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_ _ B TilE OMAhA DATJ..Y . nEE : "QIIDNE8DAY , .TANUAUV 23 , 189i. _ . .
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
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. Hugh t1rphy's ' Dond for Paving of Sherman -
man Avenue Approved After a Oontest ,
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MAYORS ' SANCTION PROMPTlY GVN :
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Jtcport thRt : III'Rt Inspector FrRnk Is I.ohhr-
I . 1111 : AlrRllIst the ChArter to 110 InvesU-
JRtell-.llnek nlld Cab Urlyon Ask
that J.lcenlo reI's 110 Iteducell.
' The Sherman avenue paving controversy
" . % .as walled before the city council last night.
All of the members were In allemlanco upon
the meeting when the bond of hugh Murphy ,
who was \ho \ lo\\'est bidder for repaving the
street with flheet phallum , wall presciite1. '
' The bonll"rnen were J. N. Cornish
ami ( Ororge l. : Barker. After the bond hall
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been realI Mr. Bechel move II that the whole
mailer bo referred to the committee on payIng -
; . lng , curbing and gUlterlng , to be reportetl
upon at the next meeting. This was seconlled
. by Mr. Saunders. Mr. Howell alTered an
amendment that the bond be accepted , and
- , the contract bo approv-I. Mr. flack came to
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the front wIth a second to the amemlment
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and then the oratory comrnenceiL Finally a
vote was reached and the amendment pre-
valled the vote being as follows : Ayes-
Hack , Burkley , Calm , Holmes , Howell , iCon-
Ilnrll , Kment , Lemly , Mercer PrInce and
Thomns-ll.
. ' Those voting In the negative were :
MC6us. Bechel , Gordon , Jacobsen , Jaynes ,
: Saunders , Taylor and President Ellwards-7.
but before the result was nnnounced Mr.
Jacobsen changed his vote and went over
to the majorlt
In the course of the evening the contract
. . was presented to Mayor Bemis , who approved -
proved Il.
- By the adoption of n resolution the Hoard
. of Public Works was directed to open North
- Twenty-third street , from Ames avenue to
Mnmlerson street. The resolution to place
. ' an arc light over the Intersection of Wlrt i
street and Sherman avenue was referred.
Lights wen ordered located at Twent ' .sev-
enth and Lake and at Thirtieth and Lake
streets
. The superlntenllent of the new government
' buIldIng < was given permission 10 place 1\
- new wooden walk about the buIldIng now In
. . Course of construction.
Hack drivers asked that the licenses on
- hack allli cab drivers bo reduced from $10
: to $5 per annum. This went to the committee -
. tee on police , wllh Instructions to report at
the next nfeetlng'
AppraIsers repord $9t351 damages on thia
' proposed opening of Thlrty.flfth avenue , from
Poppleton 10 Woolworth awnue The mat-
ter was referred. On the opsoing of Walnut
street , from Thlrly-thlrd to Thirty-sixth
strcet : opening the alleys betweell Center allli
. Walnut street , alllI other &treels ( In that
vIcinIty appraisers reported ll,41.84 ! ! dam- .
ages.
ages.No
No damages were reported on changing the
: grade of Woolworth aventt from Thlrty-
third to ThIrtY-fourth street ; Thlrly-second ,
, avenue , from Woolworth aVenue to a poInt ,
200 feet south.
. On the mayer's annual message , President
- Edwards appoInted Messrs. Saunders , Jayne )
and Durtlcy ! as the special committee to con-
. shier that portion referring to the Platte
- . river canal. llpn : the subject of water
- works , as referred to by the , mayor . the
president named tessrs. Prince , Bechel ,
: Jacobsen , Kennard , Howell , City Engineer
Hosewater and City Attorney Connell IUJ a
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special commlltee
: Mr. Kt'nnard eITered a resolution providing
for the paving of the Intersection 'of Twen. .
treth and Douglas streets with Colorado sand-
. - siono. This was referred.
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. This Board of Public 'Works was instructed
, to repair the wood pavement on Capitol I
. avenu . Jrom Sixteenth to Seventeenth strets ,
, . the cC8t to bo paid out of the general fund.
Mr. PrInce alTered a resolution , which was
adopted , that. Il. the future When any councilman -
. cilman shollld ' prefer charges against any
cIty official such counchlmaii s1lOuld : be disqualified -
. qualified from sitting on any committee to
conduct an Investigation that might be
ordcred
L Coquelllng with the election booths , the
: council ordered the one now located at
Elghtenth and Davenport streets relocaled
at Seventeenth and D,1VenpOrt streets.
y , It was decided not to Incur the expense of
removIng the : elecUcn booths just at this
. time. All bids were rejected and these and
. the forfeits ordered returned.
. It was reported that Meat Inspector Frank
. . was in Lincoln acting as a lobbyist against t
the charter amendments. In view of tnls
report , a commlltee was Instructed . to InC -
C vestigate. '
One of the election booths was olJered removed -
. . moved 10 Ninth and Harney , there to be used
' as an emergency hcspltal.
. Property owners on TVentflrst , Twenty
second and Twcnty - fourth streets betwcen
St. Mary's avenue and- homey street , pro
tested against being comNlled to lay per
. mlment sldewallcs.
The Omaha Gas Manufacturing company
reported that during the year 1891 , It sold
: . 155,103,789 cubIc feet of ga. ! Of thIs amount
138,683,376 cubic feet were sold to private
. . consumers , the balance to the city ; Dy resolution -
. lotion the matter was referred to the comp-
troller , with Instructions to examine the
books of the company and report the rebate :
- . to whIch the city would bD entitled.
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I In Olll"n Tlnlt's
l'eople overlooked the importance of perma-
nently beneficial effects and were satisfied
with transient actln : but now that It Is generally -
1. erally known that Syrup of pIg will perma-
nt'nlly cure habitual constipation well In.
: formed people will not buy other laxatives ,
'hlch act for 11. time but finally Injure the
, Iystem. _ _ _ . _ _ _
; : , Hayden Dros' . ad Is on page 6.
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Time.
: - To all points In Kansas , Oklahoma , Indian
Territory Texas and \ all poInts In southern
- California. Only one night out to all points
In Texas. The "Texas Llmlled" leaves Omaha
. at fi:15 : a. m. dally except Sunday , landing
passengers at all points In Texas 1:1 : hours In
advance of all other lines Through tourist
- cars via Ft. Worth allli E\ \ Paso to Los An.
geles. For full pnrllclllnrs , maps , folders ,
ctc" , call at or address Hock Island ticket
ofilce 1602 Farnam St.
: CIIAS KENNEDY , G. N. W. P. A.
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, A Now 'l'rnln to - Uhlell'O.
Visitors to the Worhl's fair who traveled
by the Durllngton's "Chicago Special" will
I bo pleased to learn that that lIl'erll'ss traln-
without exception the fastest In thc west- Is
again In vervlco.
Faster-moro comfortable-beller than erer.
Leaves Omahn at 11:50 : : p. 111. dslly.
Beaches Chleaco at 2:30 : the next nfteraon ,
Chair cars and coaches , Omaha to Cblc g ( ) .
Through Pullman sen'lce. All meals served
In dining car.
. Tickets and full Information at the City
ticket office , 132t Farnam street .
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, PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS.
factors Believe \ Their xiterIiiseits \Vllh
\ntl'Tosll I' nrt'at SUt'Ct'SH.
g IIeallh department ofl1clals and Dr. SpaldIng -
Ing are much pleased with the results of
the use of nntl.toxln In n case of dlllhtheria
at 1013 Douglas street. Sunday evening the
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appearance was on the heft side nlone.
Motiday ( evening when the application was
made the IIIJpearanco was alga on the right
ride and bad increased one-third on the
left . Yesterday noon when the case / was
seen the appearance was wholly gone on the
right anti ! half gone on the left side
Altogether the Improvement Is such that
It Is not thought It will be necessary to use
the remedy a second lime , though usually
0 at least three IIIJpllcallons arc required
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Hayden Dros' . ad . lion Iage , 5 .
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Itobbeil ! the Wlltow mid Fatherless
Mrs. Murtha Wilson allli three children ,
In destitute cll'cul11stancell. on theIr way
to Falrmont , Minn. . from Sparta , Mo. . ar-
rl\oed In thlll city lust nlht. ! Mrs. Wilson
Is 11. widow. She iays that IIho will be
taken care of If she uccccdll In reaching
her proposed dt'lilInntlon.'hlle on the
train from SJJprto , Mo. , she boys situ wall
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robbed of her money and arrived In St.
L oul pennlleRlt The authorities In that city
o btained 1 transportation for her to this
city. She waR given to understand that
the Associated Charities ht're'oulrl fur- ,
nlAh her transportation to Falrmont , 1\Ilnn.
She waR taken to the police station antI i
afler\\'nrtl 1:1\'en In charge of the AsOcl- !
Mcii Charities , the members of which will !
e 'ndeavor to send her and her family to
her Crlends.
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lIayden Dros' . nd , Is on page G.
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.4 . 11 U.'Uf.It i.Vrs .
From the literary productions of D'Ennery
who gave to the theater.golng pUblic "Don
Caesar de Bazan , " and countless other trage-
dies , comedies and farces to the amateurish
attempt nt adaptation from the Italian , the
"Student of Salantonca " by Paul Kesler anti
Alexander Salvin I Is a far cr ' . From the
Rollllly substantial meat provided ! by " 1 > on
Caesar" to the mawkish sentiment' which
Mr. Salvlnl offered to his aUlllence last night1
Is I gO strongly In contrast that one wonders
at the jUllgment displayed and marvels much
at the lack of knowledge which so excellent
a player shows In selecting such a character
for Impersonntlon. "The Student of Sala-
Innnca" Is hardly a maslt and Is In no sense
an addition to a repertoire which includes
a Don ) Caesar , a d'Artognan , a Huy hiss ,
and other Immortals of the stage.
The play , which had Its first performance
In Omaha at Bo 'd's last nIght , drew a ,
larger house than on the preceding nIght , a' '
fact accounted for In that. the word "comedy"
was allachell to a new play anti Mr. Salvlnl's
first attempt at dramatization. But so ap.
parent was the nervousness of the people
and AO palpable were the shortcomings , I.ar-
lIcularly In two acts , that the fate of the
play seemed only a question of time. Even
the stage hits some scales of measurement
left , and the pla'rlght who makes plays
as II cook garnishes a ham by sticking cloves
Into It may posses tIm qualities of n 'chef
without attaining to the rank of n chevalier
. Viewed In a calmly critical light "The
Student of Salamnnca" seems to be , a Spanish
ellltion of Zeklal Homespun-wllh , however ,
the advantages afforded ! by a great unl-
verslty.-nIHI In bye with a senorita of royal
descent anti the chief lady In waiting upon
the wife of Philip the Fifth < of Spain 'fhe
bachelor of the university talks modern
English although the scene or the play Is
lalll In li26 In Madrid , It Is , however , In
his overpowering ardor for his Inamorata , In
his guwldshness and In his disposition to
get mixed UIJ with the furniture that the
chIef Interest of the comedy depends , and
Salvlnl assuming the nimble caperlngs of alight
light comelllan Is n composite picture which
aroused the audience somewhat last night.
It must bo apparent already to Mr. Salvlnl
that an attempt to write plays outside their
native atmosphere Is not his forte , which
rather lies In the portrayal of those stressful
characters Inc1udell In his repertoire.
The third act at the play Improves some-
what , while the fourth brings the Inevitable I
conclusion to all comedlrll cast In the romantic - .
mantic lines of "Student of Salamanca. "
hiowover the play was written to give Mr.
Salvlnl's wife Mood Dixon an opportunity to
display her dramatic ability which she does
not find In other plays of her husbanll's
repertoire. As Inex Miss Dixon presented a I
right pretty picture of a Spanish senorita ,
but the prompter was very much In evidence
throughout the performance , marrIng what
wouhl otherwls have been a thoroughly :
acceptable hnlJerSonatlon. Mr. John Lane
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made a most satisfying Inn keeper , but as
for the others , opportunity was what was ;
most needed. , The play was fairly well put
on tram a scenic standpoint.
ThIs evening Mr Alexander Salvlnl will I
close his engagement at the Bart , ! l by giving
his strong personation of Philippe d'Artog-
nan , In Duma romantic play , "The Derby :
Guardsmen. " In all the round of Salvlnl's
repertoire there Is not n character to biI i
found poslesalng : : the vividness and high I
pressure of d'Artognan and Salvlnl's p r-
trayal of It has perhaps never been equaled I
here.
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Corinne and the Kimball Opera Comlque
ccmpany will be nt Dord's for three nIghts ,
commencing Monday. The opera of "Hen-
" has . splendid Investiture
drick HUl1son : a ,
and It will bb presented by 'a company of
sixty , pepple ,
There will be n numb of new specialties
Introduced ; "LIllie Queen Irt'ne " a song
written by Lester nadine and E. H. Packard
at thIs city. Aside from the lact' that
CorInne Is always a favorite , this recognltltm
of an Omaha production will add to local 1
Interest.
The Kimball Opera company this season
aI
111 strong than ever , and Includes Willard
Simms , the famous comedian and other
artists .
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On Thursday evening next. Mr Joseph
Murphy return ! to the Boyd , after an absence -
senco of two years much Improved In henlth
from the rest. Mr. Murphy Is one of the
most popular actors wllo comes to Omaha , as
has been evinced by the crowded houses he
has Invariably played to here. On Thursday
and Friday nlght Mr. Murphy will appear
as Larry Donovan In "Shaun' ' nhue , " and
Saturday afternoon and evening In the romantic I.-
mantic spectacular Irish drama , In four act ! .
enllllrd , "The Dcnagh " The engagement
will close Sunday night wIth the old-time
favorite , "The Kerry 00w. " The Saturday
matinee will be played for the benefit of the
Nebraska drouth sufferers , and will be under
the direction of tile State Relief commls-
slon. The sale ot seals will open this morn-
In i at 9 o'clocl' .
"The Derby 'Inner" closes Its engagement -
ment at the Empire with two performances
today. t The usual ladles' matinee at 2:30 : : , ,
when any seat may bt obtained for 25 cenlE !
"The DerbyVlnner" has met with the deservedly -
servedly cordial reception It merits during
Its i return engagement in this city , and fur-
nlslH.\S an enjoyable and Interesting perfprm-
ance.
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Farce comedy , that very popular but
much abused form of entertainment , which
Is responsible for the change In the tastes of
theater"Goers the p3.lt : : few years , anti which
has rapidly degenerated Into 11. variety entertainment -
tertainment , with : Its specially features IJrD-
flounced , has glvl ) > : ; I to the stage a novelty at
last In one of the brIghtest , funniest and
most entertaining comedies of the farce order
soon for many years on the stage The play ,
which Is a distinct advance In the right di-
rection Is' called "A Green Goods Man , "
and the plot , for It has a plot , and a good
one , too , deals with the green goods and
bunco swindlers For those people who have
read of the green goods game It Is a treat
as It gives 11. complete expose of how the
game Is worked. ' In its slmpllcll lies Its
chief charm , for the swindle Is as easily
turned , and as deftly too , as to seem almost
incredible The company seen In the presentation -
sentation of this itlay which appears at the
Empire for four nights , commencing Sunday .
day matinee January 27 , Is composed of the
beet company of comedians , singers and
dancers ever put together In one compan
Its ranks include such well known plnyers
as Mr. I'aul Dresser , Barry Maxwell , Robert
Vernon , John Parr , lien Dillon , 10. a , Joh-
son and the Mines Nelllo hawthorne , Eiflo
nlnsll1ore , JennIe Saterhee Maude Fenton
Mamlo Selbach and Gertrude Ramlohph
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Shiloh's Cure , the great cough and croup
cure . Is In great drmaiid Pocket size con-
tnlns twenty-fivo doses , only 25 cents.
Children love it . Sold by druggl ts.
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Hayden lIros' . ad Is on page 5.
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DIED
IIANSEN-Anllrl'a Sophie , only daughter : of
Peter C. and Ht'Jlne Hansen nged 12
years , Jun. 21 , 1&:15 : Funeral " from Nor-
weg-Iun 111111 Danleh Lutheran church , 26th
anti hamilton Htll. . 'i'hursday. ut 2 p. 111. ,
Jan. 21. Interrrtelit Prospect 1111I. I'ricnds
invi ted .
JOHNSON- . C , . aged r.7 "CUri' ' . on Janll-
tory 21. Funeral \'cdnestiny January 2:1. :
2 II. m. . at the reshlence of his ' 'Hon.ln-In ,
John HowlII , bOUt atiel R titrcets , South
Omaha.
M'COY-.Jaml'l' , aged :0 : : \ 'enis . of apoplexy. , !
nt St. JOIIPl1h's hospitaL Jnl1\lOr \ 21 , lMI ,
Services / \\'ednl'Sllny morning , January 23 ,
1&:15. : nt 0 o'clock at SI. l'iiionena Ca-
thedral. Interment St. Mary's cemctcry.
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Muslin Underwear at ManuflctufefS' ! ' PrIces
Cloaks and Furs Cost or Less
flISCOFIELD
O.KSCOFIELD
U I CLQAKS.S WIS. FURS.
l'\XTON ULUCH ,
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LAYNG DOWN \ - A PRECEDENT
Supreme Court Settles a Now PoInt In the
Relation of Marriage .
UNFAITHFUL WIfE AND INSAHE hUSBAND
Mr. , Shank , tHvurced ret Suit of liar lbs'
bRnll'e UIRrtlRn anti 111uriedIRln ,
hits No Inherlanco In the
letiite of the Vormar. .
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RED OAK , Ta , Jan. 22.-Speclll.-Last (
Friday the supreme court handed ! down a
decision In part reversing a case appealed
from the dIstrict court of this county and
peentlng a very unusual state of facts.
Moreover , the decision Is arrived at only
upon the merits of the case , there being no
precedent to whIch the court could refer
On January I , 1865. Anthony Shank mar-
tied Miry A. Temple and they lived together
until 1873 , when he became insane and was
sent to the Mount Pleasant hospltnl From
there he was sent to Mercy hospital at Dav-
enport where he died In IS92. In 1873 hIs
wife was appointed his guardian , but- was
removed In 1881 because of mismanagement
and T. H. Alexander was appointed
No children were born to Mr. ali Mrs.
Shank but In 1881 Mrs. Shank gave birth
to an Illegitimate child . In 188t Alexander .
ns guardian , brought suit for divorce for his
ward from' Mrs. Shank The divorce was
granted , and Mrs. Shank accepted $1,012 In
alimony and soon after married Mohler , the
father of her child. After Anthony Shank's
death she began suit against his administrator -
trator for half of the eate and claimed the
divorce was void because the guardian had
nd right to bring such action ali she was
entitled to Inherit as Shank's widow The
case was tried In 1893 before JUdge Towner ,
who decided I the woman's favor.
Defendants appealed and the supreme
court , In an opinIon by Justice Hothrocl" ,
sustains the ruling of the lower court In
finding the divorce preceding Illegal , but
declares that under the circumstances the
woman cannot Inherit as Shanl 's widow ,
since she accepted the alimony In full con-
slderaUon for her claims against his estate ,
and had , further accepted the divorce by
marrying Molder .
In rendering this decision the court says :
"We can discover no reason why Mrs. Mohle
should bo allowed to masquerade In a court
of justice as the wIdow of Anthony Shanlt
and at the same time claim that she was
tIm wife of Mohler for about eight years before -
fore Shank died Doth the law and good
morals forbid I. Having accepted the dl-
vorco as valid In the way she did . she
should be held to be estoppell from main-
taining any claim to any part of the estate
of her former hiusbanil. The conclusion we
have reached In this case on the question of
estoppal Is not directly supported by the
decisions of this court. But It appears to us
In harmony with modern legislation upon
tile relation of husband and wife. "
ASKS THAT TiE Boonr.E 1m TunrH'D
i'hiihidolphiia Briber 8ho\8 Ils Ncr\'o to the
lltzens ot De8 Moines.
DES MOINES , Jan. 22.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-Tho $1,000 paid to tile Saturday Review
( newspaper ) for purchase of its silence on the
gas question , which was exploited In the city
council meeting last night , was today placed I
In the hands oC a committee of live leading I
citizens for final disposition . C. K. Mead ,
agent for a Philadelphia gas company , who
made the deal with the newspaper , appeared I
with an attorney today and demanded the
return of the money on the ground that the
conditions had bon violate.by the newspaper -
per men. He was referred to the commlUt'e
which held the money. I Is probable the
grand jury will make nn Investigation and
criminal proceeding folloW. It Is said other
sensational developments will follow , con-
nectng some of the aldermen who are said
to have been bribed tn connection with the
gas ordinance. I looks like the penitentiary
Is In store for somebody.
Supreme ( 'ourt Decisions
DES MOINES , Jan 22.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-The following supreme court decIsions were
fed today : John IV. Coldren against Ezklel
Clark , appellant Johnson distrIct , modified
and affirmed : Esterly Harvesting company ,
appellant , agaInst Id. E. Demls , Louisa dis-
trict , affirmed ; C.V. . Yancey. against A. M.
Tallock. et ai , appellants , Louisa district ,
affirmed : In the mailer of the estate of George
Hldler , deceased , Esther A. Itidler appellant -
lant , against John W. Rtdler administrator ,
Dubuque district , reversed ; E. D. Thompson
against T. H. Jackson and C. D. Jackson appellants -
pellants , Palo Ale district , reversed : R S.
Findley receiver of the Osceoln bank , against
C , W. Cowles , et aI appellant , Clarke dls-
trl t , aflironed. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Successfnl Iovl" . nt Manchester.
CEDAR RAPIDS , Ia. . Jan 22.-Spechal (
Telegram.-Tomorrow ) time meetings nt Man-
chester conducted for the past two weeks by
Evangelist Williams , will close These meet-
Ings i have been held In the Central opera
house , which has been crowded to Its utmost
capacity at every meeting. There have been
over 400 conversions and over $ ,000 has ben
raised to pay the expenses of the meetings.
Lewis 10)1 Sent to Ute i'eutonltiiry.
CEDAR RAPIDS . Ia , Jan. 22.-Speclal (
Telegram..In ) tile district court at Etherl-
chic today Judge Quartan sentenced H. H.
McCellanl1 to three years and sIx months In
the Anamosa penitentiary for forgery , ali
Charles Wiard to four years for Jai brrlt-
lng , Doth are boys 18 years old.
Charged with l'oisoniimg ler liiiabantl.
FORT DODGE , Ia , . Jan 22.-Speclal (
Telegram.-Mrs. ) Larson , whose paramour Is
In Jai charged with poisonIng her husband ,
was herself arrested last night. Larson will
recover.
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Hayden Dros' . ad Is on page 5.
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U""th of 11ev. H. Ie. l'hrRler.
The cable brings the very saIl news to
Mr. Thomas J. VenueS that his hrother-In.
Inw , Rev. Stanley K. Phrner , while en-
route from Slam to his homo In cnstern
Now York ) , tiled at Slnaporc. ' 'ho marriage
of ! r. lhlnor anti \ ISK mlzl.1 : 'nt Penneil
one of Omaha's beautiful Cimnj . rioters alI
musleluns , Is well recalled ly those who
were present In All Snlnts' church In June ,
1190 . Ater the wedding 11' . /111 MrH.
lhruner left tor a life of missionary work
In Slain . In February , 181 , while on her
way 10 America , 1IrK , Phraner lied at
Chleng 1/1 I.oos , In the northern part of
Such : , tutu the hUKhnnl care on wihout
the woman whose life was one ! sweet Kong.
Litter the yotiimg missionary returned 10 hlH
charge , /\11 now his dellth cOlpletes what
seems a tragedy In that tar away countr ' .
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Confessed tu lurl"ry ,
Omal' Cull Inc Charles Smith , who were
11'l'cstel In thlll city a tow days ngo. and .
who are ' \nted at Stromsburg for robbing
Mercurial Poison
I the result of Ibo ulunl treatment ot blood dhs-
enters. 'the ayu'm Is fuel with ! lercury anti Pot.
silt ritnisatIes-luore to bo dreaded titan the dteaso
-8nd la n .hort while Is Iii utaI Worse concH'
lun Ihul before , . 'J'oo lon common result II
Rheum atl.sn1 for which $ . S. II. tl tbo
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PROPOSALS FOil I'lli NTING.
Sealed 11ropomls w\ be ' eceived ! by the
State Boded oC Printing at the olce of
tile secretary . of state ! on or beton :
o' 'locl , 1' , in. Jitnuary 28. 18. ( for the IJrlnt-
InK anti binding In paper twelve hundred
(1230 ( ) ( OIJI(1 oC the annual report oC the
Slate UlnltlnJ Ioar fur the 'Clr IS91. In
Icenrllnlct "I t h the I spEclfea on fIle
In the hlnklnG ' ileparitnent . lens
Work to lie COII.INelt . and delivered to
the olc of the State UUllklng Board IUI
to exceed thirty (30) ) dayi 1 ( rem the wurt1.
Inl of the coutrisci.
J. A. IJJEn. Secretary of State.
Dated Jauuul' 16 , 1123. ) JUm5'
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n clothing store at.Ulf plaet' will bo taken
back to 8tromsbtirtni1ay . They confessed
to hn\llg done th ) Job. .
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Keep your blood mars anti healthy and you
will not have rhelnt m. hood's Sarapa.
cilia gives the blo6 \taly - and rlchnesl.
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Hayden Iros' . ndJ4sion . . . page G.
Moro ThRI Oloo.tOO l'n . enlon
Have been carrledby " the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southerllralway during the pat
twenty-nve 'ears. Very few were able ) to
flll ( any fatmit . Thin rOt were delighted. One
of them recently Mid : "l'or several ) "car
past I have made from. two to four trips each
month between Chdoago antI Now Yorlt and
am almost always Icc.mpanlel ! ( by from one
to three or four otbl'l. I believe ( as t nm
Informed by your conductors ) that I have
mare more trips between Chicago and New
York than any other one man during the
past few Yl'ars. I have always tra\'eICI over
your road In preference to any other because
by earoful comparison with others t have
found not only . that the road itself Is far
superior . but the bible anll , ) the service are
In every respect the best of any road I have
evtr traveled on The eomtuctors , stewards ,
waiters and porters I have found to be uniformly -
formly cotlrtetius and attentive , nelllng
greatly to the comfort of those who arc
oblIged to travel as much as t am , " Trains
leave Chicago as follows : 8:00 : a. m . 10:30 :
a. m. , 3:26 : p. ii : . , fi:30 : p. 1. , 8:46 : p. mm : . ,
dal ' , and 11:30 : I' , m. . daily except Sunday.
1. P. Humphrey , T. I' . A. , 727 Main street ,
Kansas City , Mo. C. K. Wiber , W. 1. A. .
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ChIcago. _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _
Ieley , Slgtr & Co.'s I.oss Atljnstoal .
Time loss on dress goods In time Ieley.
Stiger & Co. store occasioned , by the fire In
the 'Vare block on Monday night has been
adjusted. The sale of these goods will begin
Thursday morning , the particulars of which
wi b gl'en In this cvenlng's S lice.
UCrmAln 1.ldI 2'lo. 11. . \ . O. U. ' .V.
Special meeting at 7:30 : Wednesday evcn-
big at their hal to mnahce preparations for
funeral of Brother LouIs Scimmltz Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock tram residence , I our-
teenth and PIerce. P. W. Kuehn , Hecordcr.
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l'IIILLiL"S " ! ISI.ANO" E'CUnSIUN
Through Tourist Sleeping Cur to Siti : Fran-
csco 111 I.oslgolt ! .
Via Chicago , Hock Island & Pacific railway , i
leaves Omaha every Friday at 1:10 : p. m. "
via Denver Colorado Springs , Pueblo , Salt
Sai
Lake , Ogdon. Also through tourIst sleeper
to Los Angeles every Wednesday on our
southern route , via Fort Worth and El Paso.
TIckets antI sleeping car reservations can bo
secured at the "Hock Island" ticket ollice . !
For full information call on or address orco. I
CHARLES KENNEDY 1602 Farnam St. , !
G. N. W. P. A.
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The turln/tll Ioulo Chlles Time
A qulcltenlng-a most decided qulcicening-
quickening
In the time to Chicago , St. Louis and Kansas
City Is effected by the Burlington's now
schedule , effective Sunday January 20.
For full Information cal at the City ticket
office , 13U Farnam street , or refer to the
timetable coluln on another pago.
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The State Relief commissIon have established -
lished headquarters at 109 Frenzer block
where all contributions at provisions and
clothing should be sent , Instead of 407 Drown
block , as heretofore All correspondence
should bi addressed to mo at 407 Drown
block. W. N. NASON President.
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Death of Mrs. . . J. I' . 11 ; rcw.
Mrs. Josie D.
Mcgraw , who for two years I
his been matron of the Sohllers' home It
Hot SprIngs , SD. , lelnt 2:45 p.m. yesterday
at the Methodist hospital of this city , afcr
, underoing I very painful surgical opera. .
tion. At heat lrH. pnful ! Kuftel'ed severe oper- I
pain but became unconscious about twelve
hours before able died and passed away In ;
that condition. 1rs , Mcgrew was a Iway hlghl '
esteemll lady In Hot Springs and was the
wife of . J. P. Megrow . the commandant of r
the home.
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Hayden Dros' . nd Is on page 6.
8:00,00 for nn IdoR.
This Is the biggest price ever offered for a
catch line or heading for an ativertimiemonL
hayden lr0 will give a choice of several
Kvo
first class piano worth $300,0 each for the
head line adopted ! end In addition will give
orders on their 1Isio department for $50.00
worth of music for the next five best Ideas ,
according to merll.
To secure an absolutely Impartial 11ed610n
applicants arc requested to sign let number
only anti to mall corresponding number to
The flee office where It will remain until
after the award 19 made . The right Is reserved -
served to use any head line once.
The following are the facts to bt alh-r.
Used : Hayden Bros of Omaha are the only
firm In the worM showing a complete line of
the Instruments manufactured by the five
most renowned plane makers on carth. hayden -
den ! Bros. are not tier up with red tape restric-
tons like regular selling agents but arc free
to make the lowest prices ever heard of.
InYIIl'n Urea. put special strees on the
Steinway ali Vast pianos because they have
a larger line In stock and ! can buy them
cheaper than any other make of equal repu- ,
tation. Do not b misled by any elm claim- ,
lag the solo ogeney. Hayden Bros. have :
them direct from the factory lS wel as ,
Croin the Max Meyer & Bro Co. stock Music !
trade papers are saying pianos cannot bo sol
In a department store but senslblo leolJlo
who do not care to be howlnketl by silly
frills are not so notional antI the brat IJroof
of this I that hayden Bros. sohl more
pianos , organs and musical instruments In
one week titan any five music stores west of
Chicago have saM In sIx montha. The music
trade papers say this innovation will b
watched with unusual Interest and Hayden
ilros. pro pas to Iteep . them gUt'sslng.
hayden Dros' . all. Is on page 6.
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A ' 4civ Trlill to St. Loul. .
Time most attractive feature of the Dur-
Ington route's new tmecard Is the new
Omaha-St. Louis train.
Leaves Omaha at 1:60 : p. m. daily , and
reaches St. Louis at 4:45 : the next afternoon .
Through sleeping car . through dIning car
and a delightful eIght hours' ride along the
west bank of the MisIssippi.
Remember this Is the only train .whleh
has a through sleeper from Omaha to St.
Louis.
Tickets and full Information at the City
ticket office , 1324 Fnrnam street
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Hayden Dros' . all. Is on page 6.
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GOES TO MURPHY.
lie Gets tile Contract for ltepaving ! nor-
DAn . \11 I C.
The Board of Public Worlts held a session
yesterday at which the contract for re-
paving Sherman avenue was awarded to
Hugh : Murphy. There was consIderable
discussIon , time members explaining their positions -
sillons In the premises. This being done ,
time following rewlutlon , offered by Mr. Kas-
par was placed before the board :
"Resolved . That the vote by which the
bid of Hugh Murphy. for the repaving of
Sherman avenue and Sixteenth street , within
street Improvement district No. ' 589 , with
sheet asphallum , receIved on October 19 ,
1894 , was rejected , be rccansidered
"Hesoh'ed , That the bid ot hugh Murphy
for the repaving or that part of Sherman
avenue and Sixteenth street , within street
Improvement district No. fi89 , wIth sheet
aSI > halul , under class C at prInted speclf-
caUons , upon concrete base four and one-
half Inches thick , for $2.07 per square yard ,
received by the board on October 19 , be accepted -
cepted and thO contract , with the proper
bond , h drawn and executed and submitted
to the council at the next meeting. "
The resolution was adopted , Sewer Commissioner -
missioner Dalcombe voting In the affirmatve
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under protest. _ _ _ S _ _ _
1"oUIII I ho 8101t1 Oood
The rooms of William Ryan , who It Is
claimed , bUrlarlzcd thc store ot Ed Sav-
age , 82 North Sixteenth street last Swtur.
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day night were searched yesterday and a
quantity or goods which are supposed to
have been stolen , .were found.
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_ difficult to prove them. We have
hI ! ( I I been telling you day after day that
- . . . OZOMULSION cures Colds , Coughs ,
. . - - Consumption , and all Wasting Dis. .
.t : . eases. We have told you this because -
cause we believe it , and because our
I ( fL " " - ' . friends write us that it does cure. We
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are pleased to accept their statements
as proof of our assertions. Have you equal confidence ? Here are a few
extracts from their letters :
MRS. W. A. BYRD Onkton .
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I I shall be only too happy to write to anyone who may
desire . to learn of my . case , and how the remedy actell. "
MRS. J. D. LYONS Shell Rock , Ia. : -
I Ozomulslon cured me perfectly. I believe It will cure the
worst cases If taken as directed. I shall recommend It for
consumption and all lung troubles. "
MRS. R. B. MOSELEY , Nevada , Mo. :
. I experienced the greatest benefit from the frt bottle ; It
afforded me instant relief. " .
MR. ABRAI NEWKIRK , Goshen , N. Y. :
Ozomulslon has restored me to perfect health , and I
desire all persons suffering from pulmonary complaints to
know It. "
The peculiar feature about Ozomulsion is that it cures. The reason
it does this is plain. I is unlke ; any other preparation of Cod Liver Oi ,
It contains the very essentials that are necessary to life. I first destroys
the cause of disease-the poisonous germs in the blood-and then builds
up the ehausted : system by supplying it with sound , healthy nesh.
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Handsome Iustrated PAmphlet Free. T. A. SLOCUM CO. , 183 Pearl St. , New York
xCO. . .
15th and Douglas Ste' ,
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"A BRIGHT . HOME MAKES A MERRY
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HEART. " JOY TRAVELS ALONG WITH ! !
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S-APOLIO
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all 'Flit. nervous I5amou. ullIetiBOC. Itemedy Weu" M cures mn.y..UIso quIckly , Iflnl'olor. ermenently
Iloadacho , YaIeIulne.s , . . . , .
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10Id"cho W.kcfulnou . Vitality ilgtit1y emll'
5Iitiiuyll ( dreams , Imputeoc , and IIIhl1 . .
.lnll.ovl trounllwpolnOi .ld waitiui5eiI.easos esu.
cuu.
cd by " ' . ' , " Ilulul <
1 ) "Ulblll er''o ur excesse. Iullulnl : no
OpIate , . iianervetoileandbluod ' builder. Slates
Oplllel. Ju lerve t"'clld
the 1310 and many strong anti . pIUI . in.ilycarriedIn
vest pocket. \ per itoat U forba , ilynjall pren"tdwltli
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nwrtWngiiamntce : tocuroor money refunded. Wrlteui ,
, . . tree , uellct honk tea led plaIn wrapperwltt * tctl.
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. . . on , 10.180 ? rI on. bo.hPaY. monl31 and Innlrlnl rOrOrelrO. , No wrnpper."lh . tel
tnn. IlfVr.l ( nltOUifltfl . bout by our l nnll , or.lddru 1ere Heed Co. , & 1uo110 ' 1'011'10 , Ch'eUlo conlula' '
bold II Umuha by Sherman & McConnell , Iuhn & Co and by Ylckers & Merchant , VruCllts
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at nlglt wil ! a
Ol WAlfR BRG. B
. 2-quait , 5 cents ,
3-quartl l cents.
4.quartl , $1 ! oa
RUBBER GOODS OF AI.L KINDS
The Ale & Pcnfold CO" ,
HO l arlln Street ,
TIE LION VHLO Sl'ORE.
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Don't ' Neglect Your gycs
\V. J. Seymour our optician , has been
extremely successful In fitting glasses I
hundreds at time best people In time ellY.
Lnsel Exchanged Free of Clarme.
The Aloe & Penfold Co. ,
ADJNO smEN'I'l I OPTICIANS.
H0 l.'arnam Str et.
OppOSle l'uxlon Holel
TIlE ! lN DRUG flrnE
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Watch Our Feet Grow < 1
Vi-ottt Day to ) : .
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Dear Our feet will grow j
. As our soles have grown , -
Walch I'ngo 8 after thIs.
The l.nll s' - I
n.i1 tIer , tomorrow-
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ nil our lomnrow- skating . - - ' t
0' ni nn .ale ' for . . . . , . . ! . . . . . . . . . $198 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : _
Thl nan's
Oliion tomorrow- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s
' Al lois ot bite anti . lines ' congress ot calf 10Iorrw. . hmoe- , . . . $198 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Th mls. s'
addition lemon ow- _ _ _ _ _ _
A C3 l'nlt . lot ot $ .75
- Tihilci sprIng Beds. . . . . . . . . . . , 9 8 C I
The ehlll' n'
Tel nd4ItlOIi goat tomoreew-ahi titritel iloci.-that , the chl.t'A , 's. ' .
_ _ _ _ _ _ 10. J"AI . & Ilrrll _ . sell .hor-Ihnl n.M nlli $ ,73. 9 8 C ' -,1 :
I 5' 1 5 w.o" The 'ho bargain our .nleI feet grow ! glow grow . 0 f',1 f' , ,
fSI7 ' licox Dmper bought out Fmnk wilcox Co. 1
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RESTORED
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} - . ton of 1 flolol'rt'"eh l'h'Rldnn : , wIll : : ; , : : / ) rl ; l . . L -
, , ' , , , , , \11 quIckly cure 'oij a all nor.
\ \ ' volts or tIiqiese of Ihn ' ' , ' ' QUlcklYI . , I
geltritue
\018 11'1' : ' " Irgalig ' ,
shell
II'/'mu 11 Sll'h mit J.ut ie ,
, Insomlind ' nl181n Ohio Jttc'k , Senihitil JmnlssIi , 11 lhthnoll )
l'itiiltel : , tJnlltti iou In it ) : , . , II.III' , Ntf'uls , ) 'bll' .
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- Constnloo. ] I slOI" 1110. I . by 11) or Iliglit. , I'rei'tttt . 1
lie" of ll'ciiargo , w.lch : . If Iloteitecked , ' . 111t J'r'II" quick' , , ,
{ 1I.lmlt I . . pa ' to
. . , lutt'h.IrII.\ MpPrniatirriitet . nil ,
H".rmnlnrhl
BEFORE AND AFTER nil tIohiorrorif JlloIPle ) ' . abrsllhJ1cTeanoatno1lo.er : : , Cnl ,
AFER kidneys amil tilt ) urinary ergot. 01 J.IH:1JICIlU CSIIOln r,111
CU1rssN1 : : otrlgthons Inll rcotnrt slush wt'nkorgniii , ullwlQrU ea
TOn " , 'ILOOI , eltior.'r. tile 10t , cllell by lolnrn t 01111' nlnrtr per ecnt , .
) 'roitn5 I I In. CU1'l iiit 111a tim oil y knuwn 10 ( nlnrl3 It'r ( cnt IrA trtbl.1 with
. , , . . . CUI'ImN 011 ' rmllly , cure wIthout mum ol' ( rIhitil. 0.00 Il'ntlntiil. .
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ni wrlttengunrantngtvon and money rettlrne'l I sIx l'netu . 1..lmlll
, , I wrllrlln'nnl" lvtn nlllone rrlrlwllll ' t' does hot cube' .
( ,1 1" lce . six l"r $5.tn.lyrnahi. Iellt for mmci : cIrcular and Iestlmonlal. cli' n 1.orllolteuru
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GOODMAN DRUG CO. , 110 Farnamn-at. & LESLIE & LESLIE . Omaha , Ncbrask
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POW DIRCCT FROM THE TANK.
: , CHEAPER THAN STEAM
, ' .No Boiler . lY" Steam. No HIyilccr.
\ h BeRt Power for Corn and ! Ieed I Mills . Ihiling
--C- . hay , Hunnlng Crcnlorlc1 - , Separators Illng , \0.
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'r Stationary 01 Portable.
110 J21.1. RtoSOII.1' .
Send r"rClnlou..lrlel. etc. . descrIbIng work to be done.
I THE OTiO CAS ENCINEWORKS
. 33.1 .Sa ' \'nllut SIA. . l"nH.ADEI.IJII\ .
- t Chicago , 245 Lake St. . Omaha , 321 So. 1th St.
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Would you like togct married ? Do you imagine that It requIres
. 1 deal of wealth to jO to 10IseIoplng ! ? Commie II nnl ! see what
we cnn do for you for 1100. or $150 , or $200 ; ancthol wo don't
wait the money olthcr Marry thut : Ilrl you hiava hot your
. heart on ali settle own. You can : settle ull with us for your
- outfit ( rndunly as your earnings COIO In.
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Bargains This Week
We Submit a Few Ratting Bargains to Reduce and Clean Out StocI [ . . ,
3-Iiccc Bedroom Suits $11.75 Window Shades 25. S.
. Eim . nntque finish . , 20"1 bevel plato Complete wIth rollers and fxlure .
mirror In dresser Tie
price. sprInt roller ulona Is worth the
2-Piece cdroom Suits $7.50
JOhn antIque finish . bestend 4 feet Siaiyruot Rtigs 15 ;
hhh , commode dresser wIth 20xl3 , , '
mirror. wlh . Slake you laugh don't Il1
Mantel I Folding Bed $10 .0 " 0 IrIsh Point . Lace Cm.tlins pel'
} } uh. $2.85.
Sold ! front , elm , antIque Ilnich . wih .
beat supported wire sprlncs When you see them you wi know
whether they are cheap or no I.
GeoL Mattress $1,85
I and Lumps 14c
Ser and comfortable and not full oC
hole . Complete with chimney and hurner.
There are occasions when you need
Sateen Bed Comfortel-S 9B. several extra ones. neel
low nIce you feel with several spare Japlned Flre.Shovcls 5c
eOltorls pled upon the shelC.
Why nol have n shovel for every , .
Good Gray Ulanlecls DOe 1 pall Stove and freplace ( ?
Buy them and your Investment wi Iurdwuod Extension 'ubles
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' coo eenl'next fall.
pa ) you Per
30 tal.
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6.tol , 13.00 ; 8 - foot , H.W
Large Easy Arm Rocleers $1.45 $
$1,1.8 JupaneL Dust Pais 5e
You will laugh 01 the ( prleo when r
you factory see had. It , 'Vo boug prIce 11 thl Cheaper titan dirt.
Carpet Ilssocls 25c
Ladles' Cune Sewing Rockers
USe Good carp t , assorted patterns. '
lard wood , antique finish. Cnn Openers Dc , <
' Al malleable Iron
S-Hole Gem Puns ge
. Llu'ge and Smal OIIpet's /c
Tuniblez-s dozcn 28c
TUIlblers per Have some extra ones for the chill-
dren lu lu oft.
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A great tumble In price. ! .
. Tuble Kuis'es and Forks Per
I'nlvls an .OS
Folding Ironing Boards GOa
Set IJ-c
Cuspidut'S 18e Coe bolo handles , G knIves and G
Con : , ,
Drown ware. . decorated by hand ;
Ingrain Cm . pets 48'0 Iii ng 1iiis Sc
Revoh'lll handles . made of ( Inc pol-
All wool , prevailing color 1.lwt1 maple
Terms Cash or _ Easy Paymet1ts.
Open Saturday _ Evenings Only.
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1206 , 1208 Douglas Street
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