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. r S 'CITE OMAIIAi DAILY I3EI-T'IIUISDAY JUNE 4 1896. NO GiIt IliIIC HAVE TO IIA1 i G Final Decision Upholds the Verdict of the Trial Jury , SUPREME COURT DECLIIIES TO INTERFERE Slnycr of Ida Gnk111 Must Expinte Ills Fenrful Crlme on the Onl- ' Ions-Ifoover Also 1)e- , nicd n Ilehcnrli. j , LiNCO1.N , Juno 3. ( Speclai Telegram- 'rho auprrmo court this morning made two rulinga In Omaha murder cases , both ad Verse to the convicted men , in the case of Claude hoover , found guilty of killing his Inrother $ n-law , Sam Duthola , iho motion for a rehearing was domed. In Urn George Morgan case tire court sus. talned Judge Scott In denying a transcript of iho rccorda of the lower court , which Morgan had asked for without pay. Morgan wns convlctcd In the district court of Dougian county for the murder of 11tUo Ida Oaskill and sentenced to be hanged , Igor the purpose of presenting to the supreme court error proceedings , to have thic Judg- meat reviewed , Morgan requested the die- trict court to direct Its shorthand reporter to malco out and deliver to him gratuitously a longhand copy of the shorthand notes of the evidence in the case in which Morgan had been convicted. Ile cupported this appllc.a- tlon by his alndavit that ho was unable , by reason of his poverty , to pay for the longhand - hand copy of the evidence. Judge Scott refused to comply with this request and to roverea bin ruling and Morgan prosecuted liio petition In error in the supreme court , Attorney General Churchill attacked the constitutionality of the law under which the appeal was brought anJ tide attack the supreme court sustains k the following syllabus : Section 49 of an act entitled "An Act to Amend Chapter 13 , Revised Statutes of 18GG. Ent ticd .Courts , " parsed anti ap. proved February 27 , 187D , is unconstitutional and void , becaus3 tpld act amends sectlon 5 of an act passed and approved February 19 , 1877 , without referring in its title to said cecUon or act , and without repealing said secficn 5. " The supreme court decides that , under the circumstances. It devolves upon the Judge of the criminal division of the court in and for Douglas county to fix a new date far the execution of Morgan. In the cnro of hoover the decision of the court requires no postponement of the date for his execution , already fixed by the supreme court for August 7. The provision of the statutes declared tin- constltullonal by the supreme court to found in sectlon 49 of chapter 19 of the Itevlsed Statutes. The section la In two parts. The drat requirce the court reporter to furnish stenographic records of all proceedings to any party interested , upon the payment of a fee of 5 cents per 100 words. The second part requires him to , furnish such record , In criminal cases where , after conviction , the defendant shall make an afdavlt that he Is unable to pay for the same. The second part of the provision was ndded to the section by an amendment approved - proved In 1879. The supreme court decides that the added provision Is unconstltutlonal on purely technical grounds. The constitution - tion on this point recites explicitly that "no law hall be amended unless the now act contain the section or sections so amended and the sectlon or sections so amended shall be repealed. " In this case the legislature , which passed' the amendment In 1579 , neglected to comply with the above provision. Georgp Morgan was seen fn bis solitary cell.ln thecounty jail and dla not seem in tho'leas't disturbed by the news of the action of the 'supreme court , Hesimply laughed and said 1'11 get a transcript nil the elme , and the case will go beforo"tho supreme court. " 1Vhea pressed to say bow ha wound gets a lranecrdpt and who would pay for It , ho refused to ° answer directly , saying 'It will bo p'ald for ; 1 don't' know who will pay for it , but I haven't any doubt about getting before the supreme court. Judge Scott , before whom Morgan was tried and who sentenced him to hang , said it would be necessary for the supreme court to fix ho date for the execution , as the time fixed by the lower court had Passed. Ho was also of the opinion that the time within which the case could be taken to the stiprcnfo court had passed , and ho said Ito could not say whether he should sign a bill , of exceptions or not , north he learned whether tho'urrmno court had expresey extended the unto within which such bill might be flied , Morgan was sentenced to be hanged April 17 , and Ids attorneys appealed to the supreme court , securing a stay of execution. They applied to the supreme court for an order compelling the stenographer or the trial court to make up a bth1 of excoptlono without cost to the defendant. In this op- plicatlon the attorneye made several sensational - tional allegations about the docket entrles of the lower court being altered after the orders In the case were made. The attorneys were appointed by the court to defend Morgan , he claiming to have no revenue with which to pay attorneys. Claude Ifoover was closeted with his attorney - ney and re7ured to be Interviewed. Ile and his attorney are relying upon a reprieve from Governor Holcomb , his attorney asserting - ing that ho will present several reasons why the governor should Interfere with the carrying - ing out of the aedtence of iho court , which reasons , ho says , will be of a very startling nature , The date of Itoover'o execution was fixed by the supreme court for August 7 , antI Sheriff McDonald has been busy malting all preparations for carrying out the mandate of the supreme court an the date named. The scaffold has been constructed and Is ready for instant uro , The bill for its construction will ho presented to the hoard of County Commissioners at its next meet- ing. The two ropes which ( are to launch the condemned tncn into another state of existence - istonco are also in the sheriff's possession , having bean receivad some time ago. They were mule at tlio factory In Cincinnati , wldch makes all the ropes used for this pur peso In thL , country , The scaffold will be erected In ( he ell at rho southwest corner of the Jail , at the same point where the scaffolds - folds have stood at the last two executions in this county , Ihscltlen'e Arnlc : 8nhc. The beet salve in the world for cute , bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever sore. , totter , chapped hands , chilblains , corns , and all ekin eruptions , and positively oOes piles or no pay required , It la guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded - funded , Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Kuhn & Co , lkvnl.iiii rs for steamship tickets-1502 Farnam etreot- the Burlington city office , ALL 11nes , 1111) GOOD lIVE TO MISS M.tT'1'IIhl V . She Goes to Clnrlannll to York Aatong the I'uor , A farewell reception was Tuesday evening tendered to Miss Eva Leo Matthews at the Episcopal clergy house , Twenty-sixth and Franklin streets , this city. Vocal and Instrumental music , recitations anti refreshments - ments made the evening pass all too quickly , Mies Matthews Is a daughter of duo late Justice Stanley Matthews and a sister of Rev , Paul Matthews , formerly of title city , The latter Is now rector of St Luke'e J piscopsl church , Cincinnati. Miss Mallhows will go there and devote herself to mis- elonary work among rho poor of that city. For the last three years she has been en gaged In work auxiliary to that of the As. soclato Jliselon in this city , During this time site has accomplished a wonderful amount of good and done much to relieve the wants of the poor , On all sides last evening were heard expresalons of regret that she felt called upon to take up her work in another city , Miss Matthews and her Jrother : have recently returned from an ox- len ed tour tl the holy an s itl l fist ovouluga reception bad the dual arac er of a welcome and a farewell - well , , , r 9 -S- ° it. L , 3Voosler , a prominent citizen of Os- see , Mictt after suffering excruciatingly from piles for twenty years , was cured In a short time by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve , an absolute cure for all skin diseases. More Dr this preparatlno le used than all ethers lotobined. LUTIiffAN S1'NOn i1i:4liNS ITS WORK Cnnlllllntes for Ordination Exnatined S'estcrilny Afternoon , Ministers to the number of sixty-five , constituting - stituting the minislerium ct the Lulhlran Augustana Synod of America , met yesterday morning at 9 o'clock in the Swedish Lutheran church of ( tile city , The first part of the session was occupied with the work of organization - ganization and the transaction of routine business , A 11vely , discussion followed a motion to accept they. Imll Lund into the syno ) . lie fa a member of the church , in good standing and came to this country from Sweden about six years ago. Since that time he has resided - sided in Michigan and Minnesota , Ills present home is at Fargo , N , D , IIe is not tilling the pulpit of any church Just at present , but is actlveiy engaged in church work. The discussion of the motion to te- celvo him into the membership of the synod showed that there was considerable upposl- ( Ion to It , though a large number of the ministers present signified their intention of voting in favor of the motion. Some twenty and odd graduates of the Theological - ological seminary at ltock Island , 111 8p peared before the minlsterlum , They were candidates for ordlnallot and were questioned and croes questloned by the clergy concerning their personal beliefs , their ideas of the min fatty and other matters pertaining to the calling they have selected. At the afternoon session the case of Rev , Mr. Lund was again token up. By a vote of the ininisterhum it was decided to admit him to the synod , hive of the twenty-three candidates for ordination were examined by the ministers and recommended for ordination , The others will ho examined at this morning's session , The opening service of the synod will occur - cur at 7:30 : o'clock this evening. It will be a public service and the sermon will be preached by Rev , M. C. Ranseen of Chicago , vice president of the synod , On Friday morning at 9 o'clock the first business sea- sion of the synod will tie calleJ to order. After the roll call the presldcnt's annual address will be delivered. Tliero was no evening Session of the miuisterlmn , On Thursday at 8:30 : o'clock p. in. the synod proper will convene , It IS expected that upward of 200 delegates , representing - resenting Swedish Lutheran churches in all sections of this country and Caa dawill , be present , SMI'l'II-iISIIKEIt. One of the most beautiful and impresslvo wgddings of the season was salemnhied last evening at Trinity cathedral , when Miss ICatheetne Darker , daughter of Mr , and Mrs , John Barker of this city , was united In marriage with Robert Franklin Smith of Council Bluffs. The cathedral was handsomely - somely decorated for the occasion with palms and ropes of emllax , the chancel being banked 1n pink and white roses. The church was comfortably filled with the invited friends of the contracting portico , when the wedding march from Lohengrhn was struck , and time bridal party passed down the aisles. Twe little flower girls , Marion Haller and Rose Coffman , preceded with bouquets of La France roses. The ushers were W. II. 'Wheeler and Stockton lfeth of Omaha and I , C. Dawson and George Wright of Council Diuffo. The Misses Drake , Dickinson - inson , Cady and Allen followed as the bridesmaids - maids , attlrrd in becoming gowns of pick satin , with pink mulle overdresses , and car- rylng La France roses , while loss Belle Hamilton , in white. organdle , acted as maid of honor. The bride , in white satin , trimmed with duchess have , anc1 with a liege bunch of bride roses , was , escorted on the arm of her father to the chancel , where she was met bl the groom' and his ( test man , Thomas Metcalfe of Councllllluffs.1 The ceremony was performed ? by , Dean Gardner , and the hepedlettoq prpnounoed by Bishop Wortldng- ton , , The wedding was followed by a reception at the home of the brute's parents , on Izard street-'near Fortieth ; where the guests were permitted tovleist themany costly and beau- tifat presents received by the newly married pair. Mr. and Mrs , Smith left for a short wedding trip , and will later make their home In Council Bluffs , where Mr. Smith is engaged in mercantile business. Union Pnclfle I'loneers"Meeting The annual meeting of the Union Pacific Pioneers' association was held yesterday afternoon in the Union Pacific car shopsIn the election of officers to serve for the ensuing - suing year the following were chosen : Preel- dent , J , L , Llllle ; first vice presldent , Henry Van Dusen ; second vice president , John Damford ; treasurer , John M , Rice , and secretary - retary , Cnrr Axford , The president appointed a committee of five to reconimenrl a suitable place for the sixth annual picnic , which wil : be held some lime in July. Alblon , Wahoo , the Chautau- qua nrsociatlon of Deatrlcr , and Logan , la have all put in olds far the picnic , Aim the hot weather and its attendant evils approach , bear In mind the old adage : "A stitch in time saves nine , " It Is well known that a dose of Chamberlain's Coile , Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy taken In time is better - ter than nine doses when prostrated with cholera morbus or diarrhoea. It should be kept in every home , ready for instant use. The 25 and 50 cent alzes for sale by druggists - gists , ---p - LOCAL BRl/vl'r1Es , Lester E , Stone of Nehawka , Neb. , and Miss Sue H , Palmer of Tuscola , Mich were married yesterday afternoon In limo parlors of the Arcade hotel. During the month of May the patrol wagons responded to 468 calls , of which thirteen were In answer to fire alarms , They traveled a distance of 705 mllc i. Dorton fines , who has been in police court innumerable times on the charge of vagrancy , was foundgullty on the some charge yesterday morning dud waa aentenced to five days on the street. Today the Emma Flower mission will re- celvo fiowem for distribution among the sev- eml hospitals of the city. Parties having flowers to donate should notify Mrs. Iloag land , who will call or them , M. C , Acheqon will lecture on "Taxation , Assessment and Eminent Domaln" before the law class of iho Young Men's Christian as- soclatlon Thursday evening at S o'clock lu the Young Men's Christian aesociation par- lava , Yesterday evening Ambrose Elltngton , while rldhng hla bicycle , was run down by a runaway horse , tholh wheels of the buggy to when ( ) the horse was attached passed over both bicycle and rider. The bicycle was uninjured - injured and Elllneton only sutfered a few slight bruises. At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Edgar'M. Cox and Lillian Gore cvere.pntted in marrlago at the future homo of the young couple , The ceremony was performed by , Father Young of the lpiscopal church in iho pres"enco of but half a dozen friends , 'rho couple wlil reside at 4012 Nicholas street. lleslella Lewin pleaded guilty yesterday - day morning to the charge of dls- turbhig the peace by using loud and protano language and was fined , $5 and costs. She was accused of speaking of Joseph Taylor , a neighbor , In very un complimentary terms in tha presence of hla wvtfo. The parties are colored and live near the library buliding , Dr , ! toward I. . Mundy af.Kansaa , City Iias written to Chief of I'o11co Slgwart asking hlin cvhat percentage of the crimes ofthe city have been ccmmitlod while the erbnirials were under the Influence of ntesmorism , hypnotism or magnetism , Time chief will answers that the percentage has been zero , as no such noses have Como under his observa tlon during his fourteen years of service , INSANE N11t ON t TIl [ : JURY Tusista on Disposing of a Oazo Without the Aid of Ills Follows , CONDEMNS LITIGANTS TO' IMPRISONMENT lternnved to the County .Inlt and the Innnlty Gontlttlsnton Notllleth Case Proceeds filth Elevcn . . , Jurors , , - " , , , J , Ii , Early , one of the men on the regular jury panel in the dlstrtct court , while sitting - ting as a juror In a case on trial In Judge Scott's court yesterday morning , showed signe of violent insanity and was removed by Sheriff McDonald and Deputy Sheriff HIII. \When court convened the case on trial was ordered to proceed , Early Jumped to his feet and said ho had something to say about that "I think , your honor ; ' lie cx claimed , dramatically , "that all of the parties to title suit should be sent to the penl- tentiary. I have got to make a speech at Jefferson square tonight and I haven't got any time to waste on this case. I have got tlse power to do anything I want to , and I order all these people locked up at once ; The case on trial was that of Chris llulln- helmer against the Ontaha throwing nesocin- ( lon for $16,000 damages for inurles ) alleged to have been received by falling through a hole in the cellar In the old brewery of the company. The jury wao onpaneled Tuee- day afternoon and a portion of the testimony - mony had been taken. Early's acllols caused considerable excitement - ment and the judge talked quietly with the ratan for a' few moments , instructing the bailiff in the meantime to summon the sheriff. When time sheriff arrived Early objected - jected to being taken away until the case on trial was settled , but was forced out of the room and taken over to the Jail , where he was locked Inn cell and the Insanity corn- misslon notified , \\'Itcn the juror was removed both portleo to the case on trial agreed to go on with tire trial with eleven jurors , rather than begin over again , An investigation showed that Early had served upon but one other Jury , that being the earn of McArdle against llayden Bros which wan diemlesed , so that hie dementia will not affect any case which has been tried , Early Is .n farni laborer who line been working for various farmers in the vicinlly of Eikhorn , lie formerly kept a saloon in Elkhorn. One of the court bti Iffs who is acquainted whir him , mid that he had been drinking very heavily since ho had been serving on the jury , and attributes his condition - dition to that fact. Ho said that Early hind never shown any signs of derangement here- tofore. Early Is a single man about 35 years of ago and seems to be posaes'ed ' of average , Intelligence. His hobby seems to be mechanics , and he refers constantly to a gun be claims to have invented , and which will carry a two pound ball a distance of nine tulles in two seconds , burning 200 pounde of powder at each diecliarge. Another In- ventlon Ito claims credit for Is a stcamslilp for war purposes , 1'leni of Cullty RefuMeul. Wyatt B , Sinclair and Lafo Crape were placed on trial in the criminal court Just before - fore noon yesterday en the charge of burglarizing - izing a house belonging to the Portsmouth Savings bank and carrying off a quantity of lead pipe valued at $20. They offered to plead guilty if the prosecuting attorney would recommend a sentence of not more than one year in the penitentiary , but ad Sinclair had been convicted in the same court of stealii a lot of ( lour and had served a term in the penitentiary for so doing , the county attorney would not agree to the proposition and the trial was commenced - menced , fl'eat's Cnsc Today' . The case against Joel \V. 'West , the attorney - ney charged with contempt of court In hayIng - Ing bribe l a juror 'n the first trial of Henry hello , was called yesterday and postponed until today , et the request \Vest's attorney , who said that ha had not bad sumclent time prepare his case. County Attorney Bnld- rige consented to the delay , but gave notice that he would not consent to any further postponement after today. ' -S'lll Go to rt Irnrtu. i harry Soudenberg , who was charged with having entered the office of the city boiler Inspector by means of a duplicate hey and carrying away various articles of clotldng , tools , etc. , was discharged by Judge Baker upon the promise of his father , ex-Bailer Inspector Soudenberg , that he would. take him out of town and put him on a farm to work , Schnller Cnes Free , The earn of George Schaller was called for trial In the criminal court Tuesday afternoon - noon and was dismissed yesterday morning after the evidence for the state had been presented - sented , tlto evidence not being sufficient to secure a conviction. Schaller was charged with having stolen n quantity of ltutcher's tools ( rein the shop of Simon Brossard , Perfect Wlstlonn Would give us perfect health. Because men and women are not perfectly wise they must take medicines to keep , themselves perfectly healthy. Pure , rich blood is the basis of good health. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the One True Blood Purifier , It gives health because it builds up on the true foundation-pure blood , - hood's Pills are purely vegetable , perfectly harmless , always reliable and beneficial , _ _ -p Omnhn-Clllcrigo-ppeclu4 , A Special Train to Chicago , . for . Omaha travel exclusively NORTHWESTERN LINE , 0:30 : every nfgilt , Summer Excursions to Colorndo , 'rho "Rock Island Route" has. now on sale tourist tickets at greatly reduced rates ) to Denver , Colorado Springs and Pueblo. ' Remember this is the only line running its own trains without change train Omaha to all of the above points , For full Infor- mallon call at Rock Island city ticket 0lncc , 1602 Farnam street. A NEW TIIAIN , dllesourl Pueillo Rnlluny. OMAHA-ST. LOUIS. Only line without change of cars. Leave Webster street depot 3:43 : p , m , Arrive St , Louis union ataliop 7:20 : a. m , 'CITY ' OFFICES N , E , Corner Thirteenth and Farnam Ste. Lnn Rites Viii the Ihtrllaigton Route. 8t. Lout-Juno 13 , 14 and 15 , San Francisco-Juno 15 , 30 , 23 and 24. Chicago-July 4 , 6 and 6. Buffalo-July 4 and 6 , \Vdehington-July 3 , 4 , 5 and 6. Denver-Juno 14 and 15 and July 6 and 6 , Salt Lake Clty-August 8 and 9 , hot Springs , S. D.-Juno 12 , July 3 and 24 , Yellowstone Park-Juno 1 to September 30 , Call at ticket olfice , 1602 Farnam street , and get full information. J. B , Reynolds , I City Passenger Agent , . . t , , , . / , I A l 4 /I . i. ; A Our cut glass palace again looks like gold times-it abounds \Yitll all that's new and tasty-especially . selected for wedding rifts , - j i eta O . IIUY's A CiI1iCK 3VITiI IIIS MONEY , Henry Ilnplee ! I1lkVovcrl lie Music n I'otlrtPrnsle. henry Ilaples , who : edmes from Little Shoot , Wis was reenidenced out of $25 $ at the Webster etreob" depot Tuesday afternoon - noon , The confdenae : man is described as having a 1lltlo burlolil of gray whiskers on his chin , and , naturally , woe bound for the same town In ( hilts .lute for which Ilaples was heading , The trick was thrned in the same old way. Ilaples was loafing hbdut the depot when he was approached by the man with the whiskers , who dktvursed intelligently about crops. In a short tlme' another fellow strolled along with a tale of woe , to the effect that ho had act enough honeyto get 4ils luggage out of the hands of the baggageman , lie needed $25. The man with the whiskers did not have the money , although lie was very sorry that lie could not accommodate the other stranger , especially when the latter flashed a check for $300 , Naples did have the stoney , however - ever , and it took but little time to Induce him to part with it in exchange for the check , The two men Went away to get the luggage , the man with the bunch of whiskers going to see that everythhsg was all right , They never came back , amt in a very abort limo Iiaples discovered that his check was worthless. Ilaples was able to give a dcscrlptlon of the men , and the pollee say that they know them , A couple of detecllves lava been detailed to hunt them up _ Did you ever think how readlly the blood is polsonhl by constipation ? Bad blood : r.eaur bad health and premature old age. DeWllt's Litho Early Risers , the famous little pills , overcome obstinate "onstipation. " . 'here Are You Galugr Never before luau such an excellent opportunity - tunity been given for mnkin ; a trip to the many points of interest in the west , reached via the Union Pacific , A glance al the list below of meetings to which epecial reduced rates have been au- tlmrized , tvll convince you that the advantages - tages for a wertcrn trip llde year arc ex cc , tionnl : Honeseekers' Excursions , Juno 9 and 23 , July 7 and 21. Rate , one fare for the round trip , phis $2. , lunlor Order United American Mechanics , Icnver , Colo. , Juno 16--20. Rate , one faro for the round trip , plus $2 , National Eclectic McJlcal association , Portland - land , , Ore Juno 10.18 , Rate from Nebraska or ICansus , $ G9 for the round trip. American Society Civil Engineers , San Francisco , Cal. , Jute 30 , Rate , $60 for the round trip from Missouri river and veet , Retail Clerks and Music Teachers , Denver ; Cole July 7.10 , Irate , one faro for thin round trip , plus $2. biro Chiefs' Convention , Salt Lake City , August 10-1i. Irate , one fare for the round trip , plus $2. Summer tours to Denver , Colorado Springs , Manitou or Pueb'o , May 15 to September 20. Special reduced rates from Kansas and Ne- braska. Summer tours to Salt Lake City or Garfield Beach , May 15 to September 30 , Special reduced rates from all principal points. For full information as to limit of ticketo anti stopover privileges , etc. , call at the Union Pacific city ticket office , 1302 Farmmn Street , Slr Tltlrty' I' . 31. Train off the CIHCAGO , MILWAUKEE & ST , PAUL RY. Best service. ELECTRIC LIGHTS. Dining car. City olncc , 1501 Farnam , 4llodsaere. The enormous engines that haul "The Northwestern Llne ; ' OMAIIA-CHICAGO SPECIAL cast at. 6:30 : every evening ( Union Pacific depot atkl , Into Chicago at. . 9:30 : next morning-well worth taking aalltle time to see them-nothing int this country like them -nearly as hightas the Union depot , but-not quite'ae long , Cilyotncc. 1401 Farnam SL --o - - r i1Fur Rcanccd'7tntcs , To all summer resorts call at Rock Island City Ticket office , 1602 Farnam St. p " ( lnuthn-Clilcngo Limped : MILWAUKEE RY. , ' Built for Speed , Comfort and safety. Short line , Block system. Electric light Fine Cuisine , City ticket office , 1504 Farnam street , A IIOUSE CIRf1NING PARTY You Are Invited to ( Jail While We Are Oleaning Itouso , WE'RE GETTING READY TO REMODEL Every Iollnr'sS'orth of stilt. or Overeonts for hays or Men included - cluded In This Great 20 e'er Cctil IIsenunl Stile , Perhaps it Isn't customary to Invite guests to one's Spring housecleaning , but this invitation is to something hike a Donatlot I'arty as well. Thor fact is that we are preparing to overhaul - haul our store at the SV. . corner of 15th and Douglas streets , from lop to bottom this Summer , am ] we must clear omit everything in our stock that is poAsibhe , or else pack It up and store It away , and vvo don't want to open our new store with a dollar's worth of there goods now In stock , Either course involves sonic temporary loss , of course , but we prefer to share this loss with our freends and customers. To title end we are offering our whole stock of dotbing , Including men's , boy's and chdidern's suits , bicycle snits. Ahpaca anti all thin goods , men's spring overcoats , boy's Lruuuner reefers , in short everything in our complete establishment , excepting hale , caps and furnishing goods , at a genuine REDUCTION OF 20 1'EIt CENT , The necessity of getting therm goods out of the w'ay at this time is gcnulr' and obvious. The reduction in prices is equally g" sine. The advantages to you are plain a , they are tinttsual , BROWNING , KING & CO Reliable Clothiers ; Getting ready to remodel , S. W Corner 15th and Douglas St Ieposlhrrs of Nebrnskn Snvhigs and 1Gxehnu { a ilutk , Attenllnu. All depositors of the Nebraska Savings anti Exchange bank are requested to send their names and addresses to ate , WITIOUT [ DELAY , The Depositors' association has an important connrunlcation to make to you anti has asked tuie receiver for names and addresses , but he has not furnlshoI them , Secretary Depositors' Association , Corner 19th and Farnam Streets , Omaha , Union and National bicycles are the head- cre. sold on easy payments. Finest line of ladles' wheels in the city. A. L. Deane & Co. , 1116 Farnam , Open evenings. EXCUiIS1AN 'r ( ) ST. LOUIS. 'Vhf the Wahirslt Ito Iiroud. FOR THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION limo Wabash will sell tickets at 1ALF FARE , $11.50 , The Omaha and St. Louis Llmlted Leaves Omaha ( union depot ) daily 4:30 : p. m. Arrives St. Louts ( union station ) dally 7:00 : a. In. For ticketa , sleeping car accommodations or a convention folder giving list of hotels w tin rates per day and other valuable Information - formation , call at Wabash office , 1415 Fr- ram street. or wrlto G , N. CLAYTON , N. W. P. Agt , Omaha. No llurry 7' 1 Sett Stnrt. Spend all day in Omaha and leave via "THE NOi1TIIWESTERN LINE" OMAHA- CHICAGO SPECIAL at 630 ; p. m. ( dining car. ) NO HURRY TILL YOU START. Then there's , considerable hurry , for the train arrives , at Chicago early next morning , This train is equipped with EVERYTHING , and words are very hartl to find that do it justice. If you must leave earlier , Inqulre about the 4:46 p. m. Overland Limited. City ofifce. 1401 Farnam St. itesur Your Ilerth Now in the special N E , A. train for Buffalo , N , Y. , which ( will leave Omaha via the Burlington - lington Route at 4:45 : p. m , Saturday , July 4. Diagrams at city once , 1502 Farnam street. GIVINO SHIRT WAISTS WAY0 Street. Buy The Two . entire Dollars stock worth - - - - A must go sr or more ,4 ° ; at i quick. ' t Alters- Capes ' 'r. ' . Sf Pt. g y , ' J 0 ; 4 t tions to Cloaks r ; / , a be mad e Suits 'r A rte v , ' in the Skirts faF f store de'- Jackets mand it. anything - ' Prices WAISTS FREE. and get . cut in 2. - A LADIES' ' All of Weinbdrg'e Dlaclc and Colored Now Waists-China Silk Waists with Capes , boughs to sell , for $3,50 , are $1,00 , white collars and cuffs-Weinberg ox- The $5,25 Cappa are $1.50 , pecled to sell than for $7.60 , but we Welnberg'ss$7100 Sil kand Black Clay will sell them quick at $4,50 , Capes , trlmmeae with lace and pagsa NEW DRESSES AND SKIRTS FOR a manterue , aretd.00 , and a waist free , LESS TIAN COST , Weinberg's eprldg jackets in black mixed brown and rmvy blue , the $10,00 kind , New Dresses-Porfectly elegant Duck for 75c ; the $121Lsort for $1,00. , Suits and Wash DressesthatVeln - All of Welnbert s Wash Dresses , Duck berg intended to sell at $6,00-go at and Dimity Ba1tx that Ito sold for as $1,75 , high as $7,60,1 put in one lot to close New Dresses-Duck Suits and Wash at $1,75 , Dresses-In a great variety of petlerna , All of Weldbnrg : s $8,50 and $7.98 Wool regular $7.00 and $8,00 goods , for $2,00. Dresses , a complete line of Suits , now Now DreszeDotted Swiss , trimmed styles , in one lot at $3,05. In lace and ribbon-beautlfui creatlons- MackintosheS , half price , that Weinberg intended to sell for $15.00 Fine Black- Mohair Skirts , plain and and $18,00-our price , $5.00 , figured , Weinberg'n best $4.00 and $4.50 New Skirts-An entirely new line of goods , for $1,98 , and a waist free , figured and plain Black Mohair Skirls- Now Waists-Silk Waists that Nolathe best Weinberg could buy-go to- berg picked out of a thousand styles- morrow at from $6,00 down to $1,98 , there are no two alike-every one differstew Wrappers-Elegant Print Wrap- enl-entirely new-prices from $4,95 pore-all the newest effects-In a largo down to $3.60. variety of patterns-your choice , $1.00 , 1511 DOUGLAS , . The State If 4f 4f t If < < k It 111/ ( 1 If f / k Ilco , Juno 1 , 1800. ROUND-UP SA . t Today we start the first cleaning-up movement a. of the season in our Boys' and Children's Salts , 4f Broken lots , odd sizes and backward patterns 1 arc under orders to march to the front and show f i Ca1tSC why they shouldn't ' Ict out of the way. 1f 11Iaf1y of the swellest and Jest scllin novelties i of the season are included in the list anti the . prices arc half-or less-what they would bring 4f in any other store. In this sa'c If . . . ! t 0 SMALL SUITS Ii . f Yill b , . found one lot of Fancy Scotch Mixadf I { tllres , all wool , marked $1.25 a suit-Another 1c lot of elegant Cheviots marked $ l. lo a suit- ef h _ Still another lot of Fancy Mixtures at $ l , ' o a l1f , ; { suit-and about a hundred suits of double 4 { breasted all wool Cosslmeres and Cheviots at a f dollar and seventy-five cents a suit. 61 Other lots in tills Routed-up Sale are even 11 still greater values , butathe quantities are 4 _ small. I-Icrers an elegant opportunity for bar- tlf - gain seekers to feast their fancies and delight 11 their minds. Don't worry about not finding d0 tlic size you want , 'I here arc sires cllotl loh d _ f and suits enough for all. 1f v dr/ f drX11 X11 , llf ' . .r 33e31 i3 4 j9'/@i @ Syi lei S9 1@i @ 1Q f lp 9p' Sep j $ @ f 1 i 10 1/ a e tr h n t a -AYEs Marvellous fir gain Giving In Capes , Jackets , Shirt \Vnlsts , Notions , h'urnishings and Stills at the Big Store , 'the ' Basement tolls of specials. The celebrated Butterick Patterns are the best. ii i i yr Sprung Wraps. , ) heavily reduced prices on Capes and K Jackets. Odds and olds and broken sizes or I Cap , largo assortment of styles ht short ' and medlum lengths , single and double ef- -1 feels , lit broadcloth , cheviot amid kersey ; colors , black , navy and tan , ! The $1,50 Capes at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750 The $2.00 Capes at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98t The $3,03 Capes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ . ' e c The $3,25 Capes at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.48 + -the- The $3.9S Capes aL . . . . . $2.48 E I . $5.00 , $0,00 and $0,50 Capes at.$3.01) % 1'l rho $7.00 , $7.50 and $8.00 Capes . . . . . . $ . . , , . , , v ; i l ; ' ' The $8,50 Capes nL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.9 Z i r ; 4 o ' * 4 a- e' . , 4 i 1 t t III t , ' - Wash Waists. - 4' ' . ' , " The b fist point about our Wash waists is r ° 1 their waehablencse. Added to their beauty , this constitutes them the best Shirt Waists ° ever offered. . Washable Shirt Waists , Bishop sleeves , attached collars , yoke back : , The 7'c ' quality at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c ,4,1 Time $1.25 quality at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40c The $1.50 quality at . 500 t a I Persian patterns , striped and checked , ' 1 Shirt Waists , with nlshep sleeves , detach- 4 * able collars , matched yokes , beautiful colorings - ings and all fast , at Plc and $1.25. Vislt title department , " Special Sale o f Furttishiii Goods , Six Star Bnrguiii for 'I'oulorrow. 1,000 dozen men's fast black Lisle Thread 100 dozen ladies' foot black Cotton Ilosef Sox , 12''hc ; worth25c , 12iF.c ; worth 20c , 500 dozen Neckwear , come in band bows , Children's Lisle and Cotton Vests , 5c tecks and four-in-hands , 12'c ' ; worth 25c , worth 20c. One lot ladles' Silk Mills , 12'4rc ; worth 25c. Wo are showing a special line of Bathing i Ladles' Summer Corsets , 35c ; worth 50c. Suits , Belts and Sweaters at very low prices. Notion Department. A complete line of staple notions at lees Best 10c curling Irons , 4'rc each , ' , 25c worth of needles and pins for 43fC. , / . fresh than actual cost. Bankrupt prlcee on lOc fancy sldo combs , 4 ½ c pair. new , stylish goods. Ladles' 25c leather belts , 4'f c. Machine threads , full 200 yards , guaran6 yards all sulk rlbbbn for 4'Jze. teed perfect , 2c spool. 500 dozen fine hand embroidered Initiac 100 yards sawing slllc , 24o tier spool. handkerchiefs , 41e each. 100 dozen fine lace edge handkerchiefs , Black linen thread , 2c per spool. j each. THE GREAT NEW YORK AUCTION SALE of silks continues. Time biggest silk bargains over oilered , i Brocaded Taffeta Silks full 20 Inches Colored Gros Grain Slllcs , in bruwna. ' wide , absolutely all silk , 10 colorings , blues , greens , heliotrope , etc , , worth yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29e 75c yard , for , yard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390 750 quality Strlped Surat Silks , 21 Plain colored Taffeta , Inches wide , all dirk , in four colorings , green , tan and mode , worth $1.00 , for i yard . . . . . . . . . 29c yarl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390 Printed Silks , 21 Inches , In black , brown Dlaclc nnl , white check Tnfretn Slllcs , I and navy grounds , small figures , yard , 29c also stripes , actual value 75e , for , yard Sie y Some of the above lots of Silica consist of a few pieces only , and the early purchiaseru will , of course , get hest choce ; , j WE LEAD THEM ALL IN SILKS , Six Big Specials. . Sepnrntor Crrnurcry hotter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111e IFull Crennt Cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gu b'nncy Alessenm Lemons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16a 4u µ nr Curc Ihicou : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rllo. Sugar Cured Ilunts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( P4o : xx Ginger Snips. .t . . . . . . . . . . . , 7 ha HOME OF BARGAINS. OF INTEREST TO CollhtryPublishers1I _ I About 2,000 pounds minion typo , 700 pounas agate type. boo pounds brevier type ; ' Iwo-fit/rd cases , Ito' f air - lype o double iron stands for two-IIire cases. . L. This iifalerial was used on The Ontttha' flee and I ' ' ' byilt bs sold cl a itc bulk ly good . cotdition. e _ . ' _ 4z or in quitf'ities $ to spit purchasers Apply irt p r sol or by mail , to . / xhe Bee Publishing Co. , ' ORlailu , Nebraska. i