Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 1, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Contractor Boyleis grading the south end of Hanscom park. Adolph Boukal was appointed guard- fan of I..‘.-.m Charvat yesterday. Louiso, the ten-year-old daughter of Rev. J. L.Maile, broke her arm in a fall off an embankment. A musical and literary enter s to be given at Plymouth Kountze Place this evening, The regular monthly inspection and muster of the troops of the Second in- fantey will tako piace to.day . 8, Rowley, president of the Home Investment compuny. has been chosen 10 succeed Mr, Parrotte, who is sick in Illinois, as director. Mrs. Martna O'Connell, wife of Julge O’Connell, who died on Saturday, is 1o be buried ut St. Mary's cometery. The Tuncral exercises oceur at 9 a. . at St. Patrick’s church to-day. Mvrs, John Bule applied to the county ¢ommissioners for transportation for herself and three small children to Willis, Kan. Mrs. Bale was deserted by her husband last Saturday, who took all his wagesand left her in desti- tute circumstances. The transporta- tion was furnished. The county commissioners met in special session yesterdny afternoon and passed the nppropriation sheet for tember vies, amounting Lo $3,5 An application for the position of phy sician at the county poor farm was ro- ceived from J. Ellen Tarbox, M. D., of Grand Island, and ordered filed. Per-onal Paragranhs. E. B. Woods, of York, 18 at the Millard. W. J. Crane, of Arlington, is at the Casey. A. 8. Prescott, cf Lincoln, is at the Pux ton, C. I3, Hunson, of Kearney, is at the Pax- ton, V. Allyn, of Broken Bow, is at the Pax- ton. L. % Calkin, of Fremont, is at the Mur- ray, Charlie Magoon, of Liacoln, 18 at the Mil- lard, W. A, lard. Bishop Worthiogton has gone to Yorlk. D, C. Wallace, ir., of nment church in Bridgers, of O'Neill, 18 at the Mil- New Tekamah, is at the khart, of Chadron, is at the M. Huston, of Ainsworth, is at the B, A. Gibson, of Weeping Water, is at the Paxton. Sam V. Chapman, of the Paxton. Henry E. O the Paxton A. Bostw! the Murray 3. B. Woods and J at tie Milard. J. H, Buchstff and wife, of Lincoln, are at the Murray, Mayor Bostwick and are guests at the Murray. W. L. McGee and daughter, of North Platte, are at the Murray, Miss Katie Dowling, of Hanu:bal, Mo, isa tof Mrs. D). MeCambridge. sditor of i ne Ber, left yes. waukee and Chicago. , of Hamilton, Can., is A, M. Walton, at 619 Plattsmouth, is vill, of Broken Bow, is o ck and wife, of Hastings, are at I, Hale, of Yorl, a wife, of Hastings, visiting_her brother South Twenticth, Mr. W. %, Wappich, seerotary of the board of public works, has returned ~ [ro: pleas- ant visit to his old home at Keolcuk, T, H. Vane Lucas, representing the Pe Refinery compan and the National Refinery company land. is in the city. Ered Mohle hias sold his Omaha and leaves to-morrow for Los where he invested largely in 1 ing the recent hoom, Mr. George L. Barney has returned Cairo and will move his family to Neb., where he is interested in- a turing enterprise. Colonel Chiase, one of the vico presidents of the deep harbor organization, left yesto day morning for Topeka to attend the inter state deep narbor convention, which holds a session there this week. C, W. Lyon, clerk to Inited shal Sluughtor, with his bride, from his weddig tour 10- young man has fitted up o howme at the ¢ of Seventeonth and Miami streets, where will reside. At the Bark Beryhew, D: Yori, with ¢ business, ngoles, Colo al estate dur from Seward, manufac: rtes Ma will retur —Eara Keele kota_ Civy; I Midnight Beli” opera comp B W. T i C. B. Allyn, ford: H. R. Jackson, Burlington I Rockfora; G. R. Mann, Portland man, Des Moines, Attention Jo A meeting roymen Barbers, will be held in Charles Pas s0tv's bi hop, at 1116 Furnam strect, Tuesday, October 1, at 9 p. m., for the pur. pose of making arringements for a_barbers' ball. Every unio ber should turn out Water Works Notes. Assistant General Manager Hall, of the Water Works company, has returned from the east. The Water Wor cupy its new quart Wedncsduy. . Needham's Co Charles P. Needham, who was stricken with paralysis during his recent visit to ‘Watertown, Dukota, has so far recovered us 20 be able 10 _converse with s fricuds. He suffers but littie pain, The body, Lowever, is completely paralyzed. Accidentally Discharged, . 1. Mayne, the operator at the Burling, ton dopot, uccidentally discharged a re volver Sunday, tho bullet escaping through th of the building without do- ing damage, I'ne_revolver was lying on the desk and in placing it 1o ono side to send a train order it was accideatally dischurged. Will Open a New K ey, Tolarie Oehr proprietors of the foundry at Twenty fifth street and Patrick avenue, which was burned out last Thurs- day, have about ¢ »d o deal for a tract of round on the riv bottoms nortn of the Tnion shops on which they will open a fouud Their negotistions for a piant in Bedford place, on the Lelt. lins, woro not sucoesstil. A dobnstown Vietim. A sufferer from the Johnstown flood ap- plied o the county commissioners for help, She was Mrs. Anna Ettinger, a midale-aged woman, broken in spirit aud in health, She lost threo children in the Conemaugh flood, and after all her possossions hud been swept away started for California, whero sbo has relatives. The commissioners supplicd b with trausportution as far us Denver, Ied, White and Gray. Mr. Wheeler, of the council committee on city hall, says that that body will report contract to the council this evening which may be signed by Contractor Coots at his earliest convenicnce, 1t provides for Dodlin granite in the build o second story; Berea sandstone superstructure und Portage red s niog. s company expects to oc in Tue Bee building, dition, for triu Distsict Court Judge Hopewell is holding cours at Peka mah this week Walke tend to local eriminal busivess. ‘fhe case against John Nelson, char with stealing $50 from Mrs. L. Few was placed o trisl. The case of Van I Ve renewed Judge Do clusion the case of K. C. Morgan agaius the city, an appeal from un assessment of dumages by reason of & change of grade o Jones street, will be placed on tria! ———— purest and aud Judge v will Abrahan court. At its con was Peurs’ sver made, A ——— v ————" THE OMAHA DAILY MARRIAGE A FAILURI The Fact Exemplified in the Oaes of Mr. and Mrs. P Woodmansee, 1t all arose over a simple game of dice throwing. Only a few weeks ago Peter Woodmansee, proprietor of the Exposition saloon, at Fif- teentl and Capitol avenue, led to the altar a charming young bride, whose name was Jon- nie Hade, For a month the conplo was as happy and contented as two turtle doves. Then there came a change. Mrs. Woodmansce, who had previously been a waiter girl in a res- taurant, hecame aristocratic in her tastes, She was dissatisfied with the flat in which sho and her husband wers living and desired to move into a private residence. Their rooms were in the same block in which Mr., Woodmansee conducts his business, The husband remonstrated and told his wife that, in tho spring, they would move out and for a few days afterwards the bride was apparently contented with her home. But it was only a few days. T'wo weeks ago Woodmansee was lato in calling for his wife to go to Junch. In fact, it is suid, e was in his saloon below shaking dice with friends, His wifo sent for him three times and then called for him herself. He accompanied her to their room instanter. Woodmansee endeavored to explain that Lis delay was purely a matter of business. The apology, however, was not accepted. Mrs, Woodnisnsee had packed her trunk and asserted that she was going buck 10 her home in Iowa and would never live with him again, Mrs., Woodmansee then left her husband and remained with friends on Ninoteenth strect, in the rear of the Swedish Lutheran church, until iast ‘Ihursday n she went to her home in Kekhart, Ta., where her par- ents reside. The lady was seen by a reporter for Tnr Bre and sa I never did love Wood- mausee, but he was always 8o zood and kind to me that I thought, in time 1should learn to love him. 3ut it seems that { could not. 1 have no complaint to make of him except that he gave me rooms in quarters where my associations were anything buv pleasant. [ am coing home and visit my parents, but iay return to Omali. Me. Woodmansee will at once commence proceedings fora divorce on the grounds of descetion. A HEARTY PO {5 General D. B, McKibben and His Early Washingtonian Experience, eral D, 1. Me n, n pioneer father of General Purchasing Azont ben, of the Union Pacific, is in Omah: will remain here the guest of his son about three wo ““I have just retur: v Pacitic neral, “after an ub- souce of twenty I was stationed in Washington territory from 1855 to 1861 In 1501 1 left there to participate the rebeliion ‘and MeKib- and for wip to the in the war of When I left the territory no steamers disturbed the placid waters of Puget Sound, and there were but few in cations of civilization. Imagine ny surpris when T found on old Indian hunti grounds thriviog citics. There is Seattl Olympia, Portiand and i other thriv- ing towns which now tower up from what was then a vast And oven in Ne braska the chauge has wiped out a then un- known and dangerous west.” General MciKibben 1s journeying along in tho vicinity of his sixty-fifth mile-stone in lite, but he is ye a robust and active man. CHARACTER IN BUSINESS, What Mr. Hoy Said Cleveland. convention of tho T . held last woelk soveral addresses were made gutes from the T uild ol this city. One of theso was made by Mr. A. P. Hopkins, president of the Cowmruercial National bank, who i spoaking upon a higher standard of character i business, of it at otherhood of in Cleveland, e dele for young men in to have high hopes iing and tavtability, Most_important is a Ligh standard cter. It is to that the bestand preatest success is_ due, iSvil in every form is destructive, Wheraver it is a coutrolling force. there is decay. The young man who does a dishonest uct, does Wnself an injury. One of the greatest evils in our business lifo is the inteuse desire to vin wenlth rapidly. The result is falure to tain the desired end, or at least the sacri- fice of a high moral character. The rapid aceumulution of wealth in_ this country is bringing added responsibility. Unless the vast_accumulations arc administe trust from the divine xiver of all there is dunger that they may ev ion's downfall, @ that it is rigit PAXTON HOTEL, OMATA-—Special at- tention to commercinl men. Minest and largest hotel in the west. Kittredge & Brainard, proprietors. NIH DAY COCK cy Cause the Arrest of Half a Dozen Dispensers, Chief Seavey and his men Sunday run down eight victims who were cnarged with selling liquor on Sunday. Inadditon to the following victims there are several John Does who are said to be bartenders at the following places Jocob Scheidt, Twentieth and Pierce streets: John Doe, No, 1031 Pier.e stree John Deennan, Thirtieth and Walnut streets: 13, Barbach, 'No. 414 South Fourteenth strecty Charlie Stooz Twenty-fourth and Clark stroets; Higging Yates, Eleventh and roam strects; , proprietor of the Omana house ry Rolf, ‘I'went- first and Poppleton ay lce For Sal 500 to 1000 tons good ice track, Will sell cheap. G. Buchanan & Co., on railvoad Address A, Fremont, Neb, z Bighteenth it 20.—To the Editor of Tur , 1 would like our worthy mayor for vetoing a resolution ping of north Eighteenth street. As @ tax-payer for twenty-one years in the fifth ward, I think it proper, and indeed necessary that tnat streey should be swept, and 1 can safely aftirm that all, or nearly all of the residents feel as I do. The street hus becn vaved for nearly one year, and no sweeping bas been done. The mayor may have taken a drive on the street after a cy- clone had cleaned it, and then say it does not need siveeping, because the dust and dirt have been blown 1nto our nall ways and par- lors. The consequence is that our dutiful wives nave ot to do inside of our houses what we, 48 Lux-payers are paying to be doue outside. ' Lot us have the street swept. TAX-PAXER. and Sweenin O, Bre: Si to give his for the swe Street. Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera Diarrhma Remedy This medicine can always be depended upon, not only in the milder forms of summer conplaint, but also for malig- nant dysentery and cholera infantum, The lives of many persons and especinl- ly ¢hildren arve saved by it each year. Another Pipe Line, The report that the Consolidated Tank Line compuny had struck oil in Wyoming, is now followed by another, to the effect that the Northwestern Coat and Oil company, an organization which includes in its stockliold ers W. B, Keep, Burton Johnson, M. H Hughitt and John S, George, of the' North western: J. I, Tucker, W.J. Boyle, of the St Paul, and General Manager” Miller, of the Northern Pacific, bas struck oil on'its Wyomine land, The present well, it is said, flows 100 gallons dai 1t the flow is in- creased it is guarantoed pipe lines will be run to Denver and t Premium ds. City Treasurer Rush sold §100,000 of Omahia y Lall bonds. at 5 per cent, twenty e, and $142,00) 6 per cent ton year distriot wing bonds y s day. A largo number of bids were received and ds reached the highest figure for 's dubentures have ever sold Ve wlways soid for at least 2 per T ——— cent more than the bonds of any western city, The city hail bonds went to N. W, Har- ris & Co., of Clicago, who paid a premiam thereon of 7 389-1000 per cent. _The district paving bonds ware awarded to 8. A. Keane & Co., of Chicago, at 5 76100 per cent premium, LAYS DOWN THE EAGLE, Deputy Marshal Alien's Badge Goos t David Mercer. Ed Allen ended his oficial careor as doputy United States marshal yestorday. While he has quit the ofice snd retired to private life, his successor, D, H. Mercer, cannot be sworn in until Judge Dundy returns to administer the oath. Mr. Allen says Omaha. engage in business, but which he will accept. Mr, Allen entered the marshal's office un der Ellis Bierbower, as chief of deputies nine years ago. He has had charge in that time of the court business and practically performed nearly all the active auties of the office. Speaking he expects to romain in Heo has two or three good offers to has not yet decided of the many big cases handled by him, Mr. Allen recites the excit ing_ experience of a fifteon-days tustle with the Home Cattle company at Siiney. M. M. Coad neld mortgages on the property, 1 the deputy mershal was foreed to fore so; and, while gotting out the necessar: papers to’ levy and take possessing of tho company's stock, one or two of the members ot wind of what was coming and_organized a scheme to defeat Mr. Cond’s plans, The ranch of the compauy, consisting of 4,000 acres, was inclosed with a wire fence, When Allen reached Sidney with the documents required, to seize every animal branded with the monogram of the concern, he discovered that the fence had been cut and not a hoof or horn could be found, The stock had been permitted to go at will and was scatterod over forty miles of territory. then orcanized a round-up force and eded to scour the country, It took him fifteen days to make nis levies, but succeede in & most sutisfuctory manno gl sk Dyspepsia Makes the lives of many people miser- able, and often leads to self-destruction. We know of no remedy for dysy more suecessiul than Hood’s Sar rill It acts gently, yet surely and officiently, tones the stomach and other orgzans, removes the faing feeling, ere- ates a good appetite, cures headache, and refreshes the burdened wind. Hool’s Sarsaparilla a faiv trial. It will do you good. An Errine Husband, Mrs, Anderson McQuarter sent from Lin- coln yesterduy to have her husband arres'wd for aduite The other woman in Carter, who lives in Omaha, Mrs. MeQuarter is as black as @ Rock Springs lump of coal. To a Ber reporter shostated thut she had been married to her husband for eight years. Ausust last, be left Lincoln, ostensibly to o to the Black Hills. Tnstead, however, he cams to Omabia and began hving with the Cart Oman Warrants have been issued for tho of both McQuarter and Hattie Carter. the the eastern 13 Hattie part of May Not It ias not yot beon determined whether the bourd of education rooms will be ehanged for the present or not, “The committee of the board has decided upou rooms in the New York Life building, but the Masons nave not taken any formal releasing the board from its con- Move. that the Masons were anxious for the to vacate,” smd Seceretar Piper to have merely been the induvidu k of some Musons and not of the temp! as a body. The latter will not take action until Octobe The C., St. P., M. & O. Ry (depot 15th and Webster st will sell reund trip tickets to the City Corn Palace Festival at sale Sep- tember 22 to October 4, good to return until October 6. T. W. Smelting Works Improvementa, The new engine at the smelter has been tested and found to work satisfactorily, and in two or three days will be set in motion. The old one. which has bean in constant uso for three years, is to be repaired. The carpenter shop which was partially yed by fira last Friday. wili be tempor- repaired, but eventually a new and larger structure will supplant it, The three dynamos to be used in furnish- mg light for the smelting works, are ex- pected to-duy. Incandescent lights will Le usod inside the works, and are lights in the yards. Wunted—Good br ersand stone cutters. Good w paid. Apply to M. T. Murphy, Fremont, Ne TEASDALE, G. P. A, Anoth v Church, The William street Presbyterian church, Fiith and William streets, ywas organized on hursday last and the oficers were installed Sunday nignt, “The church comprises fifte a large congregation in it. The chapel is finances arc sa 1 members and full sympathy with 30x36 foet in size and the 1to bein an excollent condi- tion. Arrangements have been made for gorvicos overy Sunday ovening, With @ large Sunday ‘school, o young paople’s soci- oty and o thickly shitiod conimunity from which to draw, this ehareh begius with bright prospects of rapid growth. Advice to Mothors, Mrs, Winslow’s pothing Syrup should always be used for ehildren teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pains, eures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diar rheea. 2ic w bottie Public Work Exnenses. The bill of John 1%, B3ehm for street repair- ing durme September, amounted to Tho bills for sand and gravel used to il in depressions amounted to £143 additional, Tho wages of the sixteen paving, curbing and sewer inspectors for Septomoer amount ed to 81,600, [}onstipatian, [ ¥ ot remedicd in season, is liable to become habitual and chronic. Dras- tic purgatives, by weakening the boviels, contirm, rather than cure, the evil, Ayer’s Pills, being mild, effective, and strengthening in their action, are gener- ally recommended by the faculty as the best of aperients, Having been subject, for yenrs, to constipation, without being abls to find much relicf, Tat last tried Ay ills, 1 deem it both a duty and » pleasure to testify that I lave derived great bens efit froul their use, “For over two years t 1 have taken one of these’ pills y night before retiring. 1 would n willingly be without them.”—G. W. Bowwan, 26 East Main st., Carlisle, Pa! “T Lave heen taking Ayer's Pills and using them in my family giace 1857, and chicerfully recommend them to all in need of & safe but effectunl catharti — Joln M. Boggs, Louisville, Ky For eight years T was afflicted with constipation, Which at last became 5o bad that the doctors could do no more for me. Then I hegan to take Ayer's Pills, and soon the bowels recovered their natural and re now I am in excollent Loughbridge, Bryan, Tex: * Having used Ayer's Pills, with good vesults, T fully indorse them for the purs poses for which they are recommende . Coners, M. D., Centre Bridge, Ayer’s Pills, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, B0ld by all Druggiste snd Dealers in Medicines Pa. BEE:: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 188 Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of pure: ty, strength and wholesomeness, More 6cos nomical than the ordinary kinds, and chnnot be sold in mmruu(nn with the multitudes of lok or r«nnrl,\\ eight alum or phosphate powders. Flllfl saly in cans. Royal Haking Pow Com+ Wadl Btreet. New Vork. DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1405 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NRD. Upposite Paxton Hotel) Office hours, 9 a. m, to S p. m. Sundays, 10 a. m to 1 p. m. Sprctilsts in Blood bisea: et £ Consuttailon at office or by mail free Mu“t']nnfl sent by mail or express, securely od. free from oLservation. Guataniees to rllr-'um kly, safely and permunent iy, NERVUUS DERILITY Kpermutorriien, semi nal Losses,Night Emis afons. Plysical Deeay. arisiig from Indisers tion, % or Induigence. producing Sleepless néss, Dospondency. PIipies on the face, aver 8100 to 8o asily aiscouragad, 1acK of confl dence, dull, unflt forstudy or business, and finds life o' burden, § permanently’ and pr ately eured. Consult Drs. Betts & Detts, 14¢ Farnam St., Om=ha, Neb. Syphil Biood and Sin Digcares e evafbivias resulta ated_without the afd of Mer: , Frysipelas, Fever Sores, Paisin ine Head und Bones, Throat, Mouth und Tongue, C: permanently cured where othe Chronte, Nervous Skin and s tuiled. Kltllwv UTINATY $i5acn auent Burning or loody ['fine, Uring high col or with milky sedient on standing, Weak Gonorries, o, Cystitls.” etc., Prumnl y a 4, Charges Reasona’ STRICT’UEE! Bianent Caro.va: moval complete, without cuttiog, caustic ailiation. Cures eficeied af home by patte Wwithout & momments Pain or Annc Tn Yuuun mu,,a'm Middla-Azed Mo A E C RE The awrul effects of o Vice. wi Weikness, d ing both s 1 cided ills, perr RS, BEITS dieisel cnces ard solitar £oa. Wl mind, untitting th stidy or marciade. Maritien MeN, or those entering on that haj Dy lite, awaro of physical debility, quickly s sisted, P OUR SUCC 15 based upou facts, First rience, Second—Every case thus starting aright. pared i on thus affec and Bladder Complnints, Difticult, too fre: L brings mpeired mdut- win both e business, Practical 0spe Expe mdicd- each o Yo withont mury 1l G eents postigo for celebrated works Norvous _and ta Diseases Thousands cured. T8 A friendly letter or cali a shame, and swered unless nccompanted by 4 cents in stauips. Address orcallon 4 DER:, BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Farnam Streot, Omaba, Neb, "_“"F THE ntsmmt.cm INANERCK G JAs S IGRK @"‘%-CO- : H <FLoariNe - Soar: WRAPPERS, (LARGE 512E) 2 and veceive & S - FU * SHAMPOOING - TATRH ng PhHoTosnARkS o2 -(q-mud i mum 507 Parnam St.: Bline's, 1,101 BLi0n Faviam Ons 10 o) a, 620, 81 ) oy B umsla. Whalassle, Jiclar.iaon b Binke. iruco & Co, THE I.ATES'I" PERFUME exouisite cnaste FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA T'MKE" SPRING VEHICLES Bundreda of howsanda in use. Try Ones tiy Tmpr @Bt ridingrelictes Thln‘d.“lh nfl"t"l lI’i :'K 'g uhi wolght &rul on ol A e T o drves " Will mva yow BAAY Ratlsre GUITARS UNADF I3l erw St 0 Lc\m 5\” PRICES) A FERINIT A, manoGANY Finig, & beautiful flutsh ; wore ativactive than natur v\;\,fll. llm.\\rh ecouomicul, Send forcir ar and sumple of wood tnished witn Ferinita 0 BEELEY Bk &l Ykl Y BROTHERS, & Bunling 3] WE HAVE A TREAT In store this week for buyers of Men's Clothing, Ourstock of Fall Suits was never so extensive as now, and its variety warrants the assertion that whoever buys a Fall Suit without at least looking at ours fails to consult his own interest. There is not an establishent in the West that offers the selection or names the prices we do. To stimulate an early fall trade we will make this week the following extraordinary 300 Men's All Wool Cheviot and Cassimere Suits, well made and trimmed with gool sorge lining, all sizes from 34 to 42, at $5 90, The Cheviot s a nice stylish plaid, the Cassimora a plain brown. coth very sightly suits and of an excellent quality of good The same suit is sold by dealers at from $8 to $10, We place these splendid Saits on sale this week for § Our offer No, 2 for this week will be aline of suits—sucks and frocks—at §10. We lave the name for always giving the best 10 dollar suit in the market, but those we are offering this season at this price will be pronounced by everybody the most astonishing value for the money. They will compare favorably with suits for which other houses $18 or $20. We have put into this line several styles to suit One style is all fine a worsted Corkserew in sacks and froeks, which makes an ex- , which is made to wear, most ae asking all elasses of customers, cellent dress suit, other styles are gool Cassimerss in plain and mixed colors for business wear, honest goods and honestly made, and which will give as good satisfaction as any 20 dollarsuit. cut. The wide wale Albert lapels--a beautiful In the finer grades of suits we show all the latest novelties in material and new ind clay goods made up in the latest style of 3 button eutaway with Prine style--we offer all these goods at our usual low p Our illustrated catalogue of full styles ready for mailiug. Send us name and addressis you want one, Nebraska Glothing Gompany, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. DECLARKE ESTALUSHED 851 ( 180 So. Sure Cures!} Gicao, tiis. { Ciark e, =\ Tho Rogular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is still Treatlng with the Greatest SKILL and SUCCESS N AT e Uluumc, Nervous and Private Diseases A% NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhlukar Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all'the effects leading t0 early decay and perhaps Consumption or lnsun:lyl, treated scientifically by new methods with l never-falling success. By~ SYPHILIS all bad Blood and Skin Dis« eases permanently cured. &8s KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Varicocele and all of the Genito-Urin red promptly without injuy o Stomacty, Kidneys”or orber Orgas 45~ No experiments. 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D s ""1:.":.",2:"‘.!"":1 ) UmAnA mesiui. SoUhaICAL INSTIVOTE. 7 st ¢ R 3908 N. W, GoR, |31H & DODGE 18, oMAHA HEI. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CERGYGand SURGICAL DISEASER BRACES, APPLIANGES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. © Best Facilities, Apparatus and Remod: nlorlueanuld Treatment or every form of Duense re MEDICAL or S URGIOAL TREATHENT, ¥ NTSL\ Look to Yd "These cool days suggest hew « well peepured to provide for the of our customers. Our stock s Men's Fall and Winter Suits of tgrade of materfal and wor nanship, tozether with an unlimited sup- ply of warm Hosiery and Underwenir. Our avtistic selection of Neckwear is a de- light to the eyes We have something choice fn Hana enfefs—something escellint in Gloves and something reliavle in Umbrellas, Children's Clothing & specialty. e, y clothing comtort compr the higl NINETY ROOMS FOR PATI 186 So. Clark § CHICACO, ILL. ae LI AN(..AQR u& e tre 6 OMEH fri, % OMATIA ME Dr.J.E. McGREW he Well nown Specialist, - ccommodations unexeel! 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