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8 THE OMAHA DAILY Sl'NODAY , MAY 1 , 1892-TWKNTY PAGlvS. Bo Euro and llotico Our Stupendous Silk Offer. STONEHILL BUYS 2.COO . SILK LENGTHS A ( lrci t Dri-m llooili Si lo on tlio Docket fur Mouilny t'nrrlrntliiR Cutting of 1'rlccs for ll.irt ; lii Iluy. Wo purchased of ono of the largest houses in the United States every cut piece of silk they had in their house. That in every piece of silk that had boon cut , no matter whether there had 6 yards been cut olT or if there were fifty yards. No matter whether there was an end of " , ynrds or 25 yards , ns long as it had been cut , it was sold to us at a certain percentage. Wo tell you the gospel truth , that wo purchased these silks 40 per cent off the warkot price , nnd the small remnants at 00 per cent otT. In consequence of which tomorrow wo are going to olTor the greatest bargains in ullks ol every description over olTored in tills country. You have no conception of how chenp you can buy silks until you como In. Wo advertised stiles Friday for Saturday to clear out our stock , as wo know those were on the road , and wo received them yesterday afternoon per American express. Tomorrow without doubt you can buy a silk dress cheaper than you can get a wool ono for ordinar ily. Read those prices. 6,000 yards of china and surah silks at lc ! ) a yard. They como in every shade of the rainbow , 03 different colors. They are Dcautiful qualities , some of them worth upas high as $1.00 a yard. Wo also have blacks and white In them , as well as every color imaginable , and you can have your choice oil ( .his table Mon day at lOc a yard. Bargain No. 2. 2fiOO yards of figured china and india Bilks , in all colors and all kind of figures and polka dots , with stars and creBtionts and every kind of figure imaginable. They will go tomorrow at 2to ! a yard. These will" make beautiful summer dresses or waists. This Is a chance to got silk for a shirt waist awful cheap. Bargain No. 3. A great big quantity of plaid sjlks. They are not such awful expensive silks , but they are worth $1.2-5 a yard. To make these clear out in a short space of time , wo will close them out at 30Jc a yard. There are only about 500 yards of these , so como in very early. Now comes a great plum. The greatest of the lot unheard of and wonderful , stupendous bargain. Stupendous because wo know our cus tomers will como in and grab at this lot. Wonderful because it has previously been unheard of. The bulk of this great purchase , worth $1.50 , $2.00 , $2.50 , $3.00 and $3.50 a yard , and comprising gros grains , Halin rhadaines , faille francais , bongal- incs , changeable talTetae , changeable glace , in fact every kind of silk inanu- lactured , and it will go Monday for 05c a yard. Now if you have any money come in , as it will be your last , greatest , and only opportunity. This will bo , as the auctioneers term it , first , second and last call. . You won't get tnem again. DRESS GOODS. Warm weather is at hand. You ought to have your new spring dress. Wo wonder if prices will sell it to you. To morrow wo make a reduction on every piece of dross goods in our house. You may talk about an offer , but the prices at which wo are going to olTor our dress goods Monday ought to tempt every ono who contemplates purchasing a now dress this season. Wo have had sucti terrible weather that wo are compelled to cut prices in order to i educe our stock , so now road carefully our won derful olfor. First of alt wo wish to say that all remnants will go for half what they are marked. Wo have not over Co or 70 remnants loft in the house. Now for the great bargains. We shall olTor 8 yards of 42-inch hen- riotta for Ooc , not 'J5o a yard , but line for the whole 8 yards. Wo have them in tan , ecru , scarlet , cardinal , wine color , navy blue , medium blue , slate , gray , hunters' green , olive and black. We shall sell only ono dress pattern to a customer. Another bargain. Wo shall otter for bargain No. 2 in dross goods 8 yards extra quality honrl- etta , imported goods manufactured in Manchester , England. The quality ol this is very line and comes in 10 differ ent shades. 8.yards of those goods will bo offered for $1.80. Bargain No. 3. 05 pieces of goods selected from out Block , worth. 50c , G5o , COc , "lie a yard will go in for this sale at 37Jc a yard. Bargain No. 4. 22 pieces of broadcloths. These will make beautiful capes. They come in all colors and worth $1.25 a yard. For Monday and Monday only wo' are going to offer these beautiful broadcloths at fifle a yard. These goods are full ij yards wide and guaranteed strictly all wool. wool.Wo Wo will now offer some bargains in odd pieces of goods at such prices a § you can toll is making a big loss , bul where wo have ono piece of a kind we want to close them out. Bo on hanel and get those slnglo pieces. Ono piece of boucle plaid , sold for $1.5 ( a yard , it is Ij yards wide , go for ( i'Jc. Ono piece of seal brown and ono piece of cardinal broadclolh , sold for$2.00n yard , to close at 75c. Ono piece of Scotch plaid dress goods , B4 inches wide , Hold for $1.60 a yard , to clobo out at 05e. Ono ploco of red and white striped dross goods , sold at 50c a yard , to close at i'5c. Two pieces of pin head check dress goods In blue and gray , sold for OOc i yard , to close at 2 < Jc. Ono ploco of gray and red plaid dross goods , sold at 75o a yard , to close at 25c , Two pieces of black and white stripci dress goods , sold at OOe a yard , to clos < at 2llc. Two pieces of cropon cloth , old rose and bulge , Bold at $1.75 a yard , to clos < at 60o. Two pieces of Bedford cord , nnv ; blue and old rose , sold for $1.50 a yard to close at < > 9c. Three pieces of fancy black Bcdfore cords , sold at $1.25 a yard , to close a Vila Four Imported dress patterns , sold fo $25.00 each , to close at $11.98. Two pieces of $1'75 quality honriottn colors , pink and cream , to close at 75c i yard. One ploco of cream colored crepoi cloth , $1.75 quality , to close at H9c. Quo pleco of pink henrlotta , 85o qual ity.'to close at 55c. Two pieces of , gloria silk dres geode PrU-o $1.75 a yard , to close at $1.H > . 'Totnnko tills eulo doubly interesting to'every oho who buys n dress wo wfl soil-Mile thread at 5un spool , dross stay at 6o"ii do/.on. dress shields at 60 a pair Wo Bhall also give away tomorrow will ovp.ry purchase a beautiful souvuui valued at 60 < x * * ' STONEIIILLS. Estoy and Camp & Co. , pianos and 01 pans sold on monthly payments. Gcorg W , Lancaster & Co. , agents , &H S. lot Wo are Still Keeping Up This Great Sale IN OUR MILLINERY DLPARTMENT It I * a Wonilcr to tlin I'rnpln ot Otimliit Dint \Vn Can Do It 1'rlrcs Tlmt nro DllllcuH to Itciillr.p. Wo will lot you in on the inside as to how wo are able to soil millinery at such prices as wo do. Wo do a largo wholesale business in this lino. Wo import all our own velvets , ribbons bens , Incos , flowers , etc. And our hats are all bought by the case from the manufacturer direct. Wo thus save you ono profit. Wo will give you a sample ns to what kind of a saving it is. Lot us take an untrimmcd lint that costs a milliner 50c. She will soil it for $1.25 to $1.50. This sumo hat costs us nbout 25c. Wo will sell It for 39c. You ask us why we soil them so closo. Well , wo sell nbout 25 to any milli ner's ono. Til HUE IS THE WHOLE THING IN A NUTSHELL. On Monday wo will give you some bargains that will make your hair stand on end. If you are going to need a hat this spring or summer now in your oppor tunity. 5 cases of Indies' untrimmcd sailors in black , brown , tun , gray nnd white at 15c , milliners' price , 50c. 175 dozen of the finest quality of black chip flats at 20c each. Those arc worth $9.00 a dozen at the factory. Milliners soil thorn for S1.75 each. A lot of odds and ends in huts wo will close out at 5c each. Fit AMES. Milliners ask you 25c for an ordinary buckram frame. Wo sell it to you forSe. Milliners ask you 50c for silk wire frames. Monday wo will sell them at lOc. Milliners nsk you 50c for soft crown frames. Monday wo will sell them to you at l-5c. TRIMMINGS. French crepes , milliners' price 50c , our price 12je a yard. Fancy linsel striped trimming , millin ers nsk you 75c , our price 25c a yard. Guaranteed all silk crepe do choin , milliners ask you $1.2o , our price 43c ti yard. Fancy French trimming in largo dots , all silk , milliners' price , SI.50 ; our price Monday , 43c. OHNAMIONTS , LACE PINS , ETC. Lace pins 2c a do/.cn , milliners' price , lOc. Handsome jot nnd steel ornaments nt 15e , milliners' price , 50c. Long gold and fancy head pin's to bo used as ornaments , our price , Oc , milli ners ask yon 50c for the samo. FLOWERS. Largo bunches of violets 5c , milliners price 25c. Koso montures at 5c , milliners price Handsome French monturos at 19c , milliners price 75c , Handsome fruit monturcs at 39c , mil liners price $1.25. Elegant velvet olTcots in various kinds of llowors at 4lc ! , milliners price 82,00. 3 dozen buttercups for lOc. 3 spray velvet ( lowers , morning glory pattern , 4flc a bunch. TRIMMED HATS. We shall continue at the snmo price aa lust Saturday at this department , offering our 83.00 and 84.00 nnd 85.00 lace hats at $1.19. Wo will guarantee they cannot be duplicated for three times this money. And our $0.00 , $7.00 and $8.00 hats at $2.39. In liner goods wo have hats nt $3.00 , $4.00 and $5.00 that for style and qualitj you cannot touch under treble the price at any millinery store in Omaha. SPECIAL. 500 dozen untrlmincd leghorn flats in black and whllo at quarter value. We have them ns low as 39c. GIVEN AWAY. A beautiful souvenir , value 50c , given to every purchaser. STONEIIILLS. Ton riot Trlpn. Round trips to the Pad He coast. Short trips to the mountain resorts of Colorado. The great Salt Luke tour. Yellowstone National park the mosl wonderful spot on this continent , Puget Sound , the Mediterranean ol the Pneltlo coast. All reached via the Union Pacific sys' torn. Sou Hurry P. Douel city tickol agent. 1802 Farnam street 50o souvenir given awny with ovorj purchase at Stonohill's tomorrow. Country .McrrluintH Who are cash buyers should not fall te take advantage ol the HollmatrB adir.ln istralor's sale to secure some wonderfu bargains for their fall trade , Addrosf HELLMAN'S ADMINISTRATOR , 13lh and Farnam , Omaha. 50c souvenir given away with ovorj purchase at Stonohill's tomorrow. Viiln UeKrulH In matters spiritual or temporal arc common to nil , and ono of thu greatest mistakes of your life will bo to delay taking a trip over the Union Pacltli system to any of the many western re burls along the line of that road. Samuel Burns extends a cordial invl tatlon to the conference delegates ti visit his china hall , Visitors and pur chasers equally welcome , DRUGGISTS , WHAT AILS YOU Docs Yonr Conscience Bother Ton for Charging Such Exhorbitant Prices ? ARE YOU FINALLY "TUMBLING ? " The 1'nlillr Hns llnil Their Kyefl Oprnril nnil Are Tlrt- of 1'ajliiK "t.onn Kutiili- llshtcl l'rloc < " mill Ate to llvniiL-tt'8. Arc you just "tumbling" to the fact .hat . the general public are Betting very trod of paying you your LONG ESTABLISHED PRICES , mil are leaving you and getting Bennett o 1111 their prescriptions at ejuiii'ter Iho ) rlces you chargoV Or were you afraid that "Bennett's winters" would show you up in your .rue light and explain why you charged so much for filling prescriptions. It looks very much that way. You claim it is nil on accotit of the doctors. You lay the blame nil on the doctor , vhoro it elon't belong. Why don't you como right out ami acknowledge the corn nnd sny that upon ofloctlon you have decided to reduce till vour prices and expect thereby , not to nako all your money otT of one or two customers , but to so largely Increase , 'our trade that the general results will > Q equally as satisfactory. The doctors get a very small pro- lortlon of your profits. If they are to blnino why is it that yotLoliargo a customer that comes in with a prescription , NOT FROM the doolor for whom you pay ofllce rent , lorccnttigo , etc. , the same as you do the ono who comes from your doctor , so to speak ? Vour charges. are the same to ono ns the other exhorbltant. In order to roast the doctors justly you will have to got up a sliding scale ol prices "Make lish of ono and fowl of the other. " You couldn't do this very well , could you ? EVERYBODY Got your prescriptions Illled at Ben nett's at fair prices. Our drugs are the best the market alTords. There are no two qualities of drugs used in tilling prescriptions. WD do such a largo proscription trade that our drugs nro always fresh. Our patent medicines are all staiul- tirds. The only dilTcrcnco being , if any , where druggists buy a half dozen wo buy a gross. "Bennett's Preparations" nro taking the lead , They are made by us. They are guaranteed by us. And wo are hero on the grountl to re fund to you your money if they fail to do the work. In buying these goods you are dealing directly witn the manufacturer and sav ing the jobber's , broker's and retailer's profit. Is there any reason why wo can't soil you bettor pa'tents at less money ? Try us. OUR BUTTER DEPARTMENT This department still commands the attention of those seeking the pure arti cle. cle.In In this line wo don't quote you prices on STUFF , wo can't call it butter/ that you wouldn't have as a gift or if you did happen to buy would walk homo nnd "got there" before you did. Wo dou't'soU you "Oleo' ! and tell you it is sweet country butter. Our trade demonstrates the fact that our methods are appreciated. OUR HARNESS STORE. In it wo are doing wonderfully well. Wo rip open OUR harness and show you that they are NOT filled with PAPER. REQUIRE THIS DONE when you buy one. Some others will kick nn.l refuse to do this. Mark us , they are penitentiary made. Wo are going to keep adding to this stock and carry nctirly everything ami at prices well , you know our plan. OUR SMOKED MEAT DEPARTMENT it is a winner. Wo will cut everything , slice 1mm , etc. etc.Givo Give vou what you want. OUR NEW ANNEX will be completed in about a week. Look out for date of opening. Wo nro ollering many lines at. very low prices to save moving. Wo will give you some moro "POINT ERS" soon. "Weigh , count , test and measure everything you buy. " W. R. BENNETT CO. , 1508 to 1514 Capitol Avenue. 60c souvenir. given away with every purchase ai Stonohill's tomorrow. The Ni'W Onmlm-Clilfasro Tnim Leaves the U. P. depot. Omaha , at 7 o'clock every evening arriving at Chicago cage at 0:30 : iho next morning via the Chicago k North western railway. Visit the well known florist , B. Unas , 1813 Vlnlon street , and see his beautiful llowors and plants. Von Krogo & Pahl sell Union soap. Attention. All members of the Order of Chosen Friends will please attend funeral of our late brother , O. R. Nelson , Sunday after noon nt 1:30 : , from residence , Dorcas and llth streets. _ W. J. Hunter sells Union soap. 50c souvenir given away with every purchase at Stoaohill'ri tomorrow. Tint Itiirllngtou Train .No. 0. Loaves Omaha dally nt 4:40 : p. in. nntl arrives in Denver at 7 the next morning , It Is by three hours the fastest train bo- Iweon those two cities , and It is com posed of the finest vostibulcd palace sleepers , chair cars , smokers and ellnors running out of Omaha. City ticket of fice , 1223 Farnam street , Now scnlo Klmball piano , Go nnd scot It at A , IIospo's. Goo. F. Munro Bolls Union soap. Carload Itothcsda wntor.just received , Sherman & McConnoll. 1613 Dotlgo. Home money to loan on vacant prop erty , long or shorttimo. W. II. Gates , It 023 , N. Y. L. Johnson Bros , sell Union soap. I'OKTLAM ) AND HKTUIIN. One Turn for tlui Hound Trip. For the accommodation of those desir ing to visit at points in the vicinitv of or nt Portland in May , during the ( fobsion of the Presbyterian gonorul assembly , the Union Pacific will sell tickets to Port land and return at ono faro for the round trip. Tickets on sale May 0 to 14 , inclu sive , limited to IK ) days from date of sale. For any additional information apply to II. P. Uiuiu : City Ticket Agent , 1302 Faniam et , THE BOSTON ; STORE SALE Wo Buy a New York Rot-ill Stock of Town- ecmlaod Montnut. FIN'Z MESS GOODS , SILKS AND JACKETS This Stnclc , Otic urn ho Finest I" Ni * ' * Yurh , C iur < i tn Ynmllnn MUM of rnshlon. bio itui-Kitlm-On Snto To morrow. $1.2.5 DRESS noonsinc. . IS , " > pieces wool Hod ford cords , nil wool [ jroy tinil tun diagonals strictly nil wool black nnd colored serges , blnck mid ovuning shades albatross , nil wool baptiste 41-inch all wool plaids in light combination , OVOPV grade of tlieso floods s-old in Now York trom $1.00 to Sl.i2o a yard. Your choice tomorrow 40o a yard. 143 pieces all wool imported cropons and lincst grade black whip cord ? , Gor man silk finish honricltas , 44 inch high ijrudo black brilllantincs. Your cholco jf Uio lot at GDo a yard. EXTHA SPECIAL. 22 pieces line imiioi'tcil cloth for jackets nnd canes. 61-inch imported cropons , heavy Bedford cords and line imported broadcloth in tans , prays , bin.ks and blues , costing from $2.76 to $3.00 a yard to import , go tomorrow at $1.2-5 a yard. S1.2r SILKS AT 5c. ! ) All the silks from this stock In black nnd colors. In rich failles , pure- silk lltiadamas heavy gross grain silks , all silk printed foulards , nnd 24-inch blncl : India and China silks all go at 5'Jo a yard. At 6ic ) a yard , your choice of the very highest grade fancy China silks. These arc all the newest designs in China silks. $3.50 BLAZER JACKETS , $1.50. 200 ladles' line spring jackets in tans , grays and blacks , elegantly ombrodorod collars , sold in Now York for $3.50 , go at 81.50. $7.00 SPRING JACKETS , $3.93. 150 elegant black worsted and line tan and navy blue reefers and blaxer jack ets , with largo pearl buttons and notched collars , sold in Now York at $7.00 , no tomorrow at S3.0S. $12.50 JACKETS FOR $5.00. 120 high grade reefer jackets , made of fine all wool diagonal worsted and light colored broadcloth , with welt seams , regular tailor made style , satin lined , Now York price $12,50 , tomorrow they go at So.OO. $25 JACKETS FOR $10. All the high griuli ! extreme novelties , Bedford cords , English clay worsteds , novelty cheviots iu English box coats , sold in Now YonkJor JIM , go tomorrow at $10 each. All the lad less-short shoulder capes go in ono lot at 81.93- : All the ladies'jlong military capes in this stock , worth , up to-15 , go at $ I.'J8 ' each. THE BOSTON STORE , N. W. Coiv 16th and Douglas sta. KIimU Souvenir. "The Western Resort Book , " a finely illustrated publication descriptive of all the western resorts along the lines of the Union Pacific system. Call on Harry'P. ' Douoli , city ticket agent , 1302 Farnam street , ' 'find secure this beautiful souvenir. 50u souvenir given away with every purchase at Sttmohill'tf tomorrow. Iluva You Itriul Sights and nconcs in Colorado. Sights and scenes in Idaho and Mon tana. Sights and scones in Utah. SiirhUiiinU scones in California. Sights and scenes in Oregon and Washington. Sights and scenes in Alaska. This is a set of six books beautifully illustrated , full of story and legend as- well as valuable information for the tourist and are given away to all mem bers of the general conference. They may bo procured at the Union Pacific. Bureau of Information at the Millard hotel and MeCaguo building , or at the City Ticketofliec , l.02 ! Farnam street. Harry P. Deuel , Agent. Samuel Burns has just received a cat- load of the celebrated .Towott refrigera tors at factory prices. From $8.00 up. Call and see them or send for catalouge. Hamilton Warren , M. D. . eclectic and magnetic physician and surgeon. Spe cialty , disease * of women and children , 119N. llithstrajt. Telephones 143i B. II. Goldgrabor sells Union soap. Ideal ladies' hairdressing parlorshail- goods , toilet articles , 20 ! ) S 15tn,3d tloor. KXCUItSlON AT II.YM-I'AIU : . To the Hot Spring * of ArkaiiHiu via tlui \Vulmsli ICiillronil. On May Oth nnd 7th the Wabash will sell tickets at above ratogood returning until Juno 10th. Only 37 hours Omaha to the Hot Springs via the Wabash. For tickets , slooplng car r.ccoinmotla- tions call at Wabash office , 1502 Far- nnm street , Omaha , union depot , Coun cil BlulTs , or write G. N , CKAYTO.V , N. W. P. Agent , 1502 Farnam street. Having purchased the salvage stock of hardware that was good from the late fire of the Omaha Hardware Co. , I am selling the same at prices that will boar investigating by the hardware trade and consumer * . L. 1'KTTiNmkMi Stock at Oth aniL'.loiics streets. 50c souvenir fjbron away with every purchase at Stonohill's tomorrow , \V. T. Seainan ; > Magons and carriages. Paint your Imildings with strictly nuro "Old Dutch' Process" white load , ' " " ( Jollier " "Southern " Red Seal , , , have stood the todb'.of years. Specify ono of these brands uud bo sure you got it. Dr. Cullimore. oculist. Bnabullding W. R. Bennett Co. soil Union soap . -IiHtnih Uitiml. Some run , somoilly and some are limi ted in inoro socsos than ono , but the now fast trains on the Union Pacilio system are out of sight whllo the other follows am getting their wings ll.xou. The romnrTuiblo time of 1 ! ! hours and 2-i minutes from Omaha to Denver , is spe cially commended to people who wish to "got thero. " Boolurry ] P. Douel , 1302 Farnam St. , about it. Kimnck & Potqrson soil Union soap. AT J'OKTI.ANI ) , JI.VV , 1HUU. The I'rufchytrrlitii ( Ivnrrnl Aum-mlily , For the accommodation of those de siring to visit at points in the vicinity of or at Portland during Mny Uio Union Paciflo will sell tickets at ono faro for the round trip. Tickets on Bale May 0 to 14 inclusive , limited to DO days from date of sale. For tickets or additional inf rmation apply to II. P. DKl'KI. , City Ticket Agent , 1302 Farnam street. BENNISON BROS , A Great Big Bargain in a Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose. CLOSING OUT OUR WALL PAPER AVc Olfor You Itnhcnril of llnrKnlnt In livery Department Monday If You Want to Save Money Sco V * Moniluy. Wo will offer again Monday the ladles faiiL-y lido tin-end hose nt 50o pair , formerly sold from Sl.'i'i lo $ : U)0 ) pair. This la indeed a great bargain. Tlilnlc of ill Choice of any fancy Hslo thread stocking in our store at'/iOo pair. Do not ii.iss it Monday. You may never n train strike nue-h u bargain. Also ladles lineal quality prime kid plovos , rctftilnr price $ iJ.OO. Take what you want Monday at $1.00 pair. Just arrived 100 blaek silk 20-inoh sun umbrellas , with faney oxidized handles , at $12.00 each. Every ono warranted. Great sale of carpets nnd curtains. You make ti ureat mistake if you do not llguro with us on carpets ; our carpet de partment works day and nluht , nnd still the rush continues. Wo will ell yon carpets at the very lowest prices anil guarantee all work to bo perfectly satis factory. Wo'will sell you a good Holland win dow shade , inado up complete , in best spring llxtnres at 25e each. A line opaque shade , complete , only 4-5c each. Wo make shades to order , any size or kind , nnd guarantee the prices iho low est west of Chicago. HWo olTor Monday TiO moro pairs of those elegant ehonillo , portiere curtains , dado on both ends , and fringe on both ends. All new colors ; only $5.00 pair ; cheap at $8. .50. Wo are closing out wall paper. Monday " day we oiler clioico of any"of our fine gilts at Iflo roll. Itemethber nnythlng in our wnll paper slock at Ii3c roll. Just for one day. Now do not nsk for them after Monday at ICe. Great sale white goods Monday. Great sale dress goods and silks Mon day.Great Great sale outing llannels Monday at 5e yiird. -0 piece fine German table damasks.in bleached and cream at oOc yard. Large lot of towels to close out from 5u up to loc each. Large lot of fancy silk ornaments at Oo dozen , worth from .r > c lo UOc each. Come in Monday. Bargains in every dop.irtmcnt. Lon't ) forgot wall paper Monday. 1JENN1SON HUOS. Tlio Nc\v Trnln. The "Denver Fast Mail , " the latest "out of sight ' service on the Union Pa cific , will bo of inestimable benefit to the cities along the line of that system. The train will leave Omaha at 0:15 p. m. . Fremont 7:20 : , Columbus 8:30 : , Grand Island ] 0:0o. : Kearney 11:06. : North Platte , 12:25 : a. -lulosburg 2:20 : , and arrive at Denver at 7:40 : a. in. It will carry a chair car and a sleeper. llAiiuv P. DKLT.r , , City ticket agent , 1302 Farnam street. S. R Pat ton. tlontlst , Gso building 50c souvenir given away with every purchase at Stoniihill's tomorrow. I-'loqnriit JSlsliop Nowiiiiin. Says , "not a few intelligent Ameri cans abroad have often been embar rassed by Ihe searching questions put to them intelligent foreigners renam ing America. " Members of the general conference are today at the very gale- way lending to all the marvels of match less mountain scenery along Iho line of Iho Union Pu'ifle system , the original Overland route. Full information re garding tours nt the Union Pacific bureau of information in the Millard hotel and the McCagno building. IlAiutv P. li-rior , , City Ticket Agent , 1302 Fainam st. .Make Youtvu-ir : it Home At the Union Pacific Bureau of Information mation in the Millard hotel and at the MeCaguo building. 50c souvenir given away with every purchase at Stonchili's tomorrow. Twonty-l-'oup Ycitrn AB I In the course of nn interesting sketch. Bishop Newman gives the following striking picture of early dnys : ' 'From tlio general conference in 18(18 ( , hold in Chicago , fifty of us came to Omaha for nn excursion on Iho Union Pacific railroad to Laramie , as far as the road was then completed. Onward wo wont ; day tiftor day wo rode along the Platte over the virgin prairies. In dians nnd immigrants , antelope's nnd bufi'aloos , prairie dogs and prairie chickens attracted our attention. At nightfall we reached Laramie , a cluster ol tentstlio ; next morning Lnramio waa not ; during the night the tenls were folded and moved five miles bpyond , to the end of a now section just com pleted. " The great Overland road Htnmls In its completeness today , the most delightful route for tourists in the counlry. 50c souvenir given away with cvo'-y purchase at StonchiU'K tomorrow. A ( ir.llllIlT .MlHllllll I'll-lll than nny region known in the populous cast exists in the heart of the continent far to the wobtwnrd. It is a lielu in tended to make a now man of you , to develop your appreciation eif the glory of this countrj- ours , and is reached only by the great Union Pacific , the origliml overland route. There are the mountain gorges of Colorado , the quiet beauty of great Suit Lake and lovely Garflold beach , and still beyond greater glories on Puget Sound and distant mag nificent Alitsliiu llAitiiv P. Duma , , City Ticket Agent , 1302 Farnam st. 60c souvenir given away with every purchase at Stonohill's tomorrow. F. J. Lunge soils Union soap. TlinNmv Thill ) Si-liriluU1. On the Chicago ft Northwestern rail way , olTaetivo Mny 1. Train No , U leaves U. P. depot , Omahit , at 7 p. in. , daily , and arrives at Chicago at 11:30 : the next morning. This train affords a "metropolitan" hour of departure from Omaha and ar rives nt Chicago the next morning in ample tlmo , either for business there , or connections with all limited truins eitbt. In addition to this service , the after noon "Flyor" on the Chicago it North western railway lonvos U. P. depot , Omaha , daily , at 1:05 : P. in. and arrives at Chicago at 8:15 : the next morning. Both of the nbovo mentioned trains are vestlbuled throughout and are equipped with Wagner and Pullman sleepers , free reclining chair cars and "Northwestern" dining cars. Call nt city ticket olllco , 1401 j Farnam strcot , for sleeping car berths.Informa tion , etc. Batrgngo checked from residence through to nnv destination. G. F. WKBTJ 1C It. UITCHUI , C. P. & T. A. General Agent. TIII ; oi CINT : .mom : . \Vonilrtfnl Ynlnc * for NrttVrrlt. . Two dollars' worth of goods for ono dollar. In other word ? , a dollar hns twice its purchasing power when applied to our great bargains. Sensational offerings in our magnifi cent jewelry department , 1WO child's solid gold baud rings f > c each , sold by jewelers nt , r > 0c. Hf c for solid gold band rings , with line rhinestone - stone settings , worth $2.00. fit1 , lOe and loc for Grecian hair bands , worth live times Iho money. IKo for ladles' gold front bar pins. t ! > c a pair for brilliant e.-irdrops , worth $1.00. Ladles' solid gold eardrops , rhlneslono sellings , ! ! ) < . ' a pair. GOO line silver inelal plcturo frames 2" > c each , sold elsewhere at $1.00 each. Silverware bargains : 2oc for 0 sterling triple plated teaspoons ; " 5c for It stoning triple plated tablespoons. Kogorfl llros. knives and forks $1.2(1 per sot. . 500 Wnterbury celebrated alarm clocks Me each , worth $2.00. Ladies' handbags , pocketbooks and purses at various prices , fie , 10 nnd loc for put PCS worth three times the money. Hoc tot- now styles purses and pocketbooks , worth 7oc , Ladies' bolts in till the now styles from 2oc to SI.1)8. ) wo positively show the best line of belts In the city for the money , Splendid bargains in frames , picture ? , easels , brackets , etc. , oto. 1,000 line pastel panel pictures at 25c ; these are the lin cst studios over placed upon the market , nnd are worth $1.00. House furnishing dopartmonl ; extraordinary inducement * ; $ l.t)8 ) for decorated chamber sots , real value $ : i.0 ; $ ! U ) , " > for decorated lea sols of 50 pieces , worth $5.00 ; chamber pulls. 2oe : clothes wringots , Iho Peerless wood frame , SI. 1)8 ) ; lubs at 45c , 5-rC and t5c ! ; clothes lines , 5c : clothes pins , le per doz ; step-ladders , 5 foot,5'Jc ' ; wash boilers , with copper botton , 5Sc ; Mrs. Potts' patent polished sad Irons , SOcasot. 1,000 useful kilehen articles at 2c , 'le and 5i' , worth 11 vo times the money. Our baby carriage business this year has been enormous and no wonder , we have the celebrated Whitney make , tiio best in the world. Wo want our sales to reach the 500 mark the coming week nnd have put the prices to do it. Quoting prices will not tell our story. You must sco them. Visitors will Iliid our store the most attractive place in Iho city. All am cordially welcome. TIIIon C'KNT STOHH , 1U5) ! ) Farnam slreot. liny tin ; Hot. The No. ! ) Wheeler & Wilson sowing machine sold on easy monthly payments. GKO.V. . LANUASTIU & Co. . Agts . 514 S. IGlh St. ( .riinil Oprrii HOIIHL- . The cclcbraleel melo-drama "Koxie , " introducing an English sawmill in operation , also River Thames and other English s-cenory. The realistic and thrilling situations that have made ' "Roxlo" ' such a card easi will bo repro duced at Wonderland this week. Also the beautiful illusion , "Cupid's Disappearance. " The Indiana fat school bov , weighing 000 pounds. The Czar Russian horse , mane 03 inches long. Prices have been reduced. bilcony : seats oc , parquet or drcs circle lOc. Performances 2:15 : , 3:45 : , 4:30 : , 8 , ! ) and 10 p. m. Oniiilin's l.i-iullii ) ; U'oclily. The Excelsior , which has appeared every Saturday morning for tlio past seven years in Oiiuiha. was never newsier or brighter than in Its Issue of yesterday. Moro than usual space hos been civon to Council BlulTs society unit the rosult'is a boom for the Ux- colsior across the river. Mr. Chase's paper has : i larger advertising nairoiinse than anv weekly in Omaha aurt the reason is plain , Jt is enterprise. OnlcUTltni ! tn tlio K-.nt Under the schedule , which recently went , into elTect on Iho Chicago it North western Hy. , passengers can leave the Union Pacific depot , Omaha , daily nt 0:15 : p. m. and arrive at Chicago at fl:5'J : o'clock the next morning. This arrangement reduces the lime to Chicago two hours , and also alTords connection - nection with ; ill of the fast limited trains for the cast , and the journey to New York , Boston and other eastern cities may now be made in several hours quicker than ever before. Tn addition to this service the after noon "llyer" via the Chicago fc North western ity. loaves the U. P. depot daily nl 5 p. m. and arrives at Chicago at 8:15 : the next morning. Both of the above mentioned trains nro vestibuled throughout nnd are equipped with Wagner and Pullman sleepers , free reclining chair cars and "Norlliwestorn'Mining cars. Bngtrago checked from residence nnd through sleeping car berths reserved. City olliee , 1101 Farnam street. ll 11 Itrrc'HiK , General A ent. G. F. WKST. C. P. & T. A. Tint Dt-nvi-r Knit 'Mall. Makes the fastest tlmo of any railway train east or west , leaving Omnhv at 0.15 in the evening and arriving at Deli ver at 7:40 : iho noxl morning. Consult Harry P. Done ! , city ticket agent , Union Pacific system , 1302Farnam. . Two houses on Farnam street between 18th ar.d lth ! ) strcclH for sale cheap. They must bo moved olT boon. Potter & George. Co. Attriitlnn. All members of the Danish association will please meet at Washington hall to attend funeral of our lalo member , O. R. Nelson , at 12:30 : p. in Sunday after noon , May 1. By order of committee. A. Peterson sells Union to-.ip. ( 'nlUnrnm. You have seen California frequently mentioned in newspapers nnd mairaziiicH Perhaps a friend has been there and writes enthusiastic loiters bade homo nbout the climate and the fruits. It makes you anxious to tee the country for yourcolf. Tlio best time to go is in Iho fall and winter. Then work hero is least press ing and California climate i * now pleas ing. The way to go iti via Santa Fo route , on ono of that lino's popular , per- fionnlly conducted parties , leaving Chicago cage every Saturday evening , and leav ing Kansas Citv every Sunday morning. Special ngemlH nnd porters in attend ance , Pullman tourist Bloopers aroused used , furnished with bedding , mat tresses , toilet articles , etc. Second clas tickets honored. Write to E. L. Palmer , passenger agent Santa Fo route , 1310 Furnarn street , Omaha , Nob. NOT YET READY TO REPORT County Commissioners Took No Action oU tlio Nebraska Central Matter. LEFT OVER FOR A SPECIAL MEETINd Mr. I'nilitork DloplriMrtl nt An AppoInU incut .Mitiln by llui Ucmrcl Court llniinp Itontln South ( hitiilm nnil the Itoiiil I'tinili When the county commissioners me ) ycstordny afternoon they ihmiRht that thcjl were ready to report upon the bond propo' sltlon of the Nebraska Contrid Hallway coin , pnny , bul the ropottwus not forthcoming" All of the piper * In tlio case hnd boon ro fcrrcd to County Attorney Mahoney to pro. pore a contract for the signatures of the com missioners nnd the railway ofUclnls , bat ns ' " the task was no easy ono ho could not got tha document ready , nnd as a result It will DO before Iho board at nn adjourned session to bo hold nt 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. In the transaction of the routine business Mr. 1'nddoclt , who had Just returned from the directors' nicotine of the Union I'ncifla rend , hnd but llttlo to tny , though It wa nn easy matter to discover Unit ho was ns mail ns a March hare because Mlko Leahy hnd ticon appointed superintendent ot the court house during his absence. Andrew A. Donnolly naked lo bo appointed constable for South Omnhii. Mr. Berlin moved that the application bo referred to the comtnlltoa on judiciary. It wns so referred. Mr , Paddock moved n reconsideration and then moved Unit the appointment bo made. Mr. Horhn suited Hint P. A. Barrett hail applied for Iho position nnil that his applica tion was In the hands of the cnmtnltto ; . Ha did not want to rMlrond the mutter through , Mr. Paddock said th.it ho know but llttlo. " 1 guess that's true , " responded Mr. Berlin. Mr. Paddock In replying stilted that ha was fcoinewhut surprised to learn that Mr. Berlin opposed railroading mutters. Donnelly was appointed and his bond ap proved. The county clerk was Instructed to adver tise two weeks for bids for drugs to bo used at the county hospital. tonrt llonso ltond-4. Mr. Uorlln offered n resolution instructing the county cleric to advertise for bids for th purchase of f t'JO.UOU of court house bonds. These nro bonds \\erovoteutonld in the construction of the court house nnd ara uuo July 1. 1902 , and payable July 1. IhUJ. A this time the bonds draw interest nt thu raid of ( I per cent nor annum. Mr. Berlin is of tha opinion that the debt can be refunded nt . " > per cent interest. Tno resolution was referred to the commit tee on timincc. City Attorney Van Omen of South Oraahi appeared before the bourd tei ask what had become of South Omaha's share of the road fund during the past throe yours. Ho said that the proportion to which his town wai entitled would bo nt least , K > ,00 ( ) per annum , The city of South Omaha did not want tc / appear hasty , but if thu county would not > x give the matter nny attention the courti \ would bo nslccd to furnish the relict. Mr. IJorltn stated that the- county Mas in. deuted to both Omahu and South Omaha , lid favored meeting committees from the two city councils and reaching some understand , ing. Ttio county , Mr. Ilvrhn sii il , did no > have thu money now , but would have tha cash on hand .Inly 1. Mr , Van Dusun stated that South Onmlm had no dcslro to adopt harsh measures and was willing to meet the county commission ers for the purpose of n settlement. Chairman Tlmmo knew that Douplas conntv owed South Omaha , but , notwith standing that fact , thrco limes ns much of the rend fund hnd boon expended in South Omaha ns had been collected. Mr. Stonberg urged the settlement of the demand , and nslccd that the committee on roads prepare n statement showing Just tha amount duu. lix-Chalrman O'ICeoffe was called to ex plain the mutter. Ho stated that much of thu road workdotiein South Omnha was with the approval of tlio council o ! South Omaha nnd was to have como out of Its sharoof the road fund. The city of South Omahn was bound by the action of its olllcers , and the records of the county would show what money haa j been expended. * Mr. Vim Uiisen replied that ho understood that the city council of South Omaha hnd not made any contract , accepting the money that was spent by the county. Mr. O'KooiTo knew bott < r. The council ol South Omahn had ofllcially requested tha explanation of the road fund. The cleric dug up n resolution which had been adopted by the South Omaha council , requesting tha county to expend the road funO in the grad inir of ( J nnd other streets. The committee en ronus will look up report upon the matter. Tlio following nnrriaso liojnss ? ware U- sued by .ludfro Ullcr yedturJ.iy : NIUIIO and Address Azo. l \V. R llriidv. South Oninhn 'A 'l l.onlha II. Wiilir , tvmth Omaha U I llunniiii llrulmen , Omaha 21 ' ( Mary Knhl , Omaha 11 i John Miller. Smith Omnl.ii Iffl i Annie l.cudhlKiiur , Omalia VI J ,1 tunes WKlKary , K khorn HI I Oarrlo WUITOII. r'lkl'Oin ' It I John fovoy. Kansas 'lty II 'iTllllo M'dUlir , South Omaha M I Hans Nulsim , Hiintli Omaha 'tj I A null ) Hi rum , Oiiialin "i t t'lianni-v ( inwdy , .Stewart. In ' ) ' ( ( jurtriuio Klnkunnn , t'niaha 11 Itnllillni ; I'ITIIHU. The following permits were issued by lh superintendent of buildings ynsterdav : U. A. HI anuuo nnil nni'-liitlf nturv frnmo dwelling. Tucnty-el hili si reel and I'lipliUilon avonuL- t U. Siiniu Twelve inlnur jiermlts Total * 5,571 ONLY WtIO Til I'ortlnnil mid Iti-lnrn , The Union Pacific will sell tickets from Omaha to Portland and return at one faro for the round trip. Tickets on sale May ! ) to 11. inclusive ! , limited to 1)U ) dnys from date of sale. Fur any lio'nal Information apply to If , P , Dinner , , City Ticket Agent , 1302 Farnam street. N. E. Barkalow gollh Union soap. The W. A. Page Soap company will publish each week a different list of leu (10) ( ) merchants who Hull Union boap. Wnloh for your grocer's name. Iliici or ( cm uitiler Ihti ltautAftj centwclnulilltli ; > iMl Hne ten ccnti. Nici u Mn nwTiinrp.iii. o. u. . MIWJ ' ! ! . . from the yt-ars. l-'iinuriil Sunday HI p.m. rt-Hliii-nuf , ln-.il Ninth llili - undur th uiispluusof thu DanUli u-isoi'liiticiM. I < 1 ll ) > I-iI.-aiir ; , UKOII i months anil 'Jl eliiya , yimiiBUhtilnni.'lm-r of Mr. and MrB. Jnlin l.tdilull , t family rcblJiinuii. UJ4 ISortu Tnuiity-M-cimd htri'ut. l-'iinornl today ut ! : : ) p. in. from residence1. Interment ot. Mary Hi-emutury. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. ABSOLUTELY PURE
