Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1880, Page 4

BEE . WM == Kubi's on'y §§|A Fire Breaks Out in the | return to abov * | Warrsuted cqual to auy. 1 THE FIRMAMENT. In Which One Star Differeth Too Much Frof the Oth- er Stars,in Glory. FUSION IN A COTTAGE. c | Residence of A. P. Cooley | on i9th Street, A Charming Actress and a Dis- respectful Audience. But is Subdued Without Seri- ous Damage. The performance at the Academy Toesday was one «f the most enter~ taining that has ever taken place there, and it was the universsl ver- dict of the audience that it was the A neat little cottage, on 19:h street, th of Joncs, which is occapied by family of Mr. Arthur P. Cooley, and ned by Ges. Gardiner, of the West- ru Unjpn, was turned topey tursy A DULL PLACE. The Murder of John Sapp the ~First One-im=the Bluffs" Since 1849, Clues to the Murderer of the Deceazed. The particulacs given in Tuesday’s Bix concerning, the brutal sfurder cf John §. Sapp, in Council Blufls, have not been added to in sny important particular. The murdered man, had most laughabls fsree ever enacted in that theater. It was not a laughing matter to the lady who played the part of “Casimr” and “‘Mazepga” for quite a while, but at length her sense of the humcrous overcame all else, and she joived heartily in tbe enjoyment of the fin. tiry vn up stairs avd opening the| The play was “Mazeppa,” in which of the closet to the bed|Miss Fanoy Louise Buckingham wom, which used a3 s |takes the role of the “page,” and srircte, found the interior all in | afterward ““King of Tartary,” intro- singeing her | daciog her famous trained borse her. She{'James Melsille” in the course of . thealarm to the neighbors as | the various scenes. Miss Buckingham cnas she could aud a telephone | hae won a reputation in the eist that sage was sert in from Milton | 00 smouut of misfor‘unes like that of ers’ residence to the central cftice, | Tuesday can taraieh. She is simply amessage was dispatched | magnificent avd after winnlug the nohous, The alarm wes | favor of the audience by the admirable at 9:20 but’es there were no |maunerin which she managed an in- cue in the locality about the fire, | experienced and bungling company of ngines were not taken out, the | smsteurs;ehs completed her victory with Chicf | by a modest ard neatly worded- little *{ to- layby one of those accidents which ) frequent inwinter. Mr. Co.ley +as absent from home at the time, cut on the Union Pacific rord smewhere, and sbout nine o'clock little by ran to his mother eayiog st the bed room was fall of smoke. ! Mra. Cooley, who was in the basement i are hooks alone responding, Galligan, When they arrived [speech to the audience at the lat the house, they found |close of the third scene, in which she the neighbors fghting the | apologizad for the ehortcomings of the three daughters, living in the same place, one of whom is married. The inquest, begun Tuesday, shows tLat there was no shooting. The blow, which was evidently ioflict- ed by some blunt instrument, kmd crushed the temple and nearlysevered the ear. It was pronounced by Dr. McKune, who was subsequently sum- moned by the coroner, to have veen sufficient to, and doubtless did, cause with force sufficient to have felled en ox. 5 THE ONLY CLUE. The only clue to the perpetrators says The Nonpareil, wes the dis- covery on the floor or counter of the saloon of a heavy chisel and screw- driver, which prove to be the ssme that were taken from Mr. Lund's carpenter shcp about six weeks ago, the night that the safe in John Mergen's store was blown open and robbed of $360. Itweuld, therefore, seem that the store robbers and the murderers are the same, and tbe pre- immediate death, and was delivered | ANOTHER PLUME SPECIAL NOTICES. Placed in the Cap of this Me- tropolitan City By the American Union Teles graph Co. The American Union compsay has opened up in this city a branch of the American District telegraph company, sim/lar to those alresdy In successful operation in St. Josepb, St. Louisand Chicago, By this arraugement all important places about the city will be connectzd by wire with the central office in Union Block, fully 250 business houses and other pablic places being thus joined ‘together, A small sigoal button s all the instrument required for the sender of a messago for which threo c:1's are given, one for a mes- senger, ona for poliee and one for & fice alarm. One of the privcipal ob- jects of the introduction of the syi- tem is to collect telegrams’ for trane- mission, the sawe as they are deliver- ed. Ia addition to doing a general messenger servico the delivery of parcels of all descriptions in any prut of the city will also be made a part of the business. This system will prove a great convenience %o business men and the public gen- erally. The signals are ta be put ifi gratuitously, the only expense con- nected with the arrangement being’ the small fee to be paid the messen- ger boya for any servic:s they may render. The company expect to be parformers, whohad been puton with- out time to becsme well up in their pirts. Sho had pot ccme to impose on the peogle of Omaha, but would pro- mise them not fo appesr without stronger support sgain. She was en- thusiastieally applauded. As “Ma- veppa” Mise Buckingham is unsur- passed. The trouble Tuesday arose princi- pilly from the fact that the cold room and charcoal (racked into the latter. [#2d the awkwarduess of some of the which nad stood in the [amateurs made the audience restiees, 7 | and as there was no policcman present on the building | o restrain the enthusiasm of the gal- 50, while on that of | lery gods, they finally got contrcl of 1d cffocts, we | the houso, and the rosult was alike an estimate placed. diagracoful to the audience and dis- able snd disrespectful to the | 5 actress, who was striving so hard | Minnesota Flour only §4 50 per 100. | to ploase. One squad of juveniles White Winter. Wneat made the leader of the orchestra, a Parent only........§3.35 per 100. | tarvet at which to shoot papar bullets Suow Flake until they drove him to seek relief from one of the ushers, Ceriainly if tire, which was slmost extinguished. Bubcock extioguisher was called isition, and that completed The interior of the closet ly, as well as the frame was The rooms wero nd some injury done tothe furniture and carpets by the y removal of the former and water all smoked up & and Fouse THE Bl Javen's : .£3.95 per 100. \\H!h M. Yares. any one should foel humiliated it is the citizens of Omaha and they owe it ANTED TO PURCHASE, ¥arm land and city property. Moxrox & BEVINS, S. E. Cor. 16th & Douglas St. tosheraceful and charming“Camainir’ to seo that the scenes of last evening are not repeated. OF the support, Miss Hein, who is the best actress at the German thea— tre, is to be credited with an excel: lent rendition of the second most im- portant role, “Olinski.” Miss Hein deserves special commendation forher. snccess as Cesimir'sibeloved. Mr. Chamberlain and J. Ed. Smi\h were, as usual, perfect in the: — 20y any actor tod better than “toeg =nd oupocially nader such circum- stances. Mr, Borymann as “Drolin- tko” did exceedit 'y well, and Mre. Griffey, as “Zem:lia,” kept up her reputation ara first- 1115 amatesr. { Masonic. { A special mesting «f Covert lodge, No. 11, A. F. & A M., will be held his evening for work in the M. M. e. Viating brethren cordially ited. Janes S, Fraxce, Master. LOST. | From 1711 Javker— 4ot wnar 17tk | savety arie wivek Newfoundland pup | vight mouths old, suswers to name of niser. A liberal reward will be paid for informac him or his P. Morse. Family Watec Wnite Headlight ; Ol iz s0ld ouly by Grand Opening of all kinds of | g0 N. 1.D. Sotoxos. , Watches, Silverware, Opera es and overything beantifal for Holidays at Edholm & Erickson’s, \he Jewelers, opposite the postoffice, corner 15th and Dodge. 0. W. Milter & Co.’s trianglo brand fresh Oysters, expressod through di- (No freighted Ogsters), from 25 to 45 cents per ean. Notice of Dissolution of Factnerehip} Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be- tween Wirlliam Hagedorn and"Oliver Besen, under the firm namo of Hage- domn & Besen, and catrying on a meat market on Fifteenth street, between Farnbam and Harnoy streets, in Oma- ha, has been disolved by mutual agreement. All percons owing said firm will sottle their indebtedness with the undersigned, who will also pay the debts owing by the firm. ‘Wi HAGEDORN, Ouama, Nov. 22, 1880. . n29i3 rect from Baltimore. 12 Freming & Co. PERSONAL PARAGRAFHS. \. T Touzslin went south last evening. Marehal Ball went west at noon - | yosterday. - E. H. E. Jameson hasreturned | CoAlOil, by barrel, at 16 cents. . i 202t SoromoN's. n the w ] Bl gl rslbbia [ ¥ HRRIESAENTE Fe : i Welch, : Ausonia, New Haven and J. Q0. West, of Grand Island, left for o " ey Swiss clocke, of late and beautiful de- LWAY, | Wyt sigos, tastily arranged and all run- ning, which are offersd at botfom figures. Btop in and sce them. S, Jonason, 410 sonth Thirteenth street. Philo home of “Sidney, returned e son and wife, of Schuyler, S. Reynolds, of David City, was in towm yesterday. | A Glost, of Fremont, took the train Cheyenue. Capt. 8 Closing out, Warm Shoes and Slippers, Buffalo Boots. Overshoes for Gents, Ladies, Dlitses, Boys and Children. The only complete stock in the city. 11 Domie & Co.s, Leading Shos Store. Indies’ Shoes. New Stock Snst received at H. Dotz & Co.’s, Leadiog Shoe Store, _ eriff Grebe wasa west bound sterday. somis, of Shelby, Towa, terday. Centeal. City yesterday. of Lincoln, is in court, o well known and Hon. Jas, 8. the west bound passen- HURRAH FOR BESEN. Mr. P. Borer, the popular butcher, furmerly proprietor of the Fulton Market, and late of the firm of Besen and Hagadorn, has again taken the Tulton Market, 107, north-Sixteenth s+t Whore he will be clad to see all bis. former friends and patrons, and 4 gulimited Sumber of new once. Mr. Besen is too well-known to uced anything said concerniog his ex- perienco in the business and fair ., who has ;duling. Clark, gencral agent of the , returned home yesterday Frod A. Sears, of Girand sland, clect of the degislature, wag-in srned Bomwe yesterday, N. Valentine has rpsigned s, and a heet- to elect his will be hield this even fijah Conkling, the old and well known \iman conductor of the U n in busizess in Colerado, west Jast nizt o, i A ohoice diné of- Hitvaywon hemd” Orders by teléphorie promptly attended to. HAVE MADE UP g wy wind’ t5 thahge my account and save from $60 to $100 a year to spend 1. my family, rather than pay it toa GROCER who charges more for his #Qods then Willis M. Yates, who I kaow advertises goods st a price less baE I pay.. -~ Wias M. Yares, New Engravings at Hospe's, cean Mk ~ FURS! FERS!! FURS!!! Bonner's Siovee—much the} finm The Omaha Fur Manufacturer, tleadlight Oil, Ntraw Color,—19} power Baxter good repatr. oo and boiler, i ‘TEB b E ‘(‘RAVH“’S - Finest ever broaght' t Omadas, snd { t New York Don't fail tonee | them st Eaton’ - ue th- best “myeats | X sence of the chisel and screw driver would indicate that the murderers went te the salobn prepared to force an entrance if they failed togain au entrance by rousing the proprietor. A CLEAR CASE. Tae evidences that the deed was a deliberate cne are clearly established. The dead man’s pockets were found to have been rifled; the money drawer was broken open and the contents ta- ken, and the glass case, in which wmaney was often kep:, was also broken and rifled. His watch, the only small article of value left, was found under theold maw's pillow, still running, so it weuld scem that he had wound it up and put it in its usual place for the night, SAPP AND JOHN, ““The blackboard at the side of the peol table indicated that a yamo had but recently been played between “Sapp and John,” ond that *“John” had beaten Sapp. The position of vho body when discovered would seem to indicste that Mr. Sappwas elther in theact ot golng behind the bar or returning to the front part of the siloon when felled to the ground. The | blood from the woundsinflicted spurted sovaral foct sgainst the wall of the waloon. It ia thought by some that tho wounds wers inflicted by tha blade of the chisel, and that the mur- dored man was iu_the act of defend- ing himself and bis property when he was ltmck down.” U FOR THE SOUL. The ‘Xonplml mak:s_he followlng open confession: “With all the im- morality, crimes and outroges with which-Council Bluffs has for years been accredited, and with all her rep- utation abroad as being the headquart- ers and abiding place ot a gang of rob- bers, thicves, blacklegs and out throats, it s a faot, which has just beenbrought to mind, that the reputation of this city has been stained with but fow cold-blooded and deltberate mur- ders. HIISTORY OF AN GLD CWIME REVIVED. “In this ccnoection we desire td refer to the last deliberate miirdér committed in Council Bluffs. If we have beeh correctly informed the murder of Monday night has been the only cold-blooded, de'iberate one, the evidenoes, of which have been been clesrly established, since 1848 or 1849. In ome or the other of those yoars, as many old citiz:ns remember, an emigrsrt, going west with another, murdered his traveling companion in cold blood, while halting in our city, and took 8 sum of money he knew the other to have in his possession. But the mur- derer was met by swift and righteous ratribution, as he was hanged in Glen- dale by a vigilance committee. For yesrs after, the soene of the double tragedy was known as “Hang Hollow.” The marderer, be- fore his capture, hid his ill-gotten wealth under a stump on the hill-side near the head of “Irish Hollow,” and it was aftervards unearthed by a workingman who advertised the dis- covery, according to law, and then became owner of the money. This case,we believe, was the Inst deliberate and premediated murder committed in-Council Biuffa until-last Monday night. Misses’, Boys' and Children’s Calf Bhoes, Anew stock just received at H. Domie & Co.’s. Monthiy Reportof the¥. M. C. A. The general secretary of the Young Men's Christian association, Mr. Geo. T. Howser, makes the following report for the month of November: Attendance at rooms. Weekly meetings. Young Men's meetin Song service. Ladies” Us f 62 d1g | Lades Uokono o Men’ 61 Total Attendance 2481 During_the _month several young mon have been secared employment, and many have been directed to good boarding houses at reasonable rates. arranged for soon, and also monthly receptions. The library has had a good growth this month. Thanks to the donors of books, pipers, and ‘lit- tle attractions. Rezpectfully, i the Merke, Gall and see. 1416 Henry G. Richter; fia t6 be found op- Dougla street. - © o ent y‘dh the postofiice, 026-tf Go. T. Howszs, General Secretary. A course of “‘popular talks” fa to be | — repaid Dy the Increwe of business that is bound to follow. There will bo about fitteen mersengers, all of whom will be dressed in the hand- some uniform which has been adopted by the company. The American Union is to be NOTICE—Advortisements To Let For Sale® Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., will be tu- serted tn these cotumns once for TEN OENTS per line; each subsequent tnsertion, FIVE CENTS per line. The fust tnsertion nover lose than ONEY 70 LOAN—Oul at Lew Offies ML, TR oMAs, Rovems.Creichion Biock ONKY TO LOAN—1100 Farnham stroet. MO eiwaria Losa nov-23-t TVANTED A WIFE—a wadower iiry scars oid wantsa wita, Twil gives Keeper » geod hom 1 have a gt in good Living circams ances notover thi ty years od. Address H. David City, Butler County, Neb. 11 N Y, e i V quire at my office, U A.J. POPPLETON. ANTED—A girl for general heuswork, G- crmer Hamion and P S addition. 24f ANTED—Men to hurk cora on my farm, one mile narth of Elkborn Sta fon. In- nion Pacifi Hosdquarters, ED—Gaod cirl for genersl housrwork . WV AT S av et i s 942+ ANTED—A first-cass dining ro'm _girl, at City Hote', N. W. cor. 10th and Harrey. 041 £ for gentfeman, irniehied cottize Teferences given Fh2t "ANTED—Board and lod, wife and two children. for rent LearBigh School. and asked. F., tee offics ANTED—First-clasy troner for five liven, Aprly at 557 13th Bt.,, between Dodge and Capitol avenus, 9151 ANTED— Cock and kitchen belp, at to W “Pacioe souse. Sit'smw n cirl that_call 0t between Chizago ANTEDThe G ett 9242 QA D s G_m. \nnfm_,\v. Fred. Dellones, 123 VWASTED—4 womsn cook, st the Ea ANTED—AIl Omaha know h.t Royal £t. Jonn i the Axa ! Soi- Machines. offic o 1/th St. FOR RENT—NOUSES AND Li (0. OK RENT—Furished roow for ce. tls only, southeast cor, 12th and Haiey. GOMS TO RENT—And part cts - XU dulre next Bee_ office. 63 T0R RENT—Tonse with 9 rocms on the cor ver of 13th and Chicaso for rent by Imoti:y Kelly 3 OR RENT—A large mp etair front room, fu nished_Enqaire 2423 Davenport 956- praised for the spirit of enterprise | Tom which enables Omaha to keep pace with other metropolltan cities in the conventences of life, which, once deewed luxuties, are now indispens ble to comfort and convenience. ——— Tamily Water White Headlight Oil, 30 cents. [30-2:] SoroMoN's. S. P MORSE & GO, CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILEES OF DRY GOGDS A319 FARNEHAM STREBT. It being our aim to poj of goods at a nominal profl g,nlmze our store and increase our business by selling a large quantity we invite the attention of the public to our immense stock which we are offering at a very slight advance over wholesale cost. Surely our goods bought. from manufacturers direct for cash down will well merit the title of “goods weli boughtare half sold.” Moreover we solicit the trade of BANKER THE the MERCHANT, THE MECHANIC, FARMER, oneand all are welcome at our couaters; the rAch ever on the alert to eave a dollar w1u uot fail to avail themselves of the opportunity hers afforded, and the poor also will get dollar for dollar when trading with us. MORSE'S. MORSE'S. MORSE'B. BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKLTS, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, Courvuisier Kid Gloves, Courvoisier Kid Gloves, W. SIM $15_per month, Groighton Bock: ATORE FOR R¥ NT—Firs: fly Apply to Goold & Morri EXCELSIOR. Our Forthcoming Annual “lllustrated Review. Splendid Engravings, lent Typography and Re- liable Statistics. Excel- Arrangements have been leted for bringing out tho fortheoming At nual Tlustrated = Review - of . THE Onana BEg, which will be distri- buted to our subscribers on New Year's Day. All ihe ilustrations in this annual review are to be litho- graphed by a first class artist. One of the most important features will be the sketches of the pRomigent, private restdences in out by other \mflaquf!,' ““’”’""’d \ work, which is the moat labotlots part-of this undertaking will be more complete in detail and more thorough if -anythiog, than ih &ny previous Reviews In order that no omirsions ahall oc- cur in this bravch, we would urge up- on our citizens who have made any building improverzsnts during the year to furnish usthe d sired lnlormw tion, eitherat this cftice or through the poatoflico a8 eatly as possible. We | waat the uame of the owner of the |. improvement or structure; discription of the improvement or building; location and costof same. In view of ot the fact that the out- lay for euch an tndettaking is very large, amounting to nearly $1,500, we bhave to recure a reasonable amount of 2dvertising patronage from our merchants and manufactarers. Mr. J.- I1. Picrco has been employed. 28 solicitor for advertiements in the illustrated annual’ review. He will call “upon business men snd furnish them further ~particulars. concerning the style of the work, rates of advertiting, etc. The edition will contain 16,000 copies, and will therefore be a- most valsable medium their cr any buildings il ustrated had better apply at this office stan early day. Real Estate Transfers. Samucl E. Rogors and wife to Mary E. Morford: '.!d lot 6, block 44, Credst Foncier add., Omaha—g100. Augustus l\cmnlz- et al. to Thomas J. Futzmorris: w. . 8. 190 fest of lot ountze & Ruth's add., 0. Connell and wife to William ing: w. d. lot 5, Oak Kuolladd., Omaha—$1,000. John Check et al. to John Tideman: w. d., 11 acres in lot 1, sec. 16, t. 16, r. 13 &.—§20. Erik Anderson to P. J. Johnson: w.d., lots 3 and 4, block 1, Boggs & Hill's add., Omaha—8$400. Fred. Lange and wife to John A. Creigton: w. d, v } lot 1, bik. 200, Omaba—§1000 H. Greisa¢’ al. fotrusiees of E: golical sescointion of North America. , lot 6, blk. 90, Omaha—83000. H. Kellom and wife to John H. Sullivan: w. d., part lot 3, Capitol add., Omaha—8850. Sarah A. and Juo. A. Creed to Ell 8. Jester: ». d., lot19, Nelscn's gdd., Omaba- 675 . Gee . Barker end wife to Edward H.F .aw. d., lots 52, 53 and 64, Gis #dd., Omaha—§750. ¥ a F. Heins, county treasurer, to J. 2. Whittier; 1. d., & 4 0. e. } sec. .ande }a e }ses 11,allint. 16, r. 12. 0. Headlight 0Oil, Straw Color,—22} cants. [302] Soroxos's. Arttention Co. H. 4 special mosting. will be held thia for the purpcse of electlng a captain. A foll attendanco is requested. H. Bouw, First Lieut, California Poars, Plums, Grapes, ote, at Tizard's Palsce. o2L-f 37 78 week. 122 day at hom outht fren Add ress Tro J. H. FLIEGEL & CO0. . Baccesors to J. H. THTELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAFA NEE, | evoning, December 1, at.the armory, | Weakness, R RENT_A farnished, suuh fiont room. Inquire at No 1612 Farnham St #51. . cxcellent dwolling house . Culifornia streets. . "Apply to John Guld, 83941 1005 Farnham St. OR RENT—Cw 934 and Burt Sta, And well; rent.cheap. i 1005 Farnham St. 840-41 JOR RENT—Cottage, on 6th and Pine sta, new louse, el roms, d CassSta’ Enquire J. [ and Farn ham. 096-t1 NOR RENT_3 farnished rooms over Mer- chants Exchange, N. E. Cor. 16'h and Dodge stroets. 204 oueo 8, E. corner of collnt bavo, ciriera Applyto C. I, Ko, FOR SALE. R SALE—Ho'se power machine and cord T oodVench and eaw* Apbly next the Bae office. OR SALE—Two closo carriagee, at A 3. Simpeoa’s. il SALE—A frst-class botel aud revaur- ant. business, located in tho bes: part of the ¢ity, and loinz 4good business, The proprieto. s called west to a'tend tomining interest, and Inqu re at Bat ofice it OB SALe—HIxed paini, st A Homesloth and California Sts. -t R SALE Cotionwood fmber of al wns,-t Pt ! TRAYED—A whilo and red spotted cow shout. 5 years old. Any iifortation st hee reabouta will M‘hmllu"v r.eeivedfat U. Heat Market, 16t and Webster. 8% O~T—A red and white cow, four years old. T, e ntormation wher she me3 ve fond itthe 0dd Felloa’s Block E. F. OLUK. 4~ TRAYED—A Lrindie cow, heavy built, larke hoens, s her v P, 9332 ESSONS Given in_the German and French 44 isngwage, ey on piano. 1aqure ¢ Bos offico. BayNG POWDER Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Cresm Tartar.—No othe! oo maven wach T, Basy hot hreas| or luxutious pastry. Can be eaten by drpeptic ‘without fear of the s resulting from heavy i_ “aigwtile to0d. Soidonlyla g by all Grocers. Powoer ur Co. N w Vork + Notice of Dissolution Notico is herohy given that the partnership Berctofore existing b tweon L. W. Habercom & F. Welnhagen o thia day. dimolvci by mutual ient. and that the uudersigned is now t-o e pubishor and edrtor of The Omaha Teie: graph, with whom ali persons owin: said firm will have to setle their indebtedness, and who will alo pay the debts owing by the firm. Omaba, Noveaber 33, 150, P. WELNBAGES, _ Pablisher, Edtor, of The Omuia Telegraph. DISEASES OF THE EYE, Ear and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY? OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. Offige Over Kennard’s] Drug Store. Corder of 14th and Douglas Sts. novis3m To Nervous Sufferers--The Great European Remedy--Dr. J. B. Simpson’s Specific Medicine 1t is & positive cure for Spermatorrhes, Beminal lmpounl:y, and a1 diseases resulting trom Sell”Abuse, 8 Memory, Pair Mental Anxiety Loss of 8 in the Back or Sids, and d'e-acca Pamphlets seot free to all. Write for them and get fall pacticuls Bwi: ll'z‘yl‘“puhu,m’flx pack- sepB-dwi TWO ELLABS WILL SECURE Courvoisier Kid Gloves, Courvoisier Kid Gloves. Gourvoisier Kid Gloves, Courvoisier Kid Gloves. Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Blankets, Biankets, REDUCED. Blankuts Blankets, REDUCED. Blnnkete Blankets, REDUCED Again we makereductions in these goods, and to c'ear ourstock ws have markedas ollow Formerly 25} at $8.00, MORSE'S. nOW ma: $6.50. 'S Formerly sold at $9.00, MORSIB;/FO.RQE'S now marked $7.75. g Formerly sold at $15.00, MORSES MORSE'S. MORSE'S MORSES MORSE'S MORSE'S MORSES MORSES MORSE'S MORSE'S MORSE'S MORSE'S Morse's Morse's Morse's Morse's Morse's Morse’s Mof®s's Morse’s Morse's Morse's Morse’s Morse's Morse's Morse’s Morse's Morse's Morse's Morse's Morse's Morse’s now marked $12 00. We open to-day . fresh line of out 50 ot. merino Vests worth 753 an extra heavy seamless Vest at $125 worth $1.75; American Hosiery Co's seamless Vests at $1.50 worth $2.C0 Ladies' scarlet medicated Vests and Pants at $2.00 worth $2.25, and the very b-st seamless Vests and Pants made at $9.00 a suit. Gents’ all wool Vests and Pants $1.25 worth $2.00. Gents' best seamless scarlet Vests and Pants at $2.50 or$500 a suit worth double asmuch, KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT Just received a full stock of kid gloves from the celebrat- ed French Factory of Ph. Courvaoisier. Gourvoisier Black Kids, 3 and 4 Button. Courvoisier Colored Kids 3 and 4 Button, Courvoisier Undressed Kids, White- Par- ty Shades, Navy Blue, &c. Our new RIVERSIDE LACE GLOVE with the most ap- proved style of fastening made in 1l and 15 hooks. FOSTER LACE GLOVES closing out at great reduc- tions to make room for the above new goods. ‘We have made great reduc- tionsin Black Silks and offer our Cashmere finished gros grainsilk. Former price. Present price. Samples furnishéd and eom- parison solicited with silks from any retail house in the country. S. P. MORSE & CO. ELGUTTER! 1001 Farnham Street. Poppleton Block. Grand OPENING of Fall and Winter Clothing for Men’s Youths' Boys' and Children's Wear. --SPECIAL ATTTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO MEET the requirements of Everybody. --OUR ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND PATTERNS IS the most varied and elegant ever displayed in the city. —CITIZENS ARB CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAMINE our large display of Dress and Business Suits, Fall Weight Overcoats, Novelties in Furnishing Goods, Styhsh Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Califorfornia Blanketsand Overalls, &c.. &c. —NOONEIFHE CONSULTS HIS OWN INTERESTS WILL ‘buy one dollar’s worth of Clothing until he has seen our immense Stock and learned cur Prices, LARA’S East India Pile Cure. The only specific for all forms of Piles. In use in foreign coun- tries for years, lately intro- duced into Americs. Warrant- ed to give instant relief and a germnnent cure anteed. 1d by all drngglxfl:; mailed free on receipt of price, 50 cents, b; eAmerlcln ents, Richardson & Co., 0lesale Druggists, Saint imns, Mo. ZARA’S BILIOUS PILIS, guaranteed to give hnmedlate relief in all cases of Bilious and Liver Complaints, Cos- tiveness, Sick Headache, In- digestion, and ecleansing the system of allimpurities. Price Ehs cents, All druggists sell em. LARA’S IN USE FORTY YEARS, Dr. Storm’s CELEBRATED $COTCH Gough Candy A 8afe and Pleasant Remedy for COUGHS, 0OLDS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS and Strengthen- Ing the Lungs. SOLD EVERY WHERE. Price only 10 Cents. THE DAILY BEE AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & CO., TEE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, A=A= FARNK N STREET. XT2T2 MARHOFF'S ‘}RUNK FACTORY. Trunks and Vi 'S, i 1 bos: assortment of Teleseopic Cases Specialty. ':orfll o-f Douglas St. PB UP.’ 50,000 DOLILARS CHEAP | CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell thew entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERGHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their ises in the West. and Sample Trunks H. H. MARHOFF, 117 14th St. THE WEEKLY BEE one For Year, Qantains the Latest Homefand Te ohir Nawg of the Day. weN Store, Cor. llth & Farnham We Mean Business. Come and be Convinced, --TA8 NOW OPENED FOR INSPECTION HIS NEW STOCK -