Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1891, Page 8

STIGER & OO, Grand Epecial Cffirings for the Holiday Trade, it LLPY BUY USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, A C'onk, Jacket or Wrap—Handker- chief, Necktie or Gloves—A Mufl Cape, All Make a Handsome Pre or GREAT SP HOLIDAY HANDK re now showing the sortment, the latest designs, value, to be found in the ci Don't buy anything in thie handker- chie lmn until you have soen oir stoc k. ery special bargains in ladies’ hand embroidered, scolloped and H. S. hand- kerchiefs that huve been grently re- duced to make 4 strong bargains at the foliowing prices: 124¢, 15¢, 25¢ and 4 Don'’t fail to see them, Ladies’ fine hand embroidered, s loped and H. S, fine linen handkerchi Comprising the very latest and choic st designs “produced this soason, in French, Irish and Swiss hand embroid- tlm best ¢ each. ery (marvels of beauty), At 75e, $1.00, and up to #5.00 ench, Ludies’ fine hand embroidered pineap- ple silk handkerchiefs’ exquisite do- signs, vory dainty $1 nd up to $6.50 each. Real duchess o Landkerchiefs 1 English point laco At #1.50, §2.00, $2.50, 83,50 up to $15.00 cach, Ladies’ rich hand run Spanish lace $3.00. $4.00, and up to $15.00 ch. ich collarettes, black and all n'mmfl Only 3 :h, worth $2.50 and § ANS! FANS! FAN que feather folding fans, in ate shades, vegular pri ml 1.,mn.»d gauze fans. $2. to $15.00 each. wies’ ¢ all the de AL sillc tics, rich plaids, stripes, dots, ote. (54 inches wide and 88 inchies long 08 4 comblna- cas tion pock ( hnnlm in all the latest leath- RIBBONS. Allsilk faille, satin edge vibhons in all the delicate shades At be, 9e and 12 wrd. Rich satin’ and gros griin ribbons i all the new and delicate shades for art and fancy worlk CLOAK DEPARTMENT, SPECIAL & 25,00 plush jackets, with cape, seal 00. collar edgo and_ ornaments, now §1 . full astrachan ci #50.00 ])l!h)\ jickets, made of the finest plush and faced all the way down the vont with bleck martin fur, now $35.00, All our piush sacques, made of the finest materials and finished in the best of style, fit and finish guaranteed. All will be sold at less than cost to manu- facture. $40.00 sacques at $25.00. $28.00, $50.00 and $33.00 sacques at 822,00, #20.00 and $25.00 sacques at 00, Also all our tan, brown, gray and light shades in reefers, hip coats, Franklin s and English walking coats trimmed in mink, martin, muf- flon, ete., ete, at greatly reduced prices. Wo have a great many children’s and misses cloaks in all tho late cloths and shapes. All 7o in this sale at prices that will pay you to buy. PUR DEDARTME MULKS. MUE Al 3, CAPE! A’I“wl ECTAL PRICI * lack hare muffs, 43 black hare mufts, $1.00. Ladics’ black hare muffs, $1.25, Ladics’ black coney muifs, $1, Ladies’ fine cape scal mufls, $2, Ludies’ natural American’ oppossum mufls, $2.( Ladies’ dyed Amevican opossom muffs o Ladi Ladi B dies’ asteachan mufls $4.00. Ladies’ fine natural beaver muffs Ladies’ gray krimmer muffs $6. Ladies’ black lynx mufts $8.09, Ladies’ black marten mufls Ladics’ fine black coney cape i ctra fine bluck coney capes ios’ French conoy eapes $1¢ Lmllus’ black astrac Ladies’ dyed Amerie 819,00, Ladies’ Russian marten capes $25.00, Ladies’ cape senl capes ). Ladies’ fine natural (0. A nd also all our an opossom cupes bc.n or trimming furs co, 3" HANDKERCHIEFS, Mens’ plain white and faney printed border hem-stitched handker- ofs, ull now designs and fast colors, 200 dozen mens’ all puve linen, itehed, embroidered initial hand- kerchiofs put up in nice faney boxes (6 inn bos), speeial price, 25c euch, $1.50 box. At 85¢, 150dozen men’s extra fine qual- ity all fine linon plain white hemstitehed handkerchiofs in 4-inch, 1-inch, 1i-inch and 2-inch hem, good value at 40c each, 85c each or 8 for $1.00. We have an endless varioty of men’s extra fine all pure Ivish linen hem- stitehed handkerchiefs, very suitable for embroidering, thoy eomo in i-inch, 85¢, 81,00, $1. SILK HANDKERCHIEF We call special attention to our direct importation of real Japunese silk hand- kerchiefs in plain white, fancy borders, and embroidered initials, very suitable for holiday trade at 50c, 60¢, Tae, 8, 61.00, 1 SILK Wo can show you an MUFFLERS, endloss varioty of silk mufllers ‘in solid black, ereani, fanoy brocules and stripos ut 90c, 31,10, 81.15, §1. ), § Men’s one and two-button real dog skin gloves, Nine stitched backs, all the latest and most popular shades for strect weur ut $1.50 a pai Men’s 2-button real Mocha, (or castor) velvet finished gloves, n very popular and duwable glove for streot weur, at 8140, Men's dogskin lined gloves and mitts, with plain und fur trimmed wrists, o sorted browns and tans, at $1.00, $1, 2.4 IR & CO., arnam and 15th Sts, There will bo & benefit supper next Tuesday evening under tho uuspices of the ladies of the Castellar street chiurch for the benefit of un old lady that is sick and infirm. orybody invited. nd nade T ATION Seo page 17. Lo ol | See houses in Lafayette place today. 'l'llL ()MAHA DAILY IH*I N B F\LL()‘JI:R An Entire Manufaoturers’ Stock ot Jackets Cloved Out, A VERY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Important Jacket Sale of the Seasc Goods All of Best Manutacture and the Most Approyed Styles. These jackets are all in and will be placed on sale Monday. REEFER JACKETS, Full 80 inches long, made of imported chive full Astrachan shawl collar satin faced to the side seam, the regular m, sellin, #13.75, OUR PRICE LADIES’ 30 inches long in b price of this garment would be MONDAY #7.50, BOX COAT. wek and blue Full double stitched seams, skeleton lined, fine handsome ornaments, value of gar- ment $17.50, OUR PRICE MONDAY $10.98. WARUMBO BEAVER JACKETS. 3 We have also a large lot of ladies’ made of the best Warumbo in black or blue. Regular retail .00, OUR PRICE MONDAY, $1 This is an new goods. TWO CASES OF APRONS BOUGHT AT A FORCED SALEIN NEW YORK. made, will be juckets, bea pric extraordinary chance on Prices from worth from 50¢ to $ an and moquette RUGS. moquette rugs, 19¢ to 87¢, P 51 mogquette rugs, § 86x72 moquette rugs, $4.98, Fur rugs at $ Real Persian rugs, $18.00 to $75.00, worth just double. OPEN EVERY VENING THIS WEEK. TO Our grand Christmas department is now running in full bl During the week many novel tricks and toys have been added, and alto- gether our mammoth basement now pre- sents a magnificent display of every- easy for any- woman thing new, making it ve one to select a present for or child. Dolls in every size, from 10c to $10.00. Full rigged ships 50c to $1.00. The most improved building blocks for 23c. The new games now so popular, 10c up 0 $3.00. The amusing jumping tricks, 25 The jolly marble game $1.00; sure, Horses and wagons, completo outfit man, 50c. see it for 50¢, 73c. Burcaus of the new improvements, $1.25, Tables, various sizes, good one for 50c. Splendid rockin . $1.00, $1.50, Rocking horses, $1. chairs, the new swing- ing rocking horse BOOKS. ive assortment of the pop- ular juvenile books at 19c. ain, as they soll Very attr This is a great Christmas barg everywhere for 40c, Another assortment of juveniles with very attractive board covers, which always sell for 7ie, in our Christmas sale for 45c. Other juvenile books, from 10c up to $2.50, equally us cheap as the aYove two quotations, B. FALCONER* running Signifi The fact that the vast multitude which thronged our store all day yesterday has nover beenequalled in our istory is very significant. it shows that more ]wn[l]«' are learning every day that at Bennett’s they can spreud a dollor over more goods than any place else on earth. Our ona floor during most of Saturday ublo sea of tecming human- v left the store without first visiting the holiday goods counters in our drug, stationery und book and hard- ware departments. ‘Why don’t you make your selections of ~ presents now before the stock is broken? You can do so by making a small payment down, aad we'll lay the goods awauy till you want them. Don’t forget our big line of silk plush rockers and parlor sets They table presents, und the prices wi cing on them, théy 're almost u present to tho purchaser, Dolls, games, toys and miscellaneous holiday zoods'in cndless variety and at all prices from one cent 'way up into the dollars. But whether it's the big price or tho little prive, it’s always Bon- nett’s price—the lowest price. In our PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY, We have a fine line of wines and liguors, sold strictly for medical use, which includes “Old Crow,” **Hermit- age,” “Bond Lillard,” “Kentucky Club™ and “Oscar Pepper” whiskies, “Honnessey” beandy and all kinds of imported and domektic wines. Quality the very highest—prices the very lowest, MORE SIGNIFICANCE. Another significant fact is, that a per- son who has once been through an oleo- margarine factory, would much ruther eat dry bread, than to use ‘‘oleo.” Thousunds of pounds of this fraud on the butter producer and fraud on the consumer e soid every day right hero in Omaha, Not one pound of it passos over our counter. We retail noarl hundred pounds of good fresh country and creamery butter daily at a lower price than others charge for artificial products, W. R. BENNETT CO, e Save Money. Buy your watches and jewelry Hayden Bros. —~— 14th and l arnam sts, at Dr. MceGrew, Stove repairs, 1207 I)uughm street. e New Scale Kimball Pianos. A. Hospe, 1513 Douglas street. - Raymond’s jowolry slore open eve- nings. Cor, 15th and Douglas street. STONEHILLS. Hundreds of People Made Happy With Beautiful Oiristmas Gifts, EVERYBODY GETS A PRESENT MONDAY, The Greatest Offer of the Age—Stones hiil's are the People-Tomorrow We Shall Give Away 10,000 Presents, very purchasor of 25c or over will find wrapped up in their bundle u beuu- tiful present. I'or instunce, we will give away 800 lottos, ull kinds of toys, sots of dominoes, ducks that quack, in fact all kinds of toys for the children. You are liable to a present worth $2.00 with a 25¢ the prosents in bushel baskets near the wrapping desk and the first present that the wrapper grabs gets into the bundle that you buy. body will go away pleased. mind that Stonehilis and Stonehills unl) gell goods at 50c on the $1.00, NOW READ OUR GREAT TIME SALE. FROM 8 TO 9 O'CLOCK Monday morning offer 10 yuvds of cotton flannel for FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK we offer 10 yards of double widtk that has been wet for 19¢. Before going further we wish to state that all gooar are perfect unless adver- tised as damaged. ROM 10 TO 11 O’'CLOCK We offer o ¢ each. We will throw in with every purchase of one of theso hats bbon, enough 1 7he bird, also 4 s all will go for 25c. 1 repetition of one of our Sat- es, but a great many of our customers went away mad, on account of not being waited ori, 80 wo ropeat it. FROM 11 10 12 O'CLOCK 1l the rempants loft of dress we have it the house at one- haif of what they are marked. You will find them all marked in plain figures. We repeat this sale, which we held Saturday, owing to the fact that we could not wait ou one-half of our trade then. ailici FROM 12 TO 1 O'CLOCK Wo offer Coraling aress stays, Prince of Wales dress stays at dozen, This is u good chance for dress- makers, FROM 1 TO 2 O'CLOCK. Wo offr 100 dozon $200. kid_ gloves. These are 7 hook and would be a bargain m 0. Our price will be, for one hour only, We have them in black and all shade Iivery one of our customers ought to buy # dozen pair at this price. Do not be too late for this bargain. FROM 2 TO 3 O'CLOCK. We offer 800 fine yarn knitted in black, with a littl striped, at 69c, regular price $1. FROM 3 TO 4 O'CLOCK. Wo offer 2,000 fancy tassels, worth up to 15¢ each at 24 c. FROM 4TO 5 O’'CLOCK We offer 20 pairs of sanitary blankets, rogular $8.00 blankets, at $ FROM 5 TO 6 O’CLOCK We offer 500 yurds of light colored zhil;lt'mgpriutnt at have been wet le a yard. color FROM 6 TO 7 O'CLOCK We offer all the dark calicos that we have left from the fire sale. There is nothing the matter with any of them except they have been wet, all go at c a yard. FROM 7 TO 8 O'CLOCK We offer 3,050 oil paintings and other pictures, beautifully frumed, worth up to $1.00 ench; at 39 ¢ As a precaution against dealers buy- ing these for theiv own use we shall limit two to a customer, Those pictures are all lavgo size, rua- ning up as high FROM 8 TO, 9 Gerock We offer 500 misses and _children” s caps at e each. Only two will bo sold 10 o customer, Beginning Monday we shall keep open evenings until Christmas. STONEHILLS, i Inside Prices on Pianos this woek. The Meinberg Co. e THE LAST CALL For Christmas Bargains, The 99 Cent Store, 1319 Farnam street, the center of attraction to all Christmas shoppers. We oxtend to one and all a cordial in- vitation to visit our wonderful display of NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GOODS, especially selected with a view to lueoling the eve requirement of the gift makers of this locality. Our magnificent stock includes in- numerable attractions perfoctly adapted 1o meet the requirements of piople who are in search of gifts for old and young, expensive or inexpensive; in fact, now is the time and our store the place o got just what will pleaso the person you desire to remember. The prices ure ht on every single article in this en- <, and we will satisfy you in this respect as you were never satisfied before. Don’t “fuil to seo our att ve holiday displuy, containing over ting the heurt would wish in the line of toys, dolls, books, nov ete. TH A leading music teacher of the state who purchased one of the $187.50 pianos (which, by the wuy, is not a stenciled pinno) writes Hayden Bros., Omaha: “*We like th ano bought of you very much, It is very hu«. tone and everyone thinke it is first. Nl Y hmk it will TN T R —— W. T. Seaman, wagons and carringes B Honest ods at Honest Prices at Meinberg’s, 109 North 16th streot. Ridge 112 piec Farnam street. Dr, now pattern dinner sets, 2.00. M. H. Bliss, 1410 = - Cullimore, oceul Save Mono, watches t, Bee building Buy your nd at jewelr Hayden' Bros. IRVRIAY Save Mon watches Buy your and jewelry at Hayden Bros. i i PING CARS. Commencin, am\xi Pacilic I Sanitarium and nsas City at 9:10 p, v Route” through Tervitory and Av- ho wing “Wagor . lhu vii the beautiful Indian kansus Valley via Coffeyville, Wagoner, Fort Gibson, Van Buren, Tort \mllh and Little Rock. For tickets, do tive illustrated pamphiet and hnlhux‘ information or address compuny s offices, N, corner 13th and Farnam or depot Iulh and Wabster Puinriver, A, ’1'uua. ) 8 uuunm\" P.&T A knit skirts, 1 # U\I[)AW I)I“CL IBER THE EVENT OF 1891 The Most Wenderfal Bargain Ever Offired Will Ee Pution £ale Tomorrow, AT THE NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE. Hand Painted sitk Pict Throw in All Colors with: Heavy Silk Fringe for 50¢, We #ave Always Sold Them for $2.50-50c, Tomorrow morning we will place on our counters the biggest bargain ever offered in this city by any firm. BAR- RING NONE LADIES' NOTICE, Do not be disuppointed if you call late in the day and the big barguin is all gone. HERE IS IT. 25 dozen of hand painted throws; they are in all colors, Chinese silk with heavy silk fr hand painted on silk guaze. The lar price is u.,-, st picture in and MONDAY ONLY 50C. 500 hand painted or satin hankerchief cases, the regulur p £1,00, our price MONDAY ONLY 1,000 hand painted casos, we MONDAYONLY 45C. 500 hand painted placques with brass casel, worth $2 00 MO. th $2.00, d JAY ONLY 73C. 50 larger size hand puintod placques with brass easel, worth $3.50, MONDAY ONLY 81 ALBUM 650 plush albums, regular price OUR PRICE MANDAY-—49C. 360 plush albums, worth $3.00, MONDAY ONLY 9a( Come and see this one sure—only a iimited amount of them: 100 silk brocaded plust albums with the word album on the front worth $5.00. MONDAY ONLY $1.50. s a4 rare bargain, Ik brocaded Longfellow albuins worth $3.50, MONDAY ONLY # PLUSH TOILET ¢ 250 plush toileu cases with LUIHD brush and mirror, worth $2.00. MONDAY ONLY 89e. 35 plush toilot cnses, with siiver oxi- dized fittings, worth $1.00, MONDAY ONLY'$1.75 200 gents’ plush shaving cascs, plete, Sorth MONDAY ON LY 99C. 1,000 gents’ collar and cuff boxes, in plush, worth $2.00, MONDAY ONLY 49C. (,mnplnu, 12-piece toilet set with slop jar, handsomely decorated, in pink, lue, brown and red, worth $10.00, MONDAY ONLY SILVERWARE SLAUGHTERED. 200 sets of triplo plated knives and l'm-l\‘;g warranted for five years, worth com- MONDAY ONLY $175 PER SET. 1000 sets of silver plated tea spoons worth $1,00, N DAY ONLY 25 25¢ PER SET. spoons to match, 0. MONDAY ONLY 50¢c PER SET. 200 white China slop jars worth $2.00, MONDAY ONLY 99c. Only one to a customer. 600 “plain white bowls and pitcher worth $1.50, MOVDA\' QNLY 75c. 5,000 soap dishes worth 10c! MONDAY ONLY &e. m&)pmw complete dinner set, worth MONDAY ONLY, 5,000 sets gold band, veal china, cups and saucers, worth $2.00, MONDAY ONLY, 75 PER SET. 5,000 sets of gold band letLb to mateh, worsh 82 00, $1, Y ONLY, 70c MAS CARDS 5e, 10, 15e, 25¢, s0¢, 99c. Largest variaty in the city. TOYS AND DOLLS. Wit for toy and doll speciul sale, as we are the leaders of low price NEW YORK BARGAIN STORIE, 212 N. 16tn strcet. and Free Promenade AND GIET PRESENTATION. S PER SET, At 1e, 2¢, 3e, Ridgeway’s now pattorn dinner sots, 112 picces, $12.00. M. H. Bliss, 1410 Farnum street. $3.00; music Bunk, 114 S, 16th st, S Call at Chinese and Japanese Bazar, 1317 Dodge street, for fine holiday goods at reasonable vrices. ————— Grand Free Pr AND GIFT PRE: See puge 17, nade "ATION. il s A For Bargains in Pians g0 to Meinberg’s, 109 N. 16th streot. D r silver souvenir spooas at M. 1410 Farnam strool. Sterli H. Bliss’, No diffculty in proving tages of the tuning pin device in man piano. *‘Seeing is knowing.” truth exists and cannot It doe ve tuning. Bros. and see for yourself the gre: provement. Largest stock, Greatest variety., Closest figures. Easiost torms, - Tho bo guinsayed. Call at Hayden Five houses now completed in LaFay- otte Place and open to inspeetion. e Samuel Burns announces his 30th an- nual opening for next Monday afternoon and evening to which he extends a cor- dial invitation to.all. st Gr nd Free Promenade AND GIFT PR INTATION. See puge 17, AT Water Reats Due Jan. Payable at company's office, Bee build- ing. ~ Five per cant discount allowed if paid on or before Junuary 1. Failuro to receive bill will net entitle consumer to discount, e Wegman piano, New scale, Now tuning device. Hold on installments, Huyden Bros. P — Planos from $75 Upward av Meinberg’s, 100 Novth 16th street, Organs from B> up. Lusy tevms Hayden Bros, Buy your watches and jowelry ut Hayden Bros. AL AR J. B Dietrick,architee 3N, Y Life. thwostern passenger trains - The Chicago & N Runs five eastern (Lul) from Omaha, The o'clock and 0 p. m, limited vestibule trains ive and depart dirvect from the Union ific depot, Omaha. These trains ure fully supplied with all that is modern and artistic in passenger equipment, pecially as regards the new Wagner and Pullman sleepers and free parlor cers. Everybody knows what “North- western” dining cars ave, City ticket ul!nn llul Farnawm street. ¥, R R Rironie, e, General Agunt. VET A 1801 -TWER} "1'1 STONEHILL'S, 133, A Pionioin Dres: Goyds, Oloaks and Hand- kerchiofs Tomorrow, THREE GREAT SALES AT STONEHILL'S, $1,000 Worth of Presents to Be Given .Away Tomorrow—Attend This Wonderful sale " ~You Must. TANDKERCHIT We purchased of James Black, Belfast, Treland, all their snmple boxes of hand- kerchiefs, The boxes wore badly broken, but the handkerchiefs were all O. K., be one or two of the top ones, ightly soiled from having We bought them for 50¢ ve no cheap handkerchiofs in this_lot, as the o all embroidered goods, but all the same we shall mako a cheap pric Thes e all white handke that being theonly kind that they - facture. They arve also all hemstitched borders, opt some very fine ones, which are scolloped LOT A fine white hemstitehed border hand- kerchief, 2-inch hem, at s¢, worth 15c. A fine sheor linen handkerchiof, hem- stitched bordor, with embroidered cor- ners and small ' revere, at 9e, worth 20c. LOT 3. At 15¢ wo shall show about ent kinds of hemstitch border handkor chiefs, from § inch hom up to 2 inches; also hemstitched, with beautiful em: broidery 2 inches ' deep, worth 25¢ and 30 20 differ- LOT 4. At 19¢ we shall show a lot of handker- chiefs worth up to 40¢ each. LOT At 25¢. This will include your choice of any of Black’s fine handkcrehiofs up Now is the chance for Christmas pres- ents. Remember only the top handkerchiefs are soiled, These goods we just received and ave now marking. They will be on sale tomorrow ing. morn- DRE: Tomorrow you 35S GOODS. can have a pienic if you need a dr For instance, all oup odd dress goods, worth up to 49¢ a yard, that is where we have a piece of a kind, including checks, stripes, plaids, home spuns, ete., wil AT Wo offer all our e and 75¢ double width flannel suitings. These ave 54 inches wide, and it only takes live yards for a dress. FOR 49 CENTS we shall sell our 89¢ flanne! Thesame goods that other houses ask $1.00 for. FFOR 65 CENTS wo offer 50 pieces of assabet sacking. These goods are nearly two yards wide and the best sacking put on the mavket. OTHER REDUCTIONS will be 75¢ all wool henrietta at 49c. 73¢ plaid flanuels for 49c. $1.2 2 plaid flannols and plain ben- riettas at 7. Bofore golng further we wish to add that unless you cut out this ad and bring it in with you we are going to ask you regular prices for thoso dress goods. Bear this in mind. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! For tomorrow we are not going to give you any prices on cloaks, but will say this: All our cloaks are marked 1n plain figures. We are compelled to sell them at somo pr omorrow uny clog house goes for one-half < or jacket in the what it is EHILLS iring half rate fare pormits on the g0, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail for the year 1802, will please muice the ications as soon us possible at Union et office, 1501 Farnam st., Omuha. % AN A Great OiYer on Pianos this week. The Meinberg Co., 100 North 16th street. For cash or on install- ments, e The new Hotel Brunswic 16th and Jackson. with all modern improvemonts Now open for guests. Moderate prices and musical Special watceh, , 114 S, 16th st. instrument sale, et See houses in Lafayette place today. SRS The Swedish Ladies Relief Society has prepared fora very interesting enter- tainment to be held at Washington hall, Savurday, Jan. 2, 1802, A comedy in two acts are now under rehearsal and will be a grand treat. After the per- formance a grand ball. The net income of the evening will be used in assisting the poor of this city. All ave invited S New € Ilv Map Free, Any one desiving the new map of ad- urge Omala showing all street car line ditions, ete., can get_one free of by calling on the undersigned. WiLLiaM H. CRARY, Real Estate and Loin Broker, 5 Now York Life big. il ig ONE FPARE XCURSION For Velusco Harbor Opening. On Decembor 11, 12, 18, and 14 the Santa Fo will soll round trip tickets from Atchison, St. Joseph and Kunsas City to Houston or Gulveston, Tex., and at ono way fare for the round Tickets gool for 30 days. Ad- E L. Palmer, passengor agont, Lifo building, Omaha. 5 ~lllN savi wald oney. Buy your hos and jewelry at Hayden Bros, Bed Rock ¥ this weelk at Meinbe s on Pianos Get them sure before buying elsewhere. 100 N. 16th street, [ — Four hund dollar piano, Warranted for $187.50. New scule. nade Gr o Pron VTATION, AND GIFT PRESE See paga - Yound to Win. Excellent sorvice, safety, convenience, and low rates are mutters closely looked for and always appreciated by u dis- criminating public, This is conelusively proven by the great popularity of ~the Chicago & Northwestern afternoon flyer. This train leaves the P. depot, Omuha, daily at 5 o'clock and arrives in Chicago at 8115 the next morning, witn free par lor curs, Pullman and Wagner sloeper und dining cars, vestibulod throughout. | City ticket office 1401 Farnam stre Buggago checked from residences und hotels direct to destination. G R. R. RITCHIE, General Agent. Ll’&l‘AA PAGES BENNISON BROS, The Prioes for Monday Are Dowa to the Low.st Notoh, HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS PR Buy Your Holiday Goods Now Befors the Great Rush Begins—Special Cloak Sale atest Styles, the Lowest Pric Wo will offor Monday at our domostic counter a lot of all wool flannols in dots and checks suitable for children’ dresses and men’s shirts, You e your pick of the lot Monday ¢ A Lot of 6 ounce pink mix flannels only 15¢ a yard, 1 case while vard, AlL wool gray twill flannels, 100 feather pillows, euch. A ot of napped choviot shirtings worth 15e go Monday at e yard, Big line boys’ sl hirt waists at 85¢ ench. Largo lino " gent’s fancy neckwear at 2 We and at bargain in dross goods. one en- counter Monday of fine all wool ods formerly sold at 7he, 85, 98¢ ono lot Monday at Shaker flannels Monday 15¢ y 3% pounds, at tiro dros; and 2100, all go in Hle yard. V ¢ ave cutting the prices in holiduy ;_'nml\ Look through our basement for Christinas presents in toys., books, games, faney toilet sets, manicure sets, work boxes, handkerchiof and glove boxes, Large line of dolls and tons of and nuts at less than wholesale pr Come in next week avoid great rush just before Cnristmas. SPECIAL CLOAK & ks now. ( A wmu ln‘lll the at one- mw,, o. Come in Mon- day. Don't buy anything in cloaks until you Ladios’ flnest quality sucques sold all scason b leador get them Mot cach, Ladies' fur trimmed jackets at away down prices. We ave closing out ||n-«-u'~ cloaks lL nen seal plush 2500. As a at only $18,00 ay children’s and half tho rogular price. Do you want a nice beaver shawl, if so come in Ludies “ted beaver ), $8.00 and all bargains. 0.00 cach. 'l'hvv Buy them during th 3 Don’t forget we are cutting the prices on furs, Ladies’ astrachan fur capes at $6.50 eunch, worth $ Ladies’ finest qulhh astrachan fur capes, long pointed front, 19 inch buck at only # 00 each. Monday we will sell finest quality Hudson Bay b capes in 50, as you know laadie iverything in fur capes at eut prices, Don’t forgot our great sale Monday of Inco Christmas aprons. They are cie- gant, mado of whito Ludia Linon, yoke band’long und_wide strings ut 2 508, 75, 1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 eac Come in' Monduy. Headquarters on clonks and furs SON BROS. Sl The Erickson Jowelry Company. C. L. Evickson, formerly in the jewolry Dusiness inthe Masonic biock, has organ- ed the C. L. Brickson Jowel y gompi which is located at 117 South Sixt nar Douglas steest, whore ho will b glad to meet old friends and patrons, A fine line of gold watches and diamonds at especially low prices will be carried at all times, and a special line of holiday goods at the closest figures are in stoc Sterling silver spoons at M. H. Bliss’, 1410 Farnam street. i bt bl Fino upright piano, nearly new, at a big sucrifice, 2622 Cpldwell Strect. b Gaynore musk ball, Mon eve., Doe, 14, 1515 Dodge. Gents, 50ct lodios, 23c. SIS LB Save Money. Buy your watches and jewelr Hayden Bros, at water bottles,tubing 1 &MeConnell’s, w. p., Competition trembios wnen Hayden Bros. open vrices on pianos and orgun. e Latast Sheet Music. A. Hospo, S. R. Patten. dentist, Bee building. Clerical Permits, 1892, Clergymen who desire to obtain per- mits, good over lines of the Burlington Routo for 1892, aro requested to muoke application for same at the city ticket office, 1223 Farnam streot. kot Agont. venue to 1o opon. Drive out i.ow Piace. Houses w IMamilton Wa LaPayetto ony 3, D., ecloctio and magnotic physic v mu',ymr.. Spe- cinlty, disoashs of womon® nnd childven, 119 N. 16th strost. Telephono 1433, - Now and rare deags and chemicals, Sherman & McConnell, west of postoftice. Framoes, 19 stroot. - Save watches ney. Buy your and jewelry at Hayden Bros. Solid Trans From Om 1th Vestibuled, electrie lighted and steam heated, with the finest dming‘ sleaping and reclining chaiv car service in the world, via the *Chicago & Omahn Shovt Lane™ of tho Chicago, Milwaukeo & Paul Railway, Doibie teain service, leaving Omaha 15 L. and ) p. m., with no transfer at Coun cil Bluffs ns' heretofore, Apply 1501 Farnam street for tie 1 further in formution or nadress . PR Great Thirty Day Furniture Sale in Full » Blast This Week, BUY WHERE To FURNITURE, The Best Assortment at Prices Never Before Quoted in O Chea Peoplo are boginning )-day furniture sale that comp: in all the more favorabl have been as busy ns we W filling the orders that hay us since this sale began There are only alitt weeks movre for this whilo it is in progress yc furniture at prices the dreamed of before your but wo our money, sale OF e ave not naha—N ine Fure to realize that is genuine and son with others throws ours o light. We woll could be in @ come in upon threo to last, but u can buy fine \t you never ourse we want golng to le over take it until after wo have given you 25 10 40 per cent more for yo we would under ordinary Look at thes Woven wi ur money than circumstances, Cotton top mattressos $2 00, Sideboards $10,00, $15. 0 The prices on theso ca preciated by seeing the g Pattern tapestry worth #5.50. Silk or tapostry G-leg square dining value at $7,00. Solid o Combination book cuse going fast., Parlor suits in silk, rugs; cost not considerol, Theso avo only a fow « simply ask you to call and wo say CHAMBERLAIN, O'CONNI 16th st 210 N. SIwM music 10¢ 65¢, S, Banlk, 114 & amuel Huumhw plaes window a line of genuine plaque 4 $5.00, jortation, form $8.00 iandsome decoration for room. ——- Grind F AND GIFT PRESEN rockers rockers $2, ANDERSON 0, $18.00. n only be aps oods. 50, were 5 34, nd up. ), good le k< center table $1.50, $9,00 and up, tapestry and Juotations, we 1 prove what & cod in his front ench bronze. of his ownim- and $10.00. A hall or dining e Promenade NTATION. See page 17. FAIR MATY Douglas County Agricu Working an‘l £ The Douglas County Agri held a meeting yesterday a mania hall. There the loading mmmmr, rotary Baumer, Walker, m\wlu. Emerson, Mr. C. 5. Avery, Lou Grebe and others. Several changes in gested and made, Considerablo awarding of the pre G, the Mur. wim for 1t n cultural socloty fternoon in Ger- were about twenty of sent, including Sac- Clark, Frank Walsh, M. Slijah Stoddard, rules sere sug- urose over tha the best oxe hibit of Douglas county sugar beets. Soma of e sugar beet rajsers, Fullreid, claimed thal the righttully belonged to bt ded to other partic: matter for justing the matter 1 cas done, “Tho matter of appointing tend tho beet sugar convent was tuken up. ‘The conven this woek, beginning ou Thur varticularly Mr. premium of §300 but it haa been After some time the asso. di and have the committee that awarded preminm present fur tho purpose of ad- injustice nag been delesates to at- iou at Lincoln tion will be heid The following gentlemen were appointed to rep- resent Douglas coun lijah Stoddard, W. 1 reid and Richard Bugleman, The president of the ass thoriz meeting of tne Driving Parlk 1. T, Mount was _authoriz Frank Bowen, A. W. worson, elle ation was au- 1 to reoresent the association at the association, ed to be on the 1ok out for flyers for tuo uoxt autumn’s race program. The adyisability fair, including two or stato outsido of Dougla wasdiscussed three was finlull ough investigation. The association_udjonrned same place next Saturday. and Pottawatt and the matter erred to a committee for thor- of organizing a aistrict counties in th to mect at the KEARNEY I3 CLIMBING. How the Midway City's Matevial Prose s Improve. ht, said Jamos B, pe. is ail ri arney Scaulan, agent for ths Unior Pacific at thas point, aft terday with that magic koy crops mado things quiet for have caughit our sacond wind right ahead. Fifteen car loa have been received for the and more than a b o W Tho mana, in operation by February, | counting on iv before Why of course it's going Our manuger mado a il in oud we oxpect him todo whers ho will have no steam “Forty ejttages have alve: at the mill and wo_expoct the ploy 400 hands. Wo huve se prises on the string yoi 'ye on us, I'he furmor borhiodd have hardly begun t graiu. They are waiting fo Douzlas County The day at 2 o'clock at the ra presont. n firty toachers wi ity of Monthly and the first subject discussed. the discussion, was nof who was to open presont, but he sent in his po read by Mr, Cummings. further discussed by Miss Bruner and others, Superistendent-clect G, the program fora paper but in an appearance, Superintendent Matthew teachers for their heurty co-o his term of oflico, aud closed makiug somo suggestions improvemont of the schools. A Well Know dor, goneral agor Rock Island & Pacific has recarvod a tologram of W. I Dr. Peck diod at Day [l e had been \n the sor pany for w number of yoa known in this city. Do ith o roud, Mavch, ad you'd art house, ot fooling soveral railrond mou yos- of his. a year, but we 1 and aro going ds of machinery cotton factory, thers are on th il but we 0bon sucoess! ‘Pennessoe win, it Kenrnoy, coal to buy. ady beon crected > concern 1o ome veral new enter- better keop rs 10 our neighs ) bring in lhml ¥ bolter prices,™ Teachers. sachers of Douglas county met yoster- About The Advisnbils ninattons’ was Mr. Mullias, apor, which was MeCarth W. Hill was on b failed to pus s thanked the overation during the scssion by for the further n Surg o it of the Chl. railroad in this announcing the Pock, surgeon-in-chief of the vico of tho com- s wnd was well " DPPRICES mBaking g siPowder. Used in Mi‘.’ious of Homes—40 Years the Standard, -