.TTTR OMATTA DATT.Y RRRt RATTTJmAV .T1TTCF 4 Iftna TWRT.VR PAfiF.fi.
Dress Goods and Silka Bold by the Sheriff
Now on Sale
AT THE BOSTON STORE
The Moit Marvelous Ilnrgnint In the Ills-
tory iif the IJry Hood * Trnclo Now
OITcrcit In Till * Srtlo nt
The Iloiton Store.
TOMORROW IT GOES ON SALE.
OMAHA , Nob. , Juno 2. 1892.
This cortlllcs that wo Imvo this day
Bold to The Boston Store nt OUo on the
doll in- , spot cash , the onliro , complete
Block of William Rosa & Co. of D\vld
City , Nob. , which wo wcro compelled to
take In payment of our account , consist
ing of dress Roods , shawls , men's , Indies'
and children's underwear , hosiery ,
gloves , mitts , pants , ovornlls , shirts ,
calicos , muslins , domestics , ginghams ,
HnnnclB , etc.
IClM'ATlUCK-KOCII DllY GOODS CO.
The greatest pressure will bo put on
this stock in the way of cutting nnd
plashing of prices to move inside of 12
days.
Both this stock nnd the StonohiU
dress goods and silks , which wo bought
from the sheriff must bo cleared out
quick.
And as n good deal of it is fall and
early spring dry goods , wo propose to
make the bale the most exciting of any
o thcld in Omaha.
yAll the bankrupt calicos go nt 2jc ,
HJn. fin.
All the bankrupt bleached and un
bleached muslins go at 3c. Cc , Oc.
The bankrupt heavy twill scarlet and
fine white all wool flannels go nt 12Jc ,
JOc , 25c. All guaranteed worth double.
825.00 SHAWLS FOR $5.60.
ON SALE ON MAIN FLOOR. JUST
AS YOU ENTER.
The entire bankrupt stock of winter
elinwls. comprising real double "Paisley
nnd Broche shawls , * worth 825.00 , und
100 beaver nnd double shawls , none
worth less than 812.00 to 816.00 ; also
finest imported honrlotta shawls , cost
814.00 to import , choice of this entire lot
85. CO.
CO.ROSS' LINENS 'MOST GIVEN
AWAY.
To quickly dispose of this big stock of
linens wo have marked them so ridicu
lously low that they will go with a rush.
Come early.
All turkey rod nnd linen dnmnsks gent
nt 12c , lOo , 2.JC. 30c , 4'Je a yard.
BTONUIItLiL'S SILKS HALF PRICE
AT THE BOSTON STORE.
Towels goat iic , Cc , 7c , Oc , 12c.
An immense lot of table spreads , bed
spreads and table scarfs , nil go nt less
than half price.
All the ginghams and saloons in this
bankrupt stock go nt 3Jc , 5o , Tic and 12c
a yard , worth double.
All the white goods and wash goods
from this stuck go at 3Jc , Cc , Be. lOc a
yard.All
All the men's underwear goes at 15c ,
25c , Site , COe , worth up to $1.50.
All the ladies' ribbed underwear goes
nt 4c , DC , 12c } , 16c , worth up tofiOc.
812.00 BLANKETS $3.75.
Your choice of any pair of blankets in
this entire stoclt , consisting of all wool
scarlets , California white nnd other
high grade blankets. Worth up to
812.50 ; choice 8IJ..75.
STONEHILL'S DRESS GOODS
HALF PRICE AT THE BOSTON
STORE.
STORE.BANKRUPT
BANKRUPT HOSIERY.
In this slock wore over 500doz. ladies'
and children's hosiery which go in lols
nt Cc , 7jc , lOo , 12Jc , loc.
All notions , corsets , . .dross trimmings ,
laces , embroideries , veilings , loss than
half Ross' price.
CUTTING PRICES ON-DRUGS.
DOWNSTAIRS IN THE BASEMENT.
Hood's 81.00 sarsaparilla 76o.
Warner's 81.25 Safe Cure , 05c.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate 40o and
7oo.
7oo."Best" tonic 20c.
Carlsbad salts , 75c.
TOILET ARTICLES.
Sponges ! )5c ) , up.
Chamois skins Cc , up.
Malvlna crcnin , 35c.
Viola cream , j5c. !
Poizoni's powder. 3oc.
GREAT MILLINERY BARGAINS.
Saturday will bo another one of those
days wich will long bo remembered by
Omaha folks ns great millinery days.
Fresh now hats , from the cheapest to
the finest imported makes. Flowers in
wreaths and monturos in all grades.
And best of nil , a magnificent lot of
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS
which wcro bought by us at our own
price nnd all of which wo propose to un
load tomorrow , if the extremes ! of all
low prices over mentioned will do it
STONEUILL'S TRIMMING SILKS
HALF PRICE , NOW AT THE BOS
TON STORK.
GREAT CLEARING SALE OF MEN'S
AND BOYS' HATS AND CAPS.
will continue for a short time at prices
lower than over. Do not miss this ex
traordinary opportunity.
Open until 10 o'clock Saturday. ,
THE BOSTON STORE.
Right on the corner now.
N. W. Cor. 10th nnd Douglas.
Jmlgo I'j'iioh ilnpo i > s of n llurly lilnolc
llruto.
I'OIIT Jnnvis , N. Y. , Juno 8. A crime ,
heinous nnd revolting In Its niituro and char
acterized by circumstances of oxtrsrao brutal
ity , wits perpetrated yesterday upon the per
son of Miss Lena McMahoa , the daughter of
Mr. anil Mr * . John MoMabon ot tbli village.
Ttio crime was committed uy a negro known
as Hob Jackson , It was witnessed by a num
ber or young girls and also by two young
negro nioii , who would Imvo Interfered but
tliuy were lieut tit hay bv a revolver. Jack-
eon , after his fuurful crime , Hod , leaving his
victim In an luscmsibla condition ana with. In
juries which will probably provo fatal.
A posse wat organized and the brute was
captured about in no miles from Port Jorvls.
On tbo way buott to the town Jackson con
fessed and implicated one William Foley , a
whlto man , who ho claimed was In the uon-
eplracy to ruin MUs MoMuhoii. On his arrival - '
rival nt the Jnll ho wa % tulcon in band by a
mob. Tbo vlllago pollco endeavored to pro
tect. blm , but tbolr efforts wore unavailing.
A HOOSO was najustod about his neck and ho
was strung up to a neighboring tree in tbo
prcAouco of a bowline mob of over 1,000 people
ple , l''or over an hour tbo body bung sus
pended from a tree , where It was viewed uy
crowds ot nooplo.
Ttia mob is looking fur Foley , who had
been paying attentions to Miss McManon
against tier paroiiti' wishes , and If bu la
found another lynching I * probable ,
I'ut Chicago III Your rocket.
A great work , "Moran'n Dictionary of
Chicago. " If there Is a foalure or insti
tution in the World's fitr city a full do
ecrlption of which does not nppoar in the
book , wo Imvo yet to hoar of it. Price ,
5 cents per copy. For sulo at 200 Herald
building , Chicago. Boo the now , com-
pjuto and eogant ) ma ] ) it contains. Per-
eona ordering copies will please unclose
0 cents extra for postage.
I. Icemen.
Tbo following marring ) licenses were
Us.iod by Judge Ellor yesterday i
Name and address , Aco.
I .lulliih Kleluier. Orotna . Kl
1 Mae > ! lo Yo t , Oretiri . S.'l
i U n. llluiiuburd. Oniixlm . , . . . SI
I l.'urrlo fcprawl.yreiituii. la . . . . I'J '
Dr. lllrnoy'ii Oitarra I'o.va ir ( or oil In
JioaJ. ttorulouy ull drjUu | , OJcouu
BOSTON STORE BUYS ANOTHER
The Entire Stock of Wm. Boss & Oo. of
David City
SCOOPED BY "THE BOSTON STORE
Another Cnno.of Hard Up The Stock
Tnkon l > y the Creditors ntul Sold to
The Iloiton Store nt OOo
on Dollnr.
STONEHILL'S BLACK AND COL-
ORKD DRESS GOODS AT HALF AND
LESS THAN HALF STONEHILU'S
PRICES.
40-inch plaid half wool hcdford cord < ) ,
black nnd fanny , wool grenadines , at 7c ,
former price 2oo.
10-inch Jamestown plaids , wool twilled
stripes , shepherd plaids , 44-inch wool
honriottns , 40-inch black wool grena
dines , Stonchill's price COc , our price
See now. ,
Strlcll.v all wool honriottns , black
brilliantinus , colored albatross , silk
striped nil wojl sorgoa , nt 39c , former
price 76c.
All wool French bedford cords , nil
wool fine do beiges , all wool French
cropons , novelty weaves nnd black goods ,
fancy boucle cloths , 42-inch black
nnd colored brillinntlnos , 41 inches wide ,
line nvvolty dress goods , nil desirnblo
styles , Stunohlll's price $1.00 , go at COc.
Silk warp hcnriottas , imported Paris
novelty weaves , in fact all Stonohlll a
high price novelties , choice 76c.
STONEUILL'S SILKS AT HALF
PRICE.
AU m mononiii's iisrurou uninu suits ,
in black and colored grounds , nt 25c.
All the plaid surah silks for trimming ,
Slonuhlll's orlco 76c , now 30o.
Beautiful figured Cliina silks , black
twilled Japanese silks with woven , col
ored figures at COe.
i The entire stock of Stonohill's black
nnd colored fatllo frnncniso , satin rnnda-
mos and gros grain silks at GOc a vard.
DRUG DEPARTMENT. DOVVN
STAIRS.
Oriental cream , $1.15.
Rubifonm. lOc.
2-qt. fountain syringe , 49c.
SPECIAL SALE TOILET PAPER.
Ixion , roll nnd frame , Oc.
Columbia , worth loc , goes nt 7-c. }
'
Empire , worth' lOc , goes at 4ic.
Commercial linen , worth lOc , goes at
Cc.
Cc.OUR
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
ON SECOND FLOOR
LOADED DOWN WITH
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
Fresh , clean , desirable goods given to
us at our own prices nnd the values wo
olTor you for tomorrow are simply out
of sight.
These goods are so varied in character
that it would only confuse the reader to
quote prices In detail. Wo have , there
fore , divided the bulk of them in lots :
Lot l O cases untrhnraed shapes Ic.
Lot 2 4 cases untriminod shapes Ce.
Lot 3 3 cases untrimmcd shapes lOc.
Lot 4 1C cases untrimmed shapes 25e.
Lot C 10 cases untrimmcd shapes 48c.
Read what the sheriff says :
OMAHA , State of Nebraska , Juno 1,1802
Know all men by those presents : That
I , George A. Bennett , sheriff of Doug
las county , Nebraska , have this day sold
to The Bobton Store , the en
tire stock of dress goods and
silks now in - my , possession as
sheriff and formerly belonging to C. A.
StonohiU , located nt 110 and 118
So. 10th street , Omaha , Nob. , which
were attached by Eclson , Keith & Co. ,
nnd sold by mo by virtue of an order of
court.
GKORQK A. BENXCTISheriff. .
By John Lewis , Deputy.
Open until 10 o'clock tomorrow
night at v
THE BOSTON STORE.
Right on the corner.
N. W. Cor. 10th nnd Douglas.
Homo Industry Jtoomlng ,
Last Tuesday the F. E. Sanborn Co.
of this city shipped to one of their
agents , Mr. Joseph Graff of Franklin
Grove , 111. , 25,000 pounds of Standard
horse and cattle food. This Immense
order constituted a car load and created
quite a sensation at the depot. The sides
of the car were decorated with largo
banners on which wore painted in bold
letters the following : " 2o,000 pounds
Standard horse and cattle food , manu
factured by the F. E. Sanborn Co. ,
Omaha. . Neb , , for Mr. Joseph Graff ,
Franklin Grove , 111. " This is the largest -
est shipment of the kind over made in
the west , and probably the largest over
made in the United States , and speaks
volumes for the worth and popularity of
Standard food. It was learned from Mr.
F. E. Snnborn , president of the company ,
that this largo order for Standard food
was made by their agent at that point to
meet n demand for it as n llcsli and milk
producer among the farmers of Leo
county , 111. This being one of 1119
largest milk producing counties in Illi
nois , the dairy farmers there are the
best posted and most thoroughly
equipped of their class , and their ap
proval of an article of Omaha manufac
ture is a cause of congratulation , not
only to the manufacturers themselves ,
but to the homo industrial interests of
Omaha as well.
The F. E. Sanborn Co. is a homo In
dustry in the best sense of the term ,
"having started on the ground floor nnd
grown to its ptosunt magnificent pro
portions right in Omalin. This it has
done without the aid of largo capital ,
but simply on the merits of its goods
nnd the known integrity of the mem
bers of the company. It is understood
that they will hnvo a fine display at the
Coliseum during the coming exposition
and help to swell thn grand array of
homo industries of which Tim BIK ,
Omaha and Nebraska in general are so
justly proud.
Y. 1 > . 8. C. i : . to N'HV York In July.
If your tickets rend from Chicago via
the Lake Shore route
You can pass over the only nil-rail
line between Chicago nnd Now Yoik.
You can stop nt Niagara Falls either
going or returning.
, You can stop nt Chuutuuqua , on the
return trip.
You can make the trip one way be
tween Albany and Now York on the
famous Hudson river boats.
You can atop nt Albany on the return
for n side trip to Saratoga , where the
National Educational association will
meet.
You nro landed In Now York City
( without ferry transfer ) at the Grand
Central station. Forty-second street ,
within ton minutes walk from Madison
Square garden nnd all the principal
hotels. Tickets will bo on sale from
Chicago July C , 0 and 7 , SiaOO for round
trip. For full Information or rqsorva-
tlons , which can be tuado at any time ,
address as below.
Tourist tickets to the various eastern
resorts nro also flow on sale , n list of
which will bo furnished on application.
B. P. IIUMI'HKISY , T. P. AM
727 Main btrcot , Kansas City.
C. K. WILHKK , W. P. A , , Chicago.
Dlvk to lle/hliinecl.
Word came in last night that the buf
falo known ns "Devilish Dick" would bo
lassoed and Ma fur sheared off today be
tween > < und 4 o'clock p. 111. It will bo u
KIout day at Boutou.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO
Seasonable Sale
of New
Wash. Fabrics
BEGINS SATURDAY.
FRENCH SATTEENS
Now Parisian designs , worth 85c , rare
styles
15 Cents
Second Floor.
BLACK ORGANDIES
Checks , stripes and lace affects , abso
lutely washable colors , no brown or
cray stains after laundering , worth 2ao
a yard ,
15 Cents
Second Floor.
NEW
SCOTCH GINGHAMS
GO more pieces of these wonderful 35c
genuine Scotch Ginghams , only
17 Cents.
BORDERED
APRON NAINSOOK.
42 inches wide , satin stripes nnd lace
effects , regular 86c quality , only
2O Cents
Second Floor.
French ORGANDIES.
Not a yard has over boon sold for loss
than COc and many as high as7Coayard.
Wo give you your choice of 0,000 yards
for only
25 Cents
Second Floor.
An
,
Unheard of Bargain in
Ladies' Hose.
Lisle threat , regular and opera lengths
trunk tops , lace work , &c. , embroidered
&c. , not a pair sold for less than COc and
most nt $1 a pair , including the blacks.
All Sizes.
Sizes.Only 35c pair.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS
ON VERY FRIENDLY TERMS
Indications That Harrison and Blruno Thor
oughly Understand Each Other.
CAMPAIGN RUMORS IN CIRCULATION
- "
.AInny Absurd Reports Denied by the Presi
dent' * Friends How Air. Husk Views
the Situation Interesting Wash
ington 1'olltlcul Gossip.
WASHINGTON BWIIEAU OF TUB BEE ,
513 FOUUTESNTII STHEET ,
\VASUIXOTOX , O. C. , Juno S.
A sufficient refutation of tbo statements
tbat bavo bson raado to the cflcct that there
is an estrangement between President Harrison
risen and Secretary BUlno was afforded
today by the warmth with which the two
gentlemen , who bavo not mot nlnco the presi
dent's trip to Rochester , greeted each ether
this morning at the cabinet mooting. It was
not the affected cordiality of political op
ponents but the hearty sincerity of tried
friends. Mr. Ulalno was In good spirits and
tbero was no suspicion of bad fooling in the
manner of either himself or the president.
The political gossip hero today Is almost
entirely conllnea to the refutation of the
numberless rumors which nro always In cir
culation on the cvo of a national convention.
Secretary Husk took occasion to nail ono of
these Humorous campaign lies , which had
represented him as bolnp moro or loss In
clined to oppose the president m order to se
cure his own selection nt either the head or
tall of a ticket to bo rushed through the
convention by the anti-administration
ticket. These intimations were both unjust
and without any foundation in foot , for few
persons know how much good and affective
work has boon done h.y him for his chief in
no undemonstrative way ,
Secretary Hunli'i Views.
Secretory Husk said today : "Mr. Harri
son's nomination is onlv the lofloal con
clusion of the unanimous verdict of approval
passed upon his administration. The short
term of four years Justifies a ronomlnatlon
by his party , whenever a president's ad
ministration receives the country's unquali
fied endorsement. Moreover , stability of
public affairs Is essential to the business
interests of the country which always suffer
from frequent changes. " >
A report which pained general circulation
that Secretary Blalne had placed his resig
nation In the hands of the president Is ofil-
daily contradicted. It was followed soon
after by another tbat If ho had not done so
already ho certainly would do no before the
convention meets.
All sorts of rumors are being clrovlstod.
Ono of tbo latest ot which the president Is n
victim Is to the o fleet that If by Saturday
night Mr , Btaiuo has not written a letter
declining to have his name used at Minneap
olis , Mr. Harrison will recognize him as a
candidate and withdraw bis own randlducy.
At tbo whlto house this was said to ba too
absurd to bo considered , much loss denied.
Another story , wnlch received moro credoaco
for a tltno , ha * It that Cbauncoy M. Denow
tins sent a telegram to some of the leading
republicans hero , the purport of which Is
tbat the conservative men of the purty at
Minneapolis are seriously concerned at the
grave possibility of a dissension in the party
unless a chance is made in' tbo tactics of
Mr. Blame's' frloadi. The plan of
action proposed is to have a
mutual friend of Mr. BUiao and
Mr. Harrison call upoo Mr Blalno today and
urea blm to use tbo same frankness and can.
dor now that ho duolayed In 1SS3. This
story cannot bo traced to any authoritative
source , uor can It bo learned that any confer
ence of republican loaders to taUo action In
thU direction has boon called , und the story
is generally discredited.
Opnoiod the Appropriation.
The poitofllco appropriation bill nor before -
fore tbo DOUSO carries ti'J.500 loss than tbo
estimates tor the railway poatofllco car sir-
vice. Today this paragraph was reached ,
uud HonresoQtative Butler of Iowa did his
best to have the full amount of the estimates
appropriated. He made a short talk on tbo
appropriation an-l said that being on old
railroad man hlmiolf ho thought be know
something about what was iiocoisary for tbo
service. Too bouse , however , rufuiod to
make any change In the provision * of the bill.
No Contract l- Kmptoyml ,
Mr , Oxoard ol Graud I _ laudj Nca , h In
There is Business Sincerity in Every
BOYS' CLOTHING
POINT ?
Where QUALITY and LOW
PRICES go hand in hand
BOYS' KILT SUITS -
Like cut. In beautiful Scotch plaltlg , worth $5 , $0
nmlS > 7 ; Saturday
SaturdayONLY $2.50 A SUIT
Boys' all wool wash flannel , extra kilts , worth $1.75 ,
82 nnd 82.r,0 ;
ONLY$1 , SATURDAY
Saturday , § 1,25 Knee Pants
ONLY 98 CENTS
Boys' Wash Blouse Suits , in French Penangs , $2.75.
BOYS'
Two Piece Suits
Made of best cheviotsj
homespuns , tricots , tweeds ,
.worsteds * etc. ; sizes 4 to 14 yrs.
- Only $5.00
$6 , $7 and $8. 3rd floor
The King ofShirtwaists
WORTH $1.OO.
Saturday Only 59 Cents ;
Third Floor.
Boys' all wool Stockinet Jersey Suits ,
worth $ S , and $6 ,
SATURDAY ONLY $3.00.
We are sole agents for the famous Moth Proof Bags. Buy
now. All sizes , 500 and 6oc.
the city. Mr. Oxnard has been much
annoyed oy thoroport that ho was employ
ing cncap contrabv.labor from abroad la his
'
extensive' boot firilds.
"I have , " said * ho.il "often had a good deal
of trouble in securing the proper kind of
labor in fiufllclont quantities at tbo time of
the year whoa the crops have troil needed
attention and I have always given employ
ment to applicants for work from in and
about NorfolK and Grand Island. This ro.-
port bas , I presume , arisen from the fact
that a few weeks ago I employed a number
of Mennoultos. There were about 200 of
them In Hastings looking for work of
Soma kind and. being short of hands
> t the time f engaged some of them. The
lory tbat I have employed contract labor is
a malicious falsehood , Besides , I. have no
desire to ombo myself amonaolo to prosecu
tion under the United States laws , passed
bv the last congress which make ? it an
offense , punishable with severe penalties , to
engage contract labor from abroad. I can
assure you that I do not wish to got into any
trouble over the employment of my help. "
Representative WnHhlngtou'g Scheme.
Roprdsonlatlvo Washington of Tennessee ,
the chairman of tbo house committee-
territories , has bean circulating a paper
today with the object of securing enough
support to warrant blm in attempting on
Monday , under suspension of tbo rules , to
talto up and pass the bill admitting to state
hood the territory of Now Mexico. Mr.
Washington stated to TUB Bm ; correspond
ent tonight that ho had received gratifying
assurances of support and that ho had every
hope of being able to curry the project
through.
Will llcmcinbor the Alllnnco.
The committee- rules of the house bas
decided tbat after tbo appropriation bills
have nil been disposed of tbrco days shall bo
given to the representatives of the farmers
alliance for the consideration of such meas
ures as they may doslro to call up. This ar-
rangoraont 11 the result of tbo persistent ef
forts which have bcoa made by the alliance
men la coucross to have a debate upon the
subtreasury bill , and it Is probable that tbo
thrco days allotted thorn will mostly bo con
sumed la the consideration of this bill.
Representative Catcbings of Mississippi
said today that ha had made a carolul canvass
of tbo house and that ho bad no doubt tbat
the friends of the river aad harbor bill would
bo able to carry out their program on Mon-
day.and take tbo bill from tbo calendar and
send It to a.committee- conference oa the
senate amendments under suspension of the
rulos. '
Miscellaneous.
Tbo establishment of a nostofHco at Troy.
Sauudors county , and the appointment of
Lemuel Glassbun as postmaster was today
recommended by Senator PaddocU.
Mr , Day of Beatrice , Nob. , is la the city.
Hey Hasalor and Mr. Moore of Nebraska
wont to Minneapolis today.
The South Carolina delegates to the Min
neapolis convention , stopped hero today on
their way through. Tbo chairman of the
delegation said this evening the vote of the
delegation would ba divided , fifteen of the
doloRUtos being1 far President Harrison , nnd
the ether throacbclag azalnst him and pro.
sumably for MrJ'Dlslno. '
A favorable report has boon made by tbo
house commlttoaoa war claims oa the bill in
troduced by Congressman Bryan to pay to
Nebraska $ ! 2OOOUor money expended in sup
pressing the outdreak of the Sioux Indians ,
it Is tbo intention of Mr. U.'yan to tike the
earliest opportunity of securing considera
tion for the measure , und bo believes that ho
Will succeed inipasiing it.
Postmasters hnvo been appointed to fourth
class olllces in. Liwa as follows : J. L.
Murphy , Flaglers , .Mnrlou county , and H. F.
MoAforty , Middle Klvor , Madison county.
Tbo contract for the erection of tt > o four
bullalngu for the Flandroau Indian school
lu South Dakota has buea awarded to John
II. Owen at f 10,000.
Among the promotions In the Interior de
partment is tbat of K. D , Godfrey of lowu ,
a clerkship at (1,000.
A petition from the citizens of Mount Pleas
ant , la. , against any legislation looking
toward tbo closing of tbo World's fair on
Sunday was presented In the house by Rep
resentative faoerly today. A similar ODD was
introduced by Renresoutatlvo Hamilton from
the American Saboatb Tract society of
Elboron , la. , and another from tbo Methodist
Episcopal churob of that place asking that
tbo exposition bo closed oa Sunday.P.
P. B. H.
Weitvrn 1'eiulom ,
WASHINGTON , D. O. , Juno 8. [ Special
Telegram to Tin Use. ] Tbo following list
of pensions granted Is reported by TUB DEB
und Examiner Bureau of Claims ;
Ncbraskut Orlglual-LowU U , White ,
Henry C. Banghort , John T. Wheeler , D.
Palmer , Joseph A. Duncan , George W ,
Jewell. George W. Peck. Isaac R. Uluyton ,
William r. Case , Henry D. ICasson , Henry
Vondorliof , Edward S. Gardner , Jacob M ,
Moore , Samuel L. Rife , William A.Thorn
ton , Otis T. Wilsou , Leroy A. Franklin ,
Thomas Walker , John Croft , Additional
Francis M. Hirst , James Croaraor. Increase
James B. Dunn. Reissue Edmund J.
Bird.
Iowa : Original Benjamin Brown , Lyman
Fletcher , George Morse , Benjamin Morley ,
Daniel J. Walters , Christian H. Blosser ,
Mardaa Browcr , John Chapman , James S.
Mahanna , Crosby Stoner , Seymour T. Ilotch-
klss , William M. Marsh , Charles M. Daniels ,
Alwin Dowitt , William B. Martin , John S.
Wancor , Russell N. Whitman. William Chan
dler. George W. Thompson , James Lathers ,
William Brown , Benjamin A , Hammltt , Mor
ris A , NUT so , WllllamS. Garrison , Charles R.
White , Robert B. Baird , William S. Ken-
worthy , Norman Phillips , Michael Baker ,
Goorco Lamper , Samuel Baird , Adolbort
Nathllck.CbarlesChivorton.Conrad F.Romlg.
Additional- Robert S. Wright , John M.
Foster , increase Thomas C. Watson , Will
iam Jesse Moon , Jacob Dills. Original
widows , etc. Belle S. Cbaflln , Alice John
son.
North Dakota : Original Steohon J. Rus
sell.
Wyoming : Original Daniel Moran.
Colorado Original : Louis Durfalno ,
Henry Motcalf.J. I'1. Miller , Daniel Bradlo'y.
Nearly every ono needs a good spring med
icine , and Hood's Sarsaparilla is undoubtedly
the best. Try It this season.
o
lllillculoiiR I.iiv 1'rlcoB ,
Today we olfor choice of flnnnels.niad-
ras and satin shirts worth .up to 82,25 ,
for 75c.
Neckties , locks , four-in-hands or
"Windsors worth 60c , for lOc.
Percale sblrts worth $1.00. for 25c.
Suspenders worth 60c , for 19c.
Wo are overstocked on the finer
grades of clothing anil In order to re
duce stock wo have made startling re
ductions.
A dandy Prince Albert suit now only
' 812.00.
PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE ,
11103 Douglas street.
Mr. Wolir ICxplulns.
Yesterday TUB BEB printed a court Horn
which appeared under the head of "Caught
in'Darkest Africa.1"
Last night Mr , SVclfT , who was mentioned ,
called and made this explanation regarding
the book deal :
"About two months before 'In Darkest
Africa * was publ'shod Otto and Julius
Wolff gave Mr. W. D. Condlt notice tbat
tboy would under no circumstances fool
bound to sell any certain number of copies of
Stanley's ' worK , as it loouod to them moro
11 no a swindle- and because Scrlbnor pub
lished In his magazine part of Stanley's
story. Tbov also want it to bo Known that
they have not received a slnglo copy of 'In
Darkest Africa1 without having paid cash
in advance. "
Dr. Blrney's Catarrn Powder euro
catarrh. For sale by all druggists. 69 cents
a
Turned llnturtnln it Ounst.
The Bohemian turners of QmolmTbursday
evening tendered a reception to Peter Straka
ot Zlrkov , Bohemia , who Is visiting for a
snort time with frlonds In this city. Motz
hall was crowded with members of the
TeloovlonaJddnolaSoko and tholr friondH ,
who had assembled to moot tholr distin
guished countryman. An exhibition of turn
ing wa irlvon and an excellent program by
tbo members of tbo eocloty carried out , A
lunch was sproud after the performance , nnd
with IUUBIO and duncluK tbo balance of the
evening wat pleasantly passed.
Helped Iliuiaiior O'llrimi Kicnpo.
Una * , N. Y. , Juno 3. Keeper Buck of
Danueinora prison , who 1)&J boon'oa trial
for assisting Buncocr O'Brion ta escape , was
today found eullty.
JUKI ) ,
Nutlcaoffietllntior kit undtr t/ii/ie ( < uiyl/l/ , |
ccnl ; tMh mlJIIIonal line ten ants.
wiTuUll-Nancy " S"yoar i
- 3una i. nsoa
wlf oof Colonel K. II. Wilbur , ut | ior rc l-
dence , M9 boulli Twenty-olRlith afreet.
Kunonvl Saturday at U p. m. . from family
jesldence. Interment Prospect Hilt cumo-
tery.
EDWAHD3 Illnncho Eunice , aeed 6 yoara 4
montlu. diiujjliturof Mr. niul Mrs. U J. I'.rt-
wards , utl'J.'l Uruue. 1'uuuru ! 2 p.m. , from
resldouco.
ir in We Advertise ,
NBBfls at Startling Low
PricBS.
Knox's Gelatine , lOc.
Sun Rise Stove Polish , 5c.
Making Powder. 1 pound , 25c
Dust pans , Sc , lOc.
Ice pick , 9c.
Dinner p.iils , lOc.
Putz pomade , 4c.
Steel hoes , 25c , 35c.
Spades , 50 c.
Shovels. 50c
Rakes , 25c,30c45c.
Bixbee's best blacking , 3c.
Hixbees best blacking ; . 5c.
600 YARDS OP
Stair Oilcloth ,
Worth 15c and 20c a yard.
We will close out the entire lot
for only
7ic
For the 15c kind.
For the 20c kind.
Basement.
$15 and $20
Brass Tables ,
Solid metal , elegantly embossed ,
artistic shades , only
$4.
tp rfCi
Bnsomcnt.
Mail orders are pouring in
from every district in the union.
It pays to trade here. You get
the best for the money.
UNANIMOUS M HARRISON !
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TCOKTINUED TOOM rouimi PAGE. ]
coveted the position of secretary of war ,
while Clarkson , the present chairman of tbo
republican national committco , Bought to ba
made secretary of the Interior. Foraker of
Ohio is also making a noise , hoping to ac-
qulro a little additional notoriety. These are
the mon who nro trying to dominate
the republican pirty , nnd tbeso nro
the men who are responsible for tbo
unenviable position Secretary Blalno
has been placed In nnd occupies
today [ n the estimation of fair-minded mon.
Those mon never have and are not now sup
porting him because they are his friends ,
but because they love Harrison loss. Why
nro they enemies ot Harrison ) Because ho
is and over has been in opposition to bosslsm ,
and with the people. With such professional
wire pullers and political tricksters nijatnst
blm , ho should bo loved the moro for the one-
mlos ho has made while doing his whole duty
fearlessly and honestl v. Wo nro not opposed
in any sense to Air. Ulalnc , and if ho gets
tbo nomination and accepts It , wo will bo for
him all over , but bo cannot afford to bo
groomed for the race by such solllsh polit
ical manipulators as are now nosing la the
attitude of bis best frlonds.
Mr. Blatnii's letter to Chairman Clnrkion ,
in which lie emphatically declared ho would
neither bo a candidate for the presidential
nomination nor accept It if tendered him ,
meant what It suld , und thcso mon who are
trying to force his nomination are putting
Mr. Ulalno In a uositlon that will render him
opan to the accusation of double dealing.
That communication was couched in no un
certain language , and we , Inconjunctlon with
u majority of the republicans la the country ,
accepted It as a dollnlto conclusion arrived
at after mature deliberation , without any
strincs tied to It. It was in keeping with
tbo dignity and honor wbloh characterizes the
man In all his acts elements in his life which
have won for him the respect and admiration
of the good nooplo of the land , north , south ,
cast and west , and wn are loth to bcllovo
that ho would wittingly stultify ana bring
discredit upon himself now by countenanc
ing or in the least furthering the efforts
being made by a corporal's guard of repub
lican bosses to force him into tbo Held in tbo
attitude of a candldatg soolclng the presiden
tial nomination regardless uf his pontlvo
declaration months ago to the contrary.
Thcso men are enemies of Harrison and tbo
course tboy are pursuing demonstrates that
they are not frlunds of Mr. Ulalno except in
so far as the use of his mi mo and his randi-
daoy will best subsorvo their own sel
fish alms and aggrandizement. 'I1'10 ' war
they have Inaugurated U neither honest nor
made in the Interests of the party , but sim
ply in opposition to President Harrison ,
who in the outset of his administration de
clined to permit himself to bo made a putty
uall la tbo hands of these obstructionists , to
bo dictated to and molded to suit their pe
culiar laoas and \vlitios. It is to the credit
of President Harrison that they are his
enemies , rather than the rovurso , as It will
bo to the credit nnu honor of Secretary
Blalno if ho unfnlterlncly stands by the
position taken in his letter , whloa Iho publlo
bolloved then and believes now to moan ] ust
what it said.
Dr.Blrnoy'sCatarrh I'owuorouMs catarrh
For sulo by all druggists. CU cants.
Bleu headache ? Hoocaam's Pills will ro
Hove.
PAUK COMMISSIONERS.
.Hatters IUnns i > il anil mialm-n * Tnmiacleit
nt 'lliolr .Monthly Meeting.
The regular monthly mooting of tbo Buara
of Park Commissioners was called to order
at'J o'clock this afternoon , with all the mem
bers present. The reading of the minutes
Who do not constantly hoop nn cytf on
our stnro cnn't appreciate wluit n , money
saving plneo It is. Hero's proof.
30 do7.on fancy stripad
hnlf hoin , regular price with us 23u u
pair , Saturday till 10 o'cloclc only.
* * p
MCA
OC
it -r
first floor.
S25 do/on inon's fancy silk scarfs , light
colors , now spring styles , our tisua ) ,
price Mo , Saturday ,
Two for 2oc.
CO doxon-1-ply nil Hnon collars , fuU (
dross style ,
lOc
3 for 25c. Only 7oc dozen.
25do/.on flno Scotch zephyr nogllgoo ,
shirts , ( many sllU stripes ) former prlool
$1.50 und SU , Saturday till.10 o'uloclc p.
in. ; only . - -
si.oo
First floor.
Men's fancy bordorcd hemstitched
handkerchiefs ;
10c.
3 for U5c ; worth 15c.
Men's now ombroidorol handlcor *
chiefs ,
25c. <
Fronqh bilbriggan shirts and draw
ers , worth Too everywhere , only j
50c a Garment.
Our Dressmaking Departments
OfTor iimmunl Inducements to Inrtlca fcrklna
uuliiua nmt ojtlualvn coatunijHVo are ahuwlj
new nnd cxqulMto lilous In Clilnn aUk cintimu'
nnil liarn tliu nunr nnil much souulit fur Itluo Si'ru
bultj. Thuco-t of nmkltm H low , the costume * am
bo tirotuhtout In the munt skillful nnd approved
manner I Ifll. far 1-ln. mtonlBhlu.-ly . . . low prices. t'.ll. L' ,
was dispensed with. The monthly billi
wcro audited and approved. ,
A communication'from the citv council referring /
forring to un unp.ila bower tax of $ J,109.1t
atralnbt Hnii com park wai rend nnu Judgu
Lalco was nskod to give his opinion. The tax
dates from Ib'.U ' and the quobtlou as to who
shall pav it was referred to the committee on
judiciary.
H. 13. Wyllo offered to sell bit house In
Elnuvood park lor 81,003 , but the board dlnn'l
want It and said so.
\V. L. Snider offered to sell ton acres
adjoining Ulmwood purl ; at $1,000 au acre.
It soared the fate of Wyllo's houso. .
A list of defects In titles to park tract * '
was furnished by City Attorney Council.i
Tnoso defects are all such as can be oasllyl
remedied. It was referred back to the at
torney , with the sugojtlon that the roporb
bo sent to the council.
Dr. Miller reported that the boarJ had'
vlbltod the south side or Clark tract oa Moa- ,
day , They there mot several cltlrons and' '
there wa soma discussion over the Sautter
tract , which connected with tbo Clark tract. .
They saw the owners of the lauds who
wanted to soil , but these gentlemen advanced !
tholr prices beyond these of the Clark laj
and tbo- board rejected their propositin
There was a reeling In that part of the
against the pa rob as o and citizens were pres
ent by invitation. The citizc/ns / were Messrs. ,
Sautter , Uascall , Joseph Uarlcor andl
Mnjor Cornish. The idea of the board !
was to purchase the Clark and *
Sautter tracts , bolwcoa whlcU lies
the Tom Murray tract through Which tboy |
will condemn a boulevard. Mr. llasoall for.
Mr. Sauttor stated inat the board could have I
the south ton acres of the Sauttor tract at |
$1,253 and donnto a boulevard across the )
north ton acres 'JOO feet ' .vide , provided , that
If any ether boulevard should ba condemned !
ho should not bo assessed to pay ; for it. Mr.I
Sautter wan anxious to hnvo the boulevard !
run through the middle of bis tract andsomo ,
members of the board wanted It along the
west side , whlo'i would glvo Torn Murray.L'
thn bonolit and that did not taste woll'Tv '
some of tlo | bearers. "
Mr , Darker had boon unfavorably Im
pressed with the land at the former high
price , but since It had lioan rodticad ho was
satisfied to leave the matter entirely la tba
hands of the board.
Ernest Stuht Halcl the southsldors did neb
want to buy any laud at all If tboy could not
got enough land to absorb ull tbo money on-
hand. "
Mr. Cornish thought that tbo land offer oil
In the Clailt itnd Sautter li.icls would make
the handsomest -park la tbo city , and ho
w.tutou them to buy It at onoo.
Mr. Ilaicall thought that the money left
over would not burn a liolo In anybody' *
pocKct and bo aid not think It would spoil.
Than the soulhsldors went oil and hold u
caucus and everybody bad the lloor at OIIOB
' " " " "
for a wiillo. . / - " "
Mr. Llnliiger wanted mora land ,
I Jr. Miller took the lloor again after a tlmo
and said that for a i Ivor jwrk the forty-
seven acres and a half were all that was
needed , and it was almoit In ahapo for a
park now. Ho did not think that a largo
park down there was wanted ,
Mr. Mlllard wanted ta wait until they
could got just what they wanted. They
could not condemn an outlet to Hancroft.
\Vby not wall and do thu whole thing at ono
foil swoop.
Stuht.und Iluicall traveled ever the old.
road and the souibslders moved out. . f
It was decided to olTor tl50 ! for the Sacli ,
Clark , Ponlay and Sauttor tracts amounting
to sixty-six acres and If not accepted to wale1
for authority to condemn.
The question of Improvements came up
and It was decided to do the IIrat work on
the Homls park , This idea was to suspend
all Improvements la Klmwood and oliowhoro
to simply preservative wont and exert themselves - ,
solves for the bonollt of Homls park becjuso
U was nu Interior park. Mr , Cleveland , the
landscape gardener , will bo summoned and
worn will bo begun at once ,
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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