Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 25, 1893, Page 8

8 WILL FIGHT 1T 10 A FINISH | Real Estate Owners Take the War Path Against the Garbage Contract. IF NECESSARY WILL SEEK INJUNCTION, ploy - Views of Cltizen pressed-Tlotel Men Mettle—May be Vetoed. on 1 Ownoers association will turn a trick or two in the garbage contract game, and the members are determined to hold the winning card. Persuasion will bo tried and if that fails a restraining order will stare the councilmen in the face Yesterday afternoon the association held & meeting and speedily reached the conclu sion that heroic measu to prevent the ten rs contract being foisted upon the people, Mayor Bemis was present, as well as Councilmen Munro and Jacobsen The mayor was there to listen, he said, and did not of 1y sugeestion to whether he would approve the contract or not. Mr. Munro explained the terms of the contract and gave his views of the matter, being the same as printed in Tie Bee Mr. Hicks, Mr. Perrine, Mr. Cathers and the other gentlemen present expressed the same views regarding the contract, and there was not . voice raised in its defensc, Nothing was found to commend it to tho peonle. After a running discussion ) dulged in for a few minutes a motion was adopted to the effect that a committee of three be named to wait upon the members of the council and secure pledges from . sufli- cient number that they would vote to sus tain & veto from Mayor Bemis to prevent the ung passed over the mayor hea se it 1s impossible to sccure such promises the committee was empowered to apply to the courts for a restraining order. The committee is composed of Boggs, Cathers and Patterson, Views and Interviows, The more the contract is looked into and discussed, the more convinced be- come some of the councilmen that they were too ty in approving it. One membersaid yesterday morning that it looked to him asif the contract was loaded to the muzzle and when it was discharged the cit- i ild receive the entire contents, and with very disastrous eff Anumberof the counciluien have expressed themselves as being ready to sustain a veto from the mayor in case he concludes to not approve of the contract and bona As yet no one has tal out what it will The Real Estate 's Were necessar) had been in- en the pains to fizure t the citizens annually to 1of the garbige under the is estimated at the Boara of Ith oftice t an avera of 400 loads are taken to the dumps cach day, and of the two-thirds are hauled there by private con- veyances and that th wen only cart one-third. Such being it is said, that under the contract and ordina these ances will bo permitted to continue hauling. However, there is no pr vision made for a place to convey such g bage to. Mr. MacDonald is uuder no obl! tion to receive the same on his cars unless a fee is paid. Dr. Somers says that the ordi- nances permit pe ble refuse to convey it to the count agricultural purposes. e does not believe that they can afford to do so at 50 cents a load, which will be the contractor's fee for removal. The doctor considers that the contract is the best proposition ever submitted to the people, and that the scheme is all right. Ke docs not know but what a better one could have been secured had specifications been prepared and bids solicited to conform to them. Cost of Removing Gurbage, While Dr. Somers has madeno estimate of the number of loads that go to the river, and the probable cost to tho citizens, some ' one else has who is familiar_with the subject At tho present time, this person estimates thats the one-third of tho garbage of the city which is hauled by the garbage men costs on an average of £1,500 per month, or £15,000 per year. There are seven licensed haulers and as many districts. They run from one to threo teams oach. There are five night soil men, and the cstimate is thel nounts to at least §| r. The dead animal contractor will © the total citizens are pa to the ular garbazo men to nearly 35,000 per “These figures include all_the tes made to hotels and other larg lishments, The night soll men are cutting Tates, and receive an average of 7 cents pe cubic foot, while the new contract will com- pel the ent of 10 cents, With one-third of the oved at £5,000 per ye under the present system, with all of tf rates, it will mean that Mr. MacDor rive at least 100,000 for the his contract if the prices nam lected, and he is permitted to remoy thing,and the private haulers eut out, figures and estimates are given by a gentle mun who is per familiar with the on aud who knows all the ins: and outs of m, b It ut ald will Lushed the Contract Through. Councilman Munro, who voted aguinst the approval of the contr says: “It s s sich a rush to through. crything pos- #iblo was done to avoid publicity and no dis- cussion was desired. That Jones street dump injunction was sprung just at the time 1o give the council a little scare and urge them to make ha: “The bids were in the hands of the police o e, and at its meeting it was understood that' the report should e that the bid of MacDonald be r ferred to the committen of the whole for d cussion, and that the mayor and members of the Board of Health wero to be invited That was th veement when I left the committee room. You may well imagine my surprise when Mr. Hascall brought in his ro port recommendiug that that the bid be ac- reptod aud the contract be awarded to N “I hope the mayor will voto the contr In case he does 1am satisfied that it will bo sustained, and that there will be move delib. eration before another contract is snapped up.” City Interes \cilman get the cont Not Properly Guarded. acobsen said: I voted for but was not fully convinced at At it was the proner thing to do, In case the mayor sends in i veto I shall vote to sustain his action, It is my judgment that wo were the least bit too hasty, | real fze the fact that something must be dore and thad the rive s must bo abandoned soon. 1t is only timo until wo st ctaso dumping there, and wo must ake preparations. Tho MieDonald propo- glt, but thero must be move sts of the contract provides that the Board of Health shall dosignate the places where the garbage shall be dumped, if it is placed within two and a half or three miles of the rute limits. Dr. Somers says that tho board has jurisdiction three miles out of the city and that the contractor ¢ duinp at any place within that limiv without the consent of the board. The contractor shall also furnish the necessary ground, ana the doctor says permission would not be granted where it would prove a nuisance, el Men Will Fight It, )1 ke Lance s will fight the new gar- go or They say that its terms are so prolubitive, as afecting them, that it would almost compel them to go out of busi ness. Herctofore, they havo teen given u special rate, inconsideration of the lare amount of work that they have hac g r'ba pn, o sort of wholes they will be gianted no such concessions, and will bo required to pay as much in ,.,.., ortion 1s does the occupatit of the smallest Me s Millard, was ask proposed to do about it P Holiis ta fabs Ih that the of the 1z what he Swobe, propritor 1 this morn and ho replied Ho sald furthe would all b compelied to unite in the fight, and carry it futo the courts if neces as tho terms were 80 outrageous that they simply could not stand it. He was opposed 1o a ten year contract any way, but whether the term wa long or short, he declareo that the terms lui down in the new ordinance were away be yond all reason. Manager Kitchen of the Paxton said that hotel men hat | not familiar with the provisions of the now ordinance, but he was quite certain that if the conditions imposed were as severe as ho was givon to understand they were, the hotel men would bo compelled to tight in sell: - s of poople have pues, out D Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. - Fireworks, balloon tonight. iy A convenient and pleasant place to ob- tain luncheon. Balduff, 1520 Farnam. et Ames moved to 1617 Farnam. w Summe Telephone C, on hard coal. bbbt MAXIMUM RATES. for prices delivery, Lincoln Jobbers Alarmed Over the New W World's Fage 1eaflie, Lincoln's representative jobbers and ship- pers, who were exp to call upon Gen- eral Manager Holdrege and labor for a re storation of the Lincoln differential, failed to show upat Burlington headqus tor day, although a solitary Lincoln merchant, Mr. Humphrey, an implement dealer, poured a talo of woe into the cars of the general manager of the Burlington system, with examples of d and awful hay should the railroad people insist upon mak- idg the Missouri river the basing point for all'classes of freight, as provided in the maximum rate bill 1t is understood among . r ne of the Lin jobbers o the Bu \ing enjoined from putiing in the new tariff on the ground that should the railroads shrink the present differential of 5 cents per hundred in favor of Lincoln it would sound the death knell to the groy < interests of the cit, The new Huth Omaha, Oma and Lincolr ady by the end of the week, and they will show exac at the new o from any point te al freight agent yeste question of a question it is the intention of to rigidly enforce the max s ye Iroad men that have go yond all ilroads imum rate biil the roads a ¢ conceding certain You may be su the situation, World's Fair Business Light. The demand for coach excursion tickets, on sale vesterda as even more limited than on the inauguration of the scheme a week ago, and the mogulsof the railways finally recognized, that outside of radius of 200 or 300 miles of Chicago, there is positively hese limited tickets av 215 ‘nger agent said yes- te would move business at this time, because the people n'ugot the money. It is somc worthy of conside ation” that the ralroads did & bi ger passenger business May than during any month _ sinc How- cver, the maecnates will get together again tomorrow and attempt to reduce rates in which they will undoubtediy be sucees: ful, as the Sinta e nsists upon & one-fare rate being made and the abolishment of the ions, opinion is that the rate will aboutone fare, possibly a dollar or two added to protect the smgle trip tickets from falling into the hands of the brokers.” Mr Lomax, who is still in Chicago, has not yet made up his mind to put ina rate of $18 second class from Portland to the river which would relieve the present diffienlty toa large extent. While he has been ury to do this and take the bull by the horns he is inclined to mako y. The meeting today may, ver, put & dif- ferent aspect on the situation in the north- west. and wherever tho bill gives ance to even up matters by thinzs to the systems, they will take advantage of in be Sho J. O. Phillipvi left tour over the Missouri brask It is expected that the new tariffs for South Omaha, Omaha and Lincoln will be out about Thur: changed to meet the re- quirements under house roll 83. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McConn son and Miss Callie McC Chicago this week in Mr. Dickinson's pri- car to spend some time at the World's Major J. W. Paddock, one of the govern- ment directors of the Union Pacitic, leaves today in a special car on a tour of inspec- tion of the system, going as far westas Portland. li Plummer, one of Lincoln's best known jobbers, was closeted with General Manager Holdrege of the Burlington yesterday after- noou, the Lincoln differential being the sub- ject-under discussion. J. R. Buchanan of the Elkhorn went to Chicago yesterday to attend the special meeting of the Western Passenger associa called 0 meet at the headquarters ssociation in the Rookery building to- W, neral Manager Burt ree iers on the line of the Elkhorn in the north part of the state last weelk and list- ened to their woes of what will ensue should the commodity rates on hay be removed Mr. Burt told the gentlemen that he could do nothing for them, 1ot of men you neve gentlemen 'to Senate whom he thought them, od a number saw. He referred s Hale and Thomsen, ht do something for - We Speak What W Know, From the Cookville (Tex.) Bann My wife and four children we suddenly with severe o bus, I bought a bot Colic, Cholera and Di; from'one to two dose case. Iheartily recommend__t, bellevin: { the best remedy known for bowel com plaints. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists, ken very es of cholera mor- > of Chamberlain’s ha Remed v, gave relie R Time Well Spent a week's holiday at Hot Springs, S. D,, best reached from Omaha by the Buvs lington routes, 10:15 a. m., Black Hills expross. Round trip tickets at the one way rate on sale July 15 to August 15, Through sleeping car from Omaha daily. See the city ticket agent at 1 nam street, 24 Far- o Flned for Stealing & Dog. Hoffman and Davis, the right howers of Dog Catcher Spoerl, were tried yesteraay forencon for the larceny of a dog collar and city tax tag belonging to Attorney Learved. At tho time of the I ceny the dog, which 13 & wvalu. able Gordon setter, had the collar on ani notwithstanding the fact that the animal was supposed to be proteeted by a tag issued by the city these men ook the dog, collar, tag and ail As the police judge has held that a crly the complainant for the larceny of the the testimony Judge Berka tined each defendant 10 and costs. Now Mr. Learned is going to causo their arrest again for grand larceny and take the caso to the supreme court to determine whether a person can steal a 00 dog and not be punished for the offensc anines @ i the men After hearing b s SR Tours in the Kocky Mounta ns. The “Scenic Line of the World, Denver and Rio Grande railroad, offers to tourists in Colorado, Utah and New Mexico the ¢hoicest resorts and to the transcontinental traveler the grandest scenery. Double daily train service with through Pullman sleapers and tourists’ cars between Denver and San the | Francisco and Los Angelos, — ——— Confession of & Thief, Instead of heing the work of petty thieves, as was at first supposed by the police, it now transpires that the residence of C. E. Taylor was robbed by one of its own inmates. Wil bur Jackson, & roomer at the house, is now 1n jail for the theft and has made a full con fession, When thio case was placed in the hands of the detectives yesterday morning thoy went at once to the Itichurdson Drug company to talk to Jacison, who was a clerk there, and learn further particulars if possible. During tho conversation Juckson broke down #nd confessed to the theft and told where tho stolon property was scoweted Although Jackson is now locked up it is doubtful if the case against him will b pushed since Lhe stolen goods have been ro covered Ll he bad 0ot looked ko Lhe watier, and was iveworks, balloou tnight. and a more disgusted | the | 'l'lll", OMAHA DAILY fll-‘ E: TUESDAY, JULY FALCONER'S COST CASH SALE The Last Week of Our Great Sale— Lower Than Ever, Prices DON'T MISS THIS LAST OPPORTUNITY To Buy the Finest Dry Manufac- tured, at Cost or Under Cartains, Chenille Portieres and Rugs at Extea Specinl Under Cost Prices. ods e CHENILLE PORTIER 23.98, All our $5 5,50 and $6.00 chenille portieres, fringe top and hottom. CHENILLE PORTIERES $5.50. All our $7.50, #8.50 and $10.00 chenille portieres go without reserve at $5.50 per pair. Don't fail to these bargains. No time in your life have you seen better ones, CHENILLE PORTI All of our $10. L portieres go at 8, ORIENT \L RUG Oriental rugs at $: at £5.00,at $8, at .00, worth up to £200.00. These ru bought at o tion. They were v 16w at the prices we were asking, NOTTINGHAM LACE Curtains at at $1.05 vorth from £1.00 to BRUSSELS At $7.50, at $10.85 worth from % IRISH POI At $2.50, at § $5.00 to $15.00, JRES $8.75 and $15.00 CURTAINS, 81.85, at at $15.00, at $; 00 to $40.00. T LACE CURTAINS. 785, at $7.35, worth from CURTAINS 3.88, at $8.00, at $9.50, at This is the last week of our great cost cash sale. ALL OU At 05¢, at #6.00. ALL OUR CHIN 7 RUGS At 81.05, at $1.98, at $6.50, worth $3.1 $4.00 and $10.00, ALL OUR MYRNA RUGS At die, o (05, at $1.95, at $4.25, at $6.75, at & ), at $19.00, at , worth up to #50. All ov MOQUET RUGS , at $4.00, worth up to r the store EXTRA SPECIAL Under cost bargains. t/}ll our pretty imported dimities go at 1 inch sateens go at He. : inch ginghams, ¢ quality, goes at 0 Dre goods worth 25¢ per yard, Silks worth up to $1.75 go at 60 Silk grenadines worth up to at $2.50 per vard. All over, over bargains and this them. 10c suitings go at & 15¢ and 20¢ noy elty wash fabries go at 6ic per yard. up to $1.25 goat go whore, nothing but is tho last week of > anil 50o stodkiage goat 1c. tockings, worth up to 75¢, go luu is the last week. Don't forget it. N. B. FALCONER. e Ames moved to 1617 Farnam. —_—— Notico 1. 0. 0, All_members of Hesperian encamp- ment No. 2, I. O. O. F., will meet at Odd Fellows’ hall, corner Fourteenth and Dodge, Tuesday, July 25, at 1 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of attending the fu- neral of our late patviarch, R. H. Cooper. All visitiug patriarchs invited to be present. By order of HARRY JACKSON, C. P. ——— Firework: Courtland beach to- night. Balloon, boating, bathing,music. e B County Comunssioners. The county commissioners intended to sit as a board of impenchment yesterday to hear the charges preferred against Daniel C. the constable of West Omaha pre- cinet, in which it was alleged that ho was not a resident of the precinet and that he had appropriated funds which belonged to others. When they got aown to the hearing iscovered that some of his witnesses ‘out of the city, and conscquently, in o give him a “show for his white ally, o went over for one veek aking up routine business, the commis- oners approvad the bond of the Me ational bank and named t institution one of the depositories for the county funds. "The surcties on the bond of Frank Shan- a justice of the peace. asked to bo re- 10f the responsibilities of keeping their principal in the straight and narrow path, but the matter was referred, Once again the commissioners and the county treasurer crossed swords over the on of the littie room in_the rear of the treasurer's oftico, but the latter named county official bolds the f; Commissioner Williams stated that it was his intention to fit the room up for the county attorney, but when he went thore with the workmen the treasurer locked the door and refused him admittance. He asked for instructions, but they were not given, though the board will confer with its legal sentatives with roference o the sic — Take Good Care of che Children. For summer complaint in children there fs nothing 8o Mml as Chamberlain’s Col Cholera and Diarrh@a Remedy. 1t dysentery dmulmmml cholera mfantum, and nove 18" when used in time and the plain prin ctions are followed, When reduced with water and sweetened it is pl ant to take. and 50 cent bottles for by druggists. sale etrgen w v e, The records of the district court have be- come burdened with the potition which tells the tale of the family troubles of Ida May Chapman and her husband, Mitchell, Ac cording to the aflegations in the petition it s another case where the course of true love nas failed torun in the smoothand easy channel. The woman alleges that she gave her hand and b rtinto the keeping of Mitchel somo thirteen years ago, and that for a time he was & good and true husband, but that on hie turned out bad. Under oath she that he has been too loving to a woman, designated as Ruth Athoe of South Omaha, 80 much s0 that not many months ago ho took her on a sight-seeing tour to the Pacific coast. The wife wants a divorce aud a share of the property whicl she alleges consists of 4 fine farm in'the interior of Hie state and #14,000 worth of personal effcets, B Piles of peopic pues, but Dewitt's Witeh Hazel Salve will cure them, ———— Examining the Viaducts, City Engineer Rosewater has made his selection of an engineer to join with him in making an examination of viaducts, as in- structed by the council. Mr. Rosewater has chosen C. C. Campbell of Council Bluffs | These two contiomen, jomtly with the engt neers of the Umon Pacific and the Burling ton, will start sho examination immediately They will investimato the condition of the Sixteenth stromt vinduct as toits safety, and PAss judgmentens $0 whether a now structure is immediately fequired, and if not, what re pairs are necessry. The Tenth and Eleventh street vinductswill be examined as to what repairs are needed. —o— Are You Nervous, Are you o1l tired out, do_you have that tired fecling or sick meadache! You can be re lieved of all these svmptoms by taking Hood's Sarsapariila, which gives nerve, men tal and bodily stremth and _thorouzhly puri fies the blood. It also create good appe- tite, cures indigestion, heartburn and dys- pepsia Hood's pills are ecasy to take, oasy in ac- tion and s in effcet. 25 cents a box. Fir balloon tor st Ames moved to 1617 - Sam'l Burns says nothing would make a nicer wedding or anniversary present than one of the new cut glass water bot- tles at 84.50, formerly #8.00. No A special convoeation Bellevue chapter No. 7, R. A. M be held Tuesday evening, Jul in N Mason's hall, at 7:30 o'clock, for work in Royal Arch degree. Visiting brethren cordially invited to be present. By order D. O. MCEW A JOHN L. PIERSON, Secretary b Rt Courtland Balloon, boating. Ames moved to 1617 Farnam. phanis itk BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, sworks, of will 25, " bea bathing, mus Fireworks, night. Declsion Reached to Excoute Contraots for Paving in Cortain Disteicts, Atits mecting yostorday afternoon the Board of Public Works decided to immed- fately exccuto contracts for paving in the districts upon which the final ordinances have been passed. These districts number twelve and the contracts will be submitted to the counc: s they are City nec final ordinances 10 cover the dis- ning for tho paving of which ma- jority petitions or _designations of material huve been filed. The contr: cred exe- cuted by the board are for the paving of tho following streets Hamiiton, from Twenty-fourth to Twen fifth, vitrificd brick ; 1 ighth, from Far. num to Leavenworth, asphaltum; Twenty- sccond, from Cumiug to Izard, Colorado sandstone; Pierce, from Bighteenth to Twentieth, Colorado sandstone; Thirtieth, from Ames avenue to Fort, Colorado stone; Thirty-third,from m to Harne Colorado s ixth, from nam to trified _bri Charle to Twenty. from How- Howard, l'\\\‘ll|\ ourth ard to Jacl from Far L Paul, to y from Eighteenth to Tw ; Indiany nue, from Twenty- fourth strect to Twenty-fifth avenue, vit fied brick. ary was also directed to prepace contracts for the curbing in those districts. The contracts with Hugh Murphy for pav- ing Thirtieth strect from Ames avenue to Fort street, Pierce street from Eighteenth to Twentieth and Twenty-second, from m- ing 1o Izard, with Colorado sandstone, and the Standard Paving company for pav- ing Thirty-cighth street from Farnan to venworth with sheet asphaltum were presented, approved and signed. I'te Barber asphalt repair. claim for the first six months of the year, amounting to £0,116.48 was roferred to Major Balcombe for investigation. e Piles of people have pies. but Do Witt's Witeh Hazel Sadve will cure them. he Wolves of New York” will he at the Farnam Street theater Sunday evening. It is brim full of intensely sensational situa- tions and replete with realism. In fact, it deserves a place in the very front rank of realistic plays. This story was apparently suggested by D'Ennery's *“I'wo Orphans,” The treatment, however, is so decidedly novel and original that it is in every way worthy to rank with M over's. other dramatic efforts. The play moves briskly forward, one incident succeeding rapid succession, and the mec which are ingenious and surprising, follow one another to a bewildering and profuse extent. —— Piles of people have pies, but DeWitt's witchhazel salve will eure them. pri After a Collection Agency. It was a sorry for A. M. rger, a contractor and builder of this ¢ when he attempted to use the government at Washington for n collection ageney, for by 50 doing he became the defendant to a §10, 000 1aw suit Not many months ago tbis part tractor and builler wrote a letter to the postmaster g in which he charged that E. R Overall, one of the mail carricrs, man who' did not pay his debts ng into details he wrote that some y >hie built n house for Mr. Overail hat the sum of §150 remained unpa letter was returned to Postm, who called the attention of Ca to the contents of the missiv Mr. Overall walking up to thecaptain’s desk and handing over the money, heat once hirea a lawyor and ordered hin to sue the contracter for $10,000, alleging that the writing of the letter haddamaged his v tation and that it i public seandal and dis Piles of peoplefhave piles, but De Witt's Witeh HazelSalvewill cure them. gl ol Coulan’e Prove Hix Cf The case of lareeny azainst Chris Rasmus- morn- fendant was discharged, 1t leged by John Spiel that Rismusson { stolen @ sct of harness, but the com- plainant couldn't prove his property - e nave piies Mc lar con- Piles of pe: Witch Hazel ouv Do Witt's Patrick Ward filed & complaint against Burt Beardsley, allezing that he gave the derendant a $10 bill i payment for a lunch en at Beardsleys' ‘Tenth street chop house and that bo mever reccived any change. ——— Pile of people have pies, bur Dewitt's WitehHazel Salve will cure them, ant Rellef Corps Plente. dies of the Grant Relief corps will nic at Courtiand beach July 27 The proceeds are to be devoted to charity ———— T —— Piles of peopie ave pies, but Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure 'thom. e BORN. Notices of five imas or less under (his head Afty cents each additional line ten cents July 24, to Mr. und Mrs, Fred H. Blake, 1124 South 80k, a duughter. aking Powder. The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Awmmonia; No Alum, Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. SUFFERED 10 YEARS. Kickapoo Indian Remedies Cure When All Else Failed, ALpasT, N. ., Nov. 80, 163 For ten years 1 was troubled with S Sihenie AN Puitcred R groat dent § Hi tried muny doctors but fatled to find relief. Henring of the Kickapoo Indian Remedies I used them and have been en. tirely cured, Kickupoo Tndian Remedies have done for mo what the best pliysicians fafled to accomplish. Teheerfully recommend them o any one who {8 aflicted as T was, I also wish to sny from personai knowl. edge that for burns and sores of any kind there 18 nothing to equal Kickapoo Indian Enive. MRS GEO HICKMAN, 49 Central Ave, Alb KICKAPOO INBIAN REMEDIES. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. DR. 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ILLINOIS cqussavrr RY. i RD,'A M. ¢ i Etc., Add.E. ¥, DI MILITARY ACADEMY BWEET RPRINGS. MIRSOURE. 1 ho great Military Bobool of (he West. W rite for Lilustrated Catulogue. o one day aft things as comfor rts of P mering ninety mmmmmmnmmmmmnnmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmz save enou UMMM A It; tho dauy Of alterations and improvements and for ¢ and a noisy erew they the end of the week places there's no flo mmer wgur “nail” day’s discomfort a quarter of an hour at most. S few more da st week. they liked up we'd s to thank them for, nd floor with the d nails the floor are old this dust ¢ utting them ing” you ts to 75: te e ahin fifte LEXINGTON (MO.,) SCHOOLS. s to come. _be They took the old floor up from the s where it's laid for so long the building for good and all, there new floor hamn ereating dire confusion wh Stocks are being shifted parts all 1 noise —w k on our own g me thin clothes that we “saw™ into them out at prices that it's well for your pocketbooks at such prices attention immediately at and the $1.75 ones to its and vests should be $4.50 and $5.00 —to down the fine Kinds apicee a few odd sizes of fine coats and vests of at from o Kinds only ¢ trade in—up on the sccond floor our size and colc It's ainuss that we wminutes time to ind fifteen minutes is not long IR M m YYYYYYYYYYYY?Y?Y}?"YZ M in our store today he carpenters nup on the third floor wd pitehed it out of Lor a few days the in 1d when they quit at and a few more Foday —they're down on and picks—and saws sver they see rund from place to place new —andin some just beams-—that's all. re doing little ¢ unt: “cutting” down the were going quick-moving class— planc™ to he rs the cutting the $1.25; the finest kinds that $£3.00 and 3.50; ham- Pl ts to a dollar mong thems sell different s el cod 4 sk you to but you can you for a only today Pty T A T T R R P P P PP PP AR VAT o | Glhang BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE, " CENTRAL COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES. 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