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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07

There is no question that Mr., Clcws is
right That tuberculosis and Catarrhal
diseases are responsible for nearly 30 per
cent of the sickness and suffering and
carly death of the people of this country
Is well substantiated without resort to
statistics. In fact, it would be safe TO go
farther and state that a large majority OF
the population of this country is suffering
from some form of these terrible scourges.
And that Catarrh is generally the fore
runner of Consumption and kindred dis
eases is equally well known. There Is no
question but that proper attention to a
catarrhal attack in it's inclpiency would
not only be a sure preventive OF Pulmon-
AIRY Tuberculosis, but would also be a sure
preventive of such distressing diseases as
Asthma Bronchitis. Catarrhal Deafness
and many forms of Stomach. Liver and
Kidney troubles.
There are two kinds Of Catarrh. Moist
or hypertrophc and dry or atrophic. Moist
Catarrh produces secretion which OK
tends from one organ to another, causing
them TO become diseased until the entire
system is affected Catarrh of the nose
and throat gradually extends to the bron-
chal tubes, producing Bronchitis and
Asthma; then into the lungs. causing
acute lung trouble and Consumption and
death. The eyes become weak and in
famed and the eustachian tubes become
closed, causing deafness and head noises.
In dry catarrh there are no secretions.
The nose and throat become dry and scay.
Some physicians maintain that Catarrh
cannot be cured. but there is a positive
cure for Catarrh and preventive of Asthma
and Consumption. That is the vapor
treatment and electro ma ssage used by
DIR. q. NJ. Branaman, which penetrates
every cavity of the head throat, ears.
bronchial tubes and lungs Soothing and
restoring the membranes to a healthy con-
dition. IL reaches every sore spot fror.l
the orihce Of the nose to the deepest part
of the lungs and to the innermost re-
cesses OF the middle ear, stopping the
progress of the disease and curing the dis
eased membrane ...-t'..
But DIR. Branaman does not ask nor wish
for any SUCH munifcent reward. Knowing
that the ravages of these scourges is
especially severe among the poorer people
because of their inability to pay the high
fees charged by the general practitioner
and the druggists charges for filling their
prescriptions. and consequently neglect
themselves until very often it is too late
70 obtain cure. DIR Branaman has gen.
erously offered his services and treatment
entirely free of charge TO all who need
treatment for any form of catarrhal dis
ease. the only expense 10 the patient bens
for tire medicines required. This give,
everyone beginning treatment before Marc.
18th the opportunity to. secure the best treat
ment known to medical science practically
free OF charge Many will be cured for 81
and the most stubborn and complicated
cases will not exceed IS for one Who'll,
month. This offer is not made as an ex
pertinent. This treatment has cured hun
dreds OF cases of catarrh deafness anC
head noises that had been pronounced in
durable by other specialists
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Free Trial Treatment To All in ONCE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
GOLF TOURNAMENTS AWARDED
western Association Selects Places
for Championship Contests.

CHICAGO, March 6.-Thc western anna
teur golf championship tournament for
1906 was awarded to the Glen Echo Coun-
try club of st. Louis at the annual meeting
here tonight Of the Western Golf associa-
ton. The western championship tourna-
ment went 20 the Homcwood Country club
Of Chicago and the team competition for
the Marshall Field trophy TO Onwentsia
The dates for the tournament will be set
tied by the executive committee at a fu-
turc meeting.
Officers for the ensuing wear were elected
as follows: President. Phelps Hoyt Of
Glenview; vice president George S Nc
Grew of the Glen Echo Country club. St
Louis: treasurer, Murray Nelson. jr.. of
Onwentsia; secretary. Albert Gates Of the
Columet Country club. Chicago.
The meeting was one OF the largest ever
held in point of attendance, forty-eight
clubs being represented. Since the last an
nual meeting fifteen clubs have Joined the
association, the total membership now
being eighty-seven. The .treasurers report
showed the organization to be lourishing
financially
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07

Some members of the executive council
of the Woodmen of the World, which will
hold a meeting in Omaha Wednesday 10
decide upon matters in connection with
the proposed movement of the headquar~
tiers of the order. are in the city. Those
already present are w. A. Fraser of Dali
las, Tex; c. c. Farmer of Mt. Carroll, ILL.,. ;
and ]. Z. Fitzgerald of Kansas City. The
members of the executive council are:
Sovereign Commander Joseph Cullen
Root. Omaha. Neb.; Sovereign Adviser W.
A. Fraser, Dallas. Tex; Sovereign Clerk
John Thomas Yates, Omaha, Neb.; Sover-
eign Banker Morris Sheppard, Texarkana
Tex; Sovereign Escort II. F. Simrall Co
lumbus, Miss; Sovereign Waterman Col
orel b. w. Jewell Omaha, Neb.; Sover-
egn Sentry De E. Bradshaw, Little Rock
Ark. Sovereign managers n. b. Maxey,
chairman, Muskogee, l. T.: C. c. Farmer
Mt Carroll. ILL.,; C. X. Erwin, Milwaukee,
Wis: ]. z. Fitzgerald, Kansas City, Mo-;
F. w. Lewis, Kinston, n. c.; L. Q. Raw
son, Cleveland, o.; 4. E. Patterson, Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
This taxation matter has been in the
hands of the state board, and 1 understand
Mr.. Mortensen has been most active
against U.S." said Commander Root, Tues
day. for the last two or three years. The
governors name appears on the suit, but |
do not think he has been pushing the mat
ter"
When asked what his preference for a
new location was, c. c. Farmer of Mt.
Carroll H.. replied: Mt. Carroll, of
course"
j. A. Todd of Fort Worth, Tex, is in the
city to present the arguments in favor or
| that city for the location of the Woodmen
| headquarters there. When asked IL he
represented the Commercial club OF Fort
Worth, he replied he represented the whole
| city, the business men and even the chill
dren. all of whom were clamoring for the
| location.
THE four national banks of Fort Worth
| have offered TO guarantee the order against
| taxation" said MI Todd ''and l am mere
| To present the claims of the city for the
! headquarters We of Texas think that be-
cause Of our $500 members in that state
| we are entitled to have the headquarters, 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

DEEDS filed for record March 6, 1905, as
furnished by the J. Fred Kerr company,
bonded sbstracters. zoos New York Life
Van b. Lady and wife to Joseph
Frenzer and wife, lot 5, lsaacs
Griffens add and part of Burt street
adjoining on south ........:...........S
D. Y. Sholes company TO Arthur c.
Figg lot $; block !. yassar p Ma,iS,a
George w. jerks, trustee, to william
II. Russell, lot g. block g. Baker :,
HAIRY PiaSe A. Turkey to James A. Howard.
Mystic park acknowledgements. 1,4Dt
Ida Lebovitz to Harry A. Turkey, -.
James Aherne ct al TO Frank D. Rob
bins, lots 6. and s, Burdette court. ......
Katie Raglan to James A Bingham 40,
Same to same lot B. block /, Sixteenth -.
Ni snrSet olsen IaG to Joseph Kubik and
wi wife, lot is, block Is. Brown park. $40
A. r. Davis and wife to Karl LINN
ger VIZ swA s-l5-lS. 49, 2'0S'
ana Shs Other !a land md .. D'ooN -, 1000
Christian SEEKER to Elizabeth G. Gra-
| ham, part lots / and 2 BuelIs sub 80,
Daniel H. smith To- Robert s. Callyer,
h o hSdersoh to Nee z NJ An
| trim, part lot TO- block To- College . On,
IPPt thbSg Maupin and wife to Nick gov
Fenger, lots and 2, block 10, Omaha
| view .....'... $3.50 80:
| der, W 10 feet lot 8, block . Parker's
| add Observation-Disclosures -'lV
! Harry A. Turkey TO Edward II. Rouse.
lots 10. %; p, q, % and a. block g. 90.
| HalcyOn Heights ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
| w. Farnam Smith, trustee, to Lorentz
Anderson, lot 9, block B. Denise's
| Porter Pickett to Cora A. Rector, lot
| Is, block 5. Orchard Hill ..............
| Rebecca 4. Cottle 10 William Power,
Wssl- uNNrN. a. Ell
! Ida Lebovitz to W. +. Patti, lots "a
and % block g Mystic park........... i
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
-CIMT-NO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

These remarkable remedies are used aud endorsed
by the best people In this city.
E-LIM-I-NO oyerCuncs Weakness and De-
preston without alcoholic or strichnint stimuli
tion. E-Iim-i-nO acts by cleaning the poisonous
waste products from the blood and thus restores
the circulation.
E-LIM-I-NETS Care Chronic COnstipa-
ton without the continued use Of physic. They
are a delight TO all thus AFFLICTED.
E-LIM-I-NA-TUM stops Pain 10 the worst
forms OF bheunlattsn. Neural sia aud sciat-
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or Narcotics In form. E-IiIn 4 q acts by
dissolvng the posons that settling in the joints
and tissues aud causing pain. Ask your Druggist.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
ARNIOURS.
BLUE RIBBONS
Tennis Entries CIose.

LONDON, March 6-Ihe entries Tor The
Dwight F. Davis international lawn tennis
cup closed today with only three chal-
lengers, America, Australasia and Austria.
The drawing for the preliminary heats 10
decide which team will play the British
holders OF the trophy is expected 10 take
pla e tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
High school Team Beaten.

SCHUYLER. Ncb.. March G-(Spccial
Telegram. THE Schuyler basket ball team
beat the high school team here by a score
OF ~ to II. Tho game was close and well
contested from beginning to end.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07

President Judson of the Commercial club
after comforting with some of the bankers
and other business men, said a meeting
might be called Wednesday of men rep
resenting Omaha's commercial interests,
in final effort to evolve some plan for
keeping the Woodmen here
Whatever may be the decision OF the
committee Wednesday with regard to NOV
ing. it is known the order has been making
arrangements preparatory to a removal If
1t should prove necessary. The real estate
agents of the Woodmen have been ex-
tremely active in looking up prospective
purchasers for property owned by the
order, and they are said to have secured
bids on part of it.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
S5OO,OOO,OOO.OO
Reward for the Discovery of ~ cure oi
Preventive of Catarrhal
Diseases.
Mr.. Henry CIews' Estimnte OF the
Priceless value of such
Discovery.

In the January Cosmopolitan Mr.
Henry Clews. the famous fnancier. Is
quoted as saying that Tuberculosis and
catarrhal diseases are responsible for the
suffering and death Of large minority OF
the population OF this country lie who
could discover positive cure or preven-
ton 81 these two scourges would confer a
beneht which would well be worth FIVE
hundred millions"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
WITH THE BOWLERS.

The Armours won three straight games
from the Storz Blue Ribbons last night.
Sprague rolled one OF his corking games
and pulled the packers out OF the second
round with Id score. He was also high
on totals with 635. Scores;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
Montana stock man Dies.

CHICAGO. March Frank Kramer,
stockman from Miles City, Mont, droppe,
dead Of heart disease here today while il
the waiting room of the Grand Contra
deDot.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07

an organization for the purpose OF defeat
ing the proposed measure against Sunday
% U p ,iJ ussh VIII TYP tne III M
Moines and Sioux city of the Western
league. Cedar Rapids, Davenport and Du
huque OF the Three-t league and all the
teams Of the Iowa league
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
SISTER AND BROTHER CURED
of Lung Diseases and Deafness

For several years have been sick and
helpless from lung disease. Had one hem
orrhage after. anOtheT. 1 always had a
cold Constantly coughing and splitting
blood, My lungs would rattle ana pain
me all the time. Dreaded damp weather
as the pains were so severe IL seemed i'm
possible TO bear It a moment longer. Had
no appetite and nothing tasted sood. Lost
ing was painful Awful night sweaIs wore
me out. went 10 DR.. Branaman because
he had restored my little brothers hearing.
Brother had been dear for three wears
His ears and the whole side of his head
would swell up, and the pain was something
awful, IL would extend into his brain, and
for hours he would be out of his head raw
ing, tossing ana screaming with the terrible
II Sow neI5l ms nearing Is restored and
Since treating with DIR. BTanainan | have
gained fiesh and strength. My night sweats
miraculous TO feel so Well again. Both nv
brother and have TO thank DR., Branaman
and his treatment for our present happiness
MISS AUGUSTA BECK.
2i5S Eighth s., North Denver
Mrs. u. ID. Hutchinson. 600 \. 18Th
ST., says: Il had catarrh and deafness for
years noises in my head, my kidneys.
stomach and lungs panied me. | tried many
good doctors without relief. I was dis
CouTuged. DIR, branaman cured me I'm "a
short time, l am now enjoying the best OF
haelth.'
Mrs. Lizzie Hutnes, 25II y. 18th 81.
1
walk upstairs. / would wheeze. cough and
gasp for breath day and night. Doctors
told me asthma could not be cured. Or
BTananian cured mel am now free from
all the above symptoms and feel fine"
Mr.. q. n. Garrison, Reynolds. Neb.
says: Il was deaf for 3 years. Speciu;
lists told me l was incurahle. / treatcc
with dozen. who failed to even bench
me. Or, RTanaman cured me. by HON,
treatment ] can hear splendid
MIR. Wencu Frnata. 222I :. 18th 81
says: II had head noises and was gettinl
. deaf; was troubled with catarrh OF nos,
and throat; ears stopped up; could not heal
distinctly. DR.. Branaman cured my CO
tarrh, stopped the head noises and restored
my hearing. i am now perfectly well anl
recopmend the doctor to all who are deaf
II others are cured there Is hope fol
you.
Home Treatment as Effective as OF.
nee Treatment. Write for Homs
Treatnent symptom blanks and Boob
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G. N. Branaman, N. D.,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
NeetinE OF Base Rail Men.

FORT DODGE. Ia, March 6--(SpeCial y
A meeting OF all the managers OF the base
hall teams OF the state has been called Tor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
Like Bursting,

When your head feels like bursting, DR..
Kings New Life Pills quickly cure the
cause, constipation. Csc For sale by Sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07

had received any help from the outside. He
said the only tool or weapon they had was
a case knife. They had no revolvers, he
said and he did not hear any shots fred
after they had escaped. He was the second
one out he said
Sheriff Mcdonald took no chances with
him. He was securedly handcuffed and
guarded by Deputy Sheriff Haze and Jailer
Stryker on tho way to and from the Jail
and In the court room was watched by
these two and Sheriff Mcdonald.
Sheriff Mcdonald is anxious to get rid OF
him and will take him to the penitentiary
early Wednesday morning County At
torney Slabaugh does not know yet when
he will be able to try Berry, who is alleged
to be an accomplice OF Mike Enright in a
South Omaha saloon holdup. Enright was
acquitted.
Sheriff Mcdonald has never had much
doubt about recapturing Buckley as he is
a heavy drinker and seems unable TO leave
liquor alone. His personal appearance is
such he could be picked out of crowd
by anyone who had seen him. He would
be taken by an experienced officer as a
criminal at first sight.
The Louisville marshal stands to get
800 as Sheriff Mcdonald offered "a reward
OF $50 for the capture OF each fugitive.
County Attorney Slabaugh has begun
garnishment proceedings against James J.
Buckley for the costs in the criminal case.
Buckley gave 500 to Ex-Sherin Power 20
keep for him when he was arrested and
this money has been attached by the
county The costs OF the case amount
to SIS.
Twice Arrested at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE Neb., March 6.-(Special
Telegram 1.-Two strangers appeared in
town yesterday morning and in a short
time became intoxics ted. They were placed
in Jail by City Marshal Johnson, but about
D. M the marshal released them with the
understanding that they leave town. They
went a short distance from town, when
they changed their minds and returned.
Thcy were not discovered by the marshal
until after supper. when he again placed
them in Jail and guarded them all night.
About 4 o'clock this morning the sheriff
and the jailer from Omaha came to town.
having beer notified last evening by the
marshal, and went to the Jail, where the
prisoners were identified by the jailer as
John Berry and J. j. Buckley two of the
prisoners who broke jail at Omaha few
days ago Sheriff Mcdonald and the jaler
took the prisoners to Omaha on the Bur-
lington. which left AT SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
BANKS WILL NOT PAY THE TAX
Local Finanoiers Say They Cannot Afford to
Meet Woodmen's Obligations,
THINK ORDER OUGHT TO AWAIT DECISION
WRttIes and Drake say Payment OF
Tax Reserve FUND would
He More Than Fair In
terest on Deposits.

II was whispered around Tuesday morn
ing that Sovereign Commander Root Of the
Woodmen of the World was awaiting an
offer on the part of the Omaha banks.
which hold that organizations reserve fund
as deposit to pay share of the taxes which
will be assessed on the fund in April. II
the banks would make such an offer. 1t
was said. the Woodman would agree to do
nothing this spring with regard to moving
the headquarters, but would await the
action of the supreme court In spite OF
Mr. Roots statement that he had advance
Information to the effect that the decision
Of the court would be adverse to the Wood
men, the bankers say it is absurd that any
thing could have leaked from the supreme
court commission. and that Mr. Roots
information cannot be reliable
Mr.. Root numbered among the induce
ments held out to his order from Fort
Worth and Dallas, Tex, assurances OF the
national banks there that no tax would
cucumber the reserve fund.
Although the banks will suffer from the
withdrawal of the Woodmen to another
state. it is likely Mr.. Root will be dIsap-
pointed IL he expects advances from the
bankers. They agree they cannot afford to
pay the taxes on the reserve this year
Banks Cannot See u that Way.
'If the taxes are to be S75,ooO as Mr..
Root expects" said Luther Drake presi-
dent OF the Merchants National bank, that
would mean $4,000 for each one OF the
banks which carry the Woodmcns money.
It would be big interest on the deposits.
The banks cannot afford to do it. II the
decision should be adverse. then our money
would be gone and We would have no de-
posts. on the other hand, 1 think the
organization can well afford to await the
final action of the supreme court. The
move to another state would cost money
and the sacrifice on real estate the Wood
men probably would be compelled to make
would cause a loss OF more. If the decision
relieves them of taxes they will he glad to
stay, and they will be saved the expense
Of moving"
II do not see that the banks can do
anything for the order" said Gurdon w.
Wattles, vice president of the United
States National bank. Together with all
other people of the city, We will regret It
exceedingly if the Woodmen are compelled
to leave, for the organization is big
thing for Omaha. STILL do not see what
we can do; the matter is up to the supreme
court"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-07
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Kills Like Lightning,
How Deadly Rheumatism OF lhe Heart
Comes On.

Those pains you feel when you first
arise in tie murning-aching pains In
the joinls, shooting pains in the mus
cles-are slgis Of warning. They are
danger signals, evidences Of a deep
seated trouble that If not removed may
effect the entire system and cause
chronic disease, or if the cause is not
removed, tn Y may develop suddenly
into the deadly rheumatism Of the
Heart, which kills like lightning.
Better get rid OF the cause at once.
Rheumatism and its kindred diseases
are caused by the accumulation Of
poisonous acids In the blood. Rubbing
with oils or liniments will not cure It,;
il is an internal disease, and can be
conquered only by an internal remedy.
There Is Just one complete cure
RHEUMACIDE. RHEUMACIDE
neutrallzes the poisonous acids, sweeps
all the dangerous germs out Of the
blood aud "makes you we'll all over v
RHEU UMACIDE CURES because il Is
the only remedy that "gets at thejoints
from the inside.n
Mr.. W. r. Hughes, Of Atkins, Va,
writes:
-Four bottles Of RHEUMACIDE
have entirely cured me Of along stand
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improved my general health. / was q
total wreck, having bad rheumatism
for twenty years. l spent several
weeks and much money trvingspecial-
lists in New York, but RH EUM MACIDE
is the only cure have found. When
/ began to use il weighed 0pounds.
Now | weigh $50 pounds, my normal
weight"
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the world will be
The Exposition Company does not contemplate holding huge industrial
on the contrary the most exhaustive efforts the have
which
" commOnwealths
there
commercial which
Of
which, rightly
diminish which held
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prominent Of the
fhnnh Congress Of the United which
devoted
heartily commend favorable consideration the tercentennal
@ eemoon the Congress passed March 1906 authoz-
the 1901
Virginia an international naval military celebration honor
authority
n
to
such military be
This celebration
which
LEGISLATURES OF sixteen States will
additional aid
intended celebrate and thereby enable the OF the United
provision
enable people who have undertaken the work of celebration
suitable
ed ourh
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accommodating practically warship
Hampton Roads Of
mel and at
Nothing
church land which
country has been swept away by the storms of the
Island has eoded
unable destroy the
the first colony English speaking
ceeded the
In the language Of Hon Dunn Rochester r.
on for that state for the jamestown Exposition
calling children
than
million dollars to make this
Union
have agreed participate most OF them
$4,000 $15oOoo the approp
a by ew
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Grim Tragedy

Is daily enacted, ~ thousands Of homes,
a. Death claims, In each one, another
victim Of Consumption or Pneumonia.
But when Coughs and Colds are prop
erly treated, the tragedy is ayerted. F.
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Virginia will have an exposi-
ion worthy Of her great history and
achievement. II will be historical
In construction, detail. equipment
and features. The view Of the site,
which IS shown herewith, gives
partial idea OF what will appear on
Hampton Roads in 1907.
A splendid colonial city will oc-
upy an area Of about three-quar-
ters OF a square mile. Along the
shore will be q magnificent drive
way securely bulkheaded, with a
concrete protecting wall, and. jut-
ting from the shore, two immense
piers. sixteen hundred feet long and
two hundred feet wide. connected at
the end with an eight hundred foot
pier OF same width will form a safe
and commodious water basin or
harbor for the protection OF small
craft and for the conduct Of aquatic
sports. such as swimming, water
polo. etc.
Before these piers the ships Of
all nations will ride at anchor. The
President has already issued his
proclamation. inviting the foreign
governments 70 send to the EXPOSE
ton representatives Of their fleets
and detachments OF their soldiery.
Two governments have already sig
nifled their intention Of participant