Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 14, 1892, Page 8

8 COLLAPSE OF THE HOSPITAL Predicted Ruin of One Wing of the Build® ing Finds Early Fulfillment, ONE END OF THE BUILDING IN RUINS Close Call for the Inmates and Workmen Who Were Testing Wally= Now the South Wall Threats ens to Come Down, It is now a fact, settled beyond any ques tion of doubt, that Superintendent Tilly, tho city inspector of buildings, is cither a prophet or the son of & prophet. Thursduy hie viewed the county hospital and made tho prediction that the north wing of the structure was in an unsafe condition, liable to fall within twonty-four hours or ai any moment. The prediction was correet and now the interior of the north wing is a total wreck, the floors of tho three ¢ ors having dropped tu the basement, ing arches and partition walls with them, When Crash Came, Shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday morning Buperintendent Matoney, while at his oftice in the court house, received a teiephone mes- sago that the building had been wrocked. Commissioner Stenberg was notified and accompunicd by u Bre reporter visited the wreck, Thursday ovening the commissioners in- structed Inspector Tilly to employ an expert to ascertain what was needed to savo the building, Acting under these nstructions Contractor Dick Smith's sorvices wero secured, and to gether, at an early hour yeslerday tho two mon Journeyed 10 the hospital. “They d “the exterior walls and had tho basement, first and second had inspe Rono throug! story cornidors. Then they went fotlo tho gurret under the roof, passod along the ceuter A the north end, but on ncceunt of the lack of Jlizht, wors unablo to discover any gefects. s _nnd were met by An attend- when o mo- warning, tho not was s ment later, and without any corridor over which the men had passed not tes bofore, fell with aloud crash, garret with dust and debris, A sccond later there was another crash, as the ficor below was too weak to stand the strain, Tho Maia Floor Gave Way, The whole mass fell to the main floor, and for a moment it sustained its load, but finally broke and the whole muss of brick, mortar, wood and iron went into the buscment. ‘The corridor walls swaved back and forth, but at last thoy strongthencd up, and aronow stanaing, although bulged and tivisted outof shape, Tho men hurriedly left the building, ex- pecting that the outer walls and the roof would go next, but they stooa tno strwin, thouwh they look as though o cyclone had passed over that section of tha country. The Roof Badly Damaged, The slate roof has cracked and in somo places sunk down fuily threo feet, while the ‘walls, from the water tables w tho eaves Bave sprung out 1 places at least two feet. Wiat the damages umount to no one will approximate, but it will not fall below £100,000, as ninety feet of the center of tho wing has fallen out. luspector Tilly states that the entire wing will bave to be torn down. To do this it will bo uecessary 10 prop all of the partition walls 10 hold them from falling. Then tho outer walls wiil havo to bo braced in order to provent the roof from dropping . After this is done tho roof will have to betaken apart ana the ecntire wall pulled down brick by brick. The South Wing Also Shaky. This is not tho worst tuing that is liable to happen. ‘tne walls of the south wing have com- menced to crack and ono cruck in the ceiling of tho floor of the corridor of the south wing extends from the main_building to the south end, Whilo this work is mnot such as to causo an y alarm, it1s as large s the cracks 1 tho north wing were when tho building was visited by a BEr reporter yes- torday. An‘attempt will be made to save the south wing. Contractor Smith has been instructed to employ n force of men ana work night and day until this portion of the building is in a safo condition. o stated that ho would put iron rods throuch the building at ntervals of ten fect and if this conld be nccomplished beforo au accident occurred the structuro could bo saved. Lives of Inmates in Danger, It thesouth wing should fall without a moment's warning, 4s did the corridors of the north wing, the loss of life would be great, as tho administration rooms, the Insane aua sick wards are all in that poriion of the building. Causes of the Collupse, Tho falling of the north wing is attriouted to two causes, the first and principal being poor construction by Ryan & Walsh, tho contractors. The second cause was that for months water had run down tho cavo spouts and into the ground around the founaation walls, causing them to settle. By the settling the walls had been drawn ap leaviug nothing to support the brick arches over tho corridors. Tho falling walls nearly resulted in a panic among the inmates, but by the coolness and presonco of mind of Mrs. Mahoney se, cial sorious accidents wero prevented. Broke the Steam Pipes, L] When tho arches went down all of the stoam pipes in that portion of tho building wero broken aud great clouds of stoam hissed through the south corridor whero tho insano congregated. As this steam on- veloped them they made a wild dash for the south windows preparatory to jumping to tho ground, twenty feet below. Mrs. Malioney, although nearly frightened to death, rushed'down the corridor and was the first 'berson to reach the window. There she held them back and by hor nerve aud coolness held them at bay until the steam was shut off and until assistance arrived, s Aftor the grip Hood's Sarsaparilla will re- storo your strength and health aud oxpe every trace of poison from tho blood. - d Builders, Sealed bids will be received for the erection of atwo-story b building, Bids opened Juno 1. The right reserved to reject any or allbids. Plans and specifications may bo seen at K. A, Dean & Co., Dunlap, In The so ealled *logitimate train” of the B. & AL leaves Omuha at arvives Denver 7:00 a. m., o r hours, 20 minutes actual running time, The Denver Fast Mail of the Union Pacific leaves Omaha at 6:15 p. m. and arrives Denver at 7:40 a. m., a run of 14 hours and 25 minutes actual running time, a faster run by 53 minutes than tho s0 called “logitimata train, In addition to this saving in timoe, the Owaha patrons of the Union Pacific Denver fast mail can leave one hour and thirty-five minutos later, get supper at homo, un elegant lunch 'if desired, bo- fore going to bed, on the superb Pullman buffet sleeper attached to this fast train and reach Denver in time for breal fast. The run of the Union Pacific Denver fast mail is fifty-five minutes quicker than the so-called *‘legitimate train” and it is sofar the popular train from Omaha to Denver. With these facts | fore them the public can draw their own inferences as to which of the trains is a “legitimate’ one, When you go to Denver do not fail to take the Union Pacific Denver fast mail and call on Harry P. Douel, 1302 Far- nam street, for tickets and sleoping car accommodations, e — Bad for the Brewerles. County Judge Eller has rendered a decis- fon that is of more than ordiuary interest, especially to the brewers. The case decided is known a&s Balthos Jetter, proprietor of the South Omaha brewery, against Fred solur. principal, und Jobn Flapagan and epry Keed, bondoflnn. Foster was the pro- pristor of a saloon at 412 South Thirteenth street. He wanted to sell beer, but did not have the monev with which to pay the city license, Jotter putup the money and took Ioster's note and a_contract by which he agreed o sell only South Omaha beer. After o time Foster dealt with other brewers and then Jatter brought suit. In deciding the cnse, the court held that Jetter conld not re- covor as the note was without consideration, — - Cook’s Extra Dry Tmporial Champagne is better, bealthier and purer than the import ed article, It has a delightful bouquet. Spectacles,Dr, Cullimore, —-— Country Merchants Who are cash buyers should not fail to take advantage of the Hellman's admin- istrator’s » to secure some wonderful bargains for their fall trade. Address HELLMAN'S ADMINI RATOR, ‘arnam, Omaha, - - unk 3 ated as such and perma- nently cur publicity. No infirm- ar Home trentment. Harmless and effectunl. Refer by permission to Bur- lington Hawkeye. ~Send Z¢ stamp for pamphlet. Shokoguon Chemical Co., Burlington, Iu - PEOPLE'S PARTY PLANS. 24 Bee bldg A disense, tre OfMcial Announcement of the Program for th n July. The national executive committeo of the people’s party met yesterday at the Mil- lard and promulgated the following ofticial order and program for tho national conven- tion of that party to be held in this city July 4: Owing to the desire to make nominations on July 4 all delegates will meet for tempo- rary organization at the Coliseum building, Omabn, Neb, on July 2, 1802, at 10 o'clock & m. Tho various stato delegations are requested to meet at 9 o'clock of the same day to elect one momber on cach of the foilowing committees: C dentials, rules and order of business, perma- nent organization, sud resolutions; also to elect thrce members of the national commit- teo from stato and territory. "The following ordor of exercises has beon Call to order by Chairman H. I of the national committee; address of welcome by Mayor George I, Bemis of Omaliag responso by United States Senator J. . Kyle; an- nouncement of temporary oflicers: call of states and territories for the announcement of committeo on credentials: short nddresses by L. L. Polk, V. Powderly, J. B. Woeaver, Tguatius Donneiiy, Jerry Simpson, Bea Terrell and others, interspersed with musicand smging, After the report of the committeo on cred- cntials, the roll of states will be calied for the announcement of members of the com- mittees on rules and order of business, on permanent organization and on_resolutions. Rutes of one farc for the rouna trin have been srranged with all rairoads in the United States, good going after June 20, and and good to return from Omaba up to July 5. Hotel rates not to exceed the regular rates bave been guaranteed, and good entertain- meut can bo outained for from $1 to %5 a day, as parties may des Thoso wishing to se- cure rooms in advance should address the secretury of the committee on hotels, Mr. k. F. Hodgin, Board of Trade build- ing, Omaha, Nob, stating how much they are willing to pay. Ieception committees, to be known by a red badge, will be present on arrival of all trains after July 1. The members of this committee will bo people’s party men and delegates may safely intrust themselves to their care. A buroau of information will be established at each depot, wiere delegates will bo sup- plied with any nformation they may desive, The chairman of the natiozal committee for each state should securo headquarters av as early a date as possible, notify his delega- tion and report the location by letter to H. 1. ‘Taubeneck, Millard botel, Omaha, that announcement can be made. benccle will be In Omaha two. weeks. befors tho conveti All old soldiers, north and south, quested to meet at the convention Saturday, July 2, at § o'clock p. m. “The national committee of three from each state will meet at its neadquarters, Bre building, on Friday, July 1, at 8 o'clock p, m. Headquarters of national executive committee will be at the Millard hotel. “Tickots of admission to the hall will be is- sued by the national executive committeo to chairman of the state delecations only The District of Columbia and the various territories will be entitled to eight delegates each. A grand ratification meeting will be held on the evening of July 4 in the convention building. The members of the executive committeo have ail left the city, with the exception of Mr. Washburn of Boston, who will maiu a few days in attendance av the gon- eral conference, among the delegates to which he has several friends. —— When Traveling Whether on pleasure bent or business, take on every wipa bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it ucts most pleasantly ana effectively on'the kidueys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, beadaches and other forms of sickness. For sale in 50 cents and §1 bottles by all leading aruggists. are re- hall on Seeon S tracts Let, At the meeting of tho Board of Public Works yosterday afternoon the contract for curbiug districts 415, 416 and 419 was awarded J. W. Furnas & Son for red Colo- rado sandstone at 50 cents per lineal foot. Theso districts inciude Izard street from Eighteonth to Twenty-third street; Twonty- third street from Cuming to Mictiigan ave- THE OMAHA nue, and Michigan avenue from Twenty- third to Twenty-fourth streot. Tha chatrman and city engioeer will form- ulate a schodule of streets to bo swopt by the street sweeping contractor and he wiil be instructed to get to work under his con- tract at on The chairman will confer with tho chief of police aud request the enforcement in the business part of the city of the ordinance | against the depositing in the streets of store sweepings, papers and other material pro- hibited. N — “1 Am So Tired.” Isa common exclamation at this soason. There is & cartain bracing effect in cold air which is lost when tho weather grows warm- er; and when nature is renewing her youth, her admirers feel dull, sluggish and’ tired, This condition 18 owing mainly to the impure condition of the blood, and its failure to sup- ply healthy tissue to the various organs of thie body. 1t 1s romarkable how suscoptible the system is 1o the beip to be derived from a good medicine at this season, 1’ossessing just those purifying, builaing-up qualities which the body craves, Hood's Sarsaparilla £oon overcomes that tired feeling, restores the appetite, purifies the blood, and, in short, imparts vigorous health, s’ thousands of fricnds as with one voice declare 1t Makes the Weak Strong." nembered At a meoting of the Lifo Underwriters As- sociation of Nobraska held May 13, tho fol- lowing preamblo and resolutions were unani- mously ndopted : , John Stee ne of the members of 1o Start upon a jour- I, to be absent 0 be it s nbsence, thouzh but y W lose an able and influen- this ney o Sweder from v Ites Resolvea, That be carries with him our love and the wish that he niuy have a safe journey and a pleasant visit among friends and relus t he sen. Resolved, That these resolutions bo trans- 1 to our brother and coworker. John i token of our respoct and apprecin- the muny favors rendered us individ- and to this associntion, ——— BURLINGTON, la., April4,1801, , J. B. Moore—Dear Sir: Havo been vith catarrh in my hea years—at timos was un had a constant ringing in_my ears and for two years wes almost deaf. ~ Havo tried sev- alled remedios and been treated by regular physicians and noted specialists, but failoa to get any relief. I tried one bottle of Moore's Tree of Lifo Catarch Cure. It gave immediate reliof and effcctod & permanent cure, I heartily recommend it to all suffer ors of this disonse and will choeorfully give any further information on bemng addressed at my homo, No. 223 Sweenoy ave., Burling- on, Ia. For sale by all druggists, Respectfullly, R. L. Reip. Dr. Baabuilding Parties wishing accommodations on the Samoset and governor’sspecial train to the democratic national convention Chic leaving Omaha, Saturday June 18, at 7 p. m., via the Buriington route, should send in applications for sleeping car berths orseats in chair cars (free) and hotel accommodations at Chi- cago to Nut Brown, chairman of hotel and railrond committee. Gronrce W, SHIELDS, President, J. LVANS, Secretary, Samoset Ass’n, — Th pular Route for Summer Tourlsts, In going to the mountain or ocean re- sorts of the east you are sure of a pleas- ant journey if your ticket rea Pennsylvania lines from Chicago. rect route to principal places of summer sojourn along the Atlantic, 1n the Alle- ghanies, Adirondacks and the skills. For details address George Jenkins, traveling pussenger agent, Dubuque, Ia. An Extract from His Letter, Dear Denver Fast M: “We are all so delighted with our over here that I cannot refrain the Union Pacific Den- st Mauil is perfect in every detail and the unanimous opinion of odr party is that it is the finest train wo ever rode upon; and you certainl should feel wproud of your v tory over other roads in having the fasiost train west of the Missouri river. Notwithstanding the very heavy rains that had fallen the track was in good condition and the train glided over tho plains like a greyhound. Before start- ing there was a question between us as to what we should do for supper, but our misgivings soon gave and wo all agreed that the sleeper had the best cquipped “buflet” we had ever onjoyed. Wishing vou unlimited success”— This is a single sample from hundreds of iotters received by the passengor de- partment of the Union Pacific system. g The following marriage licsnses wora 1s sued by Judge Eller yostorday: Name and Address. DeWitvssarsapariil 1s rouaole, P A DEATHS, J\uum 0* flve lines or lm under this head, Afty 1stay Stepp, 0 a.m.. aized 34 yoars, g, May 16, &t to Laurol il cemetery,” from residence, 16:3 South Ninth street,’ between Hickory and Osk. Fricads invited. So Anxiously Concerned? The prestige of the Royal Baking Powder and its constant success are cern to envious competitors, It is noted that advertisements of other baking powders are matters of anxious con- filled with spleen, malice and mis- representation against the Royal, more than with honest claims as to their own goods. That the Royal Baking Powder makes finer, whiter, sweeter, more wholesome cookery, the ladies who have tried other kinds are willing to testify and tell their neighbors; this fact is a serious concern to all competitors. The superb quality of the Royal Baking Pow- der, over and above all other kinds, is never so manifest as when tried in comparison. It has greater strength and does not deteriorate with age, the as the first, has the lead; last spoonful in the can being as good All over this country the “Royal” this is why makers of other brands, envious of its sale and popularity, talk so much about it, DALY BEE Head One Solid seve. Our Jittle boy broke sukon his head | then used your three Catteura Romodt usiug them eloven weekm exnctly ACCOR tlons, he began smprove, and hen wo bega ond was & £oll the crown to b 1t was alsoall ¢ most of s fac 1 when e was taken 1 hiis han s 1o k nails out of the sures, ns b In any way got his hands loose. cura Remedies carod him, We feel mending them to othors, ATURDAY. BAD ECZEMA ON BABY, Trehing Awful. Had to Tie Him#ands to Cradle, Cured by Cuticura, form of eczema, when hasas four months old. tried three doctors, butstiey did not help him after the uso of them for se his head was entirely well Kkeep his hands tied to the fe In recom- MAY 14, 1892 2000 SUITS. Every year, as ance, we hold forward to by having found world do they Our May Sale tablés of their special suits. with & bad We We ss. And after 1ng to dire o to steadily regularly as the month of May puts in its appear= a special sale of Men's Suits. These sales are looked the majority of our patrons with unusual interest, they by past experience that nowhere in this wide damp get such extraordinary values as these sales put forth. for “92” begins today. We have cleared all our front usual loads, and placed on them about eight hundred As fast as the assortment gets broken, be ven months n using it his A sore from 18 eyebrows, sverhis enrs o Aad smail it will replen=- of suits ——— ished from the third floor, where great piles of the same sorts slaughter, and had are waiting to be led to the GEO. B. and JANETIA HARRIS, Webstor, Ind. ’I‘I b . ~ ¥ - S o 'le re ]'IL'H]C mn rI h(‘\' come n Cuticura Resolvent ) he now Blood and Skin Puritls ’ vy 3 e T . ot ant i Pt All wool cheviots, Square cut sacks, Ry All wool flannels, Round corner sacks, ofuln, Trom in- - - Allwool cassimeres, IFrocks, an‘\rrv“hl ro. P l‘l\ o C AR \ repared - l”l‘{"“:\l:lyl"(":‘ AL ConrouaTiox, Boston, A” wool 110”1051)111]5. (,Ut.'l\\'flys. , 50 Hlustrations, and 100 te: D e B BY Bkin and Scalp pu o There are dark colors, light colors, medium colors. There are oy !"-‘;,',"l{";'l“;;l‘l,‘ : plaids, there are checks, there are pin heads, there are plain colors. ; \\o.\...m' i CoTLOUTA ANTe-T i':"u There are suits for young men, middle-aged men, old men. There " LASTER. - 3 ite { s Pie i 3 5 i — | are suits for rich men, suits for poor men. There are suits for men in :ffl every station in life from a railway station to a police station. ln this Frank Leslic's grand offering are suits positively worth fifteen and sixteen dollars; the & UPUI.M‘ A MUNTHI.Y majority of them are worth thirteen and fourteen dollar s, while nnt a A . single solitary suit in the entire lot was ever intended to be sold for less 7% H;:;YJTO DAY, than twelve dollars and fifty cents. No matter how we bougnht them 55 Wit 3 ol complomont o rght i or what T-h(«‘ywfi can walk into our store any time between AR LU now and ten o’clock Saturday night and take your choice of the entire Sz ey Gy G« & |grand assortment for seven dollars and fifty cents. Included in this Invisiblo Foes. 3 . —— — T T— L) . S T 5. . Gl " \‘.,-u“\';" antine) By sale will be about thTee hundred blue unilorm suits, for G. A. R. or wANK Tassrow. Wit P ; : - Peagunt Lifu in tho Komagna. By & railroad men, made of the very best all wool indigo blue flannel, colors o, TR ¥ u,m.';i;‘:"' guaranteed absolutely fast, coats cut either single or double breasted Ola ¢ rli ord. S. 0- . . 5 # i AN "‘ "M with either G. A. R. or buttons to matech, at the same price. W Pox S5 B S = " wras Dad 13971t took xf_’,OOO y:lrcl's of goo(ls‘ to make Lthc suits, and there’s mpso of Guiana. By 1. Grev, &8 | not athread of ¢otton in the entire 86,000 feet., pe e e e . uL lln. Impe- hy. Inklu)‘ Short o5 by Cona Lixx Daxirrs 2 Davib K d” others. Poems, U " P partments 2N Over 100 lllustraflons, > including a full - Colored Plate, ts. por copy, Yearly ription, < ‘or kale by all newsde 3, Or sent 1 on receipt of pris lll!; Tublisher, The best whiskey for consumptives and | AMUSEMENTS 2nvalids must surely be the most whole- | —IT STANDS AT THE HEAD some for those who use it as a beverage. | For Young Ladies, THE! | TODAY (SATURDAY) MAY 1a. H | Last Two Performances of Il I B—— proved by g L add ore pars S ~ AND COMPANY R o e Kouth line o | FOUR || 7 PURE RYE. ARD COMPANY, et horeed trony i abut; e o2 . SR is the best for all purposes, because it is | [T h) T e e i CENTS ) g““g“l"‘”"‘l “’d "“‘Y“"S""""l'y e “'f(d {A I ‘J \ { MU Vlin A"iii\'»'”..,.m.o.m.n Sherman avo- )1 Cent A | )1 cent oubly matured. You may know it by its > o nue o I8Lh street. LR ) -\’* 4 & ) delicious flavor and the proprietary bottle |-."?ff"l'5‘f’,fi’,‘ ThlsA]ff”’l“”? l3‘0‘: B ot from tho wost o of o G a2 in which it is served. Call for “‘Cream | ndmiwion e baloony, resvrved. wici balcons, it s i of Pure By e and take noother. Forsaleatall Evening Perfarmanceatieim TQitss stroet from 22 strect to 2th w . ] first-class drinking places and drug stores. | priews Flest Togr, S0 buleony. - it 1 - S i e 3 DALLEMAND & CO., Chieago. T O e o b o & —— Famam St ors, | B0 Street 16 tie wast Line of 31st Street. ( ( D LRIOL No. 31— street from the north line of g £ WAS HB U BN sonctng Thursiay Nay iz, Muit: | £lidTues fo e noren Hne of Woolwores quality of tone are 2RO [ 5 5 5 1 W urr o y e Stret from 2ith street to o This wealtn of kowledge, this golden : S ‘.‘.f,‘;\{ i:}‘i’;“é?";'uk"’{F o s nieat uiid UrTNLesE O il 1N Cooan o h.'.-.:4;\.»\\““».-\1 from S strcet ta reasure of helps to health s contained in > artists will be Malled FREE, POP the west line of Shina's addition. anow, ably written and handsomely illuss LYON & HEALY, CHICAGO. Farnam St, ]|”a\|'e | ror Uf;,‘;‘,‘}:,,s b Non i Sotuan avemie trom south Hue og#” trated’ oo Lo bty Nt and it o) TR A LT S strect ta W by N 3 '|I|l'nu|\hnu of Davenport strect BOOK OF 120 PAGES THE TWO JOHNS | S Ba it Wi o e b 1. which has just been, mued for the benefit AND— lzdiiitatroat Lrg BonuElitofol of nuflenlwv huluhlnli\ by |)llnse omlnux(l»l' THE SERPENTINE DANCE. ) 13 street 1o successtul and _popular physicians and Matinces Wednesda and Saturday. surgeons, those KINGS OF SPECIALISTS, — WONDERLAND Stk 0. 1H) -8 y's avenue between th line of 2ith stroet and the cast line ()l{[/\‘\vl) ()l,l‘ll\,A l{()[}SIL' ‘l uh bid to specify a price per square yard IH\II] ; ND) (. }I IIllll.\A\'l-Il\l'('l'. the pavin ; oL rect 1:m| < OF MAY 9TH. 1 sepurately i sl improvement dise COFFEE DUDE SKELETON. Kk to be dons in yrdance with plans WHISTI G PATTI eeifications on filo in the oflice of the SHERMAN MAHN WILLIAMS. Ut Public Wor s ASONS WILLIS HALPIN. e e neas e Ae SR E - BIG 2 SHOWS 2 Pt by a “..(‘m..x{‘.‘ : L $500, N ) ‘ L \ wYfimI 1 the f fier or | 0 the se- o ot W, BIRKITAUSER C « hl'n‘yn\mu ul\lhv I(\Iv 1 of Public Works, ! ; dunahi, fay Suh, 1802 All the latest styles in May 6. 7, 15 M, DR. J. E. McGREW S e = R J Il.ill'll‘\l.“,l (lh] M 'llll AT II,\T ‘H.-v S bt purtipent of th itorior, oflice o ndine Dl'S BCttS & BCttS THE SPECIALIST, Soft and Stiff Hats. i R 8 0 8 % ind nddressod t Is unsurpassed fn the treatmentof all forms of At e, Washinzton LIVATE DISEASES, disorde 1 T oreld " B Noiltion STty By (b ALY STETSON'S flieo unttL Gninek, fh, o oS5 With |heI:xm of &i" xl:nhmhl,?}nnll”lr}}?(r; exporfenco. 1is rosources ‘wnd factlitfos uro o e T r S “Know INETS actically nmited The Doctor I8 recoms- ~ ~ ~ <y kY and i or use, one 1o x“llllllfrs\:;?geu“.’x‘;‘l& B A earant | RIASHERLE MR el iy .~...|.»|r~‘.|r1.. e | SOFT and STIFF HATS. R i o pALEER gy A and surest methods for the preservation of t LU i ratus. for tw thr their health : or, in case they are afilicted, vice, ' The . N scicol B At e *Shosh {hey are fully informed as o the naturd A0 HOUeRD AULAB \UGH 14 ( . and symptoms of every disense. They can Js ) at once decide what particular form of Uy ||‘u-|1(|({( relief, A"'f”" ; 035 O un MOUE'S L diie'rs in the pre Nervous, Chronic or Private Disease g HATTERS AND FURRIERS ..,..lf;.'.x i ol their malady has: assumed, whether it bo AEDP=OR0 ol tho. mont_camplel o- @ N of omaild Nl dho Moo of dy , pf cossful treatments for gleet and ANNoying » ree ver. Colo., the *Tribune” of Nalt Luk Syphitts, Gonorphoet, | Glect, Stricture, | Gisohirzes vor known 10 tho medical protess | 218 South 15th Strect, Donver, Golo, tho wiribunct of Balt Luke Hydrocele, Variencele, Pulcs, ’[l”"“l or hs”i"‘a‘l[‘:’i"".]riih””l";‘“a‘ll ltl‘j ‘? ) qmlnul |11 nmu‘u.'v l’hl»l! bids F”'“ xlu.un‘ Skin Di Luer, [idney or Urinary ireatest kno i g 2enaired, and gpacifiontions of tho stoum hea A rouble, of any ofiiio thoushnd 113 of & | (o (reatment of strictur _ Furs Stored and Repaired Vot T Kindred hature: SYBHITIE N { SEOPOSALS TOI BUILDING ATA nisie ”j,*;,“',', B i Eyery man and every woman should | biood discase has Lamber. « & Indinn Eervi Ty hl‘k' ol Loy Arg read this book, which to the afllicted 18 | nor ha r endorse I Azeney, 8. D, \| ny 2, 1802 —8e l‘l“l}l""l" bid 1Y DI 4, Fein ‘, worth its weight im bmhl and sent to any wudern sclence this disea positively o P roposuly for luit ‘l"u butlding | i for thie Lost interost of (10 service Sidress for FOUR CENTS. 2 i ‘i"-'i'}”“"(]'.‘:\‘.lf'.'fi”““" polson entiroly o m o ) A m””“w”“h Call upon or address i:&;'vl.‘MA",.}‘hdopv’ o v, 8.1, vin V will bo Eaen bid ompnied by a cortified Drs. Betts & Betts it fil‘.‘l..lhikl 0f Youth of munho. \i <und d .\.\. ,""\' Nifiouur ianic T the e > v ol obtained at one DO esidence he bidde m y £ nd a disenses of the on 1o be | payable to the order of the commissioner of 119 South 14th St. N. E Corner 14th | BEIN DISEASRS. and ali, isoates of dop g o 0 ukona ( pavabl J| Liho arilusat Lhe LOUERSIGNSE S are trofited successfully with tho greatest | ssorted lumber, 145,000 shinglcs, 60,00 , drafe and Douglas Sts. Known romedios for thess dise ases. . 'nll\\{.u doors, \v"ndlunr i Write for elreulars and guestion Hst, free. pte., & full description of whiekh any bidder or b dders 1o Omaha, Neb., MR Sl PR “v: ! “\”‘n."‘.,.‘,,,.lu.m.”,“,l s ittt s | 3 EAID T ) e idders “will be required o st contract, and the pont or points itis pr J. MORGAN, sloncr, Bmwnifl Slamps ot dliver thefintonis, Y T Mzt o Lots of Fun and this Com- ¥The only Rocomuanied by a. certifiod® shock or | Tho gl meatiug of siocilolders o tha plete Qutfit for $1.00 nan-polaon 8l b Unita Sty von iy Ur's iy :\’:v ol e ot of Oue” ol 16 Rubber Stamps of the very private Winceses ln.l.u::“mur | BMARK TSN KR A fany, in uy BN ) funnicst BROWNIES, (saue gaulliiating weaknom PesER commissionee of tudi | e and 0 las a4 cut 10 advi) mpetially days without the aid of e AT Y fartolth to tug | busiucss us may comd drawn and copyrighted { 1852) publicity of a doctor. Statos In case any bidder or vidders | 000 a0 s, 1852 by Mr, Caxiink pad; aoo pages The Universal dmeri an award wlanht] 1o promptly ex l i - . - paper— allsecurely packed i n Nanufactured by eoute i contraot with good and sufiicieat 1 = e e— S ——— - neat wooden box 1iyour dealer The Evans Chemical Co, Sureting, othorwise Lo bo roturs ed 1o the 4;;- e T P T e T v hcin, gend us CINCINNATI, O. dor, Bids wocolipaulel ‘. '. sani e LORQIA | o N0 00 R Ay HOrcat CILY, 1h. Woste your name, addiess and $1.00. Ml b '1:;‘.”“.“ fatormation. Y10 ). George | ward, on ud Py lull-.dny % |‘“\" HE BROWNIE CO., Wbt viited Satos 1adiial agent i ons iy be soon at Joie b Uiy ,:an Sty c.m.:c:w # o M1d2iA Ak A MBS M NAM AL