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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-28
NEGRO CHARGED With Crime.

The discovery of the dead body of
man in a pine thicket five miles
south of Aucilla may solve the mys-
terry surrounding the disappearance
of Jim Horton, a white man. Joe
Curry, a negro, has been arrested,
charged with the crime. Horton and
the negro were last seen together In
a two-mule team en- route from Potts
still to Aucilla. The face of the dead
man had been eaten away by dogs.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-28
DAMAGE at Barlow,

At Barlow, Fla, the damage in
ficted by the big storm was mostly to
the citrus crop in the surrounding
country and number of large shade
trees on the streets and avenues of the
city were uprooted. A few small
buildings were unroofed. No lives
were lost and no great property loss.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-28
sues For $40, 900 DAMAGES.

A suit for $4,000 damages has been
entered against the Coronet Phos-
phate Company of Plant City by Ju-
Illus e. Jackson. The complainant al
leges that owing to badly placed wires
In the company's plant he suffered an
electrical shock some months ago that
will cripple him for life.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-28
GRIM ES

CRIMES The Sunset Limited
AND on the Southern Pacific
CASUALTIES. railroad, westbound
from New Orleans to San Francisco,
was wrecked near Chocar, Tex, ITO
miles east of Ell Paso, Texas. Eight
cars were derailed and turned over.
The Pullmans remained on the track.
Two passengers were seriously in
jured.
The jury in the case of John A.
Moody, charged with wife murder, re-
turned verdict of not guilty. The
crime with which Moody was charged
was committed at Nugent Station, La,
last April.
Robert Barton Pair, 23 years old,
of Baltimore, leading man In "The
Sins of the Father" company, was
drowned while surf bathing at
Wrightsville Beach, N. G. Pair was
caught in a heavy undertow, and,
though four young men made desper-
ate efforts to save him, the young
actor was swept out to sea His body
has not been recovered His father
and mother reside in Baltimore.
Jim Gore, a negro sixty years old,
is said by coroner's jury to have
been murdered by his fifteen-year-old
son, at his home IL miles from Carriers.
vile, Ga. His head was blown off by
a shotgun and the body thrown into
the Etowah river by the boy and his
young sister. The killing was done
on Saturday. The body was found
floating Tuesday. His wife and four
children are locked up as accessories
to the alleged crime.
While at work Ia the yards of the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad at Thorn
asville, Ca, Oscar Kirkpatrick, trans
fer clerk in the car inspecting depart
ment, had both legs crushed by
switch engine, and has since died.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-28
Prominent Physician Dies.

In the death of DIR. William F..
Shine, which occurred at the Flagler
hospital, st. Augustine has lost one Of
her leading physicians and surgeons,
as well Us valuable citizen, and the
state has lost another member of one
of her most distinguished families.
DR.. Shine, who has practiced medicine
at st. Augustine for more than forty
years, was obliged to retire from h's
profession and active work about six
months ago on account OF flaming
health, since which time he has been
in the Flagler hospital, in which in
stitution he had ministered to the
sick and injured for so many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Alleged Bucket
Shopkeepers Plead
Not Guilty
Three Boston Nan Are Arrzig1sd on
Charge Of Larceny and Co1-
EraraEy tn Steal

BOSTON JEly 14--Arrt1r 3. Se5srGEist-
Harry r Curtis and JoHz 4 Barry. q
t1s frs 1f the defuze1 Ee6srgzist- Barry
& Co. Of New York and Basllz. pie43ed
not E171T % 1E-se 115iez1srrs i'm ths su-
prsne cr5zaz-lEl cUur1 today Ths three
ind5etEslts charge larceny IL 10 cUu1rE
q s59aB Lhz Zai1ueaE1ce Of 5ucksx
shops and eG1sz-zcy 10 steal Tney we're
hs55 N S3BB B88 bzl saeh for hsz-inE IL
Ocrsber- Fan was furnishes IN szca case
The three men. with Cazrles H R1lIlnsE
former 2sEbsr q TIE Srver1or's c0g1-
el and a Zszber 0f th@ firm q SeasruziEL
Barry a. Ca Eqpsz-ed n ouErI IN TINS
ciry in Oc1n5er 1zsd year On similar
1diG-DEntz LA1slE ASSISTANT District A.
torusE Weber dsssgFersd Ehat they had MT
seez ESke5 70 plead ID TIE t1d5cr-ezt AID
Eccor11uE3y nsw t11iErze1Es UsrE rsrErned
D. Ezstice BlEsIoE and FeEaey L Free
r1El- n0W In rhs brokerage business n New
Eork we're also indicted in connsctoa u31h
lhe sane case The state viz iUEeeiA1s1g
sssk u sz-Edt1s The New T0-k Dea-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Plttsburg Crater
Given Sentence
C0zneilzzz Who Sol5 Eis vots Al
Bargain Rz1e Is GiEsz
Eight Mo1thx..

PT-TSBUEG. Pa Jsiy IA v Sizou.
one q the isrmsr c0E1EH-ez rounded ID
In Lns vlsur1us prusecUttu1 q grzfSerz last
EE-tzE. T1s sEr1Ezced y Judge James p
Mactzr5E1e n cr4zt-1al .roE-1 To-Day ID szr4e
alEht DgurEs IN 5Ea-s11r nczrhE on each
q tEo rouv1crCns tur socz1r1ag b-ibes fur
his w0azs-End n pay n 1a- q xSE nas
1lEtE.
EmNa receiFsd sZs tur h1E Fu1s On rhs
h1nk ecQositorg urG-zAlce Ard wAE oae Of
rh1ss ID WhG-1 vas pE11 lhs hz-Ezzn rAts
uf E1B fgr his Tu1s On Etreer ur5fuz-cs
Al a7pezl 10 lh@ Ezperas- oguTz Wzz g-zu-se
o. E-it q sEpsresdza AID Simca vas a.
lowed ID rs1sE Els ssaas ps16nE rha au-
peal
NJ l. sraL r. fozzsr coans1zar, asan
vas enl=9 10 hear his Eea1a7rs. ri q
rscussr q ms u1zzss pozF1,zzsur ~
granted zz-1 SZr-aHE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
CLINTON POLICE CHEF SHOT
IIIIasAs ORn-E-l Kaaed WAn@ Try
taH 70 Arre.t a sHe4k
ThSeE

CLIFTON, IN July 14--Chief e FoEce
gohn Srr1hls vas shut Abozt ui9niEht ~
Al unznnHn EAn ana died a. \ shor- znrne.
Serak1si ard Fg1reaasz M1sssr we're EFlcrch-
inE a. Ne hoze q A1o=sr ss8a1 nasaAes-
q this EzeGIie cozFxzE, Were fer 1hr~e
ziEhE ne rsEr-gsTarur On An ssaS1nssd
r.orrb sHd beel hrokHa t1ta and ArzIelss
takzz- Tne thlsf rrr--ne4 iEst Elsaz ara
fbs uEaEefz se1ed hiu- In rss scilsas II
shut SzrlNss and ssc2pee- MEzser sa0t az
AIN several nEes. Bu1 Gi6 ast HI haA
Dssarzr Al0o1 huuu1s Ws1s O. tss soszi
n an Ao=. sGt ras rzzrdsr-r hAs nut Aeel
fuzns II il be1eFe1 he nEss IN CE-nSz-
suabls E11 besR cnisr q poHos Er-ssa
-nrzths
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
TEK-ACRE FIRE Ii PORTLAND
ExPoxifion Building and Several
Other Large SuEetzreS Burned
HUNDRED FIFTY HORSES IoST
0ne UAIaeaxfEae& WRa KILLED E21
xHnnBer Of ssnH1e EmPISzeu E=-
parted aEE&@Iss.fs --S1nber= =eis
People Are HszeIen4-

PozTLANn Ore July 1A-Az early
r1oruizsE fir. n rhz zest -centraz pOrriga
cf rhs CITY juEr On rhe s5ss II 1hs b1s1nssE
sscuaa. rsszl1sa II uas loEs q Al 1sGsr
one Efs. the n5urE q several persons
ths bE-1zE q 15a h1rEes and f-uznclal
DAMAGE q Ab0ul SsAsal9. Zhe eirs Is BE-
uered 70 have szarrsd in eae sales room
a M orsgln Brush c1UEzuy- The
burnsS district covered app-uzt-naasiF len
acres. hux q large po-uun q 1Ats arsz WAS
devoted 1a TIE athletic Esd q the Mulr-
uo-ah A-z1sur Athlstir CAB aid save
fur a EranaErAnd eApshls a seanzE saas
peczls. was practically uzamprUvsL
A nan EAnse zazs Is Euppasa5 20 ~
Pruae. WAS IizsesE II Is reported that several
othsr usz. szpioEss q tns s1Ahls are
missing
ne IRE started about 0'saak thls
raornfnE In TIE ola sxp0sl-zoa Building an
Ezzzs=se E-8oaen Euu-uU7s On TIE H5G-A
rite q lFa0htnErga street. s1-snd1ng trarn
%lucteenrn street ID TEgztlet7 a length
q about zas feet and 5sgta q zB 1seI
The suEzdizx vas = rzzsaaeAse affair ana
sEr1sd Iks 1in5er
Ths terrific flames and SPARKS sooa
iE-a1se -. b1l5i1Ez On Ias inertia side q
YTazhznE1ur a 10E wooden str1ctare On ne
term and ths buz@ng and plzzr q rhs
Nuitnarzh Ath1et1c c1Eb, al e which we're
assrrvyez 1stz-T- Several large GpzrEaenr
housez, sererz1 nezidEzcss AID zEznhsr q
sto-es q TIE aarrh Eias of NHazi1g1uz
s-resr we're dsstrcED5- II = sslmatea nat
Il persons srs E.ads hO=slszs
he sxposinun bzl6ls Vas axe q rks
ANA rr-arkz q Lhs CRY Z has erected Al
TsE7 ~ ne N0rLheTz PaeiHr In7usrr-al Es-
soctsaun fer Ehe E-rpuss uf hu1zng e.
vgsiaao-.s nr.6 Eff-r6ang rhs psupas q P1rt-
fuua au Hu5fru-d1rz- N7he1 FrsEizent Ben
in-uf~ HErrisan visited RurlAnS- zbozt ~
wears Rka. zABaa rEuEls Ezrhsrec n ths big
szastor1a-n To BID hlaD Weaon-e
Malrn1zah IN E561iuz 70 beng rhe sra
vf uurne q rhs Ens- izporrzut Athlsric
contests On ths FEc3l= uoGs1 ERz. IN late
yssrs. been ne suszs e ru1ahis recsp1azz
/ =, -uea Eigh IN 1as ocunC1s q TIE natu-
4 .oeasly Prszldezt Tafr 1ns W = Bry4n-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Lynchers
Held Without Bail
Aajutzzt General Ferbreehf Of 0hio
Charges Newark SaeriH with
EzeszrAgIzg Mob

EEWARE. O. Jrly l4-Ths pcHcs AZ
rested 41orher lgzchizg suspect 1oaHy Ths
pris01er - Ael6 wa1h0ut h4il q a charge
q FIRST eaEree rzErder-
sheriff Frank z slabsGEh rook the sAtn
of office tOezy. Mayer Arh=rroz. against
wnsu chHrgss sf Hagiect af szrE dzr1-E ne
r1o1 Of Fri1zE Eignr vixen Card Erheurnr
Wzs igne5a1. TsszSzsd to-day He EiEs sznaer
szNpszEauG ty G0ssrlor HArzInn fnr ehaary
daBx psnAz1g an tzsezr1E 1ERa5nn 1n1n ms ena-
durt ~ zaaxar af rhs e1S-
C0L.tMBES c. sulsr z4-4AarEtEz1 CIR
srAl Egeinreehrs nsp1r1 tsazAF Of ths New
ark ly1chIng turned over 70 Atrurney Cen
erzl Denmza seBersly arrzsEus Eherf,
WIzbzD L4zksz uh0 las qEl1 ms office
General FFessreeht said the shsrtff 70.
o1ly sssulu-ely eNHsee eEecur1Ts autE. bu.
n MEASURE sno0EAgsd fhs 1sb in IL
wurk
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
New Grand Jury
VIII Look Into
Packing Merger
Judge Lzzdiy Tells Panel 70 Follo-
Trail Until Real Offenders
Are IdezEfied

CHICAGO. gzly 1z-A speczal fsds-al
Erand f-y vas sn1s-siss ~ guegs K
a. Lan1iz in the Uzl1s1 stsuss 5istri1-
cc.rt tsdsz 70 hsa- ert8s-cs in rsEs-a L.
% aIisEed viaia-11zs u ths anE-tr-s- Az
- t5s E1riu-zl F,udrnE -u--zZ-7 and s1b-
si5izrT co-uzriss
TIE 5zry vas ozu1-nes b gaEss La1aiz
70 sloE ths- EIrzs % be vastly free
fruu -hs. inf1e-cs e offs--hsars HrEu-
Ds-1 thst Law euse-ceznsnt uL uuHs--is
szssnsss
Yea zzT szresF aEEurne-~ ou-tu-se
Judge LanEls -thst 10 lsrr-1n-e s1-sr-
sEzss nse1s =cssr1-se-aa1 accuiesce1cs 70
ths ou@=izzso. q cTfms- Tua WI treat
rhs s1anE1s 20 uhl1H I hars referred a.
ae1nE tzst sz mach II s1r-- ss A-= t1s
lAEs aEsi1s1 HnealzE lsrtcrz and c5uz1sr-
fs1-E ca1zS
Ths sru-z we're also rula 10 f81sw
ne urEl untE tns real ot1ends7z- we're ia-
e4t.d
II Four tzveEts-zuun discluses rhs Ess
af a ALAS d. 1ut in61et a mere aias. bui
11-l1E tas rraE Ehsrsss- Il mzy iszd nurE
EuG have located a5ennE=5 AID pctrtss
su- the rasl ufHsussrx-
WASHINGTON. TuIy zs-VT VTaza- : Ken
yo1- szsisuzsf - ths Er-u--sv Esas-zl M
srTtFs II ChizsEs toezy Ehsrs he Edl as
S-st t1s 1ftlcials - TIE dts-rtel z1torney
acrlcs Is%-e - tne prese-tzrion 70 ths
s-E-6 5ErT q gvleenos - IA EoczIlas hes.
-r7usz and olsr1zrEsr1ns frzus CASES
The EuEerzZs1t Tw5ss before kRs So
cured i1dAsEzosn2s iu tbe besf eases. but rhs
6sfe1dazts ssGaped trials. hecs1ss IN ons
1aEtAzcs 1hsy were given an -trzrr1rIirg
ba4h~ for karizz testified in a special IN
c-cfr-r eo-7.surrss5 M tris ruvs---1e-r ar1a a.
tn sscond ooe4saa1 because the tn6ici-
: zn~ss. 49, shrVEE ou1 q 0ourT q IA.
[, sroE1a thHt thsy were detective
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

a. Wo1i1 be hersr fur kfn 70 cie
9-i1kly- We haFe no r-Ehf 70 k3l htz.. k-ar
Se DAT HsE ths Lo-d % rzks h1ra oz- oy
tis INTENSE Eu-1sr1nE Let uH prEv-
lne1-AL TIE Euo1lg uoulan ra..~.s -
Fu1ce A. E-E1-y supzl1aroz. asEi-r rhar
tAs poor horsa - m1zt dla Be- snse,
gIieicy 80 thaf - Elisery n1Ehr ts-rt-srs
o. cuurse, thsrs HHsrs soorfsrs n ~ --1-,s
sz- suucnzE t@-n@d a. uanz.srnariss- 49,
a. rne rilA Wqr1s - arnyer Era-t-e -.
echa. ths h--ss Ense ols azu-t. ur-.er..7
ktzAslf go % tne pApgaenf ana aiea -.
eld q ~ ErnEsr En1 1he su1 e rfar 49,.
L1s rHua E-zzlrane0-a,y - IA zauaur.
A. - sz1e1llR zruud Erel EalA-un
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Tobacco Juice is Eye Tonic,
Says Street Car Conductor

u hapPensd uE a WsEt L.sarEzwurrh cpsl
ca. Eid t1ls Er1ls eE1sOds- Tns hlE rlaclre
~ fruur El11 Flz1uly in lsl1srs q Box car
lezErn- -sEEr,-E 81 L1is ear paztrfrsig pr8-
E1ced hut ne u1otrrZa1. WEl We4rE TIE
fFurss ~leg~ On ne frost G ka cap eva
Esnrly ruzsrr1ea LhEf Elae1rd EE hETilg -
stnuE srric1iy N11hm ne ear bur rHtter o.
ths fruut sr6 q a. Taereture- he chswa6
1abaaeo qlaas 81 prpdasiozE SKA Hna rpa1
NE su5ns rherefrgz f1la TEcE-t Erles Eiong
me rEnr q wsy-
Tuo women On ths rrult ssat Wene ees-
uEs6 - ia Lse4uco Laaen GaAFa Hk-eh uAE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

tirEu ~ tas w1nd haeG intD l.air facuz
y hsz ths cclcucfQr Whass 1E-aber Il
''az2 hE9pEnst ElunE % nolsc1 rhe KarsE
o1s q the Wunsn szl1 % Kim .Ths motor
HAS d Epitr.nE tahacuo An6 x hl1Es ln1o
o-r tarsss wQz't Fo1 plsass CAL kls srtsz-
uCu % r. 90 tzAl be uAF st8p
Ichacuu tlice = Eood ladi1ins fer the
eyes. rEIllsd 11e cua1untnr Ere rken hs
rsrrnret hs steps alolg the runzizg bn1ra
- TIE rear END = the car
I've MAJ Ha1seu left lhzt ear Whls ths
rzlutcruaan t1t --f arolnsr hig 1hsW q Ken
r1eEy FllE an1 1pensa - his sPeed HaolssT
n1tza-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
phone Tyler 1000
for all departments
of The Omaha Bee

ms Is ths 1sE ET-tcAbOard tel
.,brae nuuber Ct Ths Bee Gsz
n. Bee opsrHtor Ead ask to- -hs
sevartnsn1 pa E1a-
After 6 p N and before s
N. ean Tyler 100 for edi-
torial department, Tyler lO0l
for advertising and eireEla-
ton departments and Tyler
lOO2 for lanAging editor-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Street Prayer for Sick Horse
Brings Immediate Results

Fcr1Eps Il EsAs n EnHWsr - prNFsr. cr r
uHE have bees mercy . eglrcieEzcs. b1t Ery
ruy. a c-r1gus cruE1 rhnr Ezreers1 Eruuu1
: sfck h1rss A. S-Etse1rh ara Cas- E-reens
u-as ave Errirkel- TEe harse gns Arp1r-
sutly = tzrrlhls pain. no-1-Asrt-g ever ths
pars1ezt Al Eruaz-ng drEpe-Eeiy A
EsterizEry surEean WaE lH1-4- ts EAls n
uns q ssFsre eAse ~ cuEc-thAa ths hurEs
u.-liz r-uhahlv a. a crowd n@sertzg a
hunErsd or mars Eeeo6 Kru1n1 a wu-zzn
- curpzleut bualz Ana kA1T sac- rEiEe1
ner nanE Hn1 sE1almet-
-FaEEE. I am q Cn-sral- 7 h.Ervs E
p-aEer szss bs1sre IN re1-FazE ths szf-
aarzE q &zzzA h<gtaA - - kzrns -..ua
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
PugillSt Given
Year Id Prison
KaFAl Hsavywsight Who Was
Knocked Ont BY Negro Is Can
Ticted ef Prrs FigAting.

HAMPTON Va I1iy zE--WlliAz rn-
rzu6- wA0 CLAIMS tha hearyEsi8ht rEgzIlstie
caAzplonEttp ef tIls Uni1ed states nasy.
vas cuuVacnrd hero to-day ~ a tury a. the
circuit oourr a prise r1gnrEE He WAS sen
rsncsd 1o une rear il rns peal1sE-1Ary-
Dursad wEs knesksd eat several wseEE zgo
~ \ uegro na-s5 ScRroa-ugh IN the firar
round q EhAt was 70 hzEs been n tan
r01ns E.z1 nszn1 fu-zerly hrss n Pen
sylvE1ia-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
MOVE IN BUCEETSHOP CASE
Louis 4 Celia sf St Lo1is Arrested
oz Perjury ChArgs-
eovERENEET sYaNes sURPRKE


NEW TORE july Hess A Celia q
ST. Luuiz r,a-- Eho Is scrnsea q having
cpsrzre1 backszzh1p IN NEEaEaE401. was
ruazv Esaeed ur3sr arrest IT United States
AEzrEhzE Hsrkis On chErEH * psr5uy
Csua'E arrest fd10Wsd a1orhsr surprise
spr7unE hT th@ E0verumsat todzy al the
hearing q the bucketshop charges against
Csnz- MS br-urb=r, 4lEsln. and SaZuel W
AEler. who are named IN the federal ind5cr-
De1f On Eh5ch II - sought 70 remove then
to wasAinEton for trial
TIE gvVeru1srr produced as RS prlncl-
PAL uirnssE. Henry -Alrs-zuE q G=arEE1gEn-
O. far-er8y presi5azt q TIE S1EuaArd
STOCK and Grain Dealers q Jersey City.
who before be became rrssi5ent q rhAt
concern vas H-EluFsd BY the Celia C1zn-
nasEsou co-pAny O. St L0Gas ana Jersey
cry
AEremKs Turns srnrean ErSlenee
AJtszuus is Sofn1ly n1=ed in LE= Wzsh-
srx1Ur Ind1rrEeut with the LeIla brothe-E
ans AsIsr. Ee rzr-aed states eTAdsn1s and
IN his tssr1-zory -ssz-ecaea the thrse de-
rsndznzs win 1ne S1andsrd Ez9ek and
Gram DsaIerx c1zusrl IN Jersey CRY.
w.ieh haa a wire -counsCtiaa vita TIE al
Isgsa buzks1ssop In uns Dls-r1cl 01 cc1Ezs-
hia. Alfezuz, a-rsr desc-FhtnE Ehs cunduci
Of ne hus-nesE TESTIFIED razr L0uis 4
Celia ss-t messages 641E over the E1rs o.
the EzEa6Ara cazrsrl ID lbs hrB1he- Al
relo, ana reVe2le5 the CIPHER code Erh3eh
he alleged had heez nsec by Lhe Cslla
brothe-z
Al1suus hss NJ soons- co-=lEaed rs
sti-uzg .zEn Ions a CsIz was A.
rss1e5 On cozap1aIua q George 5eAEbrollsl
ne special agent 1f the Depzr1ner1 G.
Justice In lA4 bzEkEEEaup cases. charE1zs
thAr Celia Uidls a witness. falsely text.
FED r1E1 he was never i11eres1sG fn thl
krcEeraEa canrern kn1Wn As rhe s-sn6Art
S1uck End GRAIN DaA1srE of Jersey Cry
thai be leFsr Gl-s-asd its affairs O. DE-
rived any E1A1ciEI rsrUrEs a. a rssulr @.
ths b1stnsas-
Celia EeEeAsed en- Bead
On rs ErrEtEluerI C9lss bzI Vas fIxet
Al Es.B58. Ekich be furnished. z1E was r.
leased Es Is alrsaay Eadar boads in n,
b1cks1sn8p cSssa
Er11e6 States C1zEzzz3ouzr shialEs u,
SAY had tar eztrAE-Gaa a. EEEshlz.E-sa. y
c. Edward s. BuEEE. R5rhzra Il Prsas
ser Leo Mayer and R0bs-r A Ggy. -sn
bsrz q rhs ftrn q z - BozEz & ca
ulrh otfices IN this eiry A. { aeczssd 0f BE-
Z inE c0zzec1sd u11h ths 0ps-arlsz of sazzl
I af buckstEhopz-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
FRENCH NATIONAL FETE DAY
Thr@e-Q1.rt=rs of Mmfaa So Paruae
Pzrnde Of sixty ThS1.and
TroSDs IN Paris

PARIS. yuly "A ergWs uzzbsrtzg IA.
aas usrsons tncluEIng LhuEsands q ADsrl-
car tourists. Witnessed IRE zzuual E--ll-Ary
rsraew al Leg ChAzps useaE Ia eslshrz-
qio- q rhe nz-iuual fste aaV- Ths o1aa-
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
July COTTON SIXTEEN CENTS
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since Early IN Ehe

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
GUN PLAY IN PLAY IS REAL
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

FdRe Rzt1 An MSs8urL
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By q tine rzz wElrh uAs q tnasur1ahia
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

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INDIAN FRAUDS
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WEEhingtoa Looking Up nErE-
ton Coazty Cases
MOTION 70 ouAsE FILED
Indicted Meas Gas. wiz o0n. UP At
Fau sessioa
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Esaa sf Indian sehoois Gees Over
Records vita Ozahza-
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-27

ments under which navigable rivers
were utilized for the benefit Of the
whole people, but particularly of the
farmers; it defeated the democratic
greenback and silver conspiracies and
arised every dollar Of the country's
currency to the 100-cent gold level,
and by it's tariff policy it has placed
factory beside every farm and plan
tation in the west and south, and
has given the agriculturist nearby
market for his products and rewards
for his labor beyond anything ever
dreamed by him in democratic days.
BY rural free delivery the republican
party has extended the postotfice ia
cilities through the sparsely settled
farming regions, and vastly extended
the conyeniences Of agriculturists ev.
erywhere. Anybody who takes the
trouble to make comparison be
tween values now and in the demo
cratic days of 1860 will see that farm
products have increased much faster
than population In the interval. The
value of the products of the cOuntry's
farms, which reached the stupendous
figure of SS,760,OOOOOO for 1909, will
touch the $4,000, 100000 mark for 1910.
1t has increased almost 100 per cent
since 1900, although population has
grown only about q per cent. And
in every important measure by which
the republican party has advanced
the value of the farmers land, has
enabled him to pay off his mortgages,
has given him better food and cloth.
ing than he had before, and has ad
vanced his social and financial status,
it has been obliged to overcome the
opposition Of the democrats. 1t will
require good deal Of effrontery for
a democratic orator to go into an
agricultural cmmunity where there
are newspapers and free schools and
pretend that his party has been the
friend and the republican party the
enemy of the American farmer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-27
GEM

The show finch opens at the Gem
theatre this evening is one that Is
sure to meet with the approval OF
the amusement seeking people.
The program contains the Vynos in
their unique act, entitled Musical
Barnyard." They have appeared at
number of other playhouses over
the circuit, and everywhere have cap
tivated their audiences.
Another feature act Of the program
is that of the great Everett & Co.,
the marvellous illusionists. One of
the mystifying feaeturss of this act
is the escape from sealed coffin,
furnished by a local dealer, Of Vir-
ginia LaBelle, of the Everett COM
pany. Miss LaBelle is known as the
bificated girl, and the feat she &C.
complishes has never yet been pro-
duced before the local public.
Another prominent part Of this
evenings entertainment is the excel
lent list of motion pictures, which in
cludes the animated story of peg
Wellington" and sensational war
drama, entitled Haunted by Con-
science"
Manager Wells has bill which he
presents tonight that will start every
one talking, and will convince play
house patrons more than ever that
the best is always found at the Gem.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-27
INDIGESTION GOES
IN five MINUTES

If what you just ate is sOuring on
your stomach or lies like lump OF
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested
food, or have feeling of dizziness,
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste
in mouth and stomach headache-this
is Indigestion.
A full case of Pape's Diapepsin costs
only SO cents and will thoroughly cure
your out of order stomach and leave
sufficient about the house in case
some one else in the family may SUI
fer from stomach trouble or indiges.
ton.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
50-cent cases, then you will under
stand why dyspeptic trouble of all
kinds must go, and why they usually
relieve sour, out of order stOmachs or
indigestion in five minutes. Diapep'
sin is harmless and tastes like candy,
though each dose contains power sui.
ficient to digest and prepare for as
similation INTO the blood all the food
you eat; besides, it makes you go to
the table with healthy appetite; but
what will please you most, is that you
will feel that your stomach and intes'
tines are clean and fresh, and you
will not need to resort to laxativcs
or liver plils for biliousness or con-
stipation.
This city will have many Diapepsin
cranks, as some people will call them,
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation, too, il
you ever try little for indigestion
or gastritis .r any other stomach mis-
cry.
| Get some now, thir minute, and
| forever rid yourself OF stomach trou-
| Bile and indigestion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-27

See the Dietz Cameron Dam views
at the Grand tonight. ..