Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 15, 1892, Page 8

DAILY BEI THE OMAH VDAY, MAY 15 1892-SIXTE N PA( BENNETT'S OPENING THE BOSTON STORE THE BOSTON STORE e ['WANDERINGS WITH WAREMA L The BannesShipmont of the Season. thropist lies iu the church of St Mary do yards away, treonTne moae o e weand. oia_pniane | ONWARD MARCH OF OMAHA P— — Profusely decarated with flags and _ Crypy, not fifty 4 “ . banners, a’long wrain of agricultural im- 8 y Studies in Mamanity. Will Continue All Next Week, Owing to | Stupendous Oash Purchase—Over $25,000— 1,200 Pair Fine Lace Curtains on Sale ,.\;,,,\;\,m sulledd into Omaha }..,fi';,,‘li‘}.. Glimpses (\; the ?l("ll English Cathedral Any one visiting the old cathedral towns | Experience of the Last Week Shows the s Ve o k i i Tomorrow ia the Basements which left Mausfield, O., on Monday 'own of Gloucester, | of Sngiand will be aeoply improssed by the \ 5 o the Very Wet Weather, Rich Dress Goods and Silks, morning last 'consigned to . L. Loomis thih: extreme simpHcity nd. Bimnsy fuchl CHAT City to Be 8till Growing. of this city, general we u - aop of acter of their inhabitants, Barting the pres _— r 4 4 LAR NaeTere MAGHITOFY 60 g 1ce of A fow modorn innovations, ono seems COME EARLY N THE DAY [ NO FINER GOODS EVER SHOWN IN OMAHA | FIFTEEN CASES NEW WASH DRESS GO0DS | the Aujtman & Taylor Machinary corn, | T CALLS UP- MANY RECOLLECTIONS | 15 Hve oy it 1ho atmesntiors of an oia | WHAT THE REAL ESTATE MEN SAY b nelish novel. I'his is especially true n Mr. Loomis and was extensively adve oucester, — All day long the thoroughfares We Feel That Many Were Unable to Get to | Our New York Dress ¢ s Ruyer Makes a est Nottingham Cuart “"“1' along the entire route, and was L n Worn Ways ot el 1t Is Rich | have a quict countey market coloring, The | masiness 18 Good I the Weathor Is Bad= Opening Sales and Prices Is Called Upon to Share Web, Somo Heavy Gul 61 89 anrs ‘”‘.I"‘:'NPMB‘ baing valued at nt |‘r"\'"""""" u "I'"" tolerative air, 48 though they had uncons the June Exposition—tuilders 4 ™ . L ~1ts Noble Cathedral, sciously taken on the mar cathe All Next Week. Tomorrow, Worth %6, Tomorrow $2.11. 06,000, and was haulod over the Chi 5 TOIURUITUHEN 1|‘r'|w"\.h<v“” Lk IV:“I bl f the g |‘n‘1; Framing n New Ordinar | cago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. from [E— e - tood aside for the mors strappiug &ud brawny country ele — Chicago by two of their heaviest en- o " 3 . o 3 i g N . Yyis - A " sl . L A pyrighted 1832 by Edgar L. W akem i ment. taint \ f \ You will find now bargains every 1y | 800 pioces fino figured China dross | Irish point and real Swiss tambour | pincs, nnd whan ftis considerod Hat | iumm et e ! com | | The latter furnished many vleasant stug- | 1t cortainiy apeaks well for tno strength of cou call, | sitks ana nigh grade Japunese silks, | curtaing, worth $8.00 and $10.00, for | the weight of the traln was 1,200 tons, | among the Cotsweld hills 1 had for d fos. Long-coated, hoavy-jowled buyers are | the Omabia real estate market that even tno N THI GROCERY DEPARTMENT. | the so popular silk dress fabric this sea- | Monday only $3.50. ¥ somo iden of the work performed can | o v.fi tho Cotswold hills 1 had for dass | pere, “Smocked, listiess, open-mouthed yveo- | incessant rafnfall has not boen able to wash Those 8-1b. canned apples a 2¢ per can | son, in beautiful designs on black nd Real Trish pointand hand embroidered | be obtained, One of the most interests | © ught enticing glimpses of the spiros and | men are here, Your =~ genuine English | away tho contidenco of capitalists, While oaped avout the | farmer is here, him with tho stubby, sandy | | spug- | tabs of whiskers upon bis ruddy face, with bushy brows and firm-sot mouth that ever | POssiblo to show property to advantago it are nearly all gone, you may find a few | colored ground, with small and neat | Swiss curtains, worth up to $25.00 a pairy | ing features of this extraordinary ship- roofs ofancient (iioucester cans Monday. They nave lasted well | patternsat 85¢, 40c and 6ie per yard. g0 at $0.50 a pair, Monday only, ment was un engine and soparator in | 1URO tower of its splendid cathedral,c all last week. 120 pieces plain China eilks in tans, We shall also place on sale an im- | full operation at the renr end of the | 8led amid rich verdure veside tho gleamiug the woather has been such as to mako it im Wo have lots of blueing at 8¢ for a | grey, navy blue, browns and blacks, 24 | menso line of curtains at 85c, 98¢, $1.09, | train.~ The arrangement of the | Waters of the Severn. The old cathedral ‘n‘;.;‘.‘-.»’f»’.!;‘l 40 MUK VABIOETY, ‘:‘:”."‘:'!-‘. hes :‘..\ 1o Foil eatatd y :\l‘;uu-‘nr:\n:'y!'\“ll::‘ [1‘:”1‘ pintbottle, alsv 10 7 inches wide, Theso are not the [ §1.50 and $1.98 a pair, details was in tho hands of | 0wn, far from the worn wayso f travel, rich | eyod farmers’ wives aro tere, with ample | weok has witnessed the commoncoment of 2 cans salmon for 25¢. ordinary quality, but a high lustre silk, A new lino of 86-inch dotted drapery | Mr. Loomis, who has spent somo | B bistory, logeuds and quaiutold urchite- | skirts aud bonnets, and plumes that would | FEFE BES WITERSSE e g Plenty olives, 8 bottles for 25¢, manufactured to sell at $1.00, but which | swisses at 19¢ a yard. weeks in porfocting the pluns for hand- | ure of long , and still porcetul and simple | Pique with eavy a London costermonger l\l;w ons in & number of lrny‘m'lunl deals. New ceystnl table jolly, all favors, in | will go tomorrow ut s yard. | " White swisses hemstitched on both | ling ths shipment, whicli is the lavgest | in its provinclal coloring and ways, at last | Jolie. And, betier than ali, liceo aro bovles | RS SOmO of thom wilh doubtitss <OrS 10 pustobonsd boxos; you can make 2 vints | An clegant assortment of changeablo | edges, 7e yard, worth Zie. | single shipiutentiof the kind avarbrought | won me from the mouttalts throumh WInd. | Sl oacs et ooce goid, L uien. gounieys | TEUBUL & Geat many will resdls soonsr of of delicious jelly from n 10c package. | tafTetn eilks and black taffota silks at A large line of embroideried muslin | to tho wost. The run from Mansfiold | ing, beech-lined roads and blossomiug haw- | N A T TR D e el st AL L Come and see the young lady at our | 75¢ a yard, g N % swisses in novel patterns at 25¢, 20¢ and | was on n daylight schedule and short | thorn lanes, a scenc comes with the evening. The four. T'ho feeling among roal estate men 18 that exclusive tea, coffoe and &p depart- A choico collection of failles, francais | 89c a yard. stops were made at all stations along Besides, there was sorsonal fnterest in | tuned chimes of tho sweet cathedral beils of confidenco in the futura of Omaba prov ment make it silk and satin rhndamas, 10 the very Hand made best opaquo_plain and | the route to ufford the assembled multi= | tno gray owas a personnl fRIOrest MM | have scarcely consed whon thousands of | €cty. Tlhoe lateness of the soason is & hind 3 boxes of laundry sonpleft at | latest shades, guaranteed for wear and | fancy window shades 25¢ and 83¢ each, | tudes an opportunity of examining the I:D Rllll_v old town. All of us, title naters Gloucestor iads and lassos aro upon tho | rance, but they uro not worrying much on 1c per cake. durability, warranted worth $1.50, but [ worth 50¢ and 7se. train and witnessing the machinery in that wo Americans fiercely assure the rest of [ streets. ‘The littlo shops areablaze. All tho | that score as it 18 possible to have a good Dry nictarines at 7e per 1b, will go tomorrow at 83 a yard. 5-foot curtain poles, complete, 19c. motion, 1t was o gala duy in Towa along | tho World we are, love to know, \f wo are bouschiold matketing of the duy s now LOILK | muny moro rainy days and still grow crops Dry pears at 7c-por 1b. A FORTUNE IN DRESS GOODS, | Bost brass curtain poles 19¢ por foot. | the Rock Island rond and at . number | BORCst olough to confess it, that away baok | L0808 for tomorany, ~OWo can seufeols MAKS | 1y Nobraska largo onough to maks business Californin secdless raisins at Tc per 40-inch striped and plaid mohairs, in go remnants very fine straw mat- | of towns husiness was suspended _during [ Somewhero along the blood line behind us, | §eifiois inon and Hlis the carriage ways, | boom right along. pound. all colors, just the thing for summer } ting, 49¢ for entire remannts. the progress of the train, schools were [ there has been some of our ki who Was | Then it is vou will sec innocent, unabashed, A pleasing featuro of the situation just at Surdines at 4¢ per box. wear, 19¢, worth 3o WASH DRESS GOODS, closed during the day and o regular out- | Someboay, who really did something, and | sturdy lovo mnking at its best. Thero 18 00 | prosent is tho number of inquiries for pr Chocs s tarricd in this dopartment, | 110 plecs 0 and dinch all wool | Blogant Shanghai ponges wash gools, | pouriniz of grown pooplo and. childron | JSho was man enough, woed ot bad, to, Lavo | soeracy about it. Ttio smacking fs resonanty | gy orocaivod from pooplo WD Y6 2 1ooliTE We could buy ‘“so-called full cream | striped cheviots and bourcttes, tweeds, | 8ic a yard, WElEomA VHy LIHARLIVE: EXHTBIoN | b te T record upon thie aftalrs of the carcssing unchecked, the embracing | STty recclvad from poplo who aro look choose” 1o offer you at Sc, 10¢ and 12c, | fine hair striped cashmeres, ' in ATTHETHES OT ok CBl0FoHL ALY RTILNI || W whwaie, B 16 1O WIHE GIBIRIKIGE! | IR BIRte RSt SEM ALY AP R || oo i S RRIUNE LRy Betnntantng [LER il G Toh ROV HIEVES LR SR At RIS but we don’t think you would buy more | gf navy blues und browns, every | 4ic a yard. tho Aultman-Taylor company wore with | “eldest sons of eldest sons,”” haa _for nearly [ o'clock, Tuen out go AT R Rt et than one pound and then you wouldn’t [ yard worth positively more than 7ac, Fine wash Bedford cords, T3¢ a_yard. | the tenin and thoir courtesy and intelli- | 8 thousand years enjoved their titles, estates T H OHIB SV HIS U8 By ORHEAONIE, LR || i OO ARONLE A URRELYS VAR IBLY bo suited, SO WE BUY "THE BEST | choice of this lot 83¢ n yard des of Arnold’s’ wido indigo [ gence in explaining tho operations of | and castles over in Shropshiro and Waies, wvy hobs beating thundrously upon tho re. | MY 0Mce the other day und askod to ve FULL CREAM CHEESE that can be | ALL WOOL BEDFORD CORDS 55 German prints, Tie. the machines was greatly appre But to know that another relative, John | sounding pavoments, Almost in an instant | Shown a house and lot that would make bim bought and sell at the popular price of 42-inch all wool Bedford cords in all Turkey red and American indigo blue [ by the visitors to the teain. F. \} m:fi;:ml{. ‘1.;'3 h‘?'\':.lhlhnt .;r ‘tuu‘vu;vv«-ulxrn:.}'ll you are alone with the helmeted roundsmen | a good home. Ie was shown something that 16¢ per pound. 1t will please you, and wdes, tans, groys, blues and blacks. | ealico, 5¢ o yard. Loomis, gencral western manager, chaplain e Henry V1IL, hud not only ewn | Ubon their boats and uttor silonco as fallon | plonsod him and o bought it wo know you will come for another | These goods were imported from France | Blue erepe effects in wash dress goods | Kallmorton, secretary, and John Itey- | tor on its orection iuto a diocese, September LR L S Sald another: “Two diferent parties pound. to retuil at $1.25 a yard, They go y nolds, treasurer: also Mr., I M. Loomis | 3, 1541, but had also been one of the trans- o) et Chrlstian Temple, dropped in this past wook and left thoir Our exclusive tea, coffee and spice de- ?nlu'wrrmx at 55, You will indeed be ! BOSTON srnm-l:. and various officials of the Rock Island l.\(lnn?llllm’nm\' testament, tho I(lu\'cllu\mm ]l‘ln\\'nl\’lcrr;l’hu;\ e l[m-!. Ilm\'r-ro:\(lcr an | cards, with the request that wo show them p partment is gaining in popularity every | fortunate to get one. 16th and Douglas. vond 1 5 K6 d felp .. | of St. John having been assigned to him, [ old-world cathedral without awe in my heart P BYOIANLY 08 KOBA S sathor: would I Wo Biavo an oxperionced ton and | 120 picces ds-inch worsted diagonals biieihen = :m,t‘“:l"""lg Pl “:::: ‘f";",;(l“lf““,‘; was something to quicken tho pace and send | apart aud distinet from that directund in- | gt P01 By LU BN G coffee man from Chicago at the hend of | in greye, tans and blacks only, Auction, Furniture Auction. T b e ouncl | loug the veins a ploasant thrill of fine satis- [ stinctive reverenco which tho sncred ehar- | 0G5 ; f . Aldbidia | 4 ! alarge number of people at Council | ftfn and pride. acter of tho structure impels. Wo have work enoush now to keep us this department with two experienced [ ufactured to sell at $1.50; our pric Monday nes Franklin streot, | Blufls yesterday morning, and venched T, “This is because I stana in aspot which | busy fora w as per schedule. o N'::“* '{"' ":.‘“' e ‘:;'{"‘m ownor. | (53 omb of innumorablo gorénhaes Who 9 inory com- | Something after the manner vnor- | have assisted in making, or have rained e \ ments throughout the United States delusion rogarding Our House and 1ts | tho upbuilding, preservation, “destruction, out withus to look at property.” D e ou ot e o thet | | Miss Blizabeth, sMaster George, " “Aunt | rehabiittation, of what my_hatds moy toucki | +live us good weathor, snid a real ostate and Mexico, but it is sufe to eay that | jane” and “‘Uncle Parker,” 1 found myself | or cyes behiold havoe often changed dynasties, | man, “aud wo will do tho rest.”” the shipment in question, which was | basking in the pleasant mysticisms of | impoverished treasy f kor two,” said another veal estato dealer, “as soon as the wea ther cle of getting | 40 s intellizent and prompt attention and [ shades of grey, and 42 and 48-inch w s, You may be sur s all wool suitings in several | 9 a, m. sharp, entire contents of the | Omahw at 9:30 m. de | housn, consisting of elegant Brussels | The Aultman & Taylor Mac such goods ns you require. Call and | plain and Tancy juconettes and chev geta cup of delicious coffee and tea free | weaves, all new and choico desi of charge. Can give you u drawing of | Any of these goods any kind of tea you desire. o tomorrow, S6e and ingrain carpets, oak side board, | pany are note L de dining table, oak chairs, leather s ued at $1.50; our | loather rocker. hair 1 vard. nt dressers, beds, curtains, flverw: PO KETS AND CAPE h y WY & ) 3 v ries, created pilgrimages Sten b > Slile Our hardware, cutlery and silverw FOR JACKETS AND CAPLS. must and will besold. Sate at 9 o'clock. | brought ahout by the indefatigable | tolerative relationstip. Tho very wraiths | and sacriticed countless live L Notes on the sid department is greatly improved. 1 48-inch ull wool WHedford cords and R. WELLS. Auctioneer. | energy and entorprise of their western | of — history that ™ haunt the val- | all elso because for ceutury after contur Tho wife of ex-Prosident Cleveland has tins from 1c up. jackonettes, just the thing for blazer e manager, is away nhead of all former | oy seemed to come closer and | thousands upon thousands of great minds | COMO into the full possession of the lot facing Serew drivers, a good substantin | suits, jackets' and capes at 7o und [ Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclootio and | offorts, ' Tho arrangements for the | clearer than though my relative had not | have, with matchloss fidelity, givon of their |t Douglas i tho tar of tho new eity bail article, le. #1.00 a yard, worth up to $2.00 a yard. magnetic physicianand surgeon. Spe- | fransportation of the shipment were been tho first prelato of this important e, | bost effort or absolutely theirlifes devotion FANRIRLY formerly a partof the 1olsom ASETR iibe M tos sbraior 1o SPECIAL BLACK GOODS SALE, | clalty, disoasss of women and children, | madeby H, A, Snydor, genoral agent | b oL o ante the. ane t | joWard tho verfection of this mighty prayer | ®0 oy Goorgo company roport tho sale acks 1e o puper; ; 100 pleces” ulish - castmores worth | 110N 16th stroot. alephons 1i54 of the Rock Island road in this city. 1016 decidod n great war by singlo combat, | | And there aro cathedrais and cathodrals | O A1 acre”lotat TRirty-ith and Bure Tublar lanterns 25¢ each. . for 19¢ yard. -— R S EEEt o AT G BYb T R L and cathedrals | G o TG e, 8155005 1 A Get everybody's price on the genuine | 50c, for 20 yard. A great work, *Moran’s Dictionary of A great wor n's Dictionary of | yonder, where the nouseof York crushed tho | osity, hke St. Puul’s in London; and those | Of the busiuess ceuter ot South Omana, Western washer, then get ours, and we Striped and plaid imported black ghlyugn.' If there s a featuro or [ Chicago. If there is a featuro or | house of Lancaster, and the aisles of the old | that blind if not the spiritual the puysical | $11.000. : guarantee you that we will sell you the hmeres worth 75¢, for 35¢ a yard. institution in the World’s fair city, o | institution inthe World's fair city, a abbey ran with blood in the butehery of the | sight with their vastliness and ghastliness P Several ".‘I“'{'j\ ":“P”{' "l'“ A “'f PLODOKLY, washer. All wool nun’s veiling and” baptiste | full description of which does not appear | full description of which does not appear i;\{hqufi;u.» M;‘“-!‘“?“ \Ell‘ll};;::L’ll‘ll:i““l(l'll:lfn‘ll\‘lo liko Canterbury. et u.pfu ectod ulll.l:l“i e |v{.:v‘,‘\\lx;."{ “I“’ Get our prices on: worth 8¢, for 44¢ yard. in the book, we have yet to hear of it. [ in the book, we have yet to hear of it. ::'l;;“ "‘”l“‘:‘“: L&u‘i:‘.:v‘ dreamily U‘{x‘l“'l’l\ll‘ ‘w“‘ :!:s.]uw.!!vlnl‘ .“"".‘,”"".' you con- | 00 L obiod, sig Y Screen doors, Bedford cords and all wool henviettas | Price, 25 conts per copy. For sale by | Price, 25 conts per copy. For sale by | *Bedthe mad atiics of Richard Plan- | without until. voue. mind's ;;g:'}}'l"’;\:lmf}0:}; H: 1D, i6ed of the firm of Roed & Selby Window sereens, vorth £1.00, for Hie yard. § all newsdealers and at 209 Herald all newsdealers and at 209 Herald | tagenet, who was Duke of Gloucester (Glos- | form and proportion have lu-m.:lm its fine | has returned from a trip east, during which Lawn mowers, Priestly’s best black mohair worth | building, Chicage. Seo the new, com- [ building, Chicago. Sec the new, com- | ter) and who conterrod many honors aud | outlinos and*majestic central tower into tho | tme he 1aoked earefully into the real esio N\ Lawn rakes, & at 55e yard. plete and clegunt map it contains. vlete and elegant map it contains, buucfll.\x\lpuu the fine city nvylxl('l shire, tool u|‘| most fitting shupe ¥ou can conceive stone to | \;y-h]_n[r‘::.-‘l.m» Kl-u.l‘l s :U‘{n(‘ul- S tosay N Refrigerators; in fact, got our prices THIE BOSTON STORE, ——————— S Sy a more favorable gwise. The burning of | bosct in sucred structure, or have stood at | Mt he returued botter pleased than eve on everything in this line. L rthwest corner 16th and Douglas. D. J. Jourdan sells Union soap. Gustav Andreeen Branching Out, Bishop Hooper hard by the cathedral gates | the sido of or just beneath its west window | With Omahe oy 0 been working up VBT B IR L TEIG8IVE W ANWAT6 s ey St - — Gustay ireen. the safe manufac- | paled benind tho flimy veil of his troublous | witnin the nave, and followed its splendid littlo activity in real estato at Indiananoly Lock over our exclusive wooden ware - R ustav Andreen, the safe manufac Gl Ly ronLicatniel Rl Fiment Y, i1l find i 1s- | Exeursion to Hot Springs Ark., via the S. Cox sells Union soap. turer, has taken the agency of the Die- | }imes. There wasa porsonai and mournful | lines of depth and height np and on, up and | 4 AR VYCCO DY VALY a0 A awrtment. You will find o n s Witbash Rallrond HoI0 Sala anaiBALECin e snod | interest in tho cortego whicn bore tho: body | ou—past choir screou and. ehoir, tho delicato dition to the city and so!l it out, sortment of baskets, all kinds, Luneb, | S 1 o old Safe and Lock Co.. and has opened | gf'murdered Edward I7. to its resting place | fiying buttrosses across tho. great transept | DUt 8 great many “of theso los clotheg, work baskets. Market buskets, n May 16th and 17th the Wabash a new store at 1403 Jackson street, | tho mighty cathedaral, And, from tho later | openiug above, the wondrous carving of the | bave boen listed by the purchasers with other indianapolis real estate f Bushel'und bushel and half baskots. A | Will sell tickets to Hot Springs, go and where he has a full line of new, latest | da there was wafted a spell of personal | chancel and the chant faces, the high altar rge ladies’ s o basket for 10¢ | return, at half fare, good returning un- | improved safes and vaults, and also gratification that an archbishop of Canter- nd the flimsy Gothic' reredos, to tnat mar- | SROWing that they were purchased purely for 1arrafiad los hiopplig; iba i) | il June 15th. Remember this will bo | istrator’s salo Lo secure some wonderful | ond-hand safos. Bury and o man like Robert arkes, founder | velous east window, greatost in Britin, vc. | Sheculation, e Leed looks upon tho mar i o “heup excurs| ing: argains for their full trade. Address 3 raentwilll conti . »f Sunday schools, Lad grown into their nd—you have here feasted upon as perfect | Kot ab that citx as in about tho samo shupo A durable rolling pin, 5e cach. l!\o last cheap excursion to the Springs. L 4 e b s Mr. Andreen will continue to manu- | © b bl L 2 SO AY LD Liuponias perie AERvasIthE O iDL Ee Bt N eSO ALY Spide cabinet for 48¢. For tickets, sleeping car accommoda- “th‘-\L\N‘y“-\l’-\llll:‘\ l_hllll‘\‘l)o‘ltl.. facture all the articles he has proviously ;.xm?ln;«[n‘“-i:u\mmb..L“f‘_mxx:‘::z:' tho envirou- | o Cliristian te mple s tho fuspired - builders | 35 W U0 fstisinreRnt i clase offiio Mediclne cabinet, 85 h\gnl.\ nd further information call at the SN S NCIOIRAI, e s made. He has several cxperts to open Sl rratulntion is such o wanton jadoand | And for thess rensous: Massiveness and | Bppearanco of being oversold. Whiio In: Coat and hat rack, long, at 1ue, Wahash oflice, 1502 Farnam streot, or [ p oy ooy e | and ropair safes, and will be glad to see | jutoxicaut that 1 trampod from the ills into | spaciousuess havo been brought into loving | ANAPOLLS 1s hot far rom tho wamo siz iy Cont and hat rack, short, at se. write G. N, CLAYTON, Sl 3. | nll his old friends. and customers und [ tho old cathedral city in elated exultance, al- | proportion. Perspective und embellishment | Omoliu. Mr Reed siys tnat the business part Sult boxes. 10¢ each. W. P agent. Welch & Bro. sell Union Soap. parties needing work in his line. The [ most meoting the guzo of honest Gloucester | are hore a poem in harinony. Loftiness has | 0f the city canuot “compare with thal of And alargo variety of first quality o Ve ros e o non ;] new store adjoins the factory which M follk with tho exuberanco of expoctant recog- | beee, in the delieate grom:ing, fretwork and | Quaha. dhere are ot two andisires woodenware at very low prices. t Mrs. R. A. Smith sells Union Soap. Put Chicago In Your Pocket. Andreen has vun for fifteen” years. mition. There must I).\\'::.hulsulluu easy anair | tracery of the roof,s0 luminously enwreathed | S1OEY SUEREIES - Q00 BC il = , R SR A great work, **Moran’s Dictionary of e of familiarity in my aspect and munner, cou- | that all the upward aspect to the beholder is & s I Mr. it OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT. Hot Springs, Ark., and Roturn, A great work, *Moran’s Dictionary of N - eware. sidering that the niud of the mountain sheep- | one of instant and lasting exultation. Never | SPiteof all the talk about Chicago Mr. Reed Strangers Beware, 3 waus unable to discoy G e ! 2 Ghioago.?. Thighetsl 18 I feMtUra OBl el iyl LRMBSE Boware - o o ) L dny great activity in oo fure for the rownd iy to et | indtitition in the World's fair city, u | That *Moruns Dictioniry of Chieago” | womed,in my leasint, framo_of ming. us | of miraclos of bl cul estato circles, 1Uwould soem s kinds |y, Tickets on salo May 16th ana | full description of which does not appear | contains everything of interest pertain- | thougn the landiord of the humble inn where | magic of distance and tho enchantment of | {¥ARLEERS 10 b SEHEEG, L HIC e of smoked and cured meats, We will | J0 1 OO Bn O a in the ook, wo have vot to hear of it, | 12 to the World's fair city. It is al- | T came to 10dgo ought to bave called me by | light. It can only be likened to tho arched | & of thicugo through tho Wob St cut anything you want. Wo carry a | 17th, good to roturn until June 15th. |1 {0 0" 5% ite per copy. For sale by | Phcbetically arranged, makiuy i name and coin 10 the door to receive mo. | viulting of majostie forest trees, whoro in- | diready been largely anticipated. large assortmont of salt and picklea fish ;.,’.‘:;:l;fn "'IS Umo zontes. ,"'l;“‘ farhot In [ all nowsdenlers and at 200 Herald [ sy matter tofind anything you skl restiansiholbadinover eard of my relative, | numerable iterlucing branclis and louves so (5 s s ey rmation call at city oflices, northeas! SO WACOR OLF e diegs o Seontal 8 o o nan 6ve > bishon. ilter, but do no hnck, the sunlight,that 1n this department all sold at low p corner of 15th and® Farnam, or depot | building, Chicago. See tho new, com- | 01 ntains the most completo map ever | s WS 0 01y glanced at my trousers and | from highest areh to sward benoath thore is walks was still on my huge-soled shoes. It | elsewhere have I scen such perfect blending B work with the | resl estate civeles. 1t would seem us 1f “the Is in charge of an experienced butcher. Here will be found all kinds 18- MANUFACTURERS' INVERESTS, e, VEXT 15 Tote S anitlosn talbs. published. Price 25c. For sale by all ol % ol S A T P T T ST o f;l I 11»‘- i S A D O piete and elegunt map it contains, D e o shooaiimhon *boots showed mo Lo room | a pulsing, palpable, transcendoat glow AYHIE ol dne Sialiont iRt s Our butterand egg devartment. This o —— = o Ml e 2y | in the eaves aturning shortly, he pre- T'o simply the art lover there is profound b PERAARR NS is a model now, it large and scru- Jow andirare druss | Sherman & Mo dstey and Camp & Co. pianos and | Chicugo. sented a bill, in advance, s follows: “Lodg- | pleasure to be derived from & visit to Gion A meeting of the executive cowmittee of () ing, one and six pen attengance,six pence, | cester cathed il The student of ecelesing- | the Manufacturers and Consuracrs assovia- rgans are, us evecy one knows, first pulousiy neat and clean and the yoang | connell, 1513 Dodge, 54 door west 1. O, MINS APOLIS, MINN., AND RETURN, ’ men in this department are well wained pehs bil cluss. Sold on easy puyments. A re- caudle, threo pence; boots, three pence. | ticurt will aiscoverample examples from tho | tion was held yesterday afiernoon. The ! AT e e SRS ; otal, two and six pence. Paid, with | time of the old Anglo Saxon builders down OO (0, T and know how to handie butter neatly. Spectacles,Dr. Cullimore,224 Bee bldg | Snonsible guarantee for live years given One Fare the Round Trip. thanks.” Dastihe [oarly. Normaniworkers ‘alons the. | Fo8ularroutine busincss was gono. Lhrolgi We could buy “stuff” (excuse tho ex- —~— with overy insirument. George. W. The Union Pacific will sell tickots to | I don't think the landlord expected “boots” | developwient i first and middlo pointed, | With and the following manufacturers wore pression but thuts all it is) to offer you | Wm. Stein sells Union Soap. Lancaster & Co., agents, 5145, 1oth st | yihe B Lot one. favo for | to return with the money. But he did, aud | perpondicular and the modern Gotnie, Who' | elceted members of the association: Cudaby at 7¢ and 10¢ per pound,but you couldn’t — -——— e ey 36 - ( SEy alive bosides. For as I descended into the | ever loves to dwell upon ecclesiastic history | Packing eompany and Omaha Packing com ¥ Stra, % Bewa the round trip to those desiring to at- ¥ b ! ral Assembiy Presbhyterian Chur little vine hung inn ard 1 noticed with pain [ will find a worid of wateriul in_traditicn use it for anything but’ to w; Nebraska City Canning 150 your 1d | pany, South Omi il Republic oS dithoondlesicansellion alan Portland, Ore, That “*Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago tend the “‘\‘“‘“‘ s neonven- | pay the coffee voom muid was gatherig | foct from tho time of Lucius, in the second | company; Ouiaha Hydrauhe Press Brick b | B e w RIB For the above occas.on, the Burli contains everything of interest pertain- | tion, which meets June 7. - For datos of [ tozetner, ns if from hasty order, the rem- | century, to that of Victoriain this. The | company; Lincoin Paint and Color companyy box of Iraziors uxlo grons £ rohor the above oceasion, the Butling- | TN T Worlds Fair city, Tt is al- | saleand limits of tickels or any addi- | nants of' somo other travelevs. pecont meal, | antiquaian ean come upon no vicher field. | A, Heitkenmper, cluars, ul\unlru\.\’ul\mm/ } . T IR A S A S O oLy Qivs from dute of sula. e vate of | phubetically arranged, making 1t a very | tionul information apply to one who probably had luggago if 1o grea | And he who delves in civil history will find | Wrewinz company : 1,8 Stevenson, ceatn ye.oronyon ']‘I" QLAULRLSYOL) o R B S R RS e I TTS o | DY BT o) S Agent Union Pacific System, relatives; and, as | uassed out into the plens- | much to feast upon hiore, whero pactiaments | ery, Columbis; Coluribiis Milling company and want and will appreciate when you | $60 from Omaha. REYAIG anyihingsy LR b aut streets of the loafy old eity, I was sorely | have ussembled, kings have been crowned | Jaoji & Schupbach, roller mills, Columbus; buy no oleosold by us. Our oggs are | Ticketson salo May 9th to ldth, in- | It ;““'\“““ ‘]l‘,’.,“""‘.f, complote inap,oys The W. A. Page soap Co. are publish- | haunted by the reilcctive query' whether had | aud monarch:s lio cutombed. Americun District sraph company all’ carefully candled by an_experienced | clusive, published, Eelos Zoo. . Jor sale by 8l 410 ook Wbk 'nt different lish of wen | thevlandlord inown ofthe prolatosnd of the Cloisters to Linger In, Owabia, tire alarm and wateh service; Joh e e e The Burlington, with its connections | Pewsdealers and at 209 Herald building, | & oo 10X RLDHCL titled folk over in Shropshire and Wales o A Power, coopor La; the Omaha | B “our dry good motion department | westward through the heary of the | Chicago. ;"”""]”"""’ who sell Union soap. Watch | ¢ou1q nave let me lodge at the littlo 1un More un e, spiendid and ttoresting than | feigerator company: Chase Manufucturi: our dry f on depa o) BLyar TouEhEthe ary S or your grocer’s name, atall, hose of any other British cathedral ave the | colvnc” sowing machines, wind mills, etc. you will find'extra good men’s pants for | Roskios is the “scenio lingy to Lostland | wheoler & Wilson's New No. 9 sewing s Quoer Streets and Shops, cloisters, - North and south they are 1 feol | \eaping Water; Sircliard, Bridge & Co, 98¢ per pair. 1 5 L 008 - vastume and | pmachine, the best on earth, gold on easy Put Chicago in Your Pocket, In every othor English catbedral town 1 | 0 1eugth, 147 feot long iu the oastand west | fiouy mills, Novfolk. e e D50 lenol 1 | unequalled equipment Y e I € ¥ [ ' 1| alleys, twelve fect wide and cighteen feet | MOp {tonds : 1c orking shirts, 25¢ each, and | unequalled cquipment, | monthly payments, - Georze W, Lancas. | A great work, “Moran's Dictionary of | have visited, 1 havo always found a *igu | BIgrs, WeWe (Or wae Bad tuebieon, feet | ituo action of thie raiivonds in granting ! lots of other bargmns, I ity ticket oftice, 1223 Farnam street. | o) & Co,, agents, 514 S. 16th st Chicago.” 1f there is a feature or | strcet,’’ the principal thoroughfare into S hioaltromithe walls ko m’ A ,“" only s rate of ono and oue-third fure to You must call and taste a piece of our . T e institation inthe World’s fair city, a | which ait others lead, and from which some | FEaChed from Lo MLt Sho fut-vanitite of | Omuha during the exposition came up. for delicious candy. We begin with candy | Dr. Gibbs moved to 416 N. Y, Life. Baled Hay, full deseription of which does not appear | picturesquo wynd ov court brings you direct | g ang the e 1 Eng- | discussion. ‘The general opimon was that - h ; the roads were not doing justico to Omabia on this occasion, and that at least a rate of to fhe catnedral close. It 1s different in Gloucester. ‘I'hero was once a famous cress athe per pound. In our stationary department you will Upland hay, choice quality, ton or car | in the book, we have lots., George Richardson, 1207 S, 20th st. | Price, - st to hear of it. conts per copy. For sale by in open, arched and embattled recesses, ove looking the sunky cloistor-carth, the old The Bu hington's «Train No, 3 find a fine nssortment of regular goous | i8 the first —fust —pussenger train i 2 all newsdealers and al 200 Herald ::||‘1'rl|us:|",;l.:x;:;;”lblxlo 1(3)'\\51'1“‘1;;-‘,.-‘-1 uxnl-‘lfmln.\).',f monks studied and wrote, Oue Will hnger "",".,f"“_’,‘,‘,::f;‘flf:k",‘ R e o s : pesides lots of novelties. botween Omaha and - Denver, It | Boys Wanted—10 boys wanted at the | building, Chicago. See tho new, com [ hor. * Ono runming north and south, is | 100 B loving s tese, And could L ments for tho oxposition ‘woro progrssing Box noto paper, Z3onvolopes, 24sheets | 18 the only fast night train out of | American District Telegraph company, | Jloto und olegant map it contains, Dt nd . outhinto, to and from tho | bave my wish, with tho ohapter-houso for a | fiucly and that it would be n great success, of paper, b Omaha carrying full equipment of | 1304 Douglas street. Good wages. —————— placo atill called *tho Cross.” The other 19 | dormitory in theso noblo clolstors I would | jio wanted to jmpress upon the manulace Nice envelopes, 8¢ bunch of 25, sleeping, dining and chair cars, s W can save you $25 00 on a phacton, | Enstgate and Westgate, to and from the 16 °,1‘f" Sranm, ,“r"‘ In Joatfuincss and pouco | yurers tha necossity of gattitg thelv machins Sanford’s Ink, Sc hottle, ; Leaves Omaha at 4:40 p.m., arrives | Little & Williams sell Union soap. $50,00 to $100,00 on & car and in tho | same spot. WOrkioULSPmO HERRS QoBlER. | T e ||lerviand exblbite i parlock Bhanolorthe br.:\ll\\ll‘k.lhl,,u and brush, 3¢ bottle and ul!it«‘;‘l:!".’lzl) ].“:.m r;:\:fi;&n Cifty ticket Ohoan Ratarts O i aring May. sume proportion on buggies, Aliitngyiwhich Jsipicureanue ARGIGHARE: PR st "1Lis Sugiested that alt the machinery bo [ ‘o sueh work us the | Ing from its antiquity bharness. We o F el 7 " | Gloucester, will be found within a distance 7 0 sce! alifornia .0 N Fostoria Buggy Co., Woodhull Buggy | Gloucoster, will 'bo found within a gistanco | you have scen California frequently | ofyeials buve doclared tho cxhibition opun tho Co., Terra Hauto and many othors (0 | {5reating thoroughfares, or it the sleepy ola | Mentioned ia newspupers and mazazines | button wilt bo touched aud the machiney choose from. See us before you buy. | courts leading into them, always inereasing | I’erhaps a friend has been there ana | started. IS T The Union Pacific will gell tickets to in shape to start hd that after the proper rut Chicag Your Pocket, Omaha and return at one and one-third A great work, **Moran’s Dictionary of | fure for the round trip from all pointson Toilet paper 3¢ package. Three dozen lead pencils for 10c, DRUG DEPARTMEN? Chicago.” If ‘there is a feature or [ itsline within 200 miles of Omaha, May | {47 ; h Mo seerot cas instructed to arvango )’ Tt H ’ st ! . DAy 2 & Metes ey W alo re- or AN( 8 »proacl writes enthusiastic letters back home I'ho secrctary was instructed to arvange Here’s whero wo can save you money, | Institution in the World’s fair city, a | 2,4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28 and 30, "Tick- | Lininzor & \'”“ :ll.[, el h«f:ftq.‘l}'l'l'h I numbOE Ahd. JACTORL 84 50U BPDIOR hisiio} | (walios “enlhlnsiloflatierai '['I_”“l‘ 1O 1 for spoakrs o tho opening ight sud also Proprictary medicines all - at cut | full description of which does notappear | ets are limited to one weck from date of :I'::jl' I':":”‘L SHIAY Ll o owa o r S Ohieatar Il Mo L ki (st SonHlal i en 0 mi stion. e prices. in this bools, we have yet to hear of it. | sale L ' doattedly bo found the greatest numbor of | for yvourself, X8 $ It was v tho Omalia Stree You must see this department, It | Price, 25 cents per copy. For sale by For any additional information apply Auction, Furnitu Auction, oduly constructed, half-timbered old Biizs- | i 2WEET 0 i the fall ana :f,';”.-‘fini coupany w furnish eleetric power 2 tho machinory. now oceupies the entive east side of our | 01l newsdealers and nt 209 Herald | to H. . Deuel, city ticket agent, 1302 new annex, and is packed full of stock. | butlding, Chicago. Sce the new, com- | Farnam street. Bring your prescriptions to us and | plete and elegant map it contains, = pethan houses of any proviucial city of Eng jand. But here in Gloucester are certainly wore and more winsome individual instanc consisting of elegant brussels and | Ay the corner of Northgatestreet and Shak Monday next at 2436 I'ranklin - street, 9. m. sharp, entire contents of the 3 house, winter, Then work here Is least press- ing and Californin climato is now ple The way togo is vin Santa Fo FORTHE BUILDERS, avo 60 per ce ! AL 3 B 2 s nging for a New Ondinn 1ee o a— BPIC JNRERARVORANGI. I Tas ) ot That *Morun’s Dictionary of Chicago” | ingrain curpets, onk sideboard, dining | pearo roul, whero B. Jenkins “soles aud on one of that line's popuiur, por- glpasusin N oA lGy L > use four people in this depart- P HRRE Lales ) contuins et e ything of intérest pertain- | table, oak chairs, leather seats, leather | heels gents' shoes for two and sixpence and | sonally conducted purtics, Ie aving Chi- - The New Omaha-Chic the U, P. depot. Omaha, at7 every evening arriving at Chi- A committee has been appointed by Presi- went Hussey of the Builders and I'raders cx- change to revise the buiding luws, and when the rovision is completed un effort will be ment; two registored druggists and one who has had 80 years exporience, Our furnituee department on main | Leave floor and basement of our new annex is a | 0'cloc ing to the World's Fair city. Itisal- | rocker, hair muttresses, elegant dress- | ladies’ at ono and nin unulh;l!s') Ubavber | enyo overy Saturday evening, and leav- phabotically arranged, making it o vory | ers, beds, curtains, ete, All must and | and vsturalisty who, with bis shuman | g KKansis City every Sundiy morning. easy matter to find anything you wish. | will be sold. Sale at 9 sharp. warlous, iinds strilingly Mr. | S nents and porters in attend R Y A Venus" in Mutuul Friend, is & quaint 7 It dontains the most complete map ever R WELLS, Auctioneer, structuro thun 4 Pullman tourist slecpors e 4 o iRy Tty 3 1 k p ver Dickens paiuted, e ) ¢ b e SRR SERT T RESHIVSRIRE AL el i caro at 0:80 the next morning via the | |, lighod, Prico 25c, For sale by ull e B tiiTe farthot un tha shinb treot, at num- | usod, furnisbed with bodding, mut- | madoto puss the now laws 1u placo of tho aby buggies from 81, 4 20 newsdealers and at 209 Herald building, b i s ber 102, is & buge old building, now trans- | tresses, toilet ticles, ete. Sccond | present ordinanc e following gent N e hicago. Leave Omahs daily by the Burlington | formed into & foundry, whero Sir William | ¢luss tickets honorved. Write to 1% L. | men compose the commit John Hartand All the best makes chamber sets $9, 8 It l‘; Y et —— route for Chicago. Giludstone, father of the prosent liberal lead- | Pulmer, passenger agent Santa Fe | George C. Bassett to represent the car and up. Souvenir spoon for sale only by the Fine residonco property for salo | The first isthe “Burlington’s No. 2, | or, fovmerly carried on n banking busiuess, | oy te, 1516 Farnam street, Omuba, N o, A, d: Vioriing the iron. work, b, Alarge assortment of picturesat a | oWnerof design, €. 5. Raymoud, jew- L. ‘| Shane and George Deyverem, brick: 1% cheap, 24 blocks from new postoffice, | at 4:45 p. m. No. 2 is a solid vestibuled | 8ud o five pound note of his 1ssue may still bo Yess price thun the frames cost. See oler, cor 15th and Douglas street. Annly. 1808 Davenpor RN . sl o iner. | sceu in the Gloucester museum. Just 0ppo Reumping, galvanized iron; H. 1% Drexel, Aoaa edlo. iy ee if 306 LRI A Apply, 1808 Davenport st. iralti, counamed (ol eoepg, | GINME | gliole the musl eharacterlatio 0fd fentered | 13 s 10 1 R ot stono, and Messts. Lowrio and Kimball B . J. Bastiav sells U ¢ ) -»>- o ohosr 8 £ 9 $418 Jine gh @ o do, I have yet found in et A . rchitects Center tables at W Bastiay sells Union soap, W. 1. Seaman, wagons und carriages. | train that leayes Omaha for Chicago, AHEONEL Rhge ATPRUA L BALE HAL SER Short trips 1o the mountain resorts | AEMtects. - b this committen, tho :,“““ :‘H"‘- :"'l'l“'"- 750, The New Thme Schedule, M ALl The second is the famous “Chicago | very old. It was built to accommodate thie | of :Iw‘wauh'. : cliir als0 appointod wn udvisory boaid on enter tablos, better, 98¢, ) : Northw { A ( ¢ seial,” 160 p. The “Chicago { pl s to the tomb of Edward 11, under tho The great Salt Luke tour, 15t of President Hussey,” 13 1% Duvis A 0 On the Chicago & T A o A ples | special,” at 1150 p. m. \ hicago { pilgrims to the tom 1 I t siat Endless variety of chuirs cheap. iy \.fl-,\.l);“.xin.\, ortbwoatarn ralk Malkes the fastest time of any railway | ZHEE (€8 0 D tont train botwoen | Bbbacy of Thomas Seabroke in 154l 1tis | Yellowstone National park—the most [ and J. 1%, Tilly On our second floor you must seo our | e NoC B Vleaves U. P. depot, | irain east or wost, leaving Omuhi Wb | Gipupa and the World's Fair city, is [ 491 years old aud ubsolutely intact, wonderful spot on this conting On Tucsday evening next tho first session crockery dopartment. "It 18 alive with | Omaha, a7 . 1m., daily, and areives al b in the evening and arriving at Den- | UGN 0 800 hout and is composed | 18 Westgate street, aluost ovposite whero | puget Sound, the Mediterranean of | of tho bourd will b LE il bargains. o l““ \a, 8t 7 p. m{. daily, and arrives at | ver at 7:40 the next morning. ~ Consult | 550/ H0h CRE LR 01000 UL RmAN you entes the little ('n\ulIlu\lnu,'l-nllwAI e B e v The secretary of the exchiango recoived u ar e . *hicago at 9:30 the next morning. euel, ¢ ‘ket agent Union | ) 9 A TRAEN " 00AN8 OF DL 80 | Gra) s nuother strange old jun, not so large | 46 3 4 3 otter yesterduy from the Department of tua Our _toy and notion novelty depart- | s train aflords & motropolitan® | Heviy ks beou L elty ticket agent Union | o) gpyotoristio of No. 2 A special | 45"Now o, but even more fantustic and | Al retched via the ['nion Baciflc sys: faklar yeaiamiy from khe RN ERR L bl ment pledses the children. houn ol Aok ASSNOE B s tOneeal | Hacile Bysiom.: wm St | sleeper for theaccommodation of Omaha | cuarining. Nover eisewhero was scen such | tem e Havey I Deucl eity ticket | sonool house to be erceted for tho f 1ho I“"' also bandle on this floor window | pives at Chicago the next morning in | - Idoal lndics hairdvessing parlors,baie | travel is attached to the Chicago special | a radiant jumbleof odd coriiors, littlo avchos, | ugent. 1302 Farham street, Tudian pupils at Plandrean, . D, This is shades, Y than i i o o Ty s city, @ s 0pe ecop- | protrudin upper stories, pecpholes of win- - the first time since the or \tion of tho AT ample time, either for business there, or | goods, toilet articles, 209 5 15tn,3d floor, | 10 this city, and is open f oD | e ahicos, -ostrica,’ tamrooms. | 1 N, I3rown sclls Union soup. iho Lesteiiane aluco by dRECEIRIIEN. &7, 150 Rug 1 door mats. connections with all limited trains east, ——— tion of passengers betwee m. and | Gows KRGS O oliake und chubby-cheeked ke e s sxaugnge i . K9 AT ARA.URG, Q0RF 100 i In addition to this service, the after- | K. W. Bartos sells Union Soap. the hour of departure. : B e o Rolghtan the mysierles, cheer | Tho 26th sorios of stook of the Omi the members fool quit Donnison’s tissue paper for makiug | noon “Fiyer” on the Chicago & North- - Besides these two magnificent trains | gy charm of this typical old Boglish inn Loan und Building Assoolation is now | The lotior requosts eorotary to dis boautiful flowers. westorn railway loaves U. P. depot 1ELENA AND RETURN, the Burlington’s Chicago local leaves Most of the shops are entered by steps “‘_I‘.”‘[‘m e l‘.j, Y (;\]fl- I»:inlx NOW 1y tho plaus of the proposed buildings and Clocks. DAOI SRiMar seiree =, S G0RAk s Omaha at 9:30 8. m. d behow” the sirosts . O, two. throa’ and | open for subscription, Over warcs | B S o kot a8 muny of e Omuba Fixtures for all kinds of curtains, ? L f AT At auna aein: City t bulee aud pro- | Were taken in the 25th series, and the | contractors us Possiblo L0 sub « tarnam st four century old buildiug builders aud Fare f ket office, 1 at Chlcago A1 8:15 the ne , t morning. i - Y Iy he struc! ussociation’s prospects are belter thar or 1ho Wor 5 ks and satchels, s 3 ®* Por the ace: ada 4 se desir- 7. F. Vai gent trude above them, Nearly all the structur s ation’s pros| nre han | it propo: for the work, Il”luuyii D .n‘x.‘ Is. Both of the abovd mentloned trains | . For the accommodation of tho ir- | W. I Vaill, agent & R O, A e N& kil Baoialary avar foln Lo ohe are vestibuled _throughout and are | ing te visit at points in the vicinity of s Vcand stories which project from one to T e e Vi« Our boot and shoe departmentisa | equipped with Waguer and Pullman | orat Helena in Juno duving the session Strangers lewurs, .| Threo feet beyond the first, with curious old RE S Iollowiug are the bank clearings for the winngr, onest goods at low prices. sleepal®, freo roclining chair cars and | Of the convention of the supreme lodge That “*Moran’s Dictionary of Chies carved brackets, where they stand at streot & R Patten. dentiat, Dae building o reass Al UL nanaadt ova Remember our opeping sules and | ENorthwestern” dining cars, of the Ancient Order of United Work- | contains everything of interest pertain- | corners: and more than hulf have third and G the corresponding period lust year prices will continua all next wee o ks W o gt men. the Union Pacifiz will sell tickets | ing to the Wowld's air eity, It is al- | fourth stories projecting in thes ame wauner. YO TS ki TP . all av city ticket oftice, 1401 Farnam ) e Y it & 5 All b trange, indescribably odd win- Monduy 1,106,078 Our store will close, however, at 6 | streot, for sloeping car berths, informa- | to Helena and return at one fare for the | phabetically arranged, making ita very | 4 have siennge, dndescolbably odd Wi | e T e Ay | Todidy o'clock. Comeo ea in the day if you | tion, ete. . o round trip. Tickets on sule June 7th to | easy matter to find anything you wisl ;;:{:La-\l:"’l” paned, litle, Ll road, narkow, | Woleet bt A% o tlus ten conte | Moty ‘ ean, Baggage checked from residence 14th inclusive, limited to 50 duys from | It contains the mc lrl'nmp‘n‘fn' vu‘nu;« \I\ cuseu lintels; and they farnish the qUAMLESt | ToGiRY dic Zrmearnmmamesssrcen | UMK s o w74 W. R. BENNETT CO. through to any destination. date of sale. For any additional informu- | published. Price 25c. Ior sale by all | olio o of gables eves over bebold. — Per- | M3 NU N 1 1 Tooioy, agei 4 years 2 | Suturduy 4a e P 1202, 1504, 1506, 1608, 1510, 1512 C G, F. West, R R. RITCHIE, tion apity to Harry P. Deuel, city ticket | newsdealers and at 209 Herald building, | haps the primimest ana tidiest of them all 15 | yiouths, i weeks it Phietys | 0 L by " AvAAURS T T S C.P.&T A, General Agont, | bgent, 1802 Farnaii street, Chice | ¢ balf irbered bowe aud - priutiug bouse | c\Gutil sprvet diiereafidr. | mota i £,