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THE CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Magor Bemin Vetoes the Garbage Oontrac but is Not Sustained, COUNCILMEN ' IGNORE POPULAR “DEMAND Ahirteen Members Utilize Pablio nlon, a8 a Door Mat and Wipe Thelr Feot on the People's Wishes— Three True Me The city council last night hurled defiance fn the teeth of the mayor, the people and the press of the city. It passed the MacDonald garbage contract over a vigorously worded veto from Mayor Bemis. The deed was exccuted with all possible haste. Mr. Hascail, who poses as the anti-monopoly member of the council performed the functions of chiel advocate and he won, He championed the contract from start to tinish and forgot all about the independent mass meeting down at Exposi tion hall, to which he had induced the coun @1l to accept an invitation to attend ina body on the occasion of a previous meeting, Several members urged adjournment at different times to enable the council to attend the meeting, but Mr. Hascall insisted ou the yor's veto being considered previous to adjournment. He considered that the city would suffer in case consideration of the matter was postponed another twenty-four hours and ho was very much elated when the clerk began reading the following veto from Mayor Bemis or Bemiy' hatie Ve To 1iE HONORABLE COUNCIL OF THE CITY . 0F OMAIA turn herewith without iy ay contract made and o with A Donald for t city. I'veto thi nct for sevel First—The bond glyen by the contr: fllegal, belng dircetly contrary to th visions of section 20 of cliapter xiil. Compiled Ordinunees of 1500, which p that “no person or persons, fifm or corporion having any contract or agreement with the ety for the performanco of any service or fulfiliment of any duty or ablizntion fort city, shall be aceepted ie surcty upon the bond of any other contencto crents or contricts with the city Second--The sureties on the Justified, as required by seetic Xitl, Coniviled Ordin 5 of 1590, Abide from these reasons, which T regard as anply saflicient to support a veto, 1 have vetoed this contract on the general ground 1t the Interests of our citizens have not been serly g i 1 believe 1t to ho not Dusindss poliey, but & downright in- 8 TEIIOVi having ag ve not chapter nd 1 ur eitizens, if, Indue 1ol nn outrigeous imporition upon the <of to fasten upon theni a monopoly with power to blecd the house- Holders without hny. recompenso 1o the ity bt the misernble subterfuge of u paltry 220 per yur 1do not believo it is such i contract for a lon, whole matter s mercly One O 1wo yo of time to de the schen / Further than this, the matter was not given suflicient publicity toenable the eity to re- ceive the benefit of vigorous conmetition Detinite speeifications shou d_have been pre- an_experiment, nost would give ple tho practicabiiity vared and advertised in sc 1 castern pipurs, thereby giving other outsice con- tractors an_opportunity to come in_on fair 4 basls ws the present contracting party from lowa, Tt has heen the gencral un- derstanding that the steps taken were in the nature of an experiment to give the munici- lity un idea of what P igh be done in order hat @ definite course 1 ht be marked out. The Interests of our eitizens huve not heen properly protected i the contract in questi R0 Broviionk hiivo. beon ‘mado. Tor (ose itl: who hiul their own gnrbig e, ete. will e ubsolotely &t the y ractor, who Is given the exclusive r c remove and muke use of all_dead a garbige, offal, nichtsol Svenghe cit self will'boat't oly which this contract s e provision is made for duj city will be fo ing the garbug eping o rematn u 1 Over and above a1l this, how terof the expense to our citizens. From u care- ful computation, based upon the dita at the command of the Board of Health, Thave mado g stre sweepings and the 1o the al rnative of allow: to become the allowour strects er, 18 the mat- e deduction that the citizons of Oniahia are now paying at least #8000 per year for tho "hauling of garl 0.1 1 fig- ures represent the st of removing about one-third of all the garbage which Is now moved. Supposing thiat no nore garbage should e moved at ) 1 under this contract thun is ent, the contractor would then realizo about £1006,000 por year, but under the power grante y existing the contractor e o Al eltiz moy dr garbnge, thereby g ere the rovenue., Moreover, the for removing do all of which the ity A animals, ' for would have to pay, much greater under this contract - thun under “the existing et with Niduy. The elty s now Pead for horses, cows, eten, welghin the Machonald AT NOW puying but will b 00 pounds; i We a dogs, d o iy 75 cents undor tho propos Niehe soil s now re- ved for 7 eents per'cubie foot and the new Prico will bo 10 cernta por cuble oot L furthor believe it this contractis ilicgal, for the reason that it is not w fran chise within the legal meaning of thut word, and that” the whole pro- cevdings wro rrogulur and void. Section 1 3 of the charter us i o ordinance granting any franchise shull bo pissed until ar least two” weeks shall hnvo elupsed after its introduction nor until after aded provides that the same has been: published in the oflic paper of thecity.” In thix case no ordinance s been passed granting this fro und for thit reason the procecdings Lisve: been ir- rezulur, o tiese reasons and for many others of o stilar nature regard this contruct . most pernicious one and one which the best Inter- st 0f our city requi futo, Respecifully, Grom s should not be entered : 1 BEnIS, Muyor. Endeavored to Explain. s quickly as the clerk had coased Mr. Huseall was on his feet. He presented to the council 4 duplicato bond signed by S, L Wiley and A. B. Hunt, in which those gentiemen qualified that they were worth tho —sum of §0,000 in unen- cumbered veal estate, “over and mbove all linbilities and eruptions.” Mr, Huscall expluined, when lis_attention was callea to the mutter, that the word “eruptions” should be “excmprions, "and was ouly an crror whicl would not affeet the validity of the xualiticu- tion. The boud was ordercd filed, Then Mr. Hascall began pleading his case. He thought the mayor was either not hotd fugto the truth or the civy attorney did not kuow much law He contended that the contract was strictly in accordanc with the ordinances of the city, the prices very reasonable, every safeguard was pro- vided and that the ridng of the contract over the mayor's veto nnd its final accept anco would prove a bonanz for the municipality, Mr, Hascall consigered that it indeed fortunate for the city to find & man with ability to take hold of tig matter of removing the garbage. e snid these and a great many other things along the same line, His speech was lengthy and he roasted the muyor and the press for not showiny 4 way to dispose of the garbage. Munro Scores the Monopoiy. Mr. Munro veplied to the First ward gen tleman. Heonid: “The facts cited in the message of the muyor are true and the figures come from the Board of Health and Dr. Somers. fhe removal of i) snimals is now done under contract and the prices quoted by the mayor ave cor- rect. Under this contraet, it will cost three or four times what it previously has. After investigation 1 find thut in one year ther were hauled to the river dumps loads of garbage and manure, at 50 cents a load, would to $18L085; 14400 ' loads of soil that would umount to § charges fixed in this contract, aud §12,000 was naid for the removal of aead aniw which under the new contract would cost $24,000, just double. Thus it will be scen that tho citizeus of Ouwaha will pay _tho contractor at these rates $217,724 per year. Thero is nothing in the coutract to prevent the new coutractor dumpiug into the river the same as tho city is now doing. 1 fact, it is the most loose Jointed coutruct ever presentod to this couu oil. Tam surprised &t the geutleman endesy oriug to patuh up the illegality by bringing in @ justification bond. We did not vote on that, aud it is uot worth the paper it is writ- ten on. ‘Tuere is as much difference in this contract uud the advertisement for bids us there is between night and day—in fact there 18 no comparison. ‘The prices named in tho contract are not at all in accordauce with She Lid and iv is jwpossible to show that which, amount night ,000 under the I contend that the contract is simply & franchise as it conveys clusive rights. Any member of this coun cil dare not vote for the contract after the press and nine out of ten of the people have condemned it. It they do, it means sure political death. " Mr. Munto inquired of Assistant Attor ney Cornish whether, in his judgment, a contract of that kind was not & franchise Mr. Cornish begged to be excused from an swering in view of the fact that Mr. Connell had already given the council an opinion on that matter, Mr. Munro stated that with Mr. Cornish he had looked the matter up and found that such a contract came under the term fran chise in the law dictionary. He pointed out other defects in the contract, in line with the objections Mayor Bemis urged Haseali's Verbal Firoworks. Mr. Hascall roplied to Mr. Munro, His remarks were more of a personal nature. He championed the contract again and aid that if it was not accepted the city would have no means of disposing of its garbage and that the strects and alleys would become filthy and unsanitary. He contended that the contr: was perftectly #ood in every particular, and its terms could be enforced, t could be abrogated and the ity would be protected by what he termed “great bonds. " Mr. Wheeler moved the provious question and it was put. The vote to sastain the veto of the mayor resulted as follows: Ayes= Elsasser, Jacobsen, Munro. Nays--Back, Bruner, Bdwards, Hascall, McAndrews, Me. ie, Parker,' Prince, Specnt, Thomas, Wheeler, Bechel Ordinances Introduced, Ordinances were introduced providing for the issuing of intersection paving and sewer bonds to the amount of £100,000 eack The old ordinances were r aled and the v Steel, ones provide that the bonds shail bear 5 per cent instead of 415 per cent interest A petition signed by Herman Kountze, Judge Lake and others asking for lights on Ames avenue east of Sixteenth stroet v sulted in the adoption of & resolution order- ing ten gasoline lamps placed there An effort was made to approve of several contracts for paving submitted by the Board of Public Works., Some of these were included in_the board injunction suit and it was thought best to refer them to the sistant city attorney to set the council right at the next meoting as to the legal complications that might arise. As soon us the garbago cont disposed of the council adj cvening at 8 o'clock, and as pilot the members Eixposition b ACt veto was arned until this with Mr. Haseall wended their way to Spec ' on ribbons this weck. A fine quality,ull silk ribbon No.Hand 7, for 9 for Ve, 12 and 16 for 12¢. e fans for 10¢ M pilloy new goods, for HUc $2.75 5 for $1.85: these fans rnr 10¢, $1.00 fans 00 for $1.00, $3.00 for $1.50, 50 for $1 5.00 for : $1.35 white waist for 1.25 white waist for Itemember, all goods in the store are sold at a cut price. Renants and broken lots at half and less than half price. 5e, s b i Ames moved to 1617 Farnam. — Hayden Bros.” necessity 18 your oppor- tunity. e Balloon, Courtland beach tonight. Omaha to Manawa, round trip 30 cents. Take the bridge line. i New Plambing Ordinance, The new plumbing ordinance now before the council is in the hands of the committee on sewers, The ordinance is amendatory and its provisions are made to conform to the new charter. It provides for the sewer commissioner attending to all street cuts and the inspector of plumbing is to look after the housework and that outside_the street curb. It also provides that from its passage a plumbing inspector shall be nominated by the muyor and confirmed by the council, and that in'the future the inspector shall be ap- pointed as other city officiuls. If the new ordinance is passed it means that Plumbing Inspector Duncan will have to be reappointed and confivmed. It also places the back to £150 per wonth, vhore it waa former] The ordinance that was introduced at, the request of the Journeymen Plumbers ass ciation isa copy of house roll 460, which passed the house lust winter but was not reached by the senate, 1t er of plumbing inspector and assistant plumb- ing inspector and provides that uo person shall be eligible to cither position unless he lall have served an apprenticeship of three full years at the trade of plumbing and in addition shall have been actually eugaged in the Dbusiness of plumbing as a master plumber, journeyman or inspector contin- uously for the last five years next preceding bis appointment. It 150 require a vote of two-thirc f the council to remove ch inspector for causo. The salary of the Inspector is fixed at $150 per month and that of the ussistant at & ch shall file a bond in the sum of #,000. The plumbing insp i & member of the no v 2, anda sens bLle ation to use vills that for every dose they . They have learned that the use of De Witt's Little Early Risers does not in- with their heilth by causing nausea ug. These little pills per, tion aud resulte, regulating the ud bowels so that headaches, diz- ziness and lassitude are pre cleanse the blood, clear the complexion oue up the systent. Lots of health in thss litlefellows. people hivve no in, make them sick a di stomach St L Telephone C. W. Hull Co. for prices on hard coal. Summer delive: e Kuvirond Crossingn, eral weels ago the council ordered ave aced at a number of railroad cross- ings, the companics to meet the expense. At the present time there is pending in the council an ordinance ordering the location of additional lights as folloy Belt line —T'h Protect nth, Eighteenth, Twontieth and T second streets, at the Twenty-fourth, tioth and Commercinl sty Forty-ifth and Cuming. and Nic Ilfll.v\ B. & M.—Seventh and Douglas. Union Pacific and Burlington streot crossing under bridi street, between the two bridg between the two bridges; Sheely's crossing, Seventeenth streat, and at Ninth and Dayen. port. Belt Line, Elkhorn and Sioux City teenth and Niche “Thir- ot crossings. and Forty- third Twentieth Fourteenth s Thirteenth, Four- ) Locust street und Graco street, The ordinance was introduced by Steel and is uu amendment to the former ordi nance. It suply adds these lights to the former list and has been laid over in :he council under the rul —— “When pain and anguish wrin A ministerin, el thou" - A convenient and pl tain luncheon. Haldufr, - City Chinrtors Printed, The now charters have been printed, and were yesterday morning delivered to Comp wroller Olsen. ‘Thore were 1,000 copies issued, and now they arc being dis'ributed, much to the gratification of the officials of the city who have been in the dark for several monthis 50 far us charter provisious are concerned. Some compluiut is still heard about the farlure of the committee on judiciary to come forward with the compilation of the ordi nances passed since the last compilation was ade. The.committee received its instruc tions six months ago, and as yet nothing has been heard from the comimittce on the matter. the brow 3romo-Seltzer ant place to ob- 1520 Farnam Union l'nduu and Chicago & Northwestern will run an excursion leaving towns in Nebraska on Septem: bor 4 to Niagara Falls, including privi- of stopping four days at Cleveland, 0., and twenty days at Chicago. are | 1tes the oftice | DONECKEN MAKES A DENIAL Another Ohapter in the Sensational Buicide of Hattie Aldrich, STATEMENTS MADE BY FATHER AND. SON Hattle's Mother Is Poor—Faneral Expenses of the Dead Girl Will Be Pald by Popular Subscription—Morbid Curiosity of Girls, A. H. Donecken, the father of Frank Donecken, the young man who has been thrust 1nto uneuviable prominence by the suicide of Hattie Aldrich, called at Tie Bee office last evening and made the following statement I was not at the morgue to view the re- mains of Hattie Aldrich as stated in the World-Herald. Tkuew nothing of my son's associations with this woman until Sunday afternoon, when a friend of Frank's called at the house and told me of this young woman, and advised me to put her under ar- rest, as she would surely fulfill her vow to kill both my son and harself. “It 1 surely an unfortunate affair and both mysclf and family fecl the disgr very keenly. But fromall Lcan learn the eivl s made my son's b unbe avle by her mad_infatu him. But as for his not making his appearance in pub- lic yet, that is false. He has been at my office daily. He did not 2o to the morgue to view this unfortunate woman's remains ut my request. [ asked him not to do so. “Mrs, Aldrich sent to my office this morn- ing and said she wanted to see Erank and myself at the morgue. 1 sent her word we did not wish to come there, but_we both would sce her at my oftice or residence and if she nad anything to say we would be glad to see her at either place. She failed ‘o come, however. In reply toa certain Mes, Mock's allusions to my son's drinking the assertion is false.” Frank Donecken's Story. Frank A. Donccken has prepared alengthy statement for publication. Space forbids ex- tended montion. ‘The substance of his asse tions is a defense of the th he w. for the girl's and h es the statement that he lured her from her lowa home. In the communication young Donecken says that ho carnestly endeavored to treat Hattie right, but upon ascertaining that she was not trus to him ho suggested ntinuance of their love. He e could not rid himselt of her; that sho persistently A him;' that she threatencd suicide. ropeatedly and made former attempt; ho shuddered at the dis- grace that her suicide would bring upon h parents and sason continued going with her. Donecken says that he quarreled OMAHA DAIIY RI‘I‘ \\II) ESDAY, JULY 26, 1893 FALCONER'® @OST CASH SALE Only & Fow More Smays of Th Fat it R Hny Now. White check ahd stripe lawns worth 250 to b0e go at 8o, wool dress goods worth up to e poes at 10c ver yard, te, Don't RUGS, CURTAINS AND POR- TIERE! Go at 1 than: cost. In fact all of these specials that we will talk about here are under cost bargains. DRESS GOOBS 10C PER YARD. 1,000 yards of spring and summer weight wool dress goods go this one last week of the great cost eash sale at 16 yard. Notayard worth less than 25c per yard, and from that ap to H0c. Our entire stock of novel all wool dress goods, worth up to $1.25 per yard, 20 at e por yard, Our entire stock of lace curtains, por- tieres and rings go at less than o st. CHINELLE PORTIERES $3.85. All our | 50 and $6.00 portieres ), $8.50 0. ), #13.50 and $15.50 por- and #10.00 por- tieres go at & All our $10, tieres go at 88 All ‘our $1.00 and_ $1.25 lace curtains go at G5e. Nottingham All our Nottingham lace curtains worth up to $2.00, go at $1.05 per pair Swiss curtains, Brussels curtains, Irish point lace curtains, all going: at under cost prices, Never have wo given our friends a better opportunity to buy than now Everything in the store gaes at cost or under, except 2. & W. collars and cuff spool cotton, spool silk and corsets. 1,000 yards of novelty wash goods worth up to 20c per yard go at 6ic. 1ic suteens go at 5e per yard. 25¢ ginghams go at 10e per yard. All our pretty dimities imported to sell at 35¢ go n nt 19c. Linens of all kinds at net cost. Mus- lins of all kinds at neveost. 40c and 50¢ lace go at ¢ per yard. 40c and H0¢ embroideries go at Y per ,)lu'«l Ladies’ hosiery worth up to 50¢, per pair. : Hosiery worth as high as 9c. All through our stock just such bar- gains can be found. LADIES' SILK BOLEROS. At $2.00 each, worth 8400, 25 ladi Bolero jackets, to be worn with silk waists, made of bengaline silk, colors black, nav old blue and cardinal, regular value $4.00, today only $2.00 each. AT $3.00 BACH, WORTH #6 00. Made of bengaline silk, handsomely embroidered, lined with pink silk, regu- go at o, g0 at with her last Sunday, but did not strike her. He accuses her of insane jealousy and says | she threatened to kill him on several occa- sions. Ralsing n Subscription. The remains of Hatdie Aldrich were taken back to her home in Mapletoa, Ta., by ln-rmu(lll yesterday. Another large erowd in the morning to v ted the morgue w the remains. Several ladics, after learning that the mother of the girl was in indizent circumstances, started a subscription to pay the funcral expenses of the unfortunate girl. People vead ly con- tributed and a suficient sum will soon be raised. ‘I'he discovery of a similiarity of portions of the girl’ Haggurd's B for " the letter with certain ts of rice leads toa great demand novel at the libraries and beok stores. ‘I'he people who wished to see th book were, in most instances, young ladics of 4 romantic turn of mind.” Few suicides have excited so much sympathy and comment as has this one. s In view of what Hood's Sarsaparilla ha done tor others, is it not reasonable to be ieve that 1t will also be of benetiv to you. e Ames moved to 1617 Farnam. — Balloon, Courtland beach tonight. e Keep your eyes on Hayden Bros.’ Fri day salo. — Constable Sule Today. The fine millmery stock, 16094 Far- nam street, consisting of a large assort- ment of trimmed and untrimmed hats, flowers, feathers, cte., showcases and fixtures, will be sold at your own price today, commencing at 10 m. and con- tinue until sold. e The particulars of Hayden Bros.’ Fri- sale will be announced iater on. —_— D. M. Steele & Co. have just received two carloads of this season’s carly picked Japan teas divect from Japan throngh d Omaha custom house, being only thirty their days enroute. One of tho cars celebrated Junk Chop Japan tea, brand that they own and the t specially selected and packed for them in Yokohama. This is the fifth year imported this celebrated brand They have also added this season al new brands, the Emperor, Prim- ip Top and Steel Chop, uncolored teas. They make a specialty of wrh grades, aro the leading importers of fine teas and have a very large trade in this line. They also have othor large shipments on the way, consisting of special import orders for customers throughout the west. —_——— Hayden Bros." Friday saie will surpass all former bargain sales, ——————y Thme Well spent— a week's holiday at ot Springs, S. D., best reached from Omaha by the Bur- lington routes, 10:15 a. m., Black Hills expross, Round trip tickets at the one way rate on sule July 15 to August 15, Through ping cdr from Omaha daily e the city ticket agent at 1324 Far, nam street, ———y s not for profit or even Itis Hayden Bros.' dire for funds, e Commissioner Livesey Protests. County Commissidner Livesey is not in a happy frame of mind over the report of the ouncil committee having in charge the mavket house projec When it was proposed to locate the market house at ‘Twelfth und Capitol avenue Mr, Livesey filed a strong protest, alleging that | Friday’s sale cost of goods. necessity there it would cause hi property in that vicinity to be almost worth- less. 1 making the report to the council the committee, so Mr. Livesey, says, made the statesent that he did not own anything in that vicinity and that he was posing as an obstructionist. ~ Mr. Livesey denics the charge and says that last year he expended the sum of &0,000 in improving his property, which is located at the intersection named by the committee. In speaking of the matter he said that he did nov want to lay a straw in the way of the city securing a market house, but he did not Propose to have & banana stand permanently locuted right in his door. lar price $6.00, today only $3.00 cach. $6.00 VELVET BOLEROS ONLY These boleros are made of all silk vel- vel and lined with silk, colors navy blue, black and cardinal, regular price today only $3.25 each, N. B. FALCONER'S .25, COST CASH SALI. P.S., On Thursday we will place on sale 500 ladies’ BL50 waists at H0c a |ulvv a lotof $3.00 waistsat $1.05 eac 0 ready made suits at $2.98 cach. £5.00 and'$7.50 capes and jackets at $2.00 each. Wo hold the above bargains until Thursday for those who only have “Thursday to do their shopping. N. B. FALCONER. e e Balloon, Courtland beac g it ) Flies at the Poor Farm. “I" have just returned from a trip out to the poor farm,” said Dr. R. M. Stone yester- day afternoon, *and I saw something there that was an. unpleasant surprise. Do you know that the county commissioners do not vrovide a yard of screen for the windows of that institution? Weli, 1t is a fact that they do not, and the sceno about the tables at meal time is most dis ceful. ‘I'he smell of the fun’t! attracts flies by the million, and everything on the tables is covered ' with the insects. They cover the butter and be. come very much attached to it; they swarm in the soup, and the half-idiotic old reople, of whom there are necessarily a number in S n institution, nmuvvull\ tuke no no- tice of them. It isa sightt lmost much 45 4 person of orainary powers. ci stand. It is a bu ng shame and disgrace | that such & state of affairs should be toler- ated. This county is altoge shameful penuriousnes: even toward the p charges of the county. sioners are alone perintendent com are not tonight. ber too rich for such to be indulged in, aupers who are the “The county commis- to blame for it.” The su- would put up screens if the oners would furnish them, but they provided for hin to st m pla Whether the commissioners have an iden that they are rotrenching, or whether this matter has escaped their attention 1 do not kuow, but 1o know that something ought to be done, and at once, to prevent a vepe- tition of the sight I wituessed toduy.” e et Ames moved to 1617 Farnam, NOUNCEMENTS, The following extr delphia Bullinton spi ct fronn the Phila- volumes in favorof he Wolves of New York,” which will appear at the Farnam Strect theater for one week commencing next Sunday, July 30: “The Wolves of New York" a fiy comedy, uttracted u large andience Nutlonal theater last night. novel worthy to ot ! ittence to the | ho pluy Is 50 nal that it is in ul £ With Leonard Grove dramatic efforts. The play certatuly goes far toward opening th I‘)t'wlli()ll‘MII\U)I'lI\Il ated nof the public to many unscropulous os and frauds of which they might othe Wise b ie the vietims, Award of Contracts, The Board of Puolic Works held a short special meeting yo afternoon. Pay- ing contracts with J. were ap- proved. The contracts cover the paving of Hamilton street from Twenty-fourth to "Pwenty-Afth, Thirty-third from Farnam to Harney and ‘Thirty-eighth from Farnam to Leavenworth, with vitrified brick, Also contract with J. E. Riley for the curbing of the first named sureet. J. L. Black was awarded the contract for putting in a culvert on Fort street, from Tywenty-fourth to Twenty-seventh at a cost ut - contracts, were ardered together with submitted to the the bonds couneil. ——— Cousthand Beach. s quitea large crowd at Court land beach last ewening. The balloon asec sion and parachute jump continue o be the big attraction, nogwithstanding it has oc- curred nearly every day for the last couple of weeks. Everything clse is deserted for the balloon during the process of inflation, d those who have watched it times with out number continue to be interested deeply in the process. “The fireworks - which were sent of last eyening across the lake were fully up to the aisplay given last Thursday. The patrous of the resort were seemingly well repaid for their trip to the lake. There wi The ouly Pure Cream of Tartar Powder,— No Ammouia; 0 Alum Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. Scratching Boy on fire with eczema will find instant relief and speedy cure by using Cuticura \ Remedies =~ When the best physicians, hospl= tals and all other remedies fail. 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