Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 30, 1891, Page 10

[ B G lLeYs Lou Grebe will go to Lincoln today, taking with him the following parties who have been convicted at the p term of court and d to torm the penitentiary Adams, Thomas Crei wood, Charles Fishe sentenc and Jam - - SOUTH OMANA, A Lillian Reception The pleasant home of Mr. anda Mrs. Brock, Twenty-fourth and R filled Thursday evenmg with mo Lillian y No. 1, Pythi streots, was nbors of Vood of Kan as Gty orado Spr Flos ot Ot My son, Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Bebing Mrs, Harry B. Benefee, M Colling, Mr, and_Mrs, Peter J. Hanson Mr. and Mrs, Charles Swartout, Mos L. Dilschneider, H. Bulla_and the and Mrs. R I3, Brock B host and hostess Mr Thoe co for mc angements novial services t L. Liv post, No, Grand Army of the had laid ot and porfected the foct programme for the propor ro membrance of our nation’s heroes, I'he line will form, under Chief Marshal Samuel W Dennis, on Twenty-tifth and L streots at the high school building. The line of M h and programme s published will be earriod out b full. Colonel James McCabo of Council Bluffs is the orator of tho day. Live Bird shoot. Sccretary Charles M. Saudford of tho Bouth Omaha Gun elub has securcd soveral hundred live birds for the shoot next Sunday aftor After the regular club shoot sweepstakes will be shot, open to all. Will Close Today. All business at tho exchange, including railruad business, will close promptly at 12 o clock tadav. ‘The postol will b open during the usual holiday hours and the banks will be closed ull day Notes About t y. daughter of Dr. and Mrs, T. I of base ball are being ar- Mack, after 1s roturned. ns, head hog butcher at Swift ver. hard sicgo of sick- for the first time, i Moore of Colorado Springs, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. (. a little trip away from Colo., Collins I Butcher of Com: )m dum.x nd son- 1che, is visiting i, A nd Mrs 1481-pound L., that sold vd of Cheyenne, Wyo.,with Blanche and Ithea, is visiting The live stock oxch directors will meg chango ) Tho | fng to nd the board of rooms of the ex. lies of St. Agnos par give a musical enterta it aud strawb estival next Thursday oveuing. Willinm Burness, carpenter for the Cud- ady packing company, will go to Lincoln Mouday to build a new market house for that company. ‘The Plattsdeutscher ve in Blun's hall Saturd The proceeds will be for banner and rogalin fund. Hon. Hans Lamp of _Alliance, membor of logislature from Box Butte county, brought in u load of hogs of his own raisin topped the market at £4.40. 2 Shee ¥ Tt o his 1 with white above th glish cut tail, R, J. Saxo of this city has roceived word of the death of his brother, Artar W, xe, aged soveuty-ono yoars, \ta i, Cul. Dr. Saxo went to California in on will give a ball vening, June 13, the benefit of the nine-yea D Manager A, C. of Swift & ( for D Pacific bealth, Foster of tho packing houses ot yesterday with his wifo wvor, Colorado” Springs, Colorado and lope points for tho beueflt, of his 13 having flowers to contribute s houses of our cquested to luave them in Masson & MoMillan, 2406 N wely this morning. Burness, carpenter for the Cud- & company, has commenced work on'the new fire hall i the Third ward, Tho building will be on R and Thirty-first streets, on n high aud conveniont point. Tho buiid. e will be 24x30 feet 0 Rock Island engineers ran a line yos terday through the westera and northiwest- ern purt of the ward, cutting in west of the stock yards and tho Omata and tho Cud kKing houses, crossing Q strect at e and then sautheast or i & Co. to counect with the Lincoin line av Albright, ' fleng dn size, T DeWitt pill for Constipa he, best for Sour L n Tesults: Bost arly Wisors tion, best for Sick H Btomuch, FOOTLIGHT AD FOYER, Tho idea of the public voting upon a pro- gramme socws to have made a bit in this city as about a thousand votes have already been cast. Up to Fri iing the vote stood as follows: AR pre 1, 42 on pro- The matinee p all the urtist will bo given us to th anta eup b0 had both o ay (Saturday) at Meyer Brothers' ) cuibers the Apollo s, and a8 there is an in- L minutes between par z00u 0ppor bility and festivals, seo the latest fashions and styl fact muko tho oceasion oneof wutual’ iut [ well as musical instruction, Full particulars a5 1o the result of the programme voting and other iuteresting notes in connoction with the concerts will bo found in tho Sunday edition of this paper astorn Manager Edward Thuruacr of “A Bottom of the Sea” s in tho city making pre tions for the conming of their great theat sensation, at theGrand o Friday, Sawur aud Sunday next oy al of tho lead: which ing ut Owing to the illness of sove fug singers the cantata of “Iph was to have b given v Washington hall, has 1o be pos later date Reotfrow’s Jolly Pathfindors are booked for the wholo of néxt weels atthe Boyd ana 18 tho first chonp priced attraction that was evor booked in t y vey ovenings, day_ evening evening, “Six eveniug, “The Fast Mail. Tomorrow morning promptly at @ o'clock the salo of soata for the lecture of ¢ Robert (. Ingorsoll on S day evening will open at tho Grund opers house. As a brillisut o and profound thinker Colonel Iuge woll kuown here, His splendid elogu2ace has beon listened to and admived upon two oceasions in this oity by immenso audiences This time ho will come” to us riper in intel lect, s brilliancy uuimpaired, with a themo bealitifully classic and romantic, and one which could not be better suited to bis won orful powers, Already many vutside orders lor tivkets have been received, and indica- us polut 10 & very large house, THE ().\IA[!A DAILLY GARGANDS ¥ Programmes to Be Observed on M orial Day. Army voterans will observe day in a idtting manner but will with any parade. on assigned for not forming in par- a and marching through the s as has been the custom, i n significant one, ‘I tement that the old veterans wero gotting too old to march is true in cases but that is not true reasol for the absence of parado. Oue of thoe members of the Grand Army, who is well jstod on its workings, stated this mornine that there was a far different reason for this action bands The Grand Memorial hire this contri cot about #0100 to get up a p said he, “and to o obliged to depond upow zons, Tho thrown a quarier ( \aniler as o man would i the boys bave o to iusults from such narrow posts in the vity, two from the Sons of Veterans' camp and three ladies from cach of the three Woman's | lief corps in the city, sixteen in all, Eieht mittee will ren dezvous at Clark's hall on_Four trect at 5 a. m. tomorrow, und the other cight wilt meet at Goodrich y-fourth stroot at the same time. U ributol by schiool children rs will be received at these two halls ch committeo will tako carriages and 0 the cemeteries as follows: Four committee at Clarke’s hall will pro. riuge to Prospect Hill comotery to deco the gruves of the soldie that place, and the other four member committed will proceed to the cemet Sepulcher and other cemetcries the southwest portion of the . Four of the committee from Goodrich hall will vroceed to Prospect Hill cometery and the other four will proceed to IForest I and the Jewish cemo ' ses of the day will take place at park at 2 o'clock this after, following being the official pro- o and oth and p of the ceed in o Tho Must Unton Military Bar T 1eviy 3 Leader. e Chofr with Band Accompininien Reading the general order al John A £ of th on Itloom of the Wiar N old_Club. of the Free vy Miss Arnold, Dircct Opening—Comrade Chiampion 8, Chase, dent of the Day. Music Prest- Marching throuh Georgla Contr Dodge, Towa, ora : 2 amp. Tramp Accompaniment oy’ Contrades N v lrl)(hmlmn 3 Hu]llllhululnu Day Suntition="the Conurinder. Sweot Home The G. A R, Ritual Cerc Musio The School Children, Choras by tie Ovation by the band 3 Benediction......... faps After Grand 1. the close of tho excrcises by the Army of the Re tn concert will n by the band. [n all the choruses of ssongs the andience. ed to Tho school childr the grounds by hal cupy the space nea with the of the € ing them. ted to be on oy will oc- peakors’ stand 1 tiio comrades 1 are requ Tho words of the national airs aro to be priuted on the back of the programmes, oo DeWitt's Little Ielv Risers for the Liver e MOUNTAINS AND OCEAN., Rapld Transit and Improved Train evice via the Pennsylvania Lines. th the coming of the heated te Long Branch, Atlantic City and Nowport, Mavtha’s Viney Nantucket tind the other places of mer sojourn along the coast of New Je , Maine and Massachsetts, as w esouts of tho eastern mountains, m huh-!-i and bourdi equirer houses suited to and every purse, 5 al sorts ais. itioas of men in pmmm of the Lowith and vigor brought <hing wuves andstrengthon- hedulo of the h will shortly thero will of through car ey be placed be especial adaptation and through ‘hing these resorts. s with Pullman sleepers s will arrive at Philadelphia in timo for connection with trains that bring the Ndw Jersey const within two hours of Conncetion will be made \\Hl‘ s that run from New W & throughout New § > Fali rive eflc @ most del iy fhallh be pro- ticket north- A prospective map showing the situdtion of the various resorts and a coneise description of their attractions can be obtained upon appli to George Jonkins, Traveling Pussenger Agent, Dubuque, Music The Musical Unior tho follow vro; this afternoon at 3 cet mi K PARE 1 At Hansco) Potpourrl- Aniorien Overture—Band ton Cornet Sulo ! 1oy W0 ot 2, "o 1 hia. Beagar Lotore Inule! 1. Approach il I [ e PART LI Selection trom Harvigan's Reilly 100 i frpund (o Ward in o Nt e oy, 2 Dun 5 v Polind, Atibd Loy 10. Kugls 1 and the Sh Fintasia--La Faloma (by request Y T American Medley Pfiwder A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known, Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Coke and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. | No other baking powder does such works l 1 BEE: SATURDAX, .\IAY 30, 1801 -TWELVE PAGES. VAR WO ey Ok o G lIRL.? Not ¢ | some colors in 1 “best girl,” cuv matter to dress h(l Suits with Knee Pants, for boys from four to fourteen years ot age, ) shapes, worth ¢ at ) made in 00 to $2.50 lZlS[y If youw’ll give your boy half a WE Today we begin the task of dressing a small army of young hopefuls in neat style but a small common every day girl, who lives You can go down town any (1‘1\', get a remnant on the [store, buy a few trimmings, buy a pattern, go home and cut dll(l make h appens to be a“boy” its il erent again, Y ‘oudon’thave to DRESS THE CHEVIOT chance ¢ her at home and goes to school? l)zlx';:;1|11 counter in a few hours. 0 to any trouble. We take the trouble off your hands entirely. BOYS a dress made just like of plaids and chec Suits If you have it's any dry But if your « an 00« lS ¥ . ” yirl of in hand- of three pieces, “dads,” with coat, vest and pants, for boys from ten to (‘ig]ltCL‘ll ycars Uf age, worth $4 to $4.50, at SIS §950 at one of these suits he’ll be “in it.” We have also opened a hundred dozen Boys’ Walists, in all sorts of materials, in all sizes, in all styles, in al- most every conceivable figure, pattern and color, at From the way the “old soldiex“‘ has been “marching” heard the command to “dress up.’ 20c, 30c, 40c; 500, 60c Y0c, Y50 G A I SIUITFS and 90c in after those G. A. R. Suits, every last one of them must have Remember, we are selling suits, m ade of the very pbest Indigo Blue Flannel, colors guaranteed absolutely fast, with either single or double-breasted suck coats, with two sets ol buttons, “G. A. R.” and otherwise, at $7.50. - NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY = VETERINARY SPECIF” For Horsos, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Eoaw. | AND POULTRY. 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