Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1889, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY DECEMBER 18, 1889, CUSHING 1S ON THE LIST The Union Pacific’s General Master Mechanic Booked for Retirement, SOME OF THE FAVORED BOYS Promotions Gooasioned by J. M, Cams mings' Resignation—Betier Ser- vice on theKikho ~The Chey- enne & Northern Extension. Railrond Affairs, The charges have not all been mado yet that are to bo among Union Pacific attaches. While G, M. Cumming, zeneral manager of the mountain division was first to receive a gentle Decomber hint that his resignation wauld be received at headauarters with man- ifost expressions of pleasure, it is under- stood, and the rumor comes from reliable sources, that one or two other names in the roster have heavy black lines drawn below them and remarks bearing no uncertain meaning written opposite. A cursory glance at the list showed that George W, Cushing, general master mechanic of the road, is booked for retirement. Inquirics of manng- cials failed to bring forth any positive t & change is contemplated there as carly us January 1, bul there are those who say Mr. Cushing's work has not proven satisfactory and that removal is the only course left. Train men have no hesitancy in declaring that the rolling stock, and more especially the engines, are in worse conditiou now than ever before, Complaints of this kind against Mr. Cushimg should not, however, be considered credit. e camo to tho nearly the entire mechanical force preju- diced towards him, consequently his position is & very diflicult one to fill. With so much opposition to contend against, it is rather surprising that ho has remained so long. Tho promotions ollowing Charlos It Res- seguie’'s appoitment as Cumming's succes- sor brings J. A. Foley tere from the Omaha. & Republican Vailey division to take the place of Robert Baxter as train master, who goes to Salt Lake City as super- intende under Resseguie. Robert Soutberland, now chief train dis- pateher, will take the place made yacant at Beatrice by Foley’s election as_trainnias- ter of the Omaba & Republican Valloy, and C. A. Boise will succeed Southerland as ohiiof train despatcher. Ressiguio and Bax- ter aro getting their work in shape to leavo a few days before New Year's, and take chargo of the mountain division Jauuary 1. The Fremont, Elktorn & Missouri Valley road will put & new time table into effect next Sunday, which promises a much do- sired improvement in the train service on the west end of the system. Heretofore the Wyomiog branch from Chadron to Douglas, Casper and the ol fields has boen compelied to suffer the disadvantages and un- satisfactory uccommodations of a mixed train and slow time, but the new order will change all that and quicken the speed between these points about 8ix hours. It is proposed hereafter to run a soiid train with one sleeper attached through from Omaha to Casper, thus giving the people out_in that country what they have long been clamoring for, facilities to come and go in respectable style and with- out suffering long delays at unreasonable hours in Chadron, 3 El It is now an open fact in Chief Engineer Bogue's office that the Union Pacific will build to Los Angeles, Cala., as rapidly as ossibie. Since his return from Utah ™ Mr, ogue bas been sending engineers and others to Pioche, Nev., with instructions to push the surveys without delay. Last week twenty-five engineers and+ draughts- men were ordered from headquarters, and more have been told to hold themselves in readiness to move for work in southern Nevadaearly in January. Itis admitted by the officials at Union Paciflc headquarters, that the Cheyenne & Northern road will bs_ extended next spring from Wendover, its present terminus, to o nnection with the Elkhorn at Fisher,asmall tion just east of Douglas, Wyoming. The new deal recently consumated, makes that branch a part of the Colorado-Fort Worth system, consequently it is General Dodge's desire to bave thoe gap of thirty miles closed up, 80°as to give the Black Hills people com- munication with Denver and the Toxas line along haul for the southern cattle to the feeding grounds of Wyoming. ‘The telegraph department of the Union Pacitic is preparing to string another wire #eross from Omaha to Ogden. The railroad business bas become 80 heavy that it is im~ possible to handle it, without great aunoy- ance, with present facilities. The material for the new line has all been purchased, and is now being delivered. General Superintendent Sanbourn and Martin Hughitt, jr., general freight agent of the Northwestern, ago, were in Omaha a few hours yesterday. E. W. Jordun, general agent of the Mil- waukee at Sioux City, and W. S. Bratt, traveling freight agent, same road, calied on Mr. Nash yesterday and wished bim a merry Christmas. A. F. Banks, goneral freight agent of the Towa Central, s in town. The Union Pacific officials say they have no intention of abandoning thewr dining trains, G AT GREEN RIVER. MR. CUSHI He.at Length Turns His Face Toward Omaha. Mayor-Elect R, C. Cushing has at length been heard from. He reached Green River Tuesday night in company with Georgo C. Holdrege, after having traversed by stage a proposed extension of the B, & M. He found awaiting him telegrams and let- ters from friends ard family snnounciog his election as mayor and congrgtulating him upon the result. ‘Lhe information was also conveyed to Mr, Holdrege that a little daughter had nug- mented the uumber of his housebold. Mr. Cushing telegraphed that he intended 1o take the first train east and would reach Omaha on Saturday. ————— Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures catarrh b, expelling impurity from the blood,whic! is the cause of the complaint. Give it ® trial, e SCHOOL OFFICERS, Mecting of the Board of Education. The carly part of the meeting of the board of education was devoted to the reading of the minutes of the last five meet- ings. Secretary Piper read about twenty- seven pages of the records while the mem- bers smoked and wrote resolutions. After the minutes had been approved the secretary read the resignation or Miss Lottie Burch, & teacher in the Davenport school and Miss Alice Hodge ot the Bancroft school. "The resignations wero accepted. A communication signed by twenty-five citizens was read, asking that an additional teacher be pluced in the Gibsou school after the holidays. Referred, Mr. Poppleton, chairman of the commivee on judiciary, reported, recommending that the president and secretary aud wttorney be empowered to close a deal for a certain piece T RCRRrAY ch TIal Rineoh for » onuet Tomss site, ‘I'he report was not adopted. The usual number of repairs aud improve- wents to school bulidings were approved. Miss Nora O'Connor was recommended as sssistant principai of Dupont school. '.bn';mul m:.mdflmflanl w‘:‘r: ?flnrsdhbnll achers, pro g against allowing scho . ‘buildings to be used by religions and other societies, as the rwm were not properly cared for by the whau w»h courtesies had boen oxn-d-d. Py stands and other school property had L... issed. these meotings. Tlhe matter was referred to the commitiee on buildings and property. A Dbill for §845.20 for election expenses was allowed. ‘I'he judiciary committee and voara atior- ney were instructed o prepare a form of bond for §215,000 for a high school, and sub- Wit the same at the next regular m«czlnz Mr. Poppleton introduced @ resolution I‘llllllliel\"l‘f that the schools be allowad to ay and Tuesday, Decomber 33 krcut and secretary were io- structed to draw warrants for the December pay roll. Dr. Spalding introduced a resolution in- structing the judiciary eommittoe and attor- ney for the board to inspect and report the standing of the titie of the Franklin school sito. Charles Wehrer recommended that the fire chief be asked to give the janitors of each school & key to the fire alarm box mearest the building, Adopted. Adjourned to meet again on the evening of the first Monday in January. For burns and wounds we would recom- mend Salvation Oil. AM druggists sell it ay ents. lany cases have come under our notice where a singlo bottle ot Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup relieved a sufferer from a severe cough, which had been treated for months by com- petent physicians, M SOURL VALLEY DOCTORS. Will vs Entertained Thursday at Sinux City. The Medical society of the Missouri valley will hold regular session at the Academy of Music, Sioux City, at 2 p. m., next ‘Vhursday, and continue to F Dacember 20, 1830, Thoe foliowing pape promised: atits Interstitiales, by George Parlk, joux City, In silit tubercul their etiological v 10 surgical affections, William Jepson, Sioux City, Ta, A diagnostic conundrum, R. H. Brown, Sioux City, Ia. 4. Diphtheria, M, F. 5. Some casos in pri Heitt, Red Oak. Ia. 6. Some cases of parametrits and pori- metrits, by K. Hornibrook, M. D., Cherokee, Ia. 7. Trismus neonaturum, by W. F. Porter- field, M. D., Atlautic, fa. 8. Puerperal convulsions, by C. water, M. D., Omaha, Neb. 9. Remarks on tvreatment of throat and nose diseases, by L. B. Gillette, M. D., Omaha, Neb. 10. Supra-pubie lithotony, by Louis Schoo- ler‘ M. D., Des Moines, Ia. aisson disease, by A. C. Bergen, M. D, Slollx City, Ia. 12. Differential dingnosis of discases of 1 cord, by Clark Gapen, M. 1., Omaha, They Next Stultz, W ate pra Ia. F. M. Rose- 3. Stab wound of the thorax, by J. G. Conly, M. D,, Elk Point, Dal. 14. Spine_bifids, by A. F. Jones, M. D., Omaha, Neb. 15. Visical hemorrhage in pregnancy, by M, A. Cleares, M. D., Des Moinos, Ia. ‘This programme promises a great deal of entertainment and instruction. The Sioux City members hope for a successful meeting. Beecham’s Pills cure bilious and nervous ills ABATI) \UIH;\\UEE. Lots Which Mnst Be Filled at a Cost of $75,000. There are a number of lots in the thickly populated portions of the city which have been converted into hollows by the grading of the streets, and after each rain hold pools of stagnaut water which are a menace to the health of the citizens in the immediate vi- cinity. Many of these lots belong to persons of wealth who are holding them for speculative purposes and refuse to either fill or other- wise improve the The suffy have finally app city council and that body has p dinance orderiag the siling of seventy-five of the Jovs complained of. Chairman Balcombe of the board of public works hus notified these property owners to fill these lots by January 27, otherwise the nuisance will be abated by the city authori- ties and the expense thereof ed as a special tax agaiust the property on which said nuisance exists. The bourd of public works will be in ses- sion on December 20, 1859, between the hours of L and 8, at which time an opportunity will be given to the property holders to be heard in regard to this matter. It 1s estimated that the filling of these lots will cost nltogether §75,000, or about $1,000 each, It wili be cheaper by far for the owner of o lot to hire the work by contract than to pay the city for attending toit. ‘The following is a list of the lots: Lots 14 aund 13, block 0, Kountze's third ad- dition, Lots 12 and 13, block 6, S. E. Roger’s addi- tion. Lots 24 and 39, Hartman's addition. Lot 19, block 15, Improvement association addition, Lot 6, block 16, Kountze & Ruth’s addition. a'l‘ax Tot 33, section 27, township 15, range Lot 18, block 3 of Redick’s sub, Lots 6, 7, 8, and 11, block 10, in Kountze’s fourth sup) Ismenmrv addition. Lots 4, 5, 6, 22 and 23, block 2, Hawthorne's addition, Lots 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 24, 25 and 26, black 3, Hawthorne’s addition. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, block 2, Shull’'s ad- dition. Lots 4 and 5, block 8, Marsh's addition, Lots 4 and 5, block 9 Marsh’s addition. Lots 65, 66, 67 and 65 of Rees place, Lots 2 8 and 4. block 19, in Hanscom place. Tust 2814 feet of lot 3, block 13, of MeCor-. mack’s addition. Lou 5, block & McCormacic's adaition, Lots 1,3, 8, 4,5, 6, 7and 8, block 9, Me- Cormack's addition —~—— Most complexion powders have a vulgar lare,but Pozzoni's is a wue beautifier, whose effecus are lasting. THE GENER. An Lmportant Mesting to Take Steps For Holding It in Omaha, Anenthusiastic meeting was held at the First M. ‘hurch last evening for the pur- pose of discussing ways and means to keep the general conference of the M. E. church at Omaha in 1892, instead of allowing it to go 1o some other city. All the leading Metho- dists of the city were in attendance besides & number of prominent business and real estate men. Presiding Klder Clendenning was chosen chairman. The opening speecih was made by Rev. Mr. Fisher who pointed out the benefiis to be de- rived by holding the general conference in Omaha. Rev, Mr. Roe made a speech favoring the selection of a committee of 100 citizens to further the cause. Mr. Merrill moved that a committee of three, consisting of Rev. Roe, Presiding Elder Clendenning snd John Dale, be chosen to select a committee of fifreen for detail work and 8 committee of 100 citizens for general work. An amendment was offered that Bishop Newman be ohairman of the committee of three and the motion as ameunded was car- ried, It was decided to have the four mems bers of the committee choose the fifth and that Bishop Newman be the chairman of the committee of 100, On motion of Mr. Merrill it was decided to have the commiitee of fifteen look after the matter of entertainment und report to the committees of 100, Rev, Dr, Maxfleld was called for and he made a short speech advising the citizens to pay no attention 1o the rumors afloat sbout other cities being about to seize the prize, but to go @head, mind their own business and proviae for tho entertainment of the delegates. Bishop Newmaun was called for, aud in re- sponse said that morning, noon and night he was in favor of having the. general confer- ence held at Omaha, *If,” said he, ‘‘you stand by the action of the last general con- ference the next weeting will be held here, ‘The business men are in ea=nest, aud { don't believe failure 1s with us,” The bishop was xmud with applause at the close of his re- marks. Presidiog Elder Clendening declined serv- ing on the comwittee of five, and his dechna- I was accep On motion n! Mr. Merrill the meeting ad- hurnnd subject to the call of the chairman of the committee of one bundred. i A Natural Product of California. 1t is ouly found 1 Butte county, Califor- nia, and in vo other part of the world, We refer to the tree that produces the healing and penetrating guw used in that pleasant and effective cure for consumption, asthms, bronchitis and coughs, SANTA ABIE, the king of cousumption, Goodman Drug Co, wmnuu sud sells it for §1 a bottle,or three r $2.50. By h use of CALIFORNIA GA'I‘ R-CURE, all symptows of catarrh are -peuw, wud the diseased luu.nl passage is speedily restored to a healtby condition. $1 @ package. By mail, 110, Luuulm free. REFUND THE TAX. Sixth Ward Oltizons Expect it Frém the Counocil. Monday night, at the headauarters of the Sixth ward republican club, there was a meeting of the residents of the ward and the council committee on grades. The object of the gathering was to satisfy the objectors to the payment of the tax for the opening of Twenty-ninth street. Mr. Ford presided and R. B. Ball acted as seret ary. Councilman Shriver was the only member of the committee present. He explained what steps had been taken to open the street, namely, that a_petition had been sent to the council; that it had been passed through that body without objection on the part of the taxpayers. After its pas- sage, it was found objectionable in that tax- payers wero taxed as much as for the open- g while residing ten blocks away ns those were who lived 1n the mnedi- vicinity of the opemin He 1that ho had talked with the city c1an and had been informed that o c tain amount of the tax assessed could be re- funded. The following adopte Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting that the city council should be ro- quested to refund one-fourth of the tax lovied for the opening of Twenty-ninth streot from Charles to ‘ihnmlm anda one-half was then unanimously of the tax for the opening from Blondo to Lake, ‘The meeting then adjourned, NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED Louisiana State Lottery Company. Incorporated by the Legisiature, for Xducati and Charitable purposes. and ita franohise mude & part of the present State Constitution, 5 an overwhelming popular vote Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS tako place Semi-Annually, (June and December) and itsGRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRA WIN take place in each of the other ten months of the year, and are all drawn in public, atthe Academy of Music, New Urleans, L FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS For Integrity of Its Drawings and Prompt Payment of Prizes, Attested as follows: “We do hersby certify that we supervise the ar- rangements for ait tha Monthly snd Semi-Annual Drawiuis of the Jouisinn State Lottery Company, ana in_ b irness. and B4 wo RACRGRIHG LS Company £0 ase this certl: ACALo WITh facarimiles OF Our SLAnKE4FoS MLUACHO, 1 Itsadvertisements. ST bt COMM SIONERS. We. the undersigned Bunks and Bankors, will pay all prizes drawn in the Loulsiana State Lotteries which may be presented at our coanter: R. M. WALMSLEY, Pres. Loutsiana Nat. Bank PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Nat'l Bank. A.BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat'l Bunk. CARL KOHN, Pres, Union National Bank. GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, At the Academy of Music, New Or- leans, Tuesday, January (4. 90. CAPITAL PRIZE, - $300,000 100,000 Tickst at $20 each; Halves $10; Quarters, $5; Tenths $2; Twentieths, $1. 0 Prizes of 8100 are , Prizes of £10 are | zes amounting to : ickets drnwin titled to terminal prizes. AGENT! .$1,054,800 ital Prizes are not en- WANTED. FEEOR CLUB ILATES, or any fusther Information desired, write lezibly o tie undersigned, elearly stating your residence. withi State, Couuty, Street and Number. More mpld retura mail delivery witl Do nasured by your enclosing an envelopo bearing your full addross. IMPORTANT. Address M. A. DAUPHIN., New Orleans, La. Or M. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, D. C. containing MONEY ORDER, ‘ompanies, New York Excaange By ordinary let sued by all Hxpres: Dratt or Postul Nots Mdress Registered lv!tflxnla‘ming Curreay ta NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK. New Orleans.La. Prizes is BANKS of REMEMBER that the GUARA! ) BY FOUR payment of ’l\yl‘lfl‘Al . righis ate fore, bewars llest part or n oy drawing. han & dolias For improved & eco- LIEBIG Company's EXTRACT OF MEAT, uvomic cookery. Use 1 for Soups, Sauces, Made Dishes. (Game, Fish, etc..) Apsic or Meat Jelly. " Keeps perfectly in all eli- wates for auy length of time, and is cheap- er and of finer flavor than any other stock, One pound equal to forty pounds of lean beef of the value of about §7,50. Genuine only with 'Justus von l.leblg't signature as JOSEPH CILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1889, Nos, 303-404—170-604. THE 40ST PERFECR OF mvé. Ban S S NO. 2 GLOBE INCANDESCENT the best, safest, most dlnllblc :M‘f(i;lm feal’ coal ol lamp in the world. Stand, Vasoas nquet Lampe. This sizc is the No, 3 GLOBE CANDESCENT, " inval |hlr for Li U:hll'll ibrarics, Dit Halie Parlors, and ail For sale by M. H. and Perkins, Gatch & Lauman. GOLD MEDAL, PAKIS, 1878, W. BAKIR & C0.’S Breakast Gucoa Is absolutely pure and Vs sofubie, No Chemicals are naed in its preparation. Tt has more ihan thres fimes (ho rength of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and s therefuro far more cconomical, couting less than one cent a evp. It 14 delicious, nourishin . BILY DIOYSTED, * for Invalids as well £a persons in health, I: Sold by Grocers everywhere, W. BARER & CO.. Dorchester. Mass SYPHILIS Can be cured in 20 to 60 days by the use of the Mazte: Reme For sale only by the Cook Remedy Co., of Omnha, Nobraska. Writo to us for the names and address of patients who have bean cured and from wiom we have permission to refer, Syphiils is a disense that hagalways batiied the skill of the most eminent physt nnd unti the dissovery of the Cool itemedy AGIE REMIDY. ot one in fitty uver i Cndiacass vus baan Sarad. We uars any case that can bo yrodu T renry, potash, L Forodfos, ‘with ‘Gily gemporary beneft nentl; the use of the possible for for uny other pe: our formuln or any remedy fiko itin elTect nnd result treating potients for porfect satisfacts They tal of over rulmm solfeit tha lo: usput you ta wo“ st fakopt ona you MUST our * MA pofors youoan bo porman ently eured. 1t horolc blood purifor eve kuown, Wit Cor partioniurs, AN leiters conBaeu the Cook CAUTION Romees 5% SHiie None others wre genuine, Parti Bagents for us are {mpostors and frs al ulars free. Address all communications to The Cook Remedy Co., Rooms 418 aud 419 Paxton Black. The .5’ er SXnam of Bank Counters The Ty‘?er nl; 1(""' 200 Now, S es, T7les Rablon, Obairn, i Th;‘ryler Royangge ertercnblnetl &3 Dk Combined, & Styles, Fincat on Enrth, TYLER DESK'60.; . Lous, Mo, 0. uo Free, 7 Ots, Louls, M, 0. S, A ASTHMA CURED SCHIFFMANN'S ASTHNA CURE| Tnstantly relioves the most violent attack it "I action, m.x? '4'\|( l\fl'o' rol&lu dl‘“"" hlhfi Price § Bl i KArgs State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool FROM NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY. Cabin passage §3% to ¥, according to location of stat room. Excursion $5 to 8. Bteerage to and from Europe at Lowest KRates. AUSTIN BALLDWIN & CO,, Gen'l Agents, 5 Broudway, New York Joux BLEGEN, Gen'l Weatern Agent. 16¢ Rundolph 8t., Chicago, HARRY E. MOORES, THOS, MCCANNE, Agonts at. ()mlflll CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS. AuoND anane Mrani, i red btk Ty & o othen for particulars aud ShCeller fod AL trom 1 WEAK (| [ m,... S o B i il for e Sire, (68 o -uor. F. 'C. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn. —~Morphine Habit Cured AT HOME WITHOUT PALN, Pay: ments easy, and msu less than o contine' the Habl CoATS, 211 Janes Bull-lnlo. KANSAS Ciry, Mo, \--H)muwu et TH o uck "box 156, Detrolt, iich. Manhuo D.STOR!D. A ySatint T prdegcs; Premature I Lost .m-. ty, llAnImM &o., havi fll P Ehow e Teans Of 6811 Cure, WhICh ootz n i sen m.vn e adress, . "&vm 528, Now York Clry. ———WHOLESALE AND REPALL—— OPTICITAINN Poor fitted free, Glasses prescribed and ground to eurr t pre & ect all forms of bad sight] cription work a Special Reduction ou Gold Spectacles for a Short ’I‘hne. Best Quality at $4 and up’ EXAMINATION FREE. Ramge Block, Room 323, - - Omaha, Neb, THAT MIGHTY SAL3 has stirred up the community. thing buyers—Our stores are crowded from morning till to the empty houses who are trying to imitate us—in the paper. people buy those $9.75 Suits and Overcoats, it looks as that they are getting a specla,l price on them—These la Never had an advertisement such an effect on Clo- night—what a contrast And the way if they are convinced ge crowds of intelli- gent buyers are the best proof in the world that we are doing exactly as we pro- mised-—Many that do not need the goods and only to buying—and théy ought to be. The values we picked up every day and at every place come to look are tempted in- are offering in this sale are not ven WE, who claim to sell all the year around considerably cheaper than other houses can not offer you such bar- gains very often, In connection, with this great $9.75 Men’s Suit and Overcoat Sale we commence Monday morning a general Clearance Sale in our Boy's Dep- artment in which values will likewise be slaughtered—Monday morning we offer you a choice of several lots of Knee Pant Suits which heretofore have been selling: at $4.50, $5.00 and 85.75 10 different styles of the they go now for §4.90. finest Knee Pant Suits which have all of them now $3.50 or you can have your pick from sold from $6. to §7.50 These will make excellent Christmas gifts for Boy's. Next Thursday, we shall begin to distribute our elegant Holiday Souvenirs and will also forward one with each out of town order. Nebraska Glothing Gompany Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, IAN EXPLANATION Of the Method of Gonducting the Auction Salg of Max Meyer & Bros’ Jewelry Stock! You can ask for and examine any article be- fore you, have it offered, and then have it put up at once, thus enablmg you to get it with very little delay. REMEMBER, the QUALITY of every article is GUARANTEED as represented. Sales Daily, 10:30 A. M., 2:30 P. M. 7:30 P. M, The store is for rent and fixtures for sale. J.H. FRENCH, Auctioneer. g, W EWORLD Gro.A. MACB ETH&CO. PIrrs sl RoHPA For Sale by M. H. Blias, Omaha, Nebraska. ETCHINGS, & EMERSON, ENGRAVINGS & HALLET & DAVIS ARTIST SU| Pmeaa & KIMBALL, MOULDINGS, ] SFPTANOS & ORGANS FRAMES, & SFSHERT MUSIC. 1513 Douglas Street. Omaha. Nebraska. D* RGOBs Medical and Surgical Institate, Nos, 101 fo 113 &, 13(h Dmflhfl Neb THIS LEADING PHYSICAN, SURGEON AND SPECIALIST 18 SPILL CURING IMormItIas Nervous and Private Diseases | » n(-(lnllv of braces, applian Club Keet, Curvisture s m.lun. Paralysis, deal Oy mmll OF WOMEN furs wid g o list on l\arvun-luvu*fl; | o, -oFr n in the Hack, Pro vier! Plics, 1o Weakness, Dyspopsia, Skin Pimples and Al Blood Diseuse To All Men Snflering from LOST MANHOOD, NERVOUS DEUILITY. ABUSHS of the SVBTEM! EXHAUSIED VITALITY, CONEUSION of IDEAS: AVERSION T0 SOCHETY, LOSS O ENERAGY, Ptk MATURE DECLINE, VARICOCELE AND IMPO! TENCY-all resulting from the damning efflects of youthiul errors and excoses. \’ou nll' lho l- the flrll llollnlt“l. but ‘H,z'l'l:‘:lh.‘l‘lz that you n‘n‘ ll)llTpum‘:c\II.nK the |l|"=.hl‘)u.l!0: "'lllfi I!Md desty deter rom ol agonizing sients. MAny d nsturl o v Yoith woniuh has uofmuu’fa nu'u'im m'r"'u.. on s on nnm roplorse'Tackod i Idusiioct -’Ju""n'u'ui"n' ashiled s victlm. ~ For remember, * 13 the thief of Buch A3 BYPHILIS in all its fearfut lll'lv — CON TAGlOUS DlSEASE lbumAuvpss(xy;uu:m’ TERTIA e e e e - o . ( 8 OF THE r NOSE, BONES, AND LOSS OF THE HAIR. as well as GONORRHEA, GLEETY OR (‘osl‘A- %OI'B DISCHARGES, STRICTURE, CISTITIS AND OMLIIU'IS all resulting from EXVPOSURE “We havo so franesd our eatment for the above dissasce thet 18 aril ot only afford imuediate rellet; but permanent temeiber, we guarnutes (o forfolt 800 vate Diboase (hatwe uadbrake and fall & to cure: Al nnwnn;-.‘-n-lfluun‘n e s n«lly: niido "'n'."; ‘Mool pucked 4o as no wilt by expreas A€ full deseript e iy give, but on o i onsultation froe. Hend stamp for auostion st © RPN stio Al A40F: CONSULT 'THE OLD DOCTOR st ogist ey v pons o e Iml‘, s ::a{ ‘llu;\tr and ‘l' ! 'l:fi‘ ..A'.I'E. hlfifl“:,ll AN'I" ¢ Bg“lc DISEASES, of yi D And women sav. rot 80 ea mothers and fatbers; g poriantent induboci Bid womiahied. end PRy e LA AT 10 fathery: sad restornd ta Olllll HEDIGIL&SIIE’-GIGA M. W, Con, I:m & DopaE & OMAHA, NEB. FOR THE mnnn CEAOH e STRCIAT naseg BE ACORS, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND Thusses. AR IRGI( Al NIIETY RDOMS FOR PATIEN' Auunwu e wWaITE i ErYRITRROL VAR u x-.- mfi gun Oan: eocitey Farioaty DISEASES o w}'.'-'ffi'o-‘-'fl'nfim STHl "'nmu odioal Lnatitate ma} y PBIVATE DIS. " i Bigad pis eattilly treaied. oved Trom$ “wiihoct mer i .mu.m._ oo et Haalm i8 Waalth Du B, C. WEsT'S NERVE AND BRAIN TRE. ENT, 8 guarantecd specific for Hysteris, | blul- ness, ' Conyul Fits, fif Heead; Nervous l'rontrnlnn rlmlod hy 1o of Aloshol tobmeco Waketuiness, Mant Depression, Softening of the Hrain, Insanity audieading to misery, ae i al Premature Old Age, Barrenucss, Loss of Power 1n either sox, Involuntary Losses and § torhaacaused by overexertion of the brain, abuse or overindulee Each box co s Aroatiment, S1.U) i DOX, OF BiX DOX68 ,5ent by matl pre. \xlon rechipt of price, WE GUARANTL SIX BOXES To cure any case, With each order received b us for six hoxes, nccomn punied with £.00, we wi seud the purchuser OUF Wrillen GUATANLee 1o re- fund the money 1f the treatment d0es not offeck Guarantess ‘ssued only o, (Gioodman Dris Co., Drugiists, Role Agents, 1110 Furnam RUN KEN ueuonEllA '{Ess TNE WORLO THERE 1S BUT ONE C/RE AU INE HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC. g tf-:-;;,fi-ug....-..,.rl necossary. & iodoruto drinkat or ah Alooholld T ook FATLS 10 30 quietly and with L l'uwm aad's Byls .;.“m'_a..,__g-'.fi:t H'&ml».m“llh.fl_ et by LA KA BRCOR & 06. 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