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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03
General Delivery Window at Post
office to be Closed on Sunday.

Beginning with Sunday, March 5th,
the general delivery as well as the
carrier windows at the post Office will
remain closed. More than $500 patrons
of the Office voted for the closing of the
carrier windows, while but seven voted
to have them opened. In view of the
fact that rarely to exceed fifteen persons
call at the general delivery window for
mail, and frequently the number does
not reach half that, it has been decided
to close this window, thus reducing the
Sunday work by the clerks to the dis.
tributing of the incoming morning mail,
the distribution Of the same to the lock
boxes. the delivery of specials, and the
dispatching of out going mails. The
lobby of the Office will be open from 8
a. m. to 8 p. m.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03
Judge Miner Re-Nominated.

The result of the primary on Wed
nesday shows almost unanimous vote
for the denomination of Hon. Seldom s.
Miner as the Republican candidate for
Circuit Judge in the Shiawaccee 1dv'
ingston circuit L. e. Hewlett Of
Howell. is undoubtedly the Democrat
nominee but it is not believed no win
accept.
d. M. Christian had several votes ~
Prohibition candidate.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03

WANTED-Reliable. energetic man
to sell Lubricating oils, greases and
paints in shiawassee and adjacent coun.
ties. Salary or commission.
STETsoN OIL Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03
Commandery In spoction.

Owosso Commandery No. 40, knights
lTemplar will be inspected Friday,
March 10, by the R. E. Grand Com.
mander, Chas. q. Graham. Eminent
Commander A. M. Hume will be able
to show fine lineup with a good in
crease in membership and the command.
cry in excellent condition in every way.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03
Population of the County

The census bureau has at last an
nounced the population of Shiawassee
county by townships, cities and vii
lagos, the total figures 33,246 having
been announced some time ago. The
population accredited to the several
townships, and the population of ten
non rn a oro 10 criuo,, haramifh.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03
Mems Club Officers

The annual election of officers of the
Mems club of the Episcopal church
Friday night resulted as follows:
President-Edwin Brewster.
Vice President-Ami Nelson.
Secretsry-Gus Ostertag.
Treasurer-Vernon E'ulmer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Grove leave Satur-
day for visit In Chicago with MIR. and
Mrs. Bert Grove. Mrs. Grove will re-
main several weeks.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03

It will be seen That all but three Of the
townships show fewer inhabitants now
than ten years ago, the exceptions
being Caledonia which gained 81. Owos-
80 55, Perry 10 Villages show gal ms:
Bancroft, Is. Durand, 18i, Lsingsburg,
ID, Perry, 20; losses, Byron, g. Morrice,
9. Vernon, 101 Owosso city gained
943, while Oorunna lost 1876. The total
loss in population for the county 10 620.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03

Hugh M. Miller has been confined to
fhe house this week with mumps.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-03

w. Il. Halstead is reported much i'm.
proved to-day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Cotton Crop Win
Be Largest Ever
Acreage EAE Increased and oTtlook
far Yield Is Goed-Priees LgEsr N
Nsv York En6 New Orleans

WGsHCSGTOS. June 2-Prsssut insiuA-
riuns point 70 this years eCr-u1 r-uP a.
rhs iA-Esst rhs u0uurTy erer hEs prod1csd
According 70 E1rsrZms-l sEpsTrz- The
cruR III be greater by Ebou1 2.5Ba 8aB bales
thE1 Lhs average and larger ~ nearly
az 90 bales thar rhs hiEEss1 crop The coua-
ny ever rBised-rhN1 q 1s5s Ths rrE-irrru-u
IN Lssz vas z. 5E enc bales
The ErsR planted ID curruu ms
year IN he Ent1e6 States. as ssri-nured
By rhs crop Reporting hoard u
the Department q AE-1culr-r- in
ne FIRST urup -sparT q rbe season a
about Hz7 per cen u rhs area plated
lEs1 veE- ~ G4Bez On acres tnrtaeinE mag
E1rsa1y E1Ez1e6 and sZpecec 10 bs
planted THIS IL A. Increase q - per
oer1, ~ l5S6.B@ acres as compared u-t-s
4@lA.hot 0crsA ne revised estimate a.
last year piHnrsd area
Ihs c1ndlruu q the grgN1nE I'm IN
May = WEs E.E Per csu- q a Ho-u.EI coz
d11lo1 a. compared W1-h A-2 per csur maj
Gay last year and sss ne ian year ErsraE,
II hat cate
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
JEFFERSON PIONEER IS DEAD
So--Ph Su-~Hrt 81 S1e-le CRY Passes
AwaF-N~-s N8-e- from
Fnfrhurr

FAIE-ECET- June E-ISpHc5sL - 1Ez--
stsWarL . uHl-Enrvu --lIzsr living uea-
S-seie CT n this cuu-rr- cred ms weak
a ms bone and -hs fEneF-al services were
bed ~ the Ms-bpdiE1 Episcopal church 81
steele CRY. NJ E-HvH-1 was born Fsh-1-
A-T Z -kss Es vas married ID Mss E---a
FE-Es q Ashland Eeh- il zEE and was
the 1Arhe- q thirteen Children rwo Bows
and eiFu41 girls Re IL survived ~ a
W1ouw. two su1E and ssrsr 5aaEh-s-E. Hs
WIS vel kn1wn Al ever lis county.
Cards have besn Issued fu- rhs anu-aarh-
ing marriage q EE--y Messenger q ms
cry 70 Miss Else Jacobs q L'avkir- Wsh
The Wedding VI occEr ~ TIE tfias hama
II LHTEt1 and q number q p-szu-risl psr-
neE are beng given IN her honor Bon
q rhs parties are vel known 70 FHt--bu--y
SsvsrE new Passenger trains WI ,.
placed ID service Oh q FH1rsu--y u Sun
Gay June There VII be q new passenger
C-Ht1 ieHrtuE Fz-rhury N 5 e. r for s.
Joseph No. and rHru-u-nE 81 D. 2 II 4
local passenger train VII also he uiRce6 IN
service between BeBerI1s kan. and PhE-
EElEuurE kan Tran NJ = VII be *
tended fru-n Lincoln Ene NJ x VI r
through FEirbu-T n g-N u II Tran Ma
4 ras fast sEEt-buuDd rh-uuEn -,Esssnrsr.
VIE E--1rs 1run Denver twenty r-suu-ss
earlier
Fred L Waterman. chist clerk u ne
diF1Eiuu sure-trrendsrt q rhs Rock Island
has resigned RS position u accspr the
= E-T1--1assts-snip n M Rock Island yards
n Belsv1le. EEa G Il Buchanan. r1ra-
rHss secrerAry 10 the Division szpe-1u1sud-
ext has beer promoted ID NE cnaer clerk
EE2-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
SIX MACHINES CONSOLIDATE
Han P4sB'H- CSlHm htsn- SserIinE and
nr-e others Merged late BiE
Corporation

NEW TOZE June 2-Aun1uncsnsut
WAS made TODAY q 4 consolidation q mag
anne interests II which SIX publications
would be h-naEE1 under ans control
known as -hs C1luuH1En-SusrfiuE cun-
1Any. The consolidated magazines are
EEEEr11'E NAEEzt1s- ColunsiEn AAEz-
zDe. Home NkEzEsos. Stirring MEEEzios,
Cr1Fs Farm Esr1sv and -hs American
Wu-uEz'S Rsrisw-
Frank Orr uf IN. western Magazine
PUhEsAtng rnnpEnr viii head the Ihs new
euZpEuy which WIS Incorporated roGzy
.ur - aR en- Ben EE--roz WI currtnzs
RE e6tnu- % EAruvuuu'E
While he TE-ions mAEHznes retain rhat-
separate idsr1ry, ths main r1s-uU1ErrErtng
q the consolidation WI be d1Ds Al 81
LOUIS
AIbsT1 Els-y Be-gh- managing edtror q
rhs Cn}urnhiEn MEEEztns WI assume CT
Ties n thai cnA-HrrH- On Al the uEEB-
ZINES REy Long ASSOCIATE edr-ur q.
EEEIEnun's becomes sdt1uriAl execE-rs
n he Associated mzEEztnzs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Lincoln Asks Taft
to Visit City in Fall
GoFsrncr Al6rich Extends Invitation
q BehAE q C1unsruiL
Cllh and CRY.

-LNCLLN. gune - spsc1s- Pc -i-u--nE
AZ tEvEHuul Vlre6 hT ne lsczl Cu--1a--
-lE- -llt 10 E-es1dsu- -Esr 70 me NE IBIS
cry n rs PROPOSED weszs-1 r-1p nsE1 5H-L
TIE 111-vtuE MESSAGE vas ss-t 70 ne
Da1u1 eEe--Er- hT CScrs-1ur AI5-i-h-
Eu-- william Z Tar Pres 5srr q m
-Ellec srE-sE - EsE-rrru-- 2 C--r tse-
RAJ q -1s stare q Nea~-Ekz 4 tut-
1eET--T II -ne rrrI-sri11 - TIE LEn-c Il
4 -'-Tl-nssr-IE4 Glib 10 lulluGe Lhs c,-r n-
IT'D uEE1 "a HE.-T RI A ALLHITE
G4Crs-nur = NH1-Eska-
WASt5LN GTOE. June AZ t-r1-zrig-
10 T1si1 Liocol-. Nsh- sKrsnded y GOV
s-nu- AlE-uh and Charles N Bran
urulhs- q william : B-yH1 nasx1 ss-us1-
Der vas rEkHn -nds- Rsv1ssns-t n P-ssi-
d=-1 Ta& TODAY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
HIMEkEAL


MTTCEELL D June 2-ls7@ziA-l-
Miss OHRs Raensrad and Esary d ThsuB-
s0E Wsrs united n marriage ms url-n-
M a. -AG-sslzn ~ rhs Pastor q Lh= NsLh-
edLsr uhuch 81 FETWsz- Ara Lhs we'd
6tzE TIE young Eaapls drove - me bone
and wedding 6nnsr EEz served 70 q IE-EH
uu1bsr a frlsnds n rhs v1cntry q Par
vel ne h-1ds - EzduEzs u la
k1rA WsslssEn University. And has beer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Nebraska
HUSEEETIER Turns OYER FEE
EHTB n % State What ses-ss-s Paw,
fer oOPy e Rscor5k.
JUDGE ErIoS FILES Fuz YLACE
Nt - suFr-@- jade. Wh.-. Ter
N EHFir- Thts lear - Get
late RA-- fvr R~u.ms-


i>-N--N- JDs -srss-sHL Ca n
Hi'e---'iE nay cu-e and 20 IL rns -o--vs q.
clA-l-El7iE E-a-s 49, is-rncious az - IN.
IN EU'e n M kis-o-T q thur ssua---
nm = = sad. BE- 1hHrs . Essz n th- heas
Nn1 las rE-u-uHe 70 rhH E-H1s q q -nq--H h
- Vtlrh tns Slan1a-s On cu-us-r Is IL
ne naflt e pHTt-.E for q -u-r q ras -rf5cs
Eeclr1a Lhs Trsss-r 1n---e.a-1 q N.
1---oe @l--EZ HzsauHr-H-- wh- Is Ais
II lna-l-1ian q ths rHTunl1z- s1Hrs cu--
mice ~ MS -sDu-1 makes a rs-u-r q -
1i-'osy % lbs E-E1s Ei1-E u--h other -nunrvs
o1lec'lsa y EiE dspsrrrosr-- zsse--t-r -hs-
II beings - NH--uEt-a and rass-s-r IRE s--rls
- tc ne s-z-s trsnsu-H-
The uc1ios has bea- IL rhe hatf- a SAL
~ LIS cupy a rns rnorrns BUSINESS
WErh shONs whs-s "A u-hs- co-psrs-r
cl,l-7'srleE hare MADE SAFES 5u---r rhs
1l-nlh Ene ASP ne H-1-r- disposed q
TIA q curse. is a sls-tnc1 Hld 10 -hs hdr
cIluusrnE. Tor rhHv are thereby enabled "a
Ees a. 1ast UhHz p1--1E rnsv r-usr ra.s-
cssr1E's1-u- and t1 vhEt towns rrs- ~
s-hls lhET az iBHlnE on ur business. Fu-
ttlH tneF arr said 10 BE- more thar E-TII1rr
10 culEh - nanny 20 1hs tine q q
M EusenHr1s-E reQarr iE Es foluvs f---
ne uuu1h q MAJ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
WHAT STATE DOES FOR PEOPLE
FRrtE About Three State Institutions
for UufurtunEts.
COMPARISON MADE OF TEE COST
Omaha SehSSI fer Deaf. OrThspe68e
Hospital and Mufera IndEsz-1al
Home Each Aid in ON



LINCOLN. June 2-tSpec4E1 p-Rspor-E u
rh-Ss cnA-frAhls tzs-Err10ns u ne state
show that 4 6kET average 81 1frry-rvo DE-
pendent CRIPPLED Children are being treated
al ths state orrhupsoar h1spa-Rl ~ Lincoln
During The lEst twD years according 10 the
hasrEnaAl rsPOrr. N were rsrered. twenty
sersn were pErolsd - were discharged Or
Cred and sixrE-fh-se we're N the haEufrzl
~ TIE end q Lhe bisnu-tzn- The cost 70
the STATE Is about S1a-BR q TsH-
Tbs Oh1ec- g = PROVIDE F-u7s- surgical
Treatment e1r dst1-nsd Children many u
Wh1n hErs bone and MP Diseases A
humber hEr1nE club 1ss- hErs bssz si4hs-
cured ~ much EzprUvs6- Ozbsrs have
been upsrE1sd on FIR hare Ii. curTB1Ez-s
- rhs spine and ne IKE A school Is
Ea.tutHoed. industrial esucEriar being en-
uhEEizBd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
BANKER IS SENT TO JAIL
Cashier nj SPrfAEfSeA&- Me- Refuses
70 OPen D~P9Ss1 Bsoks 80
Tax Ramrd

sFEISGFIELD. M. Juzs 2-Fa1owznE
ms refusal 70 Elrs tl1u-nE1i1u rsEzra-ng
lae Cash balances q certain dspasi-u-E On
June Z lmn W 2. SEzfard- cashier q -.
holEnd bEnEiuE cuEpGuF was ordered
ca1zl1r1ed n ne custody = ne shs-irf
~ ne CUuury Board q EauEEzE1i8- here
to-day He UEs bed 70 as II suz1szust q
rns bad
TIE u-dsr = tbs hoard was rnHr Re be
Espl ~ JEl uurl ne vas Wiling 70 EzFWer
gusEuuls EsEsd htm- he E1nE q 4 VIZ
or naosls corpus FrsrsE-sd ne urdHr 1ruU
beng Carried 0uL The b0ErL ua5nu-usE
NH June :. and ~ uhar tine ne case vi
have beer tested IL ceurI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

LENNTILLE Ia June G-CspeciBl "A
hol On us 1Rcs proved 1ErE ID Tracy
Jones, aged L ne suz q M and Nj
7 7 jones When the bul became n
tecusd blood puisuutnE Developed 80 rzp-
idly Tat Il could o01 be Stopped he lied
lEs1 night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
DEATH RECORD


TABOR IA June - Special ,-5e1-Es
Nur1un EIils who WIS president n Tabor
college 1u- EbuU1 five yHE-s. 1sa2-g-. die5
SErurdEy, NAY ZIh II ms home n BsreR.
Ky whsrs he held ne char q LAIN IN
BsrsR college, and wh8 Was RcrinE pres
ds11 q thai zsu1U-Ul TIE year IhE1
President Frost WIS IN the continent The
remains were taken u his old hone a.
Clltvsr Me- WHERE rhs tuns-El Was hsI6
Mun6ET. Deceased Is survived ~ MS
widow. Two sons and rw1 6EEEE-srE Ia
Dor college VII hold a zle-ar1zl service L
cnr-nac-lnn VIZ rn---anne-r-- W-aE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

teaching II me Hanson comfy schools
for several ysE-s- M Thu--7s11 Is q
pruz11au- farmer II Hanson COUNTY. and
hEs ne -HpuzAri1n q being me best corr
grover Il lhiE state. having VIZ the grand
crE-Tduush-p prize N the STATE cu-n show
q 1s1B for lns bes1 corn and WIZ rhs
svesps-aEes prize IL IN 81 sagw for Ehs
besI blshel q cu-z n rhs STATE They WI
reside IN 4 1E-- nsE- FNEl1ul
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Nebraska

ususut n6s-ssE. s--1sE -,Sst-uskH'H BsE
F-utu----a-H and B-rs- Tzhuss -s-stri-E
a-Ei--as uH-s WissEs CH--u-L Hazsl E-t
Ma EUH-s- PE-1sr-lH- Tnu-n6-ks
H--z. Eu-rr-- Yes LORD NssE-s Eeess.
s-Fu-A-r Hne Pea ms Is rhs IEEr vss-
f1- s-1s---r- sndH-- A C-hEs. IN. VI gre
- 1shcE-E ard uu-sus puE-E-Hcuu-s
Uu-k az ths E-E1s u-livs-si-v
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

Al ozT Satin suits End White
Serge Suits, also White E1e
Cream Serge SUITS with hlRck
stripes VII Re tDcln5ed IN our
wonderful sale Of any suit IN ths
house for s1BT5 and S15-7s-
Do not miss Tins sale see Ac page
1B-
oRKTN-s DOUGLAS ST. STORE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

sioux PALS E D. Juns 2-isDecizID
As resulI q parking - I've Eirs fur
ne purpose q thrsEiag n Oh q his Ezv.
FrEnk MElEbA 4 GEsEurF c0unry hone
s-sEdsr, WIS seriously burned And nArrrEly
sEuEP@d E-1h Ms liz ~ wire 7seluaEss
o Al elecr-ac power plat bur a ne n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

Mrs CErh-1aA David wife q Jacob
DEr1d 4 pens1ne- u the Cuiu1 PEcifir
5ied II her h1ras. Z1s DswsF avenue. I'm
dav noon n 12sg Mrs DAVID cane 70
CgmEnn n 1AS En5 WIS @ years Old Sas
il survived ~ Der husband and seven
chl6rsn- M. Il T Powers q AiEutrn,
ca MrE ADsz Bo,-Z n. WZl1s- AEsc1
and Miss E-n1z UsT11 al y C,mnhz- and
: " EuE and A p DEr1d- ne funeral
vi be bsid Sunday afternoon ~ 3 O'Clock
t-un the family resistance w5-h tzrsrneu1
Il Pr1Epsc1 HI sernc-Hy-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
sEIserr,. Bedr or-.ar-a

LONDON Juns 2--hs body q Sir VII
Am : ca herl- ne uureG English 6rzDariE
REIhur WIS crsmR1ec today An persuns
prortoeu1 n LhsErrlcs1 circles here Al
tended Lhs Subsequent burial q tns ashes
81 SrE1lurs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
TAFT CANNOT WSIT IOWA NOW
PrestSent make 80 Arrange Schedulr
80 ~ 10 MAKE Trip 70
WHferIoa-

WASHINGTON. June 2-P7ssiosu1 TAti
VII nv he Rsls 10 arrange MS railroad
schedule 50 as 70 make ths proposed urtE
from ChiraEB ID Waterloo. Ia Il was al
n0unced to-day
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

twenty-five years EEa M state opened
~ M498rd = h1ns 1a- u1-f1rru-lE1s girls.
and during rnH1 me ever siE1ry have
soaEh- rs s6zl1er- me majority q rhsss
Ere between rU@lrs ElE eighteen Years A
few are - uie lnIrTF and Lhtrrl--cIvs
yeG-s. nuI these are po1r. fe=his5G minded
c-sErur=E ThiE b nur s--1crE 3 h1ns
tur ealHz WuusZ- BIZ gives prutscrun 70
E1y Er wa Is not EsErlnE prul,er home
rrsErnsur and VIA - n danger q basng
ed EsuEy- Wien rzBdy ID leave a homs
b. provided vel q WErdurbe- As
q r11s The girls make good recaraE Efrsr
isnr1ng ne huEoa- ThEg are rEuEh- Ese-
IN ocruEEriuns and Er1en6 scn1al aErs--
Moons F11ry-rWo we're n the huue AZ rhs
lEEl report Ths state eEpandE Eb0uf 81 a9l
3 year o. me- tElEu1rur1aE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

srErr ths TN Current di5 nut chance 10 be
turned On ER6 MEIsaa touched the VIE
8 few u1lruras later hs vould have been
insanity Killed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

BEATRICE Nsh- June - SPECIAL -
Mrs CE-s-ila Anderson q FSlisT Gled
here yesterday. she vas bu-1 II DaEmE-E
IN 1sA and hEd resided here 1ur A1O--
rEsary-e1vS EszrE- SIC e survived By hsr
husband and uns GHuEhuHr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

AT the Omaha School 1n- the Deaf. du--
Dg rhs lRst two FsE-s IN pEzTs were en-
rolled Al present utnsrv-10Ur boys ans
signry-9Uur E-lE-I7E N Rl-Ers n at
TENDANCE One hundred and twelve pupils
have been enrolled since The founding q
rhs INSERTION and siEHry-siEh1 q ms
uEDber hare grEdGErs5- TusnrT-uns were
DEzss- As reported bT parents. ~ were
born deal brain fever caused deafness n
tarry-f1ur cEzEr--h- fourteen d1phrha-iA
twelve tzflEumEriua q ear, rht-ry-rvo.
IA grippe, Utneuss1s measles. rhETy-rW8.
scEriHt fever. Eiussn- SPINAL msu1nE1rik
s-gtry--tns- typhoid. Esvau1ssn- Ehsop-
ING cough rTsury-rnrs~. cold -htrreen-
Signs are not taught ur Used except ID
4 knitted degree n advanced Classes "
cry ch1Id is gwen Al opportunity 10 learn
szssch and Hp-rsaztng- Ind usrriAl train
ng Is q string part q The e5a1Er1unzz
system
TIE cost u rhs state Is Ebou1 szs saS a
rear
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

LEhr1lnE which EIrnzk the hErn isEf nigh
The iosE Is S-5BB, insurance s2RgB-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

E-ss-uusss- s5Bs North -tt--ry-rirrh Street
frame hA-l S25Gl- VI SakEluwelskr. -
south Thirty -rttrh sgp- ] MeHuk -
Sou1h T7nt-rv-111h street E5sfriun San
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Hali-Hiruts Store Talk

A -r- Vas - -hs g--e- eHr We
Sac - hEd flLy maze ~ rs hind
nat u uEE g Taller F-u-s fur kl--
Sc hH1 r-Hisd fur -sE-s a. u-s % rrs
TI-r'- -nsrr s---ss hIr - sHle thsF
us-s nsVg- E1is -c r-u-,s-lv - IN
VIA EE- Re mentioned iz a.
11-us u1s svH-IrE and rts VIE -
riEec hl- &C. rrv k-r-S s-nnsul- u
- w.-ods-ful new E--vLuE wife
can halp q feIrv cat - - c1--nss
--cu tiss. -ris es1cw Et1-r have O.
pay q LELlu- an sr1-s LArf pr1ce--rls
VIE rut k.- In ruucr v--h q s-u-s
thai cuul5 - t1n wan a SERVING A.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

-AA1- - La-LLEL 2 GI~tf4--T. ET-eaE
al JutEe On M E-A1s supreme bench II
Ihs rirSt = the three Members q he eou--
h1-s terms VII sxpl-= TINS ysz-. 70 -
t-sOss, that h8s name bs placed M me zr1-
mary tz1ur as q candidate for rs-elac-iu-
Els g,e1tu1n. ffleS w11a 1hs SECRETARY q
E-E1s- Is signed ~ rwsurv-slEnc electors
a. q MS b1r1e 1uv--
J z. Ml1er q rhis CRY 4 wei l-rou-r
LAnculn business rnEu and rrr-1ins-r demo
c-H- hEE flied n psziriu- asking that his
name bs TlAnsd on TIE democratic rlcksz As
q canadians far his ra-ry's nomination Tor
rsEHut q the STATE University Els 71srl-
I1n Is hsA5e5 hF Charles W. E-vzr- c. Fl
EuaEs ? s Alien and utnsr wen Inguu
SanoczHzs
HBte1 An Sheraefs Hanaa
The Royal b1cs8 - tins cry has ben
placed n the hands q Sherry EuaE4Ead
s-ho has taken charge q the plHcs On -
T,isvtn papers issued On m psuria- q
ne RuyH1 E0nsl c1=pEzv. OE1a-s EEzznsf
M and Mrs Len Muusun. rhs present
proTr3er1-s q 1hs cunoe-n- Severn a-ss-us
Incurred ny the Muusuns II The tina ne
place Was opened by ths12 and an Er-szr-
REe n rent II IL SAID prszi1tzsrsa hr-1or
n the zAz1sr
Muas0n- VIA EB-e last week pleased
gunry IN the federal ruz-1 - selling Bzuur
E1rh0uz n E1rs-uznsur License. z1l leave
hsrs SazEraag 1ur Frs3aul where he wzu
bsg1z ssrz71g a tzirtT-dzT tern u xA5-s
he was seursnced ~ judge Nungs-.
Wh-~se- Win TAzA&-
Prank Wheele-. fur R-buu regzasfrian
1nr hs rsrurz 10 Kansas 1ur altered CON
T1r1rT IN two ur rhres bank rubssr1sE 81
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k-F-
IhE1 be It'd no1 fr-s.nd % nEht- As b had
@rsz 6eaded- whsslsr and CTpuun-u- Il
ouuaEuiun- Nho are SAID 70 hare worked
ruEsths-. went 70 MBryr1ls. whs7s thsv
are 70 bs bad tu- TIE robbery q a bark
rnare- Later they va be taken I. Han
UEsr, where they are alleged 70 have
robbed rhs Tan hsrk
&EE1 AEMazEr MeBra<m
Tr1A1 was beEun n district nuu-1 4sazr
~ ire G.Rae sEh q Victor H T,e Br1-
EEztEE- Jasper l. McBr1sn and the IA
U1o4l Surety GuUaEuy ne latter having
Been on AcEr1sn's hu16 Whsz the lEr1si
Was state EuTssr1uren6sur D,s Rair Il 4
Ecsool Teacher and curing -ha vsr- Isr
wAE employed AZ ME-aock Cass cuuurv
The Eupe-in1sndsn1 q thEr egurrv -
siE1ee and n - alleged rhE1 De Balr ans
RDs1L Ths latter beng stare Eur,erfr-
tsnasr1, Eur trro oar--ursrxv urs- rbt
EFpoturnsn1 q 4 mar 70 II the rheaarv
thiE di1nru1ry fu-ristzlnE TIE rorrs In
rhs attacks the state su1ssr1u-sn5en1 Il A.
1sEsd 70 have la1sr made uE,on De Bult
David cry HAa Bead. - S-u-
state Senator c NJ SRles. CRY Arror,sy
a DAVID Csry. called Al the STATE house
k-hE 1arsnn0n N uf.sr 70 The STATE Szn o.
= water binds ru-r6 II the people a.
avid C1y. ne baoss 1lvs1hsr vim ~
en- q hEsz bunds- were n o0grr far NM
ne rWlsr q the I'uEid CRY sIsrrrae HEh-
plEul AnegnE rha1 the sac q me ho1ds
- ne Fl-El NEllu-lAl hE1k x David Csry
sSWas 1sE1l because Lhs mayer q rhe en-
NiEs presids1- q the hEnk En5 -hH- =.
eulld nee bay c-uu the crv Tbe HEh-
hn1cs are EIll unaar a ci0ud hur 10
ear refused 10 hrld - rhs water bonds
NV senE1ar Skllas uffers ten Ia ID,
E1n1e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

ne Key 70 ne srzHaua-Bss wEz1 Ass-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03
Detailed Census of Nebraska Counties

z re sssas "a 800 ne D-aaa 4 sos county
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-03

MEds tro1 Al wool Chsviots and Cas-
-srss-in rE1s. EraEs- blues AID TIE n
Z1Erures Goats are bottom faced se-
lined and have hair clo-h fronts Z
pairs q k1ieksrboekE-s- fan linen II,
p@E tops and bslt straps The
Dust sxtrEc-dl1ETT vElEas IN
Omaha today
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-05-17
Carpet Departm ent

offers best Carpets at cost and
less; and shows most attractive
lines of Wall Paper, Curtains,
Shades, Mattings, large or
small Rugs, Curtain Poles and
fixtures.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-05-17
License Notice.

To all merchants, hotel keep
ers and all persons who make mp
plications for license, notice is
hereby given TO send the money
FOR said license when ordering
them from the county clerk. The
price is as follows: To sell to-
bscco and cigars $3.50; to sell
tobacco, cigars and cigarettes
$1,000; to keep a hotel or board
ing house 3 per cent Of the rental
value of said house and S1.00 for
clerks cost. License will not be
issued unless paid for in advance
Please comply with this request
aud all unpleasantEess Will be
avoided.
Very truly,
PAM J. CRUM
Sheriff Wayne County.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-05-17

WE'VE big store full New
variety fact to insure being pleased by can show
eXceentthe result
ing May we count among patrons? " 1870 -
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-05-17

his death. The deceased owned
considerable real estate.
A. c. Robbins has returned to
his home at Fayetteville after a
Vi il here.
Miss Fern Wright returned Mon
day evening from visit with her
sister, Mrs. Walter Wylie, AT
, Charleston.
Mrs. George Wright has return
ed from a hospital at Huntington,
where she had been receiving treat
ment. She is greatly improved,
we are glad 10 say.
A number of our subscribers are
getting behind with their subscrip.
ton and In accordance with the
ruling Of the Post. Office Depai tment
we will be obliged to drop them
from our list-unless they write us
and request more time in which to
settle. LOOK AT THE DATE AT.
TER YOUR NAME.
The cases against Frank Blair.
Golden Workman and Nixon Snod-
grass came up at circuit court at
Wayne last week. They confessed
to breaking open the store of w.
Z. Perdue at Shoals few months
ago and stealing goods. Blair and
Workman were sentenced to the
penitentiary for one year and Snod,
grass was sent to the reform school
On Monday, May Is, the Ceredo
Woman's club spent very enjoy
able evening with Mrs. Hanna. A
splendid program Was rendered,
two numbers of which deserve
special mention - Mrs. Gleske's
paper or'"Swat the Fly" (the club 10
especially interested in this subject
just nCw), and Mrs. Hanna's paper
on ''Civic Condition In Our Town"
After business was dispensed with,
dainty refreshments were served.
The club will meet With Miss Nav
Williams June l..