Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 1, 1892, Page 8

8 ABUSED THE PUBLIC TRUST Present and Former Oity Officials In- dicted by the Grand Jurg, MOREARTY, MADSEN, TUTTLE, FLANNERY Results of the Grand Jury's Investigation Into the Condact of Muanicipal Affalrs During the Past Two Years—Court Notes, When the grand jurors reported in Judge Davis' court last Saturday they returned nino indictmonts. Any number of persons were anxious to know who wore the parties wanted, but Shorift Bennott kept the publ guessing untilfyesterday morning, whon at an early hour ho throw out his linos asd com menced to angle for his game. Ia this aneling ho met with remarkablo success, for ko landed four of his victims before the hour for opening court rolled around. Four Distinguished Prisoners, There was nothing unusual about the ap- poaranco of things in the large court room when tho bailiff announced that the court was ready for tho transaction of businoss, 1'rank Moores reaa the docket of Saturday’s procecaings, tho loungers dropped in aud took seats while four men, Councilman Thomas I, Tuttle, ex-Councilman Morearty, ox-Councilman B.'F. Madsen aud_ex-Street Commissioner Flannory occupied seats within the rail. Thoy looked at_tho carpot, the gas fixtures, the court and then at each other. After the routine business had bben trans- acted County Attornoy Mahoney stated that he had some matters to present to the court Tho audience strotched its neck and turned its listoning ear that it might catch every word of tho conversation. The court annouuced that it would hear Mr, Mahoney Mr. Tuttle First to Plead. Councilnan Tuttle was invited to & posi- tion directiy In front of the court, when tho indictment” of the grand jury was vead. It chargea that Mr. Tuttlo was™ a _mombor ot the city council and also a stockholder, an agent and gonoral manager of tne Silicon Wall Plaster corpany ; thut whien o membor of the council_and also n momber of - the plaster company he had iterested himsolf in a contract with the city of Omaha, contrary 10 law and contrary to the provisions of the ordinances of tho city, He had furnished material whict was used in a hall. “To this, what do you plead?” court. oot uilty,” responded Councilman Tat- o. asked the he bail, then,” continued the court, ‘‘is fixed at £1,500,” Mr. Tutile stated that he had a bondsman. Johu H. Butler stepped to the front and signed a paper, in which he guaranteod that Mr, Tuttle would be present when his case was called. That Bogus Ex-Councilman 8. called, and (o him an eck of O, I, Ballou's, I". Madsen was next dictment, to which he pleaded *“not guilty,” was read. This in- dictment charged that Madsen had mixed himself up in the Ballou electric light deal: that on April 1, 1801, while he was a member of the council, he had met O. H. Ballou and to him had proposed that if thers was money in 1t he (Madsen) would vote to grant Ballou a franchise, To the indictment Madsen pleaded not guilty. His bail was fixed at £1,500 and the bond was signed by S. Jaonsen. The hisfory of this caso was given at a council investization and at that time the tesumony showed thut an ordinance was in- troduced grauting an olectric light company, of which Ballou was the president, certain rights und privileges. The ordinance was re ferred to the committee on gas and electric lights, of which Madsen was chairman, Thera 1t remained for several weeks. Ballou tired of waiting, and one dark night visited Mad- sen’s house, near Seventh and Pierce streets. ‘The two men talted about the ordinance and the franchise until nearly midnight. Madsen was not enthusiastic over the passage of the tho ordinance, but finally Ballou wrote out @ check, which in the Investigation ~ was ' kmown as _ an “April foo) check.” This check WAS for the sum of £00, and was accepted by Madsen, after which he made a report favoring the granting of the franchise. While Madsen was examining the check, Ballou piciked up the orainance and tho r. port and left the house. When ths ordinance reacbed the council it was defeated. Two Charges Against Morearty. Ex-Councilman Ed 1. Morcarty was caught on two indictments, to both of which he pleaded “not guilty.” Bail was! fixed at $1,500 1n each case and the jbonds executed by Andrew Murphy. The first indictment charges that More- arty went into a strect sweeping doal tosome extont. From the fall of 1800 until a few weeks ago C. E. Squires, the street sweeping contra tor, had a bill of several thousand dollars be- fore the conncil. It had been disallowed by the Board of Publio Works ani also by the council, the grounds being that Squires had not performed the work in accordance with tho terms of his contract with the city. The indictment sots forth the fact that on October 15, 1501, whilo Morearty was a mem- ber of the council, he went to Squires and offered to do some log-rolling for the bill. If he was pmid §2,200 he would see that 1t ‘was put into the November, 15801, appropria- vion sheet and allowed. Indictment No. 2 against Morearty impli- cates him in the Ballou deal and ‘charges that he approached O, H. Ballou for the pur- pose of demanding $1,500 for influence which would be used in eogineering through the councii the ordinance granting the Ballou company_un electric light franchise in this city. Charged with Shooting and Malfeasance, James Flannery wns also caught on two Indictments, to both of which he pleaded “not guilty. In the first the bail was fixed at $1,500 and in the latter at 8500, ‘The first indictment charges that Flannery ou the night of June 2, 1501, with intent to kill, assaulted Charles Bauers a policeman. The facts as published at that time were about as follows: Flannery was running u saloon at Sixteenth and Vinton streets, Ho drauk of his own Jiquor until he became druuk, after which be raisea a row. A call for the patrol wagon was turned in and Flannery was carted to jail, where he was released, On his way home he met Bauers, the offcer who made the arrest, and at once opened firo on him. The bullets flew thick and fast, but as Flaonery’s aim was bad, none of them took effect. He was ro'arrested and taken to jail, ‘where he remained until the next day, when the matter was smoothed over and the prose- cution was dropped. At the time Flannery admitted the skooting, but zlaimed that his rovolver was discharged merely by accident, ‘The other indictment charges that Klan- nery while acting for the city in the capacity of street commissioner became interested in work being performed for the city. He was the owner of a number of teams which were put to work upon tho streets, he collecting tho wages. District Court Dolngs. Jullus Altschuler was arraigned Judge Davis and ploaded not guilty to having attempted "to defraud ihe J. T, Robinson Notion company out of §,080 worth of dry goods nm( notions. The defendant was in business at Missouri Valley, la.,, and last november visited this city. He 'represented that he was & mer chant doing & good business aud had plenty of money. Hoe bought the goods, making & #500 payment. Soon after the shipment the Robinson Notlon company learued that Altschuler was about 10 dispose of the prop- erty, caused bis avrest and took possession of the woods. Friday}a spocial venire for thirty-ninejurors was issuéd, returnable this morning. Upon the convening of the court tweaty-four of the men reported. Of this uwumber fifteen wanted to beexcused. A fow were lot out and the others remalned to do duty for two WoeKs. ‘Tho ocase of Ernest Stubt against Frank Murphy was heard and submitted in county wurg Judge Eller will hand down his decision Wednesday morning. In thie “oase Stubt brought suit to recover $48.10. The suit grew out of tho fujunction brought 10 restrain the city from delivering the §150, - 000 of bonds voted to the Union Depot com. . Biybl alleges that Murphy agreed w Lo 4 stand a share of the costs, but failed to pay his {vrn]! rilon. The case of the state against H. P. Mug- gln! is on trial before Judgs Davis. The efendant is charged with having induced Nels Olsen to visit an unocoupied building. While 50 visiting the place, Olsen avers that he wus robbed of 890 and some trinkets that ho hiad in his pocket. The robbery was com- mitted last November. —— SOUTH OMAnA. The Work of the Conncll. The city council succeeded in getting & quorum together last night, and transactod a considorable amount of business, Council- mau Wood of the special committee on a city hospital reported that the Haskell hotel prop situated between the city and the Bur tracke, was available for that pur The committee recommended that tho ,000 inbonds for the pose. quastion of voting $ mal 1o the people at the spring election. port was received and placed on file, Potitions from proporty owners for tho following improv its woro read and re- forred: Grading Thirtoenth stroet to Ar mour avenuo; sidewalk on west side of Twenty-second streot from Ito d: firo hy- drant 4t Twenty-third and J streets; grading Twenty-third streot from J to I, streots crosswalk at the intersection of Twenty-firet and N streets: grading I street from T'wen- ty-fourth to Twenty-fifth streets, including the aliey John Condon was granted an extension of time of sixty days on his erading contract. The reports of Police Judge King for the preceding four months were referred. D, L. Waterman, a sewing machine agent, sald that Ofticer Mike Hansen had bought & sewing machine from him for which be was unable to colloct the payments, His com- plaint was roferred to the chiof of police. Councilman Adams offered a resolution providing that at the regular meeting, March 14, the council receive proofs of circulation from the Omaha newspapers and decido which paper had the largest circulation. Tis, ho stated, was for the benefit of the applicants for liquor licenses, that thay wight know which paper to publish their applications in, After somo discussion the resolution was passed. The report of the finance committee was read, ond then the question that has pre vented a quorum of the council being pres- ent at tho last three meetings croppod out. Councilman Walters movad that the report bo adopted, with the exception of the itom of £20 as salary for Jailer J. . Maloney, who was recently appointed by the mayor. The motion was carried, In explanation of his motion Councilman Walters said that he did not thiink uny spe- cial police necessary. “Then I suppose you are willing to dis- penso with the services of the other special police,” remarked the mayor, and the crowd that had been waiting to seo’ a mus hon the question came up went away disap. pointed. The favorable roport of the committes on the petition for grading Twenty-third street from J to 1. was nceepted and au ordinance ordered drawn to that effect. ‘The bids for grading Twentieth street from O to Q strect wore opened and_on motion they were all rejected and the city clerk in- structed to readvertiso for bias, Graging ordinances No. 364 and No. were passed under suspension of the rul Ordinances were ordered drawn providin for a sidowal« on the north side of J streot from entioth to Twenty -third streets and ostablishing tho grade of R streotirom Sev- enteenth to Twenty-fourth streets, The re 365 Wrestling Over the Reeelpts, The Harschman-Leahy wrestling contin- gent are engaged in tho goaeral muss over the division of the spoils. Under the con ditions of the match the stake money of & a side and 75 per centof thogate receipts was to go to the winner, Harschman won the match fairly, and Rerereo Cush gave him the money. Leahy brought swit before Justic Hedg: to recover the mouey, alleging that the last fall was a foul and that tho decision of the veferee was erroncous. Horschman asked for a chango of venue, when Leany withdrew the suitand began another, making Cush tho daefendant instead of Harschman. The case will ba ventilated today. Work of thi ice. The report of PPolice Judge King for the month o f Pebruary will include tho follow- ing causes of arrest: }.lrunl' NNEess Disturoing the peace. ... Beating boar1 Lill... Violatinz ordin Ind Suspicions chi Obtaining money u Total.. J. A, Silver has Murs, Dr. Kirkpa 0 6 p. m. today. Mrs. C. D. Fletcher of Atlantic, Ia., is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Ernhout. Thomas Daugherty and Fd Mun wood, Iu., are visiting OMcer Hughe city police force. Dr. Wilson will entertain the members of the Trix club at the Ideal restaurant on Twenty-sixih streot this evening. The Kings Daughters of the I’resby church will meet at the residence of Mr 3 Housenolder, Twenty-third and I strects, Thursday afternoon. The Seventh ward military band of Omaha gave a very enjoyablo concert at Blum’s ball last night. The musical pr m was followed by a ball. The Swedes have accepted the challenzo of the German carpenters to a tug of war for $000 a side. The mateh will probably be hotd at Blum’s hall Friday eveuing, March 11. H. Herry was finod $3 and costs for dis- turbing the peace by Judgo King yestorday morning. T J. Hannagen, who attempied to commit suici Sunaay was given ten days in the county jail. Mrs. John Nolan died Ssnday atTwent; third and I streots, aged 63 years, Tho funeral was held at St. Aguoes’ church at 4 o'clock this morning, after which the remaing were interred in St. Mary’s cometery. Mrs. William Ewing died Saturday at her late residonce, Twenty-sixth and O streets, agod 86 yoars. The funeral was beld at & Agnes’ church at 11 o'clock this forenoou. The interment was at Council Bluffs ceme- tery. Big Henry," a coal heaver at, Co.’s packing house, was found lyiug on tho Unton Pacific tracks ina drunken fit last night. He was taken to the police station, whera Dr. Sullivan succoeded in resuscitat ing nim after half an hour's hard work, The Lawrence Sweeney Stock (Comnassion company of Donver has opened an office at the yar ‘They have associated with them Jim Horn, formerly of the James H. Camwp. bell company, who wil! bu ir hogs. Tho firm name w. Sweonoy & Horn. The Waggoner-Birney Stock Commission company have filed articles of incorporation with a paid up capital of §20,000. The officers of the compa ro: Prosident, Ab Wag. goner; vice president, William Wallace of Coin, 1a.; secretary and treasurer, Charles A, Birney. Joseph Nepodoll, secretary of the St. John's Benovolent ‘society, issued an attach- ment on the effects of Joseph Bauer through Justice Lovy this morning. The soclety lont Bauer £25, and say that the latter is prepar ing to leave town without repayiug the losn. }luuvr is a tailor and is employed by Miks 2opp. turned from ‘Cexas. k will receive from 3 of Ell- of the Swift & — Coughs and Hoarseness —The irritation which iuduces coughing immediately re lieved by wuse of “‘Brown's Bronchial Trocues.” Sold ouly in boxes, 'D®PRI all p— tenance of & city hospital bo submitted | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1892—-TWELVE PAGE DR MONROEOF BLAIR ARRIVES He Takes Charge of the Onstle Curs In- stituto in Omaha, A LITTLE CHAT WITH THE DOCTOR e Thinks Mis Field to Any Other ias of Cally From P Already. In Omaha Superio Had a Nuo Dr. B. I. Monroe, who has been in charge of the IKeeloy 1nstitute at Blair, Neb., for the past year. ved in this city yesterday to tuko charge of the institute located at 1416 street in the IPaxton hotel annex. | Last called on evening one of Tur BEE men the doctor for the purpose of interviewing him. He found the doctor to bo a great big footer with moustache and ehin whiskers, dark eyes and a very intelligent gentloman, to questions the doctor re- *Yes, i lef. Blair because I, ha, have a larger ficld to work in, Here wo control the world with the Castle cure, while at Blair wo v had this state. aguin 1 consider the Castle Curo equal if not superior to any treat- ment for either the liquor or morphia or tobueco habitues, There aro no unpleasant soquols fol- lowing the Castle Cure such as hend- ache, vertigo, 10ss of memory. inability to concentrate one’s thoughts, which make it very unpleasant for the patient. “With the Castle Cure treatment we obviate, and in fact can and do relieve these symptoms, oven after the paticnts have passed through other institute treatments. “In fact, with his tre atient is through the Castle Cu e and mentally when o tment at institte he is ph) in his normal condition, and it places him back to whe he was bofore he ever beeamo addicted to either the tiquor, opium, chloral, cocaine o: baceo habit. “I am more than pleased with the outlook here in Om 1s 1 think we lent fiold for work. my friends o an exe A groat many of have called on me heve today. having learned my coming through Tur BEeE of I expect to have many of my past patients call on me and would ed if you will so anuounce it in Tix duate is invited to person interested | in inve: M igating AL Jarvi ustle Cure institute, t B man through the showed the differcntelegantl apartments. Thoe institate is leeated in what is known as the Paxton hot an- nex, entrance to the same being either 1416 Harney street or through the b ton hotel oflice and elevator, The ofiice is on the second floor also the private rooms of the different physi- cinns in charge, as well as the mans ment, | One advantage of the institute is fact that it has any number of its disposal for the use of pationts may so desive, Judge B Guests, George Brackett, who appearad beforo the police court a dny or 110 ago with his arm in a slinz and so worked upon tho feolings of the court with an account of how ko lost his fingers ana was compelled to begthat he was anager of the b0 took THE institute and \ppointed the rOoms nt who dischargea, came up again yesterday | morning with the missing members restored. ‘Then the g0 rosc in his wrath and gave George fifty days, with twenty on o bread and water diet. Dan Swoony had a well develo case of saukes aund for the life of him couldn’t tetl how hie got into the police sta tion nor where he camo from. The judge gave him thirty daysto figure tho mutter out. Tho famous **Boston’ Green expressod his willingness to sojourn for a time at the coun- ty jail, but the judge vindictively condemued hard labor for tho s ( veritable family medic Pills. Lim toone d ie box, Beecham's il The Commerei — atl 4 association has o sentative m Chicago, who is exp: send by mail a roview f the attitude of tne railroad managers in tho v tor of the H-ceat bridge toll, ana that report is being awaitod. Secretary Weiler of tho association says : “The railvouds ave apparently Lrying the old game of bur it will not’ do any pers —know what ad 1o do, and they forcing s to resort io o Wo aro awaiting mail advice the situation 1n Caicago before taking furthor action.” Thomas Schumacher, chisf clork of Union Pacific freight department, Sunda in St. Louis. ‘Ihe Sant pnounces Lho estan- lishient of a frait and relrigerator lino with 1511 Dy sistant general freight agent, as 1ts g measures. tne ed L crlectly pura, in- Cocoa— VanHouteu's stantaneous, May Nt Stenft P. J. Hamill av yestorday morning, and St who were captured here Sunday ved in Omaha rik and Kohluer, night ex pressed themsely as willing, even unxious, o return with ~lim, but a bitch has been discovered. When the fugitives soarchod at the ny lico station two watches were found in their pockets, I'hese were taken to Julius Treitsche, of Tnirteenth and Howard, who identified them us his b Treitscho's safo was blown January worth of property stolen, including a pair of earrings valued at §00. ‘The auestion now is whether Omaha or Minden shall have the pl aisposing of tho two criminals, Itis thought that the ontire gang which has been recently “going thro the city is in tho toils, Getsehio s in the county jail, MebDermott and Wilson are in jail in Council Blufls for burglary, and the last two, Stark aud Kohluer, are in a peck of trouble, ol e i > for champagne when there is a botter article at home. Try Cook’s Extra Dry Imperial Champag Beaten Oat of a Bargain, B. L. Suow, postmaster at Benson, thought he hiad & bargain wad congratulated himself accordingly. He purchascd a pony for §10 from a young wan from Wichita, Kan., who Qid not care much about Lorsos anyhow, but who did have an ambition to carey ihe largest jag obtainable in the two-mile limit. Tho other d gentleman saw the animal and ¢ M. Snow's bargain went a-glimmeriug aid the thiel and bis jag are st lurge. = Friends v SEONe Jor The Seminary. ang’ promoters of tho CE'S Baking Powder. Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard, terian Theologheal seminary have roceived Frery one suf- substantial emeowragement from & firm of {nnfmm tarth stone quarry ewners in the Biack Hills. The n the Head, firm has offewect to donate all tho stone Those who don't needed to putaup the seminary bullaing at |) bave it muffer Seymour pasle. .The Burlington road had from _those who also agreed terhsul the stone to Omaha free ¥ do. 1t's a disease of charge, THe fature boeins to put on & you can't keep to roseate hue fomthe theological seminary. ] ) yourself. Here are some of the symptoms : Headache, obstruction of nose, discharges falling into throat, some. times profuse, watery, and acrid, at others, thick, tenaciolis, mticous, puralent, bloady, putrid, and offensive ; eyes weak, ringing in wars, deafness ; offensive breath ; smoll aud taste impaired, and general debility, Only a fow of these likely to bo present at once, The cure for it—for Catarrh itself, and ali pracincll-eud sy The bigges: thing out Is what the diug- @ists term De.Bull's Cough Syrup; its sale s enormous amd 18 has never been kinown to fail. Price 25 eents, It is well towemember that the oldest cases of rhcumatism and neursigia have been speedily cured by Salvation Oil. Price 25 cents a bottle I 3 2 ) bles that from it foct Dr. Cullimo Tanst. 330 building | the troubles that como from it—a’ porfec ccn ing | 5% ‘permanent curs, is Dr. Bages Catarrh Remedy. The worst cases yield to its mild, soothing, cleansing and hoaling properties. Arecord of twenty-fivo years has proved ibat to its proprictors—and they're willing to_provo it to you. They o it n this way : 1 thoy ean't curo your Catarrh, no matter how bal your or of how long standing, they'll pay 3 00 {n cash. Can you have better proof of the healing power of a medicine { GLOWING HEALTH! A Tome Tre: CALLED Then There HIM A LIAR. Was a SeafMe, Blood Flowed, The pleasant relations that have heretofore existed betweon County Treasurer Iroy and County Commissioner {3tenberg aro consider ably stramcd, Tho cashing of a warrant broughit about the troubie. Yesterday afternoon Commi was sitting in the county 1S’ room whon ho spoke to Clork Stevens, saying: “Here's my salary warrant for Fobruary, and I wish you would take 1t into the treasurer’s office and get the monoy.” A Lunge and ioner Sten commissiol Mr. Stevons picked up the paper and going ent. into Mr. Irey’s oltico said: ‘*Hereis Judgo Shat ALRAT TR Stonborg's warrant and b wants tho Rosy cheeks, strong thy bodies are the ults from the that inimitabie duct of nature SPECIFIC OXYGEN Costs Four Cents a Da Oxygen I8 your life. your oxistonce. ou tell Judge Stenberg that he will havo to wait and tako his turn, as 1 am very busy just now," answered Treasuror Irey. Mr. Stovens weat back aud mado his ro- vort.” The judwe listened and quietly re marked, *Wo'll so about that,” and taking up the warrant startod for the troasurer's oftice, roing through the auditor’s room. | Upon _entering the room the judge walked uso of pro- over to Trey and said: “Here's my warrant and [ want my monoy. ! e m ve towalt,” answared Iroy. “for ) Swect s o natdmliy, i'm busy now.” i ¢ Lsystons, from lon GrDDOCHARGIY Fastorad Ll see about that,” responded the judge. ul tenturd for CAtarcn—our “Spiay Bulb. Troy ¢ Wi oo cut.) cluded not to r Just then Judgs Stenbarg intimated that Iroy's head was 109 large for his hat. “What's that nsked Iroy as ho dropped his pon limself. 1 anid you've got the big uead,” promptly answered tho judge. “You'ro a liar,” said Iro “And you're unothor, missioner, positively euros CATARRIT A Grippe, Consumption Dyspopssa, Norvous Specific Oxgieen Tronchltls, Asthima, Hoadncho (sick OF nervous), < 1n ehare of Oma Inhialations fr bo surprised-—y ICIFIC OXYGE and Howar. shrask. ratories, Nashvllle, Oxyuon M Callor wr Ot Main headauarters i 1. Stenberg r reachied for S air, but beforo ho or to strike, Irey got in check, s The hypophosphites of lime and soda combined with cod-liver oil in Scott's Emul- sion improve the appetite, promote digestion, and in- crease the weight., hey are thought by some ding him heavily nd Stonborg was just coming up for th \d round when Commissioner Berlin steppad in anl separ- ated the two men A i Rheamatism, Me: xander, Tex.. curo | of rheun *“The wifo | write ti OWS : of Mr. \ postmaster her to be food; but this is not beon b rheumatism for | s Gt cral years. ould got nothinz to do | proved. They are tonics; y'g00d. We sold her a bottle of Cham- Pain Balm and she was complotely its use. e refer any ono to her to verify this t i sale by d this is admitted by all. Cod-liver oil is mainly a food, but also a tonic. In Scott’s Emulsion the cod-fiver oil and hypophos- phites are so combined as to get the fulladvantage of both. Let us send you a book on CAREFUL LIVING ; free. Samoset Will Go to Chicago. The Samozot elub is making arrangements to attend the national democratic convention in June, and to that end has been correspond g with the leading hotels of the Wit City for accommodations 0 membe The Palmer and Grand Pacilic repor everything engaged. ‘Phe Auditorium to furaish cote for 13) in_the banquet but would douo more. The Leland agr to reserve ono floow if so the Sherman mado rooms, 1o rowait ope that reows were in Brown has tho matter close u deal within th Scoyr & Bown, Chemists, 133 South sth Avenue, New York. B g THE DREADED “GRIPPE, RELIEF AND CURE. ail stated d. Nat in charge, and will uext few d A B placed another one between tho Shoulders insures not onls relief, but qu those Muscul; 'um[l:lni" the Rev. “I have u such gratifying results recommend it amoag my people S Building miats, Tha followinz permits were issued yoster- day by the superintendent of buildin ono and a half story frame l aty-filth ant istol d Bradycrotine for headacho with that 1 never fail to pass wwity g 13 78 pre vents rippo during a contagion. 1tist medicinal porof is not a nostruim in any sense., Indorsed by over 5.000 Physi: cians and Druggists. Don't allow Commercial Druggists m off clicap substi- Get tho genui §'und you witl not inted. W), one story frame ot 1 andd Canton stroets ehinll, one story frime 1 Boulovard stre two story frame d it and Brown stre s on buildin That whenever a man gets thorough- ly into advertising his business I will rarely ever cease w £ remunerative busin Yow ave on the trail to health and Jongevity if you read his successors to E will ady s, It is put here specially for | E2GVenite Yhrongh you. Yousay nothing is the mat- H ter with yous you have only a ALDEN & FAXON, & sl Leadacl sour stomach; ’ bk For genuine success, on account of § unique and original methods employ- ed, which are caleulated to reach the Leart-hurn 3 tonch of rheumatism little catarrh; s weak the effeets of the Grippe. £ greatest nuwber of people at mini your very life may be in danger. | £ mum price Why not refuse to take furthe B i BEND FOR PAMPHLETS ILLUSTRATING WORK DONE AND METHODS EMPLOYED, AND PRICES ~FFi ALDEN & FAXON, NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS, CINCINKATI, 0, it with yonr meals, a wine L Try it fora week. 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YOUNG MIN OR_OLD suflering fro PanVDIJS DEBILITY, LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, iy n prosiration, caused by the use of \ fulness, tal depression, loss of p BEFROUR AND TFTRR UK thaea caused by self abuse and over indulgence or any personal weak ness can be restored to peifect health and the NOBLE VITALITY OF RONG MEN, We give a written guarantec with 6 boxes o cure any case of sefund tiie moncy, $1 8 box; 6 boses §5 '0¢ sale in Omahy by MceCormick & Lund, 15th & F DrDOWNS 316 Do , Neb. faridinis’s hoos orriced, gleet, virico A VINIE o may b \Fasted &L hone by COrrspuUtenc euruly packod. no o 1ndl nte conte s 01 sonder, OBo b roe,” (Oron pan ittty private Oy iteries of Lite) 86 WAGAY & 4V & b0 43 . Duud atuwy 108 F0D12s sex, spermator: 1 oweT, ties unub! uments seut by Gkl OF 6Xpress s interviow preferred. Consul fiow. OMOC Hours Ve in. 09 THE OPENING of the spring season is always a welcome tima in a large clothing esta blishment, such asours, to every Individual connected with it, from the heads of the house to the youngest salesman employed in it; the papers. from the goods to the man who tells you After long man who buys the about them in months of handling thick, heavy goods in dark and sombre colors, to turn to the handsome shades and colors o spring, is like turning from a dead stump in a pasture to a bloom. usual. been known this true in MEN'S The shades and colors this spring’s as handsomely as fragrant bed This spring it's a little “more so”’ full than of pansies in Such a radical change in styles has not in years before. Particularly is NG ) have never opened up productions, New shades of brown and blue and gray; toney tans; handsome modes, and nobby mixtures in countless blends. and stripes. New checks and “‘eighth inch effects.’ No man can tell, and no man can styles in pin-h New FAS plaids ’ imagine when he is told how handsome thn new things are without a look. Our entire new line of Spring Suits for men will be ready to inspect any day this week, Homespuns, Cheviots, Wales, Corkscrew, Di- Worsteds, agonals Cassimeres, Meltons, Serges, in Cutaways or Sacks, bound or plain. —Dvrop in—bring your pocketbook--not much money--you’ll have a new spring suit to weur next Sunday. Our catalogue---sent by mail---if you spend a cent to mail postal card---to have it sent. To promote health, preserveand length- en life, stimulate and invigorate the whole system, tone the stomach, aid digestion, create an appetite and repair y, the waste tissues f the nothing lungs, surpasses an absolutely pure whiskey of deli- cious flavor, smooth to thetaste, mellow, mature and of richest qual- inferior whiskies it will not rasp or scald the throat and stomach. Call for CREAM PURE RYE and take no other. For sale only at high-class liquor and drug stores. DALLEMAND & €., CHICAGO, Sore Throat Lameness Cut‘gf’ 0& sgm:g?f{l’f Rheumatism AND ALL Inflammation Sl only 10 our own botVles. Al drugglsts. lf’ON D'S EXTRACT CO,,76 5th Ave, Fho Rargace, Basiast, spd, Blomt,\n fhe Worlds WEW YORK, LOKDONDERRY AND @LAGOOW, Crory NEW YORK, 4':??;'{|,\'| o Crounlar nigrvain ; BALOON, SEGOND-OLASS AND STEERAGE LSS 00 lowast torms b A from the prineiple 020703, BNGLISE, IRIOH & CONTLIENTAL POINTE. i ot tot Exeusafon tokers aval y eithier the plo- e & Nortl ¥ Niples & Olbraltar Diafic a3t Money Ordors for Acy Amonat at 1owest Baten, Apply to any of our 10eal AKGNts or Lo DEGSON BROTHEL:, Chicago, Il [FURGATED YOKE SUSPENDER THE MATEST, Slipping off the ahouder” {po \m.‘. sk your S Uealér for thein oF 8160 for sam DR. J. E McGREW THE SPECIALIST, Isunsurpassed in the trotment of ail cases of PRIVATE DISEASES, und all disoricry and debiiltles of youth and manhood, 17 yeurs' experien I8 resources and facilitios ira practiclly unlimited. ‘The Doctor is recou- mended by the press, and endorsel fu tho sire tter by tho peop e for falr tr ment and honest professional advice. most powerful rc selenco for the suce following discascs: GONORRHOEA-Tmmedlate rellef. A coms plete cure without the loss of an hour's time rom busiuess, GLEET—-0ne of the most compiete and suc- cessul troatments for gleet und all annoying dischurzes yet known to the modien! profes sion, Tho results are traly wonderful. The most stubborn andchronle cases where the discharzo had oxistod for years, entirely con- trolled fnn remarkably short time. STRICTURE-Greatost known remedy for treatment of stricture, without pain, cuts A most remarkuble remed SYPHILIS wont for this tors /W8P blood disanse hus ever been more successful, or had stronzer endorsements, In the light of modern selenco this disoase’ Is positively dies known to woifern sful trontment of the curablo and overy triaco of tho polson entirely removed from the blood, The euro Is conplets and permunent. LOST MANHOOD, und ambition, nervouse ness, tinidity, despondenay and all’ bilehting effects of car'y vice. Roliof obtained at o The w row strong., anl the despondent bes come eheerful an‘l Wiy SKIN DISEASES, anl all diseases of the bivod, liver, kidneys andb ladde tieatud suceessfully with the groatost known remedies for these diseises. Write for circulirs and question lst free DISEASES OF TH TOMACH -~ Dr, ew's treatment [ ders of thi acth Wi the unqualiied o ved. Cases t pibie 10 WORK or EAT without misery, cuntirely cured. aro plowsat’ and puls to the I dlleato stomuch, 1Hth ‘arnam Sts, Omuha, Neb, Entrauce on Wo send tho marvelous French Ttomedy CALTHOB free, il 4 hiut CALTHon will Ermttons, g :Toui Vigor, ‘se it and pay if satisfied. Atdress, VON MOML CO., iolo American Agonts, Cinelansd, Ohio. WEAKNESS:ME QUICKLY, THOROUGHLY, FOREVER CURED by new perfocte sclentifle method 1l cannot fall caso ia Al a tha unlgos boyond hu You feol tho'tirat day, fov 6 klug ainon ‘INJ\ in body, mind an heart, Drains and 1os ended, va{ obstaclo 1o bappy murried life r moved,” " Nerve foio when falllng or 10st urd Tatnapag st ard ment, Allswmalland wesl od and stie: folly overwork 41 e ith, egaln your vigor! Don't Sty viel Dot . Don'tbe dishienrt M quacks hay be ? ")"“rgdlu:nlrl Writo for our Book with explanations & jroc i wled fre O WO refercnc ERIE _MEDIOAL €0 o DUPPALO, N. ¥, 9 w S