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Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

when | would raise great deal of heavy.
thick mucus or phlcgm. My throat was sore,
dry and irritated, and | continual ringing
nnd buzzing noises in my cars My stomach
became much out of order. my appetite almost
entirely failed me, and when | did eat. the
food seemed to do mo no good and my stOm-
ach felt heavy and overloaded.
Whenever ] stopped over ! would have
flashing pains through my chest and should
ers; my steep was broken and iitful The raw
ages of tho diseases told very seriously on me
in every way. aud my entire nervous system
was being destroyed. | was irritable and
easily annoyed by trilles Every morning
found me with "A heavy. dull tired fccting,
WITHOUT ENERGY or AMBITION.
VI was great sufferer from nervousness and
insomnia. | was very miserable during the
day and unable to rest or sleep AT night, and
gradually wearing out IN strength also sur
fcrcu greatly from severe pains In the chest
around my he irt, and could not draw full
breath without severe pain In this condition
/ consulted Drs. Copeland, Shepard and Mans
field after | had vainly rcsorted toNarious
means OF cure. They began my case one
month ago and | am now so much improved
that feel like n new woman. My nervous
condition is much improved, and | eau sleep
as well as ever did. awnking refreshed aud
ready for my duties. All this without the use
of opiatcs or injurious drugs My treatment
has been mild and pleasant and yet effective.
'' cordially recommend DrS. Copeland ShcD-
ard and Mansfield TO all need Ing skilful med
ical help
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS,
Hon, W. H, Ware Declares the Fate Of
Prohibition in Doubt.
LITTLE WORK DONE ON THE SUBJECT
Iowa Legislators Have Been Getting Ac'
quainted Thus Far, Bnt the storm is
Beginning to Gather and VIII
Break Early.

Hon. w. II. Ware was in the city yester-
day on a short visit to his home and returns
TO Des Mones today to resume his seat in the
legislature. While here ne was asked his
opinion as to what would be done about pro.
hibtion this winter in the legislature.
We'll, was the reply, 'it is hard to tell
just what the outcome will be. OF course
wo all know what the attitude of the demo
Gratis is on the subject, but the question now
is whether re can get enough republicans to
vote with us on any square footed license
bill to carry our point ] don't believe we
can count on more than three republicans at
the very outside who will stand with us and
II will take six votes to knock out the proh-
bition majority The appearance of things
may change before long, but that Is the way
1t looks now. We haven't been agitating the
prohibition question very much down at
Des Moines, but have been devotlng most of
our time to getting acquainted"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Pleasures of Politics.

lCOpwighted tS9? by James Gordon Bennett
MENDOZA, Argentine VIA Galveston,
Tex), Jan. 22.-[By Mexican Gable to the
New York Herald-Special to The BEE. -
A number of the deputies of tho provincial
Chamber met at the house of Dr. Suarez last
night. The house was attacked by mob Of
armed men and a desperate fight ensuod
After the attack had been rcpulsed
it was found that Senor Navagas, sec :
rctary of the Chamber of Deputies, had
been killed, while Dr. Suarez and others
were seriously wounded. Friends Of the
men who wero assalled have armed them
selves and swear that they will have re-
venge. Tho police are patrolling the streets
ana further trouble ana bloodsEed are feared
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
ROCK ISLAND TRAIN DITCHED.

Six People Injured by Wreck on the Chi
cagO, Rock Island L. Pacific.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 23.-The Chicago, Rock
Island Pacific passenger train No. 3,
which left this city at 10 80 last night for
Davenport Ia, left the track near Blue
Island and rolled into the ditch. The train
consisted of an engine, baggage car three
passenger coaches aud two sleepers.
Near Blue Island is large pottery plant
and it was within a short distance Of it that
the rails spread. The engine cleared the gap
In safety, but the baggage car coupling gave
way. All six cars were ditched in few
minutes and oil took fire.
The Rock Island officials in the city re-
ported at 2 a. m. that they had been notified
that six passengers were injured. No fatal
tiles had been reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
KILLING OFF THE CINE.
Ex-Prcsident Cleveland Having Great Sport
in Louisiana.

Ex-Prcsident Cleveland Having Great Sport
in Louisiana.
New IBERIA, La, Jan. 22.-The first news
at all from Jefferson's, referring to ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland, was received today. Yester-
day morning early he went woodcock hunt
ing, and later in the day and at sunset he
stood passe for duck, which is his favorlte
game. Last night numerous visi-
tors were received, ana this morn
ing Mr. Cleveland again went
hunting. AS no permits are given sports
men to hunt on Jeffersons Island, game IS
plentiful, and Mr. Cleveland is getting as
much Of it as he can conveniently attend to-
In conversation last night, he expressed a
desire to hunt prairie chickens. Captain
Cade, who was among the visitors, cordially
invited Mr.. Cleveland and party to accom-
pany him to his ranch near Beaumont, Tex.
where prairie chickens are plentiful. The
invitation will be considered and if time per-
mits will be accented
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

"Our cases were very similar heavy dlg-
trrs-ing pains in the head, roaring ana 'ting-
ing noises In the ears, Stopping up Of the uOse,
-tHutlY wc experience "A drpppIuf from the
back of the he id Into the throli whlch
caused us GO hawW aud spit tylug tu raise II,
lur sore throat would always ACCOMPANY tho
slightest cold aud made life very ml- urthlC.
we also had severe facklua cough aud
shoulder blades. another and Que very uutuY-
lue symptom was that NrrtHhrl TIRED
TELLING upon arising Iu ihr muIulnH mo-
Wttturh huN carly I WuuId fDtlrH WOULD iu-
,uIuhIT hc Irad aud Nurn Uut thr following
daY.
.Nr bad treated Nlth dInrrHut doctors hut
ail fHiiul tN tIpu FINr fr.tl uir physician
tuld me would FfuN uut ~ Wy trouble. huf
.HIl up.n l.r tUIrIHuu shepard Iul MUus
UHIh. NY .I.frr lul IpEIu NftflrH Hi tho
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
KEEPING OUT or HtRM's WY.

Garza successfully Evadcs Capture by the
Troops and Rangers.
LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 22.-Tho raid upon the
Iona Preto ranch on the line of Encnal
and Duval counties, where CARA and few
friends wore located the first part of the
present week, failed as far as the finding of
Cara was concerned. CARA had been there,
but did not camp on the ranch preferring to
keep in the brush. There is no possible
doubt but that Cara has scouts ana
spies who keep him continually in
formed of the move ments and where
abouts of the troops, rangers and
United States marshals, which enables
him to effectually keep out OF their way, and
it begins to look as if they will never effect
his capture while acting under the present
nlnns of operations against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

the tumor with out n bit OF pain or loss of
blood, | felt Immediate relief. and can now
breathe through both nostrils, my head dachcs
have ceased no moro roaring noises in tho
cars, no hawking and splitting, and feel like
n different man
Il heartily recommend Drs. Copeland. Shcp-
ard and Mansields treatment as the only
treatment that ever gave inc any relief, and
had | known of them sooner IL would havo
saved me years OF suffering and much
money"
MIR. Malone lives at 1908 South 1,th street,
where he will readily verify his statement.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Extensive Forreries Discovered.

lCOpWightcd 1892 by James Gordon Benncul
PANAMA (vIa Galveston, Tex, Jan. %. =
by Mexican Cable to the New York Herald
Special to The BEE. l-Forgeries amount
ing to eco, 900 on account of the Huanchaca
Mining company of Bolivia have been COM
mitted by the cashiers assistant, Dumy
The latter part of December he disappeared
and later he negotiated 5000 of the fraudu-
lent paper IN Lima and small check in
Panama. 1t is supposed that he was pas
senger on the Pacific Mail steamer leaving
Colon on January for New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

80 ~ = . - . - NV NV
ting. After trying
various remedies and
getting no relief |
gave up in despair.
but in reading OF the
remnrkablC cures or
Drs Copeland, Shrp
ard and Mansfield, |
decided to call upon
them and try their
treatment. | did SO
and can say they
have done wonders
for me. and | desire
to express my feel
ings of gratitude to-
ado sl A.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Christian Home Finances.

j. G.. Lemen has just issued his statement
of the finances OF the past year in the Chris
tian Home, of which he is manager. The
report is audited by l.. l.. Bentley of Nal
vern and j. G. Pontius of this city, a conf
mlttee appointed by the board of trustees Of
the institution. The total receipts for the
year was 81 ,O14S2, and tho disbursements
$40, 1861, leaving balance in the treasury
of sSSS.1. In addition 10 the cash contribu-
tions there have been large amount Of mer
chandise of various kinds received.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
iowa supreme Court neclsion..

DEs MpNEs la, Jan. ~ Special Tele.
gram 10 rnp BEE The supreme court this
morning rendered the following decisions
Shaw 4 kuehle yl Elizabeth Manchester.
appellant Crawford district affirmed
George outhard vs John Stevens, defend.
nnt, ani n Palm, interviewer appellants,
Harrison district affirmed James X Nor.
row. anpollant W The Des Moines lusurat 90
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Will Teach Stenorraphy.

Miss Augusta Bowker of Des Moines has
arrived IN the city for the purpose of taking
charge of the classes in stenography and
typewriting, which it was decided at recent
meeting of the school board to organize. She
will also have classes IN arithmetic and
physical geography in addition to her other
branches. The High school now has total
enrolment of 200 pupils, which is more than
ever before, anu is in first class condition in
every way
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
CITIZENS STATE BANK
or Council Bluffs.

1L STOCK K..................bi
SURPLUS AND PROFITS ........... l000J
1oTA CAPITAL AND sURPlU3...f225,0jJ
ulRsCroRs-t A Miller g. % Gleason q T.
khufart T. y Hart p . mundsnn. DharIst
Hnuuan Transact Erutrtl baking uuNr
uess isfSesi capital ani surplus ~ auY uAlt
ln @puthWestefu luNt
lNrGREST ON TINE DEPOBI
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

",, "'NN po','' heavy pains over nay eyes,
my throni WIS dry and sore. and the mucuS
dropping from the back part of the head lui,S
my throat wou ld I'LL It up, causing mc dis
agreeable cough. especially In the morning;
my sense OF smell was considerably impaired;
my appetite was ittul. my sleep while appar-
entity sound enough, did not appear to rcfrCsh
me, and when | awakened In the morning 1
was lnnruid and tired all through
where all Others have failed nrs. Concluut.
shepard and Mansfield have been succcsSful
ana cpnnot say too much for them. and TO
any and all would gladly repeat my story,
Mrs. Don lives ON LcuvCnwOrth street
statement,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
VIII start i'm business Again.

Messrs. Kimball & Champ have determined
to resume the loan and investment business
IN Council Bluffs, and 18th this purpose in
view were yesterday negotiating for Office
room. They have received many earnest as
surances of confidence from eastern capital
lists with whom they have had business rela-
tons for years, and after a careful consider
alton of tho situation they have concluded
that Council Bluffs offers the best oppor-
tunities 10 rebuild their shattered fortunes.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
LIKE A MIRACLE.
Mrs. Frank Walt re. Residing a.
25o7 Patrick Avenue, States Her
Relief Through the Success sful
Treatment of Drs. Copeland,
Shepard and Mansfield.
Shep ard and Mansfleld.

My disease had been IN my system for a
long while ! would take cold so easily and
my head wonld stop up and feel heavy ana
ache, but only paid slight attention to tbs.
But about one year ago IL had grown SO much
worse that 1t caused me serious Trouble add
began To feel alarmed From that time on IL
made rapid strides and kept me IN
CONSTANT PAIN Ann MISERY,
MY head and nose were continually stopped
up; the mucus gathering In my throat gave
me an ihccSslnt hacking cough and most dis
agreeable splitting, especially IN the murniuC,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
WOOL GOODS FOR ALMOST a SONG.

The Great Semi-Annual Clearing Sale at the
Boston store, Council Blufis, Ia,
Opened Wednesday morning. The store
was closed ali day Tuesday TO mark down
goods and make preparations for this
great event, which is looked forward to
with deep interest by almost every
housewife in Council Bluffs and sur
rounding country.
Below is only a partial list OF the
thousands of bargains that are offered
at this sale. For better list of prices
see Council Bluffs daily Nonpareil and
Globe:
40-inyh brilliantine, former price, soc;
for this sale, 25c.
36-inch all wool plaids and plain fan
nels, soc goods, for 33c.
5i-inch all wool ladies' cloth, worth
Toe, for 40tc.
soc, 75c and 95c novelties in polka dots,
camel's hair stripe and plaids, all in at
one price for this sale, 47!c.
46-inch all wool henrlettas, former
price 05c, sale price SOC.
SO pieces all wool red shaker flannel
worth 33c, sale price 20tc
25c all wool red twilled flannel, 19c
for sale only.
&c heavy unbleached flannel cotton
flannel, 3ac
one-half the original price. $3.50 capes
for 3.25, $1,000 capes for $500, $1,000
capes for 5000, $l7.00 capes for S. 50.
Mulfs-33c mutf for lie, 75c mutf for 3Sc,
81. 90 muff for SOC, $500 muff for Sl.OO,
81. 90 muff for 50. 90, SO. 90 muff for 81. so.
All our stock of mufs the same way.
Toys and Fancy Goods-We must have
room for our immense stock of wall
paper which is now on the way. All our
toys, dolls, baskets, clocks and bricka-
bracb at just half price for this sale.
1Sc Bannock Burn sutings l2c.
All our stock OF prints, including best
blues, silver grays, black and whites,
heavy twilled serges, all usual sold for
&c and Sc, for this sale sc.
3i-inch wide su:tings, former price
15c, for this sale Gtc
36.lnch wide Armenian serges. in black
and white, former price 15c, for this
sale 10c.
12tc and 15c outing nannels for 1Oc
Best apron ginghams &c.
Coats and Clark's best 2O0-yard spool
cotton for Be.
Belongs 1O0-yard spool silk for Sc.
Belongs l00-yard spool twist for 1c.
All our children's coats in two lots,
So. 75 and 49, 25.
All our newmarkets, that sold for
SO. 90, $500 and $l5.O 90. all in one lot
for 81. os; chance that should not be
lost sight of.
Ladies' short coats-$5.OO coats for
So. 75; s. 90, 5000 and $1,000 coats for
So. 90.
Novelty garments, embroidered
sleeves and revered front, $14.00 gar
ments for 81. 60.
BOSTON STORE.
FoTHERINGHAM, WHITELAw & Co.,
Council Bluffs La
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Watterson VIII Speak.

Arrangements were completed yesterday
between Henry Watterson of the Louisville
Courier-Jour9al and the Pottawattanie
Democratic association for speech March 4.
on the subject Money and Morals" 1t will
be at the opera house, and will not be of a
political nature. An admission fee of so
cents is to be charged at the door, and the
proceeds of the lecture will DO used in fitting
up a club room for the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
First Rainfallin Four Years.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 22.-Advlces from
Durango, the center of the drouth stricken
region of Mexico, says it has been raining
there steadily two days, and the downpour
still continues. This is the first rainfall in
that part of Mexico for four years.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

In addition my nose
W as contantly stopped
up as for ten years ]
mad not brcathCd
through it: In the cN-
animation DrS. Cope
! nd, Shepard aud
Mansfield found in my
nose II large polypus.
which was the cause OF
the obstructcd breath
ing.
M.nLn.t lDfIlu ,nn.nnnl
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Had Catarrh Ten Y, ars.

My life for the past ten
years has been one OF con-
stant suffering; everything
| tried seemed tu make nv
case worse. treated with
many doctors, but they
were only successful in re-
iicvlng me OF my money,
and my hnalth was grad.
ually falling. Until | was a
complete wreck.
MY head and nose APP
pcared to be constantly
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

MRS. ". JANSON. cry. Had no appetite aud
my stomach was out OF order and caused mo
great distress,
After treating with Drs. Copeland. shep@
ara and Mansfield, however, found that they
were dineront from all the others, They
seemed 10 understand the case thoroughly.
aud my doubt changed to confidence and 1
knew they would cure me.
81 have not been disappointed, either I
tocl SO wei now that can hardly realize my
past condition.
Mrs. Jansen lives at Seth and V streets South
Omaha, where she can be seen and will rvad-
lily WORTHY hCr slntNmNnt.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best
Vocal Music.

Prof. T. w. Davis, teacher of voice
and note reading. Lessons private
Call or address at Grand hotel, Council
Blntfs
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Observation-Disclosures to BE shot.

DEMING, n. NJ, Jan. % Two of the
leaders OF the recent revolution in Ascension
have been sentenced to be shot The execu-
tion will take place next week. Others are
now being tried and other executions will
follow
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Another Instance.

Mr., VI. III. McCord Is thankful for the henr-
fits received from Drs. Copeland Sh apntd and
Mansfield treatment
For years was troubled with catarrh NV
nose was stopped up first one side aud then
the other, also u fullncSs in the throat, pains
in tho head md a Cnnlinmn hIMl m q nnn' MI
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
PERSONAL P.IR.iGR.IPHS.

Judge f.. Peake Of Blencoe Ia, is in the
city, guest of ID. j. Rockwell and family.
l.. w. Ross, who has been seriously Ill for
several days, was pronounced better yester-
dav.
j. w. Templeton, father of the CITY mar
shal, is dangerously i'll with an attack of la
grippe.
Miss Augusta Bowker, prominent
teacher of Des MoiEes, is q guest OF the
Ogden house.
Il. W. Woodruff of the implement firm OF
Cathcart & Woodruff, Correctionville, Ia,
was in the city yesterday.
Il. w. Woodruff. :n agricultural implement
dealer Of Cor-oculonville, Ia, was in the i'm
plement district Yesterday.
>. h. Story OF the firm Of Story e. Bennett
OF Cambridge, Neb., was in the city yester-
day laying in STOCK of implements.
j. 5. Thomas of Lexington, Neb., has been
In the city for,two days past completing ar
rangements FOR spring trade in the implement
line.
ID. c. Chapman, formerly secretary OF the
Sound Mems Christian association, but now
OF Creston, is in the city visiting friends for
few days.
;. Il. Maxon is disposing of his property
anu will leave with his family in few DAYS
for Portland, Ore, where he will make his
home in the future.
Mrs. Peterson and her daughter Emma are
confined to their home, sos East Pierce
street, by dlphtheria. A younger child was
already ill with the same disease
j. S. Thomas of Lexington, Neb,, an i'm
plement dealer in that city, was IN town
yesterday sorting up for the spring trade.
lie reports n thrifty condition of things in
his vicinity.
Mrs. G. H. Jackson has gone TO Guthrie
Center on business connected with the Order
OF the Eastern Star, of which she is grand
matron. During her absence she will visit
Des Moines, Colfax, Newton and Grinnell.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

AT times would le,ome almost blinded
by terrible headaches.
IL had those buzzng and roaring nolses In
my ears, a continual hawking and splitting.
and my throat was SO dry and fore | could
hn " wal
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

The following business was transacted in
the district court yesterday Henry Neifert
against e. +. Dorothy and j. L. Foreman
Judgment and decree for the plaintiff; Mary
Olmstead against d. II. Olmstead, order
issued that l.. ii. Sheafo, George Canning
III. V. Slead and NJ. Woodward be brought in
for cross examination as to the things con-
tanned in their affidavlts at the expense of
the defendant; William Larson against
Augusta Larson, default taken; Wickham
Bros. against Judd & Wells Co. ct al, two
cases, judgments for Sl2066 aud Sl36. .46
against the defendants; liens Of the plaintiff
declared superior to those of all defendants:
ct al, default taken; NJ. j. Clatterbuck
against f.. f. Dorothy, Judgment for plain
TIFF; Wire-Buckle Suspendor company against
II. Eiseman Il Co., Judgment for tho plaintiff
for S3l625. In the matter of the application
OF Henry wilkins and Peter Masse for the
appointment OF commissioner TO establish
lines ana curves in dispute, Seth Dean was
appointed commissioner to make tho neces-
sary surveys and report at tho next term Of
court.
In the superior court the case of T.. C.
Stanley against &. t. Mitchell. i'm which the
plaintiff sued for Sl35 for commission due for
sales OF real estate alleged TO have been sold
was Tried and judgment was rendered for
the defendant for costs. it being proved that
the sale was not made by the planuff.
petition was placed on file by j. r. McMur-
try, receiver Of Lincoln Insurance company,
against the Capitol Insurance company Of
Des Moines bringing suit for 81 ,OoO claimed
as reinsurance.
There are still n large quantity of
those beautiful Jap goods at the Japan
ese store, 3l7 Broadway, and TO save
freight back to the coast all will he sold
at importers cost for tho next seven
days. Ladies of this city and Omaha
will find this the best opportunity of
their lives TO get these goods at San
Francisco wholesale prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

DR.. F. 7 Seybert has removed to the
Grand hotel Telephone So.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Adding Proof.

The following interesting statements arc
from the lips Of brother AMI stcr, Miss Min
ervn ana Mr.. Bcnavie Binder who reside with
lholI parants u l6Os y. 2llh .tIcrt, llIs city.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
steamer Arrivals,

AT Philadelphia from Glasgow
AT Baltimore-Nirginia. from Hamburg
AT London -Sighted-Adriatic ana Elbe
from New York
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
for all our disasreoable symptoms have
appeared.
Her Hearing Restored.

~ had constant accumu-
lationS In my nose and tho
droppings from the back OF
my throat kept me always
nauseatcd, There was "a
continual roaring. ringing
noise In m v ears and
MY HEARING WAS DE-
STRONED
almost entirely. ] could not
hear an ordinary CONVERSE
tiun. l had u severe cough.
NV NNnS NNnrn Nnnk K unl ~ nj.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

We have our own vineyards in Calfor
IL q. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
iIpnrI In IrnIIllIn

heart In Trouble.
Dr. 'ho Is now In trou Bile In Omaha
on ~ practicing medicine illegally,
was It OF Council Bluffs several wears
ago, nmber Of curious tales are told OF
hi" Hng his peculiar ideas about the
''' q, icine and tho human anatomy.
nan living on Mynster street states
consulted DIR, Lieber win reference
"a Trouble he had been having with his
careful examination was made of
tho organ supposed to be af
ec'ed, ana tho doctor infor,ned his
patient that his heart was sus.
pended from his shoulder blades by a couple
OF ligaments, one on each side. One of these
ligamedts, he told his horrlfed patient had
been already rotted away by the disease, ana
the other was on the fair road 10 the same
end. II needed but little argu ment to show
the man possessed of these peculiarly ar.
ranged Internal organs that II would prob
ably he but short time until his heart
would drop down among his digestive or
Yans, when his name would bn soon changed
20 Dennis, This story is fully youched for
by the gentleman who was the recipient NJ
this unique DIT OF medical advice, aud there
are said 10 DO others equally interesting.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

company, Mahaska district, affirmed: L. w.
Clark VS. j. Nj. Raymond, at al, appellants,
Harrison district reversed.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

ENOh RENT-7-room house, with bath room.
- corner 9Th ave. ana 9th ST. Inquire next
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

Reiter, the tailor, 80 Broadway, has
all the latest styles and new winter
goods. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24
Faithful Work,

benefits have received. and am perfectly
satisfied that speedy and permanent cure
will be the result"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-24

A man named Holman, who lives on one o.
tveretts farms two miles east 81 under
wood, This equity vas on The streets in a
peck of trouble last evening GA account q