THE1 -OMAHA DAILY REE: AVEDXESIVW. XOYF.MT.r.K C. 1:nv
Lit J h
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTlI OMAHA :
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U LUL L I
DAKIHG POWDER
It i put tip 1itr the siitMnict. ,.t .,.1
. cnemjs from t'iC finest inutcriaM t ..i-...
r ton-ring the twiUrM. whr,le,ome. c-ssilv 4!catd f ;m)
Therefore, CAI,! Mirr U ..-..m.r..,.i..t k- .... t.-...
puyoitiaas aaa chemists, '
Perfect in Ounlitv
Economical in Uco
Moderate in Prico
With
f 'm In m i- . ..
t e.reruny aM
B-air.iir.unoo or fn tmredimi li
.for-, food prepared wiili Cainniet
J or ecoaoray s.s.'.L.e bey ( aluati.
seietiriflcalt prepared thiit the
' abrolrrely fnis.i, Tlier-
'I in free from .,clie!le Sait.
IL ... 4 ft
h" , ,' , ",
krvv.n to iov.1.- Fir n 1'.- tit. The Xy- '
i i iirjBi) -mu.-.l rmtiynniy. will n I
knowi. n. t It- Nrr-Si.hivlrjr r-!ow Irr C"n.-
mii'-'!i company mid the o.hcr li: ni w III a
he I'm liaran ft Pen. The change wt;l bs
cfl Irr In the near- future. Fr-d TnUi-r-j J
sen of ih" present company, ha boon l a
. ' rat(0 f .J. f ni a. I: ait covered bin con- i J
LIKE.LY TO BE STOPPED BY INJUNCTION potion rw u potion -ith.fjc Curiy J
'lacking for.irsuy. He wi'l -lie on" of Its I
j cvtle buyers. He litis nheudy eniercd o:i J
i ihe d iflcs rf his new position. The Nye- sf,
I Si .vir-Fi wlr fomjwi'y 1-.ii heretofore
' lr"-iU h In ai;niii. but will now sl.o lm-idle i JJ
livr toc-k ii." veil. H
' rinmhliiH Vrk MouiK-d. 2
I in IvJvanl Tiapi. th" il y luiild'ntr 1 li -c-.t . 1
" Ti.r .l.v ruuiuil ,.-U u;. l o u.5iti..., " Ht'-'-'7 " 5
J r.f t!. pnin? of MlfMml uvnvo. v'n f'" P-nv. hr a,-
.M:nw tv., cH, rod to pr.,,1 nth iho I t'i'wh.i ur.tl rvo.U unrlr, thir ln-.o. Tl
1 tyrV t-f Mvinp tl-r m-i r ,m T';lrvh ) wtrk h:,"'1 U,1V' h -y c'
l T.n.lwh. H- Rm, ln,t to nv.Uo . P" " 'ilrr-mont, of ti c city
or iimiiir t h anu iuok oui mc proper per-
nit. M
Maalc CUT Gttsalii. ,
JjI.ii I. "ti-.i-. K. street, rep ): tn the
biith r;:' ;i (tuj:i:ler. aj
l "J-" v i. i i.mi.- 'i . T ,-iU.,. i.uf :--ur.vl x rrrn.R for a
CmanlOrJiri EnciieTto Fracl
Tatil)? of KifSjTiri ivtrn.
i
Snfr l'ripullln I rum Murk nrla
C'ttmpamy HnriTetl nHtl Plnavtl
InfnrninllT. Hut o Arlltiit
Til km.
"Thanksgiving Sale
Men's Hand Tailored
Uf? of tho ll ntcilnl imiv U Ii''orcrl oil tlio
siro-t ami tu w-our o'.lifr i'.i;uerl:il. '
1-. ". t ! I'or. i-r to cn;,loy t!i- ii'H-ojj' n y i
;.ifr.. 1' r H lrt'-r.ti-; t i t ikv l.nn;dl:itt' s
: t;r .u- .rl tl-o f-..iniln;f:tt rf '. Hi- .
i:"ict:or. ino.'c tir(..nt,l? thin? tlv;
!i'.:i:iii:iiC i.l Twftill"tii and II i ivt-i
. WCMEM I CLUB AND CHARITY
l'hiil wll-bln of bilicT. TI-.ouwiids
h. e I'e'.n cxpopdii in umiitis out cltulera
amng iv. in. b:rt no? o:w .ll:ir w ev'T
jotcd for ":(ir.Miluc pn-uni n.'a nmons
i l-.'jniau lipirg. Vmrlng thf next tt iw
I period mora than 6.X'.ti inl'intH und i'
Th -xc-uiic .txntrd t!il . fhalrr.jcli t ' J"""" of P w!,l "nd- tfcMr IUU.. pitna of
ler. t I'fo while rnriiii'.i pii b nv.l n.ii i n it! t. -
tinn -'ft .M'oiiieu a .tMiiVn: met - i,t -Hti !nr ' tr liolnls.nes. And yet .tlil.s miliil rr
tb '" r!- will f b.. tf-a-i.i .,f () ivt i Tli" :e n T.cai r!"nr t hili Mill elo . i
l;...,f j... .1 ilar.c injt i:l- nt Wruknien hajl imii'it. f .1 i
"TI-HH,,: Of rniot, .e.; u;d, ' Jm" nt'1 'idin f'll
. n '.'.e .v-r.f!. w.i; contl'lr :itly c.-,pr( lr, and . ihrir n phr. 2
tfie i piCFonltivi y of the rompanv wen'', Ki : l.;f'--lzed pmti-nil with r.r. .?"''
.i ev, :,t. Tlio :ou;i.-il r.iel in committee of photos till flirittroaf. l'.MT-ou!i Mludio. ,f jf
,e ,ho,e for f.v. ,...,.tc at Co v,o,o of .JV Js ;,(;.; j
the peraion to c.-n;der the .lion. No eoiud mr.-ets on F. v 4
(onr!uj;on wnj icnchd ?nd tl:e n-.siltci' was 1 Ml-t-j M-itiel Rred hiiiI her mother. Mr. Lev lr
1 d ovr 1 W, I.. Turk, linvc rrlurned Horn a vl.lt lo ,Sl V A
The apoi.Hr ., f Janvite, by r,o,i -f ! "'"l'" J?- , . . ! 11 V
- 1 lTOiini til lll-'l , KIIU Uril 111 lllfj Illill.V
', ,bHr?e Cf grud from ! to J TtrM or. (0f Ttilrte-nth and O ?ltcet. has movtd lo
Twf nl y.c. n;h allowed no iteniK of dam- (ij.ijalia pemiHiK-ntlr.
a-e I .!! r' OoM Top lrr d. li cnd to .ill
!-' 11 win , .,:,. ih.i :. ,, Uit!t of the clt . T'lrv.l.cii'- No. .
of i'lifi- & Wl.ito bid ii;?fved. T
ruedn.y" urn! AXednMiluy of lust w "! for
refiete! eon.s!l"t'Btkn of work nd plnn
for Uie. Mount)! of the-ivdriaii.m. wliloli
Will 'be lielrl tit VnUubmfA next M iy. May
Mi J nil H ar the- thrtes 'ilnetdei'I 111:011.
a co.tiyi-11 meatlpp to he held tho fvenlni;
of Tuesday,' liny 3:1. and; the. Huruni.eUiig
to follow the. ronypiUlon Krliiny. Tho
Hotrt Lacey will be vonvention lienlpjnr.
ter arid tho fmii)tjt will lie held at- the
lYealiyte.rilin churcli," Vllieh hn-" mplo
soiitlng cupacity u ri)oj tiip i-eiiilrenntsj
of the nicctiu. ivhile it was not definitely
decided. It is yrohulile that tho isliiWts In
connection with the various, lines of work,
always Important features of the Mrnninl,
wiU'.be Uioid Jn tlio club rooms in the rlty
llln-ry. whlr.h ia on the same slrort mid
between the hotel ana the church. Mrs.
Mvnsu R., Burke Is chairman of tho local
biennial board and Mrs. Harry K. Rpncer
halrma:l of the entertHinmeiU coinr.iltte.
Tho proBi-nni ia bcingr airanijed by the ex
Bontiv committee of ' the federation, in
cluding Mr. -J. J. Becrley, president; Mra.
H. B.'Cta.rke of Red Oak and Mrs. John
X. Kakb of Audulxin. ...
AV'ednesduy Was devoted largely to a dis.
cusslonsof the work of standing cominit
teea. The reciprocity and. club profnam
eomniltteos have been merged Into one. the
papers f the former1 to be used in future
to supplement the outlines prepared by the
latter. Mrs. Harriet C. Tow 11 r of Corning,
chairman of the club program committee,
ported that the 'committee has continued
lo advocate one-subject programs and to
urge yitcintic .t-oacuUated study. The
committee, hna now on hand twenty-fix
jturies iu typewritten form, be.-ides nearly
all of Shakefpaa re's plays. A list of ref
crenca books acuompanlas the outlines and
the co-operation ot tho Iowa traveling 11
brary has been of material assistance to
club In; supplying there books. -
About' lorty-Bve clubs of the state are
now using tho cijjjext. jAfQtZW .ex
actly sa provided by the coinmikei4,- While
many others are .using thera I11 part or
liuve obtained help from tho committee.
The traveling loan collection of -the gen
era! federation Is to be circulated In Iowa
during January, twelve clubs having al
ready rpoken for the exhibit. Tha domestic
eoieDce comtniUe . Is urging the library
boards everywhere to put In a full yet of
farmers' institute , bulletins and a sJicIf of
book on domestic science. The child labor
committee urged that club women make
it their business to tee that the law secured
'.at winter is enforced. The board, with
chairmen of standing committees, will bold
a meeting at Dos Moines March 12 and 1U
to complete all business relative to the
cutting biennial..
Th Departtpent, of Agriculture spemia
could probably In tlet rcssed by a r.i icrii aa
oui-h.iir. lut nothiiis is done.- Tiof. .'o;
tOu ot Yale.
ounf II c.i:rr;t.il the fv.i!i-ot with that
1 '.cf.-.p n:y for the i liy pj til' Inr.
J.oi j,' P'.-.!oe! eul.eiv.il .1. rUilo for dam-
:H" Hmor.ntiniT lo ;'Vj for p:oivil I11
! hiT-i"5 iceelvc) at Twenty-sevcntli and I
street. .
OlmtV- t:;i9imu!eo demanded fvllts fcr
l;i;mlen v.rtived at Twenty-ninth fnd
street;', lie rlultiKd to hove fallen inlo
the iiiilioad cut w!.Mi c.cr jplcs the ally
' In t' al vicinity. The city attorney report cd
I iitifjyorl!jr to the cl-ilm of James AnsDn
nv-
t In!
t at the li-
I;. si tidying
for the ties th of h!s son I rem Injuries re- U ireet. flnrnadlnc tails tauKed
reivod nt the Armour fli-e. , msr.t of cars. , .
A resolution waa naseil rea-ardlna ' the 1 Salary lotn. Hot our terms.
laylmj r f the cornerstone of the city hall. 1
C'lulj woiiion of t'liiraco m.d Cool; county
made a strong nppcal last wek before ihe !
council committee.'in l'nvor cf a.i oid'ninrol
licensing hotels. Mis. t'liiiles llcniotin, an
rx-presldont of the Clenernl Federation of!
Women's t lubs, was or.e of the speakers. .
Tho women supprl tho .proposed ordinance
as a stleguird for thousands of youajt
(rlrls whowe fate i:; bound up in the regula
tion of the flown "town hotpiji. The condi
tions surrounding underpaid shop . glrlx
were dl?ctifS'd. At the request of Mrt-.
Henrolin and othoin a few weeks ogo the
chief of police detailed two de:fcties to
11 m, 11 kiiii vo.Tii lunu civil;. 40111 'allowed
report siuwea mat wiiinn one wcru tney
bad traced sixty girl.': from this one t-toee
to the various down town hotels., and they
were all accompanied by men. ''This con-
B.vu 10 .u. ,. iiviiiiii, l . ,v T,,.r,lv.foorlh mreM n u. at
M.S. rtomoth:. -Vhat it I, sl.adowlr.s thc!,,. u Wil ,ft f;wor of Pl)rks Jonnaon
',,"v""" " Tjn-H Mn,i 8m0mod to nearly
I The third partial estimate for the
IT.o KnElili cub will
!'.nrv h;ui ioiiii$m. I he
, 1 he life of King Arthur.
! Mis. Ohm lo Malta " iu the city pay-
1 lug a visit et t,ovoiMl days to All . II. '. . I
i IL.i 'l.inond, lie f dn iahlcr. I ,
JI;;'. .'. A. Aci-r.s of Valley Junction i ' I
:i?lunn. her stater. Mr;. I. N. f-clicvlcn, at
Twcpiy-elghth and U Mi cots. 'I
! f. 1'. N'Uon, broiher of A. A. Nixon of
I thi Iowa Ooniii-lsi'ion coinpan, ia spend-,1
i Ink a few days with Ills relative.
1 A r,(if-- UI-M-'Kll.
! F.uy your llmiors of J. Klein mid gel a'
i foi ty-lwo-pecc diviner set frre.
The Twenty-fourth street cars were de
laed for ni urly an hour last uloht nl A
l-.y dorali-
Slandard
Loan Co.. iCtiu N fit..
mill Iia A ltt fftV 1 tOYforrl fit
The mayor oul coitnell will partlcipAU. lm, . jj.ith Omaha markets today. Tho
The date of the crrentony was not fixed. , blooded ftock Is shipped here from Inde
f?iveral claims cf various nature were ! Iendnce, Mo.
The third partial estimate for ,-! ' uanoru. iimons nm.ie..
(the curbing D,l guttering of Twenty-third, .;., r,,,,,,.,,,. fi...p,ir.i,l son of Mrs.
1 st t cot was allowed, from the -intersection
1 lund JlSO.oO and from the curb and gutter
j fund J!.i:'.75. The 10 pet- cent retainer on
r.o o.
storm
i n r ii v i.uiiiin-.-i ui iu n n ui anu ut ,
fifth of all the counties of the state ruw c"rr " "'"""''l avenue, amounting to
have women as county pjpcrlntenitenta 0f ; '1-DS'iiS- 111 tavor of Off ei man Uros.. was
schools. nlloWetl. AVarrants for the grading of
Thirty-ninth street, from (i to Y, were o;-"
DIAMONDS Frenrer. 16th and Dodge. ' dertd. in favcr ot Pan Hannon. Toe
C. Sullivan, died Sundiiy of sckrlrt fever.
Tho family lived at Fortieth and M streets.
The funeial waa held yesterdty ufternoou
imder the direction ot the health authori
ties. Make an olTer on the northwest corner tf
Hfh and Missouri Ave. a nearly new
houno. eii6t front, and neat cottage, south
(front: two new lots. Itfiom for two nmro
houses. WW sll on easy terms. Frlce,
:.?'. N. F. Dodge fi. Co., 1714 Farnam Bt.
The death of Henry K. Martin, S6 South
Twenly-rtrst sirel. need occurred Sun
day morning. The fueral will be Wedncs- ;
day at'torjoon at 2 p. m. from the residence :
win
m i i,
i fr'''"''' " rij! and
:imyr
VVV "' ' - J'' '-' -sl T V-" r' " : ""in
. Srp- ; a
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1 1 for Men (tA
" I High Quality Correct StyU I jSTN V
j' Splendid Service nJjM W
A Dollar Saved on Evory Pair N.
! S2.50, S3, S3.50
Store Closed
All Day
Thanksgiving
vercoas
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9f
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Newport Grand
from D ROTHSCHILD & CO.
ROCHESTER. N. Y.
Wednesday
Special
Man's "Newport" Style
vercoafc
Suits
Worth up Ct
to V
$17.50, at
All the Men's
"Newport" Style
and
Suits
Worth $20 and $22.50
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POLICE
amount waa $l,oT!.&4. An ordinance for the j to St: Agnes' church. The Interment
QUIET A FAMILY JAR ifradi,,f.of Thlrty-nr street wa, re,ortcd j lary-Remoter y
tavorably and given second reading. j,,,, o Voulig lMpi) rh,.tHn a?t
Ueati of Faaally tan tied ia Jail He.
fore Hl Beltsterent Spirit
la Sabdacd.
'flobcrt . byinan, colored, posseaing a
Bharp Knife, a warlike spirit, ; an empty
pocketbooli anl a wife, was at the bottom
of liiui.h. excitement .for the residents In
the nelgitborhood of Nineteenth and Finney
street Monday afternoon, and Incidentally
was also Instrumental in creating added
noilvlty, in the policy department for p.
i'tiiic.,", . , . , . -v . .' . v . p.
Lyuian has bten absent from the. city
until Monday, when ho returned and mude
his way to the home of the light of hla
heart. lS'ili Biiiney street. Tlie story as
related to tho police saya the homecoming
husband wa dead broke, and that this fact '
had much to do with his visi). At any rale, j
one of the first topics-of conversation struck
: COLORED MEN FILE PROTEST
mom- !
:DCiu I Rfilutln 4ilngail I Hndnniinu l.g.
Ihe Mini r.f S7.tW.M0 for the inetlnic of oWI- ' tf n-ar rf ninihorhlp di-!. it ih y . MoMerlnir Out of Twenty-g-a-tlon,
due Deremer 1 at the iiscal j " M? M,d 'i . . , "h ,f.r,.
ogencv was allowed. - j The following births were reported yesier-
A ne.w ordlnar.ee was introduced amend- ! day: Joseph Kmeni, :S1 V street, boy;' The lecture room of St. John's African
ing tho o!d park bond ordinance so that the I foorgc ;ner. in r.,- nu. nca CTuniy
111 JT, t Ln," i- l " liu a. sat . a ntuu'ii null t
He
by Jthe huabar.d was that of money.
wanted his wife to give him some, and
nppesred to be veiy anxious that she com
ply with his request.
However, Mrs. Lyman sleadily and em
phatically refused to "pony up," where
upon he diew his knife and threatened to
do much damage. They cur.rreled boister
ously, until someone telephoned the police
station, and Patrolman I. R. Smith was
dispatched to -the house. ' Smith arrived
nouft.jOO ou plant 'health and ar.lmul heiJth 0l,re "nd succeeded, after much dlplo
ivary year. but. with the. exception of thojma,,c ts,1 ,u eli'a- the two to kiss and
t4endld work done by Drs. Wiley. Atwater I iny"'1 UP- T1' m'r ttt 'with Peace hov
n4 Bencalict. congress does not Olrectly 'ria w the family. -...
anni.-iata one' cent for uromotliic the! l Smltl1 ncl b"tn ,0 foie
park bonds-shall become a general obliga
tion In euoh form that they may be mar
ketable.. It was referred to the judiciary
committee. ':
A' temporary, brick walk was ordered for
the east side of Twenty-seventh street,
f;-om S to T. j '
, The Stdndfinl ' Oil company was granted
the privilege by special ordinance to erect
nny required .scries of tanks on I's prop
erty, lots 13 to 16. in Clark's addition. 1 ic
ing at Twenty-fifth and l streets. The
Improvement Is expected soon.
Tho salaries of the city officials and ail
the usual salary accounts' were alioweU.
Dan Hannon was the onty bidder for an
Issue of $t,& in district Improvement bonds.
The bonds were Issued for the grading of
Thirty-ninth street, from Q to T.
Changes in Commission Firm..
it is commonly reported about the Kx
cliarige. ' buthllng that theie Is to be
change in the complexion of one of Ihe
Can You Use Fcsd
When You Get It?
boy: Lewis Viz. Thirty-fourth and K.
a girl; Hals L. Shew, North Twenty
fourth, a girl; L. H. ' Merrltt, VSli Wash,
tngton, a girl. . ib-v -
FIGHT OVER CARFARE BILL
Brucker and !hrldun Try Table
Ordinance 'Twenty. e Hides'
. for Do'ttat1. "
Methodist Episcopal church was filled Mon
day, evriflug with representative men and
women of the colored race, called ugether
to protest against the summaty discharge
of three companies of the Twenty-lirth
T."nltd f?tates Infinity, growing out of tho
falal riot at Krownville., Tex., on August 33.
Tlie meeting was orlpiiwlly simgrstod by.
John Pegs; to the Tri-t'ity Association ot
Colored Ministers, and was later called by
that oi guniiation on this miggcation of
Mr. Pegg. ' .
' Rev. J. W. W ilson, pastor of St. John's
African Methodist Kpiscopal church, was
r'.ioscn chairman of the meeting ami Rev.
IHt North Twenty-third, boy: Saiimc! Me.
C; um. bii2 Jackson, boy; William rSirihner,
6!" North Seventeenth, girl.
Deaths James Arthur Vent. K12 North
Kighteenth. 1"; Ovrus R. Stephens , IIH
South Thirty-fourth. I: Mrs. Sellr.it 11.
Knei ht. ieiS Fi'eiirlek. IT; Auvelin tiuuitoli.
Aslllnn. :!!'. Oeltrude McNIeee, "Ti.'C
Ch-Jrlcs, -ii dnyi; Baby Nflard, WIH Hrt'iol;
James Meirieovey. i'oir.1 Ciilil'ornin. ;S; l'nl
Kroel, CilS Binney: Henry Murnliv, ;'ipi
Farnam, n; Ali'e IIIckIhi", V-14 V. lit, f.
Councilman 5Jimnian's street railway ordi
nance providing for the sale pf, twenty-five
tickets for $1 was b.iought up yesterday
afternoon at a meeting of the general coin- . G. W. P.ice of the colored Baptist church
mittee of the city council, to which coin-j secretary. Chairman Wilton, who Is an
mltlee the ordinance had been inferred to honorably discharged soldier -of the civil
several weeks npro. Councilman Hrucker I war, spoke feelingly of the purpose width
111
COVERED
L
MB
i Thousands of Stomachs Starving Whore
, Month Are WU Ffd. CoM Xoth
ing to Kelieve This Condition.
! Fating in fast ccomlng too much a part
Of thii dailv routine. If not mere Mekllnp
r.r shelter. Again the police were ap- of the apretite-a thing to be gotten out of
pealed to and l-alrolmen Cunningham and j ,hm .mlnklv as nonsibie. I mi.
thought Is given as "what kind of food,"
hostilities reopened .and Lynwn, knife in
hand, chased the woman about the house
and down the street, ' threatening to 'kill
her, ;ti bile who. ran. Willi .torrified acres nia
' Brady were rent to put a. final end to the
'disturbance. Cunningham' found the war
J lil e negro neated at his home, and when
! ho attempted to place the fellow under
i arri-at there was another row Inslst-.ter.
Little Girl's Obstinate . Case of
' Eczema r Instantaneous Relief
By Cuticura Little Boy's Hands
and Arms Also Were a Mass
of Torturing Sores Grateful'
Mother Says:
"CUTICURA REMEDIES
A HOUSEHOLD STANDBY"
; . - . - ...
t , i a i
"In reply te your lettur T write you
ry erperitmce, atid you are privileged
te uee.it aft you see" tit. tat year,
iter havinc my little firl treated bv
ery prornuient physician for an obsti
nate case of eczema, I retorteH to Ihe
C'utieurg Remedies, ami was so weJl
pleased with the almost instantaneous '
relief afforded that we 'UUesrded the
physician's prescription sud relietl en
tirely on the Cutieura Niap, Cut intra
Oiotmeot, and Ctitirura Fill?. When
we commenced with ti e Cutieura. Rem-edH-a
lier feet ai.d limb were tovered
with running sores. Iu about six weeks
we had her completely well, and there
gas been no recurrence of fho trouble.
, In July of this year little Uy in
e'ir family poisoned hie hands and stibs
with poisou oak, and in twenty-four
Injurs his hands and arias waie a iiism
of torturing; sore. S aed ernly the
t'utiotira ltemedies, washuuj his bsr.tis
and amis with the f'titicura Mosp. ar,d
guointt them with the Cutieura Oirrl.
uieut, and then gae hitu the Cuticjre
rteecMvent. In shout three wrek.i his
bands aud arms healed up: so we btu
lots of t-a'iM for feelinr f riref-J for the
titicura Remedies. We hud that the
Cutieura Keruedies are a vslusbte
household staudby, living: 3
taelve miles from a doctor, and where
ft costs from twenty to twenty-five dol
lar to come up on the mount sis.
Reepectfullv, Mrs. Untie Yincwit '
Tlairuas, airniAUtit. Waldeu'g Ridge,
lenu.. Oct. U, ltWo."
CtowiX. tTl t.l'l TimvuTt W Iwrrf
H.., tiw fli... I- .-fc t-i U
,m ml ( ao.w. S. . 0-n . I. R
-t, o. tern, l C lw..' CAw r I ?K'- M
, ,'... KtUil .l.r(l. imrt .
Il , VMi 0 i.aM:!.. . mama . u .il M IUA ftlMI fruS
a ' 1 1 y
mr ,,,.'.-. -' i. i - . "I-.-w. KllVt
giw. m4 ' .a u-wSi ' .
is effect upon the system, snd whether It
will be of use in building up the tissues
of the bedy.
' Your stiiiijach will revolt. If It is not
i already doing so. It must shut up for re
I pairs. What of the dizziness and sntne
, times pain, which atop you after a hurried
j lunch? What of the genernl distress after
: ?l !u-ii V riimwr. a I'rlliiir Af r.ni
Al! the way down the str.tt die prlsjner ( .,. h..lrl -.h.,.. c,, h'a' ar,,t
lougui, i.ici.ni aim uu, uui lie was up
against a mightior. .untggor.ist than Ms
The story might clone otherwise, but for
the fict that Cunningham is peculiarly lit
for subduing rowdy peroni and he hooii
had Lyman by the collar, headi-.d toward
the patrol bfrx.
I mukes the breathing difficult? In it com-
! imin for on l.i be nniuMKMl wlll Ka1,.1,i,. i
. .lf A ft .... Ifcjs i...l.a..iBn I. u .4 tin. 1.1... ! r 1 a i
...w. .. .. ...n-a Bll4 .0U. eruptions'.' Are you constipated
and then do you laughingly toss a dime to
the druggist for his most palatable relief?
few times he nasi very wniine to taa
talong as tlesi.ed. and while a large portion i
. . . it.n r.t 11... wt.;t Ka..-. I ,.t I
jthe cly stoej. by to seethe was placed tl!, aUlutlv. iUny antl,Iot or lhe
Hie P41II1I modioli im uuvrii on m jell, -wi.it
j th' Jei rs, and chers" of hla wife's iiiljrh-
jboia riLging in hla Ciis
' Mrs. Lyinau appeared ugainst lier re-re-
i ant spoute iu' polii-e eourt Tii' i-day morn. ;
j lng to the end that Lyman was sentenced ,
to thirty da in the county jail by Judse
Crawford. , ;
; common ills which our flesh is heir to
. areei,i at first to relieve, but in realty. If
I not injecting polnon into the system, lay
the foundation for tho deeer-seatd and
riore far-reaching ditorder.
'i hrce-fourtha of all the direises oiig- '
tnaie wllh the breaking down of the dl- !
brought so many of the representatives of
the coloied race ot Omah'.. South Omaha
and Council Pluffs together. He paid. In
part:. "By reading the daily papers I find
that the colored people are not alone iu
this feeling ot indignation over this drastic
action -of the president. Aa n soldier of the
civil war and for the preservation of the
union I do not feel that my people should
be. imposed upon."
A committee on resolutions was appointed
as follows: Rev. J. A. IJin eanian, Itev.
N. E. Stewart. Rev. John Albert William,
Rev. J. H. Morris, Rev. Jf. G. Newman,
Silas Robbing, Fred L. Smith, tV. D.
Taylor, II. V. Plummer and John l'egg.
While the committee waa deliberating
several short speeches were made. The
committee on resolutions brought in iM
repot I as follows: . .
Whereas, Presideht 'Roosevelt, acting
upon the recommendation of liiiaiidler Or-n-eial
Oarllngton, n southern officer, detailed
lo Investigate the Hrownvllle, Tex., riot of
AukusI 1:1, 1!. rcpoited to have Incn par
ticipated in by unknown enlisted men of
the Twenty-fifth t'nlted Stales infantry in
revenue for a brutal nnu unprovoked at
tack made hy one, Tate, nn employe of the
; customs office, upon Privates Newton and
i iJancom. in whl"h riot one citizen of
j Hrownvllle wax killed and another wound. -o,
has ordered the liisi hiiiKO. wKlioul honor,
i from the t'nlted State, army and debarred
I from further niilitnrv. naval or civil serv-
i ice. without any form of t:!nl. all of the
i enlistod men of companies ft. C and I) of
raid recinicnt. In the face of a report that
'admits not onlv 'he Innocence of many rr
M . , ., . . tin' men (i discharsod and punished, but
rnU I tb I UN UNL LICtNdb ! icnoiance upon llielr pan us to the Id- u'lty
, I of the guilty parties; and.
. . lir.Ii'.ll, t ri-.".Oi in 1 .' M,r.-. n u.in iiirviii
1 this diasiic. ond mm we n. li-ve unjust, nc.
tlon because ul ueucral tjarlinston a ieprt
moved to place the ordiniince on the table,
while Councilman Sheldon ueconded that
motion. Fefore the nuestlon was put, how
ever. Mt. Zimman made a vigorous talk on
behalf , of bis measure, saying be was pre
pared to show, from utatintics gathered
from twenty-five cities that, the Omaha &
Council Bluffs Street Railway company !
could well afford . to grant the public j
twenty-five tides for fl. It finally was.
deeided to. hold the whole mutter over until
nest Monday afternoon, whtu both aides
of the question will be heard. President
Wcttles, Oetieral Manager Smith and
Eecretar.v Leussler of the, rtreet car com
pany were present and arranged to bo
heard net Monday afternoon. . when the
fate of 5fr. Zinimau's ordinance wilt bo
known. This ordinauco will be a special
order of business at that time.
An ordinance to . Increase the pay of
three elevator conductors and four Janitors
In the city hall from 0i to $io was lost in
the committee room, the contention being
that tho men wore engaged ut thc.t salary
and others could easily be secured for ".
It was - voted to allow City Attorney
Burnam $33 for law .hooka and to allow
Judgea and clerks at the recent election !
each for the city's share of the work performed.
Latest style Coll'ielies. See them. Cop
ley, Jeweler, M South 16th. Get his price.
Reilval ef Old Trouble thual
Saloon Located at Hit)
Dodge Mrco.
that there was an apparent conspiracy upon
the part of the entire battalion lo shield
the guilty parties, or at least a refusal to
tell "what It Is reasonable tn believe uiey
knew about the shooting," d'splte the nc
knowIedRed fact that many of the nirti
knew nothing about It and therefore could
not tell what they did not know, and the
dismissal' of ' such nvn l lug contrary to
slj principles of justice nnd erpiity; there
fore, be it .
Resolved. That we. the colored ciilxenr
of. Omaha; South Oinnlw and Council pluffs
in. maps n-eetlna assembled in St. Jolui'a
Methodist Kpiscopal church, do deplore,
condemn and vigorously protest ngainMl
President Roosevelt's unjust. un-American
and Indefensible action In the indiscrimi
nate discharge of the entire battalion "t
the Twenty-iifth infimtiy, nnd repeett'ullv
petition him to rescind nnd modify hi
drastic treatment of ' this regiment whl.-o . .. , . -, , .
has done such miigniflcent service for oi-i- ! . T, ,.,. i,,..,! . , ,i
country. We do this in the full nnnddeuie I Th I-'aiy. hoard held a meeting last,
that Ids sense of justice, fair piny and : ; evening. It wnn one, vhi;:h should have!
'.sriuare de-.u for all American citizr'tis will ' been held Friday, but the members wore'
fearful tiiey would not hav recovered1'
LIBRARY BUYS OF HOME MEN:
Places Its Orders With Local Firm
for Periodicals for FiisulttK
. , r Vcnf, v .
move him to denl junlv In this mutter of'
so much momnt to Vi.ii.i00 colored Anii'N
loans, but to nil citizens of this great
rr-ptihllr; further, be it
Resolved. That In the event of the failure
of President Hoosev-lt to rescind and
morlify his action, we twtltion eongrea
through our representatives to ta!e sin-h
action is may co.ne within the province
of that honorable lKniy) to o rescind aim
modify the president's order, tl it justic
loay be done 'the innocent men of the rlij.
clnirgerl comnanh's: further, be il
RiFolved. That a copy of these ifsohi
tions be forwnrd-d to ProKlilent Roosevelt
through Senator Millard and Congressman
Kennedy.
After some considerable discussion the
report of the committee was received nnd
the resolutions adopted by nearly nn unani
mous vote.
I
mifllcletitly from the-Thanksgiving turkey:
by rir.t time, nnd 'hence ! advanced the'
meeting. ,
The principal business was lhe ollowanc
of the months bills, which amounted to
.'.''l-i.Tii. In this amount mH included tin-,
siib.si rlptions for periodicals, for tho en
suing ycjr,' which Were all placer! with
Oiniiha dealers.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Among .those present ut the meeting were
r- 1 -..! ,.. r . K .ll.nl.. 1 UKalllHt
voii.iM.il vom,.u.o ... v,. ' ,v-.1i.st slr.-et, on lhe chi.ree T the larceny:
soldl-Ts of Company U. who told of the ,.. ... iA, ,ronl ,, vm.,i i,, a .,,
F iu liffe castle No. ls.- Rovsl Highlander-,
will give ft ball- f.t Its castle. letter- -son
hall. Seventeenth and l-armni streots.
Thai ksglving evening... .
complaint wnr tiled Tii'sdaJ- morning
jurgenson. I'Vl rvortli I n en-
trouble at, Brownvllle, nnd said that lie
did not believe that the Killing whs done
by the soldiers at all. He told of Ills own
enlistment, first In 1'.. and his honorable
discharge' after three years ut service his
re-eiili.nment, and that he would have con
cluded another honorable three years of
service on November 26 but for this dis
charge "without honor." He disclaimed
all knowledge of the shooting, but did tell
at :10"J Cuming i-m-et Monday night.
The houso nt John Falconer, 2fo Urai 'i'j
street, was act on fire early Tuewlay nioiu-,
ing by hot ashes which had been thrown
MtalriFt the side of the building, i The firs
department whs called and put out the
fire, hut not until damage to the extent of
fie bud been done.
The lire department was en Mod out about
5:"i Tuesday morning to CMir.uuish a fire
In the plant or the Uurber Asphalt Paving
company at Fifth and Jones atiect. A
fxu of asphalt had boll'd over and had
that Lipscoin had been knocked down iindjiiot tire lo the roof of ihe l illding, but
brutally beaten and that another member
of the regiment hud been thrown into the
Rio Grand river and drowned by Brown
vllle people.
NOVEI.TIKS Frenzer. Jit it and Hodge.
Births and llrntlis.
The following births nnd deaths were re
ported to the Board of Health during the
twenty-four bojrs ending Tuesday noon:
Hirtlis-John Turpln. Hit Woolworth.
ley; LVtiiiel Moss. Twenty-fourth arid
Woolworth. boy; William Carintchael, ttllu
Hurt, gill; I'lLilles Kdcrer. 2ti1 llrlstol,
gill; F. Hiiriii inn, ft'lT Hint, girl; Iaaie
Nar;-us l.'ol Vinton, boy; Charles Hull, 111
Sviuth Fourteenth, girl; Julius A. llu.uf.en.
tho bluae was extinguished without m.i-
tei lal damage.
Tile funeral of Joeph MeCivevr-v, Rged
S3, who died lit St. Joseph's hospital Mon
day nioir.l'ig after an opem tinn, will be
held from Hi. John's Catholic church ul x
a. in. Thursday, when th body will be
taken to Holy Senulclw r cemctei y for in
termerit. Mi . MeiJreevey was looiiui I i"il
nnd lived wllh his parents, at To.'i l uli
fornla street.
A complaint was fib d Tuehduy uiorninn
In police i-ourt by the county sttoinev
againsi Henry Smith, Twelfth and Capitol
avenue, on ihe charge of gnmliltnir. It i
ulh'gi d Ihat Smith was sliixuing craps with
Mary Smith, another colored resident of
the proiioriliod dietrlel. and won mveral
dnllui's from her by uing loudvd dice liiai
threw only "sevens."
The Board of I ire a-.n; ..,jce Conunis
siorers held a lengthy meeting Monday
evening, duilrg which a few nioro lluuor
licenten were granted. There weie about
! DEATH DUE TO ACID POISON
I a doaen in the list, one of them owning
ABtopay Shows That Hn Hern
( of .dolh Choi,
nerd.
in I. ,.-... i w,m hM Mondav aiLernooa
over the remains of Adolph Choluard. al. ! ! 'sl ''nl "nJ J,'U8
Wj.11..r artA T-vir-lr I l'u 111 I noll OliL lire ulfl.
it tai;e more man
known ar Juffy. I
J Wells, who was found dad in the inlroml
.xards ot Bix-.efnth and Mcnoias nret.
Saturday evening. An autopsy was pre
viously hold by Dr. Lavender snd his evl
donee proved deuth .10
hy carbolic acid poisoning
When the bjdy was found, the police
: geiion and nine-tenths of all directive
troubles orlglnaie with one or more of i tn for u protest. This was the saloon at
the yiuptoiriM named above. ! J4J'J Pouglas street, regarding- the pio- j
j Beware, then, of Indigestion and Pys- ! prletotfhip of which charges were made j
i pep.-ia. Jf you tind yo'Jrsidf aching, listless, : before the board several weeks ago by LI- :
i lacking in ambition when yuu sIiojM he on ! nor F. Thomas, attorney for the Civic Fed- '
jiho alert. j eia'lon. but late.r withdi-uwn. H is now j
i Do not doctor Ihe stomach. ; proposed to eliow John-Blank Is now the j
1 proprietor of the plae inatcad of J. Pen
'. rilngton, who holds the license. . A iiumUi-
acre present, wiih their ;
aring of the protest was ,
i s-K for lVoeniber 17, It being alleged Pen- j
uington Is too ill to attend. i
I The board decided, uduii . aonllcalion '
Breeu. to allow Pa-
trolnien Goodrich, Shea und li. R- Smith
t forriing food through I of 1l5uor n,en '
the passageway to rnske blood and i 'awers. lae ia
tlsijue and nerve.
Do r.ot stai--e your slotnach.
. i Tni-,,1 I. d tl.lntv V. ..r.'.l
hve i.cen caus-vi ..'"-. "'"" '" . ' i broneht bv Atlornev
- it-, v. str IM , i nsjia juui esi.-ril(v ll niil
for ull ! ,
do the woric if you help it in Nature's ii
Uu ecli for biirk nay. The men had been
surgeons aald," the neck w broken, and ."' . - 'laid off the fore because of lack of funds
the police devoted the evening lu on at- emails ijspep;a jsbieis contain noth- 4nd tiien reinslatod st the tuiiiimum witc '
lempt to roUe what appeared to be a j inK but the natural elements w hich enter . Cale iiiMead of being give n credit for serv i
...,rt-,. t.ier. tracts of cartiolle acid 1 ""0 ihe lu-a.ti.y stomacii and intestines
wero JlircovereJ. snd the-autopsy was held
I to detiniilna the cause of death, m. Ijiv.
r.idtr found an abnormal construction or
the neck vertebrae, which, he said. (
c-ouuted for the eldeticeii of a fracture.
The coroner's Jury returned a verdict ef
suicide and Coroner Brailey will make
an attempt to locate relatives believed to
live tn Michigan.
Me
Oplnw In Cnnrlal-s Ceagb
gtuMf.
There Is not a partible of opium or other
narcotic In ChainU Uin's Coiigh Remedy,
snd never has been since It was first offered
to the public. It Is as safe a medicine for a
Child as for an adult. Thie remedy is f
motis for Its cure of colds snd croup, gntj
Ice rendered snd being paid at the iti for
to perform the function of dlgUon. G-
einiiier ul tefts end the investigations aud , The matter of chargti of nuiisuppo: I '
eworn oatlis of expert chemists attest this ! saini Pitiolman Rya.ii. brought by his I
fsct. Stuart s ryspcuia Tablets go to wife, was Ignored by the board on the i
the source of the trouble and positively ' ground the body is not a proper tribunal to t
leatore the (Uds and fluids of the mucous j hear the evidence, the quet.tion being left j
membrane to their proper condition. They to the courts, and the charge agalnet Fire-
promptly relieve the diatress of ail troubles ! uian Galligan of being absent from guar- j
ortstu.Ung tn the stomach or bowels (with te,s without leave were dtaniUMcd ar.d Gal- !
the one exception of cancer).
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets sre l scorn
mended by all physicians and all reliable
rtv,m.aclt. If you are a sufferer from
Ind gostion or dyspepsia, try a fifty cent
package today. At all druggists, or If you
prefer, send us your naroe and address and
wo will gladly send you a trial tckage
by mail free. F. A. Eluajt Co., sj Siui.rt
ligan given eis'y da-s' lea-. with pay, to
allow him an opportunity to recover lior.i I
an ninety. . ,
BeUeiac fersalia.
Buildirg permits Issued : Joe Doherty, 514 '
.ortu i wemy-nttn, i.ji awnung; Neln
Fvsld, Tweuty-sith und 8-ihler. tZ.4
dwelling.
Kow Is the time to make your w.n e
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are delightfully thin, light and crisp, with
a flavor more delicious than you ever
imagined could be put into a breakfast
food. Ask your grocer to send you'a box
of Toasted Corn Flakes for trial. Let
the children have all they want. No
food is so beneficial to health and
strength none so agreeable.
Ten cents at all grocers.
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