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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

J. w. Narshen is at home again after q
three weeks absence.
Mrs. w. S. Selby and baby spent Few
days in Kearney last week.
Some young people of the village had
picnic at Krug park on Friday
Mrs Schearer with her daughter Srace
and son Fred, is visiting in Denver.
The Dundee Sunday school will hold lts
annual picnic Thursday afternoon at Han
scom park
Dorothy and Louis hghton are spendlhg
the remainder of the summer with relatives
at Atchison, Kan.
DIR and Mrs F. s. whitman are making
their home for the present with the MISSES
Tillson, Forty-ninth and Chicago streets
Rev. j. ]. LAmpe left last week 10 JON
trim in Iowa Mrs. Lampe will follow later
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster and son OF hearneS
and Mr., Sturgeon were the guests qnrlns
part of the week of Mr.. and MIS- W. Il
| Selby. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Vandecar of 81. Papl
| Neb. and Mr.. william Gurnaer were tne
| guests last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. u
| Johnson.
| Mrs. ]. w. Nash gave a dinner on Ihurs.
day OF last week in honor OF her nuspanu
| birthday Sixteen guests from Omaha ans
4 Dundee were present.
| MT Porter, who moved here recently iron
! Villisca. Ia, died during the week At MT
| new residence Forty-ninth ana lharo
| streets The remains were taken back e
! Iowa for interment, accompanied py hM
| wife and daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Celebrating the Centeno-

HURON. s, D., July 2-tspeciai. Much
preparation is being made at ST. Lawrence
for the celebration OF Mrs Parmelia Hub
bells birthday; she will be 100 years old
on July % Mrs Hubbelrs maiden name
was Parmeiia Robinson. descendant OF
John Robinson OF Puritan fame She was
born In the town OF Paulet. VT. and al the
age OF 10 was married to Mr.. Lonson Hub
bell In New York, chen moved 10 Ohio and
from there to Illinois, where her husband
died. In 1887 Mrs. Hubbell came TO south
Dakota and has since made her home with
her daughter Mrs. f. II. Hyde, at ST. Law
renee. Mrs Hubbell Is in reasonably good
health and enjoys company and talking
OF bygone days She has three children
living; one is Mrs z. H. Hyde, aged 6s
living in St. Lawrence: another is Mrs
8. H. Moore, aged n. OF this city ard the
other is silas Hubbell aged So residing In
Keokuk, la. number Of friends from
this city will attend the anniversary al
| 81. Lawrence next Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
wants damages, Both parties are residents
Mn.A AnhIer.

West AmnleFs
Mr. o'Connor has purchased new car
several families OF West side picnicked
at Elmwood park on Thursday
Mrs. Shandy entertained her friend, Mrs
G. Syas, and daughter Tor oihher "ep"es-
day.
Mrs. A. w. spoerri and her son, Ralph,
have both been on the sick list the past
week.
Mr.. ara Mrs. George Blakely, and chill:
dren were guests of West Amber friends
on Saturday evening.
James Tabor and family are esconced
In the new home which they recently PuA
chased in Windsor Place.
Mrs. r. NJ. Henderson returned from 9
fortnlght's visit With her son. Snaries' anu
family at Sioux City on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Stone and daughter,
Ruth, left Friday morning for week .
visit with relatives in Wisconsin
Clarence Darling has been assisting Mr.
Holbrook and son this week paper hahslhb
In Dundee. -,
7 E Aughe and wife entertained their
friends, Mr.. s. Thomas Of PlattsmouLh sam. Sma
Miss Pearl Scott of Nillisca, Ia over Suh-
day. =
Mrs Carberry was the guest OF her
SaTsMST Say MIR. carberFy S is still confined at his
home with q severe case OF Kidney trouuie'
/ Miss Dora Michael Of East Amber was
an last Friday and was removed TO the
emergency hospital, where she is rap'ulS
| recovering.
Monday SIssi evening from Cody, Neb.. on a
| weeks visit with the grooms parents,
! NJ and Mrs M Faverty. The young peo-
ole Of the neighborhood gave them lively
| reception. .,.s
| The Ladies' Aid society OF souTfh,West T,lV,'as'
! church met at Hanscom park on lHTIs- 1lI,sc
/ day and completed large quilt IWo
| large tables were loaded with all the oen- n.
| cacies of the season. There were orse H
| seventy in attendance at the picnic. me me
receipts were S2 The next meeting MI ~
| be With Mrs. d. Bonewitz. Forty-eighth
| and Pacific streets, on August 3
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

Omaha tent No. Is conferred the degree
work on four candidates Thursday evening
and a large number of applicants were
elected TO membership.
The picnic committee announced that the
new date OF the picnic would be Saturday.
July 20, at CORTLAND Beach, and that the
beach would be in good shape by that time.
The entertainment committee announced
that on next Thursday night something
unusual would take place. II will be neces-
sary for all members who desire to take
part In this entertainment to be at the
hall not later than o'clock as all who
arrive after that hour will miss the best
part Of the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
ROBBERS WORK HALF Time
Only n Few RObberies Friday Night
Aa IOwa's Capital
Cffv.
(From a Stan Correspondent.)

DEs MONIES, July 2.-(speciaL)--
Whether through the vigilance OF the po-
lice or the voluntary action OF the burglars
there were less holdups and robberies last
night than for the past week. A number
more policemen were put on and they were
scattered through the residence section.
The police have been led to believe that
the greater part Of the burglaries which
have terrified the city for the last seven
days were the work OF two men and that
their boldness encouraged less professional
crooks to venture. BloodhouDds were kept
In the city all last night, but were not used.
The night before an effort was made to use
them, but without success. Burglars en-
tered the residence OF Governor Cummins.
Their presence was not discovered until
the next morning, and so far as discovered
all they secured was box OF cigars.
At the habeas corpus hearing in the Rev.
W. L. Shane matter today Ruth Shane
took the side OF her mother and against
Rev. Shane. her father, who is seeking
to secure possession of her. Mrs. Wood
son testified that the father was an unfit
person to have the child. Further hearing
will be had Monday.
Governor Cummins has been invited to
speak In Ottumwa September % under the
auspices of the Emancipation association,
which annually holds a celebration there.
John Wright of Grand Rapids, Mich.
who has been working on the Sixth avenue
bridge at this place. was fatally injured
by fall Of the false work OF the bridge
today. Both hips were crushed and he was
further injured internally.
Charged with an assault on a 12-year-olc
girl. the daughter Of W. II. Lohman OF
Highland park. Charles johnson today wal
chased by crowd of negroes and labor
ers in that suburb and only escaped bS
| falling into the hands of Policeman Stader
On an information Johnson was arrested
| by Stader and feigned lameness till ther,
was an opportunity, when he made a dast
FOR liberty. He was chased through tn,
brush and trees along the river, but hit
In the brush till he saw the oflcer ant
then ran to him for protection A life i'm
prisonment offense has been lodged aEains
Johnson.
c. H. Turk, superintendent Of the ma
chinery exhibits for the state fair, statet
| today that the exhibit OF all kinds Of farm
machinery this year will be bigger thar
ever before in the history of the fair an,
that he will be forced to provide additiona
space by using ground north of Grand ave
nue. for exhibition purposes. The heav,
machinery exhibits will be especially large
1t is learned tonight that the railroad,
having secured the Chautauqua dates a
Governor Cummins, have put in able sneak
ers free at each place to represent tn
railroad side the day following the gov
ernor. For this reason the governor ha
changed his dates TO the same day as IN
railroad representative appears and the ad
dresses Will be in the nature Of Joint de
bates The railroad speakers, it is give
out are railroad attorneys mostly, but m
names could not be learned.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

Mr.. ana Mrs. J. NJ Fowler on the evening
Of July "a.
Joseph Koutsky returned Saturday from
hie farm at Ruskin, where he spent week
Mr.. and MrF Theodore Volz are spending
a few days with relatives at Petosky, Mich.
Miss Ruth Miller, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Miller. has gone west for a
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Howe left yesterday
for Bedford. Ia, to visit friends for few
days
Mr. and Mrs. c NJ. Rich write friends
here that they are enjoying their vacation
In eastern Iowa
Miss Ella Chase and Miss Bessie Bliss
have gone TO Colorado Springs to visit for
month or two,
So far this month twenty-eight births
and six deaths have been reported at the
city clerks Office.
The local lodge Of Eagles will open club
rooms Monday In the Hunt block, Twenty
sixth and streets.
Miss Mamie Nelson and sister Elizabeth
have gone to Denver to spend couple OF
months with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Brewer returned
yesterday from Spirit Lake. Ia, where
they enjoyed weeks outing.
Rev DR.. Wheeler will preach at the First
Presbyterian church this morning. There
is TO be no preaching in the evening.
DIT. and Mrs. r. L. Wheeler win leave this
week for the cast, where they Will visit
friends and relatives for few weeks.
Families living around Highland park
held a little celebration OF their own in the
park last night. Light refreshments were
served.
Rev. Dr.. Tlndall has returned from the
west and will preach morning and evening
today at the First Methodist Episcopal
church.
Secretary Marsh Of the local Young Mems
Christian association is planning for a
class In mechanical drawing for the winter
night school
The Emergency hospital will be opened
on Monday. Last week the building was
/ cleaned worse
for the high water.
| f. w Creviston has assumed the duties
| OF business manager on the Presbyterian.
| w. S. Shafer, the former business manager
| has moved to Omaha.
| Chief Briggs of the police force has re-
i turned from a fishing trip, but nary a fish
was left at police headquarters to prove
| that he had any luck.
| An oratorical recital, under the direction
| Of Miss Bertha Il. Clark, will be given al
| the First Methodist Episcopal church or
| Tuesday evening. This entertainment Is
for the benefit of Lefier Methodist Episcopal
| church.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
nrArNEss, HEAp NOISES.

A well known railroad engineer on the
Il. r. cured of Deafness, Head Noises and
Catarrh says: II have been troubled with
Catarrh OF the head and throat, was hawk
ing and splitting; nose stopped up would
take cold easily. l had constant noises In
my head. which would almost drive me
frantic; my ears would stop up, my hear
ing was bad; worse some days than others
/ could see / was rapidly getting deaf. A
friend OF mine told me OF DIR. Branaman
curing SO many, SO l went to him. His
new system convinced me he could cure
me, which has been done. l am now free
from Head Noises, my hearing Is perfect
nv head Is free and clear-to make Iona
story short, | am cured completely.
recommend DR.. Branaman TO all rallroau
men who are deaf. ,,,-,,
2227 South Eleventh Street
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

Omaha court No. 10 held very interest
ing session, with a good attendance, Tues
day night. Three applications were re-
ceived and three members were initiated.
Next Tuesday night an ice cream enter
tainment will be given 10 the members. II
is hoped that there will be a big attend
ance on that evening in order TO inspect
the new paraphernalia which has just beer
received from the east.
Mecca court No. 1l3 held a short bust
ness session Friday evening. after which
refreshments were served and the eveninl
spent in a social way with music and dan
cling. The contest for new members Is nov
on in earnest. Eight applications were re
ceived last week. Friday evening, July 2s
will be regular initiation night
An open meeting will be held Frida!
evening, August g.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
ASTHMA CUREn

ness OF breath and choking, constant
wheeling and rafting in my chest and
coughing. l would raise tough phlegm.
Finally / got so bad l could not work.
Doctors told me Asthma could not be
cured. l had to sit up at night; the only
relief ] got was from smoking an asthma
powder, which only gave temporary re-
lief. l lost flesh and strength. l went tc
DR.. Branaman a physical wreck, and in O
few weeks l was new man. l can now
all night. 1 do not cough or have any
more rattling or wheeling. This New Cure
Is a sure specific for Asthma, and rec
ommend It to all my friends, as no one
could be any worse than l was.
PETER PIEQCERER.
SS15 V Street, South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Boys of Woodcrnft.

The woodmen Of the World and Boys of
Woodcraft picnic and log-rolling will be
held at Logan. Ia. July q. II promises to
be one OF the greatest events in fraternal
circles OF the summer, The advance sale
OF tickets is very encouraging and with
the liberal cash prizes for drill teams OF
any order for the championship of Iowa
and Nebraska and over thirty prizes for
races games, log rolling, tug-of-war and
the celebrated w. o. w. ball team to play
the Boston Bloomer Bellies. the excitement
will be great. The tralE. leaves on the
Northwestern line at s a, m. from the
Union station, returning at p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Benson.

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Pete Christianson on Thursday.
Services will be held at the usual hours
today at the Methodist Episcopal church.
A lawn social will be given at the home Of
Mr.. e. OConnor next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ferd Fargo and sister, Miss Osa
Springer, have gone for visit to Urbana,
George +. Smith OF Chicago visited last
Thursday at the home of his sister, Mrs.
George W. stiger.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Clancy and daughter,
Gladys, leave today 10 make a short visit in
Iowa City, Ia.
The Misses Kelley Of Blair have been
the guests OF Miss Kate Mcmahon during
the last week
Mrs. Runner and son of Malvern, Ia.
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
! Chids last Monday.
Mrs. Ericsson, who has been in the hos
! pital for an operation, has returned e
| her home much Improved.
! Mrs. ]. N. Kelland and children returned
/ home Wednesday evening from two
weeks visit at Creston, la.
Mrs. Peter Gravert left last Thursday
/ for few days visit at the home OF
| friends north Of Benson.
! Miss Madeline Horton left last wednes
! day evening for Bloomington, ILL.,, wher'
| she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Rewey entertained during the las
| week the Misses Sadie and Kittie HoraI
! and Miss Irene Costello Of Omaha.
| Mrs. Tom Hawkins entertained a mum
ber OF her friends at her home last Sun
day in honor OF her birthday anniversary
The Town board OF Benson has submitted
| to the citizens a proposition to vote 10
bonds for the construction OF water works
Word has been received I'm Benson OF th,
death Of Mrs. A. Htllyard OF st. Joseph
Mo. Mrs. Hillyard and family formerly
were residents OF Benson.
Today G. W. Miller OF Walnut Hil will
assist Rev. Mr.. Leidy at the communion
services 20 be held at the Methodist Epis
copal church at the morning services.
The annual picnic OF the Benson Meth
odist Episcopal Sunday school. was he'll
Friday at RiverYiew park. The picnicker
left here about 10 O'Clock and returned Il
the evening
Miss Pearl Hawkins entertained abou
twenty OF her little friends at her hOm
last Monday evening In honor OF her 81
birthday anniversary dainty lunch wa
served TO the guests.
Harvey ]. Bells is now suing TheOdor
Gallagher for $500 for swearing out
warrant of arrest for illegal voting a
the school election. MT. BELLS was i'm
pTisoned for two days and then free
after an investigation was made. He no'
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
NAY FEVEn-AsTHMA.

Hone f. Achenback, prominent stock
man OF Polo. Mo. writes: Il took one
month of your treatment two years ago
for Hay Fever, Asthma and Catarrh. The
Hay Fever and Asthma were very bad. I
could not go into the hay without getting
them both j had awful snee2ing and
gasping for breath ] could not work In
the harvest at all, That one month COM
pletely cured me- Last summer worked
the harvest and on the farm and never
had a symptom Of either. l recommend
YOU to all my friends and urge them to
write to you, as l know you can cure
Asthmn and Hay Fever; I mad tree
everything and got no relief, send yoY
some names bf my friends who suffer as
did, have told them and want you z
write to them"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Court of Honor.

Elk district No. 747. South Omaha. has
been doing a lot OF hustling and has Sc
cured a class OF twenty-five for initiation
al the meeting Thursday evening, July a.
After the initiatory ceremonies have been
concluded the Court of Honor band OF
twenty-three pieces viii give a concert and
the women will serve refreshments. All
Court OF Honor members are invited. The
meeting viii be held at the courts room
Twenty-third and N streets.
Loyal district court No. lOis initiated a
class OF six at its meeting Saturday night
and received a number OF applications
Following the business meeting a socia
hour was passed IN dancing and music
The program committee presented a Nm,
program OF music, addresses. races ant
games for the picnic to be held by tn,
order August 4
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
CONSULTATION IS FREE.
Free Trial treatment at once.


Deaf Twenty YeRrH-Cured.
Twenty years ago l had the LaGrippe
and 1t settled in my ears, causing them to
close up and pain me, my ears were sore,
lost my hearing rapidly. At last my ear
began to discharge fetid matter and I
got deaf as a post in that ear. l tried
everything. One specialist treated me one
year without relief He said I could not
be cured. l treated with another special
ist in Des MoineS la; without any re-
piled his New Cure and | am now able to
hear the clock tick anywhere in the room.
The discharge does not bother me. hear all
ordinary conversation splendid. 1 have
not felt so we'll I'm twenty years. am
Just splendid in every way and advise all
who are afflicted to consult DR.. Brana-
man MRS. HANNAH SABITS,
29l7 IeaVenworth st.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Ladies Of the Grand Army.

Garfield circle No. II held a largely at
tended meeting Friday afternoon. Con-
siderable business was transacted and four
new members were added to the rolls.
Arrangements have not yet been COM
pleted for the postponed reception to De-
partment President Mrs. Camilla Elliott.
The reception was to have been held FRI
day evening, but was postponed to August
4 in Difference to the death OF Commander
in-Chief w. w. Blacknar Of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
The charter OF the circle was ordered
draped in mourning in memory of the de-
ceased national commander.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

cursion for the benefit of the order on
Thursday, July q. The steamer will start
from its landing at IL a. m, returning
about p. m. on that date. All members
of the order, the Ladies of the Grand Army
of the Republic, comrades of the Grand
Army, their wives, daughters and friends,
are invited. The trip promises to be
most pleasant one, as 1t will be an affair
for the veterans and their families ex-
cuslvely. Everyone should bring their
lunch basket we'll filled. A band will dis
course enjoyable music, and those who care
to dance will be given the opportunity.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
ECHOES OF THE AHTEROOA
Royal Achates.

The word comes from pretty good au-
thority that the supreme council OF the
Royal Achates has secured the lease of
one of the upper floors OF the new college
building at Nineteenth and Farnam streets
for supreme council purposes and as a gen
eral Achates hall. All of the Achates
lodges of the city will hold their meetings
there and they will sublet to other lodges.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Fort Meade

FORT MEADE, s.. D., July 22.-(spe-
cial, ial,l-Wednesday, July l3, Miss Fylpaa,
rived and She will remain for Several
weeks as a guest of Captain and Mrs.
Thursday. morning. July "A. Mrs. Mercur
and the Misses Mercur, mother and sisters
of Mrs. Lott, arrived and will spend the
summer with Captain and Mrs Lott The
same day Miss Sturtevant arrived and will
remain for some time as guest Of Cap
tain and Mrs. Furlong.
Mrs. Lott gave card party in the post
hall in honor of Mrs. and the Misses Mer-
cur. Progressive euchre was played and
most enjoyable evening was spent by all
saturday morning, July 15 Miss Jones,
sister OF Lieutenant James s. Jones. ar
Of Miss Sands. Saturday y ItG EVENING n gnes MOST
delightful hop was held in the post hall
There was large attendance.
ball team left for Hot Springs. s. D.. re-
turning Tuesday evening The Fort Meade
team was unfortunate in losing both games
game played on Sunday afternoon was ex-
tremely close and at the end OF the eighth
score was to 0. The game played on
Monday ended with a score of to 2.
Fort Meade, however hopes to play bet
play Hot Springs on their own grounds.
,,IL Tuesday Ti evening, July IS, beutenant and
the young people of the garrison were in
vited. After a very pleasant ride they re-
turned TO delicious supper, and most
delightful evening was spent by all.
Wednesday morning. July 49, Miss
Hickey OF Washington, d. c.. arrived ia
| remain for some time as a guest of Major
and Mrs Cheever.
Wednesday evening most delightful
dance was given In the post hall by Miss
| Sands and Lieutenant Jones in honor OF
| Miss Jones. Program dancing lasted from
$3.50 TO 1880. Then the cotillion was danced
| led by Miss Sands and Lieutenant Jones
until 1880 when a delicious supper was
! served.
Wednesday, July 10. Captain Elvin r
| Heiberg and Lieutenant d. II. Biddle left
| for Fort Riley Kan. for the rifle competi
ton.
Thursday, July 1s the troops were paiC
| by Captain John r. Lynch, who arrived
| on the morning train, returning to OmahG
| on the evening train. The evening of thu
| same day dance was given in the pos
| gymnasium by the enlisted men. A grea
many from Sturgis attended and q very
| pleasant evening was spent.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Declare Wheat is stiIi safe.

ABERDEEN, s. D., July 22.-(special)-
Conservative business men who have ex-
amined the wheat crop still insist despite
the reports to the contrary. that the wheat
crop OF Brown county is stu uninjured
by the black rust. They state that as
yet the rust Is only on the leaves Of the
grain and that IL favorable weather con-
tihuss Il Is unlikely that the crop win be
seriously affected
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

II you suffer from Catarrh, Deaf
ness, Asthma. Rheumatism, stomach
Liver or kidney Diseases, or any
other chronic nilment, this IL your
opportunity 10 he cured for $40. II
not cured, your money back.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
bank Clerks, Institute Adjourns.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 2-ThO
third annual convention OF the American
institute OF Bank Clerks adjourned today
TO meet at place to be selected by the
committee on arrangements. A committee
was appointed to study the pension system
plan and TO report at the next convention.
George IL. Richards OF Minneapolis was
elected Chairman Of the next convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Physicians Hold Picnic.

LITTLE SIOUX. Ia, July 2z.-Cspecial y
The annual picnic and outing Of the Har-
rison County Medical society was held ar
the Little Sioux park Thursday, and was
well attended. A well arranged public
program was rendered and in the afternoon
base ball game was played between the
bonesetters (doctors) and the Windjam-
mers little Sioux band players) and re-
9toS.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Grand Army at Nfacedon,.-

MACEDONIA, Ia, July 22-(speciaI.)-
On august Is friday the annual meeting
and reunion Of the Grand Army of the RE-
public will be held at this place and George
W. Egan OF Logan will be the orator OF the
day. A large attendance is expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

Vesta chapter No. 6 gave an enjoyable
trolley party last Tuesday evening. After
a ride TO Florence and Benson the party
went 20 the home OF Mr.. Wedge in Benson.
where refreshments were served. on the
lawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

Holnster hive No. n will give a trolley
party and ice cream social Friday evening,
July 8 Cars will leave Sixteenth and
Howard streets at s O'Clock sharp.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Panic Ayerted

In case OF constipation, peritonitis etc.
panic IS averted by curing yourself with
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. 25c. For sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
ONLY 8 MORE DAYS

THIS CHANCE 20 take advantage OF DR. Brsns-
lst
under
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