Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 7, 1889, Page 8

b 49 Personal Paragraphs. Julius M. Comstock is at the Murray H. H. Bainridge is stopping a' e Millard W. P. Robineon and wife are guests at the Murray C. Butterfield the Murray Lee S the Murray D. A. Williams, of Sic the Murra H. W. Gordon, the Miliard e G ) the Millara A. B. Tad at the Murr Dr. J. W, and Mrs, are guests at the M Lisutenant Governor (i dined at the Millard las M. W, Er Ris mother from Chica It was rop was slightly of St. Louls, is stopping Warner lo, is a guest at ty, is a guest at of R« s a guest at of Denver, stered at is registered f Plattsm ath, Barnsdall, of Oneida, D. Meiklejohn AMUSENMENTS FOR THE W HOYD Monday—The Stowaray. Tuesdiy—1he St Wedncsday - The Stoaiay). Thursday- The Dalys in 1"pside Friday—Tho Bostoniaus ~in Doroth Saturday N Pasquale, Saturday Night—The Bostonians malion and Galutea GIAND OPERA THOUSH, Thursday—Jim the Penman Friday—Jim the Penman Satur Matinee and Penman. Down the oOpera Ihe Bostonians in Don tinee 0 Py Night—Jtn the EDEN MUS nd Night—Chaunce nd other attractions COLOSEEUNM Every Day and tween champions, r day Every Day ¢ Morlan, the fat boy, bo. each ling race s ht ho! Its Vi 1t is stated on good eral grand jury will conclud make its final r to-da that four additional indictinents will be turned. Report autl labors and It is also stated re its and when cougn advise him to Bull's Cough Syrup. Love tl neighbor as ou sec one with a bid uy a bottle of Dr Price 25 cents a bott | Thereis nothing in the world which will jive prompter relief to all sufferine from neural gi than ation Oil. Price ouly 25 cents a bottle. S - Improving. Spurrier, the man who narrowly eseaped eremation in the rearof hisstoreat Eleventh and Harney streets carly Saturday, is re ported to be doing us well as could be ex pected. He is stiil confined to his residence on Howard street, under the care of w physi cian. He can give no version of the origin of the fire, Spurr The Driver's Barial, The funeral of Peter [lmer Johnson, street car driver, whose death was announc in Sunday's Brx, wok place yesterday aft noon at 2 p, m. from Taggert’s uhdertaking rooms on Sixteenth strect. A brother of the decensed arrived from lowa, but the friends of the deceased, sver, had made up a purse and_def oxpenses of the funeral. These turned out m a body, and consisted of the street car drivers’ assembl Knights of Labor No. 62, as also represents tives of other local ussemblies of the order The funeral marches were played by the A 0. H.band. The pall-bearers were Peter Kerr, Arthur Sinclair, George Ross, Johin MeGreel,Janes Sigsgord and Elmer Spencer, The remains were intered in Forest Lawn cemeter) Omnha's Bonds Sell Well. Omaha stands above par in the financial centers of the country, and the sale of her bonds at any time draws bids from the most reliable financier: aturday reasurer Rush offered £64,000 worth of pav ing bonds for sale, and C. H. White & Ci of New York City, bought the entir at £1.03 03-100. Boston firms were also anxious to secure them, and Blake Bros. & Co. bid £1.01 55100, and Brewster, Cobb & Bstabrock $1.0L Coftln & Stanton., of New York, bid £1.03, and John Dale $1.01%4, while the Barber . aving company offered $1.00. Considering the p t depressed condition of the money market, the bids as auoted above go to show that it is to this rnrtof the country castern capitalists are looking for improvements, and that they are for the chance of mount, willing to pay a premium securing them. Dr. Kenin Lincoln, pecialist, 1020 K st., us Spread. the courteous and eficient Eden Musee, was the host at cherche banquet Saturday evening. On the engagement of the Georgia minstrels Manager Lawler informed them that should they prove th attraction of the sea. son at s hou would banquet them at the close of their cngagement. This they proved to be and Manager Lawlor, of course, Was true to his worc e spread, which was sumptuous, was served i Curio hall, the minstrel people at one tavle and tho host and his guests of the press st another. It was an allround hilarious _time, and many were the good things said “over the waluutsand the wine.'! There werc toasts and speeches, singin dancing, and orchestral music, and ‘the fes- tivities Wwore not brought to ' a close until well along towara the break of day. Tt minstrel people and tho attaches of the th ater, during the progress of the ceremonies presented Mans wlor with an Elk pin. Itwas a beautiful afair, of the most unique design, being heavily studded with diamonds. Mr. Lawler s atonce a popular gentleman and a thorough and enterprising amusement manager, and has already estab- lished an envisble reputation for himself in this line. Will The Fire and Police Commission. Phere was a short meeting of the fire and police commissioners Saturday night. It was anticipated that the Galligan-Haze fracas would be brought befgre the commis- sloners, and no oue was surprised when Chief Galligan presented the following com- munication : Onmana, Neb,, Jan, 5, 1850, of Fire und Police Commissionc men: I respectfully report Sergeant Haze for interfering with me & fire on the morning of the 8a of January, 1857, While ot said fire the capiain of No. 2 hose reported that some blankets had been stolen, and when I tried to find out he interrupted me and was going to take it into his own hands when [ told him I could boss my men, and then hot words passed and he had me arrested and taken to the polic station. Hopiug you will give thus your at- tention, I vewain, yours most respectfully, J. J. GALLIGAN, Chief of Fire Departiment J. Sidner was reinstated but his sulary was deducted during the time he was suspendod. Chief Galligan reported the theft of blank- ets at tho lute fire but no action was taken, The Herald was allowed a fire alarm bell their editorial room, -To the Board Gentle The Cantankerous Old Woman. Described in the nursery ballad, who *lived upon nothing but viciualstand drink, and yet “would never be quiet,” was un ubtedly troubled with ehronic indigestion. lor victuals, like those of many other elderly persons, whose digestive powers have bo eome impaired, didu't agreo with ber. This before the era of Hostetter's Stomach itters, or some one of her numerous friends and relatives would undoubtedly bave per- suaded her to try the great specitic for dys ia, constipation and billousness. This uld baye been & measure of self protec- n on their part, for she soon would have eured and ceased to disturb them with clamor. ‘The most obstinate cases of in- tion, with its attendant beartburn, tiat jence, constant uncasivess of the stomach donne nerves, are completely overcome m- soverelgn remedy. Chills and fever ::;l billious remittent, rheumatism und kiduey ubles are also lelieved by in THE PURE BALLOT. ting of the Elcction Law Reform Committee A meeting of the two special of the Knights of Labor and Labor union appointed for th in the elect Sixteenth yesterday re r Me committacs the Central purpose of n laws, was The joint Charles trom con ting a reform 6t 522 South of the Dispatch by ived t that Reports w ittces to t siderable T had been made in the matter of enthusing the public, and that was safe to admit that the matter was now heing co 1 by nearly every voter the stat rojectors in Omaha reported that arrangements had been made for a meet ing to be held 1n the couneil chamber Thurs day cvening next, at wl bill for the revisi ‘ per tainin to t would be presented, The W in which the bill will be adopted w b n W h it will be presented to the for action The exact tenor the bi York and Cana st tion being be from T | rai is that it has been lin frands o very common 18 are made that would be entirely un iy in hampered Ncbraska The wovement here, it is said, is for the purpose of bringing about a system of balloting whereby the man who works for a corpora tion or individuals can cast his ballot as he pieases and without_the knowledge of any one cise, The New York systom and that of Australin are said to be alike on this partic ular point As to the California syster ing a dead-line at the p g place, it is waintained but little good could result from it. They claim_ that a representative of a corporation could give his men the ticket he supported, and make them hold it in - sight until it was voted. When bought up, in pias ) the box, the voter is_instructed to hold his ticket in his hand. If he drops that one in the box he gets his mouey from the wire-puller, and 1 he elunges it he can be readily detected The following mended to e clection law bill “That all councilmen shall be “elected large in any city where this law is in force. That whenever twenty-five, or_more, clec: tors shall join together in a petition setting forth the fact that the men nominated und given certificates by the several political par- tics are men with records of dishonesty, or have been implicated in election abuses, they shall be given a representation upon the olicial ticket. w Yo 1 to the latter v locality whe and pro vis , that of draw- attachied to the reformatory at From the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, Dec We are eredibly informed that the mortality from diphtheria, under the treatment of Dr. Thos. Jefleris of this city is merely nominal, not exceeding one-fifth of one per éent. Such being the case no time should be lost in plac: ing his remedy within the reach of every fawmily und thus save anmually hundreds of thousands of lives. Diphtheria is the most universally destructive pestilence that has aflictea the world during the last hundred years Externive O 7, 1552, —1 do not hesitate to coss attending the use of Dr. Jefleris' Pr ventive and Cure for Diphtheria has no equal 1 speak from experience, having used it in my own family; I am also well acquainted with the facts connected with its use m_our city. W. R. Vavany, Mayor. No physician required.” Price of remedy Addres, box No. 457, Omaha, Neb, (Dr. cris has retired from ‘active practice.) Skt i HAZ ALLIGAN. After Three Hou Deliberation Jury Fail to Agree. The case against Chief Galligan, of the fire department, was heard before Judge Berka and a special jury Saturday afternoon. The charge was using loud, profane and ob- scene language on the morning of the late fire at the New York dry goods store. It was brought at the instance of Sergeant Haze, of the police force. The sergeant was the first witness called. He was detailed to atteud the fire in question. After it had been got under control, company No. 2 W ordered home and were recling their hose. He saw three blankets under the scat of the cart, He took them out and spoke to ¢ i Grebe ab out it. The latter said he knew not hing about the blankets and called Chief Galli gan. The latter came and used pro- fane language to witness. He had never known a fire extinguished without loud and probably profane language. The witness had sworn at Galligan because the latter had used bad language to him, He arrested Galligan and took him to the police station. The fire was not out when he arrested the chief. Neither was it out when he threat- ened to arrest hose company No. 2. Ofticer J. Grady said that both plaintiff and defendant abused each other. Haze said he didn't care a — for the fire chief or his men, and to -— with the whole of them. Galligan told Haze to mind his own business, aud that he could do all the bossing required ata fire, and would not_allow any — polic man to interfere, Witness aid not heas Gatligan call Haze a — — ——. 11 the phraze had been uttered hu would have heard it. ames Brady, a block watchman, corrobo- rated substaustially what last witness had testified to, Ofticer Burr said he was on duty near the fire. Had been told about finding the blank- ets by Haze. Saw Galligan come up and bring his firemen into line and question them a8 to who knew anything about stealing the blankets, Heard Haze suy he would arrest the whole fire compan, The fire was not out at this time. Two companies were still playing on it. Both Haze and used very bad language. They ore dreadfully. — Couldn't teil said. Tt was a disgrace. There He saw Galligan rice, Couserrn BLures, Jan, that the suc- the Vs fist was not closed. Sl arrest you now, any when Galligan got to the police Oh, he used dreadful languuge. Heard Galligan tell Haze he would investigate the stealing of the blankets. And also heard Haze say h you and your fire- men.” Haze snoko loud and_saja_he didn’t care a — for Galligan. Heard Gulligan call Huze bad names, Oficer Duboise did not know who took tho blaukets. The o a number of citizens around when pearad on the seone, Heard Gailigan swear at Haze, and Haze ut Galligan “This concluded the case for the prosecution and Chief Galligan took the stand Ho said h first saw Sergeant Haze on the night of the fire interforring with and boss ing his (the wituesses') mon in front of the burning store. Next time “I saw him ho wi at hose cart No. 2 talking about blankets. Called my men into line and asked them about it. Huze threat encd to run in the company. 1 told him I could manage the firo department and did not want any bossing from him. He replied: “Po — with you and the firemen.’ 1 then swore at him us_he swore at me. Never called Haze any bad names. I told him not to arrest me bocause the fire was not out. But when he took me to the box, I then wanted to know why I hud been acrested, 1 did not strike Haze. Could not have done so if I wanted, because my coat sleeves were frozon stifY, Captain Grebe and severa 10 who were present during the aitercation cor- roborated Galligan's story, The jury retived at b:0 o'clock, During the trial crowded, Mr. slon, being present, proceedings. The jury, after three hours' consideration, could 1ot ugree aud were discharged. 1t was learned that five stood for uequittal and one for conviction. The case will' not again be brought before the court until the police and fire commissioners shall have had it under cousideration, Haze s the police court was Gilbert, of the police commis intently ,watching the DIED, KROEGER-—Anna, the wife of Justice Gus- tav Kroeger, on Sunday morning at 6 o'clock, The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock to. day from her late residence, corner Webster and Sixteenth streets, *It’s only a question of time," short time, too, as to when your matism will yield to Hood's S rilla. Try ite and a rheu supa- | of THE RAILROAD HOSPITALS, Where Sick Locomotives and Cars Are Doctored, Philadelphia R me it is one portant of well-manag ple ar railr of the most im- ANy and Very peo- e and cars that all seasons of the wwe always nt departme partments ed railroad th locomotives arge few awarve of td \ccidents, large and making havoe with rollix stock; but, in addition to this, steady destruction go as the result of ordinary traffic Pen per cent of our locomotives nre always in the shops.” Manager Charles Pugh of the Pennsylvania ra rond. have only minor ills a small part of the machanism out of order, and frpin this the damage mounts up to a complete wreck. During w fow yearsnctive service an engine is ¢ gether rec tructed IMirst part and then another ed repaired—e the botler is re- newed, and then the engine again into service. As to our freight equip- ment, the percentage unfit for duty at one date is a good deal e about 2 per cent: but this means on our lines enst of Pittsburg and Ervie perhaps 400 curs. 0 carry year s on said one uid itself ven s on all this repairing there are numerous shops giving employment to thousands of men. The Pennsyl- vanin vailvond has repaiv establish- ments at Pittsburg, Altoona, Pniladel- phin and Jersey City, and others of mi- nor import and west of Pittshurg, at Lort Wayne, Alliance and many other points, All are kept busy lookinig after dam d rolling stock. Passenger ears have to be kept in the best of order. Often they arve required to be sent to the shops for reupholster- ing or & new coat of vuint, us well as other repairs. On the Reading railroad, for 1ustance, during the past month there were 118 puassenger cars in the shops out of o total equipment on the various lines of 625 cars. Out of freight equipment of over 9,000 cars about 400 were out of use for some causo or other. The per of the dis- abled cars and engines depends to a great extent upon the senson of the year and the activity of traflic. When cvery available ca nd locomotive has been drawn into service—as, for instance, during the summer excursion months, the percentage grectest. It falls away, as a rale, during the winter,when passenger traflic is hghter. The sick- List statistitics of the Pennsylvania and Reading ralroads are rather below the avs Oun a number of railvoads from 11 to 20 per centof the locomotives ave generally laid up for repairs. On the Manhattan Llevated railroad, in New York, there are 291 locomotives, and of this number about sixty, or more than 20 per cent, are usually in the shops for repairs, The repair account i big item in every ruilroad accountant’s figures, and has to be taken into consideration in estimating the cost of hauling freight and passengers. In the last annual v port of the Penusylvania railvoads the figures representing repair expenses were about us follow: For the United New Jersey railroads, the aggregate running expenses of which were about $12.000,000, there was an expenditure of £1,600.000 for the work of vepawr. The repaiving of locomotives wus as le half of this amount, not taking into consideration the wages of the shop employes. The aggregate running ex- penses of the Pennsylvania railrond main line and branches were about 2,000,000, Not far from £5,000,000, or © approach 1025 per cent of this, was crvdited to repairs. And on the Phila- delphin & Brie railvoad. costing yearly about 000 for running expenses, one quarter nearly was spent on doctol ing equipment. Thesé items appear in the controlle itemized statement under the general heads of *‘Moter powerand Maintenance,” and they may be taken as representative of the amount spent by railronds ina year to ecp up appezrances.” ey Electric Light in Berlin. The work done by the Edison com- pany in Berlin is so good, says Indus- tries, that the public and the municipal authorities have per confidence in their ability to extend their central station work stiil furthe nd a conces- sion has been given to this company for the establishment of two new stations, one in the iter of the town and the other in the southeast quarter, where most of the engincering works and other factories ave situated. Both st tions must be ready within two years, and cach must be able to supply cdrrent or 6,000 glow lamps burning simultane ously. The station in the conter of the town will eventually be increased to a capacity of 24,000 lamps, and the other station will be increased to 12,000 lamps, the annual increase not to be less than 6,000 and 3,000 lamps respectively, All the eables required in connection with these stations must be in position by the end of 1892, and the supply of current within both distriets will be compul- v, providing the customer is willing to take the light for at least a year. The network of gables to be laid down in connection = with these stations is very complete, and practi- cally comprises all the strec of the respective districts, some smull and unimportant side streets alone ex cepted. In view of this extension to their business, the son company propose to increase their shura capitul at present by £130,000, aud later on by £300,000, The ¢ ric light instal tion in the Monopol hotel of Be which comprises 1,000 lamps, will shortly be in action. The work has been executed by the Berliner Maschin- enbau tiengesellschaft, under the itendenc of Herr Beringe st is supplied by l\\uleIII oV dynamos, ouch direot coupled to a twin ne. The dynumos are of the eight-pole lise type, und are compound wound. - is 25 in, All persons having any claims against either the Grand Cent hotels of Kearney, Neb., ave he quested to present same, as [ settle all accounts at once, wl. C. BRAINARD, Proprietor. - A Curious Disease, At o recent meeting of the Paris Sur- gical society, Dr. Tervier preseuted a communieation from Dr. Defontuine, chief physician at the Creusot steel works, on electric sunstroke--or her, electrie light stroke—unccording to the British Medical Journal. At present the electrie light is used these works for producing the high temperature re- quired in casting and welding metals, metals placed in the electric are melt- ing as if by magic, and even steel be- comes soft as butte At Creusot an electr furnnce has be in use for some time. The electric are in which the metals arve placed is of enovmous 1n- tensity, its light, concentrated on some fow square centimeters, being equul to 10,000 Careel lamps, or more than 100, 000 candles, The dazsing light is wonderful to look at, but great carve has to be taken in doing so, as uuprotected persons ten meters distant, although feeling no heat, experience an acute pain in every respeet resembling that of sunstrok Even if the light be often discontinued fora while those engaged in these exper- wish to OMAHA DAILY percentage | BEE iments experinee afterane or two hou a painful sensation in the ' throat. and temples, while the sskin assun copper-red hue, Genepally the eyesare protected by means of davkened glasses like those used when loaking ot thesung but, in spite of this preesution, the re tinabecomes so affectedghmt for minutes afterward those engaged in the work wre unable to see any obje at all in ight, and for mc than an hour af- torward objects assume n yellow color. In the pupil of the eye irritation caused which lasts for forty-cight hours afterward, and which is followed by a very painful sensation as if some foreign introduced under the eyelids discharge of tears is also very for twenty-fou Simultancously headache ness are experienced, which are caused partly by pain and th verish state of the body. Finally, during the nextfow days the skin of the face begins to peel off.consing only on the fifth day. Those who haveseen” the Alpine guides turning from an assent of the in the middle of the summer an iden of the effect produced eleetrie sunstroke KONDAY is substance were The copious is hours, and sleopless- luciers can form by the - a A vPutand Cal.® This 1s a funny phrase to the ted, but all the brokers understand They use it when a person gives a ¢ tain per cont for the option of buying or seling stock on fixed day, at a b stated on the day the option given. Itis often a serious oper to the dealer but there is a mory ous “*put and call” than this: when you are “‘put” to bed with a severe cold. and your friends *‘eall” a physician. Avoid all.this by keeping in the house Dr. Pi ‘s Golden Medical Discovery The great cure for pulmonary and blood discases, Its action is marvelous. It cures the worst cough, whether acute, lingering, or chronic. For weak lungs spittingsof blood, short breath, con- sumption night-swe and kindred affections, it surpasses all other medi- cines. unitin- it. sori- ts, e A Clever Capture. At 2 o'clock yesterday morning a runaway norse attached to a top bugey came t madly down Farnam strect. Officers Mahon and Burr were standing on the corn of Fifteenth and Farnam and attempted to stop the ammal. This they failed to do, but MeMahon, with eat-hke agility, caucht the buggy, as it was passing, and jumped ioto it from the rear. He then climbed on to the horse’s back and caught the reins, horse could not be pulled up u reached the B. & M. headquarters ofticer then quictly rode the lorse, a la postil lion, to the police station. The owner of the Absolutely Pure. Thispowdernever varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More economs= jeal thian the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold incompetition with \lh' multitude of low cost, short weight alum or phosphate powders, Sold onlyin cans. 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Gespoc ClaTeAR000A, Juno BuifL 5petisic Co., Anuuu, [ 0150 { contracted bioott pols soughit a phyeigian, Who trea al niont y Lt advico I went to Craby Orehird Spngi, Ky, ‘wiiero s coursa OF troatiiioot wak carerilly obaerved. 1 recove eved, a8 T EHOUENE DUE ho Hext AP Plme lea ' bogu: 3'” Wpisoar on my faco i | body. licso (ALY tiorcased (o wores and run: 8 8. 6., and outicmens and at oneo mo for sov: Syt 7 'and Shon wothing remained t fuler 3y Blood In aw thor. Shgny o nd my system foie from T and T e g Trerent conditiona ot Uire L Youe niedicie. “Tehecifully ive. (s statom §'Terod 'ns Ihave may o' AL Bour, 31 West s GHOMER Lk Nay 15 1885 The Swift Specita it i Abou two '.4 ra ago avo way o i e disphired o ¥ oy ol wgnn. Al ans done for mo broukht & " Frienda (nststed n...;i Eouhl Wive 5. & 6. & Talr trial, sithough oughi 1t oLl 05 Throwing iy ot g s thorougty cottue, iy il returned, and 1 st 8, rtil 0 1 debllit eartily roconimend 1t § neral debi iy eorbitod ) o et 2ol whoues, La. know Me. W P. Dridges, and 50y {hat his ptutementda eorrect. Josxrk SHELTON, Driggiat. Freattae on Blood and Skin Discases natlod SWirT BrEciie Co, Drawer & | Abianta, Ga. ers while using B ionih T san Taae Max Meyer & Bro., SIXTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS, General Agents for STEINWAY, CHICKERINS, KNABE, VOSE & SOAS, BEHR BROS,, and JAS, W. STARR P-I-A-N-0-S Story & Clark and Shoninger-Bell Organs SPECIAL PRICES AND TERMS Write for Catalogue TS EANL I AP Ci e Ulurs free Ko WESTEUN KEMEDY (0., Ui, Neb, | | | JANUARY 7 18 OUR RECORD or thepast year is one of unpa and our trade has inereased beyond delled growth We have enla all expectations. ged onr store to almost twice its former size, This is the third year of our business carcer in Omaha, and those who have watehed us grow from our small beginning te our present proportions cannot deny that this rapid growth is only due to our efforts to conduct our businoss upon the strictest principlos of tegrity and fairness, fact, that this can only We have the ambition to excel be done by a steady adher in the co pledge of absolute fairness in all onr methods, Having completed our jnvent open season, have not moved so freely ter goods, and have reduced the price on them heeause we cannot afford Lo carry ry we find in th y as other We begin to-day from 83 to 50 per ¢ w the business of principles, and we diflerent departments some goods which, owin a general closing o n', not that the past and are alive to the invite custom under the to the sale of all these win- {hey are worth any less, but goods from one season to anothe In Underwear we offer the following extraordinary reductions A 1ot of good Se teh Mixed Shirts and Drawers at 2, reduc A lot of splendid fancy mixed Merino Shirts and Drawers in a from 60c. A small lot sold formerly for $1.75. In our Hosiery Department we offer a large lot of st bargain ever offered in thisline the greate than 80c. of extra fine Scarlet Shirts The identical quality ed from beautifu and Drawers warrantad pure Coc all wool seamless Hose at 15¢ a pair; is sold by other dealer 50¢. shade at 40¢, reduced rineal Dye, at $1 this is s At no less A lot ofelegant Cashmere Socks, seamless with double heels and toes at 20¢, r duced from 80c. A lot of very fine all wool seamless Hose, double heels and toes and s duced from 335c. splendid,colors, at 25¢ re- PLAIN FIGURES AND ONE PRICE, Nebraska Gl ng Gompany Corner 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, ~—THE— (60 ST LINE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to —=—=NLHHEEAS TWO THAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUEKS ——AND— Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids " Rocktord, Pavenpoit, Janesvilley La Crosse, East, Northeast Chicago, St. Paul, Rock Island, Freeport, Clinton, Dubuque, Elgin, Madison, Beloiky Winona, And all other fmportant poin For throuch thket paras Vislian 81 pers and the fnest Dining Cars 1n the world are run c miain Jine of the Chicago, Mil Vakee & St baul Rellway, and every Attentionis paid s by courteous employes of the compauy. i, Genernl Munago ER. Assistant Ger CAKPENTER, Gene Ticket Avent. GEO. F. HEAFFORD, Asslstans General Prasenger snd Ticket Agent. 3.T. CLARE, General Superintendent. VERY GRATIFYING The liber sale has proven to us a bargain, people und what we say. Ther still_a few more left. 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His form of treatment s reeommended by wha Baye tried it, inthe very strongest SKIN DISEASES Histreatiment for which leaves & perfect skin and 4 most beautitul complexion, A cure guar anteed i all forms of Privat: Discises, All disorders of the Sexual organs, cured,and health, wmbition and mankood” couipletely re stored, CONSULTATION FREE Treatment by correspondence, Send stamp for reply. Office--Bushman Blogs, 16th Douglas Sts, Omana, Neo and Health is Wealth!/ BRAIN . WEST'S NEGVE AND IR ranteed specttic for Hyste Convulsions, Fits, Nervois (ko NervousProstration el 1c:h0l ot tobaeeo, Wiketiln sfon, Softening of the Brain resu i leading to misery, deciy uire O10 Ao, Harreni rsex, Invo vy Losses and orhoea ¢ by over-cxertion of the b abuse or_overindulgence, Each box coniaing one mont's treatment. #1002 box, orsixboxes for#,0n,sent by mail prepaid onreceipt of price WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case, With eacn order re s for Six Doxes, aceimpanied with 00w wiil send the purchaser our written guarantee to re- fund the money if the treatiment does not efiect a waringees fssued only by Goodmin Drug Co., Druggists, Sole Agents, 1110 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb., A Sure Cure —OR— o PAT. 20 TO 6C DAYS. whieh has heretoforo Medical Science. Neur: 1yt Mental 1 death. ower rmat- s, 1 This is n diseaso Bafiled all We have a_Remedy, inknown to inyo: Wworld ontside of our Company,and one th NEVEE FAILED 0t obsuinate ¢ days in loes the work. 't is the otd ehronic At we solicit. We luve ave been ebandoned by uieed ducu able, and wa ring a5 4 case that we deep_ seated Ya Rundreds who vy of medicine & frue specific - Ryphilis has been sought for bi inever found until our MAGIC REMEDY was discovered, and_we ars Jusiifietin saying itis the only Heémedy in the World that willpos: itively cure, beciuse the t Medical Works, publiched by the best Known authorities, say there wi ratrue 8 bifore, Our rent edy will eure when everyihng else has fiiled, Wiy wast 1 tiine and money with patent medicine 1virtue or doctor wiih physicians that « ve you, you thut have tried every thinge DO FolE SO v Cun I‘Kl'1,l~‘! ll]u‘lwlwl’ 1 NEVER you that b 1 bur & short Sy Al iGans como 10 Sl ey Casen avor ot pur ny p and think they a bt I one, two o thre et Wi In & ove horribie orm, | This isa Blood Puritier and will Cure | any Skin or Blood Discase when Everything Blse Fails. TH: COGK REMEDY Gu. Room 10 and 11, U. S. National Bauk | building, Omaha, Ne eived by | e CHICAGO 4no ORTH- e WESTERN it Council Bluffs Rnd flhicagfl. d to take for Des Molnes, Marstinltown Milwaukeo The onl Cedar 1t W rado, Wy om ¢ Wiitornii, it Ofors superior AVALIKES any otfiorline ™ of the nwmere 15 0f superic between O 1e4go. nre its tirce troaine i doy o COACHES which aro the finest thut Tiiman Ingenuity Can croate, 1t PALACK SLIEPING she cqualof which ean not be found wlsewh | Biufls. tho traina of the Union Pacifie il nneet fnwiion GonoL With 1hose 0f the (h Ry, In Chiengo the (e of close conneetion With those of all other Columbus, 1r wifalo, Pliesh + Philndoip okton, aud a1l polrits in the Kast in # “NORTHWESTERN’ anapolls. Clacinnatl, oranto, Montre Wit mbre. Wi & for tckets vie | Al ticket WILSON Gen'l Manngor. Gen'| Fuss £ Agent. 110460, TLLS, LN, BABCOCK DB KIMBALL, Ticket Ak . kW EST, City by MO FRrnam St. Om aba, - DR, BAILEY'S DENTAL Institute! Filling athalt r er Agont uer Ag e A - )‘I'L_ Exawination of the mouth free stunip With correspondence Paxton Blk PEERLESS DYES Send §cent . Cor. 16th and Farnam. ANE THE BEST, Sold by Druggistd, [ECLARKE [\,TABU.:K(D 1851 ( 186 So. SnIeCures i Chicago, lils. { ClarkSt. The Regular 01d-Established PEYSICIAN AND SURGECN Is still Treatlng with the Greatest SKILL and SUCCESS Chvouic, Nervons and Private Diseases. 23~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Memory, Exhausting’Drains, Terrible Head and Back Ache and all the effects feading 10 early decay and peihaps Consumption or Insanity, treated scientdically by new methods with never-falling success. L= SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis« eases permancntly, cured. <{IDNEY and URINARY complaints, Glect, Goporthovs, Bticko re, Varicoale ad ol discased sfthe Genita-Urinary Ofgans cured promply without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs, o~ No experiments, Age and experience ime portant. Consultation free and sacred. Bar-Send ¢ cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases A3~ Those contemylating Marriage send for Dr. Clarke’s celebrated guide Male and Female, cach 15 cents, both 25 cents (stamps), Consult the old Doctor.” Afriendly letter ¢ iy save future suffers i and Shame, and add golden years to lif Book “Life's (Sccret) Errors, " so cents (samps). Medicin (1 writings sent eve exposure, Hours, 8156, Sundays 0 1. Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 So. Clark 8t,, CHICAQO, Ikb. 8 7% N. W. Cor. wm & Doduo &ls. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALI, Clironic and Surgical Disoasos BRACES. Am,dnces for Doformities and Trusses. 5t factlitlos, Bpparktus and reme lios for succos tment of overy form of Gis or Suegion) Treatment, TY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Bonrd and attendamos; best Lospital GoconImOdse tlons in Lhie west WITE FOI O o nod B Diseases of Womon a Specialty. LoOK ON Distasks oF WOMEN “It ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE MAKING A BPECIALTY OF | PRIVATE DISEASES. 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(or. 16th & or Natlonal Digs pensiary, corner 12 i Kunsas City, Mo, Mention th PENNYHOVAL WAFERS ne 3 cuceesafully used monthily by over 10,000 Ladies, Are Safe, Effectual and Pleasant $1 por box by mall.or at druggists, Sealed Partioulars 2 postage stamps. Address Tus Evsssa Cusmical Co, Dersarr, Micw For sale and by mail by Goodman Drug Co, Owmuhd, Neb, < durk o i wiil) 16 Of wilih e the e noctor, w T 1t cuin Douglas Sts, Muin]