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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1903)
THE OMAHA DAILY TIIUHPOAY. JUNE 4. 1003. 10 II Bue Ball if and Bat r! t ree every Boys' Su .Firi IIIIIMI VI N .3!;- ff with E '-"- r I ft II fl i . I UJ U -Tr CLIMAX IN LADIES' SUIT BARGAINS Pi Spring Suits at $10 Entire Spring Stock Bought from the Swellest Suit Manufacturer of Broadway, N. Y., at Less Than Half Price on Sale Today. Today we present the most remarkable bargain ever offered In Omaha In women's wcanng apparel. The most fashionable suit manufac turer on lower Itroadway, N. Y., was left with a great quantity of his very highest grade tailor made suits, owing to the early openlnir of the hot weather season In the cast. These goods were so highly fashionable that their value would bo nearly, as great next season, but rather than risk the slightest change In fashion In such ultra swell suits, the owner decided to sell Instantly. Brandels' cash bought the entire stock at far less than cost to manufacture. Ladies and Misses $2 Trimmed Street Hats at 25c Second Floor and Basement. Upwards of four thousand .trimmed street hats for ladles and misses of the most desirable and popular styles of the season are offered tomorrow at the ridiculously low price of twenty-five cents. The colors are white, natural, black, burnt shade, navy, brown, castor and cardinal. These hats are here for your choslng, the result of a deal whereby we have secured every street hat carried by Chicago s greatest and largest wholesale mil linery concern. Not a hat In this lot ever offered before this ale at less than two dollars Thursday ... Saturday Railroad Wreck Sale I fl. y. piunbti ffmt.fl I FREE SERVICE FOR RELIEF Missouri Pacific Offers to Carry Donation! to Hood-Stricken Communities. NOT OPEN AS YET TO KANSAS CITY Wabash Only ' Omaha Lin Getting lata Kiw Town, But Other Roads Are Gradually flarmoant lag Difficulties. J. O. Phllltppl, assistant general freight agent of the Missouri Pacific, has placed the facilities of that road from Omaha to Kansaa City at the disposal of any person Wishing to send clothing or provisions to the flood-stricken people of Kansaa City, Kan., and Topeka. The Missouri Pacific ta not yet open as far as Kansas City, but Is expected to be within a day or tw.o, when Mr. Fhllllppl's proposition may be em braced. At present the Missouri Pacific la running trains from Omaha as far south as Atchi son, and the track Is said to be In splendid condition. It Is only a question of a short time, the local officials say, until their road will be able to enter Kansas City. No Information as to the destruction of the Missouri Pacific bridge at Kansas City has reached the local office. The bridge at La Platte is In good order. Communica tion by wire Is still cut off between Omaha and Kansas City, and the Missouri Pacific, like other lines, is in . the dark as to the precise conditions in the Isolated city on the Kaw. , Wabash. Eaters Kaaaas City. The only Omaha Una entering Kansas City at present la the Wabash and it Is do ing so by means of connections with the Missouri, Kansas St Texas and Missouri Pa cific The WabaBh is running over Us own line as far as Moberly, Mo., thence to Se dalla on into Kansas City over the Mis souri Paelflo. Direct connections are made, so that the rout becomes an- excellent one under the elrcumstances. At Moberly the 'Wabash; leaving Omaha at 6.56 p. m., con nects with the fast train from St. Louis, leaving for Bedalla at 1:50, after but ten minutes' stop. Ail passenger business Is handled on on coupon. The Wabash is still unable to get trains through at Har lem. Th Burlington Is making good headway generally in overcoming the effects of the flood, but th officials could not state any deflnlt tint when they expected to resume traffie from Oaiaha to Kansas City. The Chicago, Burlington Qulncy wires from Chicago that the difficulty at Ottumwa is nearly overcome and that it is probable trains may be run over the big steel bridge there by Thursday. This being the case the Burlington will be en abled to resume Its direct rout from Omaha to Chicago. Th B. & M. Is opera ting Its normal service almost, th wrecked bridge at Preston and one or two other similar obstacles being surmounted. Rock lalaad Heaaiaea Service. The Rock laland, after several days of enforced abandonment of almost its entire service, has resumed traffic between Omaha and Chicago over Its own Una and between Omaha and Denver over the Union Pacific. ' This dissolve the worst of the Rock . Island's congestion. It haa been able all along to maintain its service to Pea Molnea desplt th tremendous floods there. Th Northwestern ennounces that its east aloe track to Bloux City is now opened and that trains are again running over it. The washout on this track did not stop traffic. but road tt necessary ' for the Omaha Twin City trains to run on the east side of ' the river. Milwaukee. Illinois Central, Elkhorn and Vnlon Paelflo are still In good condition ' never having ben seriously discommoded by the floods. This of course sppllrs only to th main line of th Vnlon Pacific, its aouthorn rout having been th worst hit. probably, of any road in th flood stricken territory. SsC Ball and Bat Free with every . Boys' Sprint; Suit Every Suit in this purchase, most of them -worth $30, will be sold at Ten Dollars. There never was a tailor-male suit sold In Omaha at Jlfl.00 that possessed one-third the beauty and style of this superb garment. Voiles Canvas Cloths Examines I a scot Cloths Covert Venetians Cheviots Broadcloths. Etc, Every late and beautiful new spring shade, Including the champagne shade, the new blues, light grays, etc. Every feature of stunning style for this season Is shown collarl ess blouses, Louis XIV effects, single and double capes, stoll fronts, short and long pepllns, flared, gore skirts, etc. Not one of these smart suits worth less than $20, most of them well worth $30, and many as high as $36 today at a record breaking sale price of 0 This sal will be re membered for months by Omaha women, who are fortunate enough to share in this bargain benefit. A rare chance to get a fashionable $30 suit for Just $10. of Shoes at 59c. 9 fir,. Si. 69. ff. Qznnhtl & porta TAX COLLECTIONS FOR MAY More Than Fifty Tbonaana Dollars la Execs of May Payments Laat Year. City Treasurer Hennlngs report on tax collections ror May, 13, showing compart' son with May. 1902, follows! v ausaj, iv, tlOIOUimi.,,, .... .7,773.71 FT. . . " iwiai ITt A14 !M May. 1903. real estate .!.!"$61S0 ffl May. 1903, personal .......iSS Increase .. $51,501.39 Mr. Hennlngs said: "Our personal tax collectors have gone out and will push meae claims nard. rain or shine. My newlv pmnieo. lax collecting van will start out as soon as the weather will permit, but as i am not anxious to have the new rubber tires or paint all covered with mud, I am holding back until the elements favor us with a glimpse of sunshine to make this task Ipsa gloomy. During my first term some unkind persons said I collected about $7,000,000 from the poor; so during my sec ond term I hope to collect about $10,000,000 from the rich." . The Bennett Company. We lead them all In our Grocery depart, ment Another Laundry Soap special, I bars, 25o. Raisins, special, worth 12 Vic, for 8o lb. Coffee special, 9c lb. Tea sittings, special, 15c lb. The Great Parka of Colorado Constitute one of ber chief glories. They contain fields, forests and plains; they are watered by creeks and rivers, and contain villages and farmhouses; they have springs and lakes where hotels and other places of entertainment are found for those seeking health and recreation. To enable people to reach these favored localities without unnecessary expenditure of time or money, the UNION PACIFIC has put In effect very low rates and splen did train service from Missouri river to Denver. Accommodations are provided for all classes of passengers on these trains, the equipment including free reclining chair cars, dining cars, buffet smoking cars, drawing room sleepers, day coaches, etc. City ticket office, 1324 Farnam street. 'Phone 814. Very Low Special Exeuraloa Rates To Boston, Masa.i Saratoga, N. T., and Chautauqua Lake In June and July. Lib eral limits and stop-over privileges. On and after June 14 the new fast train from Chicago to Buffalo and intermediate points, 6:15 p. m. dally. For time cards, regular and special rates. etc., send postal card to H. L. Purdy, Trav. Pass. Agent Chicago, 111., or D. M. Bowman, General Western Paasenger Agent, Chicago, III. Th Wabash Railroad "In the Good Old Summer Time" offer many special rates to Boston, Indianapolis, Baltimore, St. Louis, Saratoga, Detroit, Atlanta and other points. Call at city office, 1601 Farnam, or address HARRY B. MOORES, O. A. P. D., Omsha. Neb- Lake Shore Toura la the title of a very convenient summer tour book Issued by the Lake Shore 4 idlchlgan Southern railway, showing routes and rates to the eastern resorts It will be sent on application. M. 8. Giles, T. P. A., Chicago, I1L C. F. Daly, Chief A. Q. P. A., Chicago. III. Railway Pay Cheeks. City warrants, school warrants and checks on all banks cashed. Deposits made now draw interest for the entire month of June. J. L. BRANDEI3 SONS, Bankers. Four per cent interest paid. For Bale Due bill on one of the best New York City hotels at a good discount. Ad ureas K 64, care Oinaha Bee. 0 OT ill 01S THE REMAHI.F, ITVKK DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT 60 esses of new Wash Goods Just in, c onslstlng of White Oxford Walstlngs, White Fancy Walstlngs, Colored Oxford Walstln gs. Fancy Wash Goods goods worth from lc to 60c a yard will be closed out st a fraction of their original cost. READ THE FOLLOWING AND COMPARE PRICES. Colored mereprlet dress fnhrfra. rlvAlina the finest foulard silks In wear and appear ance, an dark colors, suitable for street gowns, worth 50c, only 2Tc. vi nne i-iqne Cords, In white grounds with small black and colored stripes and figures, 32 Inches wide, very fashionable walstlngs, worth 40c. only 15c. i niore French Muslins, satin stripes. with floral designs, strictly fast colors. orth 4oo, only 15c. Oordellln Oreanrtlea. a beautiful Swiss fabric, light a-inas with colored stripes and figures. newest designs and very stylish for house and evening ciiwuh. worth 26c, only 10c. A new assortment of Dress Ginghams, ex tra heavy and fine, all high colors, worth iou, oniy ftc. Bed Spreads. 11.00 full size Bed Spreads, Marseilles pattern, R9c each. $1.25 full size extra heavy Marseilles pat tern, 89c each. Great Sale on Ladies' Suits, Jackets, Skirts and Waists We hare Just received from six of the largest cloak manufacturers In New York their entire line of sample Silk Coats. Ping Pongs, In taffetas, peau de soles and mohair; Monte Carlos, In taffetas, peau de soles, pongees and Sicilians; Raglans and Automobile Coats, in fine pongees, taffetas, peau de soles, voiles and cravenettes. No two alike. All will go on sale Thursday AT HALF PRICE. IiOt 1200 Silk Coats, in taffeta and mo hair, worth $.50, for $3.90. Lot 2 Silk Pongee, Taffeta and Peau de Sole Coats, some trimmed with white lace applique, Bsttenburg collars, other house ask 110 and 112 for them on sale Thurs day, $4.96. Lot 8 Automobile Coats, In all silk pon gees, etamines, fine quality taffeta and water-proof cravenettes, all make swell evening wraps, worth $25 eale price $12.60. Lot 4 Highest grade Pongee and Peau de Sole Coats in newest creations, elaborately trimmed, worth up to $35, no two alike, on sale for $18.60, $15, $12.50, $10 and $7 50. 25 Sample Capes, made of black silk, elaborately trimmed in silk lace, ribbons and taffeta, worth $30 and $35, for $18.60. SILK DRESS SKIRTS. 60 Slllt Dress Skirts, made of 'good ual Ity taffeta, hip trimmings, worth $15, on sale at $10 each. UJ Largest Exclusive Retail Millinery House in the West. FOR THE JUNE SivGGi iirl rddiiof. EXQUISITE MILLINERY. Moderate Prices. It Pays to Investigate. 1508 Douglas Street. , Don't Take Risks when you wish your teeth attended to.' It pays to go to a re'.lable dentists We make the study of teeth our life work. Advice and estimates givel free pENtJST Omaha High School Building photographed In Drocess Just tne ining lor $1.60. Spend a minute In our store and see them, for the name. ',' S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler, 1516 Douglas Street. FLOODS SEND MEAT HIGHER Packen Adfanoe Prioes, But 8o Far Be- tailera Staid the Lobs. SUPPLY OF LIVE STOCK IS INADEQUATE Coasamers Will Have to Par Cat IVnoleaalera Add Any Moro Pennlea to Selling Price 4 of Fresh Heata. The flnnda and conseauent demoralisation of railway service throughout the middle west haa cauBed meat prices to incline upward. With the Kansaa City packing houses Idle greater demands have been thrown on the plants In Omaha and other cltlea and the live stock arriving both here and at other points has been far short of adequate. As yet thers has been no ad vance in moat so far as the consumer is concerned, but a very little more increase by the packers and the public will have to pay. It all depends on how soon the rail .. . , MnMmnl M.nltlr.n ftffaln. lines can ei TirAKMPfi beef haa gone up about one-half cent a pound, fresh pork has been pushed ahead 1 cent a pound, while mutton was already so high that no advance was made. A representative of Cudahy s said yes terday: "We. were 1,000 cattle short of what we needed yerterday, ana mere was i.n hia deleleney In hogs. Live stock consigned to South Omaha Is tied up 1 over the country. If It reacnes us me stringency will be relieved, but a con tinuation of the present conditions means a marked advance in the price of meat De cauae of the shortage." At Armour's the feeling was conserva tively Inclined. The demands are' over taxing our ability to fill them," said Gen .ni Manager Howe, "but we are doing the best we can to meet them and to hold the meat market steady. So far the advances have been no more than those covered by .in.rv fluctuations. Hogs have advanced 40 cents a hundred this week and this has r.auitxl In an Increase of a cent a pound for the better cuts of pork. The price of hams haa remained stationary. Dressed beef has gone up slightly.' A. Death Blow to Malaria. Electric Bitters kill and expel malaria disease germs, will prevent typhoid and cure fever and ague, or no pay. Only 60c. For sale by Kuhn Co. Wedding present ae Whltmore's posters. THURSDAY in T.!F GREAT an a a a ua miibiii sm-inch wide fillkollne, worth. 10c and 1214c per yard, 6c. IS 1-2C F.nallsh I.onsr Cloth T l-2o 12c F.ngllsh Ixing tloth. 3. Inches wide, for ladles' undergarments, at "Vic yard. Zftc India I.lnon l.tc 25 quality 40-Inch sheer India Llnon, at 15c yard. 13c 8 wise Drapery 10c. 15c quality Bwlss Drapery, 36 Inches wide, at 10c yard. Sflc TCalsttnaje IBc 25c quality Oxford, Cheviot and Madras Walsting, up to 32 Inches wide, at 15c yard. 24Ns Shectlna-a 15 l-2e 20c quality Bleached Sheeting, 2 yards wide, at 154c yard. 22c Sheeting 1 J-2e 22c quality extra heavy Brown Sheeting, 81 Inches wide, at WVifi yard. 100 Taffeta Skirts, worth $20, on sale for $12.50. 100 Silk Foulard Shirt Waist Suits, at $15, $13.50 and $10. 250 women's Suits, worth $20 and $26, for $9.90. (Alterations made free of charge, same as if you paid the regular price.) 20 doten Wash Waints, In fin lawns, nicely trimmed, worth $2, for 95c. 26 dozen Wrappers, In percales, light and dark colors, worth $1.60, for 69c. HAYDEVS BIO WASH SKIRT SALE 100 dozen Wash Dress Skirts, in pique, duck, madras, coverts, sateens and all other wash materials, all nicely trimmed, worth up to $.60, on sale at 98c and 79c. GRAMI MILLINERY SALE. The newest and most exquisite designs In summer millinery on sale Thursday at as tonishingly low prices. Be sure and at tend this grand special sale. L2)lil BRIDE A TVJfTn THC the bowl of a spoon New a irauusiura fcin .i.uu anu Look , it pay m 1 urn your old book Into money. Telephone B ZS67 and our represen tative will call. "Ye Old Book Shop," 141 FARNAM ST. DEPOT JAMMED WITH MAIL L'alon Station Trains Bring; in Large Volumes of Belated Poncbes. As a result of crippled railroad service, due to the floods, trains entering Omaha are heavily laden with mall that has been tied up In various places and on various lines. Scarcely a train arrives that does not have an extra car or two of belated mall and some are carrying extra baggage cars. Ths Union Pacific fast mall, an ex clusive mall train, came In and went out yesterday with Its four cars of mall and two baggage cars filled to the doors. This mall has come, most of it, from Kan sas City territory, mall that under normal conditions never passes through Omaha. For instance, there was a huge pile of Kansas City daily papers that were being sent Into Kansas, Ju8t over the line from the stricken city. These papers evidently left Kansas City some daya ago. Bealdca the papers there were several large trucks laden with Kansas City mall matter of the first class. In order to handle this extra volume of mail and baggage It has been necessary for the Union depot authorities to enlist the services of twenty extra men from the freight houses at Council Bluffs, and even at that every fellow Is given all he wants to do. The depot where mall Is handled cer tainly is a busy place now. By the sad sea waves drink a bottle of delicious Champagne. Cook's Imperial Extra Dry. It is the very best. A poster made for Sarah Bernhardt by the famous French poster artist, Mucha. Is a part of the display at Whltmore's art store this week. It shows the divine Sarah in the costume of Hamlet and belongs to the collection of J. L. Houston, jr., which is on exhibition. Telephone hantber t'haage. Please observe the change made by H. K. Burkett, funeral director and embalmer, 412 N. 16th street, of bis borne telephone to No. t, 1 THE BENNETT GO. Is the Piano a Luxury? It may have beea years age, but under our modern system of education, and the conditions of society, a knowledge of mu sic toimy la as much a part of an education for both boys and Blrla as the knowledge of gram mar, mathematics or ordinary atndlea and with It comes the NECESSITY for a PIAXO. In Our Mammoth Piano Dept. we are showing some of the finest In struments that money can buy, all In the latest colonial styles. In the rlchet and nobbiest veneers, in walnut, oak, and mahogany. To fully appreciate this wonderful stock of pianos they will have to be seen. Call and examine our goods and we will make you prices and terms that cannot be duplicated in the west. June Bargains New Colonial Mahogsnv Piano, former price tS'iO.OO, 014 0 our price for our June sale... vlOO New Colonial Oak Piano, former price $326.00, CD our price for our June sale... 1 00 New Colonial Walnut Piano, former price $360.00, 410 our price for our June sale... 10 New Colonial Piano, in any wood, former price $375.00, 94Q our price for our June sale.. $4 J 0 New Colonial Piano, in all woods, former price $400.00, aaan our price for our June sale.. COO ALL 50LD ON OUR EASY PAYflENT PLAN. From $5 to $25 Cash and From $5 to $25 Per flonth. Correspondence solicited. A Wagon Load of Axe Handles! NOW WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THAT? Piled up In front of our store! There ere quite enough knockers without our laying In a supply; but then nil this axe handle business was only a mistake of the dray man's; but there are too many mistakes being made by people who neglect to keep tab on their drug bills and take advantage of the great saving there Is in trading at OMAHA'S ONLY ANTI-COMBINE DRUG STORE. Remember, we call for and de liver prescriptions from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m., any place in the city without extra charge. $1.00 Miles' Nervine ?4c 25c Miles' Anti-Pain Pills 20c Pay full prices elsewhere for Miles' goods If you wish to help out the combine. $1.00 Peruna all you want 61c $1.00 Pierce's Medicines toe 8.rc Genuine Castorla 24c $2.00 Genuine Chester's Pennyroyal Pills $1 $1.00 Palne's Celery Compound 74c $1.00 Celery Nervine guaranteed 65o Pay more for these goods elsewhere If you wish BUT WHY? OPEN ALWAYS SGHAEFER'S DRUO STORE Two 'Phones 74T and 707. 8. W. Coraer 10th and Chicago Sts. KEEP YOUR HAIR. COKE DANDRUFF CURE fit id Hair Tonic Makes the Hair Grow, Keeps the Scalp Healthy. 5old Everywhere In $1.00 and 50 Cent Dottles. A. R. Bremer Co., . Chicago. NEW COLLAR I ... . . W- w. r " JV. Urar f.u. 4 JJM a rL4 mul auailM Saryla. tmt tltS.V. VKITtiO STATUS lilirHlTUHY. rnt Sw. f ta S S Wiari. ilv lUlill lta 1 J. ruuw r T !laim . r.alfc fAf A i hlO JEWELER ill Osswyr j jV He sella Watches. ! r i I . -, fcj Copley ha awrthlni I 1 it "Jr JJ prUlnlm to wwMlnM, 1 'ifAJoT TilUnir plain ring!, u.li- H t Vy or'i presents. bride's gw "''jr remembrances, etc. ff Jaj Sea blm ana let suss- Vj tlone. W F i I 1 51 Muslin Skirts, Knit Underwear and Ladies GUves, en Sale Thursday at Very Special Prices. Th essence of the following Is found In the prices as related to qual ities. Each Item has special cheapness with which to command your keen attention. Not an Item of trash can find Its way Into our collec tion of merchandise. Itend each Item carefully and come to thla sale Thursday. Women's Muslin Skirts Special Value In Skirts. 46o women's muslin skirts, good qual ity white muslin sklrtH, with deep flounre and dust rutlle a p regular Jao value TtOC Cambric Skirts. PKe fine quality cambric skirt, full length and width, with 12-Inch flounre, with three rows of lace Insertion, trimmed with deep flounce Of lCe aatf gosuively a tl.6ft quality y OC Cambrle Skirts. $1 SO, Cambric fcklrt, with deep lawn flounce, trimmed with clusters of turks and lace Insertion, with lawn dust ruffle, many beautiful designs, In embroidery and lace effects, a regular 13.00 vnlue at, each .... 1.90 la IF areains r rt'f-aVvr-jmr.eT w "Follow This Way You Can See Some Round Trips 1 Indianapolis sold June 7th, 8th, 9th, 14th, 15th $19.40 St. Louis sold June loth, 16th and 17th SI3.50 Boston sold June 24th, 25th, 26th $31.79 Boston sold June 30th to July 4th $33.75 New York sold July 4th and 6th $37.20 Saratoga sold July 4th and 5th $32. 20 Atlanta-sold July 5th, 6th and 7th. $32. IO Detroit sold July 14th and 15th : $21.50 Baltimore Hold July 17th and 18th $32.25 All tickets reading over the Wabash R. R. are good In either direction via steamer between Detroit and Buffalo without extra charge, except meals and berth. Stop-overs allowed. Remember this Is "The World's Fair IJne." For berths, lake trips, folders and all Information call at Wabash City Office, 1401 Farnam Street, or address Harry E. Moores, Q. a. p. d Omaha, Neb. , Ufat.al. Wall Calaa C9-BO Siiwitiaii a ucu duita a. In BDeaklng of welt soles we do so because these are welt soles genuine welt soles not a machine sewed made to deceive. Any woman would be pleased with these sheas equal In all renpects to our men's $2.60 welt that have such a reputation for wear and comfort. We have them In all slses snd widths, which make possible a perfect fit, which adds to the wear as well as the comfort. For an all-round, every-day ahoe Its equal has never been made. Tour money back If not satisfied. OREXEL SHOE CO., Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House 1419 Farnam Street. Furnishing Goods. Ladles' Summer Kalt rnderwear 120 doten Indies' fine quality Jersey ribbed lisle finished Vests, full silk tHprd, would be good value 4 -v at 19c 1 I C Special price aww Ladlea' Kalt I'aderwear. 120 doren fine lisle thread and mer cerised ribbed vests, hand-finished silk trimmed necks and arms, f full silk taped, regular S.TC toe value, at, each mm-r Ladles Gloves. - 25c, beautiful assortment of lace lisle snd silk mitts and gloves, sm p bliiok, mode, gray and srf white pair ""wv Ladles' Gloves. 4Bc, Indies' fine quality double finger tipped, silk and lisle gloves, a nil newest shades, a regular -JC 75c quality, pair Indianapolis and back, $19.40; June T to 9 and June 13 and 14. Boston and back, $33.75; Jun. M to July 4. Boston and back, $31.75; Jun. $4 to 26. Detroit and back, $21.00; July 14 and 15. Baltimore and back, $32.25; July 17 and 18. 6t. Louis and back, $13.50; Jun. 1$ and 17. Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo and back, $17.50; June 1 to September JO, Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo and back, $15.00; July 1 to 10. Salt Lake City and back, $30.60; Jun. 1 to September 30. Los Angeles, San Franclsoo and San Diego and back, $50.00; July 1 to 10. Hot Springs, S. D., and back, $16.40; June 1 to September 80. Atlanta, Ga., and back, $32.10; Jury to 7. The above are soma of the Burling ton's cheap excursion rales this year. If you are going anywhere you had better write or see me, as I can prob ably offer you suggestions that will save you money. J. B. REYNOLDS. City Passenger Agt., 1502 Farnam St., Omaha the Flaar" The St. Leuis World's Fair Grounds X3he Best of Everything The Only Double Track Railway to Chicago tl8. 40 Indians noils snd re turnJune 7-8-. (21.(o Detroit, Ml( h.. and re turn July 14-li. (33.75 Koston, Mass and re turn J una 10 to July 4. $33.25 Kalllmore, Ml., and return July 17-11. 119.60 Mankato, Mlnn and rt'turn ml summer. lti.50 Bt. I'aul, Minn., and return all summer. 118.75 Deadwood and return all summer. 116 40 Hot Hprlrtgs and return till eummer. Very low rates via ths Oral Lakes ana to many points north sod eiutC -City Office; 14011403 FARNAM 8T. OMAHA Tri a 4.4 .Ma. Vs Bs wea '- W I 1 II lllaTMSja HII I II I - sir
