J 2 TITE OMATTA I ) ATT A * BEE : FRIDAY" , JTT7s"E MO , 1809.
WORRYING OVER THE RATES
Weitem Trunk Line Oommlttai to Take Up
Snbjftct with Zaitern Roads ,
CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD NEXT WEEK
I.ni-nl PrrlHliI .Men llolil Dolly Mri-t-
to llrtlcw Ihr SKunlIon-
Til err . \rr 3lnn > - Itnniorn
of Itnlr
Whllo there Is no new font tire In the
freight rtu situation , the tension between
the conflicting lines la becoming so high
that there may bo annthor break before
long1. The Western Trunk Line committee
ban taken up tbu Biihjcct and the repre
sentatives of flvo wcBtcrn road * , with Chair-
mnn Pnrkcr , will meet with the eastern line
reprcnontatlvcw of the water and mil routes
nt New York on July C. A supreme effort
will be made at that time to bring about an
understanding between the warring elements
and If It falls there will follow a further
reduction.
It la agreed among the cast and west
lines that no further notion toward meeting
the rate of the southern lines will be taken
until after this conference has been held.
Uill notwithstanding this agreement there
IB a suspicion on the part of many of them
that others arc quietly meeting the new
rate made from the gulf. It Is not be
lieved that any road In Omaha has quoted
these figures , but they arc all constantly
vigilant In their effort to detect a break In
llio agreement. Conferences between some
of thi ) frnlght representatives of the roads
arc held almost dally.
Y THAVKI. OUT OK Till ! CITY.
O Minim People ScM'UliiK I'litcrx lit
Which to Sprint the Hummer.
There Is n , Wg exodus of Omaha people
who arc seeking a cooler spot In which to
spend a portion of the summer. Railroad
men say It has been several year * since the
travel out of Ouiuha has been so heavy as
at present. People are going everywhere
and there are sections of the city which are
being almost depicted of population as a
result of this movement.
In explaining the situation one railroad
man said that last year nearly everybody In
Omaha remained nt home on account of the
exposition , expecting to entertain friends
from outside of town , and that previous to
innf vnni * fhn nffm a nf thn nnnln kent manv
at homo. Now It Is said that times are
bolter and as the good people of the city
do not desire to spend two consecutive years
entertaining friends they have decided to
epend n part of the present summer in being
entertained toy others.
In canvassing the trains leaving the city
ono will find Omaha people bound for Wis
consin , for the lakes In Minnesota , for Hot
Springs , S. D. , for Colorado points and for
Interior places to visit relatives , while a
few are going to California ,
It Is predicted that the Fourth of July
business this year will be the largest on
record In .this vicinity. Already the trans
portation departments of the several roads
are finding themselves overtaxed to meet
the demand for cars. Low rates of course
have much to do with this extraordinary
travel , as It has been many years since
there wcro so many rates In effect for travel
In so many different directions.
\OT\- York Central CoiiNollilnllonx.
NHW YOnK , Juno 2fl. The directors ( If
the New York Central & Hudson Illvcr Rail
road company will meet tomorrow to formu
late a proposition to the Boston & Albany
stockholders looking to a lease of that rall-
loail for u long term of years. Ttie propo
sition to bo drawn. up tomorrow embraces
only overtures to the Boston & Albany and
nothing will bo done nt this meeting about
drafting propositions to other lines which
arc reported likely to bo absorbed by the
New York Central. The plan for the ab-
norptlon of the Chicago & Northwestern , the
Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line are
maturing rapidly. It Is said , and may come
to a focus almost any time. The Big Tour
and the Chesapeake & Ohio are said to be
Included In the scheme of consolidation and
In due tlm and under proper conditions
will merge Into the New York Central.
Oil ! rnmiiilHiil4iiM Are HcNtoreil.
On and after next Saturday ticket agents
In the west will not receive BO large com
missions upon their snips as they have been
receiving during the Inst two months. Up
until May 1 the rate of commissions , taking
n few cases as samples , were 75 cents on
tickets from Chlcaso to Omaha or Denver
and $1.BO on tickets from Missouri rivpr
points to the Pacific const and to the north
western states gpnerally , with $3 for the
round trip. Owing to the unsettled condi
tion which came upon the pnffiensor huslnt-sa
thrniiRh the threatened disruption of the
Western PasseiiRer association , these com
missions were advanced until It was dilll-
cull to tell just what the schedule really
waf. Since the reorganization of the asso
ciation , however , the commissions are to be
eliminated and the old schedule will again
go into effect , dating from July 1.
M r < > Liilnl SulfH ,
The land department of the Union Pacific
road continues Its almost unprecedented
record In the Hales of land In the west. The
Bales of grazing land arc enormous and In
dicate to some extent the growth that Is
taking place In the industry of raiding llvo
block on the range. Wednesday the Stand
ard Meat nnd Llvo Stock company of Den
ver , \vlilch has already bought many largo
tracts of land , closed another deal for 7,000
ncres In Wyoming adjoining Its previous
purchflKCS. Thn same day the Icho Land
nnd Stock company purchased 5,000 acres In
Utah. This company has also made pre
vious purchases. In addition to these two
vales smaller purchasers took 1,200 acres In
Kunins and Nohraalin.
Si-Iclidxtx Si-rUlilt AVynnilnur.
The Union Pacific fossil fields excursion
to Wyoming Is creating considerable Inter
est. Already some of the most eminent
scientists In the country have signified their
Intention of accompanying the expedition.
Th party of Bclentlata will Icavo Laramlo
July 20. The main dliectlon will be north
west , It will ntop In some of the richest
cretaceous Invertebrate collecting grounds
and will give students who deslro to collect
fossil plants ample opportunity to do so. It
will also make a special feature of struc
tural geology , will visit the famous dinosaur
flclds and will terminate Its Journey at the
Orand Canon of the Platte. The expedition
will continue forty dayn ,
Iliiprnvriiirntii on ( irontortliprii. .
NK\V YORK , Juno 29. James J. Hill , pres
ident of the Oreat Northern railroad , is In
the city now nd is In nlmost dally confer
ence with Henry W. Cannon and others.
Mr. Hill reports the road to bo In extremely
good ptiyslral shape and to be prospering.
Many improvements and alterations are be
ing planned that will be of material advan-
taee. Perhaps the moat Important move
will bo to extend the line Into Vancouver ,
where tha Canadian Pacific U now the dom
inant factor. A number of electric engines
are to bo placnl upon the road for haullne
trains through various tunnels.
Ilfillronil A'otiami I'enniialn.
I < " A. Kaeh of the St. Paul road has re
turned from Chicago.
. F , M. Llbbe of St. Joseph , traveling
freight agent tor the Santa Fe , Is in the
city.
city.L.
L. K. Sessions of Minneapolis , traveling
passenger ageut far the Monon , baa been
calling on , local putsenger men. *
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Prof. Edward Vfiorhcee and party , from
the 'Association of American , 'Agricultural. '
ColiegM sad. Experimental stati
'
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through Omaha tomorrow on their way I
to thn Pacific coast
Trent-lira are being du ? for the conrrMo '
supports for the roadway to be constructed
from the Tenth street viaduct to the new
union depot
PHYSICIANS DISREGARD LAW
Setul In Delnjed , Inneenrnte anil II-
li-nlhle lleiiortm of Illrlli anil
Dentil * to llenlth fotiuiiliiiiloiier.
Health Commissioner Spaldlng has deter
mined that some of Omaha's physicians ,
who habitually violate the law In regard
to reports of births nnd deaths , shall be
made to suffer for their negligence until a
radical reform has set In. Reports of
deaths come to his office dally which either
give no cause of death or some vague state-
j mcnt not really an explanation of the death
| at nil. Prominent physicians send In "In
flammation" or "shock" as n cause of death ,
and expect the health department to Issue
a burial permit on the strength of that
statement. Recently n report came In which
gnvc no other clue to the cnuio of the death
than the fact that two physicians had at
tended the deceased , which almost led the
health commissioner to a determination that
all blanks after the word "cause" In the
report should be filled In with the name
of the attending physician.
Other physicians neglect to report a
death until long after It has occurred ,
whereas the law specifically provides that
the report shall bo mndo within twenty-
four hours after death , and Imposes a pen
alty for delay. Recently n physician re
ported n death resulting from morphine
poisoning to which the coroner's attention
had not been called , or at least the report
did not show that It had. The regulations
provide that In case no physician certifies
to a death from natural causes the signa
ture of the coroner must bo affixed to the
report , ns un evidence that there ore no
suspicious circumstances attending the
death.
It has also come to the notice o'f the
officials that burials are sometimes mndo
before the report of the death Is In. In
every such case the sexton of Home ceme
tery hns violated the law In allowing a
burial to bo made without receiving the
permit of the Board of Health allowing
It. It has been decided that the next time
such a thing occurs nn example will be
made of the offending sexton.
The general character of the reports ,
their lack of promptness , their Incomplete
ness , Illegible handwriting nnd Inaccuracy ,
have 'been ' the cause of great dissatisfaction
ever slnro the-system was Inaugurated.
TKMIM.R PALMISTRY COMPMJTnn.
One of the Mont Ileiiutlfiil lltillilliiKN
on the ( iroiiinlx Dr. Perlii 1VIII
I'ernonnlly .Make the ItenilliiKi.
Dr. Carl Louis Porln's Temple of Palm
istry , on the east bluff tract opposite the
Illinois building , Is completed and will be
thrown open to the public tomorrow morn-
Ing. This beautiful building Is one of
the most striking on the grounds , and is
called by those who have seen the In
terior the best decorated. The reception
room iu a dream of beauty that once seen
will ever be remembered. At night the
bulfdlng will bo one of the most attractive
on the grounds and will form a striking
landmark for the upper east side of the
grounds.
It Is scarcely possible that Dr. Pcrln
will remain during the entire exposition ,
nnd It would bo well for those who are
contemplating having him read their hands
to como early so as to secure a personal
reading. Dr. Perln Is under orders from
the emperor of Austria and as he has al
ready overstayed his leave he Is dally ex
pecting a recall to the court , to again take
up his duties of court palmist to the em
peror.
A Mliliviiy Interview.
"It's a good Idea , sure enough , remarked
ono of the young men superintending the
arrangement of the Artists' Studio on the
Midway. "I mean the scheme of an exhi
bition of a practical studio , as it Is In life
and not In novels , and to show to the
public the actual1 work of picture making.
I am satisfied that we are In an enter
prise that will Interest the public , for in
every city , American nnd European , invi
tations to Studio affairs always are quickly
accepted. "
The artist went on to explain something
of his plans. The studios are to be furnished
characteristically and beautifully with draw ,
ings , paintings , oriental rugs and brlc-a-
brac that Mr. Sherman and Mr. Klnney
have plundered from their own establish
ments In Chicago. The models , who have
been carefully selected , will be posed to
represent the figures In famous paintings.
The public will then have the opportunity
of seeing the artists at their actual work
of reproducing upon canvas the beauties
of form and color before them. From
sketches of the stage as It Is to be , it is
evident that the entire scene will be a
tableau of wonderful beauty. Among the
masterpieces of painting that will be pro
duced are several religious pieces , including
Munkacsy's "Beheading of John , the Bap
tist , " and Scheffer'H "Temptation of
Christ. "
ORI3ATIA' RI30UCI3I1 KATES
To Lou AiiBcIen ntiil Return Vin Rock
. iMlniul Route.
For the meeting of the
N. E A. , JULY 11 TO 14 , 1899.
Teachers nnd their friends ehoufd secure
nt once the beautiful souvenir book , "Tho
N. E. A. , " 99 , " which gives full details ns
to rates , routes , side trips , hotels of the
convention city and the scenic wonders of
the Journey to the Pacific coast.
For additional Information , dates of sale ,
berth reservations In tourist or standard
Pullman sleepers , etc. , call at city ticket
office. 1323 Fnrnara street , Omaha.
Cheap KieiirxlonN North.
The Northwestern line , Chicago , St. Paul.
Minneapolis .and Omaha railway , will cell
ound trli | tickets from June 25 to July 11 ,
ncltiBlve , at the following low rates ;
St. Paul and Minneapolis , $13.50.
AshlYiud nnd Bayfield , WIs. . $18.10.
Duluth , Minn. , nnd Superior , WIs. , $17.30.
Macklnac Island. Mich. . $22.90.
Murquette. Mloh. , $22.50
Also many other points at proportionately
low rates.
All tickets good to return on or before
October 31 , 1899.
Inquire at city office , 1401 Farnam street ,
or Webster street station.
Her Grand Hotel Turkish Baths now open ,
The Association of'American Federation
Zionists will hold a mass-meeting .Sunday ,
July 2 , IS'.IO , nt Russian synagogue between
Thirteenth and Twelfth streets on Capitol
avenue at 2 p. m. .sharp. liabbl Isreal
Wolfe from New York will lecture. Every
body Is cordially Invited , Come one , como
all. REV. .M. A. Z1MMAN , Secretary.
Half RntPM.
The Missouri Pacific wlir sell tickets July
1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , to all points within 200 miles atone
ono faro for the round trip. Tickets good to
return up to and Including July 5.
THOMAS F , GODFREY , Pass. & T. A.
J. 0. Phllllppl , A. G. F. & P. A.
For official map of city of Los Angeles and
N , E. > . pamphlet call nt city ticket ofUce
Union Pacific , 1302 Farnam street.
AVet fiooilH til Deiiuuul ,
Thieves entered the saloon of John C.
Tague at Mandcrson street and Sherman
avenue on Juno 22. They carried away COO
clgara and a Jot of whisky and wine. Wil
liam Costello , alias David Ryan , was ar
rested on suspicion of having burglarized
the place. Deputy County Attorney Hclsley
filed a complaint ngalnit him this morning ,
ninn ,
LYNAM Christopher P. , age 52 year * . 1
month and 3 days , utter n Buffering
of nearly live montlm from canorr
of the stomach , Funeral Saturday morn-
lug at 8:30 : from family residence , 1943
South Fifteenth street , to St. Patrick's
church , thence to Holy Sepulchre c mo-
trry
lUBPEN-Henrletta. June 28. IKO. aged 71
years , 3 months. Funeral Saturday after
noon , July 1. at 3:30 : o'clock , from her late
residence , 018 South Twentieth stieet.
Airs. Itlepeii is one of Omaha' * iurly se-
tlcrH. She wus the wife of D. Hlepen and
mother of Mrs. JtortJn Tibke. SJru. Frank
Shentz. O. II. T. JUfjien of this city and
_ _ FrltE Jftlepen of gait L kf City. < * >
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BOSTON STORE REMNANTS
Today Some of ltd Moat Unheard of and
Wonderful Bargains in Eemnants ,
50C ALL WOOL CHALLIES 5C A YARD
IflJ Silk MntiNMellne He Sole AVnlnl I'at-
torii * Jtllr Iliu-li llriiiiiHiitii of MIIU-
iillnr , I'crciili'N mill I'liinc * Ic
\ aril llemniiiifN liiiccH and
i
I
$3.00 SILK MOUSSKLINE UK SOIE WAIST
PATTERNS , 300.
Today we place on sale SOO elegant
new patterns In silk mousscllne de sole , put
up In four-yard patterns , all in remnants ,
but goods that match up , and worth 7"c
yard ; we give you an entire pattern of four
yards for 3Pc.
All the filiort remnants of motisaellno do
sole that mutch up , go at iic a remnant.
All the plain corer , silk striped anil dotted
nllk moussellnc do solo remnants go nt IGo
yard.
COG ALL WOOL CHALL1ES. 5C YAHD.
All the remnants shoil ends and odd
pieces of xllk and wool and all wool chnl-
Ilcs , go at Cc yard.
1.BO DRESS HOODS , l&C YAHD.
All our imported ilrcvs goods rcmnantn
that match , In hc-nrletta , cashmere and slfk
nnd wool novelties , two , three and four
pieces to match , on Bale at IGc yard.
$5.00 CLOTH REMNANTS , U8C YARD.
All short lengths from one to 3V4 yards ,
nil wool casslmcre , worsted and rhevlot ,
HUitablc for men's stilts and pants , boys
wear nnd Indies' skirls , go today at I > 8c
yard.
$1.KO SILK , 10C.
An elegant new lot of high grade silk ,
plain iiiid fancy colors , worth $1.50 , go at
4c ! ) yard.
Short remnants of silk in fine , high grade
tallctas , brocades and plain silks , go ac
cording to length of remnun.t , at Cc , lOc , IGo
and 2oc each.
FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY.
10.000 very short remnants percale , pique ,
etc. , at Ic yd. , worth IGc.
All the balance of the short remnants silk-
allno go at Ic yd.
All the very short remnants unbleached
muslin go nt Ic.
All the balance of short remnants drapery
denim , cretonne , ticking , etc. , go at 2 > Ac yd.
All the long remnants best grade dark
dress prints , 3o yd.
All the balance of the gingham remnants ,
2'/4c yd.
All the balance of the short remnants , all
kinds wash g ods , lawns , dimities , etc. ,
2'XsC yd.
All the balance of the heavy shirting duck ,
Be yd.
Ono big counter , best grade , 32-Inch wide.
Imported gingham , long remnants , 6c yd.
Ono big table very line grndo fancy white
goods , nainsook , etc. , go at Tlfcc yd. , worth
20c.
20c.Ono
Ono big lot fancy and plain drapery bur
lap , worth 16c , go at 3V4c yd.
Ono big lot plain whlto and fancy colored
pique , worth 23c , go at 8&c yd.
REMNANTS OP EMBROIDERY & LACES.
All the remnants and odd pieces of all
kinds of embroidery and insertion , Including
thn finest Rwlss and nainsook , go at .V/tc , 5c ,
" ' ,40 , lOc nnd 15c yd , , worth up to 35c.
All the odd pieces of fine lace , torchon ,
valonclcnnes and silk lace , also Insertion , go
at 3V4c , 5c nnd lOc yd. , many worth 35c.
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
Sam'l Burns , 1318 Farnnm , Is selling a
beautiful banquet lamp for J2.75.
DIVER DRAWS LINE AT MUD
Flnnjjo Into MlHMonrl Illver from
UoiiKlan Street Ilrlilne. linn
iVo CliiirniH.
Charles Augustus Johnson IB a high diver
and sometimes he takes long chances , but
when It comes to ducking his head in the
muddy water of the Missouri ho is not so
anxious. Charles Augustus expects to do
some high diving at the exposition and he
thought it would be a pretty good advertise
ment for him to take a leap from the Doug
las street bridge. Ho told some of hl.s
friends about it , so they bruited it abroad.
Then he tipped Detective Dempsey a long
wink to come along just about the time he
was to make his frightful leap and arrest
him. The officer appeared when his cue in
dicated n-id detained Charles Augustus Just
as h was atiout to take his muddy bath.
Of course the diver objected to being ar
rested , but the officer was obdurate.
VERY 1,0 W IlATKh TO
Colorado mill Utnli Vin nock Inland
Route.
Denver , Colorado Springs and Pueblo and
return $19.
Olenwood Springs and return , $31.
Sait Lake City and Ogdcn and return , $32.
Dates of sale , June 25 to July 11. Good
for return until October 31 with liberal stop
over privileges. The only line from Omaha
running through trains to Denver , Colorado
Springs and Pueblo. Call at city ticket of
fice , 1323 Farnam street.
Mortnlltr Stilt Imtlcii.
The following births and deaths have
been reported to the office of the health
commissioner during the past twenty-four
lours
Births John DargawnlskI , boy ; James
( Murphy , 1837 North Nineteenth street , boy ;
George Vnstock , 123 North Ninth street ,
girl ; John E. Graham , boy ; Nicholas Pluin-
mer , girl ; B. E. iMullan , 2612 Franklin
street , boy ; I. McComb , 2005 SIdor
atreet , filrl ; Charles Mayer , 710 North.
Fortieth street , girl ; J. C. Iraley , HIE North
Twenty-fourth street , boy ; Jacob Wilson ,
3412 Sahler street , girl.
A diseased stomach surely undermines
lealth. It dulls the brain , kills energy , de
stroys the nervous system and predisposes
o insanity and fatal diseases. All dyspeptic
.roubles arc quickly cured by KodoF Dyspep
sia Cure. It hns cured thousands of casen
nnd is curing them every day
TnUe All CiiNh In the Till.
Thieves entered the side door of the aa-
eon of Charles Hcrbertz. 1401 Douglas j i
street , nnd took tholr time in ransacking
the building. They went through the till , I
from which they got $10 in change. The I '
lescrlptlon of the men corresponded with that
of R. M. McDonald nnd W. Doerflor. who
wore arrested bv the officers on suspicion
of having committed the theft.
Note * from the Army.
Brigadier Oenoral II. C. Merrlam , tem
porarily commanding the Department of the
hns'urrlvert from Denver nnd will
remain o\or until Saturday aftei noon , tak
ing pnrt In the opening exercises t the PX-
poMtlnn
Captain W. It. Berk hn bren relieved
from duty ns acting Inspector general of tha
Department of the Mlscourl anil has gone
to Washington. From there it Is expected
he win be ordered to Cuba , where he will
Join hU reglmfnt , the Tenth cavalry , with
headquarters at Manzanlllo.
PARK BUARD PROVIDED FOR
Hec-elien It * Portion of the Itonil Fmtti
from the ConnO ( SrnillnK
Hill * llejectcil.
The Board of Park Commissioners held Its
regular monthly meeting yesterday after
noon. The finances of the board were dis
cussed briefly nnd found to be In the best
of condition , enough funds being nvnllahlo
to carry on all work contemplated without
delay. The report of the city treasure
showed that ho had received from the count
treasurer $5.500 , being the board's share o
the road fund.
All bids on the grading of Central boule
vard were rejected because 'they were to
high. The board decided to advertise Bgftl
for bids on the grading , nnd also for bid
on the construction of a bridge In the boule
vard spanning the gulch at Elghtcent
street , The grading , which will bo ndver
tised , IB 'between ' Tenth and Thirteenth , an
will open up the connection between Hans
com nnd Rlvcrvlew parks.
The Omaha Street Railway company wa
granted permission to build a platform
alongside the street car track on Thirty
second street , at.tho foot of Martha , wher
the ground near the track slopes awny fron
It too steep to permit passengers to bean
cars easily. The board upheld the action o
Superintendent Adam ? , however , wh
( .topped the building of the platform , fo
the reason that the company had not askei
permission of the board ,
A member of the sect of Latter Da
Saints appeared before the board and askci
permission to UBO Jefferson Square , or
part of It , as a place In which to cxpoum
the gospel to the pcoplo collected there
The members of the board told the nppll
cant that while the cause was a praise
worthy ono , so many requests of n slmlln
nature wero.mado that If all -were grantci
the park would be entirely destroyed in
short time. Not being able to accommodat
all organizations , the board was obliged t
refuse all.
Contention of u .Millionaire.
A millionaire confessed the secret of hi
success in two words hard work. Ho sail
he put In the best part of his life in gain
ing dollars and losing hearth , nnd now
he was putting In the other half in spend
ing dollars to get back health. Nothing
equals Hosteller's Stomach Bitters for
restoring health to the overtired body am
brain. It gets nt the starting point the
stomach and overcomes nervousness , sleep
lesssness , dyspepsia nnd indigestion ,
Announcement * .
Camlllc D'Arvirle continues nn attraction
of more than stellar importance nt the
Crelghton-Orphe'um. At every performance
the house has been thronged. The audiences
have been notable for a distinguished sprlnk
ling of the smart sot , among whom the
charming Camtlle has always been an es
peclal favorite. They have found nothing
lacking in her art. It Is as fascinating am
as perfect as ever. Her beautiful voice ii
In the full , sweet tide of its power am
If anything her stage manner has become
even more graceful and effective. There
has been a spontaneous recognition of these
facts and her reception by the Omaha pub
He has been of an exceedingly flattering
character.
No better or more delightfully cool spot
could be found in Omaha to spend a pleas
ant evening than the popular Trocadero , as
Is testified to by the continued large crowds
which nightly throng this delightful amuse
ment resort. And this week's bill has won
the approver of every theater goer in the
city , for It Is composed of the best ani
brightest artists tin the vaudeville profes
sion. In selectingothe bill for the coming
week every efforts-has been exerted to sur
pass all previous attempts nnd make 11
a memorable one in the . , history of the
house. Prof. Macort's dog and monkey cir
cus , which 1s acknowledged to be a greal
animal act , will h.ead the bill. Flat and
Sutherland , musical sketch artists ; John
Leclalr , the human billiard table and Jug
gler , different from all others , and many
more excellent acts and novelties , picked
from the acknowledged heads of the the
atrical world , will bo offered.
SOME : CHEAP
Vin Roclt Inland Tlonte.
Los Angeles and return , June 25-July
. 8.$52. .
j Denver , Colorado Springs , Pueblo and re
turn , June 25-Jury 8 , $19.
Detroit and return , July 3 , 4 and 5 , $22.
Richmond. Va.t and return , July 10 , 11
and 12 , $33.70.
Indianapolis and return , July IS , 19 and
20 , $19.40.
Salt Lake City and return , June 25-July
11 , $32.
For full Information call at city ticket
office , 1323 Farnnm street.
MAGNIFICENT TRAINS.
Omnha to Chlenco.
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way hns Just placed In service two magnifi
cent electric lighted trains between Omaha
and Chicago , leaving Omaha dally at 5-45
p. m. , arriving nt Chicago at 8:25 : a. ra. , and
leaving Chicago at G-15 p. m. and arriving at
Omaha at 8:20 : a. ra. Each train is lighted
thoroughly by erectrlclty , han buffet imoking
cars , drawing room sleeping cars , dining
cars and reclining chair cars , and runs over
the shortest line and smoothest roadbed be
tween the two cities.
Ticket office , 1604 Farnam street , and at
Union depot.
Ioiv Itnteii to the Aortnvreiit Tin Rock
lulu nil Hoiltr.
Minneapolis and St. Paul and return , $13.05.
Ashland and Boyflcld and return , $18.10.
Duluth and Superior and return , $17.30.
Marquette and return , $22.50.
Macklnac Island and return , $22.90.
Tickets on sale to July 11 and good for
return until October 31. Call at city ticket
office , 1323 Farnam street.
City , real estate and personal taxes be
come delinquent July 1st. Interest will be
charged on and after that date at the rate
of 1 per cent monthly.
Trains leave Webster street depot dally ,
5:55 : p , m. , via the Northwestern Line. . Chicago
cage , St. Paul , Minneapolis and Omaha rail
way.
Burlington
_ _ _ . >
U
9m LOW RATES
EAST AND WEST
, $18.40 Hot Springs and return July 4tb.
I $20.60 Custer , S. D. , ( Sylvan Lake ) and return July lirf.
>
i $19.00 Colorado Sprlngi. Denver. Pueblo and return j ? verr , . dr
$ .00-Salt Lake City , Ogden and return C .UH" Ti.i ! .
I juiy jiiA.
J52.00 Loa Angeles and return June 25 to July 8.
1 JS3.70 Richmond , Va. , and return , July 10 , U and 12.
$22.00 Detroit nd return July 3 , 4 and 5.
Many other txcuralon rates just as cheap M tht
A k about them.
H Ticket Offloc i nnrllnirton Station
Farna&i St. * joth and Bin.on SO ,
A * photte ' WO. - - , W' . , .v % -JA | * . . T.lepho.e , U1O.
% * H H |
DOGS ASSUME NEW DIGNITY
Mnj > ot HP I ncrrrmnnlntiftly Dumped
Into the Itlvrr or .Hliot
After Mntnriln ) .
Owners of docs are wondering Just what
effect the new law making dogs personal
property , which goes Into effect July 1 , will
have on the city ordinance * requiring dogs
tu be tagged and authorizing the city dog
catcher ! ) to take them Up and Impound them
for redemption. When the dogs become per
sonal property It will not bo lawful for ths
police to kill them , although there frcms
to be no reason why the dogs may not betaken
taken up and impounded Just as stray cow *
or horses are. The probability Is that the
canlnen will be rounded up as usual and
that their owners will have to redeem them
by paying the tax nnd putting the tags on
them as n sign that the tax has been paid.
The city poumlmaster , however , will have
his kennels overllowlng with dogs If he haste
to hold every one taken up until the owner
appears to claim It. Such , It In understood ,
will bo the effect of the now law , If It has
any effect at all ,
The number of dogs on which the tax has
bpen paid and for which tags have been
Issued ha * just paused the number for last
year. Up to Wednesday evening 2,810 tags
had been Issued , two more than last year's
number. It Is expected that the now law
will decrease the number Issued during the
rest of the season somewhat , as the owners
of dogs may not have to put tngs on them
In advance to prevent their ibclng killed by
the police.
Snvr Tlmr
By taking the 6:00 : n. m. train to Sioux City
nnd polntfl north. You can have 4',4 hours
nt Sioux City and bo back In Omaha at T p.
m. same dav.
The Dewey European Hotef , 13th and
Fnrnnm. First-class rooms ; rates reason
able.
able.Dr.
Dr. Shepard Catarrh. 312 New York Life.
Special
Round Trip Rates
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
FROM OMAHA ,
DENVER $1900
COLORADO SPRINGS. . . . $1900
PUEBLO $1900
GLENWOOD SPRINGS. . . . $3100
OGDEN $32 00
SALT LAKE $3200
LOS ANGELES $5200
Tlckcta on mile to Lou Anisclcn Jim
= . - > ( o July 8.
To other iioliitn , June if ! io .Inly 11
City Ticket Otllcc. 1H ! > - Fnrnnm Street
FOR THE HAIR
"SHERMAN'S ' LAVENDER
SHAMPOO CREAM"
is prepared expressly for washing the hal
and scalp. It will not reave the hair dr
and brittle , as It does not remove the natura
oil , but loaves the hair soft and pliant
NEXT SATURDAY we shall show you how
easy It Is to wash the head with this prepara
tlon.
PRICE 2.1c PER nOTTI.13.
COICIC UANDRLTK CURB WE SELL
'ISo PER IIOTTIii : .
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Co
1513 DODGR STREET , OMAHA ,
MIDDLE ! OP BLOCK.
Headquarters for
Kodaks and
Cameras
if JTr-t 5
iiiri
We only carry reliable makes and guar
antee every Instrument sold.
Call and see us or write for catalogue and
prices.
The Robert
Dempster Co.
1215 Fnrnnm Street ,
nnil printing.
don't
admire
the
advertising1
> ut admlro the beer. How do you suppose
we can enlarge the brewery and have a
housand men employed If you say : "That's
a good advertisement , " and don't order a
case of
Cabinet
If you don't want to buy Cabinet beer ,
lon't read our advertising a man can't read
our ads and not drink our beer not very
eng , at any rate. Continue to read our ads
and you'll be ours , shortly. That's what we
advertise for wo want everybody for our
customer and when we get one , we never
ese him. Our beer's oh , so good at this
ime of the year especially. Try a case.
I'MIKI ) KltUti MltnWING CO. ,
Tel. 120. 1007 Jackfion Street.
Something
Diamonds. Opals , Emeralds , Garnets ,
'earls , Rubles and plain gold. We make to
rder any style that you would like. We do
all kinds of diamond mounting and manu
facturing. We ran remodel your diamond
ring mounting by putting on a new top at
very moderate cost.
S. W. Litidsay ,
The Jeweler. 1516 Douglas St.
# .
tt , June JO , IMS.
Men's Men's
Serge Serge
Clothing Clothing
The Hood Unit brings the clothing business this
way is growing greater , swifter , smarter each day.
If you consider the actual value of a large selection ,
wo are sure that wisdom will guide you rightly
when you're ready to buy. Unlike most places , this
store does not mislead you by its typo claim. It isn't
under such necessity. The chief source of its power
is in the fact that its literal methods proclaim and
recommend it to every trader. Comfortable cloth
ing comes in good play just now. 'Twill bo hotter
than well , hot enough , anyhow , tomorrow when
the great epo invites you to join in the swelling ,
sweltering crowd. You'll feel better in a good suit
of Nebraska Serge. We say Nebraska serge because
there's a difference in serge sold elsewhere. Most of
you know it already. We've Serge Coats that will
give great relief in the surging crowds this warm
weather. Serao Coats at $1.75 , fast colors , that
bring $2.50 at the other man's store and our $2.50
all wool blue serge coats , satin piped , reinforced
with body cloth , stayed pockets , that sell elsewhere
for $3.50 , are the choice of the crowd. We've all
wool blue Serge Goats at $8.00 that we'd like to
have you lay lone side of those thatbrincrSS.OO HS ( > .
where. And lor $3.50 we've a Mue Sew Coat and
Vest that sets most stores guessing. You can have
jour choice of blue , grey or brown. And" for you ,
big , fat , goOd-natured fellows we've a fine blue serge
coat that will give you $5.00 worth of comfort for
$2.75. Also good cool coats for $1.00 , $1.50 and
$1.75. You haven't a coat need that we can't meet. *
The Great
Triple Alliance of Clothing Bargains ,
Three entire wholesale stocks , bought at less than 50c
on the dollar.
Now to be sold the same way.
Don't even think of buying clothing elsewhere before
you've seen the values we offer in this sale. A feast of val
ues unlike any yon have ever seen anywhere.
Men's all wool cheviot suits ,
$2.75
wholesale value $4.50 sale price . .
Men's fine worsted suits ,
$5.OO
wholesale value & 10 sale price . .
Men's pure worsted serge suits , also black and
gray clay worsted suits , $5.00
wholesale value $9. 50 sale price . .
Men's very fine suits in new stripes
and check patterns ,
$7.50
wholesale value $14.50 to $16 sale price . .
Men's very finest suits and newest styles , wholesale
value up to § 20 per suit sale price
Men's Fine Trousers.
Men's $2.50 pants at $1.25.
Men's $3 pants at $1.75. * , ,
Men's 84. r > 0 pants at $2.50.
Men's § 5.50 pants at $3.25.
Children's Washable
Sailor Suits.
Y
Real 35c suits at 15c.
Heal 50e suits at 25c
Real 75c suits at 35c.
Real $1 suits at 45c.
Real § 1.50 suits at 75c.
Children's washable knee pants at 5c , 15o
and 25c.
HAYDEN BROS ,
Greater America Headquarters.
THIS IIEIIHICK. OLD 8TVM3.
It is Pleasant
to know that
the goods you soil please your
customers. This Is the situation
with us , Kvery
-LJL Herrick
tJLA ' Refrigerator
is a recommendation toward the
s.ilo of another. They are eo
neat , dry and clean ,
I'iSRFECT CIRCULATION. Imperfect circulation. WR DO
Wo sell this. NOT sell this , They ran bo had
at tcvrral places In town.
Squires & Smith , Gen'l ' Agents ,
The only exclusive refrigerator house In the west. See our line.
Telephone 1605. 18H Capitol Are.
ItlCSOIlTS.
Summer Tours on Lake Michigan ,
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