8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDA/Y. / JUNE 12 , 1892--SIXTEEN PAGES.
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KELLIY , S1ICER & 10 ,
Wo Advho Our Friouds to Call Early
Monday.
BLACK SILK MITTS 25C
Wo Mnko Spcrlnt Iniliiccmont * for Monday
i Tliono Wlio Como Kurlkul
Will ( let tlm llrnt Choice Spe-
ctul I.MCO Sale.
50 pieces of Lcuvcntino nnd China
printed silks , embracing the choicest
btvlcs that Imvo been produced this HCU-
to'n , never sold less than $1 mid $1.25
u yard , Mondny morning these silks
will bo exhibited on our counter ? nt 83c.
This IH really u bargain , nnd wo would
ndvlso our friends lo como early.
CO dox.cn of Adlo 4-button length kid
gloves In tuns , browns , grays nmfblucks.
This is the glove that has been so long
favorably known to customers which
\vo have'always sold at 81.15. Monday
morning at fcfio.
Kn.VHor'fl ' patent flnguro tipped silk
( Moves. This is Iho only glove with
double finger ends , which insures long
wear ; blacks and grays , Monday 7oc ,
ai.nn
BLACK SILK MITTS
BLACK SILK MITTS.
IMo usually sold for Me.
Me usually fold tor fiOc.
/ > 0o usually hold for 76c.
COc usually hold for Hoc.
7Co iiHuully nold for SI. 00.
81.00 usually sold for $1.25.
The above are exceptionally good
bargains.
LACKS. LACKS.
Special bargains.
8 , 10 and 12-inch black all silk chnn-
tllly lace llounclngs at 48c , GOc , 75c ,
SI 00 and $1.25 a yard.
8. 10 and 12-inch black silk guiqulro
do Irlundo nt-18c , 55c , 7oc , $1.00 and
81. H5.
8 , 10 and 12-inch whlto and ecru
point do Irlando llounclngs at I0c ! , E5c ,
4/ie / , 00 and 75 a viird.
NOVELTIES IN LADIES' BELTS.
2 and " .i Inch oxtm heavy Armuro
eilk
TENNIS BELTS ,
( in blnck , crcino , navy and wine ) ,
at 87je and 7fle each.
Solid calf poinled girdle ( laced ) bolts
( Something quite now ) ,
Only $1.50 Each.
Surah silk "outing sashes , pointed
front , only $1.15 each.
Gold and silver lacquered fancy open
work metal belts. / > 0e , 05o nnd S5c each.
FINK IMPORTED GAUZE FANS.
Plain cretno , albo dainty hand paint
ing , t $1.50 , $1.75 , J2.00 , $2.50 , 53.00 up
to $8.00 each.
HEAL JAPANESE FOLDING FANS.
Latest Designs ,
( hand printed decoration. )
At 2iC , 'i/ic / , 6c ( ) and 7i5e each.
All silk Windsor tics , now plaids ,
Btripcs and dots , only 2oc qiich , usually
sold atiioc.
THREE SPECIAL DRIVES IN
LAD1AS' EMBROIDERED SCOL
LOPED FINW LAWN HANDKER
CHIEFS. At loc , 2oc and 30c each.
RIBBONS. RIBBONS.
Odds and ends of lots comprising
failles with satin edge , satin and gros
grians and sitin : and tinsel cltocts ,
Reduced to 4o. 74o , lOc and 15c ayard.
JUST ABOUT ONE HALF THE REG
ULAR PRICE.
KKLLEY , STIGER & CO. ,
Corner Farnam nnd loth streets.
Who AMU lie NciinlniitiMl ?
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way will soil tickets to the democratic
convention one faro for the round trip.
Tickets good going .Tuno 1C to 21. re
turning until Juno25. Remember , there
is an electric reading lamp in each
berth. Trains leave Union depot ,
Omaha. 11:30 : a. in. and 7:05 : p.m. , arriv
ing in Chicago early next morning.
Ticket ollico , 1501 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH , C. S. CAKHIKK ,
Gcn'l Agont. City Ticket Agent.
Samuel Burns says this is splendid re
frigerator weather , and ho has fifty
Jewell's celebrated make ho wants to
hell at factory prices ; also fifty Guto
City filters.
Great slaughter sale still coca on.
Everything must go this week , and
every lady in posted as to quality of our
goods. They are not shoddy goods ,
like you find in these cheap sales ; they
nro all A No. 1 goods , and are going at
your own price.
Como early and got a good selection.
Mits. R. II. DAVIUS ,
Opp. Podlolllc.
Do not allow your wlfo to prepare
Sunday dinner this hot weather , but
take her to the now restaurant , 17th
nd Furr.ms.
Itoiinil Trip Tlrliets.
The only line running through trains
direct to Denver , Colorado Springs ,
Munitou and Pueblo. Low rates to all
points in Colorado , Utah or Pacific coast
points. Fast tlmn on elegant vcslibulod
tniiim , fieo reclining ohuir cars and the
celebrated "Rock Island dining care. "
Comfort , safety and speed secured when
ticketed via the "Great Rook Island
Route. " Ticket ollli-o 1002 Farnam street.
CIIAUI.KS KKNXKUV ,
J. L. Di5HivoiBi : : , G. N. W. P. A.
City Ticket and Pass. Agt.
Drniurnitlo Commtlon.
Chicago and toUirii ono faro for the
round trip. Tickets on suloJunolGto
lit. good to return July 0. Secure
tickets and stooping i-nr accommodations
nt ottlcu of the great Rock Island route ,
1002 Farnam street.
CHAS. Kr.NNr.DV , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. Du BHVOISI : , City Tkt. & P. A.
Ilnydon Bros. It-string cabinet grand
upright piano , now scale , $187.50 ,
Ninv York mid Itetuni.
July to 0 ono faro for the round
trip. Choice ot routes from Chicago.
Hot urn limit August 15. Call at Chi
cago. Rock Island it Pacific Ry. ticket
ollico , 1(102 ( Farnam street.
CHAP. KUNNHDV , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. Di : BUVOISI : , City Tlct. & P. A.
Hamilton Wnrron , M. D. , oclootlo and
magnolia physician aid surgeon. Spe
cialty , disomoi of wo'iiou and children.
HON. lUth atroat Telephone 113i '
ClunliiK Out.
N. E. Barkalow will close out of the
Hell , Dodge and 15th street * , Inn entire
Block of groceries at cost for cash.
Going into another business which
will require all my attonllon , I for this
reason , Imvo decided lo lot everything
go at iot. !
HERE ARK SOME BARGAINS.
Itlco , per pound , fin.
Imported preserves , 81.00 pur bottle.
Custls Bros. ' line table preserves in'
glass jars , 7f > e
Imported preserves , par glass , 20c.
Cyrils Bros. ' preserves , per glass , 20c.
1'Vonch nous , per dozen , line , 81.80.
Baking" , powder , Dr. Price's , per
pouiif ] , lOc.-
WMtQlF.nglo soap , 0 bars , iMc.
v.y/obu'8 perfect starch ( equal to Magic )
ior ) box , 7o.
Pulil itUrbb's baking powder , /good /
nu any bulk baking powder ) per pound ,
2Jc ,
THE "BOSTON STORE BASEME
The Boss Dry Goods Stock Now Being
Sold iu Our Basement
AT A FRACTION OF ITS REAL VALUE
In Hplto of the Orrat Unrenlni Wo Ilmo
llf n A < -rtllliK mill OiilnR I.nit
Week Tomorrow I'rlccs nro
K\rn Still I.oucr.
HERE'S HOW WE ARE SELLING
THE BANKRUPT STOCK.
1,000 best quality opaque window
shades , on spring rollers , plr.ln and
decorated In all colors , at lOo each ,
complete. Regular price SOc.
LACE CURTAINS.
The entire stock of bankrupt curtains
Including soft lacy effects , extra heavy
guipure , dainty Imitation brnssols. . Not
a curtain in the lot worth less than
$1.00 per pair ; all go at S2.50.
The very finest line of iwo toned nnd
gulpuro lace curtains , worth up to $10.00 ,
go at iU)8. ! )
In this lot. arc also 30 puiro of Irish
point tambour , Swiss curtains lhat are
tin extra bargain. They all go at $3.08.
100 pairs of line chenille curtains in
nil shades with heavy , beautiful fringe
lop nnd bottom and beautiful dado.
These curtains would bo cheap at $7.60 ;
bankrupt price , 81.08.
100 beautiful , vary largo moquottonnd
Brussels rugs at U5c and $1.2-3 , worth
up to $8.CO.
DRESS GOODS IN THE BASEMENT.
All the low-priced dross goods from
the bankrupt stock will bo sold In the
basement
Black Iron frame grenadines worth2f c
go at5c-ayard.
Tills material makes the coolest dress
In the world.
41 inch gray henrletla , double fold
plaids and illuminated and brilliantincs
at 8c a yard worth up to 35c.
Wide wool plalp and striped James
town suitings , ! 1-Inch wide wool hen-
riollas. Striped hair line goods , worth
60o and ( ic ( ) , go at 2oc.
GREAT SALE SILVERWARE
TOMORROW MONDAY.
Sold by Shook , Patterson & Co. of
Omaha
To the Boston Store
In order to introduce the
Landers , Fr.iry & Clark silverware
At 63.2.1 a set
Tomorrow ( Monday ) wo offer -100
sets of silver knives and forks at 83.25 a
sot , guaranteed in every respect , moro
valuable , finer , better , handsomer nnd
more durable than * Iho Rogers goods.
We also olTor some tremendous bar
gains in silver lea sels , cake slauds ,
dull stands.
And novelties in silver match boxes ,
purees , etc.THE
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. cor. lOlh and Douglas.
IIOXMHT'S
Popular Prices Prcial ! .
Our bulter department has been be
sieged with customers who nppiociato
gelling Iho pure article at very low
prices.
Wo begin as low ns 5c per pound and
its all the pure product. Got our prices
and buy our butler.
Our cggti are all largo , clean , well
candled slock , sold in now annex.
Special leu , colfeo and spice depart
ment nt Bennett's is a winner.
See the premiums wo give' with tea
nnd baking powder.
Cull and get a cup of iced tea free nnd
see us make jelly in five minutes.
BENNETT'S' SPECIAL CHAIR
SALE
Is a grand success ; get some of thorn
before they are all gone.
A few lanterns left at 2oc each.
Door malls at 25c each.
Best inudo spring balance scales at
low price.
Our duug department' attracts largo
crowds. The prices do it
All goods marked in plain figures and
guaranteed.
Wo commence our special sale of baby
nnd doll.buggies , all of the best make
and sold ut tfio lowest prices , $1.25 and
umviii'ils : Hiiln in Ivinnmnnt iinnnv.
W. R. BENNETT CO. ,
1&02-1612 Caullol avenue.
Samuel Burns got the contract for
furnishing the Hotel Mercer with 10,000
pieces of Glasgow china , being the
lowest and best bidder for hotel china.
Go to Burns.
Now Sculo Kimbnll Piano.
Only nt A. Hospo's music rooms.
Try Lyon's creamery butter , Courtney
& Co. Tel. 057. 25th and Duvongort.
Southmuydo & Bunnoll sell Union
soap.
Wliut thu Doctor Knlil.
"The ride lo Denver on the Denver
Fast Mall was a pleasure never to be
forgotten. The fastest train In the
world , the smoothest track and the finest
coaches. Those sleepers were indeed a
lullaby. "
This is nn extract from a lotlor the
doctor addressed lo Iho passenger depart -
part men t of the Union Pacific regarding
the celebrated Union Pacific Fast Mall ,
No. 8.
Clilnu DeromlUn Mutorliilx.
Novelties , great variety. Hospo's
Spirit I.iikn , Io\i ,
The favorite resort of Omuhn people.
Excursion tickets now on sale at 811.15
for round trip. The Omaha-Spirit Lake
sleepers will bo put on about Juno 20.
The Holol Orleans will bo under Iho
management of the B. C. R , & N. Ry.
Co. the game as last year , thus Insuring
the host accommodations Remember
the sleeping car line on the ' 'Old Sioux
City route" will commence running Juno
20. Tickets and berths can bo pro
cured at clly llckot ollico , 1401 Furnam
St. J. R BUCHANAN ,
General passenger agent
W. A. Brown sells Union soup.
TO CHICAGO.
lliilf Itatv * Juno 17-111.
The Burlington roulo will neil round
Hip tickets ti > Chicago v.t half rates
Juno 17lh lo 21sl , good to return unlll
July (1th. (
The Burllnglon runs two fast vostl-
bulod express trains dally to Chicago :
No. 2 , leaving at 4:45 : p.m. , arrives at
Chicago at 8 a.m.
No. 0 , loaves at 11:50 : p.m , nnd roaches
Chicago at 2:15 : the next aflornoon. No.
0 carries a special Omaha slooporwhich
is open for Iho recaption of passengers
at I ) p.m.
Both trains nro splendidly equipped
with reclining chair cars and Pullman
sleepers ; nil inoals served In dining cars.
The Sumoeot association , acting as an
escort to Governor James E. Boyd , has
solccled the Burlington ns the official
route to Chicago , and will leave Omaha
in a special train at 7 p.m. , Juno 18th.
For sleeper roborvalloiiB , tickets and
in formation apply toW.
W. F. VAlLT , ,
City Ticket Agent , liiJiU Furnuiu et.
Great Stonchill Bankrupt Dress Goods imcl
Silk Sale at Its Height
TOMORROW WILL BE A WONDERFUL DAY
An r.\en llmiilrril Itcinft ( lrriitc t llnrgnlna
of Knllro Stock Which Wo Picked
Out When Wo I'lrnt Out It
from the Sheriff.
NOTHING RESERVED.
All on sale tomorrow.
$1.50 AND $2.00 DRESS SlbKSCOc , 75c ,
I'So A YARD.
An oven hundred patterns of black
silks , thn cream of Iho enllro bankrupt
stocks , hold in reserve up lo now. Go
lomorrow. Each of these black silk
dross pallcrns conluins ! ) lo 12 lengths ,
ouch a yard nnd quarter long , just the
length of a lady's skirt , so that there Is
no loss by waste In cutting.
In thcso patterns there are black
Chinas , India silks , pcnn-do-solo
Ann , heavy failles , double warp
surahs , best gros grain and rhadamas.
Bniir in mind these nro choicest qual
ities to be had , nil worth from $1.60 to
$2.00 a yard , but wo will sell Ultra lo-
morrow at SOc , 75o and 08o a yard.
All Stonehill's oOc and 70o silks , in
figured chinos , plaids surahs , plain gros
grains , satin striped Indiiu , black
swival surahs , brocaded and colored
stripes , all go at ! ! 3u a yard.
60 pieces all sill : faille in all colors-
black Chinas , heavy brocades , best qual
ity figured Chinas and Indlas , go at O'Jc.
44-inch mohair brilliantlno in black
and all colors. Thuso goods have al
ways sold from 75o up to $1.00 ; our
price , 2c ! ) a yard.
All the finest grades of French Bed
ford cords In tans , grays and till colors ,
all wool French debelgcs 40 Inches
wide , all vool line poplin checks , and
all the best grades of Stonehllls' all
wool goods po at 52o n yard.
All the 42-inch b tick silk gloria ,
guaranteed wool and silk , go at 75o u
yard.All
All the 44-Inch colored silk gloria in
light grey , steel grey , navy , gurnet , in
changeable effects , Iwo loncs black and
garnet. Noiv greens and tans. Just the
thing for warm weather , go at 08c ,
worth SI.75.
SI.75.THE
THE BOSTON STORE.
N. W. Cor. 10th & Douglas.
The Dcmcr Past Mull
Makes the fastest , time of any railway
train oust or woit , loiving Omaha at
0:15 : In the evening and arriving ut Den
ver at 7:10 : the next morning. Consult
Harry P. Deucl , city ticket agent Union
Pacific Syslcm , 1302 Farnam St.
Dr. Culliraore. oculist. BJS building
If you wish to sco ono of the finest
dining rooms in Omaha , come and eat
your Sunday dinner at The Howard.
C. L. Brotherhood soils Union soap.
William and Agnes , son and daughter
of the lute Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kohl ,
desire lo thank their friends nnd the
A. O. U. W. . G. A. R. , W. R. C. , K. G.
R. , for the kindness tendered them in
Iheir sad boreuvment
L't AssoclKtlon ,
Acting as an honorary escort to Gov
ernor James E. Boyd. will leave Omaha
at 7 p. m. , Juno 18th , in a special train
by the Burlinglon roulo and will reach
Chicago early Iho next morning. This
arrangement gives attendants at the
democratic national convention ample
time to locate themselves comfortably
before the convention begins.
For further information address Nut
Brown , Merchants hotel , Omaha.
If you are looking for first-class board
and room , try the Howard.
Summer Tourist Tickets
To 1,000 pleasant places oust , north
and west arc now on s-ilo at "tho North
western lino" city ticket ollico. 1401
Farnnm street
Estoy and Camp & Co. pianos nnd
organs , now No. 9 Wheeler & . Wilson
sowing machines sold on easy monthly
payments. George W. Lancuslor & Co. ,
ug'tB. , 514 S. lOlh st.
IIKfcUNA. AND HETUIIN.
Ono Fiiro for the Hound Trip.
For the accommodation of these desir
ing to visit at points in the vicinity of
or ut Helena in Juno during the session
of the convention of tno supreme ledge
ot the Ancient Order of United Work
men , the Union Puclfis will sell tickets
to Helena and return ut ono faro for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Juno 7th to
14th inclusive , limited to 30 days from
date of sale. For uny additional informa
tion apply to Hurry P. Deuol , city ticket
agent , 1302 Furnam street. .
1 , litest Sheet Miittlc.
Received dailv , A. Hospo , music rooms.
Chicago Cash Grocery soils Union
soap. _ _
7 O'clock In the
Is the tlmo Iho fust Omaha-Chlcngo
train via "tho Northwestern lino"
loaves the Union Pacific depot , Omaha ,
arriving at Chicago at 0:30 : o'clock next
morning.
Vestibulod sleepers and free purlor
curs. City ticket ofilco , 1401 Furnam.
K. Junlcowskl sells Union soap.
Kxciirnlon to > ie\v York.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Nebraska hus arranged with ' "The
North-Western lino" to run n solid train
of Bloopers and free chair curs from
Omaha to Now York City , leaving
Omaha July 4 at 7 p. m. Railroad rates
for this occasion will bo one-half faro
for Iho round Irip.-
For full information apnly at Y. M. C.
A. rooms or city ticket ollico of "Tho
North-Western line , " 1401 Farnam St
G. F. WKST , R R. KITOIIIH ,
C. P. & T. A. General Agont.
The W. A. Page Soap Co. , nro pub
lishing each week a different list of ton
merchants who soil Union soup. Watch
for your grocer's nnino.
M. Levlnson soils Union soap.
Cull forum ,
You have .seen California- frequently
mentioned in newspapers nnd magazines
Perhaps a friend hus boon thcro und
writes enthusiastic letters buck homo
about the climate und the fruits. It
mukos you anxious to sco the country
for yourself.
The best time to go is in the fall nnd
winter. Then work hero is least prcbs-
Ing and California climate is now pleas
ing. The way to go in via Santa Fo
route , on ono of that lino's popuiur , per
sonally conducted parties , leaving Chicago
cage every Saturday evening , and leav
ing Kansas City every Sup-Jay morning.
Special agents nnd porlors In nllond-
unco. Pullman tourist sleepers are
used , furnished with bedding , mat-
trostes , toilet articles , etc. Second
elms tickets honored. Write to E. L.
Palmer , passenger agent Simla Fo
route , 13 0 Fnruutu street , Omulm , Neb ,
N. Il.til nlconor.
On Monday morning wo place on sale
the handsomest liiio of fast blnck wash
dress goods that Jwo have ever had In
our store , and woiftuvu boourod them on
such terms that wo can soil them nt just
about half price. Underneath wo give
particulars ; nlsasn lot of silks suitable
for the warm ? uti dearly half price.
WASH GOODS DEP'M'T.
Fn'st blnck wnth'dross fabrics.
10 pieces , ' 12-moh Persian cord at 16c ,
worth regular S5c. In polka dot , fig
ured , pin slrloo and fancy Stripe.
9 pieces a2-lnch lace stripe , mola-
novn , lOc , worth 35c. In largo and
small white figure ? .
10 pieces 21-inch fancy foulard 15c ,
worth 25c. In light nnd drab ground ,
fancy figures.
12 pieces 32-inch sitln strlpo chalhcs
lOc , worth 30a In polka dot , whlto and
colored and fancy figures.
11 pieces satin stripe challlos , 25c ,
worth 3jc , In white and colored figures.
20 pieces crcpo molunols , lc ! ) , worth
30c. In satin stripe with fancy figures ,
In plain ground with fancy figures.
10 pieces hcnriolta novelties , 19c ,
worth SOc , In plain ground with fancy
figures.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Colored china silks , 26c ; worth 40r.
Colored surah silks , Including black ,
40c ; worth 70c.
Black silk grenadines , 05c ; worth
$1.00.
24-inch blnck hubutul silk , Ooc ; worlh
OOc.
OOc.Black
Black India silks with colored figures ,
beautiful designs , 22x20 inchus wide ,
worth OOc and $1.00 , your choice , 05c.
Your choice of all our $1.25 and $1.35
figured India silks at $1.00.
CITIZENS OF OMAHA :
During the encampment of the guards
show your loyalty by displaying the na
tional colors.
Wo huvo a full line of bunting nnd
flags for the purpose In all styles.
N. B. FALCONER.
Decorate ! Decorate ! Docnrntct
Tuesday , Juno 14,1802. Grand parade.
Buy your dccorallons from Max Meyer
& Co.
Tourist ItntcH to Colorado Polutn.
The Burlington route has on sale
round triptickcls oed until 31stOctober ,
to the principal pleasure resorts of Colorado
rado , at very reduced rates.
The round trip rnto from Omaha to
Denver , Mantlou * Colorado Springs and
Pueblo is only * 25.00.
Tickets to Salt J > ako and return , good
for 00 days , are .also on sale at Iho low
ralo of $55.00.
The best train for Denver is the Bur
lington's 4:10 : p. in. vestibule express.
City ticket ollico , 122,5 Farnum street
W. F. VAILL , agent.
J. Marks sells Union soap.
Now , and rare drugs. Sherman & Me
Council loltt Dodge , 3d door west P. O
W. T. Seaman,5- wagons und carriages
Ilneniiijimeiit Grund Pantile.
Tuesday , Jure 14 , 1S92. J Decorate
yourJbuilding.B Flags und-nll kinds of
bunting at Mnx'Moyor & Qa.fs.
Nutlanhl J2lucatloiml Ansoclntlon K\cnr < Ion
July 4-10 , the Burlington route will
soil round trip tickets to Saratoga , N.
Y. , nt ono fair plus $2.00. Tickets are
good to return until September 1.
Special Pullman sleepers will leave
Omaha on July 9 and will run througn
to Saratoga without Change.
The low rates of furo referred lo above ,
the through cur facilities at the dis
posal of Iruvolers by the Burlington
route , and the delightful beiibon of the
year combine to make ibis an une
qualled opportunity ot visiting the oasl.
For furlhor information apply lo W.
F. Vaill. city ticket agent , 1223 Farnam
street , Omaha.
Bunting und all the lalost decorations.
Max Meyer & Co.
lliiir Fnro to Now York.
For the national convention , Y. P. S.
C. E. , the Burlington route wijl on July
4 , 5 and 0 sell round trip tickets to Now
York at half rates.
The bulk of Chrislian Endoavorors
live south of the Platte river and will
use the Burlington route to the conven
tion.
tion.Tho
The benefit of the reduced rates re
ferred to Is open to the general public.
Buggugo checked direct from resl-
donee through to destination.
For information regarding regular
and special trains- through sleepers to
Now York , fares , etc. , apply lo W. F.
Valll , cily ticket agent , 1223 Fariiam
street , Omaha.
A. II. Daublo sells Union soap.
Seeing Is bololvlng , nnd wo will make
rates to suit you at The Howard. Como
und see what wo Imvo and got our now
rates. S. E. cor. 10th and Howard sts.
A. Peterson & Co. sell Union soap.
Y. 1 * . K. C. i : . to Now A'ork In July.
If your tickets road from Chicago via
the Lake Shore route
You can pass ever Iho only all-rail
line between Chicago und Now Yoi k.
You can slop at Niagara Fulls cither
going or rolurning.
You can slop ; at Chautuuqua on the
return trip.
You can make"tho Irip ono way be
tween Albany land Now York on the
fumous Hudson river bouts.
You cun stop'nt Albany on Iho rolurn
for n sldo trip to Saratoga , where the
National Educational association will
moot
You nro landed in Now York City
( without ferry transfer ) at the Grand
Central slallonj Forty-second street ,
within ton initiates walk from Madison
Squnro garden and all the principal
hotels. Tickets i vill bo on Bale from
Chicago July 5U , and 7 , 81ROO for round
trip. For full'information or reserva
tions , which cann bo mudo ut any tlmo ,
address as bolowt
Tourist tlckots lo the various eastern
resorts nro uleo now on sale , a list of
which will bo furnlshud on application.
B. P. IIUJU'HUKY. T. P. A. ,
727 Main street , Kansas City.
C. 1C. WlUiKlt , W. P. A. , Chicago.
W. R. Bennett Co. so',1 Union soap.
Now I'rnino Moulillncii.
Late dcslngs. A. Hospe , Douglas st.
Unit Ilnten t Chit-ago
Via the Northwestern line , Juno 17th ,
18th und 10th , good llll July (1th ( , inclu
sive. The Jiicksonlun club , guests and
friends from the entire stulo leave Oma
ha via above line on a special Iraln Sun-
dap. Juno lOlh , 7 p. in. , for the demo
cratic convention.
The rate 1s open to the general public.
Call quick for berths at 1401 Farnum
street.
G' . F. WKST , R R. RITCHIK ,
0. P. & T. A. General agent ,
NEBRASKA CENTRAL R'Y ' CO
Don't Accept Faho Statements of Inter
ested Parties , but Investigate for
Yourself ,
VOTERS READ ! VOTERS READ !
Iu You Know AVlnit tlio NclirnnUa Con-
tin ! Jtnllroml 1'ruptMi ! * ? u7
Well Then , Kciul
This.
It proposes to buy eight blocks of
ground botwoo i Fifteenth and Eleventh
utretsls , and California and Chicago
slrecls , except small fractions of blocks
27 , 28 and SS. Compare this with the
grounds occupied by the three railroads
at Fifteenth nnd Webster. You will find
it double Iho sine. It can accommodate
at least twelve railroads. What noxt'i1
To.bulld 100 miles of railway east of
the Missouri river.
What for ?
To bring Into Omaha a number of rail
roads not now doing business thoto.
How much does Iho Nebraska Central
got to aid it in buying this largo track
of ground and building this 100 miles of
railroad.
3100,000.
What linen of rnll-vny are there with
in easy roach of Omaha that may bo
brought in by this Iowa line ?
The Illinois Central.
The Wluona & Southwestern.
The Minneapolis it St. Louis.
The Chicago , St. Paul & Kansas City.
The Chicago. Fort Madison & DCS
Molncs.
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fo.
The Baltimore & Ohio.
The Ohio & Mississippi.
The Keokuk & Western.
The Quincv , Omaha & Kansas City.
The Iowa Central.
When will they get this $100,000.00 ?
Not until they purchase the depot
grounds and have completed the con-
Etruclion of the Iowa road nud con
nected it with two or moru of these
roads.
Can they occupy the torrilory nnd
keep these roads out of OmnlmV
No. By the terms of their proposi
tion they must allow every ono of thorn
to run both their passenger and freight
trains over this road into the city of
Omaha.
Can they charge thorn nn oxhorbitant
price for the use ol these tracks ?
No.
No.Why
Why not ?
Because the proposilion provides that
if they cannot agree , three of your dis
trict judges shall llx the rental to bo
paid.When
When does this provision lake ofToct ?
Road the proposition ; you will sco
that it takes eiTect immediately and not
at the end of live years , as the "enemy"
persist in charging.
Is $100,000 a largo sum to bo paid to
secure these agreements ?
Would you prefer to have ono railroad
occupy this territory , keeping the others
out , and enter the city of Omaha and
nuying only butllcicnt ground for its own
use ?
Would it not bo worth $100,000 to PO-
cure the entrance of any two of these
roads ?
Carefully consider these three ques
tions nnd answer them for yourselves on
the Kith ol June.
What next does the Nebraska Central
propose ?
To build a doublo-trnclc railroad
bridge across the Missouri river.
Where ?
Up at Florence , or opposite East
Omaha , or do\yn at Child's Mills , or at
some other point to benefit some par
ticular locality , or to further sonu real
estate speculation , or whore it cuii bo
put in the cheapest. No.
Well , then , where ?
At the foot of Cass street , opposite the
center of Iho city , just as near to the
present wagon bridge as the act of con
gress will permit.
Is this a single track bridge ?
No. It is a double track bridgo.
How many roads would a single track
bridge accommodate ?
At least three , but probably not moro
than livo.
How much is paid to aid in building
this bridge making it double tracic in
stead of single track , so that a largo
number of roads can got in over it ?
$2.50,000.
When are these bonds to bo deliv
ered ?
Not until the bridge is completed.
How does the Nebraska Central got
from its bridge across the Union Pacific
shop grounds ?
By an elevated double tracked via
duct.
Does It disturb the buildings or tracks
of the Union Pacific railroad to cllcct
this crossing.
No. It does not disturb a single tracker
or building.
How uoes it support this elevated via
duct ?
By piers which have been carefully
loca'tod by actual survey between exist
ing tracks and buildings.
Will this prevent the Union Pacific
from building Us boiler shop ?
No. Why ?
Because it has plenty of room elsewhere -
whore within its grounds , not only for
the proposed boiler shop , but for u largo
number of other buildings.
Did the Union Pacific stake out ils
boiler shop and inland lo build It upon
block ! 10 in accordance with its applica
tion for a building permit ?
No , but across Cuss slrcot , in the way
of the Nebraska Central.
What next does the Nobtaska Central
propose lo do ?
To build a line of railroad to South
Omaha and a branch line from u point
on this main line near Lctvvonworth and
Fortieth strcelH lo 'the Little Papllllon
In sec. 2" > , twp. 15 , range 12 , in Douglas
county , and also a branch line from a
point on the main line near Fourteenth
and IzurU slrools northerly lo Grace
slrcot.
Are these lines lo bo single Irack ?
The ono wosl IP , bul the ono north is
to bo double truck.
Are those lines to bo run on Iho sur
face and across all Iho railroad trucks ,
slrcot'ci.r lines and public slreoln at
grade ?
No. The main line is lo run overhead
from llth and Cass streets until it has
reached a point south of Cuming slroot
and west of 24lh street
How irnny streols does It Uion cross at
grade before it reaches Lou von worth
bt OBt ?
Only four , because when ll readies
California street it is low enough to pass
underneath that street and all succeed
ing stroelB north of Leavonworth street
Does it cut through Iho Farnam street
hill and ruin that beautiful residence
dislrlcl ?
No. When It roaches Dodge slreot it
onlora a tunnel which extends to a
point two blocks north of Leaven worth
street.
How long la the tunnel ?
Two thousand foot.
IB it single truc'tod ?
No. It is double tracked.
Why do they go lo Iho enormous ex
panse of making this tunnel- double
tracked ?
So that A largo number of roads can
uio It and transact uii uullwUod amount
ot business without accidents and annoy
ing delays.
Where do tlioy cross Loavonworth
Street ?
Within a low feet of the point at
which the Belt line now crosses It on
grade.
How do they got to South Omaha
from this point ?
By paralleling the Bolt line-
Is the line from 1-Uli and Izard north
nn elevated line ?
It Is .intll it has crossed the railroad
tracks and Nicholas street ( which is the
only Important thoroughfare ) , and then
it drops down to the surface , connecting
with the various railroads entering the
city from the north.
\V hat is this line for ?
To onnblo the railroad companies en
tering Omaha from the east to reach
the level plateau lying north ot Nicholas
and cast of Fifteenth , to tocuro shop
grounds , yardage , etc. , and to reach
East Omaha , and those entering Omaha
from the north to reach the union depot
and terminal grounds of the Nebraska
Central Railway company at Fifteenth
and Chicago streets.
What Is the line lo llio Lllllo Papll
llon crock for ?
To allow eastern railroads entering
Omaha over the Nebraska Central
bridge to build out of Omaha , Into the
state of Nebraska.
How much is the Nebraska Central to
receive for building thos lines ?
Two humi-od ! and fifty thousand
dollars , but not until the lines are com
pleted.
Can the Nebraska Central railway
keep the other railroads from crossing
its bridge and using its lines for live
years , as cluuged by the enemy ?
No. 'Iho pioposltlon provides that
they shall bo allowed to run their loco
motives , passenger and freight trains
over the bridge , and over all those Hues
on fair and equal term" , and upon Iho
payment of just and reasonable com
pensation , and if they cannot agree the
arbitrators shall have power lo decide
what is jiul , fair and reasonable , and
enforce their decisions. This- provision
also takes olTcot immcdlaioly.
What next docs Iho Nebraska Central
propose ?
To build a union depot to cost $100-
000.00 , which shall bo in keeping with
the oilier publio buildings of Iho city of
Omaha and largo enough lo accommo-
da to all lailrniuls which inn.v ilmlrn In
use It
Where is it located ?
At the corner of loth and Chicago ,
opopslto JolToison square , and within
three blocks of your postolllco building.
How does this location suit you ?
Don't you want a Union depot which
you will not bo ashamed to have your
friends enter when they come to Omaha ?
Do you think the building of this
depot would stop the building of the
ono at Tenth street ? Would it not
rather hasten it ?
Don't you think it would bo to the advantage -
vantage of the city to Imvo two union
depots , BO that strangers would have an
opportunity to sco something of the
central part of the city ?
How much docs Iho Nebraska Central
got for this improvement ?
8160,000.00.
When ?
Not until the depot is completed and
the Nebraska Central and at least one
other railway are actually using it.
After twenty years of waiting arc you
not willing to devote this sum for this
magnificent improvement if you are not
to pay for the same until you actually
secure it ?
Is this depot and the depot tracks fifty
feet up in the air , as it has been repre
sented by the enemy ?
No. The depot and all of the tracks
on the depot grounds are on trade.
Have wo ottered you too many things
at once ?
Is there any part of it you don't want ?
Is there any part of it unnecessary ?
If we build a bridge only , do you
think that other railroads would como
in and build everything else without
subsidies ?
Wo thought so once , but found that
they would not como in unless they could
Bfccuro depot facilities and good connec
tions with South Omaha , whore the
most important freight business is to bo
secured.
Do you think the aggregate ( $750,000) )
is a very largo sum to give for these im
portant improvements ?
"Perhaps it is , but you may know that
the Union block Yards company in the
last seven years has given away much
moro than this amount lo secure the
location at Soutli Omaha of the various
packing houses now there , and recently
offered almost half of the above sum to
secure the location of ono additional
house , knowing that by doing so it
would increase its business for nil time
and soon got back In extra profits
through increased business the enor
mous outlay.
What has done more to promote the
growth and prosperity of Omaha than
the liberal policy pursued by the Stock
Yards company ?
If Iho enemy lolls you that our plans
are not properly drawn and that the
schema is not feasible , toll him that the
plans huvo been examined by some of
the most omlnont engineers in the
Unilod States and the arrangement pro
nounced to bo first-class In every
respect
If ho tells you Hint our route through
the city ruins a largo amount of pro
perty , please examine the route your
self and you will bo surprised to learn
how devoid of trulh this is and how
many hundreds moro in number would
bo injured bv any other route which
could bo solcctcd inside of Iho Belt rail
way.
If ho tells you lhat the road should
run on the surface , toll him that ho is
behind the limes ; that the important
cities of the counlry are compelling
Iho railroads lo elevate or depress
their tracks ; ack him how ho would devise -
vise a scheme llial would inlorforo so
little with the use of Iho public sit cola
for other purposes UR Iho plan which is
described , auk him why ihis line should
bo pushed away from in front of the man
whoso property has become valuable by
the upbuilding of the outlaying districts
and placed in front of the homos of a
much larger number of poorer people and
across all the public streets on grade. If
lie criticises us bocauao wo failed in this
enterprise ( it was not planned on a scale
broad enough to bo Indepondcnl , and
bccauto ) before , toll him llial we fatted
because the other enemy ( which ho
probably represents ) , secured the only
railroads which were at that time Book
ing an onlrnnco to Omaha , and don't
forgot that nothing but Iho Hlrong arm
of the law has boon able to make thorn
stand bv their agreement
If ho will not listou to reason , prick
him and aeo if you huvo not lapped a
man whoso personal Interests ni'6 Jit
slake ollher financially or politically , or
ono who Is "agin nil taxation and imbllo
improvements of every eliar'nctcr. ' "
A few things to remember.
NO BONUS ARK TO BK DELIV
ERED UNTIL Til K IMPROVEMENTS
FOR WHICH THEY ARE GIVEN
ARE COMPLETED.
The pioposltlon must bj ratified by
the Nobtaska Central within forlyflvo
davs nftor the election.
Work must begin before May 1 , 1803 ,
and continuous progress made , and must ,
not stop for u period exceeding ninety
days , before at least $2,000,000 has beeu
expended ; $ " > 00,000 must bo expended
within the first nliio months upon actual
conslrucllon , not including the cost ot
real ostale or right of way.
If any ono of these conditions is violated
lated all Iho subsidies are \ty \ Iho term *
of thu proposilion forfolleu.
The bonds are to ho placed In trust ,
but do not become an indebted ness of tho.
clly or councty unlll they are delivered
by the trustee , who can only deliver
thorn upon the order of the mayor and
city council and board of county com
missioner ? , and all coupons are to bo re
moved before delivery.
Tills is an Omaha enterprise , pro
jected by Omaha men , but the public
interests are so well protected that no
mailer who may own It in the future ,
the city and county cannot bo deprived
of the benefits which they have boon
promised.
Please read lion. John D. Howo'a
lollor In nnolhor column and sco what
a man who is thoroughly familiar with
conditions contained in Iho proposition ,
and who has the Interests of the publl
at heart , thinks of this matlor.
Also plcnso read Iho resolulions
passed by Iho Real Eslulo Owners asso
ciation , the Manufacturers and Con
sumers association and Iho South
Omalu : Live Stock exchange and see
what the shippers think of the project
If you feel that the maximum rate
should huvo boon inserted , road Mr.
Dumoni's lollcr of Juno 0 , which ap
pears in another calumn.
If you think the bridge rate is of any
great importance , read Mr. Dtimontr
next letter , which will appear In Tills
Br.K and World-Herald within a few
days , and which is crowded jut of Tim
today for lack of space.
If vou feel that the man who are back
of this projnctaro not in earnest or huvo
not the ability to carry it out , watch the
dully papers for information on thi §
point.
If you think this Is a Union Pacific
deal , see if you cun harmonl/o the terms
of the proposition with the well known
policy of the Union Pacific , which aims
ut keeping the railroads out of this city
and out of Iho territory west of the Mis
souri river.
If you think tills is a scheme to got
these subsidies und by blackmail secure
train the enemies of the project a con
sideration for allowing the mailer lo
drop , look ever the list of names of
these conncetod with the enterprise
which has been heretofore published
and which will bo published again
before election day with a number ot
new names included , and see whether
you believe them capable of such a.
dastardly transaction.
If you are still disposed to vote against
the bonds because of bomo personal
fooling against some mombar of the
company or seine conflicting inter ,
cst , pletiso think twice before you
help to deprive your neighbors und
friends of the possibility of securing
Ibis great addition lo the railroad fa
cilities of this city , county and stale ,
und consider carefully whether the
benefits to you personally will not out
weigh all considerations.
VOTE FOR PROGRESS. DEVELOP
MENT AND PROSPERITY.
VOTE FOR THE BONDS.
VOTE FORTHEBpNDS.
The Nittloiml Doniocrntln Convention.
On the occasion of the democratic con
vention at Chicago Juno 21 , 18)1 ! ) > , it is
earnestly desired that the great state of
Nebraska may bo well represented and
tuko a prominent position at the na
tional gathering of democrats from nil
the states in the union. To Ihls end , in
order that the Nebraska democracy may
probont a strong und imposing front , the
J\ekbonian : club extends u cordial invita
tion to all democrats to unilo with the
club In attending the convention. Wo
huvo chartered u special train on the
Union Pacific and Chicago & North
western railways , to leave Omaha Sun *
duy , Juno 10 , at 4 p. m. , arriving at
Chicago the next morning at 8 o'clock.
Wo have arranged at Chicago with thir
Sherman House , Atlantic und Midland
Hotels for exclusive Nebraska head
quarters. Wo have accomodations for
SOO people at reduced r.itcs.
Another delegation of our club nnd
friends will leave Omaha , via the sumo
lines , Monday , Juno 20 , at 7 p. m. and
will bo mat In the Chicago depot by the
club reception committee and escorted
lo our headquarters. Railroad lickots
nro half furo , und will bo Hold Juno 10 to
20 , good returning until July (1 ( inclusive.
Buv your ticket ut your homo , direct
through to Chicago via above lines.
A largo number of prominent demo
crats throughout Nebraska and Iowa ,
huvo already written us for uccommoda-
lions , und in order that wo may bo ublo
to provide all with ample and comfort
able railway and holol uccommocations
wo desire that you notify us of your in
tentions at the earliest duto possible.
Address all communications to S. R.
Rush , 111 ! ) Now York Lifo building ,
Omaha , Nob. Respectfully ,
GKO. V. HINKS , President.
S. R. RUSH. Secretary.
Y. 1' . 8. C. K.
At Noiv YorU , July 7 to 10 ,
The official roulo to Now York for tha
Nebraska delegation is via the Union *
Pacific , the -Chicago & Northwestern ,
the Lnko Shore & Michigan Southern
and the Now York Central und Hudson
River R. R. Through chair cars und
sleepers , u short Htop in Chicago If de
sired , a vlow of majeslU : Niagtiru Fulls
and trip along the lovely Hudson by
daylight tire but a few of the udvnntugoit
ollorcd by * the official routo. Tickets atone
ono faro lor the round trip. For addi
tional information or accommodation ov
the olliclul trulu apply lo
II. P. Dl'.UKT , , |
City ticket agent ,
1302 Farnam Hlreot , Omaha ,
inr.n.
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