Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 26, 1891, Page 8

"HE ( IA]IA ])\.ILY BE I‘. SUNDAY. JULY 2¢, I801—SIXTEEN PAGES, RS, I BENSON. | THE BOSTON STORE. avos o v o moeoenonos {DEADLY WORK OF A TORPEDO | et Merhoon et s Letting Down the Prices, Forcing Down the Pric Special in Silk Department for Mone tates ul.\nrflll‘! \\Hhmnplvmh\hgu’\ in\uh — —_— Moca and Java coffee, 274c. We sell | 8000 yards of pisdn white India lino day Only : s aglimpse of his family, Some friend " 8,000 yards of pién white India linen y. ¢ o exel 7 | " . | & good Rio coffee for 25c: erush Moeo | worth 10¢ a yurd, maduced to Wash silk, to close, 4503 worth 1,00, 1 who visited him in prison toid him of his Qrand M:d-Cummer Olearing Bale This | Thousands of Olear Bargains from the | [y 00 "o, Wo sell you a good un- 2,000 ya Hllni‘y;hh\ Binie: laws worth Chitin droes silks, 98 worth 480, United States Man-of-War's Launoh Blown | cousin's pertidy, and that m{\x':xla'fln'd‘-"::«u/ Week, New York Sheriff’s Sale. colored Jap tea 19, You will say that | 150) reduced to someyard. Plaid and stripo surruhs, 49¢; worth Up by Obilians. ;.:;;r now than it would be if we cunnot sell good tea for 19¢, ‘it you | 500 yards plain ke lawn worth 10c, | $1.00 g will buy one pound you will change your | yoduced to 14c o yued. Gross grain dress silks, black, e 2 ND 4T CAPE COD. FROM 10 TO 40 PER CENT DISCCUNT. [ DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, | mind. = Very best 8-pound can Cali- 6,000 yards pestFacific lawn 5e a yard, | worth 81,25, | Vi SA! 3 4 fornin pedches, 17de; very rsfn STk was£5e, now ; Failla dross silks., blk., 750; worth $1,23; £ SNLORS INSTANTLY KILLED. | Neighbors Give Him o Iteception and - : all yellow table peach, packed in | 200 pieces Tuscanseorsuckes gingham, Armour dress silks, blacks, S0¢, worth e L This Large Discount Giv on Every | Wi pe Offered Tomorrow to Create ],‘,‘,‘\l\';l.':w'n- 1 ) ;:\.l‘ ':-"“‘Hl: luf :’\‘.Thxlrh worth reduced to 3fe yard . B 3 Caused by a Stupld Blundoer of Presi- Saxowicn, ¥ 3 Sandwich and Article in the Store—Every Pur- a Siale and Excitement That ‘“.,. oufid ;‘ ("J HAEY SRS o8 for Norwood dress gingham e yard. / ; 4 ack @ dent Balmaceda's Men, Who Mis- all Capo Cod, where ex-President Cloveland chase a Bargain for the 5 kit At s AL L L Best muke of imdigo blue calico in [ atle ? s . has taken up his summor residence, gave him 1 (3 Will Close Outthe Whole I § r cuke: sweet choco- | Omaha, reduced tobe yard Will close balance of the well known took t it for an In- a rousing rocoption today. (overnor Russell Customer. Lot by Night. 1 Californin_apricots, | “Mousscline de I'lnde,” worth 12ic, | brand china silks (Cheeny Bros.) at 62 su ] and staff, with fnvited guosts, stopped at Buze ar cured pienic hams, 7ici bone- | fust colors, big line of patterns to select | worth $100. HAYDEN BROS, zard’s Bay, whero tho ex-president, accompa- ‘ less ham, 10c; bologna snusage, 5e: liver | from, reduced to se yard; at Hayden's [ 88-inch Jumestown plaids and stripes nied by Josoph Jefferson, (feneral W hittior and YOU CAN'T PAY FULLPRICE FOR | SUMMER DRESS GOODS e A YARD | fusige, Ber "! )“' cheese, ; only be yard, A, worth dae, NEw Youk, July 95.—A correspondent ¢ | oipar distinguished gontlomen wero in waits SA G " 7 g 1m, o¢y potted ham, Hei ox tongue, H iarner's bos 0-inc! ide ntiste, B stown | rolors 15¢, ar | Callno, Peru, under da of June 2 erito: L s ANYTHING, All the hght summ printed lawns | (o) vt cheesa, 10} Brick ahGoss; 106 | w (..-v‘;“| g hest 3¢ ”‘—I‘, m ]I batiste, :-flurlvfl“!-»‘ wn in all colors 15¢, ular Ivll‘ 10, Peru, im ! date of Ju b WrItes | o and took them on bonrd & special traln, rooda | €0 at 14 a yurd SR CPACLAPSZ 80 Nl AR G5 orth 15¢, uced to 74e yard, . pr . : 0 his paper thus: The famous old man-of We have too large a stock of goods AlL the best gende of satoons in solid | 80dn crackers, se; Snowfluke flour, Just opened the handsomest line of 86 inch serge in stripes, all wool, 19¢, | war, Pensacola, of the United States navy, and we propose to reduce it by giving | colors and new Parisian patterns go at Mi ""'-I‘l;*"}'l%"w;; ~|"_i;';"ll_'\"\ 1.0, fine ¢ hv-rlulr- table covers inall sizes. Bo mlu;vh v’;w-.r o hus just arrived horo aftor an exciting run every customer that comes into the store | 5¢ i ya - of, 1ron and wi 100 b Ll et L U whmere, bla along the Chilian coast, and [ send you th Ono big lot of the finest grade fast Hall’s Hatr & i : dozen (25 jnches wide and 5 red, 10c, first news of a thrilling aceident at Arica, a bargain, and they will not have to [ satoen ab 1278 8.t Sohacht Renewer inches long) Turkish towels, worth 40c. !In'w] summer dress goods only 4¢, | Cnili, by which five sailors of the Pensacola Vit olbiar A6 wa Wit giva: Ivo! il = . mith’s hair grower, Reduced to 17¢ each or 6 for $1.00. This [ worth e, h L : hunt for it either, as we will give from Il the fine summer " goods, consisting Parker’s hair balsam, 40c. i8 o bargain ¢ .\‘»\{f will not promise o 16-ine Inglish cashme summer 10 to 40 par cent off on the price of every ';f "”’"‘g L S ‘j"”f'. Fig syrup, 40c. last all day, as it is the best bargain we | colors, 25¢, formor price 40, to the man-of-war was blown up in the har- | the conclusion of a half hour recess was G TR e Dok .“‘n..: with 1‘4vrv_m] lig .xl ~|uv\~.luun all Lotibiy beof oxtrac! Pt f-inch Henriotte cloth only e, | DOF 0f Arica by the torpado boat Coudell ard | taken for dinner, L 3 other summer wish goods worth up to A rmour’s beef extract, 360, LADIES! KID GLOV worth 60k & every man on board killed, In welcoming ex-Presidont Cloveland on be« choice goods, as well as remnants, 25e a yard go at 7e. Ammonia, e bottle, 10c. 44 1St K i b 40-inch fancy sheaper plaids reduced The list of dead includes O. Smith, New | half of the citizens of Cape Cod, Governor Hend &nd Vot vat Hok WHITE GOODS 24¢ A YARD. Small bottl 100 dozen lndics’ undressed kid gloves. | e, el el York: William Hayes, HBrooklyn: Fraug | Russell warmly eulozized Cloveland's admine All the checked nainsooks and plain | Witeh huzel, lurge, 25c; small, 15¢, W fall shades only ¢ per pair, worth | 800404 alpnen also reduced to 3e » , Newark, N, J.; Teddy “O'Rourks, | b maonieste b ton o vie Risuranoss thub e et white indin linens in this stock worth up :c:n rum, large, nall, 1007 dozan 1Rd16e " Barbtec id. glsves Double fold ¢ yard dress goods for Sie. 5 .« Lj Arthur B. Dykemon, | and will not lend hor aid to any teo our prices to be ns low us the lowe to 10¢ go ut 2ie a yarc 5 nsect powdor, Z5e per 1b. BIOHRAY S150e YTt arth 4L D, 48-inch all wool dress plaids 45c, for- f movement, however honest its purpose, All 15¢ white goods go at Ton i o vanea B D UG EREO I LC0 S DOV Bt e A T00 ek 168 A 160k Bl fole || G2 P Cor8100; The attick took place on the ovening of | Which would rosult in the debasement One big lot of the finest quality white | dor, 10c. coitoniheasonly, 105 pob Shib Fattigad 40-inch mohair in plaids 45e, worth 75¢. | June 1. The Condell is one of Batmaceda's | Of the currency, unsottling creait, or the im- Summer corsets in , linen and ) r fuce vder. 20¢ an.t y o vl U0 > : ¢ 2 ! ods ever manufactured worth up to [ Gossamer face powder, 20¢ HOTOH vary R . HaR Mt AEIGU8! | Eataa e k l pairicont of valbes, and stated tnat the Jngeo silk—prices 50c, Toc, $1.00, $1.25, AL s i SOADPS! L} SOAPSI from 2 fine henrietta worth torpedo cruisers from the port of Santiago, | ple would view with confidence Mr, Clove- L 1 3 . ced down to i y Feie s : , #3.50. We have all the leading TRB R ibl e e TURbatALVad AN i MmN ss StosKIOLEOAD, Gents' shawknit 3 hose only 124c per Ll aud was on the lookout forthe ships of the [ land’s expression of opinion and praised the makes of corsets. L,”‘,\.f'jf"’n,fif :_:.\},,,\fl 150 e and owlng to the sear ”;, Ao e page sduced from 25¢, )-inch albatross in summer shades re- | fusurgents. She stolo into the harbor of | courage that lod him fearlessly and omphatic- : duced from $1.00 down to Gse. : . ; ally 5 i eotin D) 10 different_styles of ladies’ waists— i SR S ol [T e b A iy case of gonts’ outing flannel shirts | © E Arica about 7 v, m. Thero was o heavy fog, | 811 to state bis councctious ou such an i~ prices from 65c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, ; '_‘_I““"l‘l”) lity imported” ginghams at [ will sell it at the rf,:‘jml..n”_m,. ices: 1T he et o All combination suits $5.50, were sold | ang objocts at a distance of 100 vortant question Rt 3 e Boy o6 i from $15.00 to $18,00. vards could | Tpsbrcsident Cloveland, replying to the 9 difforent stylos “of “chilarows and [ AN O 1 0o handmado tor- | Castile soap, Se p vs" perealo shirt waists only 2c, HAYDEN BROS. | MOt be discorned with any distinetness. Tho | toast, “Onr Noighibov, the ex. Presilont s ro pisecs walsts—prices, 15e, 23¢, 50¢, 75¢, | chon. bisek sillc mud he ndykes, Bouguet soup, 4e per cake, dul..- from 5 L 2t i 21 steain lauuch bad left the ,Pensacola on tho | turnéd thanks for the neiehborly intentions $1.00. S all g 1P taid 040,810, 6o, Rlder Flower sonp, 2 for 150, case ice wool only 4c per ball, SREA YA 3 regular evening teip to the shore, and was | of the inhabitants of Cape Cod, and speaking HOSIERY. e 7 ; Ha ‘r|"‘,'_|]"'”_d 15 23 LA B, s nsparent L.,,\." Fine ‘soutp, 2 for 150 100 doz gents' fine suspenders only HERE'S CROPS FOR YOU. waking her way slowly, when suddenly thoso | 9 e presidoney said that when tho ofico About 100 differont styles in ladies’ 4 a yard, 7 4 S * | 25¢, reduced 50 ‘ § i A ) had been relinguished the incumbent should ? Beautiful Hamburg and Swiss em- Balsam fir soap, 10c. L m . Sample Gr: o on the man-of-war saw the littlo b lifted rain . soplo & and children’s hose, from o guaranteed |y idtios fom the. dair to FURNITUIE DEPARTMENT. WONDERFUL BARGAINS LRI completely out of the water, as it a_ subter- | GERL IO GEEP A, aamne tho fast black at 2oe Lo tho finest grade of | PrOFCerios foom e O I T G R IN CARPETS AND CURTAINS Railroad 3 rancan monster had rison up under the [ ikt auiios af citizouship subloct to the silk. 9 and Lse o yard, worth five times' the | and baby carriages. Ingrain carpets at 19¢, at 2, at 37¢, [ A B, Smith, assistant genoral freight | launch and tossed it into the air. Thero was | 16" Lt fallowsconnies o and shbbd UNDBRWI AT price i s e U at 35¢; actual value, agent of the B, & M. has just returned from | 18 €¢ho of a half smotnerod explosion, and | i aeisdcs toy souutiymen, and should We have overything from a 10¢ vest | 54 RyGS AND FLOOR MATS AT 15C, | 8150 dining voom chairs at $1.00, o N o of ' muiman volcs vens | Hent: “Many people, howovor, appoar to bo- Upon arrival here ho was heartily greeted, A procession was formed to escort him to the tent whore the rocoption wes held, Through the crowded streets thore were continuous demonstrations of welcome, At the tent v L Cleveland shook hands with thousands of lost their lives, The steam Inunch belonging | peoplo with o plonsant word for ench, At Buy what you help but buy very cheap, us we guaran- before we make this extra discount, Extra super wool carpots at 55, 5 u trip over the Newcastlo branch of the | [heh ‘Erickage was s sl to the bost silke.” Sl A1 75 iR L oot o aive i 81125 and 68 aetual valuo Tae up 0 $1.00._ " [ systom, and brought with bim soveral | e The qiiot that Tollowed taid plaiuly | HoVE that oiico out of oftice we sea constantly " "UNION SUITS PRRSE GOODY, All our ‘§.00 baby earriages goat | Brusselscarpots.ae,sic,bic,68 and 75e. | samples of small grain from the north- [ that the five men abourd the luunch nad | ondtfed it plotting forour own bonefit and MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ST A SR AR RATR R 4 Allour 81100 baby carriages go at [ draperies, oil cloth and rugs. v excellent shape, being about five fect fn | 10,b¢ unable 1o make thoir condition kuown. | justitutions. Others re of the. opinion If you will want any within the next | “'Biick luco grenadines in steipes, 15¢, | $6.30. oot fiolland shades on self acting | oight and well headed out. Tho furmers in | braught nto piig wia ut the same instant on | 0, SlGUId. bo " utllized as orators at como and buy it now, 18 we havo . | worth S50 u yvord All our $13.00 baby e 83 rottuy(BrinE XU Gs nbi oy ih fon are experienciog considerable dif- | dors were given to lower the. boats, When | jo 15y faits, and still others that wo intor. arge line to choose from, and with |~ Blick and colored English henvietta, wrgning in millinery, sitk ©bbons. | geuiy in gotting solf-binding reapers cnough | the broad Fays of the flash Light' made spoc- | 1ie oo msmre e e o Soclrod the'extra discount, you will get it at | 930 worth 45c, All our $18.00 baby i go at | notions, ruchings, '”'““‘)‘!"{‘ L WHODATY. | (g cuy the grain, At the little town of Ka. | LFes aguinst the curtain of fog, the Condell | the vust majority of the’ hlatn American peo- A about wholesale price. Silver grey and tan stripo mohair | $10.00. HAYI BROS,, venna cighty-livo of thess machines have | Was discovered ouly a short distance away. [ pie and hopod to bo i good ¢itizon, notwith- Ladies pants, made of best muslin and | Lyiiliantines T WORth 750: tables at $1.50, $1.85, 81.95, Dry goods and notious, veen sold during this season and the domand [ The Chilian cruisor bad taken the launch for | cranding a largo majority of his neighbo best sewing—price 25¢, und better goods Tmported draps de serges in two toned , 2,87 S e exceeds the supply. Mr. Smith states that | 8t fisurkent boat ‘M_‘l,}“_'_" used a4 torpedo | were in asad state of delusion politicall equally cheap. P o GO0, Borat 4 ALE ON TRUN i THE BIRD LAUC D. corn in that section, except in low places, is | With deadly efte B GBI Lo nd hoped that all would join in guiding p y GEie stripes worth up to $1.00, goat 5 T oavan |.' i in excellent shape and some of it has tas- [ citement aboard both = vessels _for tho | jitical action to a higher lovel than a mere SKIRTS. COLORED FIGURED CHINA SILKS R e A Natural His orian from Texas Tells | seled. Itis a good heighth and the prospects | BEXt Py IDIGULCS Signalling | strugyle for partisan su + : All good flvst cliss teunl 3 c ed between the fowar g T wish to call especial attention to our g @ 8, g o for 8 good crop are very favorubl continued between the man-of-war and the white skirts, ranging in price from sc S 2 x HAYDEN BROS., 1 Snak Y. Among the samplos of gr bro t home | torpedo boat for some time, und when the R RIVER. g e 4 t 3 Dry woods and wrocories, | Ihad been hunting along the Liano | py s 1nlonio] AL, situation of affairs became kuown on tho 5 BB S b S e Tt Black hs A c ry goods and groceries, . had be « X by ) uth ave several taken from Kilpat- | 81 a ilic RFF luck all silk china silks, 48c. a0 2 st river in Texas all the morning for wild | rick's” ranch above the Neweastlo | Condell her commander dipped his colovs and | 5o yniick D ‘0 While Wast sillc and alpaca skirts, | ING CAMBRICS, 21C A YARD, BUTTEK. BUT E turkeys without success, and finally | c miues, 200 feet above tho | Seut his chicf oficor abourd the Peusacola, [ JONM Warlle R WALO M ELID 0 MULTS. All the best quality lining cambrics, e threw myself down under an ok to rest | level of the sca. The wheat s | 1t then Ih;wlnnn[c lwm:-t 0 un[-.-wl.m.m was ing Some of His Clothing. c, 38c, 60c, 75c. Savaral e SR s RO BBYe S SIS p St 5! feet in longth, and the oats and barlay aro | @ Stupid blunder on tho part of the cruise Jdohn Karlick, a middlo-aged Bohoman, met Bl 3 y Reduced at Hayden Bros. |and imbibe a little as a precaution . REDGIORIB i KUY o » NECKWEAR. 20 picces very finest quality imported ¥ against a possible future snake bite, | 3 feet high, “Allare fully developed and the | Stuch apolozies could be offered were | yis death shortly after 11 o'clock yestorday % A good butter for 10c. 1 u stk . made, but the fecling ng the comrades of | 2 in all the new styles, including Cheton | fust black henrictta sateens 18¢, worth A good butter for 10c Very shortly I saw a big rattlor, and o | Wheat yields from 25 to 3 bushols per acre. | moude, irea s '}f:‘f‘."j';‘l;u“_‘f],’l‘”;“ Siies | forenoon inthe waters of the Missouri just be- ruflling all colors. 45e. ,H"' AL ““‘ l‘"”“;‘“}' "”‘}"" 122, | large lump ibout bulf way down, I sus- f’"'l“ummh oo Gatimntan bt 51, oS menel | Woro ot resoverad . v Lo | 10w the Boyd packing house ueur the foot of 6 [nl\r-pl all linen collars for 25¢. NOTIO Chis is made by the best farmers in | S8 hifodn L Pk Ees and bariey ar ated at 31 or 85 bushels. P e Hickory strect i 2 o : D g ¥ Cebrabi & and comes fresh ey- | Pected was a small jackrabbit. The | Mr. Kilpatrick, who is a member of the | 'IThen the Pensacola proceeded to [quiquo | Hickory strect. 5 Sty ”'I YintgorLl s i ‘I O | Pins, lea paper: black sill twist, Te a raska and lowa and comes fresh ev- | FRAG H00 4 R0 1UGICHNY though | Omuha firm of Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins, | A1 Wats again exposed to Balmacedi's cruis W DL QTS Ty sy 110 A0c; would be cheap at double | spool; "hundred yard spool black silk not enjoying the process of deglutition, | has ubout 1,000 ncres in small grain, and Mr. [ €13 The Lyich aud Condell pursued the Sl N anoranrios, the price. thread, largre and small size curling but the snake slopt on = & s thut thesamples he hus are only nt ship Aconcagua, and would havo ped into the water. At that point the KID GLOVES. irons, 10e; safety pins. 2¢ a dozen AT O ray left ciused avorage samples of the whole crop, Y | captured ner nad uot the Ksmeralda just | channol runs closs to the shore, aud the DL OVES i ns, ¥ pins. 2 e A slight rustling at my left caused me | 8Yrage samples of the u O 15 & sam. | then hove in sight. She finaily put the gov- | water is deep and the current strong. arritz mousquiteres, dressed and | child’s hose supporters, 10e; pearl but- to turn und [ saw the crested head and ith Citnjotiprainsioisam 0t ve i | Kavlick was unable to swim, and his frans, undressed, buttoned ov' luced, prices | tons, 3¢ a dozen; fine dress buttons, e L o Ll ple of corn from Gage county which measures | ernment vessels to flight, but the engagoment | F K wa o switm, s frans 5, ozen; fine dress buttons, s twinkling eyes of a chaperal cock peep- | exactly 10 feot 2 inenes. in fejeht, 1 hot whilo it 1asted. Shot and shell { tie strug the shoro only a fow RGO O s dozen, worth 35 ack combs, & ing around a cactus leaf. Rattlevs and | selod and has well doveroped cars, SAR cachs fine combs box 24 shaots = Mg aVeEy v hiFaROnibon CAltHOLT 1.!‘.-( ay sor ed |(m.[n”m Lluq-«;n his e A e chaperal cocks, are enemics, as every tho men erowded the rigging Lo se chances of getting out of ‘the treacherous We have everything in this line and | uper and enve pluinsman knows. A vision of tho from $1 A feal i ying the War to Omaha miich s possiblo of tho figbt. * Ono shell ex- | stream alive. - Soverul B & M. soction won can give you un outfit” from $10.00 up to SOAD £ SERFUMBRY. . Among refreshing summer drinks L e RO Tt s th ot ruilWa viom STHIE o | ploded within a ship's iength of the Pensu- | Were working on the track only ashort dis- Sy BLTC yononOiEt ! _ SOAP AND PERFUMERY. e e L O ant chaperal coalts which had found | It1s tho opinion of railway ofticiuls that tho | BIFRCE MORSY 8 20D S JGRELLOT RS oSt | (s “awny and witossea tho accidont, yr YOLIOHOGA0: Honey, turkish bath, bouquet. vl s RCAD, g thi w living tomb in this same snake doubt- | Fate war on Grand Army rates between Kan- | o0% 08 0 FREERE - runs were | A'hey bastened to the spot and endeavored to e ll..\llx.\hflln brollng must | €rine and custile fino soups, de a euko; ',','T"’"." \‘xilnl'nlyi‘:n_‘ \.[-.‘ll ic : x(w‘}.‘nr],\-:lq. less flitted before the bird’s oyes. After | 888 City and Detroit is certain to xtend to | aimed at her with deadly | e Don. | save the drowning man, but beforo thoy o clomed o R ettt of novel. | colored lanterns with cologne, 5¢ each. | B ouse. WIUA & Do 0/ L0 WRILESE Ol | malking sure that his foo slept, the bird | Omuha. Tuo prosont rate from Kunsas City ol will probably be ordered to San Fran- | could reach him the body was caught 1 on PP P M A R Fino Floridn water 10c, best German | e Gte Bt qui DA mide by o €006 | picked upa dry cuctus spine’ with his | and return is $14.50. whilo the rato from [ eisco for repairs, cddy and whirled past all human aid tics in handles. Prices from $1.00 up- | cologne Sc, large 7sc bottles Florida | housekeepor. et the ecake bo iced | i Gunced oit on his long logs, and | Omana to Detroit and roturn is 2050, 1t is | Commodore Irving, commander at tho | The deceased lived aloncin a shanty near ward, ‘ thickly and flavored with that old-fash- {117 i "Gown by the rattle HeRERa | s LR AT ide e Brooklyn navy yard, was seon at ms resi- | the place where he was drowned, and had The bottor grades of sillare ull guaran- 500 ohildren's laco caps and bonnetsgo | ioned flavoring, bitter almonds—a deli. | (i it down by the rattler. claime hat this evident discrimination | gonco lust ovening and told of tho reported there about two months. He was a la- teed. <'hihl| s parnsols in all sizesand | o 5. 100 L D e A aCISEO | (nte flavor which we are in danger of | Wehtbick for auother,and yet another, | acainsy Omaba must bs righted and a reduc- [ sinking of the Pensacola’s steam launch and 1 man, sob 1 industrious, and only o St gkt at se, e ; e, worth up to 75e. rgoting, 1t is 30 completely suporseded until he had built a regular wall of | tion of at least §2 in tho, Omaba rate is pre- | the killing of five of the crow. a few weeks ago sent money to Bohemin to C ““ DREN'S | CLOAKS AND 1,000 mi ind children’s lace col- e Iu o nf.« ohoan | Shurp spines avound the dormant snake. dicted. N “I nave heard nothing of uny such occur- | DAY thu —expenses of his wifo and Rl Ouoid e lars in all styles Se, fe and Se, worth up OALsellemon s and the ehoud | \When he had completed the work to | The limits of these tickets havo been ex- | rence,” said tho' commodove, it is my bo. | foir litlo children to this _county, RESSE:S to 85¢ each. illaextracts made of tonka beans. | 15" iicrietion he went back to the | tehded to August 1S, with the privileze of an | iief that there 1s no truth in the story. As supposed that they are now on the A large line of summer all wool dresses LADIES SHIRT WAL 390, Our grandmothers boiled a few peach [ (% WA= BEEOR B B xtension until September 30 upon applica- | to the persous reported killed, I cantiot tell an bound for Americi. and cloiks that we will sell very low. For 39¢ you take your choice of the en- | leaves in milk to give their custards the [ Y38 L0ty WL EG Ll of e | 100 to the agents in Detroit, \whother any such men werc on e roll of I il g fffx’-'u».;l;"”‘r"h'!{.fl\fi‘s'u'.m:;n: 5 P he Pensacola’s erew or not, as the ouly lis oty A5 arge o 4 onst Any amount of pretty goods to be | tire lot of Jadices’ plain o aney pleat- | bitter almond flavor. They used the | . ¥t e i saoitlicediiin ouei fanay “g‘fiulq depart- | bq® o elo il oyl o e Tow pool of the lomon for the | TAbbit etused the snake to ruise its head., Honyostimscuaions; s in Washington. _Only toduy [ recoivoda ' And luck up tho place. it is undorsteod thiit o 'y L ed shirt waists, made of pe o, chal- | 8¢ lavor.and they used vanilte flavor | Lt came in violent contact with one of Chairman Swith of the Trans-Missouri [ letter from Admir cCann, dated July 6, he still had some money in his possession but pan R ; o, | lies and white india linens that sold in | jetion Havor.and thoy used vanillu flavor | ¢he gpines. It gave the spine one just | Passenger association has oficially author. | from Callon. He writes from on board th | outsido of that thecontonts of the houso wera Waodworthie’ pestumenidooinniiouncest| iNGwaV orlcifoni750/mnais1{00; R Oy oceasionally, hocauso it was oxpei- | for luck, and got pricked by another. | 1zed the harvest excursion ratos of ono and | Baltimore and wforms me that at that time | of littio value. andsome novelties in hair orna- SPHIE BOSTON STORE.” sivo, and they would tolerate no substi- | gy cyegcfy K0T BHEEEE Y Anet e ir . s, | the Pensacola was prepuring to sail on July SRR k ) § one-third fare for excursions on August 25, OMAHA'S BEHALR. ments. s tute for the ~vanilla bean. Nowadays 2 i BEl 14, for San Francisco, which I b o doubt Right on the corner now. ¥5 | gut vight and left, wriggling and tw Soptenibor) 1, alA Septombor o0 tiskatsta]| e slors prancleco, which Lhiive nojdouty Remember that®these are our regular The N. W. rner ith a cheap substitutes for these flavors are : 3 - heiicihors AardTandfwalyolvouTromt| s e cosaanotStiand Dobglasd i Eead o 1A lT hovsacarors “\f.’l\‘l'fl Ily;:tlvl“;”}”l“n‘h\l‘):lz”];;n elght of o kood for thirty duys with a transit it of | of had taken place tne admiral ‘would cer- | Col. Scott Will Urge Her Claims in ¥ . 5 gerly by A1 4 ack-ra « wo days cach way. Stopover privileges | tainly have mentioned i ¥ y, P > 10 to 40 porcentdiscount”off ‘of ouch | Mr. M. . Bliss, who has just returned - TR, (HPaRal G ol may oo feantad west of the oastorn s Of | forer rost, ussabed hat thorals notrctnin | Golonat CanrrrHadulphia. article. R from the east whero he has purchased a G. A. R. Excursion to Detroit that he came boldly out and danced | the association regardiess of the transit | story that the Densacola’s stoatn Iaaneh wos onel OunninghamltiScotsloftyesterday, MRS, J. BENSON, fine stock of china and eut glass war Tickets at half vates on sule via the | avound in high glee. ~Bat ho. made no | 1mits. A 15th, near Douglas. will be pleased to meet his patrons at | Chicago & Northwestern, July 81, Au- | gound. The eot ko finally got so irritated Will Work by the Hour. WONAT = Grnylaiiilegyin his store, 1410 Farnam street. uae 1 ;‘[,““l 2 “li{'l";" BL5iopenito “‘]'l that it threw itself at fall length on the | The B. & M. tas issued the following gen- e or T o PO ol o e D intlutins ko g obted on til | spines, rolled around in freat agon, | eralortor toall s employes, i view of tho | A Florida Outlaw Bids Deflance to the tor, s s, inc g ! B0 p.m. ve: and then turned its deac 5 on olght- 1a aw which goes i oot g high and noble_impulse and always rev- | Down goes the prico at Brown’s €t | buied limited. Call at city ticket office, | Soif ana died. That was evidently . the | o samor favor law which goos into efoct aushorlcics; erent and tender mood, has written of | O. D, 1401 Farnam. e o e fTaraay o . ANgNss. 1y JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July 25.—A Gaines- | Colonel Scott goes backed by the reprosenta- Mhomns Gray’s legy in n Count Gilman's G Medal per sack, $1.25, R R. RITCHIE, Gen. Agt. "j""," 56 1nomars v“' the )"“l, life.S8Ho 1O and after Saturday, Auzust 1, 1801, | yjjjo special to the Times Union says: The | tive men of all partios as well as by all the x W Meslands t o Ve s danced and cackled and laughed. It [ ail employment by the day will be discon’ i sreial org: s i Churchyard,” these appreciative wori: Omuha Milling Co., Reliance persack. — Va8 BUC > i : i iy b pA PR . commercial organizations of tho city ana I, QBT ATIROSEI ) ol ) y = 2 was such a contagious laugh that 1 had | tinued. Al classos of employes herotofo A WillldoTastntiohins an vion s mankicotld toEos hat a gap thero would bo in the | 81,25 e AN 2 For pure wines and brandies go to the [ to join in, when tne bird vanished and I | employed by the day will therealter be cr appearing in the new role of bighwaym: that Omaha’s claims ive properly prosented poetry of our languago if this poem | Silver Leaf flour per sack, $1. FAMILY, WINE | AND: LIQUOR | was left alona with the dend snale. ployed by the hour.” This morning & message came in from Wac- | for the eonsidoration of tho committeo. . The wore ‘absent from it! By that sublimo [ Snow Flake e 15 HOUSE, 616 North 16th street. = Our ———— Opening Stations hieetie, in the sonthern part of the county, to | committee will meot in - hiladelphia Wed. and tender reverie upon the most im- Minnesota Superlative per sack, 95, stock is guaranteed pure, sold at whole- Just Now. On AL l'l e .| theeffect that the sheriff was wanted there | nesday next portant of all subjects that can engage | Davis Royal No. 10 per sack, $1.60. sale prices and delivered in any quantity | You can get reduced rato tickets to a BEAUEY ho B. & M. will reopen the | %0 sueray, who was terrovizing the | O of the lotters the colonol carriod with the attention of the human mind [ Pillsborry Best por sack, $1.60, at your door. ~ Orders outside the city | £00d many pleasant summer resorts | following stutions, which wero closed on ac- | (& S8 A NG PR LRI TOG | him was the followin Thomus Gray beeame one of tho chioef At promptly attonded to. Honry Hiller, | reached by the Chicago & Northwest- | €ountof lack of busines “\:..umn.n i kel | en FamadiMarire) Il atcekloa lcu 1ol o anam NO Lty s tion, 8 l‘n uc fuctors of his ruce. Thoso lines | BROWN'S C.0. lwh wnd Capital av. smond Hotel blk. Telephone 1784, ern railway and its connections. Fur-| oithern division, with O. C. Miller and W. | him out of the house, and sho! bim, charg r Senator asure In in- huve been murmured by the el > —_— - — ther information cheerfully furnished at | W. Shaw as agents, respe I|\ i 20 b} ou R R bl e New Scale Kimball Piano. ‘ o = o o e L £ ing that ho had been hunting him (Murray) Al Ds roMinggtaTocsian Siibe: 901 Gold on ensy payments, A, Hopse, | G A+ T National Encampment, De- | the city office, 1401 Farnam street. _\;mu{m l”snluinnll‘mVlu-tbrl- B ran- | o R b e L 0 10 PpresenEALIVe o repe muny a shrine of buried oyed| PR ) 23 2 J) 3 A 34 1o Sl —————— ine, with John Bowman as agent. dsdsin N 2 " . b Lot Y Siadts Douglus street troit, August 3d to 8th, 5 o S not hit, returned the fire, but Murray was toyaureommiciuolia olaimssfor/kos 1!|n‘| hope, in many hurch ok LML On July 3lstand August 1st and 2d, Ll ursion to ll trals, 5 5 L e Nk e ! plic the next repube yard all around tho world, Tho sick = e o Tulviletiend Paug sy bk and |2 July 81, August 1 and 2, the Chicago, S8 BRI MISE out of range by that time. From thore n et dorso o you T id- B rommambiarad. thom Wth comfort: | s Hom ooy i ad- | tiaurington will sel round i | \ivSuliea w5 B saitway win sl wont aftora man namod Woods: o mos | ittt s Clonl olf e 3 0 fod Tho great soldier, going into battlo, & v ‘““]»g“p'lw; Gofora ch:m-"u—u; fish, | and will run “w ~p:~ ial train through t'n', round trip tickets to Detroit and return | Serious Accident to One of Omaha’s | bim on the road and told nim that he was an- ent the numerous reasons, polit sagisoldlongaine Inio bt ; a ange- h | vspecial tra oug O ONID AR B e ar L Ethar i ton oo T Sther ot thosowho 0! E alotherwise, which san. proporly’ be urget enid them for his solace and ch ¢ | o climb mountains, to loitor in shady | Detroit, leaving Omaha at 9:30 p, m, [ {00 ONE FARE. - For furthor informa - Hoxmer Fepely gther. of those whoihild shean, huinting, blm Tu.'w T R e dying statosman, closing his woury eyes | 1inas, to sauntor by old ocoun, o rovisiy | Sundny, August st tion apply to . A Nasil, Tnformation has been recoived to tho offect. [ and that he was goius to hane him. Hethon | F474 uyiation of the eousontion at o dia, upon this empty world, has snoken them | (1o Seanos of your boyhood, bat goeand | - Special teain will leave Omaha at 9:50 | 9 B PRESTON, Genoral Agent. | that Miss Fran M. Briggs had met witn a [ put a rone avound Woods® neels. threw it over | Struinaly thiin | i 0y & writian statouont. with his last 1|\}|‘i..,f.g accents and fallen | ro” by the “BURLINGTON ROUTE.’ | p. m. Sunday, August Ist. City tieket _ City Passenger Agent. very serious accident near Shoshone Falls | tho limb of a tree and propared to string i | TR L1 Sax Chabsudly & toeosnivion by tiis asloep with hor honvenly music in his | B} 0% qoily trains lonve Omaha ab 9:50 | Silice, 1923 Fuenans steoot. 3 1501 Farnam Street, Omaha. duy morniug. But fov riculars of | up. Thon Woods bogged for his life nnd [ JRMHELICOT IO NOWET Wt MOUTE Lo W potons beart. Woll may we pruse and ponder | o £a0 " 4 00 1 for Chie g WP Van S accident, huve beon learned, but it is [ KBV Bim his wateh and atl his moncy. Mur |t wastrans-Mississ at tho graro of thia divine poots Bvory | % M 40 b p. m., fo LIER W B VAL Decision in Favor of ths Chicago, | Lo eadent buse hoon donmed out U is | kuy then tied the man's hands bebing bis | O 1s the tommors i X i 3 19 N Y | eago, muking close connections in the City ticket agent, 1223 Farnam street. Mil o & St 3 L, Fipdehe Lot > 3 | back, led him to his house and made a n and respectfully yours noble mind is made nobler, every good | 1y11er eity with all oxpress trains to Bos- Milwaukee & st buggy in a runaway accident and was severly A. 8. PAbnock, U. 8. 8, heart is made better, for the experience | o0 New' York. Philadelphin and all o The new valace sleeping cars of the | injured about the head, resulting in concus- - of such a pilgrimage. In such places as | oints in the east and southenst. W, K. THREW L our. these pride is rebuked, vanity is dis- | ¥l of e e - ) ; ill, city ticket agent, 1223 Farnus ; f ccompanied Dr. George L. M w ] 5 I.‘.m..| and the rovolt of 'tho pussionuto | o ewet, ¢ 1 Farnam' | ooiion, iron-bound oaken kegs Ewoh | continuo to leave. tho . Union dopot, |2 eaimnanied Drdvieorpo LoMUlrtn i | nld”one man thero could keep a regimont at | Jack Knowlow orcibly human heart is humbled — into moekness 1 — keg holds ten bags and each bug con- | Omaha, at 6:20 p, m., daily. Passongzors | The jady is woll known in Ot e | bay. Ejected and submission.” The Souvenir Craze. tains £5,000, so that the volue of a keg taking this traie avoid transfer at Coun- | been a teacher in the public schools fo e Atnoon yesterda actin the Knowles 3 e The souvenir spoon crazo has renched | $000. Gold from o other sido usu- | ¢il Blufls and arrivo in Chicago ut 730 | mumberof vears, Sno rostgned hor poition BETHAVED HIS 0GUSLY, divorce affair was prosonted to residents of Samuel Burns Writes y aand away upat Fort Wrangle | ally comes in boxes, o, m., in ample timo to muke all eastorn | ahout two yeurs aga on account of il heatth | o T e LT AL tine Jack Knowlos That he will be able to displs t Sitka the Alaska Indians are connections. Ticket o 1501 Farnam | 8ud sinee that time she has been a guest at { ¢ il 3 accompanied by two burly constables, went handsomest lot of Dresden china in Sep- | manufacturing “souvenie’ spoons. They A, Nasir, Dr.Miliers homaut Boymouvikiapl ~ Our extra fine Towa country will s at 1scand 173, Come here and buy your butter, you will save money. Re- membor we fndle none but first class butter. HAYDEN BROS., Grocel — - — Summer Drink. afternoon for Philadelphin whero he will 19, present the Keal Estate Owner's association 1, HE SURV of Omaba, before the executive committan ot the national republican convention in pre- senting the claims of Omaha as the location for the next republicnn uational convention, negro outlaw and murderer, Murray, is now there bring out Woods' pistol and give it tq Ry ool Goew, Chicago, Silwaukoo. & Bonl: Ry, Lglouokshonmaln, 0 Lo e A L Gold coin is shipped abroad in five- | with eleotric lights in every berth, will | Miss Briges formed oneofa party which | J08EEPCR Gt wenty miles of swamp G. A, 5 i street, F. M e nantyis ax naot i Lo tAko v uly ) co Melchand 0 his house—~the home of his former wife— tember ever brought west of Chicago, | are of solia silver, have the beak of tho ‘0 Detroit, E. J. PrREsTON, General Agent n“'.!;:,‘!:-1““1"”\“*!“Hl: II”ln”x.H-:L’u Omaha on ‘M“““\ u\u; : x“l\l M!.' v:.nlmr i.\l lllln\n |.:‘ ‘wr’w lmmw le” ul:n'.h ol 7; ,.'.‘,T.'liy'..ffl'.'y..q and buying them at the factory and im- | raven, the eyes of the whale, the tgil of On July 81, August 1 2 the Wa- City Passenger Agont Miss Br 7 condition 18 thought to be :’v A ".' ?.“ .’f. ha 1 “f“ ."v M,‘ 0 street and then threw her share of the houses porting them in bond to Omaha the | the serpent and all the other totems and | bash will sell tickets to Dotroit at ono e very serious, as telograms have vecn sent to B N | S aociia atfor bex prices will bo lower than ever offered | retail for 3 upicco, with the customary | fave for the round trip. For tickets and A Wike Mul relatives to come at once to Omaba, yeantisptencadorikillingia:Lellot.laberer, || HO L MOQUS AUGRARR -t Mea ; fore. discount for wholesale orders, further information call at Wubash of- Three prospeetors in Death valle e and who was brought to this city in order to | Of coursg Mrs. Knowles objected, but this Sl ¥ oot oibtichottid 503 Farnam streat or write. to were nearly dyingyof thirst when thel DeWitt's Little karly Risers; best little | bo taken to Italy where he is wanted for '.'fi“.“.:‘.";fl]:":,»..‘l“l.i}fl:,':flhf;". l!?-!'.rll;If-:..';\:;,.l,\\l.'-': Helin & Thompson, tailors and men'’s Gasoline stoves repaired. Omaha N. CLAYTON, mule starfed off’on his own hook und | pills h‘“h“;mlf‘“' Nil vzl bad broath. | murder, left for his native lund today on the woskoed steadily on, dumping armloads of furnishers, 1612 Furnam, Summer styles. Stove Repuir Works, 1207 Douglas. rthwestorn Pussenger Agent, soon led them towater, And yot the BoOkN. stoamer Inestasia from Brooklyn clothing and such into the gutter. R . —— Omuha, Neb, ik 3 mule is generally regarded us u Ken- | - The history of the Italian is most romantic. Finally It was over and. tho ihree stroda HO FOR DETROIR. W. T. Seaman, wi wnu-um«l carriagoes, tuckinn, ccyiiconf five nesor tess wnder thix hewd, Afty | go killed w man in Italy who tostified against [ away, loaving tho divorced and ejectod T e - | him in u case of assault. He marric SRS e : S e it ‘m..,uu, woman shrieking and wringing her hands. The G. A. R. N amilton Warren, eclectic and s dikidis - 3 rvicklayers' @aion No. ch To Mr. und Mrs R. Sauden, July 2, & nine- A : Ve R P u're a brute!” called a neighbor woman i Nattmat npnmennens, | Smlon ot o R lsogut | vis . 4 oot tpona e o | SIS SN N L L | gt S maved ko merien Ao Noosna o M. 4| 1 4l railway will sl tickets to Detroit for | ¢ialty, disonsos of women uad children, | et My SO JERHEL HUGENAR | at their ball,” 14th and’ Douglas Sts., DrATHS i e of yill aasloniis | blesastaruset, OFARS Ly d beligwed I the G. A, R. national encampment at [ 119 N+ 10th streot. Tolophone 1458, reduced prices. Continental block, 15th ||«“~ doy evoning: July h, 8 p. m the rate of one lowe + wo for |y . : and Douglas streot. usiness of impartance. cnt; each additemal line ton o A the round telp. Dates of salo will b ny [, The Elkhorn line is now running re- lan & e - J. H. PAR&eR, President. e wn [ {O8tune WOK ORSEd 0 Dima WA follows: From all stations in Kansas | €H2ing ehair cars duily betweon Omaha I1'S COOL THERE CranbES HoYE, Seorotury, BN R e L Db s wife tid cuild In the caro of | One of to neighbors tookin Mrs. Knowlos, and Nobraskn, July 80 to August 24, in- | 8pd Deadwood, So. Dk, , free to holders L QL THERE, — e A P R but at 7 o'clock her goods wore still lying in FIRTTN wom all stations in’ Colorndo. | ©F ur.wl‘nllh:. transportation. City office 8158 Bont Aboveitho Tiasal New Piames For Rent, Suwtell is father of Sumvel Sawtell, the | wife to forget her hushand and two ehildren | the diteh, where due process of law bud Oklahoma or Indian Territory, Jul 1401 cnam - street, depot 15th and ) A. Hospe, jr., 1813 Dougrlus stredt, contractor, 70 Hickory stroet Were born who woere not Melehanda's, As | dumpel them, (' \'““““‘ TR AN (s ¥y July Webster, J. I BUCHANA Seventy-three miles south of Denver, e HAMLIN~Lenu, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | {ho time approached for M Juck Knowles isn't extremely popular on Return limits on theso tickets will be noral Passenger Agent, almost under the shadows of that Bethesda & Colfax minoral water, Thomus Hiuitn, Sutarduy atd pw, teom | grom prison, tho cousin who | that row justnow, ORI L S . L e “Prince of the Ran, Pike’s Peak, 1 | Sherman & MeConnell’s pharmacy e the tamily resldence. S Oluri strear. | trust, fearful of his life, o B8 ofher Lng i = A California Excursions. the presence of the most impressive - Interment fn Forest Livwn cometery. Friends | tress’ husband to the authori or full partieul address T, J. An- Pullmun tourist sleeping car excur- | panorama in the Rocky Mountains, lies Chautrugu oy Assemblics. I(\,y‘.lv“l-l.‘,lm nvited; s devson, Asst. Gen'l Ticketand Pass, . at 1 ; L T sions to Californin and Pacific coust | Colorndo Springs. Fifth annual session Long Pine, Neb., : {“"jzl'_'l’,lll,:f,‘;"“l‘_',‘"1“‘;“"’{‘.‘:;‘";\i‘:;{:‘l-‘\\‘“l’lfz:;‘ { points leavo Chicugo evory “Thurs It 15 essontinlly n home and health ve- | August I to 16, One favo for round teip | ton of th ks, Eridas, Juy e 1k st ; ag ) ocle Tsland systoni. | Kunsas City overy Friduy vin the Santy | sort. Horo is concontrated groat wealth, | from Owaha, Nob, Tickets on sale July | 4% ek o’ funiily e } G SARY BUDARPIAN, | Fo Tickst rate from Chic and move people huve summor homes | 81 and August 1. South oot st o Oratin chur 1 AN B ago, 1L #47.50, from Sioux City, Omaha, Lincoln | here than in any of the other frequented Excellent grounds, abundant springs, s L i (G uiatery % . . orKansas City 835, sleeping car rato | places in Colorudo, which isdue to the | delighttul shade und ihe best of talent | Ty ES-Phillp A nzed yours and o i Fine carringes, Seaman's ropository. | from Chicago #1 per double berth, from | fact that it is one of the most atteactive, o to carvy out an tnsteuctivo pro- | ot san of 1 el i 5 Kansas City 83 per double berth, Eyery- | 88 well as most healthful citios in the | gramme. Sorvices. sunday utter | Tho Chicago, Rock Iatand and Paciflo | thing' furiished. except meals, Those | countey. Phird annusl session Black Hills | ASIEles Bundy e ot Will run trains ® the Chautauqua | excursions are personally conduc Pleasant days, cool nights, health- | Chautauqua assembly, Hot Springs, S street. Interment Ladrel Hill grounds July 12 to 21, inclusive, ns fol experienced excursion managers o | giving springs, good hotels and the | D., August 11 to 26. ~Round trip rate of | RIPPLE=Mary, nzed goars. of | fes: accompany parties to destination, For | quietiiess of this beautiful city combine | $25.00 from Omaha, Neb. Tickets on | fulurdey marning fuly = el e Leavo Council Blufts: 6:10 a. m., 7:50 | excursion folder containing full particu- | to make it o desirablo place for tourists | sale every duy. Located ot these fumous | e fuily rosidence, Thir v-first and i i D a ., 10:02a. m, 10:30 . m., 130 p. m., | lars and map folder and time table of | and one of the greatest resorts in the rings Visitors can enjoy both the | streets Tuterment fu Gérman Cat .4\ 4:00 p. m., 6:37 p. m., 7-80 p. m, Santa Fe routo and reserving of sleeping | west. Chautauqua entertainments and the at- “"'}','\‘_'\“,‘ soph, sr. July 95, 1801 at th N7 l.l;u;vt'lmnl:ll;u]:t’n. 6:40 "i:m" u.:\!J car berths, address . L. Palmer, : Remember that it is located on the | tractions of a health and pleasure re- houme of his son, Josoph W.4erzan, 1! Bouth m., 8:66 & m., 11:30 8. m., 2:20 p. m., 5:35 | Passeuger agent, A.,T. & 8. F. railroad, | Union Pacific. E. L. Lomax, Gen'l J. R BUCHANAN, Fuotrih straots | Juterment Coda Wiles Micna i B v tla @ & 1., 616 p. ., 10:15 p. m. 41N, ¥, Lifo Blig, Omaha, Nobraska, | Poss and Tic Agent, Oumiha, Nob GP.AFE&MV.RR Tty B torenooa Used in Millions of Howes—40 Years the »5'-duddrd- cea of Ava linea or leas wnder ihia head, A7ty | killod anoth vetanitha highwosiof mis | idainemivante: 1o\wonit Bave eiy Fomatks d to him. When he went | from neighbors, DIl arrest you.” But he sente kept rigat ou going. - DeWitt's Little Early icisers for the liver,