Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 25, 1891, Page 8

25, 1801- IXTEEN BENNISON - BROS, PAGE NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE THE OMAHA DAILY THE BOSTON STORE, 800 Dress Patterrs Seized by the COreditors of an E stern Jobber, THE BOSTON STORE BUYS THEM ALL. BEE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER TIME THE BOSTON STORE BASEMENT [ IN THE MK OF KELLEY, STIGER GOING OUT OF BUSINESS, Great Slanghter Sale of House Furnishing | Which Has Been the Talk of the Town on | The Louvre Kid Glove Store is Going Out of Goods in Our Basement, Acoount of Its Wonderful Soap Sale EVERYTHING TO BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE T \ | A Hundred Thonsand Bargains to Startle | Arrival the the World Tomorraw. of a Train at Mbment, All Departments Are Now Filled to Tk Opporture Utmost Capacity’ Business, WONDERS AND BARGAINS NEVER CEASE. OUR SECOND FLOOR DID THE BUSINESS. W.LL CONTINUE TO SLAUGHTER SOAP, | MUST VACATE PREMISES IN TWO WEEKS, ESPECIALLY OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 1t Includes the Finest Imported Robes ver Saw and Hundreds of Ities in Striped and Tufted Suitings, To Make Goods When Room for Our ¥ Ladies, Price is The Goods We Sold Sat st n the Basement Tomorrow- Do Fail- Let Nothing Keep Yon Away or You'll Regretit the I est Day You Live. We Stavsed the Big Bargain, 16 On Oupdecond Floor We Expected Things to Go With a Rush, LiTeRN T iday rday 62,000 Cakes and 80,000 Cakes Which Be Sold Monday Re- gardiess of Cost. 1nity Ever Offsred on the Face of the Globe to Get Kid Gloves- Sale Bogine Monday. We Exhibit All the New ¢ loaks and an Early Call Will Be Greatly to Your ze. Greatest Oppor Have ust Now No Ohject Must onge Adva Go. JTHE ENTIRE LOT GOES ON SAL COME! BE SURE TO COME But the tremendous onslought madeon [ No At this TOMORROW = AND = AT = PRICES | And when you get through with the [ some of tie linesexceeded even our most 10,000 WHICH WILL MAKE THE SALE A | basement, tackle the shoe department. | sanguine expections. This was cially | ter price, GILE . : ¢ It's the largest in Omaha and tomor- | so in regard to the center table 10,000 You can’t cell it buying when you get | vow’s the greatest day of the year, which we put into the sale at $1.98. | qu $15,00 robe for $5,00, or a $2.00 dress And now for the bargains in the base- [ They’re wortn fully double that amount, pattern for 79c, | ment. and 1t didn’t take the people long to And that we offer you temorrow and At B4 a yard—Remnants of best appreciate the fact. \We saw early in 800 more bargains besides, each as big | calicos, comfort calicos, dark « the sale that they wouldn't last long, so if not astill greater bargain than the | culicos, upron check, ginghams—all in | we telegraphed for another carload to mill remnants—iie o yard. They came in yestor- Tomorrow, 150 picces best quality | day and were none too soon. the ‘others table ofleloth, worth 2ic. for Me a vard, | being all sold out early the day. A FINE CURTAIN POLES GIVEN [ few customers were disappointed, but if they'll come in Monday we'll fix them AWAY FREFE | Handsome cherry, oak, ebony and | all right. We've another lot of sur- morrow, full pattern. | wanutcurtain and fine brass [ prising bargains all ove JAUSLE An ontik dross pattorn in | wimmings' freo every pair of OUR SECOND FLOOR. checks and plaids, 5kinch wool suit- | yytains. = ) Ry g i orth s e BLY ) S mancana 1 nac | B Moy, Thares no e o, giving AL#1.50: An dtive dress pattorn, 55- CURTAINS TOMORROW. {i8 ol ths gosdane Vot rure i eaSTeLIS 10 IO MA/asIErs R RES: | giraeie et g Hinm g G ettng) valuos in il kindé of farnituro, biankota \eso come in hack and colors and nre LT A alues in all kinds e, blankets, vorth at least $3.00, but go at $1.50 a B Al comforters, winter shirts, underwear, LS & Beautiful designs in crockery, boots and shoes, and, in fact, everythir puttern tomorrow. ham curtains, worth $2 AL# pair. SR R ON OUR SECOND FLOOR. sompounded more prescriptions a fow of the pric rticles at 5eeach, not one « our doors are closed we have he- worth of kid must close out inside of DRESS GOODS, 1 hrings brisk demands for Bedford suitings, cheviots, « huir guitings. *We have them,” Our stock {s abundant Our assortment in both plain and novelty suits are the correct stylcs, ab unguestionably low prices, “TO STIMULATE THE TRADE. Our cheviot worth G0¢ will be sold on Monday nt30e, HPluase note, All wool cheviot SCOTCH CHEVIOT. BO-inch _fashionable, serviceablo cheap. This cloth is worth sale during this week, S0c, CHEVIOT, wide wale dingonals are the ex- fashion. We sell a superfine 52 inches wide, $1.35, BEDFORD CORD. great favorite this ser it leader, 52 inches wide, $1 BEDFORD CORD. Rich cloth; perfect colors. 1 hanasome novelties in Bedford £1.00, CAMELS’ HAIR SUITING, This suiting so very fashionable, hand- some styles tuflled with camels’ haiv, 50 inches wide, $1.35, DRESS FLANNELS All wool. To line we This is not a lot of old soapas you may writing think at the low price it will be”sold at, | a1 > tuking but soap that has not | out of the | tween $20,000 and factory forty-cight hours, gloves which we This was 1o be shipped to n St. Louis | two weel jobber, but the shippingclerk made an Livery lady or gentlos crror in shipping and it was shipped to | dealt with us usiand we were telegraphed tosell it out | vothing but the very at any price it would bring. gloves. The cheapest glove wo havo Do not fail to got some of it as it all | ever sold has been $1.00 and wo havo goes at HALE THE REGULAR [sold very few under $2.00 per pai PRICE, Beginning tomorrow morning we Pure coconnut oil soap at 1ie a cuke close out these goo Spanish castile soap at 3 the sacrifice muy every make in overy imaginable, and every length that is made. Also have a full line of men’s buck and ealf gloves, also ladies’ hand made wool and silk mit- tens, We have wot to closo out this 2100/ || 956t tomorrow, Bo: stock, as wo said_ before, inside Elder flower soap, worth 20¢, Se, of two weeks, and no sacrifice Palm oil soap, worth 2, 0 will be too great. — If you livo Cactus pure out of the city and want to biy $10.40, 25¢, e, $15.00 or $20.00 worth of gloves send in your order, with number and color you want, and wo will send _you a bargiin, No gloves will be fitted” or exchanged under any eircumstances This sale will boa grent for gentlemen, as woll car in mind we also have a ful of children’s gloves, We thank all our patrons for past favors and though we consider Omaha the leading city of the west, we are com- velled to give up our and Omaha | simply because we ean not get a location to suit us, ” S A invoice, sord iel’s 30,000 artic rter price. 000 acticles at18e each, not one quars tor pri 2,000 articlos a ter price, 100 children’s high chairs at worth $1.00, 5,000 white heavy all sizes, He each 500 wash boards, 10¢ chy s at 10c each, not one nan who has ever knows that we keep finest grades of blue euch, not one quar- e oach, re somo of the least: L LLLRUL An entire dress pattern, full style, striped, tufled wool dress goods (limit ons to a custo- mer) worth $2.00. They go at 70¢ to- vegetuble dishes, st ymutter how great beg we oves in hooks, in yard wide, now ohth ke per and and On neak Pure glycerine sonp, worth 10 Tar healing soap, worth 10¢, 31 Pure castile soap, e, Fine buth soap, worth 20¢, 8 Unsconted glycorine sonpiwill compare ach. | with 1 sonp; 25, buttons inted tin flour bare 25 50¢ each; worth $1.00. Fancy painted tin flour bavrels, 50 pounds, 75¢ each; worth £1.50. Solid copper wash boilers, Novelty clothes wringers each. Clothes pins, 6 dozen for 5e. Western washing machines #3.88 each Mrs. Potts’ sad irons, 8 in set, SSc set. Lurgo size mirrors only 20c each, Long bar gly cerine, r Superior clothes writigers only $1.50, [ 100, © il L Solid copper teukettles, d9¢ and 7 Hore each, 3fine cakes of Iolding clothes bars, 89c ench leatherctte fancy box; the box Iine painted foot tubs, 25e, worth 75¢. | alone is worth 23c, without 50-foot clothes lines, i would be cheap at 0c: tomorroy Handsome gilt picture frames, 59¢ and | ~ Hero is a bargain you don't get overy 69 each, . Come early, ~Fivst come, fivst 3-hoop pails, onl ved, ’ 75 medicine Decorated $1.00. sot, G-foot step lndders, 59¢ each. Decorated dinner plates to mateh, Se Solid granite tea_and coffe cach and 75e, worth $1.00 and $1.50. 100 Great sale dress goods at yard, | decol worth . Great salo ladies the lowest pric Omaha. Great sale of carpets at net cash, ju to reduce stock. Great bargnins Mond, Fanc, poles pounds; with The treme quality 2.2 s drug stores charge only 1 son. Our worth $1,75, go Notting , go at $1.49 soup, vegetable, worth n and I cord 00: Entire dress pattern, lar pri ) At 21,98 we offer most beautiful styles, in_#6-inch Scoteh ploids. Theso ‘would be bargains at | i “honitifel lace #1.50 even, but they go tomorrow ut $2.00 | eyme as myariably a patern, handsome curtains, patterns, very wido, sold at 5 g0 at We in our we are. How can it be sold? DRUG DEPARTMENT toilet soap, put up in a last week than we over did ina single week before, People are rapidly learn- ing thata preseription compounded by one of our registered pharmacists costs them only about one-half as much ng it would if put up in an old time dr store. Castoria, 25¢. Licbig's extract of beef, 30e. Tetlow’s swan down, 10 . & W. quinine, ounce bottle, 60c. 3 or 4 gr. quinine capsules, doz. 20c, Household amonia, large bottle, Se. Seidlitz powders, box, 25¢ at A large and well' sclocted line of im- ported and_domestic wines, brandics, whiskies, wins, ete., for medicinal use, bottled and in bul The sales in our BUTTER AND EGG DEPARTMENT | (hent continue to incre: It kkeeps us hust- | jocy ling tosupply the rapidly growing army [ BENNTISON of customers at this department with < o ¥ the best grades of butter and eggs, but That 5 O'clock Train v 0 we manage to do it, and what is more, | on the Chicago & Nortl e ol inst | obragtall we supply them ata lower prico than | Sroving the reocs teminiongon % Jnst chilarsihe ColonslDbnncllyy JURR I proving the most conveniont and popu- | The movement of graimn from this scetion other dealers charge for old rank £oods. | jap enstern train from Oma ] et i Lriala 3 Ask your neighhors if this isn’t true. | equipmentof this train consists entirely | a5 0ect much lighier during tho past thirty Youll be surprised at the number of [ of vestibuled parlor cars. “*Northwest. | 0235 han was anticipated Lwo mouths ago them who are our customers and aro | o' diners tnd Dellman ant Wnrerts | Wiilo tho total number of cars moved dur- ready to back our stateme slaoplng cavs, £ ing that time was greater than durin, W. R. BENNI This Lrtin Teaves direct from the U. | corrésnonding peviod of last year, it foll far ————— P. depot AT OMAHA at 5 o'clock daily below the expectation of trafie offlcials Guitars, $3.00. Bank, and arvivesat Chicago at 8:15 the noxt A traftic man of one of the Omaha roads e e morning. City office, 1401 Farnam street, | attributes this ofnialrafitofty German Ca holic Bazaar. 5 s S it things: First, the bad weather, which made The ar for the benefit of St. Jo- rammercy Park, it impossible or inadvisable for the farmers | seph’s school will be held in Bohemian | Wo offer your choice of 60 of tho most | to thresh their wheat, so that most of it ve. National hall, South Thirteenth and | beautiful lots in this addition at $G00 | Mains in the stack; socoua b RO BOLICK EUND Williams strects. 1t will open Monday +h, %50 cash and $10 per month, whaut!h' olroulnrs, which e influencea | Apount of levy .08 Wl ainy 8 Octobenioal it continie D1 816 I BK 600N (o B0k s comel LNAIT, l:nn\olx'\“luv\'\‘ r;:-n.m-nl}m-...\ possis | saliros to Octobui'1 oz through’ the weok, closing Suturday, | mencing Monday, October 19 and end- | 14 the markot prics. A wint fiie wh A g : e October 31, Donations for that worthy | ing Saturday, November 21, nest TouliE e Louiihots Taypieia e cause have been numerous and costly, kv lot not sold on November 21 | for ready money and are compelled to sell promising a fine display. will be'advanced Lo $800, When'the harvest commenced tho PROGR AMME. A. P. TUKEY. railroads ;,':IHI,‘ d in all their freight cars in Monday—Grand opening concort Now, Vork Difo anticipation of n cav famine, but after a tom- Tuesduy—1, Indian’ symbolic chant Dl I ik porary rush, caused by the movens of nh. 10¢ for a stund_lamp complete. © (chorus en musse). Gold' fillad)Tonse, (" B, W) TRaymond| corey business/droppodiofr andiis agniu vory fora stand lamp complete with 2. Plastic representation of | movement, $21.00. S. Bank, 114 5. 16th. | * Mo hopes of trafic ofie de. 4 the history of all human hats. - - = on the new corn for a stand lamp with fancy shade. (Valentin Gerhard. ) Artistic Picture Frames. to movo. th down foraleader to a8c. Two d 19¢ for a stand lamp worth $1.00. Wednosday—Weinreise, waltzer, ete. | A. Hospe Douglas strect. patterns Lo o customer is the limit, G69c for astand lamp with fine faney By Avion Siuging Society. e We have a lot of men’s heavy under- | shade. Recitati (By Ad. Barh No Trade. G = wear that we wish to close out.” 89 will | The above goods are VES We cannot take anything in teade for [ N, grippl e be the price for Monday. Not a gar rec times tho price. i . T Boliuus Divlo, Barly, Risoes 1 1: U three times the price. amer Park lots'at $600. The lots | Spall pill. Safe pill, " Best pill ment worth less than 75¢ and from that [ Our extensive stock of holiday goods are well worth $800 today and they will [~ 2 up to $1.75. Fall andwinter weights. needs more room—no sacrifice is great not be sold forless than'$800 after No- Dr. Birney cures catarri, n L The alot of those samplo hand- | enough to enable us to clear out odds vember 21 next. Now is the time to buy " — : glish lettors, 23e, usually solc . kerchicfs left, St is the price now; | and onds of crockery, glassware, tin- them. A. P. TUkEy, Western Pensions. 2 special bargains in ladies” hand em- | vegul wnd Hse good ware, ete, 3 New York Life Wasnixaroy, D. C., Oct. 24, —|Special Tele- broidered Jupanese silk handkerch " handicerchiofs weo have tl our bargains in jewelry, g gram to Tae Bee. | —The fo istof peu- ecolloped borders, new desigus, at ins of the scason at 5e, 8te, See our bargains in clocks, sions grantad is rejoriad by Bie uud | and slc cach, handkerchiefs worth ‘o our bargains in bask Examiner Bureau of Claims nufacturer’s samples, our bargains m toys. s ladies, AT $3.18 collar nity Wo offer complete dress patterns in all wool eamel’s hair, all wool tufted plaids, and checks, and silke stripe novelti ' iy ) 20, y 2 o OO T AN all entirely’ new in Omaha), these o AlL wool, 50 inchs wide, worth G5e, on “‘""l";}"‘;”"Ifi"i‘[‘"_;‘“‘\‘i””‘1'}:‘{" #6.00, but | pire curtaing, worth £10.00, go at $4.75 Monday 4 Lot Seaall e ALD e a0 3 98—Imitation Brussels lace cur- ROBES. l'.“‘l'_'_""“"” ! IIINII\ 1":\(\'“\’“"-“- ¢ | tains in real lnce patterns and when We will make a special effort in t Bo e ] Cos e some of | draped having all the appearances and department—we offer on Monday }-""‘"”“‘ "1' Tl _""1'”"_"“‘1" FOLeS, | ¢ifects of the most expensive goods, ac nnine Seoteh Cheviot in hand- | hndsomcly embroidéred orundorwoven | tually worth $10.00, but go at” $£.98 to- some mixtures, so very fashionable just [ With real astruban trimming in black | yorroy, G AL 810,008 > and eolors, and a number of elegant em- | "G Our assortment this broldered ovening costumes which | gijk draperies at e, 10c, AYGE Lk ng ¥ n e would be considered o stunning bargain | 1 e E e RS A .00 or more, but the choice of that invite your pur ed tomorrow without es nok silk finished Henrietta, 76, ception for $5.00, : . e J:‘.»‘:v.- Sy #5.00 buys any of the entire lot. Don't 5 3 . | forget %5, 00, W S O C I Pz KE THE BLEVATOR sur magnificent CLOAK AND MILLINERY D MENT The sale of the season is on now, and « the lady who misses the opportunity to y buy a jucket wrap or hat during this sulo misses one of the grandest chances that ever fell to the lot of human heing. . Dresent tashion. Wiy reliable black | Did you hear about the shoes? Well, gadthing but steletly reliablo black | 0 o i the duy. Don't forget, it's “Wo have just received a large assort- [ from 9 to 11 in the morRing; $140a pair, ment of b SO0 A el - NEW LACES AND CREPES N O I N for reception and evening wear. : LHD BASEMENT. Never since knives and qilnch (french chitton crapes in ol | dishies wore used woro prices 5o low as | Omahu are requosted to meet at 1318 eliflon erepe Nountings und edging to | they will be found in this new depart- | Jackson street, Sunday, October 24, 2 p. mateh, £ €10 eit. We can sell you awwhole sot of | m. By order President It. Telford. R ety dishes for what regufar stores ask for a \ few eups and saucers, and wo'll sell you oint und Fedor ; R R a better lamp for 15¢ to $1.50 thun othiers will for a $5,00 bill, Latest novelties in veilings, Latest novelties in Hund painted gauzo feather fans, Latest noveltiesin dress trimming and buttons in endless variety. HANDKERCHIEFS, Ladies’ fine embroidered Swiss lawn handkerchiefs, neat design, only 1ac, Ladies’ hand embroidered fine lawn and combr handkerchiefs, scolloy and 11, S, border, new design, ouly Zic, Ladies” fine hand embroidered sheer lawn handkerchiefs, choice new Sle, 7o, $1L00amd $1 %' hand embroidered init linen cambric handkerchiefs, old in uniquo tho soap; stock reduce inches Close guipure curtains, 60 wide and worth $5.00, go at 3,25, At§1.75—Very heavy real French gui- 15¢ ¢ ch, chests, 1 e ouch, worth cups and saucers, He per store ROBES. LOUVRE GLOVE CO., piece completo dinner set, higl 1506 Farnam. ited, worth 1 All w re all 1 and Violin and bow, S, 16th stree d children’scl it Bank, 114 8, ever shown in imitation china 124¢, worth up e every pi son in fine stamped: best English ware made than ever and prices The “Big ¥ | The best in the world, at Meinberg's. MRE AND POLICE, ' Pianos, 16th street. Bank, 114 S. 16th, - - $115 Will Buy a Piano Worth double the money at Meinberg's. -— “HOLD YOUR WH wrmers Heeding the © BED SPR DS, 50 crochet quilts, worth $1.00, go (Limited.) seilles bedspreads, worth § in every department Bunjos, 2.00, 1 1 > wle comforters and blankets all sl ve Lorces, zes of drunkenness and sleeping on duty were preferred against Oficor Von Mugge by Vaclav Kubee at the meoting of the fire and police commissioners last even. ing. The trial of the odicor was set for next | Suturday ovening, 1, Cogan and Mitchell were e, Oficer George ept i position in the nent. river Kling of truck 1 was granted ton duys' leave, Captain Graves of No. 6 was grauted ten days’ anuual leave, | commencing October 14, “Tne mayor appointed 12, . Enright a «po- cial policeman at the arnam street theater, I'ie committeo on finance reported us fok lows: worth from 7e to 1 ke, Turkey red damask, fast color, tea ieavy cream damask, 2c. ached damasks, vecy fino, worth $1.25 2,400 stamped bureau searfs, splashers and tray cloths, worth up to $1.50 und 2,00, g0 at 50 TIE BOSTON STORE, Right on the corner now, N. W. cor. 16th and Dou RS Notice, Members of the stone pavers union of nel's hair, $1.15 BROS. Black 40-meh faney weaves, 6 Black 50-inch all wool Fanncl, 6 Black all wool eheviot, 50 Black 52-inch imported cheviot . Our mourning department contains every conceivable weave and style in the present fashion. AT 68, S 1 v resigned to u. T CO. CROCKERY 114 S. 16th. condition forks and Handsome ¢ Lu’lll’t Slll‘r'; Music. A. Tospe, 1513 Douglas strect. marquiese, Venetian luce louncings -in Total Balined O t Averige exponse per montli for the pist nine months 8 8008 The committeo says that if this rate of exe pendituro is continued the bal of the year it will leave a deficit of § FURE FUND, ORE. | Right on the corner now. Northwest corner 16th and Doug and ostrich Thekool Gt ATors Street. Great bargains for Monday, s, fo i % B. Falconer, Have you looked into our west show window? We have on display there a line of those 38¢ Scoteh suitings, They are 7he and #1100 pods, all marked co now based Amount of levy nroiriow based ) - AmOunLoLIoYS s oD, which will commoneo | §iEAFICS 10 etober § oo MBkeiotnaxt montt, 1A | ALsasllancous expaudivy Total e report wis received and i when | One potice ofticor for the inside s ono for taken | the outside of cach clection booth 1s to be ap- pomnted and the question of how many depa ties would be necessary came up. Ninety deputies for special duty will be appointed by the mayor. pain and are worth two § Peter in der Fremde, drama in three acts. (By St. Joseph Dramaticul club, Arion Singing society. 1. Deutscher Gruss, Heimaths Licd. Quartetto by H. Kaiser, Rob. Preush, Otto 2der- wiser, Peter Laux, 2. Grand oyster supper. 3. Australian Thursday dg. Friday e it Birney cures catarch. co bldg. for Sidney Notes, Corporal Alfred J. Hamblin iy C, Twenty-fivst mfantry, one of the brightest ofs, — Special prices on all our tween now and the holidays. H. B GRAY, wi hest work be- E 10¢, (1) up to oe; all SIHOES. A 9 el se. Novraskn: Original—Jotn G, Poaque, footwear, high and ladies and Our motto is relinbility in and our stock consists of a medium grade of shoes for children, OUR PRICE LIST. Women's genuine dongola worth ut §1. Women's genuine worth #2.00 at $2.00. Wome gonuine wortii $2.50 for $2.50. Women's genuine worth $3.00 at $3.00, Women's hand turned dongola button avorth #3.50 for $3.50. Women's hand turned dongola button worth $1.00 at $1,00, Women's cloth top turned worth $4.85 for $1. Call and look over our stock and get prices before you shoes, button dongola button dongola button dongola button front lace of ehoes buy your KELLEY, STIGER & CO, Corner Farnam and 15th, e Removal Notice. Coolk’s shoe store has moved from his old stand on Farnam streev into his new store in the new Karbach building, cor- ner of F'ifteenth and Dou Wo are all sottled and ready for with the finest line of shoes in the 1S streets, busi ness, city. All are invited to call and sce our now W. COOK & SON, Fifteonth and Douglas - - Alonzo Jay Hart, an woerat, horéby unnounce candidate for re-clection to the oftice of justive of tho pe in the city of Omaha, Neb,, and my ofticial acts for the two yours last past as justice of the pence will aid you in “determining whether [ am entitled o your support or not. Haxr, stovo, independent that 1 am a - gold watches, 16th strec Boys wanted—Ten boys wanted at Ameviean District T aph oftice, 1504 Deuglus street, Good wages paid. Ladies' sol Baulk. 114 5 $10.00, S and bought at one-third their value. Bed comforts 49¢, a big lot, value 6ie. 1 comforts at G7ic, these are grent 10, are worth $1.00. 1 comforts, eider down, full size HL.874, can’t be bought Tuesday for less than $6.00, Silk covered thix is our ave for Monday Black cock feather boas Monduy only £5 00 each, value $7.50. ypers, cold woather styl 1,00 roods, Monday 82,65, e our bargainsin hemstitehed linen doyleys, tray eloths, bureau scarfs and Lunel cloth, fine goods, bought as a job at half their value, no such bargains ever shown before in this line. We have a 23c towel for Monday that we wish to call your attention fo it is worth 40e, We will sell standard atoc ayard, genuine 7ic und winterstyles. The b are too numerous to mention, the best cloak stock in the eity finest voom 1o show them in, Come ¢ bed vomforts at §7.65; These prices prints Monday quality, fall Wo N, B. LR e 1. Dietrickarchitect, 003 N, Y Life. ALCONER. Patronize Neb, r at Steam laundr City Solid gold baby rings, 25, S, Banl, 111 South Sixteenth st - Chieago 1 lication by I\ R 1th St Nug 35 S - The fiem of Welty & Guy dissolved by mutual ¢ wirmest thanks to our kindness in the past, patronago will still be nt, has sent. wo trust thel given D. M Welty who will continue the business at the old stand, 1316 Farnam street. V teuly yours, D. M. WELTY Gro, H An elegant line of blankets and openci. I'he Burlington's No. 2 see the magnifi urers’ | one, hand pianos. alins in our cloak department and the Iy, 08 the best goods go fivst, mes delivered day of pub- heen With ustomers for robes ee our borgains in dolls See cur burgains in pictures, Sce our bargains in frames, See our bargains in ornaments, Sce our wonderful artments. »w goods ave coming in We have the most attractiv visit in Omaha, THE 99 CENT STORE. H. HARDY & CO. rat-Cluss Pianos Only every day. store to Strictly at Meinberg’s, 109 North 16th street. Before Huying a Piano wmt styles which the Meinberg Co. are offering at munufact- *prices and on terms to suit every Some good burgains in second- 109 North 16th street., D Electro-thermal baths and massage treatment, Mme. Post, 8194 S, 15th strect, i b il rosewood Bay State guitavs, Banlk, 114 5. 16th street, R — The new Hotel Brunswick, 16th and Juckson. with all modern improvements, Now open for guests, Moderate prices. Solid $8,00, S, annual ball and banquet of Order of ymaha Division No, Railway Conductors, will be given at Washington hall Wednesday ovening, ovember 11, and us the O, "R C, noted for their socialibility wanteed, good time s ¢ - All the latest sheet Bank, 114 5. 16th stee - le Kimball Pianos, 313 Douglus streot. o b Don’t buy a watch before you prices of S Bank, 114 5. 16th street. e T I have for sale in Benson some H-room cottages on Graded school, branch postoftice, gro y stores, meat warket, motor cars, hing like it ever offered ut the price, ASTUS A, BENSON, 412 N, Y. Life. music 10¢, S, New \l. ot A. Hospe, 1 two hand 15y terms, are got voting exerc wday—Closing of voling and dispo- sition of article Atteactions of all kinds have been prepared to entertain and compensate the patrons. Among the articles a costly cane will bo voted to the suc ful city mayor. A living organ will be played on one of the cvenings. Supper ¢, lemonade stand, postoflico, con- foetionery department, wheel of fortune, telephone, ete., will ba always in charge of the ladies of St. Joseph. - y & Co. movement, gold Bauk, 114 5. 16th, e Big Four the world, 109 North it They lead Co.. agents, The 16th el G W. T, Seaman, wagons and carriagos Tamilton W magnetic physicianand surgeon. Spe- v, disonsns of women and children, . 16th streot. Telephone 1483 Shirts to order. Nebraska Shirt Co. ST - Taking, Very Taking afterncon vestibule train on the western” s taking n very | astern travel from Omaha Its convenient hour of departure (5:00 p. m.) from the union depot, Omaha, and arrival at Chicago (8:15 a. m.) are mak- ing the train very popular with Omaha people. This train is made up of f purlor ears, sleepi and dinir cars, vestibuled throt City oftice, 101 Farnam strest. , s . Cyalopedias, I have w few sats of cyelopedias taken in exchange for Johnson's, which I ex- peet to elose out seonat w very low price, Among them are the Stoddurd and Seribner editions of Eneyclopedia Bri tannien, also the'R. 5. Peal reprint of the Britunnica, Apploton’s American with index vol., Tnternational, People’s and Chamber’; Address me at once if you wish to pur- chase u eyelopedia of any kind W. P, HuNNiwovrr, Omnha, Nob, “Norf share of the cars wout, Photographer, 213 N 16th street. hirts made in one d Nebraska 1 Co. I"actory at City Steam laundry - s at Factory 109 North -~ Aristo enameled cabinets have been made by us the past year at $4 per dozen and will be continued at the same price, H. E. Gray, Photographer, orth 16th street, Al s et wn, dentist, Bee building. RECENT ARMY ORDERS, Shi rice 1 street, Pian at Meinberg’s, S. R, Pat day in the Reg Army. W asmisaros, D. C., Oct. 24.—[Special ogram to Tug Bk —The following aruy orders woro issued today : ‘The following changes in the stations and duties of ofticers of the corps of engineers avo ordered: Captain William H. Bixby is relieved from station at Wilmington, N. (., and will turn over his works to the tem porary charge of First Lieutenant Mason M >utrick. He will proceed to Newport, K. [ volieving Major William K. Livermore of the works 1 his cbarge. Major William S, Stanton, upon being relieved from duty ut Boston, Mass., by Major Laivermore, will proceed to and take station at Wilmington N. C., and assume charge of the works under the tomporary charee of Pirst Lieutenant Patrick. Captain John C. Malloy, upon being relieved from auty at Baltimore, Md., by Captain Evie Bergland, will proceod to and tuke station atSt. Augustine, Fla., re heving William M. Black of tne duties under his charge. Captain William M. Black, upon g velieved from duty at St. Augistine, la., by Captain John C. Malloy,” will pro coed to and tuke station at” Willits Point, N \., reporting to tho mandiog oflicer reat for assignment to duty C, battalion of engineers, and ut States engineor sehiool First Lioutenant Harry Taylor is relieved from duty in Now Yors city under the orders of Licutanant Colonel Gieorve L. Gillesy and will at_once proceed to and tuko station at Dortlaud, ~ Oro, reporting to Major Thomas H. ' ilundbury v lieving First Licutenant Edwurd Bure of his n t duties. Rirst Lioutenant Burr, upon being relieved by First Licutant Yaylor, will proceed to and take station Changes of Ye: con the Ut lustay John W. Dickson, W. M. H. Dobson, Michael Braseh, Nicholas Ogier, Jumes K. P. Hayes, Cornelius Bykerk, George M. Cicland, Sam uel 1. Stockton, William M. Knowles, Peter J. Putnam, William L Kwiser. Additional Jumes O. Wilson, Myron C. Pope, Ilijah Thomas, Chester Watts, Henry Miller. Tu- crease—Robert Huston, [saic onard, Warren M. Hayes, William Chapman, Harri son Sayre, Jerome C. Ford, Widows — Eliza Long, Carrie A. McLea Towa: Original—Hiram V. Grifin, A. Spey, J. Franklin Lindsay, Hira penter, Georgo W.'Tiptou, [fida Parish, No man | John D. Wapchoff, Amos (! William J. Woodside, Puilip 1. Pict ncis Vogus, James . Strain, Willium atmont, William J. Hines, Additional W. Fiack, Johin Crowl. Georgo I n, Ira H. Sargent, Joliu J. Builey Inerease—John Grutcheek,” Andevson Hays, Jawes I, Miner, John McClintic, Albert M. Cooper, Joseph Sowell, Lewis 1lesse, Adam Keller, David J. Miller, Almanson 1. Jewell, John A. Neison, Henry'J. Dewitt. Roissve Tthumer Watkins, Cuarles \W. Seantan, Wil liam Burgo. Original widows —Surah A.Gan, Mary [, Foote. South Dakota . iuller, Hivam A Herman Locken. Original —John Mitlor, focl Loowis, Puilip 1. Bray, - DeWitt's I'ne Constipation poi Little Karly Risers c cause removed, the dise the vlood; constipation. se is wone, L. A, C B, The L. A. C. E. sodicty work for the winter on last Monday evening, ‘This ted with the tem I'wenty-fourth, existence for the past two fuliille¢ boyond all for which it wa resumed its organization is oue conne ple on Harney street It has been in veurs, aud bas bappily anticipations the purpose estavlished. A1l whether bors of tho congregation or not, are eligible for memver ship. The names of 150 persons ave at pros put upon its books, wnd many will be wrollod, 80 It is reported, during tho next few weeks, The iitiuls by which the socioty is kuown, speciiy the objocts of the sae. Phe L~ stau for the literavy tasto to be awakened among the mombers; the A for th dorod to the belpless and poor, the C for the cuituro to be fostored aud tho E for the entertain went to be afforded, 1tis tho intention of tho Arrangemont committes, which has ia charge the propuration of programmes for all ncetings, 0 ive the mombers i courso of Winter fag ures- i which the bost home and near ticipate. The meet | Fort Omaba, Neb.. nou-commissioned oflicers 1 the regiment, who for long time was regimental clork and post school teachior, was discharged this weak upon expiration of term of service Private Thomas ilickey, company O, Twenty-first infantey, was dischavged this week under the veteran act, Sergeant Amsler Private pany C, ‘Twenty-first infautey, have gone ta with wilitary conviets, Donnegan and Cornyn, who ave “en route te the Leavenworth military prison Licutenants 1% L. Palmer, Charlos G. Dwver, L. G. Upton ana William M. Morrow of the Twenty-lirst infantry have o Fort . A. Russell, Wvomitig, to play a nis wateh with the ofticers of ‘thut post Gottlob Hopp who served eighteen years i the Twenty-first intantey and was discharged at his own request oue year ago, has re-en. listed iu company I3 of thi same regiment. Musician duiiis Jonsen, company ¢, Fwons ty-first anfantey, hus been madé a corporal wud appointed a sehool toacher Corporal Wilfred B, Ruder and Michael Loftus, Dalton Itoe, Maurice D, Rudesky ana George N. Paris of company 1, Twenty-first infuntey, have gone north to tho Sand Hills on a ten days’ hunt Private James Hurdman, company Glover, come Privates 1%, our | post baker, has gouo to Denver on a short | rurlough Licutenunt LeRoy S. Upton, with hment of enlisted apent the week examining the boundiries of the rvation on Lawrence Fori Principal Musiclau ioborts of the band of tho T'wenty-fivst wfantey, who hias been ¢ on o threo months' furlough, has returned for duty . 1. Jurgensen, who was enlisted by Licitenaut Stampor at Lincoln, Neb., uus arvived and has been nssigned to company C, i wood - IS CLVILIZED AMERICA, A Sane Woman in an Asylum by her Husband, Oct., 26.—Mrs. Boiis Nau, wealthy retirod furni- wis L Confinement of Inss NEW Youk wife of August ture doaler of afternoon released from the Long Island private insane asy- Jum at Amityville, by order of Justice Cullén of the su irt, on the ground that sne bad been illegally committed. The woman has been in the asylum for tour years. She 1 sent there on the certificate of two phy- siciuns who pronounced her in r Albert ek, on behalf of Mrs, au, alloges that sho was perfectly sane i it sho was doprived of Lor liberty in orde 10 o her busbaud to conduct himsell as ho pleased in certain he court, Niku, o respects Nortolk, V., relleyiug. Gapiain foreigu tal ut will pac ing Pisbewer of the duties now under s char ey By ining e meeL] Major Lewis (. Overman s relieved from | on 0% 0 cads ™ Evorybody seemed to be duty at Claveland, O., and will tuen over the | {NEEG 8 the wael fate ard long lifo of this works in his chargo to Lieutenant { HE ton, Kubbi o Willinm V. Judson temy wd ropair to | B0 Goots dnd Sam Frank wera thoso this eity and tako station e R P W ant Colonel Peter C. Hain s B under his chargo. Lieutenant Cole | C. Hains, upon being re | this city by Major Lewis € relieving Licutenunt Colonel Jar of the duties now in wing. Gen'lL Agent Bohnson’s Cycloped H. A. Kinnay, general agont Detroit - Motor Co., formerly 1~ N. Y, Life v surgeon, 1. T, Allen, M. D, 1, furnished with li- | building, has leased and moved into Dv, | Ramge bk, 1ath& Harney, Omaha, Of conveniences, und the | Marcer’s block, 1112 Howard, tice duys, Mon,, Tues., Wéd., and Sat. “*Burlington” dining cars, in - - meuls of superior oxcellence and Sights and Scenes in ¢ i, Bothesda & Couax minaral ) varioty are served ut the uni- | is the name of one of the recent publica- | Sherman & MeConnoll’s phirmacy about the climate and the fruits It | fyrmnprice of 75e. tions issued by the passengor depart- ~ makes you anxious to the country | No. 2 leaves Depot | ment of the Union Pacific system Gold filled case, G. M for yoursell. | 30 p. m. daily, s vestbuled [ It deals minutely with every resort of | ment, $14.50, 5. Bank, 1 best time to go is in the fall and | throughout and runs’ from Omuha to | health or pl » within It assigned - winter. Thon work here is least press- | Chicago without change of any kind; iv | limits and will be found bright and in Solid Trams From Omaha | wbsence based on sur ing und California climate is now pleas. ago at 8 o'clodi the fol- | teresting re It is doubly interest Vestibuled, electric lighted snd steam | ability is granted Cadet B » way to go is via Santa e morning, making connectioa in | ing to thos osire 1o ape the | heated, with the finest dining, sleoping | fourteenth on one of thutlines populur, por- | that eity with all fast ext Tor | rigorous winter which will soon be upon | and rec in tho ducted parties, leaving Chi York, Philadelphia, Boston and | us. For a copy of this interesting | world Chicago & Omuha Shol y Saturday evening, and leav- | medinte cities. | pamphlet, address E. L. Lomax, general | lane & St Kansas City pry Sunday morning. | Besides this the Burlington has two | passen na ticket nt, Omaha, | Paul train Special ugents and porters in attend- | other express trains Omaha to Chicago, | Neb., and remember that the Union Pa- | service Pullman tourist sleepers are used | No. 4, leaving at 9:50 a. m., is for local | cific offers superior service to the ( furnished with bedding, - mat wel in Towa and Illinois, and No. 6, | fornia touvist, Pullman palace sl toilet articles, ete. Second class t loaving at #:20 p. m., allows the busy | and dining cars, Chicago to San honored. Write to E. L. Palmer, pas- | man to complete the day in Omaha. | cisco and Pullman colonist sl address ger agent Santa Fe Route, 411 N, Y, | Uity ticket oftice 1225 Farnam s | from the Missouri ri to San Frao J. B PRESTON L Bldg, Quaha, Neb, W. F. Vaiu cisco, City Puss. Dr I» the finest train west of Chieago. temoving and Fala slogant reclining chair Pullman sleepers of after hearing all the testimony and the story of Mrs. Nau, ordered her rolcase. August Nau is well known in Brook clal and political cir He wis forine i} Lang & M Stove repuirs, 1207 Douglas street, 1tis composed ves - The Way to ( You have aliforni mentioned in newspapers and Perhups u friend beon ther writes enthusiastic letters back ho ¥i 80 va who con, or of Second JSOUAL AN varily of the dutic v ol Peter oved from duty = Overmau, Wi rtland, M 1A, Swit Loave soen € | who off water, [ the Union W heeler 114 5. 16th | who 088 trains wing chair ca vin the of the Railway soryico PPrank Chicago, Milwaukeo buen Double leaving Omaha 12:05 p. m ali- at Coun pin eil fs a8 heretc . Apply 1501 Fran- | Farn: 1 further in formation or NASH cure! m Baking 2 s/Powder. e Y Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standards and 6:20 p, m., with 1 l DeWitt's [ kots 1 street for tick ; | — Birney