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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Fred Moraine is suing for a divorce rrom
Rhuhamie Moraine on the ground of aban-
Comment, They were married in Kansas
Justice of the Peace Fields performed
his hrst official act Thursday when he
united in marriage Martin Sorenson and
Omaha. ~
Cora A. Turner asks a divorce from Sam
uel 5. on the ground Of cruelty and non
support. They have been married only two
years. she wishes to resume her maiden
name Of Allen.
W. J. OBrien, who has charge of the
state fish hatchery at Gretna. will be in
Omaha today. He will accompany Deputy
Game Warden II. d. Pierson to Willow
lake. where they will endeavor TO secure a
lot of small game fish TO be transplanted
TO Cut on, 70 which willow lake is close
at hand.
At the annual meeting New Years day
OF the Board OF Trade the organizatlon
owning the Board of Trade building at
Sixteenth and Farnam streets. F. j. Adams
=. r. Bruce ana w. III. Koenig We're elected
directors for the long term, and C. 81
stone for the short term. The annual cleo
ton Of officers will be held next Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
PARROT RESiSTS THE LAW
Poll First Refuses to Yield to Re-
pIevin in Hands of the
Constable.

get ont I'm not going with you. I'm
all right here was the greeting the parrot
gave the constable when he first put in an
appearance at the home of f. r. Joslyn
10 replevin u lot of goods Later on the
parrot was heard to admit, like his famous
ancestor, that he had talked too d-n
much and he went with the man of law
papers.
The controversy between the parrot and
the constable occurred because Albert II.
Starkey, as special administrator of the
estate Of Rose Matilda Joslyn sued out a
writ of replevin for sJndry specified arti-
cles of bric-a-brac and household goods.
Included in the list were certain canary
birds and ''one parrot and cage" The
bird that talks like a man made the only
kick against being seized, and that did not
avail.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
In Praise of CbnmberIuin's Cough
Remedy.

Very few medicines have received so
much praise and so many expressions of
gratitude as Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Grateful parents everywhere testify to its
merits. 1t is a certain cure for Group and
will prevent the attack if given at the first
appearance of the disease. 1t is especially
adapted to children as it is pleasant to take
and contains nothing injurious. Mr.. L. A.
Humphreys well known resident and
clerk in the store of Mr.. f. Lock Of Alice,
Cape Colony, South Africa. says: 81 have
used Chamberlains Cough Remedy to ward
off Group and colds in my family. found
it TO be very satisfactory and it gives me
pleasure to recommend it,"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
Gratifying Figures.

The reports Of the officers Of the Conser.
vatiye Savings and Loan association for the
year 1903, as made to the board of directors
at its last meeting, show a state of affairs
gratifying to the membership of that asso-
citation from every standpoint.
The net increase in the business of the as
ISOLATION for the year was 1919 l6ssS the
largest one years growth experienced by
the association in its fourteen years of
business. The gross receipts for the year
were Sl,C95,0i3.33, also the largest In the asso-
ciation's history.
The net total resources the 31st ult were
81 ,5l6 9s6,44, the highest thus far reached by
any Nebra ska association.
The gross earnings for the year were SOL
ol7H Of which $50, 40 were credited back
TO members in payment of dividends At the
rate of per cent per annum.
Additions were made to the reserve or
contingent loss fund at this meeting of the
board, bringing this account up to SOL. O97 o.
Four hundred and siXty-nine new loans
Were made during the year, of which l67
were for the erection Of new homes i'm
Omaha and South Omaha. A reduction OF
interest rates on loans was made July 1
last and a new plan Of 500 credits to Dor
rowing members put in force.
on account Of lack of space and a con-
siderable advance asked for rental Of ade-
quate Office rooms i'm the central part of the
city, the directors decided to purchase
ground and erect an Office building at 1914
Harvey street early this year. This invest
ment will be limited To about the total the
association now has in its reserve aud I'M
divided profit account, namely. $4,000 The
expectation Of the directors is that they
VIII he able to enter the new place Of busi
ness in July or August next
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
Mr.. Fred Doerwald. 18th and Pierce
Sts., Cured of Asthma After
Suffering - Years.

Mr. Doerwald, who is q prominent vet
Urinary surgeon and has been located at
18th and Pierce streets for q years, tells
Of remarkable cure of asthma in his case
by r short course OF Or. Branamans new
method Of treating. In speaking Of his
case, he said: twenty-five years ago l
began to have shortncss Of breath and
choking, constant wheeling and rafting in
my chest and coughing. l would raise
tough phlegm. Finally l got bad l
could not work. Doctors told me asthma
could not be cured. | had to sit up at
night: the only relief got was from smok-
ing an asthma powder, which only gave
temporary relief l lost flesh and strength.
] went to DR. Branaman physical wreck,
and i'm a few weeks | a man. | can
now breathe free and easy. | sleep like
child all night. I do not cough or have any
more rafting or Wheeling. This New Cure
is sure specific Tor asthma and | recon-
mend it to all my friends no one could
be any worse than | was"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
FINDS BURGLARS IN HOUSE
Peter Nelson Closes with One of
Them. hut is Knocked Down by
Another and Both Escape.

When Peter Nelson. 1902 South Twenty
second street, returned home with his
family at $50 O'Clock from visit with
friends, he discovered strange man in the
house. He grappled with the intruder, and
while the two were engaged in a struggle,
another man ran out from an adjoining
room, knocked Nelson down. and the two
made hasty exit through the back door,
and disappeared. Nelson found that the
two burglars had secured entrance to the
house by kicking in the back door and that
they had got away with about 500 worth of
clothing. He<notfed the police and De-
tectives Heitfelt and Mitchell were de-
tailed on the case. ... ..'.'.... 80
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
HENNINGS DECLINES TO FINk
City Treasurer Refuses to Yield Office to
CSuHiy Treasurer,
LATTER MAKES HIS FORMAL REQUEST
Two officials Meet at CITY HAIL
aud Exchange Cordial Greet
inRS. but No OmcinI
Bric-a-Brac.

County Treasurer Fink called on City
Treasurer Hennings Thursday afternoon
about $3.50 and formally requested him to
turn over the office, its responsibilities and
cares, to which Mr.. Hennings responded
that he was chained hand and foot by a
restraining order of the supreme court and
could not see his way clear to do So
Mr.. Finks visit had no accomplishments
Of force, threats or controversy. He had
called earlier in the day to find Mr. Hen
nings at lunch He and Mr.. Jennings
greeted each other cordially. shook hands
and retired to the latter's private office.
There Mr. Fink handed the following docu-
ment over to the other:
To A. II. Henniugs: In conformity with
section 81. chapter la of the compiled
statutes of Nebraska Brown * Whceler)
entitled Metropolitan Cites, | hereby make
demand for the turning over to me as OK
otTicio city treasurer, and as your successor
in office, Of all moneys, books, funds
records and papers, in or in any manner
and ex-officio treasurer of the Board OF
Education of the school district of omaha.
ROBERT o. FINK,
County Treasurer
Mr.. Hennings noted that he ad-
dressed minus title but failed to take
umbrage. Mr.. Fink requested that he write
refused" on the missive, but Mr.. Hem
nings smiled, declined, and scrubbed this
instead:
ION January ?. 1906. was restrained by
the supreme court Of the state from turn
ing over the office"
The two shook hands again and sep
arated, respective faces being enwreathed
in respective smiles.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
DELANO SUCCEEDS RAMSEY
New President of wabash Elected
Director of Pacific Express Sue
ceedinR old Chief Executive.

Al the annual meeting of the Pacific IA
press company Thursday at the headquar-
ters, F. A, Delano was elected director to
succeed Joseph Ramsey, jr. The other
members of the board were reelected as
follows; James Eggleston. president: Il. h.
Pryor, vice president; s. b. schuyler.
Julius krutschnitt, Erastus Young and C.
5. Clark. W. r. Carter was elected sec
rotary. Those present at the meeting were
Messrs. Eggleston, Pryor, Schuyler, Young
and Carter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05

II the firms from which you buy your
goods, Mr.. Business Man, know how Omaha
is growing, wouldn't it help your stand
ing? Send each a copy OF the New Year
Jubilee Edition Of The Bee. II viii help
you-it will help Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
RATHBUN SUCCEEDS HAvERLY
Former Business College Man An
pointed Assistant Probation
Omcer of the Counts.

George r. Rathbun was appointed as
sistant probation officer by the judges of
the district court TO succeed d. NJ. Hav-
eily. who resigned when he became county
clerk. Mr.. Rathbun formerly was con-
nected with a business college
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05

flowers. until the return to the ship az
nighuall. when tho flower garlandng pro
cess was repeated, 81 was day Of extra
ordinary interest and activity. the record
Of which will cause the reader 20 wonder
how 50 great a variety Of incident and OBJ
servation could possibly be crowded into
the interval between sunrise and sunset
Assuredly the readers OF The Bee will en-
Joy treat in journeying around the world
with William Jennings Bryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
Greeks, First Dance

The entertainment committee of the
Omaha Pan-Hellenic club has announced
a dancing party for the members of the
CLUB 10 De given at Chambers academy
THURSDAY evening, February /. Accent
ances OF invitations are 10 be sent to w
l.. unzicker, 24 federal building and tick
cts may be secured at the store OF Stephens
x smith, S0' South Sixteenth street The
club.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
AT THE PLAY HOUSES.
"Hearts of Gold" at the Krug.

A weird drama, weirdly acted, was Of
fered at the Krug last night for the last
half of the week. 1t is one of those things
that defy criticism, and do not merit re-
view. The engagement lasts till after
Saturday night, with a matinee on Satur-
day
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
announcements of the THEATRES.

With new music, new ensembles and new
faces George Sidney win come to the Erug
theater for four days, starting Sunday matt
nee. The title of this seasons Offering has
appropriately been termed Busy Izzys Va
cation" Mr. Sidney is well known to the
theater-going public and much interest will
undoubtedly be taken in his new offering.
which frolics along the line of his former
piece, The scenic setting is said to be un-
usually beautiful and the electrical effects a
marvel of stagecraft.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05

Have you friends? In the east? In the
west? In the old country? Send them
each copy Of the Jubilee Edition of The
Bee. Advertise Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05

At last the conservativeness Of the Nir-
ginia club woman has been overcome and
that state will have, for the first time,
representation at biennial of the General
Federation of Womens Clubs. at St Paul
next spring. Virginia is without "A state
organization, although it has a good many
clubs. The Mutual Improvement club of
Clifton Forge was the first club of the state
to affiliate with the national organization.
this having been done during the fall. Since
then there has been effort to effect a
state organization and. while this has not
yet been definitely accomplished. so much
progress has been made that it will prob
ably not be long before Virginia as a state
will be represented in the national organi-
cation
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05

Wednesday night Mr. Hennings stayed all
night in his office for the first time in his
life and, preferring to keep busy rather than
try to doze on the single hard couch avail
able occupied himself with flag ends of
business and a general overhauling of pri-
vate papers.
This vigilance the city treasurer pursued
in order to make sure of carrying out the
restraining order from the supreme court
forbidding him to turn over any books,
money, papers or property belonging to the
city or school district to County Treasurer
Fink, who the charter says shall become
eX-offcio city and school district treasurer
Thursday, January 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
Panic Aves,eh.

In case of constipation. peritonitis. etc.
panic is averted by curing yourself with
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; % cents. For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05

Only three more performances Of Are
You a Mason?" will be given at the Bur
wood, the bin changing to Barbara Fret
chic on Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Morrison
Will be well enough To resume his work
with the new bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05

In THE Nlrgnian" phase OF western
life that has all hut passed from the scene
is pictured most faithfully and graphically.
No other play of the kind has ever reached
the people as this one, aud for the very
good reason that no other play pulses with
the life of the plains as does the drama
owen Wister has made of his own book
The company that is playing the piece
created most of the parts only ono or two
changes having been made since the begin
ning. Dustin Farnum stil plays the Vir-
gilman and Frank Campeau is still giving
his fine Characterization Of Trampas.
new Molly Wood is with the company this
season, and is said 10 be the real article
The engagement at the Boyd theater opens
on Sunday evening and lasts till after
Wednesday, with a matinee on Wednesday
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05

Pauline Hall will appear al the Boyd
theater tonight, offering for the first time
in Omaha her new success, "Dorcas." This
light opera is by the authors Of 'Erminle."
In which Miss Hall won a real triumph and
is said to be quite as merry and tuneful as
that famous piece. II tells GOOD story and
is furnished with some charming lyrics. II
gives the prima donna splendid chance
and her glorious voice is heard in it TO real
advantage Miss Hall is supported by a
fine singing organization and her tour so
far has been a success Her engagement
here is for Friday and Saturday evenings
and a matinee on Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05

We still have copies of the New Years
Illustrated Edition Of The Bee. Order them
now before the edition is exhausted
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
FREE DEAFNESS
AND
Asthma Cure.

To all beginning treatment with Dr.
Bransman, Omaha's leading special
list, this month, to prove to the public
that there is n PERMANENT CURE
Tor CHRONIC DISEASES (that are
curable) the doctor gives his profess
sional services FREE and his treat
ment FREE to all who apply before
January 31st. The only expense to
the patient will be for the medicine
ACTUALLY USED. This gives every
one the best treatment known to med
ical science free until cured.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
COUNTY MONEY IN BANKS
balances Contained In Various LocnI
vaults Reported by Treas
urer Fink.

County Treasurer Fink reports the fol-
lowing bank balances on hand at the close
Of business January ). 1906:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
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THE FINLEY
RESCUE CHRISTIAN HOME
Fob
FALLEN oiRLs AND WOMEN.
Oncorporated)
OMAHA, NEB.

Established for the purpose OF helping
penitent fallen women to restore them to
home and friends where possible, when not
10 provide them with a home and employ
ment. until such time as they snail be
able TO care for themselves.
ALL DONATIONS THANKFULLY RE-
CEINED.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
Many viii Be Cured for $500

The most stubborn and complicated cases
will not exceed 81 for one whole month.
This ofler is not made as an experiment,
This new method Of treatment has cured
hundreds Of cases Of deafness Catarrh and
head noises that have been pronounced in
durable by other specialists.
Deafness Cured.
MIR. Wencel Frants. 222I South 18th st,
says: Il had head noises and was getting
deaf. was troubled with catarrb of nose and
throat; ears stopped up; could not hear dis
tinctlv. DR.. BrDnaman cured my catarrh,
stopping the head noises and restored my
hearing. ! am now perfectly we'll and re-
commend the doctor to all who are deaf
Home Treatment as Effective as Of
flee Treatment. Write for Home
Treatment Symptom Blanks and
Book of Testimonials.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-05
G. M. BRANAMAN, M. D.
SO New York Life Bldg.
OMAHA, NEB.

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4ittstpn.

- 2oretta, bic 16 WiOnute alte 2Oh'
ter bes Charles 9e6tOlO uOn Bort
@riifitb, itarb Samitas uub Wurbs
Wtontas beeroiat.
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9ruber Wtatbias BON 3Omptins StraBt
leibet on feds leihten Sti6wunben,
Sobn SabOotdie bat bOie S6nitte am
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topn fat bOie S6nitte am Sopf unb
Der 9ipps, iein @ouiin @burles Suffalinc
uon 8ropntown bat mebrere tiefe
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ter 0iaIe unO SO9n Galleri uon SrOwns
tonn elm bOs Seri6nittenes Seii4t.
Der 0liot mar cine 5Olse Der Seinb'
ielisfeiten, Die i6On felt ldnserer 3eit
;wiideu ben beiOsn Burteien bsitanSsn.
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Sic Nrbeit bet
Mnfrdnmnng nno
DeS MuSberfanfS
Des grobartigelt
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bas ipletnht anssitBt babsu:
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Spbe Narf S1pti;eu.

Der sllarm pou 9alten 32l
SOnntas Otu6t mar Elm fulider.
= Sobn Seuorid BON @pnon Strast
tru9 WtOntaS in Der Dit. Ylsaiuni
j3ede Surd einen Dedenfaa SUei boz
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Price Strabe wurbe Oienitas Wdbrenr
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einem Dedsufau SstrOffen unO er'
ibla9en.
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gampe oerirrte iid am Dienitus Wior'
gen Der 73jdbrise Bsrsmann ROSsr
@rimes in Der Diamond I3ede uno
wurOe erit ositern MOrsen u0lIis srs
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SSie ift SicS.

g8h bistsn siubuubsrt Dollars 9sIpbnuna
fir itpsa 8aa BON aatarr5, en nibt eurt Gin
utbmtu pen SaI's aaiarrb' Jtur stbsilt psrbsu
tanu.
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felt ben ItBtsn IS Sabrsn ssfanni une balitn tbr
fir ppLIfpmmin sbrsubafi In alien 8tftdftspu.
banbluussn une finausisa btfSbiet aas BON ist.
usr 8irma siusssaussusn gsrbtnbltbfsitsn ~
srfiilltn.
Bsif & Iruar, @rpBbanprIs Drpsuifftn
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@albiua, atuuau & Warpin, GrOb.
banbtIs. EIUsuilitu. 5oltpc, ..
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une pirIt eirtft auf has Slut une bic fblsimi'
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Sniauet. ptis 75e. fur bic 6laits. gsrfauf
BON alien Npptbtfrru.
SnIl's 5umilirn.piIlsu finb bic bsifsn.
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Spn Der Smefeite.

Den Gbeleuten Better Slein Dol
PittSton slueuue If cine To9ter &c
boren moroeu.
Serr uuO 6rau 98illiam Srplin9 Dor
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Ssrru PultOr 98m. ". yiorOt.
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gum permanenten 0irigenten oer
Sdn9errunOe ermdblt wOroen.
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Der felt Orsi 8o6en in Dem Stant
9Oipitul mar. no cine SlinSoarm'
operation an ibm UOrsenOmmen purSe,
lit als sebeilt sutlaiien pOroen.
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GBilfeS. Sarre 0a6ri6ten.

- Der Spisel Reu. Stilep bat pieSsr
sesen stpa rs @irtbe Oieier Stabt sln'
flassn erbOben.
- Srau Marp S6umu6er usritarb
porlsstsn Dienitas in ibrer Bobnuns
on @risbt Ctr. i'm sllter BON AZ Sab
rem na6 mebrmonatlider Sranfbeit.
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Susqusbanna SOblen SO. 3u Oianticots
murben WtOntas 9iadmittaS our6 cine
@rploii iion pOn @rubensuien feds Wtans
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fiini berielben iino ieitoem ibren 8un'
ben erlesen. Die Serunsliidten iino
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felt lag bem llnsliid 3u @runce. @s
pureu sur 3eit sesen buncert Dfdnner
in Der 3s6s, bod entiameH iie aae ubns
Yerlesunssn.
- Die g8ilfesburre & Sebi9b SOblen
SO. bat am Dtontas init Der @rOfinune
sinss neuen SoblenielOes besonnen, mel
DIES in Sanouer Gownibip, swiidsu
bier unb 0ianticofe, liest, iieben Wfeilsn
brett lit, fid pon bsm @ebirse bis gum
Sluiis sritrsdt uno uierjsbn aoern nm'
iast. Wtun i6Gst. oaB ss taum in 10C
Sabrsn sri6Opft wsroen fam. auf
bic gadawanna @ompanis bat bort be-
beutsnos aoblenluser, bic fuit nod un'
bsarbeitst iino.
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SonnenIi6t tGbtst Seine uub Mfi'
froben, aber. es errei9t ni6t 6as Ylut.
6orni's 9llpenfrauter.Slutbeleb ent'
fernt Die arantbeitsfeime aus osm 9lut.
Die @eidldte oieies Wiittels lit bes
Seiens wertb. Sine !3eituns un6 Elm
Pampblet nit boiler 8eidreibuns uno
slusfunft Diro Seoem frei iibermittelt,
Der ieinen 9iamsn unO aOreiie ieubet an
Or. Pster Sabrnep & Cons Co., 112-
118 90. SOpns slue., G1icasO. 81.
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8apa Slio, Der 0anbit uno relj

= Rapa Sfio, Der SanOit unb rsIi.
si6Ie Sauatiter, Der ben gunoesbeb6r.
ben bereits Oisl gu iduffen 9eHu6t bat,
lit ui6t, wis friiber ssmelbet murbe,
setObtet, iOnOern iammslt, wie i'm
Srie9sospurtement semslOst wuros,
feline @etreuen nm ii9, UNI einsn ueusn
Sblas sssen Die Yereinisten Staatsn
,u fiibreu.
Die feiniten Drudarbeiten In Der Staot,
Siefert Die Office oes -0odenblatt."