Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 8, 1890, Page 8

© merves, A THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, FRIDAY, AUGU THE CITY, * The bank 1500, 705. 58, clearings . yesterday were J. A. McGibben was arrested for petit lareeny. Julge Wakeley is down & number of d yoster 4 Prohibitic night at s, club wa Twenty-sixth and \\thll( Went West, Wood was found with a gun In his pocket and was Ju confiscate apon and told £ man to go we: and 10 go quickly, When last seen he was climbing the wester hills, male omen Major Wilcox Arraigned. J. €. Wilcox, the of the dead Re publican rralgned in the police court on the charges of perjury preferred by his ate employes, Allthe compliints are of the kind one was taken on which to case, i m.;.w;-h ated ot ixed at 1,000 and D epsos | Sussdorf iliarto owner The case aftermoon will be |nwt next Wednesday A ont. # nts for the celebrated waters of Excalsior Springs, Missouri. sonal lfilglnu The Germans of the ting this evening at 8 o'clock at naniahall for the purpose of fo vl of the league speiking 1ts of this ward are cordially fnvited to attend. ATMILIAR utive committes nfl)\“l)nuflh\ snal vights teague will organize o gueat Millard on August, 1 ents of the ward clubs will attend e. «d will hold ! The county p by I —_— dortY treats wwes of the kidneys, rectum, 154 Farnam st, He's a € low Now. Ed De Long is lown in a 10-cent show and the police b At he is crooked. Two yearsago ho was run outof this city and he was charged with procuring young 18 for immoral purposes. He res! fora number of mun!!l\ at that malde his headg! Ouce Captain Gi somo ofitnso, but tho fello a two-story window and escaped, The judge warned him that he would have to conduct himself radght while in Omaba and allowed him to go back to the cirus. all and ot stully bladder time rest him I<l| umped from s' Newve g rtant discovery. act on the ach and bowels ihrough the new princip They spee cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid live piles and constipation, Spléndid for men, women and childven, Smallest, mildest. surest. 30 doses for 25 cents, Samples free atKuhu & Co.’s 1ithand Douglas. ng a Debtor. filed fn the police inst R. R. Smith, sending threatening mails in an endeavor to Threat A complaint s b court by Mis. Edith Holgin, G. H. Webt charging them with matter through the extort. money. Mrs. Cartor charges that these men sent her a circular which stated that unle: would at once mike arrangements to pay a account agcaiust, her which thoy held for col- lection, they would _publish the bill in their sfor sile’ and thereby injure her credit, Tio circular was signed “The Commercial Directory Coupa The only complexion powderin the world that is without vulgarity, without injur, the user, and without doubt a beautitier, is Pozzoul's. e -—— Missourl Pacific Cut Rates. A very unexpected turn was talken in the east bound cheap rate business day, Tustead of a reduction from $31,15to $27.60 on the Boston tickets us had been ex pected, one yoad cut loose on ate outside of the (i, A, Ragreement. City Passenger Agent Godfr of the Missouri Pacific received o telegram from headquarters to commenco selling A\t W York tickets without re 1co to Boston at the same price, £1.15, for round trip and un- dor the same restrictions regarding time, as govered the G, A. R. rate, The Boston kets are sold to return by way of New York with stopoff privileges, but $6 ave added to the $1.15 to cover the fare between New York and Boston. Be- sides, the holder must hunt up an agent in Bosten and get his ticket stamped. When the fact became knownthat Mr. Godfrey bad suchorders as theso from St. Lo it threw all the other agents into a state of excitement. They burdened the wires with sensational messages to their various bosses in Chicago, Mrs. Winslow's soothing symp for children teething softens the gums axd allays all pain, % cents a bottle, Through uliman sleepers, dining cars, free curs to Chicago and inte via the gre offico 1602, Sixteenth mnd Furnuin. palace eclining chair Park Ave The prop ot particula ue Pavement. ownerson Park avenue are ploased with the presant condition of the nent that was laid on that street two years ago. The aveuue is In a wretched condition, the blocks ha rotted away, leaving nothing buta f stumps imbedded ina cement base, Some of the people are luclined to blame the membars of the board of pablic works for the short life of tho pavement, but those wember backand laugh at the complaints, and when the matter becomes {00 serious, they flash a couple of petitions, The petitions, or rather the first the information that the property asked for cedar blocks, but befora ract was lot changed their minds, recon- uction and requested oy press blocks they got and now they, the ave ull but with- out o t in the season, u petition was circulated, asking that the Stroot b repaved awl that the material used be asphaltum, 'This met with some opposi- tion s a number of the property owners ob- jocted to paying for another pavement before efore the gusranteed period had expired, This called a lalt on all proceedings and since that time notiing has been done, e A Choice List petition, mer Resorts, isconsin, Min- nesota, Iu\\u uml the two Dakotas, thero are hundreds of charming loealities pro- eminently fitted for summer homes, Among the following sclected list are names familinr to many of our readers as the perfection of northern summer re- sorts. Nearly all of the Wisconsin points of interest are within a short distance from Chicago or Milwaukee, and none of them are so far u,wn\ from the *‘busy marts of eivilization” that they cannot be reached in a fow hours of travel, by frequent trains, over the finest rn d in the northwest—the Milwavkee & St Paul raily Oconomowoe, Wis, Clear Lake, Iowa Minocqua, W e Okoboi, Low Waukesha, oirit Lake, Lowa. Polmyrs, Wis. 3 , Ming Tanabhawk Lakes, Minuetounka, Wis. * Lakeside, Wis. Kilboum City, V (Dellsof the Wi consan,) Bewer n«\-\:{n, Wis, s M:%‘:oxéwum Infurnmuon. apply ot _ticket oftice, 1001 Farnam street, Barker Block. I, A. NAsH, Gen. Ageat I E Pumu'w, Pass. Agent. Minn. Bear Lake, liig "Stono Lake, Da- ola. to] “For thirt SLOMAN'S "OFFICERS," Three of ‘Them Deny Connection with His Investment Company. Thenctions instituted in the district court Wednesday against theso-called United States loan and investment company has cous quite astir among certain well-known citic aens mentioned as officers and stockholders, They suy they never knew anvthing about the company, never attended any of its meet- ings, if it ever held a In fact, most of them notified Mr, Sloman, the so-called manager, when they heard that their names were connected with the concern, that the, would have nothing to do with it. They say that so faras they know, Morris H. Slomaa, in Dundicar; i self and ¢ rectors libituin out of a popu- lation of 14, arted it out on a wild and wooly business tour, Max posted as president of this coneer dignant that his name ~'um\| have | Yy connected with it, ¢ says that when he heard about the mal notified Sloman that he would not thing whatever to do with the pany or suid, *All ri call another ng and elect aun dent,) That meeting, it fzed, Finally, Mr, ) gz letter, which expl Osiaiia,Neb, and officers of t} . Oniihia w presi- never material- is said, M o the follow- My busing nd itis fop us president of this just foe wisl this action understood K of confidence in the e iniate su 1tis due simply to stances.” Yours yery trulyy A M .t ny furt her and do Offutt is now out of t b, who wils Wi law pariner At lled company was supposed Hing cloth he knows personally that My, Offutt n ind anything 10 do with Sloman in th tment busi- ness, and was greatly aunoyed and incensed because his name was men in connee- tion therewith, This is corroborated by a letter, written by Mr. Offutt to Max Meyer, o Au herein e in the investment this as | letters he had been annoyed mpany, and_inasmich as he never had anything todo with the busi- ness, hedid not propose to have a continu- aneo of the annoyance, I , Mr, Offutt suys, he frequently informed that he would not ttorney for th oneof seve with ve, ) isdoings of th nd, if o stop were ot put to a his mame assuch he would take legal step to compel it. On Mr, York he date of ising return from New this letter under 1850, reiterating his ssert v was clected presi- dent with his own consentand had resigned all such clawms to any such ofiice, r, I B, J hvmm nd as t urer, sy thing what* it is all the wor ild not have t o Nn' organization the money which the petition claims he did. Thus endeth another ch in the appar- ently ““Golden Age ter of the United States loan and investment company, g ense of The Great Which peoplc rivo from Hood Benefit ate of health de- ' Ttdoes not et like a stimulanf fletitious strength, but Hood! arilla builds up in a perfectly ratural wuy Ithe weakened parts, purifies the blood,and assists to healthy n those important or izans, the Kidueys and live THE Hl'l('ll)la‘ UNKNOWN. ‘*George Harris,” Therefore, Finds Sepulchre in the County's Plot. The body of George Harris, the colored man who suicided near Elkhorn Wednesday morning, was brought to the city and taken to Heafey's undertaking rooms. A number of « were called in to identify th no one was able to do So. that of a man of medium heizht, qmn- build,sharp-featured and had lut che, ll\\us ed in & pai of Diawiats s, blue coat, I'gift hat and wa four flannel shirts, A poll-tax Moutgomenry v, Missour 1889, which® i in his poc that George Harris had performed of labor, ‘The pawnhroker's ticket inhis pocket was issued by S. Brodsky, 422 S Tenth street, and s! at £ had beenadvancea on_three viz s of seissors, 1 hone, 1 of elippe and one duster. The ticket was dated August 4, aud was payable August 18, The body was turned overto the county for burial, it being finally concluded that the wan was @ stranger in these parts. e A Sensible Précauntion. Though disease cannot always be con- quered, its first approach can checked, But not only is the use of & medicinal safe- guard to be recommended on the first appear- ance of a malady, but a wise discrimination should be exercised in the choive of a remedy. years or more Hostetter's Stom- ach Bittes has been the reigning spectfic for dyspepsia, fever and ague, n 1088 of physic: stamina, liver complaint and other disorder and has been most emphatically endorsed 1 medical men as a health and strength restor- ative, Itis indeed a wise precaution to use this sovercign fortifying agent and alterative in the early stages of disease, forit offectually counteracts it if the malady belongs o that lavgre class to which this ng medicine is adapted. Notonly is it eMcacious, but pure and harmiless BROKE DO HE DOOR, Then OfMcer Keysor Arrested n Cow- avdly Wife-Beat Some time ago Mrs, N, H. Edwards secured adivoree frora her husband, an engineer, on the ground of abuse and was given the pos- ion of her children und certain property on Viuton street, Since that time her divorced husband has not been fuclined to lev heralone. Whenever an occasion has presented itself he has ac- u-pml the opportunity to threaten and abuse \\ ednesday afternoon Mrs, B that he ® to her saulted with bricks ardsalleges home and as- and stones and the place with her in the howe of a eot. overed this friend on Si fter she had re z foned complainut against tion charging him with d A warrant for the man’s arry Oficer Keyser and, going to the house on Vinwn street, the policeman found Edwards with all the doors barvicaded, Keyser pro- cuved an ax and broke in a door and secured his man and took him to jail, Ydwans arraigned and pleaded not guilty. The case was set for hearing today. from the nervous- attack, she nnuln A Pure and Reliablo Modicine, pound fluid extract of roots, leaves, und b is Burdock Blood' B es of the blood, live A com- ey cursion to Boston via the Wabash Line, rdy invited to join the Wubash excu {m Boston, routes. clining chair and Pullmun buffet sluap- ing cars on all trains. All agents in the west soll tickets over the Wabash via St. Louis or Chieago. For tickets, sleoping-car berths and folders givin, routes, limits, time-tables with a correct map of Boston, showing locations of des pots, ete., call at the Wabash ticket oflice, 1502 Faroam st,, or write G. N. CLAYTON, Northwestern Pass, aud Ticket Agenty ANOTHER ELEVATOR WANTED And B, & M. Grain Merchants Talk of Building It. NEED OF AN OMAHA GRAIN MARKET, Ed D. Wirt. a Carpenter, Falls From a Scaffold and Sustains In- Jurics —Other Local News. Some years ago the board of trade formed an elaborate set of rules for the government of the open board, whick it attempted to es tablish after iv had thrown open the chamber olscomme The open boar ber of grai state att nota succes from all pats of the ul of the scssions. They beld, nowever, that it would be futilo t0 attempt to establish o grain market here without elevators in which to store tho grain that might be de manded in the deal Some time the subject of erccti levator in this city wag lid befo directors of the U 'ds con and that body offer onate, in asite for the proposed structure thing further, however, was done , but it s notwithstanding, subject has been' veceiving other sections, nuor of Plattsmouth, one of the iin men of the state, sail yesterday that he intended before long to remove to this city, becunse he was coupelled to come here nearly every day to wateh the market Hestated further that an clevator would have to be built he for 1o otlier purposo than to accommoda uth that attention in pavison with those situated alon Union Pacif T'hie two elevators here, howe ) enough to accommodate would — be \n.l.,u.l question of r, was boir long, he'thought would suppls o It want, t of 1l ator ty, 11 b establis been established in live stock, FELL iHIRTY FEET, Remarkable Escape of a Carpenter on Cnss St . Wirt, a carpenter employed . Clarke's new house at Twenty-fifth fell from a swaffolding a nce of about thivty feet and sustained a fractureof the left arm above the elbow both bones of the right wrist. d about the hips,but \ding phy Ed D, 38 streots, and in the opinion of the not injured internally. The patrol w min conve venth mn\ W counts, he y care of a sur iclan was sting comfort con, ALHL lh))l ABROAD, How They Are to boe the Bot Next Sunday ertained by ans of Omaha. will be agaladay for the Bohemian citizens of Omata. The tourna. ment of the western district of the National Union of Bohemian Turaers will take placeut This exhibition will bean event of no small importance, Fifty athletes from dif- ferent parts of the west will compete for su- L and there will be gymnastics of a high order, such as have never been seen in the west. Al the railroads centering here have reduced the round-trip rates t and one-third to all who receivea cortif from the ticket agent at the starting p have the same indorsed by the s the union, Mr. J. A, Hospodsky, 1211 S Thirteenth street, v greatest interest has been aroused this tourns s from ka towns, incipally from Crote, Wilbee, Schuyler, Wahoo, Morse Bluffs, Linwoodand otlor points are txpocte The belt line \un ; ki v s 1o Ruse n will street, tlopul at 0 turners and other pany them. A hll).u o park leave the ian so- to take A nd n will leave at p. m. At ‘tho. park, two bands will Hiacourse music. One will gecompany the gymuasts while the other Wil supply s with choicest movements. On Monday next the distinguished visi ors will be shown around town and the tics will close with a ball at Simanek's One or more of the Chicago contesting teams will probably visit Wilber and give an exbibition of their skill and strength. fis Accounts are Straight. An item has appeared in many state papors alleging that J. W. Holenbeck, managor of the farmers' elevator at Elmwood, is short in his accounts. In refutation of this assertion the following has been received by Tur: Br To whom it may, conce; the manner in wh P rent of the hias conducted th tion, we would sa; inges' iwith the A Elmwood a5 the bauk is concerncd, and would further state the said banlk has 10 occasion to find fault with Mr. Holenbeck in his own pri dealings or as agent of the d farmers’ alliance with the bank. AMERICAN w. lmll hnxmn s of smtl organiza- that Mr, Holenbecks deal- ican F tisfactory as far XCHANGE BANK, Warens, Cashier., : We, the under- rard of directors of ance busine A8S0- clation, de to s that we have exam- ined the books of J. W. Holenbe 18 8 manager of said association, and hive found the books all right with the exception of a , which been made toall pa We de- 1 To Whom it may concer: signed members of the the Elmwo assoclation are false and without lu\m\mlhm D iz, Pr I,w wis B La E. 0. \ln]:\ml JACOB SCHLUNKER, Cuarces P, Havr A Prohib on the Voic Asuroxn, Neb.,, August To the Editor of Tue Bee: The New York Voice doesn't seem to have the united approbation of all prohibition workers. Ihave been aprohibi- tion worker and my sympathies arve still in that divection, but I do not believe in any agent for a moral cause debasmg itself by stooping to the disreputable work practiced by the Turner lumpof corruption. What pos- sible good can be aecomplished by this under- handed work! Men who were reticent prior to the Voice's attempted exposure are now against the cause which the Voice claims to promote. The writer does not surre Ex'mvi ple because one person has trans; ed, ut if the prohibition party continues to recognizo the Voice as its oficial organ many houest and conscientious prohibitionists will renounce allegianco to the party, N party can h.no for its official o that’ will staop to the dirt; work of securing the business ence of & porson, then take advantage of that confi- dence and make it publie, Betrayal of a con- tidence is about the lowest of corrupi The publishing of business letters writ! confidence is betrayal, Hesperiax W, Hoves, der btion. w in ——— Nervons debility, poor memory, difidence, sexual wealkuess, pimples,cured h{‘ Dr. Miles! Ner\(ue hauylcx frec ut Kubn & €0.'s 1oth and Douglas, Anume | ) eastern | l HAMILTON STREE I GRADE The Damages Awarded by Appraisers Burkley, Voss and Kennedy. The following is the award of damages made by the appraisers for the grading of Hamilton street, Phe board consisted of Messrs, Vincent Burkley, Henry Voss and W. J. Kennedy. Thereport was made at the last meeting of the eouncil and the committee on geades and grading, eral weeks must cfapse before it can be acted on, 0wing to the ubsence of the council from the city. Mr. Kennedy which will be submits a minority report ] 800 00 1400 140 1050 i Dwye 1000 ) dam 1 Pristhman. | Join It Mo s, 8, K, Pratt FonHC Y alan e fohn AL Wil Wonsail, 1iot 400 v hite and Willla ville, 140 feret Tncob (. Denisc Robert Rosenz Total 1,600 00 igned by kley, while 't of the apprais and - Vincent wody, the third d & minority hort, “T havenot s the amo accomm land ro Jinnha. A Car Famine € Trunk lin g to f sproach alarge de ymmencing, and west ave b the need of e 1085 has them, Tl 5 in the aud is just entering Business this fall es to be very heavy. caused for ve is ¥ st ind the aetive period. nd winter pr ¢ Jtssuperior exccllenco provor i millions of howes A century. It iy used vl:y od o Sold only In. P 1A 1055, < New York: ' Chieag. rancisco. © St Louls Kabo, Kabo, Kabo—that sounds like an African name, It means a corset “bone” that can’t be broken—if can't be broken, it doesn't stick into you—so it means a “bone” of comfort, not of contention, It means a corset “ bone” thatdoesn't kink—if it doesn't kink, the corset can’t roll up in the middle as corsets are apt to do—so it means a “bone” that stays where you put it. It isn't a “bone” at all, but Kabo, Kabo, Kabo; and Kabo means a corset you wear a week or two or three, till you -make up your mind about it, and then go back to the store and get your money, if you'd rather have money than Kabo. There’s a primer on Cor- sets for you at the store, CuiCAGO COR?ER C0,, Chlcago and New York To cure Biliousness. Sick TTeadacho. Constipation, laria, Liver Complaints, llll' l!n‘ sufo and cortaln remedy, SMI BILE BEANS Use the SMALL SIZT (40 little beans to the bote tle). They are the mostconvenient: sult ali ages. Priceot elilier size, 25 cents per bottle. KIss'N at 7. 17, 70: Photo-grayn, Dol 8126 Of thls Pletiro for cents (Coppers or stamps). 3, FSMITI & CO. Mo Bl St 1 “THIs 15 AN AGE OF Avoumnms WATER.” » Besant Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF' TABLE WATERS. NOTICE. THE W OWN YELLOW LABELS OF IHE APOLLINARIS COMPANY, LIM- ITED, ARE PROTECTED BY PERPETUAL INJUNCTIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT. BEWARE OF lMl’l‘A’!‘lONS. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889, _THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. Pears Soap Fair white hands; Brightclearcomplexion Soft healthful skin. “PEARS’--The Great English Complexion SOAP \~S0d vy [vz""vhere g Cleaniiness is always fashionable and the use of or the neglect to use SAPOLIO marks a wide difference in the social scale. The best classes -are_always the most scrupulous in matters’of cleanliness—and the best classes use SAPOLIO. =+ SIGHT IS PRICELESS Protect and Improve YourSight by Using a Pairof Our “Per. Spectacles or Kyeglasses|:: They are The BEST in the WORLD We make a specialty of high grade goods, using the regular ocu- list’s Prescription Frame, and only first quality crystal lenses, which are scientifically ground to correct the various de!ects of vision. Every pair is fitted by a Practical Optician of many years’ experi- ence, and we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION IN EVERY CASE, FOR Thirty Days We Will Sell SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES at REDUCED PRICES SOLID GOLD SPECTACLES OR EYEGLASSES, ANY STYLE, Worth $5 to $10; now $3 to $5 FINEST STEEL ¢ PEGTAGLES OR EYEGLASSES, or $1 and $1.50; worth $2 to $3 BLUE OR LONDON SMDKED GLASSES, for shading the eyes, from 50¢c UP Beware of using common Speectac l< , Which are sure to injure your eyes, but take advantage of our reduced prices and buy the best ard havye them properly adjusted to your eyes, OCULIST'S PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED. MAX MEYER & BRO JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS. Established 1866, 16th AND FARNAM STREETS, Omaha, Neb The Omaha Medical and burgm al Institute AND SURGIOAT, es for deformities and y form of disease re NTVFIVE ROOMS FOIE TN CHRONIC DISEASES 1y .8 ra, Cancar, ( and Blodtand wl furk We huve latily bt Mie Ations od, no marks to ndicate FREI Epecial or Nervous Disayses, g co zele, with question list. Aduress Omaha Medi Corner 9th and Harney ral and Surgical Institute. trects, Omaha, N DR. BAILEY, Graduate Dentist, Full Set of Teeth, on Rubber, For Five Dollars, A porfect, fit without puin ¢ theties, Gold 1 Bridge o own Work, tes, All work warranted OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM Entrance, 10th street elevaior. lugs uutll s o'vlock, OR. J E. McGREW The © 1)(‘( ialist, o unsurpassed in all forms of 1 ? m xtrig ted PRIVATI DIsEASES aranteed. Teeth and witko . filllng alo Disens | treatment.” “ ceth withe outpl Ladies (rom 2o 4 only. givingparicu Open even- Cor, 14th and Farusw ».l 4 @ pen even <ot Quwab, Neby fHE ONLY LOTTERY PROTECTE BY THE 8 MEXICAN] NATIONAL GOVERNMENT, (PUBLIC CHARITY) ESTABLISI [CEET ¢ ED IN 1878, ik any other THE HEXT MONTHLY DRAWIRG WILL BE HELD 1Y THE PAVILION CITY OF MEXICO SUAL BT BRIZIG boing $120 OOO"" s of ¢ Further, the t F portion thn 1 by any othes of Tickets, Amertcan Maney HALVES, 8. QUAR ELGHTHS, $1. Club Rates: §56 Tekots fu WHOLES ERS, 8 15 $120,000 K 10,000 1 200 s 5000 y o AIPROXIMATION PRIZIS $120 approximat Of §100 upprosinat 2250 Prizes Al Priz amounting t 801 In the United States fully paid in U, mited to 8,000 20,000 OtLo.1es uslug the samg o tickets 1a v leifer, contafntng money press compales, or Now York At by ordin by all ¢ City ot Mexico, Mexien, E BENITO JUAREZ. Under the Management of the Mexitan Inlernational Bynking Co., Conecssionariess Incorporated By the State of Chihuahua, m:'- ico, for Charitable Purposes. GREND MONTHLY DRAYING, will tako place in public merly Paso de) Norte) Wednesday, Auw “nlh 18 P ' I| nd My, €. \ M LE! wm |n.ml:muvv ot lnih sta thocity of Juarez (for- 9 0 « o Aia i ing. CAPITAL PRIZE, $80,000 Only 60,000 Tickets! Only 60,000 Tickets! WHOLE TICKETS $4, HALF TICKETS 82, QUARTER TICKETS, $1. I Prizo of SBO 000 rize of 10,000 100 eaoh | 100 Priz 50 cnch 260 Prizes of 100 Prizes of 8 50 100 Prizesof 80 100 Prizes of Te 500 Terminals to #6000 Pr mh-rmmmsumlu %00 iz of 1060 i i ot (his Lottery, and Wit the samg acead it o ey alriions, aud ) G004 Tl tomards sl v OHNS. MOSBY Can Suporvisor ¢ Commissioner. A For elub the und County il by of Jun ANHOOD HE%TOHED. fter Bpfore &Atier sex, caused by over-exert or the exceerivo tse « oplum, or stimnlante, which ultimate Lufirmity, Conrumption nd Tueavity convenient form o carry | $1 0 package, or 6 fur pive a written gua tho money, Seitby i Mention this 19Dacc0, lead 10 Vit up in t. Price lor wa Cire Kuhn & Co. Cor. 1th and D 0, Cor. Hth and | A D I.,~l 1\4 0., Counctl Bluf SYPHILIS! Y euliio e tel bill fluh 'mmc REMLDY < of coming, OF THE BENEFICENCIA PUBLIGA,' ' 4 -