Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1889, Page 8

THE BOSTON STORE. A Great Day in the Annals of the Dry Goods Trade. TOMORROW THE OPENING DAY. Goods Will Be Sold at Prices Never Before Heard of—Following We of Many Fine quality silk plush, 250, Double fold mohair brilliantine in all colors, 260, worth fully 60c. 42-inch wove dress flannel, 8be. 4-inch tricot flannel, inch all wool ladics’ worth 60-inch silk worth $].25, bH4-inch wide Pa worth #1.50, Ali silk ribbov worth 15¢. Large white chiefs, 1o, Fing laco handkerchiefs do. Fine imported, embroiderc stitened haudkerchicfs, Se. ine real 1 col S Best ladies’ linen collar: Another lot at Childrons zophyr prico 2 Corticilla sewing silk 3¢ Silk twist le. z Belding Bros | hnl\lnm silk 2 regular price 87 Side combs He -»wh athor purses se, nsual price 20¢. wost novels and solid Boys and girls heavy ribbe Heavy ribbed fast black hose Ye. Childreus all wool shmere hose 9¢. Misses seamless knit hose 13c, worth 10¢, worth 650, 3e, . worth cloth finish Lenviettn, 69¢, ian novelties, 7ic, 1 new colors, at 6o, linen-faced handker hem- all sizes, e booties 9¢, regular a spool. aspoot, wool cashmere hose, Ladies fine all full regular made, All sizes children’s e 10 11l wool children’s scarlet under- dies’ fine zephyr long and short sleeves, Toey worth $1.50. The very finest ladies’ lambs® wool scarlot underwear 7803 worth $ merino und knit underwear, inglish sateen corsets 45e. Best quality French woven corsets T2, CLOAKS AND MILLINE fine quality s plush quilted satin 1i reul seal ments, i pocket cln ks, or $11 i senl plush cloaks, 44 inch s plush, TLondon fancy satin quilted lining. four seal ornaments, worth $15, Seal plush jackots, #10, worth §15 A fan cwmarket, worth i 3 Tailor made blac beaver newmarkets, §t fancy braided worth §15 Children's eloak 11 siz and wide. faney stripes, 1. MiLLINERY. Wool felv hats in 100 different shapes, 280, Best Freneh fur hats at 98c. Silk plush covere s, shapes. dyed, veal and navy blue diagonal at 810, narrow $1.19, all TRINMMED ishly trimmed and ribbon 9e. Fine fur trimme all silk bon, birds and ornaments. i b nt pattern hut 1. novelties in pattern ce in our French room. THI BOSTON STORE, 114 5. 16th st. HATS. hats, faney rib- hats at Isancs Begs to announce she has the most com- plete line of millinery and is sell astonishingly low prices in commencement of the fall s = Before B amine the new Hospe, < Ay Kim- ball 513 Douglas. FINE MILLINERY, For Half the Usual man's. Successor to R. M. ( Wholesale and retail Douglas stres Weo have coy at S, Hoff- nius & Bro. millinery, 1408 ot made the following selee- jons from our wholesale department and placed on sale for next Monday, Tuesduy llml Wednesday: Lov No. 1, ladies’ and children’s un- trimmed felt hats of good quality and modern shape, only Lot No. 2, ladies’ black felt hats and turbans of the most pobular patterns and h-'alsL)hsul the season, at 68 cents, Lot No. 3, ladies’ black and colored felt bats and turbuns, at 98 cents, Lot No. 4, lndies’ black and colored French ts, all of the very latest shapes, bats, turbans and bonnets, at §1.58, Examine our beautiful art flowers,the neurest_approach to nature attained by human ingenuity. Remember wo are the only house in Omaha retailing millin; at wholesale prices, and that wo : the largest ine of trimmed hats i . HOPFMAN, 1408 Do L i Harvest Excursion at k the Burlington. On October 8, the Burhington route will sell ticketsat one fare for the round trip from Missouri viver points to points on its own and connecting lines in Ne- braska, Kansas, Utab, Tdaho and 0od for thirty days, ‘arnum streo -~ Fast Time Tho Burlington No. 2, fast vestibule exprass, leuves Omaha daily at m. and arrives at Chicago at next morning, in time to connect with all morning trains out of Chicago for the east. The famous fast muil,now car- rying passengers,leaves Omaha daily at 9:00 p.m. and Council Blufls av 9:25 p.m,, arriving at Chicago at 11:59 the follow- fng morning,the fastest t\we ever made ‘between the Missouri river and Chi- eago on reguianr schedule. Pullman palace sleeping cars and freo reciening ‘chair cars on all through trains, Sumptuous dining cars on vestibule e press trains both to Chicago and Den- yer, City ticket office, 1225 Farnam st. T‘l. phoue 250, ONLY To St Commencing . daily until Oct. the Missouri Pacifie Railway will seil round trip tickets to St, Louis and return at one far L mpumi.m is now open. The Fair will 5”" on the 5th and close on the 12th, he grand pageant of the Veiled Prophots will oceur on Tuesday even- ing, October 8th: Free reclining chair cars on all trains, For further in- formation call on or address J. O. !‘hilllmm A. S, l’ A., or Thos. F. God- frey, P, & T, A. col 13th and Faroaw strcets. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THE BOS T{)\ STORE. To-morrow Tlmy Wil Sell Domestic and Staple Dry Goods THAN HALF COST, ticoes 3 1.2¢, Indigo Extra Heavy Mottle AT LESS Best Standard ¢ Bluo Calicoes Be, Cotton Flannel 4 1-2¢, Grey Flannel 71 Extra heavy gv cotton flannel, 8le, Double f flannel, y and brown bright coloved canton ry shirting, be. id flannels, e, twillod medicated Aan- Extra heavy all wool medicated illed flannel, rds wide sh LANKETS A sting, 1o, D COMFORTERS, v blankets, bo¢ pair, s blankots, tra heavy wool bla fine kersey blankets, $1. ne all wool white b tra heavy full siz I 1n all wool California llllm)\vl-s at ‘I 0. Hll sizo bed comfor! h‘h R | pmb quilts, 196, Marseilles quilts, 6 o large Avon quilts, ¢ Marseilles quilts at $1 table linen, turkey red Finest quality imported turkey ved linen, 5 All linen tow Pino quality BOYS? Boys’ fine kneo punts, Boys’ fine wool knee Good corduroy knee p All wool ca re kne ling, 5e. ss towelling, CLOTIING. 19¢ sin pmv- 680, le, $1.49. fine Boys’ fino cape overconts. $1. LADIES’ KID GLOVLES. Our kid glov 'partment is one of which we f We do not hesitate to ve tho linest assortment and the la stock of any house w of Chi L and we guaran- tee o saving of 25¢ to $1 on every pair bought. PLUSH CAS our second Hoor wo \ull ~‘m\\ n line of piush « re sets, toilet sets, s g colly and cufl boxes, work boxes, ladies’ kid glove boxes, varasol ease ete., which will be sold at less than one- f:mr h their real value, 'S JRNISHING On samplo manic \Im\ s fine sateen \\'mlkm ties, de. Fine silk suspender Manufacture underwear, s0¢, worth up %o 81 Fine all wool scarlet ribbed under- ar, (e, worth # ed \Illldllll(] ried shirts, shirts, 28c. laudried shirf 5 Gold handled umbrellas, $1.00, THE BOSTON STORE, 114 S, 16th MAKING THINGS LIVELY, The 99 Cent Stove, Street. Offers for Mo me of the great- est values in the 1. tory, u! Omaha. Ly lated glass w L eroe fancy goods, goods, out in or 100 lmmiwnw glass lamps, fitted with corated shades, burner and chimney, worth $1.50. ght dozen stone china wash and pm chers, for few Brussels cavpe them out, worth The balance of the’ square decol cuspidors at 209¢, worth 7 en - dozen” retinned orth 2oe. Three dozen round centre tables at 49¢, othi ask $1.00 each. Twelve dozen large size vound will ow hampers at 69¢, usually sold at $1.25, Our 25¢ jointed doll with teeth and moving eyes is a beauty, there is only ten dozen at that price. Do you want o baby carriage? All of our $12, $15 and 318 carviages at$10 each to close; there ave only ton left, socome 1209 Farnam hn\\ Is dish pans 10¢, left iving daily. The best the lowest possible 99 CENT STORE, Farnam st. Watches, watches. watches. M. J. BAEHR & CO., 1413 Douglas st. T Places of Registration FIRST WARD, Fivst precinct, railvond ticket office No. 507 th street; Second p cinet, Barber shop, near corner S and Pierce streets, No. 1119 South 5 Third precinct. Hivst's grocery, :n Dorcas and Martha streets on IND WA net, No. South <~ street, at George N. Well’s; precivet, Pickard’s meat warket, No. 1940 Vinton stree st Proc No. econd Eloventh stroat, FOURTH WARD, scinet, No. 102 Soutn at Leslie’s drug 1505 17 Capital ave- No. 319 South Six- store; Parnam First p! teenth streot, Second precinet, N stret, at Litle FIFT First precinct—Costello’s cigar store, v Sixteeuth street, 0. 1816 Sherman o between ('m and Ohiostreets. SIXTH WARD, recinet—Club room sixth and Lake streets, Second precinet—Lyceum hall, Twen- ty-fourth street and Elkhorn railroad. Third prociner—Stevens' grocery Thirty-third and Park SEVENTIL WARD, 1st Precinct—Republican headq ters at Park ave. bet. Poppleton and Woodworth ave 2d Precinet—Riewe’s store, cor, 26th and Waloub ts. TH WARD. No, 2103 Cuming st., at First Twenty- at av 15t Precinet parber shop. 24 Precinet drug store No, 2402 Cuming st., NINTH WARD, 15t Precinet—No, 2008 Farnam st. 21 Precinet—Ryan’s oftice, cor, Lowe and Mercer avenues, KELLEY, STICER & (0. Special Bargains in Every Depart- partment For Monday. Dress Goods, Monrning Goods, Plush Clorks, Jackets, Newmarkets, pecial Sale Monday at Kelloy, Stiger & Co's, DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. Paris, London and Berlin novelty puatterns, 1n bordered, in and plaids, cach contatning 10 yar At $5.75, 87.50, 8 75 and upwards. nd varied dress. goods department we oifer some enticing bar- waing, ALL WOO(L All shadc FLANNEL, worth 500 or 350, IMPERIAL S¥ The latest colorings, 42 ve inches stylish apd durable wide, FRENCH H . Only a few piecesleftat price toclear, Reguiar 50¢ goods, BROADCLOTH " IMPOR- TATION Newest shs thoroughly st ivy, Y “elogant cloth; 2,50 qual- Our leader $1.50, all shade: REMEMB is a matehless cloth at team shrunk R THE PRIC $1.50, are selling u very loth for $1.00, We brond handsome IENT SHADE; S, o formerly 1. Our prices 1 for us i reputic ness. See our silk Will place on week aline of the ed Walker seal plushes, which for durability wear are unsurpassed by any line of plushes in the market. seal plush at $10.00; would sale for Hu- coming cket, quilted s be cheap at %13 A seal plush English 30 inches long, extra b at $17.00, sold elsewhere af A handsome scal plusi 1 seal olive fastenin lined; bought to sell at $27. this \\‘x-::l\' will he walking jucket in lining 00, clket with el ntly Our price plush directoirve l)lufih sacques at $19, $25, 835, Remermber with and $45.00 plush, sacque and nt in exchange y does not wear $35.00 scording to th A completo line including jacicets and children’s clo from $3.50 and up: KELLEY, STIG Cor. Dodge of cloth garments, arkets, mi in To St. Louis w Commencing s October 5 to 12, the Wabash will sell round: P tickets for the St. Louis fair mll Xpost- tion at the above rate. Tuc i erand parad Klegant rec! and Pullman bulfet sleeping througn withont change. Remember the Wabash will checl your baggage rom your residenca to any point > south. Call early and “secure and Return, bash Lin via the 2 Farnam street., G. N. CLAYTON, . W. P.and T. Agent. 2 commence one and of the underwe ver giv Zo. t roceived from a shevill’s sale, tho entire stock of hosicry and underwear, bougbt by us at about 40 cents on the dotlur. We propose giving our cus- tomers the benefit of this immense pur- chuse, commencing Monday morning and lasting all week. Infants’ ribbed wool hose only 6¢ per pr., worth 20c. Ladies’ fine cashmere 2 150 per pr., worth 40c. Ladi fleeced lined hose , worth wool bieyele hose, Children's pants, 1 ambs wool vests natural wool and | 5 #1, worth § of ladies’ camel’s hai w only $1.25 cach, wo 500 dozen of child- ren's underwear, all kinds, at just about alf regular pric casc of gents [ mepsinoe und wear at 25¢ so of gents grey wool under: 174c each, worth 75e. § natural wool shirts and drawers only $1 each, worth %1.50. G » camels hair shirtsand drawers on worth o of gents wool 50X, home made, L worth a0c. fine eash- mufllers only worth $1,2 uts flannel overshirts $1.50. HAYDEN B T5e, worth dies’ vest e 75¢, nl Goods, th street, Al No city or town in the world ever at- tracted as much attention and became 80 wnlvl) known in soshort a time as pital question was way be- yond her capacity, tate men, peculators and capitalists, ave flocking there from all parts of the country. The hotels are all crowded away beyond their capacity. Business of ull kinds is i I¢ ed, and would come in much faster if husiness places could be seeared, Laboring men of all kindsare in great .lun..-.ml Carpenters and by masons are making their own terms, Values 1 realty have almost trebled in the lust’ ten days, This is no sur- prise, as it is a well known fact that property in Pierre has been he about one-third the price asked in the other aspirants for capital, The Capital City Investinent Co, will sell a fow more lois at original prices, at Pierre headquarters, Room 6, Conti- nental Block, ————— Someth Patrons of the Chieago North western rajiroad can now leave their order for ul ze wagon at the city office, 1401 ¥ st, #nd have their buggage Qirect from their hotel or residence to any poiut east, thus saving the aunoyance of re- checking at the depot. R. R, Rrrcuig, General Agent, HAYDEN BROS, Magnificent, Millinery Sale and Sale of Magnifloent Millinery, Our great loaders in shapes and colors in felt hatsgave such quick sales that we ordered: another largo lime, which will be on eale Monday. We put }qrh 08 on these goods that sell tHom. ot a finer stock of millinery has ever como to Omaha than we are showing. All of our lady patrons who come to see our display are pleased, and those who come for- tho first time aro the XTENT AN of our sto ain on Monday give sp trade in CLOAKS AND JACKET: this department is ono_of the finest ranged and most completely stocked in the west. Here you can seleot from the plain, substant 1 beautiful a garment 08 have tho leading department next and our prices CLOAKS, We quote n fow for Mond Ylush elo: ular prico, for Monday inchies), for Mouday at children’s school newmarkets *from 98 cents 1o (95 in these wo make for Monday o special offe You can save largely on ordinary prices by coming to this sale on Monday. BLOOD WILIL There is so much that ception in find it di of notice, sales in surpri this York THE a8 follows 5, $15.87, r plush ele TELL. seems hike de- Ivertising that people often feult to tell which is worthy That is why our enormous carpets and draperies are so ne. true we are absolutely »d to close out theso goods and will make any sacrifice to do s0. I'his simple announcement induced people to look and they wero not deceived. Tlln sale is still on, 55 pieces lace m ard, worth 10¢ 10¢, worth 2063 at 1he, worth Slc. Benteico drapor- jesinnew desyzns at Se,worth 15¢; at 10e, Madras draperies at 25¢, at ind 50¢, worth 40¢ to 5 curtains at 12%e, at at 18 and y 5 7 same goods mask, cloth at 2 stylos in Ingrlish styles tloor oil Alsonew inoleum cavpet rpet, L0e, 1se and ight ingrain carpets at 25¢ worth 50¢ to A3 new patterns ext super wool carpets, to_GSe, worth 85c to $1. Body bru sund tapestri at equally low prices. Silk and chen- nille curtains, Tarcomun eurtmins ar ries all reduced to close stock., 62¢ des at less than import cost. set of. brass trimmed curtaing is shoula tixing up of every to get our EN BROS. » who may Window sha It will pay HAYL ment. roasted cof- I5e, 1Se, wr, 81.00. HAY I)l N BROS. for HR & CO., 13 I)m las St ur Gold Coin ( ud cheapest stov I, anmuJM» nmmVWMWW‘m wsma- BENNISON BROS. Greator Bargains Than Bver Monday's Sale. at This Sale Will Make Compeotition Shake—Read Fvery Item Care- fully —Plush Cloaks Next Week ata Big Discount, 1,000 yards fine dress goods which cost to import 874e yard. We bought them and Mouday you ean buy them at 48-inch fors, 440 3 nels an all de We ave giving goods, Look us ov ) 1,000 yards unbleached cotton flannel o yard; one case extra heavy “hed cotton flannel for one duy only 10¢ yard, cheap &t 1505 fivo standard prints yardy one o figured comfort calico 5¢ yard; 1000 yards heavy red !\\|1I< A tlannel 1se that is a ed out nd will 10 yard; 1000 made vp on best to hang up, only es in plain dado at all with best soring roller. l'lx\hll'('n\ war- ranted fast black cotton hose, sizes, 19 pair, worth A0e. This price goes just one lln lies’ all wool vests, ¢ olor you want, 69¢ each, Kid gloves advertised for rstill go for Mon- 50 in tans, Men’s wool, (lgo wool L 1000 opaq) 1 none worth le cks and browas. ¥ in s them. Hun- comforts and blank Come and dreds of barg CREAT CLOAK SALIL Visit our cloak department Mond and all week for reu rrai 1ic all wool beaver jackets in black and navy blue only $1.00 each, worth $6.00. Ladies’ fine black “stockinet jackets #4.00, worth and sold by others as aleader at #5.00. Our price Mond only $1.00, Now is your time to bu fino plush sacque at nearvly half price. Ladies’ fine seal plusi sacques 42 inches long, quilted = satin-lined 4 seal Monday only. $18.00, worth Ladies’ extra fine 11 inches long. 4 ments, extra quality satin this sale only .00, 00, Our # ) plush sacques during ”Il~~4l‘l‘ only #30 00, Our $50.00 plush for this only #35.00, al plush jackets, satin lined, Monday only, detual 00, Bavgaws iu ch ! 1 ovders filled. I 00 nts sneques, salo for Rings. ald, amond and opal, Dinmond and turguoise J. BAL 1113 Douglas st. - i) Jno, L. has |<~nm\m1 his Web: oflice to \ the milliner, lm~ re st with the handsomes shown in hlnu'-l\t\\lth him o skillful much experience in New g who has eharge of the work room. Jh4 salesroom is presided over by Madame McComb, formerly of Philadelphia, a lady of e i (l\nhl in her line, TJoyee, from the York iane \\Il ]mld her dancing y and Friday evenings of cor. at Metropolitan hall 14th and ning Tue October 8, day. ' [COR 11 AND FARNAM ST. EDEN MUSEE ADMlTS TOALL WENMADAGAS CARS wmcn‘? THEABOVE CURIOSITIES w MANY OTHEP\SI‘\LLTHEWEEKOF OcT 7> THE ASSASSINATION OF DR SCENIC BFFECTS OF DRR. CRONIN The confessor; Cou simile of the ¢ committed, , the:murdeved man; Unknown, who discovered the boly hlin, busing the Votwithstanding the extrs hall to corvcotly exhibit this rem Curio Hall A1t REMEMBER A FACT 10 Jurke tl the deteetive; the trunk as found; doctor’s office; the 2( ompanlos on 2 Siag Aily from 1 to 10 p. m, CRONIN -Startling Reproduction of—— CHICAGO'S TERRIBLETRAGEDY Lifg-Size Figures Modeled in Wa fromthe Living Originals STRIKING REALISM! wleged principaly O'sullivan, Cooney, the the ice mun; Woodrufr, Fox; the finding of the boly; fu hou where the murder was attending the s, the me, openin price is the M0 Madagascar Peaple That one tieket takes you to bt tors und that conlinuous pov ke place in both at the sau s in 2 Theuter: It is Wondertul This Great Exhibition That is Shown for T0 ALL DEPARTMENTS Chairs, 5 and 10 Cents. 10¢| SUNDAW, OCTOBER: 6, 1880--SIXTEEN PAGES MRS. J. BENSON. The Most Hlegant Line of Knit Underwear in the City. Ladics' a and Hoser, Tanght by petent Teacher, 1 Childron Skirts, ancy Worlk Coms Vests, line of knit it to Omaha. It suits, silk teunks, Wool union suits, -wool _and cotton shildren. showing the bost underwenr ever hroug ineludes silk union vests and pants, yests and pants in a and wool for Indies ¢ Divided aud rogulueskirts, chilaren’s in all colors, with waists. 3 > broken linesof merino vests that will close out at one-half price. 2,50 vost for 1 $1.50 vest ¢ $1.00 vost fc vest for have Lo w Weo hosic money Prices Wel s just recoived a lavge line of Indies” and child 5, which we will sell for much than former vrices We have a Suede Mosquetaive kid glove in all the populur shades which wo will sell for aular p Remember, we ave tho store in O that carries the centemeri gloves. Special sule of side combs, a lot of 50¢ ones for L and 25¢ ones for 15e, ANCY WORK DEPARTM is full of noveltios. Miss Orton, a from the east, well up in all kinds faney stitches and work, will be with to teuch and give ideas about making up fancy work. 1e of fast black wnt, will return the yht back, A\In MRS, J. BENSON, 15th and Douglas streets. i Gold Coin base burners,finely nickled, with venteduet, for 25, Buresh. Leto- vaky & Bro., 610 So, th., guaranteed lowest price in the cit —— Teeth! Teetn! Teet The Neb. Dental Co. mak of tecth on rubber for 84, these tecth L only beute but the mate better t in any $10 teeth made in Owaha, Farnam street, AMUSEMEN CONENGING® | MQNMY. 0CT. 7. WEDNES DAY MATINEE. Engagement of the Distinguished Actress |Rose Goghlan, Under the manacement of Augustus Piton, in Dir the £ollowing reper Monday r And Wedn “JOCELYN Matinee - neing October 141h, Lngaem r. Wm I, CRANE, Aided by a competent comedy compuny ur ihe divection of Joswph Broois Mondai and Picsday B il A Matinee ssmopolifan Wedsisadan the new ¢ oM \ Nat M, Brizham's Farawell Congert: nearts, The Ballad Gancerts v and Saturday 1B oct. 11 and 12, Annie Kommelts Thacker, Contralto, of ening v“m, Planis, of Chicago, My 13 companis Young i SN ts begins at © o'clock Thu THE GREAT DUNLAP HAT. C. H. Frederick & Sole Agents for Omaha, TO THE PUBLIO oA some morc) sire to cautlon th ap slyles, ( I < 01 loeis, s Lhoy 1 Hals b inlcas 1oy huy thom from au uuthorized atretail, Respectfully, i DUNLAR & Co, 5 RO AN 9 A D130 5 0 A1 15 ! | { | T B, FALOCONER, Specinl Sale For Monday. Among the many bargains we will offer Monday, the second week .of our groat 80 days sale, will be a manuface turers’ st of sumple cloaks, pure chasoed by us Inst week ata discount I)l 60 per cent. They are all this season’d goods and came only in size 84 and 80, Thero is in all about 500 garments, com= prising Now Markots, Directoires and Jackets, They will - be placed on sale Monday morning, Como and secure o winter cloak ot less than manufacturer’s Wo will J]-wlnl“t‘l special values in PLL FARM \Ilvllfl\s' |\|H|t(l\\ ! Another large lot of vibbons will be rod Monday mor hoy will bo d in four lot und They are all pure silk, and we guarantee thom to be 5 per cent lower than anything offeved. In our dress goods, blankot and linen depariments Tow prices will bo made. Awtend this groat sale. You cannot aff ord o puss ite N. B. FALCONER. Artention, Union Pacific | Woe offer you special indu the next 10 days on watchos, Come and It will pay you. All goods warranted. BDHOLM & AKIN 15th and Dodgo, opp. Postollice Why lay awake and wait for do when you ¢an buy o nice elock (the iy wi ited) from $1 to £30 each, Il and see our st Akin, cor. 15th and Dodge, Marand’s Thursday evening assembly, Masonie hall, ticket for lady and gentles an twelve assemblies $12; can be used at the buyer's own convenience; opens ing assembly Thursday, October 10, as 8:80 p. m. nnloyes. 'munts for 800 us. LIRE WEEK (OMME M NG MONDAY, OCTOB i < LOST S IN T| NEW IN| YORE. A plav full of Heart Interest Teuo story of N THE GRAND ACPING and SCENEQ PRODUCTION Ry the original METROPOLITAN CAST of ilie successtul comedy-trara W York lite trom BATTERY TO HARLEM, Theentire stage transformed intoa RIVER of RESL WATER. fatrol An Actu:l Qtlamhom Run- n'ng at fu-;l Speed. Gaptain Lrizo Sercho, The Hero o the Nile, lie lie 0 of © o will wppear 1z his ing 80,000 Gallons of Wator, .xm lomi, 40 foct wido ano 4 £ Sithrday st R Spr*cxél .NOtICG Captain Lu sl Tnsteumeniy TTROERS { Sorcho, champig 1atld gnoona s o'clock. Al are Croonones Vonege ke el y AT 8;%0\'* Qv Weike §ov peisesly FRANK BARRETT & CO. TAILORS Are suitin NOW ter Business Suits to order from ¢28 to $40, Dress Suits uly to show you their fine line of fall and wine from $40 to $50, Trousers from $6 to g12, OVERCOATS. For heavy overcoats we have Montagnacs, We will save you from $15.00 to §20.00 ALITY we make up our garments by you can always sec what and the 0l use way store, Vincemas, Elysians, Beavers, Meltons, in all the a fine overcoat— TRINMMINGS we oup Kerseys, ete., new shades, on of calling at Prudent men will investigate, 115 North 15th Street. One-half block North of Postoffice,