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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1892)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , MAY 2.9. 18D2-8TXTKEN PAGES. Great Sale at A. Hoffman's ' Morday , Tnes- day and Wednesday. MORE THAN 500 DIFFERENT SHAPES j\crylioily : linn n llnnl Tlmo to Mini Chil dren' * Until , Hut Now n Itovnltitluu linn TnUrn 1'lncr Coino to Our Store. You cnn Ilnd just wlmt you want In chUdrcn' trimmed and tintrl mined huts. Moro limn 600 dllTorcnt shnpcs mid styles to select from. The vury cheap- cat. n& well nH the Hiioat huts ever shown by us , which incnnb In plain words , the very boat hula for the money over sold In Omaha. Now read our prices nnd you will know just where to go for your huts Monday , Tuesday find Wodnnsduy. 20 dozen child ran'a untrlunncd lints Gc. 16 dozen children's untrimmcd huts J2Jc. 15 dozen children's union Milan flats , fine quality , 25 e. 100 children's trimmed hnts , 16c. 76 children's beautiful trimmed Imts , wreath of llowers and silk ribbon bow , 4le. ) 4le.i'OO i-'OO children's fine trimmed hnttf , rose buds and fancy ribbon , OSe. An endless variety at $1.60 to $3.50. Come nnd sco how nice these hnta arc. nnJ If you cnnnot bo waited on at oneo just wnlt n few minutes ; wo will try to have all properly waited on , as wo Imvo engaged several salesladies for this sale. Now wo will give you some interesting figures In LADIES' TRIMMKI ) AND UNTRIMMED - TRIMMED HATS. Wo have 12 dozen ladies' untrimmcd hats , ICc. 8 dozen Indies' untrimmcd hats , fancy Btrnw , worth from 75c to 81.50 , at Me. All our lovely untnmmod hats which wo liavo sold for SI.60 to lOO for U8c. A/id / the finest lint we have in the liouso for 81.25. Some of the goods cost other dealers 821. CO to 9'M 00 u dozon. , Wo nro not losing money on these poods as wo can buy the in so as to sell them to you now for the small sum of 81.2,1. 81.2,1.Wo Wo will give you another gain day in trimmed hnts. 100 ladles trimmed hats , 2-5c. 100 ladles trimmed hats , 75c. 200 fine French flowers and all silk ribbon , $1.35. A wonderful display of Indies trimmed hats from $2.00 to $15.00. Everybody cnn ho suited as wo have a fine line of pattern hats from $5.00 to S20.00. These nro now goods nnd not old hats shown since Easter and ad vertised to sell for half prico. Remember the time and place , Mon day , Tuesday and Wednesday at S. HOFFMAN'S , 1408 Douglas street The loading millinery store of Omaha leads in styles , loads in prices and in courteous salesladies. Wanted Several salesladies ; call Monday , 7:30 : a. in. , 1-103 Douglas street , Great Ilargiilns In millinery. J. J. Bliss has returned from the custom market with a largo line of' choice millinery , which was bought from the importer and manu facturers at low figurcs.and which will bo placed on snlo Monday on second floor. This will bo the greatest snlo of the Boason. Ffvo thousand hats , two hun dred styles to select frqm.Hats 7c , hats 15c , hats 23c , hats 85e , hats 48c , hats , C3e , liatB 83c , hnts $1.00. The $1.00 huts nro worth $2.60. Nice trimmed hats from -18c upwards. A largo line of fine flowers at half prioo. J. J. Br SS , Wholesale" retail millinery , 1510 Douglas street. The Now Omalm-Clucugo Tram Leaves the U. P. depot. Omaha , at 7 o'clock every evening arriving at Chicago cage at 9:30 : the next morning via the Chicago & Northwestern railway. Before buying by all moans see the now No. 0 Wheeler & Wilson sowing machine. Sold on easy payments. Geo. W. Lancaster & Co. agts. , 514 So. 10th Rudolph Beal sells Union eoap. Country Murcliniiti Who are cash buyers should not fall to take advantage of the Holltnan's admin istrator's sale to secure some wonderful bargains for their fall trade. Address IIELLMAN'S ADMINISTRATOR , 13lh and Farnum , Omaha. \V. T. Soatnin , wagons and earrlago3 Nciv attractions in gonts' clothes made of finest woolens. FKANK J. RAJIGU Tourist TriH. Round trips to the Pacillc coast Short trips to the mountain resorts of Colorado. The great Salt Lake 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. Sco Harry P. Donol city ticket agent. 1HQ2 Farnam street. C. T. Evans soils Union soap. I'ut Chli'iio In Vour Pocket. A great work , "Moran's Dictionary of Chicago. " If there is a feature or Instl- lullon In the World's f.xlr clly a full do- bcrlptlon of which does not appear in the book , wo have yet to hoar of It. Price , " ! i cents per copy. For sale ut200 Herald building , Chicago. See the now , complete - ploto and elegant map it contains. Per sons ordering copies will please enclose 0 cents extra for postage. Hamilton Warren , M. D. , ooloctlo and magnolia physician and surgeon. Spe cialty , diseases of women and children. HON. 10th Btroat Telephone 143i Dr. GIbbs moved to 410 N. Y. Life. Now nnd rare drugs. Shormnn & Mc Donnell , 1613 Dodge , ltd door west P. O. D. Haas , 1813 Vlnton street , has about 2),00l ) extra line house and bedding plants to sell. Two ( iruiit Truliii Lcv.vo Omiilir. dully by the Uurllngton route for Chicago. The llrat ia the "Burlington's No. 2 , " nl 4:45 : p. in. No. 2 is a solid vcstlbulod train , composed of sleeping , dining , chair nnd smoking cars. U is the finest trnln that loaves Omaha for Chicago. The second Is the famous "Chicago Special. " at 11:69 : p. m. The "Chicago Special" la the fastest train between Omaha and the World's Fair oily , is vostlbulod throughout and is composed of the stuuo high class equipment BO charaotorlBllo of No. 2. A special sleeper for the accommodation of Omaha travel is attached to the Chicago special in this city , nnd is open for ttio rocop- tlon of passengers belwuen 0 p. in. and the hour of departure. Uealdoa those two magnificent trains Iho Hm-UiiHtoii'a Chicago local loaves Omaha nt U:60 : n. m. daily. City tlcUot ollloo. 122. ) Farnam Btroot W , F. Ya'.ll ' , agent. Ilrnnrtt'K Interesting Price * . Bennetts' patents $1.00 articles COo. Bennetts' patents GOc articles 85c. Bennetts' patents 25o articles 18c. Proprietary patents $1.00 articles Too. Proprietary jialonts 50c nrtlclos 40c. Propriolor'y patonts2-5o articles 20c. Prescriptions carefully compounded by registered druggist of 35 yenra ox- porlonco. Wo were the first in Omaha to cut the prices all along the drug line and wo still conllnuo to cut. Our pro- surlplion Irndo demonstrates it Bring us your nrcserlpllonfl nnd see what you save. The "liltlo fry" department drug gists nro kicking some because they are not in it A lady said she saved 35c bv bringing her prescription to us. You can do the same thing. Wo have a few lanterns loft that wo are soiling nt half price , only 2oc ; got ono.you will novar liavo another chance. The bottom Is out of nnlls. Attend our nxlo grease salo. Wo liavo some nt Jo box. Our meats are the choicest and wo cut you any qunnllty you want Prices lower , and weights correct BUTTER DEPARTMENT. Prices nwny down owing to over-pro duction. Nobloo handled by us In nny shape. Our eggs are the boat Wool dusturs , 3o ouch. Spring balances , 6c each. Screw drivers lo each. Monkey wrenches 6c ouch. Comb , glns-s cutters 6c. Ice picks ( good ones ) 15c. f Nutmeg graters ( just think ) lo each. Tack hammers 4u. Lemon squeezers ( good ) lOc. Garden trowels Sc. Splco cabinets 48u. Door mats 23o. Shako'spoaro'fi complete works 60c. Encyclopedias 76o. Dictionaries lOc. CO-pago pads ( numbered ) only Ic each. Toilet soap ( good value ) 2c onch. Feather dusters lOc. Moth balls , 5c box. Botllo glue nnd brush , 5o. Pass books , Ic each. Tin loilol pupur holders , a big drlvo , only 10u. Ink and mucilage , 3c bolllo. Slalos , 3o each. Handkerchiefs , 3c. Handkerchiefs , 5o. Men's hose , 3c to 2oo. < Men's shirts , 2oc. Men's pants , OSe. Overalls. Colored netting. Largo line patent medicines at just half price. Steak salmon , 3 cans 23r. Bottle olives , 3 for 25c. 2-lb. jar jam only loc. Get our prices on the following goods : Wire cloth , Freezers ( ice cream ) , Western wnshors , Garden tools or " 8019 , Trunks , valises , Harness , saddles , Boots nnd shoes , Crockerv " , etc. . etc. W. R. BENNETT CO. , 1502-150 M&00-1608-1510-1512 Capilol avo. I'nt Chicago In Your I'ockot. A great work , "Mornn's Dictionary of Jhicago. " If there is a feature or insti tution in the World's fair city a full do- acrlplion of wiiich docs not appear in the book , wo have yet to hoar of it. Price , 25 cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald building , Chicago. See the now , com plete and elegant map it contains. Por- eons ordering copies will please enclose 6 cents extra for postage. S. R. Patten , darUjlst , EDO building The I.ng t of the litillUlo. A mnjority of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the terminus of the Benson & Halcyon Heights railway. Gates open at 2 o'clock. Admission , 2oc ; children Under 12 years , lOc. o J. W. Pennoll sells Union Soap. IIULUNA AND ItUTUltX. One Fare Tor the Round Trip. For the nccommodatior. of those desir ing to visit nl points In the vicinity of or at Helena in Juno during the session of Ihe convonlion of Iho eupromo lodge ol Iho Ancient Order of United Work men , Iho Union Pacifis will sell tickets to Helena and return nt ono faro for the round trip. Tickets on sale Juno 7th to Mlh inclusive , limilod lo 30 days from , dale of salo. For any additional informa tion apply lo Harry P. Deuol , city ticket agent , 1302 Farnam street. Sunday May 29lli , 1HOJ ! , 8 P. M. Grand orehcblracoucorl al Gormanla hall. hall.Given Given by members of the M. P. U. of Omaha , Local 22 , N. L. Hans Albert , director. PROGRAM. I'AUT I. 1. Turnlcr inarch , E. Bach. 2. Overture , "Eino feslo Burg. 1st unsor Gotl , " Nicolnl. 3. Serenade , Herfurth. Cornet solo , Mr. H. Lotz. . 4. Andnnlo cnnlabl'o ' , TEchaikovsky. blring quartotlo , Messrs. Huns Alborl , Molla , Max Lent ? , S. B. Lotovsky. I'AUT II. 6. Overture , "Oboron , " C. M. von Weber. 0. Waltz , "Goschlchten nus dom Wie ner WalU , " J. Strauss. 7. Lpgondo , Wlcnlawsky. Violin , Mr. Hans Albert ; piano , Mr. Jos. Gnhm. 8. Potpourri , "Guto Bekannlo , " A. Schrolnor. Admission , 60c. The I.iint oftlio liuirulo , A majority of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the tormlnus of the Benson & Halcyon Heights railway. Gates open nt 2 o'clock. Admission , 25c ; children under 12 years , lOc. SpectaclesDr. CuUimoro,224 Bee oldg A. r. Tiikcy Will bo at Clifton Hill and Grnmmorcy Park on Saturday , May 28 , nnd Monday , May 30 , fro'm 1 to 6 p. m. each day , to show property to any who may wish for homes In cither of thcso delightful loca tions. Sommor Bros , sell Union Soap. uu huliudulu. On the Chicago & Northwestern rail way , olTacllvo May 1. Train No. 2 loaves U. P. depot , Omaha , at 7 p. in. , dally , nnd arrives at Chicago at 0:30 : the next morning. This train nlTords a "metropolitan" hour of departure from Omahii and ar rives at Chicago the next morning in ample- time , olthor for business there , or connections with all limited trains east. In addition lo this service , the after noon "Flyer" on the Chicago & Northwestern - western railway loaves U. P. depot , Omaha , dully , at 4:03 : p , in. and arrives ul Chicago at 8:13 : the next morning. Both of the above mentioned trains nro voatibulnd throughout and nro equipped with Wngno'r and Pullman sleepers , free reclining chair cars and "Northwestern" dlnliig care. Call at city tickefollTco , 1401 Fnrnnm Blrool , for Bleeping car berths , informa tion , oto , ' Bnegngo checked from residence through to anv destination. G. F. Wr.S'r , It R. RITCIUK , C. P. & T , A. General THE BOSTON STORE Grand Sale Finest Dress Goods nud Silks Ever Shown in Omaha. ALL NEW AND MOST STYLISH GOODS All riiliuloiu ItiirKUlim , Nought nt tlio ( Ircut TouiiM'tiil & Moiitimt Snlr , 70 nnd 81 I.ooimrd Street , New York City. THIS SALE ONLY FROM 8 A. M. TO NOON ON MONDAY , AND ALL MY TUESDAY. 20 pieces black Iron frnmo grenadines e a ynrd , worth 25c. Only ono pattern old to a customer. 40-Inch 'black grenadines , just the hlng for the coming warm woathnr , 25o i yard , worth U'Jc. r pieces all silk grenadines COc , vorth 81.00. 60 pieces 40-Inch all wool albatross. In black and nil colors , including evening hades , J55c a yard , worth 75c. 80 pieces German checks nnd stripes , vorth fully 25c , go at 12jo a yard. 15,000 yards all wool Bedford cords , -12 n. brlllinnlinos. nil wool lionrloltns , camels' hair in stripes mm plaids and nil vool.bourloitos in Inn , grays , old rose , etc. , atI9c per yard , worth fully $1.00. CAPES 'AND JACKETS. An immense lot of Imported broad cloth Bedford cords nnd 51 in. pi aid cloth nl 75cworth $1.50 , > > l in. Gloria silks in stripes and plains it 98c , worth $1.50. GRAND SILK SALE. 1,000 yards figured China silks In ilnulc and colored grounds , 27o tuyard. 40 pieces extra quality Japanese ) silks n every desirable sluulo at 40o a yard , vorth 89c. 10 pieces figured China silks , elegant quality and latest designs , very wldo , veil worth $1.00 at 59c a yard. 12 shades in fnillo francaiso , satin hndamas nnd gros grain silks at'GOo yard , real value $1.00. 20 pieces real shanghai silks , 27 inches wide , all shades , Including blnck , supe rior quality , at G3c yard , real value $1.25. Don't fail to .Utond this grand sale of dress goods and silks. THE BOSTON STORE. N. W. corner Kith and Douglas sts. Iliisluoix .Mon nro Not Itlcli. They llvo ns though they were and act o. Many of Ihem die poor. Moro would , voro It not for llfo Insurance. National Life Insurance Co. , M. L Roodor , man- ngor , Paxton block , Omaha. W. D. Edwards &Co. soil Union soap. Suppose You Hint Thirty Minutes to decide Bonio important mai ler. Short limit of time that. The time will como sometime when you will not have even half an hour for insurance. National Lifo Insurance Co. , M. L. Roe- dor , manager , Pnxton block , Omaha. Upright pianos nearly now , cheap if taken at once. Call 2022 Caldwell street. The Tlmo Is Nonr.nt Hiinil. Delegates and olhcrs going to the republican national convention at Min neapolis. Minn. , should telegraph or write the undersigned at once for sleep ing car accommodations. The route decided upon is the "Old Sioux City Route , " Fremont , Elkhom & Missouri Valley and Sioux Oily & Pacific railroads. See that your tickets road over that road , and do not fprgot to telegraph or write for your berth. j. B. BUCHANAN , General Passenger Agent , * Oinahu , Nob. The Denver Fust Mul : Makes the fastest , time of any railway trnln east or west , leaving Omaha nt 0:15 : in the evening and arriving at Den ver at 7:40 : the next morning. Consult llnrry P. Douol , city ticket agent Union Pacific System , 1302 Farnam St. m 3. F. Wuorth sells Union Soap. Wulorman & Co. sell Union Soap. The Last of the A mnjorily of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the terminus of tlio Benson & Halcyon Hoighls railway. Gates open nt 2 o'clock. Admission , 2oc ; children under 12 lOc. years , _ _ Dr. Cullimore. oculist. 13ao building Put Chicago In Vour I'ockot. A great work , "Morun'a Dictionary o Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti tution in the World's fair city a full de scription of which docs not appear in Iho book , Wo have yet to hoar of it. Price , 25 cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald building , Chicago. See the now , com plete and elegant map it contains. Per sons ordering copies will please enclose 0 cents extra for postage. The W" . A. Page Soap Co. are pub lishing ouch week a different list of ten morchanls who sell Union soap. Watch for your grocer's name. N OTIC 12 To the Traveling Public. On and after Juno 1 , 1892 , all slnglo trip tickets will bo limited lo expire ONE DAY from dale of sale , and will bo accoplcd on trains only for continu ous passage , lo bo commenced within Iho one day from date of salo. Round Irlp lickets will bo limited to expire for going passage ONE DAY from dale of sale , and returning coupons will bo limited to expire thirty days from date of salo. Both going and re turning coupons of round trip tickets will bo creed for continuous passngo If passage is commenced on or before dale of expiration. Throutrh tickets to nolnta on nthnr roads , when not limited through to des tination , will bo limited to continuous passage ever the C. . St. P. , M. & O. Rv. STOP-OVER CHECKS WILL NOT BE ISSUED , nor stop-over privileges bo granted on the C. , SU P. , M. & O. Ry. on nny class of ticket. Passengers should , therefore , pur chase ticket lo their first stopping point and nlso look nt the date stumped on back before getting on train and BOO that limit has not expired. Agents are authorized to redeem nt full value , on date of sale only , nny tickets sold by them when passengers nro unable to commence tholr journey ns expected. Application for rcdomplion of lickot after dnto of sale must bo made to tlio undersigned , and under this rule nny unused or unoxplrod tickets hold by pas sengers rending ever Ihls railway , will bo pubtcct to redemption on application. Conductors lnvvo no authority to ac cept tickets with expired lime limit , but will collect fare from holders of such tickets , giving receipt therefor , nnd rotor tliom to the undersigned for relief. Tickets will bo honored only In the direction in which they road. Passengers nro also requested lo show tholr tickets on entering cars , In order thnt If nol taking proper train to roach tholr dcbtlnutlon they may bo directed aright. T. W. TiSASDALB , General Pnosongor Agent. Chicago , SU Paul , Minneapolis & Ouiulia railway. Tin * W Iho Now Crn p. They nro Ingrain carpets made in ono ploco. They cdo not cover the whole room , but lorwo-about 18 Inches ot the floor uncovorofl. This is border , nnd is either vnrnislftjd , beeswaxed or painted. The advantages nro cleanliness , economy nnd rstylo. At any time they can bo lifted in a few minutes , shaken nnd put b.iek clean. Then they cost so much less than curpots. An ordinary room of 12x13 fedt would require an art square 0x12 , which would cost $11.50. A carpet ot the same quality would cost , made and Inld , $20.00 for n small room 101x12 feet , nn nrt- sqtiaro 2Jx3 yards , would bo used at n cost of $7.00 , while a carpet of the same quality laid on the floor would cost $14,00. So It is no wonder they are coming so rapidly into use. Wo have just received another largo consignment direct from the mills , nt the lowest prices that ever have boon mndo for thcso goods. N. B. FALCONER. The I.L'lldiTH. Estoy rind Camp < fc Co. pianos nnd organs sold on easy monthly payments. George W. Lancaster & Co. , ngonls , 514 oulh 10th street. Facial and bust trial treatment free at Mine. Post's ( this week ) . Wrinkles , pimples , blackheads , brown spots , freck les removed. Baths half prico. Private coins. Make engagements by Tel. 1448. Architects are invited to submit plans , ivlthout expense , for stone armory build- ng , 100x150 , cosl limited to 925,000. For inrtictilars inquire of II. B. MUlford , hnlrman. The National Uoinourittlo Convention. On the occasion of the democratic con tention at Chicago Juno 21 , 1892 , It is earnestly desired that the gront state of Nebraska may bo well represented and ako n prominent position nt the nn- .ional gathering of democrats from nil the states in the union. To this end , in order that the Nebraska democracy may present a strong and imposing front , the Jacksonlan club extends a cordial invita tion to all democrats lo unlto with the club in atlondiug the convention. Wo iavo chartered n , special train on the Union Pacific and Chiciigo & North western railways , to leave Omaha Sun day , Juno 19 , at 4 p. in. , arriving at Chicago the next morning nt 8 o'clock. Wo have arranged at Chicago with the Sherman House. Atlnnlic and Midland Hotels for exclusive Nebraska head quarters. Wo have nccomodntions for 500 people at reduced rates. Another delegation of our club and rlends will leave Omaha , via the same Ines , Monday , Juno 20 , at 7 p. in. nnd ivill bo mot in the ! Chicago depot by the club reception * committee and escorted to our headquarters. Railroad tickets nro half faro , nnd will bo sold Juno 10 to 20 , good returning until July 0 inclusive. Buy your ticket at your home , direct through to Chicago via above lines. A largo number of prominent demo crats throughout Nebraska and Iowa " already wrlttonms-for accommoda- lions , and in order'thnt wo may bo able to pi or ido all -with ample and comfortable - able railway aud hotel nccommocalions wo desire that-youi notify us of you v in tentions nt the earliest date possible. Address all communications to S. R. Rush , 919 Now York Lifo building , Omaha , Nob. Respectfully , GEO. V : Hi NUS , President. S. R. RUSH , Secretary. Hulllngor & Raloy have purchased the old Kinsler drug store , 1307 Farnam street , Ira W. Hulllngor of College Springs , la. , nnd E. V. Haley of Crete , Nob. , being Iho partners. c Newman Bros , sell Union Sonp. In IManon. A. Hospo , 1513 Douglas slreot , offers ono good toned upright plnno for $150. Another upright piano at $175. A fine square piano at $135. Now upright pianos from $250 and upwards on easy payments. Don't- full to see our largo stock of NEW SCALE KIMBALL PIANOS. Auction , rurnlturc , Auction. The most elegant lot of furniture ever offered al auction ; contents. of nn elegant gant 12-room house , folding beds ; bed room suites , matlrcsses , apringa , pil lows , carpels , chairs , lounges , ulc. All under chattel mortgage and consequently quently must bo soldWo Imvo rented this store expressly for Ihls sale so as lo display these goods to advantage , at 1209 Farnam street , Tuesday , May 31 , 10 a. m. WELLS AUCTION STORAGE Co. Nice fresh country butler , 15c , Win. Gentleman , 10th and Cass streets. Cheap KatcH tn Onuilm During Mity. The Union Pacific will sell tickets to Omaha and return at ono and one-third faro for the round trip from all points on its line within 200 miles of Omaha , May 2 , 4 , 7 , 11 , 14 , 18 , 21 , 25 , 28 and 30. Tick ets nro limited to ono week from data of snlo. snlo.For For any additional information apply to II. P. Douol , city tlultot agent , 1302 Farnam street Change of Tune * . Commencing Sundny , May 29 , the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail way will change the arrival and departure - uro of their trains UH follows : No. 2 , Chicago axpross , will leave at 11:30 : a. m. No. 4"vcstlbulo limited , will leave at 7:05 : p. m. No. 3 will arrive at 4:20 : p. m. The arrival of No. 1 will remain the same , viz , 9:35n. : . m. Note Dining cnra will continue lo run on train No. 4as ; formerly. F. A. NASH , G. A. C. O. D. Brown sells Union soap. 'California. You have soon < California frequently mentioned in newspapers and magazines Perhaps a friend has boon there and writes enthusiastic loiters baclc homo about the cllmnto nnd Iho fruits. It makes you anxious to BOO the country for yourself. Tlio boat lime t6 go Is In Iho fall nnd winter. Thomwork here is least pressing - ing and California climate is now pleas ing. The way to go is via Santa Fo routo. on ono of Unit lino's popular , per- 'Bonally ' conducted parties , leaving Chicago cage every Saturday evening , and leav ing Kansas City every Sup-lay morning. Special agonis and porlors In attend ance. Pullman tourist sleepers aroused used , furnished with bedding , mat- troseus , toilet articles , etc. Second elms tickets honored. Write to E. L. Palmer , passenger ngont Santa Fo route. 131U Farnam slrool , Omaha. Nob. Kottca n/five HnCKir [ tit uniltr IM lKadflJtu ctntmtach uiUlldnuil line ten ttnlt- -floradcnovlovn.iluuKliterof Jonopli U. and l-tlle ; Woeth , uprd 11 inonti ! and 17 dnyi. from pnuutnonln. 1'uucral from family rcildcuoe , IJ07 .N. lilli strutl , ut - p. ui. bmi ll uy. AXIf IIMMMT 1\T H1 > 4f l PTITI ONL WliM IN REAL LSI AIL Not Much to Show bnt n Great Peal to Talk About , FIND MUCH CAUSE FOR SATISFACTION All the Dealers Olntiu Thuro Are Mutiy ltcnoim to ] > < < 1'leiiftoil ltli tlio Cltj's l'roj | 3ciH l-'urthnr Ooinp.irl. 1011 of Value * . Tlui last wcok has not boon very prolific of news in real ostalo circles. It cannot bo claimed , bowovor , that the situntlon tins bcon in any wny disappointing , for , while rent ostnlo mon looked for Increased activity with tbo coming of sottlou weather , they Old nol oxpoot It to tnuterlahzo all of n sudden with Iho 11 Ht day of sunshine. Bottled weather will cause building oparatlons to bo umlorlakcn on n more extensive scale nnd thnt always lias n stimulating olTcul upon tlio real cstato market. A feature of the present s'tuntion ' Is the amount of Inquiry for property from pros- paetivo purchasers , but nt tbo sunn lima thcro appears to bo n hesitancy about closing up doals. This would seam to bj duo to the fnel Ihat many of Iho Inquiries como from capitalists who nro seeking investments nuu nro making a thorough Investigation , and tailing tncir tlmo tn it , before placing * tholr monoy. The fnct thai some of these deals which have boon hanging llro for it long time do couio to mnturity Is a goad Indication that Omaha proocrlv is really valuable nnd capable of standing Ibo toU of thorough ex amination. Real estate men nppenr to never grow tired of discussing the many advantages to bo derived - rived by real ostalo owners from the carry- In ; ; out of the NobrhsKn Contr.il Kchomo. In fnct , II is prolty hard to lalk with a real os- tnto man without bis bringing up thai sub ject. They nppoar to feel that Omalm Is ac tually procrossinir , and that , too , in a most solid and substantial manner ; but that some no'V'Cnterprlso commensurate with the size of the city should bo undertaken to convince outsliio capilal that Omaha is really awake. The Impression Is BO general thai Iho car rying of Ihe Nebraska Conlrnl scheme will bo followed by an improvement in real estate values that a good many capitalists nro said to bo figuring on making heavy investments should the election go in fnvor of the pro posed schomo. Old mill Nc\r Values. The comparison of values presented la Tun SDNHAV BER last week occasioned n great dcnl of comment among these intoroslod in tlio subject. The lignros wcro really n sur prise oven to these well informed , but who bad not talton tbo trouble to muko compar isons for themselves. 'Iho advance In values was shown to have boon enormous , nnd as the actual location of each piece of property was pivon there was no chance for misrep resentation. Comparisons wore made on property located In nil pirts of the city , showing that the advance hnd boon general nnd nol uontincd lo any ono favored locality. In order to allow of the comparison being carried still further Iho _ Potler & George company has allowed its books to bo exam ined. It will bo noted that actual sales are reported , the majority of tnom occurring in 1S87 , which uro compared with present vnluos : Present SollhiK. Description nnd Pneo. Value. Lot r > , block 2 , llillsldo addition , sold November 111 , 18S3. $ JJ3. $ 3.0DO Lot 20 , block 2. Potter's addition , sold January 8. 1837. $1.003 l.fiOO Lot 2v' , b'oolc 2 , Potter's addition , sold January 17. 1687 , $ OJO J.COO Lot 4 , block 0 , Hillside No. 1 , sold January 7,1637 , JI.4.VJ 3,030 Lot 5 , block 1 , 1'ottci's addition , sold January 24 , IbS ? , $1,03 , ) . . . . . ' l.SOO Klfty tout on llnrney , nonr Twentieth street , sold January SI , Ibb7. * . > .OOJ 10,000 Lot -J , blnck 2 , Potter's addition , bold January 17. Ib37930 1,000 Lot 21 , block 2 , Potter's addition , bold Jrintiary Ul , 16s7. $030 1,000 Lot ' . ' . ' , block 4 , Potter .V Cobb's addi tion , South Omaha , sold September 2ti , Ibsli. KOO COO Lot 'A block 4. I'ottcr & Cobb's addi tion , South Omaha , sold September M , I830.JM3 D03 Lot S4 , block 4 , Potter & Cobb'a addi tion. South Omaha , sold September " 0 , 18311. KM 530 Lot II , block 2. Potter & Cobb's addi tion , South Omaha , sold October 0 , IbSB.I.'CO r 500 North one-half of lot 1 , block I , Park place , sold 1'obruar.v 2,5. 18S7.I.MJ 5,000 Lot 2 , block I. llillsldo No , tf , sold Feb ruary 20. 1S87 , JI.7.V ) 3,000 Lot tl , block hi , South Omaha , sold Muy 23. lbS7. W.HW ! 0.000 Lot II , block 8 , llrst addition to South Omaha , sold May 2.1 , ls > 87. JI.200 2,500 Lots 1 nud 2. block 1 , Bedford place. sold March 13. 1837 , $000 l.COO Lot 2. block 77. South Omaha , sold Sep tember 12 , 1SS7. H5JO 5.500 Lots , block 117 , city of Omnliii. corner .Sixteenth nud Fur mini , sold Novem ber 15 , 1S87. S70.V > 0 125,030 Lot 0. block 78 , South Omaha , told No vember 11. 1S 7 , W.UJO 0,000 Lot 111 , block ' . ' . Stcolo tt Woods. East Oinahu , hold Decembers , ! Ks9 , J.'IO 700 Lot II. block (1. ( Steele & Woods , E.ist Onuilia , sold Jummrv 7 , 1SS [ > . i..V ' ) . . . . 1,000 Lot 2- ' , block II , Btoelo & Woods. East Omaha , sold January 8 , IBS' ) . fr > 3 70D Lot ill. block : i. Slnelo & Woods , East Omalm , sold May 0. 1B89 , J333 700 Lot 22. block 2. Steele & Woods , Kust Omaha , sold Jnno 15. 1889. $ ; . " > 700 Lot 2i : , block 2. Steele & Woods , Kast Oniiiliu , sold August 1 , I8slt , $ i.T > 700 Two at'res In East Omaha , Bold Juno 23 , ISSMi.OJO 5,030 Nineteen acres In the southwest quar ter of southwest quarter section 5 , township 1-1 , rmicu ii. : near South Omaha , sold December 2. . Itttd. $ iWJ : . . 10,00 ] Tun acres In section f , township 14 , range ii : , near South Omaha , Hold December II , 18 % , JJ.OOO 0,000 Lot I , block G , Lowe's second addition , sold November 21,183(1 ( , l.80l ( 17,500 Lot 10 , block 71) ) . South Omaha , gold No- YPiuber 12 , Ito' . , $1.400 C.OOO Stray NhotH. E.V. . N.ish Is making nri-nngomonts for pulling up a llvo-slory Urick building on Ibo silo of Iho old Nasb residence on Harnoy stroat between Sixteenth ani tiovontocnlb. It will tiavoa froutago of sixty-sir foot , ox- tendlng back lo Iho alloy. The building will bo occupied by Iho Columbus Uuggy com- pnny. The Pnxlon-Viorling Iron works have boon awarded Iho contract for furnishing the iron for Iho now Krug brewery. This is the largest contract for iron made In Omaha slnco tbo completion of Tin ; BEH building. Tbo Iron furnlshea for Tim I3iii : building by tlio Paxton-Vierllng iron { works came lo something ever $ 'Jti,000 and the ICrug con tract will fall lltllo short of that mark. Mr. Viorllng says that tbo letting of this contracl in Omaha will give employment to between sovouly and eighty additional mon at bis works , Following are tbo real ojtalo transfers for cacti day of Iho past wcok : Monday 8 13.745.00 Tiifsdiiy 18.274.00 Wednesday 40.UG-MU Thursday ilO.UI.loa Friday Wfi.-aoo ) Saturday fcO,707oo ( iiivo Him ( looclliyu. I3oyd'a ' theater orchestra and Julius Meyer's brass band gave a concert last night nt 107 South Seventeenth street In honor of Uuido Huobnor , a member of Iho theatrical orchestra , and who will leave .Monday for Europe. Ho will flrsl go lo Milwaukee , where ho will marry Mmo. Tollman , lately Mmo. Modjoska's maid. After lliolr mar riage Mr. nud Mrs. Huobner will cross the water on the "Klba" of the Gorman Lloyd lino. They will visit Ilromon , f-clpsio nud Dresden and will return to Omaha about September 1. Tony I'lmlor'a Company , Monomer Lawlor has secured for wcok of May 30 Tony I'astor's All Slar company , headed by Nellie Mnjrulro in her latosl Lon don successes , "My Son Dan , " "Tho Coslor Girl" and many oihon. Lillian Uandali has earned her title of VYblilllng 1'attl , and this artist , with the Hobo like form and blrdliUe voice , nmkos her first appearance In Omaha. Alblnl , king of cards , Uallaghor ana Clifton , sketch nrtlita , The Indian albino child , with bor copper colored parents , ls the greatest curiosity on exhibition. Wonderland pro- teuU a very strong bill for Iho UOtta , Torrltorlul 1'louuer AinocUtloii. After th parade al Lincoln Thursday , Iba old tettlor * piestnt formed tbo aboro cmtlon nt LoBlslntlvo hall. It is to Include nil who rnmo hero , or were born In the stnto prior to Marjh 1 , 1 07 , the dnto of Iho presi dent's proclamation making us n stnto The . ( mowing oftlcora were elected to serve until Iho nrst , regular meeting to bo cnlloa bv the president thU Mil , or until otherwise or- lorcd : Wilson \V. Maddox ( Pldrco county io v Otoo ) who came hero April 7 , ISM , pros ilentjVllllain StndoUn.inn. llrat vloo prcMdenl : Mrs. A. Mlnlck , second vlco irosldonl ; John A. Mac.Murphy , sncrotntv ; r. IMlchlc. nsststantsocrotnrv ; A.V. . Sim mons , ( born hero 13.M5) ) tronsuror ; Uolonol U. b. Jh.iso anil John A , MnoMurphy were np- pointed to prepare ni'onstltutlon and bv-laws to bo Mibnultod at the Ilrst called regular moollng. Thoio dosli-lni ? tn join. pos-scsMnc the iropar quallflcationa , c.in ROIU ! tholr names o John A. Mac.Murphy , sccrotary. UK ! North Twenty-It fth street , Uin.ilia. Nob. , nnd they will bo enrolled In the list for that , mooting , when nil who can should attend. I Isolico will bo plvon in the prois of the I stnto. State nnmo In full , d.Uo of arrival , or I birth , place , nnd present , mldross. J DKOUailT GOOD FUEMIUM. Very riuttrrlng llliU Mutlo tor nil Imuo of Onmlm lliiuilK. City Treasurer Dolln sold Iho park bonds yesterday nnu the premium paid fully Indi cated to his mind that the credit nnd finan cial standlnir of Omuhn In the money marbut , s Ilrst class. The bonds werolisuol In de nominations of Sl.oaO each , boarlnt ? interest nt the rnto of 5 per conl pjynblo soml-nnnu- ally. The principal Is duo In twenty and tayablo in ton years. The bids wcro as fol- ows : H. L. Day ft Co. , par , accrued Interest to date of delivery and premium of ? 5.TV ( Dlnko Hros. , t Co. , lloston , ) ) .ir , nccruod In- lerost to ilato of dcllvnry and iiremlum of fTi.Ill ; Spencer , Trojk A : 'Co. , Uoston. par , accrued interest to date of delivery nnd pre mium of JJ.OO ; Drowsier , Cobl ) it K < ta- brook , Hoston. i-l.ftU ; Spit/or ft Co. , lloMon , $0.10V. ; . J. Hayes & Sons , Chicago , $ UiO : ; N. W. Harris As Co. . Chicago , $ ' 5.tlb ; Lim- iircrht nro . & Co. , Cleveland , W-fiO ; U. tl. Uolllns ft. Sons , Denver , W.O'J ' ; Ulalr & Co. , ftaw York , $5.10. The bid of Harris & Co. was decided to bo the highest nnd host nnd was accepted. The pro miuui amounts A Orcilltnhlu Publication. How many sermons nil n barroli Every body has hoard of the preacher turning his barrel. 'Jt'ho question is answered in "Tho Massachusetts Mutual , " a literary monthly [ mb'.lshod in Spilngfiold , Mass. Uev. J. B. Moore of C'.roonlloU found that ho could got 800 of his sermons into a Hour barrel. Ho expatiates on the subject In the Juno number of ths Mutual. In the same issue inny bo road ono of the best accounts of the World's fair , of what has boon done nnd what re mains to bo done for it , that wo have soon. Especially admirable are the illustrations , n dozan in number , scattered through tbo letterpress. Those half-tone reproductions of photographs of the principal buildings of the fair and tholr surroundings have a soft ness of effect on'.v found in the linost of the 'graver's work and should bo prized. Other articles of the Massachusetts Mutual nro scarcely loss Interesting nud all are instruct ive. A capital llttlo story by W. A. Calla- linn , entitled "At the Lakeside . " and svmpa- Ihcllcally descriptive of the wooing and the winning ot a winsome maid and merry , 1s a toaluro Ihat will while away an amply half hour very pleasantly. "Hiinspots Iho Cnuso of Atmospheric Disturbance" Is treated In a manner botlttlng so serious a subject. These , nnd editorial reflections on man's mortality and responsibilities with the obvious moral they point , malco up an interesting eight pages of readable matter. a At the 1'iirk Today. The Seventh ward military band will render the following program at Hanscoin inrk Sunday afternoon , May 20 , beginning at I o'clock , under the direction of Prof. F. Al. Stolnhauscr : 1M11T I. Selection from the opera Pirates of Potiir- nnco . Sullivan ALMIUS lie ! ( from the 12th mass ) . Mo/.ai t Selection from the opera Li : Fnvoiitn . . . . - , . ' . Dnnl/ottl March Victory and Colouration. .Siulnlmusur PAH ! u. Orand Selection Tan nlianscr . Wagner Selection from thuopurn I'oor Jonathan. . MIIIocLer Select Inn from Maritana . Wallace Introduction and Initial choius ( from ihu thjrd act of Lohengrin . Wagner 1'AIIT III. _ Overture I'rln ? Mothus.ilcm . Strauss I'ar.iphniso Melody In V . Kubensteln Walt/ Deutsche ( ! ciis o . I'lihrbaeli Hungarian national dances . Lubanka National airs , America. A Correction. OMAHA , May 23. To the Editor of Tin : Br.n : In vour issue of May 23 is an editorial with the caption "Itineracy Still Slands , ' | in which is a misconception of Iho real pur pose of the friends of the innovation respectIng - Ing Iho removal of Iho time limit from pas toral service. The measure submitted nt the late session of the Mothodlst general con ferenco was in tended to remove the tlrno limit but not to destroy the itineracy. Ono feature of the proposition , nnd may bo the main ono , pro vided that a pastor would bo subjected to removal at the close of any year In his term if , in the judgment of the bishop nnd his presiding elder , ho could not longer bo use ful in that charge. EXAMIXIH. Ignored thu OhargcH. CHICAGO , III , . MayiJS. The executive com mittees of the farmers' organizations of tbo stale who have been investigating the charges thai Ibo National Union company was under Ihc conltol of Ibo Cordage trust and otherwise inimical to the farmers , have como to Iho conclusion that the company , while its capital is not quita as large as it ought to be far the purpose , is pursuing n good plan In the establishment of co-oporativo stores In tbo state , and should bo allowed to continue Its work. The Cordugo trusl charges wcro Ignored. Captured nil ICscupcil Coin let. PIKE nu-lT , Ark. , May 28. John Wesley , who recently escaped from the Mississippi penitentiary at , Uroonvlllc , where ho was a llfo-sontcnco convict for murder , wns cap tured here by Chlof of Police Folton this morninir. The police wore on tbo track of four otbor convicts who oicuped with him. Wesley xvus nt ono time n prominent member of the Mississippi legislature. Acrlilcn tally ICIri-troriitrd. PiTTswutn , Pn. , May 2S. While n pang of Hungarians were working n traveling crane in the Edgar Thompson steel works this morning a charge from an electric light wire entered the crane , ( killing two mon and severely shocking tba others. MINNKAI'OI.IS , MIN.V , AMI fiTUIl.V. : Ono Faro for the Itoiiiul Trip. The Union Pacific will soil tlcUots to Mlnnniipolis and rolui-n nt ono fnro for Iho round Irlp lo tboso desiring lo nl- tend the Nitiionul Itapulriiunn convon- lion , which ineolB Juno 7. For dittos of sale nnd limits of tlckols or nny nddl- tlonul Information npply lo Agent Union Pacillc Syslom. Mnrrlitgu I.ICOIIKIIH , Tbo following marriage llcoutes were Issued by Judge Eller yesterday ; Nanio and iKldiuus. . Ago. I A. L. 1'almer , Omalm . l- > | llulda Johnson , Omaha . 'M J.IohntX PtaW. Omaha . V4 | Mary Bloup. Omutm . . ' ! HILL IS HEADING FOR OMAlhV The "Groat Northern" Mngnata Seeking . Terminal Facilities in This Oity , / ANOTHER OUTLET TO THE PACIFIC COAST Hum Already linen Mmlo nml Ovrrtnrot for Di-pot ( irouudi nnd ltllit-ol-Wiiy | Wlmt Itoulil .Mean lor Onmlm. "A big railroad system has been seeking an entrance into Om ilia and yet your people seem to have Had no Inkling of It , " remarked u railroad man who lias the lopntntion of being "on the Inside. " "Ordinarily Unit would bo rather singular , " ho continued , "but ,11m Hill is ns sly as a fox and ho seldom - dom makes n noise uutll bo is ready to Jump. " - * \ James Hill Is president of the Great North ern , n system of nboul 4,000 mlioithat lie hns created within n few yo.irs. When urged to unbosom himself the speaker out lined Iho project for a now line Into Omaha. Nol very long ngo Iho Sioux Cily .t North * orn mndensurvoy from Sioux City to Pa- pillion. The road now runs from Sioux City north for n Ulstnnco of ninety-seven miles" , connecting nt Gnrrotson with the Great Northern. It has nlso leased the I'aclllo Short Line , winch gives It u brldgo across the Missouri. "Now while the Sioux City .t Northern Is apparently an Independent road it Is s r to say that it is dominated by Hill , and ns T innttor of fad It Is being opor.itod In con nection with the Ornat Northern for through trains between Siou.x Cily anil Minneapolis. This maintenance of n separate organisation seems to bo n part ol Hill's method to mask his scheme uutll tie is ready to nut U Into execution. "Not only hns thnt survov boonmado * , but agents of the Sioux City & Northern linvo quietly sought nn entrance to Omuhn nnd made nn estimate of the cost of the right of way. Their figures aggregate about S.MH- ) , OOJ. Add to tbo right of wnv Iho cost of p'ni senger and frolght depots nnd other terminal facilities und you will see thnt an entrance to this city Involves an enormous outlay. M ho Great Northern Is strainingevorr nerve to complete Its line to Seattle ul Iho onrllost possible dnto , building from bolh directions at the rnto of thrco nillos n day. This Pa cific extension drew so hoavllv oh Its tnndi that the project for an Omaha line was tem porarily bold In abeyance. "Slnco then overtures have been made to tbo Missouri Pacillo to Join in the enterprise by extending Its line n pnrt of the dlslanco townra Sioux City. This sort of n deal would not onlv glvo the Greal Northern nn entrance Into Omaha , but would carry with it an Invnlunblo alliance. The ouo road has u great network of lines in the south nnd southwest and the other spreads ovei the north and northwest iti similar manner. At no other point would the two sj stems como into contact , mid there would bo no conlllctinc interests to prevent n strong friendly nllinneo. "I am Inclined to the opinion thnt this proposition is still under consideration by the Missouri Pacillc , but If it rojeetn the proposal the Nebraska Central will glvo the Great Northern th terminal facilities it seeks In Omalm "Thoro is every reason for thinking Hill wants to como into this torritorv , which would glvo his line agroatnmounto'f freight. The Great Northern would bo n big thing for Iho commercial interests of Omaha , because It would bring the benefits of low water rates. It has a very direct line from Sioux City to Dulutli , and from that point a line of Inko steamers is balng operated in coancc > lion witn it. Only the other dav n shipment of thirty-live carloads of nnlN'wns received nt Sioux City thnt came ironi Pitts , burg to Buffalo nnd thoncu by water to Du- luth. The Great Northern also lias a trulllu arrangement with the Canadian Pacillo which enables it lo run its cars over thnt road when it sees lit. "Tho Groat. Northern hns been brought to gether so rapidly that Omaha people haven very hazy idea or no Idea nt nil of the vnst system which is knocking nt their door for entrance. With Iho closing of the gap to Sioux City Omaha would liavo good llr.es by this system to Minneapolis nnd St. Paul , to Uuluth , to Manitoba , to North Dakota , and thence west across the conti nent. With the exception of the route to Minneapolis these lines would bo much moro direct than nny now offered thisscction. The S Great Northern has already como Into Una territory for business. The Nortnwestoni lines naturally refuse to exchange trnfllc , but the Union Pacific is friendly , ( uito n delega tion from Lincoln , for example , will go to Minneapolis over n route made up of these lines. It will bo carried to Sioux City ever the Union P icllic by way of Columbus , " Mlliraiil < i > Changes. The Milwaukee has a now time card which will go into effect today. The 0:20 : p. m. tram for Chicago u 111 leave nt 7-05 , and the day train will leave at 11 : , ' ! 0 n. I stead of 1 p. m. The train leaving Chlc/fcjo at 10:20 : p. in. will arrive at-li : > U p. in. Instead of 5:50. : Hereafter tbo through sleeper to Denver will como in on this train and go west on .the B. & M. ilyor at1:40. : . The Milwaukee lias posted notices that stop-over privileges are to bo abolished. All kinds of nowlng machines for rent by Iho week or month. SM S. 10th J'rt'Nltlmtliil I'mjiliuciCH. Those sending In coupons for pres idential prophecies for the $1,000 policy issued by the National Llfo Insurance company of Vermont , to bo tnvon away by TIIK'OMAHA DII : , ran rccolva vnK > liable information by calling on I ) . ,1. - Collins , -lOIt Pax ton block. Ho has a pointer on what will bo done at the Min neapolis convention. iSeo coupon iti this paper ) . All kinds of sowing machines lopalrud by a first chins machinist at OM So. lillh street. M. F. Timms sells Union Soap. I'ut Chicago In Your 1'dcki'l , A great work. "Moran's Dictionary of Chicago. " . If there is a feature or Insti tution In the World ' < fair clly a full do- scriplion of which docs not appear In the book , wo have yet to hoar of It. Price , IM cents per copy. For sale aj.i.0fr ' Herald building , Chicago. Sco the now , complete nnd elegant map It cunt aim. Porous ordering copies will please enclose - close U cents extra for poslago. In millinery. J. J. HUss has returned from the ouritorn market with it largo line of choice millinery , which WIIH bought from the Importer arid iniiiiu- facurors at low liguroB , and which will bo placed on sale Monday on socondy lloor. This will bo the greatest Halo of the season. Flvo thousand hatu , two hundred otylos to solecl from. Hats 7c , halB 15c , hats SIlc. hatsJWc , lintH Itfc , hnlH Olto , lints 8IJc , halH $1.00. The $1.00 hats are worth 12.60. Nice trimmed hula from -18u upwards. A largo lluo of line flowers at half price. .1. .1. HUKH , Wholesale nnd retail millinery , 1510 Douglas btrcol. Highest of all in Leavening Power.--Latest U. S. Gov't Report
