THE OMAHA DAILY REE: SUNDAY, AriTIIj 2ft. 1003.
HAY OPPOSES RUSSIAN MOVE
Take: Sicnt 8 ep to Frettnt Ctim Qraat
i' g : arcburiai Demaal.
UNITED STATES TAKES ACTION ALONE
Great Britain anil Japan K peeled to
Work Aln Unit Line, bat
Washington Officials Steer
Clear of Alllanrea.
WASHINGTON. April 2:.. The Japanr-ss
mlDlmr, Mr. Takahira. and Baron Von
Eternburg railed on Becrrlary Hijr today
nd It la believed that he Manrhurtan que
tion wn dlscusped. Secretary Hay haa no
alvrea from Rt. Petersburg or London,
but It la bdlevl he ill shortly bear from
the Russian capital.
These conferences and exchange are all
preliminary to .the preparation of a pro
teat which li to be made against the Rua
aian demands, but It la not yet clear what
form tbla will take. The protest, however,
trust be directed. Dot to Russia, but to
China, which will be warned that any action
that will alienate Chlneae territory or con
fer special advantage on on nation will
be deemed unfriendly.
State Department Dlsroaraged.
Official here who hare labored so long
to preierve the Integrity of China begin to
bold Manchuria aa bopeleaaly lout to China
and to believe the beat that can be done
now I to aave aa much aa possible from
the wreck. It therefor appears likely that
an effort will be made to procure from Rus
sia a binding promise that the powers will
not be entirely deprived of the right to
exploit Manchuria commercially.
It may now be possible to secure the
opening of one or two ports as propoaed in
the pending treaty between China and the
In I ted States, which will probably bar to
be amended, In view of these last develop
ments. The fear Is expressed that the Rus
sian move will be copied by other nations
and that Qermany will proceed to extend
Its sphere of Influence In the Shan Tung
peninsula, while France will overlap the
border of Tonquln.
Having heard from the president. Secre
tary Hay 1 now In a position to act re
specting the Manchurian matter. Indeed
be baa already taken the first step, al
though for obvious reason it Is not deemed
well to indicate It nature.
It Is mad quite plain, however, that the
foiled States will join no general protest
gainst Russian action. The State depart
ment' policy la so clearly defined In such
matter that the official assume It I un
derstood that whatever action the United
State takes will be individual. It Is true
that It may run parallel to the action of
other powers, aimllarly Interested, but
there will be no entangling alliance.
Diplomat Await Development.
In dlplomatio circles development re
garding the Chinese situation are anxiously
awaited. It I expected by the representa
tives of the power that Great Britain and
Japan will act In harmony with the United
States In the demand upon China not to
yield to the Russian demand.
It was pointed out In on quarter that
It would make but little difference whether
China accepted or rejected the Russian
terms for th evacuation of Manchuria,
sine If China refused to agree Russia could
continue the occupation of Manchuria. In
another diplomatic quarter th opinion wn
expressed that Russia Is asking mora than
It really hopes to obtain.
The Russian government. It I said in
dlplomatio circles. Justifies it course on the
ground that Manchuria 1 mbracd within
its sphere of Influence In China and con
tend that It 1 wholly within It right to
Impose 'certain condition before withdraw
ing in order to aafeguard. it interest.
Ther la no apprabemlon among tb rep
resentatives of the power that Manchurian
affair will lead to anything beyond diplo
matic exchange.
At the embassies of the British, German,
Russian and French government it la said
that no official advice concerning Man
churia have been received from the for
eign office of their respective govern
ments. In th absence of anything official from
his government th Russian ambaaaador la
a note to Secretary Hay announced that
nothing inimical to the United Statea wa
projected by Russia.
LONDON, April 25. Vlacount Haylshi,
th Japanese minister here, received today
a cable from the government at Toklo
fully confirming the report of the Russian
demand regarding Manchuria.
Tb minister expreased the opinion that
they were entirely opposed to th policy
of the open door, but, he added, that he
waa not yet in a position to say what
action would be taken by ths Interested
power.
Germany I Forewarned.
BERLIN. April 25. Russia' latest de
mand a on China are no surprise to the
German government. Some Indications
even exist that the foreign office her wa
privy to Russia's purposes In advance and
expressed indifference to them. This I In
exact accord with tb policy to resist Rua
la In nothing Id which it is In earnest.
Thi constant expression in government
quarter concerning Manchuria ever sine
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Reichstag two years ago has been that
Getmany has no interests there, and hence
thst Oermtny Is simply In a position of
colm observsnce. Count von Buelow might
find It consistent with this attitude to Join
with other powers In expressing the hope
that trade will have freedom In Manchurl.
Riirsla would not object to Germany's
participation In auch repreaentatlon. What
Germany will not do Is to Join In any en
ergetic pressure at Teking to prevent China
from yielding on every point.
The expectation her Is that all klnda of
written protest, from Grest Britain and
the United States, will b lodged at the
Russian foreign office and that these will
be replied to with ample courtesy and
reasonableneaa. but that the correspond
ence will be the only satisfaction the
United States and Great Britain will get
for their open door demands. Germany Is
reconciled to Russian mastery In Man
churia. 8T. PETERSBURG, April 25. The official
of the Foreign office expreased lo the Asso
ciated Press today Intense surprise over the
report that American public opinion was
disturbed by the new regarding Manchuria.
Tbey declared the people of the United
States were being misled by Japan and said
the improvement which were In progress
In Manchuria certainly would benefit inter
national commerce.
The Foreign office official added that no
new fundamental condition were being Im
posed, declaring that what are In progress
are pourparler concerning the act of evac
uation Itself and the organisation of the
Chinese administration to assure order. The
Chinese administration, however, I not
ready.
Russia desire assurance that China will
maintain a sufficient police force to repress
local disorders, which are continuous
throughout Manchuria, especially In the
mountain. The detachment of European
troop remaining In the country have no
object but the maintenance of order locally
until China ia able to guarantee that order
will be maintained.
The Foreign office add that the number
of railroad guards ultimately will not ex
ceed 20,000 unless under exceptional circum
stances. GERMAN CRITICS OF OUR NAVY
Convince Themselves It la Little fee
Compared with Their
Own.
(Copyright, 190J. by Pres Publishing Co.)
BERLIN, April 25. (New York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Since the
Dewey interview and especially since the
United State government decided to send
a practice squadron to Kiel during regatta
week, th American navy ha excited a
great deal of notice throughout Germany.
Several naval writer have been striving
to ahow that although tb American navy
haa grown rapidly In the last few years,
It is not to be compared for an Instant
with Germany's; that It discipline Is at
the lowest ebb of any navy In existence.
and that the difficulty of manning ships
is felt more than even In England.
All Germany baa now satisfied Itself that
the German navy I a long way ahead of
the American navy, and that in ten year,
when th present naval program 1 com
pleted, the disparity In favor of Germany
will be far mor marked than It ! now.
PRINCE OF WALES NOT COMING
Private Secretary Set at Rest Bnraor
Which Haa Been Cnr.
rent.
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LONDON, April -. 16. (New York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) The World
correspondent received today th following
reply to hi Inquiry a to whether or not
the prince of Wales Intended to visit th
St. Louis exposition:, . .
"In reply to your letter of the 22d Inst.,
which I only received thi morning, I
beg to say that a far as I know the prince
of Wale doe not intend to visit the United
Statea next year. Tour faithfully,
' "ARTHUR BIGGE."
Sir Arthur Bigge i the private secretary
of the prince of Wales.
It 1 expected that Parliament will ap
propriate for the British government ex
hiblt at the fair at leaat $500,000.
JEWS ARE CRUELLY TREATED
Score Are Shot and Beaten to
Death and Handred Are
Wonnded.
6T. PETERSBURG, April 36. The No-
voati today, without giving the exact fig
ures. Indicates that the Jews at Klshlneff,
capital Af Bessarabia, during the entl
semlt riot there April 20, Buffered even
more severely than admitted officially.
The paper say scores of Jew were shot
or beaten to death and several hundred
were wounded. Tbelr houses were wrecked
and tbelr abops were sacked. Thousand of
Jew In tb district are homeless and des
titute. .
Foreign Resident Warned.
madkid, April 25. Advice from
Morocco say the consul at Tetuan and
Ceuta have informed the foreign residents
to be ready to leave at a moment'
notice.
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VANDERB1LT WEDS SIMPLY
TaVea Mrs. Rutherfurd to Wife in Quiet
London Church.
INVITED GUESTS NUMBER ONLY FOUR
Dnke s Durhea of Marlborough,
Wlnftelrl Hoyt and Henry White
Wltneaa Ceremony, Latter
(tlvlnc tlrlde Away.
LONDON, April 25. William K. Vander
bill and Mrs. Anna Rutherfurd wtre mar
rled today at St. Mark' church, North
Audley street. The officiating clergyman
was Rev. W. II. Hadden.
The wedding took place Just before Dion
Winfleld Hoyt of New York wa tss best
man and Henry White gave away the
bride. The ' only other persons In the
church were the duke nnd duchess of Marl
borough. Mrs. Rutherfurd wore a '.mple, gray
travellag drees and no Jewels of any kind.
Mr. Vanderbllt, Mr. White and the duke of
Marlborough wore the usual frock coa
There waa no wedding breakfast or re
ception. Immediately after the ceremony
the couple started for the country. Their
destination was not revealed, but It I
known that they will remain in the coun
try for some weak before going to ar.y
city.
Groom Seenrea License.
It seems that Mr. Vanderbllt personally
secured the license and managed the whola
affair himself. Three weeka ato he es
tablished a residence in London and lat
Wednesday he personally applied for and
secured a license from the bishop of Lon
don while the reporters were all watching
the archbishop of Canterbury's office.
The bishop of London's Jurisdiction ap
plies to the diocese of London, only, while
that of the archbishop of Cauterbury ap
plies to the whole of England.
Mrs. and Mis White ire still staying at
Mrs. Rutherfurd's flat in Par:. Mrs. White
would have accompanied Mrs. Rutherfurd
to London and have been present at the
wedding, but Mrs. Rutherfurd BBkeJ her to
stay with her children.
The license set forth all the details of
the Vanderbllt divorce and the previous
marriages of both parties.
It is understood that the couple are not
going to America for some time.
A telegram from Dover says Mr. and
Mrs. Vanderbllt crossed the channel this
morning on a boat bound for CtlalB.
Clergyman Boric Own Child.
There was a pathetic incident In connec
tion with the wedding. Almost Imme
diately after the ceremony the officiating
clergyman conducted the funeral of one of
his own young children.
The Wide was the reclpent at many hand
om preaents from Mr. Vanderbllt and
others.
It appears that Chancellor Tristram ot
the bishop ot London's consistory court,
held a special court on Wednesday and took
the personal testimony of Mr. Vanderbllt,
whose counsel also submitted documentary
proof of the divorce proceeding at New
York, and of the fact that the prohibition
against hi remarrying had been removed
by the supreme court ot New York. The
license waa subsequently granted.
Mr. Vanderbllt wa enabled to preserve
secrecy regarding the license in conse
quence of an order Issued by Dr. Tristram
after the scandal arising from the trouble
railed In various churches by Father
Black during th campalga against th re
marriage of divorced person.
An order, then went out that, license nf
divorced person should not be entered on
the public register until after the marriage
10 it to avoid. 4 acandal. Mr. Vander
bllt' license, therefore, ha not yet bo
lstered until the bishop of London' reg
come public property and will not be reg
istrar i formally notified that the wedding
has taken place.
WILL BE DEPRIVED OF CHILD
Infant, of Former Crown Prince
Lonlse to Be Taken Away
from Her.
BERLIN, April 25. A Munich dispatch
says the accouchement of the former Crown
Princess Louise of Baxony ia expected
within a fortnight, and that a court official,
with a physician and nurses, haa already
arrived at Lindau, Lake Constance, from
Dresden, having royal order to bring the
child to Dresden three weeks after It
birth.
It I authoritatively stated that the grand
duke ot Tuscany, father of Princes Louise,
recently became reconciled to ber, but de
cided it wa belt that ahe should not live
at Saliburg out ot consideration for her
younger sisters.
MULLAH LOSES MA-NY MEN
Loss of British la Battle le Not Yet
Known (or Cer
talnty. ADEN. Arabia, April 24. Brigadier Gen
eral Manning, after an engagement with
the Mad Mullah' force, ha relieved
Colonel Cobbe, near Gumburru, Somaliland,
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DRESSED MEN WILL
for onday
$15.00
$10.00
$2.50 to $8
lieu and Boys.
forty-five miles westward of Oslad1. About
2 000 of the Mullah's men were killed. The
British lops Is not known.
Th few detills obtainable of tht d ss sr
to Colonel Plunkett'a detachment April 1.
show the Mullah s force consisted ot 2.000
horsemen and 10,000 spearmen. They a ir
rounded Colonel Plunkett'a force In the
open and the Somalia, after a heavy rifle
fire, charging repeatedly with their horse
men and spearmen on all sides.
The British detachment held out until Its
ammunition was exhausted and then
charged with bayonet, but It waa ultimately
overwhelmed by weight of numbera. The
British fore fought until all of Its officers
and 170 met. were killed.
Most of the hmclful ot men who reached
the csrap were wounded. The Somalia'
losses are reported to hive b?en enor.
mom.
The Mullah' force are reported to ag
gregate from 3.000 to 4,0)0 mounted ma
and about 80,000 spearmen.
OMAHA SUBURBS.
Florence.
Mrs. J. T. Swanson and daughter Htlma
were visitors in Omaha Thursday.
M. R. Kindred visited his son near Ty
son. Neb., a couole of dava thi week.
Mrs. Morris Kindred of Herman. Neb.,
visited relstlves here Saturdav and Sunday.
Luke SlmDson. l'vln near Loveland. Ia.,
visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
Mies Edna Price left Saturdav for a
visit with relatives at Lincoln and Denton.
Neb.
Mrs. Harriet Bouldln returned bom
Monday from trio at her ranch near
Bridgeport. Neb. -
Bert Andrew Is building an addition
two stories hlah to his bouse on Fourth
and Washington atreeta.
Mrs. Wulf and son of Blair. Neb.. vlBlted
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Banka,
a couple of dajra thia week.
Mrs. M. taualln. who has ben spending
several month at SU Louis, visiting a
daughter, returned home recently.
Mrs. Rsbert rierhe and son. Robert.
visited friends here Thursday evening, re
turning to their home at Omaha on tb
night train.
F. B. Nichola has let the contract to
George Estill for the building of his resi
dence In Florence, on the five aore tract
he recently purchased at the Intersection of
Prospect and Jefferson streets.
l non the Invitation of Rev. PhllllD S.
Smith of St. Mark's church. Florence Camo
No. 4105. Modern Woodmen of America, will
attend the evening service at the church
Sunday evening. May S. at 7:45 p. m..
members to attend In a body.
Jonathan Inrlaa No. 225. Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, will
visit Benson lodge Sunday and take part
In the anniversary exercises. The street
car company will run a car to Florence,
and ttiev will rn via Omaha to Benson, re
turning the same way. leaving Florence
6:39 p. m. 6unday.
Benson.
Mrs. Gift and infant daughter left for
Valley. Neb., the early part of last week
to visit relatives.
Charles Anderson, who lives on West
Military avenue, and his 2-vear-old daugh
ter ara hnth aarlnualv 111 with nneumonia.
Mr. Anderson Is convalescing, but the child
Is not yet beyond the danger point.
James Walsh nf this nlace was one Of the
delegates appointed bv Mayor Moores last
week to attend the good roaas convention,
m he held durlni next week at St. Louis.
Mr. WalHh will leave lor 01. Liouia next
Monday morning.
The monthlv 10-cent lunch riven by the
LAdies' Aid society will be helu at Mrs.
E. E. rloffmsn' home on Military avenue
on Wednendav. ADril 29. The society I
planning a banquet and initiation party to
be tendered me Honorary memoer on
May 2. i
Arbor dav was observed In the Benson
public school lu an appropriate manner.
One of the teacher took her scholars out
fnr natural atliliv and a wild flower hunt.
after school session. Flags were raised and
trees planted through various parts ot tne
villaee.
R. R Emerson la havlna a new residence
built on Military avenue, near McCague
street, where he and his family will make
their nome. Mr. itmerson lormeriv iivu
on McCaa-ue street, but Is now residing in
Halcyon Height until hi new residence
Is comDleted.
Service will be held at the Methodist
Enlscopsl church at 11 a. m. ana n. m.;
Sunday school at noon: Junior league at I.
mnA s-r.wr.nh teaaiia at T. A aoeclal even
ing service will be held In honor ot the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows' lodx of
Benson, who will attend in a ooar m cele
bration of their anniversary.
The cabinet meeting of the Eoworth
league waa not held for various reaaona and
wiit r, rr.hor.iv hniii a short session Im
mediately preceding the monthly business
meeting which will be held next Monday
evening at the home of Mra. J. E. Johnson.
The delegates to the annual leaaue conven
tion to be held et Gretna In May will be;
elected at this meeting.
West Ambler.
Mr. Bert Ganti has purchased a horn In
Eaat Ambler.
Mtss Elsie Blake waa entertained by Mrs.
T. Smith on Thursday.
Mrs. J. Cunningham has been under Dr.
Christie's care this week.
The steep grade at Forty-sixth and Lin
coln avenue ha been filled.
Mr. Lehmer and family left last week for
Kantas. where be has purcnasea a larm.
Mr. Cook has disposed of hi vast flock of
sheen, and has added more cattle to nia
stock farm.
One of Mr. S. T. Campbell's Shetland
ponies has been very sick the past week
with lung fever.
A. W. Spoerri haa recently purchased a
fourth lot adloinlng bis nne nome on
Forty-sixth street.
Miss Anna Gants and ber niece. Bertha
Hensman. were vuests at Rev. R. M. Hen
derson's on Wednesday.
Mra. J. E. Augbe made a buatneas trio
to Council Bluffs on Saturday and was the
guest ot her old friend. Mrs. A. C. Hard
ing.
Mr. and Mra. Georca Evas and daughter.
Mrs. Guv Matsen and husband, ot North
Omaha were guests at dinner with I. Syas
the first of the week.
Mrs. Hensman. mother of J. and F. Hens-
man. haa Durchased the Doraev property
near Forty-Eichlb and Leavenworth streets
and will make that her home after this
fall.
Mrs. Charles Svas entertained th Ladles'
aid on Thursday. A large amount of sew
In waa done for Mrs. I. Simpson and
family, who will soon take their departure
for California to loin Mr. Bimpson a par
ent there.
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Dandee.
Mrs. Aiken, who has been Quite 111. 1
able to be out acaln.
Mr. and Mra. A. M. Smith returned home
from California on Saturdav.
Mr. Hcnrr Maxwell of Omaha and his
sister. Miss Anne Maxwell, who Is attend
ing the state university at Lincoln, dined
on Saturday with Mr. ana Mra. James w.
Hamilton.
The laaf recular meeting for the vear of
the Dundee Woman's club will te held on
Wednvedav at the home ot Mra. 1. sj.
Leavltt. when there will be a general re
view of the work of the year.
Mr. Pentland ohvslral director of th
Young Men s Christian aeaoclatlon. haa
moved with hia family Into the houae oc-
cupled last summer bv Mr. William R.
Ua-hlon. on Webster atreet. near Fiftieth.
Srlatto Rhenmafiam Tared.
"I hare been aubject to sciatic rheuina-
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Wilton Junction, Iowa. "My Joints were
tiff and gave me much pain and discom
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Wnt Omaha Improver.
The West Omaha Improvement club held
a meethiK last Thursday night at tne An
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and Dorlae streete. Standing room waa at
a uremluin. th Dmiiam conelbtlna of an
iuliire on "Beautifying and Improving
the Home," by JurlKe Blubaugh; also an ad-
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riuha ana Thrlr Influence tn the Com
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violin kolo by Mr. Lindsey. The club Is
ulannlna for extensive Improvement In the
wcttrrn part f the city. The next regular
meeting win do neia on v i ai s o ciock.
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Baltimore, Md.,
July 17tb to 19th, iucluslve.
TICKETOFFIGE:
S. E. Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Sts.
T. F. GOFREY, Faaeuger and Ticket
Agent.
Than Wholesale Think of
Upright a ilgh
$450 PIANO
$315
tlnctly new
woods.
Renaissance Cnb't Grand
model beautiful hand
carving heavy paneled,
cased ends, magnificent,
massive effeta choicest
woods.
Severely classical Flor
entine style modeled
after the Italian. An
Instrument widely cele
tone nnd beauty of
CREDIT IF DESIRED
RHEUMATISM
In all It forma BY MY SYSTEM OF
TREATMENT 1 permanently cured.
Irrespective of how many treatments
you have tried and failed.
NOCTURNAL LOSSES
that sap the very life from you and
later lead to complete loa of all pow
ers, stopped forever in from t to 10
day.
DISCHARGES
of an unnatural order stopped forever
In I to t days.
BLADDER
and kidney trouble, the symptoms of
vhlch are pain In the back and loins,
frequent and scalding urination and
thousands of other symptoms that you
can appreciate better than I can de
acrlbe. BY MY SYSTEM OF TREAT
MENT you are permanently cured.
RUPTURE
of men. I care not how long standing,
cured In 10 to 30 day without any cut
ting operation or pain or loaa ot time.
STRICTURE
la the partial or complete closure ot
the canal, and BY MY SYSTEM OF
TREATMENT ail obstructions are
permanently removed without cutting
or dilating.
I CURE MEN
CONSULTATION FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL.
Demand for
Investments
is growing with the prosperity
of the country and a man of
character and ability can
secure ample rewards if he
has the ability to market such
securities. I want a few of
the best men obtainable for
this work.
In writing give age,
occupation and bank
references.
All letters treated ss strictly confidential.
GEORGE T. DEXTER.
uperiateadsat ef Demettls Ageaeies,
The Mataal Life laureate Cempaay f NswYerfc,
12 Nutau Street, N.w Yera, N. Y.
FI.EMISQ BROS., Managers,
Omaha. Ntkr. Da Moines. Iowa.
of FAMOli PERSONS
AUTOGRAPH
LETTERS
Bnngbt nnd Sold.
WALTER B. HKNJAMIN
1125 ftroadwty. New York.
bend fur t'rlce Lists.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Makes Moat laefnl Present.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Only Ono Hollar a Year.
Take Your Pick
TIIKSK standard makes unexcelled In tyl
Iteauty and sweetness of toue recommended by ar
tists used by teachers and students absolutely
guaranteed by us. Never Ivefore have music lovers
of the west had iuch nu opportunity ! Never before
have the efforts of a westeru plauo house met such
universal approval!
It I
Clean-cut Turltan model $400 PIANO ONLY
chaste effects beautl- Gnnt
ful veneers a Justly eel- SZQO
cbrated make in use by
many great artists. With or without candelabra
ornamentation.
ONLY Modified Colonial-an
artistic creation combin
ing the colonial and
modern styles. Dls-
deslgns In a wide variety of beautiful
$500 PIANO ONLY
$360
mahogany and walnut
TUNING AND REPAIRING
MOVINO TIME IS THE TIME FOR TUNINO AND RE
PAIRING. OUR RATES ARB THE LOWEST. OUR
WAOON8 CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR INSTRU
MENT. TELEPHONES
Omaha 1625. Co. Bluffs 368
UIUJLJILUIM W
F BED
I Treat Men Only and Cure
Them to Stay Cured
examination, together with an honeet
and scientific opinion of your case. If
I find you era Incurable, I will hon
estly tall you so. If I nnd your case
curable, we will give you a legal guar
antee to cure you.
We snake bo nataleadlng state
meat or abtaeaallke prepo
sition to the afflicted In order to
ear tkelr patronage. Tk
many year of onr aneefnl
practice prove, tknt onr special
treatment la aofo and certain.
We will make you no false proihlae
a to curing your eaae In a short time,
knowing it will take longer, aa we
promise nothing but what we can do,
and always do a w promise.
ULCERS
I ear not how long standing or of
what nature, a MY SYSTEM OF
TREATMENT cures them at one.
HYDROCELE
cr aay (welling, tenderness or Impedi
ment reduced to their normal also
without th aid of a knife.
ECZEMA
pimples, erysipelas or any eruptive dis
ease of the akin BY MY SYSTEM OF
TREATMENT are permanently re.
moved, never to return.
IMPOTENCY
I a condition caused by exoeasea of
early or late life. I care not how long
you have been so, or how old you are,
a MY SYSTEM OF TREATMENT 1
especially adapted for the permanent
cure of all auch case aa yours. Thou
sanda have been cured of till condi
tion, and a cur awaits you. Suffer
no longer.
ORGANS
that have ahrunken or are undeveloped
or that have wasted through disease,
BY MY 8Y8TEM OF TREATMENT)
are permanently restored to tbelr nor
mal slse.
WRITE
If you cannot call. AU correepondonoo
st riot y confidential and all replies aent
In plain envelope. nclo ia stamp
to tnsur reply.
Office Hours t a. m t I
f. m. Sunday: 10 a. ra. to
p. ra.
California
Cheap Trips
Th Santa P will sell round
trip ticket to California at
about balMarw. flay & and
Hay 12 to 18.
Also one-way colonist tickets,
dally until June 15. at very low
ratea. It will pay you to lnTestl-j-ate
these groat opportunities.
"Santa, F all the way," Chicago and
Kanana City to Lo Angeles, Ban
Dtego and Ban . Franctaoo.
Interesting pamphlet fro.
S. L. Palmer, P. A.,
tot Equitable Btdg.,
Dei Moines, Ia.
Santa Fe
,C0LLAR
