Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1891, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JUNE : 1-SIXTEEN PAGE N N YIS N v \f ('Q NO ONE HURT. 1z BANG! BoMBI Western Pensions, p 'HEY GO, ment of the Towa republican convention on THE BOSTON STORE. (s W. COOK'S — WAsINGTON, Juno 27, Special ram | J—— tho invitation to hold tho next national cons Store Crowded with Customers. The 00-Cent S 1310 Farnam | to T Bex,|—Pensions evanted Nobraskans : | Summer Abiding Place of the Pretty | Sention in Omaha, held a joint meoting o8 PN Their smiling faces tell of the g { Ktre Original—William B, Cofty, Edgar P. Mil Omaha School Teacher. oy e ekl S el iy p A | . . i 3 3 Y 3 ¢ | se iliian A, Ho 7. Nict Tabe Omaha's army of school teachers is rapidly i ssed plans, 16 committe , § ; et iva | 20 Per Qe izoount Moving Shoe Sale for ins obtain the FIRE SALE | Seccuros n manafacturer’s consignment | 8ev, William Seel, Honry W. N 1s, Jabe will go to Cedar Rapids Tuesday loaded with Twelve Thonsand Dollar Purchase Fine Per Ceont D ) g OF SHOH, THS: Toui itteas [ ofSgouros n mansicturcris consigNMont | 2P, Philo H. Slumborgor, Samuol B, | dispersing in varlous dircctions to spond tho | atatigiies snd aecomraniod b bornet i Stamped Linen Bought from This Weak. I' SHOES, 16th street. | them out. Well. you know what this | Palmor, Michael Broundt, Josoph Barwick, | Summer. The examinations have in the mme. | ential business mon, who will work in the Prices for shoes slightly damaged by | means, and we propose to give our cus- | James E. Burnett, John Coen, Orson A.War. | b2en quite satisfactory. Thero will be nearly "'l"w-nln \( 1””””1 rnrlm.y \\\\-nn will go ara | . it thew he . il 1bat | threo hundrod studonts of the oighth grade | 01 L. Webster, John K. Webste P % ¢ . Weook We Offer | Water, and are not hurt only to spoil the | tomers the greatest benefit they have ever | ner, William ¥, 1 Albert Brus | idor [ o Retison, O, . Seote o b ASSIGNEE OF A LINEN MANUFACTURER | e Fokmtt of o e moen | stlo of them, go for half price, Wo | SHOVed for o ith of July celebration. | Edward Sossongor, Georss W, Tiagloy i will bo given neatcortcates and will it 40 o bt Lt L 5 A et g | We have everything and a little money AL HE William . Shoo. | onter the high school noxt year, Thomas Kilpateicl ana ¢, Brown at 20 Per Cent Discount mean busin only 30 days more. | will goa great way in making the chil g wick. William H, P Many of tho teac wiil remain at home | hist will be added to beforo Tuesday and it Who Failed May 10 and Whose Busi- at 1312 Farnam, Ladies, if you want a bargain, this week | dren happy for the 4th. We are head- ey, Jol vis, Charles W, Williams, | In Omaha du tions, others will | expected thata largo delesation will go. ness Has Just Been Wound Up, 18 your chat .\,wx. rters on lawn tonnis, basebail good | sw—Loulso B nai— | RO to their bomes {n other cities and statos, . PR L | hummocks, croquet, Special | g | 5 dportelt M Tot while others will take in the summer resorts We Are Enabled to Offer & A RN o d . PCinl | Samuel S, Davis, George W. Mekean, Jotin | W b Tshh vi We are not given to “*bragging” upon | Ladies Oxford ties, 75¢, 98¢, 81.48 pair, | burgains in children's carringes to close | guiniicer, Andi fott, John Farney, | Of the east or the Rocky mountains. Zebulon Force, Geor 7, Dyles, e o, | Superintendent James said y that ourselves, and we think that none of our | Worth double the money. them but. THIE 9 CENT STORL, DIll, S, Mulline, Sanford G. Van Moter | ho feared some of the best lo and -—— i { 1319 FARNAM STREE customers will think of accusing us of 1t I Monday only we offer all our t of 3 st of the young MOST REMARKABLI ARGAIN | when we say that we have the finestund | BURT'S OXFORD TIES in eightdif- | GREAT FIRE SALE OF FTRN hanals, Homey Wtk TngrossboGhorge | L, Ho thought g i B L LG T T R B SHOA onSH AR SR LS WP ELOBY: s for 8198 pair. Never sold | TURE AT THE BOSTON STORE. S Newman, Dales 8. Kerguson, | Chaneo thole names and occapations mizht SENALLIG SR DU Thousands of all linen stamped tidies | BO8EE GFC 0 . 4 ke (l, n $4.00, LOCAL BREVITIES, Willlam - Stowntt, OtAtles’ O, Jus p S0 favorable that some mizht decide MR R LR B v yard square, with fringe, worth | H AIC | AL OUE i wies’ hand turned op slippers ‘Three minor permits agiregating $100 were Gustavus A, Hall, Robert H. Dur Tho disclaim any I'hic hearse will be dvawn by four hand- at'2c ench, at the lowest g pr ond | SELL F 5 by the \\lplwl’ullvn\ ntof buildings s, G P. Gaviick. Charles Evaj ¢ ity, howe r giving way to 0 black horses, draped with handsome Five hundred dozen large all linen | question, d 3 yo 5 Shitele Kataek; JTuibs Gavaaan, Lony ! isive ¢o of any man thoy "k mournin 1. “The body will be stamped splushers, {ringed on one side, [ Therefore, when wo announce that we 8" vod Oxford ties, ladies patent | ke Theosoptieal socloty meots every Sun: | min C. Campbell, Augustus C. Ostoiman, \ ; - Che IWAVoN Dogin b SO ery S B IO BN he each, worth 8¢ Il BivE fop oI we SR iRar BT s 2 day evening at 8 o'clock in roomn 8, IFrenzer | puy v¢ Connor, Fredoriok Clino, Bz % the V1 AE (AU Large el linen t searfs and “'“m‘“ :’l' i oF leather Oxford ties, all go at fir vloc overs of truth invited “'"'r oty Ly ,1“ i e e e B B " 4, stamped in unique and novel de- > and you know what that means Irinity cathedral, Eighteenth street and heodore Cooper. Joseph Jones, | Omata for the summer, and the postofice ad Coroner 1 uest o ¢i1e 106, Worth 606, onall the shoes lippers in our Theodore Cooper, Joseph Jones, I roner far 10t on the Capitol avenue—Very Rev. C. H. Gardner, s dress of each during the vacati « M ) have 4 John W. Lott, Samuel McFarland, Addi- | o M L ody of Frederick Merkt yesterday afternoon 1 stamped momie cloth splash- | stock, a good and valid reason must be deun, Holy communion, 8 . m.: Sunday | ST ORI N w. | Howes, Adaiv, Ia.; Vi nedy, Wil + Froeh 3 ol "“K”'_ il ',_:3 &Tm:\.‘l g X . kid button boots for Monday at $1. school, 10 . m.: morning pravor, litany and [ Honul—=Nictiolas M. Moreun, James Craw- |\ gvijje ‘0, ; iboth Mieker, Concord, N, | At Heafoy & Heafey's. Dr. Charles Alllson ers and fine_open worked tray cloths, | given. ; Lt 3 s ¥ sermon, 118, m.; evening prayer aud ser- [ 7ord: IncransoAmos Shectian, ieorke Wo | i Migy 3 Ballentyno, Brookiyn: Ta; | Lostiliod thit bo mado . post worten examis stamped nprons 1, and ¢ n WE ARE GOING TO MOV worth $2,65, mon p.m eAsis ) Miss sot Y Bactiie | nation and found that death had boen caused i i L - W ! : T : A Reissue—\William H, Tracy. Original widow r 4 by heart failuro superinduced by congestion BL.00. il v opair, WOrth | w0 why we wish to reduce our [ Allof our ladies’ Burt shoes go at The funeral of Bert Nelson Will tako pIaco | oo M Wikor Ot iial Ry | stree okl i Miss Lulu | o¥}olyeain, The ury found 8 vordict ia ' . St VR Svatore f A4l Wa oWt AJASI e , r ¥ at 2 o'clock today from his late reside Tago, w08 . Boll, Witham T. Johnson, | Knigh 1 3. Miss Kate | 1o TS ] : IMMENSE ! 50, WORTH 1. 50, bt el b G B A v “““, apair, worth 36,00, (Don’t miss this | Twenty-fifth and Blondo streets. Friends | Jonn ¢, Buldwin. Tra L. Dudley, John Dol. | 4 olcatt, " Elk o ST SRR AT RO ROt o d long fine drawn worked table [ give a general discount of 20 percent off | yawin,) aro invited to attend, The decensed arnide, George W. Russoll, Melchior Keeche > ) ar oleu ey ey ABRISLIE I s R a T VoM CORIAY s ORI S (86 K all around, stamped | on each $1.00 worth of goods bought for C Tia , seventy-six vears of age and had r ley, George Baum, Willian 8, 1oy N, Y.i Amelia 5, 8- | oo mado arrangomonts - for the funeval L I R e et :nts’ fine shoes at less than the cost 4 twonty years, leaves n wife, 016 | [ixson, John Demeo, Prancis 1. 12y i Nun R J. Hydd L I O G R D LD L ] Tt reR || OAB LY 3 g duughter, Mrs, M en, and a son, N. 8, T8 ST ey I B LT o i acoma, Wash.; Mary Johnson, | Hervices O U AU LAY dnmask hom, stitched tray cloths, all at | = A1l goods marked in plain figures and Nolson, now. connacted With the firo a6 | Haser oo f o g D ey A Sou ) Cab ey . R Tolado, | fo% rooms this morning and the body will be U “4"“1"“'“"‘, tamped towels, knotted | You may select any shoo in our immense Bo sure and call Monday, for our bar- | partment. Shultz, Joshua . William "H. Me- [ Q¢ N iduoy, O.§ e Y Funcy ¢ 8l stampod to fdadd el R {58 T e T, K. Sudburough, who entered upon his | Cowin, Henry se, Alonzo Boswick, | denuio Redficld, ronto, Can. § ANINE a fringe ind open work, go at $1.95, worth | stock and you will get the discount | gain couuters are loaded. i ot eata o 4"\(“‘}"m”m\w1”[' B | A e oo Boswick | Nivrw Lo ltue, Corning, In.: Ada Tobity, | . Tdstening to Complamnts, B3, 00, 52 ; without asking for it. FIRE SALE OF SHOES AND SLIP- | John's lodge Wednesday evening, was pre- Towa: Original lam G, Fost Newman Grove, Neb., Edith Morton, Suel The county commissioners were u.. session EXTRA SPECIAL. LADIE PERS, ited with a o wel by the lodge [ Aaron Aufenson, George C. Bradway, Jumes e, B L. Hurper, Roudout, N. Y. | five minutes yestorday afternc I'noy then 200 odd picces of the finest hand drawn "his wi s you RS, after the joint installation of ofMicers of the | L. Colton, Jo! Kunkle, James H. Phelan, f Dubuque, Ta.; Ida M. | adjour ned until Tuesday and devoted the res yplique worl ¢ % yoint linens, i SR LA o, ea 114 S. 16th street. (Old Boston Store.) | four |m.‘~ lodees by Grand Master ighter. | James K. Arnold, George W. Benham, Joseph | Muck K enue, Chicago: Mary K. | i f the day to s g as o board of appliqu rk and Irish point 3 nch kid shoe, 20 per cent N T Jol | I ob. i Marth Evan t ten to th £ ottac 76, Dhedc 80 et 9 st , s | W was made V. Abarr, John C. Rieswick, John : h . ; Murth ivans, | equilization to listen to the complaints of :«bvv‘ H‘x”(' a “1‘- o "}:_‘v"lllf”_l 3 We have noconneetion with any other < st eloquent manner. ‘The | Baugh, Georire Rippley, Gabriel Schirineer, | Liu o L Jus Albioa, ity owners who claim to have veen AWUEUSILLLLDRABEar O L 81 EDCBULY e $6. vench kid shoe, 20 per cent | | o jewel is the most clegant ever seen in this | Charles H. W L. Berry, William | 2 FRLAT Read, = Mudison, Neb.; sfully assessed. The bankers oceupied If you wish to sco real works of art 3 5 3 country. 1t is in the form of an eight- | H. Stoddard, Franklin Aukerman, Audrew |} £ .St Mary's, K ] ter portion of the time and at the don’t fail to visit us tomorrow and ob- + 5.00 French kid shoe, 20 per cent Store open evenings, Look for our | pointed star about two and one-half inches in | Thompson, Sylvester H. Balawi, James | M AR monds, Rocheile, L5 | hour of edjournment they had not comploted tain one or more, they will go quickly diameter, of bright gold. On each point of | Brunduge, James D. Markle, Anderson Bell, ""‘ A pLaLs “\‘“1‘» he, Mo. -“-“r« the work of proving how littio property they at 500, H8c, $2.00, £4.00 and $5.00, Some - $4.00 fine kid shoe, 20 per cent off, ar 13 a lurge diamond of the first wat William Frank W Increaso—Johi Dot oo | (oW tak 18] taxalle; ol Ll ehe latok of {1 nenEat (OGN G TaTH ) e Al The center of the star is a biue field sur- | Stortz, Lorenzo B. G Divid Marriatt, oy, O I McClintock, - oL kel S ab liohe s i et FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. rounded by a laurel wreath of bronze gold, | Nathanicl Porter, Andrew J. Prakes. Re ! ; e Lo Marr nge Licen vel o N or. IR o : , Pomeroy, O.; I Mol #10.00 cach i {nithe centarof thal fold isiq very fatga | issus=—John H LU ] AL e S i Awnes Hutehinson, | The following marriage licenses wera ise Senat eral. The funeral sorvicos of the late John O, A will be held at , 1501 Yates strcot, at owing will be th 11 boare Tomorrow Some of the Incrense—Amos Shecinun, Goorgd of makin number., Monday and Tuesday diamond of sparkling brillian The jewel | erease—dJohn C. 1, Charles I, Horton. § CASES OF BED SPREADS FROM + $2.00 kid shoe, 20 per cent off, at v > FaTiari s ot ahngat ol Mo tedEonE thio || | OMRRAIRHbW S aa nily J. Vol | Riculand Cer Emma Wheatle sued by Judge Shields yesterday : THE SAME MANURACTURER. 1,60, Miss Alice Tsaacs will divide her en- and in the head of the compass is a 1", Limbert, Will- [ DuBuoin, 1iL; Adu Hopper, 3143 Onk | Naie ana Address Ace. MHay: o 11 8/10ts, ‘Al Oxford tios and low cut shoes will | tire stock of fine trimmed hats into two | largo sapphire. ‘Tho shold is mounted upon | it PR Simith, Hillbourao | strect Ksus Ciny, }‘“N,‘;“‘\",‘.{1‘,}""“!““"_ Tt : 10 M. Florence Little 0.5 |y Duniel T. Murphy, South Omaha..... 3 LOT 1—Full size Marseillos crotehet | be offered ab the same cut price of 20 per | lots. The first lot will be sold for 5. | & pin and forms a jewel of surpassing beauty 3 1 Patrick pattern bed sproads cent discount from our regulur marked | These hats have been selling from $10 | wnd elegunce. itrick, Sherwood [ ninan, Lo Extin blzghonvy Marsollles [ peice. g i SEmHeRsttona 8208 Theso | Dec Hive lodge, 184, n[,\'\-n:‘x Omata g g bed s e, would be cheap at $1.50. ol erly sold fc 0 % gave a public { oficers St. | M o Jones, George N. - Holiings- | A7 (6 G0 G 0 Pty 4 T lRatian e e host boasrania. in his i ILEMEN. N FOCATION o SO 16mT | Jobms DAY Waia ing, Juno vort,” Beojamiy S, - Ruwling, Mathias | Xob 0vie (Rpis Newton A R o i Decclogtle qnd 2 ! This will give you i L The elogant rooms wore filied. with the-mem: Charlos Whitaicer, sane N. Gardner, | Nichols, ) Ve , | magnetic physician and surgeon. Spes lot go at § They are worth' fully |° i3 gor B8 YOU ine top patent | BE FARNAM AND HAR- and tholr fa W . : S. Carpenter, James Gifor Whitehall, Mich.: H. J. Boya, clalty, diseases of women and children, $2.00, 3, sillc v g p pate 1113 Ida Dysart, 110 N. 16th street. Telephone 1488, 0 . f J. Rilber, W. . C. Stanle, % 5. _Rowe, Willinm Roberts, Ira Stevens, g SILKS! B eLher s o B. \\'_\‘ )m. : A. Brayton, | 4 V. Wright, James Doyl dditional | gt “'\‘"I"“U W : h i adod | Our 87.00 French calf shoe 20 per cent | GREAT FIRE SALE OF FURNI- | poobi : i ; W s, Righ The From a hard up importer who unloaded r treasurer; Cland L. Talbot, sec illiam H. McRoberts, High Th : 3 tos for csih, DAIGPOE : off, $5.60. 5 AT THE BOSTON STORE Watlaus, T EsTo LR ¢ SR H A W Purcel Bl S A Middlesex, = _ q + 26,00 patent leather shoe 20 pe = S RS i q | creaso—Duniel Chafres, C 3 Prazor, Marion, DY 45 piecos nll sill, figured and plain ul)‘m 0 patent leather shoe 20 per e - ts an, sand Phiiip C. Bravten o A I{““./.( Incréaso—ianial Clatteo, Chartes | Flei P e G ) T ) at 19e a yard. Only one pattern to f ¢ %! I Via the Wabash A AEa Sl varotiiy Ahod dinraass N Coleman, ~ | avenue, Deny lo.; Murgaret (. M o I il ) T Our $4.00 fine calf shoe 20 per cent off For the national educational conven- | {non Whitmarsh also delivered a fine ad- | § RIS Al S WL ) Aoy s ers T G st ant imported china silks | o . o calf shoe 20 1 ) o _natlon: L dress suitable to the occasion. Misses Kate ol M. Elliott, Jasi ¢ . ¥ e L | $3.20. tion at Toronto. The Wabash will sell £ 8 B 3 T Richmond, [nd.; ¥ . Topeka, %) e sutin surahs, summer A { . W i Mand i d and Mr. ¥ os' P, Hunt. C Fhadamas and all the popular French and | o, Our #3.00 fine calf shoe 20 per cent off, | round trip tickets July 8 10 13 at hall | JamesC.Carley favored the assombled friends | G : 3. fovans, Michael Russell, A Bl xn'll e 1 N silver grey, new blue and new rose, at | ¥540; e with $2.00 added for membership | with mu: A woll prepa § BE 3 , Lawronco Schoon SiMaBaute i Coting Ao i 300 S (A This cat price is general through our | fee, good returning until September 30. | joved by all. The e ¢ cuke, present- v vivestel itisous, Joseph 89c a yard, w nted to be worth $1.00. L L] it DS R g ) 3 X ; f sant, Mmuie S. Dye, Mil- lecto its entire stock, and our object in giving the | Evérybody invited. — Excursion rates | ed by Brother Harris, was admired vy all, | & L Cocsery SWillinaiiy G, Cainl | CHRRRE W8 KL SV R loer s Dawoye! irreat reduction sale is to reduce our im- | have boen made from Toronto to all w.e | The' f y is delighted over the social Mt AN o e LR N mAl MontENe Lucas, Dubuque, In.} e e o 0L 3000 | menso stock to gt ready to move into | summer resorts of N rland. For ess. e A o oA lichtheting witer, Mashalitown, 1) | Great Summer yard, worth $1,25, our new stove. tickets, sleeping car ommodations "'\ l);i: o] . Charles Sutton, ohn MeSowers ‘HMHI S, % Hn\ul. .\(-I( b f] St Dl ttwill\all shiidse) Ue will continue through 4th of | and a handsome souvenir giving full e obiley s ienr Richey, dohn T, Farvar, D: per, 1250 ) Hente o DT RE e 7l BT T E WA ‘week so as to give everybody a | information, with cost of side trips, ete., orge, oparent to the | NioUl oo R Emry, Uniab Heatar, An- | Lizzie Howett, Au L I‘k“\; l:‘ Clearlng Sale. B7c u . S Uz ' ice to huy tine shoes cheap. o 1 at the Wabash ticket office, 2 ,. ' aied b Count Vi 5 holes. Additional Jnh[\ I ) U;\luhlk i 10 pieces of the finest faillo francais | £00ds will bo charged at this cut prico | Furnam street, or write G. N. Clayton, | I o rotinue, will arrive from i Baugh. Incre 3 L oo : eane, Morris SR ever imported; o trond pure & sule, as we cannot afford to sell goods at | northwestern passenger agent, Omaha, Syl N oy e ey His o £ ville, Vt all nev: shades and black, worth $1.75 4 | €03t and charge them. Come on Mon- | Neb. i 0 p. m. when they will le e Chicag rgo C. Nicholl, Peter’ Hoaf, Oreg AT 195 T, R B 3 THE PRICES ARE CUT DOWN yurd; go at 87c day and get first selections Mo '."v toToin on the Burlington fiyer. , Thomas Johuson, Alvia M. ¥ ]“"‘v Orenn X TO BED ROCK. All silk grenadines 29¢: worth 50c. G. W. COOK, 1312 Farnaiw. s 2 ‘harles H. Greenman, Elias H. o i )“ LA SRS ““)" UL, R S D 90 pieces fine Swiss embroideries in All silk grenudines 47¢] worth e, Onigcoditarteenioner iy by, f Jdoseph Grough. — Original—Amaziah Full, | peth - Rooney creams, white, blue, black, red, pink, All silk two-toned grenadines 64 Garfield Beach on Great Salt Lake. ek EIC AL A onvor, cool, cloar, in- | fyndt J”‘h“";'}' :';' SRR ekt IR L T ves, Council Bluffs’ | none worth less thun 150 and up to i, worth $1.50, The famous health resort, Garfield sinld * | viting: ColoradoSprings, the home-like; \ Boyles, George Bell, | 1oz : UL, Anoa B. | You can take your pick Monday at 5 All silk iron frame grenadines 88c, | Beach, on Great ce, 18 miles R T Munitou, the abode of the gods: Idiho ! e, i son, Abso. | Moor \ 3 Marsuret FL | yard. ; worth $1.75, from Sult Lake City, i & i prings the famous buths, and Boulder, A : -Elwan, Reubon s, "Idmburgh,’ 0.3 M. E."Allen, Goneva, 0 picces white checked nainsook: ACTUAL PROOF OF FIRE SALE. | Union Pacific, *The Overla ) It has been caleulated that a railway | 476 vely 1, uco nt the foot of the v, Hanry M. W John "D Britt, John | N UL 2 R .,‘,,’““:f" Coit [ very fine quality, regulur 10¢ and 1249 There’s hardly n man or woman in or | and is now open for the season. i cantinnigns e ot R Iokyg Imountiling: eld Beach, on Great e L VLR SO Wosktare O i | gouds, they go “for oie day Monday at around Omaha who has not heard about This is the only real sand beach on l"~“<'1 an lmm, wou l]nw o oA [ Salt Lake, asa bathing resort is not [ 5 At Dsealt DAARL sht, Weeping Water, N a Arm- | Ofe yard. B 1 our great five sule of furniture, yet there | Great Sult Lake, and is one of the finest | S4rth to the sunin about 260 years. | oqualled in this or wny other country, old Hoastand. David ‘Nateher, | strong. Nevaan, Ta.: Avis Z. - pieces curtain serim 43 yara. ix something more to suy. Some of who | bathing and pleasure resorts in the west. | This isan interesting fnct, and “is al- > 1 R0 rasia : ? ; 5 s champaign flows the year round Josoghi: L Coten L Ol viasal G| tonuiCity ) Fincent, Jlegant line black India linons 106, really want to buy and have been held | Owing to the stimulating effect of the [ MOSt 48 important, so far as one’s needs Springs, Idaho; the” Columbia | B Jonn T, Ha Lean- bitck by the weather should not deluy a | brine on the skin, or the saline air upon | 4re concerned, us the knowledgo that in | viver, broad and erand, is without a [ der . Richar John | Iiteh, Washingt i Awties M Dwson, | Beautiful black organdies at 123, 150 moment longer. because others are not | the lungs, the appetite is stimuluted,and | 8pout 600 vears tho entire coul SUpPLY | peer 'for summer tour, while the | Chase,( 1y, Duyis Angrew: B Mogtid | DIsln Beb g enob - Hamita Asingtn il yuyd it 80 squenmish about a drop of rain or | after a bath the bithers are ready for a | ©! ,l‘,'““_l" neb will huve """"}{‘;\."“',7‘!‘_‘1- beauties of Ceeur d*Alene lake and the | Y ey O iord you il ¢ Washington, 1u.: Minnig | , 100 pieces new challis, the very lntest mud, and tho choice pieces ure going | hearty meal, and feel greatlyinvig- |, Ahoere 1s, however ""’”’““.‘“}“ el | now region of the Pucific Northwest | e We Beftin, HE out_str nchampton, | designs and colorings. worth wholesala like a chunk of ice in the noonday sun. | orated. N e b cruEem e n e than | opens up o line of tourist travel un- | Martin: Roland, Original, widows, ete— | N Julin Carter, Dubuque, In.: K. M. | 15c, choice Monday I.*I'-",{l“u'nl\_‘ L We offer tomorrow early (but™ the; Fine h houses, accommodating 400 | either o 10 120V 0 ana Sl Ion E18icarlisurpassed/in¥ Ameri You can have | Mary M. Varney. mother, Pricilla Cum- | X B ings- Elegant all wool challis Monday 39a won’t last long) thoe following burgains: | people, have been erected at Garfield | tainty of much greator utility to all, and | vour choice of climate, any kind of 28, Gy N. Yenter, minors of James uwe, laria Ara, Bolle- | yurd, worth G0c 4 chamber sets, solid_ouk, $10,00, 69 Beach, in counection with which there | thatis, that the *Burlington® is the | o0t wnd every condition of suporh | E. ¥, C orcy, Sarab Haskell, | fontatn, O. Muty Austin, Minn. ¢ | © Beautiful line new pongeo wash more still finor at $12.35 4 moro at | isa first-cluss restaurant and a large | route from Nebraska points to Chicago | soenely on the ‘manifold lines of the fot L. Drew. Harney. Colorado Sorings. Cole.: Blizabot | 800ds in licht und durk colors at 15¢ 15,00, worth £40.00, and at 50 that | dancing pavillion built out over the | and all enstern cities. .+ | Union Pucitic System. South Dakota—Erastus C. Stever Alban Nage Clts, Ga ; and 18¢ yord, . ere worth $00.00. This is old walnut. | lake. Allof these are run by the Union The **Burlington” has three daily - Hugaman, James Lunger. Ori e h T lbot I i 20 picdes solid pink ginghams 1¢-_icers I s0Nel it ke int bW Mok W BlToa s teesl sl rat trains connecting Omuha and Chicago. | - W. . Seaman, wagons and carriages. | N. Have Bdward A, Hackett. T duy Monday only e yard. “xia burcaus, $4.50, | resort in every respect Those traing loave the union depot, et och 8. Poase, Willism B Parker. | oontanie Dingman loviod upon the stock | 2 bales d-inch unhlenched muslin 10,00, For complote description of Gu Omaha, at 9:50 0. m., 4:30 p. m. and 9 Very Rensonable. Stow, LT Monday; you can get 18 yards for $1. t 4800 2 Kriox:Ghgstor 1) Duston Tnoranso; wgo | and fixtures of Frank Moore, an Eleveutn UicaR e YL VArCRIIONEE Come quick and see the big bargains | Beach and Great Salt Lake, send to p. m. and run through solid to Chic: Summor tourist rates are offered by | ool S eontl bori o Asion o hos mnn/y a3 Lo s e 0o Stripe outing * flannels 420 and grent crows at L. Lomax, general pussenger and ticket | #rviving there at 6 : .M. | the Chicago & Northwestern ru . = S constavie said that Moore bought a scalpor's {0 BOSTON STOR agent, Omaha, for copies of “Sights | and 100 p. m. Their make-up, particu: | pPull information at theic city ti Mr. Carpenter's Figu S L U R 16th and Doug and Scenes in Utah,” or “A Glimpse of [ lurly that of the “Burlington Flyer,” [ office, 1401 Farnam strc Assessor Carpenter of tho Fourth ward | o noq kit worth 1 i " - — Greut Salt Lake.” leaving here ut 4:30 p. m. is unsurpassed. S denies that he has admitted himself on er It is understood that Moore was run MondiiyaviejoenicholaatolI(0KRIBcas BPLICIAL MONDAY AND TUESDAY . o For time tabl tickets and any Decision In Favor of the Chicago, | rod in the assessment of the Globe Loan & e o e Lo bty 1= | hest [ ch sutines worth 35¢ to 50¢ at s 3t § 7 rai 2 - », . R '3 sor! vitdeat commssion | 1o¢ ya N Tomorrow morning we formation, apply to W. F. Vaill, t. Paul Ry, ‘Prust Co. It was reported that he had done | house. © His firm would send out byt | 1/¢.yard. Bargains in Fine Trimmed Hats. sell ice boxes and refrige Farnam strect, s ne uce sleeping cars of the Children’s fast bluck hose, all sizes, A 7 this and that on tho strength of his admis- | lotins through —the = country offering to | |- This is done as an advertisement. | lows: . $4.50; refrigetators, & St Paul Ry., | sion the county commissioners would reduce | pny high prices for country” produce, He | 1€ Palr Miss Alico Isaacs will sell her entire | $6,50. sigerator with water cooler, |, GREAT FIRE SALE OF FURNI- | \ith eicetric lights in ev berth, will | the cssment from 200,000 to £20,000. | caught lots of suckers, who consigued almost Ludics’ faney stripo jersey ribbod stook of trimmed hats in two | $7. 3 L, 714 S. 16th, TURE AT THIE BOSTON STORE. continue to loave the Union dopot, | Mr. Carpenter says that he assessed tho | everything in the produce line to the - | vests only 9 eich. 3 i 7 lots, one at 500 which has been = Omaha, at 6 aily. Passengers | Company at $20,000 the umount of their | enth street house. Settlements were fow 100 pieces fancy all silk ribbons in il\lll‘ from $10.00 to $15.00, The For the Glorious Fourth. taking this trai wsfer at Coun- r:mmcxl ldl lncxpllhll lm\l‘ l'm fl('!"mlhl of l;\lll| far betw . The mm'ml-, (‘\I%lt\;lll'l"; numbers 16 and 40, worth g Yov-th NI e The ** ington” wi 80 of - st sl liad el their r 0 give him a statement as hegan to get anxious. So did a couple o i ) Oc yard, other lot at $2.98 which has been sell- | Tmproved sleepers, as well as olegant m}]}m (l):)‘lrllllx"n-L'(é:l)x:nx|ll ;\'l‘lll“’h-,lllfl rf‘gll::‘l]l cil Bluffs, and arrive in Chi Pt e R I e R S L e ,.((,;‘ \'i\'l‘fi“\hl‘-( 1 Ry ]|\' Ing from #5.00 to $0.00. Miss Isaacs [ free parlor cars on the Chicago & North- kets adia July, g a. m., in ample time to mase all eastern | 4ud proposes to stand by his original uction | the smooth talking R ARGAINS IN only makes one sulo oach season, but | western railway vestibuled trains, leay- | 0 return until the 6th, at vory reduced | connactions. Ticket office, 1501 Farnum | in the matter. Tho lovy was A"to satisfy o claim of | . HOUSIE FURNISHING GOODS, whon she does it means bargains’ and | ing direct from the Union Pacific depot, | rotes to all poins—Chicago, Kunsus | gy V. 1’ fer® 1. All the property in sight was removed AT BARGAINS IN i splendid bargains to her patrons. Ite- | Omaha, at 4:30 p. m, and 9:10 p. m. for | City, Lincoln, Atchison, St. Louis, St. J. E. PRESTON, 5 Agent. _GRE LI} OF FURNI- | to Maggard’s storehouso, whero it will bo | L " WALL PAVER, member, tho new loeation, the east daily. City office 1401 Farnam | Joseph, and all intermediate stations City Pussenger Agent. PURE TON STORE, sold to satisfy claims. AT BARGAINS IN ¢ 5 507 SOUTH 16THL, BET. FARNAM | stroct. { W. F. Vaill, city ticket agent, 1223 2k = SR = WVERY DEPARTMENT, AND HARN ! - Farnam streot Bethesda & Colfax mineral water, | Tomorrow morning we will begin to At the - Fine carriages, Seaman’s repositor Sherman & McConnell’s pharmac, | sell gas stoves s follows: 2-burner, $2.00; | A concort will bo given at Hanscom park T N (g B rmor, Ly S N N v on Pacific band today A ™ GREAT FIRE SALE OF FURNI- ————— ; - 3-burner, §5. 1.00: cab) bythaninion handiioday, oo \T\T ] ) TURE AT THI BOSTON STORE. In Your Own Country. srth of July Rates. yle, 2-burner on toyf, oven and bro ! logleipy o followiug is. th <\ | N \ I 8.00; 4-burner eabinet, oven and broiler 4 . | P “The Meditorranean of the Pacific is Storage, July 3 and 4 the Chicago, Milwaukeo : vanr I, PHET B red. )i 0 'y - + v : + . 0 be e 00 o = Nm“f’]‘{‘1"j"|.“'\‘(“‘m repudred. Omaha | g torm aptly applied to glorious Puget | Wo will loan money on select lots of | & St. Paul raitway will soll round trip | 310003 d-burn wor to be coueeted | oy jokstep—Fiopso L.y Toten ANMUSENMENTS °F gl Sound, There is nothing to compure | storage. tickots betwoen all stations on thoir line | Wit ¥y i e | Cyartumetia Bolie i O DUSla Go Enst, Young M : 5 with it on this continent. Always cool, Apply to for one and one-thivd fare. Tickets by ekl S A Futl i : 3 ' & Reverse Horace Greolos’s fumos. ad- | refreshing, invigorating. Reached by R W. R BENN 0. good for return pussago until July 6. | Katon's for photographs, 1820 Farnam, | Walta-Bifd or biridise G | BOYD'S \ One -\1' l” ““[) sand go eust. R T 'm the oviginal overlund route, the Union 1508, 1510, 1512, 1614 Capitol avenue. Ticket office, 1501 Farnam strect, - - o PART 1T Tui (Smuhy Evening, June 28, fish, to climb mountains, to loiter in | Fucific. e i T- — The W 1's Language. Murch Medley ~Musiclans' ]m"ll;.v S Locture by the L Rs i ot . : i E vavidIbiba Aiar halat: vornibayhaat bt eiekB s homnsonyiiqriinnd manis Gate City Ice Co. tional Purk and Other Western only fivo or six millions spoke their z 4 L Cofin o s D L ¥ furnishers, 1612 Farnam. Summer styles. Office 215 S, 15th street. ] N T ARG Twikiing” Ty Riple ! o, and yro by the “Burlington route.’” L 2 Telephone 1385, Resorts, guage. .- One . hundred yoars ugo | EEFSROUGTCRAS Grie LBOROE winla Visb o Three daily trains leave Omuha at 9:50 | Dr.Swetnam,N_ 5 cor, 16th & Douglas. el L The Union Pacific, “The Overland [ forty millions of people spoke [ "1 0t et Ty 8. Hecoks | (i ' " i a m., 4:50 p. m. and 9:20 p. m., for Chi- (CURSION TO TORONTO, Route,” proposes to run, in July, 1801, u [ German, thirty millions French rapt il h“ I\‘Ill p\‘ 0 ”W'P\O -”]- cago, making closo connections in the “G " rrand excursion from Omaha to Yollow- | and fifteen millions English. | gelection-Maritan: By E. Beyers AL ) LN R G. U. O. e [ - or o v X press trains - s & e Shos Jine. oy B > ¢ at Shosho vof. . A. Marsh says that move thi Polku—"Tubu's Chulee LW Chi on ik o3t ll express truing to Bos® | muio tho Fremont, Elkhorn & Mis- Fhe #hoet Line the Hos tono Natignatygorin t Shoshone | Prof. T ALS LA0NE SEAVINON0 SNAN ; u verturo—Orystit Dulaco Southwell ' VALY adelphin and all tho. Eremony, Bl July 8 to 18, the Chicago, Milwaukeo | fulls, Idaho, Ogden, Salt Luke City, | one-half of the letters of the world's pos- | Gypriue iyt so Spntwett Y , H \l hoints in the east and southenst. E. W. :‘t‘l‘:fd‘d:'_:l“'j,J,“lf;;,‘,:“l“'“‘:X;‘J:}"i‘:"u ‘}h‘.:‘;_"f," & St Paul railway will sell round trip | Garfield Beich, Donver, Clear Creck | talservie 1w written and read by R ety B TR e an o mmn. /aill, city ticket agont, 1223 Farnam | 8 por "thursduy morning, July 2 | piiicois to Toronto und return for one | Canon, the famous Loop, and other | English-speaking people. Jacob Grimm, Going A streot. i’..x-l'):',“i.1“';'1..‘;\{.“\.[.:7.:.‘1":' avwhichpoint Will | frst class fare with an addition of #2.00, | points'of interest. The Union Pucific | ono of tho nblost historians of lunguige £ D a, L (Ropis 5 = V- | Teachers, their friends and all others | will furnish six horse Concord conches, | says: *“I'he English speech mauy \\1lx nd Real Estate Owners' association, to P S Shakespear O, of O It and thelx friends from Oma- | contomplating n trip to any eustorn | which will curry the party from Bouver | full right bo ealled n world language.” | dur Ropids aud seoure tho endorse- | \weooriiellY SBY8 . PaGas are e o rood music | oint will find it to their advantage to | Canon, Iduho, t0 and through Yellow- | i Mr. Donnoliy will bo Introducod by Goverao s ot Remember the detady @ | call at tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. | stone Nutionut park. These couches | 750 ROUND PRI TO FREMONT, Rt e e v e daT LUK, !I'M R0t “N‘l;,‘ 3" 0:00 | Paul railway oftice or addres v 0 be taken to Shoshone station, | NEB “ll‘ ':: III\I‘-\‘I"’,'I’IP\\'l\';:’]l EDEN USEE e ONOY LOARS 9 CLON i K & e J0L0 F. A. NAsH, Gen’l Agt and used for thewride to Great Shoshone e i A V1A J\') | _on A m, Ji‘l.{;‘ ‘l.f:l‘lnll‘;t::x'.w S J. E. PRESTON, City Pass. Agent, 1501 | falls. & M. V. R R SUNDAY JUNE 28 ; e g Storage. e B N, VI, | Farnam street, Omaha. _From Beaver Ganon to Yellowstono 7 sep— 3 Corner 11th und Furnum Btroe We will loan money on select lots of . AL V. R. Ay National Park,thie trip will occupy three - HOW-SIRL08, ¥alci Week ne 20th 0 —_—— The Chicago, Roc : Pucif cck of June 29th. NexoRty Sherman & McConnell, preseriptionists koanod 8 goiog, thinoedeye returalng, und AT L T O e B e Apply to SAONRALN MG . Al on ht days willbespent in the park, Ex- : L QLML ARG MU iy s W. R BENN 0., and family chemists, 1518 Dodge, Storage. cellent tents und &.m equipment for-| Feduced rates, for'round trip to excur JOSEPH R. CO,FFIN,, 1508, 1510, 17 1514 Cupitol avenue, S p— We will loan money on select lots of | camping out willlbe furnished by the (8108 partics, for national holiduy sea- A gg hoy' shint af e LRNDAs e - Quick and Qomiortable Trip, storage. Union Pacific, ea route from Beaver | 500 AR 2 ubita 0f ¢ of Thdiane ! , 1}\\-.{ m:w.l‘ll'lllfll:‘lruvn been ndded ‘":l,"’ Apply to : : Canon to the purkc.and while in the Purk | Se¢ .v\;.;.‘l »“‘n‘j or apply l(i' ny ; kot S thtie Wholesale and retail, Kenned already excellent connections east that W. R. BENNETT CoO., the tourists will be guarteved at the | 8gentof the grea ck und R Salurian Quar e . Newell, 116 5. 15th street. Tel. 115: H(“«' Great “‘ i 1:““"‘ Route has been 1508, 1510, 1512, 1514 Capitol avenue, various hote systel Flen an '”\Hm‘l of tickets, 4 . i - offering to its patrons. : S BTy AR e aann 00 o JOUN SEBASTIAN, W. W, Mattora's Drunatic Co, prosen " Qalifornia Excursions. The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Water Rents Due July 18t senger ey s A - P Gen, Tk't and Puss, Agt | HRAL-HGAY X Pullman toueist. sloepuug car oxeur. | as put on a now train, loaving Chica No discount allowed after July Ist. 5 | This rate includes railroad, Pullman, %, 8. Jouy, Gon'l . UNGCLE JOSH sions to California and Pacific coust | daily at 10:30 u.m,, and the Fort Wayne | per cent discount allowed on water rents | and stage fare, meals and hotel billy DA o e o o0 « = oints leave Chicago every Thursday, | (Pennsylvania lines) one at 10:45 a.m. if puid on or before July 1st at office of from the time of leaving Omaha until . Jiatriok,arohtlock, 806 D 49 OPEN DAILY, 1 to 10 P. M }\Auw»\ ity I»\.I-.\ P n{ via n.". : llhl‘l'q-- are tl‘ml\‘Alrnht\a‘t sclu\»glnlln-«l }‘m AMERICAN \\z\-|~;-:|uI\u.1.li,~ 11.., the return of the excursion, in all thirty e ‘:’ R Admission - Ona Dime. o route. * Tickct rate from Chi ust time, and areive at Now York city Room 103, Bee building. | days. No half fare rates, Sunday Bxoupsic | - 7.50, from Sioux City, Omuha, Lino next afternoon at 2 o'clock, und via the Only thirty-five passengers can bo ne- | _ The Nebraska Turnfest at r TBASEK BAIL.L. orKansas City 835, sleeping car rate | first mentioned Hoston passengers reach J ronto. commodated, and as accommodations are | Net and Plenic Sunday s from Chicago $1 per doublo berth, fre their destination but 2 hours later, \zo & Northwestern railway | limited, early application for samo , Cheap rates 75 cents for rounc Kansas City 88 per doublo berth. Every: The Rock Tsland Route sleaper leaves | has made a half fare rate to Toronto and | should be made. v Tickets good on this day anc O M A H A thi furnished except meals. Thode | Omaha daily at 4:30 p.m. and arrives at | retuen in July for the annual meeting of In ordering tickets send money for | train only. Swveciul tr ¢ ) [ excursions are personally conducted by | Chicago at B:05 a.m.,in time to make | National Educational Association. | same by express to Harey P, Deuel, city | & Missouri Valle s Wil leave A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. experienced excursion managers who | this important through connection, This rate is open to the public. The | ticket agent U, P. system, 13 it v St de 0 4. ., Sun Superior to every other known. socompany parties to destination, For | For rites and tickets apply to railronds east of Toronto have named | street, Omaha, Neb. J 1501 g time assur v I_1 AL Y e J M l L‘W];\UI(E excursion folder containing full particu- . 4. L. DE BEvos, tourist rates to all the principal eastern No children will be allowed on this [ Committee Mo sed in Milllons of j3omes \ lars and map folder and time table of n'l Agent Pass. Dept., points from there. For further inform trip. For furtherinformation relative to FRED FRIHA U i 40 Years the Standard, Banta Fe route and reserving of sleeping 16th & Farnam sts., Omaha. tion apply at city ticket office, 1401 Far- | this excursion and intinerary, apply to GEORGE STANGEL Delicious ¢ 1 Pastry, Light Flaky TODAY. car berths, address E. L. Pualmer, JOHN SEBASTIAN, 1,,,..,, street. R. R. RITCHIE, E. L. LOMAX, Tickets on sule 1401 Farnam St. and Bisc ( kes, Pulatable Smily J. Robinson, Exeter, Neb.: C: 1 Muy L. Adums, South On Hicks, Joliet, 111 : I'annie 'Nevins, Kearney, - 17 picces mourning China silk, and figured ground, polka spot 10 pieces 86-inch black lawns 6e yard, —0N Donnelly Upholds the Bible and - eno! ces Ingersollism. g Denounces Ing o Miss Brunor’s summer school will commence Monday, July 6, in room 18, Central building. lupunu:urn ent, A.,T. & S. F. railroad, Gen'l Ticket and Pass Agent. . F. WEsT, Gen’l Agt Gen'l Pass, and Ticket A, at depot J. R BUCHANAN a n Jame nt 8:80 0'ele MN Y 7oumg.,omuu,Nobmku. l E. ST JOuN, Gon'l Manager, OQT.&P A Omaha, . | General Pass, Ag'tF\ E & M, V. R R | | Noother baking jowder docs such works “ 1