Nebraska Newspapers

    TTIT3 OMAHA DAILY TTUIDAY , JUNE 25 , 18)7. !
WORKING UP THE INTEREST
Two Iowa Cities Negotiate for Displays to
Advertise Their Localities.
URGING A CONVENTION OF SOIL TILLERS
Dtirrnii \Krlciildirc 1'liinn lime
, iitJri-nl Mi-ctliiK of AKr
1 lit 'IriitiNiulxilHKliilil
T > ref W. T. Taylor , superintendent of the
Burrnu of ARrlculture , Horticulture nnd
Forcnty ot the exposition , Is In corrispoml-
of the leading
enco with the principal ollUcrs
ing societies 'of Ilorlsto , agriculturists , etc ,
with a view of securlnK the IS'JS meetings
of these societies for Omaha. He has re-
celvoil uiumraKluK letters from the president
nnd secretary of the Soclnty of American
riorntB , which nucts In I'rovldtntc. It I ,
August 17. thin year , p omlnlnR their co operation
oration In the matter of having Omaha HC-
lectcd as the place for the next mtetlnK
The director of the nRtlcultural experi
ment station at the Michigan State unlver-
lly , located at Lansing , has written to 1'rof
Taylor miKKogllng tint an effort he made by
the latter ti secure the 183S meeting of the
American Awioclatlon of Agrlculturil Col
legia. which nuels In Minneapolis Jul > 13
this jcar The writer fciigscsts that this
meeting could lie used as a nucleus for a
congress of all persons Interested In agricul
tural olueatlon with a view to securing n
uniform plan of Instruction Such a meet
ing lius ne\ti lie-.ii held , and I'rof. Taylor
Bays that there Is .1 strong feeling In fas or
of gutting Uyitliur on such a proposition
nnd crjBtalllzlng educational methods all
will taUo tlio matter
o\cr the countrv. He
and - coricspondcnco with
up at once op-Mi
leading educators all over the country with
their to-operatlon
a view of securing
The piople In the vicinity of Cnoton. In ,
liavo hceti In communication with rror
Taylor with a VLVN ! of ni tanging to erect cm
the exposition grounds a duplicate of the
famous "Illup Giass palace , " which lias
formed the center of atti action at Crcstun
during the hrrvcst celebrations It Is pro
posed to ha\e within this structure an ex
hibit of the icsouices ot the region about
Cicston
Another suggestion which comes to Prof
Taylor from Iowa Is from the vicinity of
Glenwood The pcoplo there1m c been hold
ing a gigantic "Apple carnival" each fnl
atter the apples arc ripe , and have attracted
I'rof Ta\-
the people Hum every direction
lor suggested to them the Idea of not holdIng -
Ing a carnhal this jcar and making up for
It by holding a moitster affair on the ex
position grounds next full This suggestion
was iccelved with great fa\or among the
people of Olenwood and they at once en
tered Into the spirit of It It Is proposed
to set aside two clav and allow the people
of tint section to ship in tons upon tons of
their luscious fruit to be distributed on the
etponltlnn grounds
The Santa Fc Hallway company has op
posed the exposition from the beginning ,
but there ar evidences that the opposition
la disappearing I'rof Taylor hab been in
communication with the- ' land commissioner
of thit road with a view to ha\lng him
Biako an exhibit of the resources of the-
southwestern country , through which tint
reid paf-ses 'Hie comintssloiiut appeals lo
look with fa\oi on the suggestion and
I'rof lajlor bellica thnt the Santa Fe will
wake a creditable display icpreaentlng the
outhcrn part of Colorado and New Mexico.
Dni.vv IN snrLiuovriit sri'i-i.v.
Oo nt far to Coiitliiui'H t llu ve , Troiitjlt-
at tlio Arii'Mlim XVoll.
The artesian well contractor Is still ilshlng
for his drill which Is stuck at the bottom of
a hole , nvet 700 feet in depth The delaj
caused bj this accident Is , becoming \er >
nnnoylng , as the exposition authorities are
nailing the rtf > ult of the expeilment of bor
ing a well befoie making definite arrange-
Mcnte regai ding a water supply.
If the well give.a good How , others will
lie put down and the lagooiw supplied in
ithls way , but If It ! a f.iilme , arrange
incnls will have to be nnde with the water
company for nil tlio water that will be
lieedtd. If the latter course becomes necco-
sary , a large amount of pipe will have to
be laid to supply the several buildings and
this can best bo done before the erection
of these bulldlngH is commenced Moreover ,
it water In to be obtained from the water
company It nny be necefsiry to carry on
extended negotiations for favorable terms
Several Interviews with the management of
the water company were held before the well
project was suggested and the terms on
Avhlch the company propcsed to supply the
exposition with water were not icgarded b >
the exciutlve committee as especially liberal
FINDS Til IT llllh VKH TOO II1R1I.
Committee ltJ MH l roinsltloiiN | to
, tlrrfl Ail in I n IN ! rii 11 < > ii A ri-li.
The executive committee of the exposition
held a special meeting yesterday to taKi
action on the bids for building thn Adminis
tration arch After discussing them
In detail the yommlttee decided , that
nil of the bids were too high , and they were
rejected , the Department of Buildings and
Grounds being directed to reaclvcrtluo for
five davs for new bids. Those will be re
ceived until 10 30 a. in. Wednesday of next
. week and will bo acted upon by the com
mittee nt noon of the name day at its meet
ing at the Commercial club.
Armour fl ! > < -H l'\r [ TliiiiiHiiiul.
P A. Valentine , confidential agent for P.
D , Armour , announced before leaving for
Chicago last evening that Armout & Co.
would subscribe f5,000 to the Tiansmlsola-
elppl i\poMUon :
Noii'n of tin- i\ii Nltliin.
In accordance with the action of the PX-
ccutlvo committee , taken some time ago ,
Chairman I.imlsey ban appointed HIP fol
lowing committee to attend the annual srs-
fclon of the grand lodge of HlUs at .Minneapo
lis next month and woik for the Inteiosts of
Omaha In locating the next sc < blon Kdgar
II. Scott. W N. llabcocK , GcorgaV. . Shields , ,
George P Cronlc and j : . P Mullen.
Applications for spuco fet exhibits continue'
to ennui Into exposition hpailquaitera in evciy
mall. Among those received yestcrdav
[ were the Western Ulcctilcal company of Chl-
A CENTENARIAN.
( All Kimllxh I'li.i xlfliin ThliiltN KvtT-
OniSlioulil lUc lit ) ifiirM.
Sir llenjamln lllclmidmn , the illstln-
KUlHheil ii > h-lfh ! | > li > lcliui nnd witter , sujs
thnt wen out of evcij ten sound nnd
rPiuonnble people ought to live to be no
ycnr old , and would do so If they "took
caie of themselves , "
The fact that there hnv been ccntcn-
nil.iin nnd that WHIK me still llvlnc in
< -very ronntiy of civilization , Is pioof that
tbp human machine la capable of lusting
as long as Sir Ilcnjumln auya It oujht to
luxt.
luxt.A
A HclcntlKt who hns ptudlo'l thn queMlon
of longevity for > eur dKeovered thnt cot-
fee di Inkers ua n rule lire he down earl ) In
llfu and seldom 1t ever reached thu I'O
mar ! : He attributed tills to the poisonous
nlkuloldu In the berry and at once turned
hi ? attention to the dUcovery of a bevfiuge
that would taste lilt * same an coffee , but bo
n food liibteiul of n etlmulunt. Ho uaa
tuecessful In preparhiR a number of grains
which produ"o n bov crate that has the rich
peal brown color of Mocha , and the taste
of Java coffee. This new drink ha all the
food properties of the Krnln nnd rebuilds
tlio lost cray matter In thu ntrvn ( .eiileiB ,
prtventliiK rnresU and neivous moMralion
A numhiT of the beet phynlclans In the
country Imvo made i > xpcrlm iUa with this
r.cw coffee , which l.s ealleil Po-mim Cereil
Food Coffee , unit are now not only using it
In their own families but In the cuio o (
putltntH by the use of I'oMum In the place
of coffee.
*
Uv'fiy wood nrtlr'e has Its Imitation * So
Imt. I'ostum , N > ri" < pniii.Ible Kroner vlianM
try to ell jou u nbstlluU. Kvery iwrU-
iiKo IIUH the red feals , "It makt * red blood. "
AVntch for thu seal * '
C RO for 200 qunr feet for electrical nppi-
ratu * ; the St. Joseph ( Mo ) Tump and Manu-
facturlng company tor 2,500 feet ; the Philips
Sanitary Orate company for 200 feet , and the
Cutter-llnmtner ManufncturtnR company for
fpico for an electrical exhibit.
The Department of I'ubllclty la prcpnrlnfi
a comprehensive folder , show Ins full de
tail * regarding the exposition up to date ,
which will be leaned within a sliort time.
Thli folder will contain prospective view8
of the mnln bluldlnga of the exposition and
will be the first publication showing vlcwn
of tlrse bulldlngH made from the actual
plnnn of the architects , nil former views
having been purely Imaginary.
Ilaron Krejelcben vice consul for Allslro-
Hungary , locnlcd at Chicago , has wrlten lo
Iho Dcpartrrcnt of Publicity for Information
regarding the exposition. He writes that
the government which he represents hao
notified him thai II has learned through the
newspapers of Ihnt country that a large ex-
pailllon Is to bo held in Omaha and has In-
Mruclcd him to make a full Investigation
Into the pint , and scope , magnllude , etc. ,
of Iho affair and rcporl nt once.
A fine ro o free on Saturday to every lady
patron of the oda fountain at Kulm's Drug
Store , Fifteenth and Douglas.
"
inc sn.ic \ , : i.-.c.
IIiiilrii Unix. ' ( iriinil ' pcolnl SHU Male.
Prom 8 to 10 o'clock Krlday morning wo
wilt neil vvrsh Bills nt ICc per jnrd. Only
five yards to a customer. Come early.
HAYDi.V HHOS.
Villon 1'iiflllu
Inn brrn sHirtul by the Nebraska Christian
IJndoavor committee as Hie OKPICIAIj
UOUTi : for the Y. P. S. C G convention ,
San Kranclico , July 7 12.
Special excursion train , corfllstlng of Pull
man Palace Sleepers , Pullman Tourlsl Sletp-
ere , Clmlr Can. , will leave Omaha Wtdncs-
day June 30 , at 3 30 p. in -
Tor Sleeping Car reservations and full
Information regarding this excursion call at
CITY TICK12T OKPICK. 1302 1'ARNAM ST.
A personally conducted parly of teachers
and rrlcuda this KUmmer Low rates. Cv >
rlutlvo Northwestern Line. 1401 Karnam St
Special riiiiiiluiiiiun I.altt * r.Mirnli > n.
Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Ily , July 2nd $11 Of ) for the round trip Ite-
tnrn limit , thirty dajs. U P. Humphrey ,
T. P A. , KansaH Cltj , Mo. C. K. Wllber ,
A. 0. P. A. , CMcago.
lliifTnl < > , > ' " Vork , Hoiton
and New Hngland points arc reached In Ihc
moat comfortable manner v la the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railway. The sum
mer train seivlce via this line affords morn
ing , afternoon and evening trains from Chicago
cage at convenient hour , a complete H hcdulo
of which will be furn'ahed on application
Tourists tickets to the man > cool and de
llghtful resorts ot the east Including Chau-
tauiiua laVie , aio now on sale A handsome
illustrolcd Tcurlsl Ronk showing routes and
rates to thchc polnlH , will be Kent free on re
quest If > ou Lontrmplate an eaElein trip
this summer the pi luted niatlcr referred lo
will be of ti.tercfll Address n. P Hum-
pi-re } , T P A , Kansas City , Mo ; or C.
K. Wllber , A. O PA. Chicago.
R VI 1,110 VI ) K VTP.S.
Itallrnail Katcx.
Half faro $1J ( 40 to Dakota Hot Springs and
retuin June 2E
Yo t ma ; think It Is hot at Hot Springs
not EO ; not so
U is delightfully cool there ( Hot Springs
Is 3 iiOO fttt up In the mountains , with air
like cijstal laden with the odor of a million
pines ) The laigcsl plunge baths In America
are there , supplied with magnetic healing
wnteis , where overheated and worn out
human fran.cs are quickly renovated and re-
pilred. Call at the city office. 1101 Parnam
sticet , 01 Webster depot. It Is only a short
run there. Omaha 3 o'clock p. m. Hot
Springs for breakfast.
summit n.\ciiisio ) > s.
Via CIilciiKo , MIIuauKi-c .C St. Paul If >
A long list of excursion points to which
round tilp tickets will be sold at greatly re
duced rates The conditions for summer
tourists were never moie liberal lhan those
for this season Tor full Information as lo
routes , rates , limits , selling dates , etc , ap
ply at the city ticket office , 1&04 Farnam at.
F. A. NASH.
General Western agenl.
D.VMSII imOTIIIMHIOOI ) M ) . 1 ,
Criincl Picnic at Illulr ,
Juno 27. Tialn leaves Webster strccl depot
al U-30 a. m , returning the same evening
Pare , COc round trip. Music , games , races ,
refreshments. Secure tlckels at the depot.
.Summer IXcurnloiiH
VIA THi : WABASH.
Homcseekers south June 15. Nashville and
return every day , Chatlanooga In July , To-
route In July , Buffalo in August , and all the
summer resorts of the cast and south. Call
at Wabash ofllcj. 1415 rarnam street , or wr.te
G. N. CLAYTON , Agent.
Ill'IU.l-UJTOV IIOUTC
Summer Ilvcni-xlon llulletlii.
California $22.50 , Juno 29. 30 , July 1 , 2 , 3 ,
Denver $000 , June 29 , 30 , July 1 , 2 , 3.
Colorado Springs $9 00 , June 29 , 30 , Julj
'
Pueblo $0 00. June 29 , 30. July 1 , 2 , 3.
Salt Lake City $10 SO , June 29 , 30 , Julj
1 , 2 , 3.
Toronto and return $25 15 , July 12 , 13.
Milwaukee and return $16.75 , July 3 , 4 , C ,
Detroit ard return $20 50 , see tlckel
agent.
Equally low rates to many other points ,
Call or write J H. Hejnolds , city passengei
agent , 1D02 Karnam streel.
TO S VN I'll VISCISCO.
Pur I.I-HM Tliiin Half HutcN.
Juno 29 30 Julj 1 2 and 3 ; via Hie Modi
Island route. Special train ot standard
Hlecpori nnd tout 1st care will leave Oniuln
at U p. in. , June 29 , and run to San Trail-
Cisco without change
Thiot.gh tourist can , will also be attached
to tegulai trains on above dates.
Rate , Omaha to San Fianclsco only $22.uO ,
Tor further Information and sleeping cat
rebirvatloiib call nt city ticket oiricc , 132 !
Farnam btrcel.
or TIII : CITY COUNCIL.
1'iiHM Ortll'iinncf OiilcrliiK South Sl\ .
trt'iitli MrcM-t HCJIIH oil ,
The amended oidinanco ordering Slxtcentli
sticet repavcd fiom thn viaduct to Vlnton
street was parsed at n special meeting o !
the city council jeiterdaj afternoon , The
petition designating the material is ready
and will be circulated at once
A rcBolntlon by lllnglmm directed King-
man & Co to proceed at once to put In a
proper foundation under their building at
Ninth and Mason strum and assured them
tint tlm city would ps > any icasonable cost
of the wo'K They were ol o notified that
In caee they fulled to do EO the city was
relieved of all rcsponslbllltv for any daw
agcr < that might result from the unsafe con
dition of the building. It wat > adopted by a
unanimous vote.
The Hoard of Public Works vvas Inciructed
to proceed at once to reconstruct the bridge
at nightli and Davenport streets , which the
city engineer reported In a dangerous condi
tion.
tion.On
On motion of Lobeck the operation of the
resolution ordering the fence around the
Charles street park removed was suspended
until August This Is to allow the Thurston
Htfles to use the park for drills preliminary
to their departure for Ban Antonio.
Momto 1'iircliiiHiItlllcu. .
The High hcliool cadetf have begun the at
tempt to raise money to purchaeo rlllts and
no far the > Imvo been fairly successfu' . Tin
entire cott of the illUw will be about $ MO. but
If the } can ralhe $ . " > 00 they will focure thu
guns und then try to rnbo thu balance by
Klvlngo fpvv t'litert.iiiiineius during the jear.
, 'I lu-v have rnlsoil about $1(0 ( to far nnd have
rtulvid general encouragement , Ono prom-
In nt buslnetg man offered to be one of ten
to put up $100 eiicli and settle the mutter , but
us the other nine huve not developed It l
not llkelv thut he will oe ca'leil on to make
hi * proi CFltlon good
Coulter ItfiicvvN IIU Itiiiul ,
Jerome K Coulter , the ex-deputy citj
truuuror rliarpcil In the criminal courl
with embezzlement while InldltiK the otllce
of deputy cltv tna urcr under Henry Bolln
; app < ard before Judge Uukor ycsterdaj
ami n new PI ] his bond for his appearance
In court fci lrk l whenever notltkd.
$ m Till ? TAK1FK SHI ?
North and South Lines Attempt to Eecuio
Some Summer Travel
RATES CUT TO ST , PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS
HnllroiiilM Miikc Clicnii Itntcn to the
. Viirlli , tluit 1'iiRMctiKi'r Irntvl
Ma ) Hi * Turned In Hint
Direction.
There will bo a cut of (2.45 In the rallroail
rates from hero to St. I'aul next week. The
tariffs of all the lines leading from Omaha
to thu Twin Cities call for a rate of $11.05 ,
Init the tariff sheets will bo Ignored , nml a
rate of $350 will be offered on Juno 2S , 20
and 30 and on July 1 and 2. The Burling
ton and the Nort hues tern announced the
cut vcetcrdiy. Neither the Hock Island nor
the Milwaukee rondo have jet received ad
vices of the cut , but expect to.
The Chicago Great Western , one of the
western linen that la acting the part ot a
frec-lanco In passenger rates , much to the
\\orrliiicnt of the lines that belong to the
Western Passenger association , la the line
that has Inaugurated the cut to St. Paul ,
and having act the pace , Is quite content to
SLO the roads belonging to the association
whipped Into line. The Chicago Qrcat Went ,
ern first announced the rate of $8 50 from
Kansas City to St. Paul. The competing
lines then announced a similar rate. In or
der , however , to put In such a rate from
Kansas City It was necessary that no higher
rate bo charge from Intermediate points
Hence the rate of $ S CO from here to St.
Paul that will bo applied next vvcck.
Although the Chicago Great Western Is
nut of thu association and association lines
overlook no opportunity to denounce It for
Its free-lance policy , passenger men In
Omaha generally concced that the Great
Western la justified In putting In the cut rate
to St. Paul next week. The reason for the
cut la that there will be then In effect such
extremely low tales to San rrancUco , Silt
I akc City , Denver , Colorado Springs and
Pueblo that travel is bound to be attracted
westward unless something Is done by the
north and south lines. It Is argued that In
the case of an undecided passenger , who
liana that It will ccst him ? 15 to go to St.
Paul and only $9 to go to a Colorado point ,
the chances arc greatly In favor of his going
westward Therefore the cut haa been made
In northbound rates In the hope of equal
izing next week's travel.
Notwithstanding the cut by the Omaha-
St. Paul and the Kansas Clty-St. Paul
lines , It is resonably certain that the great
bulk of next week's passenger traffic will be
westbound. It Is predicted by conservative
passenger men that next week's movement
will be the heaviest ever known between
the Missouri river and the Pacific coast
One serious problem Is already confronting ;
the- railroads that have contracts for numer
ous parties , namely : A lack of tourist
sleepers. The demand for these slcepei"
which , though rated as pecond-class , are well
adapted for summer travel. Is something un
precedented. As the rate In these sleepurs
Is only $5 from here to the coast , the lirst-
class Pullmans have hern practically over
looked , and all the roado are hustling for
second-class equipment. On the sleeper busi
ness the Pullman company has a veritable
monopoly on all business originating from
this teirltory , as there are no Wagner lined
running from here to the coast. A number
of solid Wagner trains will be scon In this
vicinity , however , coming from eastern lines
that do not patronize the Pullman cam
There will be five solid Wagner trains from
the territory of the Hoston & Albany pass
through here next week In addition to those
from New York state. These will bo small
compared with the many Pullman trains
that will also como from the cast. As there
will be ho opportunity to use Wagner cars
from hero west , there Is no possibility of
a cut In slceplng-car rates.
TraliiM io ItlcrIcn Park.
There Is to be a new branch of suburban
train service In Omaha. The Burlington will
run apodal trains from Its depot at Tenth
and Mason streets to Its station at Illver-
vlew park on Monday , July G. If this train
service. Is found to be satisfactory and profit
able It will be emploved on other occasions
Trains will leave the Omaha depot at 11 a
m , 1 p in. and 2 p. m Reluming , they will
Icavo Illvervlow park at G p. m. , 7 p. m. and
8:15 : p. m.
Itnlluii } NotI-M mill PrrNonnlH.
'David ' Young , chief cleik In the office ol
auditor of passenger accounts , Union Pacific
Is 111.
Lewis Storck , chief rate clerk of the Elk-
horn's passenger department , Is confined to
Ilk ? home by Illness.
Superintendent Fox. and Assistant Super
intendent Kelso ot the Hock Island's Iowa
division were In the city yesterday.
The Delaware , Lackavvanna & Western has
sent out circulars announcing the change In
time made in Its trains on June 21.
General Agent J. iA. Kuhn of the North
western will return from his Initial trip
over the Oregon Short Line on Saturday.
.Mrs n. n. Illtcliio , wife of the former
general agent of tlie Northwestern In Ma
city , passed through Omaha jesterday en-
route from Chicago to San Francisco.
Traveling Passenger Agent ritzgerald ol
the Louisville & Nashville railroads Is In thu
city. He reports a big movement to the
Nashville exposition , but savs travel beyond
that point has been ruined by the cheap
rates. E\cuislio | rates on southern lines to
the exposition are ICES than one regular fare.
Thursday , August C , has been set as the
day for the trial of the suit of the Burlington
against the Union Pacific for the use of a
etrip of tiack four mllea In length at South
Omaha. The track belongs to the Union
Pacific. The Ilurllngton Inb'sts ' that accordIng -
Ing to the terms of a former contract It la
privileged to use the track.
'l'\\n 1'iirduTM rail On * .
Hd Mo'H and Charles Daniels are two
colored men living In the eame house at 710
Marcy , MCSJ renting a room from Daniels.
A few dajs ago Daniels put a lock on the
door of the room HO as to keep Moss out ,
Mots objected to this and Daniels alleges
that Moss assaulted him with a hatchet. A
warrant has been consequently Usucd for the
arreat of Moss on the charge of assault with
menacing threats.
In Municipal Court.
Business is beginning to boom In the
municipal court and several attorneys , who
have been holding back their cases on ac
count of Inck of confidence In the validity
of the law by which the court vvas created ,
have begun to place them on the docket ,
I.lc-i-iim-H.
Permits to wed have been Issued to the fol
lowing parties by the county Judge :
Name and Address. Ace ,
Louis A , Divine , Itoulder. Mont , . . , , : )1 )
Mnrgurett 13. Iludd , Omaha . 2"i
rred Schnfer , Dodge , Neb . , . , . . s <
Anna Brlges. Oimha . y.
LOICIIZO Dulley , South Omaha . 2'
Mamie Duncan , South Omnha . , 2 !
Paul Wnack , Jr. , Omalm . 2t
Mnrle Julia Geinaudt , Omaha . . . . 2 (
rrnrtiiri'il Tuo IltliN ,
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson , n negro woman
who lives at rifty-flfth nnd Woolvvortii uvo-
nuc , was driving across * the street car tracks
near Thlrty-blxth mill Leuv en worth streets
when the wheels of her vehicle caught In a
section of pavfincnt which vvns beingri' -
palreil by the etrect railway company and
she wus thrown to the ground It uas fount ]
that shu had fractured a couple of ribs. Khe
iwns removed to her homo where the city
physician attended her.
I ill t < > rxlty of Onillliii.
The announcement of the University of
Omaha , embracing Uellovue co'lese , Omaha
Medical college nnd Omaha Dental college ,
has Just appeared In a neat book of sixty
p IKCF. Infoimntlon regarding ull the courses
offered , supplemented wtth views of tht
l.ullln . Is Klvfii. The nummary of flu-
dents for thefiftinth year shown u total of
211. divided as follows ; lie'tevue col'tge77 ;
Omaha Medical colleee , S3 ; Omaha Dental
college , 48. _ _
Terrible Aceiden ; It u & tvrriblo aacl-
. dent to be burned or scalded. 1m i ilic pain
1 and agony and the frltntful dUti urii.'ji'Utt
be qulcxly overcome withinleivlng a
Jtcar by uulog Do WiU' V/iUti Haiel Salve.
NOT vimvi : wrm .MUCH PAVOII.
I'nrk ronitnliiNlim nttHI UeJcot the
CurtlHN Turnup Proposition.
The committee enl Improvements of the
Hoard of Park ComnilMlonerfl will brltiR In
an advcrtc report oQiJthe proposition of Cur-
tl w Turner to donate portions of the terri
tory between Farnairwand Dodge streets and
Thirty-first and Thirty ccond streets to the
city for park ptirpoceii The proposition la
hedged aboul with conditions that are not
regarded ns fnvoriibW' to Iho city. The
committee objects W the plan because the
Improvements which 'It requires Iho city to
make will require a larger expenditure than
is possible , and also because the terms ot
the proposition arc not clear with regard lethe
the property that la to be exempted from
taxation on account of future Improvements.
U provides that none of Mr Turner's prop
erty shall be taxed , but docs not specify the
property that ho owns.
The plan recommended by the committee ,
and which has been tuggested before. Is lo
convert Iho entire ravine , extending from
Hurt Blrect soulhwcst to the Haneeom pirk
boulevard , into A park. The comnrlllee con-
Unds , however , that action In this direction
should be pcMponcd until the adjacent
property owners manifest enough Interest In
the project to support It In lha proper man
ner. The committee report will suggest
that from the nature of the ground the
property Included In this strip can never be
used for anything except cheap dwelling ! ,
and to establish such a neighborhood would
detract from the value ot the adjoining resi
dence property. It Is held thai the ravine
should be condemned and the cost assessed
against the abutting property , and that the
Improvement of the ttrlp as a park would
odd sufficiently to the value of the lots ad
joining to more than compensate the owners
for the cost of condemnation.
Vlii tin- Scenic I.I IKof tin"World. .
The Rock Island Route will run a special
train ot Pullman Standard Sleepers and Pull
man Tourist Cars through to San Francisco
on the following schedule :
Lcavo Omaha 6 00 p. m. Tuesday , June 20.
Lcavo Lincoln 7 45 p ra. Tuesday , June 29.
Leave ralrbury 0 45 p. m. Tuesday , June 29.
Arriving Colorado Springs next moralng at
10 o'clock.
Wednesday and Thursday , Juno 30 , and
July 1 , will bo spent at Colorado Springs ,
Manltou and other scenic points In Colorado
Saturday and Sunday , July 3 and 4 , the
train will remain at Salt Lake City , leaving
early Monday morning and arriving at San
Francisco on the morning of July C.
Remember thip will be the only special
Iraln that will stop over two days In Cole
rado. Tor further information and sleeping
car reservations call at City Ticket Olllce ,
1323 rarnam street , or address C. A. Ruther
ford , G. A. P. D , Omaha.
OlJlll I.TIO ADMI'IS HIS C2MI.T.
AcUitonltMlpri-'M IliiAliiu ; stolen GooilN
frinu UlH liMiiiIoj or.s.
Thompson , Beldcn & Co. have found them
selves the victims ot a dishonest employe.
Yesterday afternoon they caused the arrest
of Trank Gcdultlg , 1030 South Twenty-third
strccl , one of Ihelr salesmen , charging him
with petit larceny.
The extent of the salesman's stealing is
not positively known. It Is believed , how
ever , that the value1 of ! the goods taken will
amount to about $100 , A ch.irge of gland
larceny could not be preferred against him ,
however , because nt no one time did he
take any great amount ! of property. He has
confessed to his crime.
Gedultlg lo a boy about 17 vcars of ago.
Ho has been In the employ of the firm for
some time. Ho held the position of deliv
ery boy until some four months ago , when
he was made a salesman Ills peculatlona
occurred during thcso months. They were
discovered but a few days ago
-dinA ! " EXCURSIONS
'Via ItoclC iMlimil Koiitc.
California ? 22 50 , June 29 , 30. July 1 , 2
and 3. r
Denver ? 9 00 , June 29 , 30 , July 1 , 2 and 31
Colorado Springs $9 00 , June 29 , 30 , July
1 , 2 and 3.
Pueblo $9 00 , June 29 , 30 , July 1 , 2 and 3.
Salt Lake City $16.50 , Juno 29 , 30 , July 1 ,
2 and 3. x
Ogden $1050 , June 29 , 30 , JulyX 2 and 3.
MIlwauUCQ and return ? 1G.75 , July 3 , 4 ,
and 5.
Minneapolis and return $11.65 , July 4 and
5.
Salt Lake City and return S3000-July 9 ,
10 , 17 and 18 _
Toronto and return $25 15 , July 12 and 13.
Detroit and return $20 50 , July 10 , 11 and
12.
Chattanooga and return $22.85 , July 12 ,
13 nnd 14.
Lake Chautaqua , N. Y. , and return $24.75 ,
July 10 and 11.
Reduced rates to all summer resorts ; call
at city ticket onlce , 1323 Tarnim street.
MTKS PROM FRDnilAIj COUUT.
IU'OL-1 % T Hll > clcil SIICH Lincoln fi T-
niiiii National llnulc Moi-kliolitcri.
Kent K. Hayden , receiver of the German
Natloaal bpnlc at Lincoln , has brought suit
in the United States court against Anna
M. Hudelson , a stockholder In the bank ,
to recover the sum of $1,100 on an assess
ment ordered against the stock of the bank
by the comptroller of the currency. Mr.
Hayden has also applied for an order to sell
certain notes. Judgments and accounts of the
bank which he has been unable to collect
and which arc of doubtful value.
John Flynn of Lyoas vvas arraigned before
Judge Mungcr yesterday , charged with
selling liquor to Indians He pleaded guilty
and was lined $10 and costs.
Annie Ptacnlk of thla city pleaded guilty
yesterday in the United States courts to
using cancelled postage stamps. As the
woman knew very little of the English lan
guage and less about the laws of the coun
try , Bcnt3ncc ! vvas suspended.
ABOUT READY TO MAKE LEVY
Total of Property Listed for Taxation Very
Much Below Last Year.
ASSESSED VALUE OF PROPERTY IN COUNTY
County Coninilfi > iloiit > rM Itmlorlilril n *
tnlint to tin ConcernIIIK lnea-
tlon of 1 , < M ) Inn Tax to
| I'll } Jtnlidiieiilx ,
The work of the Hoard of County Com
missioners sitting as a board of equalization
to cciuallro the annual assessment of real and
personal properly In Douglas county for tax
able property will clceo today , the board
having been In continuous session since June
IE , The tax mi will be closed , the footings
made and the annual tax levy made before
the board adjourns this evening.
Nothing definite can be learned about the
tolal assessment of taxable properly until
the footings nro made , but enough Is known
to warrant the arscrllon of jncmbcrs of the
board lhat the total valuation of all taxable
property , both real and personal , will .fill
about $760,000 below thfa valuation of last
year.
year.With this reduced valuation and the neces
sity for making a levy for the payment of the
Dougloa addition Judgments confronting
them , the commissioners are perplexed to
find n way out of the dilemma. The total
levy Is limited by law to 15 mills for county
purposes. The levy for lest year was H
mills and thl did not Include any levy for
the payment of the poor farm Judgments
The attorney representing a majority ot
these Judgments has notified the board that
If-a levy sutriclcnt to pay the Judgments held
by his clients Is not made , he will commence
mandamus proceedings to compel the board
to make the necessary levy. He advlaca thd
board that the levy for paying a Judgment
Is not Included In the statutory limitation of
15 mills , but may be made In any amount
suinclent to pay such Judgment. On the
other hand , the attorneys for some of the
rallway companies have notlllel the board
that If the statutory limit of 15 mills U ox
ccedcd , they will take the matter Into court
and endeavor to have the entire levy de
clarcd Illegal. This course has been pur
sued by the Elkhorn road hi several of tlio
counties In the western pirt of the state
and the supreme court has sustained the
position of the railroad.
AMOUNT OK THH JUDGMENTS.
The Judgments against the county on ac
count of the Douglas addition complication
amount to about ? 65,000 with Interest up to
July 1 , thin year. To raise this amount
would require a levy of about 3 5 mills. Tlilr >
does not Include the multitude of claims
which have been compromised by the board
and the holders of these will be compelled to
wait another year at least.
The levy for last year was divided amonp
the several funds in this way : Genciil
fund , 0 mills ; road , 2 ; bridge. 1 ; bond sink
Ing fund 17 ; soldiers' relief fund , 03
total , 14 mills. Some of the members have
suggested omitting the bond pinking fund
entirely , reducing the load fund to 1 mill
and levying the full limit , thereby giving
the Judgment fund 3.7 mills.
The commissioners took up the hearing
of complaints yesteiday and will con
tinue this work until some time thla
( .ftcrnoon. The footings will be made when
this hearing is closed.
A complaint has been filed with the boaul
which charges that the property of the
Omaha Water company Is assessed too low
and the hearing on thla complaint Is set
for this morning. Last year the re
turn made by the assessor fixed the valua
tion of the property of this corporation as
followsI'cisonal. . $100,810 ; realty , $101,800 ,
total , $205,010. The board raised the valu
ation of the personal property on the com
plaint of Lyman Richardson , making the
valuation of the personal property f29G,447 ,
thus increasing the total valuation to $401-
250 The retuin made by the assessor this
year llsto the personal property at $111,62' ,
being slightly higher than the return made
last year , but the realty Is returned at
only $97,455 , making the total valuation
$209,080 , an Increase In the total valuation ,
as compared with the assessor's return last
year of $3,470. The complaint filed this
year agulnst this valuation is made by Ly
man Richardson.
No complaint has been filed against any
other corporation. The returns made for
these corporations arc substantially the
same as the valuations returned last year.
"They are dandles. " said Thos. Bowers rtj
the Crocket , Texas , Enterprise , while writIng -
Ing about Do Witt's Little Early Risers
the famous little pills for sick headache and
d'eorders ' of the stomach and liver.
IIOTII MMinCIv AMI MUKCCItVIV
ClirlHtle anil Slmi'Noii Arc Defeated In
'I heir Content.
The election contest whlca has been on
trial In the ccun'y court , whereby D II.
Christie contested the right of C. O Lobeck
to represent the rifth ward In the city coun
cil of Omaha , ended yesterday and Council
man Lobeck was declared elected. The re-
bull of the count was to reduce Lobcck's ma
jority from ninety to llfty-eight. Judg
ment was entered In his favor , the costs In
the cose being taxed against Christie.
The Informal count of the returns on coun
cilman from the Ninth ward resulted In In
creasing Mercer's majority by twenty-five
vrtes , making his majority over Simpson
sixty Instead of thlrty-flvn as fallow n by the
official count. Upon learning of mis result
F. W. Simpson , who had commenced suit
against Mercer to contest his right to rep
resent the Ninth ward , dlsmUsed his suit.
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Ml'-.PAJ ' ) MEDICAL INSTHUW ,
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lice , Juno S3 , ' 07 ,
White
Things Tor OS cent * wo neil
\\lillc Mtiett Duck
I'nnK Nobody .
wears 'cm
Bteon.
Take an umbrella , Take a fan. Take a frozen
fosfatc. Take an ice cream. Take a pair of
white linen pants. Take anything that is cool
Tou know
\\lii\t ti without being uncomfortable , good without being
take. expensive , and it doesn't take long for sweltering
humanity to find out where it can be had at the
They right price , Two weeks ago we had five hundred
niclteil away. linen crash suits of various kinds and today we
haven't got one , We sold 'em at $2.00 and $ ,50
a suit , while other stores were trying to get from
I'ooplo
C11I110 $3.50 to $4 75. Result : we sold all of ours in four
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can lii BOS working days and we disappointed hundreds of
them. for peop'e ' who came to buy some more. We'll h.ivc
another lot of 'cm in a few days. They may be
These here tomorrow , or even today , In the meantime
lire we are still selling those sp'endid navy blue chev
cool iot coats at $1.90 , and those elegant vicuna
nnd
cheap. featherweight coats and vests at $2.25 and $2.75.
These are as big values as the crash suits at $2.00
and if other stores ask you $4 oo to $5.00 for the
same quality , don't pet excited take things cool.
as you please and no mitter . $ !
whether large or small , we
can supply you with reliable Vs
high grade
Fir works = = /
® , Flags ,
uj eiMj at the ver/ lowest
possible prices. Fourth of July committees can
save money by figuring with us on their celebra
tion
The 99 Cent 1319 Fariiam
Store. Street.
"IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED/
TRY
The Only House
iti America
nThat handles all the high grade pianos
inc udmg
Chickeriug ,
The Big Steinway ,
4 Knabe
and Fischer. r'
We also have a very large and fine selected stock
of Smith & Barnes , Vose &Sons , Emerson ,
Ivers & Pond and a dozen or more different
makes. u # & * * * * < * * J * * * tS * * t I
To i educe our IHIRO stock wo tire fltill nialdnjr oxtioinoly
low prlcca. Now pianos at $11)5 ) , $117 , $15.i. 8183 , $200 , r'v
$216 nml $233 , tip lo the price of the best pianos mado.
Manufacturers' ( , 'tiarnntcc with ovot-y pgano.
New Pianos Bros.
for Rent.Haydeii . v
No man is p'eased with the contemplation of premature
old ago nnd IOSK of vlt il piwuH , At the first feeling of wc.ilciu'hs Btiunythcn
your blood. Illood Is vitality
vitalityANAEMIC
Is composed litigely of concuntiiited loci blond , unit 1 tli [ > vrtat blood builder.
Ot/iei-s mntec prices hut
OURS WILL STARTLE YOU
A comparison of pianos nnd values will convince tlio imnt skeptical
tlutt out * pricob itio absolutely belowcompetition. . Wo are
tlio only uuthorl/cd agunts for
Ivers & Pond , Vose & Sons and Emerson
piano. Dopaitincnt bt < > icH cannot furnlbh a fuutory tftiui itatco. Special
jirlroB on ChlckorliiL' , Fibcln-r und Smith & Barrios pianos
Kccoud bund piutiOH ti ? low us $ ) - .
New upright , largest hl/o , Huston Rolling Full Hoard $115 ,
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER ,
105. South Fifteenth Street ) A. C MUKUJUt , Tuusr. Tel. 1025
oi'i'osrru POST OFFICIJ.
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the day. Sent by in.ii .s jurcly p ickuJ , SI.00 a hnv.
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