8 THE OMAHA DAIIA' I1EE : SUNDAY , AUGUST 21 , 1802-S1XTEEN PAOES.
THE BOSTON STORE
Gluok Bros. Entire Stock of Fine Yarns Qo
on Sale Tomorrow ,
LARGEST YARN DEP'T ' ON GRAND ST ,
( llurk'n rino I.lnons , OliciillloCiirtnliH , Cnll-
cin , ( llMRlininiitVn li UooiUf OiitliiB
J liiniiutii , Colored Cnntim riniineli
AVI1I IIo DUpoiiail of Timorrow.
GLUCK'S PINK LINENS.
Bleached and unbleached table da
masks that Gluck nold at60ctoC5c , go
at 2.3c a yard.
Oluck'fl ! tOo a yard red table linen goes
nt 15c a yard. , ,
Cluck's line OSc Scotch table damask
goes at19c. . . , ,
Gluck's line blenched satin dnmaiks
go at OSc , 75c , OOc a yard , worth up to
$2.00.
Gluck's lunch nnd dinner sots go nt
52.25 , . 3.25 , $3.08. $4.75 , sold in Now
York from S5.00 to $10.00.
Ladles who admire fine table linen
will sco seine marvels in this stock.
Cluck's napkins , all line damask ,
worth from $1.00 to $1 50 go at 50c , 75c ,
OSc , 81.SO , SI.5 ami $2.50.
Tomorrow wo will show bigger bar
gains in linen than have ever been scon
in Omalia boforo.
GLUCK'S TOWELS.
Your choice of Gluck's .10c heavy Gor
man diunnsk towels , with broche bor
ders , Monday lc ( ! each.
Gluck's lOc , 15c , lOc line linen towels
nil go in ono lot at Co each' .
All Cluck's Odd towels , all kinds of
prices , go in ono lot at 2o { eaoh.
All Gluck'u fine toweling , worth lOc ,
12c and 15c , goes at OJc a yard.
All the cheaper linen toweling goes at
GLUOK'S CHENILLE CURTAINS.
An immense line of single portloro
curtains at l)8c ) each that sold In Now
York at $3.98 a pair.
All the finest odd chenille curtains in
this stock , worth up to $8.50 a pair , go
at $1.08 a piece.
All the chenille curtains in pairs in
the stock that sold in Now York for up
to $9.00 , will bo sold at $1.00 a pair to
morrow. Como early. Thoro's bound
to bo a rush for these bargains.
87.00 COUCH COVEUS FOR $2.25.
About 75 very line tapestry couch
covers that sold in Now York for $7.00
go at $2.25 ouch. This is the greatest
bargain in the salo.
GLUCK'S LACE CURTAINS
Go at the most marvelous kindol prices ,
and it Is really the grandest line and
stock of Inco curtains in Oranlm today.
They go tomorrow at $1.00 , 81.81) ) , $1.75 ,
$1.08 , $2.50 , $3.50 , $5.00 , being just about
ono-thlrd of tlio Now York prices.
Best grade outing llannols OJc , worth
15c.
15c.Best cloublo faced bright colored can
ton llannol 4la.
Finest grndo two-toned high colored
cotton plush , different color each side ,
73e , worth 2oc.
0,000 yards blue denim 8c.
8,000 yards romimnts line ticking lie.
Best American dress prints 3c and
Best indigo blue prints 5o. .
32-inch Gorman blue prints 9c.
India linen and checked nainsook at
c , 3c , 5o , 8c , lOc , 12c-
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N.V. . Cor. 10th and Douglas.
A. O. U. W.
First annual picnic to bo hold at Fort
Calhoun , Nob. , August 27 Como ono ,
come all nnd bring your baskets. A
good time guaranteed to all. First ex
cursion leaves Webster street depot ,
0:30 : a. in. ; second , 3 p. " in. , and tickets
honored on all trains , viz. : 8:10 : a. m. .
1:15 : p. m. , 6:15 : p. in. ; return 0 p. m , , 8
p. m. , 10 p. m. Games of all kinds and'
liberal prizes awarded to the winners.
\V3i. H. WOODS , '
CAl'MNGKU ,
CUKTIS ,
VOOEI , , Committee.
IIOOTON ,
SUIM'I ,
CAUTKK ,
Rr > ad Ilaydon Bros' , announcement on
page 5.
Ladies fltio shoes are being sold nt
half pricn at the Whitney mortgagee
Bale. 103 S. 15th street , opposite P. O.
Rend Hoyden Bros. ' announcement 011
page 5.
Now is the time tobuy Oxford tics
cheap , before the Whitney mortgage
Block Is closed out , 103 S. 15th strcot ,
opposite postollleo.
Domestic soap , the best in hard wator.
Head Iltiydon Uros' announcement on
page 5.
There will bo a mooting of tlio repub
lican state central commlttoo at the
Capitol hotel , Lincoln , Nob. , on Mon
day , August 22 , 1802 , at 8 o'clock p. in.
AH members of the committee , the vari
ous candidates on the republican state
nnd electoral ticket and the chairman of
the various republican congressional
committees are onsnostly urged to be
present.
A. E. CADY ,
Temporary Chairman.
Omaha , Nob. , August 12th , 1892.
Mrs. H. II. Davics , the milliner , hns
gene east for goods.
Rend Ilaydon Bros. ' announcement on
page 6.
An olcgant brand new $350.00 piano
for $1.07.60.
Colby upright. 3 strings , cabinet
grand $1-10.00.
Ono $ l.)0.00 Wogman piano , case dam
aged in shipping , $276.00.
Kbtoy organ , $25.00.
Ono ; > liuio. action sumo as Voso ft
Son , $175.00.
An elegant oak finish piano , full iron
frame , slightly damaged in shipping ,
f225.00.
Every instrument warranted.
IIAY DEN BROS.
Travellne "Men's day at Burlington
Bnncli , August 27. >
Road Iltiydon Bros' , announcement on
page 6.
Your grocer sells Domestic soap ,
C'lilllornlii Kximriloni.
Pullman tourist sleeping car * are run
dally on all Paulllu coast trains via the
Siviifi Fo route , the shortest line to
California.
The cnrs fire furnlfhod with boddltig ,
nmlrosBos , toilet articles , etc. Porters
are in attendance. Socond-olass tickets
ate honored on llioeo car ? .
In addition to the dully service the
Santa Fo Route runs special excursion
parties with an agent of the company in
charge , using , these tourist Bleeping
cars , and leaving Kansas City every
Sunday noon.
For further information and time table
of the Santa Fo Route and reserving of
Bleeping car berths , address 11 L.
Palmer , passenger agent , 1310 Farnnm
t roottOamlm , Neb ,
Road Ilaydon Bros. ' announcement on
page 5.
BENNETT'S '
An Extraordinary Eala nt Bennett's ' All
Next Week.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF BARGAINS
One "UVpk from Tomorrow , Momlny , Wo
Are ( loliiK to .Milko Clmncc * In Sntno
of Our I > cmrtiiiriiM | to .Materially
Itpnrllt Our Customer * .
There are some lines wo want to
. CLOSE OUT.
So nil next week you will find wonder
ful bargains at our store.
In dry goods you can buy as long as
they last men's hose lOo a pair , worth
20c.
20c.Men's
Men's cotton hose 5c pair , worth 15c.
Ladies' hose at fie aud lOc pair.
Handkerchiefs , fancy border , Ic oach.
Elegant dross goods 8c , wortli 15c.
Line now pattern dress goods to close
at 12Jc.
Ladies' bolts at your own price , or say
6c each.
Men's shirte , overalls mid pants to bo
sold without regard to cost.
Suspenders 4c per pair , nnd many
other articles at cut prices.
In hardware Monday will bo
"WASH BOILER DAY"
At Bonnott's.
No. 8 wash boiler , -I9c.
A few lawn mowers , water coolers and
rofrlgorators that must go Monday.
Our tea , colTco and spice department
is becoming more popular each day.
Wo have the now season Japan teas in
now and they are extra fino.
Wo have also an olcgant line of India
teas in , which are ologant. They are
the kind so popular In the oast.
In all our"goods wo guarantee entire
satisfaction.
Our lamp sale on second lloor attracts
the crowds. This department is complete -
ploto with a fine assortment of the best
goods.
SHOE SALE.
All next week wo will cut prices in
this department lo the quick on all odd
pairs and surplus stock.
A lot of ladies' and men's $4.00 fine
shoos for $3.00 next week , commencing
Monday and as long as they lust ,
BUY SHOES NOW.
Watch the papers nil next week for
our ' 'short squibs. " They will bo short ,
but will moan a great deal.
W. R. BENNETT CO.
P. S. We forgot to mention dusters.
If you are even going to want a duster
got it at Bennett's now. Wo have them
forSc ami lOc.
Good ones.
ones.OUR FREE LIST.
Got a glass of ice tea in our tea , cof-
fco and snico department free
A glass of Cherry cordial in our hard
ware department free.
A glass of root beer in our drug de
partment freo.
W. R. BENNETT CO.
SUNDAY ] > INNiiC
At tlioVIlulsor llolnl , Sol I'rinco Malinger.
MENU.
Consomme un 1'rlntanloro.
1)1111'leklcs. Sllcotl Tomatoes. Olives.
Dolled LMckcrel , Champagne Sauce.
Parisian I'ot.Uoes.
liollcd llcof. Mustard Sauce.
I'rltno or lloefi Natural Gravy.
Sprint ; Lain I ) . Mint S.uico.
ijlulTud bprliig ( 'lildicii , Itrown Sanco.
' Salmi of Goose. Spanish Olives.
Young Oiilf's Ton'-Mics. S-inoo Piquant.
Uroiim PuITs. I'ort Wine Sauco. "
Chicken Salad.
Iloilcd Potatoes. Minded Potatoes.
Sweet Potatoes Hi owned In Ituttur.
Now Wax Heans. Corn on Cob.
Cocoannt Pudding , Vanilla Sauco.
Green Apple Pie. Pumpkin Pie.
1'resli Peach Ice Cream.
Nut Call i ) . l/ayor Onku. .lolly Roll.
Coconnut Ciiko. SponRO Cake
California 1'cais. Plums. Ponclms.
Crackers and Cheese. Mixed Nuts.
Toa. Ice Tea. Codec. MIIU.
Single meals , 50c. Day board , Sl.OO
per wook. Hotel rates , S1.50 to $2.00
per day. Our motto , "Study the com
fort and convenience of our guests. "
Give us a trial. THE "WINDSOR. "
W. T. Scumtin , wagons and carriages.
Read Ilaydon Bros' , announcement on
page 5.
_ _
Samuel Burns has his semi-annual
pitcher sale this week.
100 pitchers 25c , formerly 60c.
100 pitchers 50c , formerly $1.00.
100 pitchers 76c , formerly $1.25.
Nollco to Kiilulitu of
The Burlington has boon chosen the
"olllcial route" for the Uniform Rank ,
Knights of Pythias to Kansas City.
Train will leave union depot , Omaha ,
Sunday , August 21 , at 9-15 : p. m.
A. L. LOTT , )
II. W. SNYDHII , > Commlttoo.
II. J. WKf.LS , )
Road Ilaydon Bros. ' announcement on
page 5.
All Sir Knights not attached to any
division and wishing to go to Kansas
City are requested to moot at Castle
hall , 10th and Farnnm streets , in fatigue
uniform at 7 p. m. , Sunday , August 21st.
COL. A. L. LOTT.
Domestic soap is the dirt knocker.
Read Iltiydon Bros' announcement on
page 5.
NOT It ) 15.
To .VII Trallii > Mm In Nul'nislui.
Tlio proprietors and management of
Lincoln S'iH ' L'iko tender yourself and
lady the full and free use of Burlington
Uoach , including bathing suits , steam ,
sail and row boats , with tha band and
lloor manager for Saturday afternoon
nnd evening , August 27 , to bo known
as "Vravollng Moil's Day at the Bench. "
Those that wish can bring their own
baskets and lunch in the bowery. Com
plimentary tickets will bo left at the
Lincoln , Capital , Windsor , Opolt and
Litidoll hotels , where they will bo fur
nished to traveling men.
LINCOLN SAW LAKH ,
G. A. Spencer , Manager ,
Road Ilaydon Bros' , announcement on
page 5.
Nothing better in hot weather than
Waukoaha Arcadian Mineral w.itor nnd
ginger tile for sale at all llrst class drug
and grocery stores , Meyer & Ruipko ,
wholesale agents.
ISxuiiniloii Opportunity.
Via tlio Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ry. , with choice of routes east of Chi
cago.
Washington , D. C. , and return , ono
faro for the round trip , on sale Sopt.
13th to 20lh , good returning until Out.
10th.
10th.Call
Call at olllco , 1501 Farnnm street.
Omaha , or telephone 28i for additional
Information.
C. S. CAUIIIKK , F. A. NASH ,
Ticket ugunt , Gunorul agonU
BOSTON STORE DRESS GOODS
Qlnok's ' Entire Stock Pine High Grade
Dress Goods on Solo Tomorrow.
GLUCK'S ' SILKS ON SALE FOR FIRST TIME
Tills ( Illicit .Stork of DroM ( .ooiln nud Sitltit
Is Without Doubt the riiiL-tt lu
Oiiialiu Prlcei Are Simply
\Voiulerliil.
All tlio slnglo fold fine wool dross
ods iu plaids , serges und mohairs , that
voro marked to sell in the city of Now
York at 25c lo-o sold by us at 8c per
: ard.
10-inch wool nlaid boucle cloth and
double fold wool llannojs , Gluck's price
I5o , go at 15c at The Boston Store.
Double fold plaid wool sornos , Gluck's
price SOc , on sale at The Boston Store
it 26c.
Storm serges In navy blues , black ,
> rowiiE and green , Gluck's 75c quality ,
our price 30c.
MIXED DRESS GOODS.
On. center counter in dress goods
tislo.
All of Gluck's ' 79c double fold all wool
Trench borges. all wool pin chock , plain
nnd plaid brilliantines and all wool
camels hair plaids , choice of the en-
ire table , SOc a yard. >
Fifty-four inch broadcloth in tans ,
blue , brown and black , worth $1.23 per
nrd , goes on salo'ntADc.
Forty-two inch black all wool boucle
serges , Grand street price , $1.00 , our
n-ico 4c. ! )
Gluck's evening shades -lO-inch glo
rias in light blues , cream , pink , lavon-
lor and tans nnd browns , Now York
irlco $1.75 , our price 89c , Or $1.45 for
natorial for complete suit.
Fancy weaves in plain colored fine
Iross goods in all now fall shades.
Clucks had thorn marked $2.25 per yard ,
our price on this lot OSc. All these
oods imported for this fall.
BLACK SURAH SILKS.
Eight hundred yards of Olucks' heavy
all silk surahs , Now York price OSc , on
sale at 39c.
On special counter , just as you enter
the store.
$1.50 SUMMER SILKS 40C.
Rich figured India summer silks , nil
small and neat designs. These are the
jest quality India silks shown this sea
son and have always sold at from $1.00
to $1.50 per yard.
They are in various colored designs ,
is white ground , black , navy , gray , tan ,
joigo and every imaginable shade. The
lombinations of colorings are exquisite.
Our price onlv40c.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Five pieces of dark red silk with
jlack stripe , just the thing for tea
gowns , sold on Grant strcot at $1.25 , our
iirico 49c.
Heavy satin rhndmes In all the new
'all shades. Gluck's price 81.39 , on sale
at The Boston Store for 76c.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas.
Trench Clilmi or Decorating.
Wo have just received a largo import
order of the celebrated M. Redon French
china , which consists of the latest and
most artistic shapes over produced. Wo
liavo also placed on sale a line line of
Austrian china dinner sots in now and
beautiful decorations whi'jh wo will sell
: it prices same as American porcelain.
Moody's China Store , 302 North Six
teenth streot.
Read Ilnydcn Bros' , announcement on
page 5
7 O'clock in tlio K
Is the time tiio fast Omaha-Chicago
train via "tho Northwestern lino"
leaves tlio Union Pacific dopot. Omaha ,
arriving at Chicago at 0:30 : o'clock next
morning.
V.3tlbulod sleepers and free parlor
cars. City ticket olllco. 1401 Farnam.
Road Ilaydon Bros' , announcement on
page 5.
_ _
Mrs. R. H. Davies , the milliner , has
gene east for goods.
The licKt Service- St. I.onli
Is that now otTored by the Burlington
routo.
You can leave Omaha at 9:45 : p. m ,
reaching St. Louis at noon the next
day.Through
Through Pullman and dining car
service.
City ticket olllco , 1223 Farnam street.
ISiill'.ilo on thu U'ur Path.
Everybody should bo sure nud see the
buffalo on the "War Path. " Special
program for Saturday and Sunday after
noon. Take Walnut Hill motor and
nsk for transfer.
i Read Ilaydon Bros. ' announcement on
page 5.
Omaha Can Mfg Co.campaign torches.
i'atronl/u Homo Industries llooklilmllni ; .
Book agents canvassing this town for
binding a book recently sold hero in
numbers , called Character Sketches.
Tlio Fostnor Printing Co. offers the
binding of tlijs work in morocco back
and corners gilt edge and embossed gill
bides for a loss price than the agents
can have it done. Call at the Fostnor
Printing Co. for prices. Binding of art
books and magazines a specialty. 1307
and 1300 Howard street , Omaha , Nob.
Domestic , Domestic , Domestic soap.
Road Hayden Bros. ' announcement on
pugo 6.
OxTonlH , Oxford * , Oxlorilx.
To close out the balance of the ladies'
Oxford ties in the Whitney mortgage
stock a still deeper cut has been imulo
in prices. You can now got a Tlno don-
golu Oxford for $1.00.
103 S. 15th straot , opposite postofllco.
Cloning Out Sale of l-'luo Pianos
At less than factory co t. Cash or In-
stallmonts. Moinborg , 109 N. lOthstreot.
Read Ilaydon Bros. ' announcement on
pngo 5.
You Can l.ravo Oitrilm
at 0:45 : p.m. by the Burlington Route and
arrive in St. Louis ut noon the next day.
Pullman stooping and dining car
service , via St. Joseph , dally.
r,000,001) )
Vltrlfiod paving brick for salo. Wo
will contract to deliver the above
amount within the next 90 days. Buck
stall Uroa. Mfg' . Co. , Lincoln , Nob.
Road Haydun Bros' , announcement on
pngo 5.
Now , and rare drug * . Shormtm & , Mo
Connnll 1513 Dougo , 3J dear west P. O.
KANSAS CITY AND UK1UHN
At Ono J'uro
Via Missouri Pacific railway from Aug.
20th to 25th , Trains leave Webster
street depot at 10:30 : a. in. and 0:30 : p. m.
For further Information call at city of
fices , N. E. corner 13th und Farnam
or depot , 16th and Webster sts.
Tlios. F. GouFitKV. P. and T. A.
J. O. Pmi.Ul'l'i , A. G. F and P. A.
THE MM DRY GOODS CO
Oloanine OutoOJd Lota in Every Dopart-
menbfflecrardlesa of Cost.
STUPENDOUS' ' BARGAINS EVERYWHERE
Imported Scotch Gliifflinmi IBc ! 1'rrncli
llnirViidli oliulllcH IOC , nud u Kc-
tmirluiblA UlTurin ) ; of f.iullcN 23o
Handkerchiefs for 8ic each.
For correct styles and low prices in
tidies' , misses' and children's shoos you
will study your best interest by exam
ining our largo and carefully selected
stock.
A special number for this week is our
SIl.OO ladies' shoos , all styles. The best
'n the city for the prico.
Wo also have a full line of misses' and
children's Waukenphast shoes , the boot
'itting and wearing shoes made.
6OUU yards finest imported Scotch
ginghams , ICc , formerly We a yard.
French organdies , lOc , have boon 75c.
English batibtes , lOc , originally fiOc.
Half-wool clmllios. lOc , bold at 2oc.
Printed cotton clmllios , 2c , worth Cc.
Drapery pongees , lOc , regular price ,
JOc.
JOc.An
An ODD LOT of Forris' good sense
children's waists , seine slightly soiled ,
others " , numbers wodo not intend to keep
"n stock , choice Monday SOc.
Ladies' black 'Miltumlso silk mitts ,
lOo ; formerly & 5c a pain
A lot of ladles' b.ilbriggan , gauzoand
Torsoy ribbed vests , formerly 35 nndoOc.
Monday only lOc.
Boys' fast black iron clad hose , dou
ble knees , heels , soles and too , only 5Joo
a pair : worth double.
Unbleached Turkish towels , 22 x15
nchcs , for two days only , 17c.
Bleached Turkish towels , 22x-15 inches ,
only 21c each , worth 3oc.
Crochet bed spreads , full si7.o , GOc.
Linen lunch cloths , : ! 2x34 inches , fiSc.
Turkey red peach napkins , JiOo dozen.
Now dress goods , irridoscont twilled
feorgcs , beautiful colorings , 3(5 ( in. , flOc.
LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS.
Colored borders have boon always
sold at 25o oach. Wo have marked thorn
at the startling price of 8Jo oach.
Among the lot uro some beautiful qual-
.ty mourning handkerchiefs well worth
15c. Thobo also are 8Jc each. Como
early to got good selections.
.Men's linen collars , all si/.os , assorted
shapes , equal in quality to E. & W. or
other standard makes , 4 for 2oo.
1,000 moil's silk and satin , lock scarfs ,
3 for 2oc.
Another lot of silk and satin four-in-
hand teck scarfs , 2oc , formerly 7Gc each.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Iff LiLIIUn'S I'IKLl ) .
Now Yorlt lias 203,000 working woman.
In n raco.i Truckco barber shaved a man
inIj seconds.
The tin iiiul sheet Iron workers of Phila
delphia are on strike to compel the discharge
ot nonunion men.
Organizers for each statoof tuo union Save
boon appointed oy Carriage aud Wagon-
uiakers International union.
The city council of Lancaster , Pa , passed
a law requiring city contractors to employ
American citizens nnd pay union wugoa.
The International Association of Journey
men Plumbers. GnslUtcrs and SteamlUtors
Helpers has a membership of M.OOO , wuo are
members of ninety-six local brancho ? .
The striKO In ths jfilmlra , N. Y. , Stool
Rolling mills was declared off after having
boon la .force two yoara aud two months. It
was an unconditional surrender ou the part.
of tbo Amalgamated association.
A New Jersey minister has gene on
strike. Ills congregation tins got behind
with bis salary und declines to pay up.
Hence ho refused to bring any mora salva
tion without nrico to their hardened hearts.
The union cigarraakorsof Now Brunswick ,
N. J. , are on strike for increases in wages.
They demand an advance to fS per thousand.
The'provlous price was $7. Ono largo lirm ,
Kolfo & Kuhn , acceded to the demand of the
union.
The striue of the granite cutters in New
England has up to the present cost the
vorkingraen 52,1 ! > 00,000 In wages. This ostl-
mnto is rnado by James G. Uatterson , who
built the Hartford capitol , und is now
building the National library in Washington.
The gl antlo sympathetic strike of the
building trades ol Now York city thai lasted
11 f teen weolts ondodlntho board of walking
delegates declaring the strilto oil. Al ono
period it rendered over 17,000 mon idle. Al
together tbo scnko affected 3J.OUO mechanics.
The loss to employes dooj uot fall much
short or M,500,000.
The delegates nominated by the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters nnd Joiners , at
its recent session in St. Louis , to rcproscnt
the brotherhood at tbo approaching conven
tion of tbo American Federation of Labor ,
are P. J. McGuIre , 1'tdladolphiu ; James Lin-
ehan , Chicago ; L. H. Uarl , Auburn , N. Y. ;
E. LiuiL'Ston , St. Louis.
The newly appointed ofllcers of Carriage
Makers International union are : Proildont ,
W. A. Studart of Clovolaud , O. ; vice presi
dent , M. Daughters of Donvorj scurotnrv-
treasurer , J. P. Touslng of Cleveland. Ex
ecutive board : O. A. Dolstnm , Chicago ;
John Soy ton , Columbus ; fl. J. Buckley ,
Boston ; J. S. BuKor , Indianapolis ,
l.ot'M Simp.
Gllt-odged wild lands ntSo.OO to 810.00
per aero in statoof Nebraska , whoso crops
last year aggregated $100,000,000. , Good
lots in the city of Otnalm. whoso popula
tion increased from 30,000 in 1880 to 150- ,
000 in 18'JO , is good stuff to hold , don't
you think ?
As wo are long on this class of prop
erty and short on cash , drop in.
During several years successful oxpn-
rlenco in the real estate business I huxo
established a reputation for handling
nothing but bargains.W. .
W. G. Ai.imraiiT ,
621 , C22 , 623 Now York Life building. .
A Duy < ) l Kimtliil Killing
In luxurious ease is all that is required
to make thu trip from Chicago to Now
York via Pennsylvania Short Lines.
The journey by this direct route is a
pleasure suou/tia. only elegantly equipped
vestibule train a-afford. Address Luce ,
218 Clark street , Chicago.
Road Ilaydon Bros.'announcement on
pngo f .
To ttid l'r < iKrv alvu I'nlillu ,
On Monday , September 5. the school
for physical training for boys , girls nnd
young ladlosu-also a course in Gorman
und fancy worU on Saturday will bo
opened by itho Omaha Turnverein nt
Gurmuniii hdlll > For particulars BCO or
address Mr.jKobort Rosonzwcig , 111U
Farnam street.
Road Hnydon Bros' , iinnouucomo nton
ptigo 5.
Mrs. R. II. Davlcs , the milliner , him
gene cubt for goods.
a llurtot KxuumluiM bimth vnt the \Val > mli
l.lnu.
On August 30 , Soptcmbor 27 and Oc
tober 25 the VYabash will neil round
trip tickets at half furu to points in Ala
bama , Mississippi , Louisiana. Tonnes-
BOO , Arkansas , Texas und Indian Terri
tory. Excursion train will louvo
Omaha 4:00 : and Council Bill's 4-10 : p.
m. on above dates. For rates , tickets
und descriptive land pamphlets call at
Wubabh olllco , 16U2 t'armun * tn > ui , or
write G , N. CLAYTON ,
N. W. P. agent , Omaha , Neb.
THE MAMMOTH GROCERY
All Prices "K ill Bo Slaughtered for tha
Next Throe Days.
A BANKRUPT FLOUR SALE
Thin IK the Flrnt Sulo of lUiiUrnpl Hour
Kvcr llolil in Omalm Snw U
Your Tlinn to lluy anil
liny Illi ; .
Ill order to innko space for the work
men to cut mi tirchway nonr the roar of
the building wo tire compelled to move
ioods or redueo flock.
Wo have decided lo give our natrons
ft bonoilu
In addition wo have purchased the
entire bankrupt stock of K. C. King < te
Co. of Fremont , Nob. , ( wholesale Hour
dealers ) at 6Uo on the dollar , and wo will
give you the bonollt of our jiirchaao by
Bulling the very best high grade Mluno-
apolis Hour for $1.00 per mtck.
Also a good Hour , warranted , for Too
] > or sack.
The following is a list of a fo\v f of our
prices :
Tea worth GOc you got for 30c.
Tea worth SOo you not for 2JC ,
Ton worth -10o you got for Me.
Tea worth . 'JOo you got for 15c.
ColToo worth 20o you uot forJOc.
ColToo worth 2-5o you ( jot for 16o.
ColTeo worth ! Wc you got for 20e.
ColToo worth -Klo you got for HOc.
Try our combination collco , 0 pounds
for $1.00.
One pound popper , pure , for lOc.
One pound cinnamon for lOc.
Ono pound allspice for lOc.
All other spices at the same price ,
for throe days only.
Baking powder'per pound , Cc.
Jolly per pall , 120 pounds , -lUc.
Jolly per pall , HO pounds , floe.
Full cream cheese per pound , lOc.
Wo also continue- our great soap sale
on laundry and toilet soaps.
Cotuo early and avoid the great rush.
'
Wo are now prepared to 'deliver all
orders PROMPTLY in any part of the
city , Council BlulTs or South Omaha.
THE MAMMOTH GROCERY ,
110 and 118 S. 10th street.
Road Ilaydon Bros' , announcement on
page 6.
9
.Summer Tourist Tickets
To 1,000 pleasant places east , north
and west are now on ailo at "tho North
western lino" city ticicot olllco. Hth
Farnatn stroot.
JllXti UP O31.111.1 LlVh.
They are tolling n good ono on Scip
Dundy. Ho was on ono of his hunting trips
up In Wyoming some time ago mid fixed ud
it clever trap to catch soina of tho' raomoors
of the party and foil Into It real hard him-
ir. Ho came across a bit ; log In the woods
ono afternoon and caratully measured the
length of it for future reference. The next
day ho managed to got the hunting party in
that vlulnlty and promutly started a talk
about bia great eye for distance and finally
offered to bet a good hat that ho could guess
within six inches of the length of the log
near which they wore standing. The wager
was taken nud Scip , ufter carefully eyeing
the log for a moment , placed its loagtu at
thirty-four foot. A tapa line was produced ,
when it was found thai the Ing was just
thirty-two foot in length. Scip was about
the most thoroughly surprised man you over
saw. Tnoro was a man In the party who
didn't seem at nil astonished. He had seen
Scip measuring the log the day before and
had gone out in the night and sawed off two
foot of the timber. That is the reason Henry
Estabrook is wearing a hat which Scip paid
for.
The average man would faro very well if
he wore as well fed and us well cared for as
the avarago pug dog. But there are two
pugs , owned by a North Omaha young lady ,
which faro oven better than the majority of
their pug brothers and sisters. They are
sleek and fat and potted from morning till
night. Their mistress washes and combs
them each duy and curls their tails , accord
ing to the latest fashion. Each afternoon ,
when the weather Is line , she takes bur
charges out for an airing. But suddenly
these afternoon promenades ceased , and it
was all on account of the eternal small boy.
The particular small boy lived a few doors
from the youn ? lady with the pugs , und ono
afternoon was out lu the yard playing. His
mother was watching him from an open
window , and every few minutes ho would
call up to her just to son that she had not
gone away. Just , then the young lady with
tier pugs came marching along. The young
ster stood for n moment with wide open eyes
and gazed at the procession. Then he turned
and called "to his mother : "MamaI Oh
mama ! There goes the pug dogs and their
nurse. "
The matches made yearly are worth f185-
000,000.
The manufacture of clearottos has Increased -
creased In thirteen years from 2 3,000,000 to
2,877,000,000.
The first manufacturing antnrnmo started
in America Is said to bavo bocn a glass fac
tory which was built in 1UOS about a mile
frum Jamestown , Va.
In a recently invented watch for tbo blind
a small peg Is sot in the middle of each
Jlguro. when the hour hand reaches a given
hour the peg for that hour drops.
A St. Petersburg Inventor has on exhibi
tion a clook with a phonograph attachment
which announces the hours a * well as ariv
directions that may bo loft with it.
The four largest paper machines in the
world are under construction In Worcester ,
Mass. , for the now paper mill at Humfora
Falls , Mo. Ono is 1)5 ! ) inches wide , two 125
Inches wide each , ono 112 Inches.
A Chicago man has recently tnkon out n
patent for tin olnutrlo pickpocket and coat
thlof detector , which apparatus is Intended ,
automatically , to sound an alarm boll when *
over the wearer's personal property Is inter
fered with.
In thirty years tbo carpet production of
the United States has increased from IJI.OOO-
000 yards to 7-1,000,000 yards , and under the
protective system tbo price * have declined
all along the lino. In other words , produc
tion has Incicasod six tlmo : und prices uro
about one-sixth what tuoy were thirty years
ago.
ago.A Berlin invmitor has constructed a re
generative oil lamp , in whlcb tbo patroloum
is burned us a gaa without the aid of a
wick , buicig boated In a chamber to us to
produce tbo necessary evaporation. The
iliiine produced in this lamp Is perfectly
white , and exhaustive lasts show that It has
n high Illuminating power.
The Chicago Paper Trade club gives tbo
following statistics with regard to the paper
mills In this country : Yearly productIKIO.- : (
000,000 pounds at a valuation of 9175,000,000.
The forestry division of the Department of
Agriculture , In iU report or 16UO , gave the
annual capacity of wooJ-pulp paper mills as
l,2tJ3KWOU'J pounds , und tno authority above
quoted gives the product of those mills for
1601 as 1,400,000,000 , , valued at taO.OOO.OOO.
Road Ilaydou Bros' , announcement on
page ft.
A treat event In tbo midget world was the
marrlngo lu New Yorlt of Miss Loiltu Kwart-
wood to Leopold Kabu , bettor known to the
public ag Admiral Uot. The admiral Is 28
yours old mid Is rather ttout for his alto , Ho
lootft considerably older than his ago , but
dresses In vorv peed tusto. Mt § Swartwood
is live years Ins junior , tiho U a fairly good
looking girl , rntbor thin and a docldou bru
nette. Hho has boon on the iii | > o but n few
tnoiilhx.
KI.Kt3FHW.lt. SOTK8.
Electricity flro the Clatllng cruil.
There U $700.003,000 Invested In electricity.
The original Hell telephone patent expires
In March , IS'JJ.
The diving apparatus Is ono of the lnto.it
objects to w'Meli the telephone has boon up-
cllod.
The Norwich , Conn , , Croquet club Is to
Illtiminnto Its grounds with electricity , so
that gumos can bo played nt night.
The Moraco battery system of operating
strcot curs scorn * to havu piovcn uerfcctly
satisfactory in Mllfonl , Mans , , wtioro It ha *
been in operation for a year without u slnglo
failure or'bruakdown.
The MoriUon patent for an clcctrio wagon
has been purchased by Chicago capitalists.
A test was mudo recently with n wairon
lilted with now battorlos , atid proved si.Us-
factory. It Is estimated the electric wagon
can travel ten mites an hour.
Among the various contrivances of Inlor
yonw tending to render llfo worth living
during the heated term , the ubiquitous littlu
electric fan motor certainly holds no iiicon-
consldcrablo place. A few dollars expended
for tlio plant , and ono cent per hour more or
loss for tbo oh'ctHo power to operate it , Is
surely not an extravagant outlav for the
amount of solid comfort which ono receives.
A novel feature of tlio Sprlngnolu , Maw. ,
strcntcar system Is the letting of olcctrlo
cars to those who wish to hire. The nrlco Is
$3 an hour. It Is convenient for n party to
thus chnrtora car and rlilo as far ns they do-
slro. A car can be run over any of the lines
as they are under 0:10 : management. When
a car is thus hired n sign , "Special Car , " is
placed on the car. Many have been hired
ibis summer to run to different points of in
terest.
The use of ozone Is likely to bo largely re
sorted to In the disinfection and Htnrllu'.itlon
of water , und Its economical production Is
becoming n matter of importance. From re
cant experiments In the Siemens and Ihilslto
laboratory nt Berlin it appears that good
results hnwi boon obtained in producing
o/ottu on a commercial soalo by mums of the
silent electric discharge. An apparatus now
at wont in tbo laboratory yields 2.4 ing. of
07.0110 u scoonct.
IN AN EAOLE'S TALONS.
A Halio Cnrrlnil Awitr y lingo Hint of
I'roy.
Peter T. Shaw , a farmer and settler ,
lives four miles north of Allis , Mich. ,
In Prosquo Isle county with his wife and
tlirco children. Shaw hns in his day
dolled the numberless wolves and hears
that infested tlio woods about his little
homo and feared no manner of beast.
On the afternoon of August , wliilo
working in the Held , his wife brought
her 0-months'old baby out of the liotiso
and laid it down on thogtuss under a
tree while she sowed.
Presently she was called into the
house , mid when she came out she saw a
tremendous ouglo swoop down on tlio
childjuul sink its talons in his lle h and
clothing. She rushed to tlio rescue of
her babe. She was too Into. The bird
soared out of her roach. Her shrieks
brought her husband to the bceno. IIo
( Illicitly comprehended the situation ,
and with his Winchester rillo in hand
ho mounted his horuo and rode like the
wind to the rocky shores of the luke ,
where ho know of an carlo's oyrlo. It
was an hour's ride , and ho arrived just
in time to see a remarkable sight.
Two eagles wore hovering over the
crag of rock , Jllling the air with their
cries and battling for the possession of
the babe that lay high upon the rocks.
It was slow work climbing those rocks ,
and before the father reached the babe
ono of the eagles had fallen to the
ground lifeless , while the other hud
again swooped down upon the child and ,
picking it up , was bearing it away.
Crack ! rang the Winchester this
time with fatal oll'cct , for the onglo
dropped the child and , with a convulsive
llutter of its wings , fell uUo. Both caylo
and child dropped into the waters of
Choboygan lake , right below. Throw
ing nsido his rillo the frantic father
plunged from the crag into the wator.
'
llo caught the child' , but the little ono
was dead , both his eyes having been
picked out. Shaw carried the body
back to his homo and with it the bodies
of the two eagles , ono of which had been
killed by the other in the light , und the
other by the bullet.
Cliru'lng ( iinii lu Mtup MlloUlng.
St. Louis Globo-Domoorat : Says A.
T. Collins : "After over a dozen at
tempts to quit smoking I Hnally suc
ceeded by aid of chewing gum. Kvory
time 1 have sworn off previously the
temptation has been greater than I
could stand , but on the advice of a friend
I commenced chewing gum this spring
every time I felt a special longing for a
cigar. Tlio argument advanced was
that half the time a man smokes be
cause of a nervous , irritable fooling
which makes him anxious to do some
thing to occupy his thoughts in addi
tion to regular work. Acting on thia
idea and following up the troatmen't
closely t found I could do without a
Havana nearly every time < I craved for
one , and in a few wookb my swearing
oil proved effectual beyond my most san
guine expectation. It might , of course ,
be argued against this treatu.cnt that
the remedy is worbo than the disease ,
but , as in my case , I never acquired nny
liking for chewing gum : I was only too
glad to drop it as soon as I considered
myself thoroughly cured. "
( irt'nlr.i'A 1'iirt lu N'oiiiiii.itlng Lincoln.
"Iii McCluro's ' .Lincoln and Men of
War Times , ' I see , " said aged Charles
Wislorof Germantown to a reporter of
the Philadelphia Kocord , "that the
colonel gives Andrew Curtiii a irroat
deal of credit for Lincoln's nomination
at Chicago in ' ( JO. I sat in a chair bo-
tiido Colonel McClure in thatconvuntion ,
and I think Cm-tin and all others were
totally overshadowed by Horace Grcoloy.
Grcoloy bore Howard a bitter
grudge. Ho said ho hud niado
So ward governor , and ho thought
him ungrateful. On Howard's refusal to
act as ho wished , Grcoloy declared , 'My
time will como at last. ' When the con
vention time arrived , wo all saw what
seemed to DO a band of soldiers march
ing up the street. What was it but old
Hornco Grcoloy in his famous plug hat
and white coat stalking along after a
brass band at the head of the Now Yorlt
delegation. They were the pick and
flower of the state , too. They were
given ft rousing recaption in the conven
tion hall. Grcoley had corresponded
with the ablest ropuhlicnns throughout
the union , and for two years had boon
planning against So ward's ambition.
When the buttle was fought and Lincoln
nominated , Grcoloy came downstairs
from Ills room in the hotel with his car
petbag in Ills hand , As ho bade good-
by. Ills words were : 'My mission Is
accomplished.1
Aot ( < f * ii/ floe Knot nr lens under thin liea I , fl/ty
cent * ; cjcli < r.MIoM ( ( < il line ten centu ,
HAYMJV Mlle A. , August ID , ut hln rosl-
dunce , 131 North ilSlh street , Knnurul to-
morro nv , August 21. at U o'uloul ; p in , The
remains Will ho forwarded \Vooahnll. . Ill
ALL OF THEM LIRE PICNICS
Summer Doing ] of the Qornnti and Bolto-
iniau Societies.
MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR GERMAN DAV
_ _ _
\Vliut tin , Ut.rmim School Will ) ( , Tli
lleiirit unit Their DoliiKi Tno
Cumin- ) ,
With prospects of cold wenthor , n stir of
activity is Jolt through tuo Uornmn nnd
other foreign athletic , musical and social
organizations. Thcso sociotloi never die.
They talto nn occ.Hlomil tmi > , from which
they nro easily arousuil , atU tlioy cling to
gether oven in their sleep , During the ex
treme hot weather there was nothing note
worthy beyond H few plcnlc.-i , thoroughly 011-
Joyablo to the participants , nnd sonio prelim *
tinry sltirinhliiug for the gr.md fall cata
palgn of picnics , tnurnamonts nnd fcst * .
The season hns opened and from now until
cold weather sots lu there will bo low of tha
suburban parks unoccupied.
The committee of tmangomcnts for Gor
man day has hold several meetings , nnd
though the usual pir.vio nnu public demon
stration will uaomittod , the anniversary of
the landing Of the lir.it Germans lu Amerlc.i
will not lack a fitting culobratlou lu Omaha.
The next , meeting will bo hold on Tuesday
nt I ! p. m , , when a program will probably bo
arranged.
of tin ) .School.
The school bo.ml of the turnvoroni hold a
mooting nt Gormanla hull last wool : mid de'
elded lo open thu school on tno tlrat Monday
in September.
The objects of the turnvoroln , as everyone
ono knows , nro to provide for thu education
of the young physically ns well as morally ,
and the work of tha school board constitutes
a most Important feature of this work ,
I'rof.vnl7ouborn , the principal of the
Institution , is enthusiastic in his work , nnd
has worked up a greatly Increased interest
in It.
For next year the course of study has been
enlarged to Include n class lu the Ciormau
language nnd literature , n class for girls in
crocheting , knitting , sowing nnd fancy worn
uudor direction of Miss Luck ; .
Tim .lolly Hears.
On August "S the Boars are to have n fam
ily picnic at KlcK's farm , northwest of the
city. The Bears nro thu graduates of tha
turnverein who nro ever ! iO venrs old. There
are about forty of thorn and they occupy tha
gymnasium of Germanhi hall every
Wednesday night and show the buys
tlio turners who used to perform In the old
times. There is not a Jollier set of men lu
tbe city than tlio Bears.
The hall Is also occupied every other ovon-
iug of the week by different , sections of tha
Turners. Monday Is rotorvod for the ladles
over 15 years of ago In calisthcmc exercises ,
There is n splendid class of these , tmrty-tlvt
strong , handsomely uniformed with divided
skirls and excellently drilled. On Tuesday
nnd Friday the junior actives have nn In-
Wednesday and Saturday the little girls
are drilled in very pretty nnd benollchil calls ,
thoulc exurolsos. There Is ttlson fencing sec
tiou of ten members which receives wooltly
instruction.
The singing section , or quartet clnh , hai
olghlccn members nnd Is doing good work.
Tlin I.lrilcM Imm/ .
The Omaha Lledcrkratu proposes to
ts rdgular o.ilorlainmcnls next month. Tha
club moots every second week at the hall at
Tenth and Farnam. Jacob Kopp U proal-
dent and Henry Busokist Is secretary. Tha
ladles' section munis at , tl.o sumo place oi.V
Thursdays. They had n privulo picnic at
Syndicat'o park last wi'ol : , attended by 1W of
tha members and their families , which waa
thoroughly enjaved by everyone , 'ilia
I-aoderltranz ivill taKe a prominent pirl m
the exercises of Uoritian day.
AfKtr thu I'rl/CH.
From the 27lh lo the l-lth ! of the prnsonl
month the stale tournament of thu Bohemian
turners will bo hold at Wilbur , Nob. , and ar
rangements are being completed which will
make it the most successful tournament yet
held In the state.
A program has been arranged providing
for a roeoptlou of the guests and their as
signment to the various headquarters ou thj
morning of lUo 'J7tn , and n grand banquet in
the evening. On tlio mottling of tho-Mil
there is to bo n mooting of all the active
members with thu judgea , for the purpose of
settling the rules to govern tlio turning com
petition. In the afternoon Uiero will bo a ,
parade of all the soclollos through thoslrootJ
lo the fulr grounus , whuro the competition
will take place. Returning In the ovonlng
the tumors will attend a performance glvcqg.
l.'oliemian theatrical In Iho
uyu company nowJ
opera house. Ou Monday morning tlio con
tent ) will bo completed uinl Iho evening hr
been set asldo for thu awarding of prizes inlv
a grand ball ,
Omaha will tend ono juJiro , Mr. Anton
Kmont , and two turning tennis. Thu first ,
team consists of It. llavulk.i , Joseph I'orce-
vul , Fr.inlc .lelen , Joseph ICoran , l-Vanlc
Stlpek , Anton Moravllc anil John Vnlnnta.
In the second loam are H. .1. Fiala , Frnulc
Flnln. Hr. , Frank Fiala , Jr. , Joseph Chvala ,
James So tick and William Uartoa , "
Tlio boys are hard nt work and as they
contain gaud material its is expected time
the Omalia classes will bo tiblu to capture
both' rsl and second pruos.
Th ladles' section also will give nn exhi
bition'o I club swmglug and other cahsUiuiila
exorcist's.
Them * Mt'ii Shoot.
The annual tournament of the Omaha
Sehuctzonvoroln will bo held at , Kusur's
park on the lOtli and lltn of next , month
und most elaborate nropuratlons are being
made for it. There will bo four targets , a
"kehr" target , open to all comers ; mi
"ehron" target open to the members of the
vorcln only nnd on which will bo putpn/ci
ranging In valuu from $5 lo $ SOO ; a vollm
largat , a matin target and the koonlg target
lo settle the ohamulonship for next year ait
which is put up a M'J ' medal. There will
also he medals awarded to Ihn winners ou
the Itohr inrgJt.
Bosldos the shooting , which of courno wilt
bo the great attraction , there will bo n tug
of war botweou loams selected from lliu
Scliwabonvoroln and the J'laUdoutchur-
voroln , on which there Is now a side hot of
$ .TJ laid und for each member of llio winning
loam there Is a gold modal. There will nlio
bo bowling contests for ladles und gcnllu-
mon , for which different prizes are ottered.
Trimliiinil Today ,
This afternoon Trouflund logon Nos. 4" ,
.11 , .VI and iNi hold their ami mil picnic ut'J'on-
tonlu park. Au atlractlvopiogram of games ,
bowling contests , egg laces , potato races and
tlio lllto Ims been arranged. Invitations have
boon aunt to sister HouletloH and Toutonla
park will bo Jllled with us jolly u crowd as.
over circulated among It'i trees.
Will I'lght Again ,
At n meeting of the Landwchrvoroin held
last Wednesday night It was decided to hold
a grand uolobrailon .September I ot Kusor's
purlc. This vereiii is made up of Ciorman O.K.
soldiers and on September 1 they cclobratJIi
the anniversary of the battle of Sedan. V
The commlltoo of arrangements consists of
Herman lluscli. O. Grotmak , J , Weisuliaru-
Ingor , Uhns liauor , Charles IlouDlcr and.
John Waller.
There will be 100 men in uniform and tha
great ( oaturo of the any will bo a slmm bat
tle In the evening , at which uny umount of
llroworks will Do lot off.
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Used in Millions ofjlomes 40 Years the Standard