Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1895, Page 7

" A . 0 lGES FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, wosfr. SA“ HACLEOD FORGETFUL SPEG”‘L N T o — FTOLEN, FROM THE W.CENT STORD, BAT: it b BOUTH TOOMS, SINGLE, ENSUITR, 50D, Continued. urday, & case containing toy goods. A ‘reward T - 22 REat bt LB Speeies e U 2 T | SIGNEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIAN e e v Advertisements for these column DBSIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS HINGLR horses, wagons, etc., at lowest rates in eity: | LOST, BANK BQO] NTAINING SCHOOL N Wil be taken untl S, flob | or on puile, witls bosrll; references.’ 814 FAr- | o removal of Eoods strietly conmdentials you | reesiots Horirt G RIS Hata NG R Oollected Oash to Oarry Polish Ohurch tor the nam street. F-M706 can pay the loan off at any time or in auy street, Lost—MT 11* the evening and w o P B i A - ———| amount, e T, . Fight to Supreme Court, morning and Sunday editions, FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS: OMAMA MORTGAGE_LOAN CO. LOST, FLAT SAFE KEY, N N CITY transients accommodated. The Capital, 1728 306 8. 16th_st, hall' and 16th and Center streets. Return to Advertisers, by reques a mume | Capitol avenue. F-M856 O7* X this- office and recelve sultabie reward Brved check, can heve answers ads | o e GO0 Lost—M762 11¢ +. ACCOUNTANTS, TAKING NO STEP IN THAT DIRECTION & Msed to a numb letter in care | reasonable of The Bee. Anwwers so addressed will he delivered upon presentation tes. The Rose, BS% CHANCE! 321 ¥ OF MERCHANDISE IN BEST — own In eastern Nebraska, for land and cash | CHAS. B WALTE FOR RENT=UNFURNISHED ROOMS, KPERT ACCOUNTANT, 4 Drignde and Subseribing ©f the cheek only, Ratew, 1 1-2 ¢ a or cquivalent.” Address S 3, care Bee. R g s T STy s RUC LS By wword firat 'h'""'m' g Fobe ';“"I':':_': § UNFURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOUBE- | e e oo, | el e Lk “\:"‘ :l‘:'m: S ‘"‘:’ Puare - ng taken : ceping to man and wife. L Tith B_CHANCE OF A LIFETIME_WANTED, ‘ ¢ 3 G :h::.":;r'”mr Il,r-( I‘nn»rtlon. Pheas| TR AR AN e 39 N ity i @ partner with from $500,00 to $1,000.00 in well | BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, —— | organized, paying business in Omaha. Only mdvertisements must be rum e€on- | THREE ROOMS, CLOSETS, WATER 5. responsible men answer; $1,200.00 annually gua: IN MUTUAL L. & B. ABS'N PAT Riettively, 13th street £ Y G300 B8 | atesd. Address T ¥, B YM8_ 17,7, '8 per cent when 1, 3, 3 years old, always o Every one Is famillar with the history of e FOUR VERY LARGH _ HOUSEKBEPING | WANTED PARTN TATH AND | Teddemable. 174 Farnai at., Nattinger, Se (Copyright, 18, by Irving Bacheller.) will b sent out to temptation, because he will | o™yt 1t £ BETIEE W G HAIGRY B8 = I SR rooms, $8.00; references. 1049 8, 20th. loan business. Must take complete charge of S —— = CHAPTER V. be kept hard at work always,” sald Paul. church Sheeley, ¢ SITUATIONS WANTED, G-MT11 1 office here connected with of south; small | HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD - b h The old bookkeeper looked up as though | Church at Sheeley, and those who attended s TR TR RoONS Fon | | cAbital required. A" good layout for the right | Minterest on snvinks. "Apply o Omaha L & B, | When Paul Whittier said that he had pho- | ot O G young man, but here | the trials in the Various courts will remem- f ‘l‘ T W ANTS PLACH. TO (BARN BOARD | | noustheepists.bath and WALE: off aame fder; | = 200rcse b % e Y- As'a, 1o Teo'bide. G’ Nattinger, Sec. | tographs of the man who had been Injuring et %o o a Jump tn his throst which pre- | ber that Sam Maclcod was greatly fntorosted | LA aening Om. Business Col 16 & Farnam | cheap 1o o man and wife without ehiliten, | FOR SALE, ONT OF THE OLDEST, DEST | smm———— % | tho Ramapo Steel and Iron works, showing | vented him from speaking. in the proceedings. But it is only recently y t A1 1913 Farnam stre e 1 established German weekly tiewspapers in the him in the act of openinig the safe, Mr. Whit- | Suddenly Mr. Wheatcroft began, explo- | ot tho full mensur Sam' ; P s west. Good reasons for selling. For particulars | SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, . % sively: “That's all very well! but what I il measure of Sam's interest in { BITUATION WANTED BY FIRST CLASS 300 g8, | _0dross B 6, care of Omaha e, Y—Midi 16 tler and Mr. Wheateroft looked at each other | Si¥ely: [Thats G wery, WOUC FHe WALC o | the case has doveloped. ‘ g piintes an foreman o€ ood oY Nt ai | YO RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. | sy | ™5 VAN BANT'S BCHOOL, 803 N, ¥, LIFE, | In amazement. Major Van Zandt ‘dtared at | [hoi ool o The difficulty between the two factions in o7 branches of fe Work. A 1 reference. Frogy FOR EXCHANGE. PRS- B 813" | the young man with fear and shame strug- | Mp“Whittier looked at his son and smiled, | the church culminated in a bitter strife for < »Printor 1 3, Tiee office. AT OMAHA COM, COLLEGE, 107H & DOUGLAS, | £ing together in bis face. “That is a little mysterious, Paul,” e sald, | the possession of the church property. Suits . Ly (Pt EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAR Miil §i5 | Without waiting to enjoy Ms triumph Paul | tand I confess I'd like (o know 19% 300 ekt 1110 the ‘coeld 'sn yeletnats pAAIEAR Cnte desires position with some firs - e / R ol — o b 1 o Pouk A Young mas and with good Heironces. 1 FOR RENTTIN L STORY NRICK BUILDING Dt 010 Ny, VS gyou to‘ofter? I K. | GMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE, 10TH, FAIAN | put his hand in bis pocket and took out two | MY 1o oonceated here yourselt? askod | 410 Were fought until the faction that sup- o e > . nt Dascment, complete steam heating . BRICK BUSINESS DUILDING, § | eminmtionssimsimee | #0114768 Of blulsh paper. Mr. Wheateroft. ported Bishop Scannell came out victorious. O IERMAN LADY, TALKING PERFECT | fixtures, water on all floors, gas, etc. Appiy at |~ siories, average rental past two years, $3,100.00 “There,” he sald, as he handed one to his| “No"” Paul answered. “If you will look | In the meantime there had been several cone Baglien, wanta g Supten SE R ST I et | B oS AR ESS S e prjce, St UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. | faiher, “thero ls & blue prinj of the man|around this room you wili seo that there | flicts between the factions, In one of which o8 Addre h - A= ric business building, 2 y i el coul . = AGENTS WANTED, g0 rental past Y B Ok FONBRAL DiRBGTOR AN |taken u Uhls ofie.at te minutes past 3 ::l"": 'n":‘:_f#_,f“"" r in which anybody 41 little target practice was indulged In, and WANTED—MALE HELP. aki b | 00 rored R of postomce; | émbalmer, 1618 Chicago st., telephone 9. 321 | yesterday afternoon, just as he was about to | ““qyan where was the photographer hidden?" the numerous arrests that followed kept WANTED, LOCAL AGENTS. AMP AND | sightly land; price, §2 SWANSON & VALIEN, 171 CUMING, TH, 1o, | open the safe in the corner. You see he Is| Mr. Wheatcroft inquired with Increasing | Judge Berka busy for several weeks. It was GENT AGENTS 1 B s I | T [0 ekanioy TRAE SR """ | kneeling with his hand on the lock, but ap- In the trial of the cases growing out of the Omaha to oF e tb.11ve. DN s - brance §6,00.00; equity "for” good nencumbered | 3O MATI. UNDERTAKRI AND BMBALAL | Parently, just then, something alarmed him clock.” rosponded Paul. shooting that Macleod was In evidence, and T o Tem d in cen- [ LADY AGENTS, RUBDGR T Tand. TN DAThatR B Blephons SMBALS" | and he cast a hasty glance over his shoulder. n the clock? echoed Mr. Wheateroft, | apior (hat was setiled ho continued to keop tral Mississippl. The ti on 18 go- quick sales; big profits; Sherman county, 640 acres school land, near $ . - At that second the protograph was taken, and | greatly amazed. ‘‘Why, there isn't room in up his acquaintance with th emb v thZwhats tietw’ are S0 hot WNNERR ||, ol Dittle ATE O PR B P I g ot E 20 L RO 1E REA 0 we have a full-face portrait of the man.” | the case of that clock for a thin midget, lot | WP 8 Acquainiance with the members of { . e ree erops can be ralsed each x M. - — | Omaha a 5 REA Ry et L tha BNOLRTABIT | Mlodvh wHat: > o faction that was opposed to Scannell, renr Where thers 1s no such thing as fafl- WANTED: ENE MEN 7O | Before buying or exchanging see J, N, Frenzer, ” and he now passed it to the impatient hand | Paul enjoyed puzzling his father's partner. | After the decision had been rendered in Jra’ie & tman will ‘work ohenait as Tard s he | “seli ‘goods by sampie at Home or travel: cAsy | opposite I’ 0. i1 010 ' | INSTRUMENTS placed on record September | o', 0€, et FORE o “I didn’t say I had a man there or a midget, | favor of the Scannell faction Macleod began does in this country, Cool summers, mild Wit 1. seller; diberal salar ge g ol - s HANGE FO 10, 1895: “ Mr. Wheateroft,” Paul continued, | either,” he explained. *I sald that the phi & c A e R o o b0k i, New WANTED, A i cHkNGE FOR , ” P e You see, Mr. Wheateroft, 3 to stir himself in the interests of his ne o Goo. W. Ames, general agent, 1617 ZoMi617 | A_A Billings and husband to H H boars o certain family likeness to Major Van | sald ~that the clock itseif was the pho- | friends. — He circulated among his compa- 8 ] T8 WANTED _IMMEDIATELY nt, M6 1 A B iguaba. I 0 triots in Colonel Redfield’s brigade and re- cet, Qmat s M 0 Chidren ABOUL Jemuk, the fastest | WANTED, TO TRADE FOR_GOOD HBAVY | . Hodioks ady o, 0 #ubdlv of 3 T Zandt's, all the same that is not a portralt | tographer. s brigade . Omaha. —_ o, ray s o nndre s, the fas D, D 5 Redick’s 80 .vevoseseeinss it 6,000 \ ‘ - | nearsed o \AN TO WOIK OMATA O TAKE | sellne Lok publisned: 160000 contes alraady | “drivimi horse: Wil g1ve go0a wostern: sadgie, | Richard. Steoping ind wite (o 5 T of ‘themajor.” The man who was in hers | Mr. Wheatcroft threw up his banda in dir. | huarsed (he story of the wiongs of the ! e ebrcka, an general agent of an | ok 82100 given for ' selling 20 ‘coples i3 | b shotgun, o cash i€ horss sulse A" | Sonner. lot 4 DIoCK 1, ‘Hogus & H's vesterday afternoon was @ young man, a man | gust. g . it you w eaten cliurch people. He represented that Omaba sick, mecident and doath bencht Snq 1 Rt NSRS ven 4n addition to commission | eeceeatttmet o FOTR | 2nd add wiesitiiiio e, 1] young enough to be the major's son!” on mystifying us in this absurd way, 0 oni | fhey were the victims of papal persecution endowment - ssoctation, ~Pradential | - gold \watch s glven 4n agdiCon to commision —— M B Lindberg to 1. W Weymulier, The old bookkeeper looked at the speaker. | as long as you like! But your father and If . 4 hat they ‘were too poor to raise th forred, Call aftec 0 0. m., OF O los0 | credit given; compiete outfit 5 cis. we ' also FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. w 15 feet of 8 14 lot 18, Kountze's Mr. Paul,” he began, “‘you won't be hard | &re entitled to some consideration, I think. o T SUE R S 2. Xant, 304 Faxton tlock, 2 have other most popular books for the fall 3 3 Pl gl suss % on the—" Then he paused abruptly. “I'm mot mystifying you at all. The clock | Necessary funds to appeal the case to the WANTED, TWO EXPERIENCED TRAVELING | and Chrisimas trade, Write at gnee. R I | o GAINS, SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP. | _nedy, lot 22, block T, Dedtord Place., 1| “I confess I don't understand this at all," | took the pictures automatioally. I'll show | JUEreme Sohjire Thv‘:m‘pm'::d ¥ bl;ow({nl:zl saisinwenc (hod terrtior. 040 < J—M165 120 ertles and'farms. John N. Frenser, opp, P O. | J R_O'Gorman nnd wite to Sophid declared Mr. Wheatcroft frascibly. ) you how,” Paul returned, getting up ""’“;“"‘" of holding ‘up several oandidates . for ors, 1612 Farnam. e P YR L2 Ric—i06 | Moore, lot 12, block 5 Clifton Hill.. 200 am afratd that T do understand it,” Mr. | chair and going to the ‘corner of the ofice. $0.00 TO $160.00 SALARY PAID BALESMEN Mary and Bridget_Coleman to Chris- Taking a key from his pocket he opened [ ©Mico and all of the dark lantern contingent for clgara; experience not'necessny: tatth L o el T ecroom hooses tn tnis ety epiendid: naight (oprgr xyman, SHXUSD feetin tax tho case of the clock and revealed a small | Who €ould be induced to conteibute Macleod gocements' (o customers. Blshop & JNR%, St bR 2 < | Borhoods owner nonresident; must sell. Hicks, | 1% Taer ang wite o L 13" Fowier, photographic apparatus inside with the tube | FLUACCLA VEEY Fespectable sum for the alleged o — e | WANTED, TO RENT A FURNISHED HOUS] 305 N. Y. Life Bldg. RE-M782 11" A & - 101 %Y A n 36 4 t of the objective opposite the round glass 5 TAILOR | by & small family, Address B 1, Bee i trustee, lots 1, 2, 3 and n 36 feet lot 2 PP WANTED, A GOOD ALL At the bottom | Other expenses incident to carrying the case . T Tah s o o loc th Omaha.. anel in the door of the cas ik 3 ut once. Call on or address A. Hevds, Wood L B e 2 A D O AT B e Bh b e B Peta OF the 'ons® was. & nmall albotridhl. Battery l‘f,',,‘"‘:,,f","'x',fi;"“;n“}:zf;"5,“0’2: 5 ,:":""‘;“‘l[:,’r'l':’r‘:; PR NG S S e 2l : : 5 —Mics — - = son, lot 24, block % 1iazel Terrace... v lectro- : SWANTED, EXPERIENCED AND PRACTICAL RENTALAGHRCY. SOUTHERN FARM FOR SALE. Metrapolitan Loan and Trust company :‘,}‘,’",‘:;‘l‘ small shelf over this was an electro- | state office, were 50 affected by Samuel's pl fdrist and gardener. B, Haas, 1813 Viaton st z kel —_— to Joseph and Josephine Blaha, lots 9 b, L for his friends that they put their names § & 3 D683 - — 760 acre: 2. tand ih " " mil gnd llll,nblm;k 2, Miliag' 1st add to oo = A Bt YA, S, 913 BROWN BLK. s of land, three-quarters of & mile | South OMARL .eve.re... MANTED, COMPETENT __ ABSTRACTER; | G- G. WALLACE, RENTAL! L aadt | from the rail fown of Uniontown, in_ the | Melissa Molletto to Celia N le exparionce and malary wanted. Lock box | o T | heart of the “Black prairie country of €entral | "3 Jot 8, block 11, S o e e BMesz 130 = — Alabama.** "Only o small amount of cash re- | G Gy Futicatioly and o ; STORAGE. quired, balance on long time. For information “I begin to see how you did It,” Mr. Whit- | down for $5 each. tler remarked, “but I'm not an expert in| Ever since that time Macleod has been photography, Paul, and I'd like a full ex-|making hay. He has commanded the planation. And make it as simple as you | leglance of his Polish friends by represent- can.” ing that he had been hard at work raising chindle nn's 1st_add fe to ¥ P Free- man, lot b, Freeman's add TWO FIRST-CLASS, EXPERI- P 3 : Siis The ovner IR0 ot b, Freeman's add. “It's a very simple thing, indeed,” said | money in their interests, and on the other i thyeting aalesmen: New. Tingland Jew- JOHN M. JEFFRIES, Setmy, Mabama, | 0 Srcemin and wite to Sarah his son. “One day while I was wondering | hand has based a claim to recognition by elry and Siiverware Co., Towa City, Tewe STORAGE, FRANK EWERS, 124 HA&‘ffl;‘Y» = s L DEEDS. how we could best catch the man who was | the slate makers on the ground that he had onr - 3 B TetR FIRST-CLASS LOCATION FOR A SALOON ON | §pacial master to ¢ 1 Atwater, lots 5, gotting at the books that clock happened | a wholo pocketful of votes down In Sheeloy- EXPERIE L NG PACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO., 98 ( mMaln ,:“;'“_”]"‘3‘»; g Al |v"" grow 17 and 18, block 76, Dundee Place. to strike, and somehow it reminded me that [ town that he could drop where he pleased. wante cbraska Clothing company, oo | "6 Jones st. General storage and forwarding. 0 oo ol beatniy tAR . in our photographic society at college we had | All this has been allowed to pass until ree i A e e s M—258 £t R Tctal amount of transfers. once suggested that it would be amusing to :m'h”y' wm;n lsumo oue discovered that no LATORERS FOR PORTLAND, 8. D.: $1.50 PRI | s - Tt - attach a detective camera to a timepiece | Indication had been given of any Inten- Quy: work guaranteed: transportation. ARTEDLTO BUY. HOMES ON BASY PAYMENTS, SELL AND and take snap shots every few minutes all | tion of carrying tho church case to the . Kramer & O'Hearn, 1 rnam streat LWA buy Tots, acre farms. - Garvin Lfos, 20 XX 1. RAIL\VA through the day. I saw that this clock of | supreme court. No bill of exceptions had 3 - oy SRICES' P, 18, T T AT e T T T R ours faced the safe and that it couldn't be | been filed nor had any transcript been ore (T AND EXPENSES. NO BX. | HIGHEST PRICES PAID KOT RAGS, IRON. | BARGAINS 1101 LOTS AND FARMS, better placed for the purpose. So when I|dered of tho proceedings in district court. perlence necessary, Goods monopoly. Pay sure. | - meisle rupber e bOts: o - | sale or trade. F. K. Darling, Barker fxi\"%o e “I'm afrald T do understand it," Mr. WhItter | yoq (hought out my plan [ came over here | Tho Tesult is that some of the voters who 3 63 S re ston, Mass. B-MUS1® | o | GARDEN HOMES, 10 AND 2-ACRE TRACT 4 Unio ot 3 ok i i K 4 5 WANTED-STRONG YOUNG MAN TO WORK.| T adlotning Sily lmite, [or sale cheap. Ricks, | T0:Isam... ... Denvar Bspross.s.ee.s: Whittier said, with a glance of compassion | In setting it right I broke off the minute u‘f.pn..‘-:sn}“)n‘u",fu ‘them nlllluull::g\‘r:;lgg“:; In store; must be quick, accurate and_write FOR SALE—FURNITURE. 305 N. Y. Life Dldg. RE—M7§2 114 copm ik Hillg, Momt. & Puged Snd. iix. at the major. :\‘fll‘nt Thlennl :flfll“h'"l‘;" L k;‘““‘ Ifl:‘"‘l n’“: think that he is not such a disinterested phatn and rapld. Address B ¥, Bee. D11 e o e o | 43I, o Denver Idipress..o.. “There,” Paul continued, handing his | It to repalr it; he is both an electrician and | (K, (hat he ts nat such a Gisinto SVANTED, A PLUMBER AT ONCE AT FURNITURE_AND BEDDING; LARGE AND | "Siiam i, s O W, CARLOGE f0° | 4itthm: Nincoin: Loce] (cveons. gummast)::} father a second asure square, “there fs a | a photographic expert. Together we worked | {Hon b8, Lo Wovill Eve fhein bedlewe, | On FANTHD] small lots. 353 8. 10th . L T T p Ania photograph taken here ten minutes after | out this device. Here Is a small snap-shot | 1 t0YE RT3 FEERIS, WG, Gutribiiod e AR TANT S = E S = | T and Biongs srreetar ooy Fob. saahi R Leaves [CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.)Arrives | ihe first—at 8:20 yesterday afternoon, ""‘"“?I"“";’.‘“,“"u‘"h" {“2 fl;‘:‘f‘l- and ’l‘"“‘“'l' ning to arrive at the conclusion that Sam has ) suth 16(h strect. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. be soid. D, W. Merrow, 17 OmatiaUnioi Depot, 01K % Mason'ts. | Omana | That ahowh the safe opan whid the suine yowne s, Glock 180 85101 LaXS: n iplio\Araph Feyor¥ e oo Tut AU heaioia e 08 Lt P S e I e -Chlcags Vestibule......... 9ib0am o vi - with tho money. Macleod has not appeared BAL N 10 DRUG TRADE: - s - =5 e Chiieago #am | tor-book in his hand. As his head is bent | ten minutes, from 6 in the morning o 7|at his nccustomed haunis for a day of two, or‘olherwise. J. W, Knight, 217-225 State atrest, | HARDWOOD R i L LANDEOR. SRENIE LTRSS o & Bt Louis lixprem: " $i00am | over the pages of the book, the view of the n:‘ nllghl. \\)f« m-mnlgedr t‘blnlnt ll;n magnet | put it ig stated that explanations Wil bo' 1 R 3 . Lee, T i 2 Tanction Loca 30pm | face s not so good. But there can be no | should turn the spool of fllm after every | order at an early date. o TRAVELING. MEN 2 FOR SALE, VACANT LOT; WILL TAKE TWO e - | L doubt that it is the same man. You see that, | snap shot.'” o bt il 0 salary and exp The Dr. A. | FOR SALE CHEAP—BIG LINE OF SECOND- horses as first payment, A, . Tukey. PAUL. don’t you, Mr. Wheatcroft? “Well, cried Mr. Wheatcroft, “I don't Druggists say that their eales of Hood's v’ Medicirie € i nand blcycies, Omaha Lieséle company, 81 N. | ; RiE—M8S5 ot won sm,L “I see’ that, of course,” returned Mr. |know much about these things, but I read | Sarsaparilla exceed those of all others. There s 3 T LAND— s R R il “Wheatcroft, forcibly; “what I don't see {s | the papers and I suppose you mean that|is no substitute for Hood's. SAUSAI MAKER, GERMAN: | FOR SALE. LADY'S $100.00 BICYCLE, NEW, |50 Moncna Co., Ta., $20 an acre, a...Lhicago oo A why tho major here should confess if he [the clock ‘pressed the button,’ and the (Lol Rl competent (o, worle in sighter hot $50.00 Address A 52, Bee. Q615 0 Deeatur, Co., Ja! 326 an aere. Teaves \lumn‘\m) & ’mm&n!xl\\ TN ATIves | lan't gullty!” electricity ‘pulled the string.’ ” BEATEN AT COUNTY HOSPITAL. ARe 100! d o market. Address | — . e —— o v, an acre, aha| Uniot ot, 10t ason Sts. 7 5 " p v " e aten T At ol M 15 | ICB IN CARLOAD LOTS. CORRESPONDENCE Ta, 430 an acre, » St | . T LMK T know the reason for that,” said | “Thal's it precisaly,” the young man re- |, .\ 4 paiemts Exuibits the 4 nue I DM | Colicited. A. B. Nicholas, Council Blutfe, Ta; By o Nt 08 an e Mr. Whittier gently. sponded. “Of course I wasn't quite sure how FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE: QMY 40 Sarpy Co., $000. Mo. Valley ““There haven't been two men at our books, [ it would work, so I thought I'd try it first Bruises on Her Body. suitable for: two; board If desired; 307, Cass | ST riBTRR BICYOLD-IN GOOD CONDI. | % fear Lincoln, sheta. = = o o {Gmaha_Chigago has there?” asked Mr. Wheatcroft; “the | on a weekday when we were all ‘here. It| The charges preferred against Turnkey sireet. . a Uon, was $125.00, will sell for. $56.00. Omaha | & F (A SN ikl Leaves [CHICAGO. . major and also this fellow who has béen | did work all right and T made several In- | Marnell at the meeting of the Fire and Po- | {0y Co\ 5012 | GWING To ABSENCE FROM CITY, OWNPR | Omana|Union Depot, 10th d& M “On photographed? teresting discoveries. 1 found that Mike |lice Commission by Richard Engleman, WANTED—FEMALE HELP, =—————————=——————=—=| s authorlied us 1o sell % acres fineat’ kind EAST. 1o Whittler looked at the 0ld bookkeoper | smoked a pipe in this office and that Hob | churging him with misusing a prisoner named CLATRVOYANTE: e garianiiana Justtwast it Loty limila a¢ & o X or a moment. played_leapfrog in the storo and stood on G67X AND LAUNDRESS, 208 5. 20TH AVE. Bid RE-MM2 11 Nt lixpress. “Major,” he sald, with compassion in his | his red head in the corner there up against | Fenry Frahm, on the afternoon of Septem- [ €O | MRS, DR M. WARREN., CLAIRVOYANT, RE- | FARM LANDS, C. F. HARIISON, 912 N.Y. Lit '\;;‘p“\"-lnlm’ el ot L I CRACILNRS YoRTwhD [Lip sbs b:r o “lm:ph.l:wa"y R 5 : o' i < ARV el ANDS, C. F. N, 912 Lite WEST. _ s01d our secrets to our rivals? And yon might | “The confounded little rascall” interrupted | ©f fompetent witnesscs. WG}NT “A f,:",fiw .:gk\‘«,r:‘(n,.:d(zl‘x‘_mn::t:l‘; Itable business medium; Sth year i 118 l;_l;:,h RE~756-08 m‘ummml_.’a ’f‘!xu‘ :Exi(tex. Bun.).10 confess it again and again, I lhu{xlnl m-?ul’ Mr. Wheatcroft. L “Theulnllluwlug llllflluma;ll.bmlll: by Officer 8 reang oA T a1 — ——— | FOR SALE_MY RESIDENCE, 012 SOUTH 7TH | 24 AR T belleve it. I know you better. I have known o : “I founa | Marnell, is corroborated by three officers A s Sk LG LEROY. 17i2 CATITOL, AVENUE, THE | 3t 5 oome: rs R L Tas = AT R Era you' (o0 long {0 balleve any. chatge agamet | alie b e et e captieniod | and two uninterested witnesses: TR Faon ! lairvoyant and trance medium Wvingd | bain; at hait price; want to leave Omaha. | Omahal Depot Webster_sts your honesty, even if you bring it yourself. | by a pretty book agent and bought two [ Iu the absence of the patrol conductors ¥ 2 satiefuction " guaranteed Yigmhpdn | _John' Widenor RET1 | o, Siou, ity Ascommodiiion; The real culprit, the man who 1a photo- | halky Sorames he diant want." {ake charge of the palice patrol. " On Sep- ¢ gus #4000 BUYS CHOICE BIGHTY-ACRE FARM | gilinn 10U Gy foxpress, (o, b:3sam | graphed here, is your son, isn't he? There is y e - [itember 3,<whils the conductar wis gkidinner SANTED, GINT, FOR GENERAT, i - Aaven milks, narimwast of Omans Saey Lot pm.....:::.8t_Paul_Limited 0:35m | 35" Use of (rying to conceal the truth now, and | oy, " tcatcroft looked sheeplsh for & mo- | there was a call for the wagon at Ninth and work, 514 N, 224 street c MASSAGE, DATHS, ETC. Stringer & Gue, Frenzer block. RE—M7TT 210 [ F. B & MO VALLEY, — JAtrives | there is no need to attempt it, because we | ™ ot y s Jones streets. When we arrived Officers AT T RN R T I siins, | Omahal Depot, isth and Webster Sts. ["Omaha | il e “Jontent with lm'“ o Sy “k; “Oh, that's how you knew, 18 1t?” helpajawin and Cusick were holding a man LRI e Foom 3; mag avor, alcohol northern Alabama; estimite 13,000,000 feet time | 2. There was : b hair. was trying to make a fight and causing a QIRC-YOR . GENRRAL HOUSEWORIE. (I3}, suhetioe Aadisee baths. pers 8,000 n daricultural’ land; excel: k Mr. \\'hnalr_:o:l'x:n::;:fillzrtl\?)'llgf)f‘ls'.‘;(.bmke“ by That's how I knew,” Paul replied. ‘I gjsturbance. He refused to get in She WANTE baths. Finest parlors anklin Duff, Union Trust . 10th & Mason he? He was shot in a brawl after a spree PAIMAIS, o very | Bim by the coat collar. All the way to the " work. i %1 Louls, Mo. A A naN A ONy d ey TEare somewhere out west two or three years 2;@ xlz kmlu 'vmanm i )}]mgi Iwnlxlkl‘nx every | station he fought, and it was with the WANTED AT ON MMB. LARUE, MASSAGE, HOT DATH. T Aol — | 9itpm.i. C. Night Ex. via U; V. Trans, At least that's “what I understood at the | ("3 " WG asternoon it winked ninety times | rcitest dificulty that he could be kept in eral houscwork. Howar e PenMiteG Hunscom park. 2 P. O.|Lewves (* MISSOURL PACIFIC, [E O wanted bod der. | and_all It ‘saw was the same. sceis, the ‘g’:\‘: M;.'f:”'m.th;n“lc SriAt e et "3 — e o azst 11e | Omahal Depot, 15 and Webst “It 1s what I wanted everybody to under- > : ave ne, and said he had escape e e R R R v A — 10:40am.... Louls Express stand at the time,” said the old bookkeeper, | STy corner of the room hers, with the | from the frsane ward of the county. poor FOR RENT-—HOUSES. 412 North 1ih strect. T—Mo1) 1 CYOrEs 9:30pm. ... Louis Iixpress. breaking silence at last. “But it wasn't so. | yi¢ JH) Uhe shacew sf rst GUC 4 tst M | farm, he said the authorities refused to give '~ N T T Tt T T e 5 a:30pm. ... Nebraska ex. S The boy was shot, but he wasn't killed. i1 ‘he ull light that nDflurf" ID“;' l'é"" the | him ‘medicine, and struck and beat him. As e o | e 2R e Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFI hoped that it would be a warning to him and | 81288 roof T e b little after 8 & man | an evidence of his abuse at the county poor RLING, DARKER BLOCK. | Dotk T-Mwiur N, 16TH, 10 | [Omahal Depot, 15th and Webster that ho would make a fresh start. Friends | ¢AMe into the oficc and made ready to oben | farm he stripped and showed several bruises 3 = AT ERARINGT o SaulLimited. of mino got bim a place in Mexico—but luck | the safe. At ten mibules past 3 the clock | on his side. Shortly after he was locked up HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE TURKISH BATHS, Relay Spectal. Will Barnum & Bro. 129 &, 1500 SIOUX CITY & PACIFI was against him, 50 he wjote me, and he | {d ,t @ camera took Ms photographein the | a stranger came down and demanded (hat # 0. ¥. Davis Company, 1506 Farpam. D—3: . fah Union’ Diepot, 10th & Mason Sts. ha | lost that. Then an old comrade of mine gave | VI .2';‘,,3' ::c:!; i ‘,::("‘;Y "'B:;lo‘fel l;:n';; Frahm be turned loose. 1 referred him to i T 5 = = 2 enger......1 him ano ce o 3 the sergeant, who refused to allow U 4 FIOUSES, BENEWA & CO, 108 N. TH ST | TURKISH DATHS: ONLY PLACE IN CITY | WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO., 2416 CUMING, ail - Limited B e o ot /I Denvar, and fof I'vast 3 thie man. waa gono And the aumers | (oo me beanthi up on s ancount oo His Sooman D233 exclusive for ladies. Suite 109-110 Lee Bldg. 03 ton ol hile P! aight an Is work | /i e ev. t inute K157, roralook B! P 2 4 ~ GEST LIST IN OMATT 135 — | Leaves | UNION PACIFIC. TArrives | well. Then he broke down once more and | Winked every ten minutes - un o'clock, | tion and ravings. This man made threats 3 M. E. COLE & CO., LARGEST LIS | e e e S ———r———==| (naha|Union Depot, th & Mason Sts.| Omaha | he was discharged. For six months I did not mf"a:"& “!‘L'l" nfe“fl:.‘:m:: “(')“llful‘;';‘l;"m"- and said he would show the officers a thing g 3 A 3 5 : GRATES AND TILES. T know. what had become of him. I've found A v an- | or two and have them all discharged. FHOOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 890 FARNAN [ oo W out since that he was a_tramp for weeks and | Other I developed them, disappointed that{ "«rhe officials at the county poor farm were sireet. - WOoOD MANTELE, GBATES FiiBs 7om i that he walked most of the way from Colo- notified of Fralm's arrest and telephoned 2 NODERN §I00M HOUS 5 MINU PERSONAL. fireplacea; yesiibulas aoddamy Hostel orita N Finst Malle.e.. Hinm | rado to New York. This fall ho turned up that he had disappeared from that institu- Waik from court house. Barier bik. | — 4 prices. Milton Rogers & Hons, Omahd, 314 : : here in the city, ragged, worn out, sick. 1 tion that morning and that the ambulance D661 _ | VIAVI CO.. 3§ DEE BLDG.. HEALTH BOOK | S R BrARE ALWAY, wanted to order him away, but I couldn’t. 1 would be sent to convey the demented man T e vee; home treatment; lady S : aha|Union' Depot, 10th & Mason St u 3 ’ . i S el DR B R A s L i, - THAL RS WOEK wAR.She Gmig Sk that would S hbe ATe) AL EeeREt aen) ot Iranitinea tanguef, hall, residence and grave decorations. o 5 2 ve vi e vould al 0 great de anc G 1813 ‘Vinton sireot. Telephone 716 A" | AETNA HOUSE (EUROPEAN) N. W. COR. keep him out of mischief, He did not find a and at first refused to accompany his keeper O LEo A COTTAGE Wit n and Dodge. I Y day or week. 315 place—perhaps he did not look for one. But and it was with a great deal of persuasive ar. : Farnam., “2“‘]‘.\5]. l':.\““lf 2 Ki‘ Fllgé\'}(ulel'.l)l'l""‘"ixllfili, Tournament of Western Assoclations ?’ll at U:llltc 1 dlsr‘,nvore’d lh;ll he had money. ““‘?“}"i that ha at last consented to go 7o — o . - ] ones sts.; £o. Omaha and Sherman Sundny and Mondny. e would not tell me how he got it. T knew with him.” FINE LIVERY RIGS CHEAP, ED. BAUMLEY ave. ass the ‘door. Vi s " PO 11 and St Mary's avenue, Teiephons o+ | 2V " PUSERIAN pALN. The western division of the Bohemian | hs could not have come by it honestiy, and so /At nocn yesterday Hupry Beahm was agaln & E PRIVATE HOME FOR WOMEN DURING GO e e Gymnastic associations will have grand gym- | 1, ¥8CUG I o Wk selling you to the Cusicke, Ho mads s violont KRt and. abe DETACHED MODERN —RESIDENCB, sari | PRAVACE HOSE GOR WOMEN DY N- | — = nastic exercises at Ruser's park September’| Tuxedo company.” tracted the same large crowd again. The S rornieton mogen et A Y Te 659 A ¢ SEYLBANGE 15 and 16. “But how cowid he open the safe?’ ecried county hospital authorities were again notified Y% k4" | TENTS T0 RENT AND SELL, This division comprises thirteen active | Mr, Wheatcrott.” “You didn't kuow the com- of the insane man’s detention and called for FOR RENT, COTTAG 1|1A-.T.u STIL AND | Fhoner S A. I, Rawltzer, U8 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. socleties In Nebraska, Towa and Missour. | Tifto- not tell him the combination I did BB A Ahe stemoon . Farnam sceets. Milton Rogors & Sons. i —_— ' Turners will attend from St. Louls, Cedar [jnow s, v - D578 HOSE WISHING INFORMATIO! R = b now,"" sald the old bookkeeper, with pathet Subject to Attacks of Cholera Morbus, Lartadn = DI | iments, coffee, sugar, cocoa, krain and catie, | SENDy, 0%, FOR $500 WORTIT ‘OF 0NGS; | Rapids, Oxford” Junction, I, Plattsmouth, | dignily. “And I didn't have to tell him. He While staying In the Delta (Mississippl FOR I3 INT, ‘.}ll\!\‘:\‘)(l\\h“}\llll 14 ROOMS, | land: ate, immigration, ctc., will be cc Mable, “The Course of Trie Ifl;’;‘:m‘\gi\elr"l;t‘::m South Omaha, Clarkson, Neb., Schuyler,|can open almost any safe without knowing Bottoms) last summer, B. T. Moss, repre- ik and Leéa 2 3 frotly answared by Sociceing SLbe. resistared. $mooth. Latest hits. Woodbridge Bros., | Neb., Linwood, Neb., Bruno, Neb., Milligan, {""’ vf“";:"l"l;'lflfl-m“nw l:"?md“":‘ :; lw“"““h: senting Ludlow, Ssylor Wire Co. of St. Louls, T — - bia, South America. U—MI16-8%° e £ | Neb, Wilber, Neb,, dati Crete, Neb. -The| fiq% TLIS M2 BIO- O Hetot one and then SRR v IALN X8 bv"?mv subfect 0. 10 X < - TEORGE . B, = g - ! one o attacks of cholera morbus. ve 5 atah 11 Center street, 4-room M: SAME BOX WIITE | “Eitar teacher. 1ol Cune stedet, » WOy ANP | exercises will consist of turning on the hori- [ the other, and in ten minutes the safo is atanice when attacked s was ralleved us. it 3 el DA at ‘oncd; Jmp VM7 11e L zontal bar, the parallel bar, vaulting horse, | open.” by maglc, by using Chamberlaln's Coll FOR IENT, 10-ROOM HOUSE. ALL M: O aving your piano o Wi G1 ENTING OR | high jump by the pole; running. jump and | How could he get fnto the store?” Mr. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He say pewly gt papored: 2 lots, nice lawn and trecs, | MONKY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. | McCague bidg. Call and be sonvinced. high jump, dumbbells apd calisthenics. The | Whittler inquired, m “I regard it is the ‘ne pluy ulira’ of medie i ol A g L 8 Moo 10 | calisthenics and generat'drill will be had on bfloll(!‘?e:pr:-’rw ,l,u?;:ld Igek:{u-le r,:'l;:::'l‘fllm‘ehe ‘.'}? cines.” AN ST CO., o, | T | Sund : will_be the main or, . He ——— FOURRC OM COTTAGE, GOOD 10 Vraslia and Lowa @ras or Omaha eity property. 7 Gl will participate about ‘eighty young men and n;’:‘é ul.?; :I":;:R"Iua:;‘dlt:‘]‘l!‘no':la\l‘::lz(\.(keudT‘\‘::; Just closing the safe, The ten young men who have been he'd at 013 it 3t S S EER - v cl Py q afe, AT - o cHargel ping a FOR BENT, BIGUT-ROOM FRAME DWELL- | MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. H. MAROWITZ LOAS MONEY. 413 N. 18 . | (wenty young womgn. ciding ea class of | () ;g0 Mike came back unexpectedly, and | I had almost counted a bundred of theme| 11 ¢ItY Jail on charges of being pickpockets X ¥ IAN A ' 8 st maha talent, and ajso about thirty boys, ia all bt rpedpiet el > e, "hart woad fniah’ with ol modemn eoi- | _O. . Davis Co., i Furuam st W —ee e 3T from 8-t0 14 years of mae. + | e Bad Just thma 4o got,out of one ef the rear | without teward. But the nifiely-second sad | ore &2 WL OF8 E VAR A7 Ripindod Venlences, Inciuding furnace, situated at No. | o - e e, _ | windows of this office.” the ninety-third paid for all my trouble.” | sentence und given until 12 o'clock to get out F A Moward st 425 per monil * Ay | CITY LOANS, . COAL. ton o the b s o et v o ha |, <"Yes,” Paul remarked, as the major paused, | 'Mr. Whiitier gave his son & look of pride. | of town. Harvey Shermas ,who comes from : . : BMis0 1 | SoNEY 1o TOAN ON TMPROVED O = given to the best thdiyjdual winners on alt | "Mike told me that he had found a window | “That was very Ingeniously worked out, | Leavenworth, Kan, was fven thirty days on 1 e s MODERN 3iC i | Mrear estate. Dirennan, Love & Co., Parton tik | SHERIDAN COAL, 2,00 LBS. REST COOKING | apparatus, and also fa'the class that will be | Unfastened. A .| Paul, very ingeniously, indeed,” he sald. |the chain gang. to be employed in cutting Txx oy R NODERY - 04 ) ol ;.fl'mx‘i&a .Asnmw,x.flun:l, r,u' Iu;\;‘!, splendid | able- to show most poings in all branches of - lmnurd yuudn!fingd -;ma:' it, ”l‘h[!u‘l; Van “l‘r hu. ::ud not bduen r‘;n;nynlur clock her; I | weeds and lending a helplug hand to beautily ¥ 5 A o o s, $5.50. Also dealer in Pennsyivania < andt explained, “an ew that It you | might have found it dificult to prove that | the city. The reason for the fnpos = ROOM HOUSE 1 Dot ot “;}':.!"Eu“’p.‘fi?.' HE lc‘-“'":!&"i.!.. SREATEL | rd sek - Vauar VEhUR Lam- UL IS I T "'?nc‘:mn:u:xxfla:’:n:hg Fn':'- Qistrict are ip | Were suspicious he was sure fo be caught |the major was innocent—especially since he hvul(-lu-y« was & letter ,;..,,,'7. ."m‘:‘:‘n:'n”:: ot Rt AR o o e Wi — Omaha. *“The manafément consists of thres | 091SF or Ister. So I begked bim not to try | deciared himselt gulley." © C - o Leavenworth, This missive vas an answee T RIGK TIOUSE, | LIVE_INSURA FOLICIES LOANED ON DRESSMAKING, members that are Wcny as executlve com- | g go'away. - But he refused my money— | the conversation. i O NI S X g N IICK HOUSE: | “or bought. ¥. O. Cliesncy, Kansas Cily, Mo, fuittee, with Avion Kinépt as presideot and |, aiq he could get it for himselt now and | I am glad we know the truth, anyhow,” | hen arfested letting ber know how to secure sakion bath Twom. Al alcove; oL J P RAAERIAE ? __ | Josept’ Percival as ehipf instructor. ) X kaow . money for his release. Ho had suggest-d (nthcKan apd timace; Al in Grit- T T ENGAGEMENTS 10 DO’ DHESSMAKING TN | The founder of these associations and the T gl kosp. '“‘e‘:“e‘rfi"'[‘“e_'}f:f;:n::* {{‘;,e':“l‘ f‘{ Samriads Anplationlly, ASG thes U8 | that st “go through” a cortain newspaper Inquire 200y Hat Howam, or Geo. B, Taschuck, | CRUITAL: S0000: SURILUS, soom; U, & es sollciled. “Miss Bturdy, SM Burdette. | system'used by them is orie of the great Bo- | 10 ihe D yesterddy afternoon. When 1l though to relleve the atrain on the old book: | man there, who wears valusble jowelry and 2 90%e sl DM | loans om elly property. A Dy to Pusey & | Sy | hemlan P‘;l"“ eyt Tres # | ront. door was unlocked; I walked in and | Bis own joke: - -That elock had its Mands | €&rries considerable surrency. “Tho letter e S lomay, ngenys, room 207 First Nat, Bk Blder ; ; = itar A atle FOR RENT, 5 ROOM HOUSE, § . AL Bk Pudg DANCING. toromamuch as (hia dijtrict comprises u large’) ¢,;q “him just closing the safe here. 1| before its face all the time—but 4t kept Its | WeDt on (o say that the writer, “Nelli, nue. Inquire 423 8. I8 street. S2 & * territory snd the taurnament wil be in state | (L [0 MU0, 1*Ne Tefused o listen &6 mo | eves open for ol tha would make tie attempt, but was fearful that LARGE SIX-ROOM HOUSE 1OANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVE: MORAND'S DANCING & s = e i bor of Bonlon PromNes b OB & | [ tried to get him to give up his idea—and Jon’t forget that it had only one eye,” | $9€ might be arrested. It wound up by ray- B SO b property, W. Farnam Swmith & Co,, 132 Farnam, A ] PING SCHOOL, 1510 HARNEY | large number of Bobemian citizens to Omaha ! ne &¥e." | nk: “Hun, I'll do aBythig for you, becatise y M e St Wi |, TebeRs, fof vl Togkday, Sepiemicr | trom all of the places mentioned, e s ety | et I Gl Jathr IS | oy g e 2 T X LARGE LIST OF DESIA UOUNEL | o o oY 0. LOAN ON OMATA | ey’ Sesteutne B oo faidren. 8at: | "0n Buaday thers will be & spéelal train | U b o B ik har A SRR Fidelity Trust company, 103 Farnam st s LoA 4 §ovtambar 5; over the Missourl Paglfio, leaving tha Wb | When Mr. Wheatcroft followed me, I suppose. | “You know the French saying, father, D ~758-30 e W. 5. J2u {30 -5- ssourl Paclfie, leaving the Web- | o 'hoy hever come back all night. I haven't | added Paul: *“In the realm of the blind | OB, 1f T only had her complexion! Why, 2 e B Aaa e oo = N - | § . T | Bl SUTeel febol At 1230 mom. to Ruser's | yeen him since; 1 don't know where he ls— | the one-cyed man is kiog." it 1s easlly obtalued. Use Pozzoni's Come eonvinicnces Dear Hanscom park. Hicks, | 15000 TO §20,00. F, D. WEAD, i¢ & DOUGLAS, 3 BUSINESS NOTICES, > ) Aevengorsy o FaliWay | but he is my son, atter all, my only son. (The End. “The Crime of Count Nikolas | Piexion Fowder, ot et W—923-51 line will be ruaning is tralos i that direc- | X1 whep Mr. Wheatoroft accused me, I con- | of Featenburg,” by Authony Hope, commoices - 2 d I tion every twenty minutes. ¥ r ) o O i REAL BSIATE |, YoANS T | DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, T8 N.1i | The R et 1 uedes ‘the managiciant (ool 45 W Suinking you Saight b sasler | Thuretr) Retd s am. G | o e on y. _—— E’"‘_h'rfirm‘i?\'v]m‘i.“:““ fie B db . «My boor ald friend.” said Mr. Whitier, | Teoubled with Perlodical Dyuentery. - i - - | MoRIGAGE LoAS e . sympatnetically, ng out his hand, which | Henry P. Silvers of Lucea, Jamaica, West | When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris, FUR BATI HOT AND COLD | 3 D Zitte, 16th aid Dougias, Omaha. DENTISTS, Protest Your CRildthw. the major clasped gratefully for a moment. | India Island, says: “Since wmy recovery When she was a Child, sho eried for Castorta, WEL Y RN et | e O | T B BURT B \Mothers would do well to alomize thelr | “Now we know who was selling us to the | from an attack of dysentery somo ten years O o e Wi " ey MONEY 0 LOAN-CHATTS e | R Cveing wiln Alioa's Hiyaiente Fluidoog | Tusedp eoble, wo can protect ouriaives hore- | g0, It comes on suddenly at times and makes | Whem she became Miar, she chung to Castola, ; ‘ 0! . APTELS. v 0 uid-—a, declar, 3 teroft. “And | " Chamber- | Wiom Children, them Castorla PR YBTE S5 Yixhore noann, Jo| 2 L PARMS FOR BENT. positive preveniive of ail contaxlous diseases, | spite’ of Yo ‘(:ylnuxr lowhx::x‘nb\::(mo g T L W L Dhambers 0 g pht gpey = MONEY 10 LOAN, 3, 9, ® DAYS; FURNI. . | such as diphther'a, scarlet and typhold fevers, | lieving you gulity, major, I'm willing (0 let | taken in a little water gives me relief. 1 6 SOUTH | “ture. planos, ele. DU Gresny $o0in 8., arker 4RM IR RENT FOR CASiL ADOREsS, | small po bronchitis, etc. It bas & pleasant, | your son off easy. could get a dozen testimonials from peopl ! k 8-t lock, LOXMeM ¥ aromatie flavor acd is perfectly harmless, “I think I can get him & place where he ' here who have been cured by thls remed E