8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEGS WEDNESDAY , JUNE 2 < ) 1832 ,
Oily Council Will Have Another Squint in
Kotcham Furniture Oompiny Mothotk
SHALL THE CITY GET WHAT IT PAYS FOR
U < ic llon Which Srpnii to'lin Upprrmoil In
the MlniMof the Voiincllinen U
of tlio Coiiiinlttro oil the
Cuinpnii } ' * lllll.
It will bo some ( lays before tbo ICotctmm
Purnituro company Rots SJO.OOO of the city's '
money to npuly on the city hall furnlturo
contract , TVS the council bus concluded to
taKe o ttttlo tltnoor the purpose of iuvcstl *
fntlnq the matter.
LMt Tuesday night , GCOPRO O. Whltlock ,
the resident agent of the company , asked for
the payment of J20.000. This Wrts rofcrroa
to the commltteo on public property and
DullditiKS and Inst night tlio commltteo reported -
ported buck communication , which wus
unanimously ndoptod :
Your committee to which was referred tlio
roiiiuiiinlcatlun frum ( Kowu \\hllloak. . ask-
Inir foriin citltniituof t.uujo In favor of tliC3
Kutclintn l-'iirnlturo company , respectfully
rouort that owing to the fnot that by paying
tiny or tlui money for said furnlturo wo would
thereby nccupt tliu HIUIIC , wo : therefore
, recommend that the communication bo placed
un II I c.
.Then came nnothor report from the an tno
commltteo on n request to use u vacant room
V In the city hall , In which to store the 'furul
turo :
Your committee to which wns referred the
commutiiciitloii from tlio ICutolmtti 1'urnltiiro '
company In ro/iird to room for tlio now furni-
tuni , respectfully rtmort that wo Imvn ordered
the company nut to ship nny more furnlturo
until further orders. Wo therefore recom
mend that tlio communication to plucod on
lilt ) .
This rnport was adopted.
I homo I.lttlo Mutter * of Detail.
The mayor returned without bis approval
i lour sidewalk resolutions. The documents
wore not I'uted and the veto was sustained.
The aripllcatton of the city onclncor and
Hoard of I'uhllo Works to move into the now
city hull was referred.
George l- < . Hearst was named for the posi
tion of license Inspector. The appointment
wns rejected.
Mr. Lowry moved a reconsideration of the
vote. The motion prevailed auu the appoint
ment was referred to tbo commltteo on
Jlnunco.
Tbo mayor recommended thot tbo con
tractor hurry up and prepare for occupancy
tlio balnncoof the unices in the city hall.
Cltj Clerk Grovoi was instructed to glvo
tbo Nebraska Central Hallway company
olllcial notice of tbo result of tbo rdccnt bond
"election , that the company might fllo its
written acceptance within the forty-five days
specified In the proposition.
Herman Kountzo protested against the
paving of Seventeenth , between Hurnoy
( Etroel and St. Mary's avenue.
Tbo council approved the action of City
Treasurer Bolln in the sale of the district
improvement bonds.
Tuo Board of Public Works submitted the
plans and specifications of tbo proposed now
viaduct along tbo line or South Sixteenth
street. All of tbo 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
tbo sum of { 38OG.VI1 , was presented in the
form of an ordinance. The ordinance brought
out a largo amount of discussion when it
came up on its tlrst rending.
President Davis urtroa that the ordlnanco
Bbould bo referred with instructions to re
port ut the meeting tonight. Mr. Elscssor
urged that such action would bo exercising
undue haste.- The bill was not duo until
"July 1 , nud there- was no law for paying It
bolciro that lime.
The ordlnanco to pay for lands for parlc
purposes wus read twico' and referred. The
amounts which it is proposed to pav are as
follows : The Hlebardson tract , $ I)4'J71. ) 10 ;
the Dall tract. 833,301) ) : the Bonus park tract.
(30,000 ; the Boll tract , iM.53 ( > : the HioU ,
Curtis and Kdily tract , $12,000 : the Dall
tract , ten acres , $0,000 ; the Distill tract ,
, r t 190.000.
' The liftccntb annual report of the public
library board was presented uud referred to
the committee on finance.
' For the Fourth f 'July.
Tbo commltteo having charge of the Fourth
of July colobrallon invited tbo council to
participate in the festivities. The invitation
wus accepted. By resolution tbo council
voted the sum of $1,000 to aid In the Fourth
of July colcbration. Mr. Mil tire hoped that
every dollar would bo expended for tbo
bonollt of tbo people.
Mr. Lowry replied that tbo commltteo
would account for every collar of tbo monoy.
Mr. Hruner voted "no , " but as ho bad
igncd a paper asking the council to appro
priate tbo money , ho changed his vole. That
Xnaao tt.o vote unanimous and tbo rosolutiou
foes to the mayor for his approval.
By a rosolutiou introduced by Mr. Prince
6n arc light was ordered located at. tbo In
tersection of Sherman avenue and Corby
street.
Protests iiiul KcqiiCHtH.
Gcorgo A. Honglaud informed the council
that omo time ago ho bid on furnishing
lumber for the citv. His bid was tbo lowest ,
but notwithstanding that fact , the contract
wus lot to nnothor partHo wanted to
know why things wore thus. Tbo committee -
too on streets and alleys will look Into the
matter.
Several parties protested against ball
playing on the vacant lots at Sherman ave
nue and Locust street. The committee on
police will look after parties who congregate
Ihcro to plnv ball.
Thomas Murray entered a protest against
the city laying a vcrmauont walk along the
front of his ilarney street property.
F. E. Morsmun wrote tint ho would fur
nish onamnl street signs att'J cents each.
Ho sold that J. 1' , Cooki1 & Co. had made a
deal with him to turnlsh the signs and then
tlicr had trlod to got lower bids from other
parties. The contract with J. P. Cooke &
Co. was presented uud approved and they
\\111 put up the signs at 1)5 ) cents oaoh.
A largo number of tbo liverymen peti
tioned the council to repeal the vuhlclo or
dinance , so far as it applied to teams kept
for biro , carriages tented to families and sail-
dlo horses.
Mr. Lowry thought tbo license Inspector
was pushing tbo uood will of the people to
the wall. A resolution was adopted , sus
pending the operation of the vehicle ordin
ance until such time as the cniuinlttoo of the
whole could report-back a now oruluauco.
1'iiy for the llngUtnir * .
Mr. Munro moved a reconsideration of the
resolution allowing the registrars of tbo late
election $0 for the entire tlmo. Thou he
moved that the men be allowed 115 each.
Mr. Lowry thought It was u chestnut.
Mr. Prince said that the matter should bo
icttled for nil time.
Mr. Lowry remarked that the matter had
nlwuys hboii referred.
Mr. Ilowell Insisted upon having the opinion
of the city attorney.
Mr. Lowry moved to amend the resolution
mid allow the registrars * per day each.
1'bo resolution was withdrawn.
When the council moots In special lotsion
tonight City Attorney Council will give bis
opinion upon this subject.
Jly resolution the oounoil decided that
horoattor all city ofllcos should close ut ! )
o'flocu Saturday afternoon.
The finance committee and the city attor
ney worn Instructed to ascertain If tbo
county had paid to the city treasurer the
city's slmro of the road fund , how much
tnonoy there wus duo to the city and what
prospect tuuro was for tbo city getting the
money.
On motion of Mr. Munro the ordlnanco or-
dciInir the relocation ol sixty-eight llio hy
drant B was placed on fllo , Mr. Munro statud
that there wire errors in the old ordlnanco
and that a now ordinance -would soou make
Its upppoarauoo.
The election booths , interfering with the
travel on thu streets In whUh. they nro now
located , woio ordered removed.
Tbo petition to strike tbo words "manure
nd ofuso" from tbo garbage ordinance wus
placed on fllo , tbo council doildlng tbut If
hu words were tnckou out the ordinance
would bo Invalid ,
The tax cotlootor was allowed ; 5 per
mouth for borne biro.
I'AII ) A 1HU LOUHV IIII.I
' tlio Cuu-
five Tliouiuuil Dollar * for 1'utUuK
truct Tlinmjfli the Council.
\Vhllo It may not bo In good tuste to go
lowu lute ttto grave uud turu over the corpse
It Is only proper to give the Omaha public an
Idea of what it cost the Kctcbam Furnlturo
company to secure the contract.
A. F. M. nilllogslca , who was tha vice
president and general manager of tbo com
pany , ipent a greater portion of the summer
of 18'Jt ' In Omaha lobbying this contract
through tbo council. When ho first reached
this city ho was strong , vigorous and a pic
ture of health. For days , weeks and almost
months ho labored with certain members of
tbo old council. Ho dlnod and wined thorn
nnd then defended tbo investigation.
When it wa nil over , ho re
turned to hl3 homo , where , n tow
wooka later , ho yielded up the ghost nnd
died.
Cost or the I.olilijliif ; .
Not lonir ago the administrator , with n
view to settling up the estate , scheduled the
debts , liabilities nnd assets. Among the
latter was n claim against the Kotchnin
Furtiltuto companv. In plain nnd unmis
takable llguroii it rend , ' 'W.OOG expended In
securing the furniture contract for furnish
ing thn Omaha cltv hall. "
As Colonel Dtlllngsleu had passed to the
great and unknown beyond , the expenditures
could not bo explained. The claim was con
tested , but subsequently It was allowed and
tbo manor paid over.
Ycstordny an expert furniture man , ono
who lm boon in the business lu this city for
more than twenty-five yearn , made a critical
examination of the furnlturo now in the
three olllccs , and unhesitatingly nnd unso
licited stated that the city had been mulcted
to the tune of several thousand aollura.
The prlrcs charged for tbo furnlturo in the
onico of the comptroller will furuUh n fair
Illustration of what the city is paying the
Detroit firm.
itc > rlilt\nt ! 1'rlccs.
The counter , n plain affair made of oalt ,
cost $ ? t > . " > , whllo tun top prlco should bo $275.
Tboro nro two Hat-top desks charged up ntfIS
each , when $25 would bo the retail prlco with
n good prolit. A plain Hat .nblo is put In at
$18 , when § 2" > would leave n good profit. Two
very ordinary arm-chairs nro down nt $18
each , and thcso nny furnlturo man In the
city will duplicate at $9 cuch. Two arm
chairs are charged to the city at $14 caob ,
and In nny furnlturo store they can bo du
plicated ntfS. A standing desk ten feet
long Is charged nt $15 , and this tbo furnlturo
man enld ho could furnish at $25 nnd make
n good profit. Another standing desk , ex
actly the same , is put in nt $5' ' ,
whllo screw top stools that re-
tnil the world over nt$3 each , are
listed by tno Kotchnm people nt $5 each.
Curtain top desks It at cam a out of stock nnd
are without any special design go nt $75
each , whllo the retail prlco Is $10. The plain
leather couches are charged at $55 each and
the Omaha price lists show that butter arti
cles are retailed nt $30.
Arm-chairs have croot In and are charged
at $10 , while similar ones can bo bought out
of the Omaha stores nt $3 per chair. But
tlio worst of all Is in u lot of umbrella
stands , little low , plain affairs. They go at
$ ' 28 each and can bo duplicated at $3 In any
store In town.
When the bids for the furnlturo
wore submitted they wont In
ou a. cash basis , and upon this basis John F.
Coots bid $0,000 below tbo Ketctuun pcoplo.
but why ho did not got tbo contract no living
soul outside of the ring will ever Know.
"Lato to bed nnd early to rise will she < * tot
the road to your home in the sides. " Bun
early to bed nnd "Little Early Hlsof , " the
pill that mattes life longer and hotter and
wiser.
rou ins cmnnTons' IIUNIH'IT.
John Itiuinicr's Jonolry Stock to Ho Closed
Out at Auction.
Mr. John Baumor , the well known
Omnlia jeweler , louutoil at 1314 Fnrnam
street , IB selling out his extensive stock
of goods for the benefit of his creditors.
Tlio sale is mutlo at the request of the
principal creditors of Mr. Bivutnor ,
among which is the Omaha National
bank.
An auction sale will commence Thurs
day for the purpose of disposing'of the
entire stock. Mr. J. H. French will bo
the auctioneer in charge. Mr. Baumer
curried n pomploto line of watches ,
clocks , jewelry and silverware. Every
thing IB of the latest design tilTordod by
the wholesale market of the east The
entire stock will bo disposed of us an
nounced at the present location , 1314
Fiirimm street.
Coltimlilim Visitors Association.
Those 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 nnd private
apartments have already been engaged
in largo nu inhere. It will ho exceed
ingly difficult to soctK'o good accommo
dations within easy reach of the grounds
if the matter bo delayed till next sea
son , while the pressure upon the street
and cnblo cars , if the experience of visi
tors nt the Centennial bo repeated , will
bo such as to make transit from
other parts of the city a matter of vex
atious delay. Ono of the boat things
that has coino to our attention is the
Columbian Visitors association. A
group of men in Chicago , whoso stand
ing and character nro such as to make
certain that they will more than fulfil
"
their agrcomont"aro erecting the "Hotel
South Shore" on the lake front just he-
low the oxoosiUon grounds. The hotel
will contain 1,000 rooms and accomoduto
2.600 guests at ono time. Rooms
may bo reserved by prepayment of
a membership foe of S-.OO , and' $1.00 or
$1.25 a day for ton days. Board will ho
on the European plan and as low ns con
sistent with first-class service. The
hotel will bo built and managed by
Christian man for Christian people and
tlio Sabbath duly observed by Borvices
in it largo audience room connected with
the hotel. Every precaution will betaken
taken to assist the inexperienced nnd
protect them from those who might over
charge or mislead. As is being
dona by the btudonts of Oborlin college ,
the students and friends of Gates college -
logo nt Noligh are raising funds for the
erection of u gymnasium by selling
memberships in this association. They
have secured tlio state of Nebraska as
territory and receive a moderate com-
mibsion for their work. The association
is commended to the people of Omaha
and vicinity by Rev. Dro. Tlminltir- ,
vetx and others. Circulars and othoi
information may ho obtained by a card
of request to Hon. F. B. TilTnny , 010 N.
Y. Life Bldg. or President K. K. WtU-
ron of Noligh. Nob.
Association Notice.
Dy an unfortunate error , tbo circular an
nouncing the excursion of tbo Nebraska
Press association guvn the da to of leaving
Omaha as Wednesday , July 14. It should ho
Thursday , July 14 ; of which all Interested
should take notice. Indications point to a
very pleasant trip. Any newspaper man In
tbo state who has not received a clrcula
announcing the excursion will receive ono b ;
applying to F. U. Simmons , chairman com
mlltco , Sownrd , Nob.
DoWitt'a Barsapareia cleanses tbo blood ,
Increases the uppatlt and toani up the sya
torn. It has baneflttoi nu.iy pjoplowho
have suffered from blooi dlsorJorj. It will
help you. _
Wnt or Itcnts Duo July lit ,
Payable nt company's oflico , Bisi
building , 6 per cout discount allowot
if paid before duo.
STONEIIILL'S ' BANKRUPT SALE
Special Sale Stonohill's ' Silk Mitts , Lace
Oaps , Hosiery , Uundoiwear and Laces
AT THE BOSTON STORE TODAY
All the 1'rlco * nirvrnil In Till * Snlo Hereto
fore Are ns Nothing Compared to Whit :
They Will lie Toduy Ito
Burn to Conic.
On sale at
THE BOSTON STOUT3
nnd nt STONEIIILL'S OLD STAND.
Slonohill's 25o black pure silk mitts at
ICc.
ICc.Stonohlll'a
Stonohlll'a Indies' black COc slllc mitts
2oc.
2oc.Stonohill's
Stonohill's 75o high grade black silk
mitts 3'Jc. '
STONElilLL'S CHILDREN'S LACE
BONNETS AND HATS JUST HALF
PRICE.
Stonohlll's lOe Inco caps 9o.
Stonehlll's 2Cc Inco caps 12c.
Stonohill'd 3Uu hico caps lUc.
Stonohill'a 50c lace caps 2oe.
Stonohlll's $1.00 lace hnta and cups
COc ,
Stonehill'8 $1.50 lace hats 76c.
Stonehlll'a $2.00 and 82.50 silk bonnets
nnd hata , ! )8c. )
'STONEIULL'S LACES TOMORROW.
All of Stouch ill's chnntilly and point
'
d'irlnudo nnd point do Gono'laccs go at
just one-half his price.
0 inches wide point d'Irlnndo Inco , 15c.
Pure silk chnntilly laces , 5 inches
wide , worth 35c , go at 15c.
STONEIIILL'S HO3IDRY AND UN
DERWEAR.
All Stonohlll's Indies' 25o fast black
imported seamless hoso. 12c.
All Stonohill'd misses' fast black ribbed -
bed hose lOo.
All Stonohill's lOc Jersey ribbed vests
5c.
5c.All
All Stonohill's 20c Jersey rlbbod vests
9c.
9c.All
All of Stonohlll's finest grndo allk
front Jersey ribbed 50c vests go nt 25c.
EXTRA SPECIAL ITEMS.
All Stonohlll'a men's overshot slllc
susnondors , lOc.
All Stonohlll's '
gents' balbriggan
socks , 5c.
Children's fast black hose , 5c.
Ladies' fast blnck hose , 5c.
All of Stonohill's ' lOc and 15o lac9S go
lit 3c.
All ot Stonohlll's tailor made silk but
tons , all colors , 3c , formerly 1"0 a dozon.
All on sale at
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N.W. Cor. 10th and Douglas ,
And at STONEIIILL'S OLD STAND.
Auction every day at Hill & Young's.
rouit ixcu its IONS IAST.
Vlu tlioVab.ifh IInc.
1st Cincinnati and return $10.10
For the national prohibition convon-
Ion the Wabash will sell round trip
iukots at above rate on Juno 27 and 23.
2d Now Yo k and return 823.75.
Loss than half faro.
For the Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor convention the
Vabash will sell round trip ti'ikoU at
above rates on Juno 4 , 5 and G with
hoico of routes via St. Louis or Chicago.
3d Saratotrn and return $80.55.
For the National Educational asaocla-
ion the Wub.ish will soil round trip
ickots at above rate July 4 to 10 , with
choice of routes via St. Louis or
Ghicugo.
4th Detroit and return $20.50.
For the BivptUt Young Pee pie's uiilon
.he . Wabash will sell round trip tickets
at above rate July 12 nnd 13
For tickets , sleeping car nccommoda-
.ion . and u folder giving lists of routes ,
si do trip" , cost of _ sumo , with other
'uluublo information , call at Wabash
olllco , 1502 Farnam street , or write
GiiouauN. CLAYTON' ,
N. W. P. and Ticket Agent ,
Omaha , Nob.
Visit Hill & Young auction sale of
Furniture , 1209 and 1211 Fnrnnra.
Jtomul 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. Fust time 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 1C02 Farnam a troot.
CiiAULES KKNXUDY ,
J. L. DuBnvoisH , G. N. W. P. A.
City Ticket and Pass. AgL
Goods sold on time payments ut Hill
& Young's auction sale.
w Yurie unit Itctiira.
July 4 to 0 one faro for the round
trij ) . Choice ot routes from Chicago.
Return 'trait August 15. Call at Chicago
cage , Rock Island & Pacific Ry. ticket
olllcn , lOOP Farnam street.
CHAS KKXNISDY , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. Di UUVOISK , City Tkt. & P. A.
In tlio Knrly Days of , Inly Go Kiisr.
The rate for tirst clubs excursion
tickets rom Chicago to Now York and
return , over the PonYisylvania , Short
Linoa , will bo less than the regular faro
ono way for its oxcurssons of July 5 , 0
and 7. You can do your business , visit
all your friends and the various resorts
iii tlio east before August 15 , which is
the limit for return tickets. Learn all
nboutjit by addressing Luce , 248 Clark
street , Chicago.
Warrants for the judges and clerks of
the special election will bo ready for delivery
livery Thursday morning , Juno 30 , 1892.
For the bonollt of the laboring men the
otllcn will bo open till 8 o'clock on that
evening to deliver them their pay.
Please call on that day if convenient.
FliiiirJ. SACKITT , County Cleric.
Dr. Cullimoro. ocuim. BJJ building
Goods going at slaughtered prices at
Hill & Youngs.
o
DK TltH ,
fiuttcu of flve l\iei ( \ itr lai wul'.r tlili htailflt\l \
cctitt ; each luMttton'tt line ten ceitti.
_
KltUQ-Kuto Urlcsodlock. bulovudvlfo of
William Kni-r , illud Monday , Juno27tli , 18W.
I'uneral will tiiliu plai'o from rukldoncu , Kt.
Murv's UVCMIIO nud fcoulh LMtli sticut ,
\Veiliit"iliiy , June l"Jtli , ut Uo'clouk p. in , til.
Louis. Mo. , pupura pluubo copy.
AUNOLD-lleiiJumlii O.yoiiiuust son of lr ) ,
and MrH. Arnold , this mornliiR ut 10 o'clock.
( rom Inllummiitloii ut thu bowolaA I'tuienil
( loin tuinlly rusUluiit'ouuNorlliSuvnleciitli : )
meet , Thursday ufiurnoon t.4 o'clock. In
terment Mount llopocmnetorj.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
PURE
-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.is.one 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.
Aiming the most successful niecllcnl exports
( Hid specialists In thu west Is Dr. J. K. McGrow
of this city. Ho Is thoroughly read uncl con
scientious. " [ The Omtiha lloo , Jan. 1st. , Ib92.
'Or. J. K. McOrow hasdovotoi Ills Ufa to tlio
study and treatment of private diseases. The
Doctor Is painstaking and conscientious. "
( .The World-Herald , Omaha , Sent 4th , JbUI.
"Dr. McOrow la a doctor on whom you can
depend , and that Is the reason why holsso
jl known and praised umoiiR the Swedes of
Omaha and all over the country. " [ The Swed
ish Tribune , Omahu , fc'ept. 4th , 1891.
'Thero Is no specialist who stands higher In
the estimation of the people of Omaha and
throughout the nest than lr. McGrow. as his
eminent ability add success In the practice
of his profession will testify. Ho Is known
throughout thu entire west as a muster of his
profession. Ills untiring olTortfl In behalf
of youiiii men , are too well known to require
mentlull. " L'l'liu Omaha Commercial , Octo
ber , 18DJ.
"Wo do not hcsltato to filn lo out Dr , J. E.
Mcdrow , of Omaha , us it hpeclullst worthy of
the highest praise. Ho Is a thoroughly
trained physician , a scientist of no uncertain
standing , a deep thinker , u keen luuhunor , a
pci lstont roaitor of the literature ot his pro
fession and hence a # ldo awake and Intelli
gent specialist. During our SO years as nowu-
pnpor correspondent we have never hud occa
sion to comment un a business conducted
moro In Keening with the pilnclples of fair
dealing and nonort" [ .The Chicago Tiudo He-
view , November , IS'Jl.
<
The doctor's success slnco locating In
Omaha has boon HI most llultoilng one both
professionally and ! financially , andho fully
appreciates the jiutronugo which IIUH boon
given him In Gmulja , and throughout the
surrounding slatoH. us well as the \\ost and
northwest. One of Ills chief neslros Is , that he
may over continue Ui deserve this recognition
of Ills professional a ! < lll us a specialist.
rsunfitirpnsscd In tlio treatment of nil forms of
PIUVATK DISE'ABES , und nil dlsorlors
and ( loblljtleil of youth and manlmo.l. Uyoars'
experience. Ills mioilrcei and facilities are
prnotlually nnllmlioJ. The Doctor la recom
mended by tfii ) pru a , iiiul endorsed In the
Btrougest terms by the people for fair treat
ment and honest professional mlvleo. The
most paneifin remedies known to modern
BO pnco for the successful troutinont of the
following diseases )
QONOttUlIOKA Immecllr.to relief. A coin ,
pictouuru without the loss of uu hour's tluiu
from business.
OLEKT Ono of the most complete anl ; suc
cessful treatments for gleet ana ail unnoyinz
( llsoharEes.vet known to thu ine.lleal profes
sion. The resultsiirotruly wonderful.
BTniOTUUK Uro.itest known remedy for
tliu tre-Ument of stricture , without p tin , cut-
tin ; : , or dilutln * . A moatri'inarUablo remedy ,
BYFIIILI8-NO treatment for this terrible
blood disease has uvor buon moro su ecsif ill ,
nor hud utrouKor endorsements In the light
of modern icfenco this tllseaso H positively
cur.ib uund evurjr truce of thu poison entirely
removed from the blooJ.
LOST MAWilOOD , nud ambition , neryout-
ncs , timidity , dospundency nnd all weiikiienj
and dlkorJcirs ot youth or inunhouj , Kellof
obtnlnC'il alonca. . . . ,
SKIN DIS BASES , and all diseases of tli9
tlonmrn , blood , liver , Ul'lneys and bladder
are treated su ciotsfully with thu groutui
known remedies for the Uij HH.
Write for eirauUri undauontlou list , f r > J
CREDITORS
SALE
I
Public Auction ?
Of the Stock of
JOHN
THE !
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 , 10:80 : a , m. , 2:30 : and 1:30 : p. m. i
This Stock consists of Diamonds , Fine Watches , Jewelry , SolitiS
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.
J. H. KREXNGH Will Conduct tlie
Mackintosh ClotMng-Wholesal ? .
Rubber /
ClotWng-Y/liolesale , .
GermanSox-Iliolesale
Fist 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 incroaaocl business I have bson oompollod to rent
the ground floor , 44x160 foot , on corner of Howard anl 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. Bond for 1 sts , discounts , otc.
K. T. LINDBEiY.
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 ,
Jaundic.0 , Kidney Complaints , Liver Troubles , Loss of Appetite ,
Mental Depression , Nausea , Nettle Rash ,
Painful Digestion , Pim- pies , Rush of Blood to
the Head , 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 dis ease that results from
impure blood or a failure in the proper performance of their
functions by the stomach , liver and intestines. Persons given
benefited taking one tabtile after each
to over-eating are by
meal. A continued use of the Ripano Tabules is the surest
cure for obslinate'constipation. They contain nothing that can be
injurious to the most delidate. Price : One gross $2 , sample bottle
15 cents. Fcr sale by Druggists , or sent by mail postage paid.
Address THE RIPANS CHEMICAL COMPANY , New York.
Superior mliiulasn for nlucatlnc
_ _ _ YuuQtf ladles , Cuurfcoof Mudy Ihor.
ou f u ; > lu lc Uiiil Utl i > artm iiUlilali turu > r trachtrtofllKlirit American
and European culture ; UrtunU'l Uaullful rouuJ j n lnillillu i , junmi will
. . . Itli For ctaluKUf * < ldrr
YenlllMtJ. lltlilnl br e Oiiu.vptfinlfr *
- . . ' . Uor. T. W. 1IAHIIKTT , l'rr . I'OLUMUIA , WO ,
CUukil. Uuiny , Sel ntlSe n < l Duilneii. Coonn of Studr Prfr"1 to * r"b
I lc . lluilncn. Wc I'flnl c.r Aniupollt Oldr.l JMII rj htuoul In Slu. , > im
! the Uil Mihlliy wt nliallcn loUnlir J Aillll'iy Dull > i l Afluul i'urnlr/ . .
lK l ii l pli''P'1 < " 1 < r"l n < " "li"le't' | [ I" " ' ' " " ! " moilfin oii tolfii.
'lei roriir llncri ktll > K < lr Klptn f lowerllunilmictf Or uliwl llili
i Mfff AnnfT'EllllUcwme d iuUir i IHu u uUCiul 'ue. Alucit
MILITARY ACftDEHYiSluor . Mi.r.iniiB , an. . , . LEXINQTOM MO.
HAVE YOU FILSD YOUR
Mian Deireiation
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 chance , .
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 law , 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.
MJNETKATES
STOPS TAIN
WOOD'S
PENETRATING
PLASTER
FAR IN ADVANCE OF
ORDINARY POROUS
AND OTHER PLASTERS
Sold by UruuKl'ts Everywhere
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