Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1890, Page 8

OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1800.—-SIXTEEN PAGEs. g e ik THE BOSTON STORE. NEW CLOAK/AND SCIT HOUSE. | TAE FAIR SELLING OUT. e e W Special Sale on Monday. Great Sale of Groceries, Carpets Curtaing—A N i | Speciat ol ment of The 00 Oegs M ny will be the day for bargains We must sell the goods no matte — traordinary Sale, Store, 1310 Farnam Strect Only o féw more days of our specinl | how much we loose on them before we | f ‘ ¢ . . " itnti {ng t Standard ingrain carpets at 3 In order to make an unususl ir" in closlng ont snde. The foundation nour | tike out the back swill for the now nd. | Monday Morniug We Place Our Entire Stock | New Store—New @sods—Special and Impor- | The Great Institution Gradually Coming to 1 s Pomitively worth B to 8ae, | our house furnishing good's .1y-|m|'l“l%l" new building has been started, Stock | ditions to our st We must loose and of Dress Goods on fale tant Adnouncement an End, riment standard extes supers at | Monday we will give with overy dolls must be reduced 80 the workmen will | we think it better to give the benefit to 8 s and 08¢; rogular price 7ae to | WOrth of goods purchased in this depart- miscellancous 1ot ranging elsewhere, inches wide #1 = Gen'l Pass. Agent, ALl LR s - | COOK'S RELI 3 T 5 ‘Omuh Clonks and suits for the poor. Go to The Fair row, you may muhi, not be delayed. Examine our prices | our customers, . . N | TR = T . « ment a Mavion Harvland cook book; as - Jfully and compare the quality. We | 15 pounds granulated sngar $1.00. | At Onc-Half ele Actaal Value— | Of the Parisian @loak and Suit Com- | Prices Are Now Heing Cut So on the gant styles in tapesterios at s0c, | this is the best cook book yet pablished guarantee 1o save you money King's selfer buckwheat flour 44 Every Yard of Black agl Colored pany—$25,000 Worth of Cle Fine Grade of 1s That 00 worth 750 up to $1.2 s are sure it will be inted by th lark styles'in plaids only 12ic, | per pound or9e fora package, Heck- Dress Goods Cut to the ; o They Are Going Faster b weeived o splondid line of ar- | ladies, Read our rdinary Tist of Y | ov's soltivising: buckwheat flour 4 A Jackets at an ok 4 X I N » | s self-vising cwhes \ uick tistic styles in velvets, axminsters and | 10w price paca dress goods, staple shades, [ per pound or Ye for a package Q@ 4 Immense Sacrifice, royal wilton earpets, all bought before Special sale of dolls in bisk, washable, yard sl e Striatly purg loose buckseat flow ute advanco and st b sold at | indestruetiblo, fe., at Toe, 1,1 1t and Japaneese serge, flecced back, only 64c | plenic he joneless hams 10¢, sugar ¢ ikt $ict T AT ERNE A 1 | once regardless of cost, ter goods proportionately cheap, " cured hi i { y | Nofancy prices at the Boston stove, Notiee a few quotations for the great | ( HERE ARE SENSATIONS TIIAT | € ofise gesor Jf linoleums ar il d:iveaeln ladies’ pockotbooky o ) : oL with & ! WILL MAKE BIG HOLES IN THE | Immen rtment of linoleums and ) 1 cilian cloth reduced ¢ yard, | be o s por s bl ' MM L CHEAP SALE 'OG] ORROW: floor oil cloth in all widths and styles, | and piog bas, - Satin trimmed worth 15¢: new grand s , a8 we make the price so STOC OMORROW 1 1 t 050, and | shoppin [ 0, ' oetes sold © cashmero now only 8¢ | ported currents 7ic, new . " | Tow that you are sure to bu commencing tomorrow, Monday, and | Allchildren's fino white merino un- . “‘(jl"yl:‘[‘l" ‘:' to 8280 "0 "% | atdouble the price in other stores, . 3 : Blackberr o These ; Al our cashmeres go Monday | continuing duving the week. ""'&‘“ bocs) '“';"”':‘“ “,‘, "."“l fto floce o i \ Perfumery, soaps and toilet articles at LU B L L ki) osbihaedd y 5 Ol Sl aeda I NIL Hew| DiobioHe—150 faticy: Hngllafi stilpe | GESEWANE TG (OMOOAOW NY 036, groatly rediced prices. riple extract, 106 yard. must sell, Very 1 " fine wool s all ne 5 g : wderiyeir go tom = Jortiers at | Monday at 7., usual price i ? y 7% 9 Sn 1B, ey colors in 40-inch t this sale | cloth new: ote, choice of lot $4,98. All lndies heavy winter weig ! o § fancy broeades 10je worth double | oyster « L ey colors in navkets, choice « #4.08, d ) 50 .,.d 20 por- Specind by crockery, glass- $ 3 ¢, Wol A ribbe prwent Omorec L duen o ur stock of dre roods s 100 large wvder e, o washing powde yard, P / s € B 1 dwast xtylas, cake cutters 2¢, co: wods A miet b6 rodncad Dildes. Wets fover | Kinis " of Whshing - powdet’ 8go this lot will be found some very fine | Lot two 175 jaquard striped newmar- | e s wool cashmere hose reduced ‘“‘;‘:,‘,'“‘, \'\\:\x'.fx::\\ ‘\h,‘“,.";“.‘” - 188, S DR aehy chm s & 80 low. Now is your chance, s bost laundry soap e, Supolio i I:(.m, rom ke todle. | Kets, your«hoice $7.50; these could ot “"(‘;‘l'—"","t"';' Yhate 4 todcnsh- | . Fine Holland shados at 19 eith, ors, fe, dust pins 6e, chopping knives Al wool 40 inéh wide dress flannel, 25 | Tie. Best condensed milk 14 You all wool dress flunnels, 80 inchos | |\ oy /") o U for lass than 1..”-‘“ WA b Y | DOLLS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, [ ¢, hoppitie howls ¢, Mlint riass tum- ; ' bbed | | yard, worth 40c, can not buy any better if you paid 25c. Monday rd. This lot more ribbed hoso raduced to Zoc. § A 1ass than Ismnott coat owing to ufias | b } shing frons e nickle Handsome wool suiting, 40 inch wide, | 2} pot S o S e | was Doght to sell for 50¢, iy ) Loar fe quality unbleached muslin, | < fess DA FTAPERC o0 “_,.'..]\‘1'\"...'u-\“v'v\‘- handle frying pans e, nickle plated cuse only Ihe yurd, s wy best erenmen Our imported henvicttas, all beauti- Lot three—190 tailor-made newmar- T sloNeaABuL L pidore 100, wire sponge racks 100, puds ! AU s iosd o D08 1 ey - biiabel BYRuRIk vE L Sus ful new colors, 40 inches go Mon- Extra wide unbleached muslin at 4 antic enshmere reduced to 20 st Superlative floun W g e e R et 0 n ! HAVDEN BROS serub brushes e, bes ek of fine col- \ Califor s plums | day at e a yar kots in various cloths und styles. Our 10¢ grade unbleached muslin Gic. 1e por box, patter pans 5e fop stripes, plain J pound cx " plums ’N»mv‘hl rxh.y« H'l‘nlvv s ¢ 80¢, never These goods ave imported from Berlin I-lx:_\:- yard wide bleached muslin at 4¢ six, paddocks bo, br match safos b6y 3 per just now ¢ nyden’s the S 4 i i scvamae | age of the inloy bi Ve could ne slins, including 5 vou be i e shaw o re od paint 106 per can, b the mills, ¥ Veiy solid | 3 inches wide, go'Mond age of the McKinley bill, We could not mu lins, ncluding Lonsdules, ete., goat | Tadics wolvet boy . Htico Ka o 5t thioka bavgding and Monday you will have another chance | packe atoe et | R PR L L OR GOODE, land them today for less than $16,00, | 74 DRESS GOODS TieTest Heq lewool shawl, size 72 i coole loole.. Only to ba: hudlat the to buy surah silk in colors at 19 yard. P corn 9o, ) : ¢ Cy i L a oss | YoU can have yvour plok for Ok dvoss dore Is g ok 18 still vary | by 144, r tuced from %6 to #4.50, 99 Cent Store, 1319 Farnam st., 8d doop Exira quality double warp surih silk i e, Lima “r\”]“‘” M TG el ey btk i I e e B ey qraany | Ladles' skivte, ouv § 50, | from Tith st. o yard. Colored gros g » per can, oil sardines se, mustard sar- | Monday at 19 -de, worth & $10.00 BACH. arge and unbrokel 1 the finer grades; et s s $1.25 0 50, Se Tally whrsaniea; o fand 9 yaed, | dines e, snimon 1230 and 1se, You | . All our 40-inch black mohair ik_fin- Besidos o tomorrow we offer completo dress pat- | reduced fo o in fan aa: Eden Musee, Our stock and _assortient of b ean not buy any better goods if you pay [ ish brilliantine 39¢, former price, 7se. ; terns of eight yavds, double fold, cash- Al e RS TG i voval ' PRdd ShnRiels thotss ol Slilea 1 eonoid tomene h thimalnte, "Wo!| \tives tiines biess pHices, B e, f0-inch bl imported henrietta at | from $10.00 to $25.00. You will have to | mere brilliantines i y dt:-;n‘l li':l l.] W e SR T RUN R ”“..p ne r«-m‘ « are sole agents for C. J. Bonnet & Co.'s | quart bottle catsup 8¢, worth s0c: pints | 20¢i this is considered cheap at 65¢ pay at least 25 per cent move for them | FOR 7€ THE ENTIRE PATTER f 3! ikth I_l" SRR e LR [ e celebrated silk, Givenough Brothers and | of the sume Tho very bostchow | All our silkk warp henriettas from Also complete dresa pattern contain- | from 2 to 15 yoars, tn the ltest novel: |yl John M. Stearh’s complete lines. These | chow 15¢ per qt. Thisis the finest im- | to 44 inches wide go in this salo at 98 ing eight yards double” fold, “all wool 0110} Sevih0dc ARIORIIRT Shky. saivad e e Silicd atd we fully war- | ported. Bologne sausage fe, liverwurst | worth $1.50, - WRAPS, WRAPS, suitings, and fine boucle cloth in chev- B i) aua ey mAds AiAe NEsy AbT rante ] e 69 silk” with | de, block pudding 5e, hes ) ”;\I"l "'y'l"l‘ '("l"l'::t(‘g\-lm')k ",”“""'}.?'m fin- Handsomely lined black cloth and s Lol \ i t fes’ fsted 100 &% | ance in Wonde ity Al Dry Dosastng Grosehits to §1.00, : corkserew heautifully embroidered $10.00 s 2 yar s a0 RIS oy . o oot it saise ab ; al \OFFRE s 0 All our finest quality silk flnish black | and upward wool French e reduced from $10.50, B | G L LS LOMPUEERITUATO0LE weaise_al M COFFEE AND TEA DEPA RTME juality ipwards, i ; Ty RnE LR Gl N Helat oL o | o it that Tio has o performanco this 86 And. 080 ey 3 m s - brilliaktine, Monday's e, 40¢, worth 5 ¢ band novelties, two toned striy o e N A A GO O G il 5 B3¢ ane 1;4‘ Nt e 1 ¢ I'o the Tea and Coffee |4P!'I|]\|~r~ nl to $1.00. ) y Elegant embroidered plush wraps HEEatA, " ! roll and vest front, 50 \I\lul\ worthy of thé putronage of all, per yard, Avmures 8 v 25, ‘e al attention tc \ 5 i S KR AN Iy ine odnced & The s consists < Slai Difar Tna' BeteHT pHAsY anans ] oie W R o ST o DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. with handsome fringe, boginning at TOR $8.50, WORTH UP TO 310, < Lo 0, veduced from, $1050 T R e way. lay . feo i Choice of 50 pieces coloved cotton 50 up to $75.00, any one worth twice | Elogant surahs in evening shades, to | AtHCE PP AV JUCRC WY Tne | in ladder wo nad, the SPECTATL nel in rl blue, garnet and gray, clo Je, worth | N\ o b N Al . 2 b g . p DING, ks L 4 0 a0l ™ O h X isterse an art Malakic We have just received two eases of @ : . ; 43¢ yard, worth 15e to 20c, as much. All‘our pindd and stripe surahs_and | blaek ustrachan, four landsomesillcovd | Nardye sisterse ard Martin Malakichi, wool white flannels, one g ol 7 »d frosh’ ever ) t brands of apron check ging- JACKETS! JACKETSL fancy 1;)..,.'", g silks that were $1.50 lf.'f”,:; <I|_r‘v.‘:ll‘\_::d (rl.-”-:'.'ilm‘ th 24 inches, | ¢ wwtist 18 also “‘.m the ""‘Iu u;“-.‘: hich were bought af New Y .1\‘ o = ; L the arted | hams, 4te yard, worth any day 8¢ 10 106, [ mie stvles are s e G ‘ $9.50, red om 12,50, A lor artls LEi pe, s i SR Alie Wl On1y tenchin Fit SR o : ) B scarlet twilled flanncl, strictly all wool | Won't permit enumeration, 0/ oloBe 01t Ut ntiva stock u’u|nm| blnelcgatt ‘.::"1 M 10, roduced | were used in the al theatre in weel, we place them on salo at 5 ASHAkE R IAL I Lnt 25 and good weight, worth e yard, Seo our 85,00 reofor jacket. checks and plaid und stripe dress ging. | Pracl satin, 25 inches long, $10, reduced [ Yers uset i tho Koval thoesty 40c 1 yaed, they are worth 25 per cent : ¢ ) s shaker flannel goos In this | g0 as'o0 ion fiine fucket, hams that wero 10, 124e and 15e, ATL [P0 EI 0 eefor dacko 2% | nnd vope walker. will give fi move at the mills today I L0 L o 3 i Y s go tomorrow at dic, beaver and p Thev tions during the da A select company . TABLE LINENS . .\ y for 7 long 60c t > yard o 25 pieces shirting See our jackets from $5.00 to $20.00. LINENS MUST GO TOMORROW, should 50, veduc ' of vocalists, dancing comedians and jose 10 pieces 60-Inch cream dumask ab 85c | 75¢ : Pico $1 per 1b, 1 ”\”l‘"l,,.“‘:””‘m o e e CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. To close ont our turkey red tablo | Misses recfors @nd jackots i ters complete this wecks programme.s ar AY At 75 we give you choice A e o " % 2 s they g 25¢, 85¢ and s0e, jus st ne Y50 iedss Dok e nmlahmaale 4h B and colored. crochet quilts, slightly | Everything new in style and material, | lincns they go ut 23c, 85¢ and 50c, just | latest no el : i . Dry goods and ten, o oore! o' T half their ‘former price. o -l ¢ s prices, fatt's Overt avd. . Simmons’ ¢ regulator, k Ll e ranging in peice from $2.00 up. 1xtrg o eached table linen g frpdad ¢ yar " ¢ : & 5 Our whole stock of finest imported AR caY natrnchancanon L X L M A) i i 5 picees loom damask 0t 25¢ yard. AR e e P A% dbe we give you . d- | competition. OB NI ¢ of imporf adies’ nstrachan capos, nion tacific, “The Ovorland Route, 13 pigtes loom dama " |.~ bin ehrenparlita)gooa i She d8 we @irOIyORAHEICE G R oot e German table damask in bleached and 50 10 $12. 00, e A A et i Slo Morcinte it i all blood disorders, 75¢, regular high s £1 por | SUITS. TEA GO half bleached that were marked from | 40 inch ladie sh sacque, made of rsons should not start rade of damask y and we 1 i 8 4 . 7, N + % 5 rrow at 5 ) % o B ! B Ly 4 x We will offer this week a special drive | $1.00 to $2.25 go tomorrow at s0c. salts plush, .00, re d from $20.00. ost without a f thi 146 in the bound to pay the :m}:m.u» on our next | Colden's liquid heef tonie with iron, | ; rd buys ba-lnohy fable damaslef Ses C s B e B Extra fine and large bleached napkins 311160 #10A10R1 ) (AR BAGH B TNANGLGL || HOERSRIRIE. e oas e B0 ST purchase, which is 15 per cent., Noi1inbor gl in genuine German linen with fanc inalotof tea gowns, beautiful styles, | weduced to 8150 aib2.00 & dcs ) W X ; O, ulay pric i l-‘ % 2 o reduced to $1.50 and $2.00 a doz. salts plush, 15,00, reduced from 1t furnishes in one volume complete All line um.- hed napkins, 5-8 size, Wo will have o big salo on perfumes | 4€F $ .| choice $8.50, formexly sold for $12.50, Full size all linen huck towels with A4 inch ladic plush sacque, ma ruid he ¢ v e i $1,00 doze size din- | Mond HAYDEN BROS Balance of Priedman’s stock of muslin o i border sed from 18¢ to 10c, A guide to the country traversed by the 5 dozen Sk NiodE aEd D underwear we have divided in two lots, | beautiful assortment of e LOSLONTaE ReOit0 e e [CaL R LuetS A O roC TR0 d R g0 Union Pacifiec systeni and cannot fail to would . you to comps ot RGAINS 1IN SHOES SIS 50¢, for less money than it cost to | Suits and tea gowns at greatly reduced Lhe very I t linen huck towels neh ladies’ plush sacque, 1 be the greatest assistance to the trave orices on 34 dinnos napkin: hb 81, S i ; : ] Fona i i At A olientnortoaicio 1 el LD SR clag vices on ¢ « apkl 7 3 ] EK s /] . prices, All linen knotted inge, very deep ) inch ladies plush sacque, ma [| is for sale trains on the Unic ;'.._on‘ 5k 50, #4100 and £5.00 must have room for the workmen t Siiat BTl v s bowedered towels that sold for 40¢ now | salts plush, $10.00, reduced from $15.00, i ..lr |.: u”.l»lzu.‘h‘m.n ‘Al,‘ 1‘«~ 1 nlx“ s dozen sout the rear wall to join our new 1 (O by Ao} L2 G, close at. 18¢. i eus: el e Siust i g 81 to the u luss cheelced doyles and 30¢ | building, and to get it will have to | Corset covers, 150 childs! i Our motto, the best goods for the low- | Turkish bath towel 12i¢ and s "'.', DN BROS. e oy Wil o 3 | building, and to g i ! 1 covers, 150 child t go i o fe, 12ic AYDEN BROS . o dozen. ! close out the most of our shoe stock, Read | fants’ slips, and 150 skirts, est possible prico, 15¢, reduced from 25c and 35 GrSsedn ol tod & White fringed napking $1.00 dozen, our prices: bo sell for ¥ s imported On Monday we will offer you two yard 5 i 5 Ihe s0e lot contains Cloaks and suits for the rich. y bonchoa feisn Gaioeal HORL Ladies™ dongol button shoe, 12 width, 1t Ry wide bleached Trish damasik worth #1.50 | §1.50, worth v ladies” drawers, Ladies” fine dongola button shoes, D ts, 100 cor e g never go again. T fiie T R tara ol huion elicos, D[ MLl ot | i o Tann O toBhbora o, B 1312 Parnam St. « muel Burns is selling gas fistuves \ : A Sallh a0 omelv b mmed T ; ¢ (s e I adies, wo don't ndvertise much, nov | ¢ At manufucturers prioes lies’ Feh dongol: at. tip buttol re all handsomely trimmed with | PARISIAN CLOAK AND SUIT CO. T T Biandels & Sone: Ladies, we don't 1 eKintey bill dont toueh theso s gl pas LD Uton | b6 and embroidery and mado of Lons- th nnd Harnoy Sts. s02. 50y, A Brandels & sane, | vuna lotiery or wift enterprise storo, be- | put up and warranted. fine du .,.. sk o1 | dloes’ . hand sewed but- | dale muslin and we made to sell for A Cp) ¢rag) e we don’t hel 3 \ T e . VHITE BED SPREADS, ton shoes chonp at 84, from $1.50 to : o treat the public, but it you want | All parties wito desire to furyish freo Our stock is well assorted. Crochet 01d lndles” glove kid button shoe: THIE BOSTON STORE, The_Union ific, *“The Overland | Ineach l'i‘r-[lil'nllnn an_adult inh: shoes and perfect fitting sh 4 gonveyang d n day will ploase 17c, i8¢, 88¢, $1.00, $1.25 and | Buskin ‘~1I|’|"‘\E‘lw‘~l (e e st 114 8. 16th 5t. | Route” has comploted the swidening of | one pint of air, says ; i | sell them to you eheaper Uhan ‘wny store | report atonce to Louis Heimrod. 603 e 1,45, Worth $1.75, R the gauge between Ogden and Poc: A healthy man vespi conoxbwentyll i OmE MBI RS rtook bl | ERETE, e slippers, 8¢, 81 [ DANCING—Morand will form new | from narrow gauge to standard gauge, | times a minute, o 20,000 0 1 T LA RRenT N s i " *7 | clusses this weck, Children, Tuesdays, | Commencing October 10, through | tw iivo oe thiriy-f inute. | largest store and stock 1o city an e = BED COMFORTS, ‘hildren's shoes, sizes 4 to 74, spring | 4P m., Saturday 10 a. m. 'and 2 p, m. EeB e T RnT Al aGORIES tion 14 | invite everybody to el wid sed our 1409 Douglas them allus for prices, size SRR 3y Adults, Tuesday, Friduy, Suturday, 8 p. | cvs, freo reclining chair cars and day | tventy-two times a ’ Mintute; whilo lying | §000s and prices. . . ty ¥ !ng comforts av xlunn~llp school shoes, sizes 8 to | M. A wirsday and Saturday, | conches will be run between Salt Lake | down thivteen. The superficial ¢ G. W, COOK, o0, $1.75, $2.00 'and 1». 30 . 1. i J S, Cit, 1 Butte, . LOMAX of the lungs, i. e., of theiralveolar s 2 Farnam st ity and Butte o - TAILOR each. ) * school shoos, sizes 13 to 2 e ; e > A > L DR CoT (or e v e o o |l e e Cilb s oL faiamatacs R0 B2y ttooed Ankle, B FnR respir Lwenty-four hours is about, | . Don't fail to eull at Hayward Bros. | NEWYORK 1\1 CHICAGO - our order, ted sty . I 2 S D BOYS. A handsome daughter of a Cincinnati G 1 Ball ten thousand quarts, Monday. S L STLOUIS ‘\ ;//KANSASCIT‘I % i ehinizd, German and ) Men's fint thped congress shoes, sizes | family loft home somo months ago on u | under the auspices of Unmon Pacific K. ——— g e OMAHA ~=gioe2~ - DENVER nt \ ), $8.00 and $9.50 each. | ¢ L $1.50, worth ! visit to (rlt-m].\[m \l d: mml ..-1;un.l :(m of L. assemblies of Omaha at W i hitollild k your \l\n\‘i":u nico | SO0 8 1€ I]!'I'I: el !: 'l:III' “\ w"‘”” ll"h\ STPAUL 100 L CINCINNAT] Compare them; we will save you money en's o 4 lace v was protracted 1d in her letters | ton Hall on Thursday evening, Nov. 13, | a ked come and get some g 8 Japaies am & Brman & d S : ¥ || Mens fivo sattn ofl culf shoog and laco | Slay was brottuctel nic 1o Bor latices | ton Hull on Thuraday L LG ek, G German tguia | MeComnel s uwo doors west of the post- MINNEAPOLIS /| \ INDIANAPOLIS BLAN 5 Men's fine ealf hand sewed shoes $5. | Was having in the society of her lady Putz Pomade for polishing nickel, brass, | office,and if you would preserve and SANFRANCISCO LOSANGELOS r 5 pound silver gray blankets, reduced | the same as other stores usk $6 for. ends. She returned at list. - On the ie Basest Ingratitude. copper and all kinds of metal is the | benullfy your skin with whut is purest - -+ PORTLAND, OREGON. - - to $1.00 per pair. Boys' B eall button school shoes, sizes | 5¢ ay after her arvival her mother A few duys agoa Huntir county | finest metal polish ever introduc and best, get u b D % \ Tl k 12-4 grray mixed blankets, $2.25a pair; | 1210’2, & :casion to enter the young lady’s | farmer, attonding his woekly market im- STOETZEL, 1621 HOWARD, o e T E e U' you know how bris ds e SR e e lirad GhisRwithEnSEinRouremany, : - Another lot of those $12 de busy stores. o'l Pass. Agt. 2 ards. The amount of aiv 104 all wool sanitary blanket i| . Boy calf button school shoes, sizes | room whilo she was aslecp. ‘The fond | hibed so freely, if not wiself, that when e 114 size 6 I,....mx Suéramento, Califor- $1.45, ther’s eyo gested with nlllln\nlw glance | o was ready 10 return home ho found it | ¢ amuel ]nm-‘n.« llmg .4,[.;:. :;..q nia, blanl 4 inches, reduced to s fine veal ealf congress & aco s slecy Suddenly she ut- | would be injudicious to pilot his horse | fancy goods at special prices for ten | 2P ST HITEE T 1 TS R hl.:ff),‘ ~:'/'.“~“.‘.',‘.. apcongress and laco | L 0" & serenm, and before the. fair | and trap alone Congequently he pre: | 42y8 to mako room for new importations, | dinncr sets, 112 pieces, form 1L\\I7| N BROS., sleeper was fully conscious clutehed the | vailed upon a man to drive him while he | pickots at Towe ; ) i —— goods and shovs, girl’s foot and fixed her guze on the well- | slumbered peacefully, says the Pall Mall | 4 ccommodations T The World Do Move, B o e 4 Toaca = turned ankle, “She almost fell into a | Budget. His houso reached, the im- | Igund route Tick i And so do the elegantly appointed BUN and L i & JaWill Notstio Undorsold: faint, for on that shapely member the | promptu Jehu awoke him and offered 0 | {eenth and Faenum streets, Omaha. trains of the Burlington route. By this and heavy, v fine California blankots Western washer, 34, No. 8 copper ri girl’s initials were tattooed inbright red | help him alight. Flesh and blood could & Sttt 2 £ tavor tolline ealactadin end 5.00 1 eite sher, $4, 2 pper rim f sy 4 - avorite line, selected by tl f at $15.00 per pai wash boiler, § Pott’s sadirons, $1,25, Indin 1nk. Tt is believed that a pl not stand this, Orchar ernment to carry the fast DOMESTICS, No. 8§ granite teakettle, $1.90, The “" xplanation was given, but the se- | = “What! ” shouted the farmer. brought Carpet, furniture and drapery. the choico of three daily Yard wide bleached muslin ¢ and 7e | trude on our home-made wash hoilers lies hotween m.ulm-. and daughter | to hia sh air and his slecp, d 4 - —— — Chicago und the east, two for Kansas yard. and teakottles is nerensing very fast, and the artist in that distant state. ou neinuato L am drunk? Bo off with Seaman’s wagons best and cheapest. Ctty and the south, two for Denver and 5 Langdon fine bleached muslin 12 yards [ They will outwear factory made goods a you ¥ e the west. for $1.00, 3 Gozen time: ) d A, D, Morse, And to prove that ho was sober hein- | Where the Shoes Came In, The Burlington No. 2 Fast Express, Tx Thi yArd wido Bhoating o vard: 40 S ey, 1621 HOWATD, Shoes for the fine trade as well as the | continently knocked down the man who | Some men down in Belfast thought 1o | yogibuled throughout, equipped Sl wl0areol aha At Bnting or. Ahoage i working man and woman, and our shoes | had conveyed sht miles. o n local jockey by \nmmn;:nlnn,l'\\lo Aliaant Bl furnished cloth, ali colors, 40 inches wide, redu s K A o | are always reliable, sold lower than any 7 i o ] sorry booking equinies, one considerably | well selocted 1ibra N R B v | LR R o and cheapest. | ey of the samo quality in the city. Che only railroad train out of Omaha | Jarger than the other, and fod cotton flannel at 8o, worth Our lac and gentlemen’s fino shoos | run expressly for the accommodation of | whieh was the better or - o o i 7 N i M Y8 Omaha 30 p.om., arrvives Chices yard. Double width pillow e ]'\lAHL'L l‘h at are-all made specially to our own meas- | Omaha, Council Blufs, Des Moines and | jston, Me., Journal. But lie m,, Borving R before anl vl n Sk (e B e || PRI CRIT ) (T urements and - imitations will not take """"“"l"“ Is the Rock Island ves- | caught napping. He looked cach Yo G THat e M (e e vints, standard mak the place of our shoe. tibuled limited, leaving Omaha at 4:15 | fully over, examining the feet of cneh | g:10"p. m.. ar ‘hiv 1 gk eiyios Jukink ;s sanapdmskos rough Pullman valace | Ot Indics’ colebated cloth top tip | P: m. daily. Ticket oflice, 1602 Sixteenth | and'then rendered judgmentas follows: [ equipient And dinig car iu‘p"v":‘; IURNITURE. i B s, freo veclining chair | | nul\xh Waukenphast hutton, § and Furnam sts., Omaha, *One'’s worth ;nq as much ast'other. the highest standard, 9 L 1223 Weare making the prices on furniture | 0 and intervening points 1lu(h top front lace icei AR “How's that?” asked the crowd. T i Yowern thon'e TN td B rent “Rock T lnul i 2, Ticket i ity and is all the go, $5. 5 3 N “Well, the big one has got more hide e ”""n' : RRRandi Do, 3 rn o D o) | Enealiaul glus Sunday night. | 1nq'bones that the smaller one, but the soat dining chy arm, only ; _ 2 shoes for fu f § , but the The without very fine and nice, We always have Was Gount Leo Tolatol Mad? latter has the best shoes on, which | Ts a new preparation, ready to rai California Excursions. ledin selling fine goods at reasonable | mg write a tale (il makes it about an even thing quires no yeast, no baking powder Pullman tourist sleepi ¢ excur- | prices and our stock is more stylish and m s 5 944 eggs, no salt, nothing but a little 0 £ X b 8t} That one, a maker of clothes; s, A i . $1.95andup. Plusl | slons to Californi i ast [ at lower prices than heretofore. (Not from Cincinnati!) water to make a batter, 1t makes the |- . ? (.‘lmi|'~[hmm']lhun vor, ’.('?l,‘,“,L‘L' piChicag ercrye dhutiday, Hith and Farnam, A, D, MORSE, Should decree that through the ln_';'l% 'ixl”u* in "1"' ““I'N-l '\“‘\x' KEQLOR making to order,and doing the Six-foot tables, five legs y $3,8 A ) Friday vig D l = Tlp—— X i re 201 S will sell you atwo pound package o i ) r R Eagey kabiee, Hyo dom, only. M Fo route. ~ Tiekot rate Y Chicago _ Planta Beatr Yawcannaypetitreltznbonny o AN ) slap juok Tor ten conts, Clomana. 0s- | Dest for the least fmoney, is sale on trunks and valiscs. $17.50, from : ', Omaha, Lincoln | At Kuhn's drug store. not acknowledge that oaob foh na mananren e | kamp, #0le maniuldg Omaha, Neb. | the way we've been building ik marked down, orKunsas {eoping car rate — Robertson Bros. sell only ReonblaRsD0 ORI Qs R ARREI e : -ade, friends, and 2 E ”\ vilise marked dow n from € |,,,,..r.,*q per double berth, from Our stove trade, much to my surprise, the finest cigars at 216 5, 15th St, ) L iving in Omaha 9 _l inta Beaty N \I]) trade riends, anc rUHHIYb HAYI BROS., Kansas City 83 per double is 50 per cent ahead of any other season, R LEID. M ] knows the great Chicago & Northwest- At Kuhn's drug store for the past Dry goods and carpets, thing furnished except meals, These veat rush is on the Fashion steel | Drs. Glasier & Dodge, 407 Paxton blk. | ¢rn runs four passenger trains every - r ) ) . oxcursions are personally conducted by | runge. the handsomest and best con- e xm to Chicago, and that the P, Go to . M. Schadell & Co. for hats We don't an\ uf any bet- expericnced exeursion ‘managers who [ structed range ever shipped to Omaha, \1”“’1" fail to call at Hayward Bros. 0 p. m. accclernted \unlulm and bonnets, 1522 Douglas. ter way, except to get as well, mpuny parties to destination. For i 'ht by leading citize Monday. with new sleepers and fre rlor - , €XC get @ 0 r\u\liun h!lnl(-rn'ul\mining full particu- :;,..:fi.ul,"""hl.': }){)muh;"](";(ni. :I‘u: \\-3:1()9\( 8 "_ff“l' Five chair cavs run divect from the g 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam strects is | the very best and most attrac- lavs and map folder and time table of | preatest heating stove, is simply flood- milingly Kaocked Out Five. depot, Omaha. thus avoiding the annoy- | the new Rock Island ticket office, Tick- | tive materials f hoose groatess henting s\ (L 00 Our little town was thrown into con- | ing cars at Council Bluffs, tive materials for you to choose found in the city, Our lam Vdepartment | Sante Fe route and ry l\\nu of sleeping | fng Omaba and is driving the base ) g Q. 00| ng J Ars : « | ets to all points east ut lowest rates, et : 2 v S s 25 5 ron- Jop iy " o usion by a ] D0 ) [0 hite Safe, sure, sumptuous, speedy., satisfac- - - IC oIS or 20 a HpASA ped car berths, addre M. Osgood, gen- | hurner out vight and left fusion by a fight between four white | Saf pt peed tisf from Suits for ¢ that wear s complote in every particular,and our | 0P L. Palmer, froigt 1 U FIg Y & L L men_and_ten megroes, suys o special 1o | tory. The city ticket office i at 1401 lax Holzheimer C A 3 4 . ora nt, E. L Palmi reight and STOETZ] 1621 HOWARD, AR 21 . back decorated English «lmn‘ p.mn_ut $7.50 gont, A, T. & S, allrond. ¥ b G553 id the New York Sun from Epps’ Store, | Farnam S Baggage checked from 10 watch rep: " you so well you come back “;.Iw:‘:‘um\‘l,'::».‘l‘;q.'\("‘llx'in-nl:i)l::;-y-l- ';,'t',!. {‘:“‘;,‘l {308 Trmam stroot, Onmlm Nebraska. | Don't fail to call at Hay 08, ‘("“'l'l ““‘." "'1"”"3‘-' 0 'r“ "":"':“"‘I '|’|“‘ D ‘{““"’ .1 ‘1 g ""' ths ‘l“"""’l‘} 1413 Douglus st. smiling for another and send a 50 it \ a Store, 302 N BN I % or the timely arrival of o stranger the hicago and all points beyond on al — 1 S stk i o QAR N e TR Ty e e, o [ e whites would have fared badly, The | linos R R R ov. 8¢, John half dozen friends to us mean-y4 Dr, Kinsington leaves Omaha Wednes- | Stleat Leslio & Leslie’s, special agents, ; lAI;Ighlln\ll“ ry In.-m.._ g TOW.grow out n(an‘lml marle x;;:ul-:l\_lu . P, WesT. A General Agent. | §peaks at 1307 Douglas Sunday night, while day night for New York, where he will | 10thund Dodize sts, To the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul | drunken negro,whom one of-the white y Pass. Agt. phie Wl Yo assoclnted with the eve s g - railway belongs the credit of being the | menstruck., Ina mowent all the ne- - - Pioe carrisger, Beaman's reposiiony. f $45. p;u’.f,‘d:,q,‘..', LA 1h8 e and ear hos- | g 00 phaotons, beat and cheapest. | first in the country to. reduce the matter | groes rushed an him Mhrce of his riages best and cheapest. EROIIR A LoRosliovy Suits for $35, $40 and £45. kS e - —— - of electric lighting of trains to scientific | friends went to his rescue, but the odds . - Curtains and Drapery, i g e St London Tollet Bazaar Co. Special Love Lorn Screeches. perfection, One of the novel features | were against them, when a stranger Work in the Japanese Mint, Dewey & Stone Furniture Co, 80 much better than any 1I||ng agoney for these goods ut Loslie & | An ordinance to prevent the noisy | introduced in the sleeping cars is a | rode upon a black horse, looked around | There are about three hundred ol you ever seen, you're pleased Leslie’s, 16th and Dodge sts. ovil of blowing steam whistles on loco- | patent electric vending lamp in each sec- | for o moment, sprang from his ho employed at the mint of Yeddo, J Dr. Birney cuves cataveh, Bee bldg, | Y — Iunll\-‘\\\lllnnlhutl limits was con- | tion. With this luxurious provision, | and said. “You can’t down any Chris- | saysthic Philadelphia Evening Te i — as much anc iunk ‘em as The new offices of the Great Rock | sid by the commitiee on police and | reading at night before and after retir- | tian,” rushed in the crowd, and in less | When the men enter in the morni A Rare Case, cheap in the ],,n.\,. run. Island rvoute, 1602 Sixteenth and Far) n-imu- in Philadelphia the other day. | ing becomes as comfortable as by day, | than ten scconds he had five negroes laid | they are made to divest themselyves of t. Joseph News . Agedore—Here Y e ey ST e ale strects, Omaha, are thefinest in the city. \1 McMurray declaved that love- [ and when rotiving the toilet may ba | out as s4ff and lifeless as though Sulli- | theiv own clothes und put on others be- | is another oldest man in Ameriea just | | ou can do something cxtra Call and see them. Tickets to all poinl striken engineers on the Pennsylvania | made in comfort and seclusion. The | van had hit them, longing to the mint, At the end of a | died. But this one must have been an | in eastut lowest rates, and on the Reading railronds ave in the | berth vead lamp in the Pullman | After quiet wi red Mr, Jones [ day's work a gong sounds, when the [ impostor. e, habit of letting off unnecessary screcehes | sleeping cavs run on the Chicago, Mil- | went to him and asked his name. | somewhat curious spectacle is presented De Muscus—What makes you think . 1f You Wanta Plano Cheap, i ovder tolet their swoethéarts Jinow | waukeo & St Paul railway, belween | Ho sid e was from Virginia, wad for | of 3.0 men springing from the ground, | 50 Overcoats now for $18 to $25, Cash or time, see the bargain ut 107 N, | that they ave pussing, says the Record. | Omaha and Chicago, is lllllL ted and | want of a beitor name was sometimes | on which they have been seated, throw- “He omits to ascribe his longevity to e S N Bl 16thst. Meinberg, agont. o thought if safety gates were put at | cannot be used by any other railway | called *Unclo llunlnhl Ho inquired [ ing ot theiv clothes, and rushing, oither his use or abstinence from’ to- hxughl 4 (‘.?.x]stlmz‘n 1hl«, price -———— city crossings there would le noneces- | company. It is the greatest improve- | the way to Coinjock Brid I naked throng, 10 one end of the yard. | bacco.” offeree won't last 2 weeks. Look Here ity t .‘.1\.\\-" whistles at all ‘m the'c mvull of the a v it and 1}L~ con- | the saddie, and was off § sh. | Here they pass through the following P Rt i Donit satilatt it v { ‘ 5 Winter is coming. There ave a fow | limits. vinced, “Young Sullivan, ' as we ordeal in order to prove ihat they have AL l‘,w“”"‘ RO A . . on « cltit you want an good offices for rent in the Rumge bldg At the next meeting of the committee sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific | never been seen in these parts before. | nosilver on the Their back hai £ iy . overcoat for §18 to ¥ I g i ¢ i T~ $ with first class heating and best of | representatives of the railroads and eiti- | depot, Omuha, at G:10 p. m. daily, arviv- He is of medium size and is evidently a | pulled down and examined; Let the nice, sensible and stylish elevator services. Inquire of Frank J, s who approve of the ordinance will | ing at Chicago at 9:30 a. m, ure | fighter from ‘way back. An old darky | their Lands and hold Ramge. be given an opportunity to air their tickets and plu‘|b|llL’¢m berths at Union | standing by said he “don’t know what ink ar and then views on it, Ticketoftice, 1501 Favnum street (Bavker | dat man would er did ef he had er got | lastly, they run to the other end of the iniduigbt one too, for Lhat, matter, Koy block), Omaha. med, for he licked fiveand never stopped | yard, clearing two or three hurdles on | 5 FEeTE S0 vyl Reistic | Chas. Shiverick & Co., 1206, 1205 and Planta Beatrice, J. E. PRESTON, A. NasH,; smilin’ ner tuk his cigar outof his y. After this performance they 28 ik Farnaia s At Kuh's drug stove, Pass, Agents Gen'l Agent, | mouth. are allowed to go to their lodgings, Try the White Front market. 1409 Douglas, 10 Farna! 8 19 g ' 'y I oite (senta froe) and (lning: cav:leaves Before Buying no examine the new scale Kimball Doug We havo fust placed i stock one of the finest lines of ornamental china, Disque figures, statuary, ete., that can b