Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 10, 1892, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. JANUARY 10, 1892--SIATEEN PAGES STONEHIL! N. B. FALCONER. THE BOSTON STORE. f THE BOSTON STORE. | THE MORSE DRY G00DS (0. I BENNISON BROS. o Qe A The Flight of Staies Lending to Bennett! — — | - 1 Floor 1vad to commenee o ot ‘ is, Fitagerald & Oo., Dry Goods aud | Opening Salo of Muslin Underwear To- | Three Graud Special Sales Tomorrow--Seo- | One Thonsand Ladies' Fur Trimmed Juckets | 265 Per Oent Discount Off of Hundreds of | Don't Miss Our Sale Mouday — Greatest ul ke joourgrent Millinery, Go to the Wall, mortow, ond Floor, First and Basement. o Tomorrow, Dross Goods Remnants, Values Ever Offored, Y Lo Paite Uhes AYAFY - ThAtBating .es " i i o prices on furniture, erockery. cte., have BANKRPT! BUST UP! SMASH UP!| OUR ANNUAL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE. UNUSUALLY INPORTANT SALE. | SHOE SALE 'ON OUR MAIN FLOOR. | REMNANT SALE BEGINNING MONDAY. | ANNUAL JANUARY LINEN SALE, | have also boow mado or ; * ‘\\ Lliko to ““\.\‘ ‘\,‘ 1\ Meon Selected With Un Freme of Elognat High Geade | And the Entire New York Bankropt Stock { AU Leagths from Eight Yards Dowi to One | Grent Sale of Ladies and Childven's Mastin | plece sitk plush pacfor suit, the forme H10.000 for 000 Wonders Never Conse | The Stock Ha e st Sale Ever Care Thix Season and We Can P Mustin Underwear—A Grent Clearing of tufnts’, Clildeen, Wl Ldiest Yard Makes Them Very Cheap for Underwone—Closing Oul Onr Clonks price of which was 361,00, but whic Known In the History of the Hoss, nry BBargaing ordinary Linen Sale, Aw " Dresses, Ko Price, 1se Friends Some Extraordi- Sile of Dress Goods—An Extra- Fine Sh ? Iy Glven House Weappers, Childeen’s AL Nearly Half the Usual can now buy for 15,00, Dry Goods Bus We've some mighty — — 18t LIN AND CAMBRIC 150 ludies’ elegant all wool heavy | Special sale Monday on length 100 dozen all linen huck towels, ‘s But we.don't stop 5000, The stock was 8o immense | tion helow, A i'}l R ’\\l AR 4 .. | black cloth j \\\|~I~‘[-vmmw\ in fur astrd- | of white goods, ginghums . | 18x86, Monday 10¢ each *\“w\ \‘u‘.“n of chair ir . 1 as we did not have any room for B e 3% ever shown in Omuha, go at yston chan, gant goods, in over 20 different | pereales, ote. g ozen knotted fring win da ¢ A LIy LR ) anded NIGHT JWNS AT 48e Store prices tomorrow styles, worth from %1250 to #1500, go LADIES' HOSIERY. fancy bot : th it all in the chair It en divideo into three lines: LOmOrrow at #4,08, clearing sale, \, i 0 plense you as to style and pri THE FIFTY CENT (50) LINE Your choice of 200 elegant fur trim- | a prwear, next week 5 kn il Thoso ele consists of warpanted New York mills | med jackets in black, brown and tans, CHOICE AT 50¢ als, roguld \ s you may have noticad = sy one to be elosed out b Now's your timo s deop ns s sectved u $40,000 stock of goods [ A few of the leading on our shelves, we have storedat the intevs, and you will find the | & i GOWHN, -made ol go5 counters packed full of it Monday. ¢ I price 63c, for Movris, Iitzgerald & Co. did “only o \ A : » o quently | the opening sule i8¢ ench, musiing Mother Hubbued night robes, | teimnied in all kinds of fur, worth up to | Of a lot of ladies’ Suxony wool vests oh aunt hookeases ane wholesnle business, and 3 you will find most of the goods in full NIGHT GOWNS AT e, fine tucked and trimmed with em- | $20, for $7.50 tomorrow. at 50c,sizes from 28 to 48, wor wotton Hasle Yty i ¢ | brotde ' full size skirts with wies’ threo-quarter length walking SCARLET VESTS, #1.00, : s loom dice tah 05 w11l o (6 y60 by 01d tlees 5 dozen s at Ghe ench. [ seven lirge tucks and wide hem, ladic jnckets, worth $15, o nt $6.98 cach, A small lot. pure wool, $1.00, worth | ing e ¥ ‘ if vou want it nearly s cheap as you is o spoci gown for the | drawers with torehon lnco and fine em- [ © IN THE BASEMENT, .50 10 #1.75, inch unbleached table damas v wember, everything in ean buy a yard, | money anc tto bring $1.00. broidery trimmin hand=omely made F'rom the fire undewriter’s sale, Child’s hose #5e, wot d. urniture, cerockery and ¢ L UL QLI Das ¢ chemises and lac 4 embroidered cor- All the trimmed and untrimmed | Child’s hose 50e, T #1,00, picces 60-inch unbloached t cleared out bofore we got on’ to the prices ¢ STl < @ will quote their Nightgowns at 7ac, value $1.05. seb cover fancy feathers, tips and plumes, goat | I.‘uhv cashmore gloves 35¢, worth 75e. | damask, with and without fancy borde | &0 into the new store. MILLINERY. Nightgowns at 8¢, value OUR 79¢ LINI e, “This will close them out fast. adles’ embrofdered handkerchiefs | sale price 59 yard ; ot MIL uhty y i | not oleomurgarine—or posed o Tulygrpices, | wool, puve, h o Yoow bu sonting advortiseme 3 o wi he: ad 500 dozen felt s ¢ is made of the finest quality of cam- Extra heavy canton flannels 5e a yard. | 15 -. were 25¢, i 1 blenchied table damask, o e e By ey routued thom. | - Nightrowns at 98¢, valuo 1. brie, olegantly trimmed with lace and | Bost indigo bluo calico, 41 u yard, Ladics’ ombroidered handkerchiofs | quality, ut 50e and 636 yavd, worth 7a¢ | £00d sclves: 4 Nightgowns av $1.10, $1. % wm:...lu;l ,\)v in the vory ,!“ west designs ltmd |m\«\l\ white wool blankets only ML-.I\\'.»;-.» 15¢. ; i e .wI‘ ol | ter : We ge from “yw fi Pl e {eih - Wwale. Batonds; . iittle 37 D e 80 orth one-third move. | f1d of the'best workmanship, slightly soiled, only $1.98, worth $k 25, Shildren’s school handkerchiefs fe 0 pieces 66-4nch bloached satin dam- [ A0 we 83 money than other Habiged: i +874 up o 2,00, worth one-thivd move. | iy fine covers overything in the Extrin size witeon comforts, $1,35. worth 10c, ask, benutifal pattorns, nt 736 o \ | dealers get for *toleo” or for .old HRRSA T Goitor 160 placs I'heso arc opening prices only and will | way of ladies’ underwear, gowns, chem- | An immense g lot of children’s and | Bleached damask Gie, worth 85 good value at $1.00. country goods. Have you notic They ato nob Hurt, any of-tham. not hold good aftor this salo. iso, drawers, skirts, corset covers, ete, misses’ underwear slightly soiled, 10¢ Bleached damask $1.00, worth $1, ieces 72-ineh doublo satin damasi, | Putter depactment—secn those LOT 2. CORSE ViR ‘ Iwill puy you remarkably well to | each. Bleached napkins $1.00, worth ) yards wide, Monday 98¢ a yard; [ Men waiting on the ever presen BTA1E Tioin Moshi Bl t/parnide s thole: ISET COVERS AT + | investigate thiis, Children's corset waists, 10c. dozen. worth 1 Piioy sell over 2,000 pouids of worth up to $1.00 each, go at Se. VALUE 25 CENTS. OUR 98¢ LINF is simply superb,made SHOE SAL Bleached napkins $1.25, worth-$1.50 0 dozor 1 ed napkins Tie, | day=Dbiggoest business in that | LOT 8. BT COVERS AT expressly for one of New York's finest ON OUR MAIN FLOOR. dozen. 31, .25 4 a0y oxtra good v ki west. - Deww your own conelusions AL Morite-ttzrarnlis Anest. hals go - b e S retail concerns, and equal to anything Saturday we commenced the sale of Glass towels $1,00, worth $1.25 dozen E ains in § dinner napkins DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS, 950, 8 : SUAL PRICE 87 shown at tiviec ; the celebrated children’s stock of shoes | Huck towels $1.20, worth $2.00 dozen. ; 00 and up, S %" Place no confidence in Next have on the list Mor itz Corset cove t Hle ¢ [ othin, 4 i tembroidery and | carried by the Damask towe! », worth 85¢ each. One case Marseil bed quilt malicion lieing and willfully hln e es nthe et s i real hand made linen lace used BABY SHOI PARLOR, Crochet bad spreads a9¢, worth $1.00. | size, wdid quality, only 6 0 , stating that Dr. They will go at le¢ for the worst of | SIS S IO A SR Laco trimmed night vobes, wide em- | on 6th avenue, New York. Men's unlaundered shirts 50c,'worth | worth $1 Picrce’s or other modicines cannot he them. and the choice of their entire These corset covers are made of the | broidered and hem stitched skivts, We bought the stock—the only ex- | 75¢ Onel Ues bed quilts during | Pought at ‘‘en stack. worth up to $2.00 4 picce, go at 8¢, | vory best muslin, some plain, somenieely | . Fine embroiduved drawers with valen-. | clusive infants’ child’s and misses’shos | _ Men’s night shirts, fancy trimmi thiy sle I ular §1.50 | patent medicines fov | None of them will be any higher price | . 3 ) | clennes lace teimmings, exquisite pat” | stock in America—direct from the sher- | 50c. quality. loss than the regular pric oy are than 8c, benr in mind, . trimmed with lace and embroidery. terns in chemise and rave novelties in [ ifl. No ordainary shoe store carrios any- Men's he lined gloves, cut p i 50 pieces 18-inch Stevens erash at this | guaranteed to ho the Our They had ribbons af all prices, worth | DRAWERS AT 25 CENTS corset covers. Al these go at 98¢ ench. | thing like the fine gradé and exquisite | Men’s natutal wool hose 25 a puir, | sale Gle a yard: worth 124 Ruurnabealis voush B AL up 10 $2.00 a yard, PATR. VALL W also place on salen very handsome | shupes that this stock is full of, and we | Men’s heavy wool undérshirts S-inch check glass toweling Monday | Plercer’s, fsntit? Dr. i vovite A IITAtm Gt thelr veny Bhaosthibnaeae S S [ linein French made underwear in cam- | are able to give the greatest bargains | worth ; v yard; worth 12 Prescription, 75e; Dr. Plerce’s Golder bons, worth from $1.00 to $2,00 +d on DRAWERS AT bric and wash silks at $2.50, which are | possible, Men’s Scoteh wool blizzard eaps 5 LADIE: MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, | Medical Discovery, i Dreo Pierce’s sule Monday. PAIR, VALUE 55 ( Ts. worth up to $8.00 each, We bought the stock, paying exactly Men’s Scotch flannel overshirts $1.75, Greatest values ever ..w It ladies’ | Pelle 20er Hood's parillig Thoifinest goods: mnde in the world i Etuion Muil orders filled from any of these | 58¢ for every doilar’s worth in it. v muslin underwear at Zice, sle, 7oc and | A¥er’s Sarsapuri Ayer's Tav E vawers at 3¢ per pair, value 55¢, items, And we ‘look for the greatest exc RAND REDUCTION SALE OF 48¢ each Vigor, 65c: California Syvap of I Y ou can have thom at 25¢ and 35, Drawers at 45¢ per pair, value 60c, {‘“ )ODS rIllu LOSE OU b ment Omaha has known s soon as these | LADIES® AND CHILDREN'S SHOT * night gowns we are | and 7e W. It BENNETT Co. The balance we w 100 Rt some R T g s An immense lot of dress goods will be | shoes got out amongst folks. Ladies’ kid tutton shoes $1.25, for- [ they are worth %150 and BT 2 LIt it T GUE ive tomntiag | smweie hlcoly i cilmmed ithili osed at 5e for ontire remnuants, The excitoment has begun, and to- | merly sold at $1.35 u puir. §2.00. Children’s m drawers 120e | Wanted—Copies of the EVENING i iful to hehold. and embroidery at 50c a pair, value e, Double fold wool plaid dress goods 6e [ morrow it will increase, and it will only | Ladies’ dongola hand turned button | puir. of October 15 and MorNING Bre of Morris-Fitzgerald's silk velvets, worth Drawers a8e, G9c, Tidc, S9¢ and 98¢, | a yard. stop when the stock is all gone. shoes, common sense and opeva, widths CLOAKS! CLOAKS! October 16, Leave at Brn $1.00 0 yard, will go for 35e; worth $2.00 | o oo Bt _ Niceall wool gray dress flannels 36 | Come tomorrow suve, B to LI, 390, Vo ave closing out everything in | room. 10 $3.00'a yard, will go for 7ie; worth a0 inches wide, 124c, z LININS IN BASEMENT. Ladies’ bright dongola button, com- | ladies’, misses’ and childven’s” sloaks ut NToa AN b s (G aart Bultolt's —————— from $3,00, #5.00 t0 $6:00 . yurd will We guarantee ail these goods to be of {40 inchall wool ladies cloth 15¢ a yavrd. | Monday morning we place on sale the [ mon sense and opera toe, widths C to | nearly one-half regular pr AR b -miuwh leavy woo! check suiting 19¢, [ best value in bleached and ecream | BI, $2.45, were $3.00 a puir. Our $18.00 and $20.00 ludies’ seal plusp | YPPOsHe AUELAY ROLE worth s0e, damasks over brought to Omaha, The Ladies’ bright dongola button, com- | sncques, Monday $10 00 each 2 LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS AT : 56 inch all wool best_quelity French | are imported divoct by us from tho lead- | mon sense and opera, all widths, $5.00, | We have in stock twolvo ladies’ fincst (2l ) lndies cloth all shades 43¢, worth Sac. ing manufactuvers of Irclund, Scotland | reduced from $3.50 a pair. ; quality seal plushh stequos it small Sizes | What Is Golng on Smong (he Weekty an 85 pieces elegunt imported plaid and | and Germany. Child oat tipped button shoes, sizes | only, 32 and 34, which formerly sold at Monthly 1 licals, N B Ta OB Ot AT E b Sl Ba 10 50D % i 22 ney striped novelties. Come and sce them. 810 104, price $1.10, were $1.50, , 35,00 a0 815.00. Monday, ohoico | The holfday nusmbar of tho Raflway News dress goods department. LADIES' SKIRT T3¢, value 95¢. Amongst these will be found thoso Note the cos, and buy the very Child’s dongola sole leather tp but- : BENNISON BROS. Reporter has made its appearan ce, and though Morris, Fitzgerald & Co. had about Skirts at 89¢, $1.15 25, $1.19, worth "“'*—";“' “"”!““ ceme haie suitings, | latest patterns, ton shoes 8Sc¢, were $1.2: T alittle late 1t was good enough to keop. Tho A rough and shaggy effeets, never a yard | Cream danas ic, worth 50¢ THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. fi Wi in the West, ; L) 4 & 5 2% o~ L L - 'y olc. . i LR M T iy irrepressible Da set 0 muark high Wo wiil placo them all in two lots, 1,50 and §1.85, of whieh ever wis sold at Tess than 85¢, | Croum satin daimusk 1 s8¢, worth 75c. S 3 iicago & Northwestern teain i e s LOT 1. Salo commences at § a. m. Monday. go. Cream sutin damask at 75¢, worth PROTEST PROM EGYPT. leaving “the Union Pacifio depot nt 2 ; g G L Will go v yard, worth up to 25¢. 0T o 65 pieces. and colored French | $1,00. 5 X e 3 Xie OMAHA daily at 9:20 p. m., now arrives 3 - o2 et S LoT 'S, L REMNANT SALL sorges, in all the latest 5,46 inches neh bloaened damask nb 55c; worth | oo s o \the Eynelng of Coo Tenclied tho | ot Chisag 9 1. m. next noon, This | e vresents a journal i which WLl oVert e S WG B o 60 Monday morning we vlace on sule | wide, silk fi tas, diagonals, Mgk | 15 by far tho quickest e made hetween | DeOFIo no doubt will huve a spocial ¢ Their silk laces we shall place on sale | ©hout 5,000 remnants of black and col- | hair lines, 2 1 cords, all G8-inch bleached damasi at Sse, worth \LEXANDRIA, Bgypt, Dec. 11, 1901.- | Omaha and Chicago. The cquipment of | and Omaha will snare the eredit of the 1 i 3 sold at §1.50, go at 58 $1.0 2 aitor of Tur B I have: just read in my | 4} full ba *“Notth-.| lislion's entorprise at about one-third value Arel ] e e 16, | FOld b $1.50, 2o at 58e. $1.25. Napkins to mateh this numberat | |, , : .. e 1s train is fuily up to the *‘North- | liser I : Je and 25 all silk black luces will go 55 goods, all this season’s goods. | A1l our 8-4 bleached double satin | $1.55 per dozen, regulari daily ipaper. thel shtinreldiAlexan:ifivestera Standard: T'bis number consists of sixty pages, with a OB 0a ey ard) We ate anxious to close them out and | damasks, that soid at first at 4 THE BOSTON STORE drie,” an account of the lynching of a negro No.6,the “parlor train,” 1 10ly engraved cover, and it is filled with 30c, 35¢ and 40¢ silk laces will go for | have marke am b prices low enough | 414 81-50, 2o Monday for 98¢ $ N WACoR LIt AN DU at Omaha. The story, which I inclose, may | p.m, daily from the U. 1% the portraits and biographies of well nown s o yard, Eeiniited e mintntiteslotionou gl TABLE COVERS e el N QOUE be incocrect, but, at any rate, 1t will serve as | and urrives ut Chi {15 mext morn. | Tallroad men of the great west and of a few 500 and 60c silk lacos will go for 25¢ o | 50 that every one can seeure a good | Speciul sale of Turkey red, eardinal tho text of a sermon, which, s an American | jug—vestibuled throughout. Pree par- | JoProsentative Omaha men, There are nearly yard. remnant for very little monoy. and faney figured table covers, from a - B citizon wesident 1 Igypr, Ishould like to | lor cars, Pullman & W e sleepers | yo o \Nmm';l\i‘m T REWC TR YA G BT ATaNS Wo are going to fix our store upin [ 1t you want to muke over & dress or | "MRErUpL manufactur 18, we will open our fifteenth annualsale | preach through your volumnstomy more | and dining cars on both trains, Bag- | glavers act. Couspeaous among the pie great shape for this sale. J i 5 2 'he pricos tell the of ladies’ muslin underwear, “The woods | fortunate countrys ho reside at home. heclied fr K . Call ¢ tures are several full page cuts in half tone, About 50 pieces of black a all- | mateh up in any way, bring your sum- | ©15-8 at 73¢ % 4 Scarcely a wor ss08 o appear- | city oflice, 1401 I 1 Oue of these presents the engineers’ ganeral ¥ lack all silk all y e are now here and are being carefully | Sarcely weei pssos without the appear. ¥ oflic W, [ | -ce 1 over nets for dresses, also black H-mnch | ples along and sce if there is auything | 54 ot S e g cavefully |00 ot some simitar piece of news from the [ K& & RircHIs, F. West grievanco committeo of the Union Paciflc broidery for dresses, all will go for less —— = b you want. 12-4 at $1,23. THIZ BOSTON STORFE, for $1.75 a yard. the very best manufactured and all new. We have these in blacks, as well as colors, We have enlarged our millinery de- | value 70c partment for this sale. LADIES' SKIRTS AT 50C, value 7Se. | 200 pieces of hand made linen licos 81,00, $14.0. latest effort he has quite outdono himself, xt Wodnesday morning, January 1 : than ever before. eign press. Usually 1t is speci of e Rio Grande ofticials, ~ While most of the than one-half price. In their cm- If you want dr fouRthoBolId L en o ot hat 10t D) st Wit for bargains next Wednefday. yneh ll'u Now und then for oty we GOING INTO THE ORAND: portraits are those of railway ofticers, the broideries they carried nothing but the | now is the time to make a ood selection, | 77 T fona it and iougiasiauroot, eI e 3 QEae Ly are treated toacase of shooting ‘at sight Musce Will Take Up Quarters in the emploves ave aiso represented. Tho KReporter very finest. The price of them will su i A ; 3 : o s THI MORSE DRY GOODS CO. | with revolvers, Our politics have small in OO Reh o is printed on heavy, finely fnished puper, prise you. Now is the time for spring ey are in lengths from 14 to 74 Itead the Burlington Route’s adv. Sy tevest for forcigners, and Amorican uews is The Grand opera house will soon enter .nmlu is an issue of ‘exceptionally creditublo goods, eas i the mnlcas el ine T ara oy : —— PRICES ON SHOL: generally voted dull; the result is that these | 0, g new stage in its varied career. Its | Tye¥ip ; They had a big lot of underwear, and % ¢ S. R Patten. dentist. Bee building. £l roports of murder aro oagerly covied for tho | UPON BIOW stugeln 18 varled eareer ls | ‘Tho Trade Journal is a new pel we do” not want to carry it over. Chil enough, - -— Cut Stitl Lower at Mill, 3| Store, clement of spice which they give to our | oWner Judge Pobpleton, had been negotin- | which has just made its appearan Fes ¢ ) b B : & % & L 8 tove, ., ting forits lease to the Eden Museo com- | Omaha. As its name indicates. it is devoted dren’s underwenr goes'for 5e, 10¢, 1se, | Come anyhow and sce for you Next Wednesday morning, January N, 16th St iyistoryi MGy areiiend Uptevery: i e N on v oR ity re s | oo ntarea o L IHeLT b it i Ay ¥ the American abroad with a feel. | bany, aod M awlor yesterday re- | to the interosts of the jovbers ana the mutu- and ¢, worth more than double what weare doing for you in remnants | 18, we wiil open our fifteenth annualsale | , Stturday, Junuary 16, will be ourl ing of intduso shame; by the foreiguer with | Ported the deal closed. In speaking of the | facturera of this city and the business mon Ladies’ underwear will go from $5¢ up i aed e : ladios’ _ P day for busine ss on"16th street, as Wo | asonse of surprise at the stuatoof our civiliza- | WheAter's future ho suid: == | of Nobraska generally. In fact it is tho to 75¢, worth from 7ae to $2.00, of black und colored dress goods of ladies’ muslin undorwenr. The g00ds | move Monday, January 18 to our tion, When my neighibors here speuk to mo Wo haveu lenso of the Grand for five | oreau of the State Business Men's ussocia- “They had about 200 dozen children’s | Lots of othoer bargains from our regu- | ave now hore and aro being carefuily | NEW LOCATION, 1511 NORTIH 24TH | ou the subject T say that such acts are to be ot T R p e |ilion L B B HAduel Inpieimunafio and gillk plush caps, worth up as high as ST. between Seward and Clark streets, { expected lu a uew countey, but in my heart | FRSFR G0 o oqaied” according. 1o | peisod of |'\*\..",‘,‘.‘_‘,(‘"‘('If],,,,.‘.'f et m $4.00 apicce. We shall place them in é Until then wo shall offer our stock of | Of hearts [know uav that is no e | e two lots, Be sure aad get here on time and get | than ever beforc solid and relinbie made footwenr at TH I | 1Bey do not oceur wn Australia or 3 plins wo hiwco agroca on. Tho loase reuts | ket quottions and editorial’ mattor bearir’} ; ) . ancLie eI adoloo AN | land, and thoy do habpen in parts of the om July 1, and itis hardly probable thut | upon the commereial interests of Nebraska, Lot 1—25e, worth up to $1,25, first choice. N. B. FALCONER. Wait for bargains next \me. sday. LOWEST PRICES EVER OPFERED | (Tiited States which hive boen' settled over | Wo Will opeh up in the Grand beforo next | Ttis well editod and well printed aud with Lot )e, worth up tc 00, . THE MORSE DRY GOOD: IN OMAHA. It will pay youtocall and | 200 year soason. v appear weekly. Morris, Fitzgerald & Co. had one of HAYDEN BROS, A © DRY G S CO. to secure some of thess bavgains even if [ Now, what does the prevalence of suen | W expect to have oneof the lavgest, | Tho Swedish-Amorican Publishing - ) . : g : st complete and most. comfortable homs y, publishors of the Swedish Jdou the finest lines of table linen, napkins L — [ youdon’t need the shoes al the present | crimes necessarily prove: Oue, ut least, o | 10 T g T o vels i C . i 3 Cutting Down Prices In Shoe Department, A meeting of the Samoset ass ociution time. N S. LR, three things— (1) Iither our laws are so bad of our kind to be found anywhol -I!“ | 1514 Capitol avenue, have this week b .Ax[gllxl}\gl_n in the country. ] L time 0. 8. MILLER. & % theatve will undergo a thorough renovation. | out the entire plant, subscription list, ic leir line may not have heen as large | Spring goods are coming and we have lar stoek Monday and during the weel, | merked. They are fuily 25 per cont less will bo held Monday evening, January Cials that thov hiwvo to e supplemontod by privats | fieatro will undergo thorough renovation, | out the ant, i as other houscs, but tho selection was | largo lots of good shoes that MUST wo | 1l 1892, for the purpose of clecting ofi- Appreciated By the Publie, L o (2 Othe, Jarios are corrupt aud | the ceiling will bo so covered in as to reat e Esa il O {..'qr..jxl"f DI Swedin something grand, to muke room. cernforithaiansinmypnis # G Our special sales (every other day | uroso bloodthicity that they are unwiliing | iMProve the accoustic properties of tho audi- | dated and published hereaftor as ono. v We got them all and they go on salo Ladies’ rubbers 13¢, worth 25c. CHARLES OGDEN, President, frosh bargain. seems to fake well with | toleave the execution of capital punishment | forium. 'he inlerior will be vopainted | papor is now the only Swedish weekly i tho at very newrly one-half what they are | ladies’ aretic overshoes 70c, worth — the public. Why should it not? Friduy | to the regulav ofticials. The foroigner, who | Lzt colors, und thero will be new sceucry | state and has twico the circulation of ar.y marked. $1,00, A D Morse, and Saturday we sold underwear worth | is none too logicul, makes all three doduc- | #1d drop curtain, he presont fover will be | Swedish-American publication west of - Chi For instance, all that are murked 60c | Ladies’ fine alasicas §75¢, worth $1,00, | ~ Our store will close on and after Mon- [ 75c a suit for 9c each. That sale closed | tions. Agam and again have I read articies | AAnAsomely furnished fox a recoplicn room. | cago. S we shall sell for 89, and you know that Ladies’ felt slippers 45¢ and 75 dny atorasnear 6 p. m. as our trade | Saturday night. Now for Monday and | it _“:"“’"L’“".J“\["ln(ms} alm-lllqu llillhl\ CON- | Uil face three sides. De. Cullimore. .,‘Tx to Mo. Pa is an immense big discount where linens | Ladies’ fino kid button shoos $2,00, | Will allow (except Saturdays, which will | Tuesdny we offer calfskin mittens, lined, | Be¢ion of the total fatluxo of ournstitutions, | Wio 1 plan now contemplates a stock com- i are concerned, worth $2.50, bo 10 p.om.) Trade that has heen buy- [ worth ‘75 apaiv, for 2oc. Notmoro | Homicidal instinets of our people as o race, | PAny that will give an houvs porformance of 557 We also have a lot of 3200 napkins, | Ladies’ fine patent tip dongola shoes | ing from us in the evening will pleaso | than two pair o' any one customer. | My Joseph Neushaffer and his compan- | Standard plays. Tothis will be added a half DRELLIS, very large size. These we. will soll for arrange to do their shoe buying from us | Watch for the next bargain. ions, who ure represented iu the onclosed | 4n hour of specialties, and we expect to have | =y v Syl e wndor (i 8119, You notice this isnearly one- | Misses’ fine patent tip dongola shoes | before 6 p. m. PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE, rticle as having brokon into tho jail and [ ,much botier class of thoso thaw everbofore. | i cuch tditiomud line ten cents, half pric $1.50, worth $1.75, Hth and Iarnam A D. MORSIE, 1308 Douglas stroet, |.kllled tho negro, doubtless thought that thoy m\nlen!: which we are mf\\v’\xl.mx;lxl‘;uén 3:"; IN—Murtin, nwed 20 y Bmonths and And their towels; well, we are going | Children’s grain school shoes 75¢ | Ploneerof early closing in retail shoe e wore porforming au actof good' cltizanghip. | GRT L'GF space ubove tho Stewo, At prosont | sonstEOn, St Ed Ly, ey b H il i) E01RE 5 5 PR busines: ) i io10c, S. B 3 Did they also consider that they were doing | 10F of space u R b DEeRon i Lyroaldan ool i to nearly give them away. and $1,00, Jusiness. Sheet musicl0e, S. Banis, 114 8. 16th | {1 SeRETE TR country into arsraputy | We 4r0 giving sevon entortainments & duy, i ¥ residence, Ui ! We shall sell a good towel, large size, | Infants’ fine kid shoes 50c and 65c. — i brdoby icatiny, | y The Nobraska State Soldlors’ reunion ciltzons abroad! The fact is that they were | £1Ve three performances u day i the new | opaATER—Mrs. Addle A.azod 31 years, on any of these towels to last all day. Boys’ school shoes, 1 to 5, $1.25 and improvement iz every department and couat tins (Sunday) afternoon at 4 o ko Inters you advertise,” becuuse all these lots [ Men’s solid congress and lace shoes ; 2 and : o ple ‘turn until January 15, City | yosteraay utternoon from Maul's undertai- sppindisbashishpicanicind oy and children’s hosiery. All the ladies’ | shoes $2.00 and $2.50. Farnam. - Depot 15th and Webster Sts. The deceased was shrouded in his uniform, | made harsh enough. It is time that we will go in three lots, HAYDEN BROS., There will - ting ol thethy anew one that he had purchased a short »] ;m; v .-!m ulx:r’ nln;:lt‘vlnlnnl{ |i|m an end :.. 0t 1—Gioes at 8 sranted fust black Iy roods a e 0| d “ e b o before his sudden death a opi | that class of murders, which in many parts :": 1 Goes atEowy vleflnll .lx”r‘ l;;}lul. __ Dry goods and shoes. | contrnctors held Monduy, January 11, | Bie beforo his sudden deatn and of which | o404 0 s “Karhor favared ‘thin "eon: R b e K O Wodnosd A 2 p. m., at Buildors’ & Traders’ ex: | he was very proud. The casket was a | gemned. . A national socioty with such an ob- G ar made, Next Wednesday movning, January | change'vooms, to discuss the wage ques- | handsomo oue, furnished by the teleeraph | ject in view would find o novle work vefore § 3 i ) Yaatiey f i — -— { the dead boy's associates. A 7 the _ place the very finest ones on sale Mon- | of iadies’ muslin underwear, The goods Solid T % Erom On (\"fm": :.jm,‘, in'the ‘.‘.M‘e; é “.\,i".',‘,""’\"“:“[‘:L: carrying of revolvers. :1_\ such an organiza- ) > ill g Oe o ot Y & N i 5 8, 0 tion public opinton could “be instructod and ,.‘,h and. &“_“‘I will KRSl e u puie. | avo now hore and are belng carefully Vestibuled, electric ligited and stoam | number of the decoasod, 13" the tribute of | Lonybuchic apinion could “bo tustructed wa oy nre worth up us'high us o heated, with 'the finest dining, slesping cotton, The wool hose we are not going | than ever bef b i, ) ! 4 i o o t 2 3 ovld, via the “Chicago & Omaha Short | and others of the oftice force, active and philanthropic people may be / SL to place on sule, as thoy were not suffi [ \Wwyit for haveains noxt Wednesday.. | Lane” of the Chicago, Milwaukes & St. | . Six of the messouger boys, William Hines, | turned to the question that 1 have written 49 a1l q as tunity fov spring ¥ THE MORSE DRY GOODS (0. ! before the entire world, and to bring a blush | 8nd there are muny gool specialty artists L Interment at Forest Liwn e e, 2 Boys’ school shoes, 11 to 18, #1.00 and ALL THEY: COULD Do. 10 the cheeks of thousands of theiv fellow: 0 canuot be engaged. We “will probably y. Irienas invited Now we are not going to guarantee | $1.25. s h i 89108 e will be held sbraska City January | Late Comrades of Osear Olsen Follow His | committing a crime unkuown in any ot her e, when we can secuto the best speclul. | “kriduy night, Januney & 0% Funeral sor- T R ST PR T b s b B S 12tp 14, On account of this the Mis Corpse to the Grave, civilized country on the lobe, and’ which 5 travoling, . Weexnoot to sshowsa; groat | v cen trony 1717 Chiengo strict, 4 DRAR ALk ALy A f wri Pacifie railway will sell tickots T o . Olse restern | wo be tolerated for a moment here in don’t come and suy “You haven't whi Men’s arctic ovorshoes, 85¢, souri Pacific railway will sell tickets at The funeral of Oscar Olsen, the Western | would not @' paopl 5 SRR i opulelve Dinver { Avan ket AL reduced rates on January 11, 12 and 13, [ Union messenger, took place at 2 o'clock | ISKYPL und at the same time proclaiming to S::Ie[r);u'h"u”nh L S T Y are limited. 25 and $1.50. { v 3 ekt Tkl y ] A : # T : e 5, northeust cornap ¢ 50 0! o grent republic of the west, Now we have about 500 dozen ladies’ Men’s satin oil congress and luce | ticket office, northeast corner 18th and | jug rooms. These are harsh words, but ther cannot be Se, worth up 1o & " 3 i AL 5 Gl s Ading 2 Thip i L : ! 13, we will open our fifteenth annnal sale | tion. W, S WEbaE, Secratar company, and upon it wera the floval offerings | it. flvst in ridding us of Judgo and The children’s hose, we will ouly © ) ith annualsale | tic ) rewry. then In ingugurating & crusade againsy the o s hose g marked. They ave fully 25 por cent less ; 4 M tng messenger boys, and a bunch of pure | dercrs brouvht to condign punishment. Tt is the way, all this hose is lisle and and reclining chair car se 9 in the | white lilies, the offeriug of the ludy clerks | in the hope that the attention of some of our | clent quantity, but this is a grand op- B Paul Railway. Double daily train {}'Alnum.“(“m-he::. Iihlx Hm;r:l)ilu!w I\\'um-x- these lines. Yours, e fa o 3 SpEn g sorvico, leaving Omaha at 1 p. m. | Nelson, ItobertTruckley and Harry, Lavso, SISt FL Crosny, e e s ot A ouble Witk e e A i Il g ha at 1 D W | aoted s pall bearers and twenly other: Mr. Crosby, Who writes the ubove, is ouo X EMTALL: and 6:20 p. ., with no transter at Coun- | gonned s guard af houor, © sorvices wen of the judges of tho inters; I tribunal of w H O LESA Lh A N D R plaid serges which we shall place inthis | Nice Salt Lake potatocs at Buffett’s, | cil Bluffs as her Apply 15 k § 1 Nice Salt Lake potatoes at Buffett’s, | e s us he Apply 1501 | conduoted by Hev.d. J, H. Reeds. LBhseat P T m s JITE 100DE 0 PRE® OF C Ga ““,"-?“ ,“"”.h 156; \,”” fl",(‘ ok opposite Murray hotel Farnam street for tickets and erux- in ‘\v I.:I;HN‘IH m\ I-:nut IA.n\]uI, R i T P AT - , FAMILY TRADA EOLICITAD: GOODS DBLIVERER PRES OF OHAR here are ubout 200 ladies juckets in - formation or ndadress % A, NASH, A dime saviags bank bas been set up at Dr. Cullimore, oculist to Mo, Pac. Ry, IN OMAHA, SOUTH OMAHA AND COUNOCIL BLUFFS, 1 b ) the Morris-Fitzgerald stoclk, hoy will Attention, © I G Q. LINcown Gen. Ay Costello's cigarstore for the benefit of the el s o s g0 for just one-hulf the wholosale price. | Members of Hesparian Encampuient City s, 4 " voreaved fumily, and many dimes have Prue B Against MeGreevy, - We make a specialty of Pare Californin Clarots, per ease of 12 quarts We have about 50 pounds of Saxony | N 2. Independent Order of Odd Fel- 5 ML already been drobped therein., Manager Orrawa, Ont., Jan, 4. -~T'he grand jury has Per Bottle, 33 cents, _‘,,,.,,. in this stock, “‘“. h we shall seil | lows ave requested to meet at Indenen- Hamilton Warren, M. D.. cclectic and 'n;I,m u!m \\Iull\-;u Union nas contrib- | porprned trno vills against Thowmas McGr vp | at 8o a skein, worth 124c dont Ordor of Odd Fellows hall, 14th | magnotic physician'and surgeon. Spe- 10030 s empalifh und, and Nicholas K. Connelly for conspiring to You will flad displayed on our coun- | and Dodge stroots on Sunday, January | cialty, disoases of women and childron, 1| T RO defraud the Dowinion goverument Byery puckige gravanteed for purity, quality, age and genuine tors ahout 50 10 100 other barguins be- | 10, at ) p. m., toattend the funcral | 119 N.' 16th straat. Telephone 1453 g il B gl reprosented. Most complote stoek in Onahi of ‘wines, liquors, ete., over o sides what we advertise in this grest | of our late Brother Joseph I. Sheely » 10 Revive the Whinping Post | imported divcet from Geemany, Pran spuin, [aly, and other foreign co bankrupt stock. Visiting putrinrehs ave respectfully in- An Extenet trom Her Let dhe followlwi WAKElage llcensss: wore 1a MoxD, Vi, Jan, A bitl has been VoG he choicest of Amerien’s best pro If you want to secues the hay vited to attend. By order, “If you conld only be here this wintar \iad by Judee MK vesterdny s . tuced in tho lezislature looking to the | - g N | % | " i 1! per hot » ke ba % ) o sued by Judee Iiter yesterda e , Cholee Medford Rum. bottle DelSuy per Gin, imposted, per b on hand en STONEHILLS, D. Harrson, C. 1 morning and see for yourself you would Name und Address. Ao 1 of the whipping post in Virginia for < i B f T CHARLES A, PATTERSON, Scribe, no longer doubt me. Rosesure blooming | | Vietor Voshurs, Omaha AR pabhyorime Jamiiea [Run. e onsriiy oxt Wednesday moraing, January | ST " - in our front yard ana all nature is us far | 1Josie Scott, Ow . Bl o T e andihsotiser M.ltan Bungh, inporiad, pr DoMkie Honnessy 13, we will open our fifteonth annual salo | 0 |"|".'l“""‘ x""v\'n.“ ! advanced in- this lovely Puget sound f (M It Patwer ¥ 5L faasrox, M., Jan, 9, Laura Swith,color EAE AR LR i R L ghak g 3 Shortes nstos! ne. low rates, | R * e e { Viole 0 i 18 3 s J , stle Port, Tported, per bottic of ladies’ muslin underweur, ‘Ihe goods | union depots, Pullman dine a sleops ountry ag it will beIn your cold enstorn We will sive you from 5 t 1o 40 per cont on all puvehases in thi ( aged 15, has confessed thit shy poisos Cabinet Shevry, lmported, X ( homo by June. The long journoy to g oo ey AR wro now hove and.aro belng varofully | &F%: Ino eanors and povfect sorvico on | Portiund wis mady, delighul by th Pr.Oullimore, /Qoulist to Mo, F 1 N BAkL \ mucked, “Thoy are fully 85 per cent loss ¢ il points west perfect service and luxurious accommo- L I andtaanitan Rhari s SR | 3B Dicteick,aronttectis N. v Life, | d4tionson the grand old Union Pacific R Wait for bargains next Wednesday. . T\ Seaman, wagons and carringes WINTER TOURS per hottie THE MORSE DR¥ GOODS (0, - - o Sumi Lands via the Fine California Grape Brandy, - — - Attention, Odd Fellows, Route per bottle The Ho Membors of Omaha Lodge No, 2, In The Wabash oll Yine Imported Brandy, per hotule & I'he are nc Californin Port. Sherry for millions df couple f dependent Order of Odd Fellows are re- | teip tickets good returning o spoiled and those ugly fivst qu quested to assemble at Independent | 1892, toall the wintor reso 3 10 Angelica, 1 gull $ gun beenuse the wedding - | Order of Odd Fellows hall, 14th and | nessce, Mississippi, Alabama, Georg iseatel and Mu . rounded by the discomforts of vel. | Dodge streets, on Sunday, January 10, | Florida, North and South Cu i&“ gailon jug 1 y t father und brother. ne. Ry \hinet Post, imported, per bott Lasting happiness attends those sensi- | at 12:30 p. m., to attend the funeeal of | Louisinna, Arkansas and Texas, ble people who take the only roud in | our late Brother Joseph F. Sheely The quickest and best route \ ! l America whose very title is a guaranteo | Membors of sister lodges and visiting | Hot Sprlogs of Arkansas. Foe tick M & of present and future [felicity, t he i ‘1”“”“1“ u”r- Aluh invited to attend, | and full information in regw :?} WUnlon Pacific.” order of the lodge. east or south call at Y i S R l R, N, Buraess, N, G, | Farnam street, vito G. N. Cla ETend 3 ML - - 1aa 11409 Douglas St., Between 14th and 16th S 1 Dny Cullimore, oculist, Bee building [ CHARLES A, PATTERGON, Secretoryy | N W, Pass, Agts Used in Millions of Howmcs=-40 Years the Staudard,