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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1892)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEffl2 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1 , 1892. CAUGHT THEM WITH SIRUP Omaha Men Tanelecl Up by Interstate Commerce Law Provisions. AN INSPECTOR WORKED THE SCHEME Ban rnrrcll.Tr. , N'oMr iun lie Hun a Cane of Coniplriicy Agniiut IVclRliinnitor Carninn , nml tlio Uiul l * Not Ynl. Cnnlol Fnrroll , Jr. , the Omaha jobber of jlrups , Jelllos , preserve , ( otq. , anil his ship ping clerk , Edward U. Sharp , were placed under arrest "yesterday on nn Indictment found by the late federal grand Idry chart- InR them with violation of the Interstate commerce law. Mr. Farrcll spoke frankly of the mailer when Interviewed tind In explanation said the case , as ho understood it , referred to a carload of sirups and jollloi shipped to Salt Lake City. Ho said the transac tion wns one entered Into between bis shipping clerk and on Inspector of the Western Hallway Weighing nssocta- Mon without bis knowledge. The inspector , Mr. Sharp asserts , hinted that ho might bo Induced to manipulate the rate , nnd asked : "How much will there bo In U for mel1' ' An agreement was finally roichod , after some dickering , that the inspector should rocolvo 110 for his cart in the affair. The car In question was loaded with about 22,000 pounds of Jollies and 7,000 pounds of ilrup. It was billed as a car load of sirup , which entitled It to a rnto of f 1.2.1 per 100. The billing nhould have shown tbo two dif ferent commodities , each of which , being Jess 'than a cur load , would have been charged n rate of * 1.43. The tuvlns Dy the incorrect billing was therefore 20 j cent's per 100 poundi. > lr. Fnrroll said that ho noticed several In- upoctors about his establishment the next clay , which aroused hts suspicion. Ho then maUo Inquiries nnd discovered what his clerk had dono. HoilnimodlatolInstructed tbo clerk to make out n correct bill ot lading , and the local freight agent of the Union Pacific corroborates this statement. For some rea son not qulto clear the car was sent through on the manipulated bill. Mr. Farrcll Is of opinion that this was done at the Instance of Ocorgo Carman ot Uhlcago , the superin tendent of the Weighing association , who , be believes , was back ot the whole affair and laid a trao to involve him In troublo. Hicbard Trumbull , the Omaha agent of the Weighing association , umdo a pictonso when BCOII , of being douscly Ignorant of the whole matter. He did not know the name of tbo Inspector concerned , did not know whether lie had been Indicted , apparently bed only a very bnzy knowledge ot Mr. Fnrroll and with nn evident determination not to give any In formation rotcrred the Inquirer to the Chicago cage oflico. When the Investigator hinted that Mr. Carman mleht have to face a charges of conspiracy to.entrap Mr. Fnrroll , hn said : "Mr. Carman Is not furnlshinginformatlon for tbo Intorstuta commerce commission un less shippers mcddlo with hU Inspectors , but If they do that " and Just at this Interesting point Mr. Trumbull remembered to forgot' and could not bo coaxed to say anything more. Mr. Cnrmnn Is quoled as saying tbnt ho laid the snare for the Omaha shipper. Ho said Unit Farrcll & Co. had boon manipulat ing their freight bills in February , which was reported to him by an inspector , who also stated that ho bad been approached with an offer of money to aid the shipper In rou- inir the railroads. Mr. Carman , according to his own reported statement , I hen nuthor- Ircd the inspector to receive the bribe in order to innko a caso. Ills version of tbo affair Is that the car was undorbllicd by 9,000 pound ) and that the inspector was to rocolvo one-half ot the amount saved , which made hlssharogll. Mr. Farroil charges Mr. Carman with a conspiracy , > and has boon advised by his nt- lorfloy tbnt ho has a CASO against the Chicago man , "wblch ho says ho will push. It Is not what its proprietors say , but what Hood's tiarsaparllla does , that makes it sell , und wins the confidence ) of the people. Put Chicago In Your rocket. A preitt work , "Monui's Dictionary of Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti tution in the World's fair city a full do- fccription of which does not appear in the book , wo hnvo yet to hour of it. Price. 2Jj cents per copy. For sale ut 209 Herald building , Chicago. See the now , coin- ploto and olejjunt map it contains. Por- Boiia ordering copies will plouso enclose C con IB extra for postage ) . The I.llHt or the UulIUlo. A majority of all the living buffalo In , the world are now on exhibition at the terminus of the Benson & Halcyon Heights railway. Gates open at 2 o'clock. Admission , 2oc ; children under 12 lOc. years , _ _ FARMERS IN LUCK. A Mini With Corn Unplnntod Don't Hnvo to do Jury Duty. District court opened yesterday with a pow instalment of jurors on hand. It was the section 'drawn to auty during the second 'thrca weeks of tbo term , and of the ( ninety men whoso names bad boon pulled from tuo box tlfty-throe responded. v v JThero were some , however , wbb were not anxious to tcrvo tbo county at ? 'J per day , so that when tbo sifting process hud boon com- y plotcd only tblrty-nlno remained to listen to the tales of the witnesses and the law as ex pounded by the legal lights of the bar. As usual tbo excuses that were 1 offered were of a varied nnturo. Thcro , was one saloonkeeper who wantoa to quit Just because ho had nn bar tender. This did not touch the tender spot in Judgn Davis * heart , but when the man aQlrmod that ho had a sick wlfo ho was allowed to go his wuy rejoicing. All of the farmers were excused , the juilgo stating thai their attention > vas needed nt homo and tbttt the crops could not bo allowed to suffer ovou If the business of the court did drag. The prnachors and ono doctor , were ex cused. and then O. W. Plckard wanted to po. Ho said that bo xvas training vaco horse * . The uxcuso would not hold water. but It was made olTuctlvo when Mr. Plckard Informed tuo court that some of hts com was unplanted , ' Cbarloy Kocdor escaped Jury duty by being unfamiliar vtitb iho Engllbh language. J. II. CrulKbtou and I1' . U. Perkins each complained of deafness. "Which oar ! " asked the Judge in a whis per. " The toft , " answered tbo two roan. "You'll have to turn the right nnd stay three weeks1 ? mulled the Judge as ho waved them to their scats. Being still short on Jurors to conduct iho business of the present term of court Judga Davis yesterday attoraoon insisted In draw. lug tbo names of sixty additional Jurors who will report for auty tomorrow morning , Mayor liomU heads the list. 1'rikUll. Judge Hopowoll spent the day hearing tes timony in the case of Alice P. Mills against James P. Mills , J. Howard Miller , the ICIin- ball-Champ Investment company and u score of othen. Mrs. Mills is before tbo court asking to have u deed sot asldo. Tna showIng - Ing that bho makes ii this. Dur ing the month of October ISyj , Juiuoj Mills , the Uusbund , brought homo with blni ono D. M. Stewart , a notary public. .Stewart had a paper which be und Mills represented was an application to procure n loan. Together they Induced Mra. Mills to nttuoh her signature , and later on she discovered that it was iho deed to her homo. About that tlmo Mills de- l.urlod her , and upon an investigation she learned that bo had taken the deed In bis own name , after which , through J. Howard Mlllor ana others , ho negotiated D loan of (10,000 from tuoKlmball- Chatnp Investment company. In addition to having tbo need sot aside , sbo wants all of these mortgage * to bo declared vom on ac count of the fraudulent transactions attend ing tbcir oxooutlout Then Mr , AlorrU Subsided. There was a little sldo scouo In tbo criminal lourt today , 1'Vauk J Muun appeared before Judat Davis charged with subornation of perjury. His attorney , Mr. Morris , wanted an assistant. Ho said tnat ho had spoken to a num ber of lawyers nmt they bad nil refused. Ho considered It ft low , dirty trlcK upon tbo part ol any attorney to not as sist a brother lawyer when In troublo. It was cowardly. Judge Davis smiled when Morris said "brother lawyer , " and then ho had a word to say. Ho would not have tbo members of tbo bar characterized as cowards. An attorney was not compelled to defend a criminal unless paid for his rcrvlccs , nnd that , ho said , bo understood wns something that Munn had not offered to do. Mr. Mor ris wilted and the case was sat for trial to morrow morning. Wiliitx Cmh for III * Itrpntntlnn , Daniel Preos sees n way by which ho may become rich and in oraor not to niako nnv mistake to has availed himself ot the oppor tunity. Some--days ngo , on an Information Issued nt the Instance ot the olUclais of the American National banlt , Proos was arrested bccausn ho und drawn checks against nn account that was on the wrong side of the ledger. Now Proea has brought suit In the district court to recover damages . In his petition heavers avers that on May 10 ho had n doooslt of tUT.07 in that bank. The following day ho drew against the balance and signed checks for $ 'JJ.30. SJT.SO , $34.50 , fo.3'2 und $1'J.15. Thcso checks went up to tbo bank , whore pavmcnt was refuted. Then followed the arrest and at this tlmo , owing to that refusal , ho avers that his credit has been wnntoulv and wrongfully Impaired ; that bo has suffered great pain , mortification and annoyance. To place him right before the world he states thai nothing less than n Judgment for $13,509 against the bank will repair the damage. I'cdnml Court Cases. The casn of W. C. Lclghty Is occupying the attention of the federal district court The defendant was n postal clerk between Lincoln nnd Hastings , and is charged with using the malls for Illegal pur poses , by sending n threatening latter to mnkor Uutcault of the capital city for tbo purposD of extorting monov. Aucust Bcbormler of Dakln , Nob. , was arraigned before Judge Dundy on a charge of solllnc liquor without a government license. Ho pleaded cullty , and will tarry In jail for the next thirty days. Trooper Middloton , charged vvlth criminal assault , was also taken before the court , and bis cnso wus transferred to the United States circuit court , where It will bo tried in a few days. The witnesses against the colored nolitlcr , wUo nppourod before the grnna Jury , uro hero watting for tbo case to bo culled , and another was brought In last evening fro'm Fort Koblnson by Deputy Marshal Harris. Impaired digestion repaired by Bcocham's Pills. A OUIAT success. Unlnrgomont of the -Smith Premier Type writer Works u Necessity. For sorao time the manufacturers of the Smith Premier typewriter have con templated the erection of nn additional building to accommodate their rapidly increasing business. The company is now in the twonty-sovonth month of its existence , having been organized in February , 1890 , and at present is ship ping in the sixteen thousands. When the present live story building was erected Lyman C. Smith , the owner , be lieved that ho was making provisions for many yours 16 come , but already they Imvo outgrown their present quar ters and nro now erecting n new build ing adjoining the present ono and the work will bo pushed to completion ns rapidly as possible. It is believed that Iho new building will bo ready for. occupancy about Sop- tomttor 1 nt the latest. The building \yill bo 60 by 140 foot , eight stories high. A part of the old gun works bul'ding ' will bo utilized. The company is now fully 2,000 machines behind orders , nnd this fact , together with the constantly increasing business , makes nn additional room nccossiiry. It is estimated that the increase of lust year over the business of 1890 , was moro than 100 per cent. They employ at present .between 350 and 400 men , nnd when the now building is completed the number will increase to 800 to 900. Tins company has fifteen branch ofllccs. employing moro than 100 people ple , but ns soon as they can increase their output moro otliccs will bo established. Between 80 and 00 sales man nro sent out from the factory and branch ofllccs. It recently secured an order from the government for 150 machines to bo used in the War depart ment , after an oxpert. examination. Three of the llvo daily newspapers in this city are using the Smith machine in their editorial rooms. The present monthly output is between 1,600 nnd l.GOO machines , and this number will bo doubled when the new building is comulotod. Syracuse N. Y. Evening Herald , May 25 , 1892. Put Chicago In Your Pocket. A great work , "Moron's Dictionary , of' Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti tution in the World's f.vir city a full de scription of which does not appear in the book , wo have yet to hoar of it. Price , 2o cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald building , Chicago. See the now , com- pltjto and elegant map it contains. Per sons ordering copies will plouso enclose 0 conta extra for postage. I'.nt Chtcngo 111 Your Pocket. A great work. "Moron's Dictionary of Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti tution in the World's fair city a full de scription of which does not appear in the book , wo have yet to hear of it Price , 2(5 cents per copy. For sale at 209 Horuld building , Chicago. Soothe now , complete nnd elegant map it contains. Persons ordering copies will please on- oloso U cents extra , for postage. PrUnto IlIcrKly in I , tick , Private Ooorgo Ulorkly , company Ii , Six teenth infantry , is again a frco man because of tbo ( allowing order Just Issued from de partment headquarters : "It having boon discovered that the proceedings of tbo gen eral court-martial in the case of Private Uooreo Blorkly , company H , Sixteenth In fantry , were fatally dclnotivo in failing to show that the Judge advocate ot the court wns sworn , the proceedings and soutonco in the case of Private Diorkly are sot asldo and declared null and void , ana tils discharge not being In accordant * with law It canceled , Private Diorkly will bo released from con- ilnonicnt and restored to duty. " Disease never successfully attacks a svs- tain with pure blood. Do Witt's Sanaparilla nmucs pure , now blood und enrluhos iho old. * lriiuUcime . A disease , treated as suoh and perma nently cured. No publicity. Noinlinn- nry. Homo treatment. Harmless nnd effectual. Refer by permission to Bur lington Ilnwkoyo. Send 2o stamp for pamphlet 'Shotcoquon Chemical Co. , liurllngton , la. Only to Hue III * fnca. Pat Ward had not done anything par ticularly out of the wav except to show his face on tba stroots. It Is not the bandsomost face in the world , but It scared no horses. Thcro wns no charge against him bnvond the fact of his being alive , untl bo was brouaht In for the inspection uf the now men on the force , lie l < i an Umahn product nnd the proud possessor of n record. Ho has served ttmo for safe blowing In Plnttsmoutb. Mntlnen Wetlncvtny. See the Dodd OperaCo. . in the Mns- cotto , forty people , at the Fnrnnm street theater. Any reserved sent in the house , 25 cents. Wednesday matlnco. The llrlilgo Itoiul * . OJUTU , May 33. To the Editor ot Tun DRI : : "Taxpayer" must bnvo given his "trco bridge , built nnd owned by the clfy" very llttlo thought , or oho ho has presumed that the voting taxpayers of Omabn nro in capable of analyzing this subject tbomnclvcs. Admit for argument sake that Omnha has a legal right to build n $750,030 , bridge , and would say to all railroads : VTou can cross this bridge , free , etc. Of what use would such b'rldgo bo without nmplo yards , depots nnd terminal facilities , with right-of-way throifgh the city to bouth Omaha nnd out of tbo city I All of this means an oxpondlturo of 53,000,000 to 5,000,000 , which the city can not and will not over uiutorUko. Neverthe less , this abturd proposition Is tha principal argument advanced by the opponents of iho bonds. Tlioro are about bait a dozan of our wealthy citizens who have gained their wealthby * the accident of owning land in the vicinity of Omaha , that they acquired nt nn or.rly day ns n homestead , that has sinca grown valuable through tbo activity of our merchants in making Omnlin n crout com mercial confer. Thcso old fogies have got rich , not through any effort of their own , but rather In splto of tbolr obstruction tactlus. They admit they want thli barrier raised , that has so Ion ? stood In the way of our re ceiving Just and equitable freight rates , but the present plan , according to tboso wise- bonds , Is not the snfo ani ) proper ono. These gantlomon are well known in this community , nnd no ono can point to a single sugaostion coming from thorn showing n way to secure roller ; but when n practical plan Is sec in motion which will secure a healthy competi tion , tboy ralao tbolr hands nnd volco to op pose It. Throe of tboso "publlo spirited" citizens are opposing tbo boiids bccauso they ex pected to bo taken Into the deal on the ' ground lloov" but were loft , and for good roosons , of which they nro fully nwaro. Ono of tboso publlo spirits will bo remem bered as opposing the introduction of a water works in Omaha , unless It could ba shown to his satisfaction that It would re duces taxos. The same spirit' prevails now. They know 8750,000 must bo raised by taxes , and they have lest tbo cbanoa for a "rake- off" to reimburse tbem in this particular caso. They foil sore , ana can of course see no ( rood in tbo Nebraska Central bridge. "A half-dozen llrst class funerals would bo of crjat sorvico" to Omaha. MCHCIIANT. Do Will's Sarsapartlla U reliable. Mnrrlngn Licenses. The following marriage licenses were issued by Judge Ellor yesterday : Name and uddruss. Ago. I T. Jacktinowlcz , Omaha 2fi I Jose IJojoda , Omulm 10 J George * Henry Thomas Grubb. Omaha S3 j Solinu I'nulileuiui Nelson , Omuha ID I 0. S. Wilson. Omaha 23 1 LlUa lUndall , Uiniilm 20 I John M. Gordon. South Omaha'I 1 Bertha I. Hasa. Omulm'I I James A. Httnrd , Alexis , III 24 I Hosa A. Go IT , Omaha 21 Ignorance Is no excuse in tbo eyes of the law , nor Is it an excuse for boadacho , as everybody knows. Bradycrotlno is a sura euro. Permit * . The following permits were Issued by the superintendent of buildings yesterday : G. W. Gray , two-story brick store , 211 South Twelfth street $ 0,000 Davis & Cowi lll , one-story brlok addi tion to fouuury , Fifteenth und Jiielc- Eon streets. . . . . * . 3,500 Sorcu Scndxunrd , ono-story frame cot- tuso , lUvUUhlo street 803 Nine minor permits 759 Total S11.053 SpcctaclosDr. Culllmoro , 224 Boo oldp Approved the Uiinibllni ; Ordinance. Mayor Bemis today approved tbo ordi nance known as the "gambling ordinance. " Ho stated that ho was willing to try tbo now plan tor a whllo and see how it , would work. Ho did not regard it in Iho nature of an or dinance to license gambling. It simply placed tbe control of Iho vice iii the bands of iho police , and llxcd the penally lhat could bo assessed against violators of the city law. _ _ > , l I bavo had to clvo up my business for days at a limo on account of severe headaches. Bradycrotlno bat never yet failed tn rcllovo mo , and 1 now seldom have thorn. T. J. Bon- nel , Port Jarvis , N. J. The LilHt of the Jluniilo. A majority of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the terminus of the Benson & Halcyon Heiphts railway. Gates open at 2 o'clock. Admission , 2oc ; children under 12 years , lOc. t Contributed Two Flngorg. Llttlo Jessie Jones , the 8-ycar-old daughter of "Buffalo" Jones who attends the herd pastured at Halcyon Heights , was playing about tbo straw cutter Monday and thrust her lingers between tbo rollers and two of thorn were crusnod and torn off. This Is to testify that I bavo tested the medical properties of Dr. J. B. Mooro's ' .Troo of Life remedy to my ontlro satisfaction , nnd can most heartily recommend It to the suf fering nnd afflicted everywhere , to bo all claimed for it in the above statement. Lavt spring I was suffering from loss of appotlte , constipation , etc. , originating from kidney and llvor trouble , ana Ihr.d not used ono bot- tie of this great Ufa remedy until I was greatly relieved. My wife , also , being at , a very critical stage In 11 to , was suffering much at time ? , and by the use of this remedy has been saved from much suffering and pos sibly from promaluro death. Our youngest son's health for several years has been very dcllcato. Ho contracted some lung trouble by lulling cold with measles , which produced great nervous debility and occasional blood- ine of the lungs ; ho has used some four bottles tles of TKO of Life , und foals and looks as though new II fo had been given turn. If you nreaill Iclod , try It. Giro. MIUXR , Pros. Eldor. Box 04 , Carlisle. Iowa. For sale oy all druggists. Dr. Culllraoro. oculist. Jjaa building The l.iut of the HulIHlii. . A majority of all the living buffalo In the world nro now on exhibition at the terminus of the Benson & vllaloyon Heights railway. Gates , open at 2 o'clock. Admission , 2oc ; children under 12 years , lOc. Put Chicago In V'uiir Pocket. A great work , "Moran'a Dictionary o Chicago. " If there is a font uro or insti tution in the World's fair city ti full de scription of which does notitupoar in the book , wo have yet to hoar of It Price , 25 cents per copy. For snlo nt " 09 Herald building , Chicago. Sue the now , com plete and elegant map it contains. Per sons ordering copies will please onclcso C cents extra , for postage. Highest of all in Leayentng Power. Latest U. S. Gov't ReporV Powder PURE Both the method nnd results when Syrupof Figs is taken ; it is pleasant nnd refreshing to the taste , and ncta gently yet promptly on the Kidneys , Liver and Bowels , cleanses the sys tem effectually , dispels colds , head aches nnd foyers nnd cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is thq only remedy of its land ever pron duced , pleasing to the tnsto and ac ceptable to tho-stomach , prompt in its action nnd truly beneficial in its effects , prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances , its manyexcellentqualitiescommendit to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75o bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any ono who wishes to try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO , , SAN FRANOISOO , OAIi. LOTJIBVILU : , gg. MEW YOBK , W. Y. Or , Humphrey'SlM-rlflcn nro scientifically and / > .irefully prepared Itemcdlce , used for jears In jrlvato practice and for over thirty 3 cars by the people with entire success. Every single Spcclllo a npcclal euro for tbo dlacaso named. Ihey euro without drugging , purging or reducing thn system and uro in fact and Good the borerclgu llcmcdlca of Iho World. 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For 27 years Iba names of Drs/ Betti & HeUi hav been houiehold words In too homes of thousands of peopls who h vo beeu rescued from the ] w of death throitch thewou- dirfal ability , iho matchlesa iklll of tUeio ereat mutiri of medicine nd inrgerr , wboMldudDetiand benev olence , whosoiMlf'iacrlficlng devo- tlou to tla irfiftra of ttielr fellon- miawllltTerUMln tb buiu ol a grateful people.j NHHVOUS , t I CHHONIC , PHLVATE , BUOOD , BIOJI. Dis They SBKUAL , , Cure KIONEY L1VFR , , eases. UniNARY , RECTAL. I OliQANIO AMD ALl. ITRICTUnE , YPHIL.IH1 S KMINAC ; WEAKNESS , PEHMATDUUHCBA , , l LEET. ENEIl Al. AND NEUVOUB DEBILITY , Uydrocele and Varlcocelf , Piles , Fistula ami Eectal Ulcers PerroiDeatlr cured by ia tbod at cceiilt , cottaln , palaleil and iuo- eeiitul. Tb * awful ( fliots f earlr Tie * * nd xeiiilv * InduUenoei , reiQUInc in Ion of maobood and prematur * < ! eay , quietly and pera&ntoUy ic- lleraa. CONBOLTATIOH FRBB. Call open or tddreu with ititnp , Drs. Belts & Belts , 110 South 14th St. N. Ii Corner Hth and Don ; ; ! 111 Sti. Were You jere ? > Were you in that great big crowd of humanity that surged through every aisle and every open space in our store , last Saturday ? That good natured crowd that pushed ani scrambled and hauled and jostled and joked That crowd that grew larger and larger till we were compelled to close the doors in the faces of hundreds more that were trying to get in ? It was great. We.didn't expect that halt the men in Omaha wanted the best live dollar suit on earth but they did. Today we place on separate tables in''the center of the store . ' , These vests are both single and double breasted. They are in ducks marseilles piques penangs. They are in plain white white with wide stripes and narrow stripes white with big checks and little checks white with big plaids and little plaids white with little figures and big figures tans blues mottles mixtures figures and stripes and plaids and checks in every imaginable shade and color under the sun and a few colors that would make even the man in the moon wish he could stay out day times and wear one. Not a vest in the lot worth'under a dollar lots of'em worth a dollar twenty-five dollar'n a-half dollar seventy-five and once and a while a two dollar fellow ; bobs up serenely. Till they're gone you can take your pick of the en tire lot for \TT\ TTfFNTS V i lN 1O. Don't -wait till tliey're all gone and then kick come now. " ) 111 Jan. 14. 18M.--My . , , . . . motherued your Ath-lo-pho-roi for A"IANVIU.E Mio was so hail bho could not tiostlll. The first doao re lieved licr o ( her naln. I caneay that HlsUio stun lor rheumatism , and I can recommend U hUhly. U.U. 1IL.OOM- FIKLD , 301 Lake fat. " "UEIlON'IjAKK.MInn. , .Tan. 13,1835.-- Thcre Is nothing like Atli lo-pho-ros T for rhoumatlxui. I nm taking my third bottleof It. 1 Imvo taken It thlt winter - tor for heart trouble and am glnd uf It. It Is thn best mcdlclno 1 over toon. Mrs. J011N 1IKEUN. " " POST Orrtcn , North Divis ion station. Jan. U , 1S-W.-1 am using H"CniCAOo against rhoumatlsm contracted whllo In thu nrmy , ns 1 be- llcvo. It IH Healed In the right Icj , ' . your medicine Is food nnd linn Rlvun ma moro relief thnn any other yet taken. TUEOUOHU bTlMMINO , bupt. " "HOSENDAI.C , Mo. , Jan. 17 , 160J.--I use. ! Ath-lo-pho-ros llvo ycnrsnco for naurnlKla tnJ have not had It since. Wastioublcd with rht'unmtlim conio nnd tint cured. I doctored with sov- crul doctors hut they did no good. Many thanks Tor your valuable mtdl- clno. Mrs. ANNA NICKELS. " " .McCoore , Nob. , Jan. 12 , 189J.--Your o remedy sells very well nnd has merit. Any mlTortlMnp matter you may Bend shall Imvo my attention. OKOHQIS M. CUENUKY , City llruB Store. " clno.p "IIITTINEAOUE , Mam. . Jan. IT , 18'.I2. I have used your mcdlclno with KOOd results , ricasosend mo eachet pow p der. If It proven as coed ns Atli-lo- pho-rot I shall ho latUQcd. MM. II. W. AMILKY. " "HAMILTON , Minn , Jan. IS , 1892.-- Sluthcr has been UBlnK Ati-lo-nhicn ! for n good < rhllu and nho won't tnko H anythlnicclse. LUKE UIIUQOIIY. " "IlAHitisvii.t.E. Mich. , Jan. 0,1NI2.--I Imvo loan very hick with Bdatlo rheu O matism nnd could not get tiny help un til I commenced using Ath-lu-pho-ros. 1 Imvo hucn n Kioat nullurcr. Hnvo been to the mineral springs , hut gut no help. Have been laid up ever ulnco last Juno , I hn\o used ono bottle , and I foci lUo a now man KAUON UVUK. " "ICvANfivtn B , Ind. , Jan. B , 1802.-- Thera Is plenty of rheumatism here , manR Have hud It myeclf. 1 trlud Ath-lo- pho-roa and It brought mo out all right In two duys. I.nH winter 1 tried ovury- ttiliiK except Atli-lo-pho-roand had rheumatism over three months. F. M GHOVE3. " ? 2 Dartmouth St. , UOSTONMass. . , O Jan T , lW2.--.My falhor has been very sick with rheumatism. Ho hits used three bottles of Ath-lo-phu-roa nnd It cured him. AU.NKS laV ' Al-ANdcir , N. Y. , Jan , 1. 1692 Fomoycnr since I was tittickocl with S' rhoumatlsm for the third time , I couimoncoJ Inking your medl- clnu , and In thu short tlmo of twenty- four hours 1 wn * much bettor , and slnco that tlmo I liavu had hut llttlo of that complaint , I have recommended It to many others , who bavo been much bonelltted by It , nnd ahould I ever bo attacked ngaln Ath-lo-phorros will bo my medicine. 1 inka pleasure In recouimundln your Ath-lo-pho-ros. U. Hl'liVENd. " $ i per bottle ; 6 for $5. All druggists. Beautiful picture free , 'post paid , to any one who will write for it. THE ATHLOPHOROS CO , , New Haven , Conn. SYR.INQE1 , The Only I'orfoo * , Vniflnal und HeQlul HyrhiKO tu thu World. Ts the only syrlnjro over Invetitod liy which rnclnal iijectlouB cun lioudinltiUter > oil without loulclnx IIIK tlio clot hi UK or nooussU tutlnK tlia iiho of u vessel , iiiul which e in uluo bo used for rcotul son1 IMJIUIEII n i ) MI. iiAtiuuiiiuKitii/u | : ; Mall Orders Solloltod. The Aloe & Penfold Co. , 15th Street , Ne\l lo Poslollice. ntly U Freque' want a now IDEA IN ADVERTISING. Address suddenly , without uotlco , OinaUa Atlrertltlny llurtau. N. Y. Life. The Original and Genuine ( WORCESTERSHIRE ) Imparts the most delicious taste and reel i9 I EXT1UOT SOUl'H , crnLETTEHfrom a MEDICAL. GEN. GRAY1US , TLEMAN at Mad. ras. to hla brother FISH , at WOnCEQTEE , May , 1651. HOT < k COLD "Tell JLEA & PKnniNS * MEATS , that their eauco IB highly esteemed in GAIUK , India , and Is In my opinion , the most WBI.S1I- palatable , oa well as the most wliolo- RAHKIUTS , sorno sauca that la made. " &c. Beware of Imitations ; - , , , , urt' \\mmiu \ \ i um \ eee that you get Lea & Perrins' ' Blgnaturo on every bottloof Original & Genuine. JOIIN DUNCAN'S BUMS , NEW YOUIC. FINE SPEGTHCLES Eye Glasses , or the correction of nll'dofocU of vliloo. Solid Cold Spectacles Kromt3.0) upwar.l Fine Steel Spectacles rromjl.03 uprr.irJ Protectand Improve your oyesl ' .iu Your oyo3t33C3i tra3 ba p.'aotl i Optician. MAX MEYER & BRO. CO Kstabllthed IbOO. KAUNAM and 16th. NEBRASKA National Bank. U. S. DEPOSITOROMAHA , NE3 CnpIKd . . urpltu . , . , . . . . . . . . . OiJ3JjJ Olllcers an J Direct in Ilonrf U' . Vatoi , pfJtl III ) It. C. Uuihliu , vloaproilJjnt. Ii d. .MurlojY \ , V Morse , John d. Colllna , J. N , IL I'itrloi. Lrj.Tli A ItooJ , Caihler. TMIH IRON BANK. mr INTEREST PAIDONCEPOSITS ATQMAHA10AN&TRU5TCR 5.E.COR * la * " wjjuuuw i i i i CAPITALS loo.ooo.oo DIRECTORSAUWVMAM-E.W.NASH : JHMItLnRD'CUy-COARTON'C.B.LAKC JJ.nFlOWN-T.HOS-L.KIMBALU. Or , Bailay , $ r The Loading Deiitisc Thtrtl Floor , Pixton lUoa'c. ' 1 clepliono 1085. Ktth nml Piirnam Sts , A full set of"teetn on rubber for 15. I'orfoctfl , Tei'uh Hllhoul platui or rcmoruabla brlduu work Ju t the tlilnufur tlniiur * of publlo ipoakur , uuiur drop down. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUF PAIH. All filling nt rrmsoimblo rntct. All work wurr.intod. Uut thin out lor u utildo , STEEL PENS. ' GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880. tiiwl treatmenti Illi euilnV rUilur njIWI. Hriiiatorrhi'tt , Varicoct e. | * ; , nnd mrKM nd KmlMloin travnit I. t VlRor. CurB lr tiu ut rrr * to oo. . DR. J. E , McGREW THE SPECIALIST , Is unsurnnssml In the trontmontof all forms of PRIVATE DISEASES , ami nil disorders and debilities of youth nnd nmnhoocl. ITyonrm' experience. Ills resources nntl fnollltlos nro practically iinllniltud. The Doctor Is recom mended by the pro . nnU entlorsod In the strongest terms by the people for fair trout inont nntl honest professional ndvleo. Thu. most poncrfitl romotllrs known to modern sclpnco for the successful treatment of th following diseases : QONOKRHOEA Imnieaii'.to relief. A complete - pleto euro without tholoss of au hour's tlmo from business. GLEET Ono of tbo moat complete and suc cessful treatments for Rleot ana all annoying discharges vet known to the madloal prdfos- slon. The result ! ) are truly wonderful. 8TIUCTUHE Uroutcbt known remedy for tbo treatment of stricture , without puln , cut- tlnjr. or diluting. A most rmnnrkuhlo roinoUy. SYPHILIS No treatment for thin torrlbla blood disease has aver been more successful , nor hud stronger ondorNomciits In the light of modern soluiiL'o this disease Is positively curable and every trnco of thn poison entirely removed from tha blood. LOST MANHOOD , and ambition , nnrvom- ncsa , tlmldltv , ( InspoiKloncy and all woiiknosi , , nnd disorders of youth or mutihoud , Hullot s oltallied nt once. . , SKIN DISEASES , and all dlsonHoi of tbo Etomacli , blond , liver. Iddnoys and bladder nro troatrd su ccessfully with the Kroutcs hnnwn romedlosfor the dlnoasns. Wrlto furclraulars undijuostlou list , frco. 1'Yfrmuii tit PENETRATES STOPS PAIN WOOD'S PENETRATING PLASTER FAR IN ADVANCE OF ORDINARY POROUS AND OTHER PLASTERS Sold by Druggists liver/where New Yak Depot l yt WIlUun Suttt PURE RYE. In diseases sucli ns Coneumptlon , Heart 1'atl- ure , Ea Orlppo nmJ Its utter effects , wbcro tlmu- JaiiU uro liidlcatod as iu dlcln l agfiit , the best rpsultK are obtulmiblo by ujlnis" Cream I'ure Bye. This whiskey ) m no ? uuul In purity or mellowness and , becuujo It U dlstilled from rye , { the wont nu tritious of all Krnlns ) , and doubly matured , U very wholesome ns u be > crauo. For all purposes UU Jar superior to corn vlilsklc ( known usBourv bens ) . For na ] tit till first-clans drlnklnuplacn < and drmc stores. Cull for "Cream J'ur ityf uiid tal : no other , Vou majr know It by Its delicious flavor and tbo proprietary bottle Jn which lt.il ' terved. 1 7 UAILKMAND & CO. , Cblcw. / ' * -IT BTANDU AT Til * HAI > MAS11VI1I.K , r or Young Ladltf , TKN.v. . S imliaiiiKi tn onicttr * . f VanderMtt m uut < ll from 10 Blutoi. Art lluili , Uyinnluia u .uuouuu w. r.- ,
