Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1881, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Thursdsy Morning, Jan. 20. BREVITIES. —Paterson sells coal. “~Good skating at the park. —Qysters, 25, 30cand 40c at Buffett's, —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel o, Creighton Block. 2648 There will be & camp fire by wost next Monday night. —The snow melted rapidly to-day under the influence of the sun's rays —Don't oml: to look on third page for Cruickshank’s description of home goods they are offering. —A typographical error made us fix the hour of the rendezvous for sleighs 040 to Council Bluffs at 10 p. m, instesd of 1 . . yesterday. —The new steam fire engine which the Lincoln council has lessed from Sitsby & Co., tor ten months at $100 per month, went down vin the U. P. R. R. yesterday. There will be & special communics St. Jobn's Lodge, No. 25, (Thursday) evening for work in the M. degree. Visiting brethren are cordiai nvited. James B. Bruner, Master. —C. H. Fitch, assistant inspector gen- wral of the second district of the depart- ment of Nebraska, G. A. R., returned from {Papillion yesterdsy, havisg in- stalled the officers of the post there lost night. —Since the retarn of Counselor Fonda from Newark, N. J., he has gone into the Jaw office of Mr. D. VanEtten as a part- ner in the business. The new firm is Van Etteu & Fonda. It wiil, no doubt, have abundant patronage. ~The next of the Unitarisu lyceum meetings, held at the church eve Thuredsy evening, will take place this evening, on which roccasion the sub- ject will be “Probibition, . Esta- brook leading off inthe discussion, followed by other local talent on both sides of the «uestion. Everybody is welcome without money and without price, and are privi- Jeged to take part in the discussions. —Me. Wm. V. Wood, of this city, and ed from Council Bluffs at moon yesterday, and stopped over at the Withnell__hovse _until _to-day, _when they will Teave for Camp Thom: where Mr. Wood is encaged Thewedding took place 1t 9a. m. the bride being Mise Council Bluffs. The party had inte to proceed west to-day, but were comp to lie over by reason of having left some of ir baggage on the other side of the river. jon this his bride arr ~A narrow escape from a collision be- tween a strect and a U, P. switch en- gine happen: yesterday st the Tenth street crossinr. The street car was com- ing down the when Thomas Casey, the flagman, signalled the driv unable to stop hiscar. The engineer re- versed his gngine, but was not able to bring it to a stand still before reaching the croming. The engine just grazed the rear end of car as it passel the crossing. There were no passengers in the car at the time or there would have been a pavic which would have resulted in womebody Fetting hurt, —The Tvanhoes are booked for Satur- day, the h, at the Academy of Musi in the deeply interesting drama, “Erin Arcon.” Contrary to former announce- wments the play will be produced for the benefit of the Poor Clare Sisters, instead of Holy Tamily parish, over which Father Quinn presides, that reverend gen tleman having foregone his title, that thome holy Iadiesmight be assisted in their endeavors to complete their convent. The Tvanhoes, in this noble undertaking, de- serves the warmeat support of all. Tickets 50 centa, ¥ ho was na, e SOLID GOLD AND BANGLE. Braclote at §Whipple, McMillen & Co's, the jowelers, Creighton black, Fifteonth strect. This stock is by far the finest, both in quality, design and finish, ever brooght to Omaha. Call aud see for your selv FORGOOD and RELIABLE watch aud clock work, go to Eonous & ERicksox's, The Jowelers, opp. Postoffice. If you want a good GOLD or Sil- ver watoh, buy a Rockford quick train Tt will beat anything on | record for good time. Osll and see | them, at movement. Evmoux & Emicksoy, The Jewelers, opp. Postoffice. | PERSONAL PARAGRAFHS. | Canned Goods ! Canned Goods ! by the dozen, at wholesale rates 119-w&t Fuesavo & Oo., Grocers. Sal Prince has gone toBoston to visit | Jowse T. Davis, of Blair, was in the city | SFeet: { both In desizn and quality. Call early Taesday Dick Kitchen, of the§Withuell House, | left vesterday for Laramie. Mrs. R. R. Ringwalt and sister, Mrs, N. € O'Brien, returned from Chic yestond 7. M. Benuett, assistant superintendent of buildings and bridges, U. P., went west vesterdey. Win. Pinkert: Astective nell la {ing procuiel a key to Peter Goos Supt. +f the Chicage , registered at the With- M:. Leonard Livesey and Miss Sarh ‘foch returned from & visit to New York ast evening 3. A. Edson, train dispatcher, U Headquarters, left for-Laramie yest with Mrs. Edwon. Mins Gertrude Belcher, daughte Major 4. H. Belcher, U. 8. A., is visiting Mrs. Dr. Peabods. Mr. P. H. Swift, B. & M. engincer ut Viatismouth, came up yesterday to spend few days at home. Messrs. Brown and Babeock, represent- ing The Beatrice Express and Courier, were in the city yesterday Ferd. Schroeder, representing the whole- wale liquor house of Joe Blake & Co.. | went to Papillion yesterday on business. | Hoa. James Stevenson left to-day to | vay off the employes on his Idaho and | * olorado stage lines. He will be absent *hout two weeks. H. Stein, maager of L. B. Wil- | me & Son’ tailoring department, went | Papillion to-day in response to tele- | 1ame 1o take some messnures. Jescry House of Whipple, | m & Co., Creighton block, | trest, have just opened s | of solid GOLD and *s, the finest assort- in the west, | e E bracele ment ever exhibited . ~ Towl- | - & A fine assortment of Linen. ings, Napkios, etc, st Coope. Lard's. Some fine novelties, dress goods and | plaids, that must be sold to makeroom | for epring goods. Coores & Lamp. | { | MOUNTS MARCH. The Exodusof Omaha Pleas- ures Seekers to Another Btate. M§AY1:30 p. m. sewerdsy the Omaba sleigh riders left for their second trip to Council Blufis. The procession formed at the corner of Farnamand Foureenth, headed by Mr. D.T. Mount, left for the Towa shore. The expedition num- bered two hundred and thirteen slelghs and was enthused by the strains of the baod of the Ninth in- fantry, secured for the occasion. All the finest rigs in town were out and many of a more primitive charaster. There were ten four-in-hand teams a1d several driven tandem. Waving flags and pampas plames decorsted a majority of the horses, while numerous fantastic out- fits added to the interesting appear- ance of the procession, which was over two miles long. At the river several drivers returned, the ice un- der the effect of the rscent thaw not appearing safe to them, but there were enoogh left to make » creditable ap- pearance, and for an hour the river bottoms on the other side were black with moving vehicles. An immense crowd lined the street snd sidewalks on Farnsm to witness the extraordinary display. A special four-horse rig was provided for the represeutatives of the press and thalr wives. Among the curious outfitswae that of A. J. Simpson, of the carriage repository, which was constrccted of an empty crockery crate. The fire de- partment was represented by the Hook and Ladder team, driven by Jim O'Brien. The party was in high spirits in expectation of a jolly time. SOMETHING ABOUT Itis to your pegunisry interest to read this. Wedo not advertise re- ductions in prices all the yesr round. We never asl: exorbitant prices, but twice each year WE DO MAKE SOME vocrions from our always We close out some Just LARGE 3 low cash prices. goods regardless of their cost. NOW We 8Te CLOSING OUT CLOAKS Fe- gardless of their cost. If you want one go at once and look rround; then come and sec us, and WE WILL SAVE You Mo Compare our former prices with those of others; you will theu know where to buy early In_ the season. Compare our present prices; you will thea know where to buy NOW. Comps Brocaded Velvets; compare our prices vow. 1Inthe same way compare our prices on Dress Goods, Hosiery, Knit Goods snd many other goods too num- orotls to mention. Call and see us. Wo wean what we s3y when wo ad- vertise. Remember the place, AN's Dry Goons Stone. PRICES ! ! our former prices on to secaro some of the finest flavoring extracts known to the trado at the price of a common article. Having an overstock of fine extracts, such as lemon and Vanilla, flavoring extracts, we shall offer them to our cu:tomera at wholesale prico until the present stock is sold. Try a bottle. Sold under a full gaarantee to suit or the money will be refunded. Weare also offering extra induce ments in teas and coffee. Call and get sumple, alsoa complete line of can goods, t0 b sold cheap. Dried fruits atflow prices,and prices on joblot geods that will astonish you. Superior table eyrup at §2.50 per keg. Call at the Tes store of W. R. Ben- nett & Co. and secure some of the bar- geins offered. No. 113 North Fii- teenth strect, Omaha, Nobraska. UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS. We are selling a REINFORCED FRONT SHIRT, tine Linen CUFFS sod BOSOM, Wamsutta Muslin Shist for 89 cents, that beats any §1.00 shirt in the city. Ask to see it. L. B. WiLuams & Soxs’. Fifteenth and Dodge St A magnificent display of solid GOLD snd BANGLE bracelots just received Whipple, McMilien & Co.'s, the jewelere, Creighton Block, Fifteenth The dieplay it unequalied, a1d secure Largai The Polics Court. In thejpolice court yesterdsymorning Eiward Fitzgerald, an old offender, was fined §10 aud coste and sentenced to thirty days in the couaty jail for petit larceny. He confessed to b Botel and 0n last Sunday evening, at {10:30 'clock, unlocking the door and robbing tne till of § He was er- restod Wednceday right. is charged with arrested last be examined by Judge He gave the efficers who made the arrest & hard tusecl. One plain drunk was eent to jail in default of §3 OMERS. Belng burned down in my Fifteenth street grocery store I herewith begmy customers ve their orders at my branch store, 412, 414and 415, south Thirteenth street. 198t JuLavs TRITSCHKE. FURS! FURS!! FURS ! 1! Ladies' and gents’ fur goods of ev- ery description at the Fur Manufac- tory, opposite pastoffice, Omaha. All £00ds are warranted Hexey G, Rioures, Furrier “Rtraight Old-Fashioned Syrup. j19wski Fue [ Lowr—One gold and Roman locket, between Sixteenth and Burt snd postofiice. Saitable reward pald by leaving at Epmory & ERIcKsoN's. GLADSTONE'S. SAVE | BUSH- | fied the consolidation this morning | | Paace Reigns Between the | Hitherto Hostile Rail- roads. And the Three Telegraph Companies are Made One and Inseparable. THE WHITE DOVE. Thesale of tickets by the agents of the Chicago and Alton road at this city at reduced rates, was of short du- | ration, Tn accordance with an order | issued received Tuesiayj the rates | were restored for the present. Neither | the Wabaeh nor any of the pool lines | met the cut, and it was a very tame | affair as compared with cven ""i Wabash reduction of & faw months | ago. The agents of the Alten road intimate that the reduction ot rates may be again made before long. Tho cause of the cessation of hostili- ties will be learnad in our dispatches. ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC. This eompany, as stated & few days 2go, was on the polnt of putting in & eystem of district telegraph when the newa of the consolidation of the three telegraph compznies reached the city. Msnager Armstrong has pow on hand two fi.c registers with the necessary relays and overone hundred boxes. Tt was his iuteution and orders to g0 to work at once completing two clrcuits in the city, of the regular American. District telegraph system, system, such as is in uso In New York and other great cities of the east, The wire material and sup- plies are all on hands, but in the face of the consolidation, of which cflicial notice was received to-dsy that work will probably be stopped. The Amezican Union rati- and the Western Union followed sait The A. & P. will dothe same probably before to-morrow and the schemie will be perfectod. It isa matter of great regret that the copsolidation came just when it did as tho service abeve alluded to would, if put in operation, have been of incalculable benefit to the citizens of Omahs. about noon, PERSONAL. F. B. Clark, genersl traffic manager of the Chicago, St. Paul & Omsha rail - way; W. G. Linn, traffic agent at Sioux City, and J. Hyland, sssistant goueral manager, are in the city on business and will remain here two or PARKERS PENALTY. SPECIAL NOTICES Judge Dundy Sentences Him to Light Fine—His Remarks. Our readers will remember the de- talls of the arrest of Edward Parker in this city a few wecks ago, on the charge of robbing the United States mail. For years Parker resided in Merrick county, where he was county | —— clerk, and which conty ho also repre- ssnted in the leglelature in 1873, when | he was known as the “longhaired Parker’—the huster of the plains. The Lincoln Journal of to-day con- tains the following account of his ar- raignment for sentence, before Jadge Elmer 8. Dundy, of the Unitec States court, which took place yesterday: The court, addressing the defend- aut, said: Mr. Parker, there is the case of the United States against you, which T wish to dispose of this morn- ing. If you have anything to say I will hear you. Parker—I have ‘honor. The Court—I have known you for many years—how long, T cannot well remember—and I never heard of any charge againat you of a criminal na- ture until the commission of this of- fense. A large number of your old friends and prominent citizens in the | county where you lived have sent a petitton here asking that the punish went inflicted on you be made as light as is consistent with the ends | of justica. You have been in the | military service of the government, | entering the army when quite 8 young man—a mere boy in fact—and faith- | fully dircharging your duty in the service, When that has beea dove I always tako the fact into considera nd largely for the reason that a the army is placed where temptations are constantly thrown in his way, and where his fall may be easy. Lotters have been received hero informing me that you have sufferod as much while you have been away, trying to escape from the punishment due your act, a8 any criminal tribunal could icflict upon you. That may be true, aud probably it is troe. The law unier which you are indicted vests considerable discretion in the court in the infliction of punishment. For stealing or misappropriating mail matter to the value of $25and up wards, the imprisonmeat is to be for & term not exceeding three yoars; when the value of sald matter is less than §25, then the imprisonment is t0 be not more than one year, and the fine not less than $10 nor more than 8200 That 1s the law, and the in- dictment charges you with stealing property of less value than $15. Under the cireumstances of your case, therefore, and also considering tho nothing, your ta d thres days. F. C. Hill, of the Sioux City and Pacific met them at this point last night and a conference wes held. Best aesortment of Prints in the city. 16 and 20 YARDS FOR $1.00. L. B. WiLuaws & Soxs, and Fifteenth Streets. Cooper & Lard have some celebrat- od Waterloo Shawl, which they will close out cheap. . REDUCTION. We will make a reduction of 25 from REGULAR SELLING PRICE on all CLOAKS, DOLMAMS AND ULSTER: L. B. Wiutaus & Soxs', Dodge and Fifteonth streets. 25 D STORE. . C. Burr & Co. have opened a new fiyor end feed store st the corner of Barncy and Fourteenth streets whero can always be found anything in this lino—all kinds of chopped feed, Lmiled hay, ete., etc., which will be sold at tho lowest cash figure and delivered to any part of the city free of charge. All orders promptly at- tended to. janl0id Tho anoual meeting of the atock holders of the Wyoming Coal and Mining Company of Nebrasks, for the election «f directors for the ensu- ing year, will be held st the office of the Union Pacific Railway Company in Omaha on Wednesday, the 18th day of Fobruary, 1881, between the hours o 10 & m. wnd 4 p. m. of seid F. M. Axs, Sec. Dated Janusry 17,1881, 19: Teas! Teas! have unquestionsbly the finest small Iot of tes in the sity. have spared no exponss to entltle us ag s0. Small oaddies for family Fimxixe & Co., Grocess. tues&ihurs Teas! A Chamge Needed. The scholsr who was injured st the High Sshool yesterday, was George G. Briggs, the step-son of Mr. Ber- tram Hansen, of the U. P. The distance fallen was only nile fest, but the bry nad a marzow esoape from falling down over the roof to the gromd. The limb is fractured just sbovo the ankle and the injury will confine him to the house for some We understand that the boys are sllowed | to make the ascent of the steps to the tower, which ia cortainly a thing that should not be allowed on any account. Fer § engive erd boiler, A; ply at Brk off ~ix-horse power Baxter in good repate. nodtf Lost—0ae gold and Roman locket, between Sixteenth snd Burt snd posteffico. Suitable reward paid by leaving st Epuois & ERICKSON’S. Our snnual Review. Tre Bee's Annual Illustrated Re- view is now ready and on sale at the publication office. Never before has the industries, progress and enter- priss of Omahs been 80 well repre. sented. The views are magnificent, showiug many of the princips] public, private, business and manufacturing buildings; water works, povernment buildings, packing establishmenta, ste. Also » history of the commercial transactions during the year 1880; gether with sble and reliable statistical t-bles, showing the number of houses built, the manufacturing, banking, railroad and other businees transacted during the past twelve months. The Annualis an eight page, 33547 inchea in size, printed on heavy white paper of superior quality and finish, making »_handsome present or keep- sske. Price 10 cents per copy; Dostage 2 cents sdditional. fact that you have taken a prominent part in the affairs of tha state since its foundation, and have usefully filled o offices in your county, I o concluded 1o waive _ imprisonment in__your case, and only tmposea fine. I do not want to deprive you of your civil many own r ghts, nor put_you under the nces- |, sity when tho torm of impriscnment expirad of obtaining a pardon. You will be fined 8100 and tho costa of the prosecution; and in thus limiting your punishment I think Tam taking the better part. Discaarge the fine as 8000 a8 you possibly can; and alao re- move the cause which has brought you to this bar. Parker—I thank your honor; and T thank also the officers of the court for their kind treatment of me since my arrest.” SNOWFLAKE! SnowrAKE! A Superior patent flour; $4.00 per hondred. Tryit. Fiewixo's, Fourteenth and Douglas. Special Notice. L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS, Dodge aud Fifteenth Streets. Baving finished their Anunual Taventory, and wishing to make room for our Large Spring Stock e Making some HEAVY REDUCTIONS #® all Departments, in order to close our stock of CLOAKS and DOLMA we willmakea REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT from regularselling price. Anyone in need of such an Arti- cle will do well to take Ad- vantage of this Offer FIGURED MOMIE CLOTHS. Former price 221-2c, Reduced to 12 1-2c. Ladies’ Mull ;Ties 25c, sold everywhere for 50c. We just received a largo line of WHITE FLANNELS, At Very Low Figures. TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND CRASHES, At Attractive Prices. WHITE BLANKETS, Only $2.00 a pair. GENT'S SCARLET UNDER- WEAR $1.25. Reduced from $2 00. BEST PRINTS, 16 yards for $1.00. | The Cash Bystem having| proved Very satisfactory dur- ing the past year we shall still continue it, making prices low- er than ever. L. B. WILLIAMS & “‘Cash Honse,” Dodge and Fifteenth Sts. NS’ | | NOTICE—Advartisements To Let <ot Sale' Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., will bo in- serted in thes cofumns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequent insortion, FIVE CENTS per line. The fst insertion never loss than TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, TO LOAN—MONEY. OFEY %0 LOAN—Ou! at Lew Offios THOMAS, Room 8, Orelehton Block ONKY TO LOAN—1100 Farnham stroet. MO R onie o Apencs v 25 HELP WANTED _ ANTED—Sltuation for general _house- work In resp ctablo Gernian family, by book store, V awell educated girl. Inquire bt 11th and 12th. nd girl at Reineke th and Jackson Sts. ry s ant, cor, 13t il for_general housework ina ily; mus: bo good ook, washer Apply southeast corver of 14th and pox] VW ANTED—Wamas cook. aiso g girl. Apnly ot Mrs. McCov, on Popploton Ave,, bet, 20th and +24, newrnew Goversment Corra 2i223 y TANTED—A girl or general bousework st of wages paid. - Inquire at the Amer ean flow 21452 nall and irone . Howard Sta. 1 house, raust b ¥ 3nd ironer, Tnquire N S0t TANTZD—An experienced butcher wanta 10 start a meat arketl 1 some suall weat a reliaole partn: on, Dakota CO. E AT oot s eenr, 1 rn N st ot S know that e the Kixe of Bewing: o NTED—All Omaha oyl St. Jonn s office on 1th St. uitabl» for gentleman and itoms sireets (whits hous ) 22.1 nely furaished 1310 Davenport hore from Tilinois to bo sold. 1305 Far contains § fon Grst-¢lass. 3 Touse, <ight_toom on 25 and Cass St En- 1281 irhished front room, . Detween 14th and 15th etreeta, foF Inquirs at 1415 Howard St. 107-t Shull's B o onth. W, s on Block. YOR RENT_ iurnished rooms over Mer- change, N, E. Cor. 10th nd Dodce strocts. 23041 FOR SALE. ourt._house, loca. pponite” post- PP codt ONEMILLIONACRES GHEAP LAND £ EASTERN NEBRASKA, *|$270$5PER ACRE. 20,000 Acres N DOUGLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts suitable for Colonies in all the best *| Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved 2| Farms in Nebraska, many of them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List ot OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, ¢ | Qonsisting of Elegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20,- E—Dolivered in any prt Call on or address THOS. and Chicago Sts. (8.1 b South . ary 8 Aycone,nor o caoRpoN. R Good fresh milk cow. 1. quire zind, No. 207 8. 18th 8t. 207-tf At a bargain, my stock of gro- cories and fixturcs. 1 will also rent to pur. chaser my building and wagon scales. Inquire corner 16th and Izard streat. D, C. REDMAYN. 044 F OR SALETwo close carrh Stmpson's e mare, 8 years old, from'ruibing, on right side of her neck near the juw. Had on at ‘the timo a groy blanket, new saddleand bridle. A liveral reward will be paud for her return or_for information leading towherefshe can behad C. n. Leisenring, T ing, & Wi bscription reccipt book of no va'us or use inder, whowill be given a reward of two for returning the same to this off 1 lack colts, one 4 year old 2 ear old Horse ¢ 1%, 3 miles i Missouri bottom. GOTILIEY HEYK. 853 efsw with wnort tail, rowarded by returning to J; 15th St., next to Hatman's school 8w - ortor house. = Absolutely Pure, Mado from Grape Oream Tartar.—Ko othe: preparation makes such Tiht, flaky hot breaas, or luxurious pastry. Can be caten by drapeptie without fear of the ills resulting from he ~ fn~ digestible food. 1y in cans by all Grocers. TAL BAXING Powdrr Co.. New rk. One Week—Saturday Matinee. Commencing MONDAY Jau. 17. Appearance of Prof. J. M. MACALLISTER. Great Wizard OF THE WORLD, vico sel-ction of wonderfal ransformations and_ bewildoting At the close of ewch entertainment 100 wefuland costly prosente will be given to the audienc Tn & cho stas § & week 10 youe own town. _lerma a t: fros. Address . Hallect & Co. T day at home, Namples ¥ or tree. Addvems Stiasoa &~ Go Any one bavins desd animals [ will remove | them free of chirge. Loave orders southeast comn ¢ of Hamey and 14th st., second door. CHARLES SPLITT. THE DAILY BEE ACADEMY QF MUSIC!| 000. Many vacant lots in the additions to Omaha, Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Ciy Real Estste, We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- 1as County, on 6 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who can show good titles. Maps for Douglas and Sa Counties for sale, gt 4 heautitul lots tronting south In Issac & den's ada, for $460—half cash. 555 ps838EE § Residence and 4 full fots, St. Mary'i Houso and small lot, south of depot. House and smnll lot, south of depot. Residonce property, Kountas and it _:‘e‘, 8. I House and 60 leet frunt, T6th streat. Large house and corner lot Tiouss and smali 10t, Cass stroes Hause and lot, 27th near Famnbam.... .. BOGGS & 1 Erpr ass. 838 333838 ek houso and corner 1oL..... ‘Now two-story house’and corner iot. Residence and Aull lot, Farnbam st. Houso and one acre, 18th street. House and half lot, '16th street, ‘House aud lot, Shinn's addition. ‘House and haif lot, ‘House and balf Iot, Cass Street. jence and two lots, Capitol it brick residonce—? full lots. 1 H s8ssyssasnasansayaaastss arBaer 8388% o ouse an | t, Nichoias stroet.. House and 1 acre, Gises' acditior House and lot, 11th streeL. Large building and six lots, 1 mile out. lot on Daven d § lot, near depot. House and 4 Tot, near depot Houso and fot, Bouth Avenus.. Foute and lot, Shinn's addition. Residence, Kountzs and Ruth's Residence property, Kountee ard R addition ...... o £§ S53s5ientt & 4 B House and lot, South 12 st... 5 House and lot Kountae and Fuik's'ad Preparing for 'store and to redu ' German 24-inch {goods could be fifteen hundred yards of $1 a yard. at $4.00, “ “ 114 11-4 11-4 12-4 “ “ “ i “ “ “ “ “ first to third story of our Farnha: S B De Beges, at 16 2-3 cents. wide, very fine, closely woven goo AT 50 CENTS, es all wo! Colored € is0 a large lot of &!! Momie Cloth Colored Brocade ¥V Black Brocades Silk Stel.. Colored Silk and Woo! Broeades 48 inches wide at S. P. MORSE & GO0, CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS. FARNEAM STRERT. extensive improvements in our ce stock for our seimi-annual in- ventory, we offer great bargains in our 'MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRE!S GOODS ;and have placed on our counters over five thou- sand five hundred yards of Fiench, English and Brocades, Darnasses, Mohairs, Not a vaird of these bought at wholesaie to-day for less than 30 cents. At 25 cents two thousand five hundred yards of strictly all wool Momies, Fancy Brocades, Mattel- lases, &c., worth at wholesale to-day 37 |-2 cents. BEST BARGAIN WE OFFER all wool French Brocades, Arm ures, &e., 24 inches t 37 12 cents worth ('0 cents. ashmere, 40 inches wide, mariied down from 35 at 50 cents, 42 inches wide and worth elvets 3.1 $2,00, form eriy sold BLANKETS! BLANKETS! To effect a sure sale on every pair of Blankets we own, We note the following: Call and examiine 10-4 Heavy White Blaokets at $5.00, formerly $6.00. “ “ " 7.50. 8.00. 10.00. 12.00. 6.00, 6.75, 8.00, “9.00, “ “ “ “ A few fine Bed Comforts left that we offer at 25 per cent less than former prices. This is only a slight inkling of reductions made this month in all the departments from m Street Store. MORSE & CO. I 2| b b4 el | 24 oH -0 > TONIG M > (7] - AND 0 VER.A GHE. ‘NOILIWASNOD ‘syuomeFusIo(] SNOITIE wWenewWnevy ‘elcedsa o4 A FAMILY 0z BITTERS! ILER & G0,, <OLE MANUFAOTURERS, OMAHA, Neb. J. H. FLIEGEL & CO. Saccessors to J. H. TINELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA,. NEE, DISEASES OF THE EYE, | Ear and Throat. | DR.L. B. GRADDY:| 0OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. Office Over Kennard’s; Drug Store Gorner of 14th and Douglas Sta. | ovisam BURNED OUT, But at it Again. 6. H.&J.S.COLLINS, LEATHER Saddlery Hardware, HARNESS, COLLARS, | Stock Saddles, etc., Now Ready for Next.Door to Omaha Na- tional Bank, Douglas | | | | | | Businees, Street. 28-After Jan. bth, 1316 Douglas | Si., opposite Academy of Music. decld-tf | J. C. VAPOR, MERGHANT TAILOR Capltol Ave,, Opp. Masonic Hall, OMAHA. NEB Boggs & Hill, ReaL EsTaTE Brokens, Cantains the Latest Home and Tele- Newsof th Day. 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, Neb. T DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN; | EAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED- ICAL OFFICE, 98 Tenth Street, OMAHA, NEERASEA Offerinz his services in all department medicine and_surgery, both in_gesera an ‘nd chronic disewses. Ca 78 mask. 4132 427 3t boma susly made; ewah Joutlt free.Ad ress Trae & Co. Portind, Me |AlTlENTS FOR DEVLIN & GO, | THE BOSTO . : TREET, EZ=2XT=2 ‘ 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. |P.0: ose for the next rinoty (90) days to sell their entire stock of Diamonds, Watcnes, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ. AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their New Store, Cor. llth & Farnham We Mean Business. Come and be Convinced. ~MONEY TALKS All sales strietly eash, therefore we are enabled to offer the consumers of the weed only first quality goods for their money. Best straight 10c Cigar in the city, Best 3 for a quarter Cigar in the city, Best Straight 5c Cigar in the city, Detroit Fina Cut a Specialty, Ouar 80: Fine Cut is a good one, Bagley’s May Flower in 8 and 16 onnoe tis, For 40c we have bang up Smoking Tobeco, —AT THE— “ MICHICAN TOBACGO STORE, " 1417 Dougias Street. Weare the only Dealers in the Celebrated Bagley's May fower, doctrotm MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTGRY. The largeet and best asso.tment of Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopicdases and Sample Trunks a Specialty. ROPS H. H. MARHOFF > 117 14th St., 3 ‘url North of Douglas'St.