Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 2, 1887, Page 8

TYHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1887, —~TWET 'E PAGES. MONDXY? N. B. FALCONER== MONDXAY! MONDAY?Y Puritan Black Gros Grain Silks. 38 inch Dress Goods at 1 “Puritan” Grain Silk. ‘_For years the Black Gros Grain Silk that has been sold was so adulterated that it was impc ble for ladies to get a black silk that would give any kind of sat- tsfaction in wear. For self pro- (:S(E!ipl} we had to ('infl amanu- facturer that would make a_silk, and such a silk as the ladie: speak o that would wear a life time and still be good. After many trials and failures atlast we have found a silk that we can guarantee in every par- ticular. In fact, ifany lady buy adress of any of these nuibers of “Puritan” Black Gros Grain k, and after six months’ wear it does not prove satisfactory, w will refund the money or giv her a new dress. 8 Numbers of “Puritan” Black Gros Grain Silk. NO. 1 AT $1.00. 10 pieces “Puritan” Biack Gros Grain Silk, 21 inches wide, war- ranted to wear, at $1 per yard. Black Gros Puritan Black Gros Grain Silks 2 AT $1.25. 10 pieces “Puritan” Black Gros Grain Silk, 21} inches wide, war- ranted to wear, at $1.25 per yard. This silk is a great bargain and will outwear anything you can buy at this price. NO. 8 AT $1.50. Mail orders filled. Money re- funded if goods are not satisfac- tory. 20 pieces “Puritan” Black Gros Grain Silk; 22} inches wide, war- ranted to wear, at$1.80 per yard. There is no silk made that will outwear this number. It has a splendid finish, and every yard is perfed®. NO. 4 AT $1.78. 20 pieces “Puritan” Black Gros Grain Silk, 28 inches wide, at $1.75, warranted to wear. This silk will speak for itself; it is worth examining as there is nothing made in gros grain silks that will outwear this make of silks, and this number at $1.75 is especially good value. NO. 8 AT $2.00. 10 pieces “Puritan” Black Gros Grain Silk, 23 inches wide, at $2 per yard, warranted to wear This is one of the finest number: made in this silk; it is heavier and richer in finish than the others; is perfect in wear and will mmke_ a dress that will last a lifetime. FANCY VELVETS. . We are determined to close out all of our Fancy Velvets, and have made them up into 4 lots. l.e, worth 35c¢. 35¢. These Velvets are suitable for triramings, fancy work, ladies’ and children’s wraps. They will be sold at a great sacrifice; in fact, we do not take the cost into con- sideration, but make 4 prices to close out the lot at this sale. FANCY VELVETS, 89c. Fancy Striped Velvets that were $1.00 per yard, on Monday the price is 89c. FANCY VELVETS, 95c. Fancy Striped and Brocaded Velvets that we have been selling at $2.80 to $4.00 per yard, on Monday the price is 98c. FANCY VELVETS, $1.49. All the Fancy Striped and Bro- caded Velvets that we have been selling from $4.28 to $6.00, on Monday the price is $1.49, FANCY VELVETS, $2.124. Fancy Brocaded and Striped Velvets that we have been selling from $6.00 to $12.00 per yard, on Monday the price is $2.124 per yard. This lot at $2.124 is the biggest bargain that has ever been offer- ed in dry goods in in the country. me and see them, it will pay you. Dress Gogds! Dress Goods! Dress Goods! 2,000 yards 88-inch plain and fancy English Suiting; also 27- inch Plaids, at 12 1-2¢. These goods cannot be bought for less than ¢ On Monday we make on the lot 12 1-2¢c. Only one dress to each customer, hisor any city . Homespun worth 45c, Engli h Plaid Suiting, 89c. Fine All Suiting at 89¢; worth G5c. 46-Inch All W ol Suiting 80c. 1 case 4B-inch All Stripes 1 Case Camel’s Hair worth 838¢. 88-Inch Tricots 88c. 4 eases 38-inch all wool Tricots at 85¢; worth 60ec. Seal Plush Sacques. Seal Plush Sacques, 4 long, at $15; worth $25. Seal Plush Sacques at $18.50, that other stores try equal to any to sell at $< Seal Plush worth $40. Seal Plush worth $350. Seal Plush Sacques at $37 would be cheap at $60. Mixtures, 281-2¢, Worth 48c. One Case Homespun Mixtures, 88 inches wide, in 23 1-2¢; worth 45c¢. ALL WOOL SERGE AT 231-2¢, WORTH 48c Another case of Wool Serge, all colors, Browns, at Fancy Brocaded and Striped Velvets. Lunch Sets and Buttons. BUTTONS, BUTTONS, tons have sold from $ per dozen, Linen Department. price to close them out. limited, so come carly, FANCY LUNCH SETS, A lot of Fancy Lunch S Sacques Sacques worth from $7.50 tp $18 LUNCH SETS At $7.80. A lot Fancy Lunch Sets--sizes Napkins to each; reduced .00 and $17.00, 8-10 to 8-16--with match, at $7.48 from $12.5C, $1 on Monday $7 Faney Laneh Cloths, 7. Lunch Cloths that we have been selling 2,75, on Monday, An odd lot of Fancy from $1.00 to to clean up stock, the price is 75c. BUTTONS. 2,000 Gross Fancy Metal But- i tons at 10¢ per dozen. These but- 5t0 $2.50 On Monday we will place on sale a few odd lots of Lunch Sets, Tray Cloths and Towels, at a ts-= sizes 8-10, 8-12, 8-16--with nap- kins to match, at $3 per set; CHURCH NOTICES. Unity Chureh, corner of Seventeenth and Cass streets—Rev, W. E. Copeland, pastor. Service at 11 a.m., and 7 p. m. Sunday 5. Subject of evening conver- e Old Testament of Indiy Trinity Cathedral—Capitol avenue, corner Eighteenth street. The Rey. C. H. Ga ner, dean. Services at 8 and i0: 7:30 p. . Sunday school at 12 and others cordially fnvited, ing all seats are tree, St. Barnabas, Free Church—Nineteenth a Caiifornja streets, Plain eelebration at 7 a.m.; choral sbration at 11 a.m.; echlo- ral even snm: at 4:00 p. w. Sunday school at a Strangers most cordially wel- comed. .h\)m Williams, rector. (4 8t Phllip's Free Chureh (colored)—S13 Euulh Nincteeth street. Sunday school at [ Evching service at 8 p.om, John Vllh 1S, pastor, All Saints’ Lurch, Twenty: rm stree mmunion at 14, m., evensong at The choir wil sing in the morning Stainer’s communion service in I, aud Barnaby’s anthem, *0, How Amiable Are Thy Dwelling In the evening will be sung Florio’s may nune dimittis in Cand Barnby’s anthem, “Thy Merey, O Lord, Reacheth Unto the Heaven Miss Penuell will sing at the offertory in the morning, “Just As I Am,” by Bartlett. ‘The rector wlll preach both morning and evening. Beth-Eden Baptist Church-Rev, 1. L, House astor. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Preach- ng services at 4:15 p. m, in St. Mary's ave- nue Congregational chureh. ayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30, Everybody wel- come. First Baptist Church, Strangers’ Sabbath Home, vm’m‘r Fifteenth and Davenport stroeti—Rev, A. W. Lamar, pastor. Preach- S m and Young s prayer meeti Morning General Talk to the Church,’ Lo ening theme ne,” a sermon for e body. boath sehool at 12 p. m. Pra mfiellm. “Wednesd evening at ), are cordially invited, Seats free, Calvary A]nlh(( hureh, on Saunders, near Cuming—At & m. a'sermon to children by the y .\sh-x tev. A. W. Clark Preach- 108 145, 1. Sund L . South-\ ‘reshy 0 Church—Corner 1 id ‘Twenieth street Rev. . Kerr, pastor. Serviees g . m. Sabbath schd peoples’ meeting ing Wednesday at 7:50 . “Persia and Synar ol 1y, Strangers In the even- d fifth and How- followed by ¢ “Where Are General Westminster Presbyterian Chureh.—Tro- fell's hall, Leavenworth street, near nty- seventh. ' Preaching by the pastor, Rev, John Gordon, at 1 w., and »:30 p. m, Bunday school at corner Dodge ang viees at 10530 a, mi. ning by the pastor, V. J. tarsha, Sunday scliool at close of morning worship, First United Presbyterian, 612 North Eighteenth street, Rev. Edwin 8. Graham, stor. Public worship at 10:50 a. w. and 0 p. m. Subbath school at noon. Park Avenue United Presby terian Chu eorner ark avenue and l: ant streets Preaching by the pastor, derson 3 change { Christ ve Subject: “Rest for the Weary. sehool at noon. Teachers meeting at o Young peoples’ meeting ¥ 7:80. Prayer meeting at street—S Preac 0 Wednesday e Central United Presbyterian Chureh, Sey- enteenth street, between Dodge and Capitol uson, pastor. p. m. Sub t iu the mofuing Mle tlome of the Righteous and the Wicked Contrasted. In the evening: *The learing and Doing Essential to Security.” Young prayer meeting on Sabbath evenin and weekly prayer meeiing on W evenings at7:0 p, m. y one s invited to attend any or ali of these services, German Lutheran Church, 1006 Twentieth street—Service every Sund 10 a. m. Sunday school at . wi. Fress, pastor, Iiitiside lnnu-"“mnnl Chureh, Omaha View—itev, 3. C. Crano gives o children's sermon at 11 a. iu followed qv regular ser mon. Evening servi St. Mary’s Avenue uuz regationa Willard Scott will preach bosh morn wening at 10:50 and 7:90 o'cloci. | worning, reception of weimbers and hgrd’s Rev, supper. Kveniug topie, schoolat noon. All welc every Sunday evening at house. Prayer meeting Sund § m ing Gethsemane and communion will be o bd taken up for our. city misslonary wWork. vices every Sun 1 m. The pastor will speak in the morning on the subject, tion of Souls,” Commencinz immed after sermon, for missionary work in_the M. Holt will preach in the evening, Sunday school from bible study Wednesday at people’s mee evenings at sociable in the chureh next Tnursday even- ing. Friends from down town invited. Rev. and 7:50 p, m., led and preaching by Rev, A. morning upon, *Hearing the evening his and Their Ca place, on Saunders street—Préaching every Sunday morning at 11, Rev, K. W. Forter, missionary pastor. Sab- above serv by the Baptis be held there cordially invited, promising, and ¢ our services, and made to feel at home, piano for $150 cash with Woodbridge Bros. on sale, 215 Opera house, Omal ina few days with novelties in Iadie; dren’s cloaks and snits, st., near Ho carry the finest line of heaters in the ci They which is the only one built upon the right principle co: stove for the price, best ranges; among them ' is the only really good i being sold Go and s ranges. 1605 Howard stree — northwest corner of Dad complete line of K HowW open at 218 only school in the state having p expericr ers, erets,” Sunday Saratoga Congregational Chureh—Services 0 in_the school 150 p. m, Collection will Cherry [lill Congregational Chure 0 p. “United Effort for the Salya- tely be taken up Rev. L. Collection will )p. w. Prayer meeting and . m. Young i in_chureh pariors Sunday There will be a supper and St. John'’s Chureh, Twenty-sixth and anklins streets ay sehool at 0:40 a. litany and holy communion at 11 a. m. ening prayer and sermon at 1:50 p. . William Pearson will preach at’ both Seats free. egational Church, Al avenue—Serviees at 1 First Col Seventeenth 30 . ., ‘herriu. Sabbath wlmm at noon. “Alaska, Its l‘"lrsl \l vening: come, All are w Chureh—Preaching by puse at 10:50 nd id of the Sew- will preach Sunday spel.” In the 'Great Failures S| Iin'(‘( will be, North Omaha B.l]l(l\! Mission, in Kountze'e and evening at 7:30, h sehool will bé organized on Sunday at he new store room where the s will be held has been leased nd hereafter services will ery Sunda; ‘Lhe publie is ‘Thu outlook is most vone will be welcomne to -~ achine, 1609 Howarast, anoupri t Purties have left 1t Union sewing o If sold before Wodnes 1, Neb, LB Union sewing machine, 1600 Howard st, ——— McDonald’'s Emporium_ will be opened full line of the latest misses’, and chil- South 15th Union sewingu F. V. Atwater & Co. ve the Howe Ventilator heater, They give more heat, use less , #nd are more elegant than any They bandle the nge ic, six of st week, It is the Pe their stock of stoves Union sewing machine, 1609 Howard st. e ——— Medical Institute and hospital I'irteenth street, ——e— Union sewing machine, 1600 Howard st. — Co., Millinery. A Hand Winter Styles Lith. F. M. Schadell & Unton sewing machine, 1600 Howard st. Vi o — lentine's Shorthand institu ed shorthaud writers us teach- — ! Armstrong, Pettis Swoke Omaba. Bo r‘l of Trade cigar, s '\eLeslie, urugs 16ih and Dodge. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, -Ifl hlln ® Devries to F N Ja addo Place w d lllms and wife to A\mm W s 3.3 ‘ai "'to an 30 lt wof the w l'(l N nI ot Millard & Caldwell’s add wd.... 85000 Cordelia Wilkie and hus to ‘Thoimas Cummings, lot 1 |l“\ 1 Kirkwood add wars: . 2750 Elwin M I’ 10 Josie \ Im:l\Auk luti blk 3 Creston add Wil oe &t 1,600 Josie V' Ludwick and wife 1o “Alfr ‘Thomas, lot 4 bik 5 Creston add w d. 1,600 John ' Daniels and wife et al to Arthur S Potter, lot 0 blk 10 and lot9 bl 4 Bedford place wd ...... ... Eliza F Daniels and hus t Arthur Potter, lot 12 blk S and lots 5 aud bik 4 Bedford place w d. % Caroline E Coman and hus to” Artiur S Potter, lots 101112 b“u % Uullom place wd.. Henry Ambler 3 Harrison, lot 1 blk 3 and lof Fekermain Jlace e d roeder truss to Douald, lot 10 blk S Brown p Julia ¥ Herrick and hus to Jacob hen- dis, 540 1t of lu[l blk 7 Kirkwood Oty of a0 ft m:;..mm; bloc t . honey et nl lots 1 and 2, Richart Person’s sub div of lot ¥ block 8, South Omaha, w d.. 5,000 D. C. Patterson'and wife to A, Judson Curtis, the n 1gof w4 it of lot's, block 137, city of Omaha, w d 5 James M. Buchanan to W. man, lot 17 of block 4 of Douglas’ add, w d. . Gustay B. ilengen and wite' 1o kdy L. Rowley, part of sub lot 6 of lof _and 9 in Capitol add, wd.. Susannah C, Burr to Thomas | acres and 144 rods, more ¢ the se iy of the ne 'y of section 4 TR b George M. De ot and wite to James lot 1, block 2 ot De Bolt 1,500 1 E y 45, block of Walnut lhll wd 850 Jo'm W. Paul to Hilda Johnsen, lot 17 in Burdette court, w .. Jiteob Kendis et al to William 11, the s 50 ft of lots sand 9 in blocl Jetter's add, w d ' Charles W, Conkling and wife to Charles lm]n) lot 5 in block W in Shinn’s thivd add, w d. .Jnlm" M Buel I| nan to William 1, Fast- block of Bedtord 5,000 it ; Henry Witkis and ‘With o tis Evane geliseh Lutherisch, Zions Germinde of Jeflerson net, the § w cor of s W 14 of sec 25-16-11, containing one acre, W d.uu.e Sor Daniel K Hagy and wife to iRobert Hughes,the undivided 3¢ of a tract of land in 31§ of'n v iy ot se d. Patrick Hocior and Wite to Uaries Corbett, 14 in block 1in South Omalia View, w d....... Wilbert J Van Aerman to Alfred ib Touzalin, lot 3, block 4 of Haw- T R e i o 900 Byron Reed and wife to Lawrence Wyer, beginning 110 ft e of e line of i5d st, thence s'100 1t, thence e 100 1t, thence n 100 ft, thence w 100 it to place of beginni T Edwin S Rowley an tay B Hengen, beginning 0 n eof 1 W cor nl block 14 Smith's 15:1: 4,000 - 10,000 55 1t, n 100 ft, W 5 €6 80 place of bogiuning. w . 6,000 G E Barker' and wite to C E Mayie, Sw i of section 15, the n 'y of thies e i of sec 16, the {sec 23, all of sec 2 ec 21, the 1 3 of s W i f the n ¢ 14 of see of n w 1, 2and 710 of sec 11, the 55, ol in twp 16, 1 Lawrence W acres o section” 111512, beginning 18 rods e of § w cor, thence e 50 rods, n 100 rods, w50 rods, s 160 rods 0 x.l‘\c-ml-\\umm,, wa, Union sewing mag nuu, 1600 Howard st. Hillside Congregatiol and barn, 0th, both to cost Peter Reinhardt, Hanscom Park M. Ten permits aggregating Annonncements of For the Coming Weck. old favorite with Omaha Ibe scen at Boyd's opera night in hi The comedy was writ John Dillon theater-goers, w house to-morrow “Wanted, the Earth.” ten especially for him and gives him a wide alent, which he uses to great John Dillon, it1s said, to all ap- when he made the ars ago, Hi scope for his advantage, pearance continent On next ‘Thursday e anish Lroubadours give & ainment. They use only vhich, as those who with them know. when in are capable of producing music. { be d; which are guitars, b Menchke. Bertha Menschis They will be supported by the giving a cast of will be the opening entertainment of the second season in the opera house, and management as well as the patrons are determined to make 1t the most successful artistic season ever known in German thea- tricals in this city, I'his the are we! A meeting v established the larg St. Paul, Minn,, will sell wonderful collection of work allow ed to. 10 DBUILDING PERMITS. The following building permits were issued yesterday by Superintendant Whitlock : Nels Cleye, 13 story frame barn, 524 and Webstd ; frame addition to chur Ohio, to cast Fred Selmell, 1story frame addifion to Cull.l.v 19th and Spring, to cost . . Smith, 1story frame mhllhun 30th and” Ohio, stig and L ank 0. Olson, tages, Miami ne. frame parsonage, worth, to cost ugh fiftecn v seared a great I eorg here last season, will return to Boyd’s ope N house next Frids GRAND OPER BOYD'S TO-N 3auries & I ar here to-n tiothek been he P’rivate Scere rs of the company are len Gillel ALy, Union sewing machine, ‘The fines Imposed and eollected by Berka during the month ot August will ex- ceed 22,500, Rev. J. W. Harsha's subjeet for this even- ing will be: Chureh corner of streets, s0spel teiperae ome Mr. 8. K. Feltou Mr. E. J. Oliver, from Persian rugs. tidies, curtains, mantel covers, fire scre Monday und Tuesday’s ther particulars Positively nothiog .} mmr new stoe ‘Chey have just the nicest lot of pre serves, jellies, jams, ohves mushrooms, all 0 cost... . story frame 15t and Poppleton ring, ma and ('\vr_\\hin;: s0 nwlullg (-h--- p. " Just think! Potatoces on Minn. pat. flour $2. know that Snow much—only they s Mocha and J you know we have L ior the XXX soda and the box can mi bin riv star ing powder, 1b cans, powd, b cans, AKe, 11, Story trame barn, Dor- between 15t and 19th, to cost Kate' Kewitt, 13¢ story frame guttage Blondo, between 1 I\mry frame cotta; 10 cost che: all their goods. ) avenue don't forget to” stop in and see them, If their prices, and they showing théir goo the Attractions photos are sury y and Saturday A HOUS] ing Zerga's 1 want a good one with an established r are the “Acorn the test of tifty years greater variety than any other line. Buy- ing for cash and having no rent tc can save you from 10 to 20 per your stove. most delightful 1to the performa rsonations by said to be very entertaining, s new dramatic company ap- tfor the first time, This is the picce from which mous unnml\. good sitnation le: type-writing. increasing. tute affords the best opportunities for learning | hundred pupils during the 1 avery graduate good paying situation, None have failed Send for eireulur ‘onrad Neis, | and Otto Kraft. 3l company, fourteen 1609 Howard st. vities. Leslie & ieslie, drugs 16th and .Dodge “1s the Bible out of date!” Dodge and Seventeenth Mary Woodbridee, of Ohio, ¢, commencing at :50 p. stitute has b io and Dodge streets, one block south of the old institute ing and is fitted up with the finest medical and surgi | modation will be op corner of the building with a stock of \irl rs nul medicines, i1l be held at the oftice of tice Anderson, Monday evening, for the pur- pose of procuring the proper naturalization papers for the Scandanayvians of this cisy resigned his posi tion with the U. 8. Wind E Co. Mr. George F. Ross the position of acting Omaha branch. manager st Turkish at auction a photo ra s, ol money in the city. s Ly What Pa’s Little Girl Says. you been to sce since the; French pe nds of nd sucl 70 bu; the best 5 per ewt., and you flour we like so ewt.: and then mustard sardines $1.00; v coffee oitly 40¢ 1b, and 1 paying 45 to H¢ 5 1bs rice best oyster erackers by clb; stick candy 18¢; Ame andy only 10¢ 1b; best Colum- lmon, doz 00; extra gloss ch, 7 one-1b Royal bak Price’s baking 5 two-lb ¢ corn me kinc X beef $1.00. You can anyvthing you need for the tabl verything so cheap, too! Y cell for eash, und D they can buy ever so much spot cash for ou go down the ser beeause they p When vou don’t want to buy, just get just delight Den't forget the n. e. cor, 10th ‘gover & V! Union sewing machine, 1609 Howard s L — Heyn's clegant bapies’ and childrens’ od by none. — ———— Union sewing machine, 1600 Howard st. L ———— Do Y ange or heater? 1f so buy ation. Such ‘They have stood nd are made in stove pay 1 't on JonN Hissie, 2107 Cuming St. Union wu‘u;z machine, 1 )9 Howard st. e If you want to_qualify yourselt for n shortl I'he demand is constantly entine's Shorthand insti I'his school has had over one sty and been assisted to a — Union sewing machine, 1609 Howard st, — — Smoke Omaha Bourd of ‘I'rade eig e —— Union sewing machine, 1609 Howard st e — Call and exanine our elegantly fin- ished photos before sitting at other gal leries. Heyn, the photog block. pher, Granite ———— Union sewing machine, 1609 Howard st, —————— The Omaha Medical and Surgiecal In- n removed to their new ion northwest corner of ‘T'hirteenth I'his is a new brick build- al outtit and nu~|-.| al accom- 0 be obtaines A drug store d in the ele ) Howard st Lo Don't fail to see Heyn's elegant $15 the best value for the — Union sewing machine, 1600 Howard st —— Heyn, the |! u(um ypher, h.« hh"\m ry open Sunday from 10 a, w, to 4 p. and and | TRAY CLOTHS, Red and Blue Bordered Dam- ask Tray Cloths, knotted fringe, | at 80c; reduced trom $1.00. Hand- Embra.demd Towels at §2 | | in fast colors, handsome knotted | fringe, reduced from $4.50 to Any one $2.00 each. in need of these goods can save lots of money. The quantity s Scarlet Flannel 2lc. 10 bales all wool Scarlet Flan- nel at 21¢; reduced from 30c. "Scarlet Flannel 27 1-2c. B cases all wool Scarlet Flannel at 27 1-2¢; worth 40c, Scarlet Flannel 35c¢. 8 cases very fine and heavy all [wool Scarlet Flannel at 8 worth 50c¢. Blankets $5.00. | 11-4 all wool White Blankets at $5; worth $7.50. 11-4 all wool Searlet Blankets at $5; worth $7.50. 11-%4 all wool Grey Blankets at $5; worth $7.50. CHICAGO, ROCK ISL/ CIFIC RAILWAY Grand Excursion to Ch for the Kound Trip. Un (klulwr 4th, Tth and 10th, the C. R. I way will sell tickets from Council Bluffs to C hicago and return in cluding admission to the International Military Encampment for #17.15. Tick- ets good 6 d from d le. Two trains daily running. New clegant Pull- man p ceping and dining ¢ Ticket ofi ‘arnam street. S. S, STEVENS, General Agent, ——— Union sewing ni ) Howard st. ———— Removed-—-Omaha Medieal from Thirteenth and Capitol avenue to northwest corner of Thirteenth and Dodge streets, new brick building, one bl south of old location ——————— Institute Union sewing m Toward st, — ——— Cheap Kates to Chicago. The Chicago & Northwestern Railway will sell excursion tickets to the luter- national Military ampment held at Chicago, Oct, 1st'to 20th, at $17.15, from Council Blufls to Chicago and return, in cluding admission_ticket to the eneamp- ment. Tickets will be sold on Oct. 4th, Tth and 10th, good returaing until the Monday following date of sn Be sure that you get your tickets and secur sleeping ecar berths by the Chic Northwestern. For further information eall at ticket oflice of tms company, 1411 Farnam street. N B \\ estern Agent, Union sewing mac| e, 1609 Howard st —— Mr.J. P. Morris, who r pleted a course at Valentine's Shorthand Institute, ha ted a position as sten- ographer with Rose Hrm. of this eity —— __Union sewingmachine, 1604 Howard st e m— Our facilities for large family ciety groups arc unsurpassed. | photograpl ntly com and so ey, the —— Union sewing machine, 1600 Howard st, R Dr. Bridge's vesidence removed to north Twenty-second street, Telephone o, | Union sewing machine, 1609 Howard st —— Geo. Lo or, Architeet, Room 47, Chamber of Commerce building. Ugion sewing muchine, 1600 Howard st Every grs cntine's Short- hand mstitut 1 good paying situation. Send for circuiar, — Union sewing machine, 1609 Howard st. | Quality of work, considering Heyn's prices the lowest in th Gal lery , South 15th stree! Union ng machine ) Howard st Piano We have three pianos for sule 50 each, !ur monthly |n,|m nts, las. Union sewing machine, 1609 Howard st, —— Contractor 1 time for receiving bids upon the Induostrial College building of the U versity of Nebr hereby extended until 12 o'clock w-uu, on Mounday, Octos ber 2, 1837, By order of the col J.S. Sept. 26, mittee in charge LES, Seeretary. —— Union sewing machine, 1600 Howard st e — We never fail on bal or chudrens pietares. Heyn, the photographer. 1 ephone 781, Make appointments for sit tings when possibles 38 inch Tricots at 0 BYOK DEPARTMENT, Albums, Albums, Albums. | an o 1ot orrine mranevecer. | IUMS @t 30¢ o the Dollar, ran Towels, handsembrofdersd BWe S eonie orer bums on Monday that will be a Albuims at G5c; reduced from $1.76 Plush Albums. Silk Plush Albums at $1.00; duced from $2.50. Silk Plush Albums at $1.25; duced from $3.00. trimmings, from $4.50. Silk Plush Albums, all Cabinets, Fine Moroce reduced from ; reduced from $7. BOOKS, We have j priceon all our are lower than agined they examine our Books and prices; it will pay you. BOOKS. made a revised The prices Come and A competent solic | and colleetor for the building fund_ of ' Younz Men' w |'|lixu' only will ln tary building committe Union s mwum-him- 1609 Howard st, Attend tho eve nin tine's Shorthand ssions at Valen- 1515 Dodge —— Union sewing machine, 1600 Ifoward s, e — Ilu Commercial Write Rohrbough Bros. uen of penmanship. Union sewing machine, 1609 Howard st, Shorthand Institute has L position as stenogravher w achime, 1600 Howard st, S — of Richter's TS :nul store lixtures Union sewing, ts, at Richiter's teenth street, at 10 o' A. W. Cowan & Uc ) 'uuuunun — cam—— wing mac hine, 11,\m Howard st, e the District € h Josepk Nelkin, the Polish nobleman who was arrested some few weeks ago for selling tickets, has, by adyice of his attorney, resolved to stand @ trial before thie i 1is bonds are fixed at Nelkin says the prosecution is brought stmply to obtain money trom him and is sure ok an wequittal, German lottery stock of the kind in the city. AMUSEMENTS. BoYD'SOPERA HOUSE Monday,: October 3rd, wr Comedian, JOHN DILLON, yrting company in the The Earth. Full of origianl Wanted A Sganna lavich Reserved sont after Saturduy 1 GRAND OPERA HOUSE Tuesday Evening, October 4th, ZEREGA'S Royal SPANISH TROUBADOURS Ipath Lycenm £l Ve priucipal S e voa” S, Graua. Operd