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THE OMAHA DAILY BEJ5 , tf&JDAY , DECEMBER 12 , 1890 t > ST MAILS TO SOUTH OJIAOA If * f the Request of the Factors Granted for Better Pontal Facilities , FOUR MORE TRAINS MADE AVAILABLE , \ JTlio KtTnrt Mntlo toKcmovo the Trrinfl- inlftHlou of tm ! MnlU From tlio Oinnlin null Council IIIufTH Motor Company. "L. U Troy , suporlntondontof the Chicago fllvlslon of the railway mail service , win In Iho city yesterday to exmnliio Into the mall facilities of South Omtiha. Ho tnmlo arrangements to hnvo the fast Inall on the Union Paclflo , which loaves Onialm at 0:30 : p. in , , nnd nho the ono which orrlvM In Umahn at 4:20 : p. m. , stop at South Omaha , thut giving the citizcn-j of that su burb the western connections which they desired. The train which loaves Omtiha at 2:50 : p.m. ivlll nlso stop nt South Oniulm. Mr. Troy will also nrntnga to have the Knnsns City mall carried Irom the depot to South Omuhn cither by niolor or private con- voynnco nnd the mail from that city brought back In tltno for the WnbnMi train , whlrh leaves Oinulm nt 9:15 : n. m. , thus giving the pnrltors tlio southwestern outlet which' they dcslro. Jt scums prohahlo that the arrangement for carrying the tmills between this city nnd South Oinalin via the motor will not bo consummated. Assistant PostmnstcrCicn- crnl IJcll has protested against the contract with the Council IllulTs motor line , allowing the company 61'JOO per annum for carrying the malls between the two cities. This contr.ict was made several months ago , but It it stated that Mr. Dull thlnka the amount too Inrgo and says thut lower bids have been received. Ifo has directed the superintendent of the ill vision to see If tuo malls cannot bo carried cheaper by private conveyance , but nothing has been done In the matter us yet. Until this has been decided upon nothing will bodono in the matter con cerning the two Oinahas. It you wnnt.to ho spared the pain -and tin- noyanto : of roughing use Dr. Hull's ' cough By rap nt onco. At all dealers. I'rlco " ! > cents. . The popularity of Salvation oil Is not aston ishing when wo bear of Its many cures. It Mils all pain at once and costs i cents a hot- tlo. THK JUI > OIi SAVAGI3. i Iouiliif ) County Ilar'n Trilmto to HlB Memory. . TwPnty.flvo members of the Douglas [ County Uar association mot last night In the veal estate exchange rooms to hear the report ol the committee appointed to draft a tribute to the memory of the late Judge Savage. lion. A. J , 1'opplutnn presided , mid utter calling the mooting to order Hon. John L. Webster , chairman of the committee , sub- ttiltted the following : "Tho Hon. James W. Savage hits been dis robed of worldly life. Ho has become clothed % vlth the mystic garb of immortality. "Ills memory Is dear to our affections. Ills character commanded our respect. Ills kindness - ness secured our gratitude. His career , pub Ho anil private , won our intense regard. Ills learning und ability challenged our ndmira- Itlon. IIo cumo from an ancestry historically I no ted In colonial times. Ho held a dis tinguished place in the annuls of iMow Eng land. Ho never lowered that standard of ihonor nnd respectability. "His youtn was spent amid the hills of fUow Hampshire , whnro ho acquired u sturdy iiuid honest character that never losscnnd , ( but increased with the moving on of years. jTho teachings of Harvard college rounded joiit bin early soholnrshlp , and laid the foun dation for the high lltornry culture and ro- 'llnomcnt ' that graced his after life , i "Ills patriotism was strong and decided. His military career as n cautnln and major on the start of General Fremont nnd later , as .colonel of the TiVPlfth Now York cavalry was bravo nnd distinguished. If his deeds 'In war are not commemorated , It is only bc- , cause the military exploits of solnrga n num ber of men , not less glorious , were merged in that great national achievement , no that lasting fame cnmo only to the great loaders. "Ripened and experienced , ho came to tliU city Uvcnty-threo years ngo and nt once took high riink amonor the lawyers of this , his ndoptcd state. Ho was a lawyer of more thun ordinary talent. When ho addressed n . " * ? ourt or jury he always merited and com manded attedtlon. His energy of manner nnd eloquence of speech ivcro elements of power. "IIo was elected tea judgshipby sucha vote ns told the esteem in which he was held by ' the people. IIo filled the high position with becoming decorum and superior dignity. "When ho resigned the ofllco by reason of fail ing health and to seek the repose of a quiet life , it was with the regrets of nn admiring constituency. "Other honors came upon him , but they \vero unsolicited. His aspirations wore high nnd noble yet ndt controlled by selfish am bition. IIo has loft upon us a strong and lasting Impression of his personality anil character. It was frequently sdd ; of him that lie was ono of God's noblomon. "Ills social Hfo was without a stain. Ills society was a delight. Ills manners were winning nnd his conversation a charm. Wo shall imlulco is recollections of him , bccauso wo Itnow htm , heard lilm , saw him and livec with htm. "As lie lived beloved by nil our people , wo shall rovcro and cherish his memory. As wo nro moved by u deep and profound scusi blllty of his worth , wo would make this rec ord of our faith in the chni-actcr nnd man hood of the late lamented James Woodruff Savage. " In support of the memorial tribute , brie , addresses were made by C. II. Marplo , E. II French , I co Kstcllo and J. J. Points , all o whom referred to the manhood and the many tKccllent qualities ot the deceased. The proceedings of the meeting were ordered spread upon the records of the asso ciation. XO.NY FRANK'S THIAL. For tlio Second Tltno IIo Answers to the Charon of Murder. On the evening of March SO , last , William Chronlster , on old tlmvaro peddler , while sitting in the. kitchen of the house of Mrs. Austin Uccd , "who lives eight miles from Elkhorn station , was shot and died Instantly. For seine tlmo both Chronistor nnd a young man named Tony Frank had been paying some attention to the woman , and owing to this fact suspicion pointed to the young man. The next day after the murder ho was nrrestcd , waved examination and was held to the district court. At tliu spring term Frank was tried , hut the Jury failed to ngroo. Yes- tcriay | the trial of the case was commenced for n second tltno before Judge Glnrkson. After some difllculty a Jury was secured nnd at ! ! o'clock yesterday afternoon the tak ing of testimony began. IJr. MeMnnignl was the flrst witness put on by the state , nnd ho testified to the llndlng of tlio body and the holdlne of the post-mor tem. He reached the house at 3 o'clock on the afternoon of March 111 ; found the body of Chronistur lying on a cot near the window. After sawing off the cap of the skull ho re moved twelve or fifteen shot from the brain. The wound which caused death was on ttio loft side of the head , lust below the oar. IIo thought that the murderer must have placed the muzzle of his gun eloso to the window , us .tho charge of shot scattered but llttio. Mrs. Austin Kced , the woman in the case , was the next witness. Chronistcr was nt her house tlio night of the murder. Ho had boon there frequently , and at times ho and Frank had quarrelled. She thought that both , men wore somewhat smitten by her charms , but she cared for neither ; that Is , eho did not love them. It was Sunday night , und she nnd Chronlster were sitting at n table In fitmt ot a window , when there was a cru&ulcg Bound and , looking up , she saw the old peddler fall hack In his chair. Wit ness called to Mr. and Mrs. Simula , who were In an adjoining room , nnd after satisfying themselves that Chronistcr was dead they wont to a neighbor's , where they upcut the night , telling what had happened. Before this Frank had muda propositions to marry the witness , but hod been rejected bo- piuso a ho had not beeu divorced from her kushaud. ThU closed the dlreot examination , after which the nttornoys for the prltoncr morrd Tor n dismissal , on the grounds that once be fore thu defendant had been put id Jeopardy , nnd for the further reason that ho had asked that n verdict of guilty bo entered up against him. him.Tho motion was overruled , otter which the court adjourned nnd the cros-examlnatlon of Mrs. Itccd will begin this morning. The clerpy , the mcdirnl faculty and ttio people nil endorse Uurdock bloou blttors as the best system ictiovntlnu , blood purifying tonic in the world. Bend for testimonials , Commission Itlnii Injured. Fred Chlttcndcn , of the commission firm of Folcy ft Chlttcndcn , in cominR down out of the scale house at the stockyard ? at noon , slipped and foil to the ground below , badly injuring his left nnn and shoulder. Tlio Smith IutucsU | Coroner Harrington impaneled a Jury to inquire into tlio death of Ford R. Smith , and after hearing tbo evidence of Landlord James II. Lowry , William Dawson nnd Drs. Krn- hout nnd Kelly , whoso testimony was simply n repetition of what had been published In TUB I3EK , returned a verdict that thodecciwod catno to bin denth from morphine taken with suicidal intent. At 0 o'clock last night no further word had been received from his friends relative to the disposition of the remains. Unless word Is resolved this morning re questing the remains to bo forwarded , the funeral services will bo hold as announced at 1 :30 : this afternoon from the reiidenco of Mr. Peter Uolsen , No. 1T82 South Twelfth street. Notes .About tlio Oily. C. C. Stanley has gone to Waco on a busi ness trip. David Anderson has returned from Minne apolis , Minn , Miss Mnpglo Crlttenbrlnk has returned from St. Paul. Mrs , Ernhout , wlfo of Dr. F. . L. Ernhout , is listed among the sick. John Hardosty o ( Albright who has been so 111 for a long tlmo , is much better. Edwrd .1. Soykora has removed into his now house on Twenty-second street , near I ttrcct. U. S. Lklfrard of Albright is minus a string f clothes taken olt his clothes line by some intorprislngthlof. Miss Hona Smith Is sick with tonsllltis and , vas tnlton to her homo , Eleventh and Vinton streets , Omaha. Miss Etta Mcllriao will entertain her . 'rienUs Saturday evening tit the residence of Iter parents. Mr and MW. Francis Mclirldo , 311 the occasion of her birthday. At the itiit meeting of the athletic club . . wai decided not to give either Daley \Vlilto anything for their late flaht nor to allow them to light It out. The directors were Instructed to negotiate for a light between Jack Davis of Omaha and Smith of Dnnver. An exciting run-away occurred yesterday n Twenty-seventh and N streets. Three. ndlcs residing west of the city were riding ; n a buggy nnu the horses becoming fright ened on Txventy-sevonth street , ( lushed down ho thoroughfare to N and up N street at a 'rightful ' a peed. The ladies were thrown out in N street ana icceivod painful bruises nnd icratchcs but fortunately were not seriously : nured. ] _ _ lho hast IftinIi. There is lots of sense in that old mnxim 'Ho who laughs last , etc. " Sometimes applies even to railroads. There nro sand dosortf on the south , and snow on io north , but on the middle route to the Pacific const , the ono occupied by the original overland rend , tlio Union Pa cific , llioro'is immunity from both , nnd this line continues to bo , us it always has been and always will bo. the beat prnctlc- uhlo route to Sun Francisco. The Southern Pacific company have put their ilno vlti Option in perfect order , BO that ivintor travel to California may bo on- .oycd in tlio greatest possible comfort and without dolay. Mr. Morrlssey'H. Hoply. OMAHA , Doc. 11. To the Editor of Tnn BEB : A local report , In Tun UIB attributes io mo the prosecution of a Mr. Otto Bcngon , who foiled to fill a condemned well. This is irrodcous. I have notnlmr to. do with the ubject of wells , either good or bad. This boim : true , disposes also of Council man. Lowry's remarks , which I am the moro surprised nt , as a man of his years In the city council should ho more familiar with the city ordinances. As for his wierd Imagina tion that I have an enmity to him , I can only say ho HuUors himself. I have neither hatred or love , dislike or like , enmity or friendship for him. So far ns I am con cerned ho cuts no ilguro. Respectfully yours , FIUNK R. MoumssEr. JA' JMJi fOMt DK11T. ilomarknblo Story of the Incarcera tion of a Alnino Man. AUGUSTA , Mo. , Dec. 11. [ Special Telegram to THE BIK. ] An extraordinary case under , ho poor debtor law is reported from ono of , ho eastern counties. Several years ago a man was arrested on an execution for debt and ; hrown into Jail. Being obdurate the cred- tor kept him behind the bars and paid his board at tlio rate of fcj'pcrday. Then the prisoner desired to schedule out , but bo then found that ho must , under the law which prevailed at the tlmo of his arrest , pay all tlio costs and expenses. This ho was unable to do. The consequence was that ho remained In Jail , where ho has now been several years , his board being still paid by the creditor , who has gene HO far as to set aside 52,000 in his will to board the man after bis death. For burns , scalds , bruises and all pain nnd soreness of the llesh. the grand household remedy is Dr. Thomas' Electric oil. Be sure you got the genuine. NobnisUa , Iowa und l > nkota Pensions. WASHINGTON , Deo. 11. ( Special Telegram to TUB BKK.I Pensions -were today granted to the following Nobrashana : Original- John Dunks , Chadron ; John L. Grimes , Broken Bow ; Joseph Myers , Curtis ; Cacstor L. Dwycr , Johnstown ; James T. Heaves , Blue Hill ; Henry C. Fnrnsworth , Chester ; Addison P. Randall , Foirfleld. Incrcaso Cnarlcs Davis , liimmi : Abr.im Wells , Trum- hull ; Robert L. Lydlo , Fnrnum ; George Keoso , Lexington ; John Wolf , Wymoro ; Jnmca S. Kirk. Nordcn ; John Nelson , Gar ner ; Marlon II. Mills , Waverly ; Calvin P. Angcll , Exeter. Iowa : Original Special act William White , Morse ; William Spencer , Eddyvlllo ; Adam Cordner , Triiim ; Hugh B. Allison , Dos Molacs ; John II , Pithun , Vail ; Commodore P. Isorthrup , Anita ; Jumcs J. Scovcl , Run- noils ; Thomas J. Galbrath , Colfax ; John Spungler , liollo Plain ; Luclon D , Blnghnm , Waverlv : James Fahrenkrug , Marshalltown ; Ainoi Niuloclc , Storm Lnko ; John E , Wells , Marahalltown ; Gcorgo W. Uormun , Pulaskl ; PascUal L. Bryan , Dos ISlolncs ; John Glom * mor , Knierson , Increase Homer Bol ton , Kast Dos Molnes ; Alfred Tlpton , Mason ( Jlty ; Oscar D. Bringman , Oskaloosa ; Loandor E. Dntnol , "Vllllsca ; Frederick Duwo , Guttcnberg ; Joseph Mo , Carty , Nowmarkot ; John W. Jones , Geneva ; Jurod Leo. Coggau ; Patrick John Carter. , Council Bluffs ; Elbrldgo G. Chandler , Ford ; AlonoE. Mott , Wavorly ; Clifford T. Lam bert , Atlantic ; William Crawford , Kldon. Original widows , etc. Special act. Cynthia A. Gudgoll , Falrllold. South Dakota : Original Charles C. Lowe , Bijou Hills. Insreaso Stephen O. Craw ford , Bluff Center : Charles E. Smith , Miller. May Have Frozen to Death. PROVIDENCE , R. I. , Doc. 11. | Special Tele gram to TUB BEE. ] The contluuod absence of Prof. Bancroft of Brown university lias created a stir in collrga and social circles , where bo was so widely known. A search of tbo woods uud fields in the suburbs between this city and Cranston is being made In the bollof that the missing man will bo found frozen to death. Diphtheria Cure Experiments. BEitLiK , Doc. 11. [ Special Cablegram to Tint BEB. | Dr. Bohrin writes that thus fa his experiments looking to a euro for tll-t therla have not resulted successfully. II announces , however , that bo will coutliiu them. If.lJ.V TO.V ttELICB HOLV. \ Collection or Writings nnd Trin kets IlrliiK flood Prlorn. PHILADELPHIA , Dec. ll ( [ Upcclnl Telegram to TIIK BKK.J The sale of n valuable and ox * truordtnary collection of tbp olTccU of Gen eral Gcorgo ashington ami of his executor nnd nephew , Luwrcuco Lowh , and Ins Brand nephew , Lorenzo Lewis , was begun lioro hist night by order ot II , L. D. Lewis , administrator of the cstttto of Lorenzo Lewis. A loiter from Washington to Lewis WM bought by Aldrlch | for 1310 , after spirited bidding. The same purchaser paid tTtX ) , the highest ? price of the evening , for the last memorandum book of Washington , \vhlch the general wrote In up to December .1 , 17M , a few days before his death. A letter from Washington advocating the abolition of slavery brought t&0. A smaller private memorandum book brought $100. Six tickets of the Delaware lottery pur chased bv Washington nnd a memorandum bearing their numbers In Washington's hand- wrltimr brought $ iH ( ) . A picture of Betty Washington painted by Willlston , the only iiortrnlt of her known to bo In existence , brought $30. ) . A fruit knife and fork brought $15. pearl buttons from Washlngton'scoatHl cncn , and the other articles ottered brought similar prices. Altogether 15J articles were sold , the total sum realized being $3,3(1 , , J.V ,1 Il.lM'jlUJ ! > l > T K. English Opinion on the United States Monetary Syntcni. LONDO.V , Dec. 11. [ Special Cablegram to TUB.BKE.JTho Times soys : "Tbo wuolo monetary system in the United blates Is in n muddle. This condition U duo to piece monl legislation by unprincipled legislators. Unhappily , Instead of there being signs of amendment , It looks likely that further at tempts will bo made to legislate In favor of particular classes. The most ominous of these attempts Is the de mand of the farmers' nlllnnco for moro currency and tnat national banks shall bo compelled to lend money on security of real estate. If the latter demand is over granted , America will bo launched on the dangerous path which the Argentina Republic has trod , since the evil day when the flrst ccduln was issued. The present crisis is of nn ordinary character but Is made worse by the foolish monetary ntrnngcmants. The safe euro for it is liquidation. " The harsh , drastic purgatives , once deemed so indispensable , have given place to milder and moro skillfully prepared laxatives ; hcnco the great and growing demand for Avar's Pills. Physicians ovcrywncro recommend thorn for costlvcncss , indigestion and liver complaints. The Ncnnul Cannot Ho Saved. Loxnox , Doc. 11. [ Special Cablegram to THE Bcu. ] All the efforts of tues to haul olt the Peninsular anil Oriental mail steamer Nepaul , which stranded on Plymouth break water durine the fog last night , have proved unavailing. She \vont aground nt low water and as the tldo rose she rapidly llllcd. It Is believed she will bo a total wreck. No lives were lost. Among the crow were a number of Lascars , and when the steamer struck thov became panle-stridfn. The ofllcers and vhlto members of the crew were calm. The pecle.baggago and dispatch baps were saved , 'he ' cargo consisted of l.iJOO chests of tea , .ftOObnijs of wheat , 1,000 bags of rico and a itnntlty of indigo , jnto nnd other merchan- tso. It is thought It will all bo lost. It Is isurcd in Lloyds for 100.000. The Nepaul vas bound from Calcutta and Marseilles for London. The Nepaul was a bark-rigged iron crew steamer of 2,531 : press tons burden , she was built nt Glasgow in 187(5. A dispatch from Plymouth received this f ternoon says the Nopaul is completely sub- norged. Funeral of Wnshlnntcm Molican. WASHINGTON , Doc. 11. The funeral of VnsuhiKton McLean , formerly proprietor of 10 Cincinnati Enquirer , took place this nornhiff from his . late residence. hero were no pall hearers and no attendance was confined to lie relatives nnd a few intimate friends of tie family. At the conclusion of the simple -ellglous services the remains were placed in vault , hut their flnal Interment will bo nt ineiimati. Dr Birnoy cures catarrh , Bco bldgj Om-r for the Strip. ST. Louis , Mo. , Doc. 11. Advices from lie Cherokee nation say Chief Moyes as received a telegram from the Lucas cattle company of Colorado , wklng him If ho will entertain n bid for $30- JOO.OOO for the Cherokee strip. It Is not cnown what , If any , reply Chief Maycs has made to the offer. Argentina Will Accept. LONDON' , Dec. 11. [ Special Cablegram to THH BKE. ] The Standard's Berlin corro- pendent says advices hnvo boon received rom Buenos Ayres to the effect that the Ar- ; cntlno government is prepared to accept the inanclal proposal from the London syndicate. Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh , Bee bldg. A Dutch Steamer Ashore. LOND ox , Deo. 11. [ Special Cablegram to Fins BKB.J The Dutch steamer Vcondam , 3aptam Boggeven , from Now York Novem ber 29 , via Boulogne , for Rotterdam , Is ashore , t Maasllns. _ _ Throuprh coaches Pulhnnn palace elcopors , dining cars , free reclining chair cars to Chicnco and intervening1 points via the great Rock Island routo. Ticket oillco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam. Struck for Their Pny. AXXISTOK , Ala. , Dec. 11. A thousand men , all employed by the United States rolling stock company hero , have struck because they have not received nay pay for four weeks. _ _ Dr. Birnoy euros catnrrn , Bco bldg Switzerland's New President. ROMB , Deo. 11. The united mooting of the state council and national council today elected for president of the republic Dr. Weltl and Ilnuser for vice president. Tlio Ijyinpli Good for Leprosy. VIENNA , Doc. 11. [ Special Cablegram to Tun Bnn.j Prof. Blolroth declares that the use of Koch's lymph has produced a marked effect in cases of leprosy. Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh , Bee Bl&g. To Oonelllnto Sugar Makers. PARIS , Doc. 11. The government proposes to reduce the excise duty on beet root in order to conciliate the sugar manufacturers of the country , The only railroad tram out of Omaha run expressly for the accommodation of Omaha , Council Bluffs , Dos Moines and Chicago business is the Rock Island vos- tibulod limited , leaving Omaha at 4:30 : p. in. dally. Ticket oillco , 1G02 Sixteenth and Ftirtmm sts. , Omaha. The Gcrmanla Passes I-'nstnot. LONDON' , Dec. 11 , [ Special Cablegram to TUB BEK. ] The steamer Gcrmnnia from N ew York for Liverpool has passed Fastnot. T1IK QENUINK Johann Hoff's ' Malt Extract The bcit Nutritive To ttio In nil cnsirt o ! Dvfli-EYsiA .MALNU- I11TION In CO.VVAl.Kd. riNCK. I'ULMOXAIIY nil Throat trouble Indarioil br all 1'Iijil- darn throughout the clrlll o < ! world . 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Bathe oore feet in Pond'o Extract. r. l auo' J-orlodlc&l Pllli the I'rvnch rotuedjr.net on tlie meintrunl uriwm ana cure ( oppression from wlntOfer came. I'romoto mendrunlloo. TUefeplllobould notlia taken Our- , ng pregninoy. Am. I'lll Oo lloraltr 1'ropi. tipan- cor , Clar Co. , la. Oanulns by Hhormun i MoConnall , Uoilgait , n arl > . O.Umaliii ; U A. Metulier , HoutU Omaliui M. 1 * . Ullti. Ouunoil Uluffi. tj.or 3 rorli. 8 8L. ' * . - EEP BY USING AROUND YOUR WINDOWS AND DOORS A WEATHER STRIP ! Which Saves Ten Times Its Cost In the Fuel it Will Savo. Old Clothes Wringers Repaired A Now Rubber Put on in a Few Minutes for Only $1 Ea h. Keep YoUr Bodies Warm - I3Y Hrtics and Mackintoshes or Rubber Coats , - BUY TI-IE BEST GOODS A.T - OMAHA. RUBBER COMPANY , WHOLESALE AND RETAIU. IO08 FARNAM STREET , OMAHA. ICE TOOLS. 03O FISCHER ICE TOOL , Q M O IPlo rs and Mei takers , o WITH LIFTIN& CAMS. EH JDOLJB1UEX MARKERS. O EHH A'full line of Everything used by Ice Gathorera EHO Snd for Oatnloguo and Prices. O H1MEBAUGH & TAYLOR , w 1405 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA. DR. Practice llraltorl to Dlscaioi ot the LUNGS A NO Nervous System Including Npurnljia , Cntnlopij , lljilero Kpllot > y , Convul sion ) , tiDtiml Irilla- tlon , lllieunlfltlim , Chronlo AtcoliollMii , Nervous lleiulitiliu. Nerroun 1'roilriitlon coniniM | > tlon nntl nil dlicaaunoftliu lune noomsSId to3.0 , BEE BUILDING , OMAHA. FAGTSwEAKiVIEN If vnu sulftT from ( ll un.e by EX fiuy ( .lulaniJviint tutuow how to cur. joar.lf tt howr. MMI at onto for our two * , "PAOTB FOR WEAK MEN. " inallod In pntrn cover. Mention till * imi ) r. INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL AfiS'N ' , JUl ) llcurburu Htntt , CJU'A.O , II.M.Sulh. . Triun. " It h nir - Uliou ianrts I Ifyou want the IIKST , > eml4claiUinpB 1orfri-el'aiiiplil t. % . I. Mogiirtlo EUillc Trun Co. , h n I'ninclico , Cat PRINCff AL POINTS EAST , WEST , NORTH and SOUTH 1302 Furnnm Street. Harry P. Deuel , City Pnisaneor nnd Tlckot Atrnnt. WIAWY A RHAffy" wlllcet tvell U tH'hoPcls.ordloll liu Ignores , onr warning. JHftliofln F-rrl\livvi \ Httrttfit f'jt/ic ( . TliouHixnilii ri'Htnrnl by tlaina Trent tiiriit. ( lutruntPO ) ! Totlmanlaln , * * . , > , . . . . 1 OUR NEW lHfHirii ol Mm tri'ilfd and rurnt. Ariilrrxs , KIIIK JIKI > J ; AI. , < > . , uuiruio , N. v. MELTS TOO SOON. DR.MCGrREW THE SPECIALIST. Hero tlinn 15 jpniV ciporlcnro In the trmtnicnlaf PRIVATE DISEASES , Aciirommrnntoert In Ho tire ilAri without tlialjn ei ; n liuur'a tlnin. STRICTURE IVrnmnpnlly ruriM without tlti or lintrumonti ! no rntllniti no illlntlnir. The jnn t fpmnrkabio nvnMr known to inoilom nolrncn. Wrlto for circulars SYPHILIS CURED IN 30 TO CO DA.Y3. Dr. Mctlron'strimtiiKinl for tlili ttrrltlo blood ill * . Cflie lini IIHMI prnnnuttreil Ilio mint piwerfuUtul Riirromifnlronicilf OTCfitlnrornrcitfar tlio ulnolum euro of till * ilMno. Ill * 'iccim ' with this illioo * * lini nmer I'ovii pitinU | < l. A cumi'loto ' CUIIB dUAiifl ANTHKIIVtltofor drcultu * . LOST MANHOOD nnilnlt nrnlna nf tlioroxunt orictiK , norvoinnoii , tlmlctltf and il "pon < lfnejr iiMolutulf curel Tliorj- llc ! Is Immoclhus nitU coinitloto. SKIN DISEASES , Cnlnrrli. rhoumntltni , unit nil iltwimMof tliobljjt lifer , klilnoy.i nml blndJur permanently cured. FEMALE DISEASES nmlnoutMiiln , nervoiKniissamlUK'n'oiof t'.Kulam. nch enrol. The Boclor' * "Homo Treatment" tot InJIon lipronojncctl \ < j nil who li > ro u < ? cl It , to t > thi ) moil coniiM'tu nml oonvvnlvnt ruinotljt over of fend for tlio Imminent < if fotimla < ll < en < us. It It trulr n womlrtfiil remoftjr. No linlriiinonti : ai > pain. llOUUH IUII liAIIIK.I rllUM3TO I ONI.V. DR , McGREW'S mirvolom nuccm * ln won for lilin n ropntnVlon nlilcli li iruly nntloml In clmmelor. ninl lili irntt iirmjr of pnltnnU roacliot from tlio All.nitlo la Ilia 1'nclllc. The Doctor H a cnuluuM of "iindtn.Aii" nieillclnoiinilh" Imrt Innanivl airoful eiporloncn In lioipltnl practice , iiiul li climoil unions the lOA.lltn tpocliillil'liunoilurniclnnca. Trcntmont liy mrrn. nmcscnco. Wllto for clrcuUri iibout c cho ( tin nt > ov > clUunsos , vnr.r. . Office , 14th and Farnatn Sts Knlrnnooun clthur itruiiu guarantee to cure any case of Syph ilis no matter of how long standing. And we have the only rem edy tliatwill cure the disease. You have tried everything else and -wasted your money , why not now try\is. We guarantee to cure or reiund every dollar. When it is nec essary for patient to come here we agree to pay railroad fare both ways , all hotel "bills and refund your mon ey if we do not cure you. Write for partic ulars ; do not be hum bugged any longer. We are financially re sponsible -with $300- OOO capital. COOK REMEDY Co. , Omaha , Neb. , Rooms 39 & 4O , 13th and Dodge Sts. PH. IIOIKB'S VEGETABLE PILLS 'ot . . . .ilioTi and .othor dl or > drm. Tlier- * ' . . ujjar eouU'didtf tint Urlpt , TrrjT iiiulltfUMjlutubtv , nnd | } imIr rrKulil * . Me. bring compuutic * . eiof \ vigctablfs | n. , illiirnons to California , /Try ilirm.IB pllU In . each vial. Sick HoadachO t nUoluUly cured by HobVitlMlefegetiUePlllt , et > i'fiil II for ORccntt , or if for il for liloUy diu tfliu , or by nwli. 'HOtB'S ' MIOiriHE DO. , FRCFS. SAM IRAHCISCO CJUi H)1SALE ! IN OMAHA , NKII. I > Y Kuhti ti Co , Cor , 151 h & Doujlix StnetB. J. A. Tiillcr d : Co , Cor. Illh Si DoimlH Streets. A. . D. Foster & Co. Council lllnll * . loirft. \nn PHINCIPAI. onucaisTs OMA.HA. llUl Corner Oth nnd Ilaraay Street ! , FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL Chronic Diseases and Deformitiei DB. A. T. MoLAUO-HLIN , Prosldont Koundoil bv Dr. J. W. MoMsna-nr. 'IEE.C.WBfl NERVE AND BRAIN TREATHT. Bptdflo fir Mystfrt * . ninlno , rtaK urnllaVnlift. . lulntii , Miintal lwprv lon , H flenliK r the liralnro- 0ulilntf In InsixnU/ii U Uacllnir to nliery ilav on4 iloith. Prcmilui-o out Ag . llair nntt < , L.outif I'ownr Inollhcr , lnrolunt rjrtoi ej , nr | 8p rinitorrl.a > * cAuuii l > y uvurexei tloa of llm Ijruh , mlt-tbuta or OTor liidtnffcncu. Lach bnx contunaonjmonit' * treat , monk tlaljor , or cli for Si , icntdjr in llirep | H. With eorb order < 6r ill l > oii' , will teml lurchturr ( nunutuo to refund mcney Idlio troitintnt ralUM cuii , Uu > rant iul uiHliuiaR nu > n iold culrby GOODMAN LJItUG CO. , lllOKuruaui ytreot , - Omahs Neb , M ALL THbVOHLU IHtKE IS BUT UNt CURE DR , HADES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It run bf yfil Iti u rup wf vutfv * ur IVM , itr In kr. title , of rj J-wllliout tbo knanled ot Ihtpatltot. llUKenuttr. HHab-oluloljr ii railo i nd lll tn o uirmaaeat andipoedy cure.wUeib r tbatatiAni\ \ amodor4t ctriul(9r oraualoohoho v r ak * 1T.SKV1U > 'A ! ! . . ] | op r > l M * o quiuilr uuJ with luott cir- taluly tttat thu pttlont unclertotm 110 Inoonioulcnc * . an4 ar * toi ! w ro , hit complete reformation 14 elTioteO. It ii o book ot particular * fnu. 1 o I * li d ol KUHK < EX > . . Itlhtt Uourlimi te lllll c OummgBta , 'plltd by lltTAKi. BHUU1S U CO. , tti il Dlll/U UU.
