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8 TFIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , AIMUL 19 , 189IJ ,
MCR MEN FOR TWO JOBS
Omaha Blessed with Duplicate Oomrala-
Bionera of Streets and Sowers.
CHARTER DOESN'T ' SUIT THE COUNCIL
Attempt by the Mnyor to I'nt the Now l lll
of KIclitH Into in : > cl Start * n l ouco
of n INnv-U'lll Hold
U OUT.
An effort was made at the council meeting
last night to put into Immediate effect the
provisions of the now city charter which
orovidcs that ono member of the Board of
ublic Works shall bo street commissioner
nd another sewer commissioner , and which
n effect. II not in c cprp s terms legislates
ho present street commissioner , sewer In-
of oftk'c.
inectnr and sldowallt Inspector out
When the charter was passed it was found
that the two members of the Board of Public
WorKs , besides the clrilrman , had suffered
an increase of salary from $1,000 per annum
to $3,000 per annum , with the enlarged duties
af street nnd sewer commissioner. It was
neld by City Attorney Council at the
time that the Hilary provision of the
charter was void under the constitutional
provision which states that thu salary of no
ofllccr shall bo Increased during lib term of
office. This position was found , however ,
to bo incorrect and Douglas county furnished
the case upon which the state supreme court
ruled on the point in question.
Hud iitubllili"d tb Itulc.
Soverel years ago , wiion the late George
Timme was a membcrof the Board of County
Commissioners , the Ir-irlsl ituro passed a law
Increasing the salary of the members of that
body from J per day to .rlWKJ per annum
The county refused , under the constitutional
provision'to pay Mr. Tlmmo the increase , as
ho was in ofllco at the time the law was
passed Ho brought suit in the district
court and Judirr Uoane decided the case in
his favor. The matter was taken to the su-
preni' > court and a decision rendered sustain
ing the decision of .lii-lge Doanc.
The court held that tne constitutional pro
vision applied only to these ofilccrs who e
nlllces were created by the constitution.
The sjllabus of the court was as follows :
1 In tliiMibsi net * of any constitutional pro
hibition or iilllnniitUr um\lslim Using the
tut in of the olllnof iiny olllrcror his compen
sation the legislature niiij rliiiiiBi'Mtrh u-rm or
compensation , mill sm-li rlmnitu of teim or
compensation will apply us well to ihuolllivrs
then In olllco as to lliuso to bo thereafter
elected. , , , . .
a. Where an olllre Is created by the consti
tution the compensation < > f thu ollloer can
neither bo Incu-nsud nor diminished duilnghls
term of ollk-e.
The amended charter was signed by the
governor and became a law on April 8 , and
since that time Major St. A. D. Balcombo
nnd Major John B. Kuray , the two members
of the board affected by the change , have
been entitled to a salary of S'J.OOO per annum
each. Mn.tor Hi mis was of the opinion that
the Increased duties should go with the in
crease of salary and last night he sent the
following communication to the council ;
.Mil Mir Itcmls' Itreomiiioiulutlnn.
To TIII : IIoxoiiAiii.i : TIIK CITY C'or.vrii. OF
Tin : C'ITV < > K OMMIA : lientleinen Under the
recent amendments to section 101 tbu Hoard
of \VoiUslscoinpilsedof the chairman
and two other nuiiiibers to lie Known : is .stieot
roniiiilssliint-r and sewer commissioner. I ho
chairman of the boiiul Is to have ceneial su
pervision of pillule norkt , and the
member known as the htieet coimnis-
hlonur Is to supervise work done upon
the Hiirfnco of streets , and the muinhor known
us the sewer commissioner K to siipiMVlsu all
sewer work and other work under the surface
of the stieets. The ell'ect of this umumlnuMit ,
ns 1 am advised. Is to abolish the olllcos of
street commissioner , slclowalk Inspec
tor and sewer Inspector as berotofoio existing.
Whllo the charter provision as lion
existing does not expressly authorize thu
mayor to designate the olllco each member
Nhallllll until the tlmo of inaklm ; an appoint-
incut In July. It would scorn dcslrahlo and
proper that such designation should bo mtulo
nt once for the tlmi ! Intervening botwcon the
piObcnt and the dulo of appointing a now
member. Unless this Is done , confusion
and uncertainty will n.\lst as to which
member Hhall perform the duties of
street commissioner and which member the
dntlot of sewer commissioner. 1 theiefore. In
the Interest of public survlco , di'slitnato the
olllco each commissioner shall till until the
llrst Tuesday In Inly , 1HU3 , as follows :
1 designate.St. A. 1) . llalcomho , a memhor of
said lloaid of I'ubllc Works , as stieut com
missioner until the llrst Tuesday In July , 1H93 ;
I designate John II. 1'nrny , a membui of said
Hoard of I'ubllc Works , as sewer commlsslonci
until the llrst Tuesday In July , 181)3. )
1'or thu Information of your honorable body
I would further Htato that I am advised I y the
city attorney that under section UM , us
amended , each incmborot the Hoard ot I'ubllc
Work * , other than the chairman , will bo
entitled to receive a salary at the rate of
f'J.OOO pur annum from the datoof the passage
of the amendments. It appeals that the pio-
vlslon of the constitution to the ulTeet that thu
compensation of a public olllcer ciimm * ho In
creased nor diminished dm IIIK the term of hi-
olllco , has been considered by our supiemc
court to apply alone to these olllcors whose
olllcesweio created by the constitution. In
the case of Douglas County vs Tlmmo this was
so c.xprcssjy decided , and It wa-j o\prcssly do-
clarcd that the IcRlslatuio may change tin
term of olllco or compensation , andthatsucli
change or compensation apply as well lo tin
odlcorN then In olllco as to thosii to bo there
after elected or appointed. Itcspcctfiilly sub
mitted , ( j'r.omu : l > , HI.MIH : , Mayor.
Wciiild Not Concur.
There was a row on In an Instant. Mr.
Hascall wanted the communication spread
upon the records and Mr. Munroo wanted it
laid upon the table.
Mr. Wheeler thought the communication
was 111-tlmcd nirl illegal. Ho said that the
charter provided that the nmvor should
designate ono of the members of the board tc
bo street commissioner and ono to bo sewci
commissioner , when ho designated the cnair
man of the board to serve for ono year
further ho claimed that the street commls
Manor had no existence under the charter
but that his olllco was created by ordinance
nnd under the plan proposed by the mayoi
the city \\ould have two street commls
sloncrs.
The city attorney replied that the chartoi
provision woum take preference over tin
ordinance , and that us the now charter was
already in force there would bo confusion it
something \ > as not done along the line pro
posed by the major in his message to tin
council.
Mr Munro demanded that his motion hi
put , and tlio communication went to tin
table by the following vote :
Yeas Back Brunei- Jacobson
- , , , McAn
draws , Saunders , Specht , Thomas am !
Wheeler 10.
Nays -Kdwards , Klsasscr , Hascall , How
oil , I'rince. Steel and Bechcl 7.
Mr. Wheeler made a request that the
members of the Judiciary committee takt
the matter up and report to the council at
the next meeting as to what action if auj
thu council should tulto In the case.
Whatever Is done by the council Majors
Balcombo and Fumy 111 draw their salaries
from Apt II 8 at the rate of f'XKI per nnnun :
whether the council incrcabot their duties
or not.
"The Upper llumt" lit Wnmlnrlitiul.
Halph Cunmilngs and Lisle Leigh , theiicu
leading people of the Uijou stock company ,
are scoring a bltf lilt at Wonderland ami
Hljou tlio.itor this week in Oliver Uuuil
Uyrou's successful play , "The Upper Hand. '
As ,1uck I.r.mar Mr. Cummlngs is at his best
and Miss Leigh puts up an admirable piece
of acting as Maud I-amar , the persecuted
wife of Jack. John U'Ormond , Agnes fuller
W. J. Helton , Jack Hall ami in fact all the
members of the company are worthy of men
tlon for their excellent playing of their re
spectUo parts. "Thu Upper Hand" is a son
Mttlonal melodrama , abounding with comedj
and startling climaxes , especially so tin
lliiulo of the thirdnet , whcro Jack catches : i
toani of infuriated horses which dash madli
down to the footlights. No olio program 1. '
plvcn. but instead excellent specialties nn
introduced by Jack Hall ami William Smytl
of thoi'oiupany and LittloSara , the plicnom
dial child dancer , who Is especially cngagec.
'as a fc.tturoof Ibo program. Krery ludj
visitor receives a handsome llowur basket a :
n souvenir.
For Siilu L'honii.
A dental otllco lit Omaha , Nob. Ad
drebs E12 , Oco otllco.
Curd I'roin S. It. I'lilodilrr.
On Thursday afternoon of this week
vo will place on upeelal sate about . ' 100
Ircss patterns of line novelty wool dress
Kooda. Tlio prices will bo fully 50 per
cent loss than regular , ns wo bought this
ot at an enormous reduction. The goods
ire of suoli excellent textured for the
irlce , we ean safely nay that this will
> o the greatest bargain In dress goods wo
mvo ever offered. A sample line
can bo seen in our west show window.
Wo hold this sale in the afternoon in
mlei' that those of our customers who
mvo only Thursday afternoon to do
their shopping oun take advantage of
.his opportunity to s > eeiiro a good dress
it a moderate figure.
N. H. FALCON Kit.
II.\YIMN :
< ; loil < Department.
Tlio o prices will serve to show you the
wide range of grade- * , but no words can
impress the values on ye i half ho well as
H personal inspection. As the reason
advances wo are desirous of reducing
stock.
C'ltpos , * 2. ! ) ; ) , < : ! . ! ) . ' . , SI.251.7. . " ) , i.'j.OO ,
.V > U. Stl.OO , * < ! . , " > 0 , * 7.00 up to $17.50.
Ladies' spring jackets , $ l.Dj , $2.23 ,
W.II5 , * : i..JO , KI.7J , $1.15W.OO. .
Ladles' ' funev spring jackets , with
rapes , $5.30 , ftJ.UO , $ U30 , $7.50 up to
ai.30. ! )
Ladies' llnnnel suits in blue , tan and
black , $4.50. W.OO , $3.50$11.00 , $0.50$7.75 ,
$3.00 up to $15.00.
Ladies' percale wuist , 'l"ic , 50u , Go ! ,
75e. 87e , ! ) . " > o
Ladies' house wrappers , 03e , 75c , $1.00 ,
$1.25 , $ l.t7 : , $1.50 , $1.67.
Ladies' empire wash suits , $1.0i ; , $1.75 ,
$2.115 , $3.75.
Mluek sateen skirts. 75e , ! )5o ) , $1.00 ,
$1.25 , $1.43 , $1.50 , $1.75 , $2.00 , $2.43 ,
$2.)5. ! )
Infants'cloaks in cream and tan. $1.25 ,
SI.50 , $ l.ii ( ; , $1.75. $2.00 , $2.50 , $2.05i.23 ; ,
$ ; ! .75 , $4.00 up to $8.50.
IIAYDKN BROS.
> JH.S nut 7//i : .i/t.ur.
Changes In the Iieiiliir ( M'rxlco l\ An
nounced Yrst < ril ty.
WASHINGTOND. . C , April 13. [ Special
Telegram to Tim Br.t : . 1 The following army
orders have been issued :
Special order April 10 is so amended as
to authorise Captain James C. Merrill , as
sistant surgeon , to inspect , with a view to
condemnation , such articles of medical and
hospital property in the medical supply de
partment at New York city as may bo sub
mitted to him.
Captain Crosby P. Miller , assistant quar
termaster , will proceed to Fort Mel'herson ,
da. , oa onicial business ,
Tlio extension of leave of absence granted
Second Lieutenant Joseph C. Fox , Thirteenth
infantry , is further extended ten dajs. The
extension of leave granted Second Lieutenant
Arthur W. Chase , Second artillery , is further
extended twenty days.
Captain William T. Husscll , corps of engi
neers , is relieved from his duties as a com
missioner of the District of Columbia , to take
effect when relieved by his successor , and
Captain diaries F. Powell , corps of engi
neers , is detailed as his successor.
Captain John Diddle , corps of engineers ,
now on leave of absence , is relieved from
duty under the orders of Lieutenant Colonel
Henry M. Hobert , corps of engineers at
Nashville. Tenn. . and will proceed immedi
ately to Sioux City , la. , and relieve Captain
Powell of the duties in his charge , and upon
being thus relieved Captain Powell will re
pair to this city for duty as commissioner.
Tlio following named olll.crs will bo re-
1 loved from duly at the United States
Infantry and cavalry school , Fort Leaven-
worth , by the commandant , of the school
after the graduation of the present class of
student olliccrs and will then proceed to Join
their regiments : Lieutenant Colonel Jacob
Kline , Ninth infantry ; Captain William A
Shuiik , Eighth cavalry.
The following named officers are detailed
for duty at the United States infantry and
cavalry school , Fort Lea von worth : Major
Joseph T. Hnskcll , Twenty-fourth infantry ;
First Lieutenant J. F. Hoynolds , First
cavalry : First Lieutenant John F. Morris ,
Twentieth infantry ; First Lieutenant Carl
Heiehmann , Ninth infantry ; First Lieuten
ant William C. Wren , Seventeenth infantry.
Major Haskcll will report in person , ac
cordingly to the commanding olliccrs of the
school on July 1 , and the olllcer named on
August 0 , and will bo relieved from their
present duties in time to enable them to
comply \\ith this order.
First Lieutenant Thomas J. Clay , Tenth
Infantry , will upon completion of the duty
assigned him at Fort Barrancas , Fla. , rejoin
his rciriment in the Department of Arizona.
Cantaln John Me. K. Hyde , assistant quar
termaster , is relieved from duty as a mem
ber of the general court martial convened at
Jefferson barracks , Mo. , Fcbruai'i ! J.
First Lieutenant John A. Johnston , Eighth
cavalry , is detailed as a member of the gen
eral court martial at Jefferson barracks.
Captain Charles K. Kilbourno , signal
corps , will proceed to Baltimore , Mel. , on
olllctal business and after ho shall have car
ried out the special instructions of the chief
signal ollicer will return to his quarters in
this city.
Captain David A. Lyle , ordnance depart
ment , will , during the months of April , May
and Juno , in il'o fifteen visits , , not exceeding
live In oich month , to thoiworks of the Ben
jamin Atha \ : llllngworth company , Newark ,
N. J. , on public business.
Captain James N. Allison , commissary of
subsistence , will bo relieved from temporary
duty in the olllce of the purchasing and depot
commissary of subsistence at Baltimore
April , ' ! 0 and will report in person May 1 to
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Wilson , assistant
commissary general of subsistence , New
York , for duty as assistant in his otllco.
Major Myles Moylan. Tenth cavalry , hav
ing served over thirty years In the army , is
on his own application retired .from active
service and will proceed to his home.
A board of olllcers Is appointed to meet at
the call of tlio president thereof at the pros-
Ullti of San Francisco for the examination of
such onicers as may be ordered before it to
determine their fitness for promotion. De
tail for the boardC o'oncl William M. Gra
ham , Fifth artillery. Captain Louis Breche-
min , assistant surgeon ; Captain Joseph H.
Dorst , Fourth cavalry ; Captain Frank W.
Kdmnnds , First infantry ; Captain Leonard
Wood , assistant surgeon , First Lieutenant
John McClollan , Fifth artillery , recorder.
First Lieutenant Leonard A. Loverlng ,
Fourth infantry , will report in person to
Colonel Crahnm , San Francisco , for ex-
'amlnation as to his Illness for promotion.
Pur Sule nt n lirnln. ! : |
All my carriages , robes , sleighs , har
ness , etc. , including one novelty summer
rig , carries six or eight passengers , ono
full platform spring extension top fam
ily plmoton , new lust November. All in
11 fht-elass order. Must bo sold at once ,
as I am leaving the city. George A.
.loslyn. 2111 Emmett t. , or 511 South
12th street.
Low rates of faro to Houston , Texas ,
and return Tuesday , April 25. For par
ticulars call on en1 iiiUlrcsa Morton E.
Reagan , OOS N. Y. Life.
COMMERCIAL CLUB PROSPECTS
Plans Discussed for the Arrangement of
Their Now Quarters.
WILL INCLUDE ALL CONVENIENCES
All the I.imirlcn of n I'lMt-ClnM Club Will
lie nt tli Commiitiil of the Member *
l > lid Tllrlr 1'rlcnilii Under
thu Arriiiicuiiiiiiiti *
The executive committee of the Cnmmcr-
elal club met last evening at the Hoard of
Trade rooms and discussed matters relating
to the changes of the top Iloor of the Cham
ber of Commerce building for club purposes
W. A. L. Gibbon presided and George II
Payne acted as secretary.
During the afternoon the directors of the
Hoard of Trade had met and appointed a
committee of live , consisting of Joseph A.
Connor , R C. Ayer , C. II. fowler , K. IS.
Urucc and H. V. C.uly to negotiate with a
committee appointed by the club and con
sisting of George II. Payne , A. P. TuUoy and
IJ.ui Farrell , concerning a lease to the club
of the top Itoor and to decide upon the im
provements desired. All the mem
bers of both committees were pres
ent last evening , but owing to the absence
of the architect definite arrangements were
postponed until today. The evening was
passed largely In discussing In a general
way various plans which were suggested.
One drawing had neon submitted and
was carefully scanned. It provided for
a kitchen , cafe , private c.ife , freight
commissioner s room , a business olllce ,
reception room and necessary closets , hall
ways , etc. The kitchen will prob.ibiy be
built out from one ; of the walls , in order to
give good ventilation in summer from the
south and to prevent its odors from entering
the club rooms. The reception room is Klxfll
feet in size and will be In the very northeast
corner , from which an excellent % icw can be
obtained cast and west on Farnam and
north and south on Sixteenth street. No
billl.ird rqom Is provided for , but it is
thought that in the course of a short time
the -slriped I plan of the llfth Iloor will
bo made rectangular to conform with the
plan of the lower floors , in which event more
room will bo secured.
To make these repairs the Hoard of Trade
committee is authorized to expend Jl'i.OOO , a
sum which is conslduted ample. The club is
anxious to begin immediately , and frum.urcs-
cnt indications the work will bo started in
side ot two or three days.
Since Saturday night twenty-live new
members have joined and the list in the
next few days will probably bo augmented
considerably.
Mr. Gibson announced that his business
called him to Now York to bo absent two
wceKs. Ho would leave tomorrow nnd It
would bo necessary to select a chairman pro
tern. The general sentiment seemed to be in
favor of George II. Payne , the "stem
winder , " as Chairman Gibbon called him ,
but Mr. Paine emphatically declined in
favor of some older and more conserva
tive person. Chris Hartman and
Mr. Hrady were also suggested , but de
clined , owing to a pressure of private busi
ness , and A. P. Turkey was chosen.
The committee chosen to Beirut a freight
com nlssionur asked for further time , saying
they desired to proceed cautiously and make
no mistake. The matter was progressing
nicely , hem over.
o
This Is Omaha's day. A few minutes after
4 o'clock this afternoon Ignaco Jan 1'adcr-
ewski will arrive at the Union depot , and n
few minutes after 8 in the evening the great
est pianist of his generation will step on the
Boyd stage and make his first bow to an
Omaha audience ; then ho will sit down at
his Steinway and carry his hearers to deeper
depths , higher heights and Inncrmoro re
cesses of the soul of music than they have
ever imagined the piano capable of guiding
them to. All the world says this , and
awaits Omaha's endorsement of its superla
tive laudation of tnis man's playing.
In his treatment of the usually unrcspon-
sivo instrument of wood and wires P.ulor-
oxvskt Is unique. His touch is peculiarly
original ; His treatment of hackneyed passage
work is so distinctive as to spiritualise the
most mechanical feature in piano playing.
Ho is the most lyrical artist , in the true
sense of the word , of his generation. Ho
draws from the piano a pure , pro
longed volume of tone , which
ho molds sculptorwlso into the
loveliest of images ; for 1'adcrewskl
is one of those artists to whom the Beauti
ful is concrete , a thing to bo felt and heard ,
and all ugliness abhorrent.
P.iderowsui feels deeply and his hearers
feel with him , but his feeling is suave , se
rene ; even his brilliancy is never metallic or
unlovely. The playing , then , of this man is
cargerly listened to , simply because lie
soothes , softens , makes sweet even ad
versity. The great heart in his bosom Is for
humanity. Ah , there Is the word , ho is hu
man ; it is a human being , not a clanking
technical machine , that sits at the piano.
This > is the secret of his sway over the
multitude , not his marvelous facility nor yet
his golden halo.
Few who care to bear tills marvelous
pinnist need miss the pleasure. There may
bo some scats obtainable oven at 8 this even
ing , and a place in the gallery is almost as
good as a parquet stall for enjoyment of
1'aderowskl and his playing. Any seat in
the Boyd is sufficient for Hearing anything ,
nnd the golden-haired genius can bo seen
from any seat.
"Sport McAllister" closes its run at the
Farnam tonight. The usual Wednesday
matinee at a : IJO.
"Tho Upper Hand" is drawing the people
to the Bijou , It continues all week.
Tomorrow night Colored Champion Peter
Jackson will show what histrionic stuff ho
15 made of at the Farnam in "Uncle Tom's
Cabin. " During the evening ho gives an
exhibition of boxing with Joe Choynski.
The mounting of the old play Is well s'poken
of , and the company has had kind things
said ot it in several cities.
HiillilliiK rermltH.
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday by the Inspector of buildings :
Andruw I'liiusun , 33UU Mupli' , addition
t lHoIlhiK $ COO
Joseph llirtn : , 1-110 Williams , addition
tiMhu-llliu ; coo
Mno minor uuimlts 075
r.leven permit ! , , uggipgatln ; ; J1.875
KliiMiiiiiitlsin
Is a symptom of disease of the kidneys. It
will certainly bo relieved by Parks' Sure
Cure. That headache , backache and tired
feeling comes from the same cause. Ask for
Parks' Sure Cure for the liver and kidneys ,
price $1.00. All .druggists.
Wanted at once , 25 paper hangers ;
highest wages paid. Henry Lohmann ,
1518 Douglas Htrcot.
See the celebrated Sohmor piano at
Ford & Charltou Music Co. , 1508 Dodge.
I'npjilcton-l.ritriKMl Wrilillni ; .
The marriage of Miss Mary Popploton ,
daughter of Hon. and Mrs. A. J. Popplcton ,
to Mr Mi ron Leslie Learned , a prominent
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powik-r.-No Ammonia ; No Alum.
Used iu Millious of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
voting nttornoy ofitlita city , vrn solptnnl/cd
nt thohomoof llMllirlilo in Kllraboth I'laco
lust ovimitiK nt 7V30 o'clock. Quito ' X > 0
puests were | irescilLiut the ceremony , Mr.
mid Mrs , Luariicddfcavliig fur the south nt 10
o'clock.
Both tlio method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs it ) taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the tnsto , nnd nets
Esnlly yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
iver nnd Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches nnd foveis nnd cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ifl the
only remedy of its kind over pro
duced , pleasing to the tnsto nnd ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action nnd truly benoficinl in its
elTects , prepared only from the most
healthy nnd ngreenblo substances , ito
many excellent qualities commend it
to all nnd have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for snlo in 60c
nnd 81 bottles by nil leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Io ) not accept nny
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ,
SAN FKANCISCO , CAL.
LtH/ISVIUE. Kr NEW YORK. N.t.
"I have met-with much success in the
use of the LOXDONDERRV
LinilA WATER. As a natural
remedy it is a remarkable one. Of its
efficacy in reducing the amount of uric
acid I am positive , and / shall con
tinue to use and recommend it. In
fact , I was one of the first in Chicago
to use tills water in practice. As a
drinking water for table purposes it has
no superior.o I learn it is extensively
used at the Chicago ami Calumet Clubs ,
and it can be found at the homes of the
clubmen at any time. I can only speak
favorably of it. "
From M. 11. LacUrslten , M. D , LL. D. , F. I ! . S. C. ,
Chicago.
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D E R R Y for sale everywhere. Don't
fail to read our pamphlets.- dealers.
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NASHUA N. II
as D.I'orklns & Co..Sollln ; Agents , 30 Kllliy
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Distributing Agents forOnmlia.
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mention the Jnntrvmmtsi'oi
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FRAY BENTOS
Is n town In rru-imy. South Ainorlcn , on
the rlvur 1'luto. It would not bo celebrated
except th.it it Is where the volubratud
Lisliig Company's
OF SEEF
conies from , mid In the foitllu r.i7in : fields
iirounU It. are ni.i-ed the cuttlovh oh uru
aluu.'hteredI.OJO to 2.001 u iluy to m iko
this famous proiluct , which Is known 'round
thu , world us thu standard fur
, FLAVOR , and PURITY.
MAKES
THE BEST
Photograph
REASONABLE RATES
FOR
The JSest.
JOL'O
Sfroo.
A STRICTLY
ARTICLE.
A MOST DELICIOUS
CHEWING GUM.
A VALUABLE SPECIFIC -
CIFIC TOR LUNG &
THROAT TROUBLES
Have You a Large Neck ?
1 ! so you should wear a low , well curved
collar.Vc nuke a variety ot them , In sizes
lo twentv inches. Asfc ) our furnisher for the
ones : > ho * : > below.
Cluctt Brand 25o.
ntnsk2 , medlu'V
Kentuck , lew.
Coon Brand 20c.
Edgelj , medium ;
Selrna , low ;
Temple , > err ) low ,
Minulacturcrs also of the Celebrated
"Wonarcb" Shirt. ClUCtt , Coon & C
gmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwji
sttiilly at this time of the year , men folk *
lie-in to change their underwear get out
U of thu worn out woolens Into thu spring
kind. Wise fellows buy here where the
usual thirty-live cunt balhriggan underwear -
wear liuely finished , I'rench necks and
so on , are sold fore
o house pretends to match prices with
"Nebraska. " They know better. We
save you fifteen cunts on thu usual lifty
cunt kind sell halbrlggaii shirts or
drawers natural cream tan bronze
everywhere sold for a half at
cuiorali/Jug prices is a favorite pastime s
of ours. Klegant old gold bulhriggan
shirts or drawers , I'rench1 necks , pearl
buttons , silk binding , silk drawer hold
ers , patent gussets not sixty cents here
but
jxccptieMial value that heather mixture Is.
Got fancy I'rench necks and fancy culVs
(830 ( -got pearl buttons and silks trimmings
-got sixty-five cent value for
ealinaco s ) lld goods no frills gotten
"up""to wear at a half dollar. Two
weights of silken finished balbrlggan
seventy-five cent'rs both of 'em , at
here can you match it ? Where ? No-
where. Finest twelve 11i rea d "T h" f r t s"
or drawers , silken finish , I'rench
necks , silk binding , silk stitching ,
pearl buttons. Von can match the
underwear but not the price
jdge of the shirt bound with satin bottom
and neck fancy silk stitched pearl but
tons ; drawers with live-inch waist band-
drawer holders silk stitching pearl but
tons , that's the story of the elegant 11011-
shrinkable mottled underwear , at
Mention is directed to pur finest silken
finished balbriggan shirts and drawers
The shirts have silk-trimmings through
out silk cuffs three inch ribbed bottom
drawers te > match.
A dollar kind at
HAL lisle thread underwear is scarce
-lots of imitation. We've the real
kind imported finely finished fur
nishers get from a dollar lifty to
two dollars for it. We sell either
shirts or drawers for
-O
nATMOND ,
zui :
TT vELICACY. of design and workmanship , are
* uie chief requisites of the 1893 watch no
more cumbersome clocks to carry around but a
light neat chronometer ,
RAYMOND.
rtlTEENTII AND UOL'ntiV * . O MAH.i ,
An entire now
stock , Including
every tiuvo'.ty.
Every concolvublo
now tiling Iu line
Millinery lit prices
euro to plouuo you.
Many orctty things
htlOWll lll.1t Will
iiirprUo you.
MRS. II. II. DAVIKS. I.YM Douelus Street.
> ciu < rl7 III fe lilliHieet.
HAIRGOODS.
GOODS.
Special prices fern few days on all
kiiuls e > f switches ami banns. Prices
lower than ever. Stock iniiht bo
reduced before moving.
Ill South 15th Street ,
Opposite I'ostoHioe.
. . _ _ _ 'Ami ' n'l tin ) trum of
l.VII.MVKAK.SJ5 , > SK.IlKlltl.irV KT' tuut no
tunnmnr tlioni III m"n Ol lUKl.t anl I'KIIMA
SKNTUV ( .LltKI ) . Full srilKMUril onJ tonu
lilvcii to uvorr partodiiu bo < tr 1 will ton I o
curvlr puckoil ) KIIKK lo nririuttarur tbo prescrip
tion that curt-tl mu of ttu'io troublm , AdUroiJ , 1 *
IUITU ; CUKKU , MICH
D
WINES-CALIFORNIA
WINES - THERE'S
WHERE W E EXCEL-
BUY MORE THAN ALL
THE DEALERS IN OMAHA
PUT TOGETHER-SELL
„ MORE OF COURSE-WHY
J -HERE'S A SAMPLE H
REASON.
iMuscatc 25c Quart.
Wlao , Liquor and Cl ir Cj. .
11G-113 S. ICth Su , Onmlix
WE DO VIEWING
ARCHITECTURAL
AND LANDSCAPE
In nil pnrti
of tlieelty ,
Our I'liollltles
for thU cl isi
of work U
unuxcelleJ ,
HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY
Atniiif r
: ni-n.rj-m : : : South iruu stroat.
OR.
McGREW
THC OPECIALI8T.
In nnMiri > nNK > il In the
treatment of all
PRIVATE DISEASES
nnd iillWeakneiiiiry
and Dliorderi of Mufl
18caraoxpcrioQCo.
\Vnlo for cirr-.l..u
and quottlun llet fruo.
14til nnd Fnrnnm SU ,
. NQU.
Are You Going
To the World's Fair ?
If not vote to send vour fuvorlto.
11 yon nro , yoto to nlvo your minister or
your favuritu nchoul toucher , lii-omau ,
policeman or letter cnrrier a a frco trip
to the World's Pair.
11 Costs You
TO YOTK.
With every
y Pwcliase
wo give you a vole which jou run de
posit , for your fitvorito iHim tor , toae her ,
lireman , letter carrier or policeman in n >
box in our store spjcially pr parcel for
tills purtKHo , and at the rlnm "f each
day the votes will bo fount 'tl and n rec
ord icppt which will bo niinuvmcod from
litno to time.
He sure anl get your votes
with every purchase.
Votes given on both change
anil cash purchases.
Yesterday's contest a grand
success , people voting all day
long.
Come and enjoy and join in
the lun ,
To the ono receiving tlio largest
vote a twenty dnjo trip to the
World's Pair , room nnd board at the
Palmer House , rnilrend fnre. ' to C hl-
cafe , and return , $ : t,00 ( ) ncoulont in
surance for thirty day ? , $1 n. day for
car fare nnd admission fco.
S13CONJJ Tlill's
To the ono receiving the second
largest vote ton dnvs Irni to the
World's Knir nnd all expenses paid
the sumo ns in llfbt trip.
It is for the public to decide which
two of tlio live nre to go.
VOTE [ HUH AND OFTEN ,
SPECIAL SALE OP
Gooc/s ,
Hosiery nncl
JJre&s Goods
ALL THIS WEEK.
Our leader In
Ono lot very fine Chnllies in nil th6
latest patterns nnd colorings. They are
worth very uiuc-h more. Try and innlcli
them for loss than 7&c. Our price thlk
woolc
OUR LEADER IN
HOSIERY
DEPARTMENT.
\Vo litivo ono more ease of the luelioi1
fust black scunilesH foul Hloi'ltiiif , ' thut
you cannot inuteli for loss than "Ue , nuel
they nro worth that. See the Bi-ownloi
have them sluted ut
OUR LEADER
\ BOODS
DEPARTMENT.
Wo Imvo one CJIHO of line irl
in dross Htylos , both in cheiclcH and
nlyiils , thut are worth mxl f.\ni > ot btt
inatclipil In iiuiility nnd Bt > lo for leu
tlinii l"jc , our pnco
8c.
Of ludios1 line gnuy.a ribbed jursny veits
mnnufaetiirod from.fine finnbed Kyp {
linn cotton , both in low neck and Bhort
alcoves and low necked nnd bluuvoion ,
Try anil match them for Ho conta1 , our
price for this sulo
25 cents.
First ficouri ! tome of our burguini ,
then easts your \otta , it cost you tioth *
Dry Goods and Carpets.
Sixteenth and Farnam StreoU