Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1895, Page 8

8 JOBS FOR A, P, A, WATCH DUCS | 1 HAYDEN BROS, GREAT BARGAIN SALES For Saturday and All Next Week, WASHABLE BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY taple apron check g 24¢ yard Mast Fe| Summer stylos In E Light shirting pr Staple mowrning prints Dr ginghams, lght quality, for Saturday 4% Janitc in the Fublic 8c'icols Members of the Order. INSTANCES oss and dark, the 10c i T ranted, be yard st qual ty soft finish percales, 10¢ yard in light or dark fig r striped lors, 10 | evening after 7:30 we will sell 1 and dotted Swisses for 15 pattern only to a customer SHEETING SALE, ces ever heard of bleached muslin Anchor brand bleached sheeting, 71 -4 bleached, 10¢; 8-4 bl d, 16¢; 104 unblea 1, 3 and ticking SOME OF RANK foard of Kducation Wir ton Pats T Thols Lato Positions w of the Organ za- ¥ lore on a yard, re They Way Act ns Spios Lowest p Yard wide Yard wide 42 inch 15 ached 1 sheet shirt at all adyisers mpelled better element the of it is beginning ot to the ling £t selection r 10c year DRESS GOODS. DRESS Compare these prices with 1 in Omaha and it y for nothing all wool challfe neh wool challi inch best make [ u l’.:\ b YODS! ing ever iering @ few them ineh dark colors, 1214 regular cloth, 10¢ f challie In the worl 1 in organizing litical worker Jar in the available 1 vacancl could be is that ye the curbston @ con m t pu! opportunity were filled h blue and 18-Inch quality 44-Inch 121 Al w black all wool 3¢ tors serge, regular every " Silet rm serge, regular 7 re whe feal result Araw ug r pol grenadine, black, 50¢ goods, a large number NOTION packages pins 2 t laces for 1c. 200 yards machine thread, 2c zen nursery pins, dc k. 4 packages needle five hat and veil pins an tire lot for & 0 new helts buckles, your ch BAT JAINS ir 1 thimblos or 2 pairs om t the heir al capac pool. 14 darning n 1 80 pins i box the e An rican with 10 large fi buckle metal At worth remark Al again le to the order { the board ntroversy over rtain teachers opposition Protectiy in pay ce alone pta th \ t Big job lot B Ch new fancy al sale on ladies' ap books, 2,000 new All by Marvel envelop mirt, s only 10c. While member lively « missal of ¢ was th American succeed and in whom One of the been th for the past two y were in- the at £ the popular authors such Dick ete. AL paper 1c; pearl or | had not been abl as W. C. Lawton janitor at the Long annex urs. During this period Mr. Lawton had given the best of satisfac tion to the principal and teachers, who arc dissatisfied with the change. The rs of the committee on heating and ilution, by whom the change was recom- mended, réfuse to give any reason for their action, beyond the Statement that they be- lieved that a change would be beneficial. LIKED BY THE TEACHERS, Superintendent Banker says that Mr. Law- ton had always done good work. The only objection that he ever heard made to him was that he was rather old, and was apt to be easily rattled on that account. The principal and teachers of the school unite | in declaring that Mr. Lawton had always been @ most exemplary Janitor, and they are not backward in saying that the change was made against their dation They say that Lawton was most honest and consclentious men taey had | ever known, and that in additlon to being | accommodating and faithful in the discharge his duties, he commanded remark- | the respect of the puplls of the a ne it GROCE You can'i afford to miss | 5 pounds good ralsins, 8 pounds dried grapes | Good rice, 4 pounds for pound can table peaches, 121 pound can California pears, 12 8-pound can Golden Drop plums, 12 | 3-pound can Egg plums, 12c, pound can Snider's tomato soup, 12%c. ound cans strawberries, raspberries Joseberries, blucherries, 7 n. A can of baked beans, fe Prunes, former price 10c. 2-pound can sugar corn fe. 3-pound can tomatoes, 6%, Evaporated cream for lce cream Dukes Mixture, 1-pound package pipe, 26c. FOR TEAS JUST WATCH good Japan, 19%c; choice 25c good Gunpowder, 19%c; good English breakfast good Oolong, 23c; choice, a siftings, 9c FRESH ROASTED COFFEE. good Rio ‘coffee, 193¢ A golden Rio, 22¢ A fancy Java and Mocha 0. High grade Java and Mocha, 27%e. Broken Java and a at URS Junit s who hia now 7e. can 9c. with briar k A A A A T choice, 25c. 3c: choice, 28c. A to a en Mr. Lawton was secn by c and he was pumping a wheel down street with a zest and evident that effectually disposed of the as he was too old to be a good janitor, man something over 50 years old markably well preserved, and more active and energetic than the average man in the prime of life. He could not assign the slightest reason for his dismissal, He knew that the principal and teachers had spoken most highly of him, and that no complaints in regard to his work had ever been made to his knowledge. Chairman Bandhauer of the committee on heating and ventilation, sald yesterday that the members of the committee had rccommended the dismissal of Mr. Lawton simply because they thought a change would be advisable. When interrogated as to what fault had been found with Mr. Lawton, he recused to make any explanation beyond what | was contained in his first remark. He ad mitted, however, that it was the usual cu tom to consult the wishes of the principal and teachers in the selection of janitors. SUCCESSOR 1S A REASON Although it is impossible (o ascertain the causes of Mr. Lawto retirement, the identity of his successor throws some light on the mystery This is D. T. Kroh, who a reporter [ 10¢ Twenty-fifth enjoyment rtion that He is a but re- 1 real live bargain day in > fres! and 1te. Best country butter made, Our spearator creamery at 14 Sugar cured No. 1 hams, 9%c Salt pork, 6ic; 3-pound cans a and oyster crackers only Full cream chees Limburger cheese, dc; brick cheese, 10c 12 large cans saimon, 10c. | 16¢ and 18¢ | i ns lard, 19¢ and HAYDEN BROS., Leaders in Everything. —_— - Only #1 50 Next Sunday. Excur unjon depot at 7 a. m. Get tickets at the Burlington's city office. 1324 Farnam st., or at the depot. e SHOWN BY TH: ASSESSMENT. St. Josey on train leaves the Decreaso In Values as C Your—The Figures. “It may not be worth while to make attempt to raise the assessment in some of pared with Last the | govds | trip JUNE THE OMAITA DAILY 1 “MORSE BRY G00DS (0. A New Departure—New Goods—New Gro- cerios—New Pirces. | GRCCERIES IN THE BASEMENT NCW The Freshest and 1t Perual Class Gro at t Meats and First Butter, 3 s Everything [ ery Now ora Our new woand we la water small in grocery department opens tomor. give away a glass of ice cream witn every purchase, great or any part of the store A can of good corn for A c f fine tomatos can of Iye fo ensed milk only ¢ A dozen clothespins for 1c. Three packages of quail oats for Three-pound can baked beans for A pound can of apricots tor Sc A pound of good rafsins for 5e. Half-pound can steak salmon Sc. Three-pound grated pineapple 123c. 20-pound best granulated sugar $1.00 Best coffees 17c and up. A full line of t at lowest prices Smoked meats and butter at all prices. ICE CREAM SODAWATER FREE Boys' bieyele in sizes 81 to 10 Saturday for 1hc Lalies' fine black hose, spliced heels, two pairs for Ladies' fine Richelieu ribbed with taped neck, 15c. Ladies' o vests neck, three for aps 3c; perfumery pecial low prices China silk varacols pecial line of belts with silvered buckle sale Saturday at 26c ICH CREAM SODAWATER FI No matter how small your purchase you get a glass of ice cream sodawater free on urday Thre brown r for 5c. 10¢. hose 35c Hermslorft dye underyests k ¢ Richelieu ribbed, croche e 13 on white satin and on of SUOCHInGS I bink London blue, better gools ireday, all go at 15c. Fancy shirts, laundered collars cufts attached, 35c. 50 dozen ml silk tles, nice new goods, 26c suspenders go Saturday at 10c Negligee shirts 15c, but not over a customer We will sell none of these goods to dealers or peddlers S. P. MORS Tce Cream Soda F cases tan_an than we old ' me and three to E DRY_GOODS CO. ree to Every Customer. - LELAND'S OC Newpo ', R, 1. The most charming seaside resort in Amer- fea. You can enfoy bathing, boat'ng, fishing and yachting, the cliff walks and ocean drives are incomparable. You can engage rooms of Charles W. Squires at the Millard WARREN F. LELAND, Proprietor. Our “Bargain floor” {s where a first-class vehicle can be bought at a third-class price COLUMBUS BUGGY CO., 1608-10-12 Harney street. AN HOUSE. — - B orgaine. Bargains in last year's styles and ghop worn vehicles of our celebrated them at our repository, 1608-10-12 street COLUMBUS BUGGY Chattancogn and Ketur: The Missouri Pacific raitway will sell round tickets to Chattancoga at one fare on June 25 and 26, For tickets and full in formation call or address company's offic N. E. cortier Thirteenth and Farnam, or de- pot, Fifteenth and Webster siree's. J. 0. PHILLIPPI, THOS. F. GODFRE A G F &P P &T. A slightly mke Har- co. ney LADIES’ TURKISH BATHS. Six For Five Dollars. The manager of the bath and complexion parlors at The Bee building has secured the services of a trained masseuse for one month, who, by years of experience and careful study, can by facial massage and medicated apors, creams and balms, make the old to look young and the young vet more youthful all from the remedies nature herself teaches. Special attention to hair dressing. — — A Plenie for a lar. the wards and precinets of the count. said Commissioner Stenberg yesterday, when | the county clerk hand:d him a tabulated list of the decrease in of prop- erty in different sections of the county. While the subject has been dropped, | is quite unlik-ly, in view of the small re- 1ts to be attained, that the Board of Equal- | will consider the plan of raising 1 ts in entire precincts as seriously as | at first. It South Omaha is raised | cent real tate 10 will mean,” Stenberg, “‘only $1.000 to the cou treasury, whereas it is $25,000 or $30,000 board wants. Besides the attem meet with a great big kick." If pecple would complain of some particu pieces of land which I could point out board could do something, continued Stenberg. *'I know of one piece of prop- asses: at $5,000 ought to be at $60,000, at least. Land in that has sold high as $100 a fr Some property in the heart of the city been at one-third less than ear."” Board has been for some time past a laborer in th ploy of the board. But it is claimed that Mr. Kroh's energies have been more largely given to promoting the schemes of the pot- rustlers than to the legitimate purposes of his employment He is one of the chosen ones whom the American Protective associa- tion protectorate has taken under its protec- tion and has been rewarded for his past fealty by a better job. Another case is that Causland, who was dismlissed Janitorship of the Fol Omaha make room for Mrs. Helen Guinotte. Mrs MeCausland had been janitor of th ort Omaha school ever eince it was established She is a widow with two children and the $ per month that she ceived from the school board was her chief support During her five years of service she had given the best of satisfaction and even now it is admitted by the members of th committe at whose instan she was dis o it re was 1 to be found | with her work. They that they thought that Mrs. ( needed the salary more than Mrs. McCausland flimsy explanation is the be has been manufactured to sup of the board in this case. It may be men tioned, incidentally, of course, that on the petition which Mre. McCausland subm for re-election the word “‘Irelan written in the space which was left for the designation of her nativity. For some T on most of the names which were en- dorsed on her application were of Irish ex- traction, while those which ornamented the application of her opponent were of the op- posite character. assessed values | it did 10 per says Mr of Mrs. Mary from the school to Me- the ¢ is sure to lar the Mr. | erty assessed vicinity foot has { last Th | con ¢ | ass. ssed assert InoLes, of Equalization is still hearing laints. 1t i having some trouble in sting the bank assessments. All but National Bank of Commerce have adopted board’s method of a nt, but the tifreront mothod of sment proposed by these people makes a difference of about $60, | 000 in"the valuation of the bank property. The following tables give the details of the | returns of the assessors, showing the de- creases of valuations in the county and city | This fncludes all property, except the banks | which are treated separately, and not yet as: | sessed Ty 15 First Ward 63 Seeond Ward v ward Fourth Ward.. M Ward. . ixih Wird Venon Ward ort the action re | - (Decrease for Tots, Delicious bisenit made with Dr. Price's Baking Powder are never out of favor. — - — WORKING AMCNG THE LOWLY i 280 148 | 334 7M) sy | Young Wome | Up Their A Hattle Fleming Bernard of Tabor the city Thur i the Ch Third st & women and oie oF w0 oth of the same college will remain about thre weeks, when they will be relieved by other ng women of that cc Settiement”’ v bringing to part of the cl triendly manner among_the differ and kind words 10 create a feelug among the inhabitants tending to elsvate them toward a Christiar standard. They will inaugurate a_sewing o) for the little girls. to which they will Ve all who wish to avail themselves of opportunities offered. A class in United tes histors will be opened for the small in which a thorough course wili b The young womon will hold « services Wednesday afternoon Chapel Carpenter, at which meetings Fet el LA bible taugh! Another featurs “iolly Girls' Club,” the not been fully declded upon tains chiefly to amusemonts be held during the vacation The young women will be work while in the ity by Irvine, who has tendered one of Lis Lwo ¢ in fheir schools and wake th ber of young mer of the schiool, ar and other way stay in the city from ‘Tabor de Upon the Anna colleg: Cotiege Take Bottoms. Brooks and Anna lowa, arrived in and took up their abode er 110 |N'nth wart.. 01000 11 1, In, 315,104 Personal Prop Fist Ward geaond Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward | Fifth Ward sias Sixth Ward | Boventh Ward : | Etghth_Ward Ninth Ward vy, the Carpen on South in women lier the down to_institute a the bottows | will ¢ . inhabit n a soctal, moral ey will mak homes, leaving They will str Total decrease of erty, not including | the city of Omaha Lands in the city and personal of real assessment 21 of Omuha were assessed: | 1894, $1,450,410; 1895, $1,303,052 ! Lots in the city of Omaha 1 1894, $15,102,861; 1895, $13,887,0 - - Baking I whe prop- of that banks, of and calls ers y | Dr. Pric | eream tartar brands WILL 4#BATE A NUISANCE, es an Ord matare Cel 4 draws near both men and boys practice of discharging fire arms ckers upon the streets in the \ portions of the eity at all hours of the day and night. To pre vent this and that the community may not he annoyed Mayor Bemis yester noon | an order to the police instruct- | ng members of the force to arrest all | + | persons indulging in this foolish practic | aches agree that ons fres | otrie Paste i fatal; 25c. | L wder is king lesom of all and pure, IV dr at Mayor Is Against the Pre- th will the t i As July th firecra and residen £ the organization is the object of which has | as vet, but per outings, etc, t and A in th Reyv. Alxand m the ch to « will be g assist r ssu nan nuir Rats AL Waihs, Also sulplhur, mercurial baths | oil rubs, kot milk, perfumed baths; mau cure, chiropodist, pedal cure. We are pre e dangerous, and | pared 1o do all we a none of w il produce same effect as | Ladies, have your toe nails made to look | puine. Insist upen having “Hors- | ike dlumonds | whether buying « bot'le of Acid P Oue frec treatment with every bath | ot soda Special attention to hair dressin 108 Bee Building —~— Windsor hotel, 3 blocks from union $1.50 per day. A. R. Hoel. oroo - - Acld Phosphate Are | Because they cpst less are offered e of which gerous. many substitutes Immanue! Baptiat ladies give & grand din ner apd supper st ¥. M. C. A building Sat wrday, The | depot. | tington' | He teft after- | | then simmer | ana The Hayden Bros' employes' p which takes place at West Point June promises to b a very enjoyable affair. features of last year will be greatly creased by foot ball games, base ball, 230, in- sack | races and a host of other pleasant pastimes, The ride its=1f to West Point and return for a dollar is enough _inducement to go. Tickegy cun be obtained from any employe of ——— Ha Bros. 150 Miles Along the Wissourl is one of the attractions of s excursion to St. Joseph, are lots of others, tickets—they cost city ticket office or at the union depot. Train leaves at 7 a. m. Quick Time trom Denver 0. W. a Denver attorney, a wheelman of considerable note, came in from the Colo- rado metropolis yesterday on his byke Denver last Sunday morning, and is enroute to the meeting of the National Wheel- men at New York next month. e Californin or Texas, For lowest rates on tickets and best ac- commodations call on or address E. L. Palmer, P. A. Santa Fe Route, Room 1, First National Bank, Omaha. That Sunda Ther Get $1.50—at the Bur 1324 Farnam st., 1 Wheel. - Mra. Wilkon Loses Her Watch, Mrs. M. E. Wilson, while shopping in Thompson & Belden's dry goods house yester- day morning. was robbed of, or lost, a hand- some gold watch and chain. A Dellcious results, with least labor, from the baking powder that always works best —Dr. Price's. L SPACE FOR SCHOOL EXHIBITS. Handiwork of Omaha Pupils to Be Shown at the State Fair. Secretary Glllan of the Board of Educatio has been figuring out the of spa that the exhibit of the Omaha schcols will require at the state fair. He estimates that the art depa will occupy a space of sixty feet long and ten feet high. The Kinder garten department will fill a space twenty feet long and ten fest high, and the manual training department will require a space thirty feet long. About twenty-five squar feet additional will be required for the gen eral exhibit. The phonographs, with which the musical and exercise work of the schools was fllustrated at the World's fair, will prob ably be repaired and @ brought into requisition for the Omaha festivities amount The | next | | many { | i | | | | ness | Omaha, 5:45 p. m.; Chicago, 8:15 a. m. 4+ SATURDAY, | STEMET CATSERVICE 1o Connection with Kext Sanday's Excor- | alon taan doseph o 24th st Pafk av nd Farnam st nes will be in operation on Sunday fng In time to endble passengers to conne with the Burlington's excursion train for St Juseph leaving the unfon depot at n The excursion Wil reach Omaha, on return journey, aboat midnight gors will find a suftcient nui the depot to transport them to their hom — D OAK RACES, A WLl TEST | from the Tuaird Wil Edtab ish o Pre WASHINGTON election fr n the | I pres Contest Himols oA nt e June Belknap 1 mort i Third exie AfTord the time be taker n th m the congress s by tt t of n w It K passen ber of cars mony — whereas heretofore such b S accorting to W e R been v recogniz Araln Via the Burlington Tuesduy, Jun Leaves South Omaha 9 m. Reaches Red Oak Tickets only $2.00 The Red Oak meeting most excitlng of the year All the famous s country will appear. Get tickets from W Cheek lington Route, South Omaha; at th ) city office, 1324 Farnam street Omaha and South Omaha depots. Lxearslons to 1 niat the when it than Speciat Route time perly The sta ifter th to prepare 2 aken expired more Omaha 9:15 tutes allow for dinner A m in tim; ation of and serve nc t, and the time in wh After tha take timony all told, for the the office of the resuit il ann; r more than returns of the contest lie with the clerk them nted a has been ¢ the house with 1 then with the hou T a day declaration he r which e promises to be th $20,000.00 in prizes and pacers of the ame length of time U answor I tays This y are agent Bur Burling or at the B which mont records {n show that election was of Decemb When cofved it open and cases where te [ Two Groat Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Ry.. one In July and in August. One fars for the round trip. Stop over at Niag ara_ Falls and Saratoga if desired; also by boat one way between Albany and New York at the option of the prssenger. Stop over can also be made at Chautanqua on return trip. Regular Summer Tourist Tickets th delightful mountain, lake and seaside resorts of the east are on sale. Com plete list of routes and with any fur ther information desired be promptly furnished on application. B, Humphrey T, P, Kansas ( Mo. K. Wilber, West Agt., Chicagd The rate is not the only attractive feature of next Sunday's excursion to St. Joseph wton. o the will have the law or to refer them t them printed au what shall be d the house the judge its own members and it if €0 1 or modify it testel and tollowe l six mont Southern to can_{gnore The que the course with con: rates, will never |t housa w t The il be P 3 3 n fr n rece Cert ent a T the ere are conte i that ¢ stimony returns of the m th district show that end Belknap 15,325 Louisiana cases may similar problem. In s that state in_which has been a delay by the law In loy was the the beir MeGa v pre & n Low Kutex to Ked Onk, Tows Via the Burlington rout 5 to 29, int race meetng at Pactolus park Alix, Robert J, Directum, Hal Pointe all the other famous pacers and trotters the country entered The Burlington’s 9:50 a Omaha arrives al Red Oak fal train for Council Biuffs Oak at 7 p. ni, S to 20, 1o spend practically the whoie Oak and to reach home the Tickets and full information at nam street, , June ac- Aking but sult of parties a «mally som necessary sit far as it is known ement in the 1l and it of ent . wceount trom L train noon and a will leave Red enabling on: day at Red came evening. 1324 Far- m at 15 I casc CHINY MAY BORBOW or Capitalists of the United States Chanes to Make the Loan. | WAsHINGTON, D. €., June 21 of the Chin o legation say that the e A Fow Adv Offered by the Chicago, Paul railway, the short line to Chicago. A clean train made up and started from Omaha. Baggage checked from residence to destination. Elegant train service and courteous employes. Entire train lighted by electricity and heated by steam, with electric light in every berth. Finest dining car service in the west, with meals served “a | carte.” The Flyer leaves at 6 p. M. |qa cable statement that China had cl daily from Unlon depot loan in Paris. It is explained by City tickat Office, 1504 Farnam street. C. | that this loan Is a subordinate on S. Carrier, city ticket agent. | 000 taels to cover TR T | peninsula. A& Russia and France Are you going to St. Jost on Japan to make the surrender - he pe Are now on sale; for folders giving routes, | loan of 16,000,000 taels, which rates, etc., call at Wabash office, 1415 Far- | Lier for this particular transact nam street. matn fndemnity of 200,000.000 tael ! guaranty by Russia and France. attention of American Investers is There fs much interes the result of the loan if it is Amerfcan partles. It is satd result woull be the shipment o cedented amount of silver. But bonds are payable in gold, the u't would be to bring back gold for paid to Japan. It is pointed out the Intesest on the entire loan wil $5,000,000 annually: that Chincse ts of $23,000,000 will rea | terest ch the redemption of the probably run for twenty Spain Has Soms Counter ¢ WASHINGTON, June 21.—Tt rnges Milwaukee & St to China tacls arc a loan of 200,000,000 fs atout to pay Japan the loan as any other money Some misapprehension has been cr oh next Sunday Summer vie to Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday? g Clostng O The Buckeye Buggy company are closing out its stock at Fifteenth and Howard. A stock In every way finer n quality and style than has ever been shown In ebraska Dealers and city buyers will save from 25 to 60 per cent on any prices ever made on so-called closing out sales of the past. The sale lasts only a few days. Mr. L. C. Hill tormerly of this efty, is in charge. Pros- pective buyers should call at onc g that an 25 th p jily meet bon: years. Are you going to 8t. Joseph next Sunday? gt M Tmpossible to LAve in £his Country Without hearing about the Northwestern | line's evening "Chicago Limited,” for people WILL talk about its conveniences, tasteful- | and comprehensive up-to-dateness. Ves- arte No tween the United States and Spain sult from the urging of the against Spain. This claim has several others and the situation i as that at the time the United . Great Br 3 1105 8. m. | by “the Alabama Want your trunk checked | ayq this country 1881 tibuled' kleeping cars, chair cars, a I dinners, Plintsch gas, EVERYTHI extra cost Other Northwestern trains at and 4 p. m. at hom City ticket office, 1401 Farnam street, — —— Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday? commission, ame to an and commission of it was a Spanish colony and da addition to the Cuban clalms. It tions for a opened, this there rebellion will result cannot be learned commission have Spirlt Luke, Spirit Lake, *pirit Lake. Through sleeper via the Northwestern Line, commencing June 28, leaves daily for Spirit Lake at 6:10 p. m. from Webster street depot. The lake is the same, accommodations a lit tle better, £.re a little lower. C.ty ofilce, 1401 Farnam stiect. Depot, 15th and Webster streets. J. R. BUCHANAN, G. P. A, BURLINGTON ROU in that as Activity in Cub, June 21 secured Renewed WASHINGTON firmation b ported capture of in-chief of the Cuban | tion_reaching here | ward movement by { The new admiral who has assumel ¢ | ¢l (the ficet 13 one of the y of the Dur-|the service and was chosen | having his energy | policy of the more squadrons of Spanish cavalry garded as a prelude to a decislve by the land forces has been here of insur indicate all the nts, ursion to St. Joseph Sunday, June 2 Train leaves union depot, Omala, at m, Round trip tickets only $1.50. Call at the city tcket office lington Route and get full information. vou going to St. Joseph next Sunday? LI “reck ¢ Itizens Wil Be Paid. SOUTH M'ALLISTER, 1. T., June 21.—The Creek supreme court has decided that the recent call of a session council, being called | for the specific purpose of adjusting the rolls had no power to pass an act suspending the chief, treasurer and auditor, and these offi- | cers are still In office. The decision of the supreme court being that payment be no longer tied up, Treasurer Grayson continued work on the rolls, and expects to begin pay- ment about July 1. There will be about 13,500 | enrolled citizens, and the per capita will be about $14 per head. Spanish a nge with a replace the more ld admiral Are Sy m WASHINGTON, June 21 brought in a verdict of guilly ment, one indictment bel one for falsification of added a recommendation peal on a bill of exceptions accounts, mercy. has be will come up in September. in Henry Howg: and_embezzlem ment while in the e it from the Forty years of valuable service as a whole- some food producer proclalms the worth of Dr. Price’s Baking Powder. i b Bunquet Arrangements. ients for the banquet to Governor Holcomb besn completed. The date has been changed to Friday evening next, in- stead of Thuraday. Ex-Senator Manderson | fipctot® Of (ugchng VoY Wil deliver the address of welcome and | SifCrent sections of fhe kountry garernon Wi N rebron John ', | autumn, and afier publication in the ‘atson, M Harwood and Judge Robin. | TePOrt of tho commissioner of educat Plates will be $5 each, and the invi e {ssued in a separate edition ¢ tions will be issued Monday. They will be [ COPI€S: restricted exclusively to members of the club, - Contraer for n Sewer, pling State School 1 June Co WASHINC Holenl Arean the school laws show that the regulations ment ana qualification of | methods of teaching vary of various states. s to the eachers greatly ave Enziund's Gifts to Indu WASHINGTON 21 Collins at London furnishe At a meeting of the Board of Public Works | jartment with the amounts c lay a contract for the construction of | jng 1804 by the government a to run from Spaulding to Sprague | to industrial and reformatory street on Twenty-fourth, and on Sprague | lows: Industrial sch §i from Twenty-fourth to the alley west of | dustrial schools, $37 Twenty-fifth, was awarded to John . Daily, | 707; reformatories A speclal meeting will be held Monday or Tuesday to consider the settlement of the $£13,000 claim of the Barber Asphalt company for’ street repairs in 1891 June Consul he yeste of Great h 1 7: truant sehio 341 sew | U ohis Wire's Farmour LEDO, 0., June 21.-G Fort Wayne lumberman, shot 1k LR ROR O IR TR IOH ORI U {OFOR ORI HE U. S. Government officially rcports ROYAL Baking Powder superior to @// others in lcaven. ing strength. ¥, (Bulletin 13, Ag'f Dep't, p. 599.) PBI% S IERIRRIER] SOCEUICECEL SN L RS N ECTION LAW Distriet | a tant thirty i mplied with ut having titution of the qualificatio take ch Ning | has in e month u of bl It make flve 1 he \ Kes of law t'on ha ved the alstrict understanding \templated b the securing tHare ave AMERICA Officials Ameri can capitalists who are negotiating in China which b it off ¥ n meens urging a vague or futile suit, and that they stand quite as good a chance of securing epresentatives | n 1 by | 1 her i But carri to which the attract ng speculation g ured by the s | offered of 16,000, the surrender of Lito T ng prevailed thus yieiding occupancy at Port Arthur guarantee reimbu the the the 1 to the fi unpre as China's 1t result silver that th which ms. not f will claim Mora rought up | the States ain settled their conflicting claims France | ccord by the Spain has an offset the claims for the invasions of Florida when customs re- in ges and provide a sinking fund for will im- probable that an international commission be same and ages Spanish war ships during the civil war prospect in further negotia- been yet th 1 _combined m T view cautio No official con General Gomez, commander- | Informa for forces mmand in to The arrival of ten vemen Cap'a'n Howgate Found Guilty, After being out | esterd:y the Howga e jury at 1:30 p A ) bl n m n each indiet g for forgery, and ury ap- taken to the district court on appeals and probably ate was charged with Bovern gnal Service bureau, reau of Education is making a compilatio | \ 0 cers A SUIT 250 “hildren’s ~ We Suitse-- Light and Dark Blue Striped:=- Cord and Tassel: and a Whistle, White Piped Trimmings, Sailor Style, Collar, Children’s Wash Deep timonial Offer For the Young 'Uns On All ;H_‘_l_t_lll'(lf\y Rl 50 CENTS s s e st A SUIT. Sale Day at Want to ses ‘e m? A show window full— Come here at any time. R TR e e T T S T 7P o TP —_— | trip from Denver to New York., They claim to be walkin on a wager between Denver men that the tance cannot be covered in twely weeks, They have been five weeks and three days on the road. imatic man down beside th: +1 his own Dif Kemp, a bartendet, in a ner, last eveulng, then man he had shot and end The wife of Streamatter is a sporting wowan | and has been a resident of a house of dls repute in various cities, and had followed | Kemp to this city a few weeks ag The | husband, however, found out her where- Wbouts and the shooting was the result - vor Dicd Suddonly of Heart Fallure. PHILADELPHIA, June 21.—Henry H. Houston, a director of the Pennsylvania raile ronl and a wealthy and prominent citizen of Philadelphia, died of heart fallure at his home in Wissahickf Heights, a suburb o | Philadelphia toda S - Cotton Wills Destroysd by Fire. TOLEDO, 0., June 21.—The mill of the Toledo Cotton Mill company at Maumee was destroyed by fire last night with the resi- dence of superintendent, Spontaneous combustion was the Loss, $60,000; tnsurance, $47,000. N.E, At W to 1210, The quickest time and best train service is by the Unfon Pacific system Low rates and liberal arrangements for a charm Ing variety of excursions to western reso comprising a_ tour through the famous Yellowstone Natlonal perk; trips to | Francisco, PPortland and Salt Lake City; famous mountain retreats Colorado; the Black Hills and renowned Hot Springs. South Dakota; the summer school at Colorado Springs, and other attraction See your nearest Union Pacific agent or address | BE. L. LOMA jeneral Passenger and Ticket Agent Omaha, Neb, Iy ! cause Paid n Good ¥ LOUISVILLE, Douglas and ex-Jailer chased the well kn modore Porter, 2:13 June 21.-—Colonel Billy Bailey have pur- wn trotting horse, Cem- The price i& said to be | Jim Averted u T SUPERIOR captain of the that his colliding with west on Lake Superior on aginaw Valley had fifty tons of giant der stowed forward and had th lided an explogion might have oceurred weather was thick and both vessels were ob- | gerving the rule which required whistling at short intervals in foggy weather. The Vessels were In dangerous proximity when they dscovered each otner. The wheals of h were instantly put hard aport and the 0 Northwest slipped past the Saginaw g0 close that one might have jumped trom her deck to that of the other. - eroosi(edaran frompthopag v Hl o In federal court yesterday Otto Otravodosky ITHRIE, Okl 21.—The negro set- | was found guilty of using the mails for non- (ers in the Osage Indian reservation are to | mailable matter. Frank Webb and Thoma be driven out of that country. The Osages | Gruneaur pleaded guilty 1o selli liquor have always disliked the negroes and were | Without a license. e ponsors of an act recently passed by the | The city claims that ft has discovered territorial council ordering all people of that | traces of passion or prejudice among other ace to vacate the premites by July 1. In | €rTors committed in the trial of the damage compliance with thie act y gen- | suit of Fleming agatnst It Fleming eral today issuel a y v notifying all «l damages $1,000. It is uegroes on the reser leave before ing was drunk when he that da‘e. d recelved his injuries | The annual examination of the teachers of Douglas county was completed yesterday in the High school examination was con- by Superintendent Hill was at- led by forty teachers, a lar imber of whom have not taught before, but ¢ to make teaching a prof. ssion ache e from the graduating class - bl Cintast Wis., Jun amer Saginaw vessel had a close the palatial 21 Valley call steamer trip Th i from rth The pow hows e Th Sorth theart. Horace Cooper today for the murder of %is November. The drop fell at was pronounced dead in fi EIK was hanged | sweetheart last 24, and hie minutes, June 21 SO — irgin's Governor May Live. ATLANTA, Ga., June 21.—Physicians port Governor Atkinson is holding his ow and are hopeful of his recovery, though they bulletin him as still very critieally ill. - LOCAL BREVITIES, re- ne claimed stumbl Heavy PHOENIX. Ariz,, Ju bar, editor of the Phoenix G fined $6,000 for ded to the custody ne is paid libel is two years old editorial paragraph die Secrctary Bruc I Meade and Attorney John O, tte, was 1 libel and the sheriff until notice of appeal and consisied of Governor Dun- e | terday ¢ rem; th in Some last High school of 21.—Telegrams ha appoint- | i in Xt trint Schools, U Britain | g1’y ntributed dur s fol i % RIVROR IO R ORI RIORIORS i Himselt B Mutton rot neck of mutton, 6 turnips, 2 onions 4 tablespocnfuls Scotch barley, a little salt Soak mutton in water for an h at off scrag, and put it in stewpan with 3 quarts of water soon as it boils skim well and for 1% hours. Cut best end of mutton into cutlets, dividing it with 2 bones in each; take off nearly’ all fat before you put into broth; skim the moment meat boil every 10 minutes afterwards; add car rots, turnips and onions, all cut into 2 or 3 plecos, then put them into soup soon enough to be thoroughly done; stir ln Scoteh barley add salt to taste, let all stew together for 3% hours; about % an hour before sending it to table, put in littla chopped parsiey and serv seateh . 6 1bs. agrrots Tiwe, 83 ho quarts water, Vroiled salt Sulmon or Oiher Salt Fish k in tepid or cold water urs, changing water several times stand under faucet of running wate a hurry or desiring a very salt relish to soak short time, having water anging, parboiling slightly wanted, broil sharply. Season covering with butter. This receint Wil ' guicd’ 1o xhape kinds of salt fish. (For Sal | gron, Sauces.) baund the morning the head ar bars of a a light br dress with it of ta Iry Soak salmon o or let It in it may At th to suit st r che and hour tas answer for all mon Sauce e ¢ Hed | resh «on plece of b up for codil Spice Sauce. S Rl Set on fire % pint boil twenty minutes. add 1 teaspoorful each and Giuger Broile aking it over night in water t the ¥kiu lies uppermost, I water remove Royal 1 cuptul sugar; from fire aid ExtractCloy s Manana Vi by ban: with th preswed (hroug baked o a rich ished with a m s made g pulp a collen: pen pa Salt Muckerel Freshen by taking care b and their | mittey | committe to the the polied in ailroads running from D look for and Spencer, wh pected of having Jerry this city. McGinley died in house from the effects of morphin {tered in whisky. He had been several hundred dollars, departments in all owns along v aski Patchen 5 v B hem and ) arrest ar Me a o us tnley todging minis- robbed of all Fell A number of the old 50 years old. SAN FRANCISCO, workmen were tearin all structu The work had progressed g0 that the buflding was a mere shell. The northwest cor walls suddenly spread and the roof caved in Four men on the roof fell inside the build- g One, James Wilkinson, was killed by the debris.” The three others were injured June & city a stone We ean make you frame for fess than you can by the moulding— Beca Our picture frame factory at 1614 Izard street is the only one in- Nebraska, and we are making picture frames all the tin dute, 2 wag PITTSBUR com i of the Amalgamated association of th of manufactur today on the tin plate schedule, It at the workmen will make an effort o hav ba of the le changed from sh to bar iro in that event they will with e rom the manufactu Will Disturse Lavg NEW YOHRK, June 21 h and the rs are in conferen is thought iro u A. 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