Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY JULY 9, 1889, THE CITY. The sheriff of Laramie county, Wyo- ming, passed throngh Omaha with four risoners on route from Cheyenne to oliet, T1i. An infant son of Fugene W. Murphy died at the family residence in Belforc place yesterday, Tho tuneral will take place from the house at 2 o’clock to-day, to St. Mary's cemetery Messrs, Truesdell and Gauger of Fre- mont mounted their bicycles and took a spin to Omaha Sunday, the distance being thirty-five miles. They were retty woell fatiguod, however, urned home over the Union P Personal Paragraphs, Frank Mead and Charles Fleming are ending their vacation at Sturgeon Lake, Vis. Walter W. Fisher has left for a two weeks' sojourn with his parents at Clar- inda, Tn. A. J, Simmons, of Rapid City, for four cars president of thagboard of trustees of he Dakota school min@s, is in the city. He was recently renominated to the same posi- tion by the governor but declined the nomi- mation, Jotn M, Comstock, the populor traveling man who formerly represented the Shields & Brown company, with headquarters in Omaha, has entéred into partnership with W. C. Drescher in_the steam pipe covering business, and the firm has located at Kansa City. Mr. Comstock is now in Omaha suy Intending the work of his firm on the New York Life building Will Go it Alone, President Hussoy of the master plumbers’ association, denies tho statoment, that 5,000 was tendered the local associi.iun by the un- tional couvention of master plumbers at Pittsburg, to aid them in their fight against the journcymen. Reviewing the situation in regard to the strike, Mr. Hussey said that the association #tood the sume as it always has. It bolieves in the plumbers’ union inasmuch as it ap- plies to maintaming -a fair scals of wages and securimg suitable hours, put objocts to the attempt on its part to cnforce arbitrary rules. Her Reteibution, In a common cell at the county jail s in- carcerated a woman of about forty years whose career has heen an eventful one. Her talk is that of a woman of education and re- . finement, hut her features bear the tell-tale traces of dissipation and vice, Twenty-two years ago she was ‘a beautiful ana charming young wowan, a leader in Omaha sbeie and the wifo of a prominent merchant. She proved untrue to her husband and he pro- cured a divorce from her. After years of wanderiug she rowurns to Omaha, broken in mind and body, and will be examined some time this week' as to her sanity. She voes ent by the name of Sadie Gilder- I'he county will have to tak are Her former husband s still living here, and is a well-known and wealthy citizén, An Important Elemeont Of the success of Hood’s Savsaparlla is the fact that every pur v receives a fair equivalent for his mon The familiur headline, 100 Dos One| Dollar,” stolen by imitators, is original with and true only of Hood’s Sarsapar- ilia. Thi be proyen by any one who de st the matte For real cconomy, buy only Hood’s Sarsh- parilla. Sold by all druggists. New Corporations. Articles incorporating the Don Carlos Lumber company were filed yesterday in the oftice of the connty clerk by Krank King- ‘man, J. P. Davis and C. L. Blaler, with a capital stack of §100,000. Amended articles of incorporation were filed by the Northwestern Shot company, changing the nume to the Northwestern Shot and Lead company, and_authorizing tho company to establish and maintain works at St. Paul,” Mion,, Dubuque, Ia., and such other places as may he hereafter determined upon, - The company proposes to manufuct- wre all kinds of drop and _mould shot, balls, bar and sheet lead and lead pie. The capi: tal stock is to be $100,000. Advice to Mothers. Mrs, Winglow’s Soothing Syrup should alw be used for children teeth- ing. Itsoothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pains, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy lor diarrhoea. 25¢ u bottle. Among the Slumites, “T was not drunk judge, 1 was overcome by the heat,” pleaded John Pecl, the soidier wvag, in police court. “Dll give you thity days in the county John, to keep you from being sun i, replied the court, You're an old_timer here too,” said the court when Johin Powers was called. S have'nt been here for three months,” affirmed Powe “That dou't go, John," responded the eourt. “I haye your image on my spectnzles yet from your last visit. I'll fine you $8 and costs.” John Keane admitted that he was drunk but claimed that he was doiug quite well in other respects, He was fined §2 and costs, William Daily, for begging on_ the streets, was sentouced *o thirty duys in the county 1, William Bradley, a piano player, had a fignt with Blancho Wilson and bit the end of oue of her fingers nearly off and then volun- tecrea to whip a couplé of policemen. The contract was too big for him, He was fined €50 and costs. J. A. Carey was finod $5 and costs for hav- fog assaulted Charles Owe The following is only one of over fifty families who have t ed to the cures effected by Chamberlain’s Colie,Cholera and Diarrheen Remedy in Pope county, 111, during the epidemic of bloody flux last summer., Daniel W, Poe, Rock P. O.,says: I tried it for a bad case of * theflux and found three doses sufficient. After that T took it in smaller doses now and then, Igaveit to my family in the same way during the épidemis and had no trouble,” ‘The Victors Honored. Omaha division No. 18, Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythius, were favored with a re- «ception last evenivg in bonor of their having ‘won the second prize at the late competitive drill of all divisions of the state at Colum- bus, Neb. The kuights met at Jefferson square, whero they formalig received the Twelfth division, and all foruing in fours marched *hrough the principdl strects to the music of tho Union Pacific baud, After the Enrtae tho kuights wended thair way to the eadquarters of No. 12, on Twenty-secoud and Cumivg, whore an' informal reception was held and a general good time enjoyed. E ka, The motto of California means, *I have found it. Only in that land of sunshine, whero the orarge, lemon, olive, fiz and grape bloom and and ripen, and attam their high- est perfoction in mid-winter, are the Lerbs snd gum found, that are used' in that pleas- sant remedy for all throat and lung trounles, Santa Able the ruler of coughs, usthmna and consumdtion, the Goodman Drug Co. has been appointed agent for this valuable Callfornia remedy, and sells it under a guar- anteo ut §1 a bottle. Threo for §2.50, Try California Cat-r-cure, the only guar. suteo cure for catarrh. $1, by mail $1.10, Fired by a Tramp. Au unoccupied frame cottage in Central Park, owned by Mrs. Rogers, was burned on Bunday morning. A tramp who was chased away from the house on Saturday night is supposed to huve set five to the place. The 1088 awmounts Lo §00, An Absolute . The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT s oply put up in large two-cu tin boxe: and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wiynds, chupped hands, and all skin erup, *lons. Wil positiyely enrd all kinds of piles AsEde “he MRUUNAL ABIETINEG OINT- EN:. Boid s, Jdoodman Drug cempany at 85 conts per box—by wail Y0 ceuts, re. THE ALTON COMBIiNE. Has thp Union Pucific a Trafo Ar rangement With the Alton? Vice President Holcomb, of the Union Pacific, has gono to Chicago, where ho will attend amooting of the railway presidents to-day. Charles F. Adams, president of the Unlon Paciflo system, will moet him him at that point. It fs reported that the Union Pacifle will withdraw from the presi- dents' organization, Genoral Managor Kimball said he knew nothing of the reported withdrawal, and was of the opwion that the company had no thought of downg anything of vhe kiad. It is reported, however, that the Union Pacifie will be taken to task for its tie-up with the Chicago & Alton in making & roduced rate between Chicago and Denver. Although the ofcials ofthe Union Pagcific deny that a trafilc ar- rangement has boen made betwoen their road and the Alton, it was learned from a re- lidble source that, in connection with the meeting of the rallrond presidents, Vice Pres- ident Holeomb had made arrangements to meet tho Alton officials and arratgo for the running of solid Alton trains over the Union Pacific from Kunsas City to Denver, thereby aking a new Chicago-Denver route. In wnection with this the individual referred aid: ““There is no doubt in my mind but that the Union Pacific and the Alton ed up, and innsmuch as the Alton idrawn from the interstate rail- pization the Union Pacific will likewise. The statement tnat the Union Pa- cific recognized the Alton rate, thereby making a $20 rate between Denver and Chi- cago, because the inter: te commerce com- mission ruled that way, is all bosh. Tno Alton has made 1o rate 'from Kansas City of . It said that it would accept that por- the through rate. Had 1t made tho ute from Kansas City the Union Pacifio would have been justified in muking the $36 rate from I is plainly demonstrates that the Union Pacific and the Alton are tied up.” The Burlingt ta thoe Cat. The oficials of the Burlington admitted thut the report published in Tne Bre of Saturday to tho effect that the Burling- ton had decided to make a §26 rate between Denver and Chicago via Omaha, was, and is correct. An attache of the passenger Jde- partment said: “We have also given notico of a rate of $2.85 between Denver aud St. Louis.” 'This is a reduction in the St. Louis rates from $2 It was also learned that tho Towa lines announced therr willing- ne of the through rate be- and Chicago which will make on_ ull roads communi- cating with Omaha. The ofiicials of the Union Pacific stated that while they had received no notice of the $1.85 rate from the connecting lLines at the uffs that the same was forthcoming and that the sam would be made via Kausas City vi a §26 rato Ticket Agents to Organize. A call has been issued for a meeting of the ticket agents of the United States and Canada to be held at Cincinnati July 15, The meeting is called to form a new association to be known as the “International Associa- tion of Ticket Agents.’! The by-laws will include a plan of life insurance. Destroyed by Fire. A bridge on the main line of the Pucific near Sidney was destroyed by fire Sunday, the blaze originating from a loco- motive spark. The structure was 125 feet in iencth and spanned a draw fourteen feet in depth. The loss is placed at SLON. The overland passenger train westbound trans. ferred its passougers to a train sont east from C ne. The through trains were run via Juiesburg. At 8 o'clock yesterday morning_ the bridge was reconstructed and trains arrived several hours late. More Switch Track. The Union Pacific will put in an entirely new system of trackage at the smelting works, commencing ne: Thursds commodate the recent in e of business. Horsford’s Acid Phosvhate. If you are nervous, and can not sieep, try it. ANDERSON'S CLAIM. What He Had to do With the South Omaha Syndicate. ‘The Anderson-South Omaha Land company case wiil probably consume Judge Walkeley's attention all this week. William A. Paxton was put on the stand, and kept thero two or three hours. He testified that, at a confer- ence bad with A. H, Swan, when they were talking of forming the syndicate, the latter said Anderson was interested with him. At an's request, the witness and Anderson signed a note of $15,000 at the First National banlk so that he (Anderson) could lift & debt from some of the land which had to be paid before corporation bonds could be issued. That was the only time witness ever heard that Aaderson was, in any wav interested with Swan, The witness at- tended the meeting at which the bonds were signed and given Swan to take east and sell. The meeting was held in J. M. Woolworth's office. Much figuring was indulged in to find out just how much money each one would receive as his proportion from the proceeds of ths sale of the bonds, Judge Hopewell's action_in appointing an attorney to defend Lena Marsh, r of the fact that she was being repre by two young lawyers, has _attracte tention of some members of the bar. The judge says he consulted Miss Marsh and, finding that she was not only ignorant but had no knowledge of the men applying for her release on bail, concluded that she would be more satisfactorily defended if he should appoint an attorney to take charge of her case. The other attorneys were em- ployed by Ellersick. Complaint was lodged against the latter. and the court holds that it miy be necessury to convict him in order to clear her. This could best be sccomplished, if required, by an attorney to defend her who strall not be in Ellersick's employ. Dell R. Edwards has commenced suit against Johu A. Longren, Eilen Longren et al, to recover principal and nterest on & note for §210 made October 1, 188¢, by Lon- gron und delivered 1o Cuaries Corboll. Later the plaintiff purchased the note from Cor- bett. She alleges that, in October, Longren and wife executed to Corbett a mortgage on certain real estate as security for payment of tho obligation, Plaintiff also purchased this mortgage. Another defendact, Andrew Johnson, claims to have an interest in the real estato. She further sets forth that the Bee Publishing company, which is also made a defendant, holds an interest by reason of a judgment lien. An accounting and settle- ment by the court is prayed for. Iosa Andreeson has filed a reply to Ed Maurer’s answer of her petition, bringing suit against him for damages, in which she wakes a general denial of everything he sets up. The case will not be tried uutil vext term of court, Judge Doane heard arguments on the motion for a new trial yesterday in the case of Frederika Jenson against the city of Omaba. The suit was brought for 2,000, and a verdics returned for the full amount. The defense asked for a new trial on the ground that the judge had orally explained o clause in his written instructions to the jury. A now trial was eranted and tho plaiutif® asked leave to amend the petition, praying for §5,000 instead of §2,000. County Court, Judge Shields gave judgment inst the city in o caso that has been pending for Henry Jackson brought suit for $750 s (o his _ wroperty, which was withwater ~ beciuse of bad [ The case has dragged alonp through the terms of Judges Chadwick, Mo- Culloch and Shields to the present time, The judge, however, has not eutered judge- meut becuuse of 'disputed point on the question of interest, though Lo allows the awount origially asked for, The healthiest and purest flavor for soda water or lemonades, Mihaloyitch’s Hungarian Blackberry Juice. Summer Encampment. ral Breck has received notice that the appropriation for the summer encamp- went of the troops of the departiment of the Platte has been made and amounts to $17,000, floodsd Union. The encampment will be held at Fort Robinson, All the posts in the department except Du Chesno will send troops. The distance will be equal ized, =~ the garrison most distant from the place of rendesvous making part of tho distance by rail. The encampment will commence about August 20. The troops, consequently, will commence to move about August 8. Dr. Denis Bates, who is to succecd Dr. Mo- Par:inon the 10th, who retires from the service, has arrived, Mujor D, W. Benham, who is to assume command of the rifle range at Bellevue, has arrived. Thirty years ago Isaac Cood started his celebrated Tmperial Champagne. He now make 10,000 bottles a day. FLOODS AND WASHOUTS. A Number of Them Reported From all Parts of the Olty. The rainfall yestordav afternoon meas- ured 178 1nches at the Unitad States signal office. This amount fell in about an hour and a half and is a very heavy fall,especially for this section of country. Soveral washouts occurred owing to the suddenness of the fall, one of tho most ser- fous being at Kighteenth and Dorcas streets, When Fritz Bloemer went to his home, at South Eighteenth, near Dorcas, he found hus premises flooded and his family moved out. The house was surrounded by water flooded. neighbor, was also w the same predicament, as was also 8, C. Strau- ber. These people all live near the ingersec- tion of 10 enth and Dorcas streets, both of which are being raised to a grade. The grading of Dorcas is not completed to Bighteenth, tand the houses gmentioned are in @ basin, the only outlet to which is the short piece on Dorcas which is not yet grade?, These men had filled in their lots nearly w grade, but they say the water rushcd iu on them in torrents and washod the filling out, leaving the houses standing in the air on posts which a alky. The fyrniture store at 1207 Farnum street and the 99 cent store nextto it were also flooded. The water came in under the area way and entered the basement. The stock of ihe furniture company consisted of chuirs stoves and mattresses, It is ostimated t the damage will be in the neighborhood of €500 or 2600. The people next door only re port six or eight inches of water nnd s their damage was principally on tinware. thought that $15) will cover their loss, re was smull sized Johnstown flood at Nincteenth and Pierce yoste aftor- noon, and u regular lake was formed, caus- ing several families to be driven from their homes. The B. & M. railroad acts as a dam, events the water from escaping, and ery hard rain the water from the at neighborhood all washes to this point. The principal sufferers yesterday were B. R. Sawyer and family, in whoso house the water stood three feet deep, and Frank Saunders, in whose house it was four feet deep, Both familics lost many articies thing, and their bedding and furniture were budly damaged. Mrs. Sawyer and her infant babe had to be taken out of the house 1 @ wagon, Mrs. Romocky and two Bohemians were also sufferers by this flood. The full par- ticulars could not be learned for want of a boat to reach the houses. Mr. Sawyer stated that the water was twenty feet deep in places and was decp enough to swim horse ut almost any point. Ho says he had to swim the two horses of the Omaha Lum~ ber company to get them out of the stable, and that the water rose in the stable till it was six feet high, By 8 o'clock the water i cans of drai lo inc o people living in thut locality are loud in their complaints against the railroad com) for aliowing its road to dam up the water and thereby eudanger their lives and property. ing this lal pive and th Mr. Ralpk Elkins lives in Marionville,Mo., and is a successful farmer. He that he has been a great sufferer from uapuritics of the blood, which made his limbs stiff and gave im pain in the lingss but that. ho took ift’s Specific, and it soon relicved him on- tirely. He Understood His Business. Among tho democratic chiefs of di- ous who stepped down and out of the th auditor’s oflice yesterday was one estimable southern gentleman who was fortunate in securing his soft position early in President Cleveiand’s adminis- tration, suys the Washington Post. In- stead of turning out his subordinates he kept them with hardly an exception. The senator through whose influence he received the place came to him and ve- hemently remonstreted at this lack of fealty to Jacksoni ueiple. *Senator B——, ¢o you take me for a. d—d fool? T have worked like a ~lave Lmy life for a bave living. wow I have an easy plaze with a lot of subor- dinates who know all the details of the business, who will do all there isto be done, and save me the bother. Now if you think I am going tothrow them out and put in & lot of greenhorns and then work myself to death learning the busi- ness and teaching them you don’t knew me. Ishall do nothing of the kind. And he didn’t. He spent four com- fortable years reading the new and a lot of French novels and oc ally signing a paper which his clerks prepared. Russians Bound for Servia. Vi , July 8.—It is reported here that fifty Russian officers have passed Craila, Roumanis, on their way to Servia. Thore are also rumors that the Russian government has been sending war material and pontoons to Reni, in Cessarila, and to the mouths of the Danube river. Earthquake Shock in Maine. FAmMvNGTON, Me., July 8.—A shock of earthquake was plainly felt here last night, lasting half @ winute, but it resuited in no damage. Two Men Killed. Cuicago, July 8.—Two men were killed this morning by the falling of the trestle in the power house at the Milwaukeo avenue cablo railway. Save Your Hair Y a timely use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, This preparation Las no equal as a dressing. 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Every mother in Omaha knows that our prices for Boys' Clothing are throughout the season always the lowest; but no matter how low the pric this season's stock. rbent. s were before, they will be cut still more in order to close out the remainder of Everything in the shape of light weight suits and pants must go, and extraordinary bargains will be found in our Boys' Deps A Tot of Children's Sailor Suits, of a beautiful brown mixed shade, with si'k embroidered collars, very neat, formerly $1.7: vrices. Children’s Fancy Ca One lot of Buys' Unisn Cas reduced to $1.15, Another lot of Sailor Suits, in a fine grey flannel, farmerly $ Children's Jersey Suits,in several shades, at § 50, 82.90, $3.25 and imere Suits, long pants, sizes from 10 to 18, at 8275, A strong suit; just the thing for vacation days., 7. 0; reduced to 81, All very much below regular mere Suits, 5 to 13 years at $2.50; these are exceptional values, neat looking and Boys' Blue Flannel Suits, sizes 12 to 18; fast color and well male; redueded to $4.50. y Children’s Kunee Pants of all kinds; strong and well made, ab would have to pay in other houses for like qualities. Boys' Long Parts in all wool goods, neat stripes, at $1.25, $1.60 and $1.85. sizes, ¢, b0 and 60¢; less than one half what you These run up into y oung mens” IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT. We offer hoys’ good strong shoes, with solid sole leather counters at $1.15. shoes from $1.50 to $1.75, Shoe stores charge for the same IN THE HAT DEPARTMENT—Weg offer 50 dozen boys' and misses’ Steamer Cups, in neat stripes and of fine qualities, at 25c. The regular price is 50c. Nebraska Clothing Company | Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, Omaha. SPEGIAL, | After involeing our clothing stock, we i certain lines of suits ihat Lave not sold readily. been reduce: navantage. consequently prico lias An early call will be to your Dr. J. E. McGREW ONE_OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL =" SPECIALISTS &) In the Treatment of All Chironic, Nervous nd Private Diseases. Spermatorrhu: noy and Failing Manhood apsolutely cured. A cure guaranteed in all forms of Private. Discascs, Stricturos, Gloet, &e. 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Local correspondents wanted In Nee raska and low Km“EYund all urinary troubles a.ullrv Rulcb ly and safely cured by OCTELA Caj sules. Beveral cases cured 1 seven days. 5ol aLBLi0 s, o by mall from & N, Y, Full direc days at 1o p, m. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING Epps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST. “By a thorough k, which govern the natural laws lon A nutri 2 0 the flne propst i provided our 1AYOrOd hoverazs Ttis it 4 until strong Hin: al wpy ALt St tables with & any SAYE U8 WAD Dy the judicious uee constitation may be gradully bailt o enough 1o resist_every tendency Lo diseise Greds of subtie malndies are font{ng around 10 attack wherovor ther. excan v o fatnl s fortifled wit frame."~Civi] Mudo simly with bo In haif pound tins by Groe | JAMES EPP & 00, 35 DRINK HIRES’ ROOT BEER The Purest and Best Drink ia the World. Appetizing, Delicious, Sparkling. A Package (lquid) 2. makes fve gallons EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTE NOTIOURLE., EASILY MAI No bolling or straining. Directions simple, ‘and if made noc b no mistuke. tuke no other. Chemist LAND. Hom wopathi LONDON, B FiRst CV ANDAUOHG o world od Jcw ¥ork to Kiverpool vin o Colobrated | 10 Fihest Stoani: Sinariae s s WA July 24 New York to Glasgow via Londonderry Devonla, July 15 | Anchdria.. .. August3 Circassii, 20 | Furnessia.. | August 10 ¥ | Devonla,.... August 17 y sailings ther st or 3 nd PARIS 01 CONTINENTAL TOURS 0n Tors! Cireuiinr Lottors of Cradit WHLOUL T lowest CUrrent raos 1y 0f Gur 00 kgents OF 0 Henderson Brothers, Ohicago, 11L H HAL H. V. Moor C.'H. MARE: ON SALE TO ALIL PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH A 1302 FARNAM STREK DREXEL & MAUL, Undertakers andEmbalmers Atthecldstand 107 Farnam 8t. Orders by telegraph solicited and promptly attended, elephone to No. ‘ FHEE TRIAL packageot iny oneof (i br Lot Weaks mnlied dresa 15 1 $tainps Lo pay uformation on tho above and allother p SAFETY SPECIFIC:nwerife injection) ily. Provents (o disord Eenid el Cuddresed Oiyelopo fog During July and August our store closes at 6:30 p. m,, Satur- CHANA BEDICALS SURGIOAL TINSTT OMAHA, NEB. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRUTG and SURCICAL DISEASES BIRACIS, APPLIANGES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. 1 Best Facilition, Apparatys and RemediosforSuce "Treaimont of overs Jorn of Biseass requiring AEDICAL or §URGIOAL TREATMENT, NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS,! Board & Attendanco, Hoat Accomr=odations in Wes 07 WRITE FOR OIRCULARS on Deformiti Braces, Trusses, Club Fect, Cyrvatuces of Gyinc, Fliosy Tinor, Ganglhy Sntaieh, Hronciids Yaelationt octricity, xie, Epilops v, Bladdor, Eye, Eor, GiinaniBlood wnd A1l Surgical dperations Ty 181 A BIECIALT DISEASES OF WOMEN buiiivs WEEMAVE EATKLY ADDED & LYIXG-IN DEPAKTMENT FOR WOMKN DURING CONFINKMENT, (STRICTLY FRIVATE.) Oaly Reliablo Medioal Instituts making Specielty of RIVATE DISEASES A1l Biood Diseaies puceestrilly iresteds AgpMiNie Fain remioned thom he ot mercory,. Kaw Restorath WKL, Furites usbio (o ¥isig endenees il comranie Fumenisschity matior s radRaClbierview preferr fl"’ Jour ease, ned wo Wil K TO MEN, FRRE 1lis; Gleot and_ Varlcocels, with question fist. OMAHA MEDICAL & SURGICAL 1 NETITUT: 13th and Dodgo Streets, OMAZIA, NEB, \MERII’:AN EXPRESS COMPANY" 4\ 'European Department recelves and ¢ by each Mall Steamer New Vork. o dirget by this ctry (0 tho Uni‘ed xico, with or Withous ew York. ponsible company. BROK- 1180 10 Canada tof dutiesat Ordors lssued payable at 15000 places in ted States, Canadi and j rope to whom shipments for United orad, or If from interior points by Bili of Lading ‘o ‘American Consul. ITHOS. MEADOWS & CO. 1 ik Streot, 1 Q. 0. WisT's NEive AND BRAIN THEA® arantood gpecilio for Hysterl, Dizal Wlilons, "Lits, Nervous Neuralgis Headl ol vous Protration caused by thi t aleonol or tobacco, Waketuluess, Men: sssion, Bofiening nf the Hrain, resulting (n ity and leading to misery, decay und death, atiure 010 Agza, Barrenncss, Los of Power In either sox, Iavolintary Loses und Spermate a caused by over-oxart/on of the brain,self abuse or overindulzence. Each box contains cne month’s treatment. #1.00 & box, of s1x hoxes for .0,5ent by mail p: d on receipt of price, WH GUARANTEHR SIX BOXES To cure any case. With euch order recolved by 8 £0r 51X boxes, R0co apanied with 8,00, we wi 800d Lo PUrCHASOE OUT WEILLan FUSFATLOD Lo Fo- fund tho mosey if Lo trestment does not eweck cure; Guarastess fasuiod only by Goodmus rug Co., “l‘ulfl Sole Ageats, 1110 Farnam stk Omala Nob IMKEN SPRING VEHICLES Hundreds of thowsanda in us Try Onoe ness, ¥ i Gircular, STANDARD KEMEDX (0., Chicags, Thilagide o or e iy MROY ki) kgt SANTAL-MIDY Arrests discharges from {he urinary or- gans 1n elther sex 1o 45 hoy 1 18 superior to Copaiba, Clibebs, of tnjections, and frec from all bad suell or other ficonveniences. ‘contained wmall i Drings leny ing o the weight pat on thew, rough country or fine Kunpiad o s Vill wive you hast matisfastion. ity drive