8 . TIlE O\1TA DAILY BEE : iWEDNESDAY , TTNE 1 , 1898. .
CITY COUNCIL PROCEED1CS
. Oompromtso with the BoUxi Bonamen Ia
Finally Agreed Upon.
CITY TO GET TIIIR1Y-FIVE TII USAtW
Finnnee Contittte's Itcimrt flccom-
L ziiptiiIIn& the Accriilziiice of the
Offer Mnde 1 , ) the Ilnsulsnien Is
AdoteiI b ) the Council.
1
,
At it regular meeting lnt uight the cRy
I- . council determined to Bottle with the
bond8mcn on the proposition prccnted by
' the latter-a payment o ( $3.OO0 in full Fet-
tiement ot nil claims aga1nt them criB-
ing out of the enlbezzlcment ot the ex clty
treauuurer , including the Jugrnent. The
flnanco committee reporte(1 In favor o the
flcceptancc ot the propoBltion and in pursu.
f anco with thIs report ( ho following resolution -
tion was pflBBCd by eight votes , Uurkley be.
t trig absent :
fleolved by the city council of Omaha.
tliO mayor concurring , That settlement be
anti hereby Is ntntlo with the first anti eec-
. ontt term bontlemen of Henry Ilolin for the
Bum of $35,000 and the payment ot all costs
in the action heretofore pending in tim district -
trict court of Douiae county against tite
. first term bontismen In which Julgnient has
been ontoreti , anti 1.11)00 ) payment of saul
costs nni tim sum of $35,000 to the cIty
treasurer within sixty days frotn data tito
city attorney is hereby nuthorizeti anti dl-
rctetl on behalf of the city ot Oninlia to
enter full satisfaction of said jtidgtuent In
the records or said district court.
The committee on fire anti police reported
In favor of tb9 rejection of the bids re-
celveti fnr the erection of a barn at the
new CII ) jail anti ordered that the apeelfi-
cationa nnutplans bo revised so on to keep
. the cost of tite structure within 2,000. The
I report WLB adopted.
- : A Proposition from pItzcr & Co. lo take
: the unsold $15,000 of the $25.000 4 per coot
Intersection bonds bearing date of April 1 ,
2898 , at par and interest to date with a
' preinittin of $16 to cover cost ot delivery ,
was rejected.
I'nr for L'nrnntn Street i'ttvluuir.
u A flual estimate of 12,198.16 out of the
flistrict funds and $3,2l3.O froin the intersection -
. section fund for paving Farnain from Twen-
Lieth to Thirtietii-cightb street was allowed.
The estimate was approved by the Board of
Public Works.
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George It. Crandall , city sidewalk con-
trictor , was allowed an estimate of $ i,1O
for newly built sidewalks ,
City Electrician hurlg was allowed an
athlltional inspector for two weeks at a sal-
cry of $70 a month.
The mayor vetoed several resolutiona to
place electric and gas lights on certain
atret intersections on the grounds that
thcro are no available funds for the purpose.
Otto or two other 'vetoes of minor resolutions
vcro also sustained.
. Recent washouts on private property by
rains of the Past week brought. in a batch of
, claims. The biggest was that of JUlia
Fiannagan of Boyd addition , who wauted
3OOG damages because she alleged that
her damage was the result of a faulty cent -
t aructIon of a inaIi sewer. A number of
street and aidewalic wasliouts were ordered
repaired.
Tue request of the Women's club that re-
teptacles be ilaced in each block of the
tiown town .liCrIct for the depositing of
refuse matter In ordcr to keep. fh streets
clean was referred to the Board of Public
t Works.
t A petition requesting the council to pass
all ordinance licensing the runners for cloth-
log houses Was rcceive'i and referred.
t Tue city attorney was instructed to tLke
, Steps to enforce a iccent ordr of the coun-
cii to remove a grader& camp from Eleventh
; t D.Ud l'Icrce streets.
rerinits were granted for the erection of
several tonpoyary structures in various
. iarts of the city.
Another number of reaclutions ordering
the laying of permanent sidowalke were
t lIaSsed.
A water hydrant was orderQd constructed
near Tveii1y-thIrd and Maton streets.
I 'rho ordinance widening Tweuty-nlnth
tfect at the intersection of Yate8 was
' 1 passed.
The propascil anleuidment to the ordinance
regulating the licensing of hicks and other
.chtcIc was ordered placed on file.
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Cl I huh : .Ii4N.
A permit htts beeti issued to C. C. initli
to build a frame dil1itig at Eleventh and
tiartha streets.
l'1uera will be a meeting of the city ofil.
dais in the mayor's office at 9 oclock tot
' morrow mornitig in connection with llret-
nr.ttlOLls for the entertainment of the visit-
t lag otflciaie vluo ate coming to see the open-
tag of the expositioti.
; Mr. Cccii ltIi.ds 'I'stlvs " .Vutter.
I During his flilceell to the shitrehoititirs of
the Thnrtoretl CO1nPIIIIY , Mr. Rhodes' voice
was fltfeCte'l ' by his cold. One of his brother
dlrectors handed liliti a glass of water. "Is
It AiollinnrisV' ) inquired the speaker , and
on receiving an ttlflrniative reitly. took a
draught. saItl emphatically. Geol ! nntl re-
suuuted his 1eech.-'Loudon , Daily Mali ,
Aprii 22. 1SitS.
- Sec the eleplttitit-Lo Angeles county cx :
isiblt.
C 'rite JutluuiuleNe 'l'sn ( uirileui.
I Title ili be one of the nttractiotis on
I tlio Miday , being a reprotluction of the fa-
I IZIOUS ten garden at the \Voritla fair. Gettu-
Itto Japanese tea will be served with Jaita-
Ilean cakO , by JfllLlflCSO itt native costutno ,
licautiful souvenirs niuti a cool place coin-
imtntliug an attractive view front the Bluff
tract.
I'ort Artluir Ilibuite
I '
Vor Icausas City and soutil , 13t. Louis and
. tmttthcast. liest line ; try it. City otilco
I 1411i Farnutu itt.
Sco the elephantLosttigclea cniitty cx-
lilbit.
.
Itiihlt'il 5litVt ( Sutt'sts.
C A. Ili'Itlgtis , a young man who has held
positions at tueveral of the irontinent clowli
tulIp hotels. is tilltier arrest charged with
( ho larceny of a niiscellaneous lot of goods
Irant the rooms of several hotels , lie also
] ir.tt Ill his POSSCSalOfl a bicycle that the ito-
lies believe Ito stole. The Millard. I'axton ,
Mt reer nail Deltona hotels sulfured through
tilt ) ) rung 1t111115 thefts ,
_ _ _ _ _ Iont fail to call and see the phenotnnnal
healer ; ho cures all chronic ailincuits without -
out niedleine or surgery. Itatilgo Ithtig. , room
42G.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Samuel Buttis is selling a real "liavi.
) nntl" dinner set , 18.75 ,
I The elephant is receivitig visitors in Los
Aitgcles county ehibit.
, vIli IIILl.'l'Y M.hilB'i' .
! NFTRUMENTS lihitced On record 'ruesthty ,
May SI , & 9t ;
% 'ui rrn U t V Iei.ds.
Ilensoli band Co. to , ! oiH antI Mary
lot ti block UI Itcnaon. 4UQ
Mayer , , . . . . . .
Ernest I'eyu'lu to Julius l'eycke , loUt
6. G , 25 utnil 27 , hlethiek Urovo. . . . . . . .
4 Jacob Ocknnder itliti wife to Victoria
Itaslund , lots 7 , it. 10 to 13 , block I ,
( ' . E. ? liL'flCi 1st itthil. to'uliey. . . 400
fiouth Omaha Litui.1 ( 'a , to Antic Corn.
gun , lot 10. block 33 , IouIh Omaha , . 73
L. Ball flflhI wife , to l. C i'nice.
lots 3 ; uuitl 4 , block 31 , llatutesita
I lutco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,004)
AItIII hrejel auth wifti to Anion
Jleftvsli. a CO feet lot C , Iharker's
, . &lottuent . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . & 00
3) eetls.
I ] ' l , MeCtigue. receiver. to Albert
7iskouky. lot 10. liaseall , 8's sub.
fhcritf to J. It. 'rIglit , sl lots 7 and
a. block 4. Credit FOfleitli' CIII ) strip
adjoining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . isle
fl Uuilled Slalts to aeore Cluys , nw4
' . su3 , N $ O l-l&-l ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
: ttItQ to same , flC' ' ei 1.15-12. . . . . . . . . . .
I Total umuUnt of ( musters . . . . . . ,9,0it
RECORD OF JUNE WEATHER
Tvcnt.5e'n ' ' ; ; ; ; sIiow the
( if hoses to lie Very Decent
in 'rhieso Z'nrts.
For twenty-seven years ft careful record
of Omaha weather haa ben kept by the
weather bureau and a table of June 'weather
compiled by Local Forecaster \Yclsh shows
in a very compact form the conditions
'which have prevailed in years past and
which may be expected to reoccur. The
mean or nornial temperature of June for
twenty-seven years is 72 and the lowest
average temperature for June waa in 1878 ,
when 67 was the average , the highest being
76 in 1871 , The warmest June day since
observations have been taken in Omaha was
Juno 28 , 1841 , wIth a temperature of 98 ,
and the toltiest was 42 on June ii , 1877. The
nyejago precipitation for June is P.37 inches
and the average number of days on which
more than .01 gfan inch tell Is eleven. The
greatest amount of lirecipitation during the
month was 12.7 inchea in 1883 and the least
amount of precipitation was 1.43 inches In
1897k The greatest amount of precipitation
in twenty-four consecutive hours was 5.02
inches on Juno 17 , l85. The average num-
ben of absolutely clear days for Juno is
nine ; partly cloudy days , fifteen , and entirely -
tirely cloudy days , six. During the month
the prevailing winds have been from the
south and the highest velocity of wind was
sixty miles on June 16 , 1875 , and on Juno
5 , 1880.
To CLJItl COlds 1i UE BAY
Take Laxative flromo Quinine Tablet.s. All
druggiats refund the money if it tails to cure.
25c. The genuine has L , B. Q , on each tablet ,
TO CAI"FtJltid CUBA.
Various l'lflhiN Adnnced ly Great
Mcii.
Edison thinks it possible to kill nil the
Spaniards . in Cuba with electricity ; itol-
land thinks ho can capture havana with his
submarine boat : Nicola Tesla advises tIm
ute of electric bombs. Another novel idea
that hilLs been suggestcd is to form an army
of all the lions , elephants , leopards , wildcats -
cats , panthers , hyenas. bears nod wolves of
the Ilagenback's Wild Animal Show , now
on tim exposition grounds. It is certain
that such an army WoUld mean a saving of
much money , 011(1. if tuniied loose , in Cuba ,
with Wallace , the untameablo lion , at the
head , would certainly cause a scattering
anti thinning out of the Spanish. Mr. ilagen-
back has expressed his willingness to turn
this army over to tim governor of Nebraska -
braska if lie will only get some capable
oflicer to take command. As yet no one
has volunteered.
Wanted. salesmen nhltI collectors. Expenses -
pensos advanced , Call in the afternoon at
Arcadia Hotel. (1 , S. Kitchen ,
Prof. Cantlon. the mngnctie healer , cures
any case of rheumatism. asthma. constipation -
tion without medicine. ltamgc bldg. , room
426.
Sco the elephant-Los Angeles county cx-
itibit.
Xc Cotiitiztrtiiietit Curs to Clulehi ittill.
Now Pullman Compartment Sleeping'Cara
of upto-date design and finish have just
becti placed in service on the Pennsylvania
Short Line from Chicago to Ciucinuati , They
cinitody alt tim modern features and con-
venlences of private rooms. For details np-
ply t' H , it. 1)enlng. A. C. P. Agt. , 2iS
South Clank at. , chicago.
Tue tti hen , Eiiiitiiiient
anti quick time of the Union Pacifle makes
it the popul4r line to Itli principal western
resorts , City tttkot office , No. 1302 Far-
nam st.
New line to Katisas City. Port Arthur
Itoute. laiI3 front Union station. City of-
ti"ii 1415 Fainnin.
Pleasant hotel hitohing and fccdln'g sta-
bics , 21111 antI Spenc r. One block from cx-
IositlOfl grounds. Good acominodation , low
rates.
Drive out to the Expoaltio and leave
.our conveyance at the . Manderson Street
sttttilei' or wagon yard , ncar Sixteenth rtret.
Tim popular watch house is T. .L. Combs
& Co. . 'Tho Busy Jew'elcrs , " 1520 Douglas.
Leave your watch for repairs now. Wedding -
ding rings and gifts ,
Oct a mnp of Cuba amlgertho best and
most complete. The Bee's combination map
of Cuba. tlioVest lm.hies and of the world.
Vith a Bee map CoupOn , . On page 2 , 14)
ceIts , at lIce otilco , Omaha. South Omaha or
Council Bluffs. By mall , 14 cents. Address
Cuban Map Department.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
If. Goddard of tfiEdgemont , S. D. , Express -
press is in OmRhia to attend the opening
of the exposition.
William H. Santelmaun , director , and fifty
members of the United States Marine band ,
arc registered at the llar1er.
Mrs. C. J. Miller of helena. Mont. , Is the
ghost of her cousIn , Mrs. J. lv. McCune , at
1410 North Twenty-fifth street.
J. D. Long , a lromillent Grand Army of
thu Republic lana from South Ilentl , Nob. ,
is in the city , the guest of his son.
Dr. Joseph hlobbius and Miss Julia D.
Itobbins of Qulney , Ill. , were in tim city yesterday -
terday and vcre thu guests of George \V.
Lininger.
lInus Klineworth and .4aunily of Yutan ,
Nob. . passed through Omaha yesterday
On their return from a seven months' visit
to Denmark.
Judge Favcett departed for the east last
night and viil be absclbt until June 13.
The judge Is practically through with the
work of the term , hut if upon his return
there should be any matters for hearing he
will take them UI ) .
I ) . C , Kelp , publisher of the Iowa Park
Texan , Texas , with his wife , son and daugh-
ton , arrived in the city last evening to take
iii the opening exercises of the exposition.
They are hospitably entertained at tue resi-
deuce of 0. II. Clivier , 1817 South Forty-
first street.
Nebraskans at the hotels : J. 11. Alger , B.
J , Sinclair , Forest Milier , II. C. Itoutitree ,
John t , Fitch , if. S. Crnney , It. V , ' . Fisk ,
J. C.S'hlte. ' . ii. C. Itathburn. L , S' . Oaroutte.
Lincoln ; J. F , llerggrcii , Wahoo ; C. J
fibrous and vito , J. . H. } his4'r Ansley ;
Ocorge A. Merrill , Minden ; 11. II. 'Owc ,
Norfolk ; Dan Landeti , FV. . Ilusley , G. 9.
Kuontling , yraeuso ; 11 , L. lirnytoui , Mrs.
J , B. ilnayton , Ilsssett ; W. II. Edgar , C , Id.
Tobbilt , It , C , Welch. Beatrice ; \V. Id. Pee-
bios , l'onder ; Jerry flowen , M. Brett. J. II.
Cunningham.ood River ; C. A. Wilson ,
Marquette ; B. J. Gates , George Pettitoii .
Albion ; 51. 1' . Ilannon , 11. .7 , Ralston antI
wife , Shelton ; \V , J , l'arkert , Ilooper ; John
T. Brady , Atkinson ; Mis , W. ltoynolds , B.
V. StePitetis , it. U. SchlIeidcr , W. 11. Mutt.
ger. F'romont ; W , F. Vincent , Sterling ; F.
A. Iluston , Ewing ; S. V. Pitcher , ltushvlllo ;
II. C. Smith , George Vi' . hiollanil , .Falls
City ; John F. Nesbit , C. W. Conthing. 're.
luininlt ; George Berry , hattie Creek : It. C.
Myers , Schnyler ; Mrs. I' . B. ( liven , Wallace ;
II. M. Mattley. Ord ; J. C. Alexander , J. 11 ,
hilenkeltu , T , Ii , hutchins , Winnebago ; Mrs.
B , itt , Iouthett , Overton ; II. M. thrown , 11ev.
0 , J , Owens. Cozad ; Jains liulloway. Gib-
bait , N , 0. Cbiiburg , J , F. Mallalieu , Ifear-
lucy ; George W. Porter , Grand Island ; T. M.
llublti' , I3roki'n how : .1. II'est ttn&l wife ,
hlobron ; ( I , W. Fox. Id. A. Cook , Lexiugtou ;
1' . Sonnenachein , West Point.
BENNETT'S ' CLOSE ALL DAY
Weanoiay , Juno 1 , Our Store Will Do Olosca
In Honor of the Exposition.Oponing. .
ONE GRAND GALA DAY
The Grandest Dny in flue hlletnrT at
the West-What the Veet fins
VorkvuI For IN New Vpon Vs-Let
100,000 People lie Thcrc.
In honor of the opening of the Trans-
Mississippi and International Expositiott ,
Wethiesdey. June 1 , 1898 , our store will be
cloet all day.
l"or ycara the people of the west. the
business niei of Omaha , and all patriotic
citizens west of the Mississippi , have been
wolking to establish an exposition that
would show to the world th vast resources
of the west. end place. th west' in its proper
light among' the' large load .iedlthy regions
of the world-thns to ivea stiihulU to 'nOr
indt'rtnies. ' and inaugurate a reIgn of pros.
i'crity among us.
After years of work , of vast undertak-
lags and suet accomplishments , of heavy
investments and enormous reParationB ,
the day has come to enjoy the fruits of all
thIs labor-to Invite the world to visit our
exposition and see what we have antI what
\l.o are , The success of the Industries of
the west. the success of Omaha In the future -
ture , nuil the success of each individual
bUsiness' tuna ant ) citlzn , depentis largeiy
Upon the CUOC'Stt of tltis most' gigantic Un-
dci'tnkuuig-tho Trans-Missibsippi anti International -
national Exposition ,
To make it success wn must let the
world know that we have an ohibition that
is worth it'nvcling tliousantts of 111111'S tO
lice. Anti thro Is tie more forcible way of
teliing this thait to be able to tell them that
on the opening day there were 100,000 IleOple
here to see our exposition. Todothis let every
business house be closed , and let everybody
turn out en masse , not only from Omaha ,
butahI over th" west. The railroad rates
have been irndo iow enough to enable any
person In this or any adjoining state to
comb to thic cietilng.
w. it. BENNETT CO.
Flftcc.nth nnd Capitol avenue. Omaha.
Ilaytlen l3ros , have an ad on tbo5thpage
that will interest ytu.
Extra copies of this souvenir exposition
number of The Bee can oc bad at The lIce
business ofilce at S cents per copy.
! ! OW A Wtlt iii r'oUGitT.
Tile Changes In theMode of Wnrfare
IlitistrILted Ipy i'tctnrcs.
If you wish to properly understand the
war news , it you wish to have a definite
knowledge of naval affairs and the events
that are occurring in the Easi nad West
Indies you can secure no better , no more
reliable source of information than thin
official photographs ot tile United States
navy , just issued by thu Omaha lIne. The
price is only 25 cents. and more valuable
and timely information was never olTered
for the money. It Is on sale at The Omaha
flee countiiig-rootns , or will be sent to any
address on receipt of Price.
The book consists of nearly 200 pages of
views made by Id. H. Hart , naval photographer -
grapher , and the list of subjects embraces
everything of interest pertaining to our
navy , of which every American is justly
proud. First within the covers of this interesting -
esting work comes a map sixteen times as
large as the irnole itself. showing on one
side the Sijanishi possessions , 011(1 nIl adjacent -
jacent territory , 'while on the other aide
the East Indian possessions are similarly
treated. Steamship lines , with the dis-
tntices intervening between different points ,
are shown. and a close study of these maps
will give one a thorough understanding of
this tcrnitory , in . regard to which the interest -
terest of the nierican public is now at
fever heat.
Then ohlow'tnlore than 200 rare pictures
of the navy , its tflccraand equipment. Tue
views are. ahlauthienUc. and are the latest
official photographs of our torpedo boats ,
torpedo boat destroyers , cruisers , battleships -
ships , gunboats , monitora , rams , dynamite
cruisers , dispatch vessels , and other war
craft , the whole embodying an authentic
portrayal of the American navy as It exists
todzty. A complete description of tlto construction -
struction , displacement , size , speed , batteries -
tories , armor , crew and cost of each boat
will enable the lender to forni an accurate
estimate of our fighting strength. Included
with these are lhotograplls of the leading
Spanish men-of-war , also fully described ,
By far tile most interesting portions of the
book are views of the Mattie , taken before
the disaster in havana harbor , showing tile
life and discipline aboard a battleship , to-
gotlier with vortralts of the officers and
crew , supplemented by phiotoraphis ta1on
after the explosion , depicting the divers at
work , and other incidents in connection
vitht this sad and memorable event.
This work can be obtained by cutting a
coupon frond page two , and bringing It to
The Bee ollice. Omaha , The lice building ;
South Omaha , Twenty-fourth and N streets ;
LlflCOlIl , , 1026 0 street ; Council Bluffs , 10
Pearl street. fly mail 4 cents extra for
postage. Address Navy l'hotographt Depart-
inent , Omaha flee. .
On pageS Hayden Bros. have an ad that's
full of Interest.
.
OMAhA j' ( ) 'l'hiE GUbP ,
't Itt I'ort Arthur floiile.
Commencing Juno 1st' the Port Arthur'
Route wihi run sohltl trains tinily from
Urion station , Oninhia. The new
Kansas City auiil the South. Quickest to. '
St. Louis anti Southeast , Sleeping car spno
and all information at Port Arthur Route
0111cc , 1 115 Fui'nam ( [ 'axton hotel blk. ) , or
write Harry Id. Moores , C. P. & P. A , ,
Omaha. -
The beach merry-go-round , with rings ,
01)011 tIny and evening , 15th and Capitol avc
A iiip ( Jf Cubti for Tc Ceziti. .
TIle flee is giving its subncniberit a chance
to keep posted ots the movements of troops
and cruisers by means of its combination
map. The iiiap of Cuba shows ll the towns ,
raiiroatls tittil divisions , while frotn tile map
of tue West Indies anti Illfl of tIn' world
you can locate just where the warships arc
at any time ChIli 110W far they arc from different -
ferent ports. Cut out a thee coupon , page 2 ,
and bring it to The flee oitce , Omaha , Sotith
Otettita or Council Bluffs , By mail , enclose
a counon ittid 14 cents and adtlreas Cubail
Map Depart mont.
'J'ouii'ist ltut.'s
Via the Union i'acifle to the famous summer
resorts In Colorado , Utah , California ,
Idaho , Montana nntl Oregon ,
For rates anti advertising matter call at
Ecity ticket olhice , No , i202 Farnam st.
The elephant iii the Los Angeles county
exhibit Is rec.iyln visitors today.
ltYl.IG I I't'T It A IN 'i'O CIIMILAIO
'iiI ltot'iclHhuind Itouitt' ,
Leaves Omaha 5:20 : a. in. . arrives Denver
ant ) Colorado Springs 8 p. m. Take this
train and save sleeping car rate of p.50 ,
Ticket office 1323 Farnam street.
Ore for liii- Smelter ,
Very little ore has been received at the
smeitci' 'sithiiui tbo last few weeks because
of the condition of the roads In British Co.
lutnbia , where most of the lead receivoti
here coitics fiom , Spring is just opening up
in ( hint northern country , anti it will ho
Bottle time before the roads are passable ,
Eighteen cars of ore were siiiliiicd yesterday
to France via Now York.
,
The fragrant aroma from first-class
. malt and hops.so pronounced in ° Blatz' , '
convInces you of its purity and high
_ _ _ _ _ quaiityrThe moroyou drlnkttui moro
you , ; arc convinced.
VAL.BLATZ BREWINQC0.
MILWAUItl. U.S.A.
Foley I3ros. , Wholesale Dealers of-
flag Dclionc Hotel , 24 N. Four-
LL1 _ ! _ * _ : 1 _ f _ ± i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tccnth Street , Omaha , Net' ' .
.
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t1o.oo TO DISNEEIt AN ! ) fltdTVflN
.
.vim ltnckILu.lnn1 ilonte.
Tickets on sale Jnvtn5th and 6th , good to
return for 30 days , Trains leave Omaha
& 20 ft. m. , 1:30 : p. m and 7 p. rn ; only line
running 3 traIns a * y.from Omaha to Den-
s'er. For sleeping" cstr reservations and
tickets call at ls2sIFarnam street.
rnbllo .7ottce
The Northwestern Line Daylight Special
now leaves the V.iP. depot at G40 a .m. ;
arrives Chicago R5 same evening. No
change in the other trains. 'rho Overland
Limited 4:45 : p. in. mad ! the Omaha Chicago
Special at 6:45 : p mt atrive at Chicago 7:45 :
and 9:80 : respectIvely , next morning. The
most advanced veitlbtsled sleepers , diners
and free parlor chair cal-s-of course-what
else would the "Northwestern" have.
City Ticket Office 1401 Farnam at.
Anieticnn Mtdlcni Associntion , Deli-
er June 7tl-1Oth ,
Dr. Montgomery of Chicago will run a
speclaltrnin over the Itock Island route to
Denver nccount of above , This train will
Omaha Monday , June the 6th. at 1:35 :
p. m. For sleeping car reservations , etc,4
call at Itock Island city ticket office , 1323
Fnrnntii i. :
The clcphtaiit receiving vIsitors in Los
Angeles cOtlUtI' exhibit.
Everybody woiconto at hayden liros , today -
day , Itend their ati on page 5.
Dull ) .
flARIdil-hlenry 'IL , ago 12 years 3 months
nilti 12 days. Fimneriti IVeilneunhtty after.
11(1011 , JUl10 let , at 2:30 : p. in. , from family
residence , 3t11 I Jniis St. , to lIt. I'etcr's
church , I ntnrnient I icily Sepulchre
Cenletr'niP. Frletida invited ,
O'HllAUGl INESSY-Mrs , Catherine aged 83 ,
Mid ) ' 31 , 5iS : a. n. at the resiilence of her
daughter , Mrs. Catherine hl&twley & 1311
Davenport , Funeral at 4) o'clock 'i'hurs-
dity niortilng , June 2 , freni St. l'hiilomena
Catln'drnl.
SYMONDS-Idhia F. , aged 40 years. Funeral
from reslilence 2043 llnrncy street , at 3
I ) . ill. , Wednesday , Juno 1st. Friends in.
vited.
ALLISON-Daniel J. , ageti 73 years , at the
residence of hits daughter , Mrs. Jatnes It ,
Young , 3S20 I'nrkcr street. Funeral Juno
ii ttt 2 ii. ni. Interment in Forest Lawn.
Diugs at Out Prices.
Our Prices arc for SPot cash only anti
will nls'ays be fotititi the lowest of any
drug house vest of the Mississippi river.
Orders from out of town should ho accom-
lnflietl by cash , and if cnt per express
will be boxed anti shipperl free of further
charge , but If sent by freight , 25 cents
must be added for box and cartage. When
articles are to be sent by mall as may be
done with aiiy nrtide not a hiqud-weighilng
less than four ounds-nn ailtiwance of one
Cent ror Clicil ounce must no inane , wittt
50mb extra allowance for weight of pack-
lag.
l'ATIdNP MEIICINE PRICES :
Regular Our
Price Price.
25c Alicock's Porous Plasters . . . . . . . . 110
25c Allen's Foot Ease . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lIe
25c Brown's Camphorated. TOtth Powder -
der . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190
35c Bitter Water ( imported ) . . . . . . . . . . 15c
lIe Brown's Bronchial Troches. . . . . . . . IDe
25c liallentlne's Remedies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lIe
25c I3ucklcn's Arnlca Salve . . . . . . . . . . . lIe
SOc IIecf Extract . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SIC
2Sc ] ieecbtim's P11k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iDa
25C flrantireth'it Pills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iDe
$1.00 lirailhield's Mothers' Friend . . . . . . . . ? 4c
25c Itx (3 ( etikes ) Ilttttermlllt Soap . . lIe
75e Boshee's German Syrup . . . . . . . . . . 590
Sc Cough Drops ( Menthol ) 2 for , Sc
SOc Crane's Furniture l'oilshi . . . . . . . . . . . 23c
Dc Carter's LIttle LIver Pill's. . . . . . . . . . . 32c !
25. , Cutlcura Soap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ISe
21c Calder's Tooth Powder . . . . . . . . . . . . . i9a
SOc Campbell's Arsenic Wafers , . . , . . , 40c
2:10 : Cnscanc'ts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IDe
85c Castoria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22c
$1.00 Carnrit'k'S Soluble Food . . . . . . . . . . . 'ilc
25c Carbolic Salvo tSherman & Mc-
CoattaIl's ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c
SOc Cuticura Salve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$1.04) Cutleura flesolvent , , . . . . . . ? Ic
SOc Cudah3"SlSXtract fleet . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3lc
lIe Camphor ice . . . . . . .
2.c 1.a't'is' I leatincile 1'os'dt'rs . . . . . . . . IDa
15c illectro-Silicon , for' cleaning . . . . . . Do
2Ic Espey'ie Fragrahit Cream , . . . -
SOc Ely's Cream .Dalrn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SIc
$1.00 Fairchilds Peptogenic Milk Powder -
dor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iSo
$1.00 Fleming's Malt Whiskey . . . . . . . . . . . SOc
25e Frtitilla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'JC
25c Grave's Tooth Powtler . . . . . . . . . . . . 190
2tc Garglluig Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c
25c Garfield Tea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
: Sc ; Gesslcr'i headache Wafers . . . . . . 2lc
lIe Grand l'ii Wonder Soap . . . . . . . . . . Sc
iSc Green's August Flower. . . . . . . . . . . . . SOc
\S'IIITE FOR CATALOGUE.
Sherman&McOonneU Drug Co
Onitilin , Neb. Ei18 iol&to
( Middle of Block. )
FLAGS. . . . . .
BUNTI
SALE.
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ilisse Your BuildIngs
lecorzLtei lu' Clue .
PIIll.ADU3HIA DECORATING CO. ,
iiit : : howard. 'phiue 21(11.
lIVERY P00'S' 01'
Lawn Hose
We sell is guaranteed-tile prIces range from
7 ½ 1 : to SOc per foot ,
OMAHA TENT AND RUBBER , CO. ,
1311 L"AiLNt5i 5,1' .
. _ _ _ _ Ladies'
Suils and
Skirts
Tliekind yOU iuid everybody
else will like-Plaid back ma-
tinal - deep facing , being
heavily stitched prevents skirt
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from
'blowing up"P1'iceB
reasonable-
New Silk and Shirt
Waists just received-
fl.SCOflELD
U I CLllAV&SUITCO.
1510 Douglas Street.
] 3LtISS
Millin ery
Pattelil Hats , . u $2.48 $
Very swell. . . . . .
LEG HORNS
JUST OPENED
5I2 Douglas Stroet.
CHICKERING'-
. STEINWAY-
FI3CHER-
PIANOS
ARE SOLI ) IN OMAhA BY
. HAYDEN BROTHERS.
.Ahi(1 ( 211 itiore UitTei'eiit iiumiIi'S-itll at stt'ictly 1)olnhlar ) in'iceS.
GIVEN AW&'Y , FREE.
1OOOO ( l'itlntus , uiiiiuiiifaetut'etl auth soul by any one
itinkei'liilulI'attes vi tli vhittt. OlulIiiOll tlttit pillilt ) iii. iiehul lty
t ito uirtists , iIltht4lc teaeilerH timid znushe-Ioi'ltlg .hionies , .1. &
C , Fiie'hti elijoY the distiltet'olt : oi beilig the 01113' iiiiiitifttc- :
tiirermi svlio have i'L'hiehIt'l ( the 1OOP ) ( intirk , 'l'ltu lisehiet'
Piiiio : lI'Lttitlg time itiuiuihit't' 1(10,000 ( is univ on cXililithh1 ) ( lii
out' hutllt4iC 1001115 1111(1 ( lit ( IQIlltIt4 ) 011(4 of the itttiidumiiest Iii.
stt'IiItiolltS ci'ei' ILCCOhIllihillt iii ltt11t ltiiiiulliig. Vtiii mit'e
'erditdl vehconie to our ititisle poiiIs , ss'iici'e ve sviil tule
gre'tit lIlcliili'tm III itlios'itig ytti thilm't btitutlful pittno tutu
n'ecntit1g 3'otl , free of clcti'ge a copy of the tltit''li of Prog-
rtss , e4)ttipOed by F' . ltiticinhii , director of' the Ililited
States Jtuiii'itio Iiaiid , multi tltdicttted to J. & ti.
Fisa'hiei' 'opoil tIle L'OiIlpl'tiOII ( 01' thivii 100,0Y ( ) l'illllO.
HAYDEN
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I .U 4. , I I I Ii ' . 1) , ronzeS , 1' IlaInolB 1 , .iIy T.
N O1I U " 'Oo1oru in Oil , J'1t1)afl Or
DisteInper , Staiiis ari1iSllCS , l1ItiXC(1 ( l'uti zits1 Plate Glass , I\TI ii.
utica as welias ullstnplcs itt ( ho pmiiutliic , can be bought Ut
gl 7 l3viiul 'u ti
_ 4.O\v I ' 1 bestadvautagoof
4 J. A. FULLER , & CO , ,
14th and Iotiglas.
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A(1g1'Ctlt t7ajJoi' OsaiaIaa. It : .
is great ( Ifty for Ncb.wt7a ,
. . . thccntii'O iccst. ' . .
, .4 ga'cat dayfor - '
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' VIc simply tt'iEtll. to 'lull 1Olay'I.
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111(11 of ( ill the zsfores iM the , ' : . . '
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p grcIt TransliuiRIHSIJPi i'cglon ' , '
. ! ' can-
. : . thcl'C uiofonctvaea'cUou
' : ' ' jet aauyfaircu' t'cataieiit rziti ' '
, I. lioncstci' UoOlR , alit ! louver
pI'iCCH , ol wlica'o your naoncy 1
will gofui'tlu'r ha purchasing ,
straight , 'lieiblC _ ! ilc1i.c1aaha(71HC
t&a1a It ivIIt right lun'c.
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indIelflhIdoflgoi.1jd 198 ' . S , :
5zc and black
4 248 . 'I $125 j
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4 tan and black shioes-izes 8 to ii.
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- r. Slim's tan goat $22 : '
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t , Men's fine tan and black $ t'5O . a/ / : . . . ; / ' 5 i. . . . :
4f lace * J oO 4
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Misses fine tiongoha button QI 25
black . . 1
$ amd lace $ i.7r.shocs-mtircs
Ladies fine vici kid t'98 $300
.iir . ) vesting toil lace 4.0O $ Slices. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.tIl bhocs , tan and black . . . Misses fine tan vesting j 45 Dt'
$350 ? ; ! $4OO ' 1
Tan and black , all .
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4c New Shoes. .L1.r-k : .1. . .J. I .L.-PJJ' Filled.
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I WEAK fEU CURED LISO9
g ANDBgOUGUTTOPEHFECT
I BLOODS
° ' our tutt 1rt4.ment of Turitilti C.suic.
11 es forS.OO. rileM Losie.Iayl..ouea , erve _ Kyflltits : , cured by 'l'urkl.l ,
itrata treubt. . . . , Cure , iever gull. I
or Cured & pctftcb .1 700 . , , , .
uI treatment sitit
gu.tsn
overwero. WO .aake ia.eiIclnt'
. our own
. an'lyoucunreI7onettInweII ' , Wluuuo Ioe&OOOlHlngI'lJoxc.O.OU.I
I writ enguarante. with full cure. Single HAHN'S PHARMAOV , U
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' 1'oiiurrti' , is lii. ) ulit' ,
_ 'l'Iie tvzutes of t lie grett ( 'I'rn.isusm luslit.
% 1'z,1cc.pi ] ] 0 , , . , i E.jiosItiomi Iii be tIir.i'ui oju..is ,
. l'r'uiihi'uit Mt1C1IIII' ) ' s iii * , iui'lt tilt )
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% TiSitO1'.s. iuuitoi iIuit'li iii uhf jitinid of
yaui.Iers Iii tim mmliii Il , , . ,
_ L.iIl : : ci tis 'Viier. ' will In' lift ) ' timnuisiiiil , ibrouid
hi.'ii ris to mrre't nimul mipplnmul I Ii e great
. a c10 ss 1z0 iTt iitimit'v.iiieiifu of our girlous vcsE-
oi.n Nlgst4'u. It is fully deuer'Iuig of
tli 0 IOS to j laurels , for its sirelitlt'vi oral
gittiiuiuuir Is litiitiirjmnsu..I tui.I I itt 4's-
11 oi'tli hi Iii u uiiieiiiiii'tl since the .1tis itt
the rent lYorid's Fair ,
c : - 7)1 tn 7 ( % T , ritmigors 'ihl II iid t iii. ci I Ist'imu at
( luimlilmi ; . 'ziger to thu i.t their . 'ommiti.rt ,
I 1 t:1 : t.
Ii 1 ( . Coi.ie Jici' , ' timid si.rt'u.i 'om ru.lt us 'u.mi
Pii'iutH' , Oumi' , uuI.jisIuumuoui ii. large
13 tli u ;
_ o i'uiouigii , iiotiii'r us iiii ) IIIl It'll lie ,
Vi , sIhi tithe cml ro of ) utuir pu rt'elu ,
( Ill Otl 1rLTtIlt Ziict' * ) 'uur trleiiiis , ui'hiiig to iii-
Iii , iii uimnuliilt , ) 'OIi , $ haui itt oust .iui aim y-
to-you tire thiuiii ; ejgiit'r ,
If 'tiu ilit'0 Slim ) trauliiiI4 to il , , , Jiuij
1 i CflLti13 silit'rt' ou jiieuue , You nra uiiilt'r no
, ' uibilgat Inns ( a 1 mutt her. ' , t'mug imuight
' 's.rc2ltJi-I'-1 : ( : - 1,11) ' lucre , vJieli yetI iotuI mis I ilrougJu ,
1ir si , guru , bt'omiiI a uiouiht
' 2".is OLIL' ( IUtjT safest amid chIilicst eloihuitig Slriii
lit Dailiuligs.
' (1 S 01 tiz C i S
Sit test , htecli use ( lilt prIi'c , tic tilt.-
Ilutuili is , ito ii i lnuimIlu'cs , ho thirolillg
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to (1 icL" 3 ? ' ( ) ( .1 ' lii , .io iiiium'i'ireui'uisutiiiu , in liii ) ' SU7 ,
' liii iiriiIiiouIs , irtuulti gel ( iiiw ,
to oui ( . 'Iui'tui.rut hieeliilMiJ our utore cx-
l,4'Iues gin , so south , lairge ( 'a iit'mis'it
I .ileasurQs.llI'Z1104 . large Iuiolutu. Volt 1umov Ike
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