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Grrst Asia Grssss Sals.
I'omtnctiHiig Friday innmlng m
oVlm'k (tin) ivnt liming null! sold. No
r'ir let Ions im to rson cr quantity.
HI foot nil In mi wrHiratlitiis, ped
dlers, dealers, I rnytiifn, express coin
pnnlos and virylmljr
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Fmler's Hinl other brands at le per
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2d HT lx.
3o Hr box.
4a jmt lx.
Also, lii tin cans and bulk.
Don't iiiImh thin sale. Wo want to
clean it nil out tomorrow If hhh1o.
You will find It on sidewalks Just oast
of our now annex, Conio early.
W. It. HKNN'KTTCo.,
Capitol avenue.
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Columbus and Free Schools.
Tho project of converting; GolunibiiR
Pay Into nn American school festival
will be heartily commonihul bv
thoughtful ml ml. The dedication of
the Exposition buildings nnd ground
will bo a national event of crowning
Importance; but In order to tmipluiHlze
the significance of the dlccovury of the
Siovr World nnd to rendor It Intelligible
throughout the length and breadth of
the land It Ir proposed to iniike every
oholiouo n local centro for com
memorative excrclHen. TIiIr plan lint
received the Ranctlon of the world'i con
jfreiR ooiiiiiiIkhIoii and of the American
nperlntendenU of ml uciitioii. An ex
ecutive committee ha been npr olntcd
to organize A national movement by
rhleh thirteen nillllon Mihooi-ohlldron
In every village and town In the Union
an tuille In carrying out a olir.ple but
fr.ictlve program on that hlntorlo an
iiivernnry, There In nothing Imprac
tlcablo In the eheme, It will only be
fMWwmry for every inhool to have n
flag of Iirowii toriilHOund xnluto on
the morning of the cele'jrallon, and
then to be prepared to llnlmi to an ad
JroM and fo Join in ulnglng an ode
prepared f,r the occimion under the
direction of tho national committee.
A holiday will bo put to the hlghcot
educational tun If all the Rchool-chil.
lren of the country can be brought
together at the riiiiio hour to com
memorate the 'greater event In tho
modern world,
3"he voyage of ColumbuR wur a pro
1nift mgninit the Ignorance of the
mediaeval age. The dlncovery of the
New World waa the (lrt lgn of tho
real renalNiinnca of the Old Woild. It
created new heaven and a earth,
broadened Immeamirably the horizon
of men and natlom, and (raiiHformcd
the whole order of Kuropean thought.
ColumbuR wai the greutput educator
Who ever lived, for ho emancipated
mankind from the narrowneM of Its
own Ignorance and taught tho great
eRon that human deotiny, llko divine
mercy, rchc over tho wholo world.
If a perspective of four centuries of
progrefts could have flouted like a
mirage before the eye of the great
discoverer as he was sighting Han
Salvador, the American ichoolhoune
'would have loomed up as the greatest
Institution of the New World's future.
Behind him he had li ft mediieval Ig
norance encumbered with supemtltlon
and paraliscd by an ecclesiastical pe
dantry which passed for learning. IJ
ifore hint lay a new worhl with the
promise of the potency of civil and
religious liberty, free education, and
popular enlightenment. Iiccnuo the
wchoolhouse, like his own voyage, hits
iweii a protest a,;alnt popular Ignor
ance, end has done mote than any
thing else to make our free America
what It Is, It would have towered above
everything else in that mirage-like
visi jn of the world's progress.
The public school celebration on
Columbus Day is to be commended,
therefore, col nly as a unique method
of diffusing among local centres of
.American life from Plymouth Itock to
the Golden Gate the significance and
spirit of a memorable anniversary, but
Also ar a practical expedient for am
phasizing iu value of the most char
acteristic of national institutions, the
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AM'ii ,t Ui il i o 'ii . i.in
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tulili if tin' I tpfKltlng lae
In tlmiioiih t i ! j; ll y mpti'd .j
one imtiilii'in i pn ?l tt afu-r aiiotlor,
Topulrtr 1'dtn'stion itrgeti (l, as tt
had bt'i ii limit r spnMi vir roj i,.l
e tiMi!n eily ilir nioisl ft tree d i-n-lighti'tiiil
publio opinion w lin king
In the pomlii-rn hrniphere. What hi
made the Auo rli'mi ri'publlo the gn at
power in tumli'tn eivllixntiou which
It bus broil for a eciilury I the free
srhool fyoteiu. liocioiio it hns given
from and dirt'dlun loAnietienii pro
gres, tho sehoolhotn Is a proper
theatre for rele'iratlng the great event
of October. If thirteen million public
school children can be taught on that
historic festival t'i value aright the In
estimable bcnellU of free education, it
will be a good augury for another cen
tury of more enlightened progress.
Editorial In New York Tribune, May
6, 18'J.
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11LISH Is selling Millinery nt whole
sale prices on second floor. Nice
SII1nIi Huts trimmed with flowers,
ribbons or laces, Too and upwards;
over 2,00t) Trimmed Huts to select
from. Call and see tho Great llurgalns.
Tho largest Millinery Uouko In the
West. J.'J. HL1SS, Wholesale and
IloUil Millinery, 1510 Douglas Street,
Omahn,
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1 t HI Farnam Street.
lUZl Telephone,
If you have any clothing or drosses
which are soiled or failed and nood
cleaning, repairing or redylng, Tho
Twin t:ity Hleain Uyo Works, 1521
Fnrnam Ht., Is the only place in tho
city whero euch work Is dono in tho
most thorough manner. All work called
for and delivered promptly, Tel, 1521.
Notice of Removal,
Womaek Ice (Jo. has removed from
the New York Life Kuildlng to iUH
Houtlt Fifteenth street, where they will
be pleased to do business with all.
They make a specially of furnishing
private families with g.,od pure Ice,
Itenioinber llm new place, UI8 South
Fifteenth street, Telephone (130
.
Concert in Hnnscom Park,
Tho Seventh Ward Military band
will give the fli-Ht oH n air concert In
iruusooui l'ark next Kunday afternoon.
The prog ra in mo arranged for tho oc
casion is the heaviest and most clas
sical ever rendered In tho park, Prof.
K. M, Htelnbauser will direct the band
and tho concert will begin at 8 p. M,
1'AliTI.
Helra'llon from M'm "IMiuleit of IVn-
saeet." SiiIIIviiii
"AKiHMlhl"(fiiiiiillii. Twelfth ninw),.M(iiirt
Kulni'llim from (iMrit"l.n l'iiviii'ltii".IIinil.elil
Mareh "Vlirtory tt tt 1 1 C'elfhriiilon"
' HteliihltilHtr
I'AItT tt.
(I rn nrt m.leet Ion -"Tim hu nir" . W nitiier
Heleeilon from opi'ru "I'uor Joiuilhiiii'....
Mllloeker
Hi'I.-c l on from 'Miirlliimi". ,, Wulliice
Inl rcKliicl Inn it ml llrliltil (iioriit (filtm
llilnl net of "Itl Ki ln") W saner
PAHT III.
Ovtrliiri",rlMK Mfihinuileiu" Ht raiiHM
I'sfitplolid MeliHly In V UiiIm-iihIoIii
Wilt-")iM'ltclin rrmiHM" ,,,1'iihrlmch
lllltiKlirllltl Niilliilllll llioiriMt I.lllililtkll
, (N'litloiiiil sir "AiihtIi-s.")
Kveryono who enjoys a ooon smokk
should call At lllack'R cigar store,
where you will bo treated with a good
cigar for the money you pay. Hox
trade a specialty, Tho khiknds should
remember the place, 1510 Dodgo St. tf
The Pax ton Hotel l iarlsir Shop utid
Hatha, with filtered Watr, tho Host.
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Money to loan at Dime Bavlngs
Hank, 1604 Farnam Kt.
GIIIKON. the shoe man, has an ele
gant line of rIiocs, at bottom prices.
Don't fall to see them when you need
shoes. A. M. GI11SON,
115 Houth 10th St.
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Kat l)j ball's candy and be happy.
1018 Douglas St.
Fkiknds: Huy your Flour, Feed etc.
of W. II. HAUEIt,
1501 Howard St.
Umhkkli.as Hic-covkkki at 312
North 10th street.
Go to Dy ball's for fine candies, 1518
Douglas St.
We psy no rent, we buy for cash,
we sell on a small profit.
A. H. IIlBEKMAN,
Pioneer Jeweler of Omaha.
Tako your repairing to The Drum
mond Carriage Co., 18th and Harney
Sts. Opp. th". County Jail.
StMMM Rtitlk.
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IN illit't Mite,a .ititrtt
fnsn. hmin initi ll.st M.rHt
ltif. lih let t atnl iUictit',
Fsji t lt's .! m at tKs
lin tl lbs ttMn st t 'i (tsm
OHitmMt.in f th wife's kh It M t
fr..tM r Jtl. ,t tan sr. til
(m ) )) Blnv n a ! r hi
ttif in t.inei.ln il )! 4 bis
tinin In l- n e.iiinM (l tli manr
.nn. inl -t.i-r ii-s. II wes a
i.iimr, His wifo ls hn-n tWl
tiemty lti(v vir. !! atml so
jpni tJ.I siel Vn.l a HiHlier and ttfe
ii-is Iniittf in I.iii.n.Iii.
Ni lrst;ie evtiit tn tb ltttry of
I.tiiiln bun ettsitwl m imieli xeitmiieiil
and coionit nt.
lllK IUII.
Tfl)' Ham.
n fl n I a 0 I t
l.iilntlltB n n n u e 0 U- It
Uik-.n, Koliri Miklii. (Iiliii.
K Vmt a I n n n I I 0 ft-I
t liti-ntM I I o u n i
KtiRin. l l. ItU, l li. Hut. hltin.'Kltit'wttr,
ftrntliivn., ii ( n n n n a - ft
to t,mim n e it o n o - I
B1U.U k. V. 1 inlffi tili.liMil.'in, Idii'klflf.
K .. CUT it I M I II I 0 iV
Yrt, Wtiif .1 II I It O 0 0 0-8
I'uViio, Nl. II ilium ; Waituwitrtli, tMiti.Uli'.
riiii.li.lehi ,.n I ii I l o e o a o o- i
I'lniliiliall U it I It t I II n II 0 1-4
tamy, I li ini'iilii; ('liaintNrlalii, Murphy.
w;iinri,ii ii t i a o e u i 7-it
Umalia I 1 e 0 l II 0 I 0-
t'orUitt, llimii; llartiy, WimtUka.
Mtlwatiktw I 0 II II 0 0 0 0 a-in
Coinitiimii i e n e e u u o i- a
Wi'luor, KtoIk; Htvphuiis. Cauipau, Marrltt.
ClilrnKo anil Norway.
Chicago, May 27. Tho Wergeland,
the first steamship to make the trip
from Norway to Chicago, arrived in port
at noon, Thousands gathered along the
dorks to welcome the foreign craft, ami
three steamers laden with enthusiastic
Norweigans met the boat twelve miles
out and accompanied her to the city.
The Wergeliind loft Bergen, Norway.
April 13, with a cargo of fish and cod
liver oil and will retnrn loaded with
provisions. The trip is an experiment
and if it proves financially successful
will be the Is-ginning of a direct trafllo
between Norway and Chicago,
Indicted by the federal Grand Jury.
Madibon, Wis., May V7. The federal
grand jury returned several indictments
of interest. The most important was
that involving A. A. Cadwallader, ex
president of the Commercial National
bank. Cadwallader is charged with
embezzling, misappropriating and ex
tracting funds of the bank to tlie amount
of $10,000, other indictments returned
were against C. It, Thompson of Su
perior for doing business as wholesale
dealer in oleomargarine without paying
the special tax required by law, A. L.
Carroll of LaCrosse for manufacturing
rare of counterfeit coins and Rolling tho
same as Keuuine.Albert Young of Maus
ton for making molds for the purpose of
counterfeiting silver dollars.
Anna Ilklnnon's Hult Iliinilaed.
Nkw Yokk, May 27. J udge Truax of
the supreme court dismissed the action
of Anna Dickinson against the members
of the Republican national committee
of 1HHH on the ground tbnt the contract
made for her lectures in aid of General
Harrison's election were illegal. Miss
iJickinson says she will begin a new
auit.
Aewtitn Acquitted.
Dbs Moines, May 27. The jury in tlie
federal court after being out twenty
eight hours returned a verdict of not
guilty in tho case of John C. Newton,
general manager of the Des Moines and
Kansas City railroad, who was tried for
conspiracy to defraud the government
by padding tho mails over bis road dur
ing April, 1891, when the weighing to
fix the compensation paid by the govern
ment to tlie railroads took placo.
Armour at Kantian t.'ltv.
Kanhas City, May 27. It is an
nounced that Phillip D. Armour has
practically completed his arrangements
for founding here a new and extensive
lsef and pork packing establishment.
The packing house, the plana of which
have already been prepared and upon
which work will begin today, will
stand just north of the Amour Packing
company's plant npon a large tract of
laud already purchased.
Appeal to Veteran.
Dim Moines, May 27. -The Grand
Army posts of Sioux City have deter
mined to assume the work of helping
the soldiers, soldiers' widows and their
families wtio are among the flood suf
ferer. Commander Htcadman of tiie
department of Iowa bos issued an ap
peal to all the posts in the work of re
lief. Money is to lie forwarded to J. S.
Lathrop of Sioux City.
Colonel llee'i Huililen Heath.
SAX Francukjo, May 2'i. Colonel F,
A. Dee, who has been for many years
consul for the Chinese government at
Fan Fraucisco, dropiied dead on ths
reet.
Killing Hros., wish to call attention
of their customers to their complete
line of Straw Hats. Also a new line
of men's shoes aro added to their stock,
and anyone wishing to procure "VALUE
rkceived" should call upon them before
buying, llotnembor tho place,
EDLINO HROS.
6-27-tf 30 N. 10th St.
lloaders, if you want this paper to
succeed patronizo our advertisers.
A. B. STOCK II AM,
700 N. 10th ST.
Wishes to call attention to the fact that
all his now goods are now in and ready
to show his customers. You should not
miss this opportunity. Good goods,
low prices. Everyone treated
with courtesy, no trouble to
show patrons through our com
PLETE stock. Remember tho placo,
A. E. STOCKIIAM,
5-27-tf 706 N. 16th St
Bicycles Repaired at 812 North
lritb street.
AMKRICANS.
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J ,J t:'. t 5 h': tv (ft -t
I ft t9
Summer Umtorwcir
. l -(fc tst t---. lala'tf
H. ,mt hsd, t itot1 It,
Straw Hats
I- v !.' fi iM - mi l th
m s m hi b 4 f H m $i!y uil t
Nopliprc Shirts
lM Ji f 1 1 r hi ft if ih V tf
loM Put ttt.fl tltll f. MAI
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THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
100 South lOlt, Street.
OMAHA. ; NEBRASKA.
li?t no pf.iijf.m null Piilp,
RAMSER&CO.
HAT-MAKERS,
LATEST SHAPES.
LATEST COLORS.
POPULAR PRICKS.
FIRST-CLASS COODS.
RAMSER & CO.,
209 NORTH I6TH STREET.
OMAHA.
,8. M. MACLEOD,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
1490 South 28th St.
J0BBIJ0 PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
A Picture for the Romans.
Tho sacerdotalism of the Jews en
acted tho awful tragedy of Calvary.
Tho United States supremo court
decided the slavo had no rights the
white man was hound to respect.
THE CONTRAST.
The mon of Galileo put Dives In hell,
where ho is crying "send Lnxarus that
ho may dip the tip of his linger In water
and cool my tongue for 1 am In anguish
In this flame."
Tho men of thoe United Htntos
killed slavery, liberated tho slave,
made him a citi.en at tlie expense of
billions of money and thousands of
lives, thus reversing tho decision of
thu supreme court, and proclaiming all
mon are created free and equal.
The l'axton Hotel Um ber Shop and
Maths, with Filtered Water, the liest.
Lawn Mowkhs Siiawknkd nt 312
North 10th street.
.
Go to Aulabaugh's for tine lists for
sumtm r wear. 218 south 1.5th St.
l ASH Is selling Millinery at whole
sale prices on second floor. Nice
Stylish Huts trimmed with flowers,
ribbons or laces, 75o and upwards;
over 2,000 Trimmed Hats to select
from. Call ijnd see the Great Bargains.
Tho largest Millinery House In tho
West. J. J. BLISS, Wholesale and
Hetall Millinery, 1510 Douglas Street,
Omaha.
.
You should take your watch for re
pairs to John llt;ii, 805 north 16th
St. All work guaranteed. Special
attention given to repairing French
clocks. tf
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You should all remember that C. F.
Shaw & Co,, 518 S. 10th St., has al
ways on hand, Vegotable, in season;
also a full line of Staple Groceries.
Do not forget us when down town.
Laboring men out of employment
should call at Black's cigar store, 1510
Dodge St., and leave their name.
Fkibnus, boar this In mind. tf
Drink Dyball's delicious Soda Water.
1.518 Douglas St.
Money to loan at Dime Savings
Bank, 1501 Farnam St.
Go to Bowen's cash market, 622
S. 16th. Cheapest meats In the city.
Go to Bowon's cash market, 622
S. 16th. Cheapest meats in the city.
S. R. Fatten, dentist, room 848 Boe
building, telephone 56.
Don't forget when you want a Hat
that the Aulabaugh Co., Is in the ring.
Go to Bowen's cash market, 822
S. 16th. Cheapest meats n the city.
Buy a Straw Hat at the Aulabaugh
Fur Co., 218 south 15th St.
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LOBECK & LINN,
t . , i- i m M ).
Wllul tl ; Ai i;t J All. -
Builders' Hardware, CutlGru
AND TOOL..
THY US ONCE FOR LUCK.
M04 Douglas St, Tclrplionc 270. OMAHA, NEB.
DO
YOU
WEAR
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OES
If you K Tlu- GREAT NAIMLUN SIlOK STORK, Xo.
loo Main Stm t, Corner First Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
In., will wll you the following oi-lfl. rated makes in Moiih Fine
Shoes, at lower prices than you pay for inferior makes :
Burt & Meurs, Will turns, Knulund & Co., James Means & Co.,
Reynolds, Drake & Gobble, Smith & Staughton,
C. M. Henderson & Co.
And in Ladies', Misses', Children's and Boy's Shoes wo show tho lamest and bust
assorted stock In tho city.
Our stock of Ladies Oxfords is most complete and at prices to suit all buyers.
Wo invito you to call and boo us. ' Our Motto is NO GOODS MISREPRE
SENTED BUT GOOD GOODS AT TIIE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
S. A. PIERCE & CO.
The Lowest Cash Prices fop Reliablu Made
FOOTWEAR.
CAN BE
GEORGE S. MILLER'S,
1311 North 24th Street, un,i
CALL Sc BE CONVINCED.
40 : PER CENT SAVED!
liittmmM
'7sjrr;!r -
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS
WEE'
TAKE
IT BACK.
We'll take back any sock of flour bought at our storo which does not give
satisfaction in every particular. This guarantee plan, together with tho fact
that wo soil flour for loss money than any other dealer daro, has built up for us,
tho biggest business in this lino in Omaha. We mako a specialty of Omaha mado
flour (which Is the equal of any on earth, no matter whero manufactured) and
carry all tho different brunds. Flour from 80c a sack up.
Kronen pens, can
3.1b can tipples
Tallin peaches, can
Table apricots, can
Tallin pineapples, can
Oil sardines, can
Mustard sardines, can
Salmon, can .. ...
15 c
4 c
10 c
IS c
15 o
5 c
Hc
10 c
('ondcuscd milk, can.
lo c
HtrliiK iH'ims, can S c
Minn beans, can S c
Huccotash, can S c
Wax beans, can S c
Pumpkins, can 8c
l'eas. can ft c
W bars 11. II. soap II 00
The Peoples Peerless
W. R.
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FOUND AT
-lirTHK
MILLS FUEL OIL BURNER,
Which run bo umxl In all kinds of
ruHHACma, Hnd will cioinfortahly
liiitl any house of from pouh to
FjPTmmit oom wtth nit Iku- hM-aiti,
Hot Alt-or Hot WakT. It, pan also
tin uni!(l for iiroduplnir Hl,tuin for
from oiin-liorHii to tlftPmi-hoiHii
powjir imikIimim. II, prodiicpn no
sniokii, soot, or uslii-s, and ulvi's out,
no iiiipli-aMantodor. 'I'hn ((radii of
oil iihixI Is a pImiiiji quality of Kur
osimn, whlph Is tninsforincd ltiu a
combustible) Kits, and whlpli Ih
Absolutely Safe and:
Cannot lie Explode!
HstlidKas Is ponsumnd as fast as
(ti'iiPialfd. Vou pan savo at, lnast
4d pcrpiuit. In your find bills, and
can always kpi your f I r mady at a
tiiomi'iils' iioticu. (.'all and s'po It,
or addri'ss
W. MILLS.
1617 Howard St., OMAHA, NEB.
WANTED IN EVERY CITY.
3-lb sack salt SHo
I.ye, can ft o
liest Valencia raslns, pound 8 o
llest muscatel raslns, pound H o
Evaporated peaches, pound () j
Kvaporatcd currants, pound flo
KvoporaU'd apricots, pound jo c
(Jermuti colTeo, package. 211 0
Jamovn coll'en, pound 2(j j
Our "I'rlvatn growth" Java, best on
earth, pound 8IS C
Scour soap g q
Axle tfreasii " q0
('(impressed yeast ,
O tun wood tomaUKis, cun 11 o
Purveyors
BENNETT CO..
1508 to If) 14 Capitol Ave.
A.M.CLARK.
-PRACTICAL
PAINTER,
Paperhanger, Sign Writer, Paints
Oils, brushes, Wallpaper,
Curtains, Window Shades, Poles,
Fixtures and Cornices.
SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
OMAHA. NEB.
