THE OMAHA DAILY IlEE: TIIUKST1AY, DECEMBER 4. 1002.
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MIXOU SIF.STIO.
Dsvlg olla drucs
Stockfrt sells carpets sn1 rugs.
Elegant new Xmai photos at Schmidt'.
Expert watch repairing;. LefTert, 4' 9 H'wsy
Picture framing. C. K. Alexander & Co.,
&3 Uroadway. Tel. CM.
Dr. F. P. Bellinger has returned from
Waima, Neb.
Muffn tins, ho'da nine muffin, only 10
cents each at Howe , ili'i Broadway.
J. M. Ermerlna of Des Moines, state
commander ol the Maccabees, Is In the
city.
For rent, nicely furnished front room,
reasonable price, inquire 3w North First
street.
Wanted, nt once, carrier with horse for
route on Tho heo. Apply at the otllce, No.
lu Pearl atreet.
We are headquarters for glass of all
kinds. See us beore you buy. C. 14. Faint,
Oil and Ulass Co.
Mrs. Wllmansey took out a building per
mit yesterday tor a one-story frame cot
tage In Mornlngslde to cost SxK).
Charles R. Hannan Is home from De
troit for a short visit with his family, but
expects to return east In a lew days.
Court of Honor will meet tonight In
Woodmen of the World hall for the elec
tion of officers and other important busl
nona. Kev. O. W. Snyder will Rive a Hible
reading Friday evening at the-, residence
of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam. Cozad, 710 Har
rison atreet.
William Wallace Mace of Omaha Bnd
Lula Hweetman. both of Omaha, were mar
lied In this city yesterday afternoon by
Justice Carson.
Ella Huas, lfi" High street, and Chris
tina Johnson, 89 South Miln street, were
reported to the Hoard of Health yesterday
as suffering from diphtheria.
The Board of Park Commissioners has
closed a contract lor the removal of the
Elks' carnival arch from First avenue and
Pearl atreet to Falrmount para.
Leon Lozler has been released from the
county Jail, the S3.UU0 bonds furnished by
his brother, a wealthy banner of liremer
county, having been linally approved.
There will be a regular meeting of
Council Bluffs DodKO ot Elks this evening,
at Which eleven candidates will be Initiated.
Lunch will be served after the aotwlon.
George Hoffman, who has been studying
.for the Catholic prlexthood under Father
'Burke of St. Peter a church, left yesterday
tor Portland, Ore, .where he will enter
college.
I have many new style photos and offer
thla month my S4 photos for $2.50 and to
photos for H and li.do. Call and examine
the work. Stlgleman, 43 and 45 South Main
street, upstairs.
Mark Williams of the . Broadway mill
complained to the police yeateraajr that
kn place had been broken Into Tuesday
flight and a quantity ot cornmeal and
other stuff stolen.
Saturday, Decomber S, will be the last
of the special candy sales at the Purity
Candy Kitchen, 646 Broadway, All fresh
candies will go on this day at lu cents a
pound. Get there early.
For sale, a good house and lot, No. 212
Fourteenth avenue. Price very reasonable.
Will take one-half of the purchase price In
grading and dirt hauling. Apply to Leonard
Everett, 18 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, la.
IW. Wt Lansdon. over whose head a
twenty-day sentence on bread and water
was hanging during good behavior, was
arrested aaain late Tuesday ntxht on com
plaint ot his wite, He will have a hearing;
in police court, th.a morning.
Wanted, man to take contract to haul 2,(W0
yards of dirt to a lot on Pleasant street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenue.
taking dirt from High street. Haul about
two tllOCKS
STORM HARD ON THE WIRES
Telephone and Telegraph Companies 8evere
Sufferers oa Account of Sleet
LINES LEADING WESTWARD ARE ALL DOWN
Temporary Repair Made During the
Day, hot Some Time Will Be Br
quired to Restore Nor
mal Conditions.
faculty. The program will consist ot a
variation of solos, choruses and jokes, the
latter all original and up-to-date.
The snowstorm and accompanying drop In
the temperature Tuesday night following
the fall of sleet earlier In the day proved
most disastrous to the telephone and tele
graph companies. For the greater part
of yesterday Council Bluffs was practically
cut off from communication with Omaha
by telegraph or telephone. The Western
Union and the Nebraska Telephone com
panies were the hardest hit, the Post.tl
Telegraph suffering but little damage west,
although its eastern connections were cut
off.
The main lean of the Nebraska Teleohone
company between Council Bluffs on Ninth
avenue, west ot the Union Pacific trans
fer, has about seventy-two wires and when
the sleet commenced to freeie on these
the poles were unable to stand the addi
tional weight and one by one th"y collapsed
beneath the strain. A large force of line
men was placed at work a early as pos
sible and In a few hours the company had
one cable working between the two Miles,
but It will be several days before ihe dam
age can be repaired and the service re
stored to its normal condition.
The Western Union, whose main lead con
tains about the same number of wires as
the telephone company, suffered even more
damago than the latter. Its poles, which
are located along the Union Pacific dumo
came crashing to the ground with their
heavy loads of. Ice burdened wire. Bv 1
o'clock In the morning, communication
with the west was cut off. Early yesterday
a gang of linemen was at work, their first
effort toeing devoted to secure connection
between the two cities. This was effected
by connecting the wires as they lay along
the ground over the prostrate poles, no
attempt being made to raise the poles until
the western connection was secured. The
company also suffered from breaks in the
line east.
The Postal Telegraph company has cot
as heavy a lead west as the Western Union
and consequently did not suffer so much.
Its pole are new and were better able
to bear the strain. East, however. Ibis
company, suffered considerable damaae and
with the exception of the Sioux City line
all communication east of this over the
Postal was at a standstill until 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The linns of the Electrlo Light company
did not suffer to any great extent, and i.nt
locks. . Apply to Leonard Everett, 18 one wire of the cltv's flr mn nriin.
Pearl street, Council Bluffs, la. hrn. ., . ,. 1,
...o nun ui lue
Union Paclflc transfer and City Electrician
Cleaning; Oil the Sidewalks.
Chief of Police Tlbblts was familiariz
ing himself yesterday with the provisions
of the city ordinance relative to the re
moval of snow and Ice from sidewalks,
which be sated he Intended to enforce as
far as practical. Following the sleet of
Tuesday the sidewalk yesterjay were al
most solid sheets ot Ice, and in but very
few instances bad any attempt In tbe busi
ness section of tbe city been made to clean
tbem.
Tbe ordinance governing the matter pro
vide "that tbe occupant ot each and every ,
basement or building in said clfy fronting j
upon any street or sidewalk, or the owner I
of ary unoccupied lot fronting a afore- :
said, shall clear tbe sidewalk of enow and
JUDGE RULES ON INJUNCTION
Holds Action Growing Out of TV.o:hone
Boycott is Improperlj Brought.
WITNESS IN LIBEL CASE AN EX-CONVICT
Illinois Man Convicted ot Swindling;
in Wimhlna; Machine Uenl Wants
Rehrarlng-lona Con
tributes Little.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Dec. 8. (Special.) Judge
McPberson of the federal court today made
a ruling In the suit for injunction against
ice by 9 o'clock, and every person omitting the Ubor assembly officers In regard to the
to clear off said sidewalk shall forfeit and telephone strike: At the time of the strike
..... , v.. . ,,. .hon tin tnr aRalnst the Iowa Telephone company In
every twelve hour such sidewalk shall re- lbiH cU 'ast summer a movement was In
mato encumbered after notice from the ugurated to induce business men to take
Mayor, any alderman or any police officer , out thelr Phones and the labor union peo
of said city " I p were tealous In carrying on this niove-
Annth.r .'.Minn t thn .me nrdlnanre ment- Thp Illinois Savings and Trust com-
provtdea for Hie cleaning of snow - from
gutters by occupant of abutting buildings,
but no attempt ha ever been made to en
force It and Chief Tlbblts says he will be
content If people will only clean off their
sidewalks. The patrolmen will be ln-
pany, on behalf of the telephone company,
on which It holds a mortgage, secured an
order for a temporary injunction In the
United States court at St. Paul signed by
Judge Sanborn. The injunction restrained ,
all persons and especially the officers and
structed to notify occupant, of all business Kts of the Des Molt.es Trades and Labor
house to comply with the ordinance.
Children's Hooks, One Cent.
Jack and tbe Beanstalk, Three Little
Pigs, Babes In 'the Wood, Diamonds and
Toads and many other children's books,
cno cent each.
Other lithographed books from three
cent up. Book with board covers from
5c to 11.60. DeLong The Printer, 307 j
Broadway.
Memorial Fund is Small. J
The movement to raise a fund of $10,000
from this state for the benefit of the pro
posed McKinley memorial at Canton. O..
did not succeed very well. Stale Treasurer
Ollbertson, to whom all the money was
turned over, report that he has received up
to date only 11. Tbe movement was taken '
up by Governor Cummins, who appealed to j Another sensation turned up today In the
Individuals In the several counties of th mte-ciArkRon lihel suit in the district
state to solicit for the fund and for a time courti tne discovery being that the person '
many contributions were received, but on whom the entlro action was baaed Is ;
nothing nas been done recently.
assembly from removing telephones with
out authority, or from urging or advising
that they be removed, or carrying on the
boycott which had been declared. The la
boring men moved before Judge McPherson
to dissolve the injunction and the taking
of testimony has been in progress here for
a long time. Today Judge McPherson de
cided that the case as brought by the Illi
nois Savings and Trust company Is not
under the jurisdiction of the court, but he
permits the injunction to stand for fifteen
days, pending which there may be another
suit brought or an amendment which will
confer Jurisdiction. He decided that the
case should be brought direct by tho tele
phone company and not by the mortagee,
hence the Injunction was not in proper
form to stand.
t hief Witness nn Ks-ronvlrt.
an ex-convict. The trouble all arose over
w . , , the publication of an editorial comment on
Maaraalnes mt DeLong s. an BffldftVt or ,w0 affluavltg made by one
We have added a new department to ; l, A. Gray relating to corruption at a prl
our book and stationery store. Magazines mary election. Yesterday Gray could not
purchased here trimmed free. DeLong The be found. This morning he appeared at an ,
Printer, 307 Broadway.
Hlsrh School Seniors Oraranlae.
Charles O. Fitch of 1124 Fourth avenue
left last evening for Glen Falls, N. Y.,
where he has accepted an Important po
rtion with an electric railway company.
Mr. Fitch for a number of year haa been
electrician for the Cudahy company In
Bouth Omaha. .-.
Mr. and Mrs. John Filllus of Redding,
Cal., stopped over in Council Duffs sev
eral daya while enroute to Boaton and New
York to spend the winter, to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cars. They were
accompanied east as tar as Iowa City by
Mrs. A. K. Daniels, mother of Mrs. Carse
and Mr. Filllus.
The Dodge Light Guards foot ball team
I planning to organize a basket ball team
for the winter months. A meeting will be
held Tuesday night, when It is expected a
.captain will be chosen and the team or
ganised. Games are promised with the
Omaha and Sioux ' City Young Men's
Christian associations.
Myrtle Hlgglns, the 1 18-year-old girl ar
rested on complaint of her father, who
charged her with being an inmate, of a
disorderly house, was turned over yes
terday by order of Judge Scott tn Mrs.
Miller, who ha recently established a
"Kefuge home" In connection with the
Fifteenth Street mission.
Bradley had It in working order by noon.
A Free II eat Ins; Store.
Before you buy your coal see Wm. Welch
at 16 North Main, street and he will ex
plain to you how yon can get a fine Round
Oak heating stove without costing you a
penny. 'Phone, 12S.
Dlblea Row Ready.
Those who are entitled to the Bible, given
a a premium by The Bee, can get same by
calling at tho Council Bluffs office. Kindly
call a soon a possible.
Gravel roofing. A. H. Rctd. 541 Broacway.
Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were filed yesterday In
the abstract, title and loan office of J. W.
Squire,. 1C1 Pearl street:
Receivers of Officer aV Pu?ey to Thomas
Bowman, lot 29. block 34. Ferry, add.
r d S
County treasurer to . C. G. Saunders,
e of n40 acres lot 1, in 2-15-13. t d..
Sheriff to Ovide Vien. Interest In lot
' 2, block 14, Stutsman's 2d add. s d....
First National bank ot Council Bluffs
to Q S. Cobb, lot 19. block 22. Ferry
add, w d '.
Patrick J. Ratlgan and wife to Patrick
Katigan, w& n"4 34. except railroad,
and nwl awVi 34-76-43, w d 7.809
20
102
140
100
N Bibles Sow Ready.
Those who are entitled to the Bible, given
a a premium by Th Bee, can got same by
calling at the Council Bluff office. Kindly
call a soon a possible.
Cloth Bound Books, 15c
DeLong The Printer, 307 Broadway.
N. Y Plumbing Co., telephone 25.
Matters In District Cosirt.
The trial of the suit of Petrus Peterson
against the Des Moines Fire Insurance
company 1 tll! occupying tho attention of
Judge Green Bnd a jury In the district court
and Is expected to do so for the balance
of the week. The defense Is attempting
to show that It was induced to place the
insurance on ti stock and building by al
legea raise representations as to their
value.
The personal injury damage suit of Bes
sie a. woodruff, a minor, against the
Evans Laundry company was settled out
of court yesterday. The plaintiff sued for
16,000 for injurie received to her hand In
a collar and cuff lroner In April, 1901, and
In full settlement yesterday the company
confessed Judgment In tbe sum of $110.
The motor compauy filed a motion for a
new trial In the suit in which Chris Pe
terson was awarded $13,600 damage for
personal Injuries. In addition to the usual
grounds the' motor company allege that
the attorney for the plaintiff should not
have been permitted to make a tabulated
statement on the blackboard to th Jury, by
which he presented what he claimed the
plaintiff could have earned in the next
thirty year had henot been disabled. By
his calculations the plaintiff' attorney fig
ured out to tbe Jury that hi client would
have earned at least $18,601.1$ In the next
thirty years and claimed this amount a
actual damage, the balance of $35,000 asked
being figured in a compensation for the
mental anguish, pain and suffering Peter
son had undergone.
Plumbing and heating. Blxby & Son.
Marriage Licenses. (
License to wed were Issued yesterday to
th following:
Name and Residence. Age.
W. W.Mlnnard, Council Bluff.... 28
Bessie Reed, Davenport, la IS
Leonard Muirlll, Ida Grove, la 30
Vabel Penrleld. Ida Grove, la 29
William W. Mace, Omaha 44
Lulu oweetman, Omaha 24
Wllford B. Martin. Council Bluffs !1
Clara I. Wllklns. Council Bluffs 21
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Cures Piles Permanently
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attorney' office, but disappeared again
and was arrested this afternoon and fined '
for contempt of court. But the discovery
The senior class ot the high school or- wa8 also made that Gray, since he signed
ganlxed yesterday afternoon by electing tne affidavits, was arrested and convicted
these officers: President, Arthur Han- 0f the crlmo of breaking into a store in
chett; vice president, Mlgnon Maynard; xhn county and was given a sentence of
secretary. Phoebe Judson; treasurer, Merle , months in tbe penitentiary. He has
Warner: Bargeant-at-erms, Albert Trey- Bflrved his time and Is home again. But
nor. The class at its meeting next week he was Bent up under an assumed name
expects to select the Class color end other ani tne identity of the man as tho arfl-
offlcer. ' davit maker was not discovered until to
day by the court or the county officials.
Papers were filed in the supreme court
Acqnlt Hector of Mnrder.
The Jury In the district court at Avoca I today asking for a rehearing in the case
returned a verdict of not guilty yesterday fa the Btate against Hubbell O. 8oper, con-
In the ease of Carl Hector, charged with
the murder ot Fred Johnson, son of Court
Bailiff Johnson. The ease was given to the
jury yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock and
the verdict of acquittal was returned at
4:30 p. m.
LIVES WITH BALL IN BRAIN
lows Boy Accidentally Shot Sow
Seems on tbe War to VHI
mate Recovery.
FORT DODGE, la., Dec. 8. (Special Tele
gram.) Edwin Olson, a 14-year-old boy, Is
living and seem on the high road to re
covery with a bullet In hi brain. The boy
was shot a week ago while hunting.
Death was at first expected In a few
hour, but be has grown stronger and there
now seems no obstacle to ultimate recovery.
Physicians fear that an operation would
cause death and the bullet Is left where It
lodged In the upper part of the brain. The
boy is a son of Stewart Olson of Thor.
No Word of Elopers.
WATERLOO, la., Dec, 8. (Special.) No
word has been received from Miss Carrie
Hue and her lover, Mr. McOood, who
eloped a week ago. The child la under
age, and will reach her 16th birthday this
month. The father ha somewhat relented
bnd ay It she will return all will be for
given. At present thereN1i a warrant out
for McOood, charging him with abduction.
The young man's parents live at Silver
City, la., and are said to be highly respected.
vlcted at Washington, la., of conspiracy to
commit the crime of cheating by 'alBe
pretenses. He as one of a company ot
persons selling'' patent washing machines
and was convicted and sentenced and the
sentence affirmed. He is living in Dixon,
III., but want a rehearing.
Application for rehearing has been made
in the case of Boland V. Tierney, from
Plymouth county, a case attracting a good
dead of attention, because Involving a
tract of land and prominent persons, and
because of the peculiar conditions of the
case.
The Oliver Food company of Marshall-
town has been incorporated with a capital
of $10,000 by H. D. East and others.
Tho adjutant general ha received notifi
cation from tbe captain of the company In
the Iowa National guard al Hampton that
the company has been brought up to th
requirements at.d will continue.
Form Insurance Company-.
The State Implement Dealers' association
today decided upon the formation of a
mutual Insurance company for the members.
The entire business session wa taken un
with this. Two year ago a committee
was appointed to form the company and it
was decided that pledges for $100,000 worth
ot. business wa deemed necessary. Today
It wa announced that nearly twice this
much bad been secured and the committee
wa Instructed to form a company. The
remainder of the day wa spent in com
mittee work. The reports of the officers
were read.
lllbles How Ready.
Those who are entitled to tho Bible, given
a a premium by The Bee, can get came by
calling at the Council Bluffs office. Kindly
call as soon as possible.
Lodge Elections.
Fidelity council. Royal Arcanum, has
elected these officers: Regent, A. T. El
well; vtco regent, Lee L. Evans; past re
gent, George H. Nlcoll; orator, M. May
nard; ilecretary, W. E. McConncIl; collec
tor, John T. Tldd; treasurer, H. C. Hatten
hauer; guide, Harold McNitt; warden,
Charles Lefferts; sentry, George U Flnley;
trustees, C. A. Beno, A. E. Brock, A. T.
FUckinger; delegates to grand council,
George H. Nlcoll. J. H. Arthur; alternates,
J. M. Flagler. W. A. Groneweg.
Park City lodge. Independent Order ot
Odd Fellows, has elected these officers:
Noble grand, R. A. Bacbman; vice grand,
William Gall; secretary, W. H. Mullan;
treasurer, I. K. Parsons.
These officers have been elected by Palm
grove. No. 11, Woodmen circle: Guardian,
Mrs. F. M. Rue; advisor, Mrs. E. J. Clark;
banker, Mrs. Kate Madden; magician, Mrs.
Vsoetta Brown; clerk, Mrs. Eva Hitchcock;
attendant, Mrs. Minnie Moore; inner sen
tinel, Mrs. Margaret Corlies; outer senti
nel, A. C. Lane; manager, Mr. Mattte Pe
terson; phyilolas Dr. M. C. Cbrlstensen;
musician, Mr. Claudia Dahl; delegate to
late convention, Mr. Eva Hitchcock, Mr.
Rue; alternate, Mr. Carrie Lane, Mrs. E.
J. Clark.
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MORTICIAN.
!IIb School Minstrel Show.
Twenty-two members of the High School
Cadet and Athletic associations will ap
pear on the stsgs ot the high school au
ditorium Friday night In a black face min
strel show, which promises to be a red let
ter event. Tho embryo minstrels have been
asslducutly rehearsing under the direction
of Miss Lucille Porterfleld. supervisor ot
music, and Mis Caslell of the high school
SURPRISE FOR THE OIL MEN
Decision In Favor of Railroad Cona
paay Takes Them Off Their
Feet.
ETVAN8TON, Wyo., Dec. 8.T-(Speclal.)
Had a bomb exploded In Evanston no more
curprlse could have been caused than br
the announcement from Waihlngton that
the secretary of the interior Had di elded
tbe Spring Valley oil land contest case.
which was brought -by the American Con
solidated Oil company against the Union
Pacific railroad to prove that the land lu
question was more valuable for oil mtnlna
than for other purposes. In favor ct the
railroad company. Tho character of the
ground, and the undtsputable proof of tho
existence of oil in paying quantities for the
oil company, and with this belief, not only
tbe American company, but many other con
cerns have gone ahead with development
work and have spent thousands of dollars
In the vicinity of Spring Valley.
Just what will be done In this matter
is not known. At present tbe oil men
are simply paralyzed at tbe unexpected
decision against tbem. But much will de
pend upon the action cf the Union Paclflc.
It the railroad chooses to sell its lands, or
permit the development of tame far an in
tereat In the product, the trouble may be
settled amicably, but on the other hand. If
the oil men are crdered away they will
continue the fight tor what they tetleve
is rightfully their own by virtue et lo
cation under tbe mineral laws cf the United
States and will carry the contest to tho
United States supreme court It need be.
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CAPTURE PERRTS ASSAILANT
Strike Breaker Price, Who Assaulted
Machinist Perry, Is Located
la I tab.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Dec. $.-(SDeclal
Telegram.) W. E. Price, tbe strike bresker.
who made a murderous assault upon B.
F. Perry, president of tbe machinist' union,
on night In October, was captured yester
day in Parson, Utah. Requisition papers
were Issued by Governor Richards today
and a deputy left to get Price. After as
saulting Perry, Pfice jumped Into a hack
In waiting and was driven to a point south
of tbe city on tbe Denver Pacific, wbsre
he bosrded a freight train. He was arrested
at Eaton, Colo., but agaia escaped.
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Our Combined Klectro-Medieal Trtatment has many friends and few ene
mies. lt friends are those who have tested Its merits and have been cured
t-fter all others have failed. Its enemies are those DoctorB or Specialists who
fire envious of all other treatments that have proven more successful than
their own. Call at our office or write, and if we accept your caBe for treat
ment we will guarantee a
SAFE AKD POSITIVE CURE
in the shortest possible time without Injurious after-effects. Our charges will
be t?8 low as possible for conscientious, skillful and successful services.
We will Bpare you the penalties associated with Nervous Debility, Self
Abuse, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Weakening Drains, Wasting of Organs, Lss of Sex
ual Power, Premature Proline, Loss of Mtmory, Knergy and Ambition,
Nervousness, Pimples. Palpitation of the Heart, Shortness of Ureath, Appre
hension of Calamity, the Chagrin and Mortification of Weaklings, the Fright
of Contemplated Matrimony, etc. We will render you robust and strong men
tally and physically. Special Home Treatment for patients who cannot call.
Call at our office today or write for our book, FREE, which will explain the
diseases we cure and how we cure them to stay cured when others fall.
Hefereucea Brat Hanks und I.e...nuu liufclnena Men of 'Mils i'ltr.
Cons tilt at Ion at office or t letter free anil strictly confidential.
OFFICE HOURS 8 a. m. to p. m. Sundays, 10 a. m to 1 p. m.
State Eleciro-Eiled cal Institute.
1308 Farm St-, til 13th and 14th Sis., 0m3ha, Neb.
Longest Established. Thoroughly reliable. Authorized by the laws ot the state.
333
SHE
'D. D. D.f" the astonishingly effective new
Skin disease presoripfion
Eczema, Salt Hheum, Barbers' Itch, Erysipelas all eruptions, scaly disease and
parasitic aflections of the skin positively cleared away in a hurry. A clean, pleas
ant liquid (non-greasy) externally applied sponged or sopped over the parts.
Instantly stops all irritation. Soon clears out absolutely all aflected conditions.
(Itre U a cat cltared auav with two bottlei.)
(Com of dauohtrr of Mr. lint ITartman. rrmanntli tvrtd of abed H OfrMM
afttr two boUUi only of Ai D. V, V. prttcriptio.)
V e vouch for these facts.
They have been proven to us beyond the possibility of doubt.
Sherman & McConnetl Drug Co., 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha,
. Some weeks aso the astonlsblni record of this prescription proven to us by Indisput
able evidence lndui-ed us to give It our ungualined reoowmeodailon to tbe public. Since
thenD. l. 1). hag cured so many who obtained it from us that lis record wltb us haa been
fully equal to Its previous history. We imve rot seen a single Instance of disappointment.
It seeius to do Hie work every lime, lo nine cases out of ten, niunifettuilons on the akin ars
tlin diseases not blood diseases. Many purchasers formerly miserable, tbinklns they bad
a )nd blood disease, have found U a merely a skin aflooUoo and cava cleared it all away
witn this prescription. . ..... .
Among all the known reliable specific medical Influences for different ailments we know
of very few discoveries so certain in effect as this D. D. D. prescription In it qulok conquest
of skin diseases of all kinds.
A FEW CURES OF WELL-KNOWN PARTIES.
"I have rva trmitiltd for yar with Frcm of th
fffctn and trteU khmI Ym-(v of riuell and cum,
with no Apf"" rUef. 1 nt tor fifi unftMa to
lt-iifflt mm tu muy av. A frirnd of mine r
i((.ol uur 1. 1 IV rriitrdjr to 4r . be-f-iro III
rlitt-OU of 111 flrtt bMlle r3 COtitUllie-d 1 aift Wm(i
lo Mi v your rt mtI htl prvtftl cutirlj wtUlMKorjr
jitt had cimii me.
1 titkv iri-ftc pit-arai In romrand1nr H to tl nd
evoryuue tuifferinsf mm aujr 4uonl ih ktn
fc.utfri'lv yiptira. JHNl lM.tT.
(A wi-fl kiinonn Chicago UuiOdcm uisvn.
Chlrati-o.ApHIT.190t
"Ahont ill ranth atm mr tlui'(r Im hm ,n
nrt'sail over her iiy anil irisuiunny letting
feorw. Kuthinir ieuml to do brr auy alttioiigh
tried nutrient inelK-tnf l-nt witlioiit ami't-wi.
fcha would p-rati'li outniuail atxl u tight W link
at. 1 wit ak.d t try ttlie ol vur 1-
r meiy. hu h 1 did, and to my urpn H wud kt-d
uilen on l.i-r the b-s d day. atid Iwiui tha hoitit
W Beiiikt t-Le w istLU4- oiirt-ti. The i id txiUle
rumpieteiy cured hr. I 1 II highly te-oiiioend your
reined v to anv ma MtifTerinir iih kiu du-.jj Un
fft u I rami-it luty fiiniitrh mr It."
Wiathihtf vim cvci'v ' ( I aiii, your Tory truly,
. KLlMvllAMfc.it, yu)l FiaiuoivbLiMU
t am frtad to mr that the bottle of mMlotna
fHirn tUed yuu In July lt Iims Imh-ii f k'reei lMneiit
tu me. 1 m n w tree lioiu th ainnvJU.e her Uilorv
aU ed frin KeEt-ma on my juikltn. I hnte- aio
roied a frteud oi mine imiiniiKuur thm Mt on
In face." W.J. HM-lstl! hi. r'auit Minn
i 1' real riant a d tieuuial ilaua:r of Orcal
hortiitria i.iire Co.
Tht wonderful d acovery, tlia D. D. T. remedy,
etirtti me itt n itud i'in of ina of Ic-Df atniKiintr,
vtili h the iiliifl tu rou tl ri'-t eure 1 taheerfmy
i-MftoiniriMl li to all person afflict 4 wi'h anv kind of
kin Liauc." C H WiHUiWAr.U.
(Ex Mayor (.Cairo, 111.
The prpftn In beMujr used by most of th nkln sin-lalKts. It is compounded for
drugglnta solrly by tbe D. D. I Corm-an v, 7U Dettrliorn Stre't, nlcafcro.
It i utilised by ev-ry iceuerul family iUyiciuu wti'j lias Un tbe trouble to inyetigTitJ
the Work it la m'coniphhirii.'.
It in nttfU in the CooU kuntv Hospital. ChieHco.
It uill clear off any iaraiUe brewk In th akin in from I day' to 60 days' time.
If vou have a akin viait the tove agciita fchJ tee j too fa thai will make you
bapnler human being.
ti.oo DM thU prescription already marie on In aealed bottlei with aathcotle label oa
each. The above coooern will nil urni! ordoi a un receipt of irice.
Tht D. D. I remoriy eired me of T,lchen-Buher la
two afkK. 1 hfld DutntHi and tieatett at Hot hirliiir.
Ai k.'ffor ix wetka. Tue hf-t aiera Irritated ma ana
inude me wmiw. Hy hody waicoveied wiin aiupi on
livui head to fMit
lio. GEUKUT, No. VjC Urd fit., Chicago.
Cliieatro, April lftt.
I rt aoma kind of a kln dlaent-a m a barWr U p
and 1 trle-d a halt hoctle t-f your 1. l li hemrdy ana
1 niUfty itruaiwl ny kn An. I aa-ed tna dnitf
gil for a aaive and be ay t . I 0 It would h ilia
i et Itiin. lor me. 1 I -onirht th pi to w a 1 tlia
too inu h. but it 1 ever hat any kind f a kiadlaeaea
atfain I aiu tMliinr to ar tn timva an much. I think
it tne boat rvmeuv In tu World for any kind of a aaui
dUrttM. Yuiii t-ti v. KKAMC W k"l.l K,
W H et irrlng 1'ai k lloiik ard, Chicago.
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Column (U-'lltkeis on sals dally;
ltlu.ll .illUl JUIW a. wo.
cuiumu a au ! daily;
.t.uiu .luni iw uas.
Coiumu uj iicmiJis on sals Nov. JO,
utt. i uuu roiuiu limit lc. k.
imjui.u !rti uuki uit to nearly
mi uuiuta .u IUM suulu auu auutuoaai.
alU,u.ei aiiOVeu uoiO soma ana I.
"UAu"Siion is called to tna "Dials
fciitji, a iniuuaii train via Nasuvuu,
iialiaiioOfca, t,ooul Mountain, At
ii' titt. una rfiacou, 10 jacaauiiviuu, Jria.
xlouiBet:is lica!i, al rata ut oils
iaie iua n am mat anu ttnra
i utilutt oi acn niontn, tu putnia n
'l'nnekei. i.(lltucy, Miasis-ilt.pi.
iTountina. Oeoisia. Alabama, etc.
l orieauoaaencB inviiea anu iuior;na
tloii cnttrtuii tuven. Uei copy oi t.Ur
nikutitnl Hiuatrated bouklei, covering
uolTita ol interest in tna ounny, Boutn.
J, 11 t arnara du, ouiaua. Ann., or
trite v- ".
Uiat. Pasu. AgC, ill CsnU R. R.,
( imahH. Neb.
The only double-track railway batwain
ih Missouri River and Chicago.
The route of the famous train
Tho
Overland
Limited
Equipment and Tim tha Bast
Pullmm Compartment and Drawing.
Koom bleeping Cars; Duflet Smoking'
and Library Cars; Dining Cart; Free
Keclinlng Chair Cars, and modera
Day Coaches.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHINQ
5 Daily Trains to
CHICAGO
For tickets and information apply
to office of General Agent,
1401 and 1403 Farnam 8L
CHICAGO I NORTH WESTERN RT.
THE
WABASH
IS
J M0DEI
( XINB
ALL POINTS
SOUTH
Lv. Omaha, Daily, 5:5$ P. M
Ar. St. Louis 7:00 A. M
NEW STEEL RAILS,
NErV EQUIPMENT.
SOLID ROAD BED
Fractal rates dall.' to all winter re
sorts. City offlrt, 1D1 Farnam Street.
HARRY E. MOOREH.
O. A. K D., Omaha. Neb.
S v rvouDa. i ruau iu ot abuM,
failtna umuiiucid. dralna. Itittri.
kkrrkrd nica ana ma luUndtna
li niarry cboutd iaki a b..ii aauntatitua retulUi
vniall tu r" mn4 W"- cirtsr ruir4. SUA. at
Cherman McConnell Drug Co., Omaha
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