TIIK HEK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2. 1912.
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SALESMAN NOW FEELS
TWENTY YEARS YOUNGER
Had Been in Poor Health for Tears
--Condition ii Improved.
HE GIVES REASON FOR CHANGE
tie Ores! Aniiiil of GmI that U
, t tiring; Arrnmpllhe4 Hfrt
ml Klf nhfrc la (anse
f Mark f nmarit,
"I have been In a poor mate of health
nelancholy and discouraged, suffer from
heatlarhe, backache, poor circulation,
roll feet, sleeplessness and who are sus
ceptible to roughs and colda, are un
queslonahly suffering with the same
tvouhle, wliirh la nothing other than that
distressing malady, nervous debility,
which la an all-too-rommon complaint In
oil la rue cities llkn Omaha, ray the spe
cialists who arc here iutroducing "Tona
Vita."
"Thera are hundreds of such half itck
men and women In Omaha who really do
rot know junt what la wrong with them,"
aald one of the speelallste In discussing
the matter recently. 'They struggle aim
lessly alonit until they become totally
debilitated and oftentimes they come to
tin suffering with this dreaded condition
la lt( moNt aggravated form." continued
the specialist.
These epe UHMs are nt the Prandels
Drug department. Sixteenth and Douglas
streets, aouth aldo main Xloor,. where they
are meeting tho public between the houre
of 9 a. m. and S p. in , and explaining
th nature of th!ir preparation.
Enthusiasm continues to prevail gon
orally where the new product called
'Tona Vita" lias Wen used. The great
amount of Rood which seems to have been
accomplished is the cause of considerable
excitement by those who have seen ita
vomifrfiil work. Case after case of peo
ple who were comparatively nervous
wrecks and those who have been suffer
ing from stomach trouble for years have
been reported and the results of "Tona
Vita" were said to have been astonishing
In nearly every cose. Adv.
for sometime past," said Mr. K. A.
Phillips, a well known traveling sales
man residing at 4217 Harney street, city,
recently. "My stomach weakened." con
tinued Mr. Phillips, "my digestion grew
bad and I became nervous and generally
.debilitated. I slept poorly, lacked energy:
In fact, I was In a very run-down con
dition. I have tried many remedies, but
without results.
"I finally heard of the new tonic, 'Tona
Vita,' and decided to try It. 1 began to
Improve rapidly and I now feel stronger
and better In every way. I feel. twenty
years younger and am now a well man.
'Tona Vita' Is a remarkable preparation,
and Its success here Is well merited."
People who are nervous and Irritable,
have Imperfect digestion and stomach dis
orders, lack energy and ambition, feel
Council Bluffs
AGED WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR
Mrs. M. E. Hoagland Badly Braised
as Result of Accident.
Council Bluffs
CARRIED ON THE FENDER
t Irflm ald by Mntnrman to Have
Failed to Notice A aprnnrhlna" -
Trolley and to Have
y Stepped on Track.
Mrs. M. K. Hoagland, mother or Frank
R. Hoagland and Mrs. A. W. ' Franrts,
was badly bruised yesterday afternoon
when she waa struck by a street car near
the corner of Willow avenue sud I'rarl
street.
According to tho motorman, Mrs. Hoag
land, who Is past middle age and quite
hard of hearing, did not notice the ap
proaching car and stepped In front of It.
Mrs. Ilongland waa struck on the side
and fell across tho fender and was car
ried several yards before the car was
stopneo. The car was then almost in
front of the office of Dr. Jennings, and
the aged woman was Immediately carried
there and her son and daughter notified.
An examination by the physician showed
that no poneo were broken, i ne Injuries
wert) cos fined to her left side and back
nd t)ie side of tier face and one ear waa
cut. '
Mrs. Hoagluml was taken o tho home
of her daughter. Mrs. Francis. 24 North
Bocnnd street. It was said last evening
that her friends expected her recovery
within a week.
First Meetings of
Revival Are Held
Preliminary meetings of the Hart-
Magann revival series were held yester
day afternoon and last evening. In the
afternoon Evangelist Hart made a brief
talk, outlining the work expected of all
those participating. ' He spoke very
earnestly and encouragingly and created
a favorable Impression on the audience of
sveral hundred.
There were XM members of the chorus
holr present. This chorus will be en-
arged to 300 and will lend In the singing.
Tho Auditorium has been seated to ac
commodate an audience of 4.(00, and If
more seats are required they will be
provided. Tho building was a trifle chilly
yesterday afternoon due to the fact that
the steam heat was not turned on In
time.
Throughout tho entire month and longer
If the Interest warrants, the services will
be held nightly.
Minister, Kicked by
Women of Church, is
Confined to His Bed
TAMPA, Kla., Jan. l.-The Hev. R. E.
I Klrkiand. kicked, he declares, toy
women members of his congregation.
spent the afternoon In bed and six per
son are under arrest as the result of
a clash' between factions of tho First
Congregational church this morning. .
After service, at which the minister
it Is asserted, attacked a former pastor
In connection with alleged mlsapproprls
tlon of the church funds, the Rev. Mr.
Klrkiand endeavored to quell a contro
versy In which men and women had
Joined. It was then he was Injured. Ills
sermon was on the subject, "U Christ
Lived Today Would He Be a Socialist T'
and his text was tho sentence:
"My Father's bouse la a bouse of
piayer, but ye .have mad It a den of
thieves."
Loses Long Race to
Prevent Marriage
DENVER. Jan. l.-Hamtlton W, Cllf
ford, aald to bo a wealthy stock broker
of New York City, today lost by two and
a half minutes In a race from New York
to Denver to prevent the marriage of his
daughter, Alice, aged XI. to Roland Birch,
a New York stock broker.
Tbe race began Friday wben Birch
aged JR, wbo was In Ixa Angeles, wired
his fiance to meet him today la Denver.
Birch s telegram was found by the young
woman'a mother.
Mr. Clifford hud Just time to flip
coin to determine which route he should
choose to Colorado. It sent hhn by way
of the New York Central aid Burlington,
while his daughter sped westward on the
Pennsylvania and Rock Island. Miss
Clifford arrived In Denver one rulnute In
the lead and hurried to keep her appoint
luent with Birch at a local hotel.
Tho bridegroom was there with
Justice of the peace and the couple were
married as the father pounded on the
duor.
American Will Not
Get Shuster's Job
TKHERAN. Jan. l.-The Persian gov
ernmeiil has declined t appoint K. K
Cairns, one of W. Morgan Bhuntor'e
American assistants, to the pout of treas-
urer-gei.Cal, from which office Mr. Bhu
sler was receutly ousted. It is believed
this was due to the hoHilllty of Ruaaii
to the appointment of any American.
11 was announced last night that i
commission composed of M Mornard, the
Belgian ex-director of customs In Persia,
and three Persians would undertake the
treasury generalship. As one of the
Persians selected baa refused to swept,
however, the project of a commission Is
temporarily In abeyance.
Davis, drugs,
'-effort's, opticians.
H. borwick for wall paper.
Cerrlgans. undertakers. Phones 141
FA. T BEER AT ROGERS' BUFFET.
Woodrlria Undertaking Co. Tel. SO.
Lewis Culler, funeral director. Phono 7.
For Rent-Modern house, ".a Sixth Ave.
Printing and blnJ!ng well done. More-
libus 4k Co.
The beot wines for Mr ner quart at
tlosenfeid's, 613 8. Main Bt.
We give premium coupons at The puff.
iirtadway. Cigars and tobacco.
Merchants' lunch. Sc. at Tony's cafe.
17 South Sixth. A good plane to eat. '
If von want Window ci1aSS call Hell
phone 6f. muff City Ula and Mirror
Work. 1S7H West Broadway. We make
apelalty of lt.AZJNtl at low prices
R. W. KViee. Slot Avenue C. spent port
of tho Christmas holidays with his family.
Me has returned to duties In connection
Ith employment by the t'nlon. Pacific
at Rock Hprlngs. Wyo.
Mies Msrgaret Sherman, for many years
connected with the free public library, but
who resigned last summer to engage In
business In Burlington, Is spending the
holidays - with her nieces. Misses Lucy
nd Margsret Blancbard, ttUS Perlne
avenue.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian association will be held this
afternoon nt In the parlors of the
First t nngregatlonsl church. All of the
annual report which will show the work
ncronipIlMhed liy the Kdmundnon hospital.
III be mil nr. Officer lor the ensuing
year wl.l a. so le elected.
Tho Peoples' CongTegntlonnl church
gave a Christmas entertainment Tues
day evening, which whs largely attended
and wholesomely enjoyed. The vigorous
young church has taken a commanding
position In the community, and it
promises to become one of tn? otrvngest
church organisations In the city In point
nf membership, sociability and practical
work.
The Midwest Athletic club met at the
home oi ... F. Heath, J701 Avenue C. for
the regular weekly gathering. Luncheon
was served at 11 o'clock. Two new mem
bers were tuken Into the club. The next
meeting will he held at the home of O. F.
Miller, Jftt'4 Avenue. The new club Is In
flourishing condition snd the ambition
of the young men to make It a valuable
Philanthropists to
Keep Open House
Rev. Henry DeLong and Mrs. DeLong
have planned to keep open house today
at their mission, 63) East Broadway.' In
celebration of their fifty years' of char
itable work In Council Bluffs. Refresh-
ments will be served and any who care
to pay the aged philanthropists a friendly
visit are cordially Invited to do so. Tho
house will be kept open all day,'
, Rev Mr. DeLong announces the pur
chase of two addition) adjoining the
mission at Avenue r . i These lota are
at preaent unsightly holes, but Mr. De
Long expects as soon as possible to brjjag.
thera up to grade and throw them opfif
for a public playground for children.
CRACKSMAN LETS GO GRUDGE
Cstgod Poatotfloo Rokber Laments
lindanes of Tennessee .
Nasby.
John Vail, a postofflce robber, who Is
In Jail at Macon, Mo., is a good natured
prisoner, but there la one postmaster In
ths United States against whom he haa
a grudge. He la Uncle Yarn's represents'
tlvo in a Tennessee vlljtge. This post
master has been In the habit of keeping
bis money In an old safe. The Inspector
told him he would have to put It In
more secure place. The postmaster was
a man of Ideas, It seems. He knew Ms
safe wasn't robber proof, and so he ar
ranged to give the msn who might at
tempt to open It the surprise of his II fo.
He got three big sticks of dynamite, tied
them together and put them In the center
of the safe. By and by the psychological
moment arrived. Business waa coming.
The safe waa neatly soaped, and a (air
doae of nitroglycerin Injected with me
chanlcal accuracy. It made a beautiful
exploalon. Tho top of the safe went
through the roof, up In the air. and as
far as known Is still there. Other sec
tions crashed Into the cellar. The safo
was ruined, leaving Uncle Sam out Its
value, about 13 &, and W In cash that was
fished out of tho debris.
"That was all wo saved," said Vail,
with a sigh. "But think of the cold-bloodedness
of a man who would put dynamite
In his aafc. Why, It might have been the
death of us!" Kansas City Htar.
Minor Mention
The Council Muffs Office, of
Tliei Omaha Re ia at 1.1
Scott Strrrt. Telephone 43.
Council Bluffs
addition to the West End Is being ful
vltatlnn to the young men of the com
munity to attend Its meetings.
A number of th West End members
. Si. au s k.plcopsl cnurrn were et4
talned on Thursday evening at the homi
of . F. Hehl. SIM Avenue B. Musli
and pretty little rameo were the features
I'.rv. and Mrs. Llndermerer aad then
children were present, t overs were laid
for twenty-nine at a two-eour.e runvheoa,
served at W:Vl Among the others pres
ent were: Misses Minnie and Anna
Keupp, Misses Emma and Alma Peters.
i.r. anu sir Be .s. Mr. tuid Mrs. Hansto,
and son. Thodore. Miss Land, Mla
Ht lde and Mr. Steinberg. Ernest. Carl era
Miss Kmmo Mi emit, Ernest. Frank and
Uustave Kraft, Messrs. Bernard, tftin
nlson and liowess. Mr. and Mrs. Hehl
and daughter extended charming hospi
tality. The society, will meet next at
tho home of Rev. Mr. Undermeyer.
Funeral services fur CM to F. lffert.
brother of Emll If. I-ffert of Council
Bluffs, were held st East Oakland. Cal.,
yesterday afternoon. Interment will take
place at Sacramento, Cal., Tuesday. The
servlcea yesterdsy were under the aus
pices of Oakland lodge No. 171. Benevolent
and Proteallve Order of Elks. The decease J
was a member of Partard Elks' lodge No
142. Henry Iffert - nf this city, father
of tho deesased. has been at Oakland for
some months In attendance upon his son
during a. lingering Illness. Herman
.effort, a brother, went from Portland.
Ore., to attend the funeral. Otto F. Lef
fert was born and reared In Council
Bluffs and many friends here mourn his
death. For the last twelve years he had
lived In California. He leavna a wife and
one child, besides his. father and two
brothers.
Mrs. Margaret Llurlie, mo(hr of the
lata Plnley Burke, and one of the uld -rt
residents of the city. Is lying at the twi'nt
of death at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. O. A. Mudgo. Mrs. Burke In nearly
W years old. For the last ten years or
more she has been totally blind and has
almost entirely lort her bearing, but yet
has been a patient and heroic sufferer,
She has lived In the city for iwari sixty
years. Her husband,- "Father"' A, P.
Burke, who died many years agxs waa cne
nf the foremost men nf the town. Mrs.
Burke's strength has been slowly ebbing,
and she Is passing peacefully and pain
lessly Into the final aleep. Iler fr ends
expect her death at any tlm. Her son,
Oeorge Burke of tho coun'y trwai.i'rer s
office, has been at her . bedside every
moment that has been avallaole. Icr
youngest son. Ambrose Burke, on fcltor
ney of Missouri Valley, has be-ju .with
her several times during the lust weok.
Hugh Burke, a newspaper mm of Ban
Frisco, has besn advised of the critical
condition of his mother.
Wines and whiskies tor family usa
Rosen f eld's Family Liquor bouse, SIS 3.
Main St.
TETTER FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN THAN CASTOR OIL.
SALTS.OR FILLS, AS IT SWEETENS AND CLEANSES THE SYSTEM MOKE EFFICIENTLY AND
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o int. UcAL, FAMILY LAXATIVE, AS
IT GIVES SATISFACTION TO ALL, IS
ALWAYS BENEFICIAL IN ITS EFFECTS
AND PERFECTLY SAFE AT ALL TIMES.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
In the Circle,
on every, Package of tho Genuine.
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ALL RELIABLE ORUCCISTS SELL THE ORIGINAL AND
GENUINE WHEN CALLED FOR, ALTHOUGH THEY COULfr
MAKE A LARGER PROFIT Y SELLING INFERIOR PREPARA,
TtONS, YET THET PREFER TO SELL THE CENUINE, BECAUSE
FT IS RIGHT TO DO SO AMD FOR THE COOO oV THCIR ,
CUSTOMERS, WHEN IN NEED OP MEDICINES, SUCH
XmUGGBTS ARE THE ONES TO DEAL WITH. AS TOUR
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Hosenfeid's KamHy Liquor house han
dles all kinds of wines, whiskies, brandies
end the original Budwelser beer.
Convenience means much
to the business man.
Situated where it com-
TUG TRUST CHARGED WITH
FAVORING BIG COMBINATIONS
Cl.EVEI.AND, O.. Jan. l.-Teatlmony
that the Kockefrller snd Csrnegte fleets
were given preferential rates la towing
charges by the alleged tug trust was
given at today's bearing of ths govern
ment's case against the dre&t Lakes
Towlug company.
grcretary M. H. Wardwcll, of the de
fondant company testified that the pref
erence waa due to tho fact that the tow
ing company chose to carry out tbe coo
tracts made' by tbe Conneaut Towing
tonipany w tilth It absorbed. Uo dented
OlttrUuiualkMU
Imperials Still Seek
Delay in Negotiations
PEKING. Jan. l.-NegollatWma be
tween Shanghai and Feklng continue, but
apparently there has bacn no develop
ment In the situation during the last
twenty-four hours. The Imperials are
endeavoring to delay matters, hoping
that time will favor them; the rebels
seem desirous of forcing the hmue, but
neither side Is willing to terminate the
negotiations.
Soldiers from the Japaaeae legation
came Into conflict yesterday and alao to
day with Yuan Hhl Kal'S bodyguard.
Uayoneta and swords were used and six
or more Japanese were wounded. It Is
reported that more than that number uf
Chinese were Injured. The Japanese as
wrll aa the Chinese soldiers were off
duty at the time of the clashes, but the
J u panes legation sent out a oompany
with offlcera to rescue Ita men. Tbe In- '
cldenta are not believed to have any
significance politically.
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mands easy excess to
the every part of
Omaha's business district
ji ne oee
uilding
- Counterfeit Dollar
buy trouble, but a genuine quarter boys
r. King New Life Fills; for constipa
tion, malaria, headache and Jaundice. Kor
SULTAN REAPPOINiS SAID
PACHA ASGRAND VIZIER
COXSTANTINOI'l-K, Jan. L The sul-
tan ha reappulmod Koid Farha grand j
vlsler and he Is endeavoring to recon- j
struct the cabinet. The previous cabinet,
of which Kald racha was the grand!
vlxirr, resigned Saturday. The commit- '
tee of unlcn and prograsa la oppoad li
Said Iat'ha and la uing all Its eff.it.
sgaiust hi success. j
offers tho Lost office location for the man who must be
within convenient reach of the main business channels
of tho city. It adjoins tho city hall, is across street from
the new Douglas county court houe, within n few steps
of the theaters, and hanks and near the main street car
lines. There is no better location in tho city.
The building is thoroughly modem, with excellent
new elevator service; beautiful interior decorations,
steam heat and the most careful of janitor attention. A
few choice court and outside offices are vacant just now.
looms 0l, 603, 005 A very attractive auite wi tho siith floor, facing the
court. This apace being near tbe top of the building haa aa abund
ance of natural light and good ventilation afforded through tho sky.
light to tho court. 1 la llili l and has vault; tvl la ll-il. aa.
OS la 11-liJU. Ppaco will bo rooted on auite or separata to pleas
desirable tenant. If you need a largo apace at a reasonable rental It
will bo to your Internet to ar tbta proposition.
Boon too Her Is an exceptionally fine largo office facing Farnam atreet
and also having a wast exposure. Tbe space la so partitioned as to
make four rooms, all bolitg well lighted. In addition there U a vault
In one corner of thia room which haa ahelrtng, providing an excellent'
place to kee; , jrlvte papers, records, eta Think of It 14 aauaro
feet of floor space renting at, per month 9M.0O
Booms 4W M The larger room la a corner apace having a north and east
light; also 1H15V4. Wo will partition to salt The sn.aller room,
fjs. haa nort t light and la 10x1. These rooms will be rented either
singly or together. Ask us to show you these.
The Bee Building Co.,
Be Business Office, 17th and Farnam Sts.
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and covers even the ltand
holes of the case to keej? out
light.
We do more. We ut
Schlitz m Brown Bottles.
Schlitz will not soil when
the case is ofien even though
it be for months.
It is only natural that
Schlitz in Brown Bottles
should be the home beer.
The Brown Bottle protects
' Schlitz purity from the
brewery to your glass.
See that crown or cork
is branded "Schlitz,:'
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Schlitz Bottled Beer 'Dq-ot;
723 S. 9th St., Omaha, Nebr.;
That SV2 ad ft IV2 i I wa u Uw. famous.
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