Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 25, 1900, Page 4

4 LOST WITH ALL 0N BOARD Bteamer 8t. Olaf Founders on Treacherous Rocks Off Beven Inlands, DEATH LIST WILL RECACH TWENTY-SIX | Vesnel Was Mak st Trip of the Season from imaux to Queb RN Proint eived St QUEBEC, Nov. 24.—News was re early this afternoon that the steamer Ola, which had been coasting between this | rt and Point aux Esquimaux in the lower | Bt. Lawrence for the last two years, has become & total wreck off Seven Islands and that {ts crew was entirely lost. Captain Lemaistre, In command of the steamer, and several of his officers and crew be longed to this city. ‘The first dispatch from Seven Islands brought but very meager news and It was ouly late in the afternoon that Frazler & Co., owners of the steamer, were Informed of the extent of tho disaster. Hesides the crew of ine- teen men, it was learned that seven pas- sengers had also perished The 8t. Olaf was an Iron steamer of 306 tons and was built on the Clyde at Port Glasgow in 1982. 1t was valued at $40,000 and was insured for $20,000. Before coming to this port the St. Olaf ran between Pictou and Magdalen islands and was chartered by Frazier & Co. to re- place the steamship Otter, wrecked on the last trip to Quebec two years ago. The St Olat left here on Sunday morning last on ts last trip to Esquimaux Point, carry- | ing government mails, passengers and a large cargo. All apparently went well on the way down and the steamer left imme- diately on the return trip to this port. | The last news heard of the St. Olaf up | until this morning was that it had left Bheldrako on Wednesday and shortly after | this the signal station dispatches reported | rough weather with gales of wind and | snow, and It Is supposed that during oue | the 8t. Olaf ran ashore on | one of the rocks the entrance of the Seven Islands, as tho dispatch states that she was wrecked on Island. Her master was well and favorably known as n eareful and skiliful coast navigator and has been a resident of this city for some years, The officers and crew of the St. Olat were T. Lemalstre, captain; Louls Caron, first mate; Charles Boudreau, second mate; I T. Velt, purser; Joseph T. Remblay, steward; Joseph Roy, cook; Art Lemarie Joseph Gauthier, Sam Doyle, Willlam Blalney, seamen; Amedco Vigneautt, lamp trimmer; Joseph Arseneau, cabin boy; Gus Lafleur, messroom boy; Eugene Belange chief engineer; James Brunell, second en- gineer; Wilfred Belanger, third engineer; Odilon Cormier, John Gagne and Thomas Doyle, firemen. Passengers: Louls Gagnen of Pentecost, | on his way to Quebec to spend the winter with his brothers; Joseph Bacon, Clarence Bond, Jeremle Chinic, Michael Maher, | Bbeldrake; Napoleon Beaudin, St. John's | River, and Miss Marie Page, Thunder River. The latter's body has been found. News has been recelved here tonight that the 8t. Olaf is lylng on the recks and &t low tide two feet of her hull can be Seen out of water. The residents of Beven Islands are searching the shores for bodies, but have not returned up v 8 o'clock this evening. The place where the steamer was wrecked is about seven miles off Seven Islands and about 300 miles from this port. [t ity Exp Like Stanley and Livingstone found 1t barder to overcome malaria, fever and ague and typhoid disease gorms than savage cannibals; but thousands have found that Electric Bitters is a wonderful cure for all malarial diseases. If you have chills with fever, aches In back of neck and head, and tired, wornout fecling, a trial will con- vince you of their merit. W. A. Null of Webb,, 111, writes: “My children suffered for more than a year with chills and fever, then two bottles of Electric Biters cured them.” Only 50 cents. Try them. Guar- anteed. Sold by Kuhn & Co., druggis HILL CONTRADICTS RUMORS | Ratlroad Magnate ¥ Denying Having Secured of Northern Pacific, SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 24 from New York to tho Times, signed by Alden J. Blethen, oditor-in-chlet of the paper, the following appears “I may say to the people of Washington that reports sent out to the effect thes I have secured control of the Northern Pacifio, and that the Great Northern has guaranteed anything for the Northern Pacific—elther or both—are absolutely un- true. These were the words of James J. HIll to me at his office at 27 Pine street, York City, Thursday evenlng. Mr, Cures Weak Men Free INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY HOME FOR ALL How any man may quickly cure himselt after years of sufterlng from sexual weak- ost vitality, night losses, varicocele, and enjarge small weak organs to Vvigor. Simply send your Seven ported nn outrol In a speclal | ow Hill L. W. KNAFP, M. name and address to Dr. L. W. Knapp, iz Hull Bdg, Detroit, Mich’, wna he whi gladly send the free receipt with full dj- Fections ko (hat wny man may eastly cire himself at home, his I8 certainly a most rous offer and the following "extracts faken from his daily mall show what men think of his generosity “Dear 8ir:—Please accept my thanks for yours of recent date given your treatment i thorol o benefit has been extraordinary, 1t has completely braced me up. I am just s Vigorous as when & boy and 3ou canno realize how happy 1 am “Dear Sir:—Your method worked beaut!. what 1 need- Strength and vigor have completaly and enlargement i entirely satls- sincere I have test and ours was recelved and I had making use of the receipt as can truthfully say ‘it s o n to men. 1 am greatly improved size, strength and vigor. directed | FROM COLBY TO COAL FIELDS | aged trict) onfiden . il maliod e lain scaled nvalope. Tne Teceipt lu free for the aaking and he wants Ver man 10 bave it ;i further stated, however, that the abolish ment of the which had con trolied f rose 1 voting the N and by the orgas January 1 have recently Northe zatlon t Il ex next, and witi rela‘ions which been established botween ths rthern Pacif le and satisfactory Hill further goments for minals re with Great com mutual ot facilities and railw arrar were | saing atis- no hitch having 4 and ving no prospects of other than nious settlement of all a gements resulting in a complete behalf of th Alleges That Attempted JACKSON Ing to be J Miss. A man claim- E. Glbson, a bullding con tractor from Logansport, Ind., has been taken into custody here on an afdavit sworn out by Governor Longino to the effect that Gibson had attempted by bri- bery to get his Influence that he might secure the contract for the new $1,000,000 state house, which will be let on Decem- ber 10, According to the governor's story lated at the preliminary hearing before Judge Fitzgerald, Gibson tried to in duce him to open the state house bids on the day preceding the leiting of the con truct and furuish his firm with the figures, #0 that they could prepare to bid lower than tho others. The governor testified that Gibson offered him any sum he would ask to do this, At the preliminary hearing Gibson was admitted to ball in the sum of $5,000, re- Rock Inland to 1 Line to Extend 1 tn 114 Another Rrane om Kansas Town Into Wyoming. (Special.)—The Chi- cago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad, be- sldes building its Oklahoma and Texas branches the coming spring, has decided on bullding a road from Colby, Kan. to the Wyoming coal fields. The road will leave the main line at Colby, crossing the Bur lington railroad at St. Francis, Kan., and Holyoke, Colo. the Unfon Pacific at Crook, Colo., and Sidney, The con templated route from Sidney wili be via Freeport and Geriug on ,the North Platte river, thence along the fertile valley of Mitchell to Fort Laramie, ultimately reach ing the coal, ofl and fron flelds of Wyom ing Well-posted authorities assert this will be the comiug transcontinental line to the Pa- cific coast CHICAGO, Nov an DEATH RECORD. Diet, ¢ Expert. LONDON, Nov 24.—John Lawson Johnston of Kingswood, Kent, the noted digtetic ex- pert, dled today at Canues, France, of syncope He was born In 1839, John Lawson Johnston went to Cannes in 1874 as dletetic expert in connection with the French government. He made a specialty of dletics and thelr importance from a medical, military and climatic point of view. He was associated with hyglenic military rations spectally adapted for em- ergencies, forced marches, hospital com- | forts, ete, He supervised modern expedi- tions in this connection, and was consulted by various governments. | | | 24.—(Speclal.)— , son of Edwin Andrews, died yesterday at his home three miles north of this village. He will be buried tomorrow afternoon. The deceased was a thritty, well-to-do-young farmer, and leaves a widow and three young children He had been sick for some time with heart trouble that seemed to baMe the skill of the ablest physiclans in the state, | J. H. Mason, SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. 24.—J. H. Mason, president of the Sloux City Live Stock ex- change and for nearly twenty years identl- fled with the live stock interests of this sec- tion of the west, died tolay st Pasadena, Cal, of pulmonary trouble, where he had | gono with his family to spend the winter., Bailt Northwestern Ronds, COLUMBUS, 0., Nov. 24.—Frederick J. Pleard, a well known railroad man, s dead from pneumonta at his residence in this city 50. He was the bullder of a number of roads in the northwest | | Yucht to He Used In Trinls. OW, Nov. 21.—It Is announced here that Emperor William of Germany has ¢ n- sented that the yacht which George L. Wat- son 1s bullding for him be used as a trial | boat with Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock 11 LOCAL EBREVITIES. The 1‘"" health commis antined diphtherla at 111 seventh avenue and at atreet. A speclal meeting of the elty councll will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of ‘passing an appropriation ordina John Sterritt, colored, who claims to be trainer for Young Feter Jackson, puglist, was fined $ and costs for vagrarcy in pu’ lice court Friday. The saloon of H. C street, was ontered by burglars Friday night. The rlot machine was demolishel and robbed of $2 worth of nickels Harry Arft has petitioned the county com- missioners to be allowed to conduct a su- loon at Center and Fifty-fourth streets. Willlam C. Paulser: signed a bond as his security Rev. Peter Munson, Nebraska district, will 1ng and e ing and con commu 1oy service at *he Bwedish Methodist church, 616 North Elghteenth street J. Kettleman's grocery store at 121 Eleventh strest w itered by b Ars Friday lMFIH. but nothing of value was stolen. The thieves galned Ingress by breaking a pane of glass out of the front window. Lowell Adair and Joseph Lipp have been arrested as susplclous characters by De- tectives Drummy and Jorgenscn at thelr room near Eighteenth and Vinton streets. A large quantity of tobacco, clgars and other property supposed to have been stolen was found in their room. The quartermaster of the Department of the Missour! has at last sec d one man who 18 willing to go to Manila in the capacity of veterinarian, ' Friday A, Bugbua of South Omaha reported for duty and was Immediately sent to San n- clsco, where transports are walting for men. The civil war veterans of Omaha held & meeting Saturday evening in Washinzton hall to make arra: mets for the recep- tion of leneral Fltzhugh Lee Sev ral plans were discussed, after which the vet- erans adjourned to meet with Custer 1ot Tuesd; vend) next at Relman's hall, wh the ar nents will be perfected. Kai ner has quar- South Twenty- 1211 Davenport Harm, 2202 Vinton presiding elder of preach both morn et the orth 24, from Movements of Oc Nov. At New York—Arrived—Camp a Liverpool from Copenhagen, etc S.n\l#-‘ for Hamburg, via Ply- mouth and Cherbourg; Umbria, for Liver- pool ¥ At Cherbourg 8t Southampton, for At Bri Salled der Gross ton. At Liverpool—Arrived York; Lue from Etrurla, for New York 3 Hamburg -Arrived, ov. 23-Au from New York, via Plyme noa — Arrived Kalser Wilhe! ew York, via Naples - Safled — Columbla, for New Salled Louls, from orgle, York from Now N Salled guste th n 11, from At Naples York $ At Yokohama—Arrived, Nov. 23—Empress of Japan, from Vancouver, for Hong Kong. At Antwerp — Arrived — Southwark, from New York. At Havre—Salled—La Gascogne, for New York; Columbia, for New Yorl At Queenstown — Arrived — Ivernia, from Boaton, for Liverpool. (Did net communi- cate owing 1o the gale) 4 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, THANRSGIVING TURREY Bennett’s Thanksgiving Supplies. Wehave arranged for the greatest Bar~ gain Sale of Thanksgiving Dinner Supplies ever held in Omaha, stock of Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens and Cranberries, and in fact everything which enters into the make-up of a first class Thanksgiving dinner, ders will give all an opportunity of getting their supplies in good season, We have the finest Early or- OVEMBER 25, 1900. Grocery Department. Bottle Olives .... .... ... Imported Sardine Preserved (iinger, jar.. .. Salmon, per can.. . Salad Dressing, per bottle. . Waldorf Chile Sauce, bot. . Bennett's Capitol Baking Soda, per1b.. ...c00 oo Maple Sugar, per 1b.. Soups, concentrated, 3« Sweet Potatoes, per can. ... Plums, large can.. ...vev . Peas, per can ... Qu Peach, Apple But- ter, b. jar.. Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, 1:1b. ean.. .. ... Chocolatina, per can .. .. . Roasters, ~teel, putent ventilator and grate. No. 1—8¢x13¢ in. No. 2—104x16 in. No. 3—114x17¢ In No, 4=13219 in. % Cream Cheese, per 1b15¢ & 123¢ & per can. l¢| €LY 10c| <o 12461 ans . For Thanksgiving® made from smooth | Solid Silver. 9¢/ An unrivaled va. in cold meat 28¢| forks, cream ladles, 10¢| 15/ sugar spoons, bon spoons, etc. .48 Extra Specials. 25¢ | Thanksgiving Ware, 10¢! Decorated dinner .9¢ pates 7¢, White granite turke dishes...... . 28¢ Semi-gorcelain turkey | clinhes .. oo 24¢ D.ep open vegetable 10c| cishes....... ~| Smal. open vegetable distes. .. White grani‘e dinner and soud p'ates. ... Fancy oyster bow's. Glass sa'ad bowls Ceery T 6C 6¢ .48¢ 12¢ 10c 5¢ ..15¢ bon | Pecans, | perib...eeivennes | l‘lixed Nuts, Mot Picks. 6 stec 1 nut v in box.... ks, nickle plated, |4C 6 steel nut pl ke and l‘nnt‘ 24c | cracker, in box 68 eel nut picks and 2 nut 8 6 silver plate nut picks and 1 nutf§ | Thanksgiving Carvers, | 2=pie rving -et, rosewood handles, warranted blade, patent ‘ guurd on f 74C 2epieco carving set, real stag haudles, | | caps |8-piece carving set. stag handles, ex- | tra fine blade, Germa .-1.\”.2 48 b bme [ | mountings.... .. | piece carving set, solid silver trim- .3.75) 9.00, mings, waranted blade, in silk lined box...... Pearl handle 3-plece | set oss ssens Bennett’s Candy Department, The finest assortment of new, fresh Roasted Peanuts. L.8c 12;5¢ 15¢ .15¢C v 0 RPN {114 English Walnuts, et Ib. ew Date . Figs, pkg ...« voee Drug Dept. Comparison of prices of popular patent medicines. Paine’s Celetry Compound regular price $1, Ben- nett’s price.. B-nnett’s Celery Compound, $1 size, guaranteed......... 596 Hood’s Sarsaparilla, regular price $J, Bennett’s 74C price ...ooiiiiiian Bennett's Sarsaparilla, $1 |y size, guaranteed.... .. 596 Benne't's Florida Fig Laxi tive, 50c size twice as large as the regular Califor- | nia Fig Syrup . 30c Castoria, regular price 35¢,| Bennett's 24C price. ... .00 Bennett’s Cas*orl'na, 25¢ size, guaranteed superior to Castoria. . covvveras |8C Fairy pillows, regular d"i“ 25¢c per Ib .. Mixed candies, |at these prices¢ 80¢, 90¢, $1.10, §1.2¢ in box, 50c¢, 90¢, $1.25, $1.50, $2, 'Nuts, all carefully selected, I8¢ 15¢ to 90 hocolate creams, fresh made, per b An extra fine assortment ot Bon Bons—Frappes of all the most deliclou~ flavors and =hapes put up in 1 1b. boxes, regular price 45C 60¢ per box....... 'Meat Department. Celery, Bacon, Hams, Codfish, Sage, Lard, Mackerel Cigar and Pipe Dept. Pipes at 1e, ¢, 10¢, 20¢, 25¢ - |each. 74C An elegant assortment of Ipipes in cases at prices to suit all. Finest values in Cigars; look 25 in box, 50¢, $1.50. 50 2.25. Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases, ateh Safes, Tobacco Pouches, |Snuff Boxes, at all prices. Butter Department. |1-'l'('nl| Countr) Butter......14¢ )ill Pickles, per doz.......12¢ Small Sour, per doz.... ....6C Small Sweet, per quart . ... 8¢ Chow-Chow, per quart.. ...15¢ Sweet Mixed, per quart.. ..18¢ Preserves, all flavors, 8 1b..25¢ Fine Mince Meat per lb.....10¢c Bulk Oysters, per qt......35¢ W. R. BENNNETT C0. | . St. Luke’s Military Academy, Kearmney, Neb. This school has recently been reor- ganized, with a Board of Trustees, und placed in charge of Archdeacon Atmore, M. A., whose scholustic attainments are well and favorably known in wany parts of the United States, Here Is the opportunity for parcnts to procure for their boys a good, sound, wholesome and all round education. Terms, $210 w vear, Nest term commences January 17th, 1001, but arrangements can be made by which pupils may enter at ouce or at any time, For further information address, ARCHDEACON ATMORE, Principal, Kearney, Neb, teference: Hon. John I Redick (late Omahu), Kearney, Neb.; Rt. Rev. Arthur L. Willilams, D.D. t. Rev. Bishop Anson R. arney, Neb. of Itishop Omaba, Neb.; Graves, D.D,, Ki PRESS PROVES EASY PICKING London Paper Commenting on Recent Libel Sult Refers to Injustice of Laws, LONDON, Nov. 24.—A verdict of £1,900 against the Daily Chronicle for 1boling a preserved meat concern causes bitter lam- cntation in the English papers over the ridiculous libel laws now In exlstence. Commenting on the court proceedings, n which & retailer described the firm's goods s more deadly than the Boers' shells, the Daily Chronicle remarked: “If the government patronized the firm they would be certain of glving the Boers @ nasty jar.” This alone ecnstituted the Daily Chron- lcle's cffense and, although the man mak- {ng the original remark won his suit, the company sued the Daily Chronicle, securing the aforementioned sum Departmental Notes. WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—(Special Tele- gram.)—Rural free delivery w be cstab- lished at Hamburg, Fremont county, la., on December 1, Tre service will cover an area of thirty-seven square miles, with a population of €. C. Hammond Is ap- pointed carpler. Additional service will also be cstablished at Boone, Boone county, Ia. It will cover an area of ffty-four square miles, with & population of C. 1 Burk has been appointed carrier. The pestofiice at Niobrara, Neb., has been wesigned to the presidential class and the alary of the postmaster increased to $1,000 George W. Cyphers of Valentine, Neb., has been appointed carpenter at the Wit- tenberg (Wis.) Indian school, at a salary of 3000 a year. Also John H, Winn of Shenandoab, Ia., appointed to a like po- tion at Chamberlain, 8. D., at $500 a year. The Bankers' National bank of Chicago was today approved as reserve agent for the Merchants' Natlonal bank of Cedar Rapids, Ia The postofice at Dewey, Deuel county, Neb., was today ordered discontinued, Mall will be sent to Mumper. The postoffice at Glenwood, Buffalo county, Neb,, is ordered Glscontinued. Mail will be sent to Kear- Assistant Secretary of War Melklejohn arrived from Nebraska tonlght. Murphy Made Trouble, Paul Murphy. who claims to be a pack- ing house workman, made trouble at the Tler Grand hotel last night and was ar- rested by Emergency OfMcer Baldwin Murphy tried to reglster and was efected because he was drunk. He reentered and was found later on the wecond floor try- to get into a room. When @& porter attempted to throw him out, Murpby | Do Not Treat All Diseasas, but Cure All | Treat. 1 made up my mind, soon after graduat- ing from college, that no one man was reat enough to master the entire field of medicine aid surgery. Many physiclans have tried to do (his, but they have met with results usuaily disappointing to them- selves and often dirastrous to their pati- ents. For this reason | determined early |In my professional career (o confine my ce strictly te a single line of dl o8, nd to origln and perfecting cures .or e treat only what I am that 1 can Kelu-‘lll\rly VARICOCELE, STRIC- BLOUD POISO. and all reflex con diseases and weuk- | eure to stay ¢ TURE, CONTAGIO NERVOUS DEBILIL plications and associ nesses of men. To these maladies alone twenty-three of the best yeai: of my liie | have been earnestly devoted, and on’them all my faculties are sultation and opera rooms 'are oughly equipped with every eclentific ap- paratus, instrument and device essential to the most modern methods of pracuce | and my ences, both professional and financial, are among the best citizens of this vicinity, who have veen cureu ui me and made happy. 1 want y aficted man to fully and freely Inve oar combined Electro-Medical treatment which combines all of the curat.ve powers of both medicine and electricity trestment. | treat each case separately, scientificaily, closcly watching it and carefully following {ta symptors with varied remedios through | every stage, and stuke my reputation on the result. 'The discases ‘that constitute my specialty are more fully commented u,on uelow, and are well ‘worth the cureful porsual of ‘all in need of medical atten- tion. Varicosele. Whatever may be the cause of varicocele, its injurious effect s well known It de- resses (he mind Y. he nervous y to & complete loss of Hexual power Ou are a im of this dire disease come {o my office and let me sxpiain to you my of treating it. You will then not why 1 have positively eured more than 700 cases of varicocele during ths past 12 months. Under my treatment the Patlent improves from the very beginning. All pain Instantly ceases. Soreness and nwnl’h\g quickly subside. ‘The pools of wtagnant blood are forced from the dilated | Velnis, which rapidly assume their normal i mize, strength and soundness. All indica- tions of disease and akness vanish com | pietely, and In their steud come the pride | proc won | the “power, and the pleasure of perfect | health and’ restored manhovd. | 1 to use it, but the prevented. ‘The man omworker, or else un- accountable f 3 act'ois by reason of being on the verge of delirfum tremens. Newro Desperado in Convieted, LAND, Nov. 24—The jury tonlght returned a verdict of ‘murder ‘in the firs degree against Edward Ruthven, negro who shot and killed Patrolman John Shipp, while committing a burglary, in May last Ruthven was & desperate character, ~Wh: the police tried to arrest him here 'he held five officers at bay and escaped through & shower of bullets, " He went to Indlanaro 13, where he was arrested after a fight inwhich he was shot and serious H was brought back to Cle he a_knife and threaten arrival of the offic is thought to be a pulled had recovered. Ruthven was enclosed in | final day of DR. TOLSON, Consulting Physiolan, Specialist in Discases of MEN, of the State Electro-Medical Institute, 1308 Farna Stricture. It matters not how long you have suffered from stricture, nor how many different doctors have disappolnted you, 1 will cure You just as certainly as you come to me for treatment, 1 will not do it by cutting or dllating. My ' treatment is new, entirely original with me, and perfectly painless It comnletely dissolves the stricture and permanently oves every obstruction from the urli e. 1t wtops every unnatural di ladder and or congested, gans, an every part of t! you are now reaping the ult' of your former folly. Your man- hood s ailing, and will soon be lost unless you do something for solf. There no time to lcse. Impo 11ke all wexual diseases, {s never on the standstill. With it you can make no compromise. Either| REFERENC] an fron ¢ stantly trial and was con-| two depuly sheriffs. age while guarded L Mra. Mo Vern an Actress. CHICAGO, Nov, 24.~Mrs. Terry McGo ern, the wife of the pugilist, made her| forinal debut as an actress on the stage of the Criterion theater tonight, She appeare in the same play In which her husband | enacts the role of @ herolc boy of the streets. Mra, McGovern scored a decisive 8. She assumed the soubrette role of the piny and will continue (0 enact it dur- ing the remainder of the season | | 1 Hor: ow C NEW YORK, M. —A raw east wind Birden thully'sad uncomtoriable during th jarden chilly and uncomfor u . the National korse ’nu"" el Omaha, Neb. you must master it or It will master Al Ml voue whole future with i ery ‘and ave tre of this kind that I A.ull .:l:lh-y Indescribable woe. with them a8 you gre with the v light. ‘Onge' cured by me, i ne again be bothered with ni i, small or weak organs, ”I!( memory, loss of ymptoms which oy pleasure or marria weal Then will'co restore you ture intend huie, healthy, happy man, Wit mental Sexval powers co. Centaglous Bloed Peison. On account of ita frightful hideousness poison Is commonly calied ma; be either hereditary or contracted. Ono: the system is tainted with it, the disease may manifest itself in the form of mero- stift or swollen oints, eruptions or copper-colored cers in the throat, THE ELECTRO-MEDICAL SPECIALISTS OF THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS of the Institute by their spacial combined Electro-\ contaglous blood the king of all venereal diseases. fula, eczema, rheumatic pains, spots on face'or body, little ul mouth or on' the {ongue, sore s Men in thie City. Sundays 10 a. m. to1 p. m. soclation's sixteenth rogram for the day el elght clanses half” Huckney stallfc thelr produce, Sh, shown by children, hieayy or cavalry, trott; orae: than Shetlands, horses s hunters, polo ponie appointments. "In t was a hy and feature was the exhi The Abbot, the" ¢ham world. ——— ! Weddin BALTIMORE, ley' was & g Lilllan master oV, P! nervousness, ~F 'b|tlnn. o other ou of your mani baslutely Wnfit you for study, buriness: My tremiment f ail these Priva'e Diseases. Syphilitic Blood Poison, annual exhibition, The w CAVY One, ther These classes {nclude ns with Shrimens ¢ tland ponies in harnes Ilunn:nl Dultab ponles othe horses sultable to hecom: an omnibus an e afternoon an addec ton performance of mplon trotter of the 2. ~President . 0l e former - to Robert Colemun Taylor Tea and Coffee Dept. The finest assortment of Teas and Cof- fees in the city. B. F. Japan, Oolong, Eng lish Breakfast and Gunpowder, 38c to ¢8¢ b, Coftee, tresh roasted daily, from 15c up. BENNETT'S CAPITOL COFFE! Melous drink, 1-1b. package 28c. MAN'S MALADIES MASTERED, | Treat Men Onl d Them to su{' .:'r'cd.cm a_leprous-like decay If you have any of toms you are cordi- the flesh and bone. these or similar sym iy iavited to consult me tmmediately. It 4 your fears are unfounded I 'will quickly ‘unburden_your mind. But If your constitution s affected with virus 1 will tell you so ly, and t rid ‘n. 't of the best It contal ly ti m n‘yorlod b, Rysiciane ot Ameritn i Bacon ne no da drugs or Injurl- ous medicines of & P %ces to tha ‘very bottom of tl disease and forces out every particle of impurity. on every and symptom of blood poison completely and forever. The blood, I . the flesh, the bones and the whol lem are cleansed, purified and restore to perfect Ith and the patient prepared anew for the dutles and ploasures ‘of lite. Associate Diseases. In et n allment of any kind I never fail to remove all reflex complications or Assoclate diseases. If Lh. case s Varlogele 'A:l.% Bladde: lllugllonl. t . ui ol '@ all restored to a perfectly condition. If It is Cont us rgans ealthfu lood Polson, any and all Skin, Blood and ne Diseasés ariaing from the taint are epurely and permanently eliminated trom the system. If it is impoetency the many ymptoma following {n ita train and_indicating & premature - decline of physical, and sexual power a otally removed and rapidly replaced by t| Jputhtul energy of robust manhood. Hen all resulting lils and refiex complications. which may be properly termed aasociate diseases, and which, in fact, are often more serfous ‘than the original’ ailment that g Bt & wi Lyt maln melady. ikl Mot cases can be treated successfull ¢ home. One personal vielt in preferred, ut If it 18 impomsible or inconvenlent for you to call at :)Y office; write me & full and unreserved history of your cas 1y stating your Physicla ng stubborn ses to treat invited to consult me. for private counsel, (7 al contruct in t capltal, to hav- cordially no charge Ve ‘to each riting, backed promise: hold "for my adisal treatment are makiog many wonderful cures in diseases of the Nose, Throat and Lungs, Head, Heart, Stomach and Bowels, Liver, Kidneys. | P .ralysis, Piles, Etc, All Diseases Paculiar to Women, | ture, Stricture, Varicocele, Hydrocele, Nervous Dzbility, and all Allied and Associate Diseases of Men. Legal contracts given to all patients to hold for our agreements, Do not hesitate. If you cannot call today, write and describe your treuble, —Best Banks and Leading Busin Rheumatism, Catarrh, Rup- Buccesstul treatment by mail. CONSULTATION FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE HOURS—From 8 a. m. to 8 p, m. State Electro-Medical Institute, 1308 Farnam Street. Omaha. Neb. of New York, which took place here today. With the president, who arrived hero hortly before noon on a speclal train over ‘he Pennsylvania rallway from Washing- ton, were Becretary and Mrs, Gage, Bec etary and Mrs. Hitcheock, Fostraster General ‘and Mgy, Bmith, Sécretary” Wil son_and Miss Wilson and other notable sersonages. The wedding ceremony took place at the home of Former Postmaster Goneral James A, ‘Garry on Linden a at noon and was pertormed by Rev. Dr Maltble D. Habeock of New York. tor Davis Better. , Nov, 24.—At midnight it tod 8% Benator Davis' home that o was resting easily and was, It i slightly improved, L