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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Joker Suicides
Amusing Friends With Demonstra-
ton Of Hsngins-SIipped
and Did Hang.

BREWSTER. o.. July 19-Whue
amusing his friends on the steps OF
his boarding house last night. Earl
STOW. %, jokingly declared he would
show how man hangs himself He
slipped a towel around his neck and
threw the loose end over cornice.
but in doing so slipped. falling so that
he broke his neck and died instantly.
Stow, who was n brakeman on the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad was
engaged 20 be married He was to
have gone on an excursion 10 Cedar
Point today TO meet his sweetheart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
MAN SHOOTS WIFE
FOR A BURGLAR

KITTANNING. Pa. July ~.
Thinking his wife was a bur
glar. George Golden. a lead
ing merchant OF WEXFORD. ad-
joining kittanning. shot and
killed her during the night.
lie discovered his error when
upon rising TO look at the sup
posed thief. he stumbled over
the body OF his wife. He is
half crazed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
TRUST men FREE
No Prosecution Begun by Government
and Pomerene viii Push His
Prosecution.

WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator
Pomerene. OF Ohio. tomorrow will ask
the senate 10 dispose Immediately OF
his resolution. instructing the attorney
general 10 start criminal proceedings
against the officers OF the STANDARD
OH and Ameriacn Tobacco companies
He announced his intention in the sen
ate today. but many members are op-
posed 20 taking action of the proposed
nature. questioning the authority OF
the senate 10 instruct the attorney gen
eral 10 eXuct,ve matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
BANK CREDITORS
Will Hold First Meeting on Silver
Crash ~ Lisbon July 81.

WELLSVILLE. o.. July 19.-The
first meeting of creditors of the failed
Silver Banking Co here will be held
In Lisbon. July 81. according TO notices
sent to creditors today by refree In
bankruptcy Charles c. Connell OF Lis
bon.
\ trustee for the estate at the meet
ing. The bankrupt. Thomas Silver. sr..
will also be examined. over eight hun
dr"d creditors must have their claims
filed before July IS. The schedule OF
assets and liabilities Will be presented
To the refree at the first meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
new CHOLERA DEATH

NEW YORK. July 70 - Another
death from Asiatic cholera occurred sf
the Swinhurnc Island hospital station
~ tho New York quarantine station
To- Jay. The Victim was Giuseppe Pet
tinicchia. g. years Ola who arrived
here IN tho steamer MotIke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

special If-Tnto' o. Tho Iuto'liEencer
GRAFTON. W Va. July i9.-Chas
4 Moore. born IN Taylor county I'm
1877. and whose death occurred A. ReI.
ington Tuesday. was buried hero scr
vices were held this afternoon at tina
home ~ HE brother. Walter Moore
Tho deceased had been go ~ tubercu.
losis FOR some time and had spent a
long time in Colorado.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

Capt Edward James smith. mas
ter OF the new liner Olympic. big
gest afioat. has I'D seafaring life
for more than forty years. He has
spent thirty-seven years in the en-
ploy OF the White Star Line. and
las never had Oh accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
SEND TRUST MEN TO JAIL.
Amendment Proposed by caroIinan to
Trust Law.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July ia
bill amending the sherman antitrust
law 20 provide FOR the punishment or
N!olators OF the law by both fine and
imprisonment instead of by fine or
imprisonment as AT present. was in
Produced today by Representative
Small. Of North Carolina. The bill
makes convictions of corporations a
presumption az The guilt of their exec
utIyc officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Mars to Quit
May Never Go In Air Again. Express
sion Ct Birdman Leaving
Hospital.

ERIE. Pa. July 19.-Sore in body
and limping perceptibly. J. c. (Bud'
Mars. one time daring aviator. left the
hospital today, where he has been TO-
covering from injuries due TO q fall
with his biplane last Friday. Mars
said today he Will not attempt auojho-
flight for at least six months. and
may abandon aviation. He is con.
templating taking other trip around
the world. and says that II may Dee
years before he will be- seen in an
other aeroplane flight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

Arc your neiEhbore go-sipy %
% srd BILLINGS.
some ~ them must ho." answered
Cuttings. 'IudguE hv rho amount ~
Inflammation about them thar my vile
n ports 'o mo. Buffalo Express.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
ARSON TRUST
Sensational Charge 81 Crime Combine
Made by Illinois Fire
Marshal

CHICAGO. July 1s.-That there
exists gigantic. countrywide arson
trust. with headquarters In Kansas
city. md representative In nearly all
tho large cities. the members 81 which
make a business 81 setting fr. 10
buildings 20 enable the owners 20 col
lee large sums ~ Insurance. was tho
charge made to-day by g. J. povlr.
state FIRE marshal. IN an address no.
Tore the Chicago association ~ COM
mrrCe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

Even Il n man doesn't get busy ana
make love TO "a pretty girl the frs;
time they meet. she always suspects
tina; he would like TO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

right than be President soon acquires
a reputation OF being poor but homes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
3 DIE IN RUNAWAY
Three Other Seriously Hurt in Affair
Near TamapuA

TANAgIA PA. July 1q-Thrcs
persons are dead and three badly in
jurcd as o. result ~ a runaway acci-
don't one mile north 81 this place. to-
night The dead arc. Mrs Henry
Heron. charles Heron. Mrs John Re
malta The injured are. Leonard
Heron. Mrs Kate Heron. Mrs. VIII
lam Shultz.
Teacher Tommy. do you know How
Doth the Little Busy Bee
TONNE 80 7 only know he doth
Todays Magazine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
U. P. DETERMINED TO GET
STRIP or NORTH PLATTE
march stolen On Restae1ts aad Track
Ertsaded to within one Sleek
81 Mafn street

NORTH PLATTE Neh- March 7--lspe-
Gal e-saturdBy night TIE CuiOn FDctf'e
Etuas another march In laying a track upon
the disputsd strip IN this city About three
ysars aro ths Uuiun Pacific lad SIDE
track down Frout street as far a. the
I6dinrB humber yard. the wurk being dons
one Saturday night and Sunday morufnE
TTtrE track has been extended 70 Locust
street which is Hithil ore block q Dewey
sers=s. ths zzsz street. q the CITY.
This Indicated thai the Unticn Paste is
desermsnsd TO take possssEio1 Of the fun
strip q ground through the CITY 200 feet
vide sArh SIDE q the track although many
years EEo the road laid out the city and
dedicated this for q street
MEzy q the business places Of The C1ty
frunt On this street and Il II be taks1 By
the Cnion Pacific Il WIN force TIE closing
q shs doors thai face On the street A.
the doors og the Business bu8dinEs are sK-
sctly 40 feet frun the oenrsr line q ths
track
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Nebraska
Proceeds of Insurance
Policy Belongs
to Beneficiary
County Court 81 MIndsn Decides
Against Creditors Of Late d..
orviIle A Olsen

MrNuEN. Neh Msrch 60 S-'H--nLt- An
i-lpurrsnf 6ecisiun pas rerfered ~ Gerry
gudEe Ca-rfco Mc1dHF en- sn estate matter
uhich Is C fzr rsscht-r irururranus o. al
uhc carry 1ife inE1rarue fr Any fur-. In
ga-uarr. 1sUs D-. OrrEis A. Olsen ans vie
uers instantly kidd tn wreck -sar
Dotss-o sizing state q Colorado. leaving
q r1inor chBd uho survived with SOM m
,ur1es uhich uere not q q ps-maneut
nature
Dr. ols-n carried insurance In tive as
sHEsns1t companies the policies q which
we're mace payable 90 tis wife or rs
legal reprssHnra1lras TIE estate was 81
solvent and creditors ohjectsd % the final
report q ths aduutnistr1tur for the raAsc1
that he had Dot reported ths Troceecs
from Ire Poltciss a. assets q the estate
t-t turned then Over. OF vas ready 90 90
60 20 the Eusrdian q ths miner hslr-
County Judge CHrrtco hsld that shs
poli-isE could net Be- Euh5s1e5 e the paT-
inert uf 6ehts sEsinsf ssfs essate ana
Should Dot Be reported a. assets Credi-
tors co1reDdsd thaz the wife having dicd
FIRST the money became payable 70 tie
estate and vas subject 70 deh1s
L. G. PEulsun represents the creditors
and Hague q AndErhery the estate Cra6i-
tors gave notice q appeal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

A1AGA-goseph Snyder End Joe Alters
shilped i've cars q cattle and hogs 70
ulErks1 from rhis ErHriun sunday
BEATETCE-Nrs " T. Nile died yss-
rHrdaF m0rutnE 81 hsr bone A. Ells q
cancer. aEed 81 years. SIC leaves hE- kzs-
band and four ch1ldrsn-
WEST F-OTNT-A number q tEU1hHE q
farmers q eastern CuEing county VII re-
move 10 neW locations. some 20 Mtuneso+a-
but the mH30riry % ldhho
BEATE1CE-HeRFy J Brandt and Mss
EEEuis. Hsndr3cEE. both q Beatrice WeTe
ularrlcd b. Judge Wzldsu- They Ell make
their bone On q farm southNssl q town
WEST POINTS amuuut q nuneg
o. depusI IN ths lhrse hanks q Wesl
Pllui On MArch 2 tutEle1 - EIfs less
thHn ElbflAa Thts b TIE rec0-e for West
Point
kEAHN EH-FZzy F'r8c-or. son q q pom
lneEr rAnChUsn q near here Who vas al
rel1iuE Echg1I iu THIS CiIT. d5ed afleT Al
llDezs q less EhaD EaEk q unsu1-F1-Elts-
lie #as 1s F#~ "a Is father Lex =eE-
U-siR il q Lhe sz.Es disease
WEST POINT-C. c. E1ahl q Hou-sr has
lekaed the west haf q The lsrEe uNaTV
hErn q Een-g lckaUaU a. W-esI Puiut Tor
a p=Taud q t1reE years En1 las IsGEre5
here n TIE EElouotais business NE pres
EnI STAINS Hll BE renewed and me place
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Rev. James Smith
Ready for Trial
Former Head Of United Brethren
Hospital st Beatrice Makes State
msnf About SANDER Charges.

BEATRICE Neh-. March ESPECIAL ~
At ths thi-d quarterly conferenoe q the
United Brethren church AZ Blos Springs
yss1erdsF resolutions cu16eunilE the &C.
uun taken by Rev. James smith q
Beatrice against the board q directors q
the United Brethren hospital were passed
Rev M Ec51h has been cited 70 appear
as attendant IN 9 church trsal 70 be held
here soou IN answer 70 charges q SANDER
prsfs-rsd against him b RsT. J. r Mousr
q Lincoln. presiding elder. who is one q
the directors q the hospital board
IN reference 70 the resolutions psHsed b.
TIE church 81 Blue Springs M Smith
stated yesterday thAz ths acton va no
Surprise 10 hin i resolved Isz than San
Ter ny whole years lAbars ~ Blos spr1nEs
last year. be stated They s-s SIN owing
ne 81 for church 5anitor services and ]
drew On then last SATURDAY This has
probably i1oenssd them bit 81 EhuulE not
fer they knew that they eve me tins
money And should not tTT 70 Ehirk their
Christian duty q paying the Amount II
fun Tbs resolutions were. no doubt draw
b. Rev. Mr.. Mo1er OF Lancoln. who Il
ffEh1izg ne
4 could easily have escaped the trial
Rsr. Mr.. Smith suutizRed- thai ny enc
miss have planned In thslr eff0rt 10 have
ne thrown ont q ny paEturEts here But
Ehsn the Official board Of my church
showed a diEposiuon 70 ignore the charges
that Rev. MF. N0Rsr. Rev. Nr. Long. DE
Herpsrlsn md IA W I. JsEEson-osfher
d. Eeppsrlsn nor Mr. jackson Is q mem
Der Of CIR church-had bro1Eht against ne
requested ths rhurcn board 70 Ecosp;
these CHARGES and sIlow NY case 70 come
10 trial The people Of Beatrice Should
know how tbs so-esls6 United Brsthrsr
bospltal has been zaEnhnAEed. and that il
tusr the tnforznG25on PnrPoss giving ont
when the proper tine cunsE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Nespar1i..a Tiekrt "a K-arnry.

AEAhNEN, &eh-. March - SPECIAL l-
AT a mass nesting e ths electors q ne
cry oandidE1es en- ar indepenssuf rickst
Wsrs ensorssa fur the sprsnE sIezuo.
DsDa-rans ana rsu1tiaans i-tnes In ne
Eslerrun- WEich Was un4nlmous Thiz
heunn WAs taken by Lhe rWo parties r.
tcneslA-i 4 PusE-tls any aTrempr - Ws-s
An1 or1E o. aEain make the saloon cues
ua7 Ears'na-HI and % elect sllher a Eel
~ ~ mayo Ihass nominated are. John
" Faiiersan- t1r uagu-, George z Ford.
ou elsrk; ~ w. Barney CIV treasurer.
D. 81 a Hoover and Y. c. ChEss. nsm-
esrs q tire Board q Ed1earI1-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Poisoned Candy
Nearly Proves Fatal
Young WomEn Of Broken Bow IN
conscious fer Several Hours as
Result Of Eating Chocolates.

BROKEN BOW. Neh- March 7.-fsF'sCill
TELEGRAM miss Mia Painter. q Esll
known yong woman q tlaiE Elaos- vas &C
cidsu1Any Possessed YESTERDAY aftsrn pa,
pres uEnAhly By sErag some chooulEtes tlAt
had bss1 presented 70 her ths ulght he
fore Fer three hours Lass night Mss
Painter u-Hs uno0nsuiOuE and j. Uzs CEly
By the greatest ec1oTz that the attending
physician DT Talbor. suoceedsd n nssfor-
tnE her 20 run@c4suEnsEs she Is SIN IN
. preGarious ou8dl11un- bgt 1hs Doctor
tanks her ouf q danger TIE candies.
which have not yet bsen analysed we're
purchased a. local confsc10Oery store
Miss Painter l. about - years old and
a daughter q gOha G. Rzantsr. a soclAnsl5e
lsE6er.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Don't Rob Your
Scalp Of Hair Food
PROM tbe Halr Drsssens B0le1a


-Wbsnevsr the hair Is EEsned, the pre-
cess Of rinEiaE and drying - almost or
Tain 10 take from The scalp more Of the
Oh than il good rur tie hair The removal
o. TOO mach Oh leaves The scalp dry hnd
hard and the hair eu1. faded and brittle
Dry shEmpooing removes dusl and
dEndruff and excessive OIL bit does not
ROB the scalp q Ire qualities that en-
courage hair growth 4 snEmpoo powder
that IL Vsry hensEciRl 70 The hair Is maze
BY mixing q half pound q corn meal vita
four ounces q EEhOtone Sprinkle table
spoonful q this upon the head brush
through the hair iit brushes ont sEsllyb
and the Shampoo Is finished. and ths hair
beautifully lustToEs, light and fluffy.
AD0t0ns hAs 3 delicate perfume and 10
uagnes11ouAbly productive Of long. fine
ana SILKY ha1r.--Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
F--nhIfn suna.y sehsoI oOuv-ursSn-

Fr1na1fn E1naay SehsoI OonveHTfsn-
FRA1gTIIS. Nss. March T-gspe1aAl -
ne nnnuA1 cuursnti0n Of fhs Frsnklin
county Eunany Schools Vas bed here Sat
urdEy ana E1Bdag and WEE ere q The
most la-EslF Nttezds1 Sunday school con-
veutans ever hsld n TIE county. EVER
Bchou1 IN t.s uountv vas rspressufsd- Rev
LkuniDEss. ConErrENriu2Hl p4Etur from
EivertQR- hctes as Chairman Those Wbo
to0k pATz h the program we're p W
Echultis q Eldrsth. Rev ChEddsr q
E10ouinrtoa. Rev. ThrnckmorrUn q ID
land. Rsv. A p. EsWeu and Rev J. z
GIE1n q FrNaklin- Mrs. Maud PErrs-soa
e C4mptel End Mss n z Brown q the
state aEsectEfiaa. Offers elsctsd for ths
Rev year are PrsEtdsnt. H " Ware q
EDdreths nee president " C. Crippsa q
SHpunees aacrsrarg. p. W SHUTS q HI
crs-h; trsEEzrsE. A. = Bz1nsn q Frank-
Ens teacher lnzzHlnE depaEImsnt. Rev.
ThrockI9r-an q Upland. tntsrulsdlars-
Ma WcrlsT e Camphens bone. Mrs.
GsurEs Gale C FuEnkltn- Edult classes
Rev. LtEninEsr q Rlvsrtun. pastors. Rev
Gilptn q FrABkllns uisEi1lary. Clyas Cook
81 R-rsrton. te1lerEnce Mrs Maud P,a-.
tsraan q Ca-npaslls Visilzl1oz lIrs Il III
zan q ElooUtnElon-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

KEARNEE Neh-. Mzrgh --lsue-isl 49,
Farmers ana srouk ralssrs q Baff.lo
eouaig aFe sffsruEg en- crEauirarnru 20 a.
knoHn - ths Bzflzlo Coaurr AEriel-rr.-.l
En1 Ave s-eek assoaiauan and a rr-1ut,-
far Wn h. hel8 in lhe early auluru ~
ths aaaociatira. uhich va BE- assis1sa a.
ths Bufizle Ceuuty DrlVinr assoclzri.-
ArulnEsneu.H are nov beng mae fsr a.
Oar. ueash r. q - a reriral q L. "a
ega1ur Oar IN ~ its phases.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
ARMY AND NAVY TO
LINE UP IN TEXAS
rcunalassa sran FsrEt .PAesD

san Francisco. Cal. and Preside Of Man
rsrsv. Cal. and Fu-1 Mason. Cal
These troops VII be sent to Galveston.
Tex
Twelve companies OF coast artillery from
the vicinity q New York CITY
Twelve c0nTaniss Of coEst artillery frum
the vicinity Of Fur1 Monroe and tEelrs
companies from the guf coast
Call a. Answer TO Critics
In answer % charges that ths United states
army Is not prepared far actual warfare and
that il Is lacking tn every essential that goes
% make Up q defensive fierce, ths EsnerEl
staff ~ 6irec51u q the Prszidsnt. has
ordered a mEgniHusuI test q Lhe whole
machinery co1lroIanE the mobile army On
q scale greater Than ever before ATTEMPTED
IA time Of peace n this c0uuuy-
ReprodDci1g a. nearly Is possible var
o1Bdirians involving hsstltties IN advance
q 8 formal dsclsra1Ioa q EEr. he pres
idsut gave the word lEEt night ard within
q Few moments messages were flying al
over me country b. wire ordering The as
ssmhlEEs & 385a5 troops IN ne Department
q Texas TAis practically Is ons-fou-zh
q the entire army q the United States,
including those troops in the Philippines
and ether iusular psasssssionS-
F1eet Ordered 70 SsaeoAst.
NE navy Is 20 play its psTt and =
formidable fleet q ErnUred cruisers. sup
plsDeursd b. SUMMARIES necessary Ter the
successful rr1Ei1rsnEnce q q hostile nErAl
force On the GuEs1 q Al enemy El lAks
Ia place Of the Texas share Iins
These cruisers comprise ne present fifth
dIElslsa q he Atlantic feet nov AZ NeE
Eork AID Which E-s ready far sea Ths
diV1siun comprises the flagship Tennessee
MontEna- Nur1h Carolina and WEshtngt1n.
al psEsrfal sEmored cruisers q -s-555 tu1z
aisEiacsnenl, under command q EsEr Al
1iral sldnsE a stEuufun-
he m1-IETy force H1u establish rs bad
quarters a. san Antonio lndsF oonuEna
q MH3ur Gensra1 WlllEm Il Garter. A.
siztEur chief q staff assisted b. ssFera-
hrlEhdier gsnerals Wbo ELl comman8 ths
trlEadss into Whieh me grand diviElaa NJ
b. 6fridsd- These h-1EEdss EL bs placed
a. srrE1egic points throuEbOut TIE Dspart-
msnt q TeEEk- tnEl1diuE noI only ths
MsKiran border uoEns. 70 Whlah pE-uculEl
attention EIn Be gwen but Asa GzlFsstoz
and ths 0ther sea purrE-
Ilhs orders 80 Ear issued currs-rrlats ID.
ass EnuHuI 10 Genera CEr-er's ccmuEns
q Gftesn rsEimeuus q ilfEnrry i've q
cavalry and two oT thrss q neld artillery
in a6dition TIVE fan rsEtzs1ts q ouazt AZ
tmery Hiu - trznsfaTrnsd INTO lrfEurry-
uhi1h al bs q n0Vsl departure IN ullrary
prErtes- i Is ne ursEslou 10 have this
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Eszsay tos bod HuaoEs tsszi oohi1s SIMPLY
aAEEEFaEA. iEe-
deui,-R0o B1ks AID Hsrhss-kn0En % have en-
cay Pufying hiool and building Whols sysisu-
ThsFs sals 81 Hood's sGrA1EiA God"
sSaa Ca HoOd ss0aHy sua SAsd sAzs-aabs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

HASTINGS Net- Marc -ssu-eial TsT-
esHerl-l-Ihs HASTINGS Boaus q Esuaariou
-Ast H-shf tocE an iufcrulzl hauot fsr s-r..--
lnieslaenf 90 Hchuuls anE dsrtseE a. harlsr
formally - Nzrrh ll I,s ruts va 4 a
-hq-nfs1n, rts Fneaert saEs-1utenseur. u
~ A.slsf feru- D Ez-Frlz1ral Csa-
80 4 Fszz;s.l BAR.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
FRIEND WINS IN DEBATE


FRIEND. Web. March z.-[spscial -
Fr1ene won the 6shEts last night from
Fat--unt By unAnfznOus decision TIE
sudrss were Pvaf Stephens q the State
u-riFersity. PREF Wen6lsn q Cay Cen1eg.
ana Rev. Dr. Fz3rGeld- Ek1s Pruf SIN
ons q Frasnd PRESIDED win Miss Axtsl q
Faar-auut ma Miss shsr6szaa a Friend
arted a. tine kseperA
he Eutruunt team vas composed q
Hslan MHlg. DihsI smifh. Ray NearoW
End Ruth Wa1sou. altsrzEzss With rrof
oEorton ana Miss Axteu a. neachsTs- Tbs
Fgssnd te4m Was euEpussd q Cisrsncs
Kslsas Nslis aEEphy. Ethsl Rohrsr End
LslEss chanpa Alternate. with AEisz
Conptsn g noRzh-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Nebraska
STRAIGHT ISSUE DEMANDED
BaEinsu Ne nof lincoln Appear
Before the Excise Board
LINES LAID FOR TIE CARAIGx
BrandinE Provisiuns 81 Fure Food
LIZ BeinE Testea Before Ne
hruska Supreme Csurt ~
Frumfnent Lawyer


LINCOLN Marc 7--Speclal Dr. FlsIlrs-
sr-ta-ivsE q ire BuenHss Mems aEsocia-
tfr- -sl ufth ths excise board TO-DAY a.
rr-- asking thB1 a. the cuuirE elecuo1
u-fr enc u-uur uussticr he E-hulitte1 20
TIE people ana that they BE- Allowed 90
vote urcn she business uleu's rrup-,sir-1'-l
turrrv-ffrs salurrs ard 1pso hceuse Zee
ne tur-ess -,er desire thst the Q1es-
riur - rf--rlifee uhsn Eab--it-et aid Ar
rues 60 ths Board th-uurh TIE Business
-De--s co-wif-ea 7 ucFie. guhE J.
I.ssusst ana n e Guoch- that ere sut-
r7isssor q the u-s r-cposuon Ehich the
people coait Huospt or rs5s-t a. 3 stood
r-urls met sf-urefv ne matter for vutsrE-
ne s-aa-s has made 10 6selEur. bit seems
tnerinsa 20 fHvu- the EuEEsEuua- TIE
e,uru.zs rer's courntttee VII meet to-
r4rh4 an choose r.s-ua1sut hsA6qzar1srs
and q MANAGE
Pare Fooa Laws Criticised
TIE cases q the state against Frsarsch
t--ofhsrs gauob LzchtsuEtsiEer. Oman J.
king Ezrrun 7 PaEe and Lev AEnsw
1rser ire purs feed laws have been Begun
Ir TIE supreme court- WITH JOAN l. Web
rter srpssrluE fer the Defendants ana Al
ru-rrr Gere~nI Martin. an5 hls assistants
Arrss and Martin. for -hs state Ths D.
fenss offsrs5 In TIE case q TIE last three
rames dsfs1EE1tE. who are accused -
selling uueeda hsruit Ia unbranded pack
arss Vas that the pure food laws ia such
a case are interferinE with ir1erstAts con-
nerve ana are therefore vuad- The stats
REPLIED that the acts Considered under ths
food laws are trausar1ons within ths
boundaries q the state
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in bottles OF and atlsr March s1h Also
lutely the only genuine Bock Beer brsWsd
In Omaha Panty trade supplied by M.
Wa J. Boskhuff. RstAl DeEJer. Phones
Douglas Us. InA AHA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

By that great health tonic Electric B1ttsrs.
Is the e1riehmsut q poor, thin blood and
srreng1hsns the weak soc For sale hy
Beaten Drug CO.
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Blood Humors

Il IL important that you should noW rid your
blood Of those impure poisonous, effete matters
that have accumulated In II during the winter.
The secret Of the unequaIOd
and really wonderful success Of
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TrooD. from Fort sneIIinE.
Orders ~ Fort meade.

STURGIs, S. D. March 7-lSpecial Tele-
Eran)-OrdsrE have been received Al Furr
Msads for Troops A and u q the Fuur1h
CsralTT, Eun platoon and ba1d- also ths
wagon train 10 prepare 70 move 10 z Psso.
Texas. 10 JON other troops q the sane
regiment there II IS expected Lhsy VIII
leave here some tine touorrow- IL VII
require thirty cars for thsir r-E1spor1H-
tim
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beds
Of
y, unques ionable durability andm moderate