Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 3, 1895, Page 3

P 5 A VOO Y A B N - S R N EE: SATI'RDAY, AUGUST 3, 1895. @ REVIVED DROOPLNG HOPES | NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS. Police at Last Secure a, Confession from Quinlan, SAYS PITZEL WAS KILLED AT CHICAGO Office, 12 Pear! Street. —H. W, Tilton, Manager and Lessee, %@a@a@@a@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@m@@ma@@@a@@@ MINOTU ¥ our | beach from the time natty blue coats attracting admi d even the fortun as e description e drill took ¢ untain, the large HICAG adapted for military ieketlelachy) cupled about three-quarters | last obtained and was the same ae that at Mem- | Quinlan, the the Rifles covered themselves | have, they 1 walked off with the first prize. | popjamin F. Pitzel was mur drill the soldiers took a bath ‘:I; u,lli,‘,: ; 'w ( Iv“” signals for going in and coming out P "t reform school. Judge Sm given by bugle call. Upon coming | adelphia. The confess the case and found that the they went to the dining room, where a | Quinlan by 1 in the insane asylum | magnificent banquet was served by Landlord | officers by lud recently married a man | srrived In Hulett made away with in a way that | W him for nsiderable tim who military of the showe: Rifles be gustatory as well | of a marriage cere experts. At a late hour in the | evening they bid a reluctant farewell to Man- | pol will not reveal hattan beach and left for Oma | Badenoch and Inspector Fitz SHURCH, o that Quinlan or his fe at all ) the police, b Quir m use the subj. nam low ‘ NTION, TALK OF A CHILDREN'S HOME, | of running many had The Rifles owned the they set foot upon it I white trousers glances girls barfans 80 reflec to ! wait half an b State Should Look Af Vie wnd Crimin W th Geand hotel, Counc nished. Reopened Oct A marriage leense cr Children arent n court re privileges of and the results the need state fur. of 1 prop was yesterday | to Andrew Anderon, aged ind Olga An y derson, aged 28, the former of Ceuncil Bluffs | childrer and the latter of Omaha | of Speclal meeting of Blufts division No. 27, | poe of eom Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, tonight, | 0% "0 for work in Sir Knight rank. All requested to be pre | who ar A petition has been filed for the removal of the damage suit of George Burke against the n Couneil Biuffs and Omaha Bridge company s from the district the United State e court “The Christian semi-monthly which has fu of the Chr the pastor of the Mirror the editor for news of interest church Bluffs Iy E. F. Clark, issued 3 | SUI Hangs On but the ¥ peet to ¥Fro on Telling ¢ ntly le Story Details Exe eral cases ' rights and at bar. with Just level evolu have b stake ave of a|tess at | we " | spac an ex- | tions r wards | of an h ago Let- | phis ught before | with glory an T th After the and wa smphasized kind, to be under efit of the children of parer iminal tc 4 light being well The drill ir wher be m us Aug. 2 partial Janitor of H havd from castle The police nfession at Pat that ity Phil med out of the local Philadelphia The such at th rt tim br f ) make from ) ent i a ¢ it nec them, A # little girl, w Instanc evidence red in this er m court who elaiir wag ineorrigib o Th were out rps: n was w ans of a tip given Geyer of is the name first number in the int L W. Abt tended to take the hich Rev. E. W. Allen veral years. It is full to the members of of a f rosts rly la of the me Detective this b and s city the told by and exact Quinlan the fact Chiet k have both | have withstanding 1‘ | mality as nature story About in the c had 1 unty Her me a o girl had to be y because the she could | 1 driven her and could and alto plexing pris iad Judg [t home of somie sort could b such time as they weeks Jail to simy which mother 1 would made the t is positively TIHIEVES AT the M donia Auggust to the it Attorney ke b will be und 1 Arrang:ments ern Woodmen have a plenie 16. An members of tend. Ger Saunders th ne fu bonds. Miss re being m America at place Friday been extend uncil Blufts lod ke and County among th a i 3 ny ¢ sion shing Act Successfully ot Church An entertainment tian tabernacle Thursduy of Ed N class, An attractive but there Brown, the had not counted d. During clothes hanging in th leaving home he in expect { t Pert ut. th evening, by the Brown's Sunday school | 4 progvim wia vendered, | number wpon which Mr manager of the affair of which program left Ty i bad 1l what ay fr Jail o nial of that b Ature hough th his ght fon e was left a nd signed where Quinlan's uld be n der which he ned. that det ption invitation 1 1 the ( 1 Dr to be cement | whatever LS, was given at Chri umient ¢ members mi hav t was be ascerts learned all th the the crime declare, ¥y dec they could 1 with T lief that the was one ablish a children of this od for until ifes akers wsures to es general and the and 1 put o me He failed of of was made co the murder of Pitz the actual place in mitted, This, the hav tom W the sunset ndisputable end through Holn Th the Quinlans oniy after the work and at the price of mmunity from punishment Quinlans may have born Pitzel or other cr Holmes, Connor, the former husband of Mrs, Connor, was in consultation with the chiet of police for an hour, and Pat Quinlan was given his daily constitutional in the sweat box. Quinlan cheerfully told several new stories regarding Holmes' swindling schemes but was as blankly ignorant as ever of any murderous doings at the Sixty-third street castie. He supplemented his usual denials by an emphatic statement of opinfon regard. ing the police, and is said to have remarked that the detectives engaged on the case could not cateh the measles, to say nothing of u murderer, even if any tiurder had been done. Mrs. Quinlan was also examined again, but all that could be gotten from her was & quantity of tears and denials. It is probable that she will be released from cus- tody shortly, as the police have decided that she knows very little of importance regard ing Holmes. Several articles of Holmes' ‘‘Castle, were having belonged to Mrs fication was by the m band, who was taken ‘to street hc by Chief of and Inspector Fitzpatrick During the afternoon 'the spirits police suddenly revived and claims finding of new and important evidence were made. What the evidente was the officers refused to say, but they ere emphatic their tements that it was important “We have just discovered the | portant evidence yet fou i Badenoeh. "It most - d Holmes and Quinlzn. I am to say what it is, but I t it is made known the pol ridiculed as they have, of \ ering il 1, with which police rrc and t of August evidence th the direct exc @G. M. Fulon, p ot a change suit he room his p a man to meet at t I | 1 Omat its blind a fhg 1L said he $16 Le re be for not takin children he a bill fng the evening lissolute parents in charge in the same way? [ man the money was left | o Inid the walle A provision Is made for a bad child, to send | pocket the program had been con fault of it to the reform school, but it the child is %o | pleted he went back to the vestry room prised unfortunate as to be bad there is noth- | and upon feeling in pocket found it mi w that can be done with it legally. I sent | wallet was gone, with all its contents accus tie North to the county jail, and then | door of the room had been locked thief, lirceted that she be given (o the manager of | time, but the window catch was broken, and i the Christian but there is consider- | it was sy matter to clamber in over | i able doubt on 1 took being war- | the sill identity of the thief is known ranted by law, or by anything but necessity. [ to Mr. Brown, and there is a_strong proba A state institution should be established | bility of an arrest being made. such children could be given tem where all | porary homes, and the management of the | homie” should fhen be giver suthority by law to find homes for them us fast as possible and give them to people of good character ho wishcd to adopt them. An institution | of this kind could be made sort of adjunct to the State Reform school, with legal pre visions for changing from one to the other when cire stances should render such a thing advisable,” deaf led what re and | chil 1501 il 1 sterday hav his H from 1 of af the by y cash t H a Kin mise par murder od whe the his Omahia ¥ ow a and in de sur found t baine hardest a pr for all the mmitt After f was very when & mmenced of being tion, down ¢ sent and was inutes later strajghtway every one on the car and caused quite a sen 1 ta to e his lis The the Awelling Home s to the ac to trade for with small encumberance to be purchaser. Good farm loans wanted. Money ready when papers are com pleted and title approved. LOUG vacant lots and lot by Julia nd Jury There is some unc nlds Over, rtainty as to the con struction of the new law governing the lection of juries. It been customary for the grand jury to be selected at the first of the year and the petit jury before cach term. The new law went into effect July 4 and under its provisions the petit jury will be drawn in a few days for the August term of the district court Judges mith and Green, however, have decided to let the grand jury seiected last December hold over until the first of the year, and it is understood that this plan will be quite gen crally adopted throughout the state. In some of the districts, however, it is stated that the judges have discharged their grand juries for good, and when the fall term of court opens a_question will arise as to who shall indict the criminals —-— FHETR GAS AT REDUCED RATES, TOWLE Pearl PERSONAL PARAGIRAPIS, has Born, to daughter. H. Pethybridge has on business Miss Alma Pfe Ta., and Milwauk Mrs. F. J. Schnorr month's visit at her Lake, 111 Lackwood Dedge wa away In Omaha seriously injured Mre, A, Flen Mrs. A, W. Askwith home on Mill street Wash Elle m Atlar semi-c w st - Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Goehring gone to Tarkio, Mo. frer w has 1t a gone to to visit Lyons friends last evening for a home in Crystal TWO DAYS MORE. Boston Store ( ri Saturday. SPECIAL BARGAINS OFFERED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ciul $2.25 and $250 heavy silk brellas to close at $1.50 each. Ladies' extra heavy all ity at 10 pair. mitts at 15 Milanese silk mitt black silk fans, Zic each Big line of ecru and corain vanise Irish point laces from 5 to 12 inches regular value to close at vard 150 quality eeru laces reduced to Sc a yard quality ladies' Swiss ribbed vests to close at 3 for 10¢ 15¢c quality ladies’ vests, 8 for 2 Big assortment of dimities. Swisses, faconets, ete., worth 10¢ and 12 to close at 6%c a yard nd 17¢ dimities at 9¢ a yard orted dimities, 15c a yard ich organdies at 25c a yard fine lawn, percale and gingham reduced from $1.50 and $2.00 to & Sale €1 the Thursday, vietim of a run but was not FOR clothing found at the | identified today as or. The identi- woman's hus the Sixty-third Pulice Badenoch | um- the aged | is seriously m in ther 1t « her silk mitts, 1 sing hai X vesterday deputy was fal busin Luke of Ham e Railway ¢ 5 rand hotel yesterady Slliott 8. Miller of Des Moines, agent for the Connecticut Mutual Life Tn surance company, was in the city yesterday Miss May Mason has returned to her home Clinton after a visit of a coupl weeks h Miss Mamie O'Donuell on Park avenuc A. H. Boyd of Sullivan, Mo, in the city, a guest of A. H. Emarine, cattle dealer on Harmony street, looking af a real estate deal. Mrs Mitchell, accompanied by children, Master Robert Roy and Myrtle, Teft last evening for a visit manville, 11 C. C. Lincoln and wife of Perry, in the city for a few days’ visit atives, after which they will western trip, Mr. Moore, a prominent attorney of Gree castle, Ind., and a member of the board of trustees of DePauw university, was in the city yesterday. James W. Blythe, chairman of the repub can state commitfee, spent yesterday Council Blufts. He was on his way to braska on business. J. J. Vayra, the Upper Broadway dry goods merchant, returned last evening from un outing with relatives in_Oklahoma, ac companied by a nicely sunblistered face. Mrs. Smith, Spencer Siith and Mr. Mrs, Oscar Keeline left yes: terday visit to Hot Springs, D Messrs. and Keeline will visit the latter's in Wyoming before return ing. In order to introduce our new beach and to overcome the misrepresentation made by other bathing places, the manager of the new srand Plaza offers’ free to the visitors of the Grand Plaza the use of new suits and dressing rooms on turday afternoon and evenirg, August 3. ery one cordially in- vited. F. C. Reed, m, es mar S fr on J the the itigation Takes Quite resting Tuen. MOIN Aug. 2. —(Spe omething of a sensation he federal court today of the Capital City is defendant in a suit testified that four of the city get their gas now for $1 per 1 that the state house and hotels also have special rates. On the cross-ex amination Judge Conn for the city, en deavored to show that the cost of materials aud labor were such today that a plant of equal capacity and as good in quality could be er equipped for less than it could at the pri existing seven, eight or ter: years ago. This proposition, to which all private business is subjected, will be bitterly assalled by the gas company, which wi | seck to get a decision in harmony with thi endered by Judge Brewer of the federal supreme court last fall in the Nebraska rail- road cases, when the judge held that no withstanding the actual cost of the roac did not exceed $20,000 mile, y because watered stock to the amount of $§50,000 per mile had been issued the people of Ne braska should be held to pay rates for trans portation of freight and passengers that would assure returns upon $70,000 per mile Walter Clark of Philadelphia, superintend ent of the United Gas Improvement company testified in the gas case this afternoon. He EWO that it would cost $440,000 to repro uce the plant of the Des Mofnes company that a coal gas plant large enough to supply Des Moines would cost $446.474, and a water gas plant $418,617, exclusive of real estate 15c of of the memb. th of and | wide 19¢ DES gram.) duced in ager Pratt pany, which by the city, news al Tele was pro when Man Gas a tr in com- sf Tc most_fm said Chiel to both liberty when not be brought 1 ! c. aging not at k that e will late.” apers 1,000 feet a w Lad wrapy 97c each. $1.00 an novelty duced to B9 a yard. 50 checked taffeta Large size down ducking, regular | $1.19 19¢ white goods, S a vard e Shaker flanncl, 4c a y: FOWLER, DICK & WALKER, Council Bluffs, Ta. Will Give Hix E nce. Perhaps no man in this western country s had a more thrilling religious experience 1 Henry Delong. From the time when in a driving storm on the plains he first prayed that the lost cattle and sheep might be found in order that he might escape a whipping, down to the present time, when in extreme anxlety for the salvation of men he prays the endowment of power and re- ceives the answer, his career has been cne that is most interesing and practical. After much solicitation he has consented to give this experence at the Young Men's Christian association meeting Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. He will tell of his spiritual up'ifts and the days when he was in the slough of despond, his falls, and by God's help his 1 Al men are cordial'y invited to hear. The audience should only be limited by the size of the house her Miss to Car. HIPPING ) BUROP of the Yellow Honrd ) the Reserve. NEW YORK, 2.—The sum of $1,000, 000 In gold has been ordered at the sub. treasury by the Bank of Montreal for ship ment by tomorrow’s European The gold ordered by the B being withdrawn from the on Canadian account and 1 until next week. Nesslage & Fuller will ship $100,000 tomor- row. It all the gold expected to be shipped tomorrow goes forward the amount will be $1,350,000, exclusive of the Bank of Mon- sal's withdrawal for next week W. H. Crossman & Bro. $1,000,000 gold for export. Steinwender, Sto fergen & Co. have withdrawn the $250,000 gold from the subtreasury which they an- wounced for shipment tomorrow One hundred thousand gold will be sent out on the Aurania by Hardy & Harman. reported that the bond syndicate has “nfef of Detectives George MoNutt of this | Selling bills for tomorrow's steamer, but Qhetgot (Rsteotl yenn dearke AMoN UL OLIIIS a5 Een smn oyt Sweekeanito MBIRUTAGE: city has been indicted the Moutgomery | qaiq " the greater part of the gold county grand jury on the charge of complicity | ment for tomorrow is due, in defrauding a Mrs. Quinn out of $220 Seor ls McNutt went to Red Oak during the races ISLAND OF there and arrested a man named Quinn for s the theft of a bicycle. The story told in Red | Does Not Propose Oak i& that after taking Quinn into custody Natiq at Red Oak McNutt and a man named Sulli- LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2.—Baron Harden- van of Creston inveigled Mrs. Quinn into | yickey, sole proprietor as well as ruler of ndorsing over to them a certificate of de- e en e o ! et ifioate of 06 | the small Isand of Trinidad by right of occu- | pation, It not discovery, arrived here last understanding that they were to use $20 to redcem the wheel, and afterward Kept the | night to awalt the result of the contest over whole amount and permitted Quinn to escape. | the island. He makes light of the claim of McNutt denies the charges. Brazil and seems to be more interested in what position this government will take on the question. When asked what he would do if the United States should refuse to re ognlze the island as an Independent govern- ment, Le replied: “That 1 am not prepared to state, further than that 1 will not give up the fight even If this government should fail to give us recognition. We have right and justice on our side, and while right does not always pre- vail over might, I think right will win in this case. Brazil, of course, became unduly excited over England’s attempted seizure of the island and its protests against the action of England has helped my cause.” Count de Bolssiere, Baron Hickey's repre- scntative, Is In New York on a mission con nected with the political position of Trinidad. Larg $1.2 dress goods re- Ia., with leave for a stk pill price e It was John Adams who described his working days as follow a yard. covered 9, redu a with $1 to n hours to sleep, To Law's great s udy soven, Ten 1o the world allot, And all to Heave Few busy men in these day days so wisely. These are the periods of immense mental and bodily strain that rack the nervous sys- tem and “age” men long before their time Repeated headaches, an oppressed feeling at the back of the neck, troubled sleep and los of strength show t the nervous system is on the road to prostration. r busy men threatened with nerve force, able physicians all over the country are today prescribing Paine's celery compound. It never fails to bring back vigor to the shattered nerves and to restore !w.anh‘ to the disordered s: em. Attacks of mel ancholly, hysteria, despondency, nervous dy pepsia and heart trouble unfailingly yield to steamer, of Montreal subtreasury will not be is It h apportion their is Nt » ave ordered failure of ir., Smith ranch dollars in tomorrow It 1 ased will it s ship al Telegram.) formation has n °d here that AMUSEMENTS, by COURTLAND BEACH Fine Bathing, Boating, Switch Back MERRY GO ROUND Grand Band Conc:ri Sunday Night. VeI BIOYCLE RACE AT THE BICYCLE PARK, 17th and Charles Street, Aug. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, From 8:30 to 10:30 Each Evening. OWNS THE C. 0. D. BROW) Si Sale on Mux Pints, per dozen, 40c. Quarts, per dozen, o Half gallons, per dozen, € BROW Saturday F & at Vay white hemstitched handkerchiefs double width veiling, 15c. gent's colored silk handkerchiefs, children's black seamless hose, 16 white sailor hats, 19¢ the trimmed hats In the store, $1.00. At Vavra’s dry goods store, 142 Broadway. 3 . O, S, of A, The state camp of lowa Patriotic Sons of America will hold its annual session in the hall of camp No. 12, over 101 South Main street, Tuesday evening, August 6, 1895, at 10 a. m. National President James A Kiiton of Denver, Colo., will be present, also members prominent in the work from differ- ent parts of the state. In the evening camp No. 1 of Nebraska will join camp No. 12 of Towa in a general meeting, at which all mem- bers of the order are earnestly requ d to be present. STYMEST STEVENSON, Secretary lowa State Camp, Patriotic Order Sons of America. , 8¢ h Frult Jars, i S, C. 0. D. City and return Saturday, August 10th Main Street depot, Council m.; back Monday morning breakfast. Tickets and full in- 517 Broadway, 0. M. BROWN, Ticket Agent. $2.50 to Burlington Train will le Bluffs, at 10 in time for formation at Kansas route, ve . via_the Qeder Two low DES MOINES, 2—(Special Tele- gram.)—Mrs. J. B. Schermerhorn committed | suicide last night by drinking carbolic acid She was 28 years old, and was despondent over the death of her children. MASON CITY, Ia., Aug. 2.—(Speclal Tele- gram.)—Mrs. Orange Minkler committed sui- ide last night near Algona by drowning herself in a cistern. She had been in the hospital at Independence for some time and was home for a short visit She eluded her husband and friends for short tin throwing he If into the cistern at the rear of the house. She was dead when found. The Hardman piano we Campers at Manawa and Comfort Everywhere: Have you taken advant the great rocker sale of the Durfee Furniture Co.? It lasts until Aug. 1 rs like iron. Dissntisficd with the Award. Mrs. Georgia A. Trephagen has appealed from the recent action of the board of super- visors and appraisers who fixed a mea ure of damages for the laying out of a new road in Gainer township, petitioned for by John M. Byers, John roer and Wil- liam L. Dillon. The rd granted the pe- tition for the road appointed as up praisers J. P. Hess, nshields and J. D, Johnson, whose duty it was to assess damages to the abutting property. Mrs Trephagen was awarded $550 ns her share of the damages, but she claims this was no enough. She land actually used in making the rc worth $2, besides which there is a seven-acre tract of land | which 15 cut off from the rest of her farm by the road and rendered absolutely worth- less for any purpose. Then sh s her farm s injured $1,000 worth by having the road where it is, and she demands $4,265, in stead of the $50 which she was allowed The transcript of the doings of the super- v with reference to the road was filed with the county eclerk yesterday, and the ms will be investigated. BURLINGTON ROUTE Re a4 Rat To Hot Spi'ngs, S. D., sale July 19, Aug- ust 2 and 23, one first class fare for round trip. Triennial ton, Mass. American ver, Colo. Not Satisfie DES MOIN gram.)—The Fort has refused to wi Aug th Reductio pecial Madison Chair company bt the reduction of but nts in the price of a day's conviet labor. rate in Hlinois is 35 cents, while the n offered by the exccutive council the rate 45 cents company has the legal right to terminate the con tract on five months' notice to the council and this possibly it will do unless it is de cided to make a 40-cent rate. conclave Knights Templar, Sale August 19 to 24 Pharm ceutical iatlon, Den- Sale August 11 and 12 National convention Keeley league, risburg, Pa. Sale August 16 to 22, In addition I have on sale Summer Tourlst tickets to varlous points in the United States and Canada. Call and get copy of map and fllustrated write up of the great Yellowstone National park. 0. M. BROWN, Ticket Agent. Bos- redu makes Har- wapuper ( 2.—(Special Te published Prospective N S MOINES, Aug announcement Dawson, ed of the will be married in October to Miss Perkins of Sioux C'ty, daughter of Mr. D. Perkins, editor of the Journal and r of congress from the Eleventh lowa district DF ~The Allan ram.) here that Moines is The Hardman is full and rich In tone. or Des Oak F The Round that the Alr-tight, gas-tight, burns and less of it than any Lowest prices. Cole & Cole Genuine fame success heater 1s. kind of fuel furnace made, 41 Main St. rnace is Round th Oak any other | whe King Al Rig MONROE, Neb., July Wi Hereld, Council Bluffs: Gentlemen please find check in full of my first fnvo! of Wheeler's King Tempe Heer bought of vou. Your goods are excellent and your prices right ROBERT A, VICKER Drug mperance Beer e Trovellng Man Dies § WEBSTER CITY, la, Aug legram.)—J. B. Powell, representing Wear Commisison company of Chicago home is at Lawrence, Kan., die f heart disease at the Willzon city this morning. The ouly plano worth having, the Hardman. . ecler (Special Inclosed $ Well-T still holdr e job— Which Is good— And Hospe stilljegftinues to sell that Easterd 'uiade Plano for $ . Which Is better, A sweet-toned, nicely finished piano for §15 down and $8 a wonth. Which you o The gas company's special prices for serv- the foe pipes will be continued through July Read cheap. D whose suddenly Davis tel In this | ad. Davis sells hammocks "¢ B JACQUENIN & C0, Scientific Optician Complete nssortment of gold aud ste speetacles nnd eyeglesses. Eyes exum- ined free of charge. No. 27 Main St. None finer than the Hardman Baby Grand —e 1 Cedar ¥ Posts. car loads standard red cedar fence 104%¢ each, by the car load, A. OVERTON 3 Twelve posts, ilenw MALVERD gram.)—The cratic Delegates. peclal Tele democratic convention met lay to delega to t ite convention, The delegates were unin | structed. nways A horse belonging to W. G. Sawyer ager of the McCormick compan; re, was hitched in front of the warehouse yesterday afternoon, but got away and ran up the street. It was stopped In front of Mergen's store. buggy seat was miss ing_and the was otherwise dam aged. Pat Gunnoude's delivery from his moorings in front lower Main street and in h off to deliver a load of g ness broke before he had g horse ran on by himseif. of the Burlington depot | | i i SRR RY street [ Judge Tul Chichester's Englisn Mamond frana. ! Blectr ENNYROYAL PILLS man a I s interests 3 elect s 2ht to buy. A. HOSPE, Jr. hnesions at Ma LIS Probably largest iresslest that h awa, this The principal attraction Irill by the Thurston mbers of the organization arrived afternoon, about fifty in number. d by their ladies and a lot of the friends. The ar \cement their night attracted big crowds train until late in the evening to its utmost capacity. The b t all and few to acec throngs. A boat would hardly be made fast | th to the dock before one crowd would be off | be tta and ¢ visited Manh ther - HENDERED AN IMPOF ANT DECISION Artand Muslo 1513 Douglas. crowd Man night hibition n vehicle M Was Chicago Are CHICAGO Iway d in Rallw udise Ne Aug Says Street Ral Publie Property, An impor rendered by of the ( npany to ¢ Raillway company t ria cars to run for a short Chicago lines. Jud, Tuley decided t the electrie upany, holding that rallways are not public property and can controlled exclusively by the company 4 OR. e 3 MCGREW T Tix owLy SPECIALIST WHO TREATS ALL PRIVATE D SEASES, Weakness and Secret Disordursof MEN ONLY B was the horse broke loose Rifles of the store fright 8. The ne far, and the He fell in front and was caught, Yeos, Eagle laundry s “that good laundry,” and s located at Broadway 1f in doubt about this try it and be couvinced it on ried ision was 1 distance over that it 4 nt | were 1 the riginal aud Only Genulne. e allow aded far cag ele the e | agall Ry the n ) 8 too nmodat P 8yoars 10,0081 licsls Kook Hiee. \ HON. GEORGE L. FLET purifiers, The or too hard work, s a sure sign that nervous system Is badly in need of nourish ment—nourishment _appropriate up the exhausted delicate tissues, and for thi reason in the household of hard-worked mer all over this country Paine’s celery compound is used as a nerve regulator It does awa; and brings back strength and bodily vigc It refreshes the blood and cures nervous weak every worn-out part and supplying it fresh material for new, strong tissues. 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