Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1892, Page 8

HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAY 1. 1892-TWENTY PAG CSTONEILL'S - -~ STONEMILLS. DRUGGISTS, WHAT LS YOU|THE BOSTON STORE BENNISON BROS, NOT YET READY T0' REPORT Wonderful Values for Next Week, I —_ Two dollars’ worth of goods for one Bo fure and Notice Our Stapendous Silk | We are 8till Keeping Up This Great | Docs Your Oonscience Bother You for | Wo Buy a New York Retail Stock of Town- | A Groat Big Pargain in a Ladies' Tislo | In other worde, a dollar has twice its [ County Oommissioners Took No Action of Offer. fale Oharging £uch Exhorbitant Prices? send mad Montant. Taread Hose. wm-:n\mn; power when applied to our the Nebraska Ocntral Matter. gre. Argains, § i reabsly Sensational offerings in our magnif s STONEMILL BUYS 2,000 SILK LENGTHS | IN OUR MILLINERY ~ DLPARTMENT | ARE YOU FINALLY ~ “TUMBLING?" | Fixz URESS GOGDS, SILKS AND JACKETS | CLOSING OUT OUR WALL PAPER cent jewelry department LEFT OVER FOR A SPECIAL MEETING 1,000 child’s solid gold band ri as He —_— ot h, sold by jowelers at de. 83c for A Greut Dress Goods Sale on the Docket [ 1t 1o a Wonder to the People of Omaha | The Public Has Had Their Eyes Opened and | This Stock, One ofthe Finest in New York, | We Offer You Unheard of Bargains in Every | £0lid gold band rings, with fino rhine: | s, paddock Displensed at An Appointd clenting Catting That We Can Do it—Prices That Are d of Paying “Long Estab- e to Yousme Mass of Fashion. Department Monday—1f You Want stone settings, worth $2.00. 5e, 10¢ and for Mondag—Unr & & 185 for Greoian Haie bawd 3 ment Made by the Tonre of Urices for Bargain are Dificult to stk i ble Bargalas—On Salo To- to Suve Money Seo Us tifrios He meney, | OhS Tor Taaiant ool THouse Tonds- South Omuha nlize, o Bennett's, orrow. onduy AR (e AUt ok Day. Realize, Bennett's, morrow Monday. front bar pins. 23c a pair for brilliant and the Rond Fund, & —_— —_— a— cardrops, worth $1.00. Ladies' solid e g fusl W (i o T % .| wold eardvops, rhinestone settings, 49 1 Wo purchased of oneof the largest We will let you inon the inside as to o .\yl!‘l\uu ,\.q\ u.‘.;xm.nu vl::”(hl\.f‘u'(‘ .8 DRESS GOODS 49¢. ' We will offer again Monday the ladies | Foin ™ 500 ‘m"‘ silver "“,‘"l*‘;wh""“ When the county commissioners el houses in the United States every cut | pow we are nble tosell millinery at | thatthe general public ure geling vory 185 picces wool Bedford cords, all wool | fancy lisle thread hose at 50¢ pairy | frumes 25 oach, sold olsewhero it $1.00 | yesterday aftornoon they thought that thes piece of silk they had in their house. tived of puying you your grey and tan dingonals strictly all wool | formerly sold from $1.25 to $3.00 pair. cut, no mattor whether there had 5yards | We doalarge wholesale business in | and are leaving you and getting Bennett | oyening shades albatross, nll - wool | of it Choice of any fancy lisle thrend stariinie tiple, piaved. Vablesioons, | wany, ik (s Feporyevks noy TaFteamin been cut off or if there were fifty yards, | 0o to fill their prescriptions at quarter the | haptiste 44-inch all wool plaids in light | stocking in our store ats0c pair. Do . A1Ves Hntl TONIE §1L08 Tap | | A1 51 thio HRouss Ta vHe GRS HYE'S ki No matter whether there was an end of | 1018 Hne: prices you charge? combination, eve de of these goods | not miss it Monc You may never 1 of tho papers fu tho case had been re- vib- | Or wern you afraid that “Bennett’s | gold in Now York terbury colebrated alurm | ferred to County Attornos Matoney to pros 2 yards or yards, as long as it had We import all our own velve 0 . trom $1.00 to §1 \ n striko s u bargain, ach, worth $2.00. Tadies - i P " been cut, it was sold to us at a certain | yons, 1ncos, flowers, cte. pointers” would show you up in your | yard, Your choice tomorrow 4ic | Also ladies finest guality prime kid scketbooks and purses | pare acontract for the signatures of tho coms g percentage. We teli you the gospel ! true light and explain why you charged | vuped, gloves, rogular price $2.00, © Take what sus pele 56,10 atid 18¢ for purecs | missioners and tho railway ofiicials, bat as And our hats are all bought by the | so much for filling prescriptions. o the task was o casy ono he could uot ket the 1t it will oo pleces all wool imported cropons | you w and finest grado vl man silk finish henriettas, 44 inch high | umb! truth, that we purchased these silks 40 per cont off the warket price, and the | case from the manufacturer direct. 1t looks very w emall remnants at 60 per cent off. In You claim it is nt Monday at $1.00 pair, sk whip cords, Ger- Just arvived 100 hiack silk 26 llus, with fane; worth threo times the money. 2ac for new stylas purses and pocketbooks, worth i Ladies’ Dbelts in all y much tha il on neh sun oxidized handles, document ready, and as a 1 before the board at au adjourned session to We thus save you one profit StoTs, \ : ; ) 4 consequence of which tolorrow wo aro AR A R aoctors, 5 grade black brillinntines, Your choice | at $2.00 ¢ Livery one warranted. e hew. stvles from 23¢ to 81,08 | be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. going to offor the greatest bargains in [ Wo will give you a sample as to what [ You lay the blame ail on the doctor, | of the lot at (9 a yard _Great of carpots and curtains, | o\ ositivoly show the best line of be In the transaction of tho Foutine busivess silks of every description ever offered in | kind of u saving it is. ““{‘\v' 1t 'Ih‘"_:‘“'“"'x- w5 VBTt e INTRA Sl’li“l.\|l,. it You mmu-l L great mistako if you do ot | iy tho city for the money, Splendia [ Mr Paddock, wio had just returnod from e 761 i U s iy don’t you come rig 22 picces fine imported cloth for | figure with us on carpets; our st des | pargains i s, plotuves, o directors’ meeting of the Union Pag thia countr You have no conception 6t b bl B unbetmtnod Bt Uhab | welrovlonms the GoNn nu8 sy thub MpoH pieces fine imported v | figure us on carpets; ourcarpetde: | papenins in frames, pictures, cn the directors’ meeting of the Union Pagifio jackets and capes, Hl-inch imported | partment works day and night, « of how cheap you can buy silks until BB (81 SV 5 o refiection you havedecided to reduco all | trepons, heavy Bedford cords ou nd still | come in. We ad ) nd fine | the rush continues. We will sell you wkets, ete,, et 1,000 fino pustel | road, had but little to ray, though it was an punel pictures at these are the fin- [ easy matter to discover that he was as mad tised silks Friday | costs a milliner 50¢, for Saturday to clear out our stocl, She will sc 25 5 your prices and expect thereby, not 1o 1 imported broudeloth in tans, carpets at the very lowest prices and | og {68 6707 PIRGA S nwiea o P e T 4 received them yesterday afternoon per This same hat costs us about 25¢. customers, but o so largely inerease | §3.00 a yard to import, go tomorrow at [ factory depnrtment: sxtraoraineypindncementss h""'_ '(“’ s e b B Amorican cxpress. Tomorrow \\|‘il\|nul We will sell it for 80c. s "“‘;“‘\l'v‘“‘q‘:"t“':": L al results will | 31,25 4 yard. ; W ul\n{l soll Jous good llinllm\\l \‘\'iu- $1:05 toF B6toralod. GHIEILGE. SGts, PAL | ATORIW. n;..:«h‘;-"LLM 5 6 APROIATEA doubt you can buy a silk dress cheaper > = .| be equally as satisfactor 1.25 SILKS AT 59c. dow shade, mude up complete, in best g : 83.08 el Ay it : = than you can ot & wool ono for ordinar- | YOU 18k us why we sell them so close. | ‘The doctors get . very smull pro- | Al the silks from this stock in black | spring fixtures at 2 5 sl of 80 place 805 for decornted ton. sots | constablo for South Omann. \ ilv. Read theso prices. Well, we sell about 25 to any milli- | portion of your profits. 2 and coiors, in rich failles, pure silk A fine opaque shade, complete, only clothts wringors, the ,.m“rh“ Mr. Berlin moved that the application ba 000 yards of china and surah silks ab | e one, If they are to blame why is8 it that | Rnadamas heavy gross grain silks, all | 45¢ each. wood framo, G108 tubs. at . 450, | referred to the committoo on Judiciary. It 19¢ a yard. They come in cvery shade PURA S R W rrae. | Yowchargo a customer that comes in | gilk printed foulards, and 24-inch black Wo mako shades to order, any 8ize or | 550 and 650; clothos linos, 5e: clothes | W03 SO referred. e how. 6 difteront cotors. They | THERE I8 THE WHOLE THING | with a_prescription, NOT FROM tho | India and China silks all goatobc a | kind, and guarantoe the prices the low- | 1 "I hat dazs stap-ladders, 5 foot. soct | MF: I'addoek moved a reconsideration and are beautiful qualities, some of them [ IN A NUTSHELL. doctor for whom you oftice ront, | yard. est west of Chicngo. Wash boilors, with copper botton, ase: | then woved that the appointment bo mado. worth up as high as $1.00 a yard. We Ok Wcnaay we: Wil ‘pive you s pereentage, ef the s you dothe At 69¢ a yard, your choice of the very | 8We offer Monday 50 more pairs of Mrs, Potts’ patent polished sad i ne, Mr. Berlin stated that . A, Barvett nad also have blacks and white in them, as i NSRS LIMINAL one who comes from your doctor, 80 to | highest grade fancy China silks. These | those elegant chenille, portiere curtains, | goe n st 1000 usefal kitchen articles | PPvlied forthe position and that his apphea~ Woll as every color imaginable, and you | bargains that will make your haiv stand | spenk? a¥o nll the nuwost, designs in Ghinu | Qudo on both ends, and fFlnge on bOUh | 1t o, Seand. 86, worth Ave. thines e | o avas in the hauds of'the colnmiltss, e can have your choice off this table Mon- | on end. “]}’U(;:‘l'uvzinrx\-‘;()x‘ul‘f:ni“l:fis!\"w to one s | silks, ends. Al new colors; only 85.00 pairi [ monay. Our baby carriage business this | - Mr. Paddock said that no know but 1ittia, d t 19¢ o yard. f 3 50 BLAZER JACKETS, 21.50. ¢ By AVA90: 4 'Hu:—uuin No. 2. If you are going to need a hat this In order to roust the doctors justly you 200 ladies’ fine spring jackets in tans, W at & i vear has been enormous—and no wone “1 guess that's true,” responded Mr. we clo have the celebrated Whitney maice, | Berlin, - ng out wall paper. Mon- 2,800 yards of figured chinn and indin | epring or summer now in your oppor- | Will huve to get up o sliding scalo of | grays und blacks, elegantly embrodered | day we offer choice of any of our fine | tjo e X ¥ R | Mr Paddock in replyine stated that he L 54808 § ; R S Bex h ) ! the best 1n the orld. We want our " _ silks. in all colors und all kind of figures | ¢y prices urs, sold in New York for $3.50, go sat 16¢ roll. Remember anything | snles to rench the 500 mark the coming | 18 somewhut surpriscd to learn that Mr. and polku dots, with stars and crescents LHYG b i i 3 lake fish of one and fowl of the 0. in our wall paper stock at 15¢ roll. Just | woek and o put the prices to do i "'““" opposed rulm_.\dl.n‘u m.xn}n-r.\ b and "overs Kind of Tieurs (maginable, | 6 cases of Indies’ untrimmed sailors in | other.” 0L s 00 SPRING JACKETS, $3.98. IoPTOHB VI e NGWIHb Hob:Del VIOF LHEH | 6L g FIORE WiILHOLEEIL HOUF SEONVY (I meoven e hroiBLe SREECE SECEs o :H"')‘ wil_llluu ln]mlxx‘l;o\\'uxlnll”‘.:lh' :m\"‘:l\xl":ll-. black, brown, tan, gray and white at ‘,Uh.‘,’“ UL RAA A il m‘i“:“\‘l‘“flg;': "hwl[\ W ‘]”"l "“3’ i “’:““' i“""l“‘"b‘\‘;‘,l"’ o o Youmust see them. Visitors will find | The county clerk was instructed to adver- heso will make bea J B o T e T you? % i 5 and navy blue reefers und blazer juck- ire le"white goods Monday. our store themost attractive place in th tise two wecks for bids for drugs to be used dresson or waists, This is n chanco to [ 15¢ milliners’ price, 50c. EVERYBODY cts, with lurgo pearl buttons ~and | _ Great sale dress goods und silics Mon- | Citv. CAlL are cordinlly weloome . ° | at the county hospital. got silk for a shirt waist awful cheap. 175 dozen of the finest quality of blac Get your prescriptions filled at Ben- | notehed collars, sold in New York at J ; T STOTR R T L1 Bargain No. 3. chip flats at 29¢ each nett’s at faiv prices. )0, 2o tomorrow at £3.08. Great sale outing flannels Monday at 19 Farnam s ST ST A ren Ut UH L VR GLE plalii bt ke Lo S Our drugs are the Lest the market $12.50 JACKETS FORR $5,00. 5 yard. ol G NV aFLINe} CoP LA ORI They are not such awful expensive silks, These are worth 0.00 a dozen at tho | afford reefor jackets, mado of | 20 picees fine German table damasksin oy Best 008068 CoUTL HotE6 SHOHU] but they are worth $L.25 a yard. To [ factory. There are no two qualities of drugs | fino all wool dingonal worsted and light | bleached und eream ut 50c yard. The No. % Wheeler & Wilson sewing o are bouds thut wero votea to Aid in make these clear out in a short space of [y used in filling preseriptions. colored broudcloth welt seams, ‘ge lot of towels to close out from | machine sold o ; | : the construction of the court house and are 1 . g Millihets 56 8175 ohd g - v hy ' M| 0 ino sold on monthiy payments, U time, wo will closo them out &t 30c LS BOILL RO mHOrIB 15751081 Wa do such a large prescription trado | regular tuilor made’ style, satin lined, | 5¢ up to 1se each. GEO. W. LANCASTER & CO.. Ayts due July 1, 1902, and payable July 1, 102, AL yard, Therearo only about 500 yards | A lot of odds and ends in hats we will | that our drugs ave always frosh. New York price 312,50, tomorrow they | Lavge lot of fancy silk ornaments at 514 8. 16th LS o e b of these, 80 como in very early. close out at &c each. Our patent medicines ave all stand- | go at $5.00. 9¢ dozcn, worth from 5e to 20¢ ench. ————— O LS Terln 18 € tho. obiulon|that, tie" Aeby Now comes o great plum. ’ FRAMES ards. d JTACKETS FOR $10. Come in Monday. Bargains in every irand Opera Hous R S ey The greatest of the lot—unheard of PRAMES. The only differenco being, if any, | Al the high grade oxtreme novelties, | department. The celebrated melo-drama “*Roxie,” | “'Pyg resolution was referred to tae commits and wonderful, stupendous bavgain. | Milliners ask you 25¢ for an ordinary | whero driggists buy a half dozen we | Bedford cords, English clay worsteds Don’t forget wall paper Monday. introducing an English sawmill in | teo on finance. Stupendous because we know our cuss | v f buy a gros: novelty cheviots in rlish box coats. BENNISON BRO: ; Xiver Thi g . | City Attorney Van Dusen of South Omaba ! BUCk o (fame. : - 5e. : et ; 1ty L 3 2 A operation, also River Thumes and other tomors will come in and grab at this lot, | PUCkram frame. Wo sell it to you forse. | "gannott’s Proparations” aro taking | sold in New Yok for $25, go tomorrow — O e ot appeared befora tho bourd to ask what hud Wonderful because it has previovsly Milliners ask you 50c for silk wire | the lead, They are made by us. 310 each, - : ll‘”’l"‘l .,(.\ n‘, ‘xf ‘nl.\ is f ,“ ;'m}mfixfl‘. \.Lxlx:‘:l:"t‘:llx\‘flllxlu:A\I!l;:lx'l{‘nl xlv(u- road been unheard of. frames. Monday we will s They are guaranteed by us A1l the ladies! short shoulder capes go The “Denver the latest irilling situations that have mude | fund dur L L0 Ly WL . ) 4 o will sell them at y [’ Y us. £ ho ladies short shoulder capes go | ) 1 he 3y | i b & STTOLBT EhT G The bulk of this great purchaso, | Y And we arc here on the ground to re- | in one lot at $1,98; ‘out of sight ’ service on the Union Pa- [ *Roxie’such a card eass will bo repro- .‘-I,‘f.‘,‘.:.lfi D ubaa g n\f‘m-xfmf:”p.“:“g‘.’\.,:,.‘.’, worth $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and £3.50 o fund to you your money if they fail to All the ladies’ long military capes in fie, will be of inestimable benefit to the «1”-‘;,1 at Wonderland this week, 17507 Gee” of South Omaha did not want te rd, and comprising wros grains, Milliners ask you 50c for soft erown | do the work this stock, worth up to $15, go at $1.9¢ along the line of that system. The Also the beautiful illusion, “*Cupid’s | qppear hasty, but it tho couuty would not \ in rhadames, faille francais, engal- In buying these goods you are dealing | cach. train wiil leave Omuha at ( m.. | Disappear give the matter any attention tho courts frames. Monday we will sell them to , changeable tafetas, changeable directly with the manu THE BOSTON STORE, Fremont 7:20, Columbus § nd | Phe Indiana fat school boy, weighing | would bo asked to furnish the relief. 3 glaco, in fact every kind of silk manu- | youat 1 ing the jobbe! W. Cor. 16th and Douglas sts. | Island 10:05. Kearney 11 th | 000 pounds. | R T ae rRBtiLeaAT Ul DaviL LT Fo MUn Aas for ¥ 066 i S GRS Piiitte, 1925 B e T lkabut 210:200na The Czar Russian horse, mano G3 | devted to buth Omaha and South Omaha. Ha , and it will \ TRIMMINGS. [ ———— o “ e favored mecting committess from the 1wa ayard. 'Now if you haveany money | o R L Is there any r Elegant Souvenir, arcive at Denver at 7:40 a. . It will | inches long. 1 city councils and reuching somo undesstand: come in, as it will be your last, groatest renc (‘r:v]ll..\ milliners’ price 50c, you better patents “WThe Western Resort Book,” a finely | carry a chair car and a sleeper. “lln 'S !1 ve .‘hml-nl r..uu.-".ll,‘ \lvylll‘.nn) ing. The county, Mr. Berha sud, did nos and only opportunity. This will be, as | our price 12ic a y Try us. atod publication deseriptive of all | o Haky P Divet seats o, purquot or dress iiele d00. g | 1ave the money “iow, but would bave i the nuctioneers terin it, first, sceond | o . e o OUR BUTTER DEPARTMENT the western resocts al ho lines of | City ticket agent, 1302 Farnam street. erformunces 2: 9 and | cash on Land July 1. z , fiest, Panoy tingol Sk = s OUR BUTTER D > salong tho lines o 3 zent, ; R : and last call.. You won't get them Syptonclesitpetlitiimmingijmillin This depurtment still communds the | the Union Pacifie system. e 10/p:/m. MravanibusouistatedgsiatiSouth someta agaio. ers ask you 7se, our price 25¢ a yard. attention of those sceking the pure urti- | -~ Cail'on Harry e, Douelucity ticket | 6. R Patten. deatist, Be bullding P e 3 o 5 , 9 Pk s ViR s s aha's Leading 3 as y oet the county col ssion- i DRESS GOODS. uaranteed ali silk crepe de chein, cle. ¢ S . agent, 1302 Farnag strect, ‘and secure o R The Excelsi vhich ,"\ > od every | ers for the purpose of a settlement. Warm woathor is at hand, You ought || oy om0 e Tn this line we don’t quote you prices | tiiis beautiful souvenir 60c souvenir glven away with every [ Tho Excoislor, Which hus appaqret overs e e ik to have your new spring dress. We iners ask you ¥ price 43¢ a | on STUFF, wo can’t call it butter, that oy purchase at Stonehill’s tomorrow. Saturday morning forithe past sevon TS | county owed South Omaha, but, notwith- wonder if prices will sell it to you, To- | yard. you wouldn’t have as a gift or if youdid | 50c souvenir given nway with every 1% in Omuha, was never newsier or brighter | standing that fact, threo timos us much of morrow we make a reduction on every ) i happen to buy would walk home and | purehase at Stonchill’s tomor Flog than n its issue of yesterday. More thau | tho road fund had'been expended in South 1 . o Rionohyir 2 R alle 50 o nehill’s tonmorrow. & i piece of dress goods in our house. You 5 BOCYEILe ’f‘h ".”“““"R in large dots, ‘et there” belore you did, D __.fi’ L oot a few Ameri- | usual space has been given to Council Bluffs | Omaha as haa been collected. may talk about an offer, but the prices all silk, milliners’ price, $1.50; our price We don’t'sell you *Oleo” and tell you e aae s abroad have often be embnr- su;‘lul_\' ana nu{‘hms\‘n: 13 n\llmmn.h[m' the 3 Mr. \ln‘nhm ‘urr’c:ll Il‘n-“hgulumcl:l"o:GIhu at which we are going to offer our dress Aayiian IbslEWe st oy T 2 5 ALLA s rassed by the searching questions put to | colsior across the river. Mr. Chase’s paper | demand, and asked that the committco on Zoods Monday uu‘Lvhth tempt SvatyIohe hondayidse. e countybaLen Sights and scencs in Colorudo. them by intelligent foreigners Tebhra, | has larger ndvertising patronage than auy | roads prepare s statement showing just tha Our trade demonstrates the fact that ) N B 5. LACE PIN | Sights and scenes in Idaho and Mon- | ;0 4 o > e weekly in Omana aud the reason is plain, It nount due. who contemplates purchusing o new | ORNAMENTS, LACE PIN C. | our methods are appreciated oo ing America.” Members of the general | {6 to,iyse, ix-Chairman O'Keoffe was called to ex- dress this seuson. We have Lad sucn [ Lace pins 2 a dozen, milliners’ price, OUR HARNESS STOR Sights and scones in Utah “"“f‘l""fll‘_'fl are ‘i"l‘l-".\' at the yorvignte —— blain the matter. He stated that much of tho P eR e Re i iy oo ro Comnal 16 ithceTire s ST ol : dnfLan. s way leading to ullthe marvels of mateh- ek o the Eas road work doucin So a was wi S © rip ope r id s Sights and scenes 1t Oregon and ni ST i 1e D SCHOCN.C A Senbiye | was vo come 15 share stock, 50 now read carefully our wou- | Handsomo jet and steel ornaments at | you that they are NOT filled with | washington, BORAI :ilv' nion Pucific system. the o went into effeet on the Chicago & North- | V4% to have come out of its sharo of the road L Ve i o city of h Omaha was boun ad route. Full information garding tours at the Union I'ac u of information in the Millar derful offer. i 15¢, milliners’ price, 50c. PAP Firstof all wo wish to say that all R western | Union Px \ssengers depot, On i leive the | o aetion of its oficers, and the records Sizhts and scenes in Alask : ha, daily at | of the county would show what money haa Iy UIRE THIS DONE when you | fhis isaset of six books heautifully if Long gold and far y head pins to be remnants will go for hall what they are buy one i bure: 0:15 p. m. and arrive at Chicago at 11:5) T G L T - HE) j e 8 illustrated, fuli of story and legend : b 14 DioiRatat Y g been expended. e o I e NSt rar s Eomi70 1l lusedlas G apman e Yont price Do) UL || i Somedothersiwill tkick andlrefusa to]| b i icds (U LIoOlstoRy A egent uoil el anditheMECapuoibuilaine: oiolobk 4ho!noxt morning! Mr. Van Dusen replicd that o understood remnants left in the house. 49 o otls0aiton = do this. St sonamhn o s Harry P Deven, This arrangement reduces the time to | that the city couneil of South Omaha had not & 7 ners ask you 50c for the snma. ; 5 tourist and are given ax to all men City Tie 1 I IR ) [ : nde A LN ZLh O ov that Now for the great bargains. i pRe Mark us, they are penitentinry made. | pars of the general conforence. They ity Ticket Agent, 1302 Farnam st. Chicago two houvs, and also affords con- | made any contract, uccepting the moncy tha ~We shall offor 8 yards of 42inch hen- FLOWERS. We are froing to keep adding 10 this | may be procured #t the Union Pacific T R TiTong nection with all of the fast limited trains | WS SHOUE LS e cOUE Nhaeeuneiilol rietta for 93¢, not Yse a yard, but 93¢ for Large bunches of violets se, milliners | stock and “carry neuarly everything and | Byreau of Information at the Millard | At the Union IPac Eeme o |Hfox holansty und the journey to New | GOl Gmana had o requested the the whole 8 yards. We have them in York, Boston and other eastern at prices—well, you know our plan, HotallndiMo ties | (xplanation of the voud fund. ‘The clerk dug price £ guo building, or atthe | mation in the Millard hotel and at the tan, ecru, scarlet, cardinal, wine color, c. OUR SMOKED MEAT DEPARTMENT | ¢y L now be made in several hours I o L baonaa s A ; \ ; ; g s ; SMOKED ME: JPART) tty Ticket office. 1302 Fi b MUGIRIDRENEIAL . up a resolution which had been adopted by ST TRV, R N, e Rose montures at e, milliners prico | it is o winner, SLvhickerollices \_]‘,“I’,‘f}\"‘:\ trect. || MeCngue building. quicker than ever before. the South Omaha council, requesting the hunters’ green, olive and bluc 2550, We will cut everything, slice ham. ‘ 2 25500 ] s e n addition to this s o the after- | county to expend the r fund in the grads shall sell “only one dress patte 2 ote. i 1 . S0 souvenir given away with every | oo siiver” via the Chicago & North- | ing of Q and other streets, ehntbisolls andsomolHranchi montaras nt 1o 1000 el S IR Samuel Burns has just received a car | purchase at Stonehili’s tomorrow. B T Tonres tho U bEdopot duly | The committee on_ roads will look up and Aot Raribaren e el YOy 2 BLY.0N AT s load of the celebrated Jewett refrigera- o and arrives at Chicngo at 8:15 | report upon the matter, Another bargain, milliners price 7: OUR NEW ANNEX eIt St T T AR at 5 p. m. und arrives at Chicago at 8: We shall offer for bargain No. 2in will be completed in about a weelk. the next morning. Huandsome fruit montures at 39¢, mil- Call und sce them or send for eatalouge. | In the course of an interesting sketch, dross goods 8 yards extru quality heni- | i Look out for date of opening. . Bishop Newman gives the following | Both of lIlml whove mentioned trains | o following marriazo sy wors s f\'l'“",““?,"‘._‘"‘l,, () “‘,‘l‘,',“”"““,“'?“ inf{iLinoraipaicoitl 22 ! 3 We are offering many lines at very | Hamilton Warren, 5L D.. eclectic and | striking picturo of early day EO STV \'\‘35,",',‘,"7..'“’".‘., 811 | Aucil by d i o Bllaelyastarl sy ‘hxin;us«‘:‘.u;;.fi"inh‘-‘-‘v\ -"“Mw_mqlx‘-;t‘ll Elegant velvet effeets in various kinds 10\‘\'\111- entaYslmoriE, porN. | megnetic physicianuwnd surgoon. Spe- | *From the general conference in 1565, el e e are wad | Numosnd Address Azo. thiola very fiaciand jeomes in 1/ diftorsil otiowersint 4fo, millinersiprico 82,00, || mave,Will glve youlsome mero ( clalty, disonsos of wonen and children, | held in Chicago, fifty of us came to e L f Y b Bend v Southigmana. . ) s 8 yard I' RS’ soon. 119N, 16th strast. Telephono 1433 Omana for an excursion on the Union N edElom rasidoncs and|His. 2 ; boloflored fonil 60 8:dosen bustsroups for 1c; “Weigh, count, test and measure PRty Pacific railroud to Larumic, ns far as | | Bugenzo ehesked fram Seiduned Bl | 3 Qoo Drebimm 1 i argain No. 8. : 5 s everything you bu 2 il o e e 0 Jugh sleeping car berths reserve i il Oty R 35 ploces of goods selectod ‘from our | 5 EPray velvet flowers, morning glor yEhing ¥ o Y BENNITT CO. B. 1. Goldgruber sells Union soap. the road was then completed. Onward | (i S0 Burnam strect. { John Milice, Ot stock, worth 50c, Ge, G9e, T9¢ n yard | pattern, 49¢ a bunch, 508 to 1514 Capl 2 e wo wants duy nfter we rode along | 4% 1 "Rirenn, General A zent oo aomung, tock, worth 50c, Gie, G, 70¢ o yard | P v 4 1508 to 1514 Capitol Avenue. - VT e P e ie | tho Plutte over the virgin prairies. In- G LETOLLI B, LI ONORR 4 S 0N, ) tgary, 1 khorn will go in for this sale at 374c u yar TRIMMED HATS sl Tdeal Indies’ hairdressing parlors.hair | tho Pluite oy ek G. K C.P&T A i vren, Bikior ) JBES: MME 4 : A roods, toiletart 200 S 15tn,3d floor. | dians EEARLS, caDlolonesLan { John Covey. Kunsas }3?;;‘?:‘3;\«?( :’»rnudulolhu These will | e shall continue at the sameo prive ABONE N B e Y with overy | ¥ sl B o) bufialoes, dogs and prairic The ast Muil. AT i it Onia £a:Ple 4 B b 3 rchase ai Stonehill’s tomorrow. AT Z S ARE chickens our attention, At Malkes the fastest time of any railway (i i A T TR O ) i i SLON AT HA ARE, b 4 Malk any Y 1 Hans Nelson, South Omahi :‘l‘l‘ll\(lrl(‘.!h\:lx‘\ll‘\llll‘\l‘lvl“:_;'l]]‘n.x:] le)mu_ 1.ux.ulcu|l}|ll. a8 last Saturday at this department, ey EXCURSL LEFARE S 1Ehifullwa ranchod Tiaramie, i elustar Lintin east OF weats loiy at | 1 AnnioStrom, Oma Monday and Mond el wuv‘:::fu-““““”' offering our $3.00 and $4.00 and $5.00 The New Omaha-Chicago Tramn To the Mot Springs of Arkansas via the | 0f tents: the next morning Laramie was | 6,15 in the evening and acriving at Den- | chauney Gowls, stew Coe 10 offer these beautiful broadeloths .f?, lace hats at $1.19, Leaves the U, P. depot. Omaha, at7 Wabash Railroad. not; during t_ho night the tents were .(I(hu next morning. ~ Consult Jertrudo 1ituhoNon, ikl . . ; 66ca yard. These goods are full 13 Wo will guarantee they cannot bo o'clock every evening arviving at Chi- On May 6th and 7th the Wabash will fuldv(} ::lml l[lm‘\ml h) miles bey nndv‘ to far l’ Deuel, city \x_v)';.m i n:,_u:n!, Butldin yards wide and guaranteed strictly all cago at ) the next morning v the | sell tickets at above rate good returning | the end of a new section just com- | Union Pacific system, 1302 Farnam. Tho foliowing permits were 1ssued by the wool, duplicuted for three times this money. Chicago & Northwestern railway. until June 10ta. Only 37 hours Omaha l*l,tl'}l“d- O d AR Two o ]0] S atreot hotween | Suverintendent of buildings ] e e = : e to the Hot Springs’ via the Wabash, ho great Overland road stands in its wo houses on Farnum street betweer R T nd).‘;’,,L.‘;g's:‘_?‘;‘,,g’j";',,:";"‘,';,”"'L""'“ o And our §6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 hats at | vy SIS Taas, | e teket, sthopig ear cccommoda. | complotoness today, the most delightful [ 18t ard 19th stecets for gale eheap. | Syl g = vou can tell is making n big loss, but $2 1813 Vinton street, and see his beautiful | tions call at V L 1502 Far- | route for tourists in the country. 'l.lml\ must be moved off soon. Potter & | .‘, It venud Whore we have one piece of a kind we | In finer goods we have hats at $3.00, [ lowers and plants. nam street, Omaha, union depot, Coun o T N, T R GO GOOrRe: GO - Twelve minor per want to closo thom o, Lo on hand | $4,00 and $5.00 that for style and quality | von Kroge & Pai sell Union soup s Bllgiorvite purchuse at Stonehill’s tomorrow, AT R intion | Mo rot thes rle pioc : i . i kil 3 c L associatic pras O pioee of bonelopinid, sold for 81,50 | YoU cannot touch under treble the price b ol W. P. Agent, 1 Misslon Fleld will ,;1‘.’3?':{ Toeet ut Washington hull to ONLY BG0 TO o yard, it is 14 yards wide, go for at any millinery store in Omaha, Attention. | i . | than any vegion known in the populous | attend funcral of our late member, O 2 3 Guo piece of seal brown and one pice AT, ANl members of the Ordor of Chosen | Hltving pusehused tho sulvawe stock | (0l the heart of the dontinont | R. Nolson, ut 12:80 p, m Sunday after- | o Fortnd nod Meguen of cardinnl broadeloth, sold for $2.00 2 Priends will please attend funeral of our | Of bardware that was good from the late 1 @05 o o eostwnrd, Tvis a fiela in- | noon, May 1. By order of comuiitte ho. Union Iagific awill g 015010 s - v far to th 1 D Yy Y ! Y yard, to close nt s 500 dozen untrimmed leghorn flats in | late brother, O. IR Nelson, Sunday after- fire of the Omuha Huardware o.l. I am R i S N (bt s bt from Omaha to | u:!!‘l«lnl_.nnl ||'I‘n:‘| i A ] ) ) selling the same rlces vi anr ake 1 3 g o fare for the round ) ckets Ouo pieco of Scotch plaid dress goods, | bluck and white at quarter value. We | noon at 1330, from residente, Dorcas and | Selling the sume at prices that will bear | 40000, vour upprociation of the glory | A, Peterson sells Union soup. ono fure for tho round trip, Tickots on 64 inches wide, sold for #1.50 u yard, to 11th streets. investigating by the hardware trado Ty AT oy T ey ERRLE R b ) sule May 9 to 14, inclusive, limited to 01086 out at 6ac, ot L have them as low us 89e. —— and consumers, L PrrniNainne | 08 WS S b SLONNR, AR M 2050990 PRY: days from date of saie. For any ndd e m— f . A i VN y V. or sel Tni ok ot 4 1 i B ) Y pred 'y i SN )] v Ono piece of red and white striped GIVEN AWAY. W.d: Bunter “““,l Ri0p. SoRp, Stooks ol it el Loneysleoth origrinal overiand route, There are the | You have scen Californin frequently | !¢ nal information apply B DR dress goods, sold at 50c a yard, to close | A beautiful souvenir, value 50c, given | A0c souvenir given away with every 50 Pl i ey mountain gorges of Colorado, the quiet | mentioned in newspapers and magnzines | i oopiopor Agent, 1302 Farnum streot. 1 Y e souvenir given away with every ' g at, 250, : i A9 purchago at Stonehill’s tomorrow. L el °Y | henuty of great Suit Lake and lovely | Perhaps a fricnd has been there and s . Two pieces of pin head check dress | 10 overy purchaser. STONEHILI wurchagon Blonsaill's tomorrow, Garficld beach, and still beyond greater | writes enthus srs baek home T T o (g oo goods lu bluo and gray, sold for 60u & st Tripn. © Burlington i PR glories on Pugct Sound and distant mag- | about the climate and fruits. It % Bavkulaw salle Uaig v Ww. Seamanywagons und carringes, yard, to closo at 20¢, Ono piece of gray and red plaid dross goods, s0ld at 7oe # yurd, to close at 25c, Leaves Omabha daily at 4:40 p. m. and arvives in Denver at 7 the noxt morning. It is by three hours the fastest train be- nificent Alusiia, mukes you anxious 1o ses the country Tho W, A Taao Bonn comuany.rill : i i Hanny P. 1 \ for yoursell. s Jublish ench weel a different list of tew Paint your buildings with strietly . City Ticket Agont, “Tho best time to gods in the fall and | PUBHEE G et G ren ion Sonp. Round trips to the Pacific coast, Short trips to the mountain resorts of Colorado. Two pieces of black and whito striped T ) A JAan pure “Old Dutch Process” white lead, 1502 Fnp intor. Then work herc is loast press: : kWO | it and w A Tha groat Salt Like tour: tween these two citics, and it is com- | BV MU0 B 06K ABIf, § nrnum st. winter. Th ork s ; ch for your grocer's name. dress goods, sold at e a yard, to closo | Yhe ETOnt St Lo ke Dk —the most | Posed of the finest vestibuled paluce | Hted S Oollic Quitiors, —— i and California climato is now pleas at 20, RS IR AR ey st | Moepers, chair curs, smokers and diners | 140 stood tho tessof years. Specify ono | 5oe souvenir given away with every | ing. The way togo is vin Sunta P S Two pieces of crepon cloth, old rose R TG N TR (Lo running out of Omaha. City ticket of- | ©f theso brands umd bo sure you get it. § purchase at Stonelill’s tomorrow. route, on one of that line's popuiur, pe - _~% go, sold at $1.75 a yard, to close uget Sound, the Mediterranean of | 0 T PO —— e —— only conducted parties, leaving Chi- |~ Naticornf Ave Wnes or loxs wiker this Nead, Afty maTasboRogah e BT b Rak Dr. Cullimore, oculist. Boabuilding AR TR, . SiLordug ovoning, ana lowy. | cnts;each dudicimalfine ten ot Two pleces of Bedford cord, navy | Al renchaed via the Union Pacific sys- u —————— R ol e fh8 Kuneus City overy Sundny morning, | NECSON-April 20, at 6y 0 I, wked 43 blue and old rose, sold for #1.50 a yard, | tem. ~ See Harry P, Douel city ticket T landlat T e | W oo W. R. Bennewt Co, soll Union soap . % - &pecinl agenis and porters in attend- | = yeurs. Funeral Sunduy ut Trom the Ry ' | agent. 1802 Farnam street. ! RSk PIRRG: - A0 B LS . The New Time schedule, I e | nco, et South ith AL, under the 1o, 8lose ab Gk il - soet It at A, Hospe's, ! On the Chicago & Northwestern rail Pullman tourist sle uy fuspicos of the Danish wssociution, Three picces of fancy black Bedford B oot —— | Juskias Usust, : g i 1 furnished with bedding, mut- | gL aged 2 months and 21 days, cords, sold at 81.25 & yurd, to closony | 000 Souvenir given away with every g peryd Some run, somedly and some are limi- | Wiy, effective 4 TR aa ot toilet articles, ete. Second oungost duoghicr of Mr. and Mrs John L ; BUrehaAR At SlaRULL MRorIO . 950, ¥ Muar sl Uaio scapy ted in moto sopsos than ono, ut tho [ o Ariin W aily, ai oot | elass tickets honored. Write to L. | T Ry reslionce, a4 North h e A k ) kil at 7 , ' o8 at | clns kets . 4 4 Twenty-sceond streot perul todi Four imported drees patterns, sold for antry Merchunts 4 2 new fust trains on tho Union Pucific :3;’;“) ‘:')‘x‘;ll nl'mIHf.-d.::\'\t',.:.l.l.'-‘ui..,3,“‘ ““| Palmer, pussenger agent Sunta I Spaky ML RIS IR 25,00 ench, to close at $1198, Who are.aae K AEERUAG Carload Hothesda wator.just received, | system aro out of sight while the other [ Chicugo at U0 tho nextimoriake 100016 716 Tarnam street, Omaha, Neb, | Mury's cciuer praamipiniiids o iy R e 10 are cash buyers should not fail to | Sherman & McConnell 3 Dodge. fallows 4 retting th ving 3 I'his train affords a *‘metropolitan Two pieces of $175 quality henrietta, | tako advantuge of the Hellman's admin : e i allgua getting tholr wings 1xX08: | 1our of departuro from Omaha and ar- colors, piuk and cream, to close at 75¢ u | strator’s sale to socure some wonderful | Home money to loan on vaeant prop- | minutos from Omabi to Damours and 2| pives at Chicugo the next morning in yard, bargains for their fall trade. Address | erty, long or shorttime. W, H, Gates, i ey ample thme, eithor for business there, or Aog.ons cially commended to people who wish g, SNe &0 e to “pet there.” Se wrry 12, Deuel, Johnson Bros. sell Union soap. 1302 Farnam st., about it. e Knaack & I One piece of cream colored crepon % cloth, $1.75 quality, to elose at Kdc. ¥ HELLMAD Ouneé piece of pink henriettu, 85¢ qual- ity, to close at Ac Two pieces of gloria silk dress goods. ADMINISTRATOR, 13th and Farnam, Omaha, -~ - 50c souvenir giv connections with all limited trains eust. In nddition to this service, the nfter il noon **Ilyer” on the Chicago & North- Jtorson soll Union soap, | western rallway leaves U.” P. depot, en away with every tonehill’s tomorrow. purchase at s : 2 p ut 1:05 p. m. and arrives Prico $1.75 yard, 10 closo at $1.10. ¥ R FORTLAND AND BETURN, AT PORT MAY, 1802 .,'-“..Lf.‘,'f."d AT P Y Tomake this sale doubly interesting, Valu Regrets One Fare for the Round Trip. e Both of the above mentioned trains 1o @yery ouo who buys a dress we will | In matters spiritual or temporal are | For the accommodation of those desir- Tho Prasuy oenl Assembly, aro vestibuled throughout and are sell silk thread at 5 a spool, dvess stuys | common to all, and oneof the greatost | ing to visit at points in the vicinity of or For the accommodation of those de- | aouipped with Wagner and Pullman at 86" dozen, dress shields atbe o pair. | mistakes of your life will be to delay | at Portland in May, during the session | siving to visit at points in the vicinity | glaap free veclining chair cars and We shall ulso give away tomorrow with | taking o trip over the Union Pacific | of the Presbyterian general assembly, | 0f or at Portland during May tho Union | “Nopthwestern' dining cars. every purchase a beautiful souvenir | system to any of the many western re- | the Union Pacific will sell tickets to Port- | Pacific will s I tickets at one fare for | “Cqll at city ticket oftice, 1401 Farnam Vil gd at ble 3 e sorts along the line of that road. land and return at one fare for the round | the round trip. Tickets on sale May 9 | gyreet, for sleeping car berths, informa- STONEHILI p——— trip. Tickets on sale May 9 to 14, inclu- | to 14 inclusive, limited to %0 days from | gion, ete. — —— e Samuel Burns extends a cordial invi- | sive, limited to #0 days from date of sale, | date of sale. (5 4 A ggage checked from residence Estey and (‘um{) & Co., piunos and or- | tation to the conference delegates to For uny additional information apply For tickets or ud\]\tllu.ml m! rmation | through to any destination. {\nns sold on wonthly payments. George | Visit his china hall, Visitors and pur- | to H. I’ DEVEL, apply H..‘l DEvEL, 5 G. . WESs’ R R. RircHIE, V. Lancaster & Co., ugents, 614 5, 16th lchmr-wuufl.\' welcome, ] City Ticket Agent, 1302 Farnam st, | City Ticket Agent, 1302 Farnam street, CGR&T A General Agent.