THE OMAHA nAJlil' AJEE: Sl'iNDAY. DECHMllLh 15, k 1.
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A FEW REASONS
Vflilch Are Itnplilly .MiiklnK a Xerr Cn
tnrrh Cure I'niiiiiiis.
Stuart'n Catarrh Tablets, the new Catarrh
cure, ha th following advantages over
other catarrh remedies.
First Theso tablet ccotntn no cocaine,
morphine or any other injurious drug and
are as safo and beneficial (or children as (or
adults; this Is an Important point when It
Is recalled that many catarrh remedies do
contain theso very objcctlonablo lngredl
mts. Next Ilclng In tablet (orm this remedy
docs not dotorlorato with age, or an expos
ure to the air as liquid preparation Invari
ably do, 1
Next Tho tablet (orm not only preserves
the medicinal properties, but It Is so (ar
moro convenient to carry anil to use at nny
time that It Is only a question of time
when the tablet will entirely supersede
liquid medicines as It has alrcndy dono In
this medical department ot tho United
slates army.
Next No secret Is made o( the compo
sition of Stuart's Catnrrli Tablets; they
contain tho nctlvo principles o( Kucnlyptus
bark, red gum, blood root and Hydrastln,
all harmless antiseptics which, however,
aro death to catarrhal germs wherever
found, becauso they eliminate them (rom
tho blood.
Next You cannot euro catnrrh by local
application! to the nosa and throat because
theso aro simply local symptoms and such
treatment cannot possibly reach tho real
cat of catarrhal disease which Is In the
btood; for this reason, Inhalers, douches,
sprays and powders never really euro ca
tarrh, but simply give temporary relief
which ii doso of plain salt and water wilt
do Just as well.
Catarrh must bo driven out of tho system,
out of tho blood, by nn Internal remedy be
causo an Internal remedy Is tho only kind
which can bo assimilated Into tho blood.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets do thli better
than tho old form of treatment because
they contnln every safe specific Itnown to
modern sclenco In tho antiseptic (orm of
disease.
Next Tho uso of tnhulcrs nnd spraying
apparatuses, besides being Ineffective and
disappointing, Is uxponnlve, whllo a com
plete treatment of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
ran be had nt any drug storo In tho United
States And Canada for CO cunts.
Indicate ft morbid condition of the seba
ceum glands. Sgutozlug them out does
not cure nnd cauvc a largo lores that be
como very dlstlgi .ring.
With my ciii1ilflo homo treatments,
specially prepaid forench rase, I positive
ly cure all affections o! tho akin, and re
store to the complexion n healthy rcscato
KloW. I ratDOVO I'Verv Hun mu furrnw.
every spot nnd blemish (rom tho (aco or
body, rendering the skip clear and smooth.
i;onsuiraiion in person or
by lcttor Is free and strictly
confidential. HO years practi
cal o pcrlence,
JO'.'i H H. WOODBURY D. I.
163 Stjto St., Chlesgo.
pMANSFIELD'
EADINO clothiers have the
K. N. &F. ready-to-wear
clothing. The "Mansfield" Is one
of the handsomest stylea shown
this season, and a great favorite
with the best dressers. ,
Your doaler will have It in many
ennerent patterns.
1
KUH, NATHAN & FISCHER
COMPANY i x CHICAGO
TAKE
PRICKLY
ASH
BITTERS
for Indigestion, Constipation,
Kidney Troubles.
IT CURIAS,
When You
Get Right
Down
To the point, where
can you got better beor
than tho Mots lleor?
The special euro taken
In tho brewing nnd
bottling gives MeU
Heer u prestige all Its
own, Thero Ih nothing
ho cooling, so refresh
ing and so healthful
ns a beverage. With
It In tho house you
have bottled health
and comfort.
Metz Bros.
Brewing
GO,,
TU. 110, Uinalui,
Or Jacob Neumnver. Agent, enre Noil-
nayer Hotel, council uiuith, town.
Howell's
Is as harmless as
puro spring water,
Anti-irvawf
yet Is Ik the most
effective cough and cold cure In existence.
Do not take nny substitute. Tweuty-flve
cenU a bottle.
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Fin Iwibt Katttr Again Frastti for tit
Attiotitn tf Ownrt,
GRAND JURY HAS INSrECTOrVS RErORT
I.Ut of Ilulldlng Which Are Not Vet
Snillnt linn Hern I'll rn lulled
niul Prosecutions Are
l.lkelr.
Over a month ago the city building In
spector was called before the grand Jury
and directed to make an Inspection of all
buildings and halls two storltn and over In
height and report all those not provided
with suitable llro escapes. Inspector Click
put In several days at this work and filed
a lengthy report with the grand Jury. This
Inspection Included tho packing houses as
well as other buildings.
Slnco this report was filed It has been
given out that property owners who have
not compiled with thu law In respect to
dro escapes wero notified to do ro at once.
Not a slnglo flro escape on any of the build
ings reported has been erected. Tho build
ing Inspector says that a number of lire
escapes should bo placed on flats In the
central part of tho city, and especially on
those whero thero aro living rooms to let.
It was also stated by the Inspector that
several of tho schoolhouscs should be pro
vided with ouslde Iron stairways. Another
provision of the state law which has been
disregarded by contractors erecting school
buildings here provides that all doors must
swing outward. It Is averted that In case
tho fire escape order Is enforced a change
will nlsa havo to be mado on many of the
doors at tho scboolhouscs.
It was reported ou tho streets hero yes
tcrday that In cases where property own
ers havo not compiled with tho llro escape
law tho grand Jury will return bills and
thus force a compliance with tho rcgula
tlous.
Tlmt Workmen Temple.
Grand Master Workman Jacob Jasalck of
tho Nebraska Ancient Order of United
Workmen Btatcd yesterday that tho pro
posed temple would be constructed next
year at the corner ot Twenty-fifth and M
streets.
"The rough sketches of the plans are al
ready drawn," said Mr. Jaskalck, "and
Architect DavU will soon commencu upon
the working plnns. The structure will bo a
two-tory brick and will cover tho entlru
property owned by tho order. Tho plan Is
to have nn auditorium on tho ground floor
which will sent from 450 to COO persons. A
Btngo will be arranged at one end of the
auditorium (or cntcrtnlnmcntB, etc. A cor
poratlon has been formed, composed en
tlrely of members ot tho order, with a enp
Ital stock of JUS, 000. Stock In selling at $5
a share. Ilctwcen 300 nnd 400 shares have
already" been sold. As tho property Is clear
It Is not going to bo n difficult matter to
sell enough tstock to erect tho building. On
tho second floor there will bo lodgerooms,
n parlor and reading room. A dining room
on tho ground floor off the auditorium Is
ono of tho possibilities."
Stock In this project Is sold to members
of the order only.
Kxpret llusy Week.
City Treasurer Koutsky said yesterday
that this would bo an exceedingly bUBy
week for tho force In his office as a ma
jority of tho heavy taxpayers would bo net
tling up the 1901 tax. A great many have
already paid In ahead of tho usual time, but
still there Is n big chunk of money to ccne
befora January 1.
Ono notlceablo feature In the payment ot
taxes this year Is the fact that not a single
property owner has taken adantnge of the
opportunity offered by the charter to pay
ono-half of tho 1001 tax on or beforo Janu
ary 1 and the balance on or beforo Juno 1.
1002. Perhaps a great mnny nro not aware
of this provision, tut In cases whero prop
erty owners have had this knowlcdgo they
had paid the full amount In one payment.
City officials say that this fact Bpcaks well
for tho financial condition of the people of
tho Muglo City.
Hntrrprlsr I.oiIrc Selects Oilier,
Enterprlso lodge No. G12, Fraternal Union
of America, elected theso odlcors Friday
night: O. K. Ilruce, fraternal matter; E. K.
Itldgewny, Justice; Mrs. Dorothy Howe,
mercy; Mrs. II. v. llcrgcr, truth; II. V.
Purcellfl, secretary; Ilcnjamln R Ucrgor,
treasurer; Mrs. Lynch, protector;. Mrs
TUllo Dcnnlston, guide; Mrs. Thomas Ilro-
flold, guard; Frank Nelson, sentinel; W. K.
Orny, It. S. illddlesworth, trustees; II. V
Turcolls, district representative; Mrs. H. S.
Mlddlesworth, musclan; Dr. E. L,. Dclauncy,
medical examiner.
Library Ilonril Mnttcrs.
A meeting of the South Omaha Llbrnry
board was to havo been held Friday night,
but on account of the cxtremoly cold
weathor fow attended and the meeting was
postponed subjoct to the call of tho presi
dent. Had thero been a quorum officers
would havo been elected.
Mrs. C. L. Talbot, tho president of tho
board, stated last ovenlng that a meeting
would doubtless be held sometime between
Christmas and Now Ycnr's for the) election
of officers. At this meeting steps wilt
doubtless bo taken to provide some addi
tional books for tho present library.
MetliiMllnU F.U-rt Oilier r.
At tho recent meeting of tho Sunday
school board of the First Methodist church
the following officers were elected: J.
Uivcrty, uupcrlntendent; H. 11. Fleharty.
assistant superintendent; Mrs, M. I,. Head
superintendent of Infant dopnrtment, nnd
Miss Agnes Olson, assistant; K. Leigh, sec
rotary, and Mrs. C. L. Peterson, thcasurcr;
Ilnlph Creseoy was chosen librarian and
Chariot Ilevers, assistant; Mrs. James E.
Lau was elected cholrlstcr and Miss Martha
Wlddls, organist; Miss Ilesslo llrlgga, as
sistant organist.
Thjso teachers were elected: C. W.
Smith, 11, II. Flchnrty. Mrs. C. W. Smith,
Mrs. Anna 11. Cressey, Miss Martha Wlddla,
Mrs. Ilattlo Osborn, Mrs. Laura Click, Miss
Ethel McMillan, P. II. Shields, J. E. Lush.
Committees wero appointed to arrange
for a Christmas entertainment to bo held
on Tuesday ovenlng, Dccorabor II.
.MliKle City nml.
Ilulldlng operations havo ceased until
wnrmer weather comes.
Tho cold snnn has nut a stop to grndlnc
operations In this vicinity.
Joseph Gosh of Chicago is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. John Ilussell,
A daughter has been born to Dr. and
Mrs. Dell, Twenty-third nnd J street.
Henry Elsfelder, city detective, has gone
to southern Indiana to visit his parents.
A. V. Miller proposes going to Arizona
this week to look after his mining Inter
ests, Members of the South Omaha club ex
pect to give ii smoker the latter part of the
week.
The Lotus club will give another of Its
enjoyable dancing parties on Wednesday
night.
Live stock receipts ut tho yards here have
been checked somewhat by tho cold
weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Frosler, Twentloth
nnd It streets, announce tho birth of a
daughter.
Storm Sash-net prices from I lowland,
13$ North Twenty-fourth street, bofore buy.
In?. 'Phone 7.
Myles Welsh will return today from
O'Neill. Neb., whoru ho was called by the
death of a relative.
Iter. J. Hurt Jcnks, .Itev. Robert M. L.
llruden and llev, Dr. It. L. Wheeler wilt
nsMst In the dedicatory exercises nt the
Dimdeo Presbyterian church at 3 o'clock
this nfternoon, Dr. Wheeler will preach In
the evening.
Mlsa Corn Holmes, il auditor of Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Holme. Twentv-fourth nnd D
streets. Is on the sick list.
Dr. J. E. Crothers has arranccd a fine
program for the Christmas festival of the
First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Marlon Mrninsson of Grand Island
Is the guest of her father, C. W. Thompion,
Twenty-fourth nnd Jt streets.
Mrs. W. L. Holland nnd her sister. Miss
Carrie Clark, entertained a number of
friends nt cards Friday evening.
rtov. Dr. II. L. Wheeler w III preach thl
mnrnlnc nt the First Presbyterian church
on the topic, "Tho Supremo Charity of This
worm.
It Is stated that William F. Schmidt will
not prosecute his former wife for having
fired three shots nt him. All of the bullets
went wild.
St, Catherine.' nulld will hold nn ex
change In connection with the doll fair to
bo neiu nt Twenty-iourtn ami J sirceiB on
Wednesday.
Clover Leaf camp No. S, Itoynl Neighbor
of America, will give u "shoe" social nt
Modern Woodman hall on Thursday even
ing, January U.
Tho blowing out of n range waterback In
the home of Edwnrd Grundy. Twenty-third
nnd I streets, yesterday caused u fire which
damaged property to the extent of $10.
Dr. Chnrles 11. Miller of Schuyler, Neb.,
lecture nt the First Presbyterian
enuren mis evening, "is miujen win ut;
"Lights and Shndows of Plantation Life."
At the First Methodist Episcopal church
this morning llev. M. A. Head, the pastor,
will deliver n sermon on the theme, "Com
panionship with God, In the Pilgrimage of
Life."
Mrs. S. 0, Shrlglcy and son Chester left
InHt night for Hammond, Ind.. for a week's
visit with Mr. nnd Mrs, Halph Hall. From
Hammond Mrs. Shrlgley will go to Illoom
Ington, 111., to visit until after Now Venr'K.
JOKE ON A LINCOLN MAN
JucUsonlnnn Trim Down Canillilnte
from Ilrjnn'n Town for IIoiIkc
Count' .IiiiIkc
The Jackronlan club at Its annual rice
tlon last night perpetrated a Joko which
will come as a mild sdrprlso to Phil Kohl
of Lincoln, who not only halls from the
home of the "pccrlcsa Htatesman," but Is
one of his close political friends.
Tho petitions for nominations filed with
tho secretary according to tho rules of tho
club fcboued up to tho hour of election
but tho necessary number o( candidates
required to fill tho offices. Theso nomlnu
Hons were: For president, Fred II. Cos
grove; for vlco presidents, E. E. Howell,
W. It. Kelllgar of Auburn nnd Phil Kohl
of Lincoln; for treasurer, John F. Murphy;
for secretary, Ed P. llerryman; for eer-
gennt-at-nrms, Joseph Sherry. This was the
successful ticket with but ono exception
nnd that exception was tho man from Mr.
Ilrynn's town. Early In tho evening thero
wan a strong lobby, which, rumor says,
Included tho managers of the club, which
started an active campaign In favor of
Waldo Wlntorsteen of Fremont, tho present
probate Judge of Dodge county. Tho friends
of Kohl rested securo In tho fact that every
man who voted for tho man from Dodgo
would havo to wrlto tho nnmo upon the
ballot and they mado little effort to elect
tho regular nominee. The result wns that
when the votes woro counted Wlntcrsteon
had received coventy-four votes against
sixty-eight cast for Kohl. Tho total number
of votes cast was 112. of which every enn
dldnto received an equal number with tho
exception noted.
Immediately after tho election the ban
quct committee held a session to mako
preparations for the annual (cast to bo hold
Wednesday, Jnnuary 8. Tho sub-committees
having the different phases of tho en
tertainment lu charge reported progress,
but no phase of the affair was concluded.
Tho speakers' committee has positive as
surance that J. Hamilton Lewis, who dis
appointed the club this year, will bo prosont
at tho next banquet nnd deliver tho ad
dress which ho was to have mado last
January. An effort Is being mado to securo
Congressman DeArmond of Missouri nnd
other notable democrats of the west and
south.
At tho next meeting of the committee
which will bo held sometime next week, It
Is expected that all arrangements for tho
banquet on St. Jackson's day will be com
pleted. Xinv Co m in 1 1 tor men,
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. Senator Hanna
has nppolntcd ns members of tho national
republican commltteo Hon. William Stnnrod
of Pocntello, Idaho, vlco Hon. Ocorgo U
Shoup, resigned, and Colonel Samuel Parker
of Honolulu, II. I., vlco Harold M. Sewcll,
resigned.
Ilrot llnrtc In In Hood llcnlth.
LONDON, Dec. 14. Tho reports circulated
In tho United Statew to tho effect that Ilret
Hnrtc, tho American novelist, Is dangerously
ill nro untrue. Mr. llarto Is In perfect
health.
GOLDEN WINS FIRST PRIZE
trlwh Cluiiitploii Capture Six-Day
WalUlnir Mntch, .Miiklntf
Knit llevuril,
ROCHESTER. N. V., Dec. ll.-Peter Gol
den, tho Irish champion, won tho six dnys
go-as-you-please walking mateh which
closed ut Fltzhugh hall nt midnight to
night, with n record of 332 miles and 10
laps.
This, It Is said, will stand ns a world's
record for a raco of this kind over n
twenty-hip track.
Fahey, the Shenandoah (Pa.) man, who
crowded tho winner closely In tho last four
days, will receive necoml money, with 34.1
miles 4 laps, nnd Fred Ilnrt,, the colored
boy, takes third place, with 310 miles 8
laps. Tho score;
Golden. 352.10; Fnhey, 313.3; Hart, Slrt.S;
Iterty, 300.13; Cnrtwrlght, 291; Loestcln, SSI;
unknown (John Hloom), 2(M.O; Moore, 214,3;
McGraw, 1GS.3; Guerrero, 132 miles.
H1CKEY GETS THE BEER CITY
A iiiertcMii AkhooIhIIiih lli-tnl I,rnfte
Hit mi- llnll I'nrk In Mll
n iiiiltrp.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 14,-Mllwaukeo Is as
sum! of a position in tho American asso
ciation, us President Hlckey toduy enmo to
Mllwuukco and secured from President
Quln a lease of thu park nt Elk-hth and
Chambers streets. Tho head of tho Amer
ican nssoclutlon stated beforo leaving for
Chicago that ho had received word from
Kansas City that Georgo Tebcati had out
bid James Manning for Exposition park
and had all of tho uvallnblo grounds
corollcd.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Someono telephoned to tho pollco stn
tlon last night nnd Inquired If tho pollco
department would necept J3 to bo used In
rendering assistance to tho poor. She re
itised to glvo her nnme, but said tho nionoy
would be sent Immediately.
A small olllce adjoining ono of tho cow
sheds of tho Willow Springs distillery
caught flro about 8:30 o'clock last night.
Tho damngo amounted to about $23. Tho
fire originated from a stove In tho office.
The Indies of Grant Relief corps will
hold a social In their hall In tho Continental
lilock Tuesday evening. December 7, to
which all the posts and corns of the city
are Invited. Tho silk quilt Is to bo voted
to tho most popular post commander nnd
tho quilt presented by Mr. Rnsownter will
be rallied oft. Como nnd bring all your
friends.
W. II. Townsend of Chicago, foreman of
a construction gang in tho employ of tho
Northwestern rnllroad. complained to tho
police last night that hlH pocket had been
picked of a purso containing 120 nnd n pass
(or himself nnd two over the Northwestern.
Townpend suld ho met two colored women
nenr Tenth nnd Dodgu streets and they
started n conversation. After leaving them
ho misled the purse.
PERSONALJPARAGRAPHS.
It, F Chapman of Coznd Is lu the city
Mr. ami Mrs. George J Coddlngton of
Fremont aro nt tho Murny.
Speaker Sears of tho house. Senator Cur-
rlo of Custer and Hcprefentatlve lleckley
of Seward were tho legislative delegation
In Omaha yesterday.
CHEMICAL COMPANY SELLS
Mircer Oeictrm Traiiftri Its Plant aid
Bminssi Entlrt,
NEW COMPANY F8RMED TO HANDLE TRADE
Men Well Verged In .Mnniifnotiirlim
mill .lolililntr Pliitriitnc)- TnLr Hold
of tlir Instltntlnn nnd Will
Opernte It Uxtrnilt ry.
The plant, stock and goodwill of the
Mercer Chemical company wore sold Sat
urday for a cash consideration to a new
company, headed by Ocorgo W. Iloobler
and Frank II. Porter of Omnha and M. W.
llyerson ot Waterloo. Ia. Tho active man
agement of the company will bo In their
hands. Aesoclated with them ns stock
holders are: II. Cartan, W. C. Sunderland. J.
M. Richards and W. Ti. Hitchcock. The
now company has a capital stock of $100,
000, fully paid up.
The branches nt Portland and San Fran
cisco, established within the last year nnd
a half, aro Included In tho sale with the
main plant at 1112 Howard street. Tho
plant occupies five floors and basement and
Is fully equipped with up-to-date machin
ery, being tho largest of its kind west of
Chicago. It is tho Intention of the new
management to add new machinery and In
crease tho capacity ot the plant. Addi
tional salesmen will bo put on the road nt
once.
Mr. Iloobler, Mr. Porter and Mr. nyerson
aro nit practical men In the pharmaceutical
business. At ono time or another each
has been engaged with the Richardson
Drug company. Of late Mr. Ryerson has
been with the Wnnglcr Drug company at
Waterloo, la., nnd It Is prnbablo that he
will bo at the head of tho manufacturing
department of tho business. Tho new com
pany has not elected officers as yet, but
will assume the conduct of nffnlrs Monday
morning.
Ilr. Mercer on tho l)rnl.
In speaking of tho sale S. D. Mercer,
president of tho company bearing his name.
Ball: "Tho gentlemen comprising tho new
company mado us nn offer for our business.
It was satisfactory and wo ncccptcd It. Now
wo havo their money nnd they havo our
plant nnd business. Monday tho few obli
gations against tho old company will bo
paid by us and tho new company will com
mence business with a clean set of books.
They havo retained our cntlro forco of em
ployes and will contlnuo tho manufacture
of tho 5.000 different preparations Just tho
samo ns heretofore. Our company has been
In existence (or ten years nnd was built
(rom a bniall beginning until today It is
tho largest o( Its kind In the west and docs
business In practically all parts of tho civ
ilized world.
"Tho men nt tho head ot tho new com
pany hnvc practical experience In the phar
maceutical business and possess tho neces
sary qualifications for success. I seo no
reason why they will not succeed, as they
havo put Increased capital Into tho busi
ness nnd will cnlargo tho plant to meet
tho rapidly growing demands for Its pro
ducts. Our Pacific coast branches nlono
handle Immense, quantities of goods, nnd
few Omaha peoplo realize, tho extent of tho
business carried on here.
"Tho stockholders of tho old company,
Including In nddltlon to myself, J. W. Dc
Wecso of Lincoln, E. W, Nash of Now
York, G. W. Mercer, Dr N. S. Mercer, Wil
liam Hums and II, P. Pageler of Omaha,
nro figuring on engaging In another lino
of business which will doubtless provo of as
much benefit to tho community and to our
selves a tho ono which wo havo Just left.
I cannot disclose tho nature of tho busi
ness Just now, as It might disarrange our
plans."
Sheet Mctnl Wiirlirm' Hull.
Tho third nnnunl ball given bv tho Amal
gamated Sheet Metal Workers' Interna
tlon association union No. 3 nt Gcrmanln
hnll last night was ono of the most suc
cessful and enjoyublo In tho history of tho
union. Tim decoration? made of sheot inetnl,
wero especially beautiful and showed skill
ful workmanship. The banner of tho union,
made of sheet metal, was n work of art. A
lurgo crowd was in nttcmlancu and each
member of tho vnrlous committees vied
with each other In showing tho guests n
good time. Ed Ilnnnlgnn acted ns master
of ceremonies. Tho nrranKoment commlt
teo wns composed of Al Engstrom, D. E.
lurrny, rinrk W. Adair, Otto Neldcr
wlescr and Frnnk Houscr.
Knenpril Prisoner CiiiikIi
Oscar Kldler was lodged In the city Jail
this morning by Itecord Clerk W. W. Mc
Cluughey of lenvcnwnrth, Kan. Fldler
escaped from the lA'nvetiworth prison throe
years ago and was arrested several days
ago In Sioux Kails, S, D. .
nii:n.
DOWEMr-Sara It., wife of James M.
Dowell, nged 44 years 13 days, ufter tin
Illness of one year nnd eight months.
Funeral from residence. 4;p2;i Park street.
1 p, m.. Monday, December K. Interment
Mount Hope cemetery, Hew Main officiat
ing. SUMMEItS-Holen Stunrt. daughter of Dr.
nnd Mrs. J. E. Summers', Jr., December
14, 1901, nged 22 months,
Sent Free
Jo Men.
Free Trial PackuKc of tills New Dis
covery .Mailed to ISvory Man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Kcstorcs Strength
and Vlnor.
Free trial packages of a most remark
able remedy ar being mailed to all who
writs tho Stut'o Medical Instltuto. They
gurod to many men who had battled for
A. E. RODINSON, M. D C. ,M Medical Director
years against the mental and physical suf
forlas of lost manhood that the Instltuto
has decided to distribute free trial packa
ges to all who write, It Is a home treat
ment and nil men who HUfter with any
form of sexual weakness resulting from
youthful folly, premature loss of strength
and memory, weak back, varicocele, or
emaciation of parts can now cure them
snlvcn at home.
Tho remedy has a peculiarly grateful ef
fect of wnrmth and seema to act direct
to tho dealrcd location KWtng strength end
development Just whero It Is m-eded. It
cures all tho Ills and trnuhlrs that eomn
from years of misuse of the i.aturnl func
tions and has been an absolute success In
all cases. A rankest to the State Medical
Instltuto, 770 Elektron Ilulldlng, Ft. W'nyno
Ind., stating that you desire ono of thlr
free trial pnekages will be compiled with
promptly. Tho Initltute Is desirous of
reaching that great clas:i of men who cro
utinblo to leavu homo to be treatel ord
tho free sample will unable them ti s
now easy It In to be cured of sexual weak
lie?1! when the proper remedies are. em
ployed, The Institute makes no restric
tions. Any man who writes will be sent
. freo sample, carefully sealed in a plain
package so thut Its recipient need have no
fear of embarassmunt or publicity rtcad
IL4E3. Uaueflied to.jyrUu wtiout alay4
TwcBi Yoaips of ;
AwfaiB PUo Pain.
A. E. Aurlnger, Urnldwood, 111., says:
"After suffering untold agony for over
twelve years from both forms of piles, nnd
trying nil sorts of pile remedies without
relief, I am completely cured by Pyramid
Pile Cure." Sold by all druggists, 5oo a
box. Uook, "Piles. Causes nnd Cure,"
mailed free. Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall,
Mleh.
Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall, Mich. ,
Strengthens
World Fatuous
Mariani Tonic
It is found especially useful
in Nervous Troubles Dyspepsia,
Malaria, Consumption, Over-
work, Indigestion, La Grippe,
Nervous Prostration, General
Debility, Tardy Convalescence '
and Throat and Lung Troubles.
All DniHulsts. Refuse Substitutes
Superior to Aplol, Tunsy, Pennyroyal or Steel.
Suro Rcliof of Pain and Irregulari
ties Peculiar to tho Sox.
ApIoMBO' Capsules for turco months cost S'
Drupelet or P, O. Tlox Hl, New York.
VARICOCELE
A safe, painless, per
manent euro guaran
teed. Twonty flvo
years' experience. No inonoy acccjvteil until pa.
tlcnt is well. Consultation and Booh Fret, by mall
or at ofllce. Write to DOOTUIt O. M. VOV,
BIS Wuluul Street. KANSAS CITY, HO,
Another
t
t
of Women's Ready-to-Wear Garments.
Our sale of last week on short jackets was such a remarkable
success that wo will start this week by giving you still greater bargains than over in
i
t
Raglans, Newmarkets and
Fashionable Holiday Furs
What is more desirable and useful for a young or old lady
or child than a handsome muff, neck scarf or set of furs for a
Christmas present.
Genuine .Marten Scarfs
skins throughout, worth $10.00 our sacrifice
sale nrice is
Handsome yfl-inch long Sable Fox Scarfs with Qk QO
bushy tails and claws, worth $17.50, our sacrifice salo' C
Children's Sots in Angora, Thibet, Imitation Stone Marten,
Lamb's Wool and Ermine, worth from 5 to $12.50 SO
our sacrifice sale price is from $1.50 to
7X.
FABNAM
16111 &
? Every
Article
marked
with
s a green tag
reduced to
about HALF
122
' for L n d I c s'
Dressing Table
-I n q.ntrtered
oak, birds-eyo
tnnpV o r ma
hogany - large
V r e n c h bevel
mirror, worth
is.
for liitilles'
Dressing Tablo
choice of I
woods, polished,
worth up o H.
A75
for Ladles'
13 o s k, s o in o
w 1 1 h mirrors
nssorted woods
and Mulshes
worth up to 112.
98
for Muslo Cabi
net quartered
golden oak or
imitation ma
hogany, medi
um idze, worth
$10.00.
"sir
for Divans
highly polished
frame, silk da
mask coverings,
swell pntternn
-worth tlCOO
i
t
i
for Soml -porcelain
In Dinner
Sets, 100 pleee,
beautiful border
nnd spray dec
orations, worth
10,00.
for Veloiir
Couches. 2S In.
wide, iS feet
long, cholco ot
frames nnd up
holsterings, worth up to $13.
i
r98
for ltocker highly polish
ed, oak ur mahogany tin
lull, wood or cobbler sent,
worth J5.60.
in
-95
for Center Ta
ble, 2tx2l-lnch.
top, lower shelf,
highly polished,
worth
&
for Itattnn Hocker-I ull
roll edge solid comfort
pattern, worth J3.60.
Five-foot Curtain Poles,
for
nil colors, complete with trimmings
Sacrifice
Automobiles.
135 Raglans and Newmarkets
in oxford, gray, black and end or,
yoke backs and fronts, half or tight
iitting backs, some with detachable
triple capes, wide kimona cuff sleeve,
half lined with heavy satin lining,
which have been sold for 22.50 and
$25.00 this sacrillce sale price
$14.95
The remainder of about 100 fin
est .Raglans and Newmarkets in the
house absolutely the finest mate
rials of imported kersey, in blaeks,
castor and oxford gray, some flounce
bottom and velvet yoke back and front
effect, none worth less than $30 and up
to 141) in this sacrifice sale for
About 275 12 to 45-inoh length Automobiles in
black, tan, red, castor and brown, a faultlessly made gar
ment, of which we have had such tremendous success all
ueason original price was $22.50
27.50 in this sacrifice
sale, price
with 0 to S cluster of tails, prime
4.98
STREETS, OMAHA.
GREEN if
TAG f
SALE t
OF I
"7 50
1
for Morris Chair nuisilvi'
frames, pretty velour uphol
storings, wortli $12.oo.
12Z5
for Combination Hook Cnso
nnd Writing Desk- oak or
mahogany. Trench bevel
pinto mirror, new design,
wortli $:'0.w.
13c
19.50
to
12.50 1
Sale