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TnE GREAT DIVAS COMING.Tr
< - • > Great Proparatlon9 to Hoar Mme
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Pattl In Qrautl Opera
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A MAGNIFICENT TREAT IN STORE
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H The tloyil Mnnairrmont Take Ghargo
B _ B ofthc I'nttl KncnuQinont I'rloos
H of Ailtnlxsion rixoil at a
H Very low It ate
H
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1 > m Pnttl niienctomrnt
B Torn ilnyd and Doc Ilayncs havu taken
B cbnrgo of the Pattl enga emonl anil will
B manage It At the suggestion ot thoioln-
B sirumontnl In securing this great nttrucUon
Hji that somebody ot experience ) In such nfTnlrs
B should tiavo the local management to Itisuro
B success , the Uoyd opera tiouso managers
Bj \cro called In and asked to ussumo this part
B > - - "
oftlio responsibility
] An ntrrpctnont was soon entered Into , cor
B : tnln preliminary nrranRotnents put under
Bj way at onca and by this lime next weak
jj t limps will bo In such shiipo as to In-
Bj sure the most brilliant season of graud opera
| cvor known in Omaha
Bj Messrs liovd and llavncs visited the Cell
Bi scum vcstoniay , took measurements tor a
Br stage mid iiscort.iincd Just whut will bo re-
j < | Uirod in the way ot dressing rooms , scud
Bj ery , lights , etc . providing sosls , nnd the
j work of providing all those accommodations
J will bo commenced without a particle ot
Bj delay -
Bj According to present plans It is proposed
I to cruet n stngo nt the norltuondof the buildfooc
Bj lug flvo high by sixty feet wldo and forty
J foot dccpT ' 1 his will coino insldo the row ot
Bj _ Mfc roof supporting columns and bo largo enough
mBBS" t0 ndmlt of the production of any opera
That portion of the building , including
H bleyclo track and promenndo , can be utilized
for dressing rooms Jt will bo shut off on-
B tiroly by heavy canvas curtains at olthor
HE side of the stagn opening Provision is also
> being mndo for 40U Incaiulcscont oloctrlo and
V lit tela largo arc lights so that the building
j will bo mndo as light as in midday
HJ After the stage has boon erected there
Bj . _ _ will then bo seating capacity for 8,000 pee
Hr ? t plc.nnd that many chairs nro to bo provided ,
| This will enable the managainont to llx
BB' tickets ot admission at cheaper prices than
BS wore ever before offered to any comdri
BB munlty to sea not only the great
f diva , but all the groatcst singers of
BB' the world in grand operj , including beside
BB- Mme Adollnu Pattl , Sir Francisco Tanrj
BB inagno , the wonderful tenor ; Mmc Fabri
f Mme Nordlca , Mmc Alhani , Sig Uol Pu"thi
BV cntc , and a dozen others whoso nnmesrure
BM well known in the operatic profession
BB The sato of scats will opoa Wednesday
HE morning of next week at the box office ot
BB Uoyd'B theater and It has bean decided to
BB ilrst oftor L' ,000 or 2,500 season tickets the
BB choice sittings , covering both perform
BB ances at $5 each and thus putAt
BBV ting the best admission at only
BBW J3 50 for a stnglo porformauco As combo
BBT pared with the schedules elsewhere , Chino
HE cage , Mexico , San Francisco and Denver ,
BB , wpcro tha llrst choices-ranged from $7 to $10 ,
BB this is considered remarkably low The tolth 1
BB lowing prices will prevail :
BB Season tickets 15 00 >
BB First slnglo admissions , 'J 50 )
BB' Second slnglo admissions , . . , 3 00 [
BB > aonoral admission 100 '
BB The ilrst days sulo will bo devoted exclu-
HE sivoly to sanson tickets
BB , , . The Coliseum directors made a doDOsit ;
> | " j Monday afternoon while Abbeys repro-
l . sentativc , Marcus Mayor , , as here , in the
BBi / Dank of Commerce , of the 113,500 guarantee
ULa S money
BBn BBjF Sarasato , the worlds grcatos * . violinist ,
B BBf visited the Coliseum , tested its accous-
BBjj" Y tic properties and pronounced thorn excel
BBh lent for Grand opera Ha says the people of
BB , Omaha ought to fcol particularly proad to
BB ; liavo the opportunity of patronizing such an
BB [ attraction Amorioa has never before been
BBi visited by nn opera company to compare with
BBU it The organization , besides Its principal
BBf L artists selected trntn all ports of Buropo , Is
BB- - • * composed of the Unestr chorus that could bo
BBf I gotten togcthor in Milan , the best dulled
Bt I ballot of London , and an orchestra of plckod
BE l musicians from How York
B. Itusinr-Ds nnd Plonnnrc
B , The Public improvement elub of Lowo's
H addition and vicinity met at Thirty-third nnd
B [ Parucr street Monday evening , John F.
B | Daley , the president , in the chair
K . Mr McCoy ' offered the following.winch :
H { was unanimously adopted : \
B Kcsolvcd , That this club express its co-
H operation with and will givn Its suoport to
Bt the organization formed iu the north part ol
BH • the city for the gradiug of Thirty-third
H street from Lake north to Ames avenue
H Tbo secretary was instructed to call atten
BBI Vk Hon of the proper authorities to the gasoliao
BBJ ap R ) lamps in the vicinity , some of which burn
BBL V _ only for a few hours and some of which have
Hr not bcou lighted at nil The idea was to
B have stops taken to remedy this fault
H After adjournment ot the club and Mr
B ' Daley had left , the members surprised him
B ntnls pleasant home on Thirty-third and
H Franklin streets , tbo occasion being bis
B birthday , A pleasant timu was spent in card
H playing , singing , etc It took the hostess , .
BB ! Mrs JV Ualoy , but a short time to pre
| pnro a sumptuous repast , to winch Justice
BB was done , and expressions of esteem and
Bb- ' congratulations for many rct'jrns of the day
Bff were made Another day had bcg an to
B dawn before the party started for their
Bb homes , highly delighted with the social time
H they had cxporieuced
B Gowliero.vou will , you will find people
B | using Dr Bulls Cough Syrup , und uniun-
H mous in its nraiso
Bl I suffered most severely from rhenmatism •
B * during winter Attar using Salvation Oil
H two da > s the pain outiroly subsidedand , now ,
BS I am a well man
B Pri'imrlmr lor u Hie Blnotlnir
" fc Tbo uiomborsot the real cstato exchange
ore making pranarations for a big mooting
B-- , 4 r- on Saturday , when annexation and other top
m ics of interest to the city will be discussed
BB , There was only ono piecu of property
BBJ listed l
BB Outo City park , lots 13 and 14 , block 3 ,
m 4150.
BB Sales were reported :
BBJ Hy C S. Jaynes & Co , lot SO , block 4 ,
BBJ Sborman Avenue park , $ J50.
BBi Hy Mumaugb & Fltchett , lot 10 , blyck [ 2 ,
BBk IlansLOin pluco , $3,500. .
BB § Uy J. iFloca , lot 7 , block 13 , Saunders 1 &
BB Ilelmbaugh's addition , (000.
H Many people habitually endure a fcol-
B ) irij { of lassitude , bocnuso they thinlc
BB they liuvo to It they would tuko Dr J
BB II Ale Leans Siiranpnrilliv this foolintr
BB of wcnriiieHS would flvo place to vigor ;
BB and vitnUty
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BB
llullillnir Permits
BB The following buildiug permits were Issued
BBJ \estuiday ;
BB tmll Itomoj , lli-storr ilwolling Twenty
BBi tlilrd and SprueuB streets t 1,200
BBb M.rtm Krolt , Hi-Htury frame U elltng ,
BBI bouth 'i'nonty-ttfth and Iiynn streets . . 200
BBi • > " • Wjntt 2-story frnmo dwelling , ,
BBB-B" f1 Twenty third and Muidersnn streets . . 2,000 :
BI \ I tl KrlcKkon , 1-story frame cottage ,
BBB Jajmeitaml rourteent'i Btrocts . . . , 300
BBB II A. Ktirr three l'i story frame cot
BBB tsges , Mirague and Tnenty-ftfth streets 6,403
BBB M. Amierkon , 1-stnry framocottuge , Kast
BBB monueunil Harris street tee )
BBB K. NelsoiU-siory frame addltlou to store ,
BBB fce\entliaii4 Leavenworth streets 200
BBB A. I' , 'ruley , two 1-story frame cottages ,
BBB ( Irant and l'orty-llrst .tr.-cts 2,000
BBB Henry UoertiEuit , 1-story frame cottage ,
BB Hon a uml Fourth streets . , , oW
K Mne permitsuggresating , , , . . . (12,000
m Many people botlovo that goods of
B western munutneturo cannot bo Bold ;
B cast in competition with old established
H bous-OH In thttt vicinity It depends on-
B tiruly on the tnorlta of the goods thorn
BBJ uoHob If suporlor to the goods now
BB ] _ old there , they will soon become popu-
BB ] lar Up to November 1,1SS0 , Gbambor-
BB lain'u Uoufli Remedy hnd not boon sold
BB in IltUburg Pit , uow Messrs F. II
Bj , jKggors & Hon , prominent druggists
BBJ _ _ r there , say it is the most popular patent
BBB TP mcdlcliio they handle , also E. . Hock
L v _ ol Allegheny City , Pa , says : ' 'I regard
H > f Has the boat Boiler in that line of moas
B oins I liayo iu the store und one of the
H tatMt satisfactory in its results "
Blfll
Tr PliANTEBN MUIllintt OASI1
McfCM' WUo nntl Mule Unliy Prcs-
rnt nt tlio Trial
Mrs ' , Gcorgo Myers sat nt her husbands
sldo in I the district court yesterday during
his trial for the killing of Nols Plantcen.J0
Sbo hold In her arms a bright-eyed baby ,
four months old , that was barn while Its
father was in jail Myers , whllo endeavor
tag to pay attention to the evidence that was
bolng given against him , turned often to co-
rcss his child , which Is almost n stranger to
him
him.No
No < ovldenco of importance was given ,
- j
Emit Qustnfson , who wns with Plantcen at
thai time of the row , was recalled , butgavo
no convincing < evidence
The testimony ot Frlizell and Dr.Svonscn ,
given [ . nt the last trial , was received and the
prosocutiou rested Its case * .
The ilcfenio placed Dr It Liert on the
stun and endeavored to show by blm that
Plnnteen's ' death was not duo entirely to the
Injury no received , but wns In a measure
caused by the exposure to which * fj sub
Jcctou himself uftot' the row
. ludgo Kincald of Unit county was In Judge
Hopowoll's place yesterday , but.had no cue ,
as most of the nttornoys of the bar nro in attendance -
tendanco upon the supreme court atLdncoln ,
The case of Mrs Altshulorngalnst Willvo"
lam | Coburn , u suit for the possession ot the
Froyhnu liquor stock , wns glvon to the jury
jn Judge Doano's court ,
Norman A. Kuhn his brought suit in
fnroclosura against Mary I. Tidball ot al on
Ihrco lots In Crelghton Heights
Itlchnrd { S. Maulsby has commenced suit
against Norman A. Kuhn ct nl for vlotitlon
nf n renl cstato contract anil the recovery of
$285 ; alleged to have boon paid on a transfer
0f three lots in Croighton Heights
Samuel ; Klltlns has sued the street railway
company for $2,000 damages for injuries ro-
suiting from being run into by a motor train
in | South Omaha on the lOtb Inst Ills horse
became frlghtonod nt a motor nnd turned
directly lu front of It On account of the
tracks at that point bolng about a footnbovo
grade Mr Elklns was thrown from tils .
buggy ) ( , and was rolled nnd pushed several
foot , sustaining severe injuries , for which
u0 usus , damages
County Co tvt
Peter Kelley boa brought suit in the i
county court against William Doering & Co
for J1.000 dumugos by reason of Injuries ro-
ccivod whllo operating a pllo driver used In
tboconsti'tiction of the building at Capitol I
avenue and Eighth street On tbo 4th Inst '
Kelley was adjustlag thn yoke of the pile ,
driver and was standing boncuth the ham
mor . While ho was In this position the en
gineer allowed the hammer ' to descend , strikat
ing Kelley on the head aud injuring htm very
severely Congestion of the brain wus ,
" threaloncd and the injured man was nearly
deprived | of the use of his lower limbs Since
the ( accident ho has boon compelled to give
up his usual occupation in connection with n
pllo < > driver and is obliged to work at some
other business at loss than ho was nblo to
earn before . .
The case of Alonzo J. Saw tcllo against the
American waterworks company , for § 1,000
dntnoees bv reason of the lo3s of three
horses while pngacea on the building of the
now basin at Florouco , was concluded yes
terday The jury returned a verdict awardP'
mi tlio plulntllT * 2' )9.C0 for the loss of two of
the hortios and llnding for the detondant as
to the third horse
Mrs WinSlow's Soothing Syrup for
children ] U'othinp.softons the gums und
allnvs ) all pain 25 cents a bottle
Cnu e of Garrisons Uontli
The inquest to determine the cause of the
death of Charles Garrlsoa , the colored cook
of the Occidental hotel , was hold yesterday
afternoon nt Grlng'B undertaking establish
ment , on lower Farnam street
'lho first witness examined was Philip t
Stuart i , a cook at the hotel Ho testified to
the ( fact that Garrison had been complaining
of ] fculing sick for several days Monday
morning ho appeared In the kitchen , but was
so weak that ho fainted The witness helped
bim buck to his room and gave him some
water IlU duty called him from the room
for ( a row molnents , nnd when ho returned
Bbortly , attorwards Garrison was lying on ,
,
his sldo on the bed The wltnoss at once
J notiiled ; the people In the house
Willi tm Cott , a traveling man who boarded
Ql the hotel , said ho had seen Garrison about '
the house , sick , for several days Ho ,
Bcemed to bo irrational at times and had the f
appearance j of being a pretty sick mun He
had beard , itj stated that Garrison bad the
asthma | J ,
William Vcotnan , another cook , at the
hotel , said that Garrison cauio Into the
okitchen Sunday and said he hud been out for \
nllttlowalk Ho complained of fooling all
tired out , aud said his logs pained blm Ho [
wont to bed , but soon came back and nsked !
the wltnoss to got him some whiskv and qui ' '
nine , which wns done Ho drank a littto ,
but said It made bim sick Garrison spent l
Saturday night in a choir , as ho could not
sleep lying down Monday morning ho said
ho felt much bettor , but felt very woaic llo
refused to have u physician called
Dr McManlgal was tbo last wltnoss Ho
said ho had held n postmortem examination ,
yostordny morning , and had found water in
the thoracic c ivitv Ho also found a great
fibroid 1 change in the uoart and a largo
thrombus t at the opening of the lungs The
eright ) sulo of the heart was very much P"
largcd 1 , but the heart action was weak
There were also blood clots in several of the
vessels The direct cause of death , the doc ,
tor < said , wus paralysis of the heart , or boart
failure I The combination of conditions , the
doctor i remarked , would produce tbo hoivy
breath i ordinarily culled asthma .
The Jury returned u vurdict to the effect
that ' death ensued from paralysis of the
heart '
Dr.Hnughnwout.onoof the bostdontists
in the wedt , extracts tooth without pain ,
Inserts tooth without platus absolutely | il !
clonn und strong , 1509 Douglas , Omiihn
'I he Title I olrnse Club
The Home Defenders club held another
meotlnir ut Twenty-fourth and Clark streets
last night Only about twenty were present
The baud ot M. II Comstock , as trousuror ,
in tbo sum of (300 , was presented nod ap
proved It was decided to adopt the name
of "Tltlo Defense club " A proposition from
tbo law firm of Miller , Dick & ltaudoll Wns
sprung on the meeting.offenog to file answers
and conduct the cases through tbo ilrst trial
for $3 per case ; fllo answers and conduct : a
second trial for S5 nor case , making u total
of 13 for carrying the cases thraugn tbo
Unl'od States circuit court
' 1 his precipitated u warm arcumeut , which
uas lukon part in by every ono present jf
motion was finally made to reconsider tbo l ,
action whereby tbo club accepted the offer
of Kennedy , Lurned St Hernard
After tonslderablo argument this mo
tion wus adopted by a vote ot 10 fs" .
Messrs ComsloLk and liedmau strongly op-
posed this action , and announced that they
would not be parties to such action After
the vote was announced several ot these
present declared their Intention V ) Btund hS *
the original action of the club , nnd It was
decided that another club bo organized In i
the near future
•
An l-iilllor on u Popular Itomnily
Wliilo the columus of the Graphic nro
open to any and nil unubjootionnblo ad-
vortiboinoitts , yotlt is quite impossible
for us to bpwile UnowJngly of the merits
of the vurious nrtictbs ol nicrchnp'lise '
ndvortisod Particularly is this tritf of
patent medicines But there uro ox- .
coptlons occasionally and a noteworthy
exception Is lho celebrated uK&mbor > *
Iain's Coagh Roraody , This now utirYors-
ally known mediclno has boon adver-
Used in the Graphic for four or five
years , hut not until recontiy had we
any personal knowledge of its wonder [
ful ofllcacy , which has come about
terough the prevailing innuenza and
the stubborn cough that has so often
attended it In the writers family this
medicine has on several occasions this
wlntor cured a cough that bafllod
ny trid all other remedies ; and the |
number of families in Kimball aud
vicinity in which this remedy has been
used with like effects attests to its value
as a specific for oougha and colds of
every nature Kimbal , ( South Dakota , )
Oraphlo , Fob 7,180a
IT IS STILL UNAVENGED ,
The Murderer of Mr and Mra
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Jonoa Has Kot Vol Boon Atroatad
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FOLLOWING { UP THE CLUES
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Ucscrlptlim of tlio Assassin The
Governor OfTors n Itownrtl
Snsncct King to be Itc-
leased Todny
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Tlin Mttidcror
The following is the most compioto do-
scrlptlon of the murderer Ncal yctprlntod
Cut It out :
. Hnlgbt , about five root eight inches
Weight , , nbout 1G0.
Stands and walits very erect
Complovlon dark , tanned _
Ago , variously estimated from twonty-two
tn twenty-eight years
No board , save uosslbly n light mustache
A Uewnril OfTcrcil
Governor Thayer lias Issued n proclamanrt
tlot offering a reward of # 400 for the arrest
and conviction of tbo assassin of Mr nnd
. . *
Mrs Jones
The commlsslonors hnvo not vet called n
meeting to offer a reward for the nrrost of
the ( murderer This fact Is causing univororn
sal comment opDcclally In vlow of the fact
that two mombcrs of tlio board have nlrcady
expressed | their willingness to favor tbo
offering of a reward lly some this apathy
la . severely ( consUrcu These claim the comof
mlssionors should have boon the first to announce -
nounco a reward nnd thus proclaim to the
world that Douglas county regarded human
Ufo as moro valuable than Rho did a few
dollars , which might readily bo cxponded in
running down the murderer
Several i members of the council were seen
on the subject , and all claimed they could do ,
nothing in the matter , because the murder
t was committed outside the citv
Alayor Cushing was spoken to on the sub
jeet and hold the same view Ho rogrottcd
that ofilclally ho could do nothing , but norJjj
sonolly he was willing to do anything the
citizens ( might dcslro to do to run down the
murderer •
. . ,
Dr Miller , whoso palatial edifice Is but
about n mlle from the scone ot tbo murder , '
Js" dcoply moved by the horrible affair
Speaking on the Buojoct , ho regretted that I
nc reward had yet been offered Ho felt
thnt ' a reward should bo offered , and , moro \
than that , that the sheriff ought to be em-
oowered to hire a man from day to day to
keep on the track of the murderer and run
blm down if it took a year , , or flvo years
The county of Douglas , ho said , could not I
afford to have It go abroad that murder
might bo committed hero without the greatln
est efforts being made to nvengo it Ho
thought that the award should bo at least
$ lK)0 [ ( ) , aad that it ought to bo sup
plomentod ' by whatever the governor
could add to it If the com8e
mlssionors took an interest in the matter ,
there . should be n public mooting called of
citizens to pretest against the bosluess and a
subscription taken to continue tbo chase
County Attorney Mahoney has addressed
a communication to the county commisw ,
slonors rcco.umending the offonng of a reward -
ward for the capture of the murderers of
Mr and Mrs Jones The communication Is
as follows :
Uovnu or Countv Covmissionkus , Dougw <
las j Countv , Nebraska Dear Sirs : I desire
u suggest te your honorable body tbo pro '
prletv of offering a reward in conformity
with the provisions of section 298 of the
criminal code for the apprehension of the
murderers of Allen Jones and wife Under
this j section you have authority , if you deem
jt expedient , to ollor such reward You can
also , under the same section , provide for the
payment , of the expenses necessarily in- ,
currcd , by the shorift in his efforts to disI
cover nnd arrest the guilty parties I would
suggest that you make such arrangements us
will onnblo tno sheriff ta employ ono or more
competont'mon at a nor diem compensation "
to bo kept dilirontly ac work oa the case and
to , give it exclusive attention
II is unnecessary to polht out to you the ,
unspeakable atrocity of this murder and tnat
too earnest desire of all good citizens is that
too guilty nurty be brought to justice at
whavever cost Yours truly , *
T. J. Maiionby ,
County Attorney '
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The Suicide
' Yestordny the attention of Sheriff Boyd
was directed to the reported suicide
of an upknuwn party in Nebraska City
and ho was asked what steps
ho intended to take to ascertain whether or
not , tbo remains were these ot Ncal , the :
Jpnes murderer
He replied that ho did not think that tbo
description tallied with that of the murderer ,
The ; latter did not wear a rauttacho and [ |
there was any hair on bis face It could
not have been moro than would have
grown In n week , on the supposition , that the
liend j had not shaved In the meantime The i
P"sboriff , did not think it was necessary to send
n , man to Nebraska City to Identify
the , deceased , but telegraphed tbo coroner at
that , place to inform him whether the lingers
of , either hand of the suicide wore injured or
missing ,
Shorift Boyd yesterday afteraoon received
the , following telegram in reply :
Suicides hands ordinary size , showing
hard work On left hand at root and between -
twoen middle lingers ono largo and one
small wart C. N. Kakste.ss ,
Coroner
This conclusively proves that the suicide
was not Neal , as the luttor's loft hand was '
deformed
" > oal ami Irvine " '
There seems to have been a misunder-
standing as i egards the tearing up of the
check which it Is alleged Neal gave to Wright
& Baldwin for some furnishing goods on
Saturday last The doounwnt has been pro
served It was made for $10 whllo the bill [ of
goods amounted to about3. Tbo difference
in cash wns paid to the maker Tbo signa-
turo was ' 'Churlcs H. Irvine 1' It was writ
tea in an uncertain hand with light lines ,
yory uttio Bbading , and evidently by a man
who was disguising his hand Tbo lines ap-
pearod as if they had been drawn by a pen
held between the index and tbo second
linger The check was made payable to
Wright Ss Baldwin , and tbo ponmanshlp in
thtso words difforad considerably from that
or the amount of the check and the sigua-
ture The Urst letter of Wrights ' name
I "W" was not made as a capital , whllo the
Initials of every other important fouturo
I of the check was well and properly drawn ,
In making this cheek the writer consumed j
great dual of time , writing with great method
and Rome nnxlnty and destroying three blank , )
checKS before ho had finished the work to his
satisfaction
Thoru Is little similarity between tbo slg- ,
nature ot Irvine and Neal , save In the letter
"o , " nnd there It Is most notlccablo There
Is little doubt , however , that both could
have Demi written by the same band , because -
cause of tbo versatility which Neal dis- |
piajed in the writing of bis signatures aud , (
adtbo bill of sale , both of which were repro-
duced in Tub Uii : of Monday ,
Why Neal should have coniidenccd Wright
& Baldwin out of the V when bo must have
had at least $100 on his person can not be
understood This fact tends to question the
identification of the purobasor as being Neal ;
and has aroused tno susploiou that the |
orwritor might probably bo ltohr With
3rsthis idea the authorities have compared tbo
orsignature on a nolo given some time ago i by
Ilobr to Mr Pickard but no resemblance
save la the letter "o" could be discovered
Neal llouglu a Watob ,
Tne autnorltlos for several days past have
1)oca eDSBSd in a fruitless soarcti for > a
tvatcn which-Neal purchased from Joyveler
Koblbort In South Omaha The artlclo is of
fourteen karat gold , lady's sUe , with au
Elgin movement numbered 3,0W,01L ln %
case Is numbered SS,25d. , it is also marked *
IC 0 , 2 , 90 , the memorandum ot the jeweler
When Neal was making this purohaso , ho
kept his left band gloved , while from the
small tlnger ox the right band ho removed
the gold ring which bo bad stolen from the
finger of the raurdsred woman Whether
this bo proof that thojtoft hand Is In snmo
way or other dotormad cinnot now bo do-
tcrmlned If such a uotormntian should exist -
1st , there I is a probability that tha murderer
may bo ltohr , who Is Willi lis a finger , it is nl-
logo , on one band , but which hand is not
known ltohr has n t been seen since he
ran away somcllmo ago after having mort
paged some of Dr Pinncy's stock on the
name farm Ho would Show everything ro-
jM to tbo place , anddts lessees nnd occop
pants { and coald oaslly have spoken of pee
pie and i done all that has boon done tnthls
remarkable case , This Man is now the object -
{ oct of a vary close search throughout tha
state f ,
King Will llo ltnionsnl
County Attorney Mohonoy had a long con
toronoo with KingthaMillard suspoctyostor-
day This was with a view to gam some ad
ditional , ( points respecting the mans possible
connection with the great mnrdor At present
there ; does not socm to bo any likelihood of
such a connection bomg established Ho has
a weak , almost characterless face , and np-
pears > to bo just the man who would repro-
Bent himself to have accomplished something
which might attract to him attention Such
wni doubtless bis tnotlvo In stating that ho
was ono of the first on the ground after the
bodies ' hnd been found
Mr , Mohonoy telegraphed to Denver to
hold ] the grip which King snid bo bad ox-
pressed } to that place Ills intention wns to
hnvo J the contents examined for suspicious
articles , nnd to discovorwhethcr or not they
tallied with that given by the suspected ludi-
vidual
The county attorney secured the written
consent of King fo < an examination of tbo
grip and Its contents , and last night ho ro-
coivcd n tolegrom from It A. Latlmor , general -
oral agent of the Pacific express company nt
Denver , giving on inventory of the contents
of tbo vnhso The inventory tullled with
that given by King himself After reading
the telegram Mr Mahoney sid ! that ho
would rcloaso King this morning , ns ho know
of no grounds for holding him any further
Cnilwnllnilnr at the Yards
Although it was not brought out nt the in-
quast , it was discovered i csterduy that Mr
.
A.B.Cadwalladcr , the son-in-law ot the murco
dored r ' people , was ' at the stock yards
the " ' day on which ho visited the
old folks at the Pinnoy furra ,
He called upon-Mr. Kcnworthy , who is
connected ' with the commission firm of Krojui
nan & Smith Mr Konwortbv sold
that ' ho hod become ncnuolntod with
Cadwaltader through a mutual friend
with whom ho called some time in Decernrn
bor On that occasion Cadwaltader inwl
formed : Konworthy that he thought of rentpn
ing the Pinnoy farnv and was on his way to i
inspect it
• Cadwnlladcr next called , und It is pre * '
sumod In the neighborhood of Christmas , i
nnd told him thnt ho bad rented the farm i
and would move on it as soon as possible
On' the last visit made by Mr Cad
wallador ' ho told Mr Konworthy
that ho had been out to the )
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farm to visit the old folks
and ' that ho had some corn ho wanted to sell I
at his homo In Iowa aud ivhon ho should soil I
that ho would move to the Pinnoy farm
Ho told Mr.Ken worthvthat bo was comg to >
Chicago ' with some cattle , and nsked him if f
\l Kenworthy ) could not get him ( Cadwallato
der ) a jeD shipping cattle to Chicago , until I
seed time , when ho move on bis farm ,
. . Mr Konworthv said ho could not , because
the yards were full of old cattle shippers
nnd there was no ennnco for a stranger
. Cadwnlladcr seemed to have walked in
from the farm nnd left lho yards as if ho
were going to take thq motor
Mr Konworthy says that Codwalladcr
called upon him about 3 o'clock in lho
afternoon and remained with him
an hour , after which they took a stroll 1
into the yards According to Cad
.waltader's statement " before the Jury
\t was 3 o'clock before ho loft the farm , and
ho ( could not havu rotolled the stock much
earlier than 4or4)0q'clock. : ) The slock was
driven , into South Omaha three aud a half
doys , later J
The Great Rock Island Routr
In changing time on Sunday , Nov
IT , the Chicago , Boplc sland & Pacific
iBy. . have considoroa'evory point of in-
terost < to tno Omahu traveling public
if ; you are gome to'Dos Moines , Chitago
, or any point east , our solid vestibule
; limited j train is just what you want ,
Leave Omaha at 4.25 p. m. arrive in Dos
Moinoa 9:30 : p. m. and Chicago 8:30 : a. m. ,
dining car for supper leaving Council l [
Bluffs and for breaitfastboforo reaching
Chicago This train is also equipped
with tno finest sleepers and chair cars
made by tno Pullman Co . which leave
from the TJ P. depot , Omaha.ovory duy
at 4:25 : p. m' . , making close connections
at Chicago with all trains for eastern
points In addition to thiB magnilicent
train wo have two other dally trains to
Chicago , leaving Omaha at 0:15 : a. m.
and 5:15 : p. m. For information as to
routes , rates , time , otc , call at ticket
olllco , 1305 Farnam street ; telephone
782. S. S. Stevens ,
General Western Agent
OPPIOUH IIAZB'M OUASE
A Idvoly IJxperionc" svitli & Trio or
IMokpockotR
Ofllcor Tom JIazoyestorday afternoon ex-
changed ' bis blue coat and brass buttons for
citizens < clothes and went on a still hunt for
the I two pickpockets , James Bradley and
Frame j Donuolly , who nipped Mrs George
Lcih's j ' purse at the postofflce on Monday
He was rewarded by succeeding in rounding
up bis men In company with a third near
Fifteenth and Dodge Tom Ib a very am-
iebitioua 1 officer , nnd made a dash to capture
the i entlro trio He succeeded In doing B0'
but l ono of thenf afterwards got away
Tbon • he called on a citizen to bold one of
tbc remaining two while no , taking his mun
with him on akecu jump , torn off alter tbo ,
runaway
Spectators who witnessed the episode say
that it was ono of the funniest and at the
orsame time prettlost chases they over saw
Ab the racers sped along Haze tugging at
the man whom ho had bv arm nnd shouting
to bim at every jump , Dent you dare to
break awayt" and'calllng upon tbo gather
orf
roIng crowds ahead of him to Stop that
man I" produced perfect pandemonium ,
people on nil sides taking up , bis cry , and
mon und boys yelling at the top of their i
pttvolco , "Tboro's a thief I Stop him I Stop
him I"
The fleeing fugltlvo finally got away , do-
splto Toms boroio efforts , but Bradley and
ipDonnolly were Anally landed behind the [
bars
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Police Paints
The police court jury in the case ot A. E.
Wallace , charged with violating tbo plumb
ing ordinnnco , which commands ' calling for
an inspection of workidooo , returned a ver-
diet of not guilty , ttidevelopcd that there
were no compiled ordinances of the city , and ,
It was on this pointbeing made by counsel
for defense that acquittal is thought ! to have }
bcon secured ' "
Buck Keith , charged with stealing tiO
from James Uoonoy ot Hastings , was dis-
charged on the grounds , that tbo evidence
did not warrant his bom ) ; bold
Charles Tomasson was jailed last night for
having 100 feet of lucli'hoso in bis possession
and not being able to' ' satisfactorily explain
where ho got it li )
Peter S. Hannon flloq'j/nformation ' / yostor-
day agulnst August \ < \n Nix , charging him
With assault and battorK
Charles Dougherty had Samuel Graves , a
minor , and an omployeof his , arrested lost
night on the charge of , ombczzllng { J.75 from
C. B. Havens ic Co
lien Johnson was locked up last night for
having on a coat that is supposed to have
boon stolen ,
Dr.Birney.practice limited'to catarrh
aldisoases of nose and throat Bee bldg
Fir a In an Oil House
A flro In the midst of the coal In an oil
house of the Fremont , ic Elkhorn railroad ,
north of the city , did about $100 worth ot
damage last evening , Tbo fire was caused
? sparks from a locomotive
An Absolute Cure
. TbeOliiaiNAtAUIli TINBOlNTMENr ,
'
{ a ony | put , up | u lurao two-ouoeo tin boxes ,
and Is on absolute cure for all sores , burns ,
wounds , cbupped bands and all skia erup- j
tloas Will positively care all Kinds of piles
Ask for the OlUUINACi ABIKTINE OINT-
MENT Sold by Qpodman Drug company
at 23 cents per box by mall 30 coats
ME I MUNICIPAL SOLONS
They Hold rt Mootluff Dovold of
Exoltirtff Fonturos
RELIC OF THE GAG ORDINANCE
Mr Wheelers llnrmlcsH lloport The
MinclllnR Cinntnliteo Olvcn l"iir-
ther Time Tlio Onrbaito Ques
tion Minor Matters
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Tflo Council
. President Chaffee of the city council Is
nbscnt from the city nnd when the mayor
presented I . his weekly loiter to the council
last . night , giving a list of the ordinances
adopted by the council which had met with
"Is approval , Mr Lowry wanted to know if
they hnd been signed by the president of the
council . Mr Davis , who was filling the
chair temporarily , nnswored that ho had
s'gncd the ordinances
Your signature may bo all right on some
documents , " said Mr Lowry , but it dent
_
go ; bore , " aud the council agreed with Mr
Lowry nnd roforrcd the whole matter to the
city ; ntlortioy
Then 1 Mr Lowry wanted to go into n com
mittee | , of the whole to discuss the viaduct
mutter , tbo amendment to the councils '
"gng" rule and ether mitters Mr Whcolor
didn't want the ether mnttcrs" unearthed
nnd amended the motion restricting the con
sidcratlon . only to the viaduct approisomont
The council went Into a commlttoo of the
whole nnd promptly wont out ngnln as the
nucstion they wanted to discuss It was dis
covered , was iu tbo hands of another com
mittee
An invitation to the council to attend a re
ception nt the Crecho on Wednesday , teb-
ruarry Si , was accepted
A request ot tlio mayor for authority to
grant charity permits to peddlers in certain
cases was referred to the commltteo on
judiciary
A communication from the board of public
works < asking the council to tnko some steps
relative to the rule for the issuance of war
rants until the fifty days have elapsed in
which the property owners have a right to
pny tbo luyy without interest , wns referred
to the commltteo on Judiciary and the city
attorney !
' The report of the street commissioner
from February 4 to FobruarylS , showing
an oxpandituro of 5294 b3 , wns received nnd
referred to the comptroller
A petition for tlio paving , curbing , gutter
ing and pirkiug of Ennnett street from
Twonty-fourth to Twenty-seventh street ,
was referred to the commltteo on paving ,
curbing and guttering
A petition wns presented for the grading
of Dorcas street from Second to Tenth
strcots This , with a protest against the
proposed gradiug ot Tenth street from Vin
ton to Bancroft , was roferiod to the com
niittfo on grades nnd grading
Lewis S. Beod was given permission to
grade u number of strcots in Hazel Tcrraco
at bis own expense ;
The council was reminded of the existence
ol the board of health by the introductlou of
a resolution ordering the purchase of n $10 (
desk ( for the secretary ot the board ' The
resolution was adopted :
It was decided by Mr Wheelers resoluJ
tlon to keep the appropriation ordinances on
fllo | in tbo city comptrollers office hereafter
The board of public works uas instructed
tc rcmovo the fast driving sign from the
Eleventh street viaduct and to advertise far
bids | for the painting of the viaduct ,
The board of public works was Instructed
to hnvo the paved streets of tbo city , • such
as : need it , cleaned and swept at once
The familiar resolution ordorme an elec
tric light at the crossing of the Elkhorn
track and Twenty-fourth street and at the
crossing : of the Union PaciHc nt Sheeley sta
tion was adopted
A resolution instructing the finance com
mittee to Und out why the city comptroller
has not maoo a monthly examination of the
city treaburer's accounts ns required by law ,
was Introduced byMr , Bechol and adopted
The comptroller was authorized and instructed -
structed to invest $100 in a set of weights
nnd raeasuies for the city inspector of
weights and measures
Mr Whcolor of the iinanco commltteo
presented n report rejecting the bill of Chief
Seavey for some 53-1.40 for detective nnd
whisky spy bills On inquiry by Mr Lowry
it wns developed that this nmount wns ni
lowed in the ordinance which wns run
throuuh under the "gup" rule two weeks
ngo without being read Mr Wheelers re
nort could not influence matters either way
and it was accordingly ndoptcd thut being
the readiest method of disposing of the
harmless document
Two members of the committee on claims
reported m'fuvor of the payment of $200 to
Dr J Galbraith for BUrgical services rendered
Sergeant Johnson of the police force Mr
Lowry , the third member of the committee > ,
claimed ho had not been given an opportu-
nitv | to oxamlno the claim and It was recomi
mltted ' for ono week
The comnjittco on publio property nnd
buildings reported its inability to secure
xnow quarters for the city engineer ut $85 a
• month i Tbo committee recommended that
the J present quarters bo repainted and repaired -
paired ] and that the city engineer stay whore
he Is until the now city hall Ib completed
Tbo report was adopted 't
A resolution was adonted instructing the
city attorney to prepare an ordinance pie .
vlding for.tho Inspection of nil hydraulic ,
steam and hand elevators In the city , the In-
spection to bo made by tbo boiler inspector
An estimate for work done on tbo city hull ,
amounting to S8,010.u9 , wns * presented by
Fowler & Boindorf , architects Mr Lowry
wanted to know who badtcortified to the os-
timato on behalf of tbo-city. Noonoseemcd
to bo in a position to answer and the ostl- ;
mate referred to the .1.
was committee on pub
lie property aud buildings nnd the city on-
gineer The matter of appointing a superin
tendent of the building was given the sumo
reference with a request for a report at the ' '
next meoMnc
The chairman of the special committee on
superfluous clerks , better known as the
smelling committee , " was granted further
time in which to mnke a report
Mr Bechol was granted a leave of absence
for ono week from Saturday
.
Assistant City Attorney Shoemokor asked
tbo council to allow him to confer with the
Council Bluffs authorities relative to nn ad-
justment of the question of allowing haclc-
men and exorcssmen to do business between
the two cities on ono license The matter
was rofcrred tb the city attorney
An ordinnnco was introduced giving the
Union Pacific railroad company authority to
iay a 8ido track In the olley iu Block 13
Kountzo ti Ituth's addition , on Mason
erstreet between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets
The garbaea question wus brought up iu
two forms , giving tbo council a chance Ja
choice of two methods of settling the matter
'I ho first proposition wns in tbo form of an
ordldanco creutiug tbo oftlco of sanitary
liscommissioner and defining Ids duties ,
powers and compensation The or
dinance provides for tbo uppolnt-
meat of a sanitary commissioner
and his approval by the council 'Ihocom-
missloner shall hnvo sola and exclusive con
trol ot the disposal of nil dead animals , gnr-
bage , manure , asbos and other refuse found
" ' , on tllu streets and alleys of the city , or in
any yards or privuto grounds The ordmanco
provides for the fees thut shall bo cbargod
the commissioner for tbo
ny removal ot
garbage , which fees shall be turned into the
city , The commissioner shall receive a
yearly salary of t2i00 ! u year ; :
The fees are fixed us follows ; Itomoving
oacb dead animal neighing mora than MX )
pounds , I2.L0 ; each animal weighing less
than 500 pounds , $1.00 ; each load
of manure , to cents ; each bar
rel of refuse matter , 0 cents ;
each box or other receptacle less than thirty
gallons , 10 cents ; cats , U5 cents ; dogs , s
cents
Itie second ordinnnco provides for the
granting of the rights , glvon to the sanitary
commission in the Urst ordinance , to ' tbo
highest responsible bidder Both ordinance
were referred to a committee of the whole
'J bo matter of changing the crude of
Douglas street will bo discussed by tne com
mltleo on grades and grading and the prop
erty owners at the committee meeting on
Saturday night
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greatest charms a woman can possets 1 n. y * -
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RE8TOP.ED HBIt HEALTH
Tor 21 jtsts I suffered from boils , eryflptlss
and other blood affections , tnklng doling thnt
lime I great quantities ot different medicines with
out giving ma ny pcrctptlblo relief Friends
Induced i mo to try 3. a. S. It Improved mo from
lho t start , and n cr taking several bottles , re
stored my liralthss for as I could hepo tot at
jay age , which Is now tcventy flro years
Mns B. II Incus , Howling Orera , Ity
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COM taoart , V * . m. , to 8 p. m. Sundayi 10 * . u , e
SpeclslUU In Chronic Nervous Skin and BloM Dl-
acs
DfConaultatlon at otnee or bj- malt free ModiI
does tent Br mall or express , aocurelj packed fr
UrromobHiraUoD. i . Ouarantccs to curs iiulcklr , aa ( * "
Ir i and permaneatlr-
BERYOUS ' DEBILITY lffifaS3fiSiSI ? _
etooa ' Fbralcaldecar artalng from Indltcratlon , ex-
cesaor lnduigoneo produdns sleeplesness despon-
deocr | plmplemmlbe facoaTerMrm tosoototy , eastlr
dlsconraiiad i , Jaak of cotifldancu dull unfit for study
or ; builnxss , and llnds life a burden Hafclr permiin-
tnllT and prlvatoly cureil Consult Drs Uoiti & Uctu ,
1 JB Farnam Strait , Oraaba Neb
Blood anil Skin Disease ? ? & , ? . *
results , somplataly era.llcntuil wltbont tbe aid of
mercury Scrofula erysipelas , fu or sores , nloichas
ulctra sains lu tbo hcon and bones , syphlllllo anra
ibroat , mouth and toniiuf eatiirrb , otc , permanently
cured wbero others bare failed
arVHnav \ rFninQPtr and madder Complaints ,
AlUlltJy UllUdlJ Valntul Ulincult , t > fro
quentburnlnir or bloody urlno urlno nluli colored $
wllb milky sediment on ( landing , weak bark , xonorr
hoa , gleet , cystitis , etc 1'rompily nnd safely cured
charges reasonable ,
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STBICTUaEImrrt
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moTsl complete wltbonteuttliitf cnunUc ordtllatloiu
Curet elltjcted nt borne Lj patlunt without a moment *
3npain or annoyance
To Tom Men and Middle-Aged Men ,
A QITDP HIIDD The awful etTects ot early
li UUIUJ LUlUj vice , which DrluKs oriranln
weakness , destroying both mind nnd body , iruh all
Udraaded Ills , permanently cured ,
T1DQ BPTTC Address these who have lm-
JJflUi UXjIIO paired themsolros by improper
Indulgences and and solitary bablta which rnfn both
marriage body and mind , unatUug tbeui for business , study or
lUiutirD Mstr , or these entering on that happy
Uf , , aware ot rhyslclal UebUlty quickly uslsUid
OUR SUCCESS
Isbaasd upon facts , Ilrst practical experience , see
ond-'erarr caie l espaclally studied , thus starting
aright , tblrd medldnaj are prepared in our own la-
batory ezacUy to suit eacit case , thus affscung cures
without Injury ,
ir"Hend tenia postage for celebrated wnrta on
chronic , nerrous anddilicatedlvesses Thousands I
cured Jir A friendly letter or call may tare you fu I
tureaufferlngaudsliamo.andniUKOdcnyeiin ) tnllfs I
ttrNo letters tuiswered unless uccompaalud by t I
cents la slsmui , Address urciill on 1
IHtS , UKTTS tV BKVrS ,
HJ8 Farnam street Omaha Keb
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And Special Saturday Mntinco
RETURIiof the POPULAR FAVORITE
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THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS
kiTO WEAK JMEff
BufTerlus from tha effects of youthful trrort , < arlr
decay , wasting weakness , lost manhood , rte , 1 will
send a valuable treaUso ( sealed ) containing full
particulars for bonis cure , fitKK of charge A
splendid medical work i should In read by every
( nan who Is nerrniia and deMUUUd iitdress ,
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GHRQUIC and SDR6IGAL DISEASES
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APPLIANCES FOR DIF0RMITIE8 AND TRUSStS < H
SsstTacllltlsspparariisaiSems < l iforBuesssf1sl |
TreslmsBt of every * forts of Dltsais reoulrlng H
alKDICALorBVKaiOALTIUt&TTintT , M
NINETY ROOMS FOR PATINTQ,1 H
Hoard ft Attendance BcstAoeemmoJiU'inslu Wssi H
_ CTWRnKr0R0niCrJUVRHeoDtforTOiUn r4 M
Braces , TniM i , Club fail , Oarvaturf a cXBjIis , l'll s |
TuiBors Oancer , Oatarrji , Bronchitis , Inhalation H
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Slestritlry , Faratysis , BpUspsy , Kidney , B\iitn \ , H
fe , Est , BldaandBleed ud alt Surgical OtsraUon * . 1
DISEASES OF WOMEN tiZZMZStia
wsniTituniT innsti a ixuo.is niriMTBiirroa H
ooiss l > lni HCosn asXT (8TIICTIT HIVATI.I M
Onlyn U bl M dlo < Ulnitilutsin kliucaSfe.lsllyo | H
PRIVATE DISEASES
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rtnoTtd fretalbt iriim wtthAmi tn riorT K U itrtil * H
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book to mn , r. F. < . . .s.sr.v ; ;
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SYPHILIS I
Cnn ho cureil in ai to GO ilnys by the H
list or the M
Magic l Remedy I
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\so only by the Cook tl.iiiinly Co . or Oiualm , M
Nilira kn vvritu tons for tnu nuiui's Hnd nddrosi or M
iinllcnl wlin have tioen cured and from hIioiu ir B BJ
liavo i mission to rotor Syplillla Is u itl on e that B
tins iiIwiivh biittli it tlio skill nt lho mmt emlnont lilij'l- M
tlans , nnil mull the < ll covi'ry of the took llumeily H
8S. -MAOIU ' HHMK1)\ , " not one In Nfty over having H
thodi . cn&o Iiiuh biiitiuicd Wo giiHrnntoo to cure M
ilnv ciiiip that rnn be prollicoit 'llioso who hnvo M
taken men iiry pota h.s > S H uiiisalternnsor other H
Advertised reinitllis vrltb only lemnornry liunellts B
run now l < lioniinntly curcnl by the mo uf lho
" m 1AilUI < KMill"of theConk Itcmody Co , Omnhn ,
Neli Uconrv or Imltutlons It Is ntiiolulely liuims- B
slble jranyolher portion or Lomimny to have our
inrmiiluoi uny rcmody like It In LtTOLt nnil tuiJults
Thetooklteniepyco.hinliBnn trentlngpntlcnts for H
lourjpnrs end hnvo nlwnys glv < n norfeit sntl lB t SH
tlun 'ihey srotlnuuclall ) ra < pen lliloliii > liuriiiipl- H
talof ' ovorfjiMUmaking ) thilrgiinrantoogood , Wo H
solicit the most ob-tlmue ensen these oho have H
trledo\cry ! } known rvruetly end lo tnll hope of recov i H
erv . Correspond irlthjis and let us put you tn puss H
o.lonof ovluenoolhiit convinces the most skeptical H
Mark whet ivp H' In the end you Mt'Hi nw our H
• 'MAUICKUUKnV'boforuyoii can ho piruianoutly H
cored It Is the mint heroin blood purlller overknotvn fi
\V rite for partli iiuirs All letters rontldentlal i H
nAIITIDaJ llosuroyoti are Rottlns tlio Cook : H
UHUIIUrf Itemody Go's , Ma lo ltomeily M
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