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S TIlE OMAhA DAILY BEE StJNIA-Y , MAY 10. 189 ( .
NANY REASONS FOR MOVING
Lomo Wish to Thcapo Paying Rent and
Others Take to the Suburbs.
SUU.DING PROSPECTS FOR TIlE SEASON
I'ersnhlM IIMtI.II TIIIS V4nr
1'IsoNe ( If I.nMt fur % ) liutt1&
3tureIi-O1i.r Srsic-
( then 11 * SIght.
'rho exact date of the origin of the cu'tOm
t ; unknown , hilt It. Is a fact that for many
rears the early tart of May ha ti'en looked
upon by all elaos of American citIzens 8 a
favorable time for inovlng Of ctire. thcro
iiro lCOPlO who movb at other eaons of
the year , and i'nie , acting in accordance
with thu old adage , , it Is cheaper to move
than it lU to i'n rent , move more frequently
than once a year.
Omaha i not different from other Amor-
lean citico , and tlurirg the last week the
big furniture veils that have come to lie a
nec''ify to every fatnily who would lx
moved In tlio aPproved fln-de-lecle fahlon
have been seen about town more frequently
than for ninny nionths past. Thou there
liavo been inovhtigs that cainu to the tenants
not a , . a matter of chiolco. o it would be a
ml.tnko to PreIn that wherever one saw
a lot of furniture outside a hioU9 or a pile
of books outstde an olhice that the tenant
hiatt notified the agent of a desIre to move ,
for the reverse might have bran the case.
There seenis to he a difference of olI1lon
aniong men vioe lult1eos places them in a
lsittofl ) to know just what moving Is going
on throughout tili' city no to the cxtcnt of
It this spring. Oiw , Prominent real estate
man ventured the otilnion that there woe
twice as much moving as there was ( luring
the corresponding period last year. Another
thniight that there was but little , it niiy ,
more this year than there was twelve
iiionths ago. 'rho men who have charge of
the iiiovlng vans , dray and expre vaon ,
as a rule , thought that there had beeli a
lilit tncrea'a , not such an increase , however -
ever , as to rloisiy embarrass any of them
because of their Inahillty to hmndlo the trate.
MOVING VANS BUSY.
A man conflected with the company that
operate3 tile large vans that tin most of the
moving novndays i3jh ( : 'Yes. blwlne9s liar
been Pretty brisk with us during the last
few ( hays. It cominoces the latter part of
a , inthi and continues unttl after the first
week of the new inc.th ha vassed. Spring
aiiil fail , the two ierlod of the year devoted -
voted to house-cleanIng , are beet for the
Inovilig businCU. Of course , I don't rupporo
anylindy moves to osc'.pe cleaning their old
hiouso ; It just happens that way. We have
had our vans and tn to a half dozen wagons
in constant UO during the Iai.t forii'ght
and we have been conipelled to hire extra
horsco. Oriltiarihy we have hiorss enough
and wagons to spare. Yes , business vats gooJ
a year ago. too , and I iloii't know ae there ir
LIllY more trade this year. "
'l'hie movement at this time of the year
Is prs'clpally from flats to cottager.'hen
the warm spring vcathior cameo along people
vant to get Out from the central portion of
the city , the built-up hjuaLness quarter , out
where houses are not crovdeiI so closely to-
gothier , and where the children have room
to romp and play. The moving that ha
1)0011 done during the hart forhiight has been
otitward and usually front hats to cottager.
About a mouth hater the movement to the
Fnhurbs vhll begin. A , 'inibcr of Omaha
faniihie have iummer residences In the surrounding -
rounding country , antI the van pcopo always
count on moving these families out In the
spritig csd back to the city In tile fall for a
considerable i'urco ef revenue.
There arc a number of peopho who would
like to move , but find it. rather incriwenient
to ilo ro Jun. at this time. They have bean
a little careless , larh1nps , In allowing thier !
rent first to become overdue and then to
accumulate month by month. 1.Vhcn spring
conies they conclude that they would like
to ho lii the procession csid have their goodr
rol around In a big van , too. They consult
en agent for another property , agtce to take
It , but just before they take poscsoi1 ! are
informel that they murt first 1)fl3' 'Il ' ) their
back rent duo where they have been ltviiig.
This Is one of the effective workings of the
hey ; blacklist system recently adopted by the
hteah Estate exchange. l'eriiapo the dehin-
qucut teflailt IS requested to move , and thri.
the worry 011(1 anxIety of flndint ri thier
) ioti.e , without firrt paying tip the back rent.
become a iiiatter of torture.
hNIlCAT1OS MOltE FAVORABLE.
' 'Tile fjvorzibie indications which I
prophicelt'tl lii January for a much better year
In our building ixitcrets sceni about to be
realizeti ; the titinitig PohOt has been reached
and I think from now en ve can hook for
better tinie , " saul V. S. Wedge. 'ecretary
of ( lie Builderz" and TrAders' oxchiange.
'Soiiiehiow. and I never could ceo why , ,
spring has never been a good time for the
building contructoru of Omaha. Most People
In thia city vlio contemplate building prefer
to huut off letting their contracto until hate in
tue fall , taking all the chances of au early
winter ; but slirIlig tiii&i year haa ( been an
exception to the general rule. and has
started out bettor than for eeverah years.
' 'rhio first four months of this year show a
marked iiiiproveinciit over last year , with
just the itionthi of March CXCCpteiI in that
711)11th of ha't year , we started the Creighton
theater , ut a cost of over $ IOOO , This
iiin000t we could hot ovorconio 1(1 March , but
outtido of that permit , we have gained on
each 11(00th. ( aiid iiu'e more than doubled on
Iai4 year'a April Permits.
'Thoro are several large buildings In con-
teinlihation , which vihl inoCt likely bo coin-
lileteil ( I un rig thi o su ni iiier iliOli t his.
'tii1oIig tue most vrolninent contracts now
hot. and approaching COfllhetlOli ( ) are tile foi-
Iowhng : 'I'iiO lavlilgo ) flats. corner EIghl-
toenthi auth Fatiiain streets , 25OOO ; Omaha
& Orant Smelting works , $5,000 ; the Franciscan -
can Fathers have decided to build a molt-
ti3tCiy 0(1(1 ( ( church , the monastery to be 85xS ,
thri'e-.toiy , of brick and stoxio amul church
to be 137xd. ( ; It Is proitosed to build i three-
story inonai'tcry at nit outlay of $ h8OO. The
cli u rcii vi ii not ho coot liietoil t his suiii liter ,
bit tt iii cost sonie $30,000.
" \icCord , Brady & Co. , one of our most
enterpriiiig whiolentlo grocery firms , are
putting In on iniproved coffee roastheg ma-
chilie , at a ( 'ost of itearhy $3,000 , hhooth
I'aekiiig company ia adding a third story to
ts large brick buthliiq , e.hs'o adding a
colil storage rhnnt. costing over 5O00 , W.
II. Green is htitlidilig a $5,000 realdence , and
? N. hi , itairden a $4,000 rtsldence. There
urn over fifty dwellings being built , costing
from $ l,0)0 to $5,000 cacti , This , together with
21lliieraUU repaire going on , shovs a marked
Iiiereao over iai.t year's iermits ) , and we
trust Is oiiiy the beginning of better tinios. "
fiiitiiiit r EI iirpiions 'IIL file VuInsh
hi , It.
AT hALF' FARE.
Rt. Louis June 13.14 and 15 ,
St. Louis July 10-20 and 21 ,
\'ahington , 1) , C. , July 5th , to 7th ,
lluffalo , N. Y. . July 5th and 6th.
Juno 1 summer tourist tickets vihl ho
p1ced on rahe , good returning until October
SI. Now on sale. Thea. Cook & Soils , spo.
cml tours of Europa , For itinerarys and
full Information In regard to routes for auto-
moor vacation tours , call at Wabash oflico ,
1415 Farnam stieet ( l'axton hotel block ) , or
vtlto.
U. N. CI.AYTON , N. W , P. Agt.
H ( t'illflJiIi I ii 'I'Iukc t ii
To anl ( rota all Points In Europe are on
sale at thio Cly ( Ticket 0(11cc ( of the Bur-
hlngton route , 1502 Farnam at. , Omaha.
All lines. Lowest rates. Call or writo.
J , 13. REYNOLDS , City Passenger Agent.
It ( ) ii Ofl ( $ Iecp ' .VehI
Take a book nail read In tbo electric lighted
berths of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
l'aul Ity. City ticket oitlce , 1501 Farnain et ,
Casohine stoves repaired. stove storage , water -
ter froi.tts. Omu. Steve Rep , Wko. , 1207 Douglas.
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CiiIeao ,
h1ILVAUKEE
& ST. I'AUb 1W.
Train No. 4 heaves at 6:30 : p , in. Arrives -
rives at Chicago at 9:25 : a. m.
CITY TICKET OFFICE ,
J 1504 Farnam Street.
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Tin Palace I3autifu1 huts secured the
Iervlcei of Ml54 Cathicart of Chiengo ,
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IEl.thtlNt .ltSiC AT lONG 1t.tGfl.
Foriial Oien I ng urthe flinmi Iin-lCnhisnM
. ci t , . 'I'eieiIiiiii C 1.Iiti.
It was only a few years ago that a few
angulne individuals forecastoti a time when
a roan could sit by his t1retide on a Sab.
bath morning antI hear the discourse of
his favorite minister and tim voices of time
chor ! in the sanctuary. They spoke of It
then just as they speak of aerial navigation -
tion now , as something that might be pos
sihio , sometime in thm future when the in-
ventlve genius of the world hind advanced
far into tue limits of the unknown. limit
this tas almost oactiy what a considera-
bho conipany of Invited guests heard in the
Omahma office of thio ebraska Telephone
company yesterday afternoon. It was trite
that thiee tas no sermon on tue program ,
bitt they heard music that floated over
257 miles of copper whro , through a thittiider
storm that was raging in iisaourI , through
scores of ciies antI towns with their hum
atid buetie , flfll ( wai as clearly amiIib1o at
tIme Omaha enil of the telephone as though
the listeners 1(11(1 ( been standing in the con-
ttaI telephone office in Kansas City , where
till ? ( totes originated.
The occasion was an inornial ! celebration
of this opening of ( lie long-distatice ( do-
iiiioiw hino betweca Kansas City arid Omaha.
The line in imloro tItan 250 mallen in length I
niiil vas constructed by three repitrtite corn-
Panics. The Nebraska company built the
1mb u far as Gienvooc1 , In. The 1oa
Union company took tip the construction
at that point and cirried it to Iledford
and tIme Missouri and Kansas company built
the line from the latter Point to Kaimsas
City. The cost of thia iinlcrtnklng aver-
agoj $210 per miie , and the total cost Was ,
coliseqtmeiiIy , upwards of $50,000 ,
Thio Nebraska company flumirlied Ito portion -
tion of tim task last October , amid since
thOu it has beau waiting for the other
corporations to complete the line , Tue wire
'vae tried for the firbt time W'cdnesday , and
then soimie ( ha's were spent In balancing tip
tIme line. Yesterday was flet1 as the date
on which ( ito flow system should be opened
for business , and Pi'esiileut Yost invlte.1
in a number of guests to celebrate the oc-
casion. They included Dr. Lacay of Council
lIhtiffs , I , . II. Korty of the Union Pacific
telegraph system , Fire Chief hhohehl , Mayor
llroatchm , IL IC. Ilurket , D. Victor Rose- I
\vater , l'ostniaster Martin , Aslstaitt Post-
roaster \Vootlaril and ntmrnerctim otimers.
The test' ' wa exceptionally satlsfacto'y ,
as the wet weather along tIme line made the
conditions exremnely : unfavorable. There
wa-s a break in this line in Missouri , owing
to one of the poles being struck by light-
imimig , and there wart a brief ( billy while
the damage as repalre1. This was ac-
COlniihlslietl satisfactorily and the visitors
sat around l'rosident Yost's olllce , whieo
they were provitlel with receivers , through
which they hitened to a. phonograph which
\vas playing "Annie Laurie" in the Kansas
City ouhlce. Thmo music was heard as plainly
hero as In ICanixis City- Mayor Broatch
and Mayor Jo005 of Kansas City were
iveii possession of the wire. Congratnia-
tions were exchanged , and then Chief Ito-
( loll renoved acquaintance vithm Chief Hale
of Kansas City. 'flie line worked perfectly
and conversation as realiIy carried on
as though It was only a local connection.
The line was then ( lechared open for bust-
ness and hereafter theme who patronize it
will pay $1.25 for three minutes' use of
the wire.
Every lady visiting Sherman & MeCon-
imhl's drug store in the next ten days will
be hreentod with a dehightfuh little snuve-
nir and sample of henry Tethov's superb
Gossamer Complexion I'owder.
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li'ytie LiiIge Xu. 81)1) ) ( Jriier of ( IlL'
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On and after Monday , May IS , this hedge
t.iht meet every donday evening in the
hall on the fourth IhOor over the Boston
toro. 'XV. 11. CAD' . I'resldent ,
C. M. OSTRANDER , Secretary.
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2II 'mtICAitI )
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\.II tii ( , tllsiiiirl I'ticitte 1t' .
On onil after. Sunday. May 10 , the Mis-
our1 I'acific will put in a Fast Limted
Train leaving Webster street depot , Omaha ,
at 8:45 : p. .ni. , vIa I'Iattsiuouth , Ntbraska
City. Atchiirons Icansas Qjty , reachng St.
Louis the next morning at 7:20 : , making direct -
roct connections to all ponts imouth and east
In the Grand Union station. No change of
cars. Threugh Pullman service. Night train
for Kan.as City leaven at P:30. : For further
tnfcrmathoit call at company's olilces , N. E.
corner Thirteenth and Farmtamn streets.
ThOMAS F. UODFREY , I' . & T. A.
J. 0. PHILLIPPI , A. 0. F. & 1' . A.
( I iiinhin-CIi I i.zi go-Sitec In I.
A
Special
Trafu to
Chicago
ftr
Omaha
travel exclusively
NORThWESTERN LINE.
C.30 every night.
'I' ii ( ' ' 'fr : . I ii u ii I Ii e S e ( 'I , ii il 'I' rn eI ; , '
'S the flurlington's "Vestlbulei Flyer" for
Jhm ( cage.
You ( lOn't have to climb over car platforms -
forms or fall over baggage trucks to get
to It.
'It'ii 'thie train on the second track. "
Eaeest to reach. Best to make the trip in.
Leaves Omaima-50O p. m.-EXACTJ.X.
Arrives Chicago-S:20 : a. m.-NO LATER.
Sleepers-Chair Cars-Diner.
Tickets at 1502 Farnamn street.
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For Itii t ,
One-half of our Store building , corner
Fourteenth and Farnam streets.
MILTON ROGERS & SONS.
l' ; ( ) IIlmrr 'l'hII I nit Stat-i.
Spend oh day in Omaha and ieawo via
"TUE NOItTI1\VSTIRN LINE" OMAhA-
ChICAGO SPECIAL at 6:3) : ) p. m , ( dining
car. )
NO IiUithtY TILL YOU START.
Then there's considerable hurry for the
train arrves it Chicago early next morning ,
This train is equippe(1 ( with EVIIRI'TIIiNG
amid words are very hard to find that do it
justice. If you MUST leave earlier. inquire
aiOUL tIme .1 :15 : p. ni. Overland Limited.
City oiiico , 1401 Farnarn St.
hst ( list ,
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
railway's book of Summer Tours , showing
rtitets and rates to the eastern reaorta. One
of the handsomest publications of this character -
ter ever issued. Sent free oii application to
B , P. hlumnphirey , T. P. A. , Kansas City , Mo.
C. IC. . Wilbers. . 0. 1' , A. , Chicago.
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Clijingi' iii 'Ii the.
CIIItNGE OF TIME.
The ELECTItIC L.IGIITED OMAITA-Chhl-
CACO LIMITRI ) of ( iso Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul now leaves the unIon depot daily
at SIX-TIIIItTY (6:30) ( : ) p. in. , arriving Ciii-
cage at 0:25 : a. in. City Ticket Office , 1504
Farnani street.
Sii'isi I Setvivo sit G root' Liii hen , ii.
Ituv. A. Stewart hlartmnan , I ) . D. , general
recretary of the Ilonril of home Mlssona
of the Lutheran church , vitlm headquarters
( it liultiniore , Md , , is exoected in the city
today anti will occupy the PulPit of Grnce
Lutheran church in the evenIng at 8 o'clock.
hiecretara' hlnrtman is on a tour of Inspec-
tlon or the ntissiona of tIme church and a
visitation of tIme synods In the s'est. Ito
Is a cultured grntletnimii and one of time
most distingulshieti aimd eloquent oministers
in ( ito Lutheran church
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( stitilii Jat'Ic 'tui1a' .
Captain Jack Crawford. who is stopping
over Sunday in Omaha , will address an open
meeting of young men at the roammis of the
Young Men's Christian association this afternoon -
noon at 4 o'clock. lIe will delIver an ad.
dress on temperance , A colored male quartet
will furnish that tousle.a
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1UlnsterJg.
The enormous engines that haul "The
Northwestern Line" OMAIIA-ChfhCAtJO
SPECIAL east at 6:30 : every evening ( Union
l'actflc depot ) and hito Chicago itt 0:30 : next
mourning-well worth taking a hittla time to
see thtern-notirtog in this country like thenm
-nearly as 111gb as time Union depot , but aot
quite as lund , City office. 1401 Faream St.
hlamliton W'arrco , M. fl , eclectric and mag.
imetic physician ; special attention to diseases
of vGincim anti children atmd all at'3curo and
lois-stamtding diseases , l0 N. ] Gtb i.t. , It. 2.
JZEI ) .
GOLDEN.-Mrr. Thonmon F. (1c1cen. aged 31
years. Pimneral i'4ond.y. May 11. at 8:30 :
U. lii , from reuidemmcr 1l S. 2011m sheet ,
to St 1eer'n ( himtvtniciit , iteiy
Sepulcher ernit'ry1
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AMUSEMENTS
The wheels of a waning theatrIcal season ,
revolving with ever decreasing speed , arc
near to their stopping , and even now move
with dimculty , as the Scotchman jokes. A
few moore scattered attractions , and time sum-
iner sihl be upon us , with Its imtntinity
from all stage represontatiorui , except thereof
roof gardens anti continamotms ahow. Ada
Itohman will be hero this u cek , John Im LW
later In the month , and "I'uiltl'nheadVih -
son , " for the timirl time , early in June.
These , with the concert of the Ittissian
pianist , Godowsky , are vhat ( lie Creighmton
has to offer. At Boyd's Peter Iaihey 011000
( lie present week , to ho followed by Rhea ,
M. 13. CurtIs in his old success , 'Sanl'I of
h'oson , " an4 I'rinmroao'est for a night.
Thu engagement of Eleanora fuse at the
Creighton is cancelled , along with the entire
tsestern tour of that great actress , hto
sailed for Italy yesterday. Ammido from the
attractions noted , it is mint likely that aity-
timing of imnprtanco in the professIonal way
IS ill be offered , although certain atitatotlr
pertorimmoces will fill open time.
The arnatetirs were out im force lact week ,
tIme Creigiiton giving up three nights to
them. One ambitious event in varticular
scorns to have stirred on esteemed con-
teinporar' to tmnwonted dcd , amid to have
borne fruit In the shape of a leading
ehltorLaI , which wIll dotibticas supphy whatever -
ever is needed of that kind of "encourage-
rnerst. "
Time event of the eck , hocover , the
return of Chay Clement , in his pretty play ,
"Time New Dominion. " This fine young
artist-is anything more to be desired tItan
to be a true artist anti young-wmild seem
to have been "discovered" at last by Omalma
play-goers , for Isis audiences grow In size
antI enthusiasm in tile mitOst gratifying moats-
nor. lie will ime warmly welcomed when lie
comes again next year , bringing "Tho New
Iaminlon' ' with lmliii , atmd "Time Bells , " amm(1
PCO3iblY hilt dramatization of "Gail's Fool. "
Mr. Clement Imas reached that stage of
fame from which one nmotmfltS to higher
eminence , leaving a l&t of things eatable
and drinkable named after imini. Sunday
chefs of greater or less reno\n have 'riven
to add t the attractiveness of their nicntis
hmy servflg ! up salads and pottages "a ha
I1oImenstauffe ! " and a Chicago bartender
has devited and constrtmcted a beverage , omit
of hernon peel , emgar. whisky and soda
water , which ho calls hlolmonstatiffen punch.
This drink did not commeimd itself to Omaha
barkeepers ; who , nevertheless , furnished it
on dcmnanti , beltmg constrained thereto by
their great percional admiration for Mr. Cho-
ment and by tIme generous honorarium which
always accompanies hits order. lie was zeal-
out itt nmaking it knowim to local connoissetmrs ,
10501 ef whom , mistaking ' it in tUi : milinesr
for the lemonade whiclm iil'umi1ated time Sun.
day chtool pioc of their boylioo'.l's thays ,
drank of the hlohenstaulten ptmnch mmot wisely
but too well. hteport calls it a genial , if an
insidious , bracer ; and if the public can find
out where it is made It might be worth
trying.
That a aerimman nobleman , a former stu-
demit at Heidelberg , anti a botanist , should
iss tIme pleasant month of May in any
clime where time \\'aldmeistCt grows without
renewing his youth in the joys of the Mai-
Belle , was hardly to be expected ; and the
Baron Franz Victor von hlobonslalmifon cannot -
not be charged with having neglected his
opportunities in this regard tlurhng lila recent -
cent all too short stay in Onmaha. It is
safe to ay that he prefers this dcIectahe
beverage of 1mm beloved Rhine. lately cole-
brntetl in verse by the poet Srnhh : , to the
mint julep of Virgiima. ! Whether lie also
'safetl der foliage of dot drink" is not accurately -
curately known ; but it has a leafy splendor
far moro beamJtItt1 than that of the uhep.
Sliced oranges also ore in it , amid pineapple ,
and mmmcli Ice , ant strawberries ; radishes ,
too , sometimes. at a later stage of the fes-
ttr'thes , t1flen i.iio bowl bas hieen filled anti
emptied more than once. And if the noble
baron did not preserve ani press any of
these souvenirs of the occasion , is is probable -
able that time tablets of imis mind receIved
an impress that will be niore permanent
thasm tuchi perishable memnontces.
In nothing that lmappehod during Mr.
Clemmient's iUbliC appeatanCCs In Omaha was
ltis steadfast adherence to tIme laws of hie
! ellcate art niore forcibly shown tItan tim
ltls uncon1)rOnhiting refusal to allow lmis
scene to be ruined by the accopance over
time footlights of flowers which hilt admirers
had sent up at an inopporttmne tlme lie
utitloubtedly appreciated tIme magnificent
bunch of roses , tied with the German colors -
ors , for their own sake. Unquestionably he
% .as gratehmil te his friends for their kind
remembrance. But otto lies no hesitation
ifl saying that he was absolutely right in
igr.orlng time giR at the time it was sent.
Was lie , forsooth , who at that moment was
a acrnlan gentleinaim tim Virginia , to be-
comae in time twinkling of an cyc an Amen-
can gOltlemflaii in Onmaha , come down mmd
receive flowers for the footliiits na Clay
Clement , bow to time audience with hinmith
on heart , anti change back , as Mansfield
tloes in "Jekyll and Hyde , " to Ilohenstatiff-in
again in ftill view of ( lie Itemise ? Not
he , snore praise to him for it ; aimfi yet
imow n\any accrs : , more famous far than lie ,
would have tlone all ( lilt and wo : so In
like circunmstances !
Creighton Mtisl hall. Paxton & Burgess'
new sitmimmer vemiture , which is expOcted to
bloom Into Cl fully developed roof garden , as
coil as thte necessary carpentry can be cc-
ccmphisheil , opened last night , mmnder clrcmmm-
stances calculated to rejoice time hmearts of time
managers and to amure local anmusemmment-hov.
era of abundonce of clean anil bright enter-
tainmemit of the vaudeville kinti during the
hcatetl term.
An omit-door concert hail , providing a good
anti imot too heavy kind of amusement. anti
to contitmcte.l as that refined ladles antI fas-
tidlous men can safely ottend without subjecting -
ing themselves to a greaten sliochc thaim tlmat
resulting front ( Ito tmnell of tobacco smoke
amid the . -3bghit of a free comm.ummiption of malt
liquids. is lxttnd to bs a sticces' as a simimmimter
merort in Onialma ; anti such a pboce the moan-
tigers of ( lilt new enterlmriso propose ho con-
duct. As beguim last night , all things POiiit
to tIme accolimlthiiiinelmt of theIr iirooe , A
very large and entirely orderly crowd was
liresont , immcluding s'cores of mneii asmii women
m'hiCse unIties are sen frcqiteimtiy in the so-
cicty colunmns of time Sunday iapers. There
svas great mmd continuomms eittisumiaam , anti
each "turn' ' was warismly amid hospitably ne-
ceived. These are time igns of succeo' , aqd
if they continue , will inatire ngahni failure.
It is 1101)0,1 , however , that the nmanagemneimt
will hone no ( bite in commpieting the opemi-air
mmrraimgemnemmts overlmecil , for time ventllittlomm of
Cr1ghmton hail , tliougim admirable of Its kind ,
is not titlapted to the rmquiremmments of the
present umimlertaking ,
The prognimmn last night , wiiicim will "
continued tlirouelm the coining week , con-
sisteil of two "turns" each of tIme ohlowlng
clever people : Oertrutie hlmiynes , who mmlmtys
on different musical Instruments ; Olaf Peder.
son , the accomnpllslieti flutist of tint Creigh-
ton theater orchestra , and Lutz , the excellent -
lent cornet player of thm seine orgammiza.
( loss , in solos ; Leroy and Clayton , in a corn.
etly sketch ; Enmma- Weston , a hiantlsomno
woman. wtth a servlceabio voice , in souse ;
Leola Mitchell. a favorite here , In singing
specialties , and the Brothers Diantla , mu.
sical clowns.
Time Crelgimton theater huts housed some cx-
tremehy good entertaimmmnonta duriumg the pros-
emit season , and Its boards have thrilled to
the steps of mumany agile and graceful dancers -
cers , but never in this first year of its ox-
iatcnco has hem seen within its walls a
snore delightful perfornianco tiiamm that which
Mr. antI Mrs. mlorantl's pupils gave there
last night. Granted that these exhibitloits
are of Interest fIrst and foremost to the
parents , grandparents and all sorts of nd-
mtives of tue children participating ; there
Is that about any vehi managed display of
tIme unconscious grace and beauty of childhood -
hood that touches a deeper chord than that
of family relations , ammd sounds an unac-
Customneci responsive note in the hearts of
evqn crusty old bachelors , and New 'oumten.
In appearing thus yearly before the public ,
through the pupils , wito represent the results
of their unremitting care , Mr. and Mrs.
Morand are doing the public a service which
it it hoped they may continue a very long
thee.
'rho performance last night , ltmdivltiuaily
and collectively , Is hot a subject for criti.
daumi , and , siutce ttct napmes are too numerous
to be , siautione fromo end tu end of the
list , toe do'ms uot jroosw to hurt cy blc3acd
youngster's feehing by leaving him or tier
out. Wherefore , there will be no names at
all in this notice , except tltoto of the teaclm-
era , hto are so largely responsible for ( lie
suiccesue of the exhuilittlon. Some of tIme dane-
ing was doubtless bitter than seine other ;
sonic of thm little grls prettier anti saitie
of the little boys smahier , bitt wlmy so say ,
anti break imearts that arc fetter whole ? It
% as all chmumrinhng , aumil Mr. anti Mrs. Moranti
have reason to be proud of their success.
Th people of Ornalma are to see a comedy
by the Dramatic Cliii ) of Creighiton college.
Slmeridan'it "Critic , or a Tragedy Iheimearail , "
is the lucy rehectoti , and all who know the
imlay will be glad at the opportunIty affortiel
of jittiging the histrionic ablilttca of tIm
yotilig actors of time college.
In his own inimitable way , anti witim a u-c-
flnemneiit of wit and hiummior , Sheridan unravels
hilt unique lmiot. Mr. l'tiff , time itmaimager of
the tragedy , iii a ccrversation withm two
critics , his frleimtle Dange and Sneer , Itolds
titemit spehibomunti with a learned tiisquisltion
on the unysterlotis art of pumimg. lie invites
them to ( lie rehmear."al of hts tragedy , ° Thme
Spanislt Armada , ' ' ammil wimile ito grows ole-
tluieimt on time subject Ito rouses thm slmmmnber-
ing Graumtlpa Dangie , vlto , arummed with a
horsowhulim. necearanily becomes tIme Primmcllsl
clmaracter at tIme close of ( ito first act ,
In time reccitti act octmrd tIm rchmearwml of
I'tmff's tragedy. Here time author it at his
best , and the tragi.comic satire anti humor
itt-c as fresh antI ludicrous as when they
caine front Shorttlan's pen.
CAST.
Dangle Jr. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . DonnellY
Sieer , ? ritic..E wtmrtl Me.Shnne
i'miff , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ ( inibraith
langle , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ \ ' Laitim
hlummier , i'uornpter..Fnitncia liohhiron
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morreil
CIIAI1ACTERS OF TilE TI1AGDIY.
Sir Chu-Istoimlmer Ilutttomm. . , Thmomns MeShaflo
Sir \'ahtor . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Gilmore
Eai'I of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mndmhcn
Governor of Thlbiury Fort. , . . Rlwtmnil Nenny
Seitthimel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \Veir Coffmnimtm
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Moreiiomm"o
Tiibur'ito. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Etiimttitml I'ru
Comiuidant of Tilburino. . . . . . . . Fritnt is 1ttt'Glnim
ion \'hmlkernndos..John Humith
hieefe.mtt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ) tl tuuihIy
Lorti ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'.hcCttrviile
Ncimhet' to Sir lhimtton..Joint Gentleman
Nephew to Sit' Vnler. . .Augutine Burklmmtrtl
Coitilmig Jia'iitp. .
\Viiat bida fair to be the haughmitig treat of
the season will commie to Boyd's theater tlmis
evening , and for tIme tvo following evemmimmgs ,
wheim jolly Peter F. Dailey opemme a brief
emmgagemcnt iii "Tue Night Clerk. ' ' John J.
McNally's latest and best success , which
conies direct frommt a itlmononienahly successful
engagement in New York. Wlmerever it. has
been presented there has been but one von-
diet , timat of onormoim.s success , and Washuiumg-
ton , ilaitimmuore , New York aimd Boston
theaters have been crowded wltim delighted
audiences. Mr. McNally's stuccess in ilttimmg
Mr. Dailey with a medium for fun-making is
unqimestiomied , and In "Time Night Clerk" hue
is said to lmavo given hmiimi tsntmuah opportuni-
tie. The piece opens in a bachelor apart-
tmtent in New York , where tlmo trials of the
hero begin , anti from here time scone cliammges
to a imoiico station , nimere tim comedian lie-
comes ( lie caltaln In charge. Tiiose who
have seen lila photogr.iphis in this seemle
realize how completchy Mr. Dailey shmmki , his
itlentity tim impersonating tIme hiolice captain.
'FImo third act is a triuniphm lit scenic tile-
play , representing the interior of the hotel
Biac. Rich and Harris have given Mr.
DaIley one of tile strongest companies ever
rent out with a farce comedy , comprising
Jennie Ycaimians , Gertrude Fort , itaymontl
hitchcock , John Sparks Fretia Depov , Ilertie
Dyer , Ida Itock , Eva Butler , time Olyimmpia
quartet , William Keought , Peter Itaittiall , M.
J. Sullivan , hugh Mack , Charles Sturgis ,
Lawrence Shesanand Itene Strottis. $ eatc
are. now on sale for the entire engagement.
The bx office of Boyd's theater will be
open all day Suntisy.
Creighiton Mwsic hell , ' whicim was optmeiI.
last night under the mangernenb of Paxtdn &
Btmrgca , will be contiuctod by them as a
otrhctly first-class family resort and wili pro-
t-ent an attractive vaudeville performance , .
( lie personnel of which will be changed
weekly. Aimmommg those who are at liresent
appearing at ( lilt new place of amuse-
macsit are Leroy anti Clayton , the Brothers
Dlantas , musical clowns , Leoha Mitchell ,
rnimy ; Slmattuele , Gertrude Ilaynem , and
Messrs. Lutz anti Pc.dersen , sohoicts. An
etiutilly attractive program will be pre-
sentefi next week. Time roof garden will be
.apitlly erected anti should be neatly for oc-
I cupancy early itt June. TIme performance
I commence. ) each evening at 8 mmd continues -
tinues until 12 ,
While Rhea was in Baltimore on Tlmanks-
giving day a treat was given by her comupany
to tlio orphmaimo lit all the asylums lit time
city , Eight hitmndretl children , Catholic.
Protestant , Jewish anti others , were gathered
hit the opera hiouise , anii her company gave a
program of recitations and other features ,
concluding with the minuet from Josephine.
The lialtimnore Herald thus describes thio
occasion ,
Whieit the curtain arose it displayed a
picturesque garden scene amid a tableau in-
eluding MIle. Jthca amid the members of her
company in the costummie. , f the plays they
are presenting. They stood in a shell-like
boat , and several tableaux were given with
calcium effects. Thin curtain was lowered.
mmii being raised agahit smowcd the comumpamiy
seated aboimt the stage iii rustic chairs amid
benches , Mthio. ithea como to the front of the
stage , Wearing omie of her elaborate gowns ,
and , after being introduced by Mr. Macfor ,
made a few happy remarks.
She said : "Jiiee'setl be chiidhod , which
brings tlowmt something of heaven into our
lives. Tlieso are tue words of a jreat
French hmiiliasopber , and so cay I , I hiavc'
appeared before kings anti preeltiemits amid
auihhences of ( ashilomm , but today I appear
before angels ; angels because it is tichi as
you who cheer our weary hearts. lie bapy
amid be grateful to those mievoted to your
welfare. If ) 'Otm wouli be trimly great you
mutt emulate time hivuvi of stmcht iuemm as.
Cardinal Gibbons , Johns liopltiims auth 1imoclt
Pratt. Lot tiich names stand in your lieartk ,
next to God's. "
'rime macothers of the COflICflY then stir-
rouumiled limo gifteti Frencliwomnan amid sang
" 'Tin Thee. ' '
"My Country , of
Thuolt followed a programet of recitations anti
songs , a sort of vaudeville , cleverly giveim by
clever people.
All of the entertainers were enthuslasti-
cahiy emmcored , The tluroughtiy miehightitml
perfornmanco closed with ( lie stately mn'.mtmet ,
which vaj gracefully damiced by MIle. Ithmea
amid miiemnbcrs of the company.
Time ciiiliiren were loath to leave , oven
after it 'fl ( , all over. As they IastCd out
each ammo of thmeiorphunns was given a bag
of candy as a preseat fram tim Icnd-hearteti
actress , who lied so graciously entertained
tiiemn ,
libma comnce td lloyd's theater for three
itigbmtt , conmrnenciig Sunday evening next ,
an1 will present tvo plays that will be new
to Omaha theater4goers ,
Ada Rehian will Appear in thus city Tuesday -
day eveiming. May 42 , at ( lie Creigltton for
onus night only , supported by Auguatimi Daly's
entire New York cvmpany , which commeists of
more ( luau sixty 'pimle , including ( Ito well
known favorites , iCdrB , 0. 11. Gilbert , Mitts
That'sllr ' Style
- - - -
Always trytns in do good unto otiicrs-imnd
flint Is wy ; we have , ioimittctl mimc proceis or
our mica' & .oda fountatn on iii , . penIng day to this
Saivatloti Aimn5' , We will speak imiore ( uiiy ci
thii on the arrtviti of our tountuin-wuiemt time
dab of the openIng will be stnnounctd.
Vlmio Kolafra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750
hood's Harsaparllla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G5o
( lent C'atarrtm l'owdsr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ISo
Cornole Juniper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alicock's I'uasterH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I'iitne's Celery Compound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tiC
IlectriO hittters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . liSa
% 'arsier's hale Cure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Sc
i'lercu's Favorite a'rescriptlQn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
B , hI , 11 , . , - . . . , , . . , . . . " " ' , ' . . . . . ' . . . " - - . . . - . . - ' 75c
Si'rup of l'igs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32c
Kendall's SiatnO Cure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Williams' h'ink I'lils , , . , , . , , , . , , , , , . , . , , , . , , , _ . . tee
l'ozaoni Powder . . , . , , . . . , . . . , . . . . , , . . , . . . . . , , . . ,
cAUCD CUT PRICE
iUUALii DRLJC STORE.
1ItIl janet Cliloa o
p. 5.-Perhaps lii. Cal h'ets diri't like our
IIliP. No one itkis tiielr.-eacept Dc , time
i'itiegeiott loaU. ' . its. lists Iii. iitiiiiii.tiit'fl ' amid
oOtt meuit-'L tii yutdtc liatI to i'ai ( or it ,
Sybil Carhisle James Lewis , George Clarke ,
Johit Craig , herbert. Greslmam , Sidney lice'-
bert , John Craig anti Edwin Varrey. lii
the Shuakespearcetmt revivals of Mr. Ialy ,
Miss Rehian has charmed and delighted the
critics alit ! atmtiicncen of both contimments , anti
has won for lmerm'cif the very warmest 1)15cc
lii the hearts of all yet the smiccesa so well
earned amid i ifY amid happily stistained
is an artistic anti histripnic success alone ,
for Mits htehan'ut stage life is the lmtmbhics ;
lmer Private life Is her own ; ito halo of
scandal , ntlvcnturo or sensation you hear of
her , but simply histories of ttmdious protimuc-
tione , siicccrsftmi front sheer peronai ( abut.
Many pages would be mmc'eded to coittain all
( las kind words our Aummerican critics lmaro
written of ii1a hiehuan , but ( hue tributes of
entiuiisiastic iraiso most voluntarily laid at
her feet by her Ilnghislm critics are greatly
valued by her , one of tIme mutest forelimb be-
lmmg written by hicuiry hattomuchiere ium ' 'Trtutlm. "
lip seys : "let Mii's Itohmaut We have grace ,
iticahity , vomnanhiuue.s , hiummmor , antI time mmmost
indescribable gift of all , charm. "
An htathierluio 1mm Slmakespoere's merry
conmetly , "Tanming the Simre' , " Miss Itt-hiatt
tmtantin vithmotit a rival lum tIme worhiL This
fact itt COmlCedtl ? by critics on batlm stiles
of time giohie. 11cr strong personahity , her
high lmreetiing , her perfect control atuti her
atromig sense of ftimt go ta form one of tIme
most perfect representattomus iowtblo ,
Leopohth Godowsky , one of the greatest of
hiving Illaniste , of wlmommm it imas been stmid
[ my Comiiletettt mmittsieal uttmthority that lmls
techtmtqumo stmrpasses tlmat of l'atlores'ski ,
1v.c1i ! iii tue caine as to say hue is ( lie
greatest of all techtnclans , is to bit' heard
1mm this city at ( lie Creigimton theater Satur-
mla' oveniums , May 16 , iii mm. recital lmrogranl
which embraces soimme of time choicest Imlauto
immuummbcrs of hilt vast repertory. Mr. Go-
miows-k3' , a itutsiami by birth , sttidicd with
time greatest toasters of tIme various sclmools' ,
aummi ' 'luerever hi lies ldayetl created a
fuirore. In Paris , lierhium ammtl Loimtion anis-
tocracy ammti wealth at ommco thres' 01)00 their
uloor to thi' woumderful artist.S'Itiho
uniting two great chiools of music , tIme Ger-
rnatm and the Freutch , ( lotiowsky in taid to
retalmi a strict immdividuahlty of style ami
teimiperament that inverts hilt phmmyhimg withu
a pectihiar charm. Since counheg to Aummerica
his appearance imt Ness' Yorh , Boston , Pluiha-
deiphita , Chicago , St. Louis mmd other con-
tern of musical culture anmounted to a reve-
lotion , antI Ito was received at once as aim
artist of the very highest ramik. It is atd
of hint tluat him art iii intlnite , his mmtemory
remarkable , his technIque tiitrurpassetl , and
his adaptab lily to the variomme musical
characters of the differemit composers amid
tlmeir portrayal lint not been excelled , Fronu
thus it till be soemt that a ummuslcal treat of
rare quality is in store alike for the ammma-
tetmra , time advanced mmrusicimtns and time
critics. _ _ _
As Samuel I'lastrlck , in ( lie cornetly "Sam'l
of Poreim , " M , II. CurtIs asrimines the cluar-
actor of a plucky and tlmrifty hebrew pod-
tiler , whiiclt affords Itiumi a flue opportumiity
for the iiortraal of a typo whiclm is oftemi
attempted but rarely done atisticnhly.
Years ago Mr. Curtis first essayed this line
of work , and ahthmoumglu hue caricatures tIme
Je\s. ho also glorifies luimn , Mr. Curtis antI
a good coimmpauiy will appear at Boyd's theater
imm "Sam'l of Poen" for three days , coma-
mnesmcing Sumiday , May 24.
Ellen Ileachm Yaw , who in credited with
possessing a greater vocal coumipars than
any hivimmg siimgor , will appear at I3oyiI'
theater simortly in granti concert. Miss
Yaw has been attmdying abroad since she
saimg at lloyd's , three years ago , anti critics
proujoumice her voice very much lumiproved.
At an early date PriniroreVost's big
niimmstreh simon' will play an euugagemmment at
Jio'd's theater.
Murray aimd Mack , supported by a large
company of farce commiedy favorites , will
opemi a two nights' ongagemnent at the
Creighton with a matinee today , again pro-
sentimig their euccessfiil cometly , "Finnigan's
Ball , ' 'wlmicli is said to have been received
with even more favor than heretofore dun-
lug their recent tour , tlmo play hmavimmg been
emitirely rewnittemi and brotmglmt strictly UI )
to date. In the support arc Included
Gracie Cummings , Edith Newton , Winifred
Stewart , Itlta Dixon , Lonnlo Dean , the Lor-
log sisters , Clayton ] . White , I3ort Leslie
amid Ciiaries Lamb.
A group ut young women , performers on
thin guitsr , inandolimi , bauujo ani baiujeaurimmc.
who compose the hijiterpean chemb , vili give
a concert at time First Congregatiommal clmurcli
on Tuesiiay evening , May 19 , for time hemiefit
of that sweetest of nil .charitable enter-
prices , tIme Flover MIssion. They will be
aselsted by other young women , wlt ss Ill
sing itmitl reeite. The entertainment will be
provided entirely ly tIme woimiemi who are
actlvell Interested in the work of the Flower
Mis'tlon , anti the only functiom of memu on
this occasloim wIll be to pay the very nio.l-
crate price of adinleolomi at time door.
' ' - ' ' .
'I'Iiet-it Are 'I'u Ct115M054.
Of railroads runmtlimg between Omimahma amid
Chicago , ( lie MILWAUKEE-and " ( lie oth-
ore. " It doesn't cost any more to ride by
the best hue than 'tho others. " Magnificently -
cently etlmmllped , electric lighted , solid vesti-
tailed trains leave the minion depot daily.
City 0111cc , 1501 Farnam street.
F. A. NASh , General Agent.
-a
Union riding scaooh at Armory daily , and
Tuesilay and Wednesday eve. Lessons free ,
4f
4 Close Your Eyes
4c
to qimmillty amid hut' vorhl Is full of ehuemt p llulumgm. But s'Itht your
s % ( ' . 't's 'ido ° lell ) tue I t'al good thuiiugs mire ft'v nlli ( fur bl'twN'mt.
. c \ Vhuoliso hmlt' Ohm' gt)0t1S 's'e IonIc sltam'p for ( itmmlhltY mliutl voi'kIutmili-
Shill ) , I I thmt'y mmmc tight , 'o ste mtlolmt ) the 1)1100 ) ; if imot , 10 comttmi out
I thu' tlolhmirsoui't tL'lttlt uS to ltip' , , lot' w'e have mm repmttmttioui at ettiike.
you buy mimtythulmtg here Tt'm m'ighut , no mullitter htos' little yotm immm'
for it. Ii
4Ladies' Belts and Waist Sets. '
° to tuilo iIoinImuy B t oiu'-luum If Ilte imsnmih pm'k'es. 25e tom' Lmimli.'s' .
t3 lh'lfs vltIt fmiucy , hnieklt's , Iumi'iiug mttinimtttii'e Iuelu(1s iii tlu ( ' coiutt'i' , .I9t.
tI liuuc all silk Ili'its , gIlt mitid sil'ec bmielhes iui the tuev shumupo ; tlutse
4c tIn-i t'egmiimui' $1 .01) ) quithity. mm stt for g'mttlluuo Ht1'rllmug silver
4c Sets , tIme kimh jes'ebei't3 iik l1Ot ) toe' . MmtIi om'tiers llhitjtj ,
I Tile 1319
4c .
0c 9-Ceiit Fa 1.llahll
sIt Store.
4
. J Mrs. J. Benson
r .
- For
. Monday and ' . [ 'uesday
'I Saic of
' . . . . t -3. SILK SKIRTS
We have too large astock and must
Reduce it.
15.5O SkIu-ta fest. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.50
$ l.75 Slcrts tor , . , . . . . . . . . , , , , , $0.75
$ o.ro siirt ( or. . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . , $0.50
$ 8.50 SkIrts ( or. . . . . . . . . . $5.75
'hI.blS TAIC1IS TIlti ltlI.tI ltot'ri : ,
lelhhm'rnteI' 1Imui1tihli 1tfi. hI'iuiuug -
imui tutu the 311suoiurl ,
\iiliam Willis , a 14-year-oltl ltI living at
Gibson , committed suicide Into Friday
afternoon by deliberately drowning hiunself
in ( ho river , lie was us feeble-minded boy
smumti imi actions of hate have been smuelt as to
exorcie'o ( lie alarm of 1mm famnily mmd friends.
Thtmrstiay thuo boy wandered away from
home anti his parents becammie fearftul thuat
solumetlming huati hmappencti to him. They Were
rejoiced a little while later , however , to
find him safe anti m&auimti at tIme Imohico station ,
where lie huati beemi uspeimtliumg tIme tiny , atm in-
terc'stetl spectator In ( Ito proceodiumgs of tluo
police commrt ,
Fnlthay afternoon hula toothier tmilsc'cd
him again. hlq lmad not been scen by any
oumo arounil ( ho neighmborhmooti for seine tiimie
auiti imi9 uumot.hier anti sister bcgamt a m'earclm
for him. TIme sister wemmt iiowmm to the river
bimimk tmmmti fomiimtl hint playing tlmerC. She
told huitit to go Imotmme with her , limit mmeitlmcr
her rcqtuerta nor Imer entreaties could ac-
commtpliL'h tIm ilesiretl ohmjt'et. Time sister re-
tttrumed imommme amid tolti lieummmotiucr of \'Ii-
hie' refumsiti to rettmrmm Imouumo. Tim mmiothuer
thii'mi wemmt to ( lie river bnumk vitht time nis-
( or.
or.As sor.um as ( hue lath mw his mmiothier ap-
proacimimmg hue J utmi ; ied mm it , 11111 iou lilt
Cal ) ilowxt over 1mm eyes , quickly html-
totted tip his coat anti jiunmlmeti hic'ail first into
tIme river. hiesides ( lie mmmotlmor anti tin ? sis-
( or , tlmero were four or five witmuerces to tue
scemme , aimil all agree that uuotluimig ummore wits
scout of tIme boy after hilt wild lmltmngc ,
i'1fl' 'l'IMC.
Chicago , MIhvui mukee & St. i'nmul It' .
No. 4 , leave Ommmnhma 6:30 : p. tim. ; arrives
Chicago 0:25 : a. itt.
No. 2 , heave Geisha 11 a. ma. ; arrives
Chmhcago 7:15 : a. mmm.
No. 1 , heave Chicago 6 p. mu. ; nrrivotu
Omumahus 8:05 : a , ni.
No. 3. heave Chicago 10:25 : p. ml arrives
Omnaha 3:25 : p. mum.
The "MlLWAUlCl'E. "
Ctty omce. 1504 Farimani Street.
HANSCOM PARK
STU D I 0 ONII MOilli WIThK
I hiitve d citled to make my
Carbotiette
Photos
tciie r -
At the greatly reduced
irIce of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A DOZEN
For one moore week to more fully get may wri (
beore the PtoPie of Omaha-this wIt iosu-
tivtl' be the lest vee1t at titus irlce.
I give omit- large I'anel i'icturice wutlu eaclm
dozen. Cttl amid Inspect my tsork ,
MiIIer5s Art Studio
12 111. l'arK A'cmitLc
I
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Hayddns'Shoes
MONDAY.
NONDAY $2.25 , WORTH $3 00
Time mebovo shows t.lto style of cmii'
Men'it Fine Satin Calf Shoca on sale
Monday at E.25 ! ,
Ladies' Fine ' 'Rochester TtIilIC , "
Vestimig , Cloth 'fop , Lace Shoes ,
worth * 5.00 , only $3 .18 Momidmmy ,
Ladies' Flume ' 'Roeltestet Made , "
Vici , 'l'mtmi Kid. Lace Shoes , worth
$5.50 , only $ : h.OS Monday. .i ii sizes
mind tvidtlus. I1ahl oriors filled.
$0.50 i3hirtfl for $1.50
$5.50 SUns ( or. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.1.0O SkIrts for , , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . $2.75
flIgCut1n Commenced and Finished Art I
11t-ices of I
Needle Work Pieces. I
25c to SOc cut on every dollar. A large atce i of WhITE. lI1ESDE AND T'ONGIE
I'Aht/tt3OI.l3 , Prices , * l.21 up.
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Greatest Sale
------NOW ON
HATS , BONNETS.
FLOWERS AND
LATEST NOVELTIES.
BEAUTIFUL
FRENCH PATTERNS ,
F'oriiet' , 1''lt'e , 1U.0O , now . . . . . .
$4.98 , $3.98 , $2.98 ,
and Sl.99
Hundreds toSulect From'
Li rgcst I I I I micu'
Stodl In time \Vcst.
Bliss , 1512 Doughts St
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AMI StDIIiN'l' ,
nrvn'c TONIGHT
. & _ , _ , .L .M..F L.1 ( SUN lAV )
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ANt ) ilONIAi & 'I't'HSI.t 1. ? lUhI'l' ,
"Tue arrival of time flit st. " Time creative conirtilaus
PETER F.
, DAILEY
lit .7. .7. McNally's grcat.'t and latctt hauit.
lug StiCCt- $ ,
"The .
Night Clerk"
DIrect frommm 100 nights lii New York.
' 'Crc.n-d and Cut-Wit to mite door ;
You'll hittigh as yoim n v r lnimgiied before"
Seats nrc miow on sale. l'rle , : FIrst floor ,
7c aumd i.00 ; balcony , Oc anti iSo ; gehiery , 25c.
BOX OFFICII OP1N ALT , PAY SUNDAY.
QOY'S WEDESDAY7
u = = RYJ3j
115-PERFORMERS-115
S i-itorius
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Mandolhi A
Orchestra
Alstcd by lite-
Jiliperiul Banjo & Gilhlur Club
E. II. OIIBIIINGS. Ilrotor. )
1ht'tI Eli tiO ( lfl ; , hiat'ltoiue ,
MRS. FuEl ) 1.OOiiIS , thc'zo Sos
Sale Opells at Box OIIic Tu33Iay ( , 9 a. in.
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CREIGHTON.
Tel. 1531l'.tat'sum ? llurgc'i4 , ' ( hzr.t ,
'rwo Nugmit. , c'oitmnit'ncimig
TOIAY 2i3 ( ) i i : m m m TON1OIIT 8m15
MURRAY AND MACH ,
Supporteti by a coummpan' of Ittrce Commiedy Stare Iii
FINNIG-AN'S BALL.
Seats now on sale. 2c , 3&c , tIc , TOe. $1.00.
iltigagommictit Ixtr torJiuuaryl Ouho Nlaimt
Otiy-Tumcs.iay , May 12 ,
Miss Ada Rehaii
Stmlportm.'tl iuy u hit-i A mm ; . Italy ( o. lit
Taming of the Shrew.
ioiiis utow mu salt' , Loner iloOr. i.5O uuui
f'2.00 ; bmthcouiy , 7C.t' , 1.UU imuiti 1.flO ; gahlcry
OUc.
'SAY hti-LlIOi'OLl ) tiOflOWSIY.
Creiglitoii Music Hall.
I'axton & Ijurgess , Mgrs.
High Class Vaudeville
Every Evonlng Frm 8 to 12.
IntroducIng 'ruie ltrttlit'.s 1)Innla. Lemos' nntt
Clayton. Loom Ztittliii , ( ) ermrtiile Imimyneit ,
'truly Shattuck amid ! , tieis. Iutz iimf I'ei men ,
Glt.J ( ii' l'itOIttM VI11diCb'a' ,
NO PAIN ! NO GASI
Teeth extracted iibtoimiiy wIthout pain by our
lot-uI emma stItetic. Ititu mimlie , as water. NG
cocaine.
DIII llAI1EY cadiA ilcolist ,
ome , Tliirl Flour , i'mixton iuiock , 10th an.I
.
Fmirnamim stre t. 'I" I'i.ii' . uie , 1055 , ( Jt.rman
si.oheul. b.ad' etttuidiiiit.
it' 'l'vt'tii , m'rh'vt ICI (
Full ilt't ( , umLoD. ;
Plnest oral best TetIm , per cot. . . . . . . . . . .
AlUmtilntiitu I'imtte $ . lJ.OG
'I'veha % 'Ithi.ut I'hsutes itt .iItih'u mm to Co. ,
Itridge Tec'tim , p.'r tooth uitt i. ' , , , ' 'mii' ' ot
( bill Crowm , , 22 iu . ' l5 to * 5
lticitunommf Cmown . . . ,
'rcctli filled tttiitt jai ut ullictu Corns.
pontling wIth time itUtAd Au U th sUranteeci
mis rcmresenicd : ,
FULL S13'f OF 'FTH ,
$5.00
Arid wo gmlarmmmitoo all our work to
but the very bcht , Teeth uxtratod
fou 2 ceusts.
D1.4th
4th hoer lrown Block ,
10th and hougias lit ,
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DISSOLUTION , '
The firm of Milton riogers & Sons Is tmI *
day dissolved by nmutmtl cnumtent.Vutrreo I.
Ilogers wlthidrawinie ( rormm ( lie tlrrmm.
The busimmesut will be comutinmu'md mmnder the
same firm name by 'I' . J , lIoersu , who "
assumiies the liabiiitit't of tIme firm and Is
whom all account. lmouitl be paid.
WAltlllcU M. ROGER
'i' . J _ ltOGIIh1i3.
Omaha , Neb , , May Tilt , 18 ,
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