Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 15, 1891, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY, OVEMBER 15, 1891 —TWEN/ Y PAGES KELLEY, STIGER & €0, in Laces for Reception ard Evening Wear, SPZCIAL BARGAINS IN MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Latest Novelti Double Blankets at Bargain Prices— Notice Our Cloak Announcement on Page Five and Come and See Us Again This Week. 44-inch real chiffon crepes in all the delicate shades,rich embroidered chiffon crepe edges and flouncing to mateh. rich Broche Moussaline de 8-inch chenille dotted nets »inch dotted and striped gauze nets, 6, 10 and 14 inch black and creme lac flouncings in chantilly, Murquieso, Venetian point, fedora, ete, ete. E :mbroidered chiffon rufllings in des. I st novelties in hand painted gauze, also coque and ostrich feathor fans. 100 dozen all silk Windsor ties (5% fnches wide by 87 inches long), rich plaid stripes and dots, only 2s¢, reduced from 3ic, FANCY This department in every article for fancy work. Stamped linens of every deseriptio China silk, Roman silk, silk crape, in all the popular shudcs, with cords, fringes balls and tassels to match, also gamples of work in silk and linen showing the shading and design, Every shade of wash twist, etching silk, rope silk, India floss, Borgorren thread, ete., ete., always kept in stock. SPECIAL BLANKE During the next week, commene Monday, 15th, we will offer our patrons s { bargnin in double blankets at the following very low price 10-4 shaker gray blanket, $1.35, 10-4 shaker gray extra heavy blanket, $1.75. 10-4 shaker gray blanket, 11-4 steel gray blanket 10-4 hight g 10-4 white wool blank 10-4 white wool blanket, 3.3 10-4 white wool blanket, $4.00. 10-4 white all wool blanket, $4,25 GOODS. is now complete SALE. 10-4 white all wool blanket, $ 10-4 white all wool blanket, % A complete line of erib blunkets rang- ing from $2 50 upwards. LINEN DEPARTMENT. Some genuine bargains for this week. dozen fine he at 25¢, former pr size, white or colored borders at former price s0c. 8 pieces German half bleached domask at 60¢, our 75¢ quality 50 dozen napkins, worth $2.00; they go this week at $1.7 6 dozen fine momie linen dresser searfs, white and fancy. These rfs would be cheup at 753 for this 50c each. H-4 lunch cloths, plain linen and hem- stitched with drawn work. new patterns y beautiful, 32,15, $2.25, $2.50. uins in remnants of linens Mon- TERY AND UND Special bargain in be hose, sizes 64 to 10, lar pric Bargains in children’s wool and cam el’s hair underwear, less than original cost to clos Children’s cash seal and garnet at prices 50¢ and 7 Special bargains in ladies’ cashmere hose in navy, garnet and seal, 35¢ or 3 pairs 81, Theso goods were never sold less than 50¢ to 75¢ pair. Children’s union suits in natural gray 2.00. In black 00. Would be RWEAR. heavy wool sl a pairy regu- we hose in navy, ., all sizes, regular at $1.65, cheap at To fit yourself out with a good, ser- viceable pair of shoes and we carry just what you want at prices to suit you. We will sl you Ladies’ dongola button boots at § Ladies’ dongola button boots at § Ladies’ dongola button boots at $3.00. Boys calf button for $2.00. Boys calf button for # Boys calf button for Boys calf button for $3.50. . Childrens shoes Lo suit or fit all of the littlc ones, at all sorts of prices at which ble sho iled, KELL R & CO., Corner The “99" Cent Stol Spec Monday of fall goods. Nothing like the values or before of- fered in Omaha, We'ren a fix. Our holiday lino is crowding on our space and we must make room for it, We're closing out house furnishing goods at less thin cost to manufucture, 2¢ for lamp chimney for heavy tumblers, for heavy coal shovels. 1sc for heavy coal hods, 8¢ for hoavy galvanized shovel, 2ie for best hardwood tooth pick, se for best roll toilet paper, 4 for nickle handled fry pans, Al for solid steel frying pans, 10c for u' good strong lamp complete. A big drive in 100 piece Bromfiold decor ated dinner sets $6.95, worth $15.00; decorated chumber sets, complete with jar, $3.80, worth $10,00; for fine decorated 2co ten sets. Special bar- gains in silverware: 23c for extra plated butter knives, for heuvily plated sult and pepper shakers, ot for extra plated teaspoons, 25¢ for § extra pleted tablespoons, We have a splendid assortment of eilverware in castors, pickle dishes, butter dishes, ete., ete ALBUMS, PFANCY GOODS AND TOYS, Our assortment unequalled, our qual- ity the best, our prices the lowest. Iy free. Monday with cve purchase of 1,00 or over we will give a bandsowe colored pictare. " CENT STORE 1319 Farnam stree — Table cutlery at Morton's, 1511 Dodge. Don't pay outrageous prices for a load of kindling wood when you can buy it for 2,50 a load at the Omaha Kindling Fac- tory. Telephone 4 Factory with Omaha Box Factory, East Omaha, Mining Congress, Denver, Nov. 18, 10 On the above oceasion the Hurlington will sell return tickots good for 80 duys atone fave and a third for the round trip, City ticket office 1228 Farnam street, W. F. VAILL, Agent - - Seaman, wazons g - Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectic and magnotio physician'aud surgeon. Spe- cialty, disonsas of women and children, 119 N, 16th street. Telophone 1453 1d carriages — Bothesda & Couax minoral water, Sherman & MeConnell’s pharmacy. posabi s i Barkalow & Root, 614 N, 16th, just received carload choice Michigan apples. —— Competition trembles wien Hayden Bros. open prices on pianos and organs. Btove repairs, 1207 Douglas streety THE BOSTON STORE WRECK, Last 130 Oases cf Wet Dry Goods Received Yestorday from Wrecked Steamer, ON SALE TOMORROW IN THE BASEMENT. Balance of Cargo of the Wrecked Steamer is All from Upper Deck —Dry and Perfect and Will Arrive This Week, These 130 cases which go on sale to- morrow in the busement, ARE ST OF GOOD LL BE THESE STARTLING PRIC 3 cases of fine all wool white and red medicated scarlet flannel at 8¢ a yard, worth 3 xtra hes 'th g, The heaviest grade of canton flannel 7e, worth 18¢ Fine imported light chambray 24c, worth 18c. All the extrn heavy ducks, denims and overall goods, worth up to 20¢, go at 64 a yurd, 18¢ outing flannel go at Ye. 1 case of the best tuble oil cloth, white and black and colors 1lic, worth 3¢ a yard. bout a thousand colored hankercheifs go at lc enct Jlegant buby bibs go at 2ic grade of dress buttons 2ic. A thousand dozen best machine cot- ton, Clarks Con Willimantics, and Brook’s go at 1 a spool. 30 cases of the finest cocoanut oil soap o at 23c u cake Best quality T worth 50¢ THE W SOLD AT anton flannel de a yard, blue and pink bhordered table damask ing, bleached and d. rlet all wool, , worth d0c. thy unbleached, go at 4 Genuine iforn [ medicated, twilled flannel watel nd ladies’ ¢ all colors, ext ie; wortl Double fold part wool dress goods from the wreek, Sie a yard. BLANKETS FROM THE WRECK. ‘ge sizo white blankets from the wreck go at 5c a pair. All the silver grey bed blankets from the ship go at 75c a pair. nuine California, white, grey, or arlet blankets, from the w )8, worth up to $10.00. HOSIERY AND UNDERW FROM THE WRECK. Ladies’ fast black wet hose ”.\hsm'a' all wool seamles knit c. The finest grades of imported all ool ladies’ cashmere hose in bl oxfords and naturals at 1 Misses’, childrer AR hosiery, ladies and men’s wet underwear now g sold in our basement at less than one-fourth their true value, 640 pairs Hamilton, Brown & Co.’s finest shoes in a smash up. They go on sule tomorrow. They were consigned to Mohlbring & Co. at ot Spri Were wrecked on the road and sold the rilroad AT A FEARFUL SACRIF THE BOSTON STORI. Those who wish to buy these shoes will please remember that THE BO! TOX TORE has no branch shoe stores and that the only Boston Store 15 vight on the northwest corner of Sixteenth and Douglas street, where the street is being graded. and nowhere else. RAILROAD Wi TWED SHOES. The fact that these shoes we in a smash up dGoes not affect them in the least excepting thut you can bny them at less than one-half theiv value. The hand made French and Viennese kid button and Iace shoes are marvels of beuuty and finish, and cost originally from "$6.00 to $8.00 a pair; they go to- morrow at $ Misses” elegant patent leather tip spring heel shoes, worth 5,00, go at $1.49, The entire divided into lots $1 itively gua puir. b CLE TO shipment of shoes and goes ab 9c, 1.4, nd $3 75, and-are pos: worth up to £8.00 a I'HE BOSTON STORE, Right on the corner now, N. W. Corner 16th and Douglis, Park. &9 wnced to #800 Handsome Gran Last call at $600. after next Suturday. We are having gr these beautiful lots. Now is your ovportunity to get one, but don’t Buy unless you think there is money in them. A. P. TUKEY, New York Life Bidg. - Carvers at Morton’s, 1511 Dodge. Ad success inselling orth reot has been sold to the Boston Store by the mortgagee. The stock will be on sale next Saturday at exactly half price. All of Mr. Sargent’s shoes veing marked in plain eusy to sce the oxact halfpi L i s L TOO MANY FINE Douglas & Reduce St Being desivous of reducing our lar, stock of ladies’, misses’ and childven's, men’s, boys’ and youths' fine shoes we offor the people of Omaha and v the Ainity an opportunity of securing best makes of first ¢ lurable shoes and slippers at lower prices than you can buy inferior goods for elsewhere. MAILL ORD PROMPTLY PFILLED During this salo only we offer your choice of ladies’ fancy shoes in button or front lace, patent leather foxed, hand turn or welt soles, widths B, C, D, I, five styles, regular prices $6.00 to $7.00; our special price, $1.45 $5.00 SHOES FOR $3.45. During this sale we offer your choice of any of our regular $5.00 shoes for ladies at the low price of $3.45, style, any widths A, B, C, I EE, turn or welt soles, $4.00 SHOES PO For a fow days we offer ladies’ regulur #4.00 shoes in turn or welt soles at the low price of All styles. Widths A, B, C, D, B, EE, any size. ZUNDER BROS,’ CUT PRICES, Complete lines of lower grade slLoes at equally low pr 1t will be a mis- take to buy anything in the line of shoes before calling on ZUNDER BRO 1520 DOUGLAS STR Lowest price reliable shoe dealers. e - H. Bliss received yesterday an im- portation of Victuria ~ware in* dinner s which will be on sale tomorrow. For style, (inish and price this ware excels, 1410 Farnam street, e ‘Weather strip at Mortoi size, 1511 Dodge. THE BOSTON STORE Buys 600 Sample Pieces Imported French Black Dress Goods From THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE In the New York Federal Building at Less Than Original cost of Mauu- fucture in Fran hese Con- stitute the Bale Tomorrow. Theso are the entire line of sam- ples sent dirvect] 3 to a New York job! who in default of ready cash wasobiiged to forfeit the lot, which w then sold by the United States marshal for non- yment of duty ) pieces of the highest grade Fronch novelties in black goods, consisting of the new Bedford twills, new Se opol twills, new crepe twills, satin stripe with corded twills and 80 different figures of black goods, piece warranted té be worth $1.50 ‘a yard. They go tomorrow at 5e, If yvou want a stylish black dress come and” examine the MAIL ORDERS FILLED. 25 sumple pieces of Hi-inch all wool brondeloth—finished the same as $1.50 goods, at vd: only 5 yards to custome 1 ¢ wide—19¢ 10 piec cloth, nic and blue black, at IL ORDERS FILLED trafine nel’s hair oods, A0c o nrietta—30 inches rd, Wi h 40¢. 10-inch, all wool, hilliard “oft finish woods, in jet black worth 60¢, k finish k quality, al at nple picces ¢ res und wool French serg 48¢ worth 3 24 sumple pieces extra heavy all wool imported secgres worth 'd go b S 12 picees of the finest 51 inch all wool s hair ever imported in America yard, It will pay you to exum ine them. 18 pice 2 inch 0 a s silk warp Henviettas, cam- nd new zi wvel- Wb styles. The finest black goods ever shown in Omaha worth up to $2.50 a yard go at $1.00. Besides the above imported goods w show a full line of domestic ¢ such as double fold striped itings at 9¢ a yard. MAIL ORDERS FILLE S5 goods, and plaid 40-inch all wool dress flannels at 190 yard; 56-inch all wool suitings in all the newest coloring worth 7 The place to buy dress goods this week is at GRAND OPENIN( JEWELRY DE GOLD AND SILV JEWELED RINGS FAMOUS BOSTO OF THR 1S, AND PINS ATl STORE PRICES. Tomorrow we commence th itice of a line of jeweiry and watehes secon to none at prices which bafile descrip- tion. Bought as The Boston Store oniy can buy, at a moment when cush is supreme, and the is mighty and must be obe stock of watehes and jew elr n the nick of time for the hol MLLED. r plated Omaha souve- nd 40¢. s sets, knife, trate clocks, MAIL ORDERS Gold and silv nir spoons, 25¢ Childrer 350, ckel alarm elocks, Alarm mantie cloeks=, $1.60, 5 picee silver ten sct one of the most remark aver secn, MAIL ORDERS FILLED, Stem winding watehe movement, sily £8.00. Walt worth §22.7 2,50, » with goes 14 karat gold Waltham movement. worth for $22 oM in wateh,zold fill avs, worth 38,00 STORE, Right on the corner now, N. W, corner 16th and Do Pinos to Ba Sacrificed I have a fine sto:k of p organs stoved opposite the Coliscum building, wmor ‘h are the coles bratea ('h 2. Chase, Mathushelk. T am determined to quit business at once, henee no reasoanble off will be refused. ‘Ferms cash. or en monthly payments. Do not miss the greatest bargains ever offerved, but be cectain to call on next v, Tuesday and Wednesdny mornings, up to noon. anos and MonrRriLL., Opposite Coliseum, Mein s Creat ONer, no good for beginners, $100. 1 piano as zood as new, $170. 1 organ in good ordor, $25 1, Mason & Hamlin, $70. 1 Steek pinno, $200. All of which « it bar warranted, 109 N, 16th st t. Carvers at Morton’s, 1511 Dodge. - ent upright piano used only Hamlin sid d- ains and A magnit two months and a tine Mason & organ as good us new for sale at fice. Must be sold at onee. ( well street. Irhe Chicago & Northwostern Runs five eastern traing daily from Omaha, The s o'clock and the ) p. m. limited vestibule trains arrvive and depart direct from the Union Pacific depot, Om, Th ns fully supplied with all that is modern and artistic in passenger equipment, es- pecially as recards the new Wagne illman sleepers and frc rybody knows what “North- western” dining” enrs are. City ticket oftice 1401 Farnam street, 1. WEST, R. R, Rercuie, P.&T, A General Agont. ssenger o cived yoscerday Victoria ware M. H. Bliss re portation of sets, which will be on su For' style, finish and price excels,” 1410 Farnam stve - Weuther strip at Morton’s 1511 Dodge. Atliance and Industrial Union Conve on. Indianapolis, Nov. 17 to 24, 1801 On the above oceasion the Burling ton” will sell veturn tickets on Novem- ber 16th and_17th, good to return until November 24th, at one for the round trip. City ticket office, 1 1 im- in dinner tomorrow this ware National THE BURLINGTON'S NO, 5. Change in Time. On and after Sunday, Nov. Burlington’s No. 5 from Chic ver will arvive at Omaha at and will daily. The running been considerabl Omaha and Den excellent facilities western 15th, the 0 to Den- 44 o, m,, leave Omaha at 10:15 a. m., time of this train has lessened between | r, and it now offers for reaching all J. FRANCIS, | tice duys, N in l ggn'l ass'e and TVt Agent. ) STONEHILESS. CLEARING SALE. . — One-Half of the:fmmense Stook Must Be Sold L'his Week, WILL TELL YOU WHY LATER. Prices No Ohject—Everything in Our Store Reduced —Below We Give You a Few of the Wonder- ful Reductions, 20 sales lndles wanted. Read every item, as we shall name a great many goods in different depart- ments which we have quantities of that must be closed out Monday. Our store will be so changed Monday that our oidest customers would not be abie to recognize the inside of it. £ dozen ladies’ and gents’ under- wear, worth £1.00 and $1.25 each, they will go ut 300 dozen children’s underwear 10¢ and 19e; worth up to s0¢ each. ) misses clouks, from 12 to 18 years, $2,08, $3.98, 5,48, worth up .00 ench adies’ jackets at e, worth 500 s imple mufls at one-fifth, bear in mind at one-fifth, of regular prices. 500 dozen ehildren’s hose, all wool and fast black, at 15¢, worth up to H0¢ o pair, Also 800 dozen of ladies’ hose at 18ic a pair, worth b, 800 dozen children’s worth 50c, 800 dozen tobog worth up to £1.50 ene GREAT TOW 500 dozen towels at value, 500 pairs Des Moines blankets and S o goods, 400 worth caps 10¢ each, 10¢ and 1e, AL, one-half actual nin 0 and Califo regular pairs sateen comforts at $1.98, L0 & pa We <h muke every yard of d coes, ginghar our stock We have got to sell goods in our sto) by We will tell y ning's Bik, reductions we shall ver before been heard of dry goods tead We must nave the room that our soaps occupy, and wo will sell anyone wishing one dozen burs of any_scap in the house for 85¢ a dozen. We have them worth up to 10 cents a bar Our chenper soaps we sell at dozen., n 1i= in big reduction ouds, flannels, c that we have one-half of the the end of the u why in I make in NOTIONS. ill sell 10 pupers hair pivs for le. ys ab Be o dozon. dress shiclds, stockinet, 5¢ n We v Dress st Seami« pair. Hools and e Silk hinding S Long's he st b dozen for le. 10¢ u piece, 5, Y Lead bair ¢ impers, 1d Nickle hair pins se o dozen, worth 10¢ cnch, Steel beads 10¢ a bunch. Embro.dery silk 4e a dozen s Belding Bro.’s cmbroidery dozen spaols Cur »one, e tooth b Pocls Thim} 12 do co1ns. ilk double he shes for 7 te buttons for 3 100 yurd colored spool silk Darning needles, 8 for 1c Matches, 10¢ a Jozen boxes, ¢ u dozen, puckages. s spool, thread, 1he a spool. nvelopes, 10e a hundred, 25 shects note paper for 4. White and b.ack elastic yard, Bear in mind that we must get vid of one half of our stock the coming week. SPECTALS. W all sell unt 3,000 fur and wool felt ha.s of shapes, black and colovs, at Some of these hats ure worth Lvo 200 of our choicest trimmed at $1.US in our balcony STONEHILLS, web noou inour th cony hats - Lat st S| t A. Hospe. 1513 Dougl Viusic, 18 street, New scale. New on installments, Wegman tuning dovice. Hayden Bros, piano. Sold e $10 to Cincinnati The Ohio & Mississippi railway sell tickots from St. Louis to Cir and return November 16 and for return until November at one fare for round trip. Ticket oftice 105 North Broadway and union depot. St. Louis, Mo. W. B. Shattue, gencral pussenger ageat Ohio & Mississippi rail- waly. J. E. Dietri 1 Return, will inatl good skl WIS arehiy )03 N. Y Life. e icture krumes, 3 Douglas street. - TO SIENOGRAPAERS 1d those Interested in Shorthand. The speed eclass conducted by Prof. Pullmer of Rathbuns Business college will be carried on during tho remainder of this month accordi Announc ment in last Sunday’s Bee, Many have responded to our invitation, for which we feel grateful. al speed class will whose speed 1s over 100 words per minute, on Tuesday and Thursday rom 8 until 9. This class will be given court work, as used by the leading Grahum writers on this conti- neut. Fverybody invited. —_—— Sumuel Burns announces the of his marble statuary from C; i . reby i call and see it whether desiving to pur- chase or not. Visitors and purchasers equally welcome, - - senle Kimball Pianos, 518 Douglas street. —— S. R. Patten, dentist, Bee building. -~ Arti A. Hospe, be formed areival Now A. Hospe, Eye & enr sy Ramge blk ‘{lsull. " Allen, M.T seh& Harney, Omaha. O , Wed., and Sat. - t Morton's, 1511 Dodge - New poultry market, 1613 Farnam, - Table cutlery at Morton's, —~——— Samuel Buvos is in receipt of another lot of those $7.00 “Brownfield” dinner sels Weather steiy 1511 Dodge. - The new Hotel Brunswick, 16th and Jackson. with all modern improvements Now open for guests. Moderate prices® - " Rates East, On Monday, November 16, the Chi- cago & Northwestern railway will pl on sale tickets to Indianapolis, Ind., and return at half fare. Good returning till November 24, For further information apply at city ticket office, 1401 Farnam stroet, Hal SAMPLES OF FINE SHOES. Among Them the Best Makes Known at L:ss Than Cost, FINEST LADIES SHOES MADE, 83.00. Samples of Shoes and Slippers Bought of Wright & Peters, Rochester, N. Y., and Baldwin & Lamb- kins, Milford, Conn. Wright & 1 dies shoes never sell less th pair and they run up as high as $10.00 & pair. Wo've 1,500 pairs of their samples: no two pair alike and we offer them to the ladies who wish somethin, v fine at less than the manu cost, no finer fitting shoes made This is o chance Omuha has never had before. The larger cities always monopolize such good things but we were on the ground with our cash in time to out-do even New York or Chi- OTHER SAMPLE SHOES. We've also 3,000 puics of women misses” and ehildren’s sample shoes man- ufaetured by Messrs, Baldwin & Lam- kins of Milford, Connecticut, »se fine shoes cheaper than od shoes sold av bankrupt or Les, be following are a few of the prices that we quote for Monday and as long as the stock lasts Women’s donud bution hole, $1.00. Women’s dongola her tip shoes 5, Women's dongola genuine hand turned shoes (. S, 3 Women's dongola spring heel shoes, L button shoes, worked button patent let omen’s straight goat extension sole, hand sewed shoes worth $4.00, for Women's French dongola hand sewed turned shoes worth 5,00, for #2.00. 100 pairs women’s kid patent leather tip and patent leather back, Reynolds Bros.” muke, $5.00, for $3.00. Women’s extra quality hand sewed, $3.00. Women's line eloth top button shoes, worth $5.00, for $2.50. Women ench kid lacy turned, sold at $6.00, now . Misses® fine dongt patent leather tips, spring heel, worth 00, for $1.4. Misses’ school shoes, tipped, sizes 12 e Children’s school shoe: o, Children’s dongola extension shoes, sizes 6 to 8, S0c. Men’s lnce working shoes, 90c. )0 pairs of men’s sewed congress and laco shoes, ull styles and sizes, for this sale, §1.( Men’s dress shoes, lace and congress, Fren:h kid, hand sewed to izes 8 to 11, sole Men Men Men from $a. Men's genui gressy eat from $8.00-to Men’s hand French condovan, cut from ’s patent leather 150, cut from $3. und congres \d con- heearoo or 800 to $ pumps; worth Boys’ button, siz Boys’ culf button, sizc Youths’ school shoe Youths'extr i Women's sole, 3 Women’s and misses’ velyet siippers, 210 5, sizes 12 10 2, extension sole.$1 feit slippers, felt Men’s rubber boots, $1. Women’s rubbers worth 23¢. Remember samples are alw of the best mate land by the be chanies of every factory and ave sidered to be worth from 20 to nt more thaa any shoe made, The above pi Juoted are good for Monday and until sold. The great, sale of samples, GOLDI EAGLE SHOI ¢ 114 South I o at 10¢. made t me- "OR, h Street. Wortd's 1711 1 S vings Company. The World’s Fair_and Savings com- pany of Lincoln, Neb., has been or- sanized for the purpose of sccuring certain advantages and benefits to its patrons. The company has its headquirters at Lincoln. The following gentlomen o flcers: A. V. S. Suunders of dent. he of- Beatrice, presi- Atkinson of Lincoln, vic ttorney. Tzer of Lincoln, sec . y of Lincoln, treasu srhach of Fairbury, genoral s-presi- cter of the officers of the company for integrity and ability is an assurance of the success of the company in the vd the purposes of the orgamzation By united effort, advantages, comforts and conveniences can be ured that can not be had by individu ion. Through concerty of action there will be asuving of time, labor and expense | to those who patronize the compuny. U's fair there will be great crowds, tumult and confusion. At such o time the helping hand of co-op- oration will be of material aid. Under the plans of the company hotel and other angements can made before arriving in Chicago. Phe company will furnish its patrons a semi-monthly paper devoted exclusively o World’s r matters, and also an **[l- lustrated Guide' in addition to other benefits, Local agencies will bo established by the company in every county in the This will make it convenient for payments, recelving informa- all be makin, tion, ete. I'ull and explicit informatior to the plans of the company and the benefits offered can be had by writing or calling on the secretary at Li Organs _from terms, Hayden Bros. e Barkalow & Root, 614 N. 16th, just re. ceived carlond choice Michigan apples. A Royal Road. However aptiy the assection of the an- cient philosopher that there was *'no voyal rond” may have applied, the state- nent most certainly not always hold good in this modern ag 'heve is a royal road to Chicago and the east, to Denver and the west,to Kan- sas City and the south and to Deadwood and the north. It is the Burlington Route. Three trains leave the union depot daily for Chicago, at 9:50 a, m., 4:30 p, m. and 9:20 p. m.; two for Denverat 10:15 a. m. and 7:10 p. m.; two for Kansus City, at 9:80 a. m. and 9:45 p. m. All of these trains are fitted with all modern contrivances to insure comfort; the Pullman sleepers and reclining | chair cars (seats free) of which they are | composed, are the triumph,the very pin- nacle of railway const Famous Burlington dini ugh trains. City ticket office 1223 Farnam street, does g carg on all th i Wa ) VALLL, Agent AN INCOMPARABLE ~ ARRAY Of Dolls, Toys, Plush Goods, Toilet Cases and Fanoy Goods. PRICES NEVER SO LOW AS NOW. More Holiday Goods Being Shown at W. R, Bennett Co's Than Wero Ever Exhibited in One Store West of Chicago Be We wish it to be distinctly understood that we are headquartors for dolls, toys, and in fact every kind of holiday goods. No other store in Omaha can begin to compare with us in cither quantity, qual- ity, variety or prico. Dolls from 1e away up into the dollars, and everything e in proportion, It will ‘pay make your tions now whilo the stock is unbroken. Piek out what you want and make a small payment on it and well lay it away till Sucha time as you may wan You thus give us a better ¢ o Lo serve you thun during the rush just be- | fore Christias, and have the benefit of | an unbroken stock. DO YOU EA Oleomargerine, or butterine? You sy “no,” but how, do you know you don The records of the United States show that there's jots of it being sold. We could sell it for a lower price than we do good butter and make more money on it But we won't do it. We stand by the butter producer and the butter consumers, that's why we're popular with hoth Hundreds of farmers ship their butter dircct to us, and thousands of people know that Beanett’s is the only place in Omaha to buy that staple. UARANTEED REMEDIES, Th ire fow and between. ome eastern manufacturers claim to guarantee their medicines, but there are too many hands for the goods to pass through before the maker is reached. They never redeemed, We manufacture a line of remedics which we absolutely guarantee to do all we claum for them If they're not satisfactor have to do is to bring us the we will refund your mone, The most popular of these medicines at present is BIND TS CANADIAN FIRCOU BALSAM. We've =old hundreds of bottles of this preparation and our customers are most loud in its praise. Oneor two doses never fuil to stop an ordinary cough and we helieve it to be away ahoad of any ne on the market today. : per hottle, nnott’s beef, iron and wino i superior of any preparation of the kind made. We don't care who mulkes it, or where it's made. That’s strong talk, but the medicine warrants it. If you don’t believe iv tey a bottle, and if what we suy isn'lso it won't cost vou anything Coulil you Pint bottle G0y All our remedie: solute g ntee They embrac er Regulator, Ask about them at our drug and pr iption department. W. R Purcly Pe You and your fricnds ave invited to attend the formal opening of C. S, mond’s new jewelry store Wednes November 18, ut We promise that every person will feel well paid in seeing the new store and the grand display of fine new goods. — - The ladies of Mattl Woman's Auxiliary wii give a parlor concert and entertainment on Tuesday evening, No- vemt 17, at the re encoof Mrs. J. N. Cornish, outh Tenth street, in aid of their charituble work. A charming program is proviged. Mrs. Cotton and Mur. Jules Lombar with other city talent, will tuk Tickets., nts, For st dy’s and from the ladies of the auxili : e Morton's, I/ o~ - Do With Your Ol Clothes? The industrial school of the irst Baptist church needs them. If you de- sire to help on a good work, send them to Dr. Wood’s oflice, corner ifteenth and Capitol avenue, or send your ad- dress und a messenger will eall for them. i e Barkalow & Root, 614 16th, just re- ceived carload choice Michigan apples. e n Lo all bottle you and are sold on this “*ab- Carvers at 1 Dodge. What Do Youn Excellent service, safety, convenience, and low rates are matters closely looked forand always appreciated by a dis- criminating pubiic. This is con grent popularit usively proven of "the Chicago & Northwestern afternoon flyer. — This train leaves the | P’ depot, Omaha, daily at 5 o’clock and arvives in Chic 5 the next mornir with free par- irs, new Pallm ser and dining hout. ket oftice 1401 rnam ro checked from residences t to destination, R, 1L RircHie, Genoral Agent, by the vestibuled streoet, and - Table catlery at Morton’s, 1511 Dodge, sSpraking of ¢ v Excursions, Why, don’t you know that the Union acifit 1o California ry day? It's You can pur- chase excursion tickets to Californin via | the Union Pacific and leave any day of the week you choose. You don’t have to go Mondny, Wednesday or Friduy, nor Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday, but can go Sunday or any other duy of tho week. And this not all. “You can ke our Pullman Palace or Pullman Colonist Sleepers at the Union depot and you need not leave them untii you are in *Sunny California,” the v of America,” A chavge of #5.00 for u com- pletoly furnished lower or upper doublo perth in the Pullman Colonist Sleeper | is made botween Omaha and San Fran cisco, but to those furnishing their own bedding free berths are glver Y P DEUEL, anil Weekly runs ursions is BENNISON BROS. - Great Slaughter of Winter Goods fof Moncay. YOU'LL GET A BENEFIT TOMORROW; We Offer More and Better Bargaing All Over Our Store for Monday Than Ever Offered in the West. ) Come in with the crowds and got s benefit. 100 good comforters, full sizo and worth $1.50, go Monday at 8 each. We will sell you ot $1.75, $2.00, and ) the best value on earth, 10-4 grey blankets at 08¢ eac 100 pieces standard prints at 4ic y Standard apron check ginghams yard, 0 bales snow white they ave worth 124c Good Canton flannel at e yard. The best red twill lannel'in town at se yard., Monday we offer 20 fine all wool coms bination dress patterns at $5.00, each worth from $10.00 to $: 800 pounds Midn yarn and fine grade imported Suxony varn, all good staple colors, all in ong lot Monday, 10¢ a skein, Ladies’ fine imported all wool cash: mere gloves in navy blue and sea brown, worth 85¢ to s0c. They go Mon day at 19¢ pi A lot of ladics’ jorsey ribbed vests with long sleeves, ‘at onch wortly Al A good school mitten for boys at 15¢ & o4 batts at 7ie roloy Ladies’ all wool black eashmere mite tens at 25¢ o pair, worth 45 We are offering extra inducements in ove [ tment. A in every day in the week ach department. Do you need a cloak for yousself ow children? If 50, we can please you and will guars antee that noone will beav our styleg and prices, Our lines of ladies’ gents’ and chil- dren’s underwear is one of the largest in th t and the prices are as low ag any live house can sell them: try us. We are closing out odd lines of cary pets, curtaivs, poctieres, ete., at almosf any price. Come in Monday and see the bargainges on every floor. We will open our holiday departs ment about December Ist. Watch VNISON BROS. - S OFPICE in XPRE GOSSIP. and American Will Sepirate Quariers. rgo and American xpross companies, oftice in this city for years, have decided to estublish independent oftices, and about Daw cember J, the American will remove to ite new location at 1305 Farnam street. Abou December 15 the Mills buildine at 1310-131 Farnam, will be occupicd by tho Welia¥ Ifargo. ‘This bulding had been rented for both companies, and the decision of tid American to “go it alone’ was something of 0 the other company, . I, Brennau, who has been ‘arge, is promoted 1o loca! it 1t is rumored thav Superintendent Amadap Andrews of the company is to be promote to the pesition of general superintendent of Atlantic division, with headguarters ag w York. to fill the vacancy caused by the death_of W. J. Hancock. In this event it 15 stated that Agent Simpe son of Kansas City will bo sent here to suce ceed Superintendent Andrews, "o establishment of independent ofices by the twe companies in this city will not aff the business relations that havo heretofora existed between them, as they wili continue unchanged. ashierof the s i Fire and Police, At the meeting of the fire and police com- missioners last cvening Oficor Cox was charged with slecping on duty. His triaf was set for next Saturday night I'he boara confirmed the appointment of Samuel Jolnson as a special policemau fox the Nobrasia Fuel company. Oficers Russell and Cummings were each granted ten days’ leave, commencing Novemd ber 20. Tho board adjourned without an exceutiva session, W Conse, The second term of the servatosy of Music in_the building commences Moncay, the 16th inst. During this term classes for chily dren will beorganized in which one terng of twenty lessons will be given for 10,00 - The Way to Go. You havae seen California frequently mentioned in ne s and magazined, Perhaps a friend has been the writes enthusinstic let| homa about the climate and the fruits. [t makes you anxious to see the country for yourself. The best time to go is in the fall mufi winter. Then work here is least press ing and Californin climate is now plenss ing, The way to go is via Sunta Fosq route, on one of thatlines populur, pory mally-conducted parties, leaving Chis 10 overy Suturday evening, and leave Cansas City every Sunday morning, agents and porters in attend= Pullman tour vs aro used ished with bedding, mattresses, tarticlos, ete. Second class tickota honored. Write to 1% L. 'almor, pasd senger ugent Santa o Route, 411 N, Y, life Bldg, Omuha, Nob, - Solid rom Omh Vestibuled, electrie lighted and steam heated, with the finest dining, sleaping and rechning r service in the world, via the “Chicago & Omaha Short Lane” of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Puul Railway. Double daily train sor leaving Omaha at 12:05 1 m. nd 6:20 p, m., with no transfur at Couns 1 Bluffs as heretofore, Apply 1504 Farnam streot for ticketsand further ins formation or address I\ A, Nasi, J. E. PRESTON, Gen, Agt City P On anco. fur toi st slecp ur hundred and fifty dollar piano, soven yours for $I87, Hayden Bros. ONLY $17.10 Indiznapolis and The Waubash will sell tickets mber 16 and 17 at ubove nllinnee on Nos rile aecouny For ticketd 1 further information eall at \Wabash office 1502 Parnnm steeet or write meeting. nd Ticket Agent G N. CLAYTON, Agent, D®PRICE S am — Used in Millious of Home Baking Powder. s—40 Years the Standard which have occupicd & jolnt_ _