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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-25
PRESBYTERIANS HAVE
AN ANNUAL SUPPER
ABOUT as MEN WERE PRESENT
At MEETING OF CHURCH
BOARD.
Entertaining Program Of Talks Was
Listened Too - Presbyterian Broth.
erhood Was Organized.

The trustees OF the Presbyterian
church entertained at a banquet in the
chapel of the church last evening.
About forty-fve men sat down to the
elegant repast prepared for them.
The trustees waited on their guests
and with the help Of some good wo-
men in the kitchen got along nicely.
Att he close Of the feast the president,
I. nj. Capper, called the gentlemen to
order and the following order of toasts
was presented: .
Male Quartet-Messrs. Halverson,
Chase, Vandever and Humphreys.
Toastmaster-1. M Capper.
The Church a Mans Job-Mr. w.
L.. Stockwell.
The Financial Side-Mr. J. L. Bell.
The; Chapel Addition-Mr. G. A.
Burton.
Male Quartet.
Fratermity-Mr. E. J. Taylor.
The Presbyter Brotherhood-Rev.. G..
w. Harris.
Breaking up Our Fallow Ground-Mr.
Geo. Welch.
Male Quartet.
Aud Lang Syne-Everybody.
A brotherhood of the Presbyterian
church was organized and /. M. Cap
per was elected president of the So
odety and G.. ]. keenan, vice president.
Raymond Bergeson will act as secre-
tary and treasurer. After a social
time the meeting dispersed.
1t was one of the enjoyable cccas-
sions for which the church is noted.
During the past year the church has
raised $,O91.37 for all purposes. The
church starts the new year with $685.
% in the treasury and all departments
are in a flourishing condition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-25
'3.QUARTER THOUSAND
!. BIRTHS in DECEMBER
ADAMS, MERCER AND MOUNTRAlL
FAIL TO SEND IN THEIR
REPORTS.
REPORTS.
Emmons County Was First In Number
Of Births - Cass Leads In Number
Of Deaths.

The report Of the state board of
health for the month of December,
1909, shows there was three quarters
of a Thousand births in the state for
the month. Emmons county came to
the front with the largest list, there
having been forty-nine visits paid that
county by the stork, while the grim
reaper favored Cass county with more
calls than any other county, there be-
ing thirty deaths reported. Following
is the report as arranged by. counties:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-25
MONDAY CLUB gave
DELIGHTFUL PARTY
ENTERTAINED At GIL.
BREATH HOME.
Many Unique Plans Of Entertainment
Were Knocked Out - Spelling Bee
Was Star Attraction.

The Monday club entertained the
husbands OF the members at a card
party Saturday evening at the spac.
1ous home of Mr.. and M 8. w. C. Gil
breath on Avenue "A west.
The ladies of the club are at their
happiest as hostesses, and tho occas-
ion was one Of great enjoyment.
Autograph scramble was the first
feature. Each guest secured the larg-
est number possible OF aMtograpgs
from the others dn given time, and
Mr. Wiser won the trophy, q quaint
Dutch calendar.
Partners wer then chosen for the
games by matching conundrums and
their answers. Much amusement fol.
Lowed these curtain naisers," and a.
ter the evenings whist prizes were
awarded to DR.. LaRose and Mrs. Dull
lam, the latter tied with Mrs. LaRose.
After refreshments of an unusually
appetizing nature, beautifully planned
and charmingly served, the evening
terminated with an old fashioned spell
ing bee, which was accomplished
with much merriment, some of the
famous Mteratuers of Bismarck join
ing the march to the rear with in
credible rapidity. Mr.. Wattam retain
ed the center Of the stage the longest
and was the recipnt of a handsom
brass memorandum tablet.
TIE musical program was of unusual
merit, Mesdames Weiser, Leonard,
Jewel, 'Haney, Strauss and LaRose
contributing delightfully."- to the sue
cess Of the evening.
Needless to say, the AFFAIR was graf
flying to all concerned. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbreath were especially congratu-
lated upon their charming hospitality:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-25
STEVENS RETURNS.

MIR. and Mrs. r.. N. Stevens returned
this week from Chicago weber they
have been visiting for few days
with w. D. Boyce and family. Mr..
Boyce has recently returned from
Africa where he has been securing
some photographs Of wild animals for
a publication which he is interested
i'm.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-25
SUPREME COURT REPORT.

Attorney F. W. Ames of Mhyville,
Is In the city, having business before
the board OF school and university
lands. Mr.. Ames Is supreme court
reporter and has most OF the copy
ready for volume Is of the Supreme
Court Report. The printers promise
to turn the volume out in the least
possible time. The work is now under
way.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-25
DIME SOCIAL,

The Presbyterian ladies aid society
will give a dime social at the home
OF Mrs. William Webb on Fifth St.
and Avenue C Thursday afternoon.
All ladies of the congregation and
their friends are invited.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-25
TO CALIFORNIA.

Attorney Dullam has left for River
side, CAL, where he has q ranch. He
makes trip to the west every winter
to look after his inter there.
Latest
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10
-(l3s) -

ccendome que e carruaje habia lido la por mi
que carruae puede volver hoy la estac6n
10 mismo, pues hace va arde.
Empezo sentir que puedo soportar esta terrible
citac6n mental cuando abre la puerta vvamente
del mismo modo al Wolverine Gerardo Baster
de pie la entrada, mirandome
Con exlamac6n, lie tiendo mis-
Ell adelanta dos pasos asiendolas, de rodillas
mis- pies.
Durane un momento no podemOs aricular palabra
Ell ha hundido rostro mi alda soloza desgarra-
doramente miAntras yo, asda manos tiemblo
an tercianaro.
i Gerardo !-digo por ultimo.-i Gerardo!
e conntia soozando 81 tuvese destrozado ell
raz0n.
i Gerardo, esta usted maando! Todo concluy6 que
rido deje usted abatir por mi.
Ell levanta lorosa demacrada faz faz que
parece la sOmbra de la que cOnoc hace
i listed ha salvado la vida lie daria usted las
gracias 81 pudiese hablar. pero puedo habar!
No trate usted de darme las gracas mi querdo Cerar
dodiie hacienda voento esfuerzo para cordnar las
palabras-Toda la culpa ma 10 Sc pero ahora todo
ha pasado.
NGir6me con empa1ados ojos con labos que tembaban
como los miOs
y yo tenla interes la vida Hubiera sdo
mucho meior para mi ell morir
Pero precise que la vida tenga inter espara usted
Por que henoS de interes en- vivr Gerardo Eel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10
-(I36>-

rebelado ell amargo destno que as
separaba
-Lo penso ahora 10 pensare siempre La amo usted
todo mi corazon toda mi alma amare
jer alguna. Els, pues que yo senta nng1n in
teres por la vida?
Els necesarO que vaya usted!-le diJe seIalandole
cabeza Els necesario que marche usted al eXranero
Adorada mia la he iniigdo ustted mucha pena,
parece usted sombra !-excam6 contrc0n tan
apasionada grande c0era de momentO
esMe marchar6 al exranero hare todo cuanto used me
olga. Oh adorada mia 5no comprende usted cuanta
mi augusta tenendo que dejarla dia como hoy?
-Gerardo 81 usted anna promeame obedecer 10 que
yo lie mande
i ST la amo usted, Liza?
-Debe usted marchar inmediatamente a Italia RO-
Partira usted manana lie dare used cheque
mis- banquerOs. 10 pagara usted cuando regrese
listed me ha nfgldo tamben sufrmentos, Gerardo debe
usted hacerme reparac6n Els odo lie pido
quizas cuanto pueda pedire listed debe mujer
No me liable usted de ella.
--Pero precise habar de ella Esa joven lie a
ted, Gerardo
-Peor para ella
ST, menos que haga usted dgno de
i De su amor Liza?
Es ell 1nicO que lie pertenece usted honradamen-
te. es precoso don, Gerardo
Ell encogi6 de hombrOs impacencia.
-Gerardo, 5quere usted hacer por mi?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10

saldra de Barcelona para Canarias y San
Juan.
Consignatarios Sobrinos de Izquier.
do y Ca.
Vapor americana Caracas. Saldra pa
ra New York ell 16 del que cursa.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor cubano Julia. Estara aqui pro-
cedente de la Habana escalas, el 13
del que cursa, retornando ell IA para los
mismos puertos.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor americana Philadelphia. Reca-
lara ell II del actual procedente de New
York.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
VELEROS DE LA LINEA BENNER
Goleta americana Hattie G. Luce
Sali6 de New York para esta y Huma-
Gao ell 81 de Enero ultimo
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
Goleta americana Augusta W. Snow
Sali6 de New York para esta ell primert
de Febrero.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez
quiaga
Goleta americana Jessie Bishop. S.
haia la carga en- New York para Sal
Juan V saldra ell q de Febrero.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez
quiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10
BUQUEs ANUNcIADos

Vapor Argentine. Sali6 el 18 del pa
sade de Barcelona para esta, hacienda
las escalas intermedias.
Conagnatarios,. Sobrinos de Izquierdo
2 Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-10

Vapor americana Caracas. Saldra pa
ra New York ell 16 del que cursa.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
and Nolan
Fight when Caught
Two Young Dezperadoes Found In
Act Of RObbing Orchard & VIII
helm Warehouse.

Captured after a fierce haud-to-hand
fight. wel-known thieves. Bennie
Thomas ana Johnny Nolan. who gave
their address as JT North Sixteenth street,
were landed IN the polics station Tues
Dag night and charged with robning the
warehouse OF the Orchard s. Wilhelm Car
pet company a. thirteenth and Pierce
streets OF goods valued at 500 b ar
rests were made by Officers Fleming and
Wheeler, VINO had been detailed 70 look
for the burglars after the raid had been
reported % the police. They discovered
tie stolen goods. seven rugs, valued At
80 each. hidden behind a wall al the rear
Of the waTshouse. ana determined TO lie
n Wsit, having previously arranged the
window ny which entrances had been ef-
tected as a decay. Thomas and Nolan
we're seen approaching. but they caught
siE-r OF In officers as so0n as they were
spted and made of. the officers following.
II vas not unul The policemen nad made
lsa OF their guns AZ clubs that the two
gave ID The fight According 10 the con-
fessiun a Dy uhe uyo they had carried
away other goods from the store and some
OF this was discovered in a house whers
they mad bean sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Sample
Cooking of Girls
Egh Schools Domestic Science De-
partment Put to Proof by Board
Of Directors.

TIE domestic science department. Of ths
Omaha Sigh school hAs shown the Board
OF Education aid Superintendent Davidson
that girls really do learn to cook good
meals-
Yesterday noon al members but one
% the board and Mr.. Davidson were
guests az a luncheon served AZ the hiEa
school building The absent 1ne didn't
stay away because he was afraid. but
because he vas ia.
The entire luncheon, consisting or four
courses, vac made BY the girls ana served
by them All The guests asserted THAI they
never ate a better and threatened 70 came
~ 10 the school every day Several board
members declared they Thought me city
never aid a better thing IN the way AZ
sducAuug the Eirs OF OMAHA than WIZ,
the domestic sc.sncs course vas sstab.
lished IN rhs school.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Dundee People
See Fire Board
On Protection
Members Say They VIII Take Matter
of Providing it Under Ad-
Vsement.

The Board OF Trustees Of Dundee ap-
Deared befors the Fire and Police board
Tuesday night TO discuss the question Of
fire protection They said that in a year
or 50 IT vas Intended 20 organize a COM
pany, but in the they desired to
know from the board the terms under
which IL would render hep in cas- u an
outbreak in the suburb The board in
formed the deputauon that il would Axe
me subject under consideration
At The request OF the humane society
officer Woodbridge has been reassigned TO
the duties OF humane officer. For some
time past ne has been assisting street Com
missioner Flynn in attempting 70 keep the
city clean and tree from deposits OF refuse
oy contractors.
TIL resignation was received OF Polics
officer 5. e Waters. who informed the
hoard hat he intended to Join the ministry.
Mayor DahimRn announced bis appoint
ment OF John DUnaaas as engineer az the
city jail. bis term Of office to conrnus
until the general election. May, IsI2 M
Donahue succeeds the late John Quinn and
returns 70 a position he held until the lat
tsrs appointment.
The tender Of the Miller. Stewart & Bea-
ton carpet and furniture company AZ g7OEI
was accepted for furnishing the two new
fire houses al Twenty-hrst and Laks
streets and TwenE-Eourth street 4 Ames
avenue.
William Johnson. who. il was stated
had left the city and against whom charge,
were pending for neglect Of duty. wal
dismissed from the fire department.
G. T. Haines. druggist. was granted a
permit for the SAFE OF liquor az his store
- South Sixteenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print II
awoboda-csrnnsd Public
Lighting FiEturs-HuEgsEB-Granasn CO.
Ea6n-Warzonal EiTa Insurance. Co.-Isln.
Charles z Ady, General Agent Omaha
star. Your Pms Pu-s in moth proof
TauIts. Nominal cost shuKerts. Is q bar y
EaAs Your Savings increase your earn
inss by becoming a member % Nebraska
say ,uEs ana Loan Assn. Earns s per cent
per annum- 1903 Farnam St. Omaha
Rascus Homs CA1s Cor Euads-rhs sal
vutiuu Army Rescue home at Twenty
fourth ald spauidiug streets Is ealing for
help for funds TO build a fire escape to
courpiv with the law. Contribution may
% sent 10 the matron.
Eahraa' Demurrer ovsrruIsd-Judge "
Il. Munger Of the United states district
court mas overrulsd the demurrer OF Theo-
dora Kafras to the Indictment found
against him by the federal grand jury Last
fall for ustng the mails for fraudulent
purposes. The case viii be called for trial
early next week.
Few Dry Cleaning FlRns--AI Dresher Is
breaking ground Tor his new dry cleaning
plant which ne will install on Farnam
STREET near Twsnry-fourth. He will build
in addiuon a large building facing On Far
nam street Tor rental purposes. the dry
cleaning plant % be in the rear between
Fa-nam and Harvey streets.
Hsw asuadsnca for n. J. u4nntng-R J.
DINING nas let the contract FOR a tine new
residences 70 Phillip Klnz at Thirry-sevent
and Farnam streets. next door 20 Dr. Up
tohn. H A Rzapke is the architect Mr.
Ginning has eighty feet front on Thirty
seventh street and the house VIII be twelve
rooms. two stories with a rul attic.
Reduced Rate HsArsng-Commissioner J.
u. Guild Of the Commercial club returned
Wednesday morning from Chicago. where
lie was IN attendants at the hearings be.
fore Interstate CaTu pssioner Lyon on N,
matters OF reduced rates On return snip.
ments and reduced rates limited IN theil
application TO the members Of particular
organizations.
MIas0urz PaGifia Case Goes over Tn,
APPLICATION Of Lle Missouri Pacific Railroad
company for N Injunction u restrain tbs
city Of Omaha from enforcing the ordi'
nance requiring hat road 10 build a via
duct on Dodge street between Forty-tnrt
and Eprry-sevrnrh streets over its tracks
mas gone over until Nay Is or as s0oI
thereafter as Judge Munger can find tins
70 hear H.
Guud zeprss0nta Three cit4es-Ths GER
unc1re plan IN vogua for many Years 20
The benefit OF merchants meeungs an
conventions. stair fairs and other gather
ingz was involved in the question Of re-
ducad rates being limited 70 particular or
E-auiranonH At this hsarinG Commissions
Guld rs-prssenued the Kansas City and 81
Ioseph- CoTnmeruiHl clubs whose Lnterest D
tho n-arrer il idaaticai with Omaha
andrew T. DusEhsr Rrumo6sd-Andrs7
J. butcher travelling freight agent Of IN
Hartman lines, has been appointed genera
agent OF these loads, with headquarter
in Atlanta Ca Mr.. butcher has bee,
with the Union Pacific eight years. begin
ming as pr1vats secretary to ]. G stubh'
traffic director af the Hartman lines. ~
butcher - an Cmaha boy. having bee
born and raised IN this city. He takes HI
new position May L
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
OMAHA HDUsTRT aRows.
Popular view Drink, Called slsEs In
FINDING a National Market.

PspuIar view Drink, Called sisE, In
FINDING a National Market.
The Leo Gr8tte Manufacturing Co., pro-
priet0Fs Of a drink called SiEz. arn meet
ing with unexpected success with this new
product Larger quarters had 70 be found
twice since the business started. only a few
months aGa, and az present they ars behind
in orders. sSrne OF the largest wholesalers
and johbers in large cities throughout the
s5untry are interested in pushing the drink,
and in that way the product is rscsiving
very wide distribution and AT The same
time spreading the fame OF Omaha as a
manufacturing city.
The following lesIer viii tend to show its
popularity with children.
Mr Leo Grnlte.
You are cordially invited to attend a iu-
vsnile 'SLZ2" party to be given Friday
evening. April IA AT IN az the home Of
Miss Anna and Otto Maurer. ir, no No.
Ed, ST., south Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Building

John swanson. IM south T-wenty-sixrh
frame. u-lo Il A Scott. aIlB Norm sew
snueenrh. frame. 5000, Mrs j. 5autrer. rU-
IS south Tenth. brick store. 500. Hana
Nehle. efl6 Valley, frame. ste. E IN
Roy r. Bennett. ED Valley. frame. 40.
Anton Fecna. GE0 south Sixteenth. frana
lao; BENJAMIN Fehr Real Estate company.
SIS Norm TWsnE-Hevenra. frame. = "a.
Benjamin Fehr Real Estate COMPANY "a
North TWenU-seveuLh. frame. E510. Car
r BENJAMIN, 80 North rwenry-seventh.
frame. Em
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
ARCANUN NAMES OFFICERS
Grand Council Reflects Old Off
Gals in a Body.
HARM Is AGAIN ACTIVE HEAD
Grand ReEenr Reluctant to Take
Place Another Year, but Finally
AErces-Arrsndanee at scs-
sion BreakH Hecard.

Grand Regent-P B. Harm. c. P. I0ss
Grand Vice Regents A sAnderson'
Grand orator-Br A. S. Pinto. L. P. loss.
Past Grand h-gent-B. C. Fox, Nsb. L1-
Grand SeCretaTy-G :. Powell, [. p. u14.
Grand Trsasursr-E A Parmeies. Pio-
nesr. Is.
Grand Chapiain-C. K Gerber, Pioneer.
EE
Grand Guide-w. H. Mckay, {. P 1Oss.
Grand Warden-. D Young. EaveiocK-
Graud s~snrry-Georgs Brown. Neb.. u55
Grand TrusUees-W. c. SHndlad. Overland.
AsS, - L Bradley Pioneer, rs D. c.
Representative to Supreme Couucil-N
r heckRrd. L. P, l0d5. Alternate, h 4
Compton, Frontier. 92
The fourteenth annual meeting OF the
grand council OF the Royal Arcauum OF
Nebraska concluded is work at SO Tues
day evening by the lection OF the foregoing
grand officers for the ensuing year.
A notable feature IN these elections was
that all are ra-elecrions. the FIRST election
in the history OF the grand council when
al OF the officers have beez unanimously
chosen 70 succeed themselves
Following the installation OF the new
officers by Deputy supreme Regent DAME.
r. Benedict OF Colorado. Grand Regent
Harm announced these as the standing
II AAAN EIAAa
LAWS. Appeals ana rlevances-C II
Rich. b. L. eager u Omaha. l. +. Vol
cott OF " esplEg WaLsr.
Finance g Reed. g. 5. Gummei u
Omaha 4 L Robinson OF Cedar Rapids.
On state or the O~rden-Beeman Z. FOX OF
LnColn. =. z. bosUwicK VI Omaha ana T..
J. Norton OF Omaha
Order Most Prosperous.
The Grand Council met Just AT 10 a m
II Bar1sht hal. with Grand Regent Pau
B. Harm, presiding The -aUlsndAacs Wa
Lhs largest d any ysI held in the state
The morning session vas devoted To the
references OF the reports OF Lle officers
and several committees u spec-aI commit
tees. and reports from subordlHats lodges
The report OF the grand regent shows
that the order has made substantial gain.
in The sLars during lae year AID Is II
the most prosperous stage OF It's ais DRY
Grand Regent harm vas very rsluctan.
70 accept 4 reelection, out the demand
for his retention ~ the head o. the ordei
for another year was 80 imperative, tina
Mr Harm finally eoncludtd 10 acc pL
Upon reelection he ives presented Witi
= handsome past grand regenes jewel, sui
ably engraved. The presentation spec.
was delivered by Past Grand Rsgenu T. !
MaekaY. NJ harm responded, expressing
ais deep appreciation OF The gitt
See New Ritual ExemPIincd.
Last evening the grand council offIcsr
and such Of the grand council members a
remained over. Attended the joint meeLn
Of Ptoneer and Overland councils in "a
riga hail % witness the initiation OF
class OF -~lRaldatss by the degree team q
Union Pacific Council under the ne'
ritual.
following the Initiation ceremonies. sROE
talks were de4ivered BY the grand officer
and some Of the visitors. including SUprsm
Deputy Regent Benedict OF Colorado.
social hour followed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

OF interest among his friends. with
accounts Of experiences in the islands.
Mr. Carpenter has risen from a stsnogra-
pher in Omaha at the time OF the Spanish
American war TO his present position. Els
duties include many responsibilities relating
20 the Philippine commission.
Mr.. Carpenters Omaha home is AZ SSs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
CREIGHTON CLASS AT DINNER

Senior MedteH Entertained By n. III.
Germs a Co., az Roms, rhsar-r
EaIIovFinm.
The class cf $50 n Creighton Medical
solleEa we're Tuesday night entertained by
henry r. Ge1nE a Co. AZ thinner In
the Rome hotel w A. DELANEY. prsafdrut
Of the class. occupied The chair. ana
Matthew GerfnG was The
spsaksra Wsrs DIT 70 G. Bry1nt dean 1f
the college. Wkoas subject vas medical
work in Japan Dr. A. l. Mo1rshsad. vic.
dean. who spoks On the relation 0f ne
pharmaceutical house to ne coleEr. 3 Y
McDsrmott and E. @ B~arnhardL Fouow-
ing ths dinner the company apsnt tha even
ng az the Orpheum
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
FRANK CARPENTER. OFFICIAL
At MANILA. IN OMAHA

Frank " Carpenter. executive secretary
OF the Philippines. has been in Omaha after
an absence OF eleven years. and IS the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

OF deadly microbes occurs when throat and
lung diseases are rrested with Dr.. King >
New Discovery Ee and MOO. Tor sale bv
Beaton Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Cunning street. He departed Tuesday night
for the East. to return in several weeks
for another visit AT mis- home before re-
turning 20 the Philippines.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

No natter how sever an attack or diar-
rhoea may be, Chamberlain collie. Chuiera
and Diarrhuea Remedy never fails 10 Ei-s
relief.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

The winners in the 8 & N. name contest
piano ad.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-08-05
HUSBANDS BATTLE TO DEATH
3. v. Barger Shot by c. m. Gaynon,
Who Himself Dies Later.

Little Rock, Ark.,-In a duel to the
death in the home of c. M. Gaynon
both Gaynon and his %assailant, B. V.
Barger, we're killed Wednesday night.
The shooting began while Gayno2
was with his wife and son in the par
lor Of their home, shortly before mid
night
Barger had called at the home of
his former wife several times during
the day, while Gaynon was absent.
81 have come to kill or be killed"
it is said he told her. She warned
Gaynon and the latter was armed and
ready when Barger appeared at his
home. Without a word the two men
began to shoot. The scream Of the
woman mingled with the revolver
shots. When the fusillade ended, Bar
ger was dead and Gaynon lay dying
at his wife's feet. He expired a few
minutes later.
Twenty years ago Gaynon and the
woman who is the cause of the dou-
BILE tragedy were married. Later she
obtained a divorce from him and
married Barger, who was. her step
brother. Several years ago she OBJ
tanned a divorce and soon after re-
married Gaynon.