Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1888, Page 5

LINCOLN NEWS AND NOTES Exorbitant Rates Charged by City Hackmen* VISIT OF EASTERN CAPITALISTS. Ao Insane Man Sent to the Asylum— The Savannah Freight Line—Po- litical Pointers—Supreme Court Matters. 1029 P Staket, LiNcoLy, Oct. 23, The hackmen of the city know how to pluck a plum when they see one as well as the slickest sharper of the land, and judging from the observations of Tue Bee man during the past week, and especially last night, some of them do not hesitate to do it. The ordinances of the city regulate the fares from vlace to place within the city limits, but it occasionally happens that the law can be evaded and the charge made and extorted is little short of highway robbery. Last night one of the boys ronnded up a gentle- man slightly inebriated at the corner of Twenty-first and N streets, and b rougbt him to the Capital hotel ana charged him 50 cents for his ride. No. 42 had caught a tar- tar and he kicked on the bill 0 settle the matter, Mr. Incbriate asked to be taken to the captain of the night police, and it was cheerfully done, but for the reason that be- came apparent when an additional 50 cents was added to the bill, and collect; the captain could not decide ot in the driver's favor, for he was within the limit of the charges allowed by the ordinance. But for all that it A & gamo of pure robbery on a small scale. The ordi- nance fixing back fares provides that a sched ule of rates shall be posted within the had but skim the sky in any light and Tue 1 scribe fails to see any rates or anything that looks like them in any of the carriages pro- vided for the convenience of the visiting or traveling public. Complaints are becoming quite frequent of late anything but favorable to the credit of the city h.u kmen, Lmxcorx BUREAU or Tie Omana Bis, % AN Three special coacl hcq this morning on the Burlington fl_\'or and tarried in this city until this afternoon, when they went on to Kearney, where they were specially m.uml The gentlemen comprising the > umllfl! hailing feom Boston: and Springtield, Mass., and a number of them have property interests in the west, especially in the new water power at Kearney, which is attracting attention from moneyed men in a great many locali- ties. The party numbered forty-three per- s0ns, and they spent the forencon in looking over the poiats of interest at the Capita Some of the gentlemen were strangers, but they hrve come west to plant money providing inducements are sufficient to warrant a ven- ture, The Frank mvestment company will Invite the consideration of the party first. It now scems that the canal built by Mr. Frank something like a year ago was not the scheme of a crank or a man. It doubt- less has the bottom that wiil make Kearney one of the best cities of Nebraska, or of the great west. The excursionists left well pleased with what they saw of Lincoln, and will probubly stop on their return trip’ and Rive the city a more extended visit. While here the gentlemen were handsomely enter- tained by the board of trade and some of the leading mu.-n- of the city. NSANE, o at present em pln\wl on the street work was brought to police headquarters a day or two ago at the instigation of his three brothers, who de- clared that he was dangerously insane. He ‘was taken before the board of insane com- missioners to-day and after a careful hoear- ing was committed to the asylum. At times his actions were very strange, aud for the past balf dozen days he has rarely been with- out a “‘case knife,” and his comrades and friends became afraid that he might take his own hfe and pmbubl{)lhnl of others, and 80 filed the complaint. uring the night he walks about taiking to himself, and frequent- ly disturbed the repose of the boys with whom he tented. He is certainly sick and deeply afflicted if not insa B IN PREIGHT BATES, sit of the agent of the Savanah freight line in Lincoln, considerable interest has been taken in the project and considera- ble business has been pledged to it. It is un- derstood that freight originating in New York, Boston or Philadelphia is taken to Savanah, Ga., by boat daily, and transmitted from there to Memphis, Tenn., by the short- est lines, thence to Kansas City and on to Lincoln over the Missouri Pacific, or the Burlington lines. This deal, it is said insures Lancolt the same rates enjoyed by Omaha, or areduction of 10 cents on the old rates by way of the lakes. It has been officially stated thaton the 25th of this month a new live stock tariff will go mto effect. Still, however, there will be but little if any alteration in 'the rates. The change includes the entire western railway system. Instead of the quoted rates on a car as horetofore the cost of shivments will be made exclusively by weight. The rate from Lincoln to bhlmgo will be 2034 cents per 100 on cattle an cents on hogs and sheep. * To Bt. Louls and 30 cents per 100 respec- tively. The m{mmum weight allowed on a thirty-oue foot car is 20,000 pounds of cattle, 1:,0(11 pounds of hogs and 12,000 pounds of sheep, The weighing will all be done in Chicagoor at the point ot destination at the great ship- ping cen ters, and by the regular association, the roads having no direct connection with this work. This change is made to provent secret cut. ting on rates understood so well by shrewd railroad men. It may prove achange for the better and it may not. But, failing, the ne- cessity of bettor railway legislation will be- come more and more apparent. There is ready plenty of room for change for the bet- ter. POLITICAL POINTERS, *I am taking @ lively interest in the re- mbllcln national campaign,” remarked Hon. . C. Quinn, of Peoria, Iil, to-day, “and I can see no possible chance now for the de- feat of the party. The faith of any observ- ing democrat will be shaken by geing into Indiana, and it will be lost entirely by going fato New York. My coumrvnq}w. and th§ Irish-American_citisans gener will vote a8 they never have before. Unfortunately they have becn rocked in & democratic cradio since Lhe great influx of Irish in '46, and as hey aro naturally a people of quick preju- s und hard to change, they have abided b their first love. But it is ying fast. When dead it will be hard to resurrect it. The attitude of England in the campaign is the straw that's breaking the ecamel's back. Indiava is safe. I am well leased with my reception in Lineolu, We ad a magnificent meeting last night." “Iought to know something about tho political situation in Cass and Otoe counties,”” said Hom, J. B. Strode, “and I think I do. Major Watson will certainly be elected as the float h‘llrencmulwu. It would be a calamity 10 herald his defeat, and the republicans of both countics appreciate the fact. He has a clean record as a legislator, and wherever known is recognized as one of the sblest Iawyers in the state. No friend ever sought the aid of John C. Watson in vain. He is generous, honest, able and indus- trious and hurls his lance straight into the ranks of the enemy without fear of resuits. No; the whole ticket will be elected in both counties, and if 1 mistake not therc will be special reason lor rejoicing on the Tth of November, The state and national re- publican tickots will be elected or something ‘worse than a Burchard fool ch will come upon us. I have been over the state consid- erably, and it strikes me lhfl there will bo republican legislative gains rather than The bo)- appreciate the fact that the e has come to stand by the party and prciple.” SUPREME COURT MATTERS. Court met this morning unu-nt to ad- journment, and the cases pisced at the foot of the docket in the third judicial district ‘were called. George Jeffreys, of Omaha, was admitted to praatioce. o case of Specht vs Mauer was dis- Stevenson vs Imhoff and Town vs Jacobs argued and submitted. CITY NEWS AND NOTES. ‘What is known as Crabb's mill was sola under the hammier yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tt went to utl-!; morlg-ae claims, g bnuuhl $5,000 cush Sawyer was C. th of Peoria, TlL., made a splen- speech at the Mou-opouun rink last Qlght. His sppeal w0 m Irish-Awgrican THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WED\']‘ SDAY votar was not in vain. Michael Shinn, a life-long democrat, said after the speech that hisvote would be cast for Harrison and Morton d the freedom of his native land The prohibs propose to keep tho mill grinding in Lincoln until after the electic They have rente lllnlunmn!l‘\ll and go from the tent into v r atmosphere. 18 said that some of the best speaking tal in the party wii occupy the platform e night next week The woolen mills have been slow in getting under way, but it has been on account_of in ability to secure trained hands to do the finishing worlk after the fabrics are knit and sewed together, It is said that the desired help will arrive shortly from Canada, and the mills will at once get down to earnest work. The Catholic fair closed last evening. It was interesting and well attended. The ld-headed cans will_be worn by Mr. J. ling Morton, of Nebraska City, the democratic nominee for congress. Nickels and dimes said he was the most popular can- didate, but it is quite certain that the verdict will be very different at the polls in Novem- ber. Better, still, Mr. Conneil will wear the congressional honors, - To err is human, huL you make no mistake if you use Dr. Jonas' Red Clover Tonic for dyspepsia, costiveness, bad breath, piles.pimples, ague and malavia, poor appetite, low spirits, or diseases of the kidneys, stomach and liver. 50 cents. Goodman Drug company. 100 DISAPPEARS. MYSTE LY Charles H. Williams Thought to Have Committed Suicide, Char H. Williams, a veterinary surgeon who arrived in Omaha last July direct from England, has disappeared and it is thought has committed suicids Williams, who is about twenty-five years of age, came to Omana to follow his profession, and while here resided at she residence of Messrs. Win- cote & Riley,onthe corner of Park nue and Pacific street. he latter gentlemen were acquainted with Williams and in England, and for this s home at the above | After being here for some length of and not finding _em- ployment, he became somewhat despondent. He lingered around Omaha, however, until one week ago last Saturday, when he sud- disappeared, and no clue as to his has been ascertai; W. Riley, of the above firm, states that on the day of his disappearance he saw him about 1 o'clock in the afternoon on Farnam street, and with this all trace of him is obscure. lInquiry at the house where he resided resulted in the information that when leaving he took with him a small va- lise, leaving the rest of his chattels be- hind. He bhad no money on his rson at the time of his departure. Ir. Riley was scen in his offic the Ramgo block, and when questioned cerning the affair stated that Lliams acted somewhat strangel since the death of his brother. he family and Williams' European home is at Warwic| K, Englaud. A diligent inquiry has been made at all points concerning him, but the matter is still enshrouded in mystery. gt o Don't hawk, and blow, and spit, but use Dr. Sage’s Catarrh remedy. ——— Opposed to Kindergarten. The following communication is from a party who is evidently not in favor of the kindergarten systemn as it has been intro- duced into our schools. “The board of education spends three oi four hundred dollars every year for kinder- garten supplies to teach the children habits that arc anything but sober and industrious. ‘The true aim of Froebel, the father of kindergarten, was to teach children between the ages of three and five years habits of tematic thougnt. The public schools have nothing to do with children of that age. Yet this money is needlessly spent when the sanitary couditions of half the school build- ings is disgracetul. “It is @ question whether Ralph Waldo Emerson, Abraham Lincoln, or Peter Cooper could have moulded a cube or a prism in clay. Yet we see no one coming up through the mediocre mass who is able to fill any of their places, in spite of the great advantages of the present generation. Good sanitary con- ditions and sober common sense teaching in our public schools will make better and stronger men and women than airy flights of these would-be reforms. “A Crimiz ) b “‘Regulate the regulator” by using Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. The largest bottle in the market. Your druggist will order for you if he hasn't it. Insist upon having the best. Use no other, for it has no equal. ot A Stranger and the Sharks, The following communication, relating to the Tenth street auction sharks, has been re- ceived at this office: 1 take the liberty, although but a stranger In your city, of directing your attention to lem of swindling soopenly and shame- ly carried on ononeof the principal nroeu of oour city. I refer to Tenth stroet and the snide auction stores located thereon. Only last Saturday, I saw several poor un- sophisticoted men victimized by these human or rather inhuman sharks: and as quickly as my sense of curiosity prompted me to enter that of wrong caused me to leave. In my opinion, people who earn their money in this criminal manner are capable of either burg- larizing a store or sandbagging a woman, and your people cannot_be astonished when ‘they find their homes robbed considering the au- thorities allow these thieves to remain in your midst, In few parts of the world have I seen more open-faced robbery carried on. I hope to again visit your beautiful and thr city which bids fair to rival her sister, Chi- , and cannot but hope that I will find the evilI mention, this social plague, no more. Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al- ways be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhcea. 25¢ a bottle. -— Mistook the Steed, Fora few hours yesterday Doug Egan, ! city salesman for Blaxe, Bruce & Co., flew trantically about the city informing every voliceman he could find that some thief had stolen his horse and buggy. The steed was the pride of his heart and had cost him $150 of his hard earniugs. A tour of the city finally revealed the fact that an old man of Scandinavian descent had innocently driven the horse off aud had him in his own barn. The Swede had tied his horse next to Doug’s while Lie dropped into a neighboring store for a moment. On coming out he mstook Egan's horse for his own, there being & slight similarity between them, and the old man’s eyesight being slightly impaired. The horse was readily returned to Egan and the old man found his horse where he had been tied. All fine Liquor Stores sell Jarvis' best, = A Runaway. A horse attached to a delivery wagon be- longing to & South Thirteenth stroet grocer broke loose from his fastening vesterday and went flying down the street, but before he had gone far the delivery wagon collided with 4 vehicle, on which was seated John Matthews. This gentleman was thrown to the ground and injured, while his wagon was almpst utterly demolished. Two iheels were smashied, the box badly broken and the demoralized. The delivery wagon ved some scars in tne collision, Matthews says he will commence a suit against the 0 waer of the delivery wagon for damages. Cleveland & Harrison agree on one int, that the best outis Jarvis' old randy. s O'Connor—McCabe. Miss Moltie O'Connor, daughter of Thomas ©O'Conuor, the first recordor of this county and one of the very oidest citizens of Omaa, was married yesterday in St. Philomena's cathedral to Dr. Nicholas McCabe of North Platte, Fhe ceremony was perfarmed by luv. P. ¥, McCarthy. A reception was held at the residence of the bride's parcuts on Twelfth street, after which the bridal party left for their future howe. ———— All druggists seli Jarvis’ Braody. Medioal SWIFT'S SPECIFIO 1s entirely & vegotabls preparation come Saining uo Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, of othe® Polsonous substances. BWIFT'S SPRCIPIO Flas cared hundreds of cascs of Fpithelie ma or Canoer of the Skin, thousands of cases of Eczoma, Blood Humors and Skin Diseases, and hundreds of thousands of cases of Scrof. ula, Blood Polson and Blood Talut. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC Flas relioved thousands of cases of Marens Mai Poisoniug, Rhoumatism and Stiffnoss of the Jotnts. Crarraxnoas, Tenw. peciic o .‘l.m rly part of lood Dnl‘ull A faking 'S a1 rent tak |n’z 0 B . Sedt s ported 18 339wt d."‘smln..'.»n ] s apyared Lo Bia 1 b ot Sdvide ot Sagtnar I eatly impro i o icihe and Shai continge 6 o Dertactly we nxumn‘u! fact cure, YOUra truly, P Howann, 111 Weat Sixtd 8t Font m ,nmpm Toonid et 1o pernas fromaly madiis pn&m to0K over a dosen bott nd now T am as woll aa 1 ev v ' fifs. T am Bure’ your. medi ‘e and T would m«nmmnnl ity any Qs JuAeiag trom any ase. Vours Conductor G. & 6. f R '_Waco, Texas, May 9, 139—Gentlomn: wife of one of my cuatomers was t: afficted with » ipdthacuno gkl overod her whole bo ha was confined Ter b Tor meveral yenrs by this amicils and could not help hierself at'ull. 'She oou 8ot seep trom e slolentiteting and siinein f tho akin. Thn Qiseass batied the sKill oF Hor husband ar physicians who treated it. oo ity kivitig hia wito Switts Spocirioy ¢ almoat {me she commenced o fmprov. Bodiatoly, ani 1o & fow wooks the was ap rontly woll, She e ow { 7, With 00" 6808 Of the .‘n uu- mm yory traly, losalo Druggiat, Austin Avenia I Treatiso on Blood and Skin Discases matled frec. Tur Swirr Srrcivio Co., Drawer & Atlanta, Ga.; Now York, 75 Droadway, , NPRECEDENTED A'I‘TRACTION OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED! Louisiana State Lottery Company. Incorporated by the legislature of 18, for Ed- ucational and itable purposes, and its fran- chise mwln a pm'l of the present State Constitn- tion, in y an_overwhelming popular TSGRAND EXTRAORDINAKY DRAWING take pince Semi-Antinally nd Decem ber) B s GHAND RINGLE NUMBER DIAW- INGS take place on each of the other ten months in the year, and are all drawn in public, at the Academy of Music, New Orisans, La, “We do lereby certify that we supervise the arrangements for all tho Monthly and Semi-An- l"lm Ilrnw\nun of The Louisiana State Lottery Com) aud in person manage and control the Drawings themselves, and that the same are conducted with honéaty, fairness, and in faith toward all parties, and we authorize Hhe company o use this cortificata, with face similes of our signatures attached, lu its adver- tisements." COMMISSIONERS, We, the stgned Ranks and Bankers, will ay all drawn in The Louisiana State Lotteries which may ve prosented at our count- ors: R. M. WALMS Pres. Lout: PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. Stat A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat k. CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank. GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, In the Academy of Music, New Or leans, Tuesday, November 13, 1888, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tiokets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves $10; Quarters, $5; Tenths, $2; Twen- tieths $1. T OF PRIZES. 18 1 PRIZE OF £00.000 1 PRIZE OF 100,000 hi 1 PRIZE OF 50,000 is PRIZE OF 25,000 is PRIZES OF 10,000 are. RIZES OF ezl 283 B2 s882 Essux S S w00 PHIZE 100 Prizes of 09 aro do Bare. o 4 Moin TERNINAL FRIZER, g lwar o 100 are a.m Prizes, amounting o, .. 1,064,500 ~Tich drawing &Dim I’II!L‘I are not en 1164 8o termimal Brsee: W FOoR CLUB KA(’tA. or any further information desired, ' rite |hl’ to the undersigned, clearly Siatiy our residonce.with Seate. Coqniy. Streot and Bumbar, More rapid rerurn mal delivery wil o as u"ml'r your enclosing an envelope béaring your Rl ddrens 'Send PONTAL, NOTES, Express Money Orders, of New'York Exchange in'ordinary letter, Currency by ) Expreay (at our exbenso) addre By O M. A DAUPHIN, New Orleans, Ls. hington, D. Address nafiislalad Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Oricany, La, 1{ENIE MBER Tt the presence of Gen: 4\ erals ‘Beauregurd and atly, who are (i chirio 0f the drawligs. 1y guar e fulricss and integnty. that the 08 wre ail oqual, and Wit 0o one”can possibly Glving -n.; mumbor will draw a prise. REM K . wito, that the ‘payment of prizes "BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF d the Tickets are signed by the Pres- titution whose chartored rights are recoxnized in the highest courts; therefore, bowary Of any lmitatious OF ANOBYWOUS Sehgmes,! Thomson’s Celebrated BLOVE - FITTING CORSETS HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUAL TO PRES- ENT MAKE. MORE POPULAR THAN EVER, A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. Three Lengths Short, Medium and Bx- 2 tra Long. Twelve Gradas. Highest Awards Grauted, LA v THE BEEI‘ GOODH ND CHEAPEST QU FOR SALE B‘b“‘““}“l’u THOMSON, LANGDON & C0., NEW YORK. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. Mention the Omaha See. State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Enry Tuesdav, Cabin to_location Bt thom. BXGirsion S to He e to and from Europe at ln'-al Ratos, AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Gen'l Agents, Broadway, New York. JOHN BLEG! an'lfl:\’e‘lern Agent, HARRY E. MOORES, Agent, Om Mandolph st.” Cllcago. Reduced Cabin Rates to (,usgow Ex- hibition, E8B > &8 838 &2 g8 of abso) oM3 0y AWOMSOy L0V FilTiyg m AL 'A'nl ‘Voverll iEn "“-.Ed b For sale and ndb ‘mall by Goodmen and by Drug Cow, Omaha, Neb, °"|"6'f \MAEE RANGES WAGEE FURNAGES AND X OODMAGEEL HEATING STOVES 1 These fiznres are more sloguent than volumes wvhieh might be Wrltten in praise of the peculiar merity possessed by the Magee X PARLOA SAYS OF T3tk constantl LIt aliles exactin in my very il Would not exchange it Send for our anize e, 1 Circularand read what tessors, cientists, mechanics and of the Mugee Furnaces they have Don't put in Steam or Hot Water Ap- YOU KNOW What a Pinst-crAss Hot il do tor halt the cost. HEATING AND R Y WHERE DY its, We warrant each one to give F'rl--(l Satisf thl to_ the bhuyer. MAGEE URNACE, 270 3% UNION ST, Boston. 66 Lake S e MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Agents OUmaha, Neb. GOLD MEDAL, PARIB, 1878, BPGHKIHS[ GBGUH Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which the excess of Oil has been removed. It has thres times the strengih of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more ceonomie cal, conting less than ome cent @ cup. It 18 delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digestod, and admirably adepted for invalids ag ‘well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere, V. BAKEH & 00, Dorchester, Mass. The Iargest, fastest nnd tinest T the world. Passenger accommodations unexcelled. New ¥ork to Glasgow via Loadonderre. HENDERSON BROS., 72 La Salle St., Chicagy Orto any of our local agents. ETHIOPIA NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA Q) The Celebrated | Largest und finest [ p, ary OF e, |, M Worla 8al00n PAssARE Lo (iLasZow, Derry, LAverpool. Belfast or Queenstown, §0 and ypwands por Glaszow steam: ers. 8 and upwards for City of Rome. Second-class &0. Roturn ticketd at redu aade availablo for either route, oftering exou the privilego of soeing tho NorihanSouth ot Srotan. L R the 0ok-of ioars, tickets or further (Toraation ln)ny JOSEPHGILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXFPOSITION 1878. Nos. 303-304—170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS FOUNTAIN NDS— FINE CUT AND PLUG Iincomparably the Best. *3993)G U321 Jo }sey SJ0o(] IIYL 6ITT "LHHYLS WVNIVAL 6ITIL S O 1Vd ONIHLO1O _LI4SIN We have manufactured this season the largest stock of fine Overcoats, ever by any house in tho country. shown wholesale clothing It embraces all grades and description of material, and for workmanship and style, we claim You have the advan- there can be nothing better. from 310 to 50, tage of one of the largest stocks to se- lect from, and every garment is manu- factured in such a manner as to pre- serve the veputation of Freelund, Loomis & Co. as the best manufacturers of fine clothing in the country. A SUCCESS. The sale of Men’s Sack Suits of the celebrated Mechaniesville Suitings, at 212, has been quite as successful as our sale of the Sawyer Woolens last spring. We have manufactured more of these vopular goods and will keep them in in stock for the next 30 days. Remem- ber, from different styles of All-Wool Suits, regular 818.00 goods, in all sizes from 34 to 44, at $12.00. Send for samples of the cloth and self- measurement bianks. Cassimere Men’s Frock Suits, $12. To meet a constant demand for frock Suits of the Mechanicsville Suits, we manufactured one lot of the dark, silk mixed pattern which we offer in Men's Single Button Frock Suits, at the same price as the sacks, 812 for all sizes. CHILDREN’S DEPT. Children’s Overcoats. We offer a svecial bargain in child- ren's Blue Overcoats, ages 4 to 14, a thoroughly able garment; price $5.00. We know this garment cannot be duplicated for any such price, Children’s Suits. We have received another lot of Chil- dren’s Suits, ages 4 to 14; of the celebra- ted Mechanicsville goods. Price $4.50. Mail orders which have been on hand for the suit will be promptly filled. Jersey Suits. We are showing a full line of Jersey Suits in all colors and prices. Kilt Suits and Over- coats. The largest line of fine novelties ever shown in Kilts with Overcoats to match, Mail Orders. Orders from all parts of the United States sc filled. tcited, and will be promptly Sample garments will be sent to any address. Special Sale of Scarlet Underwear. We have just received a complete lineof all-wool scarlet underwear, pure cochineal dye, which we offer at the re markably low price of 75 cents eaoh. All sizes, 34 to 44. This garment can= not be bought in any otherstore for less than $1.25, but we offer them to close out at 75 cents each. Send your mail orders now. Freeland, Loomis & Co. Proprietors; Cor. Douglas and 15th Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. The Largest Clothing, Furnishin West of New York. Goods and Merchant Tailoring House Bl © hasgiven univer. sal satlsfaction in the enre of Goacrriicra and Gleet. I prescriboitang fecl safe inr>commend- ing it to all sufferers. A.J. STOYER, N.D., Docator, (i, PRICE, $1.00. Bold by Druggista. Timber Claims. Tree Seads and Seedlings for Timber Clatms, Fruit Trees, Brizall Fruits, Ornamentals, Ever- B tor prico list—FREE! Address, D. S§. LAKE; Prop., Shenandoaii, lowa. W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgeon and Physician, o N. W Corner 14th and Dougias St. ul-phone. 485; Residence telephons, 8, Km" BY go¢ ailurinary tronbles eastiy qul;:k» Iy and sately cu{na y DOCUTA “‘F | sules, Severest cases cured Be'er: d 7 Pall Directions. b g\l!ugr L 11~%\33§t€. bo‘r v x EAG S FDR _THE CAMPAIGN FOR CIRCULARS GEU B, CARPENTER&CU 208 S.WATER ST.CHICAGO. | PEERLESS- OVES ARE THR BRST. Sold by Druggists. A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT s O8], Sua)Xy pus qradng v T 18 ‘S1BODI9A( PUB $3ING J0J-PO[[BOU[)] PUB IYSI JUBYIISY[ JO OUIT oA