Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1890, Page 8

T Il\\ID nluu THE BOSTON STORE. 16 1hs, u.‘"v'.:.""f' .'|hf;, '..'yh $1: 18 Ibs, ex- "!Hylnl #1520 1bs |vr’rn\r|»u1"'[n'. very best o Grasp the Opportunity—You Will Never | Have Another fuch as This, ‘pienic 10c: sugared b find of jains, rasphx berry, quince, apricots, plums or other kind for 2 and a 'y)h_ stor of the same for 3 soda eracke oyster cracker: bird seed, : pound; pottle of pr mustard, 5 borax sonp, bars domes White soup, 25 ifornia quinces, white cherr egg plums, 1 rs, 174c; 1mus- oil sardines, [ Sale We ¢ special Read What We Offer his | urrants to be the Only mixed, ared 8 \rge 10 ba sonp, 3-1b, ean ( in Californ an Califorr THE BOSTON STORF 10,000 yards of the ne yard. The lics, but have become slightly maged entransit and we give them ay at 4c per yard, Think of it. 5,000 yards of the same goods almost perfect, go at 2ic per yard. Big bar- gain, can | straw- | you | 'S SPECIAL, ring challi : regular dines, 21b. can_ bluel ooseherries, herrics, 7Tic B can rie: &e; THE DR fancy henriettas go 1SS GOODS, 4 for this st vy syrup 1 le, 45¢ Mond Our s put up in h not tell them from fresh str dried beef 7ic; quart bottle best condensed milk 124¢ per ¢ TEA AND COFFEE On Monday we will give our customers the benefit of anoth ut in prices in order to close a fine_lot of Japan and Gunpowder te I'hese teas are of the finest and were selected by our expert buyer with the greatest care. The prices we quote are far below their ac- tual worth, and isfled many l will profit by this slaughter and lay in lax Green Japan, 234 , B4dc, dde, wket fived Jap., 24 By Monday pring suitings go at 15c. s0c brilliantines wool challies go for Our | Our .\Inlll]:\_\' | only at 15e. | Our 50c¢ henrietta for this sale only st for glory, go Mond Our 6 ¢ only | henviettas go for this we at 49¢. pe cloth goes Monday for Mon- Our 85¢ all wool henviettas day only 49c. ¢ black cashmere o, goes Monday slc, Gde, s black henriettas for this sale e, Tde, 75¢ black all wool henr only 4 Our 81 quality black all wool silk finish henriettns goes Monday at 69c. day 50¢ black brillinntine goes for th the 3 ttas Monday Oolong, 79c. Fine Impe Choice Japs vaand Mocha, ne glazed coffoe, y fine golden Kio, 20c. A lden Rio, 28¢ HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, White enamel kettles and pots, finest cooking pot in the market, 2-qt, 250; 8-qt, 275 4-qt, 87c; 6-qt; 4503 8-qt, 55e. We have over 100 dozen of llw-..- pots, and we have put aprice on them putti them in the veach of all, We also h nite ware flat irons. 8 irons, 1 handle and 1 stand for & You pay $2.75 for them at the hardware only 20c 8¢ bl goes for ir goes for this | the » goes at this sale 500 yards of black faille frane: 21 qus goes at Hie. A SPECIAL SALE DEPART Pure linen damask at 10e each, Large huck towels at 5¢ each, heavy all linen long border worth 25c. e all linen towels at 19¢, o sill, IN T LINEN 11 towels 15 good size, elegant] finished, 16-in, 24-in, v and | Exira 2-hoop wooden | ywopth All linen s fringe, large well worth 50 All linen rd. Extra wide fanc, ish at ., worth 12 Best quality table linen at 43¢ High grade table damask worth $1. Turkey red table linen at 500, 1,000 ya yard. 2 lar coffee pols, pails, 10¢; pape Flax fibre po and the indu 1 them all, pails, wash bourds, the market, pail 9e; cedar pails, fibve, the king Je; wash tub: The finest wringer in remember this wringer is warranted to have genuine all | white rubber and valcanized to the shaft, not composition that is not worth carrying home. Garden hose, the best made, warranted to stand 400 1b pres- sure, and the same hose you pay 18¢ per foot, our price is 10c per” foot. ~ We give you 50 ft hose, nozzle and reel : lawn mower, the Buckeye, 08, and we have the celebrated Keen Klipper for $5.7 ashing machines, the genuine v lier No. 2, $4.50 llus ~1||m~ washer is be sed as i A full luu' uf white- aint brushes for 5¢ and up to . Refrigerators, the Pecrless, the finest made; we have i few l-l‘Luml still hold them’ ut the same pr $7.80; No. 2, $10.20; No. 3.2 > Péerioss ico chests aro: No. 51, $4.80; No. 62, 37, No. 53, $10.80. A ~pln~unl|(l sar- pet sweeper, $1.2 nice set knives and forks, 50c; glassy spoonholders, se; cr bowls, butter dishes, e pepper, 5¢; sauce dishes, 8 for 5e; 5 boxes b 503 ogg heaters, : tin damask towels, knotted 50¢, t size towel made, at 25c, of crash toweling at de per ¥ hordered Steven's at 65¢, 250, worth ds of shelf oil cloth at 2¢ per DOMESTICS CHEAP. And the new dress ginghams yard. The new spring debeiges at 5 a yard, at 5¢ a of white goods, plaids, o por yard, worth 1( *rilic Haw pronlawhs endmainsooks ab 10¢ o yurd, would be cheap at 25c, New American sateens, elegant pat- tern, at 7e por yar Sicilians at 5 ‘Americun indigo ‘blue’ prints & yard. Standard prints at 3¢ per Ge. ripes, yurd, worth THE BOSTO! W. C. Lattimer, Geners 114 S, 16thst. — - Now is the On and after Missouri Pacific raily at the following Omaha to Kan: Omaha to St. Louis, § Omaha to Pueblo, $1.00. Omaha to Colorado Sy ver, $7.65. Corresponding reductions to all other points. Cal nam befor J. O, Pui A G P STOR 1 8 ., May 19th, the tenk l,m.u.(. i vn‘Lu"n Hatie i oil, &e; nutme pupers stove polish, of Dblacking, 5e¢; 1 aspoons, 63 1 bottle mucil bird cage hooks mateh boxe chopping knives ¢; ink 5e; butter spades by laddles 5S¢y mille erocks 5e; door Berapers lemon squeezers 3 two tumblers 5¢; vegetable dishes se; eream- ers be; flue ‘stops be; tin cups le each; dippers e; platters be; pails 5e; skim- mer: funnels 5¢; pot covers ac; flower pots picture nails de; ico picks e; plates 5¢; three ta poons 5¢; lamp chimne can openers He; straine stove paste bivd cage springs 5c; screw drivers 5e; five mouse traps and 1,000 more useful articles at 6c each. Wire screen 1fe per square foot. HAYDEN BROS, Dry Goods and Groceri guns, wachine 6e; 5 ge, nd Den- at oftice, N. E. cor. 13th and Far- buying y e, and I cor. . GODFRE . and I, b A. egant milline low ) Miss Alice 1 S The Only One. 10 Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway is the only line running soli vestibuled, electric 1 heated trains between Chic Bluffs and Omaha. The berth Pullman sleeping ca is patented and cannot be w other rail company. It improvement of the age. Tr 0, Council Lowest Rates on h via the Bur- lington, to all points east, west and south. $1.00 from Omaha to Kansas City. §2.00 from Omaha to St. Louis, Let evervbody take advantage of these rates and take a cheap ride. Ticket oftice, 1 "nam strect. Depot, 10th and Mason streets, - amp feature in the s run on these lines d by any the great it and bo leave the Union Pacific t 6 p. m. daily ving 30 2. m. Passengers in ure not compelled to get out of the ¢ Council Bluffs and wait for the n to be cleaned. Get tickets and sleeping car berths at Union ticket oftice, st. ASH, J. B Agt. Slecping car: depot, Omaha at Chicago egant millinery lowest | taking this tr s, Miss Alice Is - The only railroad { run expressly for the a Omaha, Council Bluffs, 1 Chicago is the Rock Island vestibule limited, leaving Or at 4:15 p.m. daily. Tickot office 1602, Sixtecnth and Farnam st., Omaha, - Try Schoelply’s Shoes And you will weur no others, - 16 ixteenth and Farnam the new Roelk Island ticket off ets to all points cast at lowest at 10 very pric n out of Omaha rommodation of Moines and Gen, / Pass - Tickets atlowes te accommodations vin the great - land route, Ticket oflice, 1 teenth and Farnam st ts, Omuha, - inges pest and cheapest. - For lots.in East Omaha sc > Company, 16th and I t the Harvest Excursion vi Pacific railway on Tuesda Leaves 10:30 a, m. and 9:15 husiness PRESTON and supe Seaman's ca » Potter arnam, & Don't fo Missouri May 20th, p. m. Save Your Dolla; A full of teeth on rubber for $4, pjaranteed to be superior to any $8 teeth made in the city. Finest and cheapest bridge and crown work in Omaha. Teoth extracted without pain at NEBRASKA DENTAL CO., 1522 Farnam street, - - Sutteen dr for #6 at Hoyman & Deiches, 1518 and 1520 Farnam street. —— - Your Choice Of four trains duily, Omaha to Chica on the Chieago & Northwestorn v way. The afternoon limited solid vest buled teain divect from Omaha at every afternoon, arviving at Chi 8o'clock the néxt morning, carries gleeper for Omuha patrons exclusivelyy has a dining car serving supper and breakfast and includes in its equipment elegant free parlor chair cars, The night train at 9:20 p.m., “aftor business ‘hours,” arrives at Chicago at 1:20 the next afternoon; runs direct from the Union Pacifio depot, Omaha, and car- new sleepers, chair cavs, dining set - - Upright Piano This wee HOSPE OFFERS 100 piano for $1 50 piand for 1 it |xi o for $25 Y puymer nts, HOSP 1518 l!mlg s Str. r $175. A. One upright One upright # One new upr On ed Calitornia Excursio Pullman tourist sleeping car excur- sions to California and Pacific coust points leave Chicago every Thursday, | Kunsas City every Friday via the Sania Pe route. Ticket rate from Chicago $47.50, from Sioux ( Omaha, Lincon or Kansas City $35, sleeping car rate from ) 84 per double | berth, from Kansas City $3 per double berth, Everythir furnished except 1 | meals. These excur personally conducted by experienced excursion managers who accompany parties to destination. For excursion folder con taining full particulars and map folder und timo table of the Santa Fe route und veserving of sleeping car berths, address S. M. O general agent, a | E. L. Palmer, tr agent, A.'T. & 8. F. railvoad, Farnum street, Omaha, Nebraska fons are urther partic uhm.n city office, 1401 Farnam street, . R. RITCHIE, General Agent. - Ladios of Universalist church hold L.. nbow Festival this week at Goodrich ball, Tuesday, Wednesduy, Thursday, Friduy. ood veling 1308 —— New Pianos th. ORI HOSPE, 1318 Douglas St. ——— Bring your babies and try a dozen of Ieyu’s clegant 88 per dozen's at $6 Al for rent | over sever [ up to & | now every on | else HE OMAHA DAILY THE BOSTON STORE. Buys 16,000 Yards Real Hand Made Torchon | Laces, Antique Tidies and Ribbons From the Luarge New York Dry Failure, ¥ bison & Lode Broadway, W York. We bo hand i it their entire stock of r de imported linen torchon | ty styles, which will tomorrow in two lots, LOT 1 AT 5. Being all goods costing from 10¢ to to import. They go onsale tome be on sale LOT 2 Consisting costing from REAL These ave all r lace goods. They vided into two lots AT 10c. 41 flevent sty d to impor TIDI made antique been di- I Il All I 1 hand have also e and 1le. LOT 1 AT 6e, Consisting of all tidies worth up to 50¢, which will go tomorrow. LOT 2 AT 1lc. the entire stock of Your choice of the ALL SILK RIBBONS. We bought them cheap. Numbers ind 7, all silk moive and iin, satin and erown edge ribbons, all color per yard, regular price 10¢ and 124¢ ribbon. Numbe J and 16, extra quality all silk and satin ribhon: new colors at 10¢, worth from per yurd AN IMMENSE BARGAIN, feces of ribbon, no two 5e to $2.00 per yard, Wl the new pl gr § inches wide; moire sash back velvet ribbon, in fact ribbons in the best quality yard. A Al dies worth e for 1le. Being heavy th from ribbons, silk 1 kinds of at 19¢ per HANDKERCHIEEF MORROW. Just 2,100 dozea handkerchiefs for ladies and children, This lot comprises the entire stock of a wholesale house We bought them cheap and we going to have some fun with this c and you will get the henefit. Don’t miss the chance, they will go \\.(h a rush, they will be almost gi T are bunched into t} LOT I. Will consist of those selling at wholesale for 50¢, per dozen. e your This lot is composed of stitched printed hovders. LOT II TREAT TO that have heen 75¢ and $1.00 wide Is entire in whit drawn and edges, fs with fancy and scalloped wholesale u dozen, your handlerch open work marked to LOT LI, Real Trish linen handlke , hand embroidered, most exquisite goods, 50 diffc rked to wholesalo per dozen: the tomor *h. No such bar, has ever been shown. THIS IS ALSO A VERY RARE CITANCE Misses’ and children’s fast black at 7¢ per pair, worth 15 Ladies’ plain and fancy striped briggan hose, also big line of the ne: boot ||.|ll4'x)| hose at 15¢ per pair. If other dealers had these hose they would call them big bargains for Ladics’ veal lisle thread hose, plai and ribbed at 25¢ per pair, are worth 50¢ and 75¢. We bought them at a forced sale. THE BOSTON STORE Lattimer, general manager, 114 S. 16th street. — Flegant millinery at prices, Miss Alice Isaacs. The auction sale of lots in the new town of Piedmont, situated at the junc tion of the I, I%. & M. V. R. R. and the Black Hills & Ft. Pierre R. R, will open at 10 o'clock a. m., Thursday, May 2o hose bal- w. c. very lowest The place was known in stage days as Spring Valloy ranch, wus a st i and one of the most picturesque spots in the Hills. An abundant water able quarries of stor supply and valu- deposits of lime and brick cluy promise to make it an im- | portant point. xeursion tickets of one f‘|||~ vill be on sale May 21, good until t all stations lnl\\ n Norfoll and Whitewood and Sacora. e —— Cottage colors ready for use in all the desirable shades, W, Cummings, and 619 South Sixteenth street. S sidentnsurance. The Fidelity and Casualty company of sw York is the only accident compuny which pays for injuries intentionally ini- flicted by others, asggults, injuries ve ceived from robhe vs, This com- also p nd freezi alties, ¢ companies; on and off moving trains, ete.; also p: fact, an_aceident po & Casualty covers eve ) gives 1o the assured full protection low and lower rates than any stock company. The financia of the company is unquestioned. BEvery irector with one exception are million- Call on H mer & Son,gen ge building for round tting vs and In clity st indemnit other indin Half Rate rsions to the South via the Burlington, On May 20th round triptickets via the Burlington will be sold at half 10 points in Avkansas, i, Indian Terri tory, ' Louisi Alabama, Mississippi, Kontucky, Flovida and Georgia. Tickets good for thirty da from d Ticket off arnam, nnessee, - Seaman’s wagons best - Alabastine, occidental wall other caleimines. Wm. Cummings, and 619 South Sixteenth street, and che finish and 617 The Matinee Dansante. “Matinees dansante” ave tue latest Pari: fan festivity, and they have quite taken the place of the'bals blanes, It necessitated tho kindly intervention of one or two counte and a marquise to inaugurate the custom,and is_wondering why some’ one cof it before o New I'he matineo da it 4 o'clock and until after ter it the more intimate friends remain to late din ner, while the other buttertlies of fashion fit to pastures new. The dancin In't thi York Sun. sts dey fashic z 15, course, a pretty 1o insure the presence of men at the teas ‘at homes,” with which the | able hostess is wont to square her with the world of society preparatory to her tion, and they are,” indeed, for even the wonderfully s find it dificult to ap nding about on tieir drin stupid, half-cold tea, desp i talking to lot of ple they don't half know, tired feet, which they pe Through coaches—Pullman palace | sleepers, dining cars, free reclining chaiv cars to Chicago and intervening points viu the great Rock Island route, ~Tick- et office 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam, | in stripes ov | others ge adine ribbons, | | our own impon hem | be on hand composed of pure all linen | | offer you barg | May 20th. | street | monds, 617 | | Sixteenth street, | immense tamarind trec | before BEE, SUXDAY, MAY AYDEN F res Goods Sale. anghter in silke 20 inch: colored surahs 3 D Tremendon 30 pieces worth 50¢ 10 pi colorediehina silk 39¢, worth 10 pieces china silk at 53¢ 5 pieces china gilk at 65¢, worth $1. picee erb black sural urahs ¢ 780, 87c and $1 ) pieces faille will be sold at alue $1.75, and many other high grade silks at surpassing low prices, 10 pieces black brocaded satin® on will be sold S50 to §1 former pri $1.50 to 10 piec col d brocade at 28¢; worth | SPECTAL BARG CARP 33c, 3 Ta and AINS ID at Standard exty 63c and 68c; worth Special bargai curtains, drap L ete, d Domestics TAL BARGAINS ON MONDAY. plaids or figured dress | i linen shed dr vard: fine dress ging 10¢ yard: 15¢, 18¢ and 3 aney figured and Be yard; faney fast striped or checled and satin che lawns, 124¢, Se and lawns in light or dark colors: checks: a full linen, 3 8. 18, linen, fancy cut s in wall paper, lnco fi chambi ham, apron liner line of pl Ind 15¢, India wide lawns 15 open work bovde down to 10¢ and double the pric » yard, satin finished checks price 15e; lace stripes vd; fine white g price light ¢ je yards 2-yard wide sheeting vard: double-width pillow - muslin, 10¢ yard: Lansdale cambric, pron” checked gingham, 3 h printed damn double-fuced cretonne, colors in imported ||.lnmn~ ctra heavy cotton. 'd apron ¢ yard, nainsool at 8e, forme and 10c at redu orved ch N d | during the e: ®, lth', s Marseilles ~| e Turkey 5S¢ and line Sl yor stand in- ins on | Wi linen, ion table and will g these are bargains that spection, special iehed table linen, napkins and towels, are going to let out some b i iins in linen and you should not fail to nd take advantage of the On Tuesday morning we will | in remnants and odds wht goods, hams, table linen napkins, towels, The 1 st stoek of new and fine er in this city. UT RATES. #1.00 to New York would not compare with our pri men’s hats for and Wednesday. ted all o $2.0 .00 Stiff and soft one 1 lot for thi one-thivd _price. HAYDEN BRO! Dry Goods also same, n and ends of sate n and nd ar sule Don't forget the Harvest Excursion via Missouri Pacific railway on Tuesc Leaves 10:30 a, m, P Tumblers. Tumblers, 3e. Tumble Tumblers, Tumblers, Tumblers, "umble GATCH & LAUMAN, 1514 Farnam St. | forfive y Betore Bi A piano examine the new seale Kim- | bull piano. A. Hospe. 1513 Douglas, jest fitters on e an’s buggies best and cheapest. - dholm & Akin Stock row on sale at 101 ¢ (the old stand). [t consists of dia- watches, jewelry, silver and | plated ware, optical goods, ete. This stock must be sold, and will be closcd out at prices far below its value, B, ZABRISKIE - - the photographer, Best we Sear Agent. See our ele- Mixed paints,tinted lead, window glass, | wnishes, brushes, painters’ supplic Wm. Cummings, 617 and 619 South - JEWEL OF THE COBRRA That alist. v nation ofa Wonder Has 2Long Puzzled the Natu The natives of jungle (s carry precious stones them, and at ni coil in th wateh them Prof. the Indiant siy wnative called me to Close to the water's me with s to Hensoldt “One night this wonder. edge and within fifty yards of it the coolie halted, anil mysteriously pointed to the root of the | tree, A foot from the trunk I obscrved in the enish light, appurently procecding from 1o point, Aftey atime [ could s corbu coiled near | the foot of 11 Lres ¥ swaying its head to and fro in front of the ining object. “Unfortunately T had no gun and my guide, who scemed to feel that he vesponsible for my safety, - entreated me | so earnestly to let the snulke thut I acceded. Moveover, he mised to bring me this stone within three The coolie kept his word, for the terward he brought the had climbed the tamavind tree dark, and after the snuke had tuken up his position he had emptied a ug of ushes upon the stone, The wened reptilo, after chasing about | for awhile teying to find ifstre had gone off, The coslie remained in his sufe wosition until daylight, when he de- ended the tree, dug the stone out of the ashes and he it wasin my hand “The cobra stone wi mi-transpar ent, water-worn pebble, of y¢ color, ubout the size of a large which in the dark, when previo warmed, emitted a groenish phosphores. centlight. [ foundittobe chlorophune, a vare varviety of fluor-spar. “The mystery is not diftic Cobras feed on insects, and seem to | an especial liking for firefiies, Only the male fiveflies fly about, observer will notice that a m of the n insects wi which sit on the g mittent glowing his ph i the cobt stoc L si wils | alone nd stone owish e it toexplain and a- close 1stant swi the females emit an I'he cobr phorescent stone Competit use would leid to the carvying off the treasure. | has become heveditary flic snnke's selzing und the ion and Labit | four of t | sitting | Pittibu | work 18, Extensive Tmprovem Tt's interesting and surprising to note | the improvements made at the 99 cent 1819 Farnam street, Trading is made easy at this popular store, every department being complete and cach ar- ticle priced in plain fig No deception or misrepres allowed, making it absolut least experienced to do their pur For Monday some genuine are offered in” housekeeping cluding tinware, erockery, ate b nts, nts, store, sures, itation s ife for hasing bargains goods, in- glassware, ete, 10 will five Imost cents ¢ cents purchase what usually costs times uch, while £1 will bu a complete kitchen outfit. Outdoor consisting all of goods, v ote., at pric e lower than any comy jlay of baby carri it an equal in this section, 8 are positively the lowest. advantage'in price and is secured to the patrons of THE 99 CENT STORI, 1819 Farnam stroet. ey . Bens of stamped ham- 1o 200 mocks, crogue with wnd the pri Ey quality BSpecial sale mencing Monda linen com- Our new line of men’s ealf welted, laco 1 congt usually sold for Far A. D) MORSE. 58 shoes, $4 un and 14th. - B$150 Organ for $. A nm,u- will sell one W $150, fc , one Estey o one Mason & Hamlin organ gans for $70, We rent or, per muulh. A. dnut or gan for G0, new ans for $2 HOSE § or- .50 Gue Yonald, TH AILORS, r the choicest lines in im- spring and summer woolens for men's wear ever brought to Omaha 15th st. Ave sh S, - LIGHTNING METED JUSTIC A of the Wild in Albuguerque. There is a quiet. pleasant looking man the Richelicu who experienced m n his share of the “Rowdy West rly d He Judge C. D. Favor of Albuquerque, N. M. left the cast and went to Albuguy when the eitizens used to have prog sive shooting parties, with a lynching for a special attraction, says the Chicago Tribtne, At that time no one who had slain less than two or three men could hold any position of trust The wild and wooll V.7 said Judge ind Albuquerque town. A few years ago the society lead- ers began to cut the juaintance of horse thieves, and since then we have got along swimmingly, When I went on the bench down there we plenty of law but no justice. \uu buy @ jury for %20 and n g whis and it wis mighty convict a bad man, I'll get the first case 1 of the worst southwestern was being tried before me for killing o mun, The prisoncr had i whole herds of horses and murdered more than one man, but the prosecution could not get any evidenee. Tt looked at one tim Qs if the man would go free; but pro dence made other arrangements, After u four-duys’ heaving the jury went out and brought in a verciet of not guilty. learned the sion before it w 10 me v, and I also 1 jurors had been hout to discha the jury when we were disturbed by wn violent storm, A stroke of lightning knocked the shingles from the court house and the rain poured into the room. I had just suid some- thing ahout justice when the lightning began to fool around. ldenly a flash came down the chimney. skated up to the accused, left him and then went away through a crack in the floor It must have gone through a crack, rks in the m except the had been in New Mexico et that was the fivst time I had ev i jus * meted out in an Albuquerque court room. Reminisee and Woolly Past is rque Favor yesterday, is quite & modern had could lon of never for: heard. desper: sto dead ma Lowest Rates o arth via the Bur- lington, ast and west. Depot, Ticket office, 10th and - ve 50 per cent I-n frames at Heyn's, st - 5 in black and colon at Heyman & Deiches, arnam st. - — A. Max Holzheimer Co. Fine watch repairing, 1413 Douglas st and 1520 Robson ing sh Actc T was b bavber shop when T next to mw lder standing n, says @ Dispateh. himself,” 123 hotel Stuart Robson waxed-haired, stadly to the famous funny man sound of that ng the 1 of his phy was liks unto thy toach of a short < and a pling fon leta barber d him of that ra which alens his face, and th joke about this idea that I cnow how to shave himself, He look 1 sde i shave, no matter how often the habit has been indulged in during th week, Another strange featurve of this jug ry is that instead of Mr. R shuving himself down, as oth he per sistently pushes th against the grain_ of the ard, e barbers all stand back aghast and wonder how he sur viv such an ordeal, but n more ymplacent than he when the job s done. The clever comedian then secks the wash bowl, allowing the bowl to be filled with cold water, iuto which he plunges his whole head 1 face, holding his breath as long as possi After this the poor barber gets a chance at hiy it with a razor-w idly 3 lookin o T aul the stabdlef sti s do, warp steel up - aul, dentist r 15th and the tural Kelley & Pr Dy, Stiger, ser . H ation of fnlty. o ver D odge teeth All wool jerseys, fitting eash finish, do not serath, for 1,50 at HEYMAN & DEICHE 1518 and 1520 Farnam st. - - - perfect mere ions South the hash Railrond and May 20 th ip tickets to Tennessee Loui for 2 Harvest B v W On April will el round Avkunsas, Georgia, Mi Florida, at half f Excursion train with rec Pullman buffet Omaha 4:15 p, m., Counc on ahove dates. For ern Homesteaders G N. ( 15 Wi points Alabama jana_and 0 duys. nd bash i Texas ippl, L e, goo chai 1 Blufl copy of the sleeping for rates a south call LAYTON or write, G icket Agent, Ch " Heymai at Farnam Robert Ma He i days have passed | fivst | \llt‘u ult to | rned that | “fixed.) 1 | for | IXTEEN PAGES | Special Sale of Stamped [ or searfs | Dresser s fringe and dr Dres Linea Com- ing Monday. 50 inches long 2 inches Jong vfs, 46 inches Jong, awn work ends, 70 inches long, rawn work ends, , fringed ende, 27 inches long, fringed onds, 27 wn work all around, 32 inches long, drawn ends, fringe inches long, tied fringe B3¢, tied fringe all around, 27 inches ’lain linen tray cloths, 81x20 | hemstitehed, Combing towels with wn work, 7oc Slipper bags, two pockets, 10¢ Handsome night dress c MRS, - it milline: , Miss Alice 1 inches, very d Remember Morse’s, Farnam and 14th, Ladies' $5 kid button shos marked down red sold by the manufacturer: D. MORSE. —-— illotte, di R40ON. Y I e nad Seaman's phaetons best and cheapest - The cheapest prices on frames, 1414 Dodge st. es of the fe B'ld'g. Knode & throat and nose Heyn, & : { tho great and . finest in the city. ickets to all points The new offices land route, 1602, Sixteenth street, Omaha, are tl Call and see them, ] east at lowest rate e 0 China silk dresses for $18 at Heyman & Deiches, 1518 and 1520 Farnam st ity D. Morse'’s you can buy a Phil- trictly hand-sewed, ‘welt and 1 kid button shoe for $5; this riked down from the regular one of our bestshoes for the fine At AL adelphi . stiteh, e is m CHANC M The Burlington's Chicago The fast vestibule express Burlington route for the cast now le: their Omaha depot at 4:30 p. m., arriv- ing in Chicago 8 a. m. Elegant dini service for supper and breakfast. ing chair cars (seats frec), man sleepers solely for Omaha business The fast night expres: Pullm sleeping car and reclining chair ¢ (se: free), leaves at 9:15 p. m., ar ing in Chicago at 1 p. m fast and dinner in din office 1223 Farnam street, 'rains. SINGULARITI < of Omaha hasa bird with four well developed legs. X Géorgia lad, ten _years of age has an un- usually large head. He wears a No. 814 hat, and it'is a difficult job to find one for him in any of the stor A curiosity revealed at Holly Hill, near | Daytona, Fla., was the hatching out of a coupleof chicls by a cat from cggs left in the nest by ahen that got tived of waiting for them todo as had the other eggs Mr. Lewis of Wor contributes the owing to colum born at cently a calf with three legs an bandsome little thing, un us fast us any calf, Clarence Grimes of Moses Coulee, Wash., he has discovered a rare snake-liko din wh Inown ais James Burden's The 1 is said to be an axo-lotl, which are found in great numbers in the lukes of Mexico. Quite recently two immense swarms of bees smoked out of th s of the dist charch at. Caluse, Cal., and at last thivd swarm which seemed determined to occupy that sce: tion of the sanctuary. Louis Mithoff, while gardening on his farm | near Lancaster dced by a hugo rattlesnal ing combat the venomous reptile was eut in two with a hoe, when one half the body twisted around the handle and frantic cflorts to strike with its fang Miss Emily Bacon of Mount Meigs, exhibits a imost_peculiar phase ler physical constitution. n th ng and summer months she s full of life and che ful; in autumn she loses her spirits, and in winter she sinks into ahelpless stupor and shows a_disposition to creep away into | some dark | The canine sentinels now being tr rthern France learn thei Two soldiers start off leading a dog collar, and when a mile from the starting point one of the men turns back. In a short time the dog is lot loose and he immediately s tho other back post, v failing, e George Gellenbes nble the s that pl no tail. Itis is healthy and can Ala., ture in ned in duties quickly. by his witnig and snifiing ntion, as just removed into Moultric I la. othe noise tha stove. He dogs and club and p Raising up one of the he wrs surprised when a Lout upon him. It had got into the chimney, which is twenty-five fect high, and went down through u five-foot Stovepi] o the stove, where it was discov- eved by Mr. Kolb. An intellizent dog ays hide-and-seck with named Amy. She taught an 1 they both, it is Suid, find much enjoyment Amy will tell the dog to re- $ain in a certain plice until she hides, She hen calls and the dog starts on the search, | finding Amy_every time, no matter wherd le bides, Then the dog will wag his tail, Jlow his teeth as though laughing, and hic away to the point oviginally designed for him by An while Amy hides Iy to be found an instant aftérward by the'do One of the ded in b an Wus pissin Mall when he st | slow on his vight shoulder him great pain and to stumble | walked, He noted racking | time, but had not the slightest cause of the wk he had 1 hin he disrobed and a critical examination, but noth covered which Ie accounted for the rreat pain in bo aud arm. A ser vant sent to bru: nan’s coat next morning discove stre about | eleven iuches and an inch wide extend. | ing across the der of the coat and down the back The mysteric § ex plained: he had been st meteor or talling star to attract the soldiers’ As Mr. Kold, who his elegant house at was in the act of morning he he sounded as if r mediately got his cecded to investig lids in the stov large owl jumy in hester, Pa., wvner, a little ) rvemarkuble aecident wrred near and, recer s from St me re. A gen park to A Vio use L eceived whicl forward u noise at the idea of the experienced bmitted to ing vas dis 8 Months Free of Charge. First nent doctor 11 arrl por nutly ve on May ANt their re | trect Al who vi efore 02 ¢ r fir roe nih y favor desired is whon they 10 sidence U the for Ihe aure, T L the nimes of thelr 1xe thei as reference and English physielar 1 deformities, but ne e, 10 your muludy 1 trankly tell you woney SpenC tor uscl and ng the lust thelroffices luys of free sers ( Deaf- their Catarrh and atarrhal ne. P tively cured by German Treatment Office Hours 9 a. m.to 8 p. & This I of physi is incorporated by act of legislature. ropean stafl s the | nough | it the game | Muvlborough | | ‘Coming toOmaha. |2 handsomo | Rock Ts- | irnam | | | | | ——WE OFFER—— Men'sSuits | At the remarkable low | ‘lm' a Few Days pri ces of Bl2 andB16. It established |fact that our goods are all each pur- being an istrictly first-cl | , ser of one of these suits feel he got- ten the best value chz may well has for his moncey. THE DARBOY ! A Kew COON BRAND Collar. ¥t has the height of a sta combincd with all the co) ped-down collar. ding, ort of DR.7J. E. MoGREW, THE SPECIALIST. The Doctor is w in the treatment forms of Private Dy Notreatment has ever b more gnccessful and surpnesed of all 5 PRIVATE ment. A curels guaranteed in the very wor nfrom 3 tob duvawithout o loes of i Lour s ¥ s freatin turo or diflicn relicving the bi ful success. dder, pronounce it i most wonil i: S uplete cure in a few duys whi s or losk of time. Andallweaiky ners o th timidity or nervoneness, in their woret f. most_dreadful_results are_abxolntely cured BARRENNESS ::"" DISEASES at home wit instruments. A wond ludics from 2 to 4 ONI ul remedy. HOU GATARHH Bjdat Bt o neys and Bladder cuic mosed rom th m_um) xcomplete cure guaranteed. 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