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i / 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , JUNE 19 , 1892--ST XT KEN PAGES , 11ELLEY , STICER & CO. Special Bargains in Ladies' ' and Ohildrcns' Summer Uuderwear , MEN'S ' LIGHT UNDERWEAR SALE Hprclnl Prlco of f.On for Monday for Men' * I'lnoVhllp lliilnniidrlril .Shlrtn- ltoyn I'crciilo Hlilrt .WnUU nt Btlc .Monilny. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. 2oc. An elegant quality ladies' flno fast black cotton lioso at 2oc. $1.30 buys n box of six pairs. 35c , Or 3 pairs for $1.00 is the snlo price of 3 styles of Indies' line fast black lioso , value"fiOc. 50c. Wo nro showing the finest qual ity of Indies' flno black lisle hose , plain , .or 4 styles in fancy drop stitch nt 60o to 'bo found In thiscliy. CIIILDEN'S HOSIERY. Infants'silk ' plated hose in the now red , Bly.cs 4i , 5 , 5 } . Misses' silk plated hose in the now red , Hl/.es 0 to 8J. . Misses' spun silk hose , 1-1 rib , black , nlx.cs 4 to 8J. MiHses'ingruin silk , plated hose , black , Bl/os 5 to Hi. Infants' line ribbed , black cotton hose nt 25c , worth HCc. * Infants' plalii black cotton hose nt 2oe nnd ! ! 0u. MbscH1 black cotton hose , plain , sixes C to 8i , at from 25o to 55c , according to Bl/.oiuiil quality. Boys' and mUscs' black ribbcd'hose in cotton and llclo thread , nil sixes from JiOoup , nccordlng to si/.onnd quality. Infants'socks or half hose , black only , 4 } to 5j , at 25c ; infants'cossamor cashmere - more , whlto or black , i rib , 4 to 0 , at COc ; infants' plain black gossamer cashmere - mere hose , S or full length , 4 tofl. at50c. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES of fancy parasols for the coming week. It will pay you to investigate the bar- trains wo are olToring in umbrellas at $1.00 , $1.08 and J3.00. Chlldi en's whlto ribbed vests at 12jc. Children's while nnd ecru vests , ribbed , nt20c. Children's gnuzo vests , white , from 15u ap , natural from 20c up. SPECIAL BARGAINS in ladies Swips ribbed vests at 25c , 35c , SOc , 75o nnd SGc. Special bargains in Indies'knee length ribbed pants at ! l5c , SOc and 75c. Dnlbriggan vests with or without Blcevcs , drawers to match at 60c each , u llnor quality from 85c up. Wo arc alho showing a line quality in wool gnuzo and light weight wool un- dorwnro for invalids and tourists. Still another invoice of those stylish uillt tdqucs for children. SPECIAL. Ladies' fine black lisle thread cquos- tlnn tights , knco length , open or closed , nt $2.00 ; ankle length at $2.25. Ladies' black silk milts 25o worth 3 c. H5c worth 6c. ( ) 50c worth 05c. OOc worth 75c. 75o worth $1.00. $1.00 worth $1.25. Black silk gloves with silk tipped fingers , most satisfactory and durable glove ever made , 75c , $1.00 and $1.50. MEN'S ' BALUIUGGAN UNDER WEAR. Men's lightweight , real French bal- biiggan shirls and drawers all sixes at ( J21c , good value at SOc each. 85 doxon men's extra line quality real French "balbriggnn shirts and drawers , extra well made and warranted to wear , in nil sixes at OOc each. Men's jean and nainsook drawers with patent knit ankles , sixes 28 to 40 , nt50cand $1.00. HA LF HOSE , HALF HOSE. 100 doxen men's line cotton half hose full regular made double heels and toes In tans , modes , slates and stainless black at 25c a pair , extra good value. 50 doxon men's stainless , black , light weight lisle tin end half hose with high , spliced liools and double toes. This is nn clegnnt hot weather hose ; every pair warranted fast black at 5c ( ) a pair. OUTING SHIRTS. OUTING SHIRTS. \Vo are showing n largo and well se lected line of moil's summer outing shirls with soft and Inundrcd collars and cults in flno cheviot madras and zephyr cloths. Every shirt perfect In lit. Sixes Mi to 18 In. BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS. 75 doxon boys' fast black sateen and fancy printed percale shirt w.iisls. They nro made with round collars , three box pleats in back. Sl/.oa 4 to 14 years. All at COc each. . SPECIAL , SPECIAL , SPECIAL. 100 doxon men's white unlaundrlcd shirts , made from a standard .brand . mus lin , all pure linen bosoms tand wrist bandy , double back and front , 30 inches long , sixes 14 to 171. Special prlco , 60c oaeh. KELLEY , STIGER & CO. , Farnam and 15th Sis. Ucniml Trlu TlukuU. The only line running through trains direct to Denver , Colorado Springs , Manltou and Puoblo. Low rales to all points in Colorado , Utah or Paclllc coast points. Fast tlmn on elegant vestibuled trains , free reclining chair cars and the celebrated "Rock Island dining cars. " Comfort , sifoty : and speed secured when ticketed via the 'Great Rock Island Routo. " Ticket ollli'o 1002 Farnams .reek CiiAithiss KKNNKUY , J. L. DKOnvoisis , G. N. W. P. A. City Ticket and Pass. Agt , limn to visit the exposition is the forenoon from 10 to 12. Admission , 20c A grand program has boon arranged for Sunday. Admission , 2oc. National encampment. Between 3 nlul 7:30 : p. in. will bo the big show. Drive put and BOO the guard mount at I ) a , m. T. C. JclTorios Bolls Union soap. Now York mid lli'limi. July 4 to 0 ono faro for the round trlj ) . Choice ol routes from Chicago. Uuturn Umit August 15. Call at Chicago cage , Rock Island & Paclllc Ry. ticket olllcn , 1002 Farnam stroot. ClIAfi. KI5NNI2DY , G. N. W. P. A. J. L. Dn BKVOISK , City TkU & P. A. _ _ i _ _ _ _ _ _ Try Lyon's creamery butter , Courtney fi Co. Tel. 057. 25th and Diwonporl. Olilim Decorutivo .Miitorliilx. Novelties , great variety. Hospo'a New I'rumn MnnlillnK ! . ' Late doslnira. A. Hone , Dju l as st JIaydon Bros. S-strinir cabinet grand upright piano , now scale , $187.50. Kxcumlou to Now Vork. The Christian Endeavor Society of Nebraska has arranged with "The North-western lino'1 to run a solid train of 'elcoporti nnd free chair cars from Oniuhu to Now York City , leaving Oninlm July 4 at 7 p , m. Railroad rates for this occasion will bo one half fare for the round trip. For full information njinly nt Y. M. O. A. rooms or city ticket olllco of "The North-Wcfitorn line , " 1401 Farnam St G. F. WKST , R. It llncniK , O. P. & T. A. Gonurul Agent. N. H. Knlconor , On Monday wo place on sale ex traordinary value In dross poods , alike , wash goodtf , whlto goods and laces , par ticulars below. This is n time of the ycnr thnt wo oloso ont such goods with out regard to cost or profit nnd hnvo nlwny ? made prices that cleared them out rapidly. N. B. F. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Grtfat mark clown sale. Wo are now closing out odd lots of goods nnd short lengths BO ns to strengthen up our stock r.flor the spring sales , nnd have placed thorn on our counters without regard to elihor cost or > profit , come and sco them Monday. About 05 short dress patterns running from 6 to 7 yards. They como in Bedford - ford cords , serges , cropons , honrlottas , cotolo , etc. , olc. Wo sold thorn nt $1.00 , $1,25 , $1.60 nnd $1.75. Your choice Monday and while they last , 88c per yard. All short lengths from 2 to 0 yard's , of nil wool French challie , which sold for G.JC , your choice whlto they lust , 40c. On our center bargain table you will find a choice selection of high novelties ranging 'n ' prlco from $1.00 to $1.8o. In order to.closo thls.ontlrolotout wo have marked them away down , some as low as 76c , others $1.00 , and a very few $1.23. All wool French challio , 45c ; figured Sicilians , in new designs , the coolest and most durable dross made , Monday's price 48c. 48c.SILK SILK DEPARTMENT. On Monday wo place on saloall of our silk grenadines nt prices that the most economical buyer cannot help but ap preciate. Wo are ovorslockod and must unload. Our $1.00 silk grenadines in plain nnd stripes GOc : ourl.50 silk gren adines , plaln-and satin stripes , $1.00 ; our $2 00 silk grenadines in brocades , polka dols , colored stripes , etc. , $1.25 ; our $ 1.00 silk grenadines , iO-inchos wide nt $2.75 ; WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. Fast black , fancy figured challies ; fast black , fancy stripe challies ; fast black , lace stripe surahs ; fast black , crape finish molancis. Hnvo placed the above nt ono price , lOc ; our regular selling prluo is Me Novelties , Coluniblnn 15c , worth 23c ; novelties , French foulard 15 , worth 25c ; novelties , French batiste 2oc , worth ItSe ; novelties , French crepons Itt c , worth COc ; novelties , French ginghams 2oo worth Me. India challies 5u , worth 7Jc ; India chullieB lOc , worth 12c } ; nuindnria cloth lOc , worth 16o ; bedford cord lOc , worth ICe ; bodford'cord 12c } , worth 16c. Outing' llnnncls lOc to 7oc ; madras cloth 8Jc to 40. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. This favorite department. Is now well supplied with nil the latest novelties nntl the prices nro away down. "Below wo mention n few of the many bargains : ( ' ' 'listblack side bund lawn reduced from ! JOc to lOc. Plain white hemstitched lawn , very fine quality , reduced from 05o to :57ic. : Our whole line of mull pongees are now reduced to 12jc , wo have still tv largo line ol patterns to select - loct from. SPECIAL SALE OF LACES. 4-lnch point Do Irlantio lace , lie ; G- inch point Do Irlando lace , lOc ; 9-inch point Do Irlando lace , 28c ; 12-inch point Oo Irlando lace , 33c ; 14-Inch point Do Irlando luco , ! { 7c. } Black bilk drapery nets from 48c to $5.00. For thU wcolt wo will offer special bargains in embroid ery. N. B. PALCONElt. Cant of Think * . To the many people , friends and strangers , who so kinuly tendered their sympathy and assistance in our Into bereavement , wo desire to express our heartfelt thanlrs. For the beautiful Jloral offerings wo nro deeply grateful. May God bless you all.Mus. Mus. F. BOWMAN And daughters. .Suininur.ToiirlHt Tickets To 1,000 pleasant places east , north and west are now on s'tlo ut "thoNorth- wcstorn lino" city ticket olllco. 1401 Farnam btrcot. Visit the m inufacturors' exposition. Go to the exposition and see how the goods you buy are made. Admission , 2oc. Visit the exposition and see goods manufactured. Admission , 25c. A irrand program has been arranged for Sunday. Admission , 25c. National encampment. Between 3 and 7:30 : p. in. will bo the big show. Drive out and see the guard mount nt 0 a. m. Next Saturday afternoon , Juno 25th , the memhors of the Roadster club will give another interesting matinee nt the fair grounds. Commencing nt 2 o'clock single and double team races. All mem bers wishing to enter their horses will plcnso notify the speed committee by Thursday evening. Speed committee. II. K. Burkct. W. A. Pn'xton , jr. , J. C. Sharp. Admission free. National K < lmutloimlAJinoclatloii Kxcur.ilon July 4-10 , the Burlington route will sell round trip tickets to Saratoga , N. Y. . at ono fair plus $2.00. Tickets arc good to return until September 1. Special Pullman sleepers will leave Omaha on July U nnd will run througn to Saratotra without ohnngo. The low rales of faro referred to above , the through car facilities nt the dis posal of travelers by the Burlington route , nnd the delightful season of the your combine to make this an une qualled opportunity ot visiting the oust. For further information apply to W. F. Vaill , city ticket agent , 1223 Fnrnain street , Omaha. W. T. Seaman , wagons nnd carriages Democratlu Oonvnntlon. Chicago and return ono faro for the round trip.Pickets on sale Juno 17 lo 21. good to return July 0 , Secure tickets nnd sleeping cur accommodations at olllco of the great Rook Island route , 1U02 Farnam street. CIIAS. KUNNJIDY , G. N. W. P. A. J. 'L. Di : Buvoisuaty Tkt. & P. A Haw Ku.ilo Kimliill I'liinu , Only at A. JIospo's inuslo rooms. L. Levy soils Union soup. if Out. N. E. Barkalow will close out of the Boll , Dodge nnd 15th streets , Ins entire stock of groceries nt cost for cash. Going into another buulneaa which will require nil my attention , I for this ronson , have decided to lot everything go ut cost. HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS. Rico , per pound , 6c. Imported preserves , $1.00 per bottle. Cubtis Bros. ' line table preserved in glass jtirn , 75c. Imported preserves , per glass , 20o. Curtis Bros. ' preserves , per glass , SOo. French pens , per dozen , line , $1.80. Bilking powder , Dr. Price's , per pound , 40c. .Whlto Euglo soup , 0 bars , 25a Webb's perfect btarch ( equal to Magic ) per box , 7e. Puhl & Urbb's b. klng powder , ( good UM any bulk baking powder ) per pound , 23C. ON SALE AT BOSTON STORE The Grandest Bankrupt Stock Sllka nnd Dress Goods All Stonehill's ' Goods , ON SALE AT BOSTON STORE NOW \Vo Jfow Own Not Only the Lot Tlmt the Slierlir rir t Sold UK , Hut Hvcry- thing Tlmt llo II.ill In the Mtoro. AND WK OWN IT SO CHEAP TH AT MONEY OUTS NO KIGUUH TOMOR ROW IN THE SALE. All the Hrltlsh mohair brlllmntlncs in lipht medium and dark Blinded , goods that Stonohlll sold at from 60c to 75c u yard , wo close out tomorrow at i5o ! a yarQ. Think of It , $1.25 for an ontlro suit. suit.All All the boucle , camel's hnlr , striped Biilliti s in black and colors , all the sortfi'B and silk strlpos and about 60 plccns all wool Boring woicht chovlota , In all sorts of strlpos. and checks , nov elty mixtures and plain colors , also all the black and colorci1 albatros , Includ ing the evening shades of the same , In this lot you will rocogni/.o goods that Stonohlll sold up to $1.00 ti yard , our prlco tomorrow 39c a yard. AT40CAYAUD. An immense lot of Stonchlll's dress goods , every yard of which is worth a dollar or more , including Stonohlll's all-wool French Bedford cords , In tans , greys and all colors , and Stonohlll's storm serges in navy tans , preys and fancy weaves. All the high cost im ported pin-chocks In all wool goods go at 40e a yard. All Stonohill's ' 10-Inch all-wool serges , nil Stonoliill'B10.inch best brillianlinn , his entire stock of fancy weaves in black goods 1:0 nt 7oc a yard , no matter what they cost Stonohlll. EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL NO TICE. All the 40-inch silk glorias in six dif ferent desirable shades so very stylish and having no equal as a summer labric positively worth $1.76 a yard , go at USc. Just imagine , an entire silk dross nt $1.00. $1.00.STONEIIILL'S STONEIIILL'S SILKS. Stonohill's entire stock of low priced China silks , in reds , old roses and blues , also all colors of surah and llgurcd Chinas that Stonchill bold for 50c ; all go at Uoc. Stonohill's plain black china silks , plain black and white surahs , black double warp surahs with colored stripes and brocades , nlco line of ligurod chinas , sold up to 75c go ata'Jc. BARGAINS'IN BLACK SILKS. About 400 yards of all silk black faille that Stonohill marked SI. " 3 u yard go tomorrow at 60c n yard. 21 inch black chinas with rod , blue , yellow and green polka dots go at COc. All of Slonohill's brocaded failles in evening shades go at COc. All Stonohill 27-inch figured and plain drapery silks that ho sold for 51.00 go nt 50c. All the high cost rich silks that Stonohill had , that ho sold from $1.10 to $1.CO , including black gros grains , black and colored satin rhadamns , wash silks , changeable surahs and talTctas , silks , plain 24-Inch India silks in blacks and colors , heavy brocaded silks In blacks , tans and grays , and all thi choice pat terns in ligurcd China silks go at 4'Jc a yard. THE BOSTON STORE , Right on the corner now. N. W. corner 10th nnd Douiiliis. G. Androon , proprietor of the Omaha Safe nnd Iron \Vorks. has recently taken the agency for the Dlobold Safe and Lock Co. and has n full line of safes both of his own and the Diobold make on hand. Place of business at 14th and Jackson. M. Parroll sells Union soap. Ciiril t Thunltg. I wish to return my heartfelt thanks to the many friends and K. of P. who were so kind to mo at the death of my husband. Mus. DUSOLD. Ed. N. Brown , Gladstone Bros. , R. A. Lenhurt , C. W. Courtney , Hotzol Bros. , Iloimrod & Hanscn , have each bought Domestic soap and other D. M. brands in 100 box lots. This season quality wins. 7 O'clock In the livening- Is the time the fast Omaha-Chicago train via "tho Northwestern lino' ' leaves the Union Paclllc depot , Omaha , arriving at Chicago nt ( J:30 : o'clock next morning. Vostibulod sleepers and free parlor cars. City ticket olllco , 1401 Fiirnam. Latest Klicot Music. Received daily , A. Hospo , music rooms. Knov Bros , sell Union soap. ll ( ) | roil CHICAGO. The .Taclisonlnn Club Hereby extends an invitation to nil who desire to attend the democratic na tional convention to go with them on their special train , leaving via the C. & N. W. Ry. Sunday evening nt 7 o'clock , Juno 10 , from the Union dopot. All moinbors of the club and their friends will march from their homlquar- lora at the Pnxton hotel nt 0 o'clock. Faro for the round trip $12.75. The Atlantic hotel , corner Shopman and Van Buron bti'eots , will bo headquarters while in Chicneo. Rates $2.00 per day. The headquarters of the JiiekHoiiiun club at the Paxton hotel will ho open today and tomorrow for the accommoda tion'and information of all parties inter ested. Now , nnd rare drugs. Shorman. & Mo . Connell lolJ Dila'j , .U do3.WJJt P. O UllUAl' lt\Tit TO UlllGAGO. National Democrat lo'Con vent Ion. The "Groat Rock Island Routo" wil soil tickets at ono faro for round trip from all Missouri river points and west thereof , on Juno 10 , 17 , 18 , 10 and 20. good to iwturti until July 0 ; from all points cast of Missouri river outside n radius of 250 miles from Chicago , on Juno 17 , 18 , 10 , 20 and 21 , good to riiturn until July 0 ; and within n radius of 250 miles on Juno 17 , 20 , 21 , 22 and 23 , good to return until Juno 27. Apply to any ticket agent of the Rock Island system. CHAS. KKN.N-KUV , G. N. W. P. A. , Omaha , Nob. , JNO. SHIIASTIAN , G. T. & P. A. , Chicago , 111. Hamilton Wnrron , M. D. , oclootlo nnd magnetic physician nud surgeon. Spu- chilly , disousoj of woman and ohlldroii , HUN. IGUiBtrojt. Telephone 1132. TourlHt Hull's to Colorado Point * . The Burlington route has on sale round trlptlckalB oed untllUlut October , to the principal Pleasure resorts of Colorado rado , nt very reduced rates. The round trip rate from Omaha to Denver , Manltou , Colorado Springs and Pueblo is only * 25.00. Tickets to Salt Lake ai.d return , good for 00 days , nro also on sale at the low rate of $55,00. The best train for Denver is the Bur * HiurtonV4:40 : p. m. voutlbulo express. City ticket olllco , 1223 Farnam etroot. W. F. VAII.L , agent , Every Yard of Bt6hohlll's ' Domestic Muslins , Galicols imHiWash Goods on Sale TOMORROW IN3BOSTON STORE BASEMENT Hero' * nn Opportunity to ( lot Staple Dry Good * , in ( looil'u * Gold , nt , fnnt One- Value Tomor row the Dny. STONEHILLS DRESS GINGHAMS 50 All of Stonehllls Itncst dross ginghams and imported Scotch ginghams go at 60 , "ic , 12c and 15Jc n yard , former prices from lOc to 26c. The finest summer ami outing flannels from the Stonohlll stock go at oc , Vic , 12c and worth up to floe. Big bargains in Stonohlll's bleached nnd unbleached table damask at lee , 2oc. 45o and 7oc n yard , Stonohill sold thorn from 60c to $1.75. Slonohill's napkins from 05e to SliOt ) a do/.on. Stonohlll's ontlro stock of elegant white goods go at 4c , "Jc and lOo a yard , nothing to equal it for the money ever shown before. i Stonohill's ontlro stock of blenched and unbleached muslins , calicoes and shirting all go at just one-half their former prlco. In this Slonchill stock was nn immense lot of line imported lace curtains. Wo want to close them out tomorrow , and will place them on snlo in our basement nt just one-half of. what they cost Stone hlll. hlll.All All of Stonohill's immense stock of laces , ribbons ana notions go at ono-half , one-fourth and a third of his former prices. Stonohill's ontlro stock of ladies' and misses' hosiery and underwear is being closed out at prices that will truly surprise you. STONEIIILL'S MILLINERY. Don't overlook the fuel Stonohilt's millinery has boon the talk of the town lately : that everybody predicted that his immense stocic of floe millinery would bankrupt him sooner or later. Now that wo have got this stock , wo mean to create a torrilio excitement with it , cutting prices and giving away line lints nnd beautiful flowers. And tomor row is as good a day as any to commence it. It's no use quoting prices hero. Wo simply say that anything in Stonohill's entire millinery stock can bo had at n quarter of what It cost Stonohlll. THE BOSTON STORE , N. W. cor. 10th and Douglas. Who Will bo Nominated ? Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail way will soil tickets to the democratic convention ono faro for the round trip. Tickets good going Juno 17 to Juno 21 , returning until.July ( i. Remember there is nn electric reading lamp in each berth. Trains leave Union depot , Omaha , 11:30 : a , m. nnd 7:03 : p. m. , arriv ing in Chicago early next morning. Ticket olhco. 1501 Farnam stroot. F. A. NASH , C. S. CAKKIEK , Gon'l Agent. City Ticket Agent. Snm'l Burns is proud of being the suc cessful competitor for the "Hotel Mer cer" china , Ho is making special prices on this line of < gooQa. Vlaitlfo Wnbanh I.lno. 1st Cincinnati and return $10.10. For the Catlonal prohibition conven tion the SVnbash will' soil round trip tickets at above rate on Juno 27 and 28. 2d Now Yo k nnd return $28.75. Loss than half faro. For the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor convention the Wabash will soil round trip tickets at above rates on Juno 4 , 5 nnd 6 with choice of routes via St. Louis or Chicago. 3d Saratocn and return $30.55. For the National Educational associa tion the Wab.ish will sell round trip tickets at above rate July 4 to 10 , with choice of routes via 'St. Louis or Chicago. 4th Detroit nnd return $20.50. For the B.iptiat Young People's union the Wabash will sell round trip tickets at above rate July 12 nnd 18 For tickets , sleeping car accommoda tion and a ( older giving lists of routes , side trips , cost , of same , with other valuable information , call at Wabash olllco , 1502 Farnam street , or wrlto GuouaisN. CLAYTON , N. W. P. and Ticket Agent , O inah a , Nob. National Conference ol Charities mul Cor rection. Denver , Colo. , Juno 23-July 3. The Burlington route will run a special train from Cliiciiiio to Denver to accom modate attendants at the above confer ence. This train will bo in charge of n special agent , and will leave Omaha ut 4:15 : p. m. , Wednesday , Juno 22. A lim ited amount of space in sleeping cars wilhbo at the dlsposol of Omuna travel. Tickets on the certificate plan ( full faro on'tho ' going journey with return at one-third rate on presentation of cortill- cnto ) will be on sale from Juno 20 until July 3. For tickets , berth reservations , etc. , apply to city ticket olllco , 1223 Farnam St. W. F. VAILL , Agent. Dr. Culliruorc. oculist , . BJS building Wilko & Sautter sell Union soap. Half ram toNiuv York , For the national convention , Y. P. S. C. E. , the Burlington route will on July 4. 5 nnd 0 sell round trip tickets to Now .York at half rates. The bulk of Christian Endoavorors live south of tlioiPlatto river nnd will use the Uurllqrjton route to the conven tion. tion.Tho benefit of the reduced rntes referred - ferred to is opnn to the general public. Bnggugo checked direct from resi dence through : to destination. For information regarding regular nnd special trains , through slooper" to Now York , fi < ros0tc. , apply to W. F. Valll , city ticket agent , 1223 Farmun slroot , Omaha. S. Porsols sells Union soap. lo a. The favorite- resort of Omaha people. Excursion tickets now on sale at $11.15 for round trip.lTho Omaha-Spirit Lake sleepers will baiput on about June 25. The Hotel Orleans will bo under the management of the B. C. R. & N. Ry , Co. the same ns last year , thus insuring the best accommodations Remember the sleeping car line on the "Old Sioux City roulo' ' will commence running Juno 25. Tickets and berths can bo pro cured nt city ticket olllco , 1401 Farnam St , J. It BUOllANAJf , General passenger agent. George F. Munro noils Union Boap. Romoinbor that u toe Ic hold era of the Mutual Loan nnd Building association receive 0 per cent interest on shares ono your old nnd 10 per tiont per annum ot those four years old or ovor. Series No 27 is nnwo'pon for subscription. Olllco Clmmbor of Commerce. G. M. NATTisauu , Secretary. 11 v Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in the His tory of Omaha AT THE 99-CENT STORE , 1319 FARNAM \Vc Are Sluuilitrrliir ( l'rler < on Toyn , Dolls , fancy < lnocl , Notcltlon , Hey * ' Wag on * , llammockii. l.mrn Tennis , HI- ' cjcivil , ( lli-ls1 Tricycles , itc. : TOY DEPARTMENT. Lawn tennis , 25 styles of rnokols to select from ; the choicest goods of the best makers in the country. Rackets from. 800 to $1.1)5. ) Croquet in great variety from 76c to $2.05 a Bet. Special wholesale slaughter of hammocks ; best sisal Mexican ham mocks 70o each , worth $1.50. Boys' velocipedes 81.05 each. Boy's iron wagons OOc each. Girls' ' tricycles $1.05 each. each.FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. 25 doxon Ana silver frames 25c each , worth $1.00. 500 Indies' leather bolts in seal , nli- galor and calf at 25c , well worth $1.00. in " Red " the 1,000 pocketbooks "Royal , latest craxo , at 25o each ; others at 40c , 74c , olc. J E WELRY DEPARTMENT. Sensational otTerings in our magnifi cent jewelry dopartmont. Child's solid gold rings , So each , sold usually at 60c. 23c lor solid gold band rings , worth $1.00. 40c for solid gold rings with Rhino stone Bettings. 25c a pair for brilliant oar drops , worth $1.00. Wo liavo every novelty as fast as it appears. HOUSEKEEPERS DEPARTMENT. Extraordinary inducements : $3.05 for decorated tea sots of 50 pieces , worth $0.00. 1.000 line French decorated fruit [ ilatos , lOc each , worth 50c ; this for Monday and only 0 to ono customer. Docornlod chnmbor sots , 12 pieces , $1.0 ! ) , worth $0.60. The Peerless wood frame wringer , for Monday , $1.00 , usually sold at $3.00. This is positively the greatest opportunity for housekeepers ever of- bred in Omaha. Every ono should nalio it a point to visit T-IIE 99 CENT STOKE , 1319 Farnam Street. Half UiltcH to Chicago Via the Northwestern line , Juno 17th , 18th nnd 19th , good till July Oth , Inclu sive. The Jncksonian club , guests and rlonds from the ontlro state leave Oma- m via ubovo line on a special train Sun- dap , Juno 10th , 7 p. in. , for the demo cratic convention. The rnlo Is open to the general public. Call quick for berths at 1401 Farnam street. G. F. WEST , R , R. RITCHIK , C. P. & T. A. General agent. Sam'l Burns is olToring 50 Jowott re- rigoralors at faclory prices. S. Barg sells Union soap. The W. A. Page Soap Co. nro pub- ishing each week a different list of ton norchants who sell Union soap. Watch 'or your grocer's name. F. II. Bishop soils Union soap. The exposition is open from 10 a m. until 10:30 : p. m. Admission , 25o. A grand program has boon arranged for Sunday. Admission , 25c. National encampment Between 3 and 7:30 : p. m. will lie the big show. Drive out and see the guard mount nt 9 a. in. A grand program has been arranged 'or Sunday. Admission , 25c. National encampment. Between 3 and 7:30 : p. m. will bo the big show. Drive out and see the guard mount at 9 a. m. Class Day at l.ultc School. Friday afternoon the pupils In tlio ciphth Krado of LiiiUo school , ever which MUs Whit- nero presides ns principal , Mr * . Carlisle , Loachcr , hold tbolr class Hay exorcises , nnd rendered a very intorcstltip program. Whllo it Is rather difliciilt toindividuull/.a where nil acquitted themselves so creditably , the class poem by Frank Freeman , "Tho Cluss of "J-J , " nnd the welcome to the Hiu'h school ox- toiuled by Mr. Hnrrlson Oury of tbo olovor.th grade , were particularly able efforts , show ing thoughtful study. The class poem was nbovo the average class day rhytno and won cntUuBlasUc applause. The following was the program : Duet The Jolly lllnclcsmltli l < ° roI and Kninia TlliUo Recitation Ylntliilns Ourrlu Olnrk Mualo Uuukno SOUK Kljjhth Ur.ulu Clahn I'ouni Thu Class Of 'IG..l'nmU I'rouinun I'liinoHiilo .Martha Mutnlu WIlKiiliny UiiiHs History Jose Kulluhur Kecltntlon Klrst Sult'.ur'a Story i. . . .Minnie Allison Diiot-HrJclil' Kyi's I'plka . . . . . . . . . Clauilo MtuiUuo. and IToJ ! landers Hccllntlon Tlio Hoys CJuy Mmine ! } Prophesy. Kstliur ITIcd 1'lano Solo Moonlight on Hudson barii.Mncoinbor Hooltntlan .limu Days Ol a Uiirtla ( JIusK KOIIK Klglilli Unulo Address to Sovuuth Orado Jiiines Trulll Welcome to UlRli School . . .Mr. Harrison Oiiry I'tirtlnptioiiK KlRlith Qrudo School March to Grounds Dodluatlun of UlnssTroo . . . . 1'upur forUHss llox Nulllo Wcbor Ituilal of llox..Hans Ihinsoa and Frud Martin Loslnxof Key Mamlo Hhooks Presentation of I'lowora First Uruilo CrailiiatniKiit liclloni School. Friday afternoon the graduating' exercises of the eighth grade took ploco nt the Kollora school. The program was vary nroltily rendered , nnd by the time Dr. Miller had finished bis very Intorcstlnir reminiscences , had compli mented the class on their Intelligence nnd good training n& evidenced by their essays , songs , recitations and deportment , each mem ber of the class felt that It was a very good thicg Indeed to belong to Kellom school and that leaving It was harder than ho had thought. I'llOUIIAM. Rong-Tlio llree/o , . School KHBUV Sweden Ulohnril .Inlniscm Olnss History , . .l.eim Nmuimn Hong Up the Airy Mountain .School Kshiiy I'urtla Jennlu I'liHorson MiiHlu Klblo Trillium ( InioM lliiuKi'tt Kccllullon tJiilia lA'cder ' Miislo Klslu Truman ( Mass Prophecies KrockorloUii Wussolls Kong Mary Blockhum UIIIHH Kssay Aiuilo lu-nnutt rioiik' Ainurlaii . . . . , .Seliool Addro.s from Class of 'ui : Kdlili Joiieii AddiehS l > r. Miller J. Newman sells Union soap. California. You have neon California frequently mentioned in newspapers and magnzlnoH Porhnps a friend him boon there and writes onthuulastiu letters bade homo about the climate nnd the fruits. It nmloi ) you anxious to BOO the country for you wolf. , , , Tlio best time to go is in the fall nnd winter. Then work hero is least press ing and California climate Is now pleas ing. The way logo is via Siuitiii-o routo. on ono of that lino's popular , por- Bonnlly conducted parlies , leaving Chicago cage every Saturday evening , nnd leav ing Kansas City every Sunday morning. Special ngcnta and porters in attend , nnce. Pullman tourist Bloopers aroused used , furnished with bedding , mat- troseoe , toilet articled , etc. Second cliHa tickets honored. Wrlto to U la. Palmer , passenger agent Santa Fo route , 131U Fnrnnni.stroot , Omaha , Neb. An Instullatlon of electric light is being laid down In Uailgnollot tunnel , near Paris , in which tbo Incandescent lamps are placed at a height of llftoun feet nbovo tbo rails. The llirht in received by plates of burrlibea tin covered witU' glutm , which relloct a soft mid agreeable light Into tbo carriages. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA First Graduating Olan of the Majio City's High School , IT IS CREDITABLE IN EVERY RESPECT Oninnicncoiiicnt Kti-rrlnci Wilt Occur lur- IIIR the I'miviit Week I'rogrant lor the Occ.iihin rprmmiifl or the Clnti Local NCUH Notes. The South' Omaha High school gradtintos itsilist class Ihls year. The class of ' 04 will ho tlio drst to represent thnt the educa tional faculties of the Magic City are second to lho3u of no cily of Us size. The com mencement exercises , which will occur Thuwdiw and Friday of this week , will beef of unusunl Interest , nnd no olTort will bo spared to make the occasion ono In which the city ns well 113 the alumni of the school may toke pride. U'ho First I'rosbytormn church has boon oujwcod for the cvoiunp exorcises. On Thursday evening nn address will bo tie- llvoroa by Judge W. F. Norrls ot the Klghth Judicial district on "Our Debt to Antiquity.11 Judge Norrfs Is n well known speaker on educational subjects and will no doubt b > ) favored with a largo audience. The regular class exorcises will occur Fri day evening. The progriiln has not bcon en tirely perfected , but will no doubt bo Inter esting. Ttio memhors ol the graduating class who will receive diplomas are : Misses Joiinottu H. Mullen , Murlon A. Thompson , Mary 13. Ilocd and Messrs. Charles M. John son and Herbert Martin. Thursday afternoon the class exercises of tbo o.e'ith ' grade will bo hold nt the Ulu'll school uulldltu' . The class consists of Allita Adams , Ethel Hanoy , Fred Peyton , Fred Burroughs and .lames Plvonlcn. rllKlous SorvIci-H , The services nt tbo First Methodist , church today will .bo of unusual interest. The Children's day program , "Tho League of Honor , " will occupy the place of tbo regular morning service nnd the sacrament of bap tism will ilso bo administered. In the even ing n platform nicotine will bo bold at which addresses upon educational subjects will bo delivered by Prof. A. A. Munroo , Kov. C. N. rJnwxon nnd othorj. The Sunday school will ncet as usual nt 0:45 : a. m. and the Ep worth oaguo at 7 p. m. Kov. Dr. Wilson of the Castcllur Prosby- torlan church of Omaha will occupy the pul pit ot tbo First Presbyterian church this morning. In tbo evening Kov. Wheeler will speak upon "Tho Flag nnd the IJool : . " At the First Baptist church the morning sermon will also bo devoted to educational topics. The usual evening service will beheld held at 8 o'clock. Notes anil 1'omoimlD. Mrs. E. D. Towl returned yesterday from Springfield , 111. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon of ICoarnoy are guests of Mrs. B. F. Carpenter. Mrs. it. h. btnith of Holstein , la. , is vis iting Mrs. H. L. Dennis. Dr. James Ac IColly raturncd yesterday from n visit ut UjWitt , Nob. Charles Morao of St. Louis is the guest of bis sister , Mrs. Mayor Miller. Mw. C. C , Vaughn nnd children nro tbo guests ot relatives in Framout. The South Omaha base ball club will play at Council Ulufts this afternoon. Kov. W. A. Baldwin ot Klslnp , Nob. , was the quest of O. C. Buck yesterday. Prof. A. H. Morris of Stansborry , Mo. , was the guou of Knv. Marion Bolos yester day. day.James James Frnziar of Lee , liurke & Frnzler lias returned from a vacation at the Hot Springs. The Good Tomplnrs will hold n district moetlnir nt the First Methodist church Mon day j ven ing. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Illingsworth of'a - pcilo , la. , and Mrs. O. J. Dulllald of Contcr- vllle , la. , lira visiting Mr. and MM. K. C. Young. . Mrs. Jennie Walicer of the government microscopical department , loft yesterday to sponu her vacation with friends at Colum bus , Nob. Postmaster Ulasgow was presented with nbox. of fragrant Havanas uy tbo oastonico omployos yesterday on tuo occasion of his 50th birthday. Some of the grading gang at Twenty-third nnd J streets uncarthod the putrollod forearm of n man yostorJuy. Tlio arm was minus the hand and bow it eitno there is a mystery. The front doors of nil saloons are ordered closed today. The oack doors nre under no restrictions , however , so it Is hard to toll how the order will alTect the usual state of aftnir.s on the Sabbath. Chief Beckett rocolvoj a telegram from the chief of police of Hammond , Iml. . yesterday nsiilng If Neal Corcoran was wanted hero. The chief replied that Corcoran was wanted to stay away and they were welcome to keep him in Indiana as long us tboy liked. Sullllol ( i.UllCH. Tomorrow and the day following the grad uating class of the High school will occupy n good deal of the attention of their frlenda and the general public. At 0 o'clock tomor row morning the tennis tournament will bo played at the Young Man's Christian associ ation courts on llarnoy street as follows : MIXED IIOUIIIiXH. Arthur Carter , ' ) ' MoICell ' ! - Margaret , 'OJ. Itcrtllntlur. ' 1U H-Jltli swart/ . 'U.f , 1'r.inlc Illloy. M ? Ada Stoni1. 'Ut. Henry Oitxood , 'Ul Kimim Usjood. ' 02. Kdwln OjRood. ' 01 Harriett Osgood. 'U4 ' . OiMitloninii first url/u. racket case. Ivon by 1'rof. Lowlsi heuond prl/o. bull , given by I'liinl.Oross Gun company. Lndy Klrst prlzu. raekft. given by Collins ( In n company ; second prlzo , bull , glvun by Hayden llros. On Tuesday morning at 0 o'clock comas the boys'doubles , with these entries : Hue Hobble , 'lll-1'rmik Haskull. 'DJ. Krud IdiUo , 'ill Halph l'lurson.'UI. UossTowle. 'lll-S.iui llnriiM. 'ill. Krnnk MuUuiiu. 'Ul Aiuhm I'r.itt. ' 01. Hurt Ilntlur. 'iU Henry Ou oed , 'Ul. Krank KHey , 'Ul-Jolin S.ivlllc. 'tu. Hiinry UlaiUo. 'li.-fcott. llrown , ' 03 , First prlre , UluihO rauKut , glvon by I'rnf. Lewis ; Uluihu ruuUet , ghen by Kraiik Uross Uun company. fceuond ttr./u , pair tuiinls shoos , xlvon by Drexel X Uo un/.wulg ; pair tennis Hhoes , gtvun by Cook it ( ion. AtUiOTuesday : : nftarnoon the tallowing class day program will bo rendered ut tlio High school ; rrcBldont'H Address Mr. Louis W. IMwurds Uiiiks History l-'lrnt Two V.uari MUs ICd n a Robertson Second Two Vuars MNS | Margaiut MolColl Ctmlunnlal Kong Miss Mary KWIIIIHOII. . .UIIIBH Claxs rouin Mlhs Ida .Moyer Clavs I'ronheey Mlaa Annutln hmlioy Bong ( juiirlft and UhoritN. . . U. II. ti. ( , > cnu tut Address lo Undergradnales MUH l/'ora McCandllsh Tree Oration > lr. Hun UlnsliiirK' Ului i tiOHit KriitA. Clubs Presentation of prUc for tennis loiirnument. A Nonvunlr uf tlnliiii | ) DcHlfii. Several prominent gentlemen of this city have been favored with solid silver annual Urando Southern & till passes over the Klo * vcrton railroad. The plalo la uizo Is about ji/x2 Inches. / The center is solid with n hulf un loch border of illlgrco work of deli cate and oxijulslto design. In the border the naino of tuo road Is set in solid silver letters. Upon the bolld conlorplaco the iinmo of the holder Is engraved , as Is also that of Presi dent Monrn , who has become celebrated In the railroad world for the origlnulity bo dis plays every year In goltlng up duiigns for the annual passes hu IB pleased to iKtue. His passes thU voar nro tnndo ot pure CclorndA silver by Colorado sllvorjmltlis. Each piii ? H enclosed In n leather cnso nnU forms nn nltrnctivo and vnlur.blo souvenir. irrw.ui.Vtt j'iui'rN l'ro | iei-U of n NMV Itiillronil llrlnp nullO f Soon Attracting Much Attention. J OAsi'Kii. Wyo. , Juno 18. ( Spoolal Too-T ! gram to Tin : Uni : . ] Today provision wan made for crrado stakes to. bo used on tno rail road between hcio and the Soda lakes , Thu proposed line to bo surveyed will bo forty- tliroo miles long nnd extends from the Platta valloy-to the Sweotwatcr vallov , niul thence probably south to K'lwllns. The direct promoter - motor of the road is the Sodn Syndtcnto company , composed ot Now York capitalists. Thcru are nil kinds of speculations ns tu who U bnoking Ihu BViullcniP , whether it la n Northwestern schema' to extend westward nnd tap Union Paclllu territory , or n Union Pncltlo sclipino to build from Knwllns , ami thus to avoid going over Sherman mountain nnd connect with its own line nt Orln Junc tion , or whether It li u joint Northwestern nnd Union Pacllla schema to make n con tinental line by Kawllna nnd tbo Soda lakes to ChlciiRo nnd abandon to the KovornmeiiC the Union Pacific line oust to Kuwllns from Cheyenne , that uelng the niilin part of tha line covered by the government mortgairo. Central Wyoming U wild with dollgbft over the prospect of being on a throuoh lliio. Colonel Nogui at.dChlof Englncor Kdwanl Kutgor ot Jnt.osvlllo , Wl . , hnvo Just re turned from n trip over the proposed lino. Captain Kutger lott this morning for Urn 01191. 01191.A. A. T. Seymour 01 Olon Hock , Wyo. , mid K. D. Kntiiroiis of Sioux Cttv , la. , today bought un oil well drilling machine and nro going right to work on Powder rivor. They hired a gang of man today. .t.ox's .nw.vii. Union 1'aclllc iiiiployiM ( llvrn HIM IliMU-lll < T\vciilj-i'lvo Thoniand Dollarn. Nnw YOIIK , Juno IS. The will of Sidney Dillon has been lllcd for probate. H bait been the Intontlon of Mr. Dillon to leave a certain amount to charity , but this alteration in his will was prevented by pros ? of biiblf ness nnd his illness. Ins bolrs , knowing Mr < Dillon's Intention , hnvo mil ted In agreeing tot give ami hnvo sot ustdo , among other sums for roliclous , charitable nn.t educational pur-j poses , e-Jo.OOU for tbo Young Men's Christian association for the employes on the line of the Union Pacific railroad. RELIGIOUS WOKK AND WOHKER3. Itov. Savulgo on ltaitlnm Associated Charities Tim Misters. Kov. Charles W. Savldgo has como to the conclusion that Immersion Is the tiuo way to bo baptized , llo has boon studying over tbo matter for some months nud ilmilly ronehoil n conviction that sprinkling nnd pouring were not quite sure enouuh for him. Ho has boon refusing of Into to unptizo Infants tbac have been taken to him for baptism on the ) ground that the blolo contained no Justifica tion of Infant baptism. On Friday evening last Kov. Savldgo wont out to C'ourtlaiul beach nnd was immersed liy Kov. Somorvllle , a retired Free Methodist , pro.-.chor. Kovi' Savldgo in turn immersed Kov. Somorvlllo , ho. having como to a llko conclusion with , Kcv. Savldgo upon the subject of baptism. Rev. Savldgo then Immersed several moin bors of his congregation who bavo recently Joined. The scene was n very animated ono. as a largo number of people ; who believe in immersion ware present to sea the two preachers , lormurly Methodists. immerse each other , : ir.d the singing was vig orous nnd prolonged. Speaking of the matter Kov. Savldgo said to n BII : : reporter : "I have given this sub ject a great deal of study and while 1 have always boon in harmony with Mothcdlstlo doctrine , thnt cither of tlio three ways , snrinkllng , pouring or immersion , were all right , of into I have become convinced .that . Ini'.noraion was the Jrtio vny. Immer sion satis lies the conscience , and I don't sec , nt present , how the others can if a person - son will only glvo the subject careful'1 thought. I havu refused to buptlzc babies , t too , because I can llnd no commandment lu the ulblo that justices htirh a thing. Jesus * took litllo children und hud His hands oti < their heads , but Ho did not bapllzo them. * When infants nro brought to me to DO chris * teued I put my hands on their heads iinfi pray over thorn , but I will not baptlzo thom.'j The bible bays you must 'bellovo nnd bu > , : baptized. ' How can nn infant uollvoi Thai } parents hnvo to believe lor the child , nnd , tome mo , that is absurd. AsHoulatuil Charities. The Society of Associated Charities la Omaha will ho In excellent shape for worlc' ' In n short time. A meeting of prominent business men was hold lust week nt wbicUi stops wcro tnkon to place the organization ut on n better footing. Tharu were sixteen | prominent business men present , and they wuro nil cnttiusiaUlo over the importance oC the work in view. Kov. A. W. Clark , tlio superintendent , was requested to attend. ' the convention of Associated Charities. I to bo bold In Denver next week , sni to report to the Omaha association Bovor n points that the association is In doubt about , after which the enterprise will assume moro delinito shape. Uov. Clark has mut with ex ceptional success in the work of providing1 for Ihu comfort and relief of the suffering poorot Omaha , nnd tbo association has boon very muoh encouraged to push nlioml with the good woric. Mr. Ilopklnni Mr. ICountzo , Prof. Ciillusplo nnd others will push tbo or ganization .to completion und it will bo In much better conultion tu take euro of the un- fortuiiuto when the biting frosts of winter como again than over boforoin tbo history ol Omaha. _ MO\IIIK Their The Bister * who have charge of St. Jo- soph's hospital are Just now busily engaged with the work of moving Into the now building - ing on South Tenth stroot. It will roqulru about a week to move , as great care has to bo exercised to got everything in complete ) readiness for the patients. Tbo sister su perior has refused to take any patients recently that could not bu moved without danger , nnd it lu liopoil that all who are In the hoipltal can ha transferred lo the ele gant now house without any serious incon venience. _ _ _ V. .11. C. A. The tennis club is arranging for some ox ccllotit exhibitions during the year. Our meeting next Friday night will bo con ducted by Assistant Secretary Hollander. Colonel Clmrlos liinl lake his class on a trip through the Holy Lund nt II p. m. Sun day. . _ _ - " The moinbors nro thinking of an exniirnlou to Lincoln on July I , In order that aomo may enter into ttie Hold contests. "tihosU" U to bo thn subject of Kov. J. L , P. Llwyd for tbo mon'u mooting atI p. m , This promises to tie un Interesting mooting. The outings of the oioyclu club cacti Thursday night are looked forward to with eagerness. It IK u hight to see the men start from the building. The young men's mooting hold on Frl Jny nights ntSo'clock In Increasing In Intorcit and attendance each wook. Thu public ut Invited to droj ) in for un hour. "Young Men's Christian association tent" has been vlsltod by hundreds of soldiuis who have availed themselves of the opportunity to rend and wrltu upon tliu Held , Niitlcct of Are UHU nr lent inulsr till * ltcinlflftii cento ; cticl > " ' < ' ' ( j' ' it 11" * * _ w iiollON A lllTo H. H. McDonald and wife , daughter , Tuesday , June 11 , Ib/J. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report 0 Powder / PURE