THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , DEOEMBEE . 25. 18Sa
THK CITY.
A. Hosno was presented , l > y Ms em
ployes , with u gold watch chtilu yester
day.
day.Chief Soixvoy inndo the policemen a
Christmas present of a barrel of tip-
pics.
pics.Miles D. Ilonek 1ms roplRncd the po
sition of constable In the Sixth ward
and J. J. Casey has been appointed in
hifi stead. .
LodROB No. t and No. 19 of Danish
Brotherhood are requested to meet at
the hnll at 1 p. m. sharp , Tuesday , 2Ui ,
to attend the funeral of Andrew N.
Kcar.
The funeral of Andrew N. Kcar will
tal < o . place this afternoon , the
2oth , at U p. m. , from his late residence
25th and Cuming sis. Friends of the
deceased invited.
I'ermmnl I'nrnnrfipliB.
Mrs. Captain Wood li seriously ill.
Hrnust Rial has returned from nn eastern
trip.
trip.Twelve
Twelve members of Dlxoy's Aaonls party
nro at the Harltor.
Miss Minnlo Wood wont to Now York on
the Milwaukee road.
Wnllnco Hrontch. son of Mayor Uroatch ,
Is nt liomo from Viuo college.
R W. Hcnrlch. Instiranco man of Colum
bus , Nob. , is at the Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hall have ( jono
cost to spoiut the holidays.
Mr. Stabb , of Dos Molncs , is in the city ,
looliliiK after thu crueller trade.
W. B. Annlncatno In yesterday from Wash
ington to spend thu holidays with his family.
Senator and Mrs. San nil era came In yestor-
dny morning from a month's visit to New
York ,
Deputy Hcglster of Deeds English Is lying
sluk nt his home. lie Is suffering from ton-
silitts.
August Moycr , of Meyer fc Raankc , Is In
nnd will entertain his friends ul the house
this week.
Messrs , J. I ) , and H. .1. Kilpatrlclc , rail
road contractors , are In the city stopping at
the Pnxtox.
H. E. Hughes , of Meyer & Kaapko. will ROte
to Mlnncupolls , Minn. , to spend the holidays
with friends.
Chlof Soavoy loaves Wednesday for Gin
clnntitl , where ho will spund the romuiniiig
throe weeks of his vacation.
Hon. John M. Thurston nnd Mrs. Tlnirs-
ton accompanied by Air. Thurston's mother
arrived yesterday morning from the cast.
At the Arcade : A. C. Smith , Oakland ;
John G. liolun and child. Sprinijliuld ; J. H.
Cameron , Herman ; II. Wudu Willis , Tolcu
muh.
muh.Tho
The wife and child of Depot Atrcnt Hea-
noy loft yesterday morn ing for 1'coria , 111. ,
where they will spend Christmas with
friends.
Grant Williams , operator In the general
agent's cRlee of the Chicago , Milwaukee &
St. Paul , has gone to Jancsvillo. Wis. , to
Christmas.
P. E. McMullcn , stenographer for II. G.
Hurt , general manager Fremont , Elkhorn &
Missouri Valley , went , last Saturday ova to
spend Christmas.
Hurt G. Whcolen , stenographer with the
Ariiiour-Cudahy Packing company , South
Onmhii , will enjoy the hospitality of friends
in Ashhmd to-day.
George W. Mitchell , stock dealer of Chey
enne , and the ncphoiv of the late Alex Mit
chell , lussud.tlirough thocity .yesterday morning -
ing on his way to Milwaukee oirn Christmas
visit.
P. S. Eustis , general passenger agent of
the 13 , ft M. , with his wife , arrived yesterday
nnd will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Griflltts , father and mother of Mrs.
Eustlu.
Grant W. Lilllc , division draughtsman of
the Union Pacific railway at Armstrong.
Kan. , is hero for Christmas with his parents
at 1803.Wobstor street. His sister Grace is
also homo from the states normal lor tlio va
cation.
Miss Rosa Diskcnwiilo was calling on her
Omaha friends for a few hours yesterday on
horway homo from Nebraska City , whore she
has been a guest of her sister , Mrs. H ,
Schwind ,
At the Barker : J. E. Wilson , Surprise ,
Nob. ; Free L. Pulne , Doono , In. : S. I ) .
Smith , Sioux City : J. C. Skinner , Lincoln ;
John Rowland , Louisville , Nob. ; H. 11.
Cliaso , Genoa ; William P. Campbell , super
intendent of railway mail service.
H. C. BurUholaor has como from Chicago
to spend Christmas among his many trieuds
in this city. Mr. Hurkholdcr was for years
nn employe of the Union Pacific headquar
ters , and resigned his position about a year
ago to take the position of bookkeeper for
the .D. A. Strcctor Globe Iron works , of Chi
cago. _
Horn.
To Mr. nnd Mrs. Al UUuifusj , 810 south
Thirteenth street , a boy.
Held Up liy Htjhw ymcii.
E. Fryson was hold up by highwaymen on
Fifth nnd Plerco Sunday night and robbed of
J1.50 m American money anil a number of
English coins.
A Heavy Finn.
Frank Womer , one of the toughs who
assaulted Ofllccr Lee on the Kith inst. ,
plead guilty on arraignment and was lined
52.CO. He will board It out at the county
Juil.
Tlio Jjlniiiscr Gnllcry.
The art oxhihit at the residence of Hon.
G. W. Llningor will bo open to the public on
Christmas nnd New Year's days during the
usual Sunday hours. The sketching club
inccU lucre next Friday night.
Two AVlve * .
Clara Spit/lea writes from Atlantic , Ja. ,
Unit her husband , Frank Spitzka , Is married
to another woman here , and wants him ur-
rcstcd for bigamy. Spitzka Is u Bohemian ,
and uorks In a lumber yard here.
lieutenant Stirsou'H Appointment ,
Lieutenant H. B , S arson has been ap
pointed acting commissary of subsistence ,
acting ordinance ; ofllcor , and post treasurer
nt Foit Omaha in place of Lieutenant H. T ,
Kurlo , who has bcun relieved nt his own re
quest.
Skipped.
Pctor Nelson of the linn of Nelson & Nol-
Bon , general store dealers in Gaudy , Is re
ported by Bradstroot's to have skipped the
town. The linn had given a couple of mort
gages on tholr stock amounting to nbnot
fl.bOO , Peter's whereabouts are unknowu.
Tlio LilcciiKO Itnnrd.
The license board , comprising Mayor
Droatch , President Ucchcl , of the council ,
and City Clerk Southard , will moot on next
Saturday to consider the applications which
have been made for saloon licences. They
will adjourn after a short session till tlio
following Monday.
Wants n I'osUlon.
Pat A. Illnos , of Mindeii , Neb. , late dem
ocratic candidate for secretary of state , is at
the Barker. He Is a candidate for Secretary
Mungcr'a place on the state board of trans
portation , In the event of Mr. Mungar's
withdrawal or resignation , as it is under
stood that the gentleman desires to resign.
Under False I'mtciuca.
Jcuaen Anderson was arrested yesterday
morning under a warrant issued by
Justice Wade. Anderson , with another
man not In custody , is charged with obtain
ing money under falsa pretenses. His trial
will take nlace January 0 at S p. in. John
Uudorholm and I ) . IS. Lander gave bonds in
1400 for the defendant's appcarauou.
A Dear I'airnf Knuckles.
Frank Purcatt wai arrested tor carrying a
palrof br.tsj knucks. He lias bean before
the magistrate.a number of times for vari
ous offenses nnd l considered a dangerous
character. A fine of (27.50 was Imposed ,
tud being unable to pay It , ho went to Jail.
It Is the Intention of Chief Seavoy and
Judge Dorka to use the severest moans per-
tnlsiable by law to Jlsarm the toughs of
Omaha ,
TIIK CKIZGII 13.
An Appeal to Cliarll > lo People to
Aid It.
Of nil Omaha's charitable Institutions nnd
enterprises there is none more meritorious
or so deserving ot success as the Creche.
The new building , which is to bo devoted to
this good cause , and which Is In course of
construction , nt the corner of Nineteenth
and Hurnoy streets , will bo ready for occu
pancy during the coming month. It Is a
brick structure , and has been admirably
planned for the use * to which It is put. It
contains n largo and airy play room , 15x21
domltory , 20x21 feet , two reception rooms ,
largo dining room , laundry nnd Infirmary.
It has been Ic.ised by the association for a
period of twenty-live years.
The ladles who have this commendable In
stitution in hand nro desirous of raising more
funds , as they are considerably short of a
sufllclcnt amount to pay for their model new
building. The .Vccnt fund started some titno
since amounts to but fT > 00 , but it Is still op.-n
nnd the ladles would bo pleased to receive
any further propositions the people may see
proper to inn lie.
The nniccrs for the ensuing year nro : Mrs.
T. L. Klmdall , president ; Mrs. K. W. Walker ,
vice president ; Mrs. W. L. Curtis , secretary ,
nnd Mrs. Thomas Kllpatrlck. treasurer.
The boaid of directors includes Mrs , General
Cowlu , Mrs. Thomas Orr , Mrs , Edward
Hosowater , Mrs. T. 13nmtch , Mrs. William
Wallace , Mrs. A. Alice , Mis. H. C.
Alkon and several others. Mrs. Alleo Is
chairman of nil the committees ; while Mrs.
Co win Is chairman of the clothing commit
tee ; Mrs. Martin , chairman of the provision
committee , and Mrs. Wallace chairman of
the furniture committee.
The board of directors meet the first Thurs
day of each month , and at tlio next meeting
will transact an unusual amount of impor
tant business.
Acid Phosphate
For Abuse of Alcohol.
It relieves thu depression therefrom ,
The Chart -r Committee.
The charter committee mot again yester
day afternoon to receive reports from com
mittees , but as it was Christmas eve they
adjourned without transacting any business ,
to meet again Thursday at 2:30 : p. m ,
A Mysterious
Friends of J , S. McGowin. a tenant farmer
of D. Burns at Summer Hill , are anxious to
learn his whereabouts , Ho loft the farm on
Friday with $110 cash nnd a load of corn , but
as he has not since boon seen , it Is feared ho
has mot with foul play. The polica have
been notlllcd , and are looking for a clue.
KellO'lTMllH.
Tlicro will bo two rehearsals of the "Mes
siah" choruses to be sung next Monday evening -
ing at the concert of thu Ladies' Musical so
ciety , one on Thursday nt room 309 , Paxton
block , between fi and 0 o'clock , for tenors
and bases , the other on Friday at S p. in. for
all. A full attendance is requested.
13. 1J. Youxa.
Pears' soap secures a boautilul com
ploxion.
Conic Up Swim.
UMVHA , Nob. , Dec. 24. Sporting Editor
BEB : In reply to Mr. Swan's challenge for-
a ten-hour race , go-as-you-plo.ise , for $50 a
side , I have only to say that I will gladly ac
cept if he will post with Mr. Griswold , the
sporting editor of TUB BII : : , $ ) , j as an
earnest of his good Intentions. Yours ,
JOHN HouiuiiKX' , .
Omaha.
Ii Marriage a F.illtiro ?
Henry Coffman was arraigned this morn
ing for cursing and threatening his divorced
wife , who now is known by the name of
Nancy Colo. Since they have had their mar
riage tics severed Henry has been paying
court to Nancy as In the days of yore , has
taken her to theaters and other places of
amusement , and in other ways played the
gallant. Ycsterdav , while under tno Influ
ence of liquor , ho imagined ho was again her
husband and proceeded to curse and abuse
her. She had him Arrested and Judge Licrka
fined him * 2T.50.
Most complexion powders hnvo a vul
gar glare , but Pozzoni's is a , true
boautillcr , whoso oiTects nro lasting.
A Draw Io < * Flpht.
Mr. William Uoach , of North Omaha , the
former owner and trainer of the bulldog
Major , of local reputation , brought ono of
his numerous fighters to Fort Omaha to give
Mr. Murray's dog Grip a bout. Grip has n
splendid record , having bean In eight pitched
battles , and docs not Know what defeat is.
The usual ceremonies tooic place , the dogs
wore brought on and a llerco battle fol
lowed , lusting thirty-eight minutes. By mu
tual agreement the jaws of the dogs wore
pried open and the fight called a draw.
About. Horses.
Zulu Magnetic Oil cures ring bono ,
spavinsprainsetc. Ask your di-uggist.
AVhcro IB Freeman ?
The marshal of Ashland has written to
Chief Soavoy tolling him of the probable
suicide at that place of Fred Freeman .of
this city. On the banks of the creek near
that town was found n suit of clothes and
a pair of shoes. On the soles of the latter
was the Inscription-Frco FreemanOmaha. "
Whether this w.vs n mere blind or actual
HUicIdo the marshal is unable yet to say , as
there was found no note Indie iting that Free
man was bent on self-destruction ,
Win. Black , Ablugdon , Iowa , was
cured of cancer of the eve by Dr. .Tones'
Hod Ulovor Tonib , which cures all blood
disorders and diseases of tlio stomach ,
liver and kidneys. The best tonic and
appetizer known. CO cents. Goodman
Drug Co.
Ills Cliristnmfl Shoot.
There will bo a big shooting tdurnnment
on the grounds of the Omaha Gun club ,
this afternoon , under the management
of J. J. Hardln. There will bo at least fifty
shooters on the grounds , among whom will
bo some well-known trap shots from abroad.
Following Is the programme :
First shoot Five live birds , modified
English rules , ? . ' ! entrance , thruo moneys ;
second , seven live birds , ? , r > entrance , three
moneys ; third , 11 vo live birds. 1 entrance ,
three moneys ; fourth , seven live birds , fi ;
fifth , five live birds ; sixth , seven live birds ;
huventli , team shoot , two to n team , $10 on-
tianco pc'r team , ten live birds , three mon
eys ; eighth , four pair live Wrds , J3 entrance.
All single bird matches will bo governed by
modified English rules ; double birds , plunge
traps. Target trans kept running all the
afternoon. Two thousand live birds have
been secured , nnd the tourney will bo the
shooting event of the winter season.
A Hitter Hut , Not n MnrlcHinan.
While Henry Stlgor was at n turkey shoot
Sunday bis inferior mnrkmanstiln caused
considerable merriment and ono of the by *
slanders ventured some facetious remark.
This made Stlger very angry and turning
about ho struck nnd knocked down Charles
E. Brock who ho thought was the man who
had ridiculed his shooting , Urock , how
ever , was perfectly Innocent of anything of
the kind nnd before he could explain , Stlgrr
had disfigured his face bndly. An ofllccr
was called nnd arrested both Stlger ami
Brock. The latter was very Indignant ever
this second inposltloa and nn arraignment
most satisfactorily proved him innocent nnd
was discharged. Stlger was lined $12.50.
Grateful.
From the Council Bluffs Dally Globe , Jan
uary 2rt , 1SS2 : M. A. McPlko. editor of the
Cambria ( Ebcnsburg , Pa. ) Freeman , has
been the personal friend of the editor of the
Glebe for moro than twenty years , und is
known , wherever ho is known , ns ono of the
best men living. He Is also nn intlmnto
friend of Mr. Clark , of the Nonpareil. Ho
1ms been unfortunate in the fact that his
fatnllv was ravaged with diphtheria and
greatly distressed. Mr. Clark , having heard
of this calamity , sent him some of Dr. Jef-
fcris' Diphtheria Cure. It was used nt once ,
and the lives of the rest of his children
saved. Letters from Mr. McPiko nro un-
Iwundcd in tholr expressions of gratitude
for finding some means ot averting the loss
of his whole group of little and tender ones.
Flvoof Mr. McPlko's children out of eight
died from diphtheria before ho had an op
portunity of using Dr. JofToris' remedy.
Price of remedy $3. Address Dr. Thos. Jef-
fcris , box GOT , Omaha , Neb.
Homeless Ttnchclorn.
Secretary Jcnnor , of the Y. M. C , A. , will
entertain , at a 4-o'clock dinner this af
ternoon , some fifteen or twenty "waifs" who
nro homeless this Christmas tide. This dif
ference , however , Is to bo noted , that In
stead of the objects of Mr. Jcnner's kind
ness being juvenile Arabs , the guests will In
clude lawyers , medical students , and at least
ono newspaper man. Mr. Jenner's Idea is to
try and make to-day as nearly like as
possible to the favored few , what it would bo
if they had the advantages of homo comforts ,
The dinner will bo served up in the commit-
tee-room of the new building.
Tlio Cfiy Mission' * Charity.
The Omaha City mission will give its an
nual Christmas dinner to the poor children
of our city next Thursday. Mary B. Good
man , secretary of the mission , says : "Wo
shall bo glad to receive meatspickles , cakes ,
pies , etc. , everything that Is necessary to a
good dinner. Please send the provisions to
the mission by 11 o'clock Thursday morn
ing.
C Several poor families Imvo appealed for
help. Two families have been burned out ,
anil any clothing or furniture will bo ac
ceptable if loft at the mission.
i'rotcct Yourself nnd Family
By keeping n supply of Zulu Magnetic
Oil for rheumatism , sprains , etc. , and
Xulu Healing Ointment for cuts , burns ,
sores , etc. Ask your druggist.
Gamblers nnd Saloonkeepers.
The chief of police has written the follow
ing letter to the mayor :
Enclosed , please find police report concern
ing the violation of city ordinances by John
Hosenilold , expressman , Otto Mauer , C. S.
Higgins ( four charges ) , Jack Woods ( three
charges ) , Henry Hornberger ( two charges ) ,
Charles ICallingcr , Edward Maucr , Mike
Lcary , licensed liinaor dealers.
I have also the honor to inform you that sev
eral successful raids have been made on
gamblers during the year , over the Turf
Exchange saloon nnd over the Diamond sa
loon , both of which nro located on Douglas
and Fourteenth streets.
Section 11 of chapter 20 , Chase's compila
tions , provides that any person to whom a
license shall have been granted who shall
allow gambling on his or her premises , after
having been convicted of keeping n gambling
house , is liable to have His license cub-
celled by the license board.
Crushed Through Hin Own Xcglignnco
Coroner Drcxel hold nn inquest over the
remains of F. W. Baker , who was killed Sun
day afternoon in the transfer yard of the
Union depot at Council Bluffs. The evidence
went to show that the deceased attempted to
cross a line of cars that were being switched.
Ho was warned by the several witnesses who
were present at the time not to attempt such
a thing , but paying no attention to the warn
ing Baker attempted to squeeze in , nnd was
caught between the draw-bars. Death en
sued a few minutes after the deceased was
extricated from the cars.
The jury returned the verdict "that the
deceased had been killed by being crushed
between two curs , nnd that the accident had
occurred owing to his own negligence. " The
body will bo forwarded to Farley , la.
An Ahnoliitn Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo two ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute cure for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup
tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles ,
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at 83
cents per box by mail SO cents.
mentally Affected.
Henry Mortonolf , a man about fifty years
of agois lodged In the county jail to await an
examination by the lunacy commissioners.
Mortonolf evidently has been a flue physical
follow In his time , and there Is said to
be quite a romance connected with his life.
For years ho was working with , and under
the direction of Colonel Cody ( Buffalo Bill )
ns a scout , and has earned for himself the
title of "Niobrara Ked" . The unfortunate
man's malady has taken tno form of relig
ious mania , and it was by humouring this
whim , that Deputy Sheriff Grebe made the
arrest on Saturday night , without nay
trouble. Mortonolf has been employed as a
laborer'at Charles IJarmloy's livery barn on
Sevcntccth and Howard streets ,
Mnrrln o
The following marriage licenses was Is
sued by Judge Shields yesterday :
Name and residence. Age.
I Charles Price , Omaha . 34
( Ada Carpenter , Omaha . 150
( Alblan C. Smith , Oakland , Neb . 46
Doll Gravollo , Sloan , lu . 23
Joseph Cepra , Omaha . 22
Mary Kella , Omaha . ; . , . 1U
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS ,
Wo are offering special inducements to parents who are dosirons of securing practi
cal and appropriate holiday gifts for their boys ; what better or more sensible present
can you give them than a nice Suit or Overcoat ? Wo are showing handsome styles for
big and small boys , and our qualities and prices can not bo matched.
$2.5O buys a very nice all wool Suit or a good Overcoat with cape for small boys.
$3.5O buys an excellent Suit or Overcoat for small boys.
$5.50 buys a very good all wool Suit or splendid Chinchilla Overcoat for largo
boys up to 18 years old.
Wo call special attention to a few small lots of very choice styles of Overcoats for
little boys from 4 to 10which we offer at a marvelous low price. Wo are anxious lo close
thorn out ; they are extremely fine goods and the brief season left for the disposal of :
such qualities induced us to make a big cut on them ; they are made of very line Ker
seys , Chinchilla and Cheviots this seasons novoltioa , of elegant designs and richly
trimmed , some with fursomo with plush in short they are such garments as can only
be found in first-class houses. Wo have marked them $6.00 , $7.25 , $7.90 and
$8.5O , and wo guarantee that these prices are not ono half of what such goods usually
bring. This is an extraordinary opportunity to procure a fine garment at such a figure
and every boy will appreciate such a gift.
In our Hat Department can bo found an immense line of Boy's Hats and Caps in
Plush , Felt aiid Cloth. Wo positively sell those goods at just one-half what regular
s
Hat dealers ask for them , and you would bo surprised to see our prices. Good little
Turbans of Plush , Chinchilla and Astrachan at 25c ; splendid Knit and Jersey Caps
at 30c , and very fine Cloth and Jersey Caps at 4Oc , 5Oc and 75c.
In our Glove Department we have a large assortment of Boy's Gloves and Mittens ,
suitable for presents. As a Christmas oftering wo will present this week each boy with
every purchase no matter how small , a nice paint box. Wo have opened an elegant
line of Mufflers , Silk Handkerchiefs and Scarfs , especially for holiday trade and offer
them at prices lower than asked in any other house-for like qualities. Good Cashmere
Mufflers at I5c , 35caud 5Oc ; elegant Silk Mulilers of beautiful designs aiid elegantly
embroidered at 75C , $1.00 and $1.5O. .
Next Thursday we shall begin to distribute our elegant holiday souvenirs and wo
will also forward ono with all out of town orders.
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Hrulacs , Ilackache. lieaJnclio and Isenrnlgla. It
permanently drives away und removes nil pains ,
nclies and similar ailments , ( ioort for hrustns trcll
us mankind , nnd cures Itlngbone. Spavin , Hlillntt ,
t > tc. on bori < e > . 1'tit up In large inns ttnil teat
by expresa on receipt of iirico If your
does not keep U. Price 1.M.
ZULU HEALING OINTMENT.
Greatest Snlveln inn worm , it nets like maffia
when applied tr > _ Guts , llruliea , Hcnlijn , Hurnx , lilies
Old Mores , Cbaffed and chnppcd Ilnnds , Cracked
Uow > ' Tealn , etc. , nnd other troubles of a similar
nature , ( food for horses * wounds and cores.
1'rlte 75cents. I'utup In Inrcu tin bojues , and nont
liy mall or express on receipt ol price If your
dniKKlst does ilot keep It.
Our cans and boxes contain moro than four times
an much. n > any other bottle or nacl > n ci , IMEI > to
contain , an article that will do thu work we
our prrpuratlniin to do.
THE SANTFORD HF& . CO. ,
Omaha , Neb , Snl I'roprletors.
For Snlo nt retail lu Oinnliu , by Kiihn & Co. , Gco.V. . I'arr , John W. Hell ,
nnd S. 11. Kariifiwortli.
SENSIBLE and USEFUL
PRESENTS
Scorn to bo the Oi'deiof the day.
OUR STOCK is complete in every
department. You and your friends
are invited to call.
U. S. DEPOSITOEY , OMAHA , WEB.
I'uitl Up Cnpital . if 100,000
Surplus. . . 50,000
II. W. Y.m-s. Trosident.
LK\VIH S. Kiin : : , VJco I'resldent.
A. 1 ! . TOIT/.AI.I.V , L'ml Vice I'rosldnnt.
W. II. B. llUiius ( : Cusliler.
w. V. MoitsR , JOHN S. COI.MNS.
II. W. YATKtC I.KW1SS. ItUKIl.
A. K. Touzu.lN.
Hanking OHIco
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner li'tn nnd rnrnnm Sts.
A GcniTul jlitnkliiK lltibtneds
OMAHA
MEDICAL . SURGICAL INSTITUTE,1
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodpro Sts. >
TOM ran TKBATMENr Or Al.t.
033R-A.CES ,
Appliances for Deformities and Trtusaa.
Dot facilities , apparatus .nil i medJc for mcccifc
fill trentuiont ol ercrr form of illionio rennlrln l
Uedlcftl or Hiojlcal Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Jlonnl nnit Mten < l io ; beil Loinltal nccoiutnod *
lions In the west.
WHITE roit CIHOUt.AMon Deformities nil nractf.1
Trumes , Cliili heel , Cnrvnturo of ib9 bplne , I'ller , ;
Tuuiorn. Cancer. Catarrh , HiondilHi , InlialnllonJ
Hlectrlcltj. Paralfiia , Upllepir. Kidner. llUitdofJ
Kje , Ear , Skin and Hlood , an I nil tiurjlo il Oporutloo *
Diseases of Woman a Specialty.
llOOK ON DISBA8BS OP WOMEN /BKB.
ONLY RELIABLE UEDIOAL INSTITUTE
MA1IINO A SI'EClAr/IV Or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
I All Hlood Dlieaiet nrcraifulljr tritnted.
1 Poison rumorrd from tuo nrili-m without mer
I Nitvr reiturallTO lr.'utin ; il for loin uf Vital Pu
rorioni nnaMt ) to vl U in may ha ireutixl athoaaul
I eorrt'tpundenco. All communications coufldenUaul
Medicinal or InitrumeaU Kent by mall or ( tiproiu
leouiely parked , no unrks to Indicate ionturtti
eudur. OneperioaailntarTluw preferred. Call a
coomilt UH or tend Ulstorr ol your CMC , and wo
MQd la plain wrapper , our
I BOOK TO MEN , FREEj
! Dpon Private , Special or Kerroua Dlir nxis. IinMr
tenor , Syphilis , Qleel and Varloccele , with quuitloa
Ult. Aifdreii
OnialM Medical and Snrvwzl TmlftuM , o *
nn. HcMJBNAnv , ,
0r. 13th DUd Dodge BUOMAHA. . NEBJ
I'KNNYHOTAL 1VAFKKR am
Fucrt3f ully ubi-d monthly liy over 10,000 ,
( .adieu. Are Safe , Kffectuulantl 1'lentanl
1 pi r box by irmll.or at ( IrtiKKlsto. Kealed
1'articulari ! i postage RUmijm. AililroM
TEE EUIIEKA CUSIIICAI. Co. , DUIKOIT , Mica.
For mile and l > i/ mull ( > \l \
Dt'iifCo. . , Otnnlui ,
PATENTED AUGUST 16. IMPROVED JUNE 20,1008-
Gents' Spinal Appliance , No. 4 Gents' Belt. No. 4 Ladies' Belt. Ladies' Spinal Appliance ,
Dr. Owen's Eleclro- Galvanic Heltand Suspensory will WH v Sfi cnro thcfol-
lowinfj diseases and all others of a nervous character ; " K ja fegggaH ! Kheumatism of
any kincj , Sciatica , Pa- ralysis , Epilepsy , Spinal Diseases Back Vio'Jv. ' St. Vilus * Dance
Bright's Disease , Piles , Heart Diseases , Lumbago , General and Nervous Debility , Costivcness , Kid-
ney Diseases , Nervous- ness , Trembling , Wasting of the body , all diseases caused from Indiscretion
in Youth or Married Life , Nervous Prostration , Personal Weakness or Exhaustion , Female Com-
plaints , in fact all ncrSuspensory , vous diseases pertaining to Male or Female. We challenge the world to pro-
clucc a belt that will compare with it. The current is under the perfect control of the wearer and can be made
mild or strong to suit any complaint ? this cannot be done with any other belt. The Suspensory for weakness
ol men is connected directly to the Uattcrr , the disks are so adjusted that by the means of our appliances the UlCC-
trlclty " can be carried ' to ' any part ' of the . betSy . . . . or . wherever . . . . . the . disease . is . located. . . This is . . the . Ifttc.st . and greatest
Front View ,
Galvanic Body Belt has the Owen Belt to be. It differ *
from oil others. It is a _ Contains Two Ilnttcrks aud
Twenty Galvanic Cells ,
The Owen Belt Is not a Chain , . , . . w. , , or a Pad of . It will all i'urablo Galvanic - . The Elwtrie
uiuiu cn vj' uu , 01 any description Ji iviu cure ail complaints Luraoil ) by Electricity or a uaivamo jiaiio-ry. inc j'.ircinc current can
_ * . . * . . ' . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . .
be Tested before it I i i t < tut t ! i. i i
Of any OJIO is applied to the body and is worn only from six to ten hours day or niijht. After examining this belt you will buy no other , as It is light and catily worn
and superior to all others now offered /or sale. To show the Entire Confidence we have in our Electro-Galvanic Belt and Appliance , we will send our Full Power No.J Belt complete to
responsible parties on thirty days' trial , and if it docs not Prove to bo or do what we Ileprfsent , you can return it to us. Physicians indorse the On en Belt as the best. Send 6 cent !
postage for our free illustrated pamphlet of 128 pages written by a physician of over 40 years experience , which will be sent you with our book of testimonials in a scaled ,
envelope , giving instructions how to treat yourself with electricity without the aid ol aph > * icianor thcute of medicine. Sendforapairol IJr. Owen's Electric Jntolcs , l'ricei.oo , which
will cure you of Gout , Chilblains , Cramps in feet or legs , or Cold Keet. Wo not waste your money on belts patented years \Yehiiveprlvateconsullationrooinsforladiei '
as well as gents , and all who call or write us can rest assured they will receive an honest opinion , and if the belt is not adapted to tlieif case they will be fcoadnscd. Open at all times-djyi , '
nights and Sundays call or write to the doctor. Consultation at'office , or by mail free. rn , .
For in formal ion ) K > W to obtain trial belt sec 128-pajje uanijUil t > JUlCi &APPL :
j Mention this Paper , . QQQ North Broadway , St. Louis , Mo , Incorpoiated June 16,1887 , ,