Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 1, 1891, Page 5

— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1891. BEAT THE BABYS LIFE 0UT. Unnatural and Drunken Parents Aconsed of Oommitting a Frightful Crime, THEIR ORGIE WAS DEATH TO THE INFANT, | Whiat the Neighbors Found on Inter- feriug with the Awful Carousal In the Obek Hovel-Prob able Murder. Povorty, ignorance, dirt, murder, | Surel most awful quartette, but they | dwell Logotler in alittle dry goods box sha on the bottoms just southeast of Mel brewery. A ths old baby is the victim pnd itis alleged to have been killed by Unnatural parents while indulging in the s of an alcobiol debauch. case was first roported to the polic Monday eveningz,but for some reason no totice Was taken of it, and it was ot until this morning A second corplaint was made, that an investigation was instituted, and Bergeant Whalen visited tho plice, Tho name of the family is_Obet, and they occupy one of the most d ropulsive B3ros,’ of the many poverty-stric cursed abodes Lhat have made the south bottorus no: torious Ty are Potanders, and like mang of their neighbors cinnot speaka word of “English, While their surroundings ave fearful for an fntelllgent human being to contempla The head of the family, George Obei, s thrifiless, shiftioss individual, too lazy to workand ilmost oo lizy to steal, who al lows, or rather compels wife to do what everhustling is necessary inorder to keep the bodies bousehold and souls of the members of the During- the winter shehas done thisby daily visiting tho various hotels with a basket and ach odds and ends as were left les, In this maoier the family children were fud, although at times svoral days past Obek ua sproe and Moiday morning welf and wife becamo wiidly drunk on pure, undiluted alcotol From' a neighbor who e understand Fnglish, 1t was larned that at 10 o'clock yos- terdiy woming the biby was in perfect nealth, for notwithstanding the untoward circumstances under h it oxist mlways n very stong, healthy child, Atnoon it w oo The only ey > a3 to the causo of its deatls 15 that of the other ehildeen, girl five Vo anil that bor fathor struck the ohild yepeatedly while in its mother’s arms and also whiloin its cradle, Certain itis thatthe arms, neck and back of the corpsoare very mmuck discolored and covered with black and Blue marks The neighbor above referred to said she wisited tho place about noon and found th mother beastly drunk, recling about the house with the dead child 1n ber arms. Slie took it wollus she ¢ and washed it and laid it out as yuld, At that e she saw none of the marks that have since made ap pearan ce, though the hody was quit When the ofticer visited the placo the par- ents had not recovered froia their debaich, and wers lnedly conscious of the tragedy. Tho coroner was notified and after visiting thelousoordered the remains removed o Heafey & Heafoy's, whero an inquest will be held at 2 d'clock today. Coroncr Harrigan {3 of the ovinion that the nfant’s death was caused by suffocation, but whether cither of the parents fell upon it or wilfully choked it to death isamatter of conjeeture. A'neighbor’s little girl who looked through the window says she saw the mother take wheslecping child from the eradle and delin- erately chole it. Tho helpless mite of hu- manity writhed and screamed under the brutal treatment, and the woman then threw 1t backe into the cradile, Thore aro marks on the _throat of the corpse that might have been made by fingers in the act of stranculation. Thero is little doubt that death was violent and d to the parents’ spree. Obel is regarded by bi bad man, and whe Yiquor is purticularl ctly traceaole acquaintances as & 1 under the influence of bad. He has frequently been heord to threaten the lives of partics who have incurred bis displeasure, and the neighbors stand in_mortal fear lest he should carty some of his threats into exceution Obele was comparatively sober last even- fog and stated, through an interpreter, that hodid not know what caused the death of theinfunt. He denicd having struck it or in any way maltreated it, and was equally cer- tain that his wife had done nothing to injure it. He would not allow the woman to unsvrer a question, but insisted on doing all of the talking mself, o arrests have yet been made and no com- plaint will be filed until after the inguest Do not take any chance of being poisoned orburned to death with liquid stove polish, punts or enuuels in bouls. | o “Rismg Sun Stove Polish’” 15 safe, odorless, brilliant, the chieapest and best stove polish made, and the consumer pays for no extensive th or glass package with every purchase. —— A RENPAL EXOHAN New Departure Adopted by Real Es- tate Men, The attendance at the morning session the real estate exchange was about normal. The attention of the members was called to the fact that the regular monthly meeting of of the exchange will be held noxtSaturd afternoon, The bylaws of the exchange will probably be amended at that timo so s to provide for the establishment of a bureau of information for renters of houses The object of the bureau s to keep track of tenants who find it cheaper to move tha pay rent, and protect the mem bers of tho change from being dofranded by people who are notorious in this line, This plau is in practical operation inmany eastern cities, and has proved beneficial toagents. The scheme has been started in this city already, and is at presat | looked ' after by & firm of agents, but the majority of the real estate exchange are in favor of having the bureau made a part of the exchange and the change will no doubt bo made. At the morning session on Star loan and trust_company will provide a luncheon in the exchange rom. The idea of Daving these affairs cach Saturday is grow- ing very popular and it is proposed to have one each week. Saturday the - The only complexion powder in the world that is without vulgarity, without injury to the user, aud without doubt a veautitier, is Pozzoul's. H 'S HEIRS They Will Renew tho Fight for Omaha Property, The Holfenstein cases in the United States court are to be commenced anew in the near future. John W. Slughter, one of the attorneys in fact in the old cases, and also the husband of one of the daughters of the late John P, Hel fenstein, hus been given power of attor- noy by the son, Johm P, *Helfonstein, and the four daughters of the original plaintift, namely, Mesdames Slaughter, Simmons, Thompion and Boll, and Miss Helfenstein, with (Uil power to prosecute the suits, sign aseds to the property, ete. Only two of the suits in'the United States court have been dismissed. This was done o a motion to diswmiss on the grouna that the law did uot permit a case to be revived in the names of the hoirs, No motions of this kind have been made in any of the other cases, but the court stands ready to strike tho cases from the docket if this motion is made. "The cases will be commenced anew by the heirs within a short time, probably within the next few weeks and the attorueys for the plaintifls stato that the cases will be pushed a3 fastas the courts will allow. ——— Gesslor's Magic Headache Waters. Cures all headaches lu %) minutes, At all druggists nktin, The funeral of W. H. Franklin took place at 10 o'clock yesterday morning from St, Philomona’s cathedral. I'he deceased was a well known and popu- [} 1ar young man, and the services largely attend "d wore ve He was o member of bo the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Young Mens' Catholie Institute, and both these organizations attended In a body, headed by the A. O. H. bwd. They pro- ceeded to the residence, 1623 Ohio street, and escorted the remains to the cathediml. whoere solemn high mass was celebrated by I Father Smith, with Rev. Father Carroll as deacon and Rev. Father Bruen as sub deacon An eloquent sermon Rev. Father Carroll ‘The heavily moulded casket, covered with black broadcloth, rested atthe head of the south misle near the chancel and around it were arranged in rich profusion the floral offerings, the tributes of many foving friends. The remains were borne for interment to St. Mary's o v, whither they were fol lowed by jongthy cortege of public and pr aclivered wos by ber Set Sale, Until disposed of wa will offer a line of 100 sets, handsomely gold stippled, at 8695 por set. Thesearens good as sets usually sold at 0,50, but on account of the quantity ordered we hought them so that we are able to sell them at the re- markably low figure of $6.95 per set. Gateh & Lauman, 1514 Farnam street. - EPWORTH LK 18, Annual Convention of the Omatia Dis- trict Now in Session. The second somi-annual convention of Ep- worth leagues of the Omaha district of the Methodist I2piscopal church opened in South Omaha afternoon yostorday was organized at North Bend during the last week of December last and the following officers w elected: President, Rev. . W. Bross of Omaba; first vice president, Myss Cora 1. Smith of Omahas second vice president, Miss Effo Ardiance of Jamestown ; stary, Miss Corlea Longof North Bend treas Miss Jessie Boggs of Purple Cane board of control, Rovs. C. C. Wilsan of North Bend, C. Snavely of Purple Cane and R. ). Cockiny of Nickerson. The following are among tho delegates in atiendance North Bend Gusto Hyatt, Corlia Lo Papilli valt and Moore, Springfield thews. Purplo Cane Mesdames John Rev. C. C. and Miss Kern Wilson and Mrs. Walk Loo and Sy s Ella De- are and M, Rev. and Mres. Thomas Mat- Re Charles Snavely. Tekamah —Rev. H, C. Dayhoft and Miss Mary Dayhoft, Valley—Rey. R. S, Crawford, wont—Rev. J. W. Robinson, Misses io C| C. | 1d awson and Christine Loaquist a Omiha inity Church-—Rov. W, B Beans, Misses McTane, Faweettana Cham and Mr. Charnbers's First Church—R Merrill and William Stevens. Sew ard street church, Rev. and Mrs, H A Crane; West Omalia—I L E Millor and Misses Bessie Park, and Trena Jordon; Hanscom park ehurch—Rev. G own; South Ter street church —Misses A. Beadle, Auna B, Moore Penoyer, Cora J. Smith and Mr. Davie I'he Junior league of the South Tenth street church was represented by Misses Jessie Joter, Chaviot, Roe, C Bentley, Lily McCoy, Nora Williams and Sadie Hod gotts. v. C. N. Dawson las charge of the The attendanco at the opening session was tifyingly large. Rev.T. C. Glendening, elder of theé Omaha district opened the con- ention_with devotional exercises. A well prepared address of welcome by Miss Mabel L. Silyer of this city was happily responded 16 by Miss Leo Ware of Paniilion. Bishop ohin P. Nowman, the Methodist intellectual nt, delivered a scholarly and eloquent address, The programme tod 0:00 ~Devotionalsconducted by Rev. R. J Cocking, Nickerson 0:30--The work of the Young People after Re. vival, John lazelton, retary Qmalia Young Men's Cliristiun ussoclu- t 0:45—Discussion 10:00—How to Work Your Committees, T, F. Sturgls, president Young People's So- clety of Christian Endeavor, Soward str 10:15 10: 401 gue Reading Course, Mitke itof Value, nont. Mrs. o FL 30-0ur Of ald, Rov il Orga Ll n. The Epworth Hor- ddleblute, Schuyler. H:45-Adjournment. AFTERNOON SESSION. 1:00—Devotio led by Rev. William Van Buren, president of Albright Epworth Lozl 1:20-Reports from Loeal Chapters. 1:50—Kelation of the Young People to tho s Finances, O. A , First Omiha. 09-Discussion. Methodist Young People and Popular Amusements, Miss Mae Driver, Trinity Church, Omakia. —Discuss 5-The shool at Chautauqua, Brown, Chancellor of Fremont Ohautauqui. 3:15—Question Box 1:40Misool ous Business. 1:00—Consecration Service, lod by Rev. Chas, Snavely, Purple Cade. BVENING SERVICE. Service, led by C. N, Dawso Ol Devotionals. )—Lecture. South The best \eapest Car-Starter Is sold by the Bor Selleck Co., Chicage, Il With it one man can move a ioaded car, = April Weather Predictions. Ifa peck of March dustis worth a king’s ransom, and Apeil showers bring forth May flowers, is it not right to pre- dict that every day in every month the electric-lighteéd, steam-heatéd, vestibuled limited trains of the Chicago, Milwau- keo & St. Paul railway will continue to runon the shortline between Omaha and Chicago. he electric reading lamp in every berth of their palace slecping cars is their own patent and nnot bo used by any other company cket office, 1501 Farnam streel Omaha. FARL 5 RASLROAD GOSSIP, Unlon Pacific Earnings. The following record of net earnings of the entivo Union Pacific system for the seven months ending January 31 is interesting Comparison arnings October Rovember 185,204 December 20r80 [ January Inc. 60 Railroad N tes and Personnls. Beginning April 12 trains No. 7and 8 on the Union Pacitic, which have been running between Omaha and Green River, Wyo., will be extended to Portland, T'hese trains ran on the samo schedule Inst year,'hut were taken oft during the wiater. The change will not affect Omaha. The trains are privcipally for the accommodution of second class trafiic from the southeast, @ large num- ber of settlers going to Oregon and Wash- ington from the southcastern states every spring. “Tho fast through traln between Chicago and Portland remains unchanged. John Dwyer aud J, J.Cox, commercial uts of the B. & M. 'at Beatrlee and Liu- coln respectively, were In the city this morn- division passenger agent of the Union Pacific at Kansas City, is in tho city. Johu W. Scott, assistant_general passen- ger agent of the Union Pacille, has returned fFoman oxtended business trip through the south and east. George 1. Croshy, general freight agent of the B, & M. and Jotin Francis, general pas- senger aget, have gone 1o Chicago to attend the regular meeting of Burlington officers. - — Dr. Birney cures catarrh. —— Ol Settlers of Omaha, You are notified to attend the funeral of V\'Ney B. Dixonat 2 p. m. Weanesday, April rom residence of Joseph Redwan, No. 1337 North Fifteenth streot. Wa. R Bow Beo bld'g. GLORIOUS TRIPS PROPOSED Baviabic Unoor unities for Pleasant Summer ursions Offered to All. OLD COLORADO'S GORGEOUS SCENERY. Wonilers of the Rockies, the Reauties of California and the Majesty f Niagara Are | cluded. A trip from Omaha toDenver and Manitou includes a ride through the famors Platte Val- loy of Nebraska and Colorado to Denver, the largest and most beautiful city of the KRocky mountains and along the foot of the Rocky mountain range from Denver to Manitou. Tho panorama which is laid bofore the eye of the traveler in a journcy from Denver o Mani tou, includes iu one sweep of the eye 300 miles of wnountain peaks, snowy range, foov hills and canons. Long's peak, away to the uorth; Gray's peak, the dome of the conti- nent; James' peak, the Arapahoo peaks, Pike's peak, the most famous of all moun- tains of Colorado, and away to the south, 500 miles from the point of observation, the three forbidden mountain tops known as the Span- ish peaks, are aul in view for a part of tho distance. Manitou is the most attractive of the many resorts of Colorado. Lying at the foot of Pike's Peak and at the entrance of the Garden of the Gods, it invites the tourist and sight seer to the most remarkable formations and the grandest and most picturesque scencry of that rugged range. Its mineral springs and pureair give new life to the de- bilitated. Tho Pike's Peak railroad, o of engineering skill, conveys passen- gers to the very summit 'of the lofty old mountain, From the ton of Pike's P tho great mountain peaks of Colorado aro distinctly visibie, while to the east its tree- lined avenues at right angles, looking like a checker board in the distance, lies the pretty little city of Colcrado Springs and beyond the great plains of eastern Colorado. A Jlume could bo written, indeed volumes 1avo been written, of the glorics of Manitou and Pike's Peak A ticket covering thistour is offered for the seventh largest list of subscribers. There is no American tour which combines a greater varioty of scenery and a widor in- terest to the traveler than one from Omaha , San Kranciseo and Los Angeles, Cala. The traveler passes through the states of Ne- braska, Colorado, Wryoming, Nevada and California and the territory of Utah. Thisis th great pelt” of the west and at cevery step of the journey something of inter: est presents itself, whether the tourist be student, business man or merely pleasure seckor. Nebraska and its prairies; Colorado and its mountains; Utah and its’ wonderful Salt iake; Nevada and its arid plains and Cali fornia with its innumerable attractions, arve all compassed in this trip. Omaha, the most prosperous city in_the union torday; Denver, the queen city of the Rockies; Salt Lake, the Zion of Mormondom; San Francisco, the golden gate, and Los An s, the City of Our Mother of the Aagels, form a string of wols of rarest wat > are all prosperous cities; business they are all beautiful cities; they are all wonderful cities. Each is romarkable for some particu- lar reason. No two of them are alike in attractions and no traveler can afford missing to see cach and all. Tn the months of Juno, July, August and September the prairies of Nebras: 1, the Rocky mountains, the valleys of Utah'and the great Sierra range are scen to the best posiblo savantage. "I is the frult season of California, the sight seeing period of all the mountain countries and the pleasurable part of the vear for travel. The ticket oftered b 26 in_return for the second largest list of weekly sub- scribers obtained by June 10, 1501, allows stop-overs at all points of iuterest between Omaha and Tos Angeles. A week or a mouth may be spent at Denver visiting the pictui esque mountain resortsadjacen t and anothe: week can likewise be enjoyed at Salt Lake in hunting, fishing, sight seeing and bathing in the great inland sea. As much time as the passenger likes may be enjoyably spent in San Francisco and other points in California, not excepting the lovely orange groves and fruit ovehards of southern Californa, Niagara falls, the world’s groatest act, needs no glowing description. 1t eannot bo described. ~ Pouring over a precipice 160 foet high, the Immenso volume of water of Niagara river, tho outlet of the great lakes, finds its way toward the ocean. ~ On_either sude of the river arecplendid views of this tremendous _waterfall, above it and below it and ali about it are other scenes which ha attracted _travelers from all parts of the world. ad, the burning spring, the whirlpool rapids, the suspension bridge, are incidents merely to a visit to Niagara falls. The field on which the battle of Lundy Lane was fought is withina fow minu drive on the Canadian side. The facilities for visiting all points of intereston either sido of the river are superior. The regula- tions controlling access to and from the sev- eral points now prevent the exorbitant charges which were formerly almost as fam- ous as the cataract. A day or o fow days at Niagara falls is one great cvent inan aver- o lifetime, and no American should ever think of visiting tourist resorts abroad until bo has scen Niugara falls. He can have no appreciation of power, of grandeur, of awe- inspiving beauty, who has missed a visit to this world renowned spot. catar- If your cough keeps you awake and rest- less ‘at night, taike Ayér's Cherry Pectoral and obtain immediato relief. This remedy allays inflammation, heals the pulmonary or- gaus, induces sleep and restores health, The sooner you begin the botter. . ravor ot the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The new Palace slecping cars of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry Decision with electric lights in every berth, will continue to leave the Union depot, Omaha, at 6:10 p, m., daily. Passengers taking this train avoid transfer at Coun- vo in Chicago at 9:30 . m., in ample time to make all eastern connections, Ticket ofiice, 1501 Farnam street. . A. NasH, J. E. PRESTON, General Agent. ity Passenger Agent. - ‘Fhe Ruling Passton. John Ryan was sent up for sixty days from South Omaha, where he was convicted of larceny. His torm expired and he was re- leased yesterday. He imwediately me- andered out Cuming streot and stole a couplo of pairs of pauts from the storo of Simon Kahn, Twentythird and Cum- ig. Ho was detected 1 the amct by Mr. Kahn, who held him until the patrol wagon arrived. Ryan is an old- timer, and wouldn't do honest labor for $10 a day a5 long as therewas anything loose in his immediate neighborhood. ——— Be suro and use Mrs. Winslow's Soothing rup for your children while teething, 25 conts o bottle, i Another Brass Thief. W. C. Davis was arrestod at 8 o'clock last night by Officer Shields. Davis was sus- pected of stealing brass coupling and cut offs from the Union Pacific. Officor Shiclds rocovered three bags of brass, Davis showing the officers whero the metal was concealed, e A faded and discolored beard is untidy and amisfortune, 1t may be prevented by using Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers, a never-failing remedy, puihud SO Selling Mortgaged Chattels, James Terry charges Frank H. Goldsbor- ogh with disposing of some mortgaged chattels, and Goldsborough will not regain lus liberty until the police judge has passed upon the merits of the case, - No griping, no nausea, no pam when De Witt's Little Early Risers are taken. Small pill. Safe pill. Bost pill . Let Down Light. jeorge Yates, arrested Monday night for , Secretary, lhln( drunk and_stealing a box_of _surgical Continental Clothing House. Prudent buyers cannot afford to spend one dollar for any article of clothing, until they have secen some of the bargain lines in Men's Suits, bpnn«r ()\um its and Boys' and Children’s Clothing. We are having the largest sale in Children’s Suits ever held in Omaha. We will sell this week: $2 OO 250 Boys’ Cheviot Suits, ages 4 to 14, at egular price outside of our store $4. . See show windows for samples. $4.00 $7.50 150 Suits, ages 4 to 14, of the celebrated Sawyer Double and Twist Cassimere, at $4. Sold last season for $7. SPRING OVERCOATS. We are showing the largest variety we have Look in our show window and sce cloth and silk-faced, at $7.50 each. NMixiNes SULTS, The biggest value ever shown in the city is our All \V(ml Argyle Cheviot, at §7. samples in our show window, elegantly made and trimmed at $7 cach; all We will a sample of this cloth to any address. FREELAND, LOOMIS & CO. CORNER 15TH AND DOUGLAS STs. Drs.Betts &Betts| CONSULT | Dr.F.C. DILLINGS ever carried in Fine Overcoats the Melton Overcoats, in a medium shade, See send OMATHA. DES MOINKS. instruments from Dr, Gilmore, was given ten | s in the county jail for béing drunk, Dr. Gilmore refusing” to prosecuto Yates ou tne charge of larceny. Moore's Tree of Life. Do Wittrs Lt oS 10, fost attto | . LHSICians, Surgeons and Specialists, e Witt's Little Early Risor: ost o | Pl s P e mee i R . svees || 1400 DOUGLIAS 6 DRERT time. None equal. Use them now. OMAHA, NEB. - Norfolk's Sugar Machine J. O. Phillippi, the gencral agent of the Missouri Pacific, received a telegram today to the effect that ecighty carloads of sugar machinery from Geru he factory at Norfolk were at New Orleans and would be shipped at_once in special trains th Texas & Pacific, Missouri Pacitie, Union Pa- | cific and Elkhorn roads - Tn advanced age the declingng pow wonderfully refreshed by Hood's Sars It really does “make the weak strong. FPARAGRAPHS, PERSONAL B. L.Kerrof K at the Millard, ! D. R. Hopkins of Croteis at the Millard. L. J. Capps of Hastings is at the W. H. Buss of Fremont is at the Paxton. han Shelton has goneto Freeport, 111, M. F\ Cassidy of O’ at the Paxton, S. B. Seeley of Chadron is at the Murr: o U can be cured by using \UTAfe Kooty | paredana putup by br. ro's Tred Prico §1 por bottle. 18 Moore LESTIMONIAL cill is P. G. Crentz of Rushville is at the Millard, RO AL L S. E. Phelps of Plattsmouth is at the Pax- | ty yoars, for about ight yours with ai ton. my study have been conpel L. W. Gilebrist of Lincoln is at tho Mil- o myplt s often s tnreo or four t1 lard. Thne most - * lcly and favorably known spec s Bt aIoe e TR Cdam Mrs, Frank Hall of Norfollc isat the Mil- | falists inthe Unitel States. Tholr long ex- rs, and it haa been a combluation. some lard. perience, remarkable skill and universal suc- Times unfittin for my pastoral dutics, and y prosiding elder, George Miller, of Ourl advised e to try o bottle of Moore's Troeo Life. as hie had bien greatly benofitted by did so.and the very first hottle gave mo e coss in the treatment and cure of Nervous, | Chronic and Surgical Disoies entitio thesd ominent physicians 1o the full_confidence of the afi They guaran tec A IVE CURE for e awful effects of enrly viee and the nume! evils that follow In fts traly G. Stam of Weeping Water is at the Mer- chants, C. P, Kreisher of Gresham is at the Mer- chants, Frank Roab of Stanton is at the Mer- i | | | 2 ’. { | troubled but very fittle shito 1 eommonted 1t chants, 0D AND SKIN DISEASES use, | Yours traly ey, DAVID FYE: X cedily. d permanently cure \ ey A J. . Albin of McCool Junction is at tho | NRLCOUS DRI RN Sy h L re OMAHA, NEB. Salo by all drugststs. Merchants, ORDERS ylel(l rea N“l)’ to lh!'lr skillful treat- g [ O 3T ergnancaty W SIS AT M R For all Diseases of the Blood. v . A. Fish of Excelsior Springs, Mo, is af ¥ PAL ULC véh 5 e R T o, Dusiness. ystem. s A0 Pe b Laipt ne 68 "I DROCELE AND VARICOCELE perm )F_ S " o : o S, Rola na wite of Sam Tots, Cat; avo| “SHTARCEY In Shery or all conditions of Catarrh, INSTITUTE, AT either local or general. H. S. Mauville ard wife of Tilden, Neb,, are at the Paxton. M. R. Davey and Thomas Cochrane of Lincoln ‘are at the Muri hood, 1o ors pecullar 8 well as all rs thit resuit from youthful X083 Of IALUTO Y CATS, For Bronehitis, Lung Troubles, For all forms of Dyspepsia, In- neas and il de Asthma and her sox positive ctional d fes or the ; olligsartneTaxy turo years Charles A, Dean of Kansas City, Mo,, gen- | 5 | RICTURE Gpiarintesd permene 861y | digestion and Liver Affections. 1 ty depart) Missanrl, | without custing, o il ation e L eral manager surely department Missouri, | without cutting, entistio or dilntntion. Cures : : s Arge Kansas & Texas trust company, is in th | ofected at homo by pationt without s mo- ( For Heart Disease, Bright’s city. ; ment's pain or annoya Disease, Diabetes and all Kidney Senator J. C. Shea is ablo to be out, O YOUNG AND MIDDLEAGED MEN. Trouble although sl very weak, and will leave to- ] I The awful cffects of VAR bl U TN ot bl L \l'; RE ‘U l\l;. tly vico wiioh brings [ For Piles, Fistula, Abscesses O oy oranic wenknoss, destroying both mind anc 1 s "’;1‘:‘"“ hlafealnt e Kagsas City, vieo body. with il 13 dro:dea il permancatly andsliRectaliincases: vico | cured. e : % prosident.of tho Misso. : Texas | )RS, BETTS Address thowe whohavelm- | o Flor Scrofule, Syphiliafand all | o estnets oe s CBaNIO AND (BURSI0A) trust. company, called upon Tk BEE today, LI Slpsitign sl vl ol [Epecliic BloodiRcldons, DISHARIS: Hraces, Appiiantes for Dforimitles ant ’ proper Indulgence and solitary aabits, which g } Prusaces. ost Facliiion. Appuratas £nd Homed M. Martin isa leading capitalist of Kunsas | Buth i mti'ind Sody. 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