8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEtl MONDAY , OCTOBER 14. 1889.
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THE CITY.
Yesterday the Sixteenth and Vinlon
motor cnrs commenced making regular
trim on the Sherman nvonuo tracks to
the ( air grounds.
The members of the Hanscom Park
M. 13. church will tender a reception to
their pastor , Uov. George M. Brown , at
the church this evening.
Unrry A. Klnnoy has returned from
the St. 'Louis exposition , and would Hko
to meet those who wish to join a class in
popular science at Y. M. C. A. , at 8
o'clock sharp to-night.
.T. A. McShano hns sold the Waterloo
mills to Gustavo Wlekenborg , a jeweler
formerly in business at 610 North Six
teenth street. The purchase also In
cludes a farm of ICO acres. The con
sideration was ? ! ! 5,000.
TO XII 13 lj VI > IE8.
Sllvorwnto
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday , tin-
hcnrd-of' bargains in all kinds of silver
ware. Come and sec. Edholin & Akin ,
cor. 15th and Dodge , opp. P. O.
AMUSUMKNTS POK THIS W13UK.
Monday William 11. Crnne , In On Proba
tion.
Tuesday William H. Crime , In On Proba
tion.
Wednesday Afternoon William II. Crnne ,
in fn I'rulmtlmi.
Wednesdnv Night Wlllinra ll. Crone , la
Paint 1'crrlrhon nnd The Itallaon ,
1'ridny W. T. Dry ant and J. J. QUID Inn ,
in Keep It llarlt.
Snlurdnj Afternoon nnd Nlfjht W. T.
Urynnt nnd J. J. Qtilnlnn , In Itccp it JJarJt.
oitAxi ) orr.iiA HOUSE.
Monday McCarthy and Ko.vnolds , In Dear
Jrlxh Hoy.
Tucmlny McCarthy nnd Uoynolds , In Dear
Meh ISoij.
Wednesday Afternoon nnd Night Mc
Carthy nnd Kovnolds , In Dear Irlxh lion.
i J'hurBd ay McCarthy and Reynolds , in
True IrUh Hearts.
Friday McCai thy and Reynolds , In True
Irish Ilcarta.
Saturday Afternoon and Nnht McCar
thy and Kcyuolds , In True Irish Ucarts.
] : DEN MUSCI : .
Every Afternoon and Night Charles E.
Hcllnni , the imttiral phenomenon , with other
attractions and dramatic performances.
rillST M. E. C1IUHCH.
Monday lillml lioona and company.
Tuesday Ulind 13oono anil company.
TO THIS LuYlHHS.
Silvnrwnro Sale.
Monday , Tuesday ndd Wednesday , un-
hcard-of'bargnins in all kinds of silver
ware. Como and soo. Edholm & Akin ,
co" . 15th and Dodge , opp. P. O.
' 1 In-own I'rom Bujjjiy
P. Thompson was thrown from his buggy
near Twenty-fourth nnd Davenport streets
last evening and nadlv cut about the head.
Ho was carried into Swift's drug store , on
Twenty-fifth street , where lr. Haluh dressed
his wounds. Thompson was then taken to
his residence , 1100 South Tenth street.
TO T11I3
Silverware Halo.
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday , un-
hoard-of bargains in all kinds of silver
ware. Coino and see. Edhnlm&Akin ,
cor. 15th and Dodge , opp. P. O.
TWO .TUDGKS.
The ) ' Arc to be Nominated in Omaha
Hi is Wcuk.
Tins afternoon nt 2 o'clock the Judicial
district convention , comprising the counties
of Burt , Douclns , Rurpy and Washington ,
ivlll moot In the police court. It will nomi
nate a successor to Judge Groff on the dis
trict bunch , and will consist of ninnty-six
delegates. Hurt county will be entitled to
12 , Snrpy 5 , Washington 10 and Douchis 69.
The latter comprise the following represen
tatives of the several wards in this city ami
the outlying country districts.
First Ward Fred Nye , Leo Estcllo , John
Butler nttd K. .T. Cornish.
Second Ward E. M. Stenberg , Gustavo
Anderson , William Alsludt and John Iloye.
Third Ward O. II. Uothackor. Charles
Branch , L. 13. Heed ami S. P. Smith.
Fourth Ward W. F. Bechol , W. Gurloy ,
H. S. Berlin and H. D. Duncan.
Fifth Ward Joseph Hedman , Jolin Jen
kins , G. F. Franklin and John McDonald.
Sixth Ward J. T. Dillon , William Mor
row , II J. Leavltt , Chris Spccht.
Seventh Ward John Grant. Paul Vander-
voort , W. It. Farr and D. H. Mercer.
Eight Ward R. A. L. Dick , W. W. Key-
lor , C. E. Brunnor. J. L. Carson.
Ninth Ward M. S. Lindsay , II. M. War-
inp , D. J. Burcess , 1'at Mullon.
South Omaha H. E. lloglo , D. Anderson.
A. J. Baldwin , J. P. Aaron , C. E. Smith. I
Volley V. H. Thomas , I. H. Williams.
JclTerson II. C. Tlmmo , P. Mangold.
Waterloo F. W. Corliss , James Uobin-
011.-
011.Ulkhorn O. A. Woolcott , Isaac Noyos.
Doiiclas Ed Luoder. C. H. MoMurntiy.
Florence M. F. Chapman. John Simp
son.
son.MoArdlo J. G. Anderson , Henry Scho-
mers.
Chicago C. II. Doniter , II. A. Knowltz.
\Vcst Omaha II. Habe , Ilonry Hlcck.
Millard Henry Kelsey , John Lomko.
Union John Dorse , Chi is Larson.
At lnr c-Dr. M. O. Uickotts , I. S. Has-
call , J. L. Black , C. A. Potter , J. C. Wharton -
ton and Charles J. Groeiio.
Stnlo Democratic Cotivontlon.
The democratic state convention meets in
this city next Tuesday evening to nominate
a candidate for Justice of the supreme court
nad two mejnbcrs of the board of redouts of
the state university. Tliu convention will
consist of D33 delegates. Sovonty-two of
those will bo from Douglas county , and will
bo appointed this afternoon by u committee
consisting of J. Casey , G. V. Illncs , Euclid
Martin , Pat Ford , Andy Moynlhan , E.
O'Connor , George Tiornoy , P. Dramian ,
which will meet at tlio olllco of Euclid Mar
tin at 4 o'clock.
A KeDiilillgiin Oommittoo.
On Tuesday afternoon at it o'clock the
county ropuoHcan central committee will
meet at the Millard hotel. Chairman Our-
ley requests that all members ana candidates
bo lu atteiidanco. The coinmlUoo consists
of the following :
Chairman W. F. Ourloy.
First Waid L. W. LytieJohn Butler. John
UoBlcky.
Second Ward Dan O'ICooffo , John Hoyo ,
Froil Bohm.
Third Ward -M. O. Kicketts , S. B. Smith ,
Leo Hartley.
Fourth Word T. 1C. Sudborough , Elijah
Duun , Moses O'Brien ,
Fifth Word Charles L. Sanders , George
King. M. Sullivan.
Sixth \Vard-C. R. Kulsoy , W. A. Grant ,
T. J. McUraw.
Seventh Wnrd-C. N. Inskoep , Louis
Peterson , J. C. Thompson.
Eighth Ward U. U. Balcombo , J. It.
Moore , Charles E. Bruaor.
Ninth Ward-M , S. Lindsay , W. J. Klor-
tcad , D. J , Burgess ,
South Omahu D. Anderson , E. O. May.
fluid , L. C. Gibson.
Valley W. H. Thomas. William Mltchlll.
West Omaha George . Roberts. Henry
Week.
Chicago O. II. Denker , H. A. Knowltz.
Union Frank B. Hubbard. Chris Teddo.
Wuterloo-F. W. Corliss , H. B. Houilif
rer.
Elkhorn I ano Noyos , G. R. Williams.
MoArdle-H. R. Avery. Elijah Allon.
Douglas Ed Loodor , H. Uosiclc ,
Mlllurd-Willlam Van Dohrou , John
Lomke.
Joffunon- - E. Tiuunc , Puter Mangold ,
Florence John Simpson , r. , John Paul.
V. P. 1C. 11. Moil Thinlcol' .Suoli Mix-
cry
As a man or a woman lying awake all
night for fear of not getting up early
enough In the morning. You can gavu
nil this worry by going quickly and get
ting one of those Both Thomas alarm
clocks at EUJIOLM & AKIX'.S ,
Cor. 16th and Dodge , Opp. Pobtolllce.
sisnaioNs.
Two Onintm Cof rcKfttlon8 liistcnccl
to 'JLIiont Vcfltordny.
Uov. W. 1C. Bean , pastor of Trinity -M. E.
church , Twcnty-flrst nnd Binnoy streets , do-
ilvered hl first normon since his uew ap
pointment , yesterday , All the seats in the
cosy auditorium were occupied.
His subject was : "Who Is Sufilclont for
Those Things ! "
It was more of an Introduction of himself
to his liook than a sermon , although the gen
tleman gave out some bright ideas and sug
gestions. Ho outlined his opinion of the
duties of a minister , and suggested that im
portant duties devolved upon the moinbors
3f the church as well as upon the minister.
Each expression WAS listed to with great at
tention , and when the gmillcman had con
cluded his talk nearly every person in the
room stepped forward and shook his hand
with a complimentary remark.
Eleven years npo Rev , Bean was the pas
tor of a small Methodist church on
Eighteenth street In this city. Ho remained
licrc but a brief period nt that time. During
the last year ho made a phenomenal success
at York , this stato. Increasing his congrcRa-
lion SOO inside of nine months.
Rev. Bean is thirty-eight years of ago and
is married.
After the sermon those \vho desired to re
main had a feast of song , prayer and experi
ence talks.
Hov. P. H. Merrill.
Rov. P. S. Merrill , the now pastor of the
First M. B. church , appeared before the
members of his new charge ycitcrday morn
ing for the first time and made a most favor
able Impression on the congregation. Every
avallablo seat was tilled.
Mr. Merrill is a man In the prime of life.
Ho is of powerful physique and has a fuco
considerably llKo the late William H. Vanderbilt -
dorbilt , Ills Mowing burnshlo whiskers help
ing the resemblance. Ho has the pale face
of the close student. Ha Is a forcible , plain
spoken preacher and expresses himself in
vigorous Anglo-Saxon. Ills figures of speecli
are apt and his manner of talking
earnest and sympathetic. His talk Is ex
temporaneous. Ho believes in preaching
"Jesus Christ nnd Him crucified , " and al
lusions wore constantly made to the Messiah
throughout the sermon. IIo wus assisted In
the service yesterday morning by Mr. J. H.
Hayncs. Mr. Merrltt took for his text John
xlvl , "Let not your heart bo troubled. "
The speaker insisted that the only royal road
to happiness was through belief belief in
God , in Christ , in the Ilolv Ghost , in prayer
and in work. Nobody can bo happy who
does not believe In God. Nobody can bo un
happy who loves Jesus , the divine Savior
and brother of humanity. Can anybody bo
unhappy with the Holy Ghost dwelling in
lite heart ? Christ told us that wo would
ilnd Joy only through the Holy Ghost. Christ
know the use of language so well ho did not
misapply it. Ho always used the right word
n the right place. The doctrine and privi-
.cgo of prayer is another wcllspring of pleas
ure. It is there that Jesus sheds the oil of
gladness on our heads. I believe in the doc
trine of work. It was Christ's doctrine for
the euro of heavy souls. When I see so
many inactive lives in the church I cannot
wonder that there uro so many Christians
with unhappy f.ices and doleful expressions.
Their sourness of visage is duo to laziness.
No man in idleness can bo happy. Joy comes
only to tno worker ? .
TO THIS
Sllvcrw.ira Snip.
Monday , Tuesday and Wednefidayun-
lieard-of bargains in all kinds of silver
ware. Come and see. Edholm&Akin ,
cor. 15th and Dodge , opp. LJ. O.
H. H. Robinson , of Kiuiball , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.M.
M. L , . Hays , of Stella , is registered at the
Casey.
Augustus Frank , of Kearney , is at the
Paxton.
S. H. Reosmaii , of Lincoln , is a guest at
the Casoy.
Joe Quia , of Plattsmouth , is registered at
the Murray.
Frank U. Waters , of Lincoln , is a guest nt
the Paxton.
L. H. Bratnwell , of Wymoro , spent Sunday
nt the Casey.
Stephen J. Mcnzios , of Liverpool , Eaij. , is
n guest at the Murray.
J. F. Harris and C. M. Jaques , of Lincoln ,
ore guests at the Murray.
Gustavo Kahn and F. T. Ransom , of Ne
braska City , are at the Puxton.
Mrs. Adelaide Xaunor , of FaribaultMinn. ,
is the puest of Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs , at 240"
Capitol avenue.
1O THIS
Bllvopwarn Sale.
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday , un
heard-of bargains in all kinds of silver
ware. Como and see. Edholm&Akin ,
cor. 15th and Dodge , opp. P. O.
I Vi-t Oninhii NOWH ,
Sergeant Rending , the 'unknown , " starts
for San Francisco on Tuesday.
Mr. Bryan L. Cowlcy has been appointed
school master nt Fort Omaha.
Captaia Dempsey has been released from
arrest and is doing duty at Fort Omaha.
Captain James Miller , who has been on re
cruiting service at Boston , has returned to
Fort Omaha and takes command of his com
pany.
The dancing party nt Fort Omaha last
Saturday evening , given by Lieutenant nnd
Mrs. Turner , in honor of their son , William ,
was a most enjoyable affair. The children
played games and danced until 0 o'clock ,
after which the oUlcer ? and their families
took possession of the hop-room and danced
until midnight.
TO TI1K IjAIHES.
Silvorwiirn Snlo.
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday , un
heard-of bargains in all kinds of silver
ware. Como and geo. Edholm & Akin ,
cor. 15lh and Dodge , opp. P. O.
A Pretty Ijlttlo Koinanco.
A neat llttlo romance lias occurred In this
city within the past twenty-four hours which
culminated in u happy union of hearts and
hands.
A year ago last March Dr. R. G. Wright , a
popular and prosperous dentist of Tona-
wnnda , N , Y. , near Niagara Falls , took a
trip to California to visit his sister and other
friends , and whllo at Oakland mot and was
charmed with the grace and beauty of Miss
Eva Dcardsloy , a dashing young lady of the
brunette typo. IIo wus in her very agreeable -
able society for a week , and loft for his east _
ern homo with her Imago evidently Indelibly
Impressed unon his heart. A correspondence
ensued and the happy denouement occurred In
Omabn yesterday.
Last Tuesday evening each started from
their respective homes , the prospective bride
accompanied by nor mother , and arranged to
meet simultaneously In this city , the heart
of the continent , and Join issues for life. At
4:30 : D. m. , In ono of the parlors of the Mil
lard hotel yesterday , Rov. Rr. Durycn , pas
tor of the First Congregational church , pro
nounced the ceremony that made this young
couple happy , and they leave Tuesday morn
ing to make their homo an the picturesque
shore of the famous Niagara.
TO TillLADIES. ; .
Sllvprwnro Snlo.
M nday , Tuesday and Wednesday , un
heard-of bargains in all kinds of silver
ware. Como and sec. Edholm & Akin ,
cor. loth nnd Dodge , opp. P. O.
THACKERAY STRUCK.
William Mnkopoiioo Knew What Ills
Productions Were Worth.
The following letter was written to
James Frascr , tno proprietor of Eraser's
Magazine , and wascop'nd ' by a Indy from
thu original in the collection belonging
to Mr. I-Ynsor's sister :
' Uour.oaxn , Monday , February.
"My Dear Fraser : I have soon the
doctor , who has glvon mo his commands
about the hundredth number. I shall
send him my shnro from Paris In n day
or two , and hope 1 shall do a good deal
in the diligence to-morrow. Ho reiter
ated his determination to write monthly
for you , and to deliver ever the pro
ceeds to me. Will you , therefore , have
the goodness to glvo the bearer n
check ( In my wlfo's nnmo ) for the
amount of the contributions for the Inst
two months. Mrs. Thackeray will give
you a receipt for the same. "You huvo
already Maginn's authority ,
"Now comes another , and not a very
pleasant point , on which I must speak.
I hereby give you notice that I shall
strike for wages , "i'ou pay more to
others , I Ilnd , than to mo , and so I In
tend to make some fresh conditions
about Yollowplush. 1 shall write no
moro of that gentleman's remarks , ex
cept at the rate of twelve guineas n
sheet , and with a drawing for ouch
number In which his story appears
the drawing two guineas. Pray do not
bo angry at this decision on my part ; it
is simply a bargain which it is my duty
to make. 13ad as ho Is , Mr. Yellow
plush is the most popular contributor
to your mngazino , and ought to
bo paid accordingly ; if ho does not
deserve moro than the Monthly Nurse or
the Blue Friarg , I am a Dutchman. I
have boon at work upon his adventures
to-day , and will send thorn to you or
not , as you Hko ; but in common regard
for myself I won't work under prices.
Well , I dare say you will bo very in-
dignantjiind swear I am the most morco-
nnry of individuals. Not so. But I am
a hotter workman than most of your
crow , and deserve a bettor price. You
must not , I repeat , bo angry , or , be
cause wo differ as tradesmen , break off
our connection as friends. Believe mo
that , whether I write for you or not , I
shall always bo glad of your friendship
and anxious to have your good opinion.
I am ever , my deitr Fraser ( independent
of s. d. ) , very truly yours ,
W. M. TIIAUKKIIAY. "
1O THIS
8llrcrivarn Sale.
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday , un
heard-of bnrtrains in all kinds of silver
ware. Come and see. Edholin & Akin ,
cor. 15th and Dodge , opp. P. O.
11 H Shi * IN Spoke.
Among current mispronunciations
says the Ladies' Homo Journal , is that
of putting the accent on the second
syllable of "oxquisito" instead of on the
first , of omiting to pronouncu the final
syllable of "bona jido , " and pronounc
ing the word as if it wore spoiled "bonn
lied , " of stijing voilot and voilonco for
violet and violence , of saying yeaph for
yes , and Gawd for God. Tlio latter
word should have the o short as in the
German llGott , " though some ueoplo
fancy that it shows greater rovoronca
to drawl the word , ono cannot quite
understand why. A mistake very often
made is that of saying "Bookaso" for
"book-case. " Note-paper isastumbling-
block to people who also speak rapidly ,
and they are inclined to call it "not-
poppor. " Ono should never say
"flggor" for " " "follor"
"figure , for
"follow " " " " " "
, "cniry" for "carry , "ridikl-
lus" for "ridiculous " " "
, "precoivo" for
"perceive , " "olVouso" for "oating-
houso. " One of the most unpleasant
varieties of mispronunciation is that of
a certain class of New Yorkers who run
all their words together , and slide a
letter or a svllablo wherever they can
contrive to do so. "S'Nichlas" for "St.
Nicholas " " ' " "does"
, "Ay'noo , for
"clothes , " "munco" for "months , "
"diff'iit" for "different , " "N'Yawk" for
"Now York" are familiar instances of
this slovenly method of enunciation.
TO TJ1K hAIUCS.
Sllvoiwiira Sale.
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday , un
heard-of bargains in all kinds of s'ilvor-
waro. Come and see. Edholm&Akin ,
cor. 15th and Dodge , opp. P. O.
AVant the UlunlcotH , Not tlio Bucs.
Lots of eastern tourists across the
plains buy blankets nnd other articles
of wear from the Indians at big prices ,
and lots of the stuff is bundled out of
the car windows within half un hour.
The Indian has no objection to the in
sects.
TO riiK ii\niKS.
Bllvorxvnro Hale.
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday , un
heard-of bargains in all kinds of silver
ware. Como and soo. Edholm&Akin ,
cor. 15th nnd Dodge , opp. P. O.
Cnri-intro Jinrars In Burnoi Ayrcn.
Carriage horses , only fairly well
matched , In Buenos Ayres bring $5,000
n pair.
Have you used'
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BY
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( Opposite 1'axton Hotel. )
Office houra , 9 B. m , to 8 p. m. Sundays , 10 .
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PECIAI A ALE
.OF
We will offer this week 250 Men's pure Worsted Sack and Frock Suits , made and
trimmed in first class shape , at the unheard of price of $8 per suit. Guaranteed pure all
wool goods , in every respect equal to any $15 suit in the market. All sixes from 35 to 44.
Sample suits sent to any address , and if not satisfactory , may be returned at our expense.
Closing Out Prices on Fall Overcoats ,
Price
We will offer this week an extraordinary bargain in a pure all-wool cassimcrc Fall Over
coat , in two neat silk mixtures , a garment usually sold for $15.00. We are overstocked on
this line and have decided to name the popular price of $8.00 to close them. They cannot
be manufactured for the price , but the season for light Overcoats will soon close and we
are determined to clean up in this department. Send for self-measurement blanks and we
will send a sample garment to any address and if the garment is not found to be as repre
sented , it may be returned at our expense.
Boy's Combination , Suit , Overcoat and Cap
Price for all $6.75.
We have manufactured two styles in large quantities of this combination in pure all-woo
cheviot goods in Suits , Overcoats and Caps of the same material and olter them this week
as a special bargain at $6.75 for the combination. Ages 5 to 14. We unhesitatingly
recommend these goods for wear , being strictly all-wool and made and trimmed with a
view to service.
OMAHA
BOSTON
NEW YORK
DES IV30INES Proprietors
Cor. Douglas ancllBtli Sts. , Omalia.
Ye8 there IH science nil advertis
ing Conslsc facts arc ivlmt the
people want And good Clothes.
Hyperbole only forfeits public confi
dence You want the Vtoith of your
money vthen you buv , nnil you will go
whoie yon are sure of gettlnir It Kxcel-
leiico in nil things is n oettor watchword
than sharxincbs or shrewdness.
MAX MEYEK. ADOU'II J1EYEH
KSTAIIUSHEI ) 1BJ.
GENEUAL AGENTS FOK THE
STEINWAY ,
CHICKERING ,
KNABE ,
And other first class PIANOSand
STORY & CLARK ORGANS
Remember , Wo do Not Soil "Ston
cllod" Pianos ,
All Instalments Guaranteed to
be Just us Represented.
Wo offer n flno S325 Piano forS25O.
EASY PAYMENTS.
Visitors Woloomo ,
MAX MEYER & BRO
Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts.
iK .Monday Ouioliar 1-ltli.
Engagement of Mr. Win H ,
CRANE ,
Aided by a competent comedy company under
the dirt-ebon ot Joseph IIIOOKS
Jomliimi'J'KtaJ.ij / ; 1'A'cnin.it ami H'ediiaJuu
Matinee.
the new cosmopolitan comedy , .
OH PROBATJON
By HrancU-r Mattheun mid dee , II. Jessop ,
WednuHduy Evening , Oct. 18.
.1 Uiciit Doulilc Jltll.
PAPA pERRIOMON.
From the Trench of l.u illclie.
And the latest London Hvmmtlon
THE BALLOON. , . ,
Itegularprlcei , beats go on uale Saturday
JOHN E. WILKINSON ,
Teacher of the Violin.
Op .n for engagements at concerts , entertain-
mauls etc.
At Pupils Hetldencu. til North 15th Street ,
Can be cured in 30 to GO days by the
use of the
For sale only by the Cook Itcmody Co. . ot
Omalia , Nebraska. Write to us tor the names
nnrt address of patients uho lutvo been
cured and from whom wo ha\o permission to
refer. Syphilis Is a disease that lias always
bullied the hklll of the most eminent physicians
and until the discovery of the Cook llomody
Co.'s "MAGIO llEMliliV. " not ono in fifty over
having the disease has been cured. Wo guaran
tee to cure any cnso that tan bo produced.
Those v.ho have taken Mercury , Potash , S. S. S.
Sucus Altcrans or other advertised remedies ,
with only temporary benellts can now bo per-
mnuiMitly cured by the use of the "MAGIC
KIJMUDY" of the Cook Kemedy Co. . Umuhn.
Neb. JlewarnoCImmltatlons. It Is absolutely
impossible for any other person or company to
have our torinnlaor any remedy HKoitln oliccL
and results. 1 ho Cook Itemed ) ' Co. , has boon
treating patients for four years nnd have al
ways given perfect satisfaction. They are finan
cially responsible , having u capital of ever
J'.IU.OOO , miilcliif : their guarantee good. Wo soli
cit thi ) most obstinate cases those who hnvo
tried every known remedy aim lost all hope of
recovery. Coi respond with us nnil let us put
you In possession of evidence that convinces tlio
mostHkontlcal. Markwhnt wu say : In tlio end
you MUST use our "MAGIC HUJIKDY" before
you can bo pnrmanently cured. It is the most
lierolo blood purifier ever known. Wilto for
imrtlciilaif. All letters confidential.
PAIITinW llcxuro you are getting the Cook
U/IUI llm Itcmedy Co's Made Hnmcdy.
None others nro genuine. Parties claiming to
bo agents for us nio Impostors nnd frauds. , Kull
particulars free. Addiess all communications
toThe
The Oook ,
ROOM 418 3H1419 , Paxton Block ,
Du.B. 0. WKST'BNKHVB ANI > Iliuiw TinAT : *
HUNT , uRiinrantocil Bpeclllo for Hysteria , Itlz/.l-
ness , Oonviilslona , Flti. Nervous NournlRla ,
lleadacli * . Narvous Prostration caused bv tlio
use of alcohol tobacco. Wakefulness , Jlcnlnl
Depression , Bof tunliic of the Ifraln. rciiililn in
insanity and loading to inliorj' , ttocny and death ,
rri'maturoOld AK > \ IliirrenneH1) ) , Loss of I'owcr
Ineltlieriex , Involuntary l.ossos and HpormaU
orhd'a caused by ovcT'excrllon of l ho brain , ftnlf.
abiibo or ovBrlndnlfienoo. Knch box contains
onn month's trcutnient. * . I.CO a box , or H.X | boxes
forM.Ot.fpnt by mall prepaid on receipt ofprlco
WB QUABANTHB SIX BOXES.
To ciiroany caw. With eai'h ordur reralrod by
us forslx boxo * , areompanlod withSJ.IJO , wo will
nt'iul tlio purchaser our written Riiarautvu to refund -
fund thu money it the treatment iloos not effect
Bcuro. Oiiiininti'c.s Issuuil only by ( loodman
DrugOo. , DniBirUts , Bolo AeciUs , HID Farnam
trout , Uiuuiia Nebraska
ToGlaS0 ( , , Itolfasl , Uiihlln rtml
rilOM NK\V YOIIK UVHUV'TIIIJUSDAV.
Cabin ptmuKcSVi lo CO , aocorillnK to locution of "tut
room , KxLUrtluii I > j6 to W. >
r-tteruKO to nnil from Uuropo lit Ixjwuut Hatei ,
AUHTIN lUi.nwi : . ' ACo. , Ucn'l Ayonts ,
U llruuJnray , New Vurk
JOHK Ul.COKN , \VcstcrnAucnt. .
lfi | llunilolnli HI. , Clilciiito ,
lUllllV K , .MlJOIIl.STnus. : MttA.SN'i ; ,
KC'nl , at Omah
iGEiSERSlI
ebrated lines of Uooti and Bhoes , inanuf ctur.
d or 0. M. Henderson ic t'.o. , ot ChlcaKo-Fuc-
for
H.W.Con. ! 3rH& DODGE STS , OMAHA , NEB.
fOR THE IREATMnNT OF .ALL
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES , <
JUst Facilities , Ariparatusana'Xernedleifor3ii ' < : ( > Mftil
Treatment of every farm of ft'oaia ' requiring ,
MEDICAL or SURQIOAL THEAT1IEHT. i1
NINETY ROOMS FOR PATEENTQ.1
Hcfird&Atter.ilanco. But Accommodations In wilt.
CCT-WniTK IOR CIRCULARS on DefonnfUii
Braces , Trui e , Club Feet , Curvatur of r '
Fumorti. Cancer , Catarrh , .Bronehll'
DISEASES OF WOft1FJfS , untnVKlQ . Hook ; *
WK IUTK l.lTBl.t AUIIBII A I.TIAfl-11
Only Reliable Medical Iiittltut ma1flng'a BnociaTty at
PBIVATE BISE ASBS
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13th and Dodge Stieuti , OQAIIA , HKE.
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R fUai IIV L central and HEKVOUB DEBILITTi
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