Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 3, 1888, Page 8

o THE OMAHA DAILY BHE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. 1888 THE CITY. The internal revenue collections yes- terday amounted to $4,105.67. A. J. Gilmore, of Avoca. Ia., had his rip stolen yesterday near the Union acific depot. During the month of July $1,822.20 | was collected for fines, #1,082.50 for costs and §30.50 for state purposes. A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of Mr. Lang, who insists on keeping a filthy hog pen on North Six- teenth street thatisageneral pestilence —breeding nuisance to the neighbo hood. The children and teac s of the Kountze memorial Sunday school had a delightful picnic yesterday in Seymour Park, the party going to and returning from the grounds in a special on the Missouri Pacill A meeting of the stockholders of the Nebraska National bank was held Wednesday, and at it an increase of stock voted by the directors July 10, was confirmed. The paid in capi i $400.000 with a surplus fund of $50,000. The case of assault with intent to kill brought against Saloonkeeper Snowden and his bartender, John Carlow, by Marcus Franklin, dwindled down into a mere saloon fight, and all three of the participants were fined each $15 and costs. Personal Paragraphs, R. A. Moore, of Kearney, is at the Paxton. C. W. Hurvey, of Beatrice, 18 at the I ton. J. R. Makuver and wife, of Osceola, are in the city. J. Bucheit, of Grand Tsland, is at the e, rge L. Stovens, of Callaway, Neb. at the Millard. N. M. Stark, of Des Moines, was in the city yesterday. neral Lecse, of Lincoln, is a Paxton guest. R. A. Moore and C. E. Hanson, of Kear- ney, are at the Paxton. R. Sutherland, of Tekamah, was an Omaha visitor yesterda; Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Abbott, of Lincoln, were in the city yesterday. W. L. Fairbrother, of Lincoln, is in town and a guest of the Millard, C. N. Baird, of Weeping Water, is in the purchasing a stock of hardware Mrs, . B. B cil W. T, Canada and M. I braska City, were Omaha v married in Columbia, N. Y-, in 1881, and thé | plaintiff has been a resident of Omaha for sixteen months. He alleges that his wife de- serted him three years ago and that for two years all relations between them have ceased, - Marriage License The following marriage licenses were is- | sued yesterday by Judge Shiclds: Name. Residence, Age. { Charley Lina, South Omaha, 1 Manda Anderson, Omaha. ... { Jacob Oasterle, Omaha. 1 Mary Mack, Omaha. . Samuel Campbell, Omaha. 1 Mildard Rose, Omaha ... {John H. Weidman, Omaha 1 Fanny E. Rudd, Omaha. . John Geiser, Plattsmouth. . .. 1 Mrs. Annie Frank, Omaha Hibbard Got H William Flynn, an ex-policoman, but at present a contractor, became involved in & dispute with a farmer named Hibbard near Irvington Saturday evening and fired three shots at him with a pistol. The bullets took effect in_the head, thigh and ankle but were ony flesh wounds. Flynn is grading a road near Irvington and had camped ou Hibbard's Gun, farm. The landlord ordered the con to vacate aud he refused to do so. Hibbard went to the house for his shot gun and re- turning aimed at Flynn. The gun hung fire and Flynn then drew his revolver and began shooting. Hibbard was carried home where he was cared for by his family. Army. The representatives of the Second infan- y in the rifle competition for the depart- ment medal wilt leave Fort Omaha Saturday next for the Bellevue range. The following are the names of the qualitied sharpshooters who will each represent his respective com- v, and all combined represent the Second of poral Samuel ler, comp: E 1t Thomas . Sergeant Charles Bll- re; Och Shaw, comy n; well, company C pany D3 Private T, I, Plunkett, comy Corporal John A, Moove, compan al William Cox, company (i auer, company H; nan, company T'; Corporal Ow Cord, cotpany K. b3 Cor- rporal James C. Me- Vroman for Chief Engineer. On October 6, the Brotherhood of Loco- motive Engincers hold their annual meeting at Richmond, Va. Among other business transacted, will be the election of gencral officers. Chief Arthur has already signified his intention to not allow his name to be in presented for the position and, 48 a matte 'S the men are casting their eyes aron ssor. Amoung the . N. Buird, of Weeping V Perry, of Lintoln, were in the city yester- aay. J. T Armstrong, of Be E. Dorrington, of IMalls City, were and George in the city yesterday. 3. 8. Rowley, president of the Home In- vestuwent company, has left for a trip to southern Californi The New Devuty. Silas B. Lake has been appointed deputy Jailer in the place of Lee Frost,who resign that position last Monday. Mr. Lake is f the Eighth w. He was raking gras the jail yard and overseeing a mowers as his first day’s worlk, The Veterans Will Picnic. At a meeting of the Veteran emen’s as- sociation, Wednesday night a committee con- sisting of Charley Fisher,J. H. Lichtenberger and Joe Teuhon was sinted tomake arrange ments for a grand picnic which is s00n 10 be held. Forrest , Attention. The institution of the court eclivse of the Independent Order of Forresters will take place this evening at 8 o'clock at Hornber- ger's hall, 1817 Douglas street, Mr. William Kilpatriclk, high sccretary of the order, oi- clating as Installing officer. He Got Fined Anyway. Tom Riley who while drunk attempted to outrage the hired girl at lus boarding house a couple of nights ago, and who was charged with assault with intent to commit rape, had a hearing before Judge Berka yesterday ternoon und had the case dismissed. For being drunk, however, he paid §19.50, Another Purk. There will be a meeting next Tuesday of a number of the citizens of Florence for the purpose of deciding upon what amount of worlk shall be done on the new park in that town this scason. The subject of turning the same over to the city of Omaha under conditions the same as thos under which Hunscom puci was accepted, will also be considered. Cable and Street Car Collision. While street car No. 24 was crossing the cable track on Tenth and Jones lust eve- ning about mnine o'clock a grip car collided with it, knocking the frout trucks off the streel smashing the shield and other- wise injuring it. The borses, which were badly scared, broko loose and escapea un- injured. Nobody on board the cur was iu- fured. Not Henry Fuhrman. Yesterday Tue Ber printed a special from Fremont to the effect that P. Firestone, a dealer in general merchaudise, was forcclosed under a chattel mortgage, held by Heury Fuhrman, of that city, and amounting to £2,100. The matter was alluded to in another puxt of the paper, where it wos stated that Mr. Fubrr fai The mistake was & paipable one, Board of Public Works, The board of public works will receive Dids to-day for constructing u sewer in dis- tr which 1s bounded by Burdette st and Like street und exten first strect to Twenty-th They will also recewve bids for furnishing stone flugging for sudewalks in the permaucnt sidewalls district. The pay roll of inspectors on public works for July amounted to §2,000. The pay roll of street Dirk versus Wreneh, Two men, one of whom was armed with a knife and the other with a monkoey wrench, engaged in a pitched vattle near the corner of Fourteenth and Dodge about 8 o'clock last eveningz. The knife proved a mightier weapon than the wrench and did some most effective work, although none of the wounds received by eltber belligerent are serious. As s00n as the fight becate noised about the two men disappeared and the identity or nawme of either could not bo learned. slilde They Wanted 10 Stay With Him. N. P, Nelson, who lives at Thirty-third and Leavenworth, has been renting a room In his house to & couple of fellows named Vis Gutlery and Dan Jones. ‘They have proved undesirable tenauts and night before last ne told them he could no longer accommodate thew under his roof. This raised a row, and the two tenants armed with a pitcher and a piece of board struck Nelson several blows, puttinge bis head fn two or threo pluces and inflicting & decp wound in his right haud. Warrauts ure out for their arvest, = . He Thrashed the Darkey's Girl. A hackman named W. M. Armour con- veyed a colored geutleman and his Dinah to Hill's road house in his vebicle night before lust, and just as they wore about to return the jehu had some words with the suble pair sud he knocked both of them down, The ‘womuu was the more badly Lruised of the two, and in addition 10 & number of other contusions hor right eye was swelloed shut. Armour was arrested und taken before Jus- tice Wade's court, where he was granted a continuance until next Monday. Dererted Husband Jgnatius O'Reiliy has beguu suit in the dis- trict eourt trom his wife Addie. He alleges © aguitery with one Gilinore. - ‘Thie plaintiff ¢ numerous acts at Omaba, Lincol and qbile, He makes the woman oit t-be a < praved choracter, and asks for the of the children, a girl and a Loy. 1. Eaton asks the court to sunder his ties with Jeonie Eaton. Thoy were £ doze nenti s position it is said there are noue more prominent than that of Goo. W. Vroman, of Omaha, He is regarded as a level-headed, conservative munand stands high in this order through- out the country. 'The ofticials of the Union Pacific rogard him as one of the best in thi country &nd_ure unanimous in expressing a desire 1o see him chos he doubtiess will be. The UNION PACIFIC is the only line from the Missouri River running direet to Ogden, Utah, the Orchard City of the Wahsatch Mountains. A TRUANT HUSBAND. His Perfidy Discovered and the Fuss it Occasioned. The climate about Omaha is rather sultry for the avi rage honest eit s from on, but if Walter A City and to eaged wife, he will find the warmer than that of any «d of. His wife is look- ing for b learned things during the y at have convinced her that she has uo move time for her husband, she has said that 1f ho 4 n Omaha she will kill him and that she will strangle her child be- fore he is ever allowed to get it. The circumstan that brought about place he has ev this extraordinary stato of affairs are ubout as follows: Mr. Moyer's evenings were oc: upied down town so much that his w ather suspected him of infidelity Sh finally located the house where he spent his tinie, and to her utter horror it proved to be a sporting house on Ninth streev near the plaming mill, where her husband worked. According to the story of Flossy Earle, Moye='s lady 1 the house, as she re- lated it, Mrs. Moyer got Daisy Ryan, an- other sporting woulun, to go to the Ninth street house as an inmate and locate the room her husband oceupied, and find out the girl who was receiving her husband’s at- tentions. By this mbans Mrs, Moyer suc- ceeded 1 learning that her husband had notouly been a freguent of the room, but had made the girl, Flossie, a number of valuable presents among which were a diamond ring with the words *‘John Walt to Flossie” engraved on the inside; a handsome gold watch and a number of other sie’s room was i clo of Walt's cont and hat and one or two ¢ As soon ese facts becamo known Mrs. Moyer t so uncomfortable for st Savarday lusband left_for craphed his od safely. This st Monday. he ng the early part of this week Mrs, until had nursed or wrath er heat and ‘I'ues Moyer it was at the proj o call on her husbaud's paramour, ‘ac panied by an_ofticer, prepared to take all of her husband’s goods and chattels from the Ninth street mansion. When Flossie learned of the presence of the officer and _her lover's wife she was also_iuformed by the servant that her enerny had @ gun, and that blood was about to flow over the carpets of the mausion. When entrance was at length fad to the room the two women met fuce to face, e waintiined a fierco defiunce of the other . Moyer demanddd her Lusband's g d his coat, hat and dies wer cely. given over. of the husband was aud the telegram announcing the safe arri val in Kansas City was handed ovel The diamoud ring and watch we sked for but The pictu 50 taken, refused. The wife then asked to sce the ring, and when it was handed her she put it on her The watch was then the disputed article left and it was in “hoek" at Hellman's, Mrs. Moy ent there and demanded it and on being refused sho went to Just Wade's court to institute repl n cecdings to get possession of it. Sh informed by the court that if the watch had been given by her husband to the givl she could not get 1t back. While loyer was after the watch, Flossic, dressed in a neat blue suit with her face gaudily painted, was seeking legal adyice to have Mrs. Moyer arrested for larceny. When she found that she not. accomplish that end she sought other legal advice to replevin her diamond ring and picture. She has finally concluded to drop the matter now and think no more of could Walter. The diamond ring was a Christmas preseut a year ago, mnT the watch was given to her last, Christias. Flossie stated that she did not know when Moyer would come back from Kausas City as she has secn but little of him for the last mouth. Mrs. Moyer will prob- ably let the case rest where it is as far as the Ninth street girl is concerned and settie 1t with her husbund. The UNTON PACIFIC runs two ele- gont trains daily from Kansas City to Denver—639 miles—and is the short line. ezl ) COURT DESERT) ROOMS, A Few Cases Attracting the Attention of the Judges, Arguments were being mude in the appli- cation of Kirkendall against the city of Omaha to preveut the grading of Leaven- worth street in front of plocks nine and twelve, near Tmrty-seventh aund Thirty- eighth street "Dl transcript from the gounty eourt was filed in the case of the E. M. Hulse Mattress company agunst J. L. Watson and tho New Yo r&Swruge compaiy. The judgment in the lower court was for the plantiff in the sum of §333. County Court. | Judye Shields was hearing ¢laims against the estute Of John Prank, decenséd. It was the first duy for filing bills wgainst the sanie, The UNTON route tothe Yel pular (' PACIFIC is th wstoae Nation SUCCUMBED 10 THE AEAT. Notes Concerning the Victims of Ex- posure to the Sun. James Shannon, a machinist in the Union Pacific shops, was prostrated by the heat and died early yesterday at his residence, Seventeenth and Nicholas streets. The deceased had long resided here, was well known, and leaves a wife and four chil- dren. Deputy Garbage Master Goldsmith, was Wednesday affected by, the sun, inan improved condition. Anthony Moskry, who resides at the cor- ner of Fifth avenue and Dorcas strect, suf- fered sunstroke Wednesday evening about 5 o'clock, from the effects of which hedied y terday. He was working during the day over a mortar bed near Dworak Bros'. brick- yard, “About 4 o'clock he complained of feol- ing sick, and was told to go to the shade. After remaining there a few minutes, he started for his home. Atthecornerof Tenth and Oak streets he fell, and remained there for some time in_an _unconscious condition. was taken to the residence of Joseph rjei about 6 o'clock, where physicians and ked over himall night in their attempt to restore him to consciousness. He remained in a comatose condition until the hour of his death, Mokry came to this country but a short time He was thir- ty-five years old, and leaves a_ wife and two children, who arein very indigent circum- stances. The remains of the unfortunate man were buried yesterday by tue county. A teamster engaged upon the Twentieth street horse railway grade was prostrated by the heat yesterday and his recovery is edingly doubtful He is u man of fam- v and resides in Albright's addition, but his name could not be pecertained. ‘who is Mr. Ruthford, who lives at 1 Sherman avenue, suffered from a severe e of sun- stroke yesterday afternoon. He was near is residence at the time and wus carried to the house and properly cared for. physician_in attendance pronoun the most remarkale one he ever saw. De- spite the fact that the temperature of Ruth- ford’s body had reachied the fatal height of 140 degrees and his flosh was so hot that_ the attendants could scarcely endure to hold their hands against it, he was perfectly con- scious and talked intelligibly. A laborer working in the streets on Twen- ty-eighth and Cuming was prostrated by the heat about b o'cluck yestorday afternoon and hud to be taken to the central police station. He was insensible and his name couid not be learned. Later he was taken to St. Joseph's hospital where he is lyiug in a very eritical condition. n- The d the case What a Dunce. I suffered with fever, hot head and foul breath, With stomach “disordered—was sick unto death, 1 bore it a week—surely I was a dunce— Then 1 took a few “Pellets"—they cured me at once, What a dunce,indeed, to neglect such aremedy and suffer o week, when quick relief could have been found in Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets, Fined for Taking T Herman, Anton and John Schult together with Jos tworking suelting works S50 the store of Jacob Bernstein on South Thirteenth street, ir Own Part. Wednesday evening when a boy of Bernstiens turned the hose on them. Herman Schult prabbed the boy and wresting the no away from bim gave hima little bath, Then Mrs. Bernstien, old man Bernstien, Mr Lugarman and a whole buttalion of sy thisers rushed out of the doorwiy ¢ s and essaulted Schult. His naturally took a hand fn_ the me! d the result was that Bernsticn was knocked dow aud bruised and contused quite effectua! chult was fined £20 in the polic court yesterday and Anton and John Rodo £10 each. THE REA Instru TKET. ents Placed on Record Dur- ing Yesterday A Kerrto H Y Bates, lot blik cook Terrace, w d. . A I} Houehter to A C Himebang Vander- West Omaha, wd.. .. Seveitiozs 18,000 Helmbach'to A Locius, 8 285 i Tot 2414, Mitlard & Culdwell's Aad, wa...... 7,00 AE Tienson and wife to R I3 Livesey, (ot 7,1 Briggs' Plag S s R .00 J B Thomas to M I3 I bk 12, M Richards & Tilden's Add, wd. . 1,600 M itog: wife to Bee Building (0, lot &, blk 124, Omaha, q ¢ SR 1 Vauscoy Bros to 8 Sinie » tlot 1, bik outh Omaha, w d.. D S 4,000 ultz and wite to' ¢ "B lot 4, blk 5, Armstrong’ 1,500 SW cor of ¢ % of nw X 3 3,00 A R Dufrene and wife to G G Walla al, lots 1 and 2, bik and n 121t lot 3, Boya's add, i : 1 H Fing 41, Credit Fond 7, blk 3, Jetter's aid, w 5 15,000 o Hammel and wite to G Fing 5 ve, wd... 16,000 al to Wi Mite] o7 Arthur, W 13 of w e toee 2000 onard, 1,450 e ct al to K 5 hik 14, Kountze's i . 11,000 »and'wife to T Pernow, lot 16, ssub,wd.... 0 Willtam Flemming and ming, s und ' of w 444 ftof e ofhwigblbtie, wd. ... 5 H B Kennedy otal to L € 'and A ¢Tony, 1ot 12, blk %, Denise’s add, w d. 00 Nineteen transfers Building Permits. The following building permits were is- sued yesterday : P. F. Dennison, barn, Madison avenue, pittoonthe,.i. .\ ivi s ser, residenico iud ‘burn, Ne near Lowe avenuo " Wilde, Improvenient 8200 Fourteenth seenies 630 John iing, office ind shed, Farnam, near Bogg 8 dvenue,.. ... 600 D, W, Rhull, two-story brick block of Hiaty and stores, Twentiath and ST Winslow Britta, cottage, Fifleenth, near Willinms 3 200 P, It Belden. cotfage, Culitornia, ner nirty el th..... . 8,000 3%, Flick, tour cottages, Cassius wnd PWenbY-Afthe..e. . oievnerarass e 500D John Lindbiad, dwelling, and Parker. . 2,100 Flac %00 | THE SOUTH1OMAHA BUDGET. The Shekels ef the Saloonkeepers Flow into the Treasury. COUNCILMAN RAFFERTY LEADS. One Beer-Hawdler Proposes Fight— Hot and Quiet in the Packing Town — Notes About the City. The License Question. Quite a number of saloon keepers, are sub- mitting to the inevitable, and Clerk Hoctor is kept busy filling up the necossary blanks. Councilman Rafferty was the first to put up the &I75.00 necessary for the balance of the year, and he was quickly followed by Tom Rock, Frank Glass, Henry Beal, J. 8. Mul- lin, B. Bloom, Walsh & Connor, Bohner Bros., 8. 8, Reemor, George Rush, F. J. Eggers, Henry Martin and Antoine Blahalvek. Some saloonkeepers, however, kick, and one_ ten- dered the usual quarterly fee of £125. When it was refused he left for Omaha to get legal advice and to find out why the city broke the Slocumb law three months ago and are now trying to enforce it. “If the state law calls for 2500, anl says must be paid in advance, why did the ouncil accept £125 three months ago ("’ d. “I went into the business then, and it o freeze me out each member of the will_have to account for it. They pted my 8125, and that renders thein liable to the school board for &00. If I don’t take out a license for the balance of the year on account of their refusing to take my &1 I'm going to se the council puts in that $375 to the school board, and don’t you for- get it.” For Merchants, Garbage Master Hayes wishes it to be dis- tinctly understood that in future merchants must not throw the sweepings of their stores on the street. Large pieces of paper are oc- cassionally thrown out, and more than one run-away can be traced to this cause, but aside from this, there is a law against the practice, and the master says it is his duty to see that it 18 enforced. Notes About the City. Top price for hogs yesterday §6.50. Councilmen McMillen, Burke and Smith left for Omaha to ¢! 2 the contract for grad- ing, and wlso to_get some definite answer from the Stock ds company respecting the sewerage question. Ofticer John Sexton picked up a wallet ining £330 yesterday, and made one saloonkecper happy by returning it. The saloonkecper paid his license for the balance of the year 3 and costs for be- s the only prisoncr did not call for s let go. of the A. O. H. esent next Sun- hie was entenco solitary confinement, he v . . Maloney -y member to be | afternoon in rtunt’s hall, Wednesday night the newly instituted lodge of Forresters met in che K. of P, holl and clected ofticers for the ensumg year, John Corcoran, a teamster, was held up on Twenty sixth street Wedussday night, He had just returncd frow Ouaha, ting away his team, when he wis attacked by three foot pads. The noise of the sculic however, brought his son and a neighhor to the rescue, and the thieves were putto ilight 1d was put. It was John's pay day, and he clu men that ateacked him from board near his dw bue he would not like 1o identify them o A4 next sked to at- passed upon Saturday night, and th tend. Among other this will be the salary of the sction of surer, vice resigned. Members of the school bos 2 that the next meeting will be called at at m. sharp Monday. If they are noton I “sharp,” pusiness will go on without t; George W. Peck hag sued the Om plumbine firm of Burn Jones for rent. They re nted his ement cnd then It was this firm that had n has brought suit against sm for 15,00 dams She had rented o house from him, it in advance until August 9, time, she had_rented another joved part of her furniture, turn found the door broken of lier goods on the strec and puid tho re In the m house, and re but on her r open and the rc She hus also brought criminal suit for house bresking ngainst Hilerom, Wm. Black, Abingdon, Towa, was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr.Jones’ Red Clover Tonie, which cures all blood disorders and diseases of the stomach liver and kidne 7 he best tonie anc appetizer known. 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. et S Prisoners in Jail. © seventy-one men and {hree wo men confined n the county jail at present. Some of these have already been tried and are serying out their sentences. Twenty- three of the nuwber are held for trial at the next term of court, D To err is human, buv you make no mistake if:you use Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic for dy: , costiveness, bad breath, piles, ples, ague and aria, poor appetite, low spirits, or of the 50 cents kidneys, od -~ uke the UNION PACIFIC and its )N SHORT LINE to Portland, stomach and wn Drug Co. Smoke the best Mever & Co. igar in the world. Max wholesals depot. —— Building Permit She for July. The whole number of building permits n out during the month of July ving un aggregate va 9,030, T Vi Ladies and Children 15 " |A Delighttul Sustitute For Nauseous Drugs, is "§ _ SELT! TARRANT'S 2 ZER SIX MONTHS Accumulations of odds and ends in.our men’s and boy8’ suits stock,such as one or two suits of a kind, must be closed out during the next few days as our incoming fall goods are already crowding us for room Among the men’s suits are a few extra fine dress and business suitg madeof choicest fancy worsteds, and gotten up in a No ] style. No cus= tom garment can beat them, They are suits for which merchant tailors would charge from $40 to $50, and fine ready-mad e houses are asking $35 for them today. To make a quick and clean sweep with them, we have marked them at less than the material in them is worth. Of the $4.75 all wool cheviot suits advertised last week, there are only a few left, We never had such a run on a suit as we had on this, and at this time of the year, when other stores have nothing to do. It is a better {f looking and better wearing suit than other houses are offering for dou= § ble the money. Enormous reductions form former prices on all Boys’ and Children’s Summer Suits we have left. We do not intend to carry one over if we can help it. An endless accumulation of odd Knee Pants which will be sold at less than half thein | value. Wind up clearing sale of all our Summer Furnishing Goods, such as Underwear, Hosiery, Flannel Fhirts, ete. Closing out of all our Summer Scarfs at ridiculously low prices. A lot of splendid Silk Tecks at 15¢; usually sold at 50¢. Another lot of extra fine Four in hand and Tecks at 45¢ A lot of very fine Silk Grenadine Tecks at 35c. mer wear, and the regul such as are generally sold at T5e and $1.00, This is the handsomest and most elegant Scarf for Sum- e price for these Scarfs is everywhere $1.00; our price this week is 85c, A One price only and plain figures. ebraska Clothing Gomp Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, ‘ T \|Your Left Liver| W L | A Fropritury o Who is WEAR, NERVOUS, DEBILITA. | TED,whoinhis FOLLY md FGNORANCE | D away his VIGOK of BODY, ANROOD, causing exhausting ul needs but u wial | to'prove its worth, droing upon the FOUNTAINS of LIFE, . HEADACHE, BACKACHE, Drendful Dreams, WEAKNESS of Memors, BASHs FULRESS in SOCTETY, PIMFLES upon the FACE, and all the EFFECTS leading to EAREY BECAY and perhaps CONSUMP. FEON Y, should consult at once LLE D br. Clarke, Established 41, 11 Clarke has made N YOUS DE- WALIYY. CHRONIC and all Discases | 13 e GENITO URINARY Orgine a l.(pru i pudy, It mates NO difierence WIEAT you ] “uve taken or WHEO has failed to cure you. 29 £ M A LEN suffering from disuases pecuc Par to their sex can consult with the assurance #f speedy relief and cure. Sena 2 cents postage fbr worka on your discases. #-0end 4 cents postage for Celebrated Warkn on Chrenie, Norvous and Delfs ea’e Disenses. Consulintion, personnl'y or by Wtter, fires, Consult the old ctor, Tholcands curcd. Ofeos and | mrivite, 8aThoso contemplating wnd for Dr. Clarke's celcbrated guide Muic and Femalo, eacl both 20¢. stamps). Before confiding vour case, consulf Br. CLARMKE, {endly letter or call may shame, and add golden Al 83 and $1 Light SUM Hats, now L | ver itt | &arBuok ** Life (8 el) | - (sainpal. Medleine ard el Distilled Bitters in the Unted S e i P o | Bivters “recomnizta ' s #. D. COLAREE, M. D. | 1 nite laws as i Pro AR 5 i Lawfully Patented, No. of GrIcado, 1. 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Greevy,Passcnger Agent, HENDERSON BRCS., 72 La Sale St., Chicago. Council Bluffs, Towa. The v Or Lo any of our iocul agents when made arve turned over to the train —— e e - conduetc iking out such ears, so that Do e e 1 now secar ths or- 'AAX MEYEH & BRU ved, the same as a Pullman berth ig " 3 Headuche, Norvous Prostratc 1. LOMAY, SALE 50 0f alcehol or tobaceo, Wake LONAX, WHOLRBALHL Debrossion, Softenini af the B & T, Agent. AP ST A L Insanity, nnd leading to misery, decay and OMAHA, NEB muppg { \ 1D death, Premature Old°Age, Barrenness, Loss of | ———————————"""" ne CWEIRTS ant ) 1| Powe: 1n cither sex. Tavoluntary Losses and 5 b 31k WV | gpormatorves censedl by over-exertion of the General"Agents for brein, self abuse or over-indnlgence. Fach hox WY € aH . urnllnlnflw;m y',,mu treatniezt, plxl tl')'nx;‘lmx‘:;r ! ! Juxes for 85,00, sent by widl prepaid on 're- (. 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