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2-t TIT73 OMAHA DAILY liEJS: BUNDAY, APJtTTj 22, 1900. THEIR RIGHTS JEiPAKDIZED Newilei TkU Steps to Bir Anli-Oigaratte LtIll&tlODi INDIGNATION MEETING ALREADY HELL Coiiiii'II Ik l.llirlj lo DIxroKnril llir Al titude nf I In- llnya nml ln U II ImiiiiimmIIiIi- tu Olltlllll llu- lli-iullV HiiIIn. Councilman Mount's proposed ordinance to limit tho sale of cigarettes to pf-oplo over 21 years of uro meets with approval that 1h ununlmous, except nmong ilenlors !n to fcaoco fcild tho boys It Is Inlcndod to benefit. An Indignation meeting was held by a number of nuwsboys yesterday In tho rear of Tho lice building. A spokesman w.ia chosen and he began: "Fellow newsies: 1 notice It !s wrote In The Ilee this mornln" a' ordinance Is to be npruiiK by a counclllermnn seriously af foetlu' our rights. Jest because wo has to be bom and brought up under ago It la tho Intention to deny us the privilege of smok ln' clgs. Not only does this counclller mean to keep us from buyln' 'cm, but he nays wo fch'll not bo allowed to take 'em a n gift. Did anyono ever hear uv such out rageous loglslattn'? Where Is our boastod freedom In Anicrlry? Who said we wuz pro tected In our divine rights " "No, our Inaleen-ahle rights," said Mugsy. who had leen reading congressional Bpcoches. "All right,. It's our rights, all right, no matter what namo It's under," continued the chairman. "Tho question, Is will wo submit to this yoko of oppression or " "This criminal aggression." corrected Mugsy again, who had In mind some of Hryan's anti-expansion speeches, Tho chairman, whoso appellation Is "Ills Mike," gave Mugsy a contemptuous glance. "Vour trolley's Inoso," lie remarked; then, turning toward tho assemblage again, ho ndded: "I don't kcer to bo Interposod with In this way. What wo want to do Is to act." Hevernl others mado short addresses, tho tenor of which waH that tho antl-clgarctte ordlnanco would be a base Injustice, which rentlment was voiced In ensemble, A delegation to wall on Mayor Moorcs to request that ho Ycto the bill was suggested, but tho chairman said tho mayor had ajready expressed his Intention to approve tho meas ure. "And I know when ho says ho will do Anything, ho means It," ho added. Someouo elso said tho law might not lie so bnd, after nil, If tho city oniclals didn't enforru It any hotter than tho state odlcers did tho act passed by tho legislature. A High school cadet In uniform, walking past. wnH attracted by nomo of tho uttcr Bitcrs. Ho stopped and Joined In tho pro ceedings. "I think It's an outrage, too," he said, "and something ought to bo done to Btoplt " Hut ho waa barren of Ideas of how It should bo done. It wan dccldod to wait until tho ordlnanco was actually presented to tho council, when nnothcr meeting will bo held to map out a jilan of warfare against tho bill. Llttlo or no opposition Is expected to Coun cilman's Mount's ordlnanco In tho council. One member said ho thought n good pro vision would be the Imposition of a license on cigarettes so high thnt It would be pro hibitive, about $5H0 a year lo each dealer. .At any rate, ho said ho -would favor any legislation to suppress tho deadly "coffin r.all." Superintendent Penrse of the schools paid: "I endorse most heartily Councilman Mount's ordlnanco. Great good will ?omo of lta enforcement. Tho stato officers very evi dently fall to enforce tho law paised by' tho legislature. Tho cigarette habit has a most deleterious Influence on school boys. I find that of tho vicious, ldlo, tmnnt and gener ally troublesome youths at school the ma jority uao cigarettes. They get In tho habit .of Inhaling them and tho bad effects nro ilncroascd many fold." Thomas V. Cox & Uro. have removed to 911 Farnam Htreet. old Dee building. Tin galvanized Iron work, chimney tops and Ktitterlug a specialty. Tel. 20S7. 1900 city taxes, real and personal, be- cotno due May 1 next. Umbrellas repaired and recovered, 114 So, 13th, next to Omaha National bank. IIIk Aui'tloii .Vnlr Th ti rutin?-. Thn fiirnltnrn. nti... nt Kchllt7. hotel to bo sold to tho highest bidder next Thurs day inornlnir. Anrll 2fi. nt 10 o'clock sham. The cntlro contents of Schlltz hotel, Six teenth and Harney streets, consisting or elegant carpets, rugs, draperies, chamber suits, Iron bods, hair mattresses, rockers, .t.nt..t nxllflnlnl nlnllta a 11 ntntl l O M - slcn tables, bedding, llnons, chafing dishes, glassware, dishes, wardrobes, crockery, springs, etc., will be sold to tho highest bidded. Also two sowing raacnines ana one piano. Nothing rcsorved. Terms cash. Imported spring suitings look them ovor before selecting. O. A. Llndqucst, 316 S. 16th t lire for Nnlr. Four grocery wagons, grocery fixtures, rretaurant fixtures, bhoo storo fixtures, ono borso motor, shelving, showcafes nnd llx turoa of all kinds for salo cheap. People's (Store, Sixteenth and Paruam streets. aik iiiioii inn .v. (i. v. w. You nro hereby requested to attend tho funeral of our Into brother, John II. Mc Cumber, to be hold nt 2 o'clock p. m. Sun day, April 22, from tho residence, 402S CharlfB Htreet. Services at Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church. All members meet at 40th nnd Hamilton streets nt 1:30 p. m. Sis tcr lodges especially Invited. Special meet Ing at hall Friday evening to arrange for funeral, OUAULKS JOHNSON, M. W. FRANK. M'CULLOUGIl. Hoc. Genuine Imported n. P.. Pilsner beer on drnuRht nt Kd Mnurer's 1300 Fnrnam St. Horncs clipped, electric clippers. Ilauni loy & Johnson, cor. 14th and Howard. Tel. C6. Hamilton Warren, M. D. eclectic and magnetic physlclnn, has moved his office to 709 N. 16th streot, room 13. Special at tention to all long standing or lingering dis eases and to diseases of women and children. Letters of credit nnd circular noteB for foreign travel cun bo. procured nt tho Omaha National bank. This bank will furnish all information ucceaBury for persons visiting Uuropo. Stonecyphcr, printer, ad-wrttor. Up-to-date cuts for Bale. 1201 Howard. Tol, 1310. Omaha Tent nnd Hubber company are pro- pared to fill nil orders tents, uwnlnga and ennvns goods. New location, corner 11th nnd Harnoy. 'Phono 883. Full lino of spring goods nt S, Morten Ben's, old rollablo tailor, 301-2 Paxton Hlk, Pilnnk book and magazine binding. A. I, Hoot, 1000 Harney Btreet. Attriillnnt Dili! FcIIoiyk! Tho nttcntlon of nil Odd Fellows Is hereby directed to tho Invitation of llev. A. C. j Welch, pastor Seward Street Methodist HpU- I copal church, nnd in ncordanco therewith : all members of subordinate nnd Kehekah lodges are requested to assemble at I. O, O. F. temple Sunday morning, April 22, 1900, at 9 30 n. m., proceeding In a body to the church, where dlvlno services appropriate to tho occasion of tho eighty-first anniver sary will bo held. CHAUI.ES A. PATTKH30N, Sec'y No. 2. S. K. OREENMJAK, N. O. No. 2 Dllllcli)- .V; Cii.'m .t'uninM'r C'ntlltoKiK'. For convenience, compactness, careful compilation and completeness tho Newspa per Catalogue published by Messrs. Dauchy & Co. is certainly unrivaled. The 1900 edi tion has Just reached us. This Is the tenth year of Itn publication and It In safe to pay that It has become a ncctuslty In tho offices of many advertisers. Tho feature of this cutaloguo which puts It in the lend ot the newspaper directories Is tho broad space for memoranda ngalunt each paper. Ad vertisers can use It us a completo record of all their contracts, as well as an Index to all their record books, newspaper flics, etc. It can bo procured from Messrs. Dauchy & Co., 27 Park Place, Now York, or from any bookseller. The volume contains 70S pagew. We can recommend It to anyone wanting re liable information cf tho periodical publica tions of tho United States and Canada. Moved to 407 So. 15th. Pantorlum. The Attention of (lie Traveling public la respectfully invited to the magnificent equipment offered to patrons of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY between Omaha nnd Chi cago. Solid vcstlbtlled, steam nested ami electric lighted trains. Palaco sleepers and diners, buffet and library cars, freo reclin ing chair cars, fast time and union dopots, City Ticket Office, 1504 Fnrnam St. F. A. NASH, General Western Agent. Havo Root print It. 93,000,000 MILES Is tho distance from the earth to the sun. On December 1 .tho distance Is utmost 3,000,000 miles less (than on July 1. A trnln traveling 1,000 miles a day would require 2.T4 years to moke the Journey. The heat from the sun Is so sreat that the amount received by the earth In one year would molt a shell of Ire 137 feet thick nil over tho earth's surface. From this you will observe that great care should be exercised In selecting a paint thnt will withstand this Intense heat. Wo can prove beyond a reasonable doubt thnt PATTON'S SUN-PROOF PAINTS aro tho best for outsldo use now on the market. Houses, barns, fences and out- bulldlncs painted with them Inst loneer, look better and cost lea sthan any you can put on. Price $1.45 per gallon, and ono gallon will cover 250 squnro feet, two coats. Sold at tho old reliable ialnt and slass house of J. A. FULLER & CO CUT PRICE! nnUGRIATS, Oldest l'nlnt Mouse In Oninhn. 14th nnd Dnaclna Hta. OVKS A 1. 1, MIGHT. Another Portland Train. EFFECTIVE APRIL 22, THE UNION PACIFIC Will place in service an additional Port land train. This train " THE PACIFIC EXPRESS " WllMeavo Omaha 4:25 p, m., arrive Port land 7-30 a. m. Only Two Vayn on the Itoad. The time of tho present Portland train, "THE OVERLAND LIMITED" Leaving Omaha 8:20 a. in., will be re duced 2 hours and 45 minutes. No change will be made In the leaving time at Omaha. Detwcen Omaha and Portland. Oalr KB Hnnra nnd 40 Mlnntea SPLENDID EQUIPMENT. CITY TICKET OFFICE: 1.102 FAIIXA1I ST.. Telephone UIO. FIno watch work fdnrtay.Jewl'r.lSlG Dgls. , I SEVEN FOR EIGHT WHAT-IS-1T? I Climinc of Time. The Sioux City limited on tho P., St. P.. M, & O. now leaves Webster street station at 3:60 p. m. dally. This train carries ob servation cafe car. .Meals served a la carte. Returning, train arrives nt Omaha 11 10 a. m. The afternoon local leaves at B: 15 p. tn., running as far north n Oakand, stopping nt all. stations. Returning, this trnln reaches Omaha at S:15 n. tn. Tho morning train still leaves at C o'clock. This and the Sioux City limited make connections at Emerson for all points en the branches and nt Sioux City for Lomars, Worthlngtpn, Sioux Falls, Mankato, St. Paul, .Minneapolis and points north. New Iron Ileda. New Dining Tables. New Couches. A comp'.Me now tcek now ready for tho spring tnd SHIVERIC1C FURNITURE CO., 1315 FirKtm. , 1 00 90000OaOCO0000000 90009 o 9 o HAT yens KIT If Runabouts, Hike Wagons, Steel tires, Rubber tlrej and Puoumatlcs from $73 to 1175. Tho latest and most stylish. Llnlngor g- Mctcolf Co. Stoves stored gasoleno stoves repaired, 1207 Douglas, tel. 9G0. Om. Stovo Rep Wks. Hubermann, Jeweler, est. ISGGj absolutoly reliable; lowest prices guaranteed. 13&Doug. A. D. T. Mcssencers. Tel. 177. 3 ; ;, s j i j $$$ $ $ There is Just lOne Rule 5 to follow when purchasing,:, HOSE buy only whero thcyj keep good brands. You knowS tho GOODRICH HOSE stnndss for quality. TltlTOX TOIIHIJXT A11THHIAX CASOAIH1 , .Mirrr.oH plankt s, WHIRLPOOL. ' COODHICll nnmc on every ilcee, Get our lirleca. f Jas. Morton 5c Son Co. t 1511 DODGK ST. ' i J 4 ,$ J V) w .? 55 i' ?' ' S j' "St. Louis Cannon Ball" PIANOS. HE grandest puinoH over Our Ladies' Spring Styles in fine Footwear Includo all tho latest and hand somest designs of tho season. Every now stylo nnd every new hoo that is correct and up-to-date Is to bo found In our store. And every shoo is to bo de pended upon as having been mado of tho very best material and by one of tho best nnd most reliable manufacturers In tho country. Wo fit our feet properly with shoes ot the latest style, highest quality and at tho lowest prices. CP. CariivriflM o lO o 0 o B o o 9 o N. E. Cor. letit mmA Douglu Sta. LAST TO LEAVE-FIRST TO ARRIVE LEAVE OMAHA 5:05 P, M, ARRIVE ST. LOUIS 7:00 A. M, Trains leave Union Station dally tor KANSAS CITY, QUINCY. ST. LOUIB and all points east or south. SPECIAL RATES to HOT SPRINGS. AUK. ltmnwBukers' excursions May 1 und 15. All Information at CITY TICKET OFFIOB, H15 FARNAM ST., (Paxton Hotel Block) or write Harry K. Moores. C. P. c T. A.. Omaha, Neb. SEVEN FOR EIGHT WHAT-IS-IT? 23c Our big lino of HAND AND NAIL BRUSHES -will be closed out Monday at the low price of 23c Each. NOT A BRUSH IN THE LOT WORTH LESS THAN 75C. BOSTON CTORE 10 DRUC P DEPT AN OH Wm may be a sight In a wild animal, and how ofton la it a sight In a human being! Teoth aro unsightly unless properly enred for. You aro not courteous to your friends unless you enre for your teeth ns they should bo cared for. If you have neglected them for a tlmo wo can help you to get them back to a presentable con dition. Lot us help you. BAILEY, the Dentist .112 Paxton lllk. Kin, A Farnam. Lady Attendant. I'hoac 10S5. White Enamel Yukon and Economic aMaltaa1aillW REFRIGERATORS, Perfect circulation pure, dry, cold air superior insulation of granltp rock mineral wool. Thn Whlto Enamel provision apart ments aro alwajs easily kept sweet aud clean. Any housekeeper, by using a spongo dampened with soap aud water can have tho refrigerator as pure an I clean as tho day it came from tho fac tory. Kron: a sanitary point of view they aro without a peer. Wo are ec cluslvo Omuba ngonts also for the cel ebrated Alaska and Eddy Refrigerators and tho Wllko White Porcelain Tlie Refrigerator. HAYDENs GREATEST of all SHOE SALES MONDAY 4 Big Slocks of Fine New Shoes on Sale Over 30,000 pairs at less than the cost of making. All The Peoples Store Big Shoe Stock on sale with The French, Shrlner & Uner Shoes, The Naylor, Crooker & Young Shoes, The Underwriter & Salvage Go's Shoes. All lino now style shoes' Infers for this spring's trade, sue u re two pairs of lino shoes 23c fvr Infants' flno COo patent leather and kid button shoes sizes 1 to S. 49c for Chllda flno $1.00 kid button ehnrtt. with turn Hnlrv nnJ Hnrlnt i9 IippIk- sl7ni ft tit ft. -made by tho best manufac Attend this sale Monday and for the price of ono. Si tor I-adlcs' finest $3.50 and $ n-ll1l v,cl kld- Iuco aboca-In tan . Bi, am, blicfi wlth baai turnca and wolt soles Izes iV3 to S wldtliH AA to i:. for .Misses' line. ?1. 75 and )2. 00 vlcl kid, lare, sprluK heel shoes shes 11 to 2, $1.33 ilton Rogers 7k, So 14th and Fnrnam Streets. sole for Ladles' lino 2.B0 nnd ?3 vlcl kid, laco and button 'I18" shoes, with turn and welt :,'il sires and widths A to K, assortment of macrnificont exhibited under one roof.Ynn can compare hero, side by side, loading styles and makes of the world's Jormiirwt, piano manufacturers. Over twenty-three standard makes to select from, including tho peerless Chickering.ono that has stood tho test for over twenty-fivo years, and to day it is recognized as tho most perfect piano made. The Fischer, another old re liable make, has today in use over 112,000. Tho Lester, a fine piano guaranteed for ton years. Also the Haines, tho Franklin, in use today by many of tho great artists of this country. Jacob Doll pianos. Ono of the best tho world produces, aro found hero in their most elaborate cases. Slightly used pianos going at very low prices. Here are a fow that must bo closed out at once. Ivnabo, llallet it Davis, Web or, Sieger, Lexington, Standard, New Eng land, Hamilton, Smith ifc Harnes. Every piano guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. All pianos sold on easy payments if so desired. e e e o CntalogiiG Furnished to Otrt-of- Town JPartiGs on Application- J Pianos Tunad, Moved and Repaired- J Telephone 1683. I HAYDEN BROS HAYDENs Special Sale. Men's Fine Spring Suits 850 men's suits, 100 patterns to select from and every suit is vvuim uuu muiu uiHuwnero irom yiu 10 ijuo, taZfl X kJJ Sale price Monday. Values of This Sort Make it a foregone conclusion that we should sell all the clothing sold in Omaha Monday. All the newest and best, absolutely all wool men's suits, mado from bright, snappy fabncB, good substantial tailoring and what is more, porfect fitting. Ask to see our $10, 12.50 and $15 H. S. & M men's spring suits, fit and tailoring is equal only to tho mado-to-or-der kind. Special Offerings in Our Boys' and Children's Clothing Dept. Boys' double breasted knee pants suits, sizes 7 lo 16, over 400 patterns to select from, at 95c, $1.50, $1.5)5, $2.50, $2.05, $3.75 and $4.50. Every suit worth double. Boys' vestee and sailor suits; sizes to 8, at $1.25, $2.50, $2.05, $3.50, $4.50 and $5. Ev ery suit tho latest style. HAYDEN BROS Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha. I CONAN DOYLE STORIES FREE. 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This wonderful collection of stories will bo sent free because we want every reader of this p.iper to be tnmlllnr with "Now York Home Life," which Is the most beautifully Illustrated periodical In tho world. More than 20 exclusive features every month. OIsp. sparkling stories of New York life. A subscriber writes us: "I consider the New York Homo I.lfo Magazine tho moBt Interesting nnd beautiful of any 10-cent or 23-cent publication In Amerlcn. Send your 25 cents In stnmps or silver today, as tho, edition of this collection of Sherlock Holmes stories Is limited. Mention this paper when writing. NEW YORK HOME LIFE, 1293 ptJSrojidwycwJfork $1.97 for Men's flno J3.00 and $1.00 box calf and vlcl kid laco shoes In black and tun welt soles sizes C to 11. nr.i.i.iM; "Tin: rirn." siiokh for AVOMHX, ,sm,i,ixo rnn STHTSO V SIIOKH roii MUX. &YDEN BROS. None can live in peace without his neighbor's leave.'' None can live in comfort without SHERIDAN COAL, best coal mined in Wyoming. Lump $5.50, Egg $5,00, Nut $4. 50. VICTOR white DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN SMOKING A iaVlBBBaBBBBBBBBBBWaBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBaBBHiaBBWMftAn Yon have the BEST notwithstanding they cost you no more tban Interior goods. , II. HICK M. R. CO.. MANUFACTUKKItH, HT. I.OIJIS, MO, lldlinU UIIIC C. A. RAIKSRACK, OMAHA, DUmilBUTOK. UWUR MAUL. Ill days gono by stood for Korklng Korner, while now It stands for the remtlv nui'c In tho world KHAM KIDN'UY Kl'KK. l'rlcr, 76c a bottle, t riiiner'n Ivliliie.i CiCro I'nliie'n ( i-lerj- ('iitiiiHiniiil X Ml of Vium, (iillliirtllll l.ltrrlno , Itriiinii (tulnliii- HooiI'k iti-iipiirl1tit I'.vriiiulil l'llr Cure Wnv Tnlileli , I'eiMiiui , i . . . lliiKtelter'.i llltli-r U I ii- of ('iirilul . , , Curler' l.lwr I'llls .SciiHS lliiiulilnti . I'll) seine , , , OroitniUloii , , West ,rri v nml lli nln ,, S, ,s. ,s CL'T PUICK nurcci Ctir. KIlli nml Clilenuo Sl. Kuts brst 12US T."io tlDe '-llle r,llo I .-. Illie .... if !( ir.o me ST. BUFFET LIBRARY CARS Best Diniffi Car Service. (i TheManWiththelloe' Or nny other man, can find what ho wants In tho way of Garden Tools nnd tools tor tho caro ot tho lawn nt our store. Garden Unites, lfie, 20c, 2fic and tip. Garden Hoes, 2Co, ,1,r,o and tip. Good Spado, Shovel or Spado Fork, 75 conta. Heat Lawn Unite made, TiOc. Hubber Hose. Ce, Sc. 10c nnd 12c foot. Ilest Lawn iJlowcra, from $3.00 up. John Hussie Hdw. Co., 2407-OS) Cuming St. "If you buy It of Husslo lt,'s rlRht." Photography Made Easy Wo havo now a line of KODAKS and CiAMKHAS which any ono can tunnlpulato wltha greatest success. They aro now cheaper and more com pact than anything mado before. Wo Klvo you freo instruction and Invito you to Inspect our lino heforo pur chasing. Developing and printing a specialty. The Robert Dempster Go,, 1215 Furnain St. Wlioleonln nml Iletnll. ro Who's Your Tailor? SEE THE TWIN CITY A AILORIIMG CO., 1609 Farnam St., and bo convinced that you do not liavo to bo a ready-made-mnn, for you can Imvo u suit mado tlinro that will fit you anil hanp;, cor roctly on you for ready-mado prices. We niiiUr hiiIIn from $1(1.00 up mill 'I'l'iillMiTm from If I.OO up ami Kiiuriitila'f itur nork, Wo keep clothes wo mako In re pair and pressed free of charge. Wo do nil kinds of repair work neatly and very promptly. Call up Telephono 2537 nnd wo will call for nnd deliver your clothes. Twin City Tailoring Co. Te'e m7. - - 1C00 l-'arnain Ht. If Children Were Taughn In school that good health Is Imposslblo with bnd tooth thero would bo fewer tooth othes, fowor sick pooplo nnd fowcr larRo dontal bills, UvorythliiR has a boslnnlnK. Have your teeth attended to now. ' Good Set Teoth l.'i.OO Gold Crown $5.00 Gold FllllriKU J1.S0 up Tad's Philadelphia Dental Rooms 1517 lOU(iI.n f