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The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18
Significant Remark Of Mr.
Bryan.

Wilfnm Jeantngs Bryan. twice
- panneesR>ae .aminse for Pree-
lden{a ~ !,a!ss4 s;g \, tcs, vss I s.
! II u N r ~ ktorine GIa41
q 11Mllans, delivering ssysrsi leo
tuaegon1 nakine Two Or thrss shcrt
po1tloa1 epsoehss from the rs~r
pAsfoem of his train.
II 90 OF these speeches, he 10
quotod - sayipg:
We havs now passed from tte
valley u the shadow OF death, and
in pasain& out ~ SEQ the Rspubli-
cans Just entertng into the valley
and Il they have ~ hard . time a.
~ had. we are likely to see some
tun.
'Thoes Of you who may never
bave an4Dpportuuity to hear q rex,
l,vo Pies 1snt OF tho United States.
osn, ~ Last. say now that you
heard ono speak who. on two diff
tetoot ocoDsionf. Cherished the de-
lusjoo that he was going 10 be =
real lave President, and he feels the
disoass coming on sGain."
Honest confession.
Tho political microbe has gotten
n ~ work.
". 0ryau has said ail along that
- wou6 accept the nomination
a49ao Il tbe people demanded it.
n q9w oooo . step farther and &C.
A nlly Ad0sta that he "ffeis the dis
49, ocming on sgs'n.-Yaz Sen
tisel.'
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

eeaelses II pasishmsot eoly vhon .
eoee1 = aotuo1ly ~. Oo0o moehoro
tnsnk thAe ~ esyiDg = baosess, ~
~. Wbeo yeds babS eg1eo, ~ 1os
puD - eooe extesDal eoooo. \ re-
net ~ tho0 - " Whooo'o oeooun
voenneano - ~ ohooooo ~ 4 loene.
IoaeG 5roo woeoo W1iob boop \
nonosy - oeooo ~ ~ ~. l5oao.
- = eoee-eose + ~ aseaeo. ~
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

"Betwsen emotionAlsem oaA ~.
msl'sm IN ra,tston," asys : WaeA-
ington clergyman. ''thees y = Qpo1p
en mean-a r. deoesoa tAa4 Go0o -
ne recently upon the eooeluGoea g
my remarks 70 ooloeea eon0DoGn.
ticu In Richmond.
II had invited "a 49, dneon -
eRse pssyss. . kor1.' puoVo1 ~
'gtb az pose beudAss - ~ g =
saaje, ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ q.
0lue ~ hands 70 ~ Ooopol n0oW.
n ~ toaGue ~ = ~ = ~,
~ - - n ~ - -
nthbod 'Wot o0WD u oouo lonl
se'ns dask ed nassas valley, WoooG
prayer - much WASTED - - nn1nL
'Ncans him vi II hogoGlne - e
salvstion and ~ hin - ~ r.
HUrpes's Wsskly.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18
Use Reliable Remedies.

oies people shoulo not tribe with
new tangled concoctloue made b. poo
p'e that they know pothisg Of bal
should ~ tine -hosorsd remedlsa
wh'eb ere endososd by eoothsss peo-
PIE. Such reoedies are Dr.. Nots'a
DoIta Chll! cure and Melon SEED Ytd.
ssS asd Bladder Remedy, expressly
oansssetased fef oostbern peopIo b.
~ Hssstg. Bliis DssG 90. wholssais] ]
uo0phte Tonu.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

A couple IN . nearby town were
recentlv married. The ceremony
over. the vito began 70 weep CO.
piously. "Whst's tho matterl''
asked tho new husband. Il never
to1d you that I dor't know how 70
cook" oobbed the bride. Don 4
fret." ensd he, "lJl not have any
thing to cook I'm IN editor"
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18
3oventy-Fl People Tramp
pled and Burned to Death
n An Awful Scramble
Brought On BY 4
Cry OF Fire.
slckENlN6 SCENE FOLLOWS
When Alarm Was Sound ed
Ia opera House OF
8oyertOn, Penn.


Doyestou. PENN. Jan. ls-A ca
tAsteophs hosrifyinR in its detaile
and eickenipG In its results, TO-
nteht swept nearly ono hundred
s,uIs Of this borough into eternity
n almost the twinkling Of IN eve,
ana injured nearly three score.
many Of them fatally. A ms jority
Of the killed were members of tho
loadiaG tsmtlies OF the town. Tho
are ~ caused BY gss tanks, used
fce hehtn9 The building. exploding.
In nnaay casee, II ID aid, entire
iAaa1ltos have been wiped out. The
ooono which followed tho explosio n
II indeecsibable.
n add to tho terrible disaster the
Ars apnstns became disabled and
ed the structure left entirely 10
MERCY of ths ssethins flames f-is
almost ceftain not = vestige Of the
bodteo Of the upfortunates who
wsfe overcome BY tho smoke and
peeished Will ever b found.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

~ have reaebsd Z higher health
ievs' sidcs began uasG Dr.. KIne1
Asw Life Pills." vrsss Jacob spriuesr
Of West Frasklin Ne. "rbsv kesp
ny Hvsr stomsch and bowels work .
'ng joss r'ght. II they disapoint you
% trial money win be refuudsd a
wssds druG store 10.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18
Every Mother

V Or should b worried vheu The IT.
~ ooes hove . eonGb q cold. II MAJ
'eed 70 cFosp o. plsssisy Of pheuoo-
saa-shss - eonethsng more sesisas
bas'as0's Hossbossd eyssp Will carr
~ tsoobIo ~ opoo and peevest an
seepSessses. 1es sass b III drug
gtsss.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

when attacted oy = oough Or oold.
or II your throas Il sore, Il h foolish.
ness to tsGe spy other than Dr.. xing'
Now Discovery" says c. o. Kidpfdee.
OF Empire Ga. II have uood Nev
Discovery seven ysArs sno ksov it
70 the best remedy on sasth:fos oosehs
and code, Group asd aiI thsoae ano
'uO9 troobIes. ny childson ~ ~.
)scs to group, bat rev Diooovosy
quickly eures svsSy attsck." (" Xoovp
ths World over ~ The Kise OF threat
ana lung rsmedles. Bold usosr guar-
sntes 1t B wafa's drug steee ooe 4
N.W. Trial Bottle Tree,
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

II there 10 one thing moro mad-
dentnG than another Il v 70 have
eons ons agroo and sympathiso
WITH you whsa yos sse bsssssne
yoar own stupidity.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

A man % ever so-much more hike
y 70 sRrse with bic wife II her
cooking aGreee NTH btn,.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

Human gore msxsd vita psiaoeec
INK flowed IN tho Gsroot q C1asks-
dale ons day recsntjy. Gdltoe Clark
of ths Register end Mayhsv a the
Challenge sestled ~ eoeunaAoneo1
With dst 095s-:he nuoo ~ oui-
come wss learned bg =. CT 4
boy. thsse's nothing II u. ed ~
hard on cloth 's.-Tsiae's Podnt r.
tefpetse.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

i v sost of aaddsntng 70 look ~
esslv diGniSed psopio. ios ths ~
dsetaoa vii epuns thss, 70 nateet
Now sodly they ny Wout 70 eoaoh
thsif tongues ct - you. thsy msy
~ DO -.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

And the wcss Ct Il = 49, WAlou
~ al have ON tsosbles. ponnseo =
hsvs yoass.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

Ihsse sss psopls Who rsuaipd yoa
q nothtnG - much q of . Chrise.
nnao peoos1t WIT ~ haualo hsoson.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-18

We want yoa 70 rcd "a ~ -.
pss money you sst. and shsa IN =
II st )eaet half Of it u ~ mosp1D
some bankers noee -ssmpay = puou.
~ that some natsooal hnat wlu
pav you, The sgovsPooon1 hou-
ever GuAsantess thslS psyuDonA
WouI6n { you have . sieh tn1nG t(
the eovernms NJ would eo1ovoo ~
your notes end chssGs .yos nooalng
tn the acoomodssioni WY ~
not the Rovssnmsnt ieouo ~ oun
money instead ol uving ~ va,uA-
bic privilege 10 TIE nst,oaAl noanD1
Wsks up and tsll - : Rspostoe 3.
dex.
Why bIeso your soul ~ aa11on0
hanks 80 ~ ps1e a ~ eovsuo,
msnt, doa't yos ksev.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

sideration for export, including rails for
Canada. As a rule. however, the railways
are not buying beyond absolute necessities
Some Improvement has occurred in the
primary markets for dry goods, although
the situation is not radically changed. A
few lines of %cottons are being taken more
freely, buyers showing a readiness to op-
crate for current needs and the statistical
position Is strengthened by the curtailment
of production. Mills are beginning to re-
sumo moIe generally in this country. and
prices are somewhat higher than a few
weeks ago on many descriptions. Only
small export orders are reported, but this
business will improve IL Lancashire mills
continue idle. As to woolens, a vigorous
demand for heavyweights has arisen.
There are also some duplicate orders 70.
lightweight worsteds and the general dis
position of clotheirs is TO buy more liber-
ally.
Footwear manufacturers in New England
report that supplemental contracts for sea
sonable lines come In slowly, and the dis
position of interior buyers is to defer OPP
e~rations a few weeks longer. While some
makers of low and medium grades are abb
TO operate factories full time. there Is not
enough business in fine goods to maintain
all machinery. Leather is less active, buy
eTs operating only for immediate needs,
Tanner maintain prices, with heavy sol-
leather the only active feature.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
PARISH BUILDS SCHOOL HOUSE
Board Aware Contract for COnstPucs
tIOn of the Omaha View
Building.

After being in executive session from 3
o'clock until II, the Board of Education
last night decided to award the general
contract for the erection OF the Omaha
View school to w. II. Parish for sos, 1853.
subject to certain deductions due to alter
subject to certain deductions due TO alter
tect. A number of bids were submitted.
Before going into executive session the
board decided to admit nonresident chill
dren to the high school upon the pay
ment of $47 for the years tuition. Under
the recent free high school law providing
that children residing in districts In which
high schools are not maintained may at
tend high schools in other districts, the
district is required to pay but 70 cents a
week, or $3.50 a year, for the tuition of
each child. The law, excerpts schools where
the cost OF instruction is either greater or
smaller, and for this reason the Omaha
High school has been charging 81 for
the years tuition, the exact cost Of In
structlon per pupil. The better facilities in
the Omaha school makes the cost nearly
double that in other high schools.
State Superintendent McBrien sent a COM
munieation to the board advising it that,
according TO his ruling, the board could
not hold other districts for the payment
OF the $3.50 tuition per pupil as required
by law. on account Of the Omaha school
being of the higher and ~costlier grade.
The board therefore decided to charge the
Individual pupils the entire $47, leaving Il
with the pupil to collect from his district
the IS cents a week provided by law for all
pupils residing I'm districts where high
schools are not maintained.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

in dry goods, has passed It's maximum.
Faken as a whole trade, though in a few
instances equal to a year ago at this date.
is still generally below the normal and the
approach OF the election mas a tendency to
discourage all but absolutely necessary
purchases.
Western trade advlces are good as a
Whole, though house trade is on the wane
ana travelling statesmen are relied on to take
care of recorder business. There Is very gem
eral agreement that stocks are small In
retailers hands and color to this is given
by the many orders given for immediate
shipment, which throws unusual burdens
in turn on tobbers, wholesalers and manu-
factuTers. Pacific coast trade reports and
those received from the spring wheat north
west are generally encouraging. Southern
reports are rather more irregular, but the
rapid movement Of cotton to market tends
to help southern trade and collections to
some extent, although the contrast in the
price of cotton, which is now $40 cents
lower as compared with a year ago, is 4
ORA to the trade. There Is rather
more doing at the larger eastern markets
foreign dress fabrics. Food products, such
as groceries and meats, are also relatively
more active. The leather trades are quiet,
hides are dull. but firm, while shoe orders
arc not equal TO expectations.
Business failures IN the United States
97, against 266 last week, 1856 In the like
week of 1907. 1855 In 1905, 1856 in 1906 and 179
In 1904. Failures In Canada for the week
number 81. against 25 last week and IS IN
the like week Of 1907.
Corn exports for the week are 50, 9S2 bush
els, against 12,443 bushels last week and
1.l83 100 bushels in 1907, For the thirteen
weeks ending September "A, the corn exports
are 696, 4Sl bushels, against Is, 3O6, 916 bushels
in the same period last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

smashing a rear window, and stole mer-
chandise valued at SIS.
Trousers Burglar at IL Again-For the
first time in many weeks the police have
received a report that the mysterious
trousers burglar has renewed his occupa-
tion. Friday night the burglar gained en-
trance to the residence Of Peter Kietwitz,
S72l North Twenty-second street. and taxi
ing the trousers of the latter off a chair
by the bed out into the yard. the burglar
took about $50 from the pockets and left
the trousers on the back porch.
Tilted Lover Makes Poor R~luff-Because
the young woman upon whom he had set
his heart went to the carnival grounds
Wednesday night, Albert Walther, who
lives with the parents of the girl, bought
a revolver and, going to the rear of the
house. fired two shots and then asked the
girl to marry him, which she refused to
do. He entered the house and fired two
more shots at the floor. With solemn
mien he stated to Judge Crawford that
be was firing at rats, but the testimony
of several witnesses that no rats were to
be seen caused WaIther 10 be fined s25
and costs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

headache, I had backaohs or . pain some
where and really life was not worth the
effort / made to keep going.
"A good friend advised me to use Pc
runa and I was glad to try anything, and
Ia am very pleased to say that six bottles
made a new woman of me and l have no
more pains and life looks bright again"
There are a great many phases of
tz5oman's ailments that require the assist
aRnce Of the surgeon.
h But by far the greatest number OF
,gnoh cases are amenabls TO correct me-
dioinal treatment.
.sAevast multitude of women nave been
Felieved from the ailments peculiar to
ftheir sex through the use of Peruna as
prescribed by DR.. Hartman.
He receives many letters from all parts
pf the country relating to subjects Of
sital interest TO .womankind.
OF the vast multitude Of women who
take Peruna only a very small percen-
stage consider It necessary to write to the
doctor at all.
While II Is not affirmed that Peruna
will relieve every case OF this kind, It Is
certainly the part OF wisdom for every
woman 20 afflicted to give Peruna q fair
trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
Enrturing Animals
TO Assist Science
IS A Cruel Method to Follow, But 1t
Has Saved Many Human Lives.

Prof. Fawlow, Of nuss.a, was engaged
for many years in experimental work. Try
ing to learn the workings OF Digestion es-
pecially the digestive glands
He. with able assistants, operated upon
dogs. cats, guinea PIGS and other animals
- HIS methods were seemingly painful out
he gave TO science a work which won the
Nobel prize and made for him an undying
lame,
Science penetrated to secrets of nature
Prot Pawlow saw animals digest food
lie analysed juices from every part OF the
digestive canal and stomach under all con-
ditiohs OF digestion. He spent years OF
ceaseless study amid the bowling and dying
beasts. but he won. and science today looks
upopl him as a great man.
To do a great right do a little wrong"
Shakespeare said, and Prof. Pawlow obeyed
this tTite saying,
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are prepared
by the most modern scientific process. They
arc produced by modern appliances, and
meet the demand Of goth century chemistry.
They give man the means to correct his
infirmities OF stomach and digestive organs.
They enrich the blood, give nature the
Juices and fluids she lacks. stop the for
nation OF noXious gases and the fermen-
tation Of food. They neutralize powerful
acids ana aIkalies. which irritate and de-
your the stomach. They prevent and re-
Iieve bowel and intestinal trouble and
soothe the nerves.
They should be used after every meal
Whistler one has dyspepsia sEd stomach
trouble OF the stomach be naturally healthy.
BY their use one may eat at all hours
and whatever one desires and they help
the sysgc-- digest or throw off such food.
They are thoroughly meritorlous a. their
tremendous sale and popularity illustrate
Every dr-g store has them for sale. price
&c per package. II you would like TO ties,
their me. ts free. send us your name and
address ard we viii send YOU a trial pack
Axe by ;l without cost. Address r. A.
STUART -. NJ stuart Building Marshall.
No..
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
WYOMING MINES TO REOPEN
Men and Operators Reach Agreement
and Work Resumes In
Morning.

CHEYENNE. wyo., Sept. 26.-tspeeial
Telegram THE eight thousand coal miners
employed in the collleries Of Wyoming who
went on strike on September /, viii return
TO work tomorrow. a temporary agreement
having been reached by the mine opera
tors and representatives OF the United
Mine Workers Of America at Chicago to-
day. The nature Of the agreement is not
known at the headquarters Of the Union
Pacific Coal company I'm this city. IL Is
stated, however. that another conference
will be held in Cheyenne on September 80,
at which time 8 permanent wage scale
will be agreed upon. Without exception
the mines OF the state will be abe TO re-
sumo in the morning. for the engineers,
pumpmen and gas watches have been con-
stantly At work since the strike occurred
ana everythlag is in toadihcSs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
LEG CRUSHED BY THE CARS
J. H.. S~tOddRrt, a Printer, in "a Pre-
cariOus Condition at ST.
JOsePh's Hospital.

With his left leg badly crushed between
the hip and knee and the possibility Of fatal
complications setting in. J. H. Stoddart, a
printer who was recently In the employ
OF the World-Herald, lies at ST. Joseph's
hospital I'm too serious a condition to un-
dergo the amputation of the injured
member.
While riding a freight car on which he
hoped to get TO Council Bluffs Friday
afternoon, StoddaTt fell between two cars
and the wheels passed over his leg. The
accident happened near the Paxton & Gal
lagher warehouse just east of the Tenth
street viaduct. Engine Foreman Garry Sims
and Engineer Oman saw Stoddart as the
wheels passed over his leg and they picked
him up afterwards and called the doctor.
Police Surgeon ninth had him taken 10
St. Joseph's hospital In the patrol wagon,
but an operation could not be safely per-
formed last night on account OF the mans
weakened condition, n he improves today
and no internal injuries develop the leg
win he smputated.
II is said that stoddart is a travelling
printer, working only a short time in any
city and then going To another. He says
he has no home, but that his neither lives
somewhere In b
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
MRS. BELMONT A STORY WRITER
Duchess of Marlborough Mother
May Also Write n society
Navel

Mrs. q. II. p. Belmont, widow of the
capitalist and congressman. and mother OF
Harold 8. Vanderbilt, the duchess OF MARI
borough and w. X. Vanderbilt, jr., is
writing a book of children's stories which
probably will be published in New York
! during the coming holidays. Mrs. Belmont
is at the Hotel Ritz, in Paris. She sailed
for Europe in the Mauritania with her
sons on June "a, with the idea of improving
her health and Of obtaining a mucf-needed
rest. 1t is expected that she will return to
New York next month.
Mrs. Belmont is most fond Of childRen and
always has been devoted to her own. II Is
believed that her first venture IN the realm
OF books will contemplate some fanciful
childhood tales, possibly Of an aIlegorical
nature. Her idea Is TO entertain, instruct
and point out wholesome little morals,
Some OF the stories may SAVIOR Of the
Jack and the Bean Stalk variety, 1t is
said.
Mrs. Belmont is a wide reader and has
quietly nursed her own particular literary
muse for years. Her decided affection toI
children led her TO hit upon the idea OF
first writing a book Of juvenile stories
upon which she began late last spring
Friends say she has found a quiet recrea-
tiou in continuing her work in Europe
1t ls said that she will dedicate her first
book venture to her daughters and sons
The suggestion next came to her thai
she try her hand al a society novel; witt
a purpose and dealing with o problem
Whether Mrs. Belmont has finally decided
to essay this literary task has not beer
learned positively, but II was said recently
by a friend Of the family that It was
quite likely she would, and that her second
book would appear hext year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

Mrs. Joseph Lacelle 124 Bronson St,
Ottawa, East Ontario. Canada, writes;
II suffered with backaohe and head
ache for over nine months and nothing
relieved me until I took Peruna. This
medicine is by far better thar any other
medicine for these troubles. A few bot
ties relieved me of my miserable, half
dead, half-alive condition.
1T am now in good health, have
neither ache nor pain, nor ave I had any
for the past year. If every suffering
woman would take Peruns, they would
soon know its value and never be without
It,"
Mrs, NJ. Kliner, s64S e. 36th ST., S. E,
Cleveland, Ohio, writes:
II I'M enjoying good health since TAX
Ing your medicine. I had suffered for a
good many years previous to taking
Peruna, and ever since I can say that /
do not know h headache or neuralgia
IL. 1 can most assuredly say that any
body afflicted with catarrh in any form
can be cured by taking Peruna.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Va loot pin, n.


( liamonds, Edholm, Jswslsr.
: honas W. B~iackburn, Lawyer.
rudolph p. ~SwobodS, Public Accountant
Bowman, III NJ. l6. Douglas shoe. tS,bQ
& Pa Rourks for Quality cigars. SIS s. 18TH
1inehart, photographer. 18th g. Farnam.
DR.. ]. j. Foster, dentist, Continental Blk
{ Equitable n,ife-Policles, sight drafts az
maturity H.. d. Neel", manager, Omaha
EIsctrtcal Wiring and EspairR-Burgess-
sranccn company, ISL Howard street.
Hor Eurnace or hot WAGER combination
hestlug sec Omahs stove Repair Works.
320G Douglas. Dsll Tel. Doug. go, Ind.
N-Sf2l.
-yu-y ygc-aan should nave a sare place
H. heep money and valuables. A box in
The American safe Deposit vaults in The
bee building costs only 81 a year or 81
For three months.
To Stsrilize Egss-To sell appliances for
ster.llzing eggs the National Egg sterillzer
company has filed articles of incorpora-
tion with the county clerk. The author
lied capital stock is $4,000. Anton Lund-
gard. WIN II. Smith and Andrew c. Busk
are the incorporators.
Board Pays Tribute to o'Kesfs-Out of
Respect to Richard O'Keefe OF South
Omaha, a former member of the BOARD
whose wife was buried Saturday morning
the county board adjourned without trans
acting any business. On motion of Brun-
ing a committee was appointed. consisting
Of Bruning, IRE and Riggs, to prepare
suitable resolutions, The board WIN meet
again Monday.
Thief Breaks Through window-During
the early morning hours Saturday a thief
smashed the plate glass window of the
James Morton & Sons hardware store. 1873
Dodge street, and stole about SIS worth
of pocket knives. The store of F, f,
JOY, I4 South Fifteenth street, was also
visited by a burglar, who entered by
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

of the telephone in the diepatching and
blocking of trains. a matter that has been
under discussion and advocated by the
association at every meeting since 1895.
Within tho last year a number of the lines
represented have equipped a portion Of
their system with telephone facilities and
the actual operation has fully demonstrated
IT'S superlority, both as to safety and flexi-
bIlity for the purpose indicated.
The telegraph superintendent unani-
mously endorsed and predicted its general
adoption I'm the very near future. At the
present time something over 5000 miles OF
railroad arc being handled successfully
under telephone operation.