Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1888, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE DAY. NOVE EMBER 4. 1888~ SIXTEEN PAGES. KELLEY, STIGER & €0, Bpecial Offerings in Our Cloak De- partment. Don't Buy Your Furs Without First Beeing Our Stock—~It Will Pay ~Corner Dodge and Fif- teenth Btreets. .8 our clonk stock we are showing the largest variety of novelties in raglans, ulsters and newmarkets ever brought to ©maha, to which we are daily adding 8l the newest productions of New York, Berlin and Paris houses, FUR DEPARTMENT. Fur Trimmings, Muffs, Boas, Scarfs, Capes, ete., in all the fashionable kinds, including Alaska scal, black lynx, beaver, black monkey, black - bear, black martin, brown bear, badger, natural lynx, skunk. SPECIAL DRIVES. 500 black Russian hare muffs, 48¢ each, worth 81.00. 800 extrn quality black coney muffs, $1.00; usually sold at $1.65. 200 extra quality natural American opossum mufls, $1.75; usually sold at $2.50. Pon’t buy your furs without first seeing our stock, it will pay you. KELLEY STIGER & CO., Corner Dodge and 15th streets. ————— For Ten Days. ‘We have asplendid line of knit un- @erwear—in the natural and other eolors—and to call especial attention to it we will give a discount of 10 per_cent for the next ten days on all goods in this department. MRS. J. BENSON, 15th st., 1 door south of Douglas st. C. J. Weber. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. ‘We would especiaily call your atten- fion to our Ladies’, Men’sand Children’s Hosiery. Our stock is complete in every detail. Some specinl vaiues at e, Biack and Colored Cashmere; also at 50c and 7 These goods are worthy your inspection. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Ladies’, Children’s and Men’s Under- wear in ‘all the different makes and qualities. Ladies’ Jersey vosts in white, natural gray, scarlet, 1'fght blue, pink, ecru, tan and white, with ana_without sleeves, best values in the city. We have marked down this week a line of Montague Broadcloth, elegant goods, from $1.25 to 95¢ a yard: also a line of 46-in. French Failie woolen dress goods down to 95c; were $1.. We have re- ceived another shipment of those 25¢ all-wool Tricots, the last we can get; they are beauties for the money. Taspection invited; one price to all. C. J. WEBER, 114 S, t, next to P. O. ‘Take the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway, short line to Chicago and all points east, north, and northwest. The only eastern line running sleepin cars direct to and from Omaha on A\fi trains. Passengers from the east arriv- ing on the evening trains reach Omaha at 7:05 p. m. without transfer at Council Bluffs. Pullman Palace sleeping cars, elegant day coaches and the finest din- ing cars in the world are run on all trains. For tickets and other informa- tion apply at1501 Farnam street, Barker block or Union Pacific railway ticket o flices. . A. NAsH, General Agent. e ——— An elegant line of fine pottery from 8ll countries at very low anea at Moody’s china store, .!02 North 16th st. —————— All members of local assembly No. 2122 K. of L. are requested to attend an important meeting to be held at Gate City hull cor. 13th and Douglas. . HARTMAN, W. M. -—,—- Removal! The Chicago Bargain Shoe company bas removed to 1520 Douglas street. o —— ‘‘La Confesion” Cuban cigars at Al Gary’s, So. Omaha. ———— “La Confesion” Cuban cigars guar- pnteed to give the best eatisfaction. Onhlndn S. R. Briggs’, So. Omaha Btock Exchange. e —— Take no other, Jarvis’ Brandy is best. LS The Wabash 1s in Line. Commencing November 1 the Wabash will run a Pullman Buffet sleeping car direct to and from Omaha, leaving the Union Pacific depot at 8:15 p. n., daily. In additiou to the above,newand elegant reclining chair cars (seats free), are now rupning on this train. Only 48 hours Owmaha to New York via the Wabash. The best apd quickest route to all points south and southeast. Ticket office No. 1502 Farnam street. Call for “La Confesion'” cigars at F. A. Morrell’s, 16th and Chicago. Architect and superlncenden!. room 605 Paxton block, . J. CREEDON, *‘La Confesion” cigars manufactured by the best skilled Cuban workmen and best imported tobacco, for sale at W. J. Hughes, 16th and Webster. oval! The Chicago Bargain Shoe company has romoved to 1520 Douglas street. L — “La Confesion” cigars, manufactured by the best skilled Cuban workmen and best import.d tobacco, for sale at W, J. Hughes, 16th and W chster. ———— Ladies’ Turkish baths Tuesdays and Fridays9,to1, under Boyd's opera house. ————— Eicker & Kiplinger, 18th and Far- nam, always keep a fresh supply of *‘La Cenfesion” Cuban cigars. —————— Auction. Auction. llnndn‘h Nov. the 5th,at 10 a.m., at Virt st., on the' Hymen prop- ul second house west of Z4tn st.. on ‘Wirtst., of furniture, stoves, carpets. Kitchen ‘and dining-room furniture, 1 fine piano, 1 new organ, 1 fine Bismarch range, parlor and chambor sets. Every- thing that is found in a well-regulated house—and must be sold without re- A. W. COWAN, Auct. o ———— Eicker & Kiplinger, 18th and Far- pani, alwa) ays keep a fresh supply of “‘La Confesion” Cuban cigars. ———— ‘A. L. Fitch & Co. serve. Furniture, 200 Bo, 12th st. bet. Farnam & Douglas. e ————— *La Confesion” Cuban cigars for sale 84 J. A. Dalzell's, 16th confectioner. e ——— Cleveland & Harrison agroe on one m‘alhul the best out is Jarvis’ od N. B. FALCONER, On Monday and All Weck e offer some nstonishing bargnine in every department. Our 49¢ fancy French dress goods cannot be dupicated at $1.00. Our 98¢ French broadcioth is sold everywhere at #1.50. Will be offored at th se prices until all are 80 Our onyx stainless black hose at 45¢ are worth 75c. The ladies’ white merino vests and pants at 874c, worth 60c. These prices are made to reduce stock. Remember, all week. Dress goods—on Monday our 1.50 quality broadcloth will be sold at 98 CENTS. ‘We know that we shall have a great rush of customers for this cloth, the price being so exceedingly low. We therefore ask you to come early. 'RICOT! Regular 50c tricot plain, and mixed colors, guaranteed ali wool, 38 in. wide FOR 874c. FLANNEL. The all wool flannel mixtures that we have been selling at 50 cents, on Monday 324 cents. FA W These goods A v Only a few of these fine French im- ported goods. We have never scld these less than 81.25, 44 inches wide, clearing at 49 cen CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Monday’s sale in this department in- cludes some of the best values we have yet offered this season. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. We have large quantities of chil- dren’s clonks in 4, 6 or 8 year si which we intend to close out at th form prices of $3.90 and $5. These the best values we haye yet shown this line. uni. are in MISSES CLOAKS. Newmarkets formerly Misses they . sold at LADI ; 50, regular price A very fine assortment of these goods at $8.00, 810,00, $13.00 and_$18.00, up to £30.00, both in plain, striped and braided garments, PLUSH S. Twenty-live plush sacques at $25.00, regularly sold at $30.00. Twenty plush sacques at $30.00, usual- ly sold at 00. We haveafew /\&h'u"h.m wraps which we close on Monday at $9.50 and $13.50. These goods are just hmr p JERSEY FITTING RIBBED VESTS. We are now showing an elegant line in this class of goods in all shades, with high neck, long slee rreatly reduced prices; 39c, i $1.00, worth $1 $1.25, $1.7 HOSIERY! HOSIERY! HOSIERY! STAINLESS BLACK. ss black hosiery Braud” has no ranted not to sule_ouly we quality at 45c. wool bluck hose, merino heel and AND UND SAQUES. worth worth st E the celebrated “Ony equal. Tvery pair crock or fad shall sell our reg 125 dozen ludies’ all seamless hmt heavy soc, at 224 LADIE HOSIERY R- WEAR As usual we have some very special bargains in this department, 1 case ladies fine white me- s and pants at 45 d 1 ladies fin and pants at 624e, good 60 dozen ladies extra fine white lambs wool vests and pants silk fi ished and “‘steam shrunk This g ment is good value for $1.65. Sale pric $1.00, SALE OF BLANKETS AND COM- FORTS MONDA Our second purchase of blankets and comforts has just been opened and will be placed on spocial sale Monday morn- H!L! Sale will continue for one weck. Attend this money saving sale of bed- ding. We guarantoe values, 5 bales cotton comforts at 88c, worth $1.25; 5 bales cotton comforts at worth $1.50: 5 bales u.fl,ton comforts at $1.08, regular price 3 b cases cot- ton comforts at 48, wurth $3.25; 20 K:flrfl 10-4 soiled blankets at $1.29, worth ouble; 16 pairs 11-4 fine all wool blank- ets (slightly imperfect) at $7.50, worth #10.50, A few pieces 86 inch eider down flannel at 49c, rulluL(‘d from $1.00, B. FALCON CAMPAIGN H \Nl)l\l- RCHIEFS. On Monday and Tuesday. We will sell 100 dozen campaign handker- chiefs, extra fine silk, white and colors, at 80c, worth $1 Remember, !.vruduysunl' B. FALCONER. THE o —e——— ART EXHIBIT. The Outlook Promising For a Splen- aid Showlng. As the time selected for the exhibit of the Western Art assoctation approaches the re- sult of their efforts become more manifest. The committee having in charge the details have made fine progress in their several directions, and many artists from the neigh- boring cities have availed themselves of this opportunity of placing before the public the result of their exertions. The association now numbers 175 members and includes artists from various places. This exhibit is un effort in the right direction, and it now remains with the citizens of Omaha whether it proves o success or failure. The price of admission issmall (25 cents), and we believe the attend- ance will aggregate to the end of profitable support resulting in establishing a perma- nent _institution where the work of our artists may be exnibited and disposed of. The date for the first exhibition hus been set for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Ni vember 15, 16 and 17, afternoon and Exhibits can only be made by membehs will be admitted free on a scason ti transferable. Exhibitors must deli pictures at Mr. Lininger's art gallery, Eigh- teenth and Davenport stre n Saturday, November 10, or Monday, nber 12, at the latest, first having sent a list of them by titles, with outside measurement of frames, to Clement Chase, chairman of exhibition committee. ‘The citizens of Omaha should patronize this exhibit and thercby encourage the ef- forts of our artists. No one can_ attain ce- lobrity or portray on canvas their ideas, whether they be original or ideal, unless they feel tho fact that their efforts will be appreciated, and now that we will soon have an opportuuity of showing our appre- ciation, let each one put forth an effort to encourage and cause a smile to wreath the faces of our artists. of exhib- The following is a partial list Miss Nellio Rosewater, Mrs. M. S, 1 hair vests alue at Hc. itors : Sillkworth, Miss M. Willmasser, Mrs, D. T Thomas, Mrs. C. K. Coleman, Koon, Mr. A. Rothery, of Blair, Dunlap, Ia. Plattsmouth, Nel Council Bluffs; Mrs. L. land, Neb.; Mrs. H. Bagg, melu. Neb. e LT Keep Warm and Clean. The Edwards burner can be usea in any stove, but especially adapted for cooking stoves and ranges. Better and cheaper than conl. Call and see it burn, W. P. SPAFARD, Agent for Omaha, 1403 Douglas st. — “La Confesion” Cuban cig: manu- factured by the best skilled Cuban work- men, and from the best imported to- bxu:cn, for sale at Kukn & Co.’s drug store, 16th and Douglas. For Ten Day ‘We have a splendid line of knit un- derwear—in. the natural and other colors—and to call especial attention to it we will give a discount of 10 per cent for the next ‘ten days on all good in this department. MRS. J, BENSON, 15th ‘st.. 1 door south of Douglas st. ———— Ali fine Diguor Stores sell Jarvis’ best. THE LAST WEEK. And This s Your Last Chance to Buy Everything in the Dry Goods And Millinery Line at 50c On the Dollar. UNDERWEAR. Our underwear stock is second to none in the city and our prices lower than all: We have just received a case of men’s natural gray wool underwear, - We did not intend opening these nntil we moved 1nto our new store, but being such a great bargain we concluded to put them in at the great sale at %e, fully worth $2.00. Ouir $1.50 red £1.10. Your choice of a lot of natural gray and white merino children’s under- wear, all siz , fully worth double. Men’s camels’ hair underwear 39¢, re- duced from $1.00. We still have a half case of the ladies’ ribbed underwear at 39c. CORSETS. ets, all sizes, reduced from £1.50 isses’ corsets are worth underwear reduced to REMN We are going to ¢ of our remnants this ANY REASONABI BE ACCE ). Our stock must bo fresh and clean in a week and we will assist you if you will assist us. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. al sale of ladies’ muslin under- e out the balanco and FER WILL ‘We want to force this line and if you are in need of anything of the kind we will save you 50 per cent. Good calico 3fc a yar Fine 4‘nm(m t calico Hc a yare MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. In our millinery department we shall have a SPECTAL SALR OF TRIMMED HATS Trimmed hats reduced from $3.75 to 1.89, o 'l-l mmed hats reduc ed from $#4.50 to 9. Trimmed hats reduced from #5 00 and up, to the rediculous price of $3.99. Some of these worth $10 o $12. DR GOODS. Tremenduous sacrifice of dress goods. oth reduced to 9 5 salesmen wanted. 10 salesladies wanted. 10 cash boys wanted. Call before 10 o’clock to-morrow. STONEHILL'S, 1515 Dougl ——— “La Confesion” cigars for sale at 26th and Davenport. — ———— A Card to the Public. The C rago Bargain Shoe has just removed to 1520 Douglas street, \\]unx they are better prepared than ever, both in room and stock, to accom mml e all of their old customers and hundreds of new ones. The propr tors desive to thank the public gener- ally for the very generous patronage accorded them in the past and trust that not only all of their old customers but scores of new ones will favor them with a share of their shoe trade in the future. And they ber to assu all that the past liberal course of this popu- lar house will not only be continued but that with increased facilities and larger stock their course toward th custome will be even more liberal than in the past. Very resvectfully, THE CHICAGO BARGAIN SHOL COMPANY, ROZENFIELD & 7 I ompany prietors. Fd Wittig, Farnam st., handles ““La Confesion” ciga e — Dr. Dinsmoor has removed to 1922 st., the former residence of Rev. “La t‘nnh’;iuu" Cuban cigars, manu- factured by the best skiiled Cuban work- men, and from the best imported to- .bacco, for sale at Kuhn & Co.’s drug store, 15th and Douglas. m— W. J. \\'nrd _16th and Califor nia, sells *La Confesion™ Cuban ¢i Removal! iin Shoe company s at Murray hotel. In the case of C.C. P.\lmu agamnst the Joseph Garneau Cm« ker company, in an ac- tion to recover #10,000 for services rendered, the jury returned a verdict of 1,995 for the plaintiff, The jury in the case of the Howell Lumber company against the city, in an action to re- cover damages for loss sustained, returneda special veraict. It gave a verdict of &, damages to the p! tiff but assessed ben fits on the plaintiff n!#.» 00, which results in an actual verdict o The jury in the cas 'of William_Saundors against the Omaha Carriage and Sleign com. v, in_anaction to recover money on u i returned a verdict of 4 in favor of the plaintiff, e Omaha Iair and Exposition associa- tion, Commercial Union Insuranc Coutinental Insurance company, Fire and Marine Insurance company, Penn- sylvania Insurance company, Home Insur- ance company, Security Insurance company and the Americ ) trict court against the Missouri Paci ‘way company in an actio ment to the extent of ¥17,551.20, with interest from October 25, 1887, The plaintifts claim that a vast amount of their stroyed by reason of a fire un).umllllL from a spark from a locomotive owned and oper- ated by the defendant. Papers of appeal in the case of G. W. Corell agaiust Charles Baumbley were filed with the clerk of the district court yester- ay. A'petition for the sale of real estate of Sarah A. Crawford, deceased, was filed with the clerk of the district court yesterday. nscript papers have been filed in the case of August Weiss against Louis Hibler. Book-keeping, penmanship, arithme- tic, short-hand and telegraphing. day and evening sessions. College, 16th and Capitol avenue. Merchants hotel, 15th and Farnam 82 per day, day board #25 per.month. ot ML All doctors recommend Jarvis' Brandy. e s THEY INCORPORATE, The Nebraska Phonograph Company Files Articles. The Nebraska Phonograph company filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk yesterday. The incorporators are Frank Murphy, J. O. Phillippi, Frank Diake, Hamilton 8. Wicks, Simon Ott and George E. Téwksbury. The general ofices of the company will be located in Omaha. The nature of the business to be transacted.is the urchase, sale, renting, leasing and sub-leas- ng in Nebraska, Iowa aud in_the. territories of Dikta, Mountana and Wyoming of all graphophone, phonograph, ~ phonograph- raphophone patents of ison, Bell and ‘winter, the famous electricians. The lim- ited capital stock of the company is set at ,000, and is divided into 6,250 shares of X limited indebtedriess is $50,000. The aou:rny will commence opere tions November o ai— All .druggists sell Jarvis' Medical Brandy, HAYDEN BROS. Special Netee. Monday morning, Neove 5th, you will find us ready for business in our new building, a few doors wor#h of our pres- ent location. It is impossible for ns &t this time to quote prices, as we aretoe busy in open- ing and arranging our-new stock, which is, on account of largerstoresand larger building, much largesnamd better as- sorted than ever before. But you may rest assarcd that we shall in the future, nswwell as we have heen in the past, continue to be leaders of low pri HAYDEN BROS., Sixteenth street, Bet. Dodge and Douglas. o —— HAYDEN BROS. Specml Notice. Monday morning, Nov. 5th, you will find us ready for business in our new building, a few doors north of our pres- ent location. It is impossible for us at this time to quote prices, as we are t0o busy in open- ing and arranging our new stock, which i, on account of larger stores and larger building, much larger and better us- sorted than ever before. But you may rest assured that we shall in’ the future, as woll as we have been in the past, continue to be leaders of low prices. HAYDEN BROS, Sixteenth street, Bet. Dodge and Douglas. “La Confesion’ Cuban eigars for sale at J. M. Bell's, South 10th St. ———— HAYDEN BROS. Special Notice. Monday morning, Nov. 5th, you will find_us ready for business in our new building, a few doors north of our pres- ent location. It is impossible for us at_this time to quote prices, as we are too busy in open- ing and arranging our new stock, which is, on account of larger stores and larger building. much larger and better us- sorted than ever before But you may rest assured that we shall in the futur well as we have been in the past, continue to be leaders of low prices. HAYDEN BRO:! Sixteenth street, Bet. Dodge and Douglas. “La Confesion”™ Cuban cigars, worted stock. fine flavor. Alw nd at the Goodman Drug Co., n St im- ys on Far- HAYD Special Monday morning, . you will find us ready for businessin our new building, a few doors north of our pres- ent location. It1s impossible for us at this time to quote prices, as weare too busy in open- ing and arranging our new stock, which is, on account of largerstores and larger building, much and bette! sorted than e But you may N BROS. ror as- er before. t assured that we shall in the futu well us we have been in the past, continue to be leaders of low prices. HAYDEN BROS. Sixteenth str v(‘l Bet. Dodge and Douglas. ot ) Bennison Bros. Monday’s sale will be the greatest dny we ever had. The weather is too warin and we intend to make a fearful slaughter to unload stock. The goods must go - Read every item carefully and note the prices. 1 flunnels, worth ' 18c o at 6ic ards fine opera flannels, all colors, retails everywhere ard; our price Monday 22ic yard. heavy shirtings, sold by our com- t bargain at 10¢; our ‘e yard. We elose n lot of children’s plush and fancy eaps at # ice Monday. They go in two Lot No. 1 at 6%, worth lot No. 2 at 59¢, worth ched canton flannel, worth 15¢ yard, on sale Monday 11 R for $1. 1 case heavy red twill flannel, vd, worth 40c. 75 pi 1. Monday they ¥ price Monds worth 7hc'yard, on sale Mon- Boys’ flannel shirt waists 3 each, worth $1. “. will sell Monday all of our boys’ flannel waists that formerly sold at % 81,40, and $1.75, Monday your choice $1.19 each; come carly and get right size, a8 we cannotexchange. We make this price to close the lot. 100 dozen Turkish bath towels5c each. Children’s double school mittens 25¢ pair, cheap at 40c. Morie silks, all c vard Surah silks, all coiors, yard, worth double. 100 pieces dress goods at spe- cial prices for Monday. Ladies’ white merino vests at 3Y¢ each, worth 60c. Ladies’ cashmere hose, all wool, still go at 2 Ladies’ blacl hose. Muffs 50c each. Ladies’ and children’s fine nobby tobog- gans, all colors, Monday Isc each. Gents’ fancy border huandkerchiefs, Fancy stripe vel Gents’ faney clmuh‘d mvx ino 4 hose, 25¢ pair, cheap Floor oil cloth, 8¢ yard, worth 6x4 floor oil cloth rugs, 75¢ each, Monday, worth $1 Special sale on rpets, curtains, € till contived— A fine satin comforter, $2.25, worth $3.25 Special clouk sale—visit our clonk de purtment the coming week. Ladies striped newmarkets, #.50, worth $12,00, Ladies seal plush inches 00, worth $35.00. Ladies seal atin lined, $5.90, worth i pair. Monday yard, suvs, #8987 all 1st double. re d nullu' “and Monday you shawl Bh48, cuffs, # m.,, a good worth #5.00, BENNISON BROS. beaver R. M. Brown St. Mary’s avenue, sells “La Confesion’ Cuban.cigars. e ee——— Uncle John Vassar's:Bequests. New Yok, Nov. 8.—The will of the late John Guy Vassar was presented for probate at Poughkeepsie yesterday. The opening sentence was as follews: ‘Having no lineal heirs, my desire and aim in the dis sition of my proper 0 a0 the most good and forward the cause of humanity,” In uc- cordance with this sentiment ali of the estute is willed to public_institutions in and about Poughkeepsic, the leading bequests being to Vassar college, in which three new chairs are established, besides heavy endowments to Vassar orphan asyium. and Vassar hos- pital. e Wm. Balduff, 16th and Capital Ave., handles the celebrated *La Confesion” Cuban cigar. - —————— Firemen Fatally Injured. East SaGiNAW, Mich., Nov. 8 —Last even- ing alarge empty wagon was left standing in the middle of the street in Baginaw City. Ahose cart, on which were six firemen, Qashed into the wagon, throwing off the fire- men. One man is expected %o die, while sev- eral others are very seriously injured, ——— Jas. A. Forsight, 18th and Capital Ave., always has on hand & fresh sup- ply of the great “La Confesion” cigar. e e———— Oleveland's Mayor Visiting Axworthy MoxTREAL, Nov., 8.—Mayor Babcock, of Cleveland, O,, is on 3 a visit to this city and will remain here for two or three days. He is the guest of Axworthy, absconding treas- )0 yards grey union | Ye. | I HAYDEN BROS. Special Notice. Monday morning, Nov. 5th, you will find us ready for business in our new building, a few doors north of our pres- ent location. It is impossible for us at this time to quote prices, as wo are too busy in open- ing and arranging our new stock, which is, on accountof larger stores and larger building, much larger and better ns- sorted than ever before. But you may rest assured that we shall in the future, as well as we have been in the past, continue to be leaders of low prices.” HAYDEN BROS., Sixteenth street, Bet. Dodge and Douglas. e Call for ‘‘La Confesion” cigar at Her- man Shaffer’s, 13th and Harney. e CHURCH DIRECTORY. 18T, or postofice~Hov. Dansel Froaching Evory Sundny at 1045 o Sunduy & L W. Clark, ng- Re 0w, Sunday’ scavol aé dnosis Y kb (he ontire tal L and winter. No, 2413 Saunders W. “Fostor, pastor. Reuinr preaching seavic T b S W, Foster, Sunduy n (colorod) 01 Woodiey, past m. Nunds o0l at 12:40 . Iieduy. PRy er meting KL 0 b. i caTHOLIC. wenty-oleli ind nworth—Tov. hixh minsk L I h i1 beacdiction At S p. the Hrst Frid s cathotral, 41 o Rey el bk ath oy ! . )\ oo . 1) South Ko Sergices at s wnd 10 Frake At ene (GGorman) 114 D e Sorviees wts wnd 1 Vospers § p.m G, nd 230 Rey. G, Batly wass First. Dayer it 2o e Wed e $50 p. e Friday ening. T L pruser meet cnth ant ickor e 1y wehool it iy evening. a and Thirty-irst—Rev. M. L. At 100 & m., and 3 p. m ISCOPAL. \teenth and Capitol avene— Twontyaixth an ectr. Sinduy ser Morning pray: T North Nineteenth aiion ol oly ¢ y-second and Cass. lecs wt1l o, m. Sunday 1 Mission, 1 sehio Third 3 mhlnn - SW the Christian strects | e v and Har- At 1040 8, Youny Dagisi, South and M ¢ BT Yand 10 p. cdish, Cass and Nin Regular serv St Mark's Evangelical first andBurdette— e ices at 10 ('S METHODIST Ef port, between Seventoenth i House. pastor. Pronching Yiiniday sehool At 2.0 b Hiated" prayer wchers' meeting, Friday! weeting, Monduy &t 7:0 pm t, Narwegiun and Danish, Twenty:rat, between gowurd and Frankiln - Her at."Davidsor, pastor Preaching at 10:0 &, 30 p. m, Sunday sehool At 4p.m. South Tenth Sreet Tonth and Piorce=fev. C. N. Dawson, pastar. Fr 04, and 0 . Sunday sehool Wed 0y Sl peo ‘moetin at —Rev o 10:%) nnlf‘lnflhllv v Vree. I “gervices at 10,00 8.m. m:hp- Iua:‘:n:::).ol::rm. fird Weeling at3p. =, Fraser " aver, ollar Street church- Preachin at wod Satpach st 0p. w.mm Tl ehurch-Preaching at 10:00 a. m., &nd " inotegie ehareti-Pra Bine at 100 & m.and 7.0 Thursday, Friday, Saturday and p.m. Sunday school Ing, Srery abbath At Park Forest school ‘Albright chureh -Rev. W. . Luther. tor. 16 €ty KADDALH At 10 W K. 1o AU 1 Hanscom Twenty-ninth Prenohin atl2m. Wehool & day evening Trinity M. E. church, eomer ney sireets _Hov. J. W, ool services 10 o m. Vrayer meeting wmnu-a-y Cevening. O3 Lenguo Monday eveniog. nan Method atreet- Rev. A0 A, m. and 14 p foung pecple’s clann 10 0. cuniar prayer weeting Wednes wenty-first and Bin: First Methodiat nmm.nu Shureh, 1L, and third o ath Omaha - Rev i DARLOT, ramrr Sandey Kun iy scionl At BOODs duesday at 7: onty. rn FENYTERIAN and Seventeenth Dch schooi at ni e Py oF mucting, Woon Southwest, st ehing ag, 1w . ., nd Mason. Res South Thirty: [ ™ Tl . iicsdny nday se ol L Ui, Prayer 0k, Wednes- o, Park awonne and Grant. Rev. or, | Surices morn Fort_Omaha—Ttey 3 Services uti . m. Sundng 8°h0o LATTER DAY KA1V Northwest cornor Twent-first i Cl rvices OTIB Bk CYenie: CRAbbACH SeHOOL L T2:10 . o =l Removal! The Chicago Bargain Shoe company has removed to 0 Douglas stree! “La Confesion” Cuban eigars, im- ported stock, fine flavor. Alway hand at the Goodman Drug Co, nam St. ve, post chaplain. ., are, ELECTION NEWS —— FOR EVEKRYBODY (—— ON ELECTION NIGHT—— ——TUESDAY, NOV, 6ih, CVER SPECIAL WIRES —~—)ALS0 GREAT — STEREOPTIC N EXHIBITION, ADMISSION 50 CENTS, BoYDs: UPERA HUUSE Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. KDAY MATINEK ES lest @ All HELD BY THE ENEMY WILL BE PRODUCEN By a Company of Acknow edged Ablity. many of whom were in the Oricinal Madi- son Square Theater Cast, WM. Amerfean Al cen painted for thin To Ay appointments and effects will be new, and 1ot huving been seen during this same engagement when here last year, Regular Prices. ts opens at 9 o'clock sday Morning. OPERA NEw GHOU SE Next SUNDA Atternoon and Esvening, GILMORE ! With his Great Band. Matchless soloists, emi: Jocal artists, artil: t sule opens Thurs DENTIST. Or. R W. BAILEY 1813 Paxton Block, Omaha, without pain y ilings ut reasouable prices, FREDERICK AGENT The Dest and most POPULER HATS IN THE WORLD. FREDERICK, ock Leading Hatter, Creighton Preach: corner W«m!wnfl; avene and or, NnbbALh ath achool wt Kddiebiute, nd 7:1§ Saturday Matinee. NOV. 8th, 9th and 10th. M Last the Favo ite With Ust The Comic Opera Event UF THE SEASON. First Production in Omaha of WILLARD Sre: Yo Praer meoting every 1's Perpetual | Comic Opera Success —THE= lillleT Co0n Presented in the same Gorgeous Style as in New York and Phila- had of 572 delphia, where it the Phenomenal run Nights, Grand Company of 52 Artists. | AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA This Great Production under the Pere sonal Direction of the Author, No Increase in Pncas. ®Foen Musee (10) CUR,H!“AND FARNAMST5, Week of Monday, November 5th MADAME KAVLINI, The Queen of Clay; & Marvelous Woman LITTLE FLORA, Wire Walker. Gra nd Alu'actlons in allparts o the ho: 0!:(, Dlme Admits to A Warm Coats For If. 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