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RUSIRT CLUB WINTER CLUB
Are Sow lT4r to la
tall a Hcatinj Plaat
IT 13 TO B IZCOID C0S
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Half af ta Big Ctib Balldlag la
Ba Heeteel aad teed tar Wla
tew Fmrlte kr taa
Xtabra.
I!ana ara under war to mak tha
Omaha Country dib a winter a, well
a lumnitr club. Tha proposition v. a c
sldared today by tha noard of director
at a meeting at tha Omaa club aad th
members war a unit In saying it wouI4
ba a rood thing, provided tha coat ot tn
atalllng a heating p. ant doe not prove too
high.
J. B. Paaum and A. V. Kmster war ap
pointed a commute to in vet tigate the
eoet of Installing and maintaining a heat
ing plant, to report tt a meeting of the
board to ba held neat Monday noon at the
Omaha club.
It la tha plan to neat something over
keif tha club nous. Including dining
roomi and parlor and a spec which can
""Va devoted to locker for thoae who piay
golf In winter -The l.ica arose from to
"tart that many of the member of the
, club aaid they would l.ka to give more
part la In th winter. If the club house
I 'war only available (or them. If the
' ' . grropeaUton 1 adopted the heating plant
t Will ba InataJled th first week In Xo-
rembar.
la eaa th contemplated Improvement
Ksa decided upon, th summr ttawn at
I fiTiej dub will close th lent Saturday In
October. If they are not derided upon.
' tha aaaaon will close the previous Satur
day, aa th service of the present ens
plo;. who contract expire X'ovemher
1. win be needed for a week or so In
putting thin away for the winter,
i Frank Colpetzer. president of th Coun
try club, haa been working out the Idea.
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AsDavxiated Man
A Exile from Home
r
Bittern between X. H. Peterson, th
Wyoming ranchman who died by asphyx
iation In the Murray hotel Tuesday night,
aad other member of bis family moved
th Dana to forsake his native land and
com to th United States thirty-seven
year ago.
Peterson believed a brother and a sister
had defrauded him out of a large share
f their father's estate aad had come to
tha sew country to repair hi broken
fortune. Ha accumulated 250,000 worth
of property la Wyoming.
Mr. Karen Lausen and her daughter.
,Mlaa Klsten Lausen, sister and niece of
tha ranchman, will leave Friday morn.
i tag tor Raw Una. Wye., to bury Mr. Peter-
, boa and to take charge of the property.
They will ba accompanied by Sophue
i Keel. Jr.. who will aeek appointment for
Lausen aa administratrix and ap-
olntment tor himself aa foreign admln-
or.
Tha Peterson ranch la one ef lB.OM aoree
waty-four miles from Rawlins. Peter-
i feoa named It "Separation ranch," the
f hum being a reference to hi trouble in
Denmark and hia separation from hla
LamUy.
! "Patarsaa haa a brother and a sister
' tD Denmark." aaid Attorney Noble. "They
tara aatracged from aim. Whan ha died
' fa had not en them alno he left Pa-
'.Jnarx, t lrty-vn year ago. Ha had
Hot heard from them for twenty years.
HI alstar and niece, with whom he was
yam friendly terms, came to live with him
two year ago.
"Peterson hardly aver left tha ranch.
Ha waa entirely unused to city way and
modern improvementa, such aa gaa and
alisutrlo lights. That la tha explanation of
. hia death, Mrs. Lausen told him how to
turn off the gaa, but it la supposed be
'failed to follow her directions.
"The evening of the night Mr. Peter
eon died ha and hi sister and hi niece
went to a moving picture show, th first
he had aver seen.
"While there Mrs. Lausen lost her
pur, - containing about ten. That waa
about all th cash they had with them.
"Coroner Croeby advanced them money
for tickets to Rawlins and S'JO for addl
tional expense and advanced money for
all other expenses.
'Peterson and hi relatives were going
to Denmark for a couple ot months' visit.
Tha ranch had been left in charge of
Herbert Petersen, the foreman. There
are about t.OGu cattle aad X head of
horses on the place now. A quarter mil'
Uon dollars Is a conservative estimate of
tha value of the property."
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Local Methodist Call Dr. Williams
of That Flac to Com Her.
KIGOTIATIOrre NOW ODEX WAT
Elgla Mlaleter Taasea t Tble City
at Be.aeee f Btsbe aad Helda
Caarereaew writ a Mspsat
ettves of Flret tasreh.
Rev. M. B. William. B. P . will be
transferred from th Rock River eonfer
nc of th Methodist Eplacopsl church
to aucceed Per. Frank Jf. Lynch. D. D .
pastor of th first church of Omaha, and
the local minister will take the pastorate
vacated by Dr. Wllllems at Elgin.
At th request of Bishop J. L. Nuelsen.
Dr. William earn to Omaha today and
met a boly of first church member at
a luncheon held at tha Rome hotel. All
of those present declar that th visitor
mad a very favorable Impression. The
luncheon waa rather of an informal
nature, yet It gave tha visiting minister
an opportunity to express hi view of
organisation and administration of th
affair of a church like th First Metho
dist. Practically all of Dr. William
experience in th ministry haa been In
what are known as "down-town'
churches. In and around Chicago, and tha
local members believe he 1 th best
available man for the firt church, which
la in a "down-town" district. Dr. Wil
liams expressed himself as being pleased
with Omaha aa far aa hi observations
have gone.
Dr. Lynch likewise aay he 1 pleased to
ba transferred to Elgin, aa the Rock River
conference, which 1 on of th moat Im
portant In th Methodist church, offer
ing a wide field and great opportunities.
TWO OF UNCLE SAM'S MEN
TO CELEBRATE TOGETHER
"WaattMw roracastar B. W. Watea and
Cuatodlaa Cadet Taylor at Uw faatoai
balldixur wm orMMrai tbalr MrMya to
gether Saturday. Both of tbe guresaaseH
afThaakB will have resrbil tae txty-4br
mile stooe ta Hf-
baaa ra tha
tb earn kangtft as ttasa, Tbay wtn
rata tba wrest wtta a oiaat dtauaar at
tba CoCTiaeicial atobv
eter Pwswdkt mt S. Jeeweau
ST. JOSEPH. Mo Sept. . Th aa
arual motor ear parade ef tba Royal
Rootdowx here today waa the erowame
event of festival week aod waa vlewwd
by theimnda of leitoi a There were
nearly 10 care la Uaav
t
Tire Omaha Bee's Great
Booklovcrs' Contc
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Many from State to
Hear Taf t Speak at
Auditorium Sunday
The Toung Men Christian Association
committee in charge of th arrangements
for the Taft meeting Eunday afternoon
at tha Auditorium has received 270 ac
ceptance of it invitations to prominent
Nebraskana to sit on tha stage. It la
expected that about 400 acceptance will
b received to the S5f invitations lsaued.
Decoratona for the Auditorium will ba
furnished by the Department of tha
Missouri, from Forts Crook and Omaha.
The Btreet Railway company will furnish
a car. free of charge, to bring the Fort
Crook band, which will play at tha
meeting.
Charles Gardner, who ton the part of
Lord T. HeUyer Seigh at tha Ak-Sar-Ben
dea thla season wlU mg a song es
pecially appropriate to a peace meeting,
th worda and mualo of which- were
written by John T. Btaley of 4924 Chicago
street, a war veteran. Ha will be as
sisted by a double quartet.
The Auditorium meeting la la charge
of tha Toung Men' Christian Association
rallgloua work committee, composed of
James B. Wootan. H. F. KJeaer, J. H.
Franklin. L. E. Cruith. H. B. Kleaer and
Ira J. Beard.
WORK STARTING ON THE
NEW STREET CAR SHOPS
Excavation haa been started for th
street car company additional building
at th shops at Twenty-sixth, and Lake
streets. Th contract for tha building
waa let to McOowaa & Jacobberger, at
J20.0UO. Thi figure la exclualva of grad
ing and steel work.
LIEUTENANT HASKELL STILL
HAS THE FAREWELL GIFT
High chool tudent laat spring pre
sented Lieutenant Haskell, commandant
of cadets, with a watch, when he thought
he was to be sent to th Philippine.
Army plan were changed, however, and
Lieutenant Haakell 1 back at th High
school aa commandant, sporting th
farewell" gift.
Tha Implicit confidence that many peo
ple have In Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
aod Diarrhoea Remedy la founded on
their experience In the use of that remedy
and their knowledge of tha many remark
able cares of colla. diarrhoea and dysen
tery that It haa effected. For aal by all
dealer.
Col. Pratt's Heirs
to Contest Claims
DUNKARDS TAKE OVER
SEWARD STREET CHURCH
Tha Seward Street Methodit church.
Twenty-second and Seward streets, or
ganised in li& and for many year th
moat flourishing ef the Methodist
church of th city, haa been abandoned
by that denomination and ha been
rented to the Duukarda of whom there
e about US members In Omaha and
anurh Omaha.
Tha Seward street Methodist held their
laat servtcee In their own bouse of wor
ahip laet gnnday. after which as aa or
ganisation they decided ot disintegrate
Tha membership will be divided about
equally between the Walnut Hill Metho
dist church and Trinity Methodist in
Kountse Placa
Tha reason ot the abandonment of the
Seward Street church by the Methodists
la la a measure due to th fact that th
business along Lake. Twentieth and
Twenty-fourth street in the last tew
jMrt has so encroached upon tha resi
dent sectlona in that vicinity, where a
greater portion of th member resided,
thai they have moved to other portion
af the city and generally too far away
to make It convenient to attend the
church to which they bad formerly ba
loagad. PARK BOARD TO BUY NEW
'DREDGE FOR CARTER LAKE
Th Park eommiasioner r considering
tha advisability of purchasing a dipper
dredge for use In excavating from th
bottom of Carter lake. They flgura that
tha coat of such a machine wm be in
th neighborhood of M. and will likely
tamte bida la the near future.
Should a dipper dredge be bu.lt. or pur
chased. It will be one of the kind that
wui dig out the bottom of the lake, hoist
It to a aeow, which will ba tawed t tha
ahor aad there ua.oeded. the sand and
kilt being transferred to the low spots
aloug the shore of the laite and beyond
the high water Una
The commiMidnere contend that the aue
Hon dredge h been ao.cg aauatactory
erk Hut that now to secure the nec
MKary depth and an even bottom la the
,r-- ta ae-ary to secure some echer
kiad of a Bvafhui
Contest of General John C. Cowin
no.000 claim against the estate of the
late Colonel James Hervey Pratt for at
torney' fees will ba started in county
court Monday by Wayland Mage, special
administrator of tha estate, according to
J. W. Woodrough, attorney tor Magee
and other helre-at-law of th Pratt
aetata
Attack also will be mad on a C00
chck. held by Mr. Karla Rchn. Colonel
Pratt' housekeeper and nurse during the
last months of his life. Mr. Rehn
claim th colonel gave her the check In
part payment for her services. She also
haa a note, worth about K.000. which
she say th colonel gav her for ser
vices rendered.
'W will contest General Cowin elaim
and w will resist payment ot tha I20S
check," said Mr. Woodrough. "I cannot
say what our position will be. W
don't want to show our band In advance.
There will be a fight."
Wiese Falls Down
a Flight of Stairs
Gua A, Wleae, secretary of th L A.
Root company, la now able to b at bis
post a short time each day, after having
been considerably used up In a tumble
down a flight of stair Sunday morning.
Mr. Wleae beard a noise downstair dur
ing th darkest hour of th early morn
ing and he arose to Investigate. Fear
ing that the sleeping children would be
awakened should ha turn on the lights
h concluded to grope hla way to the seat
of disturbance below. He missed the top
step and landed In a heap at the bottom
with various bruise and a broken rib.
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Th saw Sfarvifi C.hne
SEVERE ITCHING
BURNING ALL OVER
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Scalp, Body, Hands, Limbs Covered
with Scales. Could Not Stand Tor
ture. Cured by Cuticura Remedies.
"About three years iro I was attacked
with a very severe itching and burning all
orer my body and easily my akin broke
until my body looked like
a piece of raw meat. I did
believe that I could not
stand the torture any
longer, while ail tha time
I was using the salve and
tha wash ordered by my
physician without relief.
W lien I was advued to ro
to a 4k in pvcuJut I went
with 00 better teeulta Mr
bodv was covered with
large white sraie. with
at&le en mv h-Jl. , rm-
and lower Hatha In about ene week icy
stalp was covered with ecmjea ehaJi luoked
iie deadrult tat became a ores each day
uutd ai Hi end of eaoiiMr week the araie
ere aa Uuse as on a Dsn. The ttco in my
head was unbenrslile. v hsir was comir.f
out la cumotuls until it looked so bad 1 waa
a. named te go on ine stieet.
"1 asrd tar soep tor a shampoo but R
took no effert. Ai ti-e end ot three wkt
the back ot my head was rampietely baii.
I a a sutut sMi I OecMed te try the
Cuthur OiLlmwi for the hair, and when
I aaw trie wunjei'ul results I dec kind to try
the t'utK-ura Soap and Ouument eo fry bori
After ukwg u batr.a in hot waier with
plenty of Cutirura coap, and uatog tme
boxee ef Cut ' lira Ointment ud one botile
of Cutiru'a Pll.a. I was cured, kfy hau haa
grown mute Uuta an inch to length.
- Before asing the Cutirura Soap and Oint
ment I lust aj of niy finger aaiU and my
bands were so sore I could aot put uirm in
eater. If I had tried luern sooner I would
have taved a few buidred aoilars.'1 (8urrta)
Mrs. K. Iil-fiuu. el tuiii keroockat Ave.,
auoaiuyn, . Y Jan. 3a, lull.
Cuucura Soap and Ointment are sold
througnout Uw world, but ihi sua witi
to try them itrtuut charge may da so by
saoding to Pmter Drug A Ciiem Com
Dept. IDA, Bustus. fr a liberal aainpia at
e -i., ptwi-rrae. Ujaathe viu a-a. au-s aa
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are so pleased after a trip
on the New York Central
Lines is because every em
ployee takes pride in seeing that
they are given perfect service.
Everv convenience and comfort are provided, the
. S Titt , September as, .1L.
trains are fast and frequent, and the route is
Level," via the
Water-
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Seventeen daily trains, including the
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Letvea Chicago 2 JO p. nu
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ssaUua cail a or adorns J a. wuiebranda. tieoerai
Aent Paaaeneer DeparQaaat, KB l-t-t Cuy Ksnoasl
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Writ la title end author f Book and BATB coupon and picture. Semi
Re coupon until finish of the contest I Announced. Each picture reereeente
a bok title net a scan or character. Catalogue, containing 1.000 namee
on which ail puaal picture are baaed the catalosrua used by the eonteet
editor are for sale at th Bualnass Office at The Bee for IS cents: by man
SO ceeta.
Raka of th Contest
are ellrlMe a eecar thM eeauel etoapt emplovM at the Oauke Be as
mt taalr faillv Kaca 4aT. tor aevMlur-llve Oaya. UMre UT ae auaUMM la
Tke Bm e pttturs valaa will nsrnut tae aaae t e soak. Baeast wa icura taare
will ke a klaak lor tea aeauatant to till In th. ml. f ta. hsok.
CM eut BMk tae awtur. an la. MU aa till la tke aaaee aa4 aataar ef tae hsek
aad ad jraer aaaM aa4 aaarwe kmUj a a slainls la tee space rovtdl.
Me rinmum wui a. laoa i th. ear la wbicfe aaaara te tea sMtwwi aaa r ba es
varea. Back ictaie miiaaaais eaijr eaa uti. of ea. beok. it jee are dm aura at a title
aad wish Is Mat te sure thaa en un te sack picture, yoa air d. so. BVT NOT
MORI THAN sTva aMtEM TO i.VI ONC riCTUHB WlU. fia PIBiUTTEO. Ia
cmtmn iMwari will aot a. Mmaee aaia at eoDtastaats If eorract anaww Is ulm trwa.
sure taaa one tcne aseel aot ke set ea ta. at a aaosee. Ka tra cmpaei akouid ke
a tor aatre aaswera. all anr.au to ta. aame austbar akoald ba kt tosMkar wtMe
saadla la tke ast. Oaly aaa lu atar ba subeutud kr ene eniut aaat. Uwesk ear list ata
aave ttve aaawara te aaok yeatla
T. Ii.lv ef aiainaa and asaeeis He s eat be plalalr rttta ea the eetetds e(
eeoh kCT aabattttad. set de aot write such lntormatMa .a tke erappar.
Wkile aot abaniukalr 11 1 inai it. tt la diirabla tkat tbe plrturaa ekeeld ta eack mm
fee seas la wltk tke aaswara, la order tkat all eaaware b aailona, Addltwaal ptatana
aad cneBeee atr be obtain. at tke eftlaa of Tb. Ba. by mall or la paraoa.
Wkaa rea kave all asveetr-Ove atatanaa, taaua lb am tothar la a VUkT pacha ead
rh)g er Bull tana te Th. Omaha , aattiaand te haakitrrmt Coatwa editor Mm
vlU be ewerd.4 as the ODataataata Madias ta tke lareeat saaitMr ot ..tract aiatlaea. la
evaet of two er store pereaae kavtag too mum aambar of oorrMt oaluuvoa. tb. p.raua
aatag tke setellor eaaibor of enra ooupoae la k Is ok of snavsra will be dacland wiaaer. la
event of two puaoas saving tba same iwbit eorract and aatag the eume suatbar of eee
pona tke ponoe wboa est ef eaowee la awat aoatljr praparad, la tke oplatoa ot tke full
tudcis eoawslttee, wui reaotve tb. tint pria.
Oalr ene Hat ot aaowars mar ba submitted kg a eoataetant at ealy eaa prls wm fee
awarded as aa. featilr at oee adtroae
The eaa ot tke .unpens te aot ebllsaterr ape the
alttad ta aav losible aeer tke oaatastaat mar
Awards will be made strictly aeaordtn te tb stant of oaeb ease rate list.
Tke asms ef more taaa eee ponoe meet aot ba wrttiea apoa anr one oMpae,
Tke awards will ba atada kr tbe Oatoat Xdltor aad a oammMtoo et will isiin eraV
as en as win be aaasuaao later.
a le llmttad too roiiowins torrttem Kobraaka, Wrwatna, that pmtlsa et
at bet ea laaledlna Das mataoa. aad that oaeuoa et South Dakota kaowa aa
tba Black Hills District.
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ot?rnm ddtti? Value
91,280
la tb soft, semi-tropic climatic son, extend
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fornia. Ilea Tehama county, la which la situated
thl beautiful little 10-acre ranch near tha town
ef JUd Bluft Thla ta fmlt land of a vary high
order and la part of tha celebrated Lutheran col
ony which bad lta Inception with an" Omaha
clergyman. Literature describing thl property
may b aeen at tha office of TBOWBainaMO
TXB CO, la th City Vaoaaal Baaa Building.
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FOURTH PRIZE
Ralston la to be a manufacturing city. The
hsve a fin start with the Brown Truck Man
ufacturing Co., th Rogera Motor Car Co.. and
th Howard Stove Worka. Everything desir
able to comfortable living mt be found thera
On on of th main buein.ae atreeta Th Be
haa selected Its fourth prii' a business lot
atsloo fact, and valued at 137a.
FlFTn PRIZE, Value $225
la th earn tows aad with th earn prospect ef advancement. Tha Baa
has selected a residence lot 60x120 ft-, and valued at $334.
Ra laton ta on th only lnteruban troiier Un running out of Omaha ad
within forty minute of th Omaha poatoffie.
Comnlet Information about this property at the offlc Of th MZ ITOH T
vowtxra coniir, aoa aoath lVth Omaha. --avi
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raT.koi-r.-. reJ1i!1" houae of THO.
BZX.aoaT ft aOHS, of slow Tork. Londn. rnt.i.
BeUabttrgU. mhich waa founded In 1798.
may
. . aaa aausi
. r ' ' rw ( i or twelve vommra. an w i , . j
ft a at tha Omaha ffle nf W. A. aaamaaag ft CeCxala -. Itatr.
OTNTH AND TENTH PRIZES
fht makVeTmM: .-.P&V.-.-.
hundreda ef colored nU t.. .nH ,hZ7. L,l".?''J'a nuc"un
SJwVtoti-T-,lIt?ir eMrn. an 0
ate ay Mary. Avenue.
lack and white This is a fully
aeen at the Omana
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