10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY. APBIL 19. 1891 SIXTEEN PAGES.
His Reply to "Safety Plug's" ' Defense of the
Now Boiler Patent ,
PLUMS FOR POLITICAL ENGINEERS ,
uo In u Ijlttlo HcmltilHurnuo
of Knrljr IjiiKlucrr TroulileH
DoltiKHol' IJio Ijiilwi1 Iieiul-
CI-H Hverywliero.
ASIILAMI , Nob. , April IT. To the Editor of
TiiKllir. : : Iscou "what-ls-lt" In last Sun
day's ' IJin : signed by "A Friend of the
Plugs. " I have not the tlmo to spare Just
now or I would innko that "chump" slctt.
Ho Is clear off his whirl from stem to stern
nnd I have to lauub every tlmo 1 think of
"old hayseed. " Well , "old hayseed" watched
rats run ou , the gang plunk years before Mr.
Plugs was born , and I'll bet money on It. I
want Mr. Plugs to "wood up" or hlro n der
rick and lift his brains up on the hurricane
deck , so the deck hands can wash thorn off a
llttlo.
I have utt luea that the "Friend of Plugs"
Is ono of "us chlovos" who got their license
without money or questions , just for the sauo
of "standing In with the hoys , " you know.
I was up In Omaha last week nnd I
nosed nround some myself. You sco n
traveling man told mo that Hitchcock
was going to burn Doydln cfllgy on Jefferson
square , so I went up to sco the fun. It's all
right , boys , tulco whatever you wnnt. You
can fool mo on Hitchcock , but you can't fool
mo on them thuro plugs.
Mr. Plugs talks nbout an ago of progress.
Progress be blanked ) Is digging up old
fonall relics progress I "i'ho plugs can do no
harm. " Quo ! They nro very pretty things
to have nround for old hayseeds to ask ques
tions about. "They will keep careless llro-
mon on the lookout. " Now , if that aln'tgcnu-
Ino deck-hand talk I novcr heard any. Doua
that chump want mo to understand that ho
lets his llreman carry the water for him }
Nut ho hain't got n flremnu , A peanut stand
a about the slio of his plant , but If ho has a
Oromaii and ho curries the water , Mr. Pluffs
If one of tho.su fellows who sits around and
reads dlmo novels and lets his fireman
do the work. Such a man as that
could not work for mo fifteen minutes.
A shovel Is the only plant ho should
bo lot run. Who over hoard of u river lire-
man carrying water ) O , rats !
Mr. Plugs wonts Omaha to begin whuro
Hi6 government loft olt and inako a success
of It , It never was a success , novcr will bo ,
or novcr can bo , and nothing but n rotten po
litical scheme brought It to the surface now.
"Omaha mechanics , " ho says , "will win. "
GcowIiUI Is that sol The two mechanics
in the chy council may win something , one
of thorn has won the dog tags and may DO the
other will win the plugs. Mr. Plugs trios to
toll the people who will pay for the plugs.
Why , any blockhead knows that. Ho also
calls the city council names "n body of busi
ness men. " O mammal
Mary had u llttlo goat.
Ills lluas were snowy white.
And every time hu wiigKud his tall ,
Them llcaa were sure to bltn.
HAVSEID. :
The types inndo n llttlo mistake in my other
letter. I was engineer on the locomotive and
the hey who 11 red for me is running a sta
tionary in Omaha today. The plugs on that
road were taken out and cleaned cvory tlmo
the holler was washed out.
I wish to Inform Mr. Plugs that my hoar-
lug and eyesight wcru good then and now.
Now when this plug man ' talks about the
hard work of the Inspector's oftlco , I suppose
ho actually thinks no is doing some steam-
boating. I think the hardest work the inspector
specter and his man has to do is to wear out
the bosom of their pants , smoke noor cigars
and talk what "wo the people ere doing. "
Thorn are nbout four hundred Iconics in
Omaha , and half of them uro in heating
plants and can bo inspected any time from
spring to fall.
Well , to cap the climax wo , are informed
that the boiler inspector and board of engi
neers are "a sober , Industrious sot of men. "
Bay , Mr. Plug , If you got the shooting match
beastly sober once do you think they would
bo fit for business.
Mr. Plugs , do you remornber when the
bollor inspectors went up or down to Pitts-
burg aud lilted un their voices ana said , "Wo
are the people of these United States , " ( I
road the Pittsburg and Wheeling papers. )
Well don't you known that when your
Omaha Inspector and the "Enquirer'1 that
went with him , came home , they were loaded
down to the guards with catalogues of the
Bailey safety plugs andasaniDle plug of
that make has been on exhibition at the in
spector's oftlco m your city for tho. last two
years or more.
Mr. Plugs , I'm around some myself oven If
I am a hayseed. I heard in Omaha when I
was up last week that the Inspector
was coming out to sou mo and show mo a
plug. I would oo delighted to have him
come. The trucks under the smoke box of
my traction engine needs some little repairs ,
so the trip could bo ono of business aud pleas
ure. I'm also expecting a llttlo , sawed-ott
Scotchman from Chicago to see mo this sum
mer. Now , if they both would only got here
together wo would have a nice time.
Now , Mr. Plugs. I will defy you or any
other man to snow the sense of put
ting a safety plug in n three-inch
lluo or anywhere else. The man
who got up your safety plug ordinance and
railroaded It through your council of business
tnon , Is only working for bis own glory and
I guess Its the result of the Tooly street
tailors' convention In Now York.
Mr. Plugs , old hayseqd is posted and don't
you forget it , that is if you have sense
onougU to remember anything. See , Bossy.
SrKAM TlIKASllUK.
"Scab" is Good KnKUsli.
It may not bo generally known that the
term "scab , " in the sense of a mean , dos-
plcablo fellow , which is generally sot down
us slang of modern Invention , Is to bo found
In Shakespeare. The word appears in the
following ' from ' 'Uorlolanus "
I'assago , Act I ,
6cono I ;
What's the matter , yon dlssontlous rogues ,
That rubbing thu Door Itch of your opinion
MuUo yotirsnlves suubt.
These who affect precision in the matter of
language can hardly take exception to
Shako-spcaro as tin authority. "Scab" Is
( 'ood , classical English.
Imbor NotCH.
The tinners In IndlanapolU have been
locked out. They refused to accept nu agree
ment presented by the hossoj.
Cornice workers In St. Paul and Minneapo
lis , Minn. , to the number of 700 , have struck
for ulna hours mid rooro pay.
The sliding scale governing the wages of
( Jarnogio's Homestead stool works in Pitts-
burg for the next three months has boon ad
justed.
The union painters In Evansvlllo , Ind. , are
on strike for eight hours audim advance of 1C
cents an hour. They have been receiving UC
cents an hour.
About forty employes of the Now Havou
rolling mill In Now Haven , Conn. , wont on n
strlko Monday , owing to a reduction of 10
per cent in their wages.
The Hamilton ( Out. ) board of works has
passed a resolution reducing the hours of
labor of its employes to nine hours a dav , to
ho paid at the r.Uo of 15 cents an hour. "
Twelve brick manufacturing linns of Tren
ton , N. J. , nmiounco u reduction of wages of
from 15 toUO per cunt. Tbo reason assi
,1s a falling oil In the demand for brick.
The bricklayers of Lynn. , Mass. , were last
week granted an advaneo to 13 cents per
hour , from ! J5 cents. The house painters re-
ccivodau advance of ' . ' 3 cents porday , from
c .ti.1 *
Over tbrco hundred thousand workmen ore
Idle in Italy. Tha cnpltall.su of this country
will gladly receive them when they come
hero Mntla or no Matla if they only work
forltm than these who nro hero already.
A report from London states that the
North of England Ironmasters have given
notice of a 1'JU per cent reduction of wages ,
alleging that the cost of production exceeds
the market price $1.25 per ton.
Tha organized butchers of Now York and
Brooklyn hayodemanded ton hours , abolition
of Sunday work , except for store butchers ;
DO discharges without sufficient reason ;
weekly payment on Saturday ; no compulsion
ns to where a limn waiiU to board ; ono ap
prentice for every twonty-Ilvo men.
The many conferences that have been hold
between the Jollct stool company nnd Its om-
iloyos have resulted In an arrangement of
, ho wage question , at least until the close of
.8' . ' ! ' . ' , niter which six months' notlco must bo
; lvon of n doslro to chnnsro by either side , A
sliding scute was udopted.
Clark Woolen.
The hills are donrcst which our childish foot
Have climbed the earliest ; and the streams
most sweet
Are over these at which our young lips dranl : ,
Stooped to their waters o'er the grassy bank.
Against the cold , bleak north wind , Homo's
hearth-light
Shines 'round the helmsman , plunging thro'
the night ;
And still with Inward eye , the traveler sees
In close , dark stranger-streets , his native
leas.
XKV I < Oll 'I'lIK .
Aigrettes entirely of gilt.
There's n revival of old laco.
Pajamas of striped wool taffeta.
Killing habits of dark grcou Melton ,
Flared linen collars of tbo Medici shape.
Hiding gloves with detachable gauntlets.
The manny girl carries at least six pockets.
Tablets of silver In filigree and Hat work.
Hopped cropons resembling rlbbod cordu
roy.
roy.lioas
lioas of chiffon , box-plaited in a thick
ru cho.
Chevron stripes on black silk show three
colors.
Yachting caps of cloth trlmmod with gold
braid.
Crepe yokes and slcovos with bcngallno
owns.
Light colored taffetas for summer silk
gowns.
The arbutus in enameled sliver is a season
able pin.
Braid ruches imitating ostrich feather
trimming.
Neckerchiefs of light colored China silk
and crepe.
Largo soft felt hats for Indios' use with
outing suits.
The fashionables now use claret glasses for
champagne.
Straw caps shaped like a naval officer's
uniform cap.
Shot wash silks for tea gowns aud after
noon dresses.
Plain satin for combining with brocade ,
faille and laco. '
The "boll skirt" has a single scam , and it
runs diagonally.
The prettiest and newest parasols for spring
use have no lining.
White luco parasols are dotted hero and
there with bunches of violets.
The sterling bonbon basket is supplied with
a llttlo scoop of , blackened silver.
Pokln and Bayadere striped silks are made
up straight and diagonal In Paris.
Straw toques , trimmed with pompous of
two shades of crepe and aigrettes.
Bonnet pins are moro popular than ever
among the ultra fashionable folks.
The skirt must give round the feet , hence
tbo retirement of the mohair braid.
Fashionable women when paying visits
carry a spray or branch of some llowor.
Miniature swords and scimitars are used
alike for hair ornaments nnd letter-openers.
Changeable green and gold garter snakes
upon a white surface in silks are moro realis
tic than pleasing.
There is some charming flower Jewelry in
which sweet peas ana rod clover appear to
bo favorite models.
For an elaborate coiffure there are small
wreaths of sliver ( lowers itlistonlng with
diamond dowdrops. "
Ono Convent Garden fancy dress nt the re
cent ball was composed of oyster shells , an
other of photograps.
Black open work straw hats nro exhibited
in the mlUnors' windows , nnd many are only
sparingly relieved by color.
Tiny designs , as stars , crescents , triangles ,
spots , etc. , appear on n soft glace taffeta ,
having an almost satiny finish.
Loaf nud flower designs in silks having
sharply defined edges , are frequently edged
with a tiny line of gold or silver.
From Paris comes "improver skirts" made
of moreen. Tbo goods are wiry and stiff ,
and the backs of the skirts are fiouncod from
belt to hem.
Tbo "salmon tie" for shoo strings is the
latest. This is the way the knot la made :
Tie an ordinary bow knot , but do not draw
it tight or make It close to the shoo. Now
take tholoup and end of ono side and put It
over and through the knot. Draw It tight
like an ordinary Dow knot , and It Is dono.
To untie it simply pull the ends , as In the
common bow knot.
The now corduroy silks como in Persian
and Algerian stripes nnd in pretty tri-color
trrecn , gold and English rose nud various
other bright combinations that runner them
most attractive for homo wear. Other models
show n gored skirt of the stripe with tiny
velvet frills just at tbo edge , and a Spanish
Junket of the velvet with shirt waist of rod
surah.
The French method of cooking asparagus
is highly esteemed. Here is the formula :
Leave about two inches of thu heads out of
water , which the steam will cook. They
form the tondorost part of the plant , while
the hard , stalky part below becomes soft nnd
juicy by the longer boiling which this plan
omits. IJoll thirty or forty minutes and tbo
stalk will bo dollciously tender. Serve wltn
cream dressing.
There is no dearth of flnomatoriah for cur
tains , portieres and bedspreads , notable
among which are mall-cloth , satin jean and
sheeting , and the new heavy silk canvas of
the associated artists. The latter h used as
n foundation for the most exquisite embroid
ery , done solidly in a variety of silks or
simply outlined with heavy i-opo silk. The
background is usually darned , taking up
every flftb thread of the canvas.
The importation of Scotch ginghams and
French zephyrs Is very large , and the colors
anil devices are prettier than over. The
"Dudley" patterns are in altractivo tartan
mixtures , only the colors are soft and beautiful -
ful and wholly unllko the over-bright ( Jnolle
melanges of other seasons. Cue of the now
patterns is a rephyr in small blocks of pink
and roseda with other squares In whlch'thoso
tender shades are crossed by n weft of palo
amber or golden brown , subduing them into
artistic naif tones.
Here Is an exceedingly stylish dress of
palo gray cashmere of the latest shade. The
waist has a small round voko and collar of
green velvet. The cashmere fits closely
across the bust , but is gathered in at the
waist und held bv a strap of green velvet
with n steel buckle. In tbo back the cosh-
moro is also hold in at the waist by n velvet
strap. Gray falllo studded with stool nail
heads is put on in tbe form of pocket fronts ,
which come down below the waist lino.
Among the spring fabrics are camel's hair
goods and English serges in largo clan tar
tans and soft chovlots with line brilliant lines
or crossbars of vague indefinlto coloring ,
charmingly blended. Tbo plaids uro used by
young women for skirts and diagonal dran-
orios , with Jersey orLouis" Jacket of plain
dark cloth. The smaller figured cheviots are
handsomely made up by French and English
deslgnors with lapped surpllco bodices , mut
ton-log sleeves of velvet , nnd skirts either in
sheath style or full English fashion.
Uloniios nntl brunettes all unilo in
praising Spanish Court Fnco Powder.
Asic your druggist for It and take none
olhar.
EM * VU. 1 TIOX. I TU
A New Lutheran college will bo built nt
( araml Forks , S. D.
A territorial teachers' association Is organ
izing in Utah. The first meeting will bo held
at bait Lake , Juno 'J'J nnd ! ) .
Not a few of the Gorman Lutheran congre
gations In this country bavo largo Congre
gational schools. The total number of pupils
in all the schools In America Is 125,000 or
more.
Prof. McLaurens of the Baltimore agricul
tural college , lately elected by the board of
trustees of the Wyoming university to tbo
agricultural chair of that institution , has ac
cepted tbe position.
Governor MeJlettcof South Dakota certi
fies to the fact that some miscreant tami > orod
with the school law , after ho bad attached
his signature thereto , by erasing the words
"in exco s" nnd Insortlug "below nny , " pro
hibiting the purchase of booku "in excess" of
prices given , etc ,
Tbo well known Amnrlcan scholars. Dr.
Caipor Hone Gregory , has bcou the recipient
of tbd honor bestowed so extraordinarily seldom -
dom by a German university nnd government
upon n foreigner , namclv , of the Ulstlnctlon
01 bolnp appointed n full profcmor In tbo tlio-
ologlcal faculty of the uiilrorsUy of Leipzig.
IlcKcnts of the utilvorslty nt Salt Lake
bavu Just decldud to timltu tuition frou for all
territorial pupils , excepting an entrance foe
of fi , whtlu for nil nun-residents tbo foe Is to
boWi. These salaries were raUod : Prof.
KltiKsbury , ? l , 0t ) to W,00 ( ) : Prof. Moi
Komory , tbo samoj Professors Stownrt , Abor
and Venzuianl , ? lr > 00 to l,800 ; Prof. Wblt-
liif ' , . # 1,000 to ei.'OO ; Prof. Allen , 91,300 to
31,500.
In nil the former slave states , except Dela
ware and Marylaiul , tlio annual state school
revenue U apportioned Impartially amonc all
tbo children of the stake without regard to
color , so much per capita to each child. In
Maryland the stntn school tax Is apportioned
among tlio white schools only , but a special
appropriation is made from the state treasury
for tbo colored schools , sufllctont to make the
colored per capita of state moneys practically
equal to that of the white. . For the year
18S8-S ! ) tbo colored schools of Maryland re
ceived about f 100,000 , from this source.
Tbo California summer school of methods
will hold a three weeks' session in July. The
executive committee has adopted n full pro
gramme nnd course of instruction for tbo
coming session , which will bo held in tbo
state normal school building at San Jose.
Special features of the coming session will bo
morning talks , class Instructions on moro
than twenty-live dlftorent subjects , model
classes of children to illustrate the work , a
course of evening lectures nnd a weekly
council of Instructors and teachers for tbo
interchange of their best thoughts. Tlio
course of study is arranged in four depart
ments kindergarten and primary , elemen
tary aud grammar , high school , educational
psychology and pedagogy.
The American society for the extension
of university teaching has chosen Prof. Ed
mundI. James , president of the American
auiulomy of political and social science as
president. It Is expected that ho will organ
ize the work throughout the country. The
society lias no connection with any special
college or university , but hopes to assist
every Institution In starting the local work
nnd every local society In getting the help It
needs from the colleges nnd universities.
This society is evidently in earnest , ns is
shown by the fact that It sent Its secretary ,
George Henderson , to Europe to study Eng
lish experience aud has published a valuable
report ou tbo subject wblcb ho made to the
society on his return.
No griping , no nuut > er. , no pain when D
Witt's Llttlo Early Hlsers are taken. Small
pill. Safoplli. fcost pill.
JJII'IKTIES.
'My ' friends , " remarked the minister , "tho
collection today will bo devoted to my travel-
'm ? expenses , for I am going away for my
icalth the moro 1 receive the longer I can
.lay . away" aud , strange to say , the largest
lollcction over made was then taken up.
When the devil sees a llond setting lire to
n ramshackle tenement tilled with human
icings , bo gives orders for tbo preparation of
n extra hot spot in hell In which , when bis
ilmo comes , the wrotcb can get a good dose
f his own medicine.
All things do not get wide awake
Beneath the kiss of spring ,
Except the man who sings in church ,
Ho to bis do's will cling.
The deacon stood , praycr-booa in band ,
And bland.
Ly thought of bonuVi and stocks.
His wife was with him , aud she prayed.
Afraid
Am I she thought of frocks.
Kovivalist Don't you want to meet mo in
icavon , old mani Old Kalmuck Gaunt say
' am very particular about mooting you there.
It is true that the rain falls upon the Just
find the unjust , but the sinner who loaves on
a rainy Sunday before the sermon is moro
'Ikely to find an umbrella in the vestibule
'
han'is the saint who stays until tbo last.
Where are you goine. my pretty maidi"
'I'm going to church , kind sir , " she said ,
'May ' I go with you , my pretty maldl"
'I'm ' not doing penance , kind sir , " she said.
When the devil bears about a now scheme
'or "ameliorating the condition of the
heathen" ho Just takes a stroll through tbo
Now York slums and smllos softly to "him-
elf , says the Now York Herald.
.Samson could hardly ha e- boon called a
misogynist , yet ho must bavo dlod convinced
of the potency of woman's wiles.
When certain people bogln to "fool foryou"
/our best plan Is"to put your purse in a safe
deposit vault.
The most popular gift now-a-days" is a rich
piece of cut glass. Dorflmgor's American Cut
Glass stands unrivalled in beauty nnd finish.
Sco that their trade-mark label is on every
piece. Youc dealer should show it to you.
The Hand of I'rovltlcnuc.
Tfcw Yuri : CKjwr. ,
"That calcium went outright in the middle
if my best song , " complained the actress in
, ho extravaganza , "and half the audlonce
couldn't see mo. "
'O , that's all right , my dear , " replied the
stage manager , "you must allow for these
'Ittlo Hudyard Kipling breaks. "
"I don't see what Uudyard Kipling bad to
do with it. "
"Everything. Wasn't it 'Tho Light That
Failed f' "
All first-class hotels and restaurants keep
Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne , If
you have not tlono so , try It.
ItESTIXY.
Mark A. Ctmdler.
A tree , 'midst other trees , proudly stands ,
And seems to scoff with unholy bands.
A lightning's ilasb from out the livid skies
A blackened corpse tbo proud ono lies.
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On ( Spring Suits and Spring Overcoats.
Quoted thil week in our elegant show windows , glue people to the glass. They ain't ' use to it ;
hey can'tirealize the possibility to dress so well , and at so 'little cost. Our show windows arc
) ut an iiulQx , a mere figure mark to what's going on inside.
Buys you an excellent and very stylish mix-col
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Gives you a wide range among various patterns
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$12.50 For this price we can dress you for the street ,
. pulpit , or stage tha-re all right.
For Spring Overcoats
The weather is right , the prices are right , and the assortment the largest ever brought to Omaha
$10.00 , $12.50 , $15.00 , $18.00 and $20.OO.
No trouble to select what you want at such price.
Our Children's Department
Grows dearer to the hearts of the public day by day. Novelties constantly arriving. Stock
always complete and prices always in keeping with the times.
TWO-PIECE SUITS , $2.50. $3.00 , $4.00 and $5.00.
N. B. Mr. J. A. Robinson ( late with Robinson & Garmon ) , hns accepted the position of manager
md buyer- our extensive Furnishing Goods and Hat Department , where , on and after April 2Oth ,
10 , together with his former and able assistant , Mr. E. B. Weeks , will gladly welcome all old custom
ers and fi-iends to their new quarters with B. , K. & Co.
Money Cheerfully Refunded when BROWNING KING & CO.
good do not satisfy. , .
Send for Illustrated Catalogue. RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.
MAX MEYER & BRO. CO.
aincl Streets.
ESTABLISHED 1866.
LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN THE WEST
© BEAT BARGAINS.
For'fKe ' next thirty days we will offer our entire stock of Sheet Music
at fifty [ D'er cent off. Books at publisher's prices. We also have about
5000 copies of music that we shall close out at two-thirds off. ( Remem
ber , we'do not carry any 10 cent music ) . Come early and make your
selectioh , > ks this will not last but thirty days.
Violins , $ FlULBS
' 3 EO
Violas .L.1I2 , Clarinets ,
*
Piccolos ,
Basses RUloharps ,
MANDOLINES MOERY WASHBURN , and
BOHMAN.
r TnpiT TT m C > WASHBURN ,
Zl 1 HlLHb HARTMAN BROS.oxHERs
MUSIC BOXES FROM $1 TO $300.
O | fTVTTTJlDQ Emory , Washburn , Bruno Bcnarys and Bay State
UUl 1 rYrvO At Prices that Defy Competition.
PIANO'DEPARTMENT YOU will find the Steinway , Chickerign ,
Knabe , Vose & Sons , Sterling and other well known mai-ces.
ORGAN DEPARTMENT Story & Clark and Sterling.
Be sure-you call and get our prices before purch sing , as we guar
antee to save you 2O per cent. Pianos and Organs sold on easy pay-
men-ts. Also for rent.
MAX MEYER & BRO. CO.
From datooC this paper. Wishing to introduce our
CRAYON PORTRAITS
_ , andatthosarnotimooxtomlourbuslncssandinakonowcustomcrs wolmvadccidcdtoniakotliisfipccialollcr. tJciidusnCabiiiutl'lc-
turoPhoto'Bifch.TIntypeAmbrotypoorDaucrotypoof } ; yourself orniiyinoiiiberofyoiirfanilly.llvliiKorduad.niidwowillmalJ
youaYlFlfsiZE CUAYON I'OUTIIAIT MUSE OFOiiAiiOE , providcil you exhibit it to your frimulsnsa sampleof our work
and usovfWiSlucnco ! In securing us future orders. Place name and address on hackof picture and it will bo returned In per
fect orderrWo make any chanKo In picture you wish , not interfcrliiR with the likeness.1 Kcfer to any bank In Chicago-
Adaje/toSailto / PACIFIC PORTRAIT HOUSE , 108 A IIP Randolph 8t.ChicaoO | HI.
BE SURE TO MENTION THIS
NEW IJDRK DENTAL PRRLQR8
fif'JJE. Cor. 14th and Farnam Sts.
DR. KL. . BR.OWNEX.
$4.00 S4.00
Wo are now maUlnK.a sotof teeth We also make the M.qrrU Tliju .
I buunl jiiuliitiK it thu iiluiiHiintust pluto to wt-itr , and Will Not llruak. In Hit ) month.
1'iilnless K xtniottiMi-Hyoir ? ! now method tooth are l'otvly | | oxtiactud Without l'tln : or
Dancer Gold , Silver andKonu . . UlllnKs I- ' " " ' " . and Ilildgo work at lo > Ye rates.
' * * " " '
* ouvui \
/ n" ij"r' * .
in.
Office open evenings until d.w. : Sunday , 10 to J.
DEE.G.WEEB
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Bpedflo for HTiteri * . PliilnMi.rit .X urjl j , Wnko
tulniti. Utntnl Depriulon.HorUnlliirflf thu llraln.ro ;
EnJtmir In Insanity * ad ImJInit to raUerjr der r aoJ
deilh , Premature OM AB , Ji rr nn n , J.ou of fowir
In oil her , Inrolunlkr/ , ni ) HpirmitorrbcDj
cjvund br or ri itlo.of th liraln , rulfuljuiuor
oTer-tndule nc . K ch box contain * onamonth'i traat *
ment. llaboi , or tli for 6 > , mnt t > y mall prepaid.
With each ord > r for ill bos , will mt purclianar
BTj.r.nt.o to i.fand moj.r If thu trtatmtnt falWW
cum * uuaranteu'lMUvU luidHttnuaiu voldouljrbjr
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
lllOKiirnntu St. . - - - Om nlu. Neb
FITS I
When I m cure I do not m < - n merely to top them
for a tlmo an j then turn tium rolurn again. I moan a
radleilcuru. I IJ TO made tUo illioaia of l''ITH , KPI-
LKl'SV or FALMNO fiIOKNK8Salir lonjitudr. I
nirraut raremtdy to oure tbe wont c * c . Dooiubo
otheribitTo ( ailed > no ration ( or not DOW r celTng ( a
cure. Bund at once ( or a treatli * and a Free llottloof
ir Infallibl * renitdr. Cite Kipreu and Port Offlce.
U. U. ItOOT. M. V. . 1 3 I'curl tit. , M. Y.
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
A pntltlTO ruro for liMncy nml Mvcr Co nplitiiti
ninl nil tilooil ill on tn. lee It \\i\i \ to milfor when
you can ha enrol by nnlriK Mouro's Trou of 1,1 fo
tliollrtmt l.lfo Homely * I'rlroll par lijttlo. I'm-
pared mid put lip by lit J It. Mojro.
THSTIMON'IAl , !
. . , . . KMKIISON. In. , Deo. 10 , K'ft.
My Dear Mr. Moore. Tor nuiiiy ypiiis my
\vlfo him boon u nii'iit xulTuror from the vnry
wornt Ulml ( if sick lii > .utiu'n ! > . anil lins tried u
great ninny so-oallud roini'dli's , lint without
nny good tosiilN. A nohthborliiK minister ,
who hnil lii'iin greatly hoiiulltti'd bv It him
self , advised the no or your Trou of l.lfo. .Shu
at oni'o nriK-nrod a bottle , and now aflor Tl
mouths , ciui oonscli-ntlously roooinmund It u >
a vuliiuhhmodlclno which iioi-ordltiK to the
imturo of thorns.1 , will ward olT , Kreiitly ro-
llvooi radically euro sick houdiiche.
J.V. . OATIICHUT.
riistor I'ri-sDyti-rlun Clinu-h ,
DR.J. E
THE SPECIALIST.
1C Yours' Experience.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Cured In 3 to 5 clays without tlmlosi of nn hoim'llnti
from business. The moil nbsuluto euro for CLKirt
nml nil mumylng dljchnruaa over known to moilloil
Bclcncu. SYi'HII.IB , nwnrrnntoil euro In : K ) to50 ilnys.
The most iimrorful ri-moily rut known for n pcrmS >
ncntciiru. HTUICTUIlKorpilnln : rollovlnKtho hlml.
ilor , curuil nt homo , without Instruments ; no cutting ,
no imln , no UllutliiK. IMM of Munhooit or Wo.aknun
poBltlvnljr curotl ; Instant rcllof , Skin illsonsoi nnd
fcmnlaillsottam uormnnontly cnroil. Dr. McOroff'i
BUCCCH In the trtmtmcnt of 1'rtvnto Dlncasos hit
novorbocn equalled , nnrt his Krcat nrmy of pntlanti
rcarhca from the Atlantic to the I'nclllo. Uooks nrvt
Circular ! froo. Lmlloa from 2 to I only. Nth mil
Knrnnm Btreoti Ouiahn , N'ob. Bntninou on olthot
etreoU
and Surgical
1(1 ( lUuUlUU C
INSTITUTEI.
For the troatmontof nil CIIIIONIO AND SUUOICAti
mSUASKS. llrnoos , Appllnncoi for Doforinltlai nntl
Trusjoov Host Kncllltloa , Appiirntus mil llouiodtoi
foranccuinful treatment of every form of cllsons'i
roqulrlnx.MoaicnlorHurKlo.il Treatment. NINItty
UOO.MS FOK 1'ATlKNTd , llonnl nml Attendance.
IJe t Accommodations ' .VnsL Wrlto for circular ! on
Deformlllon and llrncos , TruBHas , Club Koot , Currn.
turoi of Spine , I'llos , Tumors , Cancer , Catarrh ,
Dronchltls , iMlmhit'.un , ' .
Ulnctrlclty , 1'aralynU , Kp ) |
er y , Kldnoyn , lllnddar. I''yo. Mar , Hkln nnd Hloclil ,
nnd all PurKlral ( ipcrntlons. IILSIIAHKS OK WO.MRN
aepoolallo. Hook os Dlieasos of Woiuon Kruo. Wo
hnro lately mldi'd n lyliui In Department for Woman
DiirinK conllnomunt ( Strictly 1'rlvnto. ) Only Uclla-
bio Muillciil Initltuto .Maklmf a gpoclnlty of Till *
VATIS I)13l5Atis. ) : s
All lllood ll ) oaiio < Buccoisfully troatotl. Medltlni'
or Instrument * sent hy mull or oiprosj nacnruly
packed , no marks to Indlrato contents or scnlnr.
Ono personal Intorvlow proferrud. Call and consult
us or send lilt ory of your cuso. ami wo will soml In
Intn wrapper our HOOK TO M1SN KHKUi upon Pri
vate. Special or Nurvom Dlio.uoJ , with question 1I4C.
Address nil Itttorj to
Dp. A. T. McLnughlln , Presldoru -
Oth and Ilnrnuy btniuts , Onmhiu
LEE WING
Chinese Physician
,1543 Larimer St. , Denver ,
Colo.
SPECIALIST.
To these nullorlnu fiom the
cllutta uf uny of the following
ill-eiiHu" , nnd iluilra health ,
should wrlol.eu ! Wlnuiitonei ) .
AlldliiMuuj pi'cullnr to mmi-
( in , riillinKworiknc.n , lust man.
hood , norvoun dlMi.isds , OOTIIII !
illtcriHt1 ! * . Bomlntil uonkiuMM ,
. jouthfiil folly , mlniiry troiili.
Ills , kldnu ) and n\er trouhlui , hunrt illm-nnu , lndl .
oKtlon , chiHtnndlniiK tiiiiiUlu. cniKUiiiptlnn , bron-
ihltlK.i'oiiili , iiilili , inthmii , cntnrrli , nil illnoaii'aof
the blond. Bcmfuln , syphllli' , dl ciiHi' of it private
nnturu , Kunorrlioi , Kleiit , piles' liimort , cancer , enlt
ihcnm , rhuumutliin , pmilyils , nil rklnill i > n < o , roi-
tlvcnnis , il ) nup ln , noiirnlcln , doutnes" tmlilnuii
KOIO o > i i , eruption ! ) , lai'iinnrm , Ills , maliirln , nnd
rtlsL'iisuiof thOKunor.illvooruJni , nomiitlor of how
lunBHlnnillni ! . A cure Kiiarnnlcod In every cnso or
money lofunded U yon hnvn fulled to net ciirod
nlsowlioro. iln not iloiiinlr , but clvo IUK WlNi ( n c.ill
and hnvii a i lint n Itli him , which Is slrli tly conltldun.
tliil. CmiMilmtlun examination free. Only n small
num for rcniudlai Tlinu'nncH Imo liecn curi-d of
dllli'rrnt dl eiioH ! by IAOnu \ lhliic" < ooj -
rtalili-romedloi , Mnnr loillninnlnli ran ho foun I
nnd seen In lib olllce , or lc"v'y"R'lrJVGA'lllro'M' ) ; ) '
10 < 13 Larimor sV , Uonvar , Colo.
I'liclono atami | for reply
Cltitfh
in a vtry ihort
limt ,
H y P ver
from three lo fiv
diyi.
Etr&cbt
initially ;
tOc ftr Dottle.
I I
fquici $ ' ' . QUICK. Others in
"
coniparlBon nro blow or
AND THE DKAI ) . IftuffrrlnKtry
tDEADj " .WOOD'S ' PLASTER ,
It I'en tri li ! | Jte
| l v < > , Ciirna.
All Druj-'clif' .
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE tnrtpermin.nl CURE for all
dlnai.iollhoURINARY ORGANS. Cur
where olherlrenlmenliilu. Full direclloni vllh ach
bollli. Price , 0119 doll r. See slgnilure ol E. U
9i HL For 8 lo By All Drueglst * .
