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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
MAKES STOMACH
TROUBLE VANISH
No Indigestion, Heartburn,
Gas or Dyspepsia Five
Minutes Later.

Why not get some now-this mo-
ment, and forever rid yourself of
stomach trouble and Indigestion? A
dieted stomach gets the blues and
grunIbles. Give it good eat, then
take Pape's Diapepsin to start the di-
Sestive juices working. There will be
no dyspepsia or belching of gas or
eructations of undigested food; no
feeling like a lump of lead In the
stomach or heartburn, SEX headache
and dizziness. and your focd will not
ferment and poison your breath with
nauseous doors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only SO cents
for a large case at any drug store
here, and will relieve the most OBJ
stInate case OF indigestion and upset
stomach in five minutes.
There is nothing else better to take
gas from the stomach and cleans the
stomach and intcstines. and. besides
ono single dose will digest and pre-
pare for assimilation into the blood
All your food the same as a sound
healthy stomach would do 1t.
When Diapepsin works. your stom-
ach rests-gets itself in order. cleans
up-and then you feel like eating
when YOU come to the table, and what
YOU eat will do you good.
Absolute relief from all stomach
misery is waiting for you az soon as
YOU decide to take Little DiaPepsin.
Tcll your druggist that you want
Pape's Diapepsin, because you want to
become thoroughly cured this time
Rc,reYnbcr, If your stomach feels
on, of order and uncomfortable now.
YOU can get relief in five minutes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept. 6.-wheat,
81 ~; corn 81 is: oats 80 ia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06


Queen. Of Weston. is IN the
city.
IL H wood. Of Mingo. Is IN the
city.
}. II. EiB. 81 Romines Mills. was
here today.
o. D. Austin. Of Parkersburg. is 9
visitor here.
G. II. Ruek. OF Curtin. is in the
city ON visit.
II. q. shrewsbury is here from,
Parkersburg
]. e. Ewing, OF Glenyille, is a city
business visitor.
A. D. Dent Is a business visitor
here from Troy.
3. L. Perkins is here from Gassa4
way on business.
n. L. Alexander, Of Martinsburg,
Is city visitor. *
James g. b coberly, Of Elizabeth,
is here on business.
A. F. McCue, of West Union. is In
the city on business.
L. B. Hornor was here Monday
night from Bridgeport.
e. H. Morton, OF Webster Springs.
Is a guest at the Waldo.
s. D. Turner. Of Parkersburg. IS
here on a business visit.
B. C. Conrad. of Webster Springs.
is a visitor in the city.
The Rev G. A. Goodwin, OF H IT.
louisville. is city visitor.
H. B. Lang. of Bridgeport, was
Monday night guest here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Johnson. of
Bristol. were city visitors Monday
night.
Dr.. W. L. strother. of Salem. was
a city business visitor last night.
Jasper D. Keener, of Point Com
fort, has gone to Akron, o., on va
cation.
Miss Wayne Ford. of Fairmont, IS
a guest OF Miss Vonda Griffin OF
West Main street.
Cecil B. and Frank E. Highland
and NJ. G. Sperry returned Tuesday
morning from a three week visit at.
Atlantic City.
Mrs Charles Snyder, of Birming-
ham, Ala. is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. iEi6yd W. Garrett.
The Rev. w. nj Long has returned
from Doddridge county where he at
tended the Indian Creek district
school convention.
Miss vonda Grimm will leave the
city the last OF the week for Bos-
ton, where she will attend the New
England Conservatory of Music du"-
ing the coming session.
Constable F. N. pavlsson is here
from salem.
Attorney Kenble White. Of Fair
m ont. was city visitor Tuesday.
Samuel a. Elliott is here from Nc
Alpin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
SEPTEMBER IERM

Con11nued from paEe ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
GIRL BABY BORN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Heneghan'
or Elliott street, are rejoicing over
the arrival OF a pretty daughter at
their home yesterday. They also teel
very much encouraged over the I'M
proved condition OF their little son.
who had a paraEytic stroke year and
a half age. The attending physician
saws he will recover entirely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
RnruRN FRoAI ABRoAp.

Misses Eta McKeenhan and Nan
ME Lowe returned Tuesday morning
from trip of eight weeks abroad
they visited cities In France, England,
Germany, Scotland and Ireland. and
were prohted IN health and intellect
by the trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
CHILD rs Ill.

John Thomas, the little son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Hugi1l. is Ill OF
pleuro-pneumonla at their home on
Point Comfort.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
WILL RECOVER.

Mrs. Hattie Goodwin. who shot her
self recently at her home on Water
street. and is at local hospital, is
greatly improved in condition and her
recovery is expected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
is OPERATED on.

Miss Grace Furbee. of Salem un-
derwent an operation at a local hos
pitaI Tuesday morning and Is resting
as wei las could be expected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06

FOR RENT-THO mnfurnishctl rooms
for light housekeeping. TO family
WITHOUT children. Apply at 424
water ST
DISdH1ASEIER WANTED - lNsssS'eAF
hospital Apply atnnce. &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06
IS ooNvALBsoBNT.

F. L. Grove is convalescent at his
home in Carlisle Court from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-06

IS.
TAFT >. .....
Andrew Moore was granted Ii
cense to carry revolver.
IN the cause Of Eta P. Gore
against Alice j. Reynolds. c. w.
Gore was substituted as trustee for
Truman Gore. deceased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

ring winch all unh"knuwnst had "lurG
To IN" mar l,.r sine" had slept with IN"
head lu ~. iur'-.u of gins
-k."p ihnt." I murmur"d IN num"rv
~. virr who v.-H.-- D." had ~iry'd on
hotter shan b." dIt
81" tun o. ~" dd lt" -" ira" woman
she wa. vttl a blush and q smile. h"iu-
ing - w. - ~" HIGHT IN her ~ ger and
TIM 'uckruG ~ away IL her huz7nn.
'Euf NV wud Won h" Ruln'- ~" at
-I'l Urd" aboard Van ~ the ShIi@ about
g. saII -Nultr ~ iiskiy"r"d th"y
,rIdu'f t',r WIS., To- iu" 'uIt thor" Than th'E
ar" rtoniug ju du 80 ~" 10 her"
~" shook her h"td - -h' told how
all ~" suipIung had r'"n destroyed hv
H." ,tnruu.
.F,,u wlin some vc-@"l does touch
AID gu- 30" d"clIred tho watch " ~
h.. too ,.lu.-.. g.. y,u g. get aboard
WAT 1rrr. thin" | cried ~ uo Dis
T. -- IA" = 'Irr't
-IuI-.- li.d t"r slim fin g"r lad down
the law a. & from g g"lilnR i"Vt wv
uutd ultu"r gem u'lt witn r'' hEiEri ''f
" 40 uuly g. Is tp'p huuI~i'N Z" STAY N,'N
out - Wud "a me ub.tr,'ss ~h' w'!'H =
h.t her 80 she Slipped "a a retaining sip
~ dly- ago. hey h"r GYMS ard ~'l'N V
h,r ear, aud ftl-' fruHt, ard you yvr"ilf
h.v TIE loved back aud t;le rid. I'D % ~,
4, f..rfroshuH. come. tat . her pla'r. md
uUI,sidy will %" ~" Wiser eXcii' h"I
q trirs. Who wont toll
II was too =, idInt aad allurin for s'c"nd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
THE liI> tND NOES.
One occasion when q single Negative
Won In Congress.

Amusing incidents IN Congress occur
IN the taking Of the ayes and noes.
Thu yeas seem 20 have II, but the NAYS
hav" " ade n" most noise was the COM
m"ut unc- made 10y Speaker Cannon.
whom D." announced the result Of "A vote
IN IA" hous" OF Representatives.
A not uncommon human experiencs,-
said member aft"rward m private con-
y"rsatlon -Inasmuch a. opposition makes
itself mora loudly heard. IN proportion
- uumter~. than approval. Many a
child hears norr 81 IN" things that hs
may not DO than Of those W hlch are CONF
m'uici 10 him.
In au ali hight session on the Mills
tarf blll IN lNS~ u had been dlficult to
>c.p a sufficient attendants" Of members
aud the Hnu-.' had adopted a resolution
directing IN" sergeant at arms 20 compel
IN. urc-rnc'- of absent members One
hy ON" they wer" brought before the har
Df IN" House. and after making all man
n"r If excuses and explanations were
permitted e. go unpunlshed.
About midnight Henderson Of Iowa
was brought before the Speaker. He
had b.. said. no excuse to offer.
/ was one IF "a theatr" party he con-
tlnuad. whom was arrested and brought
her" Their" ~ no sort OF excuse Tor
absence without leave.
4 move that the gentleman from Iowa
b" fined S.sD was the faCetiuus COM
rn.nt y one II Hsnd"rson's colleagues
i second the notion" shouted twenty
or more members all IF them Henderson =
friends
1T - moved and seconded said
Speaker Carlisle. that the gentleman
from Iowa b. fined s. 49,. Those IN favor
81 IA. notion will say Ave
Two hundred delighted voices shouted
-Aya'-
tn 49, opposed will saw 40
Henderson : aguniz-d voice was alone
~ Yelling No.
fher,. was but one way 10 slip OUT ~
Tho Joke and prevent m. motion from
being carried and that was for the speaker
To- oyerrrIl. the House
The noes hav" u. said he gravcly.
The gentleman ~ excused
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
spfsIAI. NOTICES.
Do You Weigh Too Much?

There are some stout people whom the
above question does not seem To trouble
yers much They are. however. wrong 10
-. - car.Ir~-. for ob"slty IL q complaint
which brings many ~ IL IN I's train There
are Others Who have sought long and earn
,..tIy for = really rehabl" remedy Tor Obesity
ard 80 thr--. m" following prescription
vii bs ~ absorbing iut-r--f beynur-, II
prr-srt, 20 simple aud harmless form
and sure reIi"i remedy which - rapidly
gaming a worldwide reputation The
reader may make up the prescription for
himself ,or herself on getting the inErei-
cuts from IN" druggist or the latter will
Ito - willingly
iui, - the full recipe . or Marmola.
o. Elrud Extract 'a~'ara Aromatic. aId
81, ~ Peppermint Water Take dose o!
Du. r-I~puouful after each meal and az
N..sfiI ue
Ira admirable ami Gr1i'n harmless rem
ely wall soon take ~ pounds ~ the offend
,ug fatty eVcesN and 49, day nv dly. the
weight is.,.reaH-'s strength and ytgur wiu
return ia equal ratio for, be- ~ observed.
there q me- fasiIng OF "Ner,i-s' g. ulIcd.
R,..i gpoi food. regular q -s's- 'h'~-' ara
an tttf - necessary tu redIl'" weight 20
normal increase the Supply 20 pure blood.
,I.1r the skin. beautiiy the 'omp.s yiOn
aud restore energy aud excellent spIrits..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
THE LAST ANNALS OF
] GENTLEMAN GEORGE
The Rats.


vorked me way back to where had
'ff Gentleman George and CousIne { Ia. 70
a-'"- me uuaya.in' reconn it"r for prog
AMI zrog Iuly 20 End that they hal let
49,. Who're thin had they garn m th"
r..,. black DARK Of old Cuatard Las
~ "s's laryhlnths Alas. Echo, had h."
t..'. such TOOL a. ~ luck IN that dismal.
,--.pngltsd hole IN ~" wall. cud unly
pool, answered Where
:. was all right a. We gireralIy remarks
SIN - - all wrong Tn, was not ~"
...' time that Jsrg" had gwen me- the
. 20 Nv for his own pus-unal good,
-.- I'D u h. the last wan ...i-r unless
had now come 10 my Vl'luUaj" and
4. I'D for a fact look liz" tho { ~ stop
s.'.a nd - hfe'- blank hlanE vuS~ whIn.
'r' light Of old Rooi'- ''I'rfrir torch.
-.p"i down IN" -iuic" ur.y - ind
a. q stun slide had slid ac-p-t tA" ~ >.
a-r.uy ue from a." .ladr"-s uf -"
a. and - NOR" IntcTeSilu' c"'Upauun
49, r1tneSs Of tho night | rud h"ar
80 -.-g"~ haatng and hr"aNIuL on nv"
...s .gIrhoui. where I1rg" and ! had
a."f 30" storm Will" IN" rolling ttd"
az .,r" N with Cousin CLAIR" ~ -
.~n- 'g' = Fan angle mad stud thor"
.wl-h sword II cIId not hey loon
.-.' -,r' II from roprogch
y ..4'i wu~s. from being damp ~"
't.-.-. Nls now wet. with very prospect
.a,,1S from a duck 70 "a sous"
.- ... ."'r.at or b" suhtHugy"
r., dad tired. whI"u means
car" FOR nawthing "y'Irt ~ slc"i..
'..H '.s' fIil"d To- n"'io" rurI-
'sfF4s' .sf,' rising aud f9IIrr. from tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

tl,..r.'-s ,.,...',y ~ s,.l ..-.,...-...
Wu-,. l|Ing.u. AMI '.tp.rs rar,l' w.
r.-fuF go. = ''lr.r-, i."..u'.nu .n "'.".
nus -''' ."" ''F '.''h
CO..
and ,..-.,.J ~ I'M. .r.,--. and Hr.N..
uf rah'4 lsh' fa- too flIr' g. g., lu-'
their sour. nV' e." rapidly moving r.,
Nli"N -''''' '"'' anu N'' 80 .",' b NJ
,-..,,,,t.,I,.,,,.. '." -
f.lt for ~. o.. .-r.,. 'n-..a D.. ,r.. ..f.
pressed IT, k"y Tt' -plr>- ftH'l.
-" murtnur ""a-'-'. ''" vHl'"r -'..i 80 Y
~, ask w :" 10. a '.i' on
,,o.t.J yr,,b $3.50. I, - H.. r.,..',...
i'roo a mn, for tho wI,-s.-.
II
For all me terror. | clt ua' N.' noon"
mat the eT"c's of IN" light w"r" a'w.-'
A. extraordinary upon m" rats q. u'.nu
m"sIf They huddlel back m.~huui,.-s
as II fascinated b" I's sIidW r!ar"
IN INV -vt-lmI'v I began 20 male "Nu"r.
rn.r'~ waving IN" torch back and fur'
and swapping u - and on again
Grad ally kern =" So" that ~" IEh' was
20 b" ra'- ~ y vas 20 m" slEn - sal
va, un Driven from their material IN
h.hItanca of dr,...u and sewer ar,ug IN"
hull ISLAND hv IA" iurrI-h ~ water. they
w"r" ra."upu- for m" pln'v which they
associated 18th dav irad'allE too J
kern - b'.lI"r" that with ~ ] might ="
l,Ild" and bad them. protecting nf"-Ilf
IN" While. that t'rDo 'hIm might "'nud.,"
from IN" Il,IuE deaf Of th"-" kl'tvcp'nb-
into th" living III" Of ~" open. =" near
and dear, yIt =" far and tr"ar
Mud [ ARTIST me fat be. ru,. wrlk : .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
/ !

pu-iu'!v there was lnpk ~ -Dr"wd-
meas though fIIl a. hIud
I know Won -" Sald Won ar" a."
frlui %. tu' dead I'nro-t"r They aT"
looking for you "" must ttIuk last
and act quck
I'm" lead Imp0st.r2- repeated.
thin Who vas 20 | seen at III" harItI'i
unnrI D., W" -,dn u Misc JUN" fam
I'm" g"uopiu" PhIlpT" las""iI"-. Lard
Of Bggot H.. III" replied, and than
.r,. todd how h.. ard Cou- -" Claim" had
arrived irt"r I.rrl- b. land aud -..a
I -stw a- q tTuu a rnLgrIiyIng glass
-,w Clearly how J.rg, D." III" aId Of thus
r.rntrkail.. woman had managed e"
iI-nabrItut. hI--.lf stronger than Iv"r
.grIwl- u,w Iugro-s-,.d ~ thu new playing
- tu "Ii part
-Nnd yuu. nv dear" nst ir,muipv-
PRAY. who tr" v"y''
-ktthi". IT,. naii whom Miss JII"
brought oyer with her from HIug.And.
she, au-w.r.-l with the dr"p pf ~ our'-"y
md yYur l,..r devoted and flI'fuI fund
for IN" SAVING ct ~" NE from the rat
-......
Ih"r" was such tr'it' 10 her tones and
the tonight va - ur"rppwrrrng 1" me-.
wru... hands Nti been against ivory van
..y., - ivory wlI = it~i tad b's.u DiInch''d
,.ru-t me-. Their. had come o." low" and
..,r,. ~ w.utn. I va ~ weak aunyNiy
from "Hpu-ur and 'N"it"mn' that J cId
-,rt. keep from "ryIug ~ her very ih""
rai-.d m" hand and what do You E. p"-''
% struck bgt - smashing hig IA u"nd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
New Coats and Headwear for the Little Ones

These stylish little Coats Hats. Bonnets
as they could we'll be, and just now are the &C
Section.
Velyets, Fclts. Beaver, Seal-push, Silks q
bewitching Bonnets, Hats and Caps for the j
e. IN -. cfnpn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
MISSING TRUNK is KEY TO
INSANE GIRLS PROPERTY
Seattle has a trunk myatory.

seattle has a trunk mystery
Who knows Anna Edfolt, Nor
wogian sirl formerly employed az
a cook
The girl. who had been employ.
cd with several families Ia Seattle
lost her mind about three weeks
ago aud was committed 10 Stella.
COON wherever SHE worked she
carried only hand baggage leaving
her trunk with friends in the city
Her legal papers are IN her trunk
Now she b. unable to tell who
her friends We're or whore they
lived II lB known that she owned
property ln the Fort l.awtoa dis.
trict, for which she collected rent,
but the property cannot be locat.
cd because the authorities have NO
trace of her friends
VIII he who reads this story and
knows anything about the friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

Walh valley daily according 60 fte
urcs KiNen out here This Includes
shipments frum WaliH NalA, MNWu
and Nihlocka. so heavy have the
shipments HRcomy that otchardistH
fear a nuftREc of cRra,
Washington Answering the pro
tost Of the Womrn'a Christian Ter, b.
pcranee Union against the aoeen
tarce By the officers % the cruiser
California 100 cases o. wines. the
navy department mas politely an .
nounccd that there ts no naval reu
ulstou 20 prevent tho euslana and
niddies triilina with the Juice Of the
grape.
Ottawa. Ont The population 1T
Canada March 81 last according Go
tho census bureau, Was taSp.tst
indianapolis. Ind, President Chas
~ Meyer ~ thc Western Federation
" Miners to-day expressed his cnn-
rdcnt belief that thr Western Fed
GRAFTON would he granted "a charter
from the American Federation OF
Labor on OF before September A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

and
ndwhit The
mend hemsey o cefu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

CHILDREN's COATS.
SS.S0-Well-tailorcd Goats Of
deli, diagonal cloth, brown cor
duroy or goli-red serge. with
black caracul cloth collar and
cuffs; iasten with large dark
pearl buttons. Sizes ? TO 5
years.
lush. caracul, corduroy and vel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
Useful Aprons in Wide Choice of Styles and Prices

mention as representing the excellent values thar
ctical Aprons for every household use.
Second Floor.
LARGE APRONS. 65c-Made with large bib,
ending in square collar over shoulder, gored to
fit the figure, with bias seam in front and tfin-
med with full flounce at the bottom. Materials
are light percales or light-blue and white PLAID
gingham trimmed with plain-color ppings
MARGARET APRONS. s0c-Of light-blue
and white checked gingham, trimmed with PLAN
blue pipngS, cut circular with large BIB ana
square collar.
MARGARET APRONS 5Oc-Made OF white
lawn. trimmed with pipings Of dark blue.
BAND APRONS. 3sc-Light percale, fin
ished with circular flounce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
CROSSES CONTINENT
IN 10 DAYS is HOURS

SAN FRANCisCu, Aug ~ :
= Breaking all automobile time !
= records from coast 10 coast. l..
= l. whitman. who established
= the former record Ia 1906 ARE
= rived In Han FranelHco last
= nisht from New York IN 10 !
= dave 10 hours. 10 minutes and
4 second. official time on tho
= road. whitman tooksoyer four
4 days or his former mark
$500 $1,000 SSsSt - (,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

or property Of Anna Edfclt impart
auch information 90 officers OF the
Young Womon'a Christian asB0ciaa
ton, corner OF Seneca NJ aud
Fourth nN7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

PATEN LEATHER
HATS. Sl2S-llave broad
brims and square or round
crowns suitable for early Fall
wear. for boys or girls.
CHILDREN'S COAT s,
s. S0-Coais Of goli-red broad
cloth. with killed skirt and
large square revers and cuffs Of
black satin.
Other pretty Goats Of seal
from Ssos 20 $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

New York Tho pUbuc service
comul sslau in h report Hu t1e tifhi
ON au car limos bon the Ctty tur May
show iha total number of t1rra was
1898 tNs The total net revenue
derived Was tj2t9t2S
New York. John parr,mo
nlythr. known Co the stage as Jack
Barrymore FIRST IN the hearts of alt
matinee kIis. and long a bachelor
viii we'd Miss Katherine Norrl har-
ris. not yet go years old Mrs kitty
Brady Harris. her mother. is The
daughter of the late Chief Justice
Fuller
eellinehsna. y. a. wollas OF nen-
iueham feN into The swift Watrl of
Wcus creek, near Mount Baker
"Wednesday evening and Was sawed
hy a uvlnk chain Hts coat caught
on snaE and his head was drawn
under the water His camping come
panions Joined hands ana formed "a
chain. roscuinN him Tie WAS UNI
conscious Tor three hours.
North Yakima Love Va Love. ON
account ~ lack 81 love Is an action
for divorce begun in thc superior
court yesterday heulah Love al
iegcs that Arthur Love was crus'
and inhuman ana deserted her
Abilene, Kas.- Testimony glyen hy
Reuben Pair clerk. before the
coruncra jury has caused the police
20 give More heed 90 the theory that
Bertha Dcnigus WAS murdered hN "a
Jealous and unsuccessful suitor ln
her home here saturday night
Lincoln. Nob. with returns from
two thirds ~ the state received from
the primary election. Mayor Joau
nahlmau % Omaha is leading 0uv.
ernor shalleuberrer for the demo
cratic nomination Tor governor hy a
plurality 90 about 2.oo0 Shallen-
berger does NOT admit defeat
Meiser. Idaho. County Attoruey
Richards and sheriff Courdin have
gone % landorc. la the Seven Devils
district 20 investigate "a supposed
murder More than a year ago joe
Brown a wen known miner mys-
teriouslY disappeared. some time
since suspicious were aroused that
he had be-n murdered and re-
nswed search was made Tuesday
his boGy was found In an abandoned
shaft.
Waiia Walla.- Thirty cars 81 fruit
.Fasss.s.H a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

DRESSES AT s. s0-Pretty Wash
able Dresses Of ginghams and pcrcales,
in black and white. blue and white or
pink and white checks; also navy-blne
with ring dots. Have full plated skirts
and waists made full. with long sleeves
and trimmed with pipings OF white
pique Sizes Is 20 - years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

Walia Walla Thirty cars 81 fruit
are being shipped from the Walla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

DRESSES AT S57S-New pereale
Dresses. in black and white checks.
made with Dutch neck and trimmed
with bias bands OF navy-blue percale,
finished with fancy wash braid. Pretty
Dresses Of plaid gingham are also
shown. made with full plated skirt and
high neck and trimmed with bands OF
plain color Sizes s 10 ~ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

North Yakima Love vs. Love. on
account ~ lack 81 love. Is an action
for divorce begun in The superior
court yesterday heulah Love al.
iegcs that Arthur Love WAS cruel
and nhuman ana deserted her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
Women's Gloves at $1.O0

Hudnuts Perfume. in Napoleon Violet
Sweet Orchid, Violet Orris and Virginia
Rose SOC ounce.
Dabrook's Perfumes, Locust Blossoms. Ia
Nallee and Violet SOC ounce
Murray & Humans Florida Water 25c
bottle
Rikers Improved Cold Cream, 25c.
"47ll" Bath Salts, 25c bottle
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-09
Old Settler To Dubuque

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mertes Sr.,
long time citizens of.Exira twp. but
for the last few years citizens of
this town, have decided to move to
their former home at Dubuque and
intend to leave next week. The resi-
dence on South Street will be occu-
pied by his son Mike and family
who will leave the farm south of
town. The departure of Mr.. and Mrs,
Mertes will be regretted by all as
they are respected citizens and good
neighbo to those with whom they
have been thrown.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-09
Sad Accident

DR.. Fordyce, prominent physi-
clan and surgeon of Guthrie Cen nter
was killed near Casey last Sabbath.
While makikg call in the country
In his auto, his wife accompanying
him, while climbing steep hill his
chain broke and the brake bein e
out Of adjustment caused the ma
chine to run down the hill at furi-
Gus pace, backward. Mrs. Ford dyce
jumped for her life and was saved
but the machine soon turned turtle
pinning the doctor underneath and
causing his death.