THE NORFOLK NEWS : FKWAV AtWST 19 HUM.
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crarca Cwte , JJtimB , Brulsee.
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cures Sprains and Strains.
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IB a positive cure for Piles.
YOUNG MAN FROM PIERCE , WHO
WAS SO BADLY HURT.
MAY SUFFER YEARS TO COME
Still Under Intense Agony , the Young
Man Who Was Struck Down on the
Streets , After Over a Week , Is In
a Decidedly Precarious Way.
Ollie Caglc , the yonng man from
Pierce who has been near dentil for
more than a week because of a blow
received while quietly walking along
Norfolk avenue on the last night of
the Nebraska firemen's tournnpient ,
was today taken to his home In
Tierce for further care until the
wound shall turn for better orvorse >
Under the inlluence of a heavy
opiate , which might In a small way
alleviate the tremendous pain from
which Caglo constantly suffers , he
was carried to the city station
of the Northwestern railroad and
put aboard train No. 1 , which took
him home. He was accompanied by
his mother and others.
His condition today Is slightly if at
all changed from that of yesterday.
He may bo a trifle better but the
change in any direction Is so slight
that physicians fail to note it def
initely.
Serious for Years.
" 1 can't tell very much about that
wound , " said Dr. A. Bear today , who
has been in attendance. "I don't
know whether he is better or not.
As long as he seethed a trifle Im
proved In condition , we will not op
erate. That wound , though , will pos
sibly give him trouble for years. He
may fall at any moment. You never
can tell what will happen in those
brain injuries. We sent him home
because his mother was at a big ex
pense in keeping him here , and he
can be cared for just as well at home.
We reduced the suffering as much as
possible , for the sake of traveling ,
and he will be as well taken care of
In Pierce as he could he here. "
Proposed Constitutional Amendment.
The following proposed amendment
to , and convention for the revision of ,
the Constitution of the State of Ne
braska , as hereinafter set forth in
full , is submitted to the electors
of the State of Nebraska , to be voted
upon at the general election to be
held Tuesday , November 8 , A. D.
3904 :
( Senate File No. 114. )
A Bill for a Joint Resolution rec
ommending to the electors of the
state to vote at the next election of
members of the Legislature for or
against a convention to revise , amend
and change the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska in accordance with
Section 2 , Article 15 , of the Constitu
tion of the State of Nebraska.
Be it Resolved by the Legislature
of the State of Nebraska :
1. That it is deemed necessary to
call a convention to revise , amend
and change the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska.
2. That the electors are recom
mended to vote at the next election
of members of the Legislature for or
against a convention to revise , amend
and change the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska.
3. That at such next election of
members of the Legislature on the
ballot of each elector voting at such
election , shall be printed or written
In such manner that the elector can
indicate his preference under the law
the words : "FOR calling a conven
tion to revise , amend and change the
Constitution of the State of Nebras
ka , " and "AGAINST calling a con
vention to revise , amend and change
the Constitution of the State of Ne
braska ; " and If a majority voting , at
said election shall vote for a conven
tion , the Legislature shall , at Its next
session , provide by law for calling the
same.
1 , Gee , W. Marsh , Secretary of
State of the State of Nebraska , do
hereby certify that the foregoing pro
posed amendment to the Constitu
tion of the State of Nebraska , and
providing for a Convention for the
revision of said Constitution of the
State of Nebraska , is a true and cor
rect copy of the original enrolled bill
passed by the Twenty-eighth session
of the Legislature of the State of Ne
braska , asit appears from said original
bill , on file in my office , and that said
proposed amendment and revision of
the Constitution of the State of Ne
braska Is submitted to the qualified
voters of the State of Nebraska , for
their adoption or rejection , at the
general election to be held on Tues
day , the 8th day of November , A. D
1904.
In testimony whereof , I hereunto
set my band and affixed the Great
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3u wee for over ( sixty ycnre ,
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cnrea Spavin and Klnglxmc.
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ctircB nil fonusof Kliuutimtitmi.
Seal of the State of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln this 5th day of
July , in the year of onr Lord One
Thousand Nine Hundred nntl \mr. l . of
the Independence of the United Status
the Ono Hundred and Twenty-Ninth
and of this State the Thltty eighth.
( Great Seal ) Geo.V. . Marsh ,
Secretary of State
TRINITY CHOIRBOYS GO CAMPING
l.i-fl Thin MoriihiK for the Yi'llmt
llnnkMlii > n * 'I lu > > \\lll Mx'iut
\\i-fk In ( InVoiiils. .
The choir boys of Trinity Kplxcnpnl
church loft this mornliiK for their mi-
inial camping outliiK nt tile Yellow
Hanks , fully equipped with tentH.
cooking utensils , UshltiK tackle , pro-
\IsloiiH mid othc-r Rood things anil
conveniences Hint will contribute to
tholi pleiisnie dining n week In the
n Ulllls
Hov J. C S Wellli WPtit nloiinr to
tnko P.\IO of the bo\H nnd eo to It
Hint they linvo nn enjoyable week of
It
MHS. miMC * . KOIII\M > \ IH2-
rn.Mis unit iit
\V\S II. I , TUPTii > IN NOIII'OI.K.
SluliilniN Her lliiNliiinilIIM Tolil It )
( li < - riilcf < if I'ollrr Thill Maiiton
\VIIN Hut Tour MII 'MHIIJ Tramped
llnck to ClilciiKO IN slok.
Mr Fiank 8 Robinson. rr > South
Sheldon stieet , Chlcnpo , IH angry at
Not folk ami the Not folk pollpe and
the Noifolk poults nntl The News She
Is iiiisry because her hiiHh.md , Frank
S Itohlnson , n dealer nt "stud pokei"
In llonesteal dmlng the rush , who
iMme to the reservation "to better his
pomlltlon , " was in tested in Noifolk ,
kept In jnll. chnigcd and found guilty
of vnginncy , rclle\pd of his money ,
sent out of town without a cent and
.foiled to walk bnck home fioin lieie
to Chicago.
When arrested here , the police
claimed that they had secured "Ueef-
stenk Hob. " That theory wns without
foundation. As his wife puts It In a
letter , "his name was never Beefsteak
Hob In his life. "
MLS Robinson says :
Chicago , Aug. 12 Editor News :
My husband hns just returned from
Norfolk , where he went from Bone-
steel , S. D , where he put In claim fern
n homestead. lie came home sick nnd
all broke up , as he had to tramp It
from Norfolk. To my surprise and
consternation lie told me of the
trouble he had In your town. He
was waiting In Norfolk to see If he
would draw a home and was arrested
by a police olllcer by the name of Pll-
ger , nnd kept In jnll two nights and
one day. Not satisfied with that they
brought a warden or something like
that from the penitentiary to Identify
him as one called Beefsteak Bob and
one of your reporters came to see him
In his cell and accosted him by the
nnme Bob nnd asked If he didn't re
member about burning some houses
In Covlngton , Ky. Ills nnme wns never
Beefsteak Bob In his life Not alone
that , but the mnn who Identified him
never spoke a word to my husband erIn
In any way accosted him and yet he
told Chief of Police Kane that my hus
band served eight yenrs in the peni
tentiary and hnd only got out nbout
two months nnd without Investigating
they took It for granted. My husband
says he offered to have them send to
Chicago a telegram at his epense to
prove whom he was but the chief of
police would not listen nnd made him
be fined for n vagrant and walked
him to the railroad track and told him
to walk four miles to the next sta
tion , which was twelve miles Instead
of four. He came home without a
cent of money. "
"Mrs Frank S Tloblnson.
Robinson was the morphine fiend ar
rested during the tournament. In
stead of stopping In Norfolk to see If
he might draw , he hnd stopped to
help run a flat joint. According to
his own story , he hnd got off with nn
old mnn who was going to try to "fix"
the town , nnd btart a dice game In
which the spots are counted np and
the victims counted out of his money.
Tim Nni.inii CAHMVAI. .
SocrHnry Cole * .n > N Illn Timn In I're-
imrliiK l r n HlK Time.
W. W. Cole , secretary of the carni
val , race meet and bnpe ball tournn-
ment to be'held at Nellgh , September
7 , 8 and 0 , was In the city today nd-
vertlslng the event. He cnme down
from Nellgh yesterday and went up
the Bonesteel line , returning this
morning. He says Nellgh Is making
the greatest preparation In Its history
to entertain the crowds who will be
there on the dntes of the tournnment.
nnd when the enterprising citizens of
that city set about doing a thing they
make It n success , because , contrary
to the practice In some towns , the people
ple all work In harmony and put their
shoulders to the wheel for the ac
complishment of one common object.
Mr. Cole extends a special Invitation
to the people of Norfolk to come nnd
have a good time with them during
the tournament. He says Nellgh has
always sent good crowds to Norfolk's
entertainments and he feels that his
town la offering attractions this year
that Ate deserving of reciprocity.
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fur Man , Beast or JPoaltry.
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licala Old Borea qnlckly.
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curca Cakctl Udder lu cow a.
nt r nf .1 vti. v r i VSTrrr.u
MONTHS or n
i\s uir.n ; < \N nnr.v TIUVI.
I'lirilUT Illllllllllll HctlM'llM'llll
Kllloil I ) , < ) , I.use \limnorlli inn )
\\lui \\IIH Seiilenreil In I InIViiltni -
tlitr ) fur Ilie , \ | MN I'lleiliN Here.
Kietl M Mans Connelly n talliimd
delLHtho foi dm Chicago & Nmili-
\\ostiirn company , who killed l n\ld
u huso at AhiHWorth a llttlo n\or
two JOIIIH ago whllo making an ar-
ii'st , and who , having hi > un cnu\l < teil
tif nun del anil Himtonred to the peni
tential v lor life , IIIIH Just rupviiilj
icon KHinlod n new ttlal by the 111-
it erne i om t of NohriiHkn , WUH lu Vm -
oik j extoi day Ho was huio pur-
tleularly on himlnusH , but found time
lining the nftui noon to uluit with a
PW fi lends whom ho mot down
own He leturned to AliiHWoith liiHt
light.
Se\einl > ems ago Mr. Hans wns
\\ell known In Norfolk. Ho used in
niss tinoligh tlilH city frequently imd
( new many ol the piofcsHlonnl men
On Not folk avenue ycMerday ho nut
\V M Itobei IHOII , Chief of Poll' ' e
\iine and the Ilev. Mr. Oake , foimoilj
if Alnsvvotth Mr. Hans WUH n gnext
ast night at the home of the Ilev
Mi O.ike , foi dinner.
The f minor nilliond detective , vho
ins been confined In the Hrown coun
ty Jull foi many months until a few
ln > s ago , when his I oleaho WIIH re-
nn ted In the dispatches to The News
whows the vveur of a haul lmpilnoii-
uent His face Is nmike.il with lines
which tell plainly of the mental wuf-
eilng which 111 ! hns undeigoiiu dining
those dnjH nnd months of conllnomcnt
Mis Huns , he .says , hn.s .suffeied tiimu
than ho fiom the tioublo that lias
come to him.
"Yes , It has hnd an effect upon
me , " .said the man who now bipathos
nit of door air .ignln. "I have suf
feied oinio toituio , I suppose , finm
that Itnpi Isonmont than any savage
ever suffered at the stnke. No ono
who has not gone through the ttlnl
ind the tremendous oideal can fully
appieclatc the siiffuilng of It. It
seems good to be out of Jail , walking
u omul In the open air and able to
hold up your head again. "
He wns tried , found guilty , sen
tenced for life , nnd a new trial asked
for. The supiemo court consldoied
nit two eriois In the appeal and 01-
deicd a new trial.
A little over a week ago the pris
oner was leelased on ball In the
amount of $10,000. A number of cat
tle men went on the bond. The now
trial must come at the next session of
the district court , if n new trial Is
at ought It Is said that Mr Hans has
no enemies In Brown county nnd that
citizens there universally sympathize
with him
MISS \UI.OTTI2 KANrilllll IIIC-
COMIS iiitini : OK MUUTHMVI * .
\vnnni.\o TIIIP TO IMIIMIMMMIS
\iulil MeeornlloiiN of Niilloiuil Colnm ,
\Vltli Only tli < * I'mnlly rrexent fur
tli < * r'prvmoio't n Norfolk Ctrl lle-
OOIIII'H n Solillrr'n Ilrlde.
An unusual wedding for Norfolk
took place In this city last evening
when Miss Charlotte 1 Fnncher be
came the brldo of Lieutenant Russell
C. Hand , Thirteenth regiment U. S.
A. It was a military wedding through
out , nn especlnlly pretty nffnlr nnd
one of more than usual Intel est be-
cnuse of the unique typo of marriage
that It wns The wedding trip will
end In the Philippine Islands.
At the home of J. 1 * Weaver , Mouth
Ninth street , the brldo being a daugh
ter of Mrs Weaver , the ceremony was
performed. Rev. J. F. Poucher , of
the Methodist nplscopal church , offi
ciated. The homo wns handsomely
decorated with American Hags nnd
bunting Following the ceremony , n
sumptuous wedding supper was served
In several courses.
The groom was dressed In dress pn-
rnde uniform. This morning the cou
ple departed for San Frnnclsco whore
they will remain for a short time , sail
ing within a few weeks for the Phil
ippine Islands , whore Lieutenant Hand
hns been ordered.
Only the family and one or two most
Intimate friends were present for the
wedding. Two sisters of Lieutenant
Hand are here from Tankton , 8. D ,
The brldo hns made Norfolk her home
for about a year , having taught near
this city.
The groom , n first lltutenant , has
been stationed heretofore at San Fran
cisco ,
LITTLE BOY GETS A BAD GASH
Ilounrd Houi.li In Struck on thr Hrod
With n Huge Cliuuk of ConI N > ur
Ilnllrond Depot.
Karl Housh. a lad living In the
eastern part of the city , while picking
up coal in the yards of the Union Pa-
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UcBt for llurHC ailmeiitM.
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licet for Cattle ailment *
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BcHt for Sheep alhiientM.
till Hllltloll llllH Illofllhti ; \\I1M HI I lit It
ultli n liuirn rlmnlt of i mil wlili h mime
uie Imil thiovMi on hlx head The
\\inincl inielxeil WIIM nc\eie , iiitttiiK
M Imd HMI | The hov inn hiiuie CM-
inn \\tth pntu , and n to\\nl winppeit
i > \er ( lit ! In.luiy unlimited with blond
A RUHll thli'O Ilichcifl IOIIK was nlli eil
Into tlld llttlo fellow's heml nnd vex -
01 nl Htltrhcs were luitulrvd to put the
lli"ih tOKUthe
nn. .
iNNfil n llnil Mulil anil I'respri'lM mr
Not I'.iiriiiiiiiKlnu.
Col. J 10 KlmpHiin paNxed n voi y bad
nnd thin mnrnliiK bin eoiulltlon
\\-I\H \ coiiHtdcied HOI IOIIK Ilo Is uvl-
dunlly bnc-oniltiK wonkor ovci y tiny
nnd his family and friends mu not nl
nil eucoiiinKed ever the prospect of
hlH recovery. In fnct It In tlorlduilly
douhtful If be will over iiRiiln bo nblo
In curly cbuorful ginotliiK and on-
I'outMKliiK words to his fi loiulH lu Nor
folk , whom ho immlims by the thini-
HiiiulH Ilo WIIH tnkon Miiiiio moiiths
IIKO with trouble of the stomach
which linn KI"dually boon undoi'mln-
\t\H \ \ ) IH | iHirnutli , until now the \\ornl
Is femed
NOHPOI K < < MIN \ i.irr : I\KI\
' 1'IIIS MOHMN ( ; I-OII 'I'll 11' .
.lOIM'.ll 111 STNTUSOIl > liitS. :
'I'lic Trnhi of Tronpx llcinlril for ( In-
Stulc iiiiMliiipiiiriil nt Ulitlil < ' ! ! > ,
\\llt > lmlr I'p ' Here 'I'liilll } \ \ IMIHT
llanil nml U I'H | 1'iilnt ( 'uiiipiiii ) ( io ,
Clothed lu tbo sei vlco hi own unl-
foi IIIH which mat k them us soldleiH
lo s.iy nothing ; of the oxiiorlnnt HinllcH
nml HID puti loll.Hni thnt always Is lu-
HII | | > ( do liemt of n inllllla hand com
pany L , Second regiment , Nebraska
d. Captain rhuntei A Fuller < om-
lliiK , left Not folk nt I ! 20 o'cloi k
tlilH inoinhiK ever the Chlinno X
Not tliwostoin inllt end for David City.
\\huio , until AtiKUHt 23 they will ic-
maln In the stnto ciicnmiiinent tn-
Kothor with soldiers of other Xe-
biiiHka coinpntiles.
At Staiitou the tialn jili kcd up
( ompaiiv II , Cnptnln Kheily coimnmid-
lM ( . At AVlHiior they took on the
Wlsnor iCKlniont hand , well knouu
In this Kcctlon of the stnlo , and nt
\Vcst I'olntoio joined by the rnlll-
tla tomp.mv of thnt town , unnHslKnud.
Company M , of Albion nlxo jrilned the
Norfolk cruwd , OH did the HlKiml corjis
f i om Fioinont.
OMIcoiH In chaiKO of the Norfolk
eomp.my woreCtitnlii | CheKter A.
Fuller , KljHt Ueutenatit Carl II. Pll-
Ker , Socoml Ueiitenaiit J. A. Htilney.
SuiKi'iintK Kieelnnd , MiiKHlck , l ee , Dn-
vln , Kleiitz ; CoipoialH Dlxou , MaiiHko ,
Co\ert , Kreelnncl , MohtliiM : .
The boyH weie Kettlng ready nil
day yesterday for the trip The
HtieetH weie dotted with iinlforiiiH
which had been pot out for the Htnrt
nnd the mllltln men niled harbor
Hhops , KettliiK Into Kood form.
They weie accompanied to the train
by a MU in bur of frlendH Major GCK-
ner of MaillNon" In to net lu hlH new
cnpnclty for the flint time thlH weok.
It had boon hoped to hold thin en
campment up nlniiK the Nlnbr.irn riv
er , hut the dlstnnce on rnllrond fares
was prohibitive.
M , B , A , CONVENTION COMING
Norfolk CclN Tlilnl Dlxlrlcl \ rmlil >
of ( lie UVII Kiiimn I'riiterniil
OrKiiiil/ntliin.
The Modern Hiotberhood of Amur-
lea met nnd eloctrd deloKUteH to HIP
district con\jntlon which ineetH In
Norfolk September 6. The followliiK
weie elected : Max AHimiR , J. M Cov-
ort. M O Hazen , W. H. Vnll , Mr Sldors
nnd Mrs. Vail. Thin convention will
comprise nil lodKCH of the Third con-
Kresxlonnl district of Nebraska nud
will elect tlueu dcloBnteH to the na
tional convention which meets In Min
neapolis during the following month.
Friends of Prank II Scott of Stanton -
ton , who IH now a director In the nn-
tlonal organization , are Interested In
securing his re-election.
Siinilny Sclmol rirnlo.
The picnic Klven for the children
and older members of tbo Johannes
Lutheran chutch and Sundny hohool
nt the Huhlow Krove east of the city ,
wan a most enjoyable affair. The en
joyments usual to such affairs were
of n particularly nffreenble nature and
the younK folks In addition plcnmir-
ably participated In a number of
Kames thnt had been prepared for
them. A brief literary und musical
proKiam was Riven during : the after
noon.
Too Much < ; rrii Apple.
Paul , the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
I.uiiKenberK. who live nt the corner
of Madison avenue nnd Ninth street
Is oerlously sick with stomach trouble
brought on by eating unripe apples
The Ind Is about twelve years of ago
nnd Is In a serious condition
It Is n season of the year when chil
dren , nnd older people too , can nffon
to bo very careful of their diet , as the
weather conditions conspire with un
ripe fruit and sometimes thnt which
Is overripe , and Indigestible eatables
to make trouble nt thin time more
than any other teanon of the year.
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lltuhci-M up StlfTJolntM.
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] > ftictnUcM to the very
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alwnyH glvt-H Hiitlnfaclloii.
u n.i , HIiir.i n \ t < in \ i \ M\T
SHIM r.Miir.n rt , 11 , ir , HI.
I'ltiniisi : or i \ itiiiitrsiMi ; ;
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TtiNcill \\lll lie OIKof MM- Moil
liri'rvsl nl I'.M't llrlit In I lir loiinl ) .
iiuiiin.iN \\iii in- i\iiiiiiiiiiiiiu- : . ! .
Hui'roliioi v .1 1. llnoni MIIII iniuoiiiio-
I-H dm il.ili'M rm thn .MnillHiin < iiuiitv
fnlr. Thi' p\mit \\lll lu > hold llilH vonr
nt .MnillHiin SiMiti'inlii'i in , II , Ifi nml
10 All UM uilunt iiroKrnm hna boon
an .niKi.'il I'm I In- loin iln.VM , thuii ! iiro
| iroHioi < tit nf line uxhlbltn IhroiiKlioul
nil de-pin imoutN and llnm < M every In-
dli'iitloii nl * u IntKO i-rowd from thoho-
to the cud.
I'l'll I'toni \ \ licrl ,
U'uiriili'l , fotomall of Thn
NIIWN' | ob I oiini , IH In It IIIM : a vnriitliiii
oiifoicud by n budlv Hprnlnnd wrlnt
u rldlnir hlH bli Vflo Iui \\ai4 compollnd
o iniikii n xlinit mid vlolonl turn ted
d < iip IHIIII luiinliiK iluun a Htiuill boy
'ho tin nIIH NO slim t mid Hiidiluu tlml
li \Voll l < li'l WIIH tirnun ) with thu
l" < llll HtlltUd
Iiiiiro | liiK "III I'miM-rl ) .
TIlC Mlllllll Illlllll ) Illllllllll U'ISl ' ( if
lie .MmiUaiilt | Ji'Wnliy Htom , fiirycins
Ni > d .IN n ( 'lilm-Mi ! laundry and ( it ono
Imn tun as a "hup" Joint by 0110 of
ll ( > VCllOW KUUtH flOIII tlld Cill > Htllll
( IliKilnm , hut ninv ociMlplcd IIH a nuii-
lu cnttltlK' Will Us , IH bi'llIK I'l'pnlli'il
ml linpiivccl It IIIIH n.M'oiitly sunk
own on ItH loiiniliitloii and n new mid
iihstmitlnl wall IH licliu , ' plarud iiiulei
YOU MUST NOT FORGET
Tlmlo uro constantly grouin in the art of
making Kino Photos , and our products will al
ways be found to embrace tbo
and Newest Stales in Curds and Knish We also
carry it line line of Moldings .suitable for all
kinds of framing.
I. 3MC.
The Practice of Medicine
Becoming Specialized
The Physicians of the Large Cities the First to Adopt it and
There are Now Many Throughout the Country.
Specialism Is the Idea of the day.
s'ot that every physician cnn be a
specialist , nor would It bo Justifiable
n every doctor becoming one , but
here are advantages that can be de
rived only by a special practice which
s applicable to certain communities
oven though the physician himself Islet
lot a bona lido resident of that lin-
nedltc vicinity. Small towns and the
country are the principal communities
n which a specialist could scarcely
prosper , but as practiced by some
specialists , that of going from one
city to another , making tils visits and
seeing his patients nt regular ap-
minted Intervals , ono can derive ad
vantages far superior to those re
ceived In many Instances by a visit
to the cities.
We cite , for Instance , that of Dr.
Caldwell , a specialist of Chicago , who
Is and has been making regular visIts -
Its to our community for the last two
years. Dr. Caldwell came well rec
ommended and lias succeeded In es
tablishing a practice far beyond her
expectations. She hns made many
cures and has succeeded In building
np a reputation and practice among
those whom she has cured that would
1)0 hard to get away from her. Dr.
Caldwell Is a lady from the new
school. Her experience and training
Imve been gained by many years of
practice and the treatment of a vast
number of cases. She confines her
self to the treatment of chronic , lin
gering and deep seated ailments. She
pretends to cure only such diseases
as she has had sufficient experience
in handling , and does not go into that
class of Incurable diseases which In
many cases arc useless to bother
with
As a result of long experience , Dr.
Caldwell Is thoroughly familiar with
her specialties. In the treatment of
cancer , consumption , heart disease ,
nervousness and female diseases ,
there are very few specialists better
qualified than Dr. Caldwell. Some of
her cures scorn almost like miracles.
People from far and near consult her
as she makes these regular visits and
she Is always busy from the time she
arrives until the time of her depar
ture. U Is claimed by Dr. Caldwell's
friends that she can diagnose a die *
ease without B Question. This being
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the cafio , she Is not likely to doctor
her patient for the wrong ailment ,
which Is many times done by physi
cians of Inexperience. Dr. Caldwell
does not treat typhoid fever , whoopIng -
Ing cough , measles , and those acute
diseases which the local homo physi
cian IH called upon to treat. It is nether
her deslro to antagonize nor to take
from the homo physician that part of
the business which really belongs to
him. Many times Dr. Caldwell is in
consultation with the homo physician
and the kindest of feelings should
exist between them.
Dr. Caldwell is charitable. In many
Instances where people are devoid
of funds to pay for their services she
charges In such cases for the medi
cine only and no person , no matter
how humble , has she over turned
away without seeking to give them
relief.
Ily permission we are pleased to
publish a few of the cures she has
made throughout the state of Nebras
ka :
Mrs. Oscar .Lange , Tckamah , Neb. ,
cured of stomach trouble and female
trouble of long standing.
Mrs. Maloney , West Humphrey ,
Neb. , cured of nervous trouble , kid
ney and liver trouble , and female
weakness.
Mrs. John Connelly , Akron , Neb. ,
cured of cancer , had been healed by
a number of doctors , without any
benefit , cured with five Injections.
Mr. Pete Hlblo , Columbus , Neb. ,
cured of kidney and bowel trouble.
Mrs. John Swain , Clarks , Neb. ,
cured of female trouble , catarrh and
nervous trouble.
Mrs. Henry Hart , Kearney , Neb. ,
cured of tumor.
Mrs. Henry Caskell , Cozad , Neb. ,
cured of nervous and etomach trou
ble.
ble.Mrs.
Mrs. H. Sloan , Akron , Neb. , cured
of consumption.
Mrs. Jacob Puff , Cozad , Neb. , cured
of nervous disease , female weakness
and tumor.
Miss Eva Cole , Sutherland , Neb ,
cured of catarrh.
Richard Underwood , Bancroft , Neb. ,
cured of stomach trouble and nervoua
trouXle of long standing.
I will be in Fender at the PaJac *
hotel , on Tueadnjr , ICajr H *