Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 1, 1891, Page 8

OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDA¥, NOVEMBER 1, 1801 —SIXTEKN THE BOSTON STORE. 800 Oloaks, 66 Bales Sateen and Eiderdown Comforts, FOUR HUNDRED DRESS PATTERN GOODS, 800 Pair Fine Wool Blankets and 100 Bales Finest White Botton Batting The Greatest Sale of Winter Goods Held This Year. DRESS PATTERNS, ALL BARGAIN At 69¢ wo offeran entive dress pattern, 9 yarda, double fold Scoteh plaids and gray checks, just the thing for a winter nouse dr At 98can entire dress pattern, 8 3 double fold English cashmere in and colors, At an entire dress pattern, § yards, of yard-wide brocaded brilliantine in black only At $3,48 full dress patterns all camel’s hair Scotch cheviots and plaids, worth §7.50, Ab #5,95 entire dross pattern hair, cheviot and twenty-three tinct styles, all noveltics, and wool. These are 'th not 89.00; they go, however, at $5. tern tomorrow, At $7.50 we offer eight styles, impor ily embroidered, each one i masterpiece of art and worth fully to #15.00, tomorrow $7.50 only. CLOAKS, For this week’s sale only made cheviot reefer juckets, 1 84.98; former price §5.00, 0. 500 shawl ard black wool tufted camel’s sther dis- 1l strictly less than 95 u pat- we tomorrow twenty- 1fancy robes, hea 1.000 #6.00 and fur trimmed re s, with full sets of fur and military loops, 84.98; worth $8.50. 1,000 cheviot reefers, trimmed with fine astrakhan fur, $6.48; worth $10.00. These garments were made expressly for us and cannot be found elsewhere, as we control the styles, Without excep- tion, these are the finest garments ever gold for anything liko the price. Fine astrakian fur trimmed jackets, 870K, $0.50 and $12.50; worth $8.50, $10.50, 812,50 and £16.50, Fine black trimmed juckets, $15.00, worth $ 820.00. [ine mink trimmed $20.00, $25.00 and ). 00, B2 00 and $37.50. ne silk seal pl $10.50, $12.50 and $ 817.50 and $20.00. Fine silk seal nd natural opossum 8,50, $10.00, $12.00 and 00, $15 00, $17.50 and 15,00, $20.00, jackets, worth recfer worth sh 5.00, jnckets, 14.50 plush sacques, full Jength, fine satin linings, seal tops. B16.50, $20.00, $25.00 and $30.00; bargains at $25.00, $30.00, £35.00 and $40.00. ALL BELOW THIS IN THE BASE- S MENT. SILK BED COMFORTS. One lot manufacturers’ samples of sille bed comforts, remark fine designs, rich and beautiful colorings, wholesale value $10.00, go tomorrow .00 each, They ure all different patterns, no two being alike. From this same factory we offer eighty fine eider down bed comforts, all sumple designs and worth from $10.00 to $12.00 and up to $15.00, at the one price of $5.50 apicce. At $1.75 you can have your choice of nine bales of elegant satine comfort: (satine on both sides), filled with finest white cotton and worth from $250 to 84.00. Take your pick of them tomorrow for $1.75. vod, honest, substantial warm will be sold Monday at 39c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. BLANKETS TOMORROW. y finest, softest and heaviest white blanicets go at $5.75 ‘e worth a ten dollar bill easily. wool Minnesota blunkets, large very smooth and soft and thick, go They would cost $5.00 com B0e, All size, at §4. anywhere clse. All wool silver gray Pacific blankets, great big ones, go at $3.98 a pair, others would say they were cheap at $6.00. We'll sell tomorrow atl wool medicated gearlet blankets that you never saw less than $5.25 for $3.00 a pai. Extra heavy white blankets $2.25 a par. Our entire stock of white that we have been selling at $1. will be closed out tomorrow at 8se COTTON BATTING BARGAINS, 100 bales best white cotton batting, worth 12i¢, at Ge a roll, CANTON FLANNEL BARGAIN. 1,500 yds. good, heavy cotton flannel, worth 7e, at 3ic a yd. Very heavy, white worth fie, for ¢ a yd. At 9c we offer the heaviest and best grade of double faced cotton flannel. THE BOSTON STORE, Right on the corner now, N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas e The third anuual ball and banquet of the Omaha Division No. 126, Order of Railway Conductors, will be given at Washington hall Wednesday evening, November 11, and as the O. 'R C. are noted for their socialibility a good time is guaranteed, ——— Sports ke Notic Exccllent hunting at the small lakes near stations on the Sioux City & Pacific railroad in Tows All within 100 miles of Omuha. Also at thelakes in the sand hills of northern Nebraska, blankets cotton flanuel, Goods. Hair goods at 20 per cent less than ac- tual value for the next few ¢ Muis. R H. DaviIes, 15th St., opposite postoflice. - Nobraska Shivt S Artistic Picture Frames, A. Hospe, 1 s streot, The Louvre kid glove store, nam, is selling out. Bhirts to orde Co. 1506 Par- : - Annewalt Co., headquarters millinery at lowest prices. 220 16th street, for fine North e Litest Shoet Musio. A. Hospe, 1518 Douglas street. —— - The new Hotol Brunswick, 16th and Jackson, with all modern improvements, Now open for guests, Moderate prices B The Way to Go. You hava seen California frequently ntioned in newspapers and maguzines, Porhaps a friend has been the and writes enthusiastic letters back home about the climate and the fruits It makes you anxious to the country for yourself The best sco time to go is in the fall and winter. Then work hero is least pr ing and California elimate is now pl ing. The way to co is vin Santa e route, on one of thatlines popular, per- sonally-conducted parties, leaving' Chi- cago every Saturday evening, and leav ing Kansas City evory Sunday morning, Special ageuts and porters in attend- ance, Pullman tourist sleepers are used furnished with bedding, mattrosses, toilet articles, ete, » s.-.uml class tickets honored. Write to Palmer, pas- senger agent Sunta Fe lluulu 411 N Y. Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb, STONEHILLS. (reatest Millinery ¥ale Ever Held on Earth. Read! Read! GREAT GIFT SALE AT STONEHILLS. Wholesale Millinery Stock to be on Sale—Double Width Sheeting 7 B-4¢ Yardat Stonehills— Wonder of Wonders, Read every line Woe are going 1o begin test gift ever United States, If you purchase inside of months $5.00 worth of goods store you get a beautiful gift. Finer than you can get with ten times ns many ‘dollars’ worth of goods at other stores, Come in Monday about it To induce you to come in, besides the above advertised gift every ono who makes & purchase in our store will geta b cent bar of candy free of charge MILLINERY! MILLINERY! We offer Monday morning between the hours of 8 and 9 any felt hat in our house at 35c. There are hats worth $3.00 in this lot. We offer between tomorrow the e sulo held in the three our at and find out all sule the hours of 9 and 10 any trimmed hat on our table, worth up to $10.00 apiece, for $1,98 We offer between the hours of 10 and 11, 5,000 fancy birds and wings, worth up to $2.00 edch, at e If you are nof on time you are to get left, as we shall offer theso gains only during the hours specified. CLOAKS. ,000 sample jackets and plush clonks just received. Bought from a traveling man at half price, CORSETS, CORSETS. The entire product of a lowell, Mass., corset factory to be on sale Monday; vrice 20c, 39¢, 49¢, Y9¢, worth five times the money. 000 dozen children wear at 19¢, worth 50e. 5,000 ladies’ mufls at 99¢, worth up to 00. goi - and boys’ under- English gloria umbrellas, either metal or natural wood han- dles, at 8¢, worth $1.50, One men’s heavy tuxedo ribbed underwear, wool finish, satin front, French neck, at 49c cach, shirts and dvawers, These would be a bargain at case Our 25¢ neck wear are equel to any 50¢ you ever suw. A full line of men’s overshirts at con- siderably reduced prices owing to the extrome warm weather, which has caused our stock to accumulate., RIBBON Striking Bargains, 500 yards of rem- nants, vunning from onc'to six yards, in satin and gros grain, v 3.4 and 5 inches wide, any worth and up to s0¢ w yard, all at one price, 15¢ per yard. These are all sill. 10 inch, all silk es, 20 per yard, AH\AH\ ribbons, 4c yard, worth 10c. All sillc vibbons, 7ie yard, worth 15, All silk ribbons, 10¢ yard, worth 20c, Now is the time to got your ribbons for your holiday faney work DRESS GOODS, A few eye openers, 36-inch homespun worth G3e, price for only 25¢ per yard. I-inch all wool Monday’s price 49¢; price 98c. 40-inch extra fine all wool tricot ftan- nel. all late fall shades, 39¢, worth 72 5i-inch Boucle plaid, one of the late novelties, regular price $1.75, cur pi Mocday $1.19 per yard, NOTICE PRICES OF "INDINGS. Best dress lini per yard, Best waist lining 9¢ per yard. Corticelli spool silk, 100 yards, 5e. Corticelli spool tw ¢'per spool. Best wool skivt braid Se each, Whalebone strips, all sizes, 8¢ dozen. Hooks and eyes 1¢ paper. Belting 2¢ por yard. Book pins 2 piper Dress shields pair In addition to the above dress goods sale we will pluce on our counters about 1,000 remnants at from one-third to one- half their regular price. STONEHILLS. tie sash ribbon, in light sk worth $1.00. diagonai Monday dress flannels, our our regular selling OUR DR i Magnificent Upright P A snap. At Meinberg - prices for miliine ods and correct o Only $190 , 109 N. 16th. Why pay fancy when “you' can find styles at Annewalt Co’s., 220 N. 16th streot, and save 20 per cent. SR Don’t elect a private bank city tres urer. William J. Welshans is the only candidate who is not a banker. He is worthy of your support. [adv.] - New Miuline complete line of new puttern hats Ities. Des {ful hats at prices, Mus, R I DAVIES, Milliner, opposite postoftice, Hart, an nnounc A in all latest noy very reasonuble I, Alonzo Jay democrat, hereby candidate for ro-¢ justice of the peace, Omuha, Neb., and my the two years last pist as justice of the peace will aid you in “determining whether Iam entitied to your support or not. A, J. Hanr, of those LAF Trust independent that I am a tion to the oftice of in the city of oflicial acts for would like modérn cottages LACIE Fidelity 1614 Furnam street, o Weber pianos at Meinbel o Mrs. L. Reynolds, sister of Miss Alice the milliner, is in Chicago mak- wses of new novelties in millin- her veturn in a few days Miss have these new goods on If you fine AYETTE seo Co. quick, s, 100 N, 1 Tsancs, ing pu On : will exhibition. Shirts made in one day, Nebraska Shirt Co. Fuctory at City Steam laundry el S. R Patten, dentist, Bee building, -~ il Wheelock Piano’s at Meinberg’ . S The Burlington's No. 2 Is the finost train west of Chicago. Itis composed of elegant reclining ehair ours, (seuts free) Pullman slespers of most modern design, furnished with li- bruries ,HM othoer conveniences, and the famous *Burlington” dining cars, in which meals of superior excollence and generous varviety ure served at the unis formprice of 750, No. 2 leaves av 430 p.om. is vestibuled throughout and from Omaha to Chicago without change of AH\ kind; iv arrives in Chicago at 8 o'clock the fol- lowing morning, muaking connectioa in that city with all fast express trains for New York, Philadelphia, Boston and intermediate cities. Besides this the Burlington has two other express trains Omaha to Chicago, No, 4, leaving at 9:50 a. m., is for local teavel in Towa and Illinois, and No. 6, leaving at 9:20 p, m., allows the busy man to complete the y in Owmaha, City ticket office 1 Farnam street. W. F. VaiLr, Agt. the daily, s Union Depot A RATTLING MILL, It is Looked Upon with Favor Thousands of Goo 1 People That’s why it continues to rattle. It's our coffee mill and while it rattes it grinds out a greater variety of coffee than is to be found in any other store in Omaha. We have 28 different kinds of the berry for you to select from and the prices are far below those at which the same goodsare sold by any other house in the city. Our Imperial Java, which is sold at3 pounds for $1.00, is the peer of any coffes er grown. Wo have it roasted fresh every day right here in Omu and its rich flavor and delicate aroma, com- binea with its rare and delightful ’x\mgvuu_\. have made it the decided avorite with thousands of Omaha's connoiseurs and epicures. Coffee at e, 18e, , 25¢, 80c and 85¢ per pound. These sime goods would run high as_50¢ per pound in somo houses, by OUT OF SIGHT, That’s the condition of the butter and egg marketat present. Prices are pretty high but they’re lower at our butter and department than any other place in Omuhay Thousands and thousanas of people know this to be and they also know that they can depend upon ting at this department the very highest grade of goods to be found on the market. That's why we sell more butter and than any two other houses in On DO YOU WASH vour own clothes or any one-elses? Mon- day morning we will pluce on sale in our hardware department twenty-five dozen double wash boards the regular prico of which is 8%c, while they last they go at 15¢. CROCKERY AND FURNITURE departments on the second floor were crowded all lust wec If wo can get people up there and show them the goods and prices, they do more adyer- tising for us than do’ the newspapers. Handle cups and saucers, set of six pairs, 45¢. Large butter dish, 5e. Small butter dish, 2c. Hn-\l\h-l plates, Ge. L plates, A Cream pitchers, 10¢, Glass tumblers, e, Large goblets, de. Hanging lamp with hand painted shade and bowl to match, a great leader, ook over our special bargains in fu niture for Monduy, and while you upstairs you'll miss it if you don’t visit the shoe department. We're the bar- ain shoe people of Omahia and are daily demenstrating it to hundreds of people. A BRIGHT EYE, A CLEAR COM- PLEXION, AN ELASTIC STEP AND BOUYANCY OF SPIRIT, are thedirect results of taking Bennett’s Beef, Iron and Wina. This is guaran- teed to be the finest preparation of the kind ever put upon the market and is the finished rvesult of years of experimenting by an expert ¢hem- ist and pharmacist. It combines the virtues of tresh beef, a sound quality of wine and a salt of iron so compounded as to yield the best possible vesults, This prepavation is guaranteed to be the most ble tonic mude and is casily retained by the most delicato stomach, where all other medicines are rejected. Tts use in convalescence, wasting discases dyspepsia, alcoholism, loss of appetite, nervous debility and general prostration is too well known to require further comment. The unparalelled suc s of Bennett’s Beef, Tron and Wine since its introduction, warrants us in inviting compurison with any similar proparation in the world. Sold” only by us in our drug and prescription departm W. R, BENNE e e e A Great Off ron Pianos. New scale and new style pianos at factory prices and on terms to suit pur- chase Before buying see the Mein- berg Co., 109 North16th street. - For the genuine Rochester lamp go to headquarters. M. H. Bliss, 1410 Farnam el When completed, LAFAYETTE PLACE will be the finest residence ter- race in the city. 25 -~ Vote for William J. Welshan treasurer. He is an old- cit and competent. for city houest [adv.] e .Tomorrow. Monday, we will sell all hair goods at 20 per cent less than actual worth, MRS, R H. DAVIES, 111 S, 15th st., opp postoftice. Lindeman pianos at Meinberg’s. S You are invited to join Morand’s Thursddy advance class and assemblies. All the new dances taught. Orchestrs music, Tw assemblie: ly and gentleman, le ticket, $1.00. n, To remove a false impression in the minds of many we desire to say to the publie that the notorious “*Professor” 1. C. Ewing, so recently connected with tho Omaha Business college, has never been associated with the Omaha Commercial college or had anything whataver to do with our shorthund and type writing departmen The der of this will please associate him with the institution to which for some years he belonged. Wae publish this hecause we are often asked if he had charge of our shorthand department. Prof, I W, Mosher is the principal of this department, and those who know him will not compare him in any sense with the defunct *‘professor.” Réspeetfully, ROHRBOUGH BRos. [adv.] ~ Hamilten Warrven, M. D., eclectic and magnetic physicianand suvgeon. Spe- cialty, disouses of women and children, 110 N, 16th street. Telephone 1488 sl WLl Bethesda Coutax minoral water, Sherman & McConne!l’s pharmacy. Sy - Kid gloves lessthan cost at the Louyre glove store, 1506 Farnam, - Switches and Bangs For a few days at 20 per than actual value Mus. R. H. Opp. postoftice, o New Scale Kimball Planos, A. Hospe, 1513 Douglas street, -~ shirt Co., at cent less DAVIF 15th & Patronize Steum laundry, J. E. Dietrick,architect.003 N, Y el Luther R Wright will be named upon the ticket as eandidate for county ju at the election Tuesday. . - < Eye & ear surgeon, E. T. Allen, M.D,, Raumn k, 15th& Harney, Omaha, Of- fice days, Mon,, Tues., Wed., and Sat, Wm. Butt of the Third ward will run as an independent demoerat for council- wman-at-la; Vote for him, - - Taking, Very That afterncon vestibule train on the “Novthwestern” is taking a very large shure of the eastern travel from Omaha. Its convenien®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 free parlor cars, sleeping cars and dining care, vestibuled throughout. City oftice, 1401 Farnam streets City Life. aking BENMBON BROS Buy Your Blanketsund Oomforts Now and Eave Money, AND GREAT CLOAK FUR SALE. Closing Ou ment Everything in Our Base- he Cotd Wave is Coming Now Sure, S0 Buy Cloaks Monday. our hlankets and comforters now and save at least 25 per cent. 100 pair 104 gray blankets Monday, 98¢ u pair, 10 pair 11-4 white all wool beautiful faney borders. slightly at $4.98 a pair, worth $8.00, fine satine comforters at $2.50 each; greatest bar blankets, soiled. $1. offered. 15 pioces red twill flannels, 10 picces heavy gray union 124c yard 100 pieces apron check ginghams, 5 rd. 5 pice yard. 50 pieces Canton per yurd. Lidies’ wool jersey ribbed vests ana pants 7. Childr 5to8, 25 Closing out everything in our ba: mert. Houso furnishing goods go at less than half cost. One counter with thousands of useful articles go at 5¢ each. Another counter at 10c each, worth from 20¢ to 40c. Another counter at 18¢ each, worth from 35¢ to 60c. Another counter at 25¢ each, worth from suc to %100, Everything must go, look through our basement, you will surely sce some- thing |h it you'need badly at_home, and at tho pricés marked all can buy. GRE. 'l‘ CLOAK AND FUR Ladies’ black French Coney Monday $4.80, worth $8.00. Ladios™ genuine astrach worth § )0 to $15.00. Ladies’ astrichan quality, 19 inch back, long pointed front, at $15.00, worth $25,00. Ladics fine quality nutrin beaver capes Monday $15.00, worth $25 Ladics’ finost quality Hudson lay beaver capes, lightest color, Monday $29.80, worth $50.00. Ladies’ finest_quality Kimmer $18.00, worth $35.00, Ladies’ genuine mink they are cheap at $50.00, Ladies’s finest capes Monday $35.00, worth Ladics’ genuine Pe worth $50.00, Monday Remember that aboye this sale, Monday, only Great clouk bargains. S trimmed reefers all atspecial low prices. Greatest sale misses’ and children’s cloaks ever on rccord. Come in; buy your cloaks Monda, : Spee le infants’ long cashmere cloaks ih cream and tan, nicely enbroi- dered, at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 each, Children’ colo 10c yard. flannels, os white shaker flanuel, 6ic flannel Monday 4%e SALE. \pes n capes $6.98, capes, very fine rapes capes martin ). 00, prices only for eiderdown cloaks in all oars, $2.50, worth $4.00; spec in beaver shawls Monday. Remember we are headqnarters on cloaks, furs and shawls in Omaha. BENNISON BROS. ————— Douglas County Democratic club in- vites all democrats to meet at 1216 Farnam streeton Monday evemng at 7:30 to attend the grand rally. Organs, 1 Newman Bros.” $125,00 organ, $60.00, 1 Newman Bros. $100.00 organ, 1 second hand organ, good condition, $35.00, 1 bran new $150.00 organ, $65,00. Other organs $40.00 to ss than vegular prices. Terms tosuit customers, HAYDEN BROS. — - For the genuine Rochester lnmp go to headquarters, M. 1L Bliss, 1410 Farnam. See last night’s BEr for cut of TLA- FAYETTE PLACE, then compaye it with the orviginal today. e LABOR MASS MEETING, Workingmen Will Discuss Men and Measures Monday Night. There will be a last grand rally of work- ingmen at Gurfild ball, Howard street, Monday evening, November 2. The event will be one of interest to every wage-worker m the city. The pending political issues and the miterests of the laboring element therein wiil be thoroughly discussed by lead- ing workingmen and other eminent speakors, It will be the final rally, and no workingman should fail to attend.” Peter Richy, Irauk Pain, Fred Wulff, Jawes Ailon, H. Maggill, “Thomas . Berry, S. W. Ball, M. B. Payton, G. W. Burr, Frank Johnson, W.'S. Bush, £ B. Burt, C. M. King, C. Rasmoson, W.'H. Cummings, G. Shaw, C. Williams, H. D, Pilgrim, C. P. McKilliag, W. B. Musser and 200 other laboring men, A very smal_ pill,but Witt's Little Karly Risor — Return of the Mighty Nimrods, Clark Redick and Harry McCormick re- turned from their foray into the Big Horn mountains vesterday evening. They had a bodv guard of thirteen soldiers and thoy killeu soventeon blucktail deer—the soldiors did. very good one. Do No gripping, no nausea, DeWitl's Little Eurly Lisors Smull pill. Safo pill. “Best pill. - - Just received, a full lin, theatrical and streot wigs, MRS, R. H. DAVIES, 111 South 15th street, e & New classes for adults will bogin at Morand’s dancing school next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Twaelve tickets: Lady, $6.00; wentlemen, $8.00.0 No lost fivst lessons privately if desived. Classes always opened for beginnors, Vote for William J. Welshans for city treasurer. Mr, Bolln should be satisfied with twe terms as county treas- urer. Vote for Welshans, {adv.] The Louvre kid glove sto; sing up and going out of business as soon a8 it can got rid of Hs stock. Everything less thun cost. whon takon no pam aro of wigs, both lessons; PatternsHats Just In, New pittern hats just received, and for a fow duys theso “novelties will bo sold_very low; also u big line of hair goods af20 per cent less than actual value. Mis. R. H. DAVIES, postollice, 15th street. \zo Times delivered day of pub- Nugent, 313 3. 1ith 5t. UEWAN 42 Opp. Cl lication by . R. aam i, wagons and carriages e ndsome € imercy Park, Wo offer your choice of 60 of the most beautiful lots in this addition at $600 each, #50 cash and 810 per month, This offer is good for 30 days, mencing Monday, October 10 and ing Saturday, November 21, next Every lot not sold on November 21 will be advanced to $500, A _P. com- end- TUKEY, DOWN WITH PRICES. Decorated Cups and Sancers 4 1-20 Bach— Decorated Dinner Plates to Matoh 8o, GREATEST CROCKERY SALE EVER HELD. Our Holiday Goods Are Arriving by the Car Load and We Must Have Room, and the Only Way to Get Room is to Cut Prices, NOTE THESE You cannot beat PRICE them anywhere in the city. Decorated eups and saucers in blue and brown and red—the biggest bargain we ever offered. Don't fail to see them, 4ic each. Decorated dinner plates to match, Se. Decorated worth 41,00 at 30c. china cuspidores worth $1.50 at 75e. .00 at 90 with 1 50, Monday Bowls and pitcher Ching slop jars worth $ Combined china slop jar wdle (something new), worth § $1.85. Extra large soup at 2le. xte yollow worth 50¢, at 23, dish worth 50c, largo mixing bowls, Boautiful engraved nickle tp molasses n, worth Ale, Monday 25c. at 19¢, ed, ko stands, worth 50c, Cel day 25c, ry glasses, hand cn Mon- Glass water pitchers, worth 35¢, at 19¢. atbHe. 10¢, French blown glasses, worth 15¢, Large glass sauce dish, worth atb e SPECIAL LAMP SALE. Hanging lamp complete, worth Monday, Deco $4.50, Decorated lamp, complete with shade, Monday. 85c. NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE, 212 N. 16th stree A ‘When out driving go out Lowe avenuo to Nelson street and see our cottages, LAFAYETTE PLACE. — - Stuyvesant pianos at Meinberg’s. s At the Eden Musee. An attractive feature of the bill at tho Eden musco for the weels of November 2 is Jonas Carpeater, known as the oldest living American. Ho was born in London county, West Virginia, April 10, 1742, and is now 149 years of age. America was a vast wilderness wheu he was born. His children are all alive and are from 80 to 100 years of age. He is a great-great-great-grandfather. His hair is long and silvery. His skin is not like parch- ment and te is in possession of all his facul- ties. He is over six feet i beight, weigs over 200 HIUIIHEH, and is a living Rip Van Winkle. He will be a feature of the World's fair at Cnicago and is called tho Methuselan of tho Ninoteenth century. Grace Court- land, the witch of Wall street, remaios and continues a strong feature in the curio hall, On tho stage the Lake sisters Highland dancers, James Thompson, vocalist and davcer, Bogert and O'Brien, musical artists, Montgomery brotuers in sketches, Powers avd Hanson, female impersonators, present a strong bill. Friday is ladies souvenir aay. ———— Dr. Birney cures catarch, e Don’t forget to see the beautiful hats and bonnets at MRS. R. H. DAVIES, 111 South 15th strect. e Every pair of gloves in the entirestock of the Louvre glo%e store, 1506 Farnam, will be sold less than cost. Selling out. e Marriage Licenses i were $4.00, e lamp, worth Monday, $ Bee bldg. ses. 1ssued by Judge Shields yosterda, Name and Address. k. Omaha , Omaha... 5 v o DeWitt's Constipation poisons tne blood; The Little tarly Risers cure constipation. cause removed, the disease is one. - Men’s fine driving and all other kinds of gloves less thun cost at the selling out of the Louvre kid glove store, 1506 L'ar- num. Pianos. 1 Fishor upright piano, $85. 1 new $450 upright piano, same action as Vase & Sons, warranted seven years, $187.50. 1 new £330 upright piano for $170. 1 $500 Steck piano for $200, 1 Kimball piano for $75, 1 Steiff piano 100, Besides these a large line of Wegman pianos to be sold at Hayden Bros. popular prices this week, terms to suit customers, snaps HAYD et T o display of new pattern hats and close fitiing turbans and toques Latest designs on exhibition at MES. R, 1L DAVIES, 15th st., opp. postofti e 01d politicians should bo given a vest and no banker should be elected city treasurer. Vote for William J, Wi shans, fadv.] BROS. small, of the - - an’l Burns calls special a new lot of that mat' gold landlo din- ner sets. 100 pieces, only #33.00, for- merly 00, including breakfast, din- ner, ten and soup sot; a decided bargain. - Solid Tra Omaha. Vestibuled, electric lighted and steam heated, with the finest dining, sleeping and rechining chair car sorvice in tho world, via the “Chicago & Omaha Short Lane” of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Double daily train service, leaving Omaha ot 1215 . m and 6:20 p, m., with no transfer at Coun- cil Bluffs us heretofore. Apply 1501 Farnam streot for tickets and further in formation or address I\ A. NAsH, J. B. PRESTON, Gen. Agt City Pass. Agt. LRas Rubber syringes, witer bottles,tubing russes at Sherman& MeConnell’s, w. p.o. attention to 8 1 Douglas street That 5 O'Clock n On the Chieago & Northwestern is fast proving the wnd popus lar eastern train from Omaha. The equipment of this train consists entively of vestibuled parlor cars, **Novthwest ern” diners und Pullman and Wagner sleeping cars This train leaves direct from the U, P, depot AT OMAHA at 5 o clogk daily and arrives at Chicago at 8:15 the next moru- Stove repairs, most convenient New York Life.Q ilng, City oflice, 1401 Farnaw strect, “Work of the Commiss; "AGES, VISITING UARDS, Engraved Copper Plate and 100 Cards for $1.50. Eddy hesitated graved cards, Spectal cut for Chase & have ever in hesitate no lo pvember, of 1 will engrave a copper plate During the month 100 calling cards from it for you already have a card plato print 100 cards from it for $1.00 This the ordinarially charged puts price down from typo. Come and sce our monogram stationary and invitations, CHASE & E and Stationers, L 118 as and Dod sellers Print tween Doy and s ) Fine upright piano cheap: sold at once. 2622 Caldwell st - - s ALL SOLID FOR OMA Wyoming Rep Choice for the Nat Three weeks ago tho public atory circular to a number of republicans of this stato LARANIE, Wyo., Oct. T.—The publican has andertaken the task g the sentiment of Wyomin in regard to having the national convention for IS heid in the w state convention of the party w PHOE o the mecting of Ui tee a canvass of the members of ¢ tral committee and other prom Licins i the only avallable meins expression of the purty’s prefer where the presidential convention lovated. Just and equitable that the convention be held west sissippl river. The ereat region o population cxeccding over one United States, and representing alwiys been loyil to the natic 1 ticket, has never yet been bo anational donvention of th 1Con Laramie Nebraska and Cotorado have nationai committee 1o nim pince where the nation be held. If their preference proval, please notify the Repub.ic earliest convenionce. Al revary of the national committee, Aside from its party siznificance, Ing of the convention at Owihn beneficial to the g 1 ming. Awaiting your favor. Of the response Republican of Oc to Omaha, worthy of publication in fuil CnevesNg, Wyo, Oct. 1 Luramie Republican.—Dear Sir your ecireular letter of Octol would say from what I huve seen conventions isticd that Id in the ger o I ®in large cities are tions upon the part o It is easy enough ‘to appluse, and to_ build for Lein, pressuro i Uehalt of ticular canaidate. If the r control [ would Tocate the the west, the further west the not wise tocommit myseif o now. for the reason that the lo conventions are usually th promise, wnd a_ commii THE LAKANIE RED thus far received, says the | (. 1ot one is opposea ator Carey's. respouse It isas follows: 1801~ Editor of the In reply to ober 23, ot it i drop in prices. ordering . 16th strect, Laramin ropubl oznition party. convent mects your o at communications on the subject shall be forwarded to the interests nger. ovember we and .50, or we ). to nples of cards, DOY, Engravers must reet. HA. blicans Express Their vention. Re- (Wyo. u addressed the following self-explan the prominent of bt republi bo hie national conmit- stute cen h- | vote on b securing (8 1 uirenu should be o the M utaining third of th Ates U ure nored the hold- e Wyo- | ! would of er T, ni he € the de mufaeture tinio some par atter was in ny nest convention r; but it is 1y locality ¥ of the resitlt of com- | should feel that he is in position to do that which sc best for the party of which he is i menibe I should voto tod; DUt it @ find it impossibie to o far as mizht nest best pluce Yours truly. vention in tho purty Congressman C. favor of Omaha from the jump.” Bdward P, C ofice, s vlace fo can convention State Committecman 1. It I am unqualificaly in favor of Omab: Joseph Rankin, “Omaha first, last and State Co for the holding the next uationy 1 the timg D. Clark writes: the ¥, T should vote for Or zet Omaha, then I shall strive to seeure the location of tho con- b in iy power, in republican | JOSERHOL CAE “Am in upln, rezisterof the land “Lam in favor of Omaha as the republi- al Mann, Buffalo: city of United States marshal 0. mitteman John Storrie, Douglas tAllrepublicans in this scetion are in fay of Omaba, The loyalty of the gr states to the national it western spublican ticket ought val to have recoguition, and Omaha 1s a cent point.” Stute Committeeman J. . Evans, Caspa Natroua county: *1 nationul _republican convention held at Omaha, Neb.” United States Attorney Fowler: *Iucommon with the west, | am moSt earnestly in couvention being held in th State Committe bany county: “Ior the reasons oui circular 1 beliove it is the du western republican to advocute of Om the place national convention. 1 unanimous sentiment of county when I decla State Committeeman J. dan, Sheridan county proval—1s my choice. And so they ruu. publication of & circular received, but the fore wens are indicative of tho spirit pression was brought forth by t lican's enterprise. believe 1 o in favor of D. The original letters have been forwarded to the secretary of the national republican cou- that body's mittee, aud will receive sidevation at its meoting in have not yot ve communications placed befor = Bl Dr. y cures catarrh, - AFPAIRS Birne) COUNTY nEret rday After commissioners Session Yeste The county convened at 2 but it was an hour later el present. Acting Mayor Thomas 1ist of names of parties to serve and clerks of cloction. 'The list wa and the parties duly confirmed. were substituted for those orig sented for the that selected could not serve: bud rem the conaty or were candidates for County Attorney Mahoney rop the monby Oliver Davis on contract should be paid to the Savings bunl Smith & A for the coustruction of election booths. ‘The bill was lai Berlin stating that tho not been coustructod aceording to Phe Pokrok Zapadu Printing asked for the payment of #1, tion for printing the de bill was referred to the comm for the reason that it w the oue prescuted fast yenr County Auditor Evans soveral pages of figures. referved to tho investi fund by theinve ting Real Estato Owners ussc that the statement that bad disappeared was an_ assertion not be established by proof = L . rrh o'elocic vday presented their filed In the commit slation Dr. —_— Birney cures ca favor of city of Omabu.! man Barnes, Laramie, Al Louc! hould many quent tax list wtion of the would prefor that the for 182 bo Benjamin ople of the the stated ty of ever he selecti for holding the next voice the the party in Alouny | 3 Omaha,” ks, Lack of space provents 1l the favorable veplios to the oine whoso ex- | Repub. spo he 1 replied to the cireular are requested to do so at ouce, as no time is to bo lost if they desive to bave their the committec. Beo bldg. at The on. after Y6 4 quorum was Lowry prosented a as judges | s aceer The na oved ofice, orted a g bill of £15 compurtments in the Mr, 1 over compartments compiy Tho ttee on finance #4100 in excoss of letter former | He 1t you on- print it will that for printing cards gray ed be It As no | demands with | 1n stit convention assombled the repuablicans of Towa, petitioned th your | UBLICAN. Islq onal y should crowds not_condueive Sheri- “Omaha has my ap cou- have yon, formerly from that ing Nebiaska and sinkin eo of tho a 70 of the fund | SAYS THE WOMEN CAN'T VOTE, City Attorney Poppleton’s Opinfon on & Much Mooted Election Question. QUOTES THE NEW LAW ON THE SUBJECT, Carrier Boy Seriously Hurt by a Runas way Horse—Getting Ready for Tueaday's Contest—Manipulate ing Registration Figure City Attorney Poppleton has given an opinion to tho effect that women cannot vote at the coming election, even for members of | the school board. Tuis matter has little discussion sine been the subject of tho passage of the new Australian ballot law. Some attorueys hnve argued that women would be allowed to vots for members of the school bonrd, while othors have claimed that this the new law | | no was all changed by iiviman Mereer of the re ral committee, a fe Hon. A. 4. Popp city opinion on this point The following is Mr, ONAIA, Oct. 3, 1801 Dear sir publican county days asked ¢ an ago ton, attorney Poppleton's reply Meo D H or, Answerlng your in- Chadrman, quiry as to whether or not won the district of Omaha, Noven 1801, under the Australfan ballot law of the opinion that women can not vote an ean vote in ehool inder any el ond pre [ sition reumstances on the sehool po- o lw now governing elections in i politun school distriets vision 10 of o s section 20 of which w Austrn provision n b whatever wld proposit (ph 12 of said upon memtors ot sect nfers wor the v clear implication w Board of Educat ! from them | right to voteon other questions. thit for members « stration upon serited In para 1his paragr € the Boar u may wtion the oath tuking raph 12 of si oh 1 d conters a el in right out specitically the conaitions under wi 15 to be exerclsed, namely. the takin tain oath, do not that hapt ng with way qualifies the rights conferred parazraph 12 The general re Ww does not permit the rozist There would be ts and think paragraph registration, I any on wonen unde tration e rofore neon= grualty in applying to them the provision of 1 paragraph B in rezard to registration Moreover parazraph i3 bears internal wce of being lutended to deal only male voters. Yours tiuly, A with PorPLETON, ? - Buy an Omaha made hat of Ramser & Co.. 209 N, 16th st. We make all the leading shape: EOOMING, Demand for Home Made Goods is Ine asing Mighty I The e: utive commitiee of the turers and Consumers Association of N braska held a meeting Suturday afternoor their rooms, 604 Bee building, The following firms wero rece association: Omaha Comp: | pany, Bali Bros., cabinet | ins” company, overall & Gray, sash, door, Biscuit and Manufacturing company manufacturers; Carter & Son, —boilor ees: H. H. Marhofl, trunks and samplo William Grant 5 ers; 1. M. Trevelt, el Tinwarg Manufaotucing Marks Bros. Saddiery JW. Zerzan, fligs, banners Tinware company: John worlks : Caunon Bros.. it ] R. I Copson, brooms: C. J. Schmidt, b and shoes: W. H. Mallory, blaciksmtti; Wil son & D e, boiler makers; C.J. Ande son, carriage tops; William Pleiffer. carriago laers; City Stenm laundry; M. Collis, toam luundry; J. G. Gross, seals, stamps, flour mili, Valeutine, company’; J. J. Wilt manufacturer: A Simp: Heury, lundry; ¢ Fredérick Krug, brew Jacob Jaskalek, cuzars, South Omiha A letter was received from Secretar son of the Board of Trade asking t association furnish statistics on the facturii g industrics of the city to b porated fn the annual report of the Board of Trade, The secretary was instructed to re- ply that the assaciation would take sieps 1o furnish the desired information. A levter was received from a manu in the western parc of the stuto askin iefit would acerue to hu from joiui ssociation, It was remarked by members present that the beneiits to ve dorived werg 50 important and so far-reaching that it wouid' bo a diflicult matter to answer in & smail space. A sentiment i favor of braska a great manufacturing ronizing the manufacturers of the sfer @ 10 those in th ust hias sprung into existence in Omaha ana little encouragement from the manufic of other Nebraska cities can be mu spread u over the state, Thousand ud women in Omaha aro s retail dealers, “Give u Neul oods,) ana the dealers are o haudlo theso sods whether wish or not. The result has thut a number of manufacturers weo a fow weeks ago be dealers o take their goods, only to fused, now receive nsolicited order these' samo dealers. A numbor panufucturers who had never ain even a foothold, tina the suddealy placed on their feet by th cedented demand for their goods ai t about giving up the f increasing their an_equal thlo 10 fully appre ut is de nufict and sce: 1S | « st Manufac+ at mak manufactu blinds, ote ik vators; On ‘xm colny company; ete.; Western I"leming, s, Kearnay, Neb + | kinson, v Eddy, printers box i incor; what the vith & turers f men bo ro: 1 il bed 1i ki s out of netp and i concerns havo felt went in their marked it is what this mover among the i heaving the resuits from them. Sceretary Bradloy that with~ great 3 r of tho city, who werd as fastus he could cul [ irers met i faetur the them o question was brought up as to | wanfacturers of the state could bo ¢ Soue huye already sent in_ applici membership and hive been aduwited hopo was exnressed that oliers we sumo without the necessity of g oxpense of sending men out 1o se Aftor discussing other matters in formal manner, on hich no action taken, the committee adjourned, best little tomach, bad broatd. DeWitt's Littlo luar s for dyspopsia, Birnoy cures enturrh, Bo DELLIS, Dr. Noticexaf, 106 Luies or W der this het teh b it ional 1 [ vund W tol D*PRICES C/am Baking 8 Powder. Used in Millious of Homes—40 Years the Standard, ES ' g