Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1887, Page 8

MAHA'S MONTHLY ,EA}PENSES Nearly One Hundred Thousand Dollars Disbursed Each Month, HOW THE PUBLIC MONEY GOES. The Appropriation Ordinance For the First Month of the Present Fiscal Ye For years past the monthly appropriation ordinance of the city of Omaha has not beea published, and the taxpayers have been left In the dark as to the expenditures of the public moneys, The pretense for withhold- Ing this important ordinance from the people Is economy—although it can be published for less then $10 any single month, ‘The BEE proposes to follow up its exhibit of county financeering by showing the methods of tax-eating pursued by the soun- ell. We began by publishing the compiled ordinances for July and August. These or- dinances are passed at the beginning of each month for the month preceding. Their publication will interest & very large number of our readers. APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE FOR JULY. 20833 W.J, Broatch, salary of mayor......$ Eighteen chuncllmon. at §50 month 45 {ohn L. Webster, oit oy nt nttorney. Pulwr & Hll(-ll"‘l.l rlnucrlm Two coples ordinance,cable rai Tolll John lhlnh city treasurer -8 John Hu mun . teasurer, for 4. . Gn- am, d Ilfll.l,l‘“ L) €. & Goodrich, comptroller A. Gelatte, éepuu oouptrolier. . K. Kouner fl&uz oommruuer &Rich rdum.oral CITY CLERK’S DEPARTMENT. . B. Southard, ult{ clerk. . G. Manville, stant clerk. assistant clerk.... ... 01 un, assistant clerk.. .. a Géorgd E. and Wm Gibson, mnnsy for postage stamps. J. 8, Caulfield, ink, pe! weighta, et Potter & Me, nance... BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. 8¢ A. D, Balcombe, chairman C.E. Mayne, membe: gmlu Helmrod, meri injeyson & Lougl iy T chain, locl(.... SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS, George C. Whitlock, superintendent of vulldings... hit plats and postny Frank J. Campbell, s Frod A Tompkins,insp 28 days at $4.00 Bimon Cook. msp 12 days, at $4.00.... 48 00 s 082 60 (A8 INSPECTORS' DEPARTMENT. Jamos Gilbert. mspeotor. s 1 Rosewater & Christie, 1 mi T. Duke, rep lock and 1 pr 3135, !. ’l‘. Duke, 1'pr scissor. 141 70 . BOILER INAPECTORS’ DEPARTMENT. J?i‘m Jenkins, boiler inspect’r, & i Herbe days. ? Smith & C. F. Goodman, 1 turkey duster Louis Berka, polico judge.. J. B. Kalph, sec b'd of healt . L. Ramacciotti,vet. aurz n K B.T. Duke, 1 tapeline. ANSCOM _PARK k 850, f Pm'lc.ymuoy n, labore Martin Crow, Iaboror, 25 da) John, “MoDohald, laboror, 4 aaye. 082 00. Samuel Jacuioi, iaborer, id dnya, wt at Thomas Holland,iaborer,i7 days at $3 Ebil Kalley, laborer, 5 days at 82 ', Duke, hardware and n moister, tiuning roof at park oKol, Wi Hulton, Inborer, 36 Andrew Halton, Inboror, & days.. Wm, Matbieson, laborer, 5 days. 81 2| =sgzsk 3 MEAT INSPECTOR'S DEPARTME! w«l Hickstein, igspector, 1 month. m. Fear, inspector,1 month. H. A. Koster's, 1 Japan sign C. F. Goodman, milk tester. 2| awss glesss slissssss 1 FLUMBING !‘l‘ll‘l("l‘m('fl DEPARTMENT. John 8 Caulfield, pens, in L. . 26 00 , 1 Japan sign.. 1 50— Ju n H. ler, sergeant-at-arms, June and Jllli... o H.'.‘A‘ Kosters, fitting up annex build- Total ... weuen DAMAGES PAID. Mre Alice J. Wilkins, chango grade lots 102 .8 John le‘nr nu r by counci “VlllNl’ElilVG DE AI(I‘IIEVT- Geo. W, Tillson, city engingor. K} A. J. Grover, assistant ongineer. a4 . K. Kimbail, assistant engineer. . ollins, kvsuor. “r- llay, o lon, assistant ut Chae. mmnm:xlmMn sy n, as enry Gallaghor, axeman leraming, axeman £22828888283828528888¢S, SPTTET2RSRIT2BBIRATESE nyi George Hnlmlll.l hnrln and wagon one moath, X George Hoffy one mont! G, Goodma 2 B .o & 8 2 ss2 Bwartz &xelloy.prmun. 4rade books &¢, allowed by council | BTRE) . 81 o-li Kent rtroet co foreman, 3 ins, forom: ‘-‘&h;n. !or.cnmlu. $3.50 b A idspkiis g n team, 24 Wm. Murphy, laborer, 24 days at ll Wm. l‘ulpnlr Iaboror. 32 days at 92 John flnn-n bonr nu dqys at §2 .. Frank Parker Mike Riley, lnborfl ll!dl Ed Clark, Iaborer, 21 89 d John Metzger, laborer, 2) da! Peter Boyle. I £ Richard O Jus Genrnes inborer, 24 70,days Thos, Shay, fa , laborer, 24 &0 days &t Pat Burphy, Iaborer,10 &9 days at John nedy, Isborer, 22 days at bore il 8- fla)‘l ll ohi Cddes larioror, B 6. iy 'at L] Pat Hart, laborer, 11 days at Hugh Dougherty, lnborer, 4 days at 2. Toney Kennedy, inborer,20' d llé[)ulutlklh Iaborer, 21 Joh { Iaborer, 20 days at §2 Chnl 0 NM 1, Inborer, 21 60 dl)'l ut 82 Dennll Connor, laborer, 22 20 days at ¥red Kump' . H. Schaidt, Joht 0'Connor, laborer, 16 d Con Lynch. Iabo Loo Hurt. laboror, 2 day Ole Jonnson, Iaborer, 24 days at 83, Martin Pokorny,laborer, 24 dn Albort Nediel, Idborer, 21 days at $2. Ole l"r:lerlokwn. laborer, 236-0 days .+ 20 |nhorer H duu ax borer, 34 days at fi rer, 14 60 duys at Chinaga” Lumbor Co, lui.ber from Julytn July 27 m]m MIlrphy.bluclfllnlthllll.ADrfl. B2 5255.8522 228 8 2. HSS 25220 25 S3285c 322 58T2a3 2233 2e2Ee =828% 232233725 ©SE & 38 SEa SIITF 3T 883382 883338235 S8253 888 Total. IN Bee Publishing Co,June 7 to June 33 § HAULING DEAD ANIMA John Nelwn. 6 dogs and 2 horses, 8! 7 dogs and 1 cow, $5,50. H?nry anh!, 8 dogs and mwanure roim L. A, -uldsmlfll U dogt horses d 1 cow ELECTRIC LIGHT! Omaha, Thothuson & Houston, Elec: o Light Cou, 4 lights, 10th st Vimatice. June s 4 lights Tith st viadu 13th street bridge, 1 light Jefferson Square, 1 light. Total . GASOLINE LAMPS, Ohlo Street Lighting Co, lighting 0,180 lumps, April Ol Stredt Lighting Co " lighting 10,683 lamps July ..veee o RENT. Exposition building association city hail July 1stto 8lst MEDICAL 8E Dr. P. 8. Loisenring, profes services city poor allowed by coun- 2700 10 00 A, J. Johneon, rcbate on’ taxes, al- lowed by counci MISCELLANEOU Byron Recd Co. muking deeds et allowed by council Andrew Murphy, bl garbage boat 613 60 ki 663 10 2,020 85 104 91 194 %0 1,200 22 1,516 50 {rom 7th to 8th, final estimate J. Ryan & Co..grade 24th and Seward to'6ity limita.hnal estimato John Rush grade tax 20thavenue, .'Ohll Hlllh Kflldb avenue, Hansoom park . John ‘Rush grade tax Waulworlh avenue Hanscom park......... EL mr'nrw FYI‘FVqr! cks, Judie: epublican, eto Total from the general fund. FROM THE LIBRARY FUND, (Public library exponses.) N. B. Falconer, rent for July, 1887....8 Jessio Allan, salary as librarian .. glo Orlirion, atsistant libraria o Allan, cash paid st A & Co. Oinaha Ropubiican; Bianks - Jessie Allan, cash to renow subscrip- tion papors. Chus. Evans, catalogues Total of library fund.. FIRE DEPAIT Snlaries ot Aty one employes cidental expenses ... POLICEFORCE. Captain Cormacl Thirty-six poli t $7¢ Spm:hll Dolloomen. Janitors, Jaliors rs. W. J. Bchaller, feeding Dfllnnurl in June, 1841......8160 50 e W. J. Euhlllur. feedmr ly, 1887 $ 31095 5 00 8 50 ig] pany, slootrio light for June 18 00 . Hogors & Sons, ouspidores heuds, &c..... ucv cmm‘rs. J H.Clulun!d mk -stan ler & Blchndmn. vrlnun R. W. Pettit, koeper, for July C. B, Havens & Co., conk.... Total.ievsvssas Fiemming & Sh Bright & Co., grease, &o. E. T, Duke, hardware. Jas Stephenson, Exposition nuld' &c., July 1 John Moore, supt. .. Jerry LeAry, Oporator. Edward Hiche. operator . John Kelloy , operator. H. Miller, line n Davis & Cowglii, Total. Total of police fun FROM THE OURB AND GUTTER, ETC., FUND— REPAIRING BRIDGES. $2. Mike G U, inboror, 121-2 days at 82 Fred Anderson, sand " ©. D, Woodworth,sand Total... FROM THE JUDGMENT FU w 0. Bartholomew, judgment cosf Donavan, nepector ono da; SPECIAL 'ms'nur'r. ou Murphy, Cre llblon mmo of ourb and lut T, 14th ‘and worth to Mercer. i 457 21 J. l. Riley, final estimate curd &nd guttes d 17th to 22d 11,025 11 A pector curb and ‘gutter, Callfornia st. as above.. ..., ‘l‘oll Ipo(‘lll dlstrict curb, and gut- .8 11,002 97 nmu -nm 'NORTH 0N SEWER FUND, 3. 0, Corbey, final estimate, Warl ‘main, 10th'and Davenport to Chis cago. 673 50 FIOM THE SPECTAT. J. Ryan & Co. .nn-l unmne mh and f.uln ats. to Vinton s LS RogarT SOM THE PAVING HOXD ;uu ogan Dros. & Co., flnal estimate, iuf pviog dutiet So. 6 ™ !PlflAlhl A flflll ostimat Georke Hume, lupmm-. pcvm; dls o, L. Dennis, lnmflnr Vll!. mnfin o, 8. $otsi Regan Bros. & Co., part of final esti- mate PAVING AISERICLO] .....oouu... J. B. Callahan, inspector paving dis- Geo. Hume, inspector paving dis- trict 6 Regan Bros. & co. final estimate pav. ing district No. 68 llapn Bros & Co, extra 5 l}{-mgg. inspeotor FlVII‘Il dis- 0, Gfl" et 00 |n,Tn_n . $3918 M1 19 00 Barber Asphal uvlng Co., lll'lll o8- timate district No. 7 Barber As rf""'" paving Co., district o Geo. L, Ilenntl. inspector pi trict No, 76... Barber Asphalt paving Co., final es- timate district No. Barboer Asphalt paving Co., extras distriet No. 77 Goo. l. Dennll. lnlnel.‘mr dllll'lc! No. Barbor Asphait paving C timate district No. 7% Darber Asphs district No. Gs0. L Donnie, lnapuctor afstrict No. Reyan Bros. & Co. final estimate dia- trict No. 108 Geo. Hume, {nspector district No, 108 Total of special district paving funds From the library f From the police fund.. From the curb and gutter &c, fund From tho judgment fund.. From special 16th st viaduct fund.... From the speclal dist curb and gutter th Omaha sower From tne special grading funds From the puving bond funds. ¥rom speoial dist pav funds Total of ordinance as amended by council.. +. 86,7 From the police fund as amended by council: POLICE COURT. John 8, Wood clerk police court. Frank Keiral spec pol 10th st vinduc Total . From council: E W Haymond, moving bridge $120 00 The July Abpropriation ordinance will be published to-morrow. ———— FOUND DEAD, $130 y city The Father-in-Law of Sergeant Moy- sten a Victim of Heart Disease. Patrick Boylan, father-in-law of Police Sergeant Moysten, was fonnd dead yester- day morning on a bench in John Krauzer's saloon, at Twelfth and Cass streets. The old gentleman was about the saloon the night before complaining of a pain in hus chest. A blanket was finully spread over the bench and he was told to lie down and rest. This hedid,and shortly fell into what seemed a sound slumber. He was not disturbed until terday morning, when upon tempting to arouse him, Krauzer discov- ered that he was dead. His family and relatives were quickly notified and his sons-in-law, Sergeant Moysten and Peter Conners, with their wives, arrived at Krauzer's place shortly thereafter. The remains were laid out at the saloon, re- moval being denied until after the coro- ner’s inquest. This was held yesterday af- ternoon, the verdict being that Boylan came to his_death from rheumatism of the heart. He wasspoken of as a fine old gentleman, und his death is a source of much sorrow to a wide circle of relatives and friends. The funeral will take place to-day from the family residence, cor- ner Tenth and Chicago streets. Notice. Any person giving information to the undersigned of the whereabouts of Gil- bert Everton will confer a favor on him. He left O'Neill, Neb., three years since, and has not since been heard from. B. F. Rosexrts, O'Neill, Neb, s Unbrotherly Brothers. Jesse and Andy Martin are brothers. They are also horse traders. Yesterday morning they were coming in on Saun- ders street in & buggy. They got into a dispute over the disposal of a piece of horseflesh. Andy smote Jesse up along- side of the jaw, and Jesse got Andy's right thumb 1n his mouth and chewed theend of it off. Then their horse took fright at the struggle going on witinn the vehicle, and kicked up his heels and ran off. The unbrotherly brothers were dumped into the gutter together. Andy happened to be on_top. He begnn to hand it to Jesse a la Sulli- van. Then Jesse suceecded in getting hold of an old broom handle, and he knocked Andy down and beat him up until bis own mother wouldn’t recognize him, They were run in, and Dr. Ralph dressed their wounds. 'Then they stood up before Judge Berka and were fined $10 and costs each. Jesse settled the bill for both, and they left the court room u);,alhar just as if nothing unusual had occurred. Gas and Electric Light, Some time ago the BEE announced that a proposition had been submitted to the council by the Thompson-Houston Electric Light company, to illuminate the city, at a figure which the represent- atives of the company claimed would reduce the (‘xpcngc of lighting Omaha by nearlz one-third.” Up to this time, noth- ing further has been heard of the proposition. It was referred to the committee on gas and electric hghts, and in their pigeon-hole it now seems to be sleeping. A citizen commented on the matter yesterday, and asserted that the propumion was wortllv at least respectful consideration,and the longer it remained unacted upon the more the people would be inclined to feel the domination of the gas company, which he claimed in no way fuvored competition, Board of Public Works, The board of public works met-yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock,and recommended to the council the final estimate of P, McCauly, tor sewer building in district 82, amounting to $18,834.66, ‘A resolution was adopted notifying the firm of Regan Bros. and their bondsmen, James C. Brennan,Alexander McGuvock and John Wakefield, t three months over the time allowed the first mentioned to complete the basement of the new city hall had elapsed, and that some steps must be taken tosee that the work is com- pleted this year or elsc to suffer the conse- quences. They were also ordered to meet the chairman of the board of public works on next Saturday at 2 p. m.to talk over the matter with a view to ar- rlvmf at an understanding in the case by all the parties interested, A Model Department, ‘The board of fire and police commis- sioners have been inspecting the fire department, They made a careful in- spection of the men, engine houses, borses, machines and hose, and found everything in an extraordinarily satis- factory coudition. The engine houses were all found in a neat and metbodical condition, the mea were tidy and keenly alive to the lmsmnu of their positions, in fact every of nu department was all that comid be desi 1 of which is & very farge feather in Chief Galligan's ur The board claims that no city in the country of the size of Omaha can boastof such a thorough fire department. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. marvel of pur ty,strength and wholesomensss. Mare econ- omical than the ordinary kinds, cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low cost short weight njum or J»hmmme powders. loll n:{y.:n %pn;. RovAn BAKING Puwnn Ce. WAIT FOR FORRPAUGHS SIX GREAT SHOWS, With tho only. Xogmmnm and thoroughly Re- modoled Wild West Show in Ameriea, to which the famous Custor Battle IS added, muking ub- solutely three times the greatest show on earth will exhubit in Omatia one day only, on Wednesday. Sept. 28 Never befere in the his- tory of tent umusem nis ontiiscon nent wa- tiere u more diversiiied wid ainim 410 the Hanestiin i giexino Hipuods m: Suee ‘he 1 mita 1o “Adam Forepaugis Managerial Amtition. In M Titanto crasn & single oirc! s nil hip: Podrome: Dotonc i mere tell ol W Witk et and ¢ tle that would p effectual 33 of A Veritable Buffalo B! 1 For nineteen week : inNew YOIk, & week 11 Pl la- dolphin, und wigo 1y Baldmore sad' Wushinatn u.d other cities on hisway wos’, .but by tha om n Wlons, xp 20 with the abso ut ' re hatcould ¢ famous Custel le and ' oth pic- b ucenes of the Wid West.*In Wa hint he F 1 Cabl \ ntiended the griat g1 show, £o their Iniaite sitistaction and “Thie success everywhero is gvery city soanxiovs aro the poilce hive 1o te culied i to prevent muh; brenking throuxh the canvas. DINg Adresn ,,,sw'h i Forepuulk stysios ‘Iun u) mn the declaration this uru ‘nv. unn\ Ined #ho FUILY THREE TIMES LAUGGER THAN EVER' Fertull partio mphl programm AI)LIIS&ION, 50 CENT Teservod soals can be. unurm on tho day x||lh|l|un At Max Meyer & elry 8tore, Tt and Farnum strecte, ¢ usaal sgut Ao vai Will' also exuibitat Lincoln, Sept. 27; Bluffs, Sept, 2. PIANOS CHICKERING ENABE Vosed& Sons Instruments exchanged, rented and sold on easy payments, below Factory Prices. Instruments slightly used a’ GREAT BARGAINS. Max Meyer & Bro Omaha, Neb. Council -fi-mnn AITI -runn E MEN P ‘ ilir BEnsee o direiy G rough ',:,;n"-..::.g"_,kl_ =4 T B tar e Ghiesat , Youthful, Im; b .‘.‘..'25&9.‘3...»:...."},.“!.'4 l‘ll b errors and bad prictices ll IIAL Co, Dmuul THE BEST WAY To attract trade is to keep reliable goods and sell them cheap. We have done so and have had the satisfaction of seeing our business rapidly grow to be one of the largest in the country. The immense stock which we carry this summer will easily convince you of the fact; with such a stock we cannct afford to make high prices, nor the profits exacted from the pub- lic by smaller houses prices. such a stock is the people’s guarantee for fair dealing and low We have opened the fall season with an enormous variety of business and dress suits, They embrace all the new styles and novelties of the season in WORSTEDS, CHEVIOTS AND CASSIMERES. Among the many special bargains we start in the season with, we mention the following: 400 men’s all wool cassimere suits, heavy weight, of attractive greyish color, serge lined, aud well and substantially made, $5.50. It may sound big to tell you that these suits are actually worth twice this amount, but an examination will convince you that we are not exag: gerating, and you will have to admit that you never saw such a suit offered for less than $10. Another great surprise is our all wool corkscrew sack suit, elegantly made and trimmed, which weé will gell for $6,50, ' No house ever sold such a suit for less than $12. These are only a few samples of what we have in store for you this season. | All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price at Nebraska Clothing Company Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. EDUCATIONAL. HILADELPHIA BEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, £ North Broad 3t l‘hlh\nl(-lphh\. 17th year begins Sept. 218t, 1857, Address Miss K. E. Juui\IN ncipal, who refers by specinl permission to Mr. and Mrs, John N. Jewett, Mr. and Mrs, Philip D, Armout, Mr. ana Mrs. Horace F. Waite, ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL W DEPARTMEN WASI'"NG'I'ON UNlVERSITV | known e Chicago. or. A 1n two F mitsto Bue Taition $80 per annum : fdldress null clyuulty. lfl?Luen"Ll-u. 8T, l. M0 YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE And HOME SCHOOL for GIRLS. KANSAS CITY MO. Full corps of Teachers. Pupils recoivedutany time, For 1y to, e B MCGOMAB, Principal Howard Gollegiate “Institute, For Young Ladfes reopens Sept 21. Collego Propuratory, Classical and cientific, Graduut- ing courses, For circulnrs address EMMA CONRO, Principal, or B. B. HOWARD, Soore. tary, West Bridgowater, Mass. iybtawzee OMAHA MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE. €LECTA i’ PBATT RIES "% B2 T o FOR TIIE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONIC w» SURGICAL DISEASES BRACES AND APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES, TAUSSES, A0 THE New VAMOOOELE SUSPENSORY GLAMP COMPRESS. apparatus and remedies for snecemul rd . Eplle; ooy and ail Burgical Oy Book on Diseases of Women FREE. Only Reliable MEDICAL INSTITUTE MAKING A SPECIALTY OF PRIVATE, SPECIAL and NERVUUS DISEASES. pre- orenibsory of Your caa, i sai inia wrapper, our o ‘Wooms for iatien HA MEDICAL & SURGICAL, INSTIT ), HoMenamy, Cor. 13(h st. & Oapitol Av.,0mana, Neb, l(e dlcul Bools orPapers Kree. ot the Omabs bilshed A forn oo aa the methio Bl S0 reputation of pein ul 4 pationts roc Among the bo ttery for home use; lmnn mos baoks f teosti 1lil- wel-satys ia WM. MC INTOSR. B. . BODWELL BODWELL & McINTOSH, Real Estate Dealers 140 South Spring Street, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. Dealers in city and country property of ail descriptions. General information to new- comiers freely given. BOIT-HAID" ..“... P N Iclm OI ulare P G e StLovie S.A.MPLE BOT‘I‘LE FREE DIARRHOEA CHOLERA MORBUS Cincinnati, O. For sale by the following agents: Richardson Drug Company; Bruce & Co., Adler &Heller, Frank Dellone & Co., Families supplied by Gladstone Bros, & DYSENTERY AND Al 09 3 1042}9}3 “Yopuoreuy Aqpojpiog pue pojiodu B'ake, Borkoff & Mack, For sale by all R. R. Grotte. Co. Sample bottle free, wholesale and retail druggists, liquor dealers and wine merchants. .S “Qhaa, 10 W, E..A.YMON-D Diamond Merchant, Dougia, ana 18t S5 silver. “' \\\‘ STECK PIANOS Remnarkable for powerful sympa- thetic tone, pliable action and ah- solute durability; K) years’ record, the best guarantee®of the excel- lence of these instruments, WOODBRIDGE BROS, LEAKY ROOFING, Tin or Iron, Repaired. Aud Painted and guaranteed tight for number of years. _Paints nover blister. GRAVEL ROOFING Manufactured and repaired. Fire Proof Paint appliod to shimplos, 15 years experionce. WM. li. CURRAN &S 2111 8.13¢ St. Bet. Arbor and Vinton. A SPLENDID OPENING For all kinds of busiucss at the New Town of Harbine, idway betweou Fairbury ard Beatrice on the CK &N.R R Lots Cheap on Easy Terms. Address C. B. LETTON Fairbury, TYLER DESKCO 20medm-tu-thasat Pianos & Organs Retailed at Wholesale Prices. Write for catalogues, nrwnl and terms and ave from §50 10 $160 in the purchase of aa in- rument. s HUYETT BROS,, §t. Joseph, Mo DRS. S. &D.DAVIES ON 1707 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo, Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatom, St. Louis, Mo., University Colfege Hospi- f tal, London, Giesen, Germany and New 3=+ York. Having devoted their attention SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF Nervous, Chronic and Blood - DISEASES, More especially those arising from impurs- dence, invite all 50 suffering to correspond without delay. Diseases of infection and contagion cured sately and speedily with~ out use of dangerous drups. Patients whose cas 8 have been neglected, badly treated or paonounded incurable, should not fail to write us concerning their symps toms. All letters receive immediate ate tention, JUST PUBLISHED, And will be mailed FREE to any address on receipt of one 2 cent stamp. “Practici Observations on Nervous Debility an Physical Exhaustion,” to which is adde an “Essay on Marriage,” with importang chapters on Diseases of the Reproductive Organs, the whole forming a valuable meds ical treatine which should be read by all young men, Address S. S, & D. DAVIESON, 1707 Olive St., 5t. Louis, Mo, J. B.HAYNES DEPOSITION : TAKEN. i <] THIRD JUDICIAL Dlal‘lflbl 87 Chamber of Comnerce.