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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1909-09-09
GRAIN STORAGE

The Farmers COOPERATIVE Eleva-
tor Co. will store grain at Hurley, S..
D. on the following terms,
LIST For receiving, handling, in
suring, delivering and fifteen days
storage, 2 cents per bushel.
2nd If purchased by us no charge
will be made for first fifteen days.
3rd Storage charges after first
fifteen days ! cent per bushel for
each fifteen days or part thereof,
for the first three months; after the
first three months ] cent per bushel
for each 80 days or part thereof.
4th 1t for any reason it shall be-
come necessary to remove this grain.
we reserve the right to deliver it
from any other elevator or ware
house operated by us, subject to the
same rate of freight to Duluth, st.
Paul or Minneapolis as the tariff
rate from this station,
5th If this grain is cleaned at re.
quest of owner when delivered, a
charge of cent per bushell in addi-
tion to above will be made.
9Th This grain is insured from
fire for the benefit of owner.
FARMERS COOPERATIVE EIv. Co
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1909-09-09
A clever, popular Candy Cold Cure

A clever, popular Candy Cold Cure
Tableu- called Preventics- is being
dispensed by druggists everywhere.
In a few hours Preventics are said to
break any cold completely. And
Preventics, being so safe and tooth
some, are very fine for children. No
Quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh
nor sickening. Box of 4S-25c. Sold
by H. j. Pier.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1909-09-09
GO WITH A RUSH

The demand for that wonderful
Stomach, Liver and Kidney cure,
DIR. Kings New Life Pills is astond-
ing. Fl. j. Pier says he never saw
the Ike. Its because they never
fail to cure Sour Stomach, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Biliousness, jaun-
dice, Sick Headache, chills and Ma
laria Only 25c. \
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1909-09-09
TO PICTURE SHELLS IMPACT
Effort to Be Made to Dete rsn4ne AaeIs
at Which 1t etrlkes Ship.


Rear Admiral Newton R. Mason
chief Of the bureau Of ordnance. navy
department, in Washington, VIII short,
ly conduct an interesting and novel
test at the naval proving grounds to
determine the exact angle At which
twelve inch shell hits the sida OF
battleship when fired from riflo 5000
yards distant. BY an ingenious CON
trivance the shell just bafose It hits
the target will cause to bo operated a
heavily armored camera, SO that pie
ture Of the shell ut the moment OF i'm.
pact may be obtained.
The purpose of the experiment Us to
de4ermine definitely the position of the
shell as 1T travels over IT'S Trajectory
1t is not known whether the shel!
keeps the same angle to tho earth from
the time 1t leaves the nuzzle Of the
gun until 1t hits the target OK whether
the she'll follows its trajectory 40 that
the nose strikes the target d1rsct In.
stead Of glancing blow. There has
been much discussion on this subject.
The plan is to have constructed q
target representing section Of ths
side Of batlieship and to place be-
fore this plate successive screens Of
canvas or half inch pines. The ss.,sau
when fred will cut through these sue.
cesslve screens before It hits the tar
get, End the size and appearance OF
ne holes will show. It ts said, the posi-
ton Of the shell when Il goes through.
An arrangement Of wires on one Of the
screens VIII connect with camera. so
that when these wires are cut by the
shell the lens is thrown open autonst.
fally at the moment the she'll strikes
the target.
Iapan's Good Road..
Japan is peculiarly well OF In re-
spect of good hish.EayA The Tokaido.
which runs from Kyoto to Tokyo. is
over 300 miles 10 length and ia admit
rahly constructed There is also the
Nakasendo, which Is evan longer and
passes through eonse OF the finest seen
cry In the world The reason OF
Iapan's exceilepce in tho matter Of
roads is that in tho old days-not SO
very long ago-the daimios, OF terri
tcrial mobiles. had to journey to Tokyo
once year in ORDER to pay their re.
spectE to the sovereign. They Travelled
by road. with great rettnues, and If
the highwayS were not IN perfect con
dition feudal Justaoe wae meted out toI
the delinQueu&s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
PARIS PouTENESS A MYTH
AaEE kBscE ~ = TsHFfst Nhs
Nas BuEeH@d ~ the
@ush-

TrEElun declares the Frs1ch - - me
UIs- plI1e people u l1r Ul-ld. ThEg"r-
Rot -LuZrldualy lie F-sncEmEn nay he
courteous C1lecrveE be lacks The e.
sa-CEl element O. courtesy. regard fur lie
feelings q u-hHrE- CuErUug be- priEEre. E
pub1c he Is an -iudirdlELE 10 the Ve-Es
C saVEE-Ty In the -lsE-=r De "A & M
he E--n=re Is 10 1--er va E5=glzrs O.
ne 1caE111-E 11E Yen discover ms CT
IN 1ucEsaz q E1lr frs prlnenEds IN
FErs Ny frs. cav "a the b1llsrErzE q.
Pans EEs spent mainly b. Es EurIsr nv
second In -EpluEEnE r- p=lpis Eh1 were
uEnE M -ZlnHr Ny rntrs J devoted 70
Dig sIm+ uu--iDE uvs=E NJ .Iur-h-
EfIE Eu6 EtEL1 I E-rs-5 lEms sn1aldsrs
NV . have q hErdsnes Ep3t IN ny Eou-
Enl rE1 U1rs On me frlEI z ny caLizr-
EaETsrlE - uhs eyes q I elderly
FrenrE lH5T va lllE gray washers an
ruuV1cs her ma SIZE d1ssur HErE more
Than rWp-r1s q the sideEEk ana ma
Z Ehs dl=s WEu- n she 51esnr Eet n.
TAs s-E1Gs WE=L=zE1T ua- "a n=oss-
sET- Pr z Eul III Eu--s=f 81 Euu1s
E11 me Ers1 1r-H1 s1-lE SIS u-F :
g1zEu1u q tine Wen q Ez-EL uE
ana ~ SO yea
p SAG En1-azr $3.50 . Es $500
q ne gE=paE-ss-k MA - Z.
ET G@-E IaEs - a. - s1-ks-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
Music and Musical Notes

70 Their teacher. Pr the tue teacher
Et1dies his pupils gui-s as earnestly as
ne tries 70 teach hin
JuE- one thought IN closing Du-r De-
pend too uDch ua -1nEpt-zdUn~ There Is =
danger II thEI
Il is rhe teacher Eho combines ne three
Is who IL the great teacher.
L "a ne ETLE WIG III those three
qualities Who Is the great artist
Many q EtnEs sands u before Us who
has caught the idea o. the composer a. tH-
As The sentiment q the song goes, but who
through Careless PhrEEtnE fanny r-o1un-
citation lack q attention 70 tine and
rhythm makes q bs6 tuprsssian u the
tnteuEar1 listener.
Bu1 let q ErDdsut study wei lis tgu
take note q tns Italian terms which E-s
70 Eu36s the thought q the singer 70 the
cau5s1ssr : tu1euuon lE- 1~1t-neEjsctsd mat
ter On L1s pz-I q Ern5enLsl, lei him OBJ
serve carefully me tine o. tempo. and
the rhythm o. swing watch the yro-
~1un-izclon os me vow Els and q each syl-
lzSIe. and then with ms -ansp-zG5oa-
Ed6s1 he VII have become L IA more
highly educated singer. Z he 1-ey zAErsr
one sonE n thai manner than Z he had
= repertoire Of q uod-e s7uEA VIII Laoss
qualities neglected
Of rou-ss these things Are not the whole
Of singing. 5ut neither Is 1his q singing
lesson YOU tsache- VII tai you the other
thtnEs zne these as well Z you give I'm
~ hs- 3 chang.
Eou- sAchsr vo-K win y1a. II Euy Inc
Is largely dependent UPON your cGpsc1ry-
And RgE1n lei Ez1 sentence De repeated
"A great teacher Il NJ the one Vho ID
parts he NOS 1Ec1E-hs Is -hs one Tao IL
spires by supplying 3 nohls- t5sE-
THOMAS !. kELLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
Gossip About Plays, Players and Playhouses

E-cs n me Lond1n r-a5uciun q The
Merr Wdov has ben tha causa O. O.,
zu-h Und hRH rssulrst N E1cn
AZ enu-rBuus inr-s1as tn TIE hur cfEacs re-
csfrr. thsf Gerry Baua-sss has rsosve5
ms cunr-Er VIII the Amman comedian
fur q ing lunE tern. T. y1ssaA Ife In
EnE1En5 hRs u1lr uns 6-EwnacE ans -1a
r. the bid. bad income tai cd sct 2 uho
ios- 10 tine last TsEr n Eet1znE EftE- rne
pCpulA- actor and sing n him fu- a
large kn~u-L Acurs hare less chance O.
srEd1E this srsr-huEy tndri1uBl than the
DE5u-1u q "a Ter rnst- salaries are AZ
down N slAck and white y the shape q
r1ut-Bc1A ans yuu mHy he SIRE t1Ez sBch
End ever member q TIE p-ufsssi1n b
AIDED uPun 20 Eh1w - y The govern
meat Official ! heart CoTns hulstnE form
II he Savoy hota last ysHr q TIE merits
and the dsnsr1ts q tbs u%IciEl and he
sEid q lgt @ thi-Es that ] wuulcrt dErs
grin ! an fuld thss rs a Consequence
q RS Er5UtaE populErty Ena hiE new con-
tract Cuyns vi % compelled 70 cunrrIbute
even TIRE tins VeEr 70 ths surpo-1 q ths
B-uEh nav WIKI Illustrates ne ola
AaEEs- -ErsT u3uu-1Hut hhs IT'S 1y-~
The AutslEz EEE EHhs-HEn t-uu ths
yards O n wEl5s-f thsa1er iHE Saturday
night End thus tElu-s number one Is regis
tered ~ the rev q The house
uhiuh the shubsrts toaE Win Euch AEhf
hsEras and aruppe6 Hks . redhot coal Eft=-
q rsw uuEucussE1ul Er-s-vts 20 make 4
par. EHru p Smith ths English DHn-
EEsr who 10 nyu cuEItuE Dame F1-uuna %
enter Is frunI 6oorE. lgwsred ths prizes
q TIE seats ant Fu un whEt hs considered
r-s1--lEss Eh5w. Al 70 no ErEl ana
he shut1s-s are nov u again While M.
s-f-h -sc-Ts-t RS breath and gets Enothsr
~grs3ucti1n reAeJ.
azu-alu-s - .ha ,su E--as-sr. NRurhanu
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

he H-xt appearance In Omaha q Ire
u~sl-knoEn uunedHunA. Furen-e DAVIS
ana the FIRST v-essu1Hnon here q EEnry
Y. EsmunTs latest and most saccessful
comedy. UndHr the Greenwood Tree
udu fern the attractive fare f1r ouue51
lowers a. ne Boyd SUNDAY. MONDAY and
TussdHv Il Wa IN this dainty Seville
curDedy that Maxine EUiutt maze a TIE
mendous Iii IN Bundc1 and g. the Gar
rick tbea1sr. New Eurk lHs1 yea In
6er the G-reeuupod Tree dEzicrs ne as
ventures - a yuunE EnEIsh Er q 50
Gal prominence and ErsB1 WsAlth win
Al equally large heritage q cuun1l
sense. who becomes disEustsd win the
vRniues q sucisoy In Luu5u1 and tired
q doarnC usrcenH-v sui1u-s and takes
enc feminine c~ozpEuon- he- secretary.
in her Tight 10 ne depths q the forest
10 escape Il 81 Thedr Enstsurish e.
ferris a. camplnE with 3 purchased ETsg
van ne Intrusion q other hunurUDs
characters numerous lu5icrUus COR pi-
cations. the bUhhHnr huDu- q the rsck-
less heroine. the bright rspA-tse o her
wu-IdF-w1ss secretary Bn6 many Lnsx-
pee-sd turns q ct-cuDsrAnc@s turuish q
wealth Of comedy In TIE best ve'n q
Henri Y Esm0nd TIE Eutbc- q ne TlEy.
vine A. u-uHuh-ipared lure affair BE-
tween the hsi-ess and q young country
Euui-es furnishes . charming -UnE-1r
toach
MAJ Rogers the little fellow in rs
latest musical success ~II EnAnA VII
BE the attraction al The BOYD thsE1sr
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

Had MEdEmE Blanche ME-cnss M been
B EsE1 singer shs would have won fame
As AZ actress she has such a mastery
q ne Technique q ElEC1ul1cEs hs- medium
for the uEnslErng q passion and ps1hos
PERFECTED that n a. emotional pET Ike
Thai q Isolde Der UEE personality becomes
70 the bearer merged n taEI q TIE cHA-Ac-
ru-s q Nine ME-chss1E song re-
ctElE E thai 70 even NE snA1es
oClpuEtuuu which she sings she brings
ne same exhaustive iu1s-pretEna1 Whien
has made her Ope-zoc appearances the
q the severe critics q The oa
word Fer uruErEmE are TsT1-atls VDcA
treasure C0ves End fountains q pUrs song
cEscEoes q melody from H-khns Scnu-
Ar1a Sgu-a Lac Car Lowe RsynEld9
Hahn. Hinge Wolf D+ousEy, Lsz- G-uaed
ana al the ojdsr. As vel "a La nl-s
modern masters q sunEx
The kbOEs words q appreciation q the
Ar o Madam Blanche Marches i6AuEhIsr
q the famous teacher ~ singing Ma
q ME-cossib. are clipped fran q NO
ne q her work winch recently cz-ae 70
The Bee 0tflus- Prom tnf0rDEn1n gained
through more persunEl sources. Il e SAFE
70 prs51cI that Nine Marches VII give 4
very tu1eresrnE evening L the lovers q
-EItsLligezI singing
M MAJ LEndCW A-lnuE0ceE LnEr ne WI
give 4 SchEDEUn pruETED on TIE evening
q January - A. ScETDlUsT 4 Mueller hall
As ol former oooEs1ons a1u1s1ul 70 rns
rsCiLzl uF c1cpeT VII y ~ EuTIrEnun
NuHc lowers Nho ar ELEu1s 10 Erren6
need .sG No reluctance N requesting uck-
4 EA - MI L@L4lA AI@LEE LLtL 10 De
preseuL FrugnED vi be announced later
M y1sph Calm -eupsns MS srndl0 al
once be WI BE n the kE-hach building
Fftesnlh Aod Douglas susetA
F1- some reEsuE- doubtless 3 ECo5 one
] 1ur Mm= L-isleT, Lns brilliant UEDlE-E
hEk chEnE=d me ProErEu tur her p
! CA lE - given LuDorrUW evening a. The
Pr BEuuE CEurCE- under Mss EuppeT {
local The revised program
soaEtz o. = Ma Besth7rar
.Anagra- AdEaa Alegrsr1n
49,. * = S- 49,
TElss % n Va LC8g9T
Schs-z0 Op ChaEdr
aErE HErE tn xrE ans ne FL
k@E 'trans@1osd fr plane
-
unz deacsIes u Mrk Zslslsr sahuar,
Preloo- Va L trun FuUr le PAM
PErEphrE~ a. CuneerL % themes -
N up=-E Eugsns O1aEutms. trrzu-
serSe for piano BY FEtSL OP s.
ne Tuesday MarutaE MusieE eiab ~
meet osu Tu-sdAT, sEuuET 3 a. 1B8 =
n saE-p A. ne reEiasnos q Mrs. EaEErt
Sra& n saErrs q Ns1 c5-iuss R2
fol9S-IE a ne p-aErzn
T1o z { Etno- for pan Mia and
$3.50 f9- plans y RLhE o.
AHeEra pTeso EaaEsts EHsgrO n1I6,
? Ms HEssn0T. Mss Eaas Miss
FHulsu1
/ ChEns1l Amen B-uc.
I Mss Irene Cula-
- UlED EyUphuUF. tElaErn. En1EUrH
Allegro mll-1f la
Nh ChErasE EEEsnoW
Tram D4rch cle Su-auEi
HuE D9=2 rhe Suuh-T q M Faoak
EuftumE WE. ne Bosses B1an-
EzichEra
Miss Myrls NussE
S@ne1Ao GEEgEnu-
Ms LIZA Echs
T1o op 3 tEeEE0 ulta Alegrn. "
NH HEEsnuE. MIS- Rahe Nins
EEL1El
Mss HElEIl. cCUpEuiE
M AEEeuCW- ne Tuf-1L Wa ~ l.
heard On ms W1E1 g. Ez 49, uurr
D q Lup1a1 KIM cuHnel UEE1E q -
LhulEE urc1sErrE NE Whuu So Ia
E16et er rhs laE ~ FHz NJ 60
1ne-p1 N1F mr@ pul4z 1890 ue=- - q
c~E11c1u1 Gl1aEhee a be1E enc q ID,
LEr@ tUIEEEre unA Mr. HEHsnuW q 4
uruEtneEE DeEh@F q Ne GluaG 49,
y at al Ge k@1E Mzr Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

ever, u0dEs1 punchel prodded En6 pms
ma yDu Ers rszdT - ute sHnsaas- EuI
vi find rlEr me F-snctnEn rsEErds 1-ue
peuplsE feed a. EspF-ng EH1sE q n uU-
cEreHE Bsugssn M AIS he JAMS Es hE-
o. IL hsE1 la1ls - EEEnE m ma 81
-hH DlE cuzEe11a1r A1T n LhE RAJ roN
Al Els Azslf In ne EzE-zE raEEr.
= ~ ausZ AnA EolE u1L he = sd
a EEzZEEL-CE8erE WaekH
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

pas. wn EErla-s Mr Do4~ e. th4 Con
ear Dss1u CO gH-uav 8 NE-ls -e-F o.
VII q course b. foand IN ne uus rae
-hs wm ~ MEcrhsus FRA 1lEr 90 b.
presented IN Lund-- Eis re1s-d tr dz1e q
three SUCCESSES and une failure
JOHN AVA CARPENTER
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

nu1s other LnEn Tess q ne D'u-os--
rLDes which play has never been pro
eune5 II Omaha hT any stock company.
Il VII afford Mss EL6o-t almost unlimited
scope I'D VII BE gwen E ~p-o5aCuoa tuEy
Il keeping Win IL great worth as Z ara
DElr work
william 2 Gray 5 rama n New England
life. su-lsd Tins V0lur-sar O-EEuis-
WI De he attraction a. the Erug t1r
Two days, starting matinee to5Ey. The
pay scored Z Dost emphatic success OF
lis presentation here las saEEol- and tht
advance sale for TIE present eaEzEsDsui
has hssa unusually large
The TLEF TaEAJoad- VII be the At
t-zraUn Il the E-uE 5az-s- tur rvo dEFs
staring Tuesday night January 5 Ths
play wEE wr---a1 ~ z1b=-T Sherman, Is
vel Constructed and contains mary litter
ss-l1g c-E-Ec1ers llEs everyone Desu ~
everyday LIE There VII be t1s usuEl
matinee OF Wednesday.
A woods play y ne woe Wild ives,
entitled The Gambler q the weE VII
c1-na1cs & three DAYS suEEEsua-- - to=
k-lE starting DsE THURSDAY night Il i
AZ elaborate scenic production At vel a.
3 thriller IL dramatic nCi5eu-s and E1ruA-
lions. The famous cowboy band Winch Ec-
companies the aggregation VII lsEd rhs
street parade every Gay q It's presence Il
the cry
Tn E-1rlhEuzE5 -uE7e - sigh1 JEpzDsss
EcrobEts aid euElHnEtsrE cuasurz1as ths
headline attraction 81 Lh1s O-9heun M
week TIE organization WIS seer ber'
sT-uE TWO years before and created q nos
1EvJrEhls IMPRESSION Howard d EUWEr.
Appear Ia tha,- musical ski The Eesssn
ger Boy and TIE ThesynEn They are q
hs featured In musical comedy nsE1 sea
sur- Another comedy. Eln3st hErlecDe. b
presented ~ Miss CEIhsr-os Hayes An,
Mss Sabe Jutnsul, they were both form
--srssry Is called Z dream q Bauy DAYS
and s heightened WI sings Jane =
CuIe- ne DE1 from -hs west" III
te here VIII new and u-lEt- mElsr1L IL
: NJ Culeu ~elarsr-H -1ur Z r1H cirrE-
A u-ve aerial at STYLED Ire CUVn an
The Tired Man Is 10 De gwen bF McPhe
and El Two clever the ~TE
PucEs cone wa new sings ans dances
Th=r are h-urner and sister and -hHt- wur
has the ease @ 13d performers The uus
cal uumb=- q the prugrEm Is Frsssute
~ The MuslrHl C-LCs some q rhs n
s--nau-s uss5 ar - unique design Boz
4 are cultured ususlcEnE and Mss Ezu
/ Craig IL & hznds1m= WOMAN.
p 1fu=nr q q Bee want al gans
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

--uL1DAT wesk b Omaha uEs
H r~roeacrvs = nu-htnE ssnsa-
k1 uoual a. ths tbssts-E Tns muss
~ nutswurthr hing wEs the A.
kF1AH rsarHncs q NE-e Deere and
&V c1ugarr Al ths Boyd useaasr
n Ihe Echssr Gtr- Tns Vas nutahls
IN showing how q clerer ruoaarr car -ak@
Uoch oUt q Erle. and entertain an and
snos f1r nearly thrss hou-s Wa a story
thst DtEht - better tsld IL ten INFINITE.
Miss Du-p n q charming urrIe uuuHa
Wfth vel I'm links 70 No. present
cEEa1lr1sA hut th~uruBEhlv aalErrrul IL
Wh1f Ene can "a Her mEuDsr 10 horn en-
EEElE and piguEu1 Hnt shs uurhf iunE u
y successful IN uEht r-r1edr r1lss Her
cuupAuy vas n many Ways the best Hr--
nE urGEniEEtiun that has VISITED rs TINS
season 20 far. snd n uHs e ms fat tnB-
an EocusEs the play RAY have had IL
d1s II ts decidedly TIN ~ al times Ens
tn many places re- texture IL h- the ner-
est EhredE Tins puts O. the plEvs- the
reHPonsnlirF q EuTplT1nE ~ sher- clsvs--
ness what the Butbu- hAs Ses- unHbis 70
furnish That Ntsss-A gohnsm- Ere Tdsu
and others were able 70 90 us 10 - credit
o TIE wrisr- The R3-bsE1 CTR h nut q
good example q the modern IL comedy.
Lrh8uFh r dosf AFFORD Miss Du-u q r7lea-
cd opportunity % disslEy her HccuupHsh-
Rents sbs would suffer Ertls q shs has
q hetfer play.
Al ths Burvuod M. Grew hAa the uspk
sharlnE n 10 suDe extent win the Htrlsst
tot who has riBYed OF The stage IN Omaha
r q long iDe Little Na-uedes Spunr
Emply hHd &C. play hsrsslL mat q q p-Ei-
Ing s-1less bate q g. and she dis r
II E8rt 3 uHF As 70 sndss- hersslf 70 a.
wh1 saw her Celia Ns-rulz uRE q Ear-
rrsE - Clare p Itua further along n
yeau and Mss EBaI proved hsr cEraeirr
fv --ssHrT-- e Tfust-r and mixing
car 81 20 s-e- r-e Miss s1anr r-Uw-
tan On ~ G-av f.E rhs burden q the
raw a~5 80 80 Ire most Il rs chance
A FIRE rirr-a ~ ~ uru n wAs that ne gave
= SIS 80 rHr zH-ta- q tbs Prince Char.
G-0 -6H~cr 70 herbcs and ETr-
r- @ b czg effectiveness q I'D
C+-1-
Th@ an - me BOYD book1nEs
Ter TIE ~ ~ares r appear that the
nEu TrH- TIRE ~-edeugriun q the
promise -Ns evening q the sea
son WI - n-nIhs were q minor
i-pT - hHE nov c1rDe whsn
Tire PROF. toe sRsI see ne reason
Htaa r. success IN their unds-rAk-
trEE al -s are beE1nutnE 70 twinkle
= IL za7u sky sEHtn- IRE Boyd
cHEncr- - AZ uuusuRl numbsr q
Eoo6 q -s - ths rest q the ssAsun.
and fuL e % rt- thetr pleasure II Lbs
thsEts- rs rok forward tunGy 70 nBuy
Greetings ~ iuts-sE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

= ONE q the magazines last
mIpth. there ErpaErsd TINS SEN
teocA and i contains q very
mighty th7uEnf-AE mighty
thoughts are not 0vs-prsvslsut
II our n1os- EEEkEoeE Ets
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

R19 wh@ yua are sui-E = so
gassEA cugos b@1k EgEa Hs rsHFPs~r-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

Psas,0p-. the nsv s98srss, MAushs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

The Influence q q Bee wan al paos-
r-E-=s 10 Uuslspe--rd glErTsrs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-29

Thelma c. (GambreD .......2 5
Huxley Lane) Observation-Disclosures 2
Mildred Directly (Stone) .......4 4
Aline (Roser) 5
Roscoe Benning (Wagner) ......6 s
Nenron (Rafferty) ..............7 Z
Time-2:25: 2:21k.
Road Race. Half Mile Heats-Purse
Lady Heartspot (R. Allen) 3 1 5 5
Dick w. (Wm. Richter)....5 3 1 4
Little Girl ID. Moore). 2 3 3
Maudie Star &C. Turner)...1 1 2 1
Dan v. CA. S. Brooks). 80 5 4
Time-1:25; 1926: 1:22k; 1877.
Half Mile Run-Purse $50.
Cash's Dixon ..............S DIR.
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Jenmoil 2 DIR.
Time-:51; :53.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-29
believe that he was suffering from it.

believe that he was suffering from it.
About 1 80 o'clock this morning, Mrs.
Bell was awakened by her husband s
struggles and heavy breathing. She
spoke to him but received no answer.
She summoned a physician and men,
bers Of the family, but before they ar
rived he died. Death was pronounced
as due to heart trouble.
Several years ago Mr.. Fell was over
come by the heat and since that time
has always been affected by either
very hot or cold weather. Mr.. Bell
was formerly superintendent Of the
Henley Roller Skate factory. this city
and afterwards purchased the Thomas
Morris nurseries cas-, of the city. AS
proprietor of these he obtained a wide
acquaintance in the county and did an
extensive business not only in this
county, but throughout the middle
west. He was regarded as a business
man of high character and standing.
News OF his sudden death spread
rapidly over the city this morning and
his friends were greatly surprised.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-29
Local Delegation Overran the
Town, Tagging Everything
Within Their Reach.
WERE CORDIALLY RECEIVED
TisED IN THOROUGH MANNER
BY DELEGATION FROM THIS
CITY.
(Staff Correspondence

\SloA
Hagerstown. Ind, July 29.-This was
Richmond day at Hagerstown Fair.
The little town about noon was in
vaded by delegation of Quaker City
people, 800 strong. All wore yellow
badges of the Young Mems Business
club, and each was armed with UNI
brellas, and red, white and blue Fall
Festival tags. No sooner had the
Richmond crowd arrived in town than
1t began to get busy. There was no
parade or demonstration Of any kind.
The boosters were there on business
mission, to advertise the festival, so
they had no time to waste in parades.
Promptly on setting foot in Hagers-
town they spread all over its confines.
men, women and children were each
and every one adorned with a yellow
badge while every dray. rig, automo-
bile, telephone post, fence and house
was decorated with red, white and
blue tages. A half hour after the ar
rival of the Richmond delegation
Hagerstown looked like a rainbow.
The Richmond crowd at the fair this
afternoon overshadowed even Hagers-
towns. One could not turn around
without colliding with Richmond
man. Hagerstown people were ex-
tremely cordial in their reception and
assured members Of the Richmond del
egation they would lend helping
hand to make the Fall Festival sue
cess.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-29
IS TO INVESTIGATE
Another Committee Will Make
Inquiries Into Proposition
For Franchise.
WATERWORkS PROPOSITION

The proposition of franchise to be
given the Richmond City Water
Works Company by the city of Rich
mond will be investigated by a mu.
nicipal research committee. including
three members OF the Commercial
club and the Young Mems Business
Club. A called meeting of the board
of directors OF the Y. NJ. B. c. will be
held next week at which time a com
mittee of three will be chosen to CO.
operate with the Commercial club
committee in the matter. The Com.
mercial club committee includes Pettis
A. Reid, William Dudley Foulke and
Timothy Nicholson.
The directors of the Y. NJ. B. c.
have been asked also to take some &C
ton relative to the use of voting ma
chimes at elections in this county in
the future. A communication from the
county commissioners asking for the
clubs consideration has been received
by secretary E. H. Harris.