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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; THURSDAY , AUGUST 11 , 1802.
II THE OMAHA BEE ,
COUNCIL ULUl'TS.
OITICK : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
LtJ.xicd t j Cntrlcrtonny pattot the CUT
II. W. TILTON. - MANAGElt.
HtiK'nessOnice . No41
MBllt Knor , ,
N Y. Plumbing Co.
Council HlufTs Lumber Co. ,
Tbo Indies of the Fifth Avcnuo Mclnpdlst
eliurch pivo nn Ice crcatn social lonl nl In
the eliurch nnrlurs.
Chi 1st Llob niul Sylvia Dolliirhlrto. both of
Pottawnttumle county , were murrltd oy
Justice Hammer yestcrdnv.
Grccnslilelil , NlchoUon & Co. , f,21 , Uroad-
\voVi roul estate niul rental n cnts. Largest
list ot prouerty of any denier * In the city.
A "nlcklu" Boclnbto is to bo given this
ovonlnp In the intor-'st of the Toiuplu Unp-
Hit church , at the homo of Hroiigham
StovotiBon , corner ol Twenty-lira nutl
A\onuo C.
Gordon Johnson wns arrested yesterday
nnd tnlicn hcforo Jus Ice Cones to answer to
the cluirp.0 of larceny from n building. Ills
aliened Hint ho stele n revolver from im
roommate. After n neuritis bo was uouiia
over to the Kruno" Jury and In dofuult ol bull
vnh sent to tlio county Jail.
Chnrlos Clifford , who wns overhauled
\\hllospendltiKllionlKht on the row , was
Driven a tUrtv day lull Huntciico ycsterdiiy ,
but the sentence was suspended on liU prom
ising to leave the eltv at onco. Ella Mowcry
jmil .Icsile Lawrence , two crrliiR dnmscls.
v. pro Riven ten days each In the city Jail.
Wllllnin Uolson wa * clven a trinl yesterday -
day uefora Justlcii llnmnior nn thu chaise of
killing n hound belonging to un old man
named Montgomery In the wuitcrn part of
the city. Ills defense woo that thu doe
rushed out at him and ho shot htm to pre
vent being blttpn. After u hearing Dolson
wns dlschargcU. _
"Lato to boa ana cany to mo will ihorton
the road to vour homo In the skloi. But
curly to boo and "Littlu Hirlv KUer."tHo
pill that m.ilcoj llfo loair , aid UJllor und
visor. _
Royal Arcnnum All members of Fi
delity council mo invited to nttend u
basket lunuh outing nt Luke Munuwti
Friday alturnoon , cominuinorutiviof the
fourteenth nnnivors'iry. Bo.ititif ; olub
heiulquuttorH , G. p. in.
lt I'.Ht.Klll.tl'IlS.
Charles Nicholson has returned from a
trip to Chicago.
EniCHt Knolls of Murray , la. , Is the guest
of bis cousin , L. O , Knolls.
K. \Vlckham loft. Inst evening lor Den
ver. 116 will bo back the latter part of tbo
week.
MM. .1. Wright and daughter of Omaha
nro viflltlnc ut the home of Mrs. Nelson , -0011
Sixth avenue.
Mrs. George S. Damon and Miss Ehlo
Pusoy will visit Miss Jennie Howe nt Al-
InaUc this week.
C. E. Wlillo , president of the American
banK of Ueatrlco , Nob. , is in the city , the
cuc.si of his former uluhsumle , I. N. Fllck-
iugor.
11. E. Beach , \vho has been with the linn
of Sim & S-iumlctvi , luft last uvoning for
Carroll , In , wtioro ho lias a position as court
Elcnogriiphcr.
Doan Fcnncr and Miss Della Fonner of
this city mid ihu Misses Muocl and Helen
Carter nnd Gnldu Cornish of Oinahu have rc-
turned from Silver Cltv. whore they have
been visiting Mrs. C. 13. Wilson.
I'urn uiulVliiiliiHcniii ) Quality
Commends to public' approval the California
Jjquld laxatlvo remedy , Svrup of Flgi. It Is
plcibiint to thn Ins to and by iietinir gently on
the liIiffiD.vu , liver und bowels to clomibo the
ystcniyclttiOtunllv.lt promotes the health
nnd comfort of all who use It. and with mil
ieus It Is ( ho best and only remedy.
Dr. bospcchor lnvs secured : i French
coolc and will servo hot , ootloo , ton ,
bilked polutoes , good bread and butter
ut east end of icbtaurant huiluin dur
ing the remainder of the season ut Man
hattan beach.
Stands U | > fur Che M. I , . S. 8.
CofNciL liLurri ) , la. , AUR. 9. To the
12'litor ' of Tin : BKK : Allow mo to say a few
words with raforoiico to tha Married Ladles'
Social society of Council 11 lulls. I Lmvo
known It nnd watched its proceedings since
tie ! society was tlrst oiva'iizoa tbrco ycar.s
URO. Tbo llrst winter it worsted for tlio
Christian Homo , and after that for the
worthy poor of the olty generally. Tnoy
ffavo a fair mm festival and roallzad $ l)0. ! )
Tuo following winter thov Invostlgutod and
lii-lned the cases biought to their notuo , und
In tbo spring , having sotno moncv lufr , they
furnished n room ut the Women's Christian
nbsoclutlon hospital. A year ngo this
summer they worked on fancy uoilt
preparing for another lulr which was held
lust November , und from which tboy ivull/ol
flfiU. During tbo winter they looxnd after
twelve families and one of thorn they kept In
fuel all winter. They uouirht llftccn pairs of
Klioox last winter und uro now clothing nnd
Ucoping in school a llttlo girl whoso mother
is dead. Whou tnoy started their exchange
lust November euch ono donulcd n cake every
Saturday and Mr. Dadollct and Mr. Roller
Bold t Im in for thorn , Tiny then went on pay
ing li"i cents on the dollar , giving their worlc
nnd paving their monthly dues. When they
located llrst on Uronduny and later on iNuri'h
Main street , they fulled to nay expenses.
Tboy then took half of the sowing niuchtnoof-
HCP , but loll thcro shortly after becuuso
they wuro not allowed to have u key of their
own or to put in n clorlc of their own. As
for the division of the society , there nro only
two dlsalfocted members besides the presi
dent , -who was elected last month. 1 con
sider It a great injustice for them to start an
exchange unucr any other name to hurt the
Married Ladies' Social society by saying
they have done nothing for the poor. Thu
secretary's books can bo seen nt tneir rooms ,
U17 Broadway. J. P. WILLIAMS.
Very True.
Tbo demand for Clmmoerlaln's Colic , Chnl-
cru and Diurrhuia Hemody Is steadily gruw-
Inir , from the fact that all who glvo It n trial
uro pleased with the results And recommend
It to their neighbor * . Wo fool sure that t o
remedy cannot bo recommended too highly
\VoKloy it Smutid , drut'-clsls , Newton , la.
Trains leave Mnnawa daily nt 8 n ml 10
n. in. , 12m. , and , I , i ! , iWli ) , it , 21:30 , 4 ,
4:30 : , C , 6:80 : , 0 , 0:30. : 7 , 7iO : ! , 8 , 8:30 : , l ) ,
9a : t , 10 , 100. : ! ! 11 mid 11 M p. in. The
Ilfi5 : train wilt inako connection with
the last electric motor cur for Omaha.
Pnsturago for liorscs and cattle on the
Chnntnuqui ; grounds. Inqulro of A. B.
llir/L'lton. 40 Murrlam block , or Churles
L'ojielnnd , on the grounds.
AViint n lU'cimrr.
A Bcjslon of the superior court was hold
fcstoiday for the uurpOHn of hearing the evl-
doncaln Ihocusoof J. 10. Hollonbcck und U.
1C. Hurt ugalnst Wlllhun Uonuunbcrtrer.
The plaintiffs wunt u rocolvor appointed to
laku chnrgo nf the Whltiuker plucu o > i Grand
nvciiue , whlfh bus been run for HOIIIO tlnio
punt bv Honiicnburecr , They claim that at
the opening of the so.i'on tboy entered Into n
partnership with him ny the terms of which
they wviu to furnish the seed , lionnonborgcr
wns lo plunt It and tolio care of ttiu crop , nnd
tlicv woio to divlda thu proceed * . Tboy nnw
cUlm that they uro unnblo to got nny tcttlo-
ini-nt out of ihu qefpiidunt , and they accorJ *
Inuly want u receiver aupolntcd. All tbo
evidence wus taken vmterduv nnd the fuse
will be submitted to JudgoMcGoo this rcoru.
ivK ut tbe cloto ot pollco court.
Mr * . L. H. PAttua , UookforJ. III. , wrltost
1 ! rontpijrioiiul oxporlonco I cun recoiumouj
DoWltt1 * Bariaparlllii. u CUM for Itnpuro
blood und b'Onorul uubitlty. "
Suinmor suits for contlomon ; cool ,
comfortublo mid uhoan. Ituitor , thor
r , 310 U roadway.
George Davle , drugs mm pulnU.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Leo Hccrwagen Has a Toot Race with a
Ocuplo of Footpads ,
SUBSEQUENT ARREST OF THE TWO THUGS
Tliry Attempt ti > Pick i Cltlron'd Vockets
iiiullt Ciiiiim Tlii'ir Downfilt Slcut-
Inir ( il tlio Union lciot | L'uiu-
IKUIto Dlscim 1'liins.
Last evening about 8:20 : o'clock Mr. L.OO
Hcerwngen , the traveling representative of
Farrand ft Votoy , who put lu tbo big plpo
organ for tbo now Methodist church , had nn
exciting experience with footpads xvbo nt
tempted to hold him up and rob him. Mr.
Huernagoii cmno to the city yoslordny for
the puruosa of sottlttit' with tbo church
people and had an engagement with them nt
the church nftor prayer meeting. Whllo
waiting for thu trustees to nrrlvo bo con
cluded to take u lltllo rldo on the streut carte
to Kill time und get cool. Ha boarded a
down Broadwav car und remained on It
until ho reached tbo point whore the line
turns on to uvonuo A and then Jumped olt
nnd sinned to walk back toward the
North wpstcrn depot and catch an uptown
ear. Ho hud only gouo u tow stops
when ho saw two men in front of Harris'
bottling \\urks. They p.i sod him and us
thuv did so the light Irom the building shone
on film and revealed n line diamond ho wus
wearing In his scarf. The thugs caught the
Hash ot the si.nrrtlur and ut ones made an at
tempt to hold htm up. Ttiu traveling in n
WHS too ( luli-lc Tor them und succeeded in
getting uway from thorn by rapid running
and reached the Northwestern depot. Iboy
weio evidently professional sandbaggers ,
and the vlctlm'only escaped by his nrcsencj
of mind and the excellent use of bis logs. It
thov had uaugnt him they would have gotten
Q diamond worth f 100 and f75 in cash.
John Clausen nnd Chris Straub , two well
known citizens of Council Bluffs , were made
the \ Icttms of n would bo pickpocket last
evening. They were standing ot the corner
of Bryant street and Broadway when a
young fellow with ono arm came up , and ,
wedglne himself in between thorn , com-
mouced'to net in u manner thut was u trlllo
moro affectionate than was warranted by
the short mqunmtanco. Ho ordered the
fellow away , bnt ho refused to
go. The fellow Immediately becnmo
abusive , nnd Clausen gave him a
kick upon tbo shins that settled him. Ho
nnd n companion who bad been standing
near by watching his chance sueakid uwuy
and wont up street. The police were notl-
lied and lu u few mlnutos Ofllcors Murphy
nnd Weir were on the trail. The two were
overhauled near llio Mo'.hodlst church and
were run In. Mr. HcrrwuKun. who was hold
up on Lower Broadway , board of the arrest
und went to the police station to hnvo n look
nt the prisoners. As soon us ho saw them ho
Idcntillod them us the mon who had picked
him out for n victim. Upon seeing him they
t-irned doathlv pule , evidently realizing that
they wcro In for it. Tnoy will have n hoar-
inp thla morning in police court.
UNION l > ii'OT COMPANY.
ill tlio StouUlinlilars ti > DISCIISH
l-'ilturo I'hins.
Tbo stockholders of the Union Depot com
pany hold u meeting last evening In the <
courtbousc.unil the ghost of the depot scheme
was trotted out und pat through its paces
by W. II. Pusey and George F. Wright with
the same painstaking nlr as it used to bo two
or thred years ngo. It had been so long
since n meeting had been held for the purpose -
pose of talking over the project that quite a
number nf the member * of the company
were present , Impelled by u curiosity to see
what would bo dono. Wright reported that
$1,000 or S < iOJO would bo necessary to
pay oft the unpaid taxes and other in-
eumbrances on the property of the com
pany , und bo encouraged the stockholders by
telling them that If they held on long enough
ho thougnt tno union depot would bo forth
coming. Pusey read some letters and gavn
an outline cf ttio methods tbnt had been used
by himself and his loltow commltteuman in
uslne his crowbar on the stony hearts of the
ratlruud ofllclals.
On the sugcestion of E. II. Merriam 11 was
decided lo Instruct Puscy nnd Wright to
draw up a list of tbo Blockhbldero , together
with the amount of stock held by each ono , a
statement of the assets and liabilities of the
company and u statement ot tbu receipts nnd
o\peiibcs slnco the organization was started ,
This statement was to t > 3 prepared for the
htockholdcrH In order that each ono might
decide what they wanted to do no At.
Mcrrlani alto" wanted lo know If It would
not be worth while to chip in and got an
opinion from snino attorney at to what rights
tne company woula have in a court at law ,
and whettiea an action could not bo com
menced to compel the companies lo live up
to the terms ol the contract they hud bik'iuU
with tbo Union Dpot company. Ho thought
this \\ould bo u good Idea , unless Mr. Wright
bud an cplmou ho would be willing to dis
pose of foi the good of the cause. But Mr.
U'richt was not giving oulnlons away.
An adjournment wns llnally agreed upon
until the -4iu , whoti another meeting will bo
held.
m
Disease never suoconfully altaclci tha sy
cm wltli pura blQjJ. Da Witt' * SirjupirilU
mukoi pure , no.v bloso1 ait : o.lrlji.-i oljjJ
Grconshiclds , Nicholson fs Co. have
choice bargains in improved and vacant
icsldonco property in all piirla of the
city for cash or on payments. See them
before buying.
Anntlior lioat Knee.
The Council Blutli Uowmg association
will give Us regular wootcly pirty tomorrow
evening ut tha boat house at Manuwn. In
addition to dancing , there will bo u race oo-
twcon two crows composed of members ol
the club , similar to that of n week ugo but
with some changes In the crows , which will
be composed us follows : Crimsons F. A.
Buckmun , Lockwood Dodge , W. H. Wane-
tiold und L. Zurmuoblcn. Hluos Ross of
Omaha , C. E. Held , Harry Bowman mm
Hurry iliuis , Tno defeat of thu Blues last
week'bus nerved 'them up to u high pitch ,
und uu exciting contest may bo looked for.
Boecham's Pills sell well because they
cure. _
To buy , soli , rout 01 * oxahiuigo real
cBtuto. Sue Greonshiclds , Nicholson &
Co , , t.21 Uroadw.iy.
Hoy. l AriMimm.
Fidelity Council No. 150 , Hoyal Arcanum ,
will caluuruto tha Fourteenth anniversary of
Us Institution by nn outing at Lake Muniiwu.
Members should bo ut the lake in early us o
p. in. with their families and lunch baskets
and muko their tiaudijuartora ut the boating
clubs , club house , permission to use which
bus been secured. Hauling , bathing nnd
other umusemunU will ho Indulged In during
tbu uvunlng , und n ple-asunt ovonltig will be
spent. Everyone utiould endeavor to ut-
totid. _
DoWUt's Sarsaparllia cioansoi tha oiool.
Groonahlcldg , Nicholson & Co. can
rout 8OH1U moro houses to good tenants.
What Imvo you ?
Doiniicr.itlu Convention.
The delegates who wore uppolutod at tbo
primaries hold in the vurlous townships ol
iho county lust Suiurduv night will moot at
thu courthouse this morning ut U o'clock for
the purpoio of appointing delegates to the
mute convention which moats at Davonpart
ouo week from today.
Mrs Wlmlows Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething rosli the child nud comforts
the mother. 5o a bottle.
loOpoopIo in this city uss { ju stovoa
Tlio UasUo. puts 'am iu ut uasL
I'Hrowiill Itrci'ptlun.
Kov , U , W. Crofts was tendered a farewell
ruioption lost evening by the Union Votoruu
Loglou and the Ladlot' auxiliary , two of the
luadlug mlllUry organization * ot the city.
The recaption wns held in the hall of tha
Knights of Pythias nnd a inrgo number of
the friends of the ravcrond gentleman wcro
present. Cnptuln U. W. Hlpht mndo nr. address -
dross , ut thu close ol which ho presented
Mr. Crofts with n mncnlllcant sllvpr wnter
sot as a testimonial of tbo rcspcot of the lwo
organizations. Mr. Crofts responded In his
usual happy vein , nnd nt the close ot his re
marks road ono of 'he poems which hnvo
coma to be regarded ns nn almost Indlspcns-
nblo part of nn old soldiora camn flr < j. A
number of addresses wcro mailo by other
gentlemen.
DoWUl's Sarsnparllla destroys such pal-
sons us scrofula , skin disease ) , oczomi , rheu
matism. Us timely use savoi many llvos.
AOtmi O.lM/l/t ,
Search ofn U'linitrrlng llllllonnlro fnr ticgnt
Protcrtlon.
J , Stewart Rood was in South Omaha yes
terday , and If nny person knows whom ho is
their knowledge is moro extended than is
his own. Hoed , as ho calls himself , has evi
dently been pursuing alliance subtroasury
nnd othprschoms to make wealthy the pop
ulists , nud ho says ho U a billionaire.
, l , Stewart was encountered on N street
ycstordny afternoon nnd ho was searching
for au attorney. Ho said ho had 100 cars ot
horses at the Union stock yards and they
were being sold without his consent , nnd ha
was In quest of an attorney to have It
stopped.
According to Reed's story thcro Is un or
ganized attempt being mndo to rob htm of
his vast wealth. Last week ho stnrtod n
train from Denver having on board 500,000-
000 In gold , and whn ho landed in Oin uha
Sunday the train pulled out and lott him.
Ho snys he has ! > 3U.OOO head of cattle In the
wrst and l.OOO.OJO acres of land. His grand
mother quit this world to leave him $ i,000-
000 , und ho has , by Judicious mamigmont , ac
cumulated a fortune of n cool billion dollars ,
und yet ho has been robbed of ton times thut
amount , "Why , " ho exclaimed , "whllo I
ntu standing here talking they are probablv
robbing me of my diamond Holds In Brazil. "
This Individual with n billionaire mind is
n man UO ycnrs ut ago. nbovo medium height ,
chin whiskers nnd moustache , with hluo
eye * , restless und searching. Ho wears a
jolt black hat and a suit of clothes of gray
material. Several souvenir badges adorn
his breast , and nearly all of them must hnvo
boon purchased during the ticno of the
Omaha convention. Hosnjs hocamo , from
Denver last Sunday. He is harmless , ana
vet his friends should have htm placed where
un will not bo roaming tbo streets nnd pourIng -
Ing his tnlos of wealth Into the cars ot ovary
person ha mcoti > ,
Sever.it Accltlunts *
The usual number of accidents occurred
yesterday in South Omaha. The mostsorious
befelllolm Uensvlskl , nn omployo ot the
Swift Packing company. Ho resides nt 2905
Walnut street , Omaha , and boarded a frolght
train at Sboeloy station to go to his work.
When near Swift's packing house ho Jumped
from the tralu , which wns running rapidly.
His bend struck upon n rail and u deep cut
several Inches In length was indicted. The
sUull over iho right eye was fractured and a
surgeon removed several pieces of tbo bone.
Tbe accident occurwd uboutTo'clockiyoster-
day morning. The man's injuries uro serious
nnd may provo fatal.
Cbarlos Jotter , n 113-year-old lad , had his
lollarm broken and flncors crushed yesterday
morning. Ho is employed in iho tin shop at
the Cudahy packing house nnd arrived before
the other workmen. Boy-like , he , was in
vestigating the mysteries of pully and bolt
nnd caugnt his arm In U , with llfb result
stated.
A driv team belonging to Mr. Johnson
took lriht on Twenty-fourth street about
noon and ran away. The driver ,
Albert Johnson , was thrown out and his
rnrht arm broken. Ho wus aUo badly cut
about tbo head.
Con. Drisroll , employed by the Cudahy
Packing company , had bis hands badly
burned wbilo lighting flrn at that plant.
I'li'c nt thn Ciifl iliy Homo.
At 7 o'clock yesterday morning lire broke
out in the gas house at the Cudahy Packing
conpany , doing n small amount ot damage
bcforo the flumes wore extinguished.
Workmen wcro engaged in taking
apart nnd removing tbo gas ma
chine. Tbo room was dark nnd a lamp was
used to furnish light. A quantity of oil In
one ol the chambers hud not bean removed
and was l mtod by the llama ? from the
lamp. The Cudahy und South Omaha lira
departments soon had tne ( lames ex
tinguished and a disastrous contlu ratioa
was averted.
Ciiunlilvrs Coutlrtful.
Judge Fowler's tlmo was taken up yester
day in hearing the evidence In the cases
brought against C. P. Logan nnd George
Potly < f. Both were charged with running u
gambling house and found guilty by the
Judge , who assessed ailnoof $ 'f > nnd costs
ngninst each. They have Hied appeal bonds
nnd will carry their cuso to the district
court.
Sam Lawrence , the negro who was fined
bv Judge Fowler Tuesday , has also illcd nn
appeal bond and will carry bis case to tbo
district court.
1'iuicr.il ol Hurt Aiiltni in.
Funeral services were held ever the re
mains of Bert Aultnmn at the Fint Moihod-
Ist church nt 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
Kov. C. N. Dawson preached the sermon nnd
was ussistcd In the service : by Kev. . E. H.
Button of Urutna. Tbo church was crowded
with the friends und acquaintances
of the deceased. T. 1C. Aultmhn , an uncle ,
who resides ut Sioux City , was the only
relative nrosont , Hu accompanied tlu ( ro-
mams to Stuart , li. , for Interment.
Itolincil u Hiiilinr Shop.
A stranger entered Charles ICaufhold's
barber shop on Q street ana utter having
what wort ; ho desired done , uskcd that gen
tleman into a neighboring saloon to indulge
in a social glass. When Kaufbold returned
to tno shop ho found that ull his 'tools and u
small sum of inonov in tbo drawer hud dis
appeared Appearances Indicate that a pal
of the stranger took advantage of * ho ub-
bonco of Kuufbold aud made away with the
tools and money. '
Wiintotl In low u.
George- Howard has boon con lined in tbo
city Jail sovcr.il days and was held us a sus
picious character. Yesterday ho wns dis
charged from custody and last evening
Jailor Krocpor rocoivea a latter from the city
markhal of Ida Grove , la. , statin ? that
Howard's description answers to ono of a
trio wanted there for picknockoting. Two
of them uro under urrest In Idu ( Jrovo. How
ard has loft the city and will probably not
ehow up ngnln. _
Hoiirchlni ; Tor Vengimnce.
Wllllnin Lindsay came Into the police court
last evening und wanted to flla a complaint
against Gcorgo Smith for uorjury nnd
vnprnncy. A few weeks i\io \ Smith wns the
principal witness in convicting Llndsny of
hreakln ? Into Dazloy's- saloon In Snrpy
county , for which offense the latter served < v
term In the county InjLi * Lindsay Is now
sccidng revenge and proposes lo p'laco the
strong nrm of the law uptiri Smith in some
manner. Judge Fowler refused to Issue the
warrant nnd advtsod Llndtay to try the
Snrpj coiinty courts.
POLICEMEN'S PIONIO.
Dig Cro\vd mid Intn nl iii | | nt tlio Coppers'
Anniril ( lilting.
H required two long t'rnfns to transport to
Waterloo the guardians of the peace , tbolr
swcothcnrts , wives nnd friends yesterday.
The llrst section , composed of twelve cars
recruited froui nil the rail ways which come
nnywboro near Omaha , pulled out of the
depot with every seat occupied shortly uftcr
7 o'clock yeslordny morning. In about an
hour Iho second section with n similar load
followed. The run was made In about an
hour and at all the stations along the line
crowds had assembled whicih greeted the an-
pcaranco of the gully decorated engines with
hearty cheers.
Arrived at the grounds , the various parties
separated nud soon the beautiful grove rebounded -
bounded to tlio sounds of music and laughter.
The Seventh Ward band occupied the
band stand nnd furnished most excellent
musio for those who wished to use the dnuc-
Ing platform , nnd the dense slimlo of the
trees provided room for nny amount of
lumllv parties.
J. II. Watts of Waterloo delivered nn ad
dress of welcome , nnd Judge Borku re
sponded In a neat speech.
Under the direction of the master of cere
monies , Captain Thomas Cortmicn , thu uro-
pram of sport wns begun at once nnd took
up the most of the day.
The first event wns n shooting mntcb , open
to policemen only , with the regulation Colt's
revolver. Olllcor Sturkoy won the llrst prize ,
n line uniform dresscont ; Qtllccr Dunn , second
end prize , n silver mounted carving set ;
Oniccr Cook , third prlzo , n pair of uniform
punts , nnd O nicer Hcniic.lt fourth prlzo , u
pair of police shoo * .
In tbo lady's shooting match there WJro
six entries and MM. Lovotton won first prize
nnd Mrs. Doc Dlbborn second.
Tbu fourth event , trap shooting , opou to
nil , wus won by Mr. Pnrmelco first , Bruciscr
nud Fo g tied for second und Kennedy third.
Ofllccr Cook won the trno shoot open to
policemen only nnd ( Jfllcor ProscoU look
second.
Thcro were eleven stnrtors In the 100-ynrd
race open to all. Sullivan took llrst money
nnd Athcrton second.
In Iho notice race of 100 yards there weru
MX starters. O'Gonnuu wns first and Bald
win second.
The Indies' running rnco attracted n good
deal of intention. There wcro nine starters
and tlirco heats were run. Miss Hngorman
took first money and Airs. Guorgo GHlonucck
second.
The fnt man's rnce wnj > wou by Styles
with Flynn n good second.
Olllcor Baldwin wns the only man In sight
in the heavy dumb boll lifiing cnnlcst , and
demonstrated that his arms nnd back were
well qunllllcd for nny sort of police duty.
There w ore two tug o'war contests. The
fii-bt , open to nil , wus won after n long , hard
pull by n letim consisting of Mossrs. O'Con
nor , Baldwin , Lunahau , Peterson , Dee and
Howllt , with Messrs. Morgan. M. Collins ,
Burr. DubnrnsKl and William Ellis against
them. In.tho policeman's tug o' war , which
was won in four minutes , the winners wcro
Olllcers Bennett , Mllchclt , Uuslaftou , Clark
uud Arnold. '
Tbo polnlo race was open to nil nud was
won oy John Cover by about u tenth part of
u second.
The ladles' waltzing contest was partici
pated in by about twenty contestants , and
all of them hud their friends. Tno llrst
prlzo was awarded lo Miss Humplo , second
to Miss Hoblnson and Ihird to Mrs. Samuel-
son , but many criticised the decision of the
Judges.
Otlicer Hobbins wou the Ion of coal offered
to the homeliest man on tha grounds.
EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Lively ] iiinlncHs Meeting ot nil Knorcotln
IVurd Club.
The regular weekly meeting of tbo Eighth
Word Republican club wns held nt Us club
rooms nt Twenty-fourth nnd Cumlntr streets
last evening. It had been whispered that aa
alleged failure on the part of members to
turn ever money belonging to the campaign
fund would result In an open rupt jro ut the
meeting. The rumor wns exploded by a
very satisfactory report ol the finances of
Iho club , which arc In nn excellent condi
tion.
tion.A
A com.uitteeof Uvo was appointed to se
lect delegates to the meeting of thn state
league at Grand Island August 24 on the
basis of n membership of ! ! : ) ( ! and report nt
the next meeting. The committee consists
of James Allen , Charles Bruncr , U. B. Bui-
combo , Dr. Spuulding and J. W. Furnnss.
Six new members were added to the club
nnd short addresses were made by F. A.
Hayes of the Eighth wnrd nnd Jubn J.
Bruuer of Nebraska City.
Charles McCarthy' ' * "Ono of the Bravest"
will be the attraction nt the Furnnm street
theater commencing Sunday , August 14 , and
continuing for live nights with the usual
matinees. "One of the Bravest" is ono of
the strongest sensational dramas on the road
Ibis season , blx beautiful snow white
Arabian horses era used in Ibis production ,
also a real sioafli lire engine and a hose car
riage. The great icnllstlc lira scene In the
second act Is really a grand ploco of slnco
realism , und the two llttlo ohilaron , Herblo
nnd Helen , nro wonders. They air onlv ( I
ycar.s of ugo , but tboro singing uud dunclng
uro praised by press nnd public alike Wil
liam Cronln , tha king of Irish comedy , ttcaps
the audtcnco In convulsions from the rise to
the fall of the curtain.
\VcinlxTB-C iriciiter.
A pleasant wedding took place In Grand
Island Thursday evening , Hov. T. C. Clark
oOlcIailng. Although neither tbo bride nor
croom are residents of Grand Island , both
have qulio n number of acquaintances nnd
worm friends thoro. Tbo bridegroom , Mr.
C. A. Wcliiborg , Is u resident of Oirntm and
occupies u position as ono of the managers of
N. B. Falconer's houso. He has made him
self very popular. The brldo wns Miss
Wealthy S. Carpenter of Uoclc Springs , Wyo. .
a nolcu of Mr. Ed Lord of Grand Island. She
was becomingly uttlrodfiu n reception toilet
of beige lansdown. TiUere were present only
a few friends of tbo family who were enter-
Inlnod in a charming manner by Miss Ida
Lord , an uunt of tha , bride. Mr. and Mrs.
, Wclnburg came to Omaha last night.
s Bull Durham
Made a record long' years ago ,
which has never been beaten or
approached. It has not to-day ,
a good second in popularity. Its
peculiar and uniform excellence
pleases the men of to-day as it
did their fathers before them.
Great Bull flovement. " Sold wherever tobacco issmoked.
BULL DURHAM
la a mild and pleasant stimulant which quiets the nerves
and in no way excites or deranges the system. In this
respect it is distinctive. It gives the most solid com
fort with no unpleasant effects. Made only by
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co. , Durham , N. C ,
Beer ?
COLD AND ENJOYED EVERYV'HITRR.
? Perhaps you think you know a
0 "Yale" Key when you see it ,
< > but don't be too sure.
I
bSft
. It looks just like this , and always $
$ bears the word "YALE. " |
v T
It's easy to tell the tme from tbe faUe /
FOB , SALE.
Best Stock in OmeEia
Out of "Modjoska , " by"3alTori1 , " ho by
Chnmplinliinnon. "Salford" is litter
brother to tlio largest dop ever raised
in America. Full pedigree of pups on
application. Address ,
511 South 12th Street , Omaha , Nob.
Anew an I Comntclo Treatment , conilitltu or
SuppoiUurloi. Olntmont In ' ' .iinului , ulao In Dot
nnd I'HN : n I'oilllvo Cure for Kxtornul. Intertill
blliidorUloailliuItching , Chronic , Itecjntor llurj II-
tnry files. T.ili llerneJy hu never bran known to
fall , tlpor boi Uforj ; unlliy m.ill , WhyBiuiui from
IhUturrlbtti cll oiso wlia a wtlU3n KU irintuJ H
uomtlTclyKlfon wltliG hoxoi orrorim.l tlio monuy l (
not cured > entl Btamp for free binuplo. ( iiiir.inteo
Issued by Ivuhn & ( ' . , Druciiliti , Solo Acenta , corner
litl' und Duuela * itrcota , utuulin. Nob.
J r.T.C. Vlb'b NttKVIS AND II11A1NT11ICA.T
MENT.u8iollc ; ! fur llysturlit IlltiUuu , Hti , Neil
nilKln , lluuUucli ? , Nervous I'roatr.iton ciusoJ b/
alcohol or lob icon.Vnkefulneia , .Mont it Djiirji-
tlon , oltnc 50f tlu Ilriln. c.iuilu'lru.inltiiilDDry
dccuy.death. I'ronntuio Old AKO , llarreuufi. l.uii
of 1'unerln cither ox , Impotence , Ijoucjrrlui and
nil Fouinlo Wciknuasis. Involuntary IxjjiOJ , tiper-
mnlorrlioj c.iusoJ by uver-eiortlon of I'll briln
boIf-iibU'Oorer-hiiliilLMnco. A month' * trjutaimt
fl.lj forf'i. by mill , Wuxiiirnntocjnlx biixeii to curj
Knch onlor fori'i bJtoi. wllli $5 will BJII ! written
Kuarantvoto roftiml If notcurjl Uuurmtoo liiual
only by Theodore. P. I.onla ilriuelit , i-olo aiiouu
Boutbcast corner Itjth nntl Fnrnnin rt8 . Omiba
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SflNATIVO , " the
Wonderful HpiMilari
Itrincdy , la soli ! with a
Written Guarantee
ticure nil f.ei otm Jus
tuses. Euih usfnV -
Uniory , Lara if Hiula
1'owcr , Ilcniluclic.
WokttulncjB. l.ootilr.n
liood , KcroiiRneM , IAS-
Eltudc , nil ( Imliu and
Before & After Uso. losi of | inner cf the
Photographed from life. Oonerallvo Oifani In
cltlicr per. cnusm by
ovi'l- > -xi'itlnii , > oiltlifiil IlidUciellmiK.or the p < T U
aseoftnl iitTo. ( ijiluni , 01 ttlmiilnnt.lt , ulikh iilUiunlrty
Irml In InlniiUjOiM ! inii | > lliii iiiul Icisinllv I'm up
In cimtcnlcnt fin m t carry In tlic\ t juiLkit. 1'ilcc
fl a pncUngc , or tf for ? 5. \\lthc\orj ( 'ioi < lt-i eiltea
\vrltton Biiaranteo to euro or rofutul the
monoy. M-ntliy mill : to nii > ml lr s. C'litnlni frte
In j'lnln envelope > Untlon thin pnjer Aiiiiir&t ,
MADRID CHEMICAL CO. llrnmli OiT.ce fui U. a. A
358 DrnilKirn Street , ClIIUAnO , II.U
FOR 8AI.E IN OX'AIIA. KEB. , BY
Kuhn & Co. , Co.r 1 Jtli & VOVK\M \ fits
* A rullf r & Cn. . Cor Hli !
FROM THE "PACIFIC JOURIJA& . "
"A jrJiit Inx'eiitloii has IHTII iiiad t > y Dr.
Tntt. That eminent chemist has ]
a
or
\v1ilci ! iinllntrs natiiro lo perfection ; It nets
InstaiitaiK'iiiixly anil N pcrfrctly liariulcsx. "
1'rlff , S > 1. Ulllcu , at ) A : 41 Park I'luce , N. Y.
W. C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Director , Embalmar
14 N. Main Street ,
COUMO1L , UL.UFKS.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Cnunjll llluti
Capital Btco'f . 3/ . > , O 3
burpluaunJ Profits . HUOOJ
NotO.ipllul nnl Surplus . ( IVllO.oltJ
nirootorJ. . l > . HI nuilui. a. I , a urirt. .f. )
Olcnion , K. U. Ilirt , I. A. Ullllr , J. V. Illailun
TiilClmrloi Itllannin. . Tr.itniofionor.il bknlc *
liiKbiuuiuis. Iv.ir-'ej1. c iplt il ui
onybHiilcIii K'outhwoilorn IIIW.L
INTEREST ON TI.MS3 DEO3rr J
NOTICE TO PHOI'EUTyOWNKICS ,
AGENTS AND LESSKES.
Iiiimrsiutnioof nrdlnunvo o. : iuui. rjijnlr-
liii : wuturand KUHcornuutlons 10 bo nutuu In
iiiul within tbo curl ) lines nn uurtiln H iron Is.
and alloy In Htrcol Inipriiveinont DlnlrlulH
Nos , 400 , 171. 472 and -I7.V In thu olty of Uinnhn ,
you aru hereby noltliod to initko all nin-omury
connoctlona with water and trim inuliis. or lul-
turalH , anil to coniplolu suoli work on or before
AtiKUul"4tli , IMl.1. us It In the pnrpobo to D.IVU
the stroota fin. I alloy In the said illHlrlets , nnd
innru particularly ilunorlbod us follnwa. to-wll :
No. M : ' . .ird Hlruut from north line of Mlehl-
t'an Ktiiiut In Nicholas strciil.
No. 471 Mill iivoiino from I.oiivoinvorth
direct to Muroy hlrcot.
No. iTi i''nd slrcot from 1'oppluton iivuiiuo
to it point miil M-100 foot Mintli of I'opptotun
avenue. boltiK iho noiitli line of tiixlolUQIn
Euellon . anil
No. 47A-Allov In block HI7 from 20thslreo ( . lo
SlhtHiruot. In the oltv of Uniahii.
Dutcd utUinuhu , Nob. , thin 10th day of Au.
gust , Ib'Ji
1' . \ \ ' . IIIHICIIAUSKII.
Chulrmun Hoard of I'ubilu Works.
SIJJ50JAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
I/1OH HAL1J ( iood U-rodin UwullliiK HPur U.
A ? 1' , transfer. I'rluo ( . ' .Uio. Will tuko horses
und oalllo In part uujr. _ I1 II. Hlioufu.
'
TTujii'SALI'f Creuiiicry , wcTTlocBteil In NoL -
-L braska. tlolnv uood bunlncs . Will tuko
uurtiuir or tell entire business at u bargain
U. II. bUcafw.
MADE ONLY BY
> i.K.FAIRBANK & CO. CHICAGO.
THE SOUTHWICK
A12 Ton a Day Mticliiiio for a 10 Toil a Day Price.
OUR WARRANTY GOES WITH EACH MACHINE ,
Tlio SOUTIIWIOK . 1IAMNG PUKSS , Is a two-hor-so. full-oirolo nmohlno. . H has the lorgoil
feed oponln ) ; o. any Coiitlntiuua-ltallnK Doublu-blrolio 1'icss In Iho world.
Bales Tight. Draft Light.
Construction the Best.
Capacity , , Durability-All .
8andwich ManilfaBtting Bo. ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
$ M UnWAKU I.oit. between 'III I'aik
avcnuo unit Miina\v.i , lady's K"'il wati'h'
inono rain "S. Mel * " ( Mu Mclnlni on bnuk.
Kcttirn to IJjo ollk'o. Council Illuirs , or J. T.
Oliver , 8 1'o.irl stroot.
FOH f-AIK Inipiovcd JlP-ncru htocU farm
In western lowii , til ; ISOamifarm , J.'J ; liU-
acres. J.U Johnston & Van fatten.
irOK n.\OIIANGi-A olcurlot for liorio and
JbtntKy ur tuiiin. OreenslilcltU , Nicholson &
Co. , U''l
KXCIIANCin Improved farm , Joins
coiporallon of Missouri Valley , for a resi
dence In Council Itlnlls. UreenshloMs.NlehoI-
50U & Co. , (131 ( Hi on U\uy.
FOR KXOIIAXGi : A J.'I.OOU stock of < lrucs
for rcbldoni'o In Council Ilutr8 ! , or for land.
Grci'iishlclds Nleholson A , Co , G l llroadway.
TPO 1IUV Wo huvo a cash customer for a
soctlon of land 1W miles of Omaha. Groen-
Bhlolds. Nicholson & Co. . G'Jl ltrd.ulw.iy.
TTIOU KXCIIANOK-ira-acro Improved farm ,
-L elear of Ineninbr.inue , In Ilutlcr county ,
Kansas , 4 miles from rallio.id , for Coutioil
1lull's ! propoitr. UreonshlcldB. Muho bon &
Co , UJ1 Hroadway.
FOR CXCIIAXGI- nlco B-room IIOIIRII ,
uciod him , for sale chcnp , and will ftl.ea
Micant lot In p ir' , payment. Grocnshloldx ,
Nicholson & Co. , li.'l Ilioudway.
T71OU KENT A pleasant Imy window room.
Jfurnlshod , InonlroTui ! I'lrst avuniio.
MONl'.V loani'd at ( I pur cent nn Council
lllulfs re.sldeneo projjerty. I' . II. She.ifi' .
WANTK1) . An expurlpnced loil C'stuto
s ilesni.in. one neitia | nto I with city
vnlues. Stilary Sl.v'OJ lltsiyo.tr. E. 11. Shbafu.
FOR SAI/K. I'lornla or.in o u-roxe ; will
liado for Council Hlnlls orOmaha prop
erty. II 11 , Mioifo.
TJT ( > R Ili\T. : the His man tciiiitoncp. iil : Pitrk
i- ave ; In iiootl rttgialr and all modem con
veniences. RontJ'iO ) . 1' . II , bheafe.
V\/ANTii : ) Yonni man to work In town I
T > niul on farm as tciinlrod , Apii y to J < lOJIl-
ant U\eieit. ollice. 1'earl street , No. 1(1. (
WANTED-A well dig 'cr to dls 4 or 5 wo'ls
and talio Ills pay In horses. Apnlvtn
Leonard Kvorelt , 1'u.irl fill out. Council limits ,
lu.
FOR SAIjll 1'lvo ncrog of garden ground
near Iho city. Will tal.o an iinlncum-
bercd elty lot ! n putt p.ivmont nnd nlvo 10
years time for the p mnontof Iho b.ilanu ) at
Dorcuiit Interest. Apply to Leonard Kvor-
elt. Hi I'oarl stioot. Council Ilium , , la.
\\7ANTT.I ) Hy a youni : iadv. fiirn'.shed
r loom with I'O ird , south of Hroadway and
list of Ninth street. A ( ! ' , lleo olllco.
FOH fcA'.r : Hotel. 4Ji rooms , located In
southern Nob. , rtoln t a thriving huslni'ss.
J..SUO huvs build \\K \ and furn.turo Will tiado
for iniUo. I' . II. Shnafe.
TTlOUSAI.r : Hardware stock In cenlr.il Neh.
-E Will InvolcuU'tOJ. U II Shoufc.
I'OK SAIjK Choiceht farm In rottawatta-
nile Co. . 4IM acres , well located and 1m-
imixod. 1'rlco 4U an acre. K. II. hheafo.
I.AAHU and city lo ma at lowest rates.
-L1 Iteal esfilo for silo.
DwollliiK an I business ront-ils.
Money loaned for loc.il Investors.
2311'o.irl alrent. 1.0111:00 & Towln ,
IK YOU have ii'iyllilir for R'llo or Irado HJO
1C. II , tilidifo , llrovlway and Main Htront.
| j Oil HUNT Uwoilln.'Kln all | urts of Iho
-L city. M 11 , hhoafo , llrj.idiv.iy anil Main
\\7ANTKD-Kastorn Nuliraik-i l.iuds In o < -
< > ehatiKii for Oouncll Illulfi iiroparty. R 11 ,
Bhonfo. llroiiiwav and M.iln alrojt.
I'OH SAI.li On small payments , fruit an1
K'irdcii ' Ian I noir Council lllnlN 12. 11 ,
i-houfc. Hroadw.iy aiul Main Ntroot ,
Oil SAI.K Allilon Kjller mills on lloono
river. Neb. ; tlnest w.iturp.iwor lu the atato
duvolophiK I-1 horHo power w.iior entire yo ir :
dally oipaulty , IUO barrels : in.iulilncrv anil
rippurtcuiineeseoniplotelii every ilut ill.j 1
frame residence ; h acres ot lanl , tlt.o nurfoit :
price , J S/UU ! will mien nnlNiprovol oasteni
Neliraxka land. R II , hlnufo.
FOK HAM : lowi farms In I'ottawatt.imlu
and adjolnlni ; countlus. R II. hhcafu.
FOH SAUv llotols nii'i restaurants In Iowa
and Nobrama , doln ? prjllt iblo bnslnim
nnd well located ; will Ulo land In p.irt tradu ;
wrltufurilul.tlU. K. U. aiiuafe.
I71OK SAl K 8J aorosof u'ooJ I ind mil now
-L cotl iL-e. with fo ir ii'jro-i land In Warnurs-
vllle , Noli.i ull modoni Imurovonrint-ii will
oxchaiKofor u pliiuant cottt o frjj of In-
eniiiliranco In Council lllulN or Omih.i. :
K , II. Hhoafe.
" 1/IOK SAhK Ono of the Drl ( litest , an I mnit
Jlualr.iblo ( ho'iioi In thu city , on 4th ave t
modern in ull ruKjio-ts. Mnht HO | | , and will
Buerillve. Address l > lit , llee ollice.
1/iUlt &AI.K H'-aoro ' ranch In Ulnirr/Ui.
-L1 Nob. ( iood hay lutid , Hploudld rano fo.1
outllc. Mco coliauo , Mtablo and out. build-
limn In food rep ilr , plenty w itor , lljst liin.l
In the eounty : will Hull eheap. Wrlto for do *
tall * 1C. H. iiliimfe.
T OfcT A Columbia h oycln. A row.ird will
XJuo naid for Its return 10 J. R. K , McUuc.
\\TANTICD llatdwnro stock In small-
TT wckiern Iowa for Bjiut caHli. JJ , II , bheafu
STUAVKD-llod and > rho | ( cow , no horns.
Bfiitt lioiisc' , North Main street.
FOUND A Ktnall | nir o containing monoy.
Owner eun have i. into by proving pruporly
and piiyln/ for IhU'nollco. . U. A , I.OUCKH , U.'j
Third ulnn'l.
w ; ) - girl for ecnorul hou o-
wont ut Tretuoat houia.
Mciiicil a.d Surfi
Eye fi liar
INFIRMARY
FOH. T1-IIS
TREATMENT
OP ALL
ErM fncllltlos , npparattti na-nolia
for sitccosstu. troilniBiitof ivury/orm
of dlsoaso ruiiiilrln ; u.udlcul or ' *
Biir-lo.il iroiittnuiit
M boas for putlunts. lioinl nnl nttandana * .
, . "l nooomoJutioiis in the wo c.
Wr.to for elrciilars on dotonnlUoi nnl
br.icos. Irussos. olnlj fout , oirv.iturji ( if inlns ,
lilies , tumors o incur , u it irrli , bronoliltls , in-
hiiliuloii.o oclrlclty , pinilysls. oullouiy , klJ.
uov. bin Jclur. oyo. ear. skin un I blorU imd alt
.
A st'EoiAbTvr.
OP WniUPM
Ut YrUmuH iiookiisono , ) or
\Voniun I''UICI'X Wu liuvulittolyr IK ! led u lyln-
Jnilup irtcnoiit for woinun clurlue conlliioiuonti.
slrlullv nr v.ilu.l Umv Kollablo MoJlo.il la *
tlitutoiimkln ? n Himul illy o.
, ,
All II end DUu.isdi Hiic.-cossfully troiloL
byihllltlu 1'olsoti rciuovcil from thu uymoia
without imirunry. Now ilumoratlvo 'L'roat-
ineiil for Loss of VITAh I'UWiilt. 1'ursotiS un-
ublo to vK.t ui IIKIV lie Iru ilu.l at homo by
( orrosiioii unco. All co.iiiiiiinluiitlon-i uonll-
uiinll.il Alol chit's or nislrii iinnti suut oy
inn I oro.xpross , souuruiy p.icUo'l , no in ir < 8 to
luil ciiluconluntsor Biindur. Una iicrsoiinl In-
lurv i'w prufurro I. Cull und consult IM or HOIK !
history of your caso. unit wo will auatl In plalu
\\rupliur.oiir
Tfl MFN I'ltBE : IJoon 1'rlv.ito.
cnscs , Impotoncy. Syphllld. Oloot uiU Varlou-
coic , withiiumt on llt. t.
lir.icL's Aiilliuicu-i | ) for Daforinltlai A Trusoi
Onlyiii'inufaotor/ thu Wostof IH1 t' < l H il-
ii'V .iri'1,1 IAOKS , 'fnumtia , KLicumita
It A. TXKU IKUJL.Mt IttSLl .V.
Omaha Medical anil Surglul Inslilute ,
26th and Broadway , Oounall BluEfi
Ton in I u n IDS' il lo from cantor of Uinalii oa
Unnilm uiiUOjiiuoH Ulniti olootrlu motor lino.
g. W. PAN6LE , M. D.
Tlio Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience.
11EADKH OF DI8KASK3 OF MEN ANI >
\VOMUN. I'UOrillETOIl OF THIS
WOULD'S II UHItAI. UISl'KN- <
SA11V OF MEDICINE.
/Ireat iho following Diseases ;
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and Lungs ; DIM-
oaficsof the Kyoand Knr , nuund Ai > oplezy , lleurt
Disease , I.Ivor Complaint. Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Doblllty , Mental Depres
sion , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness , DlaUter.llrlKht'a DI'Catc.Bt.VItu * '
Iiuneu , UlicuiimtUm , raraljrli , Whlto cntr ,
Bcrofulu , Fever Borca , Cancers , Tumors
and Flfituln In nno removed without
the knlfo or drawlnc a drop of
blood. Womp.n with her del lea to orcnns ro *
otoruu lo health. Drojuy cured without tapping ,
Speolnl Attention given to private
and Venereal Olsousos of all klnda.
S5O to 880O forfeit fur any Venereal Dls
ease I cannot euro without moroury.
Tape Worms removed In lwt or llirco hours , or u
juy. 1I < mnrrliolilK or 1'lloa cured.
TIIO.SK WHO AIII5 AIM'MCTEO
Wllleavo llfo and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or utlng
DR. G. W. PAIIGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlio only I'hyilclnn whn can tell -what ull *
a'jierton without anUliij ; a < jueitlon ,
All correspondence strlctlvconfldentUI. Mcdloln *
sent by oxpruix Address all lclt n lo
G , W , Pangle , M , D
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