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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1890.---TWENTY- F()UR PAGES i bty [ THE BOSTON STORE. THE BOSTON STORE STONEHILLS', HEYMAN & DEICHES, i i Letting Down the Prices, €pecial Sale on Easter Monday, ra. Longshore-Potts, M. D, the, Very fine su rn 3fc per can, white | 2 cases of Pacific challies, ,\"‘I Hew an — —_— —_— —_ | Famous Philadelphian, o Lec uref sonp er v 8 bars for | perfect, no rem n Monday 8tc " i e I " ¢ ap per bar or 8 bars for | perfect, no remnants, on i e [ Sale of the Dry Goods From the Kansas City | Wishes Yon All a Joyous Easter This Sun- All to Pieces Monday at| After Easter Goods are Still Oheaper— More than a .\nm or of a century ago e, kodn crackers b, oster crackers oe, | yurd, 2 cases fancy Pac . s ‘ ta 11ic, 8 1b only fe yard. Theso two items are less Stock. dag Morning. Stonehills', Everything a Bargain, | i Pennsylvanig green gages 1140, 81b than half their value, will therefore only e i | girl students appalled medical traditiond ¢ plums 1146, 8 1b can sell one dress to_each customer. Im- | . 3 e | A | o dumbfounded the cal world Ib can blackberries ported cashmere ombre reduced on [ The Entire Stock of a Kansas City | / Extraordinary for Monday J J ited Sale in Our Millinery | If You Value Your Money ¢ e and | generally by formally g v from Mond ¥ e early befo Dry Goods Store Bought by Us d This and Compare It with Department—Special Sale of Look at O ods- They that famous justitution of learning, the iy o twid ““"“M'I‘";"::;""l'_' Ba s We Anything in the Odd Corsets—An Odd are the Be \\ omun’s Medieal Colloge, One of those omb ! e 1 e | ive You Monday, Pape Sale at St rhills’, N fdentical brave girvls is to l¢ .'Iu‘vv e o finished prin v ! . | She is Mvs, Anna Longshore-Potts, M, »~ at Boyd's Op can not buy any bett as much for them. { L St bty 5 o T ushroons ' O ) . New and elegant styles in dress % " AT ‘ | vinced that people 'k for nt o o Bho er i1 50D o e ghame, all this se ; hese goods were all bought tor the WE ARE THE PEOPLE, We will hold Monday a kind of odd | HANDKERCHIEES, PHYSIDICRIceT KHON et e DAITOr: 6as pail, 16 nulated sugar $1, [ s yard, g Inn the firm failed and we 1,000 pieces funcy and plain all-silk | sale, On the ri and aisle we shall 13¢ half linen hewstitched and faney | {ahlished by years of suceosstul practice, extra C sugar #1,boneless ham 10¢ - 18 at 124c C . re stoc ribbon from 1 to 8 inches wide, at 5¢ per | place a whole counter full of co . | embroidery, : . | Sho comminiced lecturing to women cured ham 11e, very best rolled onts i 3 " III_ DRSS GOODS, wrd, . These ave from the Kansas City | Ther “rench woven corsets, sate . 15¢ pure” Irish linen hemstitehed 15 | only in her deawing rooms on \rolf by the barrel, 150" Ibs to th wrel, best goods made ety nothing | 40 inch spring suiting in stripes and | ktock and ave worth from 10c¢ to 85¢ per | corsets, satin corsets, P. D, ¢ in | inches square, e T T #3.50. We will sell to the retailer for wrong with them :m]n the price on | new plaids at 19¢ per yard, These goods | yard, fact they are a flmnplu line of corsets 18¢ sume 18 inches square, ete, ete, F favorably r the sam s we do to the whol p Monday, yard, Whe n you 1d in Kansas City a¥ 50¢ 7 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. bought from a_ wholesale house, which DRESS GOODS, the gentlemen became interested bing frade. The jobber cl ve- | mateh these prices? Ourstock of double- ft finish ecashmeres at 7e, Konsas | P uy o) s | were used by their traveling men, The Ono hundred remnants of all wool, half | ynd «lio de 1,\',,,‘ i #otion of’ leotutes Lo tailer %4 or &1 width sheeting, pillow case musling, and | City price was 18, ar 1 rwear bargains | are not a bit soiled and there ave allsizes | wool and wool and silk goods in length | hoth sexes, Hor fame spread and sho st as good ont men 4 bleached and brown musling is well as- | New side band henriettas at 11e. shown, of them. 'T'he prices will be ds follows: | from 13 yards to 8 yar i their value, | yvisitedall the cities throughout dotted ox tongue Ge, pottéd ham Ge, and Hayd .~,m. s are all ri | All the mohs brilliantines, spring , chemise, robes and skirts, ‘orsets worth 75¢ and $1 will go J J J elties in- plaids, stripes, | jhe north and as far wost as San Frane deviled ham Ge, quart bottle blue 5e, the snme; we don't allow any ) shades, at 25c; sold in Kansas City at 55¢. | nie . good muslin and many sots worth $1.50 4 3§ roca e, dnwool, silk and wool | eisco, where she appeared in the spring fine imported brick cheeso 12dc, full A1 us if we know it. On Mon nch tricots and dress flannels | wor They all go at 19¢. el Y nd s You must sco them to appre- [ of 1882, Sho then suilod for Now cream chiecse 15e, wee on sale 100 doz 20x40 all-line 19¢; Kansas City was 40¢c. 86e fancy trimmed muslin under 90 i o ciato the low prices, | Zealand and spent two yoars thore nnd FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. hemmed huckaback tos worth 60c¢ [ New wool challies . worth 85c. all garments, and some worth $1.25, all | fine rorsets wor ) Wo still sell debeiges in all colors and | in Australin, when she ‘sailed for Lows Good pastry flour, 50¢, sack, 5c; snow ¢ , as an advertiseme for this de- 60 inch wool tricots at . _These § , Bear this special ¥ styles at 12i¢ per yard, don. Her lectures in the antipodes were @ flour, $1.00, for 50 1b. sack; very partment, only 25c on Monday, only 6 | goods were marked to sell in Kausas 7¢ lot includes goods trimmed MILLINERY. Very stylish safteens 2fc per yard. | presided over by our consuls and the ot superfative flour, : sold to one customer at this price, ~ 2 at 75e, with wide embroiderics und hand made | Our millinery department will pour French satteens s and titled fanctionavies dotailed by ngland 8 1b. bot. mixed pickles 8 1b, bot. | doz 18x36 all-linen twille T'he finest «ilk finished henriettas that | linen lace. This lot is an extra bargain, | forth bargains that will astonish the neh wide best quality China silks | as governors for her colonics, She coms Low B3c, 8 1b. bot. sweet pickles | each, 100 de 1 sold in Kansas City at $1.00 and £1.85. | KID GLOVES FROM THE KANSAS hat daily throng our store. wd, menced hor lecturos in London nt Sty 31b. bot. imported Spanish green | huck towels at \ They ave all in one lot at 6e. CITY ~m1 K. Does it ever enter our customers’ minds ar aided surah silks, | James' great hall—the large 1b. pail lard i t » linen, 15e, 25¢, 85 b rd; | [hi s rgest stock why it is we have crowds when our com- | 24 i i 5 aristoeratic auditorium in the \ rrant everything we gell to give | H4-inch bleached damask at 2 dly KANSAS CITY'S BLACK kid gloves in Kunsas ( This is the | petitors are doing next to nothing. It 4 i sh patterns in surah | metropolis—where she was introduced v Jyour double with eream col 1 40-inch black henriett 1 serges at | sccond day of this glove sule, but the as- | 18 our pr that talk, they draw the | silks at $1.00, | by General 5. A, Morritt, then United : 10¢ o yard; not ! 3 15¢, worth 40c in K i sortment ‘i& not broken. You will find | trade, people know that wo liveupto | We could mention onr entire stock, as | States consul general. For over two We sell o very good Japan tea for 20¢* | o yard; 72-inch bleack o 1' i o | 81 quality black scrges at e, 1 sizes and all styl what we advertise, when we advertise | everything is a burgain, years she drow crowded houses in Lone If you will try this you will be satisfied | duced to Bic s n All wool'i ] utross L ¢ ster L.(.- kids, | a bargain they are sure to find it on our DRESS TRIMMINGS, don, and gained the friendship of the 1 X ask, only 45¢ & yar 10! ). m.mhv d | xw;u!ur s quali 0 11 shades o counters, Do not forget we ey the best as- [ mosi cultured and fashior people. A | damask” at 45¢ o yard. These are all [ §1all w nriettas ¢ cashmeres | sell in Kansas City for §1, all go “at the | _ Now, in millinery we shall offer Mon- | sorted and rich ine in Omaha, and | Her receptions in Portland Pl s HavaBiaaeid in washing | special prices and'will not last long at | go at Boston Store at Hie. day our prices ure lowe) ny others. | centers of atteaction for machines 1 we will keep them | these reduced prices, We have the bestt| — Silk wa n]vJM black henriettas marke i Alexandria and Foster kid N garden shade hats at 8c each. { 1S, ry lights of the city. until ev family in the » | napkin for $1.00 a dozen you will find in | to sell in Kunsas City at $1.85, g ) 'k and colors. These gloves rge, fine, black, straw flats at 19¢ Dressed and undr 4 buttons and | ago she rejurned to Ame has one from us, A new lot, same s, | Omaha, Boston Storoe for §1.25, rmerly sold at $1.75; all go at d0c at | each. musquetaive, every pair warranted, | first apperance ut Tremont e plo ten Monday morning we place on sale | Silk finish henriettas at 65e, worth in | the Boston & An elegant line of children’s plain and 250 to § Boston, Sho then leetured at Chickers wrpet sweeper | 1000 11447 white Marse s .1 spreads | Kansas City $1.10. At 75¢ undresse .1 Kkid gloves in grays | in colors two tono straw at19c cach, IN NTS’ DEPARTMENT. ing hall, New York, and also in Broc 3 mr at the low pri j 25 finest combination dresses in | and \h.nh'su['l , button and mousqui- [ worth $1.00, mbroidered mull bonnets, 25¢; |lyn. She is a Quakeress though in each, This is the larg v v and stylish effects at ) |t [N are hwh grade gloves and ‘We shall also show at 98¢ something | silk poke bonnets, $1.65; only a few Im { point of elegant costumes she rivals the “Tor. | Lost Mavssilleaspreadiyou ever saw , 80 and $11; Theso dresses are |ure worth $2. Thislot includes also a | elegant in children’s trimmed hats, Children’s embroidered white dresses, | wealthicst daughters of fashion, Few fered in Omaha for $1 cach, only two to | marked umn in Kansas City for from | large line of dvessed French kid gloves | To make this sale interesting wo will | from 2 to 4 years, very slightly soiled b [ pomisn hrve gained sueh great distinetion sots for | each customer, All linen bleached towel- | $17 in novelty backs that would be called at | place on sale two thousand remnants of | 4 their value. § | g omplished so much good, nplete line of paint uul\\lmn - | ing at 44c yd. 20-inch wic otch grass I I\I\(- FROM THE KANSAS CITY | some salés great bargains at $2. All go | ribbons which we have accumulated in | ones at $3.00; $4.50 ones at press all over the world is from 10c up Lo $2.00; also | bleached toweling at Ge, cheap at 10¢ yd. STOCK, at the Boston for the last six months. The price will be WHI'T BROLD unanimous in_her {680 S HeE hie a complete line of health brushes from | 24-inch wl hecked apron linen | Best soft finish cambriclining at 8le, | EMBROIDERIES AND SKIRTIN from 1c a yd. up, 40 inches wide, in tho latest patterns, | vecently scoved agnificent y 10¢ to $1.00, all bristles; tea and coffee | at 18¢ yd, m ....h wide cream colored | worth 6 1 to 8 inches wide ' S 3 We shall offer in the flower line two | hemstitched and otherwiser at cost of es in icago und St Louis, pots 10¢ cachy covered pails Ge, and | butcher 1i ¢ yd. Damask and fancy face qun{z at 5, worth 126, i iderie: thousand elegant flower wreaths at 6e | importation. . These goods have been | when she was |1.. vecipient of much flate ch; stove polish le per skage; | loom lfl\\'rlin;: t 15¢ and 20¢ yd. Fringed i B 'th 1 wide embroideries 9¢, apiece. i placed with us by a New York importer | tering attention from the press and tho s blacking 2¢ per box: ¢ table cloths of ¢ style, size and de- ic, wor 2| Our 15¢ line is worth 25e. We shall also offer satin and velvet | to sell before May 1. ublic, She is to leeture at Boyd's opera be per 40 clothespins le per E n. Our stock of India linen is | Skirtings fr } . We | violets at 2¢ a doz. LADI D (‘HII m\l N'S \ouse here commencing Thurs wash tubs 45c each; e pai sccond to none in this city, we cheap ¢ are all | We carry more millinery than all the IN EA 10, at 8, with an addre both each; folding boxe ) ch;’ | not only carry the best assorted 1, reat bargains, stores in Omaha put together, and as w 20 cents for Swiss ri ini vests | Of her the Boston H s fine china cuspidores 65c cach, worth | stock, but also make the lowest 1 i L W 8e. W "RA SPECIAT do a large whole 5 2 3 in all cc reat bargaing no hum- | you ever see a gypsy woman, young, 1.50; fine flint glass sauce dishes 2c | or else refund you your money MESTIC! M THE KA Snglish satine corsets all colors at 50c, | €t out of anything that wo advertise. | bug. Knit silk underwear s, | straight asan arror and s brown s & ench; handled tumblers 5e eachs shelf | White checked nainsook e, Se and s L b s " | © Ladies’ trimmed hats Monday at just # | China silk underwear in all colors, berry, carrying o pile {s fully puper, all colors, 5¢ per [ 10ca yard autiful lawn checks, in | Best stand 10070 5e0 Tt tIu sl s taric actual value. A beautiful line of turbans | JACKETS AND SHOULDER CAPES. | ei . s head? You have mowers, 14-inch eut, $6.75, worth $15.85. | new s ‘hecks, at 10¢, 124e, 15e, 18¢ [ Shirting prints at de, worth 7e. bR aa e g at $1.98, elegantly trimmed, also lurge iilor black stockinet jackets | seen her? On Tremont streot? That is nis o d hos worth from 2 . L mower, self-shs vs, 14-ir s yard. Outing flannel, 74e,10¢, [ Indigo prints at 5. all goat 25, This lot include hats at the same pric $1.98, worth $3.50; black and fancy jack- | the one. Well, Mvs, Dr. Longshores s rogularly sold for $19. I | 124 and [ a yard. Our own imported | Challies at 2 yard, worth be. hi ‘[ bt 4 ‘AL $2.95 wo shall off something in | ets. = We reccived a tremendous line of | Potts is the mental type of the order of + 16-inch cut, self-sharpe | English outing cloth only id, | 8o Ch per yard, LB S BLACO sy, : fine open work, straw, beautifully trim- | ladies’ fine wekets and e which the gypsy is the physical type.” ¢ warp flannels and silk SPRING WRAPS. ‘ med, worth from 5 to which we will sell at their importation | Next Fridiy i 8 she will deliver her 1 at varioty. Whito flannel ack lawi 2 Stockinet juckets, extra fine quality, | = At $4.95 we shall offer beautiful pat- | value. fivst lecture to women only. Both initial 5 1,000 to select | at o +d. Rub- 4 ) at $3.50, worth $5.00. * tern s, worth $12. LADIES' FINE DRESSES, leetures will e fr X from; tl in price from 48c to | ber s g at 90c a I ). £ 50, Don’t forget our sale of remnants of Just in, Direet from Parvis, We sell both in Jupanned and brass. Milk | striped and checked © shirting I ; ne bl ckets in broaccloths, | ribhons, them below cost because thoy g § 4 for 15c. 1hottleof | 8¢ and 10c ard, i Apron ¢ i cheviots, worsteds, fancy n"lhnlmlm We also make a special sale Monday | ples. nam. Hig best sperni machine oil 5 apron < satine ab ¢ and newest style 3.08 . and shall place on our counters many CHILDREN'S SUITS. tom teakettles [ > blani and T3 awhed ¢ 3 vor French fi ine: 5 Three row ack | bargains which we do not enumerate, All wool, $1.5 wilor suits, all tin teakettle 1§ v brushes | 10¢ e yd. °t miss le | Colored striped curtain serim at 9e. and tans very cheap. for Tnstance wool, t in braid, from 4 to 14 - be by s those | 3 vlh\xul\ Monday at 3ic o 5y Fine lace curtain serim at e, Ladies’ pe We shall have a bfg sale of lace | years, $2 ) fine wool material, | T.adies call L v mammoth ! water sets, usses | othe from 10¢ 10 15¢ for stter | SHEETING - AND MU \[ IN FROM | broad ¢ 84 forth #7.50. 'es 44 and 48 inches wide at 50c on «din si 1 velvet, 4 to 14 years, | millinery house, 1 o s for t nd jug, $1.25, worth t1 i shalli You will find all the new 1..n~ KANSAS CI d w s % i s , und some of them even less | $2.75 to #6.7 Tremendous sales, stock | I’aris, London and New York hats. We much; a zood was od, 5 paper: s in wall paper at Soft finished muslin, \ull I\nu\\ulu'nnd Fine hnulwl wraps ff‘*--)“« Our $7.50 i changing dail have the latest importations, the lurgest of tacks for The palmetto tibi MILLINERY. at wrap can not ln‘dup‘h'ulud forless thun |~ Also drapery net which was received | TAN & DEICHT | stock west of New Yorlc und prices tho brush, the best 10¢ brush made, wi This department is showing the largest | Fine unbleached sheeting at 6e per | $10.50. CARREEE by us on Suturday direct from the im- Sindks20 Farnam st. o (LONCekE Severdl thousindBhutsitolsclecy nted to outlast any brushes | 1106 of fin ShE roods tin, tha! woast: | Yard;iworbhiga | _MILLINERY DEPARTM porter, who was so badly stuck on it - from, made; enrpe 618 Dolatosl limbe Tnsbarsn ARt hde s o0 s rnnlia it Unbleached 8-4 Lockwood 16e, 9-4 18¢, You should visit our milline art- | that he sent it to us for 50c on the Miss Alice Isaacs. s ding e naoyeing mashers, volling pins, il it & POOC SRRt 08 10-4 20¢. Bleached 84 18¢, 9-4 20¢, 10-4 | ment this week, | dollar. A Biogs BN aw . onl N DEovid g S ; ; : possible to keep all the latest v W Hats ~Tna Blagks nad Al Ay TLate with Stern Bros., New York ati ave 1ot only pretty grites, - steak poundd | Earsa et rehEonRBIE iriG o ntrimmed Hats—Tud lack and We shall also have something special ' fjagant millinry at v« pric e ; We make sets up milk wooden spoor | pattern hats, new O T R recked nainsooks at Ge, worth 10c. colored straw hats, all shapes, at 19¢, | to offer in our embroidery department. 1y ggore with Heyman & Deiches, open vs, 53 1 bottle hou FrtneniE e LI teat T AR e A titae | | = ineiqualityinain 5 sold in millinery stores for 50c "To accommodate those who could not | . q AT % ammonii 33 o set of 3 rEeemin e Tl LINENS, Trimmed Hats—Ladiesnicely trimmed | got waited on Saturday we will continue R liErinoreningevery day kihiande Turkey red tuble damask, fast color, | hats, all silk ribbon and flowers at $1.00, | gur glove sale Monday. We do dot keep | Rare and now novelties in neckwear. and handle, for 1.50, worth i ot = et 3 D 'th ¢ milliner’s price for same hat ). any shoddy gloves, but from 8 button | See our sets at £5.50. % a5 much; steel rdon rake, 4| AP : ; S »d_damask, 62 inches | Our $2 trimmed hats cannot be dupli- | musquetere, the regular price of which | MRS, INSON. v s very best and shapes BARGAINS IN SHOE D ) i ke et m“-“ g idotatig0cha AR MiaEaton i cated h any establishment in the city | js $2.25, go with us at 74c. - now and pr % 11l ind 506 4 heso Botd. MONDAY. 3 ads all others in styles, | remnants and would be worth in the reg- | for less than 5. 2 We ehall also_ offer all the leading ‘L Temperance Union. ..‘ Moody's china store, 302 North 16tk Infants” gondola button shoes, 5 | in var in sterling | vlar way 60c per yard. . Our own novelty, ladies” ribbon walk- | majes, Foster, Jouvin, Perin, ete., at 15 will speak at ; b0c. G0e and iRl ) 1sk ‘towel, larg . hat at $4. These hats are worth | ggc worth $2 5 ock Colonel Children’s gondola button spring heel | O e R 3 vels at 2c ) / : STONBHILLS. i shoes, 4 1o 74, 85e, i ptst St -inch i : 1 per Weahurgayciinot neporhn: 4 e e u\pwn..n Ball. Good siug- ,Children’s solav tip school shoes, 7 to ; 3 D DRAPERIES. _ 16-inch linen glass cloth toweling trimining o/ hat, \\~‘ M\v".fl"_' b Rare and new novelties in neck wear, . nn;‘n-vlu,l songs. All invited. 12,08, tin e a0t 100, 193 5¢ per yard; regular p . millinery department in the city, o SheGursatant 85150! - - = SE Children’s dongola and goat shoes ORID5 te 60b:. L TEa0a We : e per yurd o erd entire sccond floor being devoted to its MRS. J. BENSON. Rare and new novelties in neckwear, wge ¥y house to 113, 1.1 o5 §1 'md“ NSt actual value 10c. use. Youdon't have to climb stair: i & Seo our scts at $5.50; ot styles, low pric Ask ta Misses” dongola and goat shoes, 12 to | 1 s DL Best tuble oil cloth at 123c per yard, take the elevator. - Dr. Birney, ¢ ,.‘“.,,',,,l,l list. Bee bldg MRS. J. BENSON. o the novelty veilings, the newess ] : 3 7 Best shelf oil cloth at 2¢ per yard, THE BOSTON STOR 2 ehl 2 3 thingiout ADIES, : 2 TR i worth 10¢. 114 S, 16th st. kid opera slippe 95¢. 800, 35¢.40¢ and 450, Str : THE BOSTON STORE, TR T I\ull)l\{m.] tho, 980 3 o adn 114 S, 16th St. Meinberg's New Music Store. nplo lot) s ot le'. b Rl e e Ramge bldg.; cor. 15th and Harney sts. 1,75, $1.05 and $2.45, worth J::“l‘“}“":“mm"‘ Wi Alfred Meinberg Has Moved I C ; 5" entirely now, not u | to 15th and Harnoy Ramge bldg. vardof Tast yont's: style i ! l 1 e o1 aby cabs. © Special” pr rvoirice. Crystal Ice Co., 218 T i fanc¢y goods, books, trunks and hand- Resorvols s TR Toal . o1 | S. 15th street 7 lml()lmq bugs. est noveltios and lowest prices caaLYOLaCe. (L AL el €10 L - ¥ fn wall papor, HAVDINIBROS | (51D piesb M T i B The Gate City Ice Co. on a Blg Scale. TAILOR WAEho08 Dry Goods-and Carpets, Vehic of all 5 at Sutphens, 10th Telephone ‘Office 1403 Farnam. . L e ; and Farnam, Wateh for spring opening. e We have earned our T s 5. 1,45 | . The finest selection of domestic and e Removal. e s, 81.25, imported cigars. A large assortment of Correspondence. Sulley Bros. Parcel Del. Co. has moved i ler nohrada L At REN B0 highe Smolking tobuceo. Lovers ioodman. OMAILA, Neb,, Nov. | their ofiice to 1305 Douglasst. Celephone extensive tailoring trade % J ) form can find no bet- Messrs, John C, W & Co., Houschold goods, trunks and pianos o o Gt m.r’ tor place (o gratily fhoir taste, dhan ‘af | Olkcago, 11 Gonilomen:” Ship us 1o | moved. by cutting off the over- The ice that is offe o publie | W Goedecke & 5048 15th, Bavker | (10) gross of West's Nervine and Brain T wwific 3 areh s el Lapletiond o MisimLN s Y Tratment at once. ~Wa hive been sell: | | UPHENt Planos at s Sucrifico fed profits of Merchant ws One very strong recommendation for e AL AN 8taok ing this remedy for the past eight years 3 SruSe SiG S T . o5 / its use, S Wo > 4 1d ha tto 1 f « 1o . 1no P m;,, 72 it T vasallut bovs 1o WAL | 1, o “on it st 101 St Ffiontt Bt S emint | The Mot sryTion in Omaa, Tailoring, and the evil CHIGAGS O ks plant ronce and is the abt (bl sonsists of din- 8 4 ; The elegunt line o 5, caps I LaD < s G T R TR onds, Im.“."‘]‘.‘u.w'.'»\f'"'1‘ “““\'1 k 8 vorth o dotibt it | ¢yuiing ut Fredarick & Cors o of credit giving com- ’SLSLT/:s ory swift curre the river L 1) i 1he S0 0 xtent. The | o ible, They have just received their i B i potity S0 it no forcizn s EL A Gl medieino hus o lurge and incronsing sulo < i (ho grent Duniap, the monly practiced by tail- 1HEeE0d N ol outaliom sthore Do vices far heloy tiluo, muilorders from all parts of the west | fin0 Stetson, and for children, boys’ T and thoso desivons of the best ico in the < and the coustant demand isovidenee that | Serbys crush and eaps of all kinds mili- ors. MDIANAPOL should place their ovder with = there is merit. This makes ninty gross | XY and Eonyisee o ry Ly y CINGINNATY i Pk 7' QSR ant and that we havo had and we hope soon to | Lord toy and shirred steamer We have prov | that v cuoved from 308 N. 16 st. o . H, vick & Co., leading rder 8 rat their ¢ : INOYEOS S s make another orvder so that our total [ (EFF S5 B e ISR . fice, 1403 Furnam, in the Paxton hotel | L f15 &+ 108t where she muy bo con- | gyles will be 100 gross which wo think hatier, 120 ““”' 10tk Bsedt, Merchant 1 ;ul()rm(r can buiiding. M| life will be s gratifying to you us to us, Rasele B o Gor a1 Paciiiela the Burs espectully, : 8. 16th stroot; be largely C()n(lllLtL([ GOODMAN, Druggist, S - Standard indigo blue prints se D. Some years ago she beeamo cons Dr. Birney, Dr. Barnsd nose and throat, 406 Dr. Birney, catarrh specialist, Bee bldg A g - 88 Ruinart cl gnesd ilndst Bros. s st ““f;’ l...i“‘f\'u’h““. i Ouaia Neb [‘).‘“ ., 1888, Ruinart champagne at Gladstone Bre and upon as economi- bl un_ street. - Depot, and | e 3 ‘Ohy T block, 17th and ~The New Home Comfort B . B i Gentlemen—Ship up twenty gross of | Cuming. Tel 8t cala l)lllll as the I”.L’..L'."St oline stoves, Just what everybody | An T ill_bo given by the | West's Nevve and Brain Treatment, The wants in a gasolino stove, It is some- | Coneordin Singing ty at Metropoli- | 10 gross ordered of you Nov. 21, 1887, has Reservoir Ice. industries in this coun- thing that is simple in_construction and | tan hy Mue > Apuil ¢ o at retail, ‘a large amount of it Crystal Tee Cc ‘["'f;li\ ‘('(;""{”‘li H‘I“ v n}w‘y_ -}'.‘-.lu- - - sing on mail orders from the different 8 th try fort ba g both ol hese qualities is the 3 yhen is pre o C i o ¢ ates ) ¢ orde ave o S, L4 1 Sutphen is prepared to suit the city | s . Many of the orders huve been | g pn e fino cuemiice 10th and Far- stove to buy. For sule by A. M. Me- | yrade with fine vehicles. Watch for duplics und not one complaint, which | =\ “wh”md” 4 . C()nfidcn(‘c :lll(l ]icl‘- Cargur, b spring openin d sive evidence that the remedy 2 Remombor bost grades of “vehicles at Rosotvole Toa, s A s AD Fiorse. | scverence in this truth and the readiness of Sutphens, 10th and Farnum sts. Wateh o B0 OMATIA, A 11l 5 180, John G temember, we ne \ S i | 5 T B st . dhicaio | Gontlomen-— | Shocs oty deseriptions denling public intelligence to appreciate our aim has Ship to us per freight, twenty (20) gross AEhEHRE BL shaos, QUE 1y § ' o l 2 i i S i X established our name and reputation in every It erson desire ! Raster i T B e ARl e SO 5 15t - CrystalIee Co., 218 | West’s Nervo and Brain Tvoatment. | gonibie kid bugton shoes Shjach Ehanhe RO Womon's SELamal | o A Bteet = Sinco our order to you of Dee., 1888, we | 1afinS s "X hoes 5 el 2718 Burt streot, Donations of money, fax Holzheimer Co. have ordered and recoived 64 grossmak- | oyi cheaper than any shoe in the city of State of the Union. groceries, furniture, or anything Fine wateh repaiving, ing a total of 263 _gross received within | 3 "soime quality, The best misses’ pebs ; MERCORL AT IRE. R0 ol DAL fifteen months, We have received or- | 1h¢ 3 DRRGTILISAGH, R Syl ) L ; T ;‘,,‘,‘,‘l.';:11",M':;”"“‘.\"“fif-'u.;.’}n:m‘l'l'\' ol 118 Roviglialot, dors with mohey. enclowod trom the At- | B ¢ t AnbE hoelskie Placed our business without a parrallel ed. “donations losent 0io | The Oliver Mugeard Van Co. moves | lantie to the Pacific and from Manitoba | pri S ) O S il . : o t\!:-l h‘.l-;ly\lum i ‘l I'-l‘l“y‘xl.]v, it o 1: |n."u\‘:-~lix\nI{:‘u;«i.fl"\“u\m: to Toxas, Many persons order one box | 814 K b5 “fl:\ Aoy the annals of trade histor Y, and rank us l“'(l‘ly A.; Miss Collicr, corves | takes up, renovates and relays carpets; | o0 trial and then duplicate their orders | American Olive Wood. by ordering the six months’ treatment. | o yequtiful piece of furniture hus just without a peer in the tailoring business. | storages hest of service guarinteed, by, erderty e fice with Max Moy Bro. Tel. 1550, | Yours truly, « been rocelved’ ab Hospe's muslo raame. Patd Autograph Piaro ; P : 1112 GOODMAN Ditug Co, A new soale’ Kimball plano, finish in ou may expect us to advance still further Is on exhibition in the show window | 500,000 brick for sule. J. P. Weaver, | _. FPorH, +Pentold. | Rorican olive wood vencer, which must Y I X sie store. Council Blufls, | fmorioan tiive wnod Yot A 5 ’ } ; ; BURIRE R A Romembor BooT oo Tl vehicios nt | AR ImpartantDustnoss Change, ' | FO#6ch 10 beuppie “‘“i,“,‘ in our field of enter prise. HY S ) wted mi 8 2 RRLHOMMDOL. YOGk Frion O MO8 B aving sold the entire pl: f the | # 3 'Dou Sl . A . : R R \1l.xl»'||\‘”=:l=-;|'«‘1 Sutphens, 10th nul Watch | o foe Co.. of ‘whis I\”\l\“Al\:u‘ul'l)nll ATl b g The best tailored garments at prices within the reach of all. 0. Foyee, \”'“ Yifteenth st. Bros.,, of Oma solo propritors We were shown through Sutphen’s Nl Slevia o) No goods charged to anyone. 1 ) y Open evenings, [ > ) to the Metropoli ) for'n con* | carvingo repository they are e ~LA . ~ ailor for spring opening f all kinds at Si 3 8 1 8] [ ind ) y sideration of § to stat nly in shape to | The White Front Market, 714 North | e L IRAS ab Butphens, 10th < * 4 ixteonth st, Willlam Heinzman, pro- | 804 Fvnam. Watch for spring odening. | o 'toimer patrons’ that all contracts | ing. - Their repository is filled with e | ” 5 ietor, is one of the flnest on the street. Before Buying de by us previous to this sale will be | finest assortment in Omaha. Watch for | ; I 1 ( 1o ke a full line of the bost beehy | A piano examine the new seale Kim- by our successors, who “.l“rwi": spring opening. : y 4 mutton, pork and poultry that the mar- |yl piano. A, Hospe, 1514 g duct the Business under the name of the | -y s ket affords and sells it at the lowest liv- ) Omaha Ice Co., with offices at 810 8. | Callon """'," n for wometh 10bby 1409 Douglas. fng prices. He supplies all | 507 S, Bank, 507, Guitars, mandolins, | 15th st. I bespeak for the new firm a | in carriuges, Tenth und 0% glas. houses, ll.ull []\~l : llulrl \1]. ye "I lv”‘\A banjos, &c. 507 N, 16th, i .».Iml\|“mul.u‘.<‘.‘.‘.(i1||l.l.- ,y.::[.}.vn‘“‘;.l-l glven us, | Dr. Birney, cataveh speciatist, Beo bldg fotel Esmond, and has the finest fam and wish to thank our patrons for ]m‘;l‘l-lnu.v ml(h.- city., If you want to Reservol; favors, soliciting a continuance of their | n 7““‘“[‘;, Homes in L- sorved with the choicest in the mar- Crystal Ice Co. 218 8, 15th St. good will in “hml..\‘ ¥ l.u-m..T \\II'I:HEII) Olifton Hill for men of limited income, ket » lowest prices patronize engage in in the future shall be Kot et Markel, 714 North Six- | Yeady to enguge in some new enterprise | The best cavriuge house in Omaha is feenth st. Crystal Iee Co,, 218 8. "Lth St after o short rest, ¥, WEYMULLER. | Sutphen's, Tenth and Farnam strecte,