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TJBGB OIVCAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. ISSa I
IN AND ABOUT THE CAPITAL ,
BuohioBB Mon Bxporlonco n Decided
Ohnngo of Honrt.
GAUZY SCHEMES OF RAILROADS.
BI nnturoH to ItuinnnRtrniicc
iliiHt n Unto lU-ilnctluii Ankcil
to itr AVIIliiltawn Ullicr
LiMoi.N Huiir.AU or TIII : OUUK UBB , 1
10' y I' bTlll'.KT ,
LINCOLN , Sept . 3. I
It tins long been known tlmt i uilroad prlncl-
p.iln unil lallroad agents nml cuppers will
sloop to conquer It IIIIH ugaln unil again
bwn Ucii.oiifttratcJ tlmt their ends must bo
accomplished nt nny linraid. In tlio matter
of tlio oitler reducing fi eight tariffs the rail
road ( 'Otnpanli's doing business In'tho state
linvp flimli'd tin1 country with petitions re-
immslratlng ufiin ! t the oiifotcement of the
oiuer , mil every device linown to s > chemliij |
in di has been bioupht lo bear upon the
crcdUious biiMtiess men or oiti/cns to induce
tliLin to places their signatures to these re-
nionstrain.es. Their object lius been to build
u bulwark fortllled by the signatures of us
many leprcsentntivo citizens of the state as
possible. To do this they i CHOI ted to misrepre
sentation and In many InstiiiueR have sin ;
ceeded In convincing men of fair Intelligence
th.it the order was imido In the fau > of the
fart that the people of the state were satis-
lied with the old rates , and that there was no
demand for a reduction at the time it wa
jnade. Letters and circulars hnvo been sent
all over thu state to this effect , Agents and
employes have followed them hero and thuro
and further woiked upon credulity
by stating that If the older was enforced the
development of thu wostein p.ut of thu state
would IK ) lotarded ; that many of the advan
tages now onjoicd by the shipping public
would have to cease ; that r.iilio.id uulldlng
would bo gioatly crippled , and that capital
ists would no longer duro to Invest their
money m the undeveloped portions of the
Btata. The gmi7oy htory had its ef
fect ut Beatrice , Noligh , Kc.iincy , and
especially Hastings. Tiom tlio Litter place
a largo rcmoiiHtr.ineo was Hied with the
board , llut the slippery way in which many
ol the names were obtained became so p.itunt
on explanation and a true statement of the
facts that the following gentlemen signed a
petition endorsing the action of tlio board
and ( ; avu an explanation of their hasty
action , and asked that their names bo taken
from the icmonstraiico : S O. Cooper ,
Charles Doty , James Downier , J. H. Sauls-
bury , W. K Fclton nnd U. K. 1'owell.
riMin AM > iinroitDi'.D.
Among the Interesting articles recorded in
the olllco ol the secretary of state can now bo
found articles Incorporating the "Nemaha
Valley Coal and Quarry company , " the
"Nomalia Loan and Investment company , "
unil thu text of an act passed by the Missouri
legislature to incorporate the "St. Joseph &
loivn rallioad company. "
The coal ant ! quarry company was organ
ised Johnson county capitalists on the UOth
d.iy of August , 18S3 , ut Tccumsuh , and will
continue its corporate existence for n period
of twenty ieais , unless dissolved by n major
ity consent of the stockholders. The com
pany authoiizes a capital stock of $100,000 ,
anil is divided Into-whares of $50 each. The
company will mine coal , quarry lock , nnd
transact all such business as may attend
wnrk of tills character. James Commit , O.
Chamberlain , Charles A. Holmes , Charles M.
Chamhci lain , A. M. Applegct and A. J ,
Wright compnsa the company.
The loan and investment company was or-
giumcil at Holdiego , Juno 1 , Ibi8 , with an
organi/cd capital of $100,000 , of which 50,000
was paid in hand. The object of the company
is to buy and sell ic.il cstatu , ticgotiato loans
and transact all attending business of u like
class. The articles provide for strict busi
ness discipline , and the in corpora tors are
Jumes N. Claik , H. T. McGrow. O. M. Sheldon -
don , L , 1' . Lewis. J. H. Marrinc , L. 1C. Mor
tis and P. A. Hoitmund.
The act to Incorporate the St. Joseph
Iowa railroad company piovided for the
building of n raihoad from St. Joseph , Mo. ,
to any point in Iowa , or west Into Kansas or
Nebraska without dclinito designation of
points The company , however , is subjected
to the laws governing stales into which the
road or branches of the road may extend ;
hencu the filing of the act with Secretary
Laws to day. It is understood that a branch
of the road will bo built from St. Joseph
tin oiifjh south Nebraska , to uoints as yet
Undecided upon. The act authorizes u capi
tal or $5,000,000.
A NEW MAllKBT HOU8E.
A move is now on foot tlmt promises to
piovldo n great need of the city of Lincoln
The freight bureau of the board of trade ha-
.juit icportcd a late action of the board to the
city council that moans a now market house
for the city. H will bo built on the public
bntiaro at an oxpcnsn of $75,000 ; that Is , pro
viding the city council will move hand in
band with the board to that end. This enter
prise has been iccognizcd as one of the press
ing needs for a long time , and it has been re
peatedly talked of. It is to be hoped that
wcry possibles encouragement will bo given
tfho move , mid that it will matoiializo before
another season comes and goes.
A 6TUOMI IILSOLUTION' .
The Hastings assembly of Knights of
Labor passed the following resolution nt u
icceut session of that body , which was fllcil
with the state board of transportation to
day :
Kcsolvcd , That Hastings assembly , No ,
87(58. ( Knights of Labor , representing 1113
\\orkliigmcn of thu city of Hustings , Adams
county , Neb. , heartily endorses the senti
ment bet foith in the petitions sustaining the
board of trant > poitntion in the ordericduclnj ,
f i eight rates , nnd hereby order the mastci
workman nud iceording sccietary to endorse
tlio sumo with their signatures as the sense
of the ass embly and attest the sumo will
the seal of the assembly.
SUPIILMIS couitr iiuoouns.
The following causes wcio lllcd in the
RUiircnio court this moinlng by Deputy Clerl *
"Wheeler.
John O. Milllgan vs. Paul A. English ; np
peal from Wtivno county.
I'aul A. English vs John O. Milllgan , ct
nl. ; appeal fiom W.iyno county.
State Insurance company , DOS Moiues ,
Iowa , vs John Schenk ; on or fiom Holt
county.
NEW xorcmirs rt'iiuc.
Tno following Nooraskans were commis
sioned notorlca public by Governor Thayer
to day :
S. M. Jordan , Wood River. , Hall county ;
Charles C. Pearl , Atkinson , Holt county , O.
r. Cotton , Syracuse , Otoo county ; O. L.
" Kiehards , Lincoln , Lancaster county ; Prod
"W Daniels , Crawford , Uawes county ; J. A.
Towuscnd , Hastings , Adams comity.
C1TV NEWS AND NOTUS.
Dorn Stout , of Omuha , was In Lincoln to
day on n pleasure trip. Doin is mall agent
on the liurliugtou between Omatm and
Falrlleld.
Marlon Fowler was arraigned before
Judge Houston this morning , A contmu-
mice , however , was taken until Friday ,
September 7. His paramour , Ada Wilson ,
will bo tried on the same day.
The call docket in Judge Stewart's court
shows thirty-live cases for this month. The
Judge s > ays that ho fears ho won't ' have time
to take In the fair.
Visor mid Vitality
Are quickly Riven to every tmrt of the
body by Hood's Sursuparlllu. . That
tiroil iceliiiL' is entirely overcome. The
blood is uuruiodenriched and vitalized ,
and carries health instead of disease to
every organ. The btoinach ia toned nnd
strengthened , the nppctita restored.
The kidneys nnd liver arc roused and
invigorated. The brain is refreshed ,
the mind mndo cleur nud ready for
work. Try it.
Dlebold Hafes.
Call nnd see the largo stock of uafes
nnd vault doors carried by Mcnghor is
Whlluioro at 410 S. 15lh utreat Onmhu.
Oinnhn National D.ink.
The directors of the Omuha National bank ,
nt a mooting last Saturday , lncrcu cd the
.capital stock of the bank fiom 1500,000 to
Sl.OtXi.OOO , thus placing them at the head of
nil thu banks of the city and state. This
notion was doemcd necessary on account of
the enormous bns.ine.ss of the bank during
thn past year.
They are also inurcuslug their capacity for
iQlhi ; business by adding another story to
heir building.
The increase in the capital slock of the
tlhtltulion will no doubt bo followe/d by a
ur o Increase In local nnd exchange business ,
n nnolher columtr will bo found the lust
talcment of the successful Inslitutlon ,
Tree to All.
The bcnutlful picture , "Will They
Joiipont ? " ia n liirifo magnificent on-
prnvintr , printed upon n shoot 19 inches
ivido by 1M inches long. It is nn exnct
: opy of nn original painting by Kwull ,
ivhioh wnsold for WM)0. ( )
This cl ifdtit picture rciirescnts a young
aily sUiiiiilng m a beautiful room , Huri-ouml-
: < 1 by nil that is luxurious , near n half-
open door , wliiln thoyotintf man , her Iovcrs !
cen lit an adjoining room asking the consent
[ if her niirents for their daughter In marriage.
The line Interior decorations , together , with
' .ho graceful position of the beautiful girl is
n keeping with the sentiment of the picture ,
I must bo seen to bo nppiveiatcd.
This valuable picture i * lilting to adorn the
ivall of any Indies' parlor , and in order to
offer an cxtr.ionllnaiy inducement to intro-
iluco our Wu\ Starch , Ihis costly picture will
' o given uw.iy , free to every person puichas-
ng a small box of Wa < c Starch ,
This starch is something entirely new , nnd
is without u doubt the greatest starch inven
tion of tlio nineteenth centuryatlc.istevery (
body says so lh.it havutiscd It ) . It supcrccdes
evcritiling heretofore used or known to
scleni'o in the laundry art Unllko anvother
Btaich , as It Is coated with puio white
wax and chemically pieparcd upon scientific
principles by nn expert in the laundry pro
fession who has hud years of practical cjij > or-
ienco in fancy laundrylni ; . It Is the first und
onlj starch in thu world that makes Ironing
easy and restores old summer dresses to their
natural whiteness , und imparts to linen u
beautiful and lasting finish.
I'loaso remember that the present you re
ceive with eaeli box of Wax Starch , has
never been sold at retail for less than one
dollar. Tlilsgre.it offer is only good for six
weeks , after which the pi went will be omit
ted and the starch sold at the usual price.
Try it and bo convinced of the whole truth.
Ark your groeer for Wax Starch and ob
tain this beautiful and costly picture ficu.
THE WAX STARCH CO. ,
Kcokuk , Iowa.
HI : KNOCKS urn OUT.
Ijliulsny Victorious at South Oinnhn
IjiVHt Night In the .Second llniinil.
A fair crowd assembled ut Hunt's opera
house , South Omaha , last evening to see the
pugilistio contest between Jimmio Lindsay ,
of Omuhn , and Hilly Cianston , of South
Otnoha , for the middleweight championship
medal of Nebraska offuied by Hichard 1C.
Fox , ot the Now York Police Gazette.
Lindsay was the holder of tho.mcdal , having
won it in a conflict with Hob Hcnnessy at
Lloyd's opera house one night last winter.
' Fallen acted master of
I'ntsey ns ceremo
nies , while Homer Kirk was chosen ref
eree. Mlko Uitchio esquired Cranston ,
whtlo Hilly Hawlcy was behind Llnusay ,
nnd J. W , Smith und G. H. Stuart were tlie
timers. a
At n quarter to 10 the referee introduced
Lindsay and u moment later Cranston. Time
was then called and the men advanced to the
center of the stage.
After a moment's feinting Lindsay made a
savage lunge at Cranston , only to receive n
hot counter on thujmug. Lindsay , however ,
continued to force the lighting and it was at
once evident that his ferocious onslaughts
wore certain to land him a victor. Another
rush by Lindsay and a litllo harmless in
lighting , and time was called without either
man having received any nmishment.
In the second round Li iJsay went right at
Cranston without any coicmony. and got In
ono good blow on his victualing department.
Cranston retaliated by catching Jimmio a hot
one in the Jaw. This roused all the pugnac
ity in the Omaha mnn ana ho went at Ci ans-
ton like a tiger , forcing him back
against the background scenery , wlicro for a
second or two there was a little short arm
Jabbing , und then , all of a suffden , Lindsay
got in a terrific swinging blow on the point
of Cranstones Jaw , which cleanly , com
pletely , thoroughly knocked him out. It was
a beautiful lick , and the South Omaha
champion went back and to the iloor like a
a man who had been struck witji nn ax. It
was one of the cleanest knockouts over seen
in this section of the country. Cr.uiston was
carried off the stage by his seconds and it
wns fully three minutes before ho sufficiently
recovered to Know \\hero he was. ' i
Of com so the referee promptly announced
the fight In favor of Lindsay , nnd he Is , in
deed , to-day the middleweight champion of
the state of Nebraska. Ho domonsUated
last night by Ins Irresistible aggressiveness.
by Ids bulldog ferocity aim unequivocal skill
nnd science that ho is more tlmn n clever
innn , tlmt ho is a fighter from way back , and
capable of holding his own with many n
nugillst who ranks far above him to-day. The
light lasted Just four minutes.
Mothers Heart.
The proprietors of SANTA ABIE
hnvo authorized Goodman Drug Co. ,
to refund your money if , nftor giving
this California King of Cough Cures a
fnir trial as directed , it fails to give sat
isfaction for the euro of Coughs , Croup ,
Whooping Cough nnd nil throat and
Lung troubles. When the diseas.o
nftects the head , and assumes the form
of Catarrh , nothing is bo effective as
CALIFORNIA CAT-H-CUKE. These
proparatioiiH nro without equals ns
household remedies. Sold ut $1.00 a
package. Throe for $2.50.
NKW TUAINS.
Changes In the Heccntly Issncil Union
Pnclflo Time Tahlo.
Sunday morning nn entirely new time
table wus issued by the Union Pacific. It
was rendered necessary by the withdrawa
of ono connecting train on the Central Pa
cille , and "a change of time with the eastern
roads connecting at Council Bluffs. In
future , train No. 1 , that left the
Tenth-street depot for the Pacill
coast at 0 p. m , , will start nn hour
earlier , nnd No. 8 , which loft at 12 20 noon
will leave at 7:50 : a. in. Neither ot the Irains
will hereafter bo cousideied limited , but will
bo furnished with couches ns well as the
Pullman ears that formerly maao them up
nnd transient passengers wishing to take ad
vantage of the quick time made between
leading points will bo accommodated
Trains Nos. 7 and S have been withdraw !
and No. 5 , the Urand Island accommodation
will leave nt 2:40 : p. in. instead of 5 p. m.
Passengers coming over the Omaha & Ho
publican Valley will no longer have to change
cars at the Valloy.but will como on to Omaha
direct , and returning will leave the depot al
8 a. in. The Atlantic express will read
Omaha at 7:50 : a. in. , as formerly ,
but No. 4 , whloli has hereto
fore been billed to arrive at 13:55 : a. m.
will get here at 4:50 : , and will bring with ii
through passengers from Portland to tin
coast. NumberO , from Grand Island , lha' '
was duo at 13 , noon , will in futuie arrive at
10:40 : u. m. nnd the O. & U. V. . passenger at
, " > p. in. Trains a and 4 will make con
nections with ull points for branch and con
necting roads.
' The best on earth" can truly ho said
of Grlggs' Glycerine Salvo u speedy
euro for cuts , urulsoB.scnldB , burns.fioros ,
piles , totter und all skin eruptions. Try
this wonder healer. 25 cents. Guaran
teed. Goodman Drug1 Co. , agents ,
Omaha.
Capturing n Thief.
The chief of police rccoived a telegram
ycbtordny tolling him to look out for a
mulatto , Dennis Scroggins , who would ho In
from Norfolk on thu 0:30 : train , nnd was
wanted ut that place for grand larceny.
Ofllccr Urummy was detailed to make the
arrest , which ha accompli&hnd without diffi
culty , und Scrogglni now languishes behind
the bars awaiting the arrival of the Norfolk
authorities _
Drinlr Multo nt soda fountain.
Got YourUiillroml Ticket *
NORTH , SODT1I ,
EAST and WEST ,
and socuroyour sleeping berths at
IHlKJFiirnumSt. ,
Union Pnoino Ticket ofllec ,
liAHUV P. niHTKt. ,
City Ticket agent.
MARRIED HER UNCLE.
ItomnntluVcil < llii on. n Tun lion t , at
Hen.
S. R Chronicle : The little tug Ethel
uid Marion left the landing-stops nt
'A'tiMliiiifiton street u few minutes before
0 o'clock with a party of eight , con-
Isting of ladies nnd gentlemen. Little
attention wns p.iid to their movements
: it the time , but when thov returned to
he steps nt 1 o'clock in the afternoon
t wns noticed that nil hnnds looked un
commonly happy , nnd the presence of a
clergyman wns remarked. The news
luickly spread ulonp tli2 front that
boniething unusual had happened , nnd
the conclusion wns quickly reached that
the Ethel and Marion had nmdo n
trip outside the heads for the
lurposo of uniting two loving
icarts in the holy bonds ofedlock. .
Jnptain John Vignrn of the tug is n
nodel nud conscientious man , nnd was
otli to give up the secret that was toar-
ng his bosom. Twooverturiiod benches ,
two empty uhatnpngno bottles and frng-
ments of cake gtu.ed up in silent olo-
quonuo to the reporter who stood on the
wharf , nnd , calling the captain's atten
tion to their presence , the old sea dog
smiled nn.l acknowledged the coin. Ho
did not know the parties names , however -
over , and could give no further information
mation save that ho had tnkon them out
to the n i no-fathom buoy , and there the
knot hud boon tied by a Catholic priest
: md sealed with a little hoop of gold. A
gentle swell greeted the parly on the
way out , and the ladies were overcome
and had to bo supported by their male
escorts. The dark face of the bride
paled visibly from emotion , and the trip
was hardly a happy wedding voyage.
When they arrived at the wharf , however -
over , ull this \\as forgotten and the
bridal party landed as happy aa larks.
The contracting parties , whoso nnmo
is Bijani , nro undo and niece. The
uuolo is a moderately well-to-do Portu
guese fnrmor , and tlio parents of the
girl being away from the state , the
niece made his farm her homo. The
undo is about twenty years the senior
of his niece , ward and wife , she being
about eighteen ; but love equalises all
ngcs and Iho fire had entered the uncle's
bronst and was daily consuming him ,
until ho finally braced himself up to
the Until eflort and precipitated himself ,
farm and all , at the maiden's foot. lo
pressed not his suit in vain. The nicco
reciprocated , and an curly day was set
for the marriage. But true love is
not without its trials , iind theirs
looked lilcq a thorny path. Both
were Catholics , and their church pro
hibited such a marriage. This matter
\\as settled bj obtaining u dispensation
through Father Pendergast , vicar gen
eral of the archdiocese of San Fran
cisco. Accompanying the dispensa
tion , however , was a warning that tlio
contracting parties might bo violating
lating the laws of the state
by their union. This was another
setback , and they found that the warn
ing was but too true. For some limo
the pair wore despondent , but a disciple
of Coke was ciilled in and ho straight
ened out the tangled knot by proposing
the romantic wedding on the high boas ,
outside the jurisdiction of any state ; and
so the affair was settled , and the two
cooing doves were mated for life.
Oh , if I only had her complexion-
Why , it in easily obtained. Use Po/
zonl's Complexion Powder.
TI1K HEAI/Ar MAltKET.
Instruments Placed on Hccoril Dur-
iiiK Ycstonlny.
0 A Llmlnulst to J Olson , lot 2J. blk 1 J ,
Itoso Hill , wil $ Sij
Win O Albright nnd wife to r K Ilnpun ,
lot II , blkII , AllnlBhfs Choice , wil. . . . 760
Ihos Hiennnn toV Ilicen , und Ji lots 1 &
S , blkSi.Omnhu , wd 20,000
1 S Ilasciill to P Melchiois ot nl. lot 0 , blk
8. Intel's sub. Okulimuo , wrt . . . 1,000
A I' Tukey ft al to C A 11 JlrCanloy , lot 1 ,
blk 'J , and lots 5. t ! and 7 , blk 10 , Clifton
lllll.w.1 n,000
A TTukov ct nl to 0 A 11 McCnuley , lot
IP. blk U. Clifton Hill , wil 500
11 Michel to the public , MlUmul's sub tax
lot ; . 8M-i H. e. plat
J O WilcoK ami w ifu to W J Vampola.lot 15 ,
blkll. Wllcox'smlil , w il 50
Otto l.obcclc anillto to C O LobfcCk , lots
7. 8 nnJ 20 , Bpl IIIR Vnlloy , w il 3.KO
Otto Lobeek and -n ifo to M Wuybrlght , n
! jof lot 1 , Spring Valley , wil 1,000
fi U lllnkeslee anil husband to F M King ,
lots. blk2l , Hoience , q oil 1
J I , Miles ct nl to 0 A Claik , lot S , blk 8.
Orchard Illll.wd . BOO
W J Council to J T IIollli , lot B , Hickory
place , wrt SCO
South Omaha I.anil Co. to J W Mnynard ,
lots7aml8blk > JIS'mtliOmiln. wil . l.SOO
'
Eouth Omalia'Laiul Co. to J W Mayuard ,
lot 12. blk CO. South Omaha , wd . . . I"
II V Patterson toV I > Iverson.lot 35 , blk
, ] . Hlmobaunh i Patterson's sub , w fl. . . COO
A Hen7on ct al to C Johnson , lot ID , Hen-
? on & Johnson's snh , w d ICO
Win O AlbriKht and wlfo to T O nnd F
.lollrics , lots ! > , 10 , II and 10 , blk 2 , Jell-
lies'H plat , w (1 2,003
John Dnyer to C M Illock , n 44 ft , lots 15
anil lit , sub H and SW Inn's 3 add , wit. . 3,000
JO flatter ami Ifo to S (1 Damon IxlOj
ft no ( orncirtnx lot I'l , Omaha , w rt 1,100
A Hast to J II Iloehnie , lot 1 nnd ! J , block
B ) . Omuha View I'.v , w il . . 3.000
June Thomas to M J Hartman , lot C , blk
47 , I'loi encp , w (1
E Dclphln to K II Iloyleas et nl. e fill ft lot
13 nnd II , blk 01 , South Omnhn , wd . . . 3.MX )
G W Loomls to S ! ' Smith , lot Iti , O.ik Hill
wd 23.514
Twenty-four transfeis aggregating..t 1W5
Drink Malto.
Visitors to the city should try the
Globe hotel , 1312 Douglas.
Army News.
Colonel Frank Wheaton , Second infantry ,
has been ordered to join his command al
camp of instruction at Kearney , Nob.
Major John W. Harriger has been detailed
to inspect bacon to bo delivered under ron
tract for the Indian service at Nebraska City
Neb.
Major Charles J. Dickey , Eighth infantry ,
now in this city , has boon ordeiod to roturt
to his stalion ut Fort Robinson , Neb. His
presence before the retiring board will not
bo required before October 18 next.
Toadies a word In your car
Good looks are your gift most precious ,
For these nre the silken toils
With which the girls inmcsh us.
So line teeth your paramount charm
Witli Sozodont guard from harm.
You can find cool , well furnishot
rooms nt the Globe hotel , best locatoi
house in Omaha. ' ,
Knllroail Notos.
Union Pacific Iraln No. 3 was an hour nnd
forly minules late yesterday The delay
was caused by the Hock Island losing timoii
picking up passengers for the fairs nt Dos
Molncs nnd Davenport , In.
S. M. dimming , general manager of the
St. Joe fi Grand Island railroad , is in town
Thomas Miller , general freight agent o
the H. & M. , has left for Chicago 01
n business trip.
P. O. Warrack , division freight agent o
the Union Pacific , is spending his vacation li
Now York and will return the latter part o
this week.
C. VI. Harman , tram master of the B , f
M. at McCook , was at headquarters ycstcr
day on business ,
J. A. Munroo. cenoral freight agent of the
Union 1'dcihc , Iclt for the east Sunday.
rromllorsforil'H Aclil I'hnsplmto
For dm Tired Urnlu
over-exertion. Iry It.
Denounce Free Trade
Losnox , Sept. U. A trades congress was
held at Bradford last night. The president
Mr. Shlpton , bitterly denounced the frco
traders , who advised buying In the cheats
markets irrespective ot the consequences to
workmen. U absolute and unronJItionii
cheapness was right , ho said , then by nl
moaiiB import Chinese and encourage the
sw eating system.
SKEPTICAL PEOPLE
Who Never Believe Anything They
Read ,
low Some J.Voplp nro IIiimlMicKPil
Xhn IlccorU of nVrll Known
l'l > y > lalnn Mniln Public la
Ho n
The skeptlfUin of sonic people Is very te-
naricnlilcMIS the rrtnirk muiluliimirlieiirliin
evci.Uil > H HKO , "It Heemi to ino tlmt some
> eoplo would not foellove u tiling If tlu < y were to
ivoltwltli their own re * , they would iiulicr
hlnk tin1) ' weru tlio victim of fcomu optical tie-
uilun , thau lielltni' , \ \ Iiy thl.i In so It la hanl
o sny , people will tnko up a iiewcpiipor tluy
[ iftcnliiy nnd runtlnuil then say "Oh' it M only
in mUtrtl fluent and I don't believe it. " Mure
him n your iw > Uieio intue to Omixlm one of thu
nest Hklllful and Mlcestful phyBlcluni In Ainer-
en. niul linking faith In the tutme inpntnrvi of
lie ( Into Llty , lie located nn olllce hurt ) uuil ou
; uu thu priii tlco of inutllclno unil OMVIJet > k
mbllMieil the testimonials of Rome one of his
nnny patients that ho Imtl ctnoil. 'Ihe-e pa
tient * vcrn not people from the obscure classi'i
lor were they people- who existed only in HIM
imiRluatlnn * of the wilier or the mtlcls but
were people who wore losuleuts of thu iiU ,
leoplu who \\rro lolif ? and f.vunably known to
nest of our citizens , they wort- not published
Mr - who it-sides nt - out the lull name
nnd plnco of i evidence were [ tlvon und ridded to
ill this w.is tin invitation to thu doubtful to cnll
md see for thcmsol\e.s Could uulhlUK bo
uoro fair/Could nnjthliiKmoiP be iloiu1 to con
\lnee people who would not believeWo think
lot. l.ct Homo fiiklr wliima know ledge of dings
nnd medicines is equalled by anj hdiool boj
mil wlio knows no more about human disease
thnn it tn nn who 1ms never read any medical
\ > orka In his life , let him net ill ) on the street
corner , with nome bad Miiullliitf , Kly ta tniK
nnd Renenilly good for nothing nostium that Islet
lot worth thu paper It IN w tapped In , nnd which
lad better be tlu own nwny nnd never should be
tisfjj tinder any cons dci.ulon. How soon docs
10 ha en crowd about him ? and Just sec how
; hBpeopl"btiy that nnd they believe lilm when
IB sajs that his "tako" ill euro oveiy nnd miy-
; hltiK. and this Isn man who comes into town
: o-ilay and perhaps stays here i > eeral daj s and
[ hen decamps leaving ninny unpaid bills and
countless McUniK who only unit until tno next
lakliTomes nlon nnd then they bite aRaiu ,
while n man who makes nlife study of curing
disease , and who has nmdo foi himself n repu
tation that extends from the Atlantic to the
1'acillc oceans , conies into town and baKlna
business in n perfectlj Icxltlmnto way , makes
conti acts with the newspapers for as imi > h ns
V'fwoith of space and what H moio , pnjs for
it prompt ! } when It becomes due. ho is looked
on with distuist und the tmtimonialsolun
tarllyKheii by Riatoful patients who nrn In
telligent and ceitalnly know w hat they aic talk-
tup aboilti are read and tlmn t heso .same people
will pay lltty cents nnd cno dollar for a com
pound which costs tno rompouniler ns much
is four or six tents and is really woith-
less , s.iy " 1 dou't boliuvo It. " "The } buy thcli
"
cases
lust consider , for one moment , are the people
of this community so Krasplm ; for money that
they in goueml our raises HID taken fiom the
Kcnerul public w ould connh e for a paltry hum
to hoodwink and lleerotholr fellow menf Not
only th.it , could w o alt ord , in n monetary sense ,
not to speak of ilniUni ; the pin son , to pay trotn
ten to lift } ttoll.iis for the use of a man's name
and his manhood to cheat and nw indie poor tin
foitunates ? No. Our testimonials nro jrhen
viilimtarlly by thankful patients whose names
nnil addresses me Klveu in full , we do not il\c
the Initials followed by n - , but the unost
name and address so that all can find them.
'J here aio thousands of skeptics still In the < * ity
who sillier fiom stopped up iiasf-n , with minus
collecting in 'heir tliroat , maklnn tlielrolces
thick and hii'-kv ' nnd with n nasal twang , sullcr-
IHK with liitadacho , oars sliiplug , couuhlnt : ,
haw king and splttiiiK continually , othcts wltn
discharges from their ( 'an , raoro or less deaf , n
great annoyance to themselves nnd others , nnd
why ? Pimply becnuso they are nkepticalj they
don't take the trouble to look our cases up , and
even if they did , thcvottlmes IIUK th small sum
tnat would make them Well until it Kroans
Ilonlth is worth morn than money , and ut the
low price for which lollef can bo obtained it is a
' bloch on his escutcheon" to lot the chance
lleiow nioelvou a few cases that hnro tilteady
been given , but which will bo again chen for
thnhenetttof those who would llkotocallon
them and tlnd out for themselves.
Mis. II. II. Hall , residence No. S30J South .Mill
stieet , wv "Iwas tioublod for more thau a
} ear w lib c.itarrh and alter reading the testimonials
menials of Dr. C. M. Jordan for some time , I nt
last mode up mymlnd to call on him , anil now
after two months treatment I am entirely cuicil
and 1 am Ki.iteful for It anil feel that I cannot
say enough , for the skill of the doctor. 1 would
advise nil who aio allllctod to call on him , "
Mr. William Wind , rrcldonco No. 41J South
1'ith streetsajs : "I sullcrod tenlbly nnd be-
cuino dlscournKCd. I tried numeiotis patent
preparations , and obtaining no-relief , I con
tinued 1 would make one moio trial , 1 called on
Dr. .lordon and T am to flny a well mnn , and it Is
all oIIIK to the skill , knowledge and porsevei-
enco of the do tor and I did not lo'ic a Blnglo
day from my work while under the cloctoi'b
cnie. "
Mr. ( Icorgo Handeiaon , residence No. 11J7 !
Nortli ith stieet , sajs : "J was treated one
month by Ii ) , .loidounnd was cured of a bad
case ofc-itanh. I hauitold numerousfilends of
my success nnd sent quite a number of patients
to the doctor. I do this because he helped me
und I wish 1 could do mote for him. "
Air. Ohailcs Larlson residence No. 811 Farnam
stroct , says : " 1)1. Jordon cured mo completely
ofarnsoof nsthnift nnd Iliad a bad case. His
tii-ixtinont relieved meat once. I was Inn bud
way too ami Buffered terribly. At times 1 had
such n tightness on my client that I could
Kcariely breathe nnd thought that I would
rather be dead than suffer the way 1 wasMillor-
ing , but I heard of Dr. Jonlon and w tnt to see
him nnd to-day I can scarcely realize that I ever
had iiHthma and nujono who has ever had tlmt
diseuKo knows what that means. He has enroll
mo ontirel } . "
Mr. 1' T. Shlnrock , residence No. fUJWheaton
Htitet.says : "My little l > o > Howard , who is only
7 years old , was cured by Dr. .lordon uud hail
his heat ing icbtoied after being almost entire
ly deaf Iroiu birth. Mttle Howard no\er heard
nUook tick until aftei he had been treated by
the doctor and now helical's perfectly and Is In
better health than ho has ever been "
Mr. Kd Matthews , hattci , room 18 , H rald
bulldlmr. sas : "I'oi twenty yoaih I had not
heard with my left oar nnd Ir. Jordon miulo
me hear , after tientlng me and stopping the
discharge from iuj ear , ho devl ed nnd made
nnai tllltlnl ear drum and now lean hear pur-
fiTtlviWiny leltear as well asthe light one. I
bad the ( hum of my eai distiojed while In the
I'nlted States navy twenty J oars ago ami until
the doctor llxcd my ear I had not he.ud n sound
in it. "
And now In the face of all this Is there people
In this city or In the state who who will say
"I don't bellovolt , " or llo Is only a humbug. "
If so. then their bellof In human natuie Is w >
small that it cannot bo seen , and this is not nil ,
those nro only a few nnd anyone calling at the
doi tor's otIUodin Have the pleasuio of leading
huudicds like them ,
How rntnrrli Is Produced.
Although taking cold Is one of the common
est and most familiar of phenomena , } et the
dangers of its neglect In treating and its ulti
mate result aronot nppieclatod. 'I ho rule is to
let it w oar itself out or seemingly to. In .1 very
laigo nmjoilty of cases , patching cold develops
in an att ICK of acute Inllninatlouof some portion
tion of the upper all passages , as being n point
of least resistance , und , f urthor. as ihobo attacks
recur with increased frequency and gr.ivltv. wo
tlnd the morbid process locall/es Itself further
down and nearer to the vitalceuteis , as logards
the so-culled liability to take cold , it should bo
understood that this Is due to an existing
chronic cattirrhal Inllammutlon of perhaps so
mild a tvpoas to give ilsuto butveiy tiivlal
symptoms , or oven passed unnotked ; but still
nn existing catarrh , the result probably of n
neglected cold nnd the renewed attacks to which
the Individual becomes so liable , consists In the
lightlng.upof the old trouble.
Aseacli fresh attack subsides , the chronic
trouble makes itself known by more decided
symptoms fresh colds odcur with greater Ire-
quency andthero is llnullv established a chronic
catarrh of the nose aud , thioat with its many
annoyances of stopped up no e , lump of mucus
in the throat , haw king liuCl spitting , pain over
eyes and bridge of nose , ringing or buzzing in
oars , bucking cough , later oil bad odor stabs ,
unusual dryness of nose and throat , nnd llnully
graver trouble low or down in the air passages.
Jt Is very much to bo dcuieratod tlmt ns a lulo
nn ordinary cold is allow od to take Its own
course without treatment , ! It apart has once
become Inllnmed It Is lot I , In n weakened condi
tion which lu\ltcs renewed attacks fiom a voiy
slight cause.
'Jimcountry Is flooded with patent jnedlrlnes
for the cure of catairh.i.whlch nre concreted
nnd made attractlvo tor Uifl exprobs purpoue of
making money. It is utterly impossible to pre
pare n hluglo remedy to meet the dllfeiont
phases of catarrh. A remedy for one stage may
be Injuilous to anotherj'ltls just such piepaia
rations , with their "giuirnntee euro' label on ,
that have weakened thf confidence of the great
majority of bulferersot'-thls loathsome trouble ,
of having their disease1 skillfully treated by u
physician who has maiTo'Ustudy of the disease
In its everv condition , has devised remedies ,
methods of applying them and with the largo
experience of having treated thousands of crises
before your case comes before him Theold le
gend that "I'locrustlnatlon Is the Thief of
Time" can be no better exemplified than in a
case of neglected catarrh.
Pptnnnnnily Imcutoil. .
Dr.J.Cresap McCoy , late of Ilellevue Hospi
tal , Now York , succeeded by Dr. Charles
M. Jordon. late of the Unlver
slty of New Yoik City , also of Wushlng
ton , 1) , ( ' . , have located permanently In the
Kamge Illock , Omaha , Neb. , whore nil curable
cases nro treated skillfully. Consumption ,
ltrlght'8 Disease , Dyspepsia. Itheuniutlsm , anil
all nervous diseases. All diseases peculiar to
sex a specialty.
CATARRH CURED.
Consultation at ofllce or by mall , fl , Ofllce
hours 9to 11 a.m.'to { p.m.,7 to p. m.
Sunday Hour ? , from O n. in , to 1 p. in.
Corrspondence receives prompt attention.
No letters muwered unless uccompnulid byl
cents in tUmpa.
Yoyr Left Liver
IS OUT OF ORDER ?
BEAD THIS IF IT IS.
Al'ruurlutary Meilknu ! that needs but UiJ
to prove Us worth.
lr , Calender's ' Lell Urn Bitters. .
Tno only Distilled lllttorj In the United
'tntcs. The only Hitters tocopnlzed by the
JniteclStatei Internal revenue laws aa 1'ro-
irlctury Morticing. Lawfully Patented. No. of
Patent 1-1-0.573. Contain * no fiibll olH.no
! sscnttnl olli. no fnrelfm aubstanco nrilitmnc *
ng ihUBj A porfcctlv ipuro modlclnp. compounded -
pounded from 1'uro Hoot llarba nuil Old Poach :
ileannnt to the tmto , quiet nnd decisive In lt
effect. Cures r > y pop i or Yellow .Innmllre In
Ivedays. Ucgulntpf ; the Uowels. Invltrorntes
nactlve l\\or , Ouret Dlieasod Llrcr , Hovlvcj
.he Kidners , Improves the Appetite Quickly ,
UfKulatei the wnolo system. New Life to tut
whole By stem.
l.c'U Liver littler * nrp soM In Omalin , Neb * bjr tba
0 lonliix ( IrnxiiKM Hlelinnlion Mriiic Co , Mierlnl
liolo iilo. lur tlioilriiK Iniuiust ot hebrusku. Ho-
.Jllurs us lollona
ilfioilniini lrn Co . W .1. > Ylilto1mu < e , T. \ \ " Spilt-
'nnl , SHIII II. Imrn'wiirtli , sclirntars I'Juirnmoy ,
ilunlors In CliiornHiul i.oft l.lvur llitlcn
DR. B. 0. WKST'H Ninv AVD nnAtrc
KENT , a nunrantoeil uppolflo for Hysteria ,
nesa , Conyulslons , lit * . Ner\ous Neuralgia ,
lieadaotie. Nervous Prostration rauded by tlie
useof alcabolor tobacco , Wnkefulness. Mental
Depression , 8of trulnj ; of the Ilraln , resulting tn
Insanity , nnd leading to misery , decay nnd
deitli , Prcmuture Old Ag , Ilnrrenness , Loss ot
I'ower lu cither SOT. Involuntary Lessen and
3pcrraitorhrn ( caused by over exertion of the
brain , eelf nbuiie or over-lnduluence. Esnh IIOT
contftlna ono month's treatment. SI 00 n box , or
Biz bozos for J5.00 , sent by mall prepaid on r -
celpt of price.
TVK GT3AHANTEB SIX BOXES
To cure any cns . With each order received by
on for six boxes , nccomptinled with S3 00 , we
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
toiefundthe money If the treatment does not
elToct a euro Guarantees Issued only by C. F.
GOODMAN , DriiRcrlst , Sole Agent , 1110 Farnam
Stiost Oradha. N b
CllATKFUL C031F011TINU.
's Cocoa
HHIUKTAST.
"nv u thorough kno\flMlKe of the natural Inwa
whirl ) irovrrn the operation * ( if uleeslloti nnd nn
lilliun , mill liy .1 c.i re I til application uf llicMlno | irov |
ertles ot well oleoiml Cote I , Mr Kpl > * hns provided
oururenktiiHt tivtileslln n uellctililj lln\tiri > d buTer-
nitw winch limy * n\a us niniir hoivy noclnrv hiili U
l hy the liiillclnnt u n of < nch nitUIO'nl illut that n
coiulHulloji nmr bu uniiluull.v built up until ttimiK
nnonsh to rcclit mory teiuU'nOy to dijon * ? lluu
ilrod fif auhllo nialiullo * nro Ho ttlntf umund us
tend ) to nttHCk whororcr thcru Is n wean point We
HUT ejcaho m in ) u liitnl tli ill by kpnplni.niir > cl oi
\\pllfoillllod nllli iiurti liluml and a | ) io | > erly nour
ished trnnie V Clrll eritroa/otte
M rti > fliui'ly with hnllliie wntt-r or milk. i-oM only
Inhatr | .iiuiui UIH l > r C.ioccr ! Inboloa HUM
JAME3EPFS & CO , .
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
I'nid Up Capital . $100,000
Surplus . & 0)00 ( )
II.V. . V.\TI . < . I'roslilent
LE\M ' . Iti til. Vice Vioililent.
A. I ! . Tuti7.tL.ix. L'nil Vice 1'ieililcnt.
W. U.S. I Urn MIOabliier. : .
unit emu * .
\V. V , MORSI * . .lOIIN S. COM.IN3 ,
11. W. VATLS , LEWIS S. llm-.u ,
, I ! . TiiuLI.N. .
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 12th and raruain Sts.
A Geneinl ll.inkiug llusluoas Tmnsacted.
fiueci'Bslully U6Cd monthly by over 1Q.OOU
Are Safe . Kfftitualand Pleasant
$1 JUT box by mall.or at drugRlsta. Sealed
rarticitlan S postngn stamps. Address
Tnu r.ijnir. * . OniuncAi. Co. , DETROIT , Micu.
e and Ininnil by Goodman
Drat ) Co. , Omaha , Kelt.
S. W , Cor , Farnam and 15th Sts.
I'aid in Capital $500,000
no. K. IlAKKr.lt , President.
K. IIIIKIUIOVVI'.K. . Vice President.
! ' . 11 JOHNbON , Cashier.
DIIUX'TOHS :
ll \\III.IAMS , h. Ij.Vlf.RV. .
S. H. JOII.M-ON. .7. II. Ml
WM , BiFM.ns. CHAMhr / .
A.I.MJNT. Ul CrOll. 1) ) . CUNMMIIIAM.
i : . A. HI.NSOV ( iu-rvvA.MihHboN.
J. L. 311 l.l.-i. -
Account- Hankers Merchants and Individ
uuli retcit ud on thu most fuvoiablo tuim .
T E CHICAGO AND
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
Tlioonlr roa 1 to take fur Dot Molnot , Jlnnlultorra
Coil.ir llapIdHClinton , Dlxon , Chliaso , .Milwaukee ,
unit nil nulnta la U Tc Ilia ponplo ot .Vibraikn ( 'olu-
ruun.N juiiiliu , Hub , Idnlio , Nor.uln , Oicuon.ualt
InKton nud California , It ntrcri mperlor ml ntniu ;
notlioiilblo by Any other llnu.
AmonK B fc ollho niirncrom polntjof nuperlorltr
cnjojo.l b ; thu luitrous nf Ihu road betwueu Oinuli i
an I ClilciiKo. are IU three train , u ilar of DAV
COACHH . irlllcli Arc the llni' t that humJn art JUKI
InKvnuUr rnn crpato. IU TALAPK SI.KKIM.Nii CA It-1 ,
tlio equal of whlcll cannot ho lound el > cnharu. Al
l.'ouniU liliilti , DIB tralin of thn Union I'lirlllo Hall ,
wujr connect In union depot wltli thoiu of the Oil-
ninoNorlliKiMtcrn Ilj. In Cnlcnco tn * trains ol
thl > line nmkn rloio connection with tuoio of all
olln'r hiutorn llnon.
Tor liulrolt , Culiimbiu , Indlannpolli , Cincinnati ,
Nlisnrn I-H | | , HutTuI" . 1'iltilnirg , 'Juruntu , Montreal
llotton , Ne < vnrk , I'hlliullliihm , lialtluiorpVaili. .
Invlou , and all points In the ia : > t. A k lor CkVeU f U
the
"NORTH-WESTERN"
If you wluli the hen ntcorauioputlon. All ticket
f."filfi.Vli'l ' li T'tt ' lbU " -
? . . K.-1' . WIMON ,
uen-l ana . . Uen'l J'HU'r A ut.
|
W. N UAIiCOCK. Ovn'lve tern A.-ent.
1) . K. KIMIIAI.I. , Tuknt Aitent ,
. . , ( J < K < WJISl1 , wty IMuanier A.sat.
„ „
} (01 1'arnam Stmet , Omaha , Neb.
BARNUM-BAILEY
Omaha , Wednesday , September 5tli ,
Grounds at Charles St. , Between 21st and 24th Sts ,
P T BARNUM'S
* JL JLc9JL J. JE > i JL , ilJf JLvJL 1
.Slio\v on Iarlli ! , forever united to ( ho
Paris Olympia Hippodroma and Monster World's ' Fair ,
5 NEW SHOWS ADDED THIS YEAR ,
Tremendously Big Shows Combined
, Circuses In : t It )
Mt'iincorlcH In U tents.
llorso Knlr , JIHO HOMO * In pppolal tent ,
i'arls Olyin | > la Hippodrome.
HiiKO Hlcvntcil StHRo Performances.
AlllHolim of Liivlni ; XVondors.
Artltlolai Ijnke or UnrtlVnte * *
Talking Seals , Tralncil Kr > urnR , Klophnuts , Uatrluliea , ( Jlrall'ef , tto. , Jto.
as natural as life and his
Capt. PAUL DO\'TOK , the Acqiuitlc Marcel.
RenlWILD MOORISH CARAVAN ; Genuine TRIBE of WANDERING Hedouins :
ALGERIAN DANCING Girls ; Arnbinij Hoi-bos , War Weapons , &c.
TlHtBLLIXG KACCS , OA.UXfi FKATS , ATHAZHVCi ACTS ,
JAPANESE troupe of Exports ; 100 Sensational nnd Novel displays ; iiOO Phonom-
onnlnnd Dashitif. ' Performers ; 101)0 ) New Features never seen boforo.
" "Impossible to produce another sticli sliotv."a ( 3
2 Performances Every day , - 2 and 8 p. m.
Doors open nt 12tO : ; and 0:30 : p. m.
ADMISSION TO ALL 60 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER 9 YEARS , 25 CENTS.
All tents remain up until 9 o'clock nt night.
ESTTremendous New Free Street Parade.
With n myriad of absolutely now features , nt 0 o'clock n. in.through 10th , Furnam
Douglas ana principal streets.
To accommodate visitors , reserved numbered sents will bo hold at the regular
price , and admission tickets at the usual slight ndvanco at J. T. KiiiBlor'n drug
store , 1H07 Parnam street.
REDUCED RATES OS ALL RAILROADS.
WILL EXHIBIT IN LINCOLN SEPT. G.
DR. HOLE'S
Elecfro-Mapefic Belts !
The Grandest Triumph ol Etcclrlc Science
. < ll Scisntificnlly Made and Practically Applied.
SeBk DISMSES CORED WITHOUT EEDKMS.
lAtttn. llftlrlBi HfHralolMt BelaUrB , I > l * tKi of Kidney * . Hiilnal llv * t * . Xurvlu _ . . . _ . .
Uont , Bxhauttloii , Knlulvu. A thm . Bcurl Dlwo.r , Dj.i.cp.lo , Oonrtlpi.llon , Kmlpclu ,
lndl f llou , WeabncM. Impotencjr. O.tarrli , 1'llci , KpllopiT. Uumli Acue , JHnbites , Ilfilrootlc
Blootf niMiue * . l > rer Tt * lk' " llll < b > 1 > * Jut wh t TOM need.
Xttetricitt Inttantlu ffltl Gun h applied
to any p n of the bortr. Whole Uuillj c n VB * MEN * ABB A > I M" DM . . * * * mm " r-cABL ? * k .
we r It. It eloctrlflM th blood and curei WW rD BM a bln ILaDaOB l * JiBl Oi
: CTIlflnyill * CrerronecenulDoHndniMliriicnnUilon. NoTK Ihufollowlnpt who hare been
. 9llnURIALa criltDi-A. J. llotitrUnJ , U. b. farkcrand J.K.Il/u.UttallunDoirtlof Tr J ,
Chlcairo : A. Orftrory , oonrnlulonraerohintBlockTardii lluildDohle.thnKroathonemauiUol Cormellr ,
of the Mir O < - ni O. Vf. Deling , M. D , Mormontown. lovrai Lrmuel Mine , Ka kakeclll I Judge i. N.
Mttrr T.N rerTille , III i V I- Abbott , anpt.oltywatrrworke , Booth llencl.Ind i Koht. II.Sampion. Chlcaito
root oOcoi L D. HcHlchad , M. I ) . Duffaio. N. r. " Your holt bal ncoomplltliml what no other rriuodr hail
t adTnerrMaiidromrortabl al epatught. " Bolt. Bali , aidennaii , JW > Halt WthBtroetHe * York
andtbouiuidi of other *
Dr. HOBHE'S ELECTRO MI6KETIC BELT . „ . . _ . .
flrei prodooes a continuous current } oonrori electrloltj throng h the hod ? on the nerrei. It curve dlscatue
br ( trnorattne * oontlnnoo current of olectricItT (1O ( or 18 houn out of 4) ) throuirbout tlio human iritein
ailAjlnir allnerTOtiinnts Immedtatelr , and producing a new clroulatlon of the lira forcoft tha hloud , 1m-
imrflnif rigor , itronith. cntrtry and health , when another treatment > > * ! failed. The merit * ot this clou-
tulo H ltarth lnjrtH30frnlcea and Indoreed by thouiands whom It hai onred.
REtEUEKCESAny uanlc. commercial acencr or wholeialo houie InOlilcagoi nholotalo druggbtl
Ban Fr ncl co and Ohlc o rWHond Hjupfur ll p fn Illnitrated pamphlet
X > XL. W. if. zkOXUXriDt Inyentor and Manufacturer , ItU WabMh Arrnne Chlcnco.
RUPTURE < ! SStfff DB. HORNE'S ELECTROSHETIC BELT-TRUSS ,
CHICHESTHR'S ENGLISH DIAMOND RAN
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ASK DRUGGIST FOR ( FflCHESTER'S ENCCISK
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AJKFOB DIAMOND BRAND.CHICHESTIWStNSUSH PARTICULARS
ANDTAKEIIOOniERSEESICNATlWtOHEVERYBOX. wri ran ui-iitnu. . TTURM MAIL
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1 I c nnpuNjaunEDWRirTEH TCSTIMONIAIS ANDOVCR rrcMtADIESwHo HAVE USED
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Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ' ,
The Jiest Ilouto from Omalia nud Council
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- = THE EAST-
TWO TllAINS DAILY IIKHVKKN OMAHA AND
COUNCIL BLUKH5
Chicago , -AND- Milwaukee ,
St. 1'anl , Minneapolis , Cellar Rapids ,
Rock Island , Free-port ) Ruckfonl ,
Clinton , Dnbnqne , Davenport ,
Jnnesvllle ,
Ilclolt , Winona , La Crossc ,
And all other Important jiolnH Kait , Nortbfait and
Hoiithouit.
KortliroilKli tlcknts call no the ticket asent lit 1901
Farnam atrcft. In barker Ulocli , br at Union I'acldo
Depot.
1'ullman Sleeprrs and the linen Dining Can In th
world are run on the mam line of tbu CUIravo , Milwaukee
waukoe A bt. I'aul llallwajr , and HYory uttootlouli
paid to pasiengcn bjr couiicoui cmplorui of LM
company ,
11. MlLMCR , Qenerul Manager.
J. V. TUCKEU A litaut Uuneral llsnojer.
A. V. U. CAKl'KM'KU , Ucneral 1'Mitogar and
Tlt-Vet AgKDt.
UKO. K. HKAKKOni ) , ASSlltaDt OtMtkl tfUltKfU
end 'Ilcket Ajjont.
J. T. OJ JUtE. llenerul BuptrtDtettJeat.
Or the Li'iuor Habit , rosltlrclT Cured bj
Adniinlitcrln Dr. IIallies' Gulden
Kpcclllo.
U can bo given In a rnp of coffee or tea wltn-
put the KncNvletlKe ot tlio person taking it : abso
lutely harmletg. unrt will otrect * . perraSnent and
sptedy euro , whether tliB putltnt la a modurUa
drinker or un nlcoliollo wrcolr. Thouwnda ol
drunkarda hare been made femperat * men who
have taken ( loldeu boccltlo in tiialr colTeu wltU-
ont their knowledge and to day Ulleve they
nult arlnklne of th'lr own fiee will. U no vet
falls. Ilia Hyst m once IranrecnaUd With the
Bneclllo. It becomes an mtJr Imponlhllity for
llie liquor appetite to axlut. Torisalo by IVuUn
f C'o. . 15th and linu lai nt.i , ana leth and Cuin-
imgM. . ntoahu , Nt-1 j A , J > . reu'erllro. .
IV * . J , U.t Ml/Mm ? ,
Surgeon and Physician ,
OUIee N.V Uiruer . . . . Hill ar.d UoucUii St. Offle
UailrttBM Ui5pUoiW | ; %
CN CQUIMTtD WITH THE OCOOIAFHy OF 1HE COUNTIty WIU ,
CCTAIN MUCH INFORMATION TROM A STUOy OF THIS Ml ? ft TH
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC H'l
Itn main lines and broiichoa Include CHICAOO.
PEOIIIA , MOLINB , HOCK ISLAKD. DAVES-
1'OKT. DEB KOINES. COUNCIL BIiUFrS , MX7S-
CATIWE , KANSAO CITT. BT. JOSEPH. LEAV-
ENWORTH , ATOBISON. CEDAIt llArlBB.
WATEBLOO. MINNEAPOLIS , and BT. FAUX *
And icores of Intonncdlate cltlei. Choloa ot
routes to and from the Pacing Coaat. All trans
fers in Union ( If pole , fast trains of Fins Da *
Caachca , elegant Dining Oars , magnificent ; Pulf
man Palace Sleepera , end ( between Chicago , Bt ,
Joseph. Atcblson and Kansas city ) Hecllulna
Chair Cars. Beats Ifrea. to boldora of through
first-clans Uckita.
Chicago , Kansas & Nebraska R'y
"Croat Rook lalnnd Route. "
Extendi West and Southwest from Kansas Olty
and Bt. Joiecb to NELSON , I10HTON , , BELLE
VILLE. TOPEKA , IIERINQTONYIoniTA. .
IIUTOIIINSON , OALDWBW , and all point * In
KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NIBRAdKA
end beyond. Zntlro passenger saulpment of the
celobrntod Pullman manufacture. All safety ap
Vllancea aud modern Improvomenti.
The Famous Albert Lea Route
la the favorite between Chicago , Bock Island ,
AtchUon , Kansas City and Minneapolis find Bt.
Paul. Ita Watertown branch traverses the great
"WHEAT AND DAIRY BBLT" "
of Northern Iowa , Southwestern Minnesota , and
East Central Dakota , to Watertown , Spirit Lake.
Blour rnlla nnd many other towns and cltlea.
The abort Line via Oeneca and Kankakee offers
superior facilities to travel to and from Indian
apolis , Cincinnati and other Southern points.
Fcr Tickets , Maps , fcldera , or desired informa
tion , apply nt any Coupon Ticket Office or address
E. ST. - JOHN , K. A. HOLDROOK ,
OTEADY EMPLOYMENT
I and enerntila l 1r canfamers rcddinx In this
" or other lown . No capital noc i ary. Ooods
soil thBTfiar round , deference reoulrnd , Addrxn
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