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T1I13 OMATTA TATL\r TJEE : SATUHDAV. AlIUti To. 1809.
I1UMEDS OF HEX ATVORIi \
biry Oatfils ATO Encaeed in Grading the
Omaha & Fort Dodge Road ,
BUSY SCENES ALONG THE ENTIRE LINE
Jt'ltitiN for the Council lllnfT1 ! Depot
Vrc f impli-leil , MiintltiK n llanil-
njlnc Mriielnri- llrlclc
and Mime.
Operations connected with the construc
tion of the Kort Dodge < t Omaha railroad
1 uu- been cotninenccd In earnest. Evely
(1 ij It Is Bald , at some point along the line
u niw grading outfit puts In an appearance ,
UK > l hlity of them , embracing several hun
dred men , are now encaged in building the
re .1 All the light of way which could bo
j , chased through agreement with the own-
ci > lias been becurul , but there are a few
! ! i rs whete condemnation proceedings must
bi 11 sorted to. These will receive attention
imn idiatuly and will cause no delay In the
wink Within a mouth visitors along the
t < u o will have an opportunity of seeing a
bnmplo of modern railroad construction ,
wliriu yiadlng , track lajlng , masonry and
hrxiKo building arc going on simultaneously.
'Jiii > mod will bo completed and ready for
( PI ration by the time cold weather sets In
n.u fall.
'I ho passenger depot for this road at Coun
cil Bluffs will bo built on a tract of ground
near the Northwestern .city . depot. 'Iho
bull ling will bo of brick and stone and will
fat e to the south and cast. The plans are
completed and It Is promised that the
B'rti turo will bo the handsomest passenger
ih.nt In Council Bluffs. It will be less than
a block from the Omaha and Council Bluffs
frtrnt Railway line. Work will not bo com
menced upon It for some time , but It will be
ready for use when trains arc operated over
Die. road.
ACTIVITY Or TKIMUNAI , COMIMM .
loillrnet for I'.reelloii of I
l ) < -io ( In Council niitir * \ iiriU-iI.
General Manager Webster of the Omaha
Bridge and Terminal company has let the
contract for the freight depot to bo erected
bj lna company In Council Bluffs. Herman
& Blown have secured the general contract
and the building must bo completed by July
1 The depot will bo a counterpart of the
one to bo erected In Omaha. It will bo of
hink and Iron , slate roof , with all the con
veniences found In a first-class building of
that character.
The buildings which occupy the ground
where the depot in Omaha Is to bo built
nro being sold and arrangements made for
tholr removal. They are a choice lot of old
shacks , only equaled by the Murray row.
That portion of the city Is not attractive In
any scnso. The sidewalks are dilapidated
nnd everything Beoms out of Joint. The
erection of the depot there Is dxpected to
work a reformation In the general appear
ance ot the locality.
\ot CoiiMlilered .Serloiinly.
Reports from Sioux City that the Missouri
PaUlic is believed to he negotiating for thu
proposed line between Omaha and that point
wtich has been survejed nnd the right of
way partially contracted for Is not seriously
accepted In this city. Years ago , when S.
H H Clark was connected with the Mis
souri Pacific , It Is said to have been one of
his favorite plans to have the company
extend Its line to the north , but nothing has
been said about It among the officials of that
load slnco then. The complaint has always
been that the Missouri Pacific docs not give
enough attention to Its line to Omaha nnd
U Is not believed the road will be extended
vvhllo these conditions prevail. The road
also has many other projects In band which
aio said to promise more certain returns
than the building of a road from Omaha to
Sioux City. A few weeks ago a report also
came from , Sloux City that the Burlington
was behind this proposed road , which was
piomptly denied by the officers of that com-
panj.
Cent of the .Ne > \ Viaduct.
At the Union Pacific offices It is said that
work on the new Sixteenth street viaduct
will bo commenced "as soon as possible. "
This is explained to mean that there Is a
largo amount of detail and preparation to
rocelvo attention before active building op
erations can start. It Is also said by the
officers of the roads Interested that the via
duct will cost nearer $175,000 than $100,000 ,
nswas stated. The engineers of the roads
estimated that the viaduct as planned by
Oty Engineer Rosewater would cost $225,000 ,
but with some alterations In the plans agreed
upon this amount would bo reduced about
$10.000. The assurance Is given , too , that
the viaduct will bo a structure worthy of
the city and fitting for the heavy traffic
which It will be called upon to sustain dur
ing the period of Its existence.
Southern I'aelllc OfllcerH.
SAN FRANCISCO , April II. At the an
nual meeting of the Southern Pacific Rail
road company of California the directors
elected officers as follows : President , C. P.
Huntlngton ; vice president , George Crocker ;
bi-cond vice president , General Thomas H.
Hubbard ; treasurer , M. T. Smith ; becre-
tary , J. L. Wllloutt. George Crocker suc
ceeds H. D. Huntlngtou and his former
place Is taken by General Hubbatd.
HullmiyOCN ami I'erNoiinln.
J A. Kulin , general agent for the North
western , Is In Chicago.
J. Francis , general passenger agent for ( ho
Buillngton , who hau been milking an ex
tended trip to Pacific coast points , Is ex
pected homo the 111 at of next week.
The Interstate Commerce commission has
Ibsucd u call for another meeting of the
presidents of western railroads In Wash
ington on May 10 to consider the rate ques
tion. The result of the last meeting has
not been satisfactory.
J , II. Buchanan , general passenger agent
for the Elkhorn , has returned from his trip
to the northwest. Ho reports the most de
lightful w nut her in that country during the
net lad of his visit ithoro. Ho BOJS that nt
Vnsper , Wyo , , the sheep men are busily
engaged in shearing and that there will be u
big buslncsii ( hero this season.
Have you already tried Schlltz's buck ?
Kirn Drill to litHeU e l In School * .
The llro dilll , which has been neglected
latuly In Omaha's public schools , will bo
revived , Superintendent Pearso has li >
inied orders that commencing next Mon
day two drills bo held each week In nil
schools In all the buildings over two stories
high. The schools that will bo affected nre
High , Castellan , Fanmm , Lcaveuworth ,
Oinnlm View nnd Park. The Patterson
block 11 ro has been In tome degree respon
iblo for the Issuance ot this ordor. Thu
llro drill has been In vogue In past yean.
In the schools , but It was carelessly dig-
continued this year for various reasons
In the first place the schools opened eo
lato. und they were In a rather dlborgaulzeu
condition for no long a time as n consequence
of the exposition that the drill was not
thought of until the winter set in. Then
the weather was BO savero and long that
the drill was not taken up. Since the Pat
terson block flro , however , Superintendent
of Schools Pourbo has only been awaiting
the moderation of the weather to revive tin
regular practice.
Some of the results ot neglected dgpeptc !
conditions of the stomach are cancer , ran-
tmiuptu n , heart dUense and epilepsy. Kodo'
I ) > 6pfpbla Cure pi events nil this by effecting
n quick cure In nil casoa ot dyspepsia.
Wanted Star tea and coffee salesman
nlili established trade in northern No
lika Largo u.ilai-y to euch. H. 0.
I'ishcr , ChtciiKO.
Her Grand Hotel Turkish Baths now open
Echlltz's buck U ttia King of all bucks.
GRADE IS FIXED AT NO. I
i f'oiniillniPiil I'nlil < Mr. HotM * '
.VilinliilMlriitliin of tlir Inti-r-
nnl Ri' rimr Oilier.
Harly In the year Commissioner Wilson
sent a man out to examine the revenue ofll-
ces of the country. He was In Omaha In
February nnd made a rigid examination of
the oinco of Collector Iloutz. Slnco then
the commissioner nas received the exam
iner's report anil has written to Omaha
EtatinR that ho found the olllce hero In ex
cellent condition. Commissioner Wilson
eajs : "Tho lists are In balance nnd every
Item Is accounted for. The stamp ? and cash
nro In perfca balance and the records flro
In the best style and posted up to date.
Your Rradc Is fljced nt No. 1. "
Collector Houtz sajs that vvhllo ho Is
avvaro that the office Is In perfect condition ,
ho does not care to take all the credit to
himself. Ho adds that ho has the brst rev
enue force In the country nnd that nil of
the emplojcs ro doing their best to render
good service to the Rovernment.
The receipts of the icvcnue office of this
district , which includes Nebraska and the
two Dakotas , has maJe some rapid strldcH
during the past year. If buslntss continues
as overthing Indicates that It will , the ro-
celpto for the fl cal jear , which will end on
Juno 30 , will aggregate $3iOO,000 ! , or $1,000-
000 moro than last jear and $2,000,000 moro
than two yea is ago.
If jou are Interested In buying a piano
read our ad. on PHKO B. Hayden Bros.
Tvorybody enjojs Schlltz's buck beer to
day.
An linn i
At the Orphoiim matinee this afternoon
the pupils of .Mount St. Mary's seminary will
attend In a bidy nnd will be accompanied
by the pupils of St. Catheiinc's ncademv.
There will bo over 100 children at Iho pci-
formunce , which Is especially adapted to
catch the youthful fnncj. The nciobatlc act ,
the musical eccentrics nnd Prof. Dohcrty's
trained poodles are features that will prove
very entertaining to the little one-s. Cora
Tanner Is still winning golden opinions for
the admirable work she does In the comodl-
etta , "My Husband's Model , " In which she
has the able support of Louis Massen. These
tuo talented artHts will be seen for the ! art
time lit the mntlnne this afternoon nnd the
perfonnance this evening.
I
\s vaudeville seems to be the reigning
ciiue among our theater goers , Mr. Ret' ,
who Is staging "The Rough Mr Ryder" for
the Associated Charities , has lilt upon some
very entertaining specialties and the young
adles and gentlemen taking part In them
nro as near perfection as can be. "Hag
Tlnio Liz , " a Bowery ditty , Is played by the
Mlstes Miller , Sturges , Warner , Lowe , FHz-
latrlck and Brennnn , and their cobtumes are
wonders of the East Side dressmakers' art
Miss Nellie Paris , who Is so well and fnvora-
) ly known , will Introduce for the first tlmo
lore a new eastern success , "Tho Girl I
Joved In Sunny Tennessee. " Miss Csthcr
Tried will do a now coon song , "You're My
'olor , but You Ain't My Kind. " The dates
have been set for April 20 and 21 , and as the
Associated Charities has passed through a
eng nnd hard winter , they are especially
uixious to make this benefit the means of
jaylng up all old accounts. "The Rough
Mr. Ryder" promises to be a great show and
, bo houses should bo packed.
Otis Skinner Is to present his latest com
edy of "Rosemary" nt Boyd's Monday and
Tuesday nights and Tuesday matinee. Since
Mr. Skinner first presented "His Grace do
5rammont" on his Initial starring tour he
iaa steadily grown in the estimation of
heater-loving communities. The reason Is
that this gifted artist has kept true to the
promise ho made nt the outset of his stellar
career to present nothing but the best plays ,
with the fittest casts and environment.
Never has he given an Inferior or unworthy
ilay and never have his own performances
lulled the claim that Is made for him , that
10 Is the foremost
romantic actor on our
stage.
This afternoon Madame Modjeska will
present "Mary Stuart , " one of the plajs In
icr repertoire In which she Is seen nt her
best. The role she essays Is ono that Is
especially appealing to women and matinee
attendants. The afternoon performance
tromlses to be the best attended of
; ho season. The advance sale for It is un
usually heavy. The farewell performance of
the engagement tonight promises also to be
a record breaker In point of attendance.
'Macbeth" Is the play and Madame Mod-
eska will be seen as Lady Macbeth , a character -
actor that fits her personality to a degree.
METZ BROS. ' BR'G. CO. , FAMOUS BOCK
for 1S90 will make Us first appearance Sat
urday , ICth.
Live 100 years and such bargains will
never come again. Road them on page 5
Huyden Bros.
QUICKEST AMI SIIOIITUST ROUTE
To St. I.onl * via Oiiinlia A St. I.onlN
nml WnluiHli Itonti * .
Leave Omaha 4 50 p. m. . Council Bluffs
3-10 p. m. , arrive St. Louis 7 a. in. Re
turning leave St. Louis 7 SO p. m. , arrive
Omaha 8 35 a. m. , dally. Best line to south
and east. No bus transfers In St. Louis.
Homescekers' half rate ( plus $2.00) ) . Excur
sions on sale first and tlilrd Tuesday each
month All Information at "Port Arthur
Route" office , 1-115 Farnam street ( Paxton
hotel block ) , or wrlto Harry E. Moorcs ,
C. P. and T. A. , Omaha. Neb.
P. H. Phllbln. ticket broker , removed 1505
Farnara.
Schlltz's buck cannot be equaled.
Ilovi-rly 1C HUM H ( h < - RIMIMOII Why.
Major Mooics stamps as absolutely false
the assertion made by an alleged local news
paper that Street Commissioner Bc\eily re
signed because of the latter's ambition to
become chief of police. Major Moores sajs
"III the flrht place there Is no vacancy In
the chieftainship of the pollco. Secondly ,
Mr. Beverly never spoke to mo regarding an
appointment as chief of pollco. Mr. Beverly
resigned for icusons that arc quite well
known to himself The name of Mr Don-
ccken was not considered until Mr Beverly's
resignation was received and ho was chosen
simply because ho Is competent to fill tlio
position. "
Try Schlltz's buck and you will drink no
other.
We are proud ot our now plant. Come nnd
see us , Heos Printing Co. Everything new.
Mercer hotel. 12th nnd Howard stiects ,
Omaha , $2 per day , K. J Coates , Prop.
T'Plin\T PTIPrTl 0 f/A
KELLEY , STIGER & CO ,
Ladies' ' and Children's Hosiery nnd Under
wear.
SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURDAY
'I lut.niKcxt Collodion of I'nrniiili
K\er i\lilbltoil by I M , All .SO ION ,
] ) \ ( . ' | IIMe | mill Con Hunt to I
Child' * I'liriixiilH lir.e to $1.7. .
LADICS' AND CHILDREN'S HOS1EHY
AND UNUEH\VEAR.
2JC Just received , a special bargain In
ladles' fast black nntl tun how. double sole ,
lii'fl und loe. Special for Satuiday , only 25o
pair.
eeC 3 Toil $1.00 We have placed on our
counter for Snturdnj s sale a beautiful line
of ladles' llslo thread hose , drop stitch or
ulnlu fast black , and now shades of tan ,
tt'KUlar16c quality , faaturdaj's talc , only
35c , 3 pairs , $1.UU.
Suf Ladles' mercerized hose , the new
itocKlng for Indies , beautiful quality , fuat
black , double sole , heel and toe , also a
full line of polka dots. Saturdays tale only
CUc pair.
IOC Children's llelo Union , last black
hose , double knee , hetl and toe , nil sizes D
to 10. Saturday'b sale only lee pair.
2F.C . Children s fast black and tau hose ,
tuaco soles , double Knee , heel nnd toe , extra
fine quality. Satuiday bale , onlj 25c pair.
3'C 3 FOR $1.00 Misses' fine lisle thread
lios.0 , fast black nnd tau , double knee , heel
and toe. This Hue never told for less than
lie. Satuidaj s bale , nil sizes , only 35c ;
3 pair for $1 DO.
uC Just received , a new line of bicycle
hose for boys , fast black , double knee , heel
and too. All sizes , li to 11. Satuiday enl }
lJc ! pair.
liiAjC Ladles' Egyptian cotton vests ,
ociu 01 white , nicely finished , all sizes , 12V6c
each.
2jC Ladles' fine cotton vests , white or
ecru , extra or medium size , high neck longer
or short sleeves. Knee pants to match , well
made. Special bat gain , Saturday's sale , only
2oc each.
35C. 3 FOR $1.00 This line of ladles' llslo
thread vests cannot be equalled , all finished
scams , high neck , long or shoit sleeves , extra
or medium size , white or ecru , silk finish.
Saturday's sale , only SJc or 3 for $1.00.
COG Wo have a beautiful line of ladles
ribbed vests and knee pants , all best silk
finish. Our customers can only appreciate
value by calling and examining quality ; high
iictK , long or short sleeves , extra largo sizes
or medium. Saturday's sale , only 30e each.
GOC , ALL SILK Ladles' silk vests , beauti
fully finished , crocheted neck and aims ,
cream , pink and blue. Special for our sale ,
only 60c each.
25C Hoys' balbrlggan shirts and drawers ,
long sleeve shirts , ankle or knee length
drawers , special line for hojs , all sizes.
Saturday , only 25c each.
Our parasol stock abounds In beautiful
styles , exclusive patterns , at the lowest
pilces.
$2.00 The polka dot , china silk , all shades ,
very pretty handles. Saturday , only ? 2.00
each.
$2.50 Loulscne taffeta , pretty checks and
stripes , all new shades , special quality. Sat
urday , only $2.50 each.
OUH EXCLUSIVE LINES Cable cord
taffeta , applique taffeta , duchesse style ,
pe.iu de sole , beautifully finished , very
nobby , from $3.00 to $12.00 each.
We have , such a nice line of children's
parasols from 25c to $1.75 each.
KELLEY. STIQER & CO. ,
Cor. 15th and Farnam.
Try Metz Bros. ' famous Bock beer. Nona
other like It.
It's full of Interest our ad on page 5.
Hayden Bros.
Dr. Race. 40S Paxton block. Tel. 1982.
Kino of HlKht Inchon in the Hirer.
Since Thursday morning there has been a
rise of eight Inches in the water of the river ,
but the stage Is still about eight feet below
the danger line , so that no apprehension Is
felt. At Sioux City there has been a rise of one
foot nnd eight Inches during the last thirty-
six hours. At Yankton , S. D. , and points
above the cold weather has checked the rise.
A no point is the river out of Its banks.
Ail crtlNO for IJIilM.
Captain Baxter expects to advertise next
Monday for bids for the contract for build
Ing the now partitions In the old postofflco
building , and for the mason work neces
sary for the changes planned In the en
trance on Fifteenth street. This will be
followed by contracts for plumbing and
steam fitting , nnd then by the painting and
Interior finish contracts.
CoiiMiiniptlon CiirtMl.
An old physician , retired from practice ,
had placed In his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegeta
ble remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of Consumption , Bronchitis , Catarrh ,
Asthma and all Throat and Lung Affec
tions ; also a positive and radical euro for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plaints. Having tested Its wonderful cur
ative powers In thousands of cases , and de
siring to relieve human suffering , I will
send free of charge to all who wish It ,
this recipe , In German , French or English ,
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mall , by addressing , with stamp ,
naming this paper , W. A. Noyes , 820 Power's
( Bugs )
Makes its appearance at just about this
tlmo of the year Wo sell all sorts of ANN1-
IIILATOUS - KILLERS - Yes , Klllors we
mention a few :
Asiatic Insect Powder 20c , 33c and SOc
Ilulinch Insect Powder 25c , 50a and $1 00
Hnlley's Bed Bug Dane . . . . . SOc
Ullss' Roach Exterminator. 25o , 60c and $1 Ofl
Ullss' Bed Bug Exterminator. . . . 25c and 50c
Dick's lioacli I'ovvder 25o and 50c
Deadshot for Hed lings 25C
Estes' Roach Powder Jl 00
1 limpet'R Fntnl Food 25c
Lilac Roach Powder , . SOc
Peterman's Roach Food 20o
"Qulikwork" Bed 25i
HonchKault 25' ' _
Sunford' * . Fatal Food sr > c
Stearns' Electric Paste ( phosphorous ) , . . . 25c
Fidelity Cocktoach Paste ( phosphorous ) . 60o
Rnt Cheese 15c
Hough on ItatH , .32c and 20c
C'ostar's Vermin Exterminator 20c
Hats-Pat 20c
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
ITiir ! Dodjjo St. Middle of Uloclc.
Bellets of Drugs and Venders of Insecticides ,
The Burlington
Holds All Records
The fastest time over nmtlo betvvpon Olilmpo nnd
Council llluflH is 0 hours ami 14 mlnutea. The HurlliiK-
ton made It on Febriwiy 17 , 1MH ) .
The fastest tlmo over made between Oointcl ] Hluffn an < l
Phh'aKo is t ) IIOUIH and ' ; i mimitoh. The Hurlliifjton made
it on Jaimnry 't , 1SiO. !
The t'dbtoHt tlmo over mndo bolvvecn Clilc4ifro and Denver -
vor is IS hours nnd r a min utob. The Durllngtou made It
on Kelnuary IB , ISiiT.
is truliib Oinnlm to Chicago.
Omaha to St. Iwouls.
Onmlui to Denver.
Omaha to Kansas City.
TK'l.rl OIIU'C Uurllnutou ISeiv Slntluii
ino Kiiriiiini tit. 10 Ui mi U .Maxim .SO.
iiie , lUO ,
"FORTHEGOOD OF THE ORDER"
RrnKon AVIiy 1' . 13. 1111ml MtriU'k I3it
aril Hlli-y More Triinlilc
lU'tuiM-ii I'liliitcrn.
The strike of the union painters docs not
seem to have lieon settled jot , as Kd lllley
appeared at the pnllco station yesterday
and filed a complaint alleging assault nnd
battery against T G Illlnd , a union painter
lillnd entered n plea of not guilty nnd hH
case VBSet ! for hearing April 20 at 10
o'clock in Ihe morning.
Hlloy la a member of union 104 , v\hlle
Hllnd belongs to the original union. No.
109. Hlley Is eraplojcrt by Heard Ilrothers
and was nt vsork In the flats at 25SO Hartley
street. Two bojs saw throe men watching
the flats nnd notified their parents , who Iti
turn telephoned for nn ofllccr. When tbp
ofllcnr catno Rlley emerpcd from the house
and crossed the street to wtiuro ono of tlit *
men was standing The man asked him It
ho was working for Heard Hrotlv < rs and ho
said that ho was At this Hlley sajs Hllnd
ran up nnd struck him on top of the heart.
The ofllcer arrived In tlmo to irrovent any
further trouble nnd arrested Illlnd.
Hllnd sa > s that an effort had been made
to Induce lllley to leave the work and assist
In forcing his firm to sign the contract for
an Increase In ( tie scale of wages. At first
Hlloy said he was working for himself. As
the officer approached , however , ho acknowl
edged that ho was cmplojcd by Heard Droth-
ers. His refusal to leave the work made
Blind angry , nnd as Hlley had a largo pair
of shears In his hand which ho was nourish
ing , Blind said tic struck him once for the
good of the order.
Drink Metz Bros. Hr'g. Co.'s famous Bock
beer and you will bo happy.
FIfKVr TRAINS.
Oiniilin to rlilrillfo.
The Chicago .Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way has Just placed In service two magnifi
cent electric lighted trains between Omaha
and Chicago , leaving Omaha dailv at 5 43
P. m. , arriving Chicago at S'25 a. m . and
leaving Chicago C 15 p. m. and arriving
Omaha ' 8 20 a. m. Caen train Is lighted
thoroughly by electricity , has buffet suiokinK
cars , drawing room sleeping cara , dining
cars nnd reclining chair cars and runs over
the shortest line and smoothest roadbed bo-
tvve m the two cities.
Ticket offlce 1504 Farnam street , and at
Union depot.
Oottelman's I'uro Malt Beer the finest
Milwaukee produces C26 So. ICth. Tel. 1124
Every step hi the big store leads to bar
gains of the sharpest value. Out ad. Is on
page 5. Ilu\den Bros.
Telephone No 918 and order case of Schlltz
buck.
The Dewey nuropean hotel , 13th and Far-
natn. First-class rooms Reasonable rates.
ASK FOH Metz Bros Brewing Co 's famous
Bock beor. Omaha's favorite BREW.
Bolia Vestlbuled Flyers for
Denver , Salt Lake , San Francisco
Portland and all points West ,
TWO TRAILS DAILY
to Dertver and Colorado Points.
TWO TRAINS BAII/IT
to San Francisco and California Points.
TWO TliAlSB PAIL.V
to Salt Lake City and Utah Points.
OXE TRAIN DAILY
to Portland and 'North Pacific Coast
points , with direct o nnectlons for Ta-
eoma and Seattle.
CItr Tleltet OIUcc 1302 rariinm St. ,
"Vlfiilione
On draught today. "Wouldn't you like a
case sent to your home ? Only chance you
get to obtain It Just once a year right
now. It makes you feel like ordering ,
doesn't It ? Just reading about delicious
Krug buck beer.
KRUG nunwi'so ' ro , ,
Telephone 420. 1007 Jackson St
Unquestionably the best pressure fll-
ter on the market. Filters all the
water required for drinking and cul
inary purposes and are also popular
for ofllces and stores. Larger sites
and other patterns suitable for res
taurants , hotels , soda fountains , etc.
There la no filter superior at any
price , The filter tube may be re
moved In two seconds without openIng -
Ing or cloning a single vulve. Prices ,
$0 50 up.
Sold subject to giving satisfaction.
' 9
Sole Agcutb , 1-1 th & r.mmm St.
Always Reliable and Satisfactory.
Swift's '
Premium Brand
Sugar Gured Hame.
DreaKfast Bacon and
Kettle Rendered Lard.
4-\l \ FJrt-ol t Dealer * .
HUMMED MILLINERY ,
Style and Economical Prices Are Key Notes
of Our Success in Onr Millluery Dep't. '
AT BOSTON STORE , OMAHA
TlmtiiMitiil * of tit-Kliorii llntu , VnM * < rn
of riourrn , nil AITIof Trlmmril
Hut * % < * or Unit. Stjllxh Trim *
moil Main Sold nn I.CUT an .Von.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
For this , our great Saturday sale , a very
special showing of exclusive creations in
dress shapes , turbans and street hats , ef
fectively ti limited with chiffon nnd other
like materials , also wings , flowers nnd orna
ments. It would bo Impossible to find wucn
values elsewhere under $7.50 nnd $10.00 , on
sale today at $3.PS nnd $4 US.
EXTRA SPECIAL
300 trimmmod hats of our own splendid
and exclusive stjlcs at $12,50 , $ ? OS and $0 OS
Choice of our 1'rnnch Imported pattern
hats for Saturday , $15 Oi ) .
Trimmed Imta on our special bargtln
counteiB , In good seivlceatilo stile * , trimmed
just as stjllHhly as our high nrt huts , but
with cheaper material , on sale at OSc , $150
and $2.50.
CHILDREN'S LEGHORN HATS.
$260 TRIMMED LEGHORN HATS. $100
200 children s new loKhoiu hats , exception
ally line quality leghorn , trimmed with gauze
ribbon and llornl wreaths , on gale at $1 00.
ENGLISH READY-TO-WEAR HATS.
Exceptional reductions to reduce our stock ,
smart styles In cjcle hat , driving and out
ing hats , In all colors , at 35c , 60c , OSc nnd
$1.60.
FLOWERS. IOC , 25C , 50C.
Carnations , p > pples , bluettes , violets ,
ros > OH , pansles , lilies , lilacs and every other
Hotter that grows In natuie's kingdom , on
special sale at lOc , 25c nnd Me.
STYLISH SPRING SUITS , SKIRTS \ND
WA1ST3.
A most tcmpt'ng ' and magnificent showing.
It Is haid to Imagine a stylish garment or
jacket that canm t be found note , and al
ways at prices much lower tlnn asked nlso-
whcro. Loptlccs ate n Uiong point \slth
us , and here nro u few for tomorrow1
Tailor made suits , best values offered this
season , many styles to select from , In
cheviot , serge , btoadcloth nml Venetian
cloth , In all the new colors , reduced from
$19'JS to $1250.
SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS , $3.98.
Dress Hklrts In crepon , satin duchesse ,
biocadod silk and plaids , on special sale at
$3.9S.
$5.00 LADIES' CAPES , $2.98.
Fancy black silk capes , just the thing for
spring wear , made of the beat silk , cock
tilmmed with lace and chiffon , worth $5.00 $ ,
on sale at $2 OS
SILK LINED JACKETS , $4.98.
Tan coveit cloth Jackets , line throughout
with silk , lly front , newest cut , on sale at
$4 OS.
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. ICth and Douglas Sts.
Men's Mackintoshes , will keep off
wind or rain , well cemented to
gether seams , the kind that sells nil
the way from $1.75 to $2.50 , on sale
Saturday for
Clothing Company
Capitol Ave , , Near 16th St ,
P. S. Wo also give you one more
opportunity on Saturday to buy
mon's Working Shirts , 9o. Not
moro than two to any one cus
tomer.
Only the Choicest
Are Thus Branded
Ask for-
HAMS
BACON
LARD
THE TASTE TELLS.
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER
Is built right side up.
MA\irou > iit.
IIKST .STI3XOII ( CUTTBIl ,
HTHOVOI5ST.
WHIT1\O. IJP-TO-DATIX
MT IX TIIK TIM'S T.
A trial will convince you of Its superior
ity to all others.
CCMIl'UIIbONS l > VITISn.
The Oliver Typewriter Company
31 III Fnmnm M , , Oinnlm.
Telephone 353.
DON PE1DR.O
AMiil ( A'S III3ST BO ClfJAR.
AI.I.I IlltOS. ( ( ) . , DlnlrlliutiirH ,
STAR BRAND
HAMS , BACON m LARD
Armour & Co , ,
SOUTH OAUI1A , NED ,
Bt , April 15 , ISM.
Today , a combination sale of women's nnd men's neckwear -
wear seine of the newest creations arc being shown in
both departments. Mctix at 25e and yfic , showing the very
latest designs and patterns , same quality as ia sold elsewhere
at 50c and Tfie.
LuilieJ neckwear a now department and iis first Sat
urday. Sale including all the latest things in ladled neck-
dress. Collars , jabots , fancy chiffons , dainty mnlls , fancy
bows , imperial strings , etc. , at , prices about ono third that
asked about town will bo pleased to have the ladies inspect
and criticise this department.
Men's hosier/ the new bine fancy stripes , polka dots ,
plain lislf.s , in dnll and brilliant finish and drop stitch ef
fects , the real value ftOc , our price 25c.
Jfen's underwear in endless variety , starting at 25c
and up. Men's hats in all the latest spring styles. Ask to
see our Nebraska Special , in all styles and the now light
shades. The best hat in the world for the money our price
only § 1.50. Don't forget about our ladies'1 shoe department
most complete of any in Omaha , giving you better shoo
values than you thought for. This store keeps open tonight
until 10 o'clock.
Will Do the Clothing Business -
ness of Omaha Satur
day ,
If Prices , Styles and Quality
s
Will Draw Trade.
No Chestnut patterns here. All new spring and summer
' 99 styles , strictly all wool , well made , men's Ct * 7
Cheviot suits , worth $7.50 on Saturday at. . . . H * - . * * - *
500 men's suits in fine cassimeres , cheviots and blue
serges , that sell elsewhere from 88.00 to $10.00 , CC K / " | four \
, \ \
our price Saturday only xpO\J\J
350 men's suits in satin faced , double serges and cheviots ,
.also 12 beautiful new patterns in fancy worsteds , made in 4
button cutaway sack style , worth up to § 12.50 ,
your choice Saturday at only _
$4.00 vestee and knee pant suits at $2.50.
Genuine $3.50 double breasted , knee pants
suits for Saturday at" "
Boy's corduroy knee pants on Saturday at 25c.
Boy's and young men's long pants suits , sixes 12 to 19
years , at $2.75 , $3.75 and $5.00 , worth double.
Selling the Most Clothing hi Omaha.
' Stylish Tailor
Made Suits
Ready to wear and
altered to fit.
In all the newest styles and attrac
tive goods worth $25 to § 75 at
Spring Top Coats of English coverts , kersey , chev
iots , etc. , in tan , navy and black , lined in novelty and
plain silk , all shapes , box ; fly or ribbed front , worth
to $30 , at $5 to $23.50.
Separate Uainy Weather Skirts , made from heavy
reversible cloths. Gome and see them.
Silk Waists , in all styles , from $4.25 up.
Silk Underskirts from $5.00 up.
Ladies' Tailor Gowns , made to order in
silk , from my own goods , from $30 to $150.
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
Furs stored for summer ,
' Big assortment of silks in pieces.
328 South 15th Street.
Between Farnam and Jlarney Streets.
