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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
STUDENTS ON ANNUAL VISIT
Four and Fifty from Agrf-
cultural College az the Paek-
ing PRanfs.

Students Of the University Of Nebrasks
School OF Agriculture, numbering go grad
yates OF the short course. arrived in South
Omaha at . g. m. Thursday on their regular
annual visit to the packing plants
They were led by Prof. II r Smith, as
sisted by Profs. c. W. Pugsley, Ellis Rail.
Robert Ashby. s. w. Perrin and l. c.
Chase. Immediately on arriving they d.
vided into two bands. one to visit the
Union Stock yards and the other to inspect
Swift 4 Company's packing house. AZ
noon they iunched at the Exchange dining
hall. In the afternoon the bands reversed
positions and continued the inspection OF
the packing Industry from all sides. In
the afternoon the Students in
the exchange building TO witness a meat
cutting exhibition. The regular dinner
given under the auspices OF the Union Stock
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
HOW TO BREAK UP
BAD COLD
a REMEDY WITHIN REACH
OF ALL
Pleasant and Safe 70 fake---No
Loss Of Tims---An Danger Of
Pneumonia Avoided

II nay he . surprise 70 our readers 20
learn that > severe cold car in many in
seancss b completely broker up in oae or
tso days time To do thiS houeveF, prompt
action 10 nroenary. The 6rst sympioms Of
cold ara = dry, loud cough, . Profuss wat
cry disckaEge from the noe, and q thin
white coating on the toaRua Wken Cham
beFlAin's Cough Remedy l. taken in double
dos every hour after the Asst appearance
Of theao symphonic Ii will eountsrnet The
enet ct the cold and restore the systen 70 a
healthy eolditiou within one or two dave
time, 10 almost every case, and when the
cold Is not completely cured in ibis time il
severity viii Be greally isssened and a con-
PAets cure insured IN . very short time. When
no action toward curing the cold i taken.
The dry. loud caush "a followed By profuss
Hatery exPeclorAiion, aud thai BY . difficulty
IN breathing, a peculiar tightues q the
ehess and a slight exPectenEon 81 very
toash and tenacious mucnA Few persons
pay any attention 10 . cpld until 10 this con
eftaon. that Ia until the cold has become
4. ssisied in the sysism. The frst aetion sAonh
os 20 relieve the luna This i bsst acenn-
Rlsasd by the free use Al ChambarlaiR's
cough Remedy This remedy liquehes the
toosh maeas and causes is expuision froa
the AR eeis u the lung, produces a free
expectoEation. and orens the serretinns. A
complete cure son btNws In snme cases.
hesevsE, several DAYS sFe reqnhrea, bm the
experteDos Fl ehosaands ~ persons In he
No. a aAia Fesnedy has heen tha- Il win cure
4 severe cold in less tiue than any other
freatnsnh and that Il lsasss he ssstem IN .
natuni and healthy oonditioa. This remsdv
sAso p~ssssais . eela fson rssul,iae In pnsar
AsealA RsiS - s.t4 hEgs siss % ssan
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
THEATER DEAL is CLOSED
Occupies and the One
AdJOinfnG.

The deal by which the Orpheum Theater
and Realty company secured the Orpheuni
theater building. formerly the Creighton. a,
Thursday by L. L~ansburgh. general attor-
ney for the big theRter company. W. X.
Holman and the representatives Of the
Creighton Thester company.
The lot IN which the building stands Is
lSsxIs2 feet and besides the theater a two
story building. occupied by cigar stand. sa-
loon and agency OF q cash register and
scale company. goes with the theater prop
erty. The second story OF the building on
the corner is a hall used for a school OF
dancing and various public meetings.
Mr.. Lansburgh said there was a proba-
bility this building would be made a four
story structure when the theater Is gem
orally ~overhauIed after the season closes
this year. No definite plans have been
made for ~remodeling. but some work will
be done to put the property in fiFst-class
shape.
1t Is the policy OF the reorganiEed Or
pheum Theater and Realty mpan 20 own
the houses In the various cities and had
We not secured the Orpheum property IN
Omaha we would undoubtedly have secured
a site and erected a theater. The company
has a new theatsr In San Francisco, built
q new one in Oakland. viii have a new one
in New Orleans and Kansas City, while We
secured this year one in M~tnnsApolis,"
Mr.. L~ansburgh will be in Omaha until
Saturday. when he viii return TO his home
in San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
ARCH is NOT FREE 40 SIGN
50 Says N~iehaeIsen TO Mayor, Wa
Wants "a LIshted for
EIks' Fair.

City Electrician Miehselsen has declined
TO obey Instructions from MAYO Dahlmap
70 place upon the Weleome arch the words
Elks FAN" and have the arch lighted
every Saturday night prior To the holding
Of the fair He says he will not do 80 un-
less regularly ordered to by council resolu-
tion.
MI Aichaslsen is an Elk and says he
SantH 70 help The lodge ali ne can. bur he
does no, approve Of making the arch an
advertising scheme
The electrician called on the mavor
THURSDAY and filed his objections ana The
mayor about came 70 the conclusion that
PROBABLY after all TIE electrician Eas risht
and that the dignity Of the arch should be
maintained
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS


have Rect Prizt -
gtSak gstsEEdholm. Jsweler.
gaeks MEMS fer snoxss. yls s iSth.
1aaelpA =. SwSboda. Suhtis Aoeounsana
1anshaFf. D~hotegraphsss 18th q Ysrnam.
Rsa.t xssais in 'rhe Benson Times"
@S~tasis xdfs-Poasusss. sight drafts q,
maturity. H. d. Nicely. manages. Omaha
as seod as The best better han the
Iest, made m Hsbraska. Why not 'booss'
hs Booth 81. Auditorium.
sAv1ncs Accounts in the Nebraska say
ings and Loan Association earn six psv
cent. credited s-emi-annuaiIy. One dollar
starts an account 1893 Farnam.
Keep xeu Money and vaiuahIss IN . .ss.
deposit box In the American sale Deposit
vaults In the Bee euiidinE. a rents a
box &C Hsmer- president
&e&- anthsas sses FIRST National bank
building. IL making real estate loans vita
out delay and on terms very favorable
20 borrowers
Jewellery coavsnaton couing IN Tuns-
The annual state convention Of the Ne
oraska jewelers. association has been called
for Omaha for June n
HSbrashs UnasxtaksrS' coavan4.e,-r
undertakers' and Funeral Directors. 49,
eiStion Of Nebraska win hold is annual
convention tn Omaha June . to 10 me
headquarters Of the association viii bs =,
the Paxton hotel
Negroes Survives DuaIsa-carric Gum,,
the negress who was shot BY Jesse Brown.
a former lover, some time ago. has been
discharged from the General hospital
Brown. who IN also colored. was recen,Iv
bound over 10 the district court on the
charge Of shootins with intent to kin.
sorsn eorsnson w1ns &c xass-After five
days trial the jury in the sorenson-
Wheeler case has come in with a verdic,
OF nSz damages for soren sorenson aealnst
Clarence Wheeler and a verdict In favor
OF Jesse Wheeler. a eo-defendaat sorsn.
son was the victim OF a collision win an
auto run ~ the wheelers, who live near
Waterloo.
nstaFas - IA. Little Rzsds-L. c. Con-
per mas Returned 70 HIS little bride. He Is
The Elk city man who was seeking a par
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
OUTSIDE EAGLES SCREAM. TOO
Birds Everywhere FIutterIng IN Their
Haste 90 Fly Toward
Omnha.

The general committee appointed BY the
local lodge OF Eagles and the Omaha Com
mercial club 20 arrange for the annual
convention OF the grand aerie OF the Earies
in Omaha this fall. has organized with
Robert Bacon, chairman; Frank n. Clarke.
secretary pro TEN. and w. II. Bucholr.
treasurer. At the meeting Wednesday night
the matter Of subeommittees was consid-
cred and the COMMITTEES adjourned to meet
Saturday noon 1t the Commercial club.
The COMMITTEES announced that It hoped
to get arrangements well under way. so
that the grand trustees OF the order NAV
soon be invited TO come to Omaha and in
spect the arrangements and locate the con-
vention in Omaha.
ENCOURAGING reports are coming in from
all sides in the matter OF attendance at the
Omaha convention. Kansas CITY now has
- members who have made their third
paymen toward the joint fund which is
being raised for the Omaha club. The
omaha club vas formed IN Kansas City
and the members are paying 80 much zach
month toward 4 fund to be used in com
Ing to omaha- Seattle now has over 30
members listed on its Omaha club and ad-
vice comes that delegates from skaGvay
and Nome. Alaska, are preparing for the
journey TO Omaha and will bring along
their dogs and sleds, which will be put on
wheels and will Be quite an attraction IN
the parades in Omaha.
Preparations also are being made to
create a medical corps for the convention
and the city viii be Distracted with physi-
clans and ambuiances TO care for all
strangers.
The Council Bluffs aerie is preparing IN
take in 15o new members a week from Frt-
day, and with the enlarged memberuhiO
hopes to be able to materially sEsist cn.bs
in carinR for The rlni.n-.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGE
suit for s3B 900 Against street Rail-
way Il Setled az One-Twenfy-
Fifth 81 AmsaAt.

A $500 suit for damages MAS settled At
noon Thursday in Judge sutton's court for
u,ee- The cast Was that OF A n Kaiser
against the Omaha a Council Bluffs street
Railway company. ". J. Connsll appeared
for the defendant and 4 p Smith, c. J..
smyth and w. A sehan for the plaintiff.
The morning vas consumed IN securing a
Jury and a hattie royal was looked for.
Kaiser sued as administration OF the estate
OF his s-yesr-Old daughter. who was killed
b a street car in August. 1901.
The same company was made defendant
in a u4OO suit for damages BY William p.
Scott THURSDAY morning. Scott claiming to
have been injured through the oompany's
iAalt when getting off a car At Krug park
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
The Man Who
Eats Well
And Enjoys Food Lives Life As He
Should and Gets the
Most From IL.

The man wh0 eats Is the man who works.
and the man who works In the man VINO
wins. Tireless workers depend upon a
storehouse of vim and viEcr. India is
noted for its fasters n its can
Europe and America for their eaters and
he'll workers.
II America We have been doing nothing
but work this past quarter Of a century.
That is why our old men say. In my days
no one had dyspepsia" OF course, all
men IN those days ate and worked. nov
they work and eat
II eating intsrferes with business. man
give up eating This is good logic for the
d~ollsr-gstter. but poor wisdom for the
mar who really wants TO live.
Abuse OF anything God given results In
punishment and man is a pigmy when
IL comes 10 cheating his system
II you take from the system that which
Is Intended should remain. or put into n
that which Is intended should be kept out
you are cheating yourself. and sooner or
later pay the penalty.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are eoncen-
trated vegetable and fruit essences which
give the system every fluid. siimulant and
ingredient necessary 10 gain the fullest
strength from everything which goes into
the stomach. or 20 keep from the system
everything which should not lay aud
decay in IL.
II you viii eat fast and improperly II
you will drink and eat i~rregulArIy and 10
excess. then give 10 Nature as you do so
enough Of the essences she demands to
neutralize the bad effects OF your habits.
After q meal take q Stuartis Dyspepsia
Tablet. and the meal won't hurt you or
your stomach
At a midnight dinner take a stuart
tablet and you Will sleep well and get up
without a breath Which Is filled with tbs
decay OF ne midnight meal.
FOrtify yOIr stomach like you do your
business. Fortunes when lost can be re-
gained. but the stomach outraged stay
with you 70 the flash. and you know il
Is there
II you want 10 know What>thess tablets
win do. buy a package from any drusgtst.
price 30 cents. or . us POUR name ana
address ana ws win send you a trial paez-
age free BY mail Address r. A stuart
Co, ise stuart Building MARSHALL MIch
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
SAEBoRE MUST PAY GIRL
Father IL Ordered by Court 70 Give
Daughter Her inheritance from
Her Mother.

Frederick E sanbOrn OF the sanborn stock
Food company must pay his daughter. Edith
Elizabeth Sanbor Burbank a,40asa which
sne inherited from ner mother. Sanborp
vas appointed the girls guardian on her
Hothers death. When she came OF axe re-
Gently she asked for an accounting. San
born claimed hat he had spent her inherit
snee upon her education and appearing.
Judge Leslie rules. however, that san
born bad money Of his own which he could
spent and accordingly issues the order
10 refund.
This laughter of Nh sanborn l. the
wife Of Merrill Burbank. although she an
pears on the court records as Miss san
born instead Of Mrs Burbank. She Is a
minor and was married cnly a few months
g to Burbank. son OF Byron G. Burbank
Sho is quite young.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

me to the Austro-American Doctors.
know some VIII say they are fakes. but lei
some one who wishes 10 know about them
write to me. and l Will only be too glad IA
tell they have done for me. I would
say to one and all, who are in need 81
treatment. don't Put Il off. bu,
80 to DR.. Theodore Milen Ind let him tell
you your trouble, as he told me mine, IN
q way that l have never been told before.
he odd me that my trouble was a nndow
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

Yards company began At So . m.
The evening vas taken up in speech.
making and In entertainment afforded BY
moving pictures recently popular In the
Corn show.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
We Aaneanes

For Saturday. February - a wonderful
sale of travelling bags, sun cases and
trunks.
We purchased at &c on the dollar = sam
pie line o. high grade trunks. bag and
suit cases that were exhibited in Omaha
for i've dAys-sevsral Omaha merchants
bought their spring supplies from these
samples-ths lot consists Of nearly 30 beau
tifui pieces. sale prices about half
NEBRAsKA CLOTHING co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

One Chickering Bros Has been used
fer concert purposes for about two years
Is In fine condition.; walnut colonial de-
sign case This is a grand opportunity for
someone. An artistic high-grade piano at
the price Of q cheap new one. This piano
10 a secondhand piano. but you viii make
no mistake in buying it. We sell it new
for s5n now on sale At STG
Exchange Department"
HAYDEN BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
BanaInE Pernits.

J. z Dewey. AT spencer street, frame
DWELLING. $50 J. J. Nielsen Forsy-first
and AareJ streets. frame dweIlinE -Ges;
r. D. PhiiiipA, na Georgia svenus. altsrA-
ton 20 dwelling $50: c, y. Manderson.
pairs 70 brick building. -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

Colonel Cornelius Gardner and Captain
J. r. GOhn OF the Sixteenth infantry from
Fort Crook ~ gone to Ashland to In
spect the rifle range there with the view
20 It's ultimate lease by the federal govern
ment for target purposes The special
board appointed to investigate the Ashland
range has hitherto made a favorable re-
port. and II is thought the lease Of the
range will be effected upon the return Of
Colonel Gardner and Captain Gohn. The
range will be used this year II leased by
the government for target practice for the
troops comprising the Fort Crook and Fort
Omaha garrisons. All that now remains Il
for the War department 20 authorize the
lease Of the range.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

Fourteen hundred pounds Of dressed
chickens will be shipped from the David
Cole establishment this week 70 Forts
Meade and Robinson for the Washington
birthday dinner Of ths United States troops
stationed at those posts The contract for
the chickens has just been concluded and
the hicken Inspected by Lieutenant
Colonel Eastman. chief eommissary OF the
Department OF the Missouri
Leave OF absence for two months have
been granted First Lieutenant Charles J..
NAyIor, Fourth cavalry, At Fort Meade
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
COLONEL BANISTER IS BERE
Chief Surgeon Missouri Department
Hero of Philippine scourge.
GREAT WORK IN CHOLERA SIEGE
Colonel Gardiner and Captaia Gohn
Look Over Ashland Range 10
to Determine Availability
for Target Use.

Lieutenant Colonel Joh NJ. Banister.
medical department United States array.
arrived in Omaha Thursday morning from
Fort Riley 20 assume his new duties as
chief surgeon OF the Department Of the
Missouri He is accompanied by Mira
Banister and his two sons. z b. and
Pereival B. Banister. Colonel Banister and
family will make their home for the pres
ent at the Willard. Colonel Banister is re-
garded as one Of the most efficient sur
geons in the army and has already be-
come distinguished for his excellent work
in the Philippines during the prevalence
Of the cholera there a few years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

One Sherman upright. In mahogany case:
costs when new - This piano Is only
about : months old Is In perfect eondi-
ton and Is being offered al tlS. on easy
payments
Exchange Department"
HAYDEN BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

condition Of the kidneys n nerves. ana
that this was the real cause OF all my
troubles. I would 10 God ] knew what TO
say hat II might benefit others. I vii
gladly answer any one doubling this state
ment l am singing praises o. the Austro-
American Doctors wherever I go.
Hoping you viii publish hits letter for the
benefit Of others, and with kindest regards.
| remain. your grateful patient.
MRS. MAGGIE EARLYWINE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

HoaFss coughs ana stuffy Gods that MAJ
develop into pneumonia ever aight sFs
quickiy cured By Folsy's HOnsy and Tar
and Il so0thes iafiamed membr4neA- heal.
the larss. and exrels ths esld from the sys-
ten sod b. al ~druss1sta
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

one croun, manufactured b. George p
Beat THIS 10 an orchestral grand and
cost when neu t0a Il IN fair condition
and On sale new a. aA
fExchangs Department"
HAYDEN BROS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
LENT NEAR AND FISH LOW
Unprecedented Condition Obtains on
Eve of Demand.
MAY BE TOO GOOD TO LAST LONG
Catfish Cheaper Than Beefsteak ~
Present Prices ana shsa's Esss
Cost Less Than OF
Barn YARD Hen.

With Lent only q week away. fish prices
have sIumped.
Such a condition Of the market is not
recorded in past time. whether It is the
troubles of the "fIsh trust or influence
OF the Dog star. the mongers saith not. but
the price list shows catfish cheaper than
beefsteak. pike about the price OF old
ROSTERS. frog legs cheaper than dressed
springs. and roe shad selling for less than
hens eGsA
Whether the prices win advance when
the Lenten demand strengthens or no: II
q matter OF conjecture. but the dealers
think not. though they are making no
promises and only advise dealers 10 keep
orders coming and get the trade lined Nd
for lent"
Here are some Of the prices the butcher
shops pay the wholesalers for fish:
White fish, pan frozen. 10 cents per
pound; winter caught, 3 cents; Herrinr
winter caught, ga cents: salmon, 10 cents;
dressed pike. . cents; piekerel, 81 cents;
No. l. very fine trout. 10 cents; catnsh.
kinEed and dressed. Il cents: red snapper.
headless and dressed. II cents; perch.
skinned. hesdiess. dressed. ready 70 cook.
8 cents.
Even Holsters went down 5 to 10 cents.
and green ones can De secured for 81 cents
per pound. while boiled ones bring bat .
cents Eels. for which there IL a good de-
mand. sell for Is cents per pound and are
scarce
Frogs legs bring IS esnts per dozen. ana
are said to continue 10 give satisfaction.
while finnan haddies. the f~ayoFite fish Of
the Scotch. are selling for L csats per
pound. smoked and ready to cook
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
FIGHTS FOR CLIENT
Says Opponent Hounds Caeklsy a. if
he Were a Polecat.
HOWELL AND sEARLE NIX WORDS
remarks Of Coussel Isdtcate "Fight
90 q Finish'' In Divorce Case
on Trial Before JudEe
Troup.

You have bounded and pursusc ms
client az IL he we're = pOleest l shall waive
no right and grant nothing. Moreover
give you fair warning that this will be q
fight to a finish"
Attorney r. s. owel counsel fer Edward
Cackley. thus addressed himself to Attor-
ney 6. A Searle In Judge Troup's cOurt
Thursday morning.
The latter had been pleading for sixty
days delay in order to axe the deposition
Of Mrs. Cackley's father, brother and
sister who live in Clinton, Ill. searie mad
first asked permission TO have Transcribed
some oral testimony given by the same
persons at q previous hearing.
Il am conscious Of having conducted
myself with the most humble courtesy 10
you" sesrle replied to Howell.
Il am not talking about myself. but my
CLIENT" answered Howell. He has been
fairly bounded throughout"
II developed from the remarks Of the
laWyers that there viii be a big fight
when this divorce suit Is tried over the
question Of the ownership of a large
amount OF property, Cackley claiming it was
owned BY other relatives of his and his
wife maintaining hat It Is really the
Defendants.
As TO ChaBge In Petition.
Attorney Sesrie declared that he could
not say whether Mrs. Cackley's petition.
which 10 now for separate maIntensncs
and alimony, viii be changed to one for
absolute divorce. His opponent notified him
formally that he would object n there is
an attempt made to change this suit at an
~inopportuns time. 1t is likely that the
petition will be so changed. With regard
to the DISPOSITIONS and delay Judge Troup
ruled that he would take the case off the
call pending q motion by either side at
any time for hs reinstatement and that
the work Of taking the dispositions must
proceed at once.
According 70 a statement by Mr.. Cackley's
lawyer the honeymoon waned quickly. The
couple we're married May / and Mrs.
Cackley left her husband. he said. june "a
Two weeks later the first papers in the
suit we're filed.
In contrast TO the finish fight which Is
promised In the Cackley case. is ths with
dFawal by Mrs. Malinda Burr Of her suit
for divorce against Archer Burr. A stipu-
lation to hat effect was filed Thursday
morning, signed by both parties.
There was one new divorce suit Thurs
day. Elizabeth Short sues John p. Short.
According TO the petition Short administered
an almost daily beating. She asks for the
custody Of her two little girls.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
one Revnolds, Trndght A. w.

One Reynolds Upright. In walnut case
a. good as new. One OF The best bargains
In the city. Costs when new N7s1 Re
turned from rent Has been Thoroughly re-
paired and Il nov offered AZ uSS-on easv
payments
Exchange Department
HAYDEN BROS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
STOCKING DARNTNo MADE rAsy.

The Singer Darner darns better and
quicker than by hand. The daminS Is more
even and wears better than hand dArnIng.
Inc device Is very simple, requires 10
study. Can be used on any Ioek-stitch sew
ing machine. For sale at Singer store 1874
Douglas street. Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

Bigger. Better. Buaisr-rhAt's what ID
vsrtisins In Ths Bee doss for your
busiass~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

Honorable discharge by purchase has
been granted Sergeant A II. Hubben Of
Troop L. Fourth cavalry. at Fort Meade