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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06

sale, but originally made to sell for the
prices named in the above headlines.
They a venetian innings. silk sleeves.
and the construction has all the ear
marks OF a h~lgh-priced garments. All
our high-priced ~crevenettes are thrown
In At the same price. To those people
who are always on the alert for big
values at . little price. should not Gay
away from this sale, Our furnishing
goods. hats and shoes are al reduced
proportionately. Hats and 81 Oes at ter
rifle low prices.
One and all are invited to come and
look, and see IL we are not telling you
the truth. The ST Louis Salvage a
Wreeking Co. are the people that bought
out the Omaha Clothing Co.'S stock at
iSslns Farnam St., where the large
red signs are displayed Cali early and
get your choice nothing reserved
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
$3.50, $40 and SIS Suits and Over
coats on Sale at $7.48.
Don't Buy a Thing Until You See
These Wonderful Bargains

II is not very often that the public is
offered such wonderful bargains as we
are offering for Saturday only. IL will
be too great a loss for US to continue
this for more than one day; all we can
say Is. don't buy q suit or overcoat until
you nave seen our line first. We think
we have got the best values offered In
Omaha for Saturday. These suits are
made up in soft and hard finished weaves
In every conceivable fabric; they are
nobby and sizes run from S4s TO 4s's,
A great many OF them cost us more than
double the price va are selling them for.
We must unload this large stock, and
the prices will certainly move them fast.
PzIczs ON ovnzooArs.
We are going 10 do tho same thins
with our overeoat stock. Remember, these
90 not goods that ars soften up for any
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
RACE GAMBLING BILL PASSED
Measure to Prevent Betting Adopted
by California Senate.
GOVERNOR WILL SIGN +
Action WIFI Probably BE Deferred
Thirty Days to Allow Book
makers to Close Up

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Feb. 6.-Racing In
the state of California received a severe
blow when the senate today by a vote Of
SO to I passed the Walker-Otis anti-race
track gambling bill, which prohibits pool
selling. bookmskipg or gambling on horse
races,
The bill having already passed the as
sembly, II will now go to the governor for
his signature, after which 1t will become
a law. Governor Gillett has signified his
intention to sign the measure ~ passed by
both houses, but 1t is believed that he will
not take this action until thirty days shall
have elapsed. AS the bill permits pool
dealers and bookmakers sixty days time
In which to close up their affairs. the
present season of racing at the Emery
VILE and Santa Anita courses will not be
disturbed.
The walker-Otis anti-gambling bill is re-
ferred to here as THE Hughes law of Cali
fornia." lnasmuch as it follows closely tho
text Of the Hughes bill which was passed
by the last legislature of New York. Vio-
lations Of the measure is made a felony.
the punishment for which is Imprisonment
in the penitentiary and a heavy fine.
As to when he would sign the bill Cow
ernor Gfliett was noncommittal tonight.
Under the law he must sign or veto It
within ten days after 1t is sent TO him.
He said he might affix his signature after
considering the measure for five minutes
or he might take longer. He has not made
up his mind. II the governor wishes he
may permit the present seasons at Emery
VILE n Arcadia to run their regular
courses.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
DOCTORS WERE LIBERAL
Omaha, Neb., Dec. Q. laos.

Omaha, Neb, Dec. 9, 1908.
For ten long years ! have suffered from a nervous
trouble that nearly, ruined by health I treated with q
would become dizzy and yomit and suffer fol, days and
had told me about the Austro-Americsn Doctors and pleaded
with me to go see them. l am thankful that / did so, for
l am greatly improved. I don't have those sick spells any
more and l am working every day. Anyone doubling this,
write me at 1917 Jackson street, Omaha, and l will be glad
to tell them what a wonderful treatment the Austro-AmerA
can treatment is and what 1t has done for me in about six
weeks. ..t.. AUGUSTA LARSON.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
FIVE TEAMS STILL IN THE LEAD
Wedding Ont Process starts mt Kan.
HRs City Six-DaY Race.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. 6-After almost
continual sprinting during the last two
day., but in which the five leading teams
still maintain their standing, the six day
bicycle race was resumed in Convention
hall today with every prospect OF showing
an elimination of one or more OF the
leaders at the end OF today's eight hours
of pedaling. At the start the following was
the stading of the teams
Fogler and Root, Hill and Demara, Bard
gett and Mitten, Moran and Kramer,
ak and Palmer, ISL miles, 8 laps; De-
vonivitch and Mackay, and Wiley and
Cameron, B1 miles, 4 laps; Wilcox and Sem
house, ISL miles, 3 laps.
Frank Kramer of the Moran and Kramer
team, who Is riding his first six-day race.
but who is we'll known In the professional
the race today:
You may look for a wedding out today.
Five starters In that final mile dash tomor-
row night would make 1t too hard for the
best team to win; so wen distance them
before tonight is over"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
Omaha. Neb.

Gentlemen-on November 14th I commenced taking
treatment from you for gall stones. For the last two and a
half years / have suffered untold agony, but since 1 COM
menced taking treatment with the Austro-American Dou-
tors 1 have been gaining from the first, and am still improv-
Ing. My friends all remark how well 1 am looking and are
surprised to see me looking so well. j haven't felt any
symptoms, whatever, for the last six weeks, and l cheer
fully recommend the Austro-American treatment TO anyone
who may be suffering from gall stones as 1 was. / will be
glad to answer any Inquiries. MRS. W. f. URBAN,
1850 South 18th St
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
Two More of the Rourke Family
Ready to Play Ball.

Harry WEIGH, center fielder for the
Rcurke family, and George Graham of
Grand Island, second baseman. have signed
their names to contracts to play with the
Omaha team in the Western league this
year. And so, one by one, the team is be-
ing made up. Graham has been resting for
nearly one year, having w%renchcd his knee
in warmin up for ar exhibition game with
the White Sox last spring. Stree that time
he has been taking treatment until he
thinks his knee is about as strong as ever.
II it is Omaha will have the crack second
bareman of the league this summer and
that's a cinCh.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06

Colby, who recently filed a petition In dis
trict court asking that a receiver be APP
pointed for the Paddock hotel block. The
court says that he does not deem It advisa-
BILE at this time TO appoint a receiver and
therefore denies the application of plain
fiff
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
UNION PACIFICS.
MOLONYs.

mods, as usual, won one game, giving the
Chahcellors two. The Shoemen have had
a percentage of 1888 for ten weeks, but are
unable to get more than one game from
other teams. Frush had high single of 226,
and Captain Tracy beat his st. Joseph
partner for high total with $50. Tonight
the Gate Citys meet the Falstaffs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
MAY ENJOIN THE POOL ROOMS
Kentucky Court of Appeals Holds
Against Them.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 5.-The court
of appeals today held that the operation of
pool rooms in Kentucky can be prevented
by Injunction through proceedings brought
by the states attorney general and that
such proceedings can be Instituted by him
alone. The cases of ]. b. Respess, Mary
Boss and Alexander Davazac, versus the
commonwealth were affirmed and the
commonwealth versus Enright and George
Huber on appeal from the Kenton circuit
court were reversed. The court IN an ex-
haustive opinion dealing with the pool
room subject says:
N constitutional right Of the defendants
was violated by the proceedings. They
were proceeded against in precisely the
same way as in all other cases in equity.
They were simply prevented from using
their property to make 1t a nuisance in
the future. The judgment solely has ref
erence to what they may do in the future,
not what they have done in the past"
WeIeh and Erne TO Fight.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. G-Freddie
WEIGH of England and Young Erne OF Phil
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06

Austro-American Doctors, Omaha, Neb.:
Dear sirs1o am glad to hear you have opened offices
ommend your treatment for cetsTrh and pharyngitis.:
eases, since your treatment six or seven years ago, She
With best wishes for your success in your new loca-
ton. 1 am, yours trly, 7. d. GRIFFS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06

policy Of the republican party. he said, was
one of absolutism and oent~rallzation, a poll
Icy which he had not the least fear would
appeal TO the people OF this section.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
WITH THE BOwLERs.

In the Association league last night the
Union Pacifics took n straight series from
the leaders. Lyons says this is all right,
he likes to help the other boys along.
Templin had high total. 545, and Jimmy"
Lyons high single game of 1874. Score:
rTAyTnNY nArTETrS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
q e . REMOVES The CAUSE
80. OF CETARRH

No remedy that does not entirely remove the cause of catarrh from the
blood will ever make a permanent cure of the trouble. Just as long IS the
circulation remains contaminated with the impurities and catarrhal matters
which produce the trouble, the mucous membranes or inner Innings of the
body will be kept in a state Of irritation and disease Sprays, lotions and
other local applications will sometimes temporarily rdieve the tight full
feeling in the head; buzdng noises in the ears, uncomfortable, stuay feeling
of the nostnls, and help to loosen the mucus in the throat; but CAarh Is a
constitutional blood disorder and until it has been entirely driven from the
the cause from the blood It attacks the disease at its head and by thor,
oughly purifying and cleansing the circulation, and Kidding it of every par
tde of impurity, and at the same time ennching the blood. allows the
inhamed and iritahd membranes to heal, improves the general health and
stops every diagreeable symptom. S. S. S. reaches down to the verv
bottom and leaves no trace of the disease in the system Book o. Catarh
and any medical advice free toa all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
SOUTH OMAHA MAN ENTHUSIASTIC

Those Austro-American Doctors certainly know their
business" said u. Pivonka. who lives on r. f. D. No. l.
South Omaha, to a newspaper man Saturday. my sister,
Anna" he continued, has been suffering with epilepsy
since she was twelve years old; she Is now twenty-five. The
spells were Of such frequent recurrence that they seemed
to sap all vitality from both her body and mind. AS the
years went by her bright, happy disposition changed and
she became melancholy and listless. caring neither for her
work nor her music, of which she was formerly fond. She
didn't care any more to read or talk with the family; simply
Sometimes for days she would sleep constantly, getting up
only for a half hour or SO for her meals. l gave up my
trade as barber and moved out on the outskirts of the city
with her, as 1 didn't feel It safe to have her down town, as
her spells were liable to attack her at any time, and 1 was
afraid some accident might happen to her. 1 tried numer-
GUS doctors and different treatments, but all with no success
until i was just about discouraged. A little over two months
ago l heard of the Austro-American treatment and decided
to try IT, My sister has not had a spell since DR.. Milen OF
the A~ustro-American Doctors commenced treating her, and
before that time she never passed by a week without them.
She is wonderfully changed, as she is now strong and able
TO do her work and has taken up her music again. Instead
Of being istless as before, she now takes a lively interest
in everything; she reads. talks and laughs with us and
seems an entirely different person from the sister 1 have
known for the past ten years. She eats and sleeps regu-
larry now and enjoys perfect health In every way. 1 cannot
express my gratitude for the good these doctors have done
her. and / Will be glad to have anyone suffering from SINH
lar trouble write to me or ask me about them. II my sister
could have had this treatment earlier she would have been
saved years of trouble and suffering. l know people are
skeptical nowadays. / was becoming so myself, and 1 wish
| knew just what l could say to convince. others, as a great
deal OF suffering would be prevented IL they would take
this treatment and be cured"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06

The Brodegaard Crowns took three games
from the Cole-McKennas last night on the
all high honors for the Crowns with a
grand total OF $50 and a big single game
of 26. Bill says IL is up to the other boys
now to do some bowling. Harry Primeau
was the real bowler for the Cole-McKen-
mas, with a nice total OF 64 and 231 for
single game. Tonight will be the real
thing, the Omaha Bicycle co. and the ST.
Joe champions. the Birmingham Range.
Co. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
They ASK NO FEE u
WAITING ROOMS ARE CROWDED DAILY
satents Come From iowa, Missouri Kansas and Other Western
States 70 Well as omaha.
DR.. MILEN GIVES PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL

The Austro-American Doctors opened offices in Omaha few months ago
in a quiet, conservative sort of way, but made every arrangements to stay
permanently as they knew full wei. that the people of Omaha and vicinity
would quickly learn Of III marvellous cures tey are making dahy by
Austro-American methods Their expectations hav BEEN more than realized
al each day sees their office crowded with patients send by different friends who
have been cured of seemingly hopeless ailments. Dr. Mnen, the great dag
no questions in diagnosing cases and makes n mistakes. He makes it a point
to see every patient personally and outlines their treatment Those who can
does curein nan casesw where numerous other methods have failed. These
doctors use no crude druEs-only the purest alkaloids. Comfortable waiting
rooms are furnished tor outof-town patients and they are invited to make
the Austro-American DOCTORS office Their headquarters while In the n.y. NO
fee is required of responsible patients until they are cured.
Following are sol of the many testimonials which the Austro-Amercan
Doctors are constantly receiving from grateful patients:
L@L Kan, Nov 90. VS.
42S Range Building. Omaha, Neb
the night those bucherng doctors said I had to g to the hospital snd
You sd I needed nc operation that | did not nase nPPDsndionsh that r
me- n sesf fact fSt that Sn ds&ys5 not a SS. 3s pain yS st'f St tsss nihf # h tSs p %eSGs
SPaMy k RseSS S Sf ySg t gssR Nv hG fEe mSns aS SG nais RS ssxea a fs sar fi sfT tS s@s
Ne ~ic@ans So Yen ans m y h%D ss{. Is h SsDS SSGD, ssDT nan smG yo c ever tb ssVi
will never be able to repay m friends there in Omaha n insisted on me
Y u nave M p@smnstcn to publish his Letter s5s M I will gladly
T Teasm tS AMY %m one So Tp aE be Ky Sh sGns was 9S r m TGg IN omShS ut M" my
AoofTh an%Rn You again r wha you have done 1rm me- I am.
MRS mo aREENLBAF.
omha, Net, Dec ~ os
A / have doctored for In last five years for what other doctors called
o SEma n Kansas Kansas City, S%d arse da doctor in Chicago; hey ali pronounced
I" one my WIt to- the AusrO-Amercan Doctors I explained my condt
SGaae a red tine me- G SO at ats S%t %a IL q a E%@% my s sg ND INNS liked most
gall stones did not 10w what to nt think INK but t as sf@T n baa da %s tsstm mS@s
good w0d TthRa all Tiers h results We're better quicker aa the tratmsnt
S @sy be- s safh sK rom tits ms terrible t 6%aSSi 60" 3 II DHv1si a5s Jones St.
Gall stones ire n exceedingly painful and dangerous afnction-it is
folly fol anyone % continue sufering when they car be permanently cured by
the Ausuo-Amencan treatment They remove gall stones without operation;
dissoNing those formed and preventing the formation Of new ones.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06

round bput on the evening of Saturday,
February 20, before the West Side Athletic
club at McDonoghville, across the river
from here.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06

the great diagnostician, in charge of the Omaha branch of the
Austro- American Doctors. DR.. Milen's experience of thirty
years active practice as an expert diagnostician of chroic
ailments enables him to diagnose all cases without asking any
questions. He is considered the most conscientious physician
In Omaha, as he frankly tells those who are inccrable that moth
ing can be done for them, and such cases are not accepted.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06

BEATRICE. Neb.. Feb. 6-Cspecial rele-
gram)-Judge Raper handed down his de-
cision today IN the case Of Mrs. Mary
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
WIFE or MAxon w1THnow WRITES.

IA OE MAtO6 W4IAAOW BITEb
Mrs: w. II, Withrow,. wife of Mayor Withrow of Mo.
Valley, Iowa. who has suffered for years with lung trouble,
IN a letter to the Austro-America Doctors, says: II
l am feeling. 1 can't believe IT is myself. 1 scarcely
cough any more. Your medicine is certainly all right and
1 am recommending 1t to all my friends"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
WEIGH AND GRAHAM SIGN VI

Dale. 4 to 81 third. Time: 1:17. Miss Vigi-
liant, Merrigo and Zerlida also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
He LIVED ON SOFT FOODS;
NOW EATS CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE

He LIVED ON SOFT FOODS;
NOW EATS C0RMED BEEF AND CABBAGE
John creonIssf Of LsotI, KAN, the Lucky Man
Interesting Meeting at Union Station.
Hello. there, Mr.. Parks. What are you, doing here?"
We'll, we'll" says Mr.. p, 81 know where you are from
and that you used to go up and see the Austro-American
Doctors when i did, but l can't recall your name" was the
greeting and reply overheard at the Union station Monday
evening. just as Mr.. Parks boarded the Chicago limited.
The man accosting Mr.. Parks. IL was afterwards
learned. was MI. John Greenleaf. who formerly lived here,
but is now located at Leoti, Kan. The greeting was eX-
tremely cordial and it was plain to be seen that Mr.. Green
leaf was pleased over something. and 1t didn't take him
long to tell that something.
HAD TO EAT MUSE.
In reply to a question from Mr.. Parks as to how he
was getting alons, he said Fine. When I went to the
Austro-America Doctors. I couldTt eat anything but mush.
and now ! am eating ham and eggs and even corned beef
and cabbage, in fact, 1 am eating everything my appetite
Graves for"
Just then the caller called: Gan aboard for the Chi
cago limited!' and then one of the men who had been a
patient Of the Austro-American Doctors, grabbed his suit
cast and bid his former friend goodbye and was soon lost in
the crowd as he boarded the train.
The story Of Mr.. Greenleafs successful trial with the
Austro-American Doctors is as follows:
II had a mighty bad stomach trouble when I went to see
those Doctors a few months ago" said MIR. Greenleaf. and.
in fact, wasn't able to do anything. l first heard of these
doctors when some friends of ours begged my wife TO come
any rate from an operation. She has been so happy and
got along so nice that she woul mt let me rest until l had
we are both well and happy. L couldn't afford to be sick
as we had spent so much money doctorlng with other doc
tors that my little bank account was nearly exhausted"
DOCTORS WERE LIBERAL.
when | went to see the Austro-American Doctors they
were Very nice to me and when I told them my hard luck
story they made the price low enough SO | eEHid sffOrd , to
very first and now l am WnS entirely rIsr well Si c and b l ann j. Just . as e.
s55aSREE as | ever was, why ! even cat corn beef and cab
mo. / am living in Leoti, kan. i am only a labor
ing man, but I am migfty sIsd to add my words in favor
Mr.. Greenieafs looks corroborate his statements. HIS
s sSssry are clear and bright his step elastic and his voice
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
CROWNS.

Quick Acton for Your Money-You get
thai by using The Bee advertising columns
X 1bz by Taylor OF custep-Permt-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-06
ARE ATTELL RETAINS TITLE

Eddie Kelly's Second Throw Up
Sponge I'm Seventh Round.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Abe Attell. OF
California. found no difficulty in retaining
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-23
LIVE LIKE FLOWERS

SAN RAFAEL, Cal, March 23.-
Muscular relaxation and rest is cas-
lily accomplished under the warm
glow of red light. Green light
soothes the nervous system, while
the rapid ETHEREAL vibrations Of
blue and violet rays stimulate. All
this, according to Miss Victoria
Henehan of San Rafael.
Believing firmly in her theory
that different colors exert potent
influence on the human system,
Miss Henehan has had a colored
glass house constructed in the gar.
den of her home here. The house
has three compartments. The first
is enclosed entirely in red glass
and only the red rays from the
sun are allowed to filter their way
through. The second compartment
is like the first except that green
glass is the roof and wall cover.
ing, and, the draperies inside are
of the same shade.
A combination of violet and blue
glass makes up the ceiling of the
last compartment, and there Miss
Henehan repairs when she is feel
ing downcast.
I'm spite of the seeming para
dox, blue light from the California
sunshine does not make you feel
at all blue" smiled Miss Henehan
as she stepped into the delicate
violet colored light. On the con-
trary, usually get SO nervous here
that l have to spend half an hour
In the green room just to calm
down. always go in the red room
after drive or horseback ride and
find 1t very restful."
Miss Henehan got the idea that
the various light rays have benefit
by experiment with plants.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-23

40. zfo fJ.TGc any
mGht be imagination but never
theless l always feel much better
after a visit to my human con.
servatory." m
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-23
CHAPTER XXI.
THE SHAM MARRIAGE.

When at o'clock Raymond en-
tered Wanda's drawing room. he
found her lying on a sofa, very
pale, and apparently very much
agitated. She told him all that had
happened that morning.
II could not sleep last night"
said he; "your words excited my
curiosity so that my imagination
wandered into the widest realms
Of fancy"
did you not guess what ]
meant?"
NO"
1T is very hard for me to tell
you" she said. signing heavily.
Anything that you desire of me
shall be granted"
II wish to speak to you on the
subject of marriage"
- so yo1 said Yesterday, hut
cannot understand what l have to
do In the matter. DO you desire
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-23
WHY THE BEAR HAS
A STUMPY TAIL

Once upon a time away off in the
Morse land a Bear met a Fox, who
was sinking along with a big
string of fish he had stolen.
Where did you get them?'
asked the Bear
"Oh, was out fishing and caught
Them" said the Fox.
So the Bear thought he wouid
like to learn how to fish also, and
asked the Fox how he was to set
about 1t.
ooh. 1t will be very easy for you
to learn" said the Fox. Very easy,
indeed"
Just go out on the ice and cut a
hole in II and stick your tail down
into the water; and so you must go
on holding 1t there as long as you
can. You must not mind If your
tail smarts a little; that's when the
fish are biting. The longer you
hold II still the more fish you will
get: and then all at once out with
1t with strong pull-the stronger
the better"
So the silly, stupid Bear did just
as the Fox told him to do. and he
held his tail long, loneg time
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-23

SPOKANE.

People who are fond of military
scenes may find something to their
liking in the second act of THE
Boys of Company b. which shows
a militia company in camp, with
scores of tents stretching before
the eve. The blanket tossing of
the recruits and other camp past.
times and jests are introduced. The
company closes tonight.
Kerry Cow" the old Irish play,
is the Spokane bill for Friday, Sat.
urday and Sunday.