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ARI COINC BACK ON BItOkITCII
: avera1 Mcmbcr oftho Oonncil Disp1ectcd
with Him ,
FORGOTTEN I1S CAMPAIGN PROMISES
lkitle , , flint , Ills 'fl'ny of acttIiig hIM
1'rIa1M Ititi ) StiInrIlnntr CU )
1'OMtfflhIN IhiM
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As theic % flS no meeting ot the cIty coun-
cli lAst week , there will be the accumulated
buIrics of a fcrtnlght to attend to. at the
regular mcotlng this evening. As ev-
oral of the mattera that are chieduIed for
I
coneldoratlon are loaded , the Indcatlens ! are
for a morn than uBuahly Intorcathlig cession.
About the firit in&tter on the table will be
thie tnayor'o veto of ho curlew ordinance ,
If ( ho declarntionM ot a majority of the
councilmen are to be relied on , this meauro
will to utilized as a means of expressing
the ( hirsatlafaction vhiich certain members
have been acquiring with the methods of ( ho
. executive ( luring the past few 'eoks. It is
Stated that the ordinaiie. vIhi be lIassed
over the veto ann subsequently repealed.
. Very few of the members are in favor of the
ordInance , hut tocy say that when a meas
. tire line passoI the council unanimously , it
" 'VOlIIl be no more than ofilcial courtesy for
the niayor to confer with some of the mem-
: hera before vftoiI1g it. This , they assert ,
the mayor has hot ( lone in this instance , and
tOnseqtentiy there Is a disposition to refuse
to stand by the veto.
While this is the explanation given , it Is
well known that. there are a number of
other mattera In whiIci ! the mayor has given
_ o1fon to cortaii , members of tue council ,
1 At the beginning of the year Mayor
liroatch had 0. solid majority in the council ,
\Vhat lie I'31d went. Ills vetocs were sus-
tainett , and his apIointments confirmed
without question , But since them the situi-
tion has changed , and an open rupture
sould not surprio some who are familiar
with recent history. The main cause fcr
diss3tisfactlon lies in the superabundant
hut quickly forgotten promises xna(1c by
] 3roatch during tim campaign. Another Is
the disposition of the executive to dictate
who shah be apponted to ( lie places In the
. gift of his subordinates. Not a ainglo op.
: lOlfltnlent has Drotchi made unless the op.
polntco was aIhI1pg to turn all the patronage
, of his posItior over to the executive.
HOGGED TUE PATRONAGE.
, .
Very coon aftet W. J. Conneil was op.
pointed city attorney he notified Snecial
. . Agent John Butler that "at the rcquest of
Mayor hiroatch" ho had appointed J , W ,
1"urnae as his succo3mr. Superintendent
: ' Matthiesen of ( lie city hall was reappointed ,
as ho was willing to allow flroatchi to name
: the men for the varlouu poultions in his do-
, artmcnt. Even the janitors and elevator
men wore appointed by liroatchi. When Mat-
: thiiescn was asked in regard to his choice
: for a particular poItiii lie invariably replied -
plied that he dlii not know until after lie
had received his instructions from l3roatch ,
- In soverpi casu the man who was to be
, c appointed knew It before Matthleson did.
, In the appointment of a sanitary inspector
Dr. Blythin exhibited a dispooltion to break
over the iraces , but he was 'o quickly and
, vigo'ously cah1d down by th executive'
that ho reractrn1and since ( lien has ebechl-
cathy bent to Ihroatcii'a will , City Engineer
' howell has publicly stated that he was not
: allowed to name a single 'cinpioyo iii hil
dcpartmcht except the as3lstant engineer , and
before Gus flarto was given liii , appointment
: as building inspctor he receiVed instructioiie
from the mayor as to whom lie sliould1-
? point to the clerkship In the omco.
' ThiIii covers ( lie entire field of municipal
, , patronage , so far an it relatei , ( ci fipjiointtve
offices. Councilmen assert that In filling
' there po'1tions l3roitchi has only coneultd.
I his own Interets and left thee ot ambitious
- . members of hi2 council to t.'ilce care of them-
' celvoe. They declare "that the city govern-
4' inent hoe beh run in the interests of
} 7 13oatch's gubernatorial boom about long
: cnouglt and that it is time the council had
; aomptliing to iay. The appointinont of Char-
: hey Johnson was cllataatefui to a number of
. the administration members of thiecouncfi
, and others arc offended at the manner In
. which the vonfirmation of 3. F. Franklin as
L Inspector of weights and meas'urcs was so-
: cured. At the time of hiI oppolntient
I Franklin was asisor in the Fifth ward.
'
' The council was assured that the mayor
' 115(1 his resignation as as'seasor In hin pos-
esion , ready to be aubmitted to the county
. : . commisoloncra when Franklin was confirmed
In his city position. Au ixion as Franklin was
confirmed Broatch tore up the lesignatloti
j and Franklin has announced his deterinina.
tloii to hold both omces.
rlieea are Iiistancas which appear on the
; uurtaco , but it Ia declared that there are
several other points of dlfferenco whIch have
never become public property , "No one
knows all that liroatch has done , " ecild a
. member of. the council this morning , "except
I the members themselves. They won't sqOcal
on him because lie is a republican official , but
. you may bet that hiroatch hasn't any majority -
- jority In the council right now. "
; WERTZ IS hUSTLING ,
. The ordinancea which provide far raising
, ( lie e'aharies of the deputy treasurer and the
lil'iVflte secretary to the mayor will be reported -
ported for pasaage If the votes can be cor-
railed to push them through. Two \veeks
ago ( lie mayor'8 secretary stated that he
had nine votes , but as he. could not got the
! other the ordinances were held back.
Whether ( lie other vote can be secured remains -
mains to be aeon , There Is a vigorous op.
L liocition to the ordnance ! from a strcug ml.
iiorlty. It hia been customary for the
, mayor's secretary to do lila rtenographilc
& , . . vark. After a few weeks' trial ( lie secretory -
tory lia * concluded that ho vas not cut out
for a typevrttcr , and Miss Viola Pratt wac
: engaged by ( lie niayor as a stenographer ,
Slo OcttipiCs ( lie rooni back of the mayor's
t . . : irive office , and but few of ( lie visitors at
't 'thib city hell are aware that the force in thio
oxruthve's educe has been douhbod , liroatehi
baa ai'iiured the fiuianco coiiimittoo ( lInt he
wIiI-iiot send In any bill for this extra
steungraphile work , but ( ho members who op.
pQt ruiIflg lila sicretai'y'e , salary any that
, t' tiler d : iot propose to contribute OVII Indirectly - '
, directly toward p3yIIig the expcnsc of the
. .
' qisyor'i' kubevnatorlal literary bureau ,
4' The pppohiitmciit of Gus hiarta as inspector
'ot bulldogs Is in the bands of the cainmitte
: udiciar.and vtll natui'alhy ho repored.
TIIII confirmatIon Is oposel by two or three
, , . iiiember who want ex.Inspector Tihley op.
' ppiitod $ , hut hone's frienda claim enough
'dten to earr hihb through ,
l On or two inonihiirs declare that they will
iiiaka a light on ( lie appropriation ordinance
containIng ( lie item for ( lie hahitry of its-
slitaiit Englnuer hiroiii , on tile grotinil that
' , the PustIQfl ! should be given to an Oitiahia
man. '
SIrongo. p it may appear to ( lie unitlated ,
there I a uclicme 011 foot to elect a democrat
tQ the yacaicy ; occasioned by ( lie reslgnatioii
of Cornchiman l.einly , The plan has not
bcen generally ( lieduesed , and only a few of I
( hq COIIBCII arc on hie Inldo so tar , Whether
the scheme will be irorked or iiot will de-
pbnil on. what ( tic tuatlou lull ) ' be when the
c qtitltlcin of flllIni'tho vacancy comes up for
consideration , R.toiinciimaii E. E , I lowell
Is the maii sc'lecled for the vhace , and it Is
stated on reliable authority that lie has been
Ivcu to understand ( lint be eon have it if
lie vant8 it. lioweli says ( lint ho is not
partictilarly aiixlotis to go baclc Into the
counIl , but that he ivoultl bike ti have the
opportunity to refuse the honor , ,
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ELECTRIC LIGUTED ,
STEAM hEATED ,
SOLdD V1STIUULIED ,
1 , Omaha ,
. J , , ' Chicago ,
' liniited ,
via ( lie
"Milwaukee. " . C
. F. A. Nash , general agent ; George liriynos ,
elty pasrenger eteot ; city ticket chico , 1504
Fariiani street.
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A's flour /pnrt ,
Tue flyinK Nortbwe5teu Line trala. to
Chicago. S
"No 2 , ' "The Oyorland , " Oniaha 1:45 : p. I
In , . ChIcago 71Li a , in , a
Thu "OMAhIA.C1I1Q/tOt SPECIAI4"-
'Omaha , :45 : p. in , , Chicago i4 a , in ,
Modern nit lied to step a svhihe after these
trains were built ,
cit ) ' t1ket o1iIet , UOt 1"arnm ietrct.
osv . ) POll TilI coun'rs.
I'roh..ile Tny uI(2ro * lug Out at
lnbor Tpie TrnhtIICN ,
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Another phase In 'l'hantral Labor union
tioubies hits bobbed up , 000 which was
fully expected by those who have kept In
touch ih ( ho dissension , It consists at
plesent of only ( ho preliminaries for a legal
fight , but preseM Indications seem to be
( list such a fight wihi soon be on , if nOt
two or thico of them ,
First on the list Is a threat tram John
0. ICuhin , elected state representative last
fall to fill'an unexpired term , ( hat ho intends -
tends to bring action for criminal libel for
an alleged slandercus article which appeared
In a cinlit paper last saturday , lIe says
lie Is only waiting to learn who wrote the
article and who runs ( ho PapP ; , and ( lien
lie will set ( lie vhieels oX justice in motion ,
lic' says ( list lie Can not fIliii out positively
who are the publishers 3f the paper.
ICulin is numbered among \Valler's op.
ponents , hJ'sicies being Mate representative ,
lie is looked upon as a labor leader , being one
of the delegates in the Central Labor union.
That is , lie was a delegate , for at the Inst
meeting of the central body , his union , the
Musical union , rcturnel another delegate In
his lilace. lie IS talking of reorganizing the
old clerks' union and getting back Into the
bCly again In that way.
luhii was soinonhat prominent in the trial
of Wailer , Gossard and Godfrey , who vere
recently unseated in the Central Labor union ,
It vIhl ho remembered that Gossaril brougiit
tile chnges against he others and himself , .
claiming ( lint ( hey were In the union as
delegates from an American Railway union
which had no existence , Iuring ( lie trial ,
Ktihn actei as Gossard's cotinsel , lie says
that Weller , is getting back at him In ( lie
paper. "General" Kelly is also sore on him
as lie sins Walier'o attorney ,
To ( he talk of criminal libel , WaIler .ttys
"Come On , boyi , " Ho promised to make It
lively , for any one who starts any such
action , saying that everything which 01)-
reared In ( lie paper can be fully subatan-
tinted ,
In ( lie ineantimo WaIler holds the Labor
temple , auth memberu of the committee op.
pointed by ( lie board of directors are also
talking of going tolaw They have made
saveral efforts to inrluco WaIler to get out ,
hilt have faiied. It 'is understood that ( hey
are tryimg to discover some legal means of
oucting 1dm.
\railer , while he won't get out , seems to
be ready to compromise. Yesterday lie
stated that lie was wIlling to turn over one-
hait of the Labor temple property to the
union , but that he Intended to hold on to
the other halt. lie alleges ( lint ho Is am-
titled to It as the representative of the
American Railway union , IIh tases hb
claim oh the statement that ( he Central
Labor tIilOfl did not create the temple alone ,
but that It acted In conjunctIon with the
raliway union , "This Labor temple scheme , "
he said , "was started In Amerjcaii flail-
way union No , 341 , of which 1 am a limem-
bar. Wo decided that we could not put I (
through alone , and therefore determined to
ask the Central Labor union and ( he uniono
of the city to go In with us. That Is what
as done and the minutes of the Central
Labor tnlon will show that. Therefore , we
will hold on to one-half of time temple and
the other side can do what It wants with
the other half. "
"They say that there is no Railway union
No. 311 , " suggested tim reporter.
"rhiat'a all poppycock , " responded Wailer ,
"there is a No , 341 in existence and another
oni. too , .The members of ( ho unions wouhi
be foolish , though , to say that they are
timeinbers because the mallr nds would at once
direhargo them , Members who are out cr
work have no hesitancy in admitting that
they are members. "
WaIler is holding the temple with might
and maIn. Yesterday lie locked all the
doors of ( lie offica and tlj conimiuee rooms
and promised trouble for any one who tried
to get n.
There will b a meeting this evening
of the committee to which the charges of hood-
linvere referred. It Is not expectej that the
trial will occur then , however , but that
time will bo given the accused to get
testimony. The investIgation proper may
not commence for a week.
At a meeting held 1a' ( night at Labor
Temple , ci effort was made' to bury the
hatchet and eettle by arhitraUon ( ho dispute
betwean the factions.
For over an hour PresIdent T. F , Sturgess
of the board of dIre tora' , J. S. Tobias , John
l Witinehi , J , 13. Linberg and President
Hinclmey of the Sato ( Federation , besmg a
special committee of the boarJ of dIrectors
appointed to get posaeraion of Labor Temple ,
remained c1oeted with Wailer. Wailer made
overtures , offering to relect an arbitrator -
bitrator , the committee to se.
lect another man , ( hiesa two to select
a third. The committee then propos'ed that
each of the labor unions of the' cIty appoint
one man , ( lie body so appointed to act no a
board of arbitrators , To this Weller obJected -
Jected , as he claims he and his faction would
be outvoted fourteen to saven by this deal.
No agreement was reached , and various corn-
miteez.then . met In different rooms to debate -
bate the subject In private , at which time
members aired theIr views. some proposIng
one plan and some another. Some believe
tbitratiOn will carry the day. Others claim
that just as soon as a socialist. labor party ,
as it Iii called , Is once formed , Wailer and'
lila followers will decarrp without more ado
a1151 abandon the tomple. When WaIler claims
( hat the American RaIlway union has one-
half Interest in ( lie temple , however , Prcs-
Ident Sturgeso says he is altogether wrong ,
as the Central Labor union is alone resj)3n51-
blo for the temple , as it. procured the funds
(0 run it ,
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All last wInter Mr. George A. MIlls of
Lebanon , Cojin , , was badly afflicted with
rheumatism. At tlme it was so severe
that lie could not stand up straight , but
ias drawn over on one sde. "I tried dlfreent
remedies without recelvng relief , " lie says
until about six months ago I bought a bot-
tie of Chamberlain's Pain Ilniin , Aft'-r 1
using It for three days my rheumatIsm was
gone and has not returned since. For sale
IY druggists. . C
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hIO3llflilCEflS' IOXCUIISIONhil
Al's-Il 7 , iinn.
To poIntR on ( lie Freinont , Elhliorn &
Missouri Valley railroad In Nebranka , In.
cluding points In ( he upper nortion of the I
fertile Elkhiorn river valley.
Ask agents for iiarticulars , or send to the
underrigned for iiiaps and printed matter , 3. I
It. Iiuchanan. 0. 1' , A. , F. E. & 1 ¼ [ . \ ' , It.
It , , Omaha , N'b. '
IIALM FOIL , VOIiNllil ) hEi'IJ'l't'I'iXS.
'l'i'ii _ Ieii III hIl'1 rli't Cuui'I Siiiijr foi'
lniiii
b'arn\m l J. Cffrnni cpninienced suit In the I
distrIct court for $15,000 damages against
Constable , A. Sauesay , Oliver and itlliert
J. W'earlu , niIthi McPherson , Lciis T ,
Geiiiing and Carl Ji. 'rlght. Coffmau
ahargea that ho has been damaged to ( ho ox-
( ( lit represented by the stun of $15,000 , and
( lint lie is ( ho victIm of a vIi conaphracy , i
hatched by tlio dctvndaiits ( or the purpose I'
if injuring his good nanti ) aiiil furthering ( he
irIvato enlIs of ( lie defeiidents in ( lila suit. I
lie woo .irrcsted Januaty Ill , last , on a coni-
Plaint invoris to iii tlo ; hiohiCe court by
b'ausuJ ) ' . ihieicln ( crfnon : was chiargi'd with
having been guilty of fornication with one
'Lililo Ie , last aiil rral nanie uuknouii , "
After liii had Iieiii iii jtiI fur several days
his accusers ( alird to aiipcar niid prosecute I
the case against h'.m ani lie vaa ( lischlargetl. v
fly being compelled to sliced th& ' ( line in v
tail npd by being conirehird o suffer ( he
Iur1ura of ( ito daiqard by reason of lila
ncnrccratlen , Colfiiman ca''e ( lint his repu.
aLien nad 'ooii statue have beti dainagil be-
end r'patr , but that ( heeunt of UOOO of
ho goad ineny tiC ( lte defoinlanta t iii serve ,
is a balm. ( or liii , bijui'il ( ahingu end w'll
issil. Fathiei' 'flub In asiaih1g , tlu rlc
vliicht flOt % ' o'crfloi'z bill 50111 ,
lorsey ' , Hughes is anotlici' lidiyidunl :
vIm i'ants a vindIcatIon in ho shape of
ciii of the renIni. lie itiforturil (11(1 court , in
petition filed ) 'c'serdo ( ) ' , ( bat lie was
irretecl January 13 eq conplaiit , sworn
a , J ) ) ' 0. C. Itcdick , ciiargtvg hint with the
nrveiiy Cf a et of double litrpcrs , At the
icurilig of the case the cou ( decided thst '
ho evidence wes nut stililcient to convict the C
k1er.daiit , and hi vae clIshiargvd. By seaii
ion of hIs arrest slid lmprisonnuuit lie has 1"
Iceli da.iieged ii lils teelhigs and eputahon ( , h
tail nothing shart of 3'QO ' of Mr. Itedlck's C
olil wlfl soothe his ; itircd feehing'i iflt
Cli' ' ( ho , rent iiiso in hl rputator. ( .
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I ) 'Oe fliai.for iesstiiu use Sweet Moc
iieIIts . % ! . . au'rIc ; arUcle. t
STRYKER TOO SLO\V \ ABOUT ii
Pails to Turn Over Poronal Property of'
Poor House Inmatca.
RESOLUTIONS BY COUNTY COMMISSIONEBS
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I'ropapesl flint Legni Stejis lie Tzlen
( ( I Ciiiel II Ins ( ( I Surreniler
2iIaiie' tutu Yeelry liehil
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The following rcaluion ( was introduccii by
Chairman Jenkins at ( he meeting of the
bard of County Commissioners yesterday ,
and unitnimously adopted :
'Whereas , George 13. Sryker ( , ex-Supern-
tendent of the Douglam county poor farm ,
has failed , after being notified to turn over
to his successor in omce , various pIeces of
jewelry anti moneys belonging to insane
patients md othera confined in ( ho Douglas
couty poor farm : therefore , be it
"Itesolved , That ( lie committee on judIciary
be and is hereby directed to take such legal
mcaw.ires os wiil compel him to do ea at
once. "
Stenberg said it had come to lila notice a
few days ago that Srykcr ( had failed to turn
over certain property which was toktn
fromn some of the inmates when they arrived
at the poor farm , and ho had spoken to
Stryker about It. The hotter saul that
he had forgotten about ( lie matter , but
would attend to it at once , and ho had since
informed ( he speaker that lie packed ( lie
articles up , but forgot to bring the package
down town.
Jenkins said ( hat lie was Informed
that Stryker retained money in saveral
instances which was taken from Insane -
sane patIents and in one case ho took
a gold watch and chain. lie knew of instances -
stances where money was returned only
a few days ago and ho had evidence that
( here were other cases in which money thus
taken was not returned.
The resolution was adopted without much
discussion.
A resolution by Kicrstead Instructed the
county attorney to obtain a waiver of com-
Phee records In all cases in the criminal
court where he could secure the consent of
( he defrndanta' counsel. Tuils applies to the
record of criminal cases in which the county
In obliged to pay cli the Costs , including the
fee of an attorney to defend the prisoners In
most cases , and a Complete record Is re-
qulred to be made by time clerk , unless an
agreement to ( ho contrary Is made in open
court. It Is estimated ( hat the waiving of
( lila record in cases where there wIll not be
an appeal taken will save ( he county about
2OOO annually.
SOUTH ThIRTEENTh STREET GRADE.
Hoctcr introduced two petitions from
property owners en South Thrteenth street ,
asking that ( lint street be opened and graded
to the Sarpy county lIne , without cost to the
abutting property and waiving all damages
by said opening and grading. He moved
that the committee on roads be instructed to
invite bids for placing a culvert at Thirteenth
and rut streets and grading ( he approaches
thereto. I1 explained that ( he petitiona
contained the ahgnaturea of all property
owners between Misuurl avenue an 0
street and said that be would get the slgna-
tures of all the oher property ownera on
tlio street within the next two weeksVil -
hams and Stenbcrg opposed the motion and
said ( hey were opposed to doing any work
vhatover on this street until the signature
to a waiver of damiges had been aceured
from every party interested In any way. In
the property lying along this road down to
the Sarpy county line. The petitions were
referred to thu committee on bridges , and
the motion was lost.
The board spent over half an hour dis-
cussng ! a report from the committee on
roads , favoring an award of $35 per acre
to owners of propery' to be taken for open-
inga road from a point east of Bennington
for a distance of one mile , to gIve a direct
east and west road between Bennington and
Floremme. The ieprt was finally adopted.
Time sheriff was allowed the use of the two
\vest reGina on time second floor of the front
part of the county lail fo the jaIler , time
jailer to pay for time water and gas used
by him and time rooms to be subject to the
orders of ( he board at any time.
The chargee made by David Van EttCn
against Justice of the Peace Fi.stor , pro-
rented at the last meeting , were set for hearing -
ing next Saturday at 10 a. no. Justice Foe-
tsr was present yesterday and explained
his side ot time case In open sessIon. The
county attorney was present and explained
to the board the proviIons of time atatute
bearing upon the case.
The county clerk submitted a list showing
the names of county olficers who ewe do.
linquent pereanal taxes. The list contained
( he nan'cs ' of two of ( ho commissioners and
members of ( lie legal department , It
showed that nearly all of the items had
been paid since the flat was made. The remaining -
maining Items wore ordered deducted from
the salaries of time delinquent officials.
The county physician was instructed to
lnvotigato tIme sanitary comiditiOn of thi
poor forum ,
'The servicoal of IV. P. Davis and F , . B.
Dworak , Inspectors for the charity etore , will
be dispensed with after AprIl 1.
The reelgoation of Robert Puffin as fireman
at the poor farm was accepted.
A resolution by IIocor , to appoint Thomas
D'Coti'or as janitor of the court hioos , to
uicceed John Thomas , suspended for causa
by time superintendent , was rejected.
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CIinmiiJt'rinin'N Colic , Cholera nmmi l
1)iurrlio'i 15 eiiieiI' ,
This is the best medicine In time world for
bowel complaints. It acts quickly and can
always be depended upon , Whemi reduced
wIth water It Is pleasant to take. Tr' It ,
md lIke many others you will rocommtuCiifl
It to your frIends , For sale at 25 and O
tents per bottle by druggists.
I'FaISoNAL. . i'AIt.IGItAI'il $ .
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Dr. T. E. Stark of Humphrey Is in ( lie 1
oity.
oity.J
J , W , Carr and II. T. Clarke are In L'io-
coIn. C
Judge A. T. Gahiosray of Neiiglm was In time
city yesterday.
Mr. aml Mrs. M , B. Irvimi of ICearney arc
imong tIme hotel gucats.
George A , McNutt , traveling passenger
igIi ( of the "ICaty , " Jo In thio city.
E. 0 , llranml ( , asristant auditor of ( lip flup
limgtc.m . , returned froni Ienyor yesterday ,
Charles E. WillIamson and wife went to I
Lincoln last evening to be gomie several
lays , (
lion , W. J. flryan WCUt to St. Louis yeser-
lay and will cxtemmml lmki trIp to eastern
jointe. t
Frank Tborney , a ranch owner of Brokcn
low , who was in time city for a week , loft
or home last night ,
WillIam Randall , freight auditor of the m
lurlingon ( , left ( or a hunting trip along the
'latto river last evermng.
E. It. McGInnis , secretary of the North-
veetcin Immigration iie'soclaion ' , hmo woo
isltlng C. E. Williarmui'on of this city , left
or ( lie % vest last evening ,
Miss Teresa Trimcey of Creson ( , Is. , is via-
( lag lies folks on North Eighteenth street , d
nor to attending ( he teachers' convention ,
hitc1i meets In Council Bluffs Thursday ,
I'rof , Nichoisn of tIme t'nis'ersiy of NeIi
iriis.ka , who was visitinif frIends In ( lila city
or a few ( lays left for 1)0150 City , Idaho ,
ast evenIng. iiii mm delegate to time Northi
ICt'tS'SI ( iirrnlgratIon eonvcmmticio , miow in sea-
iou in ( lint city ,
itt tiis MurIio'l Johmim II , Rowe , Minneimpclis ;
. .1 , bach , 0 , I. Lester , Chicago ; Joe It. C
, sne , Iaveiiport ) ; V , A. Itilils , Sioux City ;
hi'orgo hulling , St. Louis ; B. T. Grant ,
lily \V , Collins , Chicago ; F , E. Coo , Laramie , C
! , 'yo , ; A. hlatmcr , St. Louis ; J , J. Fogerty , C
ev Yeik ; Tlmonmas Fox , Newark , N , J ,
Ncbm'misimanu mit ( lie hotels are : L. Ii ,
laaf , Sutton ; Mrs. Lclghtcn , Miss Davis ,
ciasIa : City : C. II , Ilinman , Oxford ; c
ibarlea Riley , Whlliani E. Ilynier , Sutherii
miid \ ' , ' , I' , lIeu. Ifolmlrege ; John It. hayes ,
mfclk ; Id , V. King , Lincoln ; Mrs , It , 11. "
lone , Utatricc ; A. J. McFarland , Nebraska
it ) , .
- a
"lirown'a hiroxorimiuI Troehmes" are vIdely
fowl ) as I a n'Iiqiiabie remedy for bron-
imiti , tm orceilees , cougas , and tbroa a
ioul.'lcs , olJ or.iy in boxes ,
CiIUIOMITI' IN ftEMltlltli SthtUllt' .
lieu.1o1tt * ( lnrtdhart llii ltulles
Local ihysican5 : reckon it a sight worth
going some dstaneou'to ! see to obaervo John
Gosthchi eat hmi dlnrusr. Oretachi is a pa-
temmt in St. Joscpht'mt hbspltal and ho has it
way of his own ofibatlng which is not less
remarkable than untue , Oeetsch , in fact ,
has by the ad ! of thoiskill of time phmyalc'an
who wait upon hmnutestablished ! an artificial
connecton botwccn ltinmmmh ( and his stoma-
lieu , , and all the t od' ho mastcates reaches
Is proper deslnatkrn ( without the necessIty
of swallowing it , as ordinary people have
(0 ( do.
Gootsch's trouble Is with the lower por-
( ion of hl aesophagus , whIch has grown
tightly shut amid absolutely refuses to per-
formn the ( lUte5 of an ordinary aesoplmagus.
The d'fficulty ' started sevcrat years ago at
Scr.brier , where lie was a farmer , grown
weary of life , and while In a demented condition -
dition ho attempted to end his troubles by
awahlowing a box ef concentrated lye. Time
lye refused to opcrato as Goetsch expected ,
but instead of ending his sorrows emily
started time ball rolling. 'The tiasimes were so
eaten away and laccraed ( that time man's
throat constantly grew worse. First hm
could manage to squceze sommie liquid refreshments -
freshments down hIs pai'ched throat , mm-
gling tlmeni wIth a few lighmt nolids , Soon these
liquids hind to be niade thinner and thlmmer
until at last even water was unable to force
its way down and only at intervals of ( hreo
or four days , when the passageway would
relax , could the mann feed his fammiihect som-
nob. When brought ( St. Joseph's hospital
Goetsch had spent elevcn days without feeder
or drimik and was ready to give up the
ghost. This was several mouths ago ,
At ( lila point the doctors came to Goetach's
aul nail , laying him otit on a table ( hey
cut a hmolo Irs his stomnch , feeding him by
means of a funnel , until they finally sue-
ceeded In insertng a pcrmanent tube in
the coat of ( ho stomach , This operation
having been successfully accomplIshed , the
crowning act was completed by attaching
a rubber tube to time end of time stomach
attachment aad inserting at ( ho connection
a littio button of peculiar arrangement. Supplied -
plied witim ( his Gootacim sits down at table
and enjoys his meals like other mortals ,
but without being compelled to swallow a
morsel c food.
The phmyslciamis came to ( ha conclusion
when making the' attachment , since so sue-
Cessfuhiy used by their patient , that as he
had good lungs these could be used just as
well as tIme aeaophmigus which has all along
refuaed to work. lIe , was thereupon Instructed -
structed In the art of "placing" his food ,
After looking over the bill of fare , and do-
termlning what would tickle lila palate , time
patient was allowed to masticate the artcie
and enjoy Its flavor , The rubber tube was
then Inuarted in his mouth and lie was told
to blow. The doctors' button at tlmo far end
of tlmo tube , yieldIng to the pressure , allowed -
lowed the food to pass unobstructed , and ,
stralghtway dosing back Into place , retained
the contents of tIme stomach. Thus it has
come about that by constant blowing at
a rubber pipe Gotsch has grown fat and
sleek. lie has just reached time ago of manhood -
hood and the attending physic'ane predict
for him a long and pleasant life. When not
in use the tumlia Is tucked away under the I
man's Vest , and if It were not fer ( li's lie I
would , to all appearances , ho no different
from other peopie. .
- , .
Time most astonishing reaults In healing
wounds have been shown by Salvation Oil.
Ii'IIFi AND I'0LlCI fl.tT'VlitS.
Chief SIgw-mirt It000mIImeiiclM .litller
Chinmniierliiln for Serggnimt.
At time meeting' of the fire and police
commissioners last evening a coonmunica-
( ion was hmandcd in byChiet Sigwart recommending - I
mending ( he appointment of It. W. Chamberlain - i
lain as sergeant 1mm' ( he place of Sam Corey ,
wimd was discharged a monthago. Chamberlain -
lain has been a jailer for' several months.
Action was deferred ,
Zina i. ' SmItli.flreman ofiiook : and ladder -
der tt'uck No. i , 'sas reported for drunkenness -
ness by hism.captain. Hn7oyaaidlsuharged.
sv. D. Kelly , ijlpeman of No. 2 , was given
five days' leave' of absence as aisa was
Michael Denmmy. . patrolman.
Time resignation of Spiclal Policeman James
II ! . Wakcrly , watchman at tie Omaha Coal ,
Coke and Lime company yardr , was accepted.
M. J. Hathaway , fire and police operatcr ,
who has been absent on sick leave , presented
U claim of 4O , to be paid by the fire and
police relief fund. It was approved.
A communication was received from the
park commissioners , asking that ( lie Fire
and Pollee commission instruct time clmlef
of police to detail extra mon to patrol I-I ins-
corn park this summer , and ( lint the iatrol-
men near' Miller , Bemis and Riverside parks
be instructed ( o extend their beats to in-
elude the parks in their districts. The
eecretnry was instructed to make an op.
polntmen ( for a meeting of the two beards ,
(0 take place Saturday evening.
A request from the Board of Education
last week , asking that a lire alarm box be
placed neax time Central Park school , wan
the subject of a report by Superintendent
Fred Vamidervcort of tIme fire and police
alarm syscm. He said that it would require -
quire thirty poles and nearly two nilles of
wire to establish time line. TIme report was
filed. C
filed.Chief
Chief Sigwart recommended that Officer
SullIvan , who fell on tIme Ice near thme ear-
ncr or Eighteenth and hiarney streets , March
14 , and has been dIsabled since , be allowed
full pay for time lost. Approved ,
C. 0 , Matson , plpeman of No , 6 home corn-
pany , who was discharged last Deccrnbr C
for t1ghmting with Ltetttenant Laux , was reinstated -
instated , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S
IIucIleu'M Arxiiet anave.
The best salve in ( he world for emits ,
ruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever sores ,
: etter , chapped hands , chilblains , corns , and
ill skin trt.ptlons , and posItively cures piles
ir no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
erfect satisfaction or money rafmmomled ,
'rice 25 cents per box. For sale by ICuba r
Co. S
a
Clark C.CtM Si "I'hismt
Charles E. Ciark , a printer who has worked
n ( ho city for a number of years , has becn
ippointed superintendent of the Printer's
memo at Colorado Springs. He will succeed
C
ichiumari , vlme has held ( no position for soina
Ime , but against whom chmarges of in-
ompetency imave been made , Time new upC
olntnient was made by this committee which
ins ( lie niammagement. of ( lie imomo in charge , d
rime Instituticn Is capable of caring for
nail is intended r
leveral hundred printers ,
t furnish printers wlthi a home during ld
i or disability ,
iIL'ImtiM1Ii Of ErhiONiliOmi 1'MdIlfluiCIl ,
The TransmimeIslppi exposition was t
mayo been time ( oplca ( the meotimig at the d
urrent Topic cluhiot the Young Men's
Thristimun assoclatlon'Jnmit night , It appeared ,
iowever , that time' rnitter hail not been smmt-
ieIently advertised land in consequence
here was tt very'smnil attendance , It was
hereforo determirtemi to iloatnone discusa
iou of the subjectiantil miext Monday ovepc
ng , Among the sioctker ivil : be l'resldent 1
Vatles cC ( he 'l'raumim'ississippi Exposbtlomm
ascelatlon mind othiera connected vroini-
mentiy with ( lie prdject. a
of Jm&terrMII't ( ) 'I'eneiiers ,
The spring vacation : of the city schools will
e utilized by affoi&Ung an opportuimity for '
loose who wish totSico the teacher's exam- ir
nation to do eme. The examination 'will be
Leid in ( lie 111gb * chooi building om Toes-
nyVednesday anil t11'hiuraday of this weelc.
t ; wIll ho in clmargoapf the examining ccnm-
Iuittee , which coast'ath of Miss Anna Fec ,
, C , l'age and Dr.'W. F. Mllroy.
Foret'al Calensamm ( Jilt at liii 'isii'u ,
Harvey Coleman , another unfortunate who
iolstoi MacDonald's garbage monopoly by
auling ashes without a perznl ( , was In IiIc5
ourt ycoterday , Ho said that ho turned
a garbage hauling because lie could flail
0 othmer work to do. lIe was fined 5 and
oats , but the sentence was remnittei on
ndItibmm that lie went out of ( lie buainei
t once , .
- - - -
iitnuimig I'nrlies Lmist Night , ,
Union Pacific council No , 1069 , Royal Ar-
armum , gave a pleasnimt dancing party in
La rooms In The lice building last oyenln ,
A leap year bail and immlnque ( was given
t Metropolitan hail last evening , About
ixty couples hartiCIPned ,
mmii 'flmou mcmiii au.i 'l'lilrg-one Iurf ,
OMAhA , March 30.-To ( ho EdItor of Time
IC : Please state time eleyation of Omaha
hove ( lie leyci of ( lie sea ,
SUBSCItIDEit.
lIre , Mfleh 10 , Diu3 : , ,4 %
Wise Woman's Weeks
If you want to see the "pick and choice" of Omaha's
t4 c wise WOIflCfl just drop in to thc Childt'cn's Dept , of "The
- - Nebraska" any day this weck. Thcre you wilL see the
it ladies of the four hundrcd brushing slccves with the ladics
of the four thousand in a praiseworthy endeavor to save
- - - a ! ! the way from 75c to $3.50 on an Easter Suit for the
t boy. You may notice that each woman has one or
' more bundles from her favorite dry goods store , and if
- - - you could look inside of these bundles you would se
drcss goods and satins and Easter bonnets and lingerie
. and possibly boys' shirt waists , but NO BOYS' SUITS.
- - hat is because wise women have Ion ago found out
± g that the man who buys for the Children s Dept. of "The .1
4c Nebraska" Imows HOW and WHAT to buy and when
- - he starts out to buy Children's Suits he hasn't got rib-
i bens on his mind. This spring 'he had the haid times
. & on his mind and he sent us some bargains which ar
- - worthy of the name. Junior Suits at 90c t at would e ,
good value at $ i.5O. Reefer Suits at $ J.60 , $2.00 and
. 3.00 that are just the same as rich folks pay TWICE
- - - the price for in New York. Knee Pant. Suits at $2.00
it and long pant suits from $2.50 to $7.50 that a dry goods
store would have to get HALF AS MUCH AGAIN for
L .
- - in order to come out whole.
. Thiat'ii why Omaha's wise women wIll be bore In crowds this weolc ,
J2Emfa ! e4otkv , &
;
AMUSEMENTS.
cccoccccccoccccccocccco
" " with which Timonoas
"Louis XI , time play
Keene will begin his halt vcek engagernen (
at Boyd's next Monday night , is founded on
Sli' Walter Scott's romance of "Quentin
Durward. " The great \Vuverley has furnished
not only time view of Louis' character
adopted , but alco most of ( lie Incidents made
use of in tIme dramatic story. The great
king who permitted nelthmer life , love nor
religion to stand In time way of his dream of
a united France , is represented In his last
years , a victtni of early senile decline , ( or-
tured with superstitIous'dread of the von-
gcance of heaven , whmoao punishment lie had
tried to avoid through outward observance
of the rites of the church , and made miser-
ible by fear ( lint his son , the dauphin ,
would . imitate his example and gain the
throne through fratricide. Louis In years
was not an old man at his deatlm , but a
tumbulent career had' put the marks of age
upon 1dm , and lie died in almost Imbecility.
ICeene's Louis Is In wide distInction to his
robust "Richard III" and by the critical
a quite generally regarded as a finer piece
if character dm'awlng. "Louis XI" will be
dayed Monday night , "Riclmcileu" Tuesday
md "Richard III" Wednesday.
Eddie Fey will close his engagement at
Lhe Creighton with two performances today
) f the laughable production , "Time Strange
( tdventures of Miss Brown. " A special mat-
flee will be given at 2:30. :
"Little Miss Nuggett , " presented by a
omnpany which Includes Herbert Cawthorn ,
Leola Mitchell and Charles A. Lacier , will
o the attraction at the Creighton for three
iigiits , coinmnencing Sunday matinee , April
; . Thi company , by mipeclal arrangement
with tIme theater mnanagement , will lay off
Ionday , April 6 , when La Lola Fuller wIll
ippear at. the Creighton. The engagement
f "LIttle Miss Nuggett" will lie continued
ruosday , April 7 , closing with two perform-
inces Wednesday.
Miss Lob Fuller , now Galhicized into "L
Lob" by ( lie enthusiastic Parisians , whom
iho charmed with the serpentIne phase of
the terpsichorean art , will bo ( lie attraction
it time Creigliton for one night only , Monday ,
prii 6 , when , supported by a high-class
om cert company , she vill present the dances
Lvhichi won liar fame In the European c3pi-
ala and which received tIme instant endorse-
nent of ( lie New York public during her reemit -
emit reappearance at that metropolis. Ito-
merved seats for the coming engagement of
L.a Lole will be placed on sale at the Creigh-
.on Saturday morning at 0 o'clock.
Mr. Clarence Dean , time able press agent
If the Thomas ICeene company , leaves that
mrganlzation about the middle of next month
.0 resume his regular summer job-that ot
mress agent of time Barnum-DaIley show , For
number of years Mr. Dean has represented
hi "huh" shows In winter and ( lie tent
bows in summer , and with both very no-
eptably.
The Woodward Theater comnpany pro-
ented "Time Octoroon" at lloyd's last
might to one of Its usual large houses , The
ompany is giving good productions and
deamiing ( he people beyond a doub ( , as time
hg houses testify. It is positively neces-
ary (0 ( secure nents early In time clay to
ct anything like a good one , Time company
mrcsents tonight its strong , sensational fouls-
ct ccmemly , "The MilllnlglmtVatch , " with a
mumber of railroad effects. The wreck
ene in time third act is said to be a very
; trong one.
JOAILY PhOIIJCE IIXCIIANGII.
oitiiuissiomi Ilt'm Are Titilclug of E- ,
iilIlsiilmii One ,
W , II. Hazzard , secretary of time recently
rganlzed Produce exchange of Omaha , an-
iouimces ( hint every commIssion firm in tIme
lty engaged In ( lie produce business has
Igned time mcmbr.hmip roil , About Wednes-
lay of this week lie expects to notify the
etali trade of ( ho city of the adoption of
ho now rule of weekly payments , which
sill go into effect April 6. As already
oteol In The Bee , bills for all goods pur-
biased of time comnmisa'on ! men from Monday
aormiing until Saturday night fall duo Mop-
ay morning and become delinquent Wodnor-
ay ,
Time commivion flitli are also talking up
he project of holding a daily call board for
lie exchange of produce. At tIme present
line a wholesale produce hmoue'o that has
a order for certain goods not on liriid h
ompolled to run around ( own and buy what
3 needed to nil orders , It is urged that a
ally session would s'avo a good deal of time
ml trouble , as It would enable time buyer
nd eahlc to coma together without deiay.
p -
Cok's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne has
0 equal for table use , Keep a few botlcs
I your Ice cheat.
uiwarcl"d
UlgileSt Honors-World's Fair ,
. ;
3KE
CREAM
, BAKING
PODLR
I
1'tOST PERFECT MAD ! ! .
I 1tra : Grape Cream ofTrtar Powder , i ° rec
urn Animonia , Alum Cr any other aduhlerant ,
40 YEARS TIlE STMIDARD , d
POS'l'.lL CAItISI flitS l'ItflSiaN'I' Cl.A11i.S.
liefore Jimlsre Ioreiiz 'l'ii ( ' ) ' Aiiletir Ia
Ask fur Os'ertlmue.
Judge II , L. Lorenz , commissioner of the
court of claims , opened a several days' see-
sian ci court yesterday in tlmo federal
building. ITo is present with ( ho special
attorney of time government , W , It. Taylor
of the Department of Justice , for thmo purpose
of examining into time accounts of the postal
carriero who have suits niv pending in the
sum of about $18,000 , brought to recover for
overtimno.
Time judge has been traveling from one
end of tIme couIlry to time other for mmionthms
past , trying to gather testimony in just
this class of cases. For several weeks ho
has been in this section , and finds tIme same
condition existed hero no everywhere else.
It seenie ( hat after ( lie eight-hour law
pas.ed , postmasters continued to usa all the
extra mmiemi and carriers allowed by the government -
ernment for Oxtending the sarvice , but required -
quired the several carriers to work just as
long hour.a as before , This was true of
Omaha , and ( ho carriers , to tIme number of
fifty.tlim'ee , combined and hired counsel at
Washington to represent their claims ,
All that was done at the morning session
was to get the books of the department in
shape for uce. Not over half of time amount
claimed can be proven by ( ho record , and
oral testimony must ha supplied for the
balance. Many of the carriers are not over
sanguine as to thl balance , not of record.
It May Do as Much for amm.
Mr. Fred Miller of Irving , Ill. , writes ( lint
lie load a severe kidney trouble for mummy
care , wit'n severe pains In his back and alm
that hits bladder was affected lIe tried many
0 called kidney cures , but without any good
results. About a year ago he began use of
Electric Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure
of all kidneyand hives troubles amid of ton
gives almost , instant relief. One trial vhhl
prove our statement. Price only 50c. At
ICuhimi & Co.'s drug store ,
Dimmimi 'JoI SzullsileI i'IIii the Ver.Ut.
I. J , Dumnmm has recovered a judgment
against the coumnty for $6 , and thereby hangs
a tale. Dunn was summoned to ap ear before -
fore thmo last grand jury to give evidence In
a matter under investigation. lie alleged
lie was In attendance five days and was ,
therefore , entitled to 10 fees. The county
attorney refused to allow his claim for
more than G , saying that lie had called
Dunn on two of the days In question and lmo
could not ho found by the bailiff , Dunmi
brouglmt suit for ( ho $10 and the case was
hoard before Judge Slabamigh and a jury last
Friday. A sealed verdict was returned by
( ho jury time same night alter court bad adjourned -
journed and the jury was excusel until
yesterday , when time verdict wau
opened and read , finding ( hint Duiimm
was entiticd to $6 , tlmo amount
conceded by time county attorney. Dunn
says ( hat ime was about the court house all
the tirmme for five days and was in the buiiml-
lag at the timno the county attorney called
for imimn. lIe says ho will appeal time caao
to time supreme court. Time case imas cost time
county $24 in jury Ices , to say nothing of
the time of ( lie court arid of the cauimty at-
torm.ey. There were mio wimmcsscs in ( ho
case.
t could get relief
ir U from a most hor-
ribic blood dis-
r
case I had spent hundreds of dollars
trying various remedies and physicians -
cians , none of whIch did mc any (
good. My fingcr nails came off and
my h a i r came out , leaving nic (
perfectly bald , I then went to
T
Hoping to be cured by tlis celebrated
treatment , but verysoon became disgusted
and decided to try S.S.S. Time effect was
truly wonderful , I commenced to recovei'
at once , and after I had taken twelve bettIes -
tIes I was entirely cured-cured by S.SS ,
when the world.
renowned Ii o t
Sprimmgs had failed ,
\Vsi. S. LOOMIS , SI
,
Slirevehiort , La , , C
nur Uo.ic on the IJi&eiie in .1 It. a'romment niieI free to aa7
dleii. WIpT SI'ZCiFiC CO. , dttiant&Ga ,
GOOD IETALWORK )
I wimOt yii fluid by patiommizhmmg I'
DR. BAILEY ,
GIADUAFE DENTIST , a-
.
16th mtntl Fztt'ilLullI Mts.
3i"d Floor..Paxtoit Block
Tel , 1OS. I.mmmly uttcpdmint ,
Twelve year. oxpCiiCnc. S ycn In QmIn , ,
Vine fillings limsertel without Pain nod um'nrIii
antl to stand limo test of time , Many of our
, ntint's ure nail' on their cbgiitlm ycmi , with timJr
iI,00 sia of icrili , Ni
lirhiga teeth mind iihi im.aes of work , , tinel
a i , .iislneory ( ( numunner iii 0 reAnab.e p11cc. 1's
Tstli oXtrimetcth iltli'eut the least min er dan.
er wtUout U55. Gi imtpi umimi giyn wlmeu
emlred ,
V
- -i-I I
TheStore's
Abloom
for Easter- ,
,4Jt
_
'l'Iic M ill iflely anti Gai'inent ( IC-
1)artl1ents arc full of the choicest
spring IWOlllCtiOflS-thc ( silks and
dress gooIs : show all the textile
voi'th and beauty of the world.
Dainty things-best ani fair
n'icing-has brought us leader- _ _ _ _
Silil ) . Come to Hayden Bros. to _ _ _
(10 ( yOu' Easter , ShOiflg. ) ) We
_ _ _
are agents for l3utterick's Pat
terns. '
S S _ _
The Millinery -
eception.
Wlioover line a ( hiouighmt fo pretty beau ,
wear will find imero uchi ami array as wifl
many ( moos repay a visit. .
Model hats direct from Virot , Julia , Jesse
and Maroscot Scars and ninny otimer I'aria
autocrats of style nrc on viow. I , _ , _
London is represented by its best , an _ _ _
( hero are hundreds of dainty amid swell Jiata
in exquisite amid exclusIve styles froni our' \
own work rooms. ,
MILLINERY GOODS for ( loose whmo maka
( heir own imoadwear were never so Iavislml
gathered , These include all time syles o
_ _ _
frames nail e'hmapes used in ( ho trimmed c
geode on view , and flowers , ornaments , jeta _ _ _ _
amid ribbonma , . i
hints for time children have riot been ovcr- _ _ _ _
iooked , for several hmummdred , adapted for
needs , are here. .
TilE EXTItAVAGANCE hAS I3EE
SQUEEZBD OUT OF' TilE PRICES.
AGENTS FOR BUTTEIUCICS I'ATTERNS. _ _
L
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Ladies' Waists
,
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Everything that is chile , tasteful and cor
rect in waists. The prices are , as 'oul
choose. The values are unequalled. '
Largo sleeve Wash Waists , p10th . ,
striped and ( lotted , at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fine French Percale \Waiats , linen ccl- 1
lar and cuffs , all colors , at. . . . . . . . . . . 49u
Ladiec' Noyelty Waists , with laundered _ _ _
collars and cuffs , very effective. , at , .
75oand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I3
SILK WAISTS. _ ' I
Dainty , rich and elegant garments.
China silk and crepon Waists , in all
colors , large sleeves , at . . ' . . , . . . , . . . . $ l.3
Japanese WasJm Silk WaIsts , all colors , ' ,
with ( hmo fashionable hilshiop sleeves
at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . $2.O
Best quality of Chlrma Silk \Vaists , with .
large sleeves and chmlffomi collar , all
colors , at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.'DrI
A frill line of the scnsomi'o finest fashion- ( -
upprovel Capes at the nzmmr moderate prices.
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GENTS FOR BIJTTERICIC'S PATTERN , t
Extra Si1i
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pecia1s .
FOR 'I'IIIS WEEK , _ _ _ _ _
Mooney Bros. ' 24-inch Fancy Sliks , reg
ulnr $1,00 , We and ODe Silks , go on
sale at , per yard , . , , , , . , , 39c , dIe and C
ixtra special 1mm Wan ) Printed Silks ,
ive lines of regular $1.25 Persian amid '
Dresden Tailetan , in ( lie new designs
amid colorings , on sale at , yard , , , . . . . .
GENTS FOIl I3UTTERICK'S I'ATTERNS.
Cue Wm. Lyle Dickey'
Jo. Hardware and
asollne Stove Stock
011 sale at sacrifice prices ,
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aster Week
i' I C e s . OM I OF
Baahis. :
BUTTER /IND EGGS. I ,
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Lrietly fresh Egge , guaranteed . , . , , , , . , Be .i'
ountry Butter . . . . . . , . , . . . . . , , . tic , lb I2o )
reamery , , , . ; , , . , . . , , . , . . , . . , , iSo and OO
MEATS ANI ) LAuD. ) 'Q ' -
iga ; Cured Bacon , . . . . . . . . , . , . , . , . . , . , 7o
mit Pork 3o'
icklo Pork . , . - , , . , , . , , , . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0cm
ililornia Iliunia , . . , . , , . , . . ? ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' G'/a
orneil Beef , , . , . , , , , . . . , . , . , ; , , , ' , , ' , . ,
pommnd cans beat Luril , , , . . , , , , . , , , , , , , 20cm
pound cans best Lard . , , , . . , , , , . . . , , , . Z3o
-pound cans best Laid . . , , , . . , , , ' ' ' ' ' , ! : Go
C1IEESIl AND CRACiCiItS.
aicy full cream Young Mmierica f
Cheese , IOu ,
rick , LIimmberger and Ss'iu , l2'e , lip , I '
nnml lCd ,
mufclmatel Cheoco , , , , . , . , , , , , , , , , , , , . 3o ' ' -.L
, . , . . . . , . Ba
! Sage .t' 't' ' p' ' ' ' i
iii ( meat Swla timid Oymflei' Cracker , .
I imado tO _ _ _ _ _ _ _
rigor Simapa arid I.'pnoim ' Cit'anma , , , , , , 7o _ _
imeai amid ( Irahmammi (3rackei' , oniy , , , . 7ici
iTjy Lc'mioims , per dzemi , , . lOo
mncy Oranges , per dozen , , . . , r . , . , . . . . 100
itea , , . , . , , , . , , , . , , , , , . , , , , . , . . . , , , , . 01.140 _ _ _ _ _
a . . . . , . . . , , . IOu
almiuts , . , , , , , , , . , , , , , , , , . , . , , , , . , , , , _ IOu
nicHols , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . . , , , , , . , . . , , t 14u
IAVNi ' ( : $ V '
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; cllingtlwLyle IJLkey Stock ,
