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THE OMATIA DAILY BISK : FRIDAY , JULY 29 , 1892.
Growing Sentiment Among Republicans in
Favor of the Eajo of Oalhonn.
WHAT THE COUNTY CONVENTION WILL DO
Went Omnlia Ulirorpnors Hurled Cull for
County Control Committee Imlcpcnil-
cut I'rlmnrlei Cluiono County
Coin nut Ion DclcRutcn ,
Sentiment among republicans throughout
the city Is gradually centering ui > on Judge
Crounso as the most available man to lend
iho Douglas delegation In the state conven
tion. Advices from the country precincts in-
d lento n strong movement to Crounsc. The
\Vc Omaha preclnot delegation which was
ngrcodon Wednesday evening Is said to ho
almost unanimous for Crounso. East
'Omaha and Bouth Omaha nro get
ting Into line so that It Is fair
to predict that the county convention Mon
day will bo overwhelmingly for Judge
Crounse.
But Ilrontch nnd his few followers nro
doing what little they can to bring about n
division. Some of them tulk for Broatch
outright , while others claim to want an un-
instr'uclcd delegation to Lincoln. The state
nt largo Is looking to Omaha to imikon choice ,
but thcso mischief maker * disregard the fact
nnd are doing all they can to servo notice
on the state convention that Douclas
county has no choice nnd In fact don't know
what she wants.
When Dr. Mercer was the leading candi
date in Douglas county , Broatch repeatedly
declared that ho was out of politics ; that ho
dldnotasplro to any position , and in fact
wonted to bo lot alono. When Mercer had
withdrawn and Dakcr and Hansom followed
suit , Broatch suddenly conceived the Idea
that ho was to no the coming man. But
Broatch never works openly. Ho nlwuxva
bus a cunning way of setting UD pins and
pursuing still hunts. On Saturday last
when tbo Fourth waid caucus met In Judge
Andorra's ' ofllco , Broatch uas very quiet
nnd appeared to bo an Indifferent spectator.
To throw the republicans who were there oil
their gi'ard entirely , ho moved that
Llnlngcr bo muda one of the dele
gates , and In turn some ono in the
nntl-Broatch faction nominated Broatch n-i a
delegate. This turned the whole mooting
Into a love feast and everybody imagined
that there was to bo no discord and tbut all
would work in harmony and send a solid
detonation from Douclns for n man who can
poll the largest votoin this county conceded
to bo Judge Crounso.
Had Broatch declared himself as a candi
date , ho would scarcely huvo been put on the
caucus ticket. No sooner had the caucus adJourned -
Journod when Broatch gathered a few of bU
assistants atjout him and immediately sot up
his lightning rod. By Tuesday noon after
the caucus nominations had been closed and
ho wa * sure that no opposing ticket would bo
put up In the Fourth ward ho bec.imo a full-
'
ilodge'd candidate and will endeavor to nnino
n Delegation to tbo state convention In
Interest of his own candidacy. Fail
ing in that , his efforts will ho directed to
ward getting an umnstructcd delegation ,
which of cotirso means an antl-Crounso dele
gation from Douglas. Tbo chances now are ,
however , that ho will not cut much of a fig
ure in the primaries.
Broatch'A action ( Einco the caucuses is
subjecting him to the severest denunciation
of a majority of the party workers. Ho Is
dubbed Iho Standing Claimant and churned
with duplicity at the caucus. His record In
this city is being rehearsed on all hands.
Ho is rcgaided as a flro brand
when everybody feels that nt this critical
Juncture all factional feeling should bo kept
down. Ho thrusts himself to the front with
his insane ambition and forces a icvlval of
thoYccoiJ that scandalized Iho close of bis
career as mayor ; when hundreds of street
scavengers wcro put on the city pay roll to
carry the primaries ; when the waterworks
gangs und tiprappers mid repeaters
wcro marched fiom ward to wind ;
when Vandervoort and Broatch appealed to
the ministerial association and moral re
formers , whllo scores of tbo worst dives
were wldo open at all hojrs of tbo day and
night and Sundays unmolested oc pledges
of political support at the polls.
'Mi'a 1'AIITY
to tlio County Com cut Ion I'rom
thi ) City Wimlx.
People's party minmries were hold in the
vnrous ( wards of the city vcstorday evening
from 7 to 9 o'clock to select delegates to the
county convention which will bu held on
Saturday afternoon at i ! o'clock. Tbo follow
ing delegates wcro selected without opposi
tion :
First Ward : D. C. Uo\vdon , William
Kocso , F. A. Fabin , George ICutnmcrori , Wil
liam Wholan , A. H. Shonard , George Hlrsch ,
C. S. Kiulmoro , James Walcskenskv.
Sncond Ward Charles Hosenquist , Jnbn
Schmidt. Charles Bultzor , 1. S. Hascall , P.
L. Qulnlan. Fred Lundin , M. Bonde ,
Stephen Brodcrlck , P. P. Schmidt.
Third Ward-D. Lapsloy. C. Potter , C.
Slccom , J. H. Bluko , H. Cohen , J. Cabil , F.
B > ako. M. Nelson and C. E. Stastny.
Foutth Wnrd MasbM. Coukllng , Taylor ,
\Yclslmns , Grabb , Arthur , /.lien , Jensen ,
Morrow and Tori oil.
Fifth Waid-J. M. Keunoy , D. Clem
Denver , Juines Mulr , C.V. . Denning , W. H.
Ilyncs , J. J , Cole , James Kirk , James Mc
Carthy ana Richard Cody.
Sixth Ward J. A. Burr , William Ashton.
William Dew , Charles Johnson. 11 , Stock
man. W. P. O'Noll , A. D. McMillan and T.
D. Mlnnchan.
Seventh Ward J. W. Logan , Paul Van-
dervoort. A. A. Perry. Carl CarUcn , C.
Latson. Frank Perry , S. Cox , T. C. Kelsey
nnd Daniel Barr.
Eighth Ward-William Mulhall , L. J.
Him , W. A. J. Goodm , E. S. Sorooher ,
Michael Corcoran , William E. Hnrnlcit , J. J.
Evorlngbam , John JolTcout nnd George A.
Maguey. *
Ninth Ward-A. Miller. M. J. O'Conncll ,
Silas Hobblns , N. P. huckoit , John Owens ,
T. Ii. Jeffries , A. E. Garten , A. Spaulding
nnd D. W. Klucald.
South Omaha- . D. Kvnoarson , M. Me-
Gulro , S. P. Brigbam , / . P. Hedges. S. W.
Havwortb , W. 11. Beckett. U , A. Forsytbe ,
T. O. Smith , N. E. Carter. E. K. Polslov , P.
A. Iiarrott , A. W. Adams , G. L. Dare ,
Charles Curtis , J. L Leo , A. B. llaloy ,
Alfred Lnr&on , P. J. Hanson , A. A. Monroe ,
M. G. Xnrba.
Union precinct F. B. Hlbbard , S. C.
.Brcwstcr , H. M. Twaddle , P. H. Green ,
Gcorgo Knight. _
lIimiumloiiK Went Oiimlm.
Tbo anticipated split of the republican
party In West Omaha fulled to materialize
nnd both ends ot the precinct were well rep
resented in a caucus held on West Cumlng
street.
' Tlis following names were selected for del-
ogutcs to the county convention : E. II.
Daniels , U. C. Patterson , D. L. Johnson.
Jumcs Petersen nnd Charles Tulomuu.
County Ititimoliciu Committee ,
The city and South Omaha momhri of
the Douglas county republican central com-
mitten will moot at the headquarters of tlio
Statu Republican loau'uo at S p. m , ou Fri
day , July iiO. D. H. MiiiicKit.
Joii\.lE.s'KiS8 , secretary. Chairman.
Beccbaui'a pills euros stole hoadacho.
n.ooo , ( ion.
Vltrlllod paving brick for Bale. Wo
will contiaut to deliver the above
amount within the next ninety days.
IJuekutiiir Bros. Manufacturing com
pany , Lincoln , Neb
\Viui t ii Divorce.
In the district court Henry Hurries is soou-
Ing to dlvorco himself from Ills wlfo Lizzie ,
to whom ho was married during thu spring
of 1SSO. To Justify him In applying for a dl-
vurco bo allege * that bo and Ll lo have not
lived under tbo umu roof for more ttiati two
, vonr ; that on April yj , IbOl , Ltzzlo was
fiulltv of oxtromu cruelty as blio struck the
plaintiff over Iho head with her slipper ami
calloa him vllo uaiaes.
Nuggetl Nuggotl Nuggotl Buy nig
bnUhig powder. li'J oi..l5 ! cents ,
DurUm * * llilvfii ,
Tuo Omaha Basket Manufacturing com-
Uai Ulod auoudud rtUU ol Incorpora
tion Increasing iho capital stock of tbo com
pany to WO.OUO.
At Butte , Nob. , W. H. Blrdor , the hard-
wnro merchant , Is reported ns having given
n chattel mortgage of 1,050 find a * soiling
out his stock rnptdlv In round lots.
Acker & Scott , proprietors of an Imple
ment and livery stab'lo business at St. Ed
wards , have been succeeded by Acker &
Warner.
At Schuylrr James Green lias purchased
George Koucrson's meat maricot nnd OflcM
thu buatncs * for Halo.
J. H. Smith & Co. , eroeera nt Bulto City ,
Mont , , have raado an imlgnmcuu
Dlso.no never successfully attacks the svs
torn with pure blood. DoWltt's Sarsaparllla
makes pure , now blooJ and on riches blaaJ.
AN Aii.-riviimn emeus.
\\hj- the Itlnellnjr llrothor * ' Inhibition I *
the World' * Urviiti-ftt Show.
'Hmgllng Brothers1 World's ' Greatest
Shows , which exhibit in Omaha next Mon
day , August 1 , embrace moro genuine ulrcus ,
blppodrome , 7oologlsal tiud procctsional fea
tures than any two othnr oxhiaitlons in
America. "Tlio urcnln porformauco Is three
limes larger than that of any other show
advertised to exhibit In Otmiha this season.
This claim is made after n careful Investiga
tion and with n full knowledge of tbo facts ,
and can bo substantiated In uvorv particular.
The success of the Hlngllng Brothers' great
exhibition Is Iho most ronmrunblo Instance
of what pluck , energy nnd business cntor-
Crlso can accomplish , that has been record 3d
i the past quarter of n century. Their suc
cess has boon the marvel of the amusement
world , and it Is only natural that disgruntled
rivals , soolng In the marvelous success of
tno Hlngllng Brothers the collapse
of their own Inflated pretensions ,
should seek to Injure their
young , vigorous and. progressive com
petitors , 'iho circus program presented by
the Klngllng Brothers Is so far suporlor to
that of their rivals that comparison U out of
tbo qtinntion , From the moment when the
niclodlcus strains of the magnificent military
band announce the opening pageant , until
the reverberating unpluuso of the enthusiastic
audlenco greats tno victor in the thrilling
four-borso Roman chariot rncc , which brings
the performance to a fitting rloso , there is
not ono dull , uninteresting moment. Tbo
interest is never permitted to Hug , Act
succeeds act in a perfect kaloidoscono of
radiating novelty , famous acrobats charm by
their marvelous strength and ability , the
world's greatest acriulists nrovoko thunders
of applause by their daring dexterity whllo
swinging aloft I'l the great dome of the
mammoth hipnodromo pavilion , The great
est ol Europe's nnd America's great riders
rival each other in presenting the newest
and most notable feats of horseman
ship and numerous trained animals , scorn-
ingly endowed with roisonlng intelligence ,
grandly illustrate the possibilities of tbo
human mind in controlling thu. actions
of the brute ci cation. A notable congress of
rare wild beaits , collected with great care
and nt enormous expense , the largest living
hippopotamus , two herds of elephants and
desert bom dromedaries , I'rinco Chaldonn ,
n magnificent Perchoron stallion weighing
over 1,800 pounds and possessing n mane over
ntno feet m length , and hundreds of high
bred horses contribute to the unapproachable
zoologlc and cqulno display. The perform
ance Is given In a mammoth pavilion , capa
ble of seating nearly 15,000 parsons ; the hippodrome -
podromo races nro runou aspoclally prepared
track fully ono-qu < > rtar of n milo around ;
there are thrco rings and stugos , and over
10U performers , nnd iho frco stioet parade ,
which occur * on tbo morning of show day ,
embraces moro novel features than that of
any other circus exhibition in tbo world.
DoWltt's Sarsaparllm cieanso ? the blood ,
increases the appetite and tones up the sys
' '
tem. It has b'enollttcd many people w'ho
have suffered from blood disorders. It will
holpjou. _
V. M. I. Iu ii .Soclnl.
The Young Men's IiiHtltulo will give their
lawn social this ( Friday ) o veiling at the
corner of Eighteenth and Chicago streets.
Entertaining amusements of various kinds
will bo indulged in. Preparations are al
ready made to anticipate the desires of
patrons. A novel feature of tbo social will
bo the displaying of stereopticon sketches.
showing a variation of historical , comical
and dissolving views. A pleasant evening
can bo expected by those present.
Spectacles adjusted for defective
vision. Dr. Cullimoro , R 22 * , Boo bid" ;
Wanted at the olllco of THE OMAHA
Diu , copies ol the THE EVENING
April 25 j
risiti > o.v/i i r.nt.KiK.i i > ns.
Juan Bovlo of Ifoarnoy is at the Paxton.
J. C. McKco of Chicago is at the Doltono.
W. J. Orchard of Exeter Is nt the Arcado.
H. P. ICnlght of Lincoln is nt the Mlllard.
C. H. Vd on of Hnstlugs la nt tbo Mercer.
Frank bnnrpo of Lincoln is nt tbo Mlllard.
Henry Groff , jr. , of Chicago is at the Mur
ray.
ray.A. . \V. Blyo of West Point is at the Pnx-
ton.
ton.W.
W. A. Howard of Niobiara is at iho Ar
cado.
A. N. Perry of St. Paul is a guest nt the
Paxlon.
H. T. Kinp of Fremont Is registered nt tno
Paxton.
M. T. Jaquolh of Kearney Is a guest at the
Mlllard.
George F. Rollins of Grand Island Is at
the Arcndo.
F. P. Olmstoad of Hustings is registered
at the Arcade.
S. C. Blrcbard of Davenport , la. , Is n guest
at the Dellouo ,
I. W. Akin of Des Moines , la. , is a guest
nt the Mercer.
Frank W. Lowls of Lincoln was nt the
Murray yesterday.
Henrv A. Kremlin ? , Jr. , of Fremont was
at thu Dellono yesterday.
W. E. Snolling of North PI a tie Is among
the guests at the Arcade.
H. O. Whyman nnd Miss Wbyman of Nor
folk nro among tbo guests nt the Mlilurd.
Councilman Stool is on his way homo from
Sweden and will reach Omaha the Urjt ot
next week.
John W. Hobblns loll last nluht for n two
weeks pleasure jaunt through tbo mountains
of Colorado.
Judge Irvlno and family loft yesterday
afternoon for Colorado , where they will
spend tno month of August.
V. O. Strlcklor nnd wlfo have been ticketed
by the Burlington for Colorado and will go
thence lo iho Pacific on a summer Jaunt.
Mr. and Mrs , Milton Rogers , Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Williams , H. M. and W. S. Rogers loft
last night for a mouth's rest at Bayfield ,
WIs.
Judge Dundy. Elinor D. Frank , Marshal
Slaughter and Charles Manila bavo raturuod
from a fishing trip that inatorlally reduced
tbo lltiny specimens of Luke Onawu ,
General Jack Casement of Paynaivlllo , O , ,
the famous builder of iho Union Pacific road
way , well known lo every plonoor of Ihls
state , is In tbo city ronowliig old acquaint
ances ,
Thomas L. Klmhall and family loft this
morning in General Manager Holdrodgo's
car for a visit to thulr ranch In the Big Horn
country up innorthein Wyoming. They ex
pect to bo guuo ubout a mouth ,
Captain Reynolds , consulting engineer of
the water worus , loft Wednesday night with
bis wife and child for Blook Island and At
lantic coast points , where tuo captain hopes
to recover hU lost health and accustomed
vigor ,
NKW YOIIK. July 28. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : Uir. : J Omaha people here are : H , D ,
Neoly ut thu Metropolitan , C. W. Ilaltur at
ihu Westminster.
HEARD FROM HUGH MURPHY
The Contractor Sends a Message to the
Board of Public Works.
WILL SIGN HIS BRICK PAVING BOND
Dniu-rr Jfoiv Tlmt the Intcrnrrtloii fund
Will ho lUlmtMtcil llnfaro Luiuou-
Murth Street N Itc'iclicilVliut
the Ilonrd I'roposes to Do.
The fniluro of Hugh Murphy to como to
tlina on his contract for repaying Loiiven-
I worth street \\lth vltrlllcd brlclc nt $1.43 per
I square ynrd continues to ngltolo too minds
J of tlic city odlclnU.
Yesterday morning the Doard of Public
VVorxs tnct in special sosslou , that
the inoinuers of that department of
the city govern tnunt might express
thoirvlows upon tlio subject. The
raoolltiff xvas not of long duration , but It
was satisfactory to these who took part In
the deliberation. The upshot of the wliolo
matter resulted In tbo board deciding to
blaclc Hit Hugh Murphy as an Irresponsible
contractor mid bidder If ho did not present
nia bouu , agreeing to repair toi von worth
street , nt next Tuesday night's council moot-
Ing. The members argued tUat they had n
legal rlglit to taUo such a cijurso , and that
tuo charter of the city was with them.
Mr. Murphy's ' man sent word that , Murphy
would return and that ho would put
up his bond. Then the members tacked
again. They said that if ho did not tboy
would forever oxciudo him from bidding on
any more city worlc.
Having dUnosed of Murphy , the question
of Intersection paving fund was brought up
for discussion. Chairman Birkhausor tooic
exception to what Councilman bpoulu salaui
yesterday's BEK.
Mr. Spochtsnld this : "It Is n rule that nil
contracts should go to thu city engineer for
his cortillcatlon , which rule was observed in
thu case of the couUiictB of Smith & Co. and
others , but not onu of Hugh Murphy's con
tracts were sent to the city engineer for his
ccrtilicato. Now the council and the people
would like to liavo Mr. Blrlchauser explain
nby thcso contracts did not go to the city
engineer for his certlilcalo the sumo as is
customary.1
The chairman hapncncxl to bo loaded , and
In his possession ho hud a document which
showed that Mr. Spocht was not posted. The
document was a ccrtilicato from the comp
troller , In which that gentleman cot tilled
that on July 21 Cltv Engineer lloiowator cer
tified that on all or Murphy's stone contracts
It would require ? j,41i.OS ( to pave the inter
sections. Tiio comptroller also certlllod that
ho hadnfllclally Informed the council on July
" 0 that there was money available for paving
the intersections on all of thi streets to bu
paved with stone.
That settled that qcsllon and Major Furay
romatkcd that thoio had boon a doslro to
spread the ? 3U,000 of Intersection fund over
too mucu territory. This hud boor done to
such an extent mat it had reached the point
where ho was afraid that Lenvonworth
would huvo to go over until next season.
Chairman Blrlchauscr replied that that
had boon guarded against ; that of tbo $ , * > 0,000
available at tbo beginning of the season only
nbsut $20,000 had buou certified out of the
treasury.
Major Balcombo wanted to Know how it was
tutu when Murphy's contract wai made up
Leaven worth street was not included.
The chairman replied tnat Lcuvenworth
street was tbo only brick work awarded to
Murphv and In oruer not to bunplo tuo matter -
tor , separata contracts \vcro made for the
brick and also for the stone ; that the con
tracts wcro mode the some day and ou that
day Murphv took both the stone and the
brick contracts out of the oftlco to secure
bandsmen. The stone contract was returned ,
hut the brick contract Dover showed up at
the ofllco. That was tbo reason why It was
not presented to the council.
The board then adjourned until this
afternoon , at which tiino another session
will bo bold to discuss other phases of tbo
paving difficulty , should any present them
selves.
To llnd out just where they stood , the
members of tbo Doard visited the comp
troller's ofllco and learned the condition of
tbo intersection paving fund. There they
ascertained tbat at the opening of the season
there was (59,070.83 on \\hlchlncludnd
the proceeds of tbo bond sale and a small
amount loft over from last Reason. Of this
amount $ JS,5' > r.U ( ! roin.iinod available. Out
of this would have to como the payment for
the paving of the intersections on Park
avenue , amounting to $10i9. ( > , nnd the bal
ance could bo used on other streets.
There wore no figures on the Leaven worth
street intersections , uut it was estimated
that the coit would bo between $3,000 and
? 9,000.
Comptroller Olscn said that bo would not
hold back on any street. When a contract
was presented bo had no alternative out to
attach his certificate if the funds wore avail
able. If the Loavcnworth street contract
reached bis ofllco within a reasonable length
of time , ho had no doubt but thatthoro would
bo funds on hand to pay for paving tbo inter
sections ,
Hugh Hud Not Hnnrd of It ,
Hugh Murphy returned to the city at 1
o'clock yesterday afteruoon.und when scon by
a Run reporter professed the most profound
Ignorance about the paving muddle as ap
plied to Loavonworth stroot. Ho sold ho
had boon in town but a few moments and
did not understand tbo situation. His in
tentions , ho said , were good when ho bid on
the street , and his money usually backed up
his intentions.
When told that the Board of Publto Works
Intended to blacklist him if ho did not lilo
his bond and comply with the terms of bis
contract , ho replied : "I understand the
board has a bluculUt , but I bavo never soon
It. Hugh Murphv has never failed to carry
out any contract that ho has taken , and ho
Will not now. "
When asked if ho would present his bond
to the council next Tuesday night , ho replied
that ho could not talk , as bo did not under
stand the situation.
A | > | > ! lcn to O. A. 1C , Vrtur.uiK mill All Ol heirs.
While the special low rate to Wash
ington for the nntionulG. A. R. encamp
ment in September was made especially
for the veterans by the Pennsylvania
lines , nil other persons who desire to
visit the natloti'H capital can ttiko ad
vantage of the rcducod rates over this
direct route from Chicago. Side trip to
historic Gettysburg if desired. Address
George Jenkins , traveling pnssensor
Dubuaue. la.
IlrlcUIiijerH , Nittluo.
All nicmbors of Briuklayors union are
hereby notified to moot at tholr hall
Sunday , July ! J1 , at 8I0 : ! a. in. Parade
starts at 0 a. in. By order of president ,
WILLIAM HAUGIITON.
Eye and o-ir surgeon , Grunt Gulll-
moro , room U24 , Boo bullillns : .
Leave your ordo-q for Prank &Co.'a
dolicioua ice croiun. 1310 Dotl o stroat.
Telephone 1211) ) . ft
iu : .
Y ff < v # iyli" HUM < > r IritK innler thtt lieiil , fiftii
cento ; 'ur'i ' mdllt/iwal / line t n cent * .
SCOTT Oliiru l.oulsu. Infant diuulitcr of Sir.
nnd Mr * . Uluirlus (1 , bcutt , lilted ? months ntiil
5 days. 1'iiiierul from residence , illr. .Mason
street , at 3M ) p. m. todiiy.
akmg
"Used inMillions of Homes 40 Years the. Standard
Ayenfs Pills
Arc better known nntl more general *
ly Used thntvAny other cathartic.
Sugar-coated , 'purely vegetable , anil
free from meroury or any other inju
rious drug , tliia is the ideal family
medicine. Though pronintniul ener
getic in tliciradtioii , the use of thcso
pills is attended with only the bcsb
results. Tlieirbffcct is to strengthen
and regulate tHe organic functions ,
being especially beneficial in the
various derangements of the stomach
ach , liver , and bowels.
S
are recommended by all tlio leading
physicians nnd dniggists , as the
most prompt and cITcctivo remedy
for biliousness , imusMi , costivencss ,
indigestion , aluggislincsa of the
liver , jaundice , drowsiness , pain in
the side , and sick headache ; nlso ,
to relieve colds , fevers , neuralgia ,
and rheumatism. They are taken
with great benefit in chills and the
diseases peculiar to the South. For
travelers , whether by land or sea ,
are the best , and should never bo
omitted in the outfit. To preserve
their medicinal integrity in all cli
mates , they are put up in bottles as
well as boxes.
"I have used Ayor's Pills in my
family for several years , and always
found them to be a mild and excel
lent purgative , having a good effect
on the liver. It is the best pill used. "
Prank Spillman , Sulphur , Ky.
Prepared by Dr.J.C.Aycr.V Co. , Lowell , Man.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Every Dose Effective
Anew nnd Complete Trcntmont , comlttlng of
Suppositories. Ointment In Cnptuloi , also In Rot
nnd t'llls ; : i Positive Cure for KxU'rnil , Internal
blind or HleoilliiK' Hchlnz , Chronic , Itoccnt or llorojl-
tnry 1'llos. Till * Heinoly his never lieon known to
fall. JI per box ii for ( j ; sent by mill. Why suiter from
tula terrible dlsoisa whan n written euarnntoo It
posltlrolVRlvon with G hovos or rofmill tlio nuncy I
not cured enil ntniup for free Hiunplo. ( luirnllto
BS od by Ivuhn A Co , I > ruiulits , tSolu AcentJ , corno
It nnunouglnH ntrcots. um ilia , Nab.
RIPANS , TABULES iwulateg
, the U > nincJi. liver nnd bowcla , imri-r
UTthebtooU. monafo unit effectual ! !
T tno bei-t mwllclne known for biliousX
Instil , conslliiatlon. dyswp-U , fculjt
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Muuror'i uuU J. J. I'rouUuut ,
IF YOU EVER SUFFERED FROM
Indian
Depredations
If you are In position to take Vv- - | -
advantage of the laws re
lating to
Ef you have taken up a piece of
If you have made an Invention
on which you desire to
secure a
You should communicate
with the
Bee Bureau otClaiis \.lr/
Tlio object of this bureau Is ( o giva
every person holdins- logitlmato claim
ngtilnst the government the ailvnnlnpo
of n rcbidonce in Wushin ton , whether
ho live in Texas or Alaslciu It does
more than that. Nino-tenths of the
population of Washington would bo
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ivcs the advantage , not only of per
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iarity with all the machinery of the
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Absolute Security.
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Washington claim agent will cheat you
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you would naturally suppose that ho
would. But you know that the San
[ Yancisco Examiner , the St , Paul Ploi
necr press and the Omaha BliU cannoi
afford to cheat you. They guarantee
this Bureau , ana their reputation is
staked upon the honesty and ability of
Its mnnagoment
The bureau employes attorneys who
are
Expert Specialists
for each of its departments.
Its Indian depreciation cases are care- ,
'ully worked un , with all tha evidence
required by law , and argued before the
court of claims in such n manner us to
bring out most favorably all the essen
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Its land cases are handled In strict ao-
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Lund Ofllco , so that no delays or com
plications ensue in the orderly settle
ment of the claims.
Its patent cases arc so managed ns to
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protection his Ideas will justify.
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the least possible delay and oxpunuu to
the votciatiB.
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nnd they will bo answered promptly
cheerfully and accurately , without
charge.
THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
Room 22O , Bee Build
ing , Omaha , Neb.