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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEH' WEDNESDAY , APKIL 3. 1889. THKCITY. _ Oil Inspector John McDonnltl has boon laid up for several dtvys with n fractured anklo. Tllo building Inspector Issued 232 permits during the month of March for buildings valued at $400,131. Charles Hallor was fined 816 in police court yesterday afternoon for an assault upon his employer , M. Kubold. TUB HUB has recoiled two letters ad dressed to the captain of the Oklahoma colony. The latter can have them upon call. Harry Allen , the alleged confidence man , put up $100 In police court for his appearance for trial on Wednesday. A morning paper announces that the twentieth annual hall of the E. M. A. took place Monday night. This Is iv tnls- tnko , the date sot being Monday , April 22. 22.A A well known local llghtfingor named West was arrested yesterday for the larceny of flvo pairs of pants from the Erie Clothing company of Sixteenth street , Charles Fubs has boon arrested charged with having embezzled funds collected by him for M. Sovonsa. Fubs states that ho simply kept his salary out of the collections. G. W. Ilarvoy , of Walnut Hill , speaks in strong terms of the filthy condition ol the alloy between Nicholas and Nel son streets west of Lowe avenue as far west as the Bolt line railway. The chairman of the board of county commissioners has received a telegram from Architect Myers , of Detroit , stat ing that ho will bo hero to-day with his report on the comity hospital muddle. A fire In a lot of brush on Cumlng near Thirty-first street , threatened to do damage to nroportv adjacent yester day morning on account of the prevail ing high winds. IIoso company No. 1 was called out. Alexander Swanson , who has lost his mind , was incarcerated in the central station yesterday. Ho is a mild mannered lunatic and the cause of his dementia is eaid to bo > too intimate an acquaintance with John Barleycorn. License Inspector Turnbull states that hereafter all keepers of billiard and pool rooms will bo required to pay license in accordance with the require ments of a city ordinance that has not boon enforced of late years. Andrew Christophorson , the saloon keeper at 414 South Tenth street , says ho did not sell beer on Sunday , though the sale is reported at that number , but pot in'connection with his name. Ho says somebodv must have made a mis take , The examination of applicants for the positions of teachers in the city schools ' commenced in the high school'building ycatordajr. The examining commit tee consists of W. W. Koytor , Prof. Lewis and Miss S. R. Davis. The re sults of the examination will not bo known until Wednesday. Personal I'arncrnplifi. R. I . Ruddiclt , of Kcoltuk , is a Paxton guost. A. L. Young , of Burlington , la. , is at the Paxton. J. B. T. Hull , of Kansas City , is at the Murray. John I. Ncsbitt and family , of North Platte , arc at the Paxton. Btiito Senator Jowott , ot Broken Bow , is In the city on tils way to Chicago. Johnson Brigham , editor of the Cedar Rapids ( la. ) KepubUuau , Is at the Murray. D. R. Bryce , one of the representative bus iness men of London , England , ts in the city on an important mission und is stopping at the Pnxton. Thomas Heafoy , brother of the flrm of Hoafoy & Heafoy , who lias been lioro for thrco woclcs us an important witness In a Wells Fargo case in the district ; court , has returned to Kansas City , Sixth Ward Non-Partisans. There will bo an important meeting of the Sixth Ward Non-partisan club at its hall , Thlrty-flfth and Franklin streets , this evening. Every member is earnestly re quested to bo present , as an election of oftl- cers will take place. Foil on"n Hull. Miss Kntlc Fox , a younp lady residing on Eleventh and Leaven worth streets , while endeavoring to extricate herself from a con glomeration of cable and street cars on South Tenth street yesterday , fell and was cut in the Jaw by striking on ono of the rojjfe Sbo was conveyed to Bell's drug where the wound was sowed up. liiccnsrs. Following are the marriage licenses is- iucd yesterday In the county court : Name ud Residence. Age. I MathewMcGuo , Gaudy , Neb . 25 | Malindn Aidorg , La Platte , Neb . 23 I Henry V. Boll , Omaha . 2'J ( GustloBost , Nebraska City . 19 Four Times In Matrimony. John R. Bucbor , whose wife secured a di vorce from him last Friday on the grounds ot drunkenness and failure to support , was married Monday to Miss Kntio Gardner , Justice Kroegor tying the knot. This Is the fourth time Buchor has been married , his other three wives having all secured di vorces from him. him.A A Disclaimer. STATIONla. . , April 3. To the Editor of TUB Ben : Please correct the item that was' printed In your papoi1 a couple of weeks ago , stating that the writer and ono Davis left town together. Stio never heard of this mixn Davis and furthermore had no grounds for such an association. By so doing you will confer a great favor on mo Yours truly , MAK A. O , U. AV. Kiitcrtnlninont. Monday nightropulnr proceedings No. 17 , A. O. U. W , , at its hall in the Barker build ing , were hurried through In anticipation of tbo visit of South Omaha , Council Blurts and other Omaha lodges. These lodges turned out In great foroo nndvoro royally entertained by No. 17 at a supper. The gathering was also cast into a literary mooil oud many timely and otherwise praiseworthy speeches were uttered. Patt Grand Master Ezoldtil , of Topclw , Kim , , was enjoying him- elf In the throng. A Forger. The police uro looking for one II. P. Hen drickson , who is wanted for forging the name of his employers , Barber & Co. , for ITS. Ho also OUCH a number of bills for board , making It a point never to pay nnd running up as lurgo a bill us ho could nl cue ! place. Ho owes the City hotel $10 , the Ocel dental hotel (30 nnd Ernst Meyer * 35. Ho Is a fiinooth-fauod. light-coinploxioncd fellow of about twenty-six. His w'fo ' is a tlollrato looking woman of about twenty and the ) have n child about four months old. Hen- drluknon is also wanted for the ftauitt otTcnt > o nt Bloux City. VnrloiiH Crimea. pome Uneven have stolen n largo quantity of sliver knives ami spoons from Bonn's rwtiuirnnt on Uoiiglaa street. There is no pluo to the fellow * who did It. John Motion wua arraigned on the charge of bulntf drunk und driving too fust. The latter charge wits4 dismissed and ho pah > 17.50 for being Intoxicated. Thieves broke Into tlie Erie clothing store tt89U North Sixteenth struct , lust , night , and stole ttvo pairs of pantaloons. 'J'Le residence of H. E. Powers , Thirty * econd and Mcgoatlt streets , was broken Into 'yesterday. A lady's gold wiiteh. a whltn fin In Japanese cuso , a pair of gold sleeve but toi > B und u riuoi.orth ull tcgotlur NX ) , were Hit * * TITANS CLINCHED. * _ _ _ _ * - Tito Omnhn Homo nnitwny Says the Motor's FrnnolilHO In Illegal. A petition fqr injunction waa'-'JllcSd by the Drrmlm Horse railway company , against- the tlotor Railway company , the TxTafd of public works , and the city of Omaha , In the district ' court yesterday morning. The plaintiff avers that tbo election con- Bcntlng to the Motor company's ' constructing and operating street railways In this city was nvalld , and the defendant has no right to construct railways luthostrcotslnOmnhii but a a trossnasscr thereon ; that during the last four or flvo years , the petitioner constructed numerous additional lines of street railway nnd has thirty miles in operation , and has other lines in projection , ns follows : A loublo track on Sixteenth street from Cap- tel avenue to Vlnton street ; double track on Eleventh street Bouth from Caplto ) avenue o Williams street , on Williams street to Tenth , thence south on Tenth to city limits. Some work has been done on these lines , but has been delayed on account of attitude of city council toward rights of plaintiff , Imposing burdens upon the company which the latter refused to re spect. The city council , it Is said , has claimed this company htw no right to use the via ducts , nud the company claims Its charter confers such right upon It. It Is further stated that the petitioner has always In- cndcd to complete said lines. Two years ago , defendant begun construction of street ailway tracks , intended to obstruct and cm- jarrass plaintiff. The defendant has gene on the same streets on which the petitioner , vtts at work and laid track Just ahead of .horn , Illegally nnd wrongfully. The plain tiff claims the right to exclude every other company and to proceed with construction of its own lines. That defendant now threatens , nnd will , unless enjoined , ? o on streets herein described , and ay tracks , as the board of public works will rrnnt them the right. This Is to obstruct .ho progress of plaintiffs on said streets , and the latter prays that the board of public works bo restrained from issuing snld per mit , also vra.vs Judgment pcrnctuallv enjoin ing and restraining the defendants from con structing tracks on Sixteenth street from Capitol avenue south to city limits , or on Tenth street from Mason south to citv limits , or on Mason between Tenth and Eleventh streets , or from IP any manner Interfering with the work of plaintiff ; that board of lublio works und city of Omaha bo enjoined From granting the defendant company any .icrmit . to construct track on such streets. ( Vttiroer'n llcquost. Dr. S. D. Mercer , In behalf of the motor company , has put In applications nt the board of public works for permission to complete .lie double track around the loop between Parnam and Howard on Twelfth nnd Four teenth streets , nnd also to put In necessary iwitchcs on the single tracks on Hurt ana Thirty sixth streets. Mercer avenue , ( Jlmrlcs nnd Twenty-lllth streets , and to complete all necessary work on the double truck on Sev enteenth and Burt. SOUTH OMAHA TO FLORENCE. Tlio Noxv Street Hallway Proposes Its Fnnt Ills Line. Articles of union and consolidation were filed yesterday between Omaha Cable- Trnmway company nnd the Omaha Horse Railway company. The name of the now incorporation which has been looked for so long is the Omaha Street Railway company The ofllccrs arc Frank Murphy , president ; S. K. Johnson , vice president ; D. H. Good rich , secretary. The directors are Messrs. Frank Murphy , H. S. Smith. Guy Barton , S. R. Johnson , W. V. Morse , A. S. Paddock and B. F. Smith. The capital stock has bcon placed nt fl.OOO.OOO. Bonds will bo immediately is sued to the amount of $750,000 , with which it Is intended to give tu the pcoplo of this city one of the most perfect systems of street railways in the country. The company now owns lines in all parts of the city. These it will still further extend , so that thickly set tled districts will then be brought Into inti mate connection with the business part of the city. The cable road to Hanscom park Will bo miilt immediately , but by which of two routes the management docs not yet desire to state. From the park , the line will be extended to South Omaha by means of the motor , the right to use which the now corporation cnloys. South Omaha may also be reached by two routes , Twenty-fourth or Twentieth street. The cable company has already several sections of track on the latter street and has not yet abandoned the former thoroughfare. The company has just secured the passage of an ordinance in South Omaha for a special election granting them a fran chise on nil the streets of that city on tbo 20th instant. I3csidcs these improvements , the com pany proposes to lay nnd extend tracks in half a _ dozen other streets on which it was wo'rking at the time it was stopped a few nights ago by the police. Among those will bo Sixteenth street from the southern terminus to Florence. This will be equipped with the electric system. If this should fail , which it will not , the com pany has the right of using- the cable. This work will ocgin when the Injunctions npninst the company , now in the courts , are set aside. _ That tired feeling and loss of appetite are entirely overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla - parilla , the peculiar medicine. Try it and seo. _ TELLS A 1IAUD STOJIY. John FotltcrKlll SHOIIIH To Bo a Chnr- nctcrloKH Unite. A pale , emaciated , poorly dressed woman with watery eyes and n weak voice , called at the police station yesterday afternoon and asked protection from her drunken husband , John Fothorgtll , of Sixteenth und Williams streets. The woman told u pliable story to Judge Horka of the wrongs she has suffered for the vast twelve yearn as the wife of a brutal and dissolute man. Twelve years ago , she said , she was married at Spring- vllle , la. , to Fothorgill. Soon after the mar riage she discovered that her husband had served a term in the penitentiary at A mimosa mesa for horse stealing and had a younger brother lit the prison at the time. The young wife was willing to forgive her bus- bund for deceiving her as to his past record , but he soon after began to drink and for ten years has contributed llttlo or nothing to the support of his wlfo and three child ren. Fotherglll'8 ' tlrst record as a star drinker was inado thrco vcars after his mar- rlago. Yoiinch Fothorsill , his brother , was killed In the penitentiary by a guard while trying to escape. Fotliercill and his wife went after the rorpso and started with it for Suringllcld. Qn the way he stopped at a brewery , got roaring full and made his wife drive homo alone , live miles on n lonely road with the dead body of the convict In the wagon. Mrs. Fothorgill further assorts that \vhllo In Iowa her husband compelled her to receive the attentions of other men until her health has been completely ruined. They camn to Omaha two years ngo , since which time the abused woman has supported herself and thrco children by doing laundry work , while her husband has degenerated tea a bar room bummer , and has lately beaten her and threatened to kill her. Ho came homo yesterday and chased her out of the house with a knife. She went to the police station , told her story nnd caused his arrest. 'Jho Stoinacli DlMlls AtmlH. 1hcsnif existent In a natural quantity , nnd unvltlated bv bllo , pluy their piirt In the functions of dipcbtlon and assimilation. But the artificial acid resulting from the inability of the stomach tp convert food received by it into sustenance , IH the producer of llutulenco und heartburn , which tire the most harrassing symptoms of dvapcpsla. The best carmina tive is Hosteller's Stomach Bittern. Far more uffcctlvo Is it than carbonate of soda , mugncstn , or other alkaline salts. These In variably weaken the stomach without uro ducing pormaiu'itt benefit. No man or wonihn chronically dyspeptic , und consequently ner vous , can bo in possession of the full measure uro of vigor allowed by nature. Therefore , invlgoratn and icguluto the system , nnd bv BO doing protect it from inularla , rlionma- Ifstn and other serious maladies. llo Iloiiuhi tlio A wagon stolen from PaMon & Gallagher several week * ago was found by Onicer Ids- sane In possession of Mr. Sherwood , of Sher wood & Prulim. TxVenty-eighth ami Pierce streets. Mr , Hhi'rwood wiy ho bought U of omo unknown nun , for (15. It lit worth about | 15 ; \ Extraordinary Bargain Sale This Week in the New Goods , Largest Wholesale Stock to Select from and the Lowest Prices Ever Named for First Glass Goods. We Offer the Following Bargain Lots This Week in * > Boy's Long Pant Suits. 4 Lot No. 1. 150 Boy's Brown Striped Cheviot Sn'ts , coat , pants nnd vest , mn.de from n pure nil wool cheviot , manufactured for our own use nnd intwlo in our own work rooms. Quiiranteed to be perfect in every re spect at $7 per suit. Wo claim that this is less than these goods can bo manufactured for in the regular way , but we have them made in large quantities nnd in this way have reduced the cost , so have decided to offer thorn this week nt the extremely low price of § 7 per suit. All sizes from 10 yenw to 17. Samples of the goods sent to any address. Boy's Short'Pant Suits , Special Price , $5. Lot No. 2 Ts a lot of 200 Boy's Scotch Cheviot Knco Pant Suits , ages 1113 , made from n genuine Scotch Cheviot , of a neat brown check. In appearance and wear it is equal to any suit sold ns high ns $8. "We unhesi tatingly recommend this suit ns perfect in fit and relinble in every respoct. Samples of goods sent any address Special Sale of Men's Cheviot Suits , Prices $8 , $10 and $12. The Cheviot Suits advertised in the men's department last week will prove to be very popular , judging from the number sent out last week to parties at a distance. Men's Blue Cheviot Sack and Fioc'c ' Su'ts , $10.00. Men's Fancy Cheyiot Sack Suits. $3.00. Men's Genuine Sawyer Cheviot Suits , $12.00. Send for samples and self measurement blanks. OMAHA BOSTON Freeland ; Loomis Co. NEW YORK DES MOINES Proprietors. Corner Fifteenth and Douglas Streets , riCHOOLi POPULATION. \Vlint the tintc Canvass Shows by Com parison. Omaha has now a population of 141,701 in habitants , to use tbo multiple of 7 on the school canvass , which has Just been coin- pletc'i. The number of school children , as nhown by the cnnvns , is 20,243. Some think that the multiple ) of 7 is _ too lanro , as they claim that there uro not seven pcoplo to every enumerated child of school age. This multiple Is used In Kansas City , Minneapo lis and St. Paul to determine the population of those cities , and if it bo correct in those places it should glvo nearly the exact num ber of people residing in Omaha. Last year the school census showed tlio number of school children to bo 19,200 , an increase only of 083. The year preceding the Increase was 2,703 , almost three times preater than the present year. This slight increase of only 9S3 in the school cen sus , says Superintendent of Schools Jnmcs , indicates a retarded growth in the population of the city. For the past flvo years the cnunibration has bcon as followp : 1885,11- 202 ; 1880 , 11,831 ; 18S7 , 14,819 , ; 1883 , l'J,3BO ; ISS'J , 20,243. Secretary Piper , of the board of educa- tion.dliTers somewhat from the opinion of Mr. James. Ho believes the actual Increase of residents Is about fifteen thousand for the past year , and there is n larger proportion of children now in the schools than ever before. Ho says the actual increase in the number of children of school ace is much greater than the figures , 983 indicate , and consequently tbo Increase of population ot the city must bo greater. At all events it Is safe to say that Omaha's population is 140,000. "Give Him $ S and Lot Him Guess. " 'Woonco hoard a man complain of fooling badly and wondered wlutt nilcd him. A humorous friend said , "Give him n , doctor , $2 , and lot him guess. " It was a cutting satlro on some doctors , who don't always guess right. You ncofi , not guess what ails you when your food don't digest , when your bowels nnd stomach nro inactive and when your head aches every day , and you are lan guid and oiiHily fatigued. You are bil- lious , and Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purga tive Pellets will bring you out all right. Small , sugar-coated , easy to tako. Of druggists. _ Logo Nearly Four Thousand. The flro department was called to Nine teenth nnd Lenvonworth at 11:23 : yesterday morning where a most destructive flro was raging In the houses occupied by J. P. Lund and J. H. Matthews. Owing to tbo loftv situation of the buildings nnd the strong wind that was blowing the efforts of the llremen proved unavailing and both Htructnres burned to the ground. The lire spread so rapidly that but llttlo furniture was saved. The damage done will amount to $ J,70J , the houses was valued nt about $1,2)0 each , and about $700 worth of furniture und clothing being burned up In Lund's ' homo and over $000 worth in Matthews. A number of clerks boarded In these houses and caino home for dinner to lind that they had noth ing left/to them except the clothes on their backs.Both buildings belonged to Mrs. Mary Uool : nnd wore Insured. The contents wore a total loss. The tire was caused by children setting flro to the dry grass in the yard. _ Wo feel perfectly safe in recommend ing Chnmborlaln's Pain Balm for rheu matism , lame buck and all cabOd requir ing n liniment. A bonetlolal olloct is apparent from its llrst application. Many aged persons who sullor with painfi in the joints and muscles so fre quently caused by exposure or sudden changes of weather , lind immediate ro- Huf in Chamberlain's Pain Halm. Give it u trial. Sold by all druggists. Clicnpor A comparison of the prices at which pav ing Is to bo done this year shows that It will be much moio cheaply done than it was last year , In 1SS5 cypress bloclcs were laid by Hcgan Urothors ft , Co. , for IJ.Sl nor square yard , Their bids thlb year for the same material on sanil and ulunk Is (1-15 ; on concrete. $1.73. ,1.11. Smith last year laid ccdur blocks at 51.s ? per sjuaro yard , on concrete , with two palloim of tar. On the same work U. E. Nauclo & Co.'s olTor is * ! .7i ) . Last season Huih Murphy paved street * with Kloux Tails jrranito or Colorado sand Btono for ? J,1& . YYUllituj Forestall offers to put Sioux Falls granite on sand for $2.29 for streets and $2.39 for alloys. They arc trying in Germany to lind a substitute for India rubber. No ouo who has used Dr. Bigoluw-'s Positive Cure desires a substitute , as it is emi nently successful in coughscolds and all throat and lung diseases. Goodman Drug Co. _ Another Gun. It is reported at police headquarters that another gun , supposed to have been stolen from Hardin's has been found in a pawn shop near the iron bank. It was pawned by Uingnmn , who has turned up missing since his connection with the robberies has como to light. Fisher Printing Co. , 1011 Farnam si. . telephone 1201 , blank book makers , etc , Stolci n Phncton. August Benson left his horse nnd phaeton standing on Farnam opposite the Paxton building yesterday afternoon , and when ho returned a few minutes later both had dis appeared. _ Grass , garden and field cods. Win. Siovers & Co. , IGtb and California. GYGER-In this city , April 3. 1 p. m. , G. T. Gygor , aged alxty years , flight months , fifteen days , at his Into residence , 1210 South' Twenty-eighth street. Notice of funeral hereafter. An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL AHIET1NE OINT MENT is only put up in lurgo two ounce tin boxes , and is an absolute euro for old sores , burns , wounds nnd chapped hands , and all skin eruptions. Will positively cure nil kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL AB- IETINE OINTMENT. 'Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at 23 cents per box by mall 30 cents. _ ConfeRsc-d iliulumcnt. H. M. & S. W. Jones , cook dealers , con fessed judgment before Justice Morrison yesterday to thirteen suits , aggregating $750 ; " file by creditors. AbsolutelynPure. Thla powder never varlns. A marvel of purity streiiRth ami holesomeness. More economical than the ordinary Kinds , iiutl cannot bo sold In competition with the multitude * of low co t. BhortwoiKhtalumor phospnute powders , bold only In canx. lloyal llkklng I'owder Co. , I'M Wall street New York DRUNKENNESS C ' the Manor Habit , I'oilllTPh Oared tir A JmlnUtoriDB llr. Maine * ' ttolden Wpeeldo. H tan be ulven na cup of coffee or In artl- clou of food , without the knowledge of the pa- Untilt la abholiuelr harmlesri , and will ef fect n permanent und speedy cure , whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or nn alcohol wreck. IT NKV'KIt VAll . 0 > er ( OO.OQO ilriinkatdu Imve been made temperate men wlio lm\o tuUeu ( iolden Hpetlllc la their coifco with out their knowledge , and today believe they null drinking of thela own accord , t ] page book of particulars free. Kulin & , Co iisouts Uth and DouBlas stu. 16th and Cumlng meets , Omaha. Nub : Council UlulJa. lowai-Agonts , A. U. Fostcri : Uro. LADIES' DAY. Wednesday , April 3. Wo extend to tlio la lloa n special Invitation to visit our store on thu nf tcrnoon anil evening of tlio ( Into nbovo mentioned , and afford us the iilcnsuroof gliowlni ; ttium throueli our Children's Department.Vo cirry the llnost line or fur- nltliliiKs for the llttlo pcoplo to be found In tlio tlty , nnd uro contldcnt cncli lady will feel her tlmu well upont In looking them over. A ehopplnc tablet will bo presented to each visitor. Y'S EXTRACT of MEAT. Finest nnd Cheapest Meat V luvourlna Ftoclc lor Bonpa Made Dlslies "nil Miuccn. As lloef Ton , "an Inrulua ble tonic. " Annual tale 8,1 W.UOJ Jars. ( lenulno only with fnc slmllo of Justus von I.loblg elgniituroln bfiioncrfus liibol , Hold by btiirekcoiiors , UroctM nnd Irunil t . MKIIIirH K.VWAUT < K MHAT CO. . I/I ; ! , Ixiiiilpii bold by lUdmrdson DruK Co. . und llluko.llruco XCo THE BEST INVESTMENT for the Fomlly , School or r'rofetsloual Library. 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Orlando , Florida. Mus. O'lltHEN. " Sure , en I unthcrstnnd vcr dnughthcr Knty Is snko. " MRS. liuot'iir. " Iiuhuki , alio got the siiolnL'l-inivB'i-tiw ' from u hit of scrubIn' ana clnlnlii' tlio Iloours. " SI us. < ) . " Sure , I kin toll yo the cnuso of her snUcncss. " Mils. 11. ( Anrlouilut " Kit nltwitts the onus of It ? " Mits. O. ( Oniijlilaitintty ) "nurd Kcrubbln' wltl bad soup ; en If yez'l use "GOLD DUST" In o' that , kin sakcnesR. " jiluco soiycz ] jirevlnt ycr GOLD DUST WASHING "When used according to dlicctlons , will prove a great labor saver. K3r > FREE At your grocery. Ask for ono. r. 8. "FAIRY" Soap , for the toilet , la unequalled. STEAM HEATING CO , Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilating Apparatus and Supplies. Engines , Boilers , Steam Pumps , Etc. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR , Hardware and Cutlery , Mechanics' lools , FlneJJronzo Builders' Gootls anil Buffalo Soaloi , 1405 Douglas St. , Omaha. SurGCuresI81 1-15 " -1- 1 -i8-3-0- i - - - - - - - - Chicago , Ills , 1 Tlifl Regular Old-Established iPHYSICIAII AKO SURGEON Is still Treating with the Greatest 'SKILL and SDCCESS Chronic , Nervous and Private Diseases , * S-NEUVOUS DEBILITY , Loit Manhood , Palling Memory , Exhausting Drains , Terrible Dreams , Head and Back Ache and all the efTeclJ leading to early decuy and pei haps Consumption or Insanity , treated scientifically by new methods with never-filling mccesj. 43- SYPHILIS ami all bad Blood and Skin Els- eaies permanently cured. * KIDNEYond URINARY complaint * , Gleet , Gonorrhoea , Strictu re , Varlcocele and all diseases of the Gcnlto-Urinary Organs cured promptly without njury to Stomach , Kidneys or o'Jier Organs. fir No experiments. Age and experience Im portant. Ccoultatlon free and sacred. OS-Send 4 cents pos'jge for Celebrated Worka on Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Diseases. WThose contemplating Mairiiee send for Dr. Clarke's celebrated Guide Male and Female , each IS cents , both 3 % cents ( stamps ) . Consult ihe old Doctor. A friendly letter or call may savefuturcsufler- inz and shame , and add golden years to life. AB-Hook "Life's Secret " . Medicine ( ) Errors"socentsstampi ( ) and writings tent everywhere , secure from exposure. Hours , 8 lo 8. Sundays 9 In 11. Address F. D. CLARKE , M. D. , 186 So. Clark St. . CHICAGO , ILL. Mas Moyer-Estaljllshsd ISSS-Adolph Mayor Max & Bro. , SIXTEENTH AM ) TAUXAJH STItUETS. General A r-nts for STEINWAY , CHICKERIN8 , KNABE , VOSE & SONS , DEHR BROS , , and JAS , W , STARR a ffl K.1B3 ci IJ u J % Story & Clarlc and Slioninpr-Bell Ordain M'BClAi , VIIKJUS AND TUKMS. Write for Catalo ua Tlrtioolidi Pressure Hose Tlio Host IH tlio i FOR SALE JIV TUB plowing Plumber r & Day Co. , M. A. 1-Ycp , Crali.iin Talk , ,1. J. Iliini liiiii. .1. L. U'rlsliatis , J. U. Idmmclc , S. I. 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