Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 10, 1892, Page 8

| I | | | | il | B | i T ——— ENE——— TALKED ABOUT GRAVEYARDS Prospect Hill Cemetary Discussed by Mem- ¥ bers of the Cou cil OBJECTIONS MADE TO ITS ENLARGEMENT The City Attorney Agaln Given Instrue- tions to Draw Up am Ordinance to That Effect—Paving the Streets—De- tails of the Session, The deliberations of the council last night, owing to the absence of President Davis, wore prosided over by Mr. Chaffee. For a long time the meeting was uneventful, and then the Prospect Hill cemetery becamo the subject of discussion, At the last meoting of tho council the Cometory assoclation applied for permission to enlargo tho burial grounds by adding a strip of land on the south and another on tho enst. . 'I'ho council voted agninst any enlavye- ment of the cemetery, and the city attorney was Instructed to draft an orainance prohib- iting any furthor enlargement, City Attornoy Connell last night reported that it was not any enlargement, but was simply to fence in, improvo and sell burial lots frem the two strips. A tavtion was made to accept the report of the attorney, but four members were on their feet 1o protest. Mr. McLearic said that tho city attorney should have oboyed tho fnstructions of tho coupeil and reported back the ordinauce as requested, Mr. Howell sald that it was simply a move to enlarge the cemotery. Tho title to the two strips was in tuo Byron Reed ostate, and the city attorney could offer uo excusé for not reporting the ordinanco, Mr. Munro moved that tho papers be re- ferred back to the cily attornoy, and that he report the ordinance es instruted. Thought 1t Coutd Not Be Enforced, Mr. Elsisser said that the motion was being engineored by the Forest Lawn Cemo- tery ussociation, and was for tho purpose of crushing out of existenca the Prospect Hiil Cemotery association. The city could pass the ordinance, he said, but it could not be en- forced. Mr. Prince replied that if it was any scnemo |t was the sehomo of residents of the city, living noar the cemetery who had tired of drinking tho water that had passed over the dead bodies buricd there. Mr. McLoario protested against Mr. El- sasser stating that it was a_scheme upon the part of the Forest Luwn peoplo. He pro- posed to first protect the living and the dead aftorwards. 1f thoro was any #chome 1t was upon tho part of the Prospect Hill people to enlarge their grounds and sell lots for specu- lation. The weils around the cemotery had been poisoncd and no further enlargement should be allowed. City Attorney Connell said that it tho strips were within the boundaries of tho old cometery and a portion of 1t. tho council could not pass an ordinance that could e enforced, but if thay were outside of such boundaries the city could control the grounds. Mr. McLoarie said that Byron Reed never deeded the strips to the cemetery nssocia- tion. AU Iast the motion was put, and hy a ma- jority vote tho city attorney wus instructed 10 prepare the ordinance. The mayor vetoed the ordinance ordering | the paving of ‘l'wonty-eighth stroet from | Poppleton to. Woolworth avenues, for tho | | reuson that it was improperly drawn, Tho Ly engineer was nstructed to draft tho propoer ordinance. Alfred Millard was named as an appraiser to ussess damago arising from the proposed reconstruction of the Sixteenth stroet vin- duct, vice S. P, Morse, who was formerly appointed but who is now out of the city. The appointment was confirmed. [a d Bonds Approved, The contract with Henry Lenmann for frescoing the walls of the council chamber and the one wita the Kennard Glass com- pany for furnishing the art glass in the roof of the rotunda in tho city hall, together with the bouds, were presented and racts o Lehmaon's contract amounts to Konunard's $1,800. Robert Duncan, the plumbing inspactor, applied for aud got a throo woeks' leave of absence, John MatLieson, superintendent of tho city hall, named Ghorge Cathros for fireman down i the boiler room. The appointment was confirmed. . gas inspector, reported 704 g asoline and 14l are lights buraing during the month of Juiy, The bids for carpeting the council chamber wera ovened and referred to the commitice on publiz property ana buildings. The city engineor wus ordered to establish the grade of Forty-fifth street from Lodes to Grant street, and Military aveuue, from Grany street to the city Limits, An ordinance was ordored locating the Deense inspector in some other room in the city hall, instead of wne oue which he now occupies. Tackling the Smoke Nulsance. By resolution the city wttorney and the citv engineer were were instructed to report 0 ordinance looking to the abolishment of the smoke nuisance. By a resolution introdused by Mr. Spacht, the Kotcham IPurniture company was in- structed to build some additional furniture for the officers of the mayor ana the gas in- spector. The bill of J. W. Rurnas and sons amount- Ing to #3400, for laying silewalks around the south and wost sides of the city hall, was alicwed and ordered into the appropria- tion shest. The city clerk was instructed to notify the pound master to imprison all cows herded about the residences in the Soventh ward. Mr. Elsasser's resolution to instruct the city engineer to prepare an abstract, showing ull lands and lots deodod to the Union Pa- cific Railway company by the city and by private Indiwiduals during the yours that e rolled away was placed on file. It was argued that it would cost several hundred dollars and would require & year's tme of one man. ‘Phe ordinance looking to the paving of Seventoenth street from Harney to St. Mary’s avenuo was placed on file, "I'ie ordinauce ordering tho paving of Sev- enteentli streot from Farnam to Harney strect went ovor for one weelk, that tho uneil might do a little investigating, Thore ‘o twy majority potitions for two different waterlal. This came about by W kiods of Chalrman Berlin of the Board of County Cowmissioners having signed for the county for ono kiud of material, while Commissioner Stenborg of the same body bad signed for snother kind of material, The courcil went iuto committee of the whole and for an bour or more the membors discussed the time-honored ordinance pro- viding for ‘the rolocation of sixty-eight fire bydrants. Tne idea of the ordinauce was to take the hydrants from the suburbs where thoy are pnid for attho rute of &b por an- aurm and bring them to the center of tho city aud there loceto them as intermedinte hy- drants at $10 per annum each. When the ordinance came up for passage it was de- featod by a vote of 4 to 9, Then there was resolution adopted instructing the ward cotncilmen o report Lie numborof hydrants that could be removod and relocated 1 their respective ward He ds i Youathtu 3 A bright little lad scs 14 yenrs of nge was locked up In & coll attho city jail lnst pight and churged with forgery. Some- D8 i 2 | by Bishop Worthington PRICE'S THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: M EDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1892 time ago_the boy, who, by the way, was a waif, and who gives his name as Louis Jones, was taken in charge by Mrs. Van Cott, who lives at 1611 Howard streot. ‘I'he 'poor, puny, hungry child was fed, clothed and 1aught lessons from theschool books athand, Prosperity in the way of regular meals, and a comfortable place to sleep, was too tmuch good luck for the boy. Ho wanted money, a little was enough, but he _ wanted it, and made an awful effort to get it. After a little practice the Iad learned the Van Cott signaturo, which was good at the bank, then some blank checks were pro- cured and four of tho oblong siips of paper tliled out for various amounts. The next steh was to present the bits of paper at the bank for payment. Of course the swindle was discovered by tho cashier, who deciined to honor the chocks, aud the arrost of the boy foliowed, A complaint chavging misde- meanor will bo tiled against bim today, it gt Do Witt's Sarsaparilia destroys suoh poi sons us scrofula, skin diseases, eczema, rhou~ matism. [ts timely uso savas many 1 bl Can Mg Co., Omaha campaign torches, i IN RAILROAD CIRCLES. plars Arranging to Stop a While In Omaha—Notes and Personals. The railroads are receiving advices that many of the spacial trains chartered by com- manderios of Kuights Templar for the trip to Denver will stop in Omaha for periods ranging from a fow hours to throe days, the excursionists wishing un opportunity to see this city and many of them planuing to wit- ness the public exorcises of tho Mystic Shrine, Kuights Tomplars from tho follow- ing cities havo aiready mado their arrange- ments to stop over, and others are newotiat- ing for a layover: Elmira, N. Y., arriving August 1L at 1 p. m.; Olean, N. Y., August 11, 4:30 p. m-; Harrisburg, August 12, 1:30 p.'m.; Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Reading, August 13, 2 p, r.: northwostern Pennsyl- vania, August 12,6:25 p. m.: Allegheny, Pa. August 13, 12 m.; Chicawo, August 4:05 p. m.; Bay City, Mich., August 14, 123 *hicigo, August 14,5 p. m; Washing- ton, August 14, 5:20 ' p. m._Cleveland, Auzust 14, 6:30 p. m Trov, N.'Y., August 15, 7:80 a. 'm.; Hariford, August 15, 7 a, m.: New Haven, 'August 15, 4:05 p. m.; New York, August 16, 3 p. m.; Worcestor, Mass. August 16, 5 p._m. Mocca temple, Mystio Shrine of New York will arrive i forcé at 8 D, m., August 14, Goneral Dilworth of Hastings, commandor of tho Nebraska Grand Army of the Repub- lic nas arranged with the Burlington for tho ofticial train from Nebraska to the national encampment at Washington. It will leave Omaha at 8 p. m. of September 17, and will carry the grand commander, his ' staff and members of the Woman's Ielief corps. The B. & M. passencer department is no- gotiating with_eastern roads for special rates for the Nebraska advertising train, which will bo sent cast after the state fair. Tne route laid out is east by the Burlington, the Lake shore, ihe Now York Central and the Boston & Albany to Boston, roturning Ly the Hrie and Northwestern. The rail- roads ave plannmg to send alonga great amount of advertising matter in addition to the §10,000 worth to be provided by the counties, The Burlinzton has arranged a new train service between Omaha and St Louis that will distanco all competitors and greatly con- venenco Omuha people. Beginning August 14 it will have a through sorvice by way of St Joseph. Tho train will leave Omaha at 0:45 p. m. by way of the Kans: St. Joseph ing 10 St. Louis & Council Bluffs line, arri Tho returning train at 1 p. m. the next d will leave St. Louis at 2 p. m. and arrive in Omaha ut 6:40 a. m. Both trains will have through slecpers, and there will be a_dining vice cast of S The Burling- ton hias also arrauged a fast service botween St. Loiis and Denver, to bogin tho samo dato, that will break the record. Loaving the Missouri at 2 p. m., the train will be n Denver at 6:45 the following evening, mak- 1ng but one night on the road. Return it will leaye Denver at 3:3) p. m. aud #rrive in St. Louis at | the next afternoon. These tratus will ran by way of St. Josoph and the Republican Valley lino and will have vesti- bulea coachos with sleeping und dining car service, Mr. William Dood of the geueral passenger Northwes 20, cashior in actment of tho in_marriage in th Miss Nettic Fluge nouy was performed al hizh noon and Rishopthorps in the pres- ence of a smil party of relatives and friends. The bride was enrouto home with mother from a sojourn in Califor- nin. The groom was accompaniad to Omiha by a numoer of Chicago friends and the whole pariy wont east by tho Northwestern last eveuing. ‘Lhe B. & M. extension in southwostern Nebraska will ba completed to Imporial, Chaso county, about Saturday and a station will be opoued at_that placo at once. It is probable the track wiil not bo extended bi- youd thut point tuis season. 120, took pluce at In anticipation of an incronsed business next year the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney railroad intends x £10,000,000 1o R12,000,004 sions, track betterments and new equipment, Of tuis amonnt 1,610,000 will go into a new bridee over the Missouri river and groatly cnlargea terminal facilities at St Louis. Two tew iron bridges, cach costing §43,000 more than the ares thoy ' re- place, are be 4 on the northern branch 00 will hs spent on an _enlargement of the company’s Chicago facilities. Tho contract for now equipment fncludes tifty locomotives, fifty- nine passengor coaches, fifty-five chair cars, 1,000 stock cars, 1,00) coal cars and 2)0 fur- niture cars. Tho’ Burlingtou's terminal in- vestments in the north ond of St Louis preparatory to the exteusion of the St, Louis, Ceokuk and Northwestern line from St. Peters to St Loais has aiready cost noarly 3,000,000, which inclades one of the largost freight stations in tho world L Worse Thana ‘The statement of Mr. J. St liffo, Ky., will bo of spocial chanies, muny of whom exporiotce. L am & coopar yenrs workoed in nz of Wick- orost to me- © had a similar by trade, and for mauy Chicago, About twelve months Lhad an attack of diarrhcea, which became chron I was treatel by two prominent phvsicians of Chicago, but from them recelved no permanont bonetit, 1 then wont to Toxas whers L was a troated by a loading physiclan with re sunilar to those I had’ proviously e enced, In May I cama to Wickliffe, Ky a very dobilitated condition, consequent upon ihis loag continuod trouble. I woat to a drug store forrelief. Chamberiain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy was recom: mended, The first doso relieved me, and two 25-cent botles cured me. 1 cousider myself well today."” Ir. Sterling is 62 years of age and a vory nice old gentloman, and reliablo in all mat- ters. Hecame nere in a vory low state of health, but now says he feels perfectly well and buoyantand hus had no symptoms of dinrchasa for three or four weeks. Cham- berlain’s Colio, Cholora and Diarcha:s Rom- edy 1s very popu horo.—G. W. Smiveun druggist, Wickliffo, I Tenching the & ors. The Douglas County Teachors' Insutute 1s moviug on in # very sausfactory manner, Thototal enrollment is now uboutseventy and recitations began yestord Prof. Batty of the state university will lecture before the toachers noxt Tuesday night, Prof. Carnes, the elocutionist, wiil £1v0 Lwo lossons a day in readiug Lo tho en- tire corps of v Mra. Winslow's Sootiing Syrup fo dren teoth the mother obil- ¥ rests the child and comforts 250 & bottie, P Baking Powder: Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard 100 CASES MORE AT THE DEPOT 223 Oases Dry Goods and Shoes Al:eady Received by The Boston £tore OF GLUCK BROS’ NEW YORK STOCK Hundreds More to Follow—Working the Whole Force Day and Night Getting 1t in Shape, it Possible, for saturd As the goods are opened, checked off and examined, we hecome more and astonished at the wonderful bar- we obtained in this stock. In times past wo have sometimes thought that the liinit to the extent ana possibilities of a bargain had been reached by us. But this purchase shows that a new era has arrived And that which was heretofore consid- ered impossible and could not be dono 1l be done with ease and that The sale of tLis stock of DRY GOODS and SHOL! of GLUCK BROS. F'rom 885 Grand street, New York, Will be a most remarkable, wonder- ful, exciting and sensational massing of colossul bargains such s never has been possible by uny manner of circumstance before. In the meantime was are obliged to force out every vestige of our own and all the remaining stock of Stonehill’s summer goods. We wish to impress upon you, as strongly as we know how, that these summer goods may be yours at almost any ridiculously low price you chuose, 80_that it gets out of the house. ‘We absolutely don’t care a eent what it brings. Take it away. All of it. Take your choice, summer silks, China silks, surah silks, any kind of silks. Summer dress goods, summer laces, summer underwedr, summer ho- 8] v, summer corsets. uke it away as quick as you can. At any price, for almost no prico at s0 you get it out of our roud at once. THE BOSTON STORE, The greatest dry goods and shoe sell- ers in the west, N. W. cor. 16th and Douglas 8ts. more all, Farcnara street theater, matinee, **Uncle’s Darling.” in the house, Z5c. e DR Fresh milch cows, steers springers. Dr. Jeffrios,Grace & 17h Sts* WOODBURY'S FAC Wodnesday Any sout For th SKIN. & Tho rosult o troatug by mail for and 145 po Blocd Dise By ko Dirthy At omie o by 42450 . New York h, while but ono in a mill- the dread call ¢ roearthy w OR THE NIGHT 1S COMING, THE NIGHT of despatr and de: 1on I8 prapared f that ona? It not, mands that you adopt promy.t and effective t pravent the appronch of disease, to the malady which now afilicis you isgase form, manner or derres? 1s lifa ry burden by any afliction such ag In any shi rendered a ro is hope, thera s Lelp, there Is speedy for yoil from any or il of PO Ub ity to naryelous able Liethods of thosy DRS. RETTS & BT South 14th St., N. E, Corner 14th and Douglus Sts., Omaha, Neb. Explain the # ) 0F Suak, The coutractor and the arohitact of the mit that soot has found iv way 10 tho mayor's ofice. 'Lioy s is not due o any fuulty construction of the bullding, Last winter when the building was heated by stoves 1o order to allow the employes 1 £0 0u With ths constructiou & slovepipe was Tau into up airshaftwhich passes up Lhroush the ¥ walls, ‘This soot which is com plained of is from the walls of this shaft aud Wil disapposr as soon as the air (ans are put i umd are lu cperation, “Late 10 DO G BARIY ¢ stortan the iomd 19 your Qume in the skiss, fut ourly L Lud aad “Lattle Barly Liser,'tua DULTDAL 0akes Gl lougor and better and Wiser, PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY. No Legal Obstactéae the Proposed Dedicas tion of A@Mional Groand, Everybody is fawtitllar with the work done by the Prospect HEl Cemetery association in reclaiming the grannds and making most beautiful a onoe meglected and almost dosolate place. A year or more ago tho association built & picket fence mmound tho cometery leaving astrip of ground bordering the come- tory and betweons the old and new l?nov line. This strip dottues the old roadway sround the grouads, [t is owned by tho Byron Reed estate: and is wider at the south end them in any other ce. The strip there measures about 4 feet. Tho owners of this strip propose to dedicato it to the cemotery asso- ciation free. This hus raised a protest on the part of property owners neross the streot whoso lots face the south ond of the ceme- tery grounds as origiaally platted. The matter was taken before the city council ana that body asked the city attorney for an opinion. It 1s re- ported today that Gity Attorney Connell is of the opinion that the city has no right to interfere in the mattor; thac there is no legal obstacle to the jcation of the strip to the cemetery association. This will make it possible for this tand to be cut up into burial lots and sold, and under the law the nrocecds mustapoly solely to the maintenance of the grounds. i i Numeet! Nugget! Nueget! 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O Be it resolved by the of Omalia, the Mayor ¢ Thut permanents dew the eity of Omaha us desiznated below, w five duys aficr the publication of this resolu tion, of the personal service thereof, dindnce 18 authorized and required; sidewalks to bo luid to the permanent g . Neb, by or- such as established on on the paved streets spocl- onstructad of stone or fo! fied herein and to be artificinl sto file In the of and under|ts supervision, North side Cuming streot, 1ts city., 8 feet wide. North side of Cuming street, itsf, 6, 8 bik 20444 elty. 10 feet wid North'side of Cuming street, 1t 5, blk 205% city. 10 fect wide. North side of Cuming streot, o14 1ts 6 und 7, 8 blk 20534 oity, 12 feet wide. rih side of Cuming street, 1ts 7 and 8 blk 15 city, 18 foet wid ¥ outl side of Cumin 1t 1 blk 20845 city. i2 feot wide. South side of Cn 21014 city, 12 feet Wl South side of Cuming street, 1t 2, 4, blk 2114, city, 12 feet w 3 South side of Cuming street, 1ts 14 blk 2134 city. 10 fect wide. uth side of Cuming street, It 1415 city, 10 feet wid North side of Canitol avenue, 1ts 3, ¢ 3 eity, 20 fect wide, South shae of 20 foet wide, lust side of 12th street, foet wid Wost s 18 foot wito. West sido of 13th street, 1t 1blk b wide st side of 13th street, It 4, blk fect wide. nd. be it further resolved: of publi street, Ing street, Its 1,3, 4 blk itol avenuce, Its 165 blk 72 eity, 16 of 11th strect, Its 1,8 blk 72 elty, ™ glty, 18 73 ity 18 and Is use in the ab the board publis! e week lots, an olution t the city for owners of such copy struct such sidewalk us herein required. that the bourd of public. works cause the samo to be done, the cost of constru i side- W g rnst the £ 1% DAVIS, Prosident of the Council Attest: JOHN GROVES, ity Clerk. Approved: GEO. P, BEMIY, Mayor. NOTICE To the owners of th real estate deseribed tior You const S[DEWALKS, ots, parts of lots and I the above resolu- oh of you are herevy notified to nt sidewaiks as required by ity council and muyor of whieh the above 15 4 P. W. BIRKHAUSER. Vorks. asd 7t Omaha. N The riginal and Genune BOUPS, ofal, K from 8 MEDIOAL GEN- GRAVIES, TLEMAN at Mad- ras to his brother FiSH, st WORCESTEP, May, 151 HOT & COLD “Tell LEA & PERRINS' MEATS, that their kauce {8 hixhly osteemed 10 GAME, Tndin, and {9 in my i opinion, the most WELSH- palatablo, a8 soll (H52 0 the most whols- IPAREBITS, Koo pauce that 13 (& wade." o &o. Beware of Imi‘ta,tioni ] gee that you get Loa & Perring' IS inst A el P e Bignature on every bottio of Origi JOIN DUNCAN’S BONS, NEW YO Tho MeKin- i ley Rep can Ony pulgn C 15 the lead marchingcup for this ¢ palgn cut shows I s It 18, with tin band a viser. (Amer. and Amerlcan cloth) sold to clubs for Tae each, for ohe or & thousand, 1 dealing dircot with the manufucturer, the wholesuler's und retuiler's prices sre wvalded, All orders should be audressed to the PRO TECPION CAP MANUFACTURING COM- PANY, 100 Greon Streot, New York Uity, or ©. M. 'COPP, Omuhu, Nébraska, Seud in or ders us early ws possible. DRUNKENNESS fean tin whather the pa foatialin and & Co Kuhn & 0o, Gth\ Cumning 5ia Wi and Rickurdson Deus / Y1 sy, hichost wglish Dismund 1= na. YHOVAL PILLS O rigluicl wid 4 10 = w1 St aor CF | e Ui foiet, tEares) 5 ADV. AND WE 9 WILLSEND YOU A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE 20X25 FOR FRAMING, © MARSHALL CHEMICAL® MANUFACTURING © KANSAS CITY M2 PTG T T G 6 O T ( (U 0T 31X (ONTU R (= TG T G| QeeTr Ty rogisi entarr 'STEPHEN COLLEGE 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 Diarrheea, Chronic Liver Trouble, Diabetes, Disordered Stomuch, Dizzitess, Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Eczema, Flatulence, Female Complaints, Foul Breath, Headache, Heartburn, Hives, Jaundice, Kidney Complaints, Liver Troubles, Loss of Appetite, Mental Depression, Nausea, Nettle Rash, Painful Digestion, Pim- ples, Rushwof Blood to the Head, Sallow Com- plexion, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Scrofula, Sick Headache, Skin Diseases, Sour Stome 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 to over-eating are benefited by taking one tabule after each meal. A continued use of the Ripans Tabules is the surest cure for obstinate constipation. They contain nothing that can be injurious to the most delicate. Price: One gross $2, sample bottle 15 cents. For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail postage paid. Address THE RIPANS CHEMICAL COMPANY, New York. VOBV DAV AAIVYDVVVVVR-AABDAADAA 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. DrDOWNS @ eminont speclulist fn nervous, chromic, private, blood, skin and unnary discnsos. A rorwlar and A KrAaUALS i medeine, As dIpIomAs ind Certiflates Ahow. 18 UL treating with the grantost siccess . 108 manhoo , seminal v hi Josses, \mpotoncy, syphilis. stricturo, gone 1, spermutoreh T Partios unblo mall of xp! Consul it for 1083 of viLal Jic ine or Instruments so| Ono personal interview of Life) sent free. £ y_private. Hoox (3 10 13 m. Send stawp Lo repiz. the higher wnu Laberal Education of oung womei, Specintios: Music, Art, cution, Vhysical Training. Steam heat,' Cold And liot water, bath rooma, ete., on each’ floc Ath Scasion begine Sept. sth, 1863, For: ogus address ARCUIBALD A. JONES, I'rest. MISSOURI. R YOUNG LADIES, Superior ea for educating Young ladies. Course of etudy thor- L ATt departments highest order: toachors of the heut American o large and beantiful grounds; new buildings, rooms woll by gns. Opens September 7th. For catalogue ens Hev, T. W. BARRETT, OLUMBIA, HO, FO 0 Liberty, Mo. ta e e buitdiy hed. cemiaa RUOUY furh 1 by Tncaules A faculty. Must 1592, Bead ol ses [ ; iy Ofice Bours V. m. 10V p. o ) E. ¥ BULL, EDUCATIONAL. NEW YORK MILITARY ACADE C LW adulterated paints would have no sale did they not it, 1.5, A, M. Cornwall, ",“'2 s ot | afford dealers a larger remace | Profit than VILLE ewy reparatory, Collegiate, Music and Fino Art FV Ty Sentt for 111st rafid catalogue (D). A. M., Fiin. Jackeonville, 1L uear. Strictly HOLLINS INSTITUTE Pure White Lead The man who best guards his own interests is never per- suaded to buy paint that is said to be “just as good,” or ‘“better,” than Strictly Pure BOTETOUIT SPIRINGS, VA. ndicn. Opsns Sopt. 14, 1602, Bith ven fihers, Preparatory. ol RIS i dupae in Aiisite My Situated i v Writs for il WENTWORTH Clasmcal, Literary. Scientific Courass of study fantr Oldens Militnry #eh Major 8. SELLERS, BROWNEL Semi Bi Rev Fall IFor ( Youe Ladies and Children Conducted b [oX White Lead. The following brands are standard, manufac- tured by the “Old Dutch” process, and always strictly pure: “SOUTHERN"” « “RED SEAL” “COLLIER” Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. The National Lead Co. man- ufacture a line of colors to color strictly pure White Lead any shade wanted. They are put up in small packages; one pound being sufficient to tint twenty-five pounds of Lead, By using these colors and strictly pure White Lead you know that you have pure paint, which you can not know when buying “mixed” or “prepared’ paints. For sale by the best dealers in 1 aints. If you are going to paint, it will pay you te MILITARY © o ® ACADEMY Tn. Arilliery ArillC At AotiaL. Cavalry ot i Jia. Cutalogie: y ML.A., Lexington, Me, HALL, Omaha, y and nary for Young Ladies. Nebraska. shop Worthington, Visitor. Robert Doherty,S. T Term B-gins Wednezdayz, Sept. 14¢h. Catalozue and pavticulars, apply to . D. Rector the rector. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR the Slsters of Morcy. IREELY CO., NEB, CONNOR. This Bourdi 01 19 situated n short dis | send to us fof & book containing informution tance from Groely Conter, & flourishing town | that may save you many & daliar; it with i B & M road, Viho Gonvent s it | only cont you's postal'card 10 do a0, doltahntil wite wmons (e O'Connor hiils, The / usuil F ) beanchos: pusic, 1'in- NATIONAL LEAD CO. str ul courso of literatuer » For MOTHER S Bl 145 St. Louis Branch, Clark Avenue and Tenth Street, 150 & your (10 wonths), The school will open the I St. Loui - furt 1lars addross, is, Mo, i SRIOK CONVEN I OF MERCY 164k anc Oistellar St ONMAUA, NE#, e r—— —_— Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies astic Stagkings gy v FOR - o . o XA PR ul(,.l:’(JhLE:ll"(;ulB Varicose Veins 3 preparution of Swellings, all | W. 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