Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 2, 1891, Page 3

SEE! Hoy - | JHE OMAHA BEE.|NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES, L BLUFFS. 12 PEARL STREET. COUN OFFICE: - NO I, W.TILTON, - MANAGER TELEPHONES | Riisiness Office MINOR MENTION. N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coa!. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block Uf you want water in your yard or house €0 t0 Bixby's, 02 Merriam block. The pulicemens’ ball will be given at Ma- sonic temple on the evening of September 19, Thirty-four car loads of silk and tet passed througlh the city yesterday en route west by she way of the Birlingtor A marriage license was issued yes| ymasPructt and Lotta Dufell, Brawattamie county. case of diphtherin was reported yvestor- the d-year-old daughter of . T. Water heing the vietim, Straub will have o hearing this moring In police court on the charge of malicious de- struction of property. Found, pocketbook containing money Owner can obtain sume by calling on J. C Bixby, Merriam bloc Carlos Woods will be given a hearing to- morrow morning on the charge of stealing a 1ot of household goods from the residence of Johu Veezy, ’ The members of the Rebekah relief asso- i uested to meetat the Odd ows hall this aff 3 o'clock. By order of the preside “The German socie bund of this city 1! bave its acnual gathoring next Sunday at Bock's garden. Jacob Hauck of Omaha will be present and deliver an address. Miss Delia Shearer entertained a number of her friends at her residence on Secoud avenue in honor of her fiftoenth birthduy. About forty youne people were present. Robort Boyd has been examined by the in- sanity commissioners and ordered confined in tho hospital, It is claimed he has been so free in the use of a razor that his family wereafraid for their live: Fred O. Millard and Miss Emma Nipps were married last evening at the residence of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nipps, ncar the Deaf and dumb institute, Rov. T, I, Thickstun oficiating, George Donley was arrested at Cut-Off is- land yesterday afternoon and brought to this side of the river on the charge of larceny. It is cluimed be stolea gold watch and vhain from one of the residents of the island The case of Charles Denny, charged by Conductor Ned Mitdhell of the motor line with making malicious threats, has veen con- tinued until such a time s will suit_the at- torneys in the case. It is thought that this means & dismissal of the suit. Drs. Hanchett & Smith yesterday left their old oftices over No. 13 Pearl street, and moved into their new suite of rooms on the fourth floor of the Baldwin block. Their new offices are Nos. 40, 41 and 42—next to the elevator—are conveniently located and attractively furnished. Tom and John Pruitt were arrested yester- duy afternoon for disturbing the pcace at Vie Jennings' store on kEast Broadway. When the authorities were summoned to the scene of the disturbance the two fellows were raising all that part of the city by tyeir profane and obscene langunge. The school board allowed bill to the amount of §00 at the mecting Monday night. The next meeting for the purpose of assign- the teachers to their respective positious will bo held as s00n as the chmrman of the com- mitteo ou teachers is ready to muke his report: lay to both of Horsford's Acid Phosphate For the Tired Brain from over exertion. Try it. Money is what we all want and the question most discussed is how to get it. "Thero is plenty of it if we could only get atit. There is only one way to make money, and that is to buy something that someone else will pay you a profit on. Now, if you carefully look over the past, present and future of Morningside you cannot help seeing that with another year’s improvements lots in this addition will be worth a good deal more a year from now than is at present charged. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. F. T. True has returned from a two weeks’ trip through Nebraska, Miss Julia Ofticer returned to Chicago aftor 8 Visit of several weeks in this city. Dr. M. H. Chamberlain is confined to his bed with a severe attack of tonsilitis. C. M. Harl is in Des Moines attending a session of the supreme court of Towa, Mrs. T. A, Clark and daughter Sadie bave returned from an extended visit in the east. John Churchill and family bave returned from Okoboji, where they spent the summer Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCoy haue returned from a three weeks' visit with relatives in Obio. Rev. Adolph Wesseling of St. Peter's Catholic church has returued from a trip to porthern Minnesota. Miss Laura Flickinger returned yosterday from a visit of a couple of monts with rela tives in Independence. Mrs. Diffenbacher of York, Neb., is the uest of her aunt, Mrs. Kate A, Atkins, and or cousin, Charles A. Atkins, C. E. Murray of the Pullman dining car department and William Unthank left last evening for a ten days’ visit in Colorudo, Mrs, J. P. Mulholland has gone to Des Moines to attend the state fai he will meet her daughter Mamie at that place, who has been visiting in the eastern part of the stuto, For Schlitz beer apply 1020Farna n. 0 R R. Growe Morningside. We do not ask you to buy in Morning- side on our judgment. AlQ we ask is for you to look over the addition. See what has boen done. Find out what is going to be done und then decide for yourself whether or not you want to come in, Buy your furniture, and hovsehold goods of Mandel & Klein, Couucil Bluffs.” Prices very low; freight prepaid to your city. Fine oMces for rent in the Shugart block; steam heat, elevator und all fod- ern improvements; low rent. See Shu- gart & Son or elovator mun, Now Goods at the Boston Store, The biggest array of boxes ever piled in front of a Council Bluffs business house attracted attention to the Boston Store for the pust few days. The boxes reuched up neurly to the second y on the Broadway front and fully as h on the Fourth street side. The boxes contained the first consignments of new fall goods that Messrs, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Company have provided for the putrons of the Boston Ladies of Council Bluffs and vicinity will be interested in inspecting these elogant new goods. The new styles are very handsome and the prices lower than ever, carpets, stoves e — imble,atty, Baldwin blk,tel 303 Drs. Stewart & Patty, votor geons, 45 Fourth street, Council Fran \ry sur Bluff s, Removal sule. Bargains in shoes. Kinnehan has removed from 3 Broad. way to No. 11 Pearl street, Pienie at Mauhattan beach. Round trip tickets from Omaba, including b ride, 50c; on sale ut news stands at M lard and Murray hotels, The bast property for the money Council Bluffs or Omaha is in siae. in Morning- 5 —_—— Call on Cooper & McGee, 16 Mai street, or My, Gould on the ground for prices and termson Morningside Jots, List of 8chool Books and Rates of Exchange Therefor, ASSIGNMENT GREEN CASE AGAIN, Attorneys Have a Concerning the Failure of the mory of a Witness ot Wordy Wrangle r News Noto A notice has been issued by the president of the school board to the pupils of the pub- lic schoois, informing them of the rates that have been made with the book publishing firms for the exchange of the old books for the new. D. W. Bushuell has besn ap. pointed custodian and the books will be found at his storo. The following is a list of the books with net prices in tho primary and grammar grades: Intro- F duction cn'nee Pric Price, at Reader. # 16 8 00 lor 2 Copy Books—Payson, Dunton & Seribner's—No. 1. per doz No. 2. per doz No. i per doz No. 4! per doz No. o, per doz No. 6. per doz Arithmetic — Grec plet nmir—Weisi” ogriphy—Potte nited States History ery's Am Priniary U saf's”Conis Leskons S Aavanced Mon tgoni- teos History — First Book Prang's Shorte Drawing Course [ 1 k] 11 list of "books, with their prices, to be used in the high sch ool: Tntro- pung's Eler Latin Book, ssur, Harper & ro. Allen & ( vil Government Censon...... . nistry - Shopard's 4 J English “Composition — Chitten- L % lish Litora Dar sometry — We und Solid True & Dick- 1 History Latin 1‘1 OURI'S ... .. cs— Appletdn s ¢ logy—Hutchinson's ind Hygl 2 Al Geograph Psochology—Stecle Pliysi- 90 o4 128 o4 Trigonometry- Plave Virgil—Greenough Zoology—Colton's Caligraph Writing Machine has a key for each charactir, and no shift carriage. With each and every purchase of the Council Bluffs Music' company, 538 Brondway, will give one copy of the celebrated **Skirt Dance.” The prettiest residence property in the city is in Morni. ide. The ladies of the Broadway Methodist Episcopal church will give a sociable next Thursday evening, September 3, at the residence of Mrs. Dorland, 244 Vine street. Liverybody come, as this is the last social of this conference year. Il goods, finest line in the city, ed at Reiter’s the tailor’s, 310 Now just rec Broadway. Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl street, next to.Grand hotel. Telephone 145. High grade work a specialty. Two beautiful parks in Morningside. Trouble Over Compensations. A petition has been filed in the district court to have the proceedings in the estate of the late J. M. Phillips reviewed and the approval of Administrator Askwith’s bond and the fixing of his compensation sot aside. The piaintiffs in the case are N. C. Phillips, J. N. Phillips, Gron- ville D. Phitlips, Mary'O. Phillips, Ruth M. Shepherd and Emma Voswinkle, all of them heirs of the Phillips estate. A.'W. Askwith was appointed administrator and a short time ago his compensation was fixed at §1,500, to- gether with other special fees for special services which he claimed to have rendered. ‘The heirs now claim that he has not done labor in connection with the caso that war- rauts the granting of such u fee. ‘Many of the services for which Asicwith claimed com- pensation, it is alleged were performed by other parties, some of whom were members of the family. Some of the settlements which he claimed to have made with the creditors of the deceased were paid for by other parties, and now Ask- with wants a double fee. Some of the procoeds of the sale of tho estate, to the amount of &4, it is claimed, have never been accounted for'in auy way. In view of these allegations the court is asked to set aside the award previously mads “Five years ago I had a constant cough, night sweats, was greatly reduced in flesh, aud had been given up by my physicians. 1 began to take Aver's Coe Pectoral, and after using Wvo bottles of this medicine, was completely cured.’—Anga A. Lewis, Ricard, Manawa's Mineral Water. The artesian well at Lake Manawa is atteacting o good deul of attention and many remarkable cuves ure reported as having been made by the use of its waters. Last spring the well was sunk to a depth of 185 feet, and a handsome pavilion built around it. The well was originally sunk in 1886, when the hotel was being built. Its strong mineral qualities were at once discovered und n quantity of the water was sent to Prof, August Bode of Milwaukee, with the following result: Sulphate of iron, 6.9 Sulphate of magnesium, 4.5, Phosphate of magnesiut, Chalybeate, 3.4, Sulphate of sodium, 8.6, Chloride of sodium, a trace. Reaction—Slightly alkaline. In a note accompanying the analysis Prof. Bode s “The mineral proper- ties of the water are remurkable us being almost identically the same us the famous Waukesha springs. Skipped with a Safe, Frank White, a workman on the farm of Johu Carlisle, near Underwood, Pottawat- tamie county, has disappeared, and the po- lice of this city have been requested to keep an eye out for him. A small savings banis belonging to one of Carlisle's children You will never *find time for anytning If you want time, you must make it, Iy you want to try Carlsbad Spruedl Salt, You must “'take” it It 1s Nature's own remedy for all dis- cases of the stamuch, liver and kidr for constipation and rheumatne aff tions. Be sure to obtain the genuine imported article, THE OMAHA DAILY and containing 10 disappoared at the same time, and it is supposed that they went togetner. At the same tine a bay mare and colt disappeared from the farm of George I Mott, a neighbor of Ca I'e hor turned yesterday morning without a bria: and the thoory is that White, fearing detec: tion, and not having any way of getting rid of the animal, turned it loose after arriviog at his destination White stole a horse from John Dohany in this city s 1 years ago and was tried in the distriet court, convicted, and sent to the itentinry at Mudison After nis release he seemed to have turned over a new leaf, and conduted himself in a manuer until the present time. Wh went is & mystc fn change No gripping, no_nausea, DeWitt's Littlo Iarly Small pill. no pain when Risers are taken. Safe pill. ‘Bost pill, You won’t make any money by putting your savings in an old sock. ~ The way to make money is to judiciously invest your savings, and the safest, best way to invest is in good real property. an buy a lot in Morningside and pa it in small monthly payments, and iv wiil muke you money. City water on the in Morningside. lighest point Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co., 530 Brondway. Swa company, on music 335 Broud- Report of Mortality The report of City Physician Jennings for the month of August contains some st ments which will be interesting reading, which also speak well for the sanita condition of Council Bluffs. According to it there have been but nineteen deaths during the entire month, fiftecn of which were females and four males Of the nineteen all but six were less than a year old. Noue of the deaths were the re. sult ef coutagious diseasos. There have beon but six cases of contagious diseases re- ported to the city clork and they havo been diphtheria. - Thoro has been only one death in a public institution and that was an in- mate of the Christian home —— Information # Do vou know that any old sora or cut can beabsolutely curad by the intelligent use of Haller’s Barbed Wire' Liniment. Be merci- ful to your horse and try it. UNION PACIFIC GOSSIP, ce. Reports That a Change in Manage- nent Will Take Place Denied. New Youk, Sept. 1.—Many reports were circulated about pending developments in re gard to Union Pacific affairs, but they we all dented by tue officers ana directors of the company. The report that Sidney Dillon will resign the presidency is called ridiculous by Direc- tor Orr, who says such a thing bas not beon spoken of. The ofticers are all roticeut in re- gard to the financial arrangements of tne company, and it is understood that no state- ment will be made for some time, DeWitt's Little larly fisers; best little pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath. ot e sy Puilding Permits, The following permits were 1ssued by the superintendent of buildings yesterday : O.T. Me o1 und one-half story e, Thirty-sixth street and Awmes avenue...... . . #1700 . one and one-half story Halt Iloward ana ty-fifth streets o5t 0 te City Malt con foiir s brick malt house and Paine 6,000 h 1 sth and Castel LWO stor Total. .. DeWitt's Little pill_ever made. tme. None equal. Risers. Bestlittle coustipation every Jse them now. Marriage Li Tho following marriage licenses were issued by Judge Shields yester ) Poter M. Boyer, Ou 1 Mary C. Boyer, Omaha § Therou C. Court. Omahi. 1 Doretta Scollurd. On . Rogers, Omana, If you decide, from what you have heard or read, that you will take Hood's Sarsaparilla,do notbeinduced to buy any substitute instead. HARMLESS. TO ASSIST NATURE [, [=veoye the body is the great mission of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC. Microbi cannot exist in the blood whe is properly taken, as it promptly forces them out, and cures the patient. It has relieved thousands in a few days who had suffered for years. Mg. F. Z. Neuson, & prominent and wealthy citizen of Fremont, Nebraska, suffered for years with SCROFULA, and it continued to grow worse in spite of all treatment. Finally, Four Bottles of cured him. He writes: *‘Words are inadequate to express my gratitude and favorable opinion of SWIF1’S SPECIFIC. Treatise on Blood and Skin Discases mailed frea SWIFT SFECIFIC €O, Atlanta, Ga. Drawer 8, Sims & Saunders—ieomhes s federal courts, Rooms 4 4 and 3 Beuno block, Councit Bruffs, La nl Shugart N —Attorney at Law, No. 10 H, J, Chambers, 3ALerast a0 Sar o0 neil's store. Telophone No. 23k Business hours. 8. . to0 p. m, Counell Blums, La ST.FRANCIS ACADEMY BOARDING AND DAY SCH)YOL, FIFTH AVENUE AND S Can | depots on moto ‘onducted by the Sisters of Charity, B, V. M. TERMS I cd wnd tultion, embracing ull branches ished edueation fory of five months. ¢ SVENTH ST. o ronched from any of th Sept “or fu SISTER SUPERIO St. Francis Academy, Council Blufts, [a. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS AND PROFIT: $150,000 000 I Hirt, ), D. Edmu . Churles Transiet general - noss steupital and surpl in Southwestern Towa INTEREST ON TIME DEFOSITS FIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA. Pald Up Capltal. Oldest organized bank in the domestic exchange locul s ) collaetions. Ace ankers and corporations Correapondence (nyited. GEO. . BANFORD, President A W. RIEKMAN, Cashie®: 4. T, RICE, Assis‘sot Cashler. [ | . | | I REE OPPOSED TO Republicans Express the Non=Partisan “1 am in h od 10 the $0-c fon schem yesterday to o porter Uam 1n favor of nailing t publican party 1o tue ms on for victory It is ail a fusion betw election of a supreie ol el for Tiy Bee. 1 am one cans who do not believe been delivered over to th 1 believe a good republ boyoud u tion or dou talk about w non-p are making thems senso.’” The jud subject of fal election w sllector of « © hisopinion idea is “Th agree to nominate bim that would not make partisan, for the If there vere soveral and the convention should ugree to nominate half r half demoerats and place them all on one tic catled a nonpartisan ti neith nocrat nor not fill the bill rty accord wifly'the sentiment | of that editorial iu this mortfik's Bre which 1led non-partisan judicinl ' said Sehator 110 stock whatever in a8 these non-partisan peopl fupid nonsense “for. anyone con- nected with the republican party to think of en the two old parties judge,’ rs yestorduy to a reporter that tisan compromise s absurd by such a fusion < mentioned to Mr. stoms, and brepostorous, '’ ro is but one man and if the democrats and republicans should | in joint convention the nomination nominee would e huve to be either a democrat or a republican men to be nominatad | in a I'ie nominee would have to 9 ~y MBER EH1oN. bo one or the othor and thersfore be a noupartisan nomines, 1 nominating a stemght repu ig him, If the domocrats want electod, it thom do their best, but would be no sense in_ the helping to elect a democrat Hon. J. M, Moan of South Sioux Cit the Paxton, He was asked ‘Do the crats have much hopo of judgo’ ac) believe Thomselve oposition, On Manderson for I'nr Bre, “1 1y such scheme are suggesting. colors of the re iead and pushing No, I don't thiuk they do." “Do you heae auy talk of an WOrK up a nonpariisan movement " “Very little, Tho demoera are onposed to the nonpartis funce or indope: on the ik said Revenuo of those republi- the state has independent party \ can be olectod and thoso who ticket uon- will poll over @ third of the I think, had but a very slender following.” Mr, M, B, i nof O'Neill, a per: | friend of Mr. Moan's, said thing the party nominatos. 1 should surprised to seo the indopendents votes out of the 3,000 in the county. justin of Kearney. ticket for the Alox- he was not A.J He wi that ho hea Kansas City last night. a Bee man long encugh to ily endor: sald Mer, to elect iary convention 1ot a republ longer,” said Mr. Gustin, “‘but t is one of the best things 1 have sc long time. which the railroads ¢ trol of he judi wo ..d not only be bad policy standpoint, but ulso from wdoint. It in the supromg court if ncee non- rtainly 1ld hope to bublicans and + then 1t might bo t. A man who is | can vepublican would tie: the effort of Titk Bik in expos itig the inwardness of the nonpartisan judi an any t aditorial in pri It oxposes the only plan by tain con- Such a convention from a republi- A business is vetter to have honost poli rather could not in lican and elect- a democrat there repablican party at electing & supromo “How do tho people look upon Edgerton 1" ““They consider him a woak candidate,” attempt to of ourcounty ont party gain- » independent party votes this fall, whereas Lwo years ago that party 1 “In our county I believo the independents will elect every- not be voll 1,500 the well known writer ou railroad questions, came in from topped by 1891. than to have a corporation controlled tribu- nal of last resort the skin prosent D.D., Hov £ Sterling membors Niles 1ogi, Rev, W add, gram to deputy girlis | J.G Colie, th Opened with Due Cer Last nign1atthe First Presbyterian church the Omaha ally opened Tn the puipit Harsha, D.0,, T R , D. D, of the Bloomfie Al sominary. Pittsburg, stendy supporter of the colle, s in decl Deput Corrsns, A Drug Bono, says ho has nev such universal satisfaction as Chamberiain's Cholera the largo domand for it has beon a LUrprise to him. —_— obtained by - heologleal samina Several hundred wore Rev wis people Rev. John Lawrio, ips, [.D, . Sexton, nd Rev. i (N, J.) Colonel I, B the real L.D., M. B ephon and Rev. T. of the faocult W. Harsha delivered an o - ~ Arreste Neb,, & Tie Be Thomas od by Julia Quiun, Platte Center. recently and ch ist druggi sold isc at and Diarrhaa 1t is sold here by dru "CONTINENTAL. 58.90. evening N description does not count for much in a new mean to car 2.00. A light weight Overcoat is indispensable these cool mornings and Now is the time to buy one. our entire Fall Overcoat stock for a grand bargain sale. This week we hav p— 0. The season for We have a big stock and don’t are being opened every hour. CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE, Corner Douglas and 15th Streets. thoso ony. W Fininy originator . WaS prosent quent ug the seminary open, romedy Tho rosy freshness and volvoty softness of § variabl use Pozzoni’s Compiexion Powdor, who form- wero W Gordon, DD, Rov’ .., W. A Theo- of 1 De Witt's Little Early Kisors, bost pill. Spocial Tele- Pinson Platte Center was bound over to the district court today 1n $1,000 bonds on the charge of assault, prefor postmaster at vears old and to a child, spousivlo for tho affair. Pinson is The gavo birth Pinson with vbeing re- He furnished bond. Dunmore, Pa. medicine that gave and reat . > arranged A bombastic paper advertisement, but if you want to be convinced of the genuineness of this sale just step into our store this week and see the stylish absolutely all wool Melton Over- coats in three shades at $8.50, our medium shade Meltons and Kerseys at $10. and some of the choicest fabrics at $12 and $15. the sale of FFall Overcoats is short. y over any. We will be all ready 1n our Boys’ Department this week. New goods of COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS. All kinds of Dyoing wnd Cleaning done in the hichest style of the Faded and sta fabrics made to loo Zood 48 new feathers cleaned by stea In first-cluss ner. Work promptly done nnd delivered in all parts of the country. Sand for price st C. A MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR. Broadway, Near Northwes ern Depot, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA THE GRAND Council Bluffs, Ia. THIS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL IS NOW OPF N. A. TAYLOR, Manager. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, (UK} =) W ANTED —Three oo stewdy hoys, 10 to I8 yours old. o learn trimmer's trade. Apply to Keys Bros.'s carriage factory, Couns il Biufs, WaNT who sy sIst in a hotel. man A permanent ply sured. Inquire at Tv Blufrs, W ANTED Two vou dies want board and room In & priv; amily; references exchanged. Address C, Bee oftice. W ANTED At Grand hotel, chanbermaids; oo Wagos for those coniing well recons mended. A younz man hotwoon 15 wnd 2) ks English und German, to as- T4 well recommended young s with good wizes in ise uont: house, Counell WAN 1 want to yards of filing on T Leonard Everett. WANEED- T of plasteri; horse in part payument, IVerett, JOR R Sixth st QEYERAL I D i horsesas first up. Johnston & V NOR REN lease. room, No. Middie Broadw y. Been used for the past six y 10 stas tionery store. Apply toJ. Perey, shoo shop, under First Nut. Bank. " TANT Bluns. CUAIRVOYANT und aycho neter r also dingi “contract for 1,000 ird st. Apply ta ntract for 2,00 yards man who can take Apply to Leonar irnishied rooms, Jpposite postofieo furs for W wo good girls at Emmets 2 Nouth Sixth street. -Or I'wo-story stores D. Brow adway. otrle, or chars sis of disease. by lotter. “Suns ooper, 1422 Avos ings. Mrs. I uncil Blufts, near corner 15th streot, Terms, 5)¢ and $1.0). AGNIFICE re property In five-acre tracts. looa 4 miles from postoflic le on reasonable terms Some fine res! property for rent by Day & He (ORSALE or Rent—3arden land. with s Uy J. B Rice, 10J Maia st, Goumold MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE ND EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. For the Treatment of all Chronic and Surgi- cal Diseases. Perfectly equipped with every facility, apparatus and remedy for the successful treatment of every form of disease requir- ing medical or surgical treatment. MOST COMPLETELY ANTI-SEPTIC OPERATING ROOM, and best hospital accommodations in the west. Board and at- Write arrh, Bronchitis, operations, or circ tendance at reasonable Medical and Surgical and Harney streets, Council Bluffs, Ia., by the rates. The business of the Omaha [nstitute, formerly conducted at 9th late Dr. J. W. McMenamy, has been removed across the river to 268th street and Broadway where every case and any and all con- . tracts, old or new, are receiving prompt and skillful attention We refer by permission to patients we have cured. ular on Deformitie and Braces, Trusses, Club Feet, Inhalation, Electricity, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Kidney, Bladder, Eye, Ear, Curvature of the Spine Piles, Tumors, Cancer, Ca kin and B ood, and all surgcia Deformities of the MUman Body. Brace Dept. RACT United States, DISEASES OF blood diseares suec maurks to indicate BOOK TO MEN, FRE WOMEN A SPECIALTY. ssfully treated, to visit us may be treated at home by ontents or sender. In this department we are especially successful. TR USSES, and ull manner { surgical appliances, manufuctured to order and a fit guaranteod. ber, who was Dr, Mé¢Menamy's brace maker for yeurs, and who is unreservedly recommended by the medical The brace department is under the churgo of J. P, Webs profession as being the best bracemaker in the Our claims for superiority over all others are based upon the fact that this is the manufacturing surgical We each individual case, only braces and have three medical appliances establishment for skilled instru- ment makers in our employ, with improved machine- ry, and have all the year’s experience. latest own patents and improvements inventions, as well as our . the result of twenty LA 144 PAGE BOOK, Illustrated, Sent Free to any Address Syphilitic Poison removed from tk rrespondence. All commuuic One personal interview preferrad ipon private, special or nervous diseases, Impotency, & Book on Diseases of Women Free, system without m ions confidential, philis, Gle Only Reliable Medieal rury, N instruments st and Varicocele, Institute making W restorative treatment for Medicines or Call and consult us or send history of your case, and we will s ith question list sent v Specialty of Priv 55 of Vital Powe, mail or exp te Diseases, A able 299, wecurely packed, ng d 1n plain wrapper, op Porsons ul by Address MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, 26th and Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa