Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1895, Page 8

THE OMAIA DAILY REE: FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1805, 15th and DoODGE STS. —— <o ——————— —— EW YORK STORE To the business public we can furnish sufficient evidence of our stability--but to you--the consumer--somethin i \ i " I ] 1 g more tangible than somel ody’'s sa be forthcoming. We'll not mince words about it--we intend to do the largest business in the city and there’s only one way to prevent us--t ‘gi}:/e gsoo):jzoarx:}s'f A We won't do that--but we’ll come awful close to it, The prices we here quote for our grand opening Challenge Sale are positiv E ] 3 r £ g ely the | i 3 goods are the newest and the freshest ever imported and if you’ll be one of the thousands to attend you’ll get the bargafiq of you); life thc;\sNes L 4 OPENING DAY OF THE SATURDAY, JUNE 22, NEW YORK STORE.| D Silk D Lt s- s i epartie ot 3—A large assortment of Flowers, ail ress Goods Dept. partment. NN TOSELS e i oy JOIC | i wniote wn w ns i w. 25| Shoe Department ALL WOOL SERGES .\)um.ph‘: of our many bargains—Your C ! - e . Che , pleces of 40-inch all cholce of 7 pleces of fine Wash Silks only NOTTED FRING TOWELS. r: wool Serge, in all the new sha worth 39C ; oy e i Sl C el e ALl s a il i TAONE 9 This departme ( Is going to be the most up to Tc; op sale price only.. + | gur2 5 g 1L price . ovEaINEe Vsier e TSNt C popular in the ¢ y. The stock was bought P INISH HENRIE 3 Cholc pleces of fine China Silks before the gres advance in shoe leather, roes mlk nish 1T 3 C for fancy worl, will ko auick at 25C Lot 5—Sallors, sold everywhere at Tic; our and to auickly ciag it before the pubiic P ils in all stores a arc . e e veves v 3 LS we ‘e ing tc Vomoods at a REMARK- i LT L U ) . ABLS 150 et s FINIE TAFFETA SILKS, Sl Bnduce To oursdlf" Tere are only ill_go at half usual prices, Yabliornas sold rove e > p CHECKED GINGHAMS. 3 c and upwards. s_'Lu'n.rf:ur p'r:l. ..T el palrs women's ha turned Tan Ox k i HEysan 5 cases of staple checked Gingha 3 ARSI w e " e P At Lo f AR O 3 URES. § BT AR Leghorns sold eve ere o = ords, Wwo ro \ to ow / STOWN i IXTURES, ' oo o C | MEN's BLACK HOSE. 8 IC skhorns sold everywhere n th 78c| forus, worth trom & .25, now less C that we are going to sell them at will et ; v i orth 15c.. i Leghorns sold SR than it costs to make iem... i hove e ahtokess a o LIGHT AND DARK OUTING I 1 ghorne aold everywhere In the clty at 35¢ 16 3C "*m’"‘"““ good quality Outing 32C MEN'S SILK FINISH SUSPENDERS. IOC e RO ot e it s 1 Toweling worth up to 6c £0 at.... i4 BF ¢ (aly 4 N : D at any store for .00, ow, just to m . -1 BROWN Our Shoe dCPArtment | PUlirec....eereess bates o gt nch g, st G OLY Ittt conte otion Department. qlatity; ol g 4 St MA\H,‘!{lHXI.hI TS. C 148 pairs women's han turned Oxfor wash Dress GOOdS Dept Worth 65c, only . Pins ¥ e both plain and patent cather tips, worth 58C FINE QUALITY 4-4 SHE i C Needles, per paper T $1.00 to $1.50, NOW..... .. e SRBEN o3 AbL § Balta oL VY né i Thimble ............. ST ST RAPSSCHA 0 ooty ot s st D3 Carpets. Coreet Lase, por paiF.. 2 pair womert hand 1+ encd Dongola {x: n other stores from bc to 8c; opening 3 L > \ 8Spool Thread..... . ords, needle toe; wo Id be a snap’ sale price only (per yard) L 4 SHIRTING PERCALL 3 It yvou need Carpets mow Is the time to Rubber Tip Penciis $1.%;" come bofo ¢ thoy are. Gohe 890 i i kvl 6 cases Percales, fast colors, only (per C buy at our opening sale; we guarantee to S ’ for We are going to se them out at...... iy va 0f the latest sum- 1 ALidd) 4 BAVELgAUSE DSTIONML. Bl Shests ¥ mer Wash Goc iled in all stores at LADI BLACK HOSE. °q11°2 Second 1 R 169 pairs women’s dong la Prince Albert e 2C |5t s, 15 custty, c |Millinery Dept="t,.. st I il Dot 8 SLRARE 1, FINE DIMITIE The newest and latest novelties in the bber Jmah for double the 1.cney, for only.... p Beautiful goods and fast colors; look at 1 LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE 1 v just atrived trom ~New York and et i fast odl 3c s et \” S 82C Parsian marke 0 dozen flowers, large 200 pairs women's don Juliettes, a shoe A er Ones you a ¥ 1 any : CH CHALLIS. LALIZS SEAMLESS HOS Lot 1—Hyacinths, sies, bluetts, forget- Ladies' fine other store, our price 1ly e 90 ple wool Challls, lght and dark C aranteed fast colors and worth 260] opens 150 me-nots, are worth from c to our C ) 2 ground, go on sale at... . ing sale price only....... price Halr Ping . bunch 5The above sho « we have In all sines, LINEN TOWELING. e Hat Strings..... Ve - HOL. tha" i -akBr tor quote: kny o 76 pledes all linen Toweling, ol ek 6 1 MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. Lot 2—Roses, violets, lilacs, popples; goods Pearl Buttons heve not the e ace to guote uny more d, goes at C Just the thing for summer, only. that sell everywhere in' the city at $1.00 Dress Buttond BRIt I ohn Man'h: Misaews andt Chils yard, g a Dress hi z ; ; AR Al €105 Tour EIG ; rese Buttons......o.. dren’s stock. N trouble to show goods— : And 1, or article call and see us This our Opening Sale will positively be a Wholesale Price Sale of goods of all descriptions—Dry Gools, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, Carpets, Curtains, Millinery, etc., etc., at absc ately less than wholesale N ; e 5 2 ' ) S, ains, | WEICH at absc 3s than whole e 4 - 9 5 z S + p i’ " ST £ 4 At AT T LSRR . . i price. The store is filled with goods from top to bottom, and an army of clerks are now arranging them for Siturlay’s sale, when our store will be open to the public. MUSIC ON OPXNING DAY . . 3 Challenge Sale » 15th and Dodge Challenge Sale : A A A A A A A A A A AR R AR A A AN AN A A AN A AAAAARAAAAAA: o] s AAAAARAS ARAAAAS ASARAAA AN | R TARY OF WAR lN OMAHA fused to say a word, and as he sat in his 8. P. MO VODS CO. MAYDEN BROS. I W CoOk asox niD binglsnonall car e 100ked the sphinx in every liniament. iy A e was reticent to a degree. Forcing Out the China to Mae Room for A Truly Great Sale. But Boston Store Sells Th Now at Pri o This will probably be my last visit to the Groceries. A sale without & name. Not walting until tEL s Wikl RacATIEE i . . “ 48 d the secre-| The groceries are here—so many of them, | after the Fourth of July before we sacrifice | EDWIN IRT'S $5 g Stop of Forty-Five Minutes Mado by Him | {2ty 1atet, tau 1 100k forward to retirement | in fact, that we find we'll have o curtail the | values, but beginning an early clearance and B e and Party Yesterday. Nothlng: conlalinduce :me" t8 n”p‘pll ron e an. | Fpace occupied by the china department even | proving ourselves the price-makers and price | & Son’s Omaha bankrupt shoe stock at | Nothing could induce me lo 80eePt, ®aun. | more than W at it intended. ~We've been | leaders of Omaba, Boston Store a fascination’ that none can re- e ington is very pleasant, President Cleve. | MaKIng some n:dlml cute in china and glass- | Sale commence Friday, June &L, sist, and it's all because Boston Store is 1oo5 "and nis® cabinet have been called to | Ware Within the last few days, but those s suits, the prices will be $ ing’ Cook's shoes for men, women and chil- GREETED BY ARMY OFFICERS AT DEPOT | il Gpon matters of considerable moment | Prices will be nowhere to those we mnke“ 5 and $12. | dren for either half Cook's price or very B Rt ors | |cEominow(@w i Thelwiole tock 1a hetoraiyou(Wmonitne iotolon (ot any EkILEIN Kbo Rhoums il EITCHE eaR, O N e vaa f0r 11y e esalthan e foont otimakingzall Lo fsio | Thlaiorsanwiallishionianaiaoico eulial (oniaR o, | AWeihave cronded our maln foge 4too 0 aunounces that No Chaoges Will Bo Made | of other cabinets, for there have been very | imported goods are included ju this great all 3850 to $10.0 sulta for §5.75, al $1L50 0 | partment and_ piled the basement full of ) i et e dihe atientions | clearing sale, 5.00 suits for 38 8.00 to 0 suits | these shoes, at sure enough half price. Come . at Prosent in Boundaries of Depurt: AN -y g | P 250 Child 9, . ) NOT A JUNKETING TRIP. Come and see the shape we are in, and you | for $12.75. quick to | ildren’s Wash Suits== ment of Platte—Free Silver Speaking of the criticlsms of certain news- will recognize the importance of our closing | If you want a daisy suit of clothes for a BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, Suits Losing Ground. PR R e in news | out at least halt our china and tinware. little bit of a price come Friday or Saturday. N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. s 5 fivas in no sense & junketing trip, but W White granite cups and saucers 2c each; SILK REMNANT SALE - [ Light and Dark Blue Striped- undertaken for the purpose of informing |4 Plece table Water bottles, 12c:| 500 remnante wash silks only 15c yard. g Only 8150 to St. Josep A A e A b g O i inie!|eaucedplaten, i isc;ibarry. wets) Bc o et |90 000 Bremnanty hast qut)lty ASER silks, | Next Sunday. Excursion train leaves the | Cord d sels T Secretary of War Daniel 8. Lamont, Mrs. & o Lebd A et ld e ot] Ao ord an assel: and a Whistle T Me arany “and. the progress made in | Sun lamp chimney, 1 each; number one Sun 2 3 to 14 yards, goods worth | union depot at 7 a. m. £ ’ ;amnm. l\ll\elr J«h\ug:nrll;s,“lh'sslrx', \iul‘:nrr]l"‘:‘ :|..> construction of buildings recently author- b"lr"-;r, 7('10. 5 ; and su:)) per ‘);iml. nllmxn ll tickets at the Burlington's city office. Whit Pi BT rances, Mrs. Joseph D. Bryant, Miss Flor- | jzed at large posts. Last year the secre- Ladies’ jer. undervests 2lce Friday. “heney Bros.’ regular Farnam st., or at the depot. 1 i i ence Bryant, Quartermaster General R. M.|tary visited the posts in the southwest and | Ladies' = hemstitched handkerchiets with | $1.00 silks are in this lot at 20c a vard. e J iped Trfl ninegs, B helor and Major George W. Davis, mil. | obtained information as to the personnel | drawn work corners, 2ic, worth 20c, AYD! i RISt BATOS. e £) et tho e o T Ol and general afalrs of e atmy dn (hat sec-| AL il satin ani gros grain zatln e e e S Sailor Style, Deep Co lar, 5 5 , on, which resulted in promoting the in- | ribbons, 9¢, worth 20c. ers onaucted Six For Five Dollars. et e D e — 4 at 3 o'cloc yesterday afternoon | terests of the military service. Seamles stockinet dress shield: Tours, The mar | g a ; a ‘stockinet dress shicld 3 nager of the bath and complexion | Via the Wabash, the distinguished | When Major Humphrey, quartermaster of [ Ladies' black hose, ribbed to worth | A personally conducted excursion—the first | parlors at The Bee building has sec: fad e Ages 4 ~==5 - . D, P e bl g has secured the party occupying the special Pul- | the Department of the Platte, met the see | 3t of a series of three arranged by the Burling- | services of a trained masseuse for one month — — B e anthe, the. sccretary of | TElAry on the arrival of the train in Councll | _ 24 sheets of writing paper and 24 envelopes, | {on route—will leave Lincoln at 6:10 p. m., | who, by years of experience and careful | . 3 WAL Baving at his disposal tho private car | Blufts Mr. Lamonts frst ‘atestion. was a3 | Ge Thuraday, June 21, for @ nineteen days' tour | gtudy, can by faclal massage and medicated | A Testimonial _ Offer of President B. R. Bacon of the Baltimore | o ch® Brosress o the buildings at Fort| 1 pound finest linen writing paper and en- | of the west. vapors, creams and balms, make the old to | 5 S . R. ] Crook, showing an Intimate knowledge, not | yelopes, 25c, worth 60c. Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou, the | Jogk young and the young yet more youthful | F ’ & Ohio Southwestern, a palace on wheels. only in’ location, but what -was being done | Y ’Foelt " hargains with silver buckles, 25c | Garden of the Gods, Pike's Peak, Marshall| —ail from the r LY s T e or_the Young ’Uns The Union Pacific took charge of the cars | to make Fort Crook one of the great DOSts | and §oe. ) 350 O o0t Bt ines:_ a1t Laks CIty, ‘0= | tenchens . Special artation. th Lalr. goherselt | on thelr arrival at the Council Blufts trans- | Of the Fmy. 5 0y | Boys” fine ribbed black hose, spliced heel den, Butte, Helena, the Yellowstone park and EARIDID A, 8. On Sale All Da fer and set them in at the Tenth street |, Mr. Lamont ol oA b mout four weeks, | and toe, worth 20c, for Se. Hovapiey Dl ony included in the itin-| = Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday? e fepot, later transferring them to the Web- | ana would spend much of the time in Yellow- | , Qur 25¢ black hose, 2 pajps for 8¢ Friday | "rgc cost of the trip has been fixed at TLINGTON ROUTE # only. BURLINGTON ROUTE Saturda at ser street depot in this city, | stone park. $160 and covers every expense of travel— whero the Elkhorn became responsl: | This was not Colonel Batchelor's first visit 8. P. MORSE DRY GOODS CO., railroad, sleeping car and stage fares, hotels, | pycarsion to St. Joseph sunday, June 23 Wamitt giacoloml ) to Omaha by any means, he having been 4 LR tion ] a d Is, etc. i Ly 0 ol ble for Mr. Lamont and i et T MG ) CHEAP EXCURSION RATES CArFIARDLEICER, ;BRI OL0 ey bl Mee, | Train leaves union depot, Omaha, at 7 50 CENTS A show window full— guests. But a short stop was made at the | o “gaveral other occasions has he seen Bull¥intormelingiat 90 oty UoKBr 0S| em, Webster street station, Mr. Lamont's desire | 0, Vin the Burlington Route. 1324 Farnam street Round trip tickets only $1.5 Come here at any time. Ohata, e - Round trip tickets only $LE0. A SUIT 4 bolng to push on to Fort Niobrara, which | FHe spoke enthusiastically of the trip thus | Here are the Burlington Route's best offer- BPECIAL STREE' all at the city tcket office of the Bur- { s 8 B ted: today, then Robinson, |far, and looked forward fo bis fourney (ings In the way of reduced rates, Do they — lington Route and get full information. — : through the Elkhorn valley with fnterest, | interest you? In Connection with Next Sunday's Excur- X ge the Burlington taking the cars and ';‘”" at | Lomarking to Secretary Lamont that the| To Boston, Mass.: July 5‘to 8, one fare B bttt California or Texas, Deadwood to Forts Custer and Meade, Mr.| Eikhorn valley was the richest corn section [for the round trip; good to return until| g o R, For lowest rates on tickets and best ac- Lamont desiring to pay but short visits to | in the United States. August 6. THO BB KL, ST A YR OINC VATHAD 8t. | sommodations call on or address E. L. | Ihese posts, the Yellowstone National park | ‘“We are pleased with the condition of the | To Denver, CGolorado Springs, Manitou ana | lines will be in operation on Sunday morn- | pgimer, P. A. Santa Fe Route, Room 1, First 5 A oty milliary service. thus far. What more Is | Pueblo: July 4 to 8, one fare plus $2.00 for | Ing in time to enable passengers to connect | Nytjonal Bank, Omaha | holding out inducments to the secretary of | o {o sa te round trip; good' to return until Septem. | With the Burlington's excursion tram for St | ere to sa \e round trip; good o Septem- € L - war, ard to all those, in fact, making up At the Webster Street station the followin, X Joseph leaving the union depot at 7 n P A . o Street statiol ollowing | ber 1. Joseph leaving n depot at 7 a. m. Mre. Pitzel Looking for Her Children. | his ‘party. officers of the Department of the Platte re- | Full information about the cost of tickets he excursion will reach Omaha, on the HILADELPHIA —M ) Mr. Lamont was averse to saying anything | ceived the secrets General Coppinger, | return limits, trains, ete., at the city ticket | return journey, about midnight and passen- ot L ; ) for publication, except in the most general 3 ] : Lnits 1648 f A 8 Pitzel, wife or widow of the man who Is RERAblicAven, exoept In, the mOSt B9 ‘General Schwan, Chief Quarter- | office, 1324 Farnam street gers will find a suficient number of cars at | G te%h W1 O WO B L W H, | T e\ Washinaton. said the secretary, Humphr a1 Director Bach T £he"aepot to transport them to helr nomes, | thought 1o Lave been murdered by L M. | ENIELY Sypres emaster Tower, Major Halford, Cap- | Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday? olmes In_the consplracy to, sec 0,000 | » - i inson. There were also pre ree * n Water. —_—— as today re 'C A amensing son, o "o a8 a3 mad et cven e name | 880k, THIE MeTe 1 b G| e T ok town, | M- he i st cniveg o3 4nne| BATH OF BEAUTY | A NNOUNCEMENT behind. ~There ls little politics at present. | e “Njyjor, Governor Boyd, General Mander- | beside v HOepen by /ia the Burlington route, June o | since the first disclosures. She left for her 4 the only subject one hears 1 ueing | ¢ T a2 Hanre | eside our ndy department. Our mew | L0 0 T ceting at Pactolus p father's home in Galva, 1L, and will devote | Baby Liemishes, pimples, red, rough hauds, aud ’ gigen and_gold. And 1 domt care fo say | ! S grocery dopartment Wil also open and every | - Ajix, Robert J, Direstum, Hal Poluter and her (ime in searcling for lier threo missing ¥ falling helr' preveniag 1 Housekeepers have washed with k anything on that xublect, although 1 bellexe | Gyoral Batchelder wis Joined by his nephew, Customer of ours, whether they purchase on | ali (hé other fainous pacers and trotcers of | children, who were first supposed (o bas SN o poar, 1 all the scaps advertised and thelr B s 8 e e ne peopie. become | Y20 Will make the journcy with bls uncle, | 6°% OF & hundred dollars, will be welcome to | the country are entered. ioen murdorad. by Holmes, who s how i | o057/ (13l woolens have continued to shrink. y 3 . e, Among the officers present were also Colonel | a glass of he Burlinglon's 9:50 a. m. train from [ prison here awe e & i opened to both sides of the money question 1 f 4 . {0 defraud. It has been learncd that the J Cure fo o Bates, commandant at Fort Omah d his JE CREAM S aha arrives at Red Oak at moon and a N/ pin Sllver and the 16 to 1 men are losing ground. | BAES € mahs, and his ICE CREAM SODA Omant traiu for Councll Biufts will leave Red | children were in Detroit in October, 1804 Ventive of infla T do not pretend to say what course on the | *t4f Licutenants Weight and Ben Saturday all day. Bl A or e 25 to 39, enabling one | but there all trace of them was lost, Holmes Jf the pores. Sold every E money question the next demoeratic national g ¢ peclal at $:45, the first stop S. P. MORSE DRY GOODS CO. |to spend practically the whole day at Red | bas told District Attorney Graham that the | Donvention will take. It is elghteen months | 0 ¢ made at Fort Niobrara T Onk and to reach home the same evening. children are abroad with Mir Williams — — until election, almost an epoch, and great g Sl : | A Pienie for a Dollar. 0 full ‘dnformation at 1324 Far- | bis one-time sweetheart, and the district at- | changes may fake place in that time.. If we | ATe you going to St. Joseph next Sunday?| The Hayden Bros' employ plenic, | nam street. . torney has advertised in a New York paper. "_5 O O have a return of good times I can see no which takes place at West Point June smsbrrera—. veason why the democratic party should split promises to b2 a very enjoyable affair. Low Katesto Hosto lon the great economic question.’ Sle Hassan Ben All, the manager of the | features of last year will be greatly in-| The Baltimore & Oblo Railroad company Mr, A, I Cransby, of No, DEPARTMENT OF PLATTE BOUNDARIES :f‘!“" v‘vrnh Ahéln toupe which opens at | creased by foot ball games, base ball, sack | Will sell round trip tickets from all polnts ;‘El‘l:;"l“,m';w‘;‘.‘;p‘l i Usoh the guestion of an increase o | Courtlan on Sun afterncon and | races and a host of other pleasant_pastimes. | on its lines west of the Ohio river to Bos- or which bod eaten two B i Tiuae ot the LR In the | evening, s a highly educated gentleman and { The ride itaclt to West Point and return for | ton and return, for all trains, July 5 to 9 in- or o holeain her breast = o foundary llues of tne Department of the | ilnguist. Ho ipeaks fourteen different |a dollar is enough inducement to go clusive, valid for return passage until July Which the best physicians F I \ OA I S suggested to him to include Utah and Colo- languages, manages ontrols all the | Tickets can be obtained from any employe of | 22, with privilege of an additional extension of the surrounding country | rado In the D:ipartment of the Platte when Arabian juggl and acrobats In thi - { Hayden Bros. until July 81 it desired ckets will also treate ,lnill pronounc d in- the changes would be made in the brigadicrs, | r¥: HO, wi falr commissior —_—— be placed on saie at all prominent points in curabla. Her gravimother | JAG. 8, KIRK & CO., U. 8. A-| }§ < but he could not see any reason for the senting bia and Moroceo. He Spirit Lake, Spliit Lake, Spieit Lake. the north and northwest. The rate from and aunt ed © { 5 N e a et ent M 0ra wany Do gontiagen, | been In Omuka several times aud bas bren | ~Through sissper via the Northwestern Line Chicago will be $22.00, and correspondingly re————— | AL wanld makh. & Ghahge o | ihe guest of Dr. Les: sa old scqueiatance to| commencing June 58, leaves daily for Spirit low rat r point | B IV od Thave o d0vbs that seme of | Lhe ‘Last evening Hassan Ben All and | Laje at 6:10 p. m. from Webster street depot. | A double e t expre:s trains ; B L o brauts Jiker s o | Achille Phillon, the spiral tower performer, | fiie lake is tie same, accommodations a it |1t melh ined from Chi all polnts in attached to the Platte, but at present the | Joceon® oPens at ¢ ourtland Sunday, went £0 | tlo better, fire a little lower. City ofice, 1101 | the o4 Tourists will bear in mind that ail | Boundary lines will remain as they are. Lincoln, 0 roturn this morning, when PhiL | Furam stieet, Depat 1500 and Webster | Baltimore & Obio trains between the es is the only one which is guaranteed not “ had hoped to see a three bat- | oo begins the erectlon of his tower and | gtreets. 3. R. BUCHANAN, G. P. A, |and west run via Washington. For full par tc shrink underwear and woolen goods talion plan adopted in the army, and “‘I‘\le The pyrotechnic display at Courtland it oot ticulars write L. S. Allen, A, G. P. agent 1 this, the most B Iy report to congress T recom-| ™ be given Sunday eveni PR Chicago. :“‘L.‘;l:{".'“émn‘»r-' of Now | sware of Others. For Salo By all Dealers. T T LT SO R R o The Buckeye Buggy company are closing smmer 1 ork, under whose freat- | | MANUFACTURND ONLY BY e present force in order to bri bo The rato is not the only attractive feature | o e Mite. ’ - 4 placed, des p DR Slaree indicted. | But oniress ook | of mext Bunday’s fomfrrgerg T SZ,LS,“'“ out its stock at Fifteentb and Howard, A| You can get more for your money in the newt g :‘.'.':w‘.:i...rn 8 | KAWORTH & SCHODDE, CHICAG(}‘ holly different idea and my pian of re- - | stock in every way finer \r quality and style | gure return of health and enjoyment at any deatment having lalled, | ® ly differes nd my plan of re e Al t N organlzing the arn lost sight of. than has evor been shown in Nebraska. | of the many resorts on the Unlon Pacific sys eho was given up to dio Ho‘\‘uvlr'l vt ml.‘:‘Y"uw'“ i "fm{ o 150 Miles Along the Wissourl Dealers ty buyers will save from 25| tem than anywhere else on this continent 8. 8, 8. wus recommended, fometimes vesls & reliablg However, 1 matniain now, us then, thal the | pge 1s one of the attractions of mext | to 60 per cent on muy prices ever made on | Sce your neareat Union Pacific agent. Sum and " astonishing 88 it monllly reguiating = medicl 1 {Nm mon. 1 am sware that General | Sunday's excursion to St. Joseph. so-called closing out sales of the past. The | mer tcur tickets on sale to Sept. 30. ::WL ;m{":’m“"_“. DR. PEAL'S eld would Mke' to seo the number| There are lots of others. sale lasts only a fow days. Mr. L. C. Hill H. P. DEUEL, O e ireatiss on. this dis~ | | 2 ENNYROYAL PILL e mt hat 10 vat ot (ho question. Get tickets—they cost $1.50—at the Bur. | formerly of this city, 18 in charge. Pros- City Ticket Agent, 1302 Farnam St oaso will be sent iree 10 | q P PILLS, A8 to the policy of the government lington's city ticket office, 1324 Farnam st., | bective buyers should call at once. —_—— any sddress, e pr id certain In result. The deall with questions arising constantly | or at the union depot. ———— The Windsor botel, 3 blocks from union SWIFT SPECIFIC co., e Dr. P or dixanpoint Rent anyw) with the southern republ.cs Mr. Lamont re- [ Train leaves at 7 a. m, Are you golug to St. Joseph next Sunday? | depot. $1.50 per day. A. R. Hoel, prop. Atlasta, Ga § @ Eherman & McConnell Drug Co., 3§ | 1 .dge suvel, Omaha, Neby et S - i ;