PlIE OMAHA DAILY PKVTEMlJttK 7 ,
VETEItl.N'AKIAXS IN SESSION
National Association Bo'inc Work of Its
Annual Convention ,
OPENING ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT SALMON
\Vorl < of Illi 11 nr i-mi of MICKrlrul -
tnrnl Ili-iiiirtnii-nt In tinln > ritl-
i of DlKi-iiNi'i Mio < r
Notwithstanding a hard night In the
realm of King Ak-Sar-Hon IV , there was
a big nttcnduiicti &t the opening session of
the United Stales Veterinary Medical asso
ciation at the Mlllard hotel , and the pro-
Li-cdlngs were full of Interest to the mem
bers , the addrcKS by the president , Dr. D.
I } . .Salmon , U'lng of particular value to the
profession , tlicro being many compliments
passed upon It
After the president had formally opened
the session , ho Introduced Maor Mooros ,
who tendered an olllclal welcome to the vis-
Hors and teen had them all on his string.
lie made them foci comfortable and at
home , and wns frequently broken In upon
by applause.
Dr. Salmon , who IB connected with the
Department of Agriculture , tnado his an
nual address , In which ho reviewed the
riiogrtHs In the profession of the \ctcr-
Innry during the > iar , and the work done
nlorig experimental lint ? with Infectious
diseases. Ho went Into detail with the ef
forts now being put forth by the govern
ment to curb the spread of Untie diseases ,
especially Texan fever and hog cholera ,
anil In nri Inlercstlng manner explained
how this work was done. lie. showed some
of the good results of meat Inepccllon , and
Bnld Ihey had been so satisfactory the field
should bo extended to Include every munici
pality.
The address called out some compli
mentary discussion , and the rest of the
niornlni ; was taken up by the local com
mittee on entertainment explaining thu
program It had prepared for the. visitors'
enjoyment.
In the afternoon the reporl of the execu
tive committee was read and Its leeommen-
dallons were adopted. One of these was
the change of name to the American Veter
inary Medical association.
Three members of the association were
suspended for violation of the code of ethics ,
while the charges against G. 12. Grlllln were
dismissed. !
Twenty-five new members were elected to
the association in one body.
The committee on army legislation re
ported furthyr failure to secure congress to
make piopcr lecognltlon of the veterinarian
with mounted ( loops , and recommended re
newed action for the passage of the bill
now before congress remedying this defect.
The committee on Intelligence nnd educa
tion reported that Columbia college had
established a post graduate course for
\ctorlnarl.ins , the only one In Ihe world.
Also reported that a marked Improvement
In the market for live stock was attended
by a widening Held for veterinarians.
The commit'co on diseases gave a summary
of serious complaints among live stock In
the different states with the mode of tieat-
jnenl which has produced the best lesults.
Al 1 o'clock the assoclallon adjourned lethe
the Cudahy wnreroom to view the ape Itno.ia
of meat Inspection In chaige of Don C.
Ayer.
The reception tendered the visitors nt the
Mlllard lost evening w.u an exceedingly
pleasanl aflalr An orchestra of seven
pieces furnished music for the occasion. The
parlor floor was devoted to the event and
while the icctptlon was an Informal affair ,
It furnlnhod an enjoyable livening for those
who alteuded. The majority of the 1H
inembuiB of the atsoUatlon attending the an
nual meeting weie prebcnt , as were the
thlrty-threo women in the party. Later In
the evening light refreshments were bervtd
In the ptlvatu dining room of Hu > hotel.
ADAIR SAYiJ Ht IS INNOCENT
lie dM Not Ciillly AVlioii Aril -
. -il lU-forc .luilKf ( > orilou
u rimrnr of liurBliirj.
Ixivvcll Adalr. the arcomplito ot John
Home , the burglar who was shot nnd killed I
by Diusgist Faiusvvoith while the two WLIO i
In tl.o ncl of rolililns his store , was ar
raigned on the elmigo of bnrglniy faat
evening and pliaelcil tot guilty. Ills hear
ing WHS set for Thursda > am ! his bonds i
were tt\eil at JSOO. Despite the fact that
Horne on his death bed con
fessed to his mother that Adatr ,
who Is his cousin , was with him
In the store. Adalr asacits ho IB Innocent. I
When the com pan Ion of Homo plunged j
through the plate ilaas ; window after Homo
I had been shot hu le't his hat , n biiuill led (
crush aitlcle- . This hat la In the possession L
of the police It Ills Adalr e.\.ictly. When ,
Adalr buni'iuloicd himself to HIP polbe ho j
wore such a h.it. When shown the- hat L
found In the stoic ho disclaimed ownership ,
of It ami said the omhe were had never
been out of his possession. The police as .
sert they h.ive discovered that the hat ho
now bus was given him by his brother on
the nioinlng after the robbery when he re
turned home bareheaded.
l
Mickey IMifian. the ; Inimitable Yellow Kid 1
of "Ilogan's Alley" fame , Is to visit this
city In the near future He brings with him
nil his humorous globe trotting companies
nml will appe.ir In the merriest muslenl [
farcu coined ) of the limes. "Megan's Alloy. "
It will be n en at the Hoyd theater all next
week , opening Sunday evening , with usual
Wednesday and Satnnlnv matinees.
I'rltutr II on tut. lor llio 1'iilillr.
1'rlvato rooms or apartments on the new
compartment slp.-plng cars from Chicago to
Louisville and Cincinnati over I'enus vanln
Shoit MUCH are Into- ' -1 for the conipn.rm-o
of the traveling public. Occupants may
maku the trip from Ohl'-ago to Cincinnati 1
nr Louisville while enjovlns the seclusion of f
their own room. Kor details apply to II U
Derlng , A. ( J I' . Agt. . 2 S South Clark
Btre-ct , Chicago
TinMi'Ui1 I'liiti' Itoiul
will sc > ll tickets to lloa on , Mass , ami return
at a fare ami one-lhlrd for the rounil trip ,
on certificate plan , account of meeting of :
Street Hallway Afcocintiqn of America , Spp-
temU-r 6 to 0 , IS'.is Two trains dally , wlh ;
service equal to that of any line between
name points You will save money by pat
ronizing the Nickel Plato road J. y. Callahan -
lahan , 111 Adams street , Chicago , will bo
pleased to furnish any Information relative
to dates of sale , etc. Depot , Van Iluren
Btree-t passenger stallon , on the Loon. Tel
ephone Main 3.1S9
31 Al.MI'lt I'UAi.t S.
Oiunlia lo t tilriitro ,
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way h Just placed in service two mas-
olflcent electric lighted trains bctncen
Oinalm and Chicago , leaving Omaha dally
al 6- < . " > p m. , arriving Chicago al S 25 a. m.
and leaving Chicago \ ! > p. m. and arriving
Omaha S 20 a. m Each train u lighted
throughout by electricity , has buffet amok-
Ing can. drawing room Bleeping cars , ( lin
ing cars and reclining chair cars and runs
ever thr shorteM line and smoothest road
bed botwrcn thr two cities.
Tlckrt office , 1COI Karuum street And at
Union depot
"N'orllm rXiTii" ItiMlui'm Itntri.
Onl" J92R to Chicago on and after August
S. The Northwestern Is the ONLY line
with a dnyllehl train to Chicago , leaving
Omaha at 6 40 a in . arriving at Chicago
fi 15 tame evening Alto fabt trains east at
< C : p m and 6 : S p m. dally. City ticket
cfnce , 1401 farnnm Ht
Itayraond'e auctloa , it , a. m. and 7:30 : p. m.
RAINFALL WAS QUITE HEAVY
IlnllroitiN llciuirt Sonic Iliiinnur Dune
to Track * , lint Much ( looil to
tli * I'lirnuTN * I'lrlil * .
Thn rain of Monday afternoon was wcl-
comoil by the railroaders for tlio good It
did the crops Fome damage was done
[ , along I llio different linns , but tills was over-
I thndowed by the brncflrlul effects. As to-
j ported by the rnllroad ' ompanles the rain
was Lcavlcr In the oaitcrn , Bouthern and
contrnl part of the state.
The IJ. & M. railroad reports : Plaits-
mouth , .64 Inch ; Otnntio , .3 , * ; Ashland , , GS ;
Sthtolor , .IS , Columbus , .CO ; 1'almor , 1.10 :
Hulo , 3.99 ; Brownvllle. neatly 1 Inches ;
Neraaha , 1 93 ; Nebraska Cl'y , 73 ; Syracuse ,
.1 ! ) ; Salem , 3.10 ; Table Uock. 2 Indus ;
Odrll. 2.1 .
The L'nlon I'arlllc reports a heavy rain In
the eastern part of the state along the main
line , auil all along the Omaha & Republican
Vnlloy branch , from Valley south It was
especially severe on this branch in the
vicinity of llcatrlce. Thu rain was accom-
ranicd by a hard fall ol hall. Thu comll-
lions of the slorm In Kansas were similar
lo llioio Jn Nebraska.
All of the railroads sustained moro or
less damage. The Hurllngton reports a
smnll wash-out at one end of Its yard at
j Pawnee. Neb. It also had 110 feet of track
washed oul n half mile south of Panning
I ' and 200 feet of track uorth of Fanning.
'Tho tracks at llumboliU were overflowed. A
doipu li'legniph poles went down near Kor-
tisuie , and the telegraph wires wereboth -
eied with falling trees for a considerable
distance.
ini | > lo > oi iinil ( nloii I'lirllle Slock- .
I The recent article of The Hee to the ef-
' feet that the new management of Ihe Union
' I'aclllc was considering the ml visibility of
to the cmploes that they invest
Ihelr savings In Union Pacific stoek lug
been the cause of much discussion In east-
I ern financial circlvs. While the article did
I not represent the action In this dliectlon
I as having been taken , certain correspond-
! onto BO represented the sltuallon , and have
called forth a correction from the east
i The current Issue of the Hallway World
lias this to Baj on the subject
The statement current at Omaha to the
effect that the company had advised Its em-
ploves to Invest their nionej In the com-
'
pan > 's mocks is true In all e-\eopt that It
repiesenlb this action as having teen taken
bv the company linen Wo understand thai
one of the dlreitors who recently made a
ttip over thj s > stc'in waa so impressed with
what he saw that he poisonall ) advised tome
of the company's ollleeis to put money Into
the nrefe-rred stock , vvhlch was then selling
In ( ho neighborhood of GO. Union Pacific
icciple : hlnk very highly ot the prospects of
th lr road , but are not prepared to ndvl o
tiieir employes reganllng thi > investment of
their money therein. The Hoard of Directors
may possibly not be at present a unit on the
question of beginning dividends at n 3 per
cent rate , but It Is safe to say that n large-
majority of the board favors this policy at
Ihe start. Th re Is not the least likelihood
lhat n dividend will be more than 1U per
cent semi-annual , to be declared In October.
The Transmlpsourl Frelslit association
Is now In * Fission hero considering live
Block nml other rates for this lerrllory. In
addition to the Omaha lines those of Colorado
rado and Utah nro also represented.
A meeting of the Western Kielsht asso
ciation , Including the lines east of thu Mis
souri river as well as those In the tnins-
miSMiuri Icrrllor ) , has been called for Ihls
city on Wednesday , and among other fr i ht
tratric notables expected here Is Chairman
C A. Parker of the genera ! association , and
formerly genera ! freight ngent of the Mis
souri Pacific railway.
The subcommittee of the We&tern Passen-
gei association thai will consider further
excursion rates to Omaha during the expo-
j Billon , consisl'ng ' of Assistant General Pas
senger Agents Merrill of the Milwaukee ,
Smith of the I ) , d M. and MacUne of the
Omaha road , will also meet hero Ihe lalter
part of this week.
Hull" ) for Moili-rii Woodmen Ilav.
Nearly all of the Omah.i terminal lines
have agreed to extend the radius In which
round trip tickets may bo sold at the rate
of SO per cent of the one way faro for Mod
ern Woodmen day at the exposition , Septem
ber 22 , from 200 to 300 miles. The proposi
tion was taken on Monday afternoon , and
alllrmatlve replies from nil but two of the ,
lines had hern ie elvel on Tueslay morning.
The indications are that there will be
a big attendance on this occasion The
Hurllngton has arranged for n special train
t run In from Holdrcgo and another from
Grand Island In addition to the regular
trains , and the other lines are arranging
special service for the same day.
j
| i\iircn : * Coin < IIIICH V.'lll % ot I'ny Tai.
j i CHICAGO , Sept. fi. W. II. Damsel , a
J i member of the board of managers of the
' Adums Express company , says that the re-
poit that the i\press companies have de-
cirted to pay the war tax Is not true nnd
that no conference has been held between
the onielals of the Adams , Ameilcan and
United States express companies al Chl-
cage Mr. Damsel further says thai the
express companies believe thai the position
lal en by them Is absolutely tight and In
view of this fact ho iloes nol see how It
will be possible for them to recede from
the stnnd they have taken ,
Italtrouil NoIrN an it I'crsonnlM.
Joseph Slmvv , firmer bridge foreman of
the Union Pacific on the Omaha & Ilc-
publlcan Valley branch , committed btitclde
on Monday afternoon In the company's
round bonsi ) at Stromsburg , Neb. , by shoot-
liiff hlniFelf
An unknown man , very well dressed , was
found dead on Ihe Iracks of the Union Pa-
elite west of Uock SpilngK , Wjo. , on Mon
day It Is supposed that he was a ixissen-
gt r on one cf the evening trains and fell I
off nnd was Killed Ills body was badly cut
up when found
The Omaha road has announced nn addl-
llonal tialn between this city and Kmer-
? on , Neb , on account of Incirased travel to
and frnm the exposition. II leaves nmer-
eon at 5 20 n in. and arrives here at S 30
a. in. Heturnlng U leaves here al 6 13 p.
m. nnd arrives al Kinrrecn at 0 30 p. m.
The financial report ef the Union Pacific
, for the month of July shows that the gr. . ss
earnings were considerably Increased and 1
the operating expenses remarkably de
creased during thai month In comparison
with the earnings nnd expenses of July ,
1S97. The gross earnings for July , isns ,
amounted to $ l,48ri,810 , nn Increase of $ i > G.-
G'J9 The operating expense amounted to
$ S39,239.251. n decrease of $181.281. The net
earnings were $ G4G,555 , an Increase of $ : C7.-
| A peculiar accident happened on the
Union Pacific during the storm of Menday
afternoon A. C Howard , a hrakemnn on
| freight train No. 19 , westbound , got out of 1
the caboose as the train was nearlng Htrn-
don. As he got on top of the caboo e to go '
forward on the train the wind , which was
blowing a gale , lifted him completely i ff the
car nnd carried him over Into the rlgTTl of-
way. When found ho was Buffering from n
brdly sprained nnUe nd a few broken toe
joints in his lefi fo't
$12.00 to St. Paul-Minneapolis and return.
$1600 to Duluth and buriior and return.
iiood 30 days' ' .
"Tho Northwestern Une. "
City Olllce. HOI Karuam St.
Depot I'lh and Webster Sts.
Her Grand Kuro < iran hotel now open.
KlcKaut rooms , ladies' and gents' cafe and
Till room. Cor tfith nnd HOWMT , !
MfPtlnir Sutfrrlifii ( Jrniiil I.nilur , I. O.
< > . I' . , lliiMdm , lln M , , M-ptfinlicr
Ul-SI Inrlii.IM- .
Tor this occasion the Nickel Plato road
will sell tickets at rate of one faro for the
rounil trip Tickets on sale September 10
to IS In lusi\e. good rptiirnlng until Sep
tember 30 , iniluslvu Vor partlrulara aiU
dress J. Y , Callahsn , general agent. T
Adama street. Chicago.
RELLEV , STICER & CO ,
Tremendous Cut in the Price of Ton Shoes
and Oxfords I .
IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
'Dili Snle the llnliinciof the Wi'o
f\er Ill-lore Ilimulit nn
( iioil MIOI-M for nn I.It-
tie .Money.
When \vo say wo cut prices , wo cut
and those few hints only give you an Idea
| of < the genuine shoe bargains to be found
' on our second floor. You may bo able to
get ( shoes at these prices , bul only nt
Kclley j , Sllger & Co.'s can you get such
, values.
j
i Ladles' dark tan coin bnls. , nice fitting
and a splendid wearing shoe , nt $1.DO ; nl-
i wojs < sold at $2.23.
| I Ladles' vlcl kid tnn bals. , vesllnc tops ,
at $2 CO ; reduced from $4.00.
Ladles' vlcl Iclcl tnn Oxfords , with kid
or < cloth tops , hand made , nt $2.00 ; cut
fiom | $3.00. $325 nnd $350.
Ladles' fine vlcl kid Oxfords , cllher
black or inn , lurn boles , at $1.50 ; reduced i
from ' J2.23. j |
Misses' hand made Oxfords , cllher black
or tan , sizes 11 to 2 , nt 75c ; cut from $1.60.
1
Misses' kid btrnp slippers , sizes 11 lo 2 ,
ul 75c ; cul from $1 iiO.
Misses' kid Ian shoes , In button or bals ,
kid ] or cloth top , at $1.50 , sizes 11 to 2 ; de
duced ' from $2 SO.
1 See our now fall ptock of ladles' fine kid
shoes ' at $2 25 nnd $3 GO
KI3LLGY , STlGnil & CO. ,
Fnrnam and 15th St.
MONTANA'S COOL WEATHER
i\rnriloiiM from I lie North IlrliiK a
ful L'liiniKf In rniiira | -
turtto ( I in nil u.
The third and last Installment of Montana -
! ' tana visitors to the exposition reached hereon
on Monday afternoon In time to help celebrate -
brato their state day at the exposition.
Added to those who arrived hero on Satur
day ami on Sunday they made quite a fair
representation for the Silver state.
The arrivals on Tuesday moriiluir vvcro
1 mostly from points nearer home , and nn
unusually largo pioportlon of farmer folk
was noliccablo among those gelling off Ihe
Iralns. All of Ihe regular morning trains
I , were well filled , nnd the Bize of the crowd
was especially largo In view of the fact
that the day followed the big Labor clav
celebration. The cool , bracing air made
everyone feel happy , and brought out a va
riety of wraps nnd coats. Such a difference
In dress has scarcely been seen on Farnnra
street o-s there was Ihls morning. The girl
with the llghl tan shoes , duck skirt and
light shirt waist walked alongside ; of her
bister with heavy brogans , n cloth dress nnd
a mackintosh. The women with heavy cloaks
and fur wraps smiled as they passed olhers
clothed In pretly summer organdies. The
man with the llcht overcoat did as much
when ho saw his friend with duck trousers
and a Ihln serge coal No one could blame
Ihe man with n comfortable warm mnckln-
tosh for casting patronizing glances at
the poor fellow who wns cai'ght out
with a suit of crash , and wns sorry for It.
The man who would not take his wife's ad
vice about putting on a vest also repented
of the rash way In which he disregarded
her solicitous care.
The delightful wcalher made everyone
move about town a little bll faster , and
foil's appeared more sociable lhan Ihey did
when Ihey were busy ke-cping Ills dust of
the strcels oul of their eyes and mouth.
There was n big morning crowd in the re
tail portion of the local business world , and
a large proportion of the shoppers were
plainly strangers The only down town
ovcnt on the streets during the morning was
Eotna pretty drilling by u volunteer hose
i company from Marlon , la. on rarnam sUect
' near Sixteenth , and this was applauded by
n big crowd of spectators.
SICK SOLDitfiS GETTING WELL
All tin- Urn nf lln > Si-i'oiiil Show < ln-
llc-iioCc'Inl IJfTri'ts of .Nt
lirnsl.u'N I'riirliiK Air.
Nearly all of the sick soldiers who ar
rived Saturday nt Canp Meiklejohn , have
been transferred to the city hospitals and
are doing well. The change of climate and
water sceins to have done them all a great
deal of gcod nnd most of them are convalcb-
elng mindly. Today Colonel Bills will grant
{ fuiloughs lo fifteen. foldleiH who are 111 , ,
' but Lot enough &o to place them In thu i
local hospitals and yet too sick to stand the
'rump ' life. These will be given Blck leaves
for thlity days and tlii-lr expenses homo
will be paid by the government. Company
parade this morning was witnessed by only
a few , but this afternoon at batalllon drill
there will probably be a larger number.
The coof weather yesterday morning put
now life In the boys and about fifty of them
got out a foot ball and had a little uthlcllc
cxcrcieo in kicking U about the parade
grounds.
niiriloii l < i Mutton.
Thn Nickel I'lato road will sell excursion
tickets from Chicago to Hoston and return
for trains ot Se-ptember Ifi , 17 and 18 , In-
elusive , at rate of J1U for the round trip.
Tickets will be valid returning until Sept -
t tember SO , Inclusive On nccounl of heavy '
travel nt this particular time those desiring
Bleeping car accommodations should apply
to J. Y. Callahan , geneial agent , 111 Adums
street , Chicago
,
I'll 11 a no 'I liliM i-s ( o in I n K ,
Pictures and descriptions of a gang of
coven graftcra and plckroeUeta who left
Chicago to do the expositi n In their own
peculiar wnjs last Paturdn.- were sent to
the 11'lee and the department Is on Ihe
looki ut for Ihe men. The leader of the
band , whose name is Hogtis , but who Is
better knomi as "the Guerilla , " Is'one of
the moat odcpl "dips" and grafters nt
large. Other members of the gang nro
Paddy Irish , Jim McTarland and "Snub
. Nose" Kelly The names of the other three
I ore not known
[ 1)1onc Mills.
' Divorce suits have been commenced In the
district court by Minnie Cole agnlnbt Clar-
enco K. Cole , to whom she * was moiried
here In March. ISni , and who she alleges
deserted her two months later , and haa since
been guilty of Infidelity and failure to provide -
vide , und by Margaret Long against Peter
Long on the ground of habitual drunken
ness and desertion Thr Longs were married
In Lake count" Indiana , In Kebruary , 187S ,
nnd have two sons , 17 nnd 13 respectively
| Mrs. Long says her husband left her In No-
i vein IMF , 1SP
t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mi-Ue-l I'lutf nii-urxliiii to IloMon.
Tickets on ealo for trains leaving Chicago
September to IS , Inclusive , nt rate of $19
for the round trip and good returning until 1
September 30. Also cheap rates to all point
cast. Vcsllbulcd sleeping cars to Hoston and
solid trains to Now York Ita'es lower than
\la other lines Kor further Information
call on or address J Y Callahan , general 1
agent. Ill Adams street , Chicago.
Omaha to Chicago , rt.25.
Chicago Milwaukee iSI. . Paul Rjr.
1T04 Karnim St
Pirn I Want Itepulillritim.
The First Ward Republican club \vlll
elect officers for the ensuing year at Its
meeting at ssll Wednesday evening ,
Mid nl" ° ' 'ress ' by Congress-
IIO.HTII.N sT < > ur/s Miion .SAM : ,
Choice of Hut | rr Wholesale Slock of
( en , P. tiorc .V. I o , , tlilenKO.
ON BALI : AT IIOSTON sioui ; i
Do not be dlscouraKi-d because the crowd
.wns too bis for > ou to get waited on yea-
tcp.ay. [
Cotno today. Wo hnve put on lotu j i '
moro oxtrn salespeople for this Bale.
Henioinber thai Uila Is n sciiBiitlonal shoo
snle.
The cliolco of the lilRhest Rraile , the best
patterns i , the newest stjlee nnd the best
makes i that money ean buy , but the price
Is i all Ihe way from a quarter to a half the
reKUlar seJIIni ; price
Kor today we will place on snlo In the
basement l nnd on the tnnln floor , the following -
ing t baii-uins.
l ! > c for R c black Ovcrgalters.
H'c ' for u en * Sl.ul linnls shoes.
5c for ii f.'intA' niui-CuSins.
4Hc for mlbf.t.1' $1 00 doiiRoln shoes.
69e for men's beautifully embroidered
velvet
3ie ! for'ladles' warm lined shoes.
2 ! c for ladles' warm lined slippers.
ON TIIK MAIN I'LOOll.
$1.CO pair for 3,000 pair ladles finest black
vlci kid. new Btylo toe. lace and button
shoes , worth $3 00 pair.
$ l."iO for men's tan Itussla grain shoes
worth $ JBO and $3.00.
$ J r,0 for Henderson's $3.00 men's tan
shoes.
$1.98 for ladles' fancy vesting top , tan
nnd black hand turn shoes , worth up to
$ COO.
$2.50 for men's full leather lined , double
Bole , winter tan shoes , worth $4.00.
$250 nnd $3 uO for ladles' finest , new
style j , hlghost grade Rochester trade .shoes ,
all ' eolora nnd styles , plain nnd fancy \est-
ini ; top , worth $400 , $ : . 00 and $6 00.
$ T 00 and $3 f > 0 for men's plain or leather
lined 1 , black or tan , medium and winter
weight shoe * , In all Ihe new fall and v'nlcr '
slylcs , worlh up lo ? f > 00.
$3.00 for men'H genuine patent IcaMie"
lacn shoes , worth $ "v 00 , all Rlrcs. all wnhlis.
3non pair misses' and children's fan lest ,
prettiest nnd dressiest Ilochestcr mafic
oboes , worth $3.00 , on sale nt $ l.if ) , JI..5
and $1 00.
Hemombcr today Is onlv the fifth day
of the sale nnd bargains stare > ou in HID
fuco at every lurn. I
HOSTON KTOP.I2. OMAHA.
Sixteenth nnd Douglas Sts.
To I'lHxhurK fur Iv , T. Coiii'litM * .
nveurslon tlckels to I'l'tHbnis account
Knights Templar triennial conclave will bo
pold October S. 0 , 10. 11 , 12 and n via
Pennsylvania Short Lines , the only iloubln
route ) from Chicago Five trains every day
with cnaihes , RleepltiB cars and dlniiiR ears
Koltu : thiougli without change. For special
Information inquire of II. II. DerltiR , A ( ! .
P. Agl. . 248 Pnuth Clark street. Chicago.
S'JII.OO to 1'oMoii nml Iti-lnrn.
on certificate plan , via the Nickel Plato
road , account of meetliiR of Streel Ilallwav
A'eorlntlnn of America , Pi-ptembi r 6 to ! ) , .
I 1S9S. Kor fuithoi Infonr.ntlnn write J. Y.
Callnhnn 111 Adams stre t , Chicago Depot , i
j 1 Van Iluren street paiae-nger station , on the
i j LIMP Telephone Main 3".M
COUNTY CUMMISSIONERS
home It on tin i' UIIMIK | N Traiiniivtccl
! > } Ilie llonril C'onl rnct Ie-
fiTi-i-il t'littl Salitrilny.
A srcat deal of routine hiislnoss , such na i
allo\\ln ( ; of claims and correction of as- j I
Ecssnicnta , was transaclcil al Ibis inorulng's i
meeting of the county commissioners , but
notMnp ; of Importance except to agree to
' ' a deflection In the road Known as S71) , In
Florence precinct , uway fiom the
properly lo Its connection with 99D , made
necessary by the topography there. The
road committee reported that this would
save fully 10.COO yaids of grading. To
provide for Ihe change1 of loute an acre erse
so ot land will have to bo purchased. The
j ri'iort vvna adopled. The appioprlatlon
sheets amounted to about $2,200. The
.
matters of awardlnc the contracts for the
Waterloo precinct bridge and for the re-
pointing and painting of the county hospital
were deferred until Saturday.
rrcsidi-nt William I. Kierstcad of the
local board will welcome the vlslllng counly
commissioners , clerks and surveyors of Iho
state tomorrow at the opening of the con- !
ventlon of the Nebraska ar-oclatlon. The I
niic-tliiE Is to commence at 2 p. m. In court j I 1
room Xo. 1. Mayor Moores Is booked for 1
an address of welcome also , on behalf of
the city.
GAMBLERS OPEN THEIR GAME
St't I'p n ItoiilclliAVlKrl In Ilun
ruilcr I'olleiI'rcitcitliin nt tliu
1'MiTiui'ii'N Ton run in cut.
The gamblers who train In the wake of
the Ilerrtman nanp under protection of the
refoim police have urain gone Into business
by Betting up their roulette wheel oul at
Iho fireman's tournament grounds.
Thev had arranged to begin play Labor
day at the labor plenir. but were headed off
by the action of Sheriff McDonald in giv
ing notice that It would not bn tolerated.
The temptation of the llrcmcn , however , Is
too great and Ihe wheel was sent nut there
to bo worked durlnc the tournament.
When'you crll fop DeWHt's Wl'ch Iln ?
Fahe the rrnt pile cuie > , don't accept any-
thins else. Pen t be talked Into accepting a
BUbslltule , for piles , for sores , for biuis.es.
.11 Au.Mru uvr TH vi % s
To All I'rlnoliiiilVrnlorii J'olnt Via
i niou rue-lilt * .
TWO irairis daily , 1 S' . p. in and 11:55 : p. m.
for
Denver nnd Colorado points.
TWO trains dally. S " 0 a. m. and I 3. , p. m.
for
Utah and California polnls
ONI3 Inilu dally , 4 .15 p. m.
for
Utah. Idaho , Montana and Oregon points
Tor full Information call nt City Ticket
oflkc. 13U2 Farnoin Pt
i. o. n. r. riincfiiiuticc. .
I AH members of Hesperian Encampment ,
i No. 2. I O. O K , are hereby requested to
assemble at the encampment room on
Wednesday , September 7 , 1S9S , at I p. in.
shaiii , to attind the funeral of oer late
Brother A. J Anderson. Visiting brethren
aie Invited to be presi nt. I
CIIA LHS B HnOWNM"n , C P I
CHAULKS A. P\TTnri 0Scribe. .
Oilil IVIIfmNtlfiiMon. .
All members of Vnsa lod'e , No 1R3 , I. 0.
O. T. are refUid | t to nirt fit Old P"l- |
Ions' hall Wolnia.lav afternoon t 1 o'cloi 1 ; I
sharp lo attend funeral of H-other Andievv '
J. Anderson. Members of sister lodges are >
Invited to attend. 11 v order of
JOHN II. YOl'M ! Noble Grand.
L OI1KUC . Secretary.
OmabR lo Chlcngo JHJ5. .
Chicago. MIUvBUkee ASt Paul Hy.
JfpJ E-grnim ,
The Grand court ot tne Cxrosition Is
wonderfully beautified ut night No
picture of II Is EO p ( od as The flee pho-
togravure. Stop nt The Hee office for one
Rnd some others T > > rf < > tn- > n rents
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tall Block coinrlcte. rvrvthlng new. 308
S. iMh. Ilemlngton & Kessler. tallois
I PERFUMES' '
1 Special S lie at Cut Prices. I
ONE WEEK ONLY.1
IJcautiftil Dlspltty
DAYBROOK'S
Finest Goods , including
Parisian Rose and
Parisian Violet. I
Call and sninpio them Prices 1 > 3
.sh than
J , A. FULLER & CO. ,
Cut Price DrtiR 'inta ,
llth and Duuglas Sts
ili-N nil I'lill ( iiioilx ,
LAHHS IIADY-TO-WIAH : OAIIMKNTS
110 liullts' siiltn , jackets , all sllli llnrd ,
In I browns , greens , modes , tans , cadets and
blacks , worth Jii'.oo , at $9.'S. !
CM ) Jackets In bouclcs , kerseys , frelzc.s ,
whipcords and dlnecnmlti , In browns , ( ann ,
IIICVIPB. I reds , gre ons , navies und blacks , nil
sill , lined , with high storm or coat collars ,
nt $ S'i
fDO cape ! Ii. plushes , beavers , kerseys and
bouclcft I , nstracltans , nil made up In the
very latest st > li-s with roll storm collars ,
elaborate 1 > fur trimmed , lined nnd Inter
lined , worth J10i > " . n$1 'is.
" . < 0 misses' and UiMdren's ganncnts , all
the new styles nnd materials. In every
color under the sun , from fl.'ic to flOOO
Ladles' eiderdown dressing sacques at 75c ,
all wool eiderdown dressing sacities | , satin
trlmmnl , nt $1 25.
Lnill .s' heavy percale wrappers , braid
trimmed , worth $1 "n. nt OSc.
DHKSS ( , OOIS SPECIALS.
Half wool 30-ln cheeks and plaids. PC ;
3S-lti fancies , l.lc , nil wool tricots , 2"c ;
' covetts i at 3 c , 4f'c. f'e ' , 70e , CSc , Jl.lfl. )1 . " 0 ,
$1 ! 9S , $2 25 up to $7 riO per yard. Tailor sult-
Ings. I CO-ln. wide , fl.OS , J2 2. , f" 00. JS.fiO ,
J4 ! 00 , ? 4..riO up to $7.M ) yd. PrleBtle > 'n bU'-k
goods i from Ctc to J0.2.ri yd Coiitlercs' celo-
brafcd I orepous , J2 25 up to J10.00 > d. mister
cloth i cicpons , $ . ' .25 up to $4 no yd.
IIAYDHN nilOS.
Uead Ihe big clothing aile , this page.
FEDERAL BUILDING NOTES.
Collector Houtzo has returned to his offlco
after n month's vacation
, Joseph llrltton of Wayne has been ap
pointed ; a ref ( > riy > In bankruptcy for the
counties i of Wnjue , Cedar , Dl.xon , Dakota
and , Thurston , and Pulton Jack of Heatrtcu
has ] been appointed for the counties of Gage ,
Pawnee ; , Jefferson nnd Thnjfr.
The commissioner of internal revenue has
decided , that rebate checks l-uucd by con
ductors , of the value of 10 cents , being the
excess , on fare collected on train * , which
are redeemable bv the company's agent on
presentation , are mibjoct lo lax.
Tim colli-otlons nt the revenue offlco for
.
the month of August amounted to $325,000.
while the colle-llons In the same month of
ISlMl were $75.000. Of the j collections the
sum of $ "iJ.v > 27 ! > was largely from banks
under the operation of the new revenue
law ' and $ " . " > , UG3 f 4 was from other divisions
of thai law. The greater per cent of In
crease ] Is In the Iver tax , which amounted
In August to $18.382'.IS , and which Is charged
to the new law and to the demand uiudo
by ' the exposition.
Theto will be a civil servlco examination
In th's ' city on October 1 for the position ot
acs'Btant ' cus odlan-Janltor for the new post-
otico ! building , and on October 5 for the
position of stenographer and typewriter In
the ( ustoms ol'lce. there being a vacancy
Ihore I which will pay } S(0 ( a year. On this
same I dateIhero will be o\amlnallons for
popitions i In the dopfrtmentnl service nnd on
October I 6 there will be an examination for
tin- railway innll Hetvlco. Applicants for
these two sipiial examinations must file
notleo with the secrelary of the local board.
TIic Onl ) Hnllloni. to Chlcico
Wlt'i.a daylight train. Leave
Omah'a 6 40 a. m every day ,
arriving Chicago the sam *
evening nt ! > 15 , when close connections
are made with all lines
bejond. This train is 50 years
ahead | of thn times and Is proving
IramenFcly { popular with Omaha
people | Other tlylng
trains leave for ( "hlcago at 4'55 and 6:35 :
p m. lally. City ticket oTlcc : ,
HOI Farnam St. .
"The Northwestern Line. "
Don't forget the cveuislon to Hoston over
the I Nickel Plate road , September Ifi to IS ,
Inclusive I , nt rate of $10 for the round trip.
C.ivvl ' returning until September 30 , 1S98 , in
clusive.
Exhibitors wishing pnoiegraphs and line
cuts of their exhl'-Hs ' published mnv pro-
euro ' them by calling upon J. K. Knapp ,
ngont ' Oraalm Hee. southwest corner Manu
factures ' bulI'Mnc.
Omnlm to C'licago , f"S. .
Chicago. Milwaukee A. St. Paul Uy.
TP | rir"-im i-t
nir.n.
J. aped Vi years.
rth. 19S Funerul Wednesday
afternoon Pentrmbrr 7th , nt 2 n t lo k ji
m . frnm faiv'ly ' i. Mcneo njn North ISth
street Interment nt Torrst I.iwn ceme-
triv rrle-niN Invltoil Witlia T.odgo No.
1S3 , I. O. O. T pleaho take notice.
Bandasss 25c.
We ln\c n v < > rv larire assortment of
snspens nv hnndi.es nnd i.m Hii't ' thr
in > t f sllilions , both n pri < c , w nrlng
fialltliM ml stvlc A good s wi'iisorv f r
; , All K Ik. iil-icls , 75L All silk , white- ,
boiling cloth , 7je
Slut wlu'tlui > ou want with 01 without
let. Ml rips
Cent pir mill upon reielpt of price.
Stan &M38onii3ll Drug Co ,
1513 Dodge St. Oiriha , Neb
dltlleiilty most people have
whin patronizing chtnp Ill-
experienced denllbtx Is In the IOHS of tilling
In u few mom hi Not to mention the ] aaa
of v.iliu blr tooth Mruituie , bv pationlzlng
thi > time tiled dentl.st you avoid these ex
pensive I'M crlpncc Teeth extracted with
out the sH'ihust pain without gus or chloroform
reform bet teeth Ju 00
nn. it MI.II ,
? rd 1 loop Pa\ton Dlock Ti Inr'inno 1085.
Luily attendant. Hah and Farmim Sts.
A much l.irrer htnndlnrr army Is now
rrndi n il IIPI > - iry. nml . ! \ \ > " t Point
c.irni't sn iHu uftli 11 > tli"v wilt bo
t-i'ii Mid Uittfily from irjiluatis of the
In t priv.iti inllllTry HI heels
f'ul llijl II S Army Insppi tor
Oip"ril tn liln port f r If. H.IVH
TinllclilKiui MHIIniM \ < M il -iiij-
Htlll innlnta'ii' ) UH pj.iee .is tin Ie8 > llng
til t > rj ln itiitl' ) u of th Miuntr > ,
< .i ) 'M ( . ofVist \ ' nt II In th" most
iiunplete and thoro'i in HI h ml of the
klinl I lime ever lnsi > c ted "
"Thn mllltarv departini nt of this
Mtc UK ; \ \
.tinIT ini vt vnmiv
stands pre-emlri ntl\ without a peer
lemonp ull of Us i Uss -c'.ipt J M
1 I' S Armv li 4i > e < tor , rt port teA
Air Ufiiartnienl , \ \ > 'i\ \
Tor i itiiioifui * and iilipr Information
niMre-Ds < 'K | . J H'lf--H HuU , UH ,
Supt , On bard Luk < MP b
roit i..vines.
iGtli year t nprei edentJ prosperity 24
ProffHM. > rs fiom S I niverHitus ttnd 5 tluio-
] ) t-dii I'uiiHfrviiturlei A } II < KJ 1'iuiio to bent
inuHir p < ii > il iieinian-Amcrli un ConHCrvu-
tory Xuver S < I'arwinka , Olrei tor Gener-
ul. prehinl In put son 'lur.ng May [ .urfc-eat
Cheapest lit m Addri' a
JOHN W MILLION. I'res . 11 ( A Bt ) .
Mexliu. Mo
Uoe , 8 jjt.
Today , Tlio Nebraska opens the school suit sea dii
by oH'ering yoine three hundred handsome knee pant
Bnits at,50 a suit. I'arenta who bought our won-
dorl'nl two-fifty tniiH of last fall never evpeded to
see as good suits for the money again. Neither did
we. Wo told you so at the timo. We now toll you
that our two-fifty suits this fall are not only as good ,
but in Homo instance- ; better than the grand two-lil'ty
puits of last year , and yoffknow The Nebraska never
makes a statement in print that it isn't prepared to
back lip in thu store. We're always trying to do
better by you season by season , and we generally
succeed This season our line of suits at 1.'Jo , l.0 / ,
1.75 , 2.00 , 2.50 and a.00 are amongst the handsomest
wo have over offered , and besides being handsome ,
they're good they're stylish they're well made
they're made to wear there isn't a cheat or a decep
tion in them , and there isn't a school suit in our
house that you need feel afraid to purchaseno mat
ter how low the price for wo warrant them fully
and offer your money back in case they don't give
satisfactory wear. Tomorrow wo will tell you some
thing _ now _ about long pant suits for boys M to IS.
tf JfflW ij ]
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Sonic Specially Low Prices from Huydeu i3ros.
The lull suits on sale now are the finest over ottered to
Omaha buyers' . Manufacturers made us great price conces
sions on the immeiif-e ppot cash orders we jilaced anticipat
ing the greatest trade in the history of the west. The- gar
ments are made of the finest materials money can buy all
Reams sewed with heavy silk thread ; each suit fitted to a liv
ing model in the making , and made to conform to the natural
lines of the figure. Every suit is guaranteed.
Ilayden's prices are 30 to 50 per cent lower than those of
any other store.
A complete assortment of all wool cheviot and cassi-
mere suits , in a variety of neat pa'terns , durable , well made
suits at $3.90 , $5 uitd $6.50.
At $7.50 you can select a swell suit in cheviot , oassi-
mere or worsted , finely tailored on fashionable lines. Come
in and try on one of thcjo suits. Tiioy are regular $12.50
values.
We show the entire range in the
tailor's skill in our 80.75 , § 11.SO ,
$13.50 , $15 , $18 , 820 and $22.50 suits.
Wo study to clothe a customer be
comingly to help him pick out the
pattern and style that Will look lCSl ) OH
him and best suit liis purpose.
This is the place to buy your fall
clothes. Special wile on school suits.
FALL HAT 5-
A special sale on the new styles. A
nice fedora at 50c , worth 75c. A great
assortment , of new block Fedoras at
7c- ) . * 1 and il. . " > ! ' . worth fri'-n ' -I to V2 , nil - . .lyls. .
All c l > rand * v 1 . 1.1 full caps for iin-n and
b.\vn at 2 v UK ; : iml 4 ii- Tr.woltny bug- , trunks
anil vali-t's at 1 > vvo-t PI
F -v /W\ ' \ \
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felfefl
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Yirl t - . * \
Selling thi Must CloMiitifj ; in O.'ii ih.i.
When buying n ii . y n hhniiiil for y > ur own pm i-rtinn jmtriimzo
the ftietnry'o rue i ni I'eipiu-fntativu , \Vo are inlo api'ii'ts for tlio
NWAY
Standard cT iic ! World. Also the IVLRS & POND , VOSE , CRIER-
SON Afvi ) STLGin PIANOS ,
Mislcailin ; ndvor i-iMiient-i nf a loi-ul poncorn notwlths'iuiflln" . Wo
will pay $1.0111) ) in c-ii Ii f ir a liev piano of tlio unovn tnalcoluinir'Kd by
nny oilier dealer hi ti city. I'mno to bo blutimtl | direct fiotn fuetory ,
VMth fnotnry Riut , an n > -
$400 S\MPLC Pi\NO ONLY - $187.50
cmGKir.HG NXNO , Good as new $165.00
O-iran-.fr m ? l"i oj upvti U. I'uav payments It desired. Wrlto for
uuttil Kilo uti'l priei-i.
A. C. MUELLER , Tumr. 'Phom 10J5.
A. W. .MOOUK J. S CAMK.tON. 'I'mM-'lins Kcpivsjut it vcs.
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