TUB PMAI1A PAIL ? BEE : LTIIUKSDA7. AUGUST ] 1 , 1892.
HAVE AGAIN LOCKED HORNS
Council and Board of Education Commit
tees Cannot Agree.
ABOUT THE BOARD'S ' CITY HALL QUARTERS
Coiincllm-ui Clmirco IleftHr * to < Hvo AJun-
lute PIIMPSMOII of ii lloiim DcatriMl liy
thn llonril timincltin "i Spcclit
to lltin.
There nppcnrs to bo n great clonl of unnec
essary friction botwcco ttio Hoard of Educa
tion and the city council.
Tuesday It looked as though the question
of nsilgnlnp quarters for the oonrd in the
city hnll woula bo amicably and satisfac
torily adjusted by the comralttco appointed
by the two branches of government , but
yasterdny nnothorsaua'l ' appeared , mid thiiro
wcro bickerings and mutlorlnss of discon
tent.
Tuesday afternoon the two committees
were to moot and look over the llfth floor of
the city ball , where apartment ! buvo boon as
signed by the council to the Board of Educa
tion. Mr. Kit-utter , ronrosentlngthoboura , ac
companied by b'uporintcnaeiitFitzpatrieK and
Mr. Hosowntor , editor of Tun Hun , looked
tno untlro llfth lloor apartments through
with a view to tliulr Illness for tha Hoanl of
Education. .Mayor Ucmls and Councilman
Hpccht , loprescfitlnK tlio council cotnmlltco ,
nl.'O uupcurcd and joined In the adjustment
of tlio question , Mr.'Spccht said : " ( Jen-
llomuti , tliu Hoard of Educallcn can Imvu all
the room * on tlio llftli lloor but ttio largo
soul Invest room and the small room adjoining
it on the north. You can bavo all the
rooms on the cast and uortb If you want
thoiu , "
Apparently nil Lovely.
Tbnt sconird to ho satisfactory so far as
Mr. Sncclit was concerned , but Mr. Elgutlor
nslicd Mr , Spocbt bow Mr. Chnll'oo. the
olbor member of tha committee , felt about
tha matter. Mr. Spcclit replied that Mr.
CLinirco tiiid authorized bun to suy tnat tbc
Hoard of Education could have all the rooms
on tbo ilftb lloor but thosei ho had reserved ;
tlio board could have all the room needed.
A ( .tor looking tha situation nil over the
comrolttco thought that the rooms on the
o.tst and north would bo sulllclunt for tha
uucciinmodatlon of the bead , and everything
appeared to bo thoroughly satisfactory , but
Inter on It wai learned that Mr , CnnlToo
wanted a string tied to the lurga loom In the
northwest corner on tno upper lloor. Elo was
willing to let tbo board tuko possession
of that room along with the rooms on the
cast side , but ho wanted tlio board to ncreo
to vacate the northwest corner room at any
time tbo city might want it for sotno other
purpose.
Spcuklne of the mutter yesterday mor
ning , Mr. Cliiiffoo said :
Not HII I.ovnly Alter All.
"Tlio Hoard of Education first agreed to
pay $25,000 toward tlio erection of n city hall.
It hns pnd ! only n llttla over S-M.OOO. A com-
nilttco from tlio board agreed at tbc tlmo the
plans of tha building were being comulatcd
and accented to tuko tbo rooms on tbo east
slUe of tlie building on the llfth lloor.
Now , when the building N ready
for occupancy , tbo members of the board say
that these rooms ute not largo enough and
tbey want morn. I , as u member of tbo
council , propose to look out for ihe Interests
of tbo city , and 1 don't propose to let iho
Hoard of Education cot control of rooms
that may bo wanted for other pnniosos In
the near future. Tlio west side of the Ilftb
floor was Intended for tbo cllv library , mid
there nru othei1 purposes for which tbo
rooms might uo ncodod oven If the library Is
never taken up thcio. lam perfectly will
ing to lot the Hoard of Education iiuvo
tlib ; liso of the northwest room on
tlio fifth- floor with the understanding
that the board will vacate It at any tlmo that
the council may want It for sonic other pur
pose , but 1 shall never vote to lot the board
in there with absolute rights of possession
en account of Us bnvlni : pnld $21,000
toward tno buildlnc. if Spocbt tola the
lioard committee or anybody else that I was
Willing Id glvo the board any of tne rooms
on iho west sldo abiclutoly ho Hod , that is
oil ; 1 never said any such thing. "
Mr. Spocht was seen by a Bins reporter
and reasserted the statement that Clmfieo
had tIU him that ho was willIng -
Ing tbat tbo board should have tin ;
use of iho northwest room In addition to tha
rooms on tha east side. Spachtsaysho did ,
and Cbaffca says he didn't" so there the mat
ter rests.
Mr. Spcchtsays ho Is quite confident that
n resolution will bo p.issod at the next meet
ing of the council , Uojplto the attitude of
Chuileo , granting to the Hoard of Education
the use ol all of the cast side und tuj north
eldoot the llfth lloor.
School .11 rn Dccliiro Themselves ,
Several members of tbo board were seen
yesterday , but few of them had anything
to soy further than tnnt they simply wanted
rcom enough to do tho.ouslness of the board ,
and If the counrll could not grant the board
that much without having several strings
( led to the agreement then they would not
bo In favor of moving in at all.
"What wo want , " .said Clinton N. Powell ,
"Is sultablo and sufficient rooms In which to
conduct tlio business of the board. Wo feel
perfectly friendly to tlio city council and
there Is no reason for stirring up a quarrel
over Ibis mutter , but as represen
tatives of the pcoplo of Omana
whoso educational interests wo have
pledged ourselves to protect It has
become our duly to demand fair treatment in
the assignment of suitable rooms in tbo city
hull. So far as I am concerned I shall never
bo in favor of accepting tlio use of rooms
where wo shall place ourselves at the mercy
of tbo city council.Vo should huvo apart
ments set aside for the use of tbo board that
will not bo subject tc the whim or the caprice
of any city council und wherj the council
cannot charge the board up with beat , light
nnd olovntor service , for that Is a part of the
original ugieoincnt between the tuo bodies. "
WIIFKU Tlniii > i i.ocUcmt.
The statement of Mr. J. Sterling of Wlclc-
HlTo , ICy. , will bo of special Interest to me
chanics , many of whom have bad a similar
experience ,
" 1 am u coopur by trade , nnd for many
years worked In Uhlo.igo. About twelve
months 111:0 I hud an attacit of dlarrhtua ,
which bccimu : chronic. I was treated tiy
two prominent physicians of Chlc.igo , but
Ironi them roculvud no ponnanont bonellt. 1
then wont to Texas whom 1 w.is again
treated bn lo.ullng physician with results
similar to thciso I had prnvtously experi
enced. In M.iy 1 cimo to WIckllfTo , Ivy. , in
a very debilitated condition , consequent
upon thl.t long continued trouble. 1 went tea
a druc stora for relief , ( JUumburlnln's Uollc ,
ChoIor.J and iJlurrluui U'Jinedy was rocoin-
incndu.l. Tno HiMt dosa relieved mo , and
tuoi'j-cont battles curou me. I coubliior
myself well today. "
Mr. Sterling Is OJ yo.ira of ago nnd n very
nice old gentium in , nnd reliable In all mat-
ton" . Ho came ncro In a very low mate of
health , but now nay * ho feels perfectly wol
und buoyant and has bud no symptoms o :
dlarituui for three or four weokt. Cham
berlnlii's ( Jolle , Cholera and Ulnrrluiu Kom-
CIIVIH very popular horo. U. W. SMIVK.LI.
U Wloklllto , Ky.
The regular monthly meeting of tlio
Builders' nnd Traders' Kxolmnga wil
tilled pluco Thursday , August 11. ut 11 it.
m. sharp.
Lunch us usual
N. 15. IlUPSKY , PlCBldotlt.
W. S. Wjiii : ( : , Suurotiiry.
CITY HALL FURNITURE.
Nn r tfnoil * In Itrplurn L'omliiiiititHt Cliulrt
rittlm : tliu Mnyor * * Olllr < < ,
Another lot of furniture from the ICetchan
Furniture company's factory U on tbo roat
nnd will roach hero In a few days. This lo
consists of upholstered chairs for the council
men and pluih backs for the opera chair * Ii
tbo lobby , and' u is to replace the furniture
that was shipped back to tbo factory aoma
tlmo ago.
Tbo furniture that wan returned was not
In strict accordance with the terms of tin
contract and was ordered out of the buliuliik
by Agent HayUon Immediately upon his ur
rival in ibis city.
MrIlaykun U preparing to talto the moas
uromui.is fur the now furniture in the mayor' *
Dfllco , tbo p aclug of which has been iiutbur-
UuU by ttiu cuuacll. TuU furniture will cou-
1st of settees nnd a rail Mmllnr to the ono In
tin council chamber , which separates the
Ity lawmakers from the common herd.
Pf.OO 00 liiiuiinl.
The frlomls of Judge J. It Clnrkson
vlll pity a rowtn-iV of llvo hundred
* 500.00)dollnra ) for the recovery of hla
> oily. Nutlco of finding to bo nt once
olofrrnphccl to the uiHlerdlirnoil , T. S.
"lurkson , Omiiha , Nob.
IIA\IUN ititos ,
Ircat ixcltcnifiit In Our VViish Drosn UooiU
llrp.irtiiirnt.
Mohoy losing sale on that bankrupt
> tock from F.otnont ,
Loolc nt llioso bargains. "Mousoltno
lo Indlu , " Hnindciibitrg suiting canton
cloth , Imported urlnldo seersucker in
) latn color * , 3'J-lnch bedford cords , Bum-
ner wash silk , 311-Inch llocccd stiltintr ,
zephyr ll.uinol . , zephyr gingham , etc. ,
ill go nt lOu yard ; only lUu yard , worth
rom lee to Hoc yard , but now only lOo
aid
US-Inch bcdford cord , sold nil this soa-
ion nt lOc yard , now to close ruducod to
tile ytml.
Uroum colored crinkle seersucker re
duced to close to 3e ynrd.
These Imrgalna you will find only at
Tlaydons' nnd they will not bo dupli
cated. Wo are letting down the prices
n order to reduce stock and nuiko room
'or full stock.
Only 20 pieces loft of that bleached
muslin at 2e } yard.
Bleached cotton llnnnel , 5c ynrd ,
White shaker tlnnnel , Co ynrd.
Don't fail to HGO our remnant table of
omnantri of wash dress goods nt still
urlhur reductions.
Notice the remnants of fine bleached
damask from the Fremont stock.
Bargains in fast black lawn checks
md stripes at lOe , worth 20c nnd 2-3c.
White dress goods nt f > c nnd lOc ynrd ;
; he best vnltio ever ottered by any house ;
they must bo sold.
Shirting calico , 3o yard.
IIAYDEN BROS.
S14.OO.Mi Cliiiutiiiiqii i anil Kutiirn ,
Via the Ltiko Shore route ( L. S. & M.
S. Ily. ) , tickets on sale Au.nist 13 nnd
14. Good for return until September
15. 13. P.Humphrey. . 727 Main st. , Kan
sas City. C. K. Wilbor , west pass , agt. ,
"liicago.
TKADK r.lLI.AVICH HXVOSKU.
How Protection Has KoUprod anil Dovol-
op'il tho.Mitnuricturnr of Crnckoryw.iro.
OMAIU , Aue. 8. To the Editor of Tun
3cn : The World-Herald says that n mer
chant can buy crockery cheaper aornad than
10 can In Trenton , and that for every dol-
ar's worth bought abroau ho has tn pay GO
cents duty , and therefore , the 00 cents Is a
tax. On the face of this statement it seems
true , but wo ought to bavo facts from tbo
\Vorld-Hcrnld to prove thissUtomcntnnd , not
theories. I want to vote for the best Inter
ests of America , and paying O'J per cent more
'orcrocKery is not , in my mind , to that cud.
But , Is It so ? It is a fact that previous to the
time that the excessive duty was placed on
'
crockery we Imported almost all wo'usedand
that SI plus 00 cents did not , by any means ,
cover the cost to us , and It l.s also a fact that
since that duty wus put on , us a protection to
American manufacture of crockery , and to
oncouruKO the Industry , it has grown nil' )
developed beyond tbo dream of its most san-
julne frlonds , the works in New Jerjoy.
Jhloacd West Virginia giving employment
: o thousands of Americans and to largo capi
tal that might otherwise have to bo used In
lubltsning a democratic papar In Omaha and
.omncting with the World-Herald.
It is a fact that , owing to the competition
n America , foreign prlctubavo boon reduced
enough to cover the duty , and .logic says
.but as wo have forced the foreign munufac-
: urer to pay the duty himself to com-
iele , this proves tno duty to bo a tax. Yes ,
sure , but not on American but on the foreign
manufacturers. Jn other words , we have
forced the foreign manufacturer to help sup
port the government.Vould you rather pay
more for your suzar , coffee and tea or woula
you rather pay the government n tax on your
ncome , as Go\err.or McIClnloy says wo must
have over $400,000,000 a vo.ir to support the
government and it you don't act it ouo way
you have to another.
It is u fact that mcst kinds of crockery
made in Europe are completely barred out of
America owing to the low prlco of the do-
mc'itio article. Tlio simple duty on crockery
there has accomplished many things , viz :
Reduced the selling price to tha consumers ,
forced the foreigner to reduce his price nnd
pay the duty , and given employment to
thousands.
.As'n man Interested in tbo well bsmg of
fanners It seems to mo that if wo can give
employment to many men in many lines , who
nro consumers of broad , it will reduce the
quantity of wheat we have to export and as
the price ol wheat is based 0:1 : the amount of
surplus wo linvo In America it seems neces
sary that wo must encourage now Industrie }
and If wo can force a foreign contribution to
the support of our government and lower
prices to ourselves , wo are a shrewd people.
Think for yourselves , Rontleman , ntm vote
and do not bo fooled bv such school boy ar-
ctimonf. as the World-Herald gives. As
President Harrison says , the democratic
party will bavo to meet pnco lists this time.
JAMES
Toi.uno. Iowa , Aprd 0 , 1391.
Dr. J. B. Moora , Dear Sir : Aly wife has
used abnut six bottles of your Tree of Life ,
and thinks thntsho hai received greater ben
efit frum it than any madlcino she has over
taken. Yours truly , L. II. BOFICIX.
Gon'l Airont and Troas. Wcdt College.
Slnco receiving the above testimonial , 1 am
inrccclptof a letter nnd check from the llov.
UHUufkinof Tole.lo , Iowa April ! ! . > . to
send llov. J. W. IConworthv , Grostllno , ICau
sas , six bottles of Moora' * Tree of Life.
1 ! or sale by all druggists.
CITY HALL WAR.
Architect Ileliulorll'to SurprlHO the l nomy
liy . .Mlilulclitliivf. \ .
For two lone days p.-aeo has reigned nt the
city hall and people about the buildlnt ; have
been led to believe that thn sign war , in
which the mayor and the city hall architect
buvo been the contending parties was over.
Such , however , is not the cise. The cossa-
ntion of hostilities has been simply to allow
tliu opposinir forces time to prepare for
another struggle , which will begin with the
rising of this moinlng's sun.
Mr. Ik'IndonT Inn hud painted another
sign , calling attention to tbo fuel
that ho U un architect , and
today , ut the hour wbon the rca streaks
of dawn becln to light the eastern horizon ,
up will po this sign. The nil. , for tills tuna
the sign Is only a cloth one , win taken to the
city buildini ; , where it now llei burled deep
in the boiler room , from which it will oo ox-
humea at midnight.
Tno mayor has heard of this ( lank move
ment upon the part of Mr. Belndorff and
will bo on hand himself or bv proxy to scu
that tbo : lgn does not Heat from the pillars
In the rotunda for any great length of time.
DoAYItt's Sarsaparllm cie.insoi the blool ,
Increases the anputlto and tonoi up the sys
tem. It has bonollttod many puoplo w'tio
have sulTorod from bloaJ UUorJur.s. It will
bulpyou.
fi.ooiiooo
Vitrified paving brick for enlo. Wo
will contnuit to deliver the nbovo
amount within the next UO days. Buck-
Btull tiros. Mfg. Co , , Lincoln , Nob.
THEY'RE ' HUNTING FOR JOBS
Real Estate Ownora Running an Inva3 tlga-
tion of Their Own.
SEEKING LIGHT ON PUBLIC CONTRACTS
One Witness Thinks TlioroVj s Slfi.OOO
1'rolll In City Mall ntlrm .Vllogml
Crookedness In Sliu\viillc | liiul
Curbing Coutr.iuU.
The Heal Estate Owners' association yester
day morning started m to do a little In vostlgat-
ing for tbo purpose of learning how some of
the city departments bavo been transacting
business. The forenoon was devoted to
Questioning witnesses , and than tha investi
gation win continued until 2 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
Joe Irwln was the first man who wont to
the witness stand , and after balm ; sworn ho
told what ho know about city ball extras ,
As n contractor und architect he had every
reason to baliovo that thorn was a steal of
prodlgous dlmauslons about the front stops
ut tha building and in the rotunda. The
original plans Una boon changed nnd marble
Instead of crantta steps had boon put in ,
The plans of the court and of the Eighteenth
street steps had undergone a change , and
two extra contracts aggregating $ ilOiU ) had
been int. Mr. Irwln had ligurod and was of
the opinion that , on the $21,000 jib the suc
cessful contractor of the city ball had
cleaned up not loss than $15,000 of prollt.
Then the witness detailed tbat the Portage
red stone used for window caps and sills
was not up to specifications.
Dropping tbut subject the committee dlvoa
into the permanent sidewalk , with J. W.
nnd It. W , Furnus tor witnesses.
The latter had u big "kick" on tbo wav they
were treated by the Board of Publlo Works
during the yoir 181)1. ) Five times did they
bid and llvo times were they knocked out ,
notwithstanding the fact that tbov had the
lowest bids for curbing. They bid 3 cents
lower on Doroa than Hugh Murphy
bid on rod Colorado sandstone , but
nury a contract did they got.
They thought somebody , but who that some
body was they could not say , Was in collu
sion with the Board of Publlo Works and ,
the council. They were led to believe this
by Major Furay of the board .at one tlmo
havlne said : "You are not lull with the
other stone men. "
In the early part of the season
Mr. Furnas and his sou swore
that the Board of Public Wonts
did not give them a square deal on their per
manent sidewalk coulract. Chairman Dirk-
huuscr , they said , gave Ford & Hughes , the
slagolithic men , 10,000 feet of walk before
the Furnascs cot n foot. Slnca Juno they
had had orders for stone and had all tbo work
tbat they could do.thuugh tbochatrmanof the
board hud been partial to tbo slugolltbio men
and had Riven them tbo work whenever ho
could do so. The work , they stud , ivas nil
done under tbo direction of the Board of
Public Works , which gavp that body an op
portunity to favor certain contractors.
Testimonials
published in behalf of Hood'.s Sarsacanlla
ore not extravagant , arc not "written"up , "
nor are they from its omplovcs. They nro
facts , and prove that Hood's Sarshparllla
possesses absolute merit nnd is wortny Iho
full confidence of the people.
Hood's Pill nro pure vegetable , pt-rfootly
linnnloss , but do not causa pain or gripe. Bo
sure to got Hood's.
iiUN.virrr's i.\vi.vrouv SALI : .
Only : i DnyH More.
No damaged poods offered by us.
They nro expensive at any price. No
bankrupt goods bought or' sold by us ,
they fail to privo satisfaction in every in
stance. Wo sell fresh , new , legitimate
goods only in all our departments ' nnd
guarantee every ufticlo or wo vefund
cash money.
Now fresh flour at GOc per sack nnd
upwards. Our best flour at $1.20 pot-
sack , equal to any Hour made.
Laundry soaj > nt Ic per cake.
A lOo tnr soap at occalco. ISiirgnln in
toilet paper , So per roll on flat package.
Great bargain In n fixture nnd roll nil
for oc. Wo wnnt to close before Satur
day n few more ice cream freezers , ro-
frlgerntors and water cooler * at i price ,
nlbo n few lawn mowers. You can buy
of us firsts > in Mason jars ( nil sizes ) caps
and rubbers nt closing prices. You can
buy the ( ! 5o clothes rack of us at Uoo , yet
n few left. Also the adjustable window
screen at lOe.
Dmss goods , hose , men's shirts , hand-
knrchiofa , etc. , at half price.
Como in nnd see the latest scheme in
our grocery department.
llumembor
All our goods nro now , fresh , wholesome
nnd ull guaranteed to please.
W. R BENNETT CO.
QOUtiD REACHING OUT.
Ttio Wlz.lril's I'liiitft for . \llilc\liifj Auntlinr
Strip nt Xulir.isk .
Jay Gould is reported to bo planning the
annexation of another strip ot Nebraska to
bis territory. Some tt.no since Uo securad a
controllng interest in thelCoarnoy & Blauk
Hills railroad , which extends from Kearney
to Callawny. n distance : Isixty-llvo miles ,
and It has been operated In connection with
the Union Pacific.
The Missouri Pacific has a Hnp that stops
at Prassor , which Is in the middle ot no
where , from u railroad man's point of view ,
und it has been resting tharo apparently
waiting for UouU to maUo up bis mind about
the direction for Its extension , for It Is not to
bo supposed tint it was to stop ut such an
out of the way terminus.
Prossur has been the sceneol an unusual
activity of late , and tha MUsnurl I'.icillo has
boon unloading ties , evidently for on exten
sion of Its track. Prossur is but n few miles
south of Kcarnoy , und It U now reported that
Gould's plan Is to extend bis road to tae lat
ter city , ncd then annex the ICournoy &
Block Hills.
While It Is fuo that the Union Pacific is
also a Gould line , and that there may bo an
apparent conflict In this scheme , it It as
sumed that tbo little wizardhavlne a greater
Interest in the Missouri Pucillo , will , nold its
Interest of supreme importance.
In Tlmo oT I'D too Priiiaro | fjr U'ur ,
Have you over thought what you would do
In case you or somu of your family was talcon
with a woven ) attack of collo.uholora inorbus ,
dysentery or dlnrrhuei. In such caios it U
not unusual for fatal results to follow ooforo
mcidlclno can bo procured or n phvslclun
summoned. There Is nothing that will give
permanent relief so quickly as Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera nnd Dlarrmui remedy. It
never fulls even Inthn most severe eases
either lor children or adults. Why not keep
liuthaudi U5unu50.oont battles for sale by
drugglsU ,
Omaha CimMfgCo.campaign torches.
Another War on tliu HoUomx.
The Mcnilmttons ami the Unffcbrns have
dug up their hatchet , nnd tho'peace of the
bottoms is again swallowed up In the throoj
of civil war.
Mr * . Urlffcorn appeared nt the police sta
tion yesterday und wanted warrants
Issued for the whole McElhatton fumllv.who.
she assorted , were paying the Dr'Ufcorn
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
trlbo unsought Munitions with the old ot
brlcKbhts , milk sldnli , oto.
The two famlllcri Irvvo boon oncatrod In A
continued broil tfdr several years , nnd
scarcely a month pipscs but that some case
growing out of tha trouble cumbers tbo po
lice-court docket. r'Dioy woru under bonds
to keep the peace foVa long tlmo , nnd on the
day nftcr thobundvwns released the two fam
ilies rallied in full force nnd fought until
neither could light ) niy longer. The whole
outfit will probablyr "bo Invited to interview
Judge Borka.
TOBACCO FACTOHY.
To Im l.oriuoil IniOnintn The IMntioy Bub-
Rcrllicil iinilitio llonim Ankod.
Omaha is poliig Itrliavo n tobacco factory ,
nnd it la coming1 without demanding any
bonus from the poaplo of this city.
Some tlmo ago M. Toft , C. O. Dunlnp , P.
W. Blrkhausor and P. II. OlmsU'ttd nsso.
ctatod themselves together and organlzaJ the
Omaha Tobacco company with a capital
stock of SJJoa3. At tha tlmo It was glvon
out that the object of the corporation was to
deal In leaf nnd other tobaccoc.s , but now the
information Is obtained that the business to
bo transacted will bo the manufacture and
sale of all grades of smoking tobicoo auu
snuff.
Tbo corporation will bo roadv for business
this fall , nnd on the start will .employ fifty
hands , though this number will bo Increased
to 100 before the end of the year.
Tbo secretary , Mr. Olmstcad. Is now in
tbo east making contracts for loaf tobacco ,
nnd In a short time the president. Mr. Toft ,
will leave far Now York , where ho will buy
the latest improved tobacco manufacturing
machinery.
Yostordav , in speaking of the enter-
prUo , Mr. Toft said that ha did not ask anv
bonus f rdm the citizens of Omaha. Ho had
fntlh enough In iho city and surrounding
country to believe that un excellent trade
could bo built up In the northwest. This
city , ha said , was the best locution In the
country for ti factorv , as there were no man-
ufncturlni ; establishments In thp northwest
except at Chicago , Milwaukee and St. Louis.
As an excellent location Omaha had many
advantages. Besides being n great distance
from other factories it was in the heart of a
country that used a great deal of tobacco ,
und for that reason It cnuld compete with
any of the eastern cities. \ \ lib export work
men , such ns would bo hired , n line grndo of
goods would bo manufactured , and Omaha
would bo made ono of the principal tobacco
factory cities of the country.
Tho'exponsenf fuel to run the plant , Mr.
Toft said , would bo a small Horn .is a thirty
horse power encino would drive nil of the
machinery. Hegaralnp the capital back of
tbo enterprise , ho said tbat all of tbo Inuor-
porators were men of moans nnd know what
they were doing , as most of them had had
years of experience In the tobacco trade.
Mr. "foft , in speaking of the other fac
tory , that its ofllcers contemplated locat
ing in Omaha , said that ha hoped it would
come. It would not Interfere with tbo trade
of the Omaha Tobacco company , but intead
would help to add now territory and would
do much towards building up tbo city n ? a
manufacturing center.
Winning1 ,
Dr. Price lias been for years
perfecting his Delicious Fla
voring Extracts , and they are
now winning their way to
universal favor from their
merits.
'No housekeeper who has once
flavored a cake , pudding or
; cream with Oft. PRICE'S FLAVORS
' OF VANILLA , LEMON , ORANGE ,
ETC. , will ever return to the
uu'se of any other flavoring ex
tract. ? .
I'ASK YOUR GROCERyFOR DR. PRICE'S
and satisfy ybursdf of their
- superiority. The Price Fla
voring Extract Company are
the only exclusive manufac
turers of Flavoring , Extracts
upon the continent.
JU Tim NIOIIT IS COM1NO. Tim NIQHT
Fun nnd death , while liut l ono In a mill
L ion Is prepared fur tuu dread call. Arojou
that onoIf not , your eartli'y clfaro de
mands that you ad'ipt | > tunitauil | effective meas
craillcutn' ures tn iirevenl . . . . . Hie nnpraaeh of dlsaise oullcti , or to .
thu maiaily vvblcu now jou.
Have yuu
niBONICor
P 1V\TE \
In nny euaro , form , manner or dejreo ? 1 * life
rendered a weary burden by any aflllctlon aucu ns
Tlmro I * IIDIIO. tttoro Is help , there ID tpredy
and iieriiiaiient cun i r r > o ironi uii ) or nil of
Iliese Ills , In the wonderful abllty , tlw uiirvrloiii
iklll and tliu ui ai'irrtmclnb.o ' luetUudi of
ot
. . .
Who , In the trimlmfiit uu 1 ura of thW claw of ( S13-
CUM , know uo u Ii wutU ai "Mil. "
Stud i en , foi tdelr U ni1 nn lr ) Illiutrated end
< L"n"
DRS. BEITS & Bivrrs.
South llth St. , N. 1-1 Corner 14th nnd
Douultia St3. , Oraahu , Nob.
A Friend
Wishes to speak ( liroitgh the llcfftsttr ol
the beneficial results ho has received
from n regular use ot Aycr's IMIls ,
Ho says : "I was feeling sick and tired
nnd my stomach seemed all outot order.
I tried n number of remedies , but none
seemed to glvo mo relief until I was in
duced to try the old reliable Aycr'a
1'llls. I have taken only ono box , but I
feel like n nuw man , I think they nro
the most pleasant nnd easy to take of
anything I over used , being so finely
sugar-coated that even n child will take
them. I urge upon all who nro
of a laxntlvo to try Ayor's Pills. "
Boothbny ( Mo. ) , llegister.
"Between the ngcs of five and fifteen ,
I was troubled with a kind of salt'
rhuiini , or uiuptlon , chiefly confined to
tlio legs , and especially to the bend nt
the knee above thucnlf. Hero , miming
sores formed which would .senb over ,
but would break Immediately on mov
ing the leg. My mother tiled every
thing she could think of , but all was
without avail. Although a child , I rend
in the papers about the bciiefldnl effects
of Aycr's 1'llls , and persuaded my moth
er to let mo try them. With no great
faith in the result , she procured
nnd I began to use thorn , and soon
noticed nn improvement. Encouraged
by this , I kept on till I took two boxes ,
when the sores disnppuaied nnd have
never troubled mo since. " II. Uhipnmn ,
Real Estate Agent , Itoanokc , Vn.
"I suffered for years fiom stomach
nnd kidney troubles , causing very sevcro
pains in various parts of the body. None
of the remedies I tried afforded me any
relief until I began taking Ayer's _ Pills ,
nnd was cured. " Win. Goddaid'Notary
Public , Five Lakes , Mich.
Prepared by Dr..I. O. Aycr&Co. , Lowell , Mues.
Bold by DliiyglBta Il\crj where.
Every Dose Effective
DR. J. B. McGH-SW
THE SPECIALIST.
Is unlit rpjisscd in tlio tru.itmontot nil formtot
PRIVATE DISEASES , nnd all dlsorlon
untl debilities of youth nnil iminhooil. ITyoari'
experience. Ills rovmrec * mid f lollltlcH are
practically niillinltuJ. The Doctor Is rucom-
momled by the pres , nnd endorsed | n the
Btrotmost terms by the puoplo for fair triwt-
merit nnd honest profession it advlco. The
most powerful romodlos known to modern
science for the successful treatment of the
following diseases :
GONORRHOEA tmnicnl.to : relief. A com-
plctoonre without the lojs of uu Hour's tlma
from business.
GLEET One of Mm 'nost co.np'.oto an ! 1110.
cessfitl truatmcnts for Klout und n'l ' annnyln-r
diBohar.esyet known to the mo.lloil prdfoj-
slon. The results are truly wonderful.
STRICTUHE Oio.MOht linoivn roinely for
the treatment of strloturc , without p iln , cut-
tin , or il In tin r. A niostrnmnrk iblu ro uedv.
SYPHILIS-No troatrnont for this tcrrlulo
hi DO I dlsunso has over been tnoro su-ucssf ill ,
nnrlnul stronger undorsoincnts In the llKlit
of niudern sclonco this dlso.iso (9 ( positively
eur.ib o and every trace of thn poison entirely
remove I from the liloo I.
LOST MANHOOD , and ambition , nervous
ness , timidity , dospondoney und , ill we.iknosi
nnd disorders of youth or inanhonJ. Uullof
ohtuliied at onca . . ,
SKIN DISEASES , iod all illsoasn ? of the
Gtornacli. blood , liver , kltnoys and blatldur
nro treated su eeu3-.fully w.th thu iruitj <
knnwii roinedles for the illnu i-.u.
Write for circulars and ouoitlonllst. frj3.
1-ttlt u.l S-ttnuiin f > tH. Oimi'.iia'i
FIRST CLAGB
, . _ . .
| i - - -la a
Iho LarceiU Vaitc.it nnd Flnut In the World ,
.
AsuenBeraccomodntlonauncicelloa.
HEW YORK. 10NDONDERRY AHD GLASGOW.
NKW YOKE , GIimAl/riAl'nnd NAl'tES ,
SALOON , SEACOrHDU-OlASC AHD STEERAGE
rntOHonlowOBttormsto nnit from Clio principle
B53ICJI , EH3U3B , IBIOB ft ill COKIISEHTAIi TDIHIO.
Ercursloa tickets nrallnblo to loturn liy either llii-plc-
turcKiue Clyde A No'lli of Ireluml or Nnplca & Olbraltaf
tufts nl Jiwer Orders ft te ? A = : u it lowest Situ.
Applr to any of our local Amenta or to
BKOTUKIW. ChlcuKO , 111.
ALLAN LINE
IlOYAh MAIL Sl'nAMSIlIl'3 ,
MONTREAL anJ Qtir.Itr.O
To HKKUV nn 1 M VHIU'OOr.
CAIIIN , > * " to * MU. Aucorrtliijt to atuaino
and location of Ijtaturoiini ,
liituriiicillatunnil Ktcnr.iKO at low r.itoi
NO C'ATTU : CAUK1KU.
) SKI'.VIOi : 01 ?
CTATP [
ALLAN LINS
LINE ) STKAMSIIII'S
NEW VOHKaiul GLASdOW.
Vlnl.ondoiidurry , ovcry rortuluht ,
AUK. llth STATU ( IK NKVADA noon
AUfc' . iiJth hTATK < IK NKIIKAbKA . . . noon
tl'iil. ttll..bTATi : OK OAl.irOH.MA. U A. Al
Cutln , fill , second Cnhln * l ) btouru'oU.
Apply lo ALLAN A CO. , Clilcuuo
II. 1C MOOUU , lil'J lloniird yt. Umili i.
( IiiltK
Save Your Eyssiglit
yntostol rroa i > y.in EKI'K IP OP riOIAN
I'orfCt.iliialinuiit. ( ( ) Supurlor Icnsoi. Nurv-
uiifchou'lia'tie ouroil ) > y nslii , ; our Huoct.iulej
and nye lnosoj 1'rlvuj luw for U t cl.iai
goods.
THE ALOE & P21FJLO GO ,
HIS. 16thStCrolrhton Q.OJ'C.
TRADE MARK.
They're hard to digest. Not only the nut tint our amiable
Italian friend dosss out as the "dagos" bye at a dinia a cup -with X
a couple of finders in it the ancient minstrel joke with whiskers i.
on it the average fish story an I the campaign lie are cliest-
nuls ; but there's such a thing as chestnuts accumulating in a
store so we've heard. We never let goods stay long enough to
become chestnuts.
We find on hand today a fe\vo.lds \ and ends in different parts
of the house. They're all right this season. Next season they'd
be chestnuts. We won't have 'em njxt ssason , This is the "why"
of it.
A lew Coats airl Vests ( ll or 50c
, mrnior > yesterday $1.50 , today
A few > Sitcen : Coats and Vests , 8liSl , , . . .yesterday $1.90 , today $1.25
A few French Flannsl Coats an 1 Vests , yesterday $6.00 , today $275
A lot of Light Derby Hats , , ; ; , , , , . . . .yesterday $2 anl $2.50 , today $ ! / .
A few Fine Negliges Shirts , . .JiJJ . , , , yestenlay $3 , today $175 '
A few Silk Mixed Shirts , g,1,1 , , ? , , , , yesterday $4.00 , today $2.00
A few Low Shoes , 'Sf yesterday $1.50 , today $1.15
A few Wash Ties , some puffs , some knot , yesterday 20c , today lOc
A few Boys' Blouse Suits yesterday $1,50 , today 75c
A few Men's Suits odl sizss very much reduce 1 by the heat.
A sort of a Close Liine today.
During July and August we close at 6:3O : p. m.
Saturdays , 1O p. m.
MDUCA/TIONA.I * .
v
Oldest Military School In Mo. Wo challenged nil the leailing Military Schools in tlie Ktatr to
competitive drill Lift session , and they declined lo meet us. Infantry , Artillery nnd Cnvnlry Drill.
All modern conveniences. Kxtcnsuc improvements now bcini ; nude. Hoard , Tuition and Wash *
ing $280 , per session.
' Dr. JAME A QtTATii.rs , of WnBlilnpton nnd I.oo University , Va , enya : "No other Academy In
the entire country IIHU miuln here a inimtuduilruhlo record us Hhoun l > y tliu Miccerts ( if the students
irepured liy It tor tills Institution , four ut whom Imvu In tlioimsl Jour years tnkcii loiirBCiicilursLlpe ,
{ our ini'daU nnd three degrees. " 4 %
Vor illustrated catalogue and full information address MAJOR S. SELLERS , Lexington , Mo.
Seminary for Higher and Liberal Education of Girls
and young Women. Specialty , Music , Art , Elocution.
. Mrd yi-nr opens R nt. 6th Applr < trlr.
Applicant * rejected tail irnalon tor wnnt of roriin. Addren ,
Rev. T. Peyton Walton , A.O. , Pres't , Lexington , Missouri.
EDUCATION A L.
CONSERVATORY-
Burt Instructlun In nil itcpArt *
men ! * of Mnrk'nlStiidyHue
Art , I.tc. Z2Miinttendfiiiitla0t
year. AilJnca U K. 11U/.LAKL ) , bui > t. JaiLkauvllle , 111.
( IIIIKIUIVU ll.UUdliril.d. AIII < ran < lien < irMiiMciii > -
'ctitiun ' , IKNUIL ] > . Fully liHtnictulH ulln.lld' | lalllnlllC
fDrteaelifiM. Itntiiiri'iuKilniUnnlncf. ' ) riillifiiiilKirlni
Ui > t. 7. bLuJfunaUluuiiu. J. J. ii vrihr.u.nr , iii-Miun
TheLOBISTG SCJHOOI.
Unlvoislty-proinir.itory ilNt ilillsliud ISTii )
( jlll'A ( < i < > . II.I.I.SOIi. VDIIII ; l/ullu4
Children. I'or fin tliur jifirtloiilars iKldiastiind
TllKljDlti.so rcnooi.n i-r.ilr u Avu.Ulilcu u
Illllllll
1STE1 HUM
A thorough school , 1'rcp.ircn for Colleue or
JJusltiess. Within I'll mllcsof.St J.mils. Aildrrsf
OOL. WILLI3 UflOWri , Buperlntcriclent ,
, , A MIUTARY HOME SCHOOL.
[ (1 Unnnrpa iodn < iulpmentiiCnrcfiil Moral nd
U tjucUltntlnniKi ji.iiari for lluilni n iid
for any Cullv.-u , fiiliiitlilnhilioul urUnlvir
Tooth-Food.
This medicine for babies prevents and
cures pains of tcctliing and resulting
dibe.iECo , not by putting children to sleep
with .in opiate , for it contains no hni inful
drugs , but by supplying the teeth-funning
ingredients which aie lacking in most
mothers' milk and all aitifitial foods.
It is sweet and babies like it. gi.oo a
bottle , at all druggists , Send for pam
phlet , "Tccthiiu ; Made Kasy. "
THE UliVNOI.DS MFG. CO. .
CINCINNATI. O.
* R IP A N'I "l / H ULfc H " 'W't S
tlii iruu3bo "l 'Uil
loimuli I > ( ;
, f r thr Ui i J. re Mir und tllii li.ul i.
llin U t liiwIklueUlK.KliliirMllw - i
IU , OIIU'JI ftll' ll | lI ! K ptU. lOltlg
'irL'411) ' ) , lumliul f ucul'Uin , Juuwut i
RHlltv , liirntuliltlli 'loll , IJiilflllt !
i--ii"ii , nlii'i'l' . null" " ' ' 'lunli i
> , uil < > > ir/di/ . .twriiHlUMfibiii *
fnlluro liy tin M"iii i , .lhirc.r in 9
QUAIL BRAND
HEALTH FOODS
Parched Rolled Oats ,
Unequalled in Plavor.
Corn Gritz ,
Sold only in 21 pound paclctvp/os.
Velvet Meal ,
For tinillliiB und fjoini.
Til u RINT N MD1KT
llJrj jj Dliiol lo
Solil by nil l'lr.U-CIws ;
Elastic Stockings
FOIt
W i I f n s
Varicose Veins
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdo
minal Suppor-j
ters , Deformlt X
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplies.
THIS
ALOE&PEXFOLD
COMPANY.
114S. Iblli St. , Next ( o PostOHica
*
1L
Ur. Bailey , Sr
The Loading I
Dentist
ThlrU Floor , I'.ixton lllooU.
Telephone 1085 , JMh ami Farinuu SU.
A lull nut of Irotli on rubbur lor 3. 1'orfect m
Tivth wltliout plutu ur r-miovablo brdUu work
Ju t tliu tlilntf lor ulntiurii ur pulilla | iciuKfr , uuvur
Uruji ilutdi ,
'JKKTII HXTHAC'TKU WITHOUT 1'AIN
Oolil Illllns ut rfliibonibltt rittcK , All
wurrautuU. Cut tuUoul for i '