Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 27, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1888, KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That THE PATRICK LAND COMPANY of Omaha, a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of Nebraska, in consideration of Elevren Thousand and Fowr hodred Dollars, fv hand paid by Hewry W. Pennock, of Douglas County and State of Nebroska, and in further consideration herein mentioned, and that the said Henry W. Peanock, his heirs, administrators, exccutors and ase signs shall truiy and fully comply with and perform all the provisions and conditions herein contained, do hereby grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto Henrg W nnock, subjectto said provisions and conditions, the following described Real Estate situate in the County of Douglas and State of Nebraska, to-wit: All of lots one (1), two (2), three (8), four (4), five (5), six (6), sceen (?), eighl (8) wine (). ten (10), and eleven (11), i, k one loidred and teenty (120), in LUNDEE PLACE, an addition to the city of Omaha, as su d, platted and rccorded. Together with all the tenements, herodita- ments and appurt, 23 1o the same belonging, and all the estate, title, claim or interest of said THE PATRICK LAND COMPANY of Omaha, of, in or to the same. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described premises, with the appurtenances, unto the said Ienwry W. Peanock, and lis heirs, executors, administetors and assigns, forever, subject to the following provisions and conditions, to-wit First:—The said premises shall be occupied and used for residence purposes exclusively for a period of at least fifteen years from the date hercof and for no other purpose whatever. Second: No residence or dwelling house or other building shall at any time within said period of fifteen years be erected or kept, wholly or partly, on any lot hereby conveyed, within tweaty- five feet of any street line bordering on such lot or lots. Third: No residence or dwelling house shall he ereeted or kept on said lot or lots herehy conveyed, at any time within said period of fifteen yoars, costing less than twenty-five hundred, ($2,500.00) dollars, exclusive of other buildings and improvements on said lot or lots. Fourth: The promises hercty conveyed shull never during said period of fifteen years be used for any immoral or illegal business or occupation; nor shall any spivituous or malt liguors be sold or bartered away on said premises during said period of fifteen years. Fifth: And the said Henry W. Pennock, heveby agrees for himself and his hoirs, executors, administrators and assigns that said THE PATRICK LAND COMPANY of Omaha, its successors or assigns, or any person or persons for the time being owning any ot or lots in the said Dundee Place, shall ve the right (and such right is hereby rescrved) at apy time during said fifteen years, to obtain from any court of competent jurisdiction, an injunction mandatory or otherwise, to prevent a breach of any of said conditions hereinbefore enumerated and to compel the observance of said conditions by said Henry W. Pennock his heivs, executors, administrators and assigns, and in addition to such remedy the party or parties aggricved by any such breach may recover damages therefor the same as if there were no such right to an injunction: And in of a hreach of any of the said conditions by said Henwry W, Pennock his heirs, rcutors, administrators or assigns, said TH PATRICK LAND COMPANY of Omaha, its successors or assigns shall the further right (which right is hereby reserved) at its or their option to declare a forfeiture, and thercupon tho said premises shall revert to and become the property of said TIHE PATRICK LAND COMPANY of Omaha, its successors ssigns, and it or they may enter upon and hold the same and the title thoreto, anything in this deed to the contrary notwithstanding. Sixth: Each and all the conditions and covenants aforesaid shall run with and bind the land hereby conveyed and every part thereof and be binding upon every person who shall bo the owaer thereof during said period of fifteen years. Seventh: -« By accepting this deed the said Henry W. Pennock hereby binds himself and his eirs, executors, administrators and assigns to observe all the conditions hereinbofore mentioned as fully as though e had signed these presents. And the said THE PATRICK LAND COMPANY of Omaha, for itself, its successors and assigns, covenants with the said Henry W. Pennock and Zis heirs and assigns, that it is lawfully soized of said premises, that they are free from incumbrance, that it has good vight and lawful autherity to scil the same, and that it will warrantand defend the same unto the said Henry W. Pennock, his beirs, executors, administrators and assigus, forever, against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoover: subject to the conditions herein and subsequent taxes. IN WrrNess WHEREOF, THE PATRICK LAND COMPANY of Omaha, has’ caused these presents to be signed by its Vice- sident and Sceretary, and the seal of the corporation to bo hereto affixed, this ¢ of November, A, D. one thousand eight hundred and eighty-cighl. The Patrick Land Company of Omaha, SOLE OWNERS OF DUNDEE PLACE. Room 25, Chamber of Commerce, Omaha, Nebraska. W. H. CRAIG, President. N. D. ALLEN, Vice President. W. K. KURTZ, General Manager. LINCOLN NEWS AND NOTES. A Potition Going the Rounds in the Interest of Thurston. HE WANTS A CABINET POSITION. Qhe Signatures of Several Slate Offi- cials Conspicuous By Their AD- sence—New Nebraska Enter- prives—Notaries Commis- sioned. 1020 P Srer, Lixcowy, Nov. 26, Itisno longer @ suspicion that John M. Mhurston desires to bag a cabinet position. The pins been set to accomplish this end if it lics within human power. e seeks to be seeretary of the interior. During the CGiencral MeBride visited the state house petition numerously signed, addressed to President-elect Harrison, to securc tho signatures of the various state officials. The “Pho petition set forth in etegant diction -braska’s claims for recognition, Thurston's availability, his wonderful loyalty to the party, his ability andgencral fitness for the trust U adjectives bear® weight with the prosident-elect in making up his cabinet ap- pointments, he will find it hard to resist braska's appeal; or, rather, the appeal of some of the smoothest politicians of the state MoBride's success at the court house, how- was not all that the great railroad at 's friends doubtless expected. Gov- Thayer declined to put his name to the apor. Attorney Genera- Leeso also doubt Fowe hua kool ronsons for saying o, But Sccrotary Laws, his deputy, Mr. Cowdrey, Treasurer Willard, Commissioner Mr. Thomas Benton swelled the petitions praying for the appointment of Mr. - Thurston to the position of secretary of the interior. MecBride’s afilia tions make his action of circulating the peti fon seem a little singular. But, doubtiess, ike the governor and attorney general he has_his roasons for the course le 'is pursu ing. Therc ure said to be wheels within wheels, and this deal makes it scom that there must be & good deal in thoe suying Thurston is laying the ropes to beat Clark son or Allison, of lows, but it is hardly prob able that he will succecd. ‘I'he endorsement givon his canvass here will not break tne camel's back. He will continue to be the chief railroad attornoy of the Union Pacific long after Hurrison's cabinet appoimtmonts have all been wade. STRONG BUSINESS ENTERPRISES During the past day or two & number of articles incorporating new state enterprises found a place on the desk of the secretary of all of which have beey duly filed “for record, The Fremont Hemp and Twine company, of IFremont county, sought a place awmong Nebraska's business entorprises with an_au thovized capital of §50,00, October 1, 1833, and will continue, all'things well, until O¢ tober 1, 1087. Tho title of the compauy indi catos ils purposs. The incorporators are as follows: K. H. Barna H. Ton J; E. Hanson, M. Jorome, C. M. Williams and William E.' Snails. Tue United States Loan and Investment company, of Omaha, organized and com moncod business October 16, 1885, and will continue twenty years unless sooner dis solved according to law. The company will conduct a general loan and investuient busi- mess, Powor is delegated to sue and bo sued under the corporate name. The company duthorizes a capital stock of $5,000,000, di ided into 50,400 sharos at $1,000 each, 100,000 of which which was subscribed and paid up on the date of business commence- ment. The incorporators are Max Meyer joorge B. Burker, Frunk B. Johuson, J." H. aylor, J. B. Salisbury, John L. Webster, T\ A7 "Wesserman, Charles Offutt, George B, Qzschuck, J. 1. Mason and Morris H. Slo mun, Tuis bids fair to prove one of the great cutorpris®s of the state. ‘The e @&'a buk of Nomaha, Cass oou ity wld0 s g e al bank Ng usincs’. B LINCOLN BUREAU OF Tuk OMAUA BEE, } ¢ 0 f tue articles will con- | and pull together. :’:‘vln‘-lx?l \;’;:'n‘lulf:lqlnxllu::v)!nr.ldl' Y008, Messr — their branches into O'Neill. The dslegation Charles C. Parmels, Calvin H, Parmele, A Natural Proauct of Oalifornia. claim that unless some extension of this na- Isaac Pollard and Lawson Sheldon are the | It is only found in Butte county, Cal | tire s consummated the morchants of | g g 3, X incorporators and stockholders. | ifornin, and in no othor part of the | thelr eity T awill be obliged to trule | (oAIREE g T IS OUT OF ORDER? nny ity . 5,50 duces the healing and penetrating gum | is but forty-six miles and that of the Union e | qronsing the, cupltal stock from 86,600 to | | UC3% Rt plensant and - eNoclive cure | Bacifio reiiond. sixiy milca 1t theso rack | ARG i+ BEAD THIS IF IT IS, 171!‘"\“5 princlpal pluce of business. for consumption, asthma, bronéhitis, | roads were to extend their lines in the direc- 3 i A Proprietary Medicine that needs but & triad "The American Flouriug Mill compauy of | and coughs, SANTA ABIE, the King | tion in which they appear to be moving 5 to prove its worth, ¥, N.J.. by M. A. Thies of Loup | of Consumption. Goodman Drug Co. | Slowly at present, O'Neill would be brought | KRN , ‘one of the principal stockholders | 7y rqntees and sells it for $1.00 o bot- [ 1 firact communication with Omaha. ' 1t is : > Hled for record to-day the e e LGAE0 AL r- | to further this object that the delogation has : f incorporporation, or a or %3 for $2.50. By the use of CALI- | come to Omaha. The idea originated with G SIS, G e of state, | FORNIA CAT-R-CURE, all symptoms | the members of the board of trade of O'Neill, D o the privileges nocorded to ail domestic | of catarrh are dispelled, and the dis- | who chose the above named geotlomen to corporations doing business in the state, hav- al passage is speedily rostored | represent them here und present their case to i firat compliod with tho laws, This com- | 0 thy condition. 3100 o pack- | the rallroads. "The Nebrasks & Westorn fi‘fl”:‘n‘.“.‘xil.‘v""fill,f”:.(‘.“l';'.:“l,\-:.t\ff s ana | 480 By mail 8L.10. . Circulars fro branch of the Ilhnois Central, has boen and also at Loup Cit TROUBLE AMONG THE OLERKS. | 5iNuF SHiievd,in, {she “haighborheod of FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL anufscturing flour and food an much for this roud s for the B. & M. or U. NOTARIRS PUBLIC. A Rumor That the Union Pacific Will | 1. because the former would bring thom i | SflaSfls askans ns follows were commissioned Reduce Salaries and Forces, ct communication with Sioux City, notaries pubhe by Govel r General Manager Holcomb of the Union cither of the two latter would con- BRACES, Michacl Thomas, Omaha, Douglas c Pacific is creating quite a stir among the of- | NCCt them straight with Omaha which they Appliances for Deformities and Truss H. 13, Willson, Grand Island, Hall county; | goi e ona™ oo % headquarters, and | Prefer- ‘The members of the delegation | gest taciisics, spparatus and remedies f0r suoogss ais and emploves at headquarters, and | inginuated that the people of Holt county | gul treatment of Gvory form ot disokss requisiog 3. Herbert Van Clostor, Ormaha, Douglas ; - J. Horbert Van ( “what is to come next” seems to be the ques- | would be liberal in giving right of way and | Modical or Burgioal Treatment. coun . Sk e, ( d Rapids, Holt y oY s ward 1 Baldelg, Omina, Doug. | tion of the hour, Already a change in work- | would also under certain conditions probably | _FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS, A C ) 4 bl i )< v . Board and uttendamce; best hospital sooommodae n i las county; Heary Fox, jr., Nelson, Nu ing hours has been made, which does not | Yoto thebonds. The Burlington will be the | o gioaft A7t ) H f . T H. Walters, Omahs, Douglas | g S e " | first road seen because it1s the nearest, fl rdson ' James H. Johnsou, Omaha, | Cring ot . disapp! ecom- | with its system to the Black Hills, (Cunger, Oatarh. Bro ; lx‘;:.l:pi:.s Oubh Shise i 8 ing far louder than whispers. | The Union Pacific will next bo consultod and | kye, Ears diia sad Bicod an el Sursgost Bocs caton, O, Dt Bictory . in (e e )TES. Hereafter the clerks will have to commence | urged to complete o roud in connection with | Diseases of Women a Speclalty. aited States’ infornal Toveniio Taws bs & Pros WS AND ) v X nanition. caused by eancer of the stomach, | Worl at 8:30 in the morning and quit at 5:30, | their main branch to O'Ncil as early as pos- BOOK ON DISBASES 0¥ WOMEN I'REN, dstary Medicin fully Patonted. No. of Inanition, caused by cancer of the stomach, NER JBEN atent 149,578, (ontains no fusil olls, ne i e e Porters aeath. A | bein allowed one hour for lunch. Hitherto | sible. The delogation claim that the mor- | ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL IN Patent | T it eamination qemonstrated this | Work was commenced at 8:30 and ended at 5 | chants of O'Nell aro obliged at prosent to ILIABLE MEDIGAL INSTITUTE | gesentini ol no foroign substance or damag: D e B lonannt. Dato. . Her | 0'clock with half an hour ut noon. The clerks | make most of their purchuses in Chicago on DIAL pounded front Pave oot Hoims Rogictne, coms et whs the eanan 0f a great deal of con- | claim that this change puts them to great in- | account of the raitroad discrimination nzumst | PIRIVATE DISEASES. | bleasant to the tasts, quiet ana” ociairs inis jecture and speculation. convenience as the days @ becowing } Omaha, The stockmen in .the vicinity are | 4 Biooa Diseases suocesstully trented. Syphilito | S8cct. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice i; oires on atrosted for gambling yes- | shorter, aud leaving the office “oven at | also obiiged to ship their siock to Chicago, | Polson removed tgem the sried wikwgt dorcusr, | fredays. Regulates the Dowels Tnvigo terday wero fined $10 and costs cach this | 5 0'clock does not permit many of them to | and they further assort that not five per cent | flow resiormiive orloss of Vital Fower. | B a0k ey Tronrayes tos o Liv 5 vty T T irought. this misery | Feach home bofore dark, es y of tho cattlo raiscd in _Holl county ud their | sidhuts mitunigations oonfdeniul, | Begulatos the waols system. ‘Naw. Life on sib Upon his brothron and he proved to bo one | living in the suburbs, way into the Omaha market. Tho members {EFs o oavcimenta, aont by nail o SSpresE. ‘system. O s Iot” Seven of the | i8 of o avail, they say, as the of the delegation are stopping at the Millard | JRTHSY BRCSh 56 ks 6, ID0IcAlS contutts OF | oLoruLiver Hitters arg sold 1n Omana, Neb (et ials contributod $10 to tue city. | them either bring their lunch or “dinc near | and expect to return home on ‘Tuesday | Sonuli usor smnd history of your case, And wo Wil | w LGS AFULKINTS: " il hrason uE Co Fonrasen: for o Cploatine: onimL st pinched | the office, and hence have time o spare at | next. %aad'in plain wrappor, oar f0F 't arag {ntorost of fand. WAL ‘I,,’,‘::{““v‘,';',‘(‘"':,':,‘f“,‘;,,’,'c_'“3.#,‘,,} mid-day iich they would raor linee in | e membors of the O'Neill Gty dele voon pBCOK TO MEN, FREE ;:":’5.',1;;',,.,?&‘?.%_«»(,_'&r.'.{“\vn:u.'..,&‘:. Wspat. At ol 0 C. A 8 the evening, Besides the usual half holiday | tion in company with a few of our most | Upon Private, Special or Norvous Discasos, Im . Bam H. “Fariswo uro) pan' was tho yamo the Chinsmenindulgedin | L Suturday s cut off, Wil s auothor | prowinent morchant oitzens ouled o Gen. fener, ypiiis, dfeevand” varicerele, Wik Gucsifin | Kb e, Joun Ulsdii, i SR r cause of trouble, It s understood that Mr. | eral Manager Holdrege this morning. The : Ho loa the Gorman aud Wis dudislh d60ss | Holcomb will “'sec” tho lato Mr. Potter's | objeet s stated e o o g in |7 | Omaha Medical and Surgwal Inssitute, or | Jamis Forsyth: ell, D wville, . M, Cri {vas the admiration of the assembled airs | systom of retrenchment and " reform | the B. & M. rairoad would extond its line DR. McMENAMY, 5 ; echt 3 DBLL R slout, Parkner AliDpoc. on s LAY and “go him several better.” In | into O'Neill City. Mr. Holdredge held out | ©er. 18th and Dodge Sts. - - OMAHA. NEB, | B.Cirisienson, W. | H. 8 Cox, Max corn. Sensation! Salvation Oil to the res: | fuet it is'stated that he is already preparing | no hopes to the delegation, He: remarked: | —— : - = | By T R QA Rt cue. Happiness again! to reduce tho forco at headquarters, as well [ “It's a wrong time now 10 agitate anything OREGON Frank Dellons & € ole rala Ciars and othing is more provoking than o trouble- | 45 cutting down the salaries of those who re- | of this nature,” He could give no en ey & 2, left Liver Bitters ne co Cure it with Dr. Bull's Cough | main, These and mauy other things have | couragement whatever. Pho iatate | A5TSu il pEisitul deaoripkion of its aveey z SHTY Syrup. o made affairs rather unsettled at the Union | board of transportation is o blame. | seription to the swarkly T g 3 Presarve Yuuf Hsam] s NON SR TE ORINION Pacific headquarters, and the former quiet | They have made . the railroad ratc | Tew: MeMinnvile, ¢ 7 now, k A NON REr NiON; of that clerical family is destroyed matter so obnoxious that thero is a very in Oregon, "L v Y i G The. higher clorks and heads of depart- | grave doubt if eastorn capitalists would ad 3 o BILD & (COMEME LD, Expressions Upon the Proper Location | ments arealso on the:ragzed edge, "not know- | vunce money to build. railroads in this state. GRATEFUL—COMFORTIN B G AN St Pt i of the City Hall. n'\': when zln. v will r e ve .\hlll'llllu‘n-n|1lwxh'n The board !’m made a cut on the freight 9 NP 10 persons susceptibie tocold the > ~ anaaste ~ attention, Purchasing Agent McKibben has | rates in this state amounting to 20 per cent, S s c best protection against PNELU cPigioiacatiyslnoss meb. ot ouly OF LIS | jyeady had a war of Words with tho genoral | and it 1s impossible. ot rallroads o stand It CO 0a. SONTA REED MATIRM, ana state, but from other states, are taking manager which ruwor saith was very lively. | He attributed everything in the way - all LUNG DISEA Ttecon uotive interest in the city hall logatioa dis- | Tt soems that the former bought & lot of | of delay in railway" construction in this BREAKFAST, mended for Ladies und gentle. cussion, especially those who ave in the city [ rails at a price he deemed to be vory cheap. | state to tho action of the state | whBf & {roush Kuowlede of the naturai laws HenChy. the ‘atadical ERoulLy when the malcontents have their monthly | M. Holcomb disagreed and expressions of & | board of transportation. Mr. Holdrego aiid by & ‘careful uppiication of tho fine proper. d Gl AP 3 5 very forcible character passed between the | was going to New York to-night and whilst 1 'Wollaolactod Cocom, Mt: Khph his proyide CANFIELD RUBBER (0, fover on the question and have interests Iy 0 ! K : fast Gable with & delicatery avored he Tore A wrollinown wonvesidant. - who s | parties. At any rato it is said Mr. MoKib- [ there would feel tha pulse of capitalists s to AL IADIS ST A deliaialy ilavorad b ¢ PO hers ell-known non-resident, - wh ben has gone to Boston to lay his gricvances | the matter of railroad extension in the west, | by the Judicious use of such articlos of delt thut P BORErA largely interested in the dovelopment and [ before the high authorities of the road. particularly in Nebraska. * The O'Neill dele. | constitution be gradually bullt up until strong 86 Leonard New York City an authorized capital stock of $50,000. Bus- [ Omaha, a city that certainly has a bright, | If possible, the railroad facilitics in conn OMAMHA o eommenced September 13, 1598, and | future if her cltizens continte public-spirited’ | tion with 'their city, and to induce the B, & a o S e e o Bl it ia oot | MEDICAL oo SURGICAL INSTITUTE. | LT L@ N oS prosperity of Omaha, remarked to & number e gution leave for Sioux, City to-night and will Sindins are HokIng Aronnd us rasdy of gentlemen who were discussing the mat- | Can a Man Swallow a Cannon Ball? | there sce what railroads centering at that wonk point. We may fer hat the agitation for a change of Ioct | “\yoll, “that deponds.” Ho can if his | POInt will 4o for thoin nad tho trado of their | st miny siaimlal brikspntiimereavdl | DREXEL & MAUL, tion was childish, He said the city hall y elty fordtied with paro bloo : 3 A f vy e Gazotio. shouid he erected just on the site already | UhroBt is lurge enough and the cannon ——— Nisdy siuply with DOUIDE" whtor or wilk. Sold only selocted, there being no more fit place for it | ball not too large. The question really Rearal soan seoutds a hoautl in balf pound tins by Grocers laboled thus: (Buccessors Lo John G, Jacobs,) J ars ap se: 5 :autitul com Hom hic Chemls in the city. It was prominent, near the bus- | scems worthy of some consideration in p 8ec Hommopathic Chomists, ho court houso gud in' every. | view of the sizo of somo of tho pills that nloxion, it JAMES EPPS& 00, "o i ! Undertakers and Embalmers way most eligible. A change would be de are prescribed for suffering humanity. ‘s £ Yiuental to Owaha's interests, in fact, this | Wiy not throw them -0 s dos» and _ Jdohn L. Smith's Funeral, At the old sta arnam St Orders by noedless controversy is already injuring the | vy Bov URrOW them o the 1-" vaind | The funeral services over the remains of WEAK mTering from the ' olicited and prompuy attended. city. Continuing, he remarked, By Lherco’s Ploasut PUrgative | o lut Johu L. Smith will be held this af- —_— Joriers et s Telophaie 16 No, 22, uly to-day I heard a gentleman who ablo. moefontly far-soated, PUrCY | ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Beth Eden Bap- | s weated) sontainiag foll‘partieulars. for roprosents a party of several gentlemen | Vegetable, perfectly harmless, in glass, | tist church on Park avenue, There will be horme cure; froe of charge. - Address who have invested over omo hundred thous- | and always fresh, spocial musical programme which the load: C. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn. ddollars here, and who did purpose erect Qeahe | L sud dollars here, and who did purpose ereot. MEN FROM O'NEILL. ing vocalists of the city will participate in. Public saie of imported 1HE BEST UIT/\ RS v Tg fi & fino row of stores rewark S At Yok Known of this controversy I would not Lave —_— B ek mi L ork. Kob invested, and we have decided to invest | They Want More Railroad Commu- N , 1888, commen- WORID - MADE BY Bohlng more until this matter is settjod. nication With the World. i Y t ) {AYNES € © Those gentlemen live over 200 miles from | ; % s willl Offer ouiy entire / HAYNES € ( Omaha and are suxious not only to see hor ':"‘"'e( :;"““’ i (:‘"'?"“ Buuday 8 dolo : ) A glock of liorscs, about G -FAASS prosperous but her good ~name pre. | Bationof the most influential merchaut-citi Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. oherons: 1 Clydeadate, IAVISIC DEALER- served. It does occur to me the | zens' of O'Nelll, the thriving capital of Holt fhgtons, 1 Ol deadale, 8 - monm bunwn‘:‘u "1'1’1‘31 |h;|. l:-nuld mumy‘. nf' 1,600 mliuhuunu, 180 wiles north. alun, al grade PENNYROYAL WAFERS possibly be made would 0 make a change | westof this city. The delegation consists of draft and one trotting stallion The balance 4 2% {Vhen the selection has boon well made. The | Messrs. W. B. Palmeton chaitumap of the ‘When Baby was sick, wo gare her Castorls. Conelsts OF rovilag bred marcs, fillies sud drive @ sucoosetully el moatily By oher 1048 location cannot possibly be improved, a large | delegution, who is president of the First 'When she was a Child, sho eried for Castoria, m‘"“'—“" Xabl 2’" per box by mall or st drugeists. Sealed amouut of money alroady expended und the | Natioual bauk, of O'Neill; Willinm Bridges, b h AR Oiae Tasreulime. fogd baskebie b Plrtioukart 3 postak siamirs. Add ress ouly trus course uow to pursus will boto put | G W. Clovelahd, Palok baliy, 3. 0. MoCaf- | When sho became Mi, sho clung to Castorta, | jeqiired. o percent dlscouat for cash, Tus Buukka Cukiicat 0o, Datrors, Mic. up right shere a handsome, commodious | ferty. C. iardoer and Neil Hreman. When abe had Challd, them . FRY & FAIHRBACH Fer saloandby mail by Goodme buildiug thit will be & crodis 1o the ity of | Ao object of the deleation is 40 Luprove. on ahe g Castorts. M. WOODS, Auctioucer, Dty Gan @rmahe Naby 2N ho from Folly, Tenorance or Vice h th ‘or belili o I}:]hvul)l nbood fn the (e i Orme 4 Gudorsements | " of Kept. 3, * The Tribune & Farn il ery acko mudical fourmi: D) to dos” HopitaQx' of Juuo, 1852, and i Gonsyitaton by Mall o I Pereon with our Reorgauiesd FREE, BOARD OF @ PHYVSICIANS, - 9 VARICOCELE RADICALLY CURED WITHOS CIVIALE REMEDIAL R A N, MEN AB0L: i ok, SPLENDID JLLUSTRATED MEDICAL WORK REE CONSU ¢ i Person WITH A FULS MEDIGAL SONSULTING NSULTING o e UT OPERATION 8 GENCY, 110" Fuitan Sireet, Now' York) A Sure Cure —OR— O PATT. 20 TO 6C DAYS. This is a disease which has heretofora BaMed all Medical Science. We have a Remedy, unknown to anyone in the World outside of our'Company,und ono that has NEVER FA o cure the most ohsLLALo ca red hundreds who have been ehand Physicians, and pronounced inci . Ten duys in recent cases does {he work. 't is the old chronic dec el cases Loat we 5olicil hive d by und wo chullengetie World tobring 15 & case Uit wo will not cure n less thun siatv Auys Since tho listory of medicine & trie speoific for Syphilis has been sought found until our fox MAGIC REMEDY Tras discoverad, and wo ars Justitie |10 suying it i3 the only Reémcedy in the ¥ Li tnever orld (hit willos. itively cure, bocause the latest Medical Works, Published by the best Known suthoribies, sy there wus never atrie specific befors edy will cure whe ything olse has failed, Wiy wasto o and moncy with patent doctor with medicines that phyaiciuns tiat riwd everything olse should Our rent- get pormanent relief, you never can ke It vise- Whoere, Mark what ‘we say must take our remedy or NEVER reco you that have buen afflicted bu hould by all means comwe (o u; ten Of DUW Cis ever get perm Many got help and (hink they ar o the end vou and & chort time now one in aently cured, rom the disease, but {n one, two or three years aftor it spDears again in a inore horrible form This is & Blood Purifier and will Curg Skin or Blood Disea erything THE COOK REME Y G0, Room 10 and 11, U. Natlonal Bauk building, Omaha, Neb, KIDNEY 2,1 srinary troubles oustl Iy wud safsly cired by DOCTD sules. Beveral casws curad i keven A, $1.60 per Lox, all uxuf;‘ or by mall e i N. Y. Full Dliechions cuts Mg, Co' 112 Whl - S5F e 2t rom Do« quick: L _d