Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 6, 1891, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER ¢, 1891— SIXTEEN PAGES AN INIQUITOUS ~ COMBINE, Btrennous Efforts of the Bamboca'ing Med” ioine Trust OFF COMPETITION. T0 CHCOKE W. R. Bennett Co. Stands Between the People and the Grasping Monopoly, Sayin hiy ‘ar and No Farther." The following is an extract from a speech delivered at the recent Louisville meeting of minufacturcrs, jobbers retailers, which was held to devi and means to prevent cutting in the business: “The retailers no and ready 1o assist the propr * in every way possible eliminate the cutte Heisn lv.ul man. Why ishea bad cut and slashed in the S in the clothi business; in the goods business and in_every other of merchandising. What law, the there of commerce or logie, to prev the de in drugs and medicines fre boldly entering the arena and arawing und commanding trade by the power of price? If there is any line of goods on the green footstool of the Almighty which should be sold at the lowest pos- sible margin of profit, that line is den, The use of medicines is prima fac evidence of physical suffering. But what is that suffering in -comparison with the anguish often experienced | those who have loved, one whom the #eo hourly dreawing nearer to death’s door for the want of high-priced reme- dies which their means cannot suppl but which if the truth were known probi bly cost the d mere pittance? 1z and burning 5 Drogressiv vy dise h an all wise providence has scattered over tho broad rth should be controlled sping trust and that every at- témpt to supply these necessaries at a fair price should be met with the most strenuous opposition. Will you do your duty and assist in breaking this iniquit ous combine or will you heip to make ur fetters heavier? The choice lies We have as complete a line igs as is to be found in any drug store in Omaha, IR druggists, or physicians who 1 th oflice rent paid by said druggists, may tell vou ‘that our goods are low qualit or that they are not frosh. W GUARANT EVERY PARTICLE OF MEDICINI IN OUR DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION DIE- PARTM T TO BIE OF THE VERY HIGHEST QUALITY THAT THE MARKETS OF THE WORLD AR FORD. WE WARRANT B THING TO BIE STRICTLY AND WHOLESOME and invite &i5 of our goods by competent author and welcome comparison with those any other store. The senior member of our (irm followed the drug business for and two registered constantly on duty in this Thoy ve heid posi- ling stores in this and other i and lln- must be competent or llw Nebraska State Board of would wot have issued certificates to them. We sell patent medicines cheap, but not half so cheapas wo fill pre- scriptions. Try us once. Bring us one you ve had filléd some place else. We'li mako you n price that will open your eyes. ~ Just to show you how cheap patent medicines can bo sold and still not be sold below cost, we'll sell FOR MONDAY ONLY Sursaparilla Nervine X Mile’s Heart Cure 67c. Benson’s Capeine Plast Hood’s pills 18 Scott’s mulsion 69c. Warner’s Safe K. and I. Cure, 93¢, These prices are for \I()mlM only, but these goods and every other patent medicine made will be always found in ourdrug and prescription department scount from the regular price of 5S¢ on the dollar, SLASHING GROCERTE: Monday morning will witness a ter rific slaughter of prices all over our grocery department. Everything goes away down to bed rock, “and not for o day but for all time.” For years we've led the grocery procession in Omaha, and we propose to stay in the van. No matter where you're ‘buying your gro- ceries, or what you're paying for them, you can hencelorth buy them cheaper al Bennett’s. Wo absolutely guarantee this, and you lose money if you huy one dollar’s worth of goods in this line, without fir u:rmnuuur prices. Come in Monday and = We're going h) \(-l\ children for 5 cents again Monday in our shoe department. ~ Watch the papers for some surprises in this line. Don't for- get our big stock of holiday goods, W. R. BENNETT €O, e Christmas Stippers. We are showing our usual large line of holiday slippers, ranging in quali trom the lowest to the finest goods. Make your selections early, Largest stock. Best assorted. Lowest pr Tith and lino pharmacists i dej artment Hood” s 17c. 5 rubbers A, D.MORS TOURS Lands v Route, The Wabash are now selling trip tickets good returning 1892, to all the winter resorts in Ten- nessee, Mississippi, Alabuma, Georgia, Florida, North and South Cavolina, Louisiana, Arkansus and Texas, The quickest and best route to the Hot Springs of Avkansas. Foe tickets and full information in v rd 1o routes t or south call at Wabash office, 1502 rnam streot, ov write G. N, Clayton, N. W. Agt. i To Summe the Wabash round June 1, 3 - Roller skating at Coii it P St ‘T'he new Hotel Brunswick, 16th and Jackson. with all modern improvem onts Now open for guests Moderate prices sally ) A large assortment of French china for decorating at Mocdy's Chinu Stove, 302 N, 16th strect oo ol s A Clifton Hill bargain wook, Ensy terms, Enquive at Dalzoll’ confectionery, 115 N. 16th street. Moath A i A THROUGH Si, MING CARS Open for e Kansas Qity to Hot Springs. Commencing November 15 the Mis- sourl Pacific Railway company will re- sume the through aping car seryice hetween Kansas City and Lot Ark., “The World's it Resort;” leaving Kansas City m. via the *“Wagoner Itoute” the beautiful Indian Tevrvitory kansas Valloy via Coffeyville, Wagoner Port Gibson, Van Buven, Fort Smith and Little Rock, Lor tickets, descrip- tive illustrated pamphigt and furthor information call or address company oftices, N. E. corner 13th and Farnam or dopot 156th and Webster, J. O, Priuerr, A, G Luos, I, Govrie um and at 9:10 p, through und STONERILLS. Great Dress Goods, Also Great Time Ffale Tomorrow. GREAT ~ 'BARGAINS ~ EVZRY ~ HOUR, Wonderful Bargains for All Day— Bargaing Upon Bargaine Piled Up for Monday—Lace Cartain Sale, Besides our time sals Mon we shall inaugurate the greatest sale of dress goods ever held 1 Omaha, We are not going to carry any dress goods over, and in consequence for all day Monday we shall offer dress goods at rly ‘one-half actual price. fore naming the prices on our dress goods wo will give you the items for our time sule Between the Monday we sl lining ' le ings have been wet aged in the lenst, Between the hours ¢t 9 and 10 We shall offer your thoice of any un- trimmed hat in our house for 25¢. Remember that w rry the largest line of felt hats carried by any house in have the very finest quali- we have untrimmed hats 10 each, but no matter, the hours of 9 and 10 Monday at 25c. They will be found in the rear of the first floor. Between the hours of 10 and 11, We shall offer 2,000 yards of black silk. Some of them have little colored patterns, We bought them of J. V. Farwell Co. in Chicago for on $1.00, as they were remnants, There ave from 5 to 20 rds in a piece, and are worth yard. They go between tho hours of 10 and 11 Mond at e a yard, Between the hours of 11 and 12, We shall offer 3,000 fancy plush and silk tassels and ornaments, worth e, 7e, and 10¢ each, at 1fe. Botween the hours of 12 and 1 We shall offer 2,000 yards of calico that has been wet at le a yard. Between the hours of Tand 2 We shall offer Corticelli spool silk, in black and all colors A spool. These are 100-yard spools. This is a great chance for dressmukers. Between the hours of 2 and ¢ We offer 5,000 yards of silk velvets at 69¢ a yard. These velvets are puton sale once move by special request, as there has about 50 of our customers ed for them, and we do it simply as an accom- modation, None of them are worth less than $2.00 a yard, and up as high as £3.00, Betwe We off hours of 8and 9 o'clock 1 offer 10,000 yards of a yard, These lin- , but “are not dam- us high as they go betweel n the hours of 3 and 4 ,000 yards of double width sheeting, 54 inchies wide, made of the best bleached muslin, worth 12fc a yard. For one hour our price will be 5e¢. We shall limit 10 yards to a customer. Jetween the hours of 4and 5. We offer one of the greatest bargains that has been on sale since we began our time sale, Your choice of any corset in our house fo . The P. D. and all other ccle- brated makes go at this price. Between the hours of 5 and 6. We offer 50 dozen towels that we have been selling at d0c, for just one-half price, 2ic, SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing to our inability to wait on the trade of our great ribbon sale yesterday we shall continue the same for Monday. 11 ribbons are one-fourth price, and some of them a great deal less than that, There is not a yard of cotton ribbon iu the lot, at prices from 1iec per yard up. DRE: GOODS SALE. Our entive stock of dress goods on sale Monday at prices that are unheard of in the hidtory of Omaha dry goods trade. Double width henrietta goes for 10¢ a rd. $1.00 henrietta goes for 49¢ a yard. 50 henvietta goes foe 7ic a'vavd. In fact, everything in our dress goods stock is going for pretty near one-half value. All ratio. There will be big barpains all over the store in different classes of goods. Wo shall give one-third off the marked prico on lace eurtains. This will bring them down to less than their actual cost. our remnants will go at same *cople in Chica Cuicaco, L., Dee. 5. to Tue Bek,] —The following western people were in the city: At the Grand Pacific—George A. Boyuton, . A. Murphy, Davenport, Ia.; E.T. Koch, Cedar Rapids, Ta.; N, . Feil, Omaha; J. M. Moan, Sioux City, Ta. At the Leland ~Otto Albrecut, Davenport, la.; H. A. Magill, M, M. Robbins, Clintou, la. At the Auditorium—Mr, and Mrs, Harry West, Mrs. W. E. Androw Mrs, F. W, Letmann, Mr. and Mrs. B. Cummins, Miss Lou Elbert, Miss Kate Cummins, ali of Des Moines, 1a. ;. . Meday, Omalb; At the Richelien—C. D. Jameson, lowa City, la. At the Wellington—A. P, Miss L. Preatice, Omaha; Omaba, mer—1% €. » Louis Weinstein, Preston, Stoux City. No gripping, no uausea, no pain when Do- Witt's Little Early Risers are taken. Small pill. Safe pill. Host pill, -~ Birney cures catarvh, i Child's Hospital Benefit, The sale of useful and ornamental articles at 2016 Farnam street for the benefit of tho Clarkson Memorial hospital fund closed yesterday afternoon. The sale lasted two days and vroved to b quite successful. Some- thing like §00 was cleared by the effort, All the dolls and other articles not sold at the salo were removed to the hospital on Dodge street, where they will ba sold very che at private sale. Those who wish to purchase a handsome Christmas present may either call at tho hospital or upon Mr Clarkson at 2017 St. Mary's aveuue, whe they ocan bave the opportuuity of selecting from the stock of protiy things. Doe, Dayenport, Miss A! Morrill, Omahin; N Burlinzton, Dr. Bee bldg. ood one, De- - , oceulist, - Clerie (0 Perints, 1802 Clergymen who desive to obtain pee- mits, good over lines of the Burlington Route for 1802, are requested to make application for same at the city ticket 3 Parnam street. J. FRANCIS, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent. - The Chicago & Northwostern Runs five eustern passenger trains y from Omaha. Thed o'clock and ) p. . limited vestibule trains arvive nnd depart divect from the Union Pacitic depot, Omuha. These trains ave fully supplied with all tha modern and artistic in passenger equipment, es- pecially as regards the new Wagner and Pullman_ sloepors and free parlor body knows what *North- western” dining” cars are. City ticket office 1401 Farnam street. G. F. WEesT, R. R. Rircuie, P&T A Goupra Ageal Beo building, THE BOSTON STORE. Last and Greatast Effort to Olear Out, Every- thing in the Basement, MUST HAVE ROOM FOR THE TOYS, Anything and Everything, Whether Wh Piece or Remnant, Stap’ Calico or Fancy Curtain, ery- thing in the Whole Bascment. SOLD AND CI TOMORROW, cases extra wide white a yard, worth wuses faney back black linings 24e, worth 12c, One case of black and colored silk finished velveteens 15¢, worth 50e, One case of children’s fine white merino wool underwear, all sizes, vests and pants, 123c, worth 50c. The finest grades of men’s nel’s hair scarlet and naturv D, worth $1.25, AN OMAHA WHOL STATIONERY HOUSE, One thousand dozen Dixon’s Dest nickel and rubber tip lead pencils le ch or 10¢ a dozen. Regular price 2 ach, Also best quality playing pack, worth 15c. And 500 imitation alligator hand sateh- els at ¢, worth $1,2 Our entire stock of fancy shopping baskets, all sizes, at 3¢, worth 25c. An immense lot of men’s and boys’ warm knit cardigan jackets, to eclose them out go at 25¢, worth $1.2 A thousand yards of Pavisian fancy work dress trimmings 8¢ a yard, worth e, A whole table of fur, and astrachan trimming yavd. Acase of heavy long napped. d back canton flannel Gic, worth 1 One case of imitation chins peries, 7¢ o yard, worth 1 FOUR SPECIAL BARGAINS ON OUR MAIN FLOOR. One lot of ladies’ heavy jersey ribbed unde 25 Ladies’ fine camel’s hair underwear in vest or pants 49¢ each. The finest grades of all wo kni bed underwoenr $ Our finest grades of natural underws ated searlet ¢ underwear imported came! underwear 7. 5. THE LOUVRE KID GLOVE STOCK NOW ON SALE AT THIE BOSTON NI-TENTH ITS TO BE ARED OUT Two wool dress all wool 1 under- FROM ISALE cards feather, plush 25¢, worth $1.50 DERWEAR 1 zephy Abe.worth all wool shmere s hair VALUL g TREMENDOUS CASH PURCHASE OF A BANKRUPT CLOAK SALLL 21,000 fine cloal ¢ on the dollu Bougzht at the recent failure of Louis 79 Madison street, Chicago. ) s now at hall cost of material. Ladies’ fine black cloth reefers, fur trimmed and plain, elegant goods, $3. $4.98 and $5.75. Ladies’ all wool diagonal cloth reefers 30 inches long, large opossum fur col aud fur facing, trimmed with four hand- some fur ornments; these reefers are in all sizes; cost to manuf! e, $12.50; they go tomorrow at ). Ladies” reefer juacket: fur trimmings; “manufacturer’s 8. fer juckets, ina variety of fur revers, cost to manufacture $19.00, go at fine opossum cost, Your choice of 3 styles grand gar- ments. Ladies’ reefers made of genuine camel’s hair cloth, with real black astra- chan fur collar and fur facings, THE BOSTON S'I'URI-Z, Right on the corner now, N. W. cor. 16th and Douglas. - Latest Sheet Music. A. Hospe. 1513 Douglas street. Pt Ly s from 825 up. Lasy terms n, i cavringod e ck,architect.9)3 N. Y Life. el [ovrn oMai, Horse Drowned. While Georze Hoffman was engaged in help- ng fill the great depression in the alley be- tween K and L and Twenty-second and Twenty-thivd streets yesterday afternoon, one of his horses tumbled down the embank- ment into a pool twenty feet deep and was drowned. Mr. Hoffman had anarrow escape from tumbling in ufter the auimal. Deestrict Skule. The presentation of “Old Deestrict Skule'! by the Epworth league at Blum's hall Mon- any and Tuesday evenings promises to prove u great success. The following persons wi participate: D. Thomas, T\ B, Scotr. A. Silver, Mrs. George Chiase, Miss Hott Moove, Miss Belle Fenner 5 Young, Miss Nora Cox, Miss Lizzie G Mrs. Batoman, 1. ki 5. 0. Walker, Frion. Mrs. Amy Sherwood, Mr. and M stman, H. Murdock, 12, Craw/ford, Mrs, ). Barrett, . S, Cox, . Jamos Carlin, Maverry, Scott. Mus. T South O hautau The South Ou a Chautaugua sle will hold its next regular weekly meeting av the residence of N. D. Mann, on Twenty-second street between J and K, Tuesday evoning, December 8. A varied program will be pre- sented and a pleasant occasion is anticipated, Al members of the circle will take notice of tho chango of date. Any persons interested ir. tho chautauqua work are always welcome to theso meetings. Yard and Ol J. B, Poitevin of Dow City lond of hogs on the market. Tho Plateau Live Stock compaoy, of Pueulo, Colo., sent in two cars of cattls, H, C. Lindville of Dawson, Mo., gavo | sus City the go-by and gnarkoted his cattle here. The regular monthly meeting of the ex- chango and Board of Directors occurs: Mon day at 3 p. m. Awmong shippers from Pueblo, Colo,, who marketed cattle were Halo Sillinger, R, Olaiana and A, Betatt, C. S. Libby, o stockman at Creston, In,, prefers the Omata to the Chicago market, and came in with three cars of cattle. W. Nichols of North Bond brouzht in three loads of cattle of his own fecding that were good enough to bring $5, topping the market, Notes. la., placed a Magic City Miniatures, Morgan Heafoy has returned from Oxtord where he was the guest of his brother Thommas J. I. Munsey, the Wolls-I"argo oxpressman hove, will be married this morning to Miss Osborne of Beatrica. The ladies of tho First Baptist church will serve dinner Weduesday, Dacomber 0. at the church, corner Twenty-seventh and M. - The sale of fancy articles held in a vacaut store room in the Bachelors' quarters for the boneflt of the Clarkson Memovial hospital, Friday and Saturday, was vory largely patronized and a large sum of money taken in for the deserving charity, Mrs. Clarkson had gencral supervision of the sale, and was sisted by Mrs. Poppleton, the Misses Clark- son, Miss Hall, Miss Bache, Mrs. Mills paugh. Mrs. Soiverick, Mrs. McKenna, Mrs, Pock, Mrs. Barkalow, Miss Caldwell, who presided at various tables and gave aid in ko service of luncheon, el Dr, Birney curey cotaril, Beg bldg. EXCITEMENT On Bixteenth “Btreet, Between Capitol Avenne and Davenport Street. GREAT CROWDS FLOCK TO THIS POINT. ‘h Bargains were Never Heard of Before as at the Big Sale Now On at the New Yor Bargain Store. Wanted Such ba before, THE BIGGEST, GREATEST CRUSH people since the opening of this popu- lar store. Come out and see for your- self, FOR TOMORROW, MONDAY, we will place on our counters 1,000 dozen gold band real china cups and suucers, These are not the common iron stone china, but real genuine china. The L market price is §2.00. Our > for MONDAY ONLY 75C PER SET. We © also 1,000 dozen dinner plates to match, genuine veal china, worth #2.00: our pr! for MONDAY ONL:Y PL Don't fail to come get these real ching cups et are the biggest b ver offc 5,000 plain_white cream pitchers, worth up to 2 MONDAY ONLY e EACH. Bowls and pitchers worth $1.50, price for MONDAY ONLY 7hc. slop jars with cove 5 salesladies at once. ains were never heard of 70C and our China .50, MONDAY ONLY $1.25 Our lamp sale Saturday was a grand success, and of the 250 lamps we put on le we have only u few dozen left, and we will &till continiue to sell them until they are sold. Come carly if you wunt on 3, worth TACH. 100 picce complete dinner set, best English Meakin ware, beautifully decor- ated in in bluo : piece stamped and value $15.00; our p MONDAY ONLY A center draft vound bureau lamp with a Y-inch bisque shade and fount to mateh, a lunp sold all over the world for $6.50, our price for MONDAY ONLY $1.99. We huve & lampequaily as good with a large No. 5 single burnor, with a 9-inch bisque shade and fount to match, in handsome decorutions, worth our e for MONDAY ONLY #1.6 IL1, MORE BARC A complete 12 piece toilet set with slop Jars, neat and pretty decorations, in pink, bive, brown and red, sold every- where for $8.00, ouv price for MONDAY ONLY $3.89. 5,000 French blown glasses,the thinest glass made, worth 15 MONDAY ONLY A complete wine set, si tie and glass tray, worth % for 5C. alass, bot- 003 our price MONDAY ONLY ife. our bottle castor worth $1.50, our price for MONDAY ONLY 49¢. GRANITE WARE. ill sell our granite ware Mon below cost, as we must have the room it takes up for our toys. 1f you need some nite ware NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. All mail orders for this sale will be carvefully attended to. No extra charge for packing. Don’t forget the place. NEW YORK BA R( AIN STORI, 212 North 16th street, of low pric svening until 9 o'clock. SR sy New and artislic toilet ceived at Moody’s China 16th street. The leade Open cvery Bee building. Dr. Cullimore, occulist, Fuitars, $3.00; S, Bank, 116 S, S = Artistic Pictare es. A Hospe, 1513 Douglas street. pastiniitegte Stove repuirs, 1207 Douglas street. - piano. sold music 16th st, Banjos, § boxes. a0¢ up. cale. New installments, Ne on Wegman tuning device. Hayden Bros New and rare d and chemicals, Sherman & MceConnell, west of postolli S. R. Patten. dent —— Bound to Win, Lxcellent service, safety, convenience, and low rates are matters closely looked for and alwuys appreciated by a dis- crimihating publi his is conclusively proven rent popularity of = the Northwestern afternoon train leaves the U. P. daily at § by the Chicago & flyer. This depot, Omuha, at 5 olclock and arvives in Chicago 5 the next morning, with free par- new Pullman and Wagner and dining cars, vestibuled hout. ticket oftice 1401 Farnam strect, »d from residences and to destination. R R, sleeper Riren sonin: eaeis aik Hei ks ton e Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Chu duy, mber 1w son. DEATHS. MeDonald, Tiies- rtes un o his Rz e, A7) line ten cents, Notices of fvs lin cent erch adidition OF Charios AL ut the rosic dauehter. Mis. Dexter L b Pwenty-seventh avenne, o8 Sunday, December s, 1501 her , 056 No sery at 2590 o'clock, Baking Powder A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known, Used ‘in Millions of Homes-~ 40 Years the Standard, Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesom ( No other baking powder does such worke BENNISON BROS, Everybody Tuvited to Visit Our Holiday @oods in Our Basement, HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT OPEN MONDAY, Where You Will Find a Large and Elegant Stock of Toys, Games, Books, tmported China, ¥ Ilush Goods, Ete, New things in wood and oxidized effects, children's chairs and rockers, sleds, shooflios, rocking horses, wheol- barrows; also a great many rich and new toys. Come in and s wheels. In books we have the largest line of children’s bools r shown in the west at 10e, 15¢ 4 and up. We offer Monday 100 Dore's sallery, handsomely illustratod, low price of 99¢ cach. » Al50 2,000 books by best authors, all in best bindings, formerly sold from 50¢ to You can tuke your pick at 25¢ Remember, this is the greato bargain ever offerea in Omaha in books, Our line of dolls is the largest we ever imported. We can sell you a doll almost any price you desire, from 5¢ up. And last but not least is a carload of candy and nuts. ine broken candy. 8¢ per pound. Cream mix candy 15¢ pound. Pure hand made cream candies pound. Full line mix nuts at a low price. Blegant line Christmas tree orna- ments, Lverybody turn out Monday and see the fun and be sure and get inthe right place, 1519 Dot treet. We are also offering great bargains on first floor in fancy goods for presents, also lavge line dress goods, silks and velvets, hosiery, underwear, ete. atrock bottom prices, Wo are also offering a la fur rugs for $2.98 up, ulso o Smyrna and Melton' rugs pri and they make a ‘hristmas present. I"rom now until Christmas we will of- fer special Dbargains in every department every day in the I U\l\s \\I) PURS. pes and muffs BE h.u-., \ins ever offered. Ladies’ black coney fur capes, $4 80. Ladies’ genuine astrachan fur capes, $6.00, worth $12.00. Ladies’ finest quality astrachan fur long pointed front and 19-inch <, Monday $15.00, worth $25,00. nuine nutrin beaver fur capes $12.50, worth $20.00, Black mar cheap at % We will sell Monday ladies’ genuine Hudson beaver fur capes, in lightest color, 19-inch back, long pointed front, at the low price of worth $50.00. Ladies’ finest quality mink capes $20.80, worth $50.00. Evarything in fur capes at 1 price during this sale Monday. Now is the time to buy your fur capes and mufis for holiday presents, Don’t wait until the last few days before Christmas, but buy now and avoid the great rush. 1,000 ladies’ and 0 $10.00 each, will be' a busy day in our partment. wdies” beaver at $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, $8.98, &4, and $5.00 each, all worth nearly double. ‘Woe are overloaded on shaw Come in Monday. The prices are ¢ utdeep. Don’i forget we are closing out a great many ladies’ and children’s cloaks at iess than half price BENNISON BROS. — Jv. Cullimore, occulis - - Sofid Trams I Vestibuled, electric | heated, with the finest dining, sleeping and reclining chair car service in the world, via the * Chicago & Omaha She Lane” of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail Double daily train sor\'if‘e. leaving Omaha at 12: and 6:20 p. m., with no transfer cil Bluffs as heretofore. Apply 1501 Farnam street for tickets and further in- formation or address F. A. NASI, J. 5. PRESTON, Gen. Agt City P e Barnum's calliope on Bible at the 25¢ line of o line of at very low very uscful capes only §15.00, vly half children’s muffs at shawl] Bee building. rom Omaha. nted and steam e, Sheet music 10¢ per copy: ala j5e. S, Bank, 1165, 16th, phlpiliSa el Competition trembies when Hayden Bros. open vrices ou pianos aud organ. nges, water botile hern [eConnel IPour hundred and fifty dotlar piano, Warranted seven years for $187.50. ow seale. Hayden Bro - New Scale Kimball Pianos, A. Hospe, 1313 Douglas street. g A i Clergymen ving half rate fare permits on the Hago, Mil\ wukee & St Paul rai L will plei applications s s00n s possible al Union ‘et office, 1501 Ifarnam st., Omaha, I A, NASII, General Agent. _ - D For holiday goods call at China Store, 502N, 16th strect - - Special watch, jowelry and instrument sale. S. Bunic, 116 5. 'm clocks ,tubing WPy Rubber trusses at Moody's musical 16th st |WE ARE AFTER MONEY. We Want You to Take Away Some of Our Furniture, YOUR MONLY FOR OUR FURNITURE, A Genuine Clearing Sale of Furniture by a Thoroughly Reliable House = Chamberlain, Anderson & O'Connel), 208-210 N, 16th. We need money ture, perhaps, or if you don't nead it just now you will need it <oon, Now we propose to offer you furniture at such ridiculously low § s for tho next thirty days that you will feel com- pelled to huy. You Know we do not ad- so anuch in the papers, but when we do you can rest ussured wo will not try and deceive you into believing that wo are going to offer yon diainond- studded centor tables fof the price of pine ones, but are going to offer you the best line of furniture in this city such astontshingly low prices that” you will buy whether you want it now or at some future time, We have marked down all the furni ture in our stove to prices that mustsell, for we need the money worse than we need the furniture. Nothing l. a8 been reserved. Bedroom sui 1its, sideboards, wardrobes, ta- bles, chairs, even some nov- elty chaivs that have included in this sweepin Nead we sy anything stock? We think not. body knows that wo ca had” at prices ordinarily within the roach of all. But now, we were never more in earnest in our lives Our furniture must be gotten out of the and here are samples of some of the prices that will do it: ind you necd Chy just wise of our rly every- the best to he Cotton top mattresses Six leg square dining tables, antique finish, $1.50. Oil finished side boards, $10.00. Combination book ea #10.00and up. Chamber suits, a heauty, $15,00, Parlor suits in sillc tapestry, $50.00, our usual low price, $55.00, Center tadles at %1.25, Lounges at nd up. Upholstered rockers fov trado cut to $3.00 and up. These prices are from 85 per cent below our regular prices, and when you eall tomorrow you will find them genuine bargains. The prices quoted are only a few samples, and wo have hundreds more of just such bar- gains for you. Come and sece us tomor- row. CHAMBERLAIN, ANDERSON & O'CONNELL, 208-210 N. 16th street, corner avenue and 16th street. ——— Sure Cure for Drunkenness, The Bedal Gold Cure company a t Blair, Neb., has met with such phenom- enal success in the cure of drunkenness that now in every instance guavanteed. If ‘the patient does not admit at the end of his treatment that he is cured of the liguos habit his money will be refunded, 'The costof a cure is 0, whi mount must be paid in ad- vance, the only institute in the United States where” a guarantee is given that the liquor habit will be cured. The capital stock of the com- pany is $50,000. Pay no attention to the barkings of vival concerns, Some of the worst cases of drunkenness known have been cured by our treatment, and not a single patient has gone back to drin Allinformation cheerfully given. Ad- dress TuE BEDAL GOLD CURE €'0. , Neb. Christmas per cent to Capitol Th Every family should 1 quantity of either brandy wine in the housc se of emergence, We have the purcst and deliver it froc in any auantity toany part of the city at wholesale prices, Télephone 1784, Mail orders filled. Family Wine & Liguor house, Henvy IHillér proprietor. 616 North 16th street, Esmond hotel bloek. ot sl ey One beautiful Avisto panel givel with ev dozen cabinets at gallery, 2 ve a smal You have seen California mentioned in newspaper: Perhaps o friend has been there, and writes enthusinstic lefters ba howe about the climate and the fraits It malkes you anxious to see the country for yourself. The best time to go is in the fall and winter. Thon work heve is | U press- ing and California climate is now ple ing. The way to o is vin Santu route, on one of thatlines popular, sonnlly-condueted parties, leaving' Ch cngo every Saturday evening, und lea ing Kansas City every Sunday morning, Special agents und porters in attend- ance, Pullinan tonvist sleepers are u furnished with Inlhnnn matty toilet artiel te. Second 88 tick honored. Write to 15, 1. Palmer senger agent Santu "o Route, 411 N. life Bldg, O.ntha, Neb. v frequontly and magazines, Dr. Cullimore, ocuist, Hee building Hamilton Warren, M, D.. ecloctic and magnetic physicianand suvgeon. Spe- salty, diseasns of women and childven, 119 N, 16th stroat. Teiephone 1433 L Roller skating at Coliseum. cure is | SANTACLAUS HEADQUARTERS. Grand Oponing of Toys and Holiday Goode Monday. GRAND AFTERNOON STREET PAGEANT Yon Ard Witness it-Grand the Store in the Evening, Santa Claus Line of March All Invited to Display at s L4 enormous (his possible to ento botter have mada tho department Having looked ove this season, I find it will be little folks much hevetofore space given to tain the than Consequently I headguarters stimay, arrangomente to have W th my ir store from now until Che SANTA CLAUS, GRAND STREET PARADE, I will leave Hayden sloro 2:30, noon, with my horses and take in streets of the eit LINI I"'eom stor port, Davenport Bros.' at boautiful white the peincipal six all OF MARCH 165th L to to 18th, 18th to Cum= ing, Cuming to 2#th, 2ith to Lake, Lake to 19th, 19th to Spruce, Spruce to 1Sth, 18th to Izavd, Izard to 16th, 16th to Douglas, Douglas to Oth, 9th to Fare nam, Farnam to 16th, 16th street to store. HHAYDEN BROS, SHOES. Lavge stock Nmas slippers cheap, LADLES, Ladies! rubbers, Ladies’ felt slipper: Ladies’ buckle overshoes, e, Ladies’ fine dongola button 00, u]uw shoes, Lad shr Davens shove, patent tip dongola hutton 0 s’ fine cloth top lace shoe MISSIES. buekle overshoes, 65 38" grain school shoos ne dongola shoes $ strait gont spring he 3,00, Misses’ Mis Mis Misse: shoes fine cloth top shoe, B to B \!.-n} neat d Men's satin oil ¢ & A\Inslmu'.‘u BOYS. 5! solid leather shoes, 12t02 B calf laco shoos solid leather shoes, & buekle areties 75c. HAYD BROS Dry Goods and Shocs. BALANCE, and Credits Between the City and County Cropping Up, For ten days tho county commissionors bave been busy figuring ont the condition of the road fund, ‘They hoped to report yestor- day afternoon, but wes i to ask for more time, This investigation was brought about two weeks ago when Mr. Berlin ‘stated that the road fund was in a w ched condition, hav- ing been overdraw:n 0,000, At (hat tine Mr. Timme denied the statement made oy Mr. Berlin and stated that the fund was not ouly intact, but that it contained something liko 000 unexpended. With opiuions so widely differing the commitice on roads went to work to ascertain who was right. Yesterday Mr. Berlin said o w tostand upon his first statement, wh Timme said there was some §3,000 in s with other subjects 1o investigate, Mr. Berlin insists that tho counfy owes South Omaba $30,000, North Thirticth street, 11,500, Carr 4,000 on_grading South Thir- teenth street, and the city of Omali $0.66.50, Mr. Timme admits that the books show an indevtedness of §,666.%0 in favor of the city of Omaha, but claims thatthero is an offset of nearly thut amount for boarding city priso lu case the county should chavee up this amount, the city promises to take u hand. Comptroller Goodrich states thala number of times the city has advanced money 1o pay for doing county pavimg and grad- ing. This money has never been repaid. There is also unother item, In the city po lice court, when prisoners ave fined, a lirge number of them appeal 1o the district court. Then they frequently pay the fines and costs imposed by the lower coart, but immediately the monoy is vaid into tho county ireasury and the city noever gets a cent. Cowmptroller Cioodrick is of tho opinion that when this matter is thoroughly investizated 1t will ba found that the county owes the city thou- sunds of dollars, as tho practice has been going on since the adoption of the metropoli= tan charter. - Whoopinz Couzh. from whooping cough ough Kemedy is frooly ough loose and makes and 50 cent bottles when Chamberlain’s givon. It keeps th expoctoration casy. for sale by druggists. D Birne, Bee bldg Building “Tho following permits were issnod superintendent of buildings yester / one story f awelling, Vorty-first and ¢ 11,000 O o bri, ono story e diel- 1 netcenth und A streety the 1,000 1,150 Constipation poisons the blood; Little Karly Risors curo constipi causcromoved, the disc - wes eutar ion. Dr. Birne Jee bldg JEWIELK MJ@* O EVERY A. AFTERNOON MAX HOLZHEIMER AND EVENING. COMPANY, 20 South 16th St.