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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
THE CITY HAS SECURED
new SOURCE OF HEALTH
John Palmer Makes Public Details
of His Experiences.
MANY HERE SHOW APPRECIATION
Folks Rapidly Awakening TO ArEu-
ments in Favor of Figh ting the
Modern Plague, Nervous
Debility.

The people Of Omaha are rapidly
awakening TO a full appreciation OF
'Tona Vita" the new tonic that is now
being introduced here. Statements BY
many who have tested the preparation are
of ar extremely favorable character and
the demand is growing steadily larger.
Mr.. John Palmer, a decorator. resid'
ing at 1872 North Forty-fifth street. and
who has been 4 resident OF Omaha for
over thirty-five years. in discussing the
value Of the new tonic, recently said
Il have been sick for ten years with
stomach trouble. ! seldom had a good
appetite and whenever I did eat would
feel hloated with gas and would taste
the food for hours afterward. ] also
suffered from palpitation Of the heart
and nervousness, / slept poorly and my
sleep did me little good. l would awaken
in the morning as tired and worn out as
when l retired. was generally 6ebil!-
tated and suffered from constipation
] have tried many remedies but received
no permanent results.
Sometime ago l got some 'Tona Vita
and have taken it regularly since. From
the very beginning l felt the beneficial
effects of this new tonic, and now
am feeling better than for years. ]
now seem to get nourishment from my
food and no longer feel nervous and
tired out. My family has taken 'Tona
Vita and have been thoroughly benz
fitted"
Mr.. Palmer's was a pronounced case
OF nervous debility, which is likely t.
be found existing in any Omaha family,
said one Of the specialists who are here
introducing "Tona Vita" Half of the
people in the larger cities find life a
burden as a result Of this modern
plague" continued he.
such people have uncertain appetites,
poor digestion, uneasy sleep, little am
bition and they feel too tired TO do JUS
tice TO their work most of the time,
They suffer from timidity, have no ini-
tiative, are drowsy, and haven't enough
good. rich blood in their veins to make
them capable and self-reliant Their
nerves are in such state that they
imagine themselves afflicted with various
diseases at different times. The real
trouble with them is debility. produced
by the strain OF the modern city life
they are forced to lead. There Is little
of this allmeut among the people of the
country, where people live more whole
some existence.
"'Tona Vita will remove this miser-
able condition. The tonic must do the
work or We don't want money for IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
New Modern Private
Hospital to Open It's
Doors Thursday

omshss most advanced and finest pri-
lie Tuesday morning. OF beautiful
pressed brick, standing at Park avenue
and Howard streets, and containing IA
cilities for comfortably accommodating
forty to fifty patients, Or. A. p. Condor 5
hospital is surpassed by no other in the
west in scientific equipment and prac-
ticability. All private rooms are fur
nished in mahogany with a heavy brass
bed; the walls are painted blue, grsen
or pink. and the floors of quartered oak,
excepting the halls and operating rooms.
which arc mosaic. The building cost up
ward of $4,000 with its equipment.
Continuous baths" are a feature in
connection with some rooms. There is
an apparatus attached to the tub which
keeps the tub filled all the while pa
tent is in IT, and although the water is
constantly changing the temperature re-
mains exactly the same and may be any
degree required.
Going to the other extreme a refrieer-
ating plant operates throughout the house
and there is a huge refrigerator in the
basement into which patient may be
laid. This is often required in cases of
loekjaw. Long distance telephone con-
nections are in each room and a vacuum
cleaning system extends all over the
building. Each room has a closet and a
special lighting system. There are free
or charity wards as well as those for
which payment is required. Fire hose
and fire exrnguishers are in all the halls.
regardless of the fact that the building
is practically fireproof.
The features that elicit most pride frcm
DR.. Condor, perhaps, are the two oper-
ating rooms, the complete chemical and
experimental laboratory and the N-ray
rooms in the basement. These are the
finest ard most modern that money could
buy. The operating rooms are so con-
structed and lighted that they are as
practical at night as at day and two of
them are required because such cases
will be operated upon in the one that
show a diseased condition. while in the
other only healthy surgical cases will be
handled. The X-ray room contains an
apparatus carrying over 10000 volts OF
electricity capable Of taking photographs
through the human body, showing the
bones and any foreign body that may be
lodged there.
Considerable vaccine work will be done
In the laboratory. which Is equipped with
every scientific apparatus for determin-
ing ailments Of the human body. A few
patients came a couple of days ago and
insisted that they be admitted, which
was finally done, though no operating
will be done before Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
Spectators Corner
Market in HOLSTERS

Record breaking prices for Holsters are
threatenedJ according to local dealers in
that delicacy. Eastern spectators cor
nered the lobster market just before a
long spell Of stormy weather that has
prevented fishing, and they expect TO
realize a handsome profit They are
feeding their Holsters in pens. waiting
until the supply already in the hands Of
wholesalers gives out.
The wholesale price has already ad-
vanced from 8 to 10 cents. and local
wholesalers say they would not be sur
prised to see the price go to 90 or 70
cents.
oysters are still up 10 cents a quart
over the usual price, but a decline is ex-
pected soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
Prisoners Are Kept
on Scanty Rations

Sheriff Felix ]. MoShsne has put the
city's rock pile hors de combat He hss
refused to give rock pile prisoners three
meals a day because the question has
been raised whether the city or the
county shall pay for the extra meal. and
he is afraid he may have to pay.
Police Judge Charles Z. Foster called
upon the Board Of County Commissioners
TO ask that McShane be ordered to give
the prisoners three meals a day. as men
cannot work at hard labor on TIE two
meals furnished ordinarily to prisoners
in the county jail
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01

at the hospital caught mention Of the
name Of ''Edmondson." They investigated
with the result that It was learned that
the woman's name is Edmonds
When seen shortly after noon. George
W. Gaines. assistan: claim agent for the
railway company. said he had received
no report OF the acciden: In the presence
Of the reporter he called the various car
barns. but the conductor or motOrnan
bad failed TO report the accident An
endesvor will be made by the officials to
ascertain who was in charge Of the car.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
NEW COMMANDER AT
FORT OMAHA ARRIVES

Major Carl F. Hartman, the newly ap-
pointed commanding officer at Fort
Omaha. took up his offisicl duties yester-
day, succeeding Captain W. J. clark. who
has been assigned to his new post at
Fort Wood. I'm the New York City harbOr.
Major Hartmann comes from Fort II, A.
Russell, where he has been in charge Of
the signal work for the last two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
BUSINESS MEN TO HEAR
WELL KNOWN SPEAKERS

William Dudley Foulke, former SEN
stor A. ]. Beveridge and General Sir
Robert S. 5. Baden Powell are among the
speakers announced for weekly luncheons
Of the Commercial. club by Chairman
Charles NJ. Wilhelm Of the public sf-
fairs committee
Mr.. Foulke. president Of the National
Municipal league. win speak Friday. Feb
ruary .. on Effective City Government. e
Mr.. Beveridge probably will speak on
Thursday. February Is General Baden
Powell Of the British army. head Of the
boy scout movement, is scheduled Tor Feb
ruary -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
AGED WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR
Is Carried Into Omaha General Hos.
pital in Serious Condition.
NO REPORT MADE OF ACCIDENT
Crew of Street Car which Hits the
Woman Fails to Make Report
-Unconscious with sew
erai bad Wounds.

Mrs. Abeline Edmonds Of Ae7 Center
street VAS seriously injured by north
bound South Omaha car at Fourteenth
street and Capitol avenue at $50 yeSter-
day morning. She is lying unconscious
with probably fatal injuries. at Omaha
General hospital, where she was LEFT by
the conductor and one Of the psssen-
gers. The woman's skull is thought to
be fractured at the base and she is 9TH
erwise severely hurt.
1t was not until o'clock yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
SCH00LMATES PAIL BEARERS
FOR MISS MABEL JOHNSON

The funeral OF Mabel Johnson, I-yesr-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Luther r
Johnson. of Benson was held Tuesday
afternoon from the Methodist church
Burial was made in Mount Hope GENE
terry.
Miss Johnson's sehoolmates acted as
pallbearers. They were Alvin Siert.
Oscar oleson. Albert Knudson and
Howard F'Urbush.
Miss johnson died last Monday of par
alysis She had been IN bed ten days.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01

that she was Identified The stree: car
crew did not report the case to head
quarters, nor did the police enter into
a serious investigation. II remained for
attendants al the hospital to see1re in
formation leading 10 the Identification.
On Her Way TO work.
Mrs. Edmonds - employed az the Item
Biscuit companys plant and was Oh her
way to work when the accident occurred.
1t is reported that she either attempted
to alight or fell from the platform Of
the car while it was in motion. N any
rate she was thrown violently 10 the
ground. Attendants at the hospital are
not vet able TO determine the extern. Of
the injuries, but 1t is fear2d that she
was internally hurt.
Mrs. Edmonds has a husband who is
employed at the Wilson Boiler works.
In company with his daughter he went
to the hospital at = yesterday after
noon. having been summoned the, by at
PENDANTS, and they identified her.
Being unconscious, the woman was I'M
able TO give an account Of the accident,
but in her incoherent mutterings nurses
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
INDIAN COMMISSIONER
TO BE GIVEN LUNCHEON

F. II. Abbott. Assistant oomrnisssone- of
Indian affairs. Win be the gnest Of the
Commercial club al an informal luncheoa
next Monday noon. arranged By his
friends In the city
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
SCHOOL is DISMISSED
WHEN The FAN BREAKS

A ian. Used ID blow warm an from the
furnane into th~ rooms Of the Saunders
school broke yesterday morning and the
PUPILS have been dismissed Two days vii
be required to repair the fan
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
JAP TAKEN IN DENVER
TO BE TRIED IN LINCOLN

Joe 4kiyzna- 4 Jap. Ezs h-uagh1 N
from Denver Tuesday night having been
arrested for in1eruspting uz1 belonging
20 q country1nsn Two o1hE1 laps were
arrested for the same offsnse and AL
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
GttEs QUICK AC.IUN

The Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co,
Cor. 18th and Dodge, Cor. 18th and Har-
ney. Cor. 24th and Farnsm, G7-9 North
18th St. reports that A SINGLE DOSE o.
simple buckthorn bsrk. giyceTfne. &c.
as compounded IN Adler-i-ks. the new
Conan appendicitis remedy. relieves con-
stipstioa Or gas On the stomach. almost
INST NIL
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01
Marriage Licenses.
A Roundup

other wOrkmen esstos
merchants aud the balance Of citlzens
Think will what the tyranny would be if
they permitted completely their plans
themselves by
would this aggregation
Remainder,
grip
either select better leaders join of the lawabns trade
OF
sreemens with thousand wokmen No troubles have arisen
They have nytwO a
like service and Protected from the the frequent Onaushts of these
Labor Leaders" ().
repeatedly public sought
destroy all organizations o
This is line with his regular habit disorng
long time been member of the National Association
Association These
nonse and peaceful
agreements legally. with peace
have given to the Trades Workers
home for their old members help
solve this most important industrial question
In addition have Offered to contribute quarter
a cash to help along wokngmsns movement defined in letter
sent Mr. Gompers Dec 11th 1911 Copy herewith:
Pres. American r.asr.S s' on S aath 1911
'A'''H' l. y
Press indicate you greatly
tear a S nG s S' sn Sods on your
%n Of great Power which guides humanity and conclude that the
Of when should be honestly represented instead
the thought of truthful and effort has
honestly desire better conditions for the
Association Mr. j. Bcsf
you will permit It, will be paid from the time
You WIN be put up the ssn'a9m for wee. ten days
America the Of the National Trades
~ Association free from strikes smuggling pcens tyranny fines
belonging to the American Federation
under who dcporo tactics and associates
They steady employment nytvO in the and do
leaders seeking brides and crooked employers
hire said leaders call strikes competitive Jobs thus making
while the chiefs for control bride
perhaps PROPOSAL believing that strikes
the rights Of worknsmen But the new
SaS mas c s' power tS an the Old way
An nfet trade Agreements without strikes secure the highest
the respect and ee1 of employers and OF the
Wokngmen being forced to
tribute from their hard aneS pay PES not d oTp % % Of
when they know tn leaders @p gas s%
his position an honest peaceful citizen ana
n0 Pon"y have only sincere and open
methods you and your s @ and viii
invitation the spirit in which Il Is given you viii s
capable Of will to contribute quarter OF mil
have splendid % S . nSms
to ss' S I P Feson Of labor n
the s5 all working for Yours tas HSs very ptg truly
No ~ has been received 1t seems evident the
will not accept any from them the
o wOrkmen and eurbs their trust methods
either Of Capital Labor goes outside Its
yrannize forcby dictate to
trade becomes dangerous and should be
prosecuted.
restraint of trade!
this couldn't bring about minus
crime motion by
Homecoming patriotic citizen should
speak in
he will apply the law to tho
as $ the Capital
members of telling them clearly that
other everyday citizens
leaders give
control
One bill to
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01

will be taken TO Lincoln. where they will
be tried in federal court.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-01

A KOu
Round Up
of the who have long brought odium the of honest
publicly
for years campaign the nnes Labor
Leade
Some endOw colleges Others build libraries
Both educational.
preferred to devote to newspapers my contributions
tyrannical this
Especially
understood by the citizen Who immediate
HIMSELF peacefully followed his pursuits and bnd allowed the self
seeking Labor Leaders 90 time went
Not campaign uttered against peaceful
trade associations
% sever
abiding workmen who the bullying and abuse OF those
in power
sympahze with the thousand
orphans of the faithfully living
under Gods Labor Trust
So | tried their from time
healthy perhaps
of the inconvenience him from strikes and other
labor leaders tyranny for his indifference
that the this labor uti
mate gain control workman clerk and empo the s.
Including farm hands and government employees.
accomplished localities then followed
acts which clearly show the intent.
First fees up $4,000
Join
monthly s25OOOO a month a with 10000
member" at 25 cents each.
Next fines infraction of rules"
to
and contribute from the envelope strike benefits
to other forced nes pending negotiations between crooked
leaders CD and crooked employers who hire said leaders to call strikes
thus Idle while the
chiefs for control or bride
strokes Of money
members defend dnamers and muderes when caught
But let honest workman Who perchanCe has been driven into
the these orders and he is taught
lesson through the smuggling dynamiting committees
The the Workingman pabe when
CLOSED obtained the trannica leaders
Now observe the of this and affairs
Organize trade Insist closed shop Then use the
numbers induce officials permit organizing
all employees of the oahs defining that the union
rules shall "precede Church. State and Family"
Then Congressman antnjuncon laws to prevent
stopping proposed
union clerks and sell only label
smuggling and dnamng
drive back the protesting remove" them
OF carrying out the plan for complete control by the
caught
Whenever openly exposed Immediately
assess members to protect the print
and brotherhood
worker with such the sympathy
their in the
be
the Los Angeles tragedy and hundreds OF others that their hus
benefit the defense of the worker
we'll understand such working of that particular brand of the
brotherhood man" scheme.
Late stripped body
lying deceit horrible
which have tried time and again to explain to the public
their families
the comforting
and times crippled for life;
blown brought the dest
tute family
and witnesses sugged put out Of the
the Labor with reaching
Don't
doong these
society" has workingmen.
In other in the world they high
railroads
murders
ience, who
saults murders
meeting which
only for opportunity carry
the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-24

Sam Durbin Why not kitchen
range for her?
b. p Smith: 1t is customary we
believe, for father to pay the bills
without making any fuss ever it.
Edoray Hampton. It Was perfectly
proper for you to have the assistance
Of another girl in selecting her pres
ent and we are sure that your kind
friend will not be 81 ungentlemanly as
to give you away
NJ. S. Cralle: We cannot approve
the fly-swatter as a gift for her It
is useful in us place but is now out
Of season.
Oatley anderson. A modern milk
ing stool win be all right for her if
you keep a COW You can find some
very pfetty ones at the secondhand
stores good as new and less costly
All c. Crosse We would not advise
yeii to get the same things for all Of
/ eaem, although they might come
Echeaper by buying them by the dozen.
Girls are apt to compare notes and
that might lead to nnpleasantness.
F. L. slushers No, don't do 1.-THE
silk hose to be had at the 25 cent
stores are easily distinguished from
the better grade by any woman and
it would be very risky for YOU to at.
tempt to put one over like that
James Flatau: A pair Of gold mount.
ed Indian clubs or dumb bells would
be very appropriate for her
Hugh Neeley Smith, Jr. II the case
is as serious as you say It is, you
may with promiety, spend sS5 for
her present
A. NJ. Loomis: Certainly, you will
make no mistake in purchasing the
furniture you speak Of since you say
you will soon need it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-24
TO TRADE
Pecos Valley
irrigated Fruit and Alfalfa Lands for
Oklahoma Farms and City income
Property.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
cnnuERs oE aouALLIY NuRsERY STOCK
Property.

! have made number Of trades
with business men Of Chiekasha. All
who have seen the Artesia country say
it viii be a garden spot A half mil
lion dollar gas and power plant is go
ing in; big companies are drilling for
oil one well now throws gas and oil
to top Of derrick; new railroad COM
ing; the valley around Artesia IS and
viii be rich country no better eli
mate and place to live We now have
some very choice tracts for quick
trade. ii you have something to trade.
see H. N. Carr, formerly with the
Eagle Mercantile Co, or Charlie Goode
and c. r. Guthrie, over chickasha Na'
tional Bank, orSwrite
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-24
NY CHRISTMAS DREAM,


Now, this was the wonderful dream
had-a dream Of the Christmas
tree:
! dreamed that melody sweet and
glad rang out from somewhere
70 me,
And out Of the silyered east they came
and out Of the rosy west
More children than ever a man has
guessed;
And going and coming, and coming
and going,
With drummers a-dlumming aid
buglers ALLOWING,
Were all the children that ever We're
known since there was an earth,
In hundreds, in couples and all alone.
each chanting a song al mirth.
And then in this wonderful dream Of
mine the childre gan two and
fro
And marched in long and winding
line as swiftly as they might 60,
And each as he passed the Christmas
Tree looked up with a radiant
face,
And each as he came there bent the
knee with curious. childish grace
And coming and going and going and
coming,
With buglers ALLOWING and drummers
a-drumming,
Were all Of the children that ever
have been since there's was
world at all
And none was a-hungered or pale or
thin, or crippled or like to fall.
And all Of them sang in this dream
of mine, song that wish I
knew,
For it had a melody fair and fine and
every tone was true;
And all Of the children they looked at
me in plty-or so it seemed
While stars in the boughs Of the
Christmas Tree in marvellous
gloyy cleaned,
And going and coming, and coming
and going.
With drummers a-drumming and
buglers ALLOWING,
Were all Of the children that ever
have played since ever the world
began.
And each little fellow and each little
maid delightedly laughed and
And then in this wonderful dream !
dreamed, ! thought that the
Christmas Tree
Grew fsirer and fairer until it seemed
no fairer a thing could be-
And an Of the children they called my
name and all Of the children
smiled,
And suddenly then to my heart there
came the faith Of little child
And going and coming and coming and
going,
With drummers a-drumming and
buglers ALLOWING,
] marched with the children of all the
lands, Of all the years and
times,
And laughed as we ran with our close
linked hands and chanted our world
old rhymes.
Wilbur d. Nesbit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-24
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, EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs. ,

Here's q packagette Of good wishes
for everyone of you
Christmas Is pre-eminently the day
for deeds Of beneyolence.
But the Christmas spirit doesn't
necessarily imply a Christmas jag.
May Santa Claus fill every little
stocking and every big one full to over
flowing
One way to celebrate it is for every.
body to just be kids" again for a
whole day.
New York WITH her -Four Hundred
hasn't anything On this town since we
have a Hundred Club"
Deacon Tightwad says he Is a strict
temperance man, but he isn't sure he
has nerve enough 70 turn down a nip
OF eggnog.
We are not going to say another
word about shopping early till next
chrlstmas-you can do as you blame
please about it now.
Uncle 81 says If his ole oman
doesn't get busy with her darning
needle taint no use for Sanity to put
anything into his socks.
However, we cannot but think that
the old fashioned Santa who left
streaks in the BIG fireplace when he
came down the. chimney was the best
fellow OF all.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-24
ss+++++++++++++++
, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. >
= :
: Compiled by the Grady County :
: Abstract Company 112 :
= North Third Street. =
$+#++%9%%#%%##%%s

L L. Leffel and wife to r. s. Cox.
i2-7.i1, 81; N "A feet lot /, block s.
Rocky Ford.
Henry Belton Johnson and wife to
c. NJ. Galloway, l2-ls-l2, $1,000; lots
$40 block 27, East Chickasha.
Robert White to W. L. Dulaney, l2-
26-i2, s825O; NV NV NE lslO-6.
Charles D. Beardsley and wife to
Lewis H. Graham, 5-Sl-l. 300; lot 3,
block 2, TuttIe.
William J. smedley and wife to
Frank Novatny. 12-2s-l2, $4,000; NV
1888.
+, s Hovey single, to Clara Hovey.
2.2s.l2, 81; lots Sc, block 6s, ChIcka.
sha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-24
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

one year, delivered BY carrier---s4.S0
nix moRths. delivered By carrier 2.40
ghres months, delivered W carrier 1.20
Que moath. delivered bx carrier .40
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-24

chief priests and scribes Of the peo-
pie together. he demanded OF them
where Christ should be born
And they said unto him. In Bethle-
hem Of Judaea for thus it is written
by the prophet,
And thou Bethlehem, in the land Of
JUDI art not the least among the
princes OF Juda: for out OF these shall
come a Governor, that shall rule my
people Israel.