8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , JURIS 22 , 1891 ,
THE
Great June Clearance Sale , of Special Import
ance to Gloee Buyerei
Close buyers for cash win have an opportunity of buying
goods this week at prices seldom offered in Omaha. In every
department of our store we will offer bargains of interest to
buyers of honest goods. No humbug , no nonsense and no
shoddy at any price. We mention a few of the different bar
gain lots comprised in this sale.
II
SS.OO ALMOST HALF PRICE.
$5 , Almost Half Price Lot i. We will sell 100 suits of
men's fancy cheviot suits irf neat brown and grey mixtures , per
fect fitting , in four different styles , of cloth , at $5 per suit. We
refer our city trade to samples in our window , to our out of
town trade we will furnish samples of the cloth for one week.
Suits will be sent by express with the understanding that if
they are not found to be as represented they may be returned
at our expense. All sixes 35 to 40.
LOT NO. 2-$6.QO
Lot No. 2. $6.50. No buyer of honest , well made cloth -
in" can afford to allow this sale to pass without investiga
tion , this No. 2 lot is made up of 150 suits in two styles of
genuine all wool Sawyer cheviot , lined throughout like any
regular $12 suit , and will be offered at this sale at $6.5o per
sutt. Remember no shoddy making guarantee , and the price
$6.50 for all sizes. Send for samples of the cloth.
Lot No. 3. Cutaway Frock Suit , $9.SO
Lot No. 3. Cutaway Frock Suit $9.50. Every per
son should stop and see the sample of this black and gray
mixed cheviot cutaway suit in our show windows at $9.50 , the
price all the season has'been $15. We have a big lot of
them. Our inventory is to take place July ist , hence this price
of $9-5o ; all sizes. They won't last long. Out of town cus
tomers may have samples as long as the suits last.
If AcocHHiiry with Knl von.
CHICAGO , Juno 21. "This Is n woicnty
question nnd wo will ll ht It out If wo have
to do It with knives. " Joseph O'Kolly , the
special envoy of Mr. Paruell In America , ut
tered tonight the words quoted. It was nt a
mass meeting of Irish-Americans In Central
Music hall mul the speaker was warmly dis
cussing the ciiuso of Irish nationality and the
services of Parnoll In Its behalf , Hourr Harrison
risen , M. I' . , and Will Uedmond , M. i' . , also
niado ml dross on and urt'eil support of Par-
noil. Their follow nfembor of parliament ,
John O'Connor , was unahla to bo present ,
being Indisposed. Among the well known
citizens present worn Postmaster Sexton and
ox-Mayor Harrison anu Mayor Crosier. The
wnrm weather and the fact that this was
Derby day apparently Interfered with the
Attendance , which was not as largo as had
been hojH.nl for.
Sny !
Do you want to remove these pimples from
yourfacol Use I lallor's Sarsaparllla nnd Bur
dock. It Is warranted to otTect , a i-ompleto
euro.
Send for prospectus of THE BEE Bureau of
Claims.
Now Ijlno to DCH
Commonclng Sunday , Muy 81. the
Chlc io , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway
will establish a through line of eloopiner
cars between Sioux City and Dos Moines
via Madrid. Passengers from Omaha
tuultho West can loavu Omaha at ( ! ; 'JO p.
m. , Bocura sleeping ear accommodations
and arrive In Dos Mollies at U a. m. Re
turning , leave los ) Moines 0:40 : p. in. ,
arrive Omaha 0:4.5 : a. m. Dining cars on
both trains. Ticket ollluo , 1501 Farimm
street. P. A. NASH , Gen. Agt.
J. li PUESTON , City Puss. Agt.
Water lloiitu Duo July Int.
No discount allowed after July 1st. 6
per cent discount allowed on water rents
if paid on or before July 1st r.t olllco of
AUUUICAN WATKKWOKICS Co. ,
Room 103 , Boo building ,
We can mention only a few of the special bargain lots at
this sale. At prices from $12 to $18 you can have the best in
the market. Clothing never was offered in our store at such
prices. Remember the quality , always the best.
SOMETHING TO INTEREST ALL.
Special Sale of Mil Wool Gassimere
and Cheviot Pantaloons ,
AT S2.OO AND SS.YS.
We have been selling this line all week at $2 and $2.75.
We will continue the sale of All Wool Cheviots in three styles
of popular stripes at $2 and $2.75. We will sell 500 pairs of
neat stripes and checks , in all sizes. We want every person in
this state to get a pair of this $2 75 lot. Send for samples of
the stock.
In fine goods we offer special lines of high grade goods at
reduced prices. Don't purchase until you have looked at
these lines. Send mail orders fora pair of our$2.75 pants , and
if you find they are not as represented , send them back ; we will
pay the express charges ; the experiment will not cost you one
cent.
Bop'and ' Children's ' Blotting Dept
Every table in this department is made attractive with spe
cial bargain lines. We cannot enumerate the different numbers ,
but only say that better value is offered at this sale than has
ever been offered in this city. We don't deal in trash , hence
we can only quote prices consistent with good goods. This city
has been flooded with cheap , trashy clothing. The public has
grown tired of this sort of thing , and since the opening of the
Continental in this city we have sold only the best grade of
clothing , guaranteeing every garment.
Special bargain lines in boys' all wool knee pant suits at
$2 and $2.50.
Boys all wool cheviot and cassimere suits at $3.50 and $4.
CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE ,
Corner IBth and Douglas Sts. The Largest West of the Mississippi River.
TOURIST RATE REGULATIONS ,
Kulcs Governing the Sale of Tickets in
Trunk Line Territory.
BOYCOTT AGAINST THE ALTON STILL ON.
Western llonils Neutral GcttliiR
Tirtiit of iho Fitrei ! l.onn Con-
tehteil IjlliRntloii Dcolileil
, lluto Aar. .
CHICAOO , Juno 21. Chairman Donald o
the Central Tronic association has advised
Chainnan Flnloy of tlio Western Passenger
nssociation that In mooting the rates of the
"Soo" the western roads must observe the
following rules. No round trip tourist
tickets shall Do Issued at points in or through
trunk line territory ; no round trip tickets
shall ho sold to Buffalo ; no round trip tickets
shall bo Issued to n destination reached by
crossing a line drawn through Portland ,
Me. , Rochester , N. Y. , Concord , N. H. ,
Bellows Falls , Kutland , Vt. , and IMnttsburg ,
N. Y. This arrangement must bo considered
as void nnd revoked If competition with the
"Soo" line result In a reduction of rates from
St. Paul and Minneapolis to an equality
with the fare obtained from Chicago.
Commissioner C. K. Fulton of the Chicago
nnd Ohio Tralllo association hiis issued a cir
cular signed by the general passenger agents
of the "Ills Four , " the Pennsylvania , the
Motion and the Cincinnati , Hamilton & Day
ton roans , and addressed to all connecting
lines , In which It Is sot forth that passenger
rates are disturbed by the appearance In the
market of portions of tickets sold over cir
cuitous routes at short line rates and bearing
sufllclent limits to permit of tholr manipula
tion by brokers. Connecting lines accord
ingly nro notified that unless these tickets
nro In future limited to continuous passage ,
the roads In the Ohio Ulver Trafllc associa
tion will refuse to honor them.
Tlio board of rulings of the eastern roads
has been trying In vain to Induce the trans-
Missouri lines to unllo with a boycott against
the Alton. At a meeting of the transconti
nental association In this city a resolution
drawn up by the board of rullups wa& pre
sented endorsing the order of last January to
discontinue the payment of commissions.
The question was defeated. Keports are In
circulation here to the effect that sonio of the
eastern roads have crown very tired of the
boycott and ono by ono are quietly resuming
thosaloof Alton tickets. Ofllclals of the
Alton manifest no interest In the situation
whatever. They say that the eastern lines
can resume the sale of tholr tickets or not as
they please ; It makes no difference to tbcm.
Under any circumstances they will not re-
redo an Inch from their present position.
Old Miration Douldcd.
CiiicAfio , Juno SI. Justice Harlan sitting
In the United States circuit decided the lone
contested litigation over the old Chicago ,
Danville ft Vlnccnnes ( now the Chicago &
Hasten ! Illinois ) brought by C. C. Morrlmnn
and other Judgment creditors of the eld com.
pany. The action wns In the nature of a
creditor's hill to compel tao Chicago & East
ern Illinois to pay the Judgment creditors of
the old road , It being alleged that there was
fraud and collusion in the sale of it. It wai
also sought to compel Edwin Walker , Joseph
Hound mid others to pay Judgments for funds
paid thorn by the Eastern Illinois , possibly
for bauds which Walker bad , but which com
plainant alleged were given him for the pur
pose of allowing fraudulent foreclosure to
proceed.
Justice Harlan hold that the Eastern Jill-
noU could bo hold by the creditors of the
old roads , but that WalUor and Young must
turn over the bonds to their creditors , allow
ing Walker , however , a reasonable turn for
attorney' * foe. Suit as to tdo. Eastern Illinois
road was dismissed and will po appealed by
Morrlman et al to the now appellate court.
If Justice Ilarlan's decision U lUsUluod it
means u saving of $500,000 for the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois.
Attorney Walker will bo compelled to pay
something like $100,000 , the value -bonds
which no retained.
Freight Kate War.
Nnw Yonic , Juno 21. The freight rate war
to points in Mexico , which was inaugurated
about two weeks aeo , still rages with as
much violence as when llrst started. While
the war had its origin it Is believed with the
Ward steamship line In connection with the
Mexican Central road via Tnmplco , it bos
extended to many of the Central American
roads , resulting in n general demoralization
to points beyond the Rio Grand. An attempt
was made yesterday to restore rates to the
former tariff , but the Ward line was not
willing to concede to the Spanish steamship
line the differential rate asked for. The
Mexican National , which , ills alleged , caught
the Mexican Central , In connection with tno
Ward steamship company paying rebates , at
once entered Into the light , and the two lines
have been making things lively. If not reap
ing the greatest amount of revenue. Until
the Spanish line Is granted the differential
nskcd for Ills promised the war shall bo kept
up.
New Knilrond Sulicmo.
GiiANi ) Ru-ins , Mich. , Juno 21. It devel
ops from recent railroad combinations that n
movement of no loss Importance than devel
oping the Duluth & Winnipeg into iho Rod
river valley Is on the tnpls. Yesterday In
spection was made by representatives of a
foreign capitalist and the Rod rlvor grain
inon , ttio latter being headed by Son Stonor-
son of Crookston. The proposition Is said to
build no further toward Winnipeg nt present ,
but to turn off the present line at or noartho
place and go via Leech lake to Crookston ,
Red Lake Falls or some other Red rlvor point.
This would parrallel the Hue to Lake Su
perior that J. J. Hill has inmind south of
Leech lake nnd make a rod hot scramble for
grain and coal business.
A TALitJ OF TWO TOWNS.
A Pair of Young GliuitH Hauling for
County Supremacy.
Gopher and Blattvillo wo ro two riva
North Dakota towns In the good old
days of ' 83 , says the Detroit Free Press.
Both aspired to bo a county scat , bu t ,
unfortunately , being in the same count y
the aspirations of ono or the other must
necessarily bo blighted. Goplior vowed
that her ambition should never bo given
over , and Blattvillo swore , with equal
firmness , that she would have the county
seat or dio.
Gopher and Blnttvillo were the only
important towns in Geese county. Blutt-
villo had 123J inhabitants. Gopher
claimed the same number. The fraction
in both cases stood for a minister who
gyrated equally between the two towns.
1'hus it will bo scon that the matter of
population cut little flguro in the con
troversy. Natural ad vantages were also
balanced to a hair's breadth. Gopher
hud Bomo rocks in her surrounding boil ,
while Blattvillo rested on a black , sandy
loam that hold not even a pobblo. But
this advantage was olTsont by the water ,
for , while Blattvillo's virgin sod yielded
nothing but alkali , Gonhor's rocks gave
out the nectar of the gods.
Then , too , Gopher had a colonel , a
iudgo and a general in her conllnos , but
nor excessive pride on this account was
humbled when Blattvillo imported a
bonan/a farmer who had onuo served
liis own interests in the United Status
sonato.
When the Northern Pacific railroad
company painted their Blattvillo water
tank a deep rod Gopher turned green
with envy , and the wires were kept hot
botwcon that town and St. Paul until ,
the depot at Gopher rejoiced in a coat of
delicate bluo.
Gopher lost n hind olllco by flro and
Blattvillo llitnpod her wingH nnd crowed
above the ashes ; hut Gopher roared a
magnificent strticturo with a tower and
clock nnd a weather vane that never
turned with the wind , but always look-oil
towards Blattvillo and wriggled its
( IngorH.
At this coup on the p'irt of its rival , a
lorriblo rage t'iiii\"pil nt the vitals of
Blattvillo. Su.'iPihtii" had to bo done
to offset BO umnlfutu an advantage but
what ?
The elders of the town debated with
closed doors and , as the result of this
debate , a posse of Blattvillaiirs swooned
Bilontly down on Gopher , in the dead of
night , and Btolo the tower , clock ,
weathor-vano and all , and the no.xt
morning an itinerant Gophorito. as ho
got off the railroad track to walk around
tlio iiatcd town of Blattvillo , behold his
native tower with the vane turned derisively -
risivoly towards its own homo.
This was altogether too much and
Gopher swore in recruits for a campaign
against Blattvillo. An army of twenty-
throe men was rnibcd and telegraph
wires were cut BO that its movements
might not become known to "tho pow
ers that woro" until the tower had boon
returned to its original place.
But , despite all precautions , the secret
got out and the Gophorltios found the
tower protected by the ox-senator , his
farm hands and every able-bodied citi
zen of the town. The Gophoritcs wore
determined , and would certainly have
recovered tholr lost tower had not an
execrable Blattvillaln burned it before
their very eyes.
Tlio Gophoritos retreated to Gopher
where they hold a council of war and de
cided on a plan of action. It required n
two-thirds vote of the county to locate
the county scat nt either Gopher or
Blattvillo , nnd Gopher smuggled into
her borders and kept hidden a mob ot
fifty men long enough before election to
enable thom to vote , in iho meantime
harassing Blattvillo in a host of ways
about the burned tower to draw the
enemy's attention from their plot. The
election cnmo , and when the votes wcro
counted Gopher was found to bo ohoson
county seat by the required majority ,
nnd Blattvillo could laugh over the
tower episode and welcome.
But , at this juncture , beheld the flno
Italian hand of the ox-sonator. Pulling
various political wires , ho managed ( how
no man knowoth ) , to work himself into
the territorial legislature for the solo
and only purpose of dividing Geese
county in half , thereby malting his beloved -
loved Blattvillo a county spat , all other
towns to the contrary notwithstanding.
By dint of strange and won
drous methods the ox-senator suc
ceeded in this , his plan , and if
over the reader of this sketch forgets
himself so far as to go to Dakota ho may
find , if ho wishes , two counties eight
miles wide by thirty long ; and ho will
discover that the county seat of Gander
county is Blattvillo and the county seat
of Goose is Gopher.
Strange as it may seem , this story is ,
in the main , a true ono. But the two
narrow counties have been rejoined
binco the above was written , and the
county scat has reverted to Gophor.
Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething produces natural , quiet sleep.
" 5 cents a bottle.
Decision In Favor of the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. 1'iiul Uy.
The now imlaco sleeping cars of the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. ,
with electric lights in every berth , will
continue to leave the Union depot ,
Omaha , at 0:20 : p. in. , daily. Passengers
taking this train avoid traiibfor at Coun
cil Bluffs , and arrive in Chicago at 0liO :
a. m. , in ample time to inaice all oaptorn
connections. Ticket olllco , 1501 Farnam
street. F. A. NASH ,
J. E. PaicsTON , General Agent.
City Passenger Agent.
DoWitt's Llttlo Enrly Risers ; bt-u little
pills for dyspepsiasour stomach , bad breath.
"Roo-hoo-hooI" cried the brido.
"Wnut is It , iloanl" asked the groom from
the other end of the. bro ikfast table.
"Y-y-you tiavoibub-broken your pup-pun-
promlso , " sobbodtho ) bride. "Yousum noth
ing should ever camp between us , and the
hub-breakfast tabUils there now ! "
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
her baking powder docs such
BOYS' ' LONG PRNT SUITS ,
Our advice to patents is not to wait , but come curly
this week. We are overstocked with fine goods in boys' long
pant suits , and have marked special bargain lines at $6.50 , $7 ,
$8 and $10 , which will show a saving to the purchaser of $2.00
to $5.00 per suit.
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SPBGIML UNDERWEKR SRLE ,
Light weight underwear prices for this week will be for
French balbriygan. 750 per suit. Sold all over the city for
$1.26.
MEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS , 15c AMP 25c.
We offer the balance of our merino gauze shirts in all
sixes , no drawers , at 150 and 250 each. Mail orders must bo
accompanied with sufficient postage.
MEN'S HAT DEPARTMENT.
Our stock of straw goods must be reduced , and in this
department we expect to be very busy this week. Prices will
be cut in two.
Men's Mackinaw Straw Hats , all shapes , silk lined , 750 ,
sold usually for $1.50.
Men's Mackinaw Braids in all shapes at 25c , 35cand 5oc ,
BOYS' MATS.
If you have trouble to get suited well come to the Contin
ental. We have everything. Special lines in Boys' Hats this
week at 25c. For 500 you can have your choice of a dozen
nobby styles in all shapes.
SHIRT WAISTS.
STAR GOODS. PRICE 75c.
Seventy-five cents for the grades we are selling meang
less than cost. Other dealers will show you a Star waist at
75c , but that is all it's worth. We will reserve nothing. Our
entire line of $ i , $1.25 and $1.50 goods this week and this weel <
only at 75c.
THE GREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY
Cure * nil disorder ) * of the Stomach , Liver , Howls , Kilonys , Illmldor , Nervous
Diseases , Loss of Appetite , Hun Indie. Constipiiti in , Costiveiiess , Iiiiligcsli > u. IMHoiis-
ness. Fever , I'iles , Etc1 , , and reirlers the system less liable to contract disease.
DYSPEXPSIA.
KADWAY'S PILLS nro curu for this complaint. They tnno up the Internal secretions to
houHhy notion , restore strength to ttio stomach , mill on.iblo It to uisrform Its functions.
Pricoific u box. Sold by all drusKlsts , or uiiillod by IIAUWAY & ( JO. , & Warrou StriiotNow
York , on receipt of prlcu.
NO GUR.EX ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Mnnr years'experience. A regular itrndunto In nicrtlclnonn diplomas show. U itlll trcntlne with the
greatest BUccoii , nil Nervous , Chronic nnd I'rlvuto Dlionie * A porm'inent cur Ktiarnnti'i'd for Catarrh ,
bpcrnmtorrhruB , Lost Mnnliooil. Somlnal Wcaknos * , Nlfflit I/IIIK , linpitaicjr. SjrphllK Stricture , nnil nil
( llsi > n u > of the lllnnil , Mclii and Urinary Ore ma. N. II. 1 Kuarantco tUM for every cnsu I midi'rlako and full
to euro. Cnnsultntluii frco Hook iMvati'rlB * of lAlo ) luiit fruo. Olllcj hours 'J u. ui. to 0 p. m. Hunday
1U u. in. to 12 m. Send gtitmp for reply.
BAD BLOOD !
Pimples oa the Face j
Breaking Oat )
Bkla Troubles |
Llttlo Sores I Hot Skin |
Boils I Blotches )
Gold Boroil Bad Breath )
Bora Mouth or Lips |
If ) u ulTVr from any or
tboio jniptu' , take
? AGENTS MIKE BIO MONEYS !
In fi'lllnit our miini'rous ipoclultlca Always
itiincthlni : now Kcop | ) O tncl. lr ) nur Mnijlo Hulf-
l.lKhtliiK I'ni'ki't l.uiiiii nnd Clirnr l.liihtor. .Miiulo
Illniti llnuk. Surplus llank forpennlui , nlcklot und
dlmv < nntl uiir rnilt Can Wrcnili. for pultiim oi > or
tnkliiK "IT HIP t"ps of fruit cnns Wrltu for circular
of iiinKlo noTC'ltlud. or cull on
NVrth Wo3t9r. Speola ty Oo.
Uc'o llulldlni ; , Onmlm , Neb
OMAHA fend tor circular or cull onV T
II. hllKUWOOl ) . m Nutr Vork
OHOOL OP l.lfo Hid ii , Oinaliu , Nuu.
TELEGRAPHY.
Ni.tlc'o to ContriuMorH.
Notlcu Is linrahy ulvon that bids will be re
culvixl by HID llo.ird of Public Lauds and
HuililliiK-.ut tlio olllco of i hi ) t-prrotiiryof Mini ; ,
until July IHlh. 1-lM. ui U oVIiifk iiiion for tliu
fri'i'llou mul coiuplutlon of IMOWIIII- * . Ullt'lii'ii
anil laundry linllilliux for the Invino Ahyluui
at Iliihtliiim. Ni'brail.u. ItliN will ho reouUoil
for tlio v.iiloiih braiu'lii'Mof work and niatur-
lal unil us it coiiiplt'lo bid.
I'luns und Hioclllrutlons | may bo s > pen at tliu
olllco of tliu CuiiiinlhHluiiur itf I'libllc haiulsiinil
lUillitlunt Lincoln. NolirtihUu , and also at
thoolllcuoC 1' . .M. nils. Archlti'ct , Oniuhu ,
NuDruuku.
C'ontructois will bo required to conform
strictly lo conditions of the Miurlflcatlons.
Tliu liouid ruburvuh tliu rl Ut tu rujcct uny
und till bids.
Uutcd Junu IBtli. Ifcflt.
A. H. IIUMI'IIUny. I'rub't. of lU.iird .
Join U. Allen , Scc'y. uf Stulf.
'
BASE BALL-
OMAHA
VS.
MINNEAPOLIS
TODAY.
Gnino called ut 4 o'clock.
Ladles' admission 25o
EDEW MUSEE
Coiner llth mul I'anuuu Streets.
VtKKK M' Jl'NI ! 2M ! ) .
Chlldi nnd "Ho S.'inko C'h.iriHC'r .
( iiiri'la , Hi ttlro I'layur.
I'hlrettu , 1 ryur , Uuutjr , Illlljr VounK. Mamhall
nnd I iirnilL
l.iidlc ' luuvvnlr day , I'lliinr. South Donn Lauibs
Klvun iiHiiy
Un > itliuu inlmlU tiuill. Ojicn iliilly fJnni 1 to 10.
DR , BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Hot of Tooth on
( or HS'i : DOM.AILS , A purfout
itiniifuiirantooit. Tuuth oitractul
wltliuut pain or daiiKOr , an I
"I without nnaotttietlr * . Uold and
.llvor UllliiKt ut Inwoil rnoti
llrldno and Crown Work. Tuuth
wllhuul pluloi All work wur-
PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Kntrnnce , Ilitu Ucot vlavator. Opun
until S o'clock
For neuralgia bathe
with Pond'a Extract.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PAnu F.XPOSITION , 1880.
, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
SAVE YOUR EYESIGHT
THE If OPTICAL
NEW J. .H HOUSE
OK TUB
ALOE & TENFOLD CO. ,
Practical Opticians j
And branch of world ronownoi ! option ! t Wl l ! *
mentof A. S. Alee A Co. , SI I.ou ! . Our method U * "
inporlor to nil othori ! our Intiioi uro iiiperlur : will
not nonrjr or tire tlio cjos. The framri property ad
justed to the fnco.
Eyjs ToBtod Proo of Chnrsro.
Prices Low for First-class Goods.1
THE ALOE & PENPOLD CO. ,
114 B. 16th St. , Next to
MAHA
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
No. 108 , 110 & 112 N. Eleventh St. ,
, J i cue lid ly L. t. 1' ' tiUi.U.j
Manufnotiireru of Iron nnd Stcol Klu
lion , Y r.l Lnwn Kciircs , also Farm ,
Stock , Park iinil tVmolorFences. . - *
Architectural Iron Vnsm , Olialrn , Sotted
and OresthiKs. Sold Monts for lluckthorp
OulvuiiUudritcol Klbuoti Wlrea.
Telephone 1772 , Samples at Factory
UVJJ AOKNTH WANTED. _ _
Boffarlnc froa
the ciri'cH at
youthful errorl
early cle * r , wasting woakni-M , loit roiiuhood , et
1 will ecml a TBlualilo tr atl ( m-alMl )
full particular * tor bomo cure , I'HKli of
AeplomlUl medical work | ihoulU b read tr iirerf
man who U PTTOIU anil df hllllatccl. A'l < lr
Prof. F. C. 1'OU'MCU. Moo Jn . Uonui
Veil UAT.MVWN ANIHIHAN
J lltiaduiiurturH iloiiiirtiiicnt of tliu MlMourl
ollluo of tlio ohlof fimrturinuHtcr | , bt. l.onlj
MII. . MuyM. . IK'JI. t-ualud iiropMiiilh. In trill-
tutu , Niihjoot. to tin ) usual KinillHons , will 1) )
rurulvud at tills ollk'i ) null at the uHlcuH of th
uniirteriniibtuM at tin. fullowlmt iiaiuod Mil
lions until 1'J o'clock niKni. enntral HtiiniUra
tin , i' . . hum 19 , Ih'JI ' , and tliiiioiiiii ! | > il. rrrfnriiiilt
IIIK mill iliillvurliiK cliirini ; llio tlscitl your Ixuln-
iiiiiK.luly 1 , IbUl , uf niiti. i'orii mul linin , at
KOI ts l.o'innnwortlt and Itlluy. Kaiisuij l urt
lli'iii ) mid Hill , Oklahoma turrltory , and l > ort
Huiinly , Inillan territory : Torts J.owlM un < l
l.iiciiii and nt Denver. Colorado. Hint at umiipl
at Outlirlo and UKliilioinii I'lty , Oklahoma
turillory. I'ropoHiilH for ilullvory at otliue
polntx will bo unturUlnrd. Illddortt mi i6 ,
Mute tlio placcti where they uroposo to inako
dullvcrloR , The Kuvrriiniuiit rcsurvcH tlio
riRht to roloct any or all I ) il , or to contract
for iiitlmr Kind of Kuiiiillui , or micli portion ol
i-iirli iia may liu conilileroil for tlic test Inter
est of tlio Hurvluu , mul lo walvn miuli clufoeU
an uro not In ronllli't wllli tlio luw. I'rofur *
tun-it III lin Rlvim liiurtlflumif ilmmstlujiro-
dii'-tlon or imiuiifiu'turf , rundlllouHof < tu < U-
lly and prlco 'Inolmllni ; In tlie prlfuof foroliiw
iiroiliii'tlonii or iiiiiiiiifiiutiin'H ' Dili duty ttier * ;
on ) liiilimuqiml. . IlliinU proiii ) in and urlrite4
t'lroul.ir , Klvlnu full Information , will IN fill1-
iilihiul on application to tlilu ofllcu or tiNjia
oiiiirturinuiilitiaof tlio htulloiu minimi.
vuloiii'M containing propobul * Ruould
nuirked "rropomtU for OuU. Corn mid Ilran
ut - , " nnil uclilrckked to the iiii'j-r.
kU'iiud or to tliu iiiiartcrnmslnrs of tliu i-
tlon * nuiiied abovu. UV. . Kuiter. ijnurtcr *
uidstcr , U. B. A. , chief ijuartomiMter