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WANTED,

BY TWO GIRLS, SERVICE PLACE AS
Cooks or House-Girls. Apply at sl3 ST.
Peter street. oc i4-lts
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BY A YOUNG LADY. SITUATION AS
Teacher in private family. Teach Eng
fish, French. Latin. Mathematics, Short
hand. and beginners in Music. Address
CONFIDENTIAL. Culpeper Va. oc 13-2t,
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In pursuance OF decree OF the Chan.
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond Ia
the suit styled Stokes. Guardian. VI
Stokes and ais, enterea on the Uih =,
June, 1897, the Undersigned special com.
missioners will sell. by public auction, On
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

AT 1912 GROVE AVENUE, A COMPE-
tent Woman TO cook and wash. Must
have good references oc 14-lts
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BY c. l.. az II. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
S2l Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
LAIRD, SCHOBER & CO,
Quitting Retail by Quitting Profit and
Part Of the Cost.
WE ARE SHoEMAKERS AND NOT RETAILERS
After This Wen stick 10 our Last
All These shoes VIII Soon BeI
Gone Now-Whcn They're
Gone We're Gone, TOO.

We will make the prices and you can do
the rest.
Right nobly have the crowds Of people re,
sppnded.
few days.
Shoes that are duplicates OF what your
shoemaker has been making for you are on
our bargain tables,
Not pair in the house that has not been
cut, hard and deep.
Ever pair p bargain
a little fellow can buy without his parents.
He couldn't miss 1t If he would.
Every pair marked plain, as well as way
down.
Tho sign, standing raom only" was dis
played early in the day yesterday.
The first table inside the door Is filled with
all the ladies linen oxfords in the house for
4SC a pair.
Then come all tho infants and childrens
tan strap slippers at 25c a pair.
Then the childrCn's tau oNfords and shoes,
running from g up to number IL, at iSc.
open till o'clock Monday evening
Contrary to our emphatic warning, mail
orders still continue to come; again we state
pCs;itivcly that we cannot and VIII not I'LL
mail orders
Lttlo boys and big girls are given table
n piece at this sale for OK blood shoes. They
aro both $40 tables.
Ladies' chocolate front lace shoes that
were S4.25 are Sl75,
The mems 9Sc quitting table" will be
filled again Monday with odds and ends; and
regular sizes filled 20 overlooking with high
class values at gSc
Any day may be the last day now.
What will you DO for shoes then?
IL means regular prices when we're gone,
remember.
Monday wen sell a mans black kid shoe,
plain toe, lace and congress, for Sl.iS.
We'll sell mans chocolate kid shoe with
new toe for Sl75.
In marking the shoes we don't think OF
what they're worth, but what price We'll
quicken the quitting.
You'd thiuk our store was the center of
gravity Judging by the continuous crowds
that seek this common center.
Better join the throngs before we quit.
LAIRD, SCHOBER & co.
1915 Douglas ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
To neproduc. Mount vernon.

AT meeting OF the board of managers
of the Nebraska Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution, held at Omaha June
. the secretary was instructed To request
this Nebraska senators and representatives
ties OF the national government to construct
ON the grounds of the Transmississippi EN-
Washington's home. and 10 place i'm this
building relies. documents and memorials
OF the American revolutionary war, and to
permit the national and state societies of
the American revolution TO keep and eN-
hibit In this building such other relics, docu-
ments ana memorials Of the revolutionary
war as may be gathered together by the
committees appointed for that pur ose"
And II was further resolved that 'the other
state societies be requested to communi-
cate with and urge their representatives, to
cooperate with the Nebraska society in
this matter"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
FIRES-June 5:

establishment
building $5NN hremen persisted
bushels
Bartlett Fer&
Mead o
MURDERS Kenneth Mc'fa convicted OF murder OF Robert Con "
tert
soomonvihe
Nb Chapel Heath
WASHINGTON
sqr thought have been insane June Miss
fatally woundig dausht
o had refused to ele with him .
interfering with railroad travel and areng
Twenty bicycle
W. killed
killed collision
in
fall of eeya at 50 Dearborn street Chicago June FRANK tnes eus
Sioux City collapse
neroadne society
edwihg
" Cincinnati
in
to
his June9 Wright
influence
Off n H.
Cal
by Gibbs
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
THIS NEW TREATMENT

This wonderful treatment that has lifted
the darkness and blight Of the word Incur
abe" from the thousands of these cases of
Catarrh in the Ears, Bronchial Tubes and
Lungs. works its curative action for two
reasons!
90 1t reaches every sore spot, from
the Oriiicc of the nose to the deepest
part of the lungs, to the inncrmost
rcccsscs of the middle cnr.
C2D Instead of Irritating. iniinming
aud feeding the fires of the disease, it
soothcs, duicts, heals and cures.
What is this treatment that cures these
conditions, once regarded as incurable? by
what process does II restore the diseased
membrane, remove the poison and relieve
the soreness of disease? Let the experience
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
CALIFORNIA.

Cor. 10th and Chicago 81

The Burlington's Nebraska Christian En-
deavor train for San Francisco will leave
Omaha OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 p. m
Fairmont ....................... 900 p. m.
Hastings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880 p. IN
Wednesday, June 30.
Stop-overs will be made at Denver Il hour,
Colorado Springs Is hours. Leadyille Il
hour, Glenwood Springs e hours, Salt Lake
City (40 hours.
Tickets, S22 so: berths (wide enough and
big enough for two). $3.50.
Full information given and reservations
made on application to W. b. Waddell,
chairman committee on transportation, 1905
Farnam ST., or to j. b. Reynolds, city pas
senger agent, Burlington Route, 1902 Far
nam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
MADE DupEs or COLORADO PEOPLE
Prctcndcr TO Nobility Works Colo
rnAN SnHings SOCictN.

Prctcndcr to Nobility Works Colo
RADIO Springs Society.
DENVER, June ia special to the Re
publican from Colorado Springs says:
man who pretended to be son ard heir of the
earl of Hardwicke arrived in this city sew
eral weeks ago and registered at the Antlers
hotel as II. A. Yorke of bennington, War
wiCkshrc, England. Yorke left last Saturday
night, ostensibly for Glenwood Springs, when
lie discovered that his dupes were about to
learn the truth concerning his pretensions to
nobility. Before leaving he settled all his
accounts with checks drawn on the First
National bank of Trinidad. Every one of
the checks given has been repudiated by the
Trinidad bank, and now a score of people,
Including brokers, tailors livery people, den
lists shoe merchants, and long list of aC-
qualntances, and also the managers of the
Eel Paso and Country clubs are chagrined
at the easy manner in which they were taken
in by the effeminatc little English appearing
fraud. The matter has been put in the hands
Of the sheriff and an effort will be made to To-
cate Yorke and his baggage. Yorke left for
Glenwood Springs. but it is believed that he
is now in San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
CONTINENTAL Is AT 1T
Starting Sale that Promises to startle the
Entire West,
SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES AGAIN
4 Constant Wave OF Crowds Kept the
Army Of Clerks on the Jump from
Morning Till NiSht-Ready
for Monday Now.

Just as soon as the clock In the tower OF
the Continental pointed to yesterday morn
ing the crowds began to pour in upon the
Continental people.
And they kept it up all day long and way
into the night.
More suits were sold at the Continental
yesterday than have been sold in Omaha in
all the stores for any whole week this year.
1t was a great day, looking at it from the
side that vast numbers of suits were sold.
The amount Of dollars taken in probably did
not exceed many another big day. But the
prices are largely to blame for that.
As has been stated, the Continental, ne
well as everybody else, has been dull be
cause of the excessively bad weather here
tofore. The Continental has sold clothing
right along of course more of 1t than any
other store in the entire west, but at the
same ,imc, 1t has been dull
All this has resulted in the biggest block
ade of spring clothing ever known OF and as
was demonstrated yesterday 1t has resulted in
the biggest cut in clothing prices ever made
anywhere at any time.
The crowds came in such heaps that It was
impossible for the clerks TO keep people
from waiting n little but music hath
charms, and no one seemed to be annoyed at
the waiting, in listening to the band. which
dispensed sweet music all through the day.
THE CRASH COMES MONDAY.
Crash suits at $3.50, sizes 30 to 46. This
price is selling more crash suits in a day than
some old fogy houses would sell in year.
The Continental will get away UP in the
hundreds on crash suits Monday.
81 so and 1915 will buy taped seams. crash
suits Monday that cost you So in gilt edge,
big profit stores.
Monday is wash day at the Continental.
Boys wash suits for soc.
Peck d Hauchhaus' 300 and 49,. 80 grades,
all 20 Monday for sl5O and sl.S5.
The sale continues until the spring goods
are gone Cost or value is not taken into
consideration at all There are no broken
lots no odds aud ends, except in very few
instances; the entire stock, enough of 1t to
supply dozen ordinary stores, is at your
lisuOgal
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Review of the Weeks Events
For the Week Ending June II.
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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

The Nebraska Telephone company are ready
TO place telephones in residences for what
will be known as "Onc Way Service" The
rate for said service will be $500 per month
on yearly contracts
Parties having that kind of service can call
up any other subscriber connected with the
exchange, but cannot be called up by any
one. That class OF service will be a great
convenience for parties who desire to call up
the grocer. or the butcher. or the doctor, or
the fire or the police department, or any
other subscriber.
For full information as to above service
call telephone No 2. Respectfully
ii. VANCE LANE Manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
VALENCIA HACK IN IRIS HOME PORT.
Captain Tells of His Experience with
Spanish Cruiser.


NEW YORK, June 12.-The steamer
Valencia, Captain Skilltngs, arrived here to-
day from south side Cuban ports. In rela-
ton to the firing on the Valencia by the
Spanish cruiser Maria Mercedes, it is learned
that shortly after noon on Thursday. May 27,
as the ship was leaving the harbor of
Guantanamo having already saluted the
forts and taken down its colors, the Spanish
cruiser Maria Mercedes bore down and fred
blank shot across the Vacncia's bows
This was quickly followed by a solid shot
which dropped close under the ships stern
The Valencia then showed its colors and the
cruiser quickly withdrew and steamed away
toward Santiago. Captain Skillings, while
not willing to make any statement regard
ing his encounter with the cruiser said
that the Valencia was no stranger to the
cruiser. whose commander wac well aware
that il was engaged in the service of the
Ward line. Ii was publicly reported at
Santiago that the cruisers captain openly
stated that he knew the Valencia was an
American steamer, but that he hHed on It
purposeiy 30 compel II TO show it's colors
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Vle Purest wines.

Surely Omaha has reason TO feel proud
that now there is no use in sending away
for their family wines and liquors; and ii is
certainly encouraging to the we'll known firm
OF May q Hitler. 1903 Douglas street, TO
know their efforts TO supply 20 the trade OF
Omaha the choisest wines and liquors pro-
duced IS appreciated, as is attested by the
large number of orders they are receiving
daily. This firm make a specially Of carry
ing in stock all OF the best brands OF for
eisn ana domestic wines and liquors. and at
the same time not charging an enormous
price for the goodc. but rather on the con
trary make prices as enc would expect 10
have quoted on the much Inferior and adul-
terated stocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

Commencing Sunday June l3, the Union Pa
cifc will inaugurate Through Tourist Car
Service between Omaha and Portland, Ore
gon and Washington points via Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific railways. thereby Civ
ing passengers the benefit OF two tourist
routes via Ogden to Portland. This route
will take them up through the beautiful
Sacramento Valley. disclosing all the notable
features along the Shasta route, from Sacra-
mentO
For rates, time table and full information
call at City Ticket once, No, 1902 Farnam
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
ELECTRICITY.

Cures pnrnIy sis, siT Joints, Ncurnl-
Eia, Nervous Disease aud All Muscu-
1nr Pains.
Pains, aches and NEURALGIA vanish
In few minutcsi swollen and stn
joints become flexible; weak backs
become strOugi female troubles dis
nppear; pRrnIyzcd muscles aud nerves
regain their powers; the nervous, the
brnin-wcnry and the broken dGwn
feel the curative aud soothing inHu-
cncc pcntrntinE every diseased nnd
weakened pnrt, renewing the vitality,
increasing the blood circulation in
cold cNtrcmitics aud impnrting new
life and energy TO the whole body.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
GRAND JURY COMES INTO COURT.
Members Present 1ndtct-
mcnts md Arr discharged.


Members Present tsiNty-seNen lndict-
mcnts and Are Discharged.
The federal grand jury made It's second
report yesterday, and was discharged, after
Judge Munger had complimented the mem
bers on the speed with which they had ac-
complshed their work. The jury returned a
batch OF forty-nine indictments, making
sixty seven returned in eleven days. one OF
the indictments In; the second report was
against Thomas u. Connell formerly post
master at Greedy. Neb., who Is charged with
embezzling 81 300 from the government.
William McKenna and Theodore Parrish are
indicted for passing counterfeit money These
three men are under arrest or out on
bond. The other indictments are classified
as follows: One for accepting money to In
nuence official action, seventeen for selling
liquor to Indians, twenty for violating tho
internal revenue laws, two for mailing un-
mailable matter, two for using cancelled
postage stamps and four for cutting timber
on government land.
Before making It's report the grand jury
passed resolutions commencing the efficiency
and courtesy Of Assistant United States At
torney Rush, and presented II. Il. Smith, the
clerk OF the grand jury, with handsome pipe
aud tobacco pouch.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Something New.

OF especial interest TO the travelling pub
lie is the splendidly equipped new twenty
four hour limited train of the M!chisan
Central. II leaves Chicago daily at 1880
p. m. and arrives at the Grand Central
Kneoland Street station. Boston. at p.
m the next day. A trial will convince you
that Il Is the finest train In all respects
Between Chicago, New York and Boston.
For tickets apply to your local agent and
ho win also secure your sleeping car ao-
oommodations In one OF the elegant cont
partmout or standard sleeping cars in ad-
vance,
Send iOc postage for a summer note book.
o. w, RUGGLES,
General Pass. aud Ticke; Agt.. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

MRS. L. S. NORTON, CHADRON, NEB.
II am telling al my friends who are sick
or need good treatment to write to Dr. Shcp-
ard for a consultation or symptom blank as
| did sometime ago. | had been sick for
good while with catarrh and la grippe. These
ailments settled mainly in my lungs and de-
veloped all the signs of approa aching con-
sumption. l need not mention the group Of
terrible symptoms that took ho.d of my sys-
TEN. / wasted in nerve force and strength
while at the same time an inhammatory
soreness settled in my chest, giving me
piercing pains and a deep cough My days
and nights were made wretched by the vio
lent efforts to clear the lungs of muCuous
ana Iurulent discharges. | tried by all
means within my power including doctors at
home, 10 check tn wasting cough, eXhaus-
ton and decay that were Sapping my cOnSti-
tuition. After ! failed completely to find
anything helpful, l wrote for DIR. Shepard's
blanks. filed these out, giving the doctor
a full history of my case. Dr. Shepard then
sent me Il box of medicines which, from the
very first day. had decided effect upon
my ailments. / was required to make re-
port each week upon blanks furnished me,
and in three days after sending in my
port would get letter from the doctor CIV
ing me advice and instructions. My treat
ment was changed from time to time |
improved, and in few weeks ] was entirely
cured. | want to make the point clear and
prominent that my condition resisted all
other treatment, that i was going down hill
very rapidly, and that DIR. Shepard not only
relieved me at once, but made me as sound
and wei as I ever was in my life. My
health is now perfect
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Only s2..So 10 san Franciseo.

June 20 to July g. account OF national con-
yPntion of Christian EndCsvorers Through
sleeping cars, June % and 80 and July l.
Stopoyers allowed at and west OF Denver
Return via Portland, Yellowstone Park and
Black Hills II desired,
Endeavorers and their friends who take
the Burlington Route may depend upon a
quick, cool, comfortable journey finest seen
cry in the world (by daylighD, and first class
equipment.
Berths reserved and descriptive literature
furnished on request. See ticket agent. 1902
Farnam ST. or write TO ], Francis, G. p. a.
Burlington Route. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Music at Hnnscom Park.

The second concert of the season will be
given at Hanscom park this afternoon. the
music being furnished by the First Infantry
Regimental band. II local musical organiza-
tion. OF which Prof Ben " Walker is the
manager. The first number will be played
promptly at o'clock. The program follows
PART !.
Stars and Stripes Forever (New) .... .Sousa
OVerturc-l.ight Cavalry ..........,.... iSupp6
Dance of the nks...........,.........
lO1l Night Walt2eS ,....,..,.........J. Strouss
PART III.
Overturs-Bohsmian Girl ..................Bali
serenhdt Observation-Disclosures. Schubert
Cornct Solo ......,....................
II. Lott.
GaVOttc-KmR Albert ...,..................R .Rch
Finale Ariele Observation-Disclosures. Bach
PART III
March-El Captain .............,.........S Sousa
1ntcrmissa RusttCana .......,....... MRScagnt
Love onGs-.Waltzes Ei,enbers
Gailop- -Gundeoso ...................,.He .Herfurtf
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
THE CHILDREN

Mrs. j. Il. piNlcr, Clarence, Iowa,
writes about the cure of her Iittic
boy. She says, "My little son, In
gram was afflicted for seven years when
YOU began TO cure him few months ago
He couldn't eat, sleep. or even walk with
out great difficulty. He could not get his
breath. and 1t was not pleasant to sleep
near him. In fact catarrh thin blood and
nervous weakness had stunted his growth.
But now 1t is all gone: he often speaks of
how nice II Is TO breathe right | will add
that the cure has been complete in every
respect and all through the Mail Treatment"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
MORTUARY.

June Francis
OF
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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
THE NEW BOOK.

THE New Treatment: How 1t Cures" is
the title of DR.. SneDard's book which will
be in circulation in few days. 1t is full
of facts Of interest to ailing people and
contains fine half-tone cnEravngs of scenes
in the extensive offices of the Shepard Medi-
cal Institute. Those who apply in person
or by letter may have a copN free
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
THE TREATMENT THAT CURES
HOW DIR, SHEPARDS THOROUGH MEDICATION DOES ITS
BENEFICENT WORK FOR SUFFERING HUMANITY

has now been in use several years and has
proven its superiority over all other methods
of treatment. ..-.
This treatment is NOT EXPENSIVE, ard
In view OF the skill necessary for such work
our prices are ridiculously low, But We
make them so in order to be in harmony
with the low fees in our other departments,
and in reach of all.
Write or call upon us for reference to peo-
t1a
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
SPECIALS


Via Missouri Pncinc Railway.
Home-seekers excursions. June 18th.
To Pittsburg Pa, June II, 12 13, 14th.
To Nashville, Tenn, daily.
To Toronto Can. July ~, 1S, IA and 18th
To San Francisco, Cal, June 20. 30th
July 1, 2, 3rd.
To Chattanooga. Tenn, in July.
To Buffalo. N. Y, in August.
To Fourth of July, rates usual.
st. Louie Limited Train leaves Webster
street depot daily at 3:05 p. III.
Kansas City Night Express, $3.50 p. IN.
Call or write for further information al
city offices, N u corner 13th and Earnam.
j. o. PHlLLIPPI, A. G.. l.. & =. a.
TllOS. Il. GODFREY. p. & r. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
A WOMAN'S STORY.
Here IL IL Case That shows the suffer-
Jugs of Thousands of Our best
Women.

Many people think that catarrh is only
slight nasal or throat trouble that IL Is not
at all dangerous and is troublesome only AS
a prolonged cold in the head That IL is a
dangerous and fatal malady one has only to
study the results in any ordinary case of
long standing and to remember tnat in nine
cases of consumption out of ten, Catarrh
was The starting point.
Mrs. l.. S. Morton, Chadron, Neb., Is well
known to the older residents of that city as
lady OF the highest responsibility. She
writes as follows to Or. Shepard:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
DISCOVERS TRACES OF POISON.
Son Alleges His Aged Father Met with
Foul PIny.

foul
LOS ANGELES, June ia sensation has
been caused In Pasadena by the investigation
being made in that city by L. T. Singer of
Chicago into the manner of the death OF his
father. the aged millionaire, II. n. Singer,
sometime after sustaining an accident in
falling from a moving street car. The re-
mains were sent to the former home OF the
deceased AZ Lockport, n. Y. for interment.
The widow and two children OF the aged
millionaire remained in Pasadena. but there
was divorced wife at LoCkport, where the
remains found Judgement. II is the first
wife of Singer, together with his son, who
will make a through examination into his
final taking on.
e. T. Singer the son, asserts that the re-
mains OF his father. after being inferred five
months, had been taken up at Lockport and
examined with the result that traces of
poisoning were discovered, The son is con-
vinced that the old mans death was
hastened, II not actually brought about by
foul play, The disposition of the mlllonaireG
property 10 the incentive for the investlga-
tion,
Dead Stuck" for bugs. Used by U. S.
Government. A liquid insect powder. Won't
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
SUMNER EXCURSIONS.
Via Chicago, Milwaukee a st. Paul ny

A long list of excursion points to which
round trip tickets will be sold at greatly re-
duced rates The conditions for summer
tourists were never more liberal than those
for this season, For full information as to
routes, rates, limits. selling dates, etc, APP
ply at the city ticket office, 1904 Farnam st.
I. a, NASH.
General Western agent
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13

No, the groceryman has not got soap polish,
We are waiting for your trial order. 1t costs
nothing. Eighteen little girls and forty
ladies', who need to earn their own living
are aiding US by taking these trial orders
for soap polish. Can you refuse them a
chance in life when 1t costs you nothing to
dp
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
Chriatiun EnlcuyOrer

Going to San Francisco III July, should re-
member that the Union Pacific is II hours
shorter than any other line to the Pacific
coast.
For Y. p. S. c. e. folder, sleeping car
reservations, or any Information, call a
city ticket office. 1902 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
BUSINESS FAILUF


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on
lite
yclesand roll liabilities
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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

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