Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 8, 1894, Page 16

THE _OMAHA DAILY DEE: SUNIDAY, APRIL T Y e PR R e T B P A A MONEY SAVING PRICES. ’ b MONEY SAVING PRICES. 500 MATTRESSES, worth $3.00, 4138 p y ) . . 2,000 WINDOW SHADES, worth 76+ 450 WIRE SPRINGS, worth $2.50, s 73¢c sy Ed > ‘A z P 400 PAI38 FORTIERES worth 8400, 100 OHAMBER SUITS, worth §1000, 9.90 P : X o A5.9 / ¢ 700 PAIRS FORTIERE?, worth $7 50, 66 PARLOR SUIT3, Worth $40.00, 19.65 8 X ; i : " * Vo ; 805 PATRS LAYE (URTAINE, wo NOW 700 BEDSTEADS, worth $3 50, Now ¢ 1,38 " > / 3 : s 12 a5 6,000 YARDS INGRAIN CARPET, w 18 I0E BOXES, worth $7 60, % h J ; : 4 & b el NOW.e 3,90 3 AN ‘ :' an 6 V&2 § X 3,000 YARDS BRUSIELS CARPET, worth 81, 000 BABY CARRIAGES, worth $12 60, 3 . o e (€1 5%y RN i ; 3N NOW e 6.90 : By g g y . " 600 ROLLS MATI'IN 3, worth 35 166 BABY CARRIASES, worth $8 60, Byl ¢ 7 o PR NG ; : P # AR LD 3.85 ; i £ : 072 7 ; g ; ] W s 60 ROLLS STAIR CARIET, worth 302 678 GASOLINE STOVES, worth §6.00, 2 ; ! : 3 t A NOW 400 CXTENSION TABLES, worth $8 50, : ? 5 1 s Al g vy & N y ¢ ol & P 4 [ A RN AT AP - 91 FOLDING FEDS, worth $16.00, N S A i 4 / S5 Y- R e ! 1500 YARD3 VELVET OARPET. worth $1 60 108 FOLDING BEDS, worth $19 00, 3 5 S ey a6 g 4 ” b Al 4 ' 60 DCZEN [OOR MAT3 worth 706> NOW . Y 650 CANE ROOKE RS, worth $8 00, : 2 g 8 4 B — ik 500 HASS0 K3 werth $1 NOW 960 KITCSEN CHAIRS, worth 60c, 18 OHIFFONTERS, wort!: $15.00, e ek F A s SN ; : == n 3 ; 0QUSTTE RU 43 wortl 5 LOUNGES, worth $10.00, \ /£ ot 5 i 5 A y ; : 65 LOUNGES, worth $10.00, g A J L 3 } : ¢ = 200 OILOIO!H REMNANTS worth 40, NOWire > 4 # ¥ & 75 DIVANS worth $12.00, T W p gl S & 3 1 4 800 YARD3 LINOLEUY, worth $1 104 BOOK CASES, worth $10.00, ‘\_““_ : B A '_" A TG Their ' ANy ®4 NOW 27 GHENILLE GOUCHES, worth $16.00, S R St : (f o ey RS D S 8 ‘ 600 YARDIINGRAIN RIMNANT, worty 75, 110 LEATHER ROCKERS, worth §12 c‘o.f““‘ T e v . 4 e e : 160 TEA SETS, worth $7 60, 65 PLUSH RCOKERS, worh 1200, " S N D ' A R G 410 DINN3R S8BT, worth $15, R 180 RANGES, worth $1200, NOM e ; FoSR ; B RN v e DU S y 612 TOILET SETS, worth $4.50, e NOW 1000 SHAM HOLDER?, worth 76c, i § | e N ot 8 814 PTIANO LAMP?, worti $10, " NOW Presents to Purchasers. go %uluui;n- : 54 : PR ST TR § { B A RE oy 76 BANGING LAMPS, woith $4, Now s — No anks, > ! A * 5 With ecach purchase of $5 or over you reccive ¥ X % T i - g ——Send 10e to cover postage on bir a Photograph Album of American Cities, ; ; Mail Orders--5Sul ¢ RN With each purchasc of $10 or over you reccive 1 Baby Car Catalogue. a Handsome Souvenir Spoon. ial Refrigerator Cataloga With cach purchase of $25 or over you receive ine Stove Catalogue, a Portfolio of the World's Fair, Containing 217 ¥ Photographs. A ‘}'ni}.f.p"i',.'-'.‘,l'.'.'m“;‘\’z‘.' receive Satisfaction Guaranteed. We close LEvenings at 6:30 | Lnormous Busiaiss. Fxcept on goods advertised at special prices, With each pirchase of 35 or ovor 301 recsivo Comp aints Heard, Small Proflts. R e e o 0 milegiohorynysonial funrchnssgiol a r of Lace Curtains, 2 : 101 el pRAITEE A 00T TeT IO e oL Prompt Deliveries. No Inierest Charged. CAR FARE PA1D hotl ways—10) milos—on all purchases of $200 or ovor. ¥ a Solid Oak Center Table. No Troub'e to Show Goods.| Mondays and Saturdays. Cash or Easy Paymaats. proportion. except All visitors receive Handsome Souvenivs, PEOPLE'S MAMMOTH ENT il ilk country, 3 2 5 o- it A B the : e Nandihere u“gr“':;‘;jyl reason lo e | The party In question maintains that if | the now terms. The silk manufacturers I \ 7 > DD I | it went down the right way the pls 50 y lose that the st of & cexic of tamyonse, and | state legislatures are allowed by law to es- | held a meeting in the Board of Trade rooms, ' AN . all the money in the pot, and then again he | ta 5 o amuses ventions will be a success. 5 = | tablish a minimum freight rate the same | but showed no disposition to give in to the might play for an indefinite time without o \or Tore WHAT WILL BE DON principle can be carried out in the establish- | Strikers. gaining anything o speak of. Some of the cigars themse vy 4 LL BE DO Ing by law of a minimum wage rate. fis | Notlees have been posted fn the tanncries more fonulr machines are what,is known | IL I not gumbling any more than bushie:s Call for a National Industrial Congress at S0 e esti . £ : % of Kullman, Salz & Co., McKay & Chisholm i TR 4 as the globular d Chicago in May. \Chat T8 the comrens Aot ta o e fre; | Mea e to have law passed by the state | and the Sumnor Tanning company, n Beni: s"m“‘"fi’fif AEMA N*fiklb-gl-tlle;mit Ma- | poramia anic, pedestal dice machine and | Dealers lave devised a way of overconis e £ y t re st ~a certais unt | cia, Cal., that a reduction of 10 to 20 per chines that Are Now Ostracized. what is called (he poker game. Some places | ing the recent ordinance, to take away - E Iysi0daccompLinty can be collected by law for a day's work, | cent in wages will take place on the 15t of had as many as six machines, where one | from the machines the possibility of losing Those who seem to Know s g Vi v ) vors 0 know say that it will [ and in this way prevent hegrtless employe April in most of the departments. This re- tived of his fortune with on¢ could try | they have put winner: n all numbers. MAKING READY FOR THE COM be a general frec-for-all congress, and that | from taking advantage of the dire nece G 25 on 5 | COMING NEW ERA | (iiere Wil be no cut and drioa plan apout its | ror ot & advantage of S (| ustionlaflects) about, 250]imon; WERE PIOUS AND HONEST THINGS AT FIRST [ """ A bR SR e EE T After the congress is called it is proposed atter has 4 o The biggest labor war Rhode Tsland has ORDER OF POPULARITY. always did, but the blunks have been to let the elamonts composing It decide.f The matter has not been talked over much | gor"goen s on. It is a struggle of the out with “stogies” or cheap cigars. lio Py e emel C S| de le for | as yet, but se Wi ar - S i} uggie o S e s entioned ac e is rol y ol ary ¢ T o e What the Promoters of the Meeting Have | {hemceies Coras' (s, COMPOSIng it decide f vet, but thoso who huve heard it dis- | SGavers agninat tho twoloms: systen. s | s p g The first mentioned machine is probably | dealers are going to invite the county at= e Slediaba % d 1 cussed scem to think the plan feasible, only | 8 Eal T 0-.0 B ! | Successive Modifications that Tainted Them | the most popular one that has ever been in | torn to investigate these, and they ara plation——All Theories and | general object will be (o outline and com- | it fs generally believed that it would be ini. | VAP aEainst an improvement which they extensive in_this city and (he receipts | hopeful he will find they do not conflic Theorists Wil Be Teard — Mini- pleto plans for labor to_ recelve & greater | practical in operation, as the natural law of [ CI2IM 18 Impracticable. In ten days 1,200 | with Gambling—Description of tho Pat- | J1 SRV B0 g0, S SON WL ICTHEALE [ TobRri be Wil find - they “do ot conflice o e S reward than at present by Inaugurating a | Supply and demand. regulates the wage employes will again be idle. All" of the ents that Are Most Popular—Clgar ) ¢ 4 ; . P R E go Rate Being Disc b ) 3 ; pply and demand regulates the wage rate | wory, , 3 It is a small affair with a globular proje There has not; so far, been any metly system of government which, it is claimed, | more than anything else can. It is quite eavers went out and they are determined Dealers May Yet Use Them. tion on to om which it derives its name, | devised t he bank chi b - will have as its mainspring the co-operation | likely that the matter will receive some dis. | \© 8ta¥ out until they are victorious. oanson N' e i i devised to play llu nankmaohines Kug 7 and centralization of all industrial efforts | cussion at the various labor meetings, and | TWO thousand men employed by Crane nigh by four wide and eight long. The Frth S e S e The latest development fn the cause of | for the benefit of each in proportion as he | it may have quite a few advocates, The | Brothers, manufacturers of iron pipe, at fa0aTotthalbass Ia covared bwithin clobh ana il ill e Ratindeasas wiiliaiNd aanyRiE labor Is the call for a national labor con- | Serves the commonwealth, at least that is { conditions are so poor in labor circies at | CICaBo struck and the company discharged | Last Sunday at midnight marked the de- | &G0 L 00 0 ST e, (he dico are | patrone, it fix“',;- A G DL greas to convene In Chicago, May 1, 1894, to | the idea su ed by Henry D. Lloyd. It | prosent that the workers are ready to take | them. It is sald the plumbers, gas fitte, cline of the nickel-in-the-slot machine in the | thrown to the top of the globe and fall back It hes not been here as els thal pation for the Tollers” and any other ques- | to put in the details which are caleulatod | *0Y HOPe of rellef. men are taken back. This will probably | FOF some time there hus been a clamor | Whetlier one lias won or lost §i] raanderg andijotherngyidie Inftioingby tions that may demand consideration. to_make the plan practical. Working Girls' Ball. serlously Interfere with building in the city, | AMONE a certain on inncos are Bhoubsequal butcit chey | nRosling (falbsioolnn casheant oo dnaks o Tho call for a national labor congress grows | M- Lloyd believes that In the naty The members of Working Girls assembly | and may spread to other building trades. | of gambling in all its vi forms, and L G L G R T L L i R A e out of tho address delivered by Tenry D, | {rr of e¥ents the present idustrial systom | No, 3,653 have comploted arranements to | N the recently ssued report of the Jabor | action was taken in (s dircction. Regular i a chance to Win as many as twenty- | amusement for young and old, Lloyd at the last meeting of the American | ginning of the twentieih century a netw m'w give a grand ball next Wednesday evening l;m:"r:m'l'»::‘;]&f“: l‘)"\"_"\‘;;kd‘fl‘{flr" {pmmvd and open gambling scon became a thing of % Certain other numbers pay ten, —— Federation of Labor, in which he said: will begin, whether we hasten it or not, | Which will be the third annual ball of this | tablishments, ropresonting. sixty-fous qifer. | the Past, and then the smeller g of | he andtalRtheRyoy) dosmstoron ERuoanie “In seven years, January 1, 1900, the | He belicves that the first stcp to be taken is [ assembly. The members are royal enter- | ent industries in the state. Of these 35 por | Chance were given some attention. It e e oy e bttt | The proposed American Methodist unjvere twentieth century wili open. Let us begin :gml,‘:rn!‘ :J;:‘L r‘:\:;l()‘pl!(l:‘lr'“gllllll*'uIu]llrnurox.sl\'(' re- | talners, and those who enjoy a good dance | cent are either closed or running on short | not demanded that at saloons, cigar stores | throw, it Is safe to three times out of | ®ity at Washington seems now, to n“ e to make ready for that next emancipation— | ra pe aremose “a‘r"l \Raugury llvnx;::-(‘uf‘r |‘)\|:$ ;‘\lgll‘s;::, “d.l.;‘n:‘.; ‘}:‘:;m’“ll:ls z:;urmmncl;l m::ll‘: i\“::l mul1‘1I.Il‘-l“|:u|r|gil;“r!‘||ungll'x.v)l" ,h‘n\’\t rvvl;u'u or other places soclal games of cards for the | five. They run from about seventeen to [ Sur: rvv;n'! 1 that the land for tho that new liberty which enlarges democracy. | to learn this (han to hold such a congress | has been engaged and nothing left un- | to 66 per cent, The averase reduction wis | CB4YS OF even for a “little on the side” [ LWenty-seven with a couple of Winning num- A A Initlate here and now a plan for a serics of | @3 the one contemplated. There will ba | done that would make this dance even hattor | about 15 per cent. ® | should cease, but almost simultaneously with | bers keattered here and there. - Sthl the : national and *intornational conforences or | {ree trade gle ta railway brother- | than the last one, whieh was called “the | One of the best cxamples of co-operation | the suppression of gambling a movement mughients ey pyguginnd aMumik, 1L Ak et aanple Dl pIgtRToN ik congresses of labor. Let these culminate | pyjje Knights oy Luion;s narmered| (atce otitheisnkon exists in Lyons, la., where, five years set on foot to do away with the apparently | ber of bald heads that congregate about one | catalogue of the Uniy sulvi on the first May day of the new century with | ists and temperance peopie by the s T = :u',(;l":‘»lr"«h‘:r“‘nf. was_rented llly a_numbe harmless nickel-in-the-siot machine. The | of these machines after office hours ver. | which, ten 5 a4 1,000 students, an international demonstration of the labor | and when they are all stirred up together Weavers at the Riverside mills at Olney- “,,,,,{',K‘“,, ’,’,‘(",’,':,,f,,, ('m;:\‘;":. "mo.l",\v 3 matter was left to the judgment of the ll”‘“l bly the machine next in favor and | now e s 2,180, This univer:ity has organizations of all countries onco there is no telling what the product | ville, R. L, are out on a strike. son In town. . Its store occupics & solid | COUnty attorney, and afier some deliberation | {I€ S JRAL IS DISEE Y tho nore reckdus | Instrictons. q “Let this be a grand international consti- | Will be. All political sehools will be repre In Strasburg bricklayers are pald $4.15 | block and employes thirteen clerks. 1 1t wan'decilad thateas tho elment of chanca | tar sorl s (nuchine, Tiis la cortainly The R)! Beta Kappo oxereises at Harva tutional conventign in which a new Magna | 5€nted, to say nothing of those that study v p vorth A o Lhaadbi st A % very popular. The machine is so arranged | (nix year will consist of an oration by Ohiartas a naw . MolArationtor ionta. ool reforma in"a’ philosopiioal iway and are nae | Bor Moek ofalxty:hours;ihod earriers, b SRR, (T LR SRR G Hascoontaingds Inimanyd ofSinges imachines, | iat (thioyalat ls 4t Ahetop, s i torsHentyaQanol Lodredof tho claksan be proclaimed to guide and inspire the life | committed to any special school of thought Cashiers In the stores of Smyrna, Turkey, | WHAR Of course, bolonks to the mewmbers, | they were gambling devices and therefore [ down a board are litte nails. T d a poem by Rev. Theadore C. William of those who wish to live In the new com. | The nationalists and all kinds of socialists | Fecelve an average salary of $14 per week. Iu-m:m-'|«"" d cnw (“vhlzil X \'\hr'u. in th illegal. A detective was detailed to go to | Strikes these mails which gulde it to victory | 76, now pastor of All Souls Unitarian chu . moawealth.” are joyful over the calling of the congress, | English laborers of all Kinds are now paid | yiMECE T BEE €O GO0 SOMe of the all the keepers of cigar stores, saloons, | O aereat. In this machlie the money Is I | yn New York City 7 The entire address, which was attentively | @14 ‘some arc so happy that they believa | over twice as much as they were a century | U8 AR SRR, SRl mguunterly. | ; and eive the eo | sight all the time, unless one happens to | “rppg jurvard Annex (Radeliffe college) now listened to by over 6,000 persons, was a | that the revolution is now almost at hand. | ago. i XeIgBt anoualh renarti oE Lavor Comel | e denak Ria SR ALy LRBRRG friniSiensfu tellagbonlng ‘the pob s heatlinenr niycodustivaty fram Al £cholarly and philosophical analysis of pres- ery calling of the conference ls con- | ~A. . Byers of Manistique, Mich., p0 1 mianloneniReck S or Naw s ar I hiiait g | P sk MATILI SRt W LI o sfaya teomi [ Lo nar MRrTIRKEE tAKeRiLNE, DE ARG |Lqoniita Ten 3 4 ent onditions, and “the fact that in the | Haered by them a great step uln\n‘ul th |>.I|i a co-operative colony and has 9 r the year's strikes: “There the dnyat notice allthe mechlngsiwereiite, | DA8iEE happens to own the machina |, SONCES paactban ulgithat audience were seated several hundred of the on. ~of = theip, theories, t 15 expected | start with ] strikes in 170 trades. Of the be taken out. The five days expiring, he | ¥ B NOURRNAIDS) A Q5 IMAGN day it has a fund of not more foremost labor leaders of America, who by [ that it will be somewhat dificult to har- [ o wages of 800 women e S successful, 169 were compromised agaln’ visited theso places’and found that | inConts Boes o Nim, but It he does not fiatgunt Holyoke seminary. has ab TR T T P 4 monize all the different ideas of reform that | yi. yomer ) R SR ie has to divide the money with the owner ; 8 endorsed what he said, | Italian spinning mills average 15 cents for a | Were unsuccessful and 68 are pe 4 5 . 5 o 4 e it ational Bducational association will e b bl sencoread; whiat 2o Rald, |fi iy g R T (T iy LT most all had complied with the notice, but | of the machine. Sometimes the “rakeofl ; & aving his words generally | Wil be repre but i day of twelve hours. Number of persons engaged In strike for both is end R eteren S re ext annual meeting at Asbury Park, O R R b onih o thad R ORS he only way to e harmonize is to hold i 984 ber ref 4 i hout complaint on the part of | for both is enormous, The oftencr the player s a 0-133 S K D such ing 1o Haratia An_ agricultural laborer in Tndia Is sup- i number refusing work afte wins, the oftener the house does, as all [ N- J. The meeting will be held July 10-13. The convention ordered several thousand ch a meeting, where each of the theories s - cen- | 5.049; amount lost in wages, § a great many, who only saw in the little ma- v RN A rate of one fare for the round trip has hoen coples printed and the call was so great that | @nd theorists can be ventilated to the sat- | Posed to receive 5 cents ¥ ehutiintgonsijhas s Sad) e LA _ money that go 0 the pot is for the bene- ri ! 3 i jlew e inted s call was 50 gre: HRfactia A e oS e that sey. | eral his wages are not 5o I amount expended for relief of striker "2 | chines a method for a fair exchange for the | i of the player and when the varios pots | Eranted by the railroads, with tickets goo a second cdition was published, which is | ! K : : A B o | G18.05; loss toemployers from all causes, | money invested, both to the player and i | 008 hina | until September 1. The committee for Ne- Bt Aeh AL Bna b atter gty Taloh K Horall panersiwlil ibely ating upon the | In the fitteenth century the salary of the | gici"2, WS (o emplovers from all causes, but their laint lodt them. | oscam thevngvantodbartelliadi|iy sy J. H. Miller of Lincoln, W. 11 formulated to distribute 1,000,000 copies dur- | 14POF auestion, after which the whole sub- | French king's doctor was £156 a month; of | vo, 125 88 At l‘-;‘ o ;:r'”mr ::“l';: but their complaints availed them | 4t the oxpense of the house, and this is ‘_'h';;”‘“l 't Nebraska Clty, D. W. A bipa Ll araco. QINLEBuLY L, 9 co o dikcussed exhaustively. As the | his huntsman, £30; s chaplain, £15; of E18 4 LA ours of | no sually done from the “rakeoff” of the ma- | Skinner of Neb J In the prescnt yoar, e call for the con: {65k NIIL Do diaouRwed 2R aRtlyelpei Au tha | Blas huntaginG, A0 et THiN Stapiol)R1n: ot labor was obtalned by the strikers in 2,055 | A short account of nickel-n-the-slot ma- unually done fram the “rakeof of the s | St PR RiaDon of Texington’ and s entiol cago Invites e y school of b Ok 00 s ' nstances.' c! P! 1 0W b e L hecome 80 N g O'Brien of Orle ¢ z A The v for the next seven years or more, the pro- RRRIOAKALR Franc 1870 averaged S| % - chines and how they came to become & The pedestal dice machine i§ probably | L« industrlal) thoughit, ©The theorotioal mna [ 15518 B3t ven Rears of more, the pro- | - Dressakers In, France In 1 kern, | conix,Of tho stoel casting companies of the | common might Interest some. 1t Is sald | noxt'‘and is el Tt wan. moxt | During the coming summ Sympathotio phases of the labor que R AT i dp e Rt plasHEE | 10 Uahoo RAAY 1R SNAREH; - OHOE FRliaER, try have formed a combination known [ they had their origin_in Germany wbout [ to (e po Wine, the first machine | consisting chiefly of professors and stud nts TIUA be oqually discusied with the practioal, | juion mestingu, Whioh it 1a ioped mey be | orsoraiae on par oy 2 o | ps she Amerlcan Steel Gasting company, and | twenty-five years ago, and it was not long | that was introduced in' this city that took [ of the University of Pennsylvania, will ex the necessary. detatle n remurd by auty 8448 | developed into international conterences. A tacfive new men were put to | heve oranizedsunder the laws of New' Jor- | before other counfries, among the Arst | with the general public. 1t was played by | plore tho gec hical and natural fe time and place of meeting 84 [ The' promoters’ maintain that the move- | wark i the Cajumet and_ Orient iron mins | new eompmncmial stock of $4,200.000. The | France and Bngland, adopted them, ot es- | all, but nike all other inventions, its popu- | of L company will b lin i 4= x 4 01000 0 Al i .| ment is entirely reasonable and that there I ot rient fron n W company has taken charge of the iden- | sentially as gambling devices, as the cle- | Jarity decreased with the areival of others, | to ten g and will sall from New York m". g aoph e m“‘ ‘_""?“ ot the affair 1s | ("0 ihing dangerous likely o come from | DCAF Sallda last week. The mines will be | tity of the foMowlng companies ceased and | ment of chance did not exist, but an | and to partly oftset this, owners and propri-{ about June eam vessel owned by SREFBARLIE T WILLIDSDI, OF note aIUaver |ip bt that onithe otherhandiit may b thal| Sovei warksd sllisummey have become part of the new concern: The [ attractive contrivance for the saie of candies, | ators placed more winning numbers on their | one of the party. Membership in the expes fopsouniry. and askiug thelr co-operation f youns of doing a great amount of good to miners working near Ozark, Ark., | Pittsburg Steel Casting company” of Pitts- | gums and other trifling things. They werd | machines and for a time this partly re- | dition will not be confined to Pennsylvanians, ) P “),l“";'-:nlmxmx.m does not deiire | e working people who are mow in such struck agalnst a 10 per cent reduction. | burg, the Sharon Steel Casting com of | placed in all public | principalie, vived the interest that had been lost and it | but those who wish to join must pass a “‘;\»m“ 1.-xn‘flwh|:"» u'-.‘lwm-v at the con- 1 ;500 oircumstances. Much distress exists in the pr of | Sharon, Pa., the Syrac om- | now, in cigar stores, hotels an: o and | is safe to suy it held its own with the new- | physical examination and contribute $400 o e r AL AbHE. SIS RCORFAR) L0, he Mr. B. O. Flower, the editor of the Arcna, | Andalusia, Spain, and bread riots pauy of Syracuse, orrisiown | soon became popular comers. ach to the eral expenses. The part ofe delogates In attendance will ‘teel tha they | 838 10 the last issue | quent. Steel Casting company of M , Pa.; TN TN AMBRION Tho poker game 1s not of much Interest. | Labrador to be explored Is very lttle known aro 4 ARt of tho conferente, and o one wil The movement now In progress (o unite [~ The soclalist congress in Vienna adopted | the Standard Steel Casting company —of : i a 5 a penny machine and is played by the [ and the party will rough it tiroughout. ‘Tha feel slighted in the least. is reported | the moral workers in our land along the | a resolution In favor of a general strike. hester, Pa., and’ the Solid Steel company In this country they first became generally pwshoys prineipally Great Falls, which have bee 1 by only that the following persons have now biencq | Practical lines of work must result in a [ Dr. Adler reminded them that the troops | Of Alllance. The new concern includes all | known at the Centennlal where the demand | *fpho dial or pyramid fs anothier cash ma- | two parties of white men, will be the chiee the call, but that many more will be saiiel. | Quickening of the nobler impulses in mil- | would make short work of a popular up- [ ‘he steel foundtles In the country except [ for exhibitors' samples was so great that | chine. The nickel as in the bank machine | objective point. The return will probably ba ted, when it will be. published b‘"’!‘]'.‘ - | lions of lives. The hour has arrived for a | rising. two, which are mot regarded as competitors, | the machines were usced as protection | fg fnserted at the top and as it descends, | in October, TR T L be BUbIARAd | 1:]-\:‘;?: great movement broad and tolerant In . ese e aad para IAsaadniti g The State Labor congress of California | against imposition. They bes 0 B al | js guided by nails placed at various stations According to the most recent report of the 1 uvale 10h of the present month in order | gonce, ‘a movement. wido a8 humanity's | 4000 ave. on & strike 1 Chicagor - Ths | has ratifled tho agreement entered Into by | and were to be seen n all places ore | 1n fts course. Two arrows, one on each side | United States bureau of education, the ten delegates and ,,,;wm T :‘I_"l“‘§ needs and permeated by the spirit of the | bosses meet it by a lockout and other delegates of that body and varlous farmers | sold candies, gums and other notions. between a row of nalls mark the course the | most heavily endowed universitics in the Hones D, b Pt for thelr attendance: | golden rule. Education and justice, these | building trades will be drawn fnto. it. Al | Oranizations. The combination ~demands [ It remained for the Yankee genius (0 push | yickel has to travel in order to gladden the | United States are iarvard, Columbia, tha Flower, Thomas J. Morgan, Alber hG, must be the ultimate, while present help | ready 1,800 plumbers have struck. the finitiative and referendum, imperative | an enterprize that was so promising, and | peart of the player. “When it enters this | University of sylvania, Cornell, Johns s gan, Albe mandate and proportional representation; | ever since instead of going backward it has | parrow space the player pushes a button at | Hopkins, Yale, the University of Californ 4 2 A A8, Al must be extended to the sinking, and the i . s Prof. Richard T. Ely, Samuel Gomy cultivation of the spirlt of love must chare | o Branches of the Industrial army, orderly | municipal ownership of street rallways, gas | steadily ncreased in its popularity. The | the bottom when a door fics open revealing | Tulane, Boston university and Amherst, Na g m"'r"‘(-‘\;::“"'l‘,v“;"“I'\'{“"“-“fj“ ene V acteriae these glorious works.” ;’;,"g,.,“:.i".,,'{."';‘;.‘.:"'ia,i’.“.(‘.";-fl"}51""\\v‘f§'{.1’.‘,m';‘,’,-‘ and electrio light planis for public distyibu- [ idea originally so simplo and harmless Was | e money : figures are glven for Princeton. Tho perma- -ROEESQL, 3. 3 thur, Vra amuel Gompers, president of the n \ ¥rs X tion of light, heat and power; nationaliza- | bound to become enlarged and in a short T CIGAR MEN SAY. nent productive funds of these Institutions ter, George B, McNelll, Henry George, Father | american Federation of Labor. I . An international women's union has been | tjon of mines, telegraphs. telophon rall- | time the element of chance became asso WHAT ( LR BA named amount to $3,009,178, The figur 4 A L. Diggs, Jerry Simpson, Senator Wil- | can be united, and it is said will put forth | France, Belglum, Norway, Switzerland and | compulsory education and free school ma- | times the depositor got something for his | machines and if one was to be all, it would [ tisties of the present day would, no doubt am A, Peffer, John Davis, Henry Welss | 1id' bost eftorts to make this contress o ono | Germany. terlal; labllity of employers for injurics: | money and sometimes he would draw a | jnvariably be the pedestal or globular dice | materially increase tho sum. Indeed, with mann, & R Soverclgn, James B. Weaver, | coss. Tho matter I8 now being discussed in | The bullding trades of New York are | elght-hour day, abolition of overtime and | blank, but there was always a disposition | machine for cigars. The numbers that win | the University of Chicago and Leland Stan- John W, Hayes, !‘l’ullrrs E. Willara, local labor circle and 1t {8 quite probable sending out a call for a conventlon of | contract l)!(u!ll" abolition of national banks, shown to be fair and give the y er a nearly on the machines are about the same, and | ford the aggr te could hardly fall beluw Busan B. Anthony, Edward Bellamy, Law- | that a large number of delegates from | Pullding trades to form a national union of | and fssuance of Eovernment money only. | equal show for his money. All sorts of ma- | the dealers they were nothing more or | $30,000,000. It I8 worthy of note that when renco Gronlund, A. C. Guthrle, Charles P. | omana will attend the congross? those trades. The call for delegates is made | jucome tax, graduated land tax, inheritance | chines came into vogue, some for the win- | less than an automatic salesman and when | the statistics above were compiled the unis euters, Abraham A. Easterly and E. K. e N v through the various trade journals. The | tax and repeal of poll tax; woman suffrage; | ning igars, some for candies, and in some | taken from one week's end to the other | versities named had t total of 11,810 studerss ibley. » W 6. time and place of meetiug will be an- | o more bonds; public employment for the | places one could get up to a certain amount [ only made a falr exchar in attendance, and have over 17,000 student 'DT‘Y;:!:"l;":gll":!lfl"flr{«llnlwl(};nnl\l:‘:lre “ The committee of nsef' nounced later. dnemployed, g anything that pleased the fancy that the pro- Some dealers the taking away from | at the ent U derstood that they signed the cal 5 v %R The strikers at Paterson, N, J., held a —_——— rietor of the machine had in stock. them of the machines loses t alo of many ' s in an individual capacity and not as ofcers E;;":'::]" ::flbt?h:‘:ll Ly “3‘&:“’ S | meetihg for the purposo of atigussiug the | One wora describes 16, “pertection.” We | © Boon the machines took on an Uhian wie olgars & day, and one of the dealer 1| An after theater thought, a bottle of Co of the unéu'm When complete the call will P ‘fi‘!‘ on which | gopedule submitted by the eilk Manulactur- l" er to Dewltt’s Witch Hazel salve, cures | Some of them were then invented for playing | that it it was not w an expedition, made a difference daily in his re xtra Dry Imperial Champagne and The ma be seat fo every liberal publication In the [ oue of the local labdr leaders has suggested. | ars. After quite a discussion they adopted | piles. for money 1 in the slot and if | cefpts of between $16 and §20,