Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1888, Page 5

AMONG THE DRUMMER BOYS. | Thée Past Wan.« Dninra of Sample Case Carriors: the ECHOES FROM THE ‘CONVENT|ON< The Grand Island Celebration He- ports of the Oficers of the T. P, A.—Suggestions to the Boys— Among the Omaha Men. Knights of the Grip at Grand Tsland. THE BEE most heart rat t the commercial trav on what 1o able prolitable Island on the Fourth hopes that no unfort occur to cast the the pro been useful cl gent and commerc called j,more promising the citizen such an exhibition and enthusiasm fro; Independence ¢ ered with hundred number meeting f » joyment, and having the the most glorious event history to move them, mes old time,” which the tion must fail to picture The commercial are intelli gentlemen ¢ boast, and fullest Fourth of July reunion. It Will Be a Great Da The Fourth of July ¢ bean evantful day to the traveling men of this state. Great p tions bave been made for the cclebration, which will consist of a grand strect parade at 1:30 p. m., su- perb Vlnminations in the evening, to close wrih a banquet and ball. The affair is looked forward to with AL expectation by t yuvelling men, and it is smd that the attend- “dnee will 1 in numbers any similar event'm the history of the state, The pro. grame for the day is as follows: Salute of 100 guns at sunrise. Receiving of guests 4:30 to 12:30, Procession will form at 1 following o nises to and poetica “drummers,” so there is patriotic, and we take no of patr their pleas; mme is e Grand Island in American travelor nt and fine any state of the u Tie Bris usure of enjoyment body of 1ion ean them the their wishos 30 sharp in the e and council Cornet band veling . ceret societios. Fire depar Grand trades jon will proceed in the celebration Lawn I following pr observed. Music by band. Proce ve order to West unds, ‘Where the will be anme Aadress of wi Respons Music Addre Musie—Qua 1d amusements of v Marshal of day, J. W. Liveringhouse; sistant marshals, I O. Green, H. A. Dyke; traveling men's division, Dr.H. C. Miller, trade display As an evidence of the great effort put forth to insure the fullest s ss 0f the occasior a list of the va committees pended ! Invitati Lockwood, C. A. Lauth, V. B. Ding H. Glover, A. Hana- , W. T. Allen, , R W, Fisk W. S. Horn, Mu H. Brockway, John Talbot. by Hon. Mayor i Lockwood. Sport . HofTm 1d Rey Murdocl, Roception—C. H. Lockridie, Transportution— 8. D. Moore, I , Willi Oratory—I1. ¢, Miller, O, W. 3. C. Dewr Tilumin, s IRi¢ Buchheit, A. W. Evans, IKadletz, Bd Lord Busie—( > Mosher, Williams, H. A Dyke oree Re Dinner—Mrs, O. D. Diogham, Mrs. John odrich, Mrs. W. B. albot, Mrs, P. I -P. H. Cohen, L. W. Badges—W. B. Dingham, V. N. G. Cohen, Reynard, N. H. Danford. The Bee Will Be There. T Ben s pleased to acknowledge a cor- dial invitation Lo its ssentative to attend the grand parade, illumination, banquet nnd ball to bo given by the resident com- IR mercial tr arand Island, July 4 ‘,y Che invitation is gracefully worded and 1 ; ned by N, H. Colien, president, and W. 13 Vy dingwan, sccretary. Accompanying it is a +" Rusty baduo, in red and gold, bearing the yriuted ption: Grand Mum July 4. OyAnx I3ee, It_is needloss to state L) send . specinl representative in r the hearty offer of the t Grand Islund & Bee will pouse to aling wen of A Good Suggestio itor Traveling Men's Dopartment— : My attention has bee suggestion from a fellow thaut it would be about the prope the traveling men to take part cession here in Omaha ut the the 4th inst. 1t was Easson, of Paxton, gayself should int In Friday's cdition of your paper Me. stated why we could not very well antago nize Grand Island, as the people thero had made extensive preparations for the travel ing men on the 4th inst. Since then I have roceived a letter from one of the promiuent b, (an Owaha man) who pration ut Grand in favor of the Grand Island people The scheme is organized and started for the first timo to have a trave wan's reunion once a year, Letus doall we can to assist » Grand Island men in order to prevare still grander celebration next yes Would it not be a good ideato got up a crowd iundred wen and go to Grand and and parade with them on the Fourthi The ide Of course there are many salesimen who conic Liere to be at home with their families on the Fourth, but I Jnow those who cannot go will bid the boys who do go a hearty God speed and wish the Grand Tsland peoplo a bappy day Now | have Would it not be well for the Omah ling men to_get up 8 “*Drumwmers D: the Owaha fair wecki All the boysare in then, and could get up & splendid | parade. We would no ubt securc the hearty co-operation of all the trayeling men in the state; also every jobber and merchant in Omaba, and Nebraska would feel inter ested in making it a sinccessful day. Lam sure the Kuights of Labor will not feel of fended ut the traveling men if thoy feel they cannot afford to interfere with the reunion at Grand Island, for 1 believe 1 voice the ex pression of each “kuight of the geip” when 1 say they heartily sympathize with the Knights of Labor’in_ their efforts to better the coudition of the laboring men of this country, Yours truly, C. 0. Lousex Judge Shepard on the Drummer. Judge Shepard, of Chicago, explained what he thought of 4 traveling man who flirts, exchange, when he . deciled rday, by thin, in the pro. su st oursclves in the fering with % good diy both the bill and the evoss b neither ty rediof. Higbee and De “harged with alien t from her count ends and uck e SuMeld ating Mrs. Hig wnd.* Mr. Suffiald is 1 hee's affec commissione that man’s nature ., 100 ready of any woman v 5 the boasts man should 1d t of stich o man’s asso amounts to more th anoe r party has and cross-bi representative to sce the point of e Detroit Post gets the cr A Chicago drummer the edge of th tickled a sandy-ha the remark: “You've been in Chicag “Where! “Chid An unc 1 giv of th awa redit folloy balaneed his chin on frc »f him and red passenger’s car with in look came 1nto the sandy- I've 10f the good deal. I know e before, What line of s it on " “What line of road! W railroad center on earth.” N )t b n Crestline, s passenger, with un Ve s four train: aitin start off. Is Chic re the trains stop for din Nuw,” said the disgusted drummer:“Chi cago is a place where the passengers stop for dinner,” Of course, that's what T meant ed the r haired man gently ) went on with confidential f “I've traveled so mucl and been in s0 many aiffe s in my life that I dou't pretend to r morc'n a quarter of 'ent. What's ame of the hotel in Chicago isn't any,” said the na , it's the biggest to he drummer, gloomil, Then e walked for his mouth full of water, whooshed the liquid on't his leg over the corne “Who is that lumpy-logged, prafrie.carad icrobo at the other end of the cart”’ he asked of the con- ductor, who was passing through the train. Do 'you mean that gentleman-looking out of the ndow " “Yuans.” “He's a fish merchant from St. Louis.” to the filter, filled lod his throat, floor, and hung of the coal box evil-eyed, aired, It Explains Itsel The following letter was received Wednesday @ Oy, last Nob., June 2i.—To the Edi Tur Bree—Dear Sir: Soon after my ar- mval in your city yestorduy 1 purchased copy of your i to notice the am u devote to matte ling men, 1 ed to the intor portion or of est ciation including an accu: late convention at Minne tion a list of e oflicors of the val visions. I assurc you that it was a pl surprise for we 10 see the interest that you thus manifest in our profession, and I he desire to extend to you my hei tion of your action in this connection, together with my sincere thanks for the same, uly yours, M. J. Prekerixo, President Travelors' Protective Association Ko the United States. (1. P, A.)" Tk Liee would be glad to have President Pickering and all the traveling men in_the west know that its commercial travelers' de- partment in_the Monday morning issue is open to contributions f 1 the travelers of the west and their contributions will be gladly received. The Convention. President Piudell in his annual address to the members of the T. 1 A. association in regard to the growth of the organization said that the ition was organized in 1382 with twenty-four members. In 1853 membership grew to 359, in 1834 to 1,6 1585 to 4,604 and in 1586 to 11 o hipy he said, assoc tal expenses ; the total 2,410.5 for the year liabilities for the were year y's report disclosed the lament- that during the past year d been dropped for non of dues, Thirteen members had died since the last annual meeting. Quite o number of the members had been greatly aided by the meaus of the employment burcau, but that feature of the association had not been a access financially. ho president, in onc of his addresses in rd to the ' work of the association, that the merchants of the north bad the to thank for not having any lice or their men on the road. ' Th »od prospect of bet ter treatment of tray men by the rail roads and hote ada o traveling man, by showin tificate, could get from any hotel o temporary accommodation of § here was no reason why they should nov get as good or better treatiient in this country. In rcforring to concessions from the rail roads he said SO you will g men in every state I will g side of oue yoar every traveling man can g 25,000 mile ticket, and provision for pounds of bageage, all for But, gentle- men, you must give your your full and undivided support.”’ rd to the railroad work t > association doesi able fact members b ment said west oftic at the mem to accom plish, that @ cc fer wit askin he fuke Shorg 5,000mile ti the nor lh\\w ~'4 rn s seconded ¢ ar ried. The chawman appointed as A of the committec: James 1. Jordan, Minne sota; F isin; H, H Coay, of Ohio; 2us, of Michigan; 5. Al Hair Minor railroad commiittec re also appointed to take care cors as represeutatives of the in different states, The Cowboy's Greeting. Mr. Stockton, of T s, the wan who was arrested for ac £ as commercial trav r without a recoived the Minueupolis ion w great en thusiasm. His experience was a rough one but it was bold,and;proved to bea winner. He went to prison and made thocuse a test case, with the result of kno for the imposing of @ ceived with thunders of that d controlle xas, but that. th elers were doing uld sooner or late @ pool eoukd be broken, ho said, if . A. i all parts of the country wonld only turn in and he 0 wun who attended the convention was received with more respect by tho boys. T, P, A license, was couve Applaus: railway trs knock Mr. vg a Rail roport has submitted convention in M apolis h wnd was printed in @ local Dow. The follow since the jo that it To the President of the Travelers' Pr ation and Delegates in Con a--Gentlen appointe ~ the *Mjur paper who was | o THE OMAHA DAI nY BEE ‘\IO\DAY ]I’IY 2.1838. Tr e m ni pr Wy in r in th m m e mé ev O st re Commercial Travelers of I m o Columbus, O., the conncil o th n annuaily, riers, hotels, shop k Pemberton ¢ H and 1i w fo! to 10 ac ju i home for burial, M nati; M. Indianapolis; G B Louis; J. Itenard, G. O, ki w ar Louis; ho Ig! i M ( G v cago: wn, P 1 (e} Y Stine, H Ru Chica, Ts Ch ent Ch K St te n the commercial world ccide Continental Clothing House ! ';1 To the Wholesale and Retail Trade of the West. The opportunity of a lifetime for. cash buy:.. y ers throughout the west. Extr'Lordln’try closing sale. Unapproacliable bargains to close the seasoniin every dep'u‘tment respect i , Chairmai and 1o cial tray don't view it standpoint ~ we may wn manhood when we to mean un thods to secure a customer. mer that o a fow the rond, that it ever ering o uch nety oV 18 fast dist are being 2 of life, to the Wpidly ¢ rroat ducat unkn od For Self Prot » Towa Protective T writer in the “tion. relers’ ass Merchant Trav- ,hasissued a circular in which they ate that the asscciation was organized for o purpose of affording protection to sales. en, and adopting methods that would p ht and legitimate of fore prices have been made en and unserupulous methods srted to that no honest jobber or an could contend with, “The association licate these evils, the men tacmselves not to eross prices with penalties attached, to use ot to the same enforced niy a few of the lers, too, object to th uid taken, and many of then, think it wil sult in fairer dealings among themselves, s a it of an %ilo ory Council of Commercial Men. An order, to bear the name of the United America, was or- e H. Thomas Tost h: ently, with thirty ch: is the fourth council of thy Supreme Councilor John C. and sev from ¢ n of 158 1di emby iz cunimore tes mati re: Se L 0. vs clected or, Ch . Schmid junior ¢ . Bery Applegate; past coundilor, Chiarlc 3 S. J. Phil treasy rneers conductos ) Olcot; senti wittee, Ir Nor inc or ps: 1 Sehmidat, | €0, H. H. C. & Br ris, Chautauqua, % S, Brown w. Drummers of the Land. ng statistics are given out in nof this country: 1,000 c: 6 U uited States, ul men penes nd hamlet in distributors of ) to ku] fre ]wl 0,000, spendl culating 000,000 orof sending This army of me e §1,750,000 a d ne mouths of travel to the which is distril S, veck Dicd in the F } Pierce of Philadelphia, Lie vietims of the Mundine hotel er at Rockdale, Tex., fa f e was a traveling boot and shoe salesman, v ab 1518 Foutaine street, with his ife. He left four weeks ago’ and then cmed to have a presentiment of dar rhe asked his employer look afte him, and told her w his t policy for & od by mping frons the second story of the burn- building. His body was returncd to his Drug ened regu! — Omaha's Sunday Guests, t the Millara.—W. S. Rector,T. B. Smith, Sol Muker, Boston; Wm. White, 203 K. H. Thayer, Denver; C. H. How- Louis; W. H bridge, Chic inneapol Wilcox, St. Paul; ¢ 3 1. W, Fitzpatrick, . Blyer, Cincin Shepardson, ' Boston; Lows; O. N. De Tuman, Chicago; Marsh, N¢ i T Hunt New York: New York Ambler, Chi York: William William vy t. Paul; Apple, ( Milw: . Hall, Chi L3 T E i D! Adams, ochester; H. verett, Milw H. (o) W. 0! comp hous: W, the alon Hattield ancisco Pabies Ludlow, ilbert, St. Louis; C I Moss, Chicao T Natiwun, estel, Peorial, Clar] w. Iwhu( * Wilhelin, New Yol Kansas City; . Will, Pascreal, New Yorls J. - Radt, w York: J l(ulu 3 nd Island augh, Des ) A. Richardso n, Chi B . Har Yow York il wifc, Grant, Neb.; W. ster: T, J. Bloche orling, 3 Henry Suwith, R Lyncll, St Louls: K.V Bruner, Topela, Bt W alpaletell, n, Grand Islan ott, Grand Island; e £ Rinerd, Jund; \W. Howard, Topeka, Kas. ; wnsas ( A. L.Anderson, Si rs. W iannet, Chéyennes vighton, Chicagos J. B. Burrom, Norfolk; T, Daily an At the Pax Ter Heni g0; A Southurd and Chica; 5 tions, ! St. | M W 10 to mt iloy, St ! sodrufl, Chi ol J. G. Barnard, v Or J.'L. Crosby, St. Louis; ‘ork: H. 1. Robiuson, New pston Lee Levi, Ch d, New York K H.'N. Johnston corge kins, Denver; Cha ley, New York; H. B. Barn ork; C. W. White, St Chicago; A, Beol Shoemaker, 1 Neb.; J. . hicago; A. Pratt, New York: J ow Y Harrison, Cohen, New York; A L W. W Cloon, ( I€am, 2 ork; Sol H. M Pirshin B.Leblors, Chieago; Mark R. Varian, Chi neinnati; A, Sh en, son, New York;H.C u,Chica on, leiphiag H Burns, £, H Cohen, 'Boston Chicagos J. W g M. 1 Milwaukee; Ben | 7 Kansas City;" A, J. H Jacob Abe Wolf, Kl ukeyser B. Henry, M \ I 15 selling boots and shoes in prohibition land las 3, Livin William Rolls s kendall, Jones shoc trade last week for Kirken 1. Hands, who represer o for tl H. Thom Jones & C the line of the F Valley r Wiley, who rep: evenir in Bushnell, P.T. M. for Island to celebrate. r. A. P. Dutton, knowr as Rockford Socks, is selling caps for Turner lools out for **Socks.” door hinges for the Lee, Clarke, And Hardware company. Ferdinand Fricderichsen were busy Andressen bardware suburban towns A. Young, who does Towa and eastern Dakota ny , i8 in for shoe celebr Omaha the Gieo in the Black Hills ar Dick tains last we grip f the B, He will Omakia, The ORIGINAL / is only put up in lurge and is an absolute cur wounds, Ask for the ORIGI ceuts pe At Univ hands are hands mth; section mi 3 to i0: Coflec conts; cents: 65 t0 70 cents per bush, # per barrel; ¢ 1] o, At Carbondale from #2. Board ran per 100 butter, cents for dozen. fuel is che mines in AL many imes are At Greer, conts; 250 per day, uts 10 70 cents per poind; chairs, sy hangds, Our limited spac tioning b ry fow offered, but we guars til July 4th Ready-Mado Goods, Hats and ¢ bel 1ted by ing business in the we atany prico. I at this salo are all ne the I \ety days WEAD THE LIST, 1t will amply repay trip to Omaha by child wanting prevents us men 1tee from now un- bargains in Furni were tl P wn rm in st ore ¢ ny ods ofl ,made u SEE THE PRICES the expensos any man wih of ¢ of a woman or othir nall number specially mentioned re no morve at ve or desirable b gains than h 1s of others to bo found in every department of our estab- lishment during this sale, Lot 4187. On Monday we our countors 400 plain wool imported Whipcor welghts, suitable for use ten months of the y ahsolut shop, and before est style will place on black pure all Suits in full n this climate Thesoe suits are from the work- never shownon onr counters Suits made up in the very lat- 4 hutton cutaway frock, which we offer in al om 85 to 4. We shall offer this frock suit at$15 per suit. We have not another word to sav abont this lot, excepting this, that we have sold precisely the same suit_ever since our store was opened for i never W offer 1 Doublo Suits, regu 5 from lobrated Slater Flannel all wool and guaranteed full Goods made Dby the celebr Waoolen Co., of Webster, Mens® r si 85 to 35,01 Sample suits of any of these lots will be sent ( Colorado, Kan OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORK DES MOINES 1 wi the 2o dur 100 of th ever, have never offered ¢ given such univers izes at. the sui [ Ca i Go arc as ¢ ove uni tire best workman custom pantaloons. closing sale will be $5. 1 me line an Mt we o! trimmed in f t fittin the member this vt 8650, positively b celebrated »di of which we a the ds to clos; 2. This in tr t. All Lot 8. ime 1:‘) 1e to sell for 87 ods made in regular siz we have in our 1 that w s and wo or, and form price of line, These n our Boys’ e an of bargain, it Suits, Our ur nsin 1 mention uti hear lot We offc tne last Saw vo 1 styl the re » country Vo offor 500 pairs b antaloons, 0 and by the facturi heve a sur do not wish to carry them £ por pair for the goods ¢ ip, and and particularly space will not enumerating the this department, one, Kneo Par fore the oxtr clos for Fiee Suits, W br s 1 nt st iite, which this lot of Wooleén Co's hundreds We. offer » famous ably low »d_by Wo has \is r 100 st of yer o sold nths s of the mark reta at 818, \in that tion price 3 for hoys suit was to reduce 1y and o! for only warrant GENTS® suit is Da tisfa same ost fancy that were S, this s ason. Globe Woolen Co., Co., Hockanum and other man- ‘hey styles Wo o fino prossly f a largo s them at price tion. nic at any pric lus of thes age vatt colo made i quently made the lot in all wo offer © of the dozen 1o jual to« | Price during this lots will order to Childven’s depart TRAORDINARY in Short permit different bar- however, we of 250 Boys’ offer 850 Hose at Regular dozen lot of 75 cen a lot 11, Corner Douglas and 15th Sts., Omaha, Neb. uargest Olothmg House West of the M1551ssxpp1 River, king the oc trade last woeek boots and shoes & Co. in California. n was work his IKansas all, Jones & North- bras| for 65 per h 10 cents; sugar, 10 ) cents per pound bought on time cash pr At Mable ) s pr hands per day: month. 0. Robit is is enjoying a necded rest at the Vale, Day 1ong the cool moun and last week Corn is 0 Dushel 1 as about the line” of the last week seiling shoes for 2 is said to s ry fluently was in the mountains last 8 shoes for 1 Omalia mining trade in the hills. s was sending in order fr :J ries to Kirken: for large boxes of large boo! a was selling hardwa alkhorn & Missouri t week for an Omal of Tekamah, was fic last weel his Omaha 70 10 50 cents per | pound; beef, 15 ceu 17 conis. Brickl selling about $50 per mor logg although working for as 10w D nts the Ri in western lowa, hort vication with hi 1i. Wilson h ome time, rrun last w dson left s family company for At Tacoma, W, s been working the B. & elling shoes. He was on his 'k and will be in Grand abor At P: coal, 674 cents per $1.25; drivers, $l. blacksmiths, $1.50; day. of Minneapolis, better ton hats and & Juy of Omaha. Boys aester, of Ashland, was alon, . west of Lincoln, last week, the Tling At Summer, Ore., 0 a i ¥ undre cents: An almc Ark., labg with d flour, month, t 65 conts bush ythi st double the following 28, %10 and # ling 1ty sug tlour, por s per the ith gre s $1 wd; yet to some even than above mentioned are paid. are plenty of idle men in the T, W8 ton; 105t hely for la., aL 85 cents cents per poun ; flour, gar nts per pound. 10 cents pound; butter, 50 to #3 per laborers, per d are need are with wages There ountry. wages eaper 1 hands e higl \res are: yers, 8100 per monti: machine men, $60 and common mill hands, wharf men, $35 and $10, bourd; longshoremen, $5 per day Mines. including for mining mine I\hnl'un rackla 5, $25 ers. $1.10° per ssen and looking after the Lee, trade in the city Ast week. and for the Keystone from their Counci a three w H of Kirkendall, Pacific last both Grand Manufacturing Blufrs | and G trade the Union te “ourth. M. Swigs and and nown among the boys on the frontier as . black hawk," was in the m K taking orders for the L Andressen Hardware company Sheldon, who ¢ hn n Omaba firm, was along the & M. in western' Nebrg probably spend or the ! the Fourth in An Absolute Cure. BIETINE OINTMENT two ounce tin boxes, for old sores, burns, and ull skin_erup: ure all kinds of piles. AL ABLETI OINT- Sold by Goodman Drug Co. at 2 Lox—by mail 30 cents, -~ Wages Here and There. rsity Station, N. C., farm 1id $10 per mouth and from 50 cents per day; railrond scetion 50 cents per and $13 per train hands, to %30 per happed han | Will positively for more than 151 v the Unite dorsed by the heads o the strongest, purest Piices Crean Haking am; 1, lime or wlun KICE New York, ( Tts superior excollence rov L Powider m. 8 hicago —FOLL WEIGONTF PURE en in millions of of & contury wWert At un SAKI POWDER 0. firemen, $20 to $30 per month; 10 per month; cooks 50 to #3; housemaids carpenters, §1 to 2 10 per day, cents: sugar, G to b 15 to 2 vd, 10 10 cents per pound: corn, 3 flour, $4.25 to hens), 25 to 30 to 50 cents per nurse % per brick 1 20 1o = butic bacon ckens 40 molasses, , Col¢ stone rpenters ons and brickluyers and plast miners, 5 to #4; laborer per day. Living is hi res from 87 to $10 per W #4 per 100 pounds: potatons #1 pounds; beef, 10" to 50 cents per pounds; Clothing is high, but \s there are plenty of coal vicinity. There are a men out employment, not us good us a yes Ark., farm hands boys. 65 cents: car b Manthie o T ABODMAN GOODM meat 10 to 11 cents trect, U1 bed MENT, & gilara ap pess, ' Convulsions, Bi rh. | Head cne a0 snts; 40 Depression, Insanity, death, P Power in_cither sux, brain, ap. the celpt of price. To cnre any ca: s for six bo; nd the p 1gar Dru 5 to 21,50 2 per pair; co gullon; per bushels Serrill’s’ Ford W eents & day Otice N. PEERLESS DYES corn, 4057 lies citic ts, anl Jle A AVE Dx.B. ¢ Wesr's NEnve AND Brary Tnear. or Hysieria, Dizale Nervous Neural Nervous Prostration, caused by hg | use of aleehol or tobacoo, Wakefuluess, Mental oftening of the Brain, resulting in and leading to misery, emature O1d° Age, Barrenn Involuntary Spermatorhaa caused Ly over-exert 1f-alnge or over-indulgenco. E contains cne month's treatment. #ix boxes for .00, sent by mail prepaid ou 're- decay und Loss of 0isos and of the h box 300 & hox, or WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES With each order raceived by od with .00, we i r our written guarantes rund the money if the treatwent doos not Guarantoes issued onl i3t S by C. F, ent, 1110 Farnan . J. GALBRAITI Surgetn and Physmin Oftice THE BEST 1Y DICUGGISTA, Medlcme\ TARRANT'S SELTZER I\PERH:NT Sizes from 4 ampl d with them hown you at th 41 and wool cassimors’ s and vest, In this de This entire ans, which were from #1 to $1.7 Parties at a distance worn and tr Men's Half Hose braciag thred h we have marked wordinarily low price of 10 14 year You will be thar At Seits, o vies, wl o suit. > offer which em- strietly all ack suits, coat, pants in dark and medium’ co from 10 to 14 yoars of age. This made to soll at $10 but wish our stock of thom immediates Ter ther t this sale to close 86 por sull, Every garment is d strictly Q1L wool new fresh in this lot wo styles, DBoys' wo FURNISITING PARTMENT, spartment we announce tho )0 dozen Gents' Fancy Shivts, lot was manufactured ex- or this u's trade, we k tock of them on hand and offer 50 per cont loss than the over to close them out. All new most desirable styles, fast t fitting and “perfectly pec lar prices I'hisonti 14 to 16 and § neck s each, Order for half J00DS DE- vo ever, e s from nt sz sno | orde r thess givo us size of collar 11 that is necessary in et a porfeet fit, 5 conts | Wo Mou's y I dozen to” clo to ho sold onl, skably low price from 9 to ple dozen of 75 conts per $1.50 goods sat tho rer ts per dozon, in sizes . O D. with the privilege of examination to any address in Nebraska, Towa Wyoming, Dakota and Montana. Freeland, Loomis & Co. Proprietg_ry Men, !{omen Children TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT KINGSFORD’S JSWEGD STARGH! Pure,” Silver Gloss 22 (orn Starch, FOR THE LAUNDRY. THE VERY PERFEC UNION PAGIFIC “The Gverland Route.” Has so arranged its Family Sleeping Ca service, that berths can now be reserved upon application by any ticket agent to M. J. Greevy, Passengér Agent, Council Bluf lowa. The reservations when mads are turned over to the train conductors taking out such cars, so that passengers can now secure berths ordered, the same as a Pull- man berth is reserved and secured. J. 8. TERBETS, E. L. LOMA Geu. P. & T. Agent. Ass't G, P& T. A, OMAHA, NEB. e | 21.820,850 nnvaLfi Tansill's Punch Cigars woro shipped during th, P| et Two vours, without o, i U mer {n our'smploy ~ No othor 3 S wesT CicAR | house in the world can truthe fully make such e showing. One at (dealer only) wanted SOLD BY LEADING DAUCCISTS. R.W. TANSILL!CD..SE State 8t.Chicago. ) ’;"‘rJé§;£’é;i‘A§;&=.r1eas 3 I{Ill~l H § Infalllble Insect Powder, ing hotels, hos= italsand pri vermin. Satisfaction gu Principal Depot—416 South Nebraska National Bank, U. 5, DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital. ... $230,000 Surplus ; 50,000 H, W. Yary Presidont N figeb, Vice Presidont H. S HuGnes, DIRECTON nt, Caslile 8. COLLINS, W, LEWIS S, KEED, Y ATES, A. K, TouzaLix, Banking O THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and F eral Hanking Bu fiOW's THE TIME | nd EANSAS AND NEBRASKA As Eastern lines will selt tickets and run SEMI-MONTHLY LAKD EXCURSIONS OVER THE Union Pacific! “rhe Overland Ronte,” Until July old for th slons will by trip and chasor To have your fri come to kots s thirty ton diys irm, € for thut pur short of csting stamp tickets good 10 1 Gen, I, & LOMAX. ANt G, 1L & T, A OMAHA NEB 1o Restore Gray Youthful Color. halr falling| n.onzs'rou‘col.ocuz. Most Fraga et wnd Lastlig of Pesfusnes, . Urogglse 1 Office, Strang’s Buil im FOR THE TABLE. TION OF QUALITY. KEARNEY NEBRASKA. 1 have 146G acres of Beautiful LAND, High and dry. 330 Trees Planted; 12 Blocks from Court House, And Midway Hotel. 11 Blocks from Postoflice and Bus~ iness center 1 will sell an Undi- vided Interest very cheap, for eash. Such BARGAINS in «a city like Kearney, are Ver SeldomFound Address, G. W. WHITAEER, Fiearuey, Nevraska. EXHAUSTED VITALITY . SCIENCE OF LIVE, the great Modical Work of the ago on Ma vous and Physical Debllity, Prematuro Decline, Errorsof Youth, and ricsconsequent s Bvo, 125 oriptions for all diseasos. Cloth, full gilt, only $1.00, by mall, sealed. Hiustrative sample free to all young and middle agod men. Send now. The Gold and Jewelled Modal awarded (o the author by the Na- tonal Medical Assoclation, Address F. O, box Boston, Mass., or Dr. W, H, PARKE.Y, grad wateof Harvard Modical Colleke, 23 yours' [ ractice 10 Toaton, who may be cousulted confidentially Speeialty, Diseases of Man, Ofico No, 4 Pullzebate S. K. FELTON & C0, Water Works Contractors And Manutacturers' Agents for WATER WURKS SUPPLIES. Of all descriptions, Hydraulic Engines, De- tail Plans and Specifications. Furnished on Short Notice, Solicited, Fourth Floor, OMAHA, NEBRASKA urveys. Correspondenc LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY FOLBST ( FERRY COLLE( Comp LAKE LLEGE, FOIt LADIES, MINAKY T ACADEMY |,|~| MEDICAL COLLEGH EGE OF DENTAL 3071 PRADUATE CO1') ¢ HOBE 8, L PEERI.E“ DYES ERY, and at, Lk, Are the BENT, Bowbsi bibuvuas