JL o * J THE O FATTA DATLY BEE : FTHDAT , .TU E TO , 1890.
WATER STOPS THE GRADING
Illinois Central Forced to Temporarily Sus
pend Work on Its Extension ,
NUMEROUS WASHOUTS IN WESTERN IOWA
ConnlflrrnMo DnninuiIlnn Horn DIIIIC
Terminal Company CoiillimcN
Actively fit Work In 31 ill-
IliK llil | roviMiiulltn.
Hoary rnlns during the ? last week Imvo
resulted In temporarily stopping work on
the Illinois Central line Into Omaha. The
Iloycr river In western Iowa overllowed Us
banks and drove the graders back to the
highlands. It will be several days before
the grading can be resumed. Track laying
from tbo Council Bluffs end of the line U
lining continued , nnd when the trestle work
over the trncks of another line Is completed
tbo construction train will movn out as
fast as tracks can bo built for It. Another
train will start from Tara before long and
work westward to meet the first ono. All
the contracts are well nlong and there la
nothing so far to prevent the completion
of the line at the tltno set by the company.
TIIISY Aim MKSI.M ; jioxnv
( llllclnlH of "Kilty" I.lniliiMlnl Hxport
Iliixliicnx IN Unpriilltalilr.
ST. LOUIS , Juno 16. Testimony before the
Interstate Commerce commission relative to
shipping rates , both domestic and foreign ,
was begun hero today , with representatives
of nearly every railroad company In the
south nnd west present , ns well as ofllclals
of the Kansas City and Cnlcago boards of
trade. The most Important feature of the
Eeasloci was the statement of F. A. Drew ,
general freight agent of the Missouri , Kan
sas & Texas railroad , to the effect that
negotiations are now In progress for the es
tablishment of an Immense line of steamers
to run between Onlveston and all foreign
ports. ntio statement was brought out
under questioning by James Haggeman ,
solicitor of the "Knty" road , who contended
that under th' present arrangements the
company's foreign export 'business was not
conducted at a profit.
.SoillIllVONtlTIl lllirt'lllt IMnNOlVC * .
ST. LOUIS , Juno 15. At a meeting of the
executive olllcors of the southwestern Hues
It hns been determined to take steps for
tha dissolution of the Southwestern bureau.
Previous to this meeting the executive board
had decided to abolish the conference com
mittee after September 1 and the attitude
of the Southern Pacific In sending a notice
of withdrawal' and demanding the return of
Its deposit now leads to the dissolution of
the bureau. A meeting of the tralllc man
agers will bo called at headquarters hero on
the second Tuesday In July , when the cxecu-
live officers will bo assembled In St. Louis
for the monthly conference on the general
rate situation with one or more members
of the Interstate Commerce commission.
* The traffic men will then adopt n plan for a
( bureau of Information , In charge of a sec
retary , and It will bo known ns the South
western Freight committee , similar in Its
aims nnd purposes to the Transmissourl
Freight committee. It Is also proposed to
keep up the Southwestern Weighing and In-
Bpection bureau.
Terminal Coiitimny In llusy.
Operations by the Terminal company con
tinue active notwithstanding a multiplicity
of lawsuits nnd obstructions Interposed by
rival lines. The now freight depot at Tenth
nnd Chicago streets Is nbout ready for the
roof. It Is going to bo an attractive struc
ture nnd adds greatly to the general np-
pcaranco of the Immediate locality. In the
same -vicinity the company Is laying a num
ber of tracks , making an extensive yard for
the accommodation of Its freight business.
At other points along the line where the
right of way Is not in litigation work Is
moving along without Interruption. Sev
eral llttlo houses on the company's land re
main to bo moved and the contractors ore
now nt work upon them.
Hull' " Kvorywlioro.
Action toy the Ogden gateway lines In
making special rates to the northwest , to
Colorado and to Utnh points during the
period of the educational meeting at Los
JVngeles , as a retaliatory measure upon the
Southern Pacific , hns aroused the roads fur-
'ther east nnd they nre making similar rates
to points on their lines to protect their own
business. The Chicago Oreat Western , for
Instance , has made a similar rate for the
came period to Important points In Wiscon
sin , Minnesota and Missouri. If these rates
contlnuo to spread they will tie so general
1 > y the Inttor part of this month thnt there
will remain no Inducement for the Califor
nia trip nsldo from the attractions of the
meeting at LOB Angeles.
Tunnel.
CHICAGO , Juno 16. An agreement has
been reached In the long standing oult be
tween the Colorado Midland nnd the Bush
tunnel bondholders. The tunnel bonds ,
amounting to $1,250,000 , ore to bo exchanged
for Colorado Midland 2 , 3 nnd 4 per cent
bonds. The tunnel bondholders are also to
receive 4 per cent Interest , less legal ex
penses , for the period of the receivership ,
cqunl to from $140 to $1GO per bond. The
tunnel , which Is located at Hngermnn Pnsa ,
has boon Idle for a number of yeans owing
to differences In regard to rental , the Colorado
rado Midland In the meantime building nnd
operating Its own track over the mountains.
ItnnilH All Overcoming AViiNlioulM.
The Milwaukee and Northwestern roads ,
which have suffered a great deal from wnsh-
outs In western lown , now have their lines
open , although the trains from the cast are
not up to schedule tlmo. The latter rend
had several bnd washouts between Arlon
and Missouri Valley , which for two days
necessitated the abandoning of some trains.
Wednesday night the Rock Island had a
similar experience , nnd temporarily operates
Its trains from Neola to Council Bluffs over
the Milwaukee ) line. The damage to these
roads In that portion of lown from the hlgli
water will amount to several thousand del
lars.
IlnllrontlOI ( < M mill IVrxoiinlN.
Track laying from the Union Pacific bridge
to the new union depot has been resumed.
The train sheds at the Hurlingtnn passen
ger station nro receiving n fres.1i covering
of paint.
13. ti. Lomax nnd S. A. Hutchison of the
Union Pacific passenger department linvo
gene to Chicago ,
J. O. ( loodsall , Union Pacific passenger
agent , has gone to Salt Lnko City to help
out the local olllco there during tile sickness
of one of the attaches.
Railroads nnnomico n ono faro for the
round trip from South Dakota points for
the republican stnto convention to be held
ut Redflcld on Juno 28-
The Union Pacific Land department hns
Just sold to the Standard Meat nnd Cattle
company of Denver a tract of land In Wyo
ming embracing 12.CSO acres. Another tract
of 3,200 acres In Utah has been sold to A. (5.
Brim of Echo ,
W. M , GallagUfr of Hrjran. i-a. , says : "For
forty years I have tried various cough medi
cines. One Minute Cough Cure Is bent ol ll , "
It relieves Instantly and cures all thrust
and lunc troubles.
Rnvnlry < ! oe * to AVnriliier.
A detachment of 150 men of the Sixth
cavalry nnd three commissioned ofllcers will
be taken from Fort Rlley , dismounted , and
sent to Wardner , Idaho , where It will re
lieve tour troops of the Twenty-fourth In
fantry , which have been ordered to the
Philippines. The cavalrymen will do suard
duty at tbo mines at Warduer. The contract
for moving the battery of the Third artil
lery from Fort Itlley has been awarded to
ho Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. The
troops of the First cavalry from Fort Rob
inson will bo taken lo Fort Russell , via
Orlti Junction.
SCORCHERS CAUSE TROUBLE
.Iiiitgp Oiiriloii Find * 1luI'nftt Hiding
. Ordlniiiicf 11 niltU'uK
l'ropi > lf Ion ,
Police Judge Gordon has about decided
thnt the blcyclo ordinance rank * next tc
the gnrbnge ordinance In furnishing the
greatest number of cases for his considera
tion. The first ordinance , however , has tc
deal with a class of men who earn thcli
bread , or what llttlo they get , by violating
It , so thnt they nro always sure of the
sympathy of court and people when ar
rested. With the latter , however. It Is
different. The men and boys arrested art
either well off flnnnrlnlly ami nblo to pnj
their fines when guilty of an Infraction 01
their parents will corno nnd tlelp them out
Then they are able to put up a pretty fitifl
story to the court , who ordinarily dislike ;
to flno them.
Ono of the best stories the boys have
sprung on the Judge since the timem
scorching arrived. Is that they wore dolnp
their best to get homo before tlio storm ,
They did not sec the blue-coaled guardlar
of the peace standing on the corner until
ho yanked them off their wheels. In almosl
every Instance this slory has appealed tc
his honor and he has discharged the scorch
ers who Insisted on beating ten miles an
hour on Iho principal streets. Unfortunate ! }
for'J. E , McSwcenoy and O. Kcnnlson , there
was no storm Wednesday night and they
had no excuse for fracturing the law. They
were fined $1 nnd costs for their fast ef
forts. Darwin Pcarman was given a rellel
for u few hours.
HOPE FOR EARLY AGREEMENT
Ilcllnlte HcMiiltH i\i < -etril from Krl-
Viaduct CmifercniM' Prop
erty ( Mviior * to Have 11 Voice.
Members of the council , city officers nnd
citizens generally seem to have considerable
hope that the conference of the council wltli
the railroads this afternoon will re
sult In some progress toward the beginning
of work on a viaduct on Sixteenth street ,
basing their hopes on the offers made by
the railways last evening to modify the
proposed agreements. The situation was
somewhat simplified last night , It being de
veloped that the park board was satisfied ,
and had practically withdrawn Its formal
protest , and thnt Llnlnger & Mctcalf had
been , or would bo offered a suitable outlet
from their warehouse. The greatest dim-
cultles will bo experienced In adjusting the
various Interests on Seventeenth street , fix
ing the time limit for the construction ol
the Twenty-fourth street viaduct , and agree
ing on a course to be pursued with regard
to the accounts of the city against the
roads , which the latter nsk to have canceled.
It Is understood by some of the members
of the council that today's conference Is
to bo open to the public ami that Interested
property-owners will be allowed the privi
lege of the floor If they wish to make any
suggestions or remonstrances.
Tin ? I'nflod StntoM a I'oivcr for flood.
A distinguished historian writes , while re
ferring to this nation's advent as a colonizing
nizing power , that wo represent the "cen
tury's political conscience , " and that our
Influence for good over European spheres
will be Immense. This result was Just as
Inevitable as Is the euro which follows the
USD of Hosteller's Stomnch Bitters , the
great remedy which Is found In every home
nnd drug store throughout the country. It
cures indigestion , constipation , overworked
kidney and liver , allays nervousness and
tones up tha whole system.
AV13STWAUD 110 !
Information for the Traveler.
If the traveler , tourist or business man Is
westward bound this year he must not fall
to travel via the Rio Grande Western Rail
way "Great Salt Lake Route. " It Is tbo
only transcontinental line passing directly
through Salt Lake City , and in addition to
the glimpse It affords of the Temple City ,
the great Salt Lake nnd picturesque Salt
Lake and Utah valFcy , It offers choice of
three distinct , routes through the mountains
and the most magnificent scenery In the
world. The reduced rates to California ,
authorized for the National Educational
Association Juno 25 to July 11 , will apply
via Rio Grande Western Railway.
On all Pacific coast tickets stopovers nre
granted at Denver , Colorado Springs , Mnnl-
tou , Leadvllle , Glenwood Springs , Salt Lake
City , Ogden and other points of Interest.
Double dally train service nnd through Pull
man and tourist sleeping cars between Den
ver nnd San Francisco nnd Portland.
Through tourist sleepers Chicago to Los
Angeles and Portland. Perfect dining car
service.
For Illustrated pamphlets descriptive of
the "Great Salt Lake Route , " write E.
Copraml , general agent , Owings building ,
Chicago , or F. A. Wadlelgh , general pass
enger ngent , Salt Lake City.
Den Mi t Old I.adlfN' Home.
Mrs. Mary Legg , aged flO years , died on
Thursday morning nt 6 o'clock. Funeral at
the Home , 2718 Hurt street , on Friday at 1
o'clock. Interment at Fremont. She was a
remnrknbly bright nnd lovely Christian , and
though she had been blind for seven years
she had made herself very dear to all who
know her by her sweet patient manner ,
never complaining , and nlwnys having n
pleasant word for all who came Into her
bright nnd cheerful room. She had n liorror
of being useless and busied herself In
braiding rags which have been sold for a
small sum to those who wished to encour
age her. She wllF be missed by all who
know her.
K\teiiNlve nnmiiKe to Hrld cN.
County Commissioners Harte , Ofurom nnd
Ilofcldt have returned from n general' trip
of Inspection which covered most of the
bridges and culverts In the country pre
cincts. Their report Indicates that the total
damage accomplished by the recent heavy
rains will aggregate nearly $20,000. Ono of
the largo brick culverts nbout three miles
this side of Ilcnnlngton was completely
washed out nnd 2,000 yards of the fifteen-
foot embankment was also carried off by
the flood. This culvert wns constructed
only n short time ago at u cost of $5,000.
This Is the most serious damage , but
scarcely n bridge In the county escaped en
tirely. In some cases the Injury can be re
paired without great expense , but In others
the bridges must bo largely reconstructed.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely digests
food within the stomach and Intestines and
renders all classes of food capable of being
nBsimllated and converted Into strength giv
ing and tissue bulldlm ; subtnnccs.
Snm'l nurne , 131S Farnnm , Is selling a
porcelain toilet set , 12 pieces , $1.75 ,
Remember the stereoptlcon lecture at the
First Congregational church Friday evening
by Rev. Mr. Hcnnlng on "Tho Land of
Scott. "
Wanted , two first-class tea and coffee
aaresmcn , with an established trade In these
goods In Nebroska or the northwest. Large
salaries paid to star men. Useless to write
unless such. II. C. Fisher , Chicago ,
Pay your High School alumni dues at
DaUluft's.
The Oewey European Hotci , 13th and
Farnam. First-class rooms ; tales reasona
ble.
Her Grand Hotel T-irkUh Bathi now open.
ANDFIRSON Gertrude , beloved wife of
Richmond And rson , aged 28 years , 1802
Ulnney slrert. Notice of fiuu-rnl later.
M'NAiMAHA Jfrs. Emma , used 27 years.
wJfo of T , MciNamarn. ilnutrhtcr of Rlr.
nnd Mrs. Michael McLcaney. 701 South
KlKhteentli street. Funeral from St. Pe
ter's church. Fronds of the family In-
vltevl to attend.
HAWKl'XS ' , James II. . at Herman. Fu
neral from Park Dale Congregational
church Friday at 3 p. m.
nojrrox sTonn UBMNAXTS.
Krtrn Special llemnnnt Sale of Sra-
Monnlilo Dry OooiN , Drrxn ( loodn
AND SILKS.
ROC REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS , 160.
Alf of nur nrrumulatlon of COc drcfs goods
In lengths from 3 to 7 yards , In silk and
wool novelties , French Imported novelties ,
plain henrlettn nnd scrse , figured dress
goods and cultlngs , Just the thing for capes ,
Jackets , children's dresses and ladles' suits ,
that sold up to 60c yard , on front dress
goods bargain square. IBc yard.
$5.00 SILK AND WOOL DRESS GOODS G ! > C
$2.00 , $3.00 nnd $5.00 dress goods In silk
nnd wool grenadines nnd etamlnes , plaids ,
ehecks , silk and wool novelties nnd cfolhs.
In lengths from 2 to 5 yards , on sale In
dress goods department at cnc yard.
Remnants of cloths for men's and boya'
suits , ladles' golf skirls , plain goods ,
checks nnd plnlds , In lengths from l'i to
3 % yards , on bargain square 9Sc ynrd.
rOC MOUSSEL1NE DE SOIE BC EACH.
New silk moussellno do sole In remnants
from one-half yard to ono yard , but many
to match , light nnd dark grounds , lloral de
signs , an new goods , never on sale before ,
worth up to noc yd. , on sale nt Gc.
75C MOUSSEL1NE IJB SOIE , 16C YD.
Silk striped moussellne do sole , polkn dot
moussellno tie sole , In plnln colors nnd with
floral designs , In lengths from a ynrd up ,
many to mntch , enabling ladles to make n
child's dress or ladle * ' waist , actually worth
7uc , on sale nt 15c yard.
Remnants of slfk tnfl'etn In plain colors ,
checks nnd plaids , fancy silk , In nil lengths ,
go nt Gc , lOc nnd 25c for entire piece.
$2.60 SILKS 39C , 4DC , G9C YARD.
High cost silk , In lengths from 2 to 10
ynrds , heavy black brocades , checks , plaids
nnd stripes , plain taffetas , brocaded taf
fetas , In skirt lengths , waist lengths , worth
up to $2.GO yd. , on sale at 30c , We and G9c yd.
FRIDAY REMNANT DAY IN BASEMENT.
10,000 short remnants unbleached muslin ,
Ic yard.
Long remnants twilled sheeting , denim
nnd duck , 31JC.
36-lnch-wlde percale remnants , 3ic. !
Flno corded dimity remnants , long
lengths , Co yard.
Fancy heavy welt plquo remnants 3'Ac yd.
Long remnants dress duck , Gc yard.
32-lnch-wido Imported gingham remnants ,
Go yard.
Best grade prints , In remnants , 3' c yd.
Best grade 3G-Iuch-wldo percale , long
lengths , Gc yard.
Fancy drapery denim , sateen nnd ticking ,
2o ynrd.
Fancy striped , checked nnd plnld white
goods and Swiss , nil go at OV4c yard.
Short remnants drapery sllkollne , 2c ynrd.
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th nnd Douglas.
Miirrlnie
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued .Thursday :
Name nnd Residence. Age.
Bernard J. McArdle , Omaha 32
Agnes Ffaherty , Omaha 30
Robert Bates , Omaha 53
Anna Scott , Omaha ' 15
Jacob P. Kirk , Omaha 22
Mary E. Knnust , Omaha ID
Norman M. Thompson , Topeka , Kan 31
Delia Stull , Cleveland , 0 27
Solon C. McKee , Indianapolis , Inil 30
Mattlo F. Brown , Hastings , Neb 21
IIoiv to Cure u Spriilll.
Last fall I sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor I
called on Bald at first It was a slight strain
and would soon be well , but It grew worse
and the doctor then said I had rheumatism.
It continued to grow worse and I could
hardly get around to work. I went to a drug
store nnd the druggist recommended me to
try Chnmberlaln's Pain Balm. I tried it and
one-half of a 50-cent bottle cured me en
tirely. I now recommend It to all my
friends. F. A. Babcock , Erie , Pa.
Wo desire to tender our thajiks to our
many friends nnd neighbors for their sym
pathy and kindness during our recent be
reavement In the loss of our only sister and
daughter.
NICHOLAS BACKES AND FAMILY.
The funeral services of James Larned
will be held at his residence , 417 North
Fourteenth street , on Friday , the ICth Inst. ,
at 1:30 : p. m. , under the auspices of I. 0. O.
F. lodge. No. 10. All friends are invited.
The Interment will be made at Crete , Neb.
Balduff'g barrels of Ice cream will bo this
week composed of the following flavors Va
nilla , Mocha and Sultanna.
1IAYDI5X ttllOS.
HemnrUnlilp llnrmilm for 1'rlilny.
Ono case extra largf white crochet bedspreads -
spreads , fringed on nir sides , cheap nt 11.60 ,
on sale tomorrow nt $1 00 each.
200 doz. lowpls , buck or damask , bleached
or unbleached. Turkish towels , twlllfd
linen towels , and large cotton towels , wo.-th
IB1 , . JSc , 17c and 19c , all In one lot on
center tabfe , choice lOc each ; quantity lim
ited on account of low price.
Special bargain In 66-lnch-wldo full
blenched tnblo linen worth 7i"c , on sale to
morrow nt G5e yard.
EXTRA FLANNEL BARGAINS.
l.GOO yards Delft Cretonne , worth IGc yd. ,
nt SHc. One lot embroidered flannel at 25c
ynrd ; 67 pieces Scotch shirting flnnnel ,
worth 39c , at ( yard ) 20c ; two coses Tobnsro
shirting , worth Iflc , nt ( ynrd ) Gc : one case
baby flannel , worth 12'4c , at ( yard ) CVjf !
ono ease shaker flannel , worth CVic , nl
( yard ) 3'ic.
OREAT REMNANT SILK SALE.
Four bargain squnres fuir of silks , all to
go nt 25c , 3flc , 4 ! > c nnd 6tic , Blnck silks In
both plnln nnd figured , gros grains , tnffotn ?
Indlns , satins , oolored silks , In plaids am
stripes , 'brocades , cream silk , plain colors
foulards , twill wash silks , new cords , rem
nants of drapery silk , In fnct hundreds o :
remnants of nil kinds of silks , worth up to
$2.00 , nil on snle Friday nt 25c , 30c , 49c
and 50c.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
nig Bargains in Basement.
Aiiiioiineeitientn.
A handeome sum wns realized from the
benefit nt the Trocadcro theater yesterday
for the relief fund for the victims of Tues
day night's cyclone at Herman. Patrons
who usually do not attend matinee per
formances wcro out yesterday for the pole
purpose of aiding In the work of charity.
Many others who had never been to the
theater attended so that they could contrib
ute to the good work. There never w-as n more
cordial response for aid through the theater
channel made thnn nt this time. Had the
fnct of the benefit been more extensively
advertised the theater wouFd have been
crowded to Its utmost capacity. Everybody
nbout the theater contributed their Inbors
HO thnt the fund collected nt the box oflloo
was In no way curtailed. The expenses at
tached to the performance were borne by
Manager Cole. The show was greatly np-
preclated by the large nudlcnco present.
Little Pauline Ferguson , 8 years old , nn
Omaha girl , was n volunteer performer.
She danced prettily and was richly cos
tumed. She gained for herself nn engage
ment by appearing. Manager Cole was
struck by her cfever work and will use her
nil of next week.
In many respects the vaudeville enter
tainment at the Crelghton-Orpheum this
week Is ono of the best that has been seen
at that house. The acts arc all well se
lected and appeal naturally nnd effectively
to nfl lovers of the vnrletles. This after
noon a special nintlnee Is to be given for
the benefit of the homeless and destitute
people allllcted by the lerrlble cyclone at
Herman and Dane Holfow. The entire
proceeds Will bo devoled by the manage
ment to aid Iho sufferers , The matinee
promises to be nn event of some social
distinction , Inasmuch ns a number of uo-
clety ladles hnvo volunteered their efforts
to attain a triumphant success. The regular
bill wlir be given. The Escamllos , equilib
rists ; Reno and Richards , comedy acrobats
bats ; Lorenz nnd Allen , eccentric comedy
dancers , Mile. Tyler , the Creole night-
Ingare , and nil the other acts will bo given
In full nnd are well worth seeing more than
once. For June 25 the management of the
Crelghton-Orpheum promises a big sensation
In the vaudeville line.
Attention , Woodmen.
Members of Beech camp , No. 1454 , M. W.
A. , will please meet at Maul's undertaking
rooms Friday , June 1G , at 2 p. m. , to assist
In the burial of Esteemed Neighbor J. E.
Hawkins. FRANK WHITOIARSH ,
Clerk.
Several superb parasols will be carried
nt the Greater America Exposition this sum
mer by a number of participants In The
Bee's Popular Girl Vacation Contest. These
parasols will be prizes given to the second
four from head of list at end of this week
and are to be presented by the Boston
Store. In whose 'front ' window they are now
on exhibition. Thov are worth seeing.
For official map of city of Los Angeles and
N. E. A. pamphlet call at city ticket office
Union Pacific. 1202 Farnam street.
Dr. Shepard Catarrh , 312 New York Life.
AT BOSTON STORE ,
Remember , that this coining Saturday , we will
give to every girl hereabout ii pair of
" T ° 9 sy ° n
Vici Kid
Slippers forher doll's feet. No matter how big or how small
the doll may be , we shall have a pair of slippers for it ( or will
make them ) if you bring it to the store that day , and are ac
companied by an adult. There will be no charge or condi
tion of any kind other than the above.
Vici Dressin ;
is a preservative of leather. It prolongs the life of shoes. It
makes the shoes look like new. It makes every day seem
like ' 'new shoe" day. It finishes the list of clean faces and
clean hands , adding clean shoes. We sell it.
During this week -wo have ladles' maids at our store teaching shoo core by proper
dressing. It means better wear , bettor looks , better satisfaction from shoes money In
one's pocket.
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
SHOES
J. L. Brandeis& Sons ,
SHINED FREE Props.
THIS WEEK OMAHA
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: EAST AND WEST
$18.40 Hot Springs and return June 20th ,
$20.60 Custer , S. D. , ( Sylvan hake ) and return June 20th ,
$19.00 Colorado Springs , Denver , I'ucblo and return ) ? velll ? > ' (
? ' ! 2.00-Salt Lake City. Ogden and return ) JuTy nth.
$52.00 Los Angeles and return Juno 23 to July S ,
$13.50 St. Louis and return Juno 19th and 20th.
$22.00 Detroit nna return July 3 , 4 and 5.
J2G.75 Buffalo and return July 11-13.
'Many ' other excursion rates just as cheap as the above.
Ask about them , ,
TlL'Uct Orilic HiirlliiKtoii Station
ir.lli : Fai-imm St. Kith nml BIiiHiiii Sta.
T v I L-plume , Ur.O. Telephone , IHO.
sunns iIIOSTOV sroun IIANKMKNT
3lor > HnrKiil ii iinitrrN , More Help
More Slioo Ha run ln , Mor
EXC1TKMKXT TODAY.
1-iVEUYTHINO OX HAHOA1N SQUAUES
! tnn pair child's } 1 2i > tnn shoes. 60c.
400 pair misses' Jl.f-0 tnn shoes , 7f > o.
Ron imlr young Inillcs * spring heel , tnr
shoos , OSo. sizes 2',4 ' to 6.
1,200 jialr Indies' oxford ties , Me and 75c
SOO pnlr Indies' strap , sandals , too slipper !
nnd oxford ties , nt 9Sc.
Infant' ! ! blnck kid shoes , Mo.
rhlldren's blnck kid , hand turn shoes , Me ,
400 pnlr ladles' fine kid shoes , worth from
J2.GO to Jj.OO , sizes up to1 % . go at ! > Sc.
Imnlenso tables full of Indies' very fine
shoes , nil sizes , 2'/j to S , nil widths , A to UK ,
go nt J1.G9.
MKN'S SIIOKS ON MAIN KLOOIl.
600 pair men's flno welt shoes mndo by
IMielps , Dodge & Pnlmer , Chicago , to retnl
nt $3-00 , KO nt Jl.fiS.
HOSTON STORK. OMAHA ,
Ifith nnd Douglas Sis-
A\.M.U. : ; MKi
American liiMtllutc of lliiiiu-oimtlij
AHniitlc Cll.v , \ . .1 , , ,1 ii nc iro-2-l.
Faro and n third for the rounc ! trip fron
Omaha , open to the general public. Onicln
route nurllimton to Chicago , Pennsylvania
to Atlantic City. Otllclal train Hurling
ton's Vestbulod Klycr , leaving Omaha ri:0 :
p. in. , June is , arriving Atlniulc City S'2
p. m , June 20.
A rnre opportunity to visit the greatcs
watering places on the Atlantic const.
For berths nddrrss Dr. 0 R. Wood , C2
Now York Llfo building , Onmlm.
And others who Intend Inking ndvnntngc
of the low excursion rales made for the
National Educational asporlatlon meeting n
Los Angeles In July eholllil nvnll them
selves of the opportunity of traveling n
1'east In one direction through Colorado
nnd the Hocky niountnlns , famous the
world over for their magnificent scenery
The Denver and Hlo Orandc railroad , "The
Scenic Line of the World , " Is the mos
popular route through Colorado en route to
the Pacific coast. The rate to Los Angeles
and return via this route Is the same ns
by way of nil others ono lowest first-class
fare plus $2.00 for the round trip.
All railroads will self tickets to IMS
Angeles nnd return via this route In one
or both directions , which will allow llbcra
stop-over privilege both ways , thus afford
ing a splendid opportunity to view the supe
rior scenic attractions offered by this line.
S. K. HOOPER , O. P. & T. A. , Denver.
'I'll All AV. O. W. , Onmlm Ciiinii Xo. 1(1 (
The funeral of Sovereign 1 ? . P. Illumennn
will tnko place at Woodmnn halll. Sixteenth
street nnd Capitol avenue , at 2 p. m. Friday ,
Juno 1C. All Woodmen nro requested to at
tend. D. W. MARSHALL , , CC. .
J. N. CRAWFORD. Clerk-
City , real estate and'personal taxes become -
como delinquent July 1st. Interest will be
charged on nnd after that date at the rate oj
1 per cent monthly.
Special Excursion Rates.
FOR
ROUND TRIP
TO
DENVER , Cole , Springs ,
PUEBLO , Glenwood Spgs.
OGDEN and SALT LAKE ,
JUNE 25th TO JULY Hth.
For full Information call at
City Ticket Office , I3O2 Farnam St.
Saturday will
That's the ( lay wo have our SODA FOUN
TAIN OPENING on this day every lady
visiting our store ON HER WHEEL will
bo presented with a nice BICYCLE BRUSH
-Free.
We don't talk so much about our Soda
Fountain or our expert dispenser of soda
fountain beverages but we nre exclusive
dl'peiiHers of a few choice drinks for In
stance
HUYLEH'S CHOCOLATE Ice Cream
Soda 20c
Sherman's Wild Plum Phosphate Co
Florida Orange Freeze lOo
Sun Gabriel Frnppo ] i > c
oca Celery Phosphate So
[ loyal Crushed Fruit Ice Cream Soda. . 30c
Swiss Cream Kumnyss per muff 5c
Heautlful lloso free to every lady Satur
day.
Sherman & McConncll Drug Co.
1513 DODGE ST. . OMAHA.
d Invaluable
as a
Tonic
for
Young Mothers
As a milk producer It lias no
equal : containing virtually
14o acid.
I'Krug
Cabinet Beer
hermetically healed ill bottles for homo
consumption IB unequalril as a tonic
btlmulant or appetizer. Try aca > > e.
FRED KRUd BREWING CO.
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
calls for n gift of some kind.
In a Jeweler's stock there are BO
many beautiful and useful nrll-
clcs that would fee kept all the
years In memory of graduation
day. Ilcforo purchasing look
sit through our stock. Would bo
pleased to show you ,
S. W. Lindsay ,
The Jowolor.
1516 Douglas Street.
Ladies und gentlemen visit
Leading Hair Ilazaar for latest style
coifurc.
llnlr niioilN ,
Hair .VoVflHcu.
Treatment of ecalp , face , hands , feet ;
corns removed by now electric painless
method
I'livliin llliii'K , Farimm Htrt-ct
' , -nil Ihior ,
Bee. Juno 16th , ISO ) .
tfeac/ Won't
M/s ac/ < S/cip a
It would bo hard to imagine a more honest
value or a cook'i' looking costume than wo are ofTer-
ing you for your boy's wear , in wash suits. This
season has been the banner season in this depart
ment , More mothers have gathered hero to fit out
their little ones than wo look for ; but the stock is
the most inviting , and the prices most enticing. The
cost of fitting your boy out in summer wearables is
very small indeed.
We've boys' wash suits at . ' 55c.
We've boys' wash suits atJoe. .
We've boys' wash suits at 75c.
We've boys' wash suits at $1.00.
"We've boys' wash suits at 81.50.
"We've boys' wash suits at $2.00 and up.
And the whole outfit is thoroughly well made and
perfect lit ting.
'
We've boys' wash pants at Ifie. :
We've boys' wasli pants at 20c.
We've boys' wash pants at i2fc. )
We've boys' wash pants at J55c and up.
Tis a great department for boys' clothing we know
of no better in America.
a Opecial for
forday
day
All made up in Hie regulation style exact repro
duction of the suits worn by the famous RoughRiders
ers in our war with Spain. See 15th street window.
5 Letting Down
S the Prices
On Ladies' ' ReadHo-Wear Garments ,
This sale knows no comparison. 'Tis a moment apart from
the ordinary . Goods are stylish and seasonable and there Is rea
son for the sale.
175 ladles sample suits no two alike bought by our Now
York buyer for ono-third price , worth up to $20.00 , for $7.08.
SO ladles' high cl tss suits they are beauties every ono of
them You will bo moro than pleased to see them , at $8.98.
Ladies' Skirts at
Less than Half Price.
Wo tolerate no cheap goods , but sell the best goods cheaper
than you can buy them elsewhere.
25 dozen ladles Crash Skirts , atinc. .
DO dozen wash skirts In piques , denims , crashes and linens ,
new aliades , braided and trimmed In several styles , worth $2.00 ,
for SSc.
200 ladicB' nil wool skirls
In brllllontines , serges ,
plaids , broken checks and
golfing cloth , worth $5.00 ,
for $2.98.
375 ladies skirts in bro
cade silks , English
serges , English mohairs ,
plaids nnd fine checks , worth $7.50 , for $4.98.
Silk Waists.
200 ladles' silk waists
In taffetas and fancy
silks , lined throughout ,
separate eollarw , now
sleeves , now back , corded
front , worth $5.00 any
where , our jirlco $2.9. .
200 sample silk waists
Imported models , from James McCrcery & C'o , None hotter
manufactured , worth from $12.00 to $21,00 on cnio at $6.3S
60 dozen wrappers In percales , dimities nnd IUWIIH , worth
$1.75 , for OSc.
25 dozen wrappers In lawns and percales , extra wide at the
hips , at f 9c.
JO dozen wrappers at 39c.
The Liveliest Cloak Department in Omaha.
By Request
we reprint the famous hash receipt :
TIM : IIIIIIHICIC , 01,0 STYI.I : ,
Oderiferous Hash '
1 quart fresh milk.
1 pound creamery butter.
1 porterhouse steak.
] 'ruts | and vegetables.
J'laco In old Z\NC \ llnul
where oilor
refrigerator the
ii will thoroughly mix. Take
gaino thrru times per day
= = = = = = = /
until you are sick. Then , IHO/II crmcuoois IU I
buy a HBIUUCK ItRKKIG' > > - * - . > . . -.QN
KKATOll und you will got
urll , ns U does not mix
odors and Is always abso
Tsi * - 6r lutely dry.
CIHCULATION. Imperfect circulation. WR DO
Wu sell this.CIHCULATION. NOT KO | | this. They can be had
at jsnvcral places In town.
Squires & Smith , Gen'l ' Agents ,
The only exclusive refrigerator houeo In the west. Sro our lino.
Telephone 1C05. 1GH Capitol Ave.