Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 4, 1915, Page 2

2 THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1915. 1915 WHEAT CROP |FRADS RAISE BESSEY FUND FIVE AND A HALF | The-soap-with-the-naptha-in-it— 'Fh,n's SUIT FOR - |l Pacific Slope 0CCUPATION TAX| Recks in Earthauakel " ppp sgg REGORDS)| ries mured bt surt vy HILLION T0 ROADS that’s \\'_\ m \|\-. 18C0 “v‘v s —shar | | Orgl;xnnon l:e;mg to Honor prk 1 \ sl earthquake shocks were felt at | A | emory of Professor - i Reed Begins Action Agninst the [o'clock tonfeht at pointa in Utah. Nevada, | Board of Agriculture Estimates o Compilation Shows to What Extent { Rock Island and Wells Calitornin wnd ddahe Throuholt ot | Yield Three and Quarter Million |WANT PERMANENT MEMORIAL| Nebraska Has Aided in Rail \‘ ' Fargo. tremors occurred in Tapid succession, Bushels Over High Mark. — oy Construction. | o the perfod of vibration being from ten LINCOLN, Oet 8 ~ (Special.) ~ . R i BRINGS ONE FOR EACH YEAR '0 fifteen seconds. No shocks, however, ACREAGE LARGELY Ilmmn!"":":"“ l{z:r the :.(-‘hl\'llhm:'l:" ":v v:-: DODGE AND WASLINGTON START were oxperienced In San ‘rancisco, i enfowment to perpetuate the o s 7 N (From a Staff Correspondent.) Mg it A e Nito 160 NEBRASKA WHEAT GROP. f;pfi" Ay fl“'::l'“:“: “:".‘.'::";':”:. 'll"v'" paErom & tat nn-.p:nd.-:‘\‘.: " O v, pe o - °r seoupants - > - -, Qoror of ! JANC 4N, et 3 ~(8pecia —~Ne- LINCOLN, Oct. &—(Special)—8uit for | SC TRt Co0iman e F ook were | Winter wheat acreafe, out today by the committee In charge.|hragka ovunties and their suvdivisions | | p -t By ;mm.'".'n:";;'":":;:: atrong. T Up until the present time only the §Tad-!hace fasued %,04,465 In bonds to aid In | i D T e Y In Reno, Nev., two slight shocks | uates of the university have been #8 (piii a4 consiruction in the state since . , Wl Farks Bapeess company fof W a8 T N T, AVerign e sore a4 T T e vk AT T dotacuciion o the #ibte [0 | You know what a wonderfu With lepal peniaities, has been © CNCCY reported a slight shock late today. | - about’ 175 have responded with An Aver|s,rding to a compilation of county bond | . : | v Atiarnay General Toe i the dltrict "0l 8 Koo e Y et [ o Corrampondent) | 8% donation of W The sl fund sow | s made by mte Avair B | Cl€ANEr naptha is. Then just aggregptes $1,452.10. | The first bona e ed by Dod % ] i H i LINCOLN, Oct. 3.— (8pocial)— | “The triends of Dr. Bessey drennised 'ng wasmingion comies on 1oty 1| iMAagine what it will do in com- The 1915 wheat crop is the largest the Bessey Memorial assoclation during the former jssuing 850,000 at that “time Averring that the capital stock of the 7 ! Rock 1sand is in excess of $25,0000, JOY RAMPANT ON ! | f SeboRte Ve ot 10 & yoar, the Al | |in the history of the state hy 3.067. (e summer for the pursoss of raiink'ana wmem Luer netween 2y -, ne| DiNAtioN with the other harm- B T e L . it 1 | *#7 %" | 515,000, the Income of which 18 to Ko 0 and November 28, 151, Richardson county . torney gemeral brings two actions, one UIYERA H]GHWAYMM bushels, $000rding 0. NEUFS . 3ire Deusey It 5B6 0 desired BBE DAC toued’ RIT0. tut tho recoras Ml e o ol oA talice’ PUMR the com Q | Gomptied by Seerslary W, J. Mollor| deuth, siver WhGH v Wi sapport (106 ; .| less cleansers that are in Fels | { | havi i 860 its 1914 taxes. show the proper dates. The following | pany having pa on —— e gl ol g of the Nebraska State Board of Agri-| ricarch fellowshipe fn the. deparimentare the counties, with the amount of | Napth a. While your clothes Coincidence of Dates Brings Added | culture {their bonds. A / alty of 16 per cent ia demanded | g o, A Antion. Ad 0 g A 2,000 | - The Wells-Fargo la Aued for $1.210, Happiness to Subjects of King The estimated yield In WInter| chancelior avery of the University o s, unty - 1l are Soakmg 30 minutes Fels per cent of it gross receipts of W'O‘:] Ak’s Realm. wheat in 1915 18 placed at #7,063,620 Nebraska is president; Guy E. Reed, ,'&"“‘“7 Naptha dOeS the hal"d work Preci . for 1914, with an additional penalty of 10| bsuhels, compared with 63,768,260 secretary, and George L. Hall, state Butfalo ocoun | per cent. The Wells-Fargo is not being | BUSHELS OF CONFETTI THROWN | 4 9.7 lreasurer, |s treasurer. The advisory Butler county 119,000 | . . A wued for Ita 1915 tax, which will not r-~| s In 1914, The yleld per acre is 19.7 ' 0 0 \neludes W. J. Bryan, La "0*"'(!;53'"“_- o | Of loose“"]g a”(l (IISS( )IVl“g tl 1e ISy sntd Hovembet. When In the course of events ft|hI® Year, as against 18.8 last year. verne W. Noyes of Chioago, Dr. Roacos City and Precinet ... . | 2 . { All Protest the Tax. happens that the first of the "mnm“Tho acreage has been increased from Pound, Cambridge, Mass.; E. J. Hainer, Clay county precinets grease and dlrt. { The Alams, the Ameriean and the i Ry - Cuining _county . 18,373,935 1n 1914 to 3,390,862, or L:": Al':‘ \"(""‘N F. “"‘;}"-m‘“ P“:" Custer county townahip | by only 22,000 acres, rederick K. Neflson, Washington, D.|Dakota county ....... within the last few days reported com- | tval s coincide—then s the ) Sreke il " C.; Alvin E. Pope, Ban Francisco; R, J. Hl:wn county precinets. ... bined gross earnings of $1,000,000 trom Ne-| time when the citizens are going to st year broke all previous rec-|pool, Lincoln; W. H. Hayweod, New [Dodge oounty . PO braska, which under the Smith law of 2| hyurst Into song and laughter. ords by 3,300,000 bushels, and this York City; Haven Metcalf, Washington, (¢ per cent occupation tax would make them | g o e word, That s | YeRr's flgures indicate practically the D Lawrence Fosler, Lineoln; Plt-lilcllm. owing the state altogether $20,00. In| ¥ same ratio of gain, |rick O. Gara, Balt Lake City; Frederick . Then—don’t hard rubl {ne Use Fels-Naptha for all soap-and-water work. 160,000 Wells-Fatgo Exp compinies Mave Saturday n'ght, and a first-class fes 530,738 | were married here today. You forgive| ,&\“_“un, don’t you?" ! Lenasrr| Forgiveness was promptly forwarded | 14340 | to the young folks, and they will return the carnival as a whoie is Improved, the 'Sioux .. handiing of the crowd by officlals and | Jeenton officers more efficient and the people Thomas are enjoying themselves, | truct the women of the United States in the latest and most { scieatific method of SELF-HELP; and our own stafl of Instructors will visit, during that week, as many stores as possible. without any of Thirston 165% | to Omaha today thelr report all proteat against the tax |JUst What the mass of human belngs, | . Clements, Minnoapons; James W. ey T unconstitutional. forming the carnival crowd last 3 Yield by Countles. | Crabtree, River Falls, Wia.; John L-‘(l;':::::;u :mll lowns-hl;‘w.- S Adase Srovess compiny, teportisi] might 14; The followink are the acrewges in each | Sheldon, Morgantown, W. V.; Edward Greeley county townshi.p e a e f % o " county, the uverage yieid and the num-|C. Elliott, Madison, Wis., and L. L. Har-|jya} SoUmty oo | Saturday, showed earnings o MILT®H on| 14 geamed to make all the differ- v T Sis hesiness, With Ghe fellowing sares ¢ ber of busheis raised this ye {ter, Washington, D. C. All are former Hamilton eounty i s ence in the world to the majority of | WINTHt WHEAT, students and friends of Lr. Beasey. Dr, |Precincts seneine . | inge from elght leading stations: Omaha, Ao ay, Thud Bessey was the fivst dean of agriculture |HArlan county townships 1 §$200,009; Lincoln, $101,366; Hastings, $27,004; | merrymakers that a pay day had 0c-! County wse. Per Acre, Bushels. | FENE S he | Holt county, township, cit ! Grand lsland, $96507; Beatrice, $21.87; | curred. Confettl is comparatively ! 4dsis Bl NI | S e 10 ke b T ‘casmse ot tu | ITCERA oty st | Crete, 314,062, Nebraska City, 91303 | shoan when you come iy | ABisIPe 2 hod it * | TORRSOR. SOUBLY e e | SRS Pomha, %0, the JZ‘! it pmd’uu-rnr:d l:orv::':tll“v‘u 5 B) ™ u"“:.-l-t::r:.lhtll Leadership fiumey m(um; o vl On'y a few months ago, the e and { | es, 17 0 | a N . nox county precinet. . . . . Peter Ol-m.l::;' ':' ':.'-":::;r for th ‘hfi"fld, wnllnpod and [anlly wafted | Hox Hutte, ‘:{: l‘" 1 i g S e L‘:;‘C“"X.(“lelr l(r.)odlln'é}l,(y mOSt lmpomnt corset.lnvennon o‘ ‘ll ume n , formes o | Ho: be.3 ' field has meant can never be estimated. s jave Nebraska Corn Meal company at Soward, | into the faclal convulsions of mortal | boya ... 8’ %! All cltizens of Nebraska are to be given | Monder coumty Dreoncts - was placed on sale—the new has protested to Labor Commissioner Cof- | belngs, it was thus propelled Satur- | kurraio 19 44 an opportunity to contribute to the fund,” | Precinct ....... ] fey that the Millers' Mutual Insurance ' duy evening. Not in those tit-for-tat, | Hurt w1 M| the wtatement says. : Nemaha county Séikinrecioee | company of Chicago has stopped PAY-| ono more-to-come clusters, but with |Cans - e %| During his lifetime Dr.. Bemsey was |Nuckeils county, Gity and e 4 = " ments due him under the rkman’s b o Seint h' N Ity | Codar .1 | president of the Soclety for the Promo- | cincts ove 104,400 compensation law. Since the insurance | [De care-free abandon that resu "‘:‘l':::v B, [ton of Agriculture, president of the |Qtoe county . company has never been admitted to do| from a pocket re-enforced with eV e 4% | Botanical Soclety of America, president PPm“m-;. 7 business in Nebraska, the injured mhn| pjckels, ready to be spent for ‘‘more |Clay 16.9 314,401 [ of the.department of natural sciences of |Precinct and cit; N 15 barred from suing the concern in tols | oo \po ome :'.:'.:.'n:. ;—.’(“ v"fi;:w the National Educational association, KP‘G'" ?’“hlv " ’ state, but the labor commiasloner has I~ | “p 0y 1y of the stuff descended on the | Cusier L 1| president of the American Assoclation | polk “county formed him that he can sue the man- trolicke " t fined to 8 ‘a 24 (402 | for the Advancement of Sclence. He was | Richardson ocounty agement for which he was working. gt e Fhitraiions Beve e e od| 34 0 at one time president of the Towa State |Precinct : { . ce, but worked Intz the Innermost | 193] | collese_and on several occasions acting [g™in® county precinet [ Prepares Apportionment. depths of their apparel, 9, A‘rh e ¢ the Unt 4 N Saunders county ... weive 1 State Superintendent Thomasi & Dre-| .\ qpyp to Mars” {8 drawing an alarm- ya...-i:‘ R SRS e e st PR (St and yluge . : paring to apportion 26,00 as state aid |, S (R OO era seem o 45| The committee has given out the turther |Beward county ... | to weak achool districts. Districts whoso | 1.y orowing so enamoured with the planet 1 '".'.'::"';:;:::":;‘“ . WL |Ehorman county - | "“uu""‘;':fl"" ot “0;:"'\‘::"‘“‘:‘;:“"::; that they may quit the Kingdom of I SEMS | 1n. "webula awarters. (At n:urunofi:::g}.‘;.,.’;,;“;. RN Its far-reaching and beneficial effects were im- | | ¢! seven mi 1 “rontie 81,534 | { ” . . .. i the ald, which must be applied for betore | 3“4} % Oxe to the distant orh. | | kiris” 13| Dr. Bossey in his great public generosity | Thiver county pre mediately recognized by hundreds of physicians and ' o become 024 | v y W & Atterneys Off to Capital. enveddingly popular With the “master| 8rfieid . 548 | X it “;'h I:'-n:’:':::lc:;fl_fflm his fiu:‘:- Washington God woman who had the good fortune to see it and test it. Attorney General Willla E. Reed and | 00 00 0 L L ated Loaber . picsy .+ 1O s b aglupr ol bt i w13 A0 i R A - . . . . / Chalrman Charies of the Nebraska Rail- | (it 08 WOAs 0 Cams ae indioated (rant ST | trionda iy 08 Whtel ::.(:.lau.-:";:: and |City precincts and townships..... 1000 This new corset-invention furnishes the medical ) 3 mfl:"“""“’" ‘::‘""l'; w““""“.: belngs who have the price of its pur-| 13,010 yoy as their intellectual father, will wish | Orand total .. 054 profession with helpful assistance in preventive as y, where Y take pert chase. The Ingredients are as follows: | Harlan {to share in the high privilege of con- well as curative treatment of certain female weaknesses; also—far the final arguments before the United | Hayes ... U . A tumbler of chilled clder, from the old o8 125,091 tributing to & fund for the perpetuating Abandon All Hope. States supreme court against the pro- | o ! ith & @ash of brulsed con- ! Fiicheock . 108479 | of the memory of his dlstingul | LANSFOBD, Pa., Oct. $.—All hope th T et G Te an, WESASAT NS (S MELE SHRLE of the western rallroads to put a press, with & of brul oon-, Holg . 70,98 ory of his distinguished serv- b, BD, Pa., . 8.—. ope that to HRALTH ot tti—preforabl, Hooker ices, the income of whie the nine nien who were caught_in the . . Mgcent interstate passenger fare into | fOUU-P y the green particles. The|jl00ker, hich fund Mrs. Bes- | 701} ' ‘coal and rock at the Coaldale ] Wwhole {8 to be strained slowly through a sey may recelve at her option. mine of the Leh'gh Coal and Navigation i i 3 o ot moustache Into the maw of the wmum-n“: Ky G260 ‘Tt should be further remembered that |company last Monday, are al was To m.ke. this bo‘.,nm?'o.m.nkmd quickly known, 1 = ] : Tesnes n-.:‘ tlon, o requi. | 1t 18 very popular, indeed! Ana much | Keariey 164,357 | the main purpose of the memorial [AbANdoned tonight. and to place it speedily within the reach of the great- ) q K55t map et o o e ol Qi | SURCIRRNAR S iy, lfizfl- Gea) | Shtismhi tund. 55 Joaride . ps | - - est number, we have induced representative stores throughout this \ E g #o! when one has been fed for sev-| Ki n 223,123 | al which s last as long in ¢ Okl, of Oliver B, Smith, wanted In 2 = ’ oge country to participate in a grost trade eveat during the first week - Knox - §1.475 as the state, even after Dr. Beasey hall Y Dawson mw‘lw statutory rape on [ "1 :::':“":“‘:::‘":‘:u':’"““" = the. Lancaster 44410 ahall have crumbled, and to ,mmog’; .| YOUTE BlllOllS! im October— Geneva Zesk, & 16-year-old girl, o Aeey Sona Kb, FEREO - v« S401a ever In Nebraska the atudy of botanical . o 9 o Berulokor Off on Tour, The Baturday night crowd was ‘just Lnu? 12540 subjects, which Dr. Bessey inaugurated ean 1Ver an A “.H Secretary Bernicker of the State Board |\ . big-hearted, happy throng that has =l;1,.:°n 22576 and inspirited for thirty years.” n | of Equalization loaves Monday to visit ! | B .30 | et ——— : i - made Ak-Sar-Ben a makio word through- | Merrick L 2 o o owels Tonight 1) w dosen ocounties to the actual | o 1o Jand. The spirit of Quivers '“‘go"m 3,588 R R _s'_-w" it [ mlnlnfl M‘y Mmr 4' 1915 e L | Nance . WE4 172 [ | | there—~no robigh atuff, just fun. While Nemaha 10,987 5 i s $ { i ? i the 1015 knights are caretully studying' Nuckolls &% B o E].Qpes Wlth Glrl He {Don’t stay headachy, sick or| ks £ ok 4 s 3 | i “Hqw ‘te Bormoust s Horwe.: and the | B, T w2 e . | have bad breath and | purpose of which is. to foreibly bring before i “Kink" i rending up on the Marquis of | Perkins = &3 W Saved from Drowning Eomarks t the public the exclusive merits of this new WON- | Queensbury rules, or “How to Fiay the Enbs e B uds RO A z DERLIFT Corset | Modern King," they should pause & mo- | Platte . S %1 X { T o ment ‘and sonsider the fact that the|PUIK. S 21 uews Jest smmer Orvile Wart 3. ot Wake up feeling fine! Best During thi riod Corse % TRAIOA o iskvare: W 0. $8ta. ‘Rever Nad l’{rlh\:"lll @084 178 1smwe Council Bluffs saved pretty 17-year-old laxative for men women : 1S pe: every t Department ey LN e R uolantis ookouos ralty | B rdmn w2 s 1‘{...,."‘:.:..»;.3::.“: nfr Policeman F. | d kil ) | will become, for the time being, a branch of the to the colora than were on the job Satur- | Salite SRR MBI D ot T rowaing an| ildren. NEMO HYGIENIC-FASHION INSTITUTE. The thousands of day evcnlluh'. 5 | Baunders OEE W1 S| Zast Right Mr. a4 Mva Ditter et &1 | gradustes and students of this Institute who are employed in many ‘:Mn bool“ . “b.l::“n::o:.u ‘:- .b:..‘;':“":‘:" Buaft... wll Bt telegram from Fremont, which read i { stores throughout the country, as well es the regular staff of every mm“o""“""" r“"'. R "“h“:. :‘; 52:2:’.::‘, :,:: “Dear Dad and Momsy: Orville and I | | Corset Department, will unite in a great effort to demonstrate and orme: i3 = 19 » 18 n n. 198, 1. 1 E (From a Statf Correspondent.) everything belng & “Jitney” for the ..P:-IIIOG.MD.“M 3~(Via London)—| gAN FRANCISCO, Oct. $.—A state- | Stomach sour. Don't stay bilious, sick, the annoyances that on some occasions | W 1 e | These experts will explain the new feature of ::,m “"n:“m"”' ¢ (the | avme s § Annoying Fall Cough. | this remarkable Corset; how it gives the most health- | T e _u':‘“:n""“’:: Whetlar . SN The first dose of Dr. Beil's Pine-Tar- { ful patural support, with delightful comfort; how it gradually and ! St en & bie day tn AR-8 'rm:x ns llfi-m\llon-y(;:ll,:l: ’3\‘; ‘ll lnl-x.fi | effectively reduces the size and aleo the weight of the figure; how ::':h:: -‘Hanrh::l:: “Dad" R ---_-'_-;_.__“_"»" 67,158,641 m'm“t. rugsteta, | it keeps the healthy women healthy, and relieves thoss who are o 2888 s outy ursing abused . ! ol Goak right hands and arms as the resul ussia Will i - ont Attorney e Bhow up to dute, Frghondingudi Ultimat segds fi GERMAN PRISONERS IN ‘ R, | They will fit the “Wonderlift” on you, and show ‘ P al. Wy Mt CaveinOve Lue dver and bowel . . . . ! Ba 'd b "o N T A o g imatum to Solla SIBERIA ARE SUFFERING ! ommcn’ whicn g you how to adjust it YOURSELF, so that it will give & Reproved by Oourt) ¥ a-tewse G5 e seme o o ontu e e iense || you symmetrie) s and o i, fnkicacbe gure. ! Russian minister of | headach: is th llpe ery woman CLINCOLN, Oct. 8.—(Speeial.)—At youngsters. Hundreds atrong they ment that 20000 German prisoners of headachy, constipated and full of cold. (4 e W. 3: Courtright of Framiont s ter | ¥hooped and gamboled over every quar. T atfairs, declared to the Assocl war are in Siberia without blankets or Why don't you get box of Cascarets b e ty 3 W Brteet by 5 Saseomn ooart o naving | (s of the sacieaire, very near woaring' pord o P eww:“x:-:z ;hn |: coats was contalned in a cablegram ask- from the drug store and eat one or two —to get acquainted with this corset, which soon will fout the nds Aoariane. “poretat resent | ng relief, received here today by George tonight and enjoy the nicest, gentlest i . Driét In support of & reheard merry-go-rounds and Ferrls ay gen ized, ‘th .:m. oy “\v:uww"m:ml wheel and surrounding large quantities | aene oo UMY MUSt anewer to F. Volkmaon, member of a §rocery job- liver and bowel cleaning you ever exper- be recognized, the world over, as a great blessing to wea.given unill November 1 to file | °f “dolicacion” - S bing firm. The message was from the fenced. You will wake up feeling fit and womankind. Every woman owes this to herself, and to those who j e briet, e wit % ¢ o nanl AR PO .:."‘_ timatum has not yet been pre- | rlief committee of Then Tein. It read: fine. Cascarets never gripe or sicken are near and dear to her. ki -»m_"'“'" oy yred """M ‘«mn lSU "““"" _:“"""m :‘ minister, “but I pre-; “Publish widely German press 20,00 like salts, pllls and calomel. .They act The i 3 o W = iy By g Shdierin g s ! o Within & short time." | war prisoners Sideria, absolutely no so gently that you hardiy realise you most important funstion of the ‘‘Woaderlift' is 14 understood that It contained reflections | DEATH RE | blankets, no coats. Urent need. Ship- have taken a cathartic. Mothers should PREVENT the ills peculisr to womes—bearing-down pains, ; B o nt T tions HARD THRUSTS | CORD. [ ment direct ‘American consul Viadivo- give crose. sick, bilious or feverish ehild- backaches ead 10 oa. But it has proved s wooderful help in 3 L'. e g g, o ! 3 A |stock for special representative Depart- | ren a whole Cascaret any time—they et CURING these disorders, or at . rastic 1 V. 3 e, ment State.” : 2 > - -ll-“ AT DBMON RUM; W. E. Rite, employed in the meat de- ilhoruu‘hly and are harmless | _Jeast in relieving the distressing 5 i | partment of Hayden's, died yesterday at! == - R — symptoms. —.‘ o EAST AND WEST TRADE (Continued from Page One.) his home, M0 Wepster wtreet, following | | : - > APPLES AND POTATOES | v irain hittars. They waime o tha ama- | Uhw® strokes of paraiyets | CUT THIS OUT GET NEW KIDNEYS! The Weaderkih Coroat, in : Der of 13 ORly two oF three of these | H® Wa® 6l years old, and leaves a i H ’ style, workmanship, material and £ gifvom a Staft Correspondent) | Showed the marks of being hand drink- | NS (NS ASUERIOTE and tarve Broth- | g1y gnglish Recipe For Catarrhal| The kidneys are the most overworked | durability, is far superior to most , Oct. A~—(Bpecial)~"We'a|ere. The whole audience, in fact, was (R, LU0 B ik s N Deatness and Head Noises, jorEuns of the human body, and when of the ordinary corsets (baving no ] o - " Croa hapel, N they n their wor ing on ; - o swap some : our eastern lw\s: ::f"‘.:v‘_:-;l:':ww of the good class of | body will be taken to Osceols, la.. for |and throwing off the poisons ;_‘1{‘\:’& n_mc-l-rhmn).ounth_. { Your western Nebraska potatoes, | burial | __If you know of some one who Is trou- in the system, things begin to happen. I casset o8 prices. The benefit of this inval- Wrote' Governor Morehead Haturday,| The mMeeting started before any of the | o | bied "with Catarrbal Leafncss, head One of the first warnings is pain or ' " . after he had recelved from W. E. Mogor SUBIRY Parly hag arrived at the taber- Joha L. White. noises or ordinary catarrh cut out this stiffness in the lower part of the bac: ok, , epoch-making imvestion— b1 . i B s b Mg g John L. White died Saturday morning formu'a and hand It to them and you high.y colored urine; loss of appetice . ““Wonderlilt" Giles, Neb, a buge potate i | daetng hywee e Gien Shour | at his home, $34 South Thirty-fifth street, Will have been tae means of saving song Indigration; irritaticn, or even stome in | sing : 4 poor sufferer peraaps from to:al des - the bladder. These symptoms indicate | laccompanied by Charles Gabriel, the | at the age of 3 years. Ho had been & poce In Engiand scientists for a loug & cotdition that may lead to that dread. chorlster singer ‘and song publisher of | "H0ent of Omaha for twelve years. He time past bave recognizoi that cata:rh e and fatai malady, Hright's Disease, | Chicags, who 1s here for & two-days |'® "Vr¥ived by & widow and child. '!* a codstitutional Gisease and Becces- for Which thers s sald to be no cure. ] 1 certainl find im- visit with the Sunday party. He sang | TUNeTSl services will be held from the LD MBOAT sarily requires a constitutional treat-| You can almos’ a %olo and he and “Rody” rendered o | CPSPel of H. K. Burket & Soms, Monday mediate relief in GOLD MEDAL Haar. | s, inhalers and nose douches n~e lem Ofl Cansules. For more than 200 iy, and urged | oo morning at ¥ o'clock, with burial! in tacilitate the FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE. Prices, in all sizes, $5.00 and upward. The Neme Hygienic-Fashion Institate, New York City, U. 8. A. o irritate (he delicate air passagvs Years this famous preparation has becn orce the disease into the middie an unfailing remedy for all hidney, “The Browers' Big Horses” the fa. | Wt Lawn cemetery. ear which frequently means total daaf- bladder and urinary troubles Cet it ot { st WMOUs temperance song, was sung for the Mrs, Snrsh A, Woswarth. ness, or else the disease is drlr;vn down ;m dlm' nm..dn" 1f It does not wiv- | \ 3 — the air passates towands the lungs YOUu almost immediate rellef, your mona == = TISTHLWITY oF first time in the Omaha campalgn with ‘:nd!hnl A Adsrms Bosworth, & years | U O C OO anRerous. The THL e ratendel: Foimn i ieneasy | ' ‘-“‘-‘—*fi‘". splendid efect. A sextet of young men on | exington. Ky, formerly of owing iormula which ls used extensiie- $1 Be sure you get the (OLD| AMUSEMENTS. he platform led Omaba, died In Lexington & week ago, |!¥ In the damp English climate ia a con- MEDAL brand. "None other genuine — | W. E. Foshier made the onening prayer. | S000MIng 1o word which has reached | Stitutional treatmert and should bhro.e Advertisement. MOTHERS’ PENSION ACT |* £ —— espectally efficacious to sufferers here declaring warmly that Omaha will “baek [I{Dl# City. She came to Omaha in 17| Who live und favorable climat (From Corresponde: e who live under more favorable clima: . nt) ly' Sunday while he shoots the trugy | W/'B her husband, the late R. P. Bos- | conditions | The Only High Class Vauderille 5 Dafly Matices, 313 Bvery N { O 1nto the peopte.” worth, and lived here more‘than two{ Secure from yo-- druewist 1 ounce of | AMUSEMENTS, | iy Booked for Ak-Sar-Bes Week. Othar Ao ths ek Bevt ] years. The funersl was held n Lexington. | Lot (Double strength). Take ' t.is| " THE LOTURIA4S Musient Melrose, Lacy Gillert, Beit - 4 O | home and a’d to it X vint of hot wa or ' . % | B v Baplessce Wied, Alias Disehart & o U Ab . Frank M. Tillmaw. and & ounces of sranulated super: BOYD ‘m“_un" WEEK | Tic carsivals Usdispuied Disdem. The boo Bryasd Chersbart, Orphoss se sinthe to FREMONT, Neb. Oct. &~(Special)— sir _usti = dissolved Take 03 wae Worlds Bigvest and Bess Musicet| bews. 'Comvass of Seasty 5 i Taree Oi teris Prices e Getiery, 10¢ \ espoon our tin day. 1 - . \ Frank Tilman, 3 years old, & resident | 2 TSR (OUF Len Bet from dir T aivent Pvem 16 Weaks In Chicare iy Gersmons Sesctact ey g O Dot Sests Gcncemt Sai aad @ Gun Cottom o P sty s iwa s st e | Tt 2 olis SAl Wl 34§ Memihe From B. ¥. Winter Gurda | GAAND MATIEN DAL Emames home of his daughter, Mrs. W. F. Bas- | xhould oven. breathing become easy ani v —— e -~ PARIS, Oct. 3-Stocks of absinthe now |ier, at Hooper, yesterday. Mr. Tilman | hearing imbrove as the Inflammation e —— = A e being converted into an ingredient|was & mative of Germany, coming 1o | mint is veed in thiv oy aa it ! \ i A . c If inepired by master teaching, is a \ explosives at & co-operative distillery { America in 88, i usl yaluable asset in the life service a e ¢ | happiness of any individual possess ng ' A A ] . The Omaha School of Orchestral Instruments maks costs Nttle « nleasan® ro inclading Florence | ns| the highest possible beauty of expressio Every person who has catarrs Mosre e Mate., 3% to | it B T et Y aAlh e urin 2t e onld give this treatment a trial—aA3- $1.56 2%c > $3.00. Curtala vertiscment i riees |