+.~,,=~-ri"~~!-~~~~~ ..:-:+..:-:-:...... :n:....:'"'r:.....:....=-!... ·:-:--:-:-:··:~··:· ..:....1.. t YOUR ", > •• .: ...1> Doesn't tost muchalld dtlesn't ·r· ~: The hen cackles just tbe'!lime :~ .:. When there is no one to bellI' her. -: ..:t ~~Imt tumuch. but jj it is printed :t· ,.~, fi~es :;: Tbe sm-ewd advertiser pnts his:t . enough tbat's advertising. + ~tibun( J.. announcement where it will be seen••;. ::: Want Ads 'arecheap but effective. ::: ';' Try the Wlint Ads. -t. ~ ~ ~ -t . "' ..... "'.. .. 't ... •.t loren ( + -~...... ~-H~"#-:-r.-.-.-,""'H"'"-,,-,,,"""'."""+ • ·~+·:..·:..r:..·:-:...:-;--:....:+..:-:..}+:-·r:...+r:+~:-:··:-~ \, VOL, II. PUBLISHED BY E. L. PLATZ FLORENC!?, NEBRASKA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1910 Subscription, $1.00 a year. NEWS FROM FORT CALHOUN L J. QUINBY IREPORT OF CITY TREASURER SOCIAL NOTES FIGHT FANS AT COLE'S HAll PROCEEDINGS G~ Prese~ts aits 'of Social Gossip From the Thriv. FO RGO N RES SII George Sier: Monthly State· 0F FLO R' EN'C ELovers of the Pugilistic Game Gather iflg Suburb of Interest to Flor-· ment OT the Finances of the in Big Numbers Saturday Night OF COUNCil ence Residents. City of Florence. to Witness Evening of Sports.
Meet Monday Evening at the City 'NilHam Seivers, Fred Frahm, W. JAn Omaha Man, Editor of the Chan· George s~ert, ~reasurer of the city The Doings of the People of This A large crowd of fonowers 01 the Hall as a .Board of Equalb::ation Fr.flhm; Ed Brennel: and several cellor, Aspires to the Place Vacat- of Florence presented his report ot Thriving Suburb Told Briefly But pugilistic game gathered at Cole's on the Grading of Main and others of Foii: Calhoun and Lee Smith ed by G. M. Hitchcock and Is [he city's nnance" to the council interestingly for the Delectation hall Saturday En·e:tling to witness a Briggs Streets and Sidewalk on and son of De Sota went to Omaha in Putting Up a Good, Clean Fight :lIanday evening. of Those Who Care to Know good program of spons that was put State Street, Afterward Holding autos and joined the Ak·Sar·Ben. v,'. to Land the Nomination on Pri- The report shows collections 01 What is Going on and Take This on. 'a Meeting of the Council and H. ,\'oods was also a visitor at the mary Day, August 16.-What He :;3.702.;33 of '''hich $2,000 was for the Interesting Paper to Find Out. Although a little late in assembling Transacting Only Routine' Mat- den. a guest one night of O. J. ,Vilde Stands fnr and Believes the Peo· general tund. $87ft for the water fund and still later in starting the crowd ters and Paying a Few a:f:s. 1aUr.l lunched· the next day with Sam· pte Desire. and $332.33 for the sidewalk and got their moneys worth in the twv · Th d' . :\lr. Dan Deland, who for t!le past . ne, Burns. ~~ I gradmg. e expen ItIues amonntea preliminary rounds and all the ·rest '., 0"- -? forty years has been engaged in rail· to ::;", »1.<1_. was thrown in, eyen the .. main match Monday ev~ninO' was so hot thatI·' ...... mang the many candidates on the Following is the report in detail: road ,,;ork, the last 28 of which he fiasco. J the cOll~c;l mpe:'ino- wem off ve"" ..\ll's. CamJIle, Saltzn:an ar:d Chil' ,l democratic ticket seeking nomination General Fund. I has. been r.JUlling the throtr.le for th..e /' , -' '" ".·r.arE;n and voung GoldIe SmIth are . . ~ . h' d'~ ,'"t c- ~ 'I 1 The first eyent on the card' was a smoothly without any oratorical fire· , 'k' • n '11' . .;,', 10! ccongre:;sman III t IS I"tl!~, Jnly l-Bal. in fund ...... $ 83.81 ·lllcago,.ll wau ~ee & Sr. Paul raIl· four·round go bet"een TourK l\lazzl'e l1ac Irom all 1 ,nOls \,::>IL.. LaurI'e J Qll'nb~ ot' Omaha 'tand- rOQJ was ""I'r;nortdino- of Main "tree' " , - sent the people in V, ashington. ,Jul"., "-Rec'd C~unt·v T the oldest reSidents of the city o[ =aI'med ' th 'd' , 'i. .il "", '" • ~ " with the elecrric company that lights .. _.' . d U v. reas. FI '1 D 1 •. H up e cro" at once. alld Bluff "treet and as there were . .. . - NIl'. QUInoy ,,·ho IS a Ilnnter an GeneI'al [-und 1 ~'Ifl "c, ..orence. "r. e.anu. "no make" Thp t=·o ~mall "el~on bo"s I'n thel'r . - - IChIcago, IS nome for a bneI stay. d" f h Ch II b . h . ... ."', .. ~e' h P '- .,.. ., ~ , 110 lticks Counc~lm;m Felrlhusen in· ~-Q,. e ItoI' 0 t e . an~e 0.1', ~ rIg. t July 6-Rec'd Counry Treas. ill.S orne at erry, 1a.. ~eturned ho~e Iclever wrestlin bout 'a' . ....oduced thp re~olution assessing the .. _ monthly magazme, IS well known III VI ednesdav accomoallled by hl~. . . g (; me next and ., ~" Th= alfalfa mIll loaded a New 1 ark I -. L. &.' H. fund...... 580.00 illo'Lhe=-. . • ." l.,um.edla.tely captured., the crowd bv.' .tax as advertised However he did·~ ., Omaha and is a p aUorm speaker or . :. L. . , New Haven & Hanford car. . July ti-Poll tax 20.0u ~~.:>-- thell' SkIlL These boys have a great not think enough of his resolution to ~""0- future if they keep at the game and .. II d Don't fail to read the want ads, move Its adoption, so A en eIUJ,cte "Granddad" 'Woods a'tended the $2,083.81 great improvemenT in their work can that role. The same course was pur· birthday ann!\'ersarv cel~bration of Paid warrants 2,028.61 ~""0- be seen each time they appear in ·th d h . , lk • Larry Fay is working at Harlan. ·sue.d WI l'.egar to t e SlGewa.- np "/' his daughtel', Mrs. George ResGr of public. ·'11 . t d d - Iowa, where they are doing consider· State s t reef, onIy .'t. en m 1'0 lIce ! Tekamah. Bal. . $ 55.20 The funniest e"ent .of the evening the resoI'utlOn and Ii'". eldhlIsen as au I -<::>-~ Water fund. able pa"ing, ~~ a battle royal between five big black act of reciproeity ll1O\'ed its. a.doption. Ra"mond Carter's IS'month-old July I-BaL in fund $ 523.31 smokes came next and their antics .. J Charles Allen expects to leave the Thus the board or equahzanon end· I child was taken to Lincoln for an July 6-Rec'd Co. Treas..... 870.00 latter part of the month for Califor. touched the seat of the irisibles ed, b.ut it is dollars. to doughn.. uts the. Ioperation for hernia. but died and I nia to be gone for two or three quickly and at the eonclusion much me,,=tlng of the next board or equalI· was buried in Blair. BaL in fund , .$1,393.31 months. money was TOssed into the ring for zP.tion will be fiifferenL I 0/""0- Sidewalk and Grading Fund. ""0-""0- the winner, who is commonly known 'rhe CQuncil then met in regular', The farmers 'are selling for the July l-BaL in fund $ 388.93 as Spady. probahly because ile never • .-1 ft tb. 1 f t' J 1 () R 'd CT 1 0 - n) ,Y. H. :\1urra:,' has purchased lot 5 h l! d d seSSIOn an.. a er '6 approya a ne Omaha market some fine alfalfa fed U.y - ,ec o. reas. .. . :<1."' blo"k 35 from J. B. Brisbin. paying 'ane e a spa e in his Iife. minutes of last week the clerk read calYes. July 31}-COI. Taxpayers July 707.33 Kid Smith and Barney Sambo were I $350 for it. a communication from Mrs. Charles ~""0- ~""0- iOcheduled to go at least four rounds Carroll. of Hartford, Conn asking in'i The SladeI' brothers, farmers south I Total $1,221.26 In buying- a couzh medicine don't but in the second Smith landed so tormanon about the deRth of her! of tov;n, now haVe an auto. I Paid warrants 1,038.91 ,: - - ..' mUl:h and worked so hard he h"d I be atraid to get Chambenalll's Cough 1 . a father whieh occurred in 1904.! "'0-""0- I I REmedy. Tilere!s no dan~er from it Sa;'11bo s~ g:-oggy .on h~s .f~eT that the .1.8. Paul ent€red a protest against I Tone, Tillie Deidsell of :\Iillard Bal. in fund $ lS2.35 . c' ,'" ..' releref' nad to gn'e SmitH the fi~ht • 1 and relIe, IS sure 10 lOllo". E3peCIaJ'1 t ~, -b' ,. . " the assessment of the tax for the I was at Donker's recently. 1,. Hal. in all funds $1,630.S6 . .. 0 S~~H' ::oamoo elTIg .:naeked out . - .e .. ~ l' . t· I' ly recommended tor cougns~ colds p .. od C' - ~ • 1 - • ~~ ::..~l ~ ~mnn ~De <;,UI'D In .trOTIL 01 llF; maIn s reel prop- , I i! and ;;:2oo:)ing cough. Sold by Geor-ge ..... 1,5 proiege of the Hty and the matter was referred to 1 Captain Fred Hans. one time a 1 ENCAMPMENT OF VETERANS. Siert. . - . - I ::>UDUl'lJan AtnlHJC club at 24th and the nexL. meeting of tnr board of J pea.~e officer among the Indians ior I I ! ~~ I·\~es ayenlle and gi,'eiO el'id€nce of (~qualization. be~g c~l1..J.er, J4 P4 Bro\vn, ,,'-110 clung J the guy€'rnmentr no\" has thirty acres j 1 'Opens Qt the City Park on August 16 Xick Rocco v;ho lis::: been \yorkjng! a . !~ 10'....h'" Stove during the entire session I! of fi;n co-,n Oil tIle D"sora~ bottoms. ! I' I and an Immense Crowd Is ~t I rile ..,:, II ..1 hE'..ill.n.m c.ard .of the .e,·.ening 'Y,as al~o -c;- "-~ 1 rhiTlan, la.. but spendIng '- '"'.....rt'~er\ . 1~ made a SiI:1Har coulplaint l.vith 1, ...e--.. - 1 I Looked for by Promoters. T _,", p t:'U lor lne last ana 1;·as tne .....,...... ,. I two 1,Yeeks in Florence left 1} u 3.\ s!u11lar- result. , S~veeL earn shipments began last 1 !l The committee having charge of for the lo\'~:a tov;n. . t:"~ l, ~ I last rhing the c:ro"~d \\yanied to see~ :\!;r,y E. NieHs entered complaint I' week. I the annual encampment of the Doug· -Q,.'~ i Joedy PaS/lis:!] and young :llles faced against COlle:;' Island Amusement ~~""0- I Ijas County Yeterans' a"sociat:on are The women's Relief Corp" met at I ea(:11 OllIeI' and [or about one minute park for throwing rubbish in the i ""imam Fratham's oats thre"heu i feeling more confident eYErY day that·' C'. P ",. T -d T' • • 0- .' i parleyed 2nd then Pospisil! landed a i1 d ~'f 1 . t aU" in~t' I !-ue ny a~J.\.. ue:-: a.f mOrnlTI::::: ,LO j stinging h10\',- on :\Iies ja",v and do,vn 2.. e:;' an. a. sum.ar com;:; aln ",2 ..• : se\'entynn' bushels to tile acre. . lurere wiH be an immense crowd complete thet!' arrangements for tile! _ . .John ;';ieho]son for rioing the same f ~...--.. fl.rp; t~e Board. of Health and I €J.:. of the south haif of Blair, wa3 uP! LAITRIE J, Cll:IXE:. 1 celt of ,-ngust -16 at the city lJar1~ ~~ ,staT on his feet longer than to get -trper linC "liev ccmmltu-(> r C PI h I I' ,," ... 1 Po "ieious s\ving on the ear chat put ::> i ~ . ' , '~ .. . ; ,rom atISmout... oo,nng over uIS reo I.. Iand will be known as Camp Tud:er. ('. Y"-.'lin ha~ jJ.urr·hased of G h.'".. I - .l d h I k t .,- ~ - ' ... u,' 'I him dO\\'n r'or thc> counr. J. P. Brown u€Slre t ec e~' .0: maining interests. ! ex~llence that ne,er fails to please \Yeanestlay the comm~t~ee signed tbe nel' the house and lot on lot 8, b I ~. f . 11 him with an i>emized l'st of' ~-Q,. I I lOe;: i And the crowd filedm'Jne"'~out consoled urms, r 1" '),1 . e· t t . . I I his audience hoth by his smoo:h. comI act for the Grand Island band til SI". ! that the\" Zot their h . Ihe COSt ~' t le .. lnn s ree TJavlllg I F. vV-. Simmons and wife of Lexing,! clear presentation and logic of fac~s. furnish the music for the week ann -0-Q,. I' _. .' ~ wort m cler~ as ~oon reputa~ion and the w:ll dBo sOth . :s j ton, H. Forrey, Mrs. Bush and :\lrs. I For years he has been one of the. l as the band has a good C. E. Fields of Omaha spent Tues· Ithe preliminaries. he .c~n :.'~mPIle .It: ~ .: tl!De t. e I St. Joon of Omaha were here one day: l~aders ~f Philosophical s~ciety .a~d I' for producing h~gh·class music those day and Wednesday e;enings the Ii, LETTER ------~.l~l k haS complied :OIS. II",t. ne, wlII I last week. . ! hl;: worK there has given mm in attendance WIll get a trea.t. guest of FIO!~ence friends. FROM "DAD" WH ITT ED, 1:llnk he has earnea hIS salan; [or j <'.,7-:::::'~ i breadth of thought and knowledge of On £·amrda:r. the last day of the -<::>-Q,. tnt' year. ! At a communion service at the I E:conomic conditions that stand him I erH:.ampmem. the nioneers of Dougla~: :\11'. G. F. Fa:;;: and son, Albyn of Tells of the Joys of Being a Boy and .1. P. Crick submitted .his estimate! Presbyterian church "\I iss Annie Nel· i in good stead in this campaign. I ('ounty will hold "the!, annual picnic- Omaha, were ,lsiting FlorenCE Having Libera! Doses of Strap of the total ttmount oI cros~walks! son, daughter of Paill Xelson. joined i :,Ir. Quinby is a firm beliw;er in Iand t!1lk over their eXI,eriences of friends Sunday. Oil Administered. laid, hy Dan T.f}mas~o. under hiS con- l the church by letter. ! ~he docrrine ~hat. Pl'ivilege~ for . ~hi:' Iearly days. . "'::'>~ Thinking tbar maybe some of Yln:!' tract. It got the ho\.}k .. ~ ~ ; i€iV means distress and nardslllps Applications for cnnce.sSlons are ::\1r. Albert R:JtIH:r~r. the- artist of reader~ "';':ou~d li~~(' to !lear rrO:li i11~ ThE" report of the elt}: treasurer t ~-~.-"$~$-:£>t.:~~,,~'"-$-$4:-<.~?.....t:-@ : for- the many. He also says the I ""offiin2" in ralJidh" and the COillilli:;:ee Omaha. s:!;en: the ~-'reek end the guest would ERy t~lat at pre::Elli lara S70ri- ,vas read and piaeed on file. i ~ :! ta~~jff afford~· privileges to the fe\y " f€'f:"l s;re I~e-eXie:l2E2 of ~oldlng tbe aJ:' J. H. L. "-In:ams. ping at Exira. l~n,'fL _;\t one ti~~ F. :\1. King '!'<,ported to the council) ~ I IDLE CHATTER I '$1 and raxes the iood of th€' many. '2narr.:Dmer:[ \,':ll be 11':;.=:. ~~.<::::;,.. EXIra ",,::;,0 rbe CQ':IHy sea,. \",h<:-u t!H? h:::.d condition of 'the sidet:=!E.lk in!.. II 1 I .;! 1Ir~ Quinby has been a rllember oi! Tll~ ~.-D::len·5 auxi1Eary of ~lle .J.:'L \Yhic':E-d i~ ::Dending a !l:'"'S lhe Cf)Ulli..!·~; \\-2S first .:32rr.:1ed FYl'~-"~ front of Jot, 15 bloC'~ 113 and the ~ ~ <% t t!1~ Omaha T'-lJo"(T"l'aDh~c~l Ilnion for! ~-.~"e.·nn::::: mot '"1':" tr'e "ar1:- Tl,~;;::n~p 1ad.r IiYed on 1hi~ ~jd:f 01 ~T~e conn::." '~~ i ..., -~ ... l ...... - I >''<..L u ... - --.... ~... -' t.J-( _ll. -_ .... ~ ..... _ .. ~.>;.-e=l~s )\-islting Et Exira. iR. {~ot:ncH ..\Yill numediat€i::'" get busy j ~ . ' .,. • • ~ i P-lany years 3.~-d fH. ~ recent meeting I ~nJ' luad7 a!";-an52ment~ I01" tte 2.~- ~<:::..-.. and ~o they located ~21E- {:DUD..t~.. :::~at ana fix !t. ~ Jlr~, "Victors and. daughte:"_ Le:::tna.! the- union passed resolutions endors· f nnal cl11cken dinner \\-:i:h \\"11ic11. rhE-Y .J. H~ 3:nlggenlfln of Censon 7.-as £H::t-. hur ~.~·h2n t~:e of~lEr- side or t:1e The bin of 9· R,~ GambI~ rer $12.50 i!lf Portland.. Ore_~ ,,'ere the gUE3i.S of 1 iug 1:i.:u and aiJpcinted a COllllliitiee 1always reg-ale the YEteri:111.5. \·i3iting ;yith Hugh Sut::e and :\~e~-ell co:.:rH3- ,;;;:eLL:.::j~ up the:;- had a C--O~lnc·" as compensatiun lor actIng as fire i .:\I:?_ and ~nr.s, C4 G, Car150n~ TU€3da\7 1 to see an the other UD!OnS in his be-I '-' __ ':', burtOn Satu:;:'-day e';ening_ =:3E-t:!t D?ht and nloyed the :::a:me to the luarshall \vas then taken up~ Feld-! eYeni!H~. ~ I halL ~~~'$~'~~~~ ~-'0 center of the county and Exira ila?~ husen said that. :Mr. Gamble got $37.50 I - ~.~ , I As it is a phys:;:>!l! impossibility ior ~ :\'r~ \Y R '\'a11 "'ho ha~ bCE'n ;]1 been s!m...- ("i'er since. y II l~s: a~d $~2.5tJ. th~year F~br.! ~lr: ~~ ~d t~: ~. s~~e 'ti~e '~~,,: ;,~ n~t l~a:..~. i~ year b;fOre! :\lrs. R. H: Olmsted and )Ir". :::ui,nb , se.€' talk.to. a!1 1 • II • InlE CHATTER I II I fa; > 'j" at J Dsep;';! .: do, think suicide prac- "hen he Vi as ~.ppomted by lhayar I enee OlmEtea expecLto leave 110llaay I 'OLe, s .,D tn,,,. dlStdct he :akes thl;:, . ~ I l!o"pital where, it is hoped. she may I nC,ed h:.:- t,~ ~n:; ",1 eat. extent. as I Rog~rs. He llio\'ed .That the. office b:1 for Chicago for a short ,·isit. Iilleans of makmg the acquamtance Oll1•••••••$~ ; I be put on the road to recovery. I ~m >~~la lhe,e ~s 40t~ scnoo! chIldren abolIshed and the bIll be-eut to $6.2<1! ~""0- IFlorence ,oters and would appreciate e••io I ~~ I~n elliS ;:own 01 l.OOU population. It which was d~.ne_ ,. _ . ~ ,..I The Independent Telephone com· j t~eir vote at the. primaries' at the A fight between L v,". Brown's and \Yhen the digestion is all right, lIS.. Yac~tiO~t no":",, ~~d the ~ids ar~ ~n The folImnng mlb ""he al.o1'ied. I pany have opened' their office in j Cay hal! on August 16. Hans Peterson's bull dogs lh'ened .·ne aCTion Of the bO"'e;' reo-ulal' I E'\ldence a. e'_r., corne. of e,E'.y D K.i :$ 4 IU " - ILL...".::>",! t t 0 1 h' . g . ngery ". ~'Uf IFlorence and several of the mer· 'I ~ things up considerably on Main street I there is a nawral craYing and relish. s r:-e~. . ~y t .IS r;:orn;n I. sa\\:~a R .. Barnes 9~'~~ Ichants have installed their phones STATEMENT OF W. F. STOeCKER, Wednesday evening. for food. "hen this is lacking you I bo:; comlll" dm\n t.,e s.r.eet at hl"h Tribune , _~•.:J) and they are now in use for the few I CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS. ~"C.~ may know that you need a dose 01! p~essure :peed foll,awe? oy a la~gE' _-\. M~rr , ". ~_.~O Isubscribers they have. I As is customary for candidates for :\11'. and Mrs. William Steyer left Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver! V>0u:.a~ ~t fat,. persuasIOn. Sh~ was ::\il~le1',."""""""""'" ~.~~ ~ mak~ b ut t~e J. ... i Icongress to a statement ofITuesday for South Dakota to visit Tahlets. They strengthen the digest, Imak:n" ,,?Od, tIme c . . 1 th?ugnt Electrl~, Jlght Co ..•. , ...:,.,. 6~'~-1 If your liver is sluggish and out of i their principles after announcing relath'es and friends for a few weeks. i\'e organs, improve the appetite and II' ~?y nad tHe oe.sT. 0: !t Dut sae caugnt TO~ Muler "...... -"~' tone, and yOll feel dull, biliolls, con-I their candidacy. 1 hereby la~' befolie i -Q,.~ regulate [he bowels. Sold by Georg" mm~ :n~ br~ug~\h:r: ~a:k. ,For some J .•11. MeA'oy ". ·LU. I ~tipa'ed take a dose of Chambe1"·1 you briefi~ m" Tlr'~cI'ples :\lrs RF Re"n~ld~ 'e~- t'n'" ~'ee" ~. r' .rea.u" IIe d,dn t .ouk . e. y l.appy and 6 0-1 - ,. . i' ."" J. ='. I .. '. . ;, u ~ 1 'L • .~.. n ;:jle e. I. . G. R. Gamble ., _ 4'~~ laln's Stomach and Liver Tablets to- I No reform' has ever worked from for a short visit with her son. Harold ""0-""0- . ~n a ruc:n:.e~: or two.h.p neard l.oud re: l'th~ >oe~orm nl'II;n~- te~s L Fay ,". .,O.J._;} I night before retirino-~....and vou will ~ .,.on "on'nn'ard -If i-~~ at ~ ~:::l, 'Ion' T'ne Boo com'.. of the R !lons a. do ",rap,~ whlcn made~ tne..~cola ,.. , ."1 - .. P "U .¥ n , .. J. 1 .. D ...\ 1.. 1.. S_ .l mlLLee 1,.. I h--n t 1 Fays bIll :-;as co.nsldered. :-:.cesslve feel al! right in the morning. Sold Ineeded in national economics it al'l ~-Q,. X. of A.. met at the hom.:' of )'lrs. J.! f" I s, ru~ aov:'n my tmc". ~~ch IS lIle so the COl1~CI, cut It to ~-lS~!'$' 9n-' : by Geo. Sien. ! ways must come from the bottom up.l Frank Gleason and .J. A. Cr:i\'€'n Ta"lor in Omaha, V;ednesday after. i an~. We DOJ:S n~ ....e t 0 stand'IL , ~elllg! ~aI~nc~ ~l .~~.~' ~~ ~undar ~le. \~"~a~er 1)~e~ ~·e~y r~.ry a~a -to Th:re a 1}1 I t ivard. 1spent Saturdzy and at \\-ater- Do;n. The next meet:ing vdl1'he held t .. l1P;S ... .he ::>peeIal s,de"alk.;t.na ait~ all j ::\ri:>s Florence Olmsted was the i :\10S1 all issues, of either party. thUt! loa in Starch of fish. Xotice llm\ i ilt the home of :\1rs..J. Y. Shiplev I ~ :. t~.Ln", \~~ t.1E' C~jfl" .•e." a"n 1ll \'\·arrants had been pal the ('J~r - :as i gU€.st of lIiss ...~m:r Gilmore at lunCh-I' are kn.o\\"n to us at the pre.sen"'r.. time' hungry ~heY IOQk sillce the:r return_ t next \Yednesda\. ~ II ... ·enra:'SKa. . neat an- o~ts are .Lne crde:-ed to draw a warrant lor t~at I eon at the eountry club Wednesday. -some call them naramount isSU€3-1 . . "';:''''-0 I .~~ ~!ld tn.ere IS some sta,·t,lng repo,'ts ~illollnt Da,'~b'e '0 tife C'"'" 0' Flo~·~ i ~~ . ,-gi?neral13-~ Hom 1'1e '"re"he""~ ~'-'...bu' 1 am " l'tt e .u.l .l - _.:L 1 '- .. ""'. .... t Ii are iu,'€nted by \\"Qula-be Be sure and tali:e a bOLtIe of Cl1aIT.:.-'I'_\Iiss AHie Houston ·,.... as thp gues!.l d b f "-1 ... -- I... _i. l.' enee. ... ! :.\1;"s, J. A. Holtzman spent Sunday leaders for the sale purpose of Ibe,'iain's Colic, Cholera and Dial" of Dr. and :\lrs. Teal at the Field I ou t 1:.. T ::\1. \YHITTED. A~~ ~h~ .. stars ~ shone . O:jgi~~l~ as i at Lineoln_ . keeping themseh-es in the Hme-light; ~·hoea Remedy \Vit2 you ~·hen starr-l,:iuh. Saturday e\:ening. !i •. ~Oi1gnl. ~~ -<--->~ the} [l.- ",- a (001 p ...ll:e to i : the·refore such issues that ha\-e their ling- ort ;;'our trin t:his summer. It can- I I ------lay their fevered omw". l _:11;-15. G.. ),1. D:exel and, son, L~ther: Istan thus at the tup only can be no't. be'obtain"d. on b()ar~ ;:l;e ,rain" I ~,1j,:s Francis TilO_lllP~on le~t Tues· [ ~Xb$>%--Q,. I recognition or support with me. pared. Sold by Gen. Sier:. ~~ I <'! fOl" Nom;"::i?n for Any Office I Nl::. Henry Palmameer and )lrs.! If reform is demanded. by t~e mass· ,~~ :\liss Ame Houston was the guest i ~""'~~~ I ntS Year. I ClaI'1a Mooute of Tekamah, cameIes, and ..he root of any Issue 15 start· C. O. Looeck of Omaha spent Wed· of friends at the Rod and Guu club I . . I dO~'n [ram Tekamah ~riday {;\'ening ed there-thus coming from the bot·J nei".d~y in F!arence baking after hi10 Tuesday e,·ening. . ~he P.~nca_ Im!)rG,em~~t club he:~ Florence has ouly on~ c::ndIda:e I ann ~\'as the gueSts or .:\11'. and Mrs. Itom upward. ~u~, and such only. pollneal ienees. ""0-""0- i a .•a:geJ:, ahended meetmg ),lond",) for any office in the pnmarles thIS I Baugnman over mght. TheJ' ,,;ent shall hav€' undn'lded snpport. ~-Q,. :\l:iss Edith Foley of Omaha and! e,enmg. )'ear and that is F. S. Tucker who is lover to th€' Bluffs Saturday, in camp I These are my conscientious ChaT· J. A. Fuller is having photo pOSt· :\fiss Josephine .;rndt oi BlaiT, were running for sUtt€' representative on I wi..b 1\1rs. and 3'Ir. Baughman and acteristics, because I am no hot cards of scenes in and around Flor- the guests of :.\11ss Mabei Cole Wed- ;';early everybody will w~nt a 3tate the republican tic.1reL I Mrs. Palmanteer and Miss Wicker- honse plant either. ence made to sell at the postoffic€' I nesday. daily during the political mix·up now .Mr. TucK€'!' is well- known in Flor- j sham and tuey had an enjoyable Respectfully. news stand. ""0--<::>- going on and the Lincoln Journal ene€' and his nO'ca!"d as mayer as weli j time. The first named couple were . W. F. STOECKER, -<::>-Q,. The school board met at the school cut3 its price to ,January L 1911 to $2. as his reCDrd ar the legislature dur- I married while in th€' bluffs. They Representath'e Tenth District of Xe- :\1rs. Frank Sieroe and son. Frank, hOllse Tuesday eyening and put o"er Iwith Sunday or $1.50 withollt. YOll 'tng [he two terms he seryed are O!Jen I'isited with 'relai:lx€S in Omaha hras.ka.. Candidate· for the DemD- of Omaha. we:-e guests of :\11'5. the matter of hiring a nigh school know why The State Journal is the to all and show him to.be progressive I?aturday nigh~ and Sunday,. return-! cratle nominauan. i~r Congress Sierae's mother, Mrs. J. Bondesson, teacher for another "eek. Mike paper to gh'e tn-," :::traighL of willa i" and able. That he WIll go out or ilng to Tekaman to make thelr home I from the Second Dlstnct. Sundas. Clemons secured the contract for the going on and you'll get a lot ior your Flo:rem:·... with a big \'ote is alread:;' there. -Q,.""0- retaining wall on thE' north' of the money if you send in right away. assured ashe is against county oP-l -<:;:>-Q,. I Mrs. F, B, Xichois entertained at .f..T. Cole announces he has made school at his bid oi 3:': cents. ~-Q,. !ion. first. las: and an the time. I Arthur Gwyne, who is employed at luncheon Wednesday. Those pres- arrangements to hold another bo:\ing ~-Q,. Prof. J. "'. Crahtree of Peru, can- the Nebraska Telephone company of·' ent were :\lrs. Naile, :III'S. Barker. contest at the hall on Saturday. )'ir. T. \\T, :\!cClure speRl Sunday didatE' for Superintenden,,: of Instru('· :\Iiss Olhe Prudence Tracy. who is I fiee. has purchased the hOllse at ':\11'5. \",'agner of Omaha; :\lrs. Victors .AugUST. 20. He says the main card !lear Gretna fishing. tion on the republican ticket was a taking a ,;acation from her duties as. Prospect and :\ladison streets for.ner· of Portland, Ore.. :lIrs. Partridge, will be between Spady, the smoke ~~ ,isitor at the office of the Tribune. j.Jl}Etmaster "'ill n~lt at St. Paul, I!y occupied by :\11'. and ~,Irs. Doty, Mrs. 3, ,Yeber, Jr.. :\lrs. J. L. HOilS-1 who won the battle !'OJ'a! ami ,Toedy W. H. Thomas and son. Roger", leit Wednesday. :-'Ir. Crabtree is well Yam·OlIyer. San Fi'auf'isco and Los I and will move his family from ton, Miss Li:ona Victors and :'\Ess AI· PospisilL Several good pre!iminarie", '\Yednesda:; e"enlng for Chicago. go- pleased with 1.l'le outlook for success Angeles before returning home. 1On,ana. lie Horiston. ",ill he put on, _ lng· from there by boat to. 3Ii1waiik~: of the repuhlican parry tt.is fa!!. A Protection Against the Heat. THE HOME OF THE FLORENCE .TRIBUNE When you begin to think it's a per· EI> ROWB, Mgr. JAS. WOOD, Contractor sonal Inatter between you and"the sun E. L. PLaTZ, .Editor and Pllblish.er. LUXUS WALL PAPER and I farmers' to see which is the hotter, buy your Benson Well Boriog Co. HANS PETERSON FLORENG~ NEBRASKA. self a glass or a bottle of Coca-Cola. !Crug's Famous Beer, Wines, Liquors It is cooling-relieves fatlgue and ALL WORK (jUARANTEED TO BE SATISFACTORY PAINT and Cigars I State Bank quenches the thirst. Wholesome as Phone Benson U5 BENSON, NEB. Opposite Postoffice Tel. 243 FATHER'S .DAY. the purest water and lots nicer" Jo CAPITAl $IO.OOG drink. At Soda fountains and car· -- 4 PER CENT ON TIME DEPOSITS ~Father's Day" has been ina.ugui~"bonated in bottles-5c everywhere. Florence Drug Store ated In Spokan~.VV~h., by Rev. D::: Send 2c stamp for booklet "The Truth Careful attention to all accounts. Willi~J.. ffindler•. pastor of a Con~ About Coca-C6la"and the Coca,-Cola "enry Anderson I Storz Blue GEO. SIERT, Prop. We sell Bank Money Orders good gregativnal chur.ch~ In founding it Dr: Baseball Record Book for 1910. The Ianywhere. cheaper than any other Telephone, Florence 1121. . Hindley s"aid he wanted to give every" .latter contains the famous poem form of sending money by mail. " "pasey At The Bat:'records, schedul~s rUf SCULITI flAC[ Ribbon Beer On the East Side of the street. body 'Ill. chance to speak a few 'kinli for both leagues, and other valuable Ludwig F. Inun PHONE flORENCE 303 word", for the 'old man; whosurelJlbaseball information compiled by au Just North of Bank of Florence needs sympathy." The few kind wordt :llorities. Address The Coca-Cola. Co.. wew said last Sunday, and, perhapS; atlanta; Ga. Finest Wlnea and Liquors and 01- ~~~~ ~..c: ORRlE S HULSE C H 'R~f' tba "oId man" felt better for them; ------carat Sale agent tor celebrated ...... Rell. D. 3876 Res. Carrying His AUdience With Him• Kets Bros. Bottled Beer tor Flor· ·:...:-:··:-:-:·..~·r:-rrX-~;...... :-:-:..:..:..:..-t-~ ..:-} ~ Wh t Y f Telephones: .W\.en the movement spreads througbl ~: ~ out the. country, as th.e founder an~ Nobody was Inore witty or Inore bit· aa. and rtcinlt.y. ±Florence Real Estate, Rental and ; a 0 U . Douglas-Bell 1225. Ind. A-226G. lils followers believe it will, papa prom tel' than Lord Ellenborough. A young lawyer, treInbling with fear, rose to ably will begin to chirk up and feet Ge~!~~~~le~~:~?;er ~: make his first speech, and began: "MY Flortlnce, N.b. Tel. Florence 111. :!: ; Don't Wan l "U LS( &RIf r[N that he J,s appreciated at somethin tl 9 .lord, InY unfortunate client- My ~••~.••' Rentals and Collections of All Kinds :.:.:.••• ]; UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER. approaching his own estimate of his lord, Iny unfortunate cUent- My 1411 Main St. Phone 2lS ; S II real worth. M9theralready has heJj tord-" "Go on; sir, go-on!" said Lord .+ 1'+ ~.. "."'1'1 --- Succes"or..., to {. e HARRY B. DAVIS day, and its observance, we hope; mUenborough, "as far' as you have THE NEW POOL HALL I -;:-;.-.- .- .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- - -r.· :, proceeded hitherto the court is entire brings JOY to her dear old soul, but Geo. Gamble, Prop. Everybody has something 709 South 16th Street. Omaha. father has been rather a negligible ty with you." !'Ii f quantity In the household scheme. It BEST LINE OF CIGARS IN TOWN II The Florence Tailor :"I around the hou"e they d t" If black could not be Inade to look i~ :r-:-~:~·~·;··:W:;;:;·~··:··:·:f: Is true he 1$ permitted to provide the like white, toasted cheese would not Tel. Florence 215 } I Has removed to the Rose Building on i; want. Or perh:ps they 0 h::e money to pay the bills, but wnat does have so mucll drawing power toward SHORT ORDER LUNCH Es.l. sp':~lt:-:;U Street and will make a iji;~ articles that while they really , '~.:~':.:.' :i: it profit a man to own a palatiai hOIne the mouf'S trap. ; have no use for theIn, at the coming to Omaha as strangers ';' and supply the table with the fat of -H~'~seho'id Suits to Order $25.00 I :~: - - y the land if ite Inust adjourn to the cel Topics. S.HOP il l Clea.ning. Dyeini! and Repa.iring I' same time they dislike to i Ware invitedcto visit the Young :;: Nothing is Inore refreshmg than a BLACKSMITH I; th h .:. omen's h ristian Associa- '•• k or tIie back steps to·smoke his pipe cup of good tea when one is traveling ;., row t eIn away. :f: hon building at St. Mary·sAv. :!: or cigar because tobacco sInoke is in· and nothing is harder to find when JOHN McGREGOR, Prop. ; Just let them find people who '" ~: and Seventeenth St., where :~: 1urIous to the lace curtains he did not one is en route. One way to be sure Repair Work Done WIth D!spatch :! would take these articles off f'.:.· they will be directed to suit- '•• Belect but had to pay for1 Nor does of it is to provide one's favorite brand Horseshl'Elin, & SpecIalty. ; their hands and pay for theIn 41: I~~ able boarding places orother- :~: It add to the joys of his outcast nl and tie it up by teaspoonfuls in Main Street, Florence, Neb. dO '.' wise assisted. Look for our .;. cotinons. vigil to listen to the strains squares of loosely woven cheesecloth. i and they would be happy. ~ ';' T I' Aid th U· .:. Df "Everybody WorlLs but Father," as \\llen a cup of tea is wanted, ice wa· Yet that is just what can be f I ::: St:ti:n~r s at e mon~: played and sung by the young hope ter or hot water is never difficult to It:t .l- fuls amid the comfortable surround· obtaln, and one's ovm bag may pro- FlorenceBniIding &Real Estate CO. accomplished by way of the .:••:-:••:••:••:••:-:.{,.:+:.+.:-:..:,.:+:-:.•:-:-.:••:-:••:. bigs from which he has been banished. vide the beverage. ,The bag is easier .., want ad column in The Tribune to throwaway than'the loose dre2'..f'. ~. _ .. Surely father needs a little sYInpathy, - Building of every description, Plast· :"I If you have anything you " r.. • The little bags should be kept in a tin erlng, Paper Hanging, Foundations. In :I I> '" • tmd perhaps a little more considera box or the flavor will be lost if the fact a contracting business of every kind. " wish to dispose of, write a ~ \ion. When You Buy trip is to be of any length. A tea Ina· Tete. Flor. «3 1502 Main Street ;... smaH Want Ad and JI king spoon or a tea ball answers they ... BUY AT HOME ~ SaIne or the New Jersey farmers are saIne purpose, but it leaves the dregs i Iii advocating a torm at conservation to be disposed of and is more messy. ~ Put Itin The Home ;Merchants merit your ~a~ei\:~e~oou~~~~~o~:~~::rY~D:: On~ ~ ~~P:~\:~~~y~e fn~:'~~: Breakfast Food Pies. fR (SU MIL K Foot of The Tr.ebune tl ,-:ate that the animals have multiplied Take anyone of the flaked, ready. ~ ~ you buy of Home MerChants, buy to 3, remarkable extent and have be- cooked breakfast foods and mix with ~ of those who advertise. Good Lumber ~~~~~~.. : tome so fearless and comlllit so many about half the quantity of rich cream, DEUVfRI:D ANYWUERf . 1..-.------, tepredatioIlS in the fields that the to form a moist paste. With this line is worth two of the other kind. ' ::::sare::: ~e~~ss:~:::c:~a~~ :ro::~-~~:~d~~~t:;:~;mb:o~~~~ar~ IN flORtNCf .:. .:.. Think of that fact when you .t+H-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-~':-:-:-:-:":-:-!-:-:-:-:":-:-:'':-:-:+:"H.':-H':":":-:-:--:-:-:-:-:.':.':-:-:.: :~: severe punishment, but the su1ferers cOGoanut,pie crust. creaIn,Pour inleInona fillingor ofapple,custard,and WI LL LU80L0 require any material :;.,: The real SIgn of excellence in BUILDING . are moving to llecur6 such action as bake as an ordinary pie. FB Old" R" 5.: MATERIALS is our name-if you consider that '.'~.:. wfil save their crops froIn destruc- While the filling is cooking the or 81 log or epalnng unif l' I d bI tinn. Vermont and some otber north- cereal will bake out dry and crisp, Telephone florence 165 Don't stop at anything either. :!: orm qua Ity, rea. reputation an reasona e prices :~: ern localities report occasional daIU'l becoming firIn enough to support the P h h' :!: constitute "excellence" from the buyer's standpoint ::: 1ge to vegetation by deer. but it IPi.e when it is taken from the pan. It ut your t oug t mto prac- :'.~: of view. ~..: sounds rather oddly to hear of such forms a pastry as delicious as the tical use by getting you lum- things in a state which is largely a I lightest qualities of the latter. A ~~~~~~ b h 1 h l:~ As this is the opening month of Spring building 5.: suburh of the metropolis. meringue should be placed on top, in· ¢ FI " 0 er at t e p. ace yv ere on y ::.: operations allow us to impress upon you that it will ::.': ------, stead of an upper crust. + Of£RCe + the good kind IS handled. The official figures showIng lmmlgra· . 0 C 0 Th 1 .. h h :~: pay you to place your orden' where they will be :} :.~ Uon into the United States for the 'I· Meat Jelly SandWiches. .. IS e Express & Drayage o. 1: at p ace ng t ere. ...':. prom'ltly filled with the best monev will buy--which :':'.:. calendar ear 1910 indicate that the Cut tI: remnants ?f cold Ineat or 1/ V Once you find the way you J:' J Y .. poultry mto SIUall pleces or chop. + CiRl URSON, Prep, + , . '.' is the .:. movement is once more at hIgh tIde. Make a strong Ineat stock that will (,) (I won t have to be told aoam. :!: :~ U~bt The total arrivals for :May were 169•. , jelly when cold or use beef extract 1'+ and Heayy Kaolins: Between Omaha lnd + y , . h <:) .'. FI L b & G Ie"· 472. whIch has not been surpassed 1dissolved in hot water and dissolved I () - flore;ce. () our ex~nence ""lIt our :.:.;.: orence tim er 08 -Oil :.~.,:. since 1907, a record·breaker. That; gelatine to thicken. Three level table- I + + lumber 'WIll never be for- year 184.886 aliens came here in May. II spoonfuls will tuickm a quart ot II () Household Moving a Specialt)'. () tt :;: RA GOLDING M .:. But soon after there was a subsidence. liquid. Pour the desired quantity over, + + go eD· .:. •• ,.. gr. ::: :~: This year. however, the accessions I the. Ineat: stir.w,:ll and leave in a II () 1"1 FlnHE"I'E 330 () Minne=Lusa lumber Co. Florence, Neb. Phone 102 ::.:: continue in increasing volume. The IbaSIn uutll hegmnmg to form. Then. + 1.1., U 11\1 + ':. .;. total immigration was 1334166' in ,,:ith a final :tir, pour into a cold mold ~~~~FRANK GLEASO~ Mgr•.:-:-:-:..:-:•.:.+.:-:-:-:••:-:••:..:•.:•.:-:-:••:-:~-:":":-:-:-:-H":-:":-:-:":-:'';'':'':'':-:-:-:.':-:_: •.:••:•.:_:_:. ~ 11 I th """' .... 't' f 1'1 t Irmsed out WIth cold water. Of course I Phone Florence j135 3.908••0 ow ng e¥anlc. 1 e 0 the stock Is seasoned well when 410,819; in 1909 it was 957.106; and, made. When cold slice and use for I:- .....",.__...... -.__-: this year, up to and including May" filling. The sandwiches must be kept I ASK FOR r-:;;-~;::';~:;':'Z;~~i:;;:o;;':o:';:i9i'~:"~;;i;:;":;;;~~;;;-:1~: it has been 549,49R with a good pros- cold. Minced mushrooIns Inay be DR. SOR[NSON Ileet of attaining and perhaps exceed· added if their flavor is liked. l~ ~~~ ing the 1901 total for ille lOntIn! Dentist METZ of WaH Paper at 25 per cent. Discount 7 ~ twelve Inonths. Pickled Eggs. Just South of Bank of Florence FAMOUS BOTTLED BEER .:. Now is the time to pick up a bargain. \Ve still have some of the bes~ patterns .:. Boil fresh eggs one-half hour, then Good Work-Reasonahle Prices :!: left. Come in; we are always glad to show what we have; don't forget we also :!: . Numerous arrests for smuggling I put into cold :water. .In th: meantime I Telephone Florence 178 At Henry Anderson's Florence .. ' . .!Olive beets b\lIled until tenner, remove 11. II1II5...... __.: :::': caIT}' the best line of PAINT, VARNISHES. LIQUID and PAST£ FILLERS. ':.-:.. give eVldence both that this part!cu· f skins, cut in dice form and covered I -======~======:'._: Come in and talk over the paintin~ or your new hou5e~ .....·e probably can help you .:. larly conteInptIble fOrIn of offense 't' .". d' S' ·1 .h j' - ..-~~~~<'4l~"4~~'4f8"4;o€'.I;Ni>$~~~~'G'4".tt;~"4".e'4'4E.' in doi.::g the \\-work voursdt .;. . . .' . "Wl n spIce vmegar. nei t e eggs, ...... :) y J V agamst the national laws Is prevalent and drop into the pickle jars. This is I~ . " and that the customs officials in New an orna.'Ilental pickle and considered .• "... f ~~~ A~tf. :~: .•.Yark aT.e. w.o.rO'Ighty on the jOb.. Col. very good. ; Be1iev: in the."gOOdS we are selling. and in our abllty to get results. .... iti. L. ENDRES, 2410 Ames WE .:. Phones: Be!ll Web. 2138. Ind. B·21S8 ::: ItT ~ b tart d' bldg it :9 \Ve believe that honest goods can be sold to hones1 men by honeSt Bt ee or ...... e Ii e m y ma n "thad . "., \,. k' .., 1 j,' • ~ ~ ~ clear that he did not Intend to sub- Green Currant Pie. :. me s. '"e be leve In wor mg, nDt wamng: In aug ,lng. not aylOg: ~ ..:-:-:..:..:..:...:-:-:...:..:-:...~-:....:-:...~-:..:..:..:-:...:....:..:...:-:-:-:-:-:-:..:.:-:-:-:...:...:...:-:...:..:..:.~:....:..:..:-:-:-. :-:. liect passengers on incoming steamers Stew and mash a pint of railiel i in boos:ing. not k.no~ and in the pleasure of doi~g business. We ~ to unnecessary annoyance and lncon. green currants; sweeten abundantly; believ... that a man gets what he goes after; that one order to-day IS worth two orders " ...... mB••D••••m DmE as••R••sa.E.~... ;venience while at the saIne UIne he add a sprinkling of flour or a rolled y tomorrow, and that no man is down and out u.ntil he has lost faith in himself. •:Ve t ~Oi\j(jS ~ I NEW POPlJLAR -"'ould e.•xact cOInp·llance with the cracker and bake with two crusts. ; be\'ieve m courtesy, in;anL' d'ness, m generosIty,_.1.n frolendspanhi d hones.t compoehtIOn· ~ o>U Dust generously with Dowdel"ed sugar. d th h d - . h < W HAYDENBROS_O~aha treasury regulations. There can be ,_ , We believe in increasing our trade an at 1 e way to 0 It 15 to rea. ,or It. e .. = :I "Wait for the Summertime," Summer waltz song; "No One "no good ground for cOInplaint ag8inst J are leaching for yours. f !II Knows," home ballad; "Lou Spells Trouble to Me." "Just Someone," 11 this system. The person detected in , .. I "Sairs of the East," Sacred song; "I Love My Wife', But 01'1 You Kid!" down~ ~e:W~:r 1 • "Sunbonnet Sue," "If You Won't Be Good to Me," chi1n song; "To the smuggling may be set a wfll. F·8 EE I : l1li End of the World \¥ith You:' "Love Me and the Wcrld Is Mineo" ful offender and entitled to no sym· of Paxtine. I' T . Florence f I "Cheer Up! Cherries Will Soon Be Ripe," "Whistle if You Want Me !. llathy when caught in atteInpts to Better and moreeeonomiea1 ; The Florence rlbune Nebraska t l1li Dear," "Rainbow, " "; Wish I H3d a Girl!' " cheat the government.. Ulan liquid antiseptics I; ~ :I 23c each or 5 for Sf.OO. Ic extra p"r copv by mail ' flUn.....IIIl1I11....lIIDWIltUllHilIIIIIIIIIIDI&iIUIlIlIllDIIHIIH U .....FO_Jl ALL TOILET nsES. I :"~»J1'.##:~~""'.H>.#:!J'~~p.;.~~;-.~.. Aviatloo Is going to have its mar- _ --~;;~~~~::======~=====:...:::======~ tyrs like other great enterprIses.. the = more as they· are, In a way. fanatics. too; for no amount of danger and actual aecldent will deter men from tryIng to conqn~ this elusive eleznent or dim 1~ tatal fascinations. The measure ot"liUCcess Which has attend· ~ latter~y ~ort will serve to IUinl mue effects ff'the danger stin more.
Cholera spreads ~n Russia. beca.use eoman;- people do not seem to see I much difterence living under the czar " ~nd dyiDl;' with the cholera. At least that appears to be the interpretation oflhe reports about the l:atalistic way they neglect to take the most ordinary Jlnlcautions.
An auto while ttavelingin New York "-II- SS turIHMl"""turtle and broke a surgeon's .11'.llI0n8 .ay.· 0 leg'.' Whicb may. bel'lut down as. a groSI; 'llfraetion of professional courtesy. When. millions of people use for yearsa medicineitprovesits merit. Mold how blessed we are with the People who knowCASCARETS, .nundance at the earth-green earn. value buy over a million boxes a tomatoes, peaches, cantalClupe, cym month. It's the biggest selle:- her .iUlgs "and lee cream soda! cause it is the bestbowel and liver medicine ever made, "No matte! . what would the nUdevUl& Binger what you're usmg, just try CAS ,..he hail hi. 1IPl*' Up ~ate4 by • CARETSona-you.>ll &.~ 2;" ~_~lIeomt CASCARETSltle.Jl bOx fM. _1<'. ti:i2t_m~r:-:~all d:r~~!l~~. Bi.;ve&t :I:~':i!!c ktb8"..~li1o ~.~ .. _ ~_ &:'!ii¢iO;!- ¢~-.• ---
,I the name was a queer one. It stuck ! been at the moment of his attempted I tn my mind." , a 12 departure that Kerr had told him, ''But then," Clara insisted, "what co Flora wondered? .And had he given became of'him?" CJ them as his, excuse for ,going away? "011, gave them the slip," the judge It hurt her; though why should she be chuckled. "He always did. Reported /Jp hw·t because II. stranger had not I to have changed ships in mid-ocean. y wanted to cross the parade-ground to Hal, is that another bottle?" shake hands with her? , He was less I Harry stretched his hand for it, but I ~ <> interested in her than he was in Har- t 3 SYNOPSIS, Iit stayed suspended-and, for an in-' ~ ry, at whom he had looked keenly. ...----_...;; ...... ""'" stant, it seemed as if the whole table ' \'" co-' "~l But Harry's nervousness had' left -- , 1 '0 ~ ... _Op4- liQ.~p-, P "K th t' t h At a private view of the Chatworth per- I' waited expectant_ Had Buller's cam- "~I0J,l fl. !lUll,:,/( I.:J,~-g "l ~)' him, now that Purdie was within his lOW a we ve go you ere, you II-'\.. '0'-' "'. '-==- h H must all stay to luncheon," Mrs. Pur- sofia1 estate,. to be sol~ a.t a.u':ltion, the I era caught the clear face of Farrell __-;;.. ~~ ,.., ,q, -, ~ - reac - e returned the glance indif- Chatworth rmg mystenously dIsappears. I' . f tl H die determined. IHarry Cressy, who was present. describes • Wand, or only a dim figure? Flora erenh' 11y. . e stood close to the major It rooked as if they. were about to ,:the ring to his fiancee" Flora GUsey, and I wondered if that was the question - IS and on his shoulder, The ma- her chaperon, :!oIrs. Clara Britton, as be-! . 'th h' bl d 1 accept her invitation'unanimouslv_, but lng like a' heathen god. with a beautiful 1 Harry wanted to ask. He wanted- Jor, WI IS an b ue eves twin- "sapphire set i.n. the head: Flora discov- l and yet he hesitated as if he did not kling from Clara to Flora s~emed the Harry demurred. He had to be a\ ers a.l1 unfamiliar mood lD Harry, espe- i . .' only man readY to u-evot'e him"elf' to I Montgomery street and Jackson by dally when the ring is discussed. She I qUlte dare touch It. He laughed and, ' ! . ~ . 1 k attends "l"-dies' night" at the club and! filled the' glasses. He had droppedI ~J the service of the ladies. lone 0 c oc -. "I hoped," he added. meets Mr. Kerr, an Englishman.It comes " hi . "And what's the news r-rQm the II glanci.ng at Flora, "that some one was out that the mi"s;ng ring has been knO'l'>"I1 I S questIOn, and there was no one at as the Crew idol. 1the table who seemed ready to put I front?" said Clara gayly. Kerr gave II to dr,:ve me-part of the way, at . another. I gave her a rapid ~lance' but the ma- least. CHAPTER n.-Continued. ! And yet there were questions there, ! 1 jor blinked as if the al1~sion had got 'I Flora. with an unruly sense of dis- j by him. appointment, yet opened her lips for . Flora had a bewildered fee.ling that J in a~l the eyes, but some im:I;Jassable I "I mean the mvsterv-the Chat- the courteous answer. But Clara was this judicial summing up of facts! bar::ler s:emed to have co~e De:we~n I worth rinO'," she explain~d. quicker. She rose. wasn't the sort of thing the evening: the:;e ea"er people, an~ »hat, lOr "Ko ne~s whatever mv dear Mrs. "Yes," she said, "I'll drive you back y m-, \ had le,d up to She couldn·t "ee, if i calculable reaso.. ns, .tue so much Britton." ,. with pleasure." ~, i wanted to know. It was not the geni- • , thIS,. "as, "What" .It amounted,.to, why I l' d'ff 'th h' h B II h d She smiled'. "We're all rather in- Harry's glimmer of annoyance was . Harry had changed his mind about i a_ m I erence ':1 W IC U er a terested in the mystery. Flora has comic. fttelling them at the dinner table. She: ~ ~pped ;he subject for the approac -\ made a dozen romances about it." "I have to be at the house for lunch- ! could not even understand where this' .n", b.ot~~,:. It see:ned rather the.rT "Oh, yes, yes," said the major indul. eon," Clara explained to her hostess belonged In the march of events in own t.Iillldlt! that .wlthhel~ the:u from; gently. "It will do for young ladies I ~s she buttoned her glOVE, "but there their story, but Clara took it up, to~chmg thIS subject WhICh aL e,ery I to make romances about. It'll be a lIS no reason why Flora shouldn't Iclipped it out and fitted it into its, tUln pr.oduced upon some Ol~e of the two days' wonder, and then you'll sud- ( stay." I place.' , e,ager. .three some fresh startlmg effect 1I denly iindout it's' something very'S"Ob I h,OILal' 1ave t"0, Fl'ora mur- ~ "Then there will be pressure-' tne others could not understand. They t : tame indeed." mured, not knowing whether she was - b ht t b were restless; Clara notablv, even '·\\·b,.', h~"e they fi~ed the SUSpI'C' I, more embarrassed or pleased at this I enormous pressure, roug 0 e;:tr d hI' I, I - , ~ {to recover it?" un er .uer ca m. .. i i ion?" said Clara. 'high·handed dispensation which placed ~ "Oh-o-ohl" Buller drew out the syl-' Flora knew she was not glYmg up I 'I There was a restless mo,ament Iher where sh,e wanted to be. 11' I' h "h 'I the quest of Farrell Wand, but only j , from Kerr. But the way Clara had leaped at :,.'. able WIth nnctuous.. re ~IS. " . T ey I SeLtIng.... It., aID'de WI,·th h er UIlIaling40 '1' I '",,- h' f h her opportunity' Flora looked CI,rI' i rIp the town InSIde ou... They 11 do th ift " . h c~. d . "h' B t ! '"'0, no, not'mg a t at sort," said I . .u - worse Th '11 be a ~rin~ of detect 1',»niC _",li e €\ ery(mg. u j the major quickly. I ously at Harry. ,: ives ~crossert~e count~-;e's, and a~' why, in this case? :'1nd Harry, Wh~ had! I Harry passed his hand through his I He seemed unea~y at.being pounced 'intervals to China-so tight you b~n so merry WIth the myste.lY a;t, ; arm. ":1Iray I see you for five min-j upon, but that illIght De merely be- couldn't step from Kalamazoo'to Osh- dmner-why had he sudden.ly tned to! i utes, major?" Icause he was b3.1ked of a tete-a·tete kosh without running into one. The suppress ~er, to want to Ignor~ the I I The excellent major looked hal'- with herself, For while Clara went thing is too big to be coyered. The whole ~usmess;. why had he hesltate.d "' assed. !on to the gate with their hostess he . u.t Cl. '" :; IDa- out a bril'iant train f "J at h ' people; but the effect of it was even .'" ~ I. a p rr ec -\ ,"Dolet us go lIP to the house," said : ~nllle. She had' a dan.ce fo: that even- h d t d Sh me" to hypnotIze the senses, before i Clara. "~nil lVIrs Purd'e . 't - 'mg; but she thrust It £'-slde wi'hout 1>h arper than seah expee e . e he roceeds with his triel- A.nd the) • _U - • - 1 , »on yOU, L fancied she saw them all start- that P '., ~' • I drh-e up with me? Flora wants to I regret. For suppose Harry should . ' way Ella was lookm~ at him-her be-, . -" h ' thO ""' • II h - b Harry squared hImself, that Kerr. met 'iid d i 't th'" h t "Harry, I Believe You Are Out Here About the Crew Idol Too" »alk. a' e some Ill" La Le e, a out the 1t as if he swallowed it with almost Vi ere. a acr. y, e :vay s e s :ug- " Plora stood un She had" con'used ,Chatworth ring? She wondered if .. gled wHh that was bemg so rapIdly.. . . " -' ~ ~ I Cl"ra "11"0 'ld 0' t't t f hi fu-t a :fac18.l grImace; that Judge Buller '::h t + '" d t FI th' dankly on their heads, and hung out] chIef. "Harry, I believe you're out ImpreSSIOn that she had expressed no i, ~ \ u_ be 1 au o. m ~:; on . ., d' h f t' t "0 a~ ....er-appeare a ora e ! 1 bId . h d Sh h b - I the ='a'V" home blmked It nar In t e ace- ne mos t ~ f h tIt: cO.)we spear e WIt ew. e was, ere a out the Crew Idol, too!" Isuch deSIre, and that there 'was room I ". . . Dro o.vpe 0 er own s ru,,"O' e 0 un- I . ., , ,. . ' "'he '0' le"t th d t h bothered of the lot. He came at It d -t' d 'h' rt th "'''' 1 sure, even under theIr drlppmgs, that He snook hIS head at her, smiling' for three III the landau; but the men-I • 1 ur 1 on e veran a wa c . ea I first in words. eT:> an "Vi at r. • y ese app~ar-! the "damnahle dust" was- aliYe. "I wouldn't talk too much about that j tal shoYe that Clara had administered Ied the two driVing away with a sud· .' :mces around Jler could pOSSIbly i " 'I. dpn pl-arinO' of thp soc' 1 t - h "Farrell Wand?" He felt It oyer, as h d j Down the broad slopes that were Flora, It filCks poor PurdIe on the gave her an Impetus that carried her I' - _~t '" _-- Ja a mo",p ere. tf, like a doubtful coin, it might ha'V"e s ~r;w. h i th d h 'I swept b'V" the drive all was green to, raw every time that-" His sentence Iout of the can'iag2 before she realized In va:n, ~ora to:d hers,::1f it was only n rung false. "NOW, what did I know i den enoug h h e ~rlotwhs s le the wat~r's edO'e The lOTIO' line of I trailed off into something else, for what ;:;he was about. I' :he rehel she always relt in getting amon~ I moye sead re erse f I '" . '" I"f P d" Cl ' . Iree of Clara ~_For in "he return 0' uf Farrell Wand?" 1 r. 1 "', d d ··t B barracks, the officers' quarters, the ..Jxs. ur Ie and ara nad come up. I Harry was already moving off up ;. :_.. 1 L. , .• "Farren Wand?" Kerr to.Ok it up oue y aanhd not .wtt?n ere a1: I. I ut Igreat parade·ground set in the flat The book had changed hands, to-i'the board walk with the major. The I tl~e ~~JO~:; ~ld.".IY b.andlshmen,s, III now an ere SI mg among h er case . ' I th 'd 1 . hall' . I .,-crr s kmd],n', r1'nod :",,--~ u_ ~ Yard men at Perth in '94, and got off, _~,er, I e a :ITIleo se~f! They heard the note of a bugle, thin root on the carriage step, was ready I' driven away, and then at Flora. "Yery , ": ...,0,:" d-~t; "nil Lll€Ui a..,. "owe ten- t'::m:I : Don't you remember? He took a :'tiOhIladYbe e 'lih,as rhue' m' sacrearlat~ In and silver clear, and they could see II to make one of these over aga~n. !good," he said, raising her parasol; ~!otnhna re,axded. It. seemed to her as .. 1 ens own er eye a 10.. .." W'7"" .., U .. II ose two epartln~ we-e bearinO" great asso~tmez:.t of thmgs under the she Saw herself absolutely alone. the tmy fi~ures. mu:termg ; but m her l.l~e major n ~e so sorry. H~'s, you ar.e, the deposed heir, and I am awa' betwe~n th m th' Y: " most peculiar cll'cumstances-took the preoccupatIOn It did not occur to gone m town. It s so unusual for hIm your fartnful servanL" f t~ C. Td 1e ve_y mystery I o ue Tilton emeralds off Lady Tilton'sneck CHAPTER Ill. Flora that they were arriving just in Ito get off at this hour, but he said he I "But indeed I do want to walk," she 0 e [;;; BE CO~TE\'U D) at St. James'." time for parade. But when the car-! had to ,catch a man. As ~Irs. Britton, protested, a little shy at the way he - 1 - E. "\",Thy, Harry, you-" Flora began. Encounters on Parade. riage had. crossed the viaduct, and, and I were saying, he's likely to be l read her case. . I MUMMY THAT OF ROYAL COOK "You told us that," was what she had swung them past the acacias, and l.ery. b.usy until this dreadful affair is I'. "But you didn't think of it until she Flora, before the mirror, gayly stab- ~ t d t. If 1 th meant to say, but Harry stopped her. around the last white curve into the sLrmgn ene ou you can ous j gave yOU e suggestion, eh?" he Importation That H r t .... bing in her long hat-pins, confessed to., . 't 1'''1 1 'I C .. h' . d ' as n eres.e.. Stopped her just wi~h a look, with.a herself that last night had been queer, whIte dust ?f t~e parade-gr~und,Clara wal a It;, e anger, -'~. re~sy, s e I qm;ze . Egyptologists Evidently Was nod' but it was as If had shaken hlS ld b b t thO turned, a.;; II With a fresh Idea. went on, I am expectIng hlm e,ery i Her cheeks were hot behind. her Wrongly Latl'elect '. as queer as queer cou e; U IS' m'o n-" r thO , -. . head at her. HIS tawny lashes, hali < I !til . eal . H "Wouldn't vou like to stop and me L. : m veIl. ,I hey were strollmg slowly -- , . morn,ng ue y, Vias r agaIn. er' "Oh 't' f' ".' th b d I' It d I th h dropped over watchmg eves, gave hIm; , I' t . ht h d h watch it?" , 1· S 0 no Importance, Sald up ue oar wa k, and lor a moment! eve ops at t e mummy, the . 'lancy as· mg a -ves s e was' H b 1 '. .. • ." - more than ever the look of a great,: r 'd 't ' II h d - '·th '''''-hy, v.e"," Flora a!'(sented. The I any, ut he ooked at hiS watch, she could not look at hIm. She could i Impor,atJOn of V;hlCh has, aroused pub- "ll d' d' d' a~ral I rea Y a -run away WI n ~ - w'th fold b ' h' b d' 1" t t th fi "t f h •. i liC I'nt t· t th t f R Stl cat; a omestlc, goo -uumore h t>.. d h t d d h Id th brilliance of 1i~ht and color the nre- j 1 a eLween 1S rows, an ion y 11S en a e UL er 0 t e Irmges i er~s , IS no ' a 0 ameses II., cat, but in sight of legitimate prey. h er· _ -,n s h:O'h urne ban" e f the dsion of mo'V"e~ent' the sou~d of -the I, then at the car that was coming in. of the parasol carried above her head. I bm of h~s cook. ' d i Her eyes w~nt back to ~err :With a li~~ o~~~~rtilt:d 'h~o :v;~~O~Ch t: brasses under the ~pen sky were anI "'''':e11,at lea~t, ~ou'l1 have ti:me to, She felt herse~ small and stupid, She I Th~ dIscovery need not occasion dis· sense of beWIlderment. HIS VOIce was th t f h 'd t, ~ b l~ !l'rt intermezzo in harmony with her "pir- see the parade, saId Mrs. PurdIe. "I could not understand what he could j apPOIntment. Cook or conqueror, they still going on, expansively, brilliari'tly, t B ur; ~l e;;:1 e Cd?se e L, a I ited ~ood - always think it's a pretty sight, see in her to come back to. Then she! are now alike, and, indeed, the desic- th bO juggling his subject. 0, e I' s 0 er h Ice. Th' , t d d th though most of the women get tired gave a side glance at him. She saw i, cated remains of the chef of the The wind was lig tly ruIDing and e carnage s opue un er e •.,,, -1' h h f "He knew them all the big·wigs up .'.. t h d f t - th t b' d d or It. , an unsml mg profile. The,lines in his' monarc W 0 rom all accounts 'Was Y puffin~ out the muslm cu1'tams of the scan v s a ow a rees a or ere Cl' f hi- . d' d ITa' b the L. XIV . ~ - In Parliament, the big-wigs on 'change, . '" _" d f th d b 1 ' the ;"alk to the officers' uarters.' ara s ace s owed that she be-: lace were m ee ex. ordmary, ut : OUlS • or ~gypt are I.n many the little duchesses in M:avfair and wmdoVi_, an _r~~ e fT en e ow Cl b k' h d i tl q longed to the latter class; but Flora, none was hard. She liked that won· ,respects a more '!aluable antIquarian they all liked him, asked him, dmed ca~e the long SI very c.ash of euca- ::r~:.00. III an, a e1' y ro~e., i too keenl;- attuned to sounds and derful mobility that had survived the [possession than .the mummified bod}' him, and-great Scott, they paid!. l~LUS ..leaves. She leaned on the I II J~s:,run up.to the Purdles and Isight:; not to be swayed by outward batterings of experience, !of Pharaoh. ~..ntiquity has l::equeathed Paid in hereditary jewels, or the,: high wmdow-Iedge to look downward leaTe thIS, she saId. circumstances, was content for the As if he were conscious of her eyes,l us a surplus of memorials of kings, shock to their decency when the thing: over red. roofs, over ter:aced green, "Then she really did want to be rid time, to watch, in the cloud of dust, he looked down and smiled; but i but only too few of cooks. We could came out-but, poor devil, so did lie!" : over steep _streets runnmg abruptly of me," Flora mused, as she watched j' the wheeling platoons and rhythmic vaguely. He did not speak; and she 1well spare a bust of Caesar or ex· And through it all Buller gloomed: to. the broken blu~ of the ,bay, Sh: the brisk back moving away; "and columns. was awaFe that it was at her appear-; change any amount of dry·as-dust unsmiling, with out-thrust underlip. I ::rled . to fanc! ho'l'. Kerr ,,"ould look how beautifully she has ,done it!" Yet through all-even when she was ance he had smiled, as if that only 1chronology for an effigy of Lucullus' g I "No, no," he said slowly, "that's' III thIS mor!'un su~. He se:omed t? Her eyes followed Clara's little figure not looking at him-she was aware of "reached him through his preoecupa-! cook or of that Vatel of his day for not my cOnnection 'with Farren Wand, i be~ong. ~nl"J. b~neau.: :he hIgh artI- retreating up the neat and narrow IHarry's restlessness, of his impa- i tion and pleased him. !whos~ supplies Apicius found $400,000 What happened afterward. What did l fiClal,II~hts, In ;he thIcker ~tmosPhe.re board walk, to where it disappeared lience; and as the last company j But what was he thinking about so ! too htt~e. g they do with him?" ! o~ eli enm ; \"\ ould he ;:eturn agam, in overarching q.epths of eucalyptus, swung barrackward, and the cloud: serioustv between those smiling I Th.e mte:est of the modern world Kerr was silent, and Flora thought l Vi/tll reneVi ed pot~n~y, »Ith the same trees. Further on, beyond th~ trees,l1?egan to settle o....er the empty field,: glances? Kot her problem, -'she was II in hIstory IS concerned less with the his face seemed SUddenly at its sharp-; smgular, almost SInIster charm, as a two figures, smaller than Clara's in Ihe snapped his watchcase smartly, i sure . 6~eat conquerors than .,ith the lesser est. 1Vi"izar~ ':.~o ,,:orks his, will only ?Y their greater distance, were coming and remarked, "Still no major.'" I They, had almost reached the mao! lights, the artists, and craftsmen who It was Clara who answered with an- j moc:nl1g~L' When she snould see hIm do'w'll. Flora almost grinned as she I "\Vny, there he is now!" 11rs. Pur· 'I jor's gate, and it was now or never'to! plar;ned aqueducts and built cathed- other question. '''Didn't he get to the) a~am, Vihat., she wond~red, would be recognized the large linen umbrella die screamed, pointing across the pa· find out what he thought of her. She \ ra,ls, even those who' were ~harged colonies?' Didn't he die there?" ! rns extraordmary, mo~d. that Mrs. Purdie invariably carried rade ground. looked up at him suddenly, with in- i With the preparation of Caesar's cut- Judge Buller caught it with a snap 1. It wa,s Clara, standmg at the foot of when abroad in the reservation, and I Flora looked. Half-way down on quiring eyes. Ilets. The w?rld is tirEd of kings, but of his nn,gers. "Got it.!" he triumph-] ~he stan's, ,Who bel~n~ed ~o the m~rn· preser;tly the tri."'.,:- and bounding fi.g-! the adjoining side of the parallelo-l "Do you think I am weak?" she de- 'I':hat wou~d .It,~not give for a cuneiform ed, and the two men turned square I mg, so brIsk, S? rre"h, _0 pr~ctlcal ure or Mrs.; PurdIe herself, under It. i gram, back toward her, the redoubt, manded. Itlle,~co.ntamlll", the.menu of Belshaz upon him. "They ran him to .earth in: she appeare~. Sue held a book I.n her The. Purdies were coming down to Iable Kerr was standing. She recog-. The lines of his face broke up into zar:; teast? Mean.tIme a cook of the Australia" That was the year I was i h~nd., The ,door. open for her Imme- parade-at. least ~I,rs. Purdie was. But nized him on the instant, as if he ',laUghter. "Ko," he said, "I think you IRameses dynasty IS something. there-'96. I got a snapshot of him! dlate deP:rture,. showed, beyond the the tall figure beside her-that was I were the most familiar fignre in her. are misplaced:' _ at the time." ! descent 0.1. marnle steps, the landau not the maioI'. She took up her Iorgnon !life. Yet she was more surprised to I She hllitted her brows in perplexitv, FIrst Newspaper Had Short Life. It was now th.e, whole table that i glistem,'ng black against white paye- It was-no it could n.ot be-Y,et surely see him here than she had been to see, but his hand was on the white Pick~t I. The fi:st newspaper ever published turned on him, and Flora felt, with lmer:ts., It was unusual for this formal it was Harry! Lazy Harry, up andIHarry. She felt inclined to rub her Igate, and she had to walk through it ~~ ::emer;ca ~ever !f0t beYo~d, its first that unanimous movement, something. vehiele to. put in an appearance so out, and squiring ?lIrs. Purdie to the e)'es. It took a moment for her to ahead of him as he set it open for s.~ t »as caLed ,PubhcK Occur- crucial, the something that she had early. review. at half-past ten in the morn-, realize that his companion was indeed her. ' ~en~e:; ~~d appeared lD ~oston, Sep- 1 er been waiting for; and yet she could! "1 am going to drive over to the ing! "Are we all mad?" Florall Maj. Purdie. I Of their party only the two women .:m t ~"b1~6~O,. It. contalDed a prom· in no way connect it with what had I PUl'dies'," Clara explained. "I have an tho:rght. The major had recQ",o-nized his wife's I were in sight waiting on the diminu. is: 0 pu ~s III _ItS ~ext .issue the h ' 01 ; d t" .. I. n_mes of .1 the lJars In Boston and ne~e. I appened, nor understand wny ara.! erran , Tbe three little figures, the one gO-I signaling umbrella. Now he turned! bve veranda. Clara had a mild do- the authorities ta'· g " why Harry, why Kerr above all shoUld.! Flora smIled at" the thought of how ing up the t>\'o caminO' down touched toward it but Kerr, with a quick mo- mestic appearance, rocking tlfere be- "he threat .' 'I KflIl CQgD,zance of ! ,- ,1d b h . ' ", .. ' ., - ~nse y orbade the pubH- be so aIe.rt F or more than a 11 h e, man, pe~"sons Wall, e avmg er- opposite frin~es of the grove-disap. tIon of nand toward hat, turned m the hmd the potted geranmms. All theIt'cation Th E t N looke1'l expectant, poised, and ready, rand.s to the Purdies' DOW. It was re- r.nared with~n it On which "'ide;' opposite direction, In her mind Flora windows were open into the little the fi;st J'oe osI ton b' ews Letter wag 'h t .' . . ; IT l' h Cla . tho k"-- .' ~ " ." '...• - urna 0 e regularly pub· f or w a e.er was commg. , ! .es HUg to catc ,ra m IS wea - would they come out to~ether? Flora \l'as \\Ith the major who ran after shell of a house. TrunJ;::s still stood I lished 0 this . ti t I ' ""vhat sort of a chap?" he .,mused I ness. She felt a throb of it herself wondered. They emerged on her side him. The two men stood for a little, j in the hall, though the Purdies had I' ed in 1~04 an~0~a~e~~110;~a~st~: and fixed the judge a, moment with ?>when she recalled the breathless. mo, with HaITI' a Wtle in advance He expostulating. Then both walked to-' been quartered at the Presidio for , merl'can T"e-kly ;:1 . y ' F I " ; -, ." • - ' <1 .. t ... ercurv, In Phila· the same stare that .lorare.member- i ment at tue supper table .aS1: eyen- came swingingly down the walk ward the landau and the lmen um- mne months. delphia in 1 71 9 E ~1' h' , l' . d h . . "Oh h '11 b - l' I ,. ' ~ _. "n", 15 Jollrlla Ism e d..ta have fi ~st confronte e!.. ..! m~." ,t ~t w,~ e a ~ea.,en y straight toward her, and across the brelIa.. , , In thIS easy atmc:sphere,. how was! is only 35 years older than American, \V::at sort_, Sort, o.f a enmma1. f dI·lV::. she sald. Please ask n:e"to road .to the carr.iage, his hat lifted, his I. The, carnag~ group walt~d, wat~h-, It that the_thread or restramt ran soIthe London Gazette. an official publi. th~ J~df:e smiled. ~n~y all look l go "WILh you, ~y errand can, W~!1t. hand out. I mg wlth fla.ggmg. conversation, which j s~arplY denned? Clara and Mrs. Pur- cation, having been founded in 1665. alike. I "\;,'hy, certamly. I should like to "T<' 11 Fl' ., h -'d "th' finally fell mto Silence. But the two' dIe were matching crewels; and, sit- i- • n u - ... .. Y!t e ~ oral e ~al. IS IS'I .. .." .. • Still, Clara suggested, such a! have you,' saId ~lar.~. But If she had luck!", apprO~ch1ng strollr:d eaSIly and:talked. t~ng on the top step Fl?~ lUsu,:ucted I, Bath S:reer, Bath, in Danger. man could hardly have been.' or- i returned a fiat DO, Flora would not ",\Vh t' th'" ld h t Even In coli! day1!ght Kerr sUll ga,e herr as to the compOSItion or the I Some time ago great jndhmation dinary-" ,Ihave had a dryer sense of unwelc.ome_ a ?,~n - w~~ ~s go you outIFlora, the impression that the open tropical glacier they were drinking. I was expressed by antiquarian~ and , "In the" Chain-ga.ng-oh, 7es," sald II Still; she had gone too 'far to retreat. sOuearly. she railed hIm. . was not big enough to hold him, but Ten girls had probably so instrncted Iartists throughout lb.'e country at the Buller with conviction. Mischievous reflections of the doc- Came out to .see Purdie on bUSI- she saw a difference in his mood, a, him before, but it would do to fill up I threatened destruction of one side of "Oh! Then the picture wasn't I trine the Englishman had startled her ne~s, and here";you are aU ready to l'I graver eye, a colder mouth, and when; the gap. I Bath street, Bath, with its Georgian "Worth anything?" I. with the night before fiickered in her drrve me back. he finally greeted them. a manner that I Like a stone plumped into a pool Icolonnade, and it was hoped that the "Why, no," Buller admitt,ed slowly, mind as they drove IT.om," the door. "That's y0u,r r:ward.".. Iwas brusk. It snowed uncivil beside Ithe major and Harry re-entered this l threatened da,n.. ger had been averted, ."though,' come to think or it. it wasn't Was this part of "the big red game," He brusheu his handkerchief over ! the major's urbanity. stagnation. They were brisk and f says the London Standard, On Satnr- the chain~gang either. 'They were not being accommodating, nor so very his damp forehead. "Well, there's one I! The major was glad, very glad, to 1buoyant. Harry, especially, had the! day morning, however, a firm of local taJri.·'nghim aboard th,e ship. The polite? T,he streets,. were still wet coming to me, for I haven't found Isee them all. He was evidently also a 1,"' air of a man who sees stimulating 1contractors, acting on an orde? from crowd was so thick I hardly saw him" with early fog, and, tUl'.ning in at the Purdie." little flurried. He seemed to know! business before him. Immediately all Ithe owners of the PTOPZl'ty. began tha and-only got,one shot l:\t. him. But Presidio gate, the cypresses dripped Her eyes were dancing- with mis-! they had an met Kerr hefore. Had it ' talked at once. worlt of demolition. - , "-To/h·' • "eeives Li-{Jm ·licenses, poU tax;' dogt:h \r'"\ the South side of Briggs Street, dul:r Proposed. Proposed. "Th.ooP'1 Elk. As~cssm·t. Lot. Bllt. ASSBSS!l1·t. and other -sources somethi.ng {lver tho· d t b d d Lot. I ".Ie '. IO:renCeJ;r1Une I 6 au rIzeo e ma e an now com- of way 2Q l;;.~JD Railroad right of E~lsbtidm 1009;' '$a;aOU ca yoo-r or a total of $11,115.10: .. • en .OU . uy pIeted, all within Street Improvement .:Rail.~r".oad,••••ri..g.h..t.· •••o.f.. ~ 2<1 2.00 way all 7 l(l.()o) Wh 16.00 "'-_...... '"'-'""-'"-:-.,,-,'-c:.;....-,---'~---'~-'-! . It is'- true that-ilie ciry has to pay...... YB v ·n_ BUY AT HOME· District No.1 in said City of Florence, . 7 20 15.(:0' ~ lii.OO "·"',....ee a:t . a collection. fee,tu:th·e ('mfity treasur d ;-; t th f .. ~~ 39'1 Railroad right of :: 15.0'} ..:&ANK,OF·> :FL 0 RENC,,~ • er on these. £U.li~"""Qns. Tha coHee- Th& Rome :Men:hants.merit~SllPpm1:, an amouu ng 0 e sum 0 ",va, ••- way 8 20 10.00 4 ...... '"' v 1 theyare tile tl..~ community. 1 m.w mainstays of d 21 2fJ.OO 6 1'100 21 30.0G 6 ;~.OO •.Edltol::>t '~Olie:.ihorence315. 5~e:;~~~=e:Ot:~~~.I~~~~~: ~o;h~..~d~~::e :~' s~:~:;:o~e~~~~O t:o~:r p~: ~ 1:; Ii :: lIletcllants, co:; 21 W.W 7 1&1.00 21 :W.i).} I> 10.1.'0 ·Eo l..'PlJ\TZ,"1I:dltor an4 Publisher. tht»le'for"the Iast six murufus amount- ':::====:;::==::::::====~JDOnglasCounty, Nebraska. ~ 21 zo.m J. 20.00 JI'~JetjhtlRe315:, ed ~75.25"for :v'ear• .;:; Spffi:ial and· assess- 1\ 21 30.t>! ~ 3fJ.w . to $88.15 or the \ruch taxes 21 g.J.flll _..;,.....:.....;;..:..:.;""'"'-"~.------'--_...:.....:..-c.;.... this ree~iYed C~mp '1-1-115 M. W~ to be ~ 3 3G.\:,O To o1Iset FlOrence Florence No. A. mi>Uts are proposed IeTied on 21 20.00 4 20.00 afternoon at from. the road fund for the first 'Six Worthy AdVISer.•...•.Samuel Jensen the lots, parts of lots and pieces of l 22 35.m ;; 2;1.00 22 2!JiHO(; 6 30.ij(); ...... mmrl:htl ;:nliZ5,.and for'the last six Venerable Consul. .•.....C. J. Larson real estate within said Improvement North 22 feet.. 3 22 66.6n '; 3U.0(1. ClTY~OF:1 mon:!Jls$179~i5,~1Z89.4{t ~a.::~r··s" '-r<.~. ~ 22 133.S-t 8 21).rF} QFFlciAL.''FMlE.·ROFl"HE.· f{)r the ti "i D. LLeach. District in said Citv-. of Florence South 44 teet 22 35-~0 ; . ':FLORENC£ ; .. y-ear; . U 1 $ en ne .•.•....•-" ary each .. 1 35.00·' ~ 22 35.(0) 2 !.W.O(;. . .' ' . . _ . .. .·T.a!l:ing out" or the-Ttlcv-enne-fim. li. Clerk Gns Nelson specially benefited by reason of cSaid 22 2{>(l.00 ~ 150.0fJ" E;te..ed-ll-SaecO'Ild~~~tlm'::j.ttne -t,J ,of th.e'fOurSSikJo11S whi~h.-gOOes Escort•.••. , •••••••....Tames Johns0J?: imIlroVemi>Uts as fnllows: 7 22 200.(10) 4 35.00 eenses 22 35.0.3 ;; 35.0£' 23 201l.00 li ).,'j'j.ro t!J.r~'J.S1<.:.~ ~6.~. ;~:mh'"t'1~.J9~.e... ~ntr. ;:A.~um ~ 23 :;;;.l!J . : . ··:r;.' .; : ..•.l. toper:they-ea:r,is,sometfiingsch.·00Is. ."the hmo-melikeof .$!l.715J.HJ,.FlG..r.en.ce . YSCIaIl.t:··· ,...... " 'cO • i;r...;:... aIDS. T~ OMAHA. WA'l'RRCO.Proposed "\ Z 7 150.00 23 35.00 ;; 35.00 CITY OFF.lCIA1. DIRECTORY, ··.a 'tidy(; ' ...... tr 24 35.00 1 150.00· i 24 2u(U;) 2 35.0()· R.obert - Board. of Jl,fanagers: Mrs. 21 q 00 7 Golding, ~: The corn through the country looks 'J 28 2:00 g 25 35.w 5 35.00 Green, Mrs. Margaret Adams, James 29 2.('0 1 26 20.00 150.00 -;'$CHOOL BOARD. promising for a. good crop although Johnson../ so 2.00 2 26 30.00 ¥ 15V.OO 26 SO.OO 8 .15.fv Meets -the1l.rst 'l'uesday evening in the the early potato crop was almost a :Meets 1st and 3rd T d at 31 :!-C-<::>- • 34 ;:88 ~ 26 30.00 :: ;1{I.OO ::y,:.. ~ ~~~as 'Tsecretary This rain has washed' the pollen 35 2.00" 26 SO.GO 4 ~o.ou ":".. £W.~yn~ .. ~ - reasurer 36 Q"Xl S 26 2!J.OO 5 20.«) from the blossoms to the heart of the Cout't of Honor. 37 2:~0 RaJlroad right of 6 'l-O Oh E~;~;t 6.00 , 30~C~' corn, thereby causing it to shoot out Past Chancellor...... 38 2.00 in ;';'iii-oad'" 1 8 ~::l).OIj ears.-By Prof. James W. Snodderly, , ..Mrs. Elizabeth Hollett ~ ~:gg right of way 1 4.<]0} 1 12.5(' j 15.00 q 15.01) Prof. of the agriculture and fish de- Chancellor...•...... John Langenback 41 2.00 i 1;;.l:.'\l 15.00 ------'! p'artment -of Rockpon Station. Vice Chancellor...... •..Mrs. Ennis f& 2.00 Excent railroad 4 12:50 ~:~ 21 5.00 ' ;; 12.50' Florence, Nebr., Friday ,Aug. 5, 1910. <::>-<::>- Recorder , 1\1rs. Gus Nelson -H right of way 4 6 1;;.W· ------,,--~------I Mr. Thomas Adams has as fine Ii Chaplain Mrs. Harriet Ta.vlor. ~~ 2.00 Except railroad 7.00 7 15.00 ~uide ~ U~ R~Vf:o~dofri;ha{"·Of S 12.5~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• field of conI as we have seen for, Clyde Miller and..· 5 27 5.00 Hallroad right of 27 15.00 H~~~!O~JJ 01 10,00 iBRMN.·:;'STOR.':'!;-MS I- SOllle time. - ;~~~~~. S~~ti~·~l·.·. ~: ~ :~~~~~~;s. ~~~~ ~ ~:~ E'\\·a) "'1.4 d ~ 27 15.00 I right" of" 2 ' '1 2.(»' x.cept ral roa way all 3 6t . ..•....'. • Fishing trips sometimes are sad >hysician Dr. Adams ,. 52 2ollo) right or way S 27 9.00 Railroad right of I way all I) 61 ...... As we can prove by two boys and Trustees: Miss Mae Peats, Mrs. Pe- 53 2.00 Railroa?- right of 1.00 Railroad right of h' d d L }, 15< .. 1.00 way In 8 27 t ell' a. . lerson, iII's. E. Hollett. 55 . 2.W Railroad right of way all 7 til 10.00 GOod morning! Have you read the ZU.Ol) I Railroad right of They dug bait all day aml. haIf the Meets Tuesdays in Pascale's Hall. ~6 2.li~ way 6 and 7 29 want ads tet? I - 30 10.00 · way all . t~i 1'1.00· nl'gh1-. ".7 2.('1! ~ S ~OO q 3G 15.m Railroad right of 3J) I wayan 3- lU.W And only got one little bite. Robin Hood Camp No. 30 W. O. W. 59 2.('0 3 15.00 T. W. Bla-ekburn···Ihas withdrawn 30 10.00 Railroad right of They then lay down on the bank to ICouncil Commander.....M. B. Potter 6fl 2.i>O 4 30 10.00 way all .. ~ . from the race for congress. What's I A L 61 2.00:; drean1 I 62 2.()l) 6 3D 15.00 Railroad right of the answer? I. " 30 15.00 way all .•...... 7 1(>.00· Of the man"" fish they"d catch ont of Bank.er F. A. Ayers ~ 2.0{1 I 30 10.00 1 13.51) 15. (fiJ· • •• the stream. I Clerk F. 111. King 65 ~:&11 ~ 31 Ztj 3;:J.({\ ter time than they ha-d last vear. d ay. braska. In the matter of the estate 0'.- Anna M~ ::.00 • o,.th ~'" l00.W _ 2.00 South feet 1 :::':i.((J ••• -By the author of Alback's fishing Sauzierl, decea'!"o. .. &i 2.% " 35.tlj . tr' d"·" All persons mterest.,d Itt sa,d estate a'e , -", :; 35.9") 15V.oo ~,'. ~_"·.iii_' 2J.i!.(lQ li5:"·'(f".1 GovernOr Shallenberger has been I IP an etc. hereby notified that a petition has been filed in I ma a IS hea quarters this l.~' . lea.ine- no last will and praying for adminis- I89 2.0·)- 3 ;::';•• (-"j 6 ;1:5.00 1~_{li)· week while persecuting the Omaha; D} "entery IS a dangerous disease I tration upon his estate, and thata hearing mil , Z5.f!} 4 CITY OF FLOREKCE. ;; l;ji).f....j. ~ C~lUrt e S 2tJrJ.~Jo!} Fife .and POliee Board members!' but -can be cured. Chamberlain's t had on said petition before said On !b: I ;t=i.f:iy .. .. ." • _.tliday of August. 1010. and tha'.f t.hev ra,] Proposed. 1 2DO.(-~· " Z5 ..y} "There's a l'eason.n II ColIC, Cnolem and DIarrhoea Remedy: to appear at said.Court on the said Z7lh da,> of' Lot. BIk. AssE'ssm·t. 2 3.5. (oJ) •• • has been successfully used in nine! A'c'l!ust, .1~10. at 9o'clock A. M. to contest'the $10.00 3:i.i)j 1;)0.(") I· 1 3 3ii.lJlj ! 'd . f ... - t It . , Isatd peutlOu, the Court may grant the same I 3 25.0fi 21}~.OO " ,L 15t3.('b) A. E. Ca-dy of St. Paul candidate for' epI emles I> uy"en ery. nas ne, el Ianll grant administration of said estate to I 3 3 25.1)0 Korth ~ .~ _.5 150.(6;) l~}.w -:1 l;)}.(l,lJ sni~able ~, vernor on the republI'can ·u·ckeL I been known tl} faiL It is equally Yal· , JOSdeph Sanzieri or some other person -4 3 Strip adjoining on .I sett!em~nt ,. go Lt. an proceed to a thereot_ 5 3 10.(11) ~ 150.('Ii} So. and S. '±...... 34 71 ~:~~ stands beads and shQuMers in ability i uable for chlld~en and adults, and~ _.,~ CHARLES LESLIE, i 6 3 25.00 34 l(i"',-.) ~-e~uced '; 3 25.00 , 35.l)o~1 71 l;)!J.[Il) oyer Aldrich whom the county option Iwhen With water_ and sweet- A8-b-__. County Judge. 34 , l~l}));i I 10.00 3~.(t-j} 8 3 S fanatics are backing . ened, It IS pleasant to take. Sold by 4 25.€lO 35.Ufi S 35.00' OLM~TED, 1 1 ::!iJ.Oo .,...._-+-+--+.__ I Geo. giert. I McCOY &. ATTORNEYS, ~ 1 15.00 2i)).t-L, ~ 4 2 20.0-') ••• I Brande.s Building. . 4 lQ.ro 2(1).[-[1 I 3 3 jl).fH} 1I~'CORPORATION Most of the republican candidates I NOTICE OF 4 4 25.00 4 35.t);} ~llJ-,tj· 25.{i(j ~c;;lIr~ng u~der- ;; Xorth 3:l feet..5 and ,; 23.3.'3 ;{!J.u(I for the Iegislature in this -district I "Wh t Wllsdom.. thIs . Notice is hereby given thaL Lhe 11).{l<} .~ave ~ormed_ G 4 South i!9 feet..5 and I> 4C.6i 20).00 have printed on their cards: "1 am i • an. 0 a p ant IS ?' I s'gned a corporation under 7 4, lQ.OO North '6 7 and S 2.O'J.CoQ queried the faIr summer boarder the ]a"", of Ne.bra~ka. :;li),OO . ...I nllil~e R~ilroad South "" 7 and 8 2t").I.ti) agaInst cuunty optIon", whIch agam " .' . I .Thf> or sa.d corporation is Auto Right of 2D.c)[I • th;t 't . I I _ . It's a tobaccD plant Just beginmng TIre RepaIr Co. The principal place of wa.:s-· in 8 " n ee . exe alme e. s. b. c. nature of the business to be tra::sacted way in 8 -4 4 2JU-O t~:~~ ~ u~ WI ce:- ill yea I", how long will it be before the cigar.. shail be tIle equipment. maintenance ~ 5 5 20.(.(\ 12.5,] ,day ill Florence--Pnmary day, open- are ripe?" a.nd operati<;m of a. general -automobile Except R. R. Rt. of 6 21~tOO .., l;;J)o} ~ ;; 111.oo 7 30.{k} -r~ i5.t)i} ing of the Veterans encampment and' tIre .and. tuoe !epau· plant, and in ("on- m:"g·a· Yt o·f··.;,:a·..y..':ll···.·.··.··. L().) . .. nectlOn thereWIth to buy all necessarY n .. - Ii 8 3U.(lO] 12~5fb meeting of the Board oLEquallzation machinery. supplies. materials and Except R. R. Rt. of 1 10.(l(t 2 15.DiJ Railroad right of .on the paving. How's that for one NOW SHE DICTATES. parts for the operation of the same. Also way 3 way aU ~ lQ.((p d . to buy. sell. exchange or supply for it- Railroad right of ., 3 15.((' Railroad rjght of '4-. a)'". self or for; ethe-rs autem.obile tires tuhes Way in .., ;; 12.00 4 10.('9 1£1.(1-:) way all j 4 5 66.01l fi • •• and appliances; to execute leases and l~:, Railroad right of contracts and to: borrow motHiv· ·and E. '" Ex. R. R. Rt. 6 lit 10.(~(1 way aU _. tl).tat) Attendants at the republican COli' ",-"ecut" .notEs and. securities in conneC-j of wa,.' : 5 .. 8 2u.D: 6. Railroad right of I lu.OO R:dlro2,a right of they forgot their party. I' capital stock shall be subscribed and R. R. R,ght of way..6 P~~i~oad··~ight···Of·· v;ay all Ii fuJly paid up when· the corj)Oration be-IlExcept R. R. right _ I 4 10.0.... ~,!Y ~ sO.r~ wa}· ....•...... 5- 10.ill Railroad r[gnt of • •.' I gins business. and all stock shall of wayan _.7 l·U)!) Have you heard the latest? One of I I be non-assessable when fully paid uP.,' R. R. lotlghr of W:l.Y·. , 5.00 Railroad right of way S 40 1{1.00 i the girls at Coney Island AmusementJ . 'rhe corporation rna;' lake at its fair, Ex<;ept R. R. Right 12.a ). \-alue in payme'nt of such stock any 01 wa}- -_.. 8 5 25.(;) 1&.<<) .15)):) l I 5u.((1 1 41 park turns to the other and says. "II propen,· or rights it is herein aut.'lorized· R. R Rt. of wa.,· .. 8 5 2 41 10JJo="j 1:i.(;:) 6 20.00 :I 12.5» saw a man fuH~wn stairs today and ~ to own or hold. 'All stock shal! be trans-I 1 41 19.00 I .- ferrable by assignment: of any certifi- ~ 6 5{l.m JLiJ}() :~~.fii} 5 to June 00. his report shows heI c. W. OKEY. right of was.....·. 13 150.00 ;; ~g~:~~ 15(I.CJ) colleeted- . Yum. I.T.29AS-~2-19. IRailroad right of" 1~!!.f)l} ~ C _1 ..;, n .. • ~ There's a bright side to everything.' way _ 4 13 2;).O'J t..7. 't1 3:).(-:' Gene.",· <_ I!' lpal.... __ .$1,'8~.3;. ,And that is Why we chirrnp; N?TICE Ex 9~ ! e'-- oug tour engagemen was • - C . k C· ., 4 ~;;.b~ 1;";:. :'~1 GJ€'nera fun" 1R,ere;:; ..•. ,. LU." b k • _. • [.,.. n.? Tcent prepared by J. P. .l'JC. • lVI' " 10 I e I 1,;): 2'-~~_'-·"} 1;;.!."'J Hnl. Jj~.ht and park principal 1,S4.!L7!)lllOSh ~~l. a shecre~ °th'SIX mon....s. 1:.. tionmneer now on file in the DID. ce Of I 5 2~l;).r;} iii...., '. - e- ... es that was e engagemen ",.,... .' -- . 16 ~[~~S:~i':j1~~;;/jg;~} ~ Hyd, light a-::d f!a-rk interest 14.:!4. .', '" • _ ttle clty Clerk. and cOZ'recting any I·S 16 ~~.(!f} 'II Sidewalks prln~lpal ....•... 527.4£: He-Vi! ell, we ve been enga."ed le~s II ",;.-rors therein. ami heru'ing aH cO~'l E:X('-:pt r8!lr""d rlght I 17 !7.5{t "'u • '1'- . '. ~ -t 9 '. g" \ than a week and half the people ill ""ain-" that tIlE.' owner~ of nrooertv I of. WRY· •. ~,.. tS 1 an? 4 Gr.~ding::31 ·BVia. "" Inte,e" •...... ~ ... ::; Jtown know of it. . !".. -'-" -- an~-1 __."-. Uml;oau nght~ cr ~,::xc~pt railroad r!gh~ n:·:incira! ...... SO ..52 ...... ,. ;30 to be assessed taxed IDcJ I 'was ._...... ! and :! ~;'!y ~d.-· ~.. ~'!- 1 t,,~see asses~~ fof \ .. ..•..•• " .•• .G.... 4 i.)i'l: tihe--i don hew that can be. make; spJd sl?ecial taxes and l Exc-qH: rai!rD-' .~. ..~ ~ " .: jl:"" ~ "-'nf Y"'':lprO<:ia riO""l:' j . ., ... q ~"t f to a soul. !iee€S~a..."1- to cover t:1€'- cost af pa1i.lug ~"'~f~;';aY- : .... ~ .. ~~:. :1 Tut.a.I •...... :'H._;},~ I H Db I d 't d "t th b t M'rhl'uu~. ~,Lt"'r'nrr~ ",,'o-h"~;ni!1u-U~I-"'_ ~, an(11 "'~"-~'l' ~'e>..I--~'~ht 0" _ w >...... e-,. on OUu at - u are '-""'-- lJ Eel.· .... "-," I...... \--. -. I "'""".. ;;.t-_,-.u "0. TIn" ma.kes the wtal cGllecdons WI' I \'Oll quite sure vou d'd11't u«e a mega. otherwi:o:e improvin>; that part of Mam., v.:~;: h";..... " the.yea!' for Floreuce ~3;215.1(\ from;' hone? .' ~ Street from the Railroad track near R.~:;:;'~~ ~l~-:.':; a::'~ 5 j tll.is soure-e. In additi{}n til", cit;)' re- l P • the South side of Jackson Street to Except railroad right a;; f Proposed Proposed Pruposed. .Proposed. Proposed Proposed I·, I Lot. Elk. Assessm·t. Lot. Blk. Assessm'L Lot. 'Elk. Assessm't. Lot. Blk. Assessm't. Lot. Blk. Assessm't•.' Lot. Elk. Assessm·t. 15~OO 7 100 15.00 4. 115 1(>.·)1) 11 124 7.50 Ex.{,:ept railroad light 2 $>} 9.00 7 '86 wa~' 8 100 15.00 5 115 11].00 J~ 124 !~~.u of _11 169 4.00 Except railroad right 8 So :CLSO \ 100 15_00 ;; 1 81 2\l00 9 11" 11l.00 13 124 1.i>U P.ailroad right of of wav - 3 8.00 :3 81 30.00 / 1{! 100 15.00 , 115 1tl.(J() 14. 124 7aDfi HiS. 1.00 g 87 3O.m 11 100 15.00 8 115 W.OO Railroad right of E::~~t ~i~~~rl'~i~ht11 P~!~z;a~ ~~~~ ~:. 100 15.00 3 1.00 4 81 20.00 12 9 115 I.Doll way ....•..••••• 15 124 of way iill 16'J 1_00 13 100 15.00' If! 115 7.50 Except railroad right Except -railroad right 5:" 81 20.00 I ~ 100 90.00- Railroad . right of I of way .•... 4: •.W J.4 11 115 '.SO 'i_50 0. .,81 _SilCo(> ~ lQl ttw way 4 169 4.00 7 li7 3llJJll 1 12 115 ,JiO of way, 15 124 P.allroad rig.ht of 8 812U-W 2 101 tt-5ll 13 li5 1{Ml!l 1ii 12i 7.50 169 a.1l1) way 4 3 1& 10_00 14 115 10.00 17 124 7.50 .r~aUroad right: of Exc€~t railroad right 1 . '~! ,~ 4, 101 10.00 ~ '15 115 ltl.OO 18 12~ 7_50 way ••••••••••••••••14 169 2.50 of way 1 .50 ... 5 101 liMO 16 115 10.00 10_00 I 19 124. ss. 15Q.W- Exeep" railroad right Railroad right of '4'... S8 '35;00 ti 101 Hl.oo 17 115 1{1.00 2:0 lZ4 10.00 7 101 1l!.OO, 115 I of way U 2.50 v.-ay _ 1 251 4-5!l '5 88 31>;00 lS 10.00 125 130.00 g 101 10,0(,1 19 115 12.56 1 1·:;6' 10_1)0 -Railroad right of ;>. 2;,'"1 5.00 S llSlJifl.OO 7;50 SS 150.00' 9 1& 2{l 115. 12Ji0 2 126 5_00 way 15 163 L5iI Z 251 5.(!{l 7 10 $ 88 ll5.00· 1m: 7.ro 1 116 3u.00 20 feet strip In S. W. Except railroad right Except railroad right n 101 '_5lJ Z 116 mUlti Corner ••... '" ...3 126 of way •...... • -1 251 2.50 L sa·-. l5iUJlJ u;: . of way 15 169 89', '3&.ilil' 1111- 7.00 :3 TIu_ 15.00 llil Railroad rigbt of 2 13 101 lO.C'ir Except foot strip In- RaUr,gad right of way _ 4 ll51. lL 89- 35;00;, 4 116 15.00 \-V. 126 UJO wa.y, 16 U 10l 10.00 5 115 15.00 S. Corner...... 3 4.00 Except railroad right l Blk- laa.llib.. 126 5.0Q Except railroad right l5aOO, 15 1{ll 10.00 6 116 15.00 4 of way ...... _...... i> Z51 S.ro a m· 101 5 126 5.01) of way lu 169 1.00 fj 89 35;00- 16 IG.OO 7 116 15.00 :B.~cept Rajlroad right of . 60.00 railroad right ~ 17 "101 -lam 8 116 15.00 6 126 '\i."'ay ••• •••.•••• J••• 4 5 251 2.00 'i 89 35J)(l - 92x16Z at N. W. Cor. of way .: 17 169 2.00 g 89 :lliQ.OO_ 1& 1m:' lROO 9 116 15.00 Railroad .right of 6 251 6.00 19 lot 12.00 15_00 4th & Bridge St.••••••128 811.00 5.00 1 go 30.00 111 116 way 17 169 3.00 7 2Lll ro 1Ql 12.00 116 15.(1) Except railroad right a 311 00.00, 11 Except 92x162 feet at lS 169 5.00 1 102 12:50 12 116 15.00 ::-<. W. Cor. 4th & of way 8 :;;;1 4.5!l 11 9/} lS.OO' 2 11)2 12.50 19 169 5.00 Railroad right of 90 15;00- 13 116 15.00 Bridge .st 128 7.511 2.0 1€ll 5.00 • . 9i}' l5.lllJ . II 102 1,too __ :14 .:J:ffi 15.00 1 129 10,(1) way 8 251 4, ,~ m.oo __.E 15,00 21).1)1) 21 169 7.5& 1 252 •• 9D _.15,00 .116 2 129 2Z 169 7.50 !lO- _.15..00 5 'J.\l2' lOJIO :16 115 15.00 3 129 21).QO Except railroad right •'1 .:roll ,Hl.OO Except railroad right '9!} 15.00 -6 '17 116 15.00 4 129 10.01l of way 2 \ 8 1 1m laM of way . 170 65.00 '9 9!l 15.00 18 116 15.DO 5 129 10.00 Railroad right ot Railroad right of 90 15-00 8 1Ii!l lQ;OO 19 116 3Q.00 6 129 21}.00 way .. _ , 3.75 10 9 11)2 7.50 way 170 20.00 Ra~~Toad right of 11 90 .15.00 20 116 30.00 129 20.00 65.00 10 11)2 7.50 171 "\\-'ay ••••..•••••••••• 3 7.5& 12 90 15.00 1 117 ro.m 8· 129 10.no 1.2 75.00 102 7.5ll ~ '&Jl(J 13 90 _1:>,00 n Z 11'< 30.00 1 130 20.00 173 100:;:;0 12 102 7.50 3 117 15_00 ., 130 12_50 Except railroad right 14 00 15.00 174 65.00 ,~ ." 13 lD2 10.00 4 117 15.0':> 3 130 12.50 of v.°a.y ... 0_•••••••• 5 252 4.60 15 90 .J5.00 1~ ID2 1 liiS 15.00 Korth 480 feet. . 2i3 12.00 8 93 10.00 5 13 119 10.00 4 133 10_00 Triallgula~ part in Ex. 18-100 A. in S. lOS 15.(11} ;} 9 93 7.50 6 14 119 lii.C') 133 Hi-OO S. W. eor... __ ...... 211 3.00 E. COl'. of S. 2£4 93 7.50 7 108 15.00 15 119 10.00 6 133 10.110 "!]ll- 100_00 10 lOS 15.00 feet _. 273 11 93 7.50 8 Ijj 119 10.00 133 111.110 213 SD.l1iJ S. E. eorner_ . 273 ~ IDS 15.m 17 119 1O.{l>} 133 10.00 12 93 7.50 8· 214 60.00 X. ;,<}5 ft. of that pL 13 93 10.00 lil 108 15.01} 18 119 10.00 9 133 10.00 215 55.00 \\'. of Co. Roau H 93 10.00 11 100 15.00 19 119 12.50 III 133 10.110 103 15.W 216 45.00 (Ex. Rt. of v-,'ay) 274 15 93 lU.jJ<) 12 20 119 12.50 11 133 10.00 217 55.(10 S. 264 ft. of that 16 93 10.00 13 108 15.00 R. R. Right of way 12 133 111_011 218 75.00 pt. \Y. of Co_ 14 lOS la_OO 1 10.00 11l_110 17 93 10.00 all 13 133 219 90.00 R?~_d (Ex_ Rt. of 13 93 It>.OO 15 1% 15.00 R. R. Right of way 3 5.00 14 133 ]0.00 40 I K"l 15.C<;I Nonh fe€-t East "a..\ I _. 274 3.(.ij 19 93 12~W 16 Ex. R.. R. Right. of 15 133 lti.U·j 165 feet . 7~50 Right of 'way \\40est 20 'lt3 l2.)ji} -17 lill 15.00 "\\~a:l'" .. ~ ••••••••••••• 2 120 15_00 16 1~; Itl_Oil \YEst 50 feet. East 18 108 15.00 of Count,- Road.. 274 3.0il 1 M 12.50 R. R. P..ight of way 3 12<> 2.00 133 10_00 21G feet. South 132 Strip 66 fLo vdde ~. 19 lOS 30.00 I. }(\.OO 2 94 12.50 Ex. R. R. Right -of IS 133 feet .. 7.50 and S. through .. 108 30.00 .~ 274 7.00 94 -10.00 20 Vira..v •••••••••••••• 3 1211 S.OQ 19 133 10.00 Exc€pt \\~. 5u ft., 2J,).Li{! 3 109 lID.((I 275 4 1M l{l.llO 1 Ex. R. R. Right of 20 !3.~ H'.("j ~fa~ket 109 30.00 E. 210 ft.. S 132 Korth '5 94 10.00 :1 way _.. 4 1::u 9.5Q 1 13), 10.0u ft. and N. 40ft.~ E~ Squm-e. Ex. R. R. 3 lOll 15.00 R. R. Right of IS! 1\.1.0!~ ~ 6 94 lQ.OO 2 1(\5 ft. . 4 •••• W5.W ~right. ~f_ ""=?-_)- :. 160.<:>IJ 7 g~ IG.OO 4 109 15.00 '''·2}'" ~ ..••.. ". 4: 120 .5'J :: 134 10.e-J ~4 1ll.t~} East .··4 ••.••..••4 9O.w N. :llar,.£'. :sq. RaIl 8 M 10.00 5 109 15.00 5 l20 10.00 4 134 140.fl{l 109 15_00 \Y..st :;4 .. road right of ,,-ay 40_00 9 94 7.50 6 6 12fr 10.00 5 134 10.m 1 lOO.(l'j} South :liark€t , l!l9 15.00 ll}.(k} 10 !!! 7.50 120--' , 10"Jii I> IS! 2 35.W Squar _. 200.0[} 11 M 7.50 8 109 Ia.OO 8 120 10.'00 7 1M lu.O) 1(09 15.00 3 25.f!J I Public square . MO.QO 12 94 7.50 9 9 I2\} 12.50 8 134 !It.ti() 4 75.UO 13 94 10.00 10 109 15.00 10 12iJ l:t~J 9 1St 10_0·j 6O,(i() FLOREXCE HEIGHTS. 100 15.W 5 14 9~ 10';:'0 11 11 12u 12.50 Jtl 134 lv.til) 6 2.f!.OO 12 109 15.00 12 120 1~.50 13-1 IO))o} 1 249.00 15 1\4 10.00 11 7 2.0.09 EXCEpt S. E. 7-1G 16 !!4 1Q.00 13 109 15.l!0.(.1) ~!j.(Jlj 50.50 95 15.00 l!r} 109 30:00 2D 120 19 13! 10.ii>J 7 3' 140.00 S 2Q.OO '4 95 15.00 1 110 12.50 1 121 211.00 20 134 10.00 SO.f!\i 3 110 12.5!l 121 15.()l] 135 15.m 9 45. SO 5 95 15.00 " 1 1 15.0<} 10 145.011 Ii 95 15.00 :3 110 lQW -3 121 :m.oo :: 135 10.00 20.('il 110 10.£00 2 I West 24~.75 feet.....11 36.04 7 95 1a.OQ 4 121 2.00 3 135 1O.1JO 3 2u.Ort 110 lll:(iQ Ex _~. R. Right of _ 15J}fJ S. ~H ft. X 551.25 & 95 15.00 4 135 4 15.00 45.(0) 110 1il.('" w~~ ~ 121 15_00 fEet 11 3 95 15.00 SOC" 5 135 5 15.00 S'jAO $ 15.00 7 110 10.00 R. R. right of wa)~ 5 121 2.tiQ lu.ttO South 181.25 feet. ll 10 135 6 2U.00 Xorth b 12 3.=).20 11 f!5 15.00 8 110 10.00 Ex_ R. R. right of' , 135 1\!.00 2il_00 I 7 ~2 9 110 7.SO way 6 121 7.00 ")'; 15))J South 12 3D.9il 12 9:> 15.00 135 8 15.Ct) ~'A15 13 95 15.00 10 110 7.50 R. R. right of way 6 121 2.£!Ol) 1 136 10.00 S_ Acres lots 110 7.50 ., 18.H!'} 13 and H .. 131.80 14 95 15.00 11 Ex_ R. R. right of 136 15.00 1 R5.frO 12 UO 7.50 W'a}- ~.~~.~••••.••• ~ ••• 7 121 n.t..) :; 15.{>O x. 9A15 A.e"res lots 15 95 15.00 136 2 100.00 122.40 '95 15_00 13 110 10.(J(l R. R. right of ~-a:r 7 1.21 2_00 136 l!l.'JiJ 13 and 14.4 ••••. 16 4 3 75..00 1~ 48.9.0 95 lii.OO 14 11\1 16.0iJ Ex. R. R. right of lU.llij 17 -:l~f~) ~ a 136 4 30.(!It:r 93.60 18 $15.00 IS 110 ~...:;t ~:.:,••: ..., .. _...... 8 121 7_00 6 135 15.00 16 fill liU" 5 25.00 71.irl 19 95 . :lO.m liZ R. R.' right b-fway'S L"1 2.00 '7 136 15:00 6 OO.OlJ 1. 17 110 10_0<) Ex. R. R. right of 10Jj{) Ex<:e-p} O)~. 1~ it. 2li 9S 30.00 S 136 7 5(1.(;(1 ~" 1 96 ro.OO 18 WI ,10.00 way 9 121 5.00 1 137 15.(a} or ),;_ 0,1. fl'. of 19 110 12.51} 8 25.00 E. 189.75 ft. and 7';.U<} 2 96 30.00 R. R. right of way 9 121 2.0<1 Triangular ...... -.. -" 137 15.Ui) 1 20.00 3' 96 15.0Il 20 110 12.5-:1 Ex_ right of way 10 121 5.00 t~&O Except S. 181.25 ft. 111 12.51} 1 138 2 30.')1) of E. j 81.5 feet.. 18 70.00 4 96 15.00- 1 R. R. right of Way III 121 1.00 1- 1ll:!)} 111 12.50 :: 138 3 25.CoQ S. 1",) it. X 371.25 li ll6 Ia.re 2 Ex. R. R. right of 3 10.00 2V.O!) III 11100 _.~ ~~ ~ 5.f~ 138 -4 ft. of E. 189.,5 ft. IS ROil 6 96 15.0Il 3. v.,-a.y ..•.• •• ••.11 121 4, 7.~) 30.{kj 4 111 lit!:") 138 5 S. 181.25 ft. E. 181.5 7 95 15.00 R_ R_ rightt of way 11 121 1.0n 5 13S 7.;)0 6 2-5.iJO 5 111 10.00 t ft. _ 18 6.00 8 96 15.00 Ex. R. R. right of r 138 111.[5 10 !iii 15_00 7 111 lil.CxJ R_ R. right of way 12 121 .50 g ~ 7.a!J E. A.cres 29 13S 1 12.50 1~L25 ~ lt1.25 11 95 15.0') 8 111 IO.W Ex. R. R. right of l(ljJ{1 X. feet. 20 111 ,.5<1 I 139 2 15.tj.} ,Yo ~nlJ feet S. 52» 1~ 96 15.00 9 way l 1~ 12.50 1(1 111 7.50 2 15.m feH _ 20 13 96 15.00 R. R. right of wa:r 1 12.f..f.t "~ 111 1.5!l 3 139 12_50 :North 3.~5 feet. ...•..21 14 96 15.00 11 Ex_ R. R. right of 4 139 lu.iJl.P 5 12.SO 12 III 7.50 \\"'a~'" •.•.•••,••.•.•••• ·2 South 346.25 feet...21 15 96 15.00 5 13S 10.0,. l:l.f)l} 111 lil.W P~ 6 22 16 00 15.00 13 R. right of way.. 2 !i 139 12.50 , 15.(~ 17 96 15.00 14 111 H!J)lj Ex. R. R, right of 23 , 139 12.E-Q 8 12.50 ~I)rth ~2 18 -S!i 15.00 15 111 E •.I») way .~ 4~ ~ u 2_00 '0 •••••••••••24 111 liUiO S 139 10.00 1 T.~ 19 96 30.00 16 R. R. right of way 3 I.W 12.50 South :2 _..24 17 III Hl.OO 1 140 2 10.M ~. 1~.3 feet except llO !iii 30.00 4, 2.1)) 2 14u lu.{iO 3 10.{IO 1 97 12.&} IS 111 10))[1 II) ft. "trip c.n 'W. 2,'; 19 111-' 12.50 5 10.00 ;> 140 10.00 -1 7.5;) S. 110.2 feet except 2 9't 12.50 10_(>lj 4 140 12.5D 5 7.50 97 10.00 2G 111 12.5il 6 lU fL strip on W. 2.5 16.fi~ 3' 7 10_00 5 140 12.50 6 10_w ~ 97 10.00 1 112 3').00 \V€'8t 10 feEt...... 25 l;.(lO 2 112 3€tOO 8 10_",) !i i40 llJ.UQ .. 12-?J 2i.i 43.S-"2 "5 97 l!!.OO- 1O.C·) , 14u l(Um 8 f_~) 97 10.0Il :> 112 15_00 9 E-xc€pt ·W-E'st 10 fee-t 27 £3.~~ 6 10 1;).00 S 14tl 12.&} 1 I_f,tt 7 97 10.00 4 112 IS.!:.;} lu.l}:\} """"'1. 11' feeL 27 16.U:j 5 112 15_t'O 11 10_&) 1 141 2 W.OO East 218 ft. 28 17.44 8 91 10.00 2 Hl l{LU~) 3 lQ.QG 7-~50: 6 112 15.{j(j 12 16.00 ,Y. 239 feeL. 2S 17.•0 II 97 1(1.00 3 HI IQ.tlj) 4 7.50 16 li7 1.511 7 112 15.00 13: lfu::.';:J 29 :l2.W 8 112 15_ui} 14 IlJ,,{)) 141 5 7.5u 11 !l1 'i.50 !tJ.tXl 141 1u.00 6 10.(111 You are further notified that said 12 9"1 7.5il 9 112 15.CV .,1 112 15_Cx} 7.50 141 10.{!!l 7 11Ft'} proposed plans of assessment are now n 9f 10.00 10 HI 111.00 7.m 11 112 15.0') 3 10.CO 141 16.fo\! 3 ~:~g IOJ~} 3 113 15_GO all I1 123 7.50 19 provements shall be assessed on the 6 SS 20 1·;1 lO.c,,} 4 5.CtO 7 1'8 10.M 4 113 15.!;') R,'iUroad right of way sevenl lots, parts of lots and nieces 5 113 '15.00 In 12 123 1.00 1 142 10.(;;'; 5 ii.DO g !lS W.OO 2 142 6 7.51"1 of real estate. as sbown herein and ~& 'i.51} East :I,f, of 6 113 7.5H Except railroad right m.w 9 ~·aY 142 10.'-0(1 7 '1.50 t~ 6 all.. 7 113 22.50 of ..... 4 •••••12 6.50 3 by said proposed plans of assess· 10 98 7_50 West and 4 142 l1..ttJO 8 5.01) 9~ 8 113 15_00 E-x-eept railroad right 11 7_50 ;; 1.;2. E'.{t.} 45_0') ment. 12 98 7.50 9 113 15.00 of way_ 13 123 2.50 \ R ... iJroad right of way 143 ll).Ct;) 50-'JO You and each of you are hereby 13 98 11l.00 10 113 15.00- 1';~ 113 15.fjo) in _•..• 13 5_00 .. liH'u 35.00 14 98 10_00 11 " 10.t!l) 'further notified that said Mayor and ~3 15.00 Except railroad right S 142 3D.DO 15 98 10.00 12 25.i}j 13 lr~· 15.COO e,f way_•. .•.. _14 1~3 6.00 9 1:;2 W.OO Council "ill adjourn from evening to 16 98 1iWO 10 1~·11 10.[r» H 98 10.C-o 14 113 15.M R.:~ Broad right of v.~a:t E;;~e~ta;al:~~~. ~~.r:~ evening during each week·day after 15.~;} ~ 1.50 11 143 m.w I 35.00 98 1",00 15 113 in 14 August 16. to 1$ Ex{~ept 12 14:!: 10.00 1910. and continue sit as 19 98 12.5>1 16 113 1~.OO railroad right 17 113 !5.[ij of w;;;:_ ,15 123 1.50 13 1.;2 10.00 R~~'.' ".g~'~'. 1.00 such Board of Equalizat1l:m each even· 20 98 12.5>1 14 1~2 milO .. t 4O.fO 99 3l1.00 18 11g 15.00 R.aitroad right of way I ing at said place between the hours 1 Ift.fJl} ~'l 113 31.0<) In 15 6.00 l:i 142 4JJO 2: 99 30_00 Itt: i42 10_va 4.ClJ 4.00 ed by the Board of EquaJization. ana 5 !19 15.UO 1~2 4_00 ! 114 10.00 in .• .. 16 6.00 19 W.O} I 6 99 15JJt) 20 1.t2 l(i.t~) 4.1J) that you and each of you SDould ap ~9 4 114 10.m 'Ext.:ept mHrond right_ i 1 15.m I 14 5.ft:} 7 4.00 pear before said Board of Equaliza· 114 li}_()i} or wax...... 1, 123 8 99 15.00 15 ft.~) S 4.iJoJ ! !l9 15-'JO d 114 In.C~,} n,'Broad' ri",ht of way tion at the times and rlsce abo-ve " 114 li1J~ij !D. . ..•.••••..••. 17 123 ~.oo 1& 5..(it) Except railroad !"ighr 19 !i9 15.fVJ ~.fn) v;a~· s!Jecified to make any eouipl:!:n•. ;;tatE'· 11~ 10.i):} 17 ! of 1 4_C':> 9:'l 15.f:.t] 8 ~.(;} I n E;fP;.~~.~.l~~~~.~~~l~is 9 114 7.5u 12:'; 1:-1 ment or obJection you may desire con· 12 99 15JiO )ft R~~;~~m~ ~.::~ .. ~~. 1 3.00 r:~ i5.G~J IR~~nrcll.rl \v·a~';":, ,,< 5.. I cerning said propesed levy and ai'· 10 114- 7.5iJ right cf i ~.f;f\ 2"'} 5.fT~J EXe:2pt r2iIroad right E9 15.i'!,!) 11 m ,,' ~ ! sessment of sper:ial ra-xes. Ii~ f:~g 7.5;"; of v."ay 0 •••••••••••• 4.m1 'fI~ -... 1fi.fr.l 12 1?o ":.:10 .., •• ;-,'.1 !~~ I l~ 11·1- Et.(~-) ~il 7.,,0 ! This notice gi,-en by order of the l:i.t O I :~.~O 7.5\l 3.nu !<'1 J5.ff~ 14 114 l~J,i) I )rajor and C'mmciJ of the City of 1~ 11.~ 1t!f~J 1 In,l,H) 7.50 :Ei~~~;;i~;;;~;.:~ ~ ri~ 1~.f#(1 :: {}.(4.1 I 4.00 Florence. Sebraslm. ~';1 ~nrl.i 16 114 10_00 HUll) I 5.ijU f H.:li!road rig11t of ~:i:l ;:~ JJO'-~- " 17 . 134 l~'-t"',..=j 10.i1') JORS BOSDESSOX. I 5J{i l wa:~/ .. ~ ...!.~ .•...•••.• 3 I . 1;~1 P·~~.!l) JS r.!. 1{")}} lf1 tin ., 1(1.f!0 5.D{i Exei.:pt .railroad. right City Clerk~ - '1";1 1'iJ") 19 114 !2"f-i} n~~- of 4 __ •••••••••• 4: 4_1}) r~{') 2;) lli 12.S;: ifl iHI 2·m S -it,,;} 1 in'-~}!) ~:~g R;::jlroa1' right of Florence. Sebraska. Jul~' 18. 191"_ 4 l:H 15' [.~{f 1 115 1:'.;)9 \ 11;) 1::_50 fl iO.!1{} 5.ftt ...... 4 1(::j 1?'r.1}') 2 1 i J.22·29·.\.5-12. 100 15.@ :I 11;; 1O.C-;; 10 IIl-iJO 5.('0 = WEU,Q'JAUFIEo. "PLAY WITH THE CHILDREN"
Fabled Foun*ain of Youth Could Not So More Pete"t Than Association With Little Ones.
"Play wIth the children!" Wag the recurrent advice of a wise and suc cessful man. "This will keep your heart young, your viewpoint fresh, your wit sparkling. The child heart b at once the purest and the happiest URING the first week In February. in all nature; the child tongue Is .. 1910, the Cuban National Horticultu transfiguring power." ral aodety, an organization the memo Something of this InduIbtable power bership of which is almost exclusive· attaches to good stories of those naive 11' AmerIcan and Canadian, held its and Innocent "little ones" scripturally fourth annua! meetIng in Havana. In declared specially blessed and potent. The child mind transforms, the chUd connection, II horticultural show was open; among the exhibits were cit touch lifts to glad laughter incidents rus fruits from every section of tha and accidents not otherwIse worth the island. The fruits were large, ~uicy, notlng.- Witness this littie tale of careful mother to whom came a I ttn,. _ k .. !>.~ Al. even in regions where other crops would '1 S- ~t -y assuredly ha.ve proven more immediately profit· five years and when her mother died SWOl en. pots Ol en b' 'C t ~h b tt . .- I took care of the child. It was all appeared beiore my a ,e u no Lee er mYestment .m the long run. _ nd I l:i II For instance, there are AmerIcans and Cana- , over her face and body, also on her " eye" a_ ecame dians growing citrus head. She scratched so that she could '. .,' very ~er..o~~. Aitel fruits in the heart of not sleep nights, I used Cuticura usmg numerous remedIes wlLhout re- "ue'ta Ab' d' Soap to wash her with and then ap. ." , " aloan In ~~ w~om;:.e~elY cured by D~an's I other parts of Pin a I' plied Cuticura Ointment. I did not h ey - s. 'dills seems remadr -abi;; del Rio province on use quite half the Cuticura Soap and WRen youtCOnthsl er my a dDyanc; age. lands that might be Ointment, together with Cntlcura Re emem ar e llame--, can s. made to d' t b solvent, when you could see ll. change For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a co of th pro l~?eoh·a~ and they cured her nicely. Now she box. Foster-:Milburn Co" Buffalo, N. Y. have ~~~:. tle~:t:~ is eleven years old and has never been bothered with eczema since. M;r JudgelJ" Wigs. Cuba famous the world mends think it is just great the way The wig is only worn by English around for' this one so than otherwise, for, exactly the opposite of the baby was cured by Cuticura. I barristers to give them a stern, judi. J::rop, were the owners the case in the west. these far eastern lands need send you a picture taken when she wu cial appearance, and no one can say willing to co-operata to be reduced. . ,about 18 months old. that it fails in this respect. The cus- with Cubans on ilie par· '1'he..-. are almost-"too rich, nnd the !m,t of "She was --k..a en ...... ,th the eczema tom was originated by a French tidario system, accord trees thev produce, particularly young trees, is h tw Id Sh d Judge in the seventeenth century ing to which the new apt to be- co~rse.skinn€d. too big, and pithy. w.tehn 0 years 0 d'h a wthas chovder:.. t. d' f WI big sores an er mo er a iIUl when, happening to don a marquis' comer furnishes the ra These defects, neYertheless, . lme re~e les, . or Ithe best doctors and tried all kinds at wig one day, he found it gave him qUisite capital and the as """oves ae-e the\' lessen tne SUPplY of plant .. 0' '. to I" ·t· ~i'l1 b come necessary to fer-/ salves and medlcmes without effect. such a stern and dignified appearance natiYe furnishes tha food. E,en nil. ':\' i n -, e ~ '1 d C ti R di ~ .. . • h d t',on gro=er- 'ov "elec'ina untl we use u cum erne es. ,,-,_rs.. that he decided to get one for himself J skiIl no les~ necessary tllize t_e trees, an ll~ '" ". - - \". • '-;1 , f ,._- - con+rol the quality of their H. Kiernan, 663 QUlDCY St.. Broo", YD( and wear it at aU times in court, to success In the dell the,r ertlHZer, can \ INY Sept. 27 1909" This he did, and the result was so I cate undertak-:ing. It is fruit. L,., ,. satisfactory from a legal point of! a notable fact that few They have, meanwhile, acquired their grm..e I He Kne'" the KInd. ,view, that not only judges, but bar· Americans or Canadians without the expense for fertilizer the grower .In I Little Edward, aged four, was Sl) nsters, also took up the- custom, who themselves do the the west has bsen put to in order to produce hiS. Ionly child. He was anxious for lI; throu&hout Europe. . actual work in their to- He, on the other hand, has been to less expense, baby sister, and was talking of it one than tbe man in the east in tbe matter of clear- Iday with a friend of the family. IIf. The Dentist's Joke. lng, and be has net had to ~it up ni?hts weeding ithe friend's family was a baby girl of At a recent dinner of the Authors' I to keep his gro....e from disappearmg under a 1 Dne year. The lady said: Edwar~ club In London to :Mr. Owen seaman'j tangle of tropical vegetation. ! you may have my baby; she ls pretf<1 the editor of Punch, Mr. Walter The obvious conclusion. is therefore, that six j and sweet." Emanuel, another member of the stai! 1 is one-half dozen. Groves in both eastern a:d! "Oh," Sil-id Edward, "I don't want an of Punch, referred to the fact that·the western Cuba will produce trees and good frUit, 1DId baby. I want a bran new one w'1 man with the largest sense of humbr but neither will do so for any owner not willing : nomn on but tacum powder,"-Red be had ever struck was an Englishman there are worn-out fields. sun to pay the price under one head or another in I Hen. -a dentist. He went to him after suf baked through years, which cash and also in hard work. I fering long with a toothache. He reo ~ wear, however, to the Inexperi It is consenati.... ely estimated that no man Poverty may be a bles~g, but flli'.ed to ha..e gas, and the dentist! enced eye, the aspect of virgin. should undertake even a fi....e-acre ~rove anywhere I e.ery man Is willing to turn his shar& puUed out a tooth, leaving him writh· though lightly wooded or sa in Cuta unless he has at least $;),000 where he I of the blessing over to the other fal ing in pain, and took the tooth to the vannah lands; there are also ean lay his hands on it. If he is a lively, capable \ low. Viindow, where he laughed quite heart other sections-desolate palm man he will prnbably not need that amount of I ily, He groaned: "What's the' joke?" barrens-where no Dian save money, but no matter v,'bat his ability he should, iJT. :Ple"",'s Penet.. sm"l. snga,..."".ted, e&"Y to ~ commanu' at le-8t that sum before em- " lake as candy, regnlat....nil In..-iilWate .to=l.cl>" --Wrong tooth," said the demist. the sort who purch2.se real es be able tva,.,. .... - 1 ll:vera.nd bowels. .Dc t.&t~TI:Pe.. tate "sight unseen" Tould barkinv in the citrus fruit business here. He may I A Real Argument, think of attempting tc> grow need it all, and more. I A nagging wife makes her husband They were talking about argume.nts, anything. There are, too, south While no complete statistics are available, it ! forget his other troubles, not in the abstract, but as applying of the mountain range, on the is tbe writer's Unpressi.o,n that in western Cuba, I Lewis' Single Binder cigar 19 never to domestic happiness. "'What do you plain which drops gradually including the Isle of Pmes. tne acreage of 01'- doped-only tobacco in its natural state. 'think is the most unanswerable ar· from Us skirts to the Caribbean anges is more than that of grape fruit. while in I gument you eyer heard?" one bach- G..czoyC OF YOl//YG' L£#O/Y TREr~ sea, certain sandy, gra....elly tbe east it WGuid seem that the grape-fruit acre- I No other man appreciates a helpinlr elor asked a married man. reaches, poor in plant food. It age is the larger. The older groves seem, usu- I' hand UkA a man in trouble. "That's very easy," he replied. bacco fields have found this crop profitable. is here. howe.er, with preper fertilization and ally, to be orange gro....es; the younger the grove "When your wife says: "If they can There are "tricks in the trade" of which Cubans care, that growers are developing orange and the larger the proportIon of grape fruit in it. , ..------. afford it, we can: there Is no flaw in are masters, especially those persons whose fam grape-fruit groves. Prohlems of transportation to market demand I IT IS REALLY that-aIl;d never will be,"-Youth's Hies bave for generations out of mind engaged in These lands will produce the trees, If food careful study from an growers, prospective or I established. Groves !'ituated at a distance from Campamon. tobacco culture entirely, They seem to bepos· to support them is supplied in the shape of fer I I c'~-us . • sessed of an intuition which enables them to tilizer, and the trees "ill bear fruit of the railway lines are handicapped at the start, for, ABSURD although there are many good roads in Pinar del , u Llt~rary Note. handle the seedling, the plant and the leaf, when ver;,' best quality-brIght colored, weighty, full Rio province, and all over the Isle of Pines, every i Do you ;~mk that poets should Igerminating, when maturing, and espeCiall.Y when of juice, inc!osed in smooth, tbin rind. No fair· never marry - curina in a manner to Insure a better outcome minded person can longer doubt that they will foot of haul counts, and where the roads are not i tothinkthatyoucancure · "r don't know about that. But they than ';'ny foreigner is llkely to compass_ To grow do so after seeing fruit of the quality which exceilent, it counts heavily, most especiaily In! should be very careful abo:rt compo~: the .-ery best tobacco requires capital. The ven grewers located at Taco Taco exhiOited at the wet weather. I your weak stomach and ing love Ip.tters unless they mtend to, ture is a gamble. the result of which, however, latest horticultural show In Havana. These gen Americans a?d Can,:dians hav~ plunged ~ead- I get back your health , is known in a single season. If the planter wins, tlemen had, howe..er, the money to keep their foremost into Citrus·fruIt culture m Cuba. 1 hey ! again by dieting or ex The grand knowledge for a man to he probably rakes In "big money." If he loses, trees properly nourished. Many others who have are building up a~alnst odd", .bY their i.ndomi:a?'e I know is the essential and eternal dif- ll.t least it takes him only months, not years, to failed to succeed as they are suceeding owe that courage and optlU!lSm, an mdustry lUtO "hleh perimenting with this or ference between right and wrong, be- fuld 'it out. failure to the fact that they did not have the preceding o>mers of the lands they hold did not I that remedy. You need tween base and noble.-Mall0c:.k. In the -Isle of Pines, which was formerly a money to do as much for their groves, 'enture. 'The Snaniards and Cubans did not so 1 Hostetter's Stomach Bit venture may ha;e been because they were blind !I To Clean Straw Hats. cattle and hog country, producing especially val· Some land companies doing business in west ern Cuba den)' overtly 01" by implication that fer to the possibiEties, lacked specific knowledge, ters and nothing else. Cut a lemon in half and rub the cnl uabie draft oxen for sale in Cuba proper, _>\merl. tilization is necessary, but no prospective owner or the energy required; or possibly they were surface over the soiled straw. squee can citrus-fruit growers consume large quantities I For over 51 years it has of a citrus-fruit grove in western Cuba can afford outmatched hy adverse conditions in past dec- zing the juice Qut while rubbing, Thl' of canned condensed milk, at high prices, as well been making peoplewell not to include in his estimate of expenses the I ades. Then again, it may be theY were deterred straw will soon be as bright as when as large amounts of canned meats and vegetables, oost of fertilizing early and often in amounts not by these things at aU, but by a true under- I and keepingthem so and uew; then rub dry corn meal over th" despite the fact that some good pasturage exists, properly aUeamented as years pass. Fertilizers in standing of basic conditions here; by a realiza- I straw with a sponge or rag to removE' while still more could doubtless be pl;mted, and itwilldo as muchforyou. rem~rk- general use in the grove!'; of the region mentioned tion of difficulties in the way of competing. not to i Try a bottle today for any particles of lemon. Or you can the further fa:t that fine vegetab1es III say controlling. in the markets where the citrus 1 · ., .- th h Ii I ably large variety can be grown along the river cost, on a fair average, about $45 a tOD_ st ram lemon JUIce rong an". - • h This is the situation in the Isle of Pines. as fruit of Cuba must be sold; and, especially, by a Indigestion, Dyspepsia, fabric and dip an old toothbrush Inta I banks, or, really: almos. anywhere else were .. _" irrigation is pOSSIble. They also lmport hay and ,.,e11 as in the western and central mainland of keen appreciation of more profit to be made more I Biliousness, Cramps, Di the Ju~ee an.J scour.the~traw, Or yo-, ad t 'dJ ulcUs cost. All this Into a region Cuba. "The soils are an poor in plant fooel coni quickly and inexpensively elsewhere. In fine." _.candissolve tartanc aCId ill water tc fe. a n c '" they may have been governed by caution, which arrhoea and Malaria, Fe . k b· i t· . Il' I -- . where corn at least can be grown and large herds pared with the a ....erage soils in the United States, ~ever ma e w. at· s prac lca -y emon Jwce used ttl ufind" themsel.-&!s. and the gravel ridges are especially so," states does not notably distinguish the Anglo-Saxon ver and Ague. It when engaged in. opening up fields to him new. Grilled Trout. In central, but most particularly in eastern biro H. C. Henricksen, secretary of the Cuban fails. - National Horticultural society, referring pa....-ticu !\'ew to him, be it noted, but in Culn's case Wash and dry the trout thoronghly, -Cuba, Americans hnd Canadians are developing larlv to thE Isle of Pines, "but I have neyer seen not in themselves either new or untried, This t1 take of!' tile head and split open the groves in lands admirably adapted to sugar cane, 1,~ , '" . which Is a quick, certain and profitable crop, sold the' effect of good fertilizers so sharply outlined island is not a virgin wilderness in toto. It has STOCKERS & FEEDERS i fisll, .ben take out the bone. b;g1nning eiiher In the field, or cut and deUvered wherever as in tbese yery soUs, and from experience in been under the domination of ...,-hite men for 400 Choice quality; reds a.nd roans. ~ at tbe top. Qredge weH wi.h fiour' , ( .--1 h t b • • th Florida and Pcrto PJco I would predict an abun years. Not all thEse "hiie mEn were idle and white faces or angus bonght on A.'-R.b th.b f db1- 'd'n there Is-a roll near enong 0 uy up 'e cane. orderrs.. Tens of Thousands to i u .e ar a a oU.e gn .ro. j They are growing their trees on sltes natives dant crop of fruit of superior quality where,er incompetent. They appreciated the country and select from. Sa:tisfaetion Gnar.. in developmg its resources-not to the fullest ex an.teed. Corresponuence Invit-ed... _$whfch ~as been ~a.:m~d",on a cle~ I would assuredly prefer for coffee and cacao. or. the groves are properly treated." Come ant.! .see for yonrse1!. r fir~. WJth suet,. j:''l._e th_ r.ro~t be more wisely, for the numerous indigenous crops / The ..ital question in these regions is, then, tent ~ossib!e nowadays, to be sure, but as far ~or as was possible to them in their times-they National Live Stock Com. Co. . twe:n•.and broll .. eight m.nutes_1 (names, boIiiatos, etc.) .for which there Is con whether the owner is able to afford proper treat At eith~r Sene very hot wnh butter _~n small! stant and remunerative demand. ment. He will, save in exceptional cases, w.here made fo.tunes, RansaaCity,Mo•• St.Joseph,Mo~ S.O-u...,Nel> pieces- over the fish. and a I1ttle sal1. American and - Canadian settlers in Cuba. in- the soil is too n.>\merican" for any use Whatso The S.'paniards devoted all the energies they i ever, get his crop prmided he has the money to had far agrIculture in Cuba to sugar cane and to . IcludIng the Isle of Pines, are citrus-fruit mad. In Put a .. .. Goos.eb~rry Chutney., . Pinar del Rio, in the Isle of Pines and In centra! supply enough fertilizer. baCCO in the eastern and central provinces, and When th,e frUIt 15 large ~r;d sOm' Is i and eastern Cuba th!:!re is, nevertheless, In their For there are richer :anns in Cuba than those especially t'J tchaccD in the west. For four cen the .best time to make. thIS chutney, madnesR so mU1:h method.· plus grit and ufter in on which Americans and Canadians are develop turies they held fast ,to these two products, thus Take the tops and .taIls from tv:o abl1ity to realize the odds they are "up against," iiJ.g their groves in western Cuba and the Isle of demonstrating that they were possessed of no I ' quarts of gooseb!';ITleS, cut them III that it seems to be very probable they wi.ll suc Pines. more versatility Ulan the American and the Ca- . KNOWN THE. halves. add. one ~ound brown sugar, ceed regardless Money. time and hardship are Along the Canto river, to mention but one nadian who. in Cuba, insist upon discovering no in your vacation outfit oD'l.'-halfpannd omons-. (chopped),'one- to them no obteet at alL locality. there are exceedingly deep, fertile, vir future sa.e in citrus fruit. • hal! pound garlic (bruised), one pound Pinar del Rio Is a province possessed of mest gin soils which need no ferti1lzer to produce cit From tobacco and from cane the Spaniard, and stoned raisk or sultanas. one-halt fertile lands In certal.ll dIstricts. There are rus fruit groves. Such lands must, at the ..ery the Cuban with him, has wrested the "wealth of mustard seed. . three-fourths pound among the foothills and- In the "Organos" them commencement. be cleared, at some expense, of the Indies." "Rich as a Cuban p!anter"-planter salt, and two ounces cayenne pepper. .selves rich ~aneys; unfortunately, some of the the thick woods that co.-er them, and. groves, of cane and tobacco, not of oranges and grapE ·Simmer until tend.::r.in three pints,or cliaiC€st are as yet a!mo..<¢ Inaccessible. There is once planted, must at all costs be kept fairly free fruit-is a SIgnificant English pbrase. To attain · best vinegar and add a little mor~ U good land always along the streams', and arabl.e of weeds. Secondary crops--eorn. for instance--, to the wealth and the ease it implies has been the mixture gets too thick. Put in areas are to be found, bere and there. every may be grown between rows without detriment the ambitiou of the adventurous and the avari dry battles and cork· down when cold. --,.rh-. Also here and thent and "Terywhere to the trees; In fact, it would Beem wiser to do cious from 1492 to the present time.. T l 1 ,,- \ !
wine. WIl\;n one bas selected some strange flask to suit him, he buys a :RHEU ATISM little gourd for a: cup, beautiful:ly lac· quered and adorned with gold and FRO~ HER Get a. THE STUDIES C& OBSER- colors. 2s-cent !I 0 v-iaJ. VATIONS OF THE WORLD'S ~. ne .reason Why we .Wished to TI.sit I Klyomlzu-Dera was Its connectIon JImmie, who Is a very small boy ';~ ~~r~aiI5 KINFOREMVOST STUrDENGT INOF ,MAN-I with Ainu history. In its precincts iving in the East end, accompanied I will D N'HILE L VIN, JAPAN I stands the figure of Bishamon, the lis mother downtown several days LETTER refund AS A JAPANESE JI.' ~ ~ j god who in the ninth century gave the ',go. Nearly everything he saw was your • __ , lE9 Japanese leader Tamura Mar'l a 1uite new to him, so he was not spar· 51 I notable victory oyer my poor bearrled ng in his comments and opinions and money. Munyon. B\/"' PROF. FREDERICK S,TARRI aho~iginal ~riend.s. A. great picture. luestions. PUBLISBE J ' , votlve-oiIertng gIven It commemora· Seated opposite JImmie and his IDT1WOIPS RHEUM1TISU CURE tion of the victory. hangs in the tem- nother on the car homebound was an ll1UlU 11 llI1i 1f1. ~ATK VO~O - pIe and represents the feats of valor Individual who, judging by the "bIos· For Benefit of Women who .l i .l' achieved by the imperial forces. In ,om" on his nose. had partaken freely Suffer from Female IUs ANNUAL LOSS IS ENORMOUS . the same votive haU there are quaint )f joy water. None of JImmIe's neigh- Tokyo.-We have been to Kyoto. =~:w~. ~;n. Every reader kno.w~ pictures representing the coming of aors possessed an appendage that Minneapolis, ];finn.-"Iwas a grea.t The world over, age gives respecta- lit J~U-Jl~U i~ :" form of wrestlm.. I the early Dutch vessels to the shores 1lould compare with the one across the Bufferer from female troubles which Two Hundred Million Dollars a Year b1llty, and Kyoto rejoices in the reo in whlch Yleldmg on the part of the of Japan. aisle. caused a weakness Might Be Add6d to Wealth I llpectability of age. Today she is a attacked defeats the exerted strength In silence .Timmie took In the SItu.l. and broken down of' Country. city of secondary importance. but her and power of the assailant. The One of the most characteristic fea.- condition of tha ation and the "blossom," His thoughts I d past was magnificent. Of course she more an enemy: exerts himself the I tures 0 f J apan are the picnic parties syst-em. rea so Computing that there are in the l.I)f b 1 h'ld . h th . h must have grown so curious that they muchofwha"-Lydia • d' I considers Tokyo a mushroom. The worse fOI" him.. It is astonishing to ,~c 00 C I ren. WIt ell' .teac ers, ~ould not be withheld any longer and E Pinkh ~ Y Un ite d States at 1east 300.00.nO 1gen present capital of the Japanese em- see some of the results, especially whlch are met WIth at all tlmes and .- am s eg. consumptives who "'hould~ be cared fOT" I I h Th bl he finally blurted out in a loud voice: etable Compound . pire was a mere fishing village nntil in cases Where a child of eight years I e.ver)'w e.re. ey go out to see oom- had done for othe'" 'n charl'table or -em;-ehan'table sana I fi d "Mamma, is that Santa Claus?" 4 • " '" -' - 1603, when the great Iyeyasu made it .s:emed to throw and exhaust a man IlD~,. .owers an reddened maple ointing to the man with the red nose. suffering women I toria 'and nospitals. the National As· the Shogunate capital. Through its or developed power. leaves. they go to parks and mu· P E b ~ d Ji I' th t' d felt sure it would sodation for the Study and Preven·. Yd' seums' they go to shrines and tem- m arra:;se, mm e s mo er ne h 1 dI t early hIstOry it was known as e o. The fact that photographIng was I• .. to silence hAl' son but it was no use e pme, an mus tion of Tuberculosis estimates that i 'h'ldh d II h d f the I pes and the scenes of national mter- -, . say it did help me ~ e~: ~oUbt ~ot p,:r~ ~~~- the annual cost to the country for the n OU\ c 1 .:0, f w; . a:lo;ed. Is of the general I est, famous in their history. We Iin an audible whIsper the connection I "I; /, 0 • wonderfully, M'1 treatment of these persons would be marve ~us c~ y_ 0 , e 0, d that it no ICY 0 f t e Imperla. gove:-nment. , -, rarely go to any place of not~ With-I between the man and Santa Claus was I I,,~ 'pains all left me,l $50,000.000 at the rate of $1.669 per many 0 us ave VI ond. ere. vate en~ing can b~ ~Itnessed any- out encount i ;,. 'h S h 't disclosed much to the discomfiture of grewstronger,and withinthreemonthll b day per patient. At the lowest pos. longer attracts attentlOn, 19DOra.nt of Iwhere wlthout restrlctlOn. Teachers I er.D • em. 0 ere, 1 ,the man. II was a perfectly well woman. sible estimate the country loses $200. the fact that It Is the present CltY' of of fencing and jiu-jitsu ahound and ~a::d no ~urpn:e to fi~d schools ~f 1 "'l;VllV mamma didn't It sav- In that 'I "I want this letter made public to w~s Shog~n's ~~~ ~:n g ~p ~ea.t ~boU,t th~t 000,000 a year from the incapacity of Tokyo. It the capital Ianyone may learn both arts if he will ,t thI"ampm tne stall'- story San'ta Claus Santa show the .benefit :",o,:nen,may derive trom 1603 unill 1868. Durmg all that give the time and money necessary. v'~ e main Lmpl~, v:"lt.mg the !lad a 'nose like a cherry:" he asked, I from Lydi~, E. Pinkha~s Vegetable these indigent victims of tuberculo· time Japan had two capitals, the old But the fencing and jiu.jitsu of the I Od,e h~1l and the temples I~ the rear and the car was in an uproar.-Pitts- i C0J!1~..?und. -fl![rs.;.JOIlli G: MOLDA!'". sis. This would :mean a net saving of Mikado's capital of Kyoto and the I Butoku K"ai is In a sense part of thE" and look,ng out over the anclent capi- b Ti -G "t 121~l) /Second St", :North, MinneapoJ.i.s. $150,OOO,OfiO a year to the United, ,.", I ' .. .'tal and through th I I 0' 1 d urg mes aze. e. Minn. States if all victims of consumption ne: Sho~n s capItal of ". edo. fs.nthcE" governme.ntal mllltary prepar~tlOIL..It !in maples, which et:;e:e;~~"~:~~e Thou~ands.of n!1solicited and genu.. 1808, WIth the restoratlOn 0 e has certamly an actual value JD tram- '11 b • [' Merely a Prevaricator, ine teshmomals like the above provs Who are too poor to afford proper f IWI e a flame of g on I Mikado to actual power, the. seat a :ing individuals for war, even in thE"s.e' 1 -• A doctor relates-the following story: the efficiency of Lydia. E .. Pin.kham'!I treatment in expensive sanatoria were. V b d, hi cared for at the expense of the munici. his government has been shIfted and days, when hand to hand combat IS The lesser shrines are often quite "I had a patient who was very ill and i eget~ Ie Compoun w ch lS made today Kyoto lives upon its past glory. almost imp9ssible. The quickness of as interesting as the main temple. who ought to have gone to a warmer II exc~uSI,VeIY from roots and herbs, _ pality. county or state. And this an· d' 1 ' d h d th d'tn i t Th b h' d K" ., l' t "omen who suffer from those dis. nual gam does not include the enor. In 1895 Kyoto celebrate Its e even eye an an. e a rOl e.ss n a - us, e.m . 1yomlzu·Dera lS a bttle c lilla e so I resolved to try what hyp- tressino-ills peculiarto theirsex sho ld mous saving that would accrue from hundredth anniversary by building a tack and defense, the traminl' ?f shelter wlth Its hundred stone figures notism would do for him. I had a not lose sio-ht of these facts or do~bfl the lessened .infection due to the seg. curious and striking building which is nerve and muscle-these are S!Ill of.Jizo. Queer things they are, the large sun painted on the ceiling of his.j the abilitY of Lydia. E, Pinkham's regation of the dangerous consUIDp' commonly known as the Tai-Kyoku Iwortb while from the military pomt object of popular love and devotion. room and hy suggestion induced him I Vegetable Compound to restore thei! tives in institutions. Den. It was Intended to reproduce of view, and these to a remarkable I On the base of many of them stand to think it was the sun which would· health. the architecture of the time when the Idegree are developed through the ex· little heaps of pebbles which have cure him. 'fhe ruse succeeded, and I Ifyouwantspecial advicewrite There Should. city Itself was founded. At that erciaes of this society. Ah. well, )Jeen piled up by kindly visItors. It !le was getting better rapidly when to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. Fritz the t;ardener was a stolid Ger. time Japan was notably under Chinese Ieverything connected with mil:itary seems that children after death are one day on my arriYal I found he was Shewi1ltI:eatyOlll'le~erasst:rictI! man who was rarely moved to ex. In:fiuence. and 'the whole architecture' preparation in Japan is to some de- often robbed of their clothing by a fe· , dead." bonfi~entib\ .For :"'~ years she and style of the edifice emphasizes, gree secret and guarded from external male d~mon who sets them to work "Did it fail, after all, then?" asked ti:i~ w~; f~~~1 ~har:~m.-&n ~ traordinary language. Even the mosf that fact. There is a grand and mas. 'I observation. The photographer In at piling up stones on the bank of the one.;f the doctor's hearers. hesl'ta+.,..:.....,...;te at once.... on provocative occasiQns only c.aused him ..... noLoL to remark mildly on his ill-luck. Not sive wooden gateway, brilliantly col- any part of the empire must watch death river. The task is endless, but "No," replied the doctor, "he died long ago he came baek from the city ored, which gives entrance to all. with care for the marks which indi- the little ones are helped by all who of sunstroke," 1'dake the Liver enormous courtyard in which is situ- cate the so-called '''fort zones" with· choose to place pebbles at the feet of !' the late evening after .3. hard day inIn the market place. He was sleepy. ated the Tai-Kyoku Den. in which the use of cameras iii not Jizo. Here, too. Is a statue of Bin· Qualified. D·0 Its DUty We arrIved at Kyoto the afternoon allowed. Even on shipboard placards zuru. woru smooth by the hands of A prominent western attorney tells and the train being crowded. the bag· before the procession was to take are posted. warning passengers 4:hat poor sufferers. I never tire of watch. I of a boy who onCe applied at his of· , Nine limes in tell when the _ ia right tL1t gageman gave him a chair in hi;;. Ii f place. and ,DUr. Jirst visit was.to the lIn ' Japanese . waters photogr.aphing ing tbese figures; Whether of 'Wood or ce or work. Itomach and bowels are right. r~~Y'I~r'th tr' h d BI memorial building which Is the ter- and sketching are prohibited by law, staDe or hl"Onze, makes no difference "ThIs boy was bright looking and I CARTER'S tiTTLE lnaFrYi__ etillaIDl' rteac e ll~~o~, minus to which the procession and will not be permitted on the ves.- -their features and outlines are aI- rather took to hIm. UVER PlUS iie.Id ,w. s s ep as it pu "" ,]1 "'N' w 'I id 'i~ d hi _. d h d t hak h' _ d marches after it has passed through. sel. ways worn smooth h)- repeated rub· 0 ,my son. sa, • you come gently butlirmly com. an s Inen a 0 s e lID ..l"., j the main streets of tp.e city After in-I Personallv we never see or hear bing. You need not wait long to see to work for me you will occasionally pel .. lazy liv.... to tell him where he was. spectlng it and being o llnd weak and can longer support forms of bamboo were being erected! . • L"i ~li'~ l& ~ ~r~~~c.:.ooj;:~~~~ no ~ou ~-- me,"-Meggendorfer Elaetter. or repaired. A few days from now.!, T1PS get are. almos. as worth· - ... ---.. .. -_.- and all of them will be ~'ccuJ}ied bv i ,ess as those ,au gIve. W. N. U., OMAHA, NO. 32-1910. Generosity. groups and parties of picnici~ers ou"t I "I never den)': my wife a wish." will be unoccupied, and it is worth I "Indeed!" whEe to c_~rne h<;~e to see ~he joyous I The Founta.in Head ofLife "No; I let her wish. It doesn't COin autumn fOliage. Not an anlllab:e spot I anything,"-Life. I to inspect the famous beauty of the I scene. I Is The Stomach The only way to learn to do great I But me:mtlme we must not forget! A mlUl who hall • weak rmd impaired stomach and who does not properly digest his food will soon find that his blood has become things is to- do small things well, pa'j t h,e J idai ""ratsur!. It was reallv a I J~ app~ach'l weak and impoverished, lIDd that his whole body is improperly IIIld tlentl!o loyaIly.-David Starr fine procession. The streets insufiiciently nourished. Gateway of the Tai- Kyoku Den, Kyoto. ing tbe Tai-Kyolru Den were crowded I A Macaroni Sauce, with people who desired to see the Dr. PIERl2ES GOLDEN MEDIe21L DrSeOVERY / makes the stomach stron!!. promotes tIlo flow 01 The following rule for a sauce to This society was organized in 18961 may gain; she abandons the unneces- pageant as it approached its destina,! diJ1estive Juices. restores tile lost appetite. makes be served with macaroni or the Italian Iand is represented throughout the em- sary in her character that she may tion. The procession consisted of six I I assimilation perlect, i:a.viBOl'liltes the liver and polenta Is given by the wife of a wen, pire_ Today it numbers over 1,000,000 Iprofit bY, the experience and wisdom sect~ons representing definite periods I DlIl"ifies and enriches the blood. It is the ~reat blood.make1'. known Italian grocer: Cook a round· I members. Its purpose seems to be of out."?ide nations. To him the game of tillie from the lSuon!l La body, active in miad and cool"in Jacfgement" enion and a half clove of garlic brown of bravery, of skill in defense and at- success. Tokugawa shogunate. Each section 'This "Discovery" ill II pure, glyceric extract of American medical roota-:'l in a rounding tablespoonfUl of butter lack. In this great hall scores of per-j \X/hile the JV'l1 Matsuri was cele- was gotten up with careful reference ~olu!ely free £ro.m alcoho~ 2nd ali injuriou~, habit.forming drugs. All tt: Moisten with three tablespoonfuls oi Isons daily engage in the practise of brated both morning and afternoon we to historic accuracy; marveious cos· mgredients are pnnte~ on ~t6 -w:rappers, It bas no relationship with secret the water drained from boiled maca· fencing and of jiu-jitsu. ""hen we were assured that the afternoon per· tUilles. things almost Inconceivable in I nos~ms. Its e..ery mgredient 15 endorsed by the leaders in all the seboou ot roni and half a tablespoonful of beej Ientered, we found the exercise in full formance would be far the he."t, and these present days were here to bf' medlctne. Don't accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this time-proVellI extract. "''hen the sauce boils add, swing. Half the hall was devoted to were invited to vlsit Klyomizu·Dera seen. First came the civil officers of remedy 01' E;SO'W"N COMPosrnON. AsK YOUR NEIGHBORS. They must know at four dried mushrooms that hav," fencing, the other half to jiu-jitsu. in the morning. This famous temple. the Euryal,:u era on their way to tIl" ~;>nr ~ure:' made by it ~uring pas.t '!O years, right in your own neighborhood. I I \for.d Dlf;peusary Assoc18tion, Pierce, Pres., BuffaloIN. s Met:hcaI Dr. R,V, Y. soaked. until they are.soft and cook fa,I We ~ere wa.rned as we entered the ~tri~ng. in architectu:-e and position. imperial courl This era ext<':lI:'w~I five IDlDutes. Turn It over the maca· buildmg that no photographing would IS SItuated upon a. heIght from which from 782 to 806 coincides wi, h tile liiiir;;;;.iiiir.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~[ii ronl or polenta. Ibe anowed, but tha,t we were wel- one get'! 3. love,y view over the city. founding of the city. The second sec· ! ceme to witness the performance. The main temple is situated at the tion represented miHtary officers of I To Clean Bedticks. ,The thing' whlch first Impressed us very edge of a predpice-in fact, it the same era going to the front. The II To clean bedticks, apply Poland was tbe fact that a sprinkiing of the projects far out over what was the third represented civll officers of the starch by fubbiJig it on thick with a combatants actively engaged in original margin. and stands supported Fujiwara dynasty going to the 1m· r eloth, place, in the sun; when dry, fencing and In jiu·jitsu were mere in its project:ng portion by a remark· perial court. The fourth group repre-I rub it it necessary. The soiled parts children eight or ten years old. No able scaffoiding of heavY posts and z;ented oe:cers on horseback equipped! will be clean as new. one who has not seen the exercise timbeI"a-giving it tte most astonish- for sbooting arrows-ene of the most I I can imagine tile vigor and aggressive· ing appearanci! of being set up on graceful exercises e'er developed in I Veal Loaf. " I neB'S of Japanese fencing_ The com- high stilts. 'In approaching it one Japan. 'ffle five sections were the of-I Fer every cUIJful of meat add a cup-, batailts are carefully guarded a~ainst passes up an abrupt slope, closely fleers of Nobunaga coming to Kroto.l ful of ground or grated bread crumb" , Injury by heavY protective coverings built CD, botb sides With little shops ,Y'hich is the greater in the h!stoTV or: ·when making vealloaf. The loaf will on the' head and over the face, the at most cf which cheap potteries are a nation-the originator of a poiIcy.1 not be so solid an4- heaTY, 'it will 'Of Ichest, the arms and upper legs. The sold. These shops are famous. but or the man who develops it to tull' less e,;pensive, more wholesome, anG !,weatlons used in fencing are like club fur us the shops of gourds or cala· fruition? It is the old topic of tlle de marlS delicious. swords or wcoden slats, and not only basees were more interesting. It was bating club: "'Which was the greater. thrusts but strokes of the most vio- Hideyoshi who carried for his !'t~'ld. PhHip of MaC'cdol1, or Alexander the Or-ange Filling. lent nature are given In the exercise. ard the golden calabashes. It is fit· Great? Wbich was the greater'l One orange.' Grate tile rind ,an:' The noise made is astonishing, but Hng that Kyoto should surpass In Juarez or Dlaz of 1\Iexico?" Three squeeze thejnice. one egg, one tab,? more' astonishing yet is the vigor of calabashes to this day. Think of a little great men built Da! Nlppon-Nobuna, $poon C(lrn 'starch, pinch of salt, twc .sftack. Childr€n were- pitted against shop from whese celling hang hun- ga, Hldeyoshl, I:reyasu; which was thirds eup sugar, two·thirds cup of ,,:.0 grown men in many cases. although dreds of gourds beautifUlly colored in the greatest? Well, it was Nobunaga's ter. Cook until thick. This is deL It is clear that the older combatants red and molded into fantastic forms' officers who were here represented. doul!. in Buch pairing are not expected to' for the Japanese is not content with The sixth gI"OUp showed th" repre nse their powers to the utmost. At gourds as ,nature makes them. He in· sentativ..s of the Tokugawa Shoguns Our Big Trees. the same time, they do not play with geniouslY ties or binds the growing comIng to Kyoto. They were tlIft men The fine firs of tbe Pacific nort:1 their small antagonists, who In many calabashes with cords in sucn a way who ruled Japan from Iyeyasu to west'are so colossal tbat after tl":' cases, make 9Dslaughts of snch vjg,ol' as to force them into forms of slender 1868. when they feU, and their repr!"· trees are ,hewn down the ~tu;nllS:if and totee that skillful guarding is :!l.asks. Qf snakes, of masses of intes· sentatives ceased to go to Kyoto, thE used (Or chUdren's playgrr,unrl necessary for protection against it. tines" of dUCKS 3.,n,d other bir,dS. They 1 emperor resumed h,is own. a.nd, th!"I houses fer families to lin' in (,r tf j jitsu. Here too, in many cases children are meant for vessels to cAtTy flUid-I' capItal was changef to Tokyo. danclngplatrorIDli.-IndianapllUs Mey, lJf eight or ten are pitted against well- esP8Coially the favorite sake or 1'1C9- ~CopyrJ~ht, mil, /;f: W. G. Ch&;fmall.) ·····;~···· !·.. ...••••••••••••.. I CHURCH DIRECTORY. Ie. B. RITCHIE Dep~rtmen·_···············i ! Want Ad t : .\i Church Services First Presbyterian 1 .. -' • Church. ] I AUCTIONEER I i.· The department for the people. The place to tell your wants to our:' Sunday Services. t Don't M·I·ss "Frontl-er Day" • army of readers and advertise anything and everything you have on : i Snnday school-10:00 a. m. 1 Phone, Florence 3543 . : your place that you do not want to kt'ep, and your neighbor might !1~~~~~i~:ti;::O~::o:"m. ,:1 ]1=--.....------... CI b tB t Ch :... want.TERMS:-One (l)- cent per 'word.Nothing run for Jess than 25 cents".. Preaching-8:00"". . . _.m. Past "Wort.hyT ••Presldent. .•~...... ee .ra Ion a eyenne •. . . .' .: MId-Week ServlCe. 'I James Stribling .. wlthoj,lt cash in advance~ Count youI' words and send In your ad. .. Thursday-8:00 p. In. 'Worthy ·President. _..E. L. Platz :. withtne cash. A 10 word aclr~n three weeks.costs only 30 cents. :. The public is cordially invited to, Worthy Vice·President. o.B. Fo Taylor
.: c' , ' , .,' .. ', .' '": attend these services. < j Worthy Secretary M. B. Thompson The 'bucking bronchos, the steer roping, Indian war ...... ~ ,...... George S, Sloan, Pastor. IWorthy Treasurer Henry Anderllon dances, all the thrilling scenes of the old west. Held Krug's famous ,Luxus beer by,tb.€n FOR SALE--::-IrOil 'bedstead complete. IWorthY Chaplain. 0 ••• •• • Daniel Kelly H P t ' '(9) Ch a H'n P t ' I Inside Guard R. H. Olmsted case. ans . e erso.n. , .'" ., , I . e po a .s e ersen. Church Services Swedish Luther-n IOt'd G d H h S. August 24, 2:;, 26, 27, 1910, at Cheyenne, \V....o. a,: U Sl e uar '" . .. ug uLtle IF you want to buy or sell ally real NI);'E ROOM MODERN Ebenezer Church. ' IPhysician...... •Dr. W. H. Horton An easy, comfortable trip if you take the estate in Florence just phone John Two story house in Flore"ilee south Services next sunday. Icond~~t~r , .; Jo.:eph Thornton Lubold. Florence 165 (4} edge of city, one block from car line. ~ 3'00 Tru",.e_s. \\. B. Parks, Robert Guld- '. ..,ermon-. p. m. ino- P Th as owne~. 'V Old soles ill.ade !Iew. Pascale. the for sale b;r T Sunday school-4:30 p. Ill. I "" 0 • om. . ., . I Bets shoe repair man. NO CO~nHSSIONSo Our services are conducted in the Ih ti every Wednesday III Co.e s ____~----~__·_-__--l $8,500, one acre ground, electric Swedish language. All Scandinavians! a . Union Pacific Storz famous Blue·Ribbon beer by 'lights, water. shade trees and fruit. are most cordially welcome. j--J-=-O-::-:-N-A:-T=-:-H:-A:--N-N:-O:-.-22-S-I-.-0-,-0-.-F-.- the L. W. Imm. (9) Address Y 54, Tribune. (6) case. ______~ I. icharJeS G. Carlson No~.Je Grand
'WHITE Leghorn, Eggs from prize 'Vh" not let me figure on that paint. ILloyd Saums 0 •••v Ice-Grand Dustless, perfect track-electric block signals-excellent ~ ~ stock for hatehillg. Phone Florence lng arid.. paperhanging? M. L. Endres, LODGE DIRECTORY, ITI' ER. agel's ."ecreLal'Y dining car meals and service. 162 (4) 24th and Ames ave. (9) ------~.J. C. Kindred < •••Treasurer , Fontanelle Aerie 1542 Fraternal i :Meet every Friday at Pascale's hall. PUBUC SALE IF YOU WANT A CONCESSION at Order of Eagles. I Visitors welcome. At the Pone.a schh&" house,. Saturda:r, I the Veterans encampment'" get in For rates, interesting folder, etc., call on or Auiust 13, at 7 p; m:: . touch once with the committee. TWo' wO";;d-stoves. ' at (8) address your local agent. Two 'doors. ReASON NO. :2 80me 2x4s. Make your plans to attend the state The VAN SANT SCHOOL was founded by a man who was one Good stove pipe. (13) fair Sept 5 to 9. (6) of the country's earliest and most proficient-shorthand reporters George Foster. and is now recognized as the ,yorld's greatest ~uthority on type- RYE FOR SALE-Phone O. E. Ber- ..T Plastering and hricklaying. wntmg. he V AN SANT SCHOOL stands at the top in Phone: Flor., 307. (11) gelt, Florence 3:;04. (13) methods. That is ONE 110RE REASON wh,- VAN SANT .:-:-:-:.+:-:...:+.:....:-;••:-:-:-:...:..+:...:-:-:-:-:-:-:•..:-:.....:··:....:-:-:.....:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:..·:· ...:-:..·:·..:...r:-:...:-:•.:-:-:...:.. If you want to catch fish, just let WAJ.",<'"TED-E,'erybody 'in ·Douglas graduates SUCCEED. . ~ + me know and I will sell you a big county to attend the Douglas Coun- Er b th VS P" I ~ + ty Veterans Annual encampment at Iza e an ant, nnclpa lone C. Duffy. Proprietor :>tring cheap. T. J. Adams, R. R. 2, Florence August 15, 16, 17,'18, 19 and Wead Building, Omaha, Nebraska Florence, Neb. < (7)' 20. (8) I;,,__....__...... _""""...... ,,~__...... _ ... ,I I JUST A WORD! i~ For Sale-160 acres. four illiles No Of " t HaSti.~ngs; aU .level land; 150 acres in One .~lJ.ousand. people wanted to Pa! ~ t 'to ...; ... If lfa ho tight· a year", subscnpLlon to Florenc€',Trl. .:. We ,want your grocery business and, what's more. :~ cu_ <..aLlon, LOur a a. g , lI t' th (~) ~ + ten pastnre; all fenced; good improve. bune any lIlle ey can. f :~ we want to merit it. We try hard to please, and know ~: ments; vri.ce, $18,400; h~lf cash, ?aJ.. \ NOTICE-All assessment~ No. 6 ~ + anee to smt purchaser; If sold beI~re with dues R. N, of A. and all social :!: that only the best of everything wiH please permanently. :t June 22 one-third . crop goes' ':lth I members dues must be :paid and in :~: :~: place. Henry 1- organ, Trumbull, Neb'l the hands of the rocrded by July 31. Fresh vegetables and all the table delicacies of the season. : ~ (~) HnO. No collections will be made and '.'~ You can trust our selection. ' ~.;. ASK your grocer for German Bak- no further notice to members given.- : ~ eTy Bread. (1) SUSAN R.. NICHOLS, Recorder. :;: Phone us your order. ::: Metz and Schlitz beer h)' the case. FO~ SALE-West lh of lot .6 and I ~: Sleepy Eye Chick Food, :~ Henry Anderson. (9) I all 01 lots" 7 and 8, block 113, top of I :~: I the hill. Finest view in Douglas Cracked Shells, :t l\IAN wants but little here below I county. Snap at $1,000. Enquire oi :~: Mica Grit, :~ and he satisfies that want with a I E. L. Platz. (5) .;. ~ .Mashed Bone, ftC. .;- Tribune want ad. (5) 1------~ ~ ~ ~ WA~~ED-Bri~h: boy~ an~ girl:, Iw~~~~;Dca~~ b::~ra: am:o~~:e f~: to SolICIt sui>scnptlOns TOr Tn.e Tn-j' :1"-'" . V 11 C S" ~ 'h" :~: ~~NDERSON« :~: 'b l' d . 'II be I tue ••,,,,_oun a eyorn ••0\,' W lCU I IiOLLIN6SWORTJl b nne. L I :ra: m ucements WI ,'is to be held in Cmulci! Bluffs next· y y Thl~ ch~ce offered. IS a good to mahe Ifall in connection with the big fruit . T • • , 1 :;: FLORENCE, NEB. PHONE 257 :;: ~a-I ~ ~ some spendmg money durmg your show. The motto must be siJ;rt and IN prepanng for a Journey the telephone performs a great ~ . ("aHon. See Mr. Platz or telephone hIm1· .. . . f . ~-!-1""':"·:-:·+:·":·": ~ R .. . •:...:..:..:••:-:...:••:...:...:-:••:-:-:....:-:....:-:••:...:••:••:-:...:...:••:..:...:...:-:••:••:••:...:-:-:...:-:....:••:. ••:":"'::;:" 3 (6) jeXpresslve. Competltlon IS open to all. vanetv 0 sernces. eservatlOns are n1ade. last dlrec- at < la. t Send the results of vour efforts to . -. ". . . ' ' IFreeman L Reed Co~nci! Bluff" Ia bons are gIven, good-bys are saId, over the wue. All kmds of Hay and Feed. Charles I' . .., - -,.: - Baughman, Telephone 140. on or .before :~ugust I? A compet:n,: Sometimes the Beil Telephone makes a trip unnecessary: some- commIttee WIll examlile tbe IDot.O",. .. • . . . . , . fha+ ~re subml·t+Led and the w;nner Wl"l tImes It convmces him that a tnp would be profitable. \Yherever he When you want pure grape wme, < ~ La. '_ _'. •• _ . telephone to Harry u Snyder. (9) Ibe awarded a handsome 14-k gold seaJ goes,.he feels the need at umversal sernce, and that IS Bell ~erVlce. . ring which will be supplied by the Lei· Tur LARfirST AND 8rST ALL kinds of insurance written II fert Jewelry house of Council Bluffs. at Bank of Florence {4} Get busy; the honor of suppJying a motto for the association will be list of florence Property FOR SALE-Good Fresh Cow. Aug. ,,"o.rth while to say nothing of the I Nebraska Telephone Co. What is the use Of wasting energy and time looking for what Burgschat, Florence. Neb. (12) handsome ring. (9) you want and not finding it wnen I can show you what you are luok· ing for. HERE ARB A FEVV If You Want to 5ecure One new g·room house and 2 lots. One new 5·room house, modern. One new 5·room house, modern except furnace. The Buyers' One new 8-room house CONCESSION 6uide ACREAGE aMi ii'im F=>ur acres, three in fruit, new -room house, eight blocks from street The :firms whose names are renre car. sented in our advertising colniims At-the are worthy of the confidence of every VACANT LOTS Annual VEiERANS ENCAMPMENT person in the community who has money to spend. The fact that they Choice of over 40 vacant lots a prices from $175.00 up. To Be Held At advertise stamps them as enterpris ing, progressive men of business. a credit to our town. and deserving of florence, Neb., .Aug. 16-11-18-19-20 support. Our advertising columns JOHN LUBOLD comprise a Buyers' Gnide to fair TELEPHONE: FLORENCE 165 FLOFtENCE, NEBR. See the Committee at Once. F. S. Tucker, Chairman, Henry dealing, good goods, honest prices. Anderson, L. F. Imm. \V. B. Parks, R. A. Golding. 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I ,; ~ I W. F. ;i ~ iSTOECKERil ~ FOR SALE BY ! (OUR FRIEND) ,; ... JOHN NICHOLSON. '~ t LUDWIG IMM. ,De~ocraticII C. A. BAUER PLUMBiNG ANO GAS FITTING Bank (f~f!l!rence iCandidate For I; i~ . l:'{epairlng Promptly Attended to. 255~ Cuming St. Omaha, Neb. ~:~c~: ~: Depositoryfol' Mutual Insuro' fl Gongress [. Tel. Douglas 3034. ' These pictures usnally retail at $3.00 and you ean have yom choice of any subject. in a fancy frame. l,x:;6 Depository for Bankers Life AsSociation inches. with glass face. absolutely free. of Des Moines. I These are not cheap prints. but are works of art. and good enough to grace aIlyoIlt"'S parlor. I ~.~.~~l Depository for Guarantee Fund 'Life II 2nd DI·sfrl·ct Ii; Let ussupp}v your needs--as we will stand hack of your im;estment with an iron dad ImrLrant ... e. ,-j7.. : ~. Association of Omaha. i your Ynoney b,,-ck if you want it. if our ;roods and prices do not prove to your entin' sati"fac!iun that this is I'. W· snOW·N··'f:i 0 I S d' IIH' best and most economical place iulkulghiS county to Hade. Save Your Checks. to .oneal:'. •.. :1 ~,:':'::~~~-:-ligh"'ill'" DUg as, arpy an ~ FLORENCE, NEBR. t ~>FBESH' SA~~A~~D' i ~ SMOKED il...... lI. Washington ii McCLURE S "ONE', "'""" ""'mo',,'"'' ,~'!! :Y...... Pro.MptfieUvery '..Ph, OlI.e, F.lotence 1131 TUEVOICE.~.. OF THE PEOPLE' w~~.~~~"..,~~~",.~~~~11'~'!"'~~""P:J."c~INI';".$:" <\ ~~~"""-~"'l
