Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1891, Page 8

SOUTH OMATIA'S EMPTY PURSE Eff rts That Will Be Male to Replenish the Exhausted Exshequer, RACNG FOR THE Q STREET VIiADUCT, Cmaha Street Rallway Company Re tarded by the Police—1The Mattor of Rents—Mazic City In Bric The South Omaha city treasurer says that the fiseal year ending in A showed an orlap in the financial affairs of tae city of o 7,730, e believes that the shortage will bo the same tha present fiscal year, making o total of nearly #16,000. The treasurer be- lieves that the only way out of the difiiculty 15 to impose an occupation tax of £250 upon T'his, believes, of the bole, In says that the saloons of the city. he will help the municipality ¢ ca the saloonmen kick on this ho 1t will bo necessary to raise th from £500 Lo §1,000, which will be much moro expensive to them than paying an occupation tax of §230 licenses Levinson's story. M. Levinson called at this office this morn- Ing and denied tne truth of the stories that Judge Levi has been circulating ut Levin- son’s cruel treatment of his mother, Mr, Levinson also denies ever having invited her from Europe. A younger A. Leovinson of New York, sent for her, After living with him for four months sho wrote to M. Levin- son that she was sick while there all the time and wanted to_come ana live with him in Nebraska, She came here and stayed with Mr. Levinson two months and during this time he sent money to help support her enildren in Burope. When his wife refused to send any more money she began quarreling aad went to live with ber brother, I Katcky, After she had been with him two months she became sick. M. Levinsou states that he sent her a medi cal man, Dr. Walker, and _also paid for all ner medicines, Sue asked for a ticket to go to Now York, ard he offered w furnigh the money, but she backed out and would mot go, While she was dangerously sick her brother, 1. Katcky, sent her in a carriage to M. Levin- son and had her deposited on s doorste As the latter was unable to pay in advanco the sum required by the hospital authoritics before they would take his mother in he was obliged to send her to the county hospital As u proof that he has not ill-treate her be states that his wife visits his motner daily and always takes with her some substantial present, either in the shape of food or clean clothes! High Rentals in South Omaha, “Do you know why there aro so many empty houses in South Omaha?’ asked o citizen today of a BEk reporter. “No,”” was the reply. “Well, I will tell you. It is all on account of the hoggishness of landlords. It is a fact that no one can truthfully contradict, that rents are fully 25 per cent higher in South Omuha than they are in Omaba, and 40 per cont higher than they arc in Council Bluffs, The landlords here paid almost nothing for the ground on which their houses stand and they evidently intend to make tenants for both houso and ground every year. This avbricious spirit on the part of landlords keeps fully 80 per ceut of the persons employed in South Omaha from living in this city. Hundreas of the porsons working hero live in Omaha and Council Bluffs, where rents ousnt to be higher, but in fact are 5o much cheaper that mouey is saved by living in those citics and_paying car fare in addition, to got to work in this city. Tricd o Ste 1 a Street. About 1 o'clock yesterday morning an at- tempt was made by the Omaha Street Railway company to tesr up the asphalt pavement on Twenty-fourth streot between.O und P streots for the purposo of laying tracks to Q street. A gang of workmen with picks and shovels were on hand and thero was a load of ties ready for the track as soon Laid. Captain O'Hara of the police forco heard the commotion, and when he saw what was up he promptly stopped the work. Tt is supposed that the_object was to fore stall any cfforts by the Motropolitan Street Railway company to capture the Q stroct viaduct, [€) as Not a tee “IIIIIUIIL' ¢ Tho new building of Buck, Eggers, on Twenty-fourth street near N, is rapidly nearing completion, and is pro- nounced the finest business block in the city, At the top of the building are i large lett the 1nitinls of the builders, "B without any punctuation whateves everal versons have asked 1f Mr. Rosewater had erected the building for the South Omaha department of his great daily. One gentle- man said: “That man Rosewater is a genius, It won’t be long before he has a Bee ouilding in every city in the state.” tobbed by a Whitewasher. Mrs. Savage, who lives on tho Wost side, belleves that sho has been robbed by a Bo- hemian who was doing whitewasuing for her and her son Alexander has caused the issu- ance of a warrant for the fellow’s arrost. Mrs. Savage says that £0 was put in the drawer of a dresser this morning, and after tho Bohemian had finished whitowashing the rbom she looked in the drawor to sce if the money was still there, but discovered that it was wissing. Sho therefore believed that ho took the money. Eggers & Almust Lost His Nose, Piorco Kisner, an employo in tho tin de- partment of the Cudahy packing house, struck o fellow workman named Nathan Evans over tho face with a large piece of tin and cut a frightful gash. The wound is just below the bridgo of the noso and that useful member was almost completely severed. Owing to the frequency of such assiults the packing compuany will see that Kisner is pun- ished. Two Oars o ney vattle, Among the offerings yesterday was a bunch of grade Polled Angus beeves that averaged a round 1,400 pounds, for which a shipper bid $.7. They were the best cattle that have been here for months, and will sell either here ov in Chicago for Christmas boef, Magic City Miniatures. Robert Maxwell will go to T\ week. Deputy Postmaster James Meieynolds has returned from Poru, Chase Krigler, who for five years bas been with tho Howell & Bothwell Coal company, Das sold his teams to Dick Pearson. ‘The second annual ball of the local division of the Nationai Letter Carriors association X8 next will be held in Blwm's hall Decomber 81, May Norton and Vira Noel were arrested yesterday whiloon a howling spree. Tho charge of intoxication and vagraucy was in- scribed opposite their names. Lodge No. 148 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows has elected the following offl- cers: Ziba Crawford, noblo grand; Talbot, vice grand; J." H. Johuson, 'secre- 3 J. J. Gorman, treasurer; J. C. Thomas, Frank Gerburz and 5. M. Press, trustoes, S - A Preve itive for Oroup. We want overy mother to know that croup can be prevented. True croup never appears without a warning, The first symptom is hoarscs then the child appears to have taken & cold or a cold may have accompanied tho hoarseness from the start. After that a peculiar rough cough is developed, which is followed by the croup. The time to act is when the child first becomes hoarse; a few doses of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will r\ln'nllhu attack. Even after a rough cough Ypslred the disease may be prevented by using this remedy as directod. It has mever been known to fall cent, 50 cent and §1 vottles for sale by aruggists, Joseph Sexton is & Cook county, 111, law- yer who has been prospecting in the bi- chloride of gold fields at Blair, but who fu- terrupted his researchos loug enough to come 1o Owaba aud to stock up on baser material. He spent Monday night in \hn\ city jail but was released at 100'clock voster- day iwith $2.40 in nis posscssion. He was run in again at noon with only 80 cents in his pocket, having exchanged $1.60 for a job lot of trouble. Tho indications are strongly against his immoediate return to the Washington county minfug camp, A s First Bad Boy—H\ there, simmy! Wotyer snipe from that drug store! Second ditto—Ther nicest thing » on and have sum ad boy pulls out bottle of Haller's »ugh Syrup. Oh, my ! ain't that bully Hotcher life, ma says fit's w for coughs and colds, yer ever First ditto Second ditto bost thing she e REEAL Suggestions and Report by the Asso- ciution for Novembe The following circiular has teen issued by the Real Estate Owners association DEAR St Enclosed please ind our finan- elal stitement for the month of Novembor. During the pist month the effort mado by the citizens of Omahi (o seciare the republi- eun national convention has engigod the was not attended with Suceess in the way of securing tho convention, yet wo believe ‘that | 1 an udvertisoment the effort will prove of | incalealuble value to our city | With the excitenent of election and the con- | vention movement pissed we shall return o our lubors with renewed vigor, and in thi connection wo wish to remind ench membe thathe (oo s i part to perfc n the work that 1 fation 1< earryin it for the of all ried general ben Wo need n nd none aro b situntod to n this partof the work than those wrolled. With our lust FEPOFL W somd blanks for this pur few of which wnd pr 2 DUt G0 months mo yoar, itis the desire of the pr ofticers to Luild up the o fullest possibie extent du that when they surrender the ent to the new « <, who will be elected to tako cha Februnry 1. the asso- clation will be in the best possibic cendition to tiuke up the labo*s of @ new year. s Thank you for the intere manifested in the past, Tam yours truly, Gronae I BEMIS, Secretary. RECELPTS Balance on hand Novemboer 1., 8303 84 Roceived for stovk sold.. .. 63 00 Received for monthly subsirip: tions ur clty in o Nt bo nization to the that time, ins of gov- ern you Total receipts % #1,130 67 EXPENDITURES, Printing and stationery November Total for November... Bal e on liund MEMBERSHIP RE Number members lust report Now Withdr Net g Number v, 1 love your daughter and want to marry her, but sho says you have a con- dition to your cousen reainly sir, [ w ill always keep ¢ Halc ou_to Sure German I promise you wh the ainty, T will give them a dose just as 5000 A5 —as All right—you bave my blessing. JUDGE. DUNDY SUSTAINED, United States Supreme Court On the Subject of Attorneys' Fees, When Judge Caldwell of the Uuited States circuit court was in Omana a year ago, e made a ruliug which stunned some of the at- torneys before the Omaha bar. The case in point was a foreclosure suit which had been transforred from the stato to the federal court. The attorney sought ts obtain a fee in the case. Judge Caldwoll beld this to be unreasonable and unjust. He ruled that at- torneys in suc cases were not unlulml tc fees, ~ There wus a score or more of simila sults pending in the court at tho time the juc wholesale disregard for tno feel- ings of attorneys gave rise to a great deal of comment and disatisfaction in legal cir Judgo Dundy of the distriet court, sitting with Juago Caldwell at the time, declined to concur in the raling of the latter. [t will ba remembered that the former said at the time that his court had, for y customary attorney’s feo in fo and such ruling hiad been afirmed tices Milier and Brever during su terms of court in Omaba, He saw, he said, no reason for changing his mind outhe sub- ject. Last mght Elmer Frank, clerk of the dis- trict court, received notification from Wash- ington that the supreme court had passed upon tho point at issue between Judges Duudy and Caldwell, and that the ola prac- tice of this court had been sustained. phairas s A ) Porsons subject to ested i ley, |\ will be fntor- the expericuce of J. F. Miles, Wes- Venango county, Pa. Ho was taken soverely and called in two doctors who cribed for him but failed to give hum re- . A draggist of Butler, Pa., thon gave him a double dose of Chamberiain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, and io ty minutes ho was all right and is en- thusiastic in his praise of the Remedy. cent bottles for sale by druggists. - ERUISED amp HIS FOOT, pleasant risode in Mr. Dra Last Motor Ride. W. A. Brace, residing on Twenty-first and icholas sureets, last night, accomplisned the feat of alighting from a moving motor train. Hayving done so he will remain in bed for several weeks and will deyoto his sparo time to nursing a badly bruised foot Brace was a passcenge on an outgoing north Twenty-fourth street tramn. At Eighteonth and Cuming stroet he stepped off ar eud of the motor and was cauget b, cont platform of the trailer. Aftor ¢ rolled along the track for a distance of 1 feet, o wheel of the traile D his vizht foot, bruising and cuttin, w frightful manner. The man was takon to Sy taking shop and a physician called, Th wounded foot was dressed and Brace wus couveyed to bis home, 1t in nson's under- - -——— Fine as silk—Halier's German Pilis, e i The new Hotel Brunswick, 16th and Jackson. with all modern improvements Now open for guests. Moderate pr bR Building P The following permits v by superintendent of buildings yestoray : W Whn, two-story frame dwelling, i AsOn Street s Prootor, 14 P One inor permit d-story brick dwell- BEEOO%. Saiiirrins Total., 4 865 | S The Howe Scales, the only scalo with pro- teoted bearir No check roc Cat logues of Borden & Selleck Co., s, Chi cago, 1L, (i Competition tremblus when Hayden Bros. opea prices on pinnos sud organ. Sl Marriage HLECN The followlng marei liconses wera is- | sued by Judee Shields yesterday: i Lac Name and Addross. § Hans 8, Hansen, Omaha 1 Borine M. Sorenson, Omuha. § Charles 1, Hurtman, Kansus Olty I Catherine Cralg, Loulsville, Ky " h - s | Commendable, ot consistent with the high character of Syrup of Figs are purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig Sgrup Company, It ucts gently on the kidneys, liyer and bowels, | cloansiug thesystem offectually, but 1t 18 not: ( acure-all and makes no pretensions that every bottle will not substantiate, All claiins A e Wegman piano. Now scale. Now tuning device. Sold on installments Hayden Bros, '1' H K OM I\HA DAIL \ BEIE, WLI)\I' I)A\ ELASCO'S Glory of Des HOUR OF TRICMPH, p Water Will Be Oelebrated in Trus Texas Fashion, ALL THE WORLD IS INVITED TO COMF, Grand Excursion VELASCO, Correspondence of h of next water, FFor twent has wished | on the Gulf ir wish have th of the Brazc into the Gu and western what under the gineers, ent gov Captain 12 shirtes eng , kid mouth of th again M. tain Brazos rive jettics at th They repc the 100 feet wid In two year seven-tenth has been of the scour of ning it, 1t Did Not cither, ask ull the to comc and rejoice The v tickets for ¢ and we will Our deep water and our bor belongs the west h in Velasco. mu ing south, suga coul, silks not get into pensive ligh ing that Vel Oyster Roast and neers of the nds’ shame upon 1 of what Cap ry sehoolboy Brazos a channel six feet but w Now lown on the commerce ol‘ the Free to Guests Lusty Young Gilant of the Gulf. hip the r Tex., Nov. 28.—[Special The B, ]—On the month this infant city will lebrate the accomplishment of deep y long years the great West and waited for a deep harbor coast of Texas. Todny they At Velasco, the mouth ) river where it empties If of Mexico, pr1 money 1enterprise hasaccomplished iment mon. expended etion of rnwment en- irely failed in. s put to shame tho silk sk and well fed States at the iver, and now who is Cap- chief, has heaped more them at the mouth of the r. They reported that the o Mississippi’s mouth would in Kads promised, knows the triumph of wds. orted that gloves United o Mississippi 3 B, Covthell, mouth of deep and bo maintained. 1 seventeen and at the e could not s u channel s feet deep and 230 feet wido jened without dredges, and the viver is not only muin- g it deep r every Cost Uncle Sam One Cent we ave rejoicing and we 000,000 people of the west I5th of December with us. ilroads will sell you round trip e fare, zood Tor thirty days, take the best gare of you. |HI§~|IH'|\A“1 hav- to you. Every producer in dollar and cent” interest puyer in llm \mmn Tho gront world has ugh the channel made by nto Velasco and is demand- attention. I'ruits of jho vand lumber from the east, in large ships which could the Gulf ports without ex- iterage churges, ave demand- lasco take their cargoes and give them return freight of cotton, wheat, flour and meats. Velasco 15 only 1 s 02, but its commerc established; every depart- ment of tr: one to tak and seventy-one tablished, but the bu: 000 or leis in the busine: firms ing, begging some . Three hundred re al y es- ness of a ¢ of 20,000 people would not be enough to answer the demands. In 185 du worth of lots have been sold. 16th there will t other block have been r can at tha across th ness blocks fast as men All you can ¢ Commercial club. Come dow you buy 1 lo tonic and tn roses a oysters slee, you for the Remember opening wit ion, D rcember 1 right hand Dr. Cullimore, ocuiist, The Prozr lron slooming in eve vs at private sale $715,000 On the and 17th of December he o public auction of every in the city, These blocks srved for this le. You Wt time buy lots which are treet from great brick busi- which arve being piled up as can handie brick and mortar, 15 will give information or it by writing to the Velasco n and see us grow, whether ot or not. You may need a wee days with us where the y yavd and fat D in every creek,” will repay wip. We will welcoma you. the da of the harbor h oyster roast and ship ex- smber 15, The auction sale 6and 17. We will give our in welcome to all who come. 0. W. Crawronrp. Bee building This Direction by the Army. The effort to enlist Indians ia the regular army is beiug watchad with a great deal of solicitude by version of a diers would permancit peace bety ers ulong the fronuer, settl Ge erul Jo department of the one of the United State: troublesome diaus of u warlike disposition artment th ht departs v, and tho g ving i e hods of d The indications point L move future. Lieutenant fantey has s the Cheyenne regime to Arizoua effort will be among the A Lieutenant try has enlis Ogalalla's at his company Lieutenant try bhus bee among tho hias not suc Captain C A company at Siou: 1 st utenant oned those who beliove tnat the con- ge body of Indians into sol- &0 a long way toward insuring 1 the Indians and tho i R Brooke, com Play most s s army Indians, in the mar There are in gement of more In- this de- an in auy otherin tho entire ments of the army 1 the coun- neral realizes (he importance ai deal of altention to e best ealing with them. to the enlistment of > companies of Indians 1n tho Alexander of the Soventh in- uceeeded 1 getting six men of 1be to join company L of his lians will ‘be taken by it Harris and an made to recruit a full company pvachies. Pickeriag of the Second infan- ted twenty-fivo men from the Pine Ridge and will soon have full Johnson of th n tryiog to Bannocks und ccded. pp has been detailed to recruit Kosebua among the Bruie Sixteenth infa; ruit compan Shoshones, but Krug of the Eighth wfantry, Fort Washalkie, bas been granted a leave of absenco of four months on account of the sickn Colonel 1ic proceed upon | where the different compa are stationed of four mont Cigi s for 55 of his wife 1dell of the Niath cavalry will u tour of inspection to tho posts iies of his regiment and then take a leave of absence bs. tho force about the adjutant val’s department wore furnished yestor- M. Lowe. Tho day by first assistant elerk | boy is suid tc bo a solcier from top to toe. ~ The OlL and the New. +0f course'it hurts, but you must grin and bear it,"" 15 the old time consolation given to persous troubled with vhermaism. ~“If you Wil tako tho traublo to dampan . pleco of el with Chamberlain’s Paiu Baln and bind it ovor the seat of pain your rheuma | tsm will disappoar,”” s tho modern and | much more sutisfactory advice, 50 cent bot- ties for sule by druggists. Mr. Wm. | has his son’s { Dr. Cullimc Wan Two men f guests of v have come for the purpose takeo S0me.s the river bank opposite their the past year bkl LSO eha of Thurman, Iowa, @ operated upon toduy by 1 re, the Bee bld’g ocu! - he Miss pined, vom Fort Pi or Commissioner Be D., are the in ey of having bim | tops looking to the proteetion of town. During the course of the Missourl at that poiut has changed, and With tio opeu- | [ 10¢ lmrofn]\rlxlk there ds prospect that the whole town will e washiod away. Mr. Berlin informed them that ho was powerloss to render: any assistance, He ad- vised them to lay (the mattor beforo their congressmen, us thetrouble was not in this river district. PR *'It lends them all,” is tho gencral repiy of druggists whon asked about the merit or sales of Hood's Sarsaparilia, —— Maunee Today, The price for the regular Wednesday matinee at the Farnam Street theater is 25c any reserved seat in the house. There will be noadvance today to see Rich & Hareis' great company, “Boys and Girls.” — - Omaha nt. We take pleasure 1n noticing the preparation of a book on our city by Mr. John Lethem, an exporienced publisher in this particular line. The book will contain, besides historical matter, ex- haustive statistics showing Omaha's comparative commercial, realistic and general terial tuess and advant- ages among the cities of the union. In this di hopes not. 1y mention sever touched tho publisher 1 novel points upon respecting on espe to formorly Omaha, The book will be issued in pamphlet form, the standard size of the popu- lar magazines of the day, ] st type and size of pige as th Century, a style adopted as in all respects the handiest and most serviceable for works of this nature. It will be iliustrated and will run about 175 pages, The business of getting will be dene entirely in the book Omaha, out where Mr, Lethem came o year ngo, consider- ing this city possessed of better print- ing establishments than any place be- tween St. Louis and Sun Francisco. has issued now three books from Or b id finds the public weil sutis fied with the work they have done. He is assisted on the Omaha book by four men collecting data, and is in the market to purchasé the use of views, en- He gravings, or information which may be of vaiue, and that any residentis willing to give. His oflice is- room 419 Beo building. — - Short on Jurors. Yesterday morning the judges of the district court discovered that not enough of the jurors drawn one week ngo had responded so that the business of the term coula go on wishout int tion, Tmmediately Judge Estelle and Clerk of the Court Moores pro- ceeded to tne ofiice of County Clerk O'Mal- lov, whoro they drew from the box the nemes of fifty men, who will report this morn- g and serve as jurors during the balunce of the term. The men who were caught this Paul Serf, € Sheldon, ( y, John J. Welshans, Mige W 1, William H. Kenned: Johu Kling, Dennis Kelliher, Bernard Kell Haus Limoare, Jesso I. Lale, Poter Lind- rles W. rorge 1K, gren, Theodore Ells Daniel J. Flynn, George P. Griffin, Nelzon s, John K Hazard, H. Hanson, M. C. Joes, Jons 'Jenson, Willinm Livingstone. Patrick Manning, Jerry Mulvibill, John W Martio, Charles I, builer, William Madden, P. C. Olsen, Thomas O'Counell, George Pow- ers, Edmund Powers, W. M. Parace, Patrick Quinn, Michael Itegan, George W. Reid.John John Rowland, Jens Andecson, George Buckingham, John A, Cusick, krank loman, J. Dennis, i Doberty, John Erickson, Johu H. Woods, Joseph A. Young. A Quck ns-Continental cight Train. (Frow thie Ameriean Grocer, Nov. 25, 1501) been iknown v cireles, the the largest shipment of any one prop- t it ha: rieta ticle th took place was on tho way to California by the South- ern Pac R. R. The shipment consisted of about 30,000 cases of Royal Buking Powder, occupying vhe entive cargo space of two of the Morgan line steamers to New Orlenns, from which point it wili require a solid train of 25 cars on the R R Under an agreement with the trans- portation companies, the goods are to be delivered on the const within twely days from the date of | oW Yo our hundr dollar piano, Warranted seven years for 8187, New scule. Hayden Bros. - OURS To Summer Lands via the Wabash Route. The Wubush are now trip tickets good returning 1 toall the wintor resorts Mississippi, Alabama, North und South ' ¢ vkansas and Texas. The quickest and best route to the Hot Springs of Arkans Foc tickets and full information in regard to routes cast or south cull ut Wabash_oflice, 15( Farnam street, or write G. N. Clayton, W. Pass. Agt. lling round June 1, in Ten- Florida, Louisiana, DELICIOUS Flavoring Extract NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla - Lemon - Orange -~ Almond —( Economy In their use Rose etcy| Flavor as dellcately and dellclously as the fresh frults THER ADELINA ATTI mmfl)c Is The Bes the Qf pertect purity. Df great strength. market. Try it and be vineed TURNER-FRAZER MERCANTILE CO | Sole Western Agents, St. Joseph, Mo, I in con 2, 1801. DEC E\HH' R Have you had the |v|0'\:urc of taking Omabha lately? every direction, see cuts thirty feet deep. went up there If you haven l)nu can hardly realize the Real estate is “‘moving.” Looks a before. (You'd be tempted to swear at the mud, too, west of 28th. Where was wont to be the trysting place down in a deep hollow, and where one old fellow used to round,” every evening after ‘'way west. The frogs have simply moved, you can't kill the any direction and you'll see marked improvements an Overcoat to keep you comfortable. few weeks have greatly reduced our st ularly is this true in medium priced gooc Our tremendous ¢ this week is Deep Cuts AT 0.50 bronz ate, .\lnmr, drab and steel, fine cassimere linings, full satin sleeve These garments regular fiftcen price on them, ten-fifty. are The garments that we have today reduced to twelve dollars are with- T They are lined with fine out doubt the best garments we have ever sold at this price. of an extremely fine heavy Kersey, have fine heavy satin slcc\v linings, self collars and The value of these garments you'll appre not a garment was ever sold for less than s AT 513.50 canton We are offering several hundred regular ei garments are made of very fine Kerse kind of Farmer satin or piaid cassimere; satin sleeve you get at your l.ulul’sA and Dblue, Take it on Douglas up above, if a man would want a balloon to get home with. vesterday for the first time in six months you'd swear you never perhaps.) of numberles sin seven, you'll'find it all filled in and a n'c “croakers” Ty flannel iate better when we tell you that ixteen-fifty until this weck. say, 17th, Ta round, round, o qo qo in Omaha yet, for the In fact IN OVERCOATS An immense big line of extremely fine Kersey Overcoats in black, brown, tan, with set velvet collars linings do.l or self collars, with and canton flannel pockets, ones, but we've made a quick hey are made cassimere, pockets. teen dollar Overcoats. heavy blue TRAKE RDVRNTHGE OF OUR DEEP GUTS. Have you sent us your bo; ’s picture yet? i BOCTOR ACKER'S ENGLlSH tenco, vous, Chronl Many years' oxp A regul grantost aucco: Spermatorrhona, Lost Maniood, ure. Consultation free. Do will stop n Cough in one ni heck a Cold in a day, and CURE Consumption if takcn in timo. F THE LITTLE ONES HAVE WHUDPING COUGH OR CROUP busine 1t Tastes Good. Dr. Acker's English Pills CURE CONSTIPATION. ¥ the despe and Courn unsurpsse | _fh&flriginal and Genuine (WOROESTERSHIRE) 1ER ) o LL, OMANA i BRONGHITIS IS CAUSED BY A COLD ottles in and inflames r tubes to the lungs. It 1s the bezinning of whic leadin SAUCE Bronchial Gonsumptlon Imparts the most delicious tasto und zest V) CRACT S0UrY, [TER from And if neglected leads to that diseuse v aMEDIOAL GRAVIES, TLEMAN at Mad. o speedily.” A sharp, metallic con b ac panies It. Take itin time and you can rag, to hin brothe talniy cure it with at WORC SCHENCK S S PULMONIC SYRUP Which is Without an E ul for BRONCHITIS FiSH, HOT & COLD LEA & PERRIN that their kauco i 3 hixhly e teemed in (£ “J> Ind the mok opinion, palatable, an woll | B tho Liont” wihcle: (s g Bome suuce that i - wade.” ~ CALEBITS, D, J. H. Scherot & SON Phila , Fa, and for nll diseases leading up to Beware of [mlmmul' H and including ci mhvunm ion o DR SCHENCK'S new book on Dis- | 8ee that you get Lea & Perring' eases of the Lungs, Liver and Stomach, should be in every home. ‘it fre sz e XA bepy 1,’ == Bignaturo on every bottle of Origingl & Genuine JOHN DUNCANS BONS. NIW VOirk GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, @3 W. Baxer & Go.s A GENUINEMICROBE KILLER L KIDD'S GERM Curos ERADICATOL the microbs or ) wlzoy, all disovsas oacaun 1 kil p wnd rotilod in 62 §§ Bantanywiora Wo s 4 South Om nell ufts. Or.3nla yQr The Leadiny DENTIST. Third Floor Paxton Block | from which tho excess Telepono 1055, 16th and Farnam Sts. oil ljoa been Teoved, 1a Absolutely Pure A full set of teath, on rubber, for #3 Por A e fit. Tecth without plutes or renovible andit is Soluble. s, never drop down 1 Without Pain public speii T 1 4il nted No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It has u three times the strength of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot eth Extract g8 Bt reas Cut tnls out for & 2ulde | | wnd | | | | win more th Cutehe ah Diamond Hrand. 'sunvnom Fiits | or Sugar, and is therefore far uiorc anrieinland Gy G, economical, coating less than one cent | @ cup. Tt s delicious, nourishing, strengthening, EASILY DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids 18 well as for persons in health, e fold by Grocers everywhere, W, BAKFR & G(‘.. Dorchester, Mafs. Gonorrhma » Beverest case. orinz from ts Of FANDA fally tor "t o urinaey 1.5 por bux. All Coune @isensen of the Bluod, Skin and Urlnury Organs. 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