Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 30, 1892, Page 8

THE ()M;\HA ASPHALT PAVING MUST WAIT Fatal Error Dicoovered in a Big Batoh of Recently Passed Ordinances, JAICK'S ORDINANCES FOR SQUIRES' BIDS y Snng Against which Some Needed Public Improvements Huve Stranded —New Sewers to Be Built at Once, “We'ro in hell's hole and there's no ques- tion about it,”” profancly but earnestly re- marked Major Furay of the Board of Public Works yesterduy ufternoon when he found that tho final paving ordinances ordering the paving of Fortioth street from Davenport to Cuming strect; Park avenue, from Leaven- worth to Hickory street; Davenport, from Thirty-cinth to Fortieth; Thirty-nintn, from Farnam to Davenport; and Lothrop street, from Sherman avenue to Iighteenth street, wore defective. The trouble with these ordiuances was that they failed to state that the material with wbich the streets were to ve paved should be Trinidad sheet asphaltum, taken from the pitch lake in the island of Trinidad. They simply stated that the material should bo sheet asphaltum. Tho council had passed new ordinances specifying that tho asphaltum should come from that pitch lake and the board had awarded contracts in accordance with the terms of the old ordinance that did not locate the asphaltum in the Trinidad pitch lake. What Members Say of It Chairman Birkhauser said that the council had issued 1ts order and he did not see that the board could do anything but readvertise for bids. He hoted to do it for it took away all competition aud loft the matter entirely In the handsof the Barber peoplo and allowed them to fix their own prices. At the letting, which was in compliance with the terms of the original ordinance, Andrew Jaicks captured all of these streets on o bid of §2.40 per square yard for Trini- dnd skect asphaltum, form *B,” with a five-year guaranty. =~ Then whon Jaicks was knocked out by the council, it left the streets without any oidder, as the Boara of Public Works hua rejected tho other bids, which wore put in by Joun Grant and tne Barber Asphalt company. Contracts for psving Cass street, from Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth streots; Cass straet, from Twenty-fourtn street Lo a polut 193 feot west of tho west lino uf Twenty-fifth street, were ordered with the Barver company st §2.51 per square yard, class “B,” with a five-year cuaranty City Attorney Conuell insisted toat when the ordinance failea to designato tho class of paving material and stato the guaranty it was not defective. The petition and the controct covered that. Major Buicombe said that be had not been on tha board many days, but since becoming a momber ho had learncd some things, Tha board had cuanged the specifications sinco the petitions were circulated. Attorney Connell declared that that was o post mortem matier; that tho orainance de- scribed specifications on file. One thing waus certain, ho said, and that wus that Squires would have to understand that he would bave 1o aceept & coniruct which was In accordaneo with specitications propared by tho Board of Public Works; ~that he coula not make his own specifications and forco them upon the city. Then the board aiscovered that in Hugh Murphy's contract there was something wrong. On one district the contract spoko of Colorado saundstone, without stating the color. It was decided that this was u cleri- cal error aud a new contract was ordered, Sewer Bids for tho construction of the midd'e branch of the North Omaba sewer system were opened aud the contract which will amount to §35.801 was awarded to F. L. Reeves & Co.a The prices weve as follow 8-inch pipe, 65 cents; 10-inch, 74: 12-iuch, 15-inch, §1.213 18-inch, $1.405 2l-inch, $ 24-iuch, & Sinch brick sewer, $1.71 80-in 3 B0-nch, 40-in 3 43-iuch, $t.3 per lineal foor] manholes, $1) aud flust tanks $05 each. In the construction of this sower there will be usea 950 feet of S-inch pipe: 9.703 feet of 10-incn; 2810 of 12-itch; 2,190 of 15-inch; 1,660 of IS-inch; 2195 of 2i-ineh; 600 of i 380 feet of 25-inch brick sewer; 330 -mch: 830 feet of 32-inch; 4 feet of 40-inch; 2 feot of 45-inch. ; or constructing the eight-inch sower i alley between Twen Twenty-thivd street and from Grace to Clark ‘tho contract was awarded to John I Dailey at 87 cents per lineul foot, §38 for manboles aud £05 cach for flush tanks. The contract for tho sower on Leaven- worth street, from Thirty-first to Half Howard, went to Dalley. He bid 87 cents on 10-inch and $1.10 on 15 iuch pipe; $37.50 on manholes, ad §91 on flash tanks, Tho grading went 1o the following named contractors: Sixth street, frow Credit Fon- cier addition, to Bancroft, KKatz & Callahan, at 113 cents per cuoic yard; Mason streot, from Eighteenth to “wentieth, and Nine- teenth street, from Mason to Pierce, at 18 cents: Hamilton street, from the viaduct to Forty-fifth streer, at i1 3-10 cents, went 10 Lumereaux Bros. & Ettinger. Keiz & Callanan bid 25 cents per cubic yord for slopiug banks, 28 ceats per cubic yard for filhng nuisouce lots and got tho contract. feet of — Tuke GGood Cure of the Children. 1f you have children, you will be interested in the experience of Mr. Jotn Cook of Pilot, Vermillion Co., 1l. ~Ho says: *Two years ago two of my ‘femily, a young man and @ gitl, had very severs and dangerous uttacks of bloocy flux. The doctor here was unablo, after o weck’s time, to chock or reliove eithor case. 1 throw the doctor overboard and be- gau using Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diurrhaca Romedy. lmprovement was seen very soon, ond my children arose 1n few days from what 1 feared would bo their death- bed. It is a graud, good medicine.” e TO MOVE OR NOT TO MOVE. Problom That Porploxes tho Bourd of I tion Mew “There appears Lo bo a differenco of opinion smong members of tho Board of Education with regard to occupying the rooms sot aside in the city hall for the use of the board, Some of the members think that the board should proceed at onco to furnish the rooms and move in, while others havo a very dif- feront viow of tnesituation, SLam ready at any time,” sald Dr. Spald- ing, president of the board, “to move over to the vty ball if a majority of the bourd wiil take tho matter up and act wn it ‘There appears to be very little disposition, howevel, in the board 10 wake tho change. Home say that tho rooms set aside for the use of tho voard are not what they should have been, and they also hold (kv the eivy should furnish heat and light for the rooms occupled by the board, but the council will not ugreo to any such arrangement, With regard to furuiture I bave told sev- eralineinbers of the board that we might get slong with tho old furniture for a while, Tho seats that wo bave ia the Masonic tom- plo rooms will 'feel just as soft over in the city ball as they feel in the old rooms. So far as | am concerned I think thoro s no use of postpouiug the matter of moviug over to OUF BOW quarter Bralns of More Olty Huil 1t Ready. The rooms in tho city hall, which are to bo used by tho superintendent of buildings, the . members of the Board of Publi> Works ana tho city enginoer, are being put in shupe for occupancy. It is more than likely that all of the officers will be fn their new quarters next weelk, — “Late to bed and_eariy 1o riso will shorten tho road 1o your bome o the skies. But early 1o bed ‘and “Littlo Early Kiser. tno pul lhl'. makes life longer lud bettora ud Wwiser, —_——— w Sick hoadachel Begcham's Pills will ro ove. e st The Rock Island route announces n rate of 812 for Denver und roturn August 8 10 7, good Lo return on or bu- ore Qutover 10, THh BOSTON STORL Will Olose Out Tomorrow Their Own and Stonehill's Entire Stock of LADIES' WAISTS, SILK MITTS, MEN'S SHIRTS And 600 Dozen Ladies’ and Children's Reg- ular 25¢ Hose, Over 100 Different Styles, ¥ast Black and Fancy Colors at 9¢ Toduy, 25C HOSE FOR 9C. Theso are this season’s entire accum- ulations of one of the biggest hosiery mills in the country. In this lot will be found ladies’ black seamiess hose, ladies’ 4-thread lisle hose in fancy stripe, boot patterns, avd solid colors. ” This is one of the greatest bargains ever offered. They all go at 9¢ o pair today, Ludies” white lawn waists and 50¢. All the ladies’ white lawn waists from the combined two stocks, that have been selling at 79 and 98¢, will be closea out today at 25c and 60c. These are mado of fine white lawn, in hox-plaits, buck and front, and come in ull sizes. All the finest quality of fine French sateen waists which wi ve been sell- ing at $1 und which come in plain blacke, black grounds with colored polka dots, stripes with shivred backs and fronts, in all sizes, go today at 69c. Saturday we wiil put on sale every silk waist in stock, comprising China silks, surah silks, in black, navys, car- dinals and a great var| vles that we have been selling from 8 0; these will go today at $5.50, $3.60 and $4.50. LADIES’ SILK MITTS, TLadies’ black silk stitched mitts 6c o pair. l'.!luck and colored all-silk mitts 10c a pair. Finest grade imported pure silk mitts ¢ pair. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR 12C Our remuining stock of ludies’ Swiss and jorsey ribbed full shaped underwear that we have beeu selling at 35¢,goes to- day at 1 O} STRIPED 20 dozen of the finest grado men’s sillc striped madras cloth and finest imported cheviot ehirts that Stonchill sold $2.00, go at 75¢ today MEN'S UNDERWEAR, 50C BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR19C All of Stonehill’'s French neck bal- briggan underwear that we advertised last week for 25c, goes today at 19¢. Stonehill’s 75¢ underwear” that we ad- vertised last week at 89e, goes today $1.00 underwear last weel that we sold ut 50, goes today at And_ his very finost grades of fancy striped and mported underwear go ut ‘lock tonight at BOSTON STORE, N. W. corner 16th and Douglus. ptiahe -l Leave vour orders for Frank & Co.’s delicious ice cream: 1310 Dodge strect. Telephone 124 ——— Domestic cutlusts cheap soap. Open until 10 o Wanted at the copies ol the 1 25, e of THE OMAHA HE EVENING BEE T Eyo and ear surgeon, Grant more, room 221, Bee bailding. puismit See iy Domestic soap is the best. A Firein a Bank Building. Sparks from the chimuey of the Mer- chants National bank 1guited a window awn- ing on the seventh story of the Thirteenth street front of the building shortly before noon vesterday. Nine uwniugs wero de- stroyed before the firemen extinguished the vlaze. The woodwork was not injured, kb et DoWitt's Sarsaparilia aestroys such poi sons as scrofula, skin diseases, eczema, rhou- matism. Its timely use savas many lives. Culli Try it. THE SHOW ent Perfo After all; tho show is the thing, There are none who appreciate this more than the five Ringling Brotbers, whose great exhibition will be seen in Omaba on next Monday, August 1, T'ne nearer the approach of show day the more violent become the attacks of antagonists upon this big institation, and tho were bitter their evidences of chagrin at its marvelous success. Tho progress of Ring- ling Brothers’ shows is & continual ovation. Never before in the history of the amuse- mert world has such phenomenal success been accorded a show, and never bofore has any exhbibition received the encomiums that lave greeted the Ringling Brotuers' mam- moth enterprise wherever it has becu seen. ‘'no reason is plain, 'I'he Ringling Brothers have won suceess by deserviag it. Their arenic performance is at ozce the largest and best ever seen in this country. There is noth- ing in America to compare with it. There is not a single cheap performer 1n the entire agerogation. Charles W. Fish, the grestest of ali_great somersault riders, who is billed by other shows, but who appears only with Ringling Droihers, is doing the most remarkable work of nis' lifo and all statements to the contrary are false, He s a notable feature of Ringling Brothers’ circus verformance. ‘L'he [eed sisters are anothor foature wuose cleverness cannot be ques- tioned. Tuere aro no lady riders now ap- pearing before the public who can compare witn them. Thoy avo thoe personification of graco and dextérity. Tho best aerialists that Europe has evor sont to this country aro more than rivaled by the Vernon brothers, whose thrilling performances in midair form one of the many remarkable aronic episodes of the Ringling Brothers shows., Amoug tho many other notable circus features are the Mikado's roval troupe of Japaucso equilibrists, Signor Arcaots and sister and the Tyvells, who por- form remaricablo 1mpalement ucts, cxbibit- almost incredible ability in throwing knivos and great . battle axes, Charles O'Dell und his magnificently trained stallious, Joseph Levis and child-delighting traiped pouies, Mons. Natalie's laughable pig circus, William and Josie Marks and dike Rooney in principal riding acts, Misses Ada l.aroo and Allie Jackson in high- cluss manege acts, sud o long list of other porformers. The hippodromo races ure rendered inter- esting by the evident rivalry of the con- tostants aud their desire to win; the monag- erie, with its mauy rave and curious speci- weu's of the wild animal kingdom, including the largest living bippopotamus, two great terds of elephants aud dasert-born drome- daries, aud @ wonster lioness with her family of b-weeks-old baby lious, is au end- less source of amusement and Instruction, The mammoth tents will be erected on the grounds at 20th and Paul streets early Sun duy morning, and thousands will undoubt- ediy goout_nna take o look at the great city of tents, ‘The route of the grand procassion, which leaves the show grounds at 8 o'clock Monday morning, will be unnounced 1o Tue BEE Lomorsow, ay I)AILY BEH: /\ l URI)AY JULY 30, 1892 BOSTONSTORE GREATESTSALE Of Every Bit of the Boston Store's Own and All Stonshill’s, WHITE AND WASH DRESS GOODS nd the Entire Accumulation for the Sea- son's Summner Goods All House—We are Determined Not to Carry Anything Over, Over the The summer season will soon be gone, and already five of our buyers are in the enstern markets watching their chances and buying in immense quantities for the fall season, When once the fall goods commence arrive we must have somo pluce to them siart today, therefore, to close out the entire remaining Stonehill stock and our own rogular stock of summer goods at prices that must move them in short ord to AT 2§C A YARD, All10c and 124 J}luiu white India linens go at 23c u yare AT 5C°A YARD, Very fine corded and plaid lawns, corded challis, Jight and dark grounds, fine_outing flannels and all other wash goods worth up to 124¢., go at e AT 8C A YARD. ne black goods with beautiful col- ored figures and satcen stripes, worth up to 250 u yard, go at 8c u yard today. STONEHILL'S '25C GOODS AT 8iC. On one immense table we have placed Stonehill’s entire_stock of fine white goods that he sold for 15¢, 19¢ and 25¢. This will go today at 8¢ a yard. Vory fine plain bluck lawn, Stc yard. né tissues in light and dark grounds, Finest grado India linen 40c. All the fine sateens from the Stonehill stock go av 124c yard. All of Stonehill’s fine white combrics go at 8ic yard. All the fine linen tidies, splashers, dresser scarfs, ete., from the Stonehill stock go at 8e, 15¢, 25¢, 85¢ each. Remember all Stonehill’s stock is now on sale at THE BOS TON STORE, Opeu until 10 o’clock tonight Right on the N. W. cor. of Douglas sts. L adjustea for defective Cullimore, R. 224, Bee bidg it e Bricklayers, Notice, All members of Bricklayers union are notified to meet at their hall July 81, at 8:30 a. m. Parade starts at 9 a. m. By order of president, WiLLiaMm HAUGHTON. e e 200 Omaha grocers sell Domestic soap. R oo The Civil War in Washington. There is war among Uncle Sam's servants at the natioval capital, and all because their rich uncle, with his hundreds of vast oflice buildings, has not houseroom enough to give them proper shelter. The land oftice and the patent oflice are elbowing each other 1n one building like a pair of obstreperous twins in asingle cradle. The cradle rightfully b longs 1o one of the twins—it was built for the patent ofice and is always known by that name, but the land office has pushed its way 1, and the secretary of tho intecior him- self has wedged his majsstic presence into a corner that1s much needed by a force of over- crowded clerks. The result of all this has been an outbresk of open hostilities. At every-cession of congress the patent oftice makes a desperato effort to evict the land oftice and force it to seek other quariers. Hitherto these attacks have been met by a a masterly inactivity. T'he last congress ap- propriated §16,000 to pay the rent of an out- side tuilding for the land office, bui the money was not drawn. This year'uo appro- priation of this kind has been made, and the land oftice bas defiautly announced that it 1ntends to stay where it is until a permanent fiveptoof building is put up for it, insteaa of exposing its valuabie records to the danger of destruction by moving to & temporary shelter, Under these circumstanco both ofiices are abont as comfortubly sitvated as the tenants of Chinese lodgiug houses. Their clerks are so crowded that in some parts of the building they have 10 be given permission at ehort intorvals to o out and fill their lungs with fresh air Their records are piled up in moldering con- fusion. Iu this situation it could hardly be expect- ed that straugers could have much s 5 in unraveling land or patent cases. Even an attorney accastomed to consulting the records 1n an average courthouse would be baflled when ha encountered the dingy heaps of books ana the hunareds of jostling clerks in the two great rival departments, [t takes expert guides to lead the way through that labyrinth, Fortunately expert assistance of that kind is easily had. Tug Bee BUREAU oF Craivs, located at Omaha, Nob., exists for the express purpose of furnishing it. ——— Weerixa WaATen, Neb., Oct. 28, *00.—Dr, Moore: My Dear Sir—I have jusl bought tho third bottle of your Tree of Lifo. 1t indeed a “Tree of i.ife.” Doctor, when w)u 50 kindly gavo mo that fiest bottie my right sido was 50 lame and sore and my liver en- larged 5o much that & could not lio upon my right sido at all. ‘There was a soreness over my kidneys all of the time, but now that trouble is all over. 1 slaep just as well on oneside as on the other, and my sleep rests and refreshos me, and [ foel tho bost I've felt in fifteon yoars.and I know that it is all due to your Tiee of Life. Yours very truly, D. 1. DUbLEY. For salo by all druggists. * -~ ‘What The Bee Bureau is Doiug. Tug Bee Bureau of Claims of Omaba, Neb., was notitied by the commisioner of pensions of the allowance of pension under the now law at 812 per month from March 17, 1802, in favor of Eldridge \W. Stucker of Onawa, Ta.; also of the granting of a pension to Isaac B. Millin of Reedville, Ore,, at $6 per month from December 11, 1501; and to Ricnard C. White of 408 Teuth streot, San Francisco, Cul., at 8 per mouth from Jjuly 1801; also 4 widow's pension at $12 per month from December 40, 1500, with £2 addi- tional to minor child to' Mrs. Amoretta G. Baker of Wauneta, Neb. ; pension at the ra of £12 per month for John H. Dunn, 1602 Dorcas street, Omaba, Neb., and Luciau J, Fish of Schuyler, Nob. Land patents on Oregon City, Oré.,, homestead entry 5,840, in favor of Silas Shayof Sandy, Ore., for elehty acres, ana on Marysville, Cal., home- stoad entry %544, in favor of Robert J. Fur- guson, of Jobn Adaws, Cal,, for 160 Miversl patent in favor of Alfred (: hord and Fred C, Westren of Conconully, Wash., for the Kxpress, Ivauhos, Vulcan aud Vulture lode mining claims, - 1rs. L. R. Patton, Rociford, LiL, writes 'rom porsoual experience I can recommand DeWitv's Savsaparilla, & curs for impure blood and general acbility, " , worth 16th and Spectacles vision. D, SPRICE'S 1620} Used in Millions Baking Powder. of Homes —-40 Years the Standard HEN'THE PORES open freely is the best time to cure tortueing and disfiguring humors, erapfions and diseases with the CuDIGURA REMEDIES, At no other timeare these great skin cures, blood| purifiers and humor remedies so: dffective. It is the season of all others to forever cleanse the blood, skin, and scalp of impurities and hereditary ele- ments which, if neglected, may be« come life-long afflictions. Evergthing about the CUTICURA REM! DIES invites confidence, They are abso- lutely pure, and agreeable to the most re- fined and sensitive. They are adapted to all ages, and may/be used on the youngest infant, They have friends in every village, ham and cross-roads in the country. People in every walk of life believe in them, use them, and recommeng them. Caricura Reswies are sold throughout the world. - Price, CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, so ~Gets; CUMEURA SOAT, 35 Cemts; CUTICURA Ri- SoLvin, the. new Blood Purifier, and greatest of humer remedies, $1.00. Prepared by the Portex Ditig > CHEMIghL, ConroraTion, oston. * Kilabout the Skin, Sl and Hiair Gy pages, IF YOU EVER SUEFERED FROM. Indian Depredations If you are in position to take advantage of the laws re- 18, Dalls & Bl The only uniformly successful SPECJALISTS IN AMERICA IN THE TREATMENT AND CURE OF I\ERVOL% CHRO‘\IC PRIVATE DISEASE SYPHILIS, GONOR- RHOEA, GLEET, SPER- MATORRHOEA, SEMINAL WEAK- NESS, LOST MANHOOD, EF- FECTSOF EAR- LY VICE OR EXCESSIVE INDULGENCES IN IMATURER YEOARS, FEMALE WEAKXNESS, SEX- UAL DISORDERS, TRICTURE HYDROCELE, VARICO- CELE, PILES, FISTULA, RECTAL ULCERS. Ceonsultatioan free. Call wpon or a with stasmp. s, Befls & Bedls Scuth 14th St., N. E. corner 14th and Douglas Sts, Omaha, Neb. dress | Chichenter's Fnglish Dlamond oo, NNYROYAL, P/LLS aile i &%, S Fpers 10 6001 (R T I NEW Yxfil. LONDOHOERRY AND GLASOOW, lating to PENSIONY If you have taken up a piece of Public Land. ONE-FIFTY € scribes the situation to perfection. WORTH TWO-FIFTY Or Over. PANOEI That's another ‘“spell” of pants, and it de - We're go- ing to have another spell of pants this week— when we 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) INEFIFTY TWO-FIFTY (eiedesy TWO-FIFTY the prices remain the same— THREE-FIFTY Cstiz) THREE-FIFTY For the benefit of poor sweltering fellow mortals who are compelled to remain on earth and do business at the old stand during the o 3} If you have made an invention | torrid term, and who wish to present an air 0&'\_ 4 on which you desire to secure a Patent, You should communicate with the Bee Bureau of Claims The object of this bureau is to give evory person holding a legitimate claim aguinst the government the ydvantage of a residence in ashington, whether helive in Texas or Alaska. It does more than that. Nine-tenths of the population of Washington would be helpless if asked how to go to work to securo their rights through the depart- ments. THE Bee. Bureau of Claims gives the advantage, not only of per- sonal residence, but of thorough famil- iarity with all the machinery of the government. It offers Absolute Security. You do not know whether tho average Washington claim agent will cheat you or mot, aithough on genoral principles you would naturally suppose that he would. But.you know that the San Francisco Examiner, the St. Paul Pio neer press and the Omaha BEE cannot afford to cheat you. They guarantee this Bureau, ana their reputation is staked upon the honesty and ability of its management. The bureau employes attorneys who are .1 Expert Specialists for each of its departments. Its Indian depredation cuses are care- fully worked up, with all ths evidence required by law, and argued before the court of elaims in such a manner as to bring out most favorably all the essen- tial points. Its land cases are handled in strict ac- cordanco with the rules of the General Land Office, so that no delays or com- plications ensuo in the orderly settle- ment of the claims, Its patent cases are so managed as to insure the utmost possible benefit to the inventor, by ng him tho broudest protection his will justify. Its pansion ' disposed of with the least possible delay and expense to the veterans. Don't refrain from consulting «the bureau because you are afraid of the cost. Its costs nothing to get information. Ask s many questions as you please, and they will bo answerel promptly cheerfully and accyrately, without charge. ——THE—— Bee Bureau of Claims Room 220, Bee Build- __ing, Omaha, Neb ESTRICTY TRsT CLABS L0 T pnp AMONG a Fineat In the World exculiod: very Baturd NEW YORK, um'lu“-i'r { and NAPLES, ‘af rogular Intory BALOON, SECOND- l!llll AID "‘“fllll rates un lowest Lol 3 wnd from the principle 1 9G31¢E, TYLIOR, 1RO & ALL CONTIVENTAL PODNED. Bl & oLl 0 Lruland oF Naplos & G ibraltar Dralis wsd Mezey Orders for day Amosat at Lowest Batohy 8 ot Avotta or 10 wENDEHSON BROTUERS. Chicugo, 1L il respectability (about all the air that’s stirring), we will close out during this week 800 Splendid Black Alpaca Coats at 78c. This price is fully as low as the mercury’s high. During July and August we close at 6:80 p. m, You can imagine, can’t you? Saturdays, 10 p. m. BDUCATIONATL. Oldest Milltary School in Mo. competitive drill | 1 they declined Al modern cony logue and full inform BUNKER”HILL I A MILITARY HOME SCHOCL. 0 Equipments;Caroful Moral and lrepares for Busi tiflo School oF Univ Yood-working and 10 BOARDING AND DAY Miss Spence's studonts admitted SCIOOL for girls G West 48t Walton, A. 8. The LORING SCHOOL Universliy nropuratory. (Fatubiishod 1870) CRTEAGO MERINGISY Youn's Ludies Chitdren, For ’tlllllnl particulars nadressand ‘l HE LORI ralr.e \\‘I’ (‘Ilh STERAN SOHOOL o:u[’ Fpocial collegiito, N0ISoraity—preparatory « 8ol DSCIFI LG FOurke. o pmrtments g fheiitios ToF v World's Pair foF ey Wik Cometent lendliers: T0r olrcolar ndd. MRS, LM, WILSON, Pria, 4101 Drexel Biva’, Chicigo, Sompence rormerly Grl's Higher School "AGO, 111 yung L X NS A 3 REWY LrEo¥, ALM§ ‘Addross § KEUKCS slncipals, The Western Normal College Will open Its doors akain to adeidt students Sept. 13, 1892, —at— Lincoln, Neb. Over 1,000 stu- dengs airbady on- rolled 10r Boxiyoar This 1s an 0ld school 1n & new location aud 1 VIGOFOUS IANBKOM ek LKL BB It o, Lowa. 1y tont tho merits of the Woss will yuy (ho car faro \ nited Stitos wrd 0 L8 o finest Uit State ressonable. bend tw 4 Wnd rocely Kol howe. add ¥ WESTERN NORMAL College, Lincolu,Neb Meution the Bos. We challenge meet us. xtensive nnprovemeits now beifg made, Tee University, Va., say Lave in the past four y ion address MAJOR S. SELLERS, Lexington, Mo. MILITARYs > ACADEMY. 11 the leading Military Schools in the State to & Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry Drill, Board, Tuition and Washe No other Academy in 83 Of (ho Sludents 1 fonr scholarships, / E;last ic Stockings ~—FOR— Weak Limbs Varicose Veins Swellings, all sizes. — Abdo- minal Suppor= ters, Deformit Braces, Medi- cinal Supplies. THE ALOE&PENFOLD 'mn st., Next (o Pust Offce are used in the preparation of (BB, Baker & Co's Breakfast Cocoa, which is absolutely pure and soluble. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more economical, § sosting less than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, and xasiLy DIGESTED. s Sold by Grocors everywhere, : w Baker & Gn., I)urchnior Mass, YOURSELF! Ask your Drugglet for & Lottle of big €. The only nonpoisonvus remedy for il the unnatural dische privite disecses of men and the debilitatlng weakness peouliar to womei. It cures in & few days without tho aid OF publiciiy of a doctor The Unitersal dmerican Qure Th‘ l’.vnu Chlnhd 0o, Ra, ' CINCINNATI, O oA b~ 1“