Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1892, Page 5

DUN'S REVIEW OF THE WEEK Decided Tmprovement in All Lines of Trade Tespite the Warm Weather, B ICHTENING PROSPECTS EVERYWHERE Promises of Exceodingly Large Crops Lends a Now Impetus to Trade and Reports from Businoss Centers Are Flattoring —The Clearing House Statements. New York, July #3.—R. G. Dun & Co.’s weekly roview of tiade says: There Is a dis- tinct improvement, not only in transactions in comparison with the same time last year, but also in prospects for the coming season. Prosvects of spring wheat are remarkably Rood, and reports from many of the states surpass all expectations. Wheat has risen 2'4 cents inapite of westorn receipts, amount- ing to 1,136,000 bushels, 1n three days, against exports of 908,000 bushels, Oats also roso 1 cent and pork products are higher, and corn advanced 13 conts. In coffeo thero wasa elight advance, and in oil a fractional de- cline. But 1n the cotton market a decline of o sixteenth ocourred on the sales of 560,000 bales. Roports from Business Conters. Dry goods at Boston is active, with liberal western orders. Cotton mills are actively employea, and orders will keep the woolen mills crowded for some time, while the boot and shoo makers are full; the rubber works are busy, leather firm, and wool freely bought by manufacturers, sales reaching 4,500,000 pounds for the weck. At Philadelphia trads in most iines is fair, but more firmin manufactured iron, while ‘wool sules are lurge and the grocory trade is excellent for the season. Manufactured 1ron {s stiffened at Pitts- burg by the closing of many mills, and the works at Cloveland are pushed beyona their capacity, There 1s some advance in structural iron, Trade is better than last year, ‘The clothing trade at Cincinnati increasos, and tho trade in shoes fmproves, In all leading lines trade exceods last year's at Chicago and prospects for maturing collections are very heaithy. Receints of wheat and corn fall ‘short this weeis, but the usual large increase appears in cured meats, hogzs and cattle, with receipts of flour double, of oats three times and of barley and rye four times last yenr's. At Milwaukeo trade is satisfactory. From Minuesota reports indicate & roproduction of last year's groat crop. At St. Paul trade i3 quiet. At Duluth the tone of Jumber, building matorials and flour was never more satis- fastory At. St. Louis trade is fair. IReocipts of cattle are liboral at Kansas City and trado fairly good. Trade Excellont at Omaha, At Omaha general trado is excellont, At Denyer trade is very good. At Mem- phis trade s fair, but at other southern Eulnls dullnoss appérrs, Rain is reported to ave slightly affected cotton. Cousiderable improvement is seen in New Orioans, thouga sugar is strong and rice firm. Southern sales depress prices of plg iron, but bar, plates and structural iron are very active and higher. Lake copper is weak with large sales at 114 cents. Tin lower, at 20.60 cents and lead at 4 cents. A further advance in an- thracite coal s proposed, but soft coal has sold at $2 at Philadelphia. ‘I'he stock market has beon little affected by the vote of the Burlington & Quincy to withdraw from the Western Traffic associa- tion. Fioe crop prospects and the coming adjournment of congress gives strong opn- rators a basis for o successful campaign against the shorts. Money is unusually plenty. Merchandise exports in three weeks of July areonly halfof 1 per cent larger than Jast year, while in imports a large increase appoars. Iho business failures occurring through- out the couutry during the last seven days number 187, as compared with 190 last weok. For the corresponaing week of last year the figures were 254, CLEARING HOU STATEMENTS, Omaha Agaln Leads in the Percentago of Incrense—Roports from Other Clties. New York, July 22.—The following tablo, compiled by Bradstreet's, gives the bank clearings for the week ending July 21, with percentage of increase or docrense, us compared with the corresponding week of last year: crTime CLEARINGS. F 3 £ H H H £ i Washington, Bt. Josoph.. Poorla... Birm New Bedford ‘otal Unitod Statos Eacluding Now Dominion of Cis Mintroal Hulifue Toronto -~ a Woman's Life, A Thoroughgood, writing from otown, Doluware, says: “Two tea- s of Chaumberlain’s Colie, Cholera archoa Romoedy savad the life of Mrs, Jane Thomas of this place.” He also states that soveral other very bad cases of bowel complaint there have beon cured by this re .ody. Forsalo by druggists. e The Benj. Harrison club of the north end will not hold their regular meeting Suturduy evening, the 28rd inst. on ac- count of primaries to be hold at 2ith and Lake stroots on that date. Mem- bors of the ciub are requested to be present at the primaries. GEO. WiLso! President. Libor Moetings. Tho United Birotheruood of Carpeuters and Joiners of Amoriva will hold o series of open meetings o the lulerest of orgsuized labor, the irst to bo given by uwion No. 68) of Omaha, Monday ovening, July 25, at Mota's hall on South Thirteouth streot, the secoud by union No. 68 at their aall, 1313 Dnuml street, Thursday erening, July 95, These will bo mass meetings aud all men and women who are interested in organized labor ara juvited t attand at these meotings. Mr. C. J. Kent, vice prosident asd secro- tary of the grana exccutive board of tho United Brothorhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Amerioa, and prominent speakers will address the meetings. i No other Sarsaparilla has the merit by whioh Hood's Sarsaparilla has won such & firm hold upon the confidence of the peovls, ———— DOUGLAS COUNTY'S; CASH. Treasurer Irey's First Report Showing the Business of His OMMoe. County Treasurer Irey has balanced his books for the first half year of his term of oftice, ending July 1, 1802, The following fs a recapitulation of his record : NECRIPTS. On hand Januury 7, 18 Taxes coilected ... School lund moneys coliectod Miscollaneous voileotions. Mis elinneous fecs. Omahn ity taxes colie i South Omiha city taxes co'ieoted Advertising on Omaha and So Omah tax Veg ssenee ae Hospital butiding fund, princtoai Hospital bufluin ¢ fund. intorest. ifedemption money collected. Rocoived frum state for school ap- stato taxes.. A For deposit Interest.. " obraska Central rallway ial election 517 50 Total racoipts DISHURSEMENTS, Warrants redeemed... ...... Hospital warrants redecmed . Paid to state trousurer. .. Paid to sohool d strics Paid to apportionment distric Paid bonds and coupons Pald to village troasure: Pald to city tronsurer of ( Pald “to.clty treasurer of Omuha..... TR R Pald to clty troasurer of iflorenco. Kodemption money paid. Sularies pald........... Road supervisors roceipts r ca ) BT, BALANCES, State tunds on hand July 1, 1502 County g d.. Spociui sol Apportior Behool b Railron ity of O Road funt Bridgo fund. Hospital bullding fu Clty of South Omal ot Piorence fund. .. of Waterioo fund of Millard fund. .. of Elikhorn fund; : 47,888 48 58,9 3 rol Spocial ol Lilorence s dewalk 8) Fee fund.... .. 0,834 71 TotaLwscoeeasn .o o Due from village of Valley.. Net balance... 5 Compared with same period of 1 urer Irey’s roport shows to a splendid ad- vantage. Ho collzcted §38 3 in taxos against $332,201 last year, and had a gain of £3,607 in miscellaneous collections. In Omata | city taxes ho collected 850,431, while s prédecessor secured but £%,641 10 the corres- ponding six months of last year, In re- demption money Mr. Iroy secured $00,000 in six moaths, against $61,000 for the corres- ponding period in 1891, He paid the state treasurer £127,050,83 as against §70,850 for the correspondiog period in 1891, and paid for the same period §64, to 'the city treas- urer of Omaha as against$13,823 for last vear, Thero is a balance in the fund with all sal- arie> and expenses of the office paid of $0,884.71. Under the 5 per cent commissien on tax sales, of which the preseat incumbent has been deprived the benefit, the fee fund would have been $4,254 larger than its pres- ont healthy size. Fifth Ward fepublicans, There will be a meeting of the Fifth ‘Ward Republican club this evening at 8 o'clock in Krfling’s hall, near Corby stroet, on Sherman avenue, for the pur- pose of reorganizing. Ail old members of the club and republicans of the ward are earnestly requested to be present. L RY BOLLN, president. e REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES. Places for Holding the Ward Meetings for Stato Convention Preliminuries. The republican county convention, to select delegates to the state convention, will bo held at Washington ball on Monday, August 1, The primaries will be beld in Omaha and South Omaha on Saturday, July 80, The caucuses will be held this even- 1R to name candidates to be voted upon at the primaries. The caucuses will be held in the various wards as follows: First Ward—Eleventh and Plerce streets, Second Ward—Kaspar's hall, South Thir- teenth stroet, Third Ward—1120 Dodge. Fourth Ward—Judge Andersou’s office. Fifth Ward—1810 Shorman avenue. Sixth Ward—Twenty-sixth and Lake sureets. Seventh Ward —1212 Park avenue. Eighth Ward—2222 Cuming street. Ninth ward—2008 Farnam streot. South Omaha—Young Men's Republican club rooms. The primaries will be held on Saturday, July 30, from noon until 7 o'clock in the even- ing, at the following places: Firsy Ward—Eleventh and Pierce streots, Second Ward—Sixteenth and Williams streets. Third Ward—114 North Twaelfth street. Fourth Ward 4 South Fifteoath street. Fifth Ward—1810 Sherman avenue. Sixth Ward—Twenty-fourth ana Lake streets. Seventh Ward—1212 Park avenus, Eighth Ward—2223 Cuming stroet, Niath Ward—20)> Farnam street. South Omaha—Young Men's Republican club rooms. Firat Ward Ropublicans, The official caucus for the selection of del- ogates to bo voted for at the primaries will bo beld at Zimmerman's store corner Eleventh and Pierce streots, Saturday even- ing, July 23, at 8 o'clock. All repuvlicans of the ward should be there. Second Ward Republicans, Thero will be a caucus moetingof the ward at Kasper hall South 13tn strest Saturday At 8 p. m., to elect delegates to the county convention by order of county central com- mitteo. Second Ward sepublicans. There will be a meeting of the club at Kasper's hall Saturday at 7:30, all republi- cans of the ward attend. A. C. Hante, Secretary. T —— To the Pablie, I havo no hesitatancy in recommending Chamberlaln's Colle, Cholera and Diarrbeea remedy to the public, us I do to my friends aund patrons. Iused it myself after other woil kuown remeaies had failed and it ourad me in u fow Muutes. Irecommend it cun- didly and oheorfully upon its merits, not from a flusucial standpoint, because I have others in stovk on which 'L profit, but because Chamboria romody 1 know of for bowel complaints. Tiaere 1s no doubt about it, it doos the work, Jaxes Foray, Druggist, MoVoytown, enu, e Fitth Ward Kopublican Caucus. A caucus of the Fifth ward republican voters will be held at Erfling’s hall on Sherman avenue at 8 p.m., 23d iost. By order central commitiee. STONEMILL'S LAST TWO DAYS! Only Two Days Left of the Most Awful Bankrupt Sale THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN Only Nineteen Hours to Crowd Ouat the Balapoo of the Stock—~Trade in Other Stores Paralyzed—The People Flock to Us. It’s true, we have already sold thous- ands of dollars worth of this Stonehill bankrupt stock, but there are still a fow thousand that remain and are untouched which must be closed out without scru- ple or hesitation whether they bring in dollars _or cents to u yard. Out they go! Pin this to your dress! Don’t lose it; don’t forget itl Act upon it! Two days means, all told, bavely nino- teen short hours, In those few hours, which will fly only too quickly, bargains will be 80 pléntyand so great that every minute will be valuable to you. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS A SECOND, Don’t delay an instant. You can safoly say thousands of peo- ple will be in our store tomorrow, all enager to be waited on. . Wo have hired extra salespoople. We have got all the goods as handy as possible. And for the past day we have been cutting and marking down the prices again and again until now there’s not enough price to cut. Get in anywhere, anyhow. Buy whilst you can, Only a few hours left of The absolutely greatest Omaha bank- rupt sale of Dry goods ever witnessed. Stonehill’s entire stock of challies, tissues, Java cloths, bedford cordsand ull wash goods and whito dress goods, worth up to 25¢, go at5e a yard. Stonehill’s entive stock of hoavy und fine unbleached mus.in goes at8ica yard, Stonehill’s entire stock of heavy shirt- ings goes at 5¢ a yard. Stonehill’s entire stock of double fold drapery bunting, in all shades, go at 5c a yard, Stonehill’s entive stock of 12ic outing flannel at 5¢ a yard. Stonehill’s entire stock of black wool grenadine, worth up to 25¢ a yard, goes at 7ic. We will try to close out everything in the building no matter what it brings. Remember Monday night is the.end of Stonehill’s old stund. And that today we keep open until 10 at night. Don’t forget! STONEHILL'S LAST TWO DAYS. Right next to the Boston Store. Spectacles adjustea for defective vision. Dr. Cullimore, R. 224, Bee bldg. e A NEBRAS, LKL IN GREEC Miss Manatt's second lotter descriptive of @ raid of the Peloponnese appears in next Sunday’s Be and is even more charmingly piquant than the first, The party didn’t ac- complish its design of crossing Taygetus after all, and how it was stayed at Mystra by a arunken innkeeper and the subsequent ad- ventures make excellont reading, Miss Manatt has a rare faculty of individualizing her wriung so that the reader atonce and ail the time feels that he, or she, is one of the party and participant in all its pleasures and trials, A, Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for chil- dren teething cures wind colic,diarrhees, ete. 25 cents o bottle. The Big Telegraphers. Tho rounion of the Society of Military ‘velegraph Corps and the Uld Timers will occur 1n this city Septemsber 14 and 15. Mem- bers of the two organizations will pe here from all parts of thecovntry, Arrangements have been made to eatertain themin a be- fitting manner. —_————— Coming with New Features. Tre EvoLurioN oF THE BarxNum & BaiLey Snow, When P. T. Barnum began his career as a showman the one-ring circus was the “mega therum” of the aay, and under his guldance it grew like & sunflower stalkc until he could carry it on further, when James A. Bailoy, its present manager, took ko leadership and bus piloted it to & magnitude and magnificence no other exhi- bition has ever attained. From season to season little shows have sprung up like as- paragus heads over night, followed in the wake of the Barnum & Bailoy show like small boys behind the band wagon, but the chariots of this exhibition, which comes Sep- tember 14, have led the procession, and it has had only its own great record to excel, ‘This "year Mr. Bailev has caught the World's fair spirit, and bis show oversteps the conventional circus line and becomes a great amusement institution, where instruc- tion and entertainment blend 1n true kinder- garten effect. Agents who have searchod the archives of tho Britisn museum and the historic wealth of Spain have made o contributions to the great spectacle olumbus and the Discovery of America,”” which bas received spectacular treatment at the hands of Imre Kiralfy, and is pronounced by all who have seen it the master theatric production of the age. The stirring events of 400 years ago have been vivitied, ana the great living tapleaux, clad in the - picturesque costuming of the 15th century, eniivened by music bearing the ear marks of that age and panto- mlminlllx counterfeiting the historic ch- maxes fimiliarized by theschool histories, presents an object lesson full of instruction, patriotism and inspiration, But, while all this has been added, the other departments of this matchless show have not been lost sight of. Artists from all the celebrated Europesn centers have beon brought here to shine in this circus, the best riders and horses have been secured for the hippo- drome, the museum has many strange aud odd additions, the ost wolird of illusions have peen secured and tho menagerie is the most complete and comprehensive. The roster of employesis 1,200 and includes a ballet of 400 dancing girls Imported from Milan, Italy, 300 choristors and instrument- alists of excellent musical ability ana a whole rogiment of soldiers in the resplen- dent panoply of Spanish chivalry all whom take part in ~the gorgeous feres and proces- sional displays in the speotacle of Columbus, The show does not come until Septewber 14 and that it is tho only “‘greatest show on earth” the people of Omaha long ago con- ceded. R Central School Plans, Tho pians for the proposed now school bullding on tho Central site have beon pre- pored and today they will be placed on exhibition in the rooms of the Builders and Traders exobange, R DoWit's Sarsaparilia cieauses the biood, e “T'he Telophone Bullding, 1t will oe a month before the coutract for Highest of all in Leavening Power.~Latest U. S, Gov't Report. ol Baking Popmgler ABSOWTELY THE OMAHA DAILY BEE e | 140 v isanbone exehabes is lot and A pril will dgwn baforo Lo yijding is occupled by thie telepbenn peoplo All vhis is due to tha'#rilre at Homestead, cortractors not belmgwilling to bid on the steel peams nocessacy jv its construction. As It 15 10 bea iraproot building throughout, largely built of iron WAd glass, the strike in the Carnogie mills mekes 1t impossivle for contractors to figura jntelligentiv upon the work to ba done. It 13 tho hope of Mr. Yost, however, that the @lMbuitios between the locked out men and the;employers be amioa- bly settled av a nefrby date so that the buildiog may ba mat pletion. n Disonso never suoclusTully_attacks tho svs tem with pure blood. “#BeWitt's Sarsapari makes pure, new blogd and onriches blood. i S TO INTERESY, INSTRUCT, ENTERTAIN, #ally pushad to com- Noxt Sunday’s Bee will be as interesting, instructive and entertaining as reader could desire. The heated term is trying, but Ber workers rise superior to its discomforts, and this week thoy have garnered such a store of £oou things for all tastes as cannot fail to tickle the most diverse palates. Doiwngs in the little states over the water are fully ro- corded. Tho high jinks of the lively little countries that lie t'other side of the isthmus are carofully chronicled. Athome the dving throbs of another session of congross aro noted. Of special features thore are Frank Carpenter’s account of the Russian tamine, Miss Winifred Manatt's secoua letter de- lightfuily descriptive of how the Peloponnes- ian raiders dia not cross Taygetus, Dean Gardner's contribution from a lodge on the fringe of n vast wilderness 1n Wisconsin, and Ten Broeck’s quizzioal account of somo ad- ventures bad by Christian Ilndeavorers in New York which are not rocorded in the miuutes of the great convention. Tho com- ing of the Shriners and Knights Templar and general fraternal nows, woman’s doings the world over, local soclety chronicle, the world of sport, and the political situation, all find place iy Tar SUNDAY Bek, Pt Eyo and ear surgeon, Grant Culli- more, room 224, Bee building. Kulghts Templar Kxcursions, Commencing July 25th the Chicago, Rock 1sland & Pacific railway will sell tickets to Denver,Salt Liake and Helena, Montana, at hatf fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale until Aug. 10th, good to return until Oct. 10th. The Colorado flyor, leaving at 1:20 p.m., serves dinner in dining car after departure from Omaha, 'This is the only direct route with elegant, through slesvors to Den- ver, Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pueblo. Take the Rock Isiand and you will be satisfied you have selected the best. Ticket office 1602 Farnam st. CHAR! JonnN Ao Pttt Awarded ome Contracts. The Board of Public Works met yesterday afternoon to open bids for the grading of ‘Twenty-second street from Looust to Spen- cer and Marcy street, from Thirty-first to Thirty-second. John Condon was the lo'vest bidder at 145{ cents per cubic yard. For sloping banks and filling nuisance lots the contract went to Katz & Callaban on a Callahan on a bid of28 cents per cubic yard, —_— DeWitt's Sarsapariliais relianle. SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1892 ON SALEATTHEBOSTON STORE Stonehill's Entire Remaining Stook of Gents' Furnishing Goods Must Go Today. VERY THE VERY, LAST CHANCE 1t You Have Not Got Dollars Bring Cents!— Buy Something!—Anything You See or Givon Befor MEN'S 50C SHIRTS FOR 15C. All of Stonchill’s 50c¢ outing fannel cheviot, Madras cloth and other work- ing shirts that we ndvertised last week for , g0 today at 1. Stonohill's finest grade elegant black sateen and fancy summer negiigoe shirts will be closed out today at d9c. All of the finest grade silk striped Norfolk flannel shirts, imported cheviot shirts und ail other high grade shirts, worth up to 83.00, go at $1.15, 50C BALBRIGGAN UNDERWIEAR 19 All of Stonehill’s French neck bal- briggan underwenr thut we advertised last week for 25¢, goes today at 19c, Stonehill’s 75c underwear that we ad- vertised last weok at 9, goos toduy at 25¢, Stonehill’s $1.00 underwear that we sold last week at 50c, goes tomorrow at 33¢. And_ his very finest grades of fancy striped and imported underwear go at 89¢, tonehill’s best 25¢ grade 4-ply linen collars go at 7¢ each. All the latest stylos, stund-up and turn-down, any size you want, Your choice of Stunehill’s entire stock of men’s suspenders for 9o, Stonehill’s entire stock of men’s un- laundered shirts, worth ap to $1.00, goos at 25¢, 390 and 49¢. Stonehill’s entire remaining stock of men’s socks, seamiess, black, fancy col- ored hosa, go at 10¢, 124, 15c, 10¢ a pair, worth up to 50c. Stonehill’s finest shirt waists for boys that he sold from 50c to 75¢ each, go ut 25¢ upiece, all sizes, colors and stylas. Your choice of Stonehill’s entire stock of men’s fine silk neckwear worth up to $1.00, for Your chol 20 of 5,000 silk belts, does away with suspenders for hot weather, worth 50¢, for 10¢ today. Your choico of 5,000 fine leather bolts for 23c. Open until 10 tonight at THE BOSTON STORE, N. W. corner 16th and Douglas, And at STONEHILL'S OLD STAND. Vitrified paving brick for sale. We will contract to detiver the above amount withia the next ninety days, Buckstaffl Bros. Manufacturing com- pany, Lincoln, Neb Scalp, and haig,_nothing in the whole world is so cleansing, so purifying, and so beautifying as the, celebrated CUTICURA SOAT, the most effective skin purifying and beautifying soap in the world, as well as purest and sweetest for toilet and nursery. 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Every one should read this littie boo Athenmum, The Mekin- ley Republi- can Cam - pulgn Cap Is the leading marchingcap for this cam- valgn. This cut shows It as it Is, with tin bund and visor. (Amer- sold to fean tin and Amecrican oloth,) clubs for 75¢ each, for one or a tho b v tho PRO. IRING CO PANY, 106 Greon Street, New York Oity, or ©. M. 'COPP, Omahu, Nébrasku. Send in'or- dérs us eurly us possible. WASHBURN IN THE WORLD. War- ronted to wear In any climate, Bold by all leading dealers, Beaus ttully fllustrated souvenir cats alogue with portraits of artists will be led L{ N HEALY, CHICAGCO. o levieoewououre LYON & O-DAY We begin our annual summer sale of all the odd suit pants that have accumulated dur- ing the past season. The thou- sands who have profited by these sales in other years will need no urging to be on hand. These sales are too well known to need more than bare mentién tobring our pat-on out in full force. These sales are entirely ori- ginal with “The Nebraska,” and can neither be equalled nor imitated. For magnitude of as- sortment -quantity to choose from—value for your hard eurned dollar-—~they stand without rivals in the clothing world. The sale this sea- son comprises neavly 2500 PAIRS OF PANTS In almost every conceivable shade and color— dark, medium and light. They are in plaids— stripes—checks— mixtures—fancy and plain colors. They are in cassimeres—cheviots— homespuns--worsteds--serges-- tweeds-- flan- nels. They are in lots of from one to twenty pairs of a kind, and representabout every style of a suit that we’ve sold since the first of March. We’ve divided them into three great lots at $1.50. $250. $550 The pants at one fifty are out of suits up to seven fifty--the two fifty ones are out of suits up to thirteen fifty--while the three fifty ones are from the finest suits we’ve sold this season. The lot of pants at two dollars and fifty cents a pair we claim to be the biggest value ever offered by any clothing house in this whole country--and consists entirely of pants that would cost you four--five and six dollars a pair out of regular stock. Ifyouare compelled to wear your coat this hot weather on account of the “holy” condition of your pants--why-- you know tw o fifty ain't much. Jebraska Eloth During July and August we close at 6:30 p. Saturdays, 10 p. m. mid- m- SOMETHING NEW IN LADIES’ FOOTWEAR. The Perfection Adjustable Shoe recently patonted, Is conceded to bo the greatest Improvement ever made in the shoe lin This shoo Is 5o mude that In appearsnce It doos not diff .r from tho regular make. 1€ HXPANDS Wi« H & Y HOiAIN OF ZHE FOOT. 1uisuniiko ull othor adjustablo shoos us only loathor s seen, It is tho shoo of ull others for tho youne, old and widdle azed. Itis the first adjustable shoe ever produced that combines the strength an stylish uppearance of the very finest ladies shoo on the market, and at thio same time gives us much comfort when first tried on as an old shos THE PERFECTION SHOE will not spread and grow lurze with age. Ivalways rotains its perfoos shape. Thoy aro eudorsod by physicians and recommenden by thous= ands of {ndies that are wouring ther.. THE BOSTON STORE Omaha's most progressivo shoe dealers have securod tho salo of thi shoe. Thelr judgment as to the needs of the trado Is conceded to be o the highest order. The fact of ZH & BOSTON N1OKE handling theso goods is u guarantee to the manufucturer and consumer of faif dealing. Cull und examine the FPEHFKCIION ADJUSIABLH S MO r before purchasing. A pair of these shoes wlill cost no more, will wear as lonz and glve more comfort than any other. 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The only W8 non-poisonous remedy for ol G the unnatural discharges and rivate discescs of men and the Hebilltating weakiicen peculiar to women. 1t cures In & fow days without the aid or ¥ ublicity of & doctor. THE SPECIALIST. Is unsurpassed in the troatment ot all forms of PRIVATL DISEASES, und il djsnrises and dobilities of youth and munhood, 17 yours experlonco. (s “resources and faoilitins ir practioally unlimitod. Tho Dootor Is pao mendod by the press, and endorsod in the stronzest torms by the peoplo for falr tro te nt and honest profossional advice, - Ths sclo followinz disense e Unfversal Ameriean Cure. n Manufactured by 3 GONORRHOEA—Immodinte rellef. A eom. b Tho Bvans Chemical o, ploto pure without the loss of wn hour's 11 CINCINNATI, O. Yom husiness. SUBCUNNAT] GLEET—Ono of the most comploto an | sus. 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