Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1892, Page 8

TIIF BOSTONSTORE 1ST FLOOR Gluck Bros', Handkerchief:, Kid Glovee, COorsets, Hosiery, Chiffon Laces, ON SALE TOMORROW ON FIRST FLOOR The Grandest Bargaing in Fine Have Offered You Will Notiee in Pollowing Lots from Gluck Bros, Stock. HANDKE 81.50 SILK CHIFFON CHIERS, 25C. In this stock were about 100 dozen fancy silk embroidered chiffon handk chiefs that sold in New York for 75¢, $1.00 und %1.50, they go on sule today TIMPORTED HANDKERCHIEFS, 124C. These were bought for the coming holiday trade, They are simply broidered, drawn thread, hemstitched, lago seallops, in fact all the very latest gtyles and imported to sell at 50c and 75¢. Tuke your choice today at 12 $1.26 KID GLOVES FOR 25C. We will sell all tho kid gloves from the Gluck Bros.’ stock that m»hl in New York for $1.00, $1.25 50 and which are in all sizes, in blacks, tans and colors, in dressed-and undressed kid and all the popular white and chamois gloves, All goat 25¢ n $2.00 KID GLOVES 400, We will sell all Gluck Bros.’ finest kid gloves, which gold up to $2.00 a pair, including the novelties in colored mousquetaires, in reds, wLites and tans, at 49c a pair. We close out these gloves at such ridiculous prices,as will we not put them in with our regular “P. & P." glove stock. GLUCK BROS’. HOSIERY. 1 case ladies’ extra fine, warranted fust bluck hose, full regular made,donble cle and toes, go at a pair; sold 1n w York at 50 a pair. 1 cage misses’ and children’s derby ribbed fast black hose, 15¢; you can save 10c on every pair, 1 case ludies’ fancy hose with boots and faney tops, 10c a pair, 1 lot ladies’ assorted opera Jength hose, in pluin black and fancy colors; also, a handsome line of funcy lisle thrend hose worth up to $1.50, all of which go at 50c a pair, All the small lots of misses’ and chil- dren’s hose will be closed out today ¢ and 10¢ a pair, handsome. Em- blacic A‘\Hl\ll’()](ll-l)ull\\ I One lot of perfect fitting long-waisted corsets, white or drab, 29¢ a pair, Dr. Warner’s summ corsets, sizes, New York p lease H. & S. extra long or ‘walst corsets, finest quality of mat in black, cream and white, 59c. the world over for $1 Alsoabout 100 dozen corsets that every woman and child knows, such as Thomp- son’a Glove-fitting corsets, De. Warner's corsets, B, & C. corsets. Choice of any in the lot for 69¢, worth up to $1.25. LADIES’ £5.00 CORS 3 $1.98. We also huve about 100 high novelty French form corsots in the very finest quality of imported satin, in "creim, light blue and gold. Price today 81.98. Regular New York price $5.00. THE BOSTON STORE, The greutest dry goods store in Oma- ha today. N-W. cor. all short rrial, Sells 16th and Douglas streets. 81,000 Reward, T will pay one thousand (1,000) dollars for the body of Judge J. R. Clarkson. Communicate with me hy telegraph at once. . S, Clarkson, Omaha, Neb. duy, New York Tomorro ugh trains via Pennsyly daily offer excellent facil- s for rapid transit east from Chicago. ommodations are first ¢ 1f your ads via this direct route you are sure of a pl ant trip. Address Luce, 218 Clurk street, e Attention, Knights! A1l members of Trinngle Lodge No. b4, Knights of Pythins, are requested to 1w t Wolil’s hall, 22d and Cuming streets, at 1:30 p. m.. Sunday, August 14 for the purpose of uttendin funeral of our late brother, C. L, son._ All membe s of the order cor invited. RApNOR WORTITIN H.J. W K. of R and Sw next, Omaha and South Omuha switchmen hold theic 4th annual Ivh tic at Waterloo. Tickets, round rip and ndmission to the grounds, $1.00, children free. Special train leaves Broudway depot. Council Bluffs, 8 o'vlock, U. P. dopot, Omaha, 8:30 and Bouth Omaha 9 a. m. B REVOLT OF ARALS IN CONGO. Chien Fast thr Bhort Lin iti Sunday Whites Killed and Property Dest ¢ Stations. Brussers, Aug. 12.—The Independence Belge snys that twenty agonts of the Kutanga company nave been killed or captured by Arabs on the upper Congo, The steamer Beorneau, which was taking goods up tue river, was seized und the factories were xazed. Whole tribes on the western bank are in insurrection, The Arabs northwest of Nyvavga have gone down tho Lualaba river nua captured the station at Rivaraba, X lling the whites employed thoro, The sta- tious on the upper Loruassi have also been destroyed. The Arabs at Stanley Falls and sangi, hittierto loyal, ave showiniz hostility, The Congo State authorities are sending v fuforcements, Stelec Quarantine Against Cholera, BenLiy, Aug. 12.—-Three bundred and fifty Russian Jews, who have been for some woeks living in & starving coudition in sbeds av Mystowntz, in Prussian Silesia, on the Polish frontier, have been allowed to proceed direct to Hamburg, The object of the precautions taken in their cass wus 10 provent the intro- ducrion of iufection. Tho frontier is now strictly closed against emigrants. Sr. Perensnvra, Aug, 12.—~The ofticlal re- ports 1n regard to the cholera cpidemic say that the disease 1s alminishing in Saramara sud Saratoff. Loxnox, Aug. ~A dispatch to the Btandard from Tientsin says: The extremo gravity of the Pawmiv question Is bezinning to be recognized here. A force of infuntrs and boesemen have been ordered to proveed from Kashgar to RRangkul in the Chineso province f Surikal. Manitobuw's Sehon OrrAws, Ont,, Aug. 12.—It is agan cur- rently roported that the gomiuion will over- conie the Manitoba school question by ask- Ing parliament to suthorize it 10 divide a shure of the revenue from the Manitoba land saios for the support of the Catuollc separato achiools. B Kight Miners Dashod to Death. Panis, Aug. 12.—A fatal accidoat occurrea 1o pit st Bessegos, dopartment of Gard, today., While eight miners wore ascending 1ho suaft in the cage tho cable broke aud all were dashed to the bottom and killed. Another Candidate for Cardiual, Loxnos, Aug. 12.—A dispateh to the Curonicle savs Mgr. Stouer will be made dardinal at the coming papal consistory. s “Late to bed ana_eariy Lo rise will shorten tho road to your bome in the skies. But parly to bod ‘aad “Little Early Kiser.'toe Lm that moukes lfe longer aud bLetter wud A THE BISTONSTORESHOE SALE Ninoty Bases Ladies', Men's and Children's Fine Shoes From Gluok's Stook, FROM ONE CENT TO 8500 A PAIR This Shoe Sale 18 a Shoe Sale That isa Shoe Sule, Sure K —1ts a Lot of Shoes Bought on the Q. T. At any price we liked to give, And we did nov give much, Becauge wo did not have to, Beciuso these shoos a part of the great purchase of the Gluck Bros., New York, dry goods und shoe stock. But these prices tell vhe tale better, quicker and easier. Now remember are going to sell these shoes very, very cheap. And you ought to come very, very r\url\ a p a pair. ‘ e a pair, Shoes, 99¢ n pair, )W FOR THE VERY FINE SHOES. Pricos on ludies shoes. W ippers, 10es, 49 \oes, ve dollar shoes o for $3.50 & pair. Four dollar & a half shoes go at $3. Three dollur shoos go for $1 Two doilar shoes o f PRICES ON MEN’ buys usix dollar shoe. s wr shoe, ln addition to llle 'lh()\e Im.q wo placo on sale tomorrow: les’ $3.00 bootees for $1.50. 3 ' $3.00 Prince Atborts for 81.7 Ludies’ $4.00 Prince Alberts for $: 3 Ladies’ one strap sandals in fine im ported dongoli skins, hand-turned, worth $3.50, for $1.50. Ladies’ suede sundals, worth $4.00, go 2.00. We wish it distinctly these are no broken lots cases of brand new shoes, that up to the day of sale had never been opened. at this line of shoes all through is something extraordinavily fine, and that we make no claim to offering you a dollar for 10 cents. But simply give you the benefit of our purchase. What they sold for $1.00 you can get for 60e. THE BOSTON STORE'S WARRANT. We guarantee eve ir of shoes to give good satisfaction in wear, We will | sew up any paiv thatrips free of charge, | and will replace any pair that does not give proper wear with a new pair, for nothing. Be sure you get to the right place. THE BOSTON STORIE, N. W. cor. 16th and Douglas. THE BOSTON STORIE, Everyhody knows it. The biggest shoe aha. N. W. corner 16th and Douglas. NO FIVL at understood that but full solid department in 16 RATE, Knusas Clty's Big cured Euvorablo T teaco, 1, Aug. 12.—Cl hmrmnn Calawell has not yet decided to grant the Atchison's upplication for authority to make a $-rate to IKansas City and return on account of the Knights of Pythias encampment. A special ; meeting of the Western Passenger associa- tion was held at nis office this morniug and the matter was thoroughly discussed by the representatives of iuterested lines, They wore not of one mind as to the advisability of making so low a rate, although it was ad- mitted that cut rates were officially an- nounced from Cineinnati, Columbus, Indian- apolis. Fort Wayne and other poits east of Chicago. No conclusion being reached, Chairman Culdwell had u hearing this afternoon for the purpose of taking the testimony of parties directly iuterested in the question. 'I'ne evi- dence Submitted by the Atchison rep: tives showed conciusivels that the r seriously demoralized and in the minds many afforded suflcient ground for putting into effect the proposed rate from Chicago. It was not cleatly shown, however, that the reduced fares from eastern territory were being applied by wiy of Chicago, and for this reason the chairman decided to con- sider the mutter until tomorrow before giv- ing bis answer, The Chicazo & Alton spe- cificuliy denies a char, made agaiost it of having contracted to carey a (hicago com- mandery to the encamnmont at a rate of § per passeager for ibe round trip. Dressed fseof Rates Unchanged. The Michigan Central and Lake Shoro companies, after a conference with the New York Centrul and other eastern conncctions, have agreed to made no advance in tho presoat rates on dressed beof 1o Albany and the interior New York points. These wers among the commodity rates vecently revised on & higher basis to become effective Au- gust 15, but at the solicitation of boef dressers the Vanderbilt liues have decided to make no chunge at present as to Lhis par- ticulur traflie. The other roads are foreed to foliow their example and Chairmun Blanch- ard of tho Central Trafic association an- nounced today thav until further notice the rates on drossea meats to the pownts indi- cated will remain uncha Adjourned fo The Western 1) journed until Dec vent Hus Not Yet Se- our Mo cight associution mber, At a previous meet- ing it was agreed that the regular meetings of the association shoulil hereafter be held quartorly nstead of moathly, and the object in taking o four months itermission at this time is to begin the quarterly meetngs in December and so avoid midsummer sessions in tho future. Iu the meantimo the memoors are to rotain all their righis under the agree- ment, and speciul meetings may be called if necessury. Hurvest Excarsions Territory, Additional territory to that already agreed upon by the westera roals for harvest ex- cursions has been authorized by Chairman Caldwell. The new torritory embraces all poiuts on the Queen & Crescant route nnd other roads in e south, oxcept the Now Orleuns, and points on_the Soutbern Pacific, Atlantic system, from Mobilo 1o Lake Charies inclusive, has ad- A g (A DeWitt's Sarsaparilia destroys suoh poi- sons us scrofula, skin disvases, eczoma, rheu- matism. [ts timely uso savas many lives, Mr. Asphalt Contracts, Audrew the asphalt contractor who bid on a number of paving districts and KOt one, notwithstanding the fact that he was the lowest bidder on ll, has decided to g0 o and cowplete the paving of that dis- trict, He has written wiih bis oond that he will be on hand 1923 — Fresh miloh cows, steers and heif springers. D, Jollvios,Grace & 17h e -— DoWitt's Sursapuriiin ol tha bjoal. THE OMAHA THIE BOSTONSFORE BASEMENT Owing to the Immensity of the Gluck Stock Ve Are Unable T0O PUT IT ON SALE AT ONCE But Wo Plek Out All the Ladies' ana Men's arnishing Goods, Which Be Sold Today In the Basemect, Summer win LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS 250 Gluck’s entire stock of ladies’ ambrie, lawn, sateen and othe ikl go at 25¢ today 3,000 odd lots of gents’ fine underwe consisting of gauze, merino, French Engiish bulbriggan and lislo thread un- derwear, in shirts and drawers, go at 124e, 25¢, 89¢ and 48 Iverything at about n quarter of its real value, 200 odd lots of men’s fine white laun- dred shirts, all high grade goods, go at , 40c and 75¢ 800 odd lots men’s fine outing flannel, sateen, Prench flannel, silk stripes and madras shirts with dried collars and cuffs, go at 25¢, and 200 0dd lots of ladies’ jerssy underwear, go at e, V¢ and 12 doubie. All lhu men’s socks in the Gluck stock , He, 6e and Ye. Boys’ shirt waists go at 1 ¢, worth up to $1.00. Gluck Bros, entire stock of unlaun- dered shirts go at 25¢ and 39¢, worth up fine shirt ribbed worth 19¢ and All the ladies’ muslin underwear that slightly mussed, including gowns, rts, chemise, drawers, corset cov- ers, children’s slips, drawers, ete., go in lots at 30c and 48c. DRESS GOODS SALE MONDAY. On Monday we will pluco on sale the Gluck Bros.’ stock of dress goods which was bought for early fall trade. It is the most clegant stock that bas ever been shown in Omahaund will com- D favorably with any of the d 8 goods stocks on Grand street in New York, carried by Lord & Taylor, Ridley & Sons, and others, THE BOSTON STORE. The only store in Omaha today. N. W. corner 16th and Douglas strect. PUBLIC WORKS CONTRACTS. Grading the Road to the G ral—Bids on the South Sid The regular weekly meeting of the Board of Public Works, hela yesterday afternodn, drow alarge crowd of contractors, Owing to the fact that there were a number of bids to be opened. Henry Hall was the man who got the contract for grading 'I'wenty- second street from Poppleton avenue to the south line of the United_States quar- termaster’s depot. He bid 10 7-10 cents per cubic yard, For grading Military avenue from Hamil- tou to I Katz & Callahan bid 162 cnts per cubic yard ana got the work, Tne ame parties were the lowest bidders on grading the alley in blc Twentieth to Twenty-lirst street in Campbell’s addi- tion. The bid was 20 cents. “There were three bids for the construction of the south side sewer on Twenty-first street from Casteliar to Martha stroot. Frank L, Reeyes & Co. ot the coutract. Their bia was as foliows: 42-inch brick sewer, 4. fnch brick sewer, $.00 per lineal foot; man holes, £30 each. In this sewer threo will be 772 feet of 42 and 150 teet of 3-iuch pipe. T. C. Bruner wrote saying that J. W. Fur- nas & Sops, the curbing contractors .on Twenty-third and Michigan streots, had done nothing toward carryiug out their con- tract awarded on May 16. The secretary went through the recoras and ascertained that according to the terms of the Iurnas contract the work was to be completed on or before July 15. The members talked of or- dering men onto the work and charging the expense against tho coutractors, but decidea to wait one week before taking final uction. ol Katz & Co. were the lowest bid for making sewer conuections. They of- ed to lay six-inch pipe for 47 9-10 cents per lineal foot aud four-ineh pipe at 43 conts, ‘Tnere were any number of bidders for the pavineof Twenty second street from Leaven- worth to the United States quartermaster’s depot, Twenty-third street from Nicholas to Michigan and Twenty-fifth avenue from Leavenworth to Marey street, A new asphalt competitor, James Alnscow, camo into the field and bid §270 on class “A” with a five-year and £3.10 with a ten- year guaranty. Action on the mward was deferred until the next meetiog. Tho brick with a five-year guaranty was swarded to J. B. Smith & Co. av$1.50, the Sioux Falls anite to Hugh Murphy at $2.35 per squaro 3 Tho same bidder was awarded the Colorado sandstone at $1.9) and the brick at §2. with a ten-year guaranty. Sidewalk Inspector Wilson sent in a com- munication asking that the board order the construction of sidewalks in front of lots 2 and 8, block 5t, on the south siae of Chicago streef, between Sixteenth and Seventeentn streets; lot 8, block 44, northwest corner of Soventeenth and Chicago streets; ot 2, block 80, east of the Methodist Episc church on the south side of Davenport street; and lot 8, block 114, northwest corner of Nine- teentn and Farnam streets, These walks bave been ordered by the council aud the property-owners notifica by the required puolication in the newspapers, and tue work remains to be done. Some of tho walks are in a very danwerous condition aud have been for soveral years, The board revived M. Wiisou's communication, but failed to take any action in_the matter, Major Balcombe refusing to vote with Chairman Birkhauser in ordering the work done and the cost charged to the proport M. Wils Owmana, Neb,, Aug. ‘Tue Bee: Your evening's 1ssue contains an article oa sidewalks which is s0 unjust to the citizens, the coutractors and myself that I would be pleased to have you print my an- swer to same. | was not aware I bad talked to any reporter. I did say to somsone who asked the question how I found the walks, that [ did not find, so far, but one walk of brick which had been laid right and in full accordance with the city’s spacifications, but that every contractor whom I had yet met was willing to correct errors and tay their walks in full compliance with the cily's specifications. 1 was i bopes thut whnatever was needed to be reformed could be doue in a quiet pleasant way and I know it can be douein that way. Without an ex- coptivn every citizen and o coutractor 1 buve met have exprossed a willinzness to aid me in the general improvemont of all walks, 1€ people who are about to lay walks will inform themselves av the Board of Public Works just what tney are entitied to and how walks should be tmd Iwill do all I can justice done fuliy to every eitizen and . ull of whom have just rights in My aim shall be’ to know no person, but to get the best possible walks for Owmaha, Very respec.fully, Jon Public Side —_—— L000,000 Vitrifiod paving brick for sale, will contract to de or - the amount withia the next 90 day: stafl Bros. Mfg. Co., Lincoln, 1, WiLsox, Lk Inspector, We above Buck- eb. D*PRICE'S al Baking Powder: Used in Millions of Homes—-40 Years the Standard DAILY and | BEE: S8ATURDAY, BAD EGZEMA ON BABY, Head One Soli@8ore. Trohing Awfal, Had to Tie Wis Hands to Cradle, Curediby Cuticura. Our fittle boy brokeout on his heal with a bad form of . whem e was four months old Wo tried thry 414 not help him We [ Al afio ing them elovea wesks oxastly acsorling to dire o tions, ho bogan to stendily improve, an after tho us of them for seven months hishoad was entiroly woll Whon wo began using it his toad was & solld s the crown to his e It whs also nll over his oars most of his face And amail places on different parts of bis boly. T ) aix n wooks that we had to oy N op his lands tiod o the hold them whon he was takon w); and had mittens tied on his hanis to keap his fincor ho woald soraten 1 he could ot his hands loose. We know your Outt cura Remedies curo | him, We feel safe in recom- mending them to othe GEO. 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We find on hand today a few olds and ends in different parts season they'd “why” of the house. They're all be chestnuts. — We of it. A few A lot of Light Derby Hats, 4%, A few Fine Negliges Shirts, ok, A few Silk Mixed Shirts, o8, A few Low Shoes, oty A few A few A few If you have made an invention on which you desire to secure a Not only “dagos” bye at a dimz a cup —with 'y it—the ancicat minstrel joke with whiskers on it—the average fish story anl the campaign lic are as right won't have 'em next season, Th A few Coats an1 Vests, ®"\ntis o A few Sateen Coats and Vests, (1, .. .yesterday $1.90, tolay $1.25 ‘rench Flannel Coats anl Vests, yesterday $6 00, tolay $2.75 estetlay $2 anl $2.50, today $H 173 $2.00 $1L15 1, oo o oo oo oyesterday $3, today «o..wouyesterday $4.00, tolay o eeenveaaa o yesterday $1.50, today Wash Ties, some puffs, some knot, yesterday 20c, tolay 10c Joys' Blouse Suits, «............yesterday Men's Suits—od1 sizes—very much reducel—Dby the heat. the nut that our this se ason. 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