Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 19, 1891, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1801-TWELVE PAGES KELLEY, STIGER & C0. THE BOSION STORE. THE BOSTON STORE. THE BOSTON STORE'S LENONS. s | of ook, T ks’ of stskianery, e, TH}" SECRET IS BETRAYED, Settle the Prices on Lemons, Ll Lo y Wa' bought the: banwript: stoeke of :lm \v‘u”‘ \fl'. ; VI‘I‘{I vl ver ‘H‘ym‘ul . twsso Brothers and will se.l extra fine | '8 S01¢ class book store will Le An Extraordinary Array of Mid-Cums Bugs from Sheriff of New York the Eatire | All the Greatsst Bargains Bought from the | Boyd, Sheriff of Dowglas Co., fells Rosso's | jiyone for 740 por dozen. Thisisngrand [ 00 sale at our storo Monday morning. | THE TRUTH AT LAST Pargains. Dry Goods Stock. Su.riff of New York, Bankrupt Beeck of Lemons. opportunity to buy lemons, 8-pound can | Wo purchased this from M, Zab B HE g best yellow table peaches, Ise; agent for the Lt less S | o o o B Y fruft “jelly, 65 per pail; best p 80 cahits on L doling. There aro a fow things which every N A ENDER ENDER, 706 B'WAY. | ON SALE IN OUR BASEMENT. | WE SELL THEM TOMORROW A CENT EACH. | lor matches, le: best mixed seed or fool [ S0 AR FSE0 grown parson, not only in tho city of SHOE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT. | KRENDER, KLINE & KRENDER, 706 B | 50: deviled ham, 6¢; potted hum, o0 l Kk rfil 15¢ Omaha, but also in vhe region ae large, ; K nest Retail Stock of Dry Goods on | Best Shirting Calicos—FRigured Linwns )00 Lemons=Vory e [ D o Tl 2 Gt Vet fov- 8Ba whete 1o g Uire it they only know Special Inducements in Wash Silks, kbt o ; s b HNsaall g s Markor cheege, 10¢; very fine & ted rasp- | 81,25 books foe 500 A secret ench porson wishes to learn o all Brondway—Sold by dohn J. Fine Mulls — Mosquito Net, ¥ Bronghe go This Mark " 3y 0 . French Challis and Sateens, Ore > Ind} Will Be Gi Awiy to Onr berries, 20c; very fine evaporated Cali £2.00 books for 7ae. | is told in this article, if you will read it gandics, Underwear, Nalnsook, Gorman, Sheriff, Less 1Than 21-2¢ a Yard-Best Indigo 1l B Given Awa fornin apricots. 174e; very fine evap T o T ailage. b hottlo, | LHTOUEH 10" tha' end, anil you muy no $2.0 One-Fourth Value. Blue Calicos, ¢ a Yard, Customers Tomorrow. ted blackberries, se; gallon can b Y el » learn the secret until you carefully read L ey ¢ w York apples, 23c;all kinds of wash Lot of stationery —writing paper in | overy word. ¥ — P : y ; ing powder, e per package; washing | DOses, 25ei worth and cost 7oe to im- [ During the recent rainy soason most HOW THE SHERIFF SOLD THESE All the blenched and unbleached mus- % AT ONE CENT EACH f pound, port of the ladies, and gents also, have asked 681,00 GOODS, | ling, fine sateens, challis, and other ) 1 you the choice of the finost FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR Lot of stationery in boxes, 0e; cost | their friends o question which some 24 inch wash silks, regular price # Not by the yard, piece, or dozen but | wash gooc Wt from the sherift and | est lemons sclected from this | Snow Flake, 93 $1.00 to #1.25 to im | could answer and some could not, and and $1.10, recduced to 7 ¥ ct whole shelvesful at a elat worth up to 25 At he ayard immense purchase. Central mill's best superlative 0. | TPHE 3 for purpose of Lelping those who ‘,}\\mr .‘,Ivu[m ::j“,' »(. “’1”-"'”1 “““: A whoto side, or entiro department in | The finest grades of summer outing AT 5C A DOZEN Hayden By best superior, $1,8 \\v~\h to yvmn; \‘r;- will tell them some ks worth from $1.00 to $1.25 reduce 1 4l S0 muc flannels, g s, French chambrays ¥ i t AR > fucts before te r © socre silks wor 2 bulk, were put up and bid in at so mueh | fiannels, ginghams, Fronch chambeays, | oo o g cot oo of sound | DRUG DEPARTMENT. Tt o) (UL R T t. 10 00¢ for the entire lot hite goods, black wash goods, ete., go ) 1 3 Liebig beefl extract, 8. Uhave asked WIHERE can 1 ot a flack Japanese silk, regular price g B e and perfeet lemons just as they run in g Baol axtoher: “Bofore the foot of whito man had trod this | warment which w ot oty I i paneso s ! As for oxample, when the clonks were | at 6e ayard bl b s by Armour beef extract, Bofore tho foot of whito man had trod th en il not only K reduced to 7oc. s iy | DU Up e i I8 the whole 1ot without | . The iiHest qunlity-of Imported binok | SHS Boxs DU JOWPIOL: QUE D IGEENEL R o "ucred valloy of thowest o | MIE DRY but will also bo of such FINE ench all wool challls, worth 70c; re- | Pub up wo bid 1n LhS B0 @ Baui00. | Prench sens and figurod sateens, | Ones we will chiarge you le api orsian insect powder, 25¢ per 1b, Gy LU Rl and | APPEARANCE that [shall bo PROUD duced to i 9 i s unpnek them we find [ worth 35¢, go « s a yard, HOSIERY FROM SHERIFEF GOR- Mothine balls, 7ie per box | Wt the buse of the bare, wild | ©f being sten with it on, Wo can ensily Half wool challis, regular prico 20¢i | ), 00 clonks in thg lot 2. MAN, NEW YORI Persian insect powder, 25¢ per 1b, Rockics is the little village of Manitou | M'SWet that question by saying: Visi¢ reduced to 15 i | atid wo ure enabled to nimost give them | 4 e preads from this shor Thousand pair children’s fast bl Ammonia, large 8 all, 5¢. | and h STt come thous | the new and elegant” storo of the nch sateons, regular 85¢ quality, | 1O o f at Ze derby ribbed hose, 8¢ a pair, worth Ise, “useline, fe por \ KON B T O ot | OMAHA RUBBER CO,, 1520 Farnam reduced to 15c. iuend o1k Although thisis not the season for | : preads 3 wies” wareanted fast black, extra vine, 4 ounce bottle, 15 henlth and ploasure, and no resovt in | Strect in the Paxton Bluck, and there Tugsih cloth, worth 20¢; red ’I’*‘ ””.' them, it 1 you to investigate All the | erades of bed-spr long hose;.6e u pair. g New York gold paint, 10¢ perbox. | the country contains the facilities for [ YU Wit o tind LARGE VARIETY ot e rioaae. y, our LS 5 from tho K., K stock gonv8LS | Al the very badl brands of sonmlean | TRES BOLBLREESC BOX BOX ) enjoyinent’ that Manitow and ity en- | 1St such goads, so that anvono with the 13]21:’,“ HHI‘H . ok tle thing for jsum CLOAKS AND JACKETS. 0 Elegant sateen comforts, worth Dblack importéd hose, that wer . go ‘1’1“.“1" _lv ;I |mn)h ntaining 6 differ- \],\..,,‘\m. noted for. m' LR .[ « “1 ) \u“w\l\lrlJ ¢ ste, justth T st e e 3 p shades, 19¢ per box. 18 Diag) thie old Tnalin tee A R R oy are the mor drestos, worth Tne; reduced 1o e | Wool choviote tinsel and = braid . white blankets, 75c a pair. it L i gold paint, 2 box SHITet RN, estb Cotos only firm in tho state which makes a Fixten quality ehullis, regular price 10¢ | jackets that sold for #1.00 go in one lot | 1 ACES"RROM TI1E K. K. K.STOCK. . S' CORS 5C. Bl N ATROI pH LTS8k Dar hOxs | KA shtfit Gl o iy SPECIALTY of strictly FIRST CLASS goods, and they have lately put in a and 124¢: reduced 1o 5 at 98¢, R L] £ isk o HIGHe All the 85¢ anda 50c¢ corsets bought Persian inscet powdor, 25¢ per pound, | hundred foct . above i SRy Tissue pongee, reduced from 15¢ to 10¢ Ladies’ all wool stockinette ‘Ji:j;;\“;1]:: 'I.IK,,‘,.J'“’,‘JL' ‘.[l;{:f;‘.'f”m:. laces, Valen | from the sherifi's sale (st class, well & \\,I'” i BREEE lundrad = foots above: Sshe: eanonsan il Bisratsintle. of: miaR iibos oL oUtiniRIl s in fact all kinds of laces from the | WeAring goods), go at 1 SILKS. I MORSE DRY GOODS €O, A Cheyenne mountain is the lonly resting | {0 Stock of mickint ) LEADERS OF LOW PRICES. ace of “Helen Hunt™ to whase ¢ e i e visitor puys n pilgrimage { woolun cloths i siripes, plaida wnd one more stond to the' monument that | Pitin colovs, so us to suit tho taste of SHANIEE B Eenve every one. It is impossible for ono to Then Pikes Peak with it's ever snow | Kotan idea of the shapos or appear- lnco of these garments by u cut like crowned summits, to hick the 1 e e e Anspney) | the following, but if you will stupinto HEACK SAT the newest thing for this fall, 10 picees ext > henvietta, fust {\”mf;“{‘”'f«'u{:‘ri oAl cuch, go in old bankrupt stock, go at le, |~ All the fine 7c sutccon stripe corsets, black sateen, regular valud 30¢, reduce bl UL Jhaish s io, Bic. 8o, 1dc, worth from s to | long waists, fine fitting goods, 39c. to 20¢. A ‘ All th dies’ cloth newm: ts I'I‘nlll 20 " y ) All the French form and very host Half wool honrictta, 27 inches wide, in | the failure in stripes, plaids, = plain | por o : ¢. | brands summer corsets that sold up to erays, drabs, blue and greens, worth $se, [ blacks and browns, worth' from $5.00 to 8 ST 00To b e L w16 ik st 00, go at $2.00. STOC o ) i T Full count pins le paper, best English Bovt: annelette shirt waists, regular [ All the $10 and $15 tailor made nes At 30, 5 e, 130, from six inches | LADIES' AND CHILDRI UNDER- ! s G Bl ; 850, reduced 1o Jeta MEbin s dhe Wik ‘enpan” B0W | o hre dned wile: woRR o TAR A TErL WEAR 4 Whito knltting lcobton 5o bally Mar-(| oL ind Manitow kel wiylenr tnd in o O dina Tust black cotton hose, | trimmed with astrachan, go at $5.00 | RINE HANDKERCHIERS in dainty | All the ladies’ and children’s jersey | crame crochet thread in all colors 3 for | {8 BOUrs tands Upop the. MiEhest point, regular sl quality, reduced to 89e. | each. : hand embroidered and fancy e and ibbed underwear from this b vy CHIBE dadd il G IPor 25¢ you ean buy our regular . All the $25.00 newmarkets in this lot, | porders at lc fe and 5 stock goes at ¢ : The Garden of the Go 5 fantas: ladics’ fast black cotton hos made for the finest trade, in all wool WORTH FROM 5 All the ladics’ gauzo underwear, lace v J ohildron's o 100 “qxlh ."“ S P et el bttt Fine Swiss ribbed vests in ecru nnd | bouvor, subin lined, invisible stripes i | oy ¢he cut steel buttons in this stocl | tritmmed, wus slc, goes now at 1 frooks threat § spools for de, Tiar: tourist with its welrd char “Crystal white, well worth 45¢, reduced to ,.\\.{5‘.'1. and broadcloth; choice of the lot, pee All the finest geades of ladies le | bours linen thread 3¢ spool, King’s 500 | 5™ e Lo H \Winds, Grand gl WL oty e LU et s MEN'S BLUE WORKING SHIRTS 15C Caverns, and the scveral mineral ) D FA S S : 4 thread wnderwear, yard spool e, Say white, pink und blue, ¢, reduced from [ MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS s Children’s whita aprons (4 to 12 yenrs). | R0k corsat stecl fe, worth 10¢, springs and always some new beauty to £50 and $1.00, s All the newest styles for the fali trade 3 LT Firinal Shaters satin striped nains ok and India linon, | AT NIEEDT @l slraplue, the eye in every drive and walk. 100 dozen ext ' heavy Turkish | sold formerly at from $5.00 to $7.00, go B nttig fanne Shitts =3¢ | trimmed with embroidery and lac ¢ i N order to'fully undérstand and approe- bath towels, extra va : at $2,00 cach } s 8 s e e PLERC ombroidery silk se per doz, spools; plush | 1 order to fully understand and appy ! RO LRl bt i e the grandure and_bewuty of this Hundreds of pieces hemstitehed sic'rt- | “1NSEL coud o poryaid, ezion it must bo seen, for it is ono of 5 dozen full 3 *| Al the highest priced novelties in el AN misses’ and children’s ¢l 240 e Y3 1 ing length embroidery at the ridicu- the indiscribable retreats of the “‘Great lously low price of Divide.” up to £15.00, go in ono lot 5.00, straw hat euch, v]‘-i”“ {nm]\~‘ n'm ‘l;nplrn s b mmupl good NS BT s AN MILLIN Y FRON I 4 e stock at less than half Joplin’s prices 1 B ¥ 1O RADIGE TAGENTCORYe SO o LACE MITTS, 2. D00 W B e B R bhld e e oms [ When visiting Manitou stop at_the sk napkins, | The finest line you over laid eyes on, All the finostimported Froneh flower . : lace mitts from this stock | avies, 75¢ each. g '“j'l"“‘:”\"_{"~ midway between Soda genuine water twist, #1. good value | all at ona-fourth their actual value. worth from $1.00 to $3.50 go at 25ca | & C & pair, : , 800 pounds pure Trish linen paper, (BUCELOIL SDLLY Auy of these garments can bo sccured | bunch. This is the greatest milline All the 25¢ black silk lace mitts go at | per pound; worth 50¢ = apking, | by miking a deposit on them. bargain ever offered in thoe city. 10¢. . . 3 119 reams commereial note paper, 18¢ Chautiguy Assemblies. dort mm\., worth $3.50; now $2.75. | ° K., K & K.'S DRESS GOODS. All the fine K. K. K. hats that were All the 50c pure silk Jersey mitts go B fter ream, Fifth annual session Long Pine, Neb., B 1 % _ BLEACHED DAMASK. Wo bought one entire tier of shelving | 50ld_on Brondway from $1.00 to $3.00 go | &b 25c. A e 5 cases fine white envelopes at for | August 1to 16, One v round trip | U ."'",'"f"v" W.'-‘* storaiat li'-‘ I sened and will p ss goods whicli we will sell to-morrow | @t 15¢ each in our basement. temember this is positively the last | bunch of 25, from Omaha, Neb. Tickets on sule July [ streot, the genial clorks will bo plonsed e L pla e LINENS FROM THI BROADWAY | day of the furniture sale. All not sold Juvenile books in endless vaviety at | 81 and August 1. to show eachi und every one of the gur- sl o lurge purchaso of G jaag ALIICE Sbirole sl b rocudnd e ranaainas STOCK, at'retail by Monday night will be sold | pr i ellent grounds, abundant springs, | ments to you whether you wish to buy 70-inch gonuino water twist "1'|'“f o oot s e s Lol gstny Stamped linen tidies at 2e; sold in | inone lump to a dealer. LADIES' HANDKERCHIERS. i Ushade and ihe best of talent | Or pot. In these garments the old ob- a0 e | A1 thiehvoolt ol lisaiin plnia colors w York for 19c. Remember this is your last chance. ; hom stitehed at 26, 3¢ | engaged to carry out an instructive pro- | jection, that they are rubber conts, is :_’_':;!.','"1»‘ T R CL G MR e N S S o L Stamped pillow shams, wide hemmed, TR BOST! ; L c o 10c to import, | et 1 o e enturely romoved, for there is no sign ) ¢ - g TR 5 o e 3 HAYDEN BROS. D., August 11 to 26. ~ Round tr te of | one can use them in place of ok or 9l¢ ench. Regular 28¢ quality All theiv 75¢ all silk surah silks go | . All the fine tray cloth table runner At the Camp Meeting. DENBIOS 33,00 from Omaha, \m”_I Tickots “an |overcoat, as they are cut in the latost WHITE NAINSOOK, 8 Gl e S oonEl Sbat The people of tho African Methodist Epis- SR W0 b those famous | fashion. "Anothior thing vou have aske 60 plecos. whito nalnsook, in o large | Anait Hlack and colored drees, gooc T ey | €OV CHURED opened a cump mecting in & Tom eom N CenakyYonTy b olwill lacli| G einga o e onjoy both the | i8 where to got a PIIRE FITPING assortment of checks, rogular price 11e, | B SHR A OV 0 henvietas, | 1 ; : dicato park last night. The meetings will bo | : » 3395, 1 is | Chautauqua entertainments and the at- | and light weight vubber shoe to keep ShetiOmon e s il e, Tt o o Held overy afteruoon and evening during tho STy 3 emor prices | tractions of @ health and plonsure re- | $our foot iy Why thoy also are hero REal Ly Cn i nids, silk finishe hairs, iiture, Whatoy veck. 03 ! oG oYitha e ; ind the finest line of zoods n L e mestown novelties and black silk sht will b closed out inTump | ™ho special foaumre this aftornoon will be | O these Buis, us cv LI LG 5 suonana, Az pightly numed the: "GLOVIE K177 diosigasy Dlugi Ekutoon dwalsla | ieveniliinas dllny i . the production of the great arama of “Hu- | ¢lss of millinc e et SMVR R INGS for they fit liko a glove and aro pluited back and front, turned collars | ®\pp i ol wool, sille finished henriet- B last chance. wan Life,”” by Va Key Chamberlain_and his . MISS AL 101 TSAAC e N i el St aorott and cuffs. at the low price of $1.00. tas, silk mohair, brilliantines, imported THI BOSTON STORE, company of vrofessional artists. This is a | 16th st., betwer snam and BILLY MAIR'S DOWNFALL, aellight ngiiakleashorgClioisidtoroRs T LN OING BARGATN ellicimonls sttt pueiimpodien W. corner 16th and Douglhs. | bible drama in two acts, aud furnishes the | Har = fitted up nicely with veivet carpst, sc Allof our ladies’ fancy silk striped £ »q”mlv‘ itioss an T binck Sy means by which cvery mau can learn some- o He Collected Cash for His Employers | 005, &€, s convenience of the and plain fannel waists, worth from [ 500 F00 B0 ST 7 No Shocs After 6:30. thing of his destiny. The Latest and Skipped Out. whon they come in to look at 2,50 to $3.75, reduced 1o §1.( Your ehotco of il the best quality, all | The clerks of the following retail shoe R T Improved sloopers, as well as elogant | iy Mair s anothor good man goue flntoon,subpopeieonkeiigliuin CORSETS e e ey desira to oxpress theit thunis to | A preity summer toa gowa i of gray fu- | freo parlor cars on the Chicago & North- | wrong ruslios, tooth brushus, syringes, ot JECTRRERS stock of the fol- f 1€ U ET A G0 Mand. hizh omployers for closing their places | T €43 Gl D e westornirallway vestibulod s Mair is well known in this city and until | Wik they soll AT RIT AL s woll s jevrated makes in corsots, viz: | prude dress' goods, go at e yard. SHbubinoRe 1ot yRight Batir: THE NEW POOL ROOMS, LR it the preseut time has ‘had @ reputn- | Whoiesale 1o the deulors. rompsow’s glovo fitting, | ® Romember tomorrow. is the last day | 48Y’s excepted, y giving us a 5 { : i that was unblemished. Be sure you makintoshes of this b oot oo | SL.R ErEat ozl fratiure, Yons e toget some recreation and fresh | openea Yesterday 1y Cooper, Binb & | ot his many acquaintances the s firm, for then you will not got the ever is not sold by night will be closed | M1 Tteaty L e N change. ——— announcement that various firms foreign made goods which so soon grow out in a bulk to w des Our friends and ps ill pleaso re- s Fire and Police Matters. bim for the embezzlement of nearl RiraC At aTaotn b it doy s for sum- PEGLIILIE S 2y member this and by ‘Shoes before 'ty peovle will find the now Bpase Ry oL neach hird in this country it ¢ et Sy . THE BOSTON STORE, e y e e B ond 116 e | Loundryman Hop Leo proferred chargos | will como as a startling surprise, | * s0 thoroughly disgusting. Thoso are for this sule 48¢. i 3 N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. | By pocioe elarks at foonth stroet, opposite Millard hotel, | against Oficor Russoll for assaultand tho | g er the st Sixices montios Wr s 30l | acid and sun eur v garment the e s st Hate. HAYWARD BROS. that opened yesterday, one of the finest | case was heard at the meeting of the fire and | city, ~ and Page, N . Co's mills | O1 Rubber Co. sells s properly 50 dozen ladies’ fine muslin night | ywonder of the age. An elogant hat | NORRIS & WILCOY appointed pool rooms in the we police commissioncrs last evening. Both |av ' Tokeka, It now tanspires | eurcd with STEAM heat ARTER they gowns, tucked, yokeand rufile, 50c euch. AR 00800 0 a0 entranco through the of | sides of the c were heard aud the board | that he has shipped, and_ with [ are ALL MADE UP. which ensurcs " MBLAZERS §2.95. nLjou el (ABS 00N kplont lUceswhilo 0on on Douglus street. No | decided tuat the ofiicer was not guilty him) $3707 ¢hat Ko had icallogtad for Neal durability and pl wd any g AlL of our fino flannel blazers that we | Y S8 SUEMR STl c b i co - pared to fit it upina | Eli Garrott was appointed a special police- | {(7fr0d and 300 belonging to Page, Norton | ment mado any other wiy soon becomes have been sclling at $3.50, $4.50 and '8ito 14 Capllaliavenne De.Swetnam,N 16th & Dougla -cluss and it will bo v man for service with the health department | ™ Mair left Sunday morning two weeks ago, 5,00, reduc i S 50140l o =t S o = | apt to find favor with the sports from and W, F. Bradloy n special for duty on | saying that ho wis goit t0 Topeka to com: IR STOCK OF T e e e s A Rennett's Bargain Counter opening. Farnan streets, botween Twenty- | plain of a shipment of flour, aud on th 48-inch black, all silk elining chuir cars daily between Omaha | On sidewall in front of store Books are made on all sporting events, | fifth and Twenty-seventh strocts, | ceding Friday ovening oponod a_sud DRRAPING NETS and Dendwood, So. Dulk., frce to holders —Ts- including combinations. N MR CR ORISR BT G (ST e regardless of cost of first class transportation. City offic ., awonder toall, ~ Baseball is given up to one room by “nief Galligan seat in . reqnest that tho | Ho was last scen at the Missouri Pac Tl-meh all silk 1401 Farnam street, depot 15th and | Ladies’ felt b itself, the gnmes being received by tel- | board authorize his buggy to be repumted. | depot, but instead of taking 2 —— SASH RIBBON, Webster, 7. . BUCHANAN, : aph by innings. .| Granted. : passed throuzh the depot and d 7 regular $1.35 and $1.50 qualities, re- o ssonger Agent, ; e 106 each. Liberal 0dds are given on all events in | The rehcaring of the Riter liquor case was | 1§ supposed he went to tho Blaffs mud. took a Mro. M. D. RILEA'S aueed to 75 a yard L g ' Book and station; e now going | the sporting world. continued until the next meeting. train for the east. ty pins I doz., hooks and eyes le pers hair pins be, senhardt hair pins e, worth price S5e, Plush balls in all colors 10¢ per doz.; onks t sold bad it not entiraly worthless. Lm)ua 3 Poriodical Pl“‘l. fow remnunts of G. A. R. Bxcursion. Bottom all out. The rooms are the coolest to be found | Swanson & Holst wers grauted a trans: Mr. Neal says his books aro all vight up to BUNION PROTECTOR: By fer of their liquor license from 2302 to ST SASH RIBIC o Detroit, oilut soup, 2o and the public will here find every con- [ (& of theit Bd . 202 tha ihun ra(ilagte monbh and b Lellkyee o rogulac 750 and $1.00 qualities, reduced [ On July 81, August | and 2 the Wa- | Parlor venienco and comfort in trading and S T T cAmo suspicious that 6 was being iatehod e yard bash will soll tickets to Detroit at one wge Ilhlx!n ot s ch. watching the progress of sports. The Joplin Stock & AR T d - 4 A 3 and fled. Two bavgains in ladies’ embroidered | fare for the round trip. For tickets and Makn a special trip 1o’ our st y 3 T = .| Of books, all kinds of stationer, £ Mair did not show up at Topeka and a man HANDKERCHIERS farther Information call at Wabash of. | will not bo disappointed. I A Strenge Story™ on page 9 in AL werythine that | was sent here to look up his accounts, finding 2. (I " 0 2, W. R. BENNETT CO. this issue. mucilages, e thing that the shotaizo above mentioned. ::x‘“’l‘* and 19 onch, reduced from 15c | fice, 1502 Far: "‘(““\ 2 MR ; 4 ST — is sold in a first class book store will be | "5 Delieven that Mair has returned to his 3 STIGER & Co. 3 N For Family and M al Use. Mus. Gervaise Graham’s famous Cu- | on sule at our store Monday morning. | old home in Scotland, where ho has a_ wife TR TS “m ho. Nob, The family wine and liquor house, 616 (umln:l and Elder Flower Cream and | g purchased this from Mr. Zabriskie, | #ud child He has worked for vari SHOR DEPARTM S Rareisnbam ot North 16th street, have the echojeest | Qther “uids to beauty” at Mrs. Julia S o Rl ot rax saciub Hessl thin [l ooyand wasan O e T e e ror s ) AR 5 Binacarnio s e renosilory T e G BT b vociully s drug store, corner 24th and BABE0% 1orse & Co. I Lo same sizo shoo: | Slps on' and off with the low prices in ladies’, B faE Salsaladifor [Lmily needbRataloatntan i Call and get Mrs, ) cents on the dolla - stoking, 1hloy an cnturiol, loint” snd wivos in= misses and childrons shoes the coming [ The Ohicago, Rock Istand and Pacific | quantity at wholosale pr warranteq | ham’s little book “How to Be Beauti- | - 50c books for I Rond A Strange Story” on page 9 in | e e byt A Fuller & Co.. Kinslors Drug wook, Ha Will run trains to the Chautauqua |y delivered at your door. rocetve instructions on using ¢ books for this sssued. taroy M eCormioR&undennd ook ezghue Btore Ladies’ tan tennis, 7e worth $1.2 grounds July 12 to 21, inclusive, as fol- | Hiller, Ismond hotel block. Tel, 178 preparations. All strect car lines 90c books for i I Fietory 0i20 Sherman street, Chicago. iy Ladies dongola tip Oxfords, $ Tow L BN bring you to the door. $1.25 books for THE REALTY MARKETD ENUINIE MICROBEKILLEK 13 KIDDS GERM regular price 3 Leave Council Bluffs: 6:10 a. m., 7: Snmuel Burns writes from the St T S s $ = =Curgainililikgnapilisoniap i kIR Ladies’ dongola easy low-button Ox- | . m., 10:02 a. m, 10:30 0. m., 180 p. m. shiro s and Bohemia that Teachers' Excursion ti To 35,00 bagkg fop Tho, [A5TROMENES nlisedSpn ranard iUzl i an Bt fords, $1.20; regular price $1.50. 4200 p. m., 6:57 p. ., 780 p. m. goods were never so cheap and he is | The Chicago & Northwestorn railway | Ink, 1¢ a bottle; mucilage, 50c a bottle. 5 WARIANTY DEEDS, Dre:pranallion rephlus kot elow anth QiAW e Ladies’ dongola turned button New- ve Chautavqua: 6:40 | . | Buying an unusual quantity, and in con- | has made lialt fare rate to Toronto and | Lot of stationery—writing paper in | menry Arnold 1o Nelson Toneray, lov5 a ; ile erageisad port common sense, 2 old price #. Wil m., 11:30 0, m., 2:2 3 sequence wr his house in order to | retucn in July for the annual meeting of | hoxe: worth and cost 75¢ to im- bik i Proyn P $ 2 tek & Lund, Omah elchor, Hownrd Ladies’ 3,50 shoes and Oxfords, $2.90. | p. ., 6:15 p. ., 10:15 p. m. muke room for new importations to offer | the X Educational Association. f o, il MMuskiind wrifoie {9SInabiEiiin Jaeiiee A HG Sopk b0s A Fow 10 shoes and Oxfords 3 e 10 per cont off on everything until Au- [ This rateis open to the public. The | P& 0 op oo i boxes, 0e; cost | 0 It Brmnele and wiie: 0 W 1 Maiiis All $2, nd Oxfords . Helin & Thompson, tailors and men’s | gust Ist. Call and be convineed, railronds east of Toronto have named QUL R QNOF ) y 60c; cosf BIXEN foet i s part Jor g Gives. 10 PEOFLE wri 2.00 shoes of all kinds . furnishers, 1612 Farnam. Summer styles. 318 Farnam street. tourist rates to all the principal eastorn | $1.00 to #1.25 to import. : Denylygunuinehioyanil wiresw dten v oy apc o oporatiout Hl 'h'u:h lllr(l”llm\ ~1; $1.30. ~ < —_———— points from the For further infor THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO, EC Dennctt und wife to A L Dennett, o Focele: b .‘..“‘lr shoes of A1l kinds $1.00, ) 5 wet. 905 N. Y. Lif cursion to Detrolt. tion apply at city ticket oflice, LIOI Far- ————— Jots 110 4, DIk 67, South Omih 17,000 it nino’ cori Con s if you want shoes, . 2 I August 1 and 2, the Chicago, | nam street. . R. Rircir HE'S EROKE, BDinmandiniie ) 0D Sulis g0 ¥ i ‘m( ) STIGER & €O, Nea 1000 Miles trom the Sea. | Milwiukee & St. Paul railway will sell | G 1% WEST, Gen'l Agt. EE Ironch i ) e ad Corner | ifteenth street. y S round trip tickets to Dotroit T,,l Tethrn (o1 i) Mr. Rabbitts Comos to Omaha in Safy lot 4. bk Bk Central Park, — The 4 e 't, Garfie for ON CARLE Do RN B ot il 4 1 Condition. G }.I llvh)h he ko u‘uf‘»‘tnflj-:- Miss Alice tsaacs, Sp cial. Beueh, on G Lake, eighteen | tion apn FOr IR AN | amilion Warren: M. D ecloctie William Ravbitts, je., arrivea in the ity |00 B SR AT s uiicai, Tomorrow, Monday, only, we will sell | miles from Sult Lake City.is veached vin | WSTON, | magnetic physician and surgeon, Spe- | 1st night without a cent. N any trimmed hat in stock Tor $8.98. It | the . Union Facific, “The Overland 3 N 6 [ty, diseasos of women and children, It might seem u littio cruol to thus parado | Chrl 1‘.1.11‘/“‘1.“:‘{I| [ Miiisby, “lo ui, is not necessary o quote our formor | Route,” nnd is now open. 5 vt 119 N. 16th str elophone 1488, Mr. Rabibius’ inancinl condition to an Bt Ml D0 DLk 11, RAwe KIDIVS QUICK TOOTH & IEADACIE CACHETS prices on theso hats, as every lady know: N > only renl: g i) sympathetic world were it not for tho fact | 14400 Greson 1o Christ Jautzen, ot L'Ha only remody that rellevos toohnche, heads ¥ 3 y lady knows This is the only real sand beach on that he had & wethod in visiting Omana with | '} it Wi ) ) LGS i ity 24 donen { tho class of milline i¢d by us, Great Sult Lake, and is one of tho finest Decision in Fawer of thy Chicago, | an empty purso, His money caused him | 1o rs ot Javon Shill 66 & Vateh arsd, - | e w puckoo. Ne e Wi, ‘o (U7 8. 16tk st botwoon Farnam and | bathing and pleasuro resorts in the | Visit 8. A, Orchard’s spectal salo do- Milwaukeo & St. Paul Ry, troubld the lust time ko was here, 1t was | ik 14 Sl second wda [ o | e e i Taction Can b wrnoy sts. & west. 3 partment, as you may find just what you | The new nalace sloopin ‘of the | abouta year ago when ho came in one Satur- | J N Setineand wite to ' Ferson, i lot et £ nTia i Gocdman § For complete deseription of Garfield | need in the furniture sline at very much | Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Ry.. New Pi Uay mieht Witk €00 in Dright crisp bills in | b bk, Westtwn Purk New Pianos For Rent. o - : 2y Beach add Great Salt Lake, send to E. | yeduced prices. Continental block, 15th | with electrie lighas in every berth, will | & it L e shw o A. Hosve, jr., 3 Douglas street, L. Lomax n'l pass. and ticket agent, Ars 1 of sh 11 Thomson 1o 1 S 1 und Douglas street continue to lonwe tha Union depot, | peie A L atThomusonta B A K ronatan 1ok Read A Strange Story” on page 9 in this issue, opies of “Sights and Scenes - Omaha, at 6:20 p m., daily. Passengors { his new bills in payme shoo I QUIT ¢ LA DEEDS. Wb A Glimpse of Great Salt New Scale Kimball Piano. taking Lhis train myoid teansfor at Coun- | was shocked at thé size of Mr. Rabbitts' roll, | 1 iy fujekey to W J Knox, lot e Lauke. Sold on easy payments. A, Hopse, | cil BIufTs, and aerive in Chicago at 9:30 | refused tosell him the shoos and reported | fieividery BUTTER DOWN AGAIN e je. 1518 Douglus stree o, m.. in amplo & y, ce Stern | Bim to the police us a counterfeiter i YN auawy Bothesdn & Coifax minoral water, (AL O Conmdctiona. Ticheut afica, 1201 e | - Just us Mr: Kubulits veuvtied s notel w | & \eath At Hayden Bros. Shermun & MeConnell's pharmucy. W. T. Seaman, wagons and carringos. | street. F.'A. Nasii, LR MARIE o4 (ol UAY Balsoumen i Vand s Wo ‘“‘“,'""'”‘l butter for 106; the Anost | Gasoline crover s = : ; PSR ITS E.J. PRESTON, Goneral Agent. where he w L for soveral hours beford | o oty e M aimder tancy Towa | 1gvo Repair Works, 1207 Douglas. IS COOL THERE, el S s B i iore i o Drmaba | iz B firat-clnss, and prices lowo - - i . Tho Wahoo rvobler Wakoo, | ever si ! I W rsdlosh A It lower than any Usab Bor Rusiogs. 6,138 Feet Above the Sea Level Nep ot (e b RN (ot vinit e olwiw] HAYDEN BROS., Grocers, I d vine miles north of Ogden, Seventy-three miles south of Denver, | sherill’s sale, This will be a good yeur ne 5 ] - " | the Union Pacifie, at the foot of tne | dlmost under tho shadows of that | for milling, us wheat crop is good. presaniasBriinbiglon: | rry Reasonubl Wabsatch range, are the Utah hou | | Prince of the Range,” Pike’s Peak, n - “XAEEHER. 0F IR RIS Summer tourist rates are offered by spring y py have a elevation of the presenco { the most impressive Calite Excursions. A R sk the Chicago & Northwestorn railway. | about 4,500 fect above s evel, and ave | Panorama in the Rocky Mountains, lies Pullman tourist sleopm car exeurs Full information at theiv eity ticket | far superior s colebrated hot | Coloradv Sprin sions to Californin fic coust bR 7 i : S A The flow is about | 1t 18 essentially a homo and health ve- | points leave Chicago every Thursday, 5 - itor per day, which | sort. Here is coicentrated great wealth, | s City every Friday vin the Sunta st, Young Man, Go East. is condneted Into the hotel Teom the | and more people have summer homes | Fo route, = Tiekot from Chicago sy's fumous. ad- | springs in pipes iviite bathing and | here than inany of the other frequented | & from Sioux City, Omaha, Lineoln vicoand go east, Gofor a change—to fish, | for tho great o ) places in Colorado, which is due ‘to the | Ly to climb mountains, to loiter in shudy The bra air of tho Wahsateh | fiet that it is one of the u attractive, luncs, to saunter by old ocenn, to revisit | range, mingling with the saline breezes | 1% Well as most healthful cities in the r 3 the scenes of your boyhood, but o of the'greut Salt lake, with the pure | YO8 i \ 1 ! 4 P SPIOI ALIST ro by the “BURLINGTON ROL ' | water of these thermal,balsainic springs, | P t duys, cool nights, health- eur ¢ 5 y condueted b : | sive s Years Fnco I the Treatment of Three daily trains leave Omuh g nowhere excelled for dvinking or bath: | Kiving springs, good hotels and the oviend on 1t Pa | V TE ISE a m,, 4:30 p. . and 9:20 p. m., for Chi- | ing pus 5, produ natural um‘,w.; quietness of this beautiful city comb) accol v par ) PHI “ D ASES cago, making close connections in the | nation of murvelous curative properties, | 1 muke it a desirable p Or tourists | exeu ler co 1 full particu | #y phily, Loss Man- latter city with all express trains to Bos- | aud muny ¢ s of rheumatism have | #nd one of the greate in the | lars an i ) A i " rdors sunl Orgeny. Skl ton, New York, Philadelphia and all | been cured here when other remedies | WSt Sunta k ) points in the east and southeast. W. K. | huve failed. Reached only by the Union | . Iemember that it is located on the | car be aill, city ticket agent, 1228 Farnam | Pacific. E. L Lomux, Gen'l Puss and | Ubion Pacifie. E. L. Lomax, Gen'l | Passeng ! | ; B Gl RS, strvet Tk't agent, Omauha, Neb. Pass, and Tk’t Agent, Omaha, Neb. l“l N. Y. Life Bldg ahi sk, Used in Millions of Homes—4o0 Years the Standard, e th Al M sheanaly H ol