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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1007. s CHIEF. CITY NEWS Haa Koot prist It- : Douglas rrlntla Co., 9H-19 S. lttt St. frank Crawferd has removed nit offl-; to ths Ware block. T. A. KlBFhart. photographer, removed to Eighteenth and Farnam streets. tr. H. A. rorrtt. dentist, office. N. B. car, ICth k txroa-ta. aver Fry Shoe (tore, R 1. Wa alwaya have Hosk .Spring onl. Central Coal and. Coke Co. of Omaha, 15th VanCourt Starts Work E. D. VanCourt haa started work on. Wtit Leavenworth street. OraMIng now' In' progress and macadam wIlV be laid aa rapidly as pos sible. " Addition to Pantoriaim Building Plana have been completed br Architect J. P. NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY Mrt. T. S. Van Buren Ente: Euchre Luncheon at Home Last Ladles' Pay ef Year Brings Out Bla; Attendance- at Laneheoa Parties Mm. Brandt Gives Card Party. Mrs. ft. M. Harris, Mre. J. It. Jennlson, Mra. Van Renn!aer, Mra. Dwlght. Bene dict, Mra. David Young. Mra. Fred Adams, j Mra. Charles Stone, Mra. Robert Ege, Mra. i S. Van. Buren Entertain! . w- S. Heller. Mn. Henry Copley, Mra. i Fred Talmase, Mra. F. L. Adama, Mra. C. F. 'White, Mra. E. W. Getten. Mra. Leon ' 1 , Ne'aon, Mra. Qeorg s Lawrence, Mra. George HAPPY HOLLOW CLOSING SEASON lvickir8h"", M,SL H'Lma" ,.Sm,t!V William H. Dox. Mra. Hilton Fonda, Mra. j A, W. Workman, Mra. E. Horstman, Mra. George Welty. Mra. II. H. Rhoades. Mra. J Don Gould. Mra. O. W. Dunn, Mra. Frank ' Crawford, Mrs. Oscar Wllllama, Mra. O. E. I Clark, Mra. R. Z. Drake, Mra. It. M. Fapp. ' Mrs,. W. Woodward, Mra. W. W. Grlgor, 1 Mra. Will Manchester. Mra. V. Scranton. Mra. C. W. Goss, M'aa Comstnck. Ml' Oall Thursday, closed the table d'hote lunch- ntta mt fli llinnv HollOW Club for thlS season and many hostesses took advan.a Cometock. Miss Blanche Hnwland. Mm Outh for a larg addition to Th. t . of thle last opportunity. Saturday the laat riwuna, ait. r,, , ? - . 1 l . Vh . .im'ner win be served and It Collett. Mlsa Halite Patterson. Mla Holden, torlum building, at 1613 Jones atreet. The table d hole dinner will De servea. ana it ' company .will commence work at m e. on will be followed by the uaual week-end ; Grace Dean Mis. Florence Ho'n. a 6,ln gliding UHO feet, two Tories dance. Thur.day evening la set for tha : Ml Francea Conkl-n. Mis. Eaton. Ml.a &. w, . . " ' " ,., , , ,h- h.n ,w "amlln and Miss Turner. . " t-- i.,..-.... ..v, K'sriner wun new sia- -ur'"B i1"' i " ...... ... - bles and boiler rooms. will be a Hallowe en jollification for tlia Bolt for' flftT TtM...jt n.n. membera and their famlllea only. The Mrs. ael J. McCarthy haa brought ault In the largest luncheon at the club Thursday waa members of the Comla club at a Halloween federal court against the Burlington rail- lven Mls" Jennette Jessop, whon her ; luncheon, followed by guess'ng games and road for $50,000 for lnjurlea received by labia was prettily decorated In pink anl kenslngton. Thursday afternoon. For being crushed between cara October 25, white, carried out In cosmoe and while luncheon the table waa very attractive. 19". on the tracks In the yards south of carnations. The plate cards were waer-Th8 'rs"e center chandelier directly over the Douglaa , atreet bridge. Ha waa a colored fancy heada. Those present were I tne ub'8 was concealed by pumpkin vlnea switchman and had hta leg crushed so It Mra. J. F. Wagner, Mra. 11. F. Carpenter, i ln blossom and a large grmning Jaek-o-lan- had to bw amputated, , Mrs. Ray Wagner, Mra. M. Q. Andrews, j tern occupied the center of the table, sur- Comla Clob Meata. W. K. Swisher enterta'ned tho In tie Dlvoroa Oonrt Mra. Lucy A. Mr'- F- H- Cole, Mra. Ales Ounther, Mra. Scott has begun ault In district court for Klttenger, Mra. Clara Burbank, Mra. Mary a divorce from John W. Scott, charging H. Jeaaop, Mrs. William Negele, ,. Mn. him with; abandonment and failure to sup- Hover, Mrs. 1- -A. Welsh, Mrs. Joseph port their two children. Ada E. L. Qor- Tolcar, Mrs. William J. Stevenaon, Mrs. don httm )4an iv.m jtm. I T-"j1 . a rd .Tnhnuin M r A R finmfri. Mr., t rtnAl.n.l. t.,J..v T v i-w.. Mr. r s l..northv nf ! rlety of flowera. Those present were: Mrs. court.. She charged him with drunkenneas Seward, Misa Oliv. Carpenter, Ml.a Ute'ZlV',rJZIl',?i?I8' and non-support and was granted the , VVIIton, Miss Lillian Fitch, Miaa Edith custody .of their child. j Sanborn, Mies Jennette Miller and the Custody of CkUd at Itsne The custody h"t"1'' ... ' , . of little Norman E. Martin la at Issue In LV,lM " ,BJ u,"h fl11" W"' the divorce ault hro,,h, K. Ad, I Rcfa Davl Racine, Wis.. Mrs. Kather- It is not too late to send copies of Omaha Th3 City of Beautify! Homes The handsome edition of The Sunday Bee of last Sunday. Sen! tlisrn to your friends Do it now before the edition is exhausted. Brtt: Telephone ee Uitice d . una 233 1 7th and Farnam Sirrxtls against Frank 8. Martin, a laundryman. 1 Ine Hopkins of St. Louis, Mra. C. E. Bur- Mra. Martin'. ..ilt ,. . niaatcr, r., and Miss t-ora h.vans. ago and In It she asked the court to give i Mrs- E D VanCourt entertained aa her the child to her. Mr. Martin Thuraday UC8, Mr- M- J- Kennard. Mra. George Bled an anawer In court, chafing ahe waa I " Keller- Mrs- M- B- Copeland, Mra. C. R. unfit to have the custody of the boy and asking that he be left with Martin a sis ter. Carrie Clough, " ho haa him now. number Companlra Offlcet Offlces Fowler, Mrs. E. Benedict, Mrs. C. F. Shep- hard and Mrs. C. E. VanCourt. Mrs. W. O. Henry had as her guests Mra. B. L. Baldwin, Mrs. J. B. Ralph. Mra. C. M. Politically the chief Interest centers Ijn the registration of Saturday. The demo crats apparently are making unusual ef forts to get out a full registration and the matter has reached a point whore Mayor Dahlman has s-nt word to his friends and city employes tt-nt each will be held per sonally responsible for the registration In his dlstrlrt. Saturday a'ternoon will be the grand rallying time for the city forces. Under the regulations they do not work during tha afternoon of Saturday and they will be expected to devote the time to the polling places. ! The republican committee also Is strain- ' Ing every nerve to get out a full registra tion and the usual morning greeting of active politician has given way to "Have you registered?" With practteclly 50 rer cent of the vote unreglatered on the lat day of registration the committees fear that In some precincts there will be dif ficulty In getting all voters registered If they wait until after the close of working hours and for thla reason thev request all The weighing or the mana ry tne gov- who can t0 rtgigter In the morning or at ernment continues In Omaha aa well aa In ' . D. L. Lovcjo'y, Mrs. Ben F. Marti. otner ct,ont of the country. Last i At th- cy na, more ,nterMt ,g I TALK OF THE POLITICIANS "Have Ton Bgsteredt" Succeeds Greeting1, "Good Morning." , BOTH PARTIES AFTER THE V0T Deanorrata Are Beadlna; Every Nerve and Mayor Jln Talllna- oi the t'nterrlfled to Get Into Mae. rounded by the blossoms and vines of the pumpkin. Around the room on the buffer i and side tables were small Jack-o-lanterna cut with comical faces and the plate cards were suggestive of approaching Hallowe'en All of the rooms were abloom with a va- Mrs. N. ' B. Ferris. Mrs. W. T. Haynes, Mrs LINKS IN JHE RAILROAD Government Weigh Mall Ship Soppllea by Freight and Rxpreaa. Mrs. J. R. Webster, Mrs. Arthur Hoover, Mrs. II. B. Storm, Mrs. , Arthur Kuhn, Mrs. 8wlsher and Mra. H. Aable. The guests of the club were Mrs. Katherlne Wells and Mrs. Frederick Dean. The next, meeting will be a card party ahd Mrs. George E. Townsend will be the hostess. Old-Tine Clnb. week the mails were given a thorough ,n the fat, of ,ne clty ,miw0ve- weigning ana m omy ' mBnt bonds, elnce practically all paving not letter and package In and out of the Omaha r m . , w i now done ana 11. atorm ae wera contem- offlce was counted aa well as an absolute . v , plated d.-pcml upon the approval of the record of the stampa. which the letters . ' ... , . ., , , - proposa.s for bonds for Intersection pav- onrl Tai-'lrn tram pnllll B.n. : j lng and scwrrs. The park board's plans also depend on the $50,000 for which It Our New Style Books For the Fall and Winter of 1907-8 are fresh from the press and ready to mail to our out-of-town customers. The book for Men contains many handsome illustrations of Fall and Winter Suits and numerous samples of the goods from which the Suits are made. The book for Women is profusely illustrate? with beautiful pictures depicting the latent styles. These illustrations were made from photographs of the' garments offered for sale. With these books in hand yoii 'can buy Clothing and Furnishings as easily and cheaply as you could if you were in our Big Store. When you write state which book you want. THEY ARE FREIf OMAHA fVi gnvammnnr ! talnn mftklnir annthftr ..... ?,, i. h. .hl..t.(n All not- asks. Not only the enlargement of the Mra. John Llddell Was hostess Thursday office supplies for a time by. freight and hlfn ch'10- b,,t tne construction of ward afternoon at the meeting of the Md-Tlme expreea. just to find out the cost of such scnoois wnere necessary wait upon tne club, when thoae present were: Mrs. Jamea ahipments when they are carried aa mall, approval of the proposal for achool bonds. Llddell, Mrs. Charle Alqu'st, Mrs. Robert j D. Clem Deaver, head of the homseekers' Members of the Southwestern Improve- u n, r-., t.v o it om..i. m T.t,i,.rnn vr,.. t,.i. ra. I lnformat on bureau of tne Burlington, nas """ -" -hhubcu uy a rrpon iro.n .1 Bwman-l'1-! -umber company ; jrs- p. g Owen, Mrs. B. O. Tunnlcliff. Mrs. ' Mrs. Joseph Blgser. Mrs. Qua Hollo, Mrs . returned from his exhibit car. which 1. a commltte. whlih visited the mayor to and the Missouri River ,.omber company : j M Key Bnd MrB, Touar Her table wag Jame8 McLauglilln, Mrs. John Cleveland, w In Missouri. He will leave Friday to ask him to vote the Irard atreet sewer have been moved to rooms 811. 32 and ' . ..w ,. ,a ,h Mr. h ti.k., Mr. T.,,1. Mr. Join the grain producta exhibit car at Car- outlet contract. The committee'a chairman man KnYOrTk L" The Bow I plate cards, done In water colors, were do- D. McCartney. Mrs. J. E. Shaffer and MrMr""n' Mo' , t A he a"lvediftt the mayor', office while man-Kranx Lumber comcanv retcntlv I , . ... . I t. . ., . I "The car has surely been a great sue- the councilmanlc candidate for aherlff wai company retcntly ' moved Its headquarters from Sioux City, signed with autumn leaves Mrs. Robert Dompater entertained W. R. Nlckles. The next meeting of the party club will be In two weeks at the home of nd-?iT kiu "UI;. . tmpo:.ary 'of twelve. Mrs. R. Findley six. Mra. Samuel Mrs. D. McCarthey. . - - - - auiv .11 iiil iOW Tork Llfa building waa being; arranged for th permanent home of the clmpany. Oommlttta to Select Pastor At a con gregational meeting of Lowe Avenue Prea byter'an church held Wednesday night this committee on pulpit supply was appointed: William Henry Brown, Dr. F. and George A. Damon Rev, cess," said Mr. Deaver Thuraday, "and pleading for the mayor's approval of the .1 ...... l. - . ,..,, T") .. 1 . . . . . . .. . j liiv iriuiiii nave iftn huuu. rruria ciuwu wumraci, 'Aucuruinf 10 ine report OI (ne i the car wherever It la shown and the ex- . chairman the councilman said. In effect: . hIKIra nt th. nrnrinnt. nf M.hra.La .nrl ' "11. . . . . . .1 1 . , . . . v. i Among those who have made reservations ; been given by Mr. and Mra. Arthur Pinto '"" T .MrnH.. .nd . r.v.i.tinn . TV. ''"u,u -- - , , ... TI , " ' . . , ... .1 Wyoming are a aurprlae and a revelation tract becauae to readvert ae would not be for Saturday are Mr. and Mr. R. W. , Thursday evening for their guests. Mr. and ; t0 the ople of ,he mlJdle Tne contractor who haa presented Breckenrldge, who will have twelve guests; Mrs. H. J. Payne of Minneapolis,, had to advertising ha. been of great value to the he Slowest bid I OthBwart ,w k Mr. ind Mrs. R. V. Cole, sixteen; Mr. and be cancelled, a. Mr. and Mrs. Payne have ltate weU t0 the r.1Irottd for all the I,, Z "t hI H! m h! m been called home. I homeaaekera excurslona which are n,iw..r.. ... . . . , I . vit.-r iv ui. ii lui ire. iliaii illia DIU. mo eiiBHBcmt-ui unnuuncca oi iib running are crowded witn seekers lor lNe Itelen O'NeU of Chicago and Mr. William , braaka and Wyoming land." Mra. H. K. Burkct, eight; Mr. and Mra. J. II. Parrotte, four; Mr. and Mrs. F. R. C. Patten ; Rush, four; Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Somera, A. S. C. I Rbven: Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Beaton, aixteen: Clarke, D. D.. having res'gned to accept the j Mr. Fred Crelgh, four; Dr. and Mrs. W. O. call to the Second church of , Evanston, j Henry, ten; Mr. and Mis. M. D. Cameron, TIL, It becomes necessary for the Lnwe j four; Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Hayward, twelve; avenue people to secure a new pastor i Mr. F. B. Coulter, seven; Mr. Btevens. four, and this committee Is appointed to decide I and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wood, fourteen on a man It thinks Will bo suitable to the 'church. The committee will he de liberate In Its work, seeking to make no Euchre and Luncheon, , One of tho largest a flairs of Thursday was the alx-handrd euchre party given by Mrs. John S. Coad. Morrlaon-Dewey. The marriage of Miss Carrie Dewey to Mr. Francla Morrison of Mullen, Neb., I took place at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening i at the home of the brlde'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dewey, 2336 North C E. Spens, general freight agent of the Burlington, Is In Denver. General Superintendent Park of the Union Pacific Is ln the western part of the, state. selection mat will, not meet tne unan'moiis Mrs. T. C. Van Buren at approval of the congregation. Dr. Clarke South Twenty-eighth street. For refresh will preach his farewell sermon Sunday merits her guests wero seated at nine small The new ateel passenger coach of the ITnlnn P.rtfln ha. rratn m rminri trln in North Platte and la said to have been ! mpmlng. The office, beginning at J o'clock, SERVICES FOR FATHER KELLY Fanerat of Venerable Priest Will En Bra a;e lllnhop and Many Pastors. Funeral services of father Kelly will be held at St. Patrick's Catholio church, Fourteenth and Castellar streets. Friday her home im Eihtecnth BtrMt- Rev' E' ' B Browns popular with patrons of the road. It went I wlU be toWowei by requiem high mass. Forref'resh- ' f Episcopal church officiating. ; we,t Tuegdtty on No. 13 Bnd returned Wed- . celebrated by Monslgnor Colanerl and the night. In -t raea connumntlon re.ults from a r- ted or Improperly neated cold. Foley's Honey and Tar cures the most obatlnave cougha and prevents serious re sults. It costs you no more than the un known prepa 'atlons and you should Insist upon having ths genuine In the yellow package. A Hlfch Kfadc servant Isn't an unknown quantity. If you want one, Just try a Bee want ad, and you'll find her. In fact, If you want to deal with any class of high grade people you will find It profitable to talk to The Bee army of high grade readers. Ilulldlna; Permit. Hastings & Heyden, fra ne dwelling, 1907 Boutli ' Twenty-elgl.th biitoi,. ti.IKO; Ha tlnjis & Heyden, frame dwelling, Forty fnurth and Maple etriiHs, (l,DO; ilas.ln & Heyden, 3sc Nirtki Twenty-third utreet, l.'.ui; t'. C.'., CufTeen, frame dwelling, tl J South Twenty-fOLirh street. J2, (.0; liantln ;s & He) den. frame dwelling. Itii3 B.iencer tallies, which were beautiful with decoia-tton-of yellow chrysanthemums, and the plate pards, which were also the score cards, were hand painted. Those present were: Mrs. W. H. Sherraden, Mra. Herbert McCoy, Mrs. W. K. Foote. Mrs. C. Scott. Mis. C. R Bone, Mrs. B. Richmond, Mrs. T. A. Thompson, Mra. Robert Trimble, Mrs. Andrew Anderso.i, Mrs. E. Bevlns, Mrs. Elizabeth Goodrich, Mrs. George Mor- The wedding waa a pretty home affair and the house was beautifully decorated. The bride was attended by Miss Eugenia Mc Ausland of Denver aa bridesmaid and Mrs. Oscar Lleben, matron of honor. Mr. Rich ard Forbes of Lead. 8. D., was best man. Among the guesta from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison of Mullen, parents , of the groom; Mrs. Charles G rue nig of Mullen; Mrs. John Burch and Mr. Fred Gram of Portland, Ore., and Mrs. ton. Mrs. William A. Smith. Mrs. Ed P Smith, Mrs. Charlea Callahan, Mrs. Charles Mr9' Morrison will liv at Mullen, where HalkT, Dr. Myrta Wells, Miss Mulholland, Mr Morrison is In business. Mrs. Morrl- Mis. W. B. Williams, Mrs. Robert Cowell, ,on was formerly cashier ln the local clr- Mrs. A. Wernher. Mn Arthur Fetters! citation derailment of The Bee and she Mrs. Wlll'am McBrkle, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. wa" remembered by the carrier boys, who Henry Strelght, Mrs. Alex Buchanan. M as . enl ncr a substantial suit case. George W. Forbes of Lead. S. D. Mr. and prices, borne .of the roada are still Mil noyeu to some extern wun a snoring of tars and on others the contention seems Mrs. Albert Noe, Mrs. Lovell Dunn, Mrs. Bonny Talmage, Mrs. Charles Partridge, Alice Buchanan, Mrs. RIed Talmage, Mrs. Mlllnrd-Merrlam. The engartensL-nt of Miss Nathalie Mer. r:am, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Charlea Mullln, Mra. II. II. Roberts. Mrs. 1 Merriam, and Mr. Barton Millard, aon of S. T. Gould, Mrs, Charlea Williamson, Mia. Leo Grotte, Mrs. E. C. Brown. Mrs. E. W. Arthur, Mrs. Eugene Duval, Mr. E. II. Howland, Mra. E. W. Livesey. Mrs. Z. A. Pratt, Mrs. Harold Gyger, Mrs. H. O. street, I2..-T0; .Hastings & Heyden. ira.na Frederick, Mrs. P. T. McGrath, Mrs. L. dwelling. 3'0) Ames avenue, $1.WM; Has lugs Carr'cr. Mrs. O. J. Ingwerson and Mis. C. & Heyden. fra :ie dwelling, 3 36 MoieJI.h avenue, al'.lsK ; HaHti:ii ne- iien. tramn dwelllntr. 2-118 Biiaiol street. $,'!,C00; Hastings At Heyden. d'Uiblo hi Ick dwelling, 2.,0o 8 Shnrmun avenue. xji.MM; Hast nga v He -den, frame dwelling, 4115 North Th'rtieth stieet, U'.l1; liavllnKS & lleyiten, frnmo dwelllnc. 4112 N'rth Twenty-n'nth street, fl nD; Hastings .t Heyden, frame dwe'll-g. 33"6 North Twenty-rourtn street. 13 j o E. Miller. Curd Parts- Mrs. Wilbur Braridt gave the second of Mr. and Mia. W. B. Millard. Is among the Interesting announcements of the week. Not unexpected, It was made at the blrth day dinner given this week by Mrs. Georg-s nesday on No. 14. sermon win do preacnea oy m, nev. rucn- Thomas Hornbeck baa been transferred ard Bcannell, olshop of Omaha, from the Lincoln city ticket office to the 1 Tne boJv of 1he Priest was transferred Rock Island, to take the place of F. 8. I from the Convent of Mercy, where he died McFarlai.d In the Omaha othce of the Wednesday, to St. Patrick's church, where Rock laland. Mr. Mcr arland haa resigned It haa been viewed by many friends sines It to accept other service. was placed In state at noon Thursday. Grain Is not moving' out of Nebraska In Priests of Omaha and 'South Omaha, to very large quantlilea at preaent for aeveral ' (ether with rainy priests from outside reusons, the principal one of which la tne parishes who knew Father Kelly will at farniers are holding jjuiir.wi.eat for hlgliur , tend the funeral, while the active pall bearers have been selected from among the prleets of Omaha and South Omaha. Those to be lttilng up a Uule. car. This Is to certify ualI all drugslsts ar uuioriit-U to rclund'your money 11 'u.y iiuney and 'lar miia iu euro youi uuugu or cu.U- 11 kiopa me - cuufcii, iittiia lhj tulips anu pievtlil kenous ic.uiia trulu a wu.o. ui la a,nil, Luugu anu pieveiii pueu (uuiua aiiU luiiaumpUoit. Couia.ua nc n. i.u,,u.iitf i in a yvi.uw pan. .. Heiuse Suuatitutes. For . ty aii .lUglU. Red!ck for Mr. Redick. No definite time .... ., has been announced for the wedding. Both WORK ON TWO NEW ELEVATORS young people are prominently known In I'lmlln.i Heyden. fta-ne dwelllnn," 2 13 mack. Red shaded candlea further beuatl- society, Mies Marriam having been crowned Contractor Proceed to Constrnctluu Ak-Sar-Ben queen thla fall. She Is among j B' Ornnarle on (.reat the young women . of prominent lamll es ' Watrn Track. a series of parties Thursday afternoon, j who have not made a formal debut. After! Work on two imw elevators was stared For refreshments the guests wore tea ed at I apendlng two years at Vassar college ahe It Council Bluffs Thursday. Kxcavaiora ten small tables, which were beau.ifully ; went abroad with her mother, returning were at work on th Van Dorn SO.Ofrj-bust.el docorated with autumn leaves and su- ' not long ago. Mr. Millard la equally well transfer elevator, which la to be built on Browne stn-et, Hastings Heyden frai'e dwlllng 2!"7 North Twentys'x-h street. $l,2f; Hastinga A Heyden, frame dwelling, Z.M Boyd street,- tl.COO. . 7 ! Med the tables. The Invited gueats were Mrs. C. W. Axtell. Mrs. Lydla McCague, Mrs. George Marples, Mrs. Lyslu I. Abbott, ArbucMss' is a tremendous organization that results in economy, find gives coffee drinlrersvin the United States the cheapest good coffee in ho 70rld. Y7e have our own offices in Brazil, charter our own vessels that bring the coffee to our own docks in Brooklyn, own our own stores where the green coffer matures and improves. Aruucldes' Ariosa Coffee " ""i fMHsMsssssssMa MaaMMHilMsH is not touched'by human hands it is cleaned, sorted, roasted, packaged and weighed by in genious machinery, mostly constructedby our ownmachin' ists in our own shops. ' The package is for your protection, that you may be positive that you re ceive the genuine Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee every timeno matter where you buy it or what price you pay. We will tell you where you can buy Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee if you have 1 trouble in finding it. ' RBUCKXB PROS, New Tor Cltx. Burnett's Tanllla Extract Is sold by all the best grocers everywhere. PASSING OF CASS SCHOOL Bea-lanlna- of End Doe to iiirrm of BaalaeM airreplaar way Dwelllns. Th beginning of the ending of the Cass street school ha begjn. When thla build ing waa constructed It took the place of the Dodge street school, now used aa po lice headquarters and city Jail, and to the Dodge atreet district was added a large sec tion of town lying in the northern part of thd city. It was for several years on of the most congested buildings In the city. ONLY known. Since returning from Columbia the Great Western tracks, and also of the college he has been In bunlnees ln Omaha. BO.t'OO-bushel elevatar for the Nebraska tlay Informal Card Party. and Gra'n company, which la also to l Mrs. John Weitzell entertulned at a de- built op th Great Western tracks ln Cjui llghlful Informal bridge party Thursday ell Bluffs. With the completion of th a, aflerVioon at her home in honor of Miss elevatora the Great Western officials ma!n Blanche L nterklrcher of Burlington, la., tain they will I ave twice the cle.a or cars guest of Mrs. R. L. Hamilton and. Mrs. city on their tracks as I, as any other rail liradway cf Chicago, guest of Miss Gr- road In Omaha and Council bluffs. The trude Moorehead. Six tables were placed contract has been let fir t..e constrjo for the gamo. ton 0f the elevator for the Nebraaka Hay Prospective Pleaanrea. an(i Grain company. Mlus Mary Lee Mcgliane will give a din- per Thursday evening at her home In honor - of Miss Befesie Brady and Mr. Tom Davis, whose wedding will take plaie next Wednesday evening. Green and white will be the color scheme for the appointments and white chrysanthemums arranged lieart haj.d will adorn the center of the table. Th xuoFt list Includea Miss Bessie Brady, Miss Ada Klrkendall, M ss Helen Davis, Mlsa McShane, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cottrn, Mr. W. D. Hosford. Mr. Robert Burns, Mr. Glen Wharton, Mr. Walter Roberta, Mr. Frank Wllhelm and Mr. Tom Davis. Come and Go (, I p. Mlsa Erma Coff of Fn-ntont Is the guest of her sister, Mre. Frank Brown In Dundee. ' Mra. C. 8. Langworthy of Seward la the guest of Mra. T. F. Lewis. Dr. and Mra. U. Hernrurdl of Rock Island, 111., are the guests of Dr. and Mra A. Schalrk. Mrs. W. D. Bancker and son, Jamea, left Wednesday everting for Brooklyn, N. Y., to ijwnil a month with relative. who will act In the active capacity will be Rev. James Ahem Of 8t. Agnes parish, South Omaha; Hev. John Vranek of St. Wenceslaus church, Rev. P. A. McGoVern and Rev. J. W. Htenson of St. Phtlomena'a parish; Rev. Bernard Sinne of St. Mary Magdalene church and Father Galvtn. The honorary pallbearcra will be P. H. Caiey, J. J. Connor, J. B. Callahan, Thomas Swift, Andrew Tracey, Xr. A. W. Riley, John Rush and Andrew Murphy. Inter ment will be In Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Do You Know that SPECIAL LOW FARES CAN BE SECURED ON THE 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of OCTOBER and NOVEMBER 1907 la points oa tha lina of lb NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY in NORTH DAKOTA. MONTANA. IDAHO. WASHINGTON, and EASTERN OREGON. Free Government Land Low Priced Farming Land Irrigated Land Fruit, Grain and Grass Land Stock Land Timber Land lr far, resamtiaa ate., writ t E. D. ROCKWELL, D. P. A., . 318-318 CiliEca Bask Bid., De Moia, la. For InformatloB and printed mattar, writ to C. W. MOTT, General Em!sralioa Agent, St. Paul, Minn. 408 Everybody Ha a Want. Tou probably have some Utile want right now. And nine chancea out of ten, or there abouts, you could fill that wint by using a Bee want ad. You may find your serv ants, and your errand boys, and you gar dener without advertising, but a want ad costs so little, and Is so easy and so quick, and such a sure method of itndlnj the cream of the unemployed that you cannot afford to. getlong without It. Foley's Kidm-y Line wtll cure any cas f kidney trouble that la not beyond meal, i-u aid. For sals by all irun.si. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Warren Fagey, once a member of t Omaha pol'ee force and later an empn) f tie Burl'rgton Fa'lrnnd company, haa eHirred to Or aa after spend nr n nn fi ber of yeara ln the aouth for the benefit of L iia health. .ECESSAHY TO TREAT THE STOMAGII Claim mi Central Figure in Recent Contro- verrsy is Novel The new theory advanced Ly L. T.ii sort of dulL pain that I could not quite Coopor relative to the human stomaih ' understand 1 hen there was a dull head has attracted such wllespread attention oche, and my mind seemed to Le wandir- that the public In cities vl.slted by the: Ins; contim allly. I cnulJ not eat, and Gowerameef IrnpM omesieads young man has been Julned by many p'uy slt'lans in a discussion of his belief and medicines. v.hat little solid food I did eat I could not retain on my stomach. I tried every remedy I could think of, and nlse tried 'Mr, Cooper says that human lite 1th Is . out a number of patent medicines, but dependent alm;ist entirely upon the stom-1 w Ithout any appaient result. It was ach. He says that no dUeme ran h through one of my friends that I lieaid conquered without lirst alleviating r.ll of Cooper'e preparation, and I Immediately stomach dlaordera. Ha further says that decided to try some of It. It 1m two weeks I most men and women of this (feneration since I took my first dose of it, and I are nan-lick, owing to degenerate atom- feel like, a new woman. The headache ache. And lastly, he claims that his New teems to have disappeared, and the pnln Discovery medicines will rejuvenate the In my stomach along with It. Th medl human stomach In SO days. cine is worth It weight In gold, and 1 Cooper has been traveling from one city 1 want to thank Mr. Cooper for what he ti- mother, ronduf-tins In each what ha , has done for me." calls a campaign of education, for thej Mr. Edwin F. Marse, of 20 Oakley atreet. Vast year lie baa met the public In the Dorchester, a small suburb of Boston, larger cities of th country, and hU auc-;saya: "For three yeara I had not a well cess haa been phenomenal. Tnousanls cf day. My stomach was ln frightful shape; perle have flocked to his headquarters the mer thought of food would nauseate wherever he has gone, and tha sale of, me, and I really hal a horror of anything To'jr I un1re3 4D-3crc tracts of irrigated land ia the Icimedl ,te, vicinity ot Bailjitli?, Mont., a station 0.1 the Lurligton Route 22 miles from til ings in the Yeiiowston? Valley, now subject to l.om steaJ by the first lejal applicants. . Join ono of our personally conducted landseeksrs' excursions to the Bij Horn Basin and Yellowstone Valley, the first and third Tuesdays in November und December, and let me show you this beautiful, rich valley. These lands are irrigated by the government and the price is $31.00 per acre, divided into ten yearly payments without in terest. This is cheaper than paying rent. These lands produce 50 bushels of wheat per acre, from 70 to 90 bushels of oats, 1 8 to 22 tons of su.sar beets, three cuttinars of I alfalfa and all kinds of vegetables. ! ROUND TRIP TICKETS on dates named to Worland, Basin or Cody, Wyo., or Billings, Mont., from Omaha or Kansas City, $20.00, and from other points in proportion. j For further particulars, write today, 1 1 I. I .-. i . . -l . ir' IkM: - J. D. Clem Deaver, General Agent, Land Seekers' Information Bureau, Room 4, ( 1001 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. fS3P V y '! ' TTOf ,y,WTy'fJtp-i-Mjri. i n Jt-- ... . - I- rr - i ' nr-m . - : '?';.- ' T" t. K-v-w -,'VV -('-"-'-!.y I mm " .- -l- his medicine hat been beyond anything of the kind ever before witnessed. but this year it Is practically the only house ; PolMty ,ne mo8l lntere.,lnf fclture of not crowded for room. Last year there was tne ntt(.nUon thS young man hag at. a slight decrease ln attendance, but thla year th decline la so great as to cause cornrrent. Th decrease In attendance la du to th demolition of dwellings to make - !'. him irrriy of followers, whom he has converted to his belU-f c.i. , l.n to -jay on th ubjsct. Th following statements ar room for business blocks In th Third ward, j from two wel, known Identa of Chicago The most Important change la due to the construction of the Northwestern freight depot, which resulted ln th removal nf titty or moi children from the ditrie- and Poston, reapeetlvely, and the enthu- et. ll solid f irdl would cause me x-; treme Indigestion, bloating and gas ou my i ii,i..dch, .1,(1 nothing tasted right. Some time ago I got some of this Cooper's modi- , cines, a'.out which there Is so much talk, j I actually feel as well and atrong as a boy j ver line th first bottle. Every sign of stomach trouble has disappeared, and I i have a hearty appetite and eat three square meals ; everything seems to tast Announcement, weddtdnar stationery ani caljlrg cirdi, blank book and magax'.n Liudlng. 'Fliona Doug. 1SW. A. L Root, loo. r . , haracterlstlc of Cooper a good. Anyone who knowa what chronic; admtrera generally. , ir.dlgestlon la can appreciate what thia .. '.f S"01 State Hret, means to me. I consider this the mut Chicago, says: "I hav been suffering for ; remaikahle medicine I ver heard of." o .. .i cuiii.,iiiuti.)n of stoma' h We ell Mr. Cooper' medicines, and troubles, catarrh and com tipatlon. I had find them to b all b claims. lieaton , , a gnaIug pain lo th pit of my stomach, . Drug Co. J Illinois Central Railroad TO puirifn tier rnnrj mn rniiriiritt Xinqb fllNFAPIl K 5T P1MI HIDrj 111 UdlTuuceT For Tickts, RJes and Detailed lnformat on, at CHf Ticket Office k02 Farnam St., Omaha. ri 1 Bee Want Ads Produce Results