THE OMAHA DAILY BEES TUESDAY , JUKE 2 , L8il ) ,
JlKUIHTIill .MIJ(3K VTIt OM.JKCTH.
Ho Hnyw tlio Coniiul'nloticrs Shall
Not Nairn ; II IK CIcrkH.
AtthasoMlon of the county commission-
cm hold lust Prldny afternoon , Ktl. I'nrrotto
mid .Inmos Atw > o < l were appointed ns ex
ports tc correct mid ro-writo the InJIcw of
the Ituuls ntid lots In DouRlns c'oimty.
Tlicao men were to reccivo $75 per month
cnch whllo 10 oinployctl. Ycstonlay they
reported nt JJo jatwr Mr > gciitirs ofllco nnd
demanded tlio lioota , stilting that they
wanted to begin tno ivorh Hint they hid boon
hired to do. MoKoath hail some doubts nbout
the board's rlvht to hlro his clerks , nnd nt
onro wont out nnd consulted his iittornov.
Upon his return the two nii'n were Infonnod
thtit they could not tlr.uv n pen ovornny book
In tlio onirc.
In spiiiikliiff of the mutter Mcgoath snld :
" 1 inn under bonds to thu county
to keep u correct record of every-
tiling Hint passes through my bunds. This
tjoliiK the case , I don't think ttio commissioners -
ors Imvo anything to sny nbout who shall bo
hired to ro-xvrllo the rr-eordt. I am liold
under my bonds for the corivctncss of the
records nnd I don't thlnlcil/r.in bo compelled
to turn the ollli-o over to men that the com
missioners imiv see ( It to hlro nnd tbon cor-
tlfv to their work.
"Ono thin if is certain. The men who
xvero niimoil rannot io to work until
tbov ( 'et Instructions from antliority that Is
hlphur than tint handed down by the board
of county commissioners. "
County Commissioner Merlin was scon nnd
said : "I don't want to express an opinion ,
but I think .FolY Is ti ht. I don't believe the
bo , ml can designate what men shall bo hired
to worK In his olllco. "
In the ino.mtlino , while the Unlit Is eoltitf
on , thu two men are loalltvg in the corrodors
of the court house nnd their salaries are
( joint ? on.
POST CH CHANGKS.
New CIcrkH Ailili'd in Several Over-
Dcpai'l inciitM.
The clerical force at the po-itoillco has been
Increased by the u Idltion of six new clerks ,
assigned ns follows : William Ahlstadt ,
night registry clerkV. ; . M. I'rlckson and L.
Victor Hriico , dlMtrlbutlng clerks ; .1. V. ( , ' .
tiliuitlelT nnd C'harlcs S. Hawkins , imiilliiR
clerks ; jSIiss Ll/iio Muwhlnnoy , assistant
stamp clerk.
The stiini | ) department has been enlarged to
glvo room for tlio two clerks , the additional
room beini ; taken from the registry dep.irt-
inent , which Is thereby made considerably
Binallnr.
The registry window Is removed from its
old place to n point nearby and opposite the
money order window.
A Pleasant Mirirlse. |
A few evenings niro K. U. Smith , late of
Grand Island , who has bnun nonur.il foronrm
of the car shopi of the Utah division of the
Union I'uctllo railway for the pist sixteen
months , was pleasantly surprised at the resi
dence of Joseph Proctor , an employe In his
department , where a largo number of car
penters , painters , truckmen , inspectors and
other workmen In this department of the ser
vice had inut to present Mr. Smith with an
clepmit silver tureen as a token of the esteem
In which ho has been hold by all the men
under his jurisdiction , nays the Salt I ako
Trimmo. Mr. Smith's pleasant manners ,
good discipline nnd thorough knowledge of
his business ns a master car builder has won
for him the need will of all who know him.
The occasion of this social gathering ,
where n generous supper was partaken of ,
was to all present regrettable. For sovurul
months several changes have been made on
the Utah division , some of which alTcctud
Mr. Smith unfavorably , so much so , that ho
concluded to change his location in trie ser
vice of the Union Pacific railway comp.iny ,
If such n change would mnet with the ap
proval of the pi-oner authority. Ho soon
learned that his wishes were regarded fav
orably , and a nosition assigned him on the
cast end of the system. The evening was
spent In short speeches , sentiment and song
until a Into hour. All were well pleased and
gratlllod and none were moro so than Mr.
Smith nnd family. Mr. Smith and family
left for Omaha yesterday morning.
Dr. Blrnoy euros cuiarrn. Boo bldjf
Frank Moamun'H Death.
The coroner held an inquest yesterday
over the body of Frank Seaman , the twelve
year old boy who was drowned In the date
city sand company's ' pond Saturday nftor-
noon. The verdictstatoJ that the lad came
to his death by drowning nnd recommended
that the city authorities take immediate steps
to close the pond In order to prevent any
more such accidents.
DeAVllt's Little Early Ulscrs : only pill to
euro slult hoaJacho aut : rjsulatotha bowoU
/I A XO UX < 'K. KXVS.
Monday's sale of scats for the Thomas con
certs moro than doubled tlint of any previous
day , and largo orders were received out of
town. Unless the weather prevents , doubtless -
loss four or llvo thousand people will attend
thcso concerts. Too much prnlso cannot bo
plven the Apollo club for their ontorprisu in
securing this splendid company , and the only
rorot is the original nirangoincnt of two
evenings hero could not be carried out. Now
that success is assureJ ' , tno club is in a posi
tion to think more o'f such great attractions
inlno future , nnd Manager Ulnkely , who Is
now in Kuropo , will doubtless arrange to
play hero with the club the llncst American
and Kuropoan attractions ( a number of which
ho will control for the world's fair ) . As the
evening concert must begin promptly nt 8
o'clock , all should , bo prompt In ( heir attend
ance , as no ono will bo boated after the sym
phony communccs till the close of the llrst
movement.
The successful marine spectacle "Tho not-
torn of the Soa" will bo produced nt the
Grand on Friday , Saturday and Sunday
evenings no\t , nnd nt Saturday and Sunday
nintlncos. The piece abounds In scenic null
mechanical effects of unusual brilliancy. It
has enjoyed long runs In Boston and Now
York. Ono scouo of special beauty is that
from which the piece derives Its tltlo , show
ing the bottom of the son with divers at work
on the wreck of a sunken ship , In which the
resources of scenic and mechanical Ingenuity
have been exhausted. The Urnnil's popular
prices \\lll prevail during this engagement.
The I'anslanllady embroiderers are the feature -
turo ut the lidon Mu.sco this week. Their
work Is oxceodUiu'ly clever nnd will bo inter-
estliii ; to all tlio lady patrons , although ilrst-
class speedily troupe.s occupy the stages.
F. P. Wcudon , advance representative of
"Tlio County Fair , " which opens at the Uoyd
on Tuobday uvuiilnc of next wi'oli , continu
ing for the remainder of the week , is In the
city. This will bo the llrst performance of
"Tho County Fair" in Omaha , and the en-
pagomcnt will doubtless oo a scccossful one.
Vlns play ran for thr-'o vears at the Union
Bijunro theatre , Now Yoric.
A P rt ! Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
v 40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and TiUtry , Light I'laky
' Llscuit , UriiWIe Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
wJ d ° such \vorU.
I No Qlher t > aklnE P °
TJII3 NATIONAL 1MIUC.
lieutenant. Clilttctulcn Will llnvo
Cliiirtfc ol' Its Improvement.
Lieutenant li. M , Chlttcndcn loft lost
night for St. Paul , Minn , to take charge of
the work of improving the great National
pnrk in northwestern Wyoming.
The first work to which Lieutenant Chit-
tendon will direct lib attontlon will bo the
building of bridges nnd the construc
tion of roads throughout somn portions
of the park. Later In the snoson
ho will probably make a survey of the park.
Ho will probably employ nbout ono hundred
anil twonty-llvo men during the summer.
The government will cxpond at least (100,000 ,
upon the park this year.
The Yellowstone or National park Is best
reached via the Northern Pacific , which has
a branch running down to n rilaco called Cin
nabar , only six milrjj from the Mammoth hot
springs. _ _
Nogrlplnp , no nausua , no pain wnen Do
Witts Little Karlv UUor are U'cou. Smal 1
pill. Safe pdl. Hojt pill.
New Mm ; to DI-H
Commencing Sumltiy , Mny 31 , the
Chiciitfo , Milwaukee & St. I'u'ul railway
will establish a through line of Hlcojiing
Ciirs butwuun Sioux City nnd Dos Monies
via Madrid. Passengers from Oimilui
and tlio west can lunvo Oumliii sit ( iL'l : ( p.
in. , sceuro sleoplng eur aucoininodntions
and arrive in Dos Moines at ( I a. in. tio-
turning , leave De Moincs 0:10 : p.m. ,
arrive Omaha ! ) : ! * ) a. > n. Ulning cars on
botli trains. Tickol olllee , 1.501 Farnain
street. lA. . NASH , Gun. Agt.
J. U. PKKSTON- , City I'.iss. Agt.
DeolHlon In Favor of tlio Chicago
.Milwaukee .V : St. I'aul Ky.
The now I'alnco slcoplnjr cars of the
Chicago , Milwaukee & SU Paul Hy. ,
with electric lights in every berth , will
continue to leave the union depot ,
Omaha , at 0:20 : p. in. , daily. Passongoi'3
taking this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil UlulTs , and arrive in Chicago ut 1):30 ) :
a. in. , in ample time to make all eastern
Connections. Ticket olllec , l. 01 Pumam
itreoU P. A. NASII ,
J. E. PKESTOK , General Agent.
C'Hv Passenger Agent.
This is the time of year when past experi AN EYE-OPENER.
ence has led us to expect hot weather. When ,
500 SUMMER COATS AND VESTS , .
every man you meet mops his intellectual
Sizes 34 to 42. In genuine French Nankin , in handsome pin
brow and faintly gasps , "I-s-i-t-h-o-t-e-n-o-u-g-h- stripes. These goods will wash nicely , wear like iron , look
f-o-r-y-o-u ? " We've had this sort of weather well , and hold their shape. They are made with patch
pockets , have pearl buttons , button holes made with silk , and
once a year as far back as the oldest inhabi the backs of the vest are made of the same material as the vest
tant can remember , and in all human probability itself. These ccats and vests are worth a plump dollar and a
half , but for an "eye opener" we will let them out at the re
bility we'll have the same sort for a number of markably low price of
years to come. The only way to get even is to ofYSG. .
ANOTHER ONE.
2oq single Black Alpaca Coats , sizes 34 to 40 ; worth just a
TAKE IT COOL. dollar fifty .
. - ' AT Y5c A. GO A.T.
STILL ANOTHER.
handsome brilliantinc coats and vests , worth
' plain
Don't worry ; stand off the ice man and buy 300
three dollars , in four different shades [ not all in one coat
your thin clothingof us. Our assortment of hot but one shade in each coat ] ,
weather clothing is nearly double that of any AT
former season , 'and just as the oyster season
FOR THE OTHER EYE.
son is opened with a can-opener , so will \vo
300 splendid fancy corded mohair coats and vests , posi
open the torrid season with tively worth four dollars ,
AT
MORE OF 'EM YET.
AN EYE OPENER. 200 skeleton coats and vests , made of splendid all wool
. flannel , in grays , tans , browns , slates , modes , &c. , worth four
dollars and three-quarters ,
& 2-9O-
Tomorrow v/e will put on sale our entire AND STILL THEY COME.
Over thousand white and vests , and silk mixed and
a fancy
first purchases of thin coats and vests , separate
all silk vests , ranging from 75c to $4 50. Every one a money
coats , white and fancy vests , and dusters. The saver.
prices ? They'll help maintain our well-earned EXTRA SIZE COATS.
reputation of being Nebraska's Price Makers. EXTRA LONG COATS.
EXTRA SHORT PRICES.
CORNER DOUGLAS AND FOURTEENTH STREETS.
BTAltllKI ) UV A IlKUDUIl.
HtirllHirtVolMiH ) AsMiuilUMl anil Very
* Seriously Hurt.
Hurlti'irt , the sovonteoii-yunr-olil son of
Intt U'ollons , was seriously nml possibly
futility stabbed Suiuluy evening t Fourteenth
nml Plevco streets by n hordi'r wiioso imuio
wns not learned. The hurdor wns
driving his cows homo nnd bccumo
involved in i quarrel wltn n number of boys
mmiiiK whom was young Wollons
It I'ulniinnted In an iissiuilt In which \Vol-
Icns was stabbed in the back with n pocket-
kill fa. The wound was n deep ono mm bled
freely. The victim was taken to his homo on
I'lorco street between Thirteenth nnd Four
teenth and the herder wont on with his cowa.
No arrests liuve born ninde.
Hulls , cnrbunrlcs and eruptions of nil kinds
are nature's efforts to throw off pnUon from
liu blood. This result may bo accomplished
much moro oft'eetunily , us wi'll as agreeably ,
thruuKh the | iroporo.\cretory channels , by tno
useol Ayer's Buwnparilln.
American \Vomlern.
Yellowstone park Is beyond all nuos-
tloii ono of the world's tfreut woniioi-n ,
and the Union I'ui'lllo tmmrMon In July
u ill bo the ovunt of the tiouson. Ask
\uur ni-urcht Union i'auitlu iiront { , about
It.
; _
Held for Hollci-y. )
MlkoCJrcon attempted to snntch a lady's
pocketbook on ( Juining street nnd wrVcaiiKht
bofcro ha could got away.Vucn arrnl i > ed
bofnro JudKO IlcUlov ho admlttod his con
nection wltu the robbery , but claimed that
ho was drunk at thu timo. Ho was hold to
the district court In ttio sum
For Skin
t'so HorHlYmPnulil I'lu iiliiUc. |
Dr. V. l.o Kleur Weir. Philadelphia , Pa. ,
snys : "In certain casesofsklndlseasei.wlicro
the btoiuiicli is 'n a condltlou untavorablo to
tbo diseases , not Infrequently bavo 1 found it
to correct that condition , whoa uothlnt ; ulso
yielded the desired result. "
SMOOTH OOUXTHIIK13ITHIW.
Their Oniiic AloiiK tlio Union
Tactile Unllwny.
A smooth giimo of shoving the queer Is
being worked nlong the mnin line of the
Union Pacific In Wyoming and Idaho. The
principal actor happens to bo a tall , slender ,
nlco looking man , who approaches a nasscii-
gcr or u byatinder at the station , very hur
riedly , just us the passenger train Is about to
pull out and asks for change for a twenty-
dollnr bill. Ho generally gets It and jumjis
on the moving train before hit victim dis
covers that the bill l'i counterfeit.
This game hns bcn : ? tried at several places
along the Union Pnclllc and efforts hnvo ueon
imido to capture the man by tc > o ntphlnR to
the next station , but ho has eluded capture.
Htiiiul VoiiiJroiiiul. .
When you make up your mind to tnko
Hood's Karsap.irllla , do not bo induced to buy
some other pi-ep\ration Instead. Ulcrks may
claim that "ours I * ns irood ns Hood's" and
all that , but the peculiar umrlt of Hood's Kar-
saparllla cannot bo equalled. Therefore Imvo
nothing to do with substitutes and Insist upon
having Hood's Snrsaparllla , the best blood
purlller and building up medlulno.
Tlio Paxton Hotel Flro
Did not olToct the liotol proor | ) in any
wuyso as to intorfcro with the operation
of the house. Only the annex was dam
aged and quests have been citrod for
without the interruption of a single day.
Tin * Iiiiki * Sliorc'Hov KnHt Train.
Juno 7 the L. S. & M. S. railway will
pluoo in dailv scrvico a fast inornintj
train via the N. Y. C'ontial and B. & A.
to leave Chicago at 10iiO : a. in. , nrrlvinir
at Now York 2:10 : p. in. , Uoston 'MO n.
in. , next day. Close connection is matlo
with all divorcing lines throughout Now
Hiiffland , uiiiibllntr pitsscngurs to reach
tlio moro important points in thisseotion
as well as the Atlantic coast resorts , before -
fore dark. Tlio equipment of this train
is now throughout and conslhts of vcsti-
bulcd sleepers , bulTet Horary ca , nch
and dining car. No extra fare. Send
for complete schedule of trains and sum
mer tourist folder. II. S. Uarlow , 185
Diddle street , MilwauncoVis. . ; C. K.
WilberV. . i' . A. , Chicago.
Bermuda Bottled.
"You must KII to llcrmiidn. If
you do not I will not lie rcipoiiHt-
file ( or tlio cmiHC < | uoiiecM. " Uut.
doctor , I rnn ulTord lu-llhcr the
tlino nor tlio mono' . " " M'cll , II
that Is ImpONsllilr , try
OF PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL.
I Hiiiiiotlnic * vail It lluriuiiila Hot-
tied , nml ninny cMixet lit
CONSUMPTION ,
Bronchitis , Cough
, ' or * S'M'c/t' ( Cold
I liavn Cl'Itr.li vltli It ; anil I ho
aiUaittaxc IN tlint I lie most HOIIS- !
tlve Htoniacli ran take It. Anothi-r
Ililim : Mlili'li eiiiiiiiKMidn It Is the
Mtliniilutln ? proiiertli-H ol the llj-
IIOplllltllllllt'H Mlllrll It COIItlllllH ,
You will nml It lor halo nt juiir
llriiKKlst'.i tint MOO you tet tlio
oriKiuui srovr'N i.niii-sioN : , "
hlghcit awards
Imvo bofii riMjulvoil by Sea-
bury > t .lohnnon from < ! ! . '
ferunt Intvrimtloiml CIIKI-
BltlorH for tha sujicrlorlty
of thflr Puroiis 1'lasterc
nml other uoi > ds. llonsoii'a
I'lii > t > T3 Imvu many com-
pottor8 | luit no rival * . It
U not n nostrum. Gut thu
Cieuuluo ,
TO WEAK MEN Buffering youthful the ertfctt erron from ol
m u vrhn U nerrnin and tl lilIU t < ul. . Addrert
I'rof. F. C. lfO\VLliHItIooUUi , CoiiUi
The "CONTINENTAL"
x
BOYS' DEPARTMENT.
This week you can buy better goods and at lower prices than at any tiniQ
since we have been in business , Already many lines of fine cheviot and cassi-
mere suits arc broken in sizes and have been consolidated into one special bar
gain line at $5.00 , all sizes , At $2 , $2.50 and $2.75 , we arc showing good $
which cannot be duplicated in this city.
In boys' suits , ages 13 to 18 , don't buy until you have seen our all wool
cheviot suits , in nobby mixtures , at $7.50 , $8 and $8.50 , . At $10vve arc showing
the most complete line embracing fine styles which arc usually retailed as high as
$15,00. Remember we sell the best.
C T TTT > nn nn i
briiri 1 X O
We will sell this week 50 dozen of Star Shirt Waists , all new patterns , at 75c. And a
large line of waists , suitable for school wear , at 35c.
CORNER DOUGLAS AND 15TH STREETS ,
Largest , GlotliiiTLjrr House Test , of tlie Mississippi-
BLOOO PURIFIER
BLOOD MAKER
Is not ploasnntf to tnko , ns it Is com
posed of nil tha medicinal qunlitioa
that pro to malctxnow nnd rich blood
without oompoHlugr the consumer to
pay
$1 A BOTTLE FOR ONE-THIRD SYRUP
which onn bo bought my where for
thirty-flvo oonto a gallon , no nil sur-
npnrillna nro. DEQQS' BLOOD
PUBIt-IBRntidlBLOOD MAKER la
composed of pure modiolno , aid nl-
Icwa the purohnsor to ndd ayrup
wh'oh la ndvisoJ when slvoi to
children.
If Vdiir ( IniK''lat ( lees nut keep It urcojit no
sulMUtulc. Initordur illroct fru u Huvi.sMCi ;
Co. , 1U.VIU7 Michluitn Hu. Chloaso. 111. nml
they will furnunl. uxproaa prepaid , onu but.
llu loril urblx furf-V
NO OUR.EX ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
M-my pnrs oxporlcm-i' . A renulnr ur-ulunln In iiivilirlno ni illplomni nlmw. It still tri-atlnu wltli the
nnd I'rlvnto | ) | * A inonl IMIIH Kiniinnli'i'd for I nlnrrii
Brcnli'st 8iici'i' all Ni'rviiin C lir mlo OHIM peiui
Mivriuntnrrliiuii. l.o t Mnnliood. bfiniiml Wiukn i . Nlclit 1.miM , Imp > to icy. sjpiiiill | < .tiif turn , and nl
illtciucK of tlin HIiMiil. kllland Irniar ) OrKinn. N II 1 uunrui co HM l > ir every ea o 1 inideiiakit and lull
luvure. Cimsiiltntli/n free llnok i.Mvaterlus of I.Ifo > sent Iroo Olllco hours J u. m. lob p m. huu.lny
10a m. toUui. Sendutaiup fur leply.
4U O
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lion , IFCj
Citarrh
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II MIKIIWOOII fa New York
BOHOOL OP | , .fo . 111.I f , iiiuuliu. Nvl > ,
TELEGRAPHY
f ho Best Pill On Earth *
Dr. Ilnlih'N I.lttlo
Vl-UOtlllllO I'll I * UCl
t frentlv yt't promptly on
tlin LlVHK , KII > -
MiYNiuutllOWIiljR ,
1'nvcrn unil i'oltlH ,
clwniniuy Iho system thor
oughly nud they cur *
Iinl/ltunl constipation.
They urn bugnr conU'il ,
tin not trlio | , \cry
hiimll , cney tu take , ouu
pill n clofo , und lire
nuri'Iy vcdctnlilo. < 5 plllnIn cacti vlnl. I'cr-
Wt dlKi-ntlrm follnuD thi'lr lino. Ihcy A IISO.
n'Tii.v : 01 im M < ; K IIIAIIA : < 'III : ,
iniliiro Ituroiiiini'iiilfil hy l. < > ii < llnc I'li-
ilcluiiii. Forenlohy ( IriiKKliilH or > > uut Ly mail.
6 KntH u vlulorBforlfl.uo. Addruri
iionit's JIEULCIM : co. , I'l-opi.
'an Franclico , Cal. Chicago , III
FREHCT ECIPIC. "
A POSt lWe andpernunent CURE for all
filtemioTthoURiNARY ORGANS. Curt *
whera otherlieMmenlUlit , Full difoctioni with each
bottle. Prlcej , ono dollar. See ilgiaturo oi C. U
STAHL ForSnle Uy All Druuulats.
. , , wclful Irn .l ' Uluf Kf.
K a.lt lliDNtli ) sl | ltk'
. . - , iM IrnJi. inumitl-n
lcct yfc f Nr eilatl. | tt.-n
Uiiiculaii Additu UON 1JKUG LU. , lIuHOo N V.
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DOCTOS ,
THE SPECIALIST - -
Morutlinn 13 yonr cxporloncu In tlio troitmont " nf
PRIVATE DISEASES. N.
A euro Kuuruntcod In 3 to 5 d.iy * , nltliont ho loss ol ( V
nn hour' thuo. i
GLEET.
The moit complete nnd nb nluto euro for ulpet nnd
nil nnnuylnt ; illscharttos ovi-r knomi tu llio muillcnl
lirutcialun. 1'uruiiinciitly curud In ( rom&tulU diijl
STBIOTUBB
Or pnln In rcllovlna tlio hlntltlur ruroil wlthnnt pat a
or ln > trutiit'ntf < , no cult Inn , "U dllatinj ; Tlio uiusl
rciujirkublorcuiody known to inoiluru sclonco.
SYPHILIS.
Cured In 30 to 60 dnyn Dr. Alt'Orew's trcntmcnt for
tld turrlblu htouddNoii olini buun pronounced tb *
iiinHt auccesflftll renicfl/over dlMnuvor.ftl for UIH nb-J
Kululo euro of the dl ouo. Ills siiccon wltliiliK'
cJlsca o Inn nuvcr boon oqunllod. A ooiuploto cur *
Kiiaruiituud.
LOST MANHOOD
ncn < inll , oaknc9 < 4C of tl o aoxunl orpnni , norTOiMt
Ami timidity it nil dcapomlLMicy nttiolutcly curoj
Tli crcltuf la Immeilluio and coinpluto.
SKIN DISEASES ,
nnd nil dUcniot of the hlou.l , llror , kidneys , a&4
bladder ptTiimnoutly curod.
FEMALE DISEASES
The doctor "lIoinoTrcntnient" for Indies Is pro *
nounced by nil who Imvo uaud It to bo ( ho imut com *
Idetonnd ctinvunlont roniody ever ollurod for tbf
trvntiiiLMitor fomnlo dl'cnsos. It l < truly n wondcrrul
remedy , lluura for Indloi , from 2 to 4 only.
DR. McOrRGW'3 '
Mnrvcllous "uecuas In the trcntment of rrlvnto dlsi ,
CIMUI lum trim for hhu n repulntlon nhlchliif
nntlonul In clniructor , nnd hln Kront nrmy or put ;
ri'uchun fiotn tlioAtlnnllo to I hi ) 1'iulllc. 'I'lut-ii
H n Kradiinta of "regular1' intullcliio and Ima I _
IOIIK nnd enroful cxporlcncu In lioipllnl prnctlcd
nnd li chnnudtimunK lha lendlnK apucLill ta In mod
era pclenro. Trt'ntinont by corrospondonco. Writ !
for clicuhiri uboiit onch or the nbovo ilhoa es , froa
Office , Mth nnd Farnim Streets ,
Nob. Entrnnoo on oltlior Htroot.
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE-
I'lonsiuit ( irovo. Iowa.
Dr. ,1. H. Moore Duar Sir. My wife
litu 1 con ailli' toil for ' overal yours with
u compllrat , on of Inor and kiilin'y
troubles. Your "Troo of Lifo" baa
bocii of ( roiit boiiolU to bor. Sbo
with HID in tbaiika to you , nnd oxi > r < Hsea
tbo wish Hint o.bora HulTuriu < r from
blnilliir caiHas may find equal roliof.
Youra. Kr.v. .1. AV. OAUTKU ,
1'iiBtor J. ' ! ' . Church.
Mnoro's Tree of I.lfo n poiltlvn ruro for ICIdnor
nnd l.lvcr Corniil ilnt nnd nil blooildiiet oi ! > < ioi II
ny to niitur ivniin you can l > o cjmM t > y lining Mouro'i
' 1 rue of l.ifo the ( Jroat lAfu Ituino lv >
APOLLO WAS A PERFECT MAN.
riRFCCT IN FORM t-MAKHUSS IN V/ARI
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my rCnaONAL WEAKNCBd. eta b
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