Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 23, 1900, Page 10

OMATIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DEC LICALZI CAN RACE ACAIN Stewards at New Orleans Owaer of Donna Rita. TRAINER HURLEY'S SUSPENSION CONTINUED Lift Ban from Day Proves Had One for Dackers of Favorites, of Which Only Two, Mint Sauce and Grey Dally, Proved W NEW ORLEANS, Dee, 2 this afternoon anuounced fn the case of the mare Do stabla of T. Licalzi, suspe ber 17. After an exhaust the stewards decided to benefit of any existing de the ban pronounced “‘with the und tion will be given the mar fnconsistent racing. w pended train wern attributed to the and his suspension 18 contl The license committes of Turf congress is urged te against tanding that ng 18 held respe n-and-out performances of the n use 2. ~The stews their conclusion nna Rita and the | nded on Deten vo invest give Licalzi ibts and rem his stable, considera ation | the e Donna Rita for Hurley, the for e, which | of atimulants nued indefinitely the American revoke his 1i Bl warded th "he first him d It was Here it skall and duty 1tmost dectston. ind was tast and K Henderson, u h the round, Barr ! ind and Kelly so that the fight was t dded in the molte rations had work and workmen He then met Kelly. ded to gend him to was found he had a death followed soon ot k. Du ry thin, | of the craft w aring _on it in t 1:30 this aftorn which they During ere were slatform overlooking the K ns in th neven digtribution of e that cense. Jockey Bradford Is fully exonerated. Tho usual Saturday stake was the $2,000 |y fect Crescent handicap at a mile and one ;Iw\ the u elghth, for which Mint Sauce was [ 1 - made favorite, backed from 4s to 7 to Bock o Knight Banneret was the ring's choice a the opening, but his fmpost was deemed to0 much and the talent would not bite.| to cool su Mint Sauce had no rivals Yong he open widened until by elght lengths. the end rey Da other winning favorite. Weather fine and | I} track slow. Results First race, six furlongs, Dally, 103 (Postel), 7 (McGulre), 8 to § and B, 106 (k aon), 6 to 1:18. “8hut Up, Bunro, Mer Bara Gamp and Pirate Que Second race, one mile @ selling: Star Cotton, § n; Colonel Cassidy, 2 to 1, sccond; Brown' V 1 to 1, third Tim Glentel i Samovar o handicap, ste 130 (Lawles me: 1 w, Hach avernor John foil € oy ran out i race, Crisoent City handicap 1 elihth of & serian of twenty-ons S (5 W 0F & serien of twenty-ane 510 1 and 6. to 1, neco ; Y or ; kaons of Omaha the AR BRI ARRY akimet t tkers of South Omaha, in which the Monk aym oodtrice, Isobel, | GERCHETE Won by ‘of 119 and ik girangest, Hiw Gatlan, Aloha 10 ana Knight | S0 a0 ol ine: - The score tan also ran ! > it 1 Itk race, seven furlongs, selling: CLARKSONS Locust Blossom, 109 (Cochran), b to 2 Second. Third, Total, Eiiver (Richards), ) to i § 1 20 to 1, S Utern, 108 (¢ Wilsor 141 2 thirit"Time Jim' Conway, 1 181 iene, Unclo Bill, Tourney and Ko 11 algo ran Clarkson 144 Eixth o 11 yon: W ; BOBOTKEF M {inenn, “p0i | Favers. Pirst Second, Third Maitre, Littl ed also ran. SLOAN APPLIES FOR LICENSE |v San Francinco Joe Recognize, Most of its Englis T ¥ SAN FRANCTS the favorite. w the prog m a n by Mounes, who landed tws other winn A good field supported Silk in the event and a nice race was given t Mortgage and The Lady o itor wis 10 9 to 1 and took the closin Morriss flerce drive from Lion, the favorite fce on drivo f stidigitator was bid phy, but he was retain »d_Sloan applied to th Jockey club for a lic horted that fuvorable Results: Pat Anfo et I"irst sove : _Anjou, 107 (Mounc AN 2%, X'\i|{l‘m|)u|’“;‘ 30 to 1, A 107 « artin), 4 to third. il 1 Billy — Moor La Totals Machus, Mary K Salnt Anthony and Dougherty turlon, 1, second; ‘Bstadaln’ third. Time: 1:13 Missel, . Infra, Litmus, Plcklow, Ainder, Long Tom and Fcliow Mo also ran: hird six and : Prestidigitator, won; Simon D, 104 (0" ond;’ Pors 104 (Ce Time: 1 Almoner, Pllot and Tostl also r. Square Garde b Chantiily stakes, ene and | SIS RIS | oq by njuries on the hth miles, handlcap: cAndrissa, 112 | third day of the race. It was during iy S pregaks, M | veliet of “two of the riders by thelr part- % 1 AN L | pers. Two ot (he men who were n_ the Guard. Gre ke 02| lead” came together with a crash, went Quard, Greenock, Owensboro and | joyn “on' the track and four atber’ riders Y- ylon, t¢, [ $hot Into them. Turville and Aaronson oFifth race, seven furlonus: IAGArOF: | were the worst hurt. Turville was thrown Walshy, 10 to 1, nd; F nr|o into a box and Aaronson was carried 4t0' 1, third Fagth! [ from the ‘track unconsclous. He was re- 20 ran, #% | Vived a few hours Iater and declared that weo, ono mile, ssliing: Vietor, 118 | he would return to the tri He made CTurr (Cobt Rurne) . 4 to 1,'second: i to 5, third Rael Revival at DURBUQUE, Ia., Dec. 22 night that thero 'will be Nutwood park n August o will be the old 500 for pacing & and a $10,000 staks for atallions. 1. L. Clark of St, Joseph, will be secretary under | nt the new manage Roxer Killed in PHILADELPHIA, Dec. aged 19 years, died’ late 't bital her hi‘adelphia Athletic club. Josoph Kelly, and Ir: re ment progi On Thursday night Barr by a boxer who was after on the ground of profe enter ton Jowed Barr to with Ki Doxed four rount MEN CURED Without Drugs or Electricity by Our VAcuuMm ORGAN DEVELOPER stores small, manhood, drains, orrors of 4 up a gap which he speedily | flmore, I robably, "Chantilly ‘stakes, the m Decoy, nse today 1 half furlongs, #oll- 0 12'to 1, won; Pat Morrissey! 111 Plme: 1 Jennié Reld also ran, stake of $5.00 following a hoxing contest at the In the first fur- | it We fr ho led his fleld | 1ly was the only | bo th the have b the by . selling. won; Vilde be pulled cle sub W ning ¢ anc po nsumed attention of the s are already In place in the keel ape of a sKiff about | ited at both ends to guurd the kee 8§ have b hed n day p, to which but blacksmith boat overboard by axninst cracks m the m Ar bubbles w were in re 1 but for t ty lays for the men to we with it in the w ind later the bullders. was much ado in frons were &b ps. 1 mi'm" ! The mould 18 in the s rifnan, Blenbow, | thirty feet long. 1t is 150 ran and bulges out in the center. nd ‘a sixteenth, | In connection with th schran), 8 to 1 | of th nder the ¥), 8 10 1 and | construction b 9 (C. Murphy), amount of the angle Randy, Bright today from (b sgenta '8, Rel makers hope to have th melster, Batana May 1 eplechase, o, 7 to 2 115 (W, Willidms), 2 to 1 and Harve I, 139 (V. Poster) Time: 3 laroba o rly in the raco iber and’ Lilitan | {0 M } hon Club Will Not Action Fellow 9 Rrunke Andrissa, Tanforan today, ked from 20 to 1. event fn and Sea u took the first o 30 to 1 shot up 8300 by Tim od by the stable, + San Franclsco It was v n may be ta s, selling: Ar- v Thrackn, et 01, sec to 1. third Monrovla, NE the b durl effort en’ Lion, 17 (T days s 'y Lava- iLr-0'd8 Matoh. nk Barr, |} he ¢ ght in a hos: | Tavlore when t mile NEW YORK. D: Harry Elkes, who, was knocke with Floyd Mcitarl 54 team mate, won ward disqu the recent six days’ bicyel tost, tonight, naam & D 000 persons in Madi qguiare Gar: Kht's den, showed his superiority lowe d Whi the motor pace by defeating Jimmy Michael ond, 1t re- | b lost power, failing youth, ete, Stric. ture and Varicocele pormanently cured in 1 to | into eir 4 weoks, No Druga to ruin the stomach. Beits to blistor and burn, veloper is a local troatm the woak aud disorde serength and development failin aiddle aged who are hful errors, excoss or of y ly restored to howlth oy an ns appliance has a maryel world. United hown device has failed. Yon will see and foel its b for it s applied di rder, 3t mykos uo diffo Hundreds of leading ph: States are now recommending our appli- | withon ace i the sevcrest cases where every other | strength parts, introducs fow No Electric Our V m De- directly t 1t gives whorever a ng manhood, aping the re- work are and sirekl, Our stonjshed the entire | thous 03 in the | phys Re henefit from the first | ly at the seat of the | envelope. 1000 BOW 50VEro 140 | up 47 N \cisco ors, | pital from injur Janu Francisco 75,000INUS ' Qur Vacuum Organ Developer cures whero everything else I»Lds and hope iy Bousset, & countries lod the the exclusive comtrol 149 | South Omaha Bowlers Deat 4 wons of is City by 119 as follows: it The Individual averages in the se er CLARKSONS. but collapsed the hospl 1, wi the ra Aarongon was bor | m me to this country in the | took | be realized, providing the tax is properly He time latter beat 4 n \ in pursult W race Games. High. Tot L1065 SOBOTK Games, Hi| 21 Dec, 22 died n the s resultin he Individual mile prize Walthour, ' In emaker fo Jimmy Mic d Major M3 100 181 191 14 142 1679 140 7105 | He was then take In Swe mmy M tition v Michael. Our il NOT ONE FAILURE NOT ONE RETURNED o or how long standing, it {3 as sure to yield our treatment s the sux is to Thio blood is th man body Jir staggered ng he was leaving KEEL FOR NEW DEFENDER CAST Over Six Hours is Oceny Up the Ninety Molten Met 1 in Shaping el for the t At th. or h the hi nad f he overboard portion ‘woit 'SOBOTKERS WIN THE SERIES SIX-DAY RACE KILLED HIM Oscar Aaronson, ew York hos: from his fall g the #ix-day bicycle race in Madison en t lingered for the ten n twenty-five being one In the follow- - cars ago and « Dubuque. s, He was a bricklayer and fir Tt 18 stnted to- | part in cycle n Chicago fn 1867 harness came wast ir nd rode in the six-day next, T race at the Garden in that year, Dibiaue P of the minor prize winners. of | lifo, the fertilizer of the hu. strument forces the blood A whers most needed, giving slopment to wi The Vacuum Or, i the stand w years ago by the French d it remarkable ak and lifel n Dovel rios of Europs Loca Appliauce Jits salo sinco its introductic aarkablo cures hav: 1 profi Cason pr 1t cures quickly, harmlossly, and jotention from wion, It has resto nced incurable ) busin o 0 astounded red by mbor there is no exposure, no C.0.D. or | any other schome in our dealing with the publie, \lars sent sealed in pluin Write for fi part lope. . LOCAL ABPLIANGE COMPA L0 haries Build Denver, Colora: ".- the three 1 ol or il en | Anke The next process will I, and when n removed and and a ha'f will The holes to engage \d other fittings will next occupy Some fron The The men started | efore ot the track, but | from oppo they trave milea Bikes caught Michael and acventh mile lapped him. The race was won by one and three- a & time was 26:08 2 to have some trouble in | Tast enough pace and kept contins | ually changing the motors, The pacers for Eikes were Vefter and Scherer, Mills and Fedstrom; for Michael, Brooks and Torler, Hoyt and Thompeon | Nosl Against Prize Fightin COLUMBUS, 0., Dec, 22.—Governor Nash | | nt a telegram to the Commerclal | it Cinelnnat! declaring wholly un | s report that he had sald there was ference by him in re | frries-Ruhlin puglils. r than to urge local to he vigilant, and i trial was | ich u per parring mateh or | 1. The governor's | fgnant that my name and sed in promoting that af- uniaw 108 n request that his telegram be s prominent s the report which he ifer Defeats Nostonian. | In a thirty-e o 1 links today Nichols of South Omaha News. nt of the city scored Baxter's conrt The legal departs a victory in Judge yester- | day, which means a great deal to the finan- clal end of the municipality It was in toe | cose of Lawrence Connor, who sued the city with a view to recovering about §1,000 | which he had paid on special assessment for the paving of Twenty-fourth strect When the case was brought to the atte tion of the judge the city demurred to th petition. The case was argued and sub mitted four weeks ago, but a decision was | not rendered until rday. Judge Baxter held that the tax In ques {tion was npot pald under protest; that it | was a voluntary payment and that the merc fact that the city treasurer certified the tax | 10 the county treasurer was not coercion in law to make the payment of the tax in- voluntary. The court further held that Ihl\‘ taxes were not assessed for an illegal or unuuthorized purpose and that it made no difference with th facts In the case that | the assessment had previously been de- clared void, Continuing Judge Baxter sald that he party who sought relief of this kind was bound to pu the statutory remedy by filing a protest It is thought that this decision will un- doubtedly put a stop to the bringing of other suits where money has been paid on ue | special assessments and the assessments |afterwards declared void City Treasurer Koutsky figures that this | decision of Judge Baxter means a gain for South Omaha of about $150,000, as othor |6uits of & similar nature were to be filed | | immedlately after the decision in the Con- nor case. Had the court held agaiust the | city the treasury would have been depleted | in the refunding of these special taxes. City Attorney Lambert seems to think that some of the attorneys who have been annoying the municipal officers with these suits will let up now, as the decision of Judge Bax- ter 18 complete in all its detalls and is a decision rendered in accordance with the law. Occupntion Tax Suggested. In speaking of municipal affalrs vester- day R. A. Carpenter, who served four years as city clerk and who is here from Butte, Mcnt., to spend the holidays with his mother, says that in Montana there fs a legiglative enactment for the levying of | &n occupation tax on all lines of business. | This tax, he says, is payable quarterly and that the authorities see to its collcction, | The assessment 1s made on a basis of the business transacted the preceding year. For instance, grocery stores pay from $2 to $50 a year and meat markets about |a year. “Of course the mines are in- | cluded,” sald Mr, Carpenter, “and from | these a large revenue is derived. As far as I can see the levylng of this occupation tax does not work a hardship upon any of the merchants. It really reduces the tax- |ation, as the levy 1s consequently made |Tower. This occupation tax is levied all over the state and Is collected by the city, county and state the same as other taxe This matter was brought to the atten- tior of Mayor Kelly last night and he ap- peared to be heartily in favor of the plan. He sald that on account of the increase in tho saloon llcenses next spring the city would be the loser by about $18000 and some means would have to be adopted to mike up as much of this amount as pos- sible. The mayor took a tab of paper and a pencil and went to work to figure a lit- | tle, with this result loons, $50 apiece, |$3.600; the packers, $300 each, $1500; the | stock yards, $300; grocery stores, $10 edeh; | ive stock commission firms, $10 each; lothing stores the same and tailor shops 5. Drug stores were marked down for | 1825 aplece and undertakers at $10. Restaus rants will have to pay the same as under- | takers. Including other ftems of smaller oment it 1s figured that about $7,000 can |collected the same as other taxes. Very | Mkely the council will take this mater up lat an early date, Daring Hold P in So Frank Hart, a grocer doing business in East Albright, was held up about 9 o'clock | 1ast night and In the serimmage was quite | h Omnha, | severely | store alo injured. Mr. Hart at the time when | with white ndkerchiefs entered a him up the point of their re Hart was so badly frightened that he dis- regarded the instructions of the leader of | tho gang and lustily called for help. This 80 angered one of the robbers that he struck | Hart a stunning blow on the head, which | felled him to the floor. As soon as the blow had been struck the robbers, evi- dently becoming frightened, ran away with- | out stopring to touch the till. One shot was fired by one of the robbers, but the | bullet did not strike Hart. A doctor who | was called to attend Hart expressed the opluton that the skull of his patient haa been fractured and that the Injury might possibly prove serlous. A ltttle over a year ago Hart was held | up by a man who entered the store to pur- chase a package of cigarettes. When Hart was engaged In making change he was | struck on the head and slightly fnjured In this case he was able to &ive a falr de- scription of the robber, but last night he was 80 badly frightened that he did not notice even the color of the clothing worn by the robbers. Chief Mitchell is giving the best of attentlon to the case, but without | any description to work on he Is at sea as to the identity of the robbers. was in his three men at Hustiing ¥ for Pollce, Several members of the city counetl, along with the mayor, got together. yesterday for | the purpose of devising ways and means for the payment of the salarles of firemen | and policemen. Tt was reported that one of the banks would take the clalm of these employes of the city and pay them monthly until the next levy s avallable, providing that it was glven some securlty, The point | in questlon was what security the clty could glve the bank, and this matter has | not fully been decided upon yet. Officers of | the city are bringing every nfluence pos- | sible to bear in order that these servants | of the people may have a lttle Christmas money. | A B. Smith, tempting to Forty-sixth and R streets. During early part of the evening Wolfe ent the saloon of John Shanahan at Twenty- elghth and Q streets and purchased a ured. 1s tn Jail for at- who lives at the allas Dunn, rob Peter Wolre, | bim under arrest. [ president; M. J T . | by a street car at 11 o'clock last night .ear | Twenty-ninth and Q streets. Both legs wera | pickle department at glass of beor. In payment he tendered a check for $5 and recelved the proper amount ofchange. As he left the saloon he was followed by Smith, who attempted to choke him in order to make him give up the $4.95 he had in his possession Wolfe managed to cry out and thus attract the attention of Shanahan, who rushed to the rescue. With a good-elzed shooting iron as a persuader Smith was induced to let go his hold on Wolfe's throat. He was | |§ then Leld until officers arrived and placed Better Facllities ¥ Additional carrier windows were placed in position in the screen at the postoffice yesterday and now the public will be abls to secure mail on Sundays with little or no de One window has done service in thoe | past, but so many complaints were mad that Postmaster Etter recommended tha two more windows be placed in the screen. | Now four carriers will answer at each win- dow, and in this way the public will be served expeditiously, and it is boped that | there will be no more complaints. With the general delivery window in operation b tween the hours of noon and 1 p. m. there will bo four windows where mall can be delivered on Sunday. Federnl Union Elects Office Federal Labor union No. 7112 has elected officers to serve for the ensuing term C. Troutan, president; J. J. Daly, vice Fitzgerald, recording sec- | Caldwell, financial secretary; A. Daly, guide; C. A. Alstadt, Inside guard; Lawrence Curran, James Roach and | Charles Swerlnger, trustces th otary; P. C. Killed by Street Ca William Rowley, aged 50, was run over cut off and he was otherwise injured, so that he died. He worked in the sweot Armour's and lived at Thirty-second and Q streets, Magie City Gossip. Cottages bullt to sult buyers, Jno. J. Ryan. The new Methodist parsonage is about completed Rev. J. 1. Kerr of Bellvue college is at Trinided, Colo. J. 15 Lush will spend the holidays with relatives in Towa. Mrs. 1. T. Miller has about recovered from her recent illness. The public schools closed Friday for the usual holiday vacation. Mrs. George McBride was reported con- | siderably better vesterday | | | Jessie Rice and Alpha Powell are home trom Lincoln for th v Fred MeMillan, Tw streets, s reported on the sick list, Miss Lorena Johnson is home from Peru, where she has been attending school, . M. Laverty and wife will spend Christmas with friends at Lexington, Neb, e 24 Munshaw & Co. for lumber, Tel Cottages bullt to sult buyers. Jno, J. K | Jacl Watkins and wife leave tonight for | inton, Ia., where they will spend the holi- | and F W. H. Slabnugh has gone to Ran- . 0., to spend the holidays with his parents. | Rod Murp! clty treasurer's office, Chicago. annual reception of the local Young “hristian assoclation will be held on | r's eve, ni. two good six-reom flats near 2th and N streets, $16.00 each. George & Co,, 417 North Zith street City Clerk Shrigley says that 240 deaths and ) births have occurred In the city during the present year. At the Young Men's Christian assoclation afterr . Howard Cramblet will give his second talk to men. i Members of the First Presbyterian church who formerly worked in the | has returned {rnm; are meeting with success in an effort to raise the debt of the church. 1l music will be rendered at the dist “church today and the i me will be appropriate to the oc Willlam Clifton returned from a trip to the sand hilly Friday and left last night for Towa, where he will #pend the holldays. Jod Delee, assistant timekeeper at tas Armour packing house, 18 doing the right thing on account of the birth of a daugh- ter. Storm sash. Howland Lumber and Coal company, Twenty-fourth street, between M and N streets. Mrs, J. D, Bennett is ablo t6 be out again after having been confined to her home for some time as the result of a painful accl- dent. A Christmas tree will be unvelled to_the e of the members of St. Martin's Sun- gchool on” Monday - evening at The muslcale at the Jungmann school on tiday afternoon for the bencfit of the school library was a success in every par- ticular. Miss Almee Johnston is back from school and will spend the holiday vacation with her parents, Councilman™ and Mrs. Ed Johnston. The Senfor Endeavorers of the Presby- terfan church will hold a sunrise prayer meeting on New Year's morning between 7 and § o'clock. Use Melcher's Golden Cross Gough Syrup. It absolutely cures coughs and hoarseness. Misslon workers at Twenty-fifth and O strects will give a dinner to the poor on Christmas afternoon. Donations of food and clothing are asked fc On Thursday e 5 of this Ladi Al soclety | terfan church will the home of Mrs, A, J. Caughey. ccretary Overton says that the junior partment of the Young Men's Christian assoclation now has o ship of tw ty-five and that the boys are dolng good week the t Presby- e tea at ve an ora rauds. iford Davis Br and F. G. Crosby were belng sought today by United States officials on charges of using th ab fraudulently poultry, game to the estimated The men did business for h under the firm name of Randall, y & Co. ulars wer . throughout 3 [ in respon and other cities at pr Not content with ma producers the firm de month and 3 y offer held out, go | % below the market, | @ t W e et af the' et men UL e — Ink Stands, 10c to $8.50. Wi e to ( »avis, Crosb; A8 ar Lor R e Taote it ARAVIS: GFOADY WAS OF 4 Desk Sets, $1.50 to $15.00. e Yo re Do, gy, | HNRgiy 8s Mbdors ak-Taventien as Hise Fountain Pens, $1.00 upward. ¢ T \m“l“:"“]”“ ’17!"‘\‘\':".‘""":“:‘ S L e All our Alphabet and om. Bremen malled_limbria, 0% | in-the-slot machine first appeared in public Building Blocks at Ic, 2¢, 3¢, 5¢ and 10c, 0l; Rotterdam, for Rotterdam, vii | places to supply customers with cigarettes, W) Arrived, Dec. 20-Columbia, | Watches, chocolates, swectmeats, stationery Diaries for 1901, 25¢ upward. Napl pLe o & latest phas contriv- g 0% s, grom | S "l 1 1 i ket e e Poker Sets, 25¢ to $12.00. At i “Hegint Tont: | lamp—has been made available for the Duplicate Waist Sets, $2.50 upward. pold, fo 3 | i automatie purveyance of hot water and hot B e e s Yo'k from | grinks, Surely, it may be thought, this Caendars from 5¢ to $2.00. At Philadelphia—Salled—Rhynland, for | extremely utilitarlan invention can only Xmas Cards, Ic upward. Liverpool At Manfla—Arrived, Dec. 20—Almond Branch, from Tacoma,’ via Honolulu, Salled | € Port Stephens, for Seattle At Hong ‘Long—Arrived—China, from San to the reliablility « Gove evelt o Mason, estizat 1o be m N YO It was learned to- ild of th office night that G T Roosevelt ]v‘m‘h\< n en at work for s week | Sictad 8 member Of KO ot Oyster Box Paper, 5¢ upwards. have been due to the lugenulty of the pres- ling to learn that the automatic machine is one of the oldest projects in every "EMBER 23, 1900, Office Open Continuously from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays from8 a. m.to 5 p. m. For 26 Years DR. McGREW Has made DISEASES and DISGROERS of MEN His Only Study and Practice. For 26 Years nien nave placed unlimited confidence in him as a Special (Dr. MeGrew at Age 62) Fm' 26 Yeafs Dr. McGrew’s remarkable success in the treatment of this class of diseases has never been equaled. Fo’ 26 Yoal’s he has made the cure of VARICOCELE and HYDROCELE one of his leading specialties, and does positively guarantee a ‘permanent cure in Less thun 10 Days, without pain, cutting or loss of time. CHARGES LOW. For 28 Years men have come from far and near to obtain Dr. McGrew's most successful treatment for SYPHILIS. His cure for this disease is quick, per= manent, and is guaranteed for life. No aspot or pimple will ever be seen on the face or body after treatment is begun. No injurious medicines are used, and every trace of syphilitic poison is eliminated from the blood. His charges are reasonable in all cases. P Over 20,000 6@8@8 have been cured of Lost Manhood, Loss of Vitality, Loss of Brain Hower, Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, .Despondency, Stricture, Gleet, Gonorrhoea and all nnnatural discharges. g RECTAL DISEASES. Dr. McGrew’s treatment for Diseases of the Rectum has proven a wone- derful success. Fissures, Ulcers, Piles, Prolapsus, and all chronic disorders of the rectum relieved, almost instantly, and a permanent cure is made without cutting or pain, The cure is quick and complete. Consultation and Examina- tions free. Those at a distance will be treated by mail. AN ABSOLUTE CURE IS GUARANTEED. CHARGES LOW. Treatment by Mail. Medicinessent everywhere free from gaze or breakage ready for use. Office Hours—sS a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. P, 0, Box 766. 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Checkers, 5¢ to 50c. hama i B LA MRS A0 At Antwerp—Salled—Kensington, for New | tician, Hero of Alexandria, who flourished York B. C. 117-81 M At Yokehama_Arrived-Dorle, from 8an | Horo inveuted what ho termed a “sac- h o, via Honolu't, for Hong Kong. mouey is introduccd,” and a full descrip- S—————— tion of this apparatus is contained in his | it k 3 AN breckels Wine Sult el | famous treatise on pneumatics, reissued by 1308 Farnam Street. AN, RaRARL, O b John | Thevenot, royal librarian, to Louls XIV of | D. Spreckels, proprietor n Fran- | France in the year 1692, “If into certain | Store will be open Monday evening and until Noon on X mas, clsco Call, for $260,00 was ended tonikht | sacificial ve a coin of five drachms be | by the fary brinkini in & verdict In aVOr | thrown, water or wine shall flow out aad | P surround them,” so runs the postulate. | O R TR AR S Y R AN T WY Senntor Ha ; ridn The expla \ of the mechanism ins MIAMI, KA., s —Senator 1 A1 the vase wa the vessel con- fiami tome v night The holidays will be st Palm Heach and the o8t in southern Florida Hanna will arrl on a special tr spent in Miami, other points of intel ta to which turns ins anothe the latter 1s ed beam, When | tal beam, which NO CURE, NO PAY 1 you have small, weak organs, lost power or weakening draine pos bbbty [ o s dro &h the | r will Wire-Tapping Outfit Cap $hn solp Ia divp RISUAR A | NEW YORK, Dec In the selz of | on one € ol - A | BoS ¢ 14 by Dr & Wy i a room on West Forty oot o phain at the othap end, aE o v “exprein, prupuis Foukth screet this atternoon the poitee think | from & chain P en tho | 'LocAL APPLIANGE G . Denwer, Gole, e fourth stre they Just missed the capture of & part of a wine comm es to flow out through a pipe (Aiouier seus vu Fequose