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8 THE CXMAHA DAIUY BEE , SUNDAY , JULY G , 1890.-SIXTEEN PAGES. THE BOSTON STORE. Cheat ExdUment Caused By nn Order Re ceived from Headquarters. " \Ve Arc Onlcrcd to Sell All Summer Goods nt Ouco Without Kcgard to Tliolr Cost or Value. WE GIVE AWAY THE WHITE GOODS. All the lOc white checked nnlnsooks und fancy white goods go at 2)c ) per yard. All the fancy plaid high grade white poods wo close at oc per yard. They wcro ISc and 20o tier yard. At lOc wo will close out all the SOc and % highest grade white goods. Such a bargain is rare. IIKRB IS EXCITEMKNT. All our ilnrk colored challis will gn at 3c per yard. These bold all Bcasoa at lOo per yard. Ginghams that wo have been selling1 nt lUc and loc will go nl oc per yard. The new plaid imported drci < s glng- liums that told at 20c , 2oe and iloc per yard wo close out at 12 jo per yard. lc ( ) and lle ! mloeii wo will close ut oc per yard. Imported silicons that were loc nnd 20e wo close out Mondny at 80- per yard. Kngllsh sateens that wcro 2oo and Me wo will clo. j out at 1 lc per yard , Our finest Imported fast black French Bateous former price Hoc , now llc. ) CO LOR KIJ DRIiSS GOODS. 30-inch honrlutta in all shades at oc for 2fic quality. lO-ineh brilllantlnos , all the latest ehadcH , at lOc , were 4 < 3e. 42-inch spring suilingsat2,1c , wcro COc. 80-inch cashmeres in all shades at lUc ; wo sold them at fiOc. 40-Inch French henrictlas In all spring similes at 2c ! ) , wore GOc. Fancy bdlliantino mohairs goat20c , regular vidno "oc. v 40-Inch all-wool spring debcigo at Me , were Soc. 42-inch all-wool fancy suiting at 42c , regular valno 11.00. 40-Inch nil-wool French henrletta at Me , sold at SSe. 42 Inch Imported f > rllllantine mohair , In all the latest shades , atlile , was Soc , 1 case only , CO inch French till wool lion riotla ut ( We , was $1. UL.ACK GOODS. 30 inch English cashmere ut ISc , regu lar value . 'loc. 40 inch French henrletta at 29o foroOc quality. 42 inch all wool serge at 43c , was Soc. 44 Inch all wool French henrletta at 4"c. regular 7oe. 50 inch line French silk finished hoii- rlottaat ! ) , ' ! c , worth $1.50. 1 case 40 inch silk warp hcnrietta at 69c , regular value $1.fid. DLIKSS LININGS. Our best dress cambric goes at 32 c. Our IScslllcia goes for lljc. Our 12ic dress drilling goes for G2c. Our 2ocsilicla goes for ISc. Our 16c padding goes for OJc. Our 2/c / canvas goes for 1 lc. SILK UKIiUHLLAS AND 1'AIUSOLS. To close out our silk umbrellas wo liavoput them in three lots at the fol lowing prices for tomorrow : LOT 1 Our line black gilt handled parasols that have been selling for 81.26 , tl.oOiind $1.75 go for 75e. L.OTa--At $1.5)8 ) includes all our fine ellk umbrellas , gold and oxidized silver handles , goods that have been soiling at 83.5010 So. 00. LOT :5-At : $2.50 Your choice of the finest silk umbrellas in our store , worth up to $7. i ] , ( JOO PIECES OF EMnROID12KED SKIRTING TO CLOSE OUT. Pine Swiss and cambric embroidered skirting to close at ! l7c , 40c , f > ' . ) o , ( Uc ) and OSc ; wore Ooc , 75c , OSc , SI.2o anil $1.50. Wp lese money , but have orders to soil quick.L.ADIKS' L.ADIKS' . WHITE SUITS. We will soil any of the ladies' white flreht.es at $ fi. They sold readily all sea- Bon at $7.50 , $10 , $15 and $20. Wo give you your choice to close them out at $5 each. Fans nnd ladles'blouses ' will bo almost given away at tins salo. And hundreds of other really great bargains at this salo. "EXTRA. On account of 50 extra salespeople to engage Monday morning our doors will not open until 0 a. m. T1IK BOSTON STORE , 114 S. 10th st. O Take your wathcs and clocks to C. L. Krickhon & Co. , 201 ! N. 10th st. First- class watch work at reasonable prices. IIo\v Horse KlCHli r Physically , horse beef may bo iilst'n. gulshcd from beef and mutton by its ap pearance , says the Nineteenth tJontury It is coarser in grain than beef. In this respect it rctcmblcs bull beef moro than any other. It is darker in color and looks moro moist than beef. It has a pe culiar smell and a peculiar sweetness of taste. Its flavor is generally considered to bo about half way botweeii the flavors of beef and game. It Is something like the flavor of hare. Ono reason why hoi-Bo flesh , as a rule , Is darker than beef Is that horses which are poleaxcd , or which have died from injury , disease ' or old ago , lire not properly 'bled and dressed by the slaughterer , "it is , however - over , by its fat Unit horbo flush is most ei'slly distinguished. The fat of horseflesh is not generally mixed with the lean. Jt is yellow In color. It looks more moist than tlio fat of beof. It soon molts and soon becomes rancid. Consequently imloss a rapid Bale is effected or the fat removed , an advanced price must bo charged in order to bceuro the butcher from unsold moat. Lastly , liorsollcsh can bo distinguished from beef by its chemical characteristics and it is In this way that It may bo recognized when mixed with other sub stances. Who can toll , except the chemist , what tire the component parts of a sausage , polony or saveloy y Or , who can toll by taste what those parts are ? Wo do not jmlgo by taste ; wo judge by llavor , and in the making of flavor to us o Sam \Voll or's phrase ' 'It's the beaconing as does it. " AticllonSaln of Hotel. On Saturday , July 12 , a , m. , wo Avill soil the entire contents of the St. James hotel ( opposite the Tenth street depot ) together with a line range , lire proof safe- , show cases and unclaimed baggage , Gate City Auction company , T. L. Hull , auctioneer. Try Sehoolplv's $11 Shoos , 1-115 Douglas street , Fur In Ailvaneo. The Chicago & Northwestern with Its 4:30 : p. m. and 0:20 : p. m. vestibule flyers , with sleepers , diners and free parlor cars direct from the U. I1 , depot ? Omaha to Chicago. Four passenger trains each way dally. City otllco , 1401 Farnam St. Depot , 10th nnd Marcy Sts. A full sot of teeth $5 , Dr , Iliuirjhuwout Dcntlbt , 1C09 Douglas. i6'J2. Sixteenth and Farnam streets Is the now Rock Island ticket ofllco. Tick- t * to ull points east at lowest rates. Try Sciiooliily'B * 3 Shoes , Douglas street. JIAYDKN BllOM , 8icol < U Snto on Mondny Closing 1'i-lcos on Summer AViinh I > rc < m ( Jooils , Fust colors , nc.it figured lawns re duced toJo ! ) per yard. 1'acific organdlo lawns light or dark ground , reduced to 7jc per yard. Very line absolutely fast black India linen , reduced to 2oc per yard. All our black ground , white ground and plain black linen lawns reduced to 20c per yard. Do-inch wide soft-finished plain black batlbte only lOc per yard , TiC-lneli wide ombre chiillio , handsome colorings , the most desirable styles In challlca 15o per yard. 32-Inch wide elialllo9 French designs only 12Jc per yard. Cream ground sideband cluilllcs reg ular lOc grade reduced to close oo nor yard. Cash moro effects In challlcs reduced to oc per yard. r'lgurcu challl.i 1 So per yard , lilgtrcst bargains in whllo dross goods ever pITercd in Omaha to close at prices to suit everyone. Dress ginghams oc , Ojc , "ic , 8 l-3c and lOc yard. Zephyrtflnghums 12Jc , loc , 18c , 20c and 2oeyard. All our best light colored dress calicoes reduced to oo yard. Miibllu and double width shooting's on sale Monday at not co t. Closing prices on white bed spreads , I7c , OUc , SSc and 81.2-5 each , every ono a bargain. Special bargains in Turkish towels at lOc , lee , lllo and 2c each. Hemnants und odds and ends of every description almost given awnv. IIAYDEN BUGS , , Dry Goods and Carpets , LACES ? AND KMDIIOIDLTCIES. 160 pieces now and stylish Swiss flounclngs at Jiocllic , ojc , eSc , 7oe , Uio , and up to $ .2o for goods worth 7oc up to $3,25. Hamburg and Swiss embroideries in all widths at special low prices to close. An awful sacrifice sale in laces of all kinds , including lace llouneings and ilruperynotsin now anil utvlHi patterns. ' TlllO DRUG DKPAl'miENT Has a moro complete stock than over , and wo can safely guarantee a saving of from one-third to ono-balf on regular drug f-toro prices.Vo carry nothing but thomost reliable standard goods , and every nrticlo is just as represented. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. Now Is the time to buy a baby buggy. "Wo are showing a splendid line up to the finest that can bo made , and our closing prices are less than the cost of making. The buggies at $11.08 , $ . " ) .OoS0.75 , $7. " > 0 , $0 , $12 , $ lo und up to 23 are real gems and cost 2. > per cent more to make. DOLLS , DOLLS , DOLLS. Lot the llltlo ones sco the new dolls. It is amusing and Instructive to sco this season's variety and the prices are sur prisingly low at lOo , at Kic , at 17c and _ " ) C , You will not bcllovo till you sec for yourself. FURNITURE , TRUNKS , VALISES. See the elegant line of chairs atSOe , at GocatCOc , at'.JSc. Rockers at S9e. Antique oak at Sl.iJ" and $1.)8. ! ) Large woven bed springs at $1.CM. Bedsteads at S2.S.5 and SH.05 , at $ a.05 anil $1.2. ' ) . Uaseball kits at ! ! c , at 5c , at lOc. Hammocks , toys and fancy goods at closing out prices. It will pay to keep posted on our low price. IIAYDliN BROS , , Drv Goods. Kith St. CARPETS , CURTAINS , W"e are positively making the lowest prices ever known on now designs in standard goods. Ingrain carpets of a superior quality at 2oc , "Oc , iloc , - 10cloo and 60e a yard. Full standard extra super carpets at fioc , Cc ! , OSc and "oc , usual prices "oc and $1.2.5. Wo also show the newest and most artistic styles in tapestries , body brussells , velvets , inoquets and wllton carpets. LACE CURTAINS , DRAPERIES , SI-IAD KS. The closing out sale on lace curtains is very successful in point ofsulec. Not tingham curtains in all grades , also Swiss , tambour and Irish point curtains. Shades made to order on shortest possi ble notice. Best Holland shades iu all colors , mounted with brass spring fix tures , lOc. IIAYDEN BROS. , Dry Goods , IGth St. A. I ) . Afor.su , lietailor of shoes. Ladies' russet lace Oxfords reduced to eloso them out , com mencing on Monday , 75c , reduced from $1.00. $1.00 , reduced from Sl.fiO. Sl.oO , reduced from $2.00. The above are good values for the reg ular price and will bo bold quickly , the price is so low. A. D. MORS ! ] , Farnam and 14th st. Take your watches and clocks to C. L. Kriokfon it Co. , 200 N. IGlh ; t. First- class watch work at reasonable prices. Kissing und Other 'I' Among the letters sent hero anent the question I asked , as to whether It is trtio that ladles sit on the knees of their beaux in Now York ( as wo know they too often do in the country ) , is ono from a born Now Yorker , who not only insists that the custom never took root hero , but ndds that , "except in very high and very low life , there is very little kissing before engagements for mar riage , says a writer in Chatter , Ho says that ho was not certain about it , but that haijpcnhig to mention the sub ject at a whiht club of half n dozen mar ried couples , It turned out that not ono of the women had been kissed until her troth was plighted. A funny incident marked the discussion , according to my Informant. Ono of the men had a loose memory.Vo used to kis , sometimes , didn't wo ? " ho said to his wifo. "No , sir , " she said with deep indignation. "You never kissed mo until after wo wore engaged ; vou tried to , and you fought for the privilege , but you uovcr succeeded , " "Is that so ? " the husband remarked. " ' " "I've kissed so many - "What's that ? \Vhat do you say i1" tlio wife asked. "I pay , " said the husband. "I have kissed you so many times that'Ican't re member when I begat ) . ' A Card. SOUTH OMAHA , Nob. , July 2. To the Editor of Tins UKK : The article pub- llshcd in your paper Juno 15 in refer ence to the prohibition amendment and figncd byourllrm , together with a num ber of ethers , docs not represent our views on the subject and wo would re spectfully request that our name betaken taken from the list. Respectfully , llAi : & Seaman phaetons best and cheapest. Cabinets $1 per doKelm & Moltz. "Tlio Kmoki ! Nuisance. " Ceilings that have been smoked by a kerosene lanm are much worse than those smoked \ > y line cigars. Will E , Hamilton is pleased to announce that ho is again located at the old bland , Barker block , KOI S. 15th. Call often ut the Hamilton cigar btoro for a choice smoke. Got prices on lots in Eabt Omaha from Potter & George Co , 10th & Farnam. Try Sehoolply's S3 Shoes , 1415 Doiiglaa street. Our cabinet photos $1 per doz. ; proofs shown ; satisfaction guaranteed. Kulm & Moltz. KELLEY , STICER & CO , Special largnlus for Mondny ami All Next Week , Draping N'oln , Imcon , Riitbroldcrcd Ijnwii.SklrlliiK' ) , AViisli Goods , Chat * ' lief mill llrllllnntlncH , All Special Tor Monday. SILKSi Three pieces moro of the 27-inch black India silk will bo offered Monday , the price is only "oc , worth $1 , IJluek surahs at 60c , OOo , 0-3i ! , 7ou and 82ic. 21-Inch black surah special nt 90o , worth SI.25 , 1'IUCXCn SATEENS Me. Ail of our genuine "Kocklla" French Hitcons will ho placed on sale Monday at " jc , regular price Hoc. WASH GOODS. New styles in Scotch ginghams on Monday 2oo per yard. These ginghams wore sold early in the season at Me and lOc , Monday's price 2oc. Now black check organdies ut lOio and JC. "White Indian linens at lOc , 12Jc , lue , 103oand20c , WOOL CIIALL.IS . ICic. Ono case ivool challis in new designs at lOJo , worth 2oc. 1'IUTKD BRILL1 ACTINGS 225c. Another lot of printed brilliantlnch a'u 22Jc , worth -I5c. Special clearing up sale of draping nets and laces. 40 inch black plain Russfnn ( llsh ) net Too , worth $1.00. 40 inch black , dotted and striped llsh nets at 70c , Soc , 'Joe and $1.00 a yard , worth almost double the prices wo are asking for them. LACKS , LACES , la Oriental , Fedora , antique valr , vandyke - dyke , etc. , from Zto 4 inches wide , worth from loc to ; > 0o. Reduced to 12Jc. 45 inch black embroidered LAWN SKIRTINGS. AVe have just received another ship ment of these very popular goods and will offer them at the following low prices : $1.'W , 81.45 , Sl.oO and $1.0" n yard. 45 inch white embroidered LAWN SHIRTINGS at Soc , Ooc , $1.00 , $1.25 and $1.45. The best values in the city don't ' buy until you look through our stock. KELLKV , STIGER & CO. 25 Per Cent OIT- Men's $4 rut-set goat hand inseam bals reduced to &i. Sold everywhere forl. Farnam and 14th sts. A. D. MORSE. Take your watches and clocks to C. L. Erlckson&Co.,20 ; N. Hithst. First- class watch work at reasonable prices. Samuel Burns , in making a special of $ ; > 0 on twenty Vienna china dinner bets , formerly .160. Attention A. O. U. W. A special meeting of Omaha Lodge No. 18 , A. 0. U. AY. , will be held at their lodge room , Uarkor block , Sunday , July (5 , ut 4 o'clock p. in. , to make ar rangements for the funeral of Brother \V. C. Powell. All members are re quested to attend. THOMAS II. PHILLIPS. Master Workman. II ATI ) UN 1MIOS. Special Sale of Gents' Illack Slllc Shirts on Monday. 100 20-inch silk umbrellas , elegant handles and every ono warranted ; they are worth f5 , $0 and $7 each ; your choice on Monday , $ . ' { .50 each. 1 case of ladies' line Swiss vests lOc , reduced from 2oc , Gents' gauze vests foe , worth 25c. HAYDEN BROS. , Dry Goods and Carpets. 9 THE BEB said last night In the brevi ties , "Social Dance" tomorrow eve , 1515 Dodge. Mr. Gaynor wishes us to say it is un error , ho dojs not give dances Sun day evening. The Tramp Suvcitl tlio Train. A bold attempt was made the othei night to wreck an wuitbound Southern Pacific- passenger train near San Antonio nio , Tex. A tramp near Snofl'ord , 15C miles west of there , discovered a crowd of men encamped at a biding at ! 1 o'clock ono morning. Tlioirconduct was BO suspi cious that the tramp hurried to Spott'ord and told the feootion foreman what ho had seen. The train was duo in an hem and the foreman hurried out to the camp of the desperadoes who lied , says a dis patch to the St. Louis Republic. Inves tigation showed that tlio wreckers hail broken into a defeortcd section house near by , stolen therefrom hummers , crowbars , etc. , and with these removed one rail and otherwise sodihiibled the tlio track that had it not been repaired by the foreman and a force of men , the train would have been . derailed anil dashed down a ravine several feet. OHi- ccrs are bcouring the country for the wreckers. 3fnriipttc | VH Vim AVyck in the great railway rate debate , Tues day , July 8 , on the Chautauqua assembly grounds , Crete , Neb. T. DoWitt Tal- niiigo on "Big lilundors" Wednesday July I ) . One faro for round trip. ThoThcosoplciil society moots ovcrj Sunday evening at 7 : 0 , room 205 Slieolj block. Wednesday and Saturday evenings the room is open to the public. Seaman's carriages best and cheapest. * Try Schoelply's $8 Shoes , 1415 Douglas street. On a Very Low Ilasls. Round trip tickets to all tourist points east mid north via the Chicago & North western Ry. City olllce , 1401 Farnam St. The fust trains leave daily dlrec from the U. P , depot in Omahn. Seaman's buggies best and cheapest Giiclccrt and THE TAILORS , Are showing the choicest lines in Im ported spring and summer woolens foi gentlemen's wear over brought to Omaha alC S. 15th st. Omaha Real Estate It Trust Co. , removed moved to220 S nth st. , GII : : building. Ilcil Itoclc Prices. The 1W cent t > tore , 1310 lAirnnm strcot otTer extraordinary bargains in tinware crokcry , glassware , etc. , etc. Uiiy early as wo close at 0:30 : p. in. except Saturday MurqnettovH Van \Vyck In the great railway rate debate , Tues day , July 8 , on the C'hautauciuaasscinblv grounds , Crete , Nob. T. DoWitt Tnl mage on "Dig Blunders" Welncsdny July 0. Ono furo for round trip , S YOUR NUMBER 12,276 , ? That's ' tlo NumberiTtat Drew the Diamond larricgs. The Prize Drawing Carried Out to t.'io ' SnliHntutlon oMCvcrytioily Present nt Xorrls Ay\Vltuoi'n Shoo Store li"rhl y. Promptly at 10 : ! o'clock tlio morning of tlio Fourth , the great wheel holding iciirly 20,000 cardboards begun to ro- olvo , to decide who Hliould own the lltunond earrings which have been ills- ilnycd In Norrls & Wllcox's show win dow for the last ten weeks. A ticket entltlliif , ' the holder to u ulinuco tit tlio liamomUt was given with every dollar's voi-th of shoos purchabcd during the list two months und n hnlf. Duplicates of the&o tickets wore placed hi u largo wheel made for the purpose and u lilllo girl , who wns ono of the 200 or ! 100 spec- ; ntors , consented to bo blindfolded and o iiiiparthilly decldo who should reuulvo ho present. It was decided to hnvo the llttlo girl .urn the wheel , open the trap door and Iraw out twenty-five tickets , turn the wheel again , draw Uvonty-llvo tickets ind so on until 100 cardboards had been taken out. Then the pretty llttlo maid javo the great wlicel ono moro good shaking up and , reaching into the very bottom , fho brought ip the 101st tiekot which van to ducldo the diamond question. Slie did so , and lo , NU.AIBEH 12,270 came to light , but no ono present claimed it and tip to the present writing : ho lucky holder has not boon found. WHO DHKW TIIIO DIAMONDS ? C. S. Raymond , the jeweler , guaran tees these diamond earrings to bo tlio genuine article and worth at least $ . " 00. The party holding number 12,270 will receive them by culling with the tiekot at Norris & Wilcox's. Soinobody has 12,27(5 ( , who is it ? Card ol' Thanks. Mrs. Bruce and family return their most sincere thanks to Kxcolior lodge , especially to Dr. Riekotts , M W. M. of .hat lodge for the interest and kindness in rescuing the body of their loved ono. AUo to Omaha lodge No. 2,220 , G. U. O. Z > . F. , and nmy God ulu.ss those dear kind 'riends who mlnUtorcd around the nick ied of tlio bereaved members of the fam- ly , and nil the sympathizing friends. Ladies' russet Oxfords at Morse's narked down one-third in price ' > per cent oil. A. 1) . MORSE , Farnnni and 1-lth st. Marqiiotto vs Van AVyck in the great railway rate debate , Tues day , tFtily 8 , on the Chiiutauqua assembly grounds , Crete , Nob. T. DoWitt Tui- mage on "Uig blunders"Vedncsday , July 0. One faro for round trip. Grave. The benchers of the middle toinplo are a responsible body. They call each otlior "master1 , " and discharge their other duties with statclincss and dig nity , says the Pall -Mall Ga/.otto. They have an opportunity now of adding to that dignity , and really being of some service to thsit division of the tem ple of which they- have the care. There has been n discussion in those columns about Goldsmith's grave , from which It results : (1) ( ) That the grave is in a negloceed state , and (2) ( ) that it is not quite Hiiro whether Gold smith lies within it or not. That the house iii which be died still stands , that the staircase of it was ascended by Burke and Johnson , and probably by Reynolds , that the rooms from which lie looked at tlio rooks building in the elm trees , and embodied his observations in a delightful essay , are still there all seems to admit of no doubt. That little corner of Urick Court is historic ground , and this historic ground belongs to the benchers. Of course , if it were anywhere else in some third-class Italian town , or some German dorf unknown and inaccessible , or some Swiss village among the moun tains there would bo a statue put up to the memory of perhaps the most popular writer in the world. Rut the bench is poor. The wealth of the Inns of Court is small. The incomes of the loading Q. C.'s are Insignificant. Tlio inn can build chambers like palaces , a library like tlio transept of a cathedral ; but snob a statue as Trinity college , Dublin , put up to Goldsmith , who lived for so bliort and inglorious a period of his life within it , must not bo expected from tliis "honorable , society. " Still a modest little plaque , about the size of a dinner plate , recording that the great poet , novelist , historian and essayist lived and died in that house might bo let into the front of oit. Tlio cost could not bo great , probably u sovereign. A subscription of 8d apleco among- the bench would raise it , and the benchers would have the satisfaction of knowing they wore of use. Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious Kuinmcr by drinking Scbrotor's celebrated ieo cream soda. S. E. cor. 10th and Furnam. The World o Move. And so do the elegantly appointed trains of the Burlington route. By tills favorite line , selected by the U. S , government to carry the fast mail ; you have the choice of thrco daily trains for Chicago and the cast ; two for Kansas City and the south ; two for Denver and the west. The Burlington No. 2 Fast Express , vcstibuled throughout , equipped with elegant Pullman cars furnished with well selected libraries , reclining chair cars ( seats free ) , arid 'dining car leaves Oinalm-1:30 p. m. , arrives ( Jhleago 8 a. in. , serving breakfast bnforo arrival. No. 0 , the fasti mall , leaves Omaha J:1 ) : < ) p. m.arrives Chicago 1 p. m.equip ment and dining car service up to the highest standard Ticket olllco 122J 1'urnum st.V" . JTj Vaill , agent. For. Kent. At A. Hospo's , IHlll Douglas st. , now pianos , rent to apply towards purchase. Dr. Hamilton Warren , eclectic and magnetic physician and surgeon , rooms 2 and 8 Crounso blockcor. 10th and Cap itol avo. Chronic and nervous diseases a specialty. Telephone 0-11. A. Mm llolzlicimer Co. Fine watch repairing , 1-113 Douglas bt Special Piano Sale Continues this week. "Wo have n Hno list of bargains in pianos and organs.used but little , which will bo sold lals week at low prices and on easy terms. A. IIOSPJ2 , 151J ! Douglas St. .NotIco to the rulille. Until further notice the 09 cent store , 1319 Farnam et. , will closont 0:30 : p. in except Saturdays. 11AVDKN IUIOS. hotting Dowu tlio I'rloos on Orooorlos. 21 pounds sugar , $1.00. Ucst country juttor , 80 , lOo , 12c } , and the very best irenmery , loo. Fictile hams , "o. 'Dona- oss ham , lOc. Host sugar cured hams , lie. Drloil beef , 0c. } Best sugar cured lacon. lOo. Hayden Rros. ' soap , 8 bars , 2oo. Domestic soap , 8 bars , 2-5o. Rorux soap , 10 bars , 2oc. lirlck cheese. 12o. } Full cream cbeeso , 12c. } Best Turkish prunes , 7c. Evaporated blackberries ; ilo Ib. Evaporated raspberries , U3o Ib. [ Jest evaporated California pen olio * , lee , b. best 1Mb can California apricots , I2jc. Bcsta-lb can California egg plums , 12io. Host 'Mb can green gages , 12Jc. Mb can blackberries , 7 jc. 2-lb can goose berries , 8Jo. Wo soil you the bust im- colored Japanese tea In thooity , H'o ' , li > c , lOo and IWc ; why pay twice this price1' ' ' Wo can sell a good tea for loo. Very bostMiuaoapolisSuporlatlvo Hour , $ l.Io. ! Snow Hake if our , $1.00. 1IAYDEN BROS. , Grocers. Just received , direct from Germany , i full line of that country * n celebrated ; > luo enameled ware. Wo will retail , his wnro at importation prices. 6000 'cot of warranted garden hiwo , DC per 'oot , washing machines $1.60 , wringers 81.60 , covered preserve glasses l ! " > o per dozen , camp chairs lid' , perforated chair bottoms fie each , towel racks 5c , cups uid saucorri lo oiii'h , pudding pms ; lc , milk pans lc , pie pans lc , copper bottom wash hollorri ft'.K1 , tollot sots ii.Gfl ! very IliH'ly decorated and the best ware. Mrs. Colts' anil Slroclci-'H patent Hat irons , Lhrco irons , haiidlo and Htand $1.60 sold everywhere for $12.76 , foldingluneh boxes 1V ( , lifti'on dilTorent sl.ylo.s of torrn cotta Juspldoros li" > < ! tolOe , lemon sqiieo/crs M , colored tdiolf paper Ilo per bundle , ioa kotllos , lUjc each , colTco and tea [ iota lOc , pint cups lc. HAYDION BROS. , Dry Goods and Grocers. 11AVWAUI ) IIUOH. No. n , ! 5- wins tim riuito. The drawing of the Kimball upright piano took place last night and No. l.0 ) : 2 drew the prize. Master Harry Iloynmn , who was blindfolded , drew the tickets. The holder of this tiekot wlllhavo thirty days to call and get the pri'/.o , after that Jio number drawn llrst proceeding1 the lucky number gets the prize. IlAYWAKD BltoS. Knrly Closing. Until further notice the ! ) ! ) cent store , 1811) ) Farnam st. , will ploso'at UtO : ; p. m. except Saturday evening. Commencing' tomorrow wo will oll'or some extraor dinary bargains in all departments. Special values in house furnishing goods , hammocks , croquotjte. , etc. ToCli'tm Out All our trimmed hats wo lot you make your own price on thorn. Pick out a hat and see what it In worth to yon. IUHS. U. II. I'M VIES , 100 S. loth st.opp. P. 0. Snvcil by a DOK'H I'rc-Kciico of Mitnl. Adireful aceidont to six men on n hand car near East Helena a short time ago was only averted by the Intelligence of a dog , says the Helena Independent. A largo Newfoundland dog was in the habit of following the men on their daily trip down the road , and like all dogs it was ambitious to keep up with its masters. Ono evening when the men were return ing from their work the dog took the lead and there was a spirited race. The animal was only a short distance ahead , and instead of leaving1 the track and falling in tlio roar , kept going on at a great speed. The men never thought of danger till the car rounded a curve and came sud denly upon a long trestle with the dog no moro than twenty feet ahead. Ho did not realize the danger until ho como to the trestle. The men wore horror- stricken and expected to bo thrown from the track and perhaps killed. The in telligent dog know the danger instantly. It flattened itself between the ties and tlio cars passed safely over without ruf- lling a hair. It was the most remarka ble piece of intelligence over exhibited by a dumb animal. It could not go for ward ; to stand still was death to the degas as well as men , Jt was too late to jump , so the intelligent animal crouched , and saved its own life as well as the men on the car. Direct Iron i HoHton. Largo assorted supply of Lownoy's celebrated chocolades. Finest in Amer ica. Sold In lots from quarter pound upwards. Sob rotor's Pharmacy , S. E. cor. 10th and Farnam. Seaman's wagons best and cheapest. Sam'l Burns tolhi us ho paid the col lector of customs $200 duly on thrco casks 'King Charles wore direct from Berlin to Omaha. Call and see the goods. _ _ Knlfjlits or Pythias Hiuaiml Couolavo at Milwaukee , \Vs. ! , July , 1HOO. For this great occasion excursion tick ets will bo sold from all principal points in the United States and Canada to Mil waukee and return via the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway at half rates. As Its name Indicates the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway is the direct route to Milwaukee , and as the camp ground for the Uniformed Knights ( to which point cars and trains will bo run through without transfer ) is located directly on this line , it will bo seen that the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail way has great ad vantage over other routes which are unublo to furnish such facilities , and visiting Knights , their families and friends should boar this in mind when purchasing excursion tickets. A circular giving detailed information will bo mailed free upon application to A. V. II. Carpenter , general passenger agent , Milwaukee , Win. J. E. PKKSTON , F. A. NASH , Pass. Agont. Gen'l ' Agent. 1501 Farnam Street ( Barker Blouk ) , Omaha. _ Through coaches Pullman palace sleepers , dining cars , free reclining chair cars to Chicago and intervening points via the great Rock Island route. Ticket olllco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam. The only railroad train out of Omahn rua expressly for the accommodation of Omaha , Council BlutVs , Dos Moines and Chicago business Is the Rock Island vestibule limited , leaving Omaha atI : ! , ) p. m. dally. Ticket oillco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam st , , Omaha , When you have tried all over the city to got some article in the drug line go to Shormun & McConnoll's phar macy , 151H Dodge St. , whoso stock is al ways complete , _ Ho lure Ituyin A piano examine the now scale Kimball - ball piano. A. Kospo. 1518 Douglas. Cabinets $1 per dox. Ivefm & Moltz. To Crcto anil Ilcatrico AhrioiiililioH Via flu. For the C'hautnuqua assemblies as fol lows : At Crete , Juno ! ! 0th to July 1 1th , and at Beatrice Juno 20th to July 7th , tickets via the Burlington route will bo told at ono faro for the round trip , with price of admission to the grounds added. Ticket olllco 12215 Farnam st. Telephone 2oO. Depot 10th and -Mason sts. Fine wedding ring's at A , Edholin's. ' TltlOCJHANI ) DllAYINU for Prizes Took 1'lnco as Previously Announced. The grand drawing for nlno prizes valued at100 took plnco ut the 1'ooplo's ' Mammoth Installniont House , OKI , 015 , 017,010 N. 10th st. , last evening- and the following is the result : First prize No. 102 , ono parlor suit , won by Mrs. S. M. "White , KKW S. IKW. Second prize No , 17o , ono chamber suit , won by W. R lilacs , 001 N. IMtli st. Third prize No. OHS2 , ono Bldoboard , won by llenry llosonfeliU , 7031 N. 10th st. Fourth prize No , 201 , ono cook steve , \von by U. 11. LJucher , ISM Pierce. Gth prize , No. L'O-1) , ono oak book ease , won by Mrs. Mary lloyd , 10th and liur- noy stroolH. lilh prize , No.TiOS , ono oxtonslon table , wonbyMr * . S. S. Cleveland , ± 218 ( Jhi- cn o Htrcct. 7th prize , No. IR-'j , ono plush rocker , won by Mrs , NuRlo , Irvln ton , Neb. 8th prize , No. 1'JOO , ono iiarlor lamp , won by Mita l\ Scott , ItKU Lcavenwortli Btl'COt. Olh prize , No. fl.11 , ono lmn < , 'ln hat rack , won by W , J. Miu-lln , Seventeenth and Castclliii1 strout : ) . The above parties will please call for their prizes ut once , TIIH I'KOPLIW MAMMOTH IN STALLMENT IIAVDI-V IWCH. Special Sale of ( iciiN1 Itluolc Slllc SlilrlM tin Monday. 100 20-inch silk umbrellas , clopant handles and every ono warranted ; they are worth $ i"j$0 and $7 each ; your choice on Monday , S.'J.fiO each. 1 case of ladles' line Swiss vests lOc , reduced from Hoc. ( .louts' gauze vests 1/5o / , worth 2oc. IIAVDKN imOS. , Dry ( leeds and Carpets. What a morning that was of th o world's first wedding ! Sky without a cloud. Atmosphere without a chill. Foliage without a crumpled loaf. Mead ows without a thorn. It shall bo in church the great temple of iv world , sky-domed , mountain-pillared , 8'ipphlro- reefed , writes 11 jv. T. DoWitt Talnngo in the Ladles' Homo Journal. The sparkling waters of the Gihon and the Hiddekcl will make the fount of the temple. Lurks , robins and goldfinches will chant the wedding march. Violet , lily and rose burning1 incense in the morning sun. Luxuriant vines sweeping their long trails through the forest alslo upholstery of a spring morning. Wild boasts standing outside the circle lookj ing on , like family servants from the back door gazing upon the nuptials ; the eagle , king of birds ; the locust , king of insects ; the lion , king of beasts , waiting1. Carpet of grass like emerald for the human pair to walk on. IIurn of excites meat , as there always is before a cere mony. Grass blades and leaves whisper ing , and the birds a-chaltcr , each one to his mate. Hush , all the clouds. Hush , all thn birds. Hush , the waters , for the king of the human race advances , and his bride. Perfect man , leading to the altar a perfect woman. God , her father , gives away tlio bride , and angels are the witnesses , and tears of morning dew stand in the blue eyes of the violets. And Adam takes the round hand , that has never boon worn with work or stung with pain , into his own stout grasp and says : "Tin's is now bono of my DOIIO and ilosh of my llesh. " Tu mults of joy break forth and all the trees of the woods clap their hands , and all the galleries of the fore&t sound with carol and chirp and chant , and the cir cle of Edonic happiness is complete ; for while every quail hath answering quail , and every llsh answering lisli , and every fowl answering fowl , and every beast of the forest a lit companion , at last man , the immortal , has for mate , woman , the immortal ? MARRIED Wednesday , the 1st day of Juno , in the year 1 , Attain , the first man , to Kvo , the llrst woman , High Ileavon oillciating. Tickets at lowest rates and superior accommodations via the great Hock Is land routeTiekot olUce , 1G02 Six teenth and Farnam streets , Omaha. Weather or July. The month ought to begin with mod erate summer temperature and minimum of storm disturbances in slirht , writes Iuv. { Ira H. Hieks in the Word and Works. The lid , and days next to it , will bring a marked rise intomporaturc , with very manifest tendencies to storms electrical and otherwise. From the ( ! th to the llth In a regular storm period in which , most likely , wo will encounter some of the warmest weather of the summer. On and about the 8th , 9th and 10th expect some vcay active developments. A brief respite from very high temperature is apt to pass eastward during the days immedi ately preceding the reactionary return to warmth and storms about the Mth and 15th. The planet \ronus is at her equinox , with the now moon combined on tlio 10th , Interested observers will bo curious to watch the results. The combination is well calculated to produce disturbances peculiar to itself , outsldo a regular pe riod though it is. Heat , thunder and hail are among the results to bo looked for. These tilings , with threatening storm clouds rising from the northwest , are sure to prevail in tlio regular period lth ! ) to 22d. The 20th is the day when the full strength of Venus will combine with "Vulcan ; " on that , and the two next following to the eastward , watch their "antics. " A marked fall from op pressively high temperature ought to follow from about the 21st in the west to 21th In the oast. I3y that time the reac lion will have started in the west , grow ing warmer in its eastward progress.eul- minuting In some storm llurrlos about the 2lith and L7th. The month will end hot , with a regular storm period central on the ill st. The public must not lose sight of tlio fact that as Jupiter departs from his perturbing place in the heavens , ho does not obliteratoor ohango the regular pur- iods of other planets ; neither must it bo concluded that such a mighty and slow- moving factor could wholly withdraw its intluonco within a month u tlmo. But wo hold that the change will begin to bo manifest in July the regular storm movements will go on , but there will bo more tendency to empty slormlnobs. Clouds will rise and threaten , but with a growing tendency to waste themselves in barren blustnr. This state of things will prevail and grow from this date for ward , Tlio regular maximum of summer - mor and winter temperatures will re turn , with their many results of good and evil mixed. With it all the Lord ( iod omnipotent lives and nil en , and Ills loving kindness will never fail , The Omaha retail butchers' union will have a picnic Sunday , July 1H , at Arling ton , Nob. Trains leave Webster ht. depot - pot at i0. ) : ! Prizes for beef and sheen skinning- contests , boat , foot and wheel barrow races , biiho ball between retail and wholcMilo butchorrt. Muslu by Fort Omaha baud. Hound trip ti-kets 81 , Ily committee , 10 , A , Marsh , John \Vuloh , Charles Kumohr , S. D. Parsons and George "W. Kurz. DIIAWIM ? TO A OIiOSK. Atoiulny Positively l tst Day ol * tUo Prcftoiilntloii Shoo Halo When \voshnil g-lvo nwaytho follow * intf valuable and useful presents : 1 Indies' solid gold wntcli , with illox inond sotting. 1 gentleman's solid sold watch. 1 quadruple pint oil silver tea sotllvi pieces. 1 o.xlill/.ol silver piano lamp cotnploto. 1 sowing machine , with attachnionta. 1 Imported nuisio box , with clilino bolls. 1 olugunt mantel clock , wllhoriumcnt. 1 pair pearl opera glasses. A ticket given with every dollar's worth of shooi purchased of in which entitles the purchaser to an inlortisl iu each of the above nini-jil proiJiiH Our prices wo ijunr.mtco are lower th'in ' tnose of otlior reputable olioo deal ers , .M'iko comparison * . All tlckolholilorrilnvllud to bo ptvsoi * at the distribution of the gifts Monday evening , .Tuly 7 , between 7 mid S oVloalc. 1'ositlvoly no goods Hold after 0:30 : o'clock p. iu. HUNDISH& 1IAUIUS , l'V-0 ' Dditglas street , Omahii'u lowest price reliable shoo deal ers. Our fine ciihinot pliotoa $1 per doa , Kelm & Mnltz , lM3J'aiiiiaiii ! street. 1OO PInno lloxcs. A. llospo , lollt Douglas street , has 100 piano boxes to null uj. $2 each. 'Hie now olllcos of the great Rode fs- hind route , 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam street , Omaha , are the tlnost in the city , Call and sco them. Tickets to all points oust til lowest rates Kuncril Servicesot" Mr. C. 10. urnixlj't The remains of Jlr. 0. 12. Moody , who died last Thursday at Pn ulonu . Oil. , will arrive this even ing. The funeral services will bo liold on tomorrow , \Yednc."dny , atl ! p. m. , at ills Into rebl- dcnco , liOl.'lOasHBt , , after which there * mains will bo taken to Spring-Hold , III. , for interment. $1 per do ? , for line cabinet photos. Kclm &Molty. , liilFariunn street. Grand IXeiirsloii lo Y < * I\v.slniio | { ) National l rlc anil Otlicr U'e.slorn The Union Pacific , "Tlio Overland lloute , " proposes to run , on July ill , a grand excursion from Omaha to Yi'llow ' stone National Park , Croat Slioejinno Falls , Idnho , Ogilen , Salt Lake City , Giirfivld Doach , Denver , Clear Crock Canon , the famous Loup , and other points of Interest. Tlio Union Pacific will furnish six horse Concord conches , which will carry the party from Beiivor Canon , Idaho , to anil through Yellowstone National park. Those coaches will also bo lakoa toSho- slionostation and used for the ritlo to great Sho&hono falls. At each stopping placosnchas Oifdon , Salt Lake City. Choycnno and Denver , the coaches will ho unloaded , ami the tourists conveyed from tlio depot to the liotols. Afterward nridotoiill points of interest in each citv will bo tukim. From Beaver Canon to YcllowMono national park , the trip will occupy three days fe'oiii } , ' , three days returning , and olght days will bo spent in tlio jiarlc. j- < * * Excellent tents and good equipment for " * camping out will bo furnished by the Union Pacific , onroute from Jicavor canon to tlio park , and while in the park tlio tourists will bo quartered at the various hotels. The very low rile of $ ! ! > .00 per pus- \ scngcrhas been made from Omsilm. This rate Includes rnllrond , I'ullinaii and stage faro , meals and hotel bills fro n the time of leaving Omaha until the re turn of the excursion , iu all0 ! ! days. Only thirty passengers can ho nceom- rnodatcd , and us accommodations are limited , early application for saina should bo made , no ono bcljijr accepted after July 20th Unless ( : ! 0) ) tickets are sold by July iMth , the excursion will bo abandoned , and purchase money re funded immediately. In ordering1 tickets Bond nionoy for same by express , to Harry 1' , Dcual , city ticket agent , U. P. Ily. , 13012 Far * num. St. , Omaha , Nebraska. While children will bo allowed on this trip , still It isadvlsablenotto take tliein. For further information relative to this excursion and Itinerary , apply to E. L. LOMAX , Gon'l. ' 1'ass. Agt. OJIAIIA , Nun. The North Hritlsh .Mercantile unco company oi London and having opened Its "Omaha Branch" at 210 South Thirteenth street now solicits a liberal patronage from Omaha citi zens. Fire insurance written : il regular rates and loss * * adjusted from this of lleo. II. N , WOO DUoldoiit Secretary. Mineral Waters All kinds , by bottle , case or on draught. SlIEKMAJf McCONNI'.M- , 2nd door went P. O. TltuWlilto Kiirnituro Grir/.i ; . The white furniture crane which has sot in is something iippalliiigsnys a Xow York letter to tlio Chicago Herald. Every other woman buys a pot of white enamel paint and proceeds to strike terror - ror to the hearts of all beholders by smearing' and daubing everything with which she comes in contact. It is all very well when she Is content with talc ing the oil wooden-backed , splint-hot * tomed chair that Aunt Sally loft or some hideous bureau which has boon relegated to tlio back hull , but when she ruthlessly sacrifices her pretty cliorry and oaksuita to a passing fad then she is Indeed a terri fic idiot. The danlnty Louis Quatorzo cabinets , dusks and dressing tables which come In white are enough to turn any woman's head , but she who has a moder ate income had best cotihlder long ere she paints her furniture white , for the hour will surely como when she will long to paint It red , _ 110 VII A IIAVNICS , Mnnnitor * , .Holiday and Tuesday , July 7 and 8 , JIKTI'IIX 15.SOAnr.MK.NT OF Blatchforcl Kauanagh THE PHENOMENAL BOY SOPRANO , f AHKIBTKII 11V MASTIiR HARRY DUIOA'D ' , The Wonderful Violin nnd Mandolin f-oloist. Huvc-inl otlior inimlciil fiiiilurnH will Io Introduced , lurniliiii 11 muxt InlcruMliiK | > riKrnininit. IirlcuH. tiuuUtio on bulu U.iturilu ; morn- COUNCIL BLUFFS AXD OMAHA Cliautauqua Assembly July 1st to 18th. Kopecs' National AssonitJly lliuVl , cliorux , Nuti'il MiloUls , I'roniliionl hM'turrrn , Tliri'o iH'iiiKl ciitcrlulnmmiia ( Lilly for --'c. Kcit immruiii iiulillhhixl c.'icli day In Morning lieu , i-uiniio mulor llukcU wltli lullw uy con- IXIIIH , Fa ! mage to be here in Thursilay. July 10th.
