ft THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , MAY 26 , 18iH-T\VI3LVE PAGES.
MYDEN'S ' SATURDAY SALES
Special Attention la Galled to the Dress
Good ? Offers for Saturday ,
ALL DEPARTMENTS HAVE SPECIALS
And tlio 1'rlce * llclonr Will Tell tlin I'ur-
tlciiliira Htriuv lint * ami Clothing Ko-
cclto n III ; Cut Underwear
nnd Hosiery at Half 1'rlco.
FURNISHINGS. HOSIERY , ETC.
O cuts' GOc lies reduced to 25c.
Children's fast black cotton hose 12V4c ,
worth 25c.
Hoys' bicycle fast black cotton hose 15c ,
worth 2 ! > c.
ZlMnch umbrellas 98c , worth $1.50.
Men's unlatindcrcd shirts , $1.00 quality ,
reduced to GOc.
LadlcH1 silk mitts 12Vic , usual price 25c.
Ladles' night gowns , 7Gc quality , reduced
to GOc.
Gents' British V4 hoc 12V4c , Just < S price.
Onn lot of $1.00 corsets reduced to GOc.
Ladles' ribbed vests , IGc quality , go ut 4c.
Ladles' fast black cotton hose 12'ic ' , worth
25c.
Ladles' colored gloves , worth 3Gc and GOc ,
go at )2'ic. )
Tremendous bargains In boys' waists for
tomorrow.
MILLINERY.
Wo ere clearing out our stock of mini-
mer millinery nnd nro making prices that
will fill our store Saturday.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Special sale on wrappers and wash dresses
for Saturday and Saturday evening.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Notice Dodge street window.
Tomorrow we will sell boy's and children's
clothing below coat.
A WOD ! combination suit with 2 pair pants
nnd cap to match $2.00 , worth $4.00.
A all wool Jersey suit $1.7G.
Wash suits made of blue and white
ealatln cloths , lanyard and whistle , $1.25.
Boys' wash linen pants 2Gc.
Your choice of all our Junior nnd reefer
uultB tomorrow $3.2G , worth up to $8.00.
A very fine all wool cheviot double
breasted knes- pints suit $2.00 , worth $5.00.
All our $4.75 and $5.50 men's suits gu
tomorrow at $3.75.
Ajl our $8.00 and $9.00 men's suits go to
morrow at $6.50.
Ajl our $10.00 and $11.50 men's suits go to
morrow nt $7.60.
Our JIG.50 and $18.00 men's suits go to
morrow at $10.00.
1 HATS , CAPS. STRAW GOODS.
The largest taiiiplo line of men's , boys'
fine' ' fur hats ever shown , consisting of all
the. leading styles and shapc-i'ln fedora ,
derby , crushes nnd soft huts , to be sold Tss
than manufacurer's pi Ices.
Men's straw hate IGc , worth GCc.
Men's straw huts 25c , worth 75c.
Men's stra\\hats GOc , worth $1.50 to $2.00 ,
all the leading styles.
Boys' und children's straw hats lOc , 15c ,
20c | and 25c.
Children's fancy straw hats and1 turbans
DOc , worth $1.00.
Our children's fancy straw hats , worth
$1.50 to $2.00. 75c.
Children's sailor hats 20c , 25c , worth
60o.
60o.DRESS
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS ,
i ONE DAY.
ONE DRESS
TO A CUSTOMER , SATURDAY.
10 pieces 40-inch all wool stripe , worth
85c ,
10 pieces 40-Inch all wool stripe checks ,
worth COc ,
10 pieces 39-Inch all wool telge , worth
C214c ,
10 pieces Iridescent all wool , worth CGc.
10 pieces 39-Inch plain henrietta , worth
40c ,
For ono day nnd one dress , 2Gc _ yard.
ONE DAY.
ONE DRESS.
60 pieces 35-Inch mixtures , worth 19c ,
for Saturday's ono day and ono dress sale ,
EC.
50 A YARD.
25 pieces 40-Inch all wool storm serge ,
blacks only ,
ONE DAY.
ONE DRESS.
Worth COc , only 33c.
Comment on the above would ba useless
SILK SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
At Hayden Bros.
Natural pongee silk 19c yard.
Striped pongee silk 19c yard.
Swivel wash silk 39c ya'rd.
Changeable- taffeta silk 19c yard.
27-Inch wide black India silk 5'Jc yard.
Yard wide black India silk 75c yard.
CHEAP BOOKS.
Hero Is Sunday reading for yon. 1,000
now books , Including the works of the best
authors , such as George Eliot , Cooper , Ir-
Vlng , Goldsmith. Your choice on Saturday
DC each.
All of Mrs. Southworth's , Mary J. Holmes ,
Marlon Harland , at 19c on Saturday ,
Envelopes on Saturday 25 for Ic.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
25c line all silk Windsor ties at 12 < / > c.
1,000 yards tine all silk veilings at 7lic.
All leather belts ! i price.
Hose supporters 5c pair.
3 flno fancy corded handkerchiefs for Gc.
IN THE BASCirnNT.
! If you are In the money saving line read
these prices on goods that uro guartecd to
bo as represented or money refunded. Hero
nro prices on butter at Haydena. ' \
BUTTER.
Fresh country butter 7J4c , lOc , la'i-c , nnd
very best country butter 15c ; and hero we
will sell you fancy gilt edge creamery for
J8c and 20c. Now bear In mind that there Is
none bettor made. Wo have a dozen cream
eries shipping us now , so when you want a
good butter you will never ba disappointed
Jn coming to Haydens' for It. Remember ,
only ISc and 20c for the finest butter made.
CHEESE DEPARTMENT.
Wisconsin full cream cheese , 7c , 9c nnd
12V c ; fancy young American full cream , Sc ;
brick cheese , lOc , 12Vic. and lie ; llmburger ,
12'/jO and He ; Edam cheese , $1.10 , sold nil
over for $1.50 ; we have fancy Ohio Swiss
cheese at 15c , 17c and 19c , and any kind of
cheese you want at lowest prices.
MEAT DEPARTMENT.
Hero Is where you can buy all the best
sugar cured meats that are put up. Noth
ing hero but No. 1 goods. Dried beef , lOc ;
Bummer sausage , 17V4 and 20c ; corned beef ,
Gc ; plcklu pork , " ' /jc ; bacon , lOc ; California
sugar cured hams , Uc ; Now York hams , S c.
Now hero can yoU buy these goods at the
nrlco we make ,
BAKERY.
A few pi Ices from bakery and cracker dc-
pattmcnts : Boston brawn bread , 4o ; all
kinds of pics , 4c ; all kinds of bread , 2c ; nice
rolls , 7'iu per doien ; we have a small lot
ot owcut crackers that nuibt bo gold In a
few days , look at what they are and the
price we put on them. Lemon creams ,
EUgur cookies , graham cookie : ) and assorted
Jumbles at 5e per pound ; t > aJa , oyster , butter
and milk crackcra at Gc ; crt-am tojst , 12'jc ,
finest you ever saw ; fancy lemons , IGc per
dozen ; codfish , Gc per pound ; all kinds of
nice herring and mackerel away down.
HAYDKN BROS. ,
Leaders In everything.
noMisiuuiits : : %
Vlu L'hK-ngo , llork Island & Tactile Hull-
May.
Ono faro for the round trip on May
29 to nil points west and south , In
Colorado , Utah , Kansas , Oklahoma and
Texas. Tlckotn good for 30 daya from date of
Bale. Vor full particulars , folders , maps ,
raa'3. etc. , call at ticket olllco , 1002 Farnum
street.
a
I'lnim for the Hummer.
Perhaps > ou are arranging your plans for
a vacation this summer. l > o not neglect to
look Into the attractions of the Black HilU
scenery rivaling the Rockies In grandeur-
climate unsurpassed nature's storehouse ot
wonderful mineral formatloni and precious
metals. Crystal Cave near Deuuwood was
represented In miniature at the World's
fair and attracted much attention , 'Iho
pleasure and health resort Hot Springs ,
Bouth Dakota with first ciass hotel accom
modations , line plunge bath , beautiful drives ,
etc. , all Join to make- nojourn In the Hlaclc
Hills a pleasure , a study anil a recreation.
Send for painphltt giving full di-kcrlptlun.
Gcnet'al Passenger Ag nt ,
K E. M. V R. R . Omalu , Ntb.
p H The F. E. & M. V. 11. R. run trains
direct to the Ulack llllla with paUco alccpOM.
free thulr cars therefore > our tlckeU should
read over that road.
NFA'Klt Ill'.fOI'.i : NOIt AITHll
Will I'rlccft Ilo Quoted No Clienp.
It'll to unload stock , as wo again bought
out an entire clothing store. The goods are
on the road. They will arrive In a few days ,
RO"WC must have room. Boys' GOc yachting
caps , blue or gray , 15c. Men's suspenders ,
3c. Fast blue O , A. H. suits , high priced
houses ask $10.00 for them ; stores that claim
to bo cheap ( ? ) quote them at $7GO ; our
price , with two sets of button * , $3.75. Straw
hats , worth GOc , for 19c. Special drives In
men's pants , worth up to $2.50 , at $1.00.
Elegant spring overcoats , worth at least
$9.00 , marked down to $1.00. Men's stylish
neckties , big assortment , 3c. Large assort
ment of children's suits from 39c a suit up
wards. Umbrellas to keep out sun or rain ,
13c. Men's all wool black cheviot suits ,
square or round cut , full cult $4.GO , White
handkerchiefs , Ic. Mackintosh rubber coats
as low us $2.7G. Men's shoes that regular
shoo housed sold for $2.50 and call them a
big snap , tomorrow $1.26 ; 20 styles to choose
from , Including tan shoes ; don't miss this
bargain. Blue laundered clmmbray shirts ,
GOc. Painters' while overalls , Omaha make ,
33c ; Jackets the same. Dluo and white over-
Jackets , 19c. Medium weight merino under
wear , gray or white , only PJc ; It'a Just the
thing for the present season. Also a sacri
fice slaughter of socks. Men's extra heavy
Rockford socks , blue or brown , 3c ; not more
than G pairs to n customer. Men's tan
colored socks , with drop stitches , some mer
chants have the gall to charge 2Gc a pair
for the same kind ; our price Gc a pair , and
all you want. In fact the prices nt which
we oiler the remainder of our stock have
never been quoted so low.
OLOIIE BANKRUPT SALE ,
115 S. 10th St. . near Douglas st.
P. S. Wo almost forgot to mention that
130 dozen silk web suspenders , finished with
wire trimmings , nnd drawer supporters , Uro
regular H3c article , will be on sale for Of.
MIIN'S AM ) WOMiV8 : SIIOT.S BOO.
Next Tucsdiiy Honton Store Will Soil 10.0OO
1'nlrn All KlneU of MIOOH.
AT GC , 29C , 39C , 59C.
AT BOSTON STORE TUESDAY.
You can have no Idea of the wonderful
bargains there are In this stock. There
are men's shoes , women's sho.s , slippers
and oxfords , child's shoes , boys' shoes ,
misses' tdioes and Flippers.
TUESDAY IS THE DAY.
Remember the prices
BC , 29C , 39C , G9C.
Worth all way up to $3.00 , $1.00 and $5.00
originally.
Tuesday , May 29th.
BOSTON STORE ,
15th and Dojgc streets.
o
Attention.
Is directed to the fact that the Burling
ton's "vestlbuled fiyer , " which leaves Omaha
nt 4:15 : p. m. dally , offers unsurpassed serv
ice to Chicago. Sleeping , dining and free
chair cars.
City ticket office , 1321 Farnam street.
Tin * ICmlito < iillfornlii.
In over , but the Burlington Route still con
tinues to offer a slendlil tervlce to Colorado ,
Utah and the Pacific coast.
The "Denver limited , " which leaves
Omaha at 4:50 : p. m. , daily , is the favorite
train. It's fast ; comfottable ; makes very
few stops and cartlcs sleeping , dining and
frco chair cars.
Ask the city ticket agent nt 1324 Farnam
street for Information about rates to any
western city.
Shortciikig tlio Thtiu lletu-eeii Chicago and
the Kist.
Under the new schedule , to take effect on
the Pennsylvania lines May 27th , the famous
Pennsylvania Limited will leave Chicago at
6:30 : p. m. , arrive Plttsburg C a. in , , New-
York 0:30 : p. m. The train will be made
up of new library , smoking , dining nnd
sleeping cars , all lighted by electricity. This
is the most complete train running , and
carries a barber , a stenographer and type
writer , and a waiting maid for ladles and
children. A bath room for ladles and a
bath room for gentlemen are Included In the
conveniences. Horse Shoe Curve and the
magnificent mountain scenery of the Alle-
ghcnles are passed by daylight and may be
enjoyed from the well arranged observation
car. For any desired Information on the
subject , address H. R. Dcrlng , assistant
general passenger agent , 248 Clark street ,
Chicago. _
I1O.UKSISKKUKS' UXCUIISIONS SOUTH.
Via the WulKnli Itullronil.
On May 8 nnd 29 the Wabash will sell
round trip tickets at one fare to all points
in Tennessee ( except Memphis ) , Mississippi ,
Alabama , Louisiana ( except " New Orhano ) ,
Arkansas and Texas. "For tickets or descrip
tive pamphlets of land , climate etc. , call at
Wabash ticket ofilco , 1502 Farnam street , or
write G. N. Clayton , northwestern passeugsr
agent , Omaha , Neb.
Novrr Lower Than Thli.
May 2 ? , half faro on the Northwestern.
Points north , northwest , south , southeast.
Ask about It at the city ticket office , 1401
Farnam street.
Sleeping Car Scrilco.
Commencing Juno 1 , Wagner Palace
Sleeping cars will run between Long Pine ,
Neb. , and Hot Springs. S. D. , via the F. ,
E. & . M. V. It. R. Through space reserved
at Omaha , passengers occupying the Deadwood -
wood sleeper to Long Pino. This Is the only
road running nlccpcrs to the springs. Free
reclining chair cars on all trains. Round
trip tickets with long limits always , on sale.
Cheaper rates with chorter limits for par
ties. Inquire city ticket office , 1101 Far
nam st. , for further Information and a neat
pamphlet regarding these springs.
J. R. BUCHANAN , Gen. Pass. Agent.
It Dent Happen Often.
On May 29 , half faro rates for the round
trip north , south and bouthcast via the
Northwestern line.
Inquire BOOH at city ticket office , 1401 Far
nam street.
folll ! | ; IJust Tnilny' . '
Your choice of four dally trains on the
Chicago & Northwestern railway. Two of
these trains at 4:05 : p. in. and 0:30 : p. m. ,
ore vestlbuled and limited , arriving In Chicago
cage early next morning.
Elite sleepers , dining cars and the latest
reclining chair cars.
Call at the city office 1101 Farnam street.
The Northwestern checks your trunk at
your house.
TEACHERS ENTERTAINED.
Tendered n Ite.ceptlon l > y the Woman's
UhrlNllun Temperamo Union.
Last night a reception was given by the
Women's Christian Temperance union to the
teachers of the city at the Commercial club.
Over GOO Invitations , had been Issued , and
the parlorsof the club were taxed to their
utmost capacity by the kchoolmaams. They
wore entertained by a choice program of
recitations and vocal and Instrumental
music , and wuro served later In the evening
with delicious refreshments.
After prayer by Dr. Chupln the address
of welcome to the teachers was made by
Mrs. Eb L. Good , president of the associa
tion , nnd was responded to by Miss Snyder
of the High school. In the course ot the
evening the Young Women's Temperance
union was greeted nnd publicly Inti educed
by Dr. Fred.i Lankton.
This reception was the closing meeting
of the Women's Christian Temperance union
for the year. There Is only ono union In
the city at present , all the unions that had
existed previously having been consolidated.
The object of the reception was to bring the
teachers and the union closer together In
order that tclontlllc temperance might bo
Inculcated In the minds of the young.
The reception committee was as follows ;
Mrs. E. L. Woods , Mrs. G , W. Clark , Mrs.
M , M. Pugh , Mrs. Graham Park , Mrs. E.
L. Smith , Mrs. Watson I ) . Smith , Mrs. E.
M. Covell and Mrs. Richardson.
DoWIU'a Wllch Haiel Salvo rutes piles.
uuMisur. Kr.ni' i\uuitsioN. :
Via Chicago , Itock Inland I'at'lllu Itall-
y.
One fare for the round trip May 29 , Call
at ticket oillce , 1C02 Farnam street. '
DIED ? "
Notko of five- linn or lv under thU heal , ! Uty
ciit i ruth uJUUIaniil llnr. ten ccnU.
Tl'LLY-Mrs. Guthrlc. Thursday. May 21 ,
ISM , UKed 21 years , t.eloved wife of John
i' Tully Funeral from residence , 31th
util Howard streets , Batuiday , May 2) ) ,
nt S 30 u. m. , to Bt. Peter's church , In-
t.-rment , Bl. Mary's cemetery , Friends
Invited.
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Holmes , Hascnll and Wheeler Appointed a
Special Committee on Retrenchment.
NO MORE MONEY FOR BOARD OF HEALTH
Sentiment ARnlnnt KMnlilldlilMg n Detention
llunpltul Almoit Uimnliiionn Ilctmlrlng
of .Sixteenth Street Vlniluct
Ordinances I'unacil.
Tlio adjourned session of the city council
last night was a very monotonous affair ,
tlio pyrotechnics having apparently been
exhausted on the previous cvcnliiR.
The subject of retrenchment was brought
up by Holmes , who moved that n committee
consisting of one republican , one democrat
and one populist be appointed to examine
the work In the department and see what
could be done In the direction of economy.
This was carried without discussion and
the following committee appointed : Holmes ,
HnBcall and Wheeler.
The report of the committee on Judiciary
on the ordinance providing for a change
of grade on Second street near Williams
recommended the adoption of the report of
the appraisers submitted In September ,
1893 , Hack had a new schema for the
change of grade and straightway entered
the lists with Hascall In a debate which
produced considerable amusement until the
previous ( | ucstlon was moved and the re
port of the committee was adopted.
The committee on flnanco reported ad
versely on the request of the Hoard of
Health for additional funds. Raunders op
posed the committee , saying that In his
opinion the board was entitled to some ad
ditional amount , Hascall supported the com
mittee and Holmes wanted the mutter laid
over until after the report of the commit
tee on retrenchment. Wheeler favored fur
ther consideration of the matter,1 and It was
finally referred to the special retrenchment
committee. In this connection a resolution
was adopted requesting the Board of Fire
and Police Commissioners to have the pa
trolmen co-operate with the Hoard of Health
by reporting all nuisances which might exist
on their beats.-
The committee ; on police recommended
that the communication of the Hoard of
Health relative to a detention hospital be
placed on lllo. The members argued that
the city had always got along without any
thing of this kind and ought to be able to
continue In the same way. The report was
adopted against the voice of Sounders , who
declared that the hospital was one of the
Imperative necessities of the city.
The contract for painting the drinking
fountains was awarded to Charles Johnson
for ? 16. The bids for the construction of
additional fountains were ordered returned
and the comptroller was directed to readver-
tlse.
tlse.The
The committee on viaducts and railroads
reported that It had reached on agreement
with the railway companies with regard to
repairing the Sixteenth street viaduct , the
expense to be divided as * follows : Union
Pacific , six-fifteenths ; Burlington , two-fif
teenths ; street railway company , five-fif
teenths ; city , two-fifteenths. Adopted.
Saundcrs secured a reconsideration of the
previous action of the council In regard to
the opening of North Thirteenth street be
tween Ohio and Nicholas streets and the
matter was re-referred to the committee.
The following ordinances were passed :
Appropriating money for refund of taxes
on Tenth street viaduct ; directing Issue of
certain grading bonds ; amending ordinance
relating to addition ; amending circus license
ordinance ; amending special sidewalk or
dinance ; paving Corby street from Sher
man avenue to Twentieth street ; paving
Chicago street from T\yenty-Jhlrd : to
Twenty-fourth street ; grading Nineteenth
street from Cumlng to Ohio street ;
declaring the necessity of construct
ing a brick culvert at Forty-eighth
and Leavcnworth streets ; grading Howard
street from Thirty-third to Thirty-sixth
street ; regulating the construction of build
ings and provld ng penalties ; requiring ap
plications for building permits to show lo
cations by lot lines and streets ; paving
Thirty-second avenue from Center to Dorcas
street ; ordering paving of alley In block 50 ;
changing curb line of Twenty-seventh street
from Indiana tn Lake street ; changing the
curb lines of Decatur street from Twenty-
fourth street to Twenty-ninth street and
of Twenty-sixth street from Indiana street
to niondo.strcot ; narrowing Fifteenth street
from Grace street north one-half block ; re
pealing ordinance extending and widening
Fourth street from Willlanu street to Pop-
pleton avenue , and changing curb lines of a
portion of Fourth street. Hascall's electric
light ordinance was laid over until Tuesday
night.
llonril of l. < | uiill/ntlon.
The council mot yesterday afternoon as a
board of equalization to hear complaints of
property owners on special tax assessments
for Improvements on various streets. The
board decided to reject the following assess
ments : For opening Fifteenth street from
Yalley to H street ; opening Woolworth avenue -
nuo from Thirty-second avenue to Thirty-
sixth street ; grading Twenty-seventh street
from Poppleton avenue to Hickory street ,
and grading the alley between Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh und Charles and Ham
ilton streets.
C'lminlirrltilii's Cough Uoincily the Host.
LOCKKFORD. Cal. , April 21 , 1881.
Having been troubled with frequent colds
during the past few years , I have from tlmo
to tlmo used the various cough medicines In
common use. I have arrived at the con
clusion that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is the best , and now use It in preference to
any other. ASA WARDROBE.
This remedy will euro a severe cold In
less tlmo than any other treatment , It
loosens a cold , relieves the lungs , aids ex
pectoration and effects a permanent cure.
It Is also without an equal for croup and
whooping cough. For Ealo by druggists.
On Mif ; ) t 1)1.
The Union Pacific will sell tickets from Its
Missouri river terminals to all points In Ne
braska , Kansas , Colorado , New Mexico , Wy
oming , Utah , Idaho ( cast of Boise City ) and
Montana at one fare for the round trip.
For uddltlo'nal Information call on or ad
dress II. P. Deuel. C. T. A. , 1302 Farnam
street , or E. L. Lomax , Q. P. & T. A. .
Qmaha , Neb.
Xelmmltu I'l ien | l Dlrrc'ors.
The Nebraska Funeral Directors associ
ation will hold its ninth annual meeting In
this city Juno 12 and 13. As this Is to bo a
very Important meeting there will ba a very
largo attendance. Secretary Heaton an
nounces that the association hadquarterd
will bo at the Paxton hotel , and mcmb-rs I ;
have secured reduced rates on the railroads
leading Into Omaha. Prof. J , II. Clark will
' 1
deliver a series of demonstrating lectures
during the meeting , and practical demohstra- I 1
ttnus of the latest methods of embalming
will bo Given by the Omaha undertakers.
One word describes It , "perfcstlon. " TV
refer to DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salve , curia
piles.
Voting Women nn fiyiiiimntH ,
The closing exercises of the physical cul-
tuio class of the Young Woman's Christian
association were given at the Commercial
club robins last evening. A largo audience
\Ytts pleasantly entertained by the conyolu- "
tlons and mysteries of the Delaarto syUem. I
The exercises worn gracefully performed
under the leadership" of Miss Bradley , Miss
DC Coe of Mlmifntfolla put the class through
nonio of the movements.
FOR THE : SOMIEB DEAD.
I'rogrnni of ixrrr : Ubn on .Memorial liny mill
at tlm School * .
Memorial day will bo observed at South
Omaha by the veterans , the Woman's Hcllcf
Corps and the Sdns and Daughters of Vet
eran * . A general Invitation Is extended to
the people of the city and surrounding coun
try to turn out. Huiulay , the 27th lust. , Is
Memorial Sunday , ' which will be duly ob
served and services' conducted by Rev. Ross ,
pastor of the United Presbyterian church.
The orders named will meet at the Grand
Army of the Republic hall on N street at
10 a. m. and march In a body to the Meth
odist Episcopal church , where services will
bo held.
The following commute has been appointed
to visit the several schools In South Omaha
on Monday at 2 p. m. , May 28 : Elliot and
Kcllcy , St. Agnes ; Kttrr , McDougal and
Fowler , High school ; Crlss and Dennett ,
First ward ; Snlvely and Carroll , Third ward ;
Wymer and Clmdd. Fourth ward ; Ulalr and
Eastman , Brown Park ; Cottrcll and Con-
dren , German Lutheran ; Donta and Gordon ,
Missouri avenue ; Elliot and Kelley , East
Albright ; Cottrcll and Condrcn , West Al
bright.
Memorial day will bo observed as follows :
The different organizations connected with
the Grand Army of the Republic will meet
nt Grand Army of the Republic hall at 9
a. m. and march to Laurel Hill cemetery ,
while n committee will be sent to other ceme
teries to decorate. All schools arc especially
Invited to turn out on this occasion. Mr.
T. F. Elliot will deliver nn address nt Laurel
Hill cemetery. The Woman's Relief corps ,
assisted by the Daughters of Veterans , will
prepare the flowers and decorations for the
graves of the deceased comrades. Messrs.
McDougal and Kelley will assist In decorat
ing the graves of unknown dead. A com
mittee of three was appointed , to prepare n
program , consisting of Messrs. Fowler ,
Wymer and Elliot. All soldiers are especially
urged to attend on these occasions.
Memorial services and n toldlers' experience
meeting will be held at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. Following Is the
program.
Instrumental . Cornet nnd Organ
James C. Cnrlcy nnd Mrs. Llzr.Ie
Munshnw.
Today This Hallowed Place Wo Seek. . .
. Quirtct
America . . . Congregation
Lay Mo Down nnd Save the Flag . So o
Jnmes C. Cnrley.
Tribute to Colonel Ellsworth .
. Solo , with Guitar
Jnmes 13. Smith.
Barbara Frletchlc . Solo
MI B Emma Wood.
Sherman's Match to the Sea .
. Solo , with Gultur
James 11. Smith.
Little Major . Duet
Miss Wood nnd Mr. Cnrlcy.
The Vacant Chair . Sslo
Miss Jean lioyd Mullen.
Sleep. Sacred Dust of Noble DemL.Qtnrtet
Opening Address . Elder A. II. Merrill
Company I ) , 137th Illinois Infantry ,
Knllstcd March 12 , 1SGJ.
Remarks . Cieorgp rUworlh
1st Itnttnlton Sharpshooters , Hnll tc 1
April "S , 1SC1 ; nc-enllstcd August
28 , 1SCI
Among the Guerrillas. .Elder H. W. Gl-nson
Enlisted July 2 ? . 1862 , from Missouri
Company C , 70th Keg. Cnv. ; fnn-
mlssloned Lieut. October , ISC.
How I Lent nod Discipline .
. Captain William Kelly
Enlisted Auguit 2 , 1&C2 , Mustered Out
In Georgia , 1SC5.
What I Saw There. .Colonel Kelinen Forbes
Company A , 1st Iowa Hoglmcnt.
Mustered Out July , 18J5.
Short addresses by. comrades , led by
Judge Elliott on "The Soldier's Fellow
ship of Love , " followed by Judge J. M.
Fowler , Captain MncDougnll , Comrades
Eastman , Hnyzlett , Captain Cocktvll ,
Gordon. Snlvely and others ; to close with
n pl ° n by S. P. Roundtrce , the olJe.it
negro In Nebraska , thirty yearn a slave ,
eight times sold from the auction block.
I Can't He Your Slave Anv More .
. . . .7 . Solo , with Guitar
'Colonel J. D. Smitli.
The pupils of sixth , 'seventh- and eighth
grades -will unite with the High school In
giving the following program at 2 o'clock
Monday :
Music Hall Columbia .
Recitation Albert Sidney Johnson .
. Olive Hrown
Conversation My Hero .
. Jpuslo Carpenter , Llbblo Donahue
Music 'Nenth Foreign Skies. . . .High School
Rccltatlon-Our Alt . Uertlm Clark
Recitation Old Man und Jim .
. Margaret Kruse
Quotations . Seventh Grade I'lipIIs
Recitation Raok from the War . > .
. , .James DuncaiTson
Music Soldiers' Memorial Song .
. Sixth and Seventh Grades
Review of the Civil War .
. Eighth Grade History Classes
Instrumental Solo Sherman's March to
the Son . . . .Henry Hock
Address . Rev. Robert L. Wheeler
Addresses by Mr. Kttrr , Captain Mnr-
Dougal , Judge Fowler of the G. A. II.
Music America .
A memorial service will be held , ln the
Church of Christ , K and Tv'ont/-IMfd
streets , Sunday morning. A special program
has been arranged of singing and readings ,
which will be followed by a hli-jtt nd.litis
by the pastor. In the evening sen-loss will
bo held as usual.
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Reduced rates to Texas via Santa Fo ronto
on May 2S. Addres E. L. Palmer , P. A. ,
Omaha.
runor.il of John II. Kynn.
The remains of the late John H. Ryan ,
who died In Council Bluffs , were In ought
here and taken to the "i > Tij 'if h.s | vi" > r.ls ,
tn the , southern part ) f t i'city. . The de
ceased was 41 years of 030. His father ,
Thomas Ryan , is ono of Ilia oldest smt'ers
hero. The funeral services will bo con
ducted at St. Agnes' church Sunday morning
nt 8 o'clock. Interment in St. Mary cem
etery.
Charles Barnard of Atlantic , la. . Is In the
city.
city.W. . M. Geddes , mayor of Grand Island , Is
In the city.
J. II. Sullivan and wife of Rawllns , Wyo. ,
nro In the city.
John C. Mosher of Grcelcy , Cole , , was In
Omaha yesterday.
F. H. and C. C. Hnmlln of Rock Springs ,
Wyo. , are In the city.
A. J. Plnkham and O. Robblus of Idaho
City , Idaho , are In the city.
Detective Holland of New York City has
been summoned to appear hero as n witness
In the Sterling case In the federal court.
nt the Hotels.
At the I'axton H. Donald , Grand Island ;
II S Mnnvlllc. 1'lluVn.
At the MmiIohn Hratt , North Platte ;
J. 1) . McDon..1. ITromont.
At tlja Moreer Im Mnllory , Grand Inland ;
T. C. Rutlcr , Stanton ; C. A. Wilson , Fru-
AI me Mllliml--C. J. Pliclns , Schuylpr ;
AW. Cole. McCook ; 8. H. Steele , Uavlil
City : H. K. Schneider , Fremont.
At the Arcucle U. H. MoHirrove. Colum-
biiB ; H. II. Cherry , Hastings : William II.
Hunter. St. Clnlr.'J. ' Baxton , Tl den : W. H.
Stfphenson. Hnirllihton ; 11. II. Whlpper-
miin. O. Mllllprnn/\V. Korth. WuUelleld ; II ,
Allldncr , Otto Voirot , Wayne.
At the lellone-4IJ , J. Blnclntr , Ncbraslc.i
cityN. . V. llarllm. York : H. K. Funk.
Kearney ; J. O. IMllock , Columbus ; II , L.
JIcMeunsV. . M. OeddeH. CulumliiiHi IJ. 1. .
Cnptol.Vllber ; C. J. O'Connor , a'omer ; T.
C. CnlJney. I'cnden J. W. I'erry. Onl.
At the MerclnintH-M. n. Cameron , Schuy-
ler O P. Henderslibt , lUbron ; II. 'II. Howes
nnd son. OaklandlIJ. R Downer. Arapahoe ;
n. II. Knnkln. CambrltlBc : 1 . I * . " " 'I. ' < -
T. Coudet , Mend ; O. II. Opbotne , A , llogo-
Innd , Lincoln ; W. H. Noyes , Itustlnt'Hj
George Hersh , San Qrau.
Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair.
The only I'ure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Atumouin ; No Aluin.
in Millions of Homes AQ Yefirs the Standard
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort nnd improvement nnu
t'onda to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The ninny , who live bet
ter tlmn others and enjoy life more , with
less cxpmUturo , by more promptly
fultlpitag the Tforld's best products to
the needs of physical being , will attcot
the value to ncnltk of the pure liquid
Ir.xativo principles embraced in the
rcmcdyi Syrup of Figs.
Its cxcellcneo la due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the tosto , the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties o ( a jicrfoct ! nx-
ntlvis ; effectually cleansing the system ,
dispelling colds , licndacho.s ftnd fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the mcdicnl
profession , because it acts on the Kid-
noyr , ? jiver and Bowels without weakening
oning them and it is perfectly frco from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for pale by all drug
gists in HOc and'l bottles , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Figs ,
and being well informed , you will no *
" ptit any Ktihstittiti ! if offered.
SEARLES
& SEARLES
SPFiGliiLISTS
Chronic ,
WE 1 Nervous ,
Private
CUBE [
Diseases.
TREATMtHT BY MAIL CONSULATIQII FREE
Wo euro Ca'arrh. All D13O3333 of
fho Koso , Throat , Cheat. Stomach ,
Liver , Blood , Skin and K1 noy Dls-
onsoo , FoTinle Weak tosses , Lost
Manhosd AND ALL PRIVATE DIJ-
EaSESOFMEN ,
REMOV D TO
1410 FARNAM STREET.
Call on or Address ,
fin CoirlsSi Caarlnc ! MtO TAHNAM VT
UL ocuTloa a UBdniib , OMAHA , .SKI : .
DIRECTORS' ' TABLES.
Wo are making quite a specialty of Di
rectors' Tables. So few persons are aware
of the magnitude of our trade In this ono
line of oHlce cabinetwork that we make It
the subject of special mention today.
We carry a number of lines , represent
ing different grades , and In each grade
there are different sizes. Wo build them
" "
with or without drawers , ! n""both Onk and
Mahogany , nnd In all shapes oval , cir
cular , rectangular , squat o and double
width.
We have special patterns for small rooms.
The oval shape Is most desirable here ,
as It allows the selection of a larger size
without resulting Inconvenience. These
oval tables are very graceful , nnd greatly
add to the appearance of the room.
You will find It for your Interest not to
purchase oillce ftnnlture of any description
without first visiting our warerooms.
Chas. SMverick & Co. ,
FURNITURE of Eviry Da33.Mitl.Jl
Temporary Location ,
ISOG-1208 DOUQL < ST. ,
MILLAUD HOTEL BLOCK.
entry
i Bncrmaiorrlm'u , Homliinl -
i ni'33 , Vurlcoci'lo , tTiiiitlunaon luce ,
nil nervous illt-orders. llcitorrs
I. Mt Vigor , riral treatment sent
' ( miulvil E'rvo to any mtclri'.is. This
liviiirily Imxlieoii iiHi'il l yi'iirslu
- ' tr Vrniipo with marvelous lenultii.
HE CllEMIOAI. IMrOUTlMO. CO. , UIHOIMUAII , 0.
IK l * & . * &
.Gafarrh . Powder
Ilcllevcfl Catarrh anil Cold
In tli 9 I tea a luttt.mtly by
one ( ipplicutlon
Cures Head Noloco &
DEAFNESS.
Cat ) or > ! '
litis Mftiotiic rtoptc , rfal'ago *
bchl by urim trlsta. 50o.
Ciiocolat = Menier.
Ills reasons are ;
Ten and Coffee create nervousness with
a people lee nervous already ;
Uilter Chocolates arc not fit to nuke a cup
of cliocohtC ) cheap ( sweet ) chocolates are
impure , hence injurious ;
COCOA is no more like CHOCOLATE
than Skimmed Mill : is like Cream.
Cliocolat-iMenier is an ejquisite Vanilla
Chocolate , as nourisliii ) ' as meat , as low
priced as oilier bcven cs. ami.v SH/VT / - .
Ask for yellow wrapper. VmT croccr li .j it.
PARIS LONDON
Ar. , Ulrago- \V. \
'Tin patriotic and noble to
A celebrate Decoration Day.
Let those who .sacrificed life
STUPENDOUS for future peace , 11 ml a corner
in the hearts of every true
SUIT VALUE American , Let us worship
their memory. Let us keep
their graves { jreen ; because
they were heroes because
they fought for us , and paid
for It With every drop of
blood.
SpuaUing about heroes
made by lighting , we ought
to be some sort of heroes
ourselves. We fought our battle with those manufacturers
east ever since early spring to secure what we are offering yon
this week and wo got there you bet.
As pure wool as the pelt of a lamb , as pretty as painted , and
as durable as the Rock of Ages lay j Jj "tlrtitlSuits "f slx
different patterns , some pin checked , some plain , some invisible
plaid , some black and white mixed-brown-gray black bine-
shades-well trimmcd-stylidh made-all
terra cotta and other -
price-Four Dollars and Seventy-Flve Cents
this at but a pauper
a suit. Six and a Halt is what we used to get for 'em. If yon
think you can get a better
one at Ten Dollars , we'll
simply say : "God IHess
you , " buy elsewhere , we de
serve none of your confi
dence if we cannot tell the
truth. They're worth Ten
Dollaas a Suit you dcpciid
upon it.
G. A. K. Suits are $5 and
$7 , with a guarantee of
strictly fast colors.
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The
Inside
OF THE
KNOWN AS THE
World's Columbian Exposition
VERY paragraph personally written
by the very men who designed ,
controlled and operated the Fair ,
namely :
. 1b , SJurnbam
Who was Architect in Chief and Director
of Works , and
, flIMUct
The Director of Decorations , who had
charge of the decorations , sculpture and
adornments inside and upon the buildings ,
and in the grounds ; also of the ceremonies ,
processions and entertainments , etc. The
work is called
AND IS
Magnificently Illustrated
FULL PAGE COLORED PLATES
MADE FROM ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
j-i
INGS , EXECUTED BY LEADING ART
ISTS OF AMERICA FOR THE BOOK.
HUNDREDS OF FINE BLACK AND
WHITE DRAWINGS
F '
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