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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-12

If any of our readers should
have any land matters or other
business requiring attention in
the vicinity of Erwin. S. D., they
will be assured of honest.
prompt and courteous treatm ent
if they place it in the hands of
j. w. Earl, of Erwin.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-12
Average Duration Of Human Lite,

The average duration of human life
Is about thirty-three years. One-quar-
ter of the people of the earth die be-
fore the age of six, one-half before
the age of sixteen. and only about
one person out of each 100 born lives
to an age of siXty-five.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-12

Pain anywhere stopped 10 20
minutes sure with one of Or. Shoop's
Pink Pain Tablets. The formula is
on the 25c box. Ask your doctor or
druggist about this formula. Stop
womanly pains, headache, pains any
where. Write DR.. Shoop, Racine,
Wis. for free trial to prove value, of
his Headache or Pink Pain Tablets.
Sold by N. j. Bleser.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-12
Pathetic.

"'Tis the irony OF fate sighed the
county fair aerOnaut. When a boy I
wore patches on my trousers and now
that I'm a man l sail the skies in q
patched balloon"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-12

Parr, Evan Jones. Clarence Hay,
Ruby w ashburn and Mary Lux
Albee- Seymour Anderson. Bennie
Anderson, Adolph Heller, Helen
Schultz Mayme Erickson, Walter
Webster, Edwin CrOnin.
Twin Brooks-Rena Horstman. Wal
ter McCrae, Luella Carey, Velma
Troupe, Lille Ulrich. Robert McCrea
Bulah Troupe, Clara Chavet, Maud
Cary and James Cary.
Marvin Victoria Olson. Alma An
derson, Clara Olson.
Summit Bertha Mogen. Lloyd
Kneelnnd, Otto Richter, F. Lichten-
berger, Amy Rond, Bessie Eaton,
Clara Mogen and Nota kneeland.
Strandburg-Gottfried Nelson, Au-
gust Nelson. Vera Linngren.
Stock Johnson, Iver
Eclov, Oscar Fritzberg.
South Shore-Averill Graves. An
ma Turner, Jennie Graves.
Waubay-Lyle Alexander, Harry
Olson.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-12

w. w. Soule, of Rapid City,
labelling himself ''Progressive
sive Candidate for Congress and
Nominee of the Democratic Par.
ty''-which ought to catch US 60
ing or coming, democrat or re-
publican-was in town Wednes.
day passing his cards to the
anxious voter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-12

Miss Mary Lllleskov has en-.
gagged to teach school at ST.
Vincent, MINI.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-08-12

Weak women should read my "book
no for women" 1t tells of DR..
Shoop's night cure. Tells how these
soothing, healing, antiseptic sup
positories, bring quick and certain
help. The book is free. DR.. ShoOp.
Racine, Wis. n. j. Bleser.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
Supply of Stored
Ice is Limited
Dealers Say Bluffs and Omaha from
Now on Must Depend on Manu-
featured Article.

c. n. Chisam president Of the Council
Bluffs Coal and Ice company. said yester-
day the stock of stored ice In Council
Bluffs ana Omaha was practically eN-
hausted and dependence would necessarily
have 10 be upon the daily output OF the
manufactured, product.
The past season has not been a salts
factory One to the ice makers. said Mr..
Chisam. The experience in our own
factory in Omaha has been a fair indication
OF the situation in all other ice-making
plants. We have operated our factory to
the limit all season ana are doing the same
thing now but there has been no money
the increasing high price Of coal have cut
off profits and daInpened enthusiasm TO
increase the product. We can't raise
prices 10 consumers and we could not at
ford 70 operate our factories to more than
the present output and to increase the
output means increased capacity by going
further into an Improbable investment
There is not an ice plant in this part OF
the country that has made any money this
season.
The exhaustion OF tile supply Of stored
Ice will place all OF the burden upon the
factories in Omaha and Council Bluffs for
the remainder OF the season. and will call
Cor operation to the fullest capacity at a
time when We should nearly shut down
and readiust our machinery.
The last week Of hot weather has about
completely exhausted the stocks OF stored
ice and from now on artificial ice viii
have 90 be substituted unless We find an
outside supply.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
Illinois Men
WIN Approve
TAFT Policies
Senator Lorimer's Name Will Not Be
Mentioned and that of Colleague
Will Also Be Omitted.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. sept Z5.-Illinois re-
puBiicans. meeting in delegate convention
here tomorrow. will. in an probability.
adopt a platform standing sOIidiy behind
President Taft-s position on the tariff as
Expressed n MS campaign letter to the re-
publican congressional COMMITTEES.
This plank. IL is said tonight viii com
mend the appointment OF a permanent
tariff commission and revision schedule
by schedule
AS the document. which will be unlimited
10 the rssoluu ons COMMITTEES and later 20
the convention itself stood tonight. Sena-
tor LOrm VII not be mentioned by name
To soften this omission Il is said that
Senator Cuilom name also viii be absent
from the prununciament. Speaker Cannon
arrived tonight from Danvflls. He did not
seek specific communication IN the platform
and IL is understood that he will not he
mentioned The republican congressional
delegation in congress. however will re-
ceivs a blanket approval
Governor Dineen will be Temporary char
man al the convention and viii sound the
keynote OF the party in this state IN his
speech. There were reports during the day
thar a nsht would be made to make Mr.
Cannon the permanent chairman but this
was generally denied tonight The speaker
denied any ambition in this regard and Il
IL believed that the temporary Organiza-
tion. headed By the governor VIII be made
permanent
The platform will dlEavOw party re-
sponsibflity Tor me bipartisan combination
which eleeted Speaker shurtleff ami the
one which elevated William LOFfmer To
The United States senate
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

s,,,,cbtsa the forrnality OF granting one
having been neglected by the city c0oncli
when the people voted Il IN so an. lie ol.,st
has expired.
Kent celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary yesterday at their nome WitA
a reunion OF the family, AL OF whom win
but one exception were present A dlnnef
served on the lawn at noon at Whlch mir
ty-five Assembled was a feature OF the al
fair They came 10 Union county in ls5s
and settled three miles south or Kent N
a log house, and ON tnis farm they AT ',s
until 1874 when they fstlred nom La4ih hle
ana moved 70 Kent
HUA-Mabel, the I4-year-Old daugh-
ter OF e. H. Carrie, is dying from inrantile
and was found some hours later BY her
father and was unconscious. Miss COff-
man. daughter OF Benton CoffInan. was
taken a goOu deal the same way nut II -
Thought that her affiiction Is not MANTLE
paralysis "A 81 COmelia Henderson aged
IA wears is dead az Milford
ALGOyA-One young man 5r woman to
college jr university for e. cry SEVENTY
eight OF uur inhabitants is The record THIS
town challenges the world 90 beat. Thirty
nine Young people are now attending
schools OF higher education and the census
gives our population as sea-. Nine are AZ
Mount Vernon. 81 ght at Iowa City, seven
at Ames, three at Morningside. three az
Cedar Falls. three ar Gnnneh, two al
Minnesota university and two at Coe
CREsTON-After lying in an unconscious
condition for over two months, during
which time ne has recognized no one,
County Attorney Armitage has surprised
mis- physicians Dy regalnIng cOnsc-ousnes-
ana Us nov In a tair way 20 recover re
a. begun to take solid food. and recognizes
people. ana while greatly weakened %
mis- illness. IL Is now thought ne may re-
cover. The case mas been most battling
10 those In artendence upon MIN, ana mas
creatsd much interest
CORNING-John Daggetr A Corning rail
road man. instantly KILLED near Bur
lingtgn Tuesday night IL Is supposed ne
sat down an the track and fell asleep and
was struck by a fast train. Life was eN-
umct when ne was found later wing beside
I the track with ms skull crushed. He was
/ the son NJ Mrs. FRANK Daggstt, ana mad
I lust been home for an over sunday visit
ana was returning 10 ais worK- He had
been sent back Ia Rag a train and Nnlie
\ waiting the accident happened
LOGAN--A striking exemplifcatiOn OF the
value OF dry farming may be found at
! the home of Frank harrison OF Raglan
I township. northwest OF Magnolia. Instead
Z OF abandoning ms fields others. when
the druuth struck Harrison county. Mr.
+ Harrison gave his growing crops the dlT
. farming treatment with most satisfactory
/ results on one acre IN melons ana tuma-
j toes, M. LArTison las raised ana sold In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
Man Eats aCkS;
Thrives on Them
Curious People at Food Show Notice
Actions Of Expert Booth
Decorator.

How many carpet lacks can a man swal-
low without serious Interference with his
digestive apparatus The question has
been asked by many curious people con-
nected with the pure food show after
watching one Of the expert booth decura-
tors operate a magnetized hammer drawing
his supply Of lacks from storage reser-
voir that nature designed 10 be used as a
receptacle for his food The man main
tanned a speed OF about sixty lacks a
second after emptying a fun paper into
hts mouth. shiilfullv manipulating the
lacks with his tongue to keep one always
between his teeth with the head pointed
outward. Only two motions were used in
driving tack-pressing the hammer TO his
lips and the single blow that sent home
the sharp bolt OF iron at the desired point.
How do you keep from swallowing some
OF the taoks2'' was asked Of MIN by a cur
iouE bystander.
DON'T try to- as the monosyllabic an
swer. II they get too Tar back 1 Just swat
low en- TO get EN- out of the way"
Il is asserted in all seriousness that the
man has swallowed hundreds OF keen
pointed lacks with no apparent discom-
fort SO Tar.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
Iowa News Notes.

ESTHERVILLE-Fire caused by a defec-
i've chimney completely destroyed the farm
residence Of Matt r. Weir, north OF the
city
ZEARINC-Mistaking a bottle OF iodine
FOR a bottle OF medicine. Mrs James
Meekins took A dufa before size discovered
viii recover.
ESTHERVII.LE-Le Cox. son OF M and
Mrs. ;. j. Cox Of this city and Edith Downs
were married here by Rev B. Franklin OF
the Baptist church.
RESTON-George Poland. who was ar
rested here the first part Of the week for
the grand Jury here.
MARSldALLTOWN Mrs Catherine
Woods, vino sued the city for S.000 dam
she fell on a sidewalk. was given YER
dict Of 800 by the jury which came in
Thursday afternoon.
EsTHERVILLE-Whi climbing down
team started. causing the wheel 10 run
over the body Of the little 5-year-Gld grand
son Of Mr.. and Ms Thompson. living
near DOiliver, killing him instantly
Ma RSHALLTOWN-T MarshaIltown
Light Power a Railway company won the
FIRST bout in the city . fight for cheaper
gas- electric lights and power when Judge
smith Mcpherson. in the federal court al
Council blut1s. 0veTrtIled the ctty's de-
murrer wnioh denied the night OF the fed
eral court 70 have Jurisdiction In the case
The case viii cume up Cor hearing in the
Des Moines branch OF the federal court.
EARLHAM-Orson L Early has made an
assignmrnU OF property Tor the benefit Of
his creditors in the Madison county courts.
Il. N CrossWait. postmaster al Eaglham.
has been named assignee Eariy has
been engaged Al Earlham in the implement
anu automobile business for a little over
a wear. His inventory OF liabilities filed
shows an indebtedness OF nearly 81 o10
and assets ~ mueh less than thar amount.
KENr-Mr and Mrs. c. A. Francis OF
MA NCtdESTEH-rhe peculiar situation
was discovered here today al Iha mealing
OF the council that this Manchester Heat.
Light. & Power company ami the e W.
Hoag company, both public utility com
pailies are doing business here Withour a
NlmChise Both presented communications
Go the council today asking that a special
election be- called when the people cuu.d
vote on granting the franchise9 As IL de-
velOps the Hoag company had never had
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
RECENT ORDERS FoR THE ARMY
War Departments Issues New Assign
ments nf Duty tn Men at
Various Posts.

WASHINGTON. sept 2s.-tspecial reIe-
gram Army orders issued to-day are as
follows:
First Lieu enant Roy c. HefebOwer, medi
cal corps. will procssd TO Fort SlOcum. N.
Y for duty
Captain oliver n Dockery, IT., Twenty
fifth infantry. Is detailed for the recruiting
service amt will proceed 20 Louisville abUut
October q relieving First Lieutenant Guy
B. Hanna. coast artillery corps. who Will
proceed 10 Jackson Barracks. La, for duty.
Captain Verge E. Swsazey medical corps
viii repair 10 this city and report 20 the
adjutant general OF the army for instrlc-
tons
Second Lieutenant BENJAMIN L Carroll,
Philippine scouts. viii sail from san Fran
cisco about November for the Philippines
for duty.
Lieutenant Colonel William e. CraighnL
corps OF engineers, is relieved from treat
ment az the Walter Reed general hospital.
Washington. and will Join mis- station.
Leaves Of absence. Captain William r.
Davis. medical corps. ten days; First Leu
tenant Wayne H. Crlm. medical corps. ten
days Second Lieutenant Edward z. Nc
Cannon. rweHtT-sscand infanT~V iva
mouths.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
IOWA FRArERNrrIEs' PLEDGES
sigma Chs Chapter Captures Largest
Number Of Ner Arrfvaln.

stssmn Chf Chapter Captures Largest
Number OF View Arrivals.
IOWA CITY, Ia. sept &.-tSpecial. -
Fraternities of the state university Of Iowa
today announced the following peges OF
the year
Cutler Council Bluffs; Hugh Wilson. In
dependence; $. K. Quarton. Grinnell; Frank
Burge, Iowa City; Uric Krapfle
Sigma Nu-Leland Groudewalt Hartley;
Ellory Forster, Welman. Charles Whiting
Mapleton; Wayne Foster. Wellman.
Delta Tau Delta--Oun HukilL Waterloo;
Harry Grove, Boone; Blake Willis. Boone.
II. Clay, Orange City; Vane Morton. Iowa
City; John Fields, Upton.
Phi Delta Theta--Henry McC1intock. Ce-
dar Rapids; Ben swan. Cedar Rapids; Max
Cunning Cedar Fails; Denton G Burdick
Fargo. ". D.; Ralph McGinnis. Leon; Left
Reed Nevada
Phi Kappa Psi; John McColliser, Iowa
City; Claire Newberry. Los Angeles; ". w
Hansel. Otumwa; James Sims. Denison
Edward Williams Cedar Rapids; Murry
Baird; Osborn West Iowa City
Beta Theta Pi-Ray GARNER Sioux city;
Malvin lies, Davenport; w. Jensen. Sioux
City; Arthur TOrgenson. Beresford, s. D..
: COnvllnka. Mason City; Don Fullerton,
Des Moines: Jess Howell Iowa City
Sigma Chi-zeik Wilkinson. Hawarden.
Ralph SymingtOn Spencer: Robert Null
roney, Frank Mulroney. Fort Dodge; Rob-
ert Wright. Fort Dodge: VIII Bemis spen-
GER; Horace Love. Manson; L. Gilbert, Dav-
export; Paul Friedman. Abba. Morgan
Cornwall, Spencer
Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Haroid Thomas.
Iowa City.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

the markets $40 worth besides the re-
naming portion OF the crop now ripeuina
for the markets in the two patches.
CRESTON-Mlss Cora Haines. the Young
woman from this place vino has been under
arrest at Burlington for passing forged
checks, mas been released by the authorities
there. Her mother went 10 Burlington and
made good the amount she had obtained
and as the girl seemed thoroughly re-
Dentant and the officials were convinced
u was her first Offense. they were willing
10 give her another chance and she was
allowed % go to Paducah where. ~ is
learned. she has A sick sister and where
she can make a fresh start The parents
in this city saw she mas only hesn gone
from home about two months and mas al
WAYS Deen honest ami upright heretofore.
Her father is an invalid and the shock ~
his daughter misdoing has left him In a
critical condition. For a time his life was
despaired OF.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
BABY sPITLER GETS PRIZE
Infant child at Mr. and Mrs. a. e.
splitter First and Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. >. Dobyns secoad al show.


The task OF the Judges upon whom de-
VOWED the duty OF selecting the handsom-
est bahy in Council Biuffs exhibited az the
puru food show yesterday afternoon was
somewhat lghtened by the almost com
tlnuous rain that fell all afternoon. max
ing IL impossible FOR the dutinE mothers NJ
hundreds Of prize winners 10 reach the
Auditorium in time 10 enter their dariings
in composition for the so cash prizes Of
fared by the exhibitors ana The managers
OF the show
Not vithstanding the rain. however there
were several hundred beautiful cherubs TO
Look over and pick the winners from. and
the task was a big one After all hat been
examined the Judges selected the baby OF
MS. a. e. splitter. Thirty-fifth street and
sixth avenue as the most beautiful and
1artect child in al the crowd. and awarded
10 The erst prize OF 81
The baby OF Mrs.. j. s. Dohyns. 81 south
TW entl'-tirst. was acclaimed the second
handsoIuest and siven cash prize OF Si5
The beautiful baby OF MIS-. Ned Cole, "a
Pcline avenue won the third prize. a
bright new SO gold piece.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
DIES MONIES PLAYS HoRNINGsIDE
Game Set for Date OF Iova-DraLs
Game at Iowa City.

Game Set for Date OF Iowa-DraLe
Game at Iowa City.
DES MONIES, Ia, Sept Especial -
Des Moines college, has closed a contract
10 play MoTningside college Of Sioux City
here on November Il the date OF the Iowa
Drake game at Iowa City This insures a
football contest at the stadium for that
date
Forty men in foot ball suits were out
for the first genuine practice OF the sea-
son at Drake last night. Coach John L.
Griffith gave them an hours work on the
forward PASS catching punts ana falling
ON the ball. The candidates are almost
all light and inexperienced. Only a half
dozen members of the big squad which was
used In winning the championship last
year are now reporting for practice Hippee.
son of the manager Of the city railway
and a former Pennsylvania player has re-
ported for practice
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
MRS. FRANCES GiELILLAND
NINET1-THREE YEARS OLD
IN Easayix= PasenI Card shower in
Honor Of Her Anniversary


Mrs Frances Giliilanc. mother Of Sena-
tor Shirley Ginilland OF Mills county, and
Mrs. o. H Lucas Of Council Bluffs, IL
today celebrating her 9sd birthday ami
versaTy at the home OF Mrs. Lucas SO
Oakland avenue. Mrs. Gillilland is one Jf
tine pioneers OF this section OF the country.
She has lived at the Mills county home
near GlenwoOd since the spring OF lS52 eX-
cept the last six years. which have been
passed at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
GiiliIland is observing the day in a novel
and original manner. due TO the-love and
esteem of her large circle of friends.
She is enjoying postal card shower.
Hundreds OF her friends. by prearrange-
n1ent, are sending her postal cards. which
began 70 arrive yesterday and will continue
with every mail delivery throughout the
day today. The postal card messages are
hearty congratulations upon her long and
spiendidly useful life and loving words OF
cheer for her a. she nears the end Of her
Ions journey through life
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

These transfers were reported 10 Tile
Bee Thursday September =. hy the Putra-
Wattamie County Abstract company 0f
Council Bluffs
Thomas H. Graham and wife ia
Thomas D. Beatty. lots o aud a. la
block Il ia Reshaw addition 90 dan-
CUEk. aa-- w. a. .-.-. ..-- 81. 20
William limbaugh and wife 20 Joe
tirlmsen. lot ard M OF lot g. in
block ~A iu Allen * Couk addi-
ton tu AVOrl- la. ". u.---.--.-----..- 30
Anna 3 fahu to a. r Hughes. lot T.
lu hiock -. in Central suDd- I'm Conn
ull hlufIs Ia. d.--.-----.--....---- ~
Thomas r. b. ally and vita 20 rhnmas
IA. Graham, lors ANA g. in block T.
la hancock Ia. ". d...----- ...-..-...- ~
1auford X BarstuW and vile tn
August ana Lena Olson. lots D sand
I'D ll Dluck Z, ina H-ulia-,u Place
addition 20 Council bluffs. Ia. w. a. -
Wallace Benjamin. referee. 20 Thomas
Risnrun lots rs ia and II, IN block
3 in Wrghts addition 20 Council
Bluffs. Ia. ref. 4. .-.-.----..-.-..-.-.-. ~
r. Bingham ~ a.. 90 Arwiida Reed
luJ 81 In hi0rk ~. in Ferry addition
"a Council Hinft a. a- O. d--...-.--- =
T0tiL seven lr ....-. 81 fT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

Hot Biscuits and Coffee Served Free.
Coles Hot Blast steel Ranges now ON
demonstration at our store. Hot biscuits
and coffee served free. ?. c. Dc Vol Hard
ware Co.. 5O4 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

Ladies. you are invited to call at our
store during the demonstration Of Coles
Hot Blast Range. commencing Monday
September 70. and continues all week. p c.
Devol Hardware Co. 504 Broadway and
10 North Main
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
Council Bluffs

ing typography supplies. ctr Come in soon
and make holiday purchases while our
large stock is still complete. t. viii pag
you.
ALEXANDER.s ART STORE.
Eg Broadway
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

For medical ana family use buy your
liquors from Resented Liquor Co., 5l9
South Main street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The cauneu ainffH scfios % ~
Omaha Re- - at - Bastt Bsrssa
aOt1 -phonss "a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
MAYOR TO HANDLE CASH
New rreHsurer af HiberniHua VIII
Have Larse suEn Of Money in
ASS ContraT.

Mayor Mtloney yesterday received from
John Quinn. the retiring treasurer OF the
national organization af the Ancient Order
of Hibsrnaians the books and accounts Of
the order which have been used by Mr.
Quinn at his office in Chicago. Hereafter
the office OF the national treasurer viii
be- In the city building AT Council Bluffs
in charge OF Mayor Maloney, the new
treasurer.
The change viii bring 20 this city for
distribution enormous sum Of money.
which viii be kept in the Local banks.
References 90 the books showed that Treas
urer Quinn paid out last year the sum OF
um 90 and as the order is enjoying un-
precedsnttd prosperity and has taken a
sudden burst OK growth, il i probable that
the expenditures viii be very much larger
In The future.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24
NInrringe LIeenrr..

Marriage licenses we're yesterday issued
to the following named persons:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

For llst class work. first class goods and
raaaonahie prices see Jensen. Masonic Tenn
pie he keeps al the latest and best vail
Daper ana paints. II pays to see him first
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

Pretty pattern hats shown saturday
September "a al Mrs. Minnie Pheiffers. sls
3rnadWay.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

" are clCaiaE 1ur an lines Of cur stock
Reduced prices IN pioturss. pottery, tram
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-24

Bingham ~ a.. 90 A-wilda Reed.
y IN hlork A. in Ferry addition