Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 24, 1890, Page 8

HAYDEN BROS, Forced Sale on Groceries. Armour’s extract of beef 29¢ per stone jar, worth ¢, Prof. Dr. Kemmurich extract of beef 20¢ for a stone jar, worth BOe. Bottle French prepared mustard rd sardines 10c. Oil sardi he. 1776 Gold *dust washing pay three times wndry sonp ge bottle hluing 10¢. tackors ¢, Dest Deviled ham 5e per per can. 21b can per best o per m por A Nonesuch condensed minco worth 15¢. Plen hams ham 10e, Sugar cured | beef 1 Salmon 12 Good b s powder 10¢ i.-l\\ g, Good country creamery 17414 TEA AND COFFEE DEPARTMEN The demand for our teas and gtill continues. The public appre quality and low prie O of this departi will be better prepared than ever bef ) satisfy 2 Sun dried Jap, Basket fired jup, of 1- 0 crop, 35 b sonp powder b, powder B Wh rie l-mu hest Boew \\\ soda © mm r erackers 5 can. I‘unnl hnu Prem Boneless | Dried can. Pail J-15¢ por butter coffecs superior heavy and we the coming 11 tustes, prove, weel well worth 40 per cent Young hyson, 3¢, ) Gunpowder, 40¢, 45¢, 7 nd the best Al NOW SCARON MOYUNe Zunpoy Isewherc Oolong. _ i Wo have just received an invoiee of E Wfasts, Among them are s known us the the noted t Kuisaro, Kee Mun, \ These arve without shipped to Amerl X doubt the best teas n rHlvHHH 26¢, 28¢ and 3 1 'pounds for $1.00; wzed and s or 4 pounds for kit Old Government Java Pulve 85¢. Although flour has advanced our anain the same, super GOODS, L3¢ per dozen, tin &e, ISHING Jelly glasses with tin covers dozen, Mason frait €0 pe jelly bowls 4 pints “a0c doze ruit cans for canning cc 0 60 per dozen, porecliin lined preserve kettles ch, butter and pr jars 10¢ eullon, fruit pre ench, large wooden und iron spoons se each, pudiding and mille pans le e large pans fe cach, cakemould 5e moulds red sauce coffee pots puddie pans 15¢ ench, argo flesh e per bundle, jelly pe dust graters se, wooden howls forks B cach, shelf paye fancy calke s, toasters be ench, scoops and funnels be each. Potato mashers and tea strainers be each, Fu metal mug Large mixing 15¢ each. of tacks forks 10e each, hat and lmul 5, Towel rolle 10c. Wash hoards each. Ple tins 1c each, Stove blacking lc per package. Bn(ll > of the best ink 5¢. 2 hoxes of the e blacking He. 5 doz. clothes v oil llnlnhml faucet 1. the biggest bargains eve v spun bottom t Tin kettle with a rim bottom for 9ic(a$l. Patent per bottom kettle for 85, An . 1f youare in is your chance, as all these goods 50 per cent. A $1.50 et of Shoflield goods only 19e. id flour safes 65¢ each, ndu ated fibr sh tubs $1.50and $1.95 each. (.ul\‘\um-d iron wash tubs 7ie, £1.00 and $1. \\nu len wash tubs 5 , the Western wi clothes wrmu‘ $1.50 each, and Madam Stree patent cold handle flativons 1,50 per set, Li-degree ammonia 1 quart bottle 15¢, rope, all sizes, from 12ic to 15c per pound, the li holder 15¢, worth 1,00, flint tumblers 23¢ each, folding ironing bonrds 1. stunds 15¢, onk stands 15¢ eac line of ull sizes of the celebrs York roasting pans, perfo seats rub brushes 5e ¢ and forks 50c per sct, cuspador h, terra cotta cuspadore’ the best sperm oil s, and an iron hang- ing soap dish, fits any size tub or stand, one of the most useful kitehen and laun- dry articles made, mll 5 AYD Dry Goods and l[n\m Furn - Buy shoes of Zunder Douglas strect, and monds, gold watche: to be given away, coj per Mrs, Potts’ o wted chai ch, knives nickle plated Siai A bottle of & gt tickels and other Harris, ond presents : L = Seaman phactons best and cheap - The only railroad train out of Omaha spressly for the necommodation of aha, Council Blufts, Des Moines and icago busin is the Rock Island vestibuled limited, leaving Omaha ly. Ticket oftice 1602, S ) tee nth and Omaha. Ber A piano examine the new scale Kim ball pisno. A, Hospe, 1 — - Through coaches—1 liman sleepers, dining vmw.h Q re ears to Chicago and intervening point via the great Rock Island route. Ticke office 1602, Sixtecnth and Farnam. Carpets and Chas, 1 palae lining chair drape ck & Co., The special premiums that ar at the fair this year are immense, not fail 1 get a premium list and com- pete for one ov move of them, All members of 155, 1. 0. O. F., ar our regular meeting order of the lodge — 8 :venth Ward Pers nal Rights League. There will bea maeting of the Seventh Ward Personal Rights league, Momday evening, August 25, at the hall, corner of Twenty-sixth and Walnut streets, M. L. ROEDER, President. FrED LEDEBRINK, Secrotary, e ik The fair at Omaha, which will be held at the fair grounds on Sherman ave, Sept. 1st to 4th, promises to be a suc coss, Premium list and other information witl be given by applying to John Bavwer, secretary, 1314 Farpam st il el ol 8 Fine carriages, Seaman’s repository. OMAHA DALLY BEE, SU NDAY, AUGUST 24, 1890.-SIXTEEN PAGES. HAYDEN BRC Carpot Sale. Thenew fall goods in this line are mostly in and this special sale is in- tended to attract the attention of buyers to this departme sarpets at 50c, 86¢, worth 40¢ to 75e. Wl extra super wool s, 8¢ and 75 worth A comp body bru ;rlmvvnl of tapestries, and velvets, AND POR- ay hegins our urts d portic tampour and Trish point curtains, .."vnwln n la 115, $1.25 up to ¥ specil posi- tive 1. WO Beuutiful imitation yard, fmported and domestic silkd silks in pluin and fancy colors at 5 e and $1 Dotted Swiss e, 40 and 50, worth 50¢ to 7 I line of frir tassels, table covers and v DOLLS, DOLi tively showing |hl I .Ju., Is west of Ch them. The prices avo s draperics at:250, 30¢, tidie HAYDEN BROS, Dry Goods und Carpets. Y ARNS, YARNS, YARN Besi \ln\\"'\n[ Spanish yarns, 12jc per saxonys 10¢ per Sonor Our |-wk of ¢ now comnpl 1236 per skotn, srman .u.fl'nw yarns is nts for Buughman 118 Ge per oune ];.u ‘quality of € witown yarns 10¢ per skein, CORSI Our stock of e vy and must be reduced reducs tions will be made in \iiniG partment. ](1|~.H h\ children’s he , reduced from 10¢e, wse of double ds und Notions, SALE. We wish to call attention to mw Lw that we carry silks in the market and with eve ve o thorough praotical guar funded in every case where actory. agents for C. ebra nd ar 1e sole net & Co'.s e dress silks lineat 7 usunl price $1, Rhadame from G0y Merveilleux from 7 Armures from 75¢ Regence f ¢ Luxors f 1.00 t0 %250 Rhodziniers f om 8¢ to $1.85 pery Drap de alma from 1o $2.9 yard. Brocades from uralis from 1le francise from » offe 1 53¢t $6.50 per yard. 1o $1.60 per yard. Sie to $180 per Chinas from 3ic to $1.15 per We muking the lowest prices ever med for good silks and will redeem every yard with the money it cost if the goods are not strictly and first-class in every respect. HAYDEN BROS., ioods and Dress Goods, DRUGS. Get our prices on drugs, the lowest, AW Dry They are phate, P. & ; Pierce 7ae; Pierea’s tion, 7¢; Indian s MoLean 60; War- perscrip- yrup _figs, 5e; Sw specifi 73 n-d iron and ne (Wy m s)‘mn,, cuticura vesolvent, '\Hn(\ s porous plaster 10c, sonp 14c oap 15c. Phillips’ cod liver oil Molle md liver oil Piso’s cure 20¢. K ||"4 New Dis- covery 40c. Bulb syringes #5c ¢ HAYDEN BROS., Dry Goods and Dru gs. Cuaticura Icnmvn\)n-\- » marked down 3 ’mmn worth of shoes, about 33 per cent off. Our ladi nearlyall sold. A few russets still remain. $1.00 russet oxford for 60e, $2.50 russet ox ford for $1.08, $1.00 girls ord for 70c, $8.00 Tadies’ French kid b\l\tun. $5.00, ‘,‘H'“U ladies’ kid, Utica make, button, misses' kid, spring heel, button, square toe, wigwams, H0c. . The above barguin fizures are proached by any previous salo in tho city. A, D. MORSE, Farnam ind Fourteenth. Ariandsy unap: Genuine Colfax N ul water for 17 Howard st > adv. anotic Rock spring 1o by David Cole, “Telephone 1124, on another page. MIOUDOIEDIZO. Piano Shoe Sal Anaccount of Suturday’s v continue our last weeks cut y Monday and Tuesd is your chance to s money HAYWARD 13RO 1515 Doug A vVieTis onsumed a Dozen Boxes a Day and They Made Him lnsane, Excessive smoking of cigarettes AIn)ns year-old Williin Fitzgerald, Ho is one of llw o or more of young men who yearly rench the detention hospital on the - gavette route, Fitzgerald developed in- 1o ap pipe flend about a year ago s since consumed from threo toa dozen boxes of cigarettes per day, says the Chicago Herald. W hen not engaged in smoking he was hard at work chow- ing tobacco. His mind began to totter on its throne and when the yolice took him to the detention hospital he was lit- tle botter than an idiot. Fitzgerald has acted badly since hissupply of ¢ was cut off. This aftern whi ing in the hospital dor, he violently attacked patient, inflicting injuries wh him up for amonth at le tod young man then grappled with an attendant named Mahon One of the attendants _fingers was te bly .uangled betweea I d’s teeth. The erazy youth wus locked up in a cell but managed to broak out in a short time aftorward Ho was again o tured and this time was put in a_strong er cell, D ghert, who has the case in charge, says that Mitzgerald’s system is s0 thoroughly saturated with cigar etto poison that he smells as if he had just escaped from an opium joint. Fitz- erald's casa is only oneof about twent fivo similar ones that cometo [ bert's attention every year, The doctor says that insanity " among cigarette smokers is growing to an alarming os tent, and that at the present time the evil is r of M1l the cases he handl Fitzgerald is still confined in a cell and he will not be released until he shows sowme signs of improvement. silk draperies 200 | ¢ Ftho vis SpORAIHIS Toe . Tons 155 per cent | THE BOSTON STORE Buys 180 Sample Pieces Finest Grade Black Mobair Brilliantites Consigned toa New York Importer to | Select From —He Refuased to Re- ceive Them and We Bought Them at Half Price. There are no two picces alike inthis Tot and all are of the very highest grade of gonds, We place themon sale tomor- row, in four lots. In lot 1we put all the black mohair brilliuntin , that would sell at and ¢ if brought in the regular | vour choice lomorroy 85¢. » the ve wide black | 1 that would | soll at *1 if bought in the regular way, your choice tomorrow 49¢, x consists of all the finest i brilliantines that usually for #1.25. Your choice tomorrow comprises five pieces of | de of black mohair nported to this coun- try. would he o bargs All the samplo pioces of wido fold, red moh brilliantines wly fall shades, at 15¢ o 3:.|-«|‘ worth the very fin brilliantine ¢ Thoy TADILS ‘We closed out o re of kid gloves mllh\uln mnmununn.o lots for tomorrow: Lot 1—At 49¢ we gl of 140 dozen of Iadies’ fir in adozen different styl $1.50 to 2, go tomorrow 19¢. Lot 2 t )¢ we give youthe choice | the finest kid gloves from this re- stock, comprising suedes and armrlength goods; not any of them worth less than $2.50; tomorrow, 09 Lot 3—At 25¢ w ive n|||hn-4hn|m‘ of all odd sizes and odd” pairs of this retailer’s stock of kid gloves. - RIBBONS, All the short lengths of fine pure silk ribbons, in every known shade or color, in picces of one to five yard lengths, in differe widths, at yard. Not over#l worth to each customer, All the 0dd and sample p wide all silk ribbons in blucls latest shades at 8c a yard, All the very finestand in widths up to No. 40, colors; also grosgrain g0 tomc ¢ MIS! AMLESS HOSE, Tomaorrow we place on sule 80 dozen misses’ and chileren’s scamless fast and colored hose, worth from 25¢ ut ) the choice ke gloves , worth from you cus- of the and all idest ribbons, in black and with satin e 0c. STORI, . 16th st P THE BOSTON 1 FALCONE We Open Our New Fall Goods Mon- day. New dress goods, new silks, new v vets, new luces,new linens, new flannels, blanlkets. black goods, new new jackets, new hosiery, new millinery. alo entirely closed oit, allourold bad stock so that we open this season with practically & complete new stock and in the present state of trade we have been able to buy so that the new goods are much cheaper than theold besides being new, fresh and all the latest styles. It is almost neecdless to mention the advantages of an early selection from such a sto N. B. FALCONER. R s iy by buying shoes of Zunder 520 Douglas street, and get ticketson diamonds, gold watehes and other presonts to b given away. S e T, S first-class family shoo stor am street, sells fine shoes §1 : per than any lottery shoe shop ,and you have a’larger and to select from. L S 1602, Sixteenth and Parnam streo the new Rock Is ) ets toall points e Cook’s 1312 Far pair che: inthe ¢ finer stoc Huyler's New York Candies Always fresh at Kinsler’s pharmacy. Buy shoes at Schoelply’s and ge ticketfor the $100 sealskin, 415 Douglas, - Seaman'’s wagons be and cheapest. Buy no coal until you see our gas bur- ners for furnaces, Steam heater and stoves of all kind Edwards Burners company, 1521 am street. —_— For Adoption—A pretty nine months girl baby. Box 507, Omaha, P, O. —~——— Tickets at lowest rates and superior accommodations the great Rock Island route. Ticket oftice, 160 teenth and Farnam streets, Omaha B el FOR THE WORLD'S FAIR, Californin Ready Weighing Thi Van Doorman’s greaf v exhibition at the we from Porterville, € y Prancisco Chronicle. Three were required to haul the exhibit, as it weighs about seventy thousand pounds, It will be exhibited at the mechanics’® fair prior to heing shipped to Chicago. The section of the tree was faken from Mammoth forest, in Tulare county, Cali- fornia, within thivty-five miles of the thriving and rapidly growing town of rville, It was cut froma forest et in height, growing at an feet, and was severed parent tree twenty-eight feot stump, at which point the 1r sixty feet in ream- Of course the tree was con- larger at the stump, but a 5 from the base could not be cut for the purpose of transportation, for the simple reason that a solid eut’ was taken of twenty feet diametrically and nine feet in height, and that was the maximum of the railway freight limit on flat c The entire plece of wood consists of sections, as follows: The lower is 1 footin height by20 feet in diam all in one solid cut, weighing pounds. This will be arranged as a floor, placed on nine elegantly carved and enormous pedestals made of the me t The nextcut is y 20 fect in diameter, which is hollowed out and will be placed on the floor cut. The last and final cut is 1foot high, and similar in every re- spect to the floor cut. The wholeof this remarkable curiosity will form® asortof | hall, and will accommodate about | hundred lwn{)lv, and will be ent a swinging door made out of one of t »ortions of *the second Two wndred filty incandescent lights illuminate the section inside and | and o number of skilled wood- | rs have been engaged to manul souvenirs for distribution among itors, to Send a Tree ive Tons, dwood tree for from the above the » men section, This year children's will be September 1, ery child who | visits the fair wil! be presented with a Yolvenir—{he sompliments of the Dougs las County Agricultural soclety, at_ the {uir‘ | Briger THE BOSFON STORE Makes Some More Myuly Wonderful Pur chases, 1,600 Finest Grade Curtain Ends— Towels-Jeorseys—Lace Tidios and fo By Caps on Sale Tomorrow. r the fin wun-r last These curtain ends are by f est Lot we have ever grac lot. Ave st 1 to8 yards long, vel wperies, and go at 19, ns good those i shorter lengths LO! Real Nottingham and length curtains, just the doors and square windows, ¢ ench, They and really worthoup to #h LOT S AT 83e Real Trish point and tambour curtaing in lengths from 1 to yards goat ily worth from $5 toglOa short lengths of the finest goods manufactured. he values are positively not exigerated. 1,000 \_..nl‘y s of fine linen towelsworth . (the ends have been cut uH) in two lots, tomorrow at Ge and 10 NELLIE BLY CAP, We securad from o entire sumplo 1ino of 800 Nellio Bly e which go tomorrow at d0c; they worth from § 0. guipire short thing for hall go “ut goods are Lot 1 ored waol houséwe . Lot ! the ladics’ fine wool jemseys, vy enot for strect or housewenr, at 50¢, worth \llfln ladies nd - col- just the thing up Lot All the ladies’ worsted jerseys at ¢ Lot 4—=All the ladies’ finest black seys from this stock at 1. LACE TIDII 200 dozen of fine imported hand made, thread and cord tidies at 23¢, worth e and $1. Finest grade of 80 dozen of the v ported Turkish tidies THE BOS fine funcy black jor- oy 1ul|n~a [ PORE 16th st XHIBIT. & Fairat The appraaching fair to be held at the old fairy grounds September 1, 2, fand 4 bids to be anunqualified success in every particular. The association has strenuous efforts to have a much ver display e 180 aud more attr tions than any previous one they have ever held in Omaha, That their efforts have succeeded can only b surmised from the great inerease in the number of exhibitors who have agreed to tuke part, and it can safely be said this will be o banner year. The display include: farm stock, poultry, grain, vegetables, fruits, preser needle work and fine which will bs the = product of Nebraska soill and the fruitsof her husbandry, A fairof this lkin does much to advertise the city’s push and merits and will attract thousandsof visi- ors to Omaha, snd should- receive o large and liberal support from home peo- ple. There will bemusic every duy and a gencral pood time can be looked for- ward to. There are many speciil prem- iums offered by theleading enterprising business firms'of Omaha, To those who have not already signified their inten- tion to enter, premium lists will t mailed free, postage paid, to all appli- cants by addressi ohn Baumer, retary, 1314 Furnam street., A force of men is at present at work preparing the faiv groundson Sherman avenue for the coming fair, September 1 to 4, which promises tobe the best fair ever held under the management of the Douglas county agricultur ]hllllmnu.\]n.nul w make ita su grasse 8, ele. aits, most of ed \]u\l |,n<m heople will grounds ou Sherman ave. ‘w]i[tm\n-l‘ il A CHID IPitONE. 1t Works Well in Frisco and Worries the Bell Company. The Bell telephone company to have a persistent rival in a Chinese in this city who cnablod them to perfoct an instiun which works remarkably well, and, it is asserted, is not an infringement on the Bell patents, says o San_Francisco dis- pateh to the New York Sun. The new instrument was brought tolight through an m\nshu'\lmn of the telephone com- pany, which becime suspicions of the inc sing number of orders for tne remnoval of instruments from Chinese shops. For many months Wong Ching Wah, otherwise lknown as W. C. Young, a hignly educated and intelligent Chin has been engaged in electrical expe ments with o view to perfecting his smattering knowledge of the sci- ence, obtained in an eastern col- lege. Wah is employed asateicher ina Profestant Episcopal mission at 915 Clay streot, and has been able to prosecute his experiments only at 0dd hours when his services were not required at school, About a yearago he cor ved the iden of attempting the construction of a tele om the electrical supply hou m street he purchased the nec- sary parts of instruments, and a wool engraver on Kearney stroct, under his Chinese customer’s imstructions, knock el togethera box for the r completad telephone. parts together, and the satisfactory that he st 3 structed a sécond similar instrument, This heset up in & neighboring meat shop, the first imstrument having al- ready been placed in position in the Mis. sion, Wah and his meat shop friend trung o wire between the two peints, nd then each rushed home to his tele phone for the firss test. 1t worked like a charm, and within a wéek the proud electrician had reeeiyed from his (m nds and aequaintances dozens of orders for similar telephones.- He flled orders s rapidly us possible. mu\ s fast as the new instruments were completed and putin position those ur the Bell com- pany were removed. atlenen Desire that their best. To obtain you call on Wi, ( 3arker block, 1ith and Alw igars e nys Il \n-‘n! the wrnam - sts, alskin elonk 1415 Dougrlus. Winner of guirantee perfoct fit. i ol in el Doug Winner of Schoelply’s & ok guaranteed a perfect it IH. Senman’s buggies best and chenpest. T roturns from to open her - Miss Shulze, tho artist, New York in September stuaio for pupils. srivileges at the falr awd by applying to 2198, lith st Bootn can be grounds Arthur " Potter & George Co, | | e | Oc TORLSE Sweeping Cut Stock Py Prices for Monday. 5 cases unblenched canton fl ¢ only 5¢ yard, ales unbleached muslin a only de yard. Remember Monday hummered down tode 50 bales snow whito worth 124¢ to lm» her cases full puu.-nw onl 1 case larg bed sprods Monduy at 98¢ each, worth §1. 2,000 yards of linen laces in at half prices. 20 pieces nll wool black from 75¢ to %1, choice Monduy and lots of other dress closing out pric Ladies’ fine 1 1 Mon- a 10 pairs 11-4 htat a nn 1 soiled” ing the w Ji pur, EXTR \ SiZ od one., tho \.n.-.-‘ yard, batts 10¢ m'.l. e e new romnants | U 26,50, worth yard, | great | goods, fo ut fornia wool, bu rools F0,00 to %650, ! o| CALIFORN at 14 w\“_ i hose and children®s | 2 cases bougl in lots on count at half price, ing of our have about 100 fine colored | thun or s, formorly sold from 5 up to | sell nt 5,00, wi 11 desirable colors, choice of lot | freightage fror LARGEN-4 W 75 pairs: th always i we shall of * Lo a lot of V; jackets fox merly sold lies® plaid 3,00 and ¥ nfants’ one color, red. You can buy them Moy A lot of hildren's dresses in pereales at 25 . Another embroid weh, foruerly sold at isthe time to buy shades, eurtains, etc We lace to buy this class of Jon't forget to get our pr before you buy. Comeé in Monday department. MO 3 A1l members 71, K. of P., ar tend the re evening at Pyt business is on’h me s o1 carpets Wl euts in overy [SON BROS. C. L. CoLey The Omala races Sep fth will be edat th on Shermor $2,850 wre the purse offered. Speed programimes miy at John Baumer’s, 1: -H IParnam st. t. 2nd, vl and old fair grounds On Septembe Wabash will s points in Texu Portrait Dy Henvy Mosle issippi, Lo A fine portrait in oil of Mr. now on exhibition at Hospe's av This is considered the painting in the city. - Choice mixed candies, mixed nuts, 174e per stock of fresh ve ons in the city at Reel & grocery. liekest rout clining flnest port per 1 larg ul mel- 50, D, 100 Reel’s with corr \mllll:fl 1tior .(-I,\.‘rm 15th, Sheely blk, L - TALMAGE'S MOUTH, The Preacher cause This Feature was Deacon Wood of Talm: tabernacle isa defendant in o lawsuit brought in the supreme court, which will probably aflord whe comes to tridl, says 1 i it by st avenue for a cor Rejects a Statue Be- Too L s Brooklyn S01 in November ne w Y dutyto doallh He is sued for 1 is th artz & Co.,of v > to fullill the AN appearal rthen Ty =7 Decatur youngster has 1 cottn at$6 h. ter, he ited Dr, T 1age last gested 1o him that a bust of hin would sell like wildfive af: the r markable ¢ e of the learned doe- torin Palesti Hill in Athens and other placesin his trip abroud last summer. Talmage thought so, oo, and a contrict was made with Schwartz & Co, The firm’ sculptor visited Tal- mage in'the editorial office of his paper and the editor-preacher him itting. The sculptor mude a m-nlvl and Bryan & Buruett of 6 Wall street, counsel for Schwartz & Co, de that Talmage has themodel and expressed his hearty approval of it. Then the trustees of th rnaelc were nisked by peacon Woold tosit on the bust in judgment, and the decided that the bust was not a likeness, It mude mauth 100 large, they dec hermore, it did not look s Tal does in the pul finished, however, in on \\ ood_refused to t : ' hands, The Co. has forty-nine busts the firm doesn't want them and sell them. It will be re membered by i o1 el pipers that” among the premiums nounced last springas a reward for tho who should get subserilers was “an grant, life-size bust of Rev.T. Do Witt "Talmage Deacon Wood has had his one bust displayed in his store window on Fulton street, Brooklyn, for some time pust, and it is said that toany one who inquires the price he réplies prompily: “That is a splendid bust of the doetor, and you can have it for §.7" The case ison the calendar for trial. ——— has aly And do t trains of the | favorite lin ernment to ¢ the choice of Chicago and tl City and the the west, The Burling vestibuled thic elegant Pullma well selected cars (seats free), Omuha 4:30 p. m.., sevving bre ), @, the 9:10p. m., men and ding highest sta Farnam st. €0 Grigor's Tea been Aqril, but them off result is WILL LAWLER. REALIS Buy shoes at Schoelply's ticketfor the $100 s Iskm, 1 The new oflices of Island route, 1602, Sixt streets, Omaha, areth Call and see them, and get 5 Douglas. the great Rock enthand Farnam nestin the city. Death led seene liets to all points Quoen Vietorlt o China, all wearing barguin, stock of gro- 3, invoice woout $1.0003 de, hovse, new pl Address box M ceries and fixtur The death also for sale or ty ton and havne / cure BE Y 20 - This troupe of tra iz teh repairing, 1413 Dougrlas st Tdinmonds 1517 Doug- sh dollar’s e a \ ketson the Norris & Wilcox's shoe store, lus St. Ol ticket with e worth purchased. e All these stars ces on lots In | different perforu 16th & Far Getpr - Railroad fares on all railroads in Ne- braska to visit the fair at Omiha and o of the grandest labor union pre ions, are one fure for the romnd trip. ni W, L. Mo ¢ teacher of piano. Meyer & Bro, 24th uve. orders at Max or address 488 Seunan’s ¢ A Chaice List In the lnke rc nesota, Towa and the two Dakot are hundreds of eharming localities pre eminently fitted for ' homes, Amaong the followir toare names familiar to many of our reade us the perfection of northern sunm sorts, Nearly ull of the Wisconsin points of inter wre within a wy distunee from Chicago or Milwaukee, and none of them are far awny from the “busy marts of ci wion” that they cant be reached ina fow hoursof quent tradr the fine the e y Clicago, 4 ailway: Wis. Milwaukeo Towa, Clear Lake. J Ic Okobuji Waukeshi, Wis Polnyra, Wis Wk Lakes, Lilke Minn Ortonville, Minn Prior Lake, Minn, Wiite Bear Lake, Miu e, Wis Kilboutn City (Dells of the nsin.) Beayer Dam, Madison, Wis For detailed 1501 Farng ¥ Wis Wi Wis. % formati n strect, A, NasH, J. E. PRESION, Pass. Agent, ofice, AL, WOOL BI 11 nthe CALIFORNIA WHITI 0 pairs fall size, ma tomove wo have reduced thoe pr DOWN SHARVEST Via the The W m, arrive: A PLEASING, ANDARD AND BLA ET SAL in Prices to Reduce v » Removal o < 1 white t heel being slightly rdge, Tomorrow week we shall sell them \kets, B WIHITE BLANKETS, [0 wind in it moul Mon Ou maent buye lity, the an extra | presont | ) BLANKE of 100 finest « « Hm 1 rsomo from t being ) in'th BLANKT 1 IA \\% 10} i s m the mills | ¢ HITE BLANKETS $1.75 e are not all but are 0n pui ving this 1 them at %1 (U\HH\.\‘ of Booth & comforts tl the | 10ty | in then ox im At we sold ace loton salc peric macl ho ench, RSE DRY - and GOODS CO. Mocha ther Shasta ] s tly reque: h ixr hign says ind, SOW AN, K Th of Mt earne meotin hall TOMOIrow important X CURSIONS SOUTH 3. Wabash Ront r 9, md Octohe 1l round trip ti Arkansas, Tenne tisinna, Alabama, G Fare, good for le Wabash is the South nnd \ulll‘.vd d Pullm: Jutfert Mu lows the v On n,} ew York, wing i 1d | int Southern “ny b | I\v\ V| BITS | or K eseu | expe xt, still hed | @ could for [ nd | ithe now has addi- erin his family,wlo put o last Priday niorning.at Although the wd time to regis- | » himself heard, an Santa street - rld Do ele Fo. melo Move, he ntly appointed m route By this by the U. S, gov- the fast mail, you have three daily teaing for 10 two for Kuansas 1thy two for Denve on No. 2 Fast yughout, equipp w cnrs furnish wies, vecliv and dining ear arrives Ch wkfast before Wb mail, 3NIGI ahn , equip- to the 1223 | Sunda; Stor for 09 Douglas st Oneida Community buye lines of new goods: fillir ki Kknown don’t be My maore hand | ials like the stove: from Chic srienced tlemi Wil 1 1310 Farnam, n*t bo surprised to find ushond over s in work geiting rendy for carly rs. We are goting in immnense rup with fresh ctions in every department and are ing bigg inducements than ever in scasonable goods wvellously price Our front ow is filled with anesceptional offor e pietur s, famed in o theeeineh ding, at9ocench, They willall go lay, so don™t ¢ house furishing goods departe continues to attract multitudes rs who can_always depend on »ods for the least mon Indolls, jums and faney goods wo are stilk o lead. Weinvy 1 upon v oanything youmz: our and should you find a vii- lower pric than you have evee su as that s jush nple of the w |\ we busin imge We are hmm‘l o make that this is the safe and sure wde, and no matter what you can always depend 1 THIS othel upon i ur own with the W CENT STORI 1319 Farnam — The New Washer wood proves to ho e 10 any other wood fo i eleetricity ‘ears, Shuw of 1330 S, 10w washer will was) oven thanis possill and saves a third of the hard work. s, (. O, Brown of itis the first that I would ha of them, © houseke suys it be w much wishing crior o su= as or stre S, I, is 28th st s clean and to do it hy the time and 134 2N, 10th st. washer that 1 ever , tnd 1 have tried siys per of Mrs, W, M, Bushe ts washing by hand all to . Durns says itis mor <h with t} tho d i fur ehild's play y new washer if one fols 1y number of testimons ind the demand fow mons, WL . Stoetzel, Howard. Wby washer is Iy sold in O1 1rang eng S - fal sale for Monday baking powde D, grocery, cursion. 1llman tourist to Cal § leave € ‘0 as City every I'riday v Tickot rate from m Sioux City, Omuha, City fooping ro #1 per double b £ per double berth, Everys hed et T'hese vsionsare personally conducted by excursion who ties to destinat For full particus folder and time tablo of s route andreserving of sleeping v-vH-- ddress L. A, stract, O loeping and overy car Pacifi Il the = Chicago Lincoln ar rte vih, fiom ornin Iy, route, ), fr s 19 85, nd map Farnum r choice butte e and ¢ \sh vogetubles, ;O 1o Wi Gen= n, Bovp & HAYNES, Mangers, HTS, BEG\NNH{G SUNDAY, AUG. 24TH RUSSELL'S GOMEDIANG STHE BEST COMPANY IN AMEL the follo y and Monday OF COMTUACTORS peple who will [rovoke long nnd Wi Cull e, T 0 NERIVEET S 1 MANAGER. . RIC] liam. surr Theczrof 08 OF $1i110, Enslin e , Thi thelriof scenc of the noted murderer in the A N- Z @ The ost noted Naglely BXIEC HE CHINRKE GLEASON’ TWENTY sanmot bo duplh and insiructive, SRE DOX( CANINE wtod They d ned ly amus wards, Gleason and Wiite enact the The world- fame cation of fore W e REF w Slort Tostre NOIM BANKING TELEG We i vin BTANL Norr et inded hy th 1a, Mikado of Japin and ARTISTS, n the world ibe supported by a talented compiany of artists Al CORNER 11TH AND FARNAM STREETS, WEEK OF /\L»(,USI LIFE-LIKE! THE WORLD IN WAX. of Enpperor 25TH. 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