8 THE OMAHA DAILY SATUBDAY , JUNE 18 , 1892.
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THE ENSATION OF THE SEASON :
Great Special Sale of Men's Chev
iot and Cassimere Suits at - -
They have Arrived and Samples
May be Seen in Our Show
Windows.
The Sale Begins
Saturday Morning
At 8 O'clock.
This is the Greatest Cut in Eine
Clothing Ever Attempted in
this City.
IT
In This Lot.
Come Eaily
MASONIC GRAND OFFICERS
"Work of Selecting Grand Lo3go Omsiala
Finished at Noon Yesterday.
THE FAITHFUL OFFICERS COMMENDED
llurltil Service I'rcsontcd Thanked the
Local Lexicon fur thn inturtHlnmoitc of
Vlnltlnn DoloBiitud rrocoodliiB * of
the L.ast bonslon of the Lodge.
Bright and early the members of the prana
lodge of Masons assembled In the Scottish
Kilo room and at 3:30 : Grand Master
( Slaughter declared the lodge ready for busi
ness , Grand Chaplain Martin ottering
prayer.
The election of oulcoM , having boon post
poned frora the night aossion , wes flrat In
order , the following grand ofllcors holng
elected ; Senior warden , John A. Khrhardt
of titauton ; Junior warden. H. H. Wilson of
Lincoln ; treasurer , Christian Hartnmn of
Omutui ; secretary , William H. Uowon of
Omaha ; chaplain , Kcv. Uoorgi W. Martin ,
D.D. , ol Kournoy ; orator , James J. Mclu-
tosh of Sidney ; custodian , Leo I * . Cilllatto
of Beatrice ; mnralml , Charles J , Phclps of
Schuylor ; senior deacon , Monroe C. Stueloof
Beatrice ; Junior deacon , John S. Dlnsmorn of
Button ; tvlor , Jacob King of I'niillilon.
Tlio election completed , Brother Linlrigor
on behalf of the Oinulia lodges , presented
ttio Imrlul service adopted by the lodges In
tills city , tittnii ; that it was necessary that
some uniform service should bo mod. With
out talcing action the tnuttur wont ever until
the uoxt incotlng of the grand lodgo.
dm ml Ulllccm IniiUlk'il.
The Installation of onlcors then ensued ,
Uranil M us lor Slaughter calling unon
Vast ( iruiid Master Kobort K. French
to olllclata ns the Installing olUcer , assisted
by 1'ust Uraitd Master Llnlugcr us grand
marshal.
After all the onlcors had boon Installed and
proclamation made by the grand marshal
the newly elected grand master , S. V.
Davidson , returned thatncs to the grand
lodge for the honor coufcrrud upon In in.
Ho inked the hearty co-onoruUon of
every member to nniUo the now Masonic
year bettor than beforo. Without your
hearty supunrt , said the grand master , I will
bo poworlois to fulfill ttio duties of this hlett
ofllco. With your assistance the adminis
tration of uftuIra will not bo a failure during
the present year.
Brother Simmons offered n resolution ex
tending the tliunits of the grand lodno to the
retiring grand master , Brad Slaughter ,
which was ado i ) ted by a rising vote.
llrolhor Wilson of Lincoln offered n reso
lution thanking thoOnmtm lodges for courto-
tlos extended during the session of the crnnd
lodge and their unflagging hospitality ;
adopted li.v n rising vote.
1'ust Grand .Master Llnlngcr. on bnhalf
of tbo Omaha lodges , accepted the vote ,
slating that \vliilo the lodges would
have lilted to have done much inoro
they \vcro ImndlcapDcd by the num
ber of events occurring in the city ut
the present time. Ho hoped , liowovoi , to bo
able to entertain the grand ledge In u more
, gonorou munnor next year.
Tlio grand master appointed as a committee
to oronuro a sultaulu tojilinonlal for (5rand
Sccrutury lioivon , to bo presented at the
next mooting of the grand ledge , Brothers
Slaughter , Oaldoy and 1'holuj.
Olduii Tlmu Ciutuun.
I'ntt Grand Muster Ltnlngor , In support ot
itatomontu icgardlng old land murks made at
yesterday' * Bosnian , slated that he held In
his haud a Masonic compllutlor. pnbllslied In
1TD7 which Uo obtained from the library of
tbo grand loJgo of England. Ho road ox.
corpts from tbo book which were
a revelation to many Master Masoiu
present. Ho showed \vlmt coitumo
prevailed la nuoloiu time * from King bole-
moa down , ana made an earnest llvo-rnlnuio
talk ubout keeping to the faith of the fathers
lu Masonry.
Grand Secretary Bowen said that no hed
becu ucousod of bavlus pat notions
Cassimere Suit ,
Thoroughly well made and perfect :
fitting ,
Usiiallpolufor $10 $ ,
It is a good time to buy.
We Guarantee tee Goods
in every respect.
NO SHODDY IN OURS.
Come Early Saturday ,
about certain tiling , and & ° pleadfld
to ttio cliurKC , but , the pet notions nail
been obtained by roadlnz the records of tbo
past. Ho found In none ot the old records
the UBO of "worshipful" ns applied In Ne
braska to the grand master ol the fraud
lodL'e. Ho was not an Innovator , bo said , but
a stickler for the old customs that prevailed
when Masonry u-oa youni ? . Ho did not
believe In attaching the methods of tbo debat
ing society to ix lodge of Masons , nndwnilobo
rai'ht ( bo called an old fogy It must bo uloiiK
the Hues of the past greatness of the groatosu
body In the world.
Brother 1'holps said ho was glad to know
that there were'several brothers In the loJgo
who were Ilrm In the faith and thought that
Mr. Linlngor bad done Masonry in
Nebraska inestimable service by collect
ing the records of the atorotlmo
and placlnc them at the disposal of the mom-
bom of the grand lodgo.
The various onlcors having announced
that they hud finished the work appointed to
bo done , Grand Chaplain Marlin offered tbo
following pruyor :
"Almighty God , Our rioavonly Father :
At this closlnu hour of this grand lodge , wo
adore Thee. Wo praise Thee for the blessings
bestowed upon "our deliberations , and the
great hnrmony that has prevailed , and the
.unanimity of spirit exhibited , and now as
wo ore to go" forth among the profane , wo
nsk for wisdom to bo enabled to do so that
the world may bo bettor , and honor and
glory bo unto Thoo. Help us , keep us and
save us , wo humbly pray now and forever
nmoti. "
Grandmaster Davidson then according
to Masonic custom closed the ledge In
form , announcing that the deliber
ation of the thiriy-llfth annual session were
nt an oiul mi a the grand lodga adjourned
with out day.
Admission to national onctvmpraont
today und tomorrow only 2oc ; Sunday , 8
to 7:30 : p. in. , blggost dixy yot. Iloud
program. Reduced rules on till roivda.
Who Will l > u
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way will Foil tickets to the democratic
convention ono faro for the round trip.
Tickets goad going Juno 17 to Juno 21 ,
returning until July ( t. Remember there
Is an electric reading lamp In each
berth. Trains leave Union depot ,
Omaha , 11:30 : a , m. and 7:05 : p. m. , arriv
ing in Chicago early next morning.
Ticket ollico , 1501 Furnum street.
l \ A. NASH , ( J. S. CAUUIKH ,
Gcn'l Agent. City Ticket Agent.
Tlio llciiutiitluu of tliti I'oimsylv.uilu Com-
puny
For doing things well will draw to Its
lines a largo business for the proposed
llrst class excursions leaving Chicago for
Now York on the fith , Oth and 7th of
July on the time of the famous Kovstono
express at 10:45 : a. m. Special trains
with modern equipment. Rates loss
than usual. Tickets goou to return until
August 16th. Partloulars will bo given
by Luce , iil8 Clark street , Chicago.
not rou omc.vao.
Tlio Jiichiunlan Club
Hereby extends < m invitation to all
who doslro to attend the democratic na
tional convention to go with them on
their apodal train , leaving via the C. &
N.V. . Ry. Sunday availing at 7 o'clock ,
Juno 10 , from the Union dopot.
All members of the club and their
friends will march from their headquar
ters at the I'uxton hotel at 0 o'clock.
Faro .for the round trip 811176. The
Atlantic hotel , corner Sherman and Van
Duron btroots , will bo headquarters
while in Chicago. Hates $2.00 per day.
Tlio headquarters of the Jaokbonluu
club at the Puxton * hotel will bo open
today und tomorrow for the accommoda
tion and information of all parties Inter
ested.
Admission to national encampment
today and tomorrow only 25o ; Sunday , 3
to 7HO : p , m , , bjggost day yet. Road
program. Reduced rates on all roads.
Tomorrow's the Openitog of the Tremendous
Bankrupt Sale of Stonehill's Millinery.
EVERY LADY IN OMAHA SHOULD COME
Such nil Oiiportunlty nn Tills Seldom If liver
' Uappoim T ice Sulo Is Ho Great
That It Nooda Hut Two
Words ,
COMEQUICK. .
TRIMMED HATS.
Stonohill's $2.00 hats gout Voc.
StQnohill'8 $3.00 hats go at 81.00.
Stonoblll's $3.oO hats go at $1.25.
Stonohill's $4.00 hats go at $1.1)8. )
Stonohill's $4.50 hats go at $2.25.
StonohiU's $5.00 hats go at $2.50.
Stonohlll's $0.00 hats go at $2.08.
Sonohill's $7.50 hats go at $5.00.
His SOo untrimmed shapes , 5o to lOc.
Ills Too untrlhimod hats , 25c.
His $1.50 untrimmed hats , 50c.
His $1.08 untrimmed hats. 08c.
Ills very llnost anil.bast , $1.23.
Amongst these you will find novelties
marked as much ns $4.00.
Untrimmed sailors , 15c.
FLOWERS.
Ills 15c bunch Dowers. 6c.
Ills 2oo bunch , lOc.
His 30o monturos , 20c.
His OOo monluros , 'Me.
His 75o monturos , 40c.
His $1.00 monturos , 60a.
His llnost French monturcs flowers , In
cluding the finest und best In thu house ,
$1.00.
All the ribbon will bo sold at half
their former prico.
Crepe franuaiso marked by C. "A.
Stonohill 35o to 5'Jo , in all shades , will
go at 15c.
This will boa great opportunity for
wholesale buyers who need bortlng up
before July 4.
All on sale at
STONEIIILL'S OLD STAND ,
And at
THE BOSTON STORE.
N. W. Cowior 10th and Douglas.
Admission to national encampment
today and tomorrow only 25o ; Sunday , 3
to 7:30. : p. m. , blggoat day yot. Road
program. Reduced rates on all roads.
VUUIl UXGUKSIUNS 1JAST. ,
Vlit the AViibimli Ilnc.
1st Cincinnati and return 810.10.
For the national prohibition conven
tion tliu Wubiish will sell round trip
tickets at above rate on Juno 27 and 28.
2d Now Yo k and return $28.75.
Loss than half faro.
For the Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor convention the
Wiibash will sell round trip tickets at
above rates on Juno 4 , 6 and 0 with
oholco of routes via St. Louis or Chicago.
3d Sartitocra and return $80.05.
For the National Educational associa
tion thoWabish will soil round triit
tickets ut above rate July 4 to 10 , with
choice of routes via St. Louis or
Chlougo.
4th Detroit and return $20.50. ,
For the Ujptht Young People's union
the Wabash will soil round trip tlokats
at above rate July 12 and 13 ,
For tickets , sleeping car accommoda
tion and u folder giving lUtd of routes ,
aide trlpx , cost ot Bamaj with other
I'uluublo InformuMon , call at Wabush
ollico , 1502 Farnam street , or wrlto
Guouaii N. CLAYTON ,
N.W. P. und Ticket Agent ,
Omaha , Neb.
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6.00
[ lie Coat Alone Costs $6 $ ,
We bought them
For 50 cents
On the dollar
and you can
have them for the same ,
Don't Let the Low
Price Scare You ,
THEY ARE WORTH
. $12,00 ,
, -Comc : Early- Saturday ,
THE BOSTON STORE' KEEPS ON
Sailing Stonehill's ' Bankrupt' Dreai Goads
and Silks , at Less Than Half Prioa.
AND THE GREAT STOCK OF
Corsets , Underwear , Hosiery , Ladles'
Waists , lUbljom , Go All Day Tomor
row Clean Up to 1O ut Might
At Kv n Still Lou.
AT THE BOSTON STORE.
All Stonohlll'a ladies'
summer ven
tilated corsets , worth 75c , go at 30c
All Stonohiil's Dr. Warner's' French
sateen corsets , in black , cream or white ,
worth $1.00 , go at oOc.
All Stonohill's duplex , Dr. Ball's ,
icnlth , Dr. Warner's corallno and
nodol bust corsets from the bankrupt
stock , worth up to $1.25 , go at OOc each.
OOC. SPECIAL ITEM ! OOC.
ON SECOND FLOOR
of The Beaten Storo.
100 dozen of Stonohill's ladies' shirt
waists , llnost styles , in fancy striped
cheviots , box plaited back and front , full
jabot down front , black saloons , black"
und navy polka dot , fine lawn , line
Madras cloth , Norfolk style , all go at
OOc. ,
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
ut The Boston Storo.
Ladies' ribbed vests , 4c ; misses' and
children's derby ribbed vests , 5c for all
sizes. All from Stonohill's stock.
500 ladies' luco trimmed plain bal
brlggan vests , lOc ouch ; Stonohill's
price 3c. ! )
All the fine lisle thread vests 30o and
40c ; worth up to $1.00.
Ladies' pure silk imported- ribbed
vests , OOc , worth $1.55.
Over 1,000 p.iirs children's lioso go at
80 , lOo , 15c , 2w.
Ladies'warranted fast black hose go
at OJo , lOc , lee , iioc und 3oc , worth up to
75o a pair.
All these harcrains will bo found at
THE BOSTON STORE ITSELF ,
N. W. Gor. 10th and Douglas.
Admission tot national encampment
today and tomorrow only 2oc ; Sunday , 3
to 7:30 : p. m. , Iblggost day yot. Road
program. Reduced rates on all roads.
Democratic ) Convention.
Chicago und TO turn ono faro for the
round trip. TluJ < ots on sale Juno 17 to
21. good to return July 0. Secure
tickets and sleeping car accommodations
nt ollico of the great Rock Island route ,
1002 Furnain struct.
CIIAH. KKNKKDY , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. Du BKTOIBI : , City Tkt. & P. A
Admission to national oncnmpmont
today and tomorrow only 25u ; Sunday , It
to 7:30 : p. m. , blggebt any yot. Read
program. Reduced rates on all roads.
THE BOSTON STORE WILL SELL
Stonehill's Bankrupt Gents' Furnishing
Stock Tomorrow Very , Very Cheap.
RIGHT IN THE' BOSTON STORE.
At Prices That Will Malic a Regular
Scrntuulo Itoiind the I'urnlshliig Uooili
Counters First Goino First Served
All 1'lno Goods.
Sale ftU day tomorrow and tomorrow
night up to 10 o'clock at The Boston
Store Itself.
All of Stonohill's fine outing shirts ,
rrmdo In cheviot , madras , oxford and
sateens , made with full y < } ko and cut full
size , regular price $1.00 to $1.50 , go to
morrow at41c each.
All of Stonohill's fine outing flannel
shirts , that ho sold un to 7oc , go at 25o.
All the 11 nest summer outing llunnols
from this -bankrupt stock that Ross
sold up to $3.50 , go ut SI.25.
faTONEHILL'S BANKRUPT SUM-
MKR UNDKftWKAR.
Stonohill's flno balbrlggan underwear
that Bold up to 75c. goes at 2oc.
All Stonohill's extra flne colored balbriggan -
briggan underwear that sold for up to
$1.25 , pees at 33c.
All the finest under wear In Stonohill's
bankrupt stock , consisting of line lisle
thread , natural thread , real French bal
brlggan and a largo line of pin strtpo
underwear , all go at 50o each , , \vorth
four times the prico.
All the flno silk Windsor ties go at
15c , former price tiOo.
All the line white lawn ties go at 7o a
dozen.
All the flno white and figured llnon
washable four-ln-hand ties that sold up
to 33o go at lOa each.
All on the counter at
TIIH BOSTON STORE ,
N.V. . cor. 10th and Douclas.
Admission to national encampment
today and tomorrow only 2oc ; Sunday , 3
to 7:30 : p.m. , biggest day yot. Head
program. Reduced rates on all roads.
Now York mid Kotiirn.
July 4 to 0 one faro for the round
trip. Choice 'ol routes from Chicago.
Return Uralt August 1C. Call at Chicago
cage , Hock Island & Pacific Ry. ticket
o tllcii , 1002 Farnam street.
CIIAB. KHNNinn' , G. N.'W. P. A.
J. L. Du Bnvoian , City Tkt. & P. A.
Ilaydon Bros. 3-strinir cabinet grand
upright piano , now scale , $167.50.
Dr. Culllraorc. oculist. 13j3 building
Admission to national encampment
today and tomorrow only 2ocj Sunday , 3
to 7:30 : p. in. , biggest day yet. Head
program. Reduced rates on all roads.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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We have secured 250
more suits ,
The same as those
Advertised LAST WEEK ,
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All sizes , 6 to 14 , at
$1 $ $1 $
Come Early
SATURDAY.
THE PEOPLES' CHOICE.
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