'f'TlU OMAITA DAILY 11VE: SUXDAV, MAT 0, 1000.
SAY "IT IS ABSURD!"
Cmabu Homekep?ra RKrard Mrs. Blains'
Ideas on Dcmeitic Sinlc Impact:cil.
S.Y IT VOULO ENGENDER CONFUSION
Prefer (o llrnr the III. The, Ilnc
Itiitlu-r '1'linii y ,
Ollicm They Kmimi
.Not of.
Omaha women do not look with fnvor upon
tho plan advocated by Mrs. Kmmons nialno
cnd.MlssJane Addams of Hull House, Chicago,
for lesionlng tho hours of domestic servants
by having th(n employed for a stipulated
number of hours each day. Housekeepers
who havo torvants arc confident that the
adoption of such a scbeno would bring con
fusion and disorder in Its train, and, llko
Hamlet, they prefer to bear the Ills they
liavo, rather than fly to others that they
inow not of.
Mrs. lllalno and those who share her
opinion bold that the present system of
domestic servants Is wrong, In that It does
not allow the girls n suillelcnt amount of
tlmo for self-culture, and recreation, and
they atttlbulo the almost universal scarcity
of servant girls to tho fact that ambitious
ii ml progressive women prefer the shop or
tho factory solely because In those nvora
tlons they hne more tlmo to spend as they
ohoose. Mrs lllalne apparently has In
mind the old adage, "A woman's work Is
never done," and sho proposes to limit their
working hours, so that rollablo women cnay
make houtework n profession and still have
a portion of the day that Is their own. Mrs.
lllalne may be aide to carry out this plan
uccecsfully, but the majority of the Omaha
women say "It Is absurd." They point out
that to carry out such .1 plan successfully
It would be necessary either to have two
JKtB of servants or to pay tho regular help
xtra wages for everv hour they instil In tho
liouso beyond the number ugreed upon,
thereby Increasing tho expense In both cases
find lessening the net wages of the girls, who
would then bo obliged to provide their own
rooms, pay street car far nnd tho hundred
other little Incidental expenses which thoy
lo not havo under the existing conditions.
"Imagine," said uno of tho city's rop
rcscntatlvo women, who speaks from yeans of
experience, us tho mistress of a most
elegantly appointed home, "Imagine, dou
bling ono'fl troubles by having two sets of
servants. Why, one act is tiito lis much
us tho average woman Is capublu of cnauug
ing. Suppose 1 were to have one set of
servants cover thai period which Include
breakfast and luncheon, whllo tho second
net came on for the afternoon nnd dinner
work, can you Imaglno the state of affairs
nt tho end of tho third day? How could I
ndjust tho blamo when Janu of the morning
-ct Insisted thai the faull was entirely with
nulo of tho afternoon, whllo Annie was
equally posltlvo that tho blame Justly be
longed to Jane? I bcllcvo It could only re
nult In confusion nnd misunderstanding In
every department of my home.
Mrs. Draper Smith applies to tho Holutlon
of this question one of tho principles of tin
Woman's club, of which she Is president
Justice. "It would hardly be practiced."
nald Mrs. Smith, "considering tho plan from
the standpoint of tho girl or her employer.
l-'oi a woman working only a portion of tho
lay would bo compelled not only to provldo
Jicr own lodging, but also at least one meal.
This would bo an extra expense which sho
does not havn to meet under tho present
nrrangoment and with her wages decreased
to correspond with her hours of work, she
cculd not afford as comfortable a room or
ns good a meal as now. And then would It
not bo demoralizing? Would women, and
especially girls, Improve these leisure hours
when removed from tho rcstralnng inllueti-o
of her employer's homo? I fear they would
not nt first. I bellevo In educating women
to tho position they nro to fill. Kducato
them to govern themselves, appeal to their
rclf-respect nnd you will obtain tho holt
results of which tho girl Is capable. Con
rlderlng tho extra oxpenso of her lodging
nnd menls and tho ponslblo demoralizing ef
fect of her lelsuro hours Is not tho average
Klrl better off aa sho Is now? With a prcp.T
Interest In her work nnd a sftytematlu ar
rangement of It would not tho two afternoons
nnd two evenings allowed her each week be
milllclent time for outsldo rocreatlon? Mrs.
lllalno's plan might In tlmo bo brought Into
Micco.'Bful oporatlon, though I think Its suc
cess would depend largely upon tho serv
ant." Another well known woman, referring to a
recent plcturo In ono of the Illustrated pa
llors, Knowing tho Mlalno plan In operation,
raid tbat tho possibility of Mich a reality
entirely overshadowed tho amusing side of
It. Tho plcturo showed tho servants of fet
No. 1 departing at the expiration of their
stipulated time, regarding of the dinner
juirty shortly to occur and tho fact that only
Susie, nn under maid of shift No. 2, had
materialized.
Mix. Kdward Cudahy had llttlo tlmo to
(xpress her opinion, but was very posi
tive that sho would not caro to Intro
duce this system Into her own home, ns It
would necessitate two sets of servants to
do what one set now suceosHfully accom
plishes. Sho was also confident, that such,
a stop would result In numerous compllca
1lon, nnd would of necessity maWo addi
tional confusion and expense.
"I cannot poo," nld Mih. Henry W. Yates,
"how Mrs. DlalneV plan could bo foislblo,
FOR WKU. PKOPLti.
An IJnsy Wny to Keep Well,
It Is easy to keep well If we would only
observo each day a few simple rules of
health. .
Tho all Important thing Is" to keep the
Etomnch right and to do this It Is not no.-es-sary
to diet or to follow a set rulo or bill
of fttre. Such pampering simply makes a
capricious appetite) nnd a feeling that certain
favorite articles of food must bo avoided.
Prof. Wlcchold gives pretty good ndvlco
on this subject. He says: "I am 08 years
old nnd havo never had a serious Illness,
nnd nt tho samo tlmo my llfp has been
largely nn Indoor one, but I early discovered
that the wny to keep healthy was to keep a
healthy stomach, not by eating bran crack
ers or dieting of any sort; on tho contrary.
1 nlways eat what my appetite craves, but
for the past eight ye.irs I havo mado It a
dally practice to tako one or two of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal and I
nttrlbuto my robust heulth for a mnn of my
Ago to tho regular dally use of Stuart's
Tablets.
"My physician first advised me to uso
them, because ho said they wore perfectly
harmless and were not a secret potent mod
Iclne, but ccntalntM only the natural diges
tives, pcptoiifH and diastase, and after using
them a few weeks I havo never ceased to
thank hint for his advice.
"I, honestly believe the Inblt of taking
Stuarfs Dyspepsia Tablets after meals Is
the roal health habit, because their use
brings health to tho sick and tilling and pre
serves health to the well unit strong."
.Men and women past fifty years of ago
need a safe digestive after moiU to Insuro
n perfect digestion and to ward off disease.
nd tho safest, btst known und moil dely
used Is Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are found In every well regulated
household from Maine to California and In
Oroat llrltaln and Australia are rapidly
pushing their way Into popular favor.
All druggists Hell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
Irte, full sized packages nt SO rents and fo '
n wcuk stomach a fifty-cent package will
often do fifty dollars worth of good.
We have them on the run
The high prices you have been paying for ladies'
wearing apparei-jhe hoitest fhot ever thrown "to
the prices of up-to-date suits, jaeke's. skirts and waists.
Montlay-At the People's Monday
iSol a waist ot tune
but a saving of mon
ey. Your choice of
170 best quality taf
feta corded. Waists worth $10.00 for only $4.08.
Ladies1 and
losses'
Your choice of 200 high
class, full tailor made suit
samples no two ln4 QC$
alike-all the hit ilU
est cuts & weaves
-worth $'20
Udios' asd
hisses'
AT MAY SALES
Arc now in full blast. We have been making preparations for weeks for this sale, as our
six floors and warehouses, covering 205,000 square feet, will testify. Because wo know tho wants of ALL the people we
have prepared wisely and well. Whether it be for those dwelling in a brown stono front or luimblo occupant of a Hat or
cottage, our assortment is o omprrliensivo nnd our scope so broad that everybody can fill their wants with equal satisfaction and economy. DI'IUNO TUB Ilt'SH THAT
IS NOW ON' wc earnestly ahlse our patrons to arrmge shopping hours as early in tho day as possible to avoid tho afternoon rush.
9
Ladies' fine serge eton
suits, in blue and black
with ilaro skirts,
suits that were
made to sell at
7.50, for
3
All Our High Grade Pattern Suits at
Special Prices Monday.
Fine Waists. I Fine Skirts.
Lnilios' fine nnallti blncW
satin and ta.'- t:i silk
wutsts -rt'K'i ar waist
A lot of fin v h ot und
broadcloth waists
wonh $3 for
Ladies' Jackets.
In line covert bo. front 0 ffljlTi
SiW,.".'5:00 a.9B
.98
JO
Ladled flnu quality ohov-fj JTrt
lot. scribe &. Scoti h intx oJO
tare, now outs.choup ut$3 v w
Ladles' Imported iiPtir-sillc A tf
petticoats, lull Uno ot l-OU
colors, worth 31). 50, for
Ladies' Golf Gapes.
3.93
Mudo from tho bust
shawls In now colorings
worth J7.60, for
iyiillioery Specials
FIRST FLOOR
Your ohok'o of 200 flno
Pnttcni Hutsi
worth ii-
fot-....
Your choico of l.'U hljrh
crudo puttortw
it..... i.
$7.50
Your choloo of .150 litio
Sailorri -worth
Cue
for
ATTRACTIONS AT
9 MQ
- 25c
Ul UO lilJU
4.98
Your choico of 00 flno
I'uttorti Huts
mucin 'o sell
at $10 . .
Your choico of 48 copies
from Import-" f(Q
ed huts, that f 3ff
cost 818 1 WW
Your choico of 397 rough
Braid Sailors ft (fj
others got $1 OoC
for tho iaino. .
THE PEOPLE'S.
Mull iirilrr it-niiittly
llllnl tit nil tlmro on nil
vcrlliiMl itooiN in Iiiuk
ill lliry luxt.
Jiargains in Baby
(ii'.C'nrts lipht, strctip &
durable - solid i nk b dv
torl running gear i
tluM'o nro V- in
n lot Inch n"
this fiilo
liaby Carriages, styl
ish nphoMercd ltii
good quiiUiy da-nnk--oloj'!iiit
parasol this sale"
180 laney Rockers
n heln to hoiuo comfort, no
home should bo without one,
especially nt lli.s prbe
leather cobbler "oat. lilirh
hand carved back simiHv
high arms-- sale price
1CCTUA 'J.".(i
Ladios' Hoekors- fjh
just mo thiuc to rj
a . r I cftnntnl .....
pf It
D.- ii
1VJ linrm Suite solid oak thrpp pipers, lwl,
ilrpssnr nti't wo.hstnn) larRo swinging Tronch
uc'Vi-i oiigi' mirror in cirensor top of ueu nmi
iirr'ser no.itl cureii, wortli
fnlo nrlco only .
14.98
jMassive Sideboard,
Uather let you JiuIro br
the Sideboard than what
we say about them come
and see for yourself
solid oak throughout
spacious drawers nnd
closets below hand carved-
brass trimmed not llko
cut sale price
75
niennnt Ilnrnro mnsslve ''ouehrs. Imported rov
erlim. nil ilolBiis and e lors- values D MO
to Ji;. prlr-e QrO
Kiitu-y couehes, with CilnEe all around, hand
turn. I. p'Ttv 'ly upholstered, viilues C AO
. .... w r
to Ji: snle price
DnliiK tlip rn.h (lint la
titMV on p rnrnrntly nil
lp our pCriiii tu ii r
rnime n Ii ni pi ntr liiiiirs n
erl- in the Any nn ihik-
Itile nnd nioltt (he nf
terniioii rnsli.
Splendid Iron Bed,
extr.i well made tirnss
knobs and strong rod head
and foot perfectly enameled
for this sale
S2.98
qw rm r.si m tm Ear 1
tSolden Oak nxienslon Tlblfs, extra Urge tops,
when exteniled will sent ten persons, A QQ
worth all of JlO-nt
Elegant
India Seats,
well worth
$1.50
special
69 cents-
Oak Chiffoniers
Koldcn finish: five deep
drawers with brass handles,
solid posts, well made and
llnlslied exceptional values
for this sale
$5.98
Mahogany Chiffon-
leres, piano polish, fancy
shaped mirror In rarved
standard, five deep drawers
and hat box regularly $20
for this May sale
$9.98
Dining-Room Chairs.
Heavy turned logs, enno scot,
h.mdsomoly embossed and of
ologant design regularly
worth $1.50 special,
89c
300 Fancy Diners
cane seat, high back, strong
and durable goldon finish
oloar em out only
65c
TV
a
Quick Meal Gasoline
Stoves, everyone guar
anteed. Wo are sole
ngonts for Omuha 500 2
burner Juniors, salo i QQ
Monday, worth $(3, nt fci0U
Our refrigerators are nbso
lutoly peurloM-. Thoy nro tho
colobratod "Uurnoy" Refrig
erators and wo will soli to
morrow Id) refrlKcra- t Q)
tors, woith $10, for UiaU
AU that Is deslrnblo In blcv
cles. exceat a much advertised
name, can be found here and at
a much lower price than elsewhere.
Laclede Bicycles,
worth $30, for .....
Splendid Bicycles,
worth $C0.X, for ..
Tho People's
Blcyclo for
25.00
27.98
.29.75
Crockery
Dinner Hull Hnsllsh Seml-Porco.
lain, hlegimt I)ei'oritloii. protly
snauu4, iuu iiieces, mis r
sule only
150 elegant Imported KiiKllsh
Dinner Sets, warranted nut 1 3
crackle or enize.most
lovely pattern, worth
$17.0, May salo price.
Fancy Toilet Sots, shapely pat-
....!... 1,......, uul,.
.l.lt t.,.. . I., I '
bills .i.uj nmi.-... ...
PAUnOIl KAMI'S- beautiful
decorated shade, patent
burner, latest style
this May sale-only
L'lU
SI. 93
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
Nottingham Lnco Cur
tains, Hi yards lonpr
worth S- nor pair i
Handborao Tapostry Cur
tains, worth $3.00, QQ
. . .. WlUU
Curtains-
rjrussola Lnco
worth I0.OU, per
pair, this salo
Muslin Huffle Cur- (flfflj,.
tiling north S2 00, for JijC
thUBftlo WWV
Beautiful Net Tur- A M JJ
tains worth t5.7G, J.Q
ill this May t,ne....'"
Special
Tntiest:
ors, w'th .t'-'.OO, spcl,
Tapestry Table Cov-QQ
U9b
Intost
2.98
Tapestry Curtains
patterns, worth
$5.00, special....
Nottingham luce curtnlns,
InteHtHfiit) patterns
well worth $1 "5,
May snle prlco
CARPETS AND RUGS
100 Kolls Heavy lnp;rnlns,
In numerous patterns und hold
fast colors. strong pries ad
vatitano linked to oi-AA
cellonl nuullty to- JR
morrow ... ww
250 rolls w'l-lllled Ingrains
the strong evldonco of full
valtin In every yard, extra
heavy and very JI
catchy colors and pat- JbR
terns Stiln prlco
500 rolls Tapestiy Hrusscls
richness, delicacy and nuw
nris hi weave and (leslcn "111
attract your admira
tion. May salo prlco
only
47g
500 Assorted Smyrna Hugs
- you know this Ih the slum
that makes preredence.i Qrt
so hernthey nte, .'10 byl OtJ
i GO Inches-null)
Smyrna Rugs, largo car' et
sire, a ehaiico to snvo mnnev
at tho proper time IA in
and rlaht place. I Ma"
May sale only .. .
Exqulslto Axnilnstor Itugs
the ehoicest anil prettiest of
this season's rn-ntlons In pat
terns suit eolor combination
from the world's 6tk QQ
standard looms- .lB.vO
orth JSO, sulu only '
OUR EASY TERMS.
All Goods Sold for Cash
or Credit.
$10 worth goods, $1.00 weak, $1 mouth
$25 wortli goods, $1.25 week, S5 month.
$50 worth goods, $1.50 week, $(i month.
$75 worth goods, $2.00 Week, $8 month.
$150 worth goods, $2.50 week, .10 month
$200 worth goods. $3.00 week. 3) 12 moutli
Satisfac.ionGuarante'd
Just claims allowed.
Complaints heeded,
Courteous treatment.
Cash or Credit.
No misrepresentations.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Easy payments.
Bed Rock Trices.
Small Profits.
Knormous business.
Prompt deliveries.
Popular prices.
'rrswrr) i i www
1613 & TADNAM STDEEIS. OMAHA.
TERMS
To Out-of-Town Buyers-
We sell goods on our
easy puyment plan any
where this side of the
Pacific Ocean. We issue
no catalogue. We pay
freight 100 miles.
SOLE AGENTS.
For Omaha, for
Peninsular Stoves
Quick Meal Gasoline
Stoves.
Guerney Refrigerators.
Hey woodBaby Carriages
Estate Steel Ranges.
either In a homo of moderate menns or an
establishment whero a number of servants
aro employed. Tho demand Is for rehablo
servants, nnd tho Is tho most valuable who
will lighten the responsibility of the house
keeper. The comlnir and going of two sets
of servants would only necessitate double
vlKllanco nr.l caro on her part." As for
BAD CASE OF STOMACH ACHE ! Sf.V-r1 to 1,0 nb,p to rcturn aU,,lu tcn
l.uulo lliilnu TuriiN II Ih 1'n nil I. v Out of
I) k While S ii IX i' r I n k I
tmtllllll 1'llliK.
A llttlo mother weighing scarcely ninety
pounds, accompanlel by her llvo children,
fiorvantc prcdtlnff by their leisure time. Mrs. - a of tcmk,r calw, ftt tho llco slntloa
ates fearB they would not always do so ye8terifty l0 UuVl, a wurrailt lMU(.d aKalnbt
days.
NEW
INDUSTRY FOR OMAHA
K irkeniliill .V Coniiiiiny'n
I'lietui-y Im MV
Olieriitlmi.
HlK
In
Shoe
Omaha's now shoe factory, located nt 411-
Th, , , ,,,, , yeaieniay 10 jnivo ,i murrain, issui-u .ikuiiibi ni3 soutn Tentll street, s now in operation.
.J,he, r., n" """er. Sho said ho had Up to tho present time, however, only tho
ths stomach acho or somothlnR and it mnilo experimental etago Jias boen reached and
him so grouty that ho had driven her and but few hands nro being umployed. Tho
the children out of tho hoiiFe and locked tho proprietors, l- P. Klrkondall & Co., havo
door, and thoy had been compelled to pass t equipped tho factory with tllo most modorn
well regulated household In Omaha than that
of Mrs. Yates. To apply tho lllalno plan
to her own homo Mrs. Yates thlnlm would
bo to undo tho principle upon which her
house la conducted.' She agrees with Mrs.
lllalno In nnslgnlng to each servant eflpeclal
duties nnd then Insisting upon a syotematlc
performance of them and Bays that a con
scientious girl In hor home can arrange and
complete her work so that sho will have
as much tlmo to he-rself aw the Dlnlno girl,
nnd still havo tho advantage because she
will havo a homo that eostw her nothing,
which tho other girl haa not. Her experience
has taught her that when a girl feels that
a place is homo sho takCH an interest and
prldo in her work, which the girl who comes
In by tho dny does not feel. Mrs. Yates is
also ot tho opinion that tho conscientious
worltcru will form habliH and become edu
cated to ideao of frugality that will enable t
them to make tho meat of what they may
accumulate from their salnrles.
A 'prominent young matron whose girlhood
days were spent In tho south compared Mru
I Ill.ilno's plan to the system In vogue In the
, Bouthern home.", where each servant Is em
ployed for speclllcd duties nnd goca homo
when sho Is-through. Sho says that Houtheru
women havo learned that when servants go
homo at night they do not Improve tholr
lel.iuro time, hut rather dovoto It to rmr
oulis that really unlit them for the next
day's work. "I myself do not approve of
Mrs. Maine's plan," fe.ild hho decisively, "and
as yet I have not met any one who does."
th" night at tho homo ot her brother.
machinery on tho market and It Is their
KMIng Into the stntlon In the order of intention to run it In strictly up-to-dato
tholr yoars, tho family looked like a lllght style. They havo ono machine that has been
of stairs with a low tread. Mrs. Annlo tried In but few factories and If It proves a
Dahm, wife of Loulo the Bullon, Is barely succtm it will ultimately lower tho cost of1
five feet In stature, and hor oldest daughter, production to a considerable extent. Tho '
Mary, Is Just hnlf a hnad lef. Then como mnchlno is designed for cutting out uppers
Annte, 'WIlllo, Charlie and Louis, tho latter In tho samo manner as soles aro cut out,
a babe In arms. Sho will havo been married and makes Is unnecessary to hlro u cutter,
seven years tho 14th of next August. Mary, j who must he skilled, and, therefore, an ex
her eldest, was C years old last December, penslvo workman.
Annlo was fi last March, Willie will bo 4 ( One dllllculty that Is being experienced
next July. Charlie 3 next September nnd is to tlnd tho proper kind ot help In tho
I.oulo haB not yet completed Ills first threo , city. It Is tbo Intention or tho management
months.
Asked to explain tho hiatus of a year bo-
to employ local labor entirely, but ns few
people hero have had experience! In making
tween Charllo and Louie, tho mother said shoes by modern methods It Is necessary to
that Nellie, who would have been 2 In June,
died a year ago.
Sho thinks Dahm, her husband, Is a good
put on a few at a tlmo and edueato thorn in
tholr particular line of work. Most of tho
machines require but llttlo muscular en
man. generally speaking, and Is dangerous orgy to operate them and consequently girls
only when he has the stomach ache, hut
Dahm and his Intostlnnl pang, sho says,
make a combination that Is a terror to tho
neighborhood. Sergeant Hudson, with a
club and bottlo of paregoric, accompanied
her home They llvo on Center street be
tween Fourteenth nnd Fifteenth streets.
DEMOCRATS CALL CONVENTION
I'iii-iuiiI It j of NiiiiiIiiu ii Ciwidliliito for
('oiiKrcN 'Will Hi- liiiui' TIii-oiikIi
ultli on June D.
A call has been Issued for the democratic
congressional convention for the Second dls.
trlct, by Chairman llurkley, fixing tho time
and place In Omaha on Juno 9 and mak
ing tho apportionment according to tho vote
nt tho loot congressional election, giving
Douglas county eighty-eight, Sarpy county
nlno nud Washington county twelve dele
gates. Ah that leaves scarcely a month In
tervening It Is doubtful whether tho demo
crats will hold primaries for tho selection
of delegates because under tho new Inw U
rcqulrcH twenty dan' notice and an expen
sive election machinery to go through the
1 process. What tho popullats ami silver ro-
publicans will do has net yet been nn
I nounred, but they aro expected to hold
simultaneous conventions to ratlly tho
i democratic choice.
Sclenco has found that rheumatism Is
caused by uric acid In the blood This
poison should bo excreted by tho Kldn ys.
No rheumatism with healthy Kidneys.
will bo employed to a largo extent. It Is
dllllcult to tell Just when the factory will
bo running at anything llko full capacity,
hut It Is thought that If tho experiments
now being tried provo successful within tho
next threo months from 100 to 150 people
will bo employed and with that sized foroe
about COO pairs of shoea per day will l
turned out. On the start only men's stand
ard screw and pegged shoes will be manu
factured. Later on If rosults Justify fur h r
expenditure It Is not unlikely that the nn
ihlnery required to mako tho finer gradoi
of shoos will be added.
Ing a total force ot eleven. The vote of
Connolly defeated tho Bchomc.
In support of his position. Commissioner
Connolly said: "I cannot seo my way elea
to vote for nn Increase of the sheriff's fori e
I am Informed by good authority that It
Is not needed. I am also In rei-clpt of n
communication from tho Commercial club
of South Omaha, saying that tho business
mou of that city aro not desirous of having
a deputy sherltf stationed there, despite tho
fait that a petition has boon submitted In
fnvor of the proposition. Tho sheriff, him
self, tells mo that ho did not ask tho in
troduction of such resolution, and consider
ing tho situation In tho aggregate, 1 must
vnto no."
Commissioner Ostrom also mado a speech
in opposition to tho resolution. It Is under
stood that tho sheriff contemplates a re
organization of his force, ho being displeased
on account of tho recent Jail breaks. Com
missioner Connolly Is authority for this
statement.
(Jthor business before tbo commissioners
was of uiiimpoi taut routine nature, such us
allowance of minor bills, adjustment of tax
assessments, ami the hearing of charity
applications.
Our
Islands
und
NANNY GOAT STIRS UP STRIFE
lluttN Mr. I.nnilroek Into n Dut'k I'mi'1
nnil Im (iiitlM-reil In l tin
Don Ciili-ln-r.
Jacob Landrock, saloon keeper at Twen
tieth and Poppleton avenue, stooped over
to pet a kid (a young goat) In the back yard
of his place Saturday morning and when ho
rrnwli d out of the duck pom! a moment lator
ho lo. lied as though ho had been dipped In
a tank of warm asphalt. Ills bartender used
the gardm hose a fow minutes and thon
explained to him that ho hail been butted
by the kid's mother, a nanny goat remark- among Itself. At yesterday's meeting ot
NO MORE DEPUTY SHERIFFS
Sell cm i' o Villi A no the i- Nium- to t It
O IIW-1 ill ItiMti-r Kllleil
lij Connolly,
For tho first tlmo dnco the organization
of tho present county board, the popocratio
j majority has expressed dltTercnco of opinion
able for her uncertain temper and hard
head.
As a sequel to thin Incident Mm Mary
Danz called at tho pollco station during tho
nftornoon to swear out a warrant for the
arrest of the dog catcher, Shu raid ho had
como with hla wagon and had taken her
nanny goat whllo she, Mrs. Daiu, was la
the uct of milking her.
Sho was not given a warrant, as tho po
lice had already heard Mr. Landrock's lde
of tho utory.
tho lizard. Commissioner Connolly dosertcd
Chairman Hofeldt nnd Commissioner Doctor.
It was on the proposition to allow Sheriff
Power nn additional deputy to bo stationed
at Sout'.i Omaha.
A resolution asking for such nppolntmcnt
was Introduced two weeks ago by Commis
sioner Iloctor. The matter was referred to
the comialtteo on court liouso and Jail tho
only committee on the list wherein the re
publicans have a majority membership.
This committee failed to tako action, and
Commissioner, Iloctor succeeded yesterday In
having tho resolution taken away from tho
committee nnd submitted to the board ns a
whole. Hut for tho action of Commissi jner
Connolly the retolntlon would have prr-
mii Aik,. ' vuneti ami unuwier nvniiiy woum unvo oeen
Omaha, Dlllou'i Drug Stort South Omaha. ' measures involving westtrn Interests, ne i added to the already large list, there be-
TIiui-kIoii L'nlli-il to U'linlilnuton,
Senator John M. Thurston ha gone to
Washington to be absent for ten days. Ilo
Foley's Klilnev Purn mIuhvk mnkr them i left last evening noon reoelnt of n tek.
well. Kor imln hv tvr.niltnn llrntr Co.. ?r'!l urging III?, presence in behalf of tbo
u .i.ii . r,. tV .1 V ii nan mi , tno .M ssour river
CLERKS GET HALF-HOLIDAY
Til a TIioiinii nil Kniilo-N (il-o n Ite
"pllc from Wurk on Sni-ir-ilit)
At'ternnoiiN,
Nearly ,000 employes of Jobbing homes,
freight depot) ami transfer compnuico t.i
trrdny enjoyed the Urn Saturday hnlr
holldjy of tho summer season. It has
been tho custom In several lines of Indus
try to begin tho half-holiday Indulgence on
tho first Saturday In May, and tho plan Is
being moro generally ndopted. Tho banks,
city and county buildings and several
railroad '.leadquartcrs observe tho custo-u
all tlio year around and tho ancient plea -antry
Is losing force of the bookkeeper w h i
loved base ball and foun 1 It necessary t .
attcnl tho funeral of his grandmother c.i
each succeeding Saturday.
The Initial step this year wnfl taken by
tin f night agents, who entered Into m
agreement to close promptly at 1 o'clock
on Saturday during the summer, beginning
on May 5. This decision had Its effect ou
other lines of Industry, ns tho Irsi of th.'
horseshoe nail turned tho fato of tho'bat
tle. Tho transfer companies saw their r oc
cupation taken away. On Saturday after
noons there would bo nothing to haul.
The Jcbbers llkowlso saw the futility of
doing busncss when they could not reach
their shipments. They decided to call It a
w colt's work on Saturday noon. About
forty Jobbing houses havo gone Into the
agreement.
In the local oxpress olllces tho auditor's,
treasurer's and other accounting depart
ments will close at 1 o'clock on Saturday,
and In soveral cases tho practlco Is gen
eral through the year. Whllo tho banks
tnap tholr padlocks and let their portcullises
fnll promptly at 1 o'clock on tho seventh
day, bends are still bent owir ledgers for
two hours thereafter, and happy Is tho
bank clerk who roaches ths grounds In tlmo
for the first Inning. Most of the rallroa I
heridqu.n tors also i-loso nominully at I
o.iock on Saturday, but desks must lo
cleared up before the clerks register their
time aud leave tho building.
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