Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY hiWt St'NDA-, I'VE! Ill A in 2, 10!I.
No Argumtnt Nudtd
Every HtifTorer from Catarrh Known
thut Snlvcn, I.i.tlons, WhsIiuk,
Sprays and Douches Dq
Not Cure.
Powders, lotions, salvos, sprays and In
halers cannot roally cure Catarrh, tiecauso
thla disease Is a-blood disease, and local
applications, If they accomplish anything,
at all, simply glvo transient relief.
The catarrhal poison Is In the blood and
the mucous membrane of the nose, throat
and trachea tries to relieve the system hy
secretins larpo quantities of mucous, the
dlschargo sometimes closing up the nostrils,
dropping Into the throat. causing dsafness
by closing tho Eustachian tubes, nnd nfter
a time causing catarrh of stomach or serl
,ous throat and lung troubles.
A remedy to really cure catarrh must be
an Internal remedy which will clrnnso tho
blood from ciitarrhal poison nnd remove
the fever and congestion from the mucous
membrane.
The best and most modern remedies for
thlfl purpose nre antiseptics scientifically
known as Rucalyptol, Qualacol, Sangulnarla,
and Hydrastln, and while each nf these
have been successfully used separately, yet
St has been dtmcult to get Hi cm all com
blncd It one pulatable, convenient anil
.efficient form.
The manufacturers of the new catarrh
cure, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, have suc
ceeded admirably In accomplishing this re
(sult. They are law, pleasant tnstlng
lorenje. to bo dissolved. In the mouth, thus
rcaohlng every part of tho mucous mom
brano of the throat nnd finally tho stomach.
Unlike many catarrh remedies, Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets contain no cocaine, opiate
or any injurious drug whatever nnd aro
qually Denoflclal for little children and
ndults.
Mr. C( It. Itcmbrandt of Rochester. N. V.,
says: "I know cf few people who have
suffered as much as. I from Cntarrh of the
head, throat and stomach. I used sprays,
Inhalers and powders for months at a time
with only slight relief, and had no hepo of
cure. I hail not tho means to make a
change of climate, which seemed my only
chance of cure,
"Last spring I read an account of some
remarkable cures made by dtuarl'a Catarrh
Tablets and promptly bought a fifty cont
box from my druggist and obtained such
positive benefit from that one package that
I continued to uao thorn dally until I now
consider myself entirely free from tho
disgusting annoyance of catarrh; my head
Is clear, ray digestion all I could ask and
iny hearing, which has begun to fail as n
result of the catarrh, has greatly Improved
untt 1 feel I can hear as well as ever.
They are a household necessity In my
family."
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold by drug
gists at 60 cents for completo treatment
and for convenience, safety and prompt re
suits they are undoubtedly the long looked
for ?at,arrh cure.
SICK MADE WELL
WEAK' MADE STRONG.
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Marvelous Elixir of Life Discovered
by Famous Doctor-Scientist That
Cures Every Known Ailment.
Wonderful Cures Are Effected That
Seem Like Miracles Performed
. The Secret, of Long Life of
Olden Times Revived,
The Remedy is Free to All Who
Send Name and Ad J res.
After ears of patient study nnd delving
nfp the ,iusty rceorilH of the past, ns we1,!
as following modern experiments In the.
realmH of medical science, Or. James W.
Kldd, nntes hlocl;, Fort Wayne, ind.,
Wakes the startling nnnouncumcut that ho
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Librarj Aiitclatioa Itatil fro on the
Enbjtot of font,
OH. J,V.iFS U 11,1,1AM KIIll).
has auraly discovered tha ullxlr of life,
That ho la nbiq with 'M alii nf n mys
terious compound, known only to himself,
produced as n result of the year ho li.ia
mayor and council control the fund
Prrnrnt t,llinir Orcanlrnt Ion Will
Continue Work. IJveii After .mv
City llonril In Oruttnlml
.Mimic Clt fionftlit.
Members of tho South Omaha Library as
sociation do not take kindly to the re
marks In The Dee of a day or so ago re
garding tho payment of rent for the space
now occupied by the books of the associa
tion at Mclteynold's store.
Mrs. Talbot Called to say that as far as
tho rent was concerned the association
had no authority to draw upon tho 1571 now
In the city library fund. "Thlj money,"
said Mrs. Talbot, "can only be Issued to
tho association as the mayor and council
may see fit." Continuing, Mrs. Talbot said
that If Mr. Mcltoynolds wanted the books
removed the matter would be conslderod
at a meeting to be held some time this
week, the date having not yet been agreed
upon.
The assertion was further madu at the
tlmo of the original agreement Mclteynolds
wag to mako a place for the books with
the distinct understanding that there was
to bo no charge for the space occupied.
Tho appointment of a board under the
new ordinance Is, so It was stated yester
day, to be deferred for some little time.
In any event, the present library asso
ciation, which Is a private affair, ami Is
not recognized ofllclally by the council, wilt
tnrot as usual and continue to transact
business. Thcso of tha association who have
been Interested In this matter for a num
tier of years aro anxious to secure some
temporary aid from the city and n request
may be made to tho council soon. Now
books aro needed and it may be deemed
advisable to retain the present quarters
and pay rent.
Cuuiulnint Atinut Slum.
Officials of (ho electric light and telephone
companies hall a conference yesterday with
City Dili Poster Scott In relation to the
tacking of elgjis on poles. There Is an
ordinance which prohibits the placing of
signs on any painted post within the city
limits. This Is disregarded and tho result
Is that every post and pole. In the city
Is plastered with advertising matter. It.
A. McLaughlin, superintendent of tho
Thomson-Houston Electric Light company,
nssured Mr. Scott that ho would hereafter
prosecute- all violators of the ordinance.
Tho same statement was made by the rep
resentative of the Nebraska Tolephono com
pany, Mr. McLaughlin wont further and
said that In the spring the company he
represents would paint nil of its poles, thus
bringing them within tho limits of the
ordinance.
It is understood that Dill Poster Scott
will soon comence the tearing down of
tho advertising cards now posted on all
painted poles In tho city.
KrnnirelUilo Services. "
Bvangollstlc services under tho auspices
of the Protestant churches of South Omaha
wll begin today. For Iho first week serv
ices will be held at the Baptist church,
Twenty-fifth and H streets, the second week
at the Presbyterian church. Twenty-fifth and
J streets, and tho third week at the Meth
odist church, Twenty-third and N streets.
Theso -services wl bo In charge of ev.
Charles Cullen Smith of Chicago and U.
S. Colburn will have supervision of the
music.
In order to organize a suitable choir
all of tho singers from all nf the churches
were requested to meet at the United Prcs
bytorlan church last night and tho at
tendance was good. A choir of about 100
voices will be organized to assist In these
meetings.
Christian linilrnvnr AmM r rar) .
The twenty-Ural anplversary of tho Chris
tlau Kndouvor society will bo duly observed
at the First Christian church this evening
at 6:30 o'clock. Following the song serv
ice, which will open tho meeting, thero w(l
bo tho usual scrlptifre lesson. This will
lo followed by prayer. Hov. 8. S. McGlll,
pastor of tho Christian church, will de
liver an address on what the association
has nccompllshcd. Nathan Graham w1l
speak on "Bible, Birthdays." Tho muslo wjll
be furnished hy Messrs. Slnbaugh and Dun
canton and the Misses Hector and Hlngcr.
No ClinuKV In Hlatemoiil,
No change was shown in tho statement
of tho city finances Issued hy Ibe cty eloyk
yesterday from that sent put cn Janiatv
1. This Is accounted for by tho fact that
n iico(lug on 'December ."0 tho 09un.cU
cleaned up a largo portion of tho hlllH aid
paid salaries. No warrants werp. ordered
drawn during tho month of Januqrjf. At
thu meeting to be held Monday night soma
blls will he allowed nnd salaries wl bs
paid as far as tho funds on hand wilt per
mit. Want Improvement.
Quite a number of residents in tha east
ern part of tho ct(y, as well ob officer of
the Pontoon Bridge company, aro Impor
tuning cauncllmen to appropriate tiOO or
J?po, for he Improvement of tho roa,d, to
tho river. Last summer tho city appro
priated ISO far this purpose, but thq build
ing 01 a ormge used up pearly all of the
money, so there was nothing left (or grad
ing, miuw work wa dono by the street
commissioner, but ts he was short of funds
tho plans were not completed. It Is as
sorted thit with about $200 a first-class
road, con be constructed to tho ferry land
ing.
tlnllil HnturtMliinieiit.
On Thursday night nf this week St, Cath
erine's guld pf 8?. Martin's Kplscopnl
church will give au encrtalumcn at Wool,
man hall, Tho entertainment will consist
principally pf n presentation tf tho "Docs
(rick Skulc." A number of woil known
people will tako part In tho affair and It Is
expected that tho hall will bo crowdtd.
I'rciinrliiK I'cIIiIihin,
It was reported yesterday that petitions
jlicm in nouiviuiiM v imp uyuiui, niu
glvlng boon, to cure uny nnd uvery disease
that is known to the human body. There Is
no doubt i( the i.ikUh'h earnestness In
making' hU claim, and the rtimtrkuhlo
cures th.it lu h dally off outing onio to.
bear him 'out very strong. y ills theory
which ho uuvunctti is tine pf reason nnd
bated on sound oxp rieiue In n rnedl nl
practice of many yiars. It costs tiothlu,,
to try ps remarkable "KlUIr of Life," .t
ha calls It, fur he nends It free to anyuno
who la a alilTeror. In suflluieiit iiuantltLs
to convluc" of Its ability t-j vitro, ho th io-
ih ni9Piutuiy ui riK 10 run. aone 01 inn
euros cited n-o very r-MlVM kiU'l-', anil but
fur rellabln ullnesaiM woulil liardr no
credited. The l.tine have thr yvn .iw,y
crutches, opd 111 It.d utout ufio.- wo pr
thru) trials uf Ihi' remedy Thi lok, given
up by homo doctors, huw been rrs.me.i
to their families in perfect health, rhou
mntlsm, nour.ilgla. stomuci, liourt, Hvcr.
blood and skin diseases nnd bladder trou
bles disappear u U' iiuikIc llemlaclus,
backaches, uvrvuustit, fsydrti, vjs'"hi
tlon. ' cougn. viu. ;ithina. c.u.irrh.
bronchitis and all nffiet'ons of the throat,
lungs or any vlt.il organs aro easily over
coma In n space o( tlpie that U simply
marvelpus, ... . . ,
' Partial iiaralv 8. locomotor nlnx III.
trppsy. soul, tcmUiiu nml ulles are iiulpIy
nil Pv'rmniiciitly rcmnvrd. It iuiiieii tha
entire Hyatt tn, blood nml tinnier res'.dros
nnrninl nervn liowor. ellUlllatlll lind a Hlule
of perfect heulth is produced ut.once. To
IhA ilnMnr nil hVllrmi lire 111 KO Rllll
iiiunlly affcclyil fiy Hie 6rci,t "Ullxlr of
i.lfo." Send for tho lenie.ly today. It I
freo to every sufferer. . Hao what you
want to bii lined of nml tlie miro rcmci y
jar u will b nnt you free by rot urn mall
, Cured of Piles,
Savnd Ffim WnSfo.
' ...w.. Mill. U.I, .frt,,
writes: 'Lver since the birth of my. first
eiiini, rix jearn ngo, i nave surrereil
greatly from piles l could not bring my
elf to bear tlu thoughts of a uuru'lcal
operation. Pyramid file cure entirely
cured me." For sale by all druggists.
Piles, Cuu'et. aral c.ire" mulled free.
PjramU Drug t:o,, Marti" -nPh
would he prenented to the city council s-.on.
pcss.bly on Monday night, urging that some
steps be tsktn at nnca to provide for the
construction of a viaduct ncross tho tracks
at either N or O streots. A viaduct Is cer
tainly needed and tho people of South
Omaha have for years past been trying to
secure concessions from the railroad com
panic) In this matter. The main trouble
now seems to he tho location of the esstern
terminus of the proposed bridge and the
absence of any definite proposition from the
railroad com-anles,
Anuiint Charity Hull.
The South Omaha Hospital association
will hold Its annual charity ball at the Ex
change building on tho evening of March
31. This announcement was made to the
press yesterday by Mrs. Talbot, the prssl
dent of tha association. Theso balls nre
given every year for the purpose cf raising
funds for the support cf the Institution.
Thcso who are in charge expect that the
usual support will be given this ball, the
same as In the past.
Announcement.
As It Is now nearlng the time wh?n the
republican primaries are to be held, and the
Impression la given the public by thojc who
expect, to derive political benefit thereby,
that I am not a bona fldo candidate t r
mayor and .that when the time came that I
would be willing to again accept the nomi
nation f6r city treasurer, I therefore, hereby
announce myself as a candidate for mayor
subject to the action of the republican city
convention, I also wish to say to my
friends, who aro so heartily supporting
me for tho position, to which I aspire, that
I will not, under any circumstances, allow
my name to go before the republican con
vention for any other office than that for
maycr. Ilcapecltully,
FRANK KOUTSKY.
MiihIp City (JovmIii.
Mrs. II. II. Fleharty Ih visiting relntlves
ut Ogallula.
, C. V. Smith nnd wife are both reported
on uh! sick iiai, t
J. II. Williams, 2210 M
to move to sloux City
Miss Mabel Thomas has gone to Lincoln
to attend the State university.
Miss Mabel C. Hlcli wiim confined to her
homo by u severe cold last week.
No evening service will bo held at the
First Presbyterian church tonight.
Dr Wheeler preaches this morning on
"Tho Closed Door of Heathendom."
W. A. McColllater linn gone to Missouri
to attend the funeral uf a relative.
Hov. C. C. Smith will occupy tho pulpit
at tho First .Muthodlst church this morn
lug. Htn Andrew llenwlck was called east
Inst week on business of considerable Im
portance. An offering for foreign missions will bo
received At the First Presbyterian church
this evening
Members of the Stock Ynrds Itcllef asso
ciation will glvo n bnll at the Exchange on
the evening of February 7. t
Thero will be a meeting of the Women's
Foreign Missionary society on Wednesday
afternoon at tho home of Mrs. llanncr.
The socialist party has called primaries
for February 'it. Three delegates to the
convention from each ward will be chosen,
Tha funeral services held over the re
mains of lid ward .Meadlmber at St. Agnes'
church were largely attended yesterday
morning.
, Tho Ladles' Aid society of" the First Pros
byteriaii chuich will meet with Mrs. Scott
Dunn, Twenty-second and 1. streets, Wed
nesday afternoon.
A business and social meeting of tho
Christian Kndeavor society of the FlrM
Christian church will bo held with Miss
Jeap Ulngcr at the homo of Mm. Harry
Dennis, 120H North Twenty-third street,
Tuesday evening.
street, Is preparing
Children Poisoned,
Many children arc poisoned and ma do
nervous and weak, It not killed outright, by
mothers giving them cough syrups contain
ing opiates. Foley's Honey and Tar Is tx
safe and certain remedy for coughs, croup
and lung troubles and is the only prominent
cough medicine that contains no opiates or
other poisons.
Colli MkI1 for Polnr Kxpeilltluu.
The Dqnlsh association made tta thirtieth
annual ntlgrltnagc to the north pole last
night. Kvery one wont nitsked and all had
a Jolly time going and coming. Washing
ton 1ik wiik decorated In hor.or of tho
trip, the stage rcprcmmtlnt; a polar scene,
Including Andro ami his balloon. John
Kyle was master of ceremonies. 8. Schon
boe. l. Nlble, John Petursen. Charles
Sorcuson, H. F. Frederlkun, N. P. Madsen
nnd Jncob Jensen were the commit tee on
arrangements.
OMAHA SUBURBS.
Dundee.
Miss Coroy Is guest of Mrs. D. L. John
nou. Ward Palmer has been 111 for over a
week.
Tho Hound Dozen Social club met With
Mrs. James H. McUulloch Wednesday.
Mrs. Uurolshetmer mid her daughters ore
occupying (he. house of Dr. II. O. Van
C.leson.
Miss Valker of Chicago has been guest
for several weeks of Mrs. Kva Parnate
Sweeney.
The uoxt meeting of the Dundee Woman's
clu,b will bo Wednesday, at the home of
MM. P. JU Harr.
Prof. Llghton. 'whi wiife III fpr a few days,
is recovering, but the Harmonic society, of
wnc'ii ne i oirouior, nun posipoueu Its
next meeting Indefinitely.
Thero will tie n phonographic, entertain
ment for tho benellt of tha new ntm,l.
church at the Preabytorlan clirch build
ing, Fiftieth street and Underwood avenue.
Friday evening. "
nnnaon,
William nastlns and bride of Blooming
ton, Hi., are visiting relatives In Benson.
Frederick A. llallov Is audio able to not
around, after his attack of Inflammatory
rouunuiuBiii,
A sacred song service and young people's
meeting will be "In tho' Method 1st church
lit evening ut t.
..a0.r Vwlses In memory of William
McM.nlcy wero In nil the roomu of tho pub
lic schools Thursday.
Sorvlci will be hold In the Methodist
Episcopal church today ni the usual hour
by tho pnijtor, Hey. Mr. Luce.
The nuvf furnnco boating apparatus at
the Methodist i:pscopo church vylM be In
working order for Sunday's horvice.'
At the weekly Literary socluty meeting
Friday night a, short musical program was
given, Interspersed wjth recitations.
The public schools of Hanson opened
Monday morning, nftor n week's vacation,
with a largo lifcronsQ In attendance.
Mrs. Kdwnrd O'Connor returned to liar
homo Inst week from tle St. Joseph bos
pltal, where she had been for treatment.
Florence.
Miss, Harriet Hunt visited tti Omaha
Thursday and Friday. 1 -
Captain Frank .Heynolds was a business
ylslt.or In Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter visited rela
tives In Omiihn Saturday am Sunday. 1
M. II. Davenport of Omaha was n busi
ncss visitor In Florence Friday oyenlng.
Miss Mnltle nnd Hlancho Tucker were
guests of Miss Teblns of pmnia Sunday.
Mrs, D. L. Harrison left Saturday for a
month's visit wlth.hcr father ut Loup City,
Frod Klllnghusen went to Kennard, Neb,,
Wednesday on a buMliit"a trip, und re
turned Thursday.
Mrs. M. U. Potter and Mrs. W. H. Wall
attended special services at St, John's
Episcopal church In Omaha Saturday.
,.M.r,',Hn.co1' Weber, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Lmll Weber, were guests of .Mr. nnd Mrs,
night" Omaha Saturday
During the week the Ice men huve made
a ctittlnr; from tho reservoirs, nnd thero
havo been severql cuttings from tho river,
nearly lining tho Icehouses,
Captain nnd Mrs. Heynolds entertained a
number' of friends Saturday night nt the
pumping statlnn In honor of this captain's
birthday, Hefreshments were served.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Senator Martin of Falls my, who Is a
patient ut St. .losenh'H lininllnl tt'na not
well ut nlsht. and his re.cove Is
F. 13, Frederick of the Prudential Insur
ar.ee comnanv will return tnmnrrmv nii-it
from New York, nhero he lm. iiu,. m
attend the annual nauiuei glvvu by the
mmnflnv In Ita nnl.
Digests
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Dyspepsia Cure
Wc havo heard a great deal about, "heart
to heart talks." Tho little, talk's where
people Ketrltfht down to honest reason, to
common sense.
You havo no doubt at Home tlmo or other
experienced tho annoying- and pajiiful symp
tom of Indigestion. Digestion Is the pro
cent by which nature Iruimforras our food,
by means of various Juices cMled dlgestnnta,
Into blood which Is then carried throughout
the body und used to mako flesh, muscle,
bone, nerve, brain and material of efory
kind of which thu body is composed.
Indigestion nny arise from a variety of
causes, but L'pneraly because- some of the
elements which make up the digestive juices
are lucking.
Undigested fond gives you all kinds of
trouble.
In the first place you have a most distress
ing feeling in your stomach, especially after
eating. Soon this undigested food fcrmonts,
the gua distend;, tho Htomaeli, and in its ef
forts to escape, It causes belching. It also
causes a pressuro against tho nerves and
arteries leading to the heart, giving rlso In
the mind of the sulTercr Io thu Idea that ho
hushearttrouble. Nothing could be further
from corroct. Most, supposed heart trotiblo
M nothing moro nor less than Indigestion.
Of course that is serious enough but you
want to know where tho seat of the trouble
Is, so you can treat It properly.
Again, such food as should be digested In
tho stomach btlt Is not digested there, passes
Into the Intestines and bowels where It
cause. more trouble. The bowels become
constipated or "clogged up", the waste
mat ter Is not passed off but Is to some extent
absorbed bank in the system. This poisons
tho blood. Then what can you expect? Can
any person think thnt this poisoned blood
can make heal t hy llesh, healthy bone, healthy
kidneys, healthy liver, healthy heart, or a
clear, healthy, active brain? Is it any
wonder that ninety five per cent of the
American people have bodily afflictions?
The wholo point is this. If people would
digest their food properly most human Ills
would disappear.
You no doubt wolild cure your Indigestion
If you knew how, wouldn't you? Certainly.
Now If the dlgcstlvo Juices or fluids nro
lacking but wo substitute something com
posed of exactly the same elements or In
gredient', isn't It common sense that the
result will be the same? If a certain
combination of elements will complete
ly digest food In a glass tube or In a
bottle, tinder proper conditions, lin't It
common sense that tbe Mine elements will
digest the food in the stomach? Of course
It li; it can't help It. Several year were
expended in. perfecting a preparation that
would do title very thief. The result wm
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. U ovnUlae every
element neoenarj to the eonalete aad per
fect dlffestloa of all elaaeee f food.
It per in lie you to eat all the nood food you
want and d every particle of It without
any aid whatever from the stomach, allow
ing the. digestive organs to rest and regain
their normal healthy condition and strength.
Hv digesting all you eat, Kodpl Dyspepsia
Cure tunes up the entire system. It will
give yuu llfo, health, strength, ambition, a
good appetite, sound, healthful eleep and
pure, rich blood that will enable nature to
correct many Ills to which the other organ
of your body may be subject.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure never falls to cure
dyspepsia, Indigestion and stomach troubles,
even after all other medicines have, failed.
Can thero be any possible, reason why it
wljl not cure you?
Candid Heart to Heart Talks.
Dear Sim: I had sullorcd for years with
Rtomach trouble and after doctoring with
several doctors who did too no good and af
ter being in bed three weeks at hue time
when 1 could eat nothing, and my heait
troubled me and ached so ut limes that I
thought I was going to die, a friend recom
mended your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. After
I began taking tho Urst bottle, I commenced
to improve ut once and my appetite began
to Improve, Now after taking two bottles,
I am so that I can eat anything and every
thing.' I cannot recommend too highly tho
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to all sufferers with
stiimacli trouble and indigestion, and would
say to all that If you will only try it, you
will be cured as 1 am now, after having
spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and
getting no better, while a few bottles of Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure made me well. Yours
most respectfully, Mrs. Julia Hursh, Kutte
des Morts, Wis.
Dear Sirs. It gives nit) great pictisitre to
write you concerning the good qualities of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I had a Btomach
trouble of four years standing, which was
so had nt times I was forced to abandon
business and remain In bed.
I had tried physicians and all kinds of
dyspepsia tablets in vain, At last through"
the recommendation of my druggist I tried
a bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, The ef
fect was highly gratifying, ;it I received Im
mediate relief and less than two bottles ef
fected a complete cure.
I never travel without a bottle f Kodol
Dyspepsia Curo In my valise, 'It does the
work quickly and thoroughly and I cannot
say too much In Its praise. Yours truly
Geo. It. Colbath, Alpena, Mich.
Luke J. Colllnsof East Windsor, New York
deposes and says that, he has been troubled
with dyspepsia for tjvo years, having acidity
of the stomach (heartburn) and Indigestion
so that ho took no comfort from eatlntr
any kind of food, but after having tiled
prescriptions from several physician l li
mit any permanent rellof, by taking two
bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ho appear
to bo cured 'Luke J. Collins.
Sworn and subscribed to, before moon Ihe
13th day of June, lOOl.-Gcb. E. Collins,
Notary Public.
Gentlomen: I have sold all the Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure I bought. of you and nrdetcd
twice from the Jobber. I recommend on my
own accord every bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia
Curo 1 sell and haven't beard of as'inglu
.complaint. Yours, Jno. P. Isterllng, Corydon
Junction, Ind.
Dear tf.lrs'. After seven year of uffering
from chronic Indigestion, I was finally
mired hv uslnc? thrna bottles of Kodnl Dvs-
riopsia (Jure Mrs. Annie Atcoin,, mereauu,
52?
Prepirsdby C.C. DeWlttACo..CklcBO. Th $1.00 bottU contain 2j tlmea as much (by actual measurement,) satl ti 1st all Wklkl lor 58ct.
Cures all stomach troubles
The Best Treatment
BUckkurn. U., Aujuit ?, (900.
May 7th, last, I miscarried and was confined to my btd twq months with smrc pains In my hud, shoulders,
back, hips and lower bowels ind spells of violent flooding eyery lew days. My husband hd a Jood physician
attending me all the time, but he could do me no good, I trtdually grew worse, My womb became so for and
was swollen so badly that life was a torture to me. At lest the docfof said he must perform an operation. The
flooding and pains continued for five days so bid I could hardly turn myself In, bed; I w growing weaker all (he
time ind hid given up ill hopes of ever vetting well. One dty my fither brought me bottle of Win of (lirdl
and my physiciin told me to tike It ind Keep Uklpg It three times a day, It wis the very thing far me lust what
I needed. I am now able to do housework. ' Mrs. M. BONNEttC
Doctors in treating female diseases too frequently advise surgical operations. Ar4 wivej, mothers
and daughters have gone to their death because they ntedleisly submitted to surgical operations.
To-day over 1,000,000 cured women know
WINEofCARDUI
as the unerring specialist which, has relieved Ihem of disordered menses, falling of the Vfomfy, miscar
riage, leucofrhcea and other female ailments, without private examination, without t surgeon's knife
and without any embarrassing publicity whatever. Wine of Cardui makes if unnecessary for thousands'
of women to suffer any longer, A dollar bottle of Wine of Cardui can be secured from your druggist,
By taking this pure Wine in your home the disordered mtnsei are made regular. All the other
troubles ot women disappear with the regular return of the rrienstnud flow, Taking this, remedy syts
hundreds of dollars in doctors' fees and brings a cure in the privacy of home.
For advics and literature addrrm, giving tyt ptoms, "Th Ladles' Adlorj
Department," Tho Chattanooga iledlciuo Cqmpa,py. Cjhattaqaega, Tenn.
COASTING CARNIVAL IS ON
Kerry Tintinaalialation on Baow-Oovertd
lfilliidei f Omaha.
RECALLS THE. SLEDDING DAYS OF OLD
Memory Horn llnek in die Time AVhi-n
Huillte Mrert Wan fit cm- of
Nightly festival of old
Wentlirr Spnrl.
Tho last wcolc of January, 1992, has lioon
a woeK of carnival to youthful Omaha, Tho
frosty air has heen vecal with the shouts
of "track! track!" as tlu coaster shot hv
with tho tintinnabulation of hIcIku bells
and with the merry ring of skates upon
thq frozen ponils, Tho week was unshe-rod
tn with a bountiful fall nt snow, which
was augmented from day to day by light
falls, Just enoiiKh to keep tho surface pure
and white. It has been a lonk time since
the Jealous merpury permitted n mantel of
"tho beautiful" to lie so Ioiik unsullied by
a thaw.
Omaha Is particularly rich In natural
toboggan alldrs. Kansas (;lty has Us hills
and St. 1'nul Its bluffs, but nulthri' c.'in
pomparo with Omaha In tho matter of loss,
rnsy slopes, with Just enough pitch to thorn
to glye Impetus to the, sled. YVUli ilusi
advantages ns n basis all th' roaster needs
Is a fall of snow and then presto! On n
thousand gentlo acclivities ut tlio sirreta
ho springs (nto existence;. Thero Is In evl-
donco every kind of a yclilnlc. from (lis
steel-shod "bobs," gravitation's r.ntomo-
hUo. to tbs dlshpan surrcptltlourlv bor
rowed from the kltchep hy tlu- you h wh.im
Santa Claus had overlooked
CnlllK' HlH'k Twcnl.i Yrili..
But roasting. 8 V'vll as almos pur
other Institution of Oinalin has uiulergono
a proccis of evolution wuhln the lat
the result that roasters had to seek le;s
central theaters for their sport. Some
went to St. Mary's n'enuo and othera to
Dodgo st'cot, but hero tigaln wero they I
dispossessed, this time by tho building of
strt-ct car tracks, and so had to look still '
farther for bultnblo hills. Park Wild nvo-1
tine nnd Seventh street, l'opplctou avenue,'
Woolworth avenuo and Center strcot then '
became popular trystlng places far the
rosy cheekpd urchins With their "nine
Hncers," tholr "lied Arrows" and tholr '
"Frost Kings." These thoroughfares still
enjoy favor, but as the city grow their
monopoly waned In on lner ratio.
Winter Carnival Yvara A mo.
Speaking oi coasting, many will remem
ber lho fnmoiiR coasting carnival enjoyed
by Omaha's smart set In thp. early SO's. It
was patterned somewhat after St.- l'aul's
Ice carnival, and. while shorter lived, had
an even hotter excuse for existence while
It lasted, ns to coast down Dodgi? tit root
from Twentieth to Fourteenth with a speed
that took the breath was "sport as was
sport' The Btreat had been rolled, flooded
ami roped In for tho purposo. Thero wre
no clrctrlc lights In Oinnlin In thosi) (!a,
but tho proJectoM were not embarrassed for
Illumination. They negotiated with ' tho
odlclals of the various railroads, nnd so
cured" the loan of locomoilvo headllshtH
for tho purpose and thf sc. with thcu- powiir
tu reflectors, transformed n'glit ,uto day.
Oliver II. Gordon of the firm of Collins,
Cardun & Kay was master if ceronioules. It
will Le remnmberod.
Tho society people of tho city organized
themselves Into rival clubs and these uped
to rnco with each other down Hie oii
hill. Nearly everybody madp concession
to the cnrnlval spirit that was abroad hv
wearlug toboggan suits and cap's of knit
stuff. Some of the society women who
wanted the span, hut d'sllked Ihe labor of
climbing back up the hill after iie sled
had carried Ihem down, hod coachmen nt
the foot of tho Inrllno to hi ch n team to th?
cutter and drag them back to the starting
point.
This was designated In Iho socletv
uever teen known to datnpoq tho. ardor
of coasters, uor have uewfaum amuse
mcnts detracted from their love fqr tb,o
old-fnshjoncd Aport of "slldlug down ul."
PEEPER CUT IN fTx LEVY
(!oiiiit-ll .! it ' Fix Flnnl ImiHirt t
Tlilrtv-fiue Inalertil, if
TlilrtJ-Tlirer Mills.
A tax levy of only thlrty-onp mills Is now
being discussed hy tho members of thq city
council. Thirty-three mills was supposed
originally to be the lowest figure at which
the levy could bo placed without Interfer
ing with tho efficiency of the city jevern
ment, but It Is now rumored that the levy
will bo fixed at thirty-one mills. A mem
ber of the fliuncn committee Is authority
fof tho statement that tho city can bo
maintained creditably with the following
lev
Fund. ' .Mills.
School (i.OO
Oenonil i,Si
Slnklni; 5.f$
Water .'
Judgment 0.30
Mbrury ' 0 61
Fire 3,8
Polleu ; 2.72
Sewer iiiiiluti'iianuc 0.27
Park 0.70
I.lghtlnu - , t.fU
Health o,i5
Street eleiiulng 0.S1)
Curbing, glittering find paving 0,80
Totnl 37.00
In this cstlmato (30,000 I if Included In thu
general fund for a new tiro lipuuo and
?15.000 for the prpctlon anil malntenancp
of an emergency hospital, Tha' chief cut
in this estimate Is In (ho general fund levy,
which was seven mills last year.
I'lifiiinniilii nnd l,n fii-iui'.
Cpuglis iiulckly cured iy I'qley'o Ilpnoy
and Tar. Itefuse substitutes
what s.ljQilh t) Oj? eouqtiiuiq fpr prddua
tlon. 0 two occasions, t'o this lutgrcsted
Individual wud haye It, long and luntcd
e9ba(e. "nn qu,cs(!pn (tvCurr'oi and no
agrcomont " could ' bo reached tinll spmu
bright ntonber spgEoeted that csips, and
gewnu wero the cheapest' coustunif , whpre-
upflti th.y wr at once t)dpp,ied.
ciiBa in uuvumn uut(r iu.il ii me
public Is to be Informed pf Its actions (he
Information sbal tit loast approximate thr
truth'. No class turmoil whatever has been
created by the question pf a graduation
Strb. It Is true that Just hefcro the ad
journment of a meeting held January 18 a
flve-mlnilto discussion of the question was
Indtilgol tn, though no particular loes oC
self-control was noticeable; nnd at a muct-
lug hejld January 24 caps and gowns wem
uiunlmoualy adopted without k word ot
argumont pro or cor not eveu a sugges
tion as to tho pecuniary advantages ot any
costume. Tho fiery speeches, disorderly
conduct am! general (j.'jhibltlon of lack o
grey matter so vividly pictured by the en
thusiastic correspondent existed only In bh
own disordered Imagination,
The pljiss ramtt' tuat f any turther ac
counts of Its proceodlngs urc desired (hey
be obtained front rullablo sources.
' I KOVTS, VrcJldpnt,
SAIHB I). ADAin, Secretary.
twenty years. This noble sport whih.
Ilko tho old RugllBh stag hunt, la spired
with a dash of danger to glvo It piquancy, ' columns of the Omaha newspapers as a
onco usurped tho principal thoroughfares of "brilliant event." as Indeed It was, hut It
the city and mndo tralllc take to the curb- . was not without Its dark and melancholy
stones to glvo a rlshj of way. ()ne need phase. With so many sleds cf every con
not bo a pioneer to reincpiber "when the celvable kind on the chute, and, consldor
Intrepid riders of the "transverse" used Ing the terrible momentum they acquired
to flash down Farnam strre.. It was tho In their descent. It would havo been re
custom thcso days lo start at Eighteenth ! roarkublc If ho carnival had passed with
street, at which point the gradu was thirty ' out an ace'dpnt. As u matter of fact thero
feet higher than It Is now, ,ind the Imne- ! weru several nccldenie, tho most sorimiB
tus gained would bo so great as to carry I of which resulted In an Ipjury to ijowaid
me coasier ta ,1'Uieenin ana even to Four- Tdcn, son of Ur- Tllden, from which h,o
tcenth street, novor fully recoveied,
Then graders cut iTown the hill, with , Accidents of this kind, however, have
77
CREIGHT0N MEDC COSTUME
Cln' OltliM-ra liKilat II Wuh Sepcid
Wltliiiut I'rli llon or i:
enilci( lfltiin,
OMAHA, Feb. ! -To hu frMltor of The
Dee: It seems that somu lnd frletnj Is
very desirous that the' public shall ho an
quainted with the iirorccdlnn of the senior
class of Crelghton Medical college 'and has
hurdonpd himself wlti tho task of report
ing them to the dally iirere. ti Tho Dally
Bco of January 20, and ogaln Jantiary SO,
apppared accounts of m?ctlns of tho senior
plats, reporting that the members became
very excited and disorderly, almost pugil
istic, In discussions over tbe question of
A OAlUiLF. of salt aud water slreufithein
the threat, takes away thp scrappy fee.lln
nt (ha beginning of a Cold "77" does (l:i
rest.
WOOI.KN worn next tho skin ' keeps In
tho heat; "7"" strpngthens nml rcvlvcij luv
vitality und prevents Poldi.
DflV FppT aro essential to good hoaim
Keep the, fcot warm and dry, and "77" wll
kevp yo vcl,
II ATM K frequently; bo sure lo rub dry
and got up thu circulation (or tho bath,
a dofo ol "77" will assist nature.
KKUI' tho mouth elcoed, breathe through
the nose. If this l? djlncuht '0 bas
Catarrh and, pefjd "77."
M5T th,e beard grpw If your throat
sensitive, and take "7"" It cures hoarse
ness and restores (lie voice.
"8EVBNTY-SEVKN" ("77"J, Ur- Hum
phroys' Famous Specific, stops a Cold al
tl.o btart and "breaks up" Colds hat lung
on, At all DrugglsU.