Tlfti OMAHA DAILY UK 13: SUVD Y, MAX J7, 1900.
Sensational Sale
Of Furniture, Carpets, Stoves
and Household Goods . . .
Prices have been cut to pieces in every department, Former
cost or felling prices sire not considered. Here is nn except
tlonal chanio for you to furn.h your homo at almost half iM :ei Acres cf h . v ry
latest styles of household giods frr your inapc. it u Six flnora r-nr Knl with 1..' r han
dlso. If yoj have not the ready cash, wo will cheerfully open nti account w,th y, u
TAILOR-MADE SUITS
Commencing Monday morning we) will plnco on salo our full l.no of talor
tnado MUib-no reserve ovrry sui' go is at
HALF PRICE
$5 Suits 82.49 510 Suits S4.98 S20 Suits $8.98
MONDAY IS SEW W&6ST
Lot I
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot 4
AT THE PEOPLE'S
50 dozen Kino Perralc Shirt Waists,
full laundered at
half price
2." dozrn White and Colored
I'lquo Wnlsts worth
$1.00. for..
1" dozen Kino Kmbroldcry Trimmed
I'lquo Walrts worth
double only
12 dozen Kino Tucked Lawn
and Dimity Waists
worth $2.60
These Items are on Sale Monday Only
3.98
4.98
bru e arm exa, tlv It u .
pevrr s"ld Ir , than I
f r ilus s '' t"ii)' rrw
flTSh
.88
IlAMtlOO MUSIC HU'K-.IS inch h
high, 10 Indus with, IJ .tidies deep
- -' Xai tly like cut would
be c hi a at f 1 . r. i - sale
prlro tomorrow
IWYWOOD GO-CWlT lat.st style -Just
like tui- In nt of fprlmrs tlno running giur
- and well n..' h i be ip at
fii m for this sale
inly
THIS SOLID OUv ellAllt -exact-ly
like cut cane si at nicely fin
ished high brare nnn--well
made worth $1 23
salo price
SKW I NO HOiKKIt cane scat
gold, n . ak lln ah d lra rd
pew dc-i VI e.ii i!y ("lie
cut well woith $2 on
sale tomorrow at
bmgsi ; hq it in imirLr.ma
IlED UuriM SI IT x j I Fndi bfvel plat
in. rror m dresser . ie -f dr. s or 6 feci
hlRh stilul oak Kldin finish ! xactly like
cut worth $27 00 - n rale at
SII.K WAISTS
Uadlce' Coleted and Ulaclt Silk
Tnffeta WnlslH
worth $5.00
Iadlc.s' Novelty Trimmed Satin
and Taffeta Walnta, worth
$7.00 to $12.00 for
OIUSAMIV SI ITS
Your choice of HO Whlto and
Colored Organdy l)rencs
worth $10.00
I W VSII SK llT
Ladles' White I'lquo
Sklr's worth
1 $2 :.0
I
Iadies' All ruro Linen Mkirts,
linen embroidery, trimmed,
I worth $3.50
.4.98
i.im:n sin's
I Your choke of 70 Linen and
I Duck Kton Suits
I worth $.".00
1.98
2.98
MILLINERY FOR DEGGRATIQ DAY
8
will
Ladies' fancy Jnmbo
Jiraid Sailors, with
colored silk bands,
worth 75o
Ladies' and children's
hand made Mexican
Sun Hats, with wide
brim, worth 75c
High clafis Trimmed Hats
in all the latest of this
season's novelties, j,',1'
Your choice of any
Trimmed Hat In our atoro
pattern or our own manufacture
worth up to $25.00 for
39c
14.8!
13XTKNSION T ltl.IC Just ltko cut ox-
nds to six feet s.ze -ulicn closed 4x12 -3-imh
Icrh fitted with ball bearing as er
- leaves that go with table Hi ll pi hulled
slldca work smoothly a bargain at $S
fcak- pri. e tomorrow
LOT i iK KLWIANT. MASSIVH UOfiKM
COI'CIIUS 1'retty, hhnpely ileslgned frame,
Is of Foltd oak or uiahogaiiy polUh llulsh.
The massive pillow hand has fancy rosotte.
CoverliiKH of Imported extra
heavy materials numerous
designs and all colors
Take, your pick
7.75
IWX SKVT UINING CIiIR-hiRhly pol-
ifh 1 b autiful dcHifrn- just
t.t,., ,.t ..... .. nrtl.l
HFll1 HI' 11 DUIll II-8B n II 3f I
tl,ii, J.-.ne tnr I lfct
UKKItHlIJlt ATOISS -
Medium lined and inter
lined, guaranteed throughout
--otio lot of 5.1 only go this
sale tomorrow
T)(P
CP
I'AXCV tUtKSSt.lt,- ii .aen
HnlKli. b m l t nt '.. I n t
llshul, h.nnl . nH, I, -no
Imported pl.ite nut - o "Jffi!
lor on top au n ffS I
with them for onl
$0.79
gAi,;'.jw.'nj. i i--
SMITH'S ORCHESTRA ALL DAY MONDAY
THIS I AW N SKTTI'.K just llko . nt J'i,
nai lung ini - hi Htm ii.ii k maun to
r . -i . I nil. H 1 ilt i.'il nit tin
thing for i)in purch .u u low
prbe t..tiK.rrnw
lllll IU
68c
Wo are solo a cents for the eeb brated "
Kach and ivery one cuainnteed both ladic
Myles. You must see them toappreitate lb-in
Carpet and Drapery sale.
Ingrain Carpets-nice designs, rr,1",rK' 23c
Brussels Carpets-orth si, for 53c
fixminster Carpels worth si.no, for 83c
VeSvet Carpets-worth si.us, for. . . .73c
Straw Matting worth l5c, for 2c
Heavy Stair Carpet -worth :35c 13c
Nottingham Lace Curtains
worth 1.75, for 89c
pa , Nottingham Lace Curtains
9 J. JO wortli 82.0O, for $1.48
QOK Ruffled Muslin Curfains-wth 82.50 .29
0J Ruffled Net Curtains-worth w. no.. 2.48
oypjpQ Heavy Tapestry Portieres-. for. .2,98
iOJUBUO ,rish Point curtains-worth S8, for.. 3.98
Hot WealSier Hems
Ql U K MBMj liSOI.INI:
STO US We are sole agen'n
for Omaha. We plac on
salo I'm Quirk Meal Oa8o in.-
Stove (not like nit I worth
$l.-i 00 for
'Lael. d'" Hicyeles.
and gentlemen's
16HJ S FAUrWl STDEET&.
OMAHA.
g,'ja;ajj"jtS'7Vtf,'Vi?;
S2.50 high grade Hammocks, for ,48
SI. 00 extra quality Porch Blind? 485
M-inch Champion Lawn Mower for.. 2.49
1-gallon Water Cooler, for j.gR
2 quart Arctic Ice Cream Freezer
S5 Stone Water Filter, for 2.98
1-ball Superior Croquet set for gQc
30-inch "Wire Screening, per foot (Jc
50-foot Hoe with nozzle -,-5B69
SBXZS2.
Ltfee W all T ids
i-r
No s Copper Hottotn ltnller
for
J I oo Wringers
for
2.ic Washboards
for
ro. font I'lotliesllno
f-.r
-lotljcs Plus, per
ilozeit
Set Mrs. rotts' Irons
for s
G-gallon tlnlviinlzed Oil Can.
with fuiuet. for
1- gallon Oil Can,
with faitiet, for
l'l-ijuart Tin Pulls
f..r
2- quart Covered Tails
for
f.-qual t Water Siirlnkler
for
Ice Picks
for
Our Easy Term:
am. r.mins soi.n i oit
IMI (III ( Itl'.lllT. . . .
t? Ill WOII'I'II (i(MII)X
4i.iio r.i.K,
tjt as woirrii i.oons-
ini.art wi:i:k,
if no me rn uoons-
i?i..-.o avi:i:k.
If 75 WOII'I'II liOOIIS-
.. nit wr.niv, :
Ifl.'d WOII'I'II (ilXIIIS-
tf'.-.r.ii . ..)
If'.'llll AVOII'I'll liOOIIS-
ifit.titi i;i:k. i
TCCTrj'jajlf ! till LM;1M.'KB
CHIEF KEDELL'S HARD TASKS
Dolors in Explosives Want Privileges that
Us is Unwillinc to Giva.
AFFIRM THEIR WARES ARE IHRMLESS
Chief Huh lleeii Workliiur All llu- Week
to ItiTiilielle Vnrloiin Vle,
kill Hun Not Mrt ultll
.Illicit SlICCCHM.
l'lro Chief Itedoll has spent an unquiet
week In the ultort to rcconcllo tho local Job
bers to his Ideas regarding proper precau
tions In tho storago of explosives. Tho
former city council wrestled with the prob
lem for nearly u year, and Its euceecsord
seemed likely to arhlevo no more dellnltu
result. As a solution to tho problem the
whole matter was referred to Chief Hcdell,
to bo taken up with tho wholesalers con
cerned. It was hoped that his ingenuity
would bo ablo to effect a compromise pro
tective alike to the commercial interests and
tho public ttafety.
The task has been an arduous one and
the chief has been In dally cunferouco with
dynamite and powder men, llreworks men
and dealers In acetylene generators, coal
oil and gasoline. The chief rather resents
the effort of tho council to leave the dcllcato
situation on his hands, but him conscien
tiously gono through with his task and will
mako a report at tho council commlttco
meeting Monday afternoon. Chief Iledell
says that tho Jobbers without exception have
sot forth tho harmless attributes of their
warm and have desired the ordinance so
framed as to leavo them tho largest liberty.
Tho acetylene dealers havo submitted a sub
stitute ordinance which leaves the power of
restriction almost entirely in tho hands of
tho proposed explosives Inspector. Chief
Hedell objeets to this arrangement, as he
believes the dutlcH of tho inspector should
be clearly outlined In tho ordinance,
Tho substitute ordlnanco offered by tho
powder dealers Is nlso open to objection In
tho eyes of tho chief. He docs not object to
a more liberal limit being placed upon the
number pf kegs to bo carried on one load,
but desires that tho dangerous burden should
bo contained In a covered, and If possible,
a sealed wagon. The original ordinance al
lowed only four kegs of powder to the load
and the dealers deslro to carry twenty-five.
Tho main point dwelt upon by tho chief
was that It was not so necessary to limit i
tho amount to bo stored In any magazlun as
to havo Jt known definitely Just where and I
how much was located at a given placo.
The principal grlovanco of the oil dealers i
was that the original ordlnanco only grantol I
them permission to keep coal oil or gisollno
four hours In car or wagon before unloading.
Tho time limit will probably bo extended.
The clause requiring nil minors to bo fur
nished with n nolo of Instructions from par
ents or guardians will nlso bo modified.
CAR ASSOCIATION FORMED
June 1 Agreed Upon as tho Date on Which
it Will Begin Operations.
DILATORY CONSIGNEES MUST HURRY
UciiiurriiKc ('Iiiii-ki'h " II" I.nlil
AkiiIuhI Ikick Citr thill In .Not
I iiIihiiIimI Within Tm-ut-l'oiir
lliMtro,
ing they beg upon the s roris, depending
upon their Infirmities to elicit Hmpath. and
later gather In some place where they hopo
to bo free from police interference and dtlnk
beer until tholr funds or gastric capacities
aro exhausted. Most of them were
recognized as old offondorn. Ofllci r llentf row
said that two jf the men with timber legs
couldn't have walked with an entire crutch
factory nt their disposal, so ho called tho
patrol wagon.
They wero given the usual sentence
"twenty days, with suspended sontenco Jf
you want to get out of town." Most of the
defendants hadn't been out of town In
twelve years.
Omaha nitr.w im; co.mim.ny soi.vi:vr
A POPULAR MISTAKI2
Iti'Kiirillnu IIciiiciIIck for II) Npi-pnln
mill liiillucNiloii,
Tho national dlseaso of Americans is Indi
gestion or In l chronic form, dyspepsia,
ond for tho very reason that It la so common
many people neglect taking proper treatment
for what they consider trilling stomach
trouble, when as u matter of fnct, Indiges
tion lays tho foundation for many Incurable
diseases. No person with n vigorous, heal
thy stomach will fall a victim to consump
tion. Many kidney iIIscmsih anil heart
troubles date their beginning from poor di
gestion; thin, nervous people, are really so i
Decauso tueir. hiomaelis aro out of gear;
weary, languid, faded out wonu-u owo their
condition to Imperfect digestion.
When nearly every person you meet Is
nllllcted with weak digestion It Is not sur
prising that nearly every secret patent medi
cine on tho market claims to be a cure for
dspepsla, ns well as a score of other
troubles, when In fact, as Dr. Worthier says,
there Is but ono genuine dyspepsia euro
which Is perfectly wafo and reliable, nnd
moreover, this remedy Is not a patent medl
cine. b..t it Is a sclontlllc combination of
pure pepsin (free from animal matter), veg
etable eiiseuces, fruit salts and bismuth. It
Is sold by druggists under name of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. No extravagant claims
nro mndo for them, but for Indigestion or
any stomach trouble, Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets urn far ahead of any remedy yot
discovered. They act on tho food eaten, no
iiietmg Iri ueceaKiry. simply out nil tho
wholesome fcod you want and these tablets
will digest It. A euro results, because all
tho stomach needs is a rest, which Stuart's
Djspepsla Tablets glvo by doing tho work
of digestion,
Antiseptic l)ri-Hliii;,
In tho recent wars gunshot wounds havo
proved lets torious than formerly. This Is
owing to the uso of nntlsentlc drihRincs
which cause tho parts to heal without mat-
uratlun nnd In much l time than by tho I
old treatment. Kvciy family may use a slm- !
liar treatment for cuts, brulBcs and burns,
viz: Chamberlain's Pain Halm. It nets on
tho same prlntiplo as tho antiseptic draw
ings of tho army surgeons and Is tho best
homo treatment that can bo given such In
juries. It causes them to heal quickly nnd
without maturation. It also allays tho pain
of a burn or scald almost instantly. It is
moiit widely known, however, ao a euro for
rheumatism.
NoiiiliiiitliiiiM liy Ike '.'ii-ililout.
WASHINGTON. May 2G. Tho president
today pent the following nominations to tr,e
senate: I.'. It. Stackable, collector of
customs for tho district of Hawaii.
.Sergeant Major V. McC. Smith, Thirty
eighth United States voluutceis, to bo first
lieutenant.
I .i-1 1 c li in it In - lie ce eil Itiilclifnril.
WASHINGTON, May 28. It Is understood
that tho president lina doelded to appoint
ns n member of the Industrial commission,
to succeed M. D. Hatchford, resigned, Mr.
Charles Loltchman of Massachusetts,
formerly' general secretary-treasurer of tho
Knights of Labor.
Operating olllclals of tho Omaha roads bo
longing to tho executive committee of tr.n
proposed Car Seivlco asscclatl. u for Omaha, j
South Omaha nnd Council Mutt's hold a i
meeting Friday at the olllco of General Man-
nger W. Dickinson of tho Union Pacific, who
succeeded General Manager llldwell of the
Klkhorn as chairman of tho executlvo com
mittee. Dellnltu action relathu to tho pro- I
posed association was taken and Juno 1
agreed upon as tho date wh"n It shall be
cmno operative. Among tho out-of-town
olllclals who participated In tho minting
wero General Superintendent II. O. Clark
of St. Louis nnd Superintendent C. M. Hath- I
burn of Atchson, representing tho Ml sourl 1
1'aclllc. I
When tho first incut ing of oporatlng oill- I
clnls was held some weeks ago for tho pur- 1
po.o of launching tho Car Service associa
tion tho Missouri Pacific was not rep
resented. Messrs. Clark and Uathuurn,
howover, expressed tho wllllngnes? of their
company to partlclpatu In tho oporatlon of
such an association, i
Tho Omaha association will spring Into '
llfo under circumstances Indicating that It '
will" be a permanent Institution, inasmuch
as tho geno.-al managors of tho various toads
Interested havo taken tho mattor Into hand,
removing It from tho Jurisdiction of trnlllc
olllclals. A competent manager wl.l bo
placed In charge nnd demurrage charges will
be co.lccted on all freight not icmoved fiom
cars within a certain specified ' time, On
mot commidltlos tho length of tltno allowed
Is forty-eight hours, after which $1 demur
i rn?o charges for taili twenty-four hours aro
!esessul agalii&t tho shipment and charged
Ion tho Height bill. Ilaiko-id olllclals Inter
ested stato that no financial lionofit will us
deiivod by the different companies as a re
sult of tho operation of tho cur iiervica
bureau, the only adnntago sought long tho
release of cars and tho u.'oldauce if their
being tlid up with unr moved contents for
days and comet lines weeks ul a time.
llccclicr Ix Askcil fur Ike Nolitiiskn
It re iv I im. AsKOfliiiitiu.
In Its report of the court proceedings yes
pi anion tu the W'mU'k fair movement was offices Immediately looked up tho question
iiiiotll. tal nnd di ea nut voice otvanl.ed labor, and today reported the measuro as nn
Tho National HulMing Trades Coum il of amendment to the general deficiency bill.
America, representing every man employed There Is a tacit agreement that the amend
In tho construction of buildings in tho United munt shall be Incorporated In this bill.
States, requists speedy nnd favorable action
y order UUhnAL UNUtH (JUAKAN I IN b
on tho St. Louis World's fair bill,
of the general executlvo board.'
"H. W. STIMNHISS,
"General Secretary and Treasurer.
FUNDS FOR THE UNIVERSITY
A reh lilihup Ketiiic IImInc Oiir-I'ltlk
ns Million llollarit He.
nIi'i-iI,
WASHINGTON, May 20. Archbishop
Keano of the Catholic university here, who
waa commissioned by Pope Leo XIII to visit
tho various sees of this country and mako
terday Tho lleo stated that a receiver has I )l,B0,la' appeals in us nennii, uas neon quuo
been asked for the Omaha llrewlng com- U", ,0,1" ,tc ! ,Cr!f1r"f-
pany. when It should havo been stated that tho required $1 000 una with which to
tho concern for which a .qcolvershlp wn3 cdnw clmlrs at ho Institution and facilitate
requested waa the Nebraska llrewlng usso- ""JV""1, ,llI,l3lI1!:", B '"r
Cation. Tho error was duo to wrong con- 1 , 0 "'
Ctritnllnn nt n iiVi n I r. n I nttrl l.trtii Tlirtun I 'i.v-mj t " w i v -t hm utiiii iimuih
HI UtllUII Ul 4, IWUllll-IU VULII I I Villi! t IIVI v
Is no connection between tho two concerns,
it Is admitted that tho affairs of tho Omaha
Brewing association nro Folldly solvent.
Kelly Ciixf eiirliiu' mi Mint.
Tho suit on Fred Kelly's bond In tho
United States court Is Hearing an end and
wont to tho Jury last evening. Tho ques
tion now Is to decide which ldo will appeal
as It Is admitted that no settlement will bo
reached by reason of tho verdict of tho Jury.
It waa announced yesterday that Judge
Mungcr would adjourn court Saturday even
ing until Thursday, May 31, Wednesiay
being Momorlnl day and a legal holiday.
one-fifth of tho sum needed has been
realized. At Chicago, ho says, a publle
splrltcd Catholic, who is a member of tho
university board of trustees, gavo him $j0,
000 conditionally, which will ennblo tho
directors of tho Institution to found n num
ber of new scholarships nt the next ses
sion. Archbishop Keano speuks hopofully of
tho university. Tho archbishop exports to
continue his tour through other sections of
tho west and gradually covor nil tho bishop
rics which ho has not' already visited.
Four Ciincn SllHiiei'teil In lie I'Iiikiic
niNCovcriMl S It-ii iii-r Cnp-
t II t II H A I t'll 1)1 .
MANILA, May 2G. The government corral
at Manila has been quarantined. There aro
four suspected cases of bubonic plaguo
among tho teamsters, who aro living In filthy
dwellings, which will bo burned.
b'lnce the murders on board tho steamer Kl
Can.o by tho native crow roastwlso captains
havo been fearful of repetitions of tho
tragedy nnd havo requested tho authorities
to furnish Foldler guards for their steam
ers, which has been declined. Three com
mercial steamers nre now In tho bay, their
Spanish captains refusing to sail until pro
tected, and others Intend Imitating them.
The authorities havo returned to tho cap
tains their revolvers, of which thoy were
recently deprived.
Colonel Padllla, tho rebel govornor of
entire time on Ihe boat. The party will re
turn to Washington next Tuesday after
noon. It consists of the president and Mm.
McKlnloy, Secretary and Mrs. Hay, Secrotary
and Mis. Hoot. Miss Hoot nnd Master TJdwi rd
Hoot, Genernl Hussell Hastings and Mis.
Hastings, Colonel Webb Hayes, Dr. Illxey
and Secretary CorteJyoii.
SETTLES FOR
PROVISIONS
llrltlNk (Jo i-riiiiu-iil I'hjn for Flour
mil Oilier 'I'IiImkn Which
Were .M-1.imI.
WASHINGTON, May 20. Consul General
Stowo at Capetown has leported to tho Stato
department that tho seizure of Hour and
provisions on tho three vepsels, Mashona,
Beatrice and Maria, have h'on finally and
satUfactnrlly settled. It has been found that
tho goods wero the properly of the inn
slgnees In South Africa; that the American
shippers are not and cannot bo Insets and
that tho seizures will not affect tho Ameri
can trade. In tho cases where tho con
signees refused the hills drawn upon then
by tho American hhlppers, though the lat-
..... .Inl.l null.. 1. ...... .. .
Viim Rrlln una rnntnrfwl iliirlnt- tlin n.pntit I "- ditch-., yini-ni
lighting at Nueva lirija nnd Is now In jail . 1 ' CnIrTrlr C"T ' V.'f ,"'1(tl?" nT
. , eminent has preferred to settle outright :.;
here.
PRESIDENT TO SEE ECLIPSE
I'll it l.i'MVi-x WiinIiIiikIoii nil Dolphin
for Trip Dint n (III-I'otoiniie.
WASHINGTON, May 26. Tho president
nnd party left Washington about 130 this
preierreu to settle outright :.y
tho payment of tho Invoice) prlco of tho pro
visions seized, with 10 per cent ns udd"d
prr.llt.
lli'Vflllll'M llf Cllhll.
WASHINGTON, May 20. Tho dlvlnlon of
cuotoTOH nnd Insular r.ffalrs of tho War !
partment made tho statement today that tho
total colh-ctlonii in Cuba during the monii
Chimuo IIi-iii In Hill.
WASHINGTON, May 20. Tho conferees ' afternoon on tho Dolphin for a trip down ! cf April, 1900, of customs recclntB. Internal
on tho postolllco appropriation bill struck I tho Potomac and to Wew tho eclipse on rovenuo recelptu, postal receipts and in In
tuit tho Kcnate amitidment nutlir!rizlng the! Monday, probably from somo point otf Nor- icllaneous collections amounts to Jl,;l80,.iv7,
t "l" I ,'"i ' n.'ivmfllt llf llnllf'lon'-t.'a in thn mist li rn.-nnn ' fnltf Tlin inmnmnnl. nl ll.n 'PI... ..n..l..n 1. . I. .11 .
Tl o'CJI a 1 p ftr Till lit mi' - - ........... ....... 1 . ,iu ttiuiviiiitiiu u, wuui, iiiiiir.il, .jii'i.-iiijimiiuiiupr, lUUllluillltltlOIIIVl'J!!
yesterday for sentence., tho "linrge being of ri,ba ,1,p ,n ombowloment bcrauso that U, nro subject to chat.-. It rs not likely that ns follows: Customs, $1.2".2r, I ; internal
hurghiry. The court inquired Into the elr-i iot considered the bill in which the Item , tho pro-ldenl will make an extended stop revrnuos, $70,000; pestal. $1S,i:,0, nnd rain-
ciunsianccs uno mio mo ucunuani u pen- ,bu iuiu uiiear. i ne sen.no commiiieo on pnii- (luring tho ttip preferring to spend nearly the collnm us rnllertlon, $1.'.,0;((1.
Jnmes C. Kinsler has been taken into
partnership with the Inw linn coinpo-i l
of. Charles .1. Greene nnd Hnlph ISivekin
rldgo. Mr. Klnsh r has for several y hi
been connectid with Meisri. tlroei e li
Hrecketirldgu in nn iiciiiielute.
Judgo Leo listello, who was seized with
fiiidden Illness whllo upoi his liench In the
district court Friday, wns utile to w.ilk
downtown ytt-terd'O , nlthough his rnuit
enntlnues to lie adjourned until Motiilis
Judge Kstelk's phyHli'lnn aniiouiKis th.it
he will bo able to return to hii bi to h nt
tho appointed time
FAVOR THE WORLD'S FAIR
Ohio Will" Ike lliiiinri.,
C1IAMPAH5N, 111-, May 2'1 -Ohio Wes
levnn srcureel first place nnd tho University
of Illinois hoc. mil In the third annual nru-
i ionc.li couiii-i oi ino .uuir.ii wiiuorie.il
I league In this city. Four universities par
ticipated, us follows: Arthur P. Cherrlng
ton. Ohio Wi'sleyun; Kit mi Itugg. Culver
1 slty of Illinois; O P Cocketlll. Ohio State
I unKerslty; James It. Ilrosan, I'nhemlty
of ludlnnu.
Tiild'n Ovt-nliiM' (if Meillelne.
! MJADWOOD. S. U., May 26.-iSpeelnl
Te'.egr.itti'i Orlcnn A. Kelly died at mul.
nl-rht from nn overdose of Fowl' r s solu.
lion of nroenlte of pottish for the blool
i I In was n well known painter, ills mother
Uvea at Clarlnda, la.
POLICE ROUND UP "MOOCHERS"
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Ofilcer nentfrow arrested seven "cnooch
ers" Friday night In tho nuillngton yards
near Sixth and Pacific streets, and yesterday
they wero on trial In police court. "Mooch
crs" (In I'olico parlance, men who congregate
to uish the can are umong the mont com
mon typos of tho river bottoms, though tho
word describing them has not yet appeared
In any of tho standard die. I narks.
of tho seven "mooehcrs" four wero
cripples who walk with tho aid of crutches.
In the daytime and during the early even-
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WASHINGTON, May 26. Hx-Governor
Francl of Mlfcourl, who is at the he.i 1 of
tho Si. Louis tar delegation In Washington,
tCAlay icceived tho following telegram buir
Ing upon tho telegrams received by Speaker
Henderson on Thuraday protivstlng ngalm,;
I tho poeugs of the fair bill:
, "No reprewntailvo meotlng of taxpayirs
was hold to oppose World's fair. On the con
trary tho taxpayers havo hubscrlbal upward.,
of $1,000,000. Thirty thousand union work
Ingroen have subscrlbeil upward cf SJOu.ohu.
Organized labor Is unanimously in fj..r of
tho fair. HKNHV ULAKKMOHK,
"President Ilulldlng Trades Council.
"JOHN II. O'MIJAltA. '
He alho received the following
"Havo Just wired as frlloui to Speaker
Henderson; 'Telegram recently sent m op-
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These unwelcome- usitora usually appear in the sprintj or summer, when the hlooil is innkinj-; nn extra effort to free
nscii iroai me many jmpuruieb inai nave accumulated ciurini; the winter months
Carbuncles, which are mure painful and datii;crous, come most frequently on the back of the neck,
catint: ureal holes in the flesh, exhaust the strength anil often prove fatal, lloils nre regarded by i.oiue
people ns blessings, and they patiently nnd uncomplainingly endure the pain and inconvenience under
the mistaken idea that their health is being benefitted, that their blood is too thick anyway, nnd this h
Nature'k plan of thinning it. The blood is not too rich or too thick, but is diseased is full of poison -and
unless relieved the entire system will suffer. The boil or carbuncle gives warning of herious internal
troubles, which are only waiting for n favorable opportunity to develop. Many nn old wire, running ulcer,
even li.uiLcr, i.i me icsuu oi u iicuic-rica uoil.
Keep the blood pure, nnd it will keep the
skin clear of nil the irritating impurities that
cause these painful, disfiguring diseases.
S. S. S. cure boils nnd carbuncles easily
and permanently kv re nforcniL'. nurifvini' and
building up the blood and ridding the system of nil accumulated waste matter.
S.S S is made of roots nnd herbs which net directly on the blood, and all poisons, w mailer
how deep-seated, are soon overcome and driven out by this powerful pure.y vegeia.ile luedickie.
s. h is not a. new. untried remeilv nit fur
Kr.! ,,;,i.r 'y vc-r m? nccn eunng nil knulsof blood and skin S5i
nit tin- so.raii.-ii t,t, . I trinniir. I ut liseacs. It has cured thousands, and wi 11 cure von fit P'Yf
nuthing Mrtncd to du nif any good It is a ilc.iant tonic ns well as blood purifier mi- T
several ooiucswa-'fiii reiv curfu. auo h-- t, , ,u Kvil rv x.
bav- hail no return of tlicv paintul our pllysiriaus have made blood and skin dis- i2f!.-b7 E?wrfV4iM.
in. ,o u,c ,c-rm ...,. ease. k jif(. stu(1).wrill. tlle f ully !l))0ul your casc
anel nnv inl'oriualion cr advice wanted will be cheerfully iiven we make no charce
wliitever for this icrice. beud for our book ou JJlood and Skin Diseaics-free. Address, The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ge.
Mr R M Pratt. Cave, s. C . writes
"lor twenty year I was sorely
nftluted Willi hulls .nul carluin. Ics
caused by iimiure bp, a t i . nr;K,
flljle totlew-rioe ni '...lir'nn pattat
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