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Lithia Water
Strong Testimony from the University of
finia.
" IN URIC ACID DIATHESIS. GOUT. RHEUMATISM.
LITHAEMIA And the like. ITS ACTION IS
PROMPT AND LASTING."
COO. Don. Johnston, M.D., LL.D., Prof. Cyne,olty and
A odatntndl Surgery, L'nuersi.'v ot" Virginia, F.x-Pres. Southern 2urgt,al
and Gne,.-)i'i(t(al Ann . Fx-Per. I'lrgmu Medical Society and nrgeon
Memorial tt7, Ruhmo-id, l'a.: "It I wrf asked what tninetal water
FJSm 1tfea.ir Bufe?u.o lithia water
la Uric Acid Diathesis, abut. Rheumatism, Lithaemta. and the like, its
beneficial effects are prompt and lasting Almost any ca ot
Pyelitis and Cystitis will be alleviated by it. and many cured. I Irate
had evidence ot the undoubted Disintegra'tini, Solvent and Eliminating
pow-rs of this water in Renal Calculus, and have known i'.s long continued
use :o pertnaueit'y break up the gravel-tormina; habit '
"IT SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED AS AN ARTICLE OF MATERIA MEDIC A."
James L. Cabell. M.D., A.M., LL. D., ormer pr,u. Physuu-
oy and Surgery tn the Mffiial D'partmenl in t'ie University ot l'irg:n:a.
Raird fit Health: "Buffalo Utkia Watch Diathesis i a
w-il-know n therapeutic resource. It shnuM be recognized bv the profession
its eh a;-t:ric ot Mateia Meiiica."
"NOTHING TO COMPARE WITH IT IN PREVENTING URIC ACID
DEPOSITS IN THE BODY."
Dr. P. . Darringer, Ckairma t ,'t Fa.ultv and Professor of Phxst
tiiotr, t'i:;-er:itr ot Virginia. Chtirloxies-Hllr. Is.: "After twenty rnn'
yractice I have no hesiiancv i-i st.v.ins; that ior prompt results I have
to compare wit;: BUFFALO LITKIA W55TR Deposits in the body.
"I KNOW OF NO REMEDY COMPARABLE TO IT."
Wm. D. TowleS, M. D., ,atr 'rat. ot Anatomy and Vaena
Med. .3. I -it verity of V,t. : "In trie Acid Diathesis, flout. Rheumatism,
Rheumatic Gout, Rnal Calculi and Stone in the Bladder, I know of no
S-n: Duefalo Lithia Water ,
Vol iminous medical testimony sent on request. For sale br the general
drug and mineral water trade.
PROPRIETOR, DUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA.
ith the return of City Treasurer Hen
nlngs into tne mayoralty race tne can
axtures in this building alone amount dldacy of John W. Fead. bond clerk In the
approximately to H.iO. Thia does not in- treasurer "s office, has been withdrawn.
elude the electric lights and wiring- to be read contested with John Westberg for
installed in all the buildings. j the Fontanelle indorsement for comptroller
Fait Work Being Done J Contractors at J The new guard house haa been equipped when its slate was first In the making.
IN THE ARENA OF POLITICS
McKmiey Club Winta Ed, Denesa and
agoon for Banquet.
rwEXTY-FOUR CANDIDATES OH FILE
Representative Aaderana Oat far
Innncll In FMcfcth Brd Jsa
W. read 'Blthdraw from
Comptroller Rare.
J. Adam Bede. the Minnesota humorist
congressman; Governor Magivm of the
canal aone and Governor Deneen of Illinois
are on the list of speakers sought by the
McK.nley club for Its annual banquet.
"Unless we can get Mmc such man or
men. whose personal presence would be an
attraction, wo will not have a banquet,"
said X. P. Dodge, Jr. That seems to be
the sentiment of the club. Congressman
Bede has a date at Peoria for February 2
and may be able to come here the I4th.
The club hopes so. at any rate. Mr. Dodge
and others charged with securing speakers
are negotiating through Senator Millard.
Congressman Kennedy and Edward Rose
water, now at Washington, for Governor
Magoon and have hopes of getting him.
The club win give its regular dinner
Monday night at J. P. O'Brien s cafe on
Farnam street, and State Representative
Windham of Pinttsmouth and John J.
Ryder of Omaha will be the principal
speakers. The Douglas county legislative
delegation will be guests on this occasion
and the club is anxious for its entire mem
bership to turn out. It has the entire
third floor of the building reserved.
To date twenty-four applications for
places on the primary ticket have been
filed with the city clerk, although the pri
mary is two months off and the limitation
for filing half that. So far all seekers
Lave bid themselves In as republican can
didates. Wednesday E. T. Peterson filed
for tiie position of committeeman from
the Second district of the Seventh ward
and G. W. Shanahan from the Ftrst of
the Ninth. Another recent filing is that of
Representative C. J. Anderson for council
man from the Eighth ward.
mcrmons colonizing heavily qe PLEADS FOR KENNARD
saaaael (tf r, "fai a Raaraaann ta
W).mIii, Eat ae.ia.t Ir ilirr
"tew Hasae.
Samuel Corner, founder of Comer uni
versity and now a ram her fnm Wyoming.
is in the city and is enthusiastic over tli- '
prospects around his new home at Lowell, ,
whhh Is on the Fratuiie extension of llic
Burlington. He said: !
"Lowell is the lnmest point of altitude '
in the Big Horn basin and has a colony .
j of l.'.oo Mormons within its borders, an-
: other colony of or 7i Ave miles to the I
northwest and another of 7'" eight miles
I to the west. They control lS.'- acres north
! of the Shoshone river. A fourth colony
has settled on the south side of the Sno
shone river which controls 14.'o acres.
This is to be a test colony and no family
will b given more tlian forty ai r-s of
Irrigated land, which ia a good-sized farm
when under a good ditch.
"This country is watered by private
ditches and by the government ditch, which
begins at Cody and for which the govern
ment haa appropriated K...&oOft. The sec
tion now under construction will water lyi,
009 acres of land. This, when completed,
will be the greatest area of irrigated land
in Wyoming. The Mormons are under a
system of bishops and are an industrious
and frugal people.
"The Frannie extension of the Burling
ton goes through these colonies and will
tend to develop this section rapidly. Tht?
Mormons have two large co-opera.ive
stores and a bank is organised. Hay is
selling for M per ton and oats, wheat and
potatoes all bring the same price. tl.S per
1W pounds. The new settlers have a much
easier time than we did as pioneers when,
eleven years ago. we had to haul hay
twenty-three miles at a cost of ii per
ton. Now this can be bought for M. The
grading is complete for the Frannie line
as far as the Shoshone river.
"Lowell will have a beet sugar factory
in the next two years, as sugar beets,
grown under irrigation near there, wm-n
examined at Salt Lake City showed the
largest per cent of saccharine of any m
the United States.
"I have seen five-pound speckled trout
caught In the Shoshone river in October
and often the boys go out and catch sev
eral pounds for breakfast. "
Alto Fata in Word for H:t Own Act ai
Ceuaty Commissioner.
NO GRAFT. HE SAYS. IN CCllNTY JAiL
Kenaartt t. serfs Possibilities at t.raft
Haa Iteea Eliminated ar Rr.
RUSH ON ARMY BUILDINGS
Fort Omaha,
HOUSES RtADY FOR OCCUPANCY JUNE
Mild W later Facilitates l'rotrr. I
and Most of the ew Strurtarri
llreadr Are lader
Roar.
with the latest improved steel cells and is
a modern jail in every respect. Adjacent Consternation among the Fontaneiles
the guard house is the hose carriage house. continues. Not a few members are dis
which is fully equipped with fire fighting j gusted with the cry raised by R. Beecher
apparatus for the needs of the post. Howell that the pledpe of allegiance, as
Across the main driveway are the big ' printed in the newspapers, was stolen from
nuartermaster store houses, and a new
; store is shortly to be built north of this
' building which will be 130 feet in length,
signal Corps Quarter..
The old administration building, which
I has been transformed into a double bar
racks, with the new mess hall added, now
j houses the two companies of the Signal
rps on duty at tne post, ine two old
The bull.lmg contractors at Fort Omaha
hv been taking every advantage of the
nne weather of the winter. Moi-t of the
new buildings are now under roof and
work has begun cpon their interior finish.
This Is especially true of the administra
tion building, the new double barracks,
the hoepltal. the quadruple and double set
of noncommissioned officers' quarters.
These structures are built of pressed brick
and are roofed with slate.
The ' three double sets of lieutenants'
' . rooir. .na, , These roadways will be finished
the ng e set of field officers quarters and ; rt th. w offlwl.
in uouoie Bel ot captains quarters will i
i - - -
his desk, mhere the 'only two copies in
existence repos-ed.
"Howell knfcws very well that the pledee
he had In his possession followed the spirit
if not the letter of the rlub in making
endorsements,'" said a dissenting brave.
"This talk about the document being
stolen is rot. He knows he presented it to
several counciimanic candidates and urged
quarters for officers lie on the slope of th ' ,nPm to ll- 11 i? understood that
hill. Just north of the new officers' quarters
under process of construction. These build
ings are occupied by Major E. O. FecheU
commanding the post, and the other officers
In command of the two companies.
Tha new roadways have been completed
Howell's influence on the executive com
mittee and the Board of lovernors has for
some time been altogether too strong for
many of us to stomach. His course in try
ing to clear Ills skirts by yelling 'thief is
worse than childish. Of course the club
it en-
Danarera of a told How to Avoid
Them.
More fatalities have their origin In or
result from a cold than from any other
cause. This fact alone should make peop.s
more careful as there Is no danger whatever
from a cold when it is properly treated in
the beginning. For many years Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has been recognized
as the most prompt and effectual medicine
In use for this disease. It acts on nature's
plan, loosens the cough, relieves the lungs,
opens the secretions a-d aids nature In re
storing the system to a . ealthy condition.
One Fare for the Round Trip.
Via Chicago Great Western railway ta
points mtthln 150 miles. Tickets on sale
every Saturday and Sunday to April L Hi.
Good returning the following Monday. Low
rates to other points on sale every Friday.
For full information apply to H. H.
Churcbi'L G. A.. 1SU Farnam St.
Board.
"It is a he."
In this classic languaK County Com
missioner Ure took it on himself to defend
County Commissioner Kennard. whom I're
said had been called a grafter
I're and Kennard entertained the Real
Estate exchange Wednesday with denials
of current charges of graft in connection
with the feeding of county prisoners and
with an explanation of the u6-cent-a-daT
rate allowed by the Board of County Com
missioners to Sheriff McDonald for feeding
and caring for the prisoners.
"I want to explain.'' said Mr. L're. "why
it is the board d'es not buy supplies and
furnish them direct to prisoners without
allowing the sheriff to do It and make a
profit. It is because the board has no
power to do so under the law. The county
attorney told me less than ten minutes ago
that it hadn t the power Attorney f. s
Howell told me the board had no power
to buy things direct, but only to compen
sate the sheriff.
Kxplala. His Reaolatioa.
"It is a false impression that by our
resolution of last Saturday the sheriff is
allowed 33 cents for means. This amount
is for meals, bed clothes, washing, towels,
soap, medicine, nursing and other th.ngs
which the law says the sheriff shall fur
nish. We have taken an average for the
last nine years and we find these things,
exchislve of board, has cost the county
6Si cents per day to each man. Careful
figuring has led us to place the cost of
food per day. allowing the sheriff a fair
profit, at cents. Altogether this makes
35 cents, as compared with r3 cents for the
same things in 13f4. when John Power was
In office. The cut amounts to $6. 0 a year.
''Some of the papers hav treated us
fairly when they understood that 35 cents
included everything, but others have not.
"Because there was some dissatisfaction
at our delay in passing resolutions. I will
say the resolutions were before the board
hy M o'clock of the day after that on
which the judges completed tne jail rules.
We worked up to 11 o'clock of the previous
night on those resolutions."
In leaving the floor to Mr. Kennard. Mr.
tTr said:
"I move that Kennard may !iav all the
time he wants. He is rharged with being
a grafter. It is a lie; he is not a gnfter."
Mr. Kennard explained that the board
had absolutely eliminated the possibilities
of graft in connection with the jail. He
said the board had examined with minutest
detail into the cost of food ind had made
an allowance accordingly. The result was
as near right as any board was able to gel.
Announcement to Women
ft hruUiy. Fthmary .', we trill commence our
"February $ ah" of Women Jfitilin Vn
'fercear. It will be the most important sale "r'
muslin undernear ever announced in this city.
Every sort of u-omen's fine muslin untlerwear
will go oil tale at le thai one-third under fair
regular price. Also included in this sale will
be great ruantitiex of manufacturers' "Sample'"
Muslin Underwear from the leading muslin
wear factories of this country at half price.
from the main entrance nasi the Barracks u"""1 ""'' lr"m
now occupied and around up to tbe officers' dorsed. if not in writing, then verbally or
he ready for the roof, under the prevail
ing weather conditions, in three weeks.
All of these buildings are two-story struc
tures, built of pressed brick and are
prettily located on the slope of the hill
nver'ooklng the parade ground. The hos
pital and noncommissioned officers' quar
ters are lo.-ated south of the officers quar
ters on the same ridge. The new double
barracks lie at the south side of the pa
rade grounds, and still won 111 of these are
the stables. alrndy completed, and the
ne w coal h-1s. soon to be built.
tdmtalatratlon Balldlna.
Tlie administration building which is now
unaer roof is a ha idsome pressed bnck
s'ructur. iwtj mo; in height, lying at
the eat side of the . .ade. Adjoining this
building is tne new el"ctric installment
spring past
down to the hospital, around in
front of the new barracks building, and
thence around the east side past the ad
ministration to the main entrance again.
These roadways are laid with cement and
are bordered with cement sidewalks.
It is expected that the new barracks will
1 ready for occupancy about June L
"ANDY" GALLAGHER PROMOTED
Beromea thief Deputy for Clerk of
Court. Brnadwell. Sarceedlaa
John Uroaamaa.
Tlirough the submission of an official bund
by Andrew M. Gallagher to the county com
missioners as deputy e'erk of the district
OMAHA FIRMS GET CONTRACTS
Siateea Loral Coneerna Saereaafal In
the Blddlaa for FuraLhlag
Army applle..
Captain T. B. Hacker, purchasing com
missary for the United States army at this
point, has just awarded the quarterly con
tracts for supplies for the seven posts of
the Department of the Missouri supplied
from Omaha. The successful bidders were
as follows:
Flour: Wells-Abbott-Xeinian oompanv.
S F. Gilman. Schuyler. Neb.: Mitchell &
Thompson. Souihwood. S. D. iA total of
;.oii pounds i
Bacon Swift Co., stoiith Omaha.
General Groceries Allen Brothers. Mc
Cord. Rradv rfimunv Part.in A ilalln-
court it has become known that after today 1 gher company, Raapke a- Kjx. Stewart
hou.e, which ia just nn being eauiDDcd Mr. Callasher will take the nlace of JohA ! Bros. Co. Omaha; Groneweg & 8 hoent-
jnder the d.. ?tion of Electrician Shurig 'Grossman
with a complete electric lighting apparatus . Grossman.
fur the entire fort. The cost of these
.1
This stgrutore
blac h-s for
jtssi beta
lbkedTrtUi the finest
extract the world
the reauiac
LUBIG COMPAM'S
Extract of Beef
the most crtxrotnted form
ot href fooduss. I"bfi-H
aa Mr. Broad wen s
who has been deputy with I
Broadwell since the latter s election for his j
first term six years ago. will resume the
practice of law.
It is also understood that George E. Ber- j
trand will resign from Mr. Broalwell's staff ,
to go into other business. These changes
are attributed to the action of the county
firen f nuncll RlllfT.
deputy. ToijPt Articles Charles
Weller,
Cudahy
Omaha.
Canned Meats Armour & Co.,
facking comfHnv. south Omaha.
Hardware Lee-Glass-Andreesen company,
Omaha.
Evaporated Cream Helvetia Milk Con
densing company. Highland, ill.
Spikes and Extracts William F. Klrch-
maier. Kansas 1 It y
Grrcerles Snra-ue. Warner Pn rKI
ace minnuim lu 1 1 1 mt ituii iii ills , uuiht , - -- - - - ...
commissioners in reducing the force of us- j -"ilet
sistants allowed Mr. Hroadweii tor tne coin
ing year. Two of the women clerka are
also to be dropped off tbe roll, leaving thir
teen employes in the clerk s office.
Merchant Tailors' National r-rorecttva as
sooiation at Cambridge springs. Pa. Re
duced rates via Erie R. R. Jan. 31 to Feb.
10. Beautiful souvenir free on application
to 3. A. Dolan, T. P. Ai Erie R. R., Railway
Exchange. Chicago.
The A. Hospe- Co. have been making
some wonderful impro"Tempnts in the,r art
department and have just received some
of the handsomest pietun-s ever displayed
la the city. '
Diamonds from fl to 1770 each. Own im
portation. Price below all competition. A. B.
Hubermann. corner 13th and Douglas.
Altstad' still administers rustics at th.
"old stand." 4Xc-t4 faxtnn block.
Bhriver & Bruenlng, dentists. 41 Barker bile
Metrites Phar.. 13 & Dous. Open all night.
CUT GLASS Frtnaer. 15th and Dodge.
Wedding presents at Sam 1 Burns'.
Women Watch Ha.haada Klaht.
DusCn Lane and Jesse Mranc. living at
1512 Chicago street, became engaged in
fisticuffs late yesterday afternoon in the
rear of the liquor store at Sixteen! Ii and
Chicago streets and were arrested by Pa
trolman Kisnane. The men's wives were
onlookers as their spouses ifmumeled each
other and covered one another wttn blood.
Too frequent indulgence in the liquids dis
pensed at the store on the corner is said
to have placed the men in a quurreljine
mood.
Omahana on Plea. are Trip.
A party of Omaha people left Mondav
night for a tour of Mexico. They went
over the Missouri Pacific to St. Louis,
m-here they joined a party of Chicago peo
ple who are making 'he same trip. Those
from Omaha are: Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Wattles. Mr. and Mrs E. E. Bruce. Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Kouniae. Mr. and Mrs.
F. P. Kirkendall. Miss Ada Kukendall.
Colonel and Mrs. Pratt.
PrX Goods
M. E. Smith
Haarmann,
UPHOLSTERING AND
REPAIRING IS OUR
FUR.NITURE
SPECIALTY.
BEST CLAS OF WORKMANSHIP AT MARK
DOWN PRICES - AT THIS SEASON OF YEAR
Articles Be rnhelmer
company. Thomas Hilpatnck,
at Co.. Omaha.
Pickles and Vinegar F.
iimaaa.
Nsue Soap Hasklns Bros. Co.. Omaha.
Spices William Schotten. St. Louis.
The totaUaggregate of money spent in
Omaha through the purchase of army com
missary supplies through the office of
Captain Hacker will reach RCO.0O0 an
nually, and most of these supplies are
bought of Omaha jobbers and manufacturers.
SPECIAL SALE OF
REMNANTS
and odd lots of Furniture Coverings In all rlas&es of goods, both
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC The assortment is large and many
worth more than double the price we ask. Do you realize thai
for a little money you can make that old parlor suit which now
looks like the providential 30 cents, as fresh and pretty as it
ever was, and more up-to-date?
We know an old piece of furniture is like one of tbe fam
ily and like one of the family it wants a new cover occasionally
do not cast it aside (rive it one more chance it will par you.
Come in and select some of the bargains in old lots and rem
nants and let ns give you an estimate of the expense for cover
ing your furniture. We also make to order Rs Springs, Hair
Mattress fw and Cushion for Coxy Corner and Window.
Don't wait, come down today.
BIG PLANS FOR BURNING BRICK
J. Fred Smith to Eiirrinrat with
"('astlBsasi" Kilns at His
Pleat.
J. Fred Smith is building a "continuous '
kiln at his brick plant at Twenty-second
and Hickory' street. This kiln, and there
ia said to be but one other In Omaha, will
burn tlie clay much more evenly and turn
out a better grade of brick than the old
Dutch kiln commonly used. It will be put
in operation about April 1. and if it proves
satisfactory a second one will be erected
at ot.ee. Eai 0 will have a capacity of 35.iv
brick a day. or i&,(t.'i a year for the
time the plant is in operation. At this
rale Mr. Smith calculates the clay bartk
at Twenty-second and Hickory streets will
last fifteen years.
New and improved machinery for mixing
will be adaed to the plant this spring. Mr.
Smith left Wednesday for Philadelphia,
where he mill buy li.uO north of machinery.
TERRIBLE
TUG
BOYS PINE FOR SOUTHLAND
Employment Aaent and Police Mp
Their Plana tor a Trip to
Florida.
Even the summer-like weather now pre
vailing at Omaha waa not sufficiently equa
torial for Emil Kuehn of South Omaha and
Everett West of Council Bluffs, both io
years old. who applied at a labor agency
yesterday for a Job in Florida which they
had seen advertised. Their apparent youth
awoke the proprietor's suspicion and he
telephoned th" police, believing them to be
runaways. The boys had explained that
they wrrf brothers, but failed to reckon
with the difference in their surnames and
the nearness of their birthdays. They were
taken to the station where Captain Mos
tyn soon had the stories from them. They
said that they had been working together
during the winter distributing advertising
matter, but when that work was finished
they could not get other employment. See
ing the advf rtisement in the papers of
men wanted for work in Floriilu they con
ceived the plan of "shipping out'' and not
only getting work, but getting into a
warmer" climate.
West's parents were called up on the
telephone and the son talked with his
mother and promised her he would come
right homo tf released. This plan was
carried out, and later Captuin Mostyn de
rided to give the Kuehn boy his freedom
also after giving him some good advice
and warnings, upon his earnest protesta
tions that he would go straight home and
not try to run away agatn.
SCULP HUMOR
Badly Affected With Sores and
Crusts Extended Down Behind
the Ears Some Years Later
Painful and Itching Pustules
Broke Out on Lower Part cf
Body Son Also Affected.
SEASONABLE FASHIONS.
I
A TRIPLE CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Miller, Stewart & Beaton,
1315-1 7-1 9 Farnam St.
TEARING DOWN OLD BUILDINGS
Commearemeat Made on Clearlaa the
Mte for trw Homo of r'alr-
Tw. frame buildings at the norttiweat
corner of Twelfth and Jones streets, on the
site purchased for the Fairmont creamery.
h e been sold and the wrecking has be
gun. Three other houses on the ground
will be sold at once. The creamery' com
pany will attempt to irect Its building and
t into it by July.
Interest Awakened.
Interest awakened everywhere in the
marvelous cur, of cuts, burns, wounds,
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Sc. For sale
by Sherman at McConnell Drug Co.
Balldiaa- Permits.
The government haa secured permits from
the city building department for adultlonal
structures at Fort Omaha: The largest ta
a brira storehouse to cost tllufn nd the
others are fram. sheds to cost ts.uu and
tl." each. A permit has bevn l-sued to C
a. I raver Tor ranis dwelling
liii Loturoy sueei.
"About ten years ago my scalp be
came badly arTected witU sore and
itching humors, crusts, etc., and extend
ing down behind the ears. My hair
came out in places also. 1 was greatly
troubled; understood it was eczema.
Tried various re rallies, so called, with
out effect. Saw your Cuticura adver
tisement, and got them at once. Ap
plied them as to directions, etc., and
after two weeks, I think, of use, was
clear as a whistle.
" I have to state also tl.at late butt
fall, October and November, l'Xti, I
was suddenly afflicted with a Lad erup
tion, painful and itching pustules over
the lower part of the body. I sufTered
dreadfully. Ja two months, under the
skilful treatment of my doctor, con
joined with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment, I found myself currd.
"Mx years ago my son was laid up
with a severe coid, a hard cough, and
finally painful eruption all over the
body. I procured the Cuticura Remedies
as soon as possible, and after his faith
ful use of same was as wail as ever in
two weeks, as well as I can recall. He
haa never had a return of the illness,
aa far as I know.
"I have always been pleased to com
mend the Cuticura Remedies, and-tearafy
aa to their erncacT. I am a veteran of
the late Civil VVar, '61-oS, between
seventy and eighty years of age. Yours
truly, IL M. F. Weiss. Roeemond,
Christian Co.. HI., Aug. 31. 1005."
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No. t,.t.A PRETTY CORSET COVER.
Many women who have a care to the
lerfe(-t fit of their gowns prefer a corset
cover a'hicn u ;--v r--rrs and thus
avoid the bulkine.a whiih often results
from the many seair.ed garment. Her is
a suggestion lor a corset cover having but
one sesni and that in the center uf the
bark. This is a 'Mas seam, so It fits the
form perfectly and without difficulty. This
miKtel is not only a perfect fitting one,
but very aasiiy made, aa may be seen.
T'ie slight fullness in the front of the cor
net cover :s held at the waist line by a
niilxjii inn through beading, which forms
a mat finish. The corset cover may be as
elaborate or as plain aa is desired and yet
be very attractive. The one shown has
lace medallions, instt into the front and
a narrow lace lulled about the neck and
armhole edges. The medium kind requires
IS yards of J-.iion materwl.
No. Sir sites. S to C inches, bust
measure.
For the accommodation of readers of The
Bee these patterns which usually retail at
l;ou SUN cents each, will be famished
at tbe nominal price of 10 cents. A supply
is now kept at our orfice. so those whs
wish any pattern can get it either by call
ing or enclosing lu cents, addressed "Pat
tern Department, Bee, uiaat.'
We Cure
Men for
aaBa1BBa
1 1 fejw
w
Until March 3d
We Will Treat Any Single Uncomplicated
Ailment.
UNDER ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE
NO PAT UNLESS CURED
OUR SPECIAL OFFER:
so manv afflicted with
private, chronic and pelvic diseases, who are treating with quack special
ists and inexperienced physicians without receiving any benefit, we have de
cided to make a special offer to charge only one-haif of our regular fee for cur
ing those who are now undergoing treatment elsewhere and are dissausfied.
provided that you come to us before March 3. 196. For Instance, if you are
afflicted with either Hydrocele. Stricture or Nervous Decline, our charge for
curing either of winch without any complication is .. we will guarantee to
cure you for tlV. and accept the money in any way you wish to pay. We will
a'so cure Contagious Elood Poison for 112.5ft. which is Just half our regular fee.
The liberal offer is made to enable those to be cured who have spent their
monev in doctorng without relief and to show the many wlio have treated witii
dosens of pnysicutns witnovtt benefit that we have t;ie only methods that pro
duce a life on 'ure. . . . ,
Our nirttwHls are up-to-dat.- and are indored by the li!n-t mtl
ical authorities of Europe and America. Hence onr success in the
treatment of men" diseases. Remember, our spt-cialty is limited to
the iliM-ases of MKX. and MEN O.NLV.
PRIVATE DISEASES Newly contracted and chronic raws cured. Ail
burning, itching and inflammation stopped in -4 hours: cures effected in 7 days.
We rover the entire field of private and chronic, d-ep-ealed, com
plicated diseases.
A LIFE-LONG CURE FOR
l li en.. Stricture. Hydrocele, Varicocele, Blood Poimju, Chronic
licharce. Skin Dieuses, lUe and Eltul, Prostatic Diseases,
Nervo-Vital Ucbility, Kidney and Bladder IJiwawes.
NORTHWESTERN MEDICAL
&-SURGICAL
INSTITUTE
Northwest Corner l.'ith and Farnaiu.
Entrance on l;!th Street.
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Jap Rose
an. ;tiih m.r
Soap
An exquisite production. No skill can
make a , soap less harmful or more delicate.
It beautifies the complexion, keeps the
hands soft and white, imparts a constant
bloom of freshness to the skin.
JAMES S. KIRK & COMPANY
3 Si KS C3 C3 CT3 r"T3 r"l OB C3 faW 99.1 BD C5 m BC3 m I
1 "ZSCE MOTHER USD TO TAAYJL-
! Msijoi mince m0
IN 2-P1E lOc PACKAGES. HtReurScuLE Co. Syracuse. N.Yj,
WEAK, NERVOUS MEN
from escesses or Ttctin.s to N.n.iui Debility or eg.
haustion. Wasting Wwnn.ii. with Eariy Decline Isi
yeng and mldd.e-ased. iaca of vim, vigor ar.4
strength, with organs impaired and weak. Our
treatment will cr.rrect a;', of thte avis and restore
ysu te what nature intended, a hale, nesthy, hap T
man. with all po vers vigorous and perfect,
tf 1 OlPflPCI C cured perfectly ur.d permanently t-
I AKlUUbLLL life by one tr-at-T e-it. No cutting, rs
aa.n. no danger. r ".tenticn from work. N.i oth.t
treatment will OVRE as quick.
I flnn BmtnV cured nuicVer than at Hot dprirss.
6LUa)U rUlOO.l ai ones every trace of the di.
ease dlsaprears. no sores come on hi.d" tsores n
south, throat, torgue. hitr 'filing out a'op at onrei.
We also cure a.1 eor.taglous or aenu red dlseas.-
Hvdroceie. Prostatlu. Catarrh of B. adder. Kidney,
aii chronic diseases of men snd women
rorr ezamtnatlcn and or.s jltatlon Write f'
I KCC gimrtom Elar.k 'or home treatment.
' DB1- lEtRLEI aV 1K4BLKS. Dslne ' Oasaha. Isbraska,
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