Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 27, 1892, Page 8

OMAHA DAILY BEE::! *ATUI{I)AY CLOSED UP BY CREDITORS Hetz:l's Grocery Venturss Prove too Big a Load to Carry. TWO STORES IN THE SHERIFF'S HANDS One of the Brothers Bought the Other Out and the Creditors Became Sus- plcious—Racing to Secure Attachments, There was alively hustle of Omaha jobbers Thursday night and the result was the clos- ing yesterday morning of the grocery stores that have been run by L. G. Hetzel and Het- zel Brothers, incluting the Mammnoth gro- cery, recently opened at the old Stonehill stand near tho corner of Sixteenth and Douglas streets and the store at the corner of Twenty-fourth and Cuming streets. The firat intimstion of difticulty was given Thursday night. when Dun & Co. informed their subscribers that L. G. Hetzel had given a bill of sale of tho Cuming street stock to P. C. Rude of Perry, Ia., who had in tura sold the stock to . J. Hotzel. Tho jobbers took tho clew promptly and at once began a ekirmish to scours their claims. Pax- ton & Gallagher and McCord, Brady & Co. nooled issues ana got District Clerk Moores out of bed at 4 o'clock yesterd morning and socured the necessary papers. The Citizen’s bank at Twonty -fourth and Cuming had 4 man out at the sume time hunting for L. G. Hetzel to get auother chattel morteage to secure an overdraft of BI85, He socured this aud an attachment on the stock was fssued yest:rany morning, the creditor atieging that the sale of the stock to Hetzel was fraudulent aad for tho purpose of defrauding the creditors. Tho claims filed so far against the Hrm are Moyer & . M. Steclo & Co Kireihbnom & Sons II witCo.. Allen Bros.. Total..... Tho mammoth store was openod on August 11 and did simply an enormous business from the start, Goods were sold at_astonishingly low prices and the place was crowdea from morning till night. L. G. Hetzel was the nominal owner. He placed a stock in the store at tno start of £5,000 and bought largely from nearly every aeaier in the city. Most of the goods were purchased on thirty days time and none of tho bills wera really due when the suits were commenced. This action was caused by the transfer of the Cuming street stock Thursiay. Hetzel could not be found yesteraay. having secured the goods from L, G. Hetzei in a trade. He says that L. G. Hotzel will probably meet all his obiigations, and would not have had any trouble at all if some of his creditors bad not become alarmea without reason and commenced suit for bills that wero not due. The sherifl’s deputies were kept yesterduy afternoon attending to the wants of the Hetzel ereditors, It was alloged that & quantity of the stock had been carted away ted Thursday night, und Deputy ctailed to invest * He residence at Tyyenty-fifth avenue, and also the of his father-in-law, but did not find a trace of the wissing £oods. L. G. Hetzel could not b2 found last even- Ing. It was stated at his vesidence that ho bad not been there during the day and all knowledge of bis whereabouts was denied. ; v il ST ‘When weak, weary and worn out, Hood's Sarsuparillu is just the medicine to ' restore your strength and give you a good appetite. ) HORSE WHIPPED HER. busy A Wronged Girl Assaults th of He 3 Mrs. Jobn O’Connor, 6) years old, dressed In clothes which recall the photographs of our grandmothers, weut into the polics court yesterday morninz asking for a warrant for the arrest of a girl who had horse whipped ber. Thore were red welts across her wrinkled face left by the whip. Sbe is the wife of a saloonkeeper at Tenth and Dodge stroots, The wielder of the whip is Nellie Con- noly, who lives at Tenth and Davenport and Who has a child of whom John O'Connor ad- mits that he is the father. The girl hus been asking O'Connor for moncy and he agreed to look after the support of “the child 1f she weuld turn it over to bim. It was fin agreed to take 1t out to the Sisters at teenth and Castellur and yesterday he ana bis wife drove out therc in their buggy to make arrangements for the child’s admission iuto the iostitution. Miss Conuoly. was there waiting for thom and when they alighted from their buggy she called O'Con- 10r 10 one side to speak 1o Lim. “Don't say & word to the dirty thing, Jobany,” broke out the old ludy, and the girl snatched the whip from the I.luH._y null ruck ber three or four blows g the 1 before the busbana could inter !um Aged Mothor 15e A Travellng 1 with Diar- rhoea, Iama traveling man and have been af- flicted with what is called chronic diarrhoen for somo ten year Last fall L was in west- ern Pennsylvania, and accidontally was in- troduced to Chamberiain’s Colic; Cholera and Diarrhea remedy. I ventured to make vial and wonderfully relieved. 1 would like now to introduce it among my fricuds, H. M. Lowis, 24, Freeman street, Cleveland, O. o not yet re- porting as wanting to anticipate in Labor day parade, Soptember 5, in Omaha, South Omaha and Council Biuffs, whother receiy- Ing a formal lnvitation or not, are reauncsted to communicate with the secretary of tho Central Labor union, Box 570, Omats, on or veloro Sunday next. 28th inst., at 10 &, m., »s program will be made up then, Atbletic sports, consisting of tug of war coutest aud other events, will be announced with prizes next week. 'All tug-of-war moen are requested to address tue secretary of the Central Labor uzion, Box, 70, Omaliu. After tho purade a'vicnic will be vivon av Syndicate parl, admission fre ory body fuvited. Musicul concort, dancing, speak- ing. Labor day sbeech of thirty miuut also speech on *Homo Tndus tloman selected by Munufacturers and Cou- sumers association of Omuhi. Best of oraer will be preserved, and gombling devices or money allowed. Committees and assistant marshals ure re- queatod to meet Labor day committeo ut 10 ®. W, noxt Sunda e City ball, Tur- teeuth and Doug tia, no gumes of ochance for ToLEno, Lows, April 6, 1801, Dr. J. B, Moore, Doar & My wifo has used about six bottles of your Trea of Life and thinks that sho has received greator beu, efit from it than uny medicine sho has ever tuken, Yours traly, . H. BUPKIN, Gew'l Agont.and ‘reas. West Collego. Since recelving the above testimonial, 1 am fnreceipt of & letter und chock from tho Rtev. L.H Butkin of Toledo, Iowa, April 25, to send Rey. J. W, Kenworthy, Crostlius, Kan sus, 51x bottles of Moora's I'veo of Life. or sule by all druggists. - Robbed His Ewployer, J. W, Braghner, a well dvessed, bright looking youug feilow, was flued $25 and costs in police coutt yesterday for stealing # from Mrs, C. M. Williams of 610 South ‘Thirteenth street. e had been in the cm- loy of Mrs. Willlams and so learned the f‘ tion of the money drawer. A colored gl in the house heard the click of the drawer and ran out and captured the thuief, el “Late to bed and. eariy 1o rise will shorten tho road 1@ your home in the skies. But eurly to bed mnd “Lattle karly Riser''tve -gm that wakas Ule longer aad betler aul | THE BOSTON STORE Everything in the Entire *Gluck Stoock Op2nad and 0a fals Tolay. MOST WONDERFUL BARGAINS PRODUCED The Purchase of Gluck's Stock Was a Freak of I ne and a Streak of Luck as Singutar as It Is Great. LADIES' $1.00 CORSETS 200, Dr. Hoffman’s $1.00 health corsets, 20c. Dr. Warner” rsots, 80c. H. & 8. 81.20 corsets fol Thompson's glove fitting corsets, 69c. The C. B. a la spirite, imported French form $1.50, corsets GYe, regular price ) BLACK CORSETS, 95C. stoek were about 500 finest quality fast black French sateon corsets m nll ||||- leading brands, wnich sold in at $2.50 apiece. They go to- day at ¢ $7.50 CORSETS FOR $1.98. Choice of all the French corsets in the ality of sill and satins, made in sroams and whites, which sold in v York up to $7.50, go today at 98, LADIES’ HOSE 5C A PAIR. 0dd lots, over 500 pairs thav sold at 1:,‘- o at be Ladies’ se New York price 2 Ladies nnpm\cd full regular mado hose, th ¢ bost brand of fast black goods, 163c a pair. All the fine import 50c und 75e, in fancies go at 25¢ a pair. Your choice of ail the $1.00 and $1.50 plain and fancy 1 hose for 50c. 50C PURE SILK CHLIFFON LACES, 19C. Gluck Bros. entire stock of the finest high grade imported pure silk hand embroidered real chiffon laces, in every shade and color, that sold up to 50¢, goes at 19¢ a yard today. Gluck Bros. entive line of finest point d’Irlande laces that sold for $1.00 go at 250 o yare Gluck’s black pure silk cha mloss (usv. black hose, 10¢, ed hose that sold at and fast blacks, illy laces go at 10c, 19¢, worth up to 7 Gluck’s entire line of finest cream chantilly laces go today at lde, 19¢ and 2 orth up to S0e. $1.50 SILK CHIFFON HANDKER- CHLEFS Tn this stock were about 100 dozen fancy silkc embroidercd chiffon ha sold in New York for They go on sale tomor- one in lhu lm e row at 2 SEV I.A\ H S 12 \\Q'u bmwln rm the coming T holi de. The, mply handsome. Embroid- ered, wn thread, hemstitched, large scallops, in fact all tha very latest and imported to sell at 50¢ and Tule your choice tomorrow at 12 Open until 10 toright. THE BOSTON STORE, W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. e Omaha Can Mfg Co. - Fresh milech cows, steers and heife springers. Dr. Jeffries, Graco & 7th Sts, campaign torches - Spectacles accurately fitted: refractive examination free. Tudor Optical Co., corner arnam and 14th. Let's Swap, Gilt-edged wild lands at$5.00 to $10.00 peracro in state of Nebraska, whose crops lust year aggregated $100,000,000. Good lots in the city of Omaha. whose popula- tion inereased from 50,000 in 1880 to 150,- 000 in )0, is good stull to hold, don’t vou think? As we are long on this class of prop- erty and short on cush, drop in. During several years successful expe- rience in the 1 estate business I haxe estublished a reputation for handling nothing but bargain W W. G. ALBRIGHT, 521, 522 New York Life building. -— It Adds to Yo When you go enst,if you take the 1'-uu~\luumshmnLunuqhum(,lm ngo. Fast through trains over these lines run to all principal es in the east and aflord every facility for a pieasant trip, The equipment represents the standard for Amer Address Luce, 248 Clark street, Chicago. A Model Fou ing Hospltal, The biggest baby farm 1n the world is the oneat Moscow. [t costs £00,000 a year to run it and bas an annual erop of 14,000 babies. It ulso has a branch farm at St. Petersburg, which turns out & yourly harvest of 8,000 more, and since its foundation has receivea within its walls upwerds of 2,000,000 babjes. Seo “Carp's’ letter 1u Sunday’s Bee. A Recommend: « r Hitnols. Wiaiseroy, I, Apnl 11, 1801,—I would sy that I can’ rocommend Chamber- lain’s Romedies as a number oue set of family medicines such as every homa should be provided with. You can rely upon their being 0s near what they are recommeuded as any modicine sold in this part of the country. specially would 1 recommend Chamber- lain’s Cholie, Cholera and Diarrhaa Romedy as having no equal for eholera morbus, colio ordiarrheea, Huving used theso modiciney mosalf and soid them for several voars, I kuow their vuluo and have po hesitancy 1n recommending thom, —Levi B, DELL. escolng the Clty Hall, ann who h the contract for frescoing thy ity bhall council chambor has nine men at work upon the job. These o putting up the scaffolding and get- dy for the puinters. Lebman says that by next Tuesduy night ho will have the cauvas and one coat of paint on the ceiling and sides of tho room. The scaffold will be supported by twenty uprights distributsd about the room. It will bo covered with canvas in such a manner thut the work of frescoug will not interfere with the use of the room by the council, - Hot Politicul Campatgn, fv 18 cluimed so strongly by each party that the comng presidential election means victory, thut 1t would appear that strenuous oxertions will be wade in tue struggle. t.eaders of | sidering whe will do well to correspond with (1, Son & Co., who are one of the luj i the coun ry in buuners, flags, regala, otc, al politicat clubs who are con- © to purchase campaign goods I, Foster Sweden a Tk Ber will publish ou Sunday a letter rom the pen of Councilmaa Jobn Steel, who ccently returned frem an exteusive tour throieh Sweden, iu which will be found ¢cly luteresting dotaily regard- THE BOSTON STORE. luck Bros', Entire Stock of Fine Yarns Go on fale Today. LARGEST YARN DZPT, ON GRAND STREET 2 Cases Ladies' Early Fall Underwear, 3 Cases Men's Medium Weight Under- wear and All Men's Summer Ua= . derwear Closed Out Today. We shall sell at 3¢ a skein all k‘nd» of yarns, Germantown, Starlight, Saxony, \Ihl!lhl! Worsted, Fairy Floss, fact, v kind of yarnat 8¢ a skein. Think of it, aquarter of a pound of fine yarn for Se. All colors, worth up to IMPORTED ZEPHYRS 8iC AN OZ. Gluek’s entire stock, single, split and double zephyrs, in every known shade, at 84c an ounce, Imported knitting yarn, in the finest grades, go at 19¢ a skein, or 75¢ a pound. Through the fortunate purchase of this immense stock we have the finest variety and largest stock of yarnsin Onuhi. LADIES’ FALL UNDERWEAR, 19C. 1 assorted case of ladies’ natural gray and balbriggan jorsey riobed underwear, sneck and l()ngslc'-\us, at 19¢,worth in 1 case of very fine grade imported bal- briggan ladies’ undewear, long sleove and embroidered neck 85¢, worth §1.00. - MEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR, 25C. An immense lot of men’s very fino white merino underwear, just the thing for early fall wear, 25¢. MEN'S DOLLAR UNDERWEAR 35C. 500 dozen mer amel’s hair, natural gray, Tuxedo stripes, Vicuna, English browns and numerous other styles of men’s underwenr that sold in New York for $1.00 go today at 85c. 8,000 odd lols of gonts’ fine underwear, ze, merino, French and w0 and lisle thread un- shirts and drawers, go at 124c, 25¢, 89¢ and 4Se. Lverything at about a quarter of its real value. GLUCK’S CHENILLE CURTAINS. Animmense line of single portiere cur- tains at 98¢ each sold in New York at $3.98 a pair All the finest odd chenille curtains in this stock, worth up to $8.50 a pair, go at $1.98 apieco. All the chenilla cu in_pairs in the stock that sold in New York for up t089.00, will bo sold at $.98 a_poir tomorrow. Come early 's bound to be a rush for the: 5. THE BOSTON STORE, N. W. cor. 16th and Douglas. S o Hayden's Buatte o e Department, Jountry butter 14¢ and 16¢. 20¢ uml Separator nery 24c Remembe sell uulv the pure pro- ducts of Nobraska dairies and creamer- ies at our hutter department. Cheese department. The very finest young America full cream checse 124c. Wisconsin full eream 10c. Eustern process full cr 1de. Imported Sw cheese 12¢c and am 12ic and Brick s 15c and 17ic. 4 tickets at half fave for the round trip with privilege of stopover to all points in Kansas, N ado, Utah, Wyoming. no and Mon- ana. Ticket office 1602 Farnam street. Charles Kennedy, general northwestern passenger ngent. e Russian Bab; 5 It may not be generally kuowo, but never- theless it is & fact that Russia has the larg- est foundling asyluin, or baby farm, on the faco of the earth. In his delightful lerter from Mosgow, which will appear in Tue Suxpay Ber, Frank G. Cavpenter says he saw upwards of 1,000 babies veing fed at one time by as many fotter mothers in daylight, under tho brightest of skles, e LI on going trip sbraska, Colo- broud aved His C s Life, A. N. Dilferbough, York, Neb., says: “The other day I came home and found my little boy down with cholera morbus, my wife scared, not knowing what todo, I went straight way and got a 25-cent botlle of Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and gave it according to_directions, You never saw such a change in a child. His limbs and body were cold, 1 rubbed his limbs and body with my hands, and after 1 had given him the second dose Le went to sleop, and, as wy wife says, ‘from a death- Dbed he was up plaving in three bours. 1t saved mo & doctor bill of ubout £3, and what is better, it saved my child. 1 can mend it with & clear conscience.” - Scientific Bab, While Russia is 'way behiua us in most things it is certaioly abead of us in one and thatisin its methods of incubation of in- fants. Frank G. Carpenter, who is now in Moscow, gives a detailed accoun* of how Iussian babies are scientifically 1ncuvated, Don’t fail to read his recom- in next Sunday’s BEE, letter. —— DeWitt's Sarsaparilia is renanle, “Notices of five lines or less wider tits I.Tui. Aty cents; each widitipnal line t-n cents. (/\KI'I NTER shiter A LRI A son to Mr. nud Mra. 3. H. Harels, 855 South 2d street on Auzust 6 |.urun.-,wm ot Henry Hamann, rs, Fuoeral from residence. Korin Vifcoenth streot, L2 D, i, to Korest Lawn. invited. D PRICES Baki (@flé?gw:fleg Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard TERRIBLE - ITGHING i erylhl-g }Im Mnn'hl. Three Weeks mot a Sear or l'lmyle. Cuared by Cuticura. ‘When my baby was hree monthi 014 his cheoks and forenead began wrbroak out with white pimplos on red sur In mifew days ftehing commenced, whivh wis te 3 ter he would rub It, matter would " gowo ' troiy - the iints, Tn o short tme It road over the top of his houd. thon scabs soon formed on head and faoo. Wo nsed evorything wo CO! of for nenrly 1t grow wo of ths TICURA REMEDIES 1n the Chicazo | Wezkly. ' Wo ¢ timo thero wus not a oF plmple. 0L 6von scar, on hoad or face. TTe 1s nineteen Marths 011 now and SIKNS Of tho disense. FLI sc: healthy and o beautiful MEB. 03 My Infant, olghtesn months old, was afilctad with skio eruptions on his hips. Bad sores eame on othor parts. Al remedios failod until I procnred 1 CURA, Cured n sonr and no return of the disonso. M. WALKER, Carsonyille, Ga. Cuticura Resolvent The new bloo | purifier, Internally (to cloanse the blood of alt impurities and poisonous ele ments). and OUTICUIA, the great skin cure, and OUTICUTA . i exquisite skin heautis fier, externnlly (to clear the skin and sealp and restoro o ©), iave cured thousands of cnses where the sheddin ured u quart daily, the skin cracked, bleeding, burn- fac wnd floning almost beyond. endarance. hair lifeless or ail gone, suffering terrible. What other remedies huve made such marvel- ous cures? Soldeverywhere, Price, ¢ REBOLVENT, £1. Proparec ICAT CORPORAT BABYS mum|~xu.|mer'ummuq beautified hy Curtoura Soal Abvsolutely pnro "ACHING SIDES AND BACK, Hip, Kidney, and Uterine Piins and Weaknesses RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the OUTTCURA ANTI-PAIN PLAS- TE, the first and only pain-killing pinst r AUGUST 27, IF YOU EVER SUFFERED FROM Indian Depredation If you are In position 1t advantage 'of the laws re- lating to PENSIONS you have taken upa piece » Public Land. KIRKS The finest limberger cheese 12fc. TAYDEN BRO: Promoters of home industty, 3 Harvest Excursions South via the Wabash ) Line. On August 30, Saptembar 27 and Oc- | [ tober the Wabash will sell round trip tickets at half faro to points in Ala- bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, 1 see, Arkansas, Texas and I[ndinn Te o tory. Bxcursion train _ will i Omaha 4:00 and Ccuncil Blufls m. on above dates. For rates, tickots and descriptive land pampllets call at | mon Wabash office, 1502 Farnam street, or write G. N. CLAYTON, N. W. P. agent, Omaha, Neb. bR E e e Harvest ions West, On August 30, September 27 and Oc- tober 25, the Rock Island will sell MON TARGDAR HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING. For Farmers, Miners and Mechanics. A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKAL! WATER, Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. A Delightful Shampoo, WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water M‘\NHOOD RESTORED. 3 SANATIVO, the ‘Wongtlerful Spenish Remly, is wld with & Wri uarantea ) cure all Netvous Dis- ? Teadache, S Paincas, ot Mg liwod, Nervousness, Las: elfude, cll drains’ and oss G power o ihe erative Organs i Before & After Use, Photograplied finm 1ife, P m..u.n.n Tidiseret fum, or Kimulant ultinintely e B R convenient form 1o carry in tie vest pocket. Trico 8 a pnckiige, or 6 for 83, With cvery & ord written guarantee to cur oy. Rent by mail 0 o mm.n.n in plain envelope. Mlention WADAID GHEMICAL 00, Bratch oM 858 Dearborn Stroat, CHICAGO, TLL., £OR SALE IN OMAHA, NEB., BY Euhi & Go. Co.r f3tn & Douglas S1a, § A Fuller'& Co. Cor- 14th & Dovigias Ve will send you the marvelous ch Preparation CALTHOS and o legal guarantee thay S will Bestore your trength aud Vigor. Use itand pay if satisficd. ddress VON MOHL CO.. ‘Aumerican Agents, Cinclnaatl, Oblo. The checker- board of 1fe is strewn with the debris of many a disastrous move art of mis- players, on the gulde et e | Many are recl- less players, with but litti3 thought and still less care as to the great prizes to be won. Defeat comes in the form of phys- ical afflictions The jlls kna‘n‘l ZRVOUS, mon Gisastrous effects —— Syphilis, Gonor- rhoea, Gleet, Sem- inal ' Wealness, Stric ure, Hydro- Varicocele, Sexual Die- forms of these maladies, Bat these and ai! kindred ills, we peedily cure. Send 4 cent for lllustrated w book of 120 of interest Ccnsunauon e. Call upan, oF bddress With mp, DOCTORS ETTS AND ETTS Plles, Flstula, Rectal Ulgers! Blood and Siein Diseases—these are afew of the e e s uth 140h S5 4 £ Coase 1490 4 Douglas Sts., Owaha, Neb Soul If you have made an invention on which you desire to secure a Patent You should communicate with the Bee " Bureau of Claims The object of this bureau is to givo every person holding a legitimate claim aguinst the government the advantage oa residence in Washington, whethor he live In Texas or Alaska. more than that. Nine-tenths of the population of Waushington would be helpless if asked how to go to work to secure their rights through the depart- ments, THE Beg Bureau of Ciaims gives the vantage, not only of per- al residence, but of thorough famil- y with all the machinery of the government. It offers 1t does Absolute Security. You do not know whother the average Washington claim agent will chea t yo or not, although on general 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. Thoy guarantee this Bureuu, ana their reputation is staked upon the hohesty and ability of its manungement. The bureau employes attorneys who are Expert Specialists for each of its departments, Its Indian depredation cuses are care- ully worked un, with all ths evidence requived by law, and argued before the court of claims in such a manner as to bring out most favorably ull tho essen tial points. Its land cases are handled in strict ac- cordance with the rules of the General Land Office, so that no delays or com- plications ensue in the orderly settle- ment of the cluims, Its patent cases are 8o managel as t insure the utmost possible benelit to the nventor, by giving him the broadest protection his ideas will justify. Its pension cases are disposed of with the least possible delay und expense to the veterans. Don't refrain from consulting the burenu because you are afraid of the cost, Its costs nothing to get information. Ask as many questions as you pleuse, and they will bo answered promptly cheerfully and accurately, without charge. ——THE—— Bee Bureau of Claims Room 220, Bee Build- ing, Omaha, Neb, Don't Get to an idea. to be President of the ood doctor, and there's “‘whol a good presidential timber, Some Is there any reason why we ca anybody ? you learned yet? WRIT< FOR QUESTION BLANKS to stats pacled and sent by mail OF expross. a pair of either hand welt French van shoes, in any of the new fal tipped, in any size good as any shoe you can buy outside of our store for six fifty or seven dollars, In a few ‘‘ve reach eight dollars, we will sell you a genuine Goody: garoo calf (with the grain outside). in every way. We guarantee th under the shoe man's; stitching not to rip; the hanger not to pull out, and our guage antee means new shoes free or your money back if the shoes don’t wear as they should. Our full lines of fall shoes are hera now, from the well known dollar made five fifty French calf. It's ka's” Youth’s shoes, 10 to 2, 8oc. shoes. During July and August we close at 6:30 p. m, Saturdays, INTERNATIONAL DR. W. C. MAXWELL, Prest. Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical Coil 16th and Howard Stresis, FOR THE SUCCESSFUL TE Chronic, Private and Nervous Diseases. Male or femals, by competent physicians who class of diseas oaly to treat, bus guarants THE SANTTARIUM S tho most ¢ anis n it in the entire west. It contains for reguire the coastant attention of 6xp BOARDING will ba fu At ro18311hlo rat s, free, to ar bolicatio 1. Persans u m nanicibions st r coaveaientfor patie, ths Address, INTERN Dr. W. ¢, J)U()l\’l‘l( 'WENTWORT Odost Military School in Mo. We chatlenged all th compelitive drll last scssion and they declined o mect “"mn\ sil ing & D T A ¢ Anurs, of Washington and Te mt i, four of Whom huyo in EDUCATIONAL. AEE_I!_GMI gpus_g_mnv Ay tiloiue, 3. 4, MATENT, s BOARDINC N 5 ) D sCHOo T tuiltiod 6 West 4800 St ati LINOIS OOMSERVATORY postinatruction in all dopart inent of Musical Study, Fine AL, _ t year. Addruss E. F. BULLA w-n..u. A STE‘RAN SGHOOL A Fino. i collegluto, fhy e A {rrcionis BUNK[R HII.L ACADERT o A MILITARY HOME SCH®L. i 8 Unsurpassod e Careful Bociul trainy for Bud c Kehoo! CF Wo: Koo aposals LoF the Furnishing of Stowm Coul for the Use of the City Hull. Sealed bids will be ro elved at the ofiice of the city cowptrolier, Omuhis, Neb., up to 4 p. . August @, 185 for the furnlshing of steunin conl for the use of the Oity Hall, h bidder . The right 15 reserved rn uecopt «ubns). v."uuy or n}l Lids. UEODOIE OLIRN, Coulpiro)lor. A% Dov N Don’t make up your mind that there’s only one man that can make your clothes, or one make of shirt that will fit you, or one doctor that can cure you, or one man that's fit United States. good tailor, more than one good make of shirt, more than one that in order to get a decent pair of shoes they must go to some swell shoe store and pay from szaven to eight dollars. Not that anybody knows of. whole lotof men the “error of their ways” about shoes. Have We sell you for four dollars and fifty cents These shoes we will guarantee to be as -l For two dollars and seventy-five cents, we guarantee the stock perfect; the MILITARY.« > _ Extensive improvements now being University, Va., snys:—'N DEFORMITY BRAGES NEW Wll. 1.\1)(00)!0[!" AND GLASGOW. i et Merried, There's more than one e lot of us” that would make men get it into their heads ) . o~ n't s=ll just as good a shoe as” We've shown a kangaroo, or French cordo- 1 shapes, in any toe, plain or ry katosh” places they even ear welt shos, made of kan- These shoes we guarantee price a dollar and a quarter twenty-five shoe to the hand a good time to try ‘‘Nebras- Boys’ shoes 214 to 5, goc. They'll wear. 10 p. m. ¢ SANITARIUM « oge. New York City. Olass of 1874 Omaha, Nebraska. REATMENT OF ALL havomade a special study of the above aacurein all ca h3 bast equipp the accommo: \tion of patieats who may physicians and nurssa. Writs for book oa dizsazes malls 1515 £ visit us miy hatreitalat hon ficily ooaideaiii. 018 53e301al Laba Medlclne socuraly ATIONAL SANITARIUM, Niaxwoll. Prosident Omaha, Nobraskn story of y,,, caso. ) )\IAL\ ACADEMY. o leading Mi ary Schools in the State to & Tufantry, Artillery and Cavalry Drill, Board, Tuition and Washe ord wy BROWn 'by the s 1 the past four yi Elastic Stockings, Trusses, Crutches, Eatteries, Water Bottles, Syringes, Atomizers, Medical Supplies. ALOE & PENFOLDy 114 S. 15th St, Next to Postolfice PN test and Fluoet et Sfihions inescel ‘I't Worlde Baturd EW YOHR. mn{mlxfl: and NAPLES, ..'.5.‘53.'1‘.‘&:‘.‘:93.‘{5‘.&! 1 it e s EMGLIOH, IRIOH & Excursfon tickets avallabls to w;um by gy l- resque Clyde & North ¢ »v Ireland or u-puuonur u- Orde jonat B r any of our Joos Annunr KOTHERY, ¢