Tnrr omaha daily bee: thuesday. September is. 100.
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MRS. SCHRAH STAR WIHESS
Woman Claiini"r to Be John Walker's
Siitr Under Crosiflro.
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INJECTS DRAMA' INTO UNIQUE CASE
Relates Tain W Brraer'. AfTerttoa
and Effort t Dr.lr.r Her Life
HA Jean's litHlbnirt
Tina Upt
Mrs. Ioabel Srhrrtm nf-Onwida, claiming
to be a sister of the late John Walker, the
South Omaha -renins, who- died Intestate
and with SU iiiwI up In ht elothing, in
her attempt to secure a. share of the es
tate, was the tar witness yeterday In the
county court.
On cross-examination Mrs. Schram sev
eral times broke lown under the question
Ins; of Attorney Breen. A number of pho
tographs were shown her taken from the
trunk of Wruker. She Identified the pic
ture of Mrs. Catherine Herr and of two
of the pictures supposed to be Walker In
his xounifer-years she thought she saw a
rfwmhlnncf, but. she would not say posi
tively any of them was Walker. The mem
ory of the witness appeared to be aa bad as
to letters and oilier matters of recent date.
In regard to the bos of pills, one of which
killed the witness' cat, she said she had
not noticed whether the stamp was Ameri
can or Canadian. The bo containing the
pills was labeled In Ink, "Take ana If In
great pain and repeat In two hours If necessary-"
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INJURED MAN AN ENIGMA
iser Poavsl aa Street Refnaea ta
(UVo Police -Any Informa
tion of Himself.
Charles Mason. Uiu stranger who was
found by the police Tuesday afternoon on
the sidewalk at Fifteenth and Douglas
street .is- being held- a the police stalion
for further Investigation and with hopes
his assailant may be apprehended.
Mason's story now la ha was struck In
the mouth by a args man wearing a brow.i
suit of clothes. Ha saya the blow felled
him to the walk and bruised his head.
Judging from his actions at the station It
was- thought the man's condition was ser
ious, so he was sent to the Clarkson hos
pital, but after being examined at tha
hospital it- was- learned there Is nothing
wrong. with, tha man further than a few
ordinary bruises.
Mason has been returned to the police
station. He maintains a stubborn alienee
regarding, himself and movements. Ha
carried, a I960 bogus draft when found on
the street, .
HOW EVANS SAW THE SHOW
Sixth Ward CassgUnua is Mistaken
for Crook by C Irene De
tective,
t
Councilman Evans has- found a new way
of getting free entrance' to the circus. He
was standing near the big tent at the show
the other night contemplating a short cut
across lota home. A policeman had refused
to let. him shorten his homeward trip and
he was merely standing, .doing nothing
when a detective belonging to the circus
force appeared- and asked him what ha
was doing. Evans told him and the detec
tive asked him- If he did not want to sea
tha show. The councilman politely de-
ADVANTAGES THAT WlfcJL APPEAL
TO ANY SHOPPER.
n m
Orchard 5 Wilhelm
Carpet Company.
Big
Sept(
tember
F
Allure
Trade Sale
The Saving Aver
ages a Full Third
mo IT BED Like Illustration, head stands fi"4 Inches high, made of
best material, hand tlnlshed enamel in choice of colors, brass trimmed
top. rails, spindles and knobs, bow foot, .Q5
' September Trade Sale
"'TWV- ROCKER Oak or 'mahogany finish, upholstered A RQ
leather or tupesiry back, September Trade Sale
rr.00 ROMAN CHAIR Oak or mahogany finish, finely 3uQ5
pollahtd. September Trade Sale
f i
" Many other articles including couches, library tables, parlor tables,
Iron beds, fancy rockers and odd chairs. -' parlor furniture, bedroom
furniture and den furniture in this big September Trade Sale at big
price concessions.
Hi 00
Hilt,, $0
St. Louis and Return
Septembsr 15, 16, 17, 20, 22, 27 and 29
The Burlington's St. Louis Flyer carries the hand
somest chair oars (seats free). It is the only train from
Omaha "stopping at Washington Avenue, the hotel and
busine district of St. Louis, in addition to the Union
Station. On return this train leaves St. Louis at the
desirable hour of 9:00 p. m.
Call on me for special World's Fair folders, for
bertha, tickets, and for any assistance or information in
connection with your trip.
J. B. REYNOLDS, City Pass. Ayent, 1502 Farnam St. Omaha.
IKUUOLI liD
Western IVlilitary
fM
Academy
Usees Alton.
Illinois.
rllned. birr the dertertlvs" politely msistel.
His Invitation grew exceedingly pressing
md the cminrilman finally gave way.
"The detective took me Inside and placed
me In a bos with Captain Dunn of the local
detective force and several other officers.
Of eourse he thought he had ran acroe
a crook of some kind and If be steered me
Into some of the city officers they might
recognize me snd take me up. Captain
Dunn gave the glad hand and I noyed
the performance a great deal. The detec
tive faded away whi n he saw he had made
a mlrtake."
OMAHA PRAISED BY I0WAN
Gate City sad Its Festive Klsg
Amur tdmlratiea ef Oea
Wolaea Hal.
"During the laet fortnight I have Inter
viewed most of your leading business
houses," said D. B. Lyons, municipal and
Industrial bond buyer of Des Moines.
"As a guest at your Ak-3ar-Ben meeting
I wbs royally entertained and Immensely
amused. I took the sacred oath and swore
allegiance with the rest of the boys, though
with the mental reservation that it was
to last only while In Omaha. Tour Ak-Sar-Ben
Is great. You are facing Increasing
prosperity.
"Tour Commercial club Is only two-thirds
aa big as ours, but I note Its commissioner
Is planning an Immediate Increase In mem
bership. "Omaha has some things that Des Moines
might profitably copy. The reverse also
is true.
"We all rejoice with you at the final
settlement of the strike. We are all
citizens of the middle west and cat 111
afford to harbor petty Jealousies. Omaha
is all right and deserves prosperity. '
COLD KILX9 THE GERM.
Lientenanf Perry ay There Are
Bald Heads In the Arctle Resrtoa.
i The people who come back from Klondike
testify to the fact that no native balds
heads are there. The evidence Is that the
cold climate kills the germs that cat the
hair off at the root. Lieut. Perry, who
went to the Arctic regions, gives the same
evidence. Newbro s Herpicide has tho
same effect as the cold climate. It kills
tlia germ that eats the hair off at the
roots, and the hair gmwa again. Herpiclde
is the first hair remedy built upon the
principle of destroying the germ that eats
the hair off. Its phenomenal sale demon
strates the correctness of the scaip germ
theory. Sold by leading druggists. Pend
10c in stamps for sample to The Per-ilclde
Co., Detroit. Mich. Sherman McConnull
Drug Co., Omaha. Neb., special agents.
Lww Colonist Rate
Via Chicago Great tvestern Railway
To points In Montana, Idaho, Washing
ton and western Canua. Tickets on salo
dally from September IS to October 15.
For further information apply to 3. D.
Parkhurst. General Agent, 1512 Farnum St.,
Omaha, Neb.
Wnrrlnare Licenses.
The following marriage license were Is
sued up to noon. September 14:
Name and Residence. Age.
Anton Hoffman. Omaha 22
Louise Rasmusson, Omaha 11
Mad P. Madsen, Omaha 29
Amelia H. Anderson, Omaha, 22
Frank A. Brown, Omaha- 41
Alice Bever. Sourh Omaha. 37
Frank W. Pickering, Ashland 31
Letha Russell, Ashland 20
Charles L Barber, Aahiand 28
Emma E. Becker, Ashland 31
George W. McDonald. Omaha 22
Ethel M, Smith. Omaha r 21
13 K. Wedding Rings. Edholm. Jeweler.
COACH
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.UU EXCURSIONS
fULLEliEI.
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inty. Thumuah mihun iM ihhiii
Cel. A. M. JACKSON. M iirt
RIGC MATTER TO COME UP
Appointment to Be Considered by hVjrab
licaa lute Committee.
BLiRKETT ALSO GETS CONSIDERATION
Only Wants His lame Appear
Oart on Ballot anal the Sena
torial osainntion
Pnt Of.
A general meeting of the state repub
lican committee and the executive com
mittee will be held at the state headquar
ters at the Murray hotel Thursday night.
Some of the candidate also may be pres
ent. Anong the matters that may come up la
the action of Chairman Burgees in appoint
ing Charley Rlgg as chairman of the speak
ers bureau without the approval of the
executive committee and the number of
times Congressman Burkett's name will
appeal on the ticket. The congressman a
friends says he does not want his name to
go on except for congress and wishes to
have the senatorial nomination by the state
convention left off. Others have pointed
out. however, that If this is done there
will be nothing morally binding on the
members of the legislature to vote fur
Burkett for senator next winter. The
question still is pending and the committee
may attempt to have it settled.
Republicans who called at the state head
quarters Tuesday included W. H. Harri
son of Grand Island. R. J. Kilpatiick of
Beatrice. Captaia McLaughlin of Beatrice,
Frank McCartney, postmaster at Ne
braska City; Charles E. Smith of San
Diego, Cal.; John D. Pope, formerly of
Friend, now of Chicago, and Judge E. M.
Coffin of Lincoln.
Fred .Emning has filed his petition as a
republican candidate for county commis
sioner from the Second ward. He Is the
second to file from this district, the former
being Tom McVlttle, who wants the same
office.
Harry Fischer, business ngrnt and sec
retary for the Retail Grocery Dealers' as
sociation, has announced himself as a can
didate for state senator before the repub
lican primaries October 7.
Chairman Alter of the democratic oounty
committee has announced that the local
campaign will be formally set In motion
September 30. ' when headquarters will be
established at the Jacksonlan club, with
himself in charge.
AGED WOMAN BADLY BURNED
Mrs. Johanna Knlgbt Tbongbt to Bo
Fatally Injured from
Fire.
At her home, 15:4 Ohio street, about 6
yesterday morning Mrs. Juhanna Knight
03 years of age, was seriously If not fa
tally burned from the ignition of her
clothes while getting breakfast over a
gasoline stove. In an heroic and successful
effort to extinguish the burning garments
of his grandmorher William Knight, with
whom Mrs. Knight lives, sustained several
burns about one foot and leg. Tho young
man's burns are not severe.
Mrs. Knight was burned more "r less
from head to foot and it is believed by the
attending physician she inhaled some of
the flumes. She is being attended by Dr.
W. H. Hobbs.
At the time of the accident Mrs. Knight
was arranging the morning meal for her
grandson, who "Is "In the empfby of tho
Paxton & Gallagher company. William
Knight was In bed at the time and was
first apprised of the accident, by hearing
his grandmother scream. Rushing from his
bed in his night robe, the young man
found his grandmother trying to smother
the flames in some bed clothing. She then
was nearly enveloped In flames. Young
Knight succeeded in smothering the burn
ing clothes.
Mrs. Knight has lived in Omaha nearly
fifty years. Her husband died about thirty
years ago and was a contractor In Omaha.
One of Mrs. Knight's daughters. Mrs. P.
O'Connor, lives at 3011 North Twenty-tirst
street. The othor daughters, Mrs. O. J.
Sherry of Horace, Kan., and Mrs. James
Wilson of St. Louis, have been sent for.
The property loss on account of the Are
was nominal.
WIFE AFTER RUNAWAY SPOUSE
Woman Wires to Have Mnrrlas of
Has band and His Steaogra
pn.es Prevented.
A telegram from Mrs. Alice Rogers of
Chicago to Acting Chief of Police Mostyn,
.of Omaha, says William H. Rogers, tne
woman's husband, and Miss Naomi Spen
cer, Rogers' stenographer, are headed for
Omaha where they Intend securing a mar
riage license and becoming man and wife.
The aggrieved wife appeals for the police
to prevent the wedding, but Uie police say
they are not at liberty to take action
merely on the authority or advice of a civ
ilian or until informed by an officer of the
law.
The train on which the runaway couple
is said to huve left Sioux City arrived In
Omaha about 3:46 yesterday afternoon over
! the Northwestern.
Here is the telegram:
CHICAGO, Sept. 11 1H.
Chief of Police, omuna. Stop wedding
nt William H. Hugers. He is manager of
Chicago Newspaper union. Stoux City, go
ing to marry Naomi Spencer, hia xteno
grapher. Rogers is not divorced. I m
nla wife and reside at 3437 Rhodes avo.
itogers may claim to be divorced, but if
ne nas a divorce it was fraudulently pro
cured and I have notified attorneys at
Sioux City to have proceedings begun at
once to set atdde any decree he may have.
Wedding to take place September 14 at
home of one of his sisters. SlBters are
Mrs. Ed Brait or Mrs. Maurice Harrington.
ALICE RtXiERS.
The sisters referred to are not known to
the pollen and their names do not appear
in the city directory.
VAIL ON CROSS-EXAMINATION
Pnt to Rla-IH Teat By Attorneys for
Paekera In Federal Coart
Hearlns;.
The hearing In tha strike contempt cases
was continued in the United States cir
cuit court yeaterduy morning with Stephen
Vail still on the witness stand. He was sub
jected to a rigid cross examination, with
the apparent view to Identify him directly
with tacit violations of the Injunction or
der. The witness said at all times he had
counseled and advised the strikers to live
wholly wtthla the law, refrain from vio
lence and not to gather in crowds.
A protracted argument waa entered Into
between the attorneys, as to the court's
explanation of the paragraph In the re
straining order pertaining to the prohibi
tion pf picketing and the relation that
it bore to the construction placed upon the
Union Paciiiu Injunction relating to pick
eting, and aa to the technical definition
of actual and constructive oontempi. I
The only witness In rebuttal was Fred !
A. Robinson, foreman ef the Cudahy can
nlng department; who testified aa to the
orders gU'en the men of hia department
going out at the time at Uie sulk muA
their subsequent return, and the endeavor
to Identify Mr. Vail with this order.
BOY RULES AT DCG POUND
Color Lad Pnnlabed for Tpeottln
Peaee anal Dlanlty of Canine
Detention Burns.
Walter Reed, a colored boy, has been
lined J10 and costs in police court, where
he was arraigned on the charge of assault
and battery on Henry Cleveland, an em
ploye at the city dog pound. According
to the story told by Pnundmaster Laugh
land and his staff, consisting of Ora GIN
belt and the Cleveland boy, the Reed boy
took umbrage to the- retention of his dng
at the pound by beating the Cleveland
i boy. who was in the office while Laugh-
land went to the kennels for the Reed dng.
Poundmaster Laughlnnd testified that his
life had been threatened by young Reed
and his father and mother, and. In fact, the
general peace and dignity of the dng pound
has been In Jeopardy for some time.
One Way Rates.
Every day from September 15 to October
IS, 19ii, tne Union Pacific will sell One-way
Colonist tickets at the following rates,
from Mlcsouri River terminals. Council
Bluffs, to Kansln City Inclusive;
S20.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
D0 uu to Butte. Anaconda and Helena.
122. jO to Spokane and Wenatcheee. Wash.
fcS.JO to Everett, Fairhaven, Whatcom,
Vancouver, and Victoria, via Huntington
and Spokane.
KS.tfO to Portland and Astoria; or to
Tacoma and Seattle, via Huntington and
Portland or via Huntington and Spokane.
to Ashland. Roeeburg, Eugene,
Albtiny and Salem via Portland.
Ca.iO to San Francisco, Los Angeles. San
Diego and many other California points.
For full Information call on or address
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1224 FA R.N AM ST.
'Phone ilti.
Special Snndny Rates to Great West
ern Park. Manning. la.
For the months of June. July, August
and September, on every Sunday except
July 3. the Chicago Great Western railway
will sell round-trip tickets at one fare to
Great Western park. Manning, la. For fur
ther information apply to S. D. Parkhurst,
General Agent, 1512 Farnam street, Omaha,
Neb.
For Rent.
An excellent office location, fronting on
Pearl street, only half a block from. Broad
way, with a nice large show window which
can be used for display. Bee office. 10
Pearl street. Council Bluffs.
Home Visitor's Excnrainna Fair.
Tuesdays In September and Oct. 1L Good
thirty days. Half fare plus C Many
points In Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky.
Inquire at the Northwestern Line Office.
101 and 1408 Farnam St.. Omaha-
Diamonds I Diamonds:: Diamonds:::
Edholm. Jeweler.
Try Colfax Purox water.
Klmman Ready with Veto;
Acting Mayor ZImmnn says that while
he has not fully Informed himself on the
matter, he thinks he will veto the anti
sidewaik merchant ordinance passed bv
the council Tuesday night. Says he thinks
the sidewalk venders do no particular
harm and thnt the nriltnnnce merely
affects the down-town district, therefor
discriminating aa to localities whers they
are proscribed.
DIED.
BONE Cliarle A., September 14. at
his late residence. 131 California street,
aged 31 years.
Funeral SatuHay September 17, 2:30 p.
m. Interment Proppeet Hid.
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Be Sure It Is
Photographer,
Thewi You Are Alright
318-320-322 S. I5lh St.
WEST Sidn of tha Strcal.
BREATHE HEALING BALSAMS
Hj-omel'a Xovel Way Carina; Ca
tarrh Sherman X McConnell
(iurutet a tare.
This novel treatment for catarrh can
ists of a hard rubber Inhaler of a aire con
venient to be carried In the vest pocket
or purse, a medicine dropper and a bottlo
of Hyomel. By Its use it la possible to
breathe while at home or at work, air
which is almost Identical with that of the
mountains or health resorts where the air
la ladden with healing and health givlng
balsama. No other medicine gives such prompt 1
relief aa Hyomel In the treatment of ca
tarrh. The first breath soothes and heals
the Irritated and smarting air passages,
and its regular use for a few days or weeks ,
will cure the most stubborn casen.
Sherman 4 McConnell Drug Co., corner
ltith and Dodge streets. Omaha, will e!l
a Hyomel outfit for 11.00 with their personal
guarantee to refund the money If It does
not cure. Tou run no rtsir whatever In
buying Hyomel. for ynur word decides the
question aa to whether you pay f.ir the
remedy or not.
-Sorosis-
The Perfected
American Shoe
The Ideal Comfort
Giving Shoe for
Women It fits all
feet because ' it is
made in all shapes.
Only the deformed
foot must now have
them made to order.
The Price $3.50
Catalogue Sent Free
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 S. 15th St.
Frtsk WUcox, Mgr.
m 1ft Asntn mrl
at in CGUiii aim
Faroam'.
No t Moore's Oven Thermometer
shows exactly the heat of the oven.
It's use does away with guessing, and
makes baking a sore thing. It takes
210 degrees to fcaka sponge cake.
Ten degrees either way and the cake
is spoiled. Can you always guess it
close enough ? Moore's Thermom
eter tells in plain figures. Saves a
lot of uncertainty and never makes a
a I
er I
mistake. A pleasure to show it to
you. Also the Hinged Top, Con
troller Damper and the many other
ff points in which aioore s Kangi
Aexcell all others.
NaJSilAsitA m v i vi js.sv
AHO CARPtI CO.
413-415 No. 24th SL, South Omaha.
Made of the flnpst selected Barley
and Imported K '.'iniian bops.
CABINET
THE BEER YOL LIKE.
Ia unexcelled as a tonic. It la nr
equallert for invalids and convalescent.
Young mothers will find It superior to
any other beer for its milk, producing
qualities.
Sold en Dlnlns; and Bnffet Cars,
Fred Krug Brewinj Co.
Omaha's Vndal Brewry
Telephoned. OMAHA
Walk-Over
The one Man's Shoe that fits Men's
Fer.
In ail the shapes and all the leather.
Whether far store, shop or street,
the conuort and style Is certainly
found In the Wak-Over at 13 io and
t4.ua.
Decatur Shoe Co.,
1521 Farnam St.
Frank Wilcox. Mgr.
Sellers of
K. F. Ncttlst oat sod Walk Over Shoes
tiff!)
W Moore's v j
Stoves :
Please JL
I Is shz Guessing? 1 19
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New Fall Custom Tailored
Suits for Women.
Here is two very special suit values for
womenWe do not think there is another,
house in Omaha where tha women can buy
strictly custom tailor suits Made from ex
clusive fabrics such as only the high priced
tailors show at anywhere near so low.
WOMEN'S NEW COAT SUITS Made of the very best new etamlne eheww
lots. In black, blue and brown comes In fitted back and also new hutcher
hark roats. new plaited round length skirts, 11. 7 C
perf-t In tit ami workmannh In "11. iJ
SPECIAL PRICE - -
WOMEN'S NEW SWELL TAILOR-MADE SCTTS AT C7.50 In thls-aesnrt-ment
you will find 75 different styles to select from, tn the very newest
mode s. made by the best stilt makers In America the new Ps.rirl
suit new i-lnch tight fitting suits with vest fronts, with PA
rir--t trimmtnes suits that would be cheap at H6.0" A. ..ill
SPECIAL PRICE ,
Two Specials n Women's Walking Skirts for Thursday.
250 WOMEN'S WALKING SKIRTS Made of all wool meltons, chevloto
and all wool fancy mixtures. In several new. up-to-date M Qfl
styles perfect tn fit and workmanship skirts made to retail Ht'JXM
at t7.50-SPECIAL THLRSDAT
300 WOMEN'3 WALKING SKIRTS Made of this season's swellest mate
rials, plain and mixtures, a.l new
rhe proper hang made to retail at
SPECIAL. THCRSDAI
AK-SAR-BEN
CANDY GIFT BOX
Our Own Manufacture.
Purity and Excellence Guaranteed
$1.00 DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED
STATES.
Send a sweet remembrance to your out-of-town friend.
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Dewey & Stone Furniture Go.
1115-1117 Farnam Street.
NEW LINE
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We have just receivetl a big line of the latest patterns
of the above goods, made of selected quarter-sawed oak and
and finished equal to the liaest goods made.
Examine Tliese The Toniest Goods Shown This Season
Hotel Vict
Broadway, Fifth Avenua and 27th St., New York
Is a modem, nrst-claes hotel, in the center
of the whopping district. Complete In all lis
appointments and ahsolutely fireproof.
Furnishings and decorations entirely new
throughout. Accommodations tor 5tt
uests: IM suites with baths. Hot and cold
water and telephone In every room.
European plan. Cuisine unexcelled. Rooms
tl.oO a day up. with bath S2.S0 up. The only
hotel In Manhattan fronting both on Broad
way and Fifth Avenue.
GEORGE W. 8WEENKY,
T CVCTTC UOTCI
- - VsaVi under the same management.
Every 7omah
IS limn nml .ml maul. Know
.Dual Ui. woMrfiu
MARVtL whirl ino Sprs?
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fun ii.ni0Ui.r. ui ii I! . ill" ITi.
v.ln.il. lo iMlt. MASVKLift
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For sale by
SCHAErER'S DRl'U STORES. 16th and
Chicago sis.; Ho. Omaha. 24th and N sia;
Council Bluffs. 5th and Main sis.
It L" H.N A CO., lliih and tiouslas street.
tSESiHOWQ&Sni.
Ua. Bl( lor aaBatara
licMM.ininiiii.n
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Fif fs antn and
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shnpea cut full with t. Clfl
110.00 D.-U
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OF BUFFETS
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Quartered Oak Buffets,
at - S26
Quarter-sawed Oak Buffets,
at S33
Quarter-eawed Oak Buffets,
at ... 3S
Quarter-sawed Oak Buffets,
at 4I
Quartered Oak Buffets,
at
Quartered Oak Buffets,
at $SQ
Proprietor.
BrmLO, MEW TOHK,
KARLE & SEARLES
O win hat. rb.
CURES GUARANTEES
Quicker and for
LESS MONEY
than other
SPECIALIST
Cures mil special dlsw
eases ef mail kidney,
bladder and rtlsssea
of women.
" 1 sign, symptom, suras on
soey. la mouth, tongue, throat, hair aa4
er. brows (fulling oulj disappear aompietniy
larevOT.
VirlCMi Yilos Rrn-'luii:.'
eiitting. pals or loss of time, flever faila.
Quickest oure in the world.
Wiit lint-us Met lrJ,, 'JiS:
nervous deoillty. enrls dauTlnav !. r
i sur ana strength.
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