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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
NINTH WARD REPUBLICANS
Candidates for County once Make
Appeal for support ON
North side.

Excess in enthusiasm made up for lack
Of numbers at a meeting of the North Side
Ninth Ward Republican club at twenty
eighth and Cunning streets Friday evening.
though the garden where the meeting was
held was well filled with loyal supporters
OF republican principles. The meeting was
the first the club has held this year. but
the president. G. w. s~hanahan. announced
that much larger crowds could reasonably
be expected at the other three meetings to
be held before the primaries.
Short talks were made by Henry Meyers
ard T. A. HOLSTER. candidates for county
attorney. and Willis Crosby. candidate for
county coroner. The speakers told their
hearers that they would appreciate all
support given and that II nominated and
elected they will DO All In their power 10
transact the business OF their respective
Offices as II should be done. but they re-
Trained from entering into any dispute with
opponents on the ticket and announced thar
II the "other fellow" is nominated that they
win get oft and work for him.
Local politics and candidates were passed
over briefly By the speakers ard they dwelt
mainly on national affairs a=d the head o.
tie ticket They e~n5oinsd the voters b sup
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
IS pp-rVI-na uSpfuI
for Catarrh?

shoulda list ofthe ingredients ofPe-
runa be submitted TO any medical ex-
pert ofwhatever school or nationality,
he would be obliged to admit without
reserve that each one Of them vas Of
undoubted value in chronic catarrhal
diseases and had stood the test ofmany
years experience In the treatment Of
such diseases. THERE CAN BE NO
DISPUTE ABOUT THIS WHAT
EVER Peruna is composed ofthe most
eficacious and universally used herbal
remedies for catarrh. Every ingred-
lent of Peruna has a reputation of its
owninthe cureofsome phaseofcatarrh.
Peruna brings to the home the COM
BINED KN0WLEDGE0F SEVERAL
sCKooLSo OF MEDICINE in 1.-THE treat
ment Of catarrhal diseases; brings to
the home the scientific skill and knowl-
edge of the modern pharmacist; and
last but not least, bringsto the home the
vast and varied experience of DR.. Hart
man, in the use ofcatarrh remedies, and
in the treatment of catarrhal diseases.
The fact Is, chronic catarrh is a dis
ease which is very prevalent. Many
thousand people know they have
chronic catarrh. They have visited
doctors over and over again, and been
told that their case is one of chronic
catarTh. It may be Of the nose, throat
lungs, stomach or some other internal
organ. There is no doubt as to the ma
ture of the disease. The only trouble
is the remedy. This doctor has tried
to cure them. That doctor has tried
to prescribe for them.
BUT THEY ALL FAILED TO
BRING AMY RELIEF.
DR.. Hartman's idea is that a catarrh
remedy can be made on a large scale,
as he is making it; that it can be made
honestly, Of the purest drugs and Of
the strictest uniformity. His idea Is
that this remedy can be supplied di-
rectly to the people, and no more be
charged for 1t than is necessary for
the handling Of it
No other household remedy 60 uni.
versally advertised carries upon the
label the principal active constituents,
showing that Peruna invites the full
inspection of the critics
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
SOCIAL NIGHT With YOUTHS
Five Hundred Boys and Girls Enjoy
Play and Music to Hearts
Content.

Fully 800 children enjoyed play and music
to their hearts content at the public
play grounds Friday, when as the attrac-
ton for the weekly social night" Manager
Burr Of the Columbia Photograph company
gave a concert for the youngsters. The
whole grounds were thrown open to boys
and girls alike, and happy hours were
spent on the swings and slides and IN
games Of basket ball and indoor base ball
between mixed teams of boys and girls.
Director Ben Cherrington is contemplate
ing an amateur night for next Friday.
when an entertainment by the talent OF
the play grounds will be given. II is said
that there is a considerable number Of
the older members of the juvenile city and
the Girls club who can sing. play or enter
tain in some other way. and these will
be given an opportunity TO display their
talent soon.
The contest for new members closed last
evening Among the girls the blues won
with seventy buttons sold and the reds
came in with fifty-six. Flora Robertson
and Celia Margultz had the best individual
records for girls under IL years OF age
and they will each receive prizes of 81
offered by p. c. Heafey.
Roy Feltman and Earl Garrison got the
most new members among the boys and
their teams also won in the team contest.
They will be treated to ball game tickets
by Director Cherrington. There are now
over 1000 boys and girls belonging to the
two municipal clubs and new members are
still coming in every day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
EVERYBODY ASIDE FOR jim
This IL what Dahlman Democracy
Desires-T. j. Flynn Elected
President.

Whereas. a primary campaign is now
pending in which a large number or good
democrats are contesting for the various
whereas, the personnel OF said contest
ants is uniformly strong. therefore be II
Resolved, that all of said contestants be
given a free and fair field before the
democratic electors OF this city and county,
and be 1t further
Resolved that the Dahlman democratic
club make no endorsement OF the candi-
dacy Of any of said contestants save and
except the candidacy OF the Hon. James
G. Dahlman for the democratic nomination
for governor, which this club heartily ana
enthusiastically endorses.
BY the adoption OF the above resolution.
the Jims Friday decided not to recog-
nize or endorse any slate and to let the
democratic candidates for the
dozen offices to be filled fight It out by
themselves and let the best man win. The
action was taken following the disclosure
OF the Ransom-Howell senatorial slate.
John e. Reagan being one OF the speak
ers in behalf Of the resolution.
The Jlms elected an entire new set OF
officers last night, elevating Thomas J..
Flynn. street commissioner, to the presl-
dency, vice George Rogers. Thomas J..
o'Connor was elected vice president, Clar-
ence A. Hiss secretary. Harry V. Hay
ward, treasurer; George K. Howell, finan-
cial secretary; Myer Klein, member Of the
house committee. and Nick Dargaczewski.
sergeant-at-arms. It was decided to extend
the organization throughout the state and
the following honorary vice presidents
were elected: Harry B. Fleharty. South
Omaha: Felix J. Hale, Atkinson; Douglas
v. Shawvan, Albion; ]. II. Fitzgerald.
Washington county. and W. D. Oldham,
Kearney.
Sam RothweIl, p. G.. H. Boland and Dan
Horrigan. candidate for state representa-
tive: j. A. Reagan. candidate for the state
senate: ]. ]. Mahoney. candidate for the
water board, and James a. Taggart, can
didate for county coroner. all spoke
briefly. asking for the votes Of the unter-
rified. All candidates will be present al
the meeting on August q, the last meet.
ing before the primary.
The COMMITTEES having in charge the
special train 10 Lincoln next Wednesday
the day the news is to be broken TO Bryan
announced that nearly $50 application
have been received. The John A Creigh.
ton Marching club, George Green and hi
band. the tri-colored Dahlman umbrella
and 1000 acknowledgements badges
will also GO on the train.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
QUEENS AND CIGARETTES
some Of the ROyaI Women of Europe
who Are Addicted to the
Habit.

Queen AmeIie Of Portugal. who. un-
fortunately, is in a very poor state OF
health at present, is one Of several Eu-
ropean queens who favor smoking; and
she constantly seeks soIace In a cigarette
OF exquisite flavor. Of which she always
carries a supply about Nith her. On the
other hand. her motner-in-law, Queen
Maria Pia, detests even the smell OF to-
bacco, due. doubtless, to the fact that
both her husband and her son, the late
King Carlos. INDUCED in black. strong
cigars, and 50 i-mPregnated the atmos-
phers Of the royal palace with their pun
gent odor as to make Queen Maria an
opponent Of to-baeeo-smOking for ever
after.
When the tsaritsa first went 10 Rus STA
she had no idea Of what the taste OF TO-
bacco was like. Soon. however, in &C
eordance with the custom Of the RI ssian
court. she took to smoking cigarettes, and
now consumes no uncomfortable nhmbe
each day. Her majesty il not an invet-
crate smoker. like the dowager-empress,
for she can discontinue the habit at will.
The queen Of ROumAnia AYERS that she
has never thought out an idsa for 4
story or a poem without a cigarette be
tween her lips; her majesty considers
nothing could be more effieacious for
soothing her nerves; and Carmen sylvia
possesses a particularly nerWous tempera-
msnt. The. dowager-queen Of Spain II
a frm believer in the soothing power OF
tobacco. and In its use as an aid TO eleaI
and reasoned thinking. In the days OF ths
regency. her majesty deemed most OF hel
intricate problems OF state with the hell
OF a dainty cigarette.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
BUY YOUR TABLE LINEN NOW
Can Ne Had Much Cheaper at Present
Than IL VIII he
Later On.

The housewife h purchases her linens
now. or a little later on, will be able 20
get the same for less money than will be
the case II purchases are delayed until
later IN the fall. Wholesalers and importers
Of linens have reduced prices fully Is 20 %
per cent over last springs values on both
housekeeping goods and dress linens. Ex-
cellent values can now be had In dress
linens IN all the popular shades and novelty
effects az from 20 cents per yard up. Dam
ask cloths and napkins are also lower IN
price and can be had In a large variety or
patterns. For late fan ana ext spring
prices win Be much higher. a. Belfast man
ufAeu1rsFs. the best MAKES % liza Itnsns.
have nounsd buysrs IA ny IN shortly
advance DuOes aharlL neAn Gdadti0naI
SuDpnsA Of EOodA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
Are You willing to Obtain ftT' Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Christian Endeavor.

Are You wiling to Obtain ftT' Sunday
at $50 a. m. Christian Endsavor'
Z p. m.
CASTELAR, Street Presbyterian, Ralph H.
1870, "Cornpanionship with God; evening,
forty-ffve minute service. beginning az 5
8 Sc G,oo n - I9T EnSsa EDsI ! n. m'
First German Free Evangelical Corner
Twelfth and D~orcas-services at 1880 a. m.
and 7s0 p. m, conducted with sermon by
school at 2sO D. m. Expository Bible
welcome.
First Methodist Episcopal, Corner TWEEN
Pastor-Preaching at 1880 &. m. and s y
m. by the associate pastor, Rev. 8. II.
BartIe The morning theme will be "Cocka-
Thing in the World"
North PresbyteTian-Morning services
pulpit viii be occupied by Rey' Thomas
Promise Of Christ TO His Militant Church :,
The evening service wall be entirely
musical. the quartet from the Central Pres
byterlan church assisting.
sixth. Rev. h n. I. aelles SOT Pastortchurs6
services at lo:45 a. m. Subject: Faithful
ness in Life" sunday school at 1878 aad
hSth e.. league at 7 p, N; Subject sHsSea;
meeting on Wednesday night.
Central United Presbyterian, Corner
Twenty-fourth and Dodge, R Is. A. Nc
Bride, d. D., Pastor-MorntnE worship at
1880. Sermon by the Rev. r. A. Hutcnin.
son of Ptttsburg. Pa. sabbath school at
noon. Young Peoples prayer meeting al
I. No evening preaching service.
Calvary Baptist, Twenty-fifth and Ham.l-
ton, Rev. K. r.. Curry, Fastor-Services at
1879 a. m. and 5 y. m. Evening suoJec,
The Man that Sold Out for a Song
Baptism at the close Of the evening ser
mon. Bible school at IL m. Young people 3
meeting at ] p. M; Wednesday 8 p. m,
devotional service.
mmanue Baptist Twenty-fourth and
Pinkney, Philetus II. Mcdowell, Pastor
services in the new church, 1890 a. m
The Rev. r. w. Foster viii preach at
p. m. A special service in charge of the
Baracas. Bible school at noon. The Bap-
list Young Peoples union at Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 8. led by
H.. C. Weeden.
First United Evangelical. Twenty-fourth
and Franklin, hev. 2. A. Deck, Pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m, worship at II
a. m. and s p. m. In accord with the action
Of the Ministerial union, Anti Saloon
league day" Will be observed. Morning.
theme, What Is the True Scriptural Teach
ing IN Regard to Intoxicantsr" Evening
theme, Some Popular Questions An.
swered." A brief history Of toe Anti
Saloon league will also be given at tht
evening service. II the weather Is warn
men are welcome IN shirt s.eevss and
women without hats.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
tom FLYNN OUT FOR MAYOR
So is George Rogers and Mayhap
James Charles Dahlman.
HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF
Question is. IL Jim Doesn't RaA win
He Boos Tons or Georgsy
Both of WHOM Are
JimsE

The election OF Thonas ]. Flynn, street
commissioner, as president OF the Dahl
man Democracy club In the city han Ia
considered as a stepping stone to the nomi-
nation for mayor and It Is no longer de-
MED hat Mr.. Flynn VIII be a candidate =
for Mayor Jim's shoes, providing the mayor
stays out Of the race. The street eornmls-
sioner smiles sweetly when asked about his
mayoralty campaign, but does not deny
that he viii contest with George Rogers
for the democratic nomination next spring.
Jacks. who say that American-borh citi-
Gems cannot get a position on the sire cts
under Street Commissioner Flynn, have
picked out his cabinet" should he be
elected. Among his appointees are classed
the following: Antonio PoHto, health COM
missioner: Napoleon MaTano, license in
spector: Christopher Macaroni, street COM
missioner: Prospero saIvidore. custodian Of
the city hall, and Gimi Mancuso, ~electrl-
clan. .
And right here arises an interesting sit
uation. II will be recalled that when the
mayor, the other day, was asked II he had
inspired the Rogers boom he deity lodged
the question by saying that George Is a
good man and has been a strong friend OF
mine, but 1t is too early for statements on
that yet"
'Too early for what?" asks some inn
pertinent democrats.
And the answer comes, either Jim Dahl
nan is counting on running Cor mayor him
self or he Is for Flynn instead OF Rogers.
Meantime Jim is in Texas.
J~acksonians are outspoken In their belief
kthat Jim Dahlman viii set sueh~a licking
in that governor race that he won't be
able TO rally a ~corporal's guard to his sup
port for mayor or poundmaster.
some OF Jack-Jim Fight.
Competition is keen between the Jacks
and the Jims in the sale Of tickets for the
special rains to Lincoln next Wednesday,
each organization trying to Guido tie
other and TO get the larger crowds to 20 10
the capital city to take part In the Bryan
notification ceremonies. Both elubs have
engaged special trains over the Burlington.
the Jim train to go at 8 O'Clock and tho
Jack train to leave at 10 o'clock. The fare
Is the same on either train.
The Jims are Wroth at the Jacks for what
they term Misrepresentation ard have sue
cesded In getting them to pay back money
10 a number who bought tickets from them.
believing that they were buying Jim tickets.
The Jacks told them that their tickets
were for i'the" special train and that ali
are going to Lincoln together. This, the
Jims resent. and they say they will have
pothins TO do with the Jacks. and that all
true friends Of Mayor Dahlman will have
nothing to do with the Jack tfaln and will
not go TO Lincoln with the old line demo
Gratis upon whom the younger democracy
casts the opprobrium Of Tenegades.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
CARPENTER KILLED AT WORK
Peter MancusO Falls from Ladder at
swtft's and Meets In
slant Death.

Peter Mancuso. a carpenter living at 1915
South Sixteenth street. Omaha, fell from
a ladder shortly after 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. striking the pavement and was
instantly killed.
Mancuso was working on a ladder on
the fourth story OF Swift 4 Co.'S new fer
tilizing plant at South Omaha, when ne
missed his footing and fell. striking the
pavement on his head The body was re-
moved 10 Brewers undertaking parlors.
The man was unmarried.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

port Judge TAN on election day. saying that
the other offices are OF minor Importance
as compared with the presidential candidate,
and that the solid republican vote should
be recorded for the solid republican ticket
The voters were reminded that Mr.. Taft
represents the Rooseveltiah principles and
that he is the only man that can carry out
the strong antitrust and anti-monopoly
campaign OF the president. The record Of
the republican standard-bearer was some
into briefly, but sufficiently to call up his
accomplishments as in contrast with
Bryan's record Of all talk and theory and
no practice or experience.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

The new nod having rendered fat
ladies' de trop. that is 10 say not in Il"
there is. naturally enough. much earnest
inquiry among them as 10 the best meth
DDS OF reduction. Their demand being for
something that will do the work without
interfering with their meals or their
leisure, eliminates everything OF course
except MaFmOla Prescription Tablets. For
tunately these pleasant Inexpensive (ieast
rs cents) little ~stanG-bys Of the over
fat do neither, but take OFF their IL % 20
ounces OF fat = dag without q particle OF
help or = morsel Of injury 10 anyone.
The Marmola Co. Detroit. Mich. BY
whose authority these tablets are made.
guarantee them In strict accordance with
the famous prescription y ounce Mar
mola. Y ounce Fluid Extract Cascara ArO-
matte and "a ounces Strip simplex, aud
this. as any druggist who has put II W
ane most 81 them put IL up several times
q dayl viii tell you, IL quite harmless
90 much - that AZ dOesuS< even cause >
NrtnklA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Charles Metz left Saturday afternoon for
his ranch near Cody Neo., for a short fish
ing trip.
Paul Hoaglard left Saturday for Lake
Madison. where he viii put in a short time
fishing.
l. c. BeIden. assistant general claim
agent OF the Northwestern, left Saturday
for Chicago.
sverang for a ten lays fishing trip TO Lake
Ida. Minnesota
Assistant City Attorney John A. Rine
has gone to Fremont TO spend Sunday at
the home OF his parents.
Fannie Marie SIN Of Colorado Springs
Milt Gregg OF Sioux City. L. F. Eseh OF
Sntton aRd c. A. Palmer OF Mitchell are
at the Henshaw.
John Bratt. J C. Beeler Of North Platte,
A: waltzstein of Butte, r u Bricka Of
Weeping Water and Fred Douglas OF Te-
kamah are at the Murray.
Thomas Boyd. brother OF the late ex-
Governor Boyd, and Ormerly sheriff OF
Douglas county, IS visiting old-time Omaha
friends. He is now located at Cheyenne.
A. II. Howgate Of Redlands, Cal; +. 4.
Gilcrist. Miss c. V. Gncrist OF Kearney.
]. w. Rice OF Lincoln. E A VanSiekmin
Of Wsiser, Colo, and Mrs. J. 5. Green OF
Pueblo are at the Paxton.
w. H. McGee OF Kansas City. Charles
Mcdonald of North Platte, @. S. Alderman
q Denver, r. + Ross Of stuart, j. w.
Hardy of McCook and J. A Mclaughlin
OF Lincoln are at the Willard.
s. b. Ziegler OF Junction City, Kan.
George e Merrill OF Salt Lake. c. w.
Lang OF Kansas City, A. Corkey OF Cedar
Bluffs and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. orr of
Wayne are at the Hotel Loyal
DR.. and Mrs w II. fitzpatrick OF Hutch
inson KAN NJ. r. Saunders OF San Fran-
cisco. c. W Mitchell OF Sidney, +. b
S~pangler Of Fremont, J. d. Bloom OF sioux
city and l. r Gaynor Of Coon Rapids are
at the Merchants.
Superintendent ". NJ. Davidson left Fri
day evening for Ludington. Mich. 10 a.
gone the rest OF the summer Ms David
son and daughter have been at the Michi-
gan summer resort = month and the Euper-
| lntendent will stay there untn the opaninu
| OF school the fore Fart CT Seutemher'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

"curcd at last on. what joy TO think
awful bowel trouble" are the words Of A
c. Butler Of Cold Springs. Tex. whO suf-
fered off and on for twelve months with
. disorder Of his bowels. and finally. after
almost giving up in despair. was cured By
chambsriain's Cole. ch6=erS @ua pianrhosa
Remedy. No one need suffer from cole
or diarrhoea. for this remedy always gives
prompt relief For sale b. ali GIgsistA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

Many an article you ave which needs
repairing and REPEATING.
Kemper. Hemphill & Buckingham.
Owners Omaha Silver company. inc.
314 S. 18th st. All kinds plating.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
A BusniAs shane

IL not to have Bucklans Arniea BAbss 20
cure burns. 5000. pnsA eut4. Va1Ddas and
ucsrA zc Aeak@- Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

Kemper. Hemphil s. Buckingham.
Anything OF metal made good as new"
owners Omaha Silver Co, 314 S. 18th ST,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

During the pastors vacation the pulpit
of the Dundee Presbyterian church will
be supplied regularly every Sunday morn
ing. For August . the Rev. DR.. Joseph
J. Lampe will preach. DR.. stookey. the
new president Of Bellevue college. will
FIJI the pulpit August 49, The Endeavor-
ers hold an open meeting every Sunday
evening at 1880. Sunday evening, August
1s, Mr.. sojiro shimizu. a japanese stu
dent for the ministry at Bellevue college,
will speak on japan. The pastor. Rev.
Henry ouickenden, win probably spend
his vacation In and around Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

The Castelar, Presbyterian Bible school
has chartered three cars for their annual
picnic at Miler's park Saturday after
noon. The cars will load at Sixteenth
and Vinton streets ct / o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

Bishop John d. Robinson, the newly
elected Methodist missionary bishop for
southern Asia. will occupy the pulpit at
ths First Methodist church Sunday even
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

Rev DR.. H. L Groh has returned from
a trip TO Denver and will conduct services
as usual in 81 Marks Lutheran church.
Twentieth and Burdette streets. Morning
service at 10:45, Sunday school at noon.
Christian Endeavor meeting at 7:5 and
evening service at s o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
TOPICS OF THE DAY OF REST
Special Musical Service for North
Presbyterian Church.
WILL BE GIVEN IN EVENING
Rev. william r. % of Alabama
VIII speak ~ the n. VI. c. A.
ne SUNDAY Afternoon
Meeting.

A musical service Of unusual plans viii
be given at the North Presbyterian
church, Nineteenth and Ohio streets, on
Sunday evening. the regular quartet be-
ing assisted by the quartet from the
Central United Presbyterian church and
Prof. J. II. Simms. oreanist.
The numbers used viii be as follows:
Organ Solo-Andante .Silas
Authenticated TeDeum, in f flat
buSA
hymn NO.
Alto Solo-Just For Today.......Bingham
Miss Emery.
SCIlpture heaolng
Response-Now the Day IL Der. 80, Barnby
Anthem-Peace l Leave With You.....
fNODekAS
Mr.. OchItree and Octet.
Offertory-Cantilene Nuptiai. 100. Dubois
Bass Solo-BN Babylon's Wave.....Danks
Mr.. Mould.
hymn NO, IN.
Quartet-oh, Lord. My Trust is in Thy
MerCy Gouhou
Mr.. Wallace, Miss Grimm, Miss Emery
and Mr.. Mould.
Soprano Solo-Come Unto Him..s..Hand
Miss Grimm.
Anthem-Hark, Hark. My Soul......Shelley
Miss Emery and Octet.
Postlude-Mardre Romaine .........Gounod
e. T. Williams, director.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
Novices at burglary.


Matt Kibel. the colored man who cut
Nettie Antokol with a knife last Sunday
n who was in turn felled by a brick in
the hands Of Barney Robinson, has re-
covered from his wound sufficiently to be
taken from the hospital and placed under
arrest at the South Omaha jail. The wo-
man, although the abdominal cavity was
opened n severe wounds inflicted to the
vital organs, has " rapidly and
has been removed to her home. The charge
of suspicion has been lodged against Kibel
pending a more definite charge. This will
be filed as soon as the woman in the case
RECEIVERS sufficiently.