TIIK OMAHA DAILY JU2K: SUNDAY. Jn'OVEMBET? 18, 1900.
Telephones 618-G04.
lice, Nov. IS, 1000.
LOOKS BAD FOR MINISTERS
his IStoT1
X AiAO kJjJL J Seeks more business on the basis of your
you to come here because it will pay you. Investigate.
Black Dress Goods Bargains-
We rannot speak to extravagantly of the
Htitr nillil nnnorliinltv offered liv nur CCT
l'UICK.S on high clnss IUiick Dress Goods. I
Ktcry day showa an lticrro.no In dales, I
which In r Merit enough thut our low prlres
en these flno goods are appreciated, j
$1.2.') Iieroln Novelty, on unit- now ut
$1 00 ynnl.
I2.2S Parisian Novelty, heatttlftil luatcr,
very popular for skirts or full nulla,
now tl.7ii yard.
13.00 I'nrlHlan SHU nnd Wool Mntnlasoi
one of thlH season's liHtidsnmcbt ma
terials, now $2.60 yard.
Colored Dress
Goods
This reason's
tailor-marie
suits are very
popular, but quietly beauti
ful, striking, and Btylteh and
tho cloth used has a great deal to do with
it. Wo hnvo a splendid showing of these
much wanted materials.
STYLISH CHEVIOTS, splendid value,
25c yard.
CAMEL'S HAIR CHEVIOT, 38 Inches
wide, 60o yard.
TAILOIl SUITINGS, beautiful, rich
finish, 00c yard.
VENETIANS tho one most popular
high clnss material for tullor-made
Hulls, we have reached out with a
long arm, and have brought together
. the moat beautiful lino of colors and
Mack ever Bhown In this city, all
new choice colors, nt $1.25, $1.50 nnd
$2.50 n ynnl.
Shirt Special
A line of the
celebrated
Eiglnnie un
laundered white shirts
that heve be
came somewhat
soiled will bo placed on the
counter Monday at one-half price. Wo
bavo nil sizes excepting 16 and 1G!.
Tho regular price of thcHo nro $1.00
each. Your7 cholco Monday of this
soiled lino 50c each.
CO TO SEE VON WALDERSEE
Prince Ohing and Li Hung Ohaug Received
by Commandor of Allies.
PRINCE TUAN IS SAID TO BE UNDER ARREST
Imperial Kdlct Co nil em ill UK to Dentil
Yn llnlfii. (Iiivrrmir of Shan SI. I
Kipectcd liy ill,- 1'urelKucr
lit SlimiKunl.
PEKIN, Thursdny, Nov. 15. Tho commander-in-chief
of tho International forces,
Count von Wnldersee, received Prince Chlng
and LI Hung Chang, tho Chinese peace com
missioners, today nt the Imperial palace.
Von Wnlderseo demanded that the Chinese
troops be withdrawn from tho vicinity of
tho territory occupied by the allied forces,
adding thut If this was done tho despatch
of military expeditions by tho nlllcs would
bo discontinued
LONDON, Nov. 17. A news agency dis
patch from Shanghai says Prlnco Tunn is
nml or arrest at Nlghsla, province) of Shan
81; that Governor Yu Hsleu has been ar
rested at Plnnn, near Stan Fu, and that
Socng, tho director of telegraphs and rail-
Nothing
Tastes Good
And eating Is simply perfunctory
done because It must be.
This is the common complaint of
the dyspeptic.
If eating sparingly would cure dys
pepsia, few would suffer from It long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia,
which Is difficult digestion, Is to give
vigor and tone to the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hood's Sariaparllla cured the niece of
Frank Kay. IOC N St.. South llontnn. Mais.,
who writes that she. hnd been a treat sufferer
from dyspepsia for six years; bad been with
out appetite and had been troubled with sour
stomach and headache. She had tried many
other medicines in vain. Two bottles of
Hood's Snrsaparllla mado her well.
Hood' 9 Sarmaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Don't wait till you are'
worsebut buy a bottle today
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Men's Undcrwcar-r Special
prices to
close out all odd and broken
lines. Note these reductions.
Men's IMbued Fleeced Underwear, ro-
duced from 50c to 2Cc each.
Men's brown L'nderwoar, good heavy
fleeclnB, reduced from 50c to 25c each.
Men's fancy striped wool Underwear,
reduced from Toe to 35c or 3 pair for
$1.00.
Come early for these as they aro
priced very low.
Real Laces What women is
there who does
not admire them?
We havo Just received another choice lot
of Heal Duchcsae, Point and Cluny Lace
Collars and Klcbucs. These, together with
a largo assortment of Duchesso nnd Heal
Valenciennes laco edgings make u flno
allowing. You are Invited to Inspect them,
Duchesne nnd Point Laco Pieces from
$10.00 to $30.00 each.
Duchcsse laco from $2.00 to $0.00 a yard,
Ileal Valenciennes lace edgings ami In-
sertlngs for handkerchlefo from 33c
to $1.75 a yard.
Combs Of every kind, Em
pire side, pompa
dour, dressing, pocket and
barber.
Empire combs nt 20c, 25c, 30c, 35c, 50c,
C6c. 73c, $1.00, $1.25, $2.00 and $2.23
each.
Pompadour ut 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c, 35c and
50c.
Sldo Combs In pairs nt 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c,
60c, 65c, 73c, $1.00 and $1.23.
Dressing Combs ut 10c, 15c. 20c, 25c,
30c, 35c, 10c, 50c, COc and 73c each.
Harbor combs nt 10c, 15c and 20c.
Flno combs at 5c, 10c, 15c, 20o, 25c and
30c.
l'ockot combs at 5c, 10c ,15c and 20c.
Children's Round combs nt Be, 10c, 15c,
20c nnd 25c each.
W Cloae Our Store Saturdays at 6 P. M.
AdEJITS FOR FOSTnil KID GLOVHS A-D MoCALIS P ATTIC HNS.
Thompson, Beldeh &o.
Tilt ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS HOUSE IN OMAHA.
Y. M. O. A. BUILDING), COIt. 10TH AND DOUGLAS ST.
roads, has'memorlnllzed tho throne, de
nouncing Yu Hslen.
The dispatch adds that an edict is expected
condemning Yu Hslen to death.
ROBBER REPUBLIC IN CHINA
HunhIuii Troon KiiKiiife Follower
(if Sliulilciimie mill Capture
Several .uun.
ST. PKTKUSIIUIIO, Nov. 17. Tho Russian
troops aro encountering n robber republic
lying south of Klrln, Manchuria, in tho
mountainous basin of tho Upper Sungnrl.
Tho president of this clan of banditti is n
certain Shnldcnguc. According to general
staff dispatches, Lieutenant Colonol Kurort,
with two companies of Infantry and n
troops of Cossacks, who were reconnoltorlng
recently, collided with Shnldengue nnd two
battalions of Chinese regular troops, who
worn operating with him. Lieutenant
Colonel Uuraff captured two guns In tho
engagement, tlcnernl Koh, n fow days
later, with n mixed Russian force, engaged
3,000 of Shalndcngue'3 followers In tho
snmo pass In which Lieutenant Colonel
Duroff fought tho bandits. General Fob
also took two guns.
General Itennenkampf, with five sotuals
of Cossacks, had a sharp tight on November
11, twenty versta from Herein on tho
Kerelu-Mukdcn rond, with Chinese regular
troops. T.wonty Cossacks wero killed nnd
twenty were wounded
A recunnalasnnce devolopcd tho fact that
Mogaesshnn Is enclosed with n stono wall
eighteen foot high and that tho inner city
also is walled.
PAY FOR MISSION PROPERTY
Chinese Orilrr tin- Flrat Inatnllmtut
Turnrd Over to Aiucr
lenn Coimul.
CANTON, Nov. 17. The American consul
hero has been notified that tho Board of
Itccrnstructlon has bebn ordered to pay
$10,000 us the first Installment In settle
ment of American claims. All the con
suls aro pressing for Indemnity for the de
stroyed missions. A special deputy has
been appointed for each district to estimate
the damage done, the Chinese apparently
realizing thut settlement of tho claims is
the only method of ridding Canton of for
eign gunboats,
A lire has occurred here which destroyed
between 200 nnd 30U houses,
HELPED IN THE MASSACRES
Tirlnr Mtirnluil uml Chlnear Ofllcer to
I'uy Penult) for Alilluur He
cent AtrooltieN.
PAUIS. No. 17. At n council of tho mln-
tntors today M. DulcaBse, the French minis
ter of foreign affairs, announced that tho
ministers at Peklu had transmitted to their
respective governments a number of articles
I of thelt Joint noto nnd they contemplated
(Town.)
Omuha, Neb.
:
Some new.
pretty styles
in Flannel
Waists came in Saturday, the
colors are particulary pretty,
the stylo Is tho sailor effects.
The price Is $5.00.
neutrino brown Martin Mutta wo mako
a specialty of Mnrtln Fur, the muff
which wo sell for" JS.50 Is the samo as
you usually pay $10.00 and $12.00 for.
Pretty Petticoats in nil tho new and
Into styles nrtlstlc offectB In flno
lllnck Mercerized goods at $2.30, $3.00
$3.50, $4.00 and $4.50.
llnndsome Coats made with the now
half fitting back In all tho now
lengths and most desirable shades,
from $10.00 to $43.00.
Tnllor-mndo Suits, exclusive styles In
tho latest blouse effects, nt $20.00,
$25.00 and $30.00. -
A Sill, We havo just receiv
Flannel cri this new material
for shirt waists,
purely all silk; can bo made
without lining, good weight, though tho
fabric Is soft and clinging, all plain colors,
At silk counter, nt $1.00 yard. u
Has No Equal, "The Marvel"
Washable Glove is not spoiled
by perspiration or water.
They can be washed with soap nnd
water and still retain their elasticity
colors pearl, brown nnd black, $2.00
per pair.
Special $1.50 Kid Gloves, reduced to
$1.100 colors pearl, creum, black,
green nnd red.
Leavo your kid gloves hero to bo
cleaned.
adding six points to those already reached as
a busts fur peace negotiations,
A dispatch from General Voyron, tho com
mander of tho French forces In China, said
the I'rcnch column returning from Pao Ting
Fu had occupied tho Imperial tombs 100 ki
lometers southwest of Pekln. French and
Kusslan forces, the dispatch also said, occu
pied tho tombs situated tho samo distance
from Pekln.
Tho French commander also announced
that a Turtnr marshal and h Chtncso officer
hnd been condemned to death by an Inter
national commission for having participated
In tho massucrcs. Tho conditions wero
quieter In the vicinity of Pao Ting Fu,
though some Hoxers wero still there.
STANDS IN AWE OF FRANCE
Cantoni'Nc Aver 'I'll ti t n Cerlnln lovor
llim Deinnnileil l.em i to (Jnrrlnon
I'olnt ot VuiltiiKi.
HONG KONG, Nov. 17. Chlneso officials
aver that n certain power has domanded
lenvo to place troops upon a hill over
looking Canton. No foreign nuthorlty con
firms tho nssertton, but tho Cantoneso
continue to fenr French designs upon tho
city.
TRIBUTES OF RICE STOPPED
Vlciro'M of Yiinnr Tmc Afrnlil That
Shipment to Tnunir Yu Will
Hi; Iiiteruentnl.
TIEN TSIN, Nov. 17. Tho viceroys of the
Yang Tse region havo stopped tho ship
ment of tributes of rlco to Tsnng Yu, being
afraid they will be intercepted Tho court.
It Is evident, will proceed to Chen Tu.
DEATH RECORD.
W. .M. 1'ullor.
William McPhersou Fuller, 40 years of
age, for more than fourteen years a travel
ing salesman for 13. E. Druco & Co., died
November H after a protracted Illness. Tho
funeral will bo held today from All Saints'
church, nfter u brief ceremony ut the resi
dence, 4110 Lafayette nvenuc; Interment nt
Forest Lawn cemetery tinder nusplces of
Covert lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons.
Mr. Fuller met with nlngular success as
a traveling salesman, was popular with his
patrons and buslnebs nssoclate3 and was
hold In high esteem by his firm. Ho was
best known perhaps In the Elkhom country
aud Illack Hills. Last summer he traveled
for his henlth throughout Arizona and
Texas, during which tlmo his employers
continued his salary.
Two lllil Settle.
STORM LAKE, In., Nov. 17. (Special.)
Oliver Rao died Wednesday, Inst, , of
pleurisy and heart failure. Ho was 59
years old and had lived In Storm
Lake, slnco 1882. Tho funeral took place
Erlday afternoon.
On Thursday, November 15, MrB. tleorgo
llrown passed nway after a long period of
tntouse suffering from catarrh of tho
stomach. She wn3 years of age, tho
wife of a prominent merchant, nnd lo
cated In this city twenty-two years ago.
The funeral will bo held from tho Metho
dist church, Sunday, November 18.
Mr. AiiKiistn llrli.
WEST POINT, NVh., Nov. 17. (Specinl.)
Tho remains of Mrs. Augusta Motz, aged
62 years, who died In Omaha Wednesday
night, wero Interred today In tho public
cemetery under the auspices of the Gorman
Lutheran church, Hov. A. R. E. Oelschlaeger
officiating. She leaves four daughters, Mrs,
Frank Drahos of npemer, Mrs. Charles
Korh of this plnco, Miss Elslo Motz of the
Millard hotel, Omaha, and Miss Antonla
Mctz. Tho deceased was ono of tho pio
neer women of West Point, having boen
the widow of ono of Cuming county's first
county clerkr. She was n' wqinnn of great
New French
Flannel Waists
uyji"-
self interest, and asks
Blankets
No mat
ter what
price you
want to
pay for a
lilnliL-nl
no matter
what
weight, what size or what
stylo you prefer tho assort
ment hero Justly satisfies you nnd you buy
with tho knowledgo that It's tho most for
your money obtnlnablo anywhere.
Gray Fleeced lllankets, size 51x74 In
ches, nt 55c and 75c a pair.
All white, without border, Fleeced
lllnnketa nt 70c, $1.00, $1.25 pair.
Grny heavy fleeced, nlze 66xS0, nt $1.00,
$1.25, $1.35, $1.50 nnd $1.65 a pair.
Gray, tan or white, extra largo size,
72x81 inches, henvy Fleeced Hlankets
nt $1.75, $1.85, $2.00 pair.
All wool whlto lllankets, houvy quality,
Blzu 60x72, at $3.20 a pair.
Slzo 66x80, at $3.S0 n pair.
All wool gray Blankets nt $3.60, $4.40,
$5.00, $5.25, $6.00, $6.75, $7.50, $8.50,
$10.00 n pair.
All wool whlto lllankets at $4.00, $1.50,
$5.00, $5.50, $6.00, $6.50, $7.00, $7.50.
$8.50, $9.00. $10.00, $11.00, $12.00 n
pair.
Plaid Dlnnkots, all wool, ut $3.50. $4.75,
$5.00, $6.00, $6.50 a pair.
Corset
Bargains in
La Vlda--
We've too
many sorts of
corsets, so
wlien we
found these
two stylos
with sizes missing instead of
filling up stock we drop the price to send
them out quickly.
"La Vlda" corset, low bust nnd medi
um short hip; made of coutollo bono
with genuine whalebone. It Is need
less to say anything in regard to fit,
"La Vlda" Is guarantee enough for
that. Regular price $2.75, reduced to
$1.50 each.
"La Vlda," long waist, boned with real
whalohone, black or white, regular
prices $3.50 and $3.00, reduced to $1.75
each.
Splendid bargains In corsets if wo have
your size.
forco of character and possossod of many
graces of mind nnd heart.
Joieith ArmbrnKter.
WEST POINT, Neb., Nov. 17. (Special.)
Joseph Armbruster, ono of the best known
farmers In Monterey proclnct, In this
county, died last week and was burled In
the cemetery of Ht. Ilonlfaco in Monterey
on Wednesday. He had resided In Cuming
county continually for thirty years. Ho
was 53 years of ago and leaves six chil
dren and largo and vnluablo estato.
The causo of his death was typhoid fever.
Mi-n. ,1, II, Cope.
HUMUOLDT, Nob., Nov. 17. (Spoclal.)
Mrs. J. II. Copo, an olderly Indy, who has
for tho lust twenty years made her homo
hero, died ns the result of n paralytic
stroko which camo upon her Inst week. The
deceased leaves n husband and threo small
Children. IlCV. J. II. nnnrv rnniliinln.l M,.
funeral service at the Christian church
and tho Intermonl took placo nt tho city
cemetery.
.Mm. Willie Inilnn Ilopcr.
WEST POINT. Neb., Nov. 17. (Special.)
Mrs. Wllhelmlna Hopcrs died In tho hos
pitnl at Sioux City, la., nnd was Interred
In tho German Lutheran cemetery in this
place yesterday afternoon. Deceased was
an old resident of this county, a widow,
leaving three children.
1IU-H lii the Philippine..
AHERDEEN, S. D Nov. 17. (Special.)
Senator Kyln la advised by the Wnr depart
ment that Eltan J. Humsey of Columbia
died in the Philippines on October 21. Ho
was a member of Troop L of tho regular
army.
ODD FELLOWS TO MEET
SoTerelKii (irnnd 1.ou"k to t'onaliler
AduiUnloii of Deli-Kitten from
Torelirn Count rlen.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17.-Indlana grand
lodgo of Odd Fellows' ofllcers today mado
arrangements for tho meeting of tho sover
eign grand lodge lu this city Soptcniber
15 to 21 of next year. It was agreed to
offer prizes aggregating $1,000 for drills and
considerable sum3 for prizes for degreo
work. A parade nnd display of fireworks
will bo features of tho meeting. Thoro
nro 1S6 members of tho sovereign grand
lodge.
Tho convention will net on n constitu
tional amendment for tho admission of dele
gates from Germany. Australia and other
countries. Tho delegate tepresentatlon is
now confined to tho United States nnd
Canada,
HYMENEAL.
Ktvl n uY wiener.
COLCMIIUS, Neb., Nov. 17. (Special.)
Mr. L. A. Ewlng and Miss Cella Wagner
wero married this morning at St. llona
ventura's Catholic church, Rev. Father
Kollmyer officiating. Them was a largo
numbor of Invited frlonds present to wit
ness tho ceremony. Mr. Ewlng Is u news
paper man well known In Omaha nnd Lin
coln, and Is connected with tho Humphrey
Democrat. Tho brldo Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner, nnd has lived
here five years, coining from West Point.
YouiiK-SloiiQlioeker.
SIDNEY, Neb., Nov. 17. (Special Telo
gram.) At tho rpstdenro of tho county
Judge l.i this city, Miss Ilortha Stonohockor
of Mllo, Neb., was mnrrleif to Georgo II.
Young of Kirk, 8, D Judge Sanders offici
ating. Stnnn the t'nnuli it ml tlnrki OR the
Colli.
Laxative Rroino-Qulnlne Tablets cure a
cold in one day, No Cure, No Pay. Price
25 centr.
r
Cabinet Officials Mixed Up with a Large
Nnmbcr of Corporations.
CHAMBERLAIN HIE CHIEF OFFENDER
Another Moue -Mnl Inn Selienio of
llli Im llrniiKlit to l,lht 1'rlN
oiiem llmirteretl In II I
limine,
LONDON, Nov. IT. Minimum news nnd
maximum rain were tho distinguishing
features of tho week. Such gloomy, wet
dnys ns have been experienced hero recently
nro unusual, even for Londs'i. Joseph
Chamberlain, thnt central figure In Ilrltlsh
politics, can congratulate himself, for more
reasons than one, upon his nbsenco from his
murky, native land. He Is disporting hltu
elf on the tunny .Mediterranean. Thus, tho
colonial secretary Is temporarily snfe from
the effects of tho vigorous personal attacks
which continue to be unide upon him by
tho liberals, from Sir Henry Cnmpbell-IUiu-ncrmun
down, Tho latest nnd most Im
portant of these Is a statement made by tho
Morning Lender, showing Mr. Chamberlnln
holds 7,000 of shares In the Colombo Com
mercial company, which Is lecelvlng largo
contracts for housing Doer prisoners In
Ceylon. What makes tho caso still mom
damaging is tho fact that Mr. Chamberlain
sanctioned, ns colonial secretary, u regula
tion In til down by the governor of Ceylon,
strictly prohibiting nny olllcer of tho locnl
government from interesting himself or his
family In prlvnto business In other words,
Mr. Chamberlain forbids his Fiibnrdlnates,
under pain of severo penalties, to do what
he himself Is doing on a large scale. It
now seems Impossible for Mr. Chamberlain
to avoid explanations, for which ho will
undoubtedly be utked, when Parliament re
assembles. All Are In the 11o.
Another feature In the samo connection,
of which tho liberals nro making not u Uttlo
capital, Is the extraordinary number of
directorships in private companies held by
government officials. Of tho twenty cabinet
ministers, thirteen nre directors, while be
tween tho thirty-six ministers, twenty-seven
directorships nro held. The list begins with
Lord Salisbury, which assists with nn In
surance company, nnd Includes Lord Sel
borne, who Is both first lord of tho ad
mlrnlty and a director of the Ponlnsulnr A
Orlcntnl Steamship company, Mr. Gerald
Hal four, who unites a directorship Iti nn
aluminum compnny with the presidency of
tho Hoard of Trade, nnd many other In
congruous associations, several of the com
panies holng financially desercdlted. With
auch flagrnutly weak spots In tho armor of
tho new cabinet It Is no wonder tho liberals
are Imploring Lord Roaebcrry to lend tho
party. Sir Henry Campbell-Banuernian's
uppcal to tho cx-premler only voiced the
feeling of tho majority of tho party, but
It was accompanied by such bitter denuncia
tions of the so-called Imperialists that It
can scarcely bo expected to produce much
result.
American enterprise In Great Ilrltaln now
promises to revolutionize tho methods of
tho War office. The problem of transporta
tion of stores, guns nnd men over a coun
try having no railroads has long exercised
the nrray experts. Traction engines,
bullocks, elephants, horses nnd mules have
been tried with only moderate success.
With tho view of displacing theso n series
of experiments Is occurring in England, bo
fore a War ofHco commission, in which an
America motor car, suitable for war serv
ice, having on board tho driver, an Ameri
can, and tho inventor, attained a spoed
of thirty miles an hour on gruss, going
over obstaclos and undulations without tho
slightest difficulty or injury. Further trials
arc still necessary, but tho British' officers
were fvaorably impressed with tho per
formance of the motor car and nro likely
to recommend its adoption by tho War
office.
Itnneor AkiIi AnierlvmiN.
Tho fact that so conservative a paper
us Punch devotos n enrtoon this week to
the representation of nn American Jorke
porchud ot a horse's neck, while the trainer
saya: "Now, this horso Is ns fit ns chem
icals can make him; you have got a gal
vanic baddle, nn electric whip and hypo
dermic spurs and If you shin a bit further
up his neck you ought to lick anything
with hair on It," fairly Indicates tho length
to which Ilrltlsh rnncor towurd American
Jockeys has gone. As a lending American
trainer said this week: "It Is true Ameri
cans use liniments and lotions to tako
soronops out of horses. What a few of the
English need Is a lotion to take tho sore
ness out of a fow of their bad losers."
Tho failure of tho ateuarda of tho Jockey
tclub to unnounco any decision after two
days of investigation of Lord Durham's
charges against Lester Keiff lends to tho
belief thnt If any action Is taken it will
appear when Holff applies for a license for
1901. The tone of Lord Durham's letter to
tho stewards of tho Jockej club and tho
personal Inconvenience and financial loss
Hclff has been put tu by the Jockey club
officials' failure to notify him In tlmo of
tho placo of tholr mooting havo served to
create n reaction of sontlment not only
toward Holff, but toward American Jockeys
lu general. Americans who havo watched
tho progress of u crusade ugalnst their
Jockeys nnd traluers point out the sig
nificant fact that sluco their importation
began every Important English race, from
tho flvo-furlong dnsh to tho Derby, has
been run from four to thirty seconds faster
than over before.
There Is a strong Intimation In many
MIND AND FOOD.
Kind of l''ood Hint A tree In the Mlml.
"One of tho most rcmnrknble effects of tho
food Grapo-Nuta Is tho effect on tho mind;
it mnkeH ono fcol buoyant, hopeful and
cheerful," snys Allco L. Glunt of 2122 Ilrond
street, Altoona, Pa. She continues: "As n
result of prolonged mental work 1 was
stricken with paralysis of tho light side
about two years nnd a half ngo. For about
two years I was treated conatuntly with
powerful drugs to stimulate tho ncrvo cen
ters, with only partial success.
"About six months ago I was thentened
with nervous prostration ugaln, when a
frltnd advlsod mo to cat Grape-Nuts food.
I was entirely skeptlcnl concerning uny
bfneflclal results, but, finding tho food very
palatable, I bought pticksge nfter packugo
nnd slnco beginning tho uso of Grape-Nuts
have taken no medicine or nervo tonics of
nny kind and the effect of this perfect food
on ray health Is something very remark
able. All headaches, Insomnia and n dls
agreeablo cough nnd my symptoms of
paralysis have disappeared.
'I am satisfied that all tho Ills that I
havo suffered were luo to tho fart that I
lhcd Just us thnusunds of others who think
they nro well fed, but are in n statu of
senil-smrvatlon, owing to Imperfect ns
Blmilatlou of food. The nervo centers can
not bo properly nourished nnd rebuilt ex
cept by good food and food that ran be
digested nnd assimilated. Grape-Nuts food
Is tho most perfect food I have ever seen
and I know of Its value from practical
results."
This Is another evidence of the fact that
Grnpo-NutH food contains tho phosphate of
potash which unites Uli albumen to make
tho gray matter In the nervo centers and
brain. Any brain worked who values
health, strength and vigor should pay herd
to the character of fond he uses,
SEND FOR FREE SAMPLE
Any peivjon who U sulVoiinji with Imckacliu caused by killing
(rouble, .slccplt'ssncH or a dcMrc (o urinate nflen during the night
can be cured if they will use ( 'miner's Kidney Cure. V'or urinary
and bladder (roubles il is without doubt the acme kidney cure on
the market. If you have weak kidneys commence taking it at,
once. Nine-tenths of female t roubles are traced to (he kidneys.
It is pleasant to tako. It brightens you up. gives you ambition,
drives away that sluggish feeling: gives yon strength and makes
you feel like a different person Testimonials from people who
have used Cramer's, Kidney ami Liver Cure:
II Im t'liNc Wit a Hud One.
OMAHA, June 10, I9X). Cramer Chemical
to., Albiwi, N. V - (lenCenion: Your rem
etl.v for kidney trouble, with which 1 suf-
ir Huveriti yearn, gnve me mien re-1
lief Hint 1 felt In dulv bound to nddress ,
I'fllt It. Id t.... . '.I.... t .1.. ..n ttt..l ,
.,-. iiuii i ieu m (llliv nounn i" nuuren ,
you this letter to sny thnt I do not think i
there Is u medicine todny thnt enunls It
for complaints of tho kidneys. My ease
tt'nn fi t.,.,1 i.a. .. ....i.... . . ii I
In fact, I had ho much i1IntisH thut I was
ortiMi (Mitniu-In tnr to lav nwnk nlphtH. Hoc-
l.iir h... ... .,.-... t . I
(Still IIP 111111 UIIVITll IlillllN 1IL IIIIII'M. I
... ti-uieiiy uuvcriiHeu exieiiftvety i
was Induced to try it. After thu use ot a
few bottles I mil ngulti III perfect lieHlth
tunl Imve tn thank your wonderful remedv
for It. 1 shall recommend It to till my
friends Inning this aim troublo. lleiiiect
fJlly yours, DAVID OI1UIEN.
Nit Other So Good.
,, 2IJ Central Ave, Albnny. N. Y.
.Mr. llniicf.ck. 2120 Hamilton street,
Omiilin, says he has tried miiuv remedies
for kidney cure, b.a until ho tried Cramer's
ho fulled to Hnd one to give him relief; that
niter using Crtdner'n ho felt like u new
man.
It Mntle Him n .etv Man.
James Hlchar.lsitm, Jr., connected with
On Richardson Drug Co.. OiiihIhi. suffered
greatly with kidney trouble. He. Ilko thou
guilds of others, nfter using Cnuncr'M Is
cured nnd u new man once inure, lie Is
g ml to recommend this great remedy to
nil sutTerers nnd en mint iy too much for
Cramer h.
Insist on having Cramer's take no substitute. Samples
mailed free by addressing
CRAMER CHEMICAL CO., Albany, N. Y.
"Force and
Says Dr. Bennett, "Are Absolutely Necessary in
This Age of Rush and Push if You Would Suc
ceed, for the Weak Must Give Way to
the Strong'
A LI, VKAK.KSSi:S AltlSIMJ I'ltOM I DIM it IVIiON AM) H. CHSM l IIOTII
Si:i:S MAY III I'HHl'UCTI.V ft lli:i II V TIIK A IMM.lt ATIO.V 111'
Ki,i:cTUM,iTV Tin: nocroit uv n.wrp.iis n is im.i.c i in iii;i,t to
ccitii kvkiii imiasi: ami tu ism or LOST VITAUI I tMI MAM1IIOII
AM) MAKK YOl! AS AVI1M, AM) S'litll.Mi S .NAiiltll IV'I'IIMICI) VIM
to in: nit. iiK.v.vniT is run nixeo i:iii:ii or ins mivi'iiiiii ok ap-
IM,VI.(! KI.KCTHICITY AM) Till! I MiiCII STATUS tf O III! l K.NT (ilMIS
111.11 TIIK K.YCI.I'SIYK I'SIJ OT II IS MKiilODS IS A ItKWAIII) I OI1 HIS
DISVOKHY M) IlKSKAItCH WHITK l(lt K.YPOSK M' M'HKK (O
'I'll I A I." AM) "1'AV W1I13X YOl AHI2 CI 111311" CO.Ci:it.S.
Y'oti tnko no chances when you begin
treatment with my Electric Uelt. It
will tnuke ou wei
again as utroiiK
mid us vigorous un
Nnturo Intended you
to be. I warrant
the euro in every omo
where 1 recommend
thy treatment of my
Klectrlc Holt; If It will
not cure you 1 will
not sell It to mi. 1
have no illssutlsfletl
patients, nor mn I go
ing to Imve uny. My
Klectrlc licit Is no
xprlment. It repre
pents my years of
hard work, study nnd
money. 1 know ex
nctly whu't It Will do
that Ik why I can
warrant a. cure. If
t.ii Uelt would not
cure the weaknesses of men nnd women
tho public would hnvo discovered the fact
long ago no humbug can keep up n pre
tense very long. The people whom my
Holt hits cured can fin found living out
their lives In henlth nnd cdmfort. hlcc
trlclty Is the Vital and Nervo boree of
everv human being. When thero Is a luck
of Klectrlclty In the system you are slclt.
Nnturo will not Hitpply It. for pcrlmps Na
turn hits been utilised. That Is what my
Helt is for to Miipply what Nature will not.
Dr. Bennett's Electric Belt
Is entirely different from u'.I other Hlor--trlc
Helts. It has soft, Hllkeu. chnmols
covercd sponge, water-chnmber electrodes
that do nway with that frightful burning
and blistering caused by nil other niakei
of belts (if they give a current), which have
bare metal electrodes, upon which yerdl
Kris accumulate. Verdigris Is u deudly
itolson. Soma concerns nttempt to Imltitto
my elect roiles. which urn my exclusive pat
ent, by covering the bare metnl dlsiM with
a thin coating of chnmols or felt, through
which u current of electrlcy cannot puss,
hut through which verdlgrlH wll soak. My
Rlectrlc ltelt can bo renewed when burned
out for only 7.r cents; no other belt can be
renewed for any price and when burned
5 A Is worthless My Hlectrlcal Suspensory
for tho perfect cure of discuses of men free
to euch male patient.
If you Imve lien led Into lmin
one of thewe counterfeit IteltM, mill It
burn you full of'lioles, or If you nre
Hfmltl of the verdlKrlN. or If It le
no current, seiitl It to me un half
price of one of mine.
quarters that Lord Durham's move Is par
ticularly an excuse to curtail Itlchard
Crokcr's English racing career nnd that
tho light against the Intter's horse, Tho
Scotchman 11, wus largely duo to his being
tho owner of that rncer.
l'roepcrlty continues to be the koynoto
of tho theatrical season.
MOCK REFORM IN NEW YORK
District Attorney tlnrdlncr Secures
Many Warrant, hut (initihler
Are Not Afriiltl.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17. District Attorney
Ciardlncr, to whom Mayor Van Wyck, upon
the receipt of Mlshop I'ottcr'a nntl-vlcn
letter, directed u communication requesting
that stops be taken by tho district attor
ney's ofilco to suppress tho vicious condi
tions existing on the cast side, todny flu
cured fifty warrants, returnable tomorrow.
Colonel (Inrdlnnr'H assistants (ecurcd 100
wurrantB when Superintendent McCullough
submitted his evidence nml allldnvlts
against tho disorderly resorts on the east
sltlo, which resulted In three arrests.
In speaking of tho crusade, Colonel Card
Iner said: "We will start whom Illshop
Potter says things aro In such u bad way,
on the east side, and then, If necessary,
the refoim will tnke In other psrtn of the
city. They arc scared pretty badly now on
tho oast sldo slnco my detectives havo
turned their attention in thut direction.'
Tho pool rooms and gambling houses
wero open ns usual todny, undisturbed by
tho wide udvortlsement ot tho Tammany
crufiad.i against vice. Tho only ncemlng
effect of tho publicity that has been given
to Mr. Croker's declaration wus that door
kcepors In tho best patronized resorts for
betting on tho races performed their duty
In something mom than thu perfunctory
manner that ruled curlier In tho week, nnd
patrons who wero not known hul to go
through the form of satisfying the guards
before holng admitted. No person who hud
money and tho wish to bet found any real
tllfllculty In placing wnsors, however, and
tho down town pool rooms wero more than
ordinarily busy.
Tho down town gambling houses, nearly
all of which ure known us day games, nnd
which ure closed n short tlmo ufter busi
ness In tho trttdo renters Is suspended, wero
open in tho afternoon In tho gaming
establishments of tho tenderloin and hotel
district It was said that there wns no Idea
that a general closlug would bo ordered anil
interference by tho police uas not anticipated
Im, luornte- the llloott.
ALHANV. N Y, March 12, 1SW. Crnimr
Chemlcul Co.. It lias been on mv innTtl to
testify to the beiiellts we have hnd from
the uso of your miiimlli d kidney remedy.
My livther litis milTcred fiom kldnev trouble
for soino time. 'I bis winter ho tried your
remedy and found It nil and more to him
thiiti It promised. He wll! eontluttte to use
It, nml feels certain of nn entire cure. I
hnvo used It myself with Inexpressible re
suits. I feel my whole Hintem entirely ren
ovnted. 1 find that Iteshles curing kltlnev
illsense It nlso nourishes and Invigorates
the blond. Wo nre never without It lu our
family. HOSE Ml'HIlLlCK
Wiin .11 il elt Hull llntui.
OMAHA. July 12, 1U0O.-I win n sufferer
with kidney complaint. Very much run
down and thought It was nil up with me
for nwhlle. I heard of Tamer's and with
a few bottles I was entirely cured 1 ret
onitncnd tilts remedy to nil who nro mik
ami need n good kidney regulator,
AltTlll'lt JONKrf.
Malinger Western Cur Service Association
'lite "IIono" Medicine.
ALHANV. N. Y, Miiv Hi. lNS7.Crnr.icr
Chemlenl Co., Albany, N. V.: 1 can cheer
fully recommend your kidney letiiedy ItK
the "ho:tH" medicine for kidney complaint
The rntitenlM of two bottles has cured me
ami I hltve ordered live hottlcH to be. hch
to my moth -lii-law. who Is suffering from
kidney troub'o. Yours traly.
JOflN HA1TF
Will Power
77
I guarantee mv Hell to euro Sexual. Im
potency. Lost Alanhood. Varicocele. Sper
matorrheu, and all Sexual Weaknesses In
either icx; restore .Shrunken or I'ndevel
oped Orguiiti and Vitality; cure Kidney.
Liver anil lilaililer troubleH, Itheumntlsni
lu uny form. Chronic Cunstlpntlou, Nervous
nml Oeneral Debility, Dyspepsln, all Ke
mule Complaints, etc.
10,000 Persons Write Like This,
It. ti. Ilnrr, tiMl llth St.. Denver.
Colo,. honi "I n 111 ii poor in it . lint I
would not tuke t 1 00 In nolil for my
belt If 1 conlil not e( itnotlier. I
eonnulteU three itromliieiit pliyiti
clitiiN of IIiIn city for u Ncrloim K1D
MCV AM) III.ADDKH 'I'ltOI II 1.13, hut
vtltliiint relief. t liiHt I viiin pcr
Ktinileil to try one of your licit. After
M'curliifr It II fetv tlineM I eoniiiieiiceil
to lmpriMe, nml now I n Kit I it feel lllct
n yoniiK' ninn. I'ront my tuvit ciihtI
euee I do not think the eliilin you
niiike for jour Klrelrlc licit In iinv
too ntroiiK."
A plain, complete Hlntemcnt of facts is
what I want to mako to nu regardlni; tho
merits of my lClectrio licit. "Truth It the
llnnest ground upon which people can live "
I believe In plain truths nnd honest facts
1 do biHlness lu u business way, nnd do
not advertise thnt I will glvo you a freo
(?) trial of my ISIeetrlo Helt nntl then not
do It; neither do I advertise that won mtiv
"I'ay me when cured" Just lu order to hnvo
you write to me, so I can offer you a belt
nt ha'f the list mice. nH you know some
concerns do. I havo tho bent lOlectlie Helt
lu tho worltl uml know; nntl 1 nlso know It
will euro you. If you become cured through
the agency of my Klectrlc Holt voti will
certainly hnvo to pay for it. I could tint
maldi a living unless you paid. Ntitli r
could others; therefore, when they off r
you a free (?) trial look nut for thu "trlt k '
Klectrlclty iih applied by my He't cum . t
help but euro the weuknesscH of nun n 1
women, theteforu 1 guarantee the eon i t
every case.
Call or write toda. 1 will sentl von mv
book, "Tho I'intlliiK of the rountnlu of
ICternnl Youth,'' nnd llternturo free for the
asking. Hook will tell yon nil about It
Advice and consultation without cost.
DR. BENNETT
Electric Belt
Company,
IIH lilnt'k.
It no lit N IM to 'it DoiikIii
IIoiIkc nml llllli Sta tlmiiltn,
Open Sunday 10 to I.
.Nell.
PREACHER SENT TO PRISON
Itev. Mr. It loll In Convicted of I'erjury
In Dulled State Court ut
Kiiiimin City.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 17. llcv. Alonzo
Illch wns todny, In tho United Stnten dis
trict court, sentenced to two ycurs in tho
penltentlury anil tlned $100 lor perjury
In u pension claim. Hlch formerly lived
in Michigan, were he wns a traveling
preacher. Ho married tho widow ot nn
Iowa soldier, who afterward secured n
dlvorco from him for cruelty. Then, in
help her obtain n pension, Hlch porjurcd
himself by Hwearlng that their mnrrlnge
wnB Illegal, ussertlng that ho already had
a wife. In 111 n trial it wns proved that he
had no othur wife. When hontonco was
about to hu passed Hlch said;
"I am nn old mnn, 03 years old, broken
In mind nnd body. I know 1 have sinned
nnd dciervo punishment. I throw myself
upon the mercy of tho court."
Cabinet Sliiy In t rllneil.
ST. I-nTKHSIIUIlfJ Nov. 17. A dispatch
tn tho Novoo Vremyn from Simferopol, In
tho Crimea, says tho departure of tho
cabinet ministers from Yalta to St. Peters
burg h"as been postponed.
Cures CotiKlis, Cold, liiflttciizit.
Catarrh, Pains In the Head and
Chest, Sore Throat, General Pros
tration and Fever.
If Scveuty-suvcn is taken curly it cures
a Cold long before it reaction tho stage
Cold long before. It reuches tho stugo of
llronchlul or Caturrtial dllllculty. A euro
jy '"7" la complete, no stuff head, no
Cough; no sensitive Throat or tender Chest,
just a complete, euro without nny prostru
tlon, tho tonic properties of "77" hustaln
Ing th fyutem during tho attack.
At druggists or mailed, 25c.
Dr. Humphreys' Manual on the euro and
treatment of tho sick, mallftd free.
HumphroyH' Homeopathic Medlclno Co,.
Cor William & John Sis , New Y irk,
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