Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1902, Page 4

e NEWS OF THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY INTEREST FROM IOWA. | MINOR MENTION. s sells drugs ckert sells carpets and rugs Elegant new Xmag photos at Schmidt's. Expert watch repalring, Leffert, 49 B'way Picture framing, C. Alexander & Co., 3 Broadway. Te¢l F. P. Bellinger has returned from Wausa, Neb Muffin tins, holds nine muffins, only 101 cents each at Howe's, 410 Broadway. J. M. Ermerins of Des Molnes, state commander of the Maccabees, is In the | city. For rent, nicely furnished front room, reasonable price. inquire 366 North First street. Wanted, at once, carrler with horse for route on The Bee. Apply at the office, No. 10 Pearl street. We are headguarters for gla: kinds. See us before you buy, C. Oll and Glass . Mrs. Wilmansey took out a bullding per mit yesterday for a one-story frame cot tage in Morningside to c Charles R. Hannan is home from De- troit for a short visit with his family, but expects to return east in a few days. Court of Honor will meet tonight in Woodmen of the World hall for the elec- tion of officers and other important busi- ness. i Rev. G, W. Snyder will give a Bible| reading Friday evening at the. residence of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Cozad, 710 Har- rison atreet Willlam Wallace Mace of Omaha and Lula Sweetman, both of Omaha, were mar- | ried in this city yesterday afternoon by Justice Carson. Ella,_Huez, 1606 High street, and Chris- tina Johnson, %9 South Main street, were reported to the Board of Health yesterday as suffering from diphtheria. The Board of Park Commissioners has closed a contract for the re val of the Elks' carnival arch from First avenue and Pearl street to Fairmount park Leon Lozier has been released from the | county fail, the §8,000 bonds furnished by his brother, a wealthy banker of Bremef county, having been finally approved. There will be a regular meeting of Council Bluffs Lodge of Kiks this evening, at which eleven candidates will be Initiated. Lunch will be served after the session. George Hoffman, who has been studying for the Catholic priesthood under Father Burke of St. Peter's ghurch, left yesterday | tor Portland, Ore.,, where he will enter college 1 have many new style photos and offer this month my $4 photos for $2.60 and $ photos for $3 and $.50. Call and examine the work. Stigleman, 43 and 4 South Main street, upstairs. Mark Williams of the Broadway mills complained to the police yesteraay that ‘Is place had been broken into ‘luesday Aight and a quantity of cornmeal other stuff stolen. Saturday, December 6, will be the last of the epecial candy sales at the Purit Candy Kitchen, 54 Brondway, All fres candies will go on this day at 10 cents a pound. Get there early, For sale, a good house and lot, No. 212 Fourteenth avenue. Price very reasonable, Will take one-haif of the purchase price i grading and dirt hauling. Apply to Leonard Everett, 18 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, la. {(W. Wi Langdon, over whose head a twenty-day senterice on bread and water was hanging during good behavior, was arrested again late Tuesday night on com- plaint of his wife, He will have a hearing in_police court. this morning, Wanted, man to take contract to haul 3,000 | yards of ‘dirt to & lot on Pleasant street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenue, | taking dirt from High street. Haul about {wo blocks, - Apply tg Leonard Everett, 15 Pearl street, Councll Blufts, Ia. | Charles O. Fitch of 1124 Fourth avenue left last ‘evening for Glen Falls, N. Y., where he has accepted an important po- sition_ with an electric rallway company. | Mr. Fitch for a number of years has been electriclan for the Cudahy company in South Omaba. Mr. and Mrs. John Filllus of Redding, Cal., stopped over in Council bLluffs sev- erai’days while enroute to Boston and New York to spend the winter, to visit with Mr. and Mrs, J, H. Carse. They were accompanied east as far as Iowa City by Mrs. A. R. Daniels, mother of Mrs. Carse and Mrs. Filllus. 4 The Dodge Light Guards foot ball team is planaing to organize basket ball team for the winter months. A meeting will be held Tuesday night, when it s expected a .captain will' be chosen and the team or- anized. Games are promised with the maha and Sioux City Young Men's Christian assoclations. Myrtle Higgins, the 16-year-old girl ar- rested on complaint of her father, who charged her with being an inmate of a disorderly house, was turned over yes- terday by order’ of Judge Scott.to Mrs. Miller, who has recently establifhed a “Refuge home’ In connection with the Fifteenth Street mission. of all B. Paint, and Bibles Now Ready. Those who are entitled to the Bible, glven as a premium by The Bee, can get same by calling at the Council Bluffs office. Kindly call as soon possible. Gravel roofing. A. H. Reld. 541 Broacway. Real Estaté Transfers. These transfers were flled yesterday in the abstract, title and loan office of J, W. Squire, 101 Pearl street Recelvers of Officer & Pusey to Thomas Bowman, lot 3, block 3, Ferry, add, County 'trecsurer to' C. G, Haunders, et of nid acres lot 1, in 2-1-13, t d.. 10 Sheriff to Ovide Vien, ¥ interest'in lot 2, blgck 14, Stutsman's 2d add, 8 d.... 140 First National bank of Council Bluffs to ©, 8, Cobb, lot 19, block 22, Ferry add, w'd. T 3 Patrick J. Ratigan and wife to Patrick Ratigan, wis nwi 3, except railroad, and nwh swig 31642, w d.... 20 Bibles Now Ready. ‘Those who are entitled to the Bible, glven a8 a premium by The Bee, van get same by calling at the Council Bluffs office. Kindly call as soon as possible. Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son. Marriage Licenses. Licenses to wed were {ssued yesterday to the following: Name and Residen W. W.'Minnard, Council Bluffs.. enport, Ia... Leonard Muirill, Ida Grove, Ia Wabel Penfleld, 1da Grove, la... Willlam W. Mace, Omaha Lulu Sweetman, Omaha Wliford 8. Martin, Council Bluffs Clara 1. Wilkins, Council Bluffs Asge. DeWITT’S WITCH HAZEL SALVE THE ORIGINAL. A Well Known Cure for Piles. Cures obstinate sores, chapped hands, eo- zema, skin diseases. Makes burns and scalds painless. We could not improve the quality if pald double the price. The best salve that experience can produce or that money can buy. Cures Piles Permanently DeWitt's is the original and only pure and genuine Witch Hazel Salve made. Look for the name DeWITT on every box. All others are counterfeil. peranen sy E. C, DeWITT & CO., CHICAGO. - LEWIS CUTLER MORTICIAN. 4 Pearl 8t Council Bluffs ‘'Phone l st $800, | COUNCIL BLU FES. STORM HARD 0 THE WIRES Telephone and Telegraph Companies Bevere Bufforers on Acoount of Bleet. LINES LEADING WESTWARD ARE ALL DOWN femporary Repairs Made During the Day, but Some Time Will Be Re- quired to Restore Nore mal Conditions. The snowstorm and accompanying drop in the temperature Tuesday night following the fall of sleet earlfer in the day proved most disastrous to the telephone and tele- graph companies. For the greater part of yesterday Council Bluffs was vractically cut off from communication with Omaha | by telegraph or telephone. The Westorn panies were the hardest hit, the Postal | Telegraph suffering but little damage wes! although its eastern connections were cut off. The main lead of the Nebraska Teleohone | company between Councll Bluffs on Ninth avenue, west of the Union Pacific trans- fer, has about seventy-two wires and when the sleet commenced to freeze on these the poles were unable to stand the addi- tional welght and one by one thoy collapsed beneath the straln. A large force of line- men was placed at work as early as vpos- sible and in & few hours the company had one cable working between the two tles, but it will be several days before :he ‘larm- age can be repaired and the service re- stored to its normal condition. The Western Unfon, whose main lead con- tains about the same number of wires as the telephone company, suffered even more damage than the latter. Its poles, which are located along the Union Pacific dump came orashing to the ground with their heavy loads of ice burdened wire. Bv 1 o'clock in the morning, communication with the west was cut off. Early yesterday a gang of linemen was at work. thelr first efforts being devoted to secure connection Union and the Nebraska Telephone com- | taculty. The program will consist of a variation of solos, choruses and jokes, th | latter all original and up-to-date. 37 Cleaning Off the Sidewalks. Chiet of Police Tibbits was familiariz- Ing himself yesterday with the provisions |of the city ordinance relative to the re- | moval of snow and ice from sidewalks, which he sated he intended to enforce as tar as practical. Following the sleet of | Tuesday the sidewalks yesterlay were al- | most solid shects of ice, and in but very | tew instances had any attempt in the busi- | ness section of the city been made to clean | them. | The ordinance governing the matter pro- | vides “that the occupant of each and every basement or building in said city fronting upon any street or sidewalk, or the owner | of ary uneccupled lot fronting as afore- | sald, shall clear the sidewalk of snow and | tce by 9 o'clock, and every person omitting to clear oft said sidewalk shall forfeit and | pay the sum or not more than $10 for every twelve hours such sidewalk shall re- main encumbered after motice from the Mayor, any alderman or any police officer of sald city.” Another section of the same ordinance provides for the cleaning of snow from gutters by occupants of abutting buildings, but no attempt has ever been made to en- | torce 1t and Chiet Tibbits says he will be content if people will only clean off thelr sidewalks. The pafrolmen will be in- structed to notify occupants of all busincss | houses to comply with the ordinance. Children’'s Books, One Cent. Jack and the Beanstalk, Three Little Pigs, Babes in the Wood, Diamonds and Toads and many other children’s books, ono cent each. Other lithographed books from three cents up. Books with board covers from 5c to $1.50. DeLong The Printer, 307 Broadway. Memorial Fund is Small. The movement to raise a fund of $10,000 from this state for the benefit of the pro- posed McKinley memorial at Canton. O.. dld not succeed very well. State Treasurer Gilbertson, to whom all the money was turned over, reports that he has received up to date only $1. The movement was taken up by Governor Cummins, who appealed to individuals in the several counties of the state to solicit for the fund and for a time between the two citles. This was effected by connecting the wires as they lay along the ground over the prostrate poles, no attempt being made to raiso the poles until the western connection was secured. The company also suffered from breaks in the line_ east. The Postal Telegraph company has not an heavy a lead west as the Western Unton and ‘consaquently dld not suffer so much. Its poles are mew and were better able to bear the straln. East, however, this company, suftered considerable damage and with the exception of the Sloux City line all communication east of this over the | Postal was at a standstill until 4 o'clock | yesterday afternoon. | The lines of the Electric Light company aid not suffer to any great extent. and but one wire of the city's fire and police alarm ' €ystem broke. This was the wire at the Unlon Pacific transter and City Electrisian Bradley had it in working order by noon. A Free Heating Stove, Before you buy your coal see Wm. Welch at 16 North Maln street and he will ex- gllklnhto )iau how you can get a fine Round al leating stove without costi: u A penny. ‘Phone, 128, aii Cloth Bound Books, 15c. DeLong The Printer, 307 Broadway. N. ¥ Plumbing Co., telephone 256. Matters in District Court. The trial of the sult of Petrus Peterson agalnst the Des Moines Fire Insurance company 1s still occupying the attention of Judge Green and a jury in the district court and 1s expected to do so for the balance of the week. The defense is attempting to show that it was induced to place the Insurance on ty> stock and building by al- leged false representations as to their value. The personal injury damage suit of Bes- sle A. Woodruff, a minor, agalnst the Evans Laundry company was settled out of court yesterday. The plaintiff sued for $6,000 for injuries received to her hand in a collar and cuff ironer in April, 1901, and in full settlement yesterday the company confessed judgment in the sum of $110, The motor compauy filed a motion for a new trial in the sult in which Chris Pe- terson was awarded $13,500 damages for personal Injuries. In addition to the usual grounds the motor company alleges that the attorney for the plalntiff should not have been permitted to make a tabulated statement on the blackboard to the jury, by which he presented what he claimed the plaintiff could have earned In the next thirty years had he~not been disabled. By his calculations the plaintif's attorney fig- ured out to the jury that his client would have earned at least $18,501.18 in the next thirty years and claimed this amount as actual damages, the balance of $35,000 asked being figured in as compensation for the mental anguish, pain and suffering Peter- son had undergone. Hibles Now Heady. Those who are entitled to tho Bible, given premium by The Bee, can get same by calling at the Council Bluffs office. Kindly call as soon as possibl ' Lodge Electlo; Fidelity council, Royal Arcanum, has elocted these officers: Rogent, A. T. El- well; vice regent, Lee L, Evans; past re- gent, George H. Nicoll; orator, M. May- nard; secretary, W. B, McConnell; collec- tor, John T. Tidd; treasurer, H. C. Hatten- hauer; guide, Harold MeNitt; warden, Charles Lefferts; sentry, George L. Finley; trustees, C. A. Beno, A. E. Brock, A. T. Flickinger; delogates to grand council, George F. Nicoll, J. H. Arthur; alternates, J. M. Flagler, W. A, Groneweg. Park City lodge, Independent Order of 04d Fellows, has electod these officers: Noble grand, R. A. Bachman; vice grand, Willlam Gall; sceretary, W. H. Mullan; treasurer, 1. N. Parsons. These officers have been elected by Palm | grove. No. 11, Woodmen circle: Guardian, Mrs. F. M. Rue; advisor, Mrs. E. J. Clark; banker, Mrs. Kate Madden; magician, Mrs. Vagetta Brown; clerk, Mrs. Eva Hitcheock; sttendant, Mrs, Minnle Moore; lumer sen- tinel, Mrs. Margaret Corlies; outer senti- nel, A. C. Lane; manager, Mrs. Mattie Pe- terson; physielan, Dr. M. C. Christensen; musician, Mrs. Claudia Dahl; delegates to state convention, Mrs. Eva Hitchcock, Mrs. Rue; alternates, Mrs. Carrie Lane, Mrs. E. J. Clark. High School Minstrel Show. Twenty-two members of the High School Cadet and Atbletic associations will ap- pear on the stage of the high school au- | ditorium Friday night in a black face min- strel show, which promises to be a red let- ter event. The embryo minstrels have been assiducusly rehearsing under the direction of Miss Lucille Porterfield, supervisor of music, and Miss Castell of the high school many contributions were received. but nothing has been done recently. Mag s at DeLong's. We have added a news department to our book and stationery store. Magazines purchased here trimmed free. DeLong The Printer, 307 Broadway. High School Seniors Organize, The senfor clags of the high school or- ganized yesterday afternoon by electing these officers: President, Arthur Han- chett; vice president, Mignon Maynard; secretary, Phoebe Judson; treasurer, Merle Warner; sargeant-at-arms, Albert Trey- nor. The ciass at its meeting next week | expects to select the class color mnd other officers. Acquit Hector of Murder. The jury in the district court at Avoca returned a verdict of not gullty yesterday in the case of Carl Hector, charged with the murder ot Fred Johnson, son of Court Ballift Johnson. The case was given to the | Jury yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock and the verdict of acquittal was returned at 4:30 p. m. LIVES WITH BALL IN BRAIN lowa Boy Acecidentally Shot Scems on the Way to Ulti- mate Recovery. Now FORT DODGE, la., Dec. 3.—(Special Tele- gram.)—Edwin Olson, a 14-year-old boy, is living and seems on the high road to re- covery with a bullet in his brain. The boy was shot a week ago while hunting. Death was at first expected in a few hours, but he has grown stronger and there now seems no obstacle to ultimate recovery. Physicians fear that an operation would cause death and the bullet s left where it lodged In the upper part of the brain. The boy is a son of Stewart Olson of Thor. No Word of Elopers. WATERLQO, Ia., Dec. 8.—(Special)—No word has been recefved from Miss Carrie Hue and her lover, Mr. McGood, who eloped & week ago. The child is under age, and will reach her 16th birthday this month. The father has somewhat relented und says it she will return all will be for- glven. At present there'is a warrant out for MeGood, charging him with abduction. The young man's parents live at Bflver City, Ia, and are said to be highly re- spected. SURPRISE FOR THE OIL MEN Declslo; pany Takes The: Feet. BVANSTON, Wyo., Dec. 8.—(Speclal)— Had a bombd exploded in Evanston no more curprise could have been caused than by the announcement from Washington (hat the secretary of the interior had decided the Spring Valley oll land contest case. which was brought by the American Con- solidated Oil company against the Union Pacific railroad to prove that the land iu question was more valuable for ofl mining than for other purposes, in favor of the rallroad company. The character of the ground, and the undisputable proof of the exlistence of ofl in paying quantities for the oil company, and with this bellef. not enly the American company, but many other con- cerns have gone ahead with development work and have spent thousands of dollars in the vicinity of Spring Valley. Just what will be done in this mattor is not known. At present the oil men are elmply paralyzed at the unexpected decision agalost them. But much will de- pend upon the action of the Union Pasific It the railroad chooses to sell its lands. or permit the development of tame for an in- terest in the product, the trouble may be settled amicably, but on the other hand. it the oil men are crdered away they will continue the fight for what they belleve is rightfully their own by virtue ef lo cation under the mineral laws cf the United | States and will carry the contest to the United States supreme court if nced be. Oft Thelr CAPTURE PERRY’S ASSAILANT Strike Breaker Price, Who As Machinist Perry, is Loeated Utal CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 3.—(Special Telegram.)—W. E. Price, the strike breaker, who made @ murderous assault upon B. F. Perry, president of the machinists’ union. one night In October, was captured yester- day in Payson, Utsh. Requisition papere were issued by Governor Richards todav and a deputy left to get Price. After saulting Perry, Pgice jumped into a hack in waiting and was driven to a point south of the city on the Deunver Pacific, whare he boarded a freight train. He was arrested at Eaton, Colo., but again escaped. Ited JUDGE RULES 0N INJUNCTION | [ Holds Action Growing Out of Telechone Boycott is Improperly Brought. WITNESS IN LIBEL CASE AN EX-CONVICT! tiinols Mam Convicted of Sw ndling | in & Washing Machine Deal Wa a Rehearing—lowa Con- | tribates Little. (From a Staff Correspondent.) DES MOINES, Dee. 8.—(Special)—Judge McPherson of the federal court today made a ruling in the suit for injunction against the labor assembly. officers in regard to the | telephone strike. At the time of the strike | against the Iowa Telephone company fin this city last summer a movement was in- augurated to induce business men to take out their 'phones and the labor union peo- pie were zealous in carrying on this move- ment. The Hlinols Savings and Trust com- pany, on behalf of the telephone company, on which it holds a mortgage, secured an order for a temporary injunction in the United States court at 8t. Paul signed by Judge Sanborn. The injunction restrained all persons and especially the officers and | agents of the Des Moines Trades and Labor assembly from removing telephones with- ’ml( authority, or from urging or advising | | that they be removed, or carrying the | boycott which had been declared. The la: | boring men moved before Judge McPherson |u, diseolve the injunction and the taking | of testimony has been in progress here for a long time. Today Judge McPherson de- | cided that the case as brought by the Illi- | nols Savings and Trust company is not under the jurisdiction of tRe court, but he permits the Injunction to stand for fifteen days, pending which there may be another suit brought or an amendment which will confer jurisdiction. He decided that the case should be brought direct by the tele- phone company and not by the mortagee, hence the injunction was not in proper form to stand. | | Chief Witness an Ex-Conviet, Another sensation turned up today in the Tate-Clarkson libel suit in the district | court, the discovery being that the person [on whom the entire action was based is an ex-convict. The trouble all arose over the publication of an editorial comment on | ‘an afidavit or two afidavits made by one | L. A. Gray relating to corruption at a pri- | mary election. Yesterday Gray could not! be found. This morning he appeared at an attorney's office, but disappeared again | and was arrested this afternoon and fined for contempt of court But the discovery wag also made that Gray, since he signed the afidavits, was arrested and convicted of the crime of breaking into a store in | this county and was given a sentence of | six months in the peuitentiary. He has| served his time and Is home again. But| he was sent up under an assumed nnmci and the identity of the man as the afi-| davit maker was not discovered until to- | day by the court or the county officials. Papers were filed in the supreme court today asking for a rehearing in the case | 2ot the state against Hubbell O. Soper, con- | victed at Washjngton, la., of conspiracy to | commit the crime of cheating by false pretenses. He was ome of a company of persons selling’‘patent washing machines | and was convicfed and sentenced and the sentence afirmed. He is living in Dixon, (TIL, but wants a rehearing. Application for rehearing has been made in the case of Boland V. Tlerney, from Plymouth county, a case attracting a good dead of attention, because involving & tract of land and prominent persons, and because of the pecullar conditions of the case. Thé Oliver Food company of Marshall- town has been incorporated with a capital of $10,000 by H. D. East and others. The adjutant general has recelved notifi- cation from the captain of the company in the Towa National guard at Hampton that the company hes been brought up to the requirements and will continue. Form Insurance Company. The State Implement Dealers’ assoclation today decided upon the formation of & mutual insurance company for the members. The entire business session was taken up with this. Two years ago a committee was appointed to form the company and it was decided that pledges for $100.000 worth of business was deemed necessary. * Today it was announced that nearly twiee this much had been secured and the committee was finstructed o form a company. The remainder of the day was spent in com- mittee work. The reports of the officers ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Cenuine Carter’s Little Liver Pills. | Must B r Signaturo of S T e Facatumitle Wrapper Eelow. FOR REABACHE. FOR DIZZINESS. FOR BILIOUSHESS, FOR TORPID LIVER, FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. 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A clean, pleas- ant liquid (non-greasy) externally applied—sponged or sopped over the parts. Instantly stops all irritation. Soon clears out absolutely all affected conditions. 4 f The only double-track railway betwi —all eruptions, scaly diseases and the WMissourl River and Chicago. (Here is a case cleared away with two bottles.) The route of the famous train The Overland Limited Equipment and Time the Best. Pullman Compartment and Drawing- Room Sleepin; Duffet Smoking and Library Cars; Dining Cars; Free Reclining Chair Cars, and modern Day Coaches. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING 6 Daily Trains to CHICAGO For tickets and information apply to office of General Agent, 1401 and 1403 Farnam St. CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RY. (Case of daghter of Mr. Mose Hartman. rermanently cured of abcd skin disease after two bottles only of this D. D, D. prescription.) We vouch for these facts. They have been proven to us beyond the possibility of doubt, Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Some weeks ago the astonishing record of this prescription—proven o us by indisput- able evidence— induced us to give it our unqualified recommendaiion to the public. Since thenD. D. D. has cured 0 many who obtained it from us that {ts record with us bas been fully equal o its previous history. We have not seen a single instance of disappointment. 1t seems to G0 Lhe work every time. 1n nine cases out of ten, manifestutions ou the ekin are skin diseas pot blood diseases. Many purchasers formerly mise e, lhlnklnr they bad & 1ad blood disease, have found it was merely & skin aftection and have cleared it ‘with this prescription. ‘Among nl| the known reliable specific medical influences for different a{lments we know of very few discoveries so certain in effect as this D, D. D. preseription in its quiok conquest of skin discases of all kinds. A FEW CURES OF WELL-KNOWN PARTIES. Chicago, April 7, 1902 “About six monthe ago my daaght et ing her hody aud was gra feetsin her by ¥ all ‘away 1 have boen troubled for years with Eczema of the and tried & Kreat varicty of remedies AR cures, 60 apparent relie. u ot e Toany your remedy had pr.ved entirely satistastory which 1 did, ending 1t to all and ‘ase of the sk in. JORN D. B nown Chicago business m any (A well Wiffering with skin discase; e ory traly, | “The D.D. D remedy ured me of LichenRuber in Street, of medicine 2 « " Suied n friend of mine who e s pots on Bl fa W J. FOOTNEIL 8¢. Paul, Mian Vie dent ard General Manager of Great Northern bxpreas (o ALL POINTS SOUTH “That wonderful d'scovery, the D. D. wh ver D. remedy. Of % bwd case of Bozema of long sta ‘Physicians could not sure. - 1 T (s diayor 4o irving P k Boulevard, Chioago. Lv. Omaha, Daily, 555 P. M ‘The preparat®en is being used by most of the skin specialists. druggists solely by the D. D. D. Company, 70 Dearborn Street, Chlcago. 1t Is utilized by every general family physician who has laken the trouble to Investigate the work it is accomplishing It is used in the Cook County Hospital, Chicago It will elear off any parasitic break in the skin in from 3 days’ to 60 days' time. If you have a skin disease visit the above agents aud sce proofs that will make you & bappier buman belng. $1.00 briv s this preseription—already made up in sealed bottles—with sathentie label on each. The sbove concern will A1) wail orders on receipt of price. It is compounded for Ar, St, Louis - - NEW STEEL RAILS, NEW EQUIP MENT, SOLID ROAD BED Epecial rates dail’ to all winter re. sorts. City office, 101 Farnam Street. HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D, Omaha, Neb. EZVE BEANS quick)y cure Aervousaeas. sl resdiisof abusc: 11ng e raiag, loses. men aad men lutending 5 mas ould Tako 8 box: asion st + Suwer restored. #1400 b iherman & McConnell Drug Ceo., T00A. 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