Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 16, 1891, Page 15

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. AUGUST 16. 18)01-SIXTEEN PAGES, 15 A M'(,\".‘lu.\‘l‘ CAT“LDR \L 18 of the form of & Latin cross, Port- | excursion rates, by coming, now, to Madrid, A NEW HOPE'F‘OR CLMMA\'TS glnn\»‘]:;:;m;«‘:r:;|‘y:.;‘:T‘l“]n[:‘.ulh:.];?:-‘:"nr POINTS ON PROGRESS. Aled A\ ALs | Jand stone is the material used. Down | Perkins county, MOV Sy, maay of these are uaprovided wits | Tough Semadic of sk veed 10 1723 it had cost £1,167.474. TR CITY OF MADRID, v ATl ough paper is made of seavond. Its grontest breadth is 250 feet; great- rrThl:}r(lyfll: nllulnlmll "'”"”m‘,'e"?,‘}"‘ffi‘n".'flfi"l S Danaiong e tativm Soldinrs North Carolina has flexible stone, p8t leng! cluding f H om the eastorn border, in 1 5 " ' 5 o ontists fi slectrio lig Details of the Bupurb Edifics to be Ercted | 0°t, 1ength, including the porch, 500 | (00 fh 0TS e valleys of Perkins | The Beo Burean Will Oolleot Olaims Against | - Thero are tnousands of poor fellows who | Dentists find that the electric light is P O foet; width of nave, 41 feet within the - 1 g y bl otV particularly servicoable in discovering L ¢ county. Its history dates from July 1, 1857, the Gevernment. aro permanently disabled, having served at 3 in Now York. clear and 80 feet in height, and tt nd 18 today a thriving young city, Its site ' least ninety davs in the war. They were also | the form of decay known as white caries, p 3O aisles are 19 feet wide and 38 feet ‘hnfll'» is one of the most beautiful on the m\um‘lIL hmmrm[n_v ||‘|~|~hmy’.:v~nl |‘l':||ww‘ .fl |'v\|'m|1'-d to | which is ordinarily difficult of detoction. The height from street on north side | & M. system, a gentie siopo, stretching south- a pension even though the infirmity from Brooklyn has the distinction of hav 2% OVERSHALOWING SAINT PATRICK'S. | to the top of cross is 865 foet. The | ward from tae railroad, with low tills in the | THE FEATURES OF THE ENTERPRISE, | which they suffer was not the result of ex- ing tho shortest cable road in the world. transept is 180 feot long, and the west | distance, forming a picturosque backgreund. “ fiosilre 10 the war, Tho only condition 18 LUt | 1¢'1s but twenty-five hundred feot long - - 4 sat - wide 5 0 lo | The soil of this valley is a rich, black loam their prostration is not tho result of vicious [ 118} I 0 front 150 foot wide ~Tho campanilo | yich*hus nover vot failed to produce good * " habits, and runs on Montague street from tho Rivaling Many of the Famous Cathed- [ towers on “the west front are ench 222 | Waieh Bas wever sor fEed @ IROIVES foon | Rellef Afforded Olaimanta of Pensions, PatisTony 1o NoTaias Willows city hall to Wall street ferry. rals of Europe and Surpassing | feot. Tho domo is 143 feet in outward | soitiod only from threato four yours, and | Indian Depredations, Land, Mir ‘here are thousands of soldiors’ and sall- | + Ab English inventor has constructed and 108 foot in inward dinmeter. ere for ers have their 100 acres under > ) Siwg i Chaghl a novel device to » wi » onor- Any in the New World—In- 10 standing: room for- 35,600 persons | corivanich g’ Cave bomplared IHipFove ing and ,I o-‘m Olaims ors! widows in this country wio do notk 8 novol davico to d with the enor ; g roo 25, 50N i i u o} the Wost. it they aro entitled to pensions. And 0us pressure of w against the bows tercsting Comparisons within it, monts that would do credit to an eastern o by writing Tk Bek Burzav oF Cratvs,when | of oced s ) f one or N Ay i i Jg s AT iting ] AW of ocean stonmers. It cousists of ono or Cologno cathedral fsat oncon me. | fafu 0 oL el ‘assocta- ~= caso is just, thoy will be able to securo | more sorows on each side of tho bow o dimval and a modern structure. Its il o those pensions, All that is required is that | it 1y, e Wilbar: Akl o . ‘ f or tion, which 1s located here for five years About three months ago a new departure 4 Ao v tha o her | Which throws the water aside and cro- - sw York will befora many years, | building began in 1250, and has but " | exhibit- . ench widow show that she is without other S G 4 doclares the Press of that city. have | Intely been completed, The architect | oot ils cate, held it B Ol af | Was inaugurated by tho San Francisco Ex- | moans of support than her daily labor. ana | 403 & dry well in front of the vessel. haighol e dress of that city. havo | known, Perfect symmotey und nbe | hariaio products and of stook rivalled | amiuer, now tho leading papor on tho coast. | that hor husband served at least ninety days | Among the many fnnovations in build- one of the world's famouy cathedrals. It | 008 TR o N eurney, rather | the exhibits of many older counties. This | (ts propriotor, Mr. Hearst, son of the lato [ in thoarmy and was honorably discharged; f ing operations is ‘tho use of stecl chim- wiil be the greatest edifico of the Pro- | yhan"aristic benuty, nre its striking | association was awarded one_of the cash | Senator Hearst of California, who has a very | that sho marricd the soldier prior to Juue %%, | nevs for large mercantile establish- : testant Episcopal church in the new | architectural points, 1t has the usual | prizes for county exhibits >ffered by Hm largo fortune at his command, soncaived the | yanced, but his demise neod not have been ;n‘m_nfl. )Qm; to l,":,“,“‘}t in ( 1.1\.‘.).,“ will — AND— world, naves, aisles and transepts, n_length of | state board = of in"flj:"‘fl{‘]‘;“’"m“; 1904) | dea of establishing 8 burcau of claims at | the result of army service. will vy, i (l]'xi“! 0 ¢ ‘.w;l',‘?‘"\; : 2 3 5 i g el Jne September, 3 - % tha i o o vary ckness from co-oig The old world possesses muny cathe- [ 468 feet, n height of 511 }"}-‘l.f'" front | and, at the samo exhibition, tho first promium | Wasbington, maunod by the ablost luwyors Securing Patent Rights. of ain {6oh: b tho bottot to Ave-thirtys drals surpassing the proposed eathedral spire and a breadth of 275 feot. 1€ | for spring wheat was awa { to a farmer | and specialists conversant with the routine There aro thousands of inventive men and | gaconds at the top. (" " fatopie | lesr width of its nave is 413 feet be- | jiving two miles from Madrid. The county | work in the various departments and bureaus | women in this country who have inventions pay . Pt ¢ f St. John the Divine in size, histori i 5 h The Manc! o & OLSWVOLILIGLILVA L b, ® | tween the piers; height, 155 feet, or | association has a fine ground, fncluding s © governmrnt, which aro known oaly to their friends. Yet ho Manchester ship canal, which is associations and richness of ornamenta Iy four § th dth. It is the | well-equipped half-mile track, aud it prom. | °fthe Kovert in those inventions tf t for- | to make that city a seaport, was expec ociations s s P A= | nearly four times the width. s the | well-e alf-mite track, and om- o ¢ _ | in those inventions thore are sometimes for- ko tha ¥ 4 SeAport, Was expec- g tion, but for & harmonious blending of | Inrgost Gothic cathedral in the world. | 50 to become ono of the best societios in tho | When the announcemont of this new de- | yi,,00's0 lyg found. Yet comparutively sponk- | ted to have been completed in August Al o all “, Hohl actevistl fa it These great cathedrals took year s||vnu, Its oMcersare C. H, H'mmun!l, pres- l"'"‘“'; was mado H'»;I:lhl";mq \\uirn ;u onee |y but fow of these inventors ever scek o | of next year; but tho contractors have 1o noble characteristics of a grod s i pderl “Pheir | 1dent: J. C. Lutes secrotary,and D. D. Dayton | eutered into between Tik Bk and tho pro- | patont. Thoy do not know how to do it. [ nsked for an extension until the close of cathedral, the new cdifica when erocted | more often centurics, to build, = Theit | yygirer,” Tho secrotary will answor any | priotor of tho Examiner to join hands and | Thoy foar tho cost and the delay, T Ber 1803, - WHon completed. 1t Wil revolis cost ean bo in nearly all cases only | guestions concerning the county, its products, e : T Buueat or Craivs has reduced ~these almost | o+ PLOVOU St dw 2l will stand unsurpassed among the eathe- approximately given, In most instances | yesourees, ote,, that may be addressed to him. mutually share in the entorprise. These 6 8 TR Lo tionize the cotton-carrying trade be- drals of the world. The plan submitted | no’ accurate accounts have been kept. | The rosidents of Madrid and immediate vi- | Arrangoments have boen perfectod and agroo- Pensions for Soldlers! Pare tween this country and England, and . by Messrs, Heins & Lefarge, the suc- | They were largely built by contribu- | cinity are mostly of American birth, and are | ments entered into by which Tue Bre is t Thero aro thousands of soldiers’ largoly lessn the ‘cost of lubor invol axsl i be .0 s | tions of labor, materials and products of | characterized by great enlightenment and | prosecuto all claims arising in the terrivory (- FAEE A SEMIRE O SOETEES BIREIC | vad i the present transfer of cargoos cessful competitors, is to be regarded as . materials and pi thrift, Tho town has a Methodist Episcopal | where Tik Beg enjoys so oxtensive a sub- | Who are also ignorant of the fact that they | £° SEto PRI [FoRATBL b 't of the basis of tha do to be perfected | art and popular subscriptions, and 4 wi G AL aro entitled to nensions. These must pr rom steamer to railroad at the port of $hie busis'o the design I froquontly | the goverment co- | Church orgauization, which holds reguiar | somption puteonage. - o | TGl son died Teom & sound; i Liverpool. ater. chblldy A gove " | weokly services: The Congregationalists nder this arrangement, applicatic Lot 4 3 I ey . This site chosen for the new cathedral | operated ™ with the local monas- | havae tho finest - church butlding i the | for claims, cithor for pensions, [ndian dop e o Lom, Drider pHor v, Toad bave | Muny: atlompts have been made to ! is n rocky eminenco overlooking Morn- [ tery in raising the means for theiv con- | county and a thriving organization. rodations, land or minlug claims, patont or | EINEE R FRRR AR VIR 100 fhther fa at | tdnpt the dynamo to train lighting by ingside park, between Ninth and Tenth | strucaion. Then, too, the money result- Madrid takes cspociul prido in the protl- | postal elaims in the statos of loiva, Kausas, | Ininor ebild: that, i e “hor own man. | utilizing the power from the rapidly r avenues, and facing One Hundred und | ing from pious pilg “the sale | cieucy and standing of her public_scnools. | South Dakota and Nebraska, will 'be taken | Present depondent unen his or hor own mane | ¢y i 08 8 BNV ECE Here- Tenth street. The eathedral will cost | of indulgences brought > sums into | A substantial two-story bullding _containing | In hand by s Bew Bukeww ok Crarss i | ol g9 o ate PR R JBo g tofore the results have not been satis- OMAHA, NEB & ' 3 1 iy lesinsticnl coffers. to be oxpended for | three large rooms, situated on a sightiy emi- | Omaha and through it forwarded to head- I R T e P e A T AN RO HFEAanY Haarotrut ) . over #1,000.000 when completed. The | ecclesiastical coffers, to be expended for | FEECRFIRE FHIRR REIICCE T6 Tt 00, amply | quarters at Washington where they will be | Besides these claims, Brr Bunrea actory, and the present method of run- Jesigners have been largely influenced | their building or repair. Moreover, the | FEnes S SEeet S0 SO0 G B appi. | Prosecuted to a final and speedy conclusion, | Will prosecute land claims growing out of | ning the dynamo by power obtained 5 Marle! ATiloa sir choice | difference in money values of the middle | 4 bttt cilities xcolled Tue Be takes pleasuco in offering to ail | d1sputes or appeals from local land offices to | from the locomotive has many disadvan by St. Murk’s of Venice in their ; ) ; ratus, provides school facilities uncxc e T 0 B 6 Genaral Tanf pitos of thie URited States Ry 3 i of n design, ages and modern times furnishes another | jn the western part of the state. Nine s patrons and all others, tho services of its B nges. Now, however, an Englishman Washingtc ¢ har g It will set its Catholic sister on Fifth | element of difliculty in comparing the | mouths of school are held each yoar under an | new buraau which, we hava no doubt, will Appals From L ocal Land Ofices.” | ;5 patented a systom by which the dy- gton office, situated avenue quite in the shade when com- | cost of old and new cathedrals. excellont corps of teacbers, and to Madrid | provea great advautage to them, both in | Theso appeals are frequently most aunoy- | namo may be run directly from the axle | & few doors from the Pension E 5 5 Tt will be seen from the forawzoing that | i3 awarded the proud distiuction of having | prosecuting new claims to a successful issuo | ing to both partios, ‘e local attorney can- [ ge'Uh% THY i FUB CINGREY TRORE BAG I pleted. The contrast between it and St. Catheda o e o S ivine | the best oducational advantages of any town | Bnd in _expediting all old claims entrusted | not personally prosecute the case in Wasb- [ 0111 Bir (il fom a1l 4 Bureau, organized to secure atrick’s will be marked. The Intter | the Cathedral of St. John the Divine | tbe Dt educition YoUDHE BEN:BURA0) ington. Tt would cost to support him there, | Scheme is likely to bo u succoss, AT s i K cost #6,000,000, it is said, with all its [ will compare very favorably when com- | ™00 odii Tines of business are represented | Tuk Bee Bukkau or Craivs has frequently | frequently more than the lund in question is Justice to Velerans, Pros furnishings and surroundings, and it is | pleted with the cathedrals of Eurcpe. | j5'the town and the steady growth of the | been referred to in these columns, butup to | worth, tosay nothiug of his foes, “which, as MOORE’S cutes Soldiers’ Claims of all kinds not vet fully completed: and it may well [ The trustees and architects have in | country around give assurauce that thore is | the prosont timo, no roferoncohas been mado | has been shown, aro_ generally as high ' as e : be doubted if the stated cost of tho new { mind, however, various changes. One | still room for more. Among the places of | to the maunner in which its important work is | may be collected. Heis, therefore, compelled ina most efficient manner and thedral will not e oxtanded 1t ite | of the chief points which it 1s under. | business alrondy established are two bauks, | performed. Ihis is ono of tho most intorest- | to trust tho clalin into the hands 'of a 1 ™\ | with the least expense to the cathedral will not be extended i 8 - 13 PR et aps 9 ry goods stores, iug features connected witn the enterprise. whom he does not know, whose first move 2 = * rchi ) stood are to be further studied is the | three grocery stores, two dry goo ) 0 {H e :"" ”"":‘ll‘{ plan ‘“‘ !""'l";"lf i A Ation of wiving & square tormination | Arug store, furniture 'store and meat markot. The Bureau's Counsel. to bleed the claimant and_the attorney who claimant. Pensions under the ried out. The following figures show the O (el sl Ui LG i The town has also a good hotel, two livery b T iy refers the claim to him. Between these men S size of St. Patrick’s: to the front towers instend of the spires 0s, ot Yacds, threo bonl YRS, | amiams s 0 oS oL Iro0 0% | the appellant hangs in uncortainty until tho new law for soldiers, widows, 3 0 D A stables, two lutaber yards, y eminen councilors have been retained, 4 ; ; Feot .»':Iu)wn n‘| our illustration, the u)uln.-t a barber shop, billiard hall, three draymen, | 'Pheso are A. L. Hughes, O. E. Wellor and l\nlnl :ln_xuu.‘A{mnlrEu has ll(‘cr: nmm-.H 0 and children.Pensions under the Extremo length. ... vevvenens 332 | being tobring the centrallanternand its | one attorney, two land and real estate agents, | p_J. Butler, Thoy are deuominated ‘gen- 1 ik Beg BUieau of Craiyis these would s S X Extreme breadth, <o.. 174 | spire into greator relief. A design show- | two blacksmith shops, and lust but not 10ast, | eral counsel.” They are men of mature | b0 placed in tho hands of well known and ro- old law. Increase of pension Width of front botween towers.. oo 105 L ing this possible variation was submitted | o sprightly weekly newspaper. years and learned in the law. They have "_"“n\l!)lul;l‘lngll‘l‘r'.‘ pushed with ;!u{ [ill'llv:.l“iE and additional pension under Heliht of towers ceeennennennnn 301405 0h 0 trustees and exhibited at the BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, made a specialty of practising in tho | ¢Nergy and at the. minimum of cost. ‘it t e ne: F tof gable Giio 20 ¢ f " 7 State: g 'l BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS therefore is the med- 1e old law and the new law, H : 0 gop | Aeademy of Design last winter, A Tho town presents an excellent opening for | United States supreme, circuit and distrlet | [T Thi {6 the AlrsRasee il Length of intorior, . .. . 806 ) 8 ) courts, the Umited States court of claims | ium through which these appeal cases should Officers’ accounts adjusted, cor- scheme modifying the intevior so as to l\l|rs\l»clus!‘, L:L;:‘L‘::leg;‘zg l)'::ii‘l“’:l“““l.lnnd l)x;l‘:)‘;uy A BGroreall the danaetnance atd bureans | DS prosestted: make it havmonizo with the exterior is | EFHRR © AR08 B Rei0, MU professions, | of tho government. They aro quaiified to Mining and Postal Claims. also under ccnsideration. .| Ko bettor location can bo found for i creawm. | Pass upon the general merits of any claim, 88 | Pho samo 18 truo of mining and postal Europe may boast of larger and more | ot or canning factory, tho luxurignt and | S00n as it is presented. This saves a great | claims. Theso would goimmediately to com- historic cathedrals, but for richness of | nitritious grasses of this region affopd the becaus,o when a claim has been | yotent hands. They would not bo delayed. g > boauty and expensivencss best of feed for cattle, while vogotable and | passed upon by whem, it is generally one | [f unworthy, they would never be filed in Anglo-Catholic houso of prayer will be inls and workmanship, majestic | fruits for canuing purposos grow almost [ Which is entitied to standing in court. | court, but the elaimant would bo notified of completed? Will it take over twenty | |geation and symmetry of proportions | spontaneously. A starch ,m,[m.{‘ broom fac- | When a claim is rejected by them, it meavs | the fact. He would thus be relieved of all years, as in the case of the other Now | tho Cathedral of St. John the Divine | tory, paper mill and sugar beet factory | that it is cither outlawed or that it lacks cor- | anxiety within a fow months, whereas, as it York cathedral, or will Episcopalians | will stand unrivaled. It will be a living | Would find in this locality an almost inex- tain vlf‘l;mnu which would lead to its final | jg now, he does not know what kind of a all over tho United States repond gener- [ manifestation of the power of American | Daustible supply of raw material, with a | approval. ¢ claim lio has until after it has been pussed ously, and ut once, 50 as o effect its | ganius. o proof {1 Ll” SHagnatic 7 i inrge and coustantly increasing demand for _Examiners and Experts. upon by the courts or the departments. Completion within o fow vearss No | Gerius, & proof that tho jnspiration of | their manufactured product, extending over | Bosides theso gonitemen there aro also a | TikBrk Buneav can tella good claim from a years? NO | the cathedral builder abides with Amer- | western Nevraska and Kansas, eastern Col- | practising attorney, an exammer and expert | & bad claim. It nover presents the latter. It great cathedral has ever been finished | joan architects and citizens, and an or- | orano and Wyoming, coupled with good ship- | {n each department in which Tie Bee pro- | does not wish to rob the treasury. It collects Archbishop Hughes laid the corne stene of St. Patrick’s on August 15, 1858, and Cardinal MeCloskey dedicated it May 25, 1879, How long will it he before the new rection of muster secured and difference of pay collectéd. Pay, bounty, prize money, extra pay and commutation of rations col- lected. Honorable discharge se- cured and charge of desertion removed, ;vih}-lin the lifetimo of its founders and | yament to the American metropolis, of | ping faollitles. el will extand a hearty | 1930510 Drossuite claims, namoly. thoso of | ouly claims that are just. : 1 buildors, ie G i istincti “The citizens of Madrid will exterd ahearty | patents, pensions, postal and land cinims and Enc sing Inventors. f i it i which all Americans, without distinction pa! ) P ) y ourag . 3 @ pr a o 1 A The general plan i8 eruciform, but ac- | o1 oet, may woll be proud welcome and substantinl aid to anyone | Indian depredations, in fact in any depart- PR ieS Tt Fany 1 vaRters Wito bas r‘n\rl er_lh}l\vvk m{"rl?[in small of back I d cess from the east and west will be by e z wishing to engage in such enterprises, and | ment in which a ciaim may arise against the | Jove the moment they place the secret of | 0Or eI : it J entrances from the four towers flanking e furnish all information obtamable upou ap. | federal governmeut. These attorneys pre- | yueir discovery in the hands of any other [ Ior Catarrh use Moore's Tree of Life. 5 » the central tower, so that the transepts, EBERKINGCoUNTY. plication o tho secrotary of the board of | pare the petitions and teud to the. claims be- | person, from that moment an intriguo s | Por Constipation use Tree of Lafe. which are semicircular in plan, will s . 2 teely ) Y foro the soveral courts, 'whilo the examiners | formed to dispossess them of their discove The great life remedy—The Tree of e e it WU | e 18 Given an Airing With the Enter- COST OF LIVING. and oxports mako 4 specialty of seavehing | Tug Bex Buneau_or Cuaivs takes occas Lifo. )0 U roughfare i ) - o > above spacl - | the records and arranging the the evidence | o say ISWOrth Y Bt 5 AIRNEOE |0 g P L : prising City of Madrid. Having alluded to the above special advan cor a \ t0 say to this worthy but unrequited class of | soare's Troo of Life, a posttive ears fd - transopts will contain momorial monu- v 3 2di tages of Madrid, it would follow that_some | Hecessary to strengtion the claim. b pacrona that It il Lroat Al atch busiwioss | ecs Crecn Lrosotcite. n poutive car tor cianer || (NI (Y 1 A Mabrin, Neb., Aug. 11.—To the Editor of | 4% 3 5 EtoNERen i au ty i : ! mon i e R 2 T 1dea should be given of the cost of living. Che gentleman charged with this duty re- | jntrusted to its care in the most confidential | pay to suffor wion you can uraf by using Following ave the chief dimensions of | IiE Bre: Ata meeting of the board of trade | (424 $hould bo given bf the <otk oF [EBE | yardiug Iudian depredations has been the as- | munner thus assuring €0 all swho. iy wish | Tre0of Lifo, tho Grost Lt iamodv | g p P h o] A V| thatioy cighicd fmor | sistant chiof examinerof theso claims in the | o socure n patont on their inventions the . al: of Madrid, Perkins county, hold at their hall | price from 33,00 to £7.50 per ton, the fo i« rof U 0 == £ : Feot. | on tho evening of August 7, 1301, it was de- | being for stedm conl and the lntter for tu | Indian burouu of the interior dopurtmont for utimost, seereey from tho begmuing o the DOCTOR :-: McGREW Total length of outside of eathodral proper.450 | o § " T o o conl, Groceriesare st identical yoars, 8 prehel . edge | gud of the transaction, proverd | yormined toissue a truthtul report of the ad- | bestrange conl. Groceriesare almost ide B e e T e L R R B e e e Totul lenzth neross the transepts. . 273 A with those in eastern states, as are & Width of facado . 12 [ vantages and aturactions of tho county, and | M Prige with thoss In fact, the costof | the cases heretofore filed or the outbrenks | By Buieau or CLaiMs in the matter of s g Helght of front towers t0 top of Spires. .. |2%0 i HRIEht of contral Tuntorn 10 tp of cros.. . s | Particulurly of that portion of 1t adjacentto | jiving is vory roaso Width of nuve to centers of columns of ar- the city of Madrid. any other agricuitural region. A e LR AR X o O sisseuieii % | A committee consisting of George W. Sny- PROVEMENTS. . cir wants in_this direction, when writton Helght of 6ross areings of nave.., oo 2o 1010 8t | o 2 ST e e R e R skl ol Then there is a genoral manager, Jobn | jystructions will be furnished as to the modo Height of choir vauits S Reteanio] ljaor RCARLIBRGCERLIHAN RO IAMadrid)fan The improvements of Madrid, although the | Wedderburn. For years ho was private sec- | of procedure required under the patent laws. ‘Total exterior dlumetor of central lantern. 12 | George W. Penn was authorized to proceed | town is yet youug, are substantial and very | retary to Senator Hearst, the father of Hon. st b i 3 Helght from pavement to vault of central through such towns east of Nebraska as di- | creditable. “A few will be mentioned to give | william Hearst, the projector of the present aten hts a Specialty. , no higher than i | 0ut of which others yet to bo filed have | curing patent rights, trado marks, priots, arisen, renders his servicos extremely valu- | Tapols and conyrights, should make Known SOLDIERS I s o o 5 2 ! tho reader a gencral idea of the place. The | entorpriso. Ho has also beon for tho | e Bukkav or Craivs announces that it Clear span of crossing & 2703 | rected, fully supplied with such pamphlets high school building, costing £,000; Congre ww‘lhm‘;n wr‘_uwonsmu of the San Pran. | will make this brauch of its work a specialty \ Such ave the main outlines of the ar- nlml t);plnn;lmr nJumlu u‘;gamur with Lsmu; gational church, $2,000; residence Qrs:; H. | cisco Examiner, with which Tre BEE is now A.md o{ml that, ':m, be relied upon as being who served ninety days or mora | chitects’ plan. In comparing con- | Ples of products as deemed necessary to set | Beaumont, $,000; Bank of Madrid, $2,5005 | co-operating. Hoisa man of universal in- | beyond the power of experts even to criti- 2 - 3 } A SO RATLE tho con- | £5.41 'the advantages of Porkins county. Tne | rosidence of Joln Mekonzio. 83,0005 store | sooperating: Holsa man of e totha rot This announcement is made because in the late war and are now dis- ated cathedral with notable ca- | yott ihat theso gontiome: i A i Hliday o mat d 18 espacially adapted to the re; eudy o i et St AT dara tact that these gentiemen were unanimously | building of Dayton & Sturtévant, £2500; | sponsible position he now holds, the fact has already been ofticially promul- abled wholly or in part can get nodrals of uropoe wo naturally first con- | elucted at a regular meeting of the said board | store of L. Probst, $2,000; totel, §1,800; grain Than this force none moro capable could | Zated by the United States patent oftico that 8 sll,lt"l'»\l. Peter’s in Rome. of trade is sufficient guarantee of their in- | glovator, $5,000. The principal business | be found in the country. Its services have | the territory embraced in toe states of South pension under the new law at This is a Renaissance eathedral, and | tegrity. C. H. Beavyoxt, street, extending three blocks, 1s well hned | been retained at great expense by the burcau, | Dakota, Nebraska, lowa and Kansas enjoys from $6 to $12 per month, Pen- remarkablo chiefly for its vast propor- | M. L. Mran, Presideut, | with business houses, while numerous cozy | the salaries alone reaching at the present | & World-wide reputation as nossessing mere 12 pe . and home-like cottages adorn the suburbs. time #1,500 per month, inventive geaius, strange as it may appear, sion is given under the new law Town property can be obtained at reas 1 any similar’ extent of territory in the tions. It has been said that the Itali. n army of 50,000 men could worship there n 1 on- | A3 hias been stated, the San Francisco Fx- ; ; o . e bilities at the same moment, Pope_Nicholas V.| Perkins county, Nebraska, is a locality of | able figures, both in the origiual town site | aminer inaugurated the — enterpriso, - and B G eIt ks aen i o/ SR oY s {on, shel ifollowing & disabilities, began it in 1450 and it was not dadicated | Workers, All work. These aro no idlers. | and in Burlington park, an addition owned | through it Tug Br was allowed to establish | Applicants for patents should understund R whether contracted in the ser- till 1626, and even nftorward its colon- | 0 the vicinity of Madrid naturo has most | by the Madrid real estate building and loan | 1ts bureau for tho accommodution of claim- | thut Tuk BEp Bureiv o Claivs lays gren! THR SPROLALIST. S 5 ST healthi i R colon- | gonerally dono her part in the way of cli- | #ssociation, ants in South Dakota, lowa, Nebraska und | Stress upon the wict that it can advise its Years Experience tn the ey S el o, nades were added. A Greek cross was o] bun i Fivancial institutions are vepresented by | Kansas. ‘I'his privilege was [y patrons, almost at the outset, whether their sont i 5 4 fas mate, soil and abundant rainfail, 1 y | K 3 s p ‘qcxvlvéndll:"s;:, "l!u:“n::'nlzt’ Thvantion 18 ewiandinatontat) e thius saving. forma' of chronic diarrhcea, rheumatism, the form of the plan of its original arch- [ “'Phy practical results of these advantages | the Bank of Madrid and the Madrid Ex- | papers in the country - tocet, Bramante, Raphael adopted the | ar cach year demostrated by tho most satls- | chango bank. lso by several firms who | becauso of its know pluck, onterpriso and | thot ho exorbitant (¢o charged by tho. or- PRIV‘TE n'sElsEs. disease of tne heart, disease of Latin cross on becoming its architect, | factory and bountiful yields of wheat. bar- | give attention ~ to the loaning of | ener navy:paten ey ays Or . 3 & | Angolo in ,fi,, turn restored | ley, ,}?‘,. oats, flax, (-f,.-,., sorghum, broom | Mouey. ‘The cavital stock of the above meu- | Tho undertaking, however, has attracted Ihose {clmnll!. will bo ,lfl'O»‘:‘mt"‘f“l not as a Skin Discases and Femalo Diseases. Ludics f kidneysorliver, pneumonia, ma . the Greok cross. Finally in 1614 the | corb, potatoes, sugir bects and roots in gen- [ tioned bauks is abundantly ample for the re- | so much attention throughout the country | Mmeans of making mouoy, butstinply as an row's wugtuss In tha tron > of § e AL eral,'and garden vegetables in the most pro- | quirements. The Madrid Real iistate Build- | and been so greatly appreciated by old | 8ccommodation to claimants living in_ tho e i SR T A T plan of the Latin cross was resumed, | £ B0 "Pihomhy and clover, mil. | ing and Loan association with an authorized | soldiers, Indian victims, and dofrauded gov- | States above enumerated. The worlk will bo Jongsancsalizotnonciscasoy and from this altered plan the nave and | 15"una alfalfs, alsoa groat variety of the | capital of $100,000 is a home institution, | ernment claimants, that leading papers clse- | done at about what it costs T Brr B and ailments; also for piles, ru p- laria, chills and fever, diseas Booky orrespondenc office, 14 and Farnin Sti, Omaha, Nab, { vestibule were comploeted. By 1800 the | most nutritious native grasses thrive abund- | formed for the purpose of developing | where have usked to bo admitted to eujoy | OF CLAINS, 80 that claimants neea bave no Bolinneo on elthoratyesty ! cost of the chureh had veached 50,000,000 | gntly on these rich and fortlo slopes. Madrid. the priviloges of the bureau. Among Qo | feur of extiorbitant rates vor tho blesding | gy erilita partial deafness in one or i scudi, or $45,000,000. An_annual expen- | ~ Consevvative experienced men estimato BLOODED STOCK. papers there is a leading one i Minnesota | del .fi_':d“"l{"lhl”}'w ‘1‘1“1‘»“:!'”““"n\"1“ been both ears, partial loss of sight, diture of 80,000 scudi is required to | tbat there will be marketed at Maarid this The fine stock interests in the vicinity of | and others in Boston, Cincinnati, St. Louls, 7;‘)’!‘}‘;_ s :‘;I*!‘:_ ;il““l‘l*\ “’Qr‘n\\ AGRR > 2 3 > keep it in repair. As a monument of [ fall 250,000 bushels of wheat—and such | Madrid are represented by Montview’s stock Atlanta and New Orle: us. Inllvsnm‘u;;m._nm EE BUREAU LTS AltA, NEB. results of measles, results of purely architecturnl benuty St. John's | Wbeat us delights the eye of a practical mil- | farm, the proverty of Messrs. Perrn & Beau- | Mr. Hearst, the proprictor of The Examiuer, The Terms. ; YOUNG MENSOLD MEN | uiood poisoning, disease of eye LA NEY - ROBR Y SShis o | ler. mont; Spraguobright trotting farm, owned | and the gentloman who inaugurated the sys: | The terms undor which claims will bo QET IN THE TOILS OF TH: SERPENTS OF DISEASE. > n"lll‘! ‘l" far superior to Rome’s mammoth | g capacity of tm:llnrno elevator at Mad- | by Mr. C. H. Tipton. On both of these farms | tem, will grant the application. p"hm‘uh‘r\l will d4-|m,ml entirely upon the They mao hercle oflorte o treo themsaleen, | and all injuries and wounds, It eI L0, % % rid is being overtaxed and arrangements are | can be founa standard and registered ani- Claims Coming In. mount of service rendered in each case. We ub Bot Lnowing how to successfally ave : 4 Bt Potor's dimensions, howover, aro | now belng tonsummated for tho construction | mals, trottors with 8 mark appranching 2:50, | mus Brn or v Bomam b i\ been fn | can safely assura all. patrous of tho birow HAKE OFF THE HORRID SNAKES | you have any disability men- f simply stupendous. The length of the nl]:munwr first. lx:lss uun i connection with | and pacers 2:35, descendants of such illustri- [ axistence long, and vet it has listed Indian o ulllw charge \\'ill’ Be l\'u‘.\' m;n'h lower ebiteteit | tionad here and are not drawing -- interior is 6134 feet; of the transept, | alarge modern and well equipped Houring | ous unimals as Gov. Sprague, Blue Bull, Kg- | qap fon claims, aggrega 5 4 | than the rates charged by the regular claims 5 i RS % from wall to wail, 4403 foot: height of | mil With a capacity of 200 barrels per day. - | mont, ete. L 5" | doprodation cinims, nggroxating $150,000 w0d | iwyers and claims agonts at Washington, 0}]!},_'{_5}',{,}’00“, pension for it, write us at once. nave, 1024 foot: of side nisles, 47 foot; | Beins situated on the direct lme of the B, [ Come to Perkins county, Nebraska, racent- | his is u remarkablo showing, and ver it 18 | 1t #0es without suying that the Jixumin bR ey the phlionophy of Discass sc and Afictions of the Jorzans of Man, and how by HOME TREATMENT, by method & MR, R, between Chegenne, Lincoln, | ly opened up to settlement by the construct- | put g fraction of the claims that remain un- | and Toe Beeave in- position joiutly to ex Omaha, St. Louis and Chicago, Madria, as [ ion of a branch of the B. & M. R. R., known ordod and unpaid ln the states controllod | dite business aud do business at more liberal )0 square yards, | can reaily be seou by re.evence to the map, | as the “Burlington Route,” and get a cheap Toug BeE BUREAU OF CLAIMS, naml any other modium for the prosecu persons o the [ isa most desirable market for all cevoal and | home on land that may always be relied upon | Shuth Dakota, Nebraska, Towa and Kansas, | ton of claims. width of nave, 77-80 feet; of side aisles, | 888 feet, Tts area is 13 which, allowing four rates thas xcluslvelyoue squaro yard, gives an interior standing | vegetable products; also for the immense | to produce magnificent ps of both corn On March 3, of this year, an act for tho In the matter of fees and charges, Tur Ber ¢ room for 34,000 people. Its piazza, al- | shipments of stock which is an fmportaut | and wheat, and where the soil, climate, water | pavment of Indian depredations claime was | desires only to clear expenses. Tho bureau lowing twelve persans to the square | feature of th products of Perkius county. supply and other natural conditions ‘are all | yufroved, To this actitis necossary to di. | i3 intended for the reliof of the peopie from kel yard, can_accommodate 624,000 people; | These are some of the practical, hope- | admirably adapted to diversified farming. | pect the attention of every claimant who has | UhO rapacity of logal sharks. In many cases g tis oEEATOIS ) {3 inspiring incentives, which, to the iudustri- [ Come and locate whero you will not be de- | gufrored at tho hands of ‘the Indians, This | fees allowed attorneys are irrevocably fixed |« guoow oo ek ot in & day allowing four to_the same, drawn up in i e sy - < 3 7 A ] tr s h Ang, 3 aw, i such "th sstion is decided. ARG EVELOPED 3 - ik ous farmer and home-sceker, who is so fortu- [ pendent upon any one “crop, but can take | yotors to thuso vietims whose claims have al. law, and in such ‘the question is decided. | HowtoEulargeand §trengthenWEAK, UND ® | Under the new law, entitled to 10 other uims such a charge will be among all the ious branches array, 208,000 people. nate s to locate adjucent to Madrid, render | vour choic made | OKGANS& PARTS of BODY made plain tosll lutere " A b + dy been filed as well as to 0 vho sti 0 States, Terriiorics reign 5 A c Tho ciredmference of the pillars which | labor less of toll by tho uever disappointed | of agriovlture, practioed in tho northorn | rentsmpiate fing them - Up. aiko e by | a8 8eoms to cover the nctual exponsos iu. | ity rom @ S Tlobe M Wnen 0l | pension at $8 per month with $2 supnortithe/dome 18,258 feohand thoiqys [ipromiiaigtasute Felarn A e S Bialos, AN AR g 1 | auostion, thousands o sufferers had filed | volved in colloetion, " 50| ERIE MEDIGAL €0.BUFFALO,N.Y. | additional for each child under pola is 193 feot in diameter. The height Lvery fool % county can or particulars as to exoursion rates and ms with attorneys in all parts of the e ' Rotrons, SENUINE MICKROBEKILLER v KIDD'S the age of sixteen years, provided age, as doos the ordinary agent who seeks ssfully and profitably cultivated. dates see the railroad folders of the B. & of the dome from pavement to the base | be suc and in most cases were charged ex- ERADICATOR ~Cures ull dise 4 'n i 5 . There is not a canyon in the county: not a | M. R. R. reus| v of o) your claim for a financial consideration, ¢ il 3 3 e sufl » lantern is 405 foet; to P V¢ ) essive fees. Many of the claims, too, had | ¥ : wicrobe or werm. Put up the widow has no income suffi- of tho lantorn is 4 ? oty to tho tan of [ vestigo of wlkail. Uhemical analysis of the | For fiirther information ralative to Madrid | bewn pendius Tor years. setiid toat s | Stieh is not our purposo. . Wooffor to ono and or '3 11 FRRLITON, ah 0% he nave 1s divided | olear, sparkling watcrof this healthful rogion | ana vicinity write to M. L. Mead, secrotary | many cases the olaimants had contracted with | bl the services of a well-equipped bureau, ¥ "a | clent for her support other than lnl\s\““‘\fl“rn,\& e Hh o | demonstrates tho fact that uo superior water | of the board of trade, Madrid, Nobraska, the attomoys n question, and without foarof | Where a clain of any nature can bo sent, or adian Drui 'Co Mt | her daily labor, To get this pen- Notro Lame of 1arle, Franoa's.mosk:| oan be found on earth, ; R prosecution for annuiment, could not trausfer | Wformation i regard thereto bo obtmned. Melcher, Howiard . noted ccclesiological structure, was be- We modestly invite comparison as to the Lo S g . their claims to other'dzents or attorneys who | 1f your claim is wortnless or illegitimate you shi A D Foy | slon widow does not have to un 1n 1168 and not finished till 1550, 1t | yield of our broduets. Threshiog is now BABY IN VARIOUS COUNTRIE. might expedite the, tollection, congrass un- | Will be so notified without fear or favor. 1f ——————— | prove that soldier’s death was tho claim is_ genuine it will re ive prompt 1 a fivoadslod building, and both outer [ fairly under way, showing u vield in some iu- — dertook to afford the.desired velief. This it s W ~ o aislos runaround the choir. —Of its five | Stances of gralhy tomwits In Spain the infant’s face isswept with | did in the act attention and_ eiicient prosecution. 1t un ., agiaralish, | duetohla servics in thearmy: eat, 345 bushels; bari )35 oats, K ; A successful, no charge will ve made; proviaed, nres I 8 ture! aicharges of stories only tho lower one 15 typieal | g rea e 1o i, a pine treo bough to bring good lue To Recover Doprodations | jowoyer, that claunants musy dofray thoit v Y 5. N BrLYALC e ol Juaragueed it (o g Cerinin v tat! 0 womin, S Mrdonis by I prescribeitand feel safa cldwill | In Ireland a bolt made of woman's | , Parties dosiring t&4Vail thomselves of tho | own expenses iu tho proparation of afildayits, Gothic. It has two large towers of equal | "yt 1s safo to say thut the average Corn, sor- | haiv is placed about a child to keep benefite of the act in guestion regarding tho | depositions, and other evidence outside of height, but not the same in width, orig- | ot fall far below these figure Kucas pecu.iar inally designed to be surmounted by | ehum, broom corn, potatoes, roots, e o | har 5 recovery of claims growing out of Indian | Wishington. Wewill furnish the necessary A N A o6 spires, aoars n‘ll nl-m.tb;.n.?\:;.:::::l“: (.l-uz,l)l siamy prodlgious. " 81e, Arolf harm depredutions snould ‘forward 1o Tue Ber | Jegal napers and boar tho. Washington ¢ @ TAsEiAAs YRAILID, oy, PRopinarding 19 SEnRRA P A D reulinrity of | Tho equable clinate, never excessively hot Garlic, sult, bread and steak are put | Breeav or Craiis pifiver of attorney grant- | expenses only in unsuceessful claims, Whon UL 8. 4. &) TONER, M D, D:carun, sopt, whlch latter is a peculiarity of | 38 hlv aold. renders it possible for the | into the cradle of a new-born babe in [ ing authority to appear in their case in the | claims are allowed, a reasonable feo will be : by Druggis all French Gothic cuthedrals. The plers | f Ve le" e ie or ‘stack to in & grent_mea. | Holland. court of elait wy shoutd also furnish a | charged to cover actual cost - 81.00. aro nearly all simple. The interior is | sure provide for themselves apon the rich, | In Scotland it issaid to rock the empty | 2thiled statemont of tho loss, including each | “"Al{ letters will be promptly answered and m simple, but the internal effect is impos- | putritious native grasses, which, in this cloat . 8¢ 10 empLy | specific articlo lost, its value, date, county | all information concerning form of applica Wo gend the marvelous Fronch), Under slxteen years of age at anl ing and grand. Itis largo enough to |-atmosphere, properly curo upon the ground, | 710 Will insure the coming of occu- | and state, band or tribo of Tndians “commit. | tions for claims, torms, ote.. will ha given soldier’s death entitled to pension hold 21,000 peopl affords a suficient supply of tho most nour. | Pants for it. ung depredations, names and present ad- | with as little delay as practicable. No letter Its longth is 890 feet; width of tran- | ishing food to practically winter stock. Tho The Grecian mother, before putting | Uresses of witnesecs whosoe testimony they | will be answored unless tho seuder encloses under the new law, ong 0. faoks i $h of tran | iehing food 10 DraouiceLy lonsionte ol hild in it Qo turne thres | expectto use in substantiating theiv claim, | roquisito stamps for repl sept, 144 feet; height of vaulting, 105 | best of na ay, ho can be obtained | her child in its cradle, turns three 1 2 dalm, | requisite stamps for rep! 3 i antrus L M]flv h.“"“: e} w‘.‘fiylu :fl)\\\{\;;\lmfi.".l::‘) in unlimited quantities for 'those desiring to | times around before the fire, while (Fr u;‘nluan‘:: lllhulh;:-flx\uhilflan bearing upon the Address all letters relating to claims to IH,.,“,,,“:/ v if satisfied, All claims entrusted to this Bu i o e Bt L ey g ring r o i > ¥ evil | °08 oy may possoss. K A Bee EAU oF Addroos CO.. ‘eau are thoroug c ‘- width of front, 125 foot; length of nave | 5% stock up Gustog ““;:’l“,‘;‘;:ltl‘;‘fj‘\f 3 owly | 108 her favorite song, to ward off evil | “'Upon Sacaint of TIR simple informabion, | MHANAGEN ONAGA BB Buusal PRLMBSIME, 1 ol A merok oo sl i reau aretharoughly and yigor to transopt, 180 foot. It' has an organ | settind sonaition of this rogion, the prices ae | SPIFitS. Ttk Ber BUREAU OF Cralvs will immediate: Ay SYOR, = _ | ously prosecuted and 45 feot high and 36 feet wide, which has | which theso desirable lands are held have Welch mothers put a pair of tongs or | 1y sttend tothe mope intricato or difiicult THE BUREAU'S ALM WEGLR woumaUre OLES AL J 8481 pipos. Great richness of detail, | not reached their truly lecitimate values, or | a knife in the cradle to insure the safoty | POEtions of the preparation, a | It Intenas to Secure a Just Hearing - Tan, V! i simplicity of laying out and propondor: | Buything such us thoy will bring In a fow | of their children; the knife is also used | yion estmeiies sack bovors T doProda: B St T 1 { A o b o A strong | Mmonths; in fact, many farmer: t r N "D . ding b oyond 1801 S 3 s ance of horizontal lines are its strong | Monts: W fact, luany farinees iy the oastert | for the same purpose in some parts of | ' Teaders of Ty Hew or thoso who may file | When the Sun Francisco kxaminer estab YN anm points and render it very imposing in amount fully suficiont to obtain clear titlos | -nEland. claims for collection, are respectfully re- | lished its claim bureau it priuted the foilow- effect, both within and without. to far botter aud more productive lands in | The London mother places a book | quested to furnish Tue Bee Buaeau op | 1 Prospectus: 11 o) Its younger sistor of Tours is famous | the vicinity of Madrid, Tho groat sdvan- | under tho hoad of the new-born infant, | CLAINS with tho nawes and addresses of any | L1 EXamiaer has received so many com- for its benutiful westorn facade, which | tages, as to smull cash payments, long timo | that it may bo quick at reading,and puts | Other parties who havosuffered similar lossés | Plaiuts from its subsorivers in vatious lccali- has two towers asnd torminatos in ;um 10w rates of interost, ronder It easy for n | money into its first bath to guaranteo its | &% 41° hands of Indians. Muny peoplo ure :‘,1':;:;“';;‘)‘.‘:;‘;:”“[,‘u'“; delays ‘h\]n.:: onate ey > P i in- | live, industrious worker to A tor bia P g as vet unaware of the recent favorable legis- | ¢ho d AEROIOEY WORK poriorme octagonal lanterns. Tours is maiuly in er to soon pay for bis | future wealth, lation by which those claims can mnow. if | for them by the various claim agents that it iaid 5% Slithn | in any ease until suec AL sful. e A ike S ) land from its sure products. S . ; toresting to us in that like St. Jonn's in | 15 O mj,;‘m"|:':,’_‘:\%;r"“m, B it neaetion The Turkish mother loads her child | properly prepared and presented be collsoted, | has decided to establish in Washington a indles All letters of inquiry, or for ad= its make-up, it fuses in a very pie- | o0 19 RUGE SR SONE » | with amulets as soon as it is born, and a | * But Indion depredation claims are not the | Puresu for the collection of all legitimate i B Ny raoge as fol- turesque manner the Gothio and the | jowi: Wild lund 8 to 810 por acro: im. | Small bit of mud, well steeped in hot | only ones wnich Tue Bee Bumesu oe | Claims against the governn fandh R asthe | vice will be promptly answered fenat lin Renaissance, proved farms §10 to $15 per acre. Torms, | water, prepared by previous charms, is | ULAIMS proposes to handle. In brief, it will | departmeuts. ‘This bureau will be in charge A No charge for advic St. Paul’s of London is Renaissance in | five to ten years' time at seven to ten per | stuck on the forehvad. > look after any claim which any citizen has | Of its Washington correspondent, who has al \ style und ranks fifth in size mmong the | cent interest. At the birth of a child in lowor Brit- | €At the government or any department of | had much exporience in the prosecution of £ Fancy Goois Deak Address, world's great cathedrals. 1t perhaps is | 1f you bave alittlo ready money; if you | tanv tho neighboring women take it in | tie Rovernment. It will bo specially service- | Clalms against the various departments of | erinholnielbiats, Canadusand borve -y nave piuck, awmbition and. lndustey’s it you g L' able to soldiars of the late war. the government. Charges for sorvices per- the most distinctively national cathedral sharge, wash it. crack i i d rub . 1 e p NN DA \ nost d ively natlonal 1| sook hoaltt In eddition 10 prosperity’ 1t you | Charge, wash it. ¢ its joints, and ru e e e i P formed by this bureru will bo nominal and | “OMAFA [Mituations procura for grada ) [ {n tho World, haviag heap buliy .'I"{‘;"’»‘ desira a locality that never has kuown faiiure | 148 head with oil to soldor the ‘cranium | gyagco” s it may appedr, thors. arethou- ANIERAY [0 00100 0. 1h Rolun) aow 08 e |, p siiitvoon nitox a5 ow | 1) ‘A ‘1 U ‘l U AL Bob i O roar, Chy - | of crops; if you wish to becoms the fndo: | boos It ia thon wrapped in m URRE | sands of veterums of tho. Teboliion. wbo ard | resssiiicquch lokul scrvioes a8 may boueces: | SOHOOL OF (TN Iy Cnit neb d \ out claims to pher Wren was its designer. It was | pendent owner of a self-supporting home, act | bundle, and its lips are anointed with | old weary ~ Vg 575 u q g o . 3 h . , weary, lufirm and boyond the skill of s of the ot r . 8D thas it J - bogun in 1675 and finlshed in 1710 It | at ouce, aud avall yoursell of tho gonorous ' brandy to make it a full Broton. phyaician’ or surgeon 10 Tesiore 10 healtd. | Court of elatas in the suproe court - TELEGRAPHY.| B Building Omaha, Neb