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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
How Harsh
Physic Wrecks the Bowels

Irritate the skin In any spot frequently
and that spot will grow eAlloused.
That is Natures means of protection.
So with the bowels. When you irTitate
the lining with salts or pills, " the
lining grows hard.
That 80 retards the natural bowel ac-
ton that you come TO need physic
constantly.
And you need a constantly larger dose
because of the ealloused bowels.
You have the "physic habit"
Cascarsts bring the same results gently
and naturally-without irritation.
They restore the natural bowel func-
tio1s, 50 you dOn't need them long.
And the dose never needs increasing.
Their effect 10 the same as the effect Of
laxative toods-er Of exercise,
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
BENSON WARNED OF CYCLONE
Chautauqua Brings Them and Belle
vue Is Cited ms a Case
in Hand

The Benson Chautauqua association has
derived considerable amusement from a
crank letter received by It's secretary pre-
dieting a cyclone in Benson IL a chau-
tauoua is held.
The letter reads:
OMAHA. Neb., June 2 1905. -Benson
Chautauqua, Benson, Neb.-Dear Sirs: Do
not be too anxious about that eh%autauqua
which / see In the papers you are going
to have. Bellevue had a chautauqua last
year and had a cyclone this year, so be-
ware and listen to the warning q
A FRIEND.
The letter came up before the executive
board at it's meeting. Members Of the
board commended that because OF the hills
in and about Benson and the distance Of
the town from any considerable stream or
valley, that Benson is immune from cy-
clones. but the secretary was instructed
to confer with Forecaster Welsh OF the
Omaha weather bureau on the subject. The
forecaster said:
mo man alive can put his finger on the
spot where a cyclone will or will not
strike. The Weather bureau makes no at
tempt 10 predict cyclones. The best It can
do when c~yclonic conditions prevail is TO
announce that conditions are favorable for
a severe and destructive storm. No
twister has ever been heralded by predic-
ton. What a lot of energy is wasted on
writing crank letters. You should see
some thai l get and you wouldn't be sur
prised at anything"
Lou J. B%eauchamp OF Hamilton, o.. will
appear on the Benson program. Miss Belle
Kearney OF Flora. Miss. will deliver "olo
Days in Dixie Land" Sunshine" Hawks
w. 7. Bundick Of onancoek, Va. are alsC
slated. The musical side OF the chautauqus
will be furnished by the Kings Daughters
quartet OF Illinois. the cavenny company
and the Carolins Jubilee singers, who hav,
had the distinction OF singing in Trinity
church., New York City.
Captain Jack" Crawford, 'the poet seou
OF the sierras." is to visit Omaha In tn,
near future. and will appear at the Ben,
son chAutauqua. which opens June 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
Y. W.. q. A. Notes.

The closing gospel meeting OF the sea-
son will pc held Sunday AFTERNOON az 8
8yers, general sscrstary. There SSili be
solos by Frank ]. Resler. The subject
for the meeting will be "One OF Your
Favorite Chapters"
A special delegation from the Omaha
association will be in attendance at the
Young Women's Christian association
conference at a Geneva. wis, August
IL to "a. Miss Bertha NJ. Davis, business
secretary, and Miss Frances Crittenden,
assistant secretary. will be in charge OF
the delegation. Mrs. Byers. general sec
Rotary, will be one or the speakers.
Mrs. II. M. Hall OF Lincoln, chairman
Of the state executive committee OF
Young Women's Christian associations,
was In the city Thursday In conference
with the Omaha members Of the state
committee. The national board Is max
ing arrangements for special training cen
ters at various points in the country, and
IL 10 very probable that the Omaha asso-
citation will be chosen as one center
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Assistant Secretary Rothery is serving on
the district court jury.
Secretary n Mrs. Denison entertained
the assistants In the boys department at
their homes last Tuesday evening.
Educational Director Miller Is contem-
plating the organization Of an orchestra CT
mandolin club. Member interested In
either are requested to see Mr., Miller.
Preceding the meeting Sunday afternoon,
Alvin =. Poole. accompanied BY Mr.. Ed
ward Gisin. viii give a violin recital The
recital will begin at $3.50.
Sunday, the centennial anniversary Of the
founding Of the Worlds Reinsurance Union
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
LEO LUNG ON NOW MOVES ON
May Arrive Home in Time 20 PIaas
Cotton as Ordered ny .
the Queen,

Lee Lung on, the Clunaman now in the
Douglas county jail awaiting deportation
under a recent mandate OF the circuit
court Of appeals, will be taken TO San
Francisco mex week by United States
Marshal w. P. Warner. Leo Lung on will
be sent back TO his dear old China as an
undesirable citizen for the United stSaes.
He will probably reach Chung ouaw Zoo
chez in time enough to engage IN the cot
ton planting business just ordered ~
Queen Ann to be taken up by all sood
Cinnamon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

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MY catsrrh was principally located In
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I read OF Peruna in the papers, and five
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Almost from the first dose Peruna will
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

An entertainment will be given at the
Kountze Memorial church, Twenty-sixth
and Farnam streets, Tuesday evening. un-
der the auspices OF the Bible class. e. R..
Misner. an impersonator. occupies most OF
the program, but in addition there will
be several musical numbers contributed by
Delmore Cheney. H. e. Stephenson and
the Misses Amanda Tebbens and Fife
Aarons.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

A LpERMAN GEORGE W. wH1cK,
"a ifJ4 South Seventh Street, Denver,
Colo, Alderman Eleventh Ward, writes:
II have used Peruna for catarrh Of the
stomach and 1t has helped me wonder
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Chronic Stomach Trouble.
MINI. SAMUEL A. SEAL, IL ute 2,
1N1 Treadway. Tenn, writes;
1T gives me great pleasure to testify
TO the great good your medicine, Peruna,
has done for me in a chronic case OF
catarrh OF the stomach. I was confined to
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benefit, I tried the best physicians In
Hancock County, with little or no benefit.
I then tried two OF the best physicians in
Hawkins County. and found they were do
Ing me no good I was gradually growing
worse.
Then a friend of mine, passing by,
handed me'one OF your pamphlets, and see
ing how Peruna was recommended for
eatarrh. l sent to Rogersville. Tennessee,
iext morning, a distance of about fifteen
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
TOPICS OF THE DAY OF REST
Whit Sunday Will Be Observed by
\ Churches that Keep Festival.
DIR. GORsr AT FIRST METHODIST
Presiding Elder win speak on Ere
aections pm the General on
ference" which He At
tended at baltimore.

Sunday will be whitsrin day. one of the
Christian year, On this day the Catholic
and Episcopal churches celebrate the de-
scent OF the Holy Spirit on the day Of
Pentecoet 1t occurs ten days after Holy
Thursday, or Ascension day. The reason
of the day being called whitsun day, or
Whit Sunday, as It is sometimes spelled.
is that on this day the newly baptized
converts IN the early church appeared
dressed in whhs garments during divine
service.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
A fetal Eclipse

Of the functions OF stomach. liver, Kidneys
and bowels. is quickly disposed Of with
Electric Bitters. Soc. For sale by BeAton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
SUNDAY CONCERTS AT PARKS
Rands VIII Furnish Music for All
at Riverview and
Hanacom.

Albin Huster's orchestra will furnish
music at Riverview park and George
Greene's band at Hanscom park Sunday
afternoon. All the good people have TO do
is TO go and listen. Here is the Riverview
program:
Merchantmen Republic. ........"". THE
L'Arrlvee de la Poste Characteristic. -.
Yaltz-spring, Beautiful Spring 80, Laubs
MISUNDERSTANDING .....,,........ .Ludert
MaEurka Caprice-Fairy Rose..,.,....D ewitH
George Greene's program:
M~arch-Salute to Seattle. ....... Alexander
Selection from Mass, in F.........B ordesd
Summertime Characteristic 80. Won Tilsef
Ove~rture-Light Cavalry. ...,......, Suppa
Waltz-Merry Widow ....".,"..... Lehar
Sianese Patrol ......... ..,..... Ldnka
G~alop-Express Train................,..B lon
March-The Free Lance. sousa
overture-The Fall, OF Jericho Deserip-
waitsgThe Daughter Of Love. ...l Bennett
Barn Dance ......,..,..."...s".-e".. Mills
Part III.
March-The Prince OF the Plains. !, :. Delbey
Melody of Love (characteristie) .Engelman
Selection-George Washington, 1r. 80. Coma
a When the Moon Plays Peek-a-Boo..,.
b Msriutsh Make-a.the- Hootch.S,m
MedIsS oy-erturs.sc6ooi Days. We Gd% s !
slavonic Dances Nos. 4 and T.. Dworack
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07


The First Methodist Sunday school will
observe Children's day Sunday. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered at 1880
a. M:
Pr~elude~-Mishty Jehova DonizettD -.
Opening Chorus-Hah. All Hsii.,""-s
Responsive Reading 49,. Led by G, A. Goss
sons~symphonies Of Summer Land.. ~.
Greeting R.rniee RHIieeSSIie
The Cradle Roll.......Mrs. George Nickel
s9hs@sprinstime 80. Primary Department
O'As By f KStherin GOES and winfield def Koch,
Recitation-Twenty-T Third Psalm.
Books OF the Bible. The Graduating Class
song-Jesus Is My Shepherd. u..,.:
acknowledgements Dear and Ne.
Eeclesiastes XII, in. Verse. Gladys Nickel
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a ouarTel. ...
Relation Part OF Gods plan -.
Reeitation-Do It Well. ...,p,,..Fa Price
tie, Robert Herman, willie GiEits,
Ferrand Sutherland and Lloyd Smith
Map Of Palestine The Graduating Class
kins, Catherine Hodges, Robert Herman.
sSrrison Hiyum Violet Lindsrsn; BSnItS
Paul Workman, Stewart lowers, Ruth
Woods and Howard Payne0
The Offertory-Children'e Day offering.
IntermezEo-Trinity CTobani-Moses) -.
Boys chfous-The Boy ana the Bird.
Remarks&The Sunday School. e.''......
Superintendent 7 F. sturgess
solo-That Sweet Story of Old CWeso:;
Violin soio-Adagsio Pathetic GODDARD.
.songLThere Is. a Lesson, -. The sehooi'
Benediction ....-........ Rev. g. D. Bartle
Postlude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Orchestra
The last musical service Of the summer
at the Church Of the Good Shepherd will
be held Sunday evening at 7:o. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Prelude Baptiste
bSetnHfark. Hafk, Ny oul......... Shelly
Mrs. Bell and MFR. Schwab.
Organ Soio-Simple Aven .........., .Thonei
Soio-Oh. Divine Redeemer... ..... .Gounod
Miss Latey.
Organ Solo-Absolution ............ Guilnnant
Anthem-o That I Had Wings Lake q Dove
Finale
At the First Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock Rev. William
Gorst, d. d, who was a delegate from the
north Nebraska conference to the general
conference held at, Baltimore in May, will
speak from the subject, Reflections or
the General Conference"
-
A quartet will lead the music at the
Calvary Baptist church beginning Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Hamlin Is the soprano and
leader. Miss Hamln gave satisfaction to
the congregation last year as a gospel
soloist.
There will be a loving picture entertain
ment, with some stereoptlcon views OF the
Bellevue tornado wreekage, at the Second
Presbyterian church for the benefit of the
Sunday school picnic u Tuesday even
ing at s o'clock.
Music at the First Congregational church
Sunday morning:
Prelude-Ave Maria ...,......... .Heusolt
Authenticated! The Lamb of God,
from THE Messiah. ............ Handel
Observation-Disclosures .......,........., .Foote
Communion Hymn-Jesus, to Thy Table
Leo '''EIbbooiirnns.c,c; omn.n; SULLIVAN
Postlude-.........:."...De Ia Tombeile
Mr.. Martin w. Bush. orgsnist. Mr.. Ira
B.. Penniman, director.
Mrs. Charles Hagenow OF chicago Will
play a violin solo at the morning service
at 1918 at Unity church.
At Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal
church:
MORNING.
Prelude-ouestion Welstenholme
h-4Iax,-TkA HanUAn0 nf TAl1tnR from
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

The Kountze Memorial church choir will
sing It's last monthly musical service,
which will be in keeping with the sermon
subject Of Sunday evening at s o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Ever try The Bee Went al Columns? II
not. do SO. and get satisfactory resultA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

They act exactly the same as right liv-
ing would do.
II the bowels are already ealloused, You
may need two tablets q day for .
time.
But, after that, take one at a time
when you need II.
CaseArets are candy tablets. They are sofa
BY All druggists. bat nsyeI = bulk. Be safe to
get the genuine. with CCC on every tablet
The box is marked Nike thisi
The vest-pockss bon 10 10 esnts.
The month-treatment boz s. enooas
R.oo.o@ boxes sold aAsA@aN .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Mrs. Charles Hagenow OF Chicago will
play a violin solo at the morning service
at 1918 at Unity church.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Prelude-Priere-a-Notre Dame. .Boellmanr
Anthem-The Pillars OF the Earth, Barnby
Offertory-Andante Religioso. 80. .LemaiSrt
solo-Tte Land OF Yesterday. .Mascheron
Mr.. Charles Lang.
Postlude-TriumPhsl March. ....... Clarl
Mr.. Charles Zadina, Organist; Mr.. Lee g
Kratz, Choirmaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

There will be a moving picture entertain
ment, with some s~tereoptlcon views OF the
Bellevue tornado wreekage, at the Second
Presbyterian church for the benefit of the
Sunday school picnic fund Tuesday even
ing at s o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Music at the First Congregational church
Sunday morning:
Prelude-Ave Maria ..........,,. .Heusolt
Authenticated! The Lamb of God,
from THE Messiah. ...,..........H Handel
Offertory-Paetorale .....,........,. Foote
Communion H~ymn-Jesus, to Thy Table
Choir u~naccompanied.
POstiu0e-... IN lOIlDelie
Mr.. Martin w Bush. organist. Mr.. Ira
b. Penniman, director.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

A quartet will lead the music at the
Calvary Baptist church beginning Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Hamlin Is the soprano and
leader. Miss Hamln gave satisfaction to
the congregation last year as a gospel
soloist.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

At the First Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday evening at s o'clock Rev. William
Gorst, d. d., who WAS a delegate from the
north Nebraska conference to the general
conference held at, Baltimore in May. will
speak from the subject, Reflections On
the General Conference"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Tit First Methodist Sunday school will
observe Children's day Sunday. h fol-
lowing program will be rendered at 1870
a. M:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

People who object to Liquid Medicines should buy Peruna Tablets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
Begins WhirIwind Finish in Taft's
State to Close With Big Meet.
Ing This Evening at
Cleveland.
EXPECTS TO WIN OHIO
Feels Confident of Carrying the State
Will Make a Number Of
Speeches In Towns Along
the Wabash.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 3o.-Bryan
is today in whirlwind tour of north
ern Ohio. His special was here five
minutes this morning. A few railroad
men greeted and shook hands with
the candidate, who said: Il am feel
ing as we'll as when started tho cam.
paign. My voice is strong and health
is fine. have been we'll received at
all the meetings and no discourasing
reports were heard anywhere. think
that we will carry Ohio" The itiner-
arv includes dash from Toledo west
along the Wabash railroad to Napol.
con, Ohio then returning to Toledo
for big noon day speech. A dozen
speeches are scheduled between Tole-
do and Cleveland where he will arrive
this evening. Two big meetings will
be here tonight to review the parade
which Is heralded as the biggest of the
Ohio campaign.
NAPOLEON, Ohio, Oct. S0.-Bryan
attacked the Republican for support
ing the trusts. He read the New York
report quoting Rockefeller advocating
| the election of Taft. He declared the
corporations had agreed to support the
/ Republicans for promises of immunity
of prosecution. Bryan declared every
1 Democratic leader in the state had as
sured him the electoral vote of Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
election Betting is the Liehtest AS
Years, Taft Being the Favorlt a
in Most Parts of the
Country. %
SIX TO ONE o., TAFT
That is the Range in New York City,
$4,000 Having Been Placed at
This Figure-Huehes
Stock Up.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Much talk
and little money apparently is the sit
uation throughout the country in cleo
on betting. Here today Taft is the
ivorite six to one, $4,000 ii is re-
orted has been placed at this figure.
title Is wagered on the state fight,
ZEN to nine on Hughes. Baltimore
dispatches say even money that Bryan
will carry Maryland Taft is the favor
te to win at four and three to one.
'hicago reports less than one hundred
ollars placed in eight leading hotels.
rhe prevailing odds are Bryan three
10 one; Taft one to four; Chanler
sleven to ten; Deneen for governor,
gainst Stevenson (democrat) one to
two; Stevenson three TO two. Denver
offers even money that Taft will car
Y New York by fifty thousand, no
akers. A few bets four to one on
Taft, ten to six republicans will car
" Indiana. Louisville reports Bryan
money begging odds three to one on
Taft It's three to one Bryan carries
kentucky. A few small bets on the
national result in Boston, odds five to
one on Taft. Even money and many
big bets on governorship in New York
Philadelphia practically no betting
Washington republicans refuse t.
cover Bryan money at four to one
Chanler is slight favorite owe
| Hughes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
SAYS UNION LABOR
WILL SUPPORT TAFT
John T. Stewart, a Member Of the
Typographical Union Writes
the President

WASHINGTON, Oct, 3o.-John T.
Stewart. a union printer, of Philadel-
phia, has written the president let
ter. made public Thursday, expressing
the pleasure he had experienced IN
reading the presidents reply to Com
pers. He declares heretofore he had
been a sincere admirer of Gompers,
bu. that his recent erratic course has
caused me to turn with disapproval
from his foolish attempt to turn or
ganized labor against the republican
standard bearer, Taft.
Continuing, he attacks Gomrers for
his action in connection with dis
pute between a Philadelphia newspa
per and it's union printers
Stewart asserts that two-thirds o.
organized labor will be found support
ing Taft for president.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
Testimony Of the Former Intended to
Centralize the Latter in the
National Bank Ice
Stock Failure.
TRY TO SHIFT BLAME
Morse Also contradlcts olcr's Testl-
mony Wherein oIer Testified
to Pressure of Morse For
Big Loan.

NEW YORK, Oct 30 Morse today,
in his testimony, contradicted the Cur
tis testimony repudiating the evidence
of $4,000 loan alleged to have been
arranged with Curtis. Morse declared
there should go with the loan 1000
shares of Ice as security. Curtis testi-
fed that Morse told him to take 1000
and turn 1t into the bank as an asset.
Throughout the testimony the evil
dence of Morse was determination to
place the actual manipulation of the
bank funds on Curtis. He contradict.
ed Wesley M. Oilers testimony that he
had invested only after strong solici
tation. Oler swore Morse begged him
for loan of $4,000 of National Bank
of North America to pay ice stock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
GOMPERS' DESPERATE
APPEAL TO LABOR
Trying Hard to Deliver the Labor
Vote to the Democratic
Candidate.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-A final
appeal to labor in behalf of the demo-
Gratis was issued by Gompers in
special number of the Federationist
which will be mailed to the central
bodies today. 1t says:
Every labor man and liberty loving
citizen is urged to redouble their ac-
tlvity and alertness and stand true
to the great cause of human freedom
involved in this campaign.
The principal article is headed
"Roosevelt's inconsistency" referring
to Roosevelt's attack on Gompers Tor
criticising the courts and saying
Roosevelt frequently attacked the
courts himself 1t terms Roosevelt
naive assumption of infaliblllty a.
most ludicrous," and says he always
attacks anybody who disagrees. y
i declares Taft by record and by cam
paign utterances has proven unfrlend
/ ly to labor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
PARKER INTRODUCES
CANDIDATE BRYAN
Biq Crowd at Syracuse to Greet the
Nominee-Parker lauds
Bryan.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Oct. 3o.-The
Bryan special arrived here early last
evening and found a big crowd on
hand to welcome the candidate. In
response to the demand of many pres
ent, Bryan stepped on the station plat
form long enough to shake hands
with several hundred persons who
crowded about him. He was then
hurried away for two addresses sched
uled for last evening. The principal
gath ring was at the Wieting opera
house, where Judge Alton B. Parker
also spoke. Parker lauded Bryan ir
speech which contained also much
of criticism for Taft and Hughes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
DUMPHY SAYS IT
IS AN OUTRAGE
brands as Falsehood Story That His
Wife stole Jewelry From
Chas. E. Giles.

BOSTON, Oct. So-Mrs Martha
r,nnhy who is accused of stealing
iewelry from Charles Il. Giles, viii re-
turn to Chicago for a trial withou. re-
nuisition Through her husband, a
Won known doctor, she declares that
there is no truth in Giles cha -ges,
Tho Jewels she says, were given to her
by Giles as a security on loan, when
he repaid her the loan he took ,ne
,ronerty. "The Chicago dispatches
CO.. wing that Giles claims that my wile
Aeeced prominent Boston business
man is an outrageous falsehood, de-
clared Dunphy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
SEE LABOR VOTE
SLIPPING AWAY
Vice Chairman Lamb of the Democrat
ic Committee Admits Change
of Labor to Taft.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Vice Chairman
Lamb of the Democratic committee is
sued a statement today regarding tle
declaration of Rockefeller who favor
ed Taft. Carnegie, Rockefeller and
Hartman. have all come out in the
omen now and have shown themselves
in favor of Taft. | have no doubt they
are doing much towards the finance
of his campaign. A straw vote taken
among the employees of the steel trust
oil trust and Hartman lines now show
these men for Taft He said he be-
lieved this to be because the employees
let it be known they wanted Taft elect
cd