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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Governor Sheldon to Speak Monday at
Business Mems Exposition,
CITY REGISTRATION FIGURES
Final TabulatiOn of Results of Two
Days Makes q Good Showing for
Republicans as Compared
with Previous Years.
Y REGISTRATION FIGURES

Governor George L.. Sheldon is to be in
South Omaha Monday evening in comet
ton with the South Omaha Business Men
exhibition, which is to occupy the entire
week beginning Sunday. Monday is to be
republican day. Governor Sheldon il billed
for a speech at about 8 p. m. A. w. JEFF
ferris, the congressional candidate, will be
present as we'll as the county candidates.
The presence of these men will mean a
large attendance Of the voting population.
The object of the carnival is for tho pur-
pose of establishing the Bohemian school
at Twenty-first and S streets.
Preparations for the exhibition have been
in progress for several weeks and the COM
mittee on arrangements has been carrying
out the details until everything is ready
for the opening tomorrow. The hour OF
opening is Sunday at 2 p. m. The Bohemian
Catholic orders and many Of :he traternal
orders Of the city In addition will join In a
big parade from the carnival grounds at
Twentieth and 8 streets and march through
the principal streets headed by a band
and by the members of the fire and police
departments. After the parade Mayor
Frank Koutsky will open the carnival with
a short address. The Sunday observance
will be semi-religious in character.
Many booths have been prepared and
will be occupied by the leading business
firms of the city. Franek'B hall will be
devoted to a~musements. such as dancing
and the presentation OF programs, An ex-
tensive program has been arranged for each
day. This will be ready for publication
Sunday morning.
Friday will be democratic day and A. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11
Stomach Gases
and Torpid LiVers
Give Way Before the Peculiar
Purifying Power of Stuart's
Charcoal Lozenges.

Inc FOUL gases or the oma and the
torpid action Of the liver are easy yietiins
for charcoal to overcome.
This great natural cleaner and absorb
ent Will most certainly be relished by a
system afflicted with gaseous or slug
gish tendencies.
Charcoal has long been known as a great
absorbent OF gas. A painful Of charcoal
will positively purify a room filled with
foul doors and decay. Its absorbing ratio
is one hundred times greater thar its own
volume.
The ancients gave charcoal for many
human ills successfully. The North
American Indians used II for snake bite.
poison from eating wild herbs and cured
what they called stomach bad medIeine'
with II.
Willow charcoal seems to be the best
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peculiar curative property OF the willow
is represented in a chemical quality In
its charcoal.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are pure
willow and sweet honey blended by tire.
mendous power and compression into q
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enges eaten after meals will prevent the
process Of digestion from producing nox-
ious gases. They will vivify a lazy liver
and aid every organ which is most likel,
to be overcome through it's contact with
impurities.
They cleanse the stomach and intes-
tines, bring purity and sweetness out OF
fermentation and decay and aid diKes-
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To allay gas at night they are excellent
and one arises in the morning without
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destroys appetite and renders one mis-
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All druggists sell stuart's Charcoal
LozenEes, price twenty-five cents. on
send as your name and address and va
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Marshall. Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11
is ASKED TO ASSIST
Temperance society Invites Kansas
Governor TO speak in
Omaha.

The assistance Of Governor Hoch Of Kan
sas will b. asked IN stirring up enthusiasm
for the Young Peoples Temperance society.
rhis was determined upon at a prelimi-
nary conference held last evening in the
auditorium Of the Young Mems Christian
association. The meeting was attended by
a number of clergymeE Women's Chris
tian Temperance union officials. and allied
workers who were enthusiastic over the
project. Rev. J. y. Go-tner presided and
ne, DIT. S. ID. butcher and J. F. Woolerv
were named on a committee to draw uI
plans for permanent organization which
will be completed at a date 70 be announced
Discussion of the proposed society was in
formally held. Mrs. Helen A. Borsheim
Mrs. Clara Burbank and Mrs. Elizabeth
Covell were named a committee to appeal
In behalf Of the society At the next minis.
teriAl union meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

Pe-ru-na a Tonic After Exhaustion.
Teatro Principal,
City of Mexico.
The Peruna Drug Mfg. Co,
Columbus, Ohio, u. S. A.
Gentlemen: Having used your justly
celebrated remedy, la Peruna, for some
time, 1 have the pleasure of informing
you that l consider it the best tonic 1
have ever used.
1t is a wonderful fortifier of the nerves
after exhaustion, and it increases the
vitality of the whole body, and in my
own case has produced the most COM
plete and permanent restoration. 1t is
also pleasant to the taste.
L do not hesitate, therefore, to recon-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11
Total receipts from all sources
August l 1903, to October, g.. .s2O9, 98LB
Figures from Repatriation.

TAbbEcS hFONA HNeBhsNEuthOus
The city clerk yesterday secured possess
sion OF all the books of the last registra-
'on. He skirmished all yesterday after
noon to locate the books OF the Second pre-
cinct Of the Third ward. George s. Collins
finally sent them in with the explanation
that the board had had a misunderstanding
IS to who should bring in the books. The
full returns show that the democratic regis
ration gained only twenty votes over the
republicans. The total for the day was
1881, showing a fair registration after all.
OF this figure, 77 registered republican
and 747 democratic. forty-seVen votes were
Independent, scattering and socialist. The
first days registration gave a total Of
2,123, of which 986 were republicans, lilo
democrats and twenty-seven scattering.
This gives the democrats a kad OF 12I
The totals for the two days is S.sE. This
figure is said to be more nearly correct for
he reason that fewer democrats are reg
STEERING republican this year. In former
years this has been the habit. The follow
ng table shows the full resistration:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

noon at 4 o'clock. He is a fluent speaker,
an earnest worker and will have a burnine
message to men. The association orchestra,
which has been doing such excellent WORK
OF late, Will ren~9r a mussuai program inc
Mrs. Q. NJ. Williams will sing.
Magic City Gossip.
II. is reported that Mrs. Levi Proudfoot
is dangerously Ill.
The funeral of Frank Donahue takes
place this morning at 3 O'Clock.
A good attendance greeted the first num-
Der OF the Young Mems Christian assocla-
ton lecture course last night. This was the
Dixie jubilee singers.
Carl and Chris WHINING were again ar
rested for assault yesterday on the report
that their victim, II. Sebree. Twenty-siNth
and jefferson, was not expected TO live.
Last night the young man was reported
better.
The South Omaha High school foot ball
team will play the alumni team at Duffy's
park this afternoon. The schedule for the
year is now complete, except for one date,
the week before Thanksgiving. The alumni
team IL a heavy aggregation which played
a star game two years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11
ON Teeth
BY OR. {. R. /. MURPHY
Comfortable
AIveOIar
Teeth

If DR.. Murphy's Alveolar teeth were
not first of all comfortable they wouio
be a failure. Looks wouldn't comment
them alone, although they are beautl-
full looking.
The man who wears them will have
relief from the misery of using false
teeth, and rolling his food aroun In
his mouth between plates instead OF
cutting 1t up as he can do with AlVeolar
teeth.
Again, the false teeth which are
stuck on partial plates are always TAU
ing out, to the great embarrassment =
the wearer.
If this is the first time you have
heard of DR.. Murphy's Alveolar Method
of supplying missing teeth without
plates or ordinary bridge work, VI
shall briefly outline the plan
We require two or more teeth In
each Jaw and with these to work
from we build our structure, supply
ing every missing tooth, each in us
own socket, so that each takes Its ow'
strain-following natures plan, YOU
see, and when the work is completed
the patient has a new set of teeth as
perfect and serviceable as nature's-
In nearly every respect. We don't bore
into the gums, nor perform any surgi-
cal operation, to do this work. nor is
there anything about II to be dreaded
from start to finish.
One can leave our offices and begin
to chew beefsteak, or anything else,
the same day the work is completed.
Imitators have attempted to do
the work, but because of our broad
patents, granted by this government
and by many Of the governments Of Eu-
rope, they dare not infringe on the
basic principle which makes the whole
work a success.
We have notified these fakirs to de-
sist from their illegal practices and
shall prosecute infringers~ vigorously.
The teeth are too valuable to be
ruined by these counterfeits.
All we ask you to remember is the
name DR.. e. r. l.. Murphy.
We have magnificent offices in the
New York Life building, the only office
of this kind west of Chicago. We have
no representatives, travelling or in tbs
small towns. Beware of those claiming
to do this work.
II you cannot call at once, write fol
our free booklet on the care of the
teeth, sent free upon request.
DR.. {. R. [. MURPHY
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

mend this remedy to all women as the
best and most pleasant tonic that they
can possibly take.
Yours very truly,
Senorita Pillar Monterde.
Julia Marlowe Endorses Pe.ru-na.
II am glad to write my endorsement
of the great remedy, Peruna, as a nerve
tonic. l do so most heartily"
Julia Marlowe.
Peruna relieves catarrh, not only by
its tonic effect opon the whole system,
but by eradicating the poison of catarrh.
1t gives better appetite, better digestion,
better sleep.
Peruna is manufactured by The Pc
runa Drug Mfg. Co, Columbus, Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

Sh~allenberger u. M. HITCHCOCK ana other
democrats will be present.
City Clerks Statement.
The city clerk issued his monthly state
-ment yesterday, which. with q careful COM
parison with the last statement, shows that
the city has expended So, sos. 90 in September.
as compared to s2e, 7s1.S in August. This
shows a cutting down of expenditures in
the second month Of exactly SIG, 81. This
figure 016. SS2. 9O) Is the legacy of unpaid
bills which the old democratic administra-
ton left unpaid on the hands of the in
coming republicans. South Omaha people
who are at all familiar with the affairs OF
the last municipal election remember the
great accumulation OF bills under the old
acknowledgement and extravaganza. The
new administration is living we'll within
the limits of the levy and IL the average
expense continues as the second month Of
the year indicates a large balance will be
left. The following is the full report:
Amount of levy go per cent? 1869
to August l, 1906, .............. .SlS3 ,S5S. 50
Balance OF former levies and COL
lections to August /, 1905. .......... Is, 755.1 10
Collection by city treasurer since
August l, Observation-Disclosures. s17.6s
-
Total receipts from all sources
Angllsf 1 1903 td Octnhar K eO00 OQ1 40
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11
A bloody AFFAIR

Is lung hemorrhage. Stop It. and cure weak
lungs. coughs and ccIds with Dr.. Kings
New Discovery. SOC and $40, For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

BY using the various departments = The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get the best Is-
suits at the least expense
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11
DAVE SHANAAAN STRAIGHT
Republican Committeeman Denies
World erald's Latest Fake.
NOT AT SQUARE DEAL" MEETING
Published Statement that He Took
Part in Proceedings Branded n
FaIgehood and Faith I'm
Party Asserted.

My attention las ben called to an aru'
lie II tie ~ orld-H, raid his moIni s WhiSh
says / attended a meeting at La0or Shlpls
.ast nisht Of the SJ-ca.leu square Deal he
yublican club, supposed 10 re composed Oh
uissruntled republicans. l was not at me
melting, never hearu of IL or had any
nEowIeugs If It's being held unul l sa"
this article in the WorlC-Herald. l have
asked Mr. hi,chcock's payer If il won't be
lair enough TO deny its own statement and
lave received "a promise that 1t would l
wish the Bee would also deny the World
herald statement, for it is positively false
IA eve1y particular.
This statement Was ade to The Bee sat
urday mo. Mug W Dave Shananan, memoer
OF the republican county committee and one
of the defeated candidates for the legis-
lsture.
IL never had a sore spot on me-" added
Mr.. %Shanahan. II ran for the legislative
nomination because L hoped to be able 10
work against the anti-base ball sentiment
and when / lost out l blamed no one Iof
1 had no one to b.ame. The only reason
Tor my defeat was that 1 didn't get enough
votes 10 nominate me. i did not then ana
do not now think any republican leauer
Nnif, d me; in fact, l know everybody who
was my friend was true 10 me and l have
moth ng cut The most cordial feeling Tor the
.eauers of the party.
My course since the primary election Is
proof of what l nave said. Last night
when this meeting was being held which
the WorId-H,rald says l attended / va.
aro-nd trying to get men to serve on the
election board November 8. n 1 was
working hard, too. l have no time to 20
around knifing my party and no disposition
either.
IF anybody placed me on any committee
he did so without my knowledge and 1 re-
sent 1t as an insult to my honor. 1 have
no patience with a knocker or a traitor.
l am a real republican and a real repub-
lican can not be a traitor"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

Renacimento Theater, Virginia Fabregas Co, City o. Mexico. Mex
To The Peruna Drug Mfg Co, Columbus Ohio, u. S A
Genuement-Your medicine Peruna, having been recommended to me by
has produced fr me- AS GU will understand, a professional life such as
nine is a heavy stran upon ever the uonget constitution, and, in add-
uon, m y health vas threatened by symptoms of catarrh. (soe above)
Yours very gratefully. Virginia Fabregas de Cardona
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11
Rep. Dem. tering.

Brewer Strengthens Ticket.
Much strength will be added to the repub-
lican ticket in South Omaha with the an
nouncement that @. II. Brewer is to be the
candidate for coroner. Mr.. Brewer has had
the support OF South Omaha solidly IN the
necessary legal steps to decide the merits
OF his claim 10 the position. The decision
was announced SO late yesterday that few
people OF the city heard Of Il. Those who
did said, good, good" Mr.. Brewer has
the respect and confidence Of all the demo-
Gratis of the city. as well as the republicans,
and will be able TO get many votes on his
personality among them.
n. M. @. A. votes.
The Dixie yubilee singers viii assist in
the sunday afternoon service at the Young
Mems Christian association gymnasium.
The Will render a free sacred concert, be-
ginning at $40 p. m. This troop 10 counted
one OF the best on the road. All invited.
Open meeting.
Rev. e. Il. Hosman OF Omaha will de-
liver an address IN the Young Mems Carts
tan association gymnasium Sunday affair
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

s~hsllenberger. G.. NJ. Hitchcock and other
democrats will be present.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

-
Does Mr.. Hitchcock favor the election
of Ed Howell for state senator?"
This is a pertinent question these days,
pertinent because of Howell's former record
in the state senate and because Of Mr..
Hitchcook's ownership of an Omaha news
paper.
Ed Howell was the man who introduced
and fought to passage the bill that pre-
vented Omaha for long years from taxing
railroad terminals for local purposes, thus
| allowing the heaviest property owners to
enjoy the benefits OF local government
without paying their share to maintain 1t.
It required years of the most persistent
effort on the part of Omaha citizens in.
terested In Omaha's welfare to undo what
Howell had done and now Omaha is asked
to reward thiJ man by sending him back
where he may do more such mischief.
"And Hitchcock Is doing his utmost to
help elect Howell" observes one Of the
Real Estate exchange leaders who stood
with The Bee for terminal taxation.
Hitchcock asks the voters of this city
and district to elect him to congress and
then turns around and repays them by
| doing his utmost to fasten on them the
Howell incubus. That requires a peculiar
! sort of nerve. What need is there to warn
OTndQH ptOplb dbdiDSb 6u AiiS ioS-
ord should speak louder than anything that
could be said about It,"
While men are talking about Howells
record in the state senate, they are also
talking of It as a city councilman and the
fact that he was thrice defeated for mayor
or the nomination is not escaping public
attention entirely.
This is one of the men Hitchcock is sup
porting.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

w. T. Vernon. register Of the United
states treasury. one Of the most prominent
colored men OF the country, will not be in
to speak Monday night as was ex-
pected. He has been delayed in some of
lis western engagements and cannot reach
Omaha at that time. His services having
arranged for elsewhere beforehand, It
will not. the committee states, be possible
10 have him In Omaha this fail.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-11

Henry w. Yates, president of the Ne
braska National bank, and Congressman
g.. NJ. Hitchcock will hold a joint debate
on the bank guaranty question at Lyric
theater next Thursday evening. Mr.. Yates
will oppose the guaranty scheme and Mr..
Hitchcock will support It. DR.. George L..
Miller is to preside. The disputants have
drawn up the following form Of question
and articles Of agreement. under which the
discussion will be held;
Resolved, That It is desirable to estab-
lIsh a system for guaranty of bank deposits
under the government control.
Second-Time for the debate, 40 minutes;
leader on the affirmative to have thirty
minutes; leader on the negative thirty
minutes for reply and then to speak a.
ternately In periods Of ten minutes.
Third-Dr. Miller to preside, the presiding
officer to make 10 comments upon the
question or call for any vote.
Fourth-Admission to said debate to be
free and by ticket only. Not less than 800
tickets to be printed and to be divided be-
tween the disputants.
Fifth-No charge to be made for the use
Of the Lyric theater or for printing the
cards
sixth-said debate to be strictly confined
10 the issue involved in the resolution.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
HUDSON LEADER DEFENDS BRYAN.
Robert Davis Tells Ex-senator Smith Some
Things About Democratic Politics in Jersey

Robert Davis, the Democratic boss Of Hudson
County, n. J., in an interview yesterday, declared
that If he was chosen delegate-at-large TO the
Democratic convention Denver his choice for the
nomination for President would be William j.
Bryan. He also made caustic remarks on
ex-United States Senator James Smith, jr. The
interview follows:
l have no for state leaders who make an
nua1 retirements from politics and then bob up
each year Just before party candidates are 10 De
nominated In Hudson believe in the rule of
the ajority, and l proud to say that Hudson
has never boited a party nomination That cannot
be said of Essex County. -
Essex County has candidate. III is not 1or
Judge Gray, OF Delaware 1t is for any man TO
beat Bryan 1t is against Bryan because the Re-
publican machine fears his nomination. Demo-
cratic allies of that machine in this state are.
therefore. against Mr. Bryan They want TO put
up a mar whom 1t will he easy for Taft to de-
feat Taft could not defeat Bryan because the
Roosevelt Democrats against Taft and Will
support Bryan.
When Mr. Smith asked for his opinion of the
interview yesterday afternoon all he would say
was: 81 have idea TO whom the gentleman
refers"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
BUSINESS NOTES OVER THE WIRES.

Minneapolis Feb. H-May wheat sold at 81 on
the local exchange this morning. This Is the low
est price that May wheat has sold al on tfie 1907
cro, The market opened with the wheat pit filled
viii selling orders The cables showed the big
gest decline that has been recorded TINS season
the smash amounted 10000 bushels, the larg
est movement ever recorded from that country.
Pottsville. Penn, Feb 1.-THE cold weather OF
February has resulted in the collieries of the Pha
delphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company re-
naming at work this week, instead of closing
down on Thursday night, as has been the custom
for the last month The storage yards are empty,
and the great demand for coal in the last TWO
thrown the entire burden the collier
les.
Memphis, Feb H.-Application was made to-day
for a receiver foI the Block Mercantile COMPANY
a large dryeoods store which opened for business
several months ago. Chancellor Heiskoll has the
petition under adyisement.
Richmond Va, Feb. 1.-THE warehouse of the
Niche Grocery Company, at Charlottesville was
destroyed by fire to-day: loss sooO0 insurance s60-
OUl.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
FATAL CRASH OF CARS IN FOG.
Motorman Dies as Result of Head-on Col
hsion on High Trestle.

Hackensack y J.. Feb. IA tSpeciaD.-Michael Esan'
ro.orman OF q ewark-Hackensack trolley car
ran past danger signal near the Union SUI SUI.
crossing here this morning and few moments
later crashed into a Public Service car coming
from Lodi The cars met on the single track 'res-
,le over the New Jersey & New YORK Rhiroau-
Neither car left the track Esah oieo 'o-'sn. i
,,s int,ries He was pinned in the teescoped cars
The injured are Frederick Ritter, Hackensack eve
nue face and lip cut by flying glass; Inonlas
Russo. Garfield, left wrist cut and sprained Johh
Kaufhold Lodi. bruised ABOUT oooy' oaiVa'oie
,,of r,,b+ oar lacerated and John Marino Garfield
body bruised
Hackensack physicians gave Egan stmulants
while a gang of men worked half an hour to eX-
t-ica-e him from the wreck Harry Stephans, mo-
--,oar Of ,he Lodi car escaped injury, though the
vestfbule in which he stood was wrecked He hur-
ried 20 the signal which Egan passed and called
pedestrian's attention to the fact that IT showed
red which gave him the right of way. II was
roee, At the time of the accident. Egan made no
statement.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
AFTER RESPECTABLE SHOPL1FTERS.'
Drygoods Merchants Hire Martin w. Little
ton to Prosecute All Cases.

number of large retail .drygoods merchants
have banded together to prevent prominent social
connections from saving a detected of
'shoplifting" from public prosecution
store detectives generally spot professional
shoplifters soon as they enter the store, said
a dryeoods man yesterday. But you can't do
ANYTHING with a so-called respectable shoplifer
unless YOU catch her with the goods And then II,
as is usually the case, she has prominent relatives
or her father and mother are well known socially,
she sends for Them and the is never heard Of
A nuuber of large drygoods merchants met the
other dav and decided to engage Martin w. Lit
tIeton to prosecute all AL of these men
agreed that as sooa wona- was arrested or
detected shopliftng they would immediately have
the case taken out of their hands. no matter how
,,,uch they were appealed by the womans rela-
tves and friends. District Attorney Jerome has
been spoken to, and has expressed his readiness
to do all he can to assist the merchants 1t was
said.