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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1890)
r 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , JUNE 29 , 3 SOO.--TWELVE PAGES. THE BOSTON STORE , " "TLo Greatest Oloiring Sale that Omaha I Ever Saw. Tlilw In no Onllniu-y Hnle-Miuiy Wltlo AwaUo AstonlHlierH , Not Kvou We , Have Hvc r CJIven Such i Itel'ore. "Wo will clour out nil the small lots of ilry goods now in the Hloro at prices BO low anil wo cheap Unit the good will r'o with a mitrlity rush. 1IKKK COMB TUB 1'RtCES. a" ) pieces of imported saline * will go at Be PCMynj'd , former price xvas Hoc. f)0 pl'oesH of the now Sicilian cloths will go nt fia per yard , worth 18c. Bo early for choice of these. 10 pieces of fancy checked nainsook will close at . ' ( | o , were Hie. 15 pji.eesof fancy plaid white goods < o , wore loo. . _ , 10 pieces of open work lace olTeel lawns wore 120e , wo close thorn out at Senor nor yard. , JJO pieces of high grade white goods liavo been hilling at itfo to 'foe , wo close DRKSS GOODS SLAUCHITKIl. WD rnro not for the values ; these dress goods must go. Our 2oe cashmere go at 7jc. - Our oOc spring millings go at 19e. Our fioe huuricttas go at IDc. Our < ! 0e brilliantines gd at 2.'lc. Our ( We French henriottas go at 2e. ! ) Our OOc fancy spring buitings go lit 2.'tc. 2.'tc.Those 8oe silk striped French flannels go utHie. . , Our $1 all wool French henrletla goes nt ( ic. ! ) Our / > 0o black henriettn goes at lOc. Our ( We black henriettn goes at il'Jo. ' Our S.c black goods go atlo. ! ) . Our * ! . ! ! " ) silk llnlshcd and ailk win-p hcnrlottaH goat $ ! . C'omo and bee them go. AND TIIM DO.MKSTICS GO CIIKAP. All our 7c , Sc , Oo unbleached muslins go at oo per yard. 100 pieces of assorted calicoes , have been selling for flc to lOc per yard , we close them out at ! ! c per yard. Hig lot of outing llannels we close out nt oc per \ard , they luivo been selling for I Of , 1'e ! l-5c. 10 pieces of suiuiuor flannel at lee per yard , were JHe to Hoc. All the saline remnants that were 1"o wo cut the price right in two in the iniddloand sell thorn for Tie per yard. CI fl LimKN'S UK DKUWKAK. " \Ve place on sale a big line of cliild- ren's gauze undershirts , long sleeves , Bhorl sleeves and sleeveless , at waydown clearing out prices. Wo will close out all our ladies' un derwear in lisle , jersey and balbriggan that sold for SUc , 7. > e and iSl.OO , all go in one lot at iMIc each. rLMBHOimSUY SKIRTING. "Wo are overstocked and will close out lots at 3'Jo ' G'Jo ' the entire line in three , and ll.'jc por'yard. 'J'heso are all highest grade goods , Irish point , hemstitched , milled and in- Horted pleats , etc. , formerly sold at 05e , 81 and Sl.oO per yard. These are im mense bargains and should bo seen before - fore purchasing your white dross. THIS FlUtUlTFUr , SLAUGHTER. Gowns , chemise , drawers , corset cov ers , skirls , infants' and children's dresses , trimmed with lace and embroid ery , and good quality of muslin , wo clohO them out at lioe each , well worth 60e und Too. TUB I'AHASOLS MUST GO. Our entire line will bo placed on sale tit about one-third their real value. Ladies' silk parasols at I59o that were 81.00. 1 'anif-ols at Ooe that were $1.2.5. Our SI. 25 parasols formerly sold at $11.2- , . $11.2Some Some big parasol bargains. TUB UNKINUKST CUT OF ALL. Ladies' black hose that wore 15e cut to 8c. Ladies' fast black hose that wore 25o cut to 12e Ladies' real black hose that were lioo cut to llc. ) Wo luivo many other bargains to close out , but have not time to mention them. Attend this sale and bo convinced that there is nothing but bargains at TUB BOSTON STORE , 1M S. 10th St. ' - Hurry Up , Now. The SHOO diamond earrings will bo given away by Norris & Wilcox at their place of business , 1517 Douglas street , at 30 o'clock on the morning of the -lib of July. A ticket entitling1 the holder to a chance at the diamonds is givonwith each dollar's worth of shoes purchased be tween now and ! ) o'clock p. in. July 3d. Tickets ut lowest rates and superior Accommodations via the great Rock Is land route- Ticket oirico , 1002 Six teenth and Farnam streets , Omaha. The World Do Move. And so do the elegantly appointed trains of the Burlington route. By this favorite line , selected by the U. S. government to carry the fast mall , you liavo the choice of throe daily trains for ' Chicago and the east ; two' for Kansas City and the south ; two for Denver and the west. The Burlington No. 2 Fast Express , vestibule I throughout , equipped with elegant I'ullman cars furnished with well selected libraries , reclining chair cars i seats free ) , and dining1 car leaves Omaha ! : : ! ( ) p. m. , arrives Chicago 8 a. in. , serving breakfast before arrival. No , ( I , tlio fast mail , leaves Omaha OM'ri p. m. , arrives Chicago 1 p. m. , equip ment and dining car service up to the lilghoM , standard. Ticket ollleo 122t ; Farnam st.V. . F. Vaill , agent. For good lit , workmanship and reason- nine prices go to G. Svanson & Co. , tail ors , ; ils S. iuh ; st. Omnha Ttenl Kstnto & Trust Co. , removed - , , moved to ± 10 S I7lh st. , Hni-3 building. ' The ehoaposl prices on frames. Iloyn 1414 Dodge st. Far In Advance. The Chicago it Northwestern with its 40 : ! ! p. m. antUl : ) p. in. vestibule llyers , with sleepers , diners and free parlor cars direct from llio U. I * , dopol Omaha to Chicago , l-'our passenger trains each way dally. City ollleo , Mill l-'arnam St. IJepot , loth and Marey Sts. KoiKent. . At A. IIospo's , 151 ! ) Douglas st. , now pianos , rent to apply towards purchase. Seaman's carriages best and cheapest. Try Schoolply's $ a Shoes , 1410 Douglas street. Cabinets $1 per doKolm & MolU. Water rents duo July 1 , payable at nfilco of Tlio American water works Co. , Bii : : building ; f > per cent discount allowed if paid on or before July 1. Ollleo open from 0 a. m. to 5 p , in. The Only I'liioo in the City to got first class printing and engraving. McUride & Co. , 1610 Dodge. Seaman's buggies best and cheapest. lliVVDKN MHOS. .Spc-elat Mar nlm on Monday. fi.OOO yards of white plnld nainsooks ul fie yard , worth lOc. Ki pieces line checks und stripes tit 10c yard , worth "Oc. 800 pieces of flno lawn checks a i1 plaids , stripes , etc. , at loc , 20o and Uoc , not half their value. White dress goods must go on Mondaj if low prices will sell them. India llnons 4e , 5e , Oc , 7c , Sc and lOc yard. Fancy challies , last chance , on Mon' day only 15e yard. Fine I 'orslini challies , new designs , rc > dueed lo elo-io on Monday oo yard. Best : i2-inch wide chullies 12Jc yard. Fast colored lawns oo yard , others gel 7jc for this same grade. Black sateens , black batiste , black India linens , black lawn checks , etc. , in great variety. Striped and checked' linen for boys wear at 18c , 2oc and 'We yard. ' Polka dot in Swiss , all tlio dllTorcnt bi/.e of dot to bo had at Uaydens' . Special bargains on towelu on Monday ut lOc each ; best value to bo found in Omaha. Outing llannel at 7e } yard. Fast color turkey red table damask on Monday only l/ic / yard. Remnants of table linen and wash dress goods of every description must bo sold regardless of value. JIaydens' Is the place to buy your fire works. You will save money every time. COLORED DRBSS GOODS. Monday dross goods at slaughtered prices. 100 pieces striped and checked mohair at lOc , usual price : iOe. : ! < ! -ineh brilliantihes in all the host shades at Hoe , Joe , 60c , usual prices oOc to 75c. 12-inch silk finish mohairs at oOc , 05c , usual price 7oc , $1. 12-inch light weight albatross at 40c , I8c , (5Sc , usual price eec , Ooc , 75c. A largo assortment of evening shades in all the popular weaves at prices lower than any house in the west. Your choice Mondaj' of CO dress robes and combination suits at S7.50 , 80.50 , $10.oO , former prices $ ! " > , SIS , $22.50. BLACK GOODS. T.S inch English cashmere at 20c , 2-jo and 28c. 12 inch all- wool hcnrietta at 60e , GOc and 7oc. Tlio best value at the above prices ever shown. 40 inch nuns' veiling ( superior quality ) al 7"o > and Soc , worth ! ) . )0 und iJl.iH. Brilliantines on Monday at slaughtered prices. 40 inch silk finish brillinntines at oOc and OOc , usual price 7oe and SSc. 42 inch sublime black silk finish brilliantine at 81.00 and $1.25. An extra bargain at these prices. Surah and brocaded silks 2-5c , worth GOc. GOc.Largo assortment of evening shades in surah 'We , worth ( lOc. We have a few pieces of figured China silks al 2oc. 2.5 pieces figured China ! ! oe , worth 7oc. Plain China , all shades , at 4/jc , former price ( joe. ' A largo assortment of now evening shades in surah , superior quality , 55e and Ooc , former price 7oo and Hoc. \Vo.havo 11 large assortment of colored pros grain hilks , best quality , 75c , former price $1.2. ) . We will olTer great inducements to buyers in our black silk department. Wo will sell a No. 1 black gros grain silk for $1.00 , never bold before for less than $1.88. 10 pieces for $1.1/5 , . worth S1..50. Wo will show the best value in feillc black silk ever shown in this city. 10 pieces royal armuro SI. 1C , worth $1. GO. Wo will slaughter black brocade satin Mon day , price $1.10. Silk grenedines at 7oc , worth SI. 50. All the above goods are of .1. C. Bon net & Co. 's manufacture. All warranted to wear first class. SHOE DEPARTMENT. Special prices on low shoes and Ox ford ties until July 4. I1AYDBN BROS. , Dry Goods and Carpets. - < - Ornnd Kxoursion to Yellowstone National I'urlc and Other AVcstcrn ItesortM. The Union Pacific , "Tho Overland Route , " proposes to run , on July 20 , a grand excursion from Omaha to Yellow stone National Park , Great Shoshone Falls , Idaho , Ogden , Salt Lake City , Garfield Beach , Denver , Clear Creek Canon , the famous Loup , and other points of interest. Tlio Union Pacilio will furnish six horse Concord coaches , which will carry the party from Beaver Canon , Idaho , to and through Yellowstone National park. Those coaches will also bo taken to Shoshone shone station and used for the ride to great Shoshone falls. At each stopping place , such as Ogdoii , Salt Ltiko City , Cheyenne and Denver , the coaches will oo unloaded , and the tourists convoyed from the depot to the hotels. Afterward a ride to all points of interest in each city will bo taken. From Beaver Canon to Yellowstone national park , the trip will occupy tlireo days going , three days returning , and eight days will bo spent in llio park. Excellent tents and good equipment for camping out will bo furnished by the Union Pacilic , enrouto from Beaver canon to tlio park , and while in the park tlio tourists will bo quartered at the various hotels. The very low rate of $22-.00 per pas senger has boon made from Omaha. This rate includes railroad , Pullman and stage fare , meals and hotel bills from the time of leaving Omaha until the re turn of the excursion , in all 80 days. Only thirty passengers can bo accom modated , and as accommodations are limited , early application for same should bo made , no one being accepted nfter July 20th. Unless (20)"tlckcts ( ) uro cold by July20th , the excursion will bo abandoned , and purchase money re funded immediately. in ordering tickets send money for same by express , to Harry P. Douol , city ticket agent , U. P , Ry. , 1302 Far nam St.s Omaha , Nebraska. While children will be allowed on this trip , still it isadvibablonot to take them. For further Information relative to this excursion and itinerary , applv to B. L. LOMAX , Gen'l. Pas's. Apt. . OMAHA ; NKII. Save 80 per cent on frames at Hey n's , 14 M Dodge ht. ' Seaman's wagons best and cheapest , AVoddlnt ; Stationery in correct styles and perfect execution. MoBrldoMt Co. . l.'tlll Dodge. Try Schoelply's $8 Shoes , 14 lo Douglas street. Hoyn , the photographer. See our 010- guilt $8 cabinets. Commercial Print Ini ; . McBride A Co. , IfllO Dodge street. Ilel'oro A piano examine the now scale Kimball - ball piano , A. Hospo , 15111 Douglas. Our cabinet photos $1 per doz. ; proofs shown ; Kitlsfaetlon guaranteed. Kolm & Moltz. . - Through coaches Pullman palace bleopors , dining cars , free reclining chair cars to Chicago and intervening points via tlio great Rook Island route. Ticket ollice 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam. Cabinets $1 per doz. Kcim & Moltz. 1IAYDKN nilOH. Down tlio I'rlc'p. Very best country butter 8c , lOc , 12c } and the very best creamery loc , vori best full cheese 12jc ; brick chceso 12Jc boneless ham lOc ; picnic ham' 7c ; bes sugar cured hams no ; best dried bee OJc ; now Turki. h prunes 7c ; best FronOl prunes 10c ; best pitted plums lOc , evil ] ) orated blackberries 7 c ; English currant ! 7jc ; evaporated apples 12Jc ; best eVap orated peaches 17 c ; best Cal. 8 Ib apri cots 12Jc ; a can best Cal. green gngi plums 12jc ; best Cal. egg plums 12jc I can ; very best cold packed 8lbcan toinit toes 8Jc , these are the best tomatoes packed ; best corn 7jc a can ; 8 sacks sail lOc ; largo bottle.blue 5c ; soda crackcn 5c ; oyster crackers oc ; largo bottle 1m ported French mustard oc ; oat meal 2jc TEAS , TEAS , TEAS. Now cron tons on bale , samples free. Wo challenge the world for quality , for prices , for llavor. Green Jap. , turn- dried , delicious in the cup at 2o cts , 21 cts , 20 cts. 80 and 85 cts. Young hybon Choice selected leaf , perfect in the cup at 500 , 58c , 5oc , OOc. Ooc , 70c and 75c. Gunpowder and pink suey tea , niedhur rose , honest drawer , 50c , 58c and 63 cts , Moyuno tea , extra 'lino and tasty , 63e , OOc , Ooc , 70c , 75e and SO cts. Baskel fired Japan tea , mo.it delicious evei'i way , absolutely first crop , at lobs than popular prices. Remember tlio place , samples free. Wo ask particular attention to om new line of Oolong English breakfast , line Cangou , Imperial orange , worth their weight in gold , samples free. HOUSE FURNISHING DEP'T. Preserving glasses , with covers , 2oc n doz. Porcelain preserving kettle , 2 qt. , 2oe ; up to 12 qts. at 75c. Sealing wax , 2o per Ib. Sealing tapers , lOe a doz. Quart preserving tins , 5c. G _ sauce dishoi , lOc. Largo glass fruit dish loc. Glass water jugs , 2o. ; ! Shelf paper , 3c per bdl. Best garden hose , warranted to stand , 400 Ibs pressure , 9c per foot ; worth ISe. Nozzle for 50c , worth $1.50. Towel racks , oc. Western washers , $4.50. Wringers , $1.50. Wasli tubs , 4oc. 100- foot wire clothes-lines , 4lc. ) Cotton lines , ] 5c. Jute lines , 5o and lOc. 12 clothes-pins , Ic. Cups and saucers , lo each. Milk pans , Ic. Pudding and pie pans , Ic each. Tin cups , Ic. All kinds of fancy cake cutters , 2Je each. Copper bottom wash boilers , o'Jc. ' Perforated chair bottoms , 8c. Tea kettle , 12c. } Covered tin pails , 5c. Ice cream freezers , Ooc. Wire Screen wire , Uc for sq. foot. A $15 (12 ( pieces ) toilet sot ( extra largo jar ) , for io.'JO , this week only. Toilet set (10 ( pieces ) , $2.00. Dinner sot (112 ( pieces ) , $8,05 , worth $15. Folding lunch boxes , 15c. Imported majolica candle sticks , lOc. Folding camp chairs,1 19c. ColTeo pots. lOc. Hatchets , Oc Hammers 10c. 100 gross nickel silver tea and table spoons , will wear as long as solid silver , Ioas5oc , table 81.10 per set. Bright metal tea spoons , 5o per sot ; tables , lOe per sot. Store and shoo brushes , lee each. Tacks , lo per paper. Shoo blacking , 2 boxes 5e. Stove polish , le per pkge. Nursery stoves , ( Je each. Bird cages , eec up to $1.10. Folding ironing table , 'Joe. ' Patent sad irons , 8 irons , 1 handle and stand , $1.2-3 , worth $2.50. SHOE DEPARTMENT. Special prices on low shoes and oxford ties until July 4.ITAYDEN ITAYDEN BROS. , Dry Goods and Shoes. Try Schoelply's $8 Shoes , 1415 Douglas street. On a Very Low Hasls. Round trip tickets to all tourist points cast and north via the Chicago & North western Ily. City ollice , 1401 Farnam St. Tlio fast trains leave daily direct from the U. P. depot in Omaha. o Seaman phaetohs best and cheapest. Got prices on lots in East Omaha from Potter & ; George Co , 10th & Farnam. The now offices of the great Rock Is land route , 1U02 , Sixteenth and Farnam street , Omaha , are tlio finest in the city. Call and see them. Tickets to all points east at loweol rates Good Templars' Amendment Cam paign. Colonel Demarco , Sobicsky and Lew Beauehamp will bo in attendance and conduct the campaign. Life Boat lodge No. 150 Independent Order of Good Templars , with Colonel Domareo at the head , will begin a series of meetings in a largo tent at the corner of Twenty-eighth and Loavenworth , Sat urday , . ) uly 5. The ladies' band of Fairfield , the mem bers of which are Good Templars , will render the music. The tout will seat 2,500. The meetings will continue in the city at- least one month. Good music ; good quarters ; pleasant surroundings. All temperance people are urged to attend and assist in making the meetings a succes. Bring your friends and all whom you may bo able to interest in these services. Committee. Orofjon and \Vnslmi > ; ton. Travel to the now empire of the north west is now setting in with the approach of warm weather , and from the number of people traveling via the Union Pacilic , "Tho Overland Route" to Oregon and Washington , it would seem that this line is the favorite for all classes of travel. Its facilities are unsurpassed , and its train service is all that can bo desired. By the operation of through Pullman pahico sleepers , Pullman dining cars , Pullman colonist sl.ooper * , free reclin ing chair cars from the Missouri river to Portland , and fast time , it is cer tainly tlio most desirable route from all points east to this now and growing country. In fact , the Union Pacific is the most direct line to Denver , Colorado Springs , Pueblo , Trinidad , Ogden , Salt Lake City , Spokane Falls , Portland , Tacoma , Seattle , San Francisco and all Califor nia , Oregon , Washington and Pugct Sound points. Ticket agents in the United States sell tickets via "Tho Overland Route , " and by applying to them or the undersigned any information relative to the Union Paoiflo can bo obtained.H. H. P. DEUEL , City Ticket Agent , 1802 Farnam street , Omaha , Nob. Agent Union Pacific Sybtem. llontn KveursloiiH July : i and -1. Tickets will bo sold to all points on the Burlington lines cast of the Missouri river on July 8 and 4 , good to return until July 7 , and to all points west of tlio Missouri river within a limit ot 200 miles on the same dates , good to return until July 5 , at a rate of one faro for the round trip. Ticket ollleo 1228 Farnam street. Depot 10th and Mason Streets. Colfax mineral water is warranted to euro Bright's disease and all kidney , liver or stomach t'oublos. Order from T. D. Davis , 1011 Howard St. Tel. 1001. T. D. Davis , 1011 Howard St. , is the only party In this city handling Colfax mineral water , from the Colfax Min eral Water company of Colfax , Iowa. Every bottle guaranteed. Tel. 1001. Bring your babies and try a dozun of Iloyn's elegant $8 per dozen RELLEY , STICER S CO , Spacinl Prices onlKev ? nnd Seasonable Good Offertdr > for Monday. to Surali Silk , CAIna Silk , Clialll , tndli Linen , Snttrcns and OliiKlinnis Xlio Ulfttt Values of llic HeaHOii. " Black china silk , 24 inches wide , 76c. 76C , 75C. The true value of this lot , OOc. Black surah silk , 2-1 Inches wide , worth Sl.lo ; on Mon day only . OOc. [ )0c. ) DOC. FANCY SURAH SILK. Choice styles , washable silk , for out ing and tennis purposes , splendidly adapted for waists and blouses , $1. BARGAINS B A RGAINS BARGAINS All our 50e figured china silk go on sale Monday at 39c. 89C. 30C. All our 21-inch 7oc figured china silk will sell at 50c. 50c. COc. CHALLIE , CHALLIE , CIIALLIE. Handsome styles in wool challies , ISc. 30-inch French challie worth GOc , 45c. We will close out a few colors In 38- inch plain color challiev including black , at COc. Fast black plaid Organdy lawn , regu lar price 25c , on sale Monday. IGjc. WHITE INDIA LAWN. Wo offer some very special bargains in this line. lOc , 12Jc , 15c and 2oc. Wo place on our wash goods counter on Monday. 10 pieces of striped lace effect lawn , regular price 25c. Sale price. Sale price. Sale price. 14c. 14c. Me. Take advantage of this great offer. French organdy , pretty styles and color ings. Wo have always sold these at 35c. Sale price. Sale price. Sale price. 15c. 15c. 15c. New styles just added to our already well assorted btouk of French tennis flannels. DOMESTICSATEENS lOc. 200 pieces best makes American sa teens , all tliis season's designs , many of them very handsome , regular price 12c and 15c , will bo placed on sale Monday morning at lOc a yard. KELLEY. STIGER & CO. CI1KA1' ORGAN'S. A. Hospc , Ifll.'J DmiKliis Street , Offers the Following Hnrgains. For this week. One rosewood melodeon , only $20. Ono walnut Pelonbet organ , only , $1/5. / One walnut Mason & Ilamlin organ , only $15. Ono walnut parlor Burdotto organ , only $85. Ono largo walnut parlor Kimball or gan , only < 515. Ono Kimball chapel organ , only S45. On easy monthly payments. Come early to secure the best. Now Kimball organs at lowest prices. A. HOSPE. 1518 Douglas st. A full set of teeth $5 , Dr. Haurha wont Dentist , 1509 Douglas. of Pythias Itiennal Conelavc , nt Milwaukee , \Vis. , .July , 1HW ) . For this great occasion excursion tick ets will bo sold from all principal points in the United States and Canada to Mil waukee and return via the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway at half rates. As its name indicates the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway is the direct route to Milwaukee , and as the camp ground for tlio Uniformed Knights ( to winch point cars and trains will bo run through without transfer ) is located directly on this line , it will bo seen that the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail way has great advantage over other routes which are unable to furnish sucli facilities , and visiting Knights , their families and friends should bear this in mind when purchasing excursion tickets. A circular giving detailed information will bo mailed free upon application to A. V. II. Carpenter , general passenger agent , Milwaukee , Wis. J. E. PimsTONF. , . A. NASII , Pass. Agent. Gen'l Agent. 1501 Farnam Street ( Barker Block ) , Omaha. The only railroad train out of Omaha run expressly for the accommodation of Omaha , Council Bluffs , Dos Moines and Chicago business is the Rock. Island vestibule limited , leaving Omaha at 4:15 : p. in. daily. Ticket oillco 100. , Sixteenth and Farnam St. , Omaha. - Tlio Omaha-Spirit Lake blooper com mences Its daily service from Webster street depot oil tlio Sioux City route , ino Juno 2Sth , and will arrive at Spirit Lake at 7:30 : a. in. next morning , leav ing Spirit Lake at 10 p. m each evening uul arriving in Omaha at 0:25 : next morning. This will continue for the bummer tourist-season till other notice. J. R.IBL-CIIAXA.N , G. P. A. The Only-l'laoo In the City to got first cliibs printing and engraving. McBride & Co. , 1310 Dodge. Giiolccrt.nnd Me Do nil Id , TIIE.TAILOnS , Are showing the choicest lines in Im ported spring and summer woolens for Lroiuloinen's wearovor brought to Omaha 315 S. 15th bt. Our flno cabinet photos $1 per doz. Kolm & MoltI12 ! Farnam street. Try SchoelpTy's $3 Shoes , 1415 Douglas street. "The Smoke Nuisance. " Ceilings that have been fainoked by a vorosono lamn are much worse than ; hose smoked by flno cigars. Will E. Hamilton is pleased to announce that he .s again located at the old stand , Barker jloek , ! IOl S. 15th. Call often at the Hamilton cigar store for a choice smoke. A free dispensary has been opened at .ho Bishop Clarkson hospital ; 1710 Dodge St. , for the free treatment of the llbeiibes of women and children. Dally except Sunday ) from 11 a. m. to 12 m. 1 < ) < > I'lllllO IIOXCH. A. Hoipo. 1513 Douglas street , lri > > 100 [ llano boxes to bell at $2 each. $1 per doz. for tine cabinet photos. Kcim & MolU , 1312 Furnam street. JIAVDK.V IIHOS. Closing Out Millinery Fnlp. Nosacrillco will bo too great to elos < out every article in the millinery line Ladies' and children's hats and bonnets flno trimmings , ribbons , laees and orna incuts. Trimmed hats will bo sold re gardless of cost. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. Such values in embroideries. 45-incl Swi. s llounclng at 47c , worth 75c. 45 inch Swiss llouncing.at 55c , ( We , 75o am 87c ; actual values , 87c to $1.50. Laces of all kinds go In this sale a greatly reduced prices. CARPETS AND DRAPERIES. The lace curtain wale lias attracted great attention. Tlio sale will bo on al this week , Standard Ingrain carpotu a 2oc. 83c , 37c , 40c , 45e ; worth -I0c to 75c. ' Fine standard ingrain carpets at 55c SSc , ( We , OSc and 7oc ; worth 75e to $1. Absolutely new styles in wlltons ; velvets vets , body bruss-ols and moquots. T will pay to get our prices before buying We no not delay our clearing sale til the season is over. Monday morning wt begin tlio most sweeping biilo on record No elfort will be spared and no saorillei will bo too great to close out everythlnj. in summer goods. BABY BUGGY SALE. Now Is the time to buy a splendlf baby carriage at less than cost of mak ing. $7.50 buggy at $3.08 ; $9 buggy at $5.0 ; and $15 buggy at $7.50. We are allowing the finest bugcies made up to $50 and will soil any of them at half value. FURNITURE , FURNITURE. Wo have added quite n complete line of good furniture in fresh now styles and will sell at our lowest prices. A splendid line of chairs at 40c , Ooc , 89c. Rocking chairs at S9c and O.'ic. Largo porch rocker 31.93 , worth $2.50 , Camp Stools 30c. Camp chairs , 85c. Center tables , $1.75 and $1.95 , worth $2.50. Six foot extension tables , $3.98 , worth $5. Breakfast tables , $2.75 , worth $1.50. Bedsteads , $2.8-3 up to $4.25. Compare prices. Woven wire springs , $1.05 to fit the largest beds. Special sale on trunks and valises. Baseball bats at 3c , worth 10ot and at lOo worth loc. Lowest prices on toys , base balls , fancy goods and dolls. c-i FIR E WORKS , FIREWORKS. The largest variety and lowest prices ever known in fireworks and Hags. SHOE DEPARTMENT. Special prices on low shoes and Oxford ties until July 4. IIAYDEN BROS. Dry Goods and Fireworks. ' . CJII3.V1" PIANOS. A. Hospc , 151 : ; I > oii < ; ] ns Street. This week wo ofi'or One square Dunham piano for $75. Ono square Buckingham piano for $75. One square Emerson piano for $200. One upright Smith piano for $22o. Ono upright llonpo piano for $200. Ono upright ilospo piano for $190. For cash or on easy monthly pay ments. Remember these are bargains and will sell quick. Pianos for rent at from $3 and upwards per month. Don't fail to see tlio new scale Kim ball piano. \ . 1IOSPE , 1513 Douglas St. MISS AlilCK ISAACS. HlK Cut , in MHIIiicry New Goods , But lliey Were Imte in Arriving. Having received a largo line of tlio very latest and finest novelties in sailor liats , jockeys , elegant largo hats , lace toques , etc. , from Now York city , wo liavo put them on sale at just half their value. These goods were late in arriving and must be closed out this week. They gofer for half their value. Hats that are worth $15 will bo sold for $7 and $ S ; $10 , will bo sold for $ o ; $ S , will bo sold for $4 ; $0 , will be sold for $8. Miss Isaacs never advertises a bargain unless she has a good one , and those ire the bebt bargains over ottered. These goods go on sale tomorrow. MfSS ALICE ISAACS. In store with Iloyman & Deiche-s , 1518 and 1520 Farnam St. Plenty of fresh butter and egg , berries md vegetables , at Win. Gentleman's. COUNT V COMMISSIONERS. A Discussion Ton the Question of Ap pointing a lru ; ; ist. Tlio question of niipointiiij , ' a county ilruj- jist to succeed F. 1' . Kimmor occupied tlio ittcnlion of the county commissioners ycster- lay afternoon. Applications for appointment o the position were received from J. 1' . Sckers , George Hocdor mid T. W. Spafoi-d. Mr. O'lCeoffo Inquired who was to pay the truKKist. lie said Mr. Klmmur had been ap- lolutod by the city as n druggist at S''o pur nontli , and the county hud p.dd him $5lt as a lorlc. Ho was not in favor of hiring a clcr.c o net as druggist. The matter was referred to the committee on chanty. ' J. ,1. Malionoy stated that ho lind n man at ho pour farm who had lost hot n feet , mid isUod that he bo supplied with artificial foot so that lie might earn his living. The matter vas referred to the committee on charity. The county treasurer was allowed a war rant for § 10,01(1 ( for redeeming county bonds md paying interest. The assessor of tlio First ward and his as sistant protested against the action of the ward in settling the claims of assessor.- ) . plalining that the asjessoiHof the Third and Seventh wards had been allowed moro than hose of the First ward. A discussion on this point ensued between Messrs. O'KeotTo and Uurlln on the question of allowing assessors the .same amount. The natter was referred to the committee on Inanco. Jerome C. 1'pntzel was appointed constable n the Fourth ward , vice I'etor Shurkoy , ro- igncd. Kll Johnson was appointed road supervisor or Waterloo precinct , vice S , Hopper , do- eased. A resolution was introduced by Mr. Berlin nnd adopted , instructing the comity auditor o prepare , as early as possible , a detailed tatomcnt showing the condition of the no- omit as between Douglas county and the city of Omaha. The appropriation sheet containing the sal- irles for May of the assistant county nttor- icys was read tlnve times and placed upon ts passage. It carried witliCorrlt'an.O'KcolTo mil Turner voting for it. S. I. I'opo of L'hlcago , who lias the plumb- ng contract of the county hospital , was pros- lit and asked the board to allow him to use nero than one kind ot packing on tlu ) steam > ipes. The board Instructed him last fall to tso Manville packing , and claimed that this ictlon had caused the manufacturers of that ovcrlng to increase ) their price , and lit ) asked ho board to allow him to alturnatlvo of iibiug Ithor Unit or the Chicago tlroprouf manufac- uring company's mineral wool covering , vhlch ho represented was of the same- grade , n order to luivo compctlon on the price. After a short discussion the board allowed lie contractor to use either coveting. I'ermits. 1'or.nlts to bailcj were Uiual n * fol- ows by tlio siipjrltitotident of twlldiniM yes- ertlny : icorxoV. . I'lcld. two-sliiry and liiiso- meat lirlcU dnulilo dwelflni ; , Hartley nt'iirTwi'iity--.i.Mh Hlivut . | 0,000 Vllltam llruwn , tvvo-Mm-y { riiiuit dmililu ( hu'lllni : . iviiriif I"- " ? N'lirtli Twciillclli 1,000 Yllllum Itrmvin. IHn-st iry lu-lrU doulilu dwi'lllinr. IMIT Nuiili TvvriitK-tli . . -Mud k. hlnUt-v. t\\o- < i > rv In n U UvMlliuj 1'iuti HI-HI I'hirlft. . iirlli . 6'KiO ' 'turd ( imnirjimi.il * . . . > Till : WATCH HUlUUiAUY. A Curd lo the People of Omaliit an VlelnUy. Whonms It has come lo our nolle from reliable sources Unit come of on wotild-bo competitors who are jealoi of our great success a ml the ENVIAUL IMPUTATION enjoyed bv us of belli OMAHA'S LOWEST 1'lUCE SHO OEALEUS have circulated the FALSE HEPOKT that owing to the burglary at our slot1 Friday night , whereby our two elogaii gold watches were stolen , wo would will : draw same from the list of presents w promised to give away to our customer : W < > take this means to refute all such CONTEMPTIBLE ANfl ) FALSE AS- SEUTIOXS. for Immediately afto.1 hearing of th burglary and our loss wo purchased a FAG-SIMILE OF THE STOLE ! WATCHES of Messrs. Max Meyer & Uro. and here with publish n conlirmation of said put chase , which ih self-explanatory : Ollleo of Max Meyer & Uro. i > Omaha , , lune 28 , 1890. TO WHOM IT MAY COXCKHN : Messrs. Xundor & Harris liavo this da purchased of us one lady's solid gel watch , with diamond setting , and on gentleman's solid gold watch , both o which are exact duplicates of thowatche previously sold /.under & Harris fo their presentation shoo sale. Very respectfully , AIA MEYER & HRO. Notwithstanding our popular lo\ prices , as an extra inducement and tip .nrcciation of your liberal palronagi in addition to tlio Iwo line goh watches wo shall give away Monda ; evening , July 7 , the following useful am valuable presents : 1 quadruple silver-plated tea sot con sistintr of live pieces. 1 sowing machine with all attach nients. 1 oxidized silver piano lamp , comploti with shade. 1 musio box with chimes , which play eight selections. _ 1 mantel clock with French gildcc dial and bronze ornament. 1 pair pearl opera glasses. A ticket given with every dollar * ! worth of shoes purchased of us wliiel entitles thti purchaser to an interest ii each of the above preients. Thanking the public in general foi tlioir liberal patronage , which is highly appreciated by.us Yours very respectfully , ZUNDKU & IIAimiS , 151M Douglas St. , Omaha's Lowc&t Price Reliable Shoe Dealers. Till : TICE.lTKltS. Joseph Ilnwortli and his company of play ers will appear nt Boyd's on Thursday aim Friday of tlio coming week. Mr. llaworth will bo .seen for the llrst time hero in Steele Mnckayc's roniniiUc drama , "Paul Kauvar. " If all reports bo true , it is one of the strong est dramas yet written by an American dramatist. In the leading role Mr. llaworth does superb work. His great success had much to do with the great run of ' - ! ( ) nights which the drama had in New York. llaworth is said lo possess all the < | ualitications of a great actor , lie is young , handsome , pos sesses a rich , powerful voice anil is gifted in other ways. It is seldom indeed that one finds so many peculiar gifts possessed by one man. In Paul Kauvar Mr. llaworth has made tlio distinct success of his career. For over Iwo hundred nights ho played the part at the. Standard theater in New York City with the record of having never missed a performance. At present ho is on his way to Now York after a most prosperous season in tlio west. When Air. llaworth appeared at tlio Hash street theatre in San Francisco it was im possible for two weeks to ob tain oven staiidlng room in the theatre live minutes before the rise of the curtain. This has been the rule every where. The past week at the Tabor Grand in Denver has bocn the largest week in the history of the theater. The play will receive a handsome mounting hero. The dream of anarchy and tlio great mob scone cannot af ford to 1)0 ) missed. They are described as being two of the most remarkable scenes cvir prcicnted to the stage. 1,1 r. Tt.iworth will have the support of a line company of play ers. They include Miss Uacholle , Miss White , Miss Timbermau , three famous stage beauties ; Mark Lynch , n tine young actor ; Joseph Uansome , ( Jem-go Con way , M. J. Kenton - ton and others. The engagement is for two nights only and seats should be secured well in advance. The coming wcflc closes tlio season nt tlio B'.k'ti iiiusce and the management of the popu lar family resort under William Luwlor. That Mr. Lawler's management has been successful every one knows , and as a titling close to a long list of pure entertainments Mr. Tjiiwlor presents this week the most in teresting show of tlio entire season. Colfax mineral water will cure consti pation and dispop.ila. Order from T. D. Davis , lull Howard St. Telephone 1001. Qualified I'mPrinceton. . Yesterday four of the bigli school gradu ates , George a. McUaguo of the class of ' & 9 , Larimoro Denise , Will S. Uodgers ami Paul II. Ludington Of the class of " . ) ( ) , received a letter that made their hearts glad. Some time ago these young men forwarded 11 re'iuost to the faculty of Princeton college uskifig for the list of ciuesHoiis upon which iiii.uni (3 1 1. .1 1 d. wbo are desirous of catering the freshman ye.ir. The lists were soul to Uov. William li. Henderson , mid before - fore liini the examinations were conducetd. rtio examinations were concluded and the iiapors forwarded to the college for inspec tion. Yesterday Mr. Henderson received a letter from H. N. VonDyke , registrar of the col lege , and in it he said : " Yours , of the 1Mb inst. together with the papers of the four candidates , received. All lour passed in all the subjects without coa litions , No oilier school has iiiiulu so good a I'ocord this year. " At this time tlio young men have not fully .lecided , but they are of the opinion thai they \ \ - \ \ \ enter tlio next school year of the college. ICrauso's headache capsules , unlike many remedies , are perfectly hnrmlcis , they con tain no injurious substances , and will stop my Ulnd of a headache , will prevent head- U'fius caused by over indulgence of food or Irink late at night. Price > cents ; for sale , > y all leading druggists. $ , - > < > < > It for any trace of autlpyrino.MorpliIno , Chloral ) r any other injurious compound in Kraiibu's iieadacho capsule-t. Krauso'slicadacho capsules are moro pleas- nit and convenient to take than powders , ivufers , elixirs , oto. KoiKl l' ( een Vcai"4 I have boon subject to hoaunclias and have mffered such torturu. < that at tlmou 1 had to resort to hypodermic Injections of morphine , I tried Kniuso's hoidacho capsules and they nave not failed to euro or prevent nil attacks. I weigh eight pounds moro than over before md it Is because I am frco from these terrible icadaehcs. , lol : SI.UHII : : , Traveling salesman for W. K. Yount'ermun's .vhulo.ialu cigar houso. For sale by all loading drut'glsts- The state encampment nt Ilcntrlco didn't ' , ako phico. The invitations scnl out woi j lot ivspondud to as extensively as hud been Jxpoctod and assurances of iiUendanoo wore tot obtained from enough eoniiii'indcrlos t iViU'liint the pouplo of Ho.itrico In making any ) xtendud urop.u-atlons. The Invitations were withdrawn. : . , AHRY Mtfltnel Kdwurd , son of Michael and Kllen Luhoy , aged 1 yearn , -I mouth * ami U iliiys. l-'uiu-riil Mi'iiduy ' Juno -to , ut 'J n m , to H * . ' lul inn nitibuivli lYiiiu family residence , , . t , Intcniioiit ut 1 lul bo- I" ? J < ut > KI. tilrc ; i DKNNIHON MHOS. Mondaj'H Hate. 10,000 yards while goods , nice and I cool , .lust tlio things for hot woalhor. Fine white India llnoiifl for fie uj ) toI0o . a yard. Flno check nnd plaid Nainsookd from 5e ni to 50e n yard. Full line black India linens , lace stripes , etc. , i French check and stripe , mulls in black / * and white , soft llnish , Uou a yard , VQ-f duced from f > 0o. Flno line bla'ck goods of all descrlpllons. Now line figured lawns ut 7e { and lOc a yard. Stripe outIng - Ing llannols still go at Sc n yard. Choloo of any fancy French salines in our store al U5o a yard. American saline-t Den vard , reduced from I5c. Hlg line chal lies from cheapest to best , all wool. Fine figured China silks still going at olio n yard , worth $1.00. Black silk gronu- dlnoH (111.00 ( , $1.1M and 81.50 n yard , till great values. Hig line parasols lo close out al less than ono-fourlli cost to manuraeturer. Children's wltito lace bonnets at Ulc , 125e , Il.le , 50i' , all away below regular values. Summer cot-sola al 50c nnd 75e jau * pair , warranted. Kargo line hammocks a dandv at $100. Sou them in our basement. Great bar gains in ladies' and children's summer underwear. Ladies' silk mitts at loc ! , reduced from fiOc. Ladies' fast black hose ul any price you want them , ( it-out line ot line Swiss embroideries at hall prices. See us sure Mondav. HENN1SON HROS. L Miss Ida Hruce , who was drowned Juiio 2-1 , will bo buried Sunday , Juno 2 ! ) , at 2 i ) . in. , from tlio A. M. E. church , corner .Eighteenth and Webster. Kov. 1' . A. Hubbard will preach the funeral ser mon. Will leave Drexel & Maul's at 1 : UO p. m. Samuel Burns has just received a car load "Mason" fruit jars. As low as tin lowest. Samuel Burns says the remaining six .lowotl refrigerators must go al some price. Call for a bargain. 'p ' Opera. Hovn & IlAYNiii. : Managers. Thursday and Friday , July 3d and 4Ii ( The Oreat Original New York Cnst , In support of America's Kmliient Ai'ler , JOSEPH HAWORTH Ti ) Slcclp MncKnye's Mnslorpltivi * . PAUL KAUVAR Then * Is lint 0110 llaworth. nnd hut ono Paul Kauvur , nnd Ills mime U llaworth , " Col. Henry NVntter on Svolliu Dri'iiin of Anarchy. TluMIruiit Moh HOOIICL Now Scenery * CostuniUH anil KlTect.H. In all KOF- fjeous proiluctlon which liut : : i 200 Nio-lits Rim in New York City Ucitular i > rlci. ( SoiitiKOUii nalo Woilnondny morn- liii ; . _ COUNCIL IJLUFFSlXl ) OMAHA CHAUTAUOUA S J Opens Tuesday Assembly July 1st Roger's National Assembly Band. Assembly Chorus. 50 voices. Noted Soloists. I'rominonl Lecturers. Tliroo grand entertainments each day for2-i coulH. See ollicial ] ) rogrammo each day in morning edition , fifth page. SKCURli MOTOR TICKETS WITH RAILWAY COU1'0.\S. bTivTE Eden Closincr Week of the o Season. Grateful for the liberal palronatro ac corded our house by the people of V Omaha , wo laUo pleasure in aiinoun- eing thai for llio closing week of llio season , wo have secured an excep tionally good list of attractions : Mr. E. Ii. Wilton'sTonijioranou Drama , 5-x TEN NIGHTS - In a Bar Room New Elfccts , Special Scenery. A I'oworful Cast. Thursday , I'rlday , Pntiirdny and Hnndiiy. the I'linnlesluf Irish Absurdttle-i ; McKenna's Flirtation. FijUimaiidlSiiniB Strange pcopln from an unlcnown luiid. They will introduce tlioir national songs and dances and weapons. Cl'UIAXi ; & EllliRSOX'S STARS- introducing BABY HDNA , tlio cst song and dance nrtlbt on the stage. . LUCIUN& ARC11MI-RHS , Musical lixtriivaganxa. A 1'arlor Sor- oiiado. Comedians. Vocalists ; Dancers. flontlomon's Ronvenlr day , Wednesduy , July 2nd. A hiimlhumu leather collar hon | cul ud our Cientluiiiun pations , Ladles' Kouvcnir day , Krldiiy , July Itli An L > l > ' tint Hiuvuiilr will lie | iiu- > ( ! iili'l ( oui l.ml.t vhlUir-t. t-'clioul ( ' ) illdrun's Mulliu'K Diy ; , Siilunlij July , .MIi. A Sji tiding HUM ; Hull for Ihr ! M > V > \ mill a lieuiitlful J | iuiici > o l.mni | hliadc f"i lut UirlH. 0X1DIM1 - ADMITS TO AIJ- 14O9 DOUGtAS---STREET On aceount of our largo- > and incroiming 1'riu-ticu , . woliavo IMOMOVKP to , mure Kpaeiutm and cun- vuniont Drs. Betts & Betts , 1400 Douglas St. Omaha , Neb.