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Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
RESTEO

a cough. that has been hanging on for over two months by taking Ballard's Horehound Syrup. If you have a cough. don't wait-etop it at once with this wonderful remedy. Splendid for coughs cold on chest, influenza. bronchitis and pulmonary troubles. Price 25c; sec and sl.00. Sold by E1vey and Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

A perfect and easy model for every form. What more can you ask? Let us fit you to- day.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
THE MOTHER HAND.

TeacherZJimmy. you look very pale this morning Are you i'll?
 Jimmy-No. ma'am. Ma washed my face this morning herself-Woman's Home Companion.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
SlMCHAS TORAH BALL.

Preparations on a large scale are
rapidly assuming shape for the third
annual Simchas Torah Ball to be given
by the local Zionists at Turner Hall
on Oct Goth.
The committee in charge are spar
ing no expense in order 10 make the
affair an attractive one, and it is
hoped that the Jewish community
will respond by helping along finan.
cially.
AS is the custom in all zionistic
functions, no donations will be asked
for, the financial results being the
products of services rendered. The
sale of tickets has not, thus far, been
as large as desired but as the ball is
still a month away, good results may
still be expected. A parting word
don't forget that the proceeds of this
ball will be used in entertaining the
Sixth Annual Convention of the Tex
as Zionists' Association next January.
Help boosting Houston by making the
ball a success.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
KoTTWITZ-Roos.

A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs G. Grumbach, when her niece,
Miss Theresa Roos, was married to
Henry Kottwitz. Mrs. Max Oberdorfor
was matron of honor and Mr.. Colman
best man. The bride was given away
by her father, Mr.. Simon Roos. The
house was a. bower of flowers and
ferns. The wedding music was furn-
of the bride, who are popular mu-
sicians. DR.. Barnstein performed the
ceremony.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
P. o. W..

At a regular meeting held Sunday,
September, 11th 1910, of Houston
Lodge No. 141, Progressive Order of
the West, the following was unanim-
ously adopted.
Whereas it has come to the notice
of this lodge thru Mr. Abe Gordon
President of the Congregation Adath
Yeshruhun, that said congregation is
about to establish a Hebrew School,
therefore be it:
Resolved that Houston Lodge No.
al, p. o. W., believing that a good
Hebrew School is one of the most i'm
portant foundation stones of Judaism,
heartily endorses the undertaking and
congratulate Congregation Adath Yes
hurun on the occasion of founding so
necessary an institution for our faith,
be it further;
Resolved that this lodge pledge to
the new Hebrew School it's moral sup
port, and as earnest of it's intentions
subscribe the sum of Twenty Dollars,
($20.00), annually towards the main
-tainance of the school, he il further:
Resolved that a copy of these re-
solutions be spread On our minutes
and copy be sent to the Congregation
Adath Yeshurun. The Adath Yeshu
run Hebrew School Board and the
Jewish Herald.
Houston Lodge No. 141, p. o. w.
NORRIS GORDON,
u. s. FROSCH,
A. KATE,
Committee
Don't be among those who are a
shame to the Jews of Houston. Be a
booster: be live one; subscribe to the
Jewish Literary Society Building Fund.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

Every some mperfectons. Ask yourself
what your imperfections and how you best
gloss them
So much of beauty fitness, the general harmony
of appearance the tactful adjustment of fashion to
ones needs-these the things that
ing enect-not fashion simply because 1t is fashion.
1t is well TO remember too. that there few inn
perfections of features that be remeded
molned by hairdressng, and few, too, that
n misapplied 1t cannot ruin
Take into consideration the shape OF your chn-is
IL and inclined to be angular? An approximate
y outline, full of the arrangement
front hair will mitigate this
Whether you a pompadour part your hair
you will be wiser keep II nat top while
allowing IL to stand out either side do allow
IL to fare. The arrangement should be freer
softer in proportion the face is long thin
aggerating the looseness emphasizes hollow cheeks
just as they are made prominent by too treat
ment
Is the chin notceabIy tapering and do the cheek
bones by comparison unduly broad? Then this
effect must be corrected. A low, harng pompadour
broadly waved hair will this defect and by
contrast appear diminish this breadth upper
part OF the face, and narrowing this space the
effect of essenng the sharp point OF the chin. which
consequently to the becomes blunt
An exceedingly round $ treated by a halo
pompadour definite semicircle above the face. In
being larger and striking than the strong
OF the chin renders the latter more delicate
All has been accomplished, however. when the
hair has been arranged suit the shape the
Indeed, there numerous other considerations. One
must remember that in hairdressing is ques-
ton OF framing hat surface in picture. but in
arranging the hair framing the face-framnE
an object in the round.
After the shape of the face should notice how
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

head is set on her shoulders. Is the neck short
the distance from shoulder to crown short also!
length be gained by dressing the hair hlgh
long and thin? This will be overcome
% a certain by dressing the hair low ana by
accentuating a horizontal line Of the hair both IN
front and at sides. In any 1t is most ad-
visable where a long, thin neck 10 dress the
20 keep the better relation to another
II the hair profile makes sharp diagonal
neck IL is likely to thrust the chin
forward, while a perpendicular line common In
with a pompadour, makes the nose promi-
nent. Half the charm of the graceful Psyche knot
lies in long wavy horizontal lines the
II Is almost instructive to heighten low forehead
by a straight, fairly high pompadour, and TO lower
high one by either a fringe overhanging pompa-
tive. bring the hair down the forehead Is TO
Intensity the expression the Sometimes
rather nspld is rendered more interest
ing by this simple device.
couture has been planned this ex-
cusively suit millinery that the hair to be
integral part the hat One almost fancies that
TO lift It must be necessary the other
What will / do with my hair?' wrote a correspond
ent the day, when my hair is bound
down nat to my head and then smashed under the
present style millinery? When take on hat my
head looks like pancake, IL has been hattened
The that will have be extremely
careful about the line this Women
apt forget that the hats big that they
the hair line proper. the only piece hair
is the strip that around the face This is the
hair line this
Then little curl possibilities that lie
the nape neck hoows that may
become beauty spots II ringlet
them Harpin eurls usually give good effect at the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

nape of the neck and there also barrettes
with curls attached that helpful
Then there spots back OF the ears-the bare
ugly spots that will make any look unless
these properly attended II the love
well managed they will curl the
seldom ornameptal and they should be covered
much possible
The hairdressing this requires time one
should go IL slowly and INFINITE pains IT,
and then when It is done it Is done for the day
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-11
GrHuseisentbnms 6ppotbelea.
Gineinnati, 10. Rop.
Weue 5ppotbeten.


Grneit e. SiIbsn an Rorlpooo Sms
propeb y. II. 6. SO. $225O.
grnsit g. SiIben an gua u. 5uos
!ep. $3.50.
gIiaab.tb grodmann on ct. Bern
arb 6. u. 9. u. 60. $21OO.
aorsiia Sadfon on Ohio 9au.p 6.
u. 9. SO. $500.
2orstia Sation an gofinser unb
Sodtins. $1,000.
SIiD. 6. 9ibfon on germania 9.
u. go. 3. $2500.
Slip. 6. gibi on on Wm. 81. gearb.
$70O.
SOi.p9 9. RObssrs on RepubIic 6.
II. g. go. $425O.
Gatbarine RieItsnberg on CABINET
g. II. .. 60. $3.50.
Warsaret astiIer on Dom. 9. II.
6. 60. $1,000.
Marb W. 9ol3 on W.it yaorlpoob
9. II. 6. SO. $500.
Sobn 5einIein an Big Jour 9. II.
g. 60. $4,000.
Marp M. DOlS an Warsaret Grotps.
$573.
Sobn 5einlein an 5erbert s. pads
CUB. $3.50.
gbarlss ). Shniitser on QbbHon
9. u. 6. 60. $500.
Glemsntina WiIlen On 8riebton
8ermdn 9ani. $1750.
Oieielbe on biefelbe. $1750.
Rate S'gonneu on Ratberine Rruie.
5000.
Wlihael COME an dragon g. u. g.
60. Ho. 2. $4,000.
llrbis u. Garriet an Rortpoob Real
gftate e Smproosment go. $4,000.
Jerblnano Steneer on Brighton
German Bont 60. $1,000.
Nepbolo 6. pierion an Souibsrn
Sbio 6. u. 8. So. $125O.
CLARA M. Jetid an Builders &c
Cropers .. u. g. 60. $1,000.
Cora u. Nurbod an Games O.
Cooper. $6545.
6attie R. 2ouben on Morp g.
glorf. $3.50.
9enrp peib an Wolnut 6ins 9. u.
9. 60. $4,000.
Sofepb ). aobsp an Glenpap 8. y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-11
Vrna>eisentbxus llebertralnnleu


gla q. So6Iep on grneit 6. iii
Den, Sheil bon 2ot 16 in Der Ror.
nooo SlgbIan5 Spnoifat llnterab'
ibeilung. 81.
goflnger & Sopfins on Soretto
sSadion, Sot al in gofinser & Sop.
fms llnterabtbeiliing in We9resor
Fnrf. 81.
Sacob 8insbrg an @iuinm g.
3epou % bel ITO Sub on Der eiio.
ieite Der Soptins StroBe, 81 Sub
oitlid Der 1aItcn ap. 81.
Walter aSentins an SIipe q. 8ib.
ion, 2Geil bon 2ots 90 uno 100 IN
Der Norpooo Bart eriten unternb.
tbeililng. 81.
Warp Generals on Gatbarine Gie.
ltenbcra, 9beIl BON 2ots 70 unb "a
IN VI. W. @iOore's llnterabtbeiIung.
81.
5ranf 81. Grofpe on Warp SO.
Bol5, Sots 139 uno f40 in Der 9eor.
ipooo 8ieip llnterobtbeiIung. ST.
aler. S. 9ofer on sSobn &einIen,
Got 503 in Der GIsmere Gpnoitot
llnterabtbeilung. 81.
Sobn s. Joden an &enrp Mbobe,
Tbeil bon Got 154 In Moger's 20.
oition sn California. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-11
Maoriber 9erbitiaiiou.

.9rei Wona.e 5Oue unb n.un Moz
nat. Wiutsr", 10 ienn5eidnen bic
Wiabriber ibr alima. 9as Wor.ipi.I
mi. inferno unb inDierno bat pobl
5ur 9ol.stbiimlihteit bieI.s Spruhs
bsisetrageH, pie aud bic Suht oss
Spani.rs. iih unb alIes Sponiite e.z
les.niIid ettpos ipOttiid berubsuiesen.
Wlan tann ba maH6mul gan3 boars
itraub.noe 9inse b0ren. Cine Der
aunbsebuneen bes ipaniId.n Stolses.
Wan sibt gu periiebtn. bab obne 0s>
Fahr iber alIes Spuniihe bereesosen
iperben tam; alles lit 70 por3iielid,
bab Spoit ss nur nod erbebt. Rihtis
iit i.benfalls. bab in Wabrib Die eiz
sentlihe 6iBe piinitIih gssen Witte
Suni einfsst. um mad brei Wtonateu
5ii rsrFdpinben. go Fnb aud beu.r
lpisber einmal bic id0nen .1ase bss
Waoriber Sommsrs poriiber. Der
Winter bat bespeesn nod lanse niht
.inseIesi. Pah einisen 9asen Re1.nz
tpeiter bioui tpieber Der fledenloie
SimmsI bes Subens. unb auf einsm
Spa3iersane sessn Wittas tam man
nod immer ihtpiben 0ef1brlih fir
Stnahe iinb in bisferS Sabres3sit fr.is
LID bic sroben 9emperaturunterf hiebe
am 1ase. Gin anoeres unp ipatrer.s
Mort fust baber: Die Mabriber Cuff
III 10 fein. bab fie einsn Wenffen tObs
tei unb ieine aerse ausloitt." (Gt
aire BE- Mabrib es tan jutil, gu. maia
d un hombre, p no apusa q un eanbil)
Gin ausl1nbifher Diplomat meinte
.inmal, .r tpoIle iih bi.i. Worte aui
iein biplomaiiihes Drobmal ieben. Gr
bat ober ifIisblih bod aud bic
Wdbriher Cuff iiberlebi: er fpurbe perz
febt unb beforbert. Maorib,r 6erbits
itimmune i. 5erbitlih mutben etnsn
Islbit bic i'm Sommsr uniihtboren bos
ben 5iite on. bic jes. tpieber bon pisl.n
reifen WdnnerseItolten umbersetragen
fperben. Sinb bod bic gortes erGffs
net, 3u benen Der 3plinber eben geh0rt;
bas ilt ipaniide giielieii. 4ber nod
auf angensbmere Wsile lit has Uoltss
Bib perdnbert. Jm CONNER setort
bic Strabe ben tleinen Geuten in bes
Mortes eisentliher B.beutuns. Gai,
ipie cine psrlhiebene NaHe mutben bic
aleinen bier an. untersrnGhruns burd
@snerotionen binburd5 unb Sn3uht
lneinen aus ben Mlnbrilenos Der orbeis
tenben Stdnbe Qiliputaner semadt su
baben. Min5is iinO fait ale bic bubs
fdsn - iibrigens audi tusenbbaften
Wspbitinnfn. N6berinnen, 2obenmGos
den, Mrbeiterinnen, bic aur Mittcass
seit unb am Nbenb bos StrobenbiIb
beleben. nit ben Gories iinb bic grcs |
Ben 5urii6oetommen. Wel4e btrrlide !.
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.. So. $500.
Sobn ). 9inieon on 6.nrp 20.
Saman, Sbriff. $1716.66.
Sulia Wal an Columbia 3. II. z.
u. SO. $125O.
Sohn u. gra5eI an Gumminspille
8. Ii. 9. 60. $25OO.
Inna 9bompion an Gem 3. Ii. g.
60. $1100.
5arrp 3. 5ofoen on propib.nt
Sopinss 9. II. 3. 60. $500.
Sohn aursmann an Sprins 9rope
Ip. 6. Il. .. SO. $25OO.
philip Gnrnan an Gait gnb gaut
60. $500.
9stilste 9ppotbet.n.
Sobn TspuIo an 5. M. 0snsler.
$205O.
Rate = Ccnnsn on Sarah u. Dur.
p9p. S2030.
gbas. j.. SauittSs: an 2teSiIon 9.
u. g. Go. $500.
WitasI Gopue an dragon .. II. 6.
60. $24oO.
Ritaro ). pauIIM an DiIiam 6.
Memr. $1,000.
emma gsrsmarn cn Jarsil) 3. u.
go. l. $500.
Murp g. Iebbe IN oieie.ee. 5000.
Sol. lesn on Bon Gon g. u. g.
Go. $1,000.
Mm. s. Bon psdl an SrutDern
Ohio 6. II. =. go. $500.
Sobn Strons or ). 6. gepis. S3iO.
CLARA 0sttid on Yuth.rs e
9rop.rs 3. II. 9. 60. $1,000.
gbomas psetlep on Cottage =. II.
9. SO. 1926.
Satob aubn, Sr.. on MiIforo 9ome
3. 60. $1,000.
Marsarst a.t.I.r on SoI. Gr.ifens
lamp. $2025.
anna 5bompIon on gIpbe 9. Sobns
ion. $500.
.. 81. D.nn.bp on gofinser C
5op.ins. $3.50.
Nanni. 6. gep.rIp on q. 6. pi.rs
ion. 5000.
Sarrp Q. SOIbsn on SaiIep part
60. 500.
9.risIbe an eagle 9. 60. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-11

Soiblia g. 5opIor on 8eprae gen.
tel, 8 Sabre Nad,t bon AS bel 50
Sub an Der forbieite Der Nontana
Ipenue, 1927 SUB oitIih ser Blen.
more ap. Wtonotlide Wtietbe St15.
Die gtormoo6 6eol Gitote s. ,sln.
propcrnent SO. OH ltrbis q. Gar.
ricr, 90 bel 101 SUB on Der Noroieite
Der Selen StraBe. 641 SUB ipcltIid,
Der Sigblono slp. S7400.
GbilIip Stcngcr on Seroinoiib
Stenger Ii. 81, ein Stiif 2ono IN
Seftion 81 in DtiQcreef Jp. ST.
Grben bon ,san,es @oulecr, per
Sherifi OH rsobn ). 8illigon, Gigen.
tbun befonnt ols 1884 lmb 1886
Dit ,sront StruBe unb ST Sub ar
Der ede Der sSront unb 3. StroBc.
S2575.
5bonas =. groipn, Jruiice, oil
2aurn q. 9ernhoro, % bel % SUB
an Der Siibicite Der GINNING Ctr.
$50 5ib mcitlid, Der Clifton gIp. 81.
Ilice s.. grolpn an aaroline Staup,
5beiI bon Got 15S in ). .. Dkelsr's
llnterabtbeilung. 81.
Cora Wt Sapbeoo oil Charles
Spobr, Cots If uno II in 30. u.
Voor's llnterabthcilung. ST.
Charles &. Diebger on Samuel
Z. 0tcsger, 1892 9leres 2ano in
Seftiou 81 in @bitetpater Sp. ST.
Souis &. 3iegIe on .Spbe Tarf
Sapin9s 9anf Co., 60 Bel 1913 SUB
on Grie gIp. $3.50.
Wtiner Gorr on Wanlie Sartiea,
Cots II uno II in SamusI HaIBs
Gitnte. 81.
glanhs asrtpid an Gmil Sen9ol.
81, Sheil BON Got 8 in Der @lIoer
Someiteob lluterabibeiIung. ST.
marp 9. Glarf an Snttie n. 2on.
oon, 81 Icres 2anb in Der 8ermei-
Jung 1914 in anberion -. 81.
Charles Stetport on sSuIia 8aa,
Got 20 in q. :. Sbeiring's llnterab.
tbeiIiing. $1,000.
Gbitb g2. Bald on Die Su6epohI
greiping 60, Sc bel 100 Sur on
Der NtcWiden glp. $500.
Sulia st. Banning on Sohn u. gras
gel, 30 bel 100 SuB on Der Rorbieitc
Der Gaa StraBe, 2G0 SUB oitIih Der
Titts StraBe; ierner Cots 80 rno 3G
in Sulia 9enniugs lluterabtbeiIung.
81.
Sbn 6. z. Sunt on Worp garin.
ger, 5 Sabre Eoht bon 16 9ots in
Suion gt. @ruce's llnterabiheiIuna
in 8lenbale; $500 9nar umS $3.50
per SSabr, nit benz 9lnfauisreht 5u
$3.50.
Gannie 6. geperIp OH Iaaeie
5ronilin, Cots II uno II in glod
90" in 6. W. S'e.Is's llnterob.beis
lung in GolIess Sin. 81.
Gpd 9rodmonn on ole 9urreII
Realtp Co.. elm uneetteiltes elm Si.s
bentel Sntersfs in SO Icres aano in
Settion 80 in Columbia 5p. 81.
gbe Sutlsp part go. an $. ..
SoIbsn. Got 164 in Der unterobtbeis
lung ~" bon Sailep Qort. 81.
Sobn W. Wolfb on Scbn aurss
mann. 40 bel 150 SUB an Der Siibfs:te
Der WilIiams ap. in Spbe port. 81.
Wiuiam 8. qorhmann an gIisas
beth Glitro. sbsil BON 2ots SO uno 81
in WiIo e Jerris unterabtbeiluns in
goQel. SiQ. 81.
Sbe glart Street 9. II. g. 60. an
WilIiam Qittlsforb, 1s2 bel 2S5 Iub |
an Der Sloisit. Der gsstmont 2lp. |
81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-11

gsre ttgter QbnenitoG3
Bdbreno Der aegisrungs3eit Der aos
niain 95ittorta IolI ii4 folgenbss gez
Ichitt6en ersi9net baben: 2lls bic So
nisin Der SanoDia sSnistn ibr emit
i'm gudingbanzpolace sinen geIuh
abtdttete uno bon ibrer reuropdiIhen"
Sdpeiter nit grobsr 3uportomnene
belt empfangen ipuroe, noQte fie nift
5uriiditehen unb meinte besbalb inn
Goufe beg Gefprdhs einmol: uQud
in meinen Qbern rollt etpas enaliihes
8lut." .So9 Wie lit bas mDalid?"
trasts 0iftoria eritaunt. rMeine 9orz
fa5ren Aabsn Samss Goos DeripsiI!"
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(Jortf.suns folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-11
Sin @Ort i'm gScrtrnucn.

Seioen Sic an 6dmorr6oiben?
@enn ia, 10 beioIgen Sic Dor 9(uem
Den 9uten Gatb, aQe Guafiolbereien
gu oermeioen. 9n5 GperotionSmei.
Ter, Die Sdniirfette uno Die Geenoen
Slntturen, mie 3. g. Garbol, f0nnen
nur Die Spnptome, nidt 0as 2eioen
beicltigen. Cine 9eiIung uno srpar
cine 6auern0e, lit eben nur moalid,
nit Der berilbnten Gr. Si(s6eeid,en
Inoteiis IS iinO 0oS Stubl5Qp den,
aus oen fiir Den sSaQ beIten glrsneien.
Ero6en bon 9lnafeiis foItcnfrei Der.
fdn6t bon g. 9teuitae0ter & So. gor
1916, Petp Dorf. g[g9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-11

Rtppey's Pure Cream 0f
Tartar Railing Powder
sittt MA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-11
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
->k 1esA1atehe-
ua6r(agerin 0ides 3eilaQUs.

e0on tn ber dTfeften Bet sa8 e eentSg
Uerfonen. bic burn bic Gnopiune b5tsr beeats
~oren. uno es Hest fein 8fpeiiei bsr. baS
or0 oeufsuiaae nom gsrfouen eriftiren. bic
onrn cine unbefannie ssraft TN etonbe flnt.
sieifs sn ftnn unb ooraus5ufaaen nos fRr
Nnbers erfiannIid In rnb bIeibf. Slx eeiAes
eaf Ole Tatur sefe Game befonbers bealnfist,
Senn He bat ttr bic feifens @obe berfiesea bas
eebeu tbrer ws:imenfnen pie Elm aufadAlooe.
aes Sn6 aenan an lefen. Nereebf niMt. bob
We tn tarer eiaeneu Hef,eens an Seeiin aseRss
mobnf. Rebri BITE Gaff gnb Gar eff0 bie
eeefsn ucerie. BARN aebt b.efefbe tinauf ~
Sbr bic f6one nefibens bon Srm O. Uoee0
srte'6t Tos 6aus s!t sur Iiuf0 osss sab
an 8arne III ber Rams:
Hrs. b. Yaeger, friiber Trau Hs&tolS
esesin assnne. atxssss. 0ssessnsM csss.
orieflt6s antsortsn S1.oo uns eorAbx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
10c and Csc Curtain
,Draperies,
9hc yard.

30 pieces of Yard-wide Curtain Scrim, in drawn
work, lace and cord effects, plaid and stripe ef
fects = the newest novelties for draperies,
tains and scarfs.
Fine, sheer quality, in double and single printed
cathedral designs.
Most ofthese goods perfect, but in a few
instances there is slight soil on the edge. which
does not hurt the appearance serviceability at
ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
$3.50 Ice Chests
At $2.98

When Goldenbergs advertise article at
reduced price you get that article at the adver-
tised price. We don't tell you We just out
of it," like some stores. GodenberS's advertise
just what they have. and have just what they
advertise-we don't resort to fake methods to
attract customers.
These Ice Chests SOS sell usually at $3.50
They are Ranney Hardwood Ice Chests, with
galvanized iron lining, strong castors. packed
with mineral wool and charcoal sheathing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
ST. Gas
Stoves. roc.

0IOVCS, I9.
Steel frame
Gas Stoves, with
two b u Tn g r s:
strongly m ad =
and neatly fln-
ished.
Sell everywhere
at 81. Sale price,
roc each.
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Ninth District Caucus.

The bringing up Of the name of
John Cownie, the deposed, member of
the state board Of control by l. M.
Morgan Of Mills county, Mr.. Cow
mics home county caused quite storm
in the ninth district caucus when he
offered q resolution that the delegates
as citizens of the ninth district be-
lieve in his honesty and integrity.
The caucus met in the council cham
Der in the city hall. Many democrats
addressed the caucus declaring that
the democrats should stay out Of the
fight between the two factions Of the
republican party Mr. Morgan later
withdrew his motion and everything
was peaceful Plans were discussed to
down Walter I. Smith the republican
candidate for. congress in the ninth
district.
J. J. Hughes of Council Bluffs, state
central committeeman from the ninth
district opened the caucus and H. B.
Holtsman of Guthrie Center was
chosen temporary chairman and H. G.
Mosier of Walnut, Pottawattamie
county was named as secretary Of the
caucus Everything was harmonious
in the appointment of the various del
egates to sit on the various COM
mittee, the choice of the delegates be-
ing as follows
L. w. Baehner of Mills county, as
sistant secretary, Herman Weunder OF
Shelby county on credential com
mittee, w. w. Burrell on permanent
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Eleventh District Caucus.

The eleventh district caucus Sc
lected Earl Bronson of Spencer as it's
member on the state committee Dr..
A. M. Billy of Ida county presided
and VIM. Mulvaney of Cherokee was
secretary. C. F. Biabeil of O'Brien
county was his assistant. Ed. Korby
of Sioux City was named as member
of the resolutions committee. C. G..
Conley of Buena Vista was the choice
for member of the credentials COM
mittee and Jacob Ohlsen of O'Brien
will serve on the committee on per-
n,ent organization.
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Mcvey, prisoner, tried to escape the
officers. McVey was arrested Tor
drunkenness and was taken to JUS
tice Kelsey's Office over Brennemans
hardware store, for trial. Just as the
trial started Mcvey made break for
liberty, jumping from the second story
window and landing on the cement
walk. He ran across the square and
down to Tom Turpin's barn where he
saw a hole underneath and crawled In.
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Mrs. o. c. Brooks of Abba returned
to her home yesterday after visiting
her daughter Mrs. G. E. Martin, 40
North Green street.
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F. Dalton of Manson for state COM
mitteeman was unanimous. No vice
president was selected. The mem
Der on the resolutions committee was
given no instructions.
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The Sixth District.

The sixth district caucus was held
on the stage of the Grand opera
house and the seven counties of Davis,
Monroe, Wapello, Mahaska, Jasper,
Powesheik and Keokuk were repre-
scented by practically complete dele.
cations.
Hon. N. F. Reed of Ottumwa, dis
trict chairman called the conference
to order, and Judge L. T. Richmond
of Abba, was called to preside over
the meeting. c. E. Munroe, city clerk
of Oskaloosa was made secretary.
The caucus then proceeded to select
it's officers for the state convention.
All went by reclamation until the cleo.
ton of the members on resolution was
reached when there was delay and
much discussion over what position
the sixth district would take on the
liquor plank of the state platform.
General J. B. Weaver wanted the
question left alone and no action taken
by the convention. Judge Moon OF
Ottumwa was opposed to interference
with I-soasA rights and wanted the