Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 5, 1886, Page 8

THE ~ CHAMPION PUGILIST, He Arrives in the (‘n.y With His Oom- bination. WHAT SULLIVAN HAS TO SAY. Two Weddings -The School Board Political Pointer: Ihe Omaha & Northern ade- Other Local, Sallivan and His Combination, The members of the Johu L. Sulli combination, which appeared at t expos building last nizht, arrived in the city yesterday, and stopping at the Mcrchants. The combination comprises the it John L. S Shecdy, his the cclebrated Jimmy Carroll, the champiy weight of Now England; G Blanche, er known as the marir Tom the famons mide weight; v Murphy, the and Dr. Crawford, Suilivan's physician and trainer. Taylor lays claim distinction as being t van knocked ont, i Harr in New York years ago. Nearly all the mem! ng mull w thoroughly an jon are mana to some of the combi- wearied from :p and retived to their rooms few hours rest. Sullivan 1ssigned room 9, where about 8 o'cloek yester- porter for the Bre was the Tonding quor (lv the purlvr am on my way to San Francisco to meet Paddy Ryan on the 14th. The conditions of t fight are that the winner is to veccive per cent. of the receipts, and the loses The contest will be one of six rounds, and will be with soft gloyes.” “What do you think ances?'’ Well,” replied big man, *‘he i fellow and ufi that, but I don’t is in any better condition than he was when I'methim the fivst time. 1 propose i n do, and 1 shail v much surprised if nu shows up at l-ml of the third round,’ s it a settled fact that yonare to meet Smith, Iln- ('h'unpmu of England?” \nmh, of wind. W, 1 to'get him over here to make atch, but he won't come. So as soon as we ur-'lluulwh with the show busin Sheedy and T will go to England to sc we can't arr: a match with him w do I think of his chanee: They about even with those of Ryan.” In spe f Sulln:m. Mr. Shee- <|(-Y his u , said: “Joln never was ter condition than heis to-day, both wind and 1 que. No, sir, he don’t thing. il bet all y there is in this satchel to of Ryan's clever think he in my ar muscle, . and altogether i splendid trim. He now weighs 2504 pounds, and is five u: ten inches “and a half high, Hi tas hard and firm as iron. weight is about 220 pounds, iin down to about 210 wonderful man in point k v you must bear in mind that though he weighs 230 pounds he is just as quick as lightning. The man don’t live to-day that can best im. You mber that_during all his fights s er been hit in - the nose, never shed blood—I ney ceven re- cewved a seratch, He has never been knocked down, either. The_ nea he came to it when he met Mitenell, The latter struck at him, and John, in dodging the blow, caught his foot in a wide crack in the plmunn tripped and fell. He was the anggriest man then that I think I ever saw. 1ie hardly got on his feet when he knocked Mitehell el over the ro(luw Mitchell was on the platform, and John hit him again, this time kna 'knw him right through the ropes. Captain Williams of the police then interfered with the protest. *Don’t kill him, Sulhiyan,’ “1 don’t think Sullivan w any knuckle i id Sheedy, in answering another question of the reporter. “Tam certain that he won't while he is with me, and 1 think when I leave him he will be about ready to quit the business. 1 don’t approve of a bare knuckle tight. It isa crime against nature and a ecrime agmnst the Jaw. Neither do 1 approve of knockouts. What the peovle like best isa zood scientific ay, without any features of brat llx» fighti though he I ever have of a it does owner s is possessed “while The champion face, which, not stamp aman of any rems intelligenee, is, vertheless, ing one. In physique he is |w||m|l_\ proportioned, ut walks with SwWig ge movement disting (l\ characte the pugilistic |-u fession He sports ver hat and tired in n Prince Albc n coat with light trou , und patent leather pointed shoes. DU Which Oceur Philomena Cathedral. The marnage of Mr, Patrick Duily Miss Agnes O'Shaughnessy was oc brated at St, Philomena cathedral Wednes day morning, Rev. Father Mot hy officiating. The ceremony was per- formed in the presence of u large num- ber of relatives and friends. Miss Surah dy aeted as bridesmaid, while W, R haughnessy, the brother of the bride, was the groom’s best man. After the solemn words had been spoken, the guests |.pur«.l to the resi dence of the brido’s sister, Mrs, Huwley 31. north Seventeenth street, where s pleasant and largely attended’ veception was held. The list of presents w follows Groom to bride, clonk, mutl’ and vrings; W. R. O'Shaughnessy, of bride, cheek of §100 to brid, and bedroom suite to groom; Mrs, Huw- bride, Now Home scwing Eddie Ha wley silver cake ly, silver spoon holder; an, jewel case; Mr. and , dining room suite; Prof L. Downey, silver butter dish and set siver napkin' rings; Mr. and Mrs. O'Boyle, statuary, “Rock of Ages;” Brennen, gold lined silver fruit dis |1‘ lw-uxu_y & Connolly, gold Hned e ssert basket: Mr. and Mrs. Attwood, hand painted, gold lined, landseape seene; Mrs, lnl".n-l Donneley, cousin of bride, one dozen nupkins; Heelan, dressing room basket; Mr. Mrs. Richard McDonsld, ehina tc Mys. Durnall and daughter, vav water set; O l\l\| nnan, individual A Ceremon to as Mrs, R Downe and M water seryi and son I‘I boguet holde phy. sllver butt eris Hussie, pickle east r chow-chow service; ) Anderson, silver jelly sery ss.Jubia Leon, hand pajuted pin cu My, and Mrs. D, O'Conuor, towel Mrs. J. F.Swmith, cut glass hemonuc Brs, K. Couklin, “"Mater Doloros tronsurer, | livan, | ‘Iul Grace Conklin, marble vase: E. rart, syrap cup and salver; Mi Frenzer, Marseilles bed spread; Kelly, eiiver napkin rings in fan Mr. and Mrs. E. Fearon, willog worked basket; Mr, Percy Snyder, Tennyson yoems complete; Miss Fannie Arnold, 3ayard Taylor’s home t 1s:Wm.P.Mc Devitt, marble top st Jmund Burk, parlor chair. STERNSDORFF-BECKMAN, Tne Nuptials of Two Well Known Young People Celebrated To-day. The marri J. Sternsdort to Miss Kittie kman occurred yesterday afternoon at the idenca of Henry Bolin, on Sixteenti and California streets. Rev W.J. Harsha performed the ceremony in the presence of a large number of mvited frier and relatives. The bride was atti me costume of white satin, J y enhanced her natural ch She s attended by Miss Mary Beckman, as bridesmaid. Mr. Harvey J. Fueller of- ficiated as best man for the groom After the ceremony was performe d, o botnteous repast v vod which we accorded amvle just by those wno sat down tothe table. A reception was then held, lasti well into the afternoon. [ large number of th frienes of * the happy couple and paid their respects in pe nts bestowed wer ctive and showed well the esteem in which both of the contracting partics are hetd by their acquaintances. Mr. Sternsdoril is o well known young railroad man of this eity, who has worked y to the front by energy and in- He 18 now private secretary to ioner Gritlith, of the freight bu- The bride 1s the accomphshed mlrllll-l of Mr. John Beckman, of Cal- houn, and has many friends in this cit who will wish both her and the groom all happiness in their new relation. Mr. and Mrs. S. will return to Omaha afier ashort tour of castern and northern cities, ge of Geo sister, PLANS AND PLANS. The Hospital Commission Now Con- sidering Architectural Designs, The county commissioners, after the postponement taken a week ago, in the matter of the consideration of the plans submitted for the proposed county hos- pital, resumed the subject this morning. There were present a full board and all the physicians upon whom the selection of the more suceessful plan will depend. The matter was discussed for some time, and then an adjournment was taken il o’clock. In the mean time, Architect Meyer, of Detroit, the gentleman who built the court house and who is to erect the new city hall, was given per- mission to mtroduce the pians which he had prep: This afternoon the gentleman went before the joint com- on and exhibited his plans, at the f time tuking occasion to explain ‘m ' both in dosigh and ticory. The di- er of before rkable, espe- is considered that but few cnted. Some of these are nllu'-nh\lmhnw psting not 1 |||(|\I' of structure which will cost up into th hundred thousands. Despite this fact, however, the impres- sion seems to prevail that of all those submitted, the commission is composed of men who will act for the best interests of the community. Elcction Lacon John . Creighton--*"This Howe’s contesting MeShane's nonsense. The fuct wa easily be proven—that Howe used mone freely to sceurc his election. IHis cor rupt methods were notorious—so notori- ous in fact that the voters of the t district were thoroughly disgusted with Ik at is —and 1t ¢ about all . Hall—-**T am not in possession of the complete returns, but I know enough to be sure that Tam about 200 votes be- hind.” A Farnam street merchant—*“The re- publicans deserve their deteat. With such n man as Howe on the ticket, they could not hope for suce Howes nomination was the only thing in the world that prevented ing victory for the county republicn A Democrat—"0One of own dulies, I sce, is talking about Howe's contesting Jno. A, McShane's election, This is all rubbish, at least, so f: s the grounds upon which it i 4 « course money was used, Inll fied it wa utilize in_ a manner not greatly different from thatin which it is always employed in eleetions am in a position to know that Howe, 1f he attempts to show tiat boodle was used for improper purposes in the ipaign, will be con- fronted with facts of his own creating which will satisfy any unprejudiced man that he relied more upon boodle and disreput n he did upon the intellig ability of the re- 3 .1 know of one he |.m*1n 000 into o county, il that was Lancaster. Even in this city I know one man to whom he gave $300. 1 know of other cases, and when the time comes Mr. Howe will feel it per- aps advisable to cover up his tracks.” L am satis ne Police Points. Sixteen drunks and disturbers of the zned before Judge Sten- Six were fined—onlylone of them paying, and several were peace we berglyesterday. uu umm” i, Among the numb Yates, who kad been on a spree and delinum tremens, cters were A verge of Three suspicious eh 8l ind one was b e, who fol 2 f draft on Mayor Boyd, was ield ||n 3 d bonds to ol a 1,000 the complainant diid ot wish to prosecute. A Lost Husbana, @Judge Stenverg receved yesterday the following letter of inquiry, from an anx- ious wife Lacygne, Kansas Owaha, Neb.—Dear Sir: Two Weoke ao My busbad, A. Coouer, leit lere 1or Omaha have never heard trom him, 1s or was a man who diinks, I thought he mi; notice. Any information hiis whercabouts will be t by his about tl 1 hear from § A, Coonmy rict Court, Judge Wakely will take 1l easo of Jno Wilson, el cheek on To-da the erim f Mrs. T rickson wen ta the psterday. One ocetirred Wednes e residence of G, W. Hum ieth and Leavenwo > thicves succeded in go A suit of victim of jthe reporied The Conaral W, any aneetings till after the meetings of Jones and Smatl. Al the members are urged to attend their meetings at the ex- position building. will THE THE O HA ROAD. A Mceting Last Night-The western's Pla It was rumored on the streets yesterday that asecret meeting ‘of the capitalists of the city was held Wednesday night to dis- cuss the subject of a reilroad to the north west. As to whatdwas done, nothing is known by those “on the It is rumored that a big scheme ison foot, the particulars of which will be divalged in a few days, and which means the certain and speedy construction of the much talked of road. Appropos of Lais, the | nal has the following to TO OMAIA ileman conneetert with the cpartment of the Missouri Valley 1 e hat has been astanding conundrum with a nuwber of Black Hills people for a long time —what is to be done with the extra construetion ree of the cont r the branches all completed. At Doug. fow miles west of there, force will be kept at work all winter, muchof the time nas may be, and 8 sare not employed there will be taken to the eastern ‘part of Nebraska and set to work on the extension of the line to Omah I'ie braunch to Omaha will leave the main line at Arlington, i of twenty-three miles e contract for doing |h~ ady been let to ( sublet to diff There is considerably heavy g \l-|w 10 e on the line, and it \\lll e sitate the employment of all the available force, if the work is completed this win is e The iron, of course be put on until nexy sprin Nest spring the iron on the On 1 be 1atd and the track continued west m Dougl ‘This much of the com- pany’s plans has been definitely deeided upon. What else will be done in the matter of track building next snmmer is as yet a matter of uncertainty, The gel tleiman was asked if he could give definite information ing the inten- tion of the | k Hills branch, and he replied that he could not, ‘This is as yet an open question. outside.” pid City Jour: From a g ITS FOR NEWSPAPERS. The Omaha Type Foundry and Sup ply House for Printers and Publishers, The Western Newspaper Union at Omaha is prepared at all times to outtit publishers on short notice with presses, type, rules, borders, inks, composition, stick: IHHN and’ in fact v\l-nlhm" jaithe lintrot printers. and publisher supplies. Better terms and more liberd prices can be secured than by sending to Chicago or elsewhere. S buying near home. Second hand in the printing line bought and sold. often have great b We ains in this particn- lar. Send for THE PRINTERS' AUXILIARY. our monthly trade jour that gives lists of goods and prices and from time to time proclaims uncequalled bargains in- new and second hand material. \\ ESTERN NEWSPAPER UNIC :t, bet. Howardand Jackson, rs with A L. erk at the United St ites Wind Engine Co., was married on Monday in Philidelphia’to a young lady of thateity. He will return”to Omaha w short tour in the east. nce Bismarck’s Health ana pearance. Ap- York of the the most contrs ulu-tm lated. Some figure of the rices of his 1o arding the um- to time kod :Iuoplv in his counte- while other reports 2 that the “Iron Chancellor a hittie worn, but neyertheless In aletter from Hamburg, rec cently by a Brooklyn gentleman, this v port is somewhat confirmed. The write of the letier, who has lately seen the prince at his country seat, kricdrichsruhe, gives the following report: “Prince Bis' than some four ) aw him last. T the prince we acles was ent new to m them as litt S now in and it is only ~I|n||l|| have become t. Am one seeing it t he,like many men of h still possesses great physieal power.” Although his general apvearance well known through pictures of ev kind, we select afew characteristic points for deseription, His features were never cither handsome or ugly, but being very remar u.ln and not ily (ux;:nllt‘u if one In his bio, mplwhfl) and full”of chec yeLy But for many rnest, almost solemn, sion of most hardiness. Beneath his large, proje about with IIu- vi but turn qu other. His many ex it has been With an expres indomitable energy and the bold forchead 1z blue eyes do notlook ity of & young man, ly from one ob fes are s0 penet enee a disagreeable fecling ng them. His broad foreh markably long and bushy ¢ brows heighten his strongly m \\Imll ottel appear hi rsh does not app il proportioned big neek, the tout limbs. rize, round head, h|n wl shoulders and the e A Theatrical Dog, Keyser s rosix s he had "been a attache the Leland opera house. At an early age he taught to o through the hoise after each perform- ance and urouse any persons who might have failed to take “their departure was known to every actor and acty the country, and all had a kimd word for him. With" Mury Anderson he 4 prin favorite, and Lester Wallack, Y oapp iee here wanted to r home with him. Keyser wa nnl) a dog, but was endowed with mor intélligence than many human being As g00n as the curtamn in the theater was rung up the dog would seek the soft side of the carpet in_ the property room, and there doze away until the performance was over, when he would go on h.-n nightly rounds through the house. was a fr0od natured brate nnd was very fond of children, His fate was sealed yesterday when he yielded to the seduct- ive allurements of & poisonous button, Peace to his Alsh. 8. - Oue boy in Springficld, Mass., b-gm: thiit he has got into the TI'he brightness consisted in fl~kmw his school teacher how far o pro- cession of the presidents of the United States would reach if they were placed in up he *From Washington to Cleve of is so news: of lho 1 u:}uupl sale of niade winter clothing, hats Furnam st., Omaha, Neb. Rewember everything will be sold 45 per cent less 10 actual cost of manufacture, and sale positively closein six days. Men's oy overcoats, § guaranteed Also 1,000 1 satin (Ui i suit wen's winter clothes, guaranteed worth §16 or woney refunded, Meu's ing line tailor ete., at 1118 OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, dark mixed pants, a ) or mon y refunded line of wool cassimere silk and satin lined suits ionable hats, 09 corts, ‘ardigan jackets ap 63 cen r, umbrallns, 000 diff Street, positively will last only 18 s0ld before 2 0'clock #1.15, worth Also 'a large corkserew and \I(-nfi fash Men's \\ul!h cles Sale No open Omal six ¢ Store United States: Court Matters, Dundy yesterday heard argu- ments on a motionste remand the South Omahasyndieate case to the state court on the ground that the federal court has no jurisdiction. Webster in and Pritch- ettirepresented the dissentingjtrostees and Woolworth represented the Boster fae tion. Judge Dundy has reserved his decision. Real Estate Tranafe: The following transfers were fi 8, with the county clerk i ¥ Gurlow to Jennio It Orr, d Nov. lot 9, block Ambivr and others 1o ( iter, nd 9, block 14, Ambler Place, w d— Wi Fieming and wife to G, ot 7 block 1 , West tind add, - G A |\u~lu~.\|||1 \\1(:* 10! others, ), 2, ) dlawn, w d nd wifé to Robert A Dok 11, Dwight & Lyman’s A \hCunnmL to unmlm Real ¥ "Lrast comnany, lots 10, 11, nd 15, blo 1 and lots 10, 11 and 15, loaits alpa Place, 0, yton and others to Mary 1 Stone, 3, Drake’s add, w d-—31,800, Brown and oihers to Mary R Stone, 1ot 16, block 2, Drake's add, w d—$1,500. Mark A Upton and wite to Charles I ton, lot 7, block 88, Sonth Omalia, wd—S81, A O Peterson and wife to Wilson T Gra- m, lot 14, block G, I’r(l~|n‘('l Place, w d— lor- 0, Angnstos part ux lot 15, Konntze ihart, lot 5, Wricht and hmh.\m ‘and others abe Harvey. lot 6, block 2, sub- diviston of John I Redick’s add, w d A Inghram and wife to Mrs Jane block 5, Orchard Hill, lots 3and 4, Iyin Saun Tot 14, block 1, Omaha, w d W " Haw ley, dd, w d° hinnus aud wife to others, lot 8, block ‘harlotte Snember . Arbor Place, w d Jetter R and wife to 1. H Korty s insee 19, 15, 15, w d— lot & il to Omaha, v d—2700. ud lusband to' Michael Don- nells s add, W d—S1, D C Trish and wife to Alpha'C Swii of nwlf, s and acres of sely of nely, 1 $11,100. Augustus Harte, el Koantze & X. James Muarphy to Michael Donnelly block A Pearson, west 1515 see 19, Kountze and othe of 26 and tuths aud to 0 1 arte to Johanna Harte, el of lots 23, 26 and Kountze & ith’s add to aha, w d—E6,000, 5 .lnllll Ltush and wife to M xhh-n 5y Brothy, lot WA 0sS Pareotte, south Shot ot 30, WA Herics aad. w4 Iin A Lawrence, plock 1. Omaha, W 14— Mary F Steabella 'to Mary 'L Curl, lots 7 and S Auburn T1ll, being a part of Dlock 6, Cunningham’s subdivision, w d— A0 DI o A M iayaa T ok Cliaslea K Collins and others, north 25 feet of lot 9 and all of lot 10, block 5, subdivision of J T Redick's add to Omali. W d—S$6,000, P C Himebaugh and’ wife 1o’ J A Bonn vier, part of lots 3 and 4, biock | Omaha, W d—S2,150. Lais Christian’ M tian Pederson, lot & wd- Christian Petersen and_wife to Pederson, part_of lot 5, on “add to Omaha, w d—S750, George H Bougs and others to Alice K Whinnery; lot7, block 7, Omaha View, w d— £1,000., en and wife to Chri elson’s add to Omaha, John € D! nn\ ACK—Henry, November 5, aged 67 ars. l une residenc will take place at 9 a. m, from corner 9th and Jones street, the A dehghted ‘uuhl'ncl' m the 1- chureh listened to the conce en by the Rock Bana company (e night. Theplaying on the musical rocks wits o thor m)-uu.um feature; the vocal efforts of the different members ull) ed. v S tinment has i yin . long while than ill famil POWDER Absolutely Pure. A marvel of More kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the mul- This powder uever varies. purity, strength and wholesomeness. economical than the ordinary titude of low test, short weght alum or phosphate powders.: Sold only in cans. Royal Baxing Powder Co., 468 Wall St., New York. J. L, WILKIE, Manufucturer of Pap_er Bozxes, 8. 14th st. Oma z by mail solicited and will re- coive prompt attention, E.T. ALLEN, M. D. SPECIALIST, Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Room 9 Williams Building, car. 15th and Dodge sts ., Omitia: Hours 8to 12am. $to 4 and Tto 8 p m NOVEMBER BN 1386, SPEGIAL REDUCTION. The cold waves have been so long in coming that our expectations as tothe sale of heavy overcoats have not been quite realized. In antici~ pation of a cold fall and early winter, we laid in the most extensive line of overcoats ever offered to the people of Omaha. must be sold. These overcoats It is better for us to sell them at a sacrifice than to carry this immeunse stock, so we have marked down the prices on the same as follows: 100 IMens’ heavy Grey Beaver Overcoats, cassimere lined, reduced from, $6 to $3.60. 100 Mens’ heavy blue Chinchilla Beaver Overcoats, reduced from $9 to $5.5 0. 65 Mens’ heavy blue Chinchilla Storm Overcoats, extra long with cassimere lining, trimmed with large fur collar and cuffs,reduced from $12.50 to $8. This Coat cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $14. 80 Mens’ all wool worsted Overcoats, in black and brown, re- duced from $12 to $7.75. Please bear in mind that all these goods are new and fresh, and man- ufactured for the season by us, and that we guarantee every article to be as represented or the money will be refunded, one price at the All goods at strictly - THE NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. WANTED! Responsible Dealers T0 JIANDLE THE UNION SEWINC MACHINE ! In all Towns in Nebraska and Western lowa. nghtest Running, Simplest in Construction and N mseless SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS ANO PRICE LISTS, CHARTER OAK BTOVES and RANDES are EOLD IN Ora Gokb: DALLAS & LETSO; iasTin E.C. BREWE] I AIRD & CO. Nepkaska Ct 4 Nuis ATKINS: Crapk Corunme Hav Srxix Address for particulars, UNION Manutacturing Co,, 120 N. 16th St. @maha, Nebraska MEATS ROASTED IN THEIR OWN JUICES, BY USING THE WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOGR FOUND EXCLUSIVELY ON T CHARTER CAK STOVES %2 RANGES. Mhero fa not & cooling upparatus mude wsini the 0 woight of 1 from twonty 10 other wor onsted me Ths samo ronsted in the Charter Rango using tho Wire Gauzo Oven Door 1ozea about one pound, T K i4 to losn & large portion of ite and flavor. Tho Abrea Ao uot soparate, aad i bocomes tough, tasteluss nud uspalatosble, I" EPRASKA an follows: FAtRULy. FRANKLIN, Nontn Brno, O'Nagir Crr, OscroLA, PLATTSMOUTI ERLING, 1AL v, oN, oN. us, SR PADDEN INMERMAN C_. S. RAYMONE RELIABLE JEWELER, Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, The largest stock. Prices the lowes ed, Corner Douglas and 15th streots, Silverware t. Rep All work warrant Owmal & u spocially .fl. SHERMAN ROAD CART. = THE C. E. MAYNE REA S. W, COR. 15th A Property of every des every county in Nebraska. pti for eale 1n all 1 BESTCART ON EARTH.” SINCLE, DOUBLE 'md LIOHT, 1251hs. 13010 830 837, sau, EASY, DURABLE and CHEAP, Crated free on board ca DDLES: T CHAS, T ALLEN, Manager, (")LDWA TE.R Mich, ntion 0: 5 L ESTITE and TRUST €o. ts of tie cily. Lands for A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS Of Tities of Douglus county kept. Ma information desired, furnished free o L or eoun pplication {...un the eity , or any other CBArge upol FUI THE TRELTMINT 0X ALl Chronlc & Surgical Diseases. MOMENAMV onr)v‘elox. 1 aull Trivate aratie and Temedies Long o hlew us Lo treat many withont ¢ hem OR CIRCULAR on Deformities and b Feet, Curvatures of the Bpij ablen, T “nucers, » Wi oo Yahalern, Braces, Tramses, ant T A A A A B R ufuctured and for The oniy refiabio stedical Insttute making anate. bpeerg‘ i Nervous Diseases o\ i bop DISEASES d, siiccessfully treate poiron from the systein Now restorativa treatment for loas of vital powe ALL COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENT (A i cousul us or send name aud postofico roms— o —cnclose atamp, #ud o will send v I’O MEN PP vrox Privh SEMINAL W or, BYPMILLY, Gox- ki V ARicock) ¥ STRICTURN, AND ALL DisEhsEs b THE GENIT UKINAKY G your case fur freatod at thielr acs and Tnstr ute kent by m FROM OBS| contenta or scudor, und attendun.e © prices. Address all Letters to Omaba Medical and Surgical Institu!n Cor. 13th 8t. and Canito! Ave., OMAHA, NZU WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER (‘:n} AND LIME Wilhor's Cod-t The iver Ol and Lime, IR L nwiLsik o