THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JfNE 10, 1J)00.
AGE OF EXPERTS
Professional Excellence Can Be Attained Only
by the Doctor Who Concentrates All
His Faculties on a Single
Class of Ills.
GIVEN THE KEYS OF THE CITY
o EnToy Rcim Warm Welcom at
Haodi of Omihi Citiz'us.
INFORMAL RECEPTION AT CITY HALL
State Electro-Medical Institute, Which Combine8
All of the Curative Powers of Both Medicine
and Electricity in Our System of Electro-Medical-Treatment,
SPEBiALiSTS FOB DISEASES F MEN
SPECIALISTS FOR DISEASES OF WOMEN
DOCTOR TOLSON,
Of the State KIcctro-.Medical Institute, Specialist in Diseases of .Hen
In almost every vocation specialty work is now failed for and demanded. TM
notamy true wn-n Hie or ncaitn n invoked 11 is men mat me oesi ireni
ment the medical nrofesslon afford Is uurht after, and this can come only
from the true specialist whose deep knowledge, expert -kill, vast experience
and thorough silentlnc equipments have slven him complete mastery over the
diseases that constitute his specialty.
Whatever may be your aliment, get help from one who has rrade such cases a
special stuay. it your eycsignt w tailing so to a ren.iDie optician or ocmisi.
If your hearing l defective consult u cor,.etent aurlst If a bad tooth It dis
tressing you encase the tklll of a de:ultt. Or it you are burning with fever or
haklns with chills tell your troubles to a family physician. They can do you
moro good than t can. for I do not treat such complaints nor pretend to cure
mem.
Hut If vou have one of the serious diseases oecuullar to men. such ni VARK'O-
CKLE. KIUN'KV nr CIIINAHY TROfBLH. ACOllHEI UI.OOD POISON.
NEKVOL'S DEBILITY, or allied troubles which Is depleting your manhood, or
u your ca.su has been aggravate! and mailo worse by the use or specifics, tree
samples, trial treatments or similar devices If this Is your unfortunate con
dition I want you to write me, or come to my olllce where you will be wel-
como to private counsel, a uireiui personal examination ana an nonesi ana sci
entific onlnlon of vour case free of charge.
Thes diseases and weaknesses of men. end they alone, are my specialty. To them
I have earnestlv and exclusively devoted 2.) of the best years of my life, dur
ing which time I have discovered an I developed various forms of treatment
which make their cure an unqualltle 1 and absolute certainty. Is It not worth
your while to Investigate a cure that has made life anew to muultltudes of
men?
Governor Poynter Presides nt Muss
Mcetlnir Held I.ntrr nt 1'relnl.toi.
Orpbeiiin Wnel mid !p
rrul Others pcnk.
Tho keys of the city of Omaha are lu
the bands of C. W. Weasels, the Boer p a .0
commissioner, and his brother. Philip L.
Weasels. The two representatives of tne
Suuth African republics wero shown the
chief points of Interest In the city Saturlay
morning, and had only words of praise f r
the Nebraska metropolis. Saturday morning
was devoted to a drive over the city. In the
afternoon tho commissioner was .x'en.ed
a reception in the city hall at 1 o'clock, and
at 3 o'clock a mass meeting was held 11
the frelghion Orpheum.
Envoy Weisels was accompanied in hu
drive over the city by Mayor Moorti. John
Bush and Councilman David T. Mount, lu
tbo carriage with Philip L. Woisels were K.
Ptuht and Dr. McCrann of South Omaha
The party started from the Paxton hit I
and drove north on Sixteenth stre t t
Cuming, then west to Fortieth stree, anl
south to Farnam. After driving along Far
nam Hanncom park was visited. The part"
thon drove through tho wholesale dltr ct
and paid a visit to Worthlngton Place.
When the party returned from the drlva
Governor Poynter and several other promi
nent men were waiting to bo lntroduel to
Envoy Weesels nnd an Informal rireption
was held for a snort time.
When the South African representatives
passed Into the city hall In the afternoon t
receive the city's hospitality they walked
beneath a canopy of American flags The
iters and stripes prevailed In the derora
t'ens, but the yellow and white flag of the
Orange Free State, with its field of rel
white and blue, and the red, whltu and
blue of the Transvaal, with Its field cf
green, had a place In the decorations The
court of the city hall was bright with (lags
and bunting. The railings of the bai onl.s
were hung with colors and above all was
suspended a largo American flag
Tho reception was held on the first floor
of the court. The staircase was banked with
palm. In front of It were arranged seats
for the Hoers. the officers of South Omaha ,
and Council DIuffs and Mayor Moores and ,
the members of the Omaha council. 1
Kc) of the City Presented.
Mayor Moores presented Envoy Wcseelj j
with two golden keye. one of which bt.ro
the words "Envoy Wesfcels" and the other 1
VARICOCELE
the taint are entlnlj and permanently eliminated frcm the system.
If It Is Nervous Debllltj tho many distress!!!? symptoms following In Its train and
Indicating a premature decline of physical and mental powers are totally removed
nnd rapidly replaced by the youthful energy of robust m.inhood.
Hence, all resulting Ills and retlex complications, which mav h properly termed as
sociate diseases and which. In fait, are often more serious than the original ail
ment that elves rise to them all, 1 say. disappear completely and forever with
. v. ......a rt Kn miln tn.iln.lv
OUR EASY TERMS
All Goods S old either for Cash or Credit,
S10 worth Roods, 51.00 week, St mouth
S25 worth goods, SI. 25 week. s5 mouth.
$50 worth goods. SI 50 week, S month.
$75 worth gnoJsi, 52 00 Week, 58 month.
S150 worth goods. 52.50 week, 510 mouth
S200 worth goods, 5.1.00 week. 512 mouth
:RS or
16TU& IftDNAN STBEET&.- OMAHA.
Balduff's Bricks of Ice Cream 4c,
Balduff's Ice Cream Soda 4c.
Balduff's Orange Phosphates 2c,
EXTRA! EXTRA!
Grand Free Piatio Recital
All Day Monday!
Whatever may be the causo of Varlcoele, Us Injuria-! ciT , i .1 l:g n. It
depresses the mind, weakens the body, racks the n-::vj..a o.. -n tiid ulti
mately leads to ic comnleto loss of Power.
If vou nro a victim of this dlr diseise c utw to my office and let me exnlaln to
you my process of treating It ou will then not wonder why I have positively
cured more tnan wi cases 01 alecelo uiiring me pant twelve montns.
Vnder my treatment the patient Improves from the very beginning. All pain In
stantly ceases. Soreness and swellln? quickly subside. The pools of stagnant
blood are forced fmm the dilated veins, which rimldlv assume their normal
slip, strength nnd soundness All Indications of disease and weakness vanish
completely, and in ihr-lr Mea l tne the pride, the power, and the pleasures of
perfect health and restored mannood.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES
Tt matters not how lone vou have suffered from obstruction of the urinary
canal nop how manv different f' m tors have disinnolnted VOU. I will cure VOU
just as certainly as you come to me for treatment I will not do It by cutting
or dilating.
Mr trcntment Is new. entirely original with me. and uerfectlv palnles. It com-
nli.ii.lv dissolves and nermanentlv removes every obstruction from tic urinary
passage. It stops eery unnatui il discharge allays all Inflammation, reduces
tho prostate gland when enlarged, cleanses and heals the bladder and kidneys
when Irritated or congested. Invigorates the organs, and restores health and
soundness to every part ot ine uoiiy anectea w tne disease.
SYPH1LET1C BLOOD POISONING
On account ot Its frightful hldcousness acquired blood poison is commonly called the
iini- nt nil venereal disease" It may bo either hereditary or contracted.
Once tho system Is tainted with It tho disease may manifest Itself In the form of
scrofula, eczema, rheumatic pains, stiff or swollen joints, eruptions nr eopper
rninrwl snots, on the face or bod, little ulcers In the mouth or on the toneue.
sore throat, swollen tonsils falling out of the hair or eyebrows and finally a
leprous-like decay or tne n -en ami none
If you have uny of thn-e or similar symptoms you are cordially Invited to consult
me Immediately. If 1 llnd o,ir i.-ais arc unfounded I will quickly unburden
your mind. Hut If your constitution Is Infected with poisonous virus I will tell
von so frankly and Khuw ou how to get rid of It.
My special treatment for ucqtilred blood poison Is practically the result of my life
work and Is endorsed by the best physicians of America and Europe. It con
tains no dangerous drugs or Injurious medicine of any kind. It goes to the very
bottom of the disease and forces out every particle of Impurity. Soon every sign
and symptom or tne disease uisappears completely anu rorever. The mood,
thn tUstip. thp flesh, the bones nnd the whole system art" cleaned. Dlirifled nnd
restored to perfect health and the patient prepared anew for the duties and
pleasures 01 me.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Men, many of you are now reaping the reiult of your former folly. Your manhood
Is failln- ajid will soon be lost unless you do something for yourself.
There Is no times to lose. lmpotem. like all sexual diseases. Is never on the stand
still. With It you can make no compromise. Either you must master It or It
will master you and till our whole future with nilery and Indescribable woe.
1 havn treated so many cases of this kind that I am as familiar with them as you
aro with the very daylight.
Once cured by me you will never again be bothered with emissions, drains, premalure
ness, small or weak organs, nervousness, falling memory, loss of ambition or
other symptoms which rub you of your manhood and absolutely unlit you for
studv business, pleasure or marriage.
Jly treatment for weak men will correct all these evils and restore ou to what nature,
intenuen a naie, neaiuiy, meppy man. nun pnjsicui unci niemai powers complete.
ASSOCIATE DISEASES
In curing an ailment of any kind I never fall to remove all reflex complications or
associate diseases.
If tho case Is Varicocele tne weakness caufeu uy 't disappears.
If It Is a miliary trouble which has developed Into Prostatic. HUilJer or Kidney
affections the Injured organs are alt restored to u perfectly healthy condition.
If It Is ucniilrfil Hlooil Poison an and all Skin, lllnod nnd Finn, ni
lfAU'ft 10 VOf KNOW that our combined Elect ro-Medle al Treatment will
WwlIVIiTnl promptly relieve all of your sufferings an.l ailments and restore you
to health and enjojment of life? If you are a sufferer either from
nctitre or chronic ailments aall vourself 11 1 eincc of th.s most successful and llfe-
piving comuineu treatment. uacKaone.i. neiu ner p.nnr'ii menstruation and leuchcr-
rnea nro permanent anei quu Kiy e ureo
have Investigated this sstem
Don t consent to that operation until ou
The Electro-Medical Specialists of the Different Departments
of this Institute by their special comolned Electro-Medical
many wonderful cures In diseases of the
treatment are making
'Omaha Welcomes.'
The keys were en
closed In a small oak case and were tied to
gether with wide ribbons of red, white and
blue. In presenting the keys Mayor Moores
said:
It rives me Dleasute to welcome to our I
city the representatives of a sturdy peop'e
wno are now waging an unequal struggle
for the preservation of their liberties In ,
South Africa. You need no Introduction, e
We have all watched with the closest In-
terest the remarkable achievement of
your little army of citizen soldiery fight
ing against stupendous odfls The only con- ,
met in nisiory presenting parauei condi
tions was that sublime struggle In the
causo of liberty In our own America be- .
gun by the "embattled farmers at Lexing
ton" nnd finished at Yorktown by the sur- I
render of Cornwallls.
Tho Dutch farmers of the Transvaal ne-
publlc nnd the Orange Free State have
proven conclusively to the world thit they 1
are oast masters of a strategy which Is ,
not contained In English books of military
Instruction or taught In British military
schools. They have showed a recklessness,
dash, daring and military sagacity never
excelled by the trained armies of any
nation, and they have already taught many e
lessons to the military strategists 01 me
world.
Only a little over a century ago our own
forefathers established liberty apd In
dependence In this new hemisphere They
were men or tne same siuruy siock as are
the Boers of South Africa, and they, too.
were willing to sacrifice weaitn and llre
Itself If need be that they might have the
freedom which they sougnt.
The people of the I'nlted States admire
tho courage and the sterling worth of tho
people of the South African republics, and
iv hnrw th:et If the sad time should ever
omo when they are smarting under oppres
sion or repression tnat mey will turn their
faces toward tnis western lanu or imeriy
and make this their home. The great Mate
of Nebraska, vlth Its rich, fertile acres,
capable of raising untold harvests or feed
ing Innumerable Hocks nnd herds, would
bid them welcome and they would find
here, under the folds of the stars nnd
stripes, the liberty which they had else
where zouzht In vain. Wo have no gold
mines or diamond fields to pour their rich
treasures out before us. but we have our
golden fields of grain. furnishing
sustenance -nd wealth to a haDsv. con
tented and llberty-lovlng people
I have had these golden keys prepared to
present to you to symbolize the cordial
greetlns we would extend to you. In be
half of the citizens of Omaha. I turn them
over to you and express the hope that the
South African Republic may soon shake
off the horrors of war ard rise. Phoenix
like to a grand and glorious future.
I bid you welcome.
Wrxela It .spoil els llrlelly.
Mr. Weasels was heartily applauded when
he rose to accept the keys. As soon as
silence bad been restored he said:
"We are doing Just what Americans would
do If they were In our straits. Grandfathers,
fathers and sons are fighting side by side In
South Africa. Hoys 15 years of age are
fighting by the side of aged men. Women
who are unaccustomed to heavy work are
caring for the farms.
"We thank you again for your welcome
and pray that God will grant us the liberty
enjoyed In America."
"Mr. Mayor. Ladles and Gentlemen:
Words cannot express my gratitude. We
are very thaukful for the kindness you are
showing us and we feel that It Is Inspired
by the struggle for liberty which we have
hren making In South Africa. We are a
I poor people rfnd humble, but we prize liberty
and will give our lives to secure tt. If we
ehould be compelled to give up our flags
1 we would be glad to have two more sta.s
' added to the American flag."
I As Envoy Wesseli end the reception com
mittee took their seats the band played
This is a Slot One
for Monday!
VOIR CHOICE Of ALL OUR
jailor-Made Suits
At JUST
IUU PRICE
HIIIMIPo.j,iii..1LT77rai
EVERY SUIT IN OIR STORE IN
CLUDED IN THIS SALE--ML SIZES
IN ETONS AND TIGHT-FITTING
EVERY SUIT INCLUDED IN MON
DAY'S SALE.
-T J.EADEHRWF LlV l'l(l(.E3
6."iFap.vxm STBirre.
(VtUlA.
Skirt Sale
Your cboici of 10
drzen tine Pique Sklrts
merted pleats worth J J "'0
it
i our choice ol 18
doz pure linen skirts, trim
med with linen la e.
3 50 for Jl 9S
Carpets at Cost
! quality that . ounts When you gt
n r Tpet ..r r:g l.i rc 'i :i ,iy l. absolutely
'ir.- that it wim ,t l..pg and glw gooi'l
service-satlf.ie t'n-1 Is guarante e 1-even
the.urh prices are cut to about half asked
bj others.
'fi.
riti:i:: rm:i:s im:i:i
ll rnrpets tniitle mill Intel free IliU
sillc.
TJO rolls Jolntless Japanese Matting 0oJ
patterns a price that 1 simply start-
Ilng the jard only IU2l
Heavy Ingrain Carpet in mimcrotH pat
terns, equal In all respects of appeurance
at.d war to the sort selling ele
where for three times our sale price... J
Iiouble Extra Heavy Ingrain-line pat
terns, equal to the regular 3-p'y for wear
a splendid value at E)c ')Kr
Sale only ei Jli
Extra quality
Ski . -
MS
3 m&ST
Refrigerators
Less Than Cost.
ollel link Hound I'iwicj llitcn-
sloti Tallies
SIX feet long and full
width. 5 ma-sHe turned
legs, sale cmU
$9.75
i: ni: o i:nvn Kiin.
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at
SlS.oo ItffrlCfrntnrs
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SL".'..!! Itofriffi'i-iitor
'at
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I Millie) 1 ! ( hi t
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' All oilier slr.tw eif Kofrl.'erator.s
I at I'lllIJlIIj lf I'tlees.
5.45
. 8.75
9.5)8
12.50
4.48
5.48
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liv or s.ite f r
Linoleum. In several nut-
yds. wide, an exceptional bar- A.'ir
.98
worth
terns. '.
pain sale, per square yd. only.
Fancy Wool Ingrains, various patterns and
all color combinations, a value that Is r
a fair bargain at TSc this sale e,nly J "
Extra Heavy I'ro-Ilrussels & rolls placed
for this sale at a price that profit has
been furijotten It's the business 7r
we want sale only J 1 1
Tapestry Hrusels ome tf the handsom
est pattern creations of this season's
weave, heavy and durable, value 'IQr
worth 75c ale only Jali
Superior Tapestry Brussels, made of best
selected worsteds It's hard to Itnuglne the
gorgeous colors nnd artistic designs fCr
without seeing them sale only JUVi
Exquisite Velvet Caniet extra deep pile
comprehensive patterns varied color com
binations either the gorgeous or JlKr
ujcy
Handsome- Dresseri
with a large Imported plate mlrr .r on
top hand-carve d cast brass trim
mings. One lot at
Jl: 15; another lot -f
fifty only go for
of IS
Your choice of 25
dozen White Pique Wa s's -all
new worth Jl 00
at
Your choice
dozen fine qua'lc Lawn anil
Pliiue Waists trltnme I with
embrolder. worth J I To. f"r
A cents
Your choice of sixty
Suits, made frcm grass linen,
bklrt and Jacket, worth 12 00
for
Millinery-Monday
J Your choice of 275
ill rough Jumbo braid Sailors.
"1 . all slik ribbon bands us-
I J J sorteil e 'lors. worth T5c . for
13 cents
Your choice of 18S
fine quality rough Jumbo
braid Sailors, the tl.00 kind
for
IAQ Your choice of 95
UlA Ine Trimmed Has the
7i 111 kind we have formerly sold
for $3.50.
Your choice of all J ff)
our Pattern Hatb they are fj j
worth from Jlu 00 to J25 00 H J JJ
for . .
flRST FLOOR
somber order snle only...
Hugs Smvrna, strict novelties in pattern
Shirt Waists
M X and color combinations, 25 drslgns to se-
AlB,f i:iernn,l?-6,",thM,!n,t" SI.28
" JSU I . c'arLet Size Hues. In 2S m tt.-rns. nre extra
li- iicc. r.f the We ar-res!s'li g kind. CC K
size 'tvl2 feef v.ilr JJeJU
98c
Qftr Drapery Sale
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size 'xl2 feet .-jle
ritm:; riini::
nrt.'llll Pules, en in pi etc- nlth
tlircs un color, free ultli ever
I)rupci- iiiiicliiisp iltirlnu tills snle.
69c
Beautiful Nottingham Curtains. .1 yards
lng. extra iitmlits. ex'iu-lc patterns.
ea-lly worth 1 75 at this sale QHr
they go for JOu
525 pair- Nottingham I'urtalns. eseeedlngly
dainty and really very beautiful. and
Worth ut least J2 50 per palr-at this CI )
sale vour choice for. per pair O'""
Klgant Portieres, ri inches wide, heavily
fringed all colors, reversible goods C fQ
a bargain ut $3 flt tht.. sa e 0'"3
Mi n lies lintiK tree cliirlnu tills xulc.
r' rrT":TT
II .M)O.Mi: I)A lIMMIIt'I'S.
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$8.75 ! I
'!lltJl' i:ifiinl llnli l.o-rnrts
'Rt2liLi!iJ rrffl-VTi. J'P.1 M'1 ' ,l Hew ..al Hl s 'o guaran Q
faieVTIl m'-3?' vVA ,et' 'hroighout steel rj'inlcg gear.
in I1 tin 1 1 on HooUcnse nnd Writ- H-feKi?!$rj.' ' B I
luK Ilesks- ilNVC:;P"4 I
Very artistic nnd well made. Is golden lie ii - JZ-T V'J
finish ttirnug-.eut with French bevel wF&Tic&'$ -''H ' 'Si 1
nhnped mirror f?e? M c?eSiJriJ
oX. :u:sk:Sal. . .. 2- .
I Solid link MiielionrcU H
I 4 Eler.int Freti' h plate mirror on top--
I ff T ; 1 profuse ey hand caned One lot Q
rrrh-rl ; $10.98 1
'fti
Piano tmish fr.m.e. ma-slve pits elegant
ui'h ilst- ry. c:irings of value strictly
high grade lavenport. thit would CoA
be easily WTthJI't, on ole for v
Write for Spectul Hefr.ge-rutor I'utalogu'
Spei iai Bab carriage fatal gue Seelal
cJascline Stove C'ataiOS'ie
Splrudlil Knninrled Iron llrds
Heavy posts brass rails and knobs
a lot of odd sizes values as high as
Ji O'V at thts Breat
clearance sale-only
.VNOTHr.lt LOT Vr H'J.ll.
our line of MKTAL HKDS and
HKl'Hiiu.M FIBNlTlIti: stunds
with. .ot a rival In the cltj
$7.75
$4.98
for a ItOCOt'O roL'fll sii. h as some
want 15 for So you will find fi ft
fl In long and 2 In wile made
luxurious with plenty or springs fnst
eneil t stay Made hards. me wlt'i
rl h-i olorel velours In iioi-j"ilable
colors five rows of deep tu'Ung H it
ym must s'-e It to upnre late tMs
once
pathy The nation that has made sjrh a , common enemy, the English. We have come
bold stand for )lbcrt and stands f nh us
the great exponent ..f polltbal anl re
liglous liberty shiild alwaib be the friend
to whom struggling republics may turn for
help
When we express our sympathy with tho
brave Boers In South Africa we show to
the world thnt the revolutionary blood of
our ancestors flows through our veins:
that the valor that Inspired such tights as
Lexington and Concord still lives In the
hearts of loyal Americans.
5Ien who believe In our government;
men who respect the constltutl n of tho
I'nlted States anil revere the Ueclaraiiin
of Independence cannot fall to sympathize
with the sturdy Boers In their unc-emal
fight against British domination. The
Dutch of South Africa are making the
same fight that our forefathers matin
against British oppression. The principles
set forth In our constitution are exactly
the samo that the Boers are fighting for.
To deny the lloers the right to enjoy the
privileges of liberty Is equivalent to saying
that we do not deserve to enjoy the bless
ings afforded us by our government.
Tho I'nlted States has grown to be the
greatest nation In the world; the greatest
nation In peace and the greatest nation In
war. And all our greatness has been ac
quired through our successful tight against
foreign oppression. We have maintained
that no man Is good enough to rule an
other against his will. We stand forth
the creat example of u republican govern
ment In which every man Is us good us
ever;- other man.
Mission of Ilie 1 nltc-il Mutes,
A nation whic h has acquired such prom
In 'nee as the I'nlted States has a great
mission In the world. The opinion of a
nation which has grown to such enormous
proportions and has endured In spite of all
Uio predictions of dissolution and all for
eign intrigues, commands the attention
of the world. Our voice can Influence the
pulley of nations ami can eiirect the future
of weaker nations that aro strugellng for
the liberty that we tirlze so highly Our
mission U to procHlm liberty to all the
to tell you the truth about the situation in
South Africa and to put our tide of the
question before you In its true light. Muh
that is untrue has been said concerning
the Boers. We have been accused of being
the aggressors. This Is absurd. Would
2S0.000 people pick a quarrel with a great
world-power like Kngland. a power upon ' them to vote.
whose territory the sun never Bets' God j "The character of a coward Is better
almighty never allows the sun to set on Judged by the man he flghtB than by the man
tion of saving a republic " said T J Ma
honey, the next speaker "Most questions
have two sides, but this one hasn't. The
Boers have been charged with not extending
franchise to uettlets. They feel In this
matter Just as the people of other countries
do. If settlers do not renounce all allegiance
English territory because he cannot trust
an Englishman In tho dark. (Applause.)
"We are charged with keeping tlaves and
mistreating the natives. In tho time that
England had complete control of the repub
lics did anyone hear of the liberation of
slaves? W are charged with belug In need
of civilization. They would civilize us be
cause we read the bible. We have been
charged with excluding Horn an Catholics
from the republics, but this Is not true. In
Pretoria tne Roman Catholics hold very
valuable property. We are not needing the
sort of civilization England Is providing for
India."
Mr. Wesbcls drew a very graphic picture
of the situation in South Africa. He told of
Monr, Throat mid l.tuiu. Head, Heart, Momncli unit llnvrcla, l.lirr, Klilne;,
lllietiiiiut Ism, fiilnrrh, l'nrnll, I'lle. rfc. Ill MIchi- IVcullnr to
AV o in en, I'rlvnto Ulirnse, lllninl Poison. Ituiiture, Stricture. II cl rcieelr mid
all Allied unci Isaoclnte Dlnnine of Men.
TREATMENT BY CORRESPONDENCE
Most "ases can bo treated successfully at home line personal visit i preferr
ed, but If It Is impossible or In onvenlent for you to call at our Girlie, write a full
nnd unreserved h. story of your case plainly stating jour smptJins Phj iclans
liavln- stubborn cases to treat are cordially invited to consult us Wo rn.ike no
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"America. Just as the band ceased play- , world. Wo can mold i uhllc opinion All
Ing William Jennings Bryan stepped from nations must heed the voice of a republic
ihn corridor and was Introiueed In the nn.r ,,mt ls ,ne l,w,r ,tll'ni " The w rid
tho corridor anu was inirojucert to the Boer , bollIlJ to respt.lt th opinion of a nation
representatives by Mayor Moores. The thiit has coped with gnat powers urn! sub-
crowds In the balcony and on tho first floor , lu''t, them
recognlred Mr. Bryan and cheered a, he ?c?r
shook hands f.lth the sturdy Boer envoy. , Spain and helped us by letting the world
Mr. Bryan took a seat besliie Mr. Wesse's know that It was on our side. We are
and remained there during Mayor Moores" i J'.'W t))t" ruiBn "'erference In our trou-
addrcss ot welcome and Mr. Weesels' reply, neutrality promote.! by England Vc are
He also stood by Mr Weasels during the
reception that followed.
llrynu Sprnl. nt the CrrlKlitcm.
j The mass meeting held at the Crelghton
, Orpheum at 3 o'cl-ck wis attended by about
1 S00 enthusiastic B'cr aympatblzrra. Above
the stage wero an American flag and
warned against doing anything that would
displease a world power that befriended us
Did we oak for England's sympathy "
No. And wo did not novel. It to defeat
Spain. It was our brave soldiers anil car
etllclent navy that defeated Spain an 'he
I'astllllan flag would have been humble
even If England had not show n sympathy
a for us. England's sympathy for us when
... Tranuvnl .m v. , ,h. , wo camo to ine aiu en nuuerinK c una":!
flag of the Tranmai.1 ond between the tv.o dld no, purchase our silence
hung a banner bearing the words. "Europe, I When England ls persecuting the brave
lntc In ( liiincer mid u I'liltosopli
lenl Heir In On.iilin Who Has
Vlcox of Ills Oviu.
Commenting on tho periodical discovery
by Omaha people of unsuspected ownership
In vast hidden estate, Clement Chase con-
Ihe hardships the peoplo are suffering and ' ln PaPer- 100 "ceisior, mat he
the valor they are dltplaylng and asked that 18 helr apparent to a colcsnl fortune,
assistance bo granted them. I which, however, he. has no hopes of realizing
on, except tnrougn subsequent generations.
This unique confusion Is as follows:
We know quite a bit about this heir
business ourc!yes: but, natural, or un
natural, mejclesty has prevented previous
reference to It. There Is a vast estate
over In Enelaml known as th- Ohase
estate, or the Chae-Townley estate. It
has been there for eurs. It Is In chancery,
and whoever has reail Dickens kn mt what
speaking Envcy Wefsels thanked her for that means. It will stay In chancery But
her warm interest in the causo and ex- number of air castles th.it have been
tended his hand to her
Miss Elizabeth Shirley spoke on behalf of
Omaha women who sympathize with the
Boers. She said that England may censor
the correspondence ot the official representa
tives of the United States, but that It can
not stamp the hearts of American women.
The audience was thoroughly In sympathy
with Miss Shirley. As soon as she finished
Europe nr serve to muke the Hudson look
like nnother llhlne Letters, tons of them
circulars by the hundred, whole book-,
have been produced on the Chase estate ,
even diplomatic circles have been stirred
and the State department has nt times
been persuaded to take a mild Interest,
always returning the same report, that tho
chances of the American heirs .ire nil.
to other governments they will not allow Hut 'he ngitntton yet goes on. usually
I ecu ui cit-u cij some? luijitiuum w oil litis ui-
I covered "new testimony" and begs an ad
I vancn of J." to enable htm to go to London
I and bring the estate back with him. There
! ls no doubt nbout its being there. A be
loved mint ot ours once caught sight of u
sign from a cur window while flying
through the suburbs of London which
read. "Lots In the Chase estate for leaso
here." So someboely Is undoubtedly piling
up a fortune in leasing those lots in Lon
don, while the rightful owner Is struggling
with poverty and a printing ofllcn in
COAIiJ I lonaua nui we nave never lusc u ihkius
OrAIN sleep over this frightful wrong that Is
being perpetrated on a lot of American
citizens by the grasping plutocrats of Eng
land, and the alluring circulars go Into thn
wasto basket Just as promptly under our
regime as they did when that sterling
lawyer. Champion 8., was the constant
recipient. We do nnswer letters on tho
subject, because they Invariably show that
the flame of false hope has again been
stirred ln tho breast of some Individual
who should be wasting no time on such
Illusions, and we promptly proceed to
squelch them with Information derived
from unquestionable sources.
But "the Chuse estate'' sounds mights
well, and In many Indigent families It still
remains the only unincumbered chattel be.
queathed from father to son.
ho refuses to fight. In clnoslng to fight the
weak South African republics England has
shown its true nature."
Mr. Wessela and his brother left Omaha
last night for Davenport. From Davenport
they will return to New York.
LIKE A CHATEAU IN
projected by hopeful i'hun in this country
il irlng the last nuir century wouiq re-
All who suffer from piles will he gUd to
learn that DeWltt'a Witch Hazel Salve will
give them Instant and permanent relief. It
will cure eczema and all skin diseases. Be
ware of counterfeits.
Get an early start In the Working Girls'
Vacation Contest so that you may let your
"There can be no two sides to ihe ques- .establish the broken-down feudalities of1 friends know that you arc in tho race.
Fill
IV OLD
AGE
".Mnn wants hut
little here below"
Said a morbid poet
Ions ye n's ao.
I'm prone to doubt
Unit ancient sitRC
When I look at The
Hce's urotU "Want
Ad" pac.
I Are you
fa Sport or a
f Sportsman?
THE
BEST
SPORTING
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PRINTED
IN
THE
SEE,
not England, Is the mother country ot
America." FUra of the Orange Free, Stato
and of the Transvaal bearing other pro
Boer sentiment were draped abovo the
b xes. Tho usa of tho theater w? do
nated by the management of the Crelghton
Orpheum circuit.
Gorernor Poynter presIdeJ over the meet
ing and the speakers were: Envay Wes
eels, Mlas Elizabeth Shirley, T. J. Mahony
and William Jennings Bryan. Although
Mr, Bryan was not on the program for a
speech, he occupied a prominent place on
tho stage. In response to repeated calls
for a tipecch he addressed the meeting, say
ing In part
llberty-lovlng Boers and heaping abuse
upon them no less unendurable than
Spain's oppression of Cuba, are we to
remain silent When British tyrants are
crushing the life out of the two little
South African republics, are we to rem..ti
i silent because England once expressed
I sympathy with our cause?
KlIKlUliliien r'llllllilt lie Trilateel,
A storm of applause greeted Envoy Wea- j
' sels when ho was Introduced to the audience
by Governor P ynter. Women waved hand-
kerchiefs and most of the audience rose to
emph&ilzo their greeting. Mr. Wewels ad
. dressed the audience In a clear voice. He
' spoke slowly and It wan almost Impossible
to detect bis foreign accent. He said
I come as a citizen, as a free American " K'vea me great pleasure to speak a
citizen, to extend welcome to the ropre- few words on behalf of my poor, strugillng
sentatlves of the South African rpjbl.s country. We are from the same ancestorr
I pray that the time may never como when ,. r.r.nrv, nnins ih. r.rm
nations struggling for liberty shall not ,rm Fiwlv the Dutch, the German
turn first to the lnittd States for sym- and other Luropean natlbna. We have ,
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