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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
BRIDGE TO PAY CITY TAXES
Terminal (bmpant Changes Its Mind Re
garding Eait Omaha Bridge.
CONDITIONS NOT LIKE UNION PACIFIC
aaaeaaor la otlfled, bat County
Trranorrr rm Vet llaa Direct
KaoTrleriae of th (binge
ol Mind.
City Assessor F. F. Everest bus received
ntlce from J. H. Daniels, treasurer of the
Omaha nridge & Terminal company, that
9D second consideration the company would
pay the city taxes assessed on the esst half
of Ita bridge across the Missouri river. The
notice received .by Assessor Everest was
purely unofficial and nothing has bern said
so far to County Treasurer Arnd by Mr.
Daniels or any other officer of the Terminal
company on the matter.
Treasurer Arnd said yesterday that the
:ompany had not yet paid the city taxes on
the bridge and that all he knew about the
natter was that Assessor Everest had told
aim that Treasurer DanlPls had stated the
sompany had reconsidered Its decision not
io pay. He said he was glad that the
Terminal company had reached this de
:tslon as It saved lengthy and expensive
litigation. The refusal of the Terminal
company to pay the city taxes on the Iowa
end Of the bridge was based on the ruling
of Judge McPherson In the Union Pacific
bridge case, which ruling was sustained
by the United Stales circuit court of ap
peals. The conditions surrounding the
eastern termini of the two bridges, how
ever, was materially different and the fact
that property Immediately adjoining the
eastern terminus of the Terminal company's
bridge paid municipal taxes led the Ter
minal company to change Its mind and
consent to - pay the city taxes assessed
gainst the bridge.
Gravel roofing. A. H. Read, 126 Main 8t.
Appointment la a "arprlae.
Washington dispatches announce the ap
pointment of William E. BainErldgo of
this city as representative of the United
States on the American-Venezuelan com
mission, which will meet at Caracas to ad
just thi claims of this country against
Venezuela. ...
The news of Mr. Batnbridge's appoint
ment came as a great surprise to his
friends in Council Bluffs, as It was not
anticipated when he left here a week ago
for Washington. From Washington Mr.
Balnbrldge Intended to go to Europe, where
he had planned to study diplomacy and In
ternational law for a year. Mr. Balnbrldge
only recently resigned the position of sec
ond secretary of the United States legation
at Pektn, China.
PRIVATE
MEDICAL
ADVISER
BY THE
MASTLR
SPECIALIST
Two Boys Rnn Away, ;
Phillip Organ, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
P.' Organ, and Howard Weaver, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Weaver, have left home
without notifying their parents, and It Is
believed that they have gone east with
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OD MARRIAGE GUIDE rntt
20O PACES-42 PICTURES.
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ous early folllesand alna
lost manhood, prema
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poison, rupture. If you
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bevets miaory, knowledge brlnira health and hap
piness, boo pate. 4 Illustrations, library slice.
W.ltten by the world famous Master Specialist.
"The most wonderful and frreatest sclcntino
medical book of the aire." Othkotb Timet.
lilts frat Is sills fraaptr , trcartlf mlri. Writs far II todaj.
WISCONSIN MEUICAL 1N8TITCTR.
lOia Alhanibra Bids;.. Mllwaakae, M ia
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aaa aiatta.
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Baltimore
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r SaM at all Knit-rlM nlll aai by jobber.
K WM. LAN AUAN a aoK, luitimura, ato.
JtOO0H50HWOOH;rHrCKKH5Oio
the Intention of enlisting la the navy. They
left home Tuesday evening, but their ab
sence was not noticed for some time after,
when investigation showed that they had
gone east over the Northwestern, presum
ably for Chicago.
Bowline at Rika' Clan.
The fifth week of the bowling tournament
at the Elks' club closed last night with the
defeat of Team No. 1, captained by J. F.
Wilcox, by Team No. 2, captained by Dr.
Dectken, by 264 pins. The score follows:
TEAM NO. 2.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Deetken 224 V 12 54
Amett 11 128 14 4.15
Here-helm 178 1SJ f Mi
Hanlton 154 1M 133 421
Hill 132 107 14) 379
Total 849 712 791 2.3"2
TEAM NO. 1.
1st. 2d. M. Total.
Wllox 223 17.1 , J3 w;
Waterman ISfi W ' 161 4t
Heed .114- . 129 157 4)(
Imvenport 116 112 12" 34 7
T. Davis 99 101 114 311
Totals! ':.76 656 '715 2.07
N. Y. Plumbing Co., Tel. 250. Night. F667.
I Gold Medal
At Pan-American Exposition.
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Roadster Meeting; Postponed.
Local owners of harness horses met last
evening at the Kiel hotel for the purpose
of reorganizing tho Council Bluffs Roadster
club, with the Intention of holding driving
matinees at t'nlon Driving park during
the summer. The meeting was well at- 1
tended, but owing to the absence of W. H. I
Ware, secretary of the old club, who has 1
in his possession all the papers of tho !
organization, it was ' decided to postpone
definite action until next Tuesday night,
to which time the meeting adjourned.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby ft Son.
Ciroeera Oppose Two Telephones.
The Council Bluffs Retail Grocers' as
sociation has placed itself on record as be
ing opposed to the city granting any In
dependent telephone company a franchise
which calls for the establishment of an
other exchange In the city. The association,
however, declared itself in favor of a toll
system which would give Council Bluffs
connection with the Independent companies
in Southwestern Iowa.
THE WORLD'S MOST AWFUL
CRUCIFIED
Illustrated by Kilty Floe rirtorea.
SUNDAY EVENING
First Congregational Church
Rlsta street and seventh Ave.
LEWIS CUTLER
MORTICIAN
a Pearl '... Couuctl bluffs. 'Phone I.'
Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were filed yesterday In
the abstract, title and loan office of J. W.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
Fannie Hegarty and husband, to John
Buchanan, part outlot 12, Neola,
w. d $ 4X)
Alfred M. Clayton and wife to A. R.
Koehler, part outlot 6. Auditor's
subdlv. of se4 seVi 21-74-40, w. d.... 100
Joseph R. McPherson and wife to
Joslah A. Aulabaugh, sw4 nw'i
2o-7o,43, w. d 8.000
A. O. Wyland and wife to C. R.
Arrlck, nwli 9 and e1 ne',A s-77-42,
w. d 11.280
Rebecca Keller to Albert Belton and
wife, n4 ne'.i nw1 20 and nV nw
8-74-39, w. d 8,000
Daniel LafTerty and wife to Nicholas
Ieuck, part Elrn avenue and parta
of alleys in Judge's Grand View
add.,' Neola, q. c. d 2
Same to same, lots 1. 2, 3 and 20,
Judson's Orand View add., except
part, Neola, w. d '. 1,800
John P. Alllfon, receiver, to Nela
Nelson, lots 1, 2. I and 4, block 4,
Railroad add., r. d 0
Michael Gorman and wife to Daniel
LafTerty, part outlot 1, Neola, w. d, 1,100
Nets Nelson to Jens Christian Jensen,
101s 1 ana 1, diock t, Kauroaa aaa.,
w. d 30
C. R. Nicholson to Mrs. Lillian M.
Hargens, lot 67. original plat. w. d.. 2,500
Leo Gordon and wile to Frank G.
Garner lot 14, Park add., Macedonia,
w. A.' aw
Fred Hoist and wife ko Isaac Doner,
lot 4. block 8. Treyndr. w. d 50
Same to same, lot 3, block S, Treynef,
w. d 80
Same to same, lot 2, block 8, Treynor, 1 '
w. d 60
Charlea G. McMullen and wife to
R. V. Churchill, lot , block 4. Jud
son's 1st add, Neola, except road,
w. d 2,500
Unliko Any Other I
The) full flavor, the dellcrtoue qual
ity, tha abtoluta Porltf. rf Low.
Day's Breakfast Ooom dlatloffulth
It from all others
Nc "traatment" with alkalies; no
adulteration with nour, starch or
ground cocoa phella; nothing but tha
nutritive and digestible product of
the hact Ooooa Boana,
Ask Your Deafer for It.
ENTIRE REGIMENT IS TO CO
Sii Handled Iowa Guardsmen Attend St.
Lonii Eipos tins Dedication.
GOVERNOR CUMMIN, OFFERED JUDGESHIP
DIMMCCK IS FOUND GUILTY
Churned vtlth Stealing Thirty Thon
snnd Dollars from the San
Frsnrluro Mint.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 8. The Jury In
the case of Walter N. Dlnimock, accused
of stealing $30,000 from the I'nlted States
mint, reached a verdict of guilty today.
Sentence will be ImpoBed next Wednesday.
Sixteen transfers, total 837,837
MINOR MEVMOX.
Davis sells drugs. ,
Stockert sells carpets.
Expert watch repairing;. Leffert. 40 B'y.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap. Neumayer.
FOR rent Modern house. 719 Sixth are.
Cabinet photos, 25c per dozen. 308 B'way.
Twelve-piece, chamber set, 82.78. A.' B.
Howe, 310 Ilroadway.
Alderman E. H'. Ixugee returned yester
day fiom fa ten days' trip to Missouri.
Real estate In all parts of the city for
sale. Thomas E. Casady. 235 Pearl street.
Mrs. Robinson and granddaughter, Nelll-i
Grueij. have gone to North I'latte, Neb., to
visit rc'ailves and friends.
Another half-price sale on ehort lengths
of picture frame mouldings. C. ' E. Alex
ander & Co.. 333 Broadway.
Before papering your rooms we want to
show you our elegant 1903 designs. C. B.
Paint, Oil and Glass company.
County .Superintendent O. J. McManus Is
attnndlng the Southwestern Iowa Teach
ers' aoacc atlon annual meeting In Burling
ton. v
George H. Fitch, a memter of the local
newspaper fraternity, haB gone to Okla
homa and Texas to enjoy a three weeks'
vacation.
City assessor F. F. Everest expects to
have th" tax lists ready to submit to the
ity coiincll, sitting as a board of review,
Monday nipht.
8chmidt's elegant newpnotos. very latest
Shapes and slzea, S1.E. 82 and 8-5u dozen;
i.iree sizes. 83 and 83.60 dozen. Flra.-olaau
wurk guaranteed bchmldt. 631 Broadway.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brock and daughter
are home from Fremont, Neb., where they
attended the wedding of Graydon Jackon,
son of former Governor Frank Jackujn
and Miss Lola Stewart.
Former Piputy I'nlted States Marshal
Wilil.tu: Richards is ln thr city vis ting
:'ricndt. Hi Is confident that he will be able
to !or mniHelt of the cnurges made
against hi. a at Knoxvl'le.
The Transfer base ball team defeated th?
First avenue nine yeaterda'v- by a score of
2u to 8. The-Fifth Avenue Twlrle.s cap
tured the scalps .of the I'niques at the Glei
av-nue grounds by a score u( ti to 6. .
Three new cases of measles were reporte 1
10 ine nonrn ok ncaun yesieraay as fol
lows: tloldberg child, 616 Sou.h First
street: iaoml Peterson. Williams atrtet;
GitllaghtT child, .8 Washington avenue.
Th. funeral of Roman Huber will be hell
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock trim
l.iimley's chapel and Rev. G. W, Snyder
will conduct the serv.ces. Interment "will
be in tbe bodiers' burying groi.nd in Fair
vl c inetiry. ,
The fureral of Mm. H. B. Hetrlck of this
city, who died at l.aa Vegas, N. M.. will b
held Sunday afteruoon at 8 o'clock trom
the First Uapt.st church. Instead of as
o: ig.nally announced, lnt rment will be In
Warn ut Hill cemetery.
Announcement has been received hers of
the wedding In lwnver of Mrs. Alaynard
mother of '. M. Maynard of this city, an I
G.hin I'ankln of Denver. Mr. and Mrs
Cankln are respectively 75 and 74 yeara of
age. Mrs. niaynira was rormerly a resi
dent of Council Bluffs.
John 1 riicrtt. charged with dumping rub
tlh cUewhere than at the rvguiar di-mp-ing
grounds provided by the city, was flnej
8i and touts In police ciurt ytsierdai
mornliiK. Blgley Sales, charged with a
similar otfense. had his hcar.ug continued
until thin morning.
The Plasterers' Protective union has been
organized with these officers: President J
H. hrad ett; vice president, O. 8. Latimer;
tii-uier, Chris Oeisler; secre'ary, C lnt
Mercrr. The union haa adopted a wage
S'-nle of M cents an hour for eight hours,
wh.cli will be presented to the contractors
to be signed before May 1. ,
J J Itart, formerly of this city, now of
I:e.l CHIT, Colo., left yept'rday for New
York City to Interest eastern cipltullats in
tht in:n.i;g prnertles In which he is Inter
ested am. nr. the nuniDer being the proer
tles. .f the Officer es:ate, which Mr. Hart
mid hi" HHsoclates are working unde- a
le.ie
K. C. Smith began auit t the superior
court yesleroay axalnat John Vf. h'xon
and hta bondsmen to recover P'.i. lixo.i
formerly realded In Council Bluffs and In
t"K-loler, lKul, entered into a contract wlt.i
rimlih to act as agent for the New York
I. 'f Innurance company. tfmlih allegt-a
that Ilxi n collected certain sums of money
tor which he (ailed to account alao that hi
tailed to repay certain sums advanced him.
Two Heavy Humane Salts.
ONAWA, la., April 3. (Special Telegram.)
Two damage suits for lnrge amounts were
filed In the office of the clerk of district
court of Monona county today. Gunner
Skow of Soldier, la., brings suit against
Swen Andrew and Gena Swanson for $5,000
damages for malicious prosecution of Skow
for larceny, and for slandering plaintiff's
character. Henry C. Peterson, a restaur
ant keeper of Onawa, sues George Wirt,
and J. W. Hahne, for 85,000 damages for
Injuries received in a row at his restaur
ant on March 7. The Hahne brothers
are prominent farmers of Monona county
who formerly lived in Omaha, and the
case has attracted much attention.
Reatralna Tax Payments,
ONAWA, la., April 8. (Special Telegram.)
Judge John F. Oliver today Issued a
temporary writ of injunction In which the
school townsnlp of Jordan Is plaintiff and
independent school district of Soldier, and
A. D. Smith, county treasurer, are de
fendants, enjoining defendants from collect
ing and paying taxes to the Independent
district school of Soldier, as the establish
ment of said district of Soldier was Illegal
and contrary to law.
Oldest Woman Is Dying.
CEDAR FALL "3, la., April 3 (Special.)
Mrs. '..Catherine Barrett,' the oldest woman
In the stato of Iowa, lies very near death
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Patrick
Mullen In Eagle township. She suffered
a stroke of , paralysis a few days ago and
cannot survive. She bas passed her 115th
birthday and may be older The records
are accurate In showing ber to be this old.
and how much older can only be surmised.
Fireman Geta a Present.
CEDAR RAPIDS, la., April 3. (Special.)
Miss L. A. Gaylord, the plucky BeUMcre,
111., girl rescued from the second story of
tho Clifton hotel, and who went to work
at once after her rescue to help care for
the Injured by bandaging the wounds of
many, has manifested her appreciation of
the work done by Captain W. A. Mohr
backer of the Central fire station by send
ing him a handsome gold locket.
Tell This to.Yf-ar Wife.
Electric Bitters cure female complaints
surely and safely, dispel headaches, back
aches, nervousness or ao pay. 50c. For
sale by Kuhn & Co.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and Warmer Both ' Ii
braaka and Iowa Today,
Ne-
WASHINGTON, April 3. Forecast:
For Nebraska Fair and warmer Satur
day; Sunday, fair except probably showero
in north portion.
For Iowa Fair and warmer Saturday;
Sunday, fair and warmer In cast portion.
For Colorado and Wyoming Fair Satur
day, warmer In eastern portion; Sunday,
fair.
For Kansas Fair and warmer Saturday;
Sunday, fair. . .
For Illinois Fair Saturday, warmer In
south and west portions; brisk north winds;
Sunday, fair and warmer.
For South Dakota Fair Saturday, warmer
in east portion; showers at night or Sun
day. Local Iterord.
OFFICE 6F THE WEATHER Rt'RF.AU,
OMAHA, April 3 Official record of tem
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the lust three
ear"' 1903 1!W2 Wl
Maximum temperature... 61 5! St
Minimum temperatirre. . . . 30 ?9 33 4ti
Moan temperature 40 40 4:i Bti
Precipitation T 00 00 00
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for tills day and ince March 1.
1H03:
Normal temperature 46
Deficiency for the day - 6
KxcesH since March 1 13"
Normal preclpiiatlon Of Inch
ltlciencv for the day Inch
pleclpltKti.in since March 1 .".8 Inch
Deficiency since March 1 1.22 inch
Deficiency for cor. period. 19o2 l.(H Inch
Excess for cor. peril'. 1!J1 50 inch
Reports from Stations at T P. M.
1'oaalblllty That He May Yet Aeeept
I'oaltloa on Federal Beneh Sow
Oecapled by Caldwell Oleo
Case on Trial.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES. April 8 (Special.) Gov
ernor Cummins today decided definitely
that all the companies and the band of
the Fifty-fourth regiment of the Iowa
National guard will go to St. Louis the lat
ter part of the month to participate In the
parade at the dedication exercises. Gen
eral Bycrs and . Major Hume returned
Thursday morning from 8t. Louis, .where
they had gone to make an investigatlcn of
the preparations for the care of the sol
diers. They had been informed by letter
from those supposed to be In authority
that Iowa troops might go Into camp and
receive commutation pay instead of being
kept by the management; but on arrival
at St. Louis they found this was not the
case and the Iowa troops will have to go
Into the exposition buildings as temporary
barracks. A conference was held this
morning between the governor and the ad
jutant general and it was decided that or
ders should immediately be issued for the
Fifty-fourth regiment to go to St. Louis.
Tho companies will bo directed to proceed
to St. Louis April 29 and be In camp and
ready for the parade on tho morning of
April 30. Colonel Caughlln of Ottumwa
will be la command, with Lieutenant
Colonel Bishop, and Majors Lambert, Dun
lap and Wetherell. Captain Wclherell is
before tho examining board' today for ex
amination brfore be)ng commissioned ma
jor of the regiment, he having been elected
last week to that position. The regiment
will be directed to remain In barracks on
the exposition grounds until May 3. Gov
ernor Cummins and the entire military
statT will attend.
Contrart for Stte Warehonse.
The state capltol commission this after
noon let the contract for the erection of a
warehouse on the site of the heating plant
near the state capltol. The building will
cost a little less than J29.0Q0. The bids
were all from Des Moines. Capital City
Brick & Pipe company, 828,475; W. F. Mit
chell, J3G.4GO; W. II. Brereton. $42,097;
Charles Weltz & Sons, $31,800; Benson &
Marxer, $35,622. The contract went to the
Capital City Brick and Pipe company for
$28,475.
Cummins Invlfeit to the Beneh.
The statement Is in free circulation here
that one of the chief purposes of President
Roosevelt In inviting Governor A. B. Cum
mins to go to Washington in February was
to offer him the position on the bench now
held by Judge Caldwell, that of circuit
Judgo for the Eighth circuit. This state
ment comes direct from those who are
familiar with the situation and claim to be
in the confidence of the governor. It is
understood that the Iowa delegation In
congress has indorsed Judge Smith Mc
Pherson for this position and that It Is de
sired he shall be' promoted to the circuit
bench. There are; many, however, who are
confident that OdVernor Cunmins even now
has the refusal of the position and that he
may yet conclude to accept It. Governor
Cummins has not' made any .statement in
regard to the mAUvr. V
Rates for Hoosevelt Day. -
The local committees today recervet offi
cial notice of the giving of a rate ef a fare
and a third on all railroads to bring people
to Des Moines on the day that President
Roosevelt is; to' be here. This assures a
big crowd.
I' Vix '.; Hons, as it is wholly free from every objectionable
?:. jr"tv ' ss quality or substance. In the process of
:viIjw manufacturing figs are used, as they are
MWM pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal
cts pie2vsartly
Acts Bareficialfyr
tslrjly as-a. Laxative.
rup of Figs appeals to the cultured and the
informed and to the healthy, because its com
nt parts are simple and wholesome and be
cause it acts without disturbing the natural func-
-a a; i
virtues of Syrup of Fics are obtained
from an excellent combination of plants
known to be medicinally laxative and to
act most beneficially.
To pet its beneficial effects buy the
genuine manufactured by the
a" '
mm
lAhfiSY
Louisville, Ky,
For sola, by ell druofi'aLs.
S.r" rrkrciaco.-Cal.
new York.N.Y.
Price- fifty eervta per bottle.
and the present Intention Is to place upon
the service an engraving of old Fort Dcs
Moines, establlHhad here in 1843.
Olroiuarsnrlnr on Trial.
The case of the State against Armour
j Packing company Is on trial in district
1 court. This is the case in which a test is
j being made by the state of the law relating
to the sale of oleomargarine colored yellow
in Iowa. The agents of tho company were
indicted for illegal sale of oleomargarine.
There was but one wltuess placed ou the
stand for the state, the state dairy com
missioner, and be testified as to the pur
chase of the stuff in tho markets and as
to the law in the case. The solo q'loslion
at Issue was whether the oleo is in fact of
a yellow color, and if so It Is being sold
contrary to tho Iowa law. The Jury will
get the case tomorrow.
WienlbuGoMrniting
Present a Sliver Service.
Designs are now being made for the sil
ver service which the city of Des Moines
will present to the battleship Des Moines
Iteata All Ita ItltnK.
No salve, lotion, balm or oil can compare
with' Bucklen's Arnica Salve for heai'ing.
It kills pain. Cures or no pay. 25c .''or
sale by Kuhn & Cc.
Wife Cliara-ea Kiiilicsxleiuent.
ONAWA, la., April 3. (Special Telegram.)
Ed. McClaln, a well known farmer here
who was charged with the crime of embezz
lement by his wife, on February 25, and
left the country, was arrested at Sloan
today and brought to Onawa.
He will have a hearing before Justice
C. M. Ross Monday at 10 o'clock.
T
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Anheuser-Busch
The wonderful progress
of this Association is
shown by the following
table of sales:
8,000 Barrels sold in 1865.
18,000 Barrels sold in 1870.
131,035 Barrels sold in 1880.
702,075 Barrels sold in 1890.
939,768 Barrels sold in 1900.
1,109,315 Barrels sold in 1902.
Largest Brewery in the World
All orders promptly filled br
GEO. KRUG. Manager Anheuser-Busch Branch,' Omaha, Neb.
CONDITION OF THE
WEATHER.
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Omaha, clear
Valentine, clear
North Platte, clear
t'hevenne, clear
Suit Iike City, clear
Rapid City, clear
Huron, clear
Willlitun, cloudy
Chicago, clear
8t. I.oula. clear
St. Paul, partly cloudy
Davenport, partly cloudy
Kumhus City, clear
Havre, partly cloudy
Helena, cloudy
XlMiiank. clear
Galveatuu, clear
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experience In the treatment of sped
ough examination, together with a
IS 1 01 A ur lnrlirl,l 1 Will h
curable I will give you a legal guar
lime wiinoui mjunwi pi'
VARICOCELE
permanently cured
without . a cutting
or tying operation.
No palu or loss of
time.
ULCERS
We care not of how
long standing, as
we cure them at
once.
STRICTURE
cured without dilat
ing or cutting; no
pain.
RHEUMATISM
in all Us forma per
manently cured by
my system of treat
ment. BLOOD P0I8ON
(dyphllta
permanently cured
without Injurious
af ter-effects.
IMPOTENCY
nromptly restored
nalurat, vigor-
ana lasting
There Is seldom a day
that I am not consulted
by an unfortunate suf
ferer v h. if he had con
sulted me In regard to
hi. .nnHitlnn In llK car'.V
d saved him much suffering, nnnoyuii.e
ue to lack of knowledge on the rart of tli"
. . . i a.. r vrtii If V fill DrJ
Hon peculiar to men, or if you have been
Cm. I Will ri'nns . i ii
linatd and developed after a whole life
.m oiva vriii m. t n 1 1 r-
n honest and aclentlrtc opinion nt your case.
a-ll a. aw If I ttA VOUT 088
Ulimuy (till J JM aev. - ' , .
antes to cure you In the shortest possible
Q 1 M III mm
feTTT v led
Be 'sure and see that
your flask
filled with
g " I aV mm aaBBt aa
w.n.nrBrayers
arffirook
Whiskey
Dolt led in Donrf
The perfected product of fifty years of Ken
tucky experience in whiskey making'. Pure,
hand-made and wood-aged.
For Sale Everywhere.
a
here There's
hance. . . .
A chance is All nny fair-minded man wants.
Gi,ve him that and he is satisfied.
If h is a farmer, his idea of a chance is: Good
noil, fair prices for land, good climate and a sufficient
rainfall.
At the present time Oklahoma comes nearer filling
l hose requirements than any other section of the United
States. CJo and see for yourself. Ilouieseekers' ex
cursion April V. and 21; one fare plus $2 for the round
trip.
G. A. Rutherford, D. P. A.
1323 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
SXSSSii
5' I
HSQ
W. A. COOK.
Master Specialist
in Private Diseases
of Men.
Private Diseases
of Men
in the treatment of Private DISEASES OF MEN, to which
our practice Is limited! and to which our exclusive thought
and experience has been' devoted far more than 23 years,
WE GIVE A LKOAL WRITTEN Ot'ARANTEE TO CURE
PERFECTLY AND PERMANENTLY or refund every cent
paid. If troubled with VARICOCELE. IMPOTENCY,
ilLOOD POISON OR REFt FIX DISORDERS It will pay you
to consult us at office or by J'ter. . CONSULTATION FREE,
and if you take treatment c targes will be entirely satisfac
tory to you EVERYTHING 8TRICTLY PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL
Cook Medical Company
112 South 14-th St. Over Dally News. Omaha.
s I
I CURE MEN.
to
OUB
strength
K . S . T UM, m nmll rail. All
if III it correapondence strictly
ci.nfldentlal, and all replies sent In
plain envelopes. Inclose 2c stamp
to Insure prompt reply.
DISCHARGES
stopped In from
threu to five days.
ECZEMA
pimp'ee or any skin
diseases perma
nently cured In the
shortest possible
time.
HYDROCELE
cured to stay cured
without cutting.
RUPTURE
of men cured In
from ten to thirty
daya. No catting,
no detention from
business.
BLADDER AND
KIDNEY
troubles by our
system of treat
ment are Improved
at once and quickly
and permanently
cured.
T Indicates trass of precipitation.
I.. A. WELSH.
Local f orecast ortlcUL
STATE ELECTRO-MEDICAL MSTITUTE
1308 Farnam St Bet. 13th and 14th Sts., OMAHA, NEB.
OrnCE HOURa: From la.rn.tolp, in.; Sundays 10 a. m. to I p. m. only.
tysa mj iiKW -a :
HALF FARE
PLU5 $2.00
For Round Trip Tickets
VIA
LouisYilla & Nashville R. R.
To Nearly All Points la
ALABAMA, FLORIDA, KEN
TUCKY, GEORGIA, MISSIS
SIPPI, VIRGINIA, NORTH &
SOUTH CAROLINA, TEN
NESSEE. Tickets on sale March Sd and
17th, April 7th and Sflst. May 6th
uri.l h, June 2d and 16th. and on
llrat and third Tuesday of each
month thereafter until November
17th. and good returning 21 days
from date of sale, h'or further In
formation ronNult your local agent,
or address
'. I.. STOMS,
Gca'l Pan. Aajvat,
Louisville & Nashville R. R
LOUISVILLE, KY.
DR.
McCREW
SPECIALIST
Traata all forms ot
DISEASES tHO
DISOKDEBS Or
MEN ONLY
IT Years Experience,
1." Years In Omaha.
Ills remarkable suc
cess has never tie.'n
equaled and every day brings many flatter
ing reports of the good he la doing, or tho
relief ha haa given.
Hot Soring Trea iirenlforcMliu,
And all Wood Poisons. NO "BRtAKINfJ j
OUT" on the skin or face anc! all external f
altrna of the dlaease diaappeai at onre.
BLOOD DISEASE r.r TA'iXA.
VARICOCELE;.V!h.Aj;TaJt,V..,D
I nilCD Qll nnft case cured of nerv
I Ula.ll tfUUUUua debility, loBi of
: vitality, unnatural discharges, Stricture.
1 Oleat, Kidney and JUladder Llseasee, lly
Arecele.
QUICK CURK8-M)W CHARO EVi.
Treatment b mall. P. O. Bo 7M. OlBoa.
aver jUa a. 14tb street, bttween Varoata aad 1
J XMugJas aUaeta, OHJUJ-k, tiiUt, I
4
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