Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 20, 1891, Page 8

THE NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE fome Epecially Nice Things for Christmes Week, WE HAVE LOTS OF SURPRISES FOR YOU. You Can Buy Our Christmas Goods 1r Now Until Christmas jer Than You kver Dreamed Of. ALBUMS, 450 plush albums with be autiful album decorations worth $2.00, TOMORROW ONLY 49C. 450 plush albums in all colors worth 23.00, TOMORROW ONLY 95C., 600 silk plush albums, flowered inside, worth #4.00, TOMORROW ONLY $1 850 silk brocaded plush album. ent extension clasp, worth $5.00, TOMORROW ONLY #1.50. 260 silk plush with dark and oak wood inside finish. worth 36,00, TOMORROW ONLY $2.00, SPECIAL 5,000 Longfellow albums, holds 48 cab- fnet pictures, worth .00, TOMORROW ONLY 99C, PLUSH GOODS MUST GO, 3,000 plush collar and cuff boxes, worth OMORROW ONLY 49C. 5,000 ||l|\~h toilet ecases with comb, brush and mirror, worth ¥3.00, TOMORROW ONLY Sfe. 5,000 work boxes in brocaded plush, silk lined. ceiluloid fittings, with alarge mirror, actual value $3.00, TOMORROW ONLY $1.19. 2,000 plush toilet cases with silver oxidized fiittings of comb, brush and mirror, worth $5.00, TOMORROW ONLY #1.75. 1,000 plush shaving cuses, with razor, brush aud mug, worth # TOMORROW ONL LADIES WORK BASKE Wo have just received ladies work boxes and on account of their late arvival we will sell them actly cost. These are the gains we ever offered. 5 lndies stand work baskets elegantly finished, s 6 inches from the floor, worth #4.00 TOMORROW ONLY $L.19. 15 ladies stund work baskets nbove, only longer size worth TOMORROW ONLY 50 satin lined work baskets worth 81.00— TOMORROW ONLY 59¢. 200 satin-lined work baskets, , worth $2.00. TOMORROW ONLY $1.00. satin-lined work baskets, heavy padded, in all coio worth morrow only $1.2 15 vevy fine satin-lined work baskets, vory large size and odd shapes, worth #5.00. TOMORROW ONLY $1.99. These baskets all ¢ in delicate ehades, such as pale pi pule blue, pen green, cardinal, old rose, lavender, gold, mahogany. READ. BOOKS MU 0. Thackeray’s complete works, 10 vol- umes, worth $10.00. TOMORROW ONLY $3.19. Dore’s Gallery and Dunte’s jInferno, worth $2 50, TOMORROW ONLY 99 CEN1 Macauly’s History of England, worth 85,00, in five volumes, TOMORROW ONLY $1.69. Shakespeare’s complete works, worth 00, TOMORROW ONLY #2490, Byron's complete works, two volumes, worth $4.00, TOMORROW ONLY #1.69. TLife of Washington, three volumes, worth 5,00, TOMORROW ONLY $2.19. 5,000 poems, gilt edy we have in stock every poct thut writes a book, worth $2.00, TOMORROW ONLY 69 CENTS, 10,000 juvenile books, the regular re- tail price is 50c, $1.00 and $1.50, tomor- row you can tuk YOUR CHOICE FOR 25¢ II\\I)I’\I\II D PLACQUES GIV With eve AN R e qu 'J(n\lnl(l(u\\ O 100 hard paintegd placques worth $4. 00, TOMORROW ONLY $1. 65 hand painted placques worth $5.00, TOMORROW ONLY $1.99. DOLLS. 860 dressed dolls. This is all the dressed dolls we have. They arve dolls we sold at $1,25 2,00 and $2.50. You ean havo vour choico TOMORROW FOR 99C, Do you want a dinner set? Here is your chance: Only fifteen completo 100-piece dinner gets in gray and brown trimmed with gold edges, a bargain at $20,00, TOMORROW ONLY TOY Anelegant lavge toy trunk worth $1,00 TOMORROW ONLY atc. 5,000 drums worth 50¢ TOMORROW ONLY 25¢, The daisy air rifle, sold all over the worla at $2,00, TOMORROW ONLY $1. Large magic lanterns, worf TOMORROW ONLY Large and choup vaviety of wooden toys, iron toys, rubber toys, indestructi- ble toys, in fact every kind of a toy manufactured or imported. Don’t fail Lat the popular YORK BARGAIN STORE, 212 N. 16th, i e Ratlroadsare cutting rates if their te ritory is invaded by outside parties, I can do bettor. I can sell goods at cost My cash discount will covor ny oxpenscs, B. HUBERMANN, Jewelér and watchmukor, Corner 18th and Douglas, et S Artistic Picture Frames, A. Hospe, 1513 Douglas street. A When competition tells you what Hayden Bros’ piunos cost at” wholesalo ask the denler to show what his pinnos cost at wholesale, Hayden Bros, B e Four hundred and fifty aotlar piano, seven yoars for $187.50, Huyden Bros. e Rubber syringes, water bottles, tubing trusses at Shermuan &MceConnell e Hound to Wi Excellent service, safety, convonience, and low rates are matters closely looked for and always apprecinted by a dis- orl nnumlmg public. This is conclusively proven by the reat popularity of “the Chicago & Northwestern afternoon flyer. 'his train leaves the U. P. depot, Omaha, daily at 5 o’clock and arvives in Chicago at 8:156 the next morning, with free par- lor cars, new Pullman and Wagner slecper and dining cars, vestibuled throughout, City ticket office 1401 Farnam street. Baggoge checked from residences and hotels direct to destination, G, F. Wesr, R R RITCHIE, C.P&TA General Agent. THE UMA_HA DA_U.AY BEE A Great Clearing Out Eale for Monday and all Next Week, GREAT 10 AND 11 C'CLOCK OFFER, Beautiful Christin s Gifts Given Away to Every Customer—A Beautiful Souvenir—Come Monday Sy Monday we are going to clear ap all the odds and ends in our store, ‘h departinent will have asale for one hour, All the odds and ends in the department go ut a price that will be next to sthing. customer will bo presented with tiful souvenir gift. From 8 to o'clock. We offer about 2,000 yavds of silk at sa yard. This will include all the goods “that we had on sale at 49¢; also all the odds and ends which we shall take out of our lves. There are silks in this lot worth up to $2.00 a yard. FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK We are going to clear out all our odds and ends of ribbon thut we had at our recent sale. Prices will be 2¢, 5e, S¢ and 12ica yard. This is nearly one- half price on most of these ribbons, and come of them it is not one-fourth regu- lar price FROM 10 TO 11 O'CLOCK. As is usual we are going to make ouv customers a great offor. We shail give the choice of any jucket or cloak in our store for $0.98. This is the preatest offer we have made since the beginning of our time sales. We have a number of jackets worth over $20.00 and several worth over $30.00 None will be held in reserve, except the plush c No plush coats will be offered in this sale, but everything else: Newmarkets, jackets and uisters, all go for one short hour at $0.98, FROM 11 TO 12 O’CLOCK wo will give our customers another old- time benefit. We marked down day night all our remnants goods, We in our dress go consequence Wi P A remnants which we shuil place on s: Bear in mind the remnants that we left over from Saturday’ssile have bee marked down, and we shall piace these m conjunction with the remnants that were aceumulated Saturday, and for one short hour youean have any dress goods remnant in our house for one-half price. To those who are not aware of the fact we would say that all goods in our store are marked in plain figure We are strictly one price, and for one hour these remnants, as we suid before, go for one-half of that price FROM 12TO 1 O'CLOCK We will offer embroidery silk in all colors at 2c u dozen spool FROM 170 2O CLOCK We are going to give a burgain that will necessitate our losing fuli We are going to place in our millinery depurtment, on the show trimmed hats, We have trimmed hats 00 many. A geeat man them will be fine velvet made. £ worth up as high as #6.00 and #7.00 each. For one hour your choice of any hat on our case for 97c. FROM 2 TO 30'CLOCK We shall offer 5 pieces only of the finest auality black silk velvet manufacturea, worth up to $5.00 a yard. Our price will be $1.25 "ROM 2 TO 4 O'CLOCK We offera big bargain in our dress goods department. Entive dress patterns of atl wool flannel worth $5.00 will go for .9 ‘These goods full 54 incnes wide. We shall limit two dresses to a custome, FROM 4 TO 5 O'CLOCK We are going to make one of the great- est offers made since the beginning of our time sale: The choice of any kid glove in our store for 8¢ a pair. This will include ressed and undressed mousquetaire Ul our genuine Foster et every glove in our hous , ladies and gentlemen, is o gr chance to secure your Christmas gift Do not forget the hour for this wonde ful offer, FROM 5 TO 6 O'CLOCK We offer 20 !mu silk umbrellas, all we ve left in our house. None of them 10 and up to $6.00. O'CLOCK hoice of any blanket in . If you area good > you can geta $10.00 blanket for this price. FROM 7TO 8 O'CLOCK We will give you 500 pictures, ail framed, at 10¢ each, FROM 8 TO 9 O'CLOCK We offer Fruit of the Loom and Lons- dalo muslin at 5e a yard, We limit 10 virds to o customer. STONEHILLS, ded Inside Prices on Uianos this week ut Meinberg’s, lo‘r N. 16th, amuel Burns is having a sale of piano lamps for ten day: $15.00 lamps for 00, 0 00 lamps for $8.00, #8.00 lamps for $6,00. Genuine Rochester burners, 1318 Farnum street. Organs from §2 up. sy terms Hayden Bros A Holiday Excursion Tickets. For rates apply to Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paual railway, Ticket ofice, 1501 Parnam strect, and Union depot. F. A, NAsH, General Agent. T Hamilton Warren, M, oclectic and magnetic physician and xuu Zeon. Spe- unlu,um sa% of women and children, 119 N, 16th stroet. Telephone 1483 e Henry Hiller presents the compli- ments of the season to his many patrons and friends and toshow his apprecin- tion of past favors will present a bottle of fine wine to ench purchaser of a gal- lon of whisky. We handle nothing but the finest of wines, whiskies and brandies and solicit a trinl order. All our goods are delivered free to your door and retuiled at wholesale pric Tol. 1784 Iamily Wine and Liquor House, 616 N, 16th street, Esmond Hotel block, e v THROUGH SLEEPING CARS Kansas Uity o Hot Springs. Commencing November 15 the Mis- souri Pacific Railway company will re- sumo the through sleeping car services hotween Kunsas ( ity and Hot Spring: Ark,, “The World's Sanitarium and Resort;” leaving Kansas City at 9:10 p. m. via the “Wagoner Route” through the beautiful Indian Territory and Ar- kansas Valley via Coffeyville, Wagoner, Fort Gibson, Van Buren, ‘ort Smith and Little Rock. For lul‘.u, descrip- tive illustrated pamphiet and furthor information call or address company s offices, N. K., corner 13th and Farnam or depot lv‘\\ll and Wabste .l PuiLiver, A uw F. Goorgey, P, Sl’.\'l)AY. DECEMBE R 20, 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES, VERY LOUD TALKERS. (oods and Prics at Bennett's Which Fairly foream, IRRESISTIBLE BARGAINS FOR MOINDAY. We've Never Carrled Holiday Goods Over, nor Do We Propose to Carry Any Over from This Year. Therefore, from now until Christmas we'll make prices on dolls, toys and holiday goods of every description which will fairly take your breadth. Wa realize thut the large business we've done this year is due as much to the fact that all our goods are new and f as it s tothe exceedingly low pr sverything at. That be re determined notto carry one single article from our big holiday stock., Everything must go at some price and cost won't cut mueh of figure in the case. No matter how many friends and relutives you may have, o how limited may be your means, you can afford to make them all presents at the prices we'll 1 from nowon, Re member JERYTHING MUS ). We have a large line of skates, boys’ and girl’s sleighs and ivon toys of cvery description ut about one-half former prices. In candies and nuts we've held the lead for years, and this season we're outdoing even ourselves. Candy from 6e a pound up, Speeinl prices to Christ- mas tree committees, Sco our large line of Christmas slip- pers, IN FURNITURE. We'll offer tomorrow a six pie ilk plush_parlor suit, sold by most de 00, Thisis an el th the price usuaily asked for it. See it tomorrcw. Then there’s a nice line of plush chaivs and rockers on which muking cqually low prices. Tney able presents. Thre o bed room suits from WS up. THA SCRIPTION. You puid s having it filled X n’t you? Geta copy of it and i stered pharina- cists ligure on it. s dollars 1o carpet tucks i1 will cost 25 cents or ¢ Wo handle only the very highest of and - chemicals that money ean CVERYTHING GUARAN- ABSOLUTELY PURIE AND H, und all presc compounded by experienced dit who have been” examined by the Ne- braska State Board of Pharm and pronounced by that body to be fuily com- | petent to “compound avd dispense tho preseriptions of pl ns and to retail drugs, medicines and poisons.” We sell in this department, strictly for medicinal use, imported and domes! whiskies, brandies, w and in f every kind of liguor made. WHO LI, S TH dealer in oleom ine to be eaught violating the law by Uncle Sam’s de- tectives? The ] keeps as close an ¢ on any other public evils, Dealeis in this food adulteration ar BRANDED by being competled to keep their license postad in their place of busines around in the store whete you've heen buying and see if your deulor a li cense. That may account for the vile butter you've been gelting. Wo sell 2,500 pounds ol pure, fresh coun- butter every day ata lower price n othe wize for *oieo” or for old, [ CO. A Parod . 18 Shoppe s The 09 cent store—The leading place | to buy Christmus gifts. Y store—"Thousands of gifts for father, mother, brother und sisters, all displayed on our fiist floo The 99 cent store—The greatest bar- gain center for Christmas shopy The 99 ceat store—Everything the heart could wish for in Christmas ts. The 99 cent store—A wonder pluce of toys, dolls and noveit I'he 94 cent store—Can be relied upon b the lowest price The 99 cent stor Would advise you to make your selections as enrly in the morning as possible—the crowds ate great in the afternoons. i e L Pianos for Garistmas Pr.sents, Bed rock prices at Meinberg "o make room for the immense stock of piancs shipped we ofter 1 Kimball up- right, new scale, $125.00; 2 fine uprights, $165.00 each; 1 fine upright, $198 00; 1 fine upright, $175.00; Lstey & Caump up- $14 e upright, $148.00; Wegman piunos, $350.00 and up; Bur- detto E Chicago Cottage, $45.00; Bridgeport. $65.00 up to $100.00. Instruments on installmont HAYDEN BROS. The Chicago & Northwostern Runs five eastern passenger trains daily from Omala. Thed o'clock and the 9:20 p. m. limited vestibule trains arrive and depart direct from the Union Pacific depot, Omaha, These trains are fully supplicd with all that is modern and artistic in passenger oquipment, es- pecially as regards the new Wagner and Pullman sleepers mmd free parlor cers. B ybody knows what orth- western” dining " cars . City ticket oflice 1401 Farnam street. I Wi R R Rrrenng, General Ag BENNSON BROS, Holiday @ifts for Your Sistars aad Your Obusing, AS WELL AS ALL YCUR RELAT.V:S, We Have Them for Al Old or Young —Come in Tomorrow and Avoid the Rash of This Week. Sce our linesof faney toilet cases, man- feure sets, work boxes, jewel cases, i kerchief and glove cases, cologne sets, smoking und shaving sets, thousands of toys of all descriptions, books for eve body: large assortment of dolls from up. Just arrived, anotier ear load of candy at Se per pound, Don't deliy: come in tomorrow. Largest line of ladies’ and gents’ handkerchiefs in Omaha, all at popular rices ; We are showing an elegant line of zents’ neckwear for holiday gifts, Large line fancy goods on tirst floor at right prices. We are cutting the life out of dress goods. Buy now while prices are cut to the core, Children’s hosiery and underwenr all at cut prices to close. Gent’s underwear at wholesale prices, Speeial bu gains in every deparvme Goods must go, prices no object; come in and seo ents tome CHRISTMA Ladies’ white uprons, Great sule tomorrow fine white Christmus very line te Ind bands, lo rings, the 3 i e, i 50 and $2.00 each. What will more sinsinle Christmas present for any lady, old or CLOAKS AND FURS. i tomorrow for anything in nd furs, We are closing out a " ny ladies” and children’s el m odds und ends at less that half regu- lar price. Now is the time to buy your fur capes and mufls; they are going out at very low prices. Tomorrow we will sell astrachan fur capes at $6.50 cach Very finest achan fur capes, $15.00, fur capes tomorrow, Hudson Buy beaver capes $20.50. Ladics’ mink fur capes 1,000 Tadies” muils in all kinds of furs at to $10.00 ench @ fine beaver shawls L, . $5.00, 50, $800 and cach. 1C1— Monday evening for two L, T1o 9 pom., we will sell ladies’ ps, itleo frie \ps, mat lul all odds i nds earr t seagon, formerly so'd % 5.00 each, choice” Monday evening £5.00 each. Monduy eveniog we will soll just dozen | thite aprons with drawn work, full s'ze apron, at 15¢ cach, Only two to each customer. BIENNISON BROS. - Ons Wick More. ; Yet remains to sective the greatest bar- gains in fine furniture ¢ver offered in this city. The special sale of Chamberlain, An- de:son & O'Connell commenced a fort- s surprised everyone who has called at their store becau-e they hive tried to do just what they adver tized to do. Sidebourds, chamber suits, hall trees, dining chairs, parlor goods of: every discription, tbat for guality and style cannot e beaten, will be the special for this v Don't muke a mistake and huy else- where before looki CHAMDB O'CONNEL 210 Noi street, cor. Capitol ave. Dr. Cullix d . Bee building sw and raro avuws and chemicals, Sherman & McConnell, west of postotiice. A Christmas or New Y 's Dinner at home is something to he remembered. Go home and parwake of the coming one, it may be your last chance, Onc and one-tiird fare for the round trip via the Union Pacific For full information sco Agent. rnam st. The Way You huva seen ( ia frequently mentioned in newspe 4 ines, Perhaps a fri been there, and writes enthusiastic letters back homo about the climate and the fruits It makes you anxious to see the country hn yourself, e best time to go is in the fall and winter. Thon work here is least pr ing and California climate now pleas ing. The way to go is via Santa I route, on one of that lines pop sonally-conducted pavties, leaving Chi- cago every Suturday evening, and leay- ing Kansas City every Sunday morning. Special ugeiits and porters in attend- ance. Pullmun tourist sleepers are used furnished with bedding, mattresses, toilet w ticles, ete, Second class tickets honored. Write to F. L. Palmc senger ngent Santa Fo Route, 411 lifo Bldg, Omuha, Nob. RAavmonp, JEWELER, S1LV Iaport )k Precious Gews, Will be Pleased to Show IRSMITH AND Yoo His Line of Useful and Handsome CURISTMAS PRESENTS, Diamonds Jewelry Watches Silverware Royal Bonn Royal Wooster| naments. Society Stationery, Cut Glass. |House Or- A Present that Yow will not be ashamed of. O e that will please. 18th & D l( b orones RAYMOND THE BOSTON STORE Bugs 5 Cases Finest Grade of Goods at Oue- | toms House £ale, | skilled labor can produ Our bent SOLD BY THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL h to Cover the Duty ~'he Greatest, Grandest Bargain For Barely Enoug It's Your's T 5 FIRST CASE. terns, all the s style and the exquisite desig 1 some elegantly nlh--u trimmed with fu jet trimmings. o the finc q u‘«mlli | embroidered, | struetion, o tomorrow | SUUCHC Nmas pres- Also 16 picces fine bluck goods others diagon: all fine, wide goods, oxtra’ wide black goods, looms ever are worth up to % 3 We give you i morrow r.n- 9¢ a yar finest goods 'H\l\l\ll b Sk oods were ‘1“4 ! h*ll known New York nctress by n Pavisian at the New York custom house. lace tyimmed China il chemises and drawers., Silk dressing gowns, sillc night gowns, Come and sea them. tiful goods and you can buy tk the cost of material. and 26 ineh lain and serg silks with .mn gilvor and oxldized, nuiutal handles with goid and silver tr They are ele We will engrave initials on theso free § KID GLOVI All fine goods, in button and hook lengths aud shades. i lots at $1.00, $1.25 SIEHANDKERCHIT ef 200 dozen real J scolloped edge embroid- i open work itial goods, sui ics and gen- All the price Don’t fail to visit the fairy grotto, remember that tomor- row evening we ONE HUNDRE 1,00 jelly dish $8.00 bowls for goods came inlate and would at low prices Farnam street. Sum’t Burns { ditmonds at Hubern s jewelry stove, cad of all its pre- soctment and astonishing S. R. Patten. . Bee building. 7 ineral Notica, The members of C at Freemasou's hall on 3 jth, at 1 o'clock m. shurp, for the purpose ot i brother, Andrew quested to meet vited to uttend, also sojourning master By ovder of the master. "ORD, secretary. 1e Kimball A Charity Doll of ladies on nex politan club rooms cor. The proceeds from the dolls will he devoted to charitable Competition trembles wnen Bros. opea vri r Lands via the The Wubash Alubuma, Geor Hot Springs of | formation or nadress I\ A. NASH, and full information in re east or south call at Wabush oflic ard to roites A MAX HOLZHEIN Private Sales---Mornings, Nine until Twelve. Special Private Sale Monday Evening, 7 until 10. Usefnl Presents Are always appreciated, especially dur- ing the holiday seasoni wnd with a de- siro to meet the popular demand we have manufactured especially for the holiday trade the finest line of sowing muchines ever offered in this city The mechanical work is the best that wood work has no superic of tinish is admired by all. nut and onk woods are alway mand, but the elegant mahogany rare Hungarian ash and the curious Ttalinn cherry are reserved for the holi- day season, Until January 1, 1802, we are author- ized by the home office to offor these benutiful machines at spocial prices, and we invite you to visit our office to inspect our machines, learn our prices and examine the work done on the | White., " Should you favor us with an order, cither for eash ov on partial payments, we will deliver at your order: and also | av ny time furnish the necessary in- We offer you a good thing, and will bo plensed to Do conzidered when making | up vour list of presents WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO, 1616 Chieago street, Omaha. [ - Blackboards tor Children. All sizes and prices. Crayon, er parlor globes and other speci s. The Borom Mfg. Co., 1614 Chict street, Ladies and gonts’ watches cheaper at Hubermann’s than any other place. In regard to the concert at the Grand opera house next Tuesday evening in aid of the home for destitute children at Council Blufs, we would say that no ' object more worthy of assistance was ever presented to” the charitable and humane of our eity, and inasmuch as Omaha is undor many obligationsto this institution we trust our citizens will re- spond liberally to this call. The man- agement have spared no effort to make this concert as fine as uny ever given in the city,and a glance at the names of the artists who will appear will convine any one that this entertainment will be of a very high order and exceptionably enjoyuble. bt M Fine upright piano, cheap, must be sold at once ddwell strect. S House For saie at win, well situ trackage, 4,000 or 5,000 tons ecapac Address K 1, Bee, Mr. Henry Leisge wishes to thank his | many friends for the favors shown at the death and funeral of his wife, Mrs. Bertha Leis e Chicago t N sstern Radlway ul Permits, 1 permits for 1802 are respect- requested to procure the same at - earliest convenience. Application should be made at the nain street, smeral agent A5yl 3 i Latest Sheet Music, A. Tlospe, 1513 Douglas strect. Every one should have asavings ac- count. Now 1s the time to make a start, for 1802 The German Savings buni will soon move into their new hanking room on 15th strect between Iarnam and Douglas, a very convenient location. They pay 5 per éent interest and uppre- cluté new accounts. S SORTEE Chares Shiverck & Co, Furmture, carpets and draperic Open evenings until Christmas. 1206, 1208, 1210 Farnam A nice line of jewelry, wi s and corner 13th and Doug Gilbert B i mists, will sell bear skin rugs at astonishingly low prices for the holiday trade, 815 N. 16th street, A The Omaha Comp. Yeast € Who lately were burned out and started up their new factory yesterday, and the first of next week will supply the trade gain with their excellent ‘quality of E T i 1801 -Poliday Rites— 180 ’ As usual the Union Pacitic offe the traveling public cheap rates during the holidays of "91-"92, One and one- third fare for the round trip. For detailed information call on or uddress H P, I v, City Ticket Agent. 302 Farnam st. - Drunk The Keoley Institute at Blair is able to re ive a limited numvor of pu Dr. Keeley's bi-chloride of gola is the ouly cure for drunkenncss that is sure and permanent. | For furthier particulars address The Keeley Institute, Blair, Neb, PR L b or. MeGrew 14th and Farnam sts, E. Diotriclc,arenitect.003 N. ¥ Life. et Sotia s kFrom Omah stibuled, clectrie lignted and stoam heated, with the finest dining, slesping and rechining chaiv car servieo in the | world, via *he * Chicago & Omaha Short | Line™ of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Puul Railway. Double daily teain service, leaving Omaha at 1 p m. | and 6:20 p. m., with no transteg at Coun- cil Blufls us heretofore. APply 1301 Farnam streot for ticiets and further in- C. C. LINCOLN Gon. Agt City Pass. Ag Stove repairs, 1207 Douglus streot. very Aflernoon and Fvening. JERW 29 9 % 9 CHRISTMAS FOR TH “KIDS." Arrangements Which the Co-operas tive Charities Are Making. The Assoclation of Co-operative Charities held a short session at the Commercial National bank yestorday afternoon. Mr. A, P. Hopkins, Mr. W.J, Broatch, Rev. Charies V. Savidge, Rev, W. Harsha and Rov. A, /. Clark were prosent. 1t was decided to make an effort to give an entertainment on F'riday afternoon at some large and commodious hall for tho especial benefit of the poor chil- aren. In cuse tho committeo succoeds in gotting enough candy and sweotmeats do- nated by leading wholesale and_retail wmers chants, & genoral distribution of candies and fruits will be made atthe entertainment hall, Rev., Savidge, Prof. Gillespio and Rev. Harsha are members of the soliciting coms mittee, Rov, Savidee sayvs that the candy will be donated. He believes the Lord wants the poor children to huvo a joyous Christmas, end Ho will persunde the merchauts of Omaha to donate the candy. Rev. Savidge says the merchiants may just as_well roll ont a fow barrols of candy aid mark them * For the Poor,' for he 18 koing to stay with them until the'swoets are donated. T'ho substantials seein o be coming in quite satisfactorily and a great distribution of good things will bo made on Christmas day. Ttie executive board of the association will meet again on Monday at 4 p. m The canvassors sent out to look for poor and destitute people are meoting with some vory remarkable experiences. They have found some familios on the point of stary tion and a great many in abject need. The great necessity of systemati d thorough work for the reliof of the poor was nevor so fully understood as since tho begiuning of this canvass, - = DoWitt's Little Early fusers; only pill to cure sick hoadache and regulate the bowels, - Cotton Ra sod in N Nebraska has a cotton mill, and it has been demonstrated that cotton ean be raised in this state. This has been done by ex-Gov- ernor Furnas at his farm ncar Brownville, and he has just sent a fine samplo to Secro- tary Nuson of the Board of Trade, who is making a colleetion of samples of all the pro- ducts of Nebraska. Mr. l'urnas has also sent a quantity of cotton socd and of pe: nuts, which were also raised by him in Ne- braska. e e Police Court Notes. William Martin was found guilty of steal ing a bolt of cloth from Stonchill’s, and sentenced this morning to thirty days in tha county ja Moses Isaacson was arrested this morning for stealing 207 pounds of fish from W. H. Hill. Isaacson retaliated by filing & com- pluint against Hill for using obscene, profane Ianguage, ete. Charles Jones, a colored sneak thief, was given two months in the county jail for dis- posing of some trinkets, the property of Amanda Johnson, Dr. Birney cures catavrh. Bee bldg. - Funeral ot « 18 Houck. The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Houck, wife of took place yesterday a 2 o'clock from ber late residence, 2024 Spruce strect. Mrs. Houck was 61 years of ago and her death resulted from o comptication of dis- cuses. The decensed was a native of Hunt- ington county, Pennsyivania and had lived m Omaha twenty-four years. She loaves a husband and childeon, Miles D. Houck, Mus, C. { and Mre, Clara Laypoldt, - The ear of the purchaser is safer to go by than the tongues of salesmen. To listen to tho Wegman piano is to buy. Huyden Bros, S Wegman piano. New scale. Now tuning deyi 1d on installments. Huyden Bre ERRAEER S e SURE Water R Due Jan. 1. Payable at compang’s office, Bee build- ing. Five per cent discount allowed if pid on or before Junuary 1. Fuilure to re bill will not entitle consumer to discount. Kail d Rates the Holidays. The Chicago & Northwestern railway wiil scll on Decembor wd 31 and January 1, excursion tickets at greatly veduced rates, good retarning il Janu- ary 4. For further information call at city ticket Hfiice, 1 rnam strect. Me s on 1) Nos this week defy compe! Iumn. 109 N. 16th, S - W. T. Seaman, wazons and cacrluges sal S Do You Want & New Stomich? If you do, go at it in the proper way. At the Bedal Gold Cure Institate at i) Neb., where arunkenness and the liquor habit is permanently cured the treatment is so complete thut not onl the blood is cleansed, but the stomac is healed and placed 'ina healthy condi- tion. Men who have not bLeen able to eat o breakfast for years huve been cured and now enjoy thrée heurty meals, Any man who reaily wants to quit drinking liquor can bo cured. Men have been cured at the Bedal Gold Cure Institute who at fir ppeared o be hopeless If you have u friend whom you desire to reseue, bring him and he will return to you three weeks later virtually “anotiier person. The treatment not only destroys the desire or appetite for liguor, but braces up the tem. One unde acomplete phy- go. There is no particular to the cure, and there is no danger whatever connected with the treatment, The cost of a cure is 50,00, There is no b sufer cure for aleoholism in existence. Graduates are aily attesting to the wonderful meri of the Bedal Gold Cure, and the suc of the company has been great. purticulirs addross THeE BEDAL GoLb CUR MARKLAC Notices nf five linea or less wler this head, Afty wontn; cdeh additional lne ten ceat-, PARKER-DYSART—In Chicago on e 5 Mrs. Dr. Dysart. formerly of On Mr. T, J. I’ rker, jr, of Chicugo, LR Y UCTION * o 120 South 18th St. SO0