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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
Florence.

Mrs. NJ. .. Gleason went to Schuyler,
Neb.. Saturday TO visit relatives for a cou-
pie Of weeks.
Frank Brown, who has been sick the
last two weeks, IL now able to sit up and
hopes "a be out in few days.
r. 8. Tucker, proprietor OF the Tucker
hotel, spent Saturday and Sunday at Whit
Ing, Ia. visiting his son, Scott Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, late from Cali
fornia, are spending a few weeks here Wis
itinB their daughter. Mrs. o. W. Akers
Miss Prudence Tracy and sister, Mrs g.
p. Wallace. spent Saturday and Sunday
with old friends at Craig, Neb. They were
former residents OF Craig.
Mrs Lou Cole heturned home Wednesday
after hve weeks absence on account OF
the illness Of her daughter, Mrs James l.
Wilson, who lives in Omaha.
Miss Gertrude Reeves, who has been
here for the last two weeks visiting her
brother. Ed Reeves, left Friday for a few
days to visit with relatives at Papillion.
Neb.
Orlando Keirie brother to c. J. Kierle.
the Ice man, is here from Chicago Visiting
his brother for couple Of weeks. Mr.. or
lando Keirle Is employed In the wholesale
and retail hat business in Chicago.
Miss BERTHE Wilson OF Long Pine, Neb..
10 here for couple OF weeks visiting her
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27

father, w. A. Wilson. Miss Wilson Is hold
ing down a 64O-acre homestead near LoM
Pine. She has three more years TO serv
before she can get a deed from Uncle Sam.
The Florence canning factory started up
the first of the week. good run has
been made on corn and tomatoes the last
few days. The stock is coming fairly we'll
Later on the tomatoes win come little
heavier The factory is combination and
can handle both.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
HAD AN AwFUL TIME.

But OhambeFlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy Cured Him.
1t is with pleasure that l give you this
unsolicited testimonial. About year age
when had = very severe case Of measles
got caught out in q hard rain and the
measles settled in my stomach and bowels
l had an awful time and had Il not been
for the use Of Chambsrlain's Collie, Cholers
ana Diarrhosa Remedy l could not have
possibly lived but few hours longer; but
thanks 10 this remedy. l am now strons
ana well. have written the above
through simple gratitude and 1 shall al.
ways speak a good word for this remedy
Sam II. Gwin, Concord, Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
PI.n.ant Mars for sammer pa1..

Pleasant Ways for summer Days.
Grand Trunk-Lehigh Valley Double Track
Route Chicago to New York via NiasAra
Falls; Grand Trunk Central YsFmont- Bos-
ton & Maine Route from Chicago 10 Boston
and the Grand Trunk Railway System 10
Montreal. Quebec and Portisnd-doubls
track FROM Chicago 10 Montreal.
Fares. descriptive literature. etc. win b
mailed on application 10 Geo. w. vsux,
A q. p. q I. A. Ia Adams ST.. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
henson.


Mrs II. o. wulff left last Friday to visit
with her sister In Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Huber have returned from
their visit in David City, Neb.
Mr. Scougal OF Sioux City was a visitor
at the home OF II. ]. Kelland.
Mrs. Brooks Of Kansas City Is a guest
at the home OF Mrs. Ben Morton.
Mrs. w. Z. johnson attended picnic
given at krug park last Tuesday.
X. r.. Parker returned home from Mil
waukee with the Eagles this week.
Ward Walsh has taken a position as clerk
In Treasurer Fink's office in Omaha.
Baptist church services at tine tent today
at IL a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Banner have re-
turned from a short visit in 81. Louis.
Mrs. J. ]. Gleason and daughter have
left for visit in Missouri Valley, la.
Mrs. M. A. Sparrow OF GAINESVILLE, No, is
a guest OF her brother. Charles Norton,
The team of the Eagles returned from
milwaukee,, where they won two prizes
Miss Bessie Woodruff has given up her
position In DIR. Mason Office la Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r, Williams left last
week for a two weeks trip TO Colorado.
Miss Schroeder has returned home 10 Te-
kamah after visit to Mr.. and Mrs Wuln.
Swedish Lutheran services at the town
hall today at oelock By Rev. Mr.. sidren
Mrs. H. s. Frlnk and daughter, Margaret,
have returned from a visit In Atlantic, la
Mrs. Henry senger has left for her home
in Joplin, Mo-. after weeks visit in Ben
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Whistler entertained
a number OF out-of-town guests during the
week.
Mrs. Chris Martlg and children have
taken the home formerly occupied by Mr.
Swith
Sons were born during the week to Mr.
and Mrs. oren Gift and Mr.. and Mrs. W
A. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MCGUIRE entertained
number Of relatives from Blair during
the last week.
Thomas Gibbs left for his home in Val.
ley, Eeo., after visit with Mr.. and Mrs
William Clarke.
Miss Jessie Rea has arrived from Holton
Kan. to make an extended visit with heI
brother. J. A. Rea-
Miss Jessie Malzueher has returned to hel
| home in OakdRle after a visit at the homo
| Of Rev. Mr.. Leldy.
Miss Halla Miller left last week for Kan
sas City, Mo. where she expects to re
main for some time.
Good viii Court OF Honor gave a water
melon social at the home OF Mrs. William
/ Ryan Friday evening
The next regular meeting OF the Fraterna
Union lodge will be held al Odd Fellows
hsli Friday, August 81.
| The Swedish Missionary society gave al
Mrs John Peterson last Friday evenin,
which Was eeu attended.
l hiss Olga Bloomnsld entertained sbo0
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27

Go to New York on sns Lehish,
Double track scenic highway. Connect,
at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with all lines
from the west.
Write passenger department. LehlRh Val.
ley r. r., as South Clark st.. Chicago M
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
NEWS FROM OMAHA SUBURBS
weat AmbIer.

MT. and Mrs. John Gants were the guests
q their son. Cola, and family the first Of
Mrs. L. Darling returned from her two
Mich, on Thursday.
Ed Berger has taken n position with the
West Omaha Ice company and il boarding
with his mother In Eckerman.
Mrs. William Mcdonald was the guest
OF bier mother, Mrs. Maestrick. from
Wednesday until Friday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Bartlett and father at
tended the picnic at Krug Park Monday
given by George Crook post and corps.
Mrs. Nelson Pratt and daughter, Miss
snta R Ssre snd M 81 the
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parks and daughter,
Visit w,6 ar PsTssy sG%
in Michigan.
Miss Bessie Faverty came home from
fremont Friday r svsbb en- where sae has
Fine in June.
At the quarterly conference at South
west church Tuesday night George Blakely
Of East Amber was elected district steward
| on pastors salary.
! Bert Gantz, with a few relatives and
friends. celebrated his thirty-second birth
| on Wednesday evening.
| Miss frankie Ormsby Of Plano, H., ar
rived last week on a visit TO her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, ormsby, at their new home
Mrs. John Blake is buoy these days as
| sisting her daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Oleson, In
her preparations to remove to the Pacific
| coast. They will reside In oregon, where
| q brother lives.
Rev. C. C. Cissell preached an able SER
mon for DIR. Gorst on Sunday Afternoon
| and administered the sacrament. He was
| the guest at dinner with his old Hoosier
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Aughe. 81 10.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Werchel and two
children left last Monday for a two months
visit in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mrs
| Werchel Is the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and
4 Mrs Michael. formerly of East Amber.
Mrs j. e. Aughe and Mrs. J. Carroll re-
turned from their trip to the Grand Army
| of the Republic encampment at Minneapolis
| Saturday noon. Their friend, Mrs. Kate
Remington, stopped on at Dubuque, la.
Allen Faverty returned home on Friday
evening from bis trip to PEORIA: III; ,. VEL
mis- brother, Albert, in painting the new
1 northwestern hotel near the round house
In South Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Hickman of Pueblo
Coio have been the guests OF their mother
near GSifiin Grove, for the last two weeks
Mr. Hickman is an engineer on the Rio
| Grafde railroad in Colorado and this IL
his frst visit home for years. They are
on their way to Illinois.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the ele
CANT new home of Mrs. II. ormsby, or
Nineteenth and sprague streets. Thursday
dinner was served by the genial hostess
assisted by her committee. Mesdamei
Blake, Aughe and Gantz. The next meet
ing, and the last before conference. will
Wednesday. September .. to quilt ali day
Those on committee for the day: Mrs. NJ
Faverty. Mrs. F. Benewitz and Mrs
Shandy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27

Glass in china painting every SATURDAY.
afternoon from 2 to o'clock Mrs. A
Neble. studio at a52 South Tenth street
Telephone Douglas $50 -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
At the PLkYHoUsEs

"The Charity BALL" AZ the Burwooa.
The Charity Ball." a drama in four acts,
by David Belaeco and Henry Z. de Mile,
by the Woodward Stock company. The
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
New Mnnufnctnrr

The latest addition to Omaha's manu-.
factur ng eni erprlses is the Omaha speciait,
Manufacturing company. which wifi make
a patented oil can, invented by r. b.
Mr.. Quimby, H. A. Hobbs and John L.
Barber, and is located at 1916 North
Twsnty-fourth street. The can manufac-
vessel In which to keep gasoline. II is
said lighted match thrown near Il will
not cause an explosion.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27

II you have anything 10 trade advertise
IT in the For Exchange column OF This
Bee Want Ad page
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
orasr. No. New On. Onsha.

Omaha saloon keepers will be held to a
strict observance Of the prescribed closing
hours by the police, In accordance with
orders issued to the department some time
ago. Saloons must be closed at o'clock
on all nights except Saturday nights. when
II O'Clock IL the limit. As a proof that
the police mean business three arrests for
keeping open after hours have been made
within the last week, The last arrest was
that Of p. II. Harmon. whose saloon was
found open by PatrOimsn Grove after mid
night Saturday night The otter cases
were c. I. Perkins. III North Sixteenth
street. and the Burke saloon in the Third
ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27

WILSON C0LLEGE FOR WOMEN

In the beautifui Cumberland Valley. Courses
leading to degrees OF A.. b. and Mus
Classics. Music. Art A most excellent fac.
ulty Campus 50 acres; "a buildings: rates
moderate. N. H. REAsER. Pm D.. Prss'L.
g College Ave. -cHAABERsB gao. PA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
saloons Ordered to Close.

In accordance with the wish Of Governor
Mickey the South Omaha Board OF Fire and
Police Commissioners promptly ISSUED the
order for Sunday closing last night. Chief
Briggs ana Captain Turnquist rode all over
the city early in the evening and issued the
order in person to all the saloon men. Strict
observance OF all details will be exacted
All curtains. both front and back. and all
distractions to a clear view must be re-
moved so that the entire interior can be
seen easily. Orders were issued at roll call
20 the patrolnen to enforce the closing. In
thus issuing the order the board adheres
consistently to its original position, namely.
that II the Board of Fire and Police Com
missioners OF Omaha issued similar orders
the board here would be most willing TO en-
force the regulation. The governor yester-
day gave the board his pledge that he
would compel the Omaha authorities to
izsus q similar order to the police or re-
move them and appoint those who would.
Mr.. Nolan, speaking for the majority OF
the board. said Il was always the intention
OF the members to insist on the enforce
ment OF the law when Omaha should be
put ON the same basis, and under the
promise that this shall be done at once the
present order takes rise.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
Guth Case Partially Tried.

The cases OF George Guth and Lulu May
Hyde of Kansas City. under charge OF
adultery, were brought to trial yesterday
morning. The defense fought hard for a
continuance. offering affidavits that mate
rial evidence was lacking in the person Of
several important witnesses This the court
over-ruled on the ground that the principal
in the defense swore to the document not
having the least conception of its meaning.
Guth admitted that he did not know what
the document contained, and he had sworn
to the statement because he believed he was
not getting a square deal In South
Omaha" The last resort Of the counsel
for the defense was that he himself was too
III to try the case but this was only par
TALLY successful. Hyde was allowed by the
court to give his evidence In the case. which
was to the effect that Lulu May Hyde was
his lawful wife. and In substantiation he
produced the marriage certificate He swore
that she had left him for the company n
Guth three months ago, Since then the
couple had left Kansas City and come. to
South Omaha. As to their living tog Sther
here he was unable to swear, not ,fayins
found them together. At that point me case
was continued until Wednesday of thi,
week The prosecution have a dozen o,
more witnesses from the nei khborhoods
where the man and woman have been max.
ing their home since eomi,ks to South
Omaha. The defense will at ~ pt 10 prove
that Hyde drove his wife from him and
compelled her to enter lifs Of shame
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
work ON CarHiv.I Grounds.

The fence surrounding the carnival
grounds Is being erected and a
we'll designed gate l1s feet wide win be
built on NJ street next to Twenty-fourth,
just back OF the postofice. The electric
light contract he's been let and abundan,
lights will be Furnished for the grounds
as the committee expects to surpass any,
thing that hSs been given heretofore.
One OF the. features that will be attrae-
tive to the children during the comins
week will be the sending up OF big paper
balloons from the Ancient Order United
Workm on temple each night and the par
ties RETURNING the tag which is attached
to thEse big balloons will receive a season
ticket to the carnival
| Tine committee has stretched some ban
nSrs over the streets and the bill boards
! 81 the city are fairly well covered with
the Advertisements Of the shows that will
be here.
The st. Louis Amusement company hai
its men here and will be on the Kroun<
continuously during the completion OF IN,
grounds for the carnival which will oper
promptly on Labor Day. September Z a
p, m. The committee is making prepare
lions to have q parade In the evening. an,
Judge Powers with a well selected drIl
team win pull on comic initiation In IN,
lower hall. and all the committee IL wish
} ing for now Is good weather TO make mi
the best carnival ever pulled on IN soutl
Omaha.
Magic City Gossip.
Jay Laverty is out OF the city on a busl
ness trip.
Dan Smith was given thirty days yester
day for habitual drunkenness. -
Mrs. J. Mccullough Of Iowa has beer
guest OF C. NJ. Rich the past week
Miss Lizzie Bentaburg has gone for
visit with relatives at Louisville. KY.
Mrs. J. L. Dun and daughters are IN Ores
ton. Ia, where they are visiting friends
Mrs. William Smallridge Is enjoying
visit from her sister. who lately arrives
from Ireland.
Eugene Muenzenmir Is a guest OF he
} sister, Mre- George 5. Kennedy. Eighteenth
, and @ streets.
hrs; NAY swstzenbengh Of ottumws
Weir, ana family.
] ArA r. B. Hail nee Miss Margaret MuF
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27

DIAMANDs-EdhOlm, 18th and Harvey.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27

twenty of her friends last week in honor
Of her visiting brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J: Calkins have re-
turn I'd from their wedding trip ana are
now at the Paxton in Omaha.
Presbyterian services at Odd Fellows hall
today at $3.50 p. m; Sunday school at 2:SO
p. m. Rev Mr.. Wilson, pastor.
Mrs J. r. Pratt has returned to her
home In Washington, ID. c.. after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Brumfeld.
Mrs. Mathew Kaiser returned Friday
from Seward, where she was called by the
sickness and death OF her father.
Messrs. Timothy and Albert Bloomberg
have returned to their homes after a visit
to their father. c. A. Bloomberg.
Mrs. James Walsh and son, Ward, and
Miss Eda Witte Of Elkhorn returned last
Sunday from. their trip to Minneapolis.
The Baptist Sunday school will give a
Day aiCT going from the tent at $50 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howard entertained
at dinner last Tuesday In honor OF their
seventh wedding wedding anniversary.
Mrs. F. NJ Congdon and Mrs. Stevens
| entertained their Sunday school classes al
plcnics at the park during the past week
Methodist church services today at IL a,
m Sunday school A. EvaDn a. s m g" at
Last week joint meeting Of the Work
man and Degree OF Honor was held. After
| the business session a social hour was
| spent
The members OF the eighth grade class
| of 1905 OF Benson school held reunion al
1 Elmwood park last Tuesday and enjoyed q
pleasant day.
Miss Maher of Imogene. Ia, Mr.. Nelson
| and George Martin Of Shenandoah, Ia
were guests at the home OF Mr.. began dur
/ ing the week,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Soper returned to their
home In Kansas City, MO. after visit
!, with their daughters, Mrs. Ben Morton
and Mrs. Orindulf
| Mr. and Mrs. John Noble and family have
| returned from their visit to relatives ir
Bethany, Mo. They were accompanied By
| Mrs George Hall and son.
| Dutch dinner at her home last Thursday
| to a number OF her friends. She was as.
| sisted by her daughter. Miss Emma.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. 9. Phelps entertained
| about fifty of their friends last week ir
| honor of their china wedding anniversary
| They received many valuable presents.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
Dundee.

Dundee.
A son was born on Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hoagland
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Robinson
entertained ten guests at dinner.
Mrs. Elisabeth Goodrich has returned
from an extended tour of California.
Miss Jennie Peters returned on Tuesday
from visit with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Minnie George OF aGlesburg, Ill, has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs c. Q. George.
Mrs. C. W. Goodnow and daughter Of
New York are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellen Mitchell has recovered from the
injury to her foot caused by stepping on
rake a week ago.
tho guest during the week OF her sister,
Mrs. ID. l.. JoE 6son.
Mrs. w. r. LAghton and daughters have
returned from a visit with Mrs. Lighton' =
father at Atchison, Kan.
Mrs. Drexel of Omaha has moved her
self and household goods temporarily to
the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. John
Mrs John z. Tackett and son, Gordon.
OF Santee Agency, Neb., on their return
from months outing on the lakes OF
Michigan, were the guests during the past
week OF Mr.. and Mrs, III. c. Baird.
During the past week Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Seiby have been entertaining a number of
guests guests, among them Mrs; Israel and son OF
pf5nSer' and his mother of Washington
Word has been received by their friends
In Dundee that Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Fischer,
formerly of Dundee. who are at present
| touring the Yellowstone and other ives
tern points, will be at the Her Grand In
Omaha next week.
Last Sunday Mrs. w. l.. Selby invited a
! number of people TO hear Mr.. Shannon, the
dramatic singer OF Washington, d. c., who
\ IL at present stopping with friends In Coun.
ell Bluffs. On Tuesday number OF the
I same party met at DIR. and Mrs Cleaver's
| in Council BLUFFS.
Edwin Heaford returned on Tuesday from
/ visit to the family summer home on
Madeline island and a trip with his parents
| down the 81. Lawrence 10 Quebec, through
Lakes Champlain and George and up the
CatSkill to Niagara. Mr.. and Mrs Hea.
| ford will not return until later.
! Mrs. j. N. H. Patrick and son, Robert
| Patrick, have returned from visit e
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Patrick on their rancf
| In Wyoming. Mrs Patrick will continue
| her residence at the Winona apartments
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27

wATcHEs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
CUTTING FOR HUGHES.
Head of Citizens Union Laments
Death of Democracy an State.

r. Fulton Cutting. chairman OF the executive
committee OF the Citizens Union. came out for
Hughes and Repubcansrn yesterday. In a letter
which he sent TO Chairman Parsons Of the county
.onnittee he said that he would senroll as a Re
publican. While an independent political ques-
aions Mr Cutting hitherto has been classed as a
Democrat. In his letter lie lamented the death OF
Democracy in this state
This action OF the head OF the Citizens Union un-
eo,lbtedly VIII have a large influence the votes
@, its other members. IL viii interfere ip the
least with the Unions campaign 80 elect only those
Senators and Assembly men approved b. It's leg
;siatiYe coInInittee-aad there exists long list Of
present legislators distinctly olsapIroNed by thal
soTnmittee-and the campaign for nj judiciary
Asked abOui MS letter 10 Nj. Parsons yesterday,
would not make 81 public He said that ne could
be termed a Republican from now on, although
probably he would make some scratches on the
Gcket. Later he said:
The coalition between the Independence Leagu
anc Taminauy Hail leaves US in the old position.
The Independent voter may protest as much as he
does Tar with the bosses.
Ehe Citizens Union purposes 10 fight for the cleo
tiOn of decent and capable representatives from
this city the Legislature Every year we spend
9fme and money going 10 Albany 10 fight individuals
CCrporatiOns who trying 10 obtain pTiNl-
}eees rhst the city charter will permit the local
authorities grant As long as this sort OF thing
goes on and city representatives, do not protect
fhe city they should. 81 s. tire plain duIy Of a
eocai orga utzaIion like the Union TO TO II that
a.. city sends proper men 10 Albany. Such men as
Ac(ssrren. Grady. Gardner, Ia Petra, Reilly and
1Oe GroOt ought TO be reelected. At the same
time, there a lot OF men-nOtably IL the Assem-
tly-who have done splendid work for the city ard
there is danger Of some OF them being turned down
~ sh.ir p&rtes
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
MURPHY CONGRESS SLATE
Places for Tlco Nezc Nen-Deniss
Opposition to SuLzer.

The Tammany Congress conventions win be he'd
Is follows:
Eighth District-DanieI J. RIordan-
Ninth District-+TIenry NJ Goldfogls
Tenth District-sWiHian suIzsr.
Eleventh DistTict-C v FoEnss Francis Burton Harl-
son or Edward A. Swan.
Twelfth Dstriet-SW. Bourks Cochran
Sixteenth Dlstrict-'Jacob Rupert IT.
Eighteenth District-*Joseph A Goudsn-
.Renominated.
There is some talk about Francis Burton HArTs.
running IN the 18th District against Heso~s
Parsons. Mr.. Harrison does not relish tno po-
pect. The district is normally Republican oy A@
and this year II is likely 10 go Republican Inv
heavily than ever. -,
Charles A TOwne IS not to be renonins,@ "
Tammany Hall yesterday 1t was said ma. ~
nominee might be Long Island City m~a' '@'
Of the district being in Queens.
Charles +. Murphy, leader OF Tamlnahy nAs
was asked at the Hoffman House yesterday :
the attitude of Congressman William sulzef -
among any OF the members OF Tannany Hal
Not ALL replied Mr.. Murphy -, o. s,L
Asked IL there would be any opPoslGon sS,--1y ~
Zer's denomination for Congress, AH. AhA'"'
said; - o,r
There will be none. Should there % 7, aAys nr,-
would be the first 10 do what eouid y
vent it - -, ,raS hs-
1t was said to Mr.. Murphy that there snay VA Nv
lief In the minds of some that ne Vas Po..s,5 ar
opposed MIR. Sulzer since the latteI ~ SsIIet
FGffalo. Mr. Murphy answered that tas 1so Son-
was unwarranted, his feeling to"aIu '"' -
gressman Is the frisndIesr.