Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 19, 1893, Page 8

8 fOUR MEN Omaha Blessed with FOR WO JOBS Duplicate Commis- gioners of Streets and Sewers, CHARTER DOESN'T SUIT THE COUNCIL Attempt by the Mayor of Rights Into to Pat the New Bill t Starts a Deace of a Row Wil Hold it Ov de at int An effort was 1 last night to put provisions of th yrovides that one *ub ) new 1 effect he pr spector and When th hat the two 1 Works, sides thie an increase of s 082,000 per annur )f street and neld by ( time that charter provisic officer shall office. This | to be incorrect and Doy the case ruled on the apon which t ut in qu Sever Timme was 'l years v member Commissioners, th increasing the body from &) po The county vefused. un provision, to pay Mr. 'l he was in_ofice at i passed. He brouwht court and Judge Doan his favor. Th prems court ing the decision The court held that t vision applied only t offices were created The syllabus of the co 1. In the absciee of hibitlon or aflin torm of th sation the log compensation compensation will ipply then in office s o elected 2, Whord tution the neither e in term of oflice. The ernor and bec nce that time and Major John B. Fur of the board affected been entitled to a salar each, My the increa crease of su following con Mavo i To wik HONORARLE T aHE CITY OF OMANAT € recent amendnicnts t of Public Works | i and two other member i 1 sewe wrd of uny wn offiee 15 « compensiti reased nor Major duties ry and Kknown to supervi and sewer i ctor ilo the chi existing does not mayor to design shall fill until thy ment in July, it Proper thist such < at for the t ent and the da mber. Unless and unc iy member ull -~ perfor stroet commissioner an dutles o commiss| the Interest of public office caclcommission will 1S B mlur Publie W misstoner until the first 1 designate Board of Public Works, un{il the first Tuesday | For the information of 1 would further state tha city attorney that un aniended, menber Works, other thun entitled to receive a s: £2,000 per annum from the d of the amendments. It amended chartes John B. Fur the or, the council meeting nmediate charter the Bo: 1t fon Rule, 1 the late George e Board of County passed a law slature annu ier the const i wmn.v e time the law was district in 1 to the su red sustair he constitutional pro ofticers whose th t L was i 1y constitution Drov fix change of well 1o the © to bo th reated by the consti- moof hi ofticer ¢ Aiminished during his 10 by the April &, and St. A. D. Baleombe 1y, the two men by the change, hay ¥ of 22,000 per annum s of the opinion that should go with the in st night he sent the to the council was sig law on ors ommendation. e ey CouNern sentlemen—Unde tion 104 th vised of the ¢ to be known v commi 15 to have oF the eneral sy e Wpon ber ko el undy et of thi abolish as heretofore exist yrovision s wthorize th ch member ppoint- onfusion exlst ) which o 1h duties of d which member the foner. 1 therefore, in servi des! e the v shall until the 3, 0s follows: dcombe, & member of orks, us street - Tucesday in July, 1893 ¥, & tneniber of suid wer commissioner nJuly, 1893, your honorable hody at I am advised )y the dor section 103, us of the Board of Public chairman, will alary at the rate @ of the passa vs that the pr of appe; vision of the constitution to the effect that the snsation of u publi creased not dinini office, has bec court to apply offices wer o the case of Dou s0 expressly decided, an elared that the legisly term of office or_conipe chunge or compensition officers then inoftice us atter vlccied o uppe mitted, 1 consids alone L od by ed. o off annos be fn- during the term of his ered Dy our supreme ) those officers whose the constitution. In s County vs Thume this was d it w sxpressly de- ture mily chuange the ation, “and that such apply as well to the to those to be th Respectfully sub- w6k P, BEMIS, Mayor Weould Not Concur. There was a row o Hascall wanted the e upon the laid upon the table, Mr. Wheeler though! was ill-timed charter provided thal designate one of the mc be street commissioner commissioner, when he man of the board Further he claim sloner had 1o exi but that his oftice was and under the plan pro the city would have sioner The ¢ provision wouia ordinance, and already in force there something was not de posed by the mayor in council Mr. Munro demand put, and the comm table by the foltowir Yeas-Back, Brun drews, Saunders, Whecler—10. ays —Edwaals ell, Prince, Mr. Wheeler made members of the judic the matter up and the next meeting us t the council should take Whatever Balcombe and Furay w from April 8 at the rat whether the or not attorney rep tak ords and Mr., anl illegal, that as th Specht, Elsa Steel and Bechel -7 report to the « is done by council incre n inan instant. Mr pmmunication spread Munroe wanted it t the communication He suid that the t the mavor should mbers of the board to nd one to be sewe nated the coair for one y st com under the char created by ordinance posed by “the mayor two street commis de lied that the preference over new charter was would be confusion if me along the line pro his message to the charter ed that his motion wtion went to Vot r, Jacobson, McAn I'homas and asser, Hascall, How the take uncil at » what action if any in the case. the council illd their salaries © of &.000 per anuum 2 their duties that committe A request fury Majors “The Upper Haud" ' at Won Ralph Cummings and Lisle Leigh, the new leading people of the are scoring a big hit Bijo theater this w Byron's successful play, nar Mr. Cu Leigh puts u as Maud 1. John D'C As Juck and Miss of acting wife of J W. J. Holtou, members of the compan tion for their spective parts sational melodrama, al and_startling climax finale of tho thivd.act Jack Rall and excellent “The Up Bijou stock com at Wonder] in Oliver Doud “The Upper Hand mmings is at his b ap an admirab) mar, the p drmond any vek st cuted Agnes Fuller, in fact all the 1y are worthy of men playing of their re Hand" is a sen Junding with comedy s, especially so the wh Juck catches & team of infurinted horses which dash madly down 10 the given, but introduced by Jack of the company enal ehild dancer, ‘as ' feature of visitor rec o souvenir. footlights instoad exc Ra who the ) For Nale A dental office in dress k12, Bee oflice. and Fattle Sars No olio program is ellent specialties ave 1 and Willism Smyth the phenom. is espevially engaged rogram. Every lady ives a handsouie flower basket as Cheap. Omaha, Neb. Ad- f that | 1 | infantry and caval; the | W and | . Falcoder, of this ale ard From N On week 300 Thursday afternoon we will place on special about | dress patterns of fine novelty wool dress The be | cont loss than regular, as we bought this | goods prices will be fully 50 per ar, for the this will lot at an enormous reduction textures that inind red A west the of our are of such excellent | price, we ¥ sy can safe be t reatest by s goods we have ever offc ample line he hold order that can show window. We seen in ou n afternoon in istomers who the shopping advantage this opportunity a good dre a moderate the can las I 1 t v you | wide ran )| < no a personal advances words v 1alf 80 we inspect jon ve are de W to in blue, tan and 50, #5.00, $5.50,%6.00, $6.50,%7.7 #1500, cale black, i waists wrappers, Gie, 75 30, $1.57 wash suits #1 npire teen #1 Infants’ eloaks ), $1.63, $1.75 s $5.00 up to $8.50. HAYDEN - NEWS O i BROS. ey, the Regular suneed Yesterday Do Bt It Changes in Service as An- Pelegram to T orders have been issuc Special order to au I 5:{o] 10 is 80 amended as Merrill with a vi s of medical and cal supply d as may be's as- | sistant to | condemnat rticle the vk cit | nospital property in o parument New Ye mi 1to n | Cart sby P. termaste will pr G, on ofticial busine extension of leave | Second Lieu Joseph C. iox, Thirteenth | infantry, is further cxtended ten days. The | extension of leave granted Sccond Lisutenant Arthur W. Chas cond artiilery, is further | extended twenty duy | Captain William 1 | neers, is retieved fr | missioner of the Districtof ¢ | effect when relicved by his succ | Captain Cnavles 1. Powe | neers, is detaile s his suc Captain Je dle, corps of engineers, | now on leave of absence, is relieved from duty under the orders of Licutenant Colonel Henry M. Robert, corps of engineers at | Nashville, Tenn., and will proceed immedi ately to Sioux City, fa., and > Captain Powell of the duties in his charge, and_upon being thus relieved Captain Powell will to this city for duty as commissione; following named o crs will be re- from duty at the United States school, Fort Leaven- | worth, by the mandant of the school | after the graduation of the present class of ofiicers and will then proceed to join iments: Lieutenant Colonel Jicob », Ninth infantry; Captamn William A Shunl, Bighth cavalry The following named oftic for duty at the United Statc cavalry sc ort Leavel Joseph . Haskell, Twenty-fou First Licutenant J Reynolds, I cavalry: First Licutenaat John . Mory Twenticth infantry; First Licutenant Carl Reichmann, Ninth“infantry; First Lieuten- ant William C. Wren, Seventeenth infaut Major Haskell will report in person, i rdingly to the commanding ofticers of the school on July 1, and the ofiicer named on August 20, and will be relieved from their present duties in time to enable them to uply with this ord ienant Thomas J infantry, will upon comple assigned him at Fort Barrancas, Fla., rejoin lus regiment in the went of Arizona. Cavtain John Me. E. Hyde, assistant quar- termaster, is relieved from duty as a me ber of the general court martial convencd at Jefferson barracks, Me., February 2. First Licutenant John A. Johuston, Eighth avalry, is detailed as a_member of the gen eral court martial at Jefferson barracks ptain Charles B, Kilbourne, corps, will proceed to Baltimore, Md., ofticial business and after he shall’ have car- vied out the special instructions of the chief signal ofticer will return to his quarters in Miller, assistant quar- to ort McPherson, f absence granted 11, corps of engi s duties as a Rus: com bia, to take ind engi- P corps of s are detailed | infantry and | vorth M.uurl th infan Clay, ‘Lenth on of the duty nal on d A. Lyle, ordnance depart- ing the months of April, May 2 fifteen visits, not exceeding b mouth, o thesworks of the Ben- 0 Atha & Hlingworth company, Newark, , on public business. Captain James N. Allison, commissary of subsistence, will be relieved from tempg duty in the office of the purchasing and depot commissary of sabsistence at Baltimore April 30 and will report i person May 1 to Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Wilson, assistant commi general of subsistence, New York, for duty as assistant in his office Major Myles Moylau, Tenth cavalry ing served over thirty years in the avmy, is | on his own application ‘retived .from active | and will proceed to his hon of ofticers is appointed to the call of the president there tio of San Francisco for the such ofticers as may be order determine their fitness for promotion. D tail for the board: Co'onel William M. Gra- | haw, Fifth artillery : Captain Louis Breche- | min, assistant surg Captain Joseph H, | Dorst, Fourth cavalry; Captain Frank W Edmunds, Fivst infaniry: Captain Leonard | | Wood, assistant surgeon; First Licutenant | | dohn McClellan, Fifth artillery, recorder st Licutenant Leonard A. Lovering, Fourth infantry, will report in pers olonel Graham, San Franci for amination as to his fitness for pr hav- Leet at f at the pre examination of before it to i For Sale at a Barg All my rrlages, robes, sleighs, har- ness, ete., ineluding one novelty summe rries six or eight passengers, one tform 1sion top fum- ily phacton, new last November, i fivst-class order. Must be as Lam leaving the city. Joslyn, 2111 Emmett st 12th strect. spring exte r 511 \H“lh - Low rates of fare to Houston, Texas, and return Tuesday, April 25, For par- | was | south and tc feet in size | corner, | billiard | Cabin.» | ticulars call on or address Morton I, Reagun, 908 N. Y. Life THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: \\'I'II)NESI).v\\', APRIL 19, COMMERCIAL CLUB PROSPECTS Plans Discussed for the Arrangement of Their New Quarters WILL INCLUDE ~ ALL CONVENIENCES Clags Clab Will Members All the Luxuries of n Firs Commuand of the tor ie 1s Arrangem The cial ¢l Trade r of the last evening at the matters of the club pu Ge Comm Bo executive committec ib met wd of ns and disc S the top loor buildi 188! ree Gabbon presided and s acted as seeretary During the afternoon the Board of Trade had met o five, ¢ Ayer, C. and H. F. ( of th appointed a e of Joseph A Il Fowler, 1. E \dy to negotiate with a ttee appointed by the and con of G H. Payue, A. P. Tukey and erning a to the club decide upon the in Al the me nmittees pre absenc directors and tec nsi Bruc club P sisting Dan Farrell, ¢ of the top floor bers m were the Arrangements but definite today di ans W had oeen scanned owing te architect cre postponed wvening in a until was weneral sted submitted and provided for ife, priv cafe, freight room, a business oftice, room and necessary closets, hall The kitchen will probably be from one of the walis, in order to Ve ation summer from the vent its odors from entering The reception roon is Hixii and will be in the very northeast from which an excellent view can be cast and west on Farnam and south on Sixtecnth street. No is provided for, but it 1 the cof a short tin plan fifth fl will rectancular the wer floors, in which event mor ured e vepairs tha Bog ized to expend ered ample. The club in immediately, aud from tions the work will be oor three d Saturday night twenty-five mbers have joined and the list next few days will probatly be considerably Mr. Gibson_announce called him to New York weeks. He would leave would be ne¢ tem. The gener: favor of Georg winder, 3 Chairman but Mr. Payne emphatic favor of some older and tive per g Mr. Brady also s clined, owin pressure of pri ness, and A, P, The committee chosen to s commissioner asked for further time, saying they desired to proceed cautiously and make no mistake. The matter was progressing nicely, howeve e ANNOUNCEMENTS, passed la way various One drawing carefully a kitchen commissioner’s reception wiys, ete buiit out give good the club ro obtamed north thoug the be ma plan of th om wil T'o make the be s d of ‘Trade £,000, a started in new in the augmented his business to be absent two tomorrow and it \ chairman pro emed to be in ie, the ‘“stem sbon ealled him, declined in more conservia Hartman and ested, but de- ate that si hosen lect a freight Turkey was This fs Omaha's day. A few minutes after 40'clock this afternoon Ignace Jan Pade wski will arrive at the Union depot, and o few minutes after 8 in the evening the great est pianist of his generation will step on the Boyd stage and make his first bow to an Omaha audience; then he will sit down at ! his Steinway and carry his hearers todeeper depths, higher heights and cesses of the soul of music than they have ever imagined th apable of guiding the vorld’ says this, 4 ent of its supor s playing. the usually unrespo instrument of wood and wires Pade i is unique. His touch is peculiarly original; nis treatment of hackneyed passage work is so distinctive as to spiritualize the most mechanical feature m piano playing. He is the most lyrical artist, in the true sense of the word, of his gencration. He draws from the piano a pure, pro longed volume of tone, which he molds sculptorwise into the loveliest of images; for Paderewski is one of those artists to whom the Beauti- ful is concrete, a thing to be felt and heard, and all ugliness abhorrent. Paderewski feels deeply feel with him, but his f rene; even his brillianey is never lovely. The playing, then, of ti gerly listened to, simply soothes, softens, makes sweet i he great he: Al, there is a human innermore re- 1 of this my ment of and his hearers suave. metallic or man is use he even ad rt in his bosom is for the word, he is hu- , not 4 clank the piano er the nor yet humani man; it tech This iis the multizade, not his marvelous Taciiity his golden halo. Few who care to pianist need miss the ple 3 be some seats obtainable even at 8 this even- ing,and a place in the gallery is almost as good @ rquet stall for” enjoyment of Pade nd his playing. An at in the Boyd 1s sufficient for nearing anything, and the golden-haired genius can be seen from any seat be ar this marvelo sure. There ma “Sport MeAllis Farnam tonight, matinee at 2:30. closes its run at the usual Wednesday he Upper Hand" ‘ is drawing the people to the Bijou It continues all week Colored Champion Peter ill show what histrionic stuff he at the Farnam in “‘Uncle Tom's During the evening he gives an exhibition of boxing with Joe Choynski The mounting of the old play is well spoken of, und the company has had kind things sald of it in several Cities. e Bullding Pe lowing permits to build were issucd y by the inspector of buildings sen, 8302 Muple, Tomorrow night Jackson v is made of ts The f yesterds addition 600 STDh Barta, to dwelling Nine winor periiits 1416° Willtanis, addition Eleven permits, 1,870 n Is a symptom of discase of the kidneys. It will certainly relieved by Parks’ Sure Cure. That headache, backache and tired feeling comes from the same cause. Ask for Parks’ Sure Cure for the liver and kidueys, price $1.00. Alldry Wanted highe 1518 Doug] at hangers: Lehmann paper Henry the celebrated Sohmer Ford & Charlton Music Co., S 4 Pappleton-Learued Wedding. The marviage of Miss Mary Poppleton, daughter of Hon. and Mrs. A, J. Poppleton, to Mr. Myron Leslie Learned, & prominent ICE’S piano at 1508 Dodge. Bakin meMéé The ouly Pure Creau of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum, Used in Millious of Homes—40 Years the Standard. was solemnized abeth Place Quite 200 young attorney ofithis city At the home of thelbride in last ever v 7% guests were presetitaat and Mrs, L o'clock g 3 ONE EIVJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshiug to the taste, and acis genily yet promptly on the' Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers aud cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, plensing to the taste and ac- coptuhle to the stomach, prompt in ite action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent quolities commend it to all and havo made it the most puLuInr remedy known. yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and’ 81 bnl(leu by all leading drug- giste. Any reliable druggist wha may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any oue who wishes to try it. © Do not accept any cubstitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP €O, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL LUVISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK, N.¥. YAT OMES OF THE = CLUBMEN.” “1 have metavith much success in the use of the LONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER. As a natural remedy it is a remarkable one. Of its efficacy in reducing the amount of uric acid I am positive, and I shall con- tinue to and recommend it. In fact, I was one of the first in Chicago to this water in practice. As a drinking water for table purposes it Zas use use no superior.®1 learn it is extensively used at the Chicago and Calumet Clubs, and it can be found at tke homes of the clubmen at any time. 1can only speak favorably of it.” From M. 11, Lackersteen, M. D., Clilcago, Still or Sparkling ZONDON- D ERRY for sale everywhere. Don’t fail to read our pamphlets. A/ dealers. () e Londonderry Lithia Spring Water Co,, NASHUA N. 1T as B.Perkins & Co..Sellin: Agent St., Boston. Muss. PAXTO. LLAGHER, Distril Agents for Oma “BAY STATE" GUITARS MANDOLINS, BANJOS, ZITHERS, ano DRURS, from ¢ We cura ELEGAN and ¢ 5. Fvery Inst " il Warrduged, (Mo ity OUR LATEST AND BEST THE LEWIS BANJC. Endorsed by the BEST Players. Send_for Catalogue and mention'the Fwstrvments oy tidnk of purchasing. J0BN C. HAYNES & &3 BesTON, LL.D, F.R.8. Cy 3 Kilby & G utin « 'BH3dNS 34V RAY BENTOS {is o town In Uru-uay, South America, on }theriver Plate. It would not be celebrated except that it is where the celebrated Liebig Company’s EXTRACT OF BIEF { comes from, and in tho fertile }uround it. are rewced the c i«lml.‘h(l‘rml 1000 to razins fields ttle whieh uro 0) - duy—t0 make whieh is known ‘round standard for IQUALITY. FLAVOR and PURITY. this famous produc the,world as tho MAKES THE BEST Photograph REASONABLE RATES FOR The Best, A BTRICTLY FURE ARTICLE. A MOST DELICIOUS CHEWING GUM. A VALUABLE SPE- CIFIC FOR LUNG & THROAT TROUBLES " Have You a Large Neck? a low, well curved ft 11 so you should wear We make a variety em, in sizes collar. {0 twenty in Ask your furnisher for the ones o Cluett Brand 25¢, Ganoka, medium’ Kentuck, low. Coon Brand 20c. Edgely, meditm; Seima, low: Temple, very low, Manufacturers also of the Celebrated wponarch” Shirt. Cluett, Goon & Co, ?Z of the w kind. usual thirty wear—Tinely Tnished, s0 on, are sold for. o house pretends to “Nebraska, you kind n sell tural-—cr emoralizin of ours, sl s or buttons, ers, drawers silk patent gussets xeeptional value Got fancy French 1 solid at eal maco to wear hts of goods here can you wher or drawers, necks, silk pearl buttons. und and neck fancy silk tons: drawers with drawer holders tons, that’s the story of cted to The shirts have silk-t out —silk cuffs —threc drawers to match, A dollar kind at lots of imitation kind —imported nishers get from two dol for it. shirts or drawers for mmmmmmm’mmmmnnmmmmnnmmm‘vmmmmnmmnmnmmmmn 799990 & | g ELICACY. of desi light neat chronometer, An entire new etock, Including every noveity. Every concelvable new thing in fine | Millinery ug prices | surn to pleuss you, Many pretty things snown that will surprise you. DAVIES MRS, R. H, DAVIES, 1520 Douglas Street Foimerly 1118 10h ¢ | MILLINER HAIR " GooDs. 1 few days or teet s fnl Stock must be lower thar & | ving. reduced before 111 South 15th Street, Opposite Postoifice. At EVILS, WEAKNUSSE compuny th QALY an CENIEY U eD, MR S ritENG I Kiven to every part of the body. | w Curely packed) FREE nysufterer ton that eured mo 6f these trouble A BRADLEY, BATILE CREKK, MIC PEIM A sually at this time of the begin to change their und 'nout woolens Wise fellows buy here ive cent balbriggan fifteen cénts on the us ggan un a half s is a favorite pi ant old gold Fre binding, silk drawer not sixty cents here that heather cks got pearl buttons and silks t got sixty-five cent value for no hali silken finished seventy-five cent’'rs both of e, at . match it? Finest twelve thiread shirts silken binding, You vear but not the price.. dge of the shirt bound with stitehed five-ineh wi sille stitehing the clegant non- shrinkable mottled underwear, at our 1 shirts imn wch ribbed bottom L lislc thread underw finely finished a dollar We sell mmmmmmmmmamummmmau gn and the chief requisites of the mmnnnmmmmm!mmmnmmmz car, men folks wear—get out into the soring where the unde 1ich necks and 1 fifty shirts o tan- bronze- at Jag: 40c 430 “alc ummmm«mnmmn balbir necks, i peur hold- mixture is. and fancy cufls mmings ableddld i A 9 frills dollar. balbr gotten Two gan Additidia | & Where? No- I'rench stitching, match the finish, silk can satin—hottom pearl but- st band pearl but- finest nd d ngs through TRV TR T O ! fur- fifty to cither N N | 7 RAYMOND, THE JEWELER, workmanship are 1893 watch—no more cumbersome clocks to carry around but a RAYMOND, FIFTEENTA AND DOUGLAS, 0 MATIA. [ = e [ [ o o [ foma o s e | oo 3’1 WINES THERE'S [ WHERE WE EXCEL BUY MORE THAN ALL THEDEALERS INOMAHA PUT TOGETHER-SELL MORE OF COURSE—-WHY -HERE'S A SAMPLE REASON. Muscate 25¢ Quart. Los Auzoelos Wiae, Liguor and Cizar Co. 116-118 8. 16th St., Omaha U it i | ot vt et [t et s 'WE DO VIEWING ARCHITECTURAL AND LANDSCAP. fn all purts of the city. Our Fucillties for this cluss of work is unexcelied, HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY A\t Popular Pricos 313-315-317 South 156th Strest, OR. MCCREW THE SPECIALIST. I unsurpassed in the treatment of all PRIVATE DISEASES il Bisorgars of MEN 18 yoars oxperionce, Write for cire:lae and quostion list froe. 14th and Farnam Sta., Owaba, Nob. WINES-CALIFORNIA 0 ! 7 | You cannot mu Are You Going To the World’s Fair? If not vote to send vour favorite, It you are, vote to give your minister or your favorite school teacth tireman, policeman or lottor carrier a o free trip to the World's Fair It Costs You Nolhing TO VOTI With evory 2y Cent Parehase you T od for ounced s will be countod rich will nm \ recs from Be sure anl get vote with every purchase. Votes given on both ind cash purchases Yoesterday's CSt a people voting your charge grand all day in SICCESS, lul'\\ Come and enjoy join e fun, 0 e (o RIRST TIRRII: To the ono voto a twe World’s I Palmer Hc and retur ce for th id admissio TRIP: recoiving the second ten d trip to the Il expevses paid ttrip. and th recei tho ity d ip room nud hour lroad fare to Chis 3,000 uccident in= a day for ving gest to the \t the ys t sur days, car fu 1 e SECOND To the one Inrgest votc World’s Fair an the same as in firs s Tt is for the which two of the tive VOTE EARLY AND OFTEN, SPECIAL SAT public to decid or Wash Goods, Hosiery and Dress Goods ALL THIS WEEIK. Our leader in DRESS GOODS in all the They are 1d match co this Oue lot very fine Challies st patterns and colc worth very much more, them for less than 7be. week Try OUR LEADER IN HOSTE fei DEPARTMENT. We have one more e of the ladies® fast black seamless foot stocking thad ch for less than 20c, and they are worth that. oo the Brownies have them slated at | | | CUR LEADZR IN . WASH 60ODS \ DEPARTMENT, Wo have one case of in dress s both vlgids, that arc worth matehed in quality and 1 \ than 124c, our pric | | | 8130. Seci Onderwedr Line Of ladies’ manufa tian cotton ves and wnd mateh for this sa 25 cents. ol , it fine ginghame { in checks and and canrot be style for less ribbed jersey vests nbed Egype ¢ und shors slecvelens, cents; oup fine gnuze red fromefine « hoth in low ow necked them I'ry price for our bargaing, cost you nothe Dry CGoods and Carpets. l Sixteenth and Farnam Streets