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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1892)
TI1K OMAHA DAILY 1WH ; SUNDAY , MAY 22 , 1892-SIXTM-Nr ! ; BENNETT'S ' OPENING , Wo Will Still Continue OUT Opening Everybody Doligbten WITH OUR NEW ANNEX Aim tli Mnny ll.ircnlin Wo Now llmo the AliMt riciiuil : : Stern In Oiiinlm Kxoryono Suj So Ami It Is So. OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT Is one of the best equipped in the city , and in many rcsper the best. Tlio 'irrangomonts of our poison" , all in black lableil bottles , witli gold letters , gotten up expressly for the purpose , wlili'h tnnkcq it ImposViblo to make mis takes in lilllng proscriptions. Our drugs are all of the best quality and kept fresh , owing to our largo trade. Wo can save you big monev ' on vciur prescriptions. BENNETT'S PATENT MEDICINES nro nil guaranteed to glvo onllro satis faction and to positively euro all tils- liases anv other p-ilunt will cure. Wo will relund you your money In cnso they will not do tlio woric. Other patent medicine men agree to do the name thing , but you would find trouble to got your dollar back If the foreign patcnl'didn't do the work. Wo are right hero on the ground 0 days in the week. Wo manufacture them. Wo guarantee them. Wo refund in case you derive no bene fit. fit.Wo have not had to make a refund yet and wo have sold lots of our own pat ents. ents.Wo sell $1.00 articles at GOc. fiOc articles at 3oc. 25o articles at 18c. Consult your interests and avoid pay ing these "long established prices" dimply because they are long established and help to make millionaires every year. year.Vo have largo lines of other goods in this department. FINE PERFUMES. Toilet soaps , fiico powders and toilet articles nil sold at Bennett's popular prices. OUR FURNITURE sales are doubl ing. Our friends appreciate our low prices and the fact they can examine tlio stock easy. HERE IS' A 1'9INTER on window shades. A lady claimed she could buy thorn at 2."ic. the same wo were asking 35c for. Wo went out and bought ono bhade at 2oc , and what do you think it wabV Paper ! Nothing but paper. Our shades at SOe would have been cheaper than the others at 2oc. Look out for this. Try and tear the 25c shade nnd vou will see. * BUTTER DEPARTMENT. Wo know that some merchants don't handle anything else than olco or but- tcrinc ; don't handle butter at all. They will tell you it is a Nebraska product1 so it is , ( South Omaha , Nob. ) . They will also toll you it is "pure ; " so it is. ( purooleo ) . It is a Nebraska product and a pure article that wo won't handle nor patron- i/e. It is a compound that can bo manu factured to sell at almost any price and Blill pny a handsome profit. Don't bo deceived. Got your butler of us where you can bo sure AND GET BUTTER MADE EXCLUSIVELY FROM THE CREAM that comcfl oil of Nebraska cow's milk. You will find our genuine bargains Bcattorcd all through our dilTpront de partments , and now ones are being added daily. Shakspoaro's complete works , 50c. Encyclopedias , 75c. Few tublnr lanterns , 2oc. Spring balance scales , 5c. Get a cup of tea or coffee free. Sardines. Got our price. Western washers. See us. "Wo are the people. " Como and see us. W. R. BENNETT CO. , 1502 to 1511 Capital live. Hamilton Wnrron , .M. D. . ocloctlo and magnetic physician irid surgeon. Specialty - cialty , dihoasoj of wivnon and children , HON. 10th strujt. Telephone H3i Tim Omiilm-ChlfiiKo Train Loaves the U. P. depot. Omaha , at 7 o'clock every evening arriving at Chicago cage at 0:30 the next morning via the Chicago io Northwestern railway. Spectacles , Dr. Cullimoro,22J Bee bldg Ne > v nltractions in gents' clothe ? made of finest wooleiu. . FiiANiC J. RAJiar. o Win. Gentleman sells Union soap. The "Train Nil. 3" is the first fast jwssoiiior | tniin between Omah i and Denver. It Is the only fast night tr.iln out of Omaha carrying full equipment of Bleeping , dinini ; and chair cars. Loaves Omnha nl 4:11) : ) p.m. , arrives Denver next morning at 7. City ticket ollico 1223 Farnam ttroeU Stein & Scllgron sell Union soap. ( 'hi * p Uutrs to Omaha Mil fin ; ; May. Tlio Union Pacific will soil tickets to Omaha and return at one and one-third faro for the round trip from all points on its line within 200 mites of Omaha , May 1 ! , 4 , 7 , 1 1 , 1 1 , 18 , 21 , 2J , 28 and 30. Tick ets are limited to ono week from date of Bale. Bale.For For any additional Information apply to U. P. Douol , city tiiKot agent , 1302 Farnam street , W. T. Seaman , wagons an I c.irrlag33 National Ciimpii Tlio first national campmcetlrig of tlio Methodist church ever hold west of the Rocky Mountains will commence at Ogden on May ' . ! 5th and continue for ton days. Prominent churchmen from all parts of the world will bo in attendance , The Union Pacific , tlio original over land route alTords the quickest transll .from Omaha to Ogdon. I'all on Harr > P. Deuol , city ticket agent , 1302 Farnan , street. Dr. Glbbs moved to 110 N. Y. Life. Hlicclallniln toC'hlniKO Hip Attrnilaiiti nl tlm M. I * , ( iunuriil ( 'onforciifo. For the accommodation of onstori delegates and vlbitors the Burllngtoi Route will run a special train to Chica go at the close of the general conference currying through Pullman sleepers U Now York via the Pennsylvania llnoi from Chicauo. Passengers for Chicago. Plttsburg Harrlsburg , Baltimore , Washington Philadelphia , Now York or Intermediate diato and ndiacont points , can rc orv > berths at the Burlington Routo' ; Bureau of Information in ronforono building ( adjoining post oil ) co ) or at tin oily ticket ollico , 1223 Farnam street. Full parUcularu as to date and time o departure will bo given later on. The special service ottered by thi through train Is open to the genera public. W. F. VAILI- , City Ticket Agent , 1223 Furnum St. THE BOSTON STORE Tremendous Onsh Bargain Purchisa 2,000 , Pieces Dross Goods and Silks. CONTAINING NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. Which \VIII Hn Solil Tiiiiinrrinr nt Such r ! iirlnlly l..iw I'rlcei Tlnit Nutulth- HIP Otiinllly : Thry Will l > nufuro thi ! D.iJ Is Out. .r,000 YARDS HLKOANT PIGURHD CHINA SILK , i-'O liNVHKS WIIJIC , iibC V YARD. GRANDEST HAROAIN KVHUOFFICUIiD IN OMAHA. LIMIT ONK DRliSS TO A PERSON. Figured China silks , magnificent designs - signs and colorings , both black and col ored grounds , lto ) a yard. SO pieces .Japanciv ; silk , in Jardiniere md oilier novel deslgm. 'Regular il.OJ roods , tomorrow OOc. oO pieces real Shanghai silk. 27 inches wide , in tans , browns , grays , reds and iavys , lipht blno and cream , U7c a yard. Swivel mirah silks , black grounds with rich woven colored llgurcs. Newest - est and ehoiceat shades. Regular $1.155 quality at 4llc. Black pongco and china silks Good quality and adapted for dresses and waists , atliic and ( > 0c a yard. An Immense stuck of black and colored 'allies , satin rhadamas and irros grain silks in tans , browns , navys and evening tints at C5c , U9c , OSe. 1(1 ( piece * plaid , striped and checked suitings , also black and white , -10 inches wide , reduced from Uile to Oo a yard. II inch wool shepherd plaids and earners linir checks , nlbo11inch black ind colored cashmeres , reduced from lOc to Ulc. 150 pieces all wool , striped camel's : iair cloth , -12 inches wide , and .1unCH OW n suitings in new plaids 'ind stripes , recently sold at Goo and 70c. While they last , Hoc. liuO piet'os12inch all wool French Bedford cords in block and colors. Fine lonriottas , brilliantincs , cheviots and 'anoy weaves and chevron olTcets. While they last , -lUc. An Immense lot of novelty dross goods .11 light colors , interwoven with con trasting shades , well adapted to the present season. Price was from 31.2-3 to $2.00. Now 70c. A lot of Paris embroidered dress pat terns in street and evening shades , suit- vble for weddings , balls and street wear. At10.50 : and 312.50 , worth 50 poi-.cent nore. BLACK DRESS GOODS. All wool nun's veilings , all wool Henriettas and wide mohairsIDc a yard. Silk and wool hombav.ines. chevrons ind diagonals , 41-incli mohairs and -1C- nuh German Henriettas , 7oc , worth up to Sl.f > 0. THE BOSTON STORE , N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas. The New No. 0 Wheeler & Wilson sowing machine is the best to buy and iho best to sell. Go and see it. George W. Lancaster & Co. , agents , 51-1 S. 10th. I'cir Om > D.iy Only. Miss Alice Isaacs will sell her entire stock of trimmed hats , on Monday only , in two Jots at & 2.U8 and 81.08. It is un necessary to quote former prices as every lady knows the quality of Miss Isaacs' millinery. Remember , tomor row onlv , ALL TRIMMED HATS at $2.03 and St.OS. On account of the bad weather this sale is a month earlier than usual. MISS ALICE ISAACS , 307 South 10th street. Attend sheriff's bale of Paddock lota Tuesday 10 ; u in. at court house. 200 Omaha grocers sell Domestic soap. Domestic soap doesn't have to bo for patronage. It sells on its merits. IMutlioillst L'onfureiico Visitor * and all others can have their eyes tested scientifically bv an export optician free of charge by calling on us. Largest stock of optical goous in the city. Gold spectacles or eyeglasses from ski.OO up ward. Finest steel spectacles from 81.UO up. Discount to clergymen and teach ers. Max Meyer & I3ro. Co. , Farnam and Sixteenth streets. S. J. Vandorhcck sells Union soap. Thu Denver TiiKt Mull Makes the fastest , time of any railway train east or west , leaving Omaha at 0:15 : in the evening and arriving at Den ver at 7:40 : the next morning. Consult Harry P. Deuol , city ticket agent Union Pacitic System , 1302 Farnam St. The \V. A. Page Soap Co. are pub lishing ouch week a dillerent list of ton merchants who boll Union soap. Watch for your grocer's inuiio. Country Mcrclmnti Who are cash buyers should not fail to take advantage of the Hellman's admin- istratoi 's sale to secure some wonderful bargains for their fall trade. Address HELLMAN'S ADMINISTRATOR , 13th and Farnam , Omaha. HIMNA AND KKTUKN. Ono I'uro fur thu Kiiiinil Trip. For the accommodation of these desirIng - Ing to visit at points in the vicinity of or at Helena in Juno during the session of the convention of ttio eupromo lodge ol the Ancient Order of United Work men , tlio Union Pacllb will soil tickets to Hnlona and return at ono faro for the round trip. Tickets on stile Juno 7th to 14th inclusive , limited to 30 days from date of salo. For any additional fnforma- tion apply to Harry P. Douol , city ticket agent , 1302 Farnam btreet. MINXIUl'OMS , .MINN , , AMI Itin'UU.V. Ono 1'iiro for thn Kminil Trip , Tlio Union P.icillu will sell tickets to Minnnapolis and return at ono faro for the round trip to these desiring to at tend the National Rapubllcan conven tion , which moots Juno 7. For dates of sale and limits of tickets or any addi tional information apply to Agent Union Pacific System. Henry Monitor soils Union soap. Now and rare drugs. Sherman it Me- council , 1513 Dodge , 3d door west P. O. Two ( ircut Trillin Leave Omaha dally by the Burlington route for ChU'iigo. The llrst Is the "Burlington's No. 2 , " at 4 ; 15 p. in. No , 2 is a solid vostibulud train , composed of sleeping , dining , chair and smoking cars. It is the finest train that leaves Omaha for Chicago. Tlio second is the famous "Chicago Special. " at 11:50 : p. m. The "Chicago Special" is the fablobt train between Omaha and the World's Fair city , is vustlbulod throughout and Is composed of the Btuno high class equipment so characteristic of No. 2. A special sleeper for the accommodation of Omaha travel is attached to the Chicago special in this city , and is open for tlio recep tion of passengers between 0 p. m. and the hour of departure. Besides these two magnificent trains the Burling ton's Chicago local loaves Omaha at 0:50 : a. m. daily. City ticket ollico , 1223 Farnntn street. W. F. Vulll , agent. N , it. rAicoNi : . Wo Plnro on Suln Moiul.ij- . China silks at 28c ami 4Pc % Iron-frame grenadines at 7oc. Wool challlus at lUc. Black brlllliintlncs a , f > 0c. Silk wary hcnrlotta , $1.2.\ ' Irish point luce curtains , $3.75. Muquotto nigs at $1.15. SS.OO ladies' spring jacket" , ? 3.7o. Ready made wash suit" , $1.40. Como early and avoid disappointment. Plain and llgurod china silks , would bo cheap at oOc , our price 28c. Plain and llgured china silks , others auk you 7oe , our prleo 48c. Black iron frame grenadine , our regu lar $1.W ) quality , at 7oc. Bla-ik iron frame trrenadino with satin stripes , which wo have boon selling at 81.60 , go ut $1.18. Only a few of these loft , so come early. Our best qua Uy in iron frame grena dines , both pl.xin anil fancy , never sold less than $2.00 and $2.2-5 , nil nt ono price , 81.50. 81.50.COLORED COLORED DRESS GOODS. Wool challles , latest designs , worth 2.5c , on sale this week at lc. ! ) Immense assortment of wool dress goods , Including cashmeres , whip cords , Slcillian cloths and fashionable wedge wales , latest colors , worth H5o to oOc. for this sale 25c and 20c. 51-Inch boucle elTect suiting in colors at 78c. fully worth 81.2o. 100 pieces novelty suitings In striped and mixed otTects make very serviceable drosvcs , at 55o and 58o , worth 75c to 81.00. , vJust received a beautiful assortment , ol French all wool ohallles in exquisite designs , on sale this week. BLACK GOODS. 40-inch black brilllantino , regular 75c quality , for SOc. Silk wrap honrietln cloth , our regu lar 81.75 quality , for $1.2" > . Cropon cloth ! $1.00 quality , Soc. Some grand b.irgalns In IRISH POINT CURTAINS. Our $5.00 curtain $3.75 pair. Our 87.oO curtain $5.50 pair. Our 88.50 curtain 80.75 pair. Our $7.00 moquotto rug U 1.50. Our $ o.OO moquotto rug 83.50. Our 81.75 moquottu rug $1.15. \Ve have a job lot of Wilton rugs at 81.00 , $1.50 , 82.00$350 and 81.00. all a great bargain. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 3 grand bargains for Monday. Ladies' spring jackets in navy , black anu tan worth up to 48.00 , Monday only 83.75. Ladies' satin lined jackets made of a very fine worsted cloth , usually bold at $15.00 and 818.00 , our price Monday only $5.00. Ladies' ready made wash suits , all sixes , only 81.40 each.N. . N. B. FALCONER. Upright piano , standard make , used only four months , at a big sacrifice. Call at 2022 Caldwcll st. Fop Ono liny Only. Mfss Alice Isaacs will sell her entire block of trimmed hats , on Monday only , in two lots at 82.08 and $4.08. It is un necessary to quote format * prices as every lady knows the quality of Miss Isaacs' millinery. Remember , tomor row only , ALL TRIMMED HATS at $2.08 and S 1.03. On account of the bad weather this sale is a month earlier than usual. MISS ALICE ISAACS , 307 South 10th street. Win. Kiock sells Union soap. Itliiclc Hills i\ciiritlnn. On Iho day after the adjournment of the Methodist Episcopal General Con ference , the Burlington route will sell tickets to Dead wood , S. D. , and Hot Springs , S. D. , at ono faro for the round trip. trip.Tickets Tickets good for thirty days. For information , sleeping car berths , apply at bureau of information in con ference building , or to W. F. Vtiill , city ticket agent , 1223 Farnam street. Samuel Burns announces that in con sequence of the storm so many were prevented from coming to the "open ing" of the now "art rooms" it will bo continued all this week , and a cordial invitation is hereby extended to all to inspect them. R. A. Lcnliart sells Union soap. lut Chicago In Vnur 1'oclcct. A great work , "Moran's Dictionary of . " If there is feature Chicago. a ur insti tution in the World's fair city n full de scription of which docs not npponr in the book , wo have yet to hear of it. Price , 25 cents per copy. For sale at 20 ! ) Herald building , Chicago. See the now , complete and elegant map it contains. Persons ordering copies will please on- cloao U cents extra for postage. S. U. Patten , dontlst. Boo building. Tom 1st Trip * , Round trips to the Pacific coast. Short trips to the mountain resorts of Colorado. Tlio great Salt Lalco tour. Yellowstone National park the most wonderful spot on this continent. Puget Sound , the Mediterranean of the Pacific coast. All reached via the Union Pacific sys tem. See Harry P. Deuel city ticket ngont. 1302 Farnam street. Bishop & Osborn sell Union soap A Card ol Tlr.iiilc , To these good friends and neighbors , ono and all , who kindly assisted in our bereavement in the sickness and death of our beloved mother wo tender our heartfelt gratitude. From husband and children of Mrs. Catherine Nichol. B. Haas , 1813 Vlnton street , has about 2-,000 extra line house and bcddintr plants to bell. Dr Cullimorc. oculist. Uaa building Tliu.Nitw Tliuu huhuilnlo. On the Chicago & Northwestern rail way , olToctivoMay 1. Train No. 2 leaves U. P. depot , Omahn , at 7 p. in. , daily , and arrives at Chicago at 0:30 : the next morning. This train affords a "metropolitan" hour of departure from Omaha and ar rives at Chicago the next morning in ample time , either for business there , or connections with all limited trains cast. In addition to this sarvlcu , tlio afternoon " " tlio it Northwestern noon "Flyer" on Chicago western railway lonvea U. P. depot , Omaha , daily , at4:0" : ) p. m. and arrives at Chicago at 8:15 : the next morning. Botli of the above mentioned trains are vcstibuled throughout and are equipped with Wagner and Pullman sleepers , free reclining chair cars and "Northwestern" dining care. Call at city ticket ollleo , 1101 Farnam Btreot , lor sleeping car berths , Informa tion , oto. Biicgago checked from residence through to anv destination. G. F. WIST : , R. R. RrrcHin , C. P. & T. A. General Agent. Slltur Aniilvuraiiry ut Lincoln , For this occasion the Union Paci lie will toll tickets to Lincoln at the rate of ono fare for the round trip from all points in Nebrablca and from points in Kansas within 150 miles of Lincoln. Tickets to bo sold May 25th and 0th , good roturnlncr May 27th. Sea your nearest Union Pacllio agent. 111LIMRY SALE Rapetition of thotWomlorful t\ml Most Suo- ccssfuliMillinory dale. AT S. HOFFMAN'S.M408 ' DOUGLAS STREET ItVI1I llo Cnntlmtcil Tliroo Diiy * Mnnil.iy Tueiilny unit \Vviliu-nility of Tlili Week Silk l.uro lints for SI.01) . Our experimental silo : two weeks njjo oxcoeiled all expectation , 1'uoplo from fur and near wuro doliKlitoil. Our stilus- ladies had a perfect picnic of it , as iho prices sold the uoods without an oll'ort. Mall orders uourod in from everywhere , and our immense supply fulled long before - fore the demand was siills'lcd. Wo trust that the many ladies who happened to como too laic will accept our apology as wo will now in ike our promise good and give them all the same chance once more. Our entire force of designers his been * busy for the p.ist two weeks to make ante thai this time no one shall'bo dis appointed. OUR $1.00 SILK LAC12 HAT. This beautiful lace hat for $1.00 , which is made on silk wire frame of all slllc lace , trimmed in French llowors , de cidedly the greatest bargain ever offered In millinery , as the making alone costs Sl.oOVo will also place on sale a splendid trimmed hat for IWc , which jou will see at a glance is the snmo hat which the other millinery and diy goods houses ac'voitiscd for 82.68 as a great bargain. Misses' school hats for 15c , sold every where for 60c and Too. Plenty more of the beautiful bunch flowers for 5u , worth loc. Lovely monturcs for oOc , worth OSo and $1.12,5. Don't forgot the time , Monday , Tues day and Wednesday. Don't forgot the place , the largest mil linery store in Omaha.S. . S. HOFFMAN , M08 Douglas btreot. A largo variety of untrimmed ladies' " hats as souvenir.- ) . Ask for them , as wo wish every customer to have one. A ( irniiil Succoi * . The opening s.ilo of the Now York heavy failure clolliing sale yesterday was the largest of this kind ever wit nessed in Omaha ; the streets wore crowded with people from ail p.irts of the county and btato , all como to attend thisgreat sacrifice sale. In front of the building , No. 1204 Farnan street , it re quired the assistance of two patrolmen to keep the people in lino. At 10o'clock the doors were thrown open and the building in a short time was crowded beyond its capacity. Everybody .seemed to invest and bought very freely. The line qualities and low prices caused it. This stock ia from a Isirtro fac tory which recently failed in Now Yorlc and must ho sold to satisfy the creditors. The managers claim the sales > were very largo and above their expectations. Another extra force of salesmen will bo put on Monday. A stroll through the building shows nicn's fine suits marked in plain figures only 83.08 ; men's pants wortli $ o 50 only 81.Ul ; children's suits almost for nothing. Don't miss this chance for bargain's , afl'it may nqvor occur again. LOOK for > the sign , "Newrprk Heavy Failurb , " 1201 Farnam 'street , near 12th street. , t J. Nelson & Co. sell Union soap. Tor Olio Day On I/ . Miss Alice Isaacs will sell her entire stock of trimmed hats , on Monday only , in two lots at $2.98 and $1.S. ! ) It is un necessary to quote former prices as every lady knows the quality of Miss Ibiiacs' millinery. Remember , tomor row only , ALL TRIMMED HATS at $2.98 and $1.03. O.i account of the bad weather this sale is a month earlier than usual. MISS ALICE ISAACS , 307 South 10th street. I'ut Chicago In Your I'nolcct. A great work , " Moron's Dictionary o Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti tution in the World's fair city a full de scription of which does notawpcar in the book , wo have yet to hear of it. Price , 25 cents per cony. For sale at 200 Herald building , Chicago. See the now , com plete ar.d elegant map it contains. Per sons ordering copies will please enclose C cents n.xtra for postage. I'nt C'lilciiK" In Your I'oukot. A great work , "Moran's Dictionary of Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti tution in the World's f.iir city a full de scription of which does not appear in the book , wo have yet to hear of it. Price , 25 cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald building , Chicago. Sop the now , coin- pluto and elegant map it contains. Per sons ordering copies will please enclose 0 cents oxtr.i for postage. II. Marks sells Union soap. Put ClilritRO In Your PocUot. A great work , "Moran's Dictionary of . " is feature institution Chicago. If tlioro a or tution in the World's fair city a full de scription of which does no' appear in the book , wo have yet to hour of it. Price. 25 cents per copy. For sale at 209 II rnld building , Chicago. See the now , com plete and elegant map it contains. Por- DOUH ordering copies will please enclose ( J cents extra for postage. 13ack Bros , sell Union so.ip. uuiiinniiii. You have scon'California frequently mentioned in newspapers and maga/inoH Perhaps a friend has > been tlioro and writes onthusiiuitic hitorn ! bade homo about the climnlo and the fruits It million you anxious to bco the country for yourholf. The host time to go is in the fall and winter. Then work hero is least proMi- } ng and California climate is now pleas ing. The way to go is via Santa Fu route , on ono of that lino's ) popular , per sonally conducted parlies , leaving Chicago cage every Saturday ovonlng , and leav ing Kansas C'itymvery Sun-lny morning. Special agents.and"porters in attend ance. Pullmani Uniriht hloopora are UFod , funilhhoill "with bedding , mat- trobscf , totlot article * , oto. Second class tickets honored. Write to 10. L. Palmer , imbsongor agent Huntn Fo route , lillll Parnam street , Omaha , Nob. ill It fi ix , * Ira ll'KH nr Ifti uii'l i-tlili ltMl'tftj tent * ; citch ml Ill/'w / il Kir tin t"i' < . " " " " bT r < 7 oTrfo ifr."HVir"Mrii."j7"M""ht o n I o. 811'll'lili'irji ) nil-put , on Wt'iliKi.ility , Mny Ix Is'/ ' . .Mother anil flilia tluliu wtill. in.11 iif > , .Yo'friviiif flat /di'tor / ton il/nlsr / tlili ecntt-1ic/iinidmitlti ( ( ( ; _ [ * _ * * " * ! * CUUMW ( ' 'orjuH..ivsuilyMii"sYiiV Ha ur- tiny , il.iy ! il , 1-UJ. at 1 u. in. V'uiiuriil wrvlccs fr'iin M. O. Muni' * . Kniii'Jiii ntn-ul , on SMIII- iluy , ulVioVlnulc , Inluriiiunt , I'l-iisped Hill tc'iiit'ti'ry. I'llcnJs hivllu I. KI.VNN-Mury , iluu.'htwrof Jmin nl Uu'in ' ? Ho { Joy riyiin. lived .1 yiurs , : i months aim 10 dnv . ( liipirlu.l thin IHu Biiiimlny. May il , iit.'mYlo k p. in. i'uiiiT.il from the family ruililnuco. 1.1 an I 1' slu-uU , boutli Gmahu , toJiiy , tiuuil.iy , May : ' . - ' . ' n in ? UAlJl Lincoln Friends of the Late Jtulgo Mason Indignant , INTERESTING LAW SUIT ON TRIAL Third riioiM.ind Diilhiri DcnnnilcMl Irnin tliu INIiitu for Snrtlri > Allrtiil | to Iliixo llocii I'nrroriniMl Nrur llrowu- tlllo > uliritilci Ne Tjtxcot.v , Nob. , M.xy 01. [ Spocml toTnr. IJr.i : . 1 A suit nt Inw In .luilto MniliiR'a court nUractoJ conslilorablo IntoraU toilny ntul excited no HUlo luilij-iintlon nmong tliu frlotuls of the into .Uulpo Mnson of tliu city. It Is a cano brotiRlu by ono Uoorgo Opalt n nlnst the Mils on oatiito , In whicli liu ulnlint the sum of ? nOJJ for sorvlcoi nllogoJ to Imvo boon roiulorod before the dc.itli of .liulh'o Mnton. Opolt Hvoa In Hrownvillo , near n piece of tlmbor Innd ownoj by .tuili u Mason. Thd Inltor ouiiloyoJ ; Ulni to aupor- Intonil the work of clo.irltK ? tlio tlmbor from the Intnl. Tlio worK was commcncoJ In 1SS7 IUH ! contlntiod nt IntorvaU until l.VM. Dar- itig this timo. ItulKoMasDii pnld to Opalt , M shown by the record' , the sum of 83 , HO for \vorlt and lubor in cloartriff the Inttd. Opolt now brings the nildliionnl rhilm for $11,000 ngnlnst tlio estate. Ouritip the pro- jjross of the trlnl , conslilcrnhio fcelliiK wns ttovclopoil unions the ntturnovs , the o for tlio cstiito assoriliiK that ttio claim wns not a Just ono or it would have boon presented before fore Juil | > o Mnsoti's donth. Ono of the at torneys chanictorlzod It as nn attempt to col lect $1.10 for suporiiitoiidlng n dollar's worth of woric. O)2)t'a | ) ) attorney roquoUcd that the duo bo hurt-mil , ns ho wlshod to c.xtch the 'J o'clock trnln for hotro , wlioroupoa At torney Mnpooii sutiRcstcil that If .luilfjo Maion could throw off the coromcnts of the tomb nmt nnpcar in court in person , the at torney wouldn't wait for the 2 o'clock trnln for Hrownvillo , but tnno the first ono mat loft the citv In any direction. JuJgo Lan sing took the case under nilvlsomont. SlUur Ci'lt < lrntlon Notri. Work has been cotmnoncod on thotrlumphnl arch to bo nrcutud nt the inlursoctlon of Twelfth ntul O streets. Lincoln will bo roprc ntod in the fjrand Induatrlnl pnrado bv ever llfiy lloats , none of which , however , will bo allowed to compete for the silver mednl. One of Iho fotures of the pnrailo will bo several hundred bicycle riders mounted unou Ridly caparisoned wlicols. Nearly twenty cities are btiUdlnp : floats for the industrial parnJo. It is ncllcvod that the nirade will be nearly live tmlos In length. It will bo wortli coming hundreds of miles to see. see.Tho celebration will tulcoplaso on schedule time , oven if every man in the parade is com pelled to carry nn umbrella. llcllol Coiniiilttru Still at Work. The Hood sufferers who nro still hotnaloss nro boliiR well c.irod for by the rollof com mittee , food and clothing in abundance hnvinKbosn supplied by the Ronorou ? people of the city. Tno most uvaont need now is InrrtUhos , tinware ar.d cooking utensils. It was dUcovordd today that , a largo number of Uussinns had been subMstln : ; upon the com- nntteo In spite ol the fact that they liul : money in the bank and were rocclvliiR 51. 75 per day from the nUoot commissioner. The fact wns brought to light by the bent of a strapping H'issian that ho had $1DJO in Mo- Rirland's bink. Ho w.n soon to ntte-id the free distribution of fooJ roqulnrly. It , (111 ( boon ordcrod thn' , no Russian will bo sup plied with provisions unless ho brings a writtiin order frora tia pistor of the His- slan churuh. Lincoln In llrloT. The clearance record of Lincoln for the pnst wceic amounted to .V > 'tOI7 , an increase of (1.1 ( per cunt over the corresponding weo'.c of Ust vcar. Uoy Onrdnor , the 11-year-old son of F. S. Uardnor , living nt Twenty-elphth and E streets , has boon missing sinuo Thursday morning , and It it uzhcvcd ho has boon drowned in the floods. Campanlni , the famous tenor , is lying dan gerously ill at tlio Hotel Lincoln. Coroner Grim toJay announced that ho will on Monday u.nko formal complaint for the arrest of the Christian .scientists who nt- tondcd Grnnville Sellers in his last Illness. They .will bo arrested Monday. Attempted Kidnaping. Nmniuiu , Neb. . May 21. [ Special to Tun Gii.J : : The primary department of the local school was in a turmoil yesterday afternoon overan attempt to kidnap ono of the pupils. About n month nsro Henry Vodo ol died sud denly after a mnrriugo of six weeks to his second wife. Ho had thrco children , the old est of which lived with the family of U. Stem , a well-to-do merchant bore. After the fathoi's death the stop-mother dcmittded the custody of tUo boy , which ivas refused by Stein. County Judge Chambers was appealed to , and before the case cnmo up for healing it wns ngrcod that btein should keep thu boy , but outside parties interfered , nnd old dis putes were revived. At the school ycster- dny Mrs. Vodogol had n carrmgo in waltinc for the boy , but Stein wns on hand very nearly as soon as she , and by the principal's Intervention the bov wns placed in charge of Stem until the matter could como before Judge Chambers In n proper manner. Will I'rovokit Niomuiu , Nob. , May 'Jl. [ Spaclnl to Tnr. Bi'.n.J A larso number of for.jclo.suro cases of tux liens wuro begun in the district couit yesterday. Tno land is aomo of the mos t valuable in ICnox county nnd.vas bought nt , a reduction of fit ) nnd O'J par cent below the amount for \i hlch It was taxed. The reduc tion thus nindo is charged ngnmst the county in the various state funds , and the legality of the sales are quostlono.1. The matter will Dot os ted before the title Is porfuctoJ. Quito a largo number of sales of this character nave boon confirmed , but ICnox county Innd Is gottlnu too vuluntlo to ( , ro for a song ntiy longer. _ _ Injured liy rrlKlitiMiinl Iliirsc. Ci.vv Cixriit : , Nob. , Miy ! ! . [ Spjclai to Tn.llii.J The 1 l.vornld . sou of C. J. Martin , living n halt milo east of this plaoa , met with n sorlous accident yesterday. While in the sUblo salting thu her oi ono of the animals beeamo Irlghtenod nnd crowOod the boy Into thn mi'iigur nnd JumpoJ In on him with Ids frout feet. Ho win uncoo- scious for several hour ) , but is now thought to bo out of danger. Itclll'CCIl OlMrCM-H l.llTtlMl , HI.AIII , Neb. , Mny 31 , fSpsclal to Tun llim.J At n mooting FrUlnv ulght tun Kobecca lodge of the Indopotulont Order of Odd Fellows elected the following ofllcers ; Noble grand , Miss Miiinia Saldln ; vlco grnnd , Mrs. A. J. Taylor : icurotnry , Miss Alary Cook ; roprofcontativo to the K''aml ledge , MI-J. Hurry Higloy. ( inrliiK'd ICi'iiulilltMil ( 'lull. ( Jr.HiNo , Not ) . , May -Special [ to Tun TJii.J : : The Hopubllcan club of Scott * Bluff county Is now In running or lor , having organl/od with ov'Jr blxty members on tlio roll. The next mootlne of Iho club will bo on Saturday ovunlnir , May : M , when n Itir o addition to the membership Is expected. Ailjiulgi'il liiHiinr. nnvriiicT , Neb. , May --Special [ Tolo- Rriim to Tin : Uii.J : : John linrratt , nn old settler of the northwest part of this county , and 1'utrlolf llowo , n tcudoni of this city , wcro toilnv ndjndgod IIIHIHIO by the Hoard of Insanity Comniisbioners and ordered bent to the asylum at Lincoln. _ Tliritiv Illiiut'll In Hiu Klvnr. ' OUMMI , Nob. , May ' 'l.-Speclnl | Tele gram to Tins HBI.J : M. V. Hnycs , an old man , committed suluido thu morning by droxvnlng himself In the river. The rlvor h-is bojti dragged nil day but the body was not rocovcrod. Daspamicncy win the cause. Simuel Hums announces the arrival of another erato of those celebrated "Urownllold" dinner bete , $ ll , formerly f-0. Iluy the best , the old reliable Kstoy and Camp & Co. 'a pianos and organs. Sold on easy payments. 0. W. Lancaster - . ter & Co. , agents , Cll South lJth ( fat. SOLDIERS , READ THIS ! \ The Act of Juno 27 , 189O , roqulrcs , In the cnsa of n soldier : / First. A sct'Vico of tit least ninety clays in the Wnr of the JRobol * f lion Hint Is , botvvoon Mnroh 4 , 1801 , and August 21 , 1800. Second. A jln'il honorable discharge ; but the loss of the certifi cate Is not a bar to a pension , nncl it iioud not bo filed unless called for , Third. A parmnnont physical or msntal disability not duo to "vicious habits. " ( U need not hnvo originated in the servlcs. ) Fourth. A pensioner unrler prlo'laws : may apply under this ono , or a panslonar under this ona m.\y apply under other laws , but cannot draw more than one pension covering thasama period. Fiah. An applicant under ether lawj may obtain pension un der this one , ana at the s.tmI'm ' - go on with the prosecution of the old claim. 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