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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1911-01-14
SALE OF THE:
GARYViLLE ICE PLANT.
Sherif's Sale
No. 27S.
Twenty Eighth Judicial District Court.
Parish of ST. John the Baptist.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
David Richarne ct ais.
Us.
DUUEU hLcNtLTUlS oE Ul8.
rs.
The Gdryvile Ice Mtg. Co.

By virtue Cf an order of sale issued ON the
2lst day of December. 1910 aud to me direct
ed by the aforesaid Court, in the above emi-
tied and numbered suit, / shall offer for sale
at public Auction at the principal front door
Of the Court house of this parish, on
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
splendid COSTUMES
WILL Be Seen HERE
ELABORATE CREATIONS WORN
IN 1.-THE SWEETEST GIRL
IN PARIS"
Trixie Frioanza Carried Winnipeg
by storm-6ig Play Will Stop at
Bismarck One Night-Tomorrow.

The theatre goers of the capital city
will have the big event of the season
occur at the seasons opening WheI
Trixie Friganza supported by a splen
did caste and the famous La Sale
beauty chorus appears here tomorrow
evening in 1.-THE Sweetest Girl in
Paris" The company is the largest
musical comedy company on the road
and will be here in its entirety. They
played Winnipeg last week and took
the city by storm, as witness the fol
lowing criticism Of the Free Press
of the Canadian city:
A bevy of pretty girls and success
sion of beauty and splendor in cos
tunes are features of 1.-THE Sweetest
Girl in Paris" now running at the
Walker theatre. Last night the How
ard musical show, which came herald.
ed as one of the best, attracted. a full
house. With capricious Trixie Fri
ganza at its head the cast proved a
capable one. The music, while offer
ing nothing memorable in melody, is
lively. The songs are catchy, and the
dialogue is interesting because the
lines are we'll acted in addition to be-
ng we'll spoken.
Miss Friganza has about her a
piquancy of manner, which is delight.
full. Any voice she boasts was ham,
pered by cold, but her facial control
and stage presence ensconce. her as
favorite early in the performance.
The biggest feature of the production
is undoubtedly the clothing OF Miss
Friganza. Her wardrobe contains the
most lovely gowns constructed upon
radical lines which have yet come to
the Walker. Her harem creation in
gold was alone worth the visit to the
theatre. This was only one of four,
each seeming more handsome than
the last.
Excluding Miss Friganza, the best
role of the play is that carried by
Cathryn Rowe Palmer as annette"
BY her art Miss Palmer makes the
part the biggest feature of the score.
Emulating in goodly degree the
style of lovable isis Hopkins" she
earns with her work the approval and
friendship of her auditors. Her sing
AAo e'AAu ue1uSAA6, CeaAhAA6 ouu dCClA6
were all immensely mirthful, tiding
over otherwise tedious moments.
The play itself has the requisite
amount of plot to carry tire by-talk
and the song. It is another instance
of the millionaire American youth
who in the late years has been unspar-
ingly dedicated to musical comedy
plots. This time he turns poor to
win "The Sweetest Girl in Paris" and
then turns rich again to marry her
and tide her over financial difficulties
when financial flood wipes out her
papa's funds. Robert Leonard is the
millionaire and Daisy Leon acquitted
themselves quite favorably. The
show continues tonight, tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12

Slope people are demonstrating the
usual amount of interest in the Mis-.
souri, Slope Fair be held at Mandan
commencing today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
be started on Fourth street means

be started on Fourth street means
the commencement of improvement
work which the commission believes
will extend over the residence district
of the entire city. 1t means that next
season both sides of Fourth street
will be bordered with a green parking
strip which will greatly beautify it
and enhance the property value. It
is the first really important step
toward the actual realization of the
Bismarck Beautiful.
Fire Chief Thompson then address,
ed the commission on some Of the
needs of the fire department, after
which few bills were allowed and
the commission adjourned until $3.50
O'Clock Tuesday evening at which
tihle will be taken up for final read
ing and passage.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
ROBERTS WILL NOT RUN
HIS BORSES At MANOAN
DOES NOT THINK THAT HE GOT
A SQUARE DEAL FROM
The OFFICIALS
No $3.50 Glass Was Provided, and
free-for-AlI Did Not Fili-OnIy
Slow Glasses Filled,

In reply to an inquiry as to whether
or not his horses would take a prom
inent part in the races at Mandan this
year, Mr.. Roberts replied that the
program did not provide for $3.50
class for his brown horse, Governor
Shaw, a class that is seldom, If ever
omitted from a racing program. Then
again, when the free-for-all, the only
class to which his chestnut pacing
horse, DR.. Flowers Hill, is eligible, did
not fill, he decided to keep his horses
at home. Only the slow classes, the
green race and the 800 trot or pace
filled, and all other races will be
specials. Last year the purses were
cut in two, and as Mr.. Roberts has no
assurance that this will not be done
this year, he did not consider it worth
while to take them over.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
Her HAIR GREW
That's Why a Thankful Woman Re.
commends Partisan Sage.

Lenhart Drug Co. will sell you a
fifty cent bottle of Partisan sage and
guarantee it to Danish dandrutf, stop
falling hair and itching scalp or mon
ey back. It's a delightful hair dress.
ing that makes hair lustrous and fas.
cinating.
in the spring I was recovering
from a severe case of erysipelas,
which left me virtually bald on the
front of my head and next to my ears.
The hair kept coming out rapidly
and nothing l used stopped my get
ting entirely bald, until I used two
bottles of Partisan Sage. This tonic
made my hair start to grow in and
in fact, grew me good fair amount
of hair, and it has entirely stopped
my hair falling out"
1T is a pleasure that I give a pub
lie recommend to Partisan Sage,
which know is a wonder" Mrs.
Ella Gilchrist, w. Pitt St., Bedford,
Pa,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
commissioners PASS
IMPROVEMENT MEASURE
WORK ON PARKING FOURTH
STREET WILL BE CON-
MENCED THIS FALL
Commission Adjourned Until This
Evening at Which Time the Annual
Appropriation Ordinance Will Be
Passed,

The board of city commissioners
held a regular meeting at the city
hall Monday evening, President Will
liams and Commissioners Jackson,
Lucas and Tatley being present.
A report was received from Chief OF
Police Mcdonald and Fire Chief
Thompson stating that they had made
thorough investigation of the city
searching for gasoline tanks that
were contrary to law. They reported
that there were tanks above surface
containing more than five gallons OF
gasoline found in the following
places:
McConkey's store, Kupitz store,
Dawson's store and Faunce's.
The communication was referred
to Fire Commissioner Patterson.
G. H. Stebbins appeared before the
board and desired to be informed
as to what steps had been taken
toward securing and extension of the
water mains from Twelfth to Fiji
teenth streets. He stated that
petition had been filed in the spring
but that as yet nothing had been done.
Commissioner Lucas stated that the
water company did not have enough
pipe at present to make the extension,
but as the city had ordered In a
hydrant at Fifteenth street, the COM
pany would undoubtedly extend their
mains as soon as the new pipe ar
rived.
The resolution ordering the grading,
parking, curling, and tree planting In
Improvement District No. came up
for final reading. All commissioners
present voted aye and the resolution
was carried. Accordingly the work
of improving the appearance of the
streets of this district will be com.
menced at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
This improvement work which will
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
MRS. HERN AWARDED
A MEDAL FOR BRAVERY
HoN0RED WOMAN PROVED UP
ON HER HOMESTEAD
NEAR GLENCOE
Valiant Deed Performed at Fort
RidgeIey in Pioneer Days Won
Recognition From Government.

OCSVAUtuOU 6bOU 0OVSUUJuSyuSs
Mrs. Margaret King Hern, aged
seventy-four years, bearer of medal
of honor from the United States
government for bravery, spent Sun.
day in Bismarck and left yesterday
for St. Paul where she will visit her
daughters. Mrs. Hern has just made
a five.year proof of a homestead at
Glencoe
The deed for which the lady re-
ceived the medal is recorded in his
tory. It was way back in 1862 and
Mrs. Hern was with her husband at
Fort Ridgeley, MINI. The Indians
had planned massacre of the gar
rison. Indian women were sent into
the fort as spies and Mrs. Hern sus-
pecting treachery, kept the squaws
prisoners for two days and nights.
Overcome with fatigue the third night
the brave woman slept and the In
dams disappeared. A few hours
an attack was made on the fort, but
the delay secured by the squaws' being
held captive enabled the soldiers to
muster their fore. and a slaughter
of the whites was averted. The heroic
deed will live in history When the
particulars reached Washington the
brave woman was awarded medal
and it is one of her proudest poses
sions to day.
Mrs. Hern visited the state muse
UNI some time ago. In an interview
with Curator Fish yesterday she
agreed to write history OF her exper-
fence so that it may be preserved in
the state histol ical society.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12

2570, L. w. Larson, Velva.
2571, Emil s. Swanson, Burlington
2572, A. o. Tragerton, Northwood.
1915, D. J. Driscoll, Fargo.
2576, Andrew Larson, Glenburn.
2577, p. E. Smith, Bismarck.
$3.50, B. ]. Josanf1, Plaza.
1852, H. c. Reinche, Harvey.
1888, Nels Johnson, Fargo.
1856, Ralph Keller, Mandan.
1888, w $. Hunt, Burlington.
25S9, l. w. Healy, Bismarck.
$3.50, Lucy Thomas, Bismarck.
1898, H. B. Ashborn, Maxbass.
1884, G. w. Horn, Westhope.
1886, c. L. Holt, Plaza.
1885,, A. M. Anderson, Plaza.
1898, Leo N. Sanford, Stanley.
2599, M. J. Richardson, Grand Forks.
1900, J. A. Battrick, Kenmare.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
GIVES QUICK ACTION

Cowan's reports that a SINGLE
DOSE of simple buckthorn bark, gly-
cerine, etc., as compounded in Adler
i-ka, the new German appendicitis
remedy, relieves constipation, sour
stomach or gas on stomach almost
INSTANTLY. Many Bismarck people
are being helped.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
The TRUTH ABOUT eLUlKc.
Talk No. 4.

Talk No. 4.
Liquid bluing is mainly water. Civ
en- half or a cents worth Of bluing
and a large bottle filled with water
and you have the frail excuse that's
called bluing.
Always use RED CROSS BALL
BLUE. The best blue anywhere at
any price. It does make the laundress
smile for 4 week. Large package s
cents. AT ALL GOOD GROCERS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
Notice..
o whom Il NAV concern:

To whom Il may concern:
Notice is hereby given that from
and this day after shall not pay nor
hold myself responsible for any debts
contracted for or incurred by my wife
Maria Moll, Nee Roessler.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota,
September 18th, 1911.
Frank MoII.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12
CHEAP

The savings bank habit costs moth
ing-on the other hand it means a
profit of all you save, with four per
cent payable quarterly added for good
measure.
You may start with one dollar.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
Bismarck, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-12

1901, Thurvold Olson, Hanboro.
1902, G. H. Rudd, Minot.
1903, E. H. Hileman, Minot.
1904, Mytle Mitchell, Lansford.
zoos, Sarah Monroe, Bismarck.
2606, NJ. Joachim, Emmett.
2607, F. A. Ernst, Minot.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21
GRocERs PlcI
Thr~- Hundrea Custer Csunrr NouuE
F~spte sd ola Enf~r
awtfnn

s4R5 ENr Net. Asa H.. Su-ti1l ,-
TvF-rr-uns years ago he people O. DpUE-
as Grove isvnsh.E Cuser county. organ
ized q Farmers cIub which mas been aele-
hrsted Oh TIRE tirn- since for t-s =ucial ard
edursLousI features There are other clubs
OF ltEe purpose over she countrv and on
THURSDAY Angus 70. ere Lee Park club
joined ihs Douglas Grevs cI4b N a. E--usl
picnic IN r,ouEias grove no miles, south
Of CGrlE1ocE A generous rain having fallen
the previous uiEh-- me cav Vas ideal ana
sbout aao people gathered In the Spacious
shaos q Douglas grove
Mrs n Z. NEn1eRbsrg O. Sargent. vuo
as h-is Cir heiped her urcis plant the
seedlings winch have row 20 TINS beaur-
fyu grove vas present - ENJOY .-s ample
SHADE
Aftsr u 8 DelBno Chairman q the do
uR1s5 for sn5 finished the business o. ire
two clubs p-ssED-- he tUtrod uCed. I. ~
Lawson Of Clarks prsEidsut q the NJ
hTRssH Cu-rnssiun on Country Life vino
save ar instructive tax on the SUBJECT o..
the oonmission. which Is not a yeEr old.
E1S impressed az dslsEatss q the tmp0r-
tnnoe q being present at ths Nshrzsks
Farmers congress 20 be held a. York on
( September nj
Arter Al Ed5Durnneni for ne purpose Of
DOING JuH1os 70 the Ovsrf7owinE tables the
ueerfnE was Egatn called 70 order 20 8sreu
70 . taIk on the needs q better s6ueArional
aerRntAGes N the rural committees bF c
/ z GrsEu-y VINO was sent as a subsutEzs
" state Superintendent J. ". Crlht-es
Addresses were made IT County Attorney
I c ". Besl 2. @. Montgomery and J. D
Rsam-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21
NEWS NOTES FROM TABLE ROCK
barn Of seward Sparks struek ~
LtEbtnisE asd Burn~S-Raby
RadIr SeaIaed.

TABLE ROCK Seh-. Aug - - Special
During the recent electrical storm the
barn belonging 70 seward SPARKS
was struck by lightning and entirely con-
sumed II vES 6 large c0mmodtous
structure ana contained much valuable
personal property among which Vas deer
h36es. Enuers. chest Of tools valued A. S1se
q couple ioAds - posts so6 tue tons q
hay. There vas no Insurance Uhsuersr-
Yesterday afternoon from 4 70 q recsp-
ton was held 81 the residence q Der
eauEhrsr Mrs J. L Miner. fur Grandma
r Taylor who attained her sOth ysAr.
The 1s-m0nIhs-ald baby s0n Of M. and
Mrs. Lester Johnson. LHrss and One-hslf
miles southwest Of here, was terribly
scaJdsd al the home by pulling a plug
from the vslsnsn-s machine recently filed
with boiling water ~ the mother. A prysi-
clan was hurriedlv called and although .
rrlAss Of burns from head 70 foot Il u be
Iisrec thai the child viii receiver
Harry B CrAEaer. 50 years cid. died
Thursday ~ the residence u his INCL.
! A CrAmsr- northwest Of town Els
disease Was tuberculosis with which he
had been sefhltsd f9r mary nonths com
ina bsrs from Pennsylvania E year AEo IN
hopes Of improving IN health The body
Was taken LAST evening 70 ms oie horns
al OskyLls, Pa. for trtsrnent
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21

NELSON. Nshs Aug Il Special. The
annual NuckoIis CoEury Teachers insrl-
tuts wHE held here tins week closing asst
night II has been . most profitable ses-
sion and the attendance has beer the arg
est ID the history q the county. The
instructors we're: Harry Z Bradford q
ksaTney- history grammar and sChool
rnanAgsrnenf; p Gregg OF Peru. orthor-
raphv pedAgugy, hygiene and parlia-
rasurH-y Law. Pred ". Hunter Of Norflik
geography and CompOsiriOn, Mss Margaret
Dgznlap Of Ulysses reading The session
closed LAST ulEh1 with q reception and
banquet by rhs good people q Nelson ana
al enjoyed q EosT pleasant evening The
institute has been under the supervision
o. Miss Mary Jane George, county superin-
tendent, Who II Just rounding cut her first
term as such officer she has beer ootnE
such satisfactory work and Is 50 genera Iy
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21
HOWARD PIONEERS At PICNIC
10 Addres--d by O. a Abk0tT
of Grand Island.

IT. PAUL. Sch aug. a SpeclsL. The
aHnuEl picnic q the Howard County His
Lo-iCsL soclsc!- tcid settlers urEz-1zariunl,
Vas heid II l1e Electric pErE IN tins citv
saturday afternoon and vas largely al
tended. Ths main feature o. the program
v a. Al address q d. a Abbott Of GrL1c
Island. hirnssf one u the early pioneers
Of Han equity, and he ErEpt icEIy re-
counted the i5auEsrs and HEruships Of The
early settler n tire fierce srruExie with ths
wilds- ?. N Hannibal Of DEnnehrpE. son
Of the founller Of that zetlIsrnsnr gave
some Of the history Of the organisation
and early period q that colony. The see
retAry q Jhs society, Robert HE-vsy who
is the state surveyor and N control Of me
marking q The Oregon tran Under the ACT
q the lsIe legislature. gave a brief aescrip-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21
VETERANS CAMP At CAMBRIDGE
Er-GovermSr ShauemberEer. IudEe
Rect and senator Brown 20
MAKE Address,

CAMBRDGE Nsh-, aug. 2.-tspe-isL)-
The nine1eeurh annual south west Nebraska
Grand ATTY q the republic reunion vii
be head here August 2 70 26- inclusive
Extensive prspars1ions are being completed
for the greatest rsunio1 ths Old veterans
have ever had
The following noted men have been So
cured 70 deliver addresses on Tins occz-
siun: Ex-Governor 5haIlen berger Tues
dSy. Hon John Evsrson Of Alma and
Judge jesse l. Root Wednesday; Judge
Duncan Of Hastings and Hen. L L Albert
Of Columbus Thursday: Hon Il " Mo
FHooen ~ HoIhrook And W. H Thcrnpsun
Of Omaha Friday; also Congressman Nor
ne AID United states Senator Brown vii
appear
Two games Of base ball VIII be played
each day IN winch the teams from Bss-
trics. Anna Orleans SrOckvils and Cam
brl6Es VII participate Bssrrios plays
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21
PIONEERS GATHER At EDISON
uld settler. 90 Ssurh -~u N~krasks
held Th--. DAYS Reunt~.
Lnsr vel

lTsgN Nat Aug ~ -- SPECIAL ns
old s--.Iers c. zuu-hwHsr Nebraska ulure
particularly tboss o. FaruBs Harlan. Phslos
and C41sre- e9u-rle=. have Just clused me
rl1s- surcessfl- gathering iH the history
q rr- EsEociE r1n.. This Eslhs-Ius hAs
come 20 - permanent annual event 81
this pace and each y-ar places u more
firmly l1 -bs minds q The people e TINS
COMMUNITY a. somet1inE t0 he Awsi1sd
and attended.
FOr the a. three dBvs gatherings have
been uH5 81 some particular socisfv n rhs
uid =sr1I--E The ff-st car B@ing given ovs
.- he Sundav schools 81 tire diErric1 CON
r- SEQ .- the association 81 which u-urui-
ue-- Slncsr school WORKERS attended ana
addressed The meetings the second Ca
being gwen over 10 The frBrerrsl societies
iu the district a. 1jch thE members o.
-he grand cages o. the stHus addressed
their h-eths-r WINE Fr1dsv. The last DAY o.
-U.5 settlers DAY proper. vas gwen tc
tseru exciusfveiy Huc u-uuItnsr- ci-ineus q
tire state we're present ana uads addresses
C1ADcsIur aver o. the STATE -ufvsrsity
Was one q he principal speakers. 81 Wa
also Hon z z Perry Bn6 Hon Ross J
Harper q Bearer City. Over 28H peopis
were present Fridsy the CLOSING DAY The
prominence ~ the speakers VS. the cause
Of the lSrEe attendance, and ths vsE the'
vas isssI also FOR = large turnout
Draper grove The place q The rnesri1Es
/ he coming 70 Dc A. IDEAL place Tor sumner
resorts q TINS character ItHslf ore q ID.
&C lane marks. planted by rs present
1 owner. and consisting q lsrE. trees cover.
ins ~ area q ten scrss makes II a. IN
ts~ssting spot Tor ths early pioneers II
- -r~=r-u ~
former wears. Plenty q shEds and zatsi
/ makes r. rss;ful and cooi. and gives one
/ inspiration sftsr several DAYS Of resi- and
/ outdoor Hfs Alressy steps srs NJ The VA
/ FOR a iHrE-r and berrer ceissrsr1on for "a,
I COMING ear
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21
Nebraska
STATE PRIMARY FIGURE,
& uplsts Returns Received from sixty
Counties on Supreme Judge.
ALBERT AND STARK RACE CLOsE


he return q the vules ras- a. The
mary % Tuesday BE- sill incomuist.. d.
] Progressed Ia enough 70 Indscs1e win
h.ssurAhie certainty ne outcome. sLKtT-
nlne courdss have mace reports or So
p-sus judEs on The replbBesn ucksr. Tn-se
AS 8 - votes ana The lsbulHtion q these
snows tnht Judges Bose ana L@-ton nave
been renoninsted vine IucEs F-EnlIs q
Hsner has replaced JudEs Root JudEs
rebbsF % running ahead Of Poe. bu1 IA
enough behind LertUu 70 maze u certain
NAT re iHrrer is ~enou-lnE ted
or the democratic side ths eia-t race
rsrwesn JucEe A1h4Tr an JldEs
-uE-k mas ceased To- be- v=E
--se Stark gaming sufficient .s make
ms nomination apparently sure JudEes
liohsm and Dean are the other v1rns-s
% TIE democratic ltckst Tor Wuich y 81.
Vutss nave beer tAbustec
The vote for supreme 5Oogs STANDS
pE-rT BIICAN DEMOCRATS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21

Mar isbons and PRdaiuEton vas practically
ps-Blzzed- Late IN The GAY the TROOPS
At PAdolugton and Msrylebont we're rein
forced
Ths home q uaEiEtrste was -Blded and
looted TINS evening and another house and
several rEIfvEy uars ios6ed with provisions
were burned
To-day sl1-sv rook place on LMon
n-3dEs. close 10 the railway station. An In
corning train had been brought 70 a stand
str b. the mob and several strikers
Jumped on the engine and beat the suginser
and fireman
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21
TKITTERING GIRLS STOP HERE


buildings and think they are coming this
wAv~
Then Miss Bessie Went some. There WIS
a flurrer q feminine clothing and minute
later when the word had been spTeRc
along the line. rvsuty-flvs TassAT girls
were al back in their car their hesds
buried in Lhs depths q the bsrths. hoping
thus 70 escape the keen blades q the
sea ping knives
The TassSr girls declared that they have
had the outing Of their lives. - IN the
ye11wst park they saw everyrh 1E
worth seeing and when n comes TO -heir
graduating orBtjens 1hs wesr VII be the
-urie that VII ne discussed
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21

-is- of that u-iuevs1 hirtusT. and related
-rs STORY q Tire he-ulru uf vl-rE Emory.
who ar7vs ths stses IN Tnarer cuuuty and
ssr &c nos nl-s rasserr-rs fruu fierce
attack q o large hand sf hosrlls Indians
re r-e-InE vas presided over rE ms
r-1rr Iudrs Pau one q the Founders q
this cry
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21

Governor Carroll has announced ms
support Of the proposition for = national
divorce law. Els Announcement Vas n
response 10 teleErRphic query from the
New York Herald asking ht-D 70 outline
MS views on the question u q nHnunH
divorces law and give his reasons II
EOVerner saj6 Ne fsvors such p-upostrio-
He gave as ms reasons the growing a.
vurcs EVIL and the WOE difference IN the
laws Of the various states. he also cited
the tnequiry n one state being cCUPelIel
70 hE-bur people whom j. refused TO d.
voros Ef1sr they had stepped over the lin
irfo another state ana become divorced
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21
HeE CA.l~r. EPtaemtc in Eiehsrs-on

FALLS CITY Neh- Aug - Special
Hur rhoiers h -Iidennic In tine part 81
Richardson cuuuz1 . and many farmers have
us-en heavy losers. Erurnet sarre-v mt mas
iost IN head Of hogs and believes hs VII
Ioase the reruaIrdsr IN ms here. Sieve Mics
has Ne head q hogs on his -Anch west
CO FsuE Csry and is much worried a. ne
- IN the choiH-R Epus
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21

VALENTINE N-E Aur Special"
w. = CrB~se1 arrived here Thursday 90
bsEiu vsurk or the rsh puul and diversion
can There is Or b. b breeding place fu-
dtnek hass and q little iBIer q t-ulI hatch
err WI be ccrs1r1ced These s-s a. o. be
Constructed a. The n0urh % GcvernUer-
canyon and vAter SUPPLE f-ou the
sr-esn rowtnE oowr The sane CANYON
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21
rs. - San =lTSFs a eRIa

Ma WIE40a7s suurE1sz sE-nuF has hars
ua-u nor rSucz sixty WARS - MILLlUEs -
s4lfI II - 10 EhcT CdILIEEN WHILE
rEETEING- W1h FEEFEC- sEEEElsz q
sCsUI EES mr. CEL-l i. SoFIE-e > 80 GEEfS
A-L1ks a. PAR Ct ~ WTEL S1I Il Enf
a. Ia boa rrsscdE - EsZAKkH1EA 4 - -
sCiE11iy hETu.i-as - su1e an 49, AZ Grs
= sDsl1U SuurrlnE = rUa a1s lMke - oLts1
EE1 lNG 49, go Es-a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21

removes liver tnAc-lun and b0wHl sruups -
Rl-h Lr Kings New Life Pms. The pain
less reEuls-5rs- &c. or sale by BsElon
Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-21

vel kpe=B - Ec-u=s woman after
suffering r11iserabiy for I've DAYS from
bowel complaint. WIS cured BY one dose q
Chamberlain Colic. Choisrs and Disrrh5sa
Remedy. For sale ~ al deAlerA-