Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 17, 1892, Page 8

APPEALED 10 THE COURTS | Moze Tronble in the Hall Range and Stove | Company. MOCKETT AND CLARK SUED BY THE HALLS They Think They Were Damaged to the Amount of Twenty-Five Thou lars by the Conduct of Former tners. |Special to Tue suit was Lixcovy, Neb,, Sept. 10, Bre|—A seusational dum comwmenced the district court in this county this moraing. H. J. and C. E. Hail have sued J. H. Mockett aud Willlam Clark for §25,000 dumages. The suit ar out ot the recent embarrassment of the Hall Range and Stove company, it wuich all four of the partios were lutorggled. Mossts. Movkoett d Clark applied to the court for tho ap- pointuent of a recaiver on the grounds thav the Hall brothers were extravagant in b munagemont of the works. Tho receiver was appointed and the works subseguently soid. The Hall brothers now sue Mockets and Clavk for damages, Thele petition alleges among other things that Mockett de- stroyed the Oredit and reputavion of the Messrs. Hull by frequentiy assorting that the pluintiffs nad stolen funds from the compuny and that the compuny was insolv- ent; that suck ailogations, together with the proceedings fn court for a re - und the allegatiogs coutainea therein, were wil- fully and maliciously made with the intent injure their reputation; that Mockett, with that ob in view, publicly stated that “the Halls uve sneaks and inioves. Tuey have stolen our mou Jurchuso properiy and have pu it in th » of their mouhers und wives, und buve stolen from the copart- nership:”’ that such statemeats were lulse and Knowu 1o be false at tue Lime they were made; neuce the suit for damages. Wants Henvy Damag, Jos ph H. Geilding, formerly an employe of the 13, & M. raiirodd, bas commenced o Uit for damages 1u the disirict court iu this county, placing Lhe wmount at $20,000. alleges in nis petidon thut he wus o by thecompany at Plattsmouti sud U 1501, he wus engaged in his of 'switchiug cars; that by ) of the improper manner 10 which a aof lumoor had beeu and recelved injuries tu his { his vody whick in he back, bips and other p have pe i itated _tim from work of a Ho has u wile and two children to suppory and thinks that ho is en- titled to pecuniary redress from tho com any. % Lt Progress of the Rock Island, Auother long train of supplies for the new i 1 this ety Lo Jeusen arrived ol this worning.” Sixteen carloads apers and tools are collceted at Horton, ., and orders © sentout from hore his moruing for four ¢Jrs to be shipped to Junsen, two to DeWill via Beat.ice, two to Cortland and tho rest to this city, Fifteen buandred men are at work in L tor county alone, and an_ equally lurge for 1t be employed ull alouz the now line. Work is expected to commence on the new passcuger depot at the corner of Twentieth nud O streets within o fow duys. It will bo one of the largest if not the larg:st passen ger depot in the stu 10,000 :quare fect of uilt entirely of and pressed With u tow tive feet avove the top of the Hattie Judge Lansing decided this rtin, the youug ludy referred to in 1 this morning, must €0 to Geneva for u period of two years. Toe trial was conunued from yesterday afternoon until this morning, and whon the case was called again the court room was crowded with a gaug of meu and boys which Lad gathered expectancy of hearing some salacious testimony in regard to Hattie’s character, They were disuppointed. A number of wit- nesses were called to prove that the girl had been in the hubit of receiving company of young men at unscasonable hours of the evening and thut she nad lost several posi- tions on chat-account. On the otker hand lled witnesses 1o prove that she had borne a good reputation. She and mother joined 1ssue upon the question of age, her mother iusisting thatshe was but 16 ana the girl elaiming all the time that sho was 18. Judge Lansing finally decidod 10 give the girl’s mother the benetiv of tbe doubt and so Hattie goes to Geneva. Lincoln in Briel, Hon. Johu Fitzgerald roturned fromj his summer visit to lreland at noon tod arrived ut New York on board the ( New York and was detained at quarantine but o o vlorado red sandstone 1L will bo 210 feet long. o alrondy in atteva Western Novmal collego this week. tan who reached ned dis- aud ance ut the no opened in this ci 1 as found at o last night ina drunke srous condition A large nuraber of Grand Army vetoraus left for Washingion ou this afternoon’s trains, F. W. Taylor,a Lincoln gentiemun who has been detatned forso long u time on board the steamsbip 2 telographed his fends in this city this afternoon s follows : Will bo home Monday « mo with & baud aud uesdily, Meet SOMETHING MAY DROP. tehmer, special agent of the lnwmmu Commerco commission, who has worked up all the cases against shippers and railroud meu tried for alicged violation of the interstate comuiel as arrived in Omabu again, 1 y M. Kretchmer is au amiable young man whom it is o pleasure to meet, but when iv comes to a discussion of his mission o is rather ingefinite 1o bis explanations, He flits about the country as aimlessly il his some- 0 be beheved, aud his rearous for bobbing up v aay par ticular locality ave singularly inadequate. Mr. Kretohiner says this visit to Omahn has 1o sigoificauce, | He went to St. Joseph 10 meer Commissioner MeDill aud could not find a pluce to sieep. He started out looking for a bed, and he kept on going unl: morn fng, when te landed in O.uaha, But if Mr, Krotchuer 15 an unsatistzctory subject for reportorial atteution lis business requices hat be confide in otbers, and the secrosy of his mission 1s uot always maintained as dark aud untaihiomuble as he would bave it. Ou arriving in this city he at ovce sought tho presence of A, G. Safford of W, ton, attorney for the luterstate commission. Afier gentleman he 1q Attoruey Buker, but this hiad no siguinicance, und these calls were merely of & social uature, It 1s learned on the sule, bowe the cases ngaiost certain Omaba railvoad oficiuls for alleged mauipulation of rates will come up Ci States all beforo the federal graud jury ut Kansus City | at the comiug term. Ln explaiuing the roason for the transfer from Owaba a federal of- ficlal wade tho statoment that the jury which was 10 bave taken up the cases in this city Iust winter bud four riilroad attoraeys on Ho intimated that that jury had been Sixed,” und the transfer 10 Kunsus City was 1o prevent the selection of u jury pre- disposed to favor the railroad oMcia Manual Trainl Prof. J. E. Wigman of tho munuul traio. ing school is endeavoring to create u greater {uterest in the merits of bis depnrimont of public sohool fustruction. He thiuks that it parents would consider the practicul benefits of manual training they would require thetr boy- 10 tako less of vocal music, punsy , Greek or Latin, and more of wan- bing. The improved faciliies for fmparting f truotion in this useful branch aro such that practical results aro withio the IIII Il‘ THE BOSTON STORE'S BIG DA Lapham's Celebrated Shoe Stook From Under Palmer Houss in Chicago. ON SALE TODAY Consisting of the Finest dies’ and Children's Shoes M tured In Ameriea—Sold Sherifr to vou the wonderful se shoes will ent the following to Before giving prices at which ti we wish to pry your earnest notic Thers is hardly a single has ev lear person who visited Chicago that did not abovt Lapham’s mer Houso Lapham’s shoes are today the best, inest, most perfect fitting and durable that monoy and artistic shoemaking can put together, Lapham failed. His stocic was sold by the same as any other and ‘I'he Boston Store bought it. The way we bought this magnifeent 1ot of sloas enables us to offer you such tremendous bargains that no matter sther shoe stores can offer you the infinite difference, the great disparit the immenscly better bargains vhat The Boston Store gives you leaves no doubt in your mind th YOU MUST BUY SHOES TODAY AT THE BOSTON STORE. Here are somo of the igures: Infants’ 750 red gont shoes, 350, Child’s high cut nch gilt kid and russet «h m's price $1.50, our the shoriff just bankrupt stock in bright grain, with or spring heel, 8 'to 11, 69c. The same from 12 to 2, 79¢ o pair. Ladies’ gold embroide sandals, Lapham’s | ish vice $1.50, s of ludies’ oxford ties, toc slippers and one steap sindals, all hand turns, in almost every style thers is, (none worth loss than $1.50 and from his entire lot v pair. Take your choice. LAPHAM's BUTTON Lapham’s 1.50 dongola shoes, 8o, > Lapham's $2.00 dongola shoes, 99c. fina dongoln button s that Lapham sold for 83,00 go ut v‘b ) Al the fine hand-turn dongola shoes made by Brooks Bros. for Lapham, and which he sold at $4.50, go tomorrow at \H the imported French kid and don- Lllll shoes, in hand-welts and hand- 'ns, which Liapham sold for $5.00, 10, $7.00 and 8,00, go at $3.00, 50, $4.00 and $4.50 a pair. These come in A, B, ¢, D, E, and F widths, in opera, common sense and all style toes und combination heel $2.50, LAPHAM'S ME Lapham’s %300 me calf shoes, $1 SHOES. ible sole Lpham’s $7.00 mers shoes in calf and patent leather, $1.00 a pair, Open antil 10 o’clock Saturday mgbt. 'th BOSTON STORE, N. W. 16th and Douglus. ol S Reul estate. Burgains only. \h word is good. . G. Albright. [ BOSTON be sold | 3 N. Y. Life bldg. cse, Wisconsin full cream cheese, Sc 10¢, Hotzel’s price, 12 Jersey full eream 1e. Sw and cheese, 12ic and s cheese, k checse, 1: mburger, 12ic. IN BUI'TER WE THE VERY BEST QL braskn dairies and cr Count ind 17 Creamery, 19¢ and 2ic. Dodge Sepurator creamery, 28 . This is the finest butter mad. The Bee and Mammotn grocery stock HANDLE ONLY JALITIES of Ne- neri Persons & Berry's New Addition. #10.00 cash payments upon lots in Person’s & Be Jlew addition to South Omaha aud § month thereafter until fully p e L The Fidelity Trust company has re ice to 1702 Farnam, south- Bee building ke L e L TRAIN TO WASHINGTON, Via the “Great Rock Island Route," Abe Lincoln post of Council Bluffs,the guard of honor 1o the department cot; mander and the Towa Si und, will leave Council Blufls on train Saturday, Septembor 17 p.m. The train will run id throuzh to Washington, stopping at all the princi- pal points in foww to take on old com- eades and their feiends. - Very low huve been made tickets on sulc v to return il 13 to 20, gmul 10. The Rock Is'und rans four rh express trains daily to Chicago, making close connec- tions with all lines east. For rates, route, sleeping car accommodations apply to Chas. Kennedy, G. N. W, P, A, 1602 Farnam street. - Wishington and Ret Via the Chieago, Rock Isiand & I 3 r'y. Lickets for this occision will ba on sale September 13-20, good to re- wrn otil October 10, The tock Lelund’ runs four daily express trains to Chicago, making closs connections with all lines eust. Kemember the numoer, 1602 Parnam street, and also that you secure safety, sveed and comfort when ticketed via the at Rock Isiand For rates, routes, s.eeping cur utions, ete., address Kexxel N.W. P, A, Lueky Friday Hud a1 S1. Louis, Mo, Sept. 16,—Bud Bluut, the aesperado who was to bave been Langed Lowest Rates t CliAs | toduy at Piueville, has had his soatenco com- muted to life imprisonment, reach of the average pup! 'he professor is very anxious Lo increase number of upils. He can baudle 100 very reaally tuis . DeWitv's 2anses Lhe vival, 1620} . Used in Millions of Home sars the S D*PRICE'S OMAH A STORE Great Grand Advance fa'e of Ladied Jackets and Cloaks Begizs Today. A 81500 FUR TRIMMED JACKET $6.50 To Rush the Season We Offer 100 All Wool Full Shawl Astrachan Fur ARE LI n ATER YR $15.00. NELY 1 POSITIV BE DURING THE TOMORROW s Ladies’ and misse onen, bound and lap seam tans, black or blue, eithor melton cloth, with pearl buttons, ex double brensted, jackets, in beaver or Ladies’ and misses’ beavor jackets, S4-inch, in tans and browns with imita- tion mink trimmed collurs and facings, 6,50 Ladies’ black beaver trimmed jackets, n!l sizos, $2.50. Ladies’ all wool black beaver reefe full shawl collar, 4 handsomo L\sl\-mng ornaments, $1.50, worth $9,00. Ludies’ jackets of dingonal trimmed in black opossum, lined, $9.00. Ladies’ top coats, extra long, in plain and novelty cloth, black und colors,satin lined, at $12.50, v value . 00, Ladies’ navy blue reefer, halfl silk lined, fu\l st \\l uuowuu\uullm, for Sat- cheviot half silk A *1‘(10 we will give you most ex- traordinary values in fully 20 different new styles in ladies ckots in plain or‘trimmed sill lined all 34 inches loag. ing sold for $25,0 Plush juckets, satin 0 Suturd va long plush reefor jackets, sh fur collar, cither in astra rimmer or opossum, richly lined, go at 4 lined, all sizes, full an, “Ladies’ “Walker plush’ olml\qg anteed for their wea v satin lined, 50. ut $15. 00, sold for 1s0n. in black or and children’s heen size or ke most Don’t fail equaled in nm in quality. remarkable prices on the to lool them A DEPOSI ANY.GAR- Additional pl\munhm your conven- ience. By paying a deposit we will lay aside any garinent you may select. You can thus take advant go of this ad- vance sale. THIE BOSTON STORIE. N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. Underwear and Farnish day. One case of gents’ fine ' British 4 hose, come in black, modes, tans and browns, at 124¢ per paiv, worth jonts” cotton 4 hose, mod only 17¢ per pair. 3 pair for 50e, 8¢ per pai 100 dozen gents’ fine white linen hand ‘:)y-*rchiclfl‘ initials, only 15¢ eich, worth 25¢. ngs Spe es and tans, worth Our entire stock of gents’ summer un- derwear to be ciosed out at less than cost. All our 50¢ cloged out at 100 dozen e ail the new s 100 dozen gents’ : 124 \ir, worth Gents® i styles only Neg c e ch. igee shirts to be ply linon collars in liuun cuffs, only s, thisseason’s ozant oo ls hair 4 hose, only 19¢, worth 2 Gents’ white merino underwe: t. prarl buttc , worth 75c. se ladies’ jersey rib! ml pants, natural gray, only .he; and ribbed tai ed vests 50e, worth ln children’s underwear we carry the largest and cheapest line west of 2o, Special prices will be made on this line tomorrow. Best quality of ice wool 21e per box One thousana pounds of German kait- ting yarn, only 19¢ per skein. Children’s cotton hose, fast black, Sc, , and 25¢ per pair; splendid ’ shirt waists reduced orsets reduced to 75e corsets roduced to ; Don’t forget the sule of Wool underwear, commencing mMOrrow. children’s 10- BROS. The Fidelity Trast moved its oflice to 174 east corner Bee buildin, company has re- 2 Parnain, south For the casion the Wabash will sell, Sept. 13th to 20th, round trip tickets to Washington and Baitimore,at less than half fare,with choice of routes; passing down the boautiful Shenandonh crossitg the mountains of Vie- ,;uu.\h\ i} n\uth within sight of many famous” baitletields. You have privi- iege of stopping at St, Louls to visit the i nosition and fair; also, view the magnificent street illuminations and parade of Veiled Prophets, which will surpass in grandeur allefforts of former For rates, tickots, le-p'u" car \Inlmuluuulw and hntlml - W Eastern Ratos, Greatly reduced rates to Washington, D. C. and veturn via “The Northwest- ern Line, :pt. 13 to 20th, inclusive, good returning until Oct, 10th, Choice of routes east of Chicago, liberal stop-over priv 5. cur berths can be obtained throu Washington, Call early at ci office for fuil information, 1401 stre Remarkably L with Farnam R R Rircine Al Agent, Spectacles um'um!ul) fitted; refractive xenjination free. Tudor Optical Co,, corner Farnam and Jth, Baking Powder: DAILY BEE:t SATURDAY JACKELS | BOSTON STORE GLOVE SALE 8t Louis Lo Rogal Glove Stook Must All Bo: fold Today. GREAT KID GLOVE BARGAINS Must Be Closed at: Once, No Mattor What Vilne—Bought at a Bare 1t Goes at & Big Suo- rifice, ing circumstinces wo are forced to close out this desirable stock of kid gloves at w moment's noti Our own direct fall importations of P& P oglov vendy here and cannot bo placed on sale until the pros- ent stock is out of the way. Wo have never allowed o bankrupt stock of Kind to interfore with our nor will we now, no mat- ter what the rule will cost us. Wo therefor make tho following prices, which will undoubtedly cloan out the wholo Royal stock of gloves by nightf Royal § \n regular lines. 1.00 and $1.50 gloves, 89¢ By this we mean to close outall the small lots of gloves in the whole Royal stock. “There are some of all some undressed and_mousquetairo, from 5% 1o 7 These 0 o pair in St. Louis; closo shades, some dressed, kid, hook, button and of every size soid up to $1 out pric We will close out at 49c all the fine tan mousquetaire, black kid and Biarritz shopping gloves which sold from $1.25 ;n $2.00 in St. Louis. All sizes, to close At black air of kid gloves and fine un- mousquetaire which the at This price in- ite gloves. $2.50 M ek and un- ed kid gloves will be cleared out at today Tomorrow winds up the chanco stock of over 1,060 paivs of I,u derby; dogskin, mocha and ¢ at $1.55 a pair, these sold for up to 5a pair. At we close 275 black, T5e we will sacrifice every and tan Im).\l s anda Royul's in St. the last of the tan, mode and L undress=d mousquetaive gloves, No gloves fitted today xtra salespoople on hand, iiting, no matter how big the rush will be. Ro No wi BOSTON STORE, N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. Summer Disorders Drink SOTERIAN Ginger Ale. “BETTER ——— ¢ THAN THE IMPORTED.” In purity of quality, delic: sy of flavor and richness Bouguer 1t "has” ho- equals Bottied Only at Excelsior Springs, Missouri Agl Umalla, Neb. ASK FOR IT. Richardson Drug Co., Tutt's Hair Dye Gray hatr or whiskers changed ton glossy i Plack by usin this Dye. 1t on receipt k Place, No Yo “HIGH FIVE” N ] /\ N/ The name bestowed vpon a certaln pnpulll’ game of cards, 18 a tame, uninteresting affair, N/ compared with the imporiance attached to the safo, epeedy, scientific aud permauent cure of the ‘above-named diseases, ag performed by those wonderfully skillful and justly celebrated Kings of Specialists, Drs. BETTs & BETTS Who, 1o the treatment and cure of such dolicate maladies as Syphilis, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Hydrocele, Varicocele, Female Weakness, Piles, Fistula, Rectal Ulcers, Sexual Diseases. 4ud all kindred 1118, have po equals in America. B nldJ 4 :unll for handsomely lllustrated 120« Dis. Berrs & Berrs Consu'tation free. Call upon or address with stamo, cuth 14th S5t., N F. Curocrl4th and Douglus Sts., Ouwiaha, Nel EPTEMBER TAKE WARNING! NEGLECT OT T IIF DANGER, An Objeot I.asson Iaufln by Indlans. Let the Way Fe Sxmlvh Safe GNALS OF the \d the Remedy If you are ailing net fooling *just r dull feeling,” bad variable appetite, the joints and' mu ind other signs of impending sicknoss, why not do as the Indian does—drive such symptoms out of the system by the judicious use of their vegetable romed, varning. That pain in your shou der may de- velop into rheumatism, and a month's scikness deprive you of the income of your toil, That furry tongue denotes your liver is out of order, and typhoid fever would easily take root in your system. What could you do then? Think of your business, your and your famil Seck safety ‘as you would fly cholera or smalipok. Ydu are in danger if you neglect these warnings. They may vass off but the chunces are against you, and oven then the poison in only latent in your systen, Do not, however, put your trust in the numerous so-called saparillas’ with which the marfet is flooded. Sarsaparilia bark s not a metlelns, 1t 1s a flavor ing, nothing more. Th @®tlon of many of, theso decoctlons comes from mineral polse taln, such as morcury, arsento, stryehine, 10dide of potasium, and the like, and. any druggist Wil toll you, I£ he tolls you truly, that this 18 so. Kickapoo [ndlan Suzva and other Kickapoo 1 not exactly sick, but wht," have o drowsy, taste in the mouth, sional pains in home from fleld and forest, nature’s own vo growth of roots, barks and herbs, and of o froo from all polsons wi the Indlans Know! g lal upon thel burn of co in prepa noo Indian 8 )m roots, barl urin doliur por turlos of expor wa. mado by tho Tn- rbs of their own i of any i six botties Distriicing ,\ ents, 521 Huven, Conn. DEFORMITY BRAGES ElasticStockings, Trusses, Crutches, EBatteries, WaterBotl/: Syringes, Atomizers, Medical Supplies. ALOE & PENFOLD), 114 S, 15th St, NexttoPostoftics VINENTAL LOTHING 10 ’SE Buy a Wilcox Derby and you will never have Self con- Nothing made. $3.50 THIE BROADIAY- any other. forming. better Price A obby yo in full, g men’s hat stiff and flexible, THE CONTINENTAL~ Price for Saturday: $1L.2S ul $L.75 Buy the best whi'e you are about it, Couinental UEotiliilg House. Tod ay=--tomorrow=--till Saturday night we have arranged to hold one of our old time suit sales--when we sale thresa each all -- at place on hundred dred suits of in will styles of suits, two style -~ six hun- the popular price of a ten dollar note--that are made of better goods trimmed and them--than were ever are better made--better have in for finer linings sold before less than fifteen dollars. These Suits are All Woal. They are made of one of the best heavy cassimeres manufac United States. >tured in the whole They were cut by t:ulor‘s instead of by steam. The coats aré line with an extra quality of Farmer saun and the vest back is of the same sleeve ial--while the mater- linings and the vest linings are of fancy Gilbert silesia. The two front rows of our large Doug- las street window, show you how these suits look and its an easy matter to step inside the store feol and see how they We will gudt‘lntefi that you can get more good hard we ar out of one of these suits thah you ever got for a ten dollav bill before in all your life. We will 200 made of floor, Jlined with sizes 84 to also offer on second FALL OVERCOATS stylish good twilled lining, 42, tan Melton, At $4.50 They’re the sev T()N IGE 1'1‘. Matinee Saturday, AT TEE WAL AT PLAY, NIW Y ORK. BOYD'S NEW THEATER. o only SUNDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, Davis and Keozh's Lollicking. Rattllng, Rip-Roar- ing Musical Far THE HUSTLER TUNED U THE EN s Mills, Mamlte son, Annlo Black, rey Redily, John Ker Theater TNIGHTS, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPT. 19 AND 20. A M. Patmer's New York Stock Company, Under tho Direction of Mr. A1} Thowas' Prose 1o ard. Sinie Eustace, Miss Emily S o Visluire, Misy Favorlte Players | POPULAR Farnam St, Thaater PRICES, Ope Week, Sunday Matinee, Sept. I8 STUART AND BOCK Grand Speciacular Profuction of Uncle Tom’s Cabin. With @ caric enleinm chanical sur Wed e atur WNDE’L\‘U SRV EE 151h and Capltol Avenue, Wee’s of September 12 DRAMA-FOGGS FIEIRY. 2500 po i 8313 po . Speciaity 1540 T35 Do CONTINUOUS SHOWS. Prices 1he, e, e, CURIO BALL FREE THE EVANS, The Hot Springs of America, Hol Springs und mo finy wnd Finest Resort Qi Ma Wre euring i largor per i the U. 3. For_rat orim ation, nddrens, ot Springs, South Dakots QUAIL BRAND HEALTH FOODS Parched Rolled Oats, Unequallel Corn Gritz, Sold only fu 2} pound packagzes Velvet Meal, For mufins and ot bathis, Flavor. goma. THE BEST 18 CHEAPEST Sold by all First=Class Girosars, W | iy l'rul AT en dollar sort. THE SPEC!ALIST. \tinentot all formant ¢ nd all disorlory ') manhood. weilit o I8 un-l-h-mlluunulymu experience. His ros prictically unlimite mendod by the press, endorsod T the stronzest torms by thi people for falr trouts ment and honost professionul iy oSt powerfu o lios known te modorn sclonce for the succesiful troatment of the followin: disoase GONORRHO EA—Tmediato rollof. A con. piete ure without tho 1053 Of an HOUF's s rom ) GLEET-One of tho most_comploto an 1 auo- cessful trontments for gieet and ail annoy ng d schirzes yot known (0 tho me leal profos slon, The rasuits urotri.y wondorul STRICTURE—Gro test known ron the tre ment of stri Withoit p tinz.ord atins. A mc SYPHILIS—No treat biood disoaso has ev 0 nor had stron i s, In tho lighb of mudern souse 5 positively curib o and evory tracs of the poison entirely . nervouss nd all woaknos itoliof nd aidity, despon lency youth of wanhoul, A SES OF THE K'DNEYS, and all wn, blon 1, liver, skin, scossfully with for the di= . i blisdder, ‘are troutod su crontest known romedios for circul rs. ) and FParnam St., Omaha, N JRAC Porpatue 1020 ooy 1Tl exrad. D2 I GFLTHENS. Labanss 7 Unlike the Duich Process No Alkalies —OR— Otlwr Chemicals c are used in the preparation of which is absolutely pure and soluble, Ithas morethar threctines the strength of a 1mixed tarch, Arrow Bugar, and is far more eco- nomical, costing leas than one cent a cup,—=—_ Tt is delicious, nonrishing, and EASILY & DIGESTED, 801 by Grocors everywhere. W.BAKER & C0., Dorchester, Mass, or EDUCATIONAL. SEMINARY, TWigher ana A TioN of s Yoo T Walton, At the Proaidout, Losiug STERAN BCHOOL colluglate, wniteralty uate i muu o8 Tor'y goud i M&S L WIS 1 (VP fror “irol Biva T Ans: 18th Edition—Postpald 1or 26 o8, (OF Staimps) THE HUMAN HAIR, Liroy, aud the ed, DN AT T DA LONG & ©O,, 1018 Arch stroot. I'hiladelphia, Pa, Cyeryone sbould read (hls Lttle book. —At Ledwus = /