Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 19, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY JULY THE CITY. Internal revenue collections yesterday were $68,058.81, The collector of customs yesterday re- ceived twenty-five chests ot tea for a local firm. The scholars of the Decatur street Baptist church went out on the Elk- horn for a picnic at Calhoun yesterday. A. K. Riley secured a permit for the erection of a $40,000 five story brick warehouse on Douglas- street between Tenth and enth. J. E. Riley, the contractor, has been ordered by the board of public works to begin grading Vinton street from Twenticth to Twenty-fourth, Work has been commenced on the new brick block to be erected by Will- fam Sievers at _the southwesl corner of Sixteenth and California streets. Forty members of the Omaha Guards, with their band, will leave their ar- mory on Saturday, August 10, at5p. m., for Spirit Lake, la., where they will go into camp for n week. Mrs. Nelson, a woman who runs a hennery near Boyd's packing house, has asked for police protection against the depredationsof chicken thieves who infest the neighbornood. John Mumm and Henry Bons, pro- priotors of the Metz beer garden, were arrested yesterday on a new charge of selling liquor on Sunday. They gave bonds and were relensed. Bill Armour, the cab man, arrested for the larceny of a gold watch from Pat Kirby, pleaded not guilty in police court yesterday afternoon. His case will be heard on Saturday. John Linderholm, David Landen, Myron D. Karr, B. A. Karr and Oscar Linderholm have filed articles incorpo- rating the Metropolitan Ice company with a capital stoci of $30,000. Clerk Frank Moores, of the district court, has made a rule that petitions for damage suits must be accompanied by 810 for the clerk’s and sheritl’s fees. Damnge suits are usually settled out of court, and the clerk may whistle for his fee. “Jimmie” Lindsey, the pugilist, is in a fair way to r h the police station as as inmate. J. P. Henderson, proprietor of the New York hotel, charged in po- lice court yesterday afternoon that Lindsey owed him a board bill of 20, and refused to settle the bill, Chairman Balcombe complains that all the public work nowin progress, and articularly grading and sewer build- ng, is going on slowly and very unsat- asfuctorily, owing chiefly to the stant rains which are very unu this period. Most of the cont will be behind time in completing sheir contracts. While car No. 65,0f the Park avenue line, was crossing the cable tracks at Fifteenth and Harney yesterday aftor- n00n it was run into by grip car No. 55, bound west, and knocked from the track. The force of the collision pushed the grip car off the track also. The only damage was to the horse car, which had the dash board broken in and a small hole perforated through the side of the car. A few days ago Mrs. Emma Christo- pherson, wife of Ed. Maurer’s bar tender, discharged her hirved girl, Tda Ross, and in doing it assaulted her, For this Christopherson came into_volice courtand puid a fine. Yesterday the girl ventured back after her clothes, and cluims she found that all had been destroyed. The articles enumerated are a hat, dress and other articles, val- ued at $30. A warrant is out for Mrs. Christopherson. Damage in the Courrs, Commissioners Mount and O'Keeffe ha gone to make an examination of roads and bridges in the vicmity of Elkhorn. Revorts say that the recent heavy rains have doue o great deal of damae, Sullivan's Belt. Ed Rothery yesterday received through > belt worn by John L. Sullivan 1t fight with Jake Kilrain. 1t v presented to Rothery by Sullivan, who fo ed it from Chicago, where ho hias been sojourning siuce the fight. News, The following soldiers of the Seventcenth Infantry have’ reported at I3ellevue rifle range as competitors in the department rif competition: Corvoral A. Rows, company Sergeant Allvacht, company C; Musician Mullgert of Gibbon, company L. Ninth Ward Republicans. A speeial meeting of tho second district Ninth ward republican ciub will be held in the headquarters of the club, corner of Lowe and Mercer avenue, Saturduy evening. The mecting will be called at 7:30, and matters pertaining to local politics wili be discussed. Thomas Gentleman made the third unsic cessful attempt in Justice Krocger's court yesterday to oust James Stewart, an objec- tionable tenant, from one of his ho Stewart pays his rent promptly, and seems tobave a cinch on the place. The house is at 1612 Saunders streot. Coming to Omaha. The work of moving the offico fixtures of the Omaha Elevator company from Council Bluffs to the headquarters of the new consol- idated company in Himebaugh & Merriam's ofice building was begun yesterday. ‘Tne tafl of clerks at Council BIutfs will be trans- ferred to Omaha also. David Stanton, a member of the book firm of Osterholn & Stanton, of Lincoln, was united in marriage at the parlors of the Pax- ton hotel, at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, with Miss Jennie G. Odell of Lincoln. The ceremony was performed by Itev. Mr. Mar- guette. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton returncd to their future howe at Lincoln last night. New Revenue Officers. Coliector of Internal Revenue Peters yes- terday made the following appointments: Deputy Collectors—John MeMaton, Oma- ba; Avdiew Kerr, Beatrice; John Jacobson, Hastings: I G. Simmons, Seward. Guagers—13. Higbee and Daniel Hurley, Omala; M. Stephenson, Lincoln, Storekeepers—M. Roderick, F. M. Single- ton and William Fenton, Omuba, Horze Traders in Court. A couple o horse traders were in court yesterday afternoon. Johuson had Bern- hard’s horse, and vice versa. Johuson had the best of the deal and Bernhard wanted to trade buck. Johnson refused and Hernbard said 1t was a case of horse stealing, The police judge heard the testimony of Johuson and Johnuson's brother, and then of Bera- hard. ‘Phe.irst paie said it was & trade, and hey had the prepouderauce of testimony, so he case was dismissed, Tuke Your Tanks Off. Patrovs of the Belt line complain that every oveniug the drivers of the Consoli dated Tunk Line's delivery tank wagons try to how closo thoy n come to the out going train at the Locust street crossing. As # collision with one of these ol tanks would probably be follow:d by an explosion, the pussengers natus A1y feel 'Y nervous until Piie pofut is passod.” The cngineers of both ghe Blihorn gnd the Missouri Pacific have been ¢ mpelled frequently to cowue to a standstill rather than risk a collision with one of these wagons. A meworiul is being prepared for presentation to the Tank Line company. ro juesting them Lo oaution their drivers in Luis matter, One bottle of Platt’s Chlorides cou- tains more disinfecting power then ten pounds of chloride of e, MEN WHO ARE TRI Found in and Around Leading County Posttions. In county office circles the political pot has commenced to boil very lively. Cou- missioner Mount stirred it by declaring that Mike Roche, the county clerk, would have 1o be thrown overboard. Roche says Mount ought to attend strictly to his own canvass if he wants to be re- elected, and Dick O'Keeffe intimates that any attempt to knife Roche may react on the parties who make it. There is no longer any question but that a combination b been formed to freeze the county clerk out, and his friends are furious over it. They have prepared themselves, it is said. and when the proper time comes will make somo very interesting exposures. As an illustration of Chalrman Mount's cunning, the fact is pointed out that he hi proposed that the money appropriated to Mr. Roche for hiring six clerks ou the tax list work be divided accordiug to the political in- fluence of smd clerks. The resolution au thorizing Roche to employ them says that they shall reccive §75 a month each, but Mount 1 not satisfied with this and proposes av_entirely different distribution, Ho said to O'Kecffo yesterday that some of the clerks ought to have £100 A month and othors only $0; and, in order to have the distribution made according to his idea, he provosed that Roche draw the money and pay them instead of making out individual warrants. George Anthes and J.R. Bean are the clerks whom he wants to pay $100 each, on the grouna _that they are expert uccount: ants, O'Keeffe objects to the scheme, and will make a fight, aguinst it. Another feature causing much cotment 18 the apparent collusion between Mount, An derson and County Attorney Mahoney. Nearly every question raised in the board ~ meetings is referred to Maboney, with _instructions to make an examination and give his opinion thercon. One gentleman ventured the asser tion that it was not i the line of a county attorney’s duty to act as un examining cou mittee and uscertain whether or not the clerk is using too many or too few books of record, **but,” he continued, “this seems to be a part of the vlau adopied to manufucture charges against Roche, and tous prevent him gomg before the convention for a re- nomination.” The Roche faction declare that Ben Kmight of the Ninth ward will be u candidate agaiust Mount, and Mike Laley says re is not a man i the district who can defeat him, A Relinoie nady. ALLcock’s Poxous Prastens never fail to give speedy proof of their efficucy as the best external remedy for weak back, rheumatism lumbago, sciatica, colds, cougns, sore throat, pulmonary and. kidney difiiculties, maluria, dyspepsia, heart, spleen, liver and stomach ins aad all loca! pains. They have been in use for over thirty and their value has been attested by hignest medical authorities as well as by vol- uutary and unimpeachable testimonials from thousands who have used them. Ask for ALLcock’s and let no explanation or solicitation induce you to accept o substi- tute. DIED REFORE THE BRIDAL. A Prospective Bride Bercaved Through Death of a Lover. John Krajecek, s Bohemian, twenty-nino vears old, employed at one of the packing houses in South Omaha, was overcome by heat Wednesday morning, and at 5 o'clock n the afternoon died from the effuets. ‘The re- mains were taken to Heafoy & Heafey's un- dertaking establishment,and will be interred 'S cemetery to-morrow. There is an unosually pathetic incident cted with the death of young Krajecck. *He was engaged to be marricd to a young Bohemiun girl in Wahoo, and for ‘many montL past had been saving a portion of the meagre stipend ne received for his work cach to buy a home und furnish it for his 1t was hard work, but Krajecel suc- , the littlo home was ready, wud yester- was to_have left for Walioo, and next v the wedding was to have »taken But to-day the bluc-eyed Bohemiun zirlin Wanoo mourns a lover dead. and all that is mortal of John Krajecek lies in tue cold dead room of an undertaking house, The Closing of an kmportant Outlet. The biociade of @ port 13 not more injur- ious to its commerce than is even the tem- porary obstruction of the bowels to the health of the system. Constipation neces- surily arrests the secretion of bile, imped and disorders digestion, and poisons the cir- culation. The safestand most effcetive, as it is also the most_genial, laxative and anti- bilious medicine in existence is Hostetter Stomach Bitters, and it is more than pro able that its sovercign eflicacy as a preven- tive and remedy for intermittont and remit- tent fever is lurgely due to its reformatory action upon the liver, an_organ prejudicially involved in all malarial complaints. Persons With a tendeney also to rhenmatic, neuralgio and kidney trouble cannot do better than to onize it with Mostetter's Stomach Bit which invariably checks it at the out- The weak, morcover, are invested with strength by this fin invigorant, A Brutal Hackman. A two-year-old babe, son of Mr. Hohe, a stoncmason employed by Drexel & Fall, was run downsand badly injured by a reckless cabman yesterday afternoc This child with others was playing at the corner of Sixteenth and Charles streets. A four- wheeled carri hauled by a pairof bay horses, and driven by a fellow known only as “‘Harry,” was driven rapidly around tho corner. ‘T'heolder children were able to get ont of the way, but the babe was caught under a wheel and bruised about the body. Strange to say no bones were broken, The cabman saw what he had done, and, putting the whip to his horses, hurried out of sight. turzing back on Lis seat to asic the children “why in — they didu’t picke the kid up out of the road.” That sour tempered, cross, dyspeptic individual shouid take Dr. J. H. Me- rsaparillal [t will make him s well and hearty as the hoalthiest of us. He needs bracing up, vitaliziug, that is all. Licensed to Wed, Marriage licensos were issued by Shields yesterday to the following David Stanton, Lincoln Jennie G. Odell, Lincoln s { Mattkias Lukschwert, Omaha. .. .. 1 Annnie Grohs, Omaha. ., . { Fredrich A Gebauer, Owaha 1 Rosa Buzvosky, Omaba. . {John A. Swanson, Omaha... 1 Ella Nelson, Boone, la. Judge HE DID VT NAME THE POWER Says That ts Why the Gas Bids Weore lgnored. Councilman Davis, speaking of the charges made by Erank Murphy, president of the Omaha Gas Manufacturing company, to the effect that the bids offered by his company had been ignored by the council committee and the contract awarded to a higher bidder, said that Mr. Murphy's statement was a in- Dav ing in his pocket Mr. Davis flshed out a document, of which the following is & copy liunu ~C. 8. Goodrich, city comptroller, Omaha: Dear Sir—This company offers to light all the public lamps, whero gas mains are now lnid, or shall be Iaid, for the term of five years, for the sum of #25 for lnmp per yoar. OMAIA (GAS MANUPACTURING C By Frank Murphy, Presidont. “This bid," said Mr. Davis, “did nov spo ify the candle power of the lights nor did it enter into the matter of Who was to pay for ropairs. We ordered the comptroller to no- tify this company to modify its bid, and not- withstanding the fact that they had five weclks in which to_answer, they failed to do 80. As it stood, the bid 'was an improper one, and we rejected it as such 8 to the matter of the bid forthe electric light, this company wanted to furnish 30 candie power lights at £ more per lathp than we had to pay for lt-candle power, and as 16-candle powor lights are amply sufic and as wo only called for 16 to 20 cand ‘m\\'m' lights, and further, as the $1 more per ight would call for un unnecessary outluy, wo rejected the bid. gl The Swift Specitic Company, Drawer 3 Atlanta, Ga., offer a reward of one thousand dollars to any onc who will find by au particle of mercury, iodide of potash, or other poisonous substance in 8. 8.'S, COUNTY HELPS CITY. Funds Will Be Provided to Do Soma Town Grading. An important meeting of the board of public works will be heid this after- noon, when bids will be received for grading South Thirteenth strect from Vinton street south to the city hmits, and Thirty-second avenue from Bd. Creighton avenue south to the city line, practically conneeting Omaha and South Omaba with eraded highways, As the mayor has refused to approve the expenditure of any additional funds from the general fund above that already appro- priated for grading already ordered, the city woula not. have been able to do this work s year had not the county commissioners o to pay the city's half of the expense, ppropriated $10,000 for the purpose, nee this was done there has been little hiten in the proceedings, the city having discovered that it wouid uire $6,000 to grade Thirteenth street and )00 to' grade Thirty-second, but Mr. Kierstead of the board was to-day wssured by Sommissioner O'Keeffe that the board would certainly appropriate the additional §1,000, and so the contracts will be let. The Rock Island Soup can. be bought at all groceries in Omaha. Too Much Familiarity. “Pime is calied for the second round in case of Cooley vs. Forbes. L. J. Coole paid Judge Berka $5 and costs yesterday morning for knocking out a fourtecn-yoar- oid sou of Forbes the other night. Tac boy, wrile playing ball, accidentally struck a lac with whom Cooley was walking. The latter retaliated, was arrested and paid the fine, He has now caused the Eider Forbes to be arrested, charging that Forbes strack, beat and kicked him the first time they ever met o much familiarity on first acquaintance he couldn’: endure. The case will be he this morning. the Catarrh cared. heaith and ath secured by Shiloh’s Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector sale by Gooaman Drug Co . Biackmail. The diMculty between U. Bell and Grant Level was adjusted in police court. Level was arrested on the eharge of grand reeny at Bell’s complant. The testimony was conclusive that Level secured §12 from Beoll as hush money, Bell | s becoumo mixed up by report with L andsomo wife. When Louvel 5 1more, and threatened to shoot | cush v yming, the m s taken in band lice. In dismissinge the case, Judce said it was a pr v ocase of il but that the charge of lare was not sustained by the evidence, Cushman’s Meuthol nhaicr, cures catarrh, headache, neuralgia, asthma, bay Fever. Trial iree at your druggist. 1’rice 50 cents. A Lily with a Temper. Lily McGovera, a bright young lassie, about, thirteen years of age, was in police court chaged with fighting, The evid was to the effect that Lily's mother tempted to punish her but wvas not able do 50 owing to the girl's stabborn resistance An older sister went to tie mother’s aid but Lily was rapidly getting the best of the com- bination when an ofiicer arrested the twvo girls for fighting. _Judge Berka dismissed then both. John Nelson eame in a_few minutes Jater and wanted Lily arrested for assault ing him with a club. As Lily weighs about ninety pounds and Nelson nearly two hun dred the ttorney refused to issue the do sired warrant drunks and four vagrants were Mothers, Soothing Syrup should always bo used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pains, cures wind colic, and is the best vemedy for diar- rha. 25¢ a bottle, The City's Secret Service, Chief of Detectives Mostyn’s semi-monthly report shows that sicce July 1 the detectives have made 36 arrests, secured 25 convictions, and recovered $112 worth of stolen property. {n the mouth of Junc the force made 36 ar. secured 28 convictions, und recovered $115 worth of stolen property For & disodered livertry Beecham's Pills, A Mad Dog. A mad dog bit two othier curs on Saunders street at noon. Ofticer Walker, on the Cum- ing street beat, was summoned, but had for gotten his gun, and the dog escaped and ran to the corner of Nineteenth and Izard, where agrader on the street rauway company’s power house dispatched it with a brick, Used by the United States Government T'ndorsed by the heads of the Great Univers and Public Food Aualysts, as (he Strongest, Purest and most Healthful Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder does not contain Ammonla, Iime or Alum, Dr. Price’s Delicious Flayoring Fz- Aracts, Vaudla, Lenou, Orauge, Aluond, Kose, eic., do not contaln ¥oisonous Oils b5 Cleinlcals. M!lcl BAKING POWDER COy New York, Chicegoe, 8t Leuls. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varios, A marvel of pure- ty, strength and wholes mencss, Moro e:0- nomical than ¥he ordinary kinds, and cannot Dbe s0ld in competition with the multitudes of 1ot OF Khortweight alum or phosphate powiders, Bold only in cans. Ioyal Baking Powder Com- pany, 126 Wail Street, Now York. | CLoubs <FLOATING + Sane: .Y WRAPPERS, (lakor 31203 and receive a E o0 HHAND 2o A Containing G ProTosRAiks Z «lebratad Acrors and AcTREsse 1403 FARN AN TR (Upposite Pax! Office Iy m. to1p. m. Spoct ists in A Disenser “Consultaiion &t offic Chronfe, Nervous Skin and servation and permanen i PIAL o DERILY y or Indu odueing Sle ndency : fuce, nver- Gty, ensily o " confl Jit Ty 55, and finds foly, permanentiy’ and pri- fletts & Betts, 1408 Pless 1 Syphilis, a discase § most ervible in its | ited without the afd . FEysipeas, Fever sore in'tie Hlead and Bone uth snd Tor « cured wher: Bladder Complumnts, inrul, Diflienlt, 100 fro: ¥ Ukine, Urine bzl col i enton standing, Weak Gleet, Cystitls, Curea,’ Charges Re 7, Urinary & i asona: | TR TR STRICT To Yoo Mo and Middla-Azed Men, which bimgs ¢ et destroy.og both mind 1 bod. aded ilI%, permanently cured, al RN ROTMY Adress those who have impaired e W xoli hibits. which ruin both body and mind, unfitting them ror business, TR EI| Guaranteed FRE! cutting, caustic or per- MAqitien MEN, oF those enterinz on that hap Dy ife, aware of phiysical debility, quickly us tisted, % q OUR SUCCESS. Is based upon facts, First—I cal’ Expe rience, Seeond—Every case is ospeclally stud jus starting aright.” Third—Me lie nés are v pured I olr InbAtory exactly 1o suit each case, hus atfecting cures without injury §¥” Send 6 cents postage for celebrate] works on Chronie, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. Thousands cured. §97~ A friendly letter or call may save you future suffering and shame, and add goldén years to life. 9" No letters an- swered unless accompaniod by § cents in stauips, Address or call on S& B T LRS. B 1408 Farnam Sireet. Omaha. Neb, MEYER ADOLPH MEYER ESTABLISHED 1866, Max Meyer & Bro, Great reduction of price on se-ond hand Pinnos and Orga. A good chance to get & 00d Plano for u small amount of moncy. MA PIANOS, Mo. i B0, ' 8200 (0420 & Co, square, 16 % are....... 5 00 square. . 5 0 w w K w0 N [ Cush,| e ton | 0'#10 00 10 00 10 0 10 00 10 01 ¥ 00 g ® [y 1 Bradbury, TW. W 1 Nentou & 1 good square ORG 1 Estey Orgai cost new, 31 1 8choninger Orgaw, 10 stop. 1 Sunduy School Organ, cost new, 23 1W. W, Kimball omgan 1 Péince Organ 00 1Taylor & Farley Ongii I 1 Taylor & Farley Ongan P 1 Mason & Haulin Organ 0 . hquare, ). KA, . grovy ANS. used §monthis [ b 00 0) 0 00 I 0 R ¥ cent less than ev 15t Ly @ roon for our il glve an extra Tha above prices are 10 offerud before ; s we Targe stock of New Pianos we 10 per cent discount from above prices to any oné that buys an Instrument befors August 1st Very instrumIent gUATADteed (0 Do JUSL &3 16 presented, Piunos for rent for §2 rontl tfor 1,50 anl upvard per moatl, o 1 you huy aay of the uboves instuments and you ire not sntixfied, we Wil allow yon suiie as You paid for it townid any now Piano you 1 Call enrly wud get n bargain, Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. PENNYEROYAL WANERS are success(ul ) monthly by over 10,000 Vadics. Arc Safe, Effectual and Pleasant 1 per box bymall.or at druggists. Sealed -Particulars 2 postagd stamps. Address ) and upwards | Organs for re Tag Evnsss Cusdical Co, Dersair, Mict For sale and by mail by Goodman Drug Company, Omaha, T0_OFFICE § EEKERS. ¢ Palace Office Building of Omaha THE BEE BUILDING. A Superb Court, Perfect Ventilation! Thoroughly Fire Proof. WELL LIGHTED OFFICES, HARD-WOOD FINISH, TILED CORRIDORS Fifty-Eight Vaults, Lighted by Electricity, Night#® Day Elevator Service THE BEE BUILDING, Seventeenth and Farnam, offers attractions for Professiona Men, Insurance Companies, Brokers, Real Estate Agents and Business Mer 1, who desire eleg: offices at reasonable terms, ant, commodious and fire-proof For particulars apply at the Counting Room, New Bee Build- ng. Alns _may found v old sizes of fs. Dear in i ar bods wh we offer, but firstelass 1w every parucuine State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublinand Liverpool From New York Every Tuesday. of sta Cabin passage £ to §0, according tolocation rooum. Excursion $65 L0 §4, Steorage to and from Kurope at Low AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Gen'l Agents, 5 Broaiwas, vl Western Axent. 164 Kanduiph St., Chicago. HARRY E. MOKES, Agent. Oma Reduced Cabinrates to Glasg, t Ltates. w York, JOuN BLEGEN, G fxhibition, SINESS DOLLEG " GeLLiaR +huRERL ) EW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY CORN- wall-on-Hudsou. Cot, C. J. Witz . 8, A M., Supt; B3 F. Hyare, Comad't of Cadats, Q'r JOIN'S y MILITARY SCILOOL, MANLIUS, N. Y. Ciyil Englnecring, Cli 10r, eV, K1 HUNTIN L. CoL, W, VERBECK, & KSONVILL yand ¢ et Business ON, I'resident periitondent o FEWALE ACADEMY Steck Piano Re © for powerful sympathetic @, pliable action and absolute dura- bility; 80 years' record the hest guaran- wee of the of these instru- ments. WOODBRIDGEBROS, sules. Beveral cases cured 1 seven days, - Sold jarl excellence omuwcwin] OE WATER LEMONADES, SHERBETS, AND ALL COLD DRINKS. Eewill corvect thedamaging ine fluence of Jco on the Stomach. For Men Eealth Preserving, for Chitldren Invigoraiing, ard Ro. (resning for Al o Beverage rantd Geric; Teated The Best Bum- Existence. Wer. Pure and Unfer- An Eficlent Remedy rhas, Cholera Morbus, Dytentery, and ull Disorders of tho Lowels, NASHVILLE, Kinaly tho ne plus witra of s Jl arinks. " 1tis free fros hol t digbstive organs, Aromntic fayor, and is just @ thing for diafrheal troub- in the heated term. A ATABLESPOONFUL IN' A GLASS OF i oUT IUIGE- M s g 6 tor hus u fine fully, ISON, M. D. o by Drugs s and Grocers. {C. E. & C. M. ANTHONY. 812 1st Nat'l Bank Bullding, Omaha, -~ Nebraska For st Tiquot FARM LOANS Tow rates for Clioive Loans. Titles and values Jus<od upon promptly iid loans elosed withouy clay. Local correspondents wanted in Ne raski and lo A Sure Cure IO PLAT. 20t0 60 DAYS, This is u dis2ase which has heretofore Baflled ail Medical Science. When Morcury, lodide of Potassium, Sarsapa Tilla or Hot Springs fafl, we guarantéo s curo, We have a Remedy, unknown to anyone in the World outside of our Company, and one that has NEVER FAILED 10 cure the most obstinate casos. Ten days in recent cass does tiie work. 1%1a the old chronio deep seatud cases that we solicit. We have curcd hundreds who have been abandoned by Physicians, and pronounced incurable, and wa challenge the world to briug us a case' that we will not cure {n less than sixty days. Bince the history of mealcino & true spocific for byphills has beun sought for but nover found wntil oar MAGIC REMEDY was dincovered, and we are Justified o sayin; it 18 the only iemedy 1n the World tnat will pos itively cure, bacause tho lateat Medical Worl Jublisued by the best Known autliorities, s hore wasnevera teue specific before, will cure wheu everything else hus failed. Why waste you tiuis and money with patent medicines that never hiad virtue, or doctor with Pliyaiciuns that cannot cura yor, you that huve ried everything olse should come to us now aud &' & Dermanent relief, you DOvVer can get it slso- Where, Mark what We iy, in ho oud yon must take our remedy or NEVER recover and you that have been afictad but a short tine Blould Ly all means €ome to us now, not ons in ten of naw cases ovor get perinanently cured. help and think they are freo from tae n one, two or thirea years after i ain in a ‘more horrible form This is # blood Purifier and will Cure any 8kin or Blood Disense when Everything Elso Fails, NoTICE—We desire 1o caution patfents in re- gard 1o partios claiming (0 use the 00k Hein edy. Our formula is not and CANNC Known to anyone but oursclves. THE COOK REMEDY Co. Rooms 418 and 419, Paxton Block, oke and Recommend WLALG0 per box, all druggists, or il from Dothiad iy oo 1 WR S 1 ¥ Wildivesr Wous q OMANA MEDICALHSURGICAL INSTITUTH. S an, 4"0 N.W.CoR, 1371 & Dooce 818, OMIAHA, NEB, FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONL and SURGICAL DISEASES BIRACInS, APPLIANGES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. ! Best Facilities, Apparatysand RemedicaforSucoesful Treatment of every form of isenso Tequiring NEDICAL or SURGICAL TREATHENT, NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS,' Board & Attendance, Best Accommicdations in West. 07" WRITE FOR CIRCULARS on Deformities end. Braces, Trusses, Olub Feet, Gurvatures of Gpine, Piles, Turord, Ouncery Gatargh, Bronchitis, Tohatation! octricity, s, Epilepsy, Kildey, 3 Eyo, bar, Hkinan Bldod snd A1 furyicalOperations: DISEASES OF WOMEN 5. Oaly Reliable Medical Inatitute making a Specialty of PRIVATE DISEASES A Tiload atcenstilly (reated. By philtic Poluo e from the sy ; ative urely packed no uin e per Birtory of BOdK Py OMAHA MEDICAL & BURG(CAL INSTITUT; 13th and Dodge Streets, OMAMA, NEB, consult us or send fu piain wrayer: oup o, Bt Di.E.O. Wist's NERVE AND BRAIN-TREAD MENT, & guaranteed ypecifie for Hysteria, Dizgle ness, suvulsions, Ill Nervous Neuralgis, Headache, Nervous Pr uase of alcohol or tobacco Deprassion, Boftenin Insanity and leadiog (B Premature Old Age, I In either sex, Involun orhea caused by over. abuse or overindulgence h box contains ene month's treatment. L, 01 8lx hoxes for #5.0/,s0nt by muil prepald on raceipt of prices WH GUARANTEN SIX BOXBS To cure any case. With each order recelved by u8 for 5x boxes, Accompinied with #,00, we wi ;:llh\ Lo PUTCLASCT OUr Wrilton KUBIALLYS Lo res nd the money If the trestment does not emeck B::.l Co“lxl'lrliul‘: x:]uul only Il“‘J ll;u\l‘“l. “ o Drug o Ageals, ‘arnsm stroat. Oiaulia Mot ¥ CUR General and NERVOUS DEBILITY, Weaknoss of Body and Mind: Ef 5t Ervere o Excostesin Oldor Yoring, W UNDEVR LOTED N o d by the ontal . resltingla misery, decay and death, Loss of wnd Sparmate the brain,self- ration cau W ek, Tl Wddrses CHIE N CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS ond Hran,