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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

L n. Gonden will go to Chicago Mon
w. I. Kierstead will leave Sunday for
Chicago.
Rae Samuel Of Baldwin. Kan, is a guest
at the Her Grand.
Ray Nye Of Fremont, accompanied by
his wife. left for the east last night.
Miss Elizabeth b. Kelpin left Saturday
afternoon TO spend a couple OF weeks with
friends at Norfolk.
Peter Jansen Of Jansen, is at the Rome,
enroute 10 Chicago 10 attend the national
republican convention.
II. II. Wallace Of Los Angeles, NJ. Schram
Of Belden. @. r. Nermillion of Alliance and
Wiley Moore Of Denver are at the Schhtz
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Mexican OF
Denver, Fannie Bailey OF Salt Lake. and
Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Snyder Of O'Neill are
at The Rome.
w. II. Mulliken Of Fremont, l.. NJ. Hibbs
Of Norfolk. o Gilligan OF Falls City, T..
A. Thayer of Denver and j. +. G~ranhaus
OF Harvard are at the Willard.
John Bratt of North Platte, A. A. Antrup
OF Kansas City, Frank Frame of Fuller
ton, j. n. Lafferty OF San Francisco and
c. Ruth OF West Point are at the Murray.
NJ. NJ. McMnlan OF shadra Ark. DR.. and
Mrs. r. Gilbert OF Rapid City, A. b. Han
cock OF Lincoln, ID. S. Miller Of Casper and
Mr.. Guntz Of DeadwOod are al the Hen
shaw.
l. II. Allen OF Exeter. Kirk GFiggs o.
Beatrice. j. H. Crawford and r. EllifsoT
OF Castlewood. S. D.. ]. ID. Reed OF Hast
ings and William Barge Of Bloomfield are
at the Hotel Loyal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
SPECIAL WEEK AT KRUe PARK
Three d Attractions to the Reg
ular Routine-Weather Promises
ta Reform.

Krug park offers an unusually attractive
program to its patrons for the coming
week. Flag day will be observed today at
Omaha's polite resort by a gift to every
purchaser of an admission ticket OF a
miniature American flag, Fifty large
flags were ordered by telegraph from New
York and they are expected to arrive by
express this morning. These will be flung
to the breeze for the first time today.
Every member Of Firms Greater Omaha
band will also have a flag OF medium size
n Mile. Lydia Pallansch. soprano vocalist
with the band, will use a small silk flag
in a national medley that will be played by
the band, the young woman singing the
solo part and the members Of the band
Joining In the chorus. The entire musical
program for the afternoon and evening
concerts today will be mad up Of national
selections. vocal and instrumental
Another big feature Of today will be the
opening OF an elght-dsy engagement OF the
old and original slayton Jubilee Singers, an
organization that has been before the pub
lie for the last quarter OF a century. A
notable feature of this company and it's
management Is that Krug park is the only
public park in the United States where
these singers have ever appeared. They
are essentially a ehautauaua organization
for the summer, but. Knowing the high
standing OF Krug park, their management
stepped outside OF its usual business path
and two years ago booked the organization
at Krug park. The engagement was SO
suecessful that Ct resulted in the return
Of the company TO the park today. They
give a concert embracing choruses. solos
quartets and specialt!es that will occupy
about an hour and a half. The program
that these colored singers offer is inim-
liable. Many have tried to copy them. but
none have ever equaled them.
A third big feature is the extension Of
the engagement OF the zoyarras. whose
balancing 'two-high" ball-walking athletic
act has pleased and satisfied every patron
OF the park during the last week.
The Cafe Luxus, under park manage,
ment. has a record far and away beyond
any made by the park restaurant during
previous seasons. II is being operated OF
the same high class plane that characteriEe
every department OF the park A care
party was given In the pavilion Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. II. @. Umverzagt. a
which there were twelve guests Cards
were played from 2 10 5 p. m. after which
A table d'hote dinner WAS served in IN
Cafe Luxus. Altogether. Il was a most ea
toyable occasion and all OF the party unanl
mously agreed that Il was IN Ideal plac'
for such q social gathering
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14


Robert Weidensall, member OF the inter-
national committee, was a visitor Thurs
day.
There is talk Of a band and orchestra
being organized next fall among the
members.
Next Thursday the class in music will
close its work with an open program
under the direction OF Prof. Kratz.
Educational Director Miller has collected
a large list Of college information and
members are invited to make use OF the
catalogues.
NJ. r. Provost, a member of the senior
class at the University OF Nebraska. will
tary. Mr.. Provost has had three years
experience In the general offices OF the
Burlington at Chicago.
The swimming classes conducted by the
physical department are largely attended
and much interest Is shown by the mem
hers. The pool will accommodate many
more men and the members are urged to
make use Of this privilege.
DIR. Newman Hall Burdick will sneak Al
the mems meeting Sunday. his subject be-
ing "a Fatal Malay and Its Cure" This
will be the last opportunity for many men
Become - The pastor Of the First PTesby.
terrain church at Helena, Mont.
Prof. F. d. Barker. assistant professor OF
biology at the State university, has been
ENGAGED 10 conduct a Nature Study club
for one month; begihninE June q Thil
work viii include twenty-five boys between
the ages of Is and i6 The boys will study
trees pIoSunnS omsba and councn RS' &
and zach boy will make a collection OF
flowers, insects and minerals. President
cole 81 the school board viii give A
Ssiuabie camera TO the boy who does tht
best work
The secretaries had a visit Wed
nesday afternoon from State Secretar,
Rhoades OF Oregon and A. NJ. Grilley
physical director at Portland. ore. Thess
men were on their way home from Atlantic
CITY, n. j., where they had been in at.
tendance at the Employed Officers con
ference Of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION. They have also visited a mum
Der Of associations IN the east ana save
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
You're Too Thin
Eren Slight Cd'drrhdl Derdngemsnts Of
he Stomach Producs Acid Fer
mentufiOn Of tbs Food
IT'S Stomach CafaKrh

Some people are thin ana always remain
thin. from temperamentai reasons. Prob
ably in such cases nothing can be done 70
change his personal popularity.
But there are a large number Of people
who get thin. or remain thin. who nstur-
ally would be plump and fleshy but for
some digestive derangement.
Thin people lack IN sdopose tissue
Adipose tissue IL chiefly composed OF
fat.
Fat is derived from the oily constitu-
ents Of food.
The fat-making foods are called by the
psychologist, hydrocarbons. This class OF
foods are not digested in the stomach at
all. They are digested in the duodSnum,
the division Of the alimentary canal just
below the stomach.
The digestion Of fat is mainly. II not
wholly. the work OF the pa%ncreatic Juice
This Juice is of alkaline reaction end is
rendered inert by the addition of acid. A
hyperacidity Of the digestive fluids OF
the stomach passing down into the duo
denum. destroys the pancreatic fluid for
digestive purposes. Therefore, the fats
are not digested or emulsified, and tho
system is deprived Of it's due proportion
OF oily constituents. Hence, the patient
grows thin.
The beginning of the trouble is a ca
tarrhai condition Of the stomach which
causes hyperacidity OF the gastric juices
This hyperacidity is caused by fermenta'
ton Of food in the stomach. When th'
food Is taken into the stomach. II the pro
cess Of digestion does not begin imme
diately. acid fermentation will take place
This creates a hyperacidity OF the stom
aeh juices which in turn prevent the pan
create digestion Of the oils, and the ema
citation results.
A dose of Peruna before each mea
hastens the stomach digestion. BY hurry
Ing digestion, Peruna prevents fermenta
ton OF the contents of the stomach, AM
the pancreatic Juice is thus preserved II
its normal state. II then only remain
for the patient to eat a sufficient amour
Of fat-forming foods, and the the thinnes
disappears and plumpness takes its place
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

Plans are being made for the member
ship picnic to be held some time the latter
part OF the month.
Mrs. Edward johnson, president Of the
woman's club and a members OF the
Board of Directors OF the association. will
go to the biennia conference of Women's
clubs in Boston, next week. She expects
to visit the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION OF Boston, Massachusetts and De-
troit, Mich, while she is away.
The state committee held a special meet
ing in Lincoln last week and has sent a
communication TO the Omaha association,
requesting that a training center for young
women desiring to enter association work
be established in Omaha. The new ma
tional training school will he in New
York and there will be training
centers at different points OF con-
venience over the country. Omaha having
been chosen as a fitting place for such
& center, has, accepted the Invitation and
the first session OF the training school
here will probably be held next spring.
Miss Crittenden and Miss Davis are in
charge OF the Omaha delegation to the
summer conference at Lake Geneva, Wls
Some OF the board members are planning
to go with a large delegation. The dates
speakers are expected to have d
part in the program: Bishop William +.
Oldham OF the Philippines; Rev. Andrew
Gillies, D.. D., OF Minnesota; Miss Mar
garet SlatteTy OF F~1tchbuTg, Mass, and
Rev. Paul b. Jenkins. D.. D., OF Milwaukss,
Mrs. Emma F. Byers. general secretary
will be with the Omaha delegation a part
Of the lime and will also be one Of the
speakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
COME TO WORK ON BOATS
Two stevedOres from Kansas City Are
Promised Employment I'm
Five Years.

Omaha is already getting the name OF be-
ing a harbor for river boats. Charles Ba.es
and Guy Jones said in police court Sat
urdsy that they had come from Kansas
City 10 Omaha expecting to get work on
the Missouri river
I'VE thought there was lots OF freight
boats here, said Bates, ian we came up
to get work on them. but we found there
wasn't any here"
Jones was discharged ana Bates VIII
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
HOTELS.

tarry at the county Jail ten days.
Come around in about five years" said
Acting Prosecutor j. ]. Mahoney, "and
well give you lots Of work on the river
freight boats"
The young stevedores said they would
come.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

Sunday will be observed as children's
day in many Of the churches. Sunday
school will be held at 1880 at Knox Pres
bytrian and several other churches on
this account.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

THE Millennium, Will Present Conditions
Bring It." will be the subject of the dis
course by Pastor L. A. Springs, Sunday
evening at the Seventh Day Adventist
church on North Twenty-fifth street near
Indiana avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

Rev. Melvin o. Mclaughlin, pastor of
First United Brethren church, Nineteenth
and Lothrop streets. will preach a special
sermon to the Masons at II a. m. Masons
will meet at the temple at 1880 and march
to the church.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

Rev. ]. A. Kennedy. d. D., Of Little York.
H., is visiting at the home Of w. T.
Graham. He will occupy pulpit at First
United Presbyterian church Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

The subject announced for last Sunday
evening, but omitted, will be the subject
Of the SERMON for Sunday evening at CAL
vary Baptist church. T~wenty-fifth and
Hamilton. SIS Modern Life Heather, or
Christian" Miss Elizabeth Harlin will
sing a solo at the close of the sermon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

THE Spirit Of ruth will be the theme
Of the morning sermon by Rev. ]. Narver
Gortner at McCabe Methodist church Sun
day and in the evening a special service
will be conducted by the young people.
The Ministerial union holds its meeting
Monday at 1880 a. m. at the Young Mems
Christian association.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

finest quality and the pictures most artis-
tic and pleasing. This room was furnished
as a memorial to Ella Allen, Lucy Roys,
May Osborn and Laura Sheetz.
The Child Saving Institute receives a
substantial donation from the p. +. O's
frequently and the old ladies at the county
farm are often made happy by suitable
gifts OF clothing and. delicacies. Choice
literature is often. distributed by commit
tees, and many little people are made COM
Portable by the Omaha chapter.
The literary programs Of Chapter z are
most enjoyable, as some of the brightest
and most gifted literary women of the
city are members. Frequent parlor lee
lures and musicales are given. all meet
ings being held at the m of the men,
bers.
The fathers. brothers, husbands, sons
and sweethearts OF the p. e. O.ns are called
brothers-in-law and share the social times
of the members when held in the even
ing. The brothers-in-law are ever ready
20 assist in their undertakings.
Chicago Club at Home.
A committee of Chicago and IlIinos
women will keep open house at the rooms
Of the Chicago Woman's club June 16 t.
Is to welcome delegates and members OF
the republican national convention, theiI
wives and daughters. Tea will be served
at 4 o'clock every day. Thursday after.
noon. June IS. a reception viii be held
from 8 to 6 o'clock in the club rooms In
the Fine Arts building on Michigan ave
nue.. The COMMITTEES has issued an.
nouncements to expected delegates.
with the Southern Women.
With the June number The Keystone
the official organ Of the declarations o.
the southern states and of the Daughter
Of the Confederacy. suspends issue unit
next october, when the club work will b,
resumed. This number is full of inter
esting reports of the work of the womeI
Of the south Several OF the southern
declarations have recently held their an
nual conventions and. like the federation
of the north. education, social and indus
trial problems. civics and domestic sci
ence had chief places for consideration
on their programs. Many young womel
are indebted to the clubs and the Daugh
ters for scholarships in various college,
and schools. and every year new scholar
ships are being added to the list of thos
already supported.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

20 the local secretaries a report OF the
conference and the doings Of the other as
eociations that they have visited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-12
WEDDING FATHERS SLAYER.

4 Telegram just received from taca-
lean states thar "a girl married ID man
Immediately after he had kiHrd her
father.
II is hard r. belive that a woman
who could do ST. is normally CONSTR
futed she must surely b. efszt or
utterly abandoned
still So lind some remarkable state
mrut- i'm history and fiction o. prove
that "a woman may De driven to ai.v
lengths bl the seutimcu. which, IS mis-
named Iuve
CERTAIN stories of fiction ma, nm
douhtrdly 4. taken Il proofs S ~
ihes are Ire efforts f1f5. art..s
minds For instance. Virgil ue.-r To-
lated taat tlu,aH Dido burned Inn .ity
beeau.e her i.s-r I-ft her without na.-
ing beheved that "a woman ia som
could produce such q result
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-12

Room ZOE West coast Life uuuding
So rfr #tr.ef san Francisco. calf
fnrHia
Any stock upon which this ASSESS
Wrnt shall remain unpaid an the 18th
day af November. 1soS. win b. delin-
quent and advertised Tor sale at public
auction. and unless payment Is made
before viii De sold on saturday. the
SECOND day Of January. 1909. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together
With the COS. = advertising and eN-
pvuSeS uf sale
Ev order ~ the Board Of Directors.
THOMAS TURNER.
Secretary.
Office room. 5o4 West Coast Life
building. sd Pine street. san Fran
cisco. California.
paty IT first publication. oct 3.
patc e last publication. Nov. =
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-12
MINERAL APPLICATION NO. o8.


United States Land office. Nome Alas
ka August -. 1908
Notice is hereby given thai r. "
silver whose poSteaiee address is
Nome Alaska, has made application
for Emitted States patent for tic Hot
Air Shamrock and Southern Cross
Lode Claims. Mineral Survey No. 324.
situate ia cape Nome Mining District,
District of Alaska. covering 30 feet Of
the Hot Air Lodi. in an easterly direc-
ton from the Discovery Shaft and ,465
feet in a westerly direction therefrorn.
and NOR. particularly Described as fol-
lows
Beginning at corner NJ. 1. a fir post
4xG inches by feet long. set feet in
ground with mound of earth and stone
Seribed I-224. from which 5. f. corner
If location bears 5. 30 deg. AZ min. w
Is feet distant. L. s l. NJ. No. 324
bears : as deg 90 min W 3S5.3 feet.
thence \. IS deg. a min. y. Var. ~
deg 50 min. f.. 300 feet To corner No.
,. thence y. 81 deg AZ min. f. 500 feet
10 corner No. 3. Identical with y. W.
corner Of location: thence 5. as deg.
"A min. T. / 800 feet To corner No. 4.
Identical with y. +. corner Of location;
thence s b deg. a. min. ". GOO feet
to corner No. /. the place OF beginning.
containing 2O.551 acres;
Also covering 20 ,ret of the sham
rock Lode in an easterly direction from
the Discovery Shaft and 1903 feet in
a westerly direction therefrom. and
more particularly described as follows.
Beginning at corner No. !. identical
with s. r. corner Of location. a fir post
axe inches by feet long, set , feet in
ground with mound Of earth and stone
scribed l-l-324. from which corner No
Of Hot Air Lode of this survey. pre-
viously described. bears s "A deg. 2s
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-12

wIH. f. 1896 feet distant. L. l. NJ
" So bears : Sc deg 50 min. "
as76 frct distant thence y As deg
jH wiD w. Var n deg - min T.
Isahs feet te corner w g. thence y
sa dce - mn + t61 g feet to CORNER
W s.. tHrucr : t6 deg 10 min F.
Iaaos feet Us corner NJ q thence :
sa dsg IS min W 46Ie feet o. CORNER
" the place SC hegipuins contain
H-z ffsI+ at--~ Area in conflict with
uat an Lode 90 tins survey o.S55 acres.
Net area " Shsmrark I.pje rs t6t
acres
Also GOVERNS I4>e feet rf TIE south
.ru cross Lujy iu am eastegl, direction
from sh, Discover, shaft aud Is feel
Iu westerly direction tbsrgfrow and
more particularly Described as 10 lows
Beginning Mt CORNER NJ I. identical
with tt, : v. corner - locatiuu and
VIII CORNER ". I 10 shamrock Lode -
This survey previously described: L.
- g. II M 3s4 hears : b deg 50
mTH " 4z-s fcst thence y. So deg
. ma Z tsfs f#.t t. CORNER w ..
dertiaaf with the y " corner q la-
rltuu aud with conner Ne. 4 of sham
raHk adr- thence : 4 dag. % min 7.
l-5HH Let To- corner Nn. 3; thence :
aa=a dog 2e nla W. le12 feet to corner
" 9 thence y = deg % min W.
sect fr.t r. corner M 1. tho place If
beginning containing 1886 acres.
Nr-3 - conflict with Hot Air L.udc to
be -v-Hdrd ee75 acreS Net area Of
Smthaf1 cross Lode 15.271 acres. t.
tai area II said Hot Air. Shamrock
ara Southern cross Lode Claims 40 2Se
arres.
SlId claims are located about ONE
haff mil, aast of Solomon River and
oHe-Haff mile north If Big Hurrah
Crerk ON fHy summit of Trilhy Noun
HH Ina cape Nome Mining District
HfsHgt#ut Naska.
rtrnutIs.~ II location - said claims
Hf- recorded ~ the onl5s Of the r.
.afl-r af C4pe Name IL ording Pr
..H#t. Am-ka. as follows. Hot Air
Ieas Claim in Volume ia At page 1SS
Sh7H-rrk Lode claim Ia Volume Ia
II rlse e. and the Southern cross
Lafr claim i'm Volume IL al page -
Thr a.Ishharing or adjoining claims
are thr Hur Bell Lode Claim Gun
-ureee-al situate south If tie South
,rH Cra~~ r.udc aud east of Hot Aii
I.lds claimant unknown. other adioin-
ing claims. none
JNO. II. DUNN.
Register
II is hereby ordered that the farega-
ius notice be- published for the ztatu-
fots tsriod in The Nome Weekly Nug-
gel. weekly newspaper printed At
+ Nafuc Alaska
JN0 Il DUNN.
Register
Bat af first r4E G=Hf IaHQ
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-12
CLAIM OWNERS.

Company from Denver wants to get
araSe uH an ground between Dry and
Bourbon creeks W. have new
mrtt"d of prospecting. We 90 over
the ground thoroughly Address care
of Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-12
mo II DUNN

Register.
ff is hereby ordered thar tho ferega-
irs notice be- published for thu ztatu-
tor ueriod i'm tho Nome Weekly Mug
gef. a weekly newspaper printed n
Nane Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-12
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