Nebraska Newspapers

    rilE OMAHA PAHA' DEE; "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1D07.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Bobert Smith.
onglaa Printing" Co 314-16 6. lth St.
Xmmet CK Solomon for Co. Comptroller
' T. A, Blnehart, photographer, removed
Eighteenth and Farnam atreeta.
W. W. Bingham, candidate for repuo
Ucan nomination clerk of district court.
The City sarinr Bank la atrlctly a
savings bank and la limited to the highest
f securities.
Book Springs Coal Place your order
now for' prompt delivery. Central Coal
and Coke Co. of Omaha, 16th and Harney.
alt For Dlvcree -Helen Eanders sun
John Eanders for divorce. She alleges
that he abuses her. They -were married
In 1817.
Our Stock of Tall and winter woolens
la complete. An order placed now may
be filled at your convenience. Guckert &
McDonald, ill 8. 16th.
rive Dollars for Two A. C. Herring
was fined 13 and costs In police court Tues
day morning for stealing a (2 pair of
trousers from a Douglas street second-hand
store. . f
Mas Steals Sold Teeth T. H. Rock
well, accused of stealing a number of gold
tooth, fillings from Dr. E, A. Mason, a
Brown block dentist, was sentenced to
thirty dsys In jail Tuesday morning. .. ,
Twenty Collars from Printing Shop
Proprietors of the Douglas Priming com
pany reported to police headquarters Tues
day that $20 was stolen from their place
of business on Nineteenth, near Harney
street. Monday night.
Hundred-Dollar Fire Fire broke out In
the bottling works at 2381 Cuming street
Tuesday morning about o'clock. About
$100 damage was done, covered entirely by
Insurance. The establishment Is owned by
the firm of Singer tt Zellgson.
Slega of Jericho The Omaha Ball club
has closed a contract by which It leases
the Vinton street grounds to an amusement
company for the week beginning September
It. During that week the spectacular ex
hibition of the Siege ot Jericho will be pre
sented. Weed Inspectors X.rUa Off All weed In
spectors of the Board of Health have been
laid oft, as the appropriation for salaries
has been exhausted. During the thrae
weeks they were busy owners of practi
cally all of the vacant lots In the city were
notified to cat weeds and In great measure
the response was satisfactory. One or two
Good Beer
and Good Health
Dr. Ashbell Parmclee GrinnelL First-Vice President
If S3
' York Medico-Legal society, states that the drinking of
; beer promotes health. The reason is simple.
Pabsi BlueRibBon
TKe Beer of Quality
ts made from Pabst Eight-Day Malt that is matured by a special
process which follows Nature closely and retains in the malt all
of the wholesome, healthful food properties of the barley-grain.
The Pabst Perfect Brewing Process transmits these qual
tries, together with the invigorating properties of the choicest
hops, to Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer in predlgested form, ready for
immediate assimilation by trie
When ordering beer, ask
for Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Made by Pabst
. . at Milwaukee d?gffll
.And Bottled only at
Pabst Brewing Co., V I
Phons Douglas "'
THERE'S only ono thing that beats a good chew of
tobacco
That's a good chew of the best tobacco and the
best is always
PIPER HEIDSIECK
CHAMPAGNE FLAVOR
PLUG TOBACCO
Not only the best tobacco grown but, the very
choicest selections from the finest crop3 are used to make
JPiper Heidsieck.
That's what has made it so popular among men of
cultivated taste3 that no other tobacco is considered
good enough for them. . '
Costs more than ordinary tobaccos, but is inexpen
sive enough for any man who wants the best. Distin
guished for its delightful "champagne flavor" gives
lasting enjoyment and unalloyed satisfaction.
Piper Heidsieck i3 the only plug tobacco that b
gold in every good tobacco store.
cases remain where the health commis
sioner Is working through his regular force.
Victims of Snsak Thieves H. Elsllng
Of 110 Cass stret find Fred Goch of 311
Pierce street, were victims of sneak thieves
Monday evening. A watch and several
dollars In cash were taken from Mr. Els-
ling's room and Mr. Goch lost $10 and a
suit of clothes.
Wsad on the Ground Floor F. D. Wead
will take the corner office on the ground
floor of the new building at Eighteenth and
Farnam streets. As the Anchor Publish
ing company has taken the offices facing
on Eighteenth street on the first floor, all
the space In the building Is now leased.
Show Indian on Jamboree James Sbaw,
a full-blooded Sioux Indian, just escaped
from Pawnee Bill's aggregation, was taken
Into police court Tuesday morning, heavy
eyed from a long night's spree. He knew
where the show was going Tarklo, Mo.
and Laid he could telegraph for a ticket,
so he was discharged.
Ixard Stroet Eewtr Flans Plans and
specifications for the big Izard street sewer
outlet arc nearlng completion at the office
of the city engineer. Bids for the construc
tion will be opened next Monday. There
.v 111 be several plans and specifications and
bids will be received on different materials,
the object being to give the greatest com
petition. lira. Towle Doing; Field Work Mrs.
Towle, probation ofllcer. Is now doing Hold
work," having been relieved at the office
In tho city hall by Miss Bessie Frelmann,
Mrs. Towle has been combining field p.nd
office work since the creation of the office,
but the business has grown to such an
extent that It keeps three persons busy
In the field all the time.
X.ast Initiations September 16 The final
initiation night for Kr.lghta of Ak-tiar-Ben
will be September IS. Only 2S5 mora
knlghta can get In under the wire, which
will make the total up to 1.313, the limit
to which the membership is fixed for thin
year. One thousand three hundred nnd
fourteen won't go, so if you expect to
wear the brand of Ak-Sar-Ben you must
become one of the 285.
New Article of Incorporation Articles
of incorporation of the Peters Trust com
pany were filed with the county clerk
Tuesday. The Incorporators are R. C.
Peters, W. H. Bucholz. Foster C. Hen
nlon, R. 8. Hall, Edwin Huney. M. D.
Cameron and Henry J. Abrahams. The
officers are R. C. Peters, president, and
M. D. Cameron, vice president and treas
urer. The capital stork of the corpora
tion is :00,000. and its life 100 years. It
is authorised to do a general trust com-
v
system.
tneurewery
0. Ml " W mW M
not ievenworth St. ' I "is 3T1"I HI
pany business and to begin business when
the entire capital stock Is paid In.
Byaa Is a Poor Starter George Ryan,
a confirmed boarder at the city jail, who
promised Judge Crawford last Saturday
that If he was released he would start im
mediately for the Black Hills and walk all
the way If he had to, appeared s-galn be
fore the people's bar Tuesday morning.
"Didn't get started, somehow, Judge," he
said. "I'm afraid to let you go for
while, George," said the judge. "Thirty
days."
Plana for Taller Drainers The county
commissioners went to Valley Tuesday to
consult with farmers as to the organization
of a drainage ditch association, having for
Us object the draining of a large amount
of farm land. All members of the board
were in attendance but Fred Brunlng, who
missed the train. A delayed street car
reached the depot In time for Mr. Brunlng
to see the smoke of the departing train
on which the other members of the board
were going west.
Prank Sin as so Snes Mother Frank Dl
nusso sues James and Mary DInusso to se
cure possession of a house and lot In
Hickory Place addition. He allege he
deeded the place to Mary Dinuxso, his
mother, so she could have a home, ' but
there was no consideration for tha deed.
and the understanding waa tho property
should revert to him. He now alleges that
the, defendants have mortgaged the place,
and he therefore asks title to the ground
and. a Judgment for the amount of the
mortgage.
Delay In Plxe Hons There la delay
In the construction of the fire house at
Twenty-first and Lake streets, and the
contractor is saying evil things about the
architect, who, he alleges, Is dilatory in
preparing details for the Iron work of the
building. The architect was awarded
contract for plans and supervision of con
struction last winter. He prepared the
plans and specifications upon which the
work was let and was paid t per cent of the
estimated price. The contractor has been
asking for the details of the Iron work for
a week and Is now compelled to shut down
until the architect delivers them to him.
Bebraaka Aathor Attracts Wotloe John
G. Nlehart ot Bancroft, Neb., has a book
fresh from the press, which Is well spoken
of by the eastern book reviews. It is "The
Lonesome Trail." a collection of - short
stories of the frontier, dealing with rough
nature and the primlUve In man. Sever!
years ago Mr. Nlehart was a reporter on
an Omaha daily, but after a short experi
ence he decided his mind was better
adapted to verse and atory writing than to
newa gathering. It required several years
to break'into print, but a year or mora
ago he -got a stajrt and many ot the popular
magazines are now taking his verse and
stories.
Wo More Conpon Packages la answer
to the demands of the Omaha Retail Oro
cers' association the German-American
Coffee company of New Tork has promised
not to ship into Nebraska any more coffee
packages bearing coupons good for pre
miums. It may be the company considers
discretion the better part of valor, as Dep
uty Food Commissioner Johnson has made
a ruling under the pure food law that cou
pons in packages will be considered the
same s dishes' or other premiums, which
are expressly prohibited. Still, the grocers
found the coffee company more willing
than other food concerns, for many of the
latter still place premiums or coupons in
their packages.
Never before
Waa
Travel So Cheap.
Jamestown exposition, $35.
Boston and return (certain dates), pa n.
Dead wood and return, tlS.TJ.
St. Paul and return, SUM.
Toronto and return, M tf.
Hundreds of other points. Information a
pleasure.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE
(The ONLY Double Track Route)
1401-ltot Farnam St.
Writing a want, ad for The Bee is only
a moment a work, and Incurs but trifling
expense, and does the work every time
If you mail a want ad to The Bee at mid
night, enclosing price In stamps or coin
It will be printed the next afternoon and
probably answered the same evening if
you would try this wsnt-fllllng method
onca you would probably find frequent use
for It afterwards. That's the cas with
others. The Bee want ada never disappoint
They always fill your want.
Sow Rate Baal
VI
Chleaco, Bfllwankeo at St. Paal RF,
One fare plus $10 for round trip 10-day
ticket, on sal daily to eastern Canadian
points, and on August (. 10, , 24; Septem
ber 10, 14, 24 and 2S. to New England points.
Choice of route east of Chicago, stop
overs at Detroit. Niagara Falls and other
points. For rates, routes and Information,
call City Tick it Office, UM Farnam Street,
or write- F. A. Naaa, General West era
Agent. Omaha, Net
RAILWAYS GROWING IN CUBACARR,E NAT,L RA,DS den
New Lines Being Built and Old Onei
Improved.
E. W. DE2TCS0N TELLS OF PE0GEES3
Brings Reports of Geae-ral Prosperity
t Island anal Rarer of nr.
forms rremilidri by
Governor Magns.
E. W. Denlson of Havana, representative
of the Railroad and Publicity league of
Cuba, passed through Omaha on his way
to his old home at Nebraska City. Mr.
Denison'a territory Is through the eastern.
middle and southern states, comprising an
area of about t.000 miles. He gives a glowing
account of affairs In Cuba and speaks In the
highest terms of the administration of
Governor Magoon.
Ti e greatest success Is attending Gov
ernor Magoon's efforts. New roads are be
ing built all through the Island, which has
tha effect of giving remunerative employ
ment to the discontented natives and a
kindly feeling la growing toward Amer
icans. This feeling Is today much better
than It has ever been. Recent appropria
tions for Improvements Include their exten
sion into sections of the country that It
was hitherto thought Impossible to reach.
These roads Include both highways and
railways, particularly through the eastern
part or the island. The Cuba Eastern rail
way Is extending Its lines through Orient e,
In the Santiago province, Into the banana,
cocoa and cane sections of that province.
They are raising sugar cane there, tha
atalks of which are an average ot fifteen
feet In height, and remind one much of
the big corn of eastern Nebraska. Tha
country is also flelled with the finest of
hardwoods, embracing over twenty differ
ent varieties, all te be found along this
line of railway.
lalted Ball wars of Havana.
The United Railways of Havana have
recently acquired the old Mantanzas rail
road, 200 miles in length and will greatly
Improve the system. The road has over
4.000 cane under lease to haul the cane
mills or Ingenlos. The Western railway
which enters the heart of the finest to
bacco lands of the world, In the Plnar Del
Rio country, last year carried over 20,000
tons of tobacco over Its system west of
Havana. They have recently opened a new
branch to Guane, which brings In some
very fine tobacco lands that have not
heretofore had railroad facilities.
"This road soon will begin building a
railroad extension to a point opposite the
Isle of Pines, which may possibly develop
a new route to the Isle of Pines from Ha
vana. "Tha Cuba railroad, of which Blr Will
iam Van Horn is president, has made great
strides In securing settlers on the cattle
lands around Camaguey and between Santi
ago and Camaguey many Wisconsin and
Michigan lumbermen have acquired im
mense tracts, consisting of various hard
woods of great value. On these lands will
be placed portable saw mills to get out
the hard wood lumber.
Ifew Road at CtenfuaYoa.
"Another railroad is being built from
Clenfugos to Sagua la Grande, at which
point are being butlt new piers of sufficient
else to unload cargoes of cattle and have
them Inspected by sanitary officers right
on the piers. At Clenfugos have been built
terminals and a pier at a cost of over
C, 000,000. ' This pier was built against the
opposition of many cltisens who were stock
holders who held the lighterage conces
sions. This new pier makes a difference of
six or eight hours in the handling of a
ship's cargo." .
Tsi Texas - Wonder
cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheumatlo
troubles. Sold by ' 'Sherman & McConnell
Drug Co. and Owl Drug Co., or two
months' treatment by mail, for $1. Dr. B.
W. Hall, K2 Ollva St., St. Louie, Mo. Send
for testimonials.
Vacation. Eiesnloai.
Via the Baltimore tt Ohio railroad.
Jamestown exposition. Tickets on sale
daily until November 80. For particulars
write W. A. Preston, T. P. A., 244 Clark
St., or B. N. Austin, G. P. A., Chicago.
Bnlldinar Permits.
Victor Danlelson. frame dwelling, Forty
fourth and Jackson streets, $1,360; Charles
Brock wav. barn. Twenty-seventh and Fort
Streets, 260; I. T. Carpenter, brick and
stone dwelling, Thirty-eighth and Cass
afreets. I1S.A00: Charles Boyce, frame dwell
ing, 82 North Seventeenth street. 11.000: F.
wT Lehnhoff, alterations, 1470 South Six
teenth street. $S00; Joseph M. Roucek, frame
dwelling. Eleventh and Hickory atreeta,
12.600.
BOWEL TROUBLE CURED
Mr. John H. Wood, of Connersville,
Indiana, who It 77 years old, praises
Duffy's Pure Malt Wlilsi,.; for
Curing Him of Bowel Trouble)
and Cramps la his Llnitia.
On Nov. 21st, 1906, he wrote:
"For 20 years I have been troubled
with cramps In my limbs. I com
menced tuslng your Pure Malt Whis
key and have not since been bothered
with cramps.
"I have had recently a severe sick
spell with bowel trouble, and your
Pure Malt Whiskey again helped me
wonderfully. I am 77 years old."
Duffy"s Pure Malt Whiskey Is dis
tilled wholly from malted grain by a
most expensive method which has
never been made public, and this pri
vate process insures quality and flavor.
Its softness, palatablllty and freedom
from injurious substances make it ac
ceptable to the most sensitive stomach.
It is an absolutely pure, gentle and
Invigorating stimulant and tonic, It
builds up the nerve tissues, tones up
the heart, gives power to the brain,
strength and elasticity to the muscles,
and richness to the blood.
It brings into action all the vital
forces. It makes digestion perfect,
and enables you to get from the food
you eat the nourishment it contains.
It is invaluable for overworked men,
delicate women and sickly children.
It strengthens the system, Is a promo
ter of health and longevity,' makes the
old young and keeps the young strong.
Dnffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is a form
ot food already digested, and is recog
nised as a great family medicine every
where. Sold by druggists, grocers and deal
ers or direct, tl a bottle. Illustra
ted medical booklet, containing some
ot the many convincing testimonials
received from grateful men and
women who have been cured, and
doctor's advice free. Duffy Malt
Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. T.
Rrlaae Along; Some Other Women te
Help Kep the Knlcnta
Straight.
But for the diplomacy or Grand Mufti
W. R. Bennett serious things would have
happened at the Den Monday night. Some
traltoroua Knight of Ak-Sar-Ben gave
away the grip and pass word to
half a dosen women, and. led by Carrie
Nation, the women got lnilde the castie
hull and the proceedings were about to be
called off. Carrie had her hatchet with
her and Intimated that the youth of Omaha
were being corrupted by the nightly or
pies at the Den and she had come there
with LMla Wheeler Wilcox. May Irwin,
still on her honeymoon; Annie Anthony,
a niece ot Susan B., charged to the guards
with woman's rights theories; Maud Qonne,
who came with her vials of Irish wrath
uncorked; Jane Addams, with a proposi
tion to erect a series of apartment houses
at East Omaha or Dundee, and all of
them surfeited with suggestions to make
Ak-Sar-Ben Into a Queen of Sheba sym
posium. The women were finally mollified
Into a quiescent state and under the as
surance of Grand Mufti Bennett that the
Ak-Sar-Ben proceedings would be con
ducted peacefully and decoroualy, peace
was secured and the women were permitted
to remain.
Incidentally Grand Mufti Bennett sug
gested that there was a quantity ot old
Junk about the Den that might be dis
posed of to an advantage and before he
got through with the suggestion, a Fin
lander giving the name of Izak Guggena
helmer, butted In through the recruiting
office and volunteered to buy the whole
shebang for "dwendy kopecks." Gus Rense
dropped the old duffer Into the cellar and
got him mixed up with a lime barrel, and
after he was rescued he handed the grand
mufti three large red lemons. The con
fusion during all these proceedings waa so
Intense that the women, fearing for their
safety, fled. They were finally run down
and searched and It was developed that
W. T. Canada did the Carrie Nation part.
O. O. Lleben the Jane Addams part, W. S.
Stryker the Ella Wheeler Wilcox part,
T. F. Swift the Anna Anthony part, E. H.
Brunnlng the May Irwin part and Dave
O'Brien the Maud Gonne part. After he
was washed Izak Guggenshelmer proved to
be none the less than Ed F. Thompson.
Seventy-five recrulta were enlisted dur
ing the seance and 1,03 members were
found to be the paid enrollment, against
but 831 a year ago.
It waa Intended to make Monday night
governor's night, but the wires got crossed
through the Carrie Nation part of the busi
ness and it waa Just a plain, good-natured
love feast. Short addresses were made by
the women, and by Doe Tanner of South
Omaha, Judge O.. C. Jackson of Blair,
Ralph W. Breckenrldge ot Omaha, J. W.
Bowman of Marlon. Ia., and John R. Web
ster of Omaha.
Nebraska, Maryland, Illinois, Tennessee,
Colorado, Wyoming, Ontario, Ohio, New
Tork and California were represented
among the new recruits.
Monday afternoon the Board of Governors
gave a luncheon to the former governors
at tho Omaha club. The purpose of the
gathering was to endeavor to stimulate
a greater Interest in several features of the
approaching festival of Ak-Sar-Ben, and
the meeting Is deetlnd to bear the most
abundant fruits.
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla
Is the standard everywhere. At best grocers.
INDIAN SMASHES THE JUG
9 apposes That Destroys All Evidence
. Aaalnat Him na a Boot
legger. Ansley Walker, an Omaha Indian, waa
brought down from the reservation by
Deputy United States Marshal John Bides
and arraigned before United States Com
missioner Anderson on the charge of Intro
ducing liquor onto the Omaha Indian reser
vation. In default of $300 ball Walker was
placed In the Douglas county Jail to answer
to the federal grand Jury next month.
The discovery of Walker's wrongdoing was
made by John M. Commons, superintend
ent and special disbursing agent of the
Omahas, who, with Captain H. A. Hutch
tngs, was driving over the reservation last
Thursday on a tour of Inspection. They
met Walker driving along in his wagon and
Mr. Commons observed a suspicious look
ing Jug In Walker's wagon nd Investigat
ing the matter found It contained whisky.
He demanded the Jug from Walker, who
turned It over to Commons with much re
luctance and Commons placed It In his
own buggy- Walker then came over to
Commons buggy and asked to see tha Jug
again, as he wanted to know how much
liquor was In It. Walker then broke the
Jug over the wheel ot his wagon, thinking
he had destroyed all the evidence against
him for taking llauor onto the reservation.
The federal grand Jury will, however, de
termine that feature of the evidence.
Man wanted. It doesn't matter what you
want a man for. It doesn't matter whether
you want a whit man or a black man,
a large man or a small man,
there's a man In Omaha who wants to
serve you. He's Just the man you want,
and if you insert an ad in The Bee's want
columns today that man will call upon
you tomorrow.
DOCTORS ENDORSE MANSFELDE
Commend His Cnndldney for Reseat
of tho Stat I'al
eralty. At the meeting of th State Medk.l
association held In Omaha last winter
rnmmittee was appointed to wait upon
Governor Sheldon and urge the appoint
ment of Dr. von Mansrelde or Aenianu
to fill the vacancy on the Board of Re
gents for the state university. Since
the governor has decided that th va
cancy should be filled by election ratlwr
than hv appointment. the Saundors
County Medical society has caused the
name of Dr. Mansfslde to oe piacea upon
k- ticket to be voted for at the primary
election September 3, and his candidacy
Is being urged by the councilors or me
Nebraska State Medical association, all
of whom have signed resolutions com
mending him to the republican voters at
the primaries.
Announcements, wedding stationery and
calling cards, blank book and magazine
binding. 'Phone Doug. 1604. A. I. Root, Ine.
WOMAN HAS HER LEG BROKEN
Falls ! Attempting? to Alight from
m enr at Fourteenth and
Harner.
Mrs. E. U Miller of Cblcsgo. an elderly
woman wbo la visiting friends in South
Omaha, fell from a moving Harney street
car at Fourteenth and Harney at
o'clock Monday night and had her left leg
broken near the hip, and was bruised about
the face and body. She was attempting to
alight from the car, but evidently was
thrown off by a sudden Jolt and struck
tha pavement with much force. She was
unconscious for a time. Dr. D. F. Lee at
tended her and took her to the home of
her friends in South Omaha. Conductor
J. J. Cobey and Motarman Pete Thompson
were In charge of the car.
In a Pinch Lee ALLHVS FOOT-EASB.
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student who has carefully Investigated the merits of the different col
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Catalogue sent free. Write today. Address Kobrbongh Bros., Omaha, Bob.
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McCartney Institute
leoa Farnaaa Street,
Fall Term Begins Sept. 2nd
Complete Business Courses
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Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping,
Commercial Ltv and Penmanship;
Also College Preparatory Work.
Bpeolal Terms To students registering
on or before Thursday. Aug. 29th.
Call, or Tel. LoukIqs. 1070.
MB X. F. SCcOABTBXT, Beorstary.
Say and Bight Sessions.
University of
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Every Ednoationa) Advantage
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Ill Buildings 76 Piofessors 80U
Students.
Courses In Ancient and Modern Lan
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nomics, Chemistry, Biology, phar
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Mechanical Engineering, Architecture,
Law. Shorthand, llooa keeping, Type
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TEBMSt Board, Tuition and Laun
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Rav. John Csvanaagu, President.
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Racine College Grammar School
Racine. Wisconsin
TUDOR HALL
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1840 V. Meridian stZadlaaapoUa, Ind.
Boarding and Day School. College
Preparatory General Course. Special
Courses In Music, Art, Voice Culture.
Native French and German Teachers.
Gymnasium. Private grounds for ath
letics. Bible Study in all Depart,
ments. Household Sclenoe. 140 Lay
Vuplls. 26 boarding pupils. Certificate
admlta to such colleges as Vasaar,
Wellealey, Smith, University of Chi
cago and Cornell.
JalSe) FRfcDOXIA ALLEN, Ph. B.,
Principal. Cornell University.
REV. J. ClMMI.Va SMITH, D. D,
Kounder.
rev. neil Mcpherson, a. m.
Dean.
POTTER CO LLC QB-For Toung Ladles
students from to States. Number select
and unlimited. i0 teachers. Departments
under specialists. Appointments of the
highest order. Recommended by leading
man of the 17. 8. Bend for Catalog-us K-.
B F. Cabell, D. D.. Pres., Bowling Green,
Kentucky.
TOSD SBnTXtTABT POB BOT8
An Ideal school for young boya, beautl
f illy situated in the "hill country" of
Illinois. One hour from Chicago. 0tb
year. Bend for our prospectus.
IOIU BILL, Prtu, Woodstock, CI.
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17th and Farnam Streets, Omaha, Nebraska.
QOYLES COLLEGE
FALL TERM SEPT. 3
BOOMMMUfJ, SHOatTKAsTD and TTTEWRlTIltO,
TILEOBAtXI, SHOUSM and ZX.OUUTIOM.
Free Catalogue. Address,
H. B. HOY L1CS, President.
1803 aTASVWXT STBBET. OMAHA, HSKABK.
J
iree. Adores,
THE ttCRtTunv. Bon. LmxInnUm. Wit.
Brownell Hal!
A boarding and day School for Toung
Women and Girls. Students holding cer
tificates covering In full the entrance re
quirements of a standard State Univer
sity, are admitted without examination
to Junior year In advance course. Curti
flcnte In coll"po preparatory coursi admits
to Vaasar, Wellealey, Smith, Ml. Holyoke,
Untv. of Nebrnsku, L'niv. of Wisconsin
and Univ. of Chicago. Exceptional advan
tnrjes In Music, art and Domestic Sclencv.
Well equipped gymnasium and outdoor
aports. Students mothered sympathetically
by women of large practical experience
with girls In that highly important forma
tie period between fourteen and twenty
one years of age.
Send for Illustrated Year Book. Address
Miss Macrae, Principal, Omaha.
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American
Kimosll Hall
839 to 853
Wabseh Ave.
ChioagOs III.
Conservatory
The Leadlrc Schoo. of Music and Dram stlc Art.
TYVKNTY-Si-COND SEASON. Seventy emi
uent instructors. Unsurpassed course of study.
Teachers' Training Department. Diplomassnd
Teacher's Certificates. Unnvaltd I'm Artvan
tarts. Thirty tree snd one huidred partial scholar
ships awarded annually to talented students of
limited means. Fall term begins Septernber B.
1SU7, Catalogue mailed free.
JOHN J. HATTSTAEDT. President
Hansen Military
Academy
For boys and young
men. Good Instruction;
good board; stood mili
tary drill and athlet
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ised by the very beat
families. A. M. BAB
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DELLEVUE COLLEGE
tVLUMH Clue' Ml, aclonUOc. philosophical aetussa,
ACai S Is Y a a aortraaiue high achoul praaans tat
ts.llaoi or an etbar Mllase or aiTaraur.
fiuKMAL, Si HOOl-gl.ro.niarj ao4 aaTaaeag
mna. CsrtiBcataa graataa.
COKiKRVATOKY Tasotjr at ssuals. pUok, vata,
violin, location ana art,
OMAHA CONHBCTION8 Blaetrla llaa aaa Barllar
lea railway. IT our ktodara iMrstitorlaa.
Aasruae rraa!-ant Wadaworta. hv.tl.vua. Naa.
TBB TAB SASTT SCBOOX, OP
SBOBTHABO
has recently moved into new quart
era In the Heal Estate Exchange
Building, 18th and Farnam. It will
maintain Ha character as a . select
school for tha training of steno
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Chicago Conservatory
getaMteaas !,
Wakaa SaHuae, Pra.
Oiaeat aad beat aoltonl for tbomuab taacalns of
MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART
Tfala aubnol alaa mttintaina tha hlghawt ataao.
arda of arti.llo aircllenca) rjlor only lal u-
mat eMilla laatraouira, (riuala are wi.ll
equipM' in avary oawnt ial fiuirt'irient of Mu.l.i
aad Iiramatio Art. iu-nti for intrtiatiiic catalog.
Sa 4 Slaar, aualrarlma Bullaief, OHlaaau, III,
OMAHA.
ITAaTKIKESS' IHSTXTTJTB
Stammering or other fcueech Defects
cured.
Medical references and Information
about the school furnished on appll-
! cation.
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Illustrated Music ScbooI,1611 Farnam
Muslo by Mall
!. than lot
a day.
Klght different
courses. Investi
gate them at the
store of the Perflald Plana OoH Otaaba.
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Ds Moines, la The standard osteopathia
college of America. We have more calls for
our graduates than we can supply. Terra
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Is tbs baautlful CauibarlanS VU7. ( curse bd
lu( la avgraaa of A B ant hi us. hv Claaaua, hi-
Art. A Bloat axcallrnt faculty. Casiua SO acraa;
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