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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDiNGS
Comptroller Wetberg Notifies the Body of an
Important Discov&y.
EVIDENCE OF A FURTHER ROBBERY
TlItsMtUd $ of InIIu r nf I'ti'i 3tIrkCL
I u Iii Iurltig 1M1) ) : nnI 181)4 ) fur
% 'liIe1. the ( Il ) . 1mM
( It Ciit.
City Comptroller \Vc3tborg sprung some-
tblng of a sensation at Inst nlghts meeting
or the city council by declaring that he hail
discovere4 evidences ot nn aililitlotial robbery -
bery during the liolin regime. Aecorling to
the statements ho made there are thousands
of doII'ars worth pt tnxe. maretl paid upon
the cRy books which have never been paul
Into the city treasury.
The matter came tip in the shape of a
resolution trout the city comptroller asking
that sonic taxes , itiarked as iinid in 1894 , be
asgessed with 7 er cent interest instead of
the 12 her cent under the law on the grounds
that tht ProPerty owner supposed hia taxes
inld anil that they were markt'il taiil on the
books , but mid not been iiniil , A similar re-
qtist. was up at the Ian meeting of the
ciiinci1.
city Comptroller Westberg stated that.
from an investigation ho had started he
was oiiineetl that the city had Ic'st thou-
nnds ot doliar3 in ( lila manner. lie had
behieveul at flrt that th cates hitd been the
restilt of a nilstakc , but lie had found so
many other cases since that lie had come to
the conciiisioii that it was nioro than the
cansequence of negligence. In answer to a
quiestioui he stated that he has recognized the
handwriting as that of one ( of the clerks
tnulcr lJohit , but lie said thnthts investigation -
tion hail not procceded far notugh to warrant -
rant a report. The cases curred in 1&13
end l31.
The rsoIution was adopted anti the city
comttrohler was Informed that lie would be
given all po3slbIe nselstaiite in furthering
the Investigation ,
A iii riives I Ii ( ii rJntg 0 ru I un nei .
Mayor Moores ieturned the garbage ordi-
nance witlu his approval. According to this
flew law It Is lawful for auiy person to hiatil
niantire after s curing a hiermit from the
health ccminissioner , which permit can be
obtained free ot charge by any person who
will obey the sanitary regulations of the
} iealtli department , Itefuse vhuich must be
bathed away in tight boxes can be removtid
only by the garbage master.
The mayor also infornieil the council that
he lint ) niIroel ( ( he refunding bond ordi
nance , by u'huichi the IrOCCi15 of the $300,000
refuiiihiiig bonds are ilevotcul to paying up
back claims and bills against the eity.
lit another message Mayor Moores cahied
flttuiition to the death of Vincent flurkhey
auth lflhul ) a ii 1gb tribu to to lila 'o r Lb as a
cltizcii. l0y a rising vote the uncage was
orilerd Inscribed on the council records and
a copy lie sent to the family of the deceased.
The otdiiiaiice providing for repairing the
curbing on North Sixteenth Street train
Iouglas to Izard strets and for regutter-
ing it with asphalt in place of the preseiit
stoilo glitters was Iifls3ed.
fly ordinance th iiiinie of halt howard
street was changed to lewey avenue.
Another ordiiiaiice was passeil providing
for the condeninatton of .prohquty ) hecessary
to opeul Twentieth avcqUp from Itslureseiit
northern terininui to Castelhrr strcet at on
ahiprniscmnt of 5t7.50.
( ' 11,111 it ul ( It I'IiifliM.
city Comptroller Westberg reported the
eanilition of the city fInances to have beau
as fohiows on the close of hiuiiuiess on Juno
30 :
Ciniks for ( li9)Sit $ 17,72.LoS
Cauili in uiraer 7,518.54
I ta In nvs I ii ) : i I ku : Ci ty 1'ui 11dM.
Co in liii rcla I NLI t io on I . . .
Ft rst Nit t i u flit I . . . . . . . . . . 71 ,9 ITO : ;
Id vrvIuui ii tH Nit Li u no I . . G,5.73 : ;
Nuitliiuiai I tzuiuk of (2uuui- (
il1i'i to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( , ClI.O7
Neli IiliiiCiL Nit t 1(111111 . . . . 70,29 h.70
Oiflhl 110 Nat iiiiiai . . . . . . . . G7,848.45
liii lou Nuttlunni . . . . . . . . . i Isl 1.11
l'iltiultZ ( ' Bras , , New
Yiirh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26,303.30
(4'ruu1au1 SnvlngM '
, eel'-
hlilcuLtes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . hh4(0 (
U. S. National. . . . . . . . . . . . G7S'2.2I
S O , 02 1. 65
.Schiooh lii liii t.
hjuuhiiui NlttliiUti . . . . . . . . $
Kiiiiiitzi' Ib'oM. , Ntuw
York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,6Ih,30 :
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rouice relief fuiidiu :
fleu'uun , * Suivluiis , car-
tIIit'at&s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,79S.5
3d er'tutu n tM' No t Iuiiai . , 7 I I .03
. 3,513.18
i3uueelnl ful iiil
.
Unitut NILtIiuiULl . . . . . . . . . .2,000.00
2,000.00
r
q'etnh of fiundM on
huuid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $620,271.77
. ' resol ii t ion I Ut roil ucail by Coo iiei I ruin iu
Stiiht ' . % ZIS ; ) nssel instructing the city clei'k
to ascertniii why thu Omaha \'ater cow-
110 Ii y hue ( a I ieii t o place certni ii hytl ia ii ts
oi'ulcrcul SOInO tinic ago by thin council. 'l'hio
clcrI will report at the next xiieeting.
City Trensurt'r Idu'nri1s was granted a
thrt'e vt'ek' heave of absence.
' A a iioti uicenn'uu t 'iua nunul a thia t fluihil I ii g
I iu HIi'Cl or I Iii I I er hail tCen appointeul act I iig
ciialruuuuui ( if t Ii e hhoa ru of h'ui hi Ic Works ilti r-
iiig the absence of Cit. ) ' 1uigiiieer Itosewater.
Aflithler hatch of resolutions for thit' con-
struclinit of lieruilahletit sltlevaiks vero
Pnssi or refnrru'tl.
.Jtust before the uiiecting adjourned , on inn-
ti Oil of l'resiul ant B I ughin UI , Coune I I iiieii Lo-
lelu , louuiut 111111 t4ttuiut verc uippointel a
cuniuilttt'e ; to throw up a et of resolutions
( ix ircssi iig syili 1101 ii ) ' ( I VOl 1 h den lb of V I n -
cent I htiii ii' ) ' to he liresen t cd to Ii is so ii ,
Co u uicih man flu ik I cy , at t he hex t unet't I ii g ,
ItIII1'ZIlI ) , N. V. , ittisi Illuirui ,
'ia thu Northwestern Line ,
Jill ) . I Ithu auth 12th , ix ; raoi'ihinary rates ,
through tars. 'Fh. ? Northwestern is the
' ' ( ) flleial lAne. " 'rlto I' . l. Morgnii , 1111cr-
liUthaiuuli ; iicsiiieuut 13. Y. I' . U. , Ouuuuihiu , or
city ulhice , I 101 Iarnaiii st
, 'I'Iit' SiuierJ IilIuIIIaut'ult
an ii q u I 1k t I liii , 0 f t he I , iUOIi h'aelfle make's
It the popular hue to All principal western
resorts. City ticket ofihee , No. 1202 Far-
aaui ct.
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KANSAS
CRY !
Only one VaY to get tbcre-Iluvhlug-
10(1 ( Itoute.
, Two daily troins , Front Omaha at
t0 ) ; a , in , anti 1i00 ; p. iii , 1ustcr ( ,
liner , niece complete , move eamfurtable
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thtn amythiiig ; offered by eoiuictiug
lines.
llerths , tickets aud full infolmatiou at
'Viei.e * OfliceDe1ot -
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1502 FaFll S1 IQIt Moso $ Is ,
u , , .
II.t % 'II1J hlitfiS ,
Tim lit.In , . ( lstiertu 1l. leflflnl I'flI
SPEClAl SAI.l MiNS FINl SlhlftTS
AN ! ) ftJht4ThIlNCi ,
Men's fine shirts , the iatzt styles and
colors , worth $1.fO , at tOc.
Suspenders , 'orthm 25c , at . l2c : men's
string and bow ties , worth 25c , at lOc.
floy' fine shirts , latest styles , worth $1.00 ,
at. OOc , Men's fine baibriggan shirts and
drawers , worth OOc , at 25c , All the newest
styles in men's and boy's leather belts at
20c , worth fMc. lOoy's shietwaiste. worth
SOc and 7Sc , at 25c.
SI'ECIAI. S.L1 014 ( ILOIIES O1 Thh1
\VOhtLI ) ,
Complete and perfect revolving globes
showing every point. and giving longitude
and latitude sanie as $5.00 globes , on sale
Thursday for 25c ; number amahi ; come
early.
SPlCAf1 ! hC SAL1.
20c combs , hOc mirrors , ISo corset steels
flfli a great number of articles , worth lOc
to 25c , on sPecial sale Thursday at c.
SI'ECIAL. SILK SAtA.
10 pIeces wash silks , stripes , plaids and
checks , very best. quality , only 40c.
2 luleces black summer silks , Chinas ,
Japanese and Indins , worth up to 7Sc , on
spccinl sale at 39c a ynril.
lltiSS 0001)3 SALI.
Three big tables of dress goods , worth
iOc , 75c flfli $1.00 , on special sale at SOc ,
490 and ODe ,
fIG SALh ON SIIIItTWAISTS , SUITS AND
SICII1TS.
160 dozen shietwaists , large and small
plaids , strilies anul solid colors , fuihl blouse
front , cut bias , worth $1.00 , sale price IDe ,
Ladles ( lress skirts in lInen cotton cover
01111 crash , ianislm rumi' . triunmneil with
graduated bands , worth $2.50 , at $1.25.
Lahles' linen smuts , nicely trimmed $2.70.
Ladles' cloth stilts in all wool covet anul
chevIot , sllk lIned jackets , perfect fit
gtiaratiteed , worth $10.00. at $4.08 ,
hAYDEN BROS.
DISTURB THE HORSE THIEF
T1'II Piurtuers i''airhrtIiigtuii Muile
'l'IiIllg iI'pI for ii
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, Two fnrmersSnm Forgey and T. J. Mm-
gus , residing chose to Irvington , this county ,
had a brush with a horse thief Tuesday night.
mill , while they did not. capture the innuu ,
they secured possession of hIs horse nn(1
buggy , together with a lot of harness he
had stoleut and hail in hIs vehIcle. The two
111dm Caine to town and reported their ox-
perience to the sheriff and requested bluui to
take charge of the property that ( lucy cap-
tured.
For several weeks tIme west end of the
county has beout overrun by horse thieves ,
vhio have stoleum a nuinbc'r of flue animals.
In sonic iiistunces they have stolen wagons ,
buggies lln(1 harnesses. U ; ) to this date none
( it the phuintier has been recovered , which
lcail time sheriff and lila deputies to be-
llev thiutt. there is a thoroughly organized
gang , a portion of which does the stealing ,
while other members see to running tile
horses out. of the country and disposing of
them.
Iurlng the last week horse thieves have
been vorkiuug In the vicinity of Irvington.
whiro they have stolen several horses front
farmers. Tuesday night Farmer Taylor was
aroused froni his slumbers by a noise In
hIs barn , a few rods trout tIme uiouse. htur-
rleiiy dressing , lie went. out. doors nod soon
( hls'ovcrcd that there was solute person vork-
lug among time horses. Not carIng Op tackle
a hiarse thIef single hmniided and aloiie , he
sveuit. to his neighbors , Saimu Forgey and T.
J. Mluigus , who resluicil but a short distance
away , and called thteimi cult. Armed with shotguns -
guns , the trio ; uroceehc(1 ( to the bunt anti
called to the uimaut insIde to surrender. lie ,
lmuurever , s'ns not. of the surrendering kind
utmitl Instant ! of throwIng up his hands , he
bolted out of the ulcer ituid past the three
utica , who sent three chumuges of bird shot
utter hIm. lie (11(1 not halt. and another
volley was fired.
By this time time man had gone some (11-
lance and as the second round was fired
lie slackened Ills Pace for an Instant , whIch
fuict. caused the muon to believe that they hail
hilt the fellow. Ito thieui jumped over the
feuice and lied to the corn field. For an hour
or more the three uiieii irntroieul the field.
hilt \'cro unable to locate thamir ultRa. Tile
corn was shoulder hIgh and the broad
spreadIng leaves affordeil the best posslhde
method of eitCapo for the fleeIng thief. Af-
tar gIving tip the chiase , the three men re-
turuieti to the barn and , in looking around ,
found a horse liltchieth to the fence. The
anImal was attached to a buggy in which
was Pile'1 ' several sets of harness , some of
which has uuircady beau itientlileul as belong-
lag to farmers lit time vicInity of lrvlngtoui.
The shirlff will keei ; thic hiorse and buggy
untIl called for and in the event that. . an
owner does uiot appear upon the scene tIme
Irolerty ) wIll be turned over to the men who
iumaile the captuire.
? iitIi' , ' II ) IteiIlIiIIiI'ltIl ( 'illIi.
Time repuhilcuiui clubs of 1)ouglas county
are hereby requiesteul to meet at their varl-
ous rooms on Thursday imlgllt , Jqly 7 , 1898 ,
to elect delegates to the State RepublIcan
League convention which meets at Boyd's
theater July 12 , 1808 , at 8 o'clock i. in.
The Itaids of i'epresentntion is as fohlows
One ulelt'gate' for every fifty weathers or
fractIon tlieieof. and tile ; ircsliieitt , vIce
IreslIent. and secretary , who are ( lehegates
ex-Otilelo.
A ineetliig of tluo delegatIons of the vai'i-
OIlS cRiIi of houghas cotility is herely calleil
to meet at Crclgllton hall , Moitiiay , July
11 , 1898 , at 8 o'clock p. iii. , for tIle ilurpose
of takIng action relative to tIme state and
nutioiiuh league conventions.
J. Ii. MEI1LE.
J. J. 1UUChilR.
Mcinlc'rs Executive Committee.
'i'Ilt' Coutlieiiruit LIIIIII ,
The imevVaiaslI solid vestibule train of
( lay coaches , sleepIng mmd lilnImig cars. A
train for totirlsts amid all classes of travel ,
Leave ChIcago ( daIly ) , 12 noon ,
Leave St. Lollili ( duully ) , 9:10 : a. in.
Arrive New York via Vest Shote. 3:3' : ' )
P. 01.
Arrive 13051011 via ltehhuiig , 0:50 : p. m.
All. agents deli tIckets for ( Ills tt'uln and
wIll tell youi all aboumt it. Ask luimim or write
(1. N. Clayton , C ; . \V. 1' . Agt.'nbashi hi. It.
Pluto Glass. I'lato Mirrors at F. 11. ICen-
anvIl's , 1110 hlarmicy St.
MAYOR REPORTS ON BUSINESS
, tIlN ( 'I'M II N4.l % . , rl IlIlium"14 ( ( imti'y
' ' I I h ii Brief $ iliIuul lg of
l'rIINpl'rIl $ t'uielii ,
lit answer to a request train the editor of
time Ne York Commercial regarding the
coiuhition o iitisliieaa In this city , Mayor
MooR's Ilas forwarded the follou'lmig :
Omunila wholesalers amId retallem's in all
I lIlies have (10110 larger busIness than antic-
I Ipated duirlmlg lust six mimontlls. Nehiraska
raised Immense crois ; lust yeni' . Farmers
l'CCiVell good Prices for Products iIflli himtve
I iluil plenty of immoutey to spemul. W'eckly
I tititik clearimigs of ( Inualla show increase of
: io to 70 hal' ccitt o'er eorresiohidlilg periods
of last ) cai'Vork on Transinisalssippi
lxposltlon ( ( lId Ofl extensive publIc iuiuil prl-
.iut e I inprove mail ts huts tim rmllbll eli emnmIoy-
Iflent to hello ltbor ; fltll ( : ill clulscs lure aX-
perlencing n share of the geiiei'al prosluerlty.
Omilaha itlcraascl 20,000 in loitulat Ion iii
lust six ; nonths ammO Is hiavtiig a healthy ,
pcrmuaiiemit grot lb. l'iospccts fur future
arc brIght ,
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t i % ' .tlV.t'l'.tfliS
Offerelt lI ) le CI Ii'uigi , lIltmuii'a .t
St. l'lImll hlilillYll ) ' .
TilE ShORT LlNI TO CIIICAOO.
A clean train made tip nilui stni'tcd fron
Omuiahliu , Baggage checked ( rein residence to
destination.
llvgant tm'tlli ( service and courtcouu cia-
ploycs.
Fmttlro trains lIghted by electricity auI
with electric light In every berth.
Finest dining cpr service in the wcst ,
ittu meals served "a Ia carte. "
The Flyer leaves at 5:45 : p. in. daily trout
Union Depot ,
CiTY TICICET OFFICF3 , 1504 I1'arnamSt ,
C , 5 , CARht1Flt , City Ticket Agent.
BOUND OVER FOR IURDER
Thomas Sullivan , Who Killed Thomas Kirkland -
land , held for Trial ,
JUDGE GORDON DENES $ filM' BAIL
IItorfp , Ipt tIme l'risumler'N Atturne to
Secure n : ioiIif1ciiIIiii ( if ( lIe
Churgo Pulli-Stur ) ' of
( lie SlC'N Cisso.
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Thomas Sullivan , who shot anti killed
Thonmna ICirkIand in the alley neir'nlter
hirandra' siloon , Tenth and Masoit streets ,
May 23 last , was given his prelimInary hearing -
ing yestehlay afternoon before i'oiice Juige
( lordon It resulteil lit Sullivan bi'l. held
to the district court on the ciiarge o murder
in the first degree.
Sullivan's attorpey , ' .V. F. ( Itirlet' , seight :
to have the charge against his 2ltcnt hnnged
to murder lii the second degree , by ailaglng
that the testimony of the state's ' 'tiieses '
( lid not warrant. the extreme tharde , but.
Judge Gordoum thought otherwise. ( lurley
was so confident that tIle state cuilil not
stistain the mnurler charge at the eXnhIl1il-
tion that Ito hall bondsmen rea.iy to alga
Sullivan's relcaiue ,
EIght. witnesses for the state gave testl-
mommy. The defense uild not produce a wit-
ness. The testImony of hiraililes' bartemider ,
Tadlock , Olflcer W. II , Story amul W. it.
Ilehl , who 'as In the saloon at. tile time
Sullivan ran Into it for a revolver , sus-
talimed the line of defense hut till by the
( lefenduunt , namely that tile shootIng o
KIrkland was accIdental , Sulllivan , in the
shadows of the alley , mistaking Kirkland
for one of tue two negroes h 1111(1 been
quarrelling with but. a short. time bfore ,
These witnesses verified each other as to
.tho grIef Sullivan Indulged in after lie
learned of the identity of hIs vict.iin and as
to his agonized cry of "My Cmli I've killed
ray best friend-Toni Kirkland. " No testi-
mnony was adduced to show that. Kirkland
011(1 Sullivan liml a quarrel that. imlgtt. , or
at. any other time , and it. was not shown
that. KIrkland hail been in thc vicinity of
the scene before the tragic affair took
Place.
I I . - I 11111 ( tim Il rrelel v I I II N.rICM. (
All , however , told of the quarrel Suitlvaa
had between the negroes , Thad Lockoy 011(1
Robert Samumels , before time shootimig o'er the
alleged theft of a quantity of shlmigles by
Mrs. Lackey anil Clara 11111 , vlio live In the
I neighborhood. According to tIle testiummony
of Mrs. Lackey and the 11111 woman they
vere accosted roughly by Sullivan , and
Lockey awl Sanmuiels went to their utsitit-
once anti vere driven off by SullIvan , who
vas armed with a knife. After tIil meet.-
ing Sullivan , the negroes testItl , u'mmtiuito
Iirandeii' saloon. Samuels soul ho rent luito
1110 saloon a little later and wa there at-
taekeil by Sullivan alul tuseti 'ery roughly.
lie anti SullIvan atruggleil Into the street ,
where he tiroko fromum SullIvan's grasp and
ran into the alloy where Kirhianul was
kiled. !
Olilcer Story testifleil to the struggle in
time street between Sullivan amId a negro. '
' 1'aiiiok amii Vi' . hi. Bell testl-
lieu ( a the fact of Sulhivami rushIng Into thm
saloon after time fight anti f Ills securing the
rcvolvcr with which the mnuriier 'as coin-
tnittcui front a ( Ira\vcr back of the bar. As
lie left time saloon both testified that lie mitade
use of the expressIon , "I'll kill that nlgger. "
No one saw the shootIng , but all heard
time explosion at the revolver.
Esther hiuulthorg , SullIvan's consort , was
called as a witness. but little was glenmiad
fi'omn liar otlicr than that. she held Sullivan's
coat at ( lie timmie lie assaumlted Samnuels in
liranulca' saloon. Tlti womuman has been comi-
fined 1mm the county jaIl sInce tIme murder ,
1110 polIce belIevIng she iiiew a great' (1001
more that bore on the real cause of the mmmr-
( Icr of KIrkland than hie cared to tell. They
have evidently changed tllelr mulumfis , as they
released her on her own rccognizammc after
the hearing.
in OMAHA NEWS.
I c-- -----e
Accorillng to the report just preparell by
the judiciary committee of time eunuch thu
1838 levy will amount to 50 mIlls. The total
valuation. limeluthing tIle $114,000 aiileii , to
( lie corporatlomma by the eomiimcll , Is $ lS 17,000.
As counpareil with $1,698,000 , whmichl was time
valuation returned by the nsseSsoi's for iSO ? ,
an Increase of $119,000 Is shown.Vit.hu a levy
of 00 mills this year the stunt of $92,350 would
be dcrivetl , but from this must he deilucteti
tile 15 per cent reserve , whIch leaves $7S,497
with which to I'OY ' tile rtmmimmlng expenses of
the cIty for tile fiscal yeai' couiimencimig :
August 8.
\'ltti the Idea lit view that. tIme figures am.
1101 % ' arranged u'lhi sttnd ; time judiciary cant-
mnittce hies aphortlommei tIme levy as follows :
Interest tumid , 16 mills , less the 15 liar cent
reserve , leaves $20,110 ; juilgmnent fund , 3'
mIlls. $5,102 ; rohice , 5 1111115 , $7,849 ; fire , 3
mills , 5 1,709 ; pmibllc lIglIt , 5 mIlls , $7S19
\va ter fu id : , 3 hull 3 , $ I .709 ; s'lauh oct tumid ,
4t/ , mills , $7,061 ; parkl mIll , $393 ; salary
filiil,4 % mills , $7.064 ; caglumeer ( ( lad , $1,177 ,
street repaii' fund , $1,317 ; general fund , 2
uiillls. $3,139 ; total. $78,497 , . .
Iii cominectlomi wItlI this report Council-
muami Kelly , wile Ill U ; ucuuber of tIme judiciary
committee , stated last ( uvemllng tllat lIe dlii
hot. see i'Iuere any emits couliti be muintie. 1veum
vi tli a fO - imd I I levy thic a mnoui ii t to lie tie-
rived , which In time figures given obove rep-
rcsemit. the net vrocetis , tile reserve having
twout decimieti'd , will not. equiai by $2,000 the
estimates of time runnIng expenses. It. will
be seen that time alnoimllt palti omit anulually
lit imlterest t'iutS tip more tnamt one.tlllrd oi
tile entire levy amid It hits been sumggesteil
that SoiilO lirovlslon bit ummauie for the creating
of a alnkimmg fUIii to care for bonuiti at moo-
turlty Instead of lieleniiumg upon tIme bamikmu
to proviulu the imioney to i'edeem tIle cIty's
ploulgeti. Iii a few years tIme imitorest will be-
COiuie enormous amid lii three years trouul
now IntersectIon jiaving bomuds to time value
of $50,000 will become due foIl wIll have to
be taken tip or else renewed. In making the
apportlonumont ( lie levy was niiida to tile
limIt 00 tIle tIre. police and publIc lIght
funds aild Iii each of these there u'llI niost
likely be amt overlap uus tue amnoumlt the law
allow s to lIe ie'ieli Is never eiloughi to ( fleet
tile rapidly increasIng expemisos In these de-
oartmeiits. I'
-
Tile Park commissIoners asked or a levy
of thmreo-qumurtere of 1 mmilll and thu jutilclttry
comimmlttee has set asIde one-quarter of I
mmmlii for Park PtiPOSCS. This has been ( lomme ,
CouncIlman Kelly says , because tIle park
board miow has a balance on hand. There is
likely to be a dIfference of opnion iii this
imiutter amid thtn council may be complied
to raise ( lIe hark levy. The law plainlsays
that the tmiayor and council shall mnake a
levy of miot less thian ouio.hialf qf 1 miii amid
not amore thami 2 nulls for park purposes. It
will thus 1)0 seed that If the park conirnls-
slon insists upon its rights the council can
ho commmpehied by legal action grant. thus
request. . of time park board fpr a levy of
three.fourthue of 1 mill.
A levy for vIaduct iiurpoeee , vbich the
comnmltteo has seen fit to include in the
apiortIomtatent of funds Is imomnethiing 'new
slId wIll wIthout doubt cause considerable
unfavorable commeuit , Coiimtag as It ( lace on
the heels of a decisIon of the UnIted States
supreme court in relatIon to time right of
cities to commipel time railroads to keep viaducts -
ducts in repair it certainly looks rather
strange. Iu thiI connectiuu Mr. Kelly says
( Lint the committee appoluted by the vouncil
some titus ago to confer wIth the railroads
hag not yet hail the opportunity of yisitin
,
th1o raIlroad managersi and making a dc-
niand. however , Kelty'Is suire that the rail.
rOads' wIll not qumletl pubmIt 5(1(1 for that.
reason ho favors them makIng of a levy for
vaduct $ purposes. lid i pntlsfietl that notwithstanding -
withstanding time ilccimdon of the suprenio
c9tlrt the rallroaiIs&rIU fight any attempt
to 'compel them to stialetnin the structures
i ' I as repairs are needed at once there Is
em.ly one way out of.the dlmcumlty tend that
Is for the coumncii to'apportlon a part of the
levy for viaduct cxpfldItures. No one denies
the fact that both the La ammd Q street via.
( ltiCts are in bail shspd They not only mmceul
valntlng , but In many places replanking
will be necessary before long , That the call-
roads will oppose mmisklmig an apPropriation
for the purpose of keeping the bridges In
repaIr is not. a foregone conclusIon , for the
reason that offlders of the UnIon Stock
Yards Railroad company stated only a short
time ago that they were willing to set asIde
$000 for 'laduct repairs any time that time
other roads interested would (10 the saumue.
Time levies for previous years have been as
follows : 1889 , 27 mIlls : 1890 , 28 mIlls ; 1891 ,
33 nulls ; ISDI , 35 mmmIlls 1893 , 29t.mills . ;
1891 , 41 nlihis ; 1895 , 85 mills ; 1896 , 50 mmmills ;
1S97 , 44m , timhlis ,
0 1111np4' I lie 1101111 i'rupoMI I ui. .
it was stated on time streets yesterday
that a movement. was on foot to organize
aim assocIation of property owners for thio
puirpose of making a flrhmt on the cIty ImnIt
bonil , iropositiomm. Maiiy of time small ProPerty -
erty owners have deciarcd tlmelr oppositlomt
to the project , arid it Is nmm open secret thmat
time corporatIons will fight the sehemmie , One
proininemit luncher saith yesterday that he
hmad coinpareil time assvsed valuatIon of time
plants at Kansas City anti South Omaha
and found that there wits very little dif-
.fercnce. Time people of Knmisas CIty , lIe
saId , tried to foster such lndumstrles , but up
here It Is different. hirmudatreet's gives the
assessed valuatlomi of ( lie packing rilammts at
ICatmieus City at. about what the nssessmmment
vas here before time council added $114,000.
ThIs Packer said timat lie had no desire
to avoid taxes , antI was perfectly willing
to do his ellare toward paying tile expenses
of time city , hut he (11(1 object. to hieing Imposed -
posed upon , ormly lie put it. a little stronger
than that. As for aim occumpatIbmi tax , tIlls
Packer salui that he would be wIlling to
Pay a reasonable tax provided the cIty could
not pay CXI)0SCS wIth the revt'aume to be
derived fronm time assessuient. The hackers
wIth one accord ' iii fight the cIty ball bond
pmopositloa unless the coumncIl repeals the
resoluitlon adding $114,000 to time assessntelit.
of the corporations. It. is umnderstood thimut
thio : prommioters of time scheme expect to carry
It hiy the votes of time single men who are
emmloyod ; at tue packIng houses unit stoclc
yards , It beIng figured that this class of
people who have nothlumg to lose by time increase -
crease of the boumded debt cnn lie reatitly
Infitmemuced lii favor of the bonds. lii case
ad orgnnizeih effort. Is inuude to defeat time
iionds there' Is (10 doubt but that the propo-
sltlon will fall , amiil sonic business Inca have
gone so far as to advocate time repeal of
time ordlimmuumce calling a specIal ciectiout Iii
brder to save the expense.
lt'ln iii leg. ii ( tii Ii's I.4't I iIj
The Soumtit Omaha ltcthumbhlCaul chub niet
at l'i'onica's hall last nIght for the hiumrhuoe
of 'selectIng delegates to time State League
convomitlon , which meets In Onmahitt July 12.
l'resldent. Stryker called ( hue assemblage to
order and nimnouncad that the first busimies3
would be the selection of a secretary to taie ,
thic plh0o of J. Ii. lriomi , who tuna removed
front the cIty.'lihiammi Vosbumrg was nomni-
antell anmi elected wIthout auiy opposition.
J. It. Danluisemi stated that on a basis of
a membershIp of 400 the chub was emititled
to eIght dclegdtes In aduilt'iomi to time olilcers ,
which womiiil iuiiuke twelve deicgates. A coal-
allttee CompOsell of l'resliient Stryker , See-
rotary Vosijimrg anti 'tV. hi. Oltmu. " ( iS chosum
to select time delegates anii report. TIle
( lelegates are : FIrst ward , hharvey 1) .
Mosely , WIll Tagg ; Second ward , L. C. Gib-
Eon , Lou Myers : ThIrd ward , V. ' . B. OlIn ,
II. J. Shtupp ; Fourth vurd , 0. II. - Bruce ,
August Mliler.
'l'iIrh % 'itrI I'Il' ( ' Ilaim.
ComunclhineumVear and Tralnor take cx-
ceptlou to statements utmade tim TIme Bee a
few ( lays ago in connection with time pay-
iiieflt of $1,500 for a hot In tIme Third ward
for a fire hail. Thtcsi' cntlmmcihummemm vlsht thu
lumbllC to understnnd that thIs stint Includes
tile reaiodollng of time bulllilng which ustaimis
on the hot ) uIrc1taseii , and the reimioval ( if
tlui present lire hail to a position in hue
rear of tint bumlidlmig to be remodeled. Mr.
\\'ear says that the city has a commtrzict with
time owners iilchi turovides tlmuut the hiuilld-
lags must hue vlacedl iii a tiresentahia anti
hiatmitabie condition before being accepted
by the city.
m' . lI'iirt Is lIiMMIlIg.
Mrs. F. lienrey Is considerably worrIed
ovem time Iiii(1iQmt ( disappenraiice of 11cr huis-
hinuutl , vlto \ % as the ioah umlanager for tue
Model Steam lauumtdry. Ilemirey left lIome
Silnulny saylmmg that he was going to Omaha
anti he hums hot beemi scout simmee. it Is stated
( lint he took wIth him about $200 In money
hciomigimig to tile coinpamly hue represemuteil.
Mrs. Iieiiroy fears that. liar htusbanui hlas
met. wIth foul PlaY.
FIIIiI Vl.te'rlIiI It..piiIIi'iili ( 'liii , ,
At a mneetlng of tue UnIon Veterans' hte-
publlcnmi club , held at thto omce of Jumdge
Agnew last night , time followimig delegates
were ellost'mt to atteml % thue State Lengume
conventIon : Captain F. J. itter , J. 0. East-
maim , J. A , heck , 11. L. 1)eminls , L , . F , Etter.
Johtmi Mchmutyre antI F. A. Agmuew ,
) Iiigl ( ' CIty ( nssli , .
MutT ) ' Slabatighi is dowmm wltim m'hicumitatisumi.
E. A. Cilulmuily retuirmied yesterday train a
trip to ChIcago.
E. A. Stearns of the Drovers' Jommrnal
force Is on tile sIck lIst.
Iamt Calmueromi of the Cmdatmy comupaumy
fijiCilt yemitcrllmly iii Sioux City.
CuduIlly's artesIan well is dowum 1,100 feet
( hUh water ba ant been struck ,
Miss Aniier uuisler of BloomIngton , ill. ,
Is the guest of Mrs. Sani Shm'igley.
Mrs. J. A. heck lois rcturmmed ( mmmi Siten-
andonhi , Ia. , where hie sveiit. to vIsit rela-
tiv a ii.
It is r'portei thlat 0110 of the guarul raIls
omm time I. , street viaduct hats rotted and tel-
bum off.
The South Onunhut club will gIve a snioker
tomllghmt. Several iiivlted guiests wIll delIver
short addresses.
w , ii. flanmmeyer , umuaster car bumllder of
( lie Elkhormi , with hendtmartera mu Missouri
\'alley , spent yesterday In ( tie city.
Superintendent Sehiroyer of the Northwestern -
western , locataiI at ChIcago , was a vIsItor
at the stock yards Offices yesterday ,
A PURE SRAPC CR5.15 UT TARTAR ciworn
CREAM
BAItING
PODllI
Awarded
Highest Honors , World's Fair
Qold Medal. Midwinter Fair
; : KELLEY1 ' STIGER & CO.
Speoial.Bargain for the Misses in Shoes and
Oxfords ,
MISSES OXFORDS AT 98C
.Tle Itimlamsea. , uf 'I'lll % % 'eeL % % 'e WIll
( lIve ( I , , : : iisM.M Sumuuu' Siuet'liI
Itnrgmiiiuu. I im ( IIItW
uiui ( I.forllN.
Misses' fine kId Oxfords , in opera or coin
toe , in black or tan , spring iieel , sIzes 11
to 2 , itt. DIe ; redUcci front $1.00 and $ l.S5.
. MIsses' vici kiii taim slates , eitlmer lace or
button , kId or cloth top , string ; heels , sizes
11 to 2 , at $1.48 ; redumeed front $2.00.
! uiisscs' black or tan shmocs , sizes 11 to 1 ,
vidths A .111(1 II , at. uSc ; reducel frommt
$2.25 ,
MIsses' cloth top btmtton shoes , Pimlladel-
Phmia toe , extensloim aole , at $1.48 : reduced
from $2.25.
Ladles' ' white camivas Oxfords , at Plc ; re-
( ItIceti froumt $1.50 ,
Ladies' hntlhItulde' vict kid Oxfords , coIn
toe , either kId or chotit top at $2.25 ; good
value at $3.00.
Ladies' dark tauu vici kId , bais coimm toe , mit
$2.25 ; worth $3.0' $ .
Ladles' fine vlci kId , hials vestlmmg top , in
tan , at $3.00 ; chleap at. $3.00.
We have a great ninny SPecIal bargalmis In
ladles' simoes amid Oxfords , at USc ; lzes 2it
to 4.
KELLEY , STIGEIt & CO. ,
Faruiamn and l5thl St.
lmt'F1'AI.IJ. ' N. 1. , ANIitl''i'UltN.
V Iii ( lie Nun hiivestevii 1.1110.
Juiiy 1 1 amid 12 , extraortllnmtm'y rates ,
through cars. The Northweaterum is the
"oiilclal lIne. " 'rito C. E. Morgan , inter-
imatIonni liresldemit B. Y. P. U. , Olmlahit , or
city otliee , 14(11 ( Farnaimt Street.
, % _ Ill Ii M ( Ill 0 II I N.
Time Troeumdcro lireSeilts very strong 'auIuic-
villa talent thmls week , In tact tin struuigc'r
specialty Slloi % ' lies beeii seemi In Oiilahuu for
sommie t.iiiw. Encit e'enIlig linda time cosy
ilttiu theater filleil with utm emuthiusinstlc nuii
Clipreclative uuuiilIence. ThIs week's ; i o -
ruumt wilt rimmi 'till Sumlday milght lmmclusive ;
out Monday ii new bill Ill he liresemited.
The prices are 25 and cents ,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ir. antI Mrs. II. M. Stonc have meturncii
front Cimlcago.
Ites' . P. C. lCirkwooil auth wife of Colormido
Simrlngs are in tIme city.
Mr. Vmumiulermmieehwuu. wfe ! nod cilllulremm of
ChIcago ore mit the flnrker.
Dr. 1.1. Josephliie Naclmtm'lct of , uuut Arbor ,
MIehi. , is aim exr.osltloil vIsItor.
lr. F. hlemurothn nimfiirs. . hicuirotln of
ChIcago are visftlumg tile cxposltloui.
Miss Minnie Caiiipbell of Tehluride. Coin , ,
is Imi the city viiitiuig Miss Eva Lii'achi.
Mount I' . O'BrIen amid i1. uuck.rmuuami are
ChIcago arrivals stopplumg at tIme itarker.
C. M. ltntbburn of the MIssourI l'nelfle
mumuivel I ii Omah'a yesterday front A tehmlsoim.
F. N. Cilamue of Ceular i'ahls , ha. . a miuemmiber
of. [ hue Iowa , Expositioui eomnunlsslomm , Is In the
city.
Miss MaggIe Snuithi aud Miss C. E. lIre.
hlant are exposition visitors from Mcscnrero ,
N. M.
\v. II. Moore amid E. 1i1. Iluwell nrc lCaui-
sag City tmiivehing imucut stupplimg , at hue
Barker.
Al M. liotIm. Miss hattie C. ltotim mmmd Miss
Kate hiothu arrIved iii Oumiaha yesterday trout
St. Loumiut.
ii. Ncagles amid info ( ilti ( Mrs. J. E.Neui-
gles fluId ulaumghttcr of Ottawa , Kail. , arc
stoiplmlg ; at the hhirker.
- . .0V , Leuiiuigwehl , presIdent of St. Mauy's
school , a vchl kmmown Eplscopnh glu 1s chmool
locatcii at .lCuioxvlhlt. Ill. , flcCOuiiltiuilcul , by
Mi s. Lefllmmgwcll , MIss Letlimmgwcll anti Miss
Gertrude Leflingivchl. arrive , ! iii thit city
Tuesilny and tutu spend several ( lays at
( hut exItOsItlOil.
unit , I ) . II'arii , coniumilsslouietfronu the
state of lVnshmlngton to time TramusmmilssIssIpii
Exposltiimmm , arrIved from Seattle yesteruimly.
I Ic reports \'uusiilumgtomu exhIbits vIhl arrive -
rive in a day or en. Mi.Vom'ul is state un-
mnigratioui eonmuiulssiumier of lila state ; also
Is rcpreseumting tile Chrmmuuier of Commerce
of Seattle.
Nebruskamma at ( tie hotels : I ) . \'ehuhier
anti fantihy , E. 5 , Cioyes , E. F. Foluhmu.
Sehinyler ; I' . C. Commgoum , O'NeIll ; Alfred
lIulatell , Beatrice ; C.V , Browim amid \rffe ,
Jiimn'S C. Ocimee , 'tV. A. haggett , Lhuieolii ;
w' . S. Cook , \Valicfleltl ; II. K. Mnrvy'a -
lion ; ii. 1u1. Slnciair. Kearne' ) ' : C. MeMemi-
ermly , iuialr : Mrs. M. Slieuusey. MIss llama
Mnnsolm. CluIrlat ; lieu Spells. Ulysses ; II. U.
Coy , Grace Coy , \Vmderloo ; J. W. Orchard.
Graftouu ; tl. C. KeIth , North I'latte ; II. E.
Olcsoui , Fremont ; C' . V' . l'aull , I hastings ;
George fl .MIzc ii , Matiul lloyd , Gertle has-
almuger , Juimlata.
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( t OFFERS
Ow ThUS WEEK
WilliE FRENCH PIQUE SKIRTS
Tatlore'd seanis , styllsll , iuerfect hicuug-
lag--great bargaln-l.'J5 each ,
LINEN CRASH SKIRTS
Cortlemi in wave pattern-C rows above
a vlui huoni ammil mumiotluem' corileti In the
waist-an attractive bargan-cltoIce
for $2.95 ,
COLORED CUECKED PETTICOATS
Look like slik-iight amid comfortable
-the pettleotit to wear imniler llnemm
sicrts-no ouie etiulut'ii tiiHchiolcc $1.00 ,
NEW TAFFETA DRESS SKIRTS
One rulflleul : , alf Wily ti ) from Item ,
$18.00-the other ruliIed to waist , $20.
New Summer Ncckwcar just Imi-20c , 25c ,
SOc.
a .DFlELD
J cLui&suITcG ,
1510 Douglas St.
THE NEW
COLLAR
FLAGS ! FLAGS !
The Biggest Stocks
li kliu.Iiu-ahi slies-LOWES'L' i'ltlt'ESee
useinco prices have declined ,
Omaha Tent and Rubber Co. ,
181 1 FBrhiltlhl.
-
lice , July 0 , lSS.
, ark downs
. ,
\\To \ wi1i to Cll1)1laSi7.O the fu1 that we ievor lnivc
I 'niai'k ( LOWfl ia.Ie. ' WTO l'iiid our WIiy of selling , L
goo(1S ( Clhea } ) all the year i'otiit1 IS best It i best , for
you lCCflUEt3 ) you ( lil't ( IlliVU to wait till we get i'eady
811(1 1)eSL for us lCt'1UhiOVU ) ' io11 lllOI't3 goods Lnul himako
ll'IOl'C fliOhloy IIiiit SOlUC stores fll'O eoiuItlld (
to iiiark gOO(1S ( dovii. lYe feel iori'y for them. it
iiiit : ; plIifliflilt to 1)0 ) ( 'Ollfl'OhhtCL ( 'it1i goods that ha't
iiot i'ol(1 wlieii they ought to sell. If inakiiig right Il'kei4
will c1oo tltoiii out , better late Ihait IIevor-Iottt'r )
aftet' SCflSOII thait not at nil. Bitt. 1iei'o't flie i'ub-
vhy not iiiark tihiJhli ( lo\Vi'i ill time ? \Vliy in'cnch nfl
SCfltO1l flIOUt ) tile lO\VOBt , pr'ces iii CIii"istwidoin 111111
filch IIio\V tile fab-i'ity ot It when the ieuoii : 1ii ; gouut )
by ? ' \Vliehl the ( levil wu : sick the de'i1 unotuic
\VOuuI(1 ( hii ; vIien tite do'i1 got vtIl the devil a 111011k
\\115 lie. " 'flie Nobi'iska ; is a geol ( SO1't ( ) to lra(1e at
lCCaliiO 0111' 1)l'iCe are u1'flyS 1o' enough. TIio nuo-
luent they conic iii is the tinue oni' gtO1t are ' 'iiiai'k-
ed CIOWhI. "
c
:
Preseritioos
Thmi' m'emimion we ( niike iupeclmti clnimns for
ouir lreserltloui ; ulepartmmuauit Is b000tim4i' i'C
Imn''e Sh'ECIA L FA'l hl'I'IES for ( lnflut mu
imt ( go irescm llutliil hjmsimu.'s. , Our tttm'l ( of
rmure drugs muini t'hmi.'mnlcmuis Is so hmrge aumil
cimrpl e tt ii mu to lie beyommil mu umy en mu lumurlsoum itt
this mmunm'ket-whilli' tour force of graluulte
him euicrlitloti ; clerks Is jilst iOU Itlli thunt of
.ANY o'I'i hEll IIltG S't'OhtE lit N&'brmuslcn.
Our iwk'cs are uhsmtys mis low as Fl itS'i'
( 'Li\SS scm vice a'Iil iiermmilt.
\'l6 SEIl hic KINDS OF LITIITA'A'i'ilt
it liii I i till t ( ' laluiv ii ft'ii' i irlces.
htOltO-hl'h'ii IA'A'i'l'It , ' , gals. , SOc hot-
( hi , . $5.0i ) emisa.
hum-Lit lila 'nter , iumnrts ; ( gaseous ) , 25c
bottio , $ S.iIi ( 'mist' of 00.
IbiroLittuitu'atem' , iiimmts ( giseomts : ) , ISa
luottle , $ lD.e ( of 1t ) .
( iiil for ; iamnhiliii't tul'uut ' LItltft'mter. .
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co1 ,
151:1 : Doilge Strei't , ' , .lIdulIc of lllock ,
Ommiahiti , Nelu.
C 0 0 0 0 U * g O ' 5 . 0 0
ALL.
r' .
PEOPLE '
( ' )
WANT ' -
GOOD HEALTH.
C You may have a course of mnodicah 0
0 treittunent far
0 OU.ItABLEDISEA-SES °
0 of all kInds at thmo
Shopar Moica1 Institilto :
U New York Life Bldg- , Omaha , Neb ,
0 oocr'lAl TILQ. CatarrhDoaf-
0 . 't I LI-i itL I I L ) iiess mimi all
S Dlscauuca of time Liungit , Stomnachu ,
KIiute3'tt , Ner'eui fluid Illood. it-t'r-
S 1)3' permuifsslon , to 5,000 cured
0 iiatl'fltM 'l'Iie largest mneilk'nl olllces
amid lractlce in the vest. 'rho Omaha
0 Dee , lending dully. says : "P110 Shop- .
0 ii ri ii ad lea I I mmstltum t c Is eat trely cci Iti -
0 I i1 iii it mi m o lest , 1(1101 1 ii mmd liu slnesmu
wuty. Dr. Sla'ia ; ni , tmuch hIs associates
0 iiui'e gal nail ii liii fui I I y mu a I n t a I mu ad a o
S lendIng ( eiultntIrimi Iii tin' trentmnent
0 of chronic IIIS'lutei * , 't'hme pulbiic mmmmty
ttUfVh ) ' trust tiiemn , "
S
AIr ? IT i : For testimonials from
0 V V I 1 I I L inlimisters , tcmtctuers , huutsl-
C men , farimmi-ru' , etc. , tellIng how
thins' W'IP cuireti lit home tllrought tile
0 MaIl System. a
S i : : Li"Tito New Treatment ;
. U I 110w It C'iii-e't , " is 'wnt free
S to all ivmo ) vrIte. It f a clean mneulleal
a 'womk for I i II' ' little fmu ma II y t o roil ii .
anti is of great volume to all ivito seek
0 hiet t er lilil I t It. I took a 11,1 , Co it iml I a t lam ,
a flinuks sent free to all lruqumirrs.
C 2iIu'ilclimcs , sent t'verywbiare. State
your cUm4e and sand for opinion raud
0 lowest ternm4. Cimarues low. Cout-
a tatiomi ti'c.a , Personmilty or liy hotter ,
a .SfuI ? ( II 'I' is I'i ( Pu' , .
6o.a sea ossa. so
TEETH EXTRACTED
l'OSlTlVlil.Y WIT1IOIJT L'AIN.
I
ilest set of teeth , $5.00. Nm chm.urge for ax-
tractlmig wimeim teeth uire ordered. All mtimer
ivorks at. sautme redumeed prices ,
Albatiy Dentists , r
120 Soultlm I-I thu cor. loufgiuus. Open even-
I ii gut umum t 11 8. l.a uly (1 ( t teinia it t. Sum ida is , 1.
hi. in.
'Vita i5i'ztiuIpt 'I'nllt't ( 'oiutlilumatlumt , kimnivit
I f mummytitlutg tills youmr Skluu , Ht'ilii t'in-
llLXIUI1 iii- I Ituim- , u.mi II ( lit ( ii' iiIt i hcriii , toli-
gist .hihIN II. VOll)1mt'l1V. 127'u'st 12'l '
ii t . NI uYe rk , ( 'ii misiml I a t limm , f mci' , hin m'g. 't
iitiitli'tttt' . I 'so \'iillltiiV'u4 F'.iefiul Soil it.
I"ttItul ( 'mt'amui. l'iu'Iull h'ntlcm' , ii liii ) , ' uti
( 'r-nuuu , suit ! evcu'yivllerl. ' , 20e etucim. hunk lilt
li'ruumatoiogy fri' .
hIt ( _ ' .t'l'ION % I. .
rwaie H
( ) lemi.s Sept. 1 'Jt.h . , 1 SUS.
Ihomti'diitg muitil lay Stluth fur Git'is
Ummuler hIm" cilrectlomm of hit. ltcv. Gorga
\\'nrtitliiglon , S. 'F. 0. , LL. D. l'm-Imitary ,
h11'e Ida t ( to ry iufltl cull elui I e c-n m t'ses . Coumu -
petemit corps of teac'llL'r. Ziindemit mmur'tlt-
otis umd ovem'y ahlvnlltumge omTcit'd , StrUt
at ( tim t Ii lit I itt 1.1 1 0 t lme mlmorn I , at emitai ; ( mui
hllYMIttl I veI I lid tug , o f time St imd en ts. I II 1110-
imlat eomifi'rre.i . i'rapuu r.'s fuu' all coh tt'g&a
open to women. Sitecial courses In hIgh-
ci' luiglIsll , Sciences. Aitciamtt mumiul 'th , tim mm
lzimigImugt'ui , : \itisic uuiul Am t i'cu'uius uumout-
Cl'Oti' . limiiliiing ( ' ( ' ( mi mid lum t'XCC'Ilvmtt
order. Sn mu I tary p1 (1 in ii I mug. Satfus fua Li , my
St OtI Ui It cut hi imm.
l'a i'l'ii t S itmiti guma u-ti Iami d isI ci ag I a a Ii t C
) still iIiulsc- , stud lam _ , ot'
I Clii ) i , liij ruin n ni lY to
in i-s. E. R. Uptoii , Priii.
hii'ii 'iii.i 1 ii ull , ( ) iumalma , Neil ,
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PARENTS desiting to send their daughters !
: to asclioOl of high grade , with high social , :
literary , and artistic advantages , are imivit-
ed to meet ( lie Rector of St , Mary's a1any
convcnCiit jinuc which they may desmg- .
nate , out Thursday , Friday and Saturday , :
Ju1y 7th , 0th , and 9th , Millard Hotel this - _
: city .2 , , st 4
Doctor amid Mrs. Liufingwell would also
I be glad to meet former pupils and patrons
I. of the school , :
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1'g Wenworth Military Aadm' : : & ;
, . Stinlemits rl'lc'tcd iasI
c w Govermimnont suiperu'islon. NewiuiIhliinL'shetlmerrt0ti.
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a Memory.
Chipplimgs front 2 ailyertiseimmemutiu of dlfferclmt .iame-intlt , isimcl , by lime
santo flrmn.
Omaha lice , Sthu uage , Fclj. 19 , 1898. tnlalliL lice .Sthl PC5C , JIl1' , 1838.
I-jut Sale Not Here
' 1'oiiig1it Anyhow-
Omuco more' . dc , , ate. WOIIc'erlIaVC
Title oenliig from 6:20 : until eloslimg
ammyof lhicse sales , i'c. - Vpr tuveulty-
Itt
SOle
timmmo we wIli hiolul a special
( Belt'S bats. Our objcctete.etc. five consecuitlt'it 50050115 In Omuinhia wit
lmave _ , got alomig u'llliotut _ ilII > 'hllI1u1b1lt
mtmtii we st Ill dtillae to etc. , t : .
If a Special Sale o I-hits froiii 6:30 : this Evcii-
jug Until Closing Time (10 ( o'clock ) is Not the
Raiilcest Htiiiifnq of a Snie niid ! lltClIdCtl to
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Beitefit a Few-'fhii 'fell - - -
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Which ? ' , " ' (
Is a sale a iiustbumg atmil iuitniuleih to ili'iUd ( ( hit' ' irnoii ? 01' Ia a EttiO a I
iiumntiug null ) ' witen others "thmami we ' 11010 it ?
This store is not iiesImuilstlcliY Inehlmmiul. 'mVe lov to attaflul to 0111 ot'iu
biusimuess. hiut when our honesty Is ussalleil" with intuntiorts of hiurmuling our
business , then we take to showing up ( lie guilty.
Our belief Is ( cmiii t0 is time belle ! of Othli' nierehlanls ui-lie .lant. . 'uay a
mortal cinchi on the Peohilo ) to reduce time Price on geotls utter scasoim iii order
to avoid carrying over stock. Iiemco our $5.00 Suit. Sale. Suits forimerly ; $5.70 -
to $6.70 $ are aow $5,00. Now ' ' on hme ( iUestIOfl of
true value aimui laIr comupetitioll. But uhIen seine Alcx.intlcm' chooses to heap abmiec
to offset fair julay-tben lye arc compelled to call upon the lIar to account for Oils
bad memory ,
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