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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
LECTURE ON SPANISH AFT
SslBh Charkssa ts Come 10 Omaha
Under Aurptees Of society Of
Pine Arth

Fr1oaF evening. February Ipth. M. Rzl7n
Garrison Of Chicago. VIII lecture on Span
Ism Art Al the First Congregational
church. KInstsenfh and Davenport streets.
Mr. CarksOn Is one OF the r5renost p0r-
Gait painters IN the United States KS
lecture VIII be given under me auspices Of
the omaha Society Of Fine ArrA. His lee
urrss b eastern cities have been = tremend-
Gus SUCCESS. and this society IS % be sin
cersly c5-ngrarutszsd IN securing him for
one Of their speakers this year.
Sis portraits have been exhibited with
E~szt success in New YORK. Boston. Wash
inEton- Chicago, London. and other cinss.
NJ Charles NJ EurtE director q the A.
bright Arr galleries Of Buffalo. refers 70 ms
porfTAtI OF M Z O. Keith o. Chicago. as
one Of the finest portraits in the country.
In a recent sxhibftson AZ the Albright art
gallery. thiE portrait Of M Keith was con-
sidered the finest one notvithEtsnding the
fact THAI there we're tive by Sargent. four
bv Chase. a. vel a. portraits by Beckwfth.
Melcherz. Wles. Benson. De Csnp. ana
Vtutun-
The New York Evening Posi- in comment
ing on one % his portraits IN q recent ex-
hibir5on IN the Cochran gallery Of that eity.
placsd Mr. CarksOn IN the same class a.
Sargent.
One az mis- porrraits sxhibited recently IN
London AZ the International STUDIOS. was
deferred 70 as a work Of unusual dtst1nc-
ion
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
CAR SLIPS BACK DOWN HILL
CSIIfd-- vita oae FsIlswfnS SD
Three People Are Ia
Iared.

Conductor A c. Anderson and Motor
mar I'd Me-edith we're -oRxing e car III
the Dcare street nil about 20 lRsi niE1L
TIE current was weak Or the brakes vers
bad or something else Vas wrong. for The
car sid XIV and coIildsd with an
other csr following which had : z Blue
for conductor and q not1rnaa named
KsrnsS.
Louis harris was standing on n. rear
platform u The Hrst car and attempted
70 signal the uotorrnan Of the car behind.
but he cot his wires crossed snd ne ac-
cidsnt resulted harris was hurt about the
hip. and internal injuries are feared On
the second car Ms Lizzie Malken ana her
Grand daughter. Mss Camille Malkrn were
injured Ms. Maiksn sustained severe
scalp wounds and the young woman was
badly bruised
Dr. Pinto attended The victims VINO were
Afterwards sent 10 their homes. harris
lives a. M Charles street and NJ Maiken
ana her grand daughter live a. &Es Wills
avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

sne work where taesc Instrument SER
found m uss
one ~ The most marked selects In the
-ni1r-meter outfits vas found dup tr en-
accurate ther--umeters ne various users
Of gas caiCr1metHrs n Wiscunsn NAY have
lheEe defects -rmedied hv the universt-
eKDerrA Tire department. o. chemical en-
EneernE has fuEt made The announcement
nat Z = IN a POSITION 10 ciafhrate aocu-
ratelF such calurimeter thermometers a.
may pc sent 70 u hy users n Wisconsin.
investigation work aiung tlis line g uu be
continued and rhe chemical ~rngineerinr g.
pHrtmcnt ~ cD-optratinE v1th the -atiroad
commission ard a committee ~ the Amer
can Gas institute IN prosecuting Tins IT.
seargh work.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
KEARNEY NORMAL SCHOOL.
Preliminary Trials for M~nber.bip
In D~basf1E Team.


In DebasfaE Team.
The storm Of Monday ana Turzdav. which
did considerable damage 70 several build
ings in Ksa-nsv and adjacent country. left
ire school building intact il vas thought
that owing 70 the extreme cold The building
would Be kept heated 0nlv WITH great diff
Guilty but there was no need ~ Extra en7rt
IN this respect During the entire two days
a comfortable t-mpeuaturs was maintained
In al the rooms.
Dr. ". a Clark Esnr 10 Hastings Thurs
day. where he delivered an address before
an Assembly Of educators gpon the subject.
-Coilege Life As a Preparation for Service
Dr. Scion L T0wne or Omaha. president
Of the state association for the prevention
n the spread o. u-lberculosis. addressed
the students an6 faculty on Wednesday
and THURSDAY HIS tax was along general
hvE1enic lines aud was listened 70 atrsn-
lively.
The preliminary debates prior 70 the cnn-
lest with Peru normal are beng held this
week. Three debates have beer held and
enc more il vet 10 be held. The judges
are Prof C. ". Anderson. Prof George n.
Porter ana Miss Gertrude Gardner. The
contestants are Aka HanrhCrn. Margaret
Peterson Mabel Kirk Cara Judy. Minnie
BlBEchErd. Fsnehon Phillips. BeHlsh Ward.
Mabel Morrison. Fred Adams. Len Jones.
Orvfna johnson Roscoe r. Summons.
AntlsonT n Easteriing. Herbert Markvsrd.
Ralph Dugdsie. Joseph Yensen. Louis
Hanisch. Walter Fisher. Ralph Marrs and
J. 4. stssriv -Four boys and four girls
xiii be selected by Tire judges. the fourth
Of each % serve as substitute.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

Spiritual URIfft suppIements secular
IasrruetfSa.

An important missionarv meeting was
hei1 Al the Grand Island college January
.. Just before the ciose Of the Hrst SCENES
Ter. The purpose Of the meeting was %
interest Christian young people n Mission
arv work Rev. = NJ Moore OF Boston,
Mass. Rev. Hearv williams D D. Of Des
Mohles. Ia; Rev . D Proper 0f Omaha
and Rev c B Stephens az Esarney gave
addresses on various phases Of instruction
in missions and nilsson work These al
dresses were helpful
Thursday February g. was the dsy Of
prayer for colleges AZ tins school. Several
mseung n preparation for the dav Of
prayer were heid on the evenings previous
10 February 1 These meetings were vel
AEtended. Rev. l. W. Corey OF Fremont
preached two most exceIlsnr sermons on
February a The attendance al these ser
mons was voluntary and nearly al u the
sf8den1s were present. The spiritual uplif
resulting from the two sermons was
marked
Friday, February L. was observed BY
memorial services in honor q Abrzham In
coin Jadge Ar1aur @ wray delivered the
address.
TIE second semester began Tuesday. Feb
ruarT = A fair proportion Of new stadenrs
put in their appearance On the DAY Of en-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

&C. - cun fououfnE and co-uueratnr With
ether cha-tahls hcdiss and the uou-tv In
heipiuE worthy poor
To secure means 70 carry IN ns ~ork
effectively the srrirrr has arranged 70 give
an Illustrated lecture on Rome by Rev
? a McG0v--1 q 81 Peter church al
Creighton university auditorium rrx-
Wednesday evening. Father McG1vern
spent the greater parr q Ls@-7 in Rome
and = familiar with the history and tnadi-
urns q the eternal CITY A are numbe
Of pictures or TIE Did and the m-oderuiued
city WI b. shown.
Tickets can Be 1rgCured a. the rcIlEEs
auditorium or TIRE night cf the lecture cr
Son anv Of the following officers Of tae
St Vincent De- Pau socisty President
LEO Hoffman, vice president. James SpsIl-
mar. secretary. william Weckhsc1. traas
urHr. w. P Lynch.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
SIGNATURE OF "A. LINCOLN
Nsrarisn SfEneS ~ -E@saetPstsr H.
in Psasessfsn Of gorge
A. Warrca-

George A Warren. chief clerk IN the SUP
ply department q Forr oman. has IN his
possession an ed telegram sent 10 Frssi-
Gent Lincoln from Springfield. II, N Nay
Issl. asking permission for one VI Philips
to organize q regiment for the federal
army On the telegram IN President Lin
coin own handwriting is the endorse
ment-
L rhiuk TIE name d PhipTE I hnow him
70 Ne a good man Referred % the War
department A Lincoln.
M. Warren came into possession Of The
telegram while e-verhsulinE some old
records in ne Wa DEPARTMENT a number Of
years aga. while he vas employed there
A number Of old papers Of no value had
been gathered ~ for dessr1cuon ana this
telegram was among them. M Warren.
seeing President Lncoln's ssgnafure at
tached % ne Telegram, preserved II and
naturally 1oz prizes 4 vsry highly
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
NEBRASKA MLIrARr ACADEMY
Cest-ssry OF LtsesIs Observed ~
Cadets IN rrafatsE sehssL


The centenary Of me hirth q Lincoln
vas Etdngly celebrated a. the assembly
han u the NebrAska Military academy By
the cadets and faculty Friday evening
The room was decorated ana arranged
10 represent IN old army camp with IT'S
tents cooking utensils. stacked arms and
canpfrss watch furnished ne light for ne
evening
The cadets we're n service Uniform sd
we're seated on TIE EOor. IN groups around
the IRE IN ne story Of the gresf mar
tyred president uRs given BY TIE cadets
.nterspsrsed with patriotic songs. eacn
cadet taking some part A number Of vtat-
ors we're present
TIE military band began WORK SATURDAY
vita eighteen uieces under me instruction
Of Prof Stephen JeIinek
TIE guns have arrived and the cadets are
busy drilling and learning the manual Of
arms
Captain Stevenson, English instructor
vas taken 10 the hospital SATURDAY.. where
be underwent Al operation for a7pendi-
citis ne r. rapidly recovering Prof Vine
Ian private secretary 20 Congressman No
CURE is flling his place temporarily
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

OF die4 when I rad about LYDIA Z
Pfnkham's Vegstah1e COMPOUND: @ I
BEGAN % taksh II ard an vel agzin and
relieved Of al NY suffering -Mn
GEoRaK JoKDx, Box q MArtoon- NJ
LYDIA Z. FnkhAm's Vegetable Com
pound made from native roo1 and
hsrbA contains nc nAncoccs or harm
ful dEngA and to-day holds TIE record
for the largest number q actual cures
of female diseases ws know 0f and
t~hRaEandsof voluutzrytescImoniRlsare
IN 1le IN the HnkhAm laboratory At
Lynn Mass, FROM women WIS have
been cured from almost every form o.
female complAtntA Inflammation III
oerIEon 0zpl1cemeutA 0broidtumorA
Eregu1AnueA pen0d3epGtnG backAcba.
indigestion and nervous Prost111A
Every suffering woman ewes Il - her
salf % give LYDIA L Fnkhzm'E Eeoe
tzbie Compound = trial
II yUa would Ike special aAEfce
abou1 your ease write q cun6dsn-
0nl le11er - MIA PtnkhAm. az
Lym4s MAaaL Her nAgtoM d FRA
an4 alaay1 keluf&
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

Cnlumbiaz Circle entertained lis msmDe 3
ana TRENDS with a card party "Wednesday
afternoon a. Parish hal Prizes we're
aNHrded several nemhe for Their sk1n
a. eard players Ths circle MI bs next
eurartalned February "a ~ Ms James
FIfzRsrald and MS John MASSEY, al -he
Parish Raj. TWzmry-sec1Dd and Hiu1ey
streets The affair vii be IN the nature Of
. WzEhinE-ons birthday parry
Omaha Lodge Nc al FrarssnEi Euion u
Ameriea VIII mrsr Tuesday evening
The United SpHn-sh-Americzn War Vet
Grams auxiliary No ] VIII give q cArd party
n Earghr hnn FearuarF = IA honor Of
Washington birthday and the homecom-
F=Tncnffe castle Ne. s& RaraI HE-
landerz. WI eu1e-ran is emo ana
friends win a dance next FRIDAY evening
in Fraternity haI, N-neteenLh ana HArnsT
streets
Omaha courr No. ~ Tribe Of Be- Hsr.
a. Is m-eEug MONDAY uEnt heard rhE ~
port q ne masE bah enIumiuHe which
Indicates mat al alrangemeurs are com
ulerad and q number Of attractive prizes
have been provided far
George Crock Dusr Grand Army o. rhe
Republic and - Eelief CORPS
wnl celehrH-s birthday Ff-
daF evening February - a. the puEI hal.
TWsntV-fuurrh and Anes HTsGue- This
progrHm viii be ETsl sanE ~America
invocation b. Mu jessie Mllsr- muse b.
the Morris Ur1u- reading 1T Mas Eeed- w.
cal solo song BY Mss LAIrl RhaadE claEg
% boys ara girls smo ~ MA J. L S1A-
q p DHnisiE ~Lincuin's GetrFsbuuE A.
dneaaL Lera TpnsT
H~sperian ncampneur Va = Indepen-
dsut onasr q ODD FsluwG ufn onuf=r ne
Golu-n Rule aeEee on f1urr-en ca1d1dAfes
stars lsdss 40 Ia Indessndsut Orae-
o. Odd FeluWE. EI have -hnez
N@as~ @a-aiuH dar ths aenund aaE@
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
ST. VINCENT De PAUL BENEFIT
neorE1atAarh@1 sf NSsed Charity
OrEAafE1etsa aad It's

in ule eslsndar o. Roman Csuaclics -
Vincent de Pau n ne parrau SAINT Il
ehAr1tzble people and m0zr Of the charitable
organizations u ne charch IN rhis country
bear ths name a ne famous apostle a
The p0cE In years pAEr when ne r-thedrsl
parish Il 81 Phdnmena subrAcsd me who-e
cry a buaeh u TIE soGisu nourished IN
Omaha and Was EeAl0us ana notably helpraI
m relieving 1srresA A ne parent 3ar.un
was d~snenbensd rem time % tine add
rev PARISHES Crsarsd us sid ors4niEAuon
EnaanaIlT diEsolEsd
ThH UntEr NE nuca 81 . o. Vincent a.
EAZ sQcstE Wa manifsxr ana enc Was
qaickiF fgru@ n - cempused 81 Cs1boE=
Agu-en from AZ RrzneE In purp0-e IL
% reheEs ne tsuch q pgEsrrE, ras4naless
q cres1 or crior. EvlnE sDeGal auenr1un
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

sammer Ses-fsn PrsEram Oaers Large
VARIETY Of


Ths nroEram OF the summer session o.
uae University q Wisconsin has 5usr been
.sEued. including the announcement Of -
COURSES 70 be offered N eighteen dffeHsnt
deparrmeuts 81 instruction Beside the
turry-ssvsn regular members Of the uni
verEiry faculty who vii offer COURSES 3
number Of noted authorities On various
SUBJECTS have been secured for q part Of
the work Or. Emory Richard Johnson Of
ne University af Pennsylvania VII give
two courses In transportation and cum
merre for the department Of political aeon
gmy. which has also secured Dr. G@8uEe
Rav Wicker Of Dartmouth for courses on
labor and elementary economies. ana Mrs
Anna Garlin Spencer Of Ee New E8rk
school q Philanthropy. who VII lecture
ON METHODS Of sDeiAl service. Prof Ns-
rhanieI srhmidt Of Cornell university. pro-
lessor o. Semir3c languages and literature
Ill I'VE 3 course n areural history. TIE
deuartnenr q education offers lectures on
ne principles Of moral education. bF Dr.
Henry Nsuman o. the College Of uhs CRY
u Nex YORK There are also three Es0ioEy
courses By BAY Hughes E7hirb@ck o. Adei-
nm consge New jersey
Far the thfrd tine within the yesr tbs
university q the nscipient Of a Vaiuabir
es1ecrsnn - boukE on ecununlc Eubserts.
ms une. through uhe beaa=sf ~ fhs late
Pr-f Frnnk FEra0nA for many FeHu irr-
uzrsr en- EE and p1BrlGal ssenns a. Bastun
uuirerssu rhe Efr Gains. 1arulEa ~
A-uasaEEa Buneza ~ 11duE-4f 49,
~ $1,000 ~ EaEA 81 ae
P FNrzUE WaE E1s-azG U zs
r - En-auL so 1E Ilr1r ln-
tuius urr1 mEaEE E4lefal y A1
a.d H . tEe Elz1w 81 a l1Mnr 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
BRIH CITY NEWS


Es~a Rsss Pzaua N
1asozae Enhlsms-Edhoim Jeueler
o. Eu1ng lrevl sea nranaaas MAG.
snars E5uss for nao&na rs s Isua-
hzaolph r. 1vosoaA. Ruhat- AsugznnanE
H1ahaFH ph0eogzSnsz. ISth q FArnan
FzHt E~gn1s IN Use Senron Zines
nEu1nAhis G8rs-Pol.-~ Esrht drafis a.
marzrru- H D Nsely. manager. Omaha
MkHhsw. 2os First National bsnk
1uiiatnG u making raj estate hoanE vita
cut delay and On terms VERY fsvorzbis
20 Borrowers
Ressk 1-uhsurfveons IN the Nebrasks Saw
fnEs a Loan Assn from sgss % ~~nFtb
sarn afvidends Of s per cert Board Of
Tnzos EldE
EAsp To1r Waasy znA valaanlss In q sac
Deposit box IN the Anericsn SAFE Deposit
Vaults IN the Bee bufldi1& 81 rents .
boz p c Hamen- president
49, Trnaz - ths ceuEs-rhs Roug
Island has ESTABLISHED a daily rourist car
ssrvaca thruuE Omaha between ChicAzo
and California curing the coloniut sea-
son
G1gauHa 0uaEBs ~ Toznpis rnrsa-Tze
fourth Of the series Of lectures sk Temple
Israel viz be given TUESDAY evening BY
6. " Marta - "A Tr-y ThrouEs SPAN
The lecture wiz be muzc-at=d BY sters-
opttcan and moving picture 1eus
= = Ezazlsy L. the agent u ire ues
Th9-ty-secund avenue station Of the Talon
Pacffie. whfrh vas opened Monday Tor
business. This station 10 on the lane
cut-of1 where IL crgsses Thirty-second
aveHIe. south OF Hanscom PARK The
rste3 70 aad from the vest beyond IaIes-
burg viii be tire same ~ to Omaha A
lover rsts Is made On local business.
WestbOund trains Nos- :. 5 and Is and
~eastbound N0s 4 and s win stop a.
Thfrry-seoond avenue on Gag
AaotA.r ~cspT en- the RsrssLThe al
vent Of a little po3iceman- vas ceis-
brafed ~ menbers u rhe police force
Saturday The nel arrival IL a lively
boy at the home Of Pa1rolnau G. n
PlotrE. a72s North rhirTy-sixth street A
3oiltncatiun gver the event and the fact
thst boah mother n child are doing
nicely Was held az ne police station yes-
teraag Afternoon BY the officers on the
8 o'clock detail u which Officer P7otts
Is a membeT.
Prs Duburbaa D-nprvvwmsna -
First Suburban Improvement club has
elsctrd offirsrs for ne yeAr ana IL ready
Tor a season Of active work The newly-
slerfed officers are.r A c Harue. prssi-
dsnt. sHas Wright first vice president.
a ". Y0unE. seoOnd vice president. r. h
EoberL- rrcordinR secretary, ". II
BraBdL c0T-szponding secretary. and II
= Damn treasurer The next meeting
q the club VIII be held a. BrodeEaard
haH FrfE-eourrh and Pfncknsy streets
Wednesday evening. February - when
the Work for the coming year viii De cut
med.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORK
Midwiatsr Activities Of Various Edu-
eatonal Institutions.
s.EEr-tSve D~t--u-zfsa Of Experience
IN Ne- Hs@p-hfr~-Te-t. 81 Gaa
nss Gs- Appliance N wis.,
ees-fs U~afver~ltr-

To-Day s charter day o. ne SAFE uni.
rsrslty when the students ana friends Of
the Institution VII ohssr~s the Egh ami
vsrsarv Of the founding OF the school
The daT Is sluaTs made holiday when
ne university Keeps open house AID invites
al friends 70 Inspect the equipment and
watch experiments in tire laboratories 20
snow wat e beng accomplished This
year a special invitation has been extended
the msmber OF the Legislature 10 NIKE the
tip through the Buildings on the campus
and a. he farm where a r1n explanation
suldy 80 their practical application. The
mern5els during tAe neslnz 81 lie allied
agricultural societies took occasion to visit
the state farm schools and we're unanimous
n he belief the work Gone VII result
tn advancement Of the Agricultural inter
esls o. M state. The midwinter COM
Increment and confsrrtng Of degrees s. a
feature Of ths charter dsy each year.
Following = The detailed prog an for
charter day.
Meeting q ne Board OF Regents.
~ , m-Al departments OF he mi
vsrsiT open TO the public
Music By the university band Grant
Memorial hall
FerEhinE RTE dsEL
so ,. indoor athletic contest
Grant Memorial bail.
SIS D m--Mldutnusr commencement
The Temple.
string Characterization Edward !
Walt nrSt violin M Ernest Harrison.
second violin NJ william Qutch- viola.
Miss Lillian Eche. v~iolonceIo.
ln~vOcau0n-Rev. Harvey Il Harmon.
Of the evening
Soprano SoiO-SeleCted Ms. ErneEt 8
Charter CAV address. a Coming A-srfoc-
racT. DR.. Elerv W Davis. dean Of the
college Of literature. science and The arts
OF The university
Confsrr1nR OF degrees
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

mon ailments known as female troubles" cause II.
DR.. Pierces Favorte Preseriptioa ovsrsomes bmrr-uu-r h.
stamping a Diseases of women. and By heaHna ad curina
uAcsrGuO1- IL tone. mp the system and restore strenah.
II makes the baby coming almost painless, and gives wonderful
recuperzrye power 10 the patient. By making the mother stronp
and cheerful, It makes the little one healthy, vigorous and sood
natured.
Lzrsf upon the medicine dealer gvIng YOU DR.. PIERCE Fayort-
Prescription when YOU ask tor Il. Substitutes arc cf,en dangerous
For q onecsnr stamps 70 cover cost Of mailing sTy vmu ~,
ger . free copy OF that celebrated d0ror book. newly revised ~
rO-dzte ednon-the Common Sense Medical Adviser. zoos pagrs
copousy illustrated with wood-curs and colored plzrrs CLorb-
bound 81 stamps Address Dr. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo. ". Y.
Dr. Pterces Pleasant Pellets are a ladies' laxative. No other
medicine equals them for gentleness and thorousbuess. Tbrv
regulate and strengthen Stomach, LIVER and Bowels TIM wgzr-
coated grznues, easy 10 take a candy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

PERI. Neb.. Feb. 1a-EDeciaLD-A CON-
mlrrss Of fifteen from the Legislature viH-
lied he normal 70 detsrnine what Il
needed IN ne way Of appropriations for
TINS biennium. They were vel pleased
VIA what - being done here ana praised
TIE uss u the money winch has been al
lowed tins insrt1-un IN the past II Is
generally thought La1 the proposed ad-
miuistrsaon building BAL VIII ~ passed
A EpeEial session OF ne Students vas
called Saturday morning 80 that The c1m-
mirtHe could see the school as il r. seated
IN lhs large. new chapel building Al this
session L Eastman o. Franklin county.
Fred Hector q Nsmaha county. and T &
MAJORS u Nsmaha county delivered ad-
dresseA
A very hOty contested game Of basket
hail was played IN ne normal gymnasium
iast evening between the normal BOYS
team and the nrst team u Tabor college.
the game resulted n q scurs q - 70 d n
favor Of the normsL
TIE Efrh o. the preliminary debates vas
held FRIDAY evening The question debated
vas Resolved Thzl ne Nebraska Legs
tAtuns Should Pass a Law G-aArzure@nE
Bank Dspasirars Against Loss ne fol-
i0Etng speakers discussed the question:
Affirmative c. " Knoll A J. HI and
Gen jenkins Negative. " L Besr Eunies
FenEuEon and = A EaErEa0d
Ths szerurirs - lhs Peru
Farmers INSTITUTE has comprised 1he pIsus
for TIE pnagrzn EElch - % BE- held bs-s
Febrlazv n Ths praErAn = - fauoza-
LuFo1Euan- RsE L A. Haaaons mzac
Normal wars A1dreaE - Essesme Praa-
ds1I c p Bsek- iespmzse q r. Fsher-
M4-kEEuE FrzlfE R4F Hesszl1nr Ths
Busy Bs Z " Adrr -Fa2 Psulfr-
y n RlEsFa -EunslEh8und Va $50
Caaraaa CarE. -Tha Erna Assu 50 -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

Foleys Honey and Tar cIears ne aF
pasEaees. stops the irr7tauun IN the throat.
soufhes the ksfluzsd nemhna1sa. and ths
most obsr1unte cough disappears. Sore ana
infiamed luags are healed ana StrenE4h-
ensd. and the cold m expelled from TIE
systen. Refuse any nut the Senulna In the
Yellow package Sold by AL druEEssA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

Unsun. lodge No. re heid an opsn meet
iug Fridsv evening win dancing. cands
and tefresnmeurE. a class Of UWenrV-sns
candidates WAS initiated a. a recent meet
iuK BY the asEres staff under the direction
Of CAPTAIN RRcklsW- Arran RenenIH are
h-inE made for adding Ia new members
during ne FIRST EE months Of UsE.
Omaha lodge No a. n meeting Tues
GAY niEnt took Up the mater o. increasing
the membs snip q the l0dge IN order tnat
No. Ie should MOI SCI 100 big q stArT Of
No. z A . FOR members has a.
rendF been started
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

M new H.
] suffered for TN
years with serious
female tr0uhisS M
nAEmAtzon ulcer
ai70n. indigestion,
neTguKnsaA and
could net GiseR
Doctors RHxe ma
up ~ they sid my
troubles z
ehronie i vas In
despair, 2nddid not
eMH TGwAd
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

Within a few weeks the installation Of the
LOYAL Drder Of Moose. & neW secret fraI-r-
nal organization. viii take place A special
train from Chicago al bring a delegation
az upwards Of Loo Of the faithful. including
former Senator ". r Mason who Ia deputy
suprene DICTATOR. and a brass band Of thirty
pieces. A large number Of Omaha men nave
been enrolled as charter member Of The
order and Organizer E~unulnGha-n places
has -EDectzU n on i8tal memberEnlp q 400
FOR the iocal locge. Il ~ planned 70 provide
a capaciouH Moose home n Omaha with
wei cquipped loogs rooma. The local lodge
VII be known as Omaha lodge No. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

The arm team OF North Omaha lodge No
80 VIII give q mask bal in WashingTon
nal. Monday evening Februsry - Pr1Ses
nil % awarded for the best cnErumeA- MS
tarlcal and charAcreristic- The following
committees vii have caargs 9f the afta-r-
CaFtRtn Henrv Hempen IT. and Lieutenant
c. z Phelps IN charge Reception commit-
tea c. 2. MunsUn. L Sr0ufe- Ray CeTe-
land Floor committee p R k1nkenon-
". r. Ksii0gg, Il A StEwar+- W J. Aa1nss
R SwHru. = Eoisr. IT. l. jacobson, I'D
ward kaise-. e. A Carter. n McAndreNB-
[. l.. Anderson. y. La Vance Door commlt-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15

ness OF ma and woman. joined IN
wedloCk, as they look upon the
delicate mite that is blood Of their
blood and flesh of their Aesh ?
And VINO can depict the hopeless
ness and detection that hover
about the home where the wife IS
incapable OF becoming a mother
Barrenness proceeds from some de-
rzngement OF the distinctly ferni-
nine organs. Many Of the cnm-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
ECHOES or THE ANTE-RooM
Red Men Tepee In Organize AR~ng
the Soldiers N Fsrt
Crook.

Colonel J. G. Albright national organize
FOR the Improved Order OF Red Men has
rpceurlv completed the organization uf a
tribe Of That order al Fort Crook among
the members Of the Sixteenth InG6c states
infantry. Pr=parRl5uns are being mace Tor
thE installation Of the locgn on the sVenin9
q February "A. when the deEree team OF
Washafos U1he No. - Of south Ofnaha
WI participate N the sxsmpIlncHtion o.
the work
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

"a L vreeiaad. Who was -ersntl~ .r.-.
seer elsTy 81 Tie National Rrfa-rnce sn5
Investment Co. severed his runrecfsou IN,
february 70 with q. p. NuruaT A. 90
stock brokers. and VII her-aNer devof-
is time 10 The Enlistment OF dc hrsrch