8 THE OMAITA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , JUNE 17 , 1802.
FOR "THIRD CITY" VISITORS
Omaha Makes Ono Day Pleasant for the
People of Beattico.
FIRST EXCURSION TO THE EXPOSITION
Onlclnl * nnd llmlne Men from ( Ingo
County1 * Cnpltnl Ooino to I'ny'Il
to Nobrn lca' Greatness How
They Spent the Day.
People out through the state nro taking a
lively Interest In the Manufacturer * ' ex
position and several excursions to Om.iha
nro planned for the accommodation of the
hundreds who wish to vIsltMho llnest indus
trial exhibit ever mudoln the state.
The llrst ot these partloi arrived yesterday
morning from Beatrice , reaching Omaha by
the 11 , Jfcnl. at 11:30 : o'clock. There were
thrco well filled cars , whlo were decorated
decorated with banners reading , "Beatrice
lav nt Omaha. "
The visitors were motnt the depot by n
reception committee of Omohans prominently
Uraalov. A. C. Duvenport , U. F. Ilodgln nnd
II. O. Todd. Mayoi Phillip' , who came up
yesterdnv , nnd A. R. Dempster nnd Lou
vVohn , who have oxblbiU nt the Coliseum ,
were also on hand to introduce the visitors
to the inomboM of the reception committee.
The excursionists were Immediately os-
cortcO to a train of cnblo cars in waiting and
whisked nwny toward the Coliseum. Ac
companying the party was the Third City
band , n'hnndsomo , well trained organization ,
which discoursed muslo on the wny to the
exposition. The Coliseum was turned over
to the visitors and they were tilled w.l h
wondAr by the great exhibit , just as all visi
tors bavo been.
Among the Beatrice party vrcro quite n
number of ofllclnls and prominent manufac
turers nnd merchants. The cltv council was
represented by Mosurs. A. V. Saunders , R. J.
Btnltti , I. N. Casper nnd O. L. Colo. Other
city dignitaries woro.I. T. Phillips , clerk ; J.
S. Graolo , treasurer ; B. H. Ogden , street
commissioner.
Among ether prominent citizens were :
L. K. Walker , president of the Board of
Trade ! A. C. Jordan , editor of the Express ;
Judge II. W. Parker , C. B. Dempster , W.
H , UulTott , W. N. Robbins , S. M. Hershey ,
C. F. A. Bivrtling , E. D. Whcolock , ( Joorgo
Sojulko and O. W. Manor.
As excursion rules were granted on nil the
roads n good many visitors came In over tbo
Union Paclrto und the Roclc Island on the
regular trains.
Mow They Spent the Day.
Shortly after midday the band was es
corted down town ly ; the secretary of the
association nnd treated to a good dinner.
In the afternoon the Uoatrlce boys gnvo a
trcot parade , playing In front of the various
hotels nnd winding lor themselves many
compliments on their line appearance und
good music.
The excursionists , together with the at
tendance from Omaha , kept the Coliseum
bulldlni ; comfortably well llllod all ttio after
noon.
Early in the ovonlnu\hocrowdcommenced
to Increase rapidly and the building was
soon filled to its utmost capacity. Over
4,000 people passed through the Coliseum
building during the day , which was n gain of
over 1,500 us compared with the previous
djy.
djy.Tho
The manufacturers , when ihoy saw how
well the people were pleased on the opening
nlpht , predicted that there would bo u
steady Increase In the attendance as
long ns the exposition lastad , and
their expectations are apparently being
renllzod. A peed many manufacturer.- : were
heard to comment on the Interest which all
the visitors took In the dlnorcnt cxbibits.
Kvorynno appeared to bo anxious to lenrn nil
about NobrnMcu made goods , and their desire
for Information was gratified to its fullest
extent.
The visitors from out of town especially
were very much Interested , und oxclnma'
lions of surprise nnd pleasure were beard on
every hand. After putting In a full day the
excursionists lelUat 10 p. in. on a 13. & M.
special for homo.
Uxpoidtlou Notes ,
The visiting soldier boys are attending the
cxposluon In Increased numbers.
Pcoplo never full } ' renllzod before the
clesafico of workmanship displayed by Jo-
brastiti made carriages.
The ladles any that the machine turning
out paper boxes works so rapidly that It
makes them dizzy to lool : at it.
The champion soap wrapper of the United
Btntcs , who wraps nnd packs 1,000 bars of
coup In nu hour , Is constantly surrounded by
nn udmirlug crowd.
"After seeing this exhibit , " said a visitor ,
"any man who will tread Nobrnska soil with
any other than a Neb < -aska shoo ought to bo
ashamed of himself. "
Drumtnond declares that the wax figure
representing the prince of Wales taKlng a
ride in his carriage was made ID Nebraska ,
und ho ought to know.
The band knife In the overall factory
which cuts 1UO thicknesses of cloth nt n
lime Is pronounced by nil visitors as worth
thu prlco of admission alone ,
"Omaha Is treating us royally , " said a
Lincoln manufacturer. "Sho
not only ex
tends a hand In welcome , but there have
been in the baud a number of largo orders
tor our goods , "
Among. tUo moat attentive spectators nt
the exposition nro the Indian soldiers from
Iho fort. They nppcar to never grow tired
of gazing at the wonders of modern manu
facturing methods.
The little Indian girl who poses ns the
trade mark in the bag faotorv is us fond of
perfumery as any ot her white sisters nnd
has taken n grout liking to Bryan of Lincoln
ind his perfumery atnmlzor.
Tbo cipar manufacturers nro attracting a
great deal of attention. Many old amouors
never saw n cigar made until they visited
the exposition. A uooJ many Inrso orders
have boon placed with the manufacturers by
dealers who confessed that they never real
ized before that such good cigars could bo
made In the west , Ono of the munufaituror *
tun u cigur on exhibition that Is worth $150 ,
which bo made on a wngor. It Is needless to
add that it was not all mudo from tobacco.
The manager of the Beatrice Canning
company romnikod thnt the exposition
mnrkcd iho commencement of n now
era in Nubrdsicn industrial enterprises ,
"Wo can all sco now that when iho
cllles of Nebraska pull logetber they can
accomplish gio.u things , The old plan ot
every city for Itunlf Is n thing of Iho pasl.
Every ono renll/os Hint the growth of cayh
city In the stnto Is doponaent to n vorv largo
extent upon the growlh of Other cklbs of
the stnto. Omaha cannot incrouso in wealth
nnd population unless the Mate makes pro
gress. If the resources ot the state nro de
veloped nothing can prevent the growth of
Omaha. "
Thrrn Tiling to llcmcmtiRr.
Hood's Barsnparllla has the most merit.
Hood's tiarsuparilla has won uuuqualcd
lucccss.
Hood's Barsnparllla accomplishes the
frcntest OUIOK.
Is it not Iho meJIcluo for you )
Constipation is caused by loss of the perls-
lalllu action of iho bowels. Hood's pliu re-
itoro this action nnd Invlgoraiutho liver.
Hound Trip Tluliuti.
The only line running through trains
direct to Denver. Colorado Springs ,
Munitou nnd Puublo. Low rates to nil
points In Colorado , Utah or Paolllo const
points. Fust tluin on eloL'unt vostibulod
l/nlns , free rocllniri , ' ohiilr curs und the
celebrated "Hock Island dining cura. "
Comfort , safety und epood secured when
tlcicQtod vlu the 'Great Hock Islnnd
Uouto. " TloUot olllco 1002 Farnnmstroot.
CHAKUS KKNNKDY ,
J , L. DHBKVOISI : , O. N. W. P. A.
City Ticket and Pass. Agt.
DruiikumioM ,
A dlBonso , treated as such and perma
nently cured. No publicity. No infirm *
ury. Homo treatment. Harmless nnd
ellootuiil. Hofor by perinlfcslon to Hur-
Jlnpton Hawltcyo. Bond ' . 'o slump for
mphlot ShoKoqucm Chotnlciil Co. ,
IT USED TO BE STONEH1LL
But Now The Boston Store Owns the Whole
Stock , Completely , Entirely.
SALE ALREADY IN FULL BLAST
An T.onj * in It l.nMK , nnil n * Ills
n It K nnil Ifn the Orcatcit
Ilnnkrupt S.Uo Omaha llns
Kvcr Unoivn.
Pcoplo will flock In crowds
And cliunor for the goods.
And oven go Hungry for bread ,
Saving thu inonoy to buy thoao bar
gains.
Don't wait , don't delay ,
Slonohill don't fnil every day.
Wo'vo got the birtrnlns of n Hfotlmo.
You can liuvo thoin nlraoat for llio
asking.
When you roallzo the facts :
Thut every dollar's worth of goods In
this whole atoolt la bolng sold at a frac
tion ot Its value , and that thousands of
people have boon waiting for this
chance , In fact have not bought a cent's
worth anywhere , but just simply wait
ing for this stock to bo sold. You will
then sco at a glnnua that your chanco'is
siiuuly as theirs , you must coino quick.
If you nond n , drossi , no matter how
fine , or if it's only a c.ilico wrapper ,
coino now and buy it.
There Is not a single thing In the
whole dry goods stock that a lady can
not wear to nd van Intro.
The jackets and wraps , capes , shawls
and cloaks , are being lltor.illy forced on
the market by the power of the price.
Would not unvono buy a clo.ak worth
$25.00 or $30.00 for less than a quarter of
whi'.t the goods alone cost ?
And so on right through the whole
list.
list.Tho ladles' underwear and hosiery ,
the corsets , the laces and embroideries
nil go at tromcmdous bargains.
Kvcry p.ur of Stonohill's ' gloves and
mitts , every pin and spool of thread is
sold at n fraction of its value.
The calicos , ginghams and muslins ,
the whole slock of table linen , bed
spreads , sheetings , comforts , can't stand
in the shelf it second ; the bolts pass from
hand to hanu. It's a bolt ono minute , a
remnant the next , and then it's gono.
IT USED TO BE STONEIIILL'S ,
Now it is simply Stonohtll's old stand
and everything in it boloncs to
THE BOSTON STORE.
aiiANu ciiuAi' j\cimsitm :
To Gothenburg , Neb. , the Niagara of the
1'lllllH.
The coming great manufacturing center -
tor of the west unlimited water power
for diversified industries. Great auction
sale of city lots will bo hold at Gothen
burg , Juno ilO. The opportunity of a
lifetime. Immense factory buildings now
being erected there covering several
acres. Thousinds of people will locate
at Gothenburg during the next year.
Take any train on Juno 27"or 28.
Purchase a single ticket to Gothenburg
and take a receipt from ticket agent for
amount paid. Upon presentation of this
receipt at our Gothenburg olllco on Juno
20 , wo will furnish you with a return
ticket for one-third of ono faro , or if
you buy property at the sal j to the value
of 8UOO" the whole amount of your rail
way faro will bo refunded. Address for
maps , pamphlets , . Gothenburg Water
Power and Improvement Co. , 220 La
Sallo street , Chicago , 111.
FOUK KXCUKSIONH EAST.
VI.i the Wub.ish Line.
1ST CINCINNATI AND HETUHN 819.10.
For the national prohibition conven
tion the Wnbash will eoll round trip
tickets at above rate on Juno 27 and 28.
2ND NK\V YOHIC AND KETUKN $28.75.
Loss than half faro.
For the Youns People's Society of
Christian Endeavor convention the
Wabash will sell round trip tickets at
above rates on Juno 4 , 5 and 6 with
choice of routes via St. Louis or Chicago.
3D SARATOGA AND HETUKN 830.55.
For the National Educational associa
tion the Wabash will soil round trip
tickets at above rate July 4 to 10 , with
choice of routes via St. Louis or
Ohiciigo.
iTII DKTUOIT AND UETUUN $20.50.
For the Baptist Young People's union
the Wabash will eoll round trip tickets '
at above rate July 12 and 13
For tickets , sleeping car accommoda
tion and n ( elder giving liets of routes ,
sldo trips , cost of same , with ether
valuable information , call at Wabash
olllco , 1502 Par nam street , or write
GEOUOKN. CLAYTON ,
N. W. P. and Ticket Agent ,
Omaha , Nob.
A OAKU.
Iloyn's l'liotOru\ | Studio.
The business and fine photographic
work that has boon invariably done in
this studio will bo in no wise affected by
the recent death of Mr. George Iloyn.
The business will bo carried on as
usual , and finer work than over ( if such
a thing bo possible ) will bo turned out.
The services of one of the most expert
operators and positiouists from the cast
have boon secured whoso name alone is
Rudicicnt to attract a critical lover of
fine photography. All the old employes
who have boon connected for years
with the studio under the direct super
vision of the late Mr. Iloyn will bo found
at their old pobts.
Every otlort will continue to bo made
to provo that the name "Iloyn" on a
photograph moans the lineal , truest ,
best executed and most artistic work
possible.IIEYN'S
IIEYN'S PHOTO STUDIO.
ITaydun Bros. 3-strincr cabinet grand
upright piano , now scale , $187.50.
Out.
N. E. Uarkalow will close out of the
Boll , Dodge and 15th streets , his oiulro
stock of groceries at cost for cash.
Going into another business which
will require all my attention , I for this
reason , have decided to lot everything
go at cost.
HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS.
Rico , per pound , 5c.
Imported preserves , $1.00 per bottle.
Custlu Bros.1 line table preserves in
glass jars , 75c.
. Imported preserves , per glass , i20o.
Curtis Broa. " preserves , per glass , 20c.
French peas , par dozen , line , $1.8(3. (
Baking powder , Dr. Prlco'n , per
pound. 40u.
White Eagle soap , . 9 bars , 2oc.
Wobb's perfect starch ( equal to Maglo )
per box , 7c.
Puhl & Urbb's baking powder , ( good
as any bulk baking powder ) per pound ,
Who Will lie NoimimU'd ?
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way will boll tickets to the democratic
convention ono faro for the round trip.
Tickets good going Juno 17 to Juno 21 ,
returning until July ( I. Romombcr there
is an oloctrlo rending1 lamp In each
berth. Trains leave Union depot ,
Omaha , 11:30 : a. in. and 7:05 : p. m. , arriv
ing in Chicago early next morning.
Ticket olhco , 1501 Farnam street ,
F. A. NASH , C. S. CAUUIEK ,
Gou'l Agent. City Ticket Agent.
Dr. Culllmoro , oouiw , BJJ building
AT THE BOSTON STORE ALSO
The Same Bargain's Wo Put on Sale in
Stonehill's ' Old Stand
ARE ON SALE AT THE BOSTON STORE ALSO
Wo HIITO Divided Uptlia linilro Htonultlll
linul < riiit | Stock BO Hint Wo
Silly Hat , Ho Too Crowded
In Kltlior 1'luec.
Como and BOO the wonderful array of
bargains thai you will llnd on the main
floor and in the basement of The Boston
Store , all from the great Stonohill bank-
runt Block.
Every bit ot StonohlU's silks and
velvets , every fold of dress goods that
Stonohill once owned , can now bo
bought from The Uoston Store ; and if
you over thought that Stonohill could
give you a bargain , wo can give you
that same bargain at less than half the
price It used to bo.
Every yard of1 StonohlU's Hnlnga , all
the trimmings , every bit of lace and em-
bridory must bo sold at onco.
Kvcry piece of ladles' muslin underwear -
wear , every nightrobo , all the knit underwear -
dorwoar , all Bacrlliccd in the sale.
All Stonohill's entire stock of men's
underwear , all the men's flno white
shirts , all the silk and flannel and out
ing shirts , all the man's souks , all
slaughtered In the salo.
All the man's noekwcar , all the ladies'
neckwear , all the ladles' and children's
waists go on the bargain counters.
II overman or woman baa n chance to
got bargains , great , big , startling bar
gains , bargains that speak for thorn-
solves , bargains like which wore never
scon or hoard or thought of before ,
they have that chance right now , at
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas.
A special mooting of the Samosots will
bo hold this ( Friday ) evening at 8 p. m.
All members are particularly requested
to attend.
attend.GEO.
GEO. W. SHIELDS , President.
JOHN T. EVANS , Soarotary.
Secured it Pension.
Thcro Is a poor , unfortunate man at St.
Joseph's hospital who was made vary happy
the other day by the receipt of news that ho
bail boon granted a pension ot $11) ) per month
by the United States pension bureau. Ilia
name Is Jacob Wilder , and ho is sultorlng
from partlaV paralysis. Mr. Wilder xvas soon
by a Bcc reporter yesterday , and bo
scomoa very much relieved by the assur
ance that bo would hereafter draw
a pension. Ho served in the 141st
Illinois Infantry during tbe 100 days' sorvlco ,
and at the expiration of that time ho re-en-
torcd the service and served to the close of the
war In the 150th infantry. Ho was mustered
out at Memphis in September , 1S03. Sluco
the war Mr. Wilder has been engaged in the
stock shipping business. Ho has for sorao
years neun employed by the shippers of
South Omuhu in shipping cattle to ( Jhicnpo.
The exposure to which ho was subjected
during the war begun to toll upon him of late
and about six months ago ho was stricKen
with partial paralysis and slnco that
time bo has been unable to work. On
February 29 ho applied for a pension ,
through TUB BKB Bureau of Claims , and to
his preat satisfaction the pension has been
allowed. "It will bo of great bonoflt to mo , "
said Mr. Wilder to the reporter , "for I am a
poor man and need every cent I can got to
assist mo In this terrible calamity that has
overtaken mo. It Is doubtful If I will ever
bo able to work acrain , and although the
amount I have boon allowed will not kcop
me , It will go a good ways toward it by care
ful management. I am very pratoful for
this , although I think I should have bad
moro.1'
Dr. Blrnoy's Catarrh Powdnr for tonsll-
itls. For sale by all druggists. 50 cents.
VISITORS
Will Not Forgot to Bee the Great Dry Goods
Store ,
10th and Fnrnam.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Have the largest and finest assortment
of dross goods , linens , laces , handker
chiefs , notions , tron'u furnishings , art
goods , china ware , hosiery , glovoswash
goods , books , parasols , corsets , boys'
clothing , shoos , wraps and suits , muslin
under wear , carpets and upholstoryovor
brought together under ono roof and at
popular prices. You got here good
goods at low prices , fair treatment ,
courteous attention , fool at perfect
liberty to visit every department in our
great store , convenient , parlors and
waiting rooms , with library , etc. , at
your disposal.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. ,
10th and Farnam.
Three First Cln : Noiv York Kxourslons
Over the l'emi ylvinln : Short
Jlne from Uhlcngo.
The Pennsylvania company will soil
first class excursion tickets from Chicago
cage to Now Yorlt and return on Tues
day , July 5 , on Wednesday , July 0 , and
on Thursday , July 7 , and will run spe
cial trains on those dates , properly
equipped , on the fast schedule of the
celebrated Keystone Express , leaving
Chicago at 10:45 : u. in. Over the moun
tains by daylight. Vary low rates. Re
turn tickets available until August 15.
For particulars address Luco , 218 Clark
street , Chicago.
North DnUotn's tiniiul Army Olllcorx.
FAHOO , N. i ) . , Juno 10. Onlcora for the
ensuing year \voro elected by the state Grand
Army encampment nt this placo. They are
as follows : S. U. Hoborts , Fargo , depart
ment commander ; John H. Uluck , Vulluy
City , Roulor vice commander ; Charles Aok-
loy. Eltendale , Junior vice ; Dr. Hounsvillo ,
moUical director , and Charles Vosourg , chap
lain. Tuo oncampmeut closed today.
Do Witt's Saroapirilta uoatroy.i suon pal
SODS as scrofula , sula duoaio , czooji , rhou
mutism. Its timely usoiavoj ininy livoj.
Ulght Thoiuiind , 1'lvo Hundred Dollars I'nld
Myor Ilollman , deceased , hold a policy
in the Northw'sstorn Mnsonio Aid as
sociation of Chicago for the above
amount , which was paid to his widow ,
Mrs. Maria Hollmnn , a few days ago by
J. B. Johns , general soliciting ugontfor
iho association ,
jur. juima ucairca to mauo liuoraicon
tracts with special agents for Omaha
and Nebraska , and can bo found at Ma
sonic hall during session ol Grand lodge.
Nu\v Yurie and ICoturn.
July 4 to 0 ono faro for the round
trip. Choice oi routes from Chicago ,
Return .Hmlt August 15. Call at Chicago
cage , Rock Island < fc Pacific Ry. ticket
ofllcQ , 1002 Farnam street.
ClIAS. KlJNNKDY , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. Du BJVOISK , City Tkt. & P. A.
UPSTAIR'S-IIIE BOSTON STORE
Half of Stonohill'feXillinery Goes on Sale at
The 'Boston ' Store.
ONLY STONEHILW' ' MILLINERY UPSTAIRS
fnllt About tiolngiCrnry Over llnU Iltro'o
n Whole MllUu ry Stork , Any Sin-
Bio lint In the Lot llclng
To It.
UPSTAIRS STONEIIILL'S STORE.
Every hat , flower And feather , every
trimmed and flno pattern hat spread before
fore you like a picture.
Wlint Stonohill used to got a dollar
for you can got for nearly n dime.
Everything goes. You can't ' miss it.
And the beauty and prices nrd what
will do It.
STONEHILL'S BANKRUPT MILLI-
NERY.
All f the flno imuorlod piltorn hats ,
made by foreign artists and imported
direct by Stonohill as samples , and all
the copies of these same pattern hats ,
rcoardlossof Drovlous cost or present
vnluo , all this Benson's latest styles ,
will bo sold at a qu.irtor or even loss
than a quarter of what Stonohill had
Hum marked to cost.
There nro something like 1,000 finely
trlminod hats that will bo sacrificed at a
price so as to tnako them go quick.
Remember this Stonohill bankrupt
sale of millinery nnd hnta is the greatest
thing of its kind that over happened ;
that the hats are on salo.
Hundreds of cases 'Of boautlful hats ,
In every shade and shape , for ladies ,
miss:8 and children. Every lint in the
lot ns now as now can be , in fact the
c'isos had not yet boon opened when
Stonohill "wont up. " All these are now
on sale nt loss than bnlt'of what Stone
hill was supposed to pay for thorn.
Every spray and leaf and flower ,
every bunch"of buds and blossoms ,
the tinost wreaths and spr.tys , the most
elegant monturoa , no matter how line ,
no matter how costly , all without exception -
coption are swept in with the rest of the
crowds of bargains and go at prices that
are too small and to little to mention.
There are thousands and thousands of
hats , trimmed and untrimmed , in o very
color of the rainbow , in every shape
that fashion calls for , for old and young ,
nnd there nro just ns many bargains.
Where is the woman that can resist
such temptations11 !
Just think what it moans to buy foods
that are worth a dollar for almost a
dime.
And that you do now right here "up
stairs at
STONEIIILL'S OU ) STAND.
Every dollar's worth of goods now
oiug sold there bv
THE UOSTON STORE ,
N. W. cor. 10th and Douglas.
' iOlttVl UMA.lt.1.
Iovo Will rind a' Way A I.lttlo Itomnnco
In Itciil Life.
Gus Mohar , a wall known conductor on
the South Omaha motor line , was married
yesterday afternoon to Miss Delia Saunders ,
whose parents llvo at Twenty-fourth and
Upaulalng streets. The marriage had been
expected by the participants for some time ,
but was a decided , surprise to Iho parents of
the bndo. The young couulo had not In
tended to 2 bo married until next
Tucsauy , but tno. bride's parents , who
did not favor their daughter1 * choice , were
about to < anticipaV3 tlioafTau' by sending Miss
baundors away on 'a prolonged visit. The
result was that she wont'to XJouQcil Bluffs
on a calling expedition yesterday afternoon
and came back as Mrs. Mohar. It is ex
pected that the bride und groom will bo for
given. _
iCut Short IIU Argument.
Pat O. Hawos came down to South Omaha
yesterday afternoon to vvacoar against the
bond proposition. In the oourso of his
peregrinations ho reached the polling place In
the First precinct ot the Second ward.
Being 'fatigued ' by his exertions ho seated
himself in an unoccupied chair
on which the last occupant had
loft the remnant of his cigar.
The cigar was still very much alive and the
spectators began to rnuko a Book ou bow long
it would bo before the judge would find it
out.
out."You
"You men who own property here don't
want to '
Hero the judge stopped and looked around
to boo who hud stuck a pm in him. , The
clear moanwbilo was burning its way
through the Judge's ice cream trousers , and
about this time It reached Pat Hawos
himself. The latter jumpo-i clear
through the door , and as ho ruefully
rubbed the portion of bis anatomy that
smarted the most ho was hoard to soliloquize ,
"Well , I always heard h 1 was only ulx
Inches under ground at boutU Omaha , but 1
dlau't know it wus so d a close as that. "
Notes and Personal * .
E. Blackstone of Craig , Nob. , Is the guest
of J. F. Cornish.
Henry and Randolph Woltmaun of Harlan ,
la. , are visiting W. P. Dauor.
Mrs. John Lewder of Somerset , la. , is.tho
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cress.
CborloB Solleck of Herman , Nob. , is In the
city , looking after bU property Interests.
Mrs. Burton Rico has received intelligence
of the death of her slstor at Mexico , N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brlggs loft yoateuday
for a month's visit with relatives ia Wis
consin.
Superintendent A. C. Foster of Swift &
Co. has returned from a business trip to
Chicago ,
Mrs. Will McLean of darks , Neb , , is visit
ing the family of S. Chessloy , at Twenty-
second and P streets , *
Mrs. Captain Van NIo returned yesterday
from Grand lUuud , whore she bus been visit
ing during the past llvo months.
Tuo stock yards and packing houses
etoppod business ut 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon , In order that the men might have
time to voto.
No now cases of diptborla were reported
yesterday , but tuoro. are two cases where it
is expected that tUo dlscaso will develop to
day. Tbo ( luaroutlno is bbing rigidly on-
forced.
The contribution at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday will bo devoted to the Pres
byterian bospitoliin. Omaha. The hospital is
represented in tills church by Mrs. U , H.
Huston nud.Mra.Uosoplilno Rich ,
JudgeW. . F. Morrli of the Eighth ( judicial
district has bueno Invited to deliver an ad
dress nt the Hiifh school commencement
oxerclscs noxtTkursdav ovcnlng. Ills nub
ject will be "OurOJobt to Antiquity"
William Brolorick of La Platte attempted
to drive past train No , 1'J on the South
Omaha motor lineal Twentieth and Vinlon
streets last ovcnlup. At that point the curb
is close to the track and tbe buggy was
wedicd in between the motor and tuo surb ,
The prompt action of the motormau saved
the liorso mid driver , but the buggy was
badly shattered.
Mrs. U R. Puttoii , Rocttford , III. , writes :
"From personal experience i cau recommend
De-Witt's Sursaparilla , a euro for luipuro
blooa and general debility. "
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
O
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
T'S ' TOO T ?
Do let up on the weather , won't you ? F NE
Black Alpaca Coats ,
When it's cold you kick , when it's
75c.
warm you kick , when it rains it's too
FINE FANCY
wet. Some people are never satisfied Brilliantine Coats ,
with the weather , no matter if it's just $1.00.
what they've been praying for. We're FANCY FL.A.NNEL ,
Coats and Vests ,
not responsible for the weather , and we
$3.90.
don't think it's fair to lay it all to the
Dlnok and Fancy Drap d'Eto
gentleman who runs the "government Coats and Vest& ,
guess factory" up in the tower either. $3.50.
He's doing the best he can , with the FANCY
Negligee Shirts , "
tools he's got. The only sensible way to
65c-85c-90c.
- - .
do at this time of the year is to be
GENUINE
prepared for warm weather ; it always Balbriggan Underwear ,
comes. Are you prepared for it ? We are. 25c.
We never had so many good things in Straw Hats ,
hot w.eather fixin's as we've got today. 25c-45e-65c.
( Genuine Jnpnnoso Yeddos SOo.J
Thin Coats and Vests ice lined Underwear -
2O BUSHELS
wear Negligee Shirts Straw Hats Neckwear ,
Tecks , Four-in - Hands nntf
Summer Neckwear Fancy Vests any Windsors.
thing you want to take it cool in 5c each.
we've got it. BUY 'EM COOLOFF
2LQ ozs. FOR 2 > Qc
ABSOLUTELY PURE. JUST TRY IT.
PAXTON & GALLAGHER , Omaha.Neb
Retail Prices Sew Jersey RnWer Shoe Co.'sMake '
Colors : check , black ana tan. Tramp in Wrick a : d c'lcck only. Ask for
colors yo Jjin ' out ftn ( ] lnslst Bh aonlor Buppiylnp you with
srM
of the United St.iteNow . or oy is
. rubborboot nnd shoo companies
the o. dine '
s .and carrying tin in'monso stock onub OB mo o Bupply t fo tr mo
. LINDSEY.
III ! Harney Street , Omaha , Neb.
D
Street Omaha , Neb.
1316 Douglas ,
. , _ . _ . _ . .i _ . . . . .win * nri unnnrr dtieii o . A rejBlir and
& " " "
rfESBSSSS&S aSf"
SigSpli fffi5S sSSS
iundaji 1Q a. in.to 11 m.aeuil ilauiplor tcpir.
WELL BREOTSOON WED" GIRLS WHO USE
SAPOLIO
Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next
House-Cleaning.
"Morvo Seeds , "
the wonderful reracdr
l ' "M WH' ' ' , writ
nlro lo euro all norvoun dUtn e . uch ni Wrak Meinorr ,
kufulnc. ; . lx > st JlBiiliooiI. NUhtlr Krul -
izortlon , youthful orrora , or oxcoiilTf
, au. . * hlcl noon IBBII to Iiidrinlty. Coniuiiip- .
riinlant lo tarry In vo t nockol. l per puck.
iryUorder w of ( a " ' ( ' " ff"1' ' " tofHJ * .
_ ; a.rAiWrcisKervo oedC . , CUIcuiniJll.
[ AHD AVlu VB * i/r ? trf wiv " * ' " *
For sale in Omaha by Shorinun AMoConnoll. 15ll ! Dodge stroot.
"w ' ' v lKa
'v'lBur. dCuro
- " ' > d
*
tUuVainent-ae"l 'i'rio
nr to
VaVrwtiS" . CIH M ATJ , o.
U Freque ntly want a now
IDEA IN ADVERTISING.
AddrchSBudtlenly , vrlthout uotlco.
Omaha AilicrlliliHt Jliii'euil , N. V. / . < / > .
t
\ \
DB. J. S. McGEEW
THE SPECIALIST
Isuniiirpnsscd In thoirontmontof alt forms ot
PRIVATE DISEASES , and nil dl or.lorJf
nnd diibllltlos of youth ami manhood. I7yon"rjp'
o\pprleiico. IIU resource.- ) und fncllltlos : ro
prautlu.illy iinllmltuil. The Doctor It recom
mended tiy the pro -11 , nnd endorsed In thn
Btroimost terms hy Dm people for fulr tront-
inunt nnd honest professional ndvlco. The
most powerful remedies known to modern
Fclcnco for iho snceebsfnl troutmcnt of the
following dlseuses :
QONORUHOKA Immcdli'.to relief. A com-
plctucnri ! without , the loss of un hour's time
rom Imslncss.
Ono of Iho most complete nnd suc
cessful Iroiitments fur fleet und nil onnovlns
discharges ; yet known to the moilleut prdfus-
slon. The results uru truly wonderful.
STKICTtlllE Oroiilust known remedy for
tlio tre.-itment , of slrlutiiru , without puln , cut-
tln .iird lutlii' ' . A mostromarUahlu remedy.
SYPHILIS No trciitmoiit for this torrlhlo '
blood dlsoiiso Ims over buun moriisiiccossfiil. ,
nor liud stronger onilnrsomenu In the Unlit / j'
of mudcrn sdcneo this dlaoiso Is positively I
utirulilu und every tmcu of the polxon entirely '
icmovMil from the bloo I.
LOST MANHOOD , nnd ambition , nervous
ness. tlmldttv , dospomluncy and nil wonknui *
ami dlsorileit ) of youth or umiihood , Hollef
nhtiiliii'd nt onco. , . .
SKIN DISEASES , and nil dlsenaoi of tlio
btoinni'li , hloocl. liver , lililnoya nnd bladder
nro tronti'd mi oeossfiilly with tlio groatcs
Known romodlos for the dlMiHiH.
Wrlto forolreulan niulii'iuslloii ' list , froo.
1-ltlt ami Mi run 111 ttn. Hiutlm\e !
"
Till ? "I IIWQ' '
11114 LAUllw
SYRINGr-EL.
The Only I'orfoo * . Vitslrial
nnd Jfoelul HyrluKo In
thu World.
IH tlio only syrlnKO nvor
Invenioil l > y which v > tria il
iijoulloiis unit hdiidliilnlatur-
fil without luuklnx and soil-
ln " thu clotlilnit ornoceBil-
talliiK the HBO of u vesiul.
nnd which can ulso bo usuol
for rectil ; Injuotlona.
SOI'T ntlllllRIl 1II1I-11 ,
I'llIVI ! tttl OH ,
MullOrdora Hollcltuil.
The Alee & Pcnlold Co.
JStlt Stcoet ,
Next lo Posloffiea.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U. S. DEPOSITCW , OMAHA , f4H3
Onlter nJIJIrolor
K. UCuihliu. TloauroilJinl. . ,
Mone , Juhiia. ColtUUJ. XIL IVlrlo * .
Uvud , Cttililor.
T1-IIS IRON
Or i i U'ltmr IlnliH I'onllljely Ciucd
' > r. l
fJiilili-n hiu'lllc. .
It can bo given la a cup of ooBco or tea , or In rood.
without th IsnowlecSge ot the patient. It It abiolutoly
lowed , /l / iitrtr Kull . TUetynttui
wllb tbe Lpoalllc , It t > oomn > aa utttr liupoolblllty
for tha llauor apn tlto Co e < lt.
UUI.HKH Kt'KctriV CO. . l-rop'rt , Cl.eln.nll , .
48'pwe book of partlouUra fr . lo bo baa of
Kulin & Oo , . minna DouitUs Hi * , , IHth and
Gumliivi'U. Wholeialo. HlaUo. llrucu * Uo ,
uad Ululurilsoa Urux Co , , Otnauei , Meb ,