THE OMAHA DAILY BEE3 SATURDAY , MAY (5 ( , 1803.
RATE WAR STILL IN SIGHT
Borne Indications that the Present Serenity
May Bo Only Temporary ,
OTHER ROADS MAY MIX IN THE rY.USS
Jf the Cnlornilo Trouble It Not Settled Thin
Week AVnrltl'd 1'itlr Union Will < > o to
I'locen All Alone tlin I.'Ho
lUllroucl Nutet.
In aplto of the fact that to all appearances
an amlcnblo adjustment was In sltfht of the
rate differences between thuKio Oratnlo anil
Colorado Midland roads , tlioro Is still u pos-
Blhlllty that the nj-'recmont u ill full to tun-
tcilall7o and that the momentary armistice
Is orilj the lull before the storm. Uotli the
Burlington and the Union Puclllo are con
templating taking a hand In the muss , and
unless a compromise is speedily effected the
situation will bo still more complicated in
another week.
The Union Pacific Is not Rettlnp the busi
ness from Colorado point ! , that It Is justly en
titled to At headquarters oftlcials fr.tnkly ad
mit that the situation Is not to their llkuifr ,
but refuse to ( , 'ivo any intimation of what they
Intend to do They are watching the llur-
linKton and Hock Island , which l\cs them
sunicicnt work these beautiful May days ,
and quietly planning some startling develop
ments for the very near future.
lljwtho Iliirlliiztoii Work * It.
Wliilo the Ilurllngton continues to sell
round tilp tickets from Denver to Chicago
for S-'i.'i. $ . " > higher than the other roads. It Is
a notoiious fact that ItloOr.mdo tickets with
Durllngton coupons attached can bo bought
In the Uio Orando olllco for ! 0. Mr.
Francis , however , stated this morning
that his agent at Denver. Mr. Vallery , was
authorised to sell at f-Ci II it without sign
of cither cutting or shaving the rate , but
Mr. Francis would neither afllrm nor deny
the rumor that his tickets were on sale In
the Hio Cirando ofllce , across the street from
his Denver headquarters , for * : ! fl.
"Will vou meet the ? ! ! 0 r.ite should it he-
come stable ! " the reporter asked Mr i' rands
"Certainly , if the rate becomes stable , "
replied the general pisscngcr iigcnt of the
Burlington. "Hut I will do notnlng toward
mooting the rate until 1 liml it will be main
tained. 1 presume- that ! < ) will become the
rate fiom Denver , but It m ly go higher when
the differences are settled between the rival
roads In Colorado. "
"Do you think the Durllngton and Kock
island made a mistake in permitting this
light to get boioml Colorado ; "
llcuvj uulghts Miitvlu-il ,
"Mr Harris , Uio president of the nurling-
ton , and Mr.Cablo of the Itock Islund are tak
ing a deep Interest in tills light and nothing
Is done without their sanction U hatovcr
course the Burlington takes you may be sure
there Is some logical reason lor it This Is a
light between lieavjweights , and neither
party is going to give in unless ho has to I
am of the opinion that the whole business
will bo adjusted amicably before the end of
the week ; if not then there will bo the stitf-
cst rate war we have over had in this coun
try In the passenger business. "
At Douur the situation is unchanged , all
railroad ofllcials hoping that the conference
between Presidents Ui-inhart and Jeff icy
will result in an adjustment of present differ
ences
Itoi'k iHlituil Chanel's.
Following the other roads the Kock Island
will put In effect a new schedule- train
service on Sunday. ISastbouml train No. 0 ,
now leaving at 4:40 : p. in. , will leave at 8.50 ,
arriving In Chicago about 7-.TO a. m. No U , to
bo known as the "Silver State Limited , " the
now train which is put on for the llrst time
on Sunday , will lca\n at la. m. and cor
responds to train No. "I taken oft last Novem
ber. Trains numbers ii and 4 have not been
decided upon , but it Is thought possible
train No. " will leave hero at 7:10 instead of
GrIOp. m. . and arrive in Chit-ago about 3
o'clock. Westbound No IS , Denver and the
west , will leave at'J-iO : instead of 1:20 p m.
No. 7 , Fairbur.v accommodation , a new train ,
leaves at 0:10 : p. m. No. ! il , the Kooky
mountain limited , w ill leave at . . ' ! U a. m.
The Northwestern olllclals have not made
up their schedule card as yet , their running
tiinu being largely dependent upon the
Union Pacific , which It is understood will
make few changes In their castbound trains ,
the burden of lengthening the time In conformity
"
formity with the"sixteen hour agreement
falling upon the Northwestern entirely
West of the rl\er there will bo no changes
on the Klkhorn and but a few minor changes
on the Sioux City & Pacific. The St. Paul
train will leave Council Bluffs ten minutes
earlier than now , whllo the Chicago train
will leave Sioux City forty-llvo minutes
earlier ,
Thrro In Jimmy in It lor You
There Is sure profit In North Gnlrcston ; if
jou hvo , you make It ; if you die , jour heirs
inane It without cost to them or you. D. D.
Smcaton , Koom 17 Barker Block , wants to
talk with you regarding it.
HAYlli.V : IHIOS.
Ixfnior < linnry Mioo Sulo Sutimliiy.
Greatest bargain In tills sale ever of
fered by us on line hlioos. Out1 shoo
bfth'H tire popular. Shoos always sold as
ndvortihcd. Money refunded "on slices
not satisfactory.
Over IWO pairs ladies' line button and
luco. $ : i.OO mid S3.f)0 shoes go in this stile
at $2.28 11 pair. A bargain and will
please you.
Over 100 pairs ladies' S2.50 dungolii
button shoos , to eloso out , at $1.73. Allen
on ono table. See them.
Over 200 pairs Murrium's make , & 2.2 , " >
micHOH1 line spring heel shoes at 11.18. If
your daughter wants n nluo nullof shoos
tills is a rare opportunity.
Over 100 pairs ini-sus' $1.7."i kid spring
heel shoes at $1.20 a pair.
Over 100 pnlrs child's kid spring heel
shoes at $1.OS a pair.
Over 10'J infants' 50e shoes at 2"e a
pair.
MEN'S SHOES.
Our extremely low prices are giving
us the lead in men's hhoes.
Fine t-hoes at cheap prices.
Orit BARGAINS SATURDAY
will bin-prise you. See them in our base
ment.
Mon'b $3."iO satin calf congress shoes
ntfcUOthis wcok.
Men's $ o.OO hand sowed calf shoes at
$4.00 tliis week.
Men's $ -1.60 hand so-vcd russet calf shoes
ut .M.IITi this week.
Hoys' $1.75 satin calf button shoes at
$1.20 this week. IIAYDEN BROS. ,
HAYUENS' GREAT 1JUTTER SALE. "
You have been paying high prices for
poor butter , but wo will toll you some
good hnttor at very low prices.Vo
will Boll country butter for 12Jc , lee , I7o
and Jo ! ) ; creamery , 21c , 2.'lo and 2. " > c ; very
ilncst separator creamery , 28e. Uo sure
to call and get some of this butter , as wo
uro belllny ; it at prices that will suvo you
money.
Did you try any of our soups ? If not
you ought to.Vo are belling half-pint
cans of any kind for 10c ; pints for 15e ;
quarts for 2'jc. Remember these soups
arc put up by Iluckins of Boston and the
Armour Funking Co. and are positively
the most delicious In the world. Try a
can and beconvinced. .
are k-adors in elieoio ; any kind
you want you can got hero ; full cream ,
us , PC , 12Jo ; Illicit pure .lernoy orean.
choose , Ho ami 1 Go ; club house cheese ,
'tOc per ja- ; edam choose. $1.15 ; young
America full cream , So : brick cheese ,
] 0o > . I2jo , He and NJo ; liinb'irgcr , J6c ;
Kwlss , Hie , I8o and 20t * .
NVo ( iiiuto you some Kiw jiricos on
nient : Hacjn , 12c } ; salt pork , lie ; b.ino-
loss niiui ) and plate corned bocf , 7e ;
] > lcnlc hum * , lie ; California hums , I''o ;
lincst sugar cured No. 1 hams , Uio ;
bologna , headcheese and liver sausage ,
5c ; lineal cooked ham , I8c ; ham sausage ,
7ic : blood sausage , 5c.
UAYDI3N BROS. ,
GROCERS.
IIAYDEN BROS ,
Still Greater Keductions on Umbrellas , Pnrn-
sols , Kid Gloves and Fans.
CLOSING OUT THE S. P. MORSE STOCK
Urooi ( looili , Clonk * nnil Suit * Note Ilia
Special * In Clonk Orpnrtmcnt Men' *
nntl lln } * ' Unit hiitiirduy Uvcn *
Injf tor Two Hour * Only.
Wo purchased this entire btook at a
very low figure , whicli will enable us to
f-ell It for about one-half S.1J. . Morse &
Co.'s ' price.
A FEW WORDS ABOUT FANS.
In this lot will be found some of the
finest tilings in fans eve.- shown in this
country , and today this department
stands without an equal. Fans from all
the best makers in France , England and
Germany go on sale Saturday at ubaut
one-third S. P. Morse & Co.'s price.
IJjn't full to bee our display of umbrel
las and parasols In show window on Itith
street.
Over 0.000 on exhibition.
Parasols from l.'io to J.Ti.OO each.
The largest stock of any ono retail
store in the United States.
Our competitors say o are cru/.y , but
watch out on Saturday for the commence
ment of one of the greatest umbrella and
parasol sales ever given in this city to
reduce this largo stock. If wo have to
take a loss wo might as well do it first as
last.
last.S.
S. P. Morse & Co's. Sl.OO umbrellas
reduced to fiOc.
S. P. Morse ft Co.'s $1.50 umbrellas
reduced to 7. > o.
S. P. Morse & Co.'s $1.75 umbrellas
reduced to USo.
S. P. Morse & CO.'B $2. , " > 0 umbrellas
reduced to $1.50.
S. P. Morse & Co.'s1.00 umbrellas
reduced to $1.08.
S. P. Morse & Co.'s $1.00 umbrellas
reduced to & 2.)0.
S. P. Moroc A : Co.'s $ . " > .00 umbrellas
reduced to ft ! 00.
S. P. Morse & Co.'s $0.00 umbrellas
reduced to $ , ' 1.50.
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS
Sale- * increasing and our prices bring
ing in iinmeiibe crowds.
Wool hop sacking that S. P. Morse it
Co. asked 73c for , wo will sell you for
41c.
52-inch whipcords that S. P. Morse it
Co. asked $1.75 for , wo will sell you for
$1.00.
Silk and wool bengulincs that S. P.
Morse it Co. asked $1.75 for , wo will soli
you for $1.00.
A beautiful line of novelty dress goods
that S. P. Morse it Co. asked 81.25 for , wo
will sell you for 7oe , all new shades.
Call and see us and buy a dress pat
tern at your own price.
CLOAKS AND SUITS.
Saturday wo make two splendid offer
ings. There were shipped us by mistake -
take a lot of ladies' suits , which the man
ufacturers rfjivo us a big discount on if
wo would keep and save them cost of
shipment both ways , packing , etc.
LADIES' SUITS.
There is ono lot of blue llannol suits ,
till wool , full sleeves to jacket and full
skirts ; some tire plain skirts and others
with bj.plaits. . Wo oiler them Satur
day for $ :5.0. : > . They arc worth fully
$0.00.
The same thing in tans ; cloth is a little -
tlo better. Price $ .2r .
LONG CLOAKS.
A $3.00 cloak for JSc.
There are a mimbor of full length
clocks ( accumulation- ] ) which wo will
put in one lot at )8c ) for choice. Some
of them sold for $5.00 and none less than
$2.75. They are just the thing to put on
to save your clothes in bad weather.
There are all colors , stripes , checks ,
plaids , etc. Some are not a bit pretty ,
others are very neat. Any ono of these
are worth threa times Saturday's price.
Special for
SATURDAY EVENING.
MEN'S HATS.
$2.50 Fedora , black or brown , $1.00.
$2.50 still brim hats , black or brown ,
$1.00.
$2.50 soft hats , black or brown , $1.00.
BOYS' HATS.
$1.25 boys' fancy caps , 50c.
$1.00 boys' fancy turbans , 25c.
7."c boys' fancy caps , 2oc.
$1.50 boys' Fedora , in black or brown ,
73c.
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' HATS.
7oc Oxfords , 47c.
This Is for Saturday evening only.
IIAYDEN BROS.
Selling off the S. P. Morse stock.
"Tho Madison , " ( family hotel ) , 21st
and Chicago. Transients"$2.00 per day.
HiillilliiK : I'nriulti.
The following permits to build were
Issued yesterday by the inspector of build
ings :
UKuis Hnnsvn , Tui'iitU'lh and Center ,
oottago. . . . . . . . . . $ 800
Josopli KriiFskun , DUO North Tweiity-
lirili uvuiiuu , duelling lr > 00
MMuninlmn penults TifjO
Nine pormlK aggiPKutliiK . . . . $ 'J.H50
A Mlnlitrr'H Wif 'Iiivh I'lcuscil.
Kldcr S. S Heaver of McAlllstorvillc , , Tu- I
nlnttn Co. , Pa. , sa.\s his \\ifo aul > Joct to j
IT.imp in the stomach. Last suinmvr slio
tricil Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera anil Dlar-
rhiura Homedy for it and wns much pleased
with the sncody relief it aftorded. She has
since UiCd it whenever necessary ami found
that it never falls.
FALCONER'S ' MACKINTOSHES
40 Ladies' Olotb Surface $4.00 Mackintoshes
Tomorrow in Orcat May Sale at $1)27.
$5.00 MACKINTOSHES $2.85
Sin.OO.SIIk.Mncklntotlicfi , I'nrlnmn Pnttcrni.
IIcut Kliiilo In Our ( Irrnt Mule To
morrow nt 0.7fi , rii ' * c lira
liicrp.lon il Vnluoi.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS , 28C.
A splendid bargain in ladies' handker
chiefs , an entire Importation made to
sell at 50e , In our great May sale tomor
row at 28c each. Limit one do/.en to a
customer.
MCN"S DRESS SIIIUTS , 08C.
, ' ! 0 > ) men's lull dress shirts , ( this lot is
slightly toiled ) , il.25 , $1.50 and $1.7J ;
all at USc , sixes tire broken.
MEN'S SOX , 12JC.
50 do7.cn men's lisle thread sox , actual
value , 2."io and IHo per pair ; in our great
bale tjm u-rovv at 12c } per pair.
MEN'S SOCKS , 21C.
100 dc/on line lisle thread socks ; these
BOX would bo u bargain at . " > 0c ; tomorrow
in one great Mile , 21c pur pair. Limit ,
ono duy.cn pairs to a customer.
LADIES' MACKINTOSHES
SATURDAY.
Lot 1 , SI.27.
Ladies' cloth surface mackintoshes ,
regular value $1.00 , Saturday only $1.27.
Lot 2 at $2.85.
Ladies' cloth surface mackintoshes ,
with deep 211-inch cape , a regular $5.00
garment , Saturday only $2.85.
Lot ! t at * ( i.75.
Ladies' silk mackintoshes , the best
goods made , Parisian patterns , regular
value $15.00 , Saturdav ' only ili.75.
SPECIAL HARGA'INS IN HAND
KERCHIEFS.
100 dozen scolloped embroidered hand
kerchiefs , a great variety of patterns and
nctualy worth 50c , t''ir > rro\v 28c each.
Plain wliito and c jlored hemstitched
handkerchiefs worth Sic to lOc , tomor
row -Ic each.
All linen prints worth 25e , t unorrow
10o each.
Plain white and colored bordered all
linen handkerchiefs worth 15o to 25C ,
tomorrow lOc each.
Kare ba'-galns ' in books and stationery
15c.
( Special for Saturday. )
A large assortment of bound books ,
paper novels and line bj.xed stationery
at 15c.
The following are a few of the titles
of the book- , : Guy Mannoring , Handy
Andy , 2,000 Leagues Under the Sea ,
Rob Roy , Dickens' child's history of
England , Heroes and Hero-Worship ,
The Clemcnccuu Case , The Scarlet
Letter and many others , also handy
guide to Chicago and the World's fair
at 15c , for ono dav only.
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
For two hours after 7'H : ) p. in. will
make a special sale of all our remnants
of ginghams , sateens , calicos , challios ,
etc. , etc. , various lengths , suitable for
wrappers , waists , gents' shirts and chil
dren's dresses. Price from 5c per yard
up.
N. U. FALCONER.
P. S. Just received by express "A
Job" at $1.05 children's waterproof gar
ments , all sizes , actual value $2.50 ; they
go in our sale tomorrow at $1.27 a
garment , they are made with an extra
deep capo and hood.N.
N. C. FA LCONER.
N. B. Wo will place on sale Monday
a largo purchase of stamped linens , full
particulars in Sunday's inipb'1.
N. B. FALCONER.
See the celebrated Sohmer piano at
Ford & CharltonMusic Co. , HJ4
In MMrch ot Pr. o oiti Mft.iln.
New and rich finds in gold and silver
mines are being made daily in the
Rocky Mountains. There are thousands
of rich mines in Colorado and Now Mexico
ice waiting to be found by some lucky
prospector , but it requires time , patience
and some money , also a knowledge of
mineral , to properly prospect a moun
tain range for tiny of the precious metals.
The llocky Mountain Prospecting
company , incorporated tinder the laws
of New Mexico , is going to send out two
export prospecting parties in search of
gold , silver , or copper. They \ \ ill travel
with pack animals and remain
in the mountains until snow
drives them out late in thoi fall.
To raise the money to keep these par
ties in the mountains wo have decided to
give away a small portion of our stock.
The shares tire $500.00 each , and each
share is subject to three assessments of
one dollar , and if we strike one rich mine
this summer ono share which has only
cost $ : i.OO in assessments is worth $500.00
or moro.and if we should discover a group
of rich mines and establish a big camp ,
ono share of our stock is worth a small
fortune.
Send stamp for ono share and full par
ticulars. Address Rooky Mountain I' .
Co. , Ehptinoln , Now Mexico.
Tim Worlil'n Tiilr.
A great white city ! Buildings largo
enough to scat hundreds of thousands of
people at one time ! A park two miles
long , varying from a few hundred yards
to a mile in width , and fronting the lov-
licst inland nea in the world ! Flowers ,
music , strange people everywhere.
That's the Columbian exposition.
Don't mi s it. It's the greatest , grand
est , mo t unique spectacle this earth of
ours over saw. And the Burlington
route will take yon there comfortably ,
quickly , cheaply. Heo the city tickts
agent at 1I12I Farnam street , lie will
tell yon all about trains. Excursion
rates every day.
MOST PERFECT MADE.
PROF. PETGR COLLIER , late Chemist in Chief of the Department -
partment of Agriculture , Washington , D. Cin a recent and elaborate
report of his examination of the leading baking powders of the
Country , found Dr. Price's not only the highest in strength but the
only Cream of Tartar Baking Powder entirely free from Ammonia ,
Alum or other adulteration.
The purity of this ideal powder has never been questioned i1
INDIANI BATHS.
* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m
Tlie Red Mbn's Knowledge
of the Laws of Health ,
"TurkUh" i ml "IthuUn" Bath ofClvIll.
tat Ion Known ito Ilin Inillnni , Him
Tlirjr Io It.-fA < lotion From Nature
which the AVlMxirlll Herd Klcknjmo
Indian SR.M-mo.Grnnil Itemed- .
Jgg
INDIANS TAIU.XO Viron BATHS.
In this ay 10 Imll.Mi t.ikci n "Turkish" nr
"Hinjl-ui" billi ; 'Ihey dip B liole In ilia < Krtli ,
In nlilrli they lay itoncj , nnd upon which lhc >
liiilMaflre , hpallnil the stones to ami hut ; Ilivy
llunrirefully rrino\o the coulu ; rutllnn a num
ber of uplines lliry silt k one end In tltn grmmil.
limit llii'matrranil pl eo I ho tilliir end ulto In
thi'yrouutl , IhcH'ixteud over the hot ttuneii In
th fthjpo of A half loop. Ovtr these poles or
Ii0"p the llulUrn pluce tklui of milmnli or
blanket ? . Ktlie' Ku lmi"or apor bntli Is rtc-
itlitil , they then tnrnw uutcr upon tlto litit rockn ,
llnu ffncintlln ; Bit ini. Thou Urilrtnp Ilia apor
liilliciunl uniU'rntath. After the purrn of the
klti nrr npcr'Ml &nd lliey profii pl ) veisplrr lliry
crtwl out anil another IiiUlan ( UHhia luii.hc.ls of
rold nutfroirr them , or llicy plunifB Into a nrtr
by stnnm. Thty are then rulibud lliorou hly
with Klcknpiio IiiiHnn Oil , nil nrc gltrii copious
tlnfls of Klckunoo Indlin H.IKWU , utter i > hlch
llj < * ) roll up ta IjUnkela nutl lm\e a touut ] slicp.
Who cnn tench the Indians anything
nuouthcn til ? Hla own physique unsweis
for Ills superior knowledge.
Ilia picparntlon ) ot lootJ , liarki nnil
herbs , now glvtn to tlio world for the first
time In the KIckapoo Imlhin Ucmcdles nro
uncqinillcd by nny dlscovurlos of the med
ical world of Iho whites , 0
When yon feel twinges of pnln In jour
Joints , look out , n slight cold might ( level-
o ; > I'heninntlo Focr. If you hate palna In
jOJi bnck or sides jour liver la congested
or\oui ktdnpyunie not pciformlng thu.r
MOik and poison is gathering In ] oui body.
Kxposuic to cold or contagious diseases
would bo fntnl to you.
Pimples blotchcB , mid other humors In-
f'lcato thnttlie poison -noil-Ing In jour
blood. You feel limgmd , hcsuj .dullj you
awnke In the morning nniciteil. Ilewniel
Ii Ivo tlicso symptoim anny nt once I
Tnko KIckapoo Indinn bagwn. H w'11 '
demise jour sytem , heal jour ilUcateil
o-xans , jiniifv nnd en Ich the blood , mil
l.i\o CM rj tnlntot poison fiomnir uncH.
Then 3011 will foci Mioit ; , blight , uluit
ami ni'tn LUH tin ; Indlun lines.
KltKapoo Indlun Snxwn , li composed of
niilntc's leuiedlps , Katlivicil nnd pri'pnrcil
b > nature's clilldi en , who depend notupon
book knowH'dcc forlhclv cuies but upon
Iliilenvc" , theilowera , HIM loots imd the
licibs Hint mo placed In the cnrtli by tin
nil \\lso 1'iovldencofoi thebeneiltof evciy
lUIng I'mitmc.
Why , look nt the nnlmnKI
If youi liuiso InckMhlH itccti'tomcd vigor
7011 nrc taught to uuii him out to uaatuie.
Yon do so. The horse gets well.
tt hj ?
liucnutc theio Blows In every field the
tcndrr UIIMM of HOIIIO incdicinnl pliml
which in-tlnct tolls thu iintninlsto eat , nnil
docs for tlio poor old boisu pieclscly wbnl
some otbur , or pcilmps HIP MIIIIO plnntwll
do for aliuinnn bolnic Itpstorea the wn tec
cnniglosl ItcnewH the lost stienythl Uo
vlvcstho diooplng spirits.
ECickapoo Bndian Sagwa.
Solil ly All Urupgista and Dtnleis. '
$1.00 per Botilo , 0 Bottles for $5.00.
DH. I. I , . si-AICMs : Cimeultln Sur-eon ,
Orntluuto of Hush Mo'Hcil I'olloeo. K ON-
l'l/r.\ Ml.N ritl.l. ) ror the treatment of
1
AM )
'Wo euro Catnrrh , All Disuaicu of the
Nose , Throat , Clicbt , StoniioU , Bowels
nntl Liver ,
Blood , Shin nnil Kidney Dlsonacs ,
Female \Vcakuosfces. Lost Manhood
CUilJED.
1'II.KS riSIUI-A , ri = SL'UK permanently cured
without the uof n knife , llh'uturo or < ausllc
All innliilles of n private or delicate nature , of
cither BOX. po > Ul\oly cured
( "nil on or nddrcss , with stomp forOlrc ulnrs , Frcu
Hook nnd Iteclpcv ,
fir . SoirlR . \ - Soarlp '
, OMAHA , > 'in.
No.\t door to I'ostnillco
bout your cifrvt'b ; don't bu pale , wuuk , nervu
oils , fretful s uuple'is ; don't hu\u puln In b iclc
i el to , don't , bo without ambition for norkor
nieiiMiro 1'ut u keen eilgnon life. Use Nerve
Bofins- new vcirct.iulo diseo\ory of ro-
iniirUiil ) i' power ever all nervou ; troubles In
both sexes II u box. enough for two weol.s.
At ilrunclits , or by mall , Nerve lloan Ca ,
Iludalo. N. V.
Just In Our Import.itlon of
Exclus > ivo Stylut i.t
spring Wooluru.
Fazton Hotel Bulldlns.
niTCMTOTUOMA81' SIMI'dON. Waililnito
PA I I tW . I O1'N" " " ? ' i J until pat Isou
uino > l Writs fur InventKrs ( luld
METAL
Furnishes the Best and Cheapest Method at
FIRE-PROOFING HOUSES.
Write ( or catalogue o < Lathing , Penclngi
BtabJo Fliturcs , etc.
N. AV. EXPANDED MBTAt , CO. ,
No.iWXiTentgrSUtUBt. CHICAGO.
10 Cents pur Do/on.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY :
4Oc Ornngoa nt 20o per Dozon.
California Clnrot Wlno , 40c per
Gallon.
Los Angolas
Wino , Liquor mid Cignr Co. ,
110 nnil Ilfi South Slxtoonth , trpot.
llotwron llayileii llro'mid the lion-
ton Store.
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313-315-317 SotttblStU Stro3b.
OMAHA.
Or ALL KINDS.
WE RETAIL AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
S ) rinses.
/ir / Pillows.
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invalid Cushioos.
iluLbcr Gloves.
\\alcr \ \ Hollies.
1HE ALUE & PEHFOLD CO.
DKAMKS : IN
TiiHf niiiiorif s.
iit'iin < t / / osjf nl .S
114 South latli. St.
_ _ Next to Postolllco.
PROTECrYOUR EYES
Noncliangcable
Speelaeles aal
Evcslassc3 ;
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EYEGLASSES
COMPANY , , . . . .
r > EnTE ! > i v..TTOr
PRESERVE YP/JR EYE SIGHT
tl !
MAX MKYIJR & 1JRO. CO. , ONLY
V. oIH send you the nmrrclous
Frtucli Pripuratlou CALTIIO5
frr . and n Ircal guarantee Iliil
IAI/I11US will Hvalorf your
Uaallli , StraucrUi aud Vigor.
I'st it anil far i/tatttjied ,
Addroso VON MOHL CO. .
Sll. Intritu i | U , Cliiiinil. 0 > U > .
The Omaha nnd Cliicago Short Line
of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
IIy . was opened for freight and pns ou-
gcr trufllc. It these ton short years the
"Mllwnulcoo" us it is ulTectionntoly
termed , oy its patrons , Ima talcon
front runic amongst its elder coinpot-
itorn , and to-dny stands unrivaled for
speed , comfort and safety. Hero is
a map showing ltd short line bo-
twcon Omiihii , Council HlulTs and Clii-
capo , over which runs the lincst Equip
ped Electric Lighted Steam Heated
vestihulod Train * with Miignlficont
Dinlnpr Car service cnrouto , R A. Nash
IH the General Agent anil the Omaha
City Ticket Ollico Is at No. 1601 Far
St. .
Omaha's Newest Hotel
COR. 12TH AND HOtfASJ III.
< r noorat nt 8J.50 per rtr. .
HI ooni ) nt M.OO per ( Ur
ICIlcoiiu nil'illatlnttin ) pirUr
lOHoouii with IlatU at Hi ) to US ) pjr \ \ ,
OPEN151L ) AUGUST 1st ,
.MoUcrn 111 Kr.irv Koipnct.
Ncivly 1'iirnliliuil ThroiiT'i jilt
C. S. ER3. Proa.
The Midland Hotel
NOW OPEN.
Cor. Kttli mill Cfiluiico HI s.
Opposite Jefferson Square
Irst olasi In every rcMjieot llnllilliu uud
( urulturo unllroly now
Aincrlcun Dlun , tl ait per 'lav.
Kuroponn plnn , tl.OUnordiiy.
bpoclal ralej by tlio wi'ok
M J PRANfK , Prop.
Tne nly hotel In tdc cur with hot aud cold
Whirr nnd kio.uu beat In ovury r jo u
dlnlnz roon survlca uniuryasiol
RATES $2.60 TO $4.00.
Ecocl&l rates on application.
B. 8IULOWAY , Prop ,
THREE THING
To think of in iniyin s for boys color style and wear anil
the greatest if these Is JV t \ Y m can sometimes liiul a
gooil ileal of style In a slio7ui pmiient anil many lianilBotnc ib
shades anil colors are foinul where wear is lacUiti ) * : tnit to Z o
get style "stay so" colors anil "wear as they should * '
cloths In
* r
is sometimes i hard thlni ; to do , Two hundred knee pant
suits are placed in the boys room today , that fill the bill to a
O. They are In solid hard twisted cassiniurc.s-c\cr > thread
wool -j-oods Ih it will wear an.l wear , and then ucara little
while longer. The style is correct for the season -the color
js a shade between a tan and a brown. They are in ages 5
to 14 and every suit has li\e dollars worth of u ear con
cealed some\\ lure about It. 1'ora weelt or less as the suits
hold out the > Ye $ .1.50 A SI'I P. We will also oiler JOO big
boy's and
g " in all wool iinlinished cheiots black or blue as yoiir fancy
inclines with double breasted coat , vest anil long pants in
c& s/e ! to fit boys from 11 to 1 ! ) ycar.s of age. These
gST" are the regular six anil seven dollar kinds of suits but \ \ liile
< * "dressing down" is what
a good many boys itcx-d -
ffi there are more that need"dressing , " - - price fora week
S 3 and a day is $1.50 forages 11 , 12 and lii-am ! $5.00 for
Z ages11 to 1 ! ) .
2cWc ) : 40c 50c 00c-70c-80c ! )0c ) is the w.iy the
es prices are on a hundred do/en ncvt "opened todaj"
Rheumatism Cured ,
If you wear ojie of our Franco-Prussian rings
n
accordngto ! directions. Price , $2. Money refunded at :
* f no cure. Thousands of testimonials.
It
RAYMOND , 3 ,
FIFTHS' * r.I AND DJUH , H. O.IUII.
1816 notiQlas Street , Omaha , Nob.
The eminent apealnllit In narvo M o'irn ila , prly it i , bljjJ i > ilT uu I iifln-xrr .Uio IDIruilxrail
ealstcrcit Kra.Iiiilo In in JIclna , ni illplo UK n I oirlUlutiii "rill si ) .r , li still traiilur ritli tha { ruil.itt
ucoeai calarrli , lojt mm luol. so nip tl njiliiijH , nU it loiui .ill an I forillot prlriti diilnjl.4o 1V j
nurcury used Now trdittniant for Ion of vlul pjitjr I'.trtl3i 111 itilj t < ) vltlt nivnif bj tr itta I nt hi n
ijrcorratpaailonco Me llcliuor I ntr i n mti < > it li/ null orati on jj iraljr piotil , nu m rxi u IciJI-
ntecontants orion lor Ono porion il Inturrloir preferrs I Con > tHUU < m froj , Ojrrjiiion Ions i ulotlr.
rlvnto. Book ( Uyslorlei of Life ) sat Irai. OlUjj liojrj , J u .u 13 j p. m duiliM u u m u U iu.-
, nd etiimpfor circular ,
3 GOLUMB8A VARMISH CO.-St. Louis ,
MANUrAOTUnEItB OP 7UU CULEnnATED
FLOOR GLOSS < & GOLURIBIA GLOSSBT
Tlio most durable nnil hcautlful finish for The Ideal polish for Furniture , Pianos
floors and wainscoting. K.-iKlly ni | > ll ( > il. nnd String Instrumonto. i'nncnU |
Drirt . Mi.liCH tlri-Niuiio
liislnntly. thunrnlhh from cracking und jiuparta a
HcrnliUliiK tiiiiiccosmiry. All illrl brilliant finish A few soft cloth
drop * on n
niiilnliiliiN from ( ; ru o , lull , lobncro
la sulllclcnt then rub well o\er the garnished
anil hlooil , oa lly rcmoTC'il by clmply ;
wiping It with a damp cloth. Made In ten nished surface until dry. Case of 36 bottles ,
brilliant shades. 51.00 per can. 80.00 , Blnglo bottles 2.1 cents.
J8 r FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.u
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rxAcrsizE COMMEILTAUT
THE MERCANTILE CIGAR , BETTER THAN EVER ?
laila of the ftucfct iualll | > tif Ha\aiui Tobiirro that cau ho bought. KqunI In cierj * ri' * jM'rt to thf *
Wt Imported clifitrc. Mauulacttrtd by r. K. ItlCK MUIICANTILK ClOAUrAC'lOlfi . tit. Luu ) _ J
AFullS&T
Ol * Crisis
Teclli cttractn-1 In inorntnf
tarttjil r fur eon
Ut t'ur
BflJ.Biilej
UrdFloop ,
Paxtoa liiaaU *
ItitUnnilFnrnntu Strootsi
: iomtor cm IUU si Tvloiiiiuna lUS'i
UIIINU TIIid wiru YOU
If yoii are
To have the small-wing Collars you
cannot An better than lo ask ( or our
makes. We manufacture a lar e vari
ety of them , in both the
Cluoll and Coon Brands.
ClUetf Coon
Dnnd , 25c , Brand , 20 .
Have > ou heeded our polnlers and tried
The fnonopob Shirt Vet ?
Do so the next time } ou buy , and you will
thank us for the kujgestton.
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CLOETT , COON & CO ,
Professional ]
Nurse ,
Troali ull Kinds of disc ise * . lnturn.il nna ox-
torniil. Oiiaraiiivos In every C.IHC. Monorra
fiiiidul In allc.iscs wlioro pntlont is dismtli
flu I , Norojulur fco cliar.oil , 1'aliCnU y\i-
wlintavar niuoiint fioy can alTord fur treat
ment. n i
16th and Capitol Avc , '
CrnuriBO lUock. 1 looms 0. 7aiil K. Orn
WASHBURIHM
* A Gullan , Mandolin ! & Zllheo '
In MjluuiokUii fju u > y of luueB *
lUe BUST IK inn WOULD , Unr fll
' " ' - ' "ear In iky cllnntr. " , l
tillDt'iIeolcti. llf ii- ' " I
tlfuli/ Illuitulia touTcidr c iJgl
tv
wllti portr ll of fiimon *
HUH will bo Molted FRCB.
LYON & HEALY. CHICAGO.
