
II SL.J00 for a disease germ thar Lluuo-
eide cannot kiu. Il destroys them because
germs ara OF vegetable origin But %
the BODY LiguoCide n sKhilarating vital
king purifying
That il It's main distinction Common
gsrniUides are poisonH wnen taAen in
usrnAIly They are lmDoasihls. for they
destroy me tissues as veil A. the saTns
That IL sny medicinz proves 40 helpless
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
Clearings Are
Biggest for Day
Banks Break Records First of March
with Total Of Over Three Nil
Lon Dollars.

cmana rank cIearinEs went soaring Tues
dav ana broke all previous 7ecor1s for A
DAY. The cIsarings were Ea5GS4L&. At "a.
present rate OF Increase the record for ras
wEek also will be bruksn.
} The week Of March 4 Is always the LarZesr
in bank c-iearinEs for Omaha. ana lust as
me first week in March broke al previous
records last year the record being z6-
Gs-z0z 50 the present week 5ids dalr 70
beat that REGARD.
March Z IS a snrr Of clearance day on farm
loans in Nebraska me time wnen -arusrs
pay ~ on their leases AMI pav their mort
-ages ana renew eases ami the business :
handled IN a large measure through me
Omaha banks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
We Paid 100000

For the rights "a Lquneide. after rhous-
ands OF tests had been made vita it,
After ius power had been demonstrated FOR
more Than Two rears IN une most difficult
germ diseases Conditions which had re-
sisted medicine for TeHrs yfeided Al once
20 IL. and diseases considered incurabie
we're cured
That was seven years ago. Since then
millions OF people m sveTT part or the
world have shared in the benefits or mis-
invention. Neari- every hamlet every
neighbnrnood- mas living examples OF tts
power Vow ne ASA YOU 10 ct n DO for
you Ehar IL did for them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
ZImnlan Runs
for Mayor Only
VIII Positively Refuse 70 Be a Can
didate for the City
Council.

Harry 3. Zimman says he viii positively
refuse 20 become A candidate for council
nan from the Third ward. that he is a can
didare tor mayor. anu that he viii let ne
petition filing tor councilman lapse by de-
fault.
The petition asking mat ny name be
placed upon the ballot as A candidate for
councilman vas filed N opposition to my
wishes and over my protest. Ae said. ana
I am s1rry Il xas filed. for some people
viii misunderstood II. I have dled Cor
mayor and I VIII stick 70 that filing. I
intend TO prepare a platform shortly and
expect to make a hard campaign. both De-
fore ami after the primaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03
Germ Diseases

Most OF oar sickness has In late years
5e@n traced To germ arracks- some germs
-s In skfn truubies-iirecilY arrack
the tissues. some create toxins causing
SUCH uuubi as Rheumatism. Blood
Poison. Kidney Disease and nerve weak
ness some destroy vital Srgans- a. IN
Consumption. 50me-iiks the germs Of
Cararrn-sr-ats inflammation some cauHe
Indigestion In one Of these ways. nearly
sVsry serious allmenr In a germ result
SUCH conditions caII for a germicide.
not Tor common dr1ss- Llau0cide doe=
what ether means cAnn0t accomplish And
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-03

E=vs G0oE s= -
aoufIiou Cupn-Edhoim. JeweIer.
SMOKE House for sn0ksu. gzs J. 18TH
EHdoipn r s-vopoaa. PzbIiG Accountant.
asnshar-. photographer. 18TH a FarnAm-
Fznr LssaIs n The Benson Times.
Equitable Lfs-FoIlcies. signt traits At
maturity K D Seely. manager Omaha
A Mu.aan, EOS First National hama
buIIding. Is making RAJ estate loans with
uur delay and IN tsrns very nATora6is
a borrowers
saving. Acuouura IN ne Nebraska say
ings and Loan Association earn six ner
Gent. credited sem-i-dnnualy one dollaI
Nstarts an account 1893 Farnam-
zssp Your MONEY ana vAGnanIss n a
SAFE depuslr 3oX n the American SAFE
Deposit Vaults IN the Bees building. 81
rents a hox- 2 & Eamsr president
Ms. 1ora c. Eorwal Bur=sa-rhs
funeral u A-s. Dora g. NOrwau. VINO died
SUNDAY. was held Tuesday afternoon al
-ie residence. 94 Bancroft street. Burial
vas m Prospect HiA cemetery
Federal Court Es AastinEs-rhe March
term 1f the United states courts 1ur tie
hastings district viii convene next Nun
day II viii be a Jury term, with Judge
2. c. Munger of Lincoln pr ling.
MsArst Case Comes Up March la
mnrtun mas be.n dled in ne United States
circuit cuurr ~ the defendants IN the
Haakeil IS HearsI ease. asking for mora
specific allegations. The hearing On the
motion wall b. had before Judge ". h
Munger IN March Ia
Wiucnau Ead Dunns 20 Speak, L
WfuuhrIl. president Of the Rock Island.
Who want through Omaha FRIDAY viii
Asoeak AZ the annual banquet OF the Com
ner-,al cub at C1uneii slUfes March R
z Cu-ne. Turner mayor NJ Chicago.
viii also De a guest OF rhs stub al thai
time.
s-riaa EArrzsd Zarr.st nvory-A woman
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