Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1889, Page 9

wm«&y AP AR RTINS - PR T m‘m%bm mu A e i R i 38 .%’ m THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE W E1IGHTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 14, 1830.—SIXTEEN PAGES. NUMBER 303 | ENORMOUS FIRE SALE OF DRY cooDs | The Well Known Logie Fire Sale Small in Comparison i Wi ERSs | @ $105,000 DRY ' = GOODS Grand Island, Nebraska VAl il Damage confined to about 5 p eing { assorted and sold accordlngly Nu Mflll llrdcrs Plll(’,fl | J. L Brandeis & Sons } 502, 5604, 506, 508 and 510, | South 13th Street, i Corner Howard. i South Omaha people get off i b trains at 13th street. i ENTIRE STOCK OF JENNER & COMPANY, Wholesale and Retail WORTH OF DRY GOODS BOUGHT FOR }I]RY 600D E : $46,0000 *—« MuilwasukeeA\u/gconMr!LllNERY Almost the entire stock free from burn. Damag- ed only by falling of the walls of building. J. L. Brandeis & Sons 502, 5604, 506, 508 and 510, South 13th Street, Corner Howard. Council Bluffs "Motor passes the Store. FROM THE FIRE INSURANCE ADJUSTERS BY : __The entire stock wfll be sold a__t the followmrr astomshmg prlces Sale begms Monday at 8 a, m, and contmues untll all is so'd. BONS. 100 DOZEN ALL THE i, Sk Pises DRESS GOODS RI n the Milwaukee five, \\1 |ll| of lll( u‘) fl u l llllm m \\u( bou uln by us i 2 DRESS 600D, DRESS _ 6000S, BRESS GO0DS, DRESS G0ODS, | af s e e e 220 Spol. C Yard. e Vo i SILK - RIBBONS Imported Ribbons, M S Ik 28 Yard. | § €2 Yard Yard Sih | 5 CENTS 1 8 - LONSDALE BLEAUHEB MUSLIN, O|re i S, 5 : EsTETREaT - seera m A PIECE, | wofiem Qo Worlll 605 FRUIT OF THE LOOM MUSLIN, . m the Milwaukeo fir IJADIES, GORSFZ I YS. ALL THE NARIKOW TTTALL TR VERY tiNmer g ng YURK MH.LS MUSLIN, flflfl lmrlc ‘l \Vg iul\c lli\l lul h““ |" " :c i S \;"lo lllnli\ a few of them were soisd, the baiance are all SILK i lRl'I‘BBONS Importe.d Mo 1bb011 Yy ) EXTRA HEAVY UNBLEACHED MUSLlN, C Yard ALL THE $1°5Q0% AND $1.25 ALL THE FRENOH WOVEN CENTS GENTS YAL D :. oo che drand iiand fr) LADIES CORSETS LADIES &ORSETS LADIES CORSETS 3 YARD 3 W(]é%flfi%flalflvam C Ya]‘d. Fine Sa.telc.elnras':l Dress G-lugha.ms ALL THE DARK Embroideries. Cha.mbr : . "“‘ \ : » z == - . ALL THE FINE LL THE CALlCOS 4 C I_ ADIES RiBBEB JERSEY VESTS[ EMBROIDERIES, Embroidd Flouncings _ 2 Yard. s 5 Cents Yard. s B CENTS 2 C Yard. = . | nadly Rlbhed Vests Siik Trlmmed Vests| Lnsle . Thread Vests S taaes Lfl?; e e | KT Finigh’d GCambric Shlrtmg Callc()s 2 Yard C : - > % i "1O;CE'§(TASRD 500«3?;0‘ 30 L e LADIES FINE HOSIERY Oriental L.aces. . ‘c"l “"‘ (llt’lll‘m‘n‘;:“ll fi-'m",“\léu)‘ ”“l::)"llllrgt:;(:'(‘l'l‘t'; l;u‘;r th e very finest grailes of Ladies’ Hose. Not 5 per AL, THE VeRY BEST Gaflf(lll - Haflflflls. ko S SEAMLESS Hosm i ;:;lieEmHose lomfigi‘m‘n LACES | INDIGO BLUE CALICO| =" et CK AND COLORED ADIES' 1M P )l{rl D LACE rLoUNcINGs " 6 C fui Cents fl,@ Gents. ¢ Cents 5 ® voia : . Worth up to ‘ 4 C Yard Not a yard worth less than 15c. pa,lr oo : EMBROIDERIES Embroldered Sklfhngs o 100 Yard. | | == Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, Uil Shetngs| T s i PR = > L i T -. e | 77 7¢ 1223 | 3Cm $3Cun |Ladies’ Parasols and Silk qmpmrguas ché‘\hl{ims‘"fin}"tffiygs, PARASOLS, [LasoTrimaad Paraols| il Umbrains, | [f{B)'S FllffllShlllE Gflflds , ‘ mi“gs(h;e:;is 6C A '750 $l éo $2 50 White Unam H Shus s Men'’s - . Uliderwear, LADIES SPRING JACKETS O5c 19(3 ALL THE FINEST ALL THE FINE WOOUL E ALL WOOL ALL THE FINE IMPORTED Al Wool Red Flanuel Imnorted Chambries Spring " Jackets,| Ladies’ lackets, | Broadeloth Jackets |~ —— } 1OC Yard. 520Yard $1.25 $1 75 $2 50 He G s, Mo Underwear, 30c | 490G | B0, 604,608,608 and 10 South 43th Street. | oPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 OCLOCK. 602, 604, 606, 508, 50 South 43(h Street; ! J. L. Brandeis & Sons, W .. Brandeis & Sors,