Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 2, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Contractor Boyleis grading the south end of Hanscom park. The internal revenue collections yes- terday were $13,338.41, The Imperial club will give an infor- mal hop at Lyceum hall, Weduesday evening. The residence of Rev. Bavidee will be Sherman Wirt street. All the saloon men who were arrested Monday on the charge of selling liquor on Sunday, Lave given bonds. John Svacina swore out u complaint against Frank Helmea yesterday for throwing rocks through his window. Frank was arrested. JamesWilson and Miss Belinda Knight were wedded yesterday in the Holy Family church on hteenth street, in the presence of a fow intimate friends. During the month of September thore were fifty-one permits 1ssued to the gas company allowing them to cut the strects, and three to the water works company for the same purpose. P. Morse & Co. received yesterday through the Omaha custom house two cages of men’s underwearand ladies’and children’s cloaks; also from Saxony, men’s gymnasium shirts, tights, ete.” Blanche, the eleven months old daughter of C. Lyrell and wife, died Monday morning.” She was buried yes- terday morning 11 the Holy Sepulchre cemetery by the side of her twin sister, who died July 8, Duncan C. Ross, the well known ath- lete, is in Omaha en route to the Pa- cifie con He will probably remain in town several days, and if artangements can be made muy give an athletic exhi- tion at the C Arthur E. Campbell, of the B. M. local freight department, while riding on a B, & M. engine was struck on the foot by a fragment of a track torpedo, which was exploded by the engine, and sustained a flesh wound which is very painful, The Nebraska Knight about two hundred strong, Omaha for Washington to triennial concinve, next rungements have been made for all Knights living in the state who are going to meet in this city, and join the Omaha delegation. Carag oln, is at tho Windsor. J. F. Nesbet, of Pekamali, is at tho Casey. W. J. Buliock, of F'remont, i6 at the Casey* J. C. White, of Linco at J. P, Johuson, of Kearney, is ton. D. 8. Cc Charles W. avenue near Templars, will leave attend the Friday. Ar- Perso [ Aph.s J. H. Babe, of Li at the Pa nell, of Holdrege, is at the Mur- W. W. McKenney, of Blair, is at the Mil- Jeonie Lee, of Grand Tsland, is at the F. Burkhardt, of Chadron, is at the 9. M. Westervelt, Millard. George . Millard. John I. Nesbitt, of North Platte, is av the Millard. T. P, L Mur . W. H. Smith, of tfov Springs, is at the Murray. W. D. La House, of Beatrice, Paxton. Judge T. Paxton. A, A. Truesdell, Windsor. C. F. Windsor. Miss Addie Brownelly, of coln, is at tho Casoy. W. S. Cooper at the Paxton. Dr. Gooden and J. . are at the Murray. C. W. Thomas and H. A, K 18land, is at the Millard, John M. Paxton, manager of the Chicagzo office of Tii: Bee, was in the city yestgrday. E. K. Blickensderfer, of the Oregon Shor Line rond, with headquarters at Pocatello, and wife, arvived in the city yesterday. Mr. J. Skepper, of Milwaukee, has ae parted for home, having had very sunt visit with Fis sou and friends ay strect. of Lincoln, is at the Work, of Hastings, is at the ingston, of Plattsmouth, is at the is at the S, Hamer, of Kearnoy, is at the of Fremont, is at the Holtorp, of Ceatral City, is at the and wife, of Duvid City, are . Chapman, of Aurora, i, of Grand The Oase Dismissed. Dr. R. M. Stone a few days ago caused the arrest of a contractor named Peterson for violating the city ordinance by not b out red lights at Thirty-second and Wal stroets, where the latter is doing som grading, > ied yesterday be- fore dudge Borka and dlsmiss For Rent—A onr nearly new Emerson piano,uoright 5 srand. Apply 511 So. 12th Will Operate A. Kiokel & Co., whose refinng works at West Side were ouraed last January, yes- terday consummated a deal by which they secured the plant of the Dierks Implement company, at Mascot, near West Lawn, and will at ouce comm operation of the plant as a glue C ¢t Sell the Mill, United States Marshal Slanghter offerea the Loup City roller milis at auction yeste day morning, but received no bids, They were 10 have been sold to satisfy a judgment of $6,359, held by the Potter Lovewell company, but the appraisement, 000, is considered 100 high. The property can not bo sold for less than two-tuirds of the appraised value, or §13,835, the appraisement of §20,000 being less an incumbcerance of #3,561 ayne is Hapoy. Mr. C. E. Mayne said_last night ®ir, last evening [ fixed up my affaivs in o very satisfactory manuer all round. In fact my mind is easier than it nas been for th years. No, I won't go to South Awmerica for @ mouth vet.” The relations between Mr. Mayn Messrs, Barker, which have not” been of the * ploasantest watiro for somo thno back, huvo een amicably aojusted. Loug litigation has been avoided, and Mr. Mayno has now an opportunity of retrieving his losses of the past. A and the e Whom Did ¢ Rob? United States Marshal Slaughter re a letter from the sheriff at Giading, Tex terday informing bim that ke had three very tough men in his custody who are fugitives frow justice in this state and are wanted hero for robbing a bunk in this state of §7,800. The marshal says, however, that hie has no knowledge of any such « having been committed or that any rew, for the captur of such thicves has been offerod, The sheriff fn question gsigus him self 0. A, Bixle; A New Dry Gools Enternrise. On October 7 the Boston store will open in the Kennard building, 114 South Sixteenth stroot. This store will be run ou the same general plau as Partridge's and the Boston Btores 1n Chicago, aud will be under the di- rect management of R. C. Green, for years manager 1n thoso stores, Mr. Green brings with him vast experionces, aud is confideut of muking the Boston store of Omabu as popular us the Baston Store of Chicago I have hid my eyes on Owaba for & long time,” said Mr, , “as a good point for such a store. We have our buyers in all the eastorn markets, they are kent advised constantly of our wants. We ure pow un- packing, and have on the way, the finest lot of new dry goods ever seen in Omaba,” ho concluded, “and you may say that we intend o make Omaba proud of The Bostou store.” el Ico For Sale. 500 t0 1,000 tons good ice on railroad track, Will sell cheap. Address A. G, Buchanan & Co., Fremout, Neb, LOOKS STRANGE, DON'T IT? Two Very Queer Things Which Agi- tate Local Pohticians, Curbstone politicians are discussing every- thing from the hospital grade job down to campaign for coroner. One of the chief top: fcs that engages thelr attention is the mys- tery which surrounds the matter of selecting stose for the city hall buildiog, or in other y y ofine just what io. 8 behiind the Dodlin granite bid, and this seems to be very difficult of penetration, When Boss Stout was in the city two or three days ago ne stated to a roprosentative of Tk Ber that whilo it was true that he had been interested in Dodlin granito in his contract at Washington, he now has nothing more to do with it, Paul Vandervoort, he was the ag of the Dodlin people. It ul Vandervoort claims to be an old army ussociate of theirs. But this does not clear un the matter by any meaus, because Mr. Stout is not always as childiike and _bland as ho appears to bo. Another thing: Paul Vandervoort has been scen in ve ntidential talks with Council- nan Wheoler repeatedly, snd may pull some kind of string there, The thing that looks most singalar one of the city hall architects, Mr, Fowlor, is now outspoken for Dodlin ' granite, Just what has recently come over the spirit of his dreams caunot be divined. When the plans were first adopted Beindorf, his part- ner, was opposed to the light colored stono for' the base, and it was supposed that h reflected the views of Mr. kowler, He c tainly did reflect the views of other archi- tects, who are unanimous in the opinion that a dark stone should be used for the base. But Mr. Fowler now states that he 1s op- posed to any sombro colors in the city hall extorior, and that Coiorado red or brown stone would not show the artistic effect of the building that white or grayish stone would. Otiier architects ridicule the whole busi- ness and say that any artist would naturally insist that the base of the building should be of a darker color than the superstructure. They also call attention to the peculiar frenks of ornamentation, gargoyles and in- discriminate ginger-hread work that has been designed for the upper stories and on the cornices. These things would show in white colors very much to tho disadvantage of he building, be- cause they would be so much more promiuent. In the opinion of the best archi- ects, all of this e ornamentation is in bad taste on a public building, which should be plain and nmposing, 18 that “It scoms very ' said o prom Mason volitical wman, - “th ard of education conclude that it would rlers at a higher our build- per month, which cannot be duplicated in the city. The statement has been made . the papers that but one objection is had to the present rooms and that is, that on pay day * Piper v and trampled upon by the school mar'ms, who are sid to tuke absolute possession of Lis ofiice. The board wight obviate all this by caging the mod est secretary as bank tellers aro caged, and thus protect him from obstreperous school teacher: S aung among mewmbers of the board, a hus been urged that the Temple \ft has learned that it can get more than #5 per month for the rooms occu- pied by the board, and would prefer to have the board move. 'In the lease, I und 8 is a provision that the board may oc! these rooins until the completion of the ll, 80 that it looks 1 foruny nent to be ma g cs of the board looking to removal. If I haye my way about it the board will be compelled to liv up to the terms of the lease. I was told yesterday by one of the mem- bers of the board who doos not iavor re- oval that this agitation for remov bout n 1is 50t 3 that it is vy forme to o particul do not think there is the slightest likelihood tlat the board will move its quarters.” P “Iunderstand that every stenograpner in town is an applicant for the revortership under the man_ who may be elected to the Groff vacancy,” said a lawyer who was prominent 10 by 1z about the e boys do not possess the tious requisite for statement has been made will accept place under Land Commission- er Groff, und 15 therefore out of the race. Mr. Wilson tells v he would much prefer retaining his vl in court, and that in case he is_permitted o do so by h 1 Mr. snot excelled by any couutry venographer in 16 boautics and intongruities of the new stration law are coming into full v 5 Ulm section provides that rs failing to er shall p e an @ Vit sworn to before the cit rk or _other person ap pointed by the mayor, and subscribed to by at least two fre setting forth that such person is a ¢ d vot and giving his reasons for mnot appearing befor tue supervisors of registration. 'This provision presents a es of complications to the dis- advan o of the tardy voter, It fais to designate the whereabouts of the city clerk on day, whether he shall from poll to poll w plac his seal of approval on citizenship, or whether voters in- distan wards must call on him during office hour: hould that official rail or refuse to serve, where will the “other sperson appointed by the mayor’ plant his officet If the mayor and city clerk happen to be directly inter- ested in the election, a contin nCy, not un- likely, will their anxiety to down ' their op- ponents be influen by the political com- plexion of the applicant. Perbaps “the city clerk or other porson appointed by the mayor” will not stop to enq into the political leanings of the voters, b a le ge of considera It will also tend to reduc afidavit voters, us comparat few will take the trouble to hunt up this of- ficial on election duy de Excursion, On next Thursday the board of tr run a special train for accomm its members who desire to visit the corn pal ace at Sioux City, 1t is the intention of the board, Seceret Nason says, to make the cursion an v 1success. Only rop- de will tation of ntative citizens will bo allowed to par- | ipate, the desire being Lo izens of the town as favo wit the leading men of this who desire to ayail themse tunity must send their application in imwme- diately. ‘Tickets will be provided for about two hundred people, and these can be pro- cured from Secretary Nason only, and at his oftice. It has been decided that mo tickets shall be furnished at the depot. Jim npress the den- ably as possible city s of this oppo Parties ¢ THE Stephenson’s celobrated Concord coaches will accompany the party. The team will leave tho Webstor streot depot at 8 o'clock in the morning, reaching Sioux City atila. m. Returning it will leave Sioux City at 7 p.am., and arrive in Omaha at 10 o'clock A BOOMOLET LEGAOY. One of the Conseq Real Estate Splurge. On the 15th of January, 1857 when many people supposed that Lincoln was destined to ome @ groat city and real estate boomers w everywhers advertising the city in three sheet posters, three gentlemen endowed with speculative ambition, Messrs, Benjamin A. Gibson, Joseph Beardsloy and Jonathan Chase, entered into an agreement with Alex- ander S, Porter whereby thoy expected to become rich, Porter owned ces of Lincoln's 160 acres of land adjoining the city which seemed admirably located for an_addition and sold them to the trio, th consideration baing §100,000, y paia & 000 down and gavo three notes, due in on two and three years, for the balance, Porter, however, joi n in the enterprise, fig- uged as halfowaer, put uy §12,500 of the first payment and obligated ln-n«-n to form a syndicate down east would purchase the property at from 000 to £250,000. He lives in Massach use anda was supposed to have considerable in- fluence among moneyed men in that section. But the filing of u suit by Gibson, Beardsley and Chase against him in the United ¢ cireuit court now iudicates a different state of affairs. They usk for damages in the sum and also for judgment for money advanced w him by 1. They charge him with having repud- inted nis agrecrent and having maje no at- tempt to sell property. Thoy further claim that he could easily have capitalized © ventura for §20,000. Because of Potter's co in the statoat this time the sait »d Monday eveaing, soas to get ice on him, which the murshal has al- ready suceeeded in doing. Distress after eating, heartburen, sick headuche and indigestion are cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It also creates i good appetite. T COPPER WIRE, Where 1tis Being Extended and What It is Do two great electric motor systems are somewhat hampered in thew present ad vancement by lack of material. ‘The Omaha Moter Ruilway company s waiting for cop- per wire to complete its line to South Omaba, this being the only part of the work that re- wains to be done Tue new el em of the Omaba ot railway truns from Hanscowm park ort Omaha is finished and ready for use v as s und overhicad wires arc con- cerned. The power house 1s also completed, as also tho machinery, with the exceptiou of a fow pieces which could not be seut by press. These were shivped from Pittsbur, six days ago, and twonty-four hours afte their arrival the line will be put in ope Dr. Mercer complains that th teenth street line is not payin should. - Only about 10 per ce » ple who go up town from the district south he Union Pacitic tracks ride. Whether it is from their habits in the pastof walking, their saving qualities or botn, the doctor is unable to say. The lino is a disappointment. doctor thinks, however, that as soon as ¢ runs botween Omaha and South ere will bo a sufl 6 increoase to It is rumored that the Union muat the motor by offering a ion fare of 4 cents between the two cities, HOW Th WILL TRAV The Cities to be Visited by the T Americas® Delegate: r Broatch found in his mail yesterday morning a copy of the itineracy of the dele- gates to the congress of the Americas, who leave Washington Thursday at 8:13 on a speciul train for a tour of the coun Tushows that the route comprises Phila phia, West Point. New York city, Boston, Portiand, Albany, Niagara laad, Detroit, Chic Paul and Mi 3 Moines, Sprin indianapolis, Louisville, Mammoth . Lexin Cinciunati. Pittsburg, thenco back o \ ington, where the couvention will be held. i A Ereat numb Milwau! polis Omal Louis, t stops are to b reach Omaha Satu smain here until Sund committees worl for entertaining visitor \y here, Mr. Broateh hus asked the Omaha and Union clubs o assist by preparing to give a banquet Saturd evening. I'wo preparations malsin For a disordered liver try Beccham's ills. THE RETIRING BOARD. Captain Clayton Hale it av Headq The retiring board of the departme consisting of Gieneral Brooke, General Wheaton and Colonel Hughes, with Lienten- ant Rowell as recorder, met yesterday to con sider the case of Czptain Clayton Hale, com pany H, Sixteenth jufantry, who had bee ordered bofore it. captain is in his fifty-seventh year. tered the army as capiuin in the Fifty 3, was promoted to lieutenunt colonel year and was honoj He then enter licutenant and, in S . was prowoted to cap: tain. captain’s disability has boen oc sioned by tue havdships endured in the war. ppears Befi reers, major April 1, 1863, be Decemt ably dis the SUPREME COURT. J. L Nesbit Aspires to a Position the Bench. bsbit, of North Platte, 15 in ant political mis- Mr. Nesbitt concluded, 50 hie says, to become a candidate for su- preme court judge, and wants as much assistance from Douglas County in the nomi- nating convention at Hastings next Tuesday u8 shecan give him. Lo Tup Bee man be on Hon. J. L : ey, and sion. Quite rec imo of my friends have boen urging we the rac: ra long time, but not ven or m;.:.ll of our western counties assured mo they would instruct their dole- gulmlm Ill my behalf dnl Lcousent to allow BAKING POWDER | MOST PERFECT MADE. NEW YORK'S GRE rtify that T have anulyzed Dr, This is to ¢ CHEME Price’s Cream Baking Powder, 1 find it composed of pure materials, compounded on corvect seientific principles. portioned, [ The ingredients are ac curately and scientifically pro- ence, bread or biscuits prepared with it are better suited for digestion, R. OGDEN DOREMUS, M. xicology o Prof. Chewistry and um-u.d' Aadic LL, D, w Vork Hellevue L. Chemistry 01 the ¥ of New Yok, OMAHA DAILY BEE: POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pure ty, strength and wholescmeness, More nomieal than the ordinary kinds, and caunot bo sold in competition with tlie multitudes of 1or or shortwelglit alum or phosphate powers, Bold oaly In cans. Royal Haking Powder Gom: pany, 1% Wall Street. Now York. CALIFORNIA *d"({)"x'ffi’fimsx u_| Adib cwea B e CO G A STHMA! Co \R\Bfindutlsu BisE SES"THP\)\ LUNGa Said m(m ad for cmul”fil m.—nthg;\wg‘ ! INE MEDE Co.0R0VILLE. CAL. 9| SANTA : A’!IE:AN!!. CAT: R: CURE For sale by Goodman Drua Co NPRECEDENTED: ATTRACTION! OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED par 16 pr Cverwhelming Tts MAMMOTH DRAWIN Annuall June _and b GIRAN take placo Sem b L2 NUMBER DitA of tus other ten months of the year all drawn in pul At the Acn Ly ns, i FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS. Cor Integrity of its Dr Prompt Payment of I Attested as follows by cortify that we e the ar il the Monthly V-Anal ni S an win e rang Drawin, s inery nents i pgit COMMISSIONERS, 1 Bankors will piy i B Lotterics Lonisiana Nat, Bank, 'l Bank. vl Bk, ional Bank Grand Monthly Drawing At the Academy of Music, New O/~ leans, Tuesday, October (5, CAPITAL PRIZE, - 300,000 100,000 Tickets at Pwenty Dollaes each. $10; Quarters, Tenths, Twentieths, OF PIIZES, ow O OCARL KOHN, Pres, Union N monnting (o 2o L0 Kots drawing Capital Prizes i ot on | Price ~FOI LUK IRATES, o any further infor nation + fecib [iitd nod, elearly Wy IMPDRTANT Address M. A, DAUPIHIN, New Okleans, L A. DAUPIIN, Washington, D. C, By ordinary lettereontuining MON kY ORDER, |ssuid by 411 Fx e Co w York Exchungl, Draft or Vostal Note. or, M. Jpan Address Registered Letters confaning Currency to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK 0 el 0 187 therefore LGNS OF #1045 IOUS S6HON 08, DOLLA is the the smallest part ¢ fraetion of u Ticket uny Diawl 10 1 our Lo offered for loss than & Dollaf ebrated lines of Boots and Shoes, manufactur- ), M. Henderson & Co., of Uhicago- Fa: Dixon, T4, and Fond Du Lig, ., WATSON, resi dence, Uraveling wgeub Heedqua j PILES Send 8100 wit il pend you OURE Pl 0. 0l G rand Asiai for iubbers. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, In store this week for buyers of Men's Clothing, 1889, Our stock 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. s we do. the pri There is not an establishent in the West that offers the selection or names To stimulate an early fall trade we will make this week the following extraordinary offers: 300 Men’s All Wool Cheviot and Cassimere Suits, well made and trimmed with gool serge lining, all sizes from 34 to 42, at §5 90, sightly suits and of an excellent quality of goods, which is made to wear. dealers at from $8 to §i0, alway The Cheviot is a nice stylish plaid giving the best 10_dollar suit in the market , the ( he pronounced by everybody the most astonishing value for the mone, with suits for which other houses all elasses of customers, cellent dress suit, goods and honestly made, and which will give Tn the finer grades of suits we show all the latest novelties in material and eut. ae asking £18 or §20. otherstyles are gooi Cassimeres in plain and mixed colors for business wear, and clay geods made up in the latest style of 3 button cutaway with style—-we offer all these goods at our usual low prices. Our illustr ted catalogue of full styles ready for mailing. Jassimere a plain brown sucks and frocks- Prince Send us name and addres coth very The same suit is sold by most We place these splendid Suits on sale this week for $5.00, Our offer No, 2 for this week will be aline of suits at $10. We have the name for , but those we are offering this season at this price will They will compare favorably We have put into this line several styles to snit One style is all fine a worsted Corkserew in sacks and frocks, which makes an ex- honest good satisfaction as any 20 dollarsuit, The new wide Albert lapels--a beautiful want you one, Nebraska Glothing Company, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. 0k to Your Wardrobe e cool days sugrest hewvy elof our stock nter suits of L and work comfort of our eustomer comprises Men's Fall and v the ni ado of mate mans! o with an unlimited sup- Hosfery and Und. ction of Ne 3 light to the We huve somethin chiefs—somethin and something re Children’s Clothing MAX MEYER, ADOLPH MEYER ESTABLISHED 186, Max Meyer & Bro, GENERAL AGENTS FOR IHE STEINWAY, CHICKERING, KNABE, And other first class PIANDS3,and STORY & CLARK ORGANS Romember, We do Not Sell ‘‘Sten ciled” Pianos. All Insteuments Guaranteed to be Just sented. SPECIAL! We offer a iine $325 Piano for $250 EASY PAYMENTS, Visitors Welcome. MAXMEYER&BRO Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. Repre Tueslay and Wednesday (et, 1 and 2, HOY'T'S Lutest and Greatest Siccoss, 5| A MIDNIGHT BELL, shool Bxamination). .Choir Rehearsal, Sewing Circle Chatting . Cousting Slide, FEVIEMBER THE SPECIAL WEDNESDAY MATINEE. Bring the children to see Little Dot Clarcn. don, the wonderful cuild aotress, Mitinee pric Bovos UPERAHD‘US_E Three Wights and saturday Matinee Thursday, Friday aud Suturd iy, Oct i 4 und . BANEY Dt St Sup) orted by ML GEORGE LT And an unquestionably stronz cow; trionic talent, pr | LOUIS XI. \ Satupday Nig RICHELIEU Saturday Matinee, SHYLOCK | | RlCHARD m Adwission e, e, Te and ? cut willGhen st the box Oitice Wedtiesdiy morui JOSEPHGILLOTYS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1816. Nos, 303-404-170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS K.IIJNEY AL Y L B0 tik veral cases cured in seven days. ) per box, all druggists, 0 by mail ure M'f'y Co, 112" White s, N. ¥, Fuil directions. DACLARKE ESTABLISHED i851 { 186 So. Sure Curesl} Ghicago, Nis. 1 Glask 86 ‘The Regular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is still Treating with tho Greatest SKILL and SUCCESS Chlomc Nervons and Private Discases. 'HFRVDUS DEBILI Lost Mm)hnod Faing Memory, Babanciins Diaion eraie Dreams, Head and Back Ache 1 Ieading td -cavly dec. 1perhaps Consumption or Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with never-fail g success. 45~ SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis- s permanently cured, KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Varicocele and all dise of the Genito-Urinary Organs cu; cd promply without injury to Stomach, Kidneys o drgans. au-No experiments. Age portant. Consultation free Bg-Serid 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate D e contemplating Ma ated guide Male and Female, eich cents (stamps). Consult the old ¢ or call may save future suffer- ing and shame, and add golden years to life, Z#~Book “Life’s (Secret) Errors,"” so cents (stamps). Medicing apd wiitings sent every where, secure from exposure. Hours, 3 t ays 9 10 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., {36 So. Clark §t.,, CHICAQO, ILL. A Sure Cure IO Pl 20 to 60 DAYS. ase which has he Jafled all Med n Me d sacred. s end for Dr. 15 cents, Doctor.” A friendly both ctofore cuce, Wi have u Lt world ou Vil to anyone in the pany, and oie that has to cure the most obstinate ca nt cases does th D seated cases 1hundreds who b 1%, and pronot T e the world (o wili not cure n anys. ince tio medicine @ true spe-iic for Syphil ought for but ncver found unti 1 days in old enro We haye onod by A inecurable, and wo Hring us a case that we vo are justi Jt 95 the oniy temely in thie workl that will positively cute, Dotwtise the latest medical sheéd by the best known authorities, 8 nover a truo spechic before, Our 1y will cure when everything eiso has failed,” Why waste your time and money w.th patent medicines thit never lad virtue, or doc- tor with physiclans that caniot cure you, you that have tricd everything else should com: to us now ind get pe; lief, yon never o wher od in saying and y time shiol 0 U3 1w, utly cu ‘v from s o n. 1.huul 1d will Cure any skin or Biood Disc erything Notice gard Lo cdy, O Kuown 10 anyone put o Rooms 416 ant 419, Pfl flll BIU"( GOLD MEDAL, PALIG, 1878, W. BAK"R A 0. Is absolutely pure and it is soluble, No Chemvicals fur iuvalide wa o1l 6 persons in bealthe Sold by Grocers everywhere, W. BAKER & CO0, Dorchester. Mass Buy Goihing ‘With this Hanger on the Coats, VERMON JOHN E. WILKINSON, Teacher of the Violin. At Pupils Restdence, Norti b Strees, Oabis, Nebraska, experience im- | The Gook Rémedy to Health |s Wealth, i MENT, ness, ' Conviil-fon Headuclie, Norvous Prosi | w0 of aleoliol tobaceo Do ation causcd b fulness. M on, Softening of the Brain, resul ndlonding tomitory, deciy and i loks, Loxs of Powed 5 and Syermate 1 of the brain, solfe 1 box containg ) A boX, of 5ix hoxes B.00sent by mail prepaid on recerp! of price, WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES. Tocureuy case. Wi oach ovder reccived s for six hoxe ompanied witl 0 gend the purchaser our writen g fund the money if the treatment d acure. Guarantees {ssusd only by Drug Co., Dr o Agents, 110 F: trect, Oinana Nebraska e or overinduleence IS troatment not effec »dman am GMAHA MEDIG‘L.;SUME(MJ EIN ST‘[’J‘UTE. N. . GoR, 137H & Donge 15, OMTAHA, NEB YO THE TREATMKNT OF ALY EHRUNIbandSUHG;CALDISEASES BIRACHES, i APPLIANGES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRusses. , Apparatuaand Remedien for Succsasfal of ever MENT. NINETY ROOWNIS FOR PATIENTS,| Beard & Attendance, Best Accommodations in 07 WRITE FOR OIRCULARS on Deform Tyusses, Olyb F Bpine, Filopy et mf i 2o platies otricity, idney, Bla o Eus, Hiin ans Blood 2ad -u’h.gxc.mrmuo::fi Ouly Reliable Modical Tauatituts mARLog & By soiale PRIVATE DISEASES Ai{ Hlod DI el Wil ramoved from e syatess mithogt i” W Lows 91 VITAL FOW ki, Lrcktad at home by correrpend andcutial: Medlelnesor insir SCeu¥ely prcked, no mar EriouulMieryiew prefer Mmfiul our .... ad wo i e Glect aud »u.u!»'«u”l'fi'n‘.'(fl’.'.‘x'«f& Hrigy OMATIA MEDICAT, & RURGICAL, 1NET T UT: Tith und Dodgo Sireots, OMALA, KED, w Bpecial E: Uson Sovke CIVEN AWAY' G o\ iy AW n Grilor at ance, geiiis wantod, Iven in n o wowi BESEQRT. 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