THE OMAHA DAILY BIttfc SATURDAY , JULY 30 , 1892. „ 1
ASPHALT PAVING MUST WAIT
Fatal Error Ditosvorod in n Bite Batch of
Recently Passed Ordinances.
JAICK'S ' ORDINANCES FOR SQUIRES' ' BIDS
Ugly SmiR Af-alniit which Sotno Nooil
1'ulillo Improvements Hiivo htrnmtotl
Now Sewers tn Ho Unlit
nt Once.
"VVo'ro In hell's ' holonml there's no ques
tion nbotit It , " profanely but earnestly re-
mnritcd Major ITurov of ttio lloiril of Public
Works yestoriiny uftornoon when ho found
that the nnal paving ordinances order ! tig the
paving of Fortieth street from Davenport to
UuraltiR struot ; Park avenue , from Loaven-
worth to Hickory street ; Davenport , Irotn
Thirty-ninth to Fortieth ; Tulrty-nlntU , from
Farunm to Davenport ; and Lothrop street ,
from Sherman urcuuo to EiRUteoutli street ,
wore defective.
The trouble with these ordlnoneea win
that they failed to state thai the material
with which the streets were to uo pavoa
ibould bo Trinidad sheet nsphnltum , taken
from the pitch lane In the Island of Trinidad.
They simply stated that the material should
ho sheet asphaltutn.
The council had passed now ordinances
specifying that the asphaltutn should come
from that pitch luke and the board had
awarded contracts in accordance with the
torias of tbo old ordmanco that did not
locale the nsnualtuui lu tbu Trinidad pitch
tattc.
What Member * Say of It.
Chairman Blrkhauscr said that the council
hnd Issued its order and ho did not see that
the board could do anything but readvortlso
for bids. Ho hntcu to do It for it took away
all competition and loft tha mutter entirely
In the hnndaof the Barbcrpeoulo and allowed
them to fix their own prices.
At the letting , which was In compliance
with the terms of the original ordinance ,
Andrew Jnlcks captured all of these streets
on a bid of ? J.-10 uer square yard for Trinl-
ilnd shoot asphaltum , form "H , " with a
llvo-vear guaranty. Then when Jnicks
was knocked out by the council , It left the
Mrcala without any bidder , as the Board of
Public WorKs hud rejected tlio othur bias ,
which were put In by John Grant and tno
Hat-bur Asphalt company.
Contracts for puvlni ; Cass street , from
Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth streets ;
Cuss stroet. from Twontv-fourtn street to a
point IDS feat west of the west line uf
Twenty-fifth street , wcro ordered with the
Barber company st $2.81 per stjuaro yard ,
dais "B , " with a ttvo-.vonr cuurnnty.
City Attoruov Council Insisted tliat when
thu ordltianco failed to designate the class
of paving mutcrlal aad stata the guaranty
It was not defective. The petition and tbo
conlrootcovered that.
Major Bulcombo said that ho had not been
on th'i board many days , but slnco becoming
a tnotnbor ho had learned sonic things. Ttu
board had changed the spocllicatlous slnco
the petitions were circulated.
Attorney Connell declared that that was n
post mortem matter ; that the ordinance de
scribed spoellicatloas on lllc. Quo thing
wus certain , ho said , and that wus that
Squires would have to understand that bo
would tmvo to accept , u contract which was
In accordance with specifications prepared
by the Board of Public Works ; that he
could not muKo his own bpecillcatlons and
force lliom upon the city.
Then the "board discovered that in Hugh
Murphy's contract thcro was something
wrong. On one district tbo contract spoxa
ot Colorado snudstono , without stating the
color. It was decided that this was u cleri
cal error and a now contract was ordered.
Sewer Contracts Awiinlutl.
Bids for the construction of iho rnlddto
branch ot tbo North Omaha sewer system
were opened aud the contract which will
nmount to 135.801 was awarded to F. L.
Hooves & Co. The prices were as follows :
8-lnch pipe , C5 cents ; 10-Inch , 7-1 : 12-luch , 07 ;
150-1
40-1. . . . . . .
per lineal foot ; manholes , JIUuiul Hush tanks !
105 each.
In thn construction of this sewer there will
be uscn 080 feet of 8-Inch pipe ; S,70J ( feet of
10-inch ; 12,810 of 12-inch ; 2,100 of if.-lncb ;
1,160 ot IS-lnch ; S.10S of 21-liicli ; COO of
24-inch ; ybOfeotof 23-inch briclf sewer ; 330
fcotof ao-inch ; a-'JOfootof U-Mnch ; 070 foot
of UU-Inch : 224 feet of 40-Inch ; 235 feet of
42-Inch nnd 402 feotof 4S-inch. ,
For constructing the eight-Inch sewer in
the alloy between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third street ttnd from Uraco to
Clark the contract was awarded to John F.
Dalloy at 87 cents par linoul foot , $33 for
manholes and 05 each for ilush tanks.
The contract for the sawor on Leaven-
worth street , frnm Thirty-Unit to Half
Howard , went to Dalloy. Ho uld S7 cents on
10-Inch and fl.10 on 15-Inch plnu ; W7.RO on
manholes , and $91 on lljsh tanks.
The grading went to the following named
contractors : Sixth street , from CreditFon-
clcr addition , to Bancroft , ICatz & Callahan ,
nt 11 % cents per cuolc yard ; Mason street ,
from Eighteenth to Twentieth , nnd Nine
teenth street , from Mason to Pierce , at 18
cents : Hamilton street , from the viaduct to
Forty-Illth street , at 11 3-10 cents , wont to
Lumoroaux Bros. & Ettlngor.
Kslz & Cullahun bid 2S cants per cubic
yard for sloping banks , 23 cents per cubic
yard for tilling uulsauco lots and got thu
contract.
Tuko ( iooil Cum of thu Children.
If you have children , you will be Interested
in tbo experience of Mr. John Cook of Pilot ,
Veriullllou Co. , III. Ho says : "Two years
ngo two of my fcrally , a young man mill u
plrl , had very severe and dangerous attacks
of bloody llux. The doctor hare was unable ,
after a week's tlmo , to chock orrullovo either
ciibo. I throw the doctor overboard and be
gan using Chamberlain's Colte , Cholera and
Diarrhcua Remedy. Improvement was seen
very teen , and my children arose in few
days from whatl feared would bo tholr death
bed , U Is a grand , g'ood mcdirino. "
TO MOVE OB NOT TO MOVE.
I'rolilmu Tli.it rorploxe * the Ilriliia or
Himril < il' ( Munition Muinliur * .
There appears to be a difference of opinion
among members of the Board of Education
with roqard to occupying the rooms sot aside
lu tlio city hall for the use of the board ,
Some of the members think that the board
should proceed otonro to furnish thu rooms
and move In , while others have a very dif
ferent vlow of the situation.
"I am ready at any tlmo , " said Dr. Spnld-
Inqr , president of the board , "to move over to
inn city bull If a majority of the board will
take the matter up and act un It.
There appears to bo very little disposition ,
however , in the board to tualto the change.
Borne Kay that the rooms sot anlde for the
use of the board are not what they should
have been , and they nlso hold that the city
should furnish heat nnd light for the room *
occupied by the board , but the council will
uot uimio tn any such arrangement.
"Wliu roe aril to furniture I have told sev
eral inombors of the board that we might get
along with the old furnltnro for a while.
The seats that wo have In the Masonic tem
ple rooms will' tool Just as soft over In the
city hull as they feel In the old rooms. Bo
far as I am concerned I think tlioro is no use
of postponing the matter of moving over to
our new quarters. "
Mnro City Hull Itcionii Itrnily.
The rooms In tbo city hall , which uro to bo
used by tbo superintendent of buildings , tbo
, members of the Board of Public \VorIcs and
tLo city engineer , are bulng put in bupu for
occupancy. It Is more than UKoly that all of
the oaiccr * will bo lu their new quarters next
\ \ ook.
"Lute to boa and cany to rise will nborton
the road to your homo In the ekles. But
early to bed and "Littlo Early Ulsur. " the-
pill that makes life longer'aud Uotlora ud
wiser. ' "
Sick linaduchol Boucham1 * I'illi will rs
llovu.
The Roe ! : Inland route luinou uccs u
rnto of 81U for Denver and return
Aujubt 8 to 7 , good to return un or bo-
ere October ID.
THE BOSTON STORE
Will Oloio Out Tomorrow Their Own and
Stonehill's Entire Stock of
LADIES' ' WAISTS , SILK MITTS , MEN'S SHIRTS
Anil 000 Uorcti T.rtdlox * nnd ChltilrriT *
tilnr ! ! 5o lloir , Ovnr 100 DllTorenl
fl , rust Ilhiclc un ( I I'nncy
Colors nt Do Totliiy.
2oC HOSE FOR DC.
Thcso nro this season's entire nccum-
ulutions of ono of the biggest hosiery
mills in the country. In this lot will bo
found Indies' bluok seamless hose , Indies'
4-throad llslo hose in fancy stripe , boot
patterns , nud solid colora. This la one
of the greatest bargains ever offered.
They nil go nt Oo a pair todtiy.
Lttdles' whlto lawn waists 25o nntl fiOe.
All the Indies' whlto lawn waists from
the combined two Blocks , thnt hnvoboon
Boiling at 7Uc nnd USc , will bo olosctt out
today nt 2oo and GOc. Those are
made of fine whlto lawn , in box-plaits ,
buck nnd front , and come in nil sizes.
All the finest quulily of line French
sateen wnists which wo huvo boon sell
ing at $1.2o , nnd which come in plain
blacks , black grounds with colored polka
dots , stripes with shirred backs and
fronts , in nil si/.os , go todny nt O'Jc.
Salurdny wo will put on enlo every
slllt waist in stock , comprising China
silks , surah silks , in black , navys , car
dinals and a great variety of styles thnt
wo have been selling from 33.08 to $7.00 ;
thcso will go todtiy nt $2.GO , $3.60
nnd $4. GO.
GO.LADIES'
LADIES' SILK MITTS.
Ladies' black silk tttitchod mitts Cc n
pair.Black
Black und colored nll-siltc mitts lOc a
pnlr.Finest
Finest grade imported pure silk mitts
'Joe n pair.
LADIES' UNDERWEA'R 12C.
Our remninlncr Block of ladies' SwUs
and Jersey ribbed full shaped underwear
that wo hnvo beoti selling at 33egoes to
day at IL'c.
MEN'S 82.00 SILK STRIPED
SHIRTS 76C.
20 dozen of the ( Inost grade men's silk
striped madras cloth and flncst Imported
cheviot shirts that Stonohill sold at
$2.00 , go at 75c today. ;
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
50CBALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR 190
All of Stonohill's French neck bnl-
briggnn underwear thnt wo ndvertisud
Inst week for 2oc , goes todny nt lOc.
Stonchill'd 76o underwear that wo ad
vertised labt week at 30c , goes today
ut 25ti
Stonohill's SI.00 underwear that wo
sold last week at GOc , goes todny at
33aAnd
And his very finest grades of fancy
striped and imported underwear go at
39c ,
Open until 10 o'clock tonight at
THE BOSTON &TORE ,
N. W. corner lOtti and Douglas.
Leave your orders for Frank & Co. 's
delicious Ice cream : 1310 Dodge streat.
Telephone 1249.
Domestic outlasts cheap soap.
Wanted at the ollico of TIIK OMAHA
BEE , conies of the THE EVENING Bun
April 25.
Eye and o.ar surgeon , Grant Culll
moro , room 221 , Boo building.
Domestic soap is the best. Try it.
I'lroliiu Haul : Itu
Sparks from the 'chimney of the Mer
chants National banic ignited a window own
ing on the seventh story of the Thirteenth
street front of the building shortly before
noon yesterday , Nine uwnlncs were de
stroyed before the llromcn extinguished the
bluzo. The woodwork wab not injured.
IJoWitt's Sarsaparilla destroys such pol
suns us scrofula , skin dlsuasos , eczema , rhou-
mutUm. Its timely use saves many lives.
IHUhllOW THU THING.
A ( ircitt Perform.iiici ) ( iitnn by the World's
< ! ri'iti'st : .Shown.
After nil , tbo show Is the thin p. There are
none who appreciate this more than the live
HiiiKline Brothers , whoso gtcat exhibition
wilt be bcon in Omaha on next Monday ,
August 1. The nearer tbo approach of show
day the more violent become llio attack1 ; of
antagonists upon this bl Institution , and the
muro bitter their evidences of chaprin at its
ninrvolous success. The progress of King-
line Brothers' shows is a continual ovation.
Never before in tbo history of the amuse
ment world has such phenomenal success
been accorded a show , nnd navcr before has
any exhibition received the encomiums that
have greeted the Rlngllng Brothers' mam
moth nnterpriso wherever It has been scon ,
The reason Is plain. Tbo Ulngllng Brothers
bavo won auivess by deserving It. Their
arenlo performance Is ut oaco the largest and
best ever soon in this country. There is noth
ing In Amotlca to compare with It. There is
not n single cheap performer in the
cntlro aggregation. Charles \V. Fisb , the
greatest of alt great somersault riders , who
.is billed bv other shows , but who nppoars
only with Kindling Brothers , Is doing the
most remarkable work of his life and all
statements to the contrary are false. Ho is
a notnblo feature of Klngllng Brothora' circus
ncrformance. The Kecd sisters are another
feature whoso cleverness cannot bo ques
tioned. 'Ihcro are no hidy riders now np-
paarlnr before the public who can compare
with them. They nro thu porsjnllloatlon of
grace nnd doxterltv. The best uorinlists
that Europe has ever sent to this country
nre more than rivaled by the Vernon
brothers , whoso thrilling performances m
midair form ono of the many remarkable
aronlo episodes of the Klngllng Brothers
shows. Ainoug the many ether notable
circus failures are the Mikado's roval
troupe of Jnpanoao cqulllbrUtu , Signer
Arcaois and klstor and the Tyuclls , who per
form romarknblo impalement acts , exhibit-
almost Incredible ability In throwing
knives and great battle axes , Charles
O'Dell und his magnificently trained
stallions , Joseph Levis and child-delighting
trained ponies , Mona. Natalie's laughable
pig circus , William and Josto Marks and
Mike Hoonoy lu principal riding acts ,
Misses Ada Larbo and Alllo Jackion in high-
class manege acts , und a long list of other
performers.
The hippodrome races tire rendered Inter
esting by the evident rivalry of the con
testants and their desire to win ; tbo menag
erie , with Its many rare nnd curious speci
mens of the wllu animal klnedom , Including
tbo largtst living hippopotamus , two great
herds of elephants nna dnsort-born drome
daries , and a monster lioness with her
family of 5-wooks-old baby lions , Is an end
less source of amusement and instruction ,
The mammoth tents will bo erected on the
grounds atUUtli aud Paul streets early Sun-
dav morning , and thousands will undoubt
edly go out nnd taku a look nt the great city
of tents. The route of the grand procosjlon ,
which louvcu the show grounds at 8 o'clock
Monday morning , will bo announced in Tnc
Bui : tomorrow.
Of Every Bit of tbo Bostan Store's ' Own anil
All Stonshill's. '
WHITE AND WASH DRESS GOODS
til ] the I'ntlro Arcumulutlon Tor thn Hcu-
> oti * Summer ( loud * All Over the
House \Vc nro Determined Not tu
Carry Anything Over.
The summer season will soon bo pone ,
nnd nlronily live of our buyers nre In the
cnslcrn markets watching tholr chances
nnd buying in immense quantities for
the full season.
When oneo the full coeds commence
to urrlvo wo must have seine ultico to
put them.
Wo atiirt todny , therefore , to close
out the entire loinnlniug Stonchlll stock
nnd our own rogulnr Block of summer
goods tit prices Unit must move them in
short order.
order.AT
AT 2C } A YARD.
All lOc nnd lUlo plain whlto India
linens go at 2jc u yard.
AT 60 A YARD.
Vorv fine corded and plaid lawns ,
corded chnllls , light nnd dnrk grounds ,
flue outing Ihuinols and all ether wash
goods worth u ' to 1'JJc , go at 6c.
AT'SC A YARD.
Pine bluck goods with beautiful col
ored figures and satcon stripps , worth
up to " 5o a yard , go at 80 a'ynrd todny.
STONEIIILL'S 250 GOODS AT 8JO.
On one immense table wo have placed
Stonohill'H ' entire stock of line whlto
goods that ho sold for 15c , lOc and 25c.
This will go todny at 8Je a yard.
Very fine plain black lawn , 8Jc yard.
Fine tissues in light and dark grounds ,
Ojc yard.
Finest grade India linen 16c , worth
40c.
40c.All the fine sateens from the Stonchill
stock go nt l'2Jo yard.
All of Stonohlil'd iino whlto cambrics
go at 8jc yard.
All the line linen tidies , splashers ,
dresser scarfs , etc. , from the Stonuhill
stock go at 8c , 16c , 23c , I)5c ) each.
Remember all Stonohill's stocit is now
on sale at
THE BOSTON STORE ,
ODOU until 10 o'clock tonight.
Right on the N.V. . cor. of IGlh and
Douglas sts.
Spectacles ndjtistea for defective
vision. Dr. Cnlllmoro , R. 224 , Bee bldg
Itrlckl'iycrx , Notice.
All members of Bricklayers union are
hereby notified to moot at their hall
Sunday , July 31 , at 8UO : nm. . Parade
starts at 9 a. m. By order of president ,
WILLIAM HAUGIITON.
200 Omaha grocers sell Domesticsoap.
Thu Civil \V r in WuHhliiRtnii.
Thcro Is wur among Undo Sam's servants
at the imtiounl capital , nnd all bocnuso their
rich undo , with his hundreds of vast ollico
buildings , has not houseroom enough to give
them proper shelter. The land oHlco anil tbo
patent ofllco are elbowing each otbor in one
building like a pnlr of obstreperous twins In
n slnjjlo cradle. The cradle riKlitfully bo ;
longs TO ono of the twins It wai built for
the patunt ofllco and is always known by
that name , but the land oflleo has oushod its
way in , and the secretary of the Interior him
self has wedged bis mujestlo uresonco Into a
corner that is much needed by n force ot over
crowded clorKs. The icsull of all this has
bcon an outbreak of open hostilities. At
overyocsslon of congress the patent ofllco
makes a dcspcralo effort to evict the land
ofllco and force It to seek other quarters.
Hitherto these attacks bavo been met by n
a masterly Inactivity. The last Jon press ap
propriated $10,000 to nay the rent of an out-
sldo cuilditiK for the land oflluo , Dub tbo
money was not drawn. This year no appro
priation ot this kind uas been made , and tno
land olHco has dellnnlly announced that it
intends to stay where it is until a permanent
llrcptoof building is put up for It , instoaa of
exposing Its vuluablo records to the danper
of destruction by moving to a temporary
shelter.
Under thcso circumstance both odlcos are
about as comfortably situated as
the tenants of Chinese lodging houses.
Their clerks are so crowded that In
some parts of thu building they have
to be given permission at Ehort Intervals to
go out and 1111 their luncs with fresh air.
Tholr records are piled up in ir.oldcriug con
fusion.
It > this situation it could hardly bo expect
ed that strangers could have much success in
unraveling land or patent case * . Even an
attorney accustomed to consulting tbo
records in on average courthouse \vould ho
bunted when tin encountered the dingy heaps
of booi-s aim the hundreds of ] o3tllng clerks
hi the two great rival departments. It takes
expert guides to lead the way through that
Inbvrinth. Fortunately expert assistance of
that kind Is easily bad.
THE Beu BUHKAU of CIAIM ? , locatnd at
Omuha , Nob. , exists for the express purpose
of furnishing it.
WKEPIXO WATKII , Mon. , Oot. 23 , ' 03. Dr.
Moore : My Dear Sir I bavo Just bought
tbo third bottle of your Tree of L.lfo. It is
Indeed a "Treo of Ltfo. " Doctor , when you
KO kindly gave mo that first bottle my right
iido was so lame and sera and my liver en
larged so much that 1 could not Ho upon my
right bide at all. There was a scrotum ever
my kidneys nil of the time , but now that
troulilols all ovor. I sloop just as well on
onosldo as on tha otbor , and my nlcop rests
nna refreshes mo , nnd I foci the bast 1'vo felt
In 11 f teen yoars.and I know that it Is all duo
to your Tree of Llfo. VOUH very truly ,
D. F. DUOLBT.
For sale by nil druggists.
AVInit The Iluu Iturcuu in Doing ,
Tut ! liui : Bureau of Claims of Omaha ,
Nob. , was notlllod by the commlslonor of
pensions of tbo allowance of pension under
the now law at $12 per month from March 17 ,
189 , ' . in favor of iCldridgoV. . Stuokor of
Onawa , la. ; also of the granting of a pension
to Isaac I ) . Mlllin of K'oodvlllo , Ore. , at $0
per month from Dcoombor 11 , 1SOI ; and to
Klchard C. White of 403 Tenth street , San
Francisco , Cal , , at $3 par month from July
2J , IS'.lt ; also a widow's ' pension nt $12 per
month from December HO , IS'JJ ' , with fi addi
tional to minor child to MM. Amoratta O ,
ISuker of Wounota , Neb. ; ponclon nt the rate
of (12 per month for John U. Dunn , 1003
Dorcas street , Omahii , Neb. , and Lucinn J.
Fish of Schuylor , Nob. Land patents on
Oregon City , Ore , , homestead entry r > , S'J3 ,
In favor of rfllni Sbav of Sandy , Oro. , for
olcbty acres , ana on Marygvllle , Cal , , homestead -
stead entry ' , S1I , In favor of Hobort .1. Fur-
guson , of John Aduins , Cal , , for UV ) ncros.
Mineral patent In favor of Alfred < ; . Cowherd -
herd and Fred C. Wostron of Conconully ,
Wash. , for the Express , Ivauho ? , Vulcan
nnd Vulture lode inlnlnt'
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IF YOU EVER SUFFERED FROM
Indian
If you are In position to take
advantage of the laws re
lating to
If you have taken up a piece of
Public Land ,
If you have made an invention
on which you desire to
secure a
You should communicate
with the
Bee Bureau of Claims
The object of this bureau ib to give
every person holdinp'tv legitimate claim
( ngnlnst tlio government the dvnntngo
of a resilience in "Washington , whether
ho live in Texas or Alaska , It does
moro than that. Nino-tenths of the
population of Washington would bo
helpless if asked how to go to worlc to
secure their rights through the depart
ments. THE Buu Bureau of Claims
gives the advantage , not only of per
sonal residence , but of thorough famil
iarity with ull the mucuinery of the
government. It offers
Absolute Security.
You do not know whether the avorngo
Washington claim agent will cheat you
or not , although on general principles
you would naturally suppose that ho
would. Butyou know that the San
Francisco Examiner , the St. Paul Plo.
noer press and the Omaha BKE cannot
afford to client you. They guarantee
this Burcjtiu , nna their reputation is
staked upon the honesty and ability of
its niiinagomont.
The bureau employes attorneys who
are Expert Specialists
for each of its departments.
Its Indian depredation cases are care
fully worked uu , with all thD evidence
required by law , and argued before the
court of claims in such a manner as to
bring out most favorably all the essen
tial points. '
Its land cases are handled in strict nc-
cordnncn with the rules of the Gouor.il
Land Ollico , so that no delays or com
plications ensue in the orderly settle-
inont of the claims.
Its pntont cases nre so managed ns to
insure the utmost , possible bo no lit to the
inventor , by giving him the broudost
protection his ideas will justify.
Its pension cases are disposol of with
the least possible delay and expanse to
the votcruna.
Don't refrain from consulting thn
bureau because you are afraid of thor coat.
Its costs nothing to got information.
Ask as many questions ns you please ,
and they will bo anaworol promptly
cheerfully and accurately , without
charge.
THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
Room 220 , Bee Building -
ing , Omaha , Neb.
Le tnrarit ' , " r lt.e { > I10'l , / " i'cni , } Wa'li <
HEW YORK'"lOHDOHoninT AHD'OLASQOW ,
Krcrr Hatunlar , . , ,
NI51V VOItK. < Itlll/iI.l'iil nnil NA1'I453
SAIOOH , 8KOrHDU.BlAS8'AND STEIBAOE
mien on lowest termulo unil from tlio principle .
033IC2 , BMStWB , ISI8H * All COHIIBSHTfL POWIO.
cither the 'to-
EicunlontlclitH uvalUtletoielurn ty (
furVtque Clrdo A SoVtli o ( Ireland or N. | > li > ; * Olbralur
Kitti i t'sujr Cltt tst Atr Ataotat t Itttri Iitii.
Apply to njr of our local AiruuU or 10
UE U llSOW UHOl'UKUS. CUlc K < , 111
PANGE.
That's another "spell" of pants , and it describes - *
scribes the situation to perfection. "We're go
ing to have another spell of pants this -week
"whenwe -will add to the ones remaining from
the twenty-five hundred pairs placed on sale
last week all the odd suit pants that have ac
cumulated during the past ten days and stil )
the prices remain the same
WORTH
TWO-FIFTY
Or Over.
WORTH
FIVE DOLLARS !
Or Over , i
Seven WORTH Dollars JTiEE-FIFTY
Or Higher -
For the benefit of poor sweltering fellow
mortals who are compelled to remain on earth
and do business at the old stand during the
torrid term , and who wish to present an air
respectability ( about all the air that's stirring ) ,
we will close out during this week
8OO Splendid Black Alpaca Coats at 78c.
This price is fully as low as the mercury'g
high. You can imagine , can't you ?
During July and August we close at 6:3O : .p. m.
Saturdays , 1O p. m.
liiDUGATIONAIi.
Oldest Military School In Mo. Wo challenged nil the lc dlnp Military Schools In the State to a ,
competlllvo drill last session , anil they declined In meet us. Infantry , Artillery nnd Cavalry Drill.
All modern conveniences , . Extensive improvements ; now bclqg made. ISoarJ , Tuition anilVash -
inj ; ? 2So , per cession ,
Ir. JAMES A QnAnr.rs , of WnslilnRlon nnd I.ep University , Vn. , Bivyn : "No other Acnilpmy In _
tlio rntlru country luiu inudn livrc u niuit-uilinlrubiu recorJ iw ttliown by tlio KUCCCM cif tliu ntiKlcnta f , '
fircp.iruil by It lorllil.i Institution , four oflioin Imvuln the post four years tnkcu Jour sclioluralilin , M
lour meiials unrt three dcKrera. " f
l-'ov illustrated catalogue and full information adilreca MAlOlt S. SELLERS , Lexington , Mo.
EDUCATIONAL.
A MILITARV HOME SCHOOL.
I UninrpasfdlEqulpmcntiCarcful ; Moral nd
' Social trulniliKI lircparn for Ilu liu > ba and
for any Colku. . bvlfHtlfla Kcliool or UlilrtT
rltyi new ( Jjnmailuin ; Wood-worklne and
Military Prills Highest tostlmonlnlm lOtli
ycarinumbcrllroltc dllln | > trAtcileatalozue |
address I'rln. N. li. STIVKIl , A. 31. ,
- DUfJKCR HILL , ILL. -
CONSERVAT .
| Ict ) Instruction In all ttcnnrt *
I mcnU of MilrlculSKldy , Fllia
\ 1 1 , lie. : SSSlii nllrnilniicn last
year. Addreu liF.BUI.LAHU. Sui > t. JacLuonvlIlc. 11L
3IIK4 Kpcncu's IJOAKDINC. AM ) DAY
SUIIO'.H , for ulrla Hnucliil ntuiloiiu admitted
U U'UHtIKtli Sti-out , Now Vorlc.
SEMIKARY ,
IS9B& '
VOMHN. Uarclbckvlon SI-PI /iMrfMltcT.T. . I'r ) tun
Wftllua , A. II. , 1'rcildiul , Lcjlnct" " . ilUiourl.
The LOELIMG SCHOOL
Unlvcrslty-proii.iritory. . ( Hstabllsliuil 1870. )
( 'hlltlron. rorfiirthur | ) iirllculurs iiudrussat
TiiKl.oniMi acnooi..UJJi ir.ilr.uvo.iihlesi
JIHEBJgftH.COlSERVflTOBY
tlllmill.MI IlitU tllll'U.11. AllbMnehciiorMlliile.Klo.
rullun.Jli'ljarlr.roil ) lixtrncloin , ullllnjd < : | lultllU > llt
rorU'ncliciH. Until ! | iurrrdnil > nntiiK < 'i < .l' M iiTMilirKlnn
Bcju. 7. bcndlorcaUlo ue. J. J. IllTTbrAIDT , blmlor.
STERAN SCHOOL 0 s
,
Special , colloiiluto , unlvi-rilty-iirfpamtoiy ana
post-uriiduiito rourncs. Kino iiiu lcnl ( IcimrtraonU
UnuBiinl facilities lor vIsltliiK tlm World's l < * alr for
tndy with compotpnt teiiflii-rB. Kur clrculiir mid.
MRS. I. M. WIISOH , rrln.,41U ) Drexel Ulvil. , CWcaeo.
Olrl' . " " 0 rormGirl's ' ' Higher School
47'.imill l'l Dearborn Avo. , rilli'AiiO. ll.l. .
Seventeenth year rti-n | > en ri pt. 11. Ilnardlua and
Day Htl.ol f r YniinKj i/na. iinuri.ll.lrcn. .
, ' A !
Tlio Western
Normal College
Will 0 | .TI IIH
duorH uuulii to
ndrilt Htutluntu
Sept. 1 , 1SD2 ,
ut
Lincoln , Nob.
Ovrr l.rco tu-
rollfil lurnoxt/oar
Unn old icliool In n noir Incntlun nnd It
undvr Hi" t.iinu vlaorum inanaKunittal tlnit uiado It
t uiuuu ut Hitnnundotih. . luwu
urdir that iillnuiy ti'nt tliu niriltn uf tlio V\'c .
tern .Vinnnl ( 'OI'I.M. : | uu wll ) tmy tbo vnr Into
uf Ilic ulndcnt frnm nnr iiotnl In tlio llnliud htitot
tu I.turvliii Neb. I'lill infu'iiiutlvn In rctiurd Id llili
luinltlivd on upijllcitlun.Vo IIHTB tl.u Ilium
choul bulldliuo. uuulr iunt > nnd accummodatluiK
In tliv I'nlti'd hlntr' , nlillu tlio upmm < nro very
reirunnblK. brnd l enlxHvu iiaino * uf your uu >
( jimliilnnctx. wlio ilinnld nttund uniowood trbuul ,
and rucclvo n bnndtuma ihtrmuiiiHtur ( or your
icliuol nrliotuu. Kull Information furnlihi'd by
uddrvitlnirViuJI ( HOAX , l'rv ldont , or
r \V J , Klnilvy , HtcrtUnrr ,
WKSTKUN XOHMALCullege , Lincoln , Nuj |
Ucotlou tuo lilt.
Elastic Stockings
FOR
Weak Limbs ,
Varicose Veins
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdo
minal Supporters
ters , Deformlt
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplies.
THE
ALOE&PENFOLD
COMPA NY.
114 S. Ibth St. , Kcxl to Post Ofllcfl
"Oniike Dutch Process
No Alkalies
on
Other Chemicals
arc used tn the
preparation of \
( fast Cocoa ,
which ia absolutely pure
and soluble.
It 1ms more than three time * the itrcnyth.
of Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
*
or Sugar , and is far moro economical ,
totting l < i > than one ctnt a CMJ > . It
is deliclouB , nourishing , nnd JCAIILT
DIGESTED.
Sold by Crocors everywhere.
W. Baker & Co , , Dorchester , Mass.
YOURSELF !
, Aik your Drvi'tfltt ( or a
bottle of JJl U. The only ,
non-jiQitonuui remedy for all I
'
, tlie unnatural aiiclurxe * and
[ private illtericicl men and the
deljilitatlnt ; irctknr < i peculiar
to woiimi. It cures lu * lew
Idayi without tbo aid or
> tmbllrltr o ( A doctor.
\Tht I'imirial jtmitican Puff.
CINCINNATI ,
U , a. A ,