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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1897)
A TT 4 Trr * * _ _ 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SKIN DAY , SEPTEMBER 5 , 1897. THE BIGGEST SHOE SALE YET Beaten Store Bells Grand Island's Best Shoo , Stock , Almost Half Pried IMMENSE SHOE BARGAINS TOMORROW Jtn Tomorrcm'n Snlv Yeti Will Khnl the I'l M rM MaUvM of Sliovx , Hand * H""d Tnriin nnil 1'lne City Mnilc SlmcN. ooMomiow Tim sbAvaiiTBR AT IIOSTON STORK , OMAHA. AVe Ibcgln this sale by offering all the ehooa replovlned by Green , Wheeler & Co. ttom the Grand Island firm of Wolf Llebo- , tltz , ! A JUST AI10UT r,0c ON THE DOLLAR. Dargaln No. 1 Wo will offer ladles' tailor made , cordovan and box calf winter shoes , needle toes , made to null at JC.OO a pair , for $ U9. COO pairs ladles' $2.GO Dongola button and lace shoes , all sl/cx , all widths , at $1.59. 1,000 pairs ladles' vlcl kid button and lace hoes In turns and welts and McKay sewed , that were made to retail at $3 78 , $4.00 and J460 , go at $1.98 , $2.25 , $2.M and $2.09. 2,000 pairs ladles' finest Rochester make , hand turned , hand welt , lace or button shoes in all the nowcst stlci of plain U'.d and Inlaid cloth tops , made to retail for $5,00 and $0.00 a pair , our challenge price will JMJ $3.00. . CHILDREN'S AND MISSHS1 RHOnS. Now Is the chance to buy the best school hocs that over were made ta America. Wo offer a line of the finest school shoes made of Kangaroo calf and fine Dongola to retail for $2.00 and $2.r,0 , go at $1.00 , $1.25 and Jl.no a pair. For bo > s wo offer what Is called the "Iron Shod" shoe , making the solo almost In- destructible. They go on sale at $1.50 and S1.C9 per pilr for boss and jouths , and we warrant every pair. SUJN'S SH01JS CHAIiLENGK I1AHGAINS. Men's $ C.OI ) | i\tent leather bliocs , $2.fiO. Men's $000 cork solo , needle too shoes , J2.DO. 1,000 pair men's fall and winter weight Wack and colo'cd shoes in ordinary lining end calfskin lining , regular retail prices $ R.50 end $ C.OO , on sale at $3.00 and $3.r 0. CHAMI2NGE HAIIGAINS IN TUB IJASCMKNT. 900 pair Infants' dongola shoes , sizes 1 to [ i , t 39c pair. COO pairs children's hand turned shoes , Rlzcs G to 8. HOC pair. 3,000 pair ladles' house slippers , sizes 3 to 8 , at fOc and Me imlr. COO pair ladles' kid button shoes , all sizes Sl.OO. SOO pair ladles' fine dongola button shoes clzcs 3 to 8 , at $1.29 pair. 2,000 pair men's fancy embroidered velvet clippers and pliln Icuther slippers at C9c , 75c and S9c pair. COO pair men's buff shoes , alt sizes , lace or congress , $1 19 pair. 1,000 pair little gent's and youths' shoes , nlzcs 9 to 13 , 12 to 2 , In black , tan and wine , KO at 7Cc. S5c and S9c and 9Sc. 1,200 pair children's and misses' dongola shoes , button and lace , in pebble , gcat and bet calf , for dress and school wear , sbes from 9 to 11 and 12 to 2 , go at C9c , 7Gc , 79c 85c. 80c and OSc. OSc.UOSTO.V UOSTO.V STORE Celling more shoes than any other tliroo shoe stores lu town put together ; selling shoes for 1 loss money than other stores can buy them for. HOSrON STORE , OMAHA , GREATEST SHOE DCALKUS IN THE , WD3T. Ilonif Soi'lii-rM * I Via THE MISSOURI PACIPIC RAILWAY onTuesrtavn. . September Tth and 21st , to Joints In Arkanscs , Kansas , southwest Mi - eoiirl. Olilahonn , Texa.3. Louisiana ; also to ccitaln polnis In Virginia , Tennessee , Ken tucky. Alabama , Mississippi , etc. For fui- ther Informttlon call at city oinhes , northeast corner 13th 4.d rarnani stteets. J. 0. iMIILLIPPI. A. G. K. & P. A. T , R G' UKUEY , P. & T. A. .Hamilton Warren , M. D. , eclectic acd map- ; Jictlc phjelclan ; special attention to diseases of women and children and all obscure and long-strndlliK dlfjeopcs. 110 N. IGth St. , U. 2. TIIIJ UMOV J'ACIJ-MC. ' , * . - TinOiil > Dining Cur llnnlc. OMAHA TO PACIFIC COAST. THE UNION PACIFIIC. It Is the only dliect line to San Francisco , and makes 12 HOt'RS QUICKER TIME to Ban Francisco than any other line. Call nt city ticket office , 1302 Farnam st. TinI'liiillanillc Uoiitc to \ -n VorK. It Is as good as any dlffeicntlal line from Chicago , and hotter than some. It enjojs the lovvor faro as unaided. T\vo dally through express tialns from Chlc-igoovcr I'an-IIandlo Itouto-of Pennsylvania Ijlnes. The Ft. Wa > no Rolito lepreseuts the Standard l'au > s and the Standnid Uno of the Pennsylvania System. Thrco dally through express trains from Chicago over the Ft iWayno Route of the Peniihylvanla Mncs. The equipment the train nnd the service of the Pennsylvania Limited le-ivliif Chicago cage dally at 0.30 p. m are unuqualcd and Incomparable. For special Information ap ply to the nearest ticket agent or any line leading to Chicago. To all our fi lends , and In particular , to Mru. and Miss Dacy and Mis. Morrell , our heartfelt giatltudo for their devotion dur ing the Illness of our beloved vvlfo nnd daughter and for tholr hlnccro expressions of sympathy at our had bereavement. S. D. Casad and Mrs. Carney. KillililrNl Tiling You IJ i-r Siiir. The Dress Pa re do of the Graba Hopper Brigade of the Thurslon Rlflea , LA1JOR DAY PICNIC. ASHLAND. MONDAY. SEPT. Ctll. Exhibition drill by Ihe crack drill team of the Thurfrton Hlllce. Night attack on Port Sumtor , boating , dancing , games of oil" kinds. Special train leaves Union depot nt 9:30 : a. in. Tlcl.cta , 7f cents , of all mem bers of the IliurBton HHles , at Jenkins' cigar' store , 150,1 Faranam street , and at Uurllngton ticket oiilce , U.02 Farnam st. Keep your ojo open for the Grasshopper parade Saturday evening. , , T i n : xuu1 MM : oi-u N . Omiilin , KIIIIHIIH ( 'It ) A. niiHti-rn llnll- riinil Oiiuilui A Ht. IjoulH Iliillrimil. The QUINCY IIOUTB with through trains to Trenton , Klrltavllle and Qulncy' . CPIIHCC- ilons cast and southeast. For rntcw tlmo tables and all Information , call at QUINCY JIOUTD oillco , 1415 Foinain street ( Paxton Hotel Illoek ) , or vulte , OKO. N. CL U'TQN , Agent. AVM. 0. GOSS-COAL. Tel , 1307. Onice ami yaids nth & Nicholas. A > 1M1 ( 'tllllllllll ) , Tn anotl'cr pait of this Usuo win bo found Iho advcrtlsomcnt of the New York Dtfntal Co. , located In the Uushman block. 16th and JDouglas. It will bo obporved that their prices ore much below commpotltors , while tliolr work Is guaranteed to bo as good as that of the high priced dentists. Dr. Clem- mo r , tha manager , Is a graduate of ono of the leading colleges of this country , and cornea to Omaha with many new Ideas In Ucntlatry , These desiring first data work tit a nominal cost need have no hesitancy in Eolt'B ' to the New York Dental Co. Mrs , C , A. Holyokn't ) school vvlll reopcpn ( September 1C at 2572 Harney street , Music , both brafu and string dancing- boating racing fishing drilling Ashland , Kept. 6. _ I , u MlVecU of HUH : .Half. The rug ealo emU ths | week , Don t lote 4bo opportunity to buy Oriental ruga now , and nave the 25 to 40 per cunt Additional cost If brought In under the now tariff. OliCll.MU ) & W1LHKLM CARPET CO. AmiOLL Sir * . Stephen , awed 32 years. Friday. September a. at residence. Nine teenth and SjirljiK streets. Mrs. Carroll ANUS tlio daughter of Catherine Sullivan 1 und Hlalcr of Mr. K < 1 Maloncy , Funeral Monday morning at 8:30 from residuum tost. P.itikli'H church , Inlt-nnent Bt. Mary's cemetery. \\oon.Mn.v ciuri.n AT THU I'lcnlc nnjo > cil lip MnntirrN from < lie Tlirrr CHIrft. The Woodmen Circle , women's auxiliary to the Woodmen of the World , held a picnic at Hnnscom park jostcrday afternoon and evening , which proved a great success. The great heat on the down town pavements was left behind about noon , and a Jolly crowd of about ICO people hied themselves to the s'lady coverts of the park. The military band of Alpha camp , No. 1 , rendered a concert dur ing the afternoon , whllo the older members of the society sought cool places and the juvenile section chased the merry hours away around the music pavilion. Refreshments roro served beneath the rces south of the lake , and at 4 o'clock a number "of speeches were delivered by1 promi nent ofllccrs of the organization , These who spoke , taking the work of the society as a subject , vvcro Dr. Holovltschlncr , supreme surgeon ; J. 0. Kuhn , supreme manager , and Mrs. Mary J. Hughes , ( uiprcmo guardian. The picnic br c tip shortly after 8 o'clock , the outers reti nlng to the city In carryalls. The camps o South Omaha , Omaha and Council muffs each turned out a good num ber of peoplo. Those having charge of the affair were Mrs. J. Q. Kuhn , Mrs. L. Lovl and Mrs. Vogcl. SI MM nil i\CUIIHIO.\9. Via ClilrnK" . AlllnnuUoo fc St. Paul ItllllMIIJ. A long list of excursion points to which round trip tickets will be cold nt greatly re duced rates. The condition * for eiimtnct tourists were never more liberal than those for this season. Tor full Information as to routes , ratra , lltnlto selling dates , etc. , ap ply at the city ticket olllce , 1501 Farnam et. F. A. NASH , Grneral Western Agent. Dr. Hippie , dentist , 200 Uee Uulldlng. The fall term of the Omaha Commercial college , ICth & Douglas , begins tomorrow. Np\v classes In all departments. Sam'l Hums Is oftcilng a real vvcdgvvood dinner set at $8.75. Tliiirnton The Thurston Rifles vvlll not bo required to do camp duty this year according to the state laws. The military board has decided to hold company encampments Instead of a state encampment. The work of the Thnrs- tons at San Antonio and the work of the company preparatory thereto has been deemed EiiUlelent to excuse them from state service. Sergeant Tompse't and Private Scrambling have been visiting In Lincoln during the past week. Private Coy attended the recent reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic at Waterloo and reports having had a most cnjojablo time. Ileglnnlng next week , the Rifles will take up the new tactics which arc now used In the regular army. Also the hell bar musical diill , with which the regulars made such a favorable Impression at San Antonio. A blc > clo corps Is being agitated among the members of the company. About forty of the Rifles ride the silent steed. The promotion of Sergeant Forby to the rank of lieutenant has proven to bo a most excellent move , as he has shown himself to be a most efllcicnt ofllcer In every respect In compliance with the recent order Issued by Adjutant General Llarry pertaining to target practice , the Thurstons have beeu de voting considerable tlmo to shooting , and before the season closes some excellent scoics may be expected. By order of Captain Foyc , all members of the Thurston Rifles will assemble at old Fort Omaha this morning at 8:30 : o'clock for the purpose of drill. Any member falling to attend for reasons other than business and sickness will be severely dealt with by the company court of discipline . The assured fact that the next national Interstate dilll will take place In St. Paul Is glad tidings for the Thurston nlfles. Cap. tain Bean advanced the Idea to the citizens of St. Paul soon after his return from San Antonio. Ho has received hearty support on every side and the people of the city aic taking up the matter In a manner that practically assures the success of the ven ture. To the several companies who have promised to attend Captain Dean sajs : "There will be no 'catches' In the program Everything will bo carried out in a fair and square manner and the drilling will not be for the purpose of seeing which commander Is the best at guessing riddles , but which company Is the most elllclent. " The annual outing of the Thurston Rifles will take the nature of a Labor day picnic at Ashland tomorrow. An Oriental IXIill.lt. Ii > Orchard & . Wllhelm's west window is as tasty a "cozy" corner as has been seen In artistic window dressing" for a long tlmo. It icprcsents a ical Turkish alcove , draped In rich tapestries from the Orient. This house makes quite a feature of this class of goods nnd has professionals to drape them so as to bring out the \cry best ef fects. They hav < > placed thcso Turkish dons , no two alike. In a number of the best resi dences of the city nnd their customers have been so hlghl > pleased with the work that Orchard & Wilholm ! have gone Into the Ori ental oinnmentatlons to a greater extent this fall than ever before llN , Iiiil. On September 7th and Sth , account National Meeting of Sons of Veterans , the .MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY will sell round trip tickets at one fare. For further Information call at company's offices , northeast corner 13th and Farnam Sts. J. O. PHILLIPPI , A. G. F. & P. A. T. F. GODFREY , P. & T. A. ASHL\NI > HAS SURRENDERED the Granshopper brigade vvlll take possession Sept. C. I > l u I on i Only Line Running TWO TRAINS DAILY to Colorado , Wjomlng , Utah and all Western Points. Call at tlcUel onice , 1302 Farnam street. \ VlllHllTX1ll > \Vllllf IllNllllC. Mrs , Anna niumenthall , living with her family at 101 , " Martini street , wondered nw.iy from her home Friday night about 5 o'clock and wns not found until last evening The woman wns located near Fifteenth and Wohstcr streets. She Is subject to Ills of In sanity and was locked up nt the station several months ago on a similar occasion. Ida S Will she plenuo send her address to 205 S. 25th avo. .SiiriM'NNfiil Sclnml , Students obtain good positions after com pleting a enurfio at DKlke's Business and Shorthand Collcgo at Masonic building , ICth st. and Capitol avo. Day and evening ses sions now. The Grat hoppcr ALWAYS have a good tlmo go to Ashland with them Sept. G the > 'II take earn of you. ccl.oi-H' i\fiir > . ! i > uln S tnii lloiilc. September 7th the Diirllnglon will sell round trip tlcKcts at one fare , plus $2 , to points In NcbUBka , Kansas Wyoming , Colorado rado , Utah , Arkansas , Indian 'territory , Okla homa and Texas , and to certain points In Louisiana , Missouri and New Mexico. Full Information regarding limits , stopovers , etc. , at ticket olllce , 1602 Famam st. , or by ad dressing J. Francis , Gun'1 Paba'r Agent , Omaha , Nob. A , D , T. Co , , JlewcuRcn furnished ; bag gage delivered , 1302 Doug'.na St. Tel. 177. Dr. Wllcox , dentist , room 501 , Blown Blk. Individual competitive drill of the Thurs ton Hlllca at Ashland September C , for the Thurston troph > round trip rate 75 centf. Woodmen of the World attending the bar becue at Ablilund September 6 can secure round trip ticket ! ) for 75 ftuts of thu Grans- hopper ! ) . Wheelmen attending state meet at Ath- laud September G can secure round trip tickets ( or 75 cents of the Grasthrippcn. Another Hot Mirlnux Uxuumlou. Tinlni.t. . flC.40 , Omaha to Hot Springs and return , September 10 , Uurllnglou route. 110.40 for 1.100 miles of travel and a month's exemption from boat and dust and wind. ISN'T It cheap ? Tlrke'i ' at 150 ? Kainam , Spend Labor day at Ashland plenty to AIUUIIQ you 76 ceiite round trip. CILLESPIE TO THE PUBLIC Sapcrintcndcnt of Institute For Deaf and Dumb Makes a Statement. CHARGES THE GOVERNOR WITH UNFAIRNESS I.cil in Hello c ( tint lie A Van < o lie Ilc- tnlncil UN SiiiLrlnleiiilctit nnit I Til en Let Out Without I i Wnrnlnif. r , , | On September 1C , and after having served for nearly twenty years as superintendent of the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb , Prof. J. A. Olllcsplo leaves the Institution. That ho may bo set right before the people and that they may know why he leaves the Institute , 1'rof. Qlllcsplo has prepared the following statement for publication : OMAHA , Sept 1. To the Kdllor of The Hoc : In response to requests from repre sentatives of the press ns well us fiom many prominent citizens for u statement regard- lug matters personal to myself , In connec tion with the present condition of affairs at the Institute for the lcuf nnd Dumb , 1 now mnUo the following : I had not expected to be removed .Torn the portion of superintendent , though I knew of the pressure for place being made upon the executive. It wns my understanding with the gov ernor that 1 wns not to be molested In my Tsork ; and acting upon that theory I took no steps looking for any other appointment , but engaged my force of workers us usual. Then came the letter from his excellency , Governor llolcomb , which Is made a part of this statement. The report of the committee , out of which "a controversy of more or less macnltudc will grow" as Indicated by the public pres , makes the statement that In the nearly twenty years of my superlntendency the books show a dlserepency In accounts to the amount of about Jl.VOO. The expert stated that this was not considered a snort- ape , but ( i statement of accounts presented for settlement with the state. TUKN13D OVER ALL. HOOKS. When this committee arrived to besln business I turned over to them all my books and \oucheis and offered them every facility to make a thorough examination , knowing that I had nothing to fear from a fair and just scrutiny of my record. The gentlemen of the committee stated at the beginning of their work and fre quently during Us progress , that when they came to any Item that was not cntlicly clear they would call upon me. This they failed to do. The chairman stated frequently during the summer that when they weie through they would go all over the report , Item by Item with me , nnd would mnfce their report so fair that I would be entirely s.itlslled. I have called for n copy of this repoi t re peatedly since the findings were published , and It Is still withheld ; for what purpose the public must Judge. That errors In bookkeeping exist I have no doubt ; It would be strange If there were not. That many of the Items as published can be made clear Is true. There Is noth ing In any of the Items as published , as far as I am able to Judge , which , when properly adjusted can not be settled ami cably and without "controversy. " I ftm ready to take this report and miikp the nec essary corri-ctions and settle the dllference Until that time I ask the public to with hold any unfavotable judgment which might be formed from the , so far , one-sided publications It has been my policy duilng my entire eivlce to keep politics out of this Mihool , that my own time and that of mv employes might be devoted to the business of the school for which we were p.ild. To what extent I hn\e = ucceeded 1 ak the people of the state und the \\oild to Judge. 1 am not responsible for Injecting politics Into the management , and I am glad that I shall not be responsible for the results. J. A. GILUSPIE , Superintendent Institute for the Deaf and GOVnilNOR OFFERS RXCUSGS Prior to severing his connection with the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb , Prof. Gll- lesple received the following communication from Goveinor Holcomb , which Is self ex planatory. LINCOLN , Neb. , Aug. 2 : , Prof .T. A. Gll- lesple , Institute for the De.if , Omaha. Neb. : Dear Sir Yours of August 2. ! relative to the difference between join self nnd the com mittee appointed by the legislature to In vestigate the management of the Plate olllces and the various state Institutions Is at hand. I note that > ou think that you can check over the report from four to sK weeks after receMiig a copy of the In vestigating committee's report , which at the time of writing you had nor received. After mature consideration and obtaining as much Information as po = | ble regarding the matter , I icach the conclusion that n controversy of moie 01 le s mignllude will grow out of this investigation and that It may not be settled for ome time in the future. I am also of the opinion that the success and btst Inteiests of the 9 < heel will not be sub si\ed by n continuation of youi- self as superintendent , under these circum stances. 1 do not mean to be underutood as imply ing that your management has been of such a clmiacter as to show Intentional wrong to the state ; on the other hand , I am Inclined to itgard It ns the result of mis takes , and , perhaps , carelessness. The con troversy , however , exists , nnd will probably continue so for quite a while UiCIDCS ON A CHANOU In organising the school under the iaw pissed by the last legislature. I detl.j to have the woik begun undtr the mi st fa vorable clicumstances , and do not bel'eve this can be done under present conditions I have , theiefore , concluded to appoint Prof. H. K Dawe9 to take charge of the echool on September 1 or 15 , as maj besi suit jour convenience. I take occasion at this time to thank you for the many courtesies extended to me during the existence of our olllclal lelatlons and to expiess the hope that you may llml much pleasure and piospcrlty In the future In whatever work you may engage Kindly ndvlne me OP to your wishes when your successor should take charge of the Insti tution. Yours very truly , SILAS A HOLCO.MI5 , Governor. Immediately upon the receipt of the com munication from the governor. Prof. Glllcs- ple wrote and sent a reply , of which the fol lowing Is a copyi of my successor You have the power to make sue i an appo mm nt at your p iiFure , and I will be ready tq turn ovei the kevs of the Institute to your appointee on the date you name , September 13. IIOLCO.M1I NAMES n.MPLOYKS. I am constrained , however , to challenge the justice of this nibltrary action on your part. Your promise to me and to my fi lends that 1 was to remain , with my excellent cot pi of teacheis , through > nui administra tion , has kept mo fiom seeking any other appointment Your wishes were complied with , nnd I have Installed those named by > ou In all derailments , where u change would bo of no detriment to ( he school You named my clerk , engineer , nlghtwatch- man and farm man , and they have been on the state f < y roll several months. Your ncllon has been unfair to me It seems to me that I was al least entitled to MM opportunity to refute the Intimation of Intentional wmng doing , which Is H ild to have been embodied In its report or to ex plain the dltie'it'iianclos caused by various bookkeepers during the last nineteen years , I have repeatedly but unsuccessfully BO- llcltcl and demanded a statement of the committee's findings As a in.iMi'r of jurtlce to invRelf. and to the community In which I have lived for twenty-live yeain , nmt the state of which I am n citizen , 1 noiv respectfully demand n copy of the report of the legislative commit , tee to which you refer , and whlo1 ! has thus far , thoug'i ' often promised , been so unjustly withheld from me. INSPIRED nV PARTISANSHIP. I cannot but feel that a partisan demand for poco ! has Inspired this action on your part , rather than real solicitude for the wel fare of this Institution so long entrusted to my care , So far att my olllclal management of the affairs of thin Institute IB concerned , I am ready to meet any statement made by this committee , to reconcile and make ROOI ! any apparent discrepancies In accounts. I feel that my long and faithful servlca to the state , an superintendent of Its Institute for the Deaf and Dumb , will not be overlooked by the people , when they form judgment be tween us In this matter. My comrade. ) In war Mood for justice and niUallty before the law. Ttioy will do no let > n in time of peace. I took charge of this educational liEtltutlon when It was a cause of trouble and source of anxiety to the state government and to Us patrons. During my service no ntato ofllcla has ever been called upon to settle disturb ances , nor Internal dissensions. It iu a matter of gratification In mo that I leave the school ID excellent condition , with a imputa tion for advanced and cfllclent work , not con fined by state lines , nor national bound- arli's , No governor , nor stutu officer , nor political committee baa ever nought to Inject politics Into the management of thin Institute : > y dictating , nor oven nigKo tlng appoint ments to me , until imidi Action tame from you and your comnUUtc. To this I ascribetanich of the success I lave attained , 1 lctro < the euperlntcndcncy and the service of I ho % Ute with the con sciousness of ft dutyrwell dsno and with the approval or the patrons of this school and all honest men , Thanking you foritifflBlal courtesies , I am respectfully , J. A. QILLESPIK , Superintendent. Croat Trent for the Children Prof. Gentry's school of performing dogs nnd ponies , who aroto txhlblt under a tent In this city on Farnam street , near 18th street , six nights , to begin Monday , Septem ber S , with matinees Ttleirf y , Thursday and Saturday , will bo a great treat for the little folks. The exhibition , while It Is especially Utractlvo to the -children , Is equally enjoyed by the older people , the acts being EO ar ranged that whllo the older ones realize the enormous amount of time , labor and patience that It must have required to educate the animals to that degree of Intelligence , the younger ones enjoy the general -result. The show Is decidedly the best of Its kind In the world , and never fulls to give the best of satisfaction. The entertainment Is strictly moral and cnjojs the distinction of being the only show traveling under canvas that Inter feres In no way with any belief , creed or religion , and Is endorsed by the clergy and school superintendents wherever It exhibits , Cut ThlH ( Hit ! Hound trip tickets will be on sale , by the MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY , to the foi- owing points at greatly reduced tales. Homo Seekera' ttuxurslons , Sept. 7th and L'ltt. Indianapolis. 1ml. , Sept. Tth and Sth. St. Louis. Mo. , Tuesdays and Fridays In September and October. Atchlson. Kan , , September 22d and 23d. Kansas City , Mo. , October 3d to 9th , In clusive , 'v For further Information call at city offices , lorthcast corner 13th and Farnam , or depot , IGth and Webster streets. J. 0. PIULLIPPI , A. G. F. & P. A. T. F. GODFREY , P. & T. A. A social hop Saturday , September 11 , given 3V the Transmlsslsslppl club at Knights of jabor hall , South Fourteenth street. MOONSHINER If some of these Docs nnd 2x4 1'etn don'l "look n little out" somn day they'll be swooped dnnn on like the = e moonshiners iloun couth That wnulil he awful for the 1'ets couldn't write nny more cheeKs then to pay the Docs for plus- Klnir foi them and Hie Doc couldn't wrlle an > more prerorlpllone to be tilled b ) their darling pet drni-'KlBt" the > 'd bolh be ilonnedllh n. n slrlped suit and eat , drink and sleep nt UK slate's expentc Whal a terrible thliiK thnt would be while we would continue selling Kooila nl these prices. ingll : h SnielllnK Silt * 10c Wllllam'B I'lnk I'lllB 3Jc [ nine's Celcrs Compound Wo Warner's Safe Cure ) iloud's Saixaparllla Clc nirnev'a Catarrh Powder 3o Jem Catarrh I'owder We No-To-lluc . . & > c Caller's l.l\tr Pill. ) 12u DnffS's Malt Whiskey f.0c Lsdla rinkham Compound "r > c " ' l'e-ru-na . < rvinmld rile Cure . . 31c I'leree's Kavorlle I'resciliitlon l- Oarlleld Tea 15 Casloria . . i ; 2r Cnllcura Soap . Ijc CUT PRICE DRUCCIST. Cor. ir.lli ahil Ulili-iiKu Ms. LMinit. CAAVAS. Farnam Street Near 18th I'UOK. OnVTIfY'S FAMOUS Dog and Pony Show | SI-v iilurlitxt to bfKlu Moiulaj , ScptciubVr ( Itli : Mn tlnooH , 'riu-HIii > , ThliVsiluy mill Snt. at't \ v. in. Advertised nnd lepn-Hciiteil In every detail , conducted aniU maniiKC'il In a thoioUK-hly llrst class manntr anil p.it- icnlzed and endorseil li > the very best people evi r > where , Hnd now In its tenth > car of continued success. AilnitH loii : Children , lOc ; AilultH , Oc. tji lvS1vSsvEFtSais:5 : > Tlip I'nlon I'nclnc. Is runnlnp Pullman Palace Sleeping Car dally , Omaha to Colorado Spring ) , Colo. , leav ing Omaha oei fast mall 4.05 p. nt. , arriving Colorado Springs next morning 11:10. : For reservations and full Information call at City Ticket ofQce , 1302 Karnam St DON'T ' EXPECT US To give > ou n form with each purchase \vc don't lave joti well enoURh far HintV UKc > ou Ju t well enouKh to Rive > ml licttornlue for jour money than any liourc In the land K ) ou don't believe It come anj rcc ut SCHOOL SHOES. Our febool nhoes wear they look well -feel well Ihc boss and KlrU aiv proud uf Iliom - wnllc tlie prlec Is only about one-inlf vvhat olhem charge. lloss' It Calf Shoo , laie , coin toe , mule of eolld leather , f\rtt \ 12 to 2. . . . . . ( t OU loyn' ! II Calfl Slims , laee , coin toe , made of ( Olid leather , xlzcs 2'4 to 5'i ' . . J1.2J Yout is' Tan Sin cs , mide of line quality Boat , laee , coin toe , "I'cnnnt Sciool Shoe , " size , y io 134 . .11 : : . Mlfie ' Dongola Shoco button , coin toe , tip- ped. Flics 12 lo 2 . fl WO Mlfses' ftn < > DotiKola Shoes , Ince , coin toe tipped , Fb.e. ll'i In 2 . 51 n Mlffei' Tan Shoes bullon , coin loc , lipped , Flze * 11 ( n 2 . $131 Children's DoiiRoln Shoes , bullon nnd lace , tipped teen , plzei 8 to 11 . Jl 03 Child ! en'R Tan ShocK. button and lace , tip ped toe' * pl7e < i 9 lo 12 . . . $1 " Slim Hie rhlldren to pchool 'luesdij by havins them properly shod. HAYDEU BROS. siioi : ii : Six Days in a Week One who earns > her living1 by washing1 has this to bay of "I luio , used T.aundrold nnd cnnnot do without It. 1 lmv < ! Klvcn nevenil inkes to other washer women , and tlie > arc nil well plenpcd wllh It Mrs II paid lo tell jou he tnoUKhl as much ol It as I do I UFO It six dasfl In the unit , EO > ou can bcee how much 1 tlilnk of It " MIIH. K M. DUMMITT. Llnioln , Xcb. The more they use It Ihe hotter they like It. The moie you use It the hotter you'll like It. , Union I'nrlflp. "Tho Ovcrlhnd Limited. " The most SUIMMlULiY KQUII'PnD train wcet of Mlraourl Klvcr. Twelve houre quicker than any other tMln to I'acino Coftft. Call at Ticket om.ce ,1302 Farnam St. DOG MEDICINE. 0 Ctf. SPRATTS PATENT DOG CAKQf Wo sell all kinds Dog Medicines- Mango Cure , Me Distemper Cure 60c Soap for Killing Tlcas 20c Sherman SMclonnellDnigGo in lit nonun vnir.r.T. . . . OMAIIV Minni.i : or m.oric. There is TliU sentiment up- . to thu best No Place ustlnrts of our tin- turo but all suntl- Like Home tnent Is lost for these win ) pay rout Till ! MimiM. LOAN AND KUII.OIMl AbS'N Vrninotoi Homo Itiilldtng nnd Homo ( lOttlhir by eni-oui aging the thrlftv to 1 suvou pan of theli Income iivury mouth. 1'iiVH 0 per cent on withdrawals and nuuli larger rates to thu persistent mom- lur N-vurnl desirable homes for sale for u trltlo iiuiro limn rent. G. M. Natfinger , Sec'y , 1701 Kuril am St. , live lIlilK. SCHOOLS. DAY ACADEMY Sacred Hearta Cor. Sitli nnd St Mnrjs A\c. Classes will be resumed TUibl\l , SIJI'T. 7TI1. The academic cours-o contains cvcrj branch of n thoroughly rellned and literary education. French , German and I. illn are Included In the cunlculum studies flee of chatge. O4O4O41 + OatOO O + O4O + O + O * OMAHA CONSERVATORY OF MUSC- ! SUSS Violin , Organ , Harp , Mandolin , Gu tar , Flute , Clarinet , Bassoon , Cornet , Haimony antl Composition , Elocution , Shakespeare , Dramatic Art , llclharte and Physical Culture. Ad- drtfej. 1" M. JtMs , IIOtD'S TlliATiit , OMAIIMill. . A piano which steadily gains In popularity after being tested by the public for > oars. The Ivors & Pond , Emerson , Vose & . Sons Pianos have an established reputa tion. They are built out of the best material that money can buy , and sell at the lowest price of any high grade Instrument lu the maiket. Don't fail to BCC them before buying. Sou our list of bargains : Large Chickering Upright only $130.00. Fine Oak Upright only $125.00. Square Pianos from $18.00 upwards. Organs from $15.00 upwards. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER , 105 South Fifteenth Street A. C MUELLER , Tuner. Tel. 1025 BRINGS BACK Vl.V , VIGOR , ENERGY TO MEN who have wasted their strength In dissipation , In abuse. The man who abuses himself , who wrecks his manhood by those evil habits must certainly suffer. A certain and speedy cure Is offered to such men. HUDYAN cnrei Ringing In the Ears , Facial Nervous Twltchlnes , Premature Weakness. HUDYAN cures Hydrocele , Spermatorrhoea , Impatenry and the Declines and Disabilities of Men. HUDYAN Is a remedy treatment and can be had only from the I ludson'Medical Doctors. No one else has Hudyan. Prostatitls Is a disorder that should be attended as soon as the slightest touch of it K experienced. HUDYAN cures Prostatltis and other like Inflammations. ) Hujyan iRemedy Treatment Hudyan Remedy Treatment is CONSULT certain to cure Varicocele. Write sometimes .cures in 20 days. for Circulars. HUDSON DOCTORS FREE. I -t - - - Head these symptoms , and If you have many of them you need the certain cure , the Great Hudyan Remedy Treatment IV.is remrtflubleidi > covery has made the name and the fortunes of the Hudsonlan Doctors of the Hudson Medical Institute , KBUVOUS nKDIUTY-Tills nffllrllon FAILING MANHOOD When your man NKIIVOUB TWITCHINOS A nervous destroys ambltlin. organic strength , energy hood begins to go you will twitch and show all In man easily gets a tremble , gets Ota ergy and hope. Following arc tome of the signs of prt mat tire weakness , Following symptoms are some of the symptoms : of weakness , fits of tnltchlngs. Here are ffel ncak ? Do Have you you cold feet ? Do your facial mrves twltcht some of the symptoms : backache ? Are all run down ? Have you you Do your eyci twitch ? Io ) you bun intlety ! Spell before the eyeit Anou losing HeehT Do the muiclei twitch ? Do your hands tremble ? Da you low-iplriled ekfp poorly ? ? Have yea palm In ( mall of back ? Do you feel shaky ? Are Are you > our c > f unkcn ? Have you pains on each tide of backbone ? Can you alk without halting ? Do you have hot flashej ? Have you palm In head ? Are you melancholy ? In memory Impnlrtd ? Have > ou iliDoUnc paint ? Havu your you no manly ) \lgnr ? Do > ou feel ( allguej ? Do you have ringing In the ear * ? Have jou no vital enertty ? Are you f ryT Is your Mood poor ? have ilcK heaj chot Doci > our liend wlmT Do you Is there nau * a after eating ? Do your knees knock ! Are your eyes weak ? Do jour hand * " "d < cf < twrat ? 1)008 > our hand trrroblet Are your cyts bleary ? Has the LrlghtiifM left > oureye ? Hard you a milk ) or brlckduit tedlment ? ? Da mflcr from night louei ? Docs your head swim ? Do you feel that you tre unfit to marry jou ff you are In this condition you should learn all about the Gre.it Hudyan Remedy Tre.jlment. It Is sure to cure. it cures as ceitalnfv as you use it. No one else can five you Hudyan but the Doctors of the Hudson Medical Institute. CJIICUI , VltS AXU T BTIMONIALS l-'HKIC. HUDSON AlODICAL INSTITUTE , CORNER ELLIS AND MARKET STREETS , SAN FRANCISCO , CAL. THE SUMMER GIRL As She Appears Heforo Consulting JOHN H. WOODBURY MISS MACU'lUt : IIS A I'lNK COl/ll TH19 < in T SHI : sJiiori.nx T HAVIJ KIJIT nun ivis : oi-i.v : AM , st'MMnit TnKcn fiom 1,1 ft' nocVl-T1' ! ' ' " , VVls : ' 'J'timatki- - . Imlln Ink. - ' .IVoJ1" > fun i 'lf ' "bunt with ot any the nliovo i , labpH will IP | K , | rxrpr | tlipiiuilvrH or ira Suite . iIIN . rntnrr " Monroe W ° ° mu'"Ymm.il , lit' " " " n RIO s > , \ < \ ua fncc nml io Miimn .IP .lauKliter do n't rcli.l , it , , , Ml , , , > n r fioo strnlBlitriieil out IItor ll.VVi ' : I'MIIM.KS jm hnvc frw ! mL , " T- ' 1' ' " ' > " 1 ° 'l"nt'1 , < * being > cn | t | , ' I'm -.1" . nflBl'1 ' tlf ' "trlilnK KninelhlnK . ' I . * * "llllc > 01" ' fnco look "I" ! " tnr- < got or if iw conic one lind rpattetcd luilnt ' on | ) O > T 'iiiitou 101 it r.\ci : V\VAV. No ninlter If > uu iutlrtil of U Don't let It Ko % " " ril ' > I ill v "ilnj" - MATOI/UIHT WOOD- ' 11 Ulllp < 1 " 10" ll , , ii.i , . m"1 " . ° " ' 8 Mwn" ' " 'I' iou i i ill ' " f" ° " M1" ' I'Ocnmo JOHN II WOOD- . . n ninkp the roloi of > our lion- perfectly nntmiilltliunt iKliiR u knlfr , , , .0lvl ' 'V11.1. 1 "rL' ' " "B'd'iK ' ' nt sour red no.ro 011 don't cnteli them nt It. thev laugh be vVmuli"1rA."let > " ' " Hiivc JOHN I \ , , - , iiivii-1 l.V nul. " ln lls " " " 'nil condition \\HMCI. isVII'iil W I , , Slott | order li > deiinatcilogUt IIIIH bwn nt U for 28 > ' * " , Wnlklnif toitmonl ! if what 1 Imvc Uon , in thlK line run be Bien on nnj avenue In ( . "Id- i'ovo lit nm Iline iiiitTiniAitics O.VIM : IM : IM.I : to look at sou In n j-tiniiRe was- mid nsKou ptnliraanarB OODMtMv Sl"1-fFI'l"M's ; ! IIAIH on the fenmle face mnkP ! < lllc pntlenl bi'liful < INI- If " " 1""l > ls t"e" " " ' ° P > > > " " Cfl" l 5ou a Breetlimr fall 01 wrlto. A\oodliur > ' Tnclnl Soap , racial " leatn Tatlal I'owilPr uinl Dental C'reiim in ike the IJr.uuUsH Toilet Com bination Knmui foi the HUln , Sculp , I'omplevlon nnd teeth , Mamiracluitd b > Dorinntnlo lst .Tolni 11 Yviuidbnrs , who lias hail siura' i\ieilenci' | inrliiR ruin dlpeiisin and facial lilemlr'iev The dallj use ofVood - liurs's Paclal Snnp anil 1'aclal Cieam will ira. . li ra to nil olllne - ' < and othir Imperfretlona of ( ho skin , nnd render the roniplcxlon cle.ir , eoft nnd beiitillfnl 'Hies ati- toM cverj where. KorO L'iMitN no Mill ncnil > ou liy mull u trlul pnol.UKi- rni'li nf Aooil - Inir.i'M raclnl Soup. l''aclnl Crriini 1'n- < * lal 1'iMtilrr nnd Ilfiital Cream ( Hiilll- oli-iit for tliroi * fi > KM' IIMInlth 11- liiHtriiti-il lunik on Uvriiiiitoliiu : } nml him to liniro\r tin * Nkln , HCMilp nml .IOI1.V H. ANOODIirilV Dr.IlMATOMOAr , 1N'- BTITt'1 U. olllcex for the euro of facial b'cinlslies. ' -ClilcaKO IM .State Ht , IIOHton , 11lnter M ; I'hlladelptilu , IW Walnut Ht , New 'ork , 127 W. (2.1 . St. Address nil k > uern to IW Htate bt. , cor ner Monioe I' . S. SI'IHMAI. ANMUNCr.Mn\T ! _ JOHN II VVOODlll'Ifi'W HITCIALJCiYOHIC : sunciox ! WIM < in : AT HIS PHICAOO or- KICI : 101 si ATI : .ST con MONHOI : , BII'T. n. rou r DA S TO i-miroiiM orniiATioNa 1 OH CIIANCHNO AND COUUrXTINO riJA- TI'IIAK lHHiGfI.AltITIiS AND DI'.rOllMl- TIIS : or Tiin I-ACI : AND nonv or IVIKY : NAIl'UB Al'rOINTJinNTS ' TOIl THIS hl'13- CIAI.voiuc MUST in : MADL ; AT oxcu. SiO yOU US3 EDIOglS ? We have a large line of cotton and linen mops also feather dusters , floor brooms chemois skins , metal polishes ( only the best kinds ) . Give us a call. Jas Norton & Son Go. . 1511 Dodge St. A m DEHTHL CO. I Peimnncntly located In Oma ha , prepared lo furnish the best Dental Work at lower prices than evu ( iffiied to the pco pie of tills vkiiilty lie fore Absolut ) iy I'.ilnh'BS Ex- trnrtlon 2 > < Silver FllllimH H i I'm.i . Gold Fillings ? 1 up Set Tnelh J" . w ) licst Troth J7 M No rhaif , ! ' for i xainlimllon I iul > attendant. M'AV YORK WCVrAl.OO Ollk'o , HiiHhm in lllock , Oppo- "tie Boston Kloro Illlli anil l ) < > iiiliiH. lilt CVEM\liil : MKI AMI .Sr. The Creighton % TOD.VV TOMOHT jsiid. htin , 'run u'ooDU van TIIIIATKH cu. SEA OF ICE. All this vutk . i Dean & Jose OIII'HAXH. s ieaf erp-II" 'lOMtnrr , stir Ban A Btuait i vcrU < uie I'lcUircn ' of the Dorbeft-Fitzsimmons Contest itjeclnlly ] ntlrnctnc to thu Italics. l'rlci' , 25c. tic "So II 00 vlorand's Dancing School will reopen for adult c'asses Tues day , Sept 7th , 8 p. m. Child ren's class Saturday. Sept. 25th. ow open for applications id circulars , ItOTKLh. The Millard SSg ? . 0 NT Amoilc.inplun. J,60pJrdiiy iix | Kuinpu'in p in , 11.00 pur dny up , J , K. MAItKUL A MN. 1'rup * .
