Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 22, 1889, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1889, THE CITY. A campfire will be given at Goodrich ball on Friday evening by the Phil H. Sheridan post G. A, R. John F. Rossiter died at his late resi- dence at 1903 South Twenty-fifth street, yestorday. He was thirty-four years old and unmarried, The American Water Works company 18 about to put in a new thirty-six inch water main on Cuming street fiom the ‘Walnut till reservoir. The Seventh Ward Democratic club will meet at Toft’s store, on Park ave- nue mnear Woolworth, to-night. Charles Offutt, Esq., and others will ad- dress the meeting. The cedar blocks which were fur- nished for paving Twentieth street from St. Mary’s avenue north to Har- nni. were rejected by the inspectors, and are being removed. Chief Seavey hus received a lettor rom an old comrade named BE. W. loan, from whom he had not heard rlncn chey parted in 1865. Both be- onged to the same company during the war, Sloan is now living at Rush City, Minn. The reception to W. K. Bean, pastor of Trinity M. E. church, which'is to be tendered at the residence of M. M. Hamilin, s to take place to-night and not on Thursday, us has been announced. A prairie fire broke out in Kountze Place last evening, between Sixteenth and Twentieth and Poplar and Ash streets, Considerable excitement was created among the vesidents of the nefghborhood, but no particular dam- age was done. The lire was extin- guished bofore it had communicated to any of the houses, Personal Paragraphs. G. E. Linn, of Pender, is at the Casey. H. Taylor, of Plainview, 18 at the Casey. J. B. Cessna, of Hastings, isat the Millard, John Barsby, of Fairmont, is at the Mur- ray. John Wallwork has returned from Kansas City. Mack Bluffs, T. E. Casey. James Hassett, of Papillion, 18 at the Mer- ohants, John Morrison, of Lincoln, is at the Mer- chants, M. C. Walsh, of Lincoln, 18 a guest at the Murray. Charles E. Hanson, of Kearney, is at the Paxton. F. W, Dale, of Lincoln, 18 stopping at the Paxton, W. H. Cushing, of Plattsmouth, is at the Paxton. Mrs. W, L. Rutlege, of Grant, Paxton, Henry Albert, of Wilber, 18 a guest at the Merchants, H. M. Bushnell, of Lincoln, is registered at the Paxton. J. B. McDowell, of Fairbury, is stopping at the Murray. Dr. W. A, Kansus City. A. J. Waight, of Lincoln, is registered at the Merchants. A. W. Atwood and wife, of Fremout, are guests at the Paxton, George D. Scofield, of Nebraska City, is stopping at the Paxton. Mrs. Richard Barnes of Plattsmouth, is the guest of Mrs. J. Hartley, W. B. Dixson has returned from a pro tracted visit to points in the east. A.O. Abbott and daughters, Island, are guests at the Paxton. E. P. Urtick, William McMullen, and R. Lewis, of Lyons, are at the Millard. W. L. May, of Fremont, member of the state fish commission, is in the city stopping &t the Paxton. Samuel A. Foot and William S. Post, of the United States geological survey, are reg- istered at the Millard, R. F. Williams has just returned from a busivess trip to Pierre, Dak. Mr. Williums says that Pierre 1s all rgnt, buv Omaha is good enough for him, Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Metcalf returned last Saturday from an extensive tour through Europe. They visited all the principal cities, &8 also the exposition at Paris, Horace Boics, democratic candidate for governor of lowa; Judge James and Mayor Rohrer, of Council Bluffs, paid a flving visit to-day to Tue BEE building, which they greatly admired. At the Windsor—B. R. Chamberlain, Du buque; R. D. Morten, Schooleraft, Mic O. H. Miller, Crete, Neb D. L. Blackwell Joseph Moore, omb, Hopewell, N J.; Michael Deeg Ed M. Hop- per, Sioux City; J. Weeks, Chicago; J. O. Kelly and sovn, Lincoln; L. R. Rainer, Oumaba; V. A. Campbell, Silver Creek, N. J. Ex-Governor John L. Pennington of Yankton, is in the city. Hesays that Yank- ton has progressed in a greater degroe the pnfi‘t year than for ten yours previous. Ho talks earnestly of the advantage Omanha would derive from direct railroad conunection with South Dakota, and cannot conceive why Omaha jobbers do not combine and make themselves felt in advocacy of the scheme. It meaus the ovening ap of a vast territory from which Omaha merchants are practically shut off. Johnson will remove to Council Hall, of Lyons, is a guest at the is at the aggart has returned from of Grand Cushman’s Mentho inhaler cures catatrh, headache, neuralgia, asthma, hay fever. Trial free at your druggist. Brico 50 cents, ASHORER Second Ward Democrats. The democrats of the Second ward will hold a meeting at Sixteenth and Dorcas streets this evening. A Horsethief. A horso valued at about 83, owned by Patrick McDonald, of Council 15luffs, was stolen by W.S. Riley and brought to Omaha. Riley was captured here and taken across whe river by Chief Lucas. i FPetrr Devers Buried, Poter Devers, the switchman crushed by & train of cars in the Union Pacific yards Friday night, was buried yesterday. The fuveral exercises were held at St. Philo- mena's cathedral at9:30 4, m., and the inter- ment took place at Holy Sepulchre cometery. A large delegation of the Switchmen's union was present. . Have Youn Registered? The remaining days on which voters may register are as follows: Thursday. October 24; Friday, November 1; Saturaay, Novem- ber 2. rhe registry in each ward will b kept :“»flgn on each of the above days from 3 a, m, P A Fire at the Quarry, Postmaster Gallagher received a telegram from Weeping Water forming him that the stone quarry outfit, engine house and erusher building, ete., in which he is inter- ested, at that place, burned Saturday night. No particulars as to how the five orlginated or as to the loss were given, Mr. Gallugher left for the scene at 9:45 yesteraay morning. —— No Report Yet, The postofiice site appraisers have not turned in their roport yet and the delay is causing s0me annoyance. Mr, Bechel says that the board is having some aifficulty in securing the interest on . certmin mortgages but expects to have the 'ur.o{l. completed before the end of this w —_— Wil Run Through. The Twenty-second and Twenty-Afth street motor line will not transfor passen- gers at Seveateenth and Burt, as was the in- tehtion 1 should do. An experiment was wmade on Saturday of it and aroused such s; riour objections on the part of the passen- a8 10 result in its abandonment. Until rther notice, therefore, the Twenty-sec- ond aud Twenty-fifth street line will run cvn Twenty-fifth and Laketo Eleveatn and Anlon strects wilbout change. JURY COMMISSIONER, Judge Dundy Speaks of Him in an Intercsting Manner. Judge Dundy issued an order for the draw- ing of both grand and petit juries to serve at the November term of the United States circuit and district courts, ¥ I can tell you,” said his honor, “‘that it is no small job to select theso juries. The clerk and commissioner, whose duty it is to perform the work, huve anything but a soft Job on their hands.” Who is the commissioner!” “*A man whose politics are directly opposed 1o those of the clerk, and his namwe is Dr, Tilden." “1Does he gt anything for his services1” ‘‘Yes, $15 a term, and we have six terms a year, 'The statutory enactment provid- ing for a jury ‘commissioner,” con- tinued Judge Dundy, ‘is tho only fed- eral law know of in which the legislature acceded to volitical demands from the minority party in power. Of course, right after tho war, nearly all the clerks' appointed were republicans, and I presume that it was thought necessary to have them watched by democratic commis- sioners. “I have appointed three in my time, The first was John R. Porter, once the nominee of the democratic purty for governor of Ne- braska. He, held the place several years. He became so obnoxious, however, that I was compelled to remove him. He took two jurymen out of one satoon in Lincoln, and when 1 lectured him about forcing such characters upon the court, ho wanted to know where else I thought he could go to getdemocratic jurors. © “After removing Porter; H.-C. Tatt, who bad aiso been a candidate for governor, suc- ceeded. He served Lhree or four years, then Dr. Tilden came in." The judge grew quite reminiscent while talking of the manner in which men connive o get on tho jury. They resort to all sorts of schemes and misrepresentation, which makes it hard for the clerk and commissioner to always select qualified jurors, However, when parties who are objection- able succced 10 being drawn, and the court finds out who they are, he manages to get them informed that they had better ask to be excused or take the consequences of being bounced, In issuing his oraer the judge also ap- pointed Dave Mercer court crier. Tmportant'—Do not let your druggist palm off on you any new remedy for colds. Insist on Dr. Buil's Cough Syrup or you will ve disappointed. “Belold the world rests.” Headache and neuralgia have been cured by Sulvation Oil, the great and infallible pain remedy, Price 25 conts, LOST AN EYE. Serious Result of a Monetary Deal on Cur-Off 1sland. George Gelke bad one of his out Sunday in a Cut-Off island A strange colored man pawned his over- coat to Gelke for 75 conts. After spending his six-bits for booze, the *‘coon” demanded the return of his property. “Give me my cents and I'll give you your coat,” replied Gelle. “PIL give you this,” said the Ethiopian, striking the puny pawn broker a blow on the eye which closed 1t forever. Gelke doesn’t know his assailant's name, but sa he could tell him if he could see him, No arrest has been made. Are you troubled with chronic diarrhaeal A glass of Cook’s extra dry champague, three or four times a day will cure it. National Kederation, Tke fourth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor will convene in Boston December 10. The circular which has just been issued shows that the basis of representation will be as follows: “From national or international unions, forless than four thousand members, one delegate; four thousand or more, two dele- ght thousand or more, three dele- thousand or move, four dele- gaes; -two thousand or more five delegates, and so on; and from local or district trade organization or federated body, not connected with or having a national or international head, afilliated with tnis feder- ation, one delegate.” A strong appeal is being made by the president for a full number of delegates from all parts of the countr, The only American spivit which took the first prize, the gold medal, at the Paris universel exposition,was awarded to John Osborn, Son & Co.,of New York, Philadelphia and Montreal, for the exhibit of the best American rye whisk under their brand-marks of *Omnibus’ and ‘“*Antediluvian,” eyes knocked Hang Out Your Banners. Muyor Broatch telegraphed William E. Curtis, who has the Pan-American excursion in charge, for a complete list of the dele- gates, that their names may appear on souvenirs which are being prepared for dis- tribution when the party arrives hero next Saturday. Rooms have boen engaged at the Paxton for sixty persons. During tho weak, prep. arations already under way for their entel tainment wiil be comploted. The mayor. proposes to issue an official notice requesting all tho merchants, bank- ers, publishors and others ulong the princi- pal'streets to decorate their places of busi- ness, — Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, This medicine can always be depended upon, not only in the milder forms of summer complaint, but also for malig- nant dysentery and cholera infantum, The lives of many persons and especial- ly children are saved by it each year, * —— Property Owners' Meeting. Property owners on North Twenty-ninth street from Cuming to Lake, will meet at the republican club rooms, Twenty-sixth and Lake streets, next, Saturday evening, to take action for a moditication of the tax for the opening up of Twenty-ninth street at Hamilton street. iy The only Complexion Powder in the world that is without vulearity, without injury to the user, and without doubt a beautifyer, is Pozzour's. Not Diphtheria. Miss Emma Whitmore, principal of the Lake school, with reference to the report in a certain paper of the alleged prevalence of diphtheria in the neighborhood of the school, sys: “Of the children attending our school, i only one has had the diphtheria, but the whole family remained out of school until a notice was received from the attending phy- sician that there was no danger from the children returning to school. In the two other cases of diphtheria the whole family romained out two weeks, The caso that the paper spoke of, where the child of the family ned in school, was pneumonia. “'The article in the paper created some- what of an alarm among the paronts, which we would be glad to have you correct.” COUNC! PROMISES, Mr. Coots Says They Have Been Broken Several Times, In order to facilitate tho work on the new city hall, a stone crusher has been procured and placed in position neat tho northwest corner towbreak rocks that formerly had to be reduced by the slow proccss of hame mering. The council has not kept its promise to grade the alley in the rear of the lot, and, as the vank interferes materially with the preparations for building, Mr. Coots has procoeded to grade the alley himself. He ns already removed about one thousand tons of carth, He will present a bill for this work to the council. The latter body also promised to order the grading of Bighteenth street from Farnam i Douglas, but the work has not yet been one, All the rock used in the old foundation and basement will be used in the new one. The smaller ones will be crushed and used in the concrete and the larger ones in the walls, The work of concreting will probably commence the latter part of this week. i An Important Element Of the success of Hood’s Savsaparlla is the fact that every pugchaser receives a fair equivalent for his money. The familine headline, ‘100 Doses One Dollar,” stolen by imitators, is original with and true only of Hood's Sarsapar- illn. This can easily be proyen by any one who desires to test the matter. For real economy, buy only Hood’s Sarsa- pazilla. Sold by alldruggists. Merchants” Hotel. La rooms. $2, $2.50 & 33 per da; INSPECTING THE rge sample Nat Brown. WEST. Eastern Capitalists Looking at Their Western Securities, Hon, Samuel E. Mertvin, Mr. James D. Dewell, Mr. Charles S. I'eete and Charles -anton, prominent Conaccticut cap- italists, are quartered at the Paxton. Mr. Merwin is lieutendnt governor of his state, as well as presidentof the Yale Na- tional bank at New Haven, where he re- sides; Mr. Dewell is vice president of the Security wsurance company; Mr. Leeto oc- oupies two positions as president, one of the Security insurance company. and the other of the Mechanics’ bank, while Mr, Scranton is & member of the banking firm of Bun- nell & Scranton of New Haven. “\We are simply out on a tour of inspection and pleasure,” smd Governor Merwin, to which Mr. Scranton addes Yes, our attention hus been directed to an examination for ten days past to insurance and banking matters in Missouri and Kal sas. We have come here, now, to look over Nebraska ana will probably visit some in lowa before returning horm *To see whether we can’t find a market for our nutmegs and basswood hams,” in- terjected Mr. Dewell, who appears to be the humorist of the party. “Presumabl, you gentlemen have as the chief object of your visit, this way, the investment of more capital?” “Representing as we do large insurance and banking interests, huvivg wore or less western sccurities al; 2 were anxious to ascertain from pe observation whether or not the ot maryelous improvements perity in these western states what we have been led to believe,” rephed Mr. Leete. *“Thus far, our investigctions have been more then satisfactory,” said Mr. Dewell. “‘We find the most substantial cvidences,how- ever, where recent booms \were not so ereat as to knock the bott out of everything. Tn iansas, some of the towns that sprang up up like magic a few years ago, Wichita, for instance, have gone buck and ave worse off now than they were bafore.” The gentlemen essed * themselves as being very much surprised at finding Omaha such a large, well built and busy eity. They put in the day seeing sights entirely new to them and left for the interior of the state last might. —_— Important Notice. We are now making small size Bile Beans, (40 little beans in each bottle.) They are the most convenicnt to use; specially adapted for ehildren and women. Price 25 cents a hoftle. . Smith & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Marriage Licensos, icenses were issued to the following parties by Judge Shields yesterdiy: INamo and Residence. {Lnu/u L. Johnson, Omaha. Aunnie Bivins, Wahoo.... . Frank Baumbach, South Omaha. . { Mary King, South Omaha ... { Ignatz Hounef, Omaha. { Augusta Bernstedt, Omahia Samuel L. Pae, Valley. { Frederica Jacobson, Valley { Gust Bareg, Omaha J. Age. Lina Nelson, Omaha..... . Frank E. Summers, Omah: Etta Montgomery, Omah An Absolute Care, The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is oply put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old_sores, buras, wouuds, chapped hands, and all skin erup. tions. Will positively cure all kinds of piles- Asic for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINI- MENT. Sold by Goodmau Drug campany at 25 cents per box—by mail 3 conta. 1s Not a Candidate, Captain Rustin, who has becn eagerly so- licited to ailow his name to bo used asa candidate for mayor on the democratic ticket, said: *It i8 not true, as reported, that I have taken under counsideration the proposition to gan for mayor. I have nover been atraid to say no. And I say now that Inm nota candidate, and would novact as mayor, even if I were clected.” To Postmasters, For sale at loss than half cost, a full outfit of first quality huwl wood post- office fixtures, Yale Jock hoxes and Yale finish throughout; 528 boxes. A commission of 10 paid to make a sale. Apply to A. C. Fulton, Dayenport, Ia. +PRICE CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. NEW YORK’S GREAT CHEMIST, This is to certify that I have analyzed Dr, Price’s Cream Baking Powder, 1 find it composed of pure materials, compounded on correct scientific principle: The ingredients are accurately and scieutifically pro- riioned. Hence, bread or biscuite prepared with it are W better suited for di esl:lu:.‘ DR. OGDEN DOREMUS, Frof. Lwylm fl"fl Tu'&fi.’"’ m. uanym\xx o ey LR Do Dy L5 D 1 Choiliny Catarrh 84 blood disease. Until the poison fa expelled from the system, there can be no cure for this loathsome and dangerous malady. Therefore, the only effective treatment is a thorough course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla — the best of all | blood purifiers, . The sooner you begin the better ; delay is dangerous, “T was troubled with catarth for over two years, I tried various remedies, and ‘was treated by a number of physi- clans, but received no benefit until I Dbegan to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A few bottles of this medicine cured me of this troublesome complaint and com- Blvlrly restored my health,"—Jesse M. oggs, Holman’s Mills, N. C. “«When Ayer's Sarsaparilla was rec- ommended to me for catarrh, I was in- clined to doubt its efficacy. Having tried g0 many remedies, with little ben- efit, I had no faith that anything would cure me. 1 became emaciated from loss of appetite and impaired digestion, I had nearly lost the sense of smell, and my system was badly deranged. 1 was about discouraged, Wwhen a {riend urged me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and Te- ferred me to persons whom it had cured of catarrh. After taking half a dozen bottles of this medicine, I am convinced that the only surc way of treating thig obstirmte disease is through the blood.” —Charles H. Maloney, 113 River st., Lowell, Mass, Ryer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co,, Lowell, Mass. Frice $1; six botties, 85, Worth §5 a bottle. DRS. BETTS & BETIS 1408 FARNAM STREET, OMAVA, NaD, (Upposite Paxton Hotel.) Sund: Nervous Skin and Office hours, 9 &.m, t0 8 p. m. m. tolp. m. pectalists 1 Chronie, Blood Diseases. ¥ Consultaiion &t office or by marl free, Medicines sent by mail or exp securely packed, free from observ on. Guarantees to cure quic safely and p NERVOUS DEBILITY Bions ysical Deeay, , 10 8. chit Bints indiscro leepless . aver ack of contl , and finds and pri- 109 clety, easily aiscournged, ], uniit foratudy or busine irden. Safely, P vateiy cured, Consult Drs, Farnam 5t Omnha, Neb. ood and Skin sults, ¢ Syphilis, a disease ‘ most terriblo in its ated wi ut tho d T a, Frysipelas. Fever Sor 3 i, Paans in the Head and Bon Syphiiltic Sore Throat, Mouth and Tongue, tarrh, ot permanently cured where others have failed. | 2 Kidney., Urinary quent Burning or "Blood or with milky iment on standin ek, Gonerghoea, (ileet, Dystitds, ete, & )mivtly and Safely Cured, Charges Reasona: & STRICTURE! Gumcet, o m diliation. Cares’ effected at homd by paticut Without & Moments Pain or ALNOyALCE, To_ Young Hen and Middls-Ased Nen, A SURE CURE e, syrul etfects of carly which brings organic Wenkness, destroying both mind and body, with all 1ts dreadod ills. permanently cured, DRSBTS Adress those who Bave myatrea ) DELTY themselves by improy . gences wrd solifary habits, whica ruin bott body and ming, uining them tor businees, and Bladder Complaints, Paintul, Difficult, foo fre Utine, Uring high col- . Weak study or marriage. MARRIED MEN, OF thosa entering on that ha Py life, aware of physical debility, quickly as sisted. B4 K OUR SUCCESS, upon Practical Fxpe ond—Every case is especlally ht.” Third—Meitiomes 5 exactly to suit eacii case, ivithout injury ts postage for celébrated works ervous and Delicate Diseases. 89 A friendly letter or cali may save you future suffering and shame, and add goldén years to life. § No letters an. swored unless accompanted by 4 cents in atampa, Address orcallon DRs. BETTEs & BETTS, 1408 ¥arnam Street, Omaha, Nob. " oft HANDSOHE 3 e *MAIRKIESS - FOR ' SHAMPOOING ‘wmi!)':?mmnw $ 12 isbrateds * AcroRS and ACTRESSES (l ouiir ud ro. Tuedies 7o 1800X, A7t Beeadwa b At re i Pty JOSEPHCILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1878, Nos, 308+404-170-604. _THE M0ST PERFECT OF PENS T JonN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, MAN LITS, Busines it O A “Worthwestern ”llmml‘uimmy,‘ threo wil icago; has a1l 1lve courses ot Wednesday Evening, Oct. 23, and Sunday Evening, Oct, 27. SWEDISH LADIES National Concerts. An Octete of Beautiful Girls with Marvelous Voices. Appearing in tho ploturesaue costuies of thelr native proviuces and country. < This wmunnkwu wurganized by PROF. AU- GUST EDGREN, direcior Grand Royal Opera for the King of Sweden. ular prices, Beats go on sale Tuesda; ONE REASON Why people like to trade in the largest store is bacanse thoy know, by Mperinnco,‘ that such establish- ments can and do sell on a smaller percentage of profit. Eve ybody likes tosee a big stock. There is no question that we carry the largest stock of Men's Furnishing Goods in the City, and there is no question that we sell everything in that line at much lawer prices than other houses. furnishing Gloods marked at the same small percentage of profit as the Clothing, isa feature you will not find outside of our store, In the Underwear Department we offer to-day the following special Fine fancy mixed Merino Shirts and Drawer: Fine Camels Hair Shirts and Drawer: silk stitched, at 65c. ilk bound at 40¢, wo argains., h Te. the shirts with double breast and double back, silk bound and These are sold in other houses for nearly double the money. In Flannels and Cassimere Overshirts we display an immense line, ranging in price from 40c to $3.00. In this Department we offer fine California Blue Ilannel Shirts single breasted, at $1.15, double breasted, h pearl buttons, $1.25, In Hosiery we make the following special offerings: regular price 25¢, English Merino Half Hose, double heels and double tos at 200, Camels Hair Half Hose, very fine and excellent shades at 25c. Cardigan and Jersey Jackets in great vaviety. Our Glove Departmentis the largest in town and every pair of Gloves we sell is warranted. We take them back if they rip. tail everywhere at $4.00. We been paying 7and $8.00 for 200 dozen fine all wool seamless socks at 1be, SHIHOKS., _place on sale this week a line of fine Calf Shoes with genuine Cork sole at $2.73. These shoes re- have them in Congress and L e all widths, shoes are invited to call and see how well we can fit them in a line of real Gentlemen who have Handsewe fine Calf and Kangaroo, which we sell at $£50 and $4.75, and the finest French Calf ab $5.50. We have all lasts and styles, and can fit your foot comfortably and save you considerable money, Nebraska Glothing Company, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. Just one Wor?, We have often Invited our friends to ca 1 | with the assurance t could show | them a fine assortment of goods m our | We are more confident than ever before of our ability to give satistuctic | An inspe tion of thi will justify our complacence, and will |convince our patrons that we are msking | ‘llo vain boast, NEAYE Heauh 2 AND BRAIN Tip. ", & guaranteed specific for Hyste Convulsious, . Nervolis raigla, uche, Nervous Prostration eaused by the use of alcohol tobacco, Wakefulness, sental Depression, Softanin f'the Brain, resulting in insanity and leading to misery, d Premafure Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power ineither sex, Involu Losses ind ‘Spermat- orhaea caused by over-exertion of the brain, self- abuse or overindulgence. Each box contains one month’s treatment, #1,00 & box, or six boxoes for&,00,sent by mal propatd on receipt of price, ‘WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES, To cureany ca: With each order d by us forsix boxes, uccompanied with £5.00, we will y and death, send the purchaser our wWritten guarantea to re- fund the money it the treatment does not effect acure. Guaran! issued only by Goodman Drug Co, Drugglsts, Sole Agents, 1110 Farnamn treet, Omana Nebraska Dr.]J.E. McGREW The Well Known Specialist, is unsurpassed in fhe treatment of orms of PRive ATE DISEAS cet and STIIC guar. MANH oD, amoition, STIRIL Y or BANRE NESS absolutely cured, S 1o TARRIE and R SKIN DISEASES Cured quickly andPermantntly, ‘Treatment by correspondence, send stamps f0r reply. CONSULTATION FREE, Oftice S, B, cor, 13th and Jackson Sts. Omaha, Nebraska, - M LOWEST JIJ.CHAYNES £ (© PRICES -[‘;D‘;'lUN»VgA'\,‘ OF YOUR MUSIC: DEALE " CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS. 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