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THE OfAItA DAILY BEE: - SATURDAY, M AH Oil 1900.
FATEOF CEN I'RAL BOULEVARD
City Attoinej is Initraoted to AicarUln
Oulooms at Ones.
DELAY SERIOUSLY HAMPERS PARK BOARD
Thlctr Vnut f lllnntlned Property
lirrner. Arc Hllll I'enrtln, with
,Onlr Vour llmulrcil Iollnr
to JLit 'fliclr Clnlinn.
Tha fate of the Central boulovard, which
Is doaljnwl to connect the park and boule
vard 7tems of ilio north and south part of
the city, In still hanging In tie balance,
greatly to tho Impatience of the Board of
Tark Commlmtoncrs. Tho board realties
that tho boulevard I a vital link -without
which th city must got along with two
fragments of a park and boulovard gyatcm.
HcalUIng that It to uelcf to tako any
further Bteps wh.Ho tho project In hung up
In the courts, tho park board has made thn
plea for haste given below and tho city at
torney will carry out Its Injunctions:
Whereas. It Is dcrirnblc to ascertain
without delay whether the total mynrrts tor
the Central boulevard, between I lanwom
park and Hurt ntrect. shall exceed tho limit
of 0,(o, In order to dotcrmlno where tho
expenditure of funds shall ho made during
19W) for tho development and Improvement
of boulevards: therefore, bo It
Resolved, That tho city attorney be, nnd
hereby Is, requested to cause tho Immedi
ate advancement of nil Pipfc i,h
award of damagefl now .Ponding In Ui o am
trlct court, so that ttald appeals may no
r ed or dlmlss(il at tho Present term i ot
court and the question whether said boulc
vnrd shall bo abandoned or Improved be
thereby settled.
Tho moat favorable routo for tbo Central
boulevard was laid out In tho city engineer
offlco and travorses tho lowland along
Thirtyflrnt street between Hanncom park
flxod tho total
nun mil l ouivh
damages for property appropriated at $49,600.
Tho charter flxtw tho maximum limit in such
eases ot $50,000, amounts above that sum
being made available only by a voto of tho
people. It was Intended to mcot tho cx
ponso by a special tax on all property -went
of Twentieth street.
Thirty Arc Dlii.ntl-flril.
Thirty property owners who wero awarded
damages by the appraisers were dissatisfied
with the amount fixed and ensured tran
nr.rlpts from tho clerk, which were filed In
the district court. Tho cases aro still pend
ing nnd If all or any one of tho petitioners
securo more than the $400 still ot the dis
posal of tho city tho boulovnrd project must
bo Indefinitely postponed.
Tho boulovard connecting Rlvcrvlew and
Hatmcom parks Is now In fair condition nnd
tho forre of men In tho employ ot tho park
board Is preparing tho approaches for tho
Thirtyflrnt street viaduct. Tho boulevard
at this point passes along an elevation com
manding a most fovorablo view of tho city
and tho Missouri valley.
Tho railroads hnvo assured the board that
the letter and spirit ot the viaduct contract
-will bo lived up to and that tho Thirty
flrnt street viaduct will follow that
on .Twenty-fourth street with all
possible Bpeod. Arrangements aro being
matlo for an .mmcdloto beginning on tho
latter structure. Tho Union Pacific and
Burlington roads have notified tho engineer
ing and legal departments of tho city that
they deslro a confcrcnco and a meeting will
bo held early next week, at which prelim
inary details will be arranged. Tho roads
nro undor contract to finish tho structure
boforo July, 1901.
On the 7th page will bo found tho an
nouncement of Hoyden Bros. Rend every
word of It.
PAVING BIDS ARE OPENED
Property Omirm In 3lnr DUtrlrU
Will Select Mnirrlnl nnd Work
Will JlcRln nt Once.
Bids wero opened by tho Board ot Tubllc
Works at 3 o'clock yesterday for nine
proposed paving contracts. -The alreot to be
Improved aro as follows! 'Chicago fcnd Cass
streets from Sixteenth io Twenty-second,
Thirty-ninth Atreet from Cuming to Burt,
Jones street from Twenty-eecond to Twonty
slxth, Twenty-fourth trct, Twcnty-fifth
street, Twenty-fifth avenue and.0Sventy-slxth
iftrect from Leavenworth streotto St, Mary's
avonue; Leavenworth street from Sixth to
Soventb. After 'tho lqw i)lddors have been
determined for each. variety of pavement
the property owners who fniist.meot the out
lay will bo allowed to express their prefer
onco aa to tho material to bo used. There
wore a largo number of bidders and the
board was occupied during the afternoon In
tabulating tho proposal), which wero mode
from different points of vlow with various
grades of material specified. Tho contracts
will bo let within two weeka and the work
will go forward at once.
CONTRACT FOR VIADUCT LET
Illlnolx Central Will Build Vlailnel to
Connect Terminal I.lnc trllli
SIlNmiurl 1'n c I fie.
IIOSI'K'S AI.TKIIATIOX PIANO SAI,M
In Knnuklnir IMn.no l'rlee Down
lionrr Than Hvor.
It looks Impossible that the prices
can be cut to nearly ono-half on new,
clean, dry high grado pianos. Think of buy
ing a full size piano, continuous hinges.
Ivory nnd ebony keys, patent roll fall
board, duet music desk and tho latest style
carved case for $127, $137, $148, $158, $163,
for only $15 cash and $7 per month. Othor
high grado Stclnways, Klmballs, Knabes,
Kranlch & Bachs, Hospes, Victors ot corre
spondingly reduced prices. Seelug Is be
llevlnc. A halt hour spent In our piano
rooms will convince tho most skeptical
A. HOSI'B, 1613 AND 1515 DOUGLAS ST.
As tho result of the visit to Omaha of
Second Assistant VJco President Wallace
and Chief Engineer David Sloan of the
Illinois Central, the announcement. Is made
that tho Illinois Central company will be
gin at once tho construction of the pro
posed viaduct to connect tho lino of tho
Omaha Bridge & Terminal company with
the Missouri Pacific Belt line. This will
glvo tho Illinois Central dlroJt access to
South Omaha over the now viaduct nnd
tho Missouri Pacific tracks.
Tho viaduct will cost $100,000, nnd the
contract has been awarded the Illinois Cen
tral for tho reason that It has a completely
equipped engineering department, and at
tho same time has a direct Interest In tho
early completion of tho structure. The
viaduct will make a short cut from tho
East Omaha brldgo to tho Missouri Pacific
Bolt line, whero It crosses Sherman avenue,
between Manderson street and Ame3
avenue.
Announcement n.
"Tho Muskcteors" by James O'Neill nnd
his company will bo given for tho last tlmo
t Boyd's this afternoon. Tonight the big
scenlo production, which Mr. O'Neill has
made celebrated, of "Monto Crlsto," will be
given. Tho pleco calls for the employment
or fully as largo a cast as "The Muske
teers," Including several horses.
Members of Clan Gordon No. 63, Order of
Scottish Clans, will please attend night
watch service Masonic hall, 10:30 p. in.,
Saturday, over remains of Clansman J. V.
Smith. Also they will attend funeral from
same place Sunday, 1 p. m.
Covert T.odurc No. 11 A. I fc A. M.
The brethren of Covert lodgo are re
quested to meet In their hal:on Sunday,
April 1st, 1900, nt' '1 o'clock sharp to at
tend the funeral of Brother John Ferguson
Smith. Master Masons generally aro In
vited to meet us.
JAMES W. MAYNARD, Master.
Attest: EBBN K. LONG, Secretary.
Don't throw this paper aside till you'vo
rend tho ad on page 7. It's Hayden Bros.
DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU ?
If not, drink Graln-O made from pure
Grains. A lady writes: "The first time I
made .Grnln-O I did not HKo It, but after
using It for one week nothing would Induce
me to co back to coffee." It nourishes and
feeds the syittem. The children can drink
It freely with treat bonerlt. U is the
strengthening substance of pure grains.
Get a package today from your grocer, fol
low the direction In making It and you
will havo a delicious and healthful table
beverage for old ana young. 15c and etc.
The Attention ot the
Traveling public Is respectfully Invited to
tho magnificent equipment offered to patrons
of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST.
PAUL RAILWAY between Omaha and Chi
cago. Solid vestlhuled, steam heated and
electric lighted trains. Palace sleepers and
diners, buffet and llbrnry cars, free reclin
ing chair' cars, fast tlmo and union depots.
City Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam st.
F. A. NASH Genoral Western ABent.
Read tho Big Store's ad on page 7.
Hememlirance.
It should ALWAYS bo romembcred
Only one Chicago railway line
Oporates Library Buffet Cars
On ALL limited trains.
ONLY ONE railway lino
Run a limited day train
From Omaha to Chicago, Illinois,
With Drawing Room tleopers, library nnd
dining cars.
ONLY ONE railway line
RUNS TWO fast night trains
From Omaha to Chicago
With completo dining and library car
service.
TUB- OLDEST railway lino In Omaha.
The greatest mileage of any Omaha line.
The most modern and best equipped.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Curd of Thnnka,
To our many kind friends nnd tho I. O.
O. F No. 2 and M. W. A. camp No. 120.
-who extended sympathy and assistance in
our late bereavement over the loss ot our
on and brothor, wo Ish to extend our
heartfelt thanks.
MR. and MRS. GEO. RITTER,
MR. and MRS. J. II, RICHARD.
Notice, Mauttluli Itltc Minimm.
Brethren: Brother John Ferguson Smith
departed this llfo March 24th, 1900. The
midnight obsequies ot the Kadosh will be
hold over the remains on Saturday night,
March 31st, at Scottish Rite Hall, No. 1608
Capitol avenuo. Doors open at 9:45 and
close at 10:30. You are cordially Invited to
bo present,
JAMES GILBERT, Commander.
Why Undrrsa In the nitric
When by traveling In the luxurious sleep
Ing cars of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn
on the electric la nip and make the berth as
light as day.
City Office, 1504 Farnam st.
Btouecypher, printer, ad-wrlter. Up-to-date
cutsfor sale. 1.01 Howard. Tel. 1310.
You'll find an ad on page 7 that 'will
Interest you. It's Hayden Bros,
Bte O. F. Harrison's real estate bargains.
liIKll.
WHITE Charles. Marcn 30. 1501. nt 3:30 m
m of pneumonia, at his residence, 1S29
N, 2id street, aged 17 years, 9 months,
Io was a charter member of B. & M.
cami) No. 2722, M. W. A., being a member
of the drill team, and alio a member of the
llackmon's union. Ills wife, Lyrila. Is a
memosr 01. wie itoyui rteignoorv, uoidon
llod eimi ro. aae. All friends ana neigh
hnm In the city tire cordially Invited to nt
tend the funeral Sunday at 2 p, m., from
family residence, interment, sorest I. awn.
UTATMKS Mrs. Nettle K.. at Clarksnn hn.
nltnl, Frldny, March 30. at 13 o'clocle V.
noon. Interment at Atbq, la. A
II VI I Vl-
The
Most
tv 1,1,1,10
To Montana nnd tho Northwest Is Tin
the Union rflclflc. Slooplng cars mak
ing close connections nt rocatello for
Butte nnd other Montana points nrc
nm dally. Dining Car service, free
Ht'cllnlng Chair Cars.
CITY TICKET OFFICE:
1.102 FAHNAH ST.
Telephone Stlfl.
Dental
Work
Entrusted to our caro will be done so ns to
give perfect satisfaction. Only best ma
terial used In our best work.
Best Set Teeth $8,00
Oood Set Teeth 5.00
Gold Crowns $5.00
Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms.
1517 DOUGLAS ST.
e
The Sarsaparilla that's used by Chinese and Hindu, in the bushes of Aus
tralia and the wilds of South America.; the Sarsaparilla that braces British and
Boer, and gives strength to French and German; Russian and Turk,
That's AY
The. Jarsaparilla that has more than twenty pages of doctors' indorsements,
extending over nearly sixty years, embracing every known disease which arises
from impure blood that's made on honor and made to cure,
The Opening
1 oars
The Sarsaparilla that's made of carefully selected drugs, the best nnd purest
and most expensive from the world over; that's made of a sarsaparilla root
costing more than ten times as much as that which enters into the composition
of any other Sarsaparilla,
That's
The Sarsaparilla manufactured by modern methods evolved from half a ccn
tury of practical experience; that's made so carefully that every bottle is put
up as if it were an individual prescription, and to whose laboratory any phy
sician, any druggist, any pharmacist is cordially invited and welcomed,
fhat's
Ayer's Sarsaparilla brings exhilaration to the tired body and hope to all
who arc exhausted, depressed, discouraged. It removes all impurities from the
blood, impurities which irritate the brain and nerves, and cause countless aches
and pains. You can afford to trust a Sarsaparilla that has been trusted for
over half a century,
That's A
VERS
Saturday, Paint Day
I'alnt Saturday nnd let It DTtY OVKR
SUNDAY. Uso tho Sherwin-Williams
PalntT for It Is BRADY TO USE; all you
have to do Is to STIIt IT UP.
Each can contains a perfectly proportioned
paint, which only needs to bo WELL
STIKHED to be ready for uso. Remem
ber there Is all tho DIFFERENCE In the
world In MIXED PAINT. ' BEWARE OF
NO NAME goods. Nlco cans of Shorwln
Wllllams' cholco paints, 15c each. Hood
paint brushes, 10c to 20c.
WE SELL OEM ENT1CO, tho bst ortlclo
for tlntinn walls and DOINO It CHEAP.
Mix It with -water. Trice 35c per package
Call for color card.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
S. V. Cor. lUfh mill DimIkc.
Costs 65c Bottle
Our Syrup of Sarsaiiarlllu. Compound -with
lodldo l'atiisplum. Wo nmko It fresh, and
nnythlnc wo miikp. you win rest assureU
Unit It Id equal to any on tho market, and
a wholo lot better than norao others.
Schaefer'H Sursaparlllu Compound (Vie
I'ulno's Colory Compound file
Syrup of Flea -
C'rumer'H Kidney Cure 75a
Pond'f Ex.tr.-tct 4Uc
Plnkhum'H Compound 75c
Wine of Cardul Tac
Carter's Llvor Pills 15c
Ilromo Quinine 15c
Poruna '75c
Ayer'H Hair VIrot 75c
Sohaefcr's Coufrh Syrup 20e
Woat's Nerve and Brain "iio
Uncle 8am'n Tobacco Cure 50c
Miles' Nervlno 75c
Hostetter'H Bittern 75c
Malted Milk, 40c, 75c J3 15
Suro Death 20c
I Plorce'ti Proscription 75c
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
SGHAEFER
Cor, lOtb and Chloatco it:
IJOCUTA SANDALWOOD CAI'SUI.HS.
Cures Gonorrhoea, aieot, unnatural dis
charges In a few days. All druRglsts, accept
only Docutu, by mall $1.50, full directions,
Dick St. Co., 133 Centro St., Now York.
Right Thro'
To San Francisco.
No changes; no delays; no chance
of missing connections, if you take the
Burlington Routo to San lrancieco.
Through sleepers from Omaha 4:25
p. m. daily. Diniugcars. Fine3t
- scenery in the world. Only three days
to San Francisco. ,
TICKET OFFICE,
1003 PAIIXAH STIIEKT.
Telephone SIOO,
nimLIXQTON STATION,
10TII AND MASON 8T11EETS,
Telephone 123.
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GREAT
SPECIAL
f
ADVANCE
CLOTHING
SALE
A WONDROUS TEMPTING ARRAY.
of the best and most original clothing for tho least money. (Strong language, is It
not?) Wo havo tho facts beforo us and Justly feel bo onthutilasttc that no pen
can descrlbo them strong enough. Wo havo planned for this spring season to sell
more and better clothing than ever before.
We are going to succeed bound to.
Values of this sort
make It a foregono conclusion. All that Is newest and best In men's, boys' and
children's .absolutely all wool suits, made from bright, Bnappy fabrics, good, substan
tial tailoring and, what Is more, perfect fitting. To begin tho season right wo
make an
Extra Special Offering
at
$7.50 and $10.00
For men's ne suits worth from $11.50 to f 18.00. Of course, to fully appreciate their
gicat valuo It Is necessary to seo thorn. If you arc wise you will do so.
Men's Fine Spring Overcoats
'on salo Friday and Saturday for $3.95, J5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. Every one worth
double.
Wo guarantee to save you from 25 to AO per cent on boyo' and children's fine
spring clothing.
HAYDE
N BROS
NEW -SCOFIELD'S
SPRING
GOODS
Jackets
Tailored Suits
v SiQirate Skirts
Many of tho'styles we chow will not be
found elsewhere and all are unexcelled.
Our values ore the best. Wo ask you, to
call and lobk.
SCDF9ELD
C10JKS.SUITC0.
IB 10 Jrer.M,as St.
Hi
There's
Lots Shouting
Just now hy nil kinds of concerns nbout
PAINT. Some ot them hardly know tho
color Inside tho enn and yet pretend to tell
you what to get anil how to put It on.
How to paint nnd v;lmt to put on In a dif
ficult mutter and tho ruqxs-so fellows ran't
tell you right. Wo hnvo u practical
painter In our pnlnt department only one
in town who can toll you Just WHAT TO
DO. About Varnishes the guess-so fol.
lows know nothing. Our man can tell
you Just what to do nnd BAVI3 YOU
MON13Y. We are the OLDEST paint
houso In Omnhn. Try us.
J. A. FULLER & CO
cut mice iiuuoaiSTM,
Dealers In Dry Paints, Oils, Varnlsbea
and nrushcsv A
l lth mill DoubIii Shft.
OPEN ALL. NIGHT.
HOWELL'S
Anti-Kawf
Is pleasant to taki
prompt to relieve:
Safe for all ages;
uuro to oure.
. I
f SPRING J
ra
Sncrlal
m Showing of
.Millinery,
Saturday,
March 31st.
Of our Ladies'Suifc and'Millinory de
partments, was a grand success, and
its praises aro still ringing in our
ears. We thank the ladies for
their appreciation of our efforts in
their behalf, and for tho many
pleasing compliments they paid us.
However, we feel that our mag
nificent showing merited all tho
praises it received, for it was proba
bly tho finest spring exhibition of
ladies' suits, jackets and silk waists
that Omaha has as yet seen. Wo
will endeavor to follow up our suc
cess by constantly exhibiting in our
cloak and suit department, all that
is new, stylish and good, in import
ed and domestic eady-to-wear gar
ments. Wo will also maintain the
very modorato prices that have contributed to its bug
cess, contenting ourselves with but reasonable profits.
Ladies' Handsome spring
Suits suits, for women,
in all wool cheviots, fly
front jacket, lined with
fine quality silk serge, now
box pleat skirt, nicely fin
ished, properly tailored,
woith $10.75 J FJQ
Ln dies' Double breasted,
Suits tight fitting oton
suits, madejf fine quality
homespun, lined through
out with taffeta silk, box
pleat skirt, in gray and ox
fords, worth f ((
12.76, for
Ladies' Man-tailored per
Suits feet fitting, all
wool cheviot suits, taffeta
Hilk lined jackets, black,
gray and oxfords,
worth 10, 2 J J
Ladies' Wo mention
Millinery three prices
on dainty Easter millinery
showing over 400 different
trimmed hats, no two alike,
you can save one half your
hat money, O "7 C
5.75, 4.75 and J
Ladies' Our new belt de
Belts partment .iB lo
cated on the third floor, all
tho pretty pulley belts in
silk or patent leather, fancy
bolts of other styleB, ) Cr
down as low as ... . u J v
Ladies' Hundreds of
Neckwear pretty de
signs, in all the new nov
elties in neckwear, lace
trimmed, liberty silk, chif
fon, mull and other net ef
fects a genuine
saving of,
..25c
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lAYDEIs ShoeaSale
BEGINS MONDAY-
Including 4 of the Most Extraordinary
Shoe Purchases in America,
All the "People's Store's" Big Fine Shoe Stock.
The Naylor, Grooker & Young Shoe Stock.
The French, Shriner & Urner Shoe Stock.
The Underwriter's Salvage Co., of N. Y Shoe Stock.
j)R0O$)Rai
All purchased for Spot Cash, at a frac.
tion of their worth. All new fine shoes
more shoes than any 3 stores in
Omaha. Over 40,000 pairs, all go on
sale Monday, at about one halt tho coBt
of making. To make room to sell those
enormous shoo stocks to go on sale, we
will close out
SATURDAY,
Ladies' fine $3, $3.50 and $1, 1 GJQ
vici kid shoes, at x.jv
Men's fine box calf and vici kid 3 and $4 ISO
Bhoes, in black and tan, at a-vf
These fine shoe3 aro in all sizes and all on big bargain
tables at $1.50 up.
HAYDEN BROS.
If s all over the city! j
Stall known that SHERIDAN COAL is tho best coal
mined in Wyoming, Lump $5.50, Nut or .Egg $5.00, Pea'
nutj. $4.50. t
m' -aa9a t one 4 l V A 1
fiiHun it hi is-" tlx. 127.