Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 30, 1900, Page 7

OMAHA DAII IOE MALY FATALLY INJURED Former Oity Olerk of Bouth Omaha 8hot by Drunken ¥ BULLET INTENDED FOR PAT HICKEY Quarrel in Do Reckless Firing and tender in the Only [l Joseph J. Maly, formerly city clerk and for the last year a bartender, was perhaps fatally injured In a shooting affray that occurred about 8 o'clock last night in Frank Dolezal's saloon at Twenty and Q streets, South Omaha The shooting was done by a mur Stegeman, an of Armour & and was not directed at Maly, but al Hickey, with whom Stegeman had trouble before he entered the saloon Hickey and Stegeman entered the pla together, both showing sign intox tlon, and quar After standing the bar together a couple of minutes St man walked back to the front partition door and stopping suddenly drew a ol ver from his hip pocket and fired five shots in rapid succession at Hickey. All of the abots, however, missed the intended mark and two of them struck Maly, who was standing with his face to the bar and his back to Stegeman One shot entered Maly's back just below the elghth rib and another plerced his right heel. The injurcd man was promptly removed to the South Omaha hospital, while his assailant escaped in the cltement. At the hospital Maly was attended Drs. Curtis and Schindel and it was found that the wound in the back was of a na- ture that will probably prove fatal doctors probed for the bullet, but could not locate it, and they are of the opinion that it is either lodged in the lung or, hav- ing spent its force in passing between tho ribs, dropped into the stomach. Dr. Cur- tls stated at 11 o'clock that Maly was rest- ing eastly, but the chances for his recov- ery were but one in a hundred The infured man lived with his wife and two children at 205 North Nineteenth street. He was not acquainted with the man who shot him Stegeman s described as being abou #ix foet In helght, smooth-faced and of light complexion. Up to a late hour night he had not been apprehended. Chief of Pollco Mitchell gave his personal at- tention to the case and is making every effort in his power to bring the man who used the gun to justice named b1 Pat som employe slsom. at Ly South Omaha News. The sub-committees of the three charter revision committees met yesterday after noon at the office of the mayor for the purpose of taking up and discussing some of the disputed sections of the three ch ters now in evidence. These committe were made up as follows Commer¢ club—P, A. Wells, A. M. Gallagher, J. 8. Walters. Citizens— H. Murdock, J. J. Breen, T. J. O'Neil. Council--W. C. Lam bert, W. P, Adkins, Ed Johnston, The charter drawn by the sub-committee of the council was produced and read, sec- tion by section, and quite a number of sec- tions were adopted by the joint committee without any extended comment. Where a wection was read that did not meet with the approval of the majority it was passed and will be taken up later and either adopted or discarded. In the council charter provision is made for six wards with one representative from each. A three-year term Is provided and provision is made for the present officials to hold over. Under the suggestion of the council committee all city officials will be required to give a surety bond, the pre- mium to be paid by the city. In case such bond cannot be given the title to the officy must necessarily be forfeited. Removaul from défMce of city offclals is provided for by a process of the district court Any three councllmen may file charges against the mayor, while tue mayor and any three members of the council may fle charges against any other official of the city. Or, again, any seven frecholders may filo charges against city oMicials under cer tain conditions and restrictions. No bonds of the city are to be sold ex- cept at public auction or through an ad vertisement published in one of the large: papers published in Douglas county. Bonds representing $5,000 or less will be #old at auction, while securities above this amount will be advertised for, Another good provision which has been suggested by Member Johnstoo is the tion providing that no ordin; the same day it is introdu and es- pecially none granting a franchise or the renewal of the same, for one week. One more important point in this section is where it is provided that no franchise be granted or renewed where the city does not reap a revenue therefrom. Streets or parts thereof must not be vacated until after the appointment of three disinterested freeholders, whose duty it #hall be to value the property to be va- cated. In this connection the value of the perty abutting on such street must be ken into consideration There is a section for the paving, curbing und guttering of streets upon a petition of one-half of the owners of foot frontage. The signers, however, must be actual resi dents. After the pt by the council of such a petition e council may order the wesk Gone. Thirty days will be given for monstrances and the selection of mate- FREE TRIAL! On this 17th of October, 1900, before me, Thos. W. Folsom, a notary public, person ally came Dr. A. T. Sanden, to me personally known, and who, being duly sworn, de- clares that he will give to any sufferer of either sex his new Herculex Electric Belt on abrolute free trial, without one cent in advance or on deposit, and that _ le agrees to forfeit $5,000.00 if this offer is not lived up to in both letter and spirit. The | ast | rial. There is, of course, & tax commis sloner and his duties are defined at length One new feature is the fssuing of certif cates of indebtedn in anticipation of the collection of taxes This scheme, it Is as will virtually enable the city to cash and will cut down the interest 1 on warrants. Now the eity on its outsianding war- council committee propose to reduce this inte 10 6 per cent on count of the good times now prevailing. | This alone will result in a big saving in the course of a year. A levy is provided for the repair of paved | street Under the present charter the city | has no way of paying for improvements to | paved streets unless the amount be taken out of the general fund. In connection with | sidewalk repairs it is suggested that all police officers report daily to the street commissioner any defects in sidewalks on thelr beats, In this way it is thought that the wooden walks can be kept in good re- | pair and many accidents averted One point of great moment is out and that is the committees within thirty days. Under the existing system ordinances go to a com mittee and reports are delayed from week to week and some times until the original |ordinance is worn out by being carried in the pocket of the chairman of the com- mittee In reference to city advertisemente these will be paid for at a stated price and also posted on a bulletin board, as is done in Omabha. Should a newspaper refuse to print the advertisement at the price offered by | the municipality, the posting of the notice on the board will answer as woll When President Adkins of the council appointed his committee of nine on charter revision he named two well-known labor leaders as members. These members have suggested that all work on the streets be done by union men and that not less then $2 a day be pald for labor, skilled labor to be pald for at union prices. There is, 80 far as known, no objection to this section. To laborers in the employ of the city time checks will be issued cach Saturday night and these will be cashed by the city treas- urer. Levies will be made as follows: General fund, fire, police, lights, hydrant rental, sinking tund, library fund, judgment, repair paved streets and parks. Warrants may, if this charter is accepted | by the legislature, be drawn for 80 per cent of the levy, instead of 85 per cent. Boards of Equalization will sit two days, insteed of three. One important feature Is the giving of the |councll power to make improvements on streets where there are no resident free- | holders. It this section 18 approved J street, from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-fifth streets, will be improved. The city treasurer, under the proposed regulations, will be required to turn in all Interest on daily balances to the city and will recelve a reasonable compensation for his services, thus making him independent |of office fees A most important feature is the provision preventing the councll from confessing judgment under any circumstances. The idea is to fight all cases brought against the city to the highest court in the state. It 15 expected that the revised charter will be prosented to a meeting of taxpayers some evening this week. serted, pay now belng pays ran per cent The brought Boy Accldentally Kiled. Clarence Shaffer, 13 yeass of age, acel- dentally shot himself yesterday afternoon and died soon afterward The lad lived with his stepfather, Thomas O'Donnell, at Deerfleld. At the time of the accident the boy was driving a bunch of hogs into a pen. He had a small-caliber rifie in his hand and in some way, as yet unexplained, the gun went off, sending the bullet through the boy's lungs. As the ball lodged close to the heart 1ife was extinct before medical serv- ices could be secured. Morgan Heafly has the remains in charge and notified the coroner. Case of Smallpox. Mauley McCarthy, an employe at Cudahy's offices, Is reported to be down with small- pox. His condition was discovered late Fri- day evening and when two vhysiclans pro- nounced it a well-developed case of small- pox McCarthy went to work at once to ar- range for his own welfare. He remembered | that his mother owns a vacant house near Fitteenth and Monroe streets and he was taken there by the authorities, who are providing for him to the best of thelr abllity, Members of the Hospital association will Foid a pound sce'al and recertion ot the hos- pital on the afternoon of New Year's day. Every member of the association as well as all friends are invited to artend this fune- tion and Mrs. Holmes says: “Don't forget to bring a pound of something.' Jack Maher Wire J. J. Maher sends the following messaga from Chicago to a friend here: *There i3 no truth in the report that 1 have skipped out. Please have The Bee deny it." Friends of Maher assert that he will return within the next few days. Magle City Goasip. See I2d Munshaw & Co, for lumber. Tel 255, The Methodist church directory for 191 {s out. Mrs Willilam Guthrie is reported on the stck list Scott Dunn has about recovered from his recent (liness Cottages built to suit buyers, Ino. J. Rya Frank N Foote of Nevada, In., hus taken up his residence here. It 18 reported that several uses ure now In operation here Will Wheeler of Wakefleld, Neb., s the guest of Rev. Dr. R. L, Wheeler. Use Melcher's lden Gross Cough Syrup. It ubsolutely cures coughs and hoarsenass. A sunrise prayer meeting will be_ held at the Presbyterlan chirch New Year's morn- ing. This afternoon the regular men's meet- gambling ; reporting of council | THE church Inste Dr. Jamison astor Johnson of the ring for a series d of at the association rooms, n evangelist, will speak Methodist chureh t revival meet- R wervices it | week Henry Elsfelder i golne to Lincoln 0 spend a week or two in the interest of his friends Mrs. L. A Davis 1s at Elgin, 11, where she 18 spending some time with friends and relatives. i The Harmony clib will not meet on Mons day night, as announced In The Bee of yesterday Watch night services will bhe held at the First Methodist Episcopa! church on Mon- day night Washakie tribe of Red Men will gly masquerade ba!l at Workmen hall on N Year's eve. The foundatjorn ]dwvl”ll 8 are be and I streets. | Bert buck, Twenty-second troe returned from an European tour. 'm sagh. Howland Lumber and Coal . Twenty-fourth fireet, between M streets, Chief Mitchell says that he 18 u case of smallpox | Twentieth street Mr. and Mrs. Wake, 2208 J street, have | returned from Cozad, where they spent | Christmas with friends Magle City couneil Knights and Ladles of Security, wi'l meet Monday even- ing at Modern Woodman hall Representative B % Wilcox ha Are ranged for rooms at the Lindell hotel dur- Ing the session of the leglslature City Treasurer Koutsky s rading the property at Twenty-third and O streets to the erection of a fine resi- w the hold church revival this Jamison will Presbyterian for a & luld number of new at Twenty-fourth and J extended understa at South 76, and Mrs Grove are he Mrg. streets. Rev. P. MacDonald writes from Dublin, to Treasurer Koutsky asking for a stato: ment of his tuxes on the property he owns in_this city. Martin Je ter of Aurora, 11, will come here to take the place at the South Omaha brewery mnade vacant by the retirement of F. J. Freitag. . The King's Daugh terian church will m uary 4, with Mrs. E. Twenty-first street, For Rent, two good six- 2th and N’ streets, $16.00 ¢ Co., 417 North 25th ‘str Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and Mr Mrs. Al Hunter have ‘returned from bany, Mo, where they went to Christmas with relatives The Woman's Forelgn Migsfonary society of the Methcdist church will meet W edn day afternoon with Mrs. L. W, Smith, 4 North Twenty-sixth street Councilman Fitle ves for 1. where he has a of partments. He Intain hls residence here, ce In the treasurer's office was ¢ busy yesterday taking In money nnd making out tax statemen Clty taxes be- inquent on January 1 itleth Century Christfanity” is the morning theme of Rev. J, A, Johnson at the Methodist church today. In the even- ing the pastor will speak on ““Resolutions. The annual reception of the local Youn, Men's Christian assoclation will be given on Monday evening from 8 until 10 o'¢lock The Woman's auxillary will serve refresh- oreach today ments, Rev. Irving P. Johnson will at the following' places: At 11 4 o u¢ rin's, Twenty-fourth and J streets: at 6:30 p.om., at St Edwards, Twenty-sixth Adams; at 8 p. om., at S, -ninth and § streets propriate ta the closin be preached. — A cold, cough or la grippe can be “nipped in the bud” with a dose or two of Foley's Honey and Tar. Beware of substitutes, Dillon’s drug store, South Omaha; Myers- Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. Lyman Wilcox spend th X, Twenty of 1da winter with urth and J§ rs of the Preshy- on Friday, Jan- A. Kells, 723 'North oom s near rge & and Al spend on Wednesday ition In one will, however, Clements’, Sermons ap: & of the centary wlii Fa CARBON months ago of DeSoto, a_ result order kne —About four R. 0. Déason, a saloonkesper In this county, met his deat of belng initiated into a s wn as the Knights of the Royal Arch. “During the fnitlatory ceremonies a paddie about elghteen inches long, in Wwhich was a blank cartridge, was vsed. | The user made a mistake and usod the wrong side, the result being that the wad of the cartridge was imbedded in the thigh of Deason, caiising his death through blood polsoning about fifty hours later. The death caused w sensation and as a result the ritual of the order had to undergo a change a8 regurds the use of a paddie. Mrs, Ded- son brought suit to recover damages against those who participated in the affir and has recelved Judgment for $1.00. The result of the trlal {s not acceptable to either party and the courts of last resort will be called upon to settle the mattor. —_— Southern States in Rebellion. BOSTON, Dec. 20.—The Middlesex club had its monthly dinner at Young's this afternoon, at which time former Governor Brackett,'its president, made a remarkable speech In' diseussion of ‘the subject of *'Elec- tlon Lawe.'" the selected toplc for the oc- caslon. He referred to the new apportion- ment of the states for national representa- tives and in quoting the constitutional re- quirements for such apportionment said | that congress cannot fgnore fhe netion of four “southern states {n disfranchising | negro citizens. He sald that the repre- | ntation from those states would be re- | diced and the states themsclves in throw- ing out the negro vote, he maintained, were in rebellion against the United States lam Directors, . 20.—The second day's sesslon of the fourth meeting of the Soclety of College naslum’ Directors was held toda. lumbla university. Several rs were d behind closed doors, the contents of h, In accordance with a resolution of a ‘mer session, were not made public. The following officers were elected for the en- suing year: President, Dr. R. Tait McKen- zle, McGlIl university, Montri vice presi- dent, Dr. Casper W.' Miller, University of Pennsylvania: secretary-treasurer, = Dr, Watson L. Sav Columbia university; | members of the ., Dr. Paul C. Phil 1ips, Amherst e, 'and’ Prof. Alonzo Stagg, Chicago universit W YORK, and annual Gym- at Co t OMcers, Tenn., Dec, 20.—The Instl- of Dental’ Pedagogics closed its ses- here today. The following officers chosen: President, Dr. G » B Indianapolts; president ley . Geslee, Chicago; secretary-try Dr. H. B. ifleston, Louisville; membe the executive committee for ‘three years, W. H. Whitsley, Cleveland, 0., sicceeding Dr. H. W. Morgan of Nashville 29.—In a pit iunn and Jim Lov one side and Dutch Jackson' and Philip anklin on the other, near Tatum, a small inland town, Love and Gunn were killod outright. ~Jackson surrendered and is in fail. " Frankiin escar but officers have ing of the Young Men's Christian associa- tion will be held at the First Presbyteriun Sworn to before me this 17th day of October, A. D. 1900. (8eal) The above offer holds good for my 1899 Electric Belt, culex Which cation tains and sends a plea giving eloment through ti No burning or weak men uew Strength and is used by women as well as men for Nervousnes Constipation, Kidney, Live: you sleep Back, der Disorders, ste. 1s the newest and most perfect self-appli- | of galvanic electricity in the world. improvements over all other electrical belts located in a swamp and trouble is DR. A. T. SANDEN. THOS. W. FOLSOM, Notary Publle (87). well as my latest invention, the Her- .Y BEE: “UNDAY, MORONI WINS MARD RACE New Orleans Handicap Captured by Weber's Mount by Half-Length. ONLY TWO FAVORITES FINISH IN FRONT Starter Crese. 1 Chris Fitzgerald Arrives at City Tren ness and Wi Wield the Flag, NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29.—Young Weber was forced to ride Moroni out to win today's stake, the New Orleans handicap, at seven furlongs, and he was but a scant halt a length to the good at the end. Charlie | O'Brien, a mild favorite at 6 to 2, could not negotlate the going, and except Alpaca, who was a strong second cholce at 1 0 and who led all the way to the streteh, the oth- ers were never dangerous Iren and Belle of Orleans were the only winning favorites. While at the post for the fifth race, Matchim ran out to a false break and went nearly three miles. The horse was ordered to start, but Richards wisely pulled him up in the first few strides. Starter Chris J. Fitzgerald, who was il at his home in Canada when tne racing opened here, arrived today and will probably as- sume the duties of starter on Monday, re- lieving Jake Holtman. The weather rainy and the track very heavy. First ruce, one mite and a sixt ing: Bright Night, 8 (D. Shaw), w Nearest, 101 (Rich 18), 8 to 1 and 1, second; Jack Martin, 10 (M| third. Time: 1:57% Banquo }hml, Crystalline, Jerry Lee, Tom ‘Cromwell also ran Becond ra six furlongs, selling clous, 90 (Dade), 9 t itchell), 4 to'1 and 3 to ristopher, 110 (Wilkerson), 40 to 1, third Time: 119" Plrate's Queen, Saline, Uterp, Orfon, Olekma and Marequoise also ran Third race, steeplechase, shi Tsen, 19 (Luwless), even, won: | (W, Williams), 5 to 1 and 6 to second ;. Jack H (Dayton), 4 'to 1. third. K Charakeene and Bristol also ran. Claroba fell early In the race. Fourth Orleans handicap, r' oronl, Weber), 4 ), 18 to 5 hran), e O'Brien, and Welde- Donna Sen Ator Be: to 10, ¢ third nd was Results nth, sell- to 1, 1 10 6 to 1 ." Bishop Onoto and a Scrivener, second:’ 8 ri en, "secon, Time 4 Tom Kingsley mile: won I (Wilkerson) 8 (Cochr Gray Dal L6k, Mat also Sixth race teenth: Helle 10, w and § to 1 thi Time: 1 Sheiby and Belle 8im Time Matehim 1 a six- Alsh), 7 to selling, one mi'e Alhert Val also ran BRUTAL FIRST AT LONG 0DDS 1t Wins Juve- le Champlon Stakes in | Hard Drive, PRA from the st the Juventle today from from 10 to O'Connor, b a length.’ T Favorites t Henry ha He will be and will & Oukland First r nd _one-half furlon. purse: . 105 (Dominick), 4 ¢ won: Annello, 108 (Bullmany, 2 to 1. second Companlion, 106 (1. W, ;20 to 1, third tme: 1:08%. Lucera. Picklow, Ilusion, it tellada, Mirlo stol, Tnstant Lucas, Luca and Carthagena also Second . one mile, purse: rett. 104 (Dominick), 7 to' 10, won 2 (Rausch), 25 to 1, second; W 109 (Bullmah), 2 to 1, third, Dangerous Mald and Sunell Third race. handicap. steep ree: Crede, 138 (Sutherland). 5 tor, 170 (Cooper), 12 to 1, secom Chesterfield, 152" (Hueston), 4 to § Time: 4:00. ‘Eva Noe algo ran, & irth race, seven furlong Champlon stak Brutal, 1 7 to 1, won: Canmore, second: Roiling Boer, ipled with Gold 4. Golden Age o ran, 1fth race, mile and one-sixteenth, selling nent, 101 (Coburn). 2 to 1, won; St d, 104 (Dominick), 2 to 1, second: Fd- . 9 (Rausch), 10 "to 1, third. Time: Donator, Dr. Bernave, Lavator snd Lou’ Rey also ran S e, siX and 2 107 (Mounee) Rulimany, o Oonvx,' 107 B NCISCO, Dec. 20.—Brutal, a eolt | ble of Prince Poniutowskl, won | Champlon stakes at Tanforan | & good fleld. He was played | to 6 to 1 and, well ridden by ¢ I adrive by half away poorly 1<, Jockey from New' York allowed to ride ai Tanforan K to have the ban removed at Results Bill Mac ster Poy “Time: 12411 also ran ' To-d third. Juvenile 27 Coburny, 1 to § n Age), third' Time: Kenliworth and Bedeck alf furlongs: 1, won; Rre d with Phoen- (Tulley), 10 to 1, Cambaceres | Haralumb, William The Odyssey and hilda, fssa thir Maud, kly shoot of the Omaha club held vesterday afternoon on the grounds the following fifty birds: Loomls Loomis Honson Hongon Hardin Hardin un club ores were made on 2 1 112 11291 111 121 21811 1912 DECE | reason given for the resump; | first was opposed to the 30, 1900, MB is the only Special form of curing this disease that has ever been discovered. contradiction, th ABSOLUTE CURE IS GUAR! take his treatment right at home and no one will ever dises It is quite different when you | quite sufficient to advertise just what your ailment is se, spot or pimple will ever appear Los OVER 20,000 Gleet, Gonorrhioea and all unnatural discharges. Success. reliev The cure is quick and complete. tance will be treated by mail. ready for use. Office Hours—g a. m. to 9 p. m. improve- will be later. It Is expected that this ment by the Rock Island company completed by the latter part of next year Cheap R © Northwest ST. PAUL, Minn, Dec. 20.—A few days ago the passenger agents of the Northe Pacific, the Gredt Northern and the Soo | lines met in St. Paul nd decided to abol- | ish the $40 round trip homeseckers' rates m} the west ay a circular was ise the three big roads stating that on January | 1, 1901, round trip homeseckers' tickets | would be Issued, but at a cost of § | ond cla It was only after several meet- | ings had been held that the roads decided to issue cheap round trip rates. Another n of the round rate-cutting was threat which from the | abolishing of the wer the qu. riefly. It you an_artery ~ in your arm you do not ' take internal medicine to sto flow of blood. USE LOCAL, AP PLICATIONS. Sim- (rip rates is that ened by one of the lines the You rates Black . 5 The following have been sel ted as Omaha represe « Grant, Richard Lin Watson und ihe | ut | Richard Kimb' W. 1. Towns dermun and Hardin, extra ank Crable ‘orrigan's Horses So RANCISCO, Dec dward (! SAN longing to of the late Marcus Da! tion at Tanforan today horses brought $6, 50 John Mackay of Rancho del Paso was the principal purchaser. Pat Dunne patd $1.80 for a geldlng by Imp. Haseltaw-Mise Maxim. * The stalllon Montana, owned by the Daly estate, was sold o John Mackay for §1,000, were sold ut The Corrigan n R, Gentry, 29 Tt I8 re- unk Rockefelle kefeller, {s tiat of Johe R Gentry, ch at Wichita, Ki H. Harriman Pt e In ( 'OWN, N. Y ported at Goschorl that rother of John D. Re Ing for the purchase 2 for his stock Gentry Is owned by Loates May Ri ifornia. LONDON, Dec 2.—S8am Loates, the English jockey, who was Reiff's closest competitor last season, has started with his wife for New York. He is going to Californta_for the winter and may be in- duced to ride. Watnor BOSTON. Dec Will Help Han, 0 ~A statement Issu Thomas W. Lawson tonight s that ( tain Hank Haff hus been engaged to the new boat and will be assisted by ¢ tain Nate W reserve master, Cold and cough cures are numerous. but the one that leads all others In merit s Foley's Honey and Tar, which is in great demand thele days. Myers-Dillon Drug Co Dr. Sanden Electric Belt, until you a 1t con- | word “Her t soothing stream of the life- system all night while irritation. It gives the article Rheumatism, Lame Write fo Stomach Blad- Remember, not one ceat to me P inat ccording to act of U, book, “Health fn Natu: re satisfied with results culex” has bee Not The trade-marked legally and no together with factory aumber stamped on a Belt, you may know 1s genuine. r my new illustrated criptive sent free by mall, or for tree consultation. Dr. A. T. Sanden, 183-185 S. Clark St., Chicago, I1l. S N S RSN R R Omaha; Dillon's drug store, South Omaha Rock nd xns Line, FORT WORTH, Tex,, Dec ). —~The Chicago, Rock Island & Mexico rafiroad was organized here today with the following officers and directors: M. A. Low, Topeka, Kan., presidemt; J. H. Conlin, Twist, Tex vice president, chicf engineer and super- intendent; Dwight Ford, treasurer and retary. It was given out that work on the new line would be begun at once and that it would be pushed as fast possitle to completion, There will be about 110 miles of the road in Texas. The line will start from Liberal, Kan, and will pass through the counties of Dallam, Hartley and Sher- man In Texas, Connectton will be made with the El Paso & Northwestern at some | way | over of the Louisville | ftarly when the ure- thral ducts weakened and re- xed it is ridicu- - lous to take Internal Consolid Southery ST. LOUIS, Dec. In a se | circulars just issued by the Southern rail- | announcement s made of the taking 8t. Louls Air line C. Smith as the consolid of and all the lnes of ky under the operat Louis-Loulsville lines sdiction of the first and second vice presidents is extended over the air line The headquarters of the general manager, Geo Smith, are established in the Chemical building Loufs. The various | FOREVER STOPPING drains and emis 4 r enta o | #lons, and curing while the patient sieeps ; and other departmental officers ® ) ] atient sloe auditing e o n“”"'rmm_‘ ]| Dr. Carter Gran-Solvent” soluble in Louisville have th t | Boukles will dissolve, dig over the air line remove urethral which i stomach and urine before it r seat of disease. The xeminal ducts profe into the urethral canal th the FPros- tate Gland, nnd ensily hed by LO- CAL TRE he 8t James (reat- ment is prepared In the form of erayon very narrow, smooth, ible and wholly solible, which are Inserted into the water passuge at night, where they diss and deposit the ‘medication in its f strength upon the Prostate (iland, Contracting and strengthening the duct Tust aches the the appointment of ( eral manager and the air line property Southdrn in Kenty t title of the St New Line The Burlington has traordinary progress in the construction of its new line from Toluca, Mont., to Cody Wyo., which has been made largely pos- sible because of the favorable weather that has prevailed so far this winter. The grad- ing work has progressed rapidly that track-laying has already commenced far in advance of the time expected by the| - company. Contracts for the transportation | §'[, JAMI:S ASS'\, 62 of wool shipments from Cody on or before | July 15 next are now being made. able Bt. James treatment from Stricture and fts offs; should wriw 1o the S Ohfo, for thelr wonderful illusi hum wiapped (n piain package, prepaid Prostatiy prin James 80 Southern Rallway Appointments, WASHINGTON, Dec The Southern Railway company announces the following appointments, effective January 1: W. H Peddle, general superintendent of trans- portation; R. B. Pegram, assistant general manager; H. F. Hutch superintendont Memphis division; A superin- dent Norfolk division, These are changes resignation of J. H uperintendent of transpor s, Ramseur, are properly cu Mailed seaed. P growing out of Barrett as gene tion Mrx. Winstow's Nooth Y YEARS hy rCHIT with PER- ES the CHILD, ALLAYS all PAIN, end is the best re Sold Ly Dr T othin Rallwny A 2\ FLAND, 0, Dec ward has been made assist cnger agent of the Erie railw quarters in Chicago. Thomas Beard ha made foreign freight agent of (h with headquarters in New Yorl Chicago Great W ST. PAUL, Minn., Dec Reed of the firm of Vern: York was clected to th Chicago Great Western railr ing of the directors here today Dan: 1 will not be with you night. Am Invited to the Elk | ¢ | | | | Director Willlam A Co. of New of the NO CURE, If yon have t power ¢ NO PAY 1l woak organs, weakening draiis, our Vaouum Orga eloper will restore you without drh ole Y1 9,000 in nee; not one retirned fra ; U APPLIANCE CO.. 414 Charle to fallure pa Local rrow n polnt ia New Mexico, to be decided on .+ Denver, Cole. BILLY wtch meeting.” More fun there, | external signs of the disease disappear at once under Dr. MeGrew's tre to expose the nature of your disease, priceless comfort and consolation to one afflicted with this ailment. antees you & permanent cure for life and his charges are always reasonable. cases have been cured of Lost Manhood, < of Vitality, Loss of Brain Powe Daawmme® |)ebility, Poor Memory, Despondency, Stricture, Sunday 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. OFFICE OVER 215 SOUTH (4TH ST,, BETWEEN FARNAM AND DOUGLAS STS., OMAHA, NEB. become | BRAN ass through the | t ana 1“n\'-r| | HOME TREATMENT ¢4¥ “The Business of My Life Is the Welfare of Men’ DR. McGREW st in Omaha who has ulways limited his practice strictly to the treatment of Diseases of Men Only Office Open Continuously from 8. m. to 9p. m. Sundays from 8 a. m. to 5 p, m, The Ooctor's Quick Cures and Low Charges are the Wonder of All His Competitors. VARICOCELE POSITIVELY CURED IN LESS THAN TEN DAYS. Dr. McGrew’s treatment for Varicocele gives absolutely no pain and is the quickest The doctor has devoted 26 years to the treatment of Varicocele, and it is but justice to him to say, without fear of t his treatment for Varicocele HAS NO EQUAL ANYWHERE. AN NTEED. CHARGES LOW. HOT SPRINGS TREATMENT OF SYPHILIS DR. McGREW can give you Hot Springs treatment for Syphilis (except the water), and he gnarantees better results and better satisfaction, besides you ecan find out that you have this terrvible ave to go to the Springs, for that trip alone is Have you ever thought of this? All atment and not a This fact alone is a Dr. MeGrew guars Nervous RECTAL DISEASES. Dr. McGrew’s treatment for Diseases of the Rectum has proven a wonderful Fissures, Ulcers, Piles, Prolapsus, and all chronic disorders of the rectum d, almost instantly and a permanent cure is made without cutting or pain. Consultation and examinations free. Those at a dis- HARGES LOW CCNSULTATIONS FREE, Treatment by Mail—Medicines sent everywhere, free from gaze or break g P. 0. Box 766 "WHY IT CURES MEN. hy the Frightful Tension- (;1 Stricture is Dissolved Like Snow Beneath the Sun—IN FIFTEEN DAYS. Why Weak Men Are Restored by the Magic St. James Treatment Applied Locally and Directly to the Affected Parts. Stricture In 16 days, without 1, Injury or incon- venience. " The bougies are inserted at nignt and act while you sleep. “Gran- Solvent” ‘removes every symptom of | stricture, leaving the canal as healthy as when nature formed it. NO BRU AL CUTTING OR DILATING. NO INJEC TIONS ~ TO IRRITATE THE MEM- . NO 1 DRUGGIN 10 RUIN THE STOMACH. The 8 Jamey treatment is local, direct and posi- tive. Varicocele. | Varicocele is an accumulation of slug- lsh blood in the veins he scrotum, due solely to Imperfect lation, and has its origin In u disensed and torpld Prostate Gland. Operations in this dis- cave mre only temporary, and no me- chanical device yet discovered has cured # single case ivent heals the Prostate and Ithy efreulution. | Varlcocele “disappenrs and the sluggisi |accumulation is replaced by pure, healthy, red blood. 19,546 men strictured, weak, wasting and despondent were cured and restored by the St. James method lust year. A vast | army of men in whom the light of If has ‘penetrited the fearful nightmare of stricture and seminal de ) Every Man Should Know Himself. Space will not permit & complete description of the incompar- in “urethral diseas: E! nd Asnoofation, ated “work shor su system dnvolved In urethral allments, which they will send BE USED BY THE PATIENT A8 SUC» CESSFULLY AS BY OURNKLVES, ELM ST. CINCINNATI, OHIO 00d the test of years, cured th v rfect, vigor to the whole being. 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