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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

NORTHEASTERN Colombo wheat la.noA
fnrmh 80 % ~ Write J. 4 RaiAhAroL
etsr4inE- Colo
1R-ACRK best arF4sated rA-rn. Colorado.
finely improved new eeR-room oWelnaE
barn: potato cellar hosdA % carloads. So
A. wheat; 50 A Alfalfa. IL waste lana
erery foot uncer old water rlghl. have
another farm. can't work both; 20 milea
north Of Denver. ten B0Cth Of Greeley.
c. A GreGaE9. 40 MACK EAaE- DsuVar.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

WANTKD-A Eooe stock Of general zer~
chAnoise- Ei0N 70 C2on n eKchAnEa fer
good farm oeEr Role Ia. and cAkh- Pam
contains ia acres. Eix-roou house. bGrR.
Stxsa, tree. bM an acre. subject 70 ~ -.
equity. SA.0Rt. y. r. LSonsr Rolfa IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08
PRINTING

WINNING
sSss rs R t 81 , s. .s &c e.l sfi 2ss
Is Hall FtE c. % slsA ne 80
Lew ". Raber, Printer n Ts,sps; -,
BIKE bLDo ENTRA6CE on COURT
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REAL ESTATE
ARM AND Ran CH LAND ron SALE


couuty. WycrninE- On Golden FrNirta 80
tract. Euitah1s Tor fAr-utnEs ncw atccke4
uith cattle nud sheep; VII nel Win ranrh;
wfn sHchanEa Ter gAEtern NerraNEa -
Iowa tArmA J. Z. Ben Ounsf. GhsysnnA
Wye
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

FINE FARM HOME. IN ACERA Z
niles from gooo t0wa- black loan aul
AL fenced Large frame dwelling. bArn.
grGnAly' EaASelns abeoA sle l@ sorcs
and timothy and meadow. ldsAl dAify
tkTn 81 per acre. ODe-Lbtrc cGah. ha-l-
Anse sGSy IsruaA ~ :. kOlh. F0EsLSn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

MISSES BCRKs & PATTON real e.
tate dealers Write them FOR 1nfornRtiun
in regard 70 Arkansas lEndk Monticello
ATk-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

FOR SALE-9 lots. numbers s and T..
block Z. E1gleWood EadiuuH. Highland
PARK ADDRESS ,. X Bennett OskRloosE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

S. 1e equity N E0oo quarter IN s0urDsrz
Minnesota. quarters Two niles from
Cood town having house 26x3Q new hArH
ax4A with gable roof SINAI ErEnAry Snc
tenca Want machine STOCK ~ arg ES0aA
fE10s ~ Ter acre
Benz. A Coma.
Mtndum. AlEa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

Phone Douglas sglk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

EESD Tor hat o. eur fine iu.prgVse
sogIneTa Minnesota lands. Va nav,
hundreds Of pleased CaAt0msFA c n
Brown Land Co. OLsaess GAos1A ana Res
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08
R~uth o4r@IAaA.

I.ANDS-Sbe per a<zrs made grOwfng ngA
Tor p-Cservea on tho IslandA- Orchards en-
eAay us1thly pagnenta SEA 1alaoo OronArd
SoEzPAny. CharleGfuR q c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

WE are sub6ividl1E lsDn aersu Of fsrrDs
tAfn land IN jackson county. splandia
crops ever year. hAiutAQ About FlEht n
.nehsA f@r assSrlPuo1 plat ana Ds1css
JOHN RICHEY a CO.
u 4 hSHEtuB ~. 6GA AnI0uio Ter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08
Harrison & Morton

8@aA = 49, - ~ 6SA WA
Sole AgentE)-
LOOK ~ the house. ztll Lake ST. Il you
Ike H. bus ~
FOR sALE-Fsvs-roon cottage. modern.
exoept furnAcs- &ls Nc s5th -
EEVES-roon resistance Bsnis park; nod
err IN eVeTy respect also good harm On
property. Inquire owner. 1gls ~ G8d 81
Phone Esrney ZsN
LAKE MASAwA IL the coolest place 70
BE found II E r Whitlock IL 50 I'm
81, viii come 70 The Bee Office W-Ihln
three days Ws VII give him pair q round
tT1p tickets 70 Lake AGnEsL
South Side Home
siH-room house modern except heat
BIG lot. 6sKIss; rom for snother house. %
paved street. paving paid. Located near
ilth and DorcsE- A good SUBSTANTIAL home
with nice shade trees and lawn Car give
possession this week This Proposition en-
be handled with a few hundred dollars
down balance easy monthly pSFnsnts.
Scott 81 Hill
SN NscGE0s RlsE-Phons Douglas s1E
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-08

FOR SALE-An exceptionally fine ISL. .
miles q elevator. six miles Of Wynduere
good, heavy. black Boil. wild Rice river
through Dasuure- Fine new buildings, well
OF excellent water, windmill. etc SIS per
acre This lE q snap. Lock Box Il
Wyn6uere. North Dakota
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. ana Mrs. r. r. Strong and son,
Henry and Mr. and Mrs A. II. Higley
are spending n few days at Thomp-
sons Point.-Mrs Ralph Hallock and
children Of Enosburg Falls and Mrs
Harry Ellis OF Waitsneld are visiting
thor parents. Mr. and Mrs S. ]. RAN
dali Mrs. Ezra Kimball and daughter
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Bowers. in Rome, y Y.-Samuel
Wright died sunday morning at his
home at Hanksville. He is survived
by n wife and five children. The flu
neral was held Tuesday.-Mrs. How
ard BALDWIN is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fielder and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin May
hew and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fielder
Of stowe are visiting relatives here and
at ksville.--The funeral of Samuel
Wright was held at his late home at
ianksville Tuesday, the Rev. H.
Kemp officiating. Interment was at
he north Villago.-Mr. and Mrs. Ly-
man Hll and Miss Pauline Taft Wis
lied at Walter Taft's and Herbert
Tafts a. South Starksboro sunday
Hiss Lula Trombly returned Tuesda Y
from a week visit with her aunt.
Mrs. &. ". Basiey. at Wiuiston Mrs.
Howard Baldwin is gaining slowly
Mrs. Clara Norton is having an outing
at Lake lroquois, the guest Of Mrs. T.
W Towers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

H'ttihus ny Chlet OF folice horton
arnsIe, one day iast APRIL was arrested
Tor drunk ana Drought up Tor trial
ms me ana COSTS totaied A5'o' ana nc
WV NV ''">e '''' '"o"e' ~ INC '''le u"
pay IT Wa III '"Eeu I" H''o" MI" W 1"
- ''o p's' wire ~ was w N'' 'ile
'''o''eF anu 'v''' H. va "'9 way '"'N' III
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e ' o., 'eu ~" q "',' u''oN'ns ''e ''ue'
wv" MS Ht'' hH' d' llc ""Hi' lllle HIS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
NORTH FERRISRURC.

The Misses Wheeler entertained Miss
Inoz Martin. Blanche Fioll and the
Misses Josehine Mariory, and Helen
Niugsiand Friday at luncheon IN honor
Of Miss Charlotte Crowley of PotSdam.
y y, formerly teacher Of tIe private
school, Miss Bessie Wolford Of Sala-
manca, y. y, is visiting Miss Emo. Miss
" olford is daughter of tho late Rev.
VI Wolford.-E. A. Preston attended the
Shriners boatride Thursday The King
Daughters met with Mrs. Frank Bellows
Thursday -Thc next meeting will he held
at the home of Miss Blanche Field i'm
August.-The Young ladies' Of Charlotte
are to give n play in Allen HAN August s
One-half the proceeds win go to the
kings Daughters.-Ni Lydia Hand Is
III with measles and Miss Eleanor Fol
som with humps Capt. Howard Martin
L. s. A. Tctlred) and mother Mrs. Flea
nor Martin, are at Basin Harhor for a
short time. John Palmer is recovering
from nis recent illness
Miss Charlotte crowley of Pots
dam, y y, is visiting a John Whoo,cr's
Mrs. Esma Palmer has returned from
visiting her daughter. Mr.. Rowlov. in
Shelhuruc.-C capt. George Martin of Am
hcrst, Mass, Is at his brothers., Carlo.
Martin Mrs. Florence BARTON is visiting
at her sons, Harold Barton. Mrs MelhS
and family have returned 10 Carlos Mar
tins after spending a week I'm his cot
taPe at Long Polnt-The annual excur
sion Of tho Methodist Sunday school vii
be held Tuesday, August S, taking tn,
boat at Thompson Point.
The Charlotte Library association vii
present the comedy, Miss Fearless &
( co." Mt Allen hall Friday evening
August
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CHARLOTTE.

nh, nlay for tho benefit of the library
was ,i-cn I'm their hall Wednesday
ni.nt Miss Eerniyo Rviucton is visiting
relatives i'm GIrns Fails. \. y Miss
Wicker of Saranac Lake is visiting at
~ y Root's.-Nliss Marie Gulicl Of
N,rris>ui, and II. Paul GuIirk Of New
York are spending their vacations at the
no,n, of iL,ir father. the Rev. II. Gu
..,l,.-Miss Yale and Miss GaNith of
\or-.anptou. Mass. arc at W. s Yale's.
s,,rr.y Eyinutou has returned from
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SALISBURY.

The Rev. Mr. Berr and patrol Of Boy
Scouts Of Brandon. who are TN camp at
Lake Dunmore. attended the Congre-
Eational Church SundaY.-Mrs r. j.
sumner. who has been in Burlin & on
at the hospital. came to Brandon Sat
urdaY, where she will spend 4 few
weeks with her sister. Miss Anna
Thonas.-Quite a number of calves
and other stock were shipped to mar
ket from this station on Nonday.-)nn
feature Of the Grange meeting on FRI
day evening will he a school of in
struction. II is hoped a large num-
Der will he present.--Miss Juliana Hol-
man is spending a few days with her
sister. Mrs. Moore-Mrs. Narnoy Of
Bristol is spending a few days in town -
Mrs. F. /. Hamilton and Miss F.stolle
REYNOLDS visited in Brandon Monday.
THE Rev. w. H. lIammorsloy and
family of Mcchanicsville, y. y, arc ~
Arcadia cottage. Lake Dunmore, for a
three weeks vacation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

have gone to Malletts BAY 10 remain two
veeks.--Arthur HcntIcy has returned from
Il Visit with relatives IN Ardovcr.-Dr.
Charles Barnum. son uf re-, aad Mrs.
S. II. Rarnum. who was urad.atcd from
the Yale Medical school this year. has
gone to tho Roosevelt hospital I'm Sew
YORK, where inc viii be for two years
fred McGinns. who recently moved
hack from East Bolton. has bought the
iaim OF II. 7. Smith. possession to- he
given september Mrs. Harriet II. lTlg-
gins ana niece, Miss Constance Jordan.
went Friday night to HaruNck for a
Visit with relatives.
FRANK NJ Hoskns is building a large
piazza on the front Of his house.-John
W. fltzsiinondS, who has been .criouslv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

win Collinss.-Mr. and Mrs. A r. Booth'
Mrs Bard and Carrie Scott went by auto
to Burlington Tuesday. 40 friends
gave Mrs. Homer Ball a surprise party
Monday evening James and Ellsworth
Benton and families have been visiting
at w. 8. Bentons. Gertrude Eagan OF
Buffalo Is visiting her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pagan.
Miss Amy Allen and Scott Cooley or
Ncwbury were married July 26 at
Mil Point.-Erle Collinss house was
broken into few nights ago.-The en-
tertainment club will meet with Jessie
Ball todav.-Cora Bard is at home
on vacation Mrs Bert Waite Of Ben-
nington and Mrs. Fred Kelley and chi-
dren Of Littleton, y. H.. are at Mrs. c.
l. Klmhalrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Edward Shattuck, who has been
visiting relatives hero the past three
weeks. returned to her home IN Massa-
chusetts Monday. and Mrs f. NJ
Norton and children returned to Bur
lington Saturday.-Mrs. Harriet L. Pratt
and daughter Of Iowa are visiting at 7
W. Spaulding' s.-The weekly PRAYER
meeting was held Wednesday night
at the parsonage Miss Greta Norton
went 70 Burlington Sundav-Mrs. Fred
sherman has been quite i'll the past few
dave
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
ADDISON.

Congratulations are extended to Mr..
md Mrs. George Thomas on the birth
of n daughter on July 90. also TO Mr..
and Mrs. Roy SpOoner on tho birth or
n son the Same daY.--Thc funeral OF
Niss Flora Sickle was held on Friday
nj 4. r. Clarl<s Mr.. and Mrs. clark
were called to jackson, Mich" by the
serious Illness of Miss Sickle. She
died July - and they accompanied the
remains here. Stella Cross is serious
" i'll with a fover.--Onc Of the Como
girls Is also srck with n fevcr.-M. y.
Smith is entertaining his cousins. Fred
Smith Of Holyoke. Mass.-Nrs. Iiuldah
Clark is entertaining cousin from
hester.-Mrs. r. a. Mitchell and
little son went to Burlington Satur-
daV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
HANCOCK.

David and John Eaton, tho Young sons
of Carl Eaton found the paris green can
last week and had a fine time smcarinS it
over their faces and clothes They were
discovered in time and no serious effects
were experienced Tho Ice cream social
and dance by the Young girls for money
for an organ in the school house Friday
night was we'll attended considering tho
weather and they cleared over 81.
Misses Ahhie and Rernice Eaton went 10
Lincoln Sunday.-Mrs Will Hubbard and
daughter. Mrs. l.. NJ. church, Of Roches-
ter visited at 6. r. Churchs the first Of
the weeks +. Fessenden Of Boston
spent Saturday might ana Sunday with
his wife at J. II. Church's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
BRIDPoRT.

There will be a ball game at Crown
Point on Lake House grounds Satur-
oay afternoon between the Moses camp
o. Schroon Lake and the Crown Point
team There will be a festival on the
lawn and music by band. All are in
Vtted.-Mrs. w J.. Wheeler has re-
turned from Rurlington.--Mr Wells,
III with apnen1icits is quite comfort
ahle.-The children Of Loren Parrish
Of BroOklVn arc with friends herr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
ETARYSBORO.

The children viii meet at the Baptist
Church vestrv saturday afternoon at
three O'Clock to rchcarse for chi'dron's
day. The Christian culture club viii
meet Thursday, August 10, with MIR.
Madpe Eddy. THE other Wise Man
by Henry Van Dyke vii he read and dis
cussed. Mr.. and Mrs George Thompson
of Barnard are visiting her parents MI
and Mrs f NJ. Iul.-Miss LII smith IS
in poor health Mrs Henry sprague is
confined to the he'd with generous
troubles Miss Merle HIN of Middlebury
is visiting in town Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
smith, WIN Harmon and Katie I'm Speh'
Sunday at Lake Iroquois. Lester I'M has
his new barns nearly finished Mt ana
Mrs f j. Hanson spent sunday at
Thompson's Point the guests Of MT and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
vERGENNEs.

The body of Miss Flora Stickles. who
died from tuberculosis July y at Jack
son, Mich, was brought here Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Clark. who have
been visiting the deceased accompanied
the body. The funeral was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. clark Friday
at eleven o'clock. Miss Sticklcs was the
sister of the late u. A. Stickes of
Addison. where she was born
George Richards Of Worcester, Mass.
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. William
Nuner-Mr. and Mis-. +. 7. Edserly of
New Y ork are tho guests Of Mr., and
MIS-. w. r.. Warner Mrs. Martha Bailey
and three grandchildren are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Scot and Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Jewell Of Bennington. A
son, Walter A.. was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs George Mcrritt-Arthur Allen
IS III with the humps
The sale held saturday by the La
dies Ala of the Baptist hurch netted
the society $1S-Dr ana Mrs Nathan
Oppenheim returned sunday morning
from New York city, where they were
called by the death Of Mrs. open
hciu's slttor.-Mrs. Easan Of Buffalo,
a. ". is VISITING her son. Edward
Earau.-Nir. and Mrs Slavery OF Bran.
don passed. sunday with tho Rcv. and
Mrs s. s. Cobh-Nr and Mrs Robert
lro0ruacle Of Buffalo. y. Y. are visiting
hie parents capt and Mrs. g. A.
Ho0nagle. Willard Adams is camping
m Long Point with " j. CrOnin Of
New York city-Nliss Marjory Lee is
visiting Miss Harriet Smith Of Addison.
roLO oIop Tr is III with iuaam-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
CORNWALL.

The Rcv. Samuel rose and family.
Henry James and family, and Mrs. H.. II.
Matthews arc in camp at Long Point for
two weeks.-Mrs. Emma Mott Whitman
OF Colorado Is a guest Of her sister, Mrs
s p. ltoyt-Thomas Bissctt has recently
moved his family to the "Bissctt" home
from Randolph, purchased from his
brother, Jesse.-Mr and Mrs. Elton
Chatterton of Rutland are guests OF A.
J. Fields
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
JERICHO CENTER.

The school directors feel fortunate in
heinz able to secure Edwin f, Maloney
of Winshoro, n. v, to be principal OF
the high school. Mr. Msloney is "A grad
uate of Middlcbury. II, and Is we'll recon-
mendod. lie will have rs his assistant
Miss Katherine Henley OF Richmond, as
sistant last ycar-Mr. and Mrs. n stiles
and two sons. Max stiles ana Miss Hop
pen and Miss Warman Of New Jersey
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
WILLISTON.

Mrs. Mary Macombor and DAUGHTER.
Mabel, OF Boston. Mass visited friends
in town last week Florence MetCalf is
entertaining guests from Providence,
r. sylvia " arren returned sunday to
Notwithstanding Goth anniversary Of the
Circle OF Kings Daughters was observed
at the home OF Mrs W. II. Metcalf
Friday, July 2S.-Mrs. II, \ Watson Of
Boston, Mass. who has been visiting Mrs
+, w. Clark, leaves Thursday for Prince
Edward island via. Quebec with Mrs
Mary Macomber and daughter MIR and
Mrs Arthur Brown have returned from
Detroit, Mich Mrs Bert Hawley and
son, Roland. Of Jericho We're guests Of
Mrs. Harry Fay Friday Mr and Mrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ID

surgeons for Increases OF pension on Wed
nesday This is the largest number for
any month this year but one and last
month there were not any.--,Iohn II.
Smith of Argyle, y. Y, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. A. W. Dlckcns.-M
Matte Maynard and daughter of Burling-
ton are guests Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. O. A. Field
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
PETERSBURG.

Myrtle and Ethel Robinson are in
Bristol-Miss Dansland of Syracuse. n,
Y, is a guest of Miss Bertha Collins
Mrs Ella Adams and Mrs Robert Ad-
eraa af Philadelphia are visiting at Ed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03

Mrs.. f. 5. Ferguson. Frank Harris was
in Richmond Saturday on busincss.-The
ball game here Saturday resulted in a
victory for he home team score was
TO :. ilinorburg WAS the vi4itip,- team
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-03
POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish TO hire
help or to sell farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 25,wts
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-24
WET Or DRY
STILL IN DOUBT
LATEST TEXAS RETURNS GIVE
STATE TO VETS BY $500
MAJORITY.
LARGEST VOTE P0LLED
Territory Not Heard From Nearly
Evenly Divided and May Give
State to Either Side.

Dallas, Texas, July 24.--Returns
from the state liquor election re-
ceived by the Galyeston-D Dallas
News up to 1890 a. m. gave:
For prohibition, 225,533.
Against prohibition. 228,933.
Anti majority, $500.
No returns have been received
from five counties, but these perhaps
have cast no more than 1000 votes.
Forty-seven counties have only par
tail returns but In most these only
few small boxes are missing. s
The total unreported vote proba-
bly, will not exceed $4,000, 1t being
indicated that the total vote polled
was about 475,OO0. which with one
exception is the largest vote ever
polled in Texas. A survey of the
territory not yet reported, which is
well scattered over the state indi-
Gates the returns yet to come hold
about as much promise for one side
as the other and the result, even
now, seems doubtful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-24
TAFT CANDIDACY !.
/ WILL Be FACTOR
REPUBLICAN, STATE C0NvEN-
TI0N OF NEBRASKA MEETS
SOON TO NAME JUDGES
PRESIDENT HAS FRIENDS
Gov. Aldrich, Who Will Do Much
Towards Writing Platform,
Is Avowed Partisan Of
Senator LaTollette.

Nebraska, Neb., July 23.--1ndi-
+, cations now are that the Republican,
state convention which will be held
here next Tuesday will not be a fea,
| tureiess, cut and dried affair as has
been looked for. There are no nomi,
nations to BE made, and the election
to follow has little political interest
only judicial offices being filled.
The question Of Taft's candidac,
for reelection and that Of the Cana
dian reciprocity with which It Il
coupled which already have beer
drought to pointed discussion b,
Ithe acts OF. certain leaders OF the, va
rious factions OF the party In tn,
state can hardly be kept out Of thu
convention. whose only purpose IN Il
define the principles on which ths
coming campaign Is to be fought.
That Taft has many friends in the
state is unauestioned, but when an
officer Of the Progressive Republican
League Of Nebraska, an organization
whose members do not all claim to
be Insurgents" was recently quot
ed as promising the state to the
president In the next national con-
yention, the st0rm Of protest. which
followed developed the fact .thatfthe
other candidates have considerable
fallowing In the state. ,,@
Gov. Aldrich. who will have much
TO do with the shaping Of the course
of the convention and the campaign
ito follow. Is an ayowed partisan Of
Senator LaFollette as are other
state officials and members OF. the
congressional delegation. 81.
The question Of control OF the llq-
var question which was prominent
IN the last state convention of both
the. Republican and Democratic
parties Is Tfot fikaiy to come mp Al
this time as the legislatures last
winter session adopted a constltu-
tional amendment providing for the
initiative and referendum which
will go before the people at the next
election on which the advocate OF
the various interests are depending
to carry out their ideas.
Al w. Jeffries, an Omaha attdr-
ney. and in 1909 the candidate OF
his party for congress will be the
temporary chairman of the conyen-
tion. The state election this year Is
only for the choice of three members
of the supreme court
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-24
UNION SERVICE SUCCESS
Sermon at st. Mary's Park BY Rev.
Loaf--Large Attendance
Excellent Music.

The attendance is still increasing
each Sunday evening at the Union
Gospel services held at st. Mary's
Park.
While thre were several hum
dred more seats provided for last
nights meeting than at any previous
time, there were still few who
could not be accommodated. 1t is esti-
mated that between fifteen hundred
and two thousand people listened to
the excellent sermon by Rev. M. II.
Loar. pastor of the First Methodist
church. The special music for the
evenings services was very good, the
choir under the leadership of Mayor
Parsons rendered fine music and Mrs.
N. l.. Holt of vincennes sang a solo
and the mems double quartette gave
two numbers all of which was much
appreciated.
1t has been commented upon how
quiet and attentive the great audi
ences have been, as one minister re-
marked ut Is simply grand"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-24
BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT
For 2l Rounds Men Punished Each
Other with Bar Knuckles--
Other with Bare Knuckles--

Danbury, Conn. July 23.--One OF
the most brutal prize fights in this
section for many years was held at
Sodom Reservoir In Southey, New
York, between and o'clock when
two Danbury fighters, Dekin and
Regan, fought twenty-one rounds
with bare knuckles.
The referee was asked to stop the
fight in the tenth round because of
the punishment taken by Dekin, but
the fighters refused to quit and staid
until the twenty-first round when
Dekin was 50 badly punished he had
to give up. His nose was pounded
to pulp, his eyes closed and lips
cut and swollen. and for while 1t
was feared he had received concus-
sion of the brain.
After the fight he was taken to a
farm house and cared for until
brought to his home here. Regan
was also badIy punished The men
fought at 1fq pounds for purse Of
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