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8 'rl1J OMAhA : DAITJY n.mm : 'VE,1)N mHDAY , AUGUS'L' 7 , 18i ! )
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i Pay Rolls of Street Laborers and Police
Are Allowed
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CIIIEf WIIITE IS ALONE EXCEPTED .
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I Oi Ct'I"t01 ot 4tlflrI4M-VlltCr
r S'IIr1'M 111 II 1 , . 111.1 ni
! . Agreed , etll1III" .
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The consderaton ! ct the ( alarle9 ot the
city employes that ' had not been Included In
the regular appropriation ordinance , which
was pahcl at a previous mectng , occupied
the greater part of the time of the cty
, : ouncl last night. After a long onll omo .
what spiried ,1sClslon all at the salaries
were allowed except that of Chief of Polce
White , ani a minority of the employes of
the street lepatment , whoe claIms the
finance committee auertel Lt was not ready
Lo report on until It had completed the
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checking lP process. The mater was intro-
ducct by the following communication from
Mayor hernia :
I wlph to urge Ulln the council the neces-
Ir/e '
ally for Inhinedlilte action upon the IHU'
Immetllle Icton
tolla of the health and pollen departments
and the men employed , under the street
commls loner. I is / working 1 great hardship -
phlll npon thesc ' men to keep them out of
the money rightfully due them and which
they ' have rllhtllY , to expect wOlltl 1m
tuuitl to them on or ah ut the first of the
month. If there Is any occasion for In-
veatigating the pay rols of any of these
vestgatn it Is Incumbent upon the coun-
cl : to upe extraordinary means to complete
; the investljuitlon within a reasonable time.
The men employed hr the street commlR-
Kloner arc especially In need of the money
especIaly
due them from the city. There Is I large
. number of frm men nearlY df of whom .
have no other means of procuring the neces-
mlans lrocurlnl
siLica ot life , and It works I great hardlilp
upon them to he ) deprived ) of the money due
them , even for a few da's I therefore urge
that the pay rolls of these departments IJe
passed It once I
Howell moved that the communication bo
referred 10 the finance Clnmltee : , with In-
stl uctons to report back at the Eme meet-
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ing.IllS COMMITTEE 'OVF1tWOTtKED. "
Taylor objected to this , as he declared that
the flnanc ; committee was already over-
Inanc
worketl. He expltlnetl the failure to approve
the pay roll of the street department by say-
Ing that three resolutions hall been passed by
, the council by which a certain amount of
work hal been ordered to bii palt fur out of
the road fund Ills committee hal spent e\-
oral I days In trying to get the pay roll of the
department straightened out and had ex-
pectd to have It ready for passage . but at
the last moment he discovered that the whole
amount was charged to the general fund. so
It would be impossIble to at once Introduce
the appropriation ordinance. He made no
explanatIon of his acton lelatve to the police -
lice department
lce
holmes called attention to the tact that
whl the committee was wasting time the
mcn who had earned the money were without
bread to eat He suggested that last year
the council had I finance committee that did
not cause s\ch lela's ,
howell mae a few remarks which burned
large rents In the t municipal atmosphere the
saul that thIs pa } roll was exactly like the
other pay rols ! that hat been approved wIthout -
out objection by the committee. I was very
peculiar that the committee should approve
the ray lol for seven months ant now sod-
denly Ilcovor these alego : Irregularities.
I : lr. Taylor was so overworked that he
couLd nol attend to the business of the city
he Rhouhl resign and give place to some one
who was not so overburdened that ho hat to
keep the laboring men out of thor : pay.
The motron , to refer Inaly proyaled , and
later In the esslon the committee simply
stated that I hal detaIned the pay rolls no
longer than necessary . I then presented the
following report with the salary ortlnlnces
of the ilice department : '
II submitting ordinance No. 128 for the
pay of the police dellrtment , we desire to
Bay that the items In Fme are just ns
certified hy the Hoard of FIre nnd Polce
Commissioners whole term of olcI ! expired
July 31. AI the new Board of Fire and
Polco Commissioners , whose bonds were Ip-
proved 1 ' the city councIl , and who were
sworn Into ofce on Friday , August 2. have
heen ten10rrIYcnjolned. your committee
Is unable to confer with them. pendIng
n temporary injunction , IS to Informaton /
whIch they desire to place IJeoro the cIty
council ordinance In , connection wIth this appropriation
According to the report of the judicIary
committee , which gave the facts of the
cace Ow pay of Martin .1. " 'hle. who hits
been acting chief of polIce by acton of the
tormer board , should 10 stricken from the
aPproprIation ordInance.
'ho following olcers were dismissed according -
cording to reports furnIshed your com-
mltc ! July 1 :
H P. Hnze A. T Shnvart n A. WIlbur .
0V. . Barnes , N V. Hller , George l'res-
cot p , B. Evans , A , 11. Burr James ICirk
M ! . Starklv , Louis Burri a , H , Flint.
\V. H , Stor ) ' . 'AT. Dolnnl John I.eary , N
' M. Arnold , F I ) . Mhtchieil ! S. E. FI8h S.
: D , Osborn , A. A. Be1out , I. " ' . ler , A. I , .
: Jnrkman.
'ho other names appear on the pay roll
fir - partial . time ( luring Ju ! , W. , do not
find any record that they were dIsmissed In
accordance with tIme rules o the department
to 1e tountl on pages 13 and 14 1 of the
mnnunl of the polIce department ot the city
ot Olnnha
The folowlll names ot new men appointed -
pointed also appear In the present appro-
prIaton ordinance :
John Stlrkt } ' , A. A. 1oysor James Gor-
mali Joseph U lengen , S. E. 'CollnH ,
Ni'himiel Gentleman . James Crayons . 1 D
McMahon C. Ij "Indsen , Curl Carison .
: harry J tcCaiioy { . 1 M. Tobin : VIncent
D. LIIJY. J. S. Hork. Bartholomew , Cara-
mehlo . Frank P. : llrph ) ' , rank I Percy ,
A. C. Hanney. .1. p Hector. 1' . H. : lc1ar-
nan , nloro Blake . John H. Gibbons.
AFnAID ItULESVEItE VIATI D ,
\Vo h'.ve no InformatIon I" to whether
nay at thin seven requirements to Lo found
on pag ! 1 amid 12 of the rules ur th five
antI , police department have been comple,1 ,
wih , These rules Irhlbl the 1'llllntl ' nt
of anyone lS police ! otcer unlel he Is
able 10 read and write the gnllsh Inn-
guae : ho Is I resllent of the state ot Ne-
hrallm : he has been a resident of the state
for 11" months next prior tn the application -
lon for appoIntment : lie Is lh'o feet eight
a incites In height : he hal never been convicted -
vlctell of a crime : hO Is over 2t Inll muler
45. unless ho Is nil exnerlonee,1 nollIml"
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h' hi ofsounul ' health : . tile. .
The rules anti regulations could not be
changed except by the approval ot at
least four members of the Bonrll of Fire
nntl 101 co Conmls"lollks , as they existed
prior 10 ugust 1. ' Thtl.
I the BOml ot Fire and I'olice Com-
mlrloners were II Position to perform their
! ute ! your cOmnmntttee would , Perform . I.elr
got information as 10 all these point , but
as there I. no commission IlthorlzeI to act
wq cnn simply report thin ordlnan al I
came from the old commission , and , call
tte ; attention of the council to the same
for such action as may he deem cd best
In time I'remlsea
Sonic of the old officers claim that they
haVe never b"'n legally dl"118sll. anl
. the ) ' know nothing . about their dismIssal
beyond what .IH\S ) nppearet II the news-
111'ers. '
Your committee therefore submits the np-
lroplntO : ordinance No 12 of the police
department wihout recommendation.
SAY COUNCI IS DSmmAHOED ,
I The report was adopted , lS was also the
ordinance following : In relation to the general salary
In : reporting the remaInder ot the salary
ordinance w.dcslre to say wo have directed
the comptroller. In accordance with n previous -
, 'Ioul acton of the city cotmncil. to strike
council ltrl
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from the approprIation ordinance the Item
of $25 clerk hire. which wc are ndvl ! Iem 1)
the commissioner ot health ho certifies to
the comptroller because ho Is instructed to
do so by the Hoarll of health.
I Is not necessary to cal attention to ,
the fact that time commissioner of health ,
, and the board hy this acton o detJer- henlh
Itely disregarding the express ol'der of
the city council , are making themselves
\ liable on their olcial bonds for time In-
dibtedneJs incurred , antI , In our judgment
the council should take some ncUol of a
very decided chlacter which will compel
cisions. city' oilicials and board to respect Its de-
We do not are to discuss at thIs time
the questIonable policy of the 10ard or
Healh enterIng Into a co-partnership wIth
, n city contractor In the emplo'mont of n
k clerk The council has already adopted
I resolutions statng that such action was
against public Ploy ,
In regard to the payment ot the salaries
ot the omplo'u ot the street 11epartment.
we were Istonlshed 10 find , on considerIng
the a Poprlaton ordinance , that the total
Ipendlur"s 1) ' the street department for
eweeping streets . street work and materials
was something over $7.0 and for street
work alone over 13,0 for the month ot
July. As soon al we learned this your
committee directed time withholding ot thIs
appropriation untIl the mater could be In-
L : 'oSthralel The Doard ot Public Works
was nlk"ll for a colplele list , , dvlnl "nlt
Iltl I ] , I re ! ot till l'mlllo'u engaged , on
treel work , antI they were ailo rllueltell
' tu the
to thiorotmghiy examine the report ni
thoroulhl
correctness of the roil. There II no such
omoult of mopey available for the street
mole ) desires to
dcpartmrnl , antI your committee deslrel
say for the Intormittlon of all concerned
PY Informrton
that It will not hastily report items and
will wlhholl same trom the RPproprlaton
ordllnnce until It has time to examine and
unt . tme
report intelligently to the cIty counci ,
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COI M t'1'Tl'E "JUSTU'IW.
Time examination developed that no attention -
t"nton Was 1111 to the conclrlent resolu-
ton of the city council In the pay rols
smibnmitted nn,1 , had , they been approved assent
sent In the t money \oul have been ex-
pendell , contrary to law. This fact not only
full ) ' justifies the action of the finance com-
JUltfls ncton
rnittee , but It adds emphasis to the tact
that frantic 1lens , for Imyment of em-
Illoye" mut not he Iermlted , to Interfere
with the careful scrutiny due all city busl-
ne ' s ,
When wo have male , this report our
r"sponslblty 11 a committee 1111. and the
fInal decIsion must II malic by the mem-
berl of this council. In the performance
counci.
of our duty . which Is not a very pleasant
Ole , we reuse to consider any other ( IUe- (
(10mm thnn that It Is our duty to protect the
taxpayers , and I Is our .uslnesq before
wo report ordinances ot this council , as far
Its IIOSllhlp , to ascertaIn all facts , which
shall he plncel , before this body .
At the beginning ( . the year I wits
understood that the nmoult which could be
Used this } year for the street work would
hu about $15,0. urther I commtnt Is un-
necessnr ) ' , The Board 'f pu lc' Works
lisa at our relustk verIfied the roll , antI
PO tar 18 the woric has been done , has
certified to the comptroller antI we herewIth .
wIth report the comptroler their lo ors. no\
lrOperly apportioned , according to existing
concurrent relolutonp , ThIs report Includes
the roil as certified by the Hoard of Publc
\\'omks . nf far lS possible for the consider-
aton of the counci lt this metng. We
wJ subunit an addltonad ordlnlnce , If I
necessary , nt the next meeting of the
council.
\\0 have submitted a separate ordinance
for the par of the irnhlce deplrtment , 'Vo ,
recommend that ordinance No. IZ as Bub- I
mlte be paRle11
ALL PAID hUT WHITE '
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When the appropriation ordinance came up
for final passage the controversy was renewed -
newed howell wanted to know why 80me of
the employes bf the street department were I ,
left out In the cell while the pay of others I
was allowed. i
Taylor replied that he had been convinced
that the Board : of Publc Works hal been
spending money for materIal the purchase of
whch ! was not ordered by the counci The
council depended on the finance committee
for the assurance that the Items In the appro-
prlaton ordinance were correct As far as
he was concerned he was not going to re-
port on these matters hereafter until he was
posItve that they ( ' were rIght and Intended to
take nil the tme' necessary to make a suIfl-
cent InvestgJton , The ordinance was
pasel ,
The special appropriation ordinance containIng -
lag the salaries ot Chief WhIte anti the newly
appointed police officers was brought UI .
Salliers said that he was willing to vote
for the ( ordinance It White's name was removed -
moved , hut he would be tmnwiil-
Ingto vote against the whole ordinance -
dinance howell moved the passage
of the ordinance and Saunters offered an
amenlment strIking out Chief White's sal-
ar ) ' , howell contended that If the council
dll not Intend to pay the salary of the chief
of Julce It should not cut It oft until he had
been given due notice , as was the usual cus-
tom. I was no wonder that the finance com-
mitee was o\'erworked. I had reported that
I did not know whether the new polcemen
could read or write. Did It know whether the
old ones could or not ?
Saunders explained that the 'council did not
propose to recognize an olcer who had not
been legally nppolntel The chief of police
was not a resllent of the state and he was
receiving a salary greater than that allowed
by the charter
Bechel called : or the reallrg oC the opinion
oC City Attorney Conne1 given . last February ,
In which he hell that It was clearly jnanda-
try on the council to pay the salaries of such
ofhlcors and men In the fire anti police departments -
partments as were employed by the Board of
Fire ant Police Commissioners. The legal
status of the case hat nO effect on the mite-
jorly , however , ant the ordinance was passed
after the amendment striking out ChIef
\\1iite's salary , was adopted by the following
vote : Ayes-Back. Gordon , Jacobson . Jaynes ,
Prince , Saunders Taylor , Thomas , EdwardR-
9. Nlys-lechel. Burkley , Cahn Holmes
howell , Kment l.emly , lercer-8.
WILL NOW PAY TiE DILL.
The long contested bi ot the American
\\'uter Works company for the last six
months of 181 ! was ordered placed In the
appropriation orl1nanc2 , Tbls was on the
report ot ChaIrman Ucchel of the special com-
mitee , In which It was stated that Judge
Dandy hind positively assured the council that
he would at once issue the order to the receivers -
ceivers of the water works company orler to proceed .
coed to expend the amount In enlargIng and
Improving the s'stem Howell Insisted that
the councIl should have a wllten agreement
tram the receivers that the order of the court
should be executed before the money was ,
turned over 10 them. The commitee was instructed - I
structc to act on his suggestion.
The bill of the same company for the first
sIx months of 1895 was also allowed.
The comptroller notified the council that In
accordance wIth Its instructions he had re-
fused to honor a requisition from the Bead
of Fire and Polce Commissioners for supplies
for that dpartmcnt , lie suggested that the
council sbould take some acton , ns It was
absolutely necessary that horse feel and other
necessities should be supplied .
Jacobsen did not catch the tip from the
chaIrman of time finance commite and inadvertently .
advertently remarked that the city could not
afford to starve its own property lie moved
thlt the comptroller be alowed to honor req-
uisiions for necessaries" , .
Taylor objectetl. lIe saId that the counci
had by 'resolution refused 'to recognize the
oJd board and that no olBciai 'action should be
taken on the conmmnunication ' from the comp-
troller. , ,
This brought howell to his feet. I the : '
council CQuid nut take official acton , who
could ? Was the finance committee going to
else run ? the council , thu city and everything
An ameadment was finally adopted by
which the whole mater was referred to the
finance committee , with power to Ict , Calm
caustically Inquired I the ofcers ot the fire
department would have to hunt up Taylor
every tme they wanted a bale of hay , but
Saunders assured the council that I was "all
fixed . " and his word was acceptetl.
leaY/q of absence were ranted to Clerk
Ihby : nd Councimen Cahn and Jaynes.
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CITY TREASUREIt'S HEPOHT.
The report of City Treasurer Dumont for
the last twenty days of July showed that
$183,780,32 was collected for general taxes
Special taxes were coleclell In the sum at
$3',223.62 , antI miscellaneous sums accruing
front other sources brought the aggregate
tilt to $251,763.42.
He olutols providing tor the location of
two additional fire hydrants were vetoed by
Mayor Bemis lie explained that It had been
agreed by the council at the beginning of the
year that no new hydrants should be ordered .
Nptwlthstlndlng this the council had already
passed ordinances Ilrovldlng for sixteen new
h'drants The vetoes were sustalnel
The . mayor also returned wihout his ap-
pro\.11 the resolution locatng. electric lights
at Twelfth nail hlancroft . ThIrteenth and
Frederick. ' Thirteenth antI Domlnloa and
Tenth and DomInion streets This resolution
was passed on the representaton that the re-
mo\'a of gasoline lamps In the dlbtrlet ( men-
loned would offset the extra cost 01 the elec-
trio lights. The mlyor submitted a written
report from the gas Inspector ant city electrician -
trician , which showed that the are lights
would coat ' $2OO more than the gasolne
lamps which were to be renmoved . In this
cue tbe resolution was passed over the veto
M. C Sweeuey filed charges against 'CI ' ) '
Prosecutor Shoemaker for alleged failure to
prosecute a Tenth street saloon keeper for
keeping open on Sunday. The charges were
referred on police for , Invslgaton by the commitee
The telephone ordinance , which requires the
wires to 1 placed under ground In the busi-
ness distrIct , WIS passed . by 13 to 4. .
A Conehll Trip
Through Yellowstone park would be an innovation -
novalon worth trying. Splendid roads , BU-
verb coaches , fine horses , good drivers , time
grandest scenery In the world , all found :
there. SemI 6 cents In stamps to Charles
S. Fee , general passenger agent Northern
Pacific book railroad , tt. Paul Minim , for tourist
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KORTLANG-Margaretto August 6th , 185 ,
daughter of Julius anu Anna ICortlang ,
aged It months and 2 da's l Kortang 3
o'clockVednesday afternoon August 7th
arernoon.:1IKust ,
arernoon. :1IKust
from the famiy rtsldence , WJ South 1'
atreot , to l.'urelt Lawn cemeterYA ;
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HUNGRY ARE LEFT 'IUNCRY
Ores Which Munro , and Winspcnr Disregard -
Their Ends ,
regard to Further Teir
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WHAT ThEIR POLICY COSTS IN PAIN
Inl",1 :1"1 " 'l t It 1'lmlle" In SII'llrt
Iisiiiset'ulfor 'I'iuueVhiiu , tre tn
li i'oift it'iil -
1. l'I i"'nl SUlllllrlcrH-
Solute CnHC" CIeul
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The Board ot Publc Works has so tar em-
played no men to take time places of time
cmploye of the street lellrtment who were
so unceremoniously bounced the other day .
The statement that new men were to lie
hl ed brought a crowd of anxious applicants
to the city hal yesterday , but they were
all Ilsmlssel with the Informaton that no
men were to be put on for several days at
least.
: r , Wlnspear said - that It was lila
opinion that no great amount of work
should be done In the street department
during the remnlnler of the season The
cl was hard up Inanclaly all I was a
mistake to sllend several thousand dollars
each month to keep the streets ' In condllon ,
lie thought that a few men and { cams should
he hired to repair the worst washouts atl
keep the streets passable , bu. aside front that
the work should be IlostpuneI to lasler times.
Whie this lgic may be satisfactory to Mr.
Wlnspear I Is scarcely so to the 130 laborIng
men whose breath has been taken a"'ay. The
niajority of these men arc 1 prepared to
lose jobs at this ( into and some of them are
already sufferIng serIous hardship by reason
of time action uf the city government In re-
usIng to allow their salnrles Several of
these cases were discovered by a reporter
yesterday ant the result ot hIs investigations - '
tons indicated that fully 71 per cent
of the men who were discharged are without ,
a dollar to buy food for their famlle3 ,
SOI PITIFUL CASgS.
Dan Sharrhan lives with his wife and
eIght children near Twelfth and Arbor
streets. lIe was formerly employed In unloading -
loading coal for the U. & M. railroad , but
when the hard times came on ho lost hIs no- i
slton and since then he has been practically
without means of support. The hungry
mOlths of his numerous brow soon disposed
of time little saving that he had made lor n
rainy day and although he hunted time city
over day after day for work he was unable
to 10 more than to barely keep I his family .
from starvation . lie worled : a few days
at a time at anything he could fInd
and finally obtained his position
In the street department. At that
time he had been without any work at
all for a long time , and friends who knew
him to be worthy and almost destitute united
In urgIng his claim on Commissioner Kaspar
lie worked nine days In July , and now simile
his allowed rust
meager wages are being alowe to
In the city treasury his s \ ito anti chidrEn
are crying fOr bread Shanrahan went Into
a South Thirteenth street store yesterday
and the tear were running down his face
Ing and the tears were running down his ( ace.
The nine lays pay which was all he hall hal
for months , could not be obtained and he
said that there was not even n crust of
bread at home for his children to eat.
Fred Ewald lives at Fourth and Cedar
streets and there Is a mortgage on the ltte
home which Is now In danger of being ( ore-
cosel lie has several chidren , amoag
whpm Is a little crippled boy , and he Is
another victm of the hard tmes , He has
been out of work for months and the interest .
terest on hIs mortgage was due. The landlord -
lord threaten d to foreclose and turn
him and hIs family out In the
street , when he was finally given work In
the street department Contrary to the usual
custom , he was allowed to work all thruugh
July In order that he might ear enough to
pay the interest amid save his home But
anl
he , too . Is unable to get tim wages that time
city owes him and II entirely without means
to support hIs fatnlly . or to save his wLfo
anti chidren front being turned from under
the shelter that covers them
Frnnk lumbach has six small children
ant was given work In time street depart-
ment He worked fifteen days during July
and his pay Is withheld , lie Is said tb be In
very destitute circumstances and his neigh-
ors say that hIs family Is suffering for time
necessities that he might provide if I his wages
hall been paid.
John Schroeder Is another man who work4d
fifteen days In July and who has a big
family depending on his wages for bread to
Iat ,
TAKEN AT nANDOM.
The cases mentonetl are not exceptional ,
The reporter selected ten names from a page
of one of the lmo books ot the street de
partment without knowing one of the men
selcctel. or hIs clrcumstan'f ! . Of that num-
ber only 'ne man was tound who was not
actually suffering for want of the wages
which he had been Inable to collect , Nine
of the ten men hind been out of work most of
the ( line for the past year All of them hail :
famIlies and with the exception of Ewald
none of them hlil worked more than hal
the time sInce they had been employed In the
street department. Not one of the nine had
a dollar In his pocket wIth which to bu ) ,
yestenlas dinner for his family . Sonic o )
them had assigned theIr pay lt a scandalous
dlscounL and the proceeds had gone to fill
the mouths of their chidren , " Now that they
hal been discharged they did not know
where to look for the next day's rations ,
With scarcely an exception the men who
were on the pay roll ot the street department
arc married men and most of them have , , large
families. In employing men Qmmnlssioper
QmmlssloJer
Kaspar gave the preference to those who
wcre In actual want.atl there was not work
enough to go hal way arolull This being
the case they were allowed to take turns lu
working One sot of men " Qui suork for n ,
week or ten days and then they would bit ,
laid oft In favor of others who were equally
need ) In this manner I was thoucht that
a larger number could be kapt front actual
suffering until the times Improved all there
was work for all.
These nets , which are corroborated by the
pay roll . are Ir strange contrast to ( ho n'a-
eons Id\'anc d by ChaIrman Mlnro for discharging -
charging the omployes 0 ! he street depart-
m'ent. lie said that he thought that time men
who had worked shouhl 4 laid off and others
bo given tin opportunity to ear a few .101-
lars. The pay roil which was then In his
possession IndIcated beyond a doubt that thl
hod already been done 'by Commissioner Kas-
par At least 76 per cent of the men whose
names appeal on the July pay roll mild not
worit more than hal the time. More than the
majoriy worked ten days , or less. Tim " only
men who were Ilowe to put In ful tIme
were those whose work was of a nature that
required some experience and one or two
lke Fred Ewald , whose circumstances were
suci that 'it was absolutely necessary that
they should have a full months' wages
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TIred women need to I have their blood purl-
let ant enriched by Hood's Sarsaparia , I
C I give them trength a- anti healh ,
A Few AllnutlJ" ' " .
Offered by the Chicago , Milwaukee & St
Paul railway. the hort lIne to Chlc1go. A
clean train made up ant started from
, checked from residence
Omaha Baggage to
destnaton. glegant train service ali cour
teens einployes Entire train lighted by
electricity and healed by steam , with- electric
In berth Finest dining
light every car
service In the west , with meal served "a la
carte " The Flyer ! leaves at 6 p. m , daily
from UnIon depot
City ticket 0111cm' , 1604 Farnam street. C
S. CarrIer , city ticket S agent.
'U\HIACgVTIU\J ASOCIA'rION.
AI Ieln''r AUKU.t 1',1- ' I , 1811.
For this occasion the Union Pacific will
sell tickets at the rate ot one fare for the
round trIp tram MissourI river terminals to
Denver Colorado Springs , ManItou and
Pueblo Tickets emi sale August 11h arid '
12th. . A. C DUNN.
City Passenger anti TlcketAgent . 1302 I ar-
Dar street. p
hostels Excursion Notc .
halt rates-Liberal arrangements-Aug. 19-
% I-oot till next fahl-Timrougim car via the
"Northwe5tern Llno"-TIIROUQII CAnS.
MIND YOU ; no change at ChicagoThe last
eastern excursion this year-Niagara Falls-
Saratoga-New York-St. Lawrence Rver
White Mountalns-Doston.
Ask questions at HOI Farnam St and check
your trunk at your house
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. . .l1HIIWI.gH lM.'ltf.li t1 l.l"I'n : I
II t lii' trehusi ru . linuies I/lll itit ) ' "
( lie tiuiit'ie'r. I
r one can make mon"1 In Madison county ,
Mississippi , he \\'lllfo find A climate which
ulellgimta. It appeal 1lna ; , manlHr subtle , faa-
clnaln , intoxicating to eVry sense amid I
th re's any senlment In you , I will make
itself known In this put of ls ISIIJPI It's
not n land or eternal stmmiimer but I IR a
country where naturd hiss brought the ele-
ments and the tllorllres at three zones
anl
together In happy muhlumn. I Is the ab.
sence at oxtremnj , either hot or cold . the
almost omnpreslnt : lunhlo all thc balmy
air redolent with the prtlume of Her bloom-
lag lowers , that mlku this clmate the
finest climate on earth In winter It's within
reach of the 1enlal gulf stream , In summer
the cooling sea breeze , being but 160 mies
from the Gulf ot Mexico.
The thermoleter Is a swell behaved In-
sttuton In Missitsippi . The mercury never
reachcs 100 degree In summer nor zero In
winter , The winter llat ha just passell-
this most severe In 'enrs-saw weather 8 de-
grees above ali between shIers the Inhahl-
tants of this communiy pronouncel It aWfll ,
simile at the self saie tme northerners
were Ullnklnl the zodiac that It wasn't
more than 25 degrees beiois' Dlrlng the
summer II Is said there Is never a night
that one cannot sheep In pertect comfort ,
This Is the testmony of all who visit amid
see this fertile secton of Orchard homes ,
I rom now on we shah b2 lonllng Intend-
lime nurchasers to Orchard HOleR , InveRt-
gate ' yourseH See what time land is Take
no ones wont for it . Seeing Is belevln ,
All Informalon on application 10 Gee VI' .
Anies general agnt 16t7 Farnam street ,
Omaha , Neb
.
t lCNiGIlVS'l'li1'l.Aht
CullelmLSe . Iitistiii , II" " " , Lu.'v . Un1' "
"In Ii. .1 ( P.
The Baltimore & Ohio n , H Co wl sell
round trip tickets to Boston , ( rom points 01
Its lines west of the Ohio River , August 19
to 25 , Inclusl\e , valid for return passage
until September 30 , Tickets via B. & a. ,
either going or returIng , swill also be sold
at all principal I oOles of connecting lines ,
with privilege of stopping off at Washington -
ton and other points on the line. The rate I
.trom Chicago will bo $22 and corresponding
low rates train other statons , The B. & 0.
maintains 1 double daily servIce of fast ex-
press trains with throlh Pulmnn SleepIng
Cars attached between Chicago and the East.
All B , & O. trains run vIa W08hlngton. Write
L. S. Allen , Ass't Gen'l Passenger Agent
D. & a. ; ChIcago , lii. , for full In ( ormaton ,
p
qurHlol I" Ih. . flest C"'r 1'"IH.I-
"lllln 1IIIH.
Aug. 19th to 25th. inclusive . excursion
tickets to Boston for K. T Conclave swill be
sold via Pennsyl\anla Lines good to stop off
at PltRburg , Philadelphia , New Yorl and
other points. Stop-over privileges permit
visits to Atlantic City , Cape May , LOlg
Brammehi . shury Park and seashore resorts
Return limit ample for other side trips Return .
turn journey may bo malic via Hudson River ,
Niagara Falls , ete Details from Dering.
248 South Clark st. , Chicago , who will furnish
low rate tickets , or they may be obtained of
passenger and ticket agents of connecting
lines In west ali northwest See that your
excursIon ticket reads from Chicago over
PennsylvanIa LInes.
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$2,50 , Omaha 'a Kansas City and return
via the Burlington route , Saturday . August
lU. _ _ _ _ u _ _ _ _
Alu.rlcnl 'our"t , A"Hoelntol Escur-
sion .
A personally conducted excursion will leave
Omaha 01 August 13 , via Union PacifIc , for
Denver , : Manitou LVeta , Durango . Silver-
charm of Col-
ton , Ouray , and the most charming -
oado resurts , returning vIa Montrose , Gun-
nison Salta atl Denver , and arrivIng In
Omaha August 22 Hate , Including meals
hotels sleeping cars , ete . $22.25.
A second excursIon swill leave Omala Aim-
gust 21 , via Denver. Manitou and Marshal
Pass. to Sal Lake returning direct by Union
PacifIc . arrIving In Omaha Septcmer 5. Rate
including meals , hotels , sleeping cars , etc. ,
$117.25.
A. . C. DUNNOty - Pass & - Tkt , Agt
Union Pacific system , 1302 Fnam street
p
Cnujht Out sit I ) imimulee .
Judging from the numb2r of visitors
Dundee Is a favorite summer resort
Mrs. Stewart , son and daughters of Jolet ,
Ill. , are the guests of Irs , Cameron.
Miss ' Kolser of Alton , Ill. , Is speOlnJpart
of the summer wih her sister lrs. Fisher. ! .
: lr , Jelrl ! ' Inwn resounds wih the happy
voIces at delighted chlhlren and the barking
of the no less delighted dogs that seem
to he an Important . factor In the sports of
the evening while .from the veranda the
ohler guests grow younger as they witness
the play , and ever and anon are drawn In to
take an active part A trio of boyish voices
from I neighboring yard add to the music I
exclamatiomms of joy at
In the air wIth lusty exclamatons )
the lofty ascent of the flying kite and vow
there never was such a perfectly matle kite
and , such a faIr sailing wInd. Time formu
party are the guests of lrs. Jefries from
Canada : time hatter . vIsItors of Mrs. Mont-
gemer from Mlnnepols ,
Mr. ) Heaord Is snugly enFconcell In his
new home , and time surroundings are rapIdly
cbanglng from chaos 10 ordor.
Work 'on the addition to the school building
has begun . all two teachers have ben enm-
ployell for the coining year.
The ladles of the ChristIan Woman's Board
ot Missions gave a lawn socIal .t time rel
lence of Samuel Cotner on Friday oven lng ,
!
About 100 guests were preFent I was pronounced -
nounced I complete success both socially and
Inanclaly , - _ _ _ . _ _ _
' 11111 holt Ch.nll hiatt's .
Did you ever hear ot anything cheaper than.
the Burlington roule's $2,50 rate , Omaha to
Kansas City anti return ?
It's for one day only-Saturday. August t.
Special excuTlon traIn will leave the
Union depot , Tenth and Mason streets , at
9:15 : p. m Back Monday morning In tIme
for breakfast .
Tickets and ful information at 1324 Far-
nam street , _ _ _ _ _ p _ _ _ _ _
hull LISG'I'N ; IIOU'l'lt
. -
StoiC Hul'N II It'imve'r ,
And ale to Colorado Springs , Manitou and
Pueblo , uglst 11 anti 12 , on account of the
annual meeting of the .merican Pharml'
ceutcal associatioim.
Return limit , September 1.
inforimmatlon. Call at 1324 , Fnrll street and get full
Informaton , . Ieyatolds , City . Passenger Agent
Ladies' Turkish baths ,
Alcohol ,
Vapor
Electric baths
Massage ,
Manicure , chlropodl scalp and haIr and
the feet are given spclal attention. 109 and
10 Dee buiding , _ p
luH Hnh' ' tl lbs ( nit.
From August 19 t.4 the Burlington route
will sell vIa all routes 'round trip tickets to
Boston at the one-way" rate.
Through sleeper td Boston without change
Tickets and full Information at the city
ticket oce , 1324 lirnam street
No Drugsto CHEW
No Stemmio SMOKE
$ _ ' 'o
"
MAIL
POUCH I
TOBACCO
No Nerves Quaking
No Heart Palpitating
No Dyspeptic Aching
a IITI-NERVOUS
rlI I -DYSPEPTIC
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Catru'er "r (1111.1 htu'.Neru' Siipi'ri , iteimil-
.ut tt .t'h""I , , I
C. G. Peuse tormcrly reIJell In Saline I
superintendent ot the Omaha schools , formerly - I
merly resided In Saline county , antI
Is abolt 40 year of age Ills I
eulimcationai career II Illeturequo amid per- I
somiahly abbreviated , ns he hns spent Jar more
tme In attempting 10 educate others tha !
hinmself. lie atelled Doane college and received - :
celvel what Is known 8 a comlerc ' al dl-j
Iloma , which emily entitled hIm to enter the
freshman class of that Instlttmtiomi . lie left
Doano college In the first half 01 the I
freshman year and sInce that time has devoted -
voted himsel to leaching school. de-I
lie taught one er two terms In the cam-
schools of Vu'ilber , Neb Seven '
mon Wiber years I
ago he left Wiber ali mlgrate,1 to Icatr'ce
Rml was elected UIJrrlnteOlent ot schools
at that city. Three tmes the people ] of
BeatrIce have tried to unload : lr , Peano on
Ineoln , only failing In theIr last attempt a
few weeks since when Mr , Taylor was
elected superintendent ot the Lincoln schols ,
Mr Pearso Is now under contract with the
Beatrice schoel board to teach al a salary of
$ ,200 a year but It Is understood limo boarml
does nct favor his reelecton ! ,
10es
UI 10 the time Pearce was an alplcant for
the sUlerhltendenc ' of the Beatrice schools
he never figured much In pOltcs , lie then
clme out lS a republican and has been an
ardent supporter of Thomas J. Majors In the
last two campaigns , lie once malle an at-
lempt to secure Superintendent Eijrigimt's po-
sitton . who was the Beatrice superintendent
oC school , but Is now In charge of the Ne-
brska City In.Rltule for the iihimsd. lie
succeeded In this by circulating reports
Igalnst Ehrlght's character , which were at
the time of newspaper notorlet ' , At the
last republican stale convention 60 had the
Gage county delegation committed to hIs
candidacy for state superintendent and
trdcd I oft , but wihout success
I Is stated on reliable authority that there
was a very tunny Incident In connection
wih the canvas for the position that has
been going on during the past week The
story Is to the effect that a dl ) ' or two ago
: lr. Pearse was Induced to assure the mem-
I hers of time majority caucus that ho was II
thorolgh sympathy with the principles of
the A. P. Ns , and that hero would be nb-
solute harmony bet\'n himself and the (
majority ot the board on that point.
This straIghtway ! came to time knowledge
of one of the other aspirants for the pia co ,
The man on tIme outside thought that
was a good scheme for two to work all Immediately -
mediately cl himsel as a candidate , for nil-
missIon Into the order. tIe thcn causel the
fact to be brought to the notice of the can-
cus , but Pearse's assurances Prevailed amid
the diplomatic aspirant for membership In
counci No 125 WdS turned . down
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I gAIl'1 AXI 'I . 1/1'1.
" % 'hnt the OUumwl . 10n.1 CIII.'r
Sn ) " .
Time country Is famous for the healthfulness -
ness ot Its Inhabiants , There Is some ma-
lana , but It Is claimed no more than In
northern latitudes and It Is usually ot a
mid type. DIphtheria Is unknown Inl-
monary diseases are very rare. As Is swell
known :0 per cent ot deaths are Cram pulmonary -
monary diseases and 60 per cent of those
living In northern climes arc allctlll situ
catarrah or lung trouble. In MIssissippi
there are less than 20 per cent to 60 per cent
at the people who surer with the dread lung
or throat maladies.
TIme summer In time south lasts from early
May to late October Frost rarely occurs before .
fore the middle ot October and often not
until November. Spring Uggimis In March
anti sometmes ehruary The wInter Is mild
and there Is rarely hut about two or three
ivecks . ] of dlsagrceable. weather , which consist .
slstE ot rain ammd some cold on a warm scale ,
In December and January , WIth the exception -
tion ot these few iveeks time roads are ex-
celent ton the year rOlnd , Madison county haJ
good dirt roads , and a peculiarity of the sol
Is that after a rain It takes the sun and
warmth but a few hours to cause theater
to be absorbed or evaporated
This Is what the people who have seen the
Orchard HOles region ot central MissIssippi
hnve to say about It , Address or cal on
Geo. \V Ames general agent 1611 Farnam
street , Omaha , Neb" , for all the needed II
formatIon. \Vo are now sending buyers to
Inspect this promising ant fertile region
Organize Into small climbs. Find out dates
of parties sent by us to Orchard Homes. In-
spect tIme ground for yourself.
EFORE I could get relief
B from a most hor-
rible blood dis-
ease I : had spent hundreds of dollars
trying various remedies and physi-
varous
clans , none of which did me any
good My finger nails came off )
my h air i came out , leaving me
perfectly bald. I then went to
HOT SPRINGS
Hoping to be cured by this celebrated
treatment , but very soon became disgusled
and decided to try S.S.S. The effect was
truly wonderful. I commenced to recover
at once , and after I had taken twelve bot-
SS.S.
ties I wets entirely cured-cure by
renowned when the world- Hot
Springs had failed. s.s.s.
WJ , S. LooMis , . . . .
La.
Our Shreveport nook on lilt Di.e..e , an d It. Teatmen'lal.d ( , . .elo , .ny
AdJ , . . SWIFT - sm'Eciric - - - - CO" , Alanl. , Ga
OOCTO"R
" SeErlos & Searles
2' SPECIALIST3
( . t Aml forms of Blood flfld
E : "i 1'- ' ; loin Iiseaea . tores. SUlt
, ' j 111111e8 crollla , ' 1' unmors
t'
" , Totter , Ecznm and 1ood
iaL . 1 : ' h'oi'.uim thoroughly clelnsea
. . time ' ,
$ \5u \ fruU syhtelmm.
" ; , i" LADIES given careful
!
I ( ' if l. I.1 ! , "Rld apecimmt attlnlCI 1'en for all
: \ , . , " . Nleclat pecUilimr all-
' " : " 1 .1'7 , \ , \ : , , , ' .tlclr , Ilny pecular alt
, .
, \ , , " ' ' : ? ' CATARRH , Throat ,
J . : ; : . , ' d1n1r' ; , Junl , Li vL'r t.pOIISIL )
' ' , . ' . , , ' w"lroullo 0Ud hy I PQclll
* \ : ' . ' of tremutimmefit.
o
, : \ . \ ' ' course trHtUcut.
( VITALITY WEAK )
WEAK MEN made 50 by too close ap-
rmhlcation to buslnen or study Revere mental
plcaton EXCESSES In
SEXUAL .
strain or grief SlXUAL I
middle life or , rom the effects of ) .outhful :
mldtlo , all . yield readily to our new treat-
foles al 'Ie ,
' for loss at vItal power
enl .
, fO. Your trolbea : If out of the ciy.
WRITE Thousands cured at home by cor-
rcspondence.
Ir } , Searles & narlcs , Il In.h" I l'mtrnatmm . l.b , 'H"
ZOO
SOAP
FLOATS
JAS. S. KIRK & co. , u. S. A.
AIUSl i . I ' X'l'S ,
COURTLAND BEACH [
Fine Bathing ,
. Boating ,
Switch Back
MERRY GO ROUND
Grand Band Co ncarl
THURSDAY EVENING
,
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"Nebraska"
. S11irts.
Ph'c out or tWi t whlc hh.tN nt.c wih cotton bosolns-coimhhnerelnhiy
culled _ { llol LlDt'll-i'hik'ih II1lltlR ( 'clCw In n couple or w'nsItliigi.-
You t'itlt't l'XIld 1 cell whie shl.t ulles ! Illle or llhl IIil ,
silc'hI mis thc thnt henr the t'Nt'lrmikii" 1hmi'l. ' ' lihiht
slch I ! Ole ! \'hl'nRkl" Ilhel. ot Olhly . 111l1' 1111
hosol ) , but L'Vel'3' . shl.t SOld h. the ebt'nskl hns C\C'3 (1'ltm. hc-
longht to n lli'st-elmisa shut. F'l'Ohttg nll hnds reilforcetI-cilt ! 11111-
ous faeliigm-SIi'e'es to l ( evel'y . 811u or1' -niul nlwl.rs Illclt3 ) IOI
multi wlle CIhotIghi ,
1'l'iees-lJihliIihmulet'otl ( , : : c-G 001 ( lusln , Jclulne Incl heel ) , reinforced '
forced ( rrolt 1111 hack 111 COlt IIUOI Incll .
lliltthihltlQt'l , Oc-Shiirt Is 1111e of ) cluile eYe I' ) , :11s mus-
Jill , hue Ilcn bosol , mind mill Ilimproi'ehmlents.
1.f
Our TOe 11)lllllerell ) Shirt IR the blst shirt ever put 01 the mlnlet.
Lal\lC : ll Shirts lle sell at 50e , Sc , slid $1.10 .
,
'l'm'y the "Nobriskit" Shirt . ; you will find It ills wel 111 Is "m.th
double the loucr thll I I. shirt 'OI buy II the Dry . goods slorcs.
r
Write for Fln Cltliogucncl ( ) . ' August 15th. .
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'THE MORE YOU SAY THE LESS PEOPLE
l REMEMBER. " ONE WORD WITH YOU
. SAPOLIO r
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MANHOOD RESTOREDmieatcgtit [ , : .
- - . \ .bl'jrent , VelII" ii. ,
} . tioim . 011 fanioui French ph.sldnn . , wImI Vltllzl'rthclfrClr.
- . lon . 'rencl , , , wi curo01 r -
\ ? ' .019 or dl."I"8 "r ( I" Kcn'rul"I nll , 81Ch s 1..t lnnh" , , 1
> Insomnln i'ahi , in the nnck , teiimimiai I kiimmmshu.ii. ! . Nervi , ] '
I'nllsln ta Illn fm.81"n. NI'r''us I ) pbttii '
, J'lmpl , Jntltnes . C" Marry , 1'xhuIs\11 ; lr.l"s , "lrlcOrlc ' c , : !
I f - Con.tf3ton ? , it stom' nllo"sc l ' dRY or night. l'rrt'u'nma qmmhi k ,
" rn is o. dl chlrr , a filch I imotchiekI heads 10 Rplllnlorrhrra ht ' , Dr , !
nil the horrors ImI1olenc call-I : n i.-i s : ciommmmats ( ho liver ,
Ut
. , . ni UJ'I ) JcloUI.l8
B t ro R. i "NO AFt R kidneysand tim , , urinary orgauisof allml.urllcB WolnI
CUlIUJNE , drngtbcMuld restoressamail tt'eumc organs.
'lime reaioim smilTerer'u are hot cuieii by Joeinrs ti hecauso ninety per cent mire trnnbie,1 will
5InuttII I' . . CUt'iDINis ( him , only known rernrdr to cimmo wimmuout mimi opurailomi. &eometlrnmiI
* ha. A written guantntee givemm amid money ru'tnm niI it six hrnxes ( lo's not. emfect a l'ermmmmmnuu ' t cur
l.OOa boy , ix fur $5.01. by mall. Sent ! for yimicuclmcumlar mmmiii tusilmoniala ,
.ldre , ' 'A 'S' ( ) S. z1IT'INV CO. . I' . 0. flax 2OC. San Prnicisco , Cmii. 75'p. . ! . ? .g
FOR SALE BY GOODMAN DRUG CO. , ' 1110 Farnam St , Omaima.
I L GOt EJDfJj ± _ TiiILJDfl 1JLJ0
E Not Sick Eiioiigh for
the Doctor , . ,
.
I. ii . : but a little out of sorts. Ripans
0 Tabulcs would in
_ i1 serve your-case.
It is vel1 to have theiii , on hand for
jiisl : such occasions.
aLI
S
LI Rlpnns Taitmles , : oi by ( irimggiats , or by audI
it the erice (00 ( cents im. box ) hum sent to The itt-
Pana Cmmemicai , Company , No , 10 Spruce at. , N. Y
Eln _ _ _ _ _ _ [ t
IDJ tI rnD IEDI IoIE :
A8LfflE
P DIRECT FBOM TH TANK.
, : ' I CIIEAPERTHANSTM ,
' Ni holler. No Steam , No Rmufc.r. ,
I Jiest i'nwer ( or Corim utnit Feed Mills , limuhing
' . - ' ' I Iii ) ' , ltmimmmmimmg C'reamimerieiu , icpmtrmutom'si , &e.
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- ' ' OTTO GASOLINE ENGINES p.-
. I
' Stationary or Portabk.
' I toi2OII. P. StollOul. I'
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1- ' - Send forCmmtaiogim& ' , h'riccs , etcuIecrtmimm.g wormo to hiemlomme.
TLIEOTTOCAS ENCINEWORKg.
, a3ml & W'aiimtmt Mis. , i'IIILAIHLI'lfiA , PA.
- Chicago , 245 Lake St. , Omalma , 321 So. 15th St.
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111) UCATI 0 Nt L.
NEYOhhic CITY , II IS' . iCtim.et , ( mmilj. Cen'rai
l'ark
' A French nail 1ngllsim Ijoumrd'
'fli Jacolot ShooI
lag and flay Hcimooi tom Girls
Mlie.hitOM ENT , Mm a. C. L , MOhtGN. i'rtncimiaim'
Fall term begins October 1 , lS. 1'ropectus
selmt on application.
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
TI , , , 108,4 Be..Io , , ( It.tfl
TL'E8i1AYe3tiT. flrd , 1805.
Fuii Courss In Classics , Letters. Science , Law , I
Cliii and Mechanical Engineering.
'l'horoimgm l'rcparntory mmii Conimorcisi Courses
St. FiwarU b miami for boyd under 1,1 ta uniqimi In the
coin pletommea , of liii equlpument.
Catalomimmea .com free on , mp'ihicatton to
1t1V ANhltEV umdmthtwniv C S C.
NOtru Dame md
WENT WORTH
- ? MILITARY
. ACADEMY
; ri p. Lexington , Mo
(1i3k ( 5.s ELLIR3 , A. itt
Stipt.
tI.L1HOIR
CONSERVATORY.
MOS liest ntruieii'in tim slide
iut-
net. of Olu.ical Study , i'ina
ArU F.iuctmtloi , Laiguig
l.tc. .54L k : . } ' , iiU U' , A. imm
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EWD
# ( HEW
, E1'1fl '
jUMTHf.TS HPS ; -
;
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Underwear Pinch
booaueo it's shrunk ?
If washed with
WOOL SA1
'twould mulways titytlmo smmmno 5170. Smumo t
truuofiiimtnkoumammciuilwooleimgiiodum. eiuriq4
carpets so they look hike rmow A IiSOLUTEL'it
1'UIL.-ticolloot for the hiATli.
MANUFACTUIIEI ) ONLY hiY
RAWORTISCliODDI1 !
CII1CAOO , U. S. A.
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hItitIG.tION BOND SALE.
Notice is lmereby given that emtmed tiropos-
alms sviii be received b time board of dImector
of time Lillian irrigation dibtrict of Custee f
county Nelirmmskmu , at their ulice hut time Ash
school mouse , in isaid diatmict , up to 2 o'cioc *
I' . in. of time 15th day of Amigust , hbtI5 , toy
32tXXi or time hiunila issuemh by said irrlg&-
( ion district , $2,0O0 of emmlmi hands being I '
bommmis of $ SQO each soid 17.000 of said bonO
Ij.'itig in bonds of $10' $ ) eachm. All of maul
bonti ( Iriewing itmtereist at time rmmtu of 6 per
ctimt per annum , payable semi-annually.
Time principal ummd ifltel''l't of emliti bond
plt'Uble itt ( ho office of time stittu treasureC
of the state of Nebraska , thmo fluiul atmwuto
reinainini due of said bonthe ilityabie irs '
twenty (2m ( ) years from their date. silul bondil
imu'iibie in instahlimmenta after ( cmi yemir ( romd
their date. Time boprd of uiime'cturs reserV
time right to reject any atmul all buuls. Ad-
uiress all buuhs to 1' . 1. . ? iietcmiit , Hoe. , * 1
Wulwortlm , Custer coummty , Nebraska.
fly order of time board if diremcrs , mad3
this 2'mmd uhmuy of July 18t15.
Il. I' . OhTrH ; , l'reeimleiit.
P. L. METC'ALF Secretary.
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