davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-27
Not the Heart

1t is indigestion. Pains in your side around the
region of your heart are not always heart trouble
That IS usually Indigestion. Kodol stops Ind-
gestion-
It is the gas arising from undigested food that is dstendng
the stomach forcing upward 1t against the heart valve
and causes the pain shortness of breath and smohe feeling
What need is to get the food in your stomach completely
dgesed and at the earliest opportunity Kodol will do this
dgesed food masses which often
pain Every Dyspepc knows what that suffering is Kodo
heyes it nothing else will
In indigestion the stomach membrane is nfamed 1t is
sve Sometimes is liberated Hard undigested food moving
against that tender lining naturally pain.
Just about nine times of people who complain about
having heart disease They have Dyspepsia
geson Their stomach is oveworked 1t is tired
out and it Let Kodo do the
a time
take Kodo occasionally, will surely
notice how quickly the heart pains will disappear
Kodol contains all the properties required thoroughly digest
all kinds of food 1t is the only way that you do it, Try
Kodol to day guarantee
Buy large bottle of Kodo and your druggist for the
guarantee If you are not satisfied take the bottle back
and druggist will return money without question or
delay Every druggist knows guarantee Is good.
Kodo prepared at the laboratories of E Dewitt Com
pany, Chicago, III.
The large bottle contains 2 much as the Soc bottle
Kodol DiCeStS What You Fat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-27

q Was near to
deaths door I'M,
doctor said Dee had
done 400 De could
thot my stomach
was old aud worn
out wusso weak
/ could not walk
4 took Aiio.ua tab
let's aud have been
eating hearty ever
since aud I ann
able to work like
% tietr 1 wish /
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-27
Blue
l0RgER

Women should understand that
melancholia, commonly called "the
blues" is in nine times out of ten a
sure symptom of some serious female
organic arrangement and should
have immediate attention.
Women whose spirits are
depressed, and who are ailing
and miserable, should rely upon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-27
10 CURE A colo IN one oAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinln.e,
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
I e fails to cure. r. w. GROVE sis
nature ls on each box 2bc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-27
FACTS FoR sICK WOMEN.

For thlrty yeaTs Iydll h. Pink-
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills.
and has positivelycured thousandsof
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, irregularities, periodic pains,
backache. Why don't you try it?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-27
Library Theatre
Main Street
c. G. BARKLEY, Lessee and Mgr.
Lock! LOOk!! Look II!

Follow the crowd every afternoon
and evening to LIBRARY THE
ATRE, Bonn ngton's popular home
of refined entertainment All the
latest and best
MOTION PICTURES and
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
from the worlds best manufactur-
ers. Entire program changes every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Come and bring the children and
stay as long as YOU like. Matinee
every Monday. Wednesday and Sat.
urday. One performance only on
matinee day. Show starts at 800
o'clock prompt. Two continuous
performances each day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Tho ModeSty Of Women

Naturally makes them shrink from tho
inoelicRte questions. the obnoxious En-
HmlnRtlons, and unpleasant local treat
ments, which some physicians consider
essential In the treatment OF diseases OF
Yet II help can be had, Il 10
better 70 submit 70 this ordeal than let
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
Is that 50 often the undergoes al
the annoyance and shame fer nothing.
Thousands VI women who have boen
cured BX DR.. Rerce's FGvorlie Prescrip-
zion wTlA IN. depreciation Of the cure
which dispShSaN ok the examinations
and local trsstmentsS Their IA no other
medlclnG 81 SnrElAn6-ARie Tor dEIcSfe
women As "FaVorito PrescrlptIOn.t III
cures d~e6llrEf1nT drGInE ~IFTSFlI1fffy and
female WEAKNESS. IL always helps. Il
almost always cures. II IL strictly non
alcoholic, non : secret, al its ingredients
being printed on It's bottle wrapper; con
tains no ~delOtarions or hAbit-forminR
drugs, IND every native medicinal roof
enterlng into It's composition has the full
endorsement Of those most eminent IN the
several schOos OF medical practice Some
Of these numerous and strongest Of pro
fsssional endorsements Of is ingredients,
VIII be a IN q pamphlet wrapped
@S1Ae h~A"s@l 1Anl ID y DOOkiEt mailed
(rec on request by Dr.. r. Y. Plerca. Of
Buffalo, n. Y. These professional en-
dorsemenIs should have far more weLrht
b any amount Of the ordinary lay, or
non-profassionAl testimonials.
The most Intelligent women ~now-a-days
insist on knowing what they take a med
icine instead Of opening thar mouths like
q lot Of young birds and gulpinE down
NhaaeVer IA uferad than GUavcIt. D.
scription . Is Of KNOWN ooNrosrTloK. IA
makes weak woman strong and nek
women well.
DR.. Pierce'I Medical AdViaar "a sent ~,
on receipt OF STAMPS 70 pay eKpense Of
mailing only Send 70 d.. r. Y. Pierce.
lsuhalo, N. T., q nscen stamps for "a
y -coyered, o. 81 stamps for c~loth-hound
IL sick consult ths Doctor, free o. charge
~ iettsr. Al such eommunieationE ara
held aacradly confidential.
IT flenans Pleasant Prllefs i~url-rrnfa
taa 10 EtoEach. liver and bOEeA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
BIC CURTAIN SALE MONDAY
Brandeis' Immense Cash Purchase of
q Retail Stock Will Go on Sale.
PORT1EREs AND COUCH COVERS
ToEether with Great Lots OF Tapestry
Goods, Lace Curtains, snk Fringe,
In Covers and EverythinE in
This Great stock VIII BE
sold at the Most Extra
ordinary Prices.

We announce for next Monday the big
Eest sale OF pOrtieres. lace curtains and
couch covers ever held by n store in the
west. Brandeis secured, for spot cash. the
entire drapery stock Of an eastern depart
ment store that decided 10 discontinue
their lines of these goods. our New York
buyer secured the entire stock at less than
half its value on condition tina we should
not use the name Of the store.
This stock comprises new fall silk por-
there's. fine couch covers. tapestries, lace
curtains, silk fringe. etc.
To give you Nan idea OF the high quality
OF the bargains we announce:
All the best portieres. worth up to 80
a pair. at $50 each.
ALI the couch covers. worth up to $50.
go al ass each.
All the tapestry, worth up TO 81, goes at
25c a yard.
All the piano covers, worth up to $50.
at DC a yard.
All the furniture cord and gimp goes at
lc a yard.
The sale is Monday, November l6
J. L. BRANDE1S d SONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
LOST DECREE VOIDS MARRIAGE
woman sues Lawyer for $4,000 for
Failure 90 Record Divorce
order.

Because. Il is alleged, A. A~ltschuler.
formerly an Omaha lawyer. failed to file q
divorce decree he secured for Mrs. Adelaide
Latham eight years ago Mrs. Latham. who
is nov Mrs. Adelaide Burbank. has flied
suit for S& 600 damages against him. Mrs.
Burbank says his failure to file the decree
caused her second husband TO leave her
a month after they were married and has
subjected her 10 prosecution for bigamy.
Mr.. Altschuler gave up his practice in
Omaha some time ago and moved to New
York. Notice Of the suit was filed on him
Tuesday while he was visiting friends in
Omaha.
Mrs. Burbank says she employed Alt
schuler to prosecute her salt for divorce
against Virgil p. Latham about October G..
l90e The decree was obtained. she asserts,
and she gave money to A~ltschuler to pay
the costs and she says he promised to file
the decree. The document was never filed,
she says.
In October. 1907. she married Charles r
Burbank in Illinois. but in November Of the
same year she says he discovered the a.
vorce decree had never been filed and left
her, refusing to recognize her as his wife
She says he has considerable property and
an income of 1850 a year and she has lost
the support she would be entitled 10 as his
wife. She also asserts she has been hu-
inflated by the absence Of the decree and
is subject TO prosecution for olgamy, though
she was innocent Of any intent to violate
the Law.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
EXTRA SESSION is OPPOSED
Not Justiaable and without
Precedent.

Discussing Governor Sheldon's proposal
70 call an extra session of the legislature,
c. f. McGrew. vice president Of the Omaha
National bank, said today:
In my opinion. the governor would not
be justified at this time in calling an extra
session Of the Legislature. II is true that
the constitution provides that on extraordi-
nary occasions the governor has the power
to call the Legislature in special session;
and when such power is used with discre-
ton. II is undoubtedly a wise provision
but the governor should remember that
the legislature which he would call in SEES
sion, IL he did so. would be the one elected
two years ago. and that the Legislature
elected at the recent election would doubt
less better represent the sentiment Of the
people Of the stute than that Of the mem
bers whose terms are about to expire.
"I do not believe that the governor could
find any precedent. either state or national.
for calling together a legislature after the
succeeding one had been chosen. for the
purpose of attempting TO pass or repeal
any law which 1t is presumed that the
members-elect would not support IL given
the opportunity. II certainly would be a
grave political mistake for the governor
to attempt to override the wishes Of the
people: and II the wishes of the people can
be ascertained, 1t certainly was evidenced
by the recent election. ] do not believe that
either the taxpayers or the majority OF
the people of any party would favor the
expense or believe that an extrn session n
Unsuitable under such conditions"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
CHARITY EXPERT IS ELECTED
Miss Ida JOntA of Chicago Chosen
Superintendent of Associated
Charities.

Miss Ida 3. gontz, trained in charity
work In Brooklyn and Chicago, was elected
superintendent OF the Associated Charities
organization at a meeting yesterday. She
win succeed S. p. Morris. who resigned last
summer to take up work with the national
child labor committee. Mics JontE WAS al
one time connected with one Of the large
Brooklyn churches as charity worker and
is a graduate OF Northwestern university,
specializing in sociology. Afterward she
studied methods of charity work with the
ChieRgo association She was one OF a
number Of applicants. Since Mr.. Morris left
the office has been temporarily in charge
of Prof Leonard Of Bellevue college. Miss
,Jontz will take charge Of the office today
General Charles +. Henderson was elected
president Of the society, J. A. Monroe vice
president, Mrs. Draper Smith recording
secretary and T. F SturEess treasurer.
These officers with Arthur Brandeis. X. C
Barton, O. C Belden. Z. w. Dixon and
Father McGOyern. constitute the board Of
directors.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
HEIRS ASK LOST WILL FILED
Relatives Of Joseph A. Common De-
mand Testament BE Produced
in Court.

Heirs Of the late Joseph A. Conner have
filed a motion in probate court asking that
the sO-caIled lost will which provided for
the founding OF five parochial schools in
Omaha be filed with the court,
The petition asking for the probate Of
this lost viii did not contain a copy OF
the viii nor the substance Of its provisions,
James P. English, who appears for the
heirs. filed a motion asking that the pro-
visions Of the will be set forth before the
hearing. c. J. Smyth, who appeared for
the trustees named IN the lost will. OBJ
jected to filing a copy Of The will now.
Judge Leslie heard the arguments
Wednesday morning and took the matter
under Rdvisement-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
BoONOMY OIL GAS BURNER.
Device for Cook stoves and Ranges
that il Cheapest and Best.

The Economy Oil GAS Burner il the most
wonderful and complete oil gas burner In
the world, so pronounced by stove and oil
experts. 1t generates kerosene oil into q
fine gas. There is no odor, smoke or SCOT
from this burner. 1t can be used in any
cook stove or range. All we have TO have
is the measure of the centerpiece Of your
stove or range. 1t is easy TO handle. A
child 10 years old can operate il. You
regulate the fire by turning the valve. 1t
gives a more even and steadier heat tina
coal or wood. II cuts the fuel bin one
third. IL eliminates all the dirt that comes
from wood, coal and ashes and 1t is a
great time saver. 1t is n-on-exploslve and
is warranted TO do the work. This burner
has made q tremendous hit wherever 1t has
been demonstrated and used in the differ
ent states, The price is reasonable. we
would be pleased to furnish details.
THE ECONOMY BURNER CO.,
s09-s1o New York Life Bldg,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Long Distance Phone Douglas S565.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
WILL READ BLUE LAW OPINION
Mayor DRhIman NOT Ready TO Say
what Course He VIII
Take.

Il will look up the recent decision Of the
supreme court to see Just what it means
and then ! will make up my mind what
! will do. But ] won't be in any hurry
about it," rsCu
This statemeBt-4@s-saaae last night by
Mayor Dahlman in Iesponse TO q letter
writer him by c. Z Fields of the Ne
braska Liquor Dealers association de-
handing the strict enforcement of the So
called Sunday blue laws.
Il am not informed just what this de-
cision covers sRid Mayor Dahlman, but
] intend to get a copy and look it over.
/ will also probably ask for an opinion
from City Attorney Burnam. l may make
up my mind the latter part Of this week
or some time next week. UntIl then ]
cannot tell Just what ! viii do"
In his letter Fields threatens to start
proceedings to Dust the mayor under the
Sackett Law unless he acts at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
OMAHA AT PRISON CONGRESS
Three Delegates Will Attend the Ma
tIonal Meeting at Rich
mend, Va.

Omahn'E three delegates TO the American
Prison Reform congress, which meets al
Richmond. Va, November "a, left last
evening for the convention. The trio,
who were appointed by Governor Sheldon
are Rev. F. L. Loveland, d. D.; Judge Lee
EsteIle and Very Rev. G. A. Beecher.
Although on pleasant terms, they viii
not be cribbed. cabined and confined in the
same Pullman car state room, for Dean
Beecher leaves for the east from Fargo,
where he has been attending the mission
AIRY council Of the Protestant Episcopal
church, while Judge Bstelle will go by
way Of st. Louis and DR.. LovelRnd via
Chicago.
All three will take part in the program.
DR.. Loveland speaking on Prison Re
form in the West" Judge Estelle on
Juvenile Court Work" and Dean Beecher
on the Relation Of the Church to the ex-
Convict"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

II. Heart of Portland. T. Parmeie Of
P~lRttsmouth. George HEker Of ST. Mi hRels.
L Alemand OF ArRpahoe and c. B. Glazier
OF Hot Springs, S. D., are at the Hensnaw.
J. c. Perrigo of Moorcroft, x. c. Knode,
". r. LHurenstein Of Sundance, James
Koamovsky of Snyder and Mr.. and Mrs.
chants
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mellor and daughter
Of Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. BRugh Of
Oakland. J. S. Mason OF Wheatland. Wyo.;
II. s. Hale Of Denver. A. V. s.. Saunders Of
Fort Morgan, Z. c. HavenE OF Grand
Island, H. r. Smith and c. n. CrRndRll OF
Lincoln are at the Paxton.
Major A, NJ. Wood, purchasing commits
saTy United States army, stationed at New
Orleans, was an Omaha visitor Wednesday
returning from ieave Of abs nee. He was
met here by his mother, who will accom-
pany him 10 his new station al New Or
leans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12

Dunn Of the police department is again
q happy man. His handsome hunting dog
which got lost some time ago. has been
located and be now reinstated In It's former
position ss major domo Of the captains
front yard snd chief subject Of the cap
tain'E yarns A man named lam. living
at Thirtieth and Pinkney streets, is re-
sponEible for the return OF the dog. having
found 1t several days ago and turning q
over to Captain Dunn as sOoon as he
ascertained its owners name.
Independent Phone oompany-rbe In
dependent N~ebraska-Iowa Long Distance
Telephone company, organised to operate
toll lines IN connection with the independent
Telephone company, has filed articles Of
Incorporation with the county clerk. The
company is capitalized al E.5O0.0OO. sL.OO0.O0
being common and s50.OW preferred stock
bearing Z per cent interest. The board of
directors and incorporators are r. ]. Day.
Charles A Beno, Z. H Merriam. +. r.
Davis, n p. Jennings. p. II Keys, T. G.
Turner. W. II KimbaIi and c. A. Laubach.
Get After Election offIcials-Election
officials who failed to get up their books
IN proper shape are being summoned before
the county cRnvassing board by q deputy
sheriff. The board Wednesday sent a
deputy out 10 find the judges in the Third
precinct OF the Tenth ward. They neglected
TO include a poll list in the book returned
TO the board. In the First precinct OF the
Tenth ward the judges and clerks failed to
sign the poll book and they, too, may be
called on the carpet. The canvsssing
board probably viii not complete its work
until Thursday or Friday.
Attachment on Company stock - The
stock Of the Capita Gas Mantle company
Of Des Moines In the Woodmen Of the
World building was attached Wednesday
morning by Sheriff Bradley on a writ Of
attachment sworn out by Charles and Louis
Schroeder. They have started suit in the
county court against the mantle company
for $500 asserting they had a contract 70
represent the company in Nebraska and
eastern Colorado. TIL company, they say,
had not carried out its part Of the contract
and they sue for $500, the amount Of dam
age they claim to have suffered.
Resort captivss are Ftnsd-The case of
John JOynes, five other negroes and two
white women, who were arrested early
Tuesday morning by Sergeant Samuelson
and Officers Dillon. Hell and Reigelman in
a raid of the alleged resort conducted by
Joynes at 1928 North Eleventh street
Joynes was fined 81 and costs in police
court this morning and the other men re-
ceived 81 fines, while the women were sent
to the county jail for thirty days. Those
arrested were John Joynes, Ernest Cooper,
Sanders Hayes, George Smith, Pearl Bugg.
John Reed, Rose and Maggie Miller.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL BURNS
Fire Starts from Explosion Of Lamp
In Room Un DIR.
Strauss.

Between u and ! o'clock this morning
the CITY Emergency hospital was set Rfire
by the explosion OF a lamp IN the room Of
DIT Strauss. the physician on duty there.
The burning kerosene sci fire 20 some
clothes III the room and from this the
building caught fire. Al 1.SO O'Clock this
msrning a message from there stated that
the building was sth burning. but no
further particulars could be obtained.
The hospital Is a ene-story brick build
ing with an L ard has recently been re-
modelled and enlarged. There was only ore
patient at the present time ana the only
other known OF the bufldins
were Or. Strauss and the caTetRker.
In. Cornell. the city physician was hou-
fled Of the fire, but Was unable 70 give any
Of the particulars Tn hospital Ia outside
the city ON the West Center road and Is
absolutely without tire protection.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
Beauty and
Bad Rreaht
Cannot Go Together No Matter How q
Woman May Try to Make Them.

1t does not matter how beautiful a woman
may be, If she is afflicted with bad breath
she will be stunned and pitied by men and
even women will studiously avoid her.
If any woman doubts this statement let
her make a point OF asking a friend IN
whom she may confide, a man friend or
relative. If he be honest he will tell her
that foul breath from the mouth Of a
woman will drive men from her more
rapidly than any other personal affllctiOn.
Foul breath arOuses In man disgust and
where this quality is brought into play no
amount OF self-denial or reasoning car
overcome the natural repugnanee which
comes 10 man when he is IN company with
such a woman.
What is true OF bad breath In woman Is
not true in 50 great a degree in men. Wo-
men are looked upon aE the incarnation Of
sweetness, breeding, virtue and refinement.
Foul breath will sicken a man so that he
cannot feel for such = woman q companion
ship necessary 10 make him desire TO be in
her company,
There is absolutely no occasion for bad
breath In either men OF woman. Charcoal,
the strongest absorbent known. when taken
into the stomach, Will prevent this repuE-
mani tendency or affliction.
Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges are sold in
tremendous quantities all over America and
Canada They cure and nave cured al
forms Of bad breath. A single box win con-
vince you Of this fact One should eat
some Of these lozengeE after each meal and
upon retiring Hou might cat fifty Of then
without harm. They are not medicine, bur
pure willow charcoal mixed With sweei
honey 10 make them palRtable and COM
pressed mo a lOEenge 10 preserve Their
peculiar and lasting strength.
The next time you wish 10 30 into oom-
pEny and don't want your foul breath O.
humiliats you. eat several OF stuart's Char
coal LoEenges and your breath viii be pur,
and sweet
Every druggist carries them. price 2
cents, or send Us your name and address
and We win send you a trisl package by
mali free. AddreEs r A. Stuart Co, 20
Stuart bog. Marshall IA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
LECTURE ON ART OF ISRAEL
Prof. IsAAes Gives Illustrated Talk on
Subject al TemBle
Israel.

Prof A S Isaaes delivered an interest
ing lecture last evening at Temple Israel.
The manner in which he handled Mis- sub
Jeet, Holland and the Art OF Joseph Is
rael." commanded the closest attention
from the beginning Of the lecture until the
ED.
stereoptie0n slides depicting home life.
romance and different phases of the Gus
toms OF the HOllRnders we're used 10 Illus
trAte the lecture All OF the views shown
were taken from the works q art Of Jo-
Eeph Israel.
A small admission fee was charged and
the proceeds Of the entertainment viii be
turned into the permanent temple fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
BAD CHECK CAUSES TROUBLE
HI. c. Dye PASSES One on Paxton Hotel
and is LANDED in the
City Jail.

H. c. Dye, who registered at the Paxton
hotel from Seattle, but who stated at the
police station that his home is Tabor, Ia.
was arrested about midnight last night
in his room at the hotel on a charge OF
obtaining money under false pretenses by
giving a worthless check.
The check, which was for SIS, was drawn
on a bank at Tabor. Dye obtained $40 on
IL, but when the bank was called by tele-
phone it's officials stated that Dye has no
funds there. Dye, fOrmerly lived in Couns
ell Bluffs.
In police court Wednesday morning the
case was sc, over Till Thursday, as Dye
claimed thG If given time he would
~straighten out the matter to the satisfsc-
ton of Ralph Kitchen Of the Paxton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
WON'T WED FOR sixty YEARS
woman Tells the Judge soIemnly she
lie All Through with
M~atrimOny.

Il won't want TO get married again for
sixty years. judge" said Mrs. Vera Houtz
after Judge Kennedy had signed her decree
of divorce from George Houtz and had
warned her she must not remarry for six
months. She charged cruelty and nonsup-
port and was awarded the custody Of their
chid.
Bessie A. MCGuckin has secured a divorce
from Frank McGuckin, charging nonsup-
port. Size was awarded $500 alimony and
an additional allowance Of $40 a month for
the support Of their child.
Evelyn McGlynn was granted q divorce
from William on charges of abandonment
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12
TAXES
sonth Omaha MAn Who Votes for
Taft Wins frsn Dem
0GrnI.

W. n. HuntKinger OF south Omaha had
a ~wheeIhArrOw ride from the Intersection
Of T~wenty4sixth and o streets 10 the stock
exchange and back Tuesday. He was
whseled by ". c Rawdin and escorted BY
a hand and an immensa crowd q frisnds
IL came about through Rawdin's voting
for Bryan. He made a bel With HuntEnEer
that IN the event 81 BryAn's defeat ths ride
would take plaos-0nly hs hopad at the
time 20 BE- IN the wheelrsrrow Instead G.
IlOlre r-ue
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-12

general attorney Of the Union Pacific and
has srrived IN Omaha to take W his work
His headquarters will be- in Omaha and his
special work win be IN the NehrRska and
Iowa courts. where he will act as trial
lawyer and general attorney. He has rep
many years.