8 THE OMAttA DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY , JUNE 29 1882.
HAVE HUNG UP THE CONTRACT
Oily Council Will Have Another Squint In
Kotcham Fnrnituro Oompiny Methods.
SHALL THE CITY GET WHAT IT PAYS FOR
ynpullon Which Scpnn to'lic Uppermoit In
the Mind * of tlio CJniincllmcii ItpportB
of tlio CnniinUtrn nil the
Company' * Hill.
It wilt bo some days before tbo Ifotchfttn
Furnlturo company pets f M.OOO of the city's '
money to apply on the city hall furnlturo
contract , M the council has concluded to
taKe o tlttlo tltno lor ttio purpose of investi
gating the matter.
i Lwt Tuesday night , GcorRO O. Whltloclc ,
the resident ogont of the company , asked for
the payment of MO.OOO. This wns rofcrroa
to the commlltco on public property and
Buildings and last ulRht the commlttoo reported -
ported buck this'communication , which was
unanimously adopted :
Vour coiiiinlttco to wlilch wai referred the
roiiiuuiiilcatluii from OtouuC. Whlilouk. osU-
Ini ? for mi eillinitloof t.vOM In favor of tliu
Hutclinin Kuril Ituro company , respectfully
rouorttlintottlni , ' to tliu fuut that by piylnf : *
utiy ot tliu money for said furnlturo wo would
thereby accept tlio mime , wo : thercforo
. recommend that thocoiiimunlcatlou bo placed
on Illc.
, Thcn came another report from tbo same
commitlco on n request to use u vacant room
V In the city ball , In which to store the lurnl
turo :
Your commlttoo to which wns referred the
communication from tlio Kotcham I'lirnUuro
company In rojmrd to room for the now furnl-
tum , respectfully report Hint wo have ordered
thoeoniDiiny not to ship liny moro furnlturo
until further orders. Wo therefore recom
mend that the communication bo placed on
Ulo.
Ulo.This rnport was adopted.
| Some MUle Mutter * of Uotnll.
The mayor returned without his approval
i lour sidewalk resolutions. The documents
were not Oatcd and the veto was sustained.
The annllctulon of the city onclneor and
Hoard of Public Works to movcmto the now
city hall was referred.
George L. Ilonrst wa named for the posi
tion of license Inspector. The appointment
wns rejected.
Mr. Lowry moved a reconsideration of the
vote. Trie motion prevailed and the appoint
ment was referred to tbo commitlco on
Jlimnco.
Tbo mayor recommended tliot the con
tractor hurry up and prepare for occupancy
the bnl nn co of the ofllccs In the city hall.
Citj Cleric Grove ? was Instructed to give
tbo Nebraska Central Uullway company
olllcial notice of the result of the rdccnt bond
'election , that the company might fllo its
written acceptance within the forty-flvo days
Eppclllcd In the proposition.
Herman ICountzo protested against the
pavlnp of Seventeenth , between Hurnoy
Etroet and St. Marv's avenue.
Tbo council approved tun action of City
Treasurer Bolln in the sala of the district
improvement bonds.
The Board of I'ubllo Works submitted the
plans and specifications of tbo proposed now
viaduct along the line of South Sixteenth
street. All of the papers In the case wont to
the committee on viaducts and railways.
The semi-annual bill from the water works
company for hydrant rental , amounting to
the sum of (3SOC.j ; | , was presented In the
form of an ordinance. The ordinance brought
out a largo amount of discussion when it
came up on its ilrst reading.
1'rcsidcnt Uavts urged that the ordinance
should bo referred with instructions to re
port ut the meeting tonight. Mr. Elscssor
urged that such action would bo exercising
vnduo haste.Tbo bill was not duo until
July I , nud there was no law for paying it
bolero that time.
The ordinance to pay for lands for park
purposes was road twico'and roforrod. The
amounts which it is proposed to pay are as
follows : The Klohardson tract , &Hm. ! 10 ;
the D.ill tract , JU'J ! ) : the Bonus park tract ,
(30,000 ; Ibo Bell tract , $111,530 : the Hiod.
Curtis , and Eddy tract , $12,000 : the Dall
tract , ten acres , ? U,000 ; the Distiii tract ,
r r tOO,000.
The fifteenth annual report of tlio public
library board was proscntod and referred to
the committee on finance.
Fur the Fourth of July.
The committee having charge of thoFourlu
of July colobrallon invited the council to
participate In the festivities. The invitation
was accepted. By resolution the council
voted the sum of $1,000 to aid In the Fourth
of July colcbralion. Mr. Munro hoped that
every dollar would bo expended for the
bonollt of the people.
Mr. Lowry replied that tlfo committco
would account for every collar of the monoy.
Mr. Uruner voted "no , " but as ho had
igncd a p.iper asking the council to appro
priate tbo money , no changed bis vote. That
Xnndo tl.o vote unanimous and the resolution
goes to the mayor for his approval.
By n resolution introduced by Mr. Prlnco
&n ere light was ordered located at tbo In
tersection ot Sherman avenue and Corby
street.
Proton ! * anil IlpqucstK.
Qcorgo A. Ilongland informed the council
that aomo tlmo ago ho bid on furnishing
lumber for tlio city. Ills bid was the lowest ,
but notwithstanding that fact , the contract
was lot to another party. Ho wanted to
knoiv wby things wore thus. The committee -
too on streets and alloys will look Into the
matter.
Several parties protested against ball
playing on the vacant lots at Sherman ave
nue and Locust strtot. Iho committee on
pblico will lock after parties who congregate
there to play ball.
Thomas Murray entered a protest against
the city laying a permanent walk along the
front of his ilnrnoy street property.
R E. Morsmnn wrote tuit ha would fur
nish onauinl street signs at 43 cents each.
Ho said that J. I1. Coolie & Co. had made a
deal with him to furnish ttio signs and then
thor had tried to got lower bids from other
parties. The contract with J. I * . Cooka &
Co. wns presented and approved and they
will put up the signs ut 05 cents each.
A largo number of the liverymen peti
tioned tbo council to repeal the vehicle or
dinance , so far as it applied to trams kept
for hlro , carriages touted to families ana sad
dle horses ,
Mr. Lowry thought the license- Inspector
wu pushing tbo irood will of the people to
tliu wall. A resolution was adopted , sus
pending the oncrnilon of the vehicle ordin
ance until such tlmo as Iho commlttoo of the
whole could report-back a now ordinance.
I'ny for the Ili'slstrurs.
Mr. Munro moved a reconsideration of the
resolution allowing luo registrars of tbo late
election $9 for the entire tlmo. Then he
v moved that the men bo allowed $18 oach.
Mr , Loivry thought It wns n chestnut ,
Mr. I'rmco said that the matter should bo
settled for nil tlmo.
Mr , Lowry remarked that the matter bad
always Ill-oil roforrod.
Mr. Howcll insisted upon having the opinion
t of tbo city attorney ,
Mr. Lowry movcu to amend tbo resolution
Bint allow the registrars f < ) per day oach.
The resolution was withdrawn.
When the council meets In special aotsion
tonight City Attorney Council will give his
opinion upon this subject.
By resolution the council dodod ! that
hereafter all city ofllcos should close at U
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The llnnnco commllteo and the city attor
ney were Instructed to ascertain if tbo
county had paid to the city treasurer the
city's shnro of the road fund , how much
money tbcro wus duo to the city mid what
prospect there was for tbo city getting tbo
money.
On motion of Mr. Munro the ordinance or-
UciIng ttio relocation ot slxtv-olplil Ilia by-
drants wan placed on fllo. Mr. Munro statud
that thcro wi-ro errors In tbo old ordinance
and that a now ordmuiico would soon inuko
its upppoarauce.
The election booths , interfering with tbo
travel on thu streets In whku they uro now
located , woio ordered lomoved ,
The petition to strike tbo words "manure
nd iofu o" from the garbage ordlnauco was
nlaccd on Illo , tno council doildlng that If
thu words were atnckou out tbe ordinance
would bo invalid ,
The tax collector was allowed * Jo per
mouth for uorso biro.
1-A1I ) A 1110 UJ1IUV HIM. ,
yivoTliouiuml Dollar * for I'uttliiK "
truct Through thu Council.
Wiillolt may not bo In good tusto tope
lowu iuto luo grave aud turu over tbo corpse
It Is only proper to glvo the Omaha nubllo an
Idea of what It cost the Kotcham rural turo
company to secure tbo contract.
A. F. M. Billlogslca , who was the vlco
president and general manager of the com
pany , spent n greater portion of the summer
of 1891 In Omaha- lobbying this contract
through the council. When ho ilrst reached
this city ho was strong , vigorous and a pic
ture of health. For days , weeks and almost
months bo labored with certain members of
tbo old council. Ho dtnod and witiod thorn
nnd tben defended tbo investigation.
When it wa all over , ho ro-
tnrnod to his homo , where , n few
vooks later , bo yielded up tbo ghost and
died.
Cost of the I.
Not lone ago the administrator , wltb n
vlaw to settling up tbo estate , scheduled the
debts , liabilities nnd assets. Among tbo
utter was n claim against the Kotchmn
. 'urriltaio company. In plain and unmls-
-ukablo llguroii it read , " $5OUft expended In
iccuriug the furniture contract for furnish-
ng thn Omaha cltv hall. "
As Colonel Bltllngslca hnd prvssoa to the
froat and unknown borofid , the expenditures
: ould not bo explained , Tbo chvlm was con-
.ested , but subsequently it was allowed and
tbo money paid over.
Yesterday nn expert furniture man , one
who lm boon in the business iu this city for
moro than twenty-five yearn , made a critical
examination of the furnlturo now in the
ihreo ofllcos , und unhesitatingly and unso-
icltcd stated that the city had been mulcted
to the tuna of several thousand dollars.
The prlr.es charged for the furnlturo In the
ofllco of the comptroller will furnish a fair
( lustration of what the city is paying the
Detroit llrnj.
Kxorbltnnt 1'rlccs.
The counter , a plain affair made of oak ,
cost 870. , whllo thn too price should bo 8)75. )
rboro are two lint- top aoilcs charged up ntflS
each , when $25 would bo the retail price with
a good protlt. A plain tlat .able is put In at
MS , when § 2. would leave n good protit. Two
very ordinary arm-chalra are down nt $18
each , and thcso any furnlturo man in the
city will duplicate at $9 each. Two arm
chairs are cnarged to tbo city nt $14 cnob ,
and In any furulturo store they can bo du
plicated ut fS. A standing desk ten feet
eng is charged at $45 , ana this tbo furnlturo
man said ho could furnish at $25 and make
n good profit. Another standing desk , ex
actly tbo same , is put in nt W. ,
whllo screw top stools that re
tail the world over ntS3 each , are
Istod by the Kotcham people at $5 each.
Curtain top desks Unit came out of stock and
nro without any spncial design go at § 75
each , while the retail price is $10. The plain
oathcr couches nro charged at $ . " > j ouch and
the Omaha price lists show that better arti
cles are retailed at $30.
Arm-chairs have cront In and are charged
at $10 , while similar ones can bo bought out
of the Omaha stores nt $5 per chair. But
rtio worst of all is in n lot of umbrella
stands , llttlo low , plain affairs. They go at
> ' 2S each and can bo duplicated at $3 In any
store In town.
When the bids for tbo furniture
were submitted they wont In
on a cosh basis , and upon this basis John F.
Joots bid $0,000 below the Ketcbam people ,
> ut why ho did not got the contract no living
soul outsldo of the ring will ever know.
"Late to bed and early to nso will sho'tot
ho road to your home in the sklos. " Bun
early to bed nnd "Llttlo Early Ulser , " the
pill that manes life longer and bolter and
wiser.
_ _
roit ins oiiKuiTons' I
John ISmtmcr's Jownlry .Stock to lie Closed
Out at Auction.
Mr. John Baumor , the well known
Omnlm jeweler , locitou at 1314 Piirnam
street , is selling out his extensive stock
of goods for the bcnoiit of ilia creditors.
Tlio sale is made : U tlio request of the
principal creditors of Mr. Bnumer ,
unong which is the Omaha National
jank.
An auction sale will commence Thurs
day for the purpose of disposing 'of the
entire stock. Mr. J. II. French will bo
; hc ntictioneor in charge. Mr. Baumor
curried a complete line of watches ,
clocks , jewelry and silvorwaro. Evory-
Lhing is of the latest duai rn afforded by
the wholesale market of the east The
entire stock will bo disposed of as an
nounced ut the present location , 1314
Fartuun street.
Columbian Visitors AHsociutlon.
These who expect to attend the
World's fair and desire to avoid exces
sive charges will do well to reserve
their accommodations beforehand.
Desirable rooms in hotels and private
apartments have already been cnpnged
hi large numbers. It will bo exceed
ingly dilllcult to sccuro good accommo
dations within easy reach of the grounds
if the matter be delayed till next sea
son , while the pressure upon the street
and cable cars , if the experience of visi
tors at the Centennial bo repeated , will
bo such as to make transit from
other purta of the city a matter of vex
atious delay. Ono of the best things
that has come to our attention is the
Columbian Visitors association. A
group of men in Chicago , whoso stand
ing and character are such ns to make
certain that they will moro than fulfil
"
their a < jrcomont"aro erecting the "Hotel
South Shoro" on the lake front just be
low the exposition grounds. The hotel
will contain 1,000 rooms and accomodnto
2.500 guests nt ono time. Rooms
may bo reserved by prepayment of
a membership foe of 512.00 , and $1.00 or
$1.25 a day for ton days. Board will bo
on the European plan and as low ns con
sistent with first-class service. The
hotel will ho built and managed hy
Christian men for Christian people and
tlio Sabbath duly observed by services
in a largo audience room connected with
the hotel. Every precaution will betaken
taken to assist the inoxpcricncnd nnd
protect them from those who might over
charge or mislead. As is being
done hy the students of Oborlin college ,
the students nnd friends of Gates college -
logo at Noligh are raising funds for tlio
erection of a gymnasium hy selling
memberships in this association. TJioy
have secured tlio state of Nebraska as
territory and receive a moderate com
mission for their work. The association
is commended to the people of Omaha
nnd vicinity by Rov. Drs. Thain Jur-
yea and others. Circulars and other
Information may ho obtained by n card-
of request to Hon. F. B. Tiffany , Cl ( ! N.
Y. Llfo BUlg. or President 1C K. Waf-
ron of Noligti , Nob.
1'ri'sn Association Notico.
By an unfortunate error , tbo circular an
nouncing the excursion of tbo Nebraska
Press association guvn tbo date of leaving
Oraubu a Wednesday , July 14. It should ho
Thursday , July 14 ; of which all interested
should take notico. Indications point to a
very pleasant trip. Any newspaper man in
tbo state who has not received a circular
announcing the excursion will receive ono by
applying to V. G. Simmons , chairman com
mittco , Uoward , Nob.
DoWitt's Barsaparcia cleanses the blood ,
increases tbo uppallt and tojni up tlio sys
to in. It has bonollttoi nuiy : pjoplowlio
have suffered from blooJ dliorJor-i. It will
help you. _
Wilt or Itcnti Duo July 1st.
Payable at company's olllco , Bun
building. C per cout discount allowed
if paid boforu duo.
STONEIIILL'S ' BANKRUPT SALE
Special Solo Stonoliill's ' Silk Mitts , Lace
Gaps , Hosiery , Uundorwear and Laces
AT THE BOSTON STORE TODAY
All tlic 1'rlccn OITVrrcl In Thin Snlo Hereto
fore Are ns Nothing Compared toYhat
They Will lie Tuiluy Ito
Sura to Conic ,
On snlo nt
THE BOSTON STORK
nnd nt STONEIIILL'S OLD STAND.
Stonohill'B Hoc black nuro silk mitts ut
15c.
15c.Stonohill'B
Stonohill'B Indies' black COo slllc mitts
Stonoliilla 76o high grade black silk
mitts 3'Jc.
STONEIIILL'S CHILDREN'S LAOE
BONNETS AND HATS JUST HALF
PRICE.
StonohilFs lOc Inco caps Do.
Stonchill's 'JGc Inuo
caps 12c.
Stonohill'd 3tii ) lace caps llc. )
Stonoliill's 50u lauo caps 25c.
Stonohlll's 81.00 Itico hats and caps
50c
Stonchill'rt Sl.Cn lace lints 75c ,
Stonohill's $2.00 and $2.60 silk bonnets
nnd hats , l)8o. )
'STONEHILL'S ' ' LACES TOMORROW.
All of Stonchill's chnntilly and point
'
d'lrlaudo and point do Gono'lnces go at
just one-half his prico.
0 inches wide point d'Irlnndo Inco , 15C.
Pure silk chantilly laces , 6 inches
wide , worth 8oc , go nt 15c.
STONEIIILL'S HOSIDRY AND UN
DERWEAR.
All Stononlll's ladles' 25o fast black
imported seamless hose , 12c. }
All Stonohill'd misses' fast black ribbed -
bed hose lOc. '
All Stonohill's lOc Jersey rlbbod vests
Co.
Co.All
All Stonohill's 20c Jersey ribbed vests
9c.
9c.All
All of Stonohill's finest grade silk
front jersey ribbed 50c vests go nt 25c.
EXTRA SPECIAL ITEMS.
All Stonohill's men's overshot silk
susnendors , lOc.
All Stonohill's '
gouts' balbriggan
socks , Cc.
Children's fnst black hose , Cc.
Ladies' fast blnck hose , 5c.
All of Stouohill's lOc and 16c laces go
at 3c.
All of Stonehlll's tailor made silk but
tons , all colors , 3c , formerly IGo a dozen.
All on sale at
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N.W. Cor. IGth and Douglas ,
And at STONEHILL'S OLD STAND.
Auction every day at Hill & Young's.
rouit ixcu its IONS HAST.
Vln the Wilb.lih I.liio.
1st Cincinnati and return $10.10
For the national prohibition conven
tion the Wabash will eoll round trip
tickets at above rate on Juno 27 and 23.
2d New Yo k and return $23.70.
Loss than half faro.
For the Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor convention the
Wabash will sell round trip tickets at
above rates on Juno 4 , o and 0 with
choice of routes via St. Louis or Chicago.
3d Saratoga nnd return $80.55.
For the National Educational associa
tion the Wab.ish will soil round trip
tickets at above rate July 4 to 10 , with
choice of routes via St. Louis or
Ghicugo.
4th Detroit nnd return $20.CO.
For the Baptist Young People's union
the Wabaah will sell round trip tickets
at above rate July 12 nnd 13
For tickets , slopping car accommoda
tion and a folder giving lists of routes ,
side trip0 , cost of same , with other
valuable information , call at Wabash
ofllco , 1502 Farnam street , o ? write
GKOUGEN. CLAYTON ,
N. W. P. and Ticket Agent ,
Omaha , Nob.
Visit Hill & Young auction sale of
Furniture , 1209 and 1211 Farnara.
Jtotiml Trip Tickets.
The only line running through trains
direct to Denver , Colorado Springs ,
Manitou and Pueblo. Low rates to all
points in Colorado , Utah or Pacific coast
points. Fast timn on elegant vcstibulod
trains , free reclining chair cars and tlio
celebrated "Rock Island dining cars. "
Comfort , safety and speed secured when
ticketed via the 'Great Rock Island
Route. " Ticket ollico 1002 Farnam street
CHARLES KENNEDY ,
J. L. DEBGVOISE , G. N. W. P. A.
City Ticket and Pass. Agt
Goods sold on time payments at Hill
& Young's auction snlo.
w York unit ICctiirn.
July 4 to 0 ono faro for the round
trlj ) . Choice ot routes from Chicngo.
Return 'trait August 15. Call at Chicago
cage , Rock Island & Pacillc Ry. ticket
olllcn , 100. ° Farnam street.
CHAS KENNEDY , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. D i BKVOISE , City Tkt. & P. A.
In tlio Kiirly Days of July do Kiist.
The rate for tlret clubs excursion
tickets rom Chicngo to Now York and
return , over the Pennsylvania Short
Lines , will bo less than the regular faro
onn way for its oxcurssons of July 5 , 0
nnd 7. You can do your Ifusiness , visit
all your friends and the various resorts
in the east before August 15 , which is
the limit for return tickets. Learn all
aboutit ; by addressing Luce , 248 Clark
fatroot , Chicago.
Notice.
Warrants for the judges nnd clerks of
the special election will be ready for do
livpry Thursday morning , Juno 30 , 1892.
For the bonolit of the laboring mon the
olllcn will be open till 8 o'clock on that
evening to deliver thorn their pay ,
Plonso call on that day if convenient.
FHEDJ. SACICETT , County Clerk.
Dr. Cullimo.-o. oeutn ; . 13 jj building
Goods going at slaughtered prices at
Hill & Youngs.
KuUcunfflvelditiiir lest iimlsr thl * litad , fifty
etnlt-
KUUa-Kuto Grlcsodloclt. uulovcd wlfu ot
Wlllluin Kmllud ( Monday , JiinoSnii , 1BX' .
Kuiioriil will ttiliu placu from rufclilonvi ) , Kt.
Mitrv'H avumio nnd Hontli uutli gtrcut ,
WuUnux'lny , JuneVJtli , ut : > o'clock M. in , tit ,
Louis. Mo. , impuru'iiluubo cony.
AKNOIjD-llonJiunln O. , yonnnost son of Dr ,
inn ) Mm. Arnold , tills inornliiK nt 10 o'clock ,
from Inlliiiiiiiiiitlon ot tliu Lowel o Kiinornl
( rom family runlduucu'l.MNortlit-uvuritccntli
ttrcut. Tlmrsduy afternoon ut.4 o'clock. Interment -
torment Mount llopo cumotorj.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
PUKE
-is
Thousands who have
suffered , and have
been cured , gratefully
testify to the remark
able success attained
by
Dr.J.E.McGREW
. . .
The Specialist
who , for more than 17
years , has devoted his
time to the treatment
of Private Diseases.
An surely no physician
in this broad land is
entitled to so much
praise for the wonder
ful good he has accom
plished. He substan
tiates every statement ;
he fulfills every prom
ise.
Reliable , Skillful ,
Reasonable and Fair ,
are the universal en
dorsements given Dr.
J. E. McGrew , of this
city. 'He.isone , of th'e
most ; successful spe
cialists throughout the
west , in the treatment
of Private Diseases and
all diseases of Youth
and Manhood. Those
who place themselves
in his care can safely
rely upon him , asevery
case is regarded in the
strictest confidence
and treated in the most
skillful manner.
Among the most successful medical exports
und specialists In tliu west Is Dr. J. K. McUrow
of tills city. Ho Is tliorouulily read turn con
scientious. " [ The Omiiha lloo , Jan. 1st. , IfcOl
"Dr. .1. K. McQrow hasdovoto3 Ills life to the
study iinU treatment of prlvuto diseases. The
Doctor Is painstaking und conscientious. "
[ The World- Herald , Oinivha. Sept. 4th , JH'JI. '
"Dr. McOrow IB u doctor on whom you can
depend , und that Is the reason why ho Is so
ejl known and praised among the Swedes of
Omaha and all over the country. " LTho Swed
ish Tribune , Omaha , Sept. 4th , 1691.
"Thcro Is no specialist who stands higher In
the estimation of thu poaplo of Omaha and
throughout the ucnt than Dr. McGrew , as his
eminent nullity add success In the prnctlco
of his profession will testify. Ho Is known
throughout the cntlro west ns n master nf his
profession. Ilia untiring cITorts In hclmlf
of young mon. are ton well known to reijulro
mention. " [ The Oinuha Commercial , Octo
ber , 160 A
"Wo do not hr&ltnto to fittujlo out Dr. J. E.
McGrcw , of Omaha , ti 11 bpcclullbt worthy of
the hlghcbt prulhc. Ho Is a thoioughly
trained physician , u scientist of no uncertain
btnndlng. a deep thinker , a keen luuhunor , a
peiflstont realtor of the literature of his pro
fession und hence a A'Ulo awulio and Intelli
gent t-jiechillst. During ourU'O years ns no\vu-
pnpur correspondent wo tmvo never hud occa
sion to comment on u business conducted
moro In lu'omng with the principles of fair
dealing and honor. " ITho Uhlcaga Tiudo Uo-
vlow , November , JS'Jl.
The doctor's nuaccsa slnco locating In
Omaha hue boon inmost Mattoilng ono both
professionally anill Unanclally , und. ho fully
upproclates the putronugo which hus been
given nlm In Omuba , und throughout thn
surrounding NtiiUm. us well us the \\est and
northwest , Ono of his chief desires U , that ho
may over contlniiu to dcbcrvo this recognition
of his professionalaklll as a sueclullst.
IsunsurpnBsca In tlio trentmontof nil forms of
PK1VATK DISB'ABES , und all ilNorlon
und doblUtles ot youth und nianlioo.I. ITyonrs'
experience. Ills mtoilirus and faollltle- ) are
lirnctlcitlly unllmltdd. The Doctor U recom
mended by tfui iiiwis , and endorsed In the
strongest terms by the people for fair treat
ment nnd honest professional udvice , Tlio
most poncifut remedies known to modern
science for the Huuceasful treatment of tlio
following dlseuvcsi
QONOHBUOKA Immcdlr.to relief. A coin ,
ploto cure without the loss of uu hour's tlmu
from buslnos'i.
aLEKr Ono of the most complete- and suc
cessful treatments for gleet and all annoying
dlsohurees.vet known to thu inu.ltual profoi-
slon. The rosiiltsurotruly wonderful.
BTRIOTUltK Uro.ttcst Icnown romoily for
the ire-itiiient of slrloture , without piln , out-
tln.ordiliitlnv ! , Amoitremarkablu rornedv.
aYPHILIS-No trt'iitmont for this torrlblo
blood disease lias over beun moro MI ecMiful.
nor hud stronger endorsements , In the light
of modoru scluncq this dlseaso it positively
cur.ib.uand ovurjr trace of thn poison entirely
reiuovud from the blooJ.
LOST MAXiHOOD , nud nnililtloii. norvous-
ncsi. tlmldltv. despondency nnd all weakness
nnd dl.orJers of youth or munhuod. Keller
obtained ut once. . . . ,
SKIN DIS BASES , und nil dUousps of tlia
kiomarn , blond , liver , Ul'ineys und bladder
nro treated > u cco sfully With the grouto
kiuiwi reiuedluii for the di > oin.
Wrlto foruiruuUN uiiduuonton list. fr
at * .
CREDITORS
SALE
Public Auction ?
Of the Stock of
JOHN UMBR ,
THE xIEWRITER.
*
At His Store , 1314 Farnam Street. '
Will commence Thursday , June 30"at 10:30 : a , m. , and continue
daily until the debts are paid.
Hots of Sale , 10:30 : a. m. , 2:30 : anH:30 : p.m/i
This Stock consists of Diamonds , Fine Watches , Jewelry , SolicS
Silver and Silver Plated Ware , Clocks , Tabe Cutlery , Opera " "Glasses ,
etc. , to be sold in single lots to suit buyers. Sale absolute to highest
bidder.
xT. H. RREXNGH Will Conduct , the
Mackintosh ClotWng-Wliolesals.
Rubber /
Clotliiiig-Y/holesale , .
GermanSox-Wholesale
Fish and Shield Slickers-Wholesale.
WESTERN AGENT FOR THE
Grand Rapids Felt Boot Co. ,
Meyer Rubber Shoe Go. ,
New Jersey Rubber Shoe Co.
NO GOODS AT RETAIL.
Ow roatly increased business I have baon compelled to rent
the ground floor , 44x160 foot , on corner of Howard and Twelfth streets , in
addition to the building I now occupy at 1111 Ha-ney street , to hold the
stock I am getting for fall and winter. Send for 1 sts , otc.
Z. T.
III ! Harney Street , Omaha , Neb.
THE RIPANS TABULES regulate the stomach , liver and
bowels , purify the blood , are pleasant to take , safe and
always effectual. A reliable remedy for Biliousness , Blotches
on the Face , Bright's Disease , Catarrh , Colic , Constipation ,
Chronic Diarrhoea , Chronic Liver Trouble , Diabetes , Disordered
Stomach , Dizziness , Dysentery , Dyspepsia , Eczema , Flatulence ,
Female Complaints , Foul Breath , Headache , Heartburn , Hives ,
Jaundice , Kidney Complaints , Liver Troubles , Loss of Appetite ,
Mental Depression , Nausea , Nettle Rash ,
Painful Digestion , Pirn- pies , Rush of Blood to
the Hdad , Sallow Corn- plexion , Salt Rheum ,
Scald Head , Scrofula , Sick Headache , Skin
Diseases , Sour Stom- ach , Tired Feeling ,
Torpid Liver , Ulcers , Water Brash and every
other symptom or ease that results from
impure blood or a failure in the proper performance of their
functions by the stomach , liver and intestines. Persons given
taking one tabtilc after each
to over-eating arc benefited by
meal. A continued use of the Ripann Tabules is the surest
' contain nothing that can be f
cure for obstinate'constipation. They
injurious to the most delicate. Price : One gross $2 , sample bottle S
or sent by mail postage paid. 4
15 cents. For sale by Druggists ,
Address THE HIPANS CHEMICAL COMPANY , New York. J
, ft \ / / Q
, cr3 vl IW / " ! I AmPA Superior i | nl gfi for rtne tlni
rOJvJl CJUrSJJ LTAUICOi _ youniB1cY | | | Cuurn > of luilrlhor-
' ouKlii Uiiilcalainl Artil partini itililAlitilvrdtr tcucheriuf Hit1 l > ri ( American
and European culliri-J large U'l ' Uautlful ijtounJi ; HUH bnllJluu . nmnn . will
'IIK-III hrptf nibcT 7th For c tulojtui > int.Inn
: . W. llAllltCTT , I'i-r * . CULUMUIA , MO.
HAVE YOU FIL5D YOUR
CLAIM YET ?
You'd better not waste any
more time if you expect to
get anything ; from the gov
ernment. Unless you put
your claim on record before
March 3 , 1894 you will
never have another chancg *
It takes time to put an application -
plication in shape , and there
is not a bit of spere tima
left. Whatever you have
lost by the Indians , under
the conditions described in
the la\v , can be recovered if
you go about it in the right
way. The Baa Bureau of
Claims knows just how to
go to work. Write and find
out.
THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
Omaha , Neb.
1'ENETOATES
STOPS PAIN
WOOD'S
PENETRATING
PLASTER
FAR IN ADVANCE OF
ORDINARY POROUS
AND OTHER PLAOTER8
Sold hy Druggist * Everywhere
New Yoik l ) i tt 9J Wtllltra Sueet
PLLS
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lli'liooi' for mrl * Hiiucliil itiidenli nduilttea.
Wmt IHth Htnmt , Ni-w Viuli. _ - _
U Frequer ntly want
n now
IDEA IN ADVERTISING.
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