THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 10, 1907.
I
Mother and
Restored
Both Suffered rrom Ca
tarrh of the Head and
Throat. Their Recovery
Was Prompt and Lasting.
Pernna 1 kept a a family med
icine in more homos than any
other medioino Invented.
It la safe totay that no medicine
ever devised has found such won
derful popularity aa a household
remedy as Peruna.
It 1 estimated that at least two
million homo keep rerun at
hand continuously for family one.
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OKISSLK). s
throat and head. 1 (hank you very much for your advice.
Terunu lias done trie wonderful good, also, for the same ailment. I am
entirely cured. 1 would not be without it. 1 will certainly praise your
medicine wherever I see It la needed. ..".
THIS changeable weather during the
winter months Is one of the great
est foe with wlilrh every family
has to .contend.
Catarrh' of the head ami the throat
Hhound with all their disagreeable symp
toma of harking and coughing, sneezing
und snuffing.
A remedy that wUl both relieve nnd
lrevent these ailments la of priceless
value to any fumlly.
Such a remedy l t'erunu.
Many a mother hus discovered Its
merits, -not only when she herself la at
tacked by some phase of catarrh, but for
the children also.
No sooner has one member of the family
been relieved no sooner has Its efficiency
been discovered In one case, than It Is
tried In another case.
Sfion the discovery Is made that Iemna
ts a reliable family remedy, good for
mother ami daughter, father and son.
No wonder so many, mothers praise It.
No wonder so many fathers Insist on
keeping It at hand.
ICE CREAM WHILE YOU WAIT
Fifty. Tore Irrnsitu from the Cow
t'atll Frosea Dellrarr la
Served.
All Intercut at the Pure Food show Friday
night at the Auditorium was centered In
the exhibition given on the stage by the
Magic Instant Ice Cream Freeser company,
when two Jersey cows were milked, the
cream separated and made Into lee cream
before 3,001 people In Just fifty-three seconds
from the time the milk came from the
cows.
Demonstrations have been made during
the show In their booth by the freezer
company, but so great had In-come the
crush around the booth that the owners of
the freeser decided to give tho exhibition
on the st ago last night and to prove to the
satlsfactloo of some more curious people
that the milk could be taken warm from
the cows and made Into Ice cream Just as
well as If It waa cold.
The two Jorsey cows were milked on the
stage by the automatic milkers and from
the time the milk was poured Into the sepa
rators until It was paired to the spectators
In the form of Ice cream Just fifty-three
second was consumed, thirty-nine seconds
to separate the cream and fourteen seconds
to make the Ice cream after it was poured
Into the freezer. Pome of this time waa
also consumed In sweetening and flavoring
the cream. The demonstration proved lw
yond a doubt the efficiency of the Magic
freier.
Muglc. fieesets aiu manufactured In
Omaha by 'the Abliott Manufacturing com
pany of which j;dard l.umhofcr is presi
dent and J. A. Abbott la secietary. So suc
cessful was the demonstration that the
company Immediately derided to manu
facture a large number of the freezers
which pleased the spectators to such a de
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. GUARANTEE TO
Remove Gall Stones
WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR PaIa
. If you are a sufferer from Gall
Ptonea. you know that they have
never before been removed except
with the knife.
I have discovered and formulated
a method whereby I will guarantee
ta remove Oall Stonea and the ele
ment in the system which produce
toein within five daya. without the
use of a knife and free from pain
t have successfully treated all
cases ltn my new method that havs
come to ine and wtll glvv )uu an ab
solute guarantee that I cn treat you
successfully. Write me for further
livforuuttlou.
m. v. imtitrs. m. i.
, Albion, Neb.
Daughter
by Pe-ru-na.
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Mrs. T. H. Gelssler. 80 Milton Street,
Cleveland. Ohio, writes:
"I wrote to ymi for advice in re
gard to the honltll of my dauKhtcr.
I have been giving hrr tho Peruna
regularly, a Mated, and she Is en
tirely cured of lier catarrh of the
In many a family It Is an entire medi
cine chest, taking the place of thu, family
doctor fur the numerous climatic ailments
of winter.
Mrs. t'. K. Kong, the mother of little
Mlna Long, writes from Atwood, Col.,
as follows:
We can never thank you enough for
tho change you have made In our little
one's health. Before she began taking
your I'eruna she suffered everything In
the way of congas, cold and croup, but
now she has taken not quite a bottle of
Peruna and Is as well and strong as she
has ever been In her life. She has not had
the croup once since she began taking
I'eruna, and when she has a little cold
a few doses of Parana fixes her oat all
right."
Pe-ru-na Protects The Entire
Household.
We have In our tiles many testimonials
similar to the above. However, mi do not
hear from the large majority of mothers
who have been benefited by Peruna.
gree that the manufacturers were con
vinced that no family would want to be
without one.
The Maelo freezer Is a simple contrivance
nnd docs not requira the lnleried muscles
of an itthlete as do some of the old style
of freezers, but Is so simple that' a child
can work It. The cream nxopnredr with
flavoring and sugar. Is poured Into . the
freezer nnd a revolving cylinder, In- whteh
la placed the Ire arid salt. Is" turned and
when this cylinder comes In contact with
the fluid the Ice cream Is formed and the
cylinder revolved until the cream la frozen.
This is thu simple process wblt.h took Just
fourteen seconds on the stage of the Au
ditorium Friday night.
Nothing at the show excited half tho
comment as did tho freezer made by the
Abbott Manufacturing company, and hun
dreds could not believe their eyes as they
saw thu finished product come from the
freezer, but crowded around to sample the
cream to seo If their eyes did not deceive
them. The sumo exhibition will be given
this afternoon and evening.
MEN PILLARS OF THE CHURCH
Or, Rush Declares They Have
Been Mainstays Throats
Ages.
To gifo the new pastor. Rev. Frederick
T. Rouse, an opportunity to become better
acquainted with the men of the church
a supper was given at the First Congre
gation church Friday night, which was
well attended. Mr. Rouse called upon sev
erul of the members of the church for
their views on matters of Interest con
nected with the church.
"M'-n are waking amain to their respon
sibility In the church," said Mr. House.
"Tho 4'hurch betfun Its existence us a
man's organlzxtion and all important work
of the church has been carried on by
the men, down through the line, teach
erst prophets all' have been men. I do
not mean to lay leas emphasis upon the work
of the women of the church, but sjmply
'give a mutter ot history. Of course we
remember Mnry, the mother of Jesus
Christ, hut after all the responsibility has
been upon the men of the church. Be
cause In later days men have been re
linquishing some of their powers to the
women Is no reason why It should con
tinue. Ho it Is that I am pleased that the
flixt social gathering to greet me in my
new parltli Is of the men of the church.
Men are no better nor worse than the
women und tln-re are as many men In
lieuven 114 there are women."
I Mr. House then called noon Frank
Crawford, who told of some of the past
experiences ot the men's organizations In
the church. Others responded Informally
to thu call of the pastor.
PHILLIPS' TESTIMONY .READ
Kvlilenee ot Witness lu Former Trial
of Sin Adams Admitted by
the Coart.
IlATHliRl M, IJa . Nov. -In Uu, trial
of Sieve Aalanta for the murder of Fred
Tyler, Judge Woods announced today that
the copy of the testimony of Archie Phil
lips, taken at the former trial would be
admitted, Phillips being now missing.
The reeding of the testimony waa then
taken up and this occupied practically all
of the forenoon. 1'hilllps told of his first
meeting with Tyler, the murdered man. In
March, lfof and said that Ty ler went from
Santa with him to the claim of Phillips,
arriving there June 1, and remained there
until the latter part of August. He first
saw Steve Adams in July, shortly after
the Fourth. Witness related the circuin
' st soces of Tyler's coming -to his cfbln
! about August It), ISot, coming about supper
I time and remaining there until after sup
j per. since which ttme nothing waa seen of
him alive. The murder waa supposed to
have occurred next day. The defense ob
jected to the reading of some portions of
the crusa-examiitatiou, anj this obttlon
wag sustained
MRS. EDDY ONLY A TEACHER
Not Inventor of Christian Science,
Say Misi Brookini.
GREATEST LEASEE OF HER AGE
l.ertmrer at Boyd Dlscasees Prta
r I alee ef Celt anal Ita Relatloaa
Other (ariettas
Desemlaatloas.
Miss Mary Prooklns of Minneapolis
spoke to a large audience Friday night at
the Boyd theater on the principles and
policies of the Christian Science church.
Mis Brooklns Is a lecturer of national
fame and is a member of tha Christian
Bclehce board of lectureship of the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, of Boston.
Her lecture was an exposition of the bazle
principles of the cult with reference to
Its relations to other Christian denomina
tion. Miss H rook Ins referred to Mrs. Eddy
not as the Inventor but as the teacher of
science, through whom It was given to
tho world.
"The head of this movement, Mrs. Eddy,"
she said, "through whose clear conscious
ness thl most spiritually metaphysical
teaching came as a divine revelation and
through whose boundless patience, energy
and faithfulness It has been established,
is beyond question the greatest teacher
and leader of this age. She has earned
this distinction because she has broken I
the error of human belief In bondage to
the flesh, and has made known the divine
power which, when properly understood
and applied, redeems from sickness", sin
and death."
In part Miss Brouklna said:
First of all be It known that Christian
Science Is not something that Mrs. Eddy
has Invented, or manufactured In some
storehouse or workshop of human conjec
ture. It Is not a system of mental
therapuetlcH In which the muscles or or
gans or elements of mortal mentality are
manipulated fur the benefit of the sick.
Jesus' Teachings Basis.
Christian Science Is not a profession for
a few to follow, but a divine order and
practice. It Is at once the messenger and
the message of dlvlne-Jove, coming to
self-affllcted humanity to heal, ..to redeem,
to uplift, to crown with blessings Infinite
Now we believe Christian Science Is a
rediscovery of what Jesus taught and
demonstrated as to what God Is and what
Ood does. It Is man's discovery of him
self in the Image, the character of Ood,
!plrlt, Mrhd. Instead of the effigy In mat
ter, thnt physical sense testimony would
iihvh iusieneo upon. ' . i
The only evidence we have of matter
Is the testimony of the physical senses,
which tHke no cognizance whatever of I
uou. Ail will admit that Uod la Truth as
the scriptures declare. It Is plain that
the phy slcal senses recognize- what they
suppose to be matter and all Its appan nt
conditions. But. as they know nothing
of Ood. Truth, then It cannot be that mat
ter la tratii, hut quite the opposite. Truth
being real, Its opposite must be unreal,
and that Is J ist what Christian Sclenco
says of the m ttcr
Tho scriptures say man was created In
Ood s Image nnd likeness. Is God made!
or matter, eitner wnoiiy or in part? No.
What then Is there tn God that Is the
basis of our resemblance to material man?
If God be all spirit Is not spiritual man
really his likeness, hence the only real
man? Orlgei. writing In the year 125,
defined baptism as "an escape from mat
ter-rthe Lord leading us Into light that In
shadowless, and is material no longer."
From this It appears that the early Chris,
tlana held the same view of the nothing
ness ot' matter.
Appeal to lllaraer Code.
It will have to rest with those who ap
pose Christian Science to prove wherein
hus ever done harm or shown Itself a
i .iace to tho health or safety of any
community. It has rather been a check
upon stagnation, a preventive of ep
demles and the various calamities that af
flict the ruee. With a due regard to ex
isting etvll luw and Its behests our appeal
I always to the higher code of spiritual
lawr wherein Clod Is legislator, executor and
judge,- Vmter this benign ruling all hu
man rights are duly subserved.
In all nearly SMO organizations of this
denomination weekly experience meetings
are held, where, at a very low estimate, an
average of seven testimonies are heard at
eaqh session, of cases which cover every
known disease of body and mind and mor
als, chronic and acute, organic and func
tional, one can readily Bee what a volume
of evidence is thus all the time accumu
lating of the curative efficacy of Christian
Science.
That the exponents of Christian Science
have not been able, at all times, and under
all circumstances, to demonstrate Its high
est possibilities, is not at all strange In
view of Its comparative newness and the
volume of opposition against It. However,
even now Its successes so fsr otitnumler
Its failures, that a reasonably fair-minded
public will allow Its successes to be re
corded as well as Its failures.
Though not much given to statistics, we
can aay without exaggeration that mutiy
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hundreds of thonsanda of so-called Incur
able case of disease have been healed
through Christian Science. Notwithstand
ing this astounding statement. Its work Is
by no means confined to the cure of phys
ical Ills rather is thla Incidental to the
vastly greater mission of haling sin and
leading In all matters of genuine reform.
Hunts of people havbeh and are being
healed 'of the appetite fot Intoxicants, to
bacco and opium and other drugs through
thla aort of temperance workproving It to
be a prohibition that actually doa prohibit
the sin itself Instead ot spending Its en
ergies In the fruitless attempt to prevent
the consequences of continued sin.
'o Qaarrel with Doetars.
Christian Scientists have no quarrel with
the medical fraternity. We appreciate and
honor the sincerity and self-saariftclng love
of human kind that has ever characterized
that profession as a whole, and we would
hot underrate the honest endeavors of
hosts of Christian physicians to serve and
help the race. A noted physician states
that SO per cent, of all known diseases are
tho result of fear. Then a religion whose
fundamental principle and only acknowl
edged power Is love, that Is capable of
casting out all fear, surely has strong
claims to recognition as a factor In the
realm of therapeutics.
To our friends In the other churches we
say: We have not come Into the field of
religious labor for the purpose ot multiply
ing denominations or to Intrude In any way
upon your well-earned domain.
An untold volume of holy real and con
secrated activity have been exercised In
the upbuilding of Ood a cause as you have
understood It. To both of these classes
we say: "Have wo not all one father?
Hath not on Ood created us?" Christian
Scientists are not your enemies. With all
respect and honor due to your devoted
efforts and worthy achievements. Christian
Selene comes as a later message from the
All-Father, looking toward the ftfller es
tablishment of His kingdom on earth as It
Is til heaven. It Is the angel that troubles
the waters of Hi never-failing Bethesda,
that the way-worn and weary, the phys
ically, mentally and morally Infirm may be
refreshed and healed. Ita mission Is to
bring to human knowledge the ever-present
healing Christ, the risen savior, reappear
ing now, not In person, but In Idea, to save
and bless mankind.
INTEREST FOR YORK COUNTY
(Continued from Third Page.)
present from Edwards, Genoa, Fullerton 1
and Albion. . i
BEAT ft ICG A circular was received
here yesterday announcing that the Hoc
Island company would take off the morn
ing passenger train eatbnund and the
evening passenger westbound Sunday, No
vember 10. The Commercial tlub will
have tho company rescind Its actio.., if
possible, as Beatrice cannot well afford
to lose the service. j
DAVID CITT-Mis. Kate Seward, daugh- '
ter of Mr. Donaher of Center township,
who has been mentally unbalanced at times,
ran away from home Thursday morning.
She was found a mile or so from home
hid In some willows. Imagining some one
was going to kill her. She was brought
before the Insanity board In the afternoon..
and adjudged Insane. j
MtII,EN O. F. Hamilton, the lawyer'
who was given notice to "quit the town" 1
a year ago by notices being posted on 1
the band stand In the public square, was
arrested Saturday on a warrant charging
assault with Intent to kilt hi auk Camp
bell, a farmer residing near town. Ho
waa placed under bond and hearing set
November 20 In Judge Bowers' court.
PUTTMOi;TH-Mrs. George W. Lln
Inger und daughter. Mrs. F. 1.. Haller. of
Omaha v'slted the Nebraska Masonic homo
In this city. The latter was in Europe at
the time of her father's death and col
lected a number of post cards while there,
which she had with her. The will of Mr.
Ilninger provided' for the erection of a
chapel at the Masonic home, which Is to
bo bullded next summer.
PI-ATTSMOCTH One of the most de
lightful social events of the season was In
the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Randall
when the Ijidles" Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church gave their snnual
reception to the old people. Mrs. li. A.
Moore presented the hostess with a bouquet
of roses, one of chrysanthemums to the
oldest lady, Mrs. William Atwood. and a
bunch of panales to eaoh one present. Mrs.
C. K. Wescott rec'led "Do You Think Ho
Did?" Mrs. Ij. A. Moore read "Don't Leave
All for t'-e Funeral." and Mrs. J. N. Wise
sang a olo very sweetly.
WEST POINT The golden wedding an
nlvereHrv of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs.
It. ft. ClutanofT of Bismarck town.dnp was
celebrated In royal style on Wednesday
at the farm home of the aged couple.
Sixty families, aggregating nearly 400
neighbors and friends. Joined In the fes
tivities. At noon the marriage ceremony
was perfomed by Rev. J. C. Ernst, pastor
of the German Lutheran church. A
unique feature cf the celebration was the
attendance of the bridesmaid, Mrs. Henry
Harfsu who attended Mrs. Clatanoff tn
the sumo capacity at her marriage In Ger
many tlfty years ago.
ST. PAi:i-The electric lighting difficulty
has this afternoon reached a happy solu
tion. After the bonds voted by the cltv hud
been declared Illegal by Auditor Searle the
city obtained a temporary injunction re
straining Mr. Crawford, the owner, from
discontinuing the service. Tho question as
to whether this Injunction should be made
permanent tinder the existing contracts
was Just now tinder consideration by Jude
Paul, when toduy the sale of the entire
plant to Mr. S. B. Knud.itn was effected,
thus removing tho liability of a long and
tiresome process of litigation. The con
s'deration was $10.(100 and Mr. Knudaen has
taken Immediate possession. It Is his In
tention to permanently retain the plant and
evtepd tho servloo as rapidly as he Is
able to.
NEHRABKA CITY The Sidney, Ta., Sun.
which was estahl'ahcd In l-4if. ad for vears
was one of the best papers otihlished across
the river, has suspended publication. It 1
seldom that s paper lives that long and
die from lack of patronage.
NEBRASKA CITY Fire last night de
stroyed one of the landmarks In this city.
It being the gubernatorial mansion erected
by Governr Black in 1Os. When built It
was the handsomest and most commodious
residences In Nebraska, being a story and
a half high, containing ten rooms, hand
somely furnished In what was then un-to-dute
style. C. N. Karstons, Alhert Thels
and August Gerhardt helped In the con
struction of the building and are still res',
dents of thla city. The building has passed
througti several hands and at last was but
little better than a shack. There was no
Insurance.
NEBRASKA CITY Wllllnm Brusha, ac
cording to documents In the county court,
ts legally dead, but he refuses to remain
dead. Some time ago Mrs. Nancy Brusha
died in this city, leaving one son, but he
had not been heard from for years, and It
was the general belief that he was dead.
An administrator was appointed for the
estate, and after a tt-i.r tl-e property sold.
Now comes the long lost son. who will
ask leave of the court to pav off the legiti
mate debts owed by h's mother and tliHt he
be given the property. It rom'ss to
develop Into an Interesting suit. William
Brusha Is now train dispatcher for the
Fanta Fe railroad at Fresno. Cal.
CODI'MBI'8 Arrangements have been
completed for the laying of ti;- corner
stone of the Young Men'a Christian as
sociation building by the grand lodge of
Masons, asstfted bv the members of I.eba-'
non lodge and Columbus and Gethsemane
commandery. Knights Temnlar, act'nv as
an escort to the grand lodge, on Friday,
November
OOIATMBl'S The following officers were
elected by Orient chapter, R..yal Arch
Masons, Friday evening: High priest,
k'drar Howard: king. George A. Scott;
scrtlw, J. H. Johannes: treasurer, O. T.
Roen: secretary. Jan.es R. Meagher. They
will be Installed at the regular meeting In
December.
rOUlMBl'S-Carl Johnson has been ar
rested charged with being a rl or the
fellow that broke Into the Columbus roller
mill, going throush things and taking a
lot of brass fixtures and knocking the ssfe
to pieces, and also breaking Into the office
of the P. D. Smith Dumber company.
COLORADO MAN MURDERED
A. G. llarpay, Hamate to Raffalo with
Car af Horses, Killed aad Tarawa
frosa Trala.
BUFFALO. N. Y., Nov. S.-Three days
ago A. O. Murphy, a painter by trade,
left Colorado Springs in charge ot a car
load of horses consigned to sn East Buffalo
firm. When the trsln reached South Bend,
Ind., Murphy was missing and the car door
was nailed up. The train reached here
today and when It was opened unmistake
able evidence waa found that Murphy had
been murdered. His cot was saturated
with blood snd on the floor ot the opposite
side of the car under some hay waa found
a blood-stained hammer. Word was re
ceived by the police tonight that Murphy's
body had been found near fekiuth Bend.
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OlM EASY
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Machinery in Swift Fertilizer Plant
Not Much Damaged by Tire.
PUTS ONLY PEW OUT OF WORK
Yard Officials Look (ar Larger Ttna
of Steele Kext Week with Mare
Settled Financial Coa
tlltlvna.
A thorough Investigation of Swift and
Company's fertiliser phnt, which was
partly burned Thursday night, showed that
the building wes only partially ruined. The
roof, the third and second floors and a
few places In the first floor were badly
damaged. The machinery was most all
uninjured. The walls of tho building are
secure. Immediate steps will be taken to
build up the destroyed portions. One of
the mills which are used to pulverise the
fertiliser was destroyed. This was an old
mill which the company was about to re
place. In fact, tho new mill arrived yes
terday morning and will be put In place.
The fire caused no delay In any other op
erations of tho plant. General Manager
Edwards said yesterday morning that the
report of the loss contained In The Bee
was very nearly correct. If anything he
thought the loss a little less than fclQ.OOO.
When asked If the fire had caused th
lay off of any men,. Mr. Edwards sold
very few.
ln connection with tho number of men
employed at present, the manager stated
that Swift and Company, with' all the
other packers In the' city, had reduced
their forces slightly since the money string
ency became so acute. "If the run of live
stock Is not Increased at this point soon
the forces of men employed will have to be
reduced more. Bo far we have dispensed
with as few men as possible and we will
be loath to part with any of them. It is
apparent that the farmers are holding
their farm products as much as possible.
The system of communication is so perfect
of late that all the facts touching the con
dition of the market are known to tho re
motest part of the country on the day of
their occurrence. The farming population
Is learning wisdom. The agricultural ques
tion Is going to be a great one In future
economics. I believe tha 'gentlemen' will
be the land owners eventually, as In Eng
land." J. L. Paxton of the Union Stock Yards
company said yesterday that he confi
dently expected a larger run of cattle and
Bi9iariaeBtKaKsfS9i
BREAKS A COLD III s
ITWEIITT -FOUR HOURS J
Or Cores Any Conga That Is Curable, sj
rresorlptloa of Voted Vbvsloisa.
Mix one half ounce of Concentrated oil
of pine, with two ounces of glycerine and
half a pint of good whiskey. Shake thor
oughly and use In doses of a teaspoonful
every four hours.
The renowned throat and lung special
ist of Philadelphia Clinics who established
a camp for consumptives In the pine woods
of Maine, and whose remarkablee cure
there attracted International attention, de
clares that the above formula la one of the
very best remedies obtainable for an
acute cold and that It will strengthen the
lungs, relieve coughs snd heal the bron
chial tubes. Also, that It will cure any
lung trouble not too far advanced Ifthe
patient will assist by plenty of outdoor
exercise. Inhaling deep, long breaths every
few minutes.
These Ingredients are procurable of any
good prescription druggist and easily
mixed at home and it should take Its place
as one of the most valuable remedies In
the family medlcinee chest.
Inquiry at one of the leading druggists
elicited the Information that Concentrat
ed oil of pine is put up for dispensing
only In half ounce vials Securely sealed
In tin arrewtop esses to protect It from
heat and light. The oils sold In bulk and
some patent medicines sold as "OH of
Pine," should be avoided because owing
to their Impurities they only produce nau
se slid are rather harmful than effective.
JUST 50 BELOW fe
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CREDIT PAYMENTS
BY WEEK OR MNTM IP DE-IRE&.
NO EXTRA CHARGE
Omaha t. A Opt. Co.
Ilth a Farnam
of our big values,
Desi enamel ; in any j
$3,50
colors, and ornamented v.
any size at
PAYMENTS,
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JUST EAST OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK
hogs during the coming week. Every thing
looked favorabJo Tor It yesterday afternoon.
The receipts duping the week declined
nearly 50 per dtnt. Prices also continued
lower for hogs. The week's decline was
about 90 cents. Cattle rallied toward the
last of the feek. Yesterday there were
only 1,000 on hand. There were 2,000 hogs.
Case Agalaat ICd Parker.
The South Omaha police think they have
succeeded 'Jn making a case against lid
Parker, a 'oegro who waa arrested on sus
picion nearly u week ago. He was found
to have a lot of fine silk stockings, a mink
skin cap, some silk handkerchiefs and
some fancy suspenders. It was believed at
the time that he had no right to possess
the goo. Is and the police arrested him.
Yesterday they discovered that the cap be
longed to tho Western Fur company of
South Omaha. Thla company Is located at
Twenty-fourtr and M streets. The case will
I be bivught to trial today.
Searr Defies Police.
C. E. Bcarr had an altercation with the
I South Omaha police yesterday morning
j over a number or boxes which ho had
j caused to be placed on the sidewalk before
iua drug store at . Twenty-fourth and M
streets. This is In violation of a city ordi
nance and tho police notified Mr. Bcarr.
Although he admitted knowledge of the
ordinance, Mr. Scarr Insisted that there
was no need for the police to single him
out from a dosen other offenders whom ho
declared hsd kept boxes on the walks with
out molestation from the officers. To
settle tha matter by ultimatum he told the
captain he would move the boxes when he
got ready, and would pay a tine If neces
sary for his deliberation. The boxes have
been on the walk two days and are still
there.
Hard Game for Hlh School.
The South Omaha toot tall team will hkvo
Ita toughest gamo so far this season thla
afternoon, when it will play the Council
Bluffs High school at the Hustler base ball
park. The members of tha team have all
been able to make good the credits which
were lacking at one time In the season.
Several changes will be made In the posl.
Hons of the men. Raasell Ilarclay will re
turn to his old place at quarter and It Is
thought the change will be good. The fol
lowing will constituto tho South Omaha
team: Emll Gall. Arno Dlckman. Oeorgo
Scheuler, Roland Elisor, fame Green, Hurd
Stryker, Oeorge Rapp, Russell Barclay,
Lloyd Lehmer, T. Ensor and William
Resche. The subs are Floyd Finch, C.
Meany, Schulta and Armburst. The rooters
will meet at the high school building and
go to the game In a body. They start at
1:30. The game Is called at I p. m. I
Bandar Services.
Dr. R. Ij. Wheeler will occupy the pulpit
both morning and evening, at the Presby
terian church.
Rev. H. II. Millard's morning topic will
be, "As and Bo." The evening sermon,
"A New Discovery." N i
"A Lesson In Hread Raking" will be Rev.
Oeorge Van Winkle's morning subject. "A
Great Inheritance" will be his evening
theme.
The annual Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Baptist church. Rev. R. W.
Livers will preach the sermon. A thank
offering will be taken for the building fund
for the local Young Men's Christian asso
ciation. Rev. Andrew Renwick will preach from
the subject, "A Bit of History." The even
ing theme Is, "Mother and Her Son."
The Sunday school ef the English Luth
eran church twill conduct a sptx-lsl service
at that church Sunday morning. The young
people will meet in the evening.
Rev. F. T. Ray of Downs, Kan., will con
duct the service for the Christian church,
at the Workman-temple, both morning and.
evening. Tho quarterly meeting will be held'
8unday at Letter's Memorial church. Rev.
Dr. Oorst will preach In the evening. The
quarterly conference will be Monday even-
. ...
ilia:. .
Magte C'ltjr'Oosalp. - '
W. B. Van Hant s motlter Is serlously-411
st Tarklo. Mo.
The women of the MethodisV church hold
a rummage sale Thursday, November 14. .
The women of the Methodist Home Mis-,
aionary society ait at the parsonage
terday afternoon.
J. A. Mclan has Just returned from
lows, where he hss been since his visit to
the Paclflo coast.
F. M. Sharp of the South Omaha force
of government Inspectors has been trans
ferred to Chicago.
John Jackmeu, who was seriously hurt
at the Mud creek sewer, Is Improving st
the South Omaha hospital.
' J .W. TibWtts. who has been In the em
ploy of the Cudahy Packing company, has
res'gried his position aod goes to Chicago.
The "Ward" readera which were ordered i
t r y ft
rim
8 lUU S
THIS CHAXJs
Is
back, golden oak
a chair that Is
more money
thsn our
price.
Only
finish,
worth
85c
as a.
ItEWiBT BAttan.
When you buy a Stewart you get
the best that money can buy; made
of the finest polished steel, nickel
plating on copper,
by the best stove
makers in the
world
$33
SAME PlRICE
A
SQUARE
DEAL
by the Board of Kbaoatlon for the South
Omaha grades were distributed yesterday.
A boy by the name ef Kreadl seriously
Injured Mrs. Anne Kunci 1, us North Twen
tieth street, yesterdsy by shooting at her
with a slingshot.
The Danish Brotherhood linn refused to
buy the Bouth Omaha Intersection bonds.
They are an Issue of tS,iiu nuthorlaed by
the last legislature.
Angus Bloom of Wood River was In
Smith Oniaha yesterdsy to buy feede
sheep. He reports that tho hard times
have had absolutely no effect on the farm
ers yet.
During the fine weather the members of
the South Omaha Country club still plav
g .If and croquet A matched game Is on
with Roberts and Btyson against Glbsun
and Melcher.
MURDER CASE POSTPONED
Men Charged with Killing; Necret
Service A Kent Walker Plead
Not Gallty.
DL'RANGO," Colo., Nov. 9. -William W
Muson and Joseph Vanderwelde, accused
of the murder of Joseph A. Walker, Cnited
States si-crot service agent, at the Hes
perus mine Sunday, pleaded not guilty
when formally arraigned In the district
court Friday. Their attorney made a mo
tion for an Immediate trial, but at tho re
quest of the district attorney no date was
set. It Is probable that a special session
of the district court will be called within
lie next two months ta hear the case. The
body of Walker was taken to Denver to
day. On tho same train left most of the
government officials who have been here
since last Tuesday. There are still left ta
the city a number of federal, officers, In
cluding Frank Hall, assistant attorney gen
eral for the United States, and a force of
secret service men.
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A REVELATION III
PIAUO VALUES
h Th.L8 .'.8 an age of economy and
the thrifty perron buy. where
tmwe? 'If K,'ea,eHt PTchaaU
power, quality considered. Ve
manufacture Pianos w0 sell you
direct-savin you the profit .
dealer would hava to add on p.!
us a vlHlt befor. buying- and
will explain why we give a fun
term of music lessons free with
each plano BoIdf and gave "b
"Hd.'0"1, ",y frOm$,0 t0
$10 CASH AHD $5
PER MONTH
of 1,000 rulieg to Omaha. Notice
this week's specials: ouct,
XEW rPKKJirrs in fail,.
"Kany. f;i.i tmn,J Ma-
Walnut r-u " "nJ Burl
KOHMKft I'ltiru
oo $4oV(150
PIIKMKXT HKDITKI) WMCK
I'HKO I I'KIGHTK AND SQI ARKH
1 Roaewood, Upright. . , t . .$711.00
I MahoRany. Upright' . . . .fttd.ofi
1 Oak, Ljrlkht fllli.tHi
1 Melnway, Square ...... tOO.lM)
1 Union, (Square .$30.00
Other -Spuare -Hanoa $io, $15,
$20 and up.
We take old. Instruments In ex
change at full value. Rent. tune,
mote afid repair-Pianos at: lowest
rates. Write for catalogues, pri
ces and bargaluVlst, or pay us a
visit ot Inspection.-. Operating five
stdrea and a facUry enabhw us to
save you the small dwalers' profit
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