8 THE OMAHA DAILY 11 BE : - , SATUHDAV , JUNE L 13 ,
JOBS FOR A , P , A , WATCH DOCS
Janitors in the Public Sc'icoh Must Eo
Members of the Order.
SOME INSTANCES OF RANK INJU5TC :
Ilimril iif IMiinitliinVlngur the Orgnii ru-
tliiii I'm * IK T ml * Into riiftllluni
tthrrn Ihvy Mny Act
in * > | ili'i.
the pot-ru'lllng advisers of the
Hoard of IMticatloncro compelled to stir
render to the demands of the better element
of cltlrena In regard to the selection ol
teachers for tlic coming year , It Is beginning
to appear tl nt thuy took some meager sails'
faction In ttulr defeat by garnering a few
fralps among tlic janitor ? .
During the past two ycara the curbstone
element 1ms succeeded In organizing a con-
sl'lenib ' ! " force of political workers of thuh
own ttripe among the Janitors In the public
schools nml at every available opportunlt )
they have created vacancies which \\erc flllei
with men who could bo used for polltlca
ends. The result Is that a largo number o
the Janitors draw their salaries moro foi
tltelr political services than on account of an ;
ctllc'lcncy In their nlllclal capacities. It I
cl.tltncd by some of the teachers that thesi
Janitors are expected to net as spies on tin
to tellers In their respective buildups and ti
r.eport to the American Protective assoclatloi
protectorate uny remarks or actions that cat
br used as capital ngilnst uachers who an
not acceptable to the order.
While the membcrb of the board were In
vnlved In a lively controversy over the at
tempted dl mlssal of certain teachcts , whos
only fault was the opposition of tin
dfrvlshes , the American Protective assocla
lion pluggers succeeded In p lying a fcv
political debts and In getting rid of one o
two janitors whom they had not been obi
to coerce. One of these v\as W. C. Liu ton
who has been the Janitor at the Long anne
for the past two yeirs During this perloi
Mr. Law ton had given the best of satlsfac
tlou to the principal and teachers , who ur
much dissatisfied with the change. Tli
mi'inbers of the committee oil heating am
ventilation , by whom the change was rccom
mended , refuse to give any reason for thel
action , beyond the statement that they be
lleved that n change would be benetlclal.
LIKUD 11V THE THAC'IinKS.
Superintendent Danker says that Mr. Law
ton had always done good work. The enl ;
objection tluU ho nad ever heard made t
him was that ho was rather old , and wa
apt to bo easily rattled on that account. Th
principal and teachers of the school unit
In dtclarlng that Mr. Law ton Ind alway
been a most exemplary Janitor , and they ar
not backward In saving that the chang
was made agilnst their recommendatloi
They say tli it Liwton was one of Hie mos
honcbt and conscientious men tSiey 1m
evtr known , and that In addition to beln
accommodating and faithful In thu dl&charx
of his duties he commanded to a icniarli
able degree the respect ot the pupils of tli
school.
When Mr Law ton was seen by a reporti
ho was pumping a wheel down Twenty-lift
street wit'a a zest and evident enjoymei
that effectually disposed of the assertion tin
he was too old to bo a good janitor. He Is
man something over 60 years old , but n
nmrkably well preset ved , and more actlv
and energetic than the average man In tl ;
prime of life He could not assign tli
slightest reason for his dismissal. He kne
that the principal and teachers had spoke
most highly of him , and tSiat no complain !
In regard to his work had over been mail
to his knowledge
Chairman Uindhauer of the committee c
heating and ventilation , bald yesterde
that the members of the committee he
rt commended the dlbmls > al of Mr. Lawtc
simply because they thought a change wou
be advisable. When interrogated HS to win
fault had been found with Mr. Lawton , 1
refused to make any explanation beyond w In
was contained In hlb first remark. He ai
milled , however , that It was the usual cu
torn to consult the vvlbhes of the prlnclp
and teachers In the selection of janitors.
SUCCESSOR IS A REASON.
Although It is Impossible to ascertain tl
causes of Mr. Lawton's retirement , tl
identity of his successor throws some llgl
on the mybtety This Is D. T. Kroh , wl
has been for some time past a laborer In tl
employ of the board. Hut It Is claimed tli
Mr. Kroh's energies have been moie large
given to promoting the schemes of the po
rustlers than to the legitimate purposes
his employment He Is one of the clioai
ones whom the American Protective associ
tlon protectorate has taken under Its prote
tlon and has been rewarded for his pa
fealty by a better Job.
Another case Is that of Mrs. Mary M
Causland. who was dismissed from tl
janltorship of the Fort Omaha school
make room for Mrs. Helen Gulnotte. Mi
McCausland had been Janitor of the Fo
Omaha school over since It was establlshe
She Is a widow with two children and tl
$25 per month that she received from tl
school board was her chief suppoi
During her five years of service si
had given the best ot satisfaction and evi
now It Is admitted by the members of tl
committee , at whose Instance she was dl
charged , that there was no fault to be fem
with her work They assert that tin
thought that Mrs ( luinnttc needed tl
salary more than Mrs. McCausland. This ve
Illmsy explanation Is the best excuse th
lias been manufactured to support the actli
of the board In this case. It may be me
tloncd , Incidentally , of course , that on t
petition which Mrs. McCau land submltt
for re-election the word "Ireland" w
wiltten In the bpace which was left for t ;
designation of her nativity. For FOI
reason most of the names which were e
dorsed on her application were of Irish e
traction , while those which ornamented t
application of hnr opponent were of the o
poslte chaiacter.
Delicious biscuit made with Dr. I'rlei
Baking Powder are nevei out of favor.
WORKING AMONG THE LOWI/
Young Women from Fubor Cnlieco TrtV
Up Their Abuilu Upon tin ) liolloini.
Hattle Fleming , Anna Brooks and An
Bernard of Tabor college. Iowa , arrived
the city Thursday and took up their abe
In the Chapel of the Carpenter on Sou
Third street.
These young women and one or two otlit
of the same college will remain about thr
weeks , when they will be relieved by oth
yuung wometi of that colUge.
The object of the visit is to Institute
"college tettiement" down In the botton
The work of the young women will cons
chiefly of bringing together the Inhabltar
of that put of the city In a social , moi
and friendly manner. 'rhey will ma
cills among the different homes , Icavl
flowers and kind words They will strl
to create a feel ng among the Inhabitai
tending to elevate them toward a Christ !
standard. They will inaugurate a sewl
bchool for the little gtrU. to which they w
receive all who wls.li to avail themselves
the opportunlt es offered A class In Unit
States history will be opened for the sin
boys , In winch a thorough course vv.Il
given. The young woman will hold eh
drea's services every Wednesday afterno
at the Chapel of the Carpenter , at whl
meetings classes will be formed and t
blblo taught.
Another featur ? of the organization Is t
"lolly Girls' Club , " the object of which 1
not been fully decided upon as yet. but p. .
tains chlelly to amusements , outings , etc. ,
bo held during the vacation.
The young women will be assisted In tin
work while In thr city by Rev AIPiid
Irvine , who has tendered them the us °
om of his two cottages , lu which to condi
their school * and inaUr their home. A mi
bor of young men of Omaha will be gut :
ot the srtiool , an.l aitltt in the camping c
and ether ways ot recreation during th <
stay In the city.
Aclil t'liuiplmln ArtD
Because they cost less. many tubstltti
ire offered , wme ot which are dangerous' , a
none of which will produce the same effect
the genuine Inflft upon having "Ho
ford's" whether buying .t bet Ic of Acid Phi
phate , or "phosphate"Jii a s\n \ of soda
Imminuel Uaptlwt ladles give t grand d
ner sod nipper at V , M. C. A building S ,
IIAYIIIN : into,1. < IKIATH : VIUIAINSAI.I- :
I'nr Siiturilny nml All Nrit World
WASHAIILK BARGAINS TOR SATURDAY
Staple apron check ginghams , 2Hc yard.
Summer styles In good prints , 3'-ic ,
Light shirting prints. 3Hc.
Staple mourning prints. 4'4c.
Dress ginghams , light and dark , the 10 <
quality , for Saturday 4'4c.
Scotch lawn colors warranted , Cc yard.
finest qual ty soft finish percales , lOc yard
Pliiucs In light or dark figured or striped
perfect colors , lOe.
Saturday evening after 7 30 we will sell-
3r > c colored luce and dotted Swisses fcr 15c
a yard , cue pattern only to a customer.
SHIFTING SAWS.
Ixiwegt prices ever heard of.
Yard wide blenched muslin , 3'4c.
Yard wide Anchor brand , lie.
42-Inch bleached sheeting , 7'4c ; 45-lncl
bleached , He , 6-1 bleached , inc , S-l bleached
lie , 0-4 bleached , K.c , 10-4 unbleached sheet
Ing , liie ; canton flannel 3'fcc and fie ; shirt
Ing. So , So and best for 10c ; tick ng at nl
prices.DRKSS
DRKSS GOODS. DRHSS GOODS.
Compare these prices with anything eve
quoted In Omaha and If you can beat then
take ours for nothing.
32-Inch nil wool challle , dark colors , 12Hc
32-Inch wool challle , regular 29c cloth , lOc
32-Inch best make of challlo In the world
25c.
25c.40Inch
40-Inch all wool serge , regular D9c goods
due and black. 2f > c
46-Inch nil wool storm serge , regular 75
tlallty , 39c.
44-Inch wool grenadine , blnck , GOc goods
NOTION BARGAINS.
2 pickages pins 2 good thimbles or 2 pair
or ° 3t laces for Ic.
200 yards machine thread , 2c spool ,
2 dozen nursery pin" , 3c.
Look , t packages needles , 14 darning nee
lies , live hat and veil pins and SO pins In boi
ntlre lot for Be.
600 new belts with large figured meta
mckles your choice lOc ; buckle alone wort :
25c.
25c.Big
Big Job lot new fancy mirrors only lOc.
Special safe on ladles' ties.
Chcip books , 3,000 new novels , your cholc
Be All by popular authors such as Dick
ens , Mirvel , Collins , etc.
12 envelopes or 12 sheets paper Ic ; pear
nittons 2'ic per dozen.
GROCKRinS.
You can'i afford to ml" tills.
G pounds gopd raisins , 25c.
8 pounds dried grapes , 25c.
Good rice , 4 pounds for 2fie.
3-pound can table peaches , 12 ic.
3-pound can California pears , 12'c. .
3-pound can Golden Drop plums , 12 > < .c.
3-pound can Kgg plums , 12VjC.
3-pound can Snlder's tomato soup , 12 c.
2-pound cans strawberries , raspberrlci
gooseberries , blueberries , 7 c can.
A can of baked beans , fie.
Prunes , former price lOc , now 7c.
2-pound can sugar corn Cc.
3-pound can tomatoes , fi' c.
Evaporated cream for Ice cream , can 9c.
Dukes Mixture , 1-pound package with brls
pipe , 2Bc.
TOR TEAS JUST WATCH US.
A good Japan , lOlfec ; choice 25c. .
A good Gunpowder , 194c ; choice , 2Cc.
A good English breakfast , 23c ; choice , 28i
A good Oolong , 23c , choice , 27V&C.
Tea sittings Oe
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
A good Rio 'coffee , la'/fcc.
A golden Rio , 22e.
A fancy Java and Mocha , 2Fic.
High grade Java and Mocha , 27I/4e.
Bruken Java and Mocha at Oc and 1 (
pound.
Saturday will be a real live bargiln day I
llaydens' basement.
Nice fres'i b'ltter 9c and lie.
Best country butter made , 12Vic.
Our Hpearator creamery at 14c , 16c and 18
Sugar cured No. 1 hams , 9c.
Salt pork , GVjC , 3-pound cans lard , 19
soda and oyetor crackers only Be.
Full creim cheese 7c ; Llmburger dices
4c ; brick cheese , lOc and 12Uc ; large cai
mlmon , ,10c.
HAYDEN BROS .
Leaders In Everything.
Only Kl no to SI. Joseph.
Next Sunday. Excursion train leaves t
union depot at 7 a. in.
Get tickets at the Burlington's city ofllc
1324 Furnam St. , or at the depot.
SHOWN BV THfi ASSESSMENT
Docrruso tn Valuna HM Compared with La
Vour 'Hie I'lgnrrg.
"It may not be worth while to make t
attempt to raise the assessment in some
the wards and precmcts of the county , " sd
Commissioner Stenberg yesterday , wh
the county clerk hand.d him a tabulated li
of the decrease In assessed values of pro
crty In different sections of the county.
While the bubject has not been droppe
It Is quite unllk ly. In view of the small i
suits to be attained , that the Board of Equ :
Nation will consider the plan of raising
sesbinenta in entile precincts as seriously
It did at first. "If South Omaha Is rals
10 per cent on real estate 11 will mean
says Mr. Stenberg , "only $1 000 to th" coun
treasury , whereas It Is $25,000 or 130,000 t
board wants Besides thf attempt Is sure
meet with a great big kick"
"If people would complain of some part't '
lar pieces of land which I could point c
the board could do something , " contlnu
Mr. Stenberg. "I know of one piece of prc
erty assessed at $5,000 which ought to
assessed at $50,000 , at least. Land In tl ;
vicinity has sold as high a $100 a frc
foot Some property In the heart of the ci
has been assessed at one-third less th
last year. "
The Board of Equalization is still heart
complaints It 1 ° having some trouble
adjusting the bank assessments. All t
the National Bank of Commerce have adopt
the board's method of afseosmant , but t
dlffer'nt method of assessment proposed
thrso people makes a difference of about $6
000 In the valuation of the bank property ,
The following tables give the details of t
returns of the assessors , showing the i
creases of valuations In the county and cl
This Includes all property , except the banl
which are treated tcparately , and not yet ;
sessed.
Total decrease of real and personal pn
erty , not Including assessment ot banks ,
the city of Omaha , $2,247 212.
Lands In the city of Omalm were assessi
1S94 , $1,459,410 ; 1885 , $1,303012
Lots In the city nf Omaha were assessi
1894. $15,103.801 ; 1896. tl3.SR7.CC7
Dr Price's llaUIng Powder Is king of
cream tartar brands wholesome and pure
* "
WILL _ &BVTE "A NUISANCE.
Mayor Isuies mi Orilur Against the I'l
iiiituiu < Vrhr itlim.
As July 4 draws near both men and bi
begin the practice of dlschaiglng ( Ire ar
and firecrackers upon the streets In
business and residence portions of the c
at all hours of the day and night. To p
vent this and that the community may
be annoyed Mayor Hem is yetterday aft
noon Usuf an order to the police instrii
Ing the memhriB of the foice to arrest
persons Indulging In this fcollsh practice.
Hats and coikroaehes agree that one f
lunch of St.-arn's Kleclrc Paste Is fatal , 2
l.fldlr * Tun.lull lluili * .
Alto medicated , sulphur , mcicurlal bat
oil ruba , hot milk , perfumed baths ; ma
cure , chiropodist , pedal cure. Wo are p
pared to do all wn agree.
LiaiPi , have your tea nails made to ! <
like diamonds.
One free treatment with every bath.
Special attention to hair dressing.
Idy Bee Building.
The Windsor hotel , 3 blocks from uu
depot. | 1.50 per day. A. R. Heel , oreo
MORSE DRY GOODS CO ,
A New Departure New Goods Now Gro
ceries New Pirces.
GROCERIES IN THE BASEMENT NCV
Ilio I rr lir t mid llot lluttir , MraU inn
l.vcrytlilnt rerunning lo n 1'lrit
llrucrry Store Now
nt Mor c' .
Our new grocery department opens tomor
row and we give away a glat'3 of Ice crenn
soda water wltn every purchase , great o
smalt tn any part of the store.
A can of good corn for Be.
A can of line tomatoes for 5c.
A can of lye for Ic.
Condensed milk only 9e.
A do7en clothespins for Ic.
Three packages of quail oats for 25e.
Three-pound can baked beans for lOc.
A pound can of apricots lor Sc.
A pound of good raisins for Be.
Half-pound can steak ° almon 9c.
Three-pound grated pineapple 12' c.
20-pound best granulated sugar $1.00.
Best coffees 17c nnd up.
A full line of teas at lowest prices.
Smoked meats and butter at all prices.
ICn CHKAM SODAWATRIl FlliK
Hoys' bicycle hose In sires 8' to 10 , 35
goods , Saturday for IBc.
LaJles' fine black ho'e , Hcrmslorff dye
spliced heels , two pairs for 35c ,
Indies' lire Ulchellcu ribbed undervcsts
with taped neck , IBc.
Lidtes' ecru vests , Illchelleu ribbed
crochet neck , three for 2Bc.
Soaps 3c , perfumery 13c.
Special low prices on white satin nm
"hlna silk oarasols.
Special line of belM with silvered buckl
n sale Saturday at 25c
icn CHIAM SODAWATKH FiiBn.
No matter how small your purchase yo
et a glass of Ice cream sodawater free ol
iiturday.
Three cases of men's stockings In black
irown , tan aril London blue , better good
Inn we sold Thursday , all go at IBc.
Fancy shirts , laundered collars nn
tiffs attached , 35c.
60 dozen ail silk ties , nice new goods , IGc
25c suspenders go Saturday at lOc.
Negligee shirts 15c , but not over three t
, customer
Wo will sell none of these goods to dealer
ir peddler' .
S. P. MOUSE DRY GOODS CO ,
Ice Cream Soda Free to Every Customer.
Lii.AND > S OCIJAN IIOUSK.
Nc'U po > , It. I.
The most clmrmljig seaside resort In Amei
ca. You can enjoy bathing , bsat'ng , flshln
and yachting , the cliff walks and ocean drive
are Incomparable. You can engage room
of Charles W. Squires at the Mlllard.
WARRBN P. LELAND , Proprietor.
Our "Bargain floor" Is where a flrst-clas
vehicle can be bought at a third-class prlci
COLUMBUS BUGGY CO. ,
1C08 10-12 Harney street.
li ru'nln .
Bargains In last year's styles and slight !
shop worn vehicles of our celebrated mjk
See them at our repository. 1008-10-42 , Ha
ney street. COLUMBUS BUGGY CO-
( liiittiiiKincii mid ICcturn.
The Missouri Pacific railway will sell rour
trip tickets to Chattanooga at one fare c
June 25 and 20. For tickets and full ii
formation call or address company's olllc
N. E. corner Thirteenth and Farnam , or di
pot , Fifteenth and Webster streo's.
J. 0. PHILLIPPI , THOS. F. GODFREY ,
A. Q. F. & P. A. P. & T. A.
L.AD1KV TUIUUhll I1AT11S.
Six For Five IJollnrik
The manager of the bath and complexlt
parlors at The Bee building has secured tl
services of a trained masseuse for one mont
who , by years of experience and caret ,
study , can by facial massage and medical
vapors , creams and balms , make the old
look young and the young yet more yonthf
all from the remedies nature hersi
teaches. Special attention to hair dressln
A ritnlc for a lioll ir.
The Hayden Bros' employes' plcnl
which takes place at West Point June 23
promises to b ; a very enjoyable affair. Tl
features ot last year will be greatly I
creased by foot ball games , base ball , sai
races and a host of other pleasant pastime
The ride Its'lf to West Point and return f
a dollar Is enough Inducement to g
Tlckaa can be obtained from any employe
Haytleii Bros.
1BO Miles Atone t' ' n MI < Hourl
That Is one of the attractions of ne
Sunday's excursion to St. Joseph.
There are lots of others.
Get tickets they cost $1 50 at the Bt
llngton's city ticket office , 1324 Farnam ser
or at the union depot.
Train leaves at 7 a. m.
Oulck Tlinp from Drnvcr on it Wlicrl.
0. W. Dye , a Denver attorney , a wheelmi
of considerable note , came In from the Col
rado metropolis yesterday on his byl
He left Denver last Sunday morning , and
cnroute to the meeting of the National Whei
men at New York next month.
Ciillfornlii or Text * .
For lowest rates on tickets and best c
commodatlons call on or address E.
Palmer , P. A. Santa Fe Route , Room 1 , Fii
National Bank , Omaha.
Mrx. M llmm I.oieH ll \\ntcli. .
Mrs. M. E. Wilson , while shopping
Thompson & Belden's dry goods house yesti
day morning , was robbed of , or lost , a han
some gold watch and chain.
Delicious results , with least labor , fr (
the baking powder that always works b <
Dr. Price's. _
SPACE FOR SCHOOL EXHIBIT
llnmllworl ; of Onmlin I'uplH to lie Miov
at the Mnto I'll I r.
Secretary Glllan of the Board of Educatl
has been figuring out the amount of bpa
that the exhibit of the Omaha sciicols w
require at the state fair. Ho estimates that t
art department will occupy a bpare of bl\
feet long and ten feet high. The klndi
garten department will fill a space twer
feet long and ten test high , and the mam
tuilntng department will require n spa
thirty feet long. About twenty-five squt
feet additional will bo required for the gt
eral exhibit The phonographs , with vvW
the musical and exerclte work of the schoi
was illustrated at the World's fair , will pn
ably b ° repaired and again brought Ii
requisition for the Omaha festivities.
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U. S. Government officially reports ROYAL fi
THE Powder superior to all others in leavening -
_ $ ing Strength. ( Bulletin 13 , Ag'I Dep't , p. 599. )
Zli & &lSS&i8tt * > 'i ( KiKte ttSttttiK& i
lOt
erct - feriitfh Mutton llrolli.
ct-
all Time , 3',4 hours , C Ibs. neck of mutton , 3
quarts water , 5 oyrrots , C turnips , 2 onions ,
4 tablespoonfuls Scotch barley , a little nail.
rea Soak mutton In water for an hour , cut ult
5c. scrag , and put It In Blew pan with 3 quarts of
water. At soou as It bolls skim well and
then simmer fur I1 , hours. Cut best end of |
hs , mutton li.to cutlets , dividing It with 2 bones
lit In each ; take off nearly'all fat before you :
re- put Into broth , skim the moment meat bolls ,
and every 1U minutes afterwards ; add car-
icli lots , turnips and onions , all cut Into 2 or 3
pieces , then put them Into aoup eoun enough
to be thoroughly dune , etlr In Scotch barley ,
add salt to taste let til itew together for
3'i hours , about U an hour before tending
Ion It to table , put In llttla chopped parsley and
serve.
M'it : t.vi , sntBuT OAK sintvtci :
In Connection with iKrxl Htmdiiy'n IJtcur-
Mon trt-M. .loArplt.
The 24th st. Pnfk avenue nml rnrnnnt st
lines will be In npnrntlon on Sunday mornIng -
Ing In time to clinblo passengers to connect
with the Burlington' * excursion train for St
Joseph leaving the union depot nt 7 n m.
The excursion vtlll reach Omaha , on the
return Journey , abont midnight nml passen
gers will find n suincUnt number tif cars nt
the depot to transport them to their homes.
mi : int : ) OAK itxci : * .
hprrlnt Tntln Vlit ttio Iliirllngtoii Kotilo
'I tirmlitTi lillie ! ! i1.
Leaves South Omaha 0 n. in , Omaha 0 IB
n. in. Reaches Red Oak In time for dinner.
Tickets only $2 00
The Red Oak meeting promises to be the
most exciting of the year ; { 20,00000 In prizes.
All the famous trotters and pacers of the
country will appear
Get tickets from W. II. Cheek , agent Bur
lington Route South Omalm ; nt the Hurling-
tun city office , 1324 Fnrnnm street , or at the
Omaha nml South Omnha depots.
Two ( Ircitt l.xrtir lmts in llostoti.
Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Ry , one In July nnd one In August. One
fare for the round trip. Stop over nt Niag
ara Falls and Saratoga If de dred , also by-
bo it one way between Albiny nnd New York
nt the option of the passenger. Stop over can
also be made nt Chautanqua on return trip.
Regular Summer Tourist Tickets to the
many delightful mountain , lake and seaside
reports of the east are now on < ale. Com
plete list of routes and rates , with any fur
ther Information desired , will be promptly
furnished on application. B. P Humphrey ,
T. P. A , Kansas City , Mo. C. K. Wllber ,
West. Pass. Agt , Chicago.
The rate Is not the only attractive feature
of next Sunday's excursion to St. Joseph.
l.ou Itiiti-H lo Iti'd ( Ink , lo\r ,
Via the Burlington route , June 23 to 29 , ac
count race meeting at Puctolus park.
Mix- , Robert J , Dlrectum , Hal Pointer and
all the other famous pacers and trotters ol
the country are entered.
The Burlington's 0 BO n m. train from
Omaha arrives nl Red Oak nt noon and n
special train for Council IV.ulfs will leave Red
Oak at 7 p. m , Jtm 25 to 29 , enabling one
to spend practically the whoiu day at Red
Oak and to reac1 * he me the same evening.
Tlckcf and full Information nt 1324 Far
nam street.
A I'mv At
Offered by the Chicago , Milwaukee & St
Paul railway , the short line to Chicago. A
clean train made up and started froir
Omaha. Baggage checked from residence tc
destination. Elegant train service ami
courteous employes Entire train lighted by
electricity and heated by steam , with electric
light In every berth. Finest dining cai
service In the west , with meals served "t
la carte. " The Flyer leaves at C p. in
dally from Union depot.
City ticket Office , 1804 Farnam street. 0
S. Carrier , city ticket agent.
Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday'
MI in in pr Tourist TloniiH vi t the IViibn
Are now on sale ; for folders giving routes
rates , etc. , call at Wabash ofilce , 141S Far
nam street.
Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday
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denting O it.
The Buckeye Buggy company ore closlui
out Its stock at Fifteenth and Howard. J
stock In every way finer In quality and styli
than has ever been shown In Nebraska
Dealers and city liuytrs will save from Z
to 50 per cent on any prices ever made 01
so-called closing out sales ot the past. Thi
sale lasts only a few days. Mr. L C. Hill
formerly of this city , U In charge. Pros
pectlvc buyers should call at once.
Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday
* -
ItnpOHfllh'e to l/iv In I'liln. omitry
Without hearing about the Northwester )
Una's evening "Chicago Limited. " for peopl
WILL talk about its conveniences , tasteful
ness and comprehensive up-to-dateness
Omaha , 545 p. m. ; Chicago , 8IB a. m. Ves
tlbuled sleeping cars , chair cars , a la cart
dinners , Pllutsch gas , EVERYTHING. N
extra cost.
Other Northwestern trains nt 11 05 a. ir
and 4 p. m. . dally. Want your trunk checke
at home ?
City ticket office , 1401 Farnam street.
Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday
hplrlt l.ntic , Splilt l.ukf , wp'rU I.iU : < i.
Through sleeper via the Northwestern Llm
commencing June 28 , ieavcs dally for Splrl
Lake at 0 10 p. m. from Webster street depo
The lake Is the same , accommodations a 111
tie better , f.re a little lower C ty offlca , 140
Farnam stieet Depot IBth and Webste
streets. J. R. BUCHANAN , G. P. A.
ntmi.iNO'ioN itourrc
ixciirftlon : tost. , Iosepli huntl ty , .Juno 21
Train Itaves union depot , Omaha , at
a. m.
Round trip tickets only $1 50.
Call at the city t cket olfice of the Bui
llngton Route and get full Information.
Are you going to St. Jobeph next Sunday
' rrt'k t m/'Mi * Will UP I'lthl.
SOUTH M'ALUSTER. I. T. , Juno 21. T5
Creek supreme court has decided that tli
recent call of a session council , being calk
for the specific purpose of adjusting the roll
had no power to pass an act suspending tl :
chief , treasurer and auditor , and these oil
cers are still In office. The decision of tl
supreme court being that payment be r
longer tied up , Treasurer Grayson continue
work on the rolls , and expects to begin pa ;
ment about July 1. There will be about 13B (
enrolled citizens , and the per capita will I
about $14 per head.
Forty years of viluable seivlce as n whol
some food producer proclaims the worth <
Dr. Price's Baking Powder.
Ilotcomli lliinfiict | Arr.iiiRoinnntH ,
[ Arrangements for the banquet to Govern )
Holcomb have been completed. The date h :
been changed to Friday evening next , li
stead of Thursday. Kx-Senator Mandersc
will deliver the address of welcome an
Governor Holcomb will respond. Othi
speakers will be Henry Kstabrook , John (
Watson , M. S Harwood and Judge Uobli
son. Plates will be $5 each , and the invlti
tlons will be Itsued Monday They will 1
restricted exclusively to membTS of the clu
Lot ( iintmm for it swrr.
At a meeting of the Board of Public Worl
J yesterday a contract for the construction <
a sewer to run from Spauldlng to Spragt
street on Twenty-fourth , and on Spragt
from Twenty-fourth to the alley west i
Twenty-fifth , was twarded to John F Dall ;
A Ejieclal meeting will be held Monday <
Tuesday to consider the settlement of tl
$13,000 claim of the Barber Asphalt compai
for btreet repairs In 1891.
Urollril ' ult hiiliuon or Oilixr hall l'l h. |
Soak salmon In tepid or cold water 21
hourb , changing water bevural times , or let
bland under faucet of running water. If in
a hurry or desiring a vury salt relish , It may
do to noaU short time having water warm ,
and changing , parboiling Hllghtly. At the
hour wanted , broil Hharply. Season to suit'
Uiite , covering with butter This receipt will
answer for all kinds ot salt find. ( For Sal
man Sauce see SauccH )
rpito hiturr *
Set on fire H pint water. 1 cupful sugar ;
boll twenty mlnuttB , remove from fire aid
add 1 tea-spoonful each Royal ExtractClov it
and ( linger
llriillfil tu Muekvrrl
Freshen by soaking It over night in water ,
1 taking varc that the > Uu lies uppvrmuiit. lu
HtlJ. TK r I JKCT1UA LA\T \
Content front the Tiilril lllninK District
\\lll Ktlitti l li it rrrrft.-nt.
WASHINGTON. June 21 The contested
election ( Jusp of Bolluiap ngnln't McGnnn
from the Third congressional district of
Illinois i& expected by the ofilclnls of the
house to afford a test of the election laws
prescribing tho. time In which contest testi
mony may bo taken. It appears that the
testimony In this ca. c U now being taken
whcrfflB nccordlnir to the law which has
heretofore been recognize 1 as controlling In
ouch matters the time when It could lie
properly taken expired more than a month
ngo. The statutes allow the contestant thirty
dnys after the declaration of the result In
which to prepare and bcrvo notice of his In
tention to contest , nnd the eontesteo the
same length of time In whlt-U to make
nmvver. After thnt ninety dnys nrt ? given In
which to tnko testimony. This gives live
month ? , nil told , for the proceeding The
records In the ollleo of the clerk of the house
show tint the result of the lust congressional
election was officially announced on the Kill
of December , or more than six months ago.
When the returns of the contest are re
ceived It will lie with the tlcrk to clth.r
open and have them printed as In other
cases w he-re the Inw ha" been complU > d wither
or to refer thorn to the hou e without havltiR
them printed and then with the house to say
what shall bo dnio. The constitution makes
the house the judge ot the qualifications ol
Its own members and It can Ignore the law
[ t fo dlsjosed or modify It. The quest on har
never been testel and the course of the
house- will be followed.with considerable In-
tcrext.
The returns of the election from the Third
district show that McGnnn received IB 3M
and Dclknap 1B.325 votes. Certain ot the
Louisiana cases may preront a somewhat
similar problem In some of the dl'trlcts of
that btate In which there are contests there
Ins been a delay bevond that contemplated
by the law In taking testimony , but the de
lay was the result of an understanding be
tween tl" > parties at lntcre t , a postpone
ment being agreed upon on account of the
prevalence of "mullpov In some of the sec
tion' H war neces'nry to visit In tccurlnp
evidence. St far as It Is known hero Hit-re
was no agreement In the Illinois cise.
G'llINV MAY ItOKIlOW DP AMiillCA :
CnpltitlUtH of the United States Ilitvo n
( hitnrii to .Milltd tlin l.o in.
WASHINGTON , D. C , Juno 21. Officials
of the Chinese legation say that the Ameri
can capitalists who are negotiating In China
to secure n loan of 200,000,000 taels whlcli
China Is a'-out to jay to Japan nro by nc
mei'tis urging a vague or futile suit , and thai
they stand quite as good a chance of scenting
the loan as any other money representatives
Some misapprehension has been created by
a cable statement that China had closed hei
loan In Paris. It Is explained by official1
that this loan Is a subordinate one of 10,000-
000 tacls to cover the surrender of Llio Tunj :
peninsula. As Russia and France prevailed
on Japan to make the surrender , thus yielding
the permanent occupancy at Port Arthur , tin
two countries undertook to guarantee tin
loan of 16,000,000 taels , which reimburse *
her for this partlculir transaction. But the
main Indemnity of 200,000 000 tnels carries nt
guaranty by Russia and France , to which tin
attention of American Investors Is attracted
There Is much Interesting speculation as U
the result of the loan If it Is secured by tin
American parties It Is said that the firs
result vvouU be the shlpniPiit of an unprecedented
cedented amount of silver. But as Chlna'i
bonds are payable In gold , the u Hunts resul
would be to bring back gold for the sllvci
paid to Japan. H Is pointed out al = o tha
the Intfest on the entire loan will not exceei
$5,000,000 annually ; that Chinese customs re
celpts of $23,000,090 will leaJlly meet the In
terest charges nnd provide u sinking fund fo :
the redemp'Ion of the bonds , which wil
probably run for twenty years.
Smln | Hits Muni Countnr fl.ilim.
WASHINGTON , June 21 It Is not Im
probable that an International commission be
tween the United States and Spain will re
suit from the urging of the Mora claln
against Spain. This claim has brought U ]
several others and the situation Is the sami
as that at the time the United States am
Great Britain settled their conlllctlng claim
by the Alabama commission , and Krone
and this country came to an accord by th
commission of 1881 Spain has an offbet ti
the claims for the Invasions of Florida whci
It was a Spanish colony and damages t
Spanish war ships during the civil war Ii
addition to thlb there Is the prospect tha
the Cuban rebellion will rebtilt In furthe
claims. It cannot be learned that negotla
tlons for a commission have ab yet beei
opened ,
! tenru ( > < l Activity In Culii.
WASHINGTON , June 21 No official con
Urination has been secured here of the re
ported capture of General Gomez , commanJer
In-chief of the Cuban Inturgenty. Informa
tlon reaching hero Indicate a combined for
ward movement by all the Spanish forces
The new admiral who has assumed comman
cj fthe fleet Is one of the youngest men i
the service and was chosen with a view t
having his energy replace the more- caution
policy of the old admiral Tne arrival of te
moro squadrons of Spanish cavalry Is also rt
garded as a prelude to a decisive movemen
by the land forces.
< lip' ! ! II llo llt I'Ollllll ( illltr. )
WASHINGTON. June 21. After being 01
since yesterd = y the Howga e jury at 1.30 p n
brought in a verdict of gulliy on each Indlc
ment , one Indictment being for forgeiy , an
j one for falsification of accounts. The Jur
added a recommendation to mercy. An aj
peal on a bill of exceptions has been take
to the district court on appeals and probabl
will come up In September.
Captain Henry Howgate Was charged wit
forgery and embez/Iement from the goven
ment while In the Signal Service bureau.
Conip ling bliito bclionl I.IMVI.
WASHINGTON , June 21. The Bi
reau ot Education Is making a compilation c
the school laws of various states. it wi
yliow that the regulations as to the appolnl
ment ana qualification of teachers and thel
methods ot teaehlng vary greitly In tl
different sections of the country. The eon
pllatlon probibly will be puhlUhed IK-N
autumn , and after publication In the annu :
report of the commissioner of education ma
be Issued In a separate edition of 20,00
copies.
KiiKlund'H ( iiru lo IlKlintriul Sclim.li.
WASHINGTON , June 21 Consul Genen
Collins at London furnUhes the State di
partment with the amounts contributed dui
Ing 1884 by the government of Great Brital
to Industrial and reformatory schools at , fo
lows- Industrial schools , $922B10 , day ii
dustrlal schools , $37,227 , truant schools , $35
707 ; reformatories , $353,041
Killed HU Wife'4 IMrinoiir unit Illinsol
TOLEDO. 0 , June 21 Gut Streamatter ,
Fort Wayne lumberman , shot and lulled 7. I
the morning dry It without breaking MI off
the head and lip of tall , place It betwim it , ,
bars of a buttered lUh grldlrun and br U
a light brown , lay It on a hot du'i nn I
dres * with a little butter , pepper nuJ lin. l . < n
juice , vinegar , ur choppul pkMu.
Urollril I ri-li t oil ,
Sew up the piece of llnh In thin ili > 'i >
fltttd to yhapu , bull In tailed water tlmil
from the flmt ) , allow ubuut IK itilmit > t > tin
pound. ( Vrufully unwrap , mid pour \ . r u
MUCU fur cuJlUli , Sue Kuuu > .
Hull 1114 ( 'III.
It made by lining u wli.te u 'url '
an In buiuna cutur.l , ana m x
i Inn ltli thi ! pulp of npo hananuK
I pretK'd III mil li a ccllcndcr or ilu > uJ
bake.il in a rich upin pantry emit , and Mu
lshed with a mcrlncu *
250 Children's Wash Suits-
mid Dark Blue Striped--
Cord and Tassel ; andjiJVliistlc ,
White Piped Triiiimiiius ,
Sailor Styc | _ _ j _ _ _ P
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j'TL . r"
A Testimonial Offer
For the Y o ting * U its
Ql Jg-AU-JJi Z.
Sattirday at
Wnnt to sea 'cm ?
50 CENTS A show window full
Come hero nt tiny time.
SUIT.
'fns ' is S J t fSK l- i
Kemp , a birtonderIn a most drimntlc nnn-
ner , last evening then at down beside the
man lie had shot and endol his own life
The wife of Streamatter Is a sporting woman
and has been a resident of a house of dis
repute In various cities , and had followed
Kemp to this city n few weeks ngo The
husband , however , found out her where
abouts and the shooting was the result.
N. i : . A. nt DiMiv.ir.liily f.ili to 12th.
The quickest time and best train service is
offered by the Union Pacific system Ixivv
rates and liberal arrangements fo" a charm
ing variety of excursions to western resorts ,
comprising a tour through the famous
Yellowstone National park , trips to San
Franclbco , Portland and Salt Lake City , the
famous mountain retreats of Colorado , the
Black Hills and renowned Hot Springs South
Dikota ; the summer school at Colorado
Springs , and other attractions See your
nearest Union Pacific aguit or addrosb
E. L LOMAX ,
General Pasvenger and Tlck t Agent ,
_ Omaha , Neb.
A\rrtril u 'lYrrlhln ( iititttiophr.
WEST SUPEIUOR , WIs. , June 21. The
captain of the steamer Saglnaw Valley re
ports that his vessel had n close call from
colliding with the palatial bteamer North
west on Lake Superior on the up trip The
Suglnaw Valley had fifty tons of giant pow
der stowed forward and had the bows col
lided nn explosion might have occurred The
weather was thick and both vcbsels were ob
serving the rule which required whistling
at short Intervals lu foggy weather. The
vessels were In dangerous piotlmlty when
they d bcovered each otner. The wheels of
both were Instantly put hard aport and the
great Northwest slipped past the Sagln iw
Valley so clobe that one might have jumped
from her deck to that of the other.
-
Ni-urorf * OrilrrtMl from tlin HcMtrv.ttlon.
GUTHHIE , Okl. , June 21. The negro set
tlers In the Osage Indian reservation are to
bo driven out of that country. The O ages
have always disliked the negroes and were
the sponsors of an act recently pasted by the
territorial council ordering all people of that
race to vacate the premis-es by July 1. In
compliance with this act tlie attorney gen-
ei.il today IssuoJ a proclamation notifying all
negroes on the reservation to leave before
that da'e.
llc-itvy rinu for I.UiH.
PHOENIX Ariz. , June 21 John O. Dun-
bir , editor of the Phoenix Gazette , was yes
terday fined $ G,000 for criminal libel and
remanded to the custody of the sheriff until
the fine Is paid He gave notice of appeal.
The llbsl Is two years old , and consisted of
an editorial paragraph directed at Governor
Hughes , Secretary Biuce , United State *
Marshal Meadt ? and Attorney General He-my
calling them assasblns and treasury looters.
.Mimlrrnl for Ilih .Motu-v.
DENVER , Colo. , June 21 Telegrams have
been sent to the police departments In all
towns ? along the lallroads running from Den
ver asking them lo look for and arrest ( '
B. Pdtchen and Nina Spencei , who are bus-
peeled of having murdered Jerry McGlnk-y
In till" city. McGlnley died In a lodging
house from the effects of morphine admlnU-
tered In whisky. He had been robbed ol
sevetal hundred dollars.
Will Ki > r the Old City Hull full ,
SAN FUANC1SCO , June 21. A number ol
workmen were tearing down the old city
hall , a stone structure nearly CO ycirs old
The work had progiessed EO that the building
was u mere bhcll. The northwest cornel
walls suddenly pprcad and the roof caved In
Four men on the roof fell Inside the build
Ing. One , Jamet Wilkinson , was1 killed lij
the debris. The three others were Injured
Aii.in.Miif ; tlin ' 1 in Phtte hclioclulc.
PI'ITSBUIIG , Pa . June 21 The wage coin
mltteo of the Amalgamated association of tin
committee of manufacturers ate In ronfereniv
today on the tin plate eehedulc. It Is though
that the workmen will make an effort to hav.
the bablu of the st-ale changed from shet-i
Iron to bar Iron , and In that event they wll
meet with apposition Horn the manufacturer'
Will Illrtl'inur l.uri ; ! ! Vmiimitu ,
NE\V VOHK , June -Interest on a larg <
pai t of the rational debt miture * on July |
and the Treasury department will pay out ot
i that day $5,5116,000 Interest ui the fours am
1 $1'J3S,705 ' Interest on the b.inds l ued in ai
of the I'd" " Iflc firm Ti.tal l-bur < i > mPnN fo In
ten-it and dividends on July 1 in thi < eit ]
will. It is estimated , touch $76 UOO.uno
Pn iMlrl UK Mrtl.nii lie ill ( line
CIIK'UJO , Juno 21 fharleB Itoo and lili
vvlfo Kaiin'u ' , arrived in the illy ( nun Jolt
lufet evening They uru mailing , i pulinlii.il
trip from Denver to New York They claim
to be walking on n wager between Denver
men that the distance cannot bo covered In
twelve weeks They have been five vveeka
nnd three days on the road.
Died Mlddunlv of Mritrt I'altnrc.
PHILADELPHIA , Juno 21 Henry H.
Houston , a director of the Pennsylvania rail-
real and a wealthy and prominent citizen ot
Philadelphia , died of heart failure at his
homo In Wlssahlckf Heights , a suburb o
Philadelphia today.
Cotton MlllH Uftitroyxil hy Tiro.
TOLEDO , O. , Juno 21. The mill of the
Toledo Cotton Mill company at Maumee waa
destroyed by fire last night with the resi
dence of the superintendent. Spontaneous
co.nbuitlon was' the cause. Loss , $60,000 ;
Insurance , $47,000.
1'aid a ( tonil I'rlcn for n Trotter *
LOUISVILLE , June 21. Colonel Jim.
Douglas nnd ex-Jailer Billy Bailey have pur-
cha'-cd the well known trotting horbc , Ccm-
modore Porter , 2 13. The price is iald to bo
$6,800.
for KllllnjIIU hnruthcnrt.
EIKTON. Md , June 21. Horace Cooper
was hanged today for the murder of Ills
bweethcart last November. The drop fell at
1 24 , and lie wiib pronounced dead In fifteen
minutes.
( iporgln'4 l.nviTiKir Mity I.Uc.
ATLANTA , Ga , Juno 21. Physicians re
port Governor Atkinson U holding his own ,
and are hopeful of his recovery , thougU
they bulletin him as btlll very critically 111.
L 11 it i : rinr.fi.
In federal court yesterday Otto Otravodosky
was found guilty of using the mails for non-
rnallable mailer Frank Webb and Thomas
Gruneaur pleaded guilty to selling liquor
without a license.
The city claims that It has discovered
traces of passion or prejudice among other
errors committed In the tilal of the damage
suit of John Fleming against It. Fleming
recovered for personal damages $1,000. It la
claimed that Fleming was drunk when he
stumbled and received his Injuries.
The annual examination of the teachers of
Douglas county was completed yesterday In
the High school. The examination was con
ducted by Superintendent Hill and was at
tended by forty teachers , a large number of
whom liavo not taught before , but are in
tending to make teaching a prof sslon Snmo
of the teachers are from the last High bchool
graduating class.
can iiiako you n iilcturo
frumo for le'ss tlmn you cm
liny the mouklltiy
our plctiuv f i nine factory at
Kill 1/aiil street i tlu > onlj
ono in Ni'linisUa. and vvi > are
niakiiiK lilctui-o flames all the
time.
A. HOSPU , Jr.
Music and Art ,
15 1.1 Doiml.lt ,
EDUCATIONAL.
Harcourt Place
Seminary Gambler
, , O.
EDUCATIONAL.
FMRMADOKE MILITARY INSTITUTE
Ihc Gie.it Militaiy School ul the \\e-t. \ \
Also NIEDRINGHAUS HU.L for Small Boys ,
I n uni i llIMI „ itl Illlf 'III > | i III I r
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it : * I'l S/u Illlf tl ,
FROM
tiinccr rnoM mr TANK
CHEAPER THAN STEAM.
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III ) I'llll i lltf HUrHlM | ( | rfl U l | ( , A'
OTTO GASOLINE ENGINES
Stationary or Partatilo.
I lit l t II ) ' n ( it M II IS
Ctaeiro. J tiki St. , HE OTTO CAB'ENGINIE womca
Ontai , Jil So , litnat. 334 X U.luul u. , IMIII.AIlEl.l'MM , l'I/