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Arizona republican., 1910-07-23
ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE WOODFORD-Open all sum- mer. Meal tickets. 30 meals for s10
 Clean and cool rooms at summer rates.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

TWELVE CARS Of fat steers for sale. w. J. CIemans. Tempe Phone III. S-bb
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

FOR SALE-Two lots with Broom frame house and screened porch; shade, fruit trees of all kinds, grapes and strawberries; barn. chicken houses and other outbuildings; good well; fine lcation. Price s175O. 17O9 East Van Buren St ak
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

FOR SALE-If you are looking for city lots, warehouse property. dwelling or large or small acreage or business property. In fact, anything in real estate, call and see what I have to offer you. W. K. James, 37 North Gen. ter street ss
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CALL FOR BIDS,

OH1@ VII o'SS'
 Bids are hereby called for, to be
 opened at the office of the Territoria Fair Comimssion, Al North Center
 St, Tuesday, July 26. at 10 a. m.. for the complete concessions for the 1910
 Territorial Fair. Space. rights and conditions may be had upon applica- ton to the Secretary of the Fair Commission. The Fair Commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 TERRITORIAL FAIR COMMISSION,
 SHIRLEY CHRISTY. Secretary. al
 Notice-The Parks Employment Agency formerly under the manage ment of Parks and Fitzgerald has dissolved partnership and MT. F'itz- gerald has taken full charge The firm will now be known as the Phoe- nix Live Wire Employment Agency. and will be run on first class busi- ness principles, satisfaction guaran- teed. Best of help furnished. Give us trial Phoenix Live Wire Elm ployment Agency, 46 No. 1st St. dg
 ADVERTISEMENT OF DISSOLU- TION-NOtice is hereby given that the partnership lately subssting be- tween w. Remsbottom and w. H. Johnson, under the firm name of Johnson X Remsbottom, was dissolved on the 18th of July, 1910, by mutual consent. All debts owing to the said are to be received by said w. Remsbottom and all demands on the said partnership are to be pre- sented to him for payment. Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, July IS, 1910. w. H. Johnson (SeaD. Wm. Remsbottom tSeaD. dg
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23
FOR SALE-hOUSES.

FOR SALE-Two six-room houses, 1505 East Adams. S1600. City water. shade. lawn. fenced. Inquire on prem ises G. w. Mardis. dg
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23
GREENE & GRIFFIN.

20 acres with a fine stand of al falfa northwest of town. a good frame house, pump and good well. young orchard, at very reasonable figure. 40 acres north of town. 20 acres in all falfa, balance ready for crop, a cor ner proposition, extra fine soil, com pletely fenced, A water. at s150 per acre.
 Building lots in all parts of PHOENIX.
 We want to rent 5 or Groom furnished house in a desirable neigh borhood, with modern convenience. We write FIRE INSURANCE in two of the strongest companies
 THE ELLIOT EVANS CO.,,
 IS E. Adams St. tf
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23
FOR sALE-ReAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-50-foot lot, income property, on West Adams St, be- tween Second and Third avenues. Terms. Box 53, Phoenix, AriZ. R. D. No. l. Il
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

RANCH FOR SALE-In Navajo county, Arizona. Fine open range,
 good stock country. This property is very highly improved. consisting of about one section of patented land. A good farming proposition. Suf-
 ficient water to irrigate two hundred acres of land; fine alfalfa country. This property will be sold for the cost of improvements alone, as party is anxious to sell quick For particulars address Thorwald Larson, Holbrook, Arizona. S-m
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

For SaIe-WeIl drilling outfit, the best in Arizona. Everything complete, including hydraulic jacks and string of tools for wells of all sizes from g.
 inch to 16-inch.. Outfit cost more than $4,500. Is good as new and can be bought for S3,000 # taken at once. Address Well Outfit, care Republican,
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

15Ox14O. north and east front, a good buy at 5000; offered for next Is days for $500 cash; owner must have money. If
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23
FOR SALE.

For 30 days only we can sell you fine ranch of 147 acres, in asaIfa and grain, cross fenced, Groom house with bath, well, tank and mill. stable and outbuildings. only 31z miles from town. Price. per acre, s1S0.
 5-roOm house, on North Center St. with acres. This is a snap at S0SOO
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

On South Central Ave, 5-room Ce- ment block house; complete; bath room, gas and electric light, only $26O0, one-half cash.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

Mount City Plants are better Phoenix Hardware Co.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

IF YOU WANT TO LIVE in Phoe- nix's choice suburb. near Central Ave car line, city water, electric lights. fine school, good shade, buy Virginia Ave. lots while they are being sold at $45O You'll pay $500 in October. J. T. Bowles, North Center. Sub. IA.
 ak
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

pr. Emmon's optical parlors 36 North Fourth Avenue
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

FOR SALE-160 acre ranch under canal; 50 acres ready for cultivation. Fine soil; a good investment; only 5000; full particulars given. John c. Mes dows. .P. O. Box S13, City. cs
 FOR SALE-12OO-Ib work horse, 12O0-lb mare. saddle, harness, light ? seat spring wagons, new; ? single harness All cheap. Holland Oregon Corral gb
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

WANTED-12 carpenters wanted, $4.00 per 8 hours. Call at T19 North Fourth St
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

FOR SALE-S0 and 16o ACRE REIMBURSEMENT. A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE. UNDER DITCH AND CLOSE IN. ADDRESS BOX C. C., REPUBLICAN. dg
 FOR SALE-Chicken ranches, one to six acres. Will buy, lease and furniture of nicely appointed room ing house. Barr, 45 South Center, dg
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

WANTED-One boilermaker and one general machinist. Inquire Ad- ams Annex ? o'clock today ak
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23
wAnrep-Hstp.

WANTED-A good stenograph pher Apply Goldman & Co ak
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

WANTED-A first class milker. R. F. Cooper, Glendale. ak
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

Trustees Grammar School Dist. No,
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

WANTED-One bench mechanic and one lathe man Address 469 Re publican today. dl
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-Refrigerator at 8 E. Polk dr
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

finest preserves. 2c lb. J. A R. Irvine. Cave Creek road ak
Arizona republican., 1910-07-23

PEACHES, PEACHES-For a few
 days v'e will sell them 2c per ID. at ranch. 22c delivered in Phoenix in 25-lb lots. Drop us a card. Hall Bros. gb
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
TWO HUNDRED
MINERS ENT0MBED

WASHINGTON. PA. - Special
Two hundred miuer- were Cu-
tomhcd in Manifold Mine No. 4,
of the Noughiogheny and ohio
Coal Company. Two miles north
of here. Wednesday. hen AN cApio-
-son suddenly occurred Ten men
were badly harmed.
The 200 trapped ln the mine were
rescued with tremendous uiiNruilt.
heiug taken up through tne alfsnait.
Every available man was set 90 nsht-
ing the blaze in the mine. bur Dc was
declared after the fun extent az the
damage as 90 the men was ascertain
ed that there was little Likelihood o.
controlling the flames.
The injured men were taken 20 the
surface with the utmost difficulty. be-
ing borne through a mass o. flames
In small groups the others uninJurcd
were taken up in the same manner
40 definite account OF how the eN-
piosfon occurred could be obtained
from the injured men The most tha'
lthey could tell was that suddenly
there was a roar that shook dowI
cons OF coal and sent braces nylns
/ Then the mine began 60 M WIKI
smoke and the gases became lgnlte'
IN q dozen parts OF the shaft and lev
/ els az once
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
ARE
PANIC STRICKEN
View Haven. Conn. Jail Burned Much
Trouble Experienced Ina Trans
ferring Prisoners

NEW HAVEN. CONN. - Special. r.
-rrres hundred prisoners. seventy-nve
OF them women. were panic-stricNen
"Wednesday when the county jail was
threatened by names. which com
pIeteIy destroyed q four-story oricN
bnudius adjoining the Jail proper.
The prisoners screamed IN theF
ellis and attempted 10 break the bars
soaring that In the confusion.
iaU delivery would be attempted.
harry call was sent throusho-t rs
county for deputy sherins A croWo
OF more than 1000 quicrly gathered.
AND the Jail Keepers asked assistance
I In preventing the escape Of any OF the
4 prisoners.
work shop OF the jail was filled with
+ fnfemuable materials, such as OF.
f varnish and paint and the dry wood
& with which the upper uoofs were
+ stored. aided the spread OF the names
Al 1880 A. 81. the FIRE had spread
~. me main building OF the jail one
fireman had been injured. and was
taken 10 q hospital ia an automoplle
+ several nremeu were In danger on an
Al 1l.05 several hremen had been
taken 20 the hospital lt vas tnen
declared thar the jail would De a
total loss.
Al car for the New Haven Grays.
the crack militia company OF the city.
+ was issued. and the company Was mo-
f,ilized with rush in the Second Resi-
{ ment Armory-
Every patrol wagon and nearly
every policeman In the city was rush
. ed 10 the tire 20 assist in the trans
fer Of prisoners from the temporary
( enclosure. into which they were taNer
from the burning building 20 th'
lookup.
Elaborate precautions against th'
eScaps o. prisoners were taken Thu
3 work hacame 50 difncrft. because O.
the vast thrOncs Of Teonie through
! which they had 10 De moved. that IN
militia finally Was ordered out 20 as
sfst
! The flames from the jail structnre
J. spread 10 fonr houses on Hndso'
street and one en- Csnnky Street
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
THIEVING TRUST
IS UNCOVERED
Regular Organization Hold Meetings
Annually % Divide tp iac
Great Loot

BERLIN. Special. AFTER
months OF Investigation ga cot
liberation with the police OK
every big European city, thc au-
thoriti.-s here. aided b. the -e-
crcf police, have uncovered
thieves trust" which. in a feW
wears. has obtained more Tran
81. OOO. 600 from travellers
Many % the victims are Americans
o. From one victim alone the gang - =
cured $4,000 In jewels lie ~As IA
Peyreuse. a French JeWeler, who vas
robbed IN the Grand Hotel. Genoa. IA
July. 1898.
A number OF arrests we're made to-
day.
The disclosures show that the or
ganization had a perfect system and
was run on business principles and
paid a yearly dividend. Men and We
men were On the scheme. Every no.
tel in Europe was watched carefully
the earr operating ca scientific lines
once a year the gang met az Nice
where "a dividend was declared. tnt
years work reviewed and that 81 ths
next twelve months mapped out
Most o. the loot went % the chief
the eX-sweep.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
TWAS LADIES' DNn ~
HANNRUPTCN COURT

N-r-Vv Nopx Gnacfal Women with
NV c ~. - .rfe,.rF ~
Nnahcia t f- 49, r.rE
I.t. d.. h-fr,--- .r., .fIe.,~ Fs,,1t ir
rnptry our q ' ~ 49, ~ 49, ser
liab ~ ".ii- go -e, lF rh.f n. rad
-iou - -..frh 49, fr-re-f
tt oHrA 1.... ,.- Ffs..h,rrsa In
nNh'D Ca 49, -t.-... 40 ~. -.l.-r
"Nr Nal 81" -6 So rneir .lIs-
f-@ 49,, r--it.s Sfrrae Iuaae
clAt So 80 D, r.+rn of tO
ltaun "as - Sis, 49, raf "a
'rnlINl ..' ,..'....- 49,. ,,...r. "a
plct ~ eeN- D- Ia .e,riatef ,r.tF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
VETERANS GIVE RECEPTION
TO CONFEDERATE DAUGHTERS

WASHINGTON. ID. c. ~ Special -
The spirit OF bygone days was re-
vived Tuesday night at reception given
hy the Confederate Veterans Associa-
SION 90 the Daughters 81 the Conted-
eracy in Confederate Memorial HAN.
Holmes Conrad made the prlnclpAl
address. saying in conclusion;
Geprfcate this tendency or the part
az many 20 polish over the cause tnat
made as hght. we do not propose
10 answer impertinent questions We
fought because We knew we were
rieht. and We viii fight again " We
feel ike Il. and that - ali there IS
70 H."
preventative John Lamb. or Nir-
ginia. made a short address. In which
ne praised the nobility q General
{ Lees character lie told os many In
cidents concerning the old-timc ne
1 groes and their customs
{ Mrs. p r. Gill entertained the
/ gathering with several solos. and Mrs
4 r. r Carroll recited several Negro
I dialect stories.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
TO MAXI lsTPoRT oN
SAVINGS RANK BILL

WASHINGTON. ID D--pe
The postal savings bans n.il'
. ..r..r confederation |N Coz.
...I...ntrnItfee on the House IommiL-
r.a on postnnccs and FostroaNs inf
several weeks. win Doe reported 20
rn. uu committee tomorrow "hrN
t vli De taken up ono whipped 'N-'
shape. -
Many amendmcuts have D.n.
fortel ON hy the slhcommltlec, Mnl. Pa
sim probably cause considerable ula-
QUESTION. The hil ls expected ID Nf
ready for report to the House '"'
latter part of this month
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
GOVERNOR FREES
ALLEGED F0RGER
Has Young Wife, and a Baby
Whom Re Has Never Seen.
Had Disagreement With
Employer and Was
Arrested.

-r~rr,rD>- VA - Cnocial
T~,trr Weet. a-ed twenty-five
wears am inmate of The State peni-
fevtInr,- e.rt here from ttoaroNe
-. 80 $3.50. tf,r- fu-0 Vaars ago. We'd .
s. - f,- hfs home ON the even .
49,. non
lle tt"-- --t.- rootf-,- lreo .
cover .DA -,-'----' -'s--.- 4 r,-ee 90 .
the case eA4 eN.--' ---.-- % r--fb lef-
49, - ,-,l l-rog.r men in the .
cit- -..- .t. -..rI.,. .rora.-
decIat- q. --.. --.l.ti,r-
uoD-i' $3.50 .- r-..- ,.ere presented
az e. -~- .t-- .r-.4 r-.-t- r.. ,-f..nr
10 h..l. Nr
le-- man v4 e.rt to che
AAr r.. ,r rn-.-er-.
PRISON '" mon 81
90 tnr N' . n'l. r..
SUMS. ...r
lr-r -..-..- for rrr nret
pN..l .+. tne rrs OF
ltue PISS "." -.... 81. r.e noar
MS "a, v-tu also have q
ln lhc $3.50 -.... tno Tor uUre
eAAL.~ r..fnf.l and trr-t-
tlAN ..-..I ~. e..rort herself
and tne .a.. -,r..,. F-.. Nil 40 a
r l--.,.. business man of kca-
80 ,rho came here at the request
~ r.~or7Irl..l gentlemen ANA present.
81 -ra ra-e CO. tno Governor
.r-,r.t,tl-f Many Checks
,,-- r.-f when arra -ued for
,,-t -f-.ftf.d ou thr s.lud that De-
80 t.r-, st.rfue the name OF ~. =
D--,-f ia me county. for some years
--f,arr had never been any QuDrNDI
-.-,-ftrr tr. matter. ANA thc cheC <
h.a afu-a,s been honorcd ly Dillaru
~. rnree checks ou which he Was
er~rsfed and tried aggregated les
tf,r $40 and after the young MAJ
vs. IN prison they were paid in On.
nv DUiard
East Was employed on the tarn
swned hv Dulard and his n~nthe- ",
cupied premises on the farm IL
ut..c. s,~~.. -.4... s..e ....- ....-..it.....t
her holae az the same place since no
son was made 90 don ieion STRIPES
~ developed durlns tne "e'-L' ~
when East told al ABOUT the 80 -i'.
% the checks. that ne hAa LOT go
been doing the same tnltN@ eln n
no question whatever was I4lseu +
NJ. Dillero- All the cu"Chs -,
without the least neinut. - -,
everything m cotiiteN'-"- '-'- -
Natter And the JUS ~.
stherWise IMAM sell4 MN.
g. on ms Noiilaslo- 80 ~, -,
signed the chechs. "s'"@ ''-N
hiii@rl ,,,......,.,.,,...s
Nic'ih Oh
10 was because oi soine nlS.iA q
Hent between Dllar4 "H" i-"~1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
MAKES FLING AT
KING EMMANUEL
Just at the Time When It Was
Thought Roosevelt-Vatican In
cident Was Closed for Good,
Il Was Torn Open
Again.

pnTTF - SneriaI. - IN auiho-
- .sot,,,,,rnf fs,,rn the Vatican
-, 49, Widely circulated and
ff-.,,.zr,l
rr,s. most ardent supporters 81
a.. ,,.r,r,.,. 81. l,,r arf. iugori-ed az the
g5~- ,,bf-b tllas declare. the
T.tf,,n faees at kim Victor Eu1-
r,,-,,,,-I ~ ,,elf AS other rulers.
,rho nlau fht. entertainment Of
A. ssor.ea.-eff An F-urout. in the
--,r,r1cnr bv ne Vatican that it
ariT nof ,tl-, ar. Roosevelt fo
rrarl-ef fir gsort. with other more
80 fr-s RIVAL rcr-ona-cs nc win
h,a.r or haviue hunted in Europe
AFTER his African hunt"
~, rt.+ar,,..t arrr however. ccn-
grros Father Jansen. thus.
..--,,~ NOW F-nfrrr has hfrniy disc
,-,.,-,,-,s ia r-etrrr Trreeer's instia-
tt.a toward AIR. Roosevelt. as This uct
~ l-,. e.iFerri-- lends neoff to an in-
t,.-,.-,t.ffrr offensive 10 fnn Holy
r-,rne-- FATHER Jareenu acted through
fr. $500, f---,.,r-s ve.tnout amy au-
ti,o-izstfon fron anyone whatever"
Anciue"t Not N'''e-'
The publication OF the sfatcnef TX
has torn thc whole situation open
a-aru. when it WAS believed that the
incident woula Poe allowed GO le toF-
gotten
-rrnrrtcrs onf cren.a s or On.
-luron today rall.cl unatr .lrf iN
f .r.ctile coIors. E.tter feeling
| shown fn al references 20 tre a.'.-
Speculation rrrre. Hrst to trn If"
rr.t .| a sharp rDr.r .N tLr- I.D
f..If boot lh.s. SSH. n.r. GLOSS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
Indre and Chlef FIght.

ATLANTA. GA - Special. - judge
Nash Rr0vies. in ire CIV polio"
left HIS bench. pulled on his coat ans
engaged IA a fist hght With Chief Jonn
Jentzen, OF the sanitary corps. We'd
Resday morning. Both men were bruts-
"a considerably before they were sepa-
rated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

Your Nd in she paper Says you wa NJ
an experienced skirt nnfshtr.f said the
applicant 20 tha head on the ladies
tailorinsg firm.
yes. SIR. Are you the one7~
II certainly ara I've been riding In
f.~0Wdra street cars every night FOR
i've years st Louis star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

and dizzy spells. head
ache or lanruor. is In
deed q pity. Deans
kidney Pflls have
brought new life. health
and strength 20 thou
sands cf women afflicted
fn this way. Mrs. n
Wooiton. Filth ST. West
Point. VA. SAWS: ~ slf-
fered a great deal from
Kidney troubles for
many years. and MAS
unable to SEE relief
until K began takire
Deans Kidney Pills
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

Patience-It takes TWO 90 make a
quarrel YOU know.
Patrice-And yet have known
ouarrels 10 occur when two persons
have been made One.--N Onkers States
man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

Il don't see why ne needs so much
money. He has no family
"oh wen. ne has a sct ~ expensive
habits 20 support"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

-. a,ls.ns are some powers abroad
40 t5ze in European vaud-
Esviue
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
MYSTERIOUS AILMENTS.
Very often Arise from Siek. Weak
ened kidneys

Every woman has so m en- pain and
work. "a iife that amy needless daily
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

SIZE EF-Vrt1 --g .vas -ase.ved ir tns Uay
lr sheep and lambs today and Cr-Cus -
-Ia.~et rHu .1a.t- steady
Aside erru SLOW talr.rE -~ade iur'na
=-- weakness and parity 5y threatened
general strike OF packing house employees
The vaeE market -ag presented no very
sew features About a. -EH- .t E1e wees e
offerings show et Ep H1 Mcnda~ and ne
d. re tl trade NaE very dl4 aud The trend
did nor suffer w-rr Hf a decline but -la
.-E. mary ran Of Pal. rH medium grades
laG rr yield under learfsl pressure and
sr.a a. .1s Na. -r1r- a. I.-re 20 a quarter
.-s-r
s.s-a N-rGa. .ra supply ,as been IgaL
-r#-- strrK Isl u- eng eI-l ne better ln-
.l.r- ami a1e spread between NClled and
s-.r- mas marc Va1 -Cu-purd- as a result.
j. andy weight lambs weighing FROM To e
~ pounds are -s... taru-tres- Wtrn k-llerH
and heavy grades meeting win sharp dis
leeu .as.-E most rt he s.Iur- offerings ot
ragl .vaf-v with rrof N-oisd lamna SELL
.-E from e. = rr s. ~. According 90 WeIg-IL
--1sluE sales range from steady ro lhe
lower rhal a wees aEU w'-1 reGFT WOO. efi
and medium classes showing the fll de-
earrings On sale.
Current prices on snCrn iaz1bs ara Just
about &C less and prices ou snurn ahesp
around 70c less ruan vaTlnes on similar
quality 1f wooded shipments. The following 4
quotations. Apply % The latter ciaaH Ot
stock good 70 choice amos, - Asfs .ai
FAIR 70 good .amba s. AfG9 o. good ngnt
ysRrlings 81 -5dS -, Eood heavy yeaFlinsz.
s. las -. gn0E 10 choice Wetners, N-lha
GM- FAR 70 Encd wetn=ru :. 5ilz-. - good
70 choice ewes. E-&9AG; ta1r % guod
ewes. E-Ssg1m 60
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
TRAVEL


When the U-iun Pacific rugwav r.rHrv
penetrated the Ear western EFideruesH a
raumHu. name Unknown Dr. credited Nrr
ilsanIuH locomotive. re iIl E.s ru-r
Wei and shillLIilU. Tile luuu grlcHf ll.7-
FeJrled over The smck ksaIAcs ana The ~ 4
W arriur 1raceI himself tlr EHl terk tr
would euHue when the black munster
-1I 1led into the d-rch- Eur rHr -uEfna
went riEhr along and 81 did -he Indian
IL IN claimed u the original lTlu 1rfaerlut
rat when -ne aEHU vas -lua-lT removed
r-um rEe stack al thar ~Hrua -asf N the
1iE chief was a bir Uf iarksd beef
Perhaps me New Jersey boy Nlu .alFsas-ll
an aIrumuuiif the other faE had never
beard NJ NE unhappy Indian Tive ra-t
-Eat the .aa vas valkEd INTO lle car wneu
u e rope rlEureur1 may account FOR hlH
escape win merely a -erm ca the nearssI
hospital
And the lesson IH never iaHsu -hc un-
s-Ippzh hic. .---leveiand pain Dealer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
MRS. H. T. COLE ENTERTAINED
President sF state Federated Ctaba
Given WeIrame BY Women sf
Terumseh-

TECCIISEH. N-5- AprH 81, Special. -
President cf the state Federation "a
Women clubs Mrs. h F. Cole OF Omaha,
met with the Coy riu1 Of this city IN reg.
uiar session. al the home of M-s- DICK Mo
Lanana1, Thursday afternoon. Ms Cole
talked over tha coming meeting ~ ths
STATE Federation which IS 20 be held u
TINS cIry ia October.
IN ire evening the Acme and B0usluvsrs'
cluBs ned a reception IN honor OF Ara.
Cole AZ The home of Ms Joseph Glassou
and r1- affair." vas one n great pleasure.
A. -a.s meeting, as vel as The one u the
afternoon. matters " interest 10 me com
.ug stass meeting were discussed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Farm Lands
In Idaho
Tdahs-Continued.

Tou cant do better anywhere n this
country than you can in Idaho
CHEAP LAND. long -erms Of pay
msnt. rich soil. pleasant climate. and
all the necessary things 70 make a
Eaod home. THERE ARE GOOD
NEIGHBORs IN IDAHO. nest Of
them come from Nebraska, Kansas
and Iowa. WRITE TO Is AND We
WILL GIVE YOU THE NAME OF A
NEBRASKA. IOWA or KANSAS MAN
TO WRITE TO. He viii Tell you how
he likes the country
Write for cur monthly list Of prices
"A little Ieaisr that We issue for
LAND BUYERS who want definite IN
formation before they come out here.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

EDLDEEtzE. Neo-, A pril H =Deuial -
Tonight The lDca- h-En sCHooi athletes,
under thr direction OF Coach sVensou. we1t
On 90 Cambridge where -ney VIII eutsr taa
athletic meet r1 be- held there tumorruW.
The entries WI lEcIude reVr=senrztlVes 1c
the best hlgh schools IN western Nebraska-
Arapahus Anna Mnden. Cambridge OK
ford B-Ilkleuan. AfcCouk. Orleans. Beaver
ClU- Lebanon. H0iDruok- In addition % Jns
local rack team. E1ldrsge decided a
enter only az the last minute although
-le- aaTe ar no ume TINS spring paid any
a-tsurOu r1 track athletics. al interest De-
L-- re1-er-d ID base bal-
StaEaI ard TeEel N the dazhes Pei
a-d-r 20 the we-=h-s and Doie vault st=g-
al 10 -1a hurdles Rld-rr7r and Tezeu n
-le Iuups T.. compete lnder The -oiors u
-rH ucaI high -ClrUL
A--auEH Hmruls are being made in cam
bridge flr one 1f the largest crowds ~ M
history Gr the southwestern Sign school
Annette associa-inr meet and q uely one
s.E1-E If a mile track ar the city parz has
been finished tH lme flr the event
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

WHY REMAIN where me climatic con-
ditluua are 50 muCE against you. "a leu vall
can purchase the richest LaId a. luuesf
Prices IN Ele county IE MIEarae A ten
Acre faEu lera WLL net as uluun as LOB
acres 10 -1e north. LeilElrrL. climate no
druurhE cuuvs1l emf markets.. abundant
labor. good schools Goods shipped from
Llls county are a0il a. highest prices IN
larrraru markets establish a f-ffr and
vegetable arm here and lUcuu1s ludeneu
dent write for buokIeL J. " WHITE ren-
era. industrial aEenL =. A. l. EaIWar.
NirlIld. Va