Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1895, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WIRDNESDAY, MARCII 6, 1895. CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS | o e o o st . | Cloning ot a singlo. stock showia not. ate AFEAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA g ail—-Amend ordinance No, 2,8 o T S "t & Salary | up the regular clothing merchants to fits of E for Janitor Tage." There's no senne In It 20th Season SWEBPING CHANGES HERE, Every one knows that the Cook clothing i Will Not Retrenchment Committee's Roport Adopted | Health Department—In the health depart. :::-;-k(“-n:n;n;‘- :A'fmvy):nl(nr::w:pl;?';lrh;:(‘ LR Passage of the Oleomargarine Law Will Not g ent emergencies arise which must be me , to o hout spring_orders al- with Some Promises from Members, T e i ety councll At the time. | ready placed. The Cook Clothing C Affeot thid Phokers, ! b g PROPOSE SAVING FOURTEEN THOUSAND | fnie to take efect’ ety inepestor | Does any sane person belleve a firm having the | WHAT MANAG:R CUOAHY HAS TO SAY g I e T a0 et mhonth. | money would buy such a stock unless it it THe AN be. acting ,,'.,N".‘,, T the | conld be sold at half the former selling price? Absence of the city physictan; milk in- | Does any person belleve that Hayd . Attention Called to Capitalists Not Named Cor At $90 por month; meat Inspector at | could afford to advertise at prices th Bonrd of Trade Armnging n Banguet for meat ihepe i A e With this issue we bagin moulding human forms o ons hic hirk ' month; two sanitary inspecto not meet? Does any one believe that Ha Senator Mandersom and Congressman . y - -r;::‘ "T.” o \:-flvl'- :l : | month; ‘one L habon Tonthi | Bros. could afford to sell goods they could not Meroer-OthensNews trom the with apparel designed and exscated for spring and . ounc o | n PeAlth commis- | Buarantee in every particular? nty. ‘98 Make Cuts-Departments Affected, Sl fave'p e A Comine | Your money back if you want it. How is gl City. summer, 95, time, reporting his action and his | that for a guarantee? Is it possible to do any ks YT ns to 3 1 of lealth. All ap- | better? What a pity, for the handful of clothing consum- The long anticipated report of the finance [ POINtMents to be confirmed by city cauncil |~ This stock must be sold, Dor't you be-| The oleomargarine law will not affect that i Q l i ~ » ' 5 ers who can't be encouragel to buy honest ¢ Lo committee on the matter of retrenchment | that the r of prisoncrs ehall make i“m elbades 4 o industry of South Omaha to any extent = el o | was the most motable feature of the clty Pl o tentn when noeded for | Cook Clothing Co.e new epring suits that | e s Al AL L 24 honest prices, instead of playing *“sucker” to the council meeting last night. It was as fo overseer shall 1 are worth from $6.30 (o $15.00, on sile at | plant in the city which manufactures oleo. T e WERE ¥ MR Rt Yiwe! ¢ © monthly report Lo the chairman of | Hayden Bros.' at $2.60, $5.00, $7.50 and $9.00 [ Mr. E. A. Cudahy, head of the Cudahy whiskered schemes of *fire, bankrupt,” “half price REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE o ettt T o one | Bt aat sulte, . shnen. from 12 to | COTPANY, 1ast night ‘sald that the passage or other styled catcli-penny sales In our report which accompanied the an- | timated that a saving of §£50 per year can | o580 k‘:_‘ 08 th RLBD anen at S1ED. of the bill would not affect his plant in the ckheads, roughnoess, redness, s s . N \ fual tax levy ordinance we stated that out made on the ag/ot tekin Toc pHRonCrR: o | SATIABE to, $8.60 Days’ Tong DAfra’ suite gn Work in the oleomargarine depart- hair, and simplo And what a pity for the clothing fraternity. Ugh! ~ e A-mill annual | Ta mills, or fler Inspector—An effort ehould be ma joys' long pants suits go . k e olec & i h Vil E WY 16 per cent. amount | in' {his department to make the office nearer 5 | ment will continue just the same, and th Dbaby blemishes prevented and cured How ugly! Tovied, were necessar ovide for the | seit-sustatr . | " Boys' knee sults, ages 4 to 14, fine | yroduct will be shipped out of the state. by the celebrated LR ’ harges of certain franchis ration o We mmend that | a1l wool suits. e T hepri A T o *Tis certainly none of our affair if some purchaser chooses to sup- R ; 2 Ly Cook's $2.00 suits at 95c. Lo B LRy Bt el s 4 por t such unserupulous institutions, but if the same individual would time we hav b auis st H law, as the company has orders ahead for the Bareral Hiirer. y et 5,50 suits at $1.75 several months to come. It I8 intimated take nlightenment we eheorfully will extend an fnvitation to call. bl G % e o ,fmount | Cook’s $5.00 to $6.50 $2.50. \at the company will ship the goods to Our spring stock is ncither from a five (sprinkler) or somo old :fl:.‘»'fl"‘r‘ eaa L M”H: gl bl oni in other cities Ll ‘VI‘\:”"\I ”(':vl:':"':v,j‘.:ym:”\\pr'\x”vmrv all wool, | Council Blufts and then se nd it back here rottened bankrupt, but fresh from the loom of the spinuer and the hands Eommun CARED TR L B ReNTIr bt 1 it MumrinoNG (¥1otnnt & air worth jots (hafi | and sell it, or the Cudahy company will of the tailor, new to the world of styles, and new to the fancy of the eye. not protect! plunder.” i .. to $6.00, on =ale at 95e, $1 send the packages of oleo to the Chicago end v { ! lange pr Our prices are new, regulated by the recent free wool admission te our Until & arrives when the people | Sewer Maintaining Fund recommend : of the concern and merely exchange pro- 'ts, which chenponed the class of wool (our clothos are made of this "'n,\ all see the necessity of that the total salary expenses of the sewser | your cholce of any pair of trousers | ducts, as the Ilinois law permits the manu- '""‘"'. \.huh cheapened the cla f wool (our clothes are made of) to a Lty seors with a view to thelr Judke | maintaining fund Gn - the deparment of {in the house, heavy, medium or spring | facture of the oleo products, but prohibits surprising degree. one oicere 1 uimost Nysolite ant untim- | b Imted to $100 per month; that the tele: | Velghts, that are worth up to $7.50; choice of | the sale In the state And if we can'i save you a few dollars on a suit, above all loud fted n thelr domain), there never c phone which is located on Nicholas street |81l tho finest grad | The other packing houses in South Omaha I ] equality b fore th gatherer, The - | be discontinied SALE OF LADIE A CHILDREN'S | aro not interested. mouthed offers, we'll ‘.],.;_, weelully .-l.-;‘- down and let “Bunco reign. den of taxation Is with unusual severity lectriclan—We recommend that the ordi- W 5 FivaBien 1n FINTR el Buv these days will never come—thank you.— ipon tate, because It can neither nanee be amended so that th triclan | LADI ALL WOOL DOUBLE CAPES Firemo ‘ . & S B Fetired to snfely’ deposit va s nor be pro- | will turn s bills (o inspection in o the |g1.5. 2L LRWOOIRLOU I ECAERS) | 6 AF Mkt IR CHo EMAIEYIOLAHS [eity) ars "l'lwlrt}«.(oflq\cfl\ns:,dn{mnf)[ng,g\nd BRI e BEURLTLAseload es LIIO W IL LoD folty, troasur ot e oecton 19y | . LADIES ALL WOOL DOUBLE CAP n hard South Omaha is bankrupt as beautifying soap in the world, as Deople 15 strugling, (he merchant, the me- than self k 10 CA \nd only $142' rematne in’ tho troasury With Lath, and nursery. 1t 8 0 beeause chanle, the banker, the barber, and th 3 oller, the « reasurer | IN CAPES JACKE e F] Rl il A ndub I v it strikes at the CAUSE of most com- candle y re forced to pay o neer are of the TO $15.00. which to pay the running expenses of the de- AP CIGhY ] 7T S tribute to the I, corporations ¢ | a reduction of force could not ALL WOOL NAVY AND BLACK § Partment untfl next August, wher EHBERN 5, TOVEA B S pairing the work in D ] wa hsdnsh U WAL | dail UL AR LRI ool OVERWOIKED, OF SLUGGIST PO although it is the exped s | FOR $4.50. ing of the Taxpayers' league not long ag : : by the B 4 to reduce the total exy s THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN'S JACKETS | Mayor Johnston used all the influence he| gold throughout the world. PotTEn Dnua Axn tain samples and prices as well as other purchasing information. Sent fault lies with the peopl: emedy rests | department during the ver nless there | FROM 95C UP, X could command to have the fire and water | Cuex. Cour wole propriciors, Boston, g~ Al free to every out of town applicant. B Hite, bANloL \s (e, OBt | op X007 HHeRs. HIcer NAYE. to" A0, with & HAYDEN BROS. |[levy ralsed from 3 to 5 mills. The i a S B ks agency the vote ploy to ac- king; of » colicetion of taxes —_— . mayor's recommendations were -defcated mplish saiitary results in imunity. | and professional work, are well managed, | FUNERAL OF GEORGE BENNETT. | though the members of the league were fn- BT ferat B i oSVl during e vedr some Tittle re: formed that there was not enough money on ‘ UPIDENE ] (3 e =l I A_demand has been made upon this Oy T I e oS N Rly A LR at_Oad Fettows I | Nand fo pay the four firemen and chief gl = s Vi sxponditures 1 7an W hecttully call the attention of the Yesterday Atiernoon. the coming funds were available. The fas i f Btet d recommend the fol- i a re fighters had t without mone 2 A the payment of salaries - [ bonrds Interested, and recommend the fol- | Amid the fragrance of many floral tributes | tha3 the fre Agtiers hak o 9 IZI0CE LY Is the Great Life Giver. ares e have given Gur o asider- a'of Tire and_Police Commissioners— | the remains of ex-Sheriff Bennett were laid [ Ay the end of every month each fireman is R UL A " .<.v.."‘,‘.'<“.,“‘ i LU "‘m';,‘l‘,hf to rest in Prospect Hill cemctery yesterday | compelled to go before the city clerk ST U P D ENE bnilds up, total of ¥ jotea’ in o B RBFatotorer L Miry of en- |afterncon. ‘The funeral procession was one of | certify to im against the city for roshion, {nvig it o8 Througn which crawl the | gineers of ste be reduced from $105 to [the largest ever witnessed in Omaha. The | This certificate he peddles out to any persol % By S the e : Bmooth, fat, ound-beliied, pistuoric, artrui | $0; that pafrol comductors be pall & Wil | deceased was a Mason and member of tne [ Who will take chances on such an fnves 5 vegdiable vitalizer thit el in a urr dodkerd of dctial values, very Same | (hat police alarm d_pariment operators be |0dd Fellows, Improved Order of Red Men, | Ment fTen per cent s the usuat ficount e REeL {ax shitkers are the oncs Who e enakints | reduckd from 0 to $00 ner month, | Modern Woodmen, Woodmen of the World, | Matded. ThE ¥ B et HURBEr e hey which hus wasted the HiPen in. the. ciiy hanagemen il +fedliced trom 3150 o $ith per | Amerlcan Protective atsociation and Horse- | c00) i oca (o hola’ thelr claims until next T G ft food i Tci mare-ncsting to divert the attention of t ! 3 $ shoers’ union . afford o hols : ; B stron) Sfie 1 . people from the main issue. We call the at- | month. o0 G All these socleties were represented in line, | fall. It haa been suggested to the mayor There are hundreds of often cat food insuffrcient YEROL not LA I S A be reduced fr er | The pall bearers wero Judge W, W. Keyser, |t o peaaten o sz andunddic ged RCROLLAR i ne as here . W. Nichols, B. Heim, Dr. Young, Ernest | {rom ancther dep o the nd wate el whoso erva foreo vested in the city of Omaha is owned by l BONGLS 3 2 2L fund d ay salaries and pressing [ are declining, who suffer from debilitating . ~ nonresidents, who have no interests in com- PROPOSED REDUCTIONS Stuht, Ed Burt, J. H. Flionagan, C. I, |find in order to pay salaries and pressing | are declining, who eufier from debilitating i’ i X » T “on R e G BN O o e R e R o PR drcama and fhore i wileh follows from ox properly cooked. Ripans Tabules sire that the cf A with s Jerinter of huildings 11100000 1,248 | of county officials and ex-county officials at TR haha’ UPIDENE will you back your life growth ¢ vi Capital he d of Public Works tended the obsequi UG L (haiy o1t will be 68 poworfully stro er' T Fotten poss of v plrunehists B8 COUL AT vy e vies R s e Y Bao 10 Galch e oA ke saryleon! Ameng the decorative furnishings of e ym“‘,:‘,‘c",,",“.“‘,\‘m‘l.‘“,’,';‘!:{‘,,fl{. LR DO i ¢ ! zos Witliout. re- s Tt 180 | The T. K. quartet sung several numbers, At | NeW Omaha club the electric light fixtures Are you in a prematura con sia and sour stom: dnfortuna S BT e o 1110 | the conclusion of the serv core | occupy first place. They are artistic, elegant aition? ¢ DENE W YSRED D) act on the part ol the ¢ty of Omaha, e |7 for prisoncrs . LALIED T's00 | hela l|u 0dd Iv‘;-llu\\’ 108 South Four- |Aand substantial. tnight or BRRE 1 e el ¥ opportunity 3 i 4 teenth street, the remains were looked upon PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. 1 1 1 to correct the err 4 BT ainiig : for the last time by a large number of old R Tl LA E ARG T e L ontal and ir diately relie I lacl whole subject f no smull propor- | Janitor city Jail - oo 8 old — - Incapucitics are quickly eurcd nmediately relieves headache. tions, should areful thought 5 f2akh A. B. Riegles, Salt Lake City, Is a Paxton 4 ud speedily re encronchments of consolidated capital—or- L 30 5 B. Jennings, Shenandoah, Ta., Is at the CUPID) Ea ations which exist toda Via Rock Islanl, Shorisst Line and Fasteit Xton. cnres Lost Mane B e u o Ikt o (oLt enutncersjofric 2 e ];“""“ i on . Cobb of Baltimore s at the | hood, Loss of Bruin Power, Con- 0 AL o all points in Kansas, Oklahoma, Indian | Merchants. sumption of the pare effoit on the t of the people. We ki o .S14, 1 A s i Slecplessness, Lack of Pos i not yet had the time at our disposal to en- | We recommend the adoption of the follow- | Territory, Texas and all ‘points In southern | 1. g, Perrine and wife, Buffalo, N. Y., are | piovhs: Patus by tht fack. N : Ripans Tabules: Sold by drugglsts, or by mall i¢ able to zather together the data with | ing resolution: California. ~Only one night out to all points | paxton guests. ation, Nervous Debility, o~ the price (50 cents a box) is sent fo the Ripans ‘which to make an exhibit to the cité of Resolved, That the city attorney be and | of Texas. ““The Texas Limited" leaves Omaha | o yeooo ik is registered at the Barl Varicocele, Constipation and will Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce St,, New York. Omaha of the magnitude of the ope 5 | 19 hereby directed to prepare an ordinance | at 5:15 a. m., dally except Sunday, landing - Kirkpatrick Is registered at the Barker | gy roly bring back/tho lost power of the various corporations which exist in | carrving out the rccommendations in this | paccongers at all points in Texas 12 hours in | [Tom Fairbury, FUE Duyond Thit VoGohsTod. to- Hmilar tor. | DOTS e I b e DY, fect frym o | advace of all other lines. ~ Through tourist | - Ired, Engle is registered at the Barker Erostatitisl carrl UG : from Sloux City. ) oun and middle-nged mon. porations located in other cities of the April 1, cars via Ft. Worth and El Paso to Los An- | fron Enlargzed prostate gliind nee BORREELD ™ staten: In face o ithe Unitod Sy S s s geles. For full particulars, maps, folders,| Newton M. Wade, Hot Springs, S. D., is a e prueratonlu nosd States. Good corporations ar indis- N ; cte., call at or address Rock Island ticket | Merchants guest. Bl agent Poeh da CUPE pensable to our city as g izens, but | Bechel moved the adoption of fhe report | core e W B0 BUETE G. R. G Ay T eE Btorad 74 Lit e Bkt DENEE Mo CUPIDENE and When either come too high, then the ques- | and Kment took the floor in behalf of the TN e IR - R. Griswold s registered at the Barker RENE IO RID R Rl gon must be viewed rrom a cold-biooded | builaing inspector's clerk. He contended . KENNEDY, G. N. W. P. A. trom Hot Springs, S. D. N » ; usiness standpoint. e eorg 2. Chene; o Sred; Guarantee in writin iven PACTS IN THE CASE. that while this official might lave been Miss Hili’s Rollgions Work. Godrgel S Chsnsy no viteior-Orsishiton 2\ \ and money retirmed 4f per- e 9 ) et spared during the winter months the busiest! poy @aith Hill is still speaking with e, BloStS at the Dellone. N manent cure is not effected by f ! The Eum of the whole matter is that the { opeon in that department was at hand _ A% 0 8 & Ike Goldsmith and Louis Skirbb are regls- J six boxcs. Guarantee sent g;rp;:mel Yy?"x|','.‘"f-h,v"'(i.':xn"‘.fi.rkf""‘f",f’f l‘]“:: When the services of a clerk would be B'eat power at Immanuel Baptist church, tered at the Barker from Pittsburg, Pa. with mail orders just the for the corporation to . They are not | needed. Twenty-fourth and Binney streets. People | w. H, Fensler and W. Wilson are regis- boxes for ss.ollhvlf:n:fi'nilll‘lV;)',‘l;x:"lhg?d\:! doing it in Omaha today. Will the people [ Jacobsen said that while this migh: Da|are being turned away by the score because | tered at the Barker from Missourl Valley. | mims. Send for iret citculars and testimonius, 4 make the bsuc and mecl it squarely? ILIs | true a capable clerk could be securad for §60 | of the incapacits of the church bullding e hose who e a decid v v aving of | Soul being save 2 2 BB (U te | present. ayatem may I'|a month, which would effect a saving of | Souls are being saved daily, and eager in Frank Draper, of Wilcox & Draper, re-| Address all mail orders to turned from Buffalo; N. Y., yesterday, leaying R e prosent svstem me © | 810, quirers are untiring in fheir interest to | Mr. Wilcox to pack and DAVOL MEDICINE CO. 8 B inciolly osond) e period Howell suggested that the first part of the [ know more of Jesus and his saving grace as <11 7 e o I O ) O be able. to bring before the hon report be adopted by a unanimous vote and | told to them with the convincing and con- “‘A’:“’ff bh‘;"."l‘"‘ 03y ]“,‘"("I N?Jm “‘SI”“X‘", P. 0.Box 2076, Sun Francisco, Ual. that a_copy, together with the record of the | victing power of this noble woman. Miss |y 'l‘; ;r“::llrl: . (;)‘x‘cc»;,:g, wn )g.im-n FOR FALE TY spire him with ri ¥ council's action, be sent to the luglsla Hill speaks to men only Wednesday even- | b, 814p 1 (Osboshe Heh o R Tsrael. | F00DMAN DRUG CO., 1119 Farnum-st. & izenship, they w e ¢l that they | committee that was considering the prorozed | ing. o). - Baronville;. ‘. 8l Cartwrights Fort i - £ have accomplished something in tie right | amendments o the ity elater. This was e o, Sl s B Gl o Of boys!, childven’s and men's clothing, g“lizc‘_\l‘on‘.“ Ihll\! ndy l"‘lfl!'hr“‘ul’ the av llxlo(‘.:]e ‘B)Mm:\:cr‘.xl:o 0::(::;1 rc":‘;“ :\fi.; e The Northwestern line fast vestibuled Chi- | Coln, Oneida, Idaho; A. Cooper, McCammon, from the bankrupt stock of the garel RO ch she i ! by a unanimous vote. Sevaral memd cago train that glides cast from the Union | Idaho; O. H. Swingley, Mount Morrls, Il.; Wer to fax and disburse his miliions 1s | \¥ & PR, Ve notice that they would op-| Depot every afteruon st 545 and Into|B. G. Marsh, Minneapolis; L. H. Beason, The amount of taxes pald by the city of | pose the carrying out of one or twe of the Chicago at 8:45 next morning, with supper ang; Omaha today, if fairly and cquitably dis- | recommendations, notably :hs telating to|and la carte breakfast. Every part of the Nebrasknns nt the [ ] otels. tributed, would cease to work a hurdship ding Inspector's office and veducing | train is RIGHT. At the Paxton—A. Brack, Fairbury; N. S, EENY SEARLES { Westel n Clothln g any Gne, or upon any class of property {ho l‘:‘l‘j:;,""]‘ I et e ehre Other eastorn_trains at 11:05 a. m. and 4 | Harding, Nebras 5 the nusessed valuation of the properts a L . m. daily—good, too. At the ) ) Senne of (he city at one-tenth its real valde 1%, i | department. R ) D M B e e Lexin 3 . Penney, erton; G, M. that Af the corporations doing business in atarrh is a constitutional disease. Hood's g the city of Om: e . ed and made s o e e s T Baby Cabs. r William Bentel, ' B o pay” taxes pon 'the 3o B i 4 Special sale of buby eabs, with steel or | Lactkr, o W Arardn, Colerliie: Clronic, state is assessed o made a little | © REACH: A rubber tires. 3 51 ; Fred § i N less than 7 mi d be ta r th e o o S e W % 3 Mrs. { A2 2 3| present tux levy. The property 0 A Fow Advantag: ORCHARD & WILHELM CARPET CO. ni Masg otk | Nervous, 4 1317-1319 Douglas Street, ol s honoiLand feure Offered by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.| m, 8 Clarkson, 521 1st Nat. Bk. Bldg. Mihasa: \ BYStem, or lack of system, tn muking as Paul railway, the short line to Chicago. - A | rrrigated agricultural lands, California frult | 13 r 55 8, B, \ WA Private l'n':rilw.'lh the t »...yl..-r'nr Omaha de cloan_ traio, made up Allxl;‘l‘m:u:;;rle:!lc"z;n:l‘: Tanas N Omanat rasitys g ) : i d i 0 continue to pay their own proper pro- | Omaha, Baggage checked s e LT iy v i \ \ A POrtion of taxes ana alo he jtaxas which | destination. Flegant train service and cour- TR ] i ; \ A S6ASES, Greatest Bar ains anoyid, by Taht stlce e assessed | toous employes, Entire trains lighted by : A IDIansG, SV Hoa b TREATMENT BY MALL. Consultation Eroe. Hhien;continue 1o elect ropresentatives. electricity and heated by steam, with elec- | VRADENBURG—Mrs. Mary A. w North Platt EATAIED 2 B ot tho Grack: oteiha AtiVeE W tric 1ight in every berth. Finest dining car | John Vradenburg, Tuesday, Marc At the Merchants—A, .| Wecure Catarrh, all diseases of the o e U A It rvics in the west, with meals served a la| the home of her daughter, M Dewitz and son, West J A ach Y Tiivay RN EH Pl PUr AL e (Burden s Boay IO e e N ver aavos at 6 . m: dally | Yen, Wagener, North Twenty-fourth | Meadow Grove;'J. A. Anderson, W v, Throat, LEmARS IiLYRE) Who will pledge themselves Lo CarTS out Lhe | tom Union depor Rt ARy | gtredt, b., of lung trouble, in Langdon, Papillion; W' Giddihes, | Blood, Skin and Kidney Diseases, Fe- 20y B1 . Funeral notice 1 1 i Fullerton; J. | male Weaknesses, Lost Manhood, and mandates of their constituencie i nd ) = 3 [ thestEas o e Ghity , Nalnt ©! ' i firm. determination will accomplish the end | o CitY, Ticket Ofiice. 4 Tarnam street. C.| Jater. She was a most estimable Christian desired, 4. Carrier. city ticket agent. lady, beloved by all who knew her, inch, b ALL PRiVATE DISEASES OF MEN. If the few points glven will find lodgment — - — WEAK MEN ARE VICTIMS T0 ITERVOU: 3 ma a, 0 a in the minds of the voters in the different 2 > X & 3 ar Debllity or Exhi lon, Wullns ‘Weakness, In wards in the ty, and at the next election . > - voluntary Losses, with Early Decay In young bear the fri th shape of ofticial and middle 2ged; lack of vim, vigor andweakened N of existing evils, - R T s & E prematurely In approaching ‘old age. All “yelld hed in the direction 3 AT AT Yidial . : L [P prematursly 1n aporoachine oid sas, Al yeiid | K MEN’S SUITS. Indicate 3 S Ay AT R i, Dower, Cul or or address with stamp for clr- In conclusion, we > 1o o ; A / ) ; g N 4 i culars, fres book and recalpts. 3 RS emphatically a' soler i 3 Y i 3 PV E 1416 Farnam R Bl T e S TR R 11 1l Dr. Searles and Searlss, *ULINNG | o Westorns prico was §7.60— 26) € orginized 4 calth’ in 5 x " sonal prop : Vhelr Just pro- 2 3 i 4 i 1 H fashionable cut— don—(!j portion of the ext of mainti ; k . 3 ] ) 3 munielpality. Wise and i 7 A RN AR 7 $ ) Company, N . oo plek them out for are ' enacted for p-";”.\"‘?u',',' 7 N nReairds AR LT TR RS * home N . Y achinery I Ssary A Cures Scrofula, General De- i Sasiman Mok e $ (9] l‘)’() purpose, ind itha bteat sumption, Bronchitis, As h!nll, P T bility, Loss ‘l[l"l().’il.l,AHnL’lflin, ) » e B L2 29 ring: thie peaple. 1p ' 0 @ ::‘L:;:\.‘l‘lu‘mllhv‘;r|:n;{:\l='|vl'tl'fi::;x|l.;llllll ';‘l.‘ |<f\l;»: o and all Pulmonary Complaints I“e rees and all Wasting Diseases. i i All the Western's $10 sults— tlon at the hands of the people in the pur ¥ Nicely trimmed and well made— suit of a vocation and 1 unwilllng to 4 R 9 f S izageniwaakane Perfect goods in every way— X shoulder a fair share of the taxes -to put it Drinking in the buoyant ozone | the sufferers from lung troubles | it to return to the disease-weakened 3 ot & aye By f')() 0 its mildest terms—d. e Dee Regular $8.50 suits— Single or double breasted— All you have to do get one— pror 'at the hands of every of the mountains, sweet with the | need not brave the dangers of long | system the nutriment which is so 2\ , Is to pay the cashier el AT ARE PROPOSED, odor of spruce and hemlock, many | journeys in the winter time to se- | richly supplied by the palatable g ¥ 3 Ti‘"’{Fo“"\f'~,"""i"fl?} g RRRNRCIIue ta. whish was referred @ a pilgrim in search of the fountain | cure all the great benefits to be | Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, ¥ Kl L Bt Western got 812 for (hemm ~ ( Tirs fonciical wiministration of ity af-| 8 of health, has found surcease from | secured from a season spent in these | through which these great curative [ gl E Wa'e hunched sham 0 gow - $Q). )() e 'i'..?;;_fi‘;::;‘jt‘g;'l‘i‘; ‘1-;’;.'“"\'.’._'““'j},i‘l‘,,‘ LS anxious thoughts and the goal for | great storehouses of healing. Ozo- | agents are introduced finto the sys- - e y Saakalan0 i anat RERNAANL w1ty atiottiey 8 olls rcontinus which he searched. But not all | mulsion brings all these great heal- | tem, Science never produced a AL S 4 . 3 '“hl; the \\'I-Nhn; sold ]lm’ $15— .6 ()() \ puasnt. ! ) A 5 o 2 i R B AF ” And even more, In one lot at— B Bistonthnn BapLR¢ N oVho should go to the mountains, | ing properties to your very door. | grander remedy for all forms of It fs easy to understand why architectural Tho redloulous price of peisze g A 5 otlon or who_could be benefited by a | It is made of Cod Liver Oil, Ozone | lung troublesthan OZOMULSION. bedsteads of white iron with polished brass p ‘The best in the house— awend favoraby / Stumying | / : sojourn i iney woods c g0 | 7 Suaiacol. aiacol is a pro- | There is nothing new: or untried el ey 02 R R R S e A e Tho bast 1n tho bovwe= . - graingnoo | verulating - y sojourn inthe piney “gn)\!> could go | and (J\umo{ Guaiacol is a y i it. Each b T every necd. They please every fancy. They 2 You get your cholo A ment, will Ding i enne’ if they would. And if they could, | duct of the pine tree, and not only | about it. Each ingredient_ is a ALY s I SRS SR AR | Tomarrow. £Or ORIy year, against 00 or by ch W > : all seasons we he fi r | has a marked healing effect upon | standard remedy in- itself, and has cally the most economical, and they are it RRRERATS, Which will make this Y x‘mtl ““ fea g Jll;ld % ‘?l-m; tflm the disez ddl tL but lh;xs been \‘ui:c»‘full))' presribed in lung artistically the most beautiful p FOR BARGAINS GO TO THE | Whlle Works -1t . such a sojourn, The rigors of the | the clseased lung nssue, b BiJflriens & LB Practical considerations demand a price and provide for clerk hire at §,60 climate in those regions make it | the added virtue of destroying the | troubles for years by physicians. year. We (0 not understand why the stre s i that shall compete with the painted pipe 8 Sh 'ff9 S 1 1317-1319 Hobaiment St e e et | 49 unpleasant if not impossible to live | very germs of the disease. This | Only the combination is new, and ) | bedsteads of country trade. We have . erl S a e, i Douglas St. ore d je keeper, I A A 4 e |~ e i fres brovght down these architectural bedsteads | 4 b R % o gl dome Keepers For there in winter, the very season | germ-destroying quality is a factor | Ozomulsion is to-day more popular SERRALAME AN was: 1 , S0 timckeeper, $67.50; or & total of $172.00 for acting s forenan when weak lungs need their helpd in the successful treatment of lung | than Cod Liver Oil or Guaiacol Finally, the fancy of the purchaser de- imekecper for labor nountng to $idl akee e Ay . ‘hich o2 ver-esti- | has ev en with physicians in mands beauty, And these dainty bedsteads duriug the wliter st all cholbves ot | most, But thanks to the progress- | trouble which cannot be over-esti- | has ever been w p in their soft ivory white frames, with trim- that th o Sewer | ive science of medicine, which has | mated. The ozone supplies an extra | their “regular practice, among con- i = "0 il (s PRkt SRR EEL S S o R Fifluo“_n e b i ¢ “ench) caught the ozone of the mountains, | amount of oxygen which acts pow- | sumptive or scrofulous patients, or s i A showlng the ; . o f ; - e Ry o Tossive They are the finest bedsteads ever offercd SR B Nty mari tvices re Hecs distilled the healing odors of the | erfully on the blood, revivifying | those suffering from any form of AL Ao e, essary In t ctive departments d ¥ ing the ensuin; and’ the total ¢ pine forest, and holds them captive | and purifying it, and making it | wasting disease. 1t is up to date, Catalogues of our line of fron and bras | GHEAPER THAN sTEAM. "c'.'.‘nzfi-"el 75".'3:’; telgphone | in the emulsitied oil from the fresh | able to burn up and carry off the | thoroughly reliable, never disap- beds will be mailed upon application 0 , aren INAR ok eterinary Huried (A b 80 and provide wn ordio - liver of the Norwegian cod fish, | worn-out tissues, and also enables | points, and is always sure, \ BEST POWER for Corn and Feed Mills, Haliug pyment of vot gh the comp ol 3 i . . FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS., YA lCHAS SHIVERICK &C0., e ; SN AR LY SN “{:!l‘(:;‘h“lli'v‘l‘l e g e o IT 1S THE KIND PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE. — FURNITURE of Every Description. X OTTO GASOLINE ENGINES ue eloyator conduetor. Ha Send for Catalogue, Prices, elc., describlog work to e dong, ‘cily wlerk of ohe person at ot exceed- BB Dilsccniious xervioes of “preson | 1. A’ SLOCUM CO., 181 Pearl Street, New York City. 2 SACHHAR. AN City Clerk (Complling Last | : % P 1206 aud 1208 Douglas Streei, AP Tax List) - . - NOTE~ bes ful new drape: ek TR R w W REG L it now dravery vk is | cateare 24sLake HE OTTO.GAS ENGINEWORKS i | 1 Temporary Lo lou. euglneer nud dispense with the services of | Thiu, pale weuen get plumip aud beautiful on OZOMULSION. | POIAFY. 20084 | . s 2 | 110120 i, P, 5080 H, P, E‘”uw 'I,,,,,,\H,m for the employment by SSS > - 2 MILLARD HOTEL BLOCK.