Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1892, Page 8

I'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING Begins Tomorrow, Monday, Dezembor 5 and Continuing Until Christmas, AND ELEGANT A RICH STOCK Every Part of the World Drawn on for Things Rure and Beautifal-Some Speeial Offerings for the Opening W Monday morning, Doe. 6, our grand holiday sale begins and will con- tinue until Chiristmas, ; £500,000.00 of the most exquisite jewels, watches, art goods, silverws ete., from all parts of the world For this week we shall offer as a spo- Al inducement solid gold 14 Karat ladies’ watches at #2250, fine engraved cases with u genuine Waltham move- ment. Gent's 125,00, ¥ Do not miss this chance. Never in the history of Omaha were gold watches sold so chenp. The price we offer our goods at LOWI I( than other dealers BU Y. HOLIDAY PRESED Diamond rings, studs, rings, scarl pins, ull set in the latest style; prices o suit the times. Wo are in a position to sell lower than any j elry house in Omuha, a8 we are ‘whol sale dealers and manufacturers All the latest novelties in silverware, clocks, fine lumps, onyx tables, candela- bras, silk umbrellag, photo frames, ve fume bottles, We have the finest stock to select from for holiday presentsin the west, watches the same style for are DIAMONDE We are constantly replenishing our stock of fine dinmonds and othor precious stones, und can state without fear of contradiction that our assortment of these beautiful gems is the lurgest wost of New York. Remove all doubt of th by coming in and taking u look through our establishment. You will find hun- drods of elegant solitaires and cluster diamond finger rings, ranging in prices from $2.50 up to $1,000.00 cach. Diamond luce pins and pendants from $7.00 to #5,000.00. Diamond earrings, all sizesand styles, from $7.50 to $3,000.00. Diamond studs, from Diamond collar buttons, 810000 Dinmond scarf pins, ¢ from $2.50 to £300.00. In addition to our immense a of mounted goods, wo have thousands of loose dinmonds in all sizes, from 1-64 of a karat to 10 karats each, and worth from $2.00 up to #4, ch, which we can set as desired, us we manufuc- ture our own diamond setlings. Dia- monds re-cut or FINE Wedding invitatior 100 cards and plate for this weok g1, SOUV An endless var solid sil 200 different styles, from 90c to $10.00 ench. Come and sce the Omaha spoon. We aro the manufacturer: ROGERS’ TRIPLE PLATED KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOON Set of Rogers’ triple plated knives, only $1. 5 Set of IRogers’ triple piated forks, only 1,65, Eelofltn;:m's‘ A 1 plated teaspoons, only $1. Set of Rogers’ Al plated tablespoons. only $2. Cumnlt‘!c cu steel) reduced to 1.7 1,000 nickel silver salts and at $1 per set. 500 fine silver at $1. 200 fine fountain pens at §1.50. 200 fine solid gold pens with bandles, $1.50. SHERT MUSIC. Only first class music house in Omahn. 200,000 preces of sheet music to select from and all the latest. MORY GUITAR all the calebrated e United States. 00 to $1,000.00. from $3.00 to variety, sortment, NIR SPOOX e, fork and peppers plated cabinet frames pearl artists Prices used by throughout from 10 to JMORY MANDOLINS The celebrated Emory mandolins have no equals, Prices from 18 to $50. FAIRBANKS & COLE ARTISTS’ BANJOS. Used by all the well known throughout the cguutry. $15.00 to $75.00. WASHBURN GUITARS, MANDO- LINS, BANJ( AND ZITHERS. ‘We are exclusive sgents for these in- struments. Frices mnge from $22.00 to A complete line always in MUSIC BOXF Tho only complete stock in the city. Call and examine our various styles. Prices from 1,00 to $350.00, AMERICAN GUITARS. ‘We have the only complete these instruments in Omaha, fully warranted to be porf ranging from 4,00 to $7.00. AMERICAN MANDOLIN The largest and most v of mandolins west of New York you can find any muko from 15,00. ATHER GOODS, Our stock of leather goods embraces such as violin, guitar, banjo, mandolin, zither, flute, clarionet, drum and cornet cases yles and prices fiom $1.00 up to Also o large and varied assortment of music cases, music satchels, music bags, ete , in leather, prices from 60¢ up to 81L players Prices from &toc line of Thoy ave CLOCKS, 1,000 fine clocks, over styies, wood, iron, bron Mexican onyx cases, from 100 different marble and 2,00 up to EYEGLASSE! 1f you need spectaclos or eyoe glussos, como o s, Wo are headquarters i Omaha, Our “Perfection” and eye plasses, with tinest Brazilian pebblé and hard, pure white crysial lenses, ave the best in the world, Our prices ave nlways the lowest, Solid gold spectieles from $3.00 up. Fine steel spectacles from 81.00 up, Your e examined free of char ana fitted scientifically by a practics optician of many years’ experience. perfect fit zuaranteed, REPAIRING, Watches, clocks, music boxes and all kinds of musical instruments jrepaired by experienced workmen uoed at reuson- able prices. All work warranted. Come in and compare with our correct time, IR & BRO. Co., Faroawm and 16th streets, 5 ——— The ladios of the First Universalist ehurch will hold & bazaar at the church, 10th and Lathro streets, afternoon and evening of the Tth, next Weduesday, A New England supper will be served from 6to8o'clock, All are in\'llcd - Fine art china, plaln aud decorated, M. H. Blise. w. e Seuman, wagons and carriages Peacook is the best soft ernl. Sold only by Jounes, opposite postolfica. il el Artists’ materials at Hospo's. . ove KELLEY, ~ STIGER & CO Our Holiday Handkerohiafs Have Arrived and Are Now on Sale. OUR PRICES ECLIPSE COMPETITION Ladies' Underwhar and Hosiery and Men's Hemstitehed Randkerchiefs at Special Prices for This Week—See Our New Dress Trin ings. HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS. Our holiday handkerchiefs have nr- rived and will be on sale from now till Christmas at prices that will eclipso all competitors. Milke your purchases early before tho assortments are broken. Real Duchess lnce hanakerchiefs from 1 up to $15.00 ench. Real Swiss, hand embroidered, fine linen lawn handkerchiefs from $1.25 up to 810 oach. ine Swiss embroidered chiffon hand- chiefs from 40c vp to § Real Irish hand embroidered 1i lawn handicerchiefs for 25¢ up to & ench. Fine Swi: batiste hand s machine embroidered fino chiefs for 16 up to $1 embroidered styles in hand hund- il linen lawn and cambric iiefs at 15¢ and ach., Japunese embroidered, scotloped \ prder, silkk handkerchiefls at 1be, 18¢, 35¢ and S0e each. MOST COMPLE! TY AND THE STOCK IN LOWEST PR ]( We are making low prices on DRESS TRIMMINGS To clean up stock. Don't buy anything in the trimming line until you have looked through our stock. RIBBONS! RIBBONS!! All the delicate new shudes for and fancy work just received. All siik faille ana moire ribbons at 4, 5 wd 10¢ o yard HANDIKI . Our stock of men’s ail pure linen hemstitched boraer handkerchiefs is the lurgest and most comvlete we have ever shown. We import diveet from Belfast, Ireland, and carry a full line in all widths of nem. SPECIAL PRICES FOR TRADL. Lot 1300 dozen men's ch hand embroidered initial hand- kerchiafs put upin fancy boxes, half dozen to the wox, full line of inititls, at Se each, $1.50 a box, extra good value. 00 dozen men’s all paro linen hemstitehed handkerchiefs in plain white and faney printed borders, spe- cial value at 25¢ each. $—350 dozen men’s extra fine ity all pure linen hemstitched hand- kerchiefs in 4-inch, 1 inch and 1i-inch hem, at 35, 8 for $1.00, Lot 4—150 dozen men’s extra fine quality all pure lrish linen hemstitched handkerchic ‘g0 size and very suit- able for emt inch, l-inch, 1i-inch and 2-inch hem, speeial value at 50¢. We cail special attention to our own divect importation of men’s real china silk hemstitched handkerchiefs in plain white and tancy prints at 50¢, 60¢, e, 85¢, $1.00, $1.15, $1.25. SPECIALL PECIAL. 200 dozen men’s all pure silk hand embroidered in'tial hemstitched handker chiefs, 1 inch "hem and full size, at 'y handkorchiel worth $1.0). SPENDERS, SUSPENDERS. ve just received a large and very choice line of men’s plain black all silkc satin suspenders suitable for em- broidering in solid black and gol mountings at 9, £1.75, %200, $2 50 a pai art ME RCHTE HOLIDAY linen hem- Ladies’ e i unon suits, ceru, at $1. Ladies’ nutural gray ptian worth union cotton $3.7 50, worth one- third more. in black at $2.25 to atural according to size Childrens’ vests up accordlng to aray and s ine of ar price $1.65. nother at 60¢, former Still another at 49, v Specia from $1 Full regular and punts ¢ price vegular price s in‘equestrian tights ag 00, made balbriggan vests specialty. DIES’ HOSIERY. black 81. €0, 50 dozen lad heavy 10se, 50 dozen ludie: ton hose, value 35 We ura showi fine assortment of lndies’ fine black cotton hose in OUT SIZ153 and opera length at 5, Ladies’ cashmere hose, bla or plain 50¢, worth 6 Plain at 75¢, worth 7e and 90c. Special sale on ladic full lenguh at 9ac, ) up o $4.50. ull 86-inch opera pure silk value $4.00, Iull 0, v Extra cotton hos ki CHILDR S HOSI Children’s extea fine cashmer colors, navy, seal and wine at 35c and ole, former price up to H0e. Chaldr 15t black cotton hose. Childyr t black wool hose. All size: e, worth Sume stylesat 3¢ or value s0¢, Infants’ white or 1.00, worth $1.50. Ladies leggings, black wool, 80 inches and He. 83 inches 7ae and $1,00. Clialdren’s loggings at for colorg and s0¢ for black Our assortment of children’s fine win- ter hLosiery, ribbed or plain, cotton or cashwere is the finest in the y wool ribbed be and black silk hose, $1.25, $1.40, #3.00, neh opera pure silk, colors, G0, fleeced blaclk pair for 1,00, black wool shiclds at 60 enam and 15th s of Nebraska State ton council of ¢ Nebraska ssociution. OMAIA, Neb,, B convention of the Nebraska State iliers’ association is hereby called wo of Lincoln, Neb,, on sday and Wednosday, Dec. 20th and 21st prox, All bunks and bankers and trust companies doing business in the stato of Nebraska arc eligible for mem- bership and are requested to send dele- gates, urther particulurs with pro- m will be prepaced and sent to each y. 4. D, Evans, Thomas vant, ¢ Bentley, H. H. Dorsey, . W. Mosher, Edward Updike, George Chepey, William Wallace, members executiv 'vHi\n , Chai otury. Holiday goods, Frenzer, op. p. o e New seale Kimball ptanos at Josps e A0 s rman, Prescoing and interior decorating; de- signs and estimates furnished. Henry Lebmany, 1508 Douglas street. W.R.BENNETT €0.'S OFFERING Our Jewelry Department is Filled With £pecial Holiday Presents. AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES We Have Whtehes at 81,50, 83,25, And 80 on Up=All Guaranteed—Also Clocks of Every Varioty Cheap. Watceh chains, 10¢ each. Watch chains, gold plated, Lace pins, yery dainty, 10¢, upwards. Hair ornaments, and 20c each. Neck chains, v 10¢, ¢ 70, 25¢ and very pretty, be, 10¢ y neat and pretty, at s and upward A great variety of collar and cuff but- tons, scarf pins, rings and a great vari- oty of other jewe.ry, all suitable for holiday presents, and” no one can touch us on pric Largo lino of silver plated ware, all new, latest de ty and choap. Rogers Bros.” genuine knives and forks, $1.25 por se Rogers Bros.” genuine teaspoons $1.20 per sot. Castors, silver mugs, cake baskets and napkin rings, ete., ete. In this depurtment will also bo found and well assor line of table including an el s and forks, also pock \ large and varied assortment of ladics ney work and shopping biskets. IN OUR CROCKERY DEPARTMENT Wo have made puvchases with espe clal refsrenco to the holiday trade in choice and fancy decorated cups and suucers; gheautiful nlates, shaving mugs, plain mugs, smatl mugs for the bubics, dinner set varied and beautiful de- signs. Tea sets, all kinds imaginable. We carry alarge line of lamps com- mencing as low as 10c, A splendid assortment of lamps $1.50 each and upwards, It will piy you largely to examine this stock before making your purchases. OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT ishing more and more evor re saving overyone mone everyone secms to appreciabe it. In" this depariment we carry an ele- gant assortment of perfuiaes in bulk. Also in Dottles with silk plush cases. Huir and elothes brushes, Large variety of the best toilet sonps made ich would make useful We have aspecial that isa wonder at hanging is flo: day, We and drive in toilet soap e aeake. Also one large cake at 2ic each; thoy reat bargain really toilel NOT LAL In our drug department we ave still GIVING AWAY quite a line of hot drinks, “CHERRY CORDIAL,” * Beef,” Beef Bullion,” ete., are welcome to try a cup any time you are in oue stor tite may be poor or your stomach out of order; one of our delicious drinks m: be just what you need. Atany rate it won't cost you anything to try. Geta cup the next time you are down town in our drug department. IN OUR STATIONARY D We are making, special prices everything. Box paper containing 24 sheets paper and 24 envelopes for only &5¢ lv...lll\ worth 10c. Package 24 shec ‘Webst 10¢ and 7 We have ar xtract of ete. You wd ev Your apné on of/25 onvelopes 845 each. puper (noto size) e. s dictionaries alarge variety of picture books for the little ones from le each up. You should inspeet this dgpart- ment, we can save you money here. IN OUR FURNITURE DEPI. You will find r ticles just what you have been looking fo 3 pocket bamboo splashers 2ic. Childs’ plush seat, solid oak rocker $1.88. Tapestry rocker, 98c., New lino easles just reccived, $1.25, $1.75, solid oak New style hut ra must mquire about this, § Large assortment of plush rockers casy chairs just receiv W o in thisdepartment pictur napkins, shades, curtain poles, table oil cloth, ete. HOLIDAY GROCERIES. Olives (very line) per quart, 2 Armour’s soups (all kinds), 2 Ox tongue, delicious to serve Luld for luncheons. Jsuncheon beef (very fine). Boueless pigs' feet. New crop raisens, currents, seedless raisens, citron, lemon and o ange peel. On our second floor will be found our holiday toys, everything you can think of, blocks and games, dancing mules, all kinds, beautiful musical tops and church chimes, music boxes, dolls in endless variety. Our customers tell us our price y below evervbody on thing in the line of holids novelties, We have hobby hors desks, re 93¢, o big 25, 8hoo Nlies, s olving office ¢l deslss for boys, magic lanterns tin toys, ete., ete. Now all tl ure goicg to be sold at Benuett’s populae prices. You will make a mistpico if you don’t look us over. W ARE OPEN EVENINGS Now tili 8 o'clock, so if you can’t come du the day come in after sugp- per. You can make small payments on articles and we will l..u than asido for to mateh iron and > goods 4000 yards of fine all wool DRESS GOODS At a great sacrifico. Fine all wool HOMESPU Supevior all wool cheviot, FANCY SUILINGS, plain mixtures and fancies, piaids and stripes, recently sold at 60c, This entire lot will be S5e and e, offered on Mon- uesday and Wednesday I 4% YARD. ILLEY, STIGER & €0, Cort id 15th sts. duy, K rnam M. H. Bliss still makes a specialty of Rochester lamps; prices lower that last seuson, New picture frames. - And Thero's i Diing Car, 45 p. m. Burlington train for St Louis off in aadition to splendid sleepin r service the added advan- tage of having a well appinted dining ng breakfast und lunch, What's more, it is the only train between Omaha and St. Louis” which provides its patrons with this conven-: ience. The next time you go South try Burlington’s 5 p. m, train for Louis. W. F. Vaill, Farnam stree! A. Hospe. the St city ticket agent, 12 - Samuel Burns continues his vase sale another weelk, in two sizes | SUNDAY, DECEMBER BENMISON BROS. Enormous 8als dftDress Grods and Silks— 20 Perent Discount. WE OFFER BIG INDUCEMENTS MONDAY Also Recfer Jioksts for Ladies and Chil dren—All Winter Garmen:s in a Big Bale Momday.-Corssts and Commencing Monday we will offer our entire stock of silis and dress goods ) per cent off the rogular price A dress pattern isone of the bost pres- ents for a ludy, and this is an excellent opportunity to get one at one-fifth less than it is worth. CLOAKS. dies) tan cheviot reefer jackot hos long, worth 85,50, tomorrow h Ladies’ tan cheviot reefer jackets,with oppossum fur, full shawl “coilar, only #6.50, reduced from $10.00. 38 children’s all wool recfer jackots, in navy blue, tan and brown, worth £4.00, $5.00 and £5.00,tomorrow choice of i lot $1.68 each, all , 4 to 12 sizes 75 ladies’ wi of seal plush wraps, seal plush jackets, brocaded Fusa wraps, all satin lined, worth Choice of entire lot tomor, 100 11 short and long jackets, odds and onds of our stock, worth $5 00 to $10.00, all in one lot. Your choice tomorrow only $2 00 each 48 ladies’ short winter one-fourth eost, each. ter garments, consisting jackets, not tomorrow only $1.00 newmarkets, with and with- , worth $5.00 to $12.0), tomor- ch. Ladies’ seal sizes, and 3 $10,00 each. BIG CORSET SALE Ladies’ I'rench woven imported cor sets, also Dr. Waener's Coraline 33 corsets, worth $1.00 and $1. tomor only half price, G8¢ pair Ladies’ imported genuine . 2. cor- in white and drab, regular price is 00 and $2.50, tomorrow less than half price, only £1.00 pair, KID GILOV Tomorrow we shall place on sale our entire stock of over 200 dozen ladies’ genuine De kid gloves in tuns browns, gray and bls which hav sold at $2,0¢ and $2.25; choice tomorrow 75¢ pair. 13¢ on hand early if you want them. Not over three pairs to any ono cus- tomer, BENNISON BROS. w hes W The greatest bargs ewelry and silvery Gold tilled watches $ 14 K gentlemen’s watch, “full jeweled, adjustuble movement, $25, 00, Gentlemen’s watches, n ment, 1.00, Boss filled cases, w v tham or 50 er filled ease, w: nted railway Hampton movement, Ladies’ solid gold watches, movement, $ Ladies’ gold filled cases, warranted 15 years, American movement, $8.50. Ladies’ 14 K gold filled ¢ wtcehes, set with genuine dmmauds, warranted 20 years, 51 Ladie \\'.\ll un plush 1, worth sacquos in small $20.00, vomorrow 0w in watches, move- ted 15 years, Springlield move 0 yeal 1id gold watches, E Slgin, Springficld mov or ment, ys' silverine watehes, keepors, $1 Souvenir spoons, 28c. Solid gold band rings 89c, worth $2.50. Solid gold buby rings fc. Rogers’ triple plate 4-piece $4.75, worth $10.00 and up. Solid silver souvenir spoons, 98c. Rogars quudnn-pl«, |)]dlu l]uu't, tea set, hand e ngraved, 2 Rogers’ knive: .md mm. $1.25 per set. Nickle alarm clocks 650. Sheet music 10¢ a copy. Out of town ol solicited; prompt attention guar good time tea set ler: nteed. SIMON 16th st., Golden I R KELLEY, STIGER & €O, BANK, 114 8. agle Store. Extra Special. 4000 yards of fine all wool DRESS GOODS Ata great sucrifice. Fine all wool TOMESPL Superior all wool cheviot, NCY SUITINGS, n mixtures and fancies, plaids and stripos, recently sold at 60c, 552 aad 50c. entiro lot will be offered on Mon- esday und Wednesday AT 40c A YARD. KELLEY, STIGER & CO., Cor. Farnam and 15th sts, “Pearl top” and *Pearl” neys will not break from heat, Biiss. day, T glass chim- M. H, ey The old reliablo furnituro house of Charles S ck & Co. recovered from their rocent fire like magic and put in a complete new stock, Most firms would have dragged a five sale for months, but Shiverick & Co. decided to sell their fira stock in thirty days,and they did it. Tho goods they are now receiving ae the finest ever shown | and they are making prices that cannot fail to attract the attention of the trade. e, The Burlington’s 4:50 p. m. train for Denver reaches that ity at seven the following ‘morning, carvies sleop- ing, reclining chair, smoking and dining cars, and makes connection at Denver with all lines for Salt Lake City, Ogden and the Pacific evast In speed, equipment and_ convenience of teaving smd arriving time it unequalled. W. . Vaill, city arnam street, cket agent, 1223 Burns at ds will keep op until 9 o’clock unlll Christmas, The Parish Aid socioty of Trinity cathedral will hold a sale and luncheon in Ramge building on Wedneslay and ‘Phursdiy, December 7 and 8, from 12 t1ll 2, Luncheon, 50 cents. e Louis Verret, nairdresser Ideal hair store, 200 S, 15th, 3d flogr, Tel. 1618, — Tho Approach of tiela's Comet kes no difference in the superior vice of the Burlington route. Two magnifie ins leave Omaha for Chicago, at 4:45 p. axd m, daily a The special Omaha s'eeper which goes out on thalatter is ready to receive pssengers any time between 9 p m, > hour of departure. ualled cquipment reelining chair and smol Samuel nis frie at still m, of sle £ ears, W. . VAILL, City Ticket Agent, 12 arnam St 1 ing, ATTACHEDBY THE CONSTABLE All Zunder Bros. Shoss Which Were At- tache1 by the Constable, THE BOSTON SOl TO STORE Zunders' Finest Men's Shoes, Zunders' Fin- est Ladies' Shoes, Zunders® Best Shoes of All Kinds on Sale At a Fearful Snerifice, Now AT BOSTON STORE. Tnis is still Store’s great another proof th gives you double Think oft The best men’s shoes that Zunder more of Boston purchas t Boston Stor value for your one cash mon hes that Zunder had, sold up to 8 u pair, in kangaroo, Cordcran and French caifskin, hand sewed and fino welts, Boston Storo will sell you tomorrow at 8,50 and $4. All the men’s shoes which the table attached, which Zunder sold at .00 and #5, Boston Store WA_H sell at cons- 11 the men’s shoes which tho consta ble attached, whieh Zunder sold at $3.00, Boston Store will soll at #1.50. ZUNDER'S LADIFE SHOBES THAN HALF PRICE BOSTON STORE. All the ladies’ shoes which were at tached by the constable, which Zunder sold for 5.00 and $6.00, go now at $2,50 at Boston Stor All the ladies shoes which were at- tached by the constable, which Zunder sold at $7.00, Boston Storo will sell for 23.00, $3.25 und $3.50. And so on right through At hall Zunder's price or less than half Zander's price. All Zunder’s best shoes, which were attached by the con- stuble, are on sale now at BOSTON STORE, The greatest bargain shoe dealers in the world LI AT W. Cor. 16th R California & 1 tourist sleeping ¢ 1l Pacific const trains route, the shortest and Douglas, ursions, Palln daily on Santa e Californin. The ears are furnished with bedding, matresses, toilet articles, etc are in attendance. seond-clu are honored on these cars, In addition to the daily Santa Fe Route runs special parties with an agent of the company in charge, using theso tourist qhupmw cars, and leaving Kansas City overy Sunday noon. For further information and time table of the Santa I'e Route and reserving of sleeping car berths, address ic, Palmer, passenger agent, 1316 Farnam streot, Omaha, Nob. e MORSE DRY GOODS €O, are run vin tho lino to service the excursion T™H Shoe Department, Now is the time to select slinpers for a Christmas present, Our assortment 15 compiete and prices never so low as now. Monday and Tuesday we will sell a dongola hand-turned button sho opera and common sense toes, for regular price $5.00. If youare in need of shoes here is your_ opportunity to get the best at a normal price. THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. Latest sheet music at Hospe's. palescate Sous samuel Burns is_overstocked with china dinner and to give his friends 1 opportunity of making u nice Christ- mas present has ced twelve of them at $28,00, forme 00, Mode a Omaha camp 120 is still tothe front. A large number of new applicatious wero re- ceived inst Wednesday night, and four can- didates were adopted. This is not up to the usual auota for this camp, as the number admitted at most meotings lately has heen from tweive to fifteea. The bead camp moeting recently hold in this city has awakenoa,new enthusissm among the neigh- vors aad has brought tho objects and bene- fits of the ord'r moro prominently to the putlic notice. Wit tho impetvs thus se- cured, Omaha camp hopes to have 400 mem- bers in goou stauaing before the close of tho year, " Ono of the wisest pieces of legislation cuacted Dy the head camp was that limiting the age at which members may be received, 10 43 yenrs, instead of 51 years, as hereto- fore,” T'his insures the perpetuity of tho yand the continued minimum death e EAST OR SOUTH Vin the Wabash The short line to St. Loui est routs south he to Hot Springs. ) hours to New Orleans, 4+ hours to Atlunta, Y 52 hours to Jucksonville, With' corresponding fast time to all points east and south. Round trip tickets to Hot Springs, New Orleans, > , Galveston, San City of Mexico, Los Angeles, o, Mobile, Jucksonville, Tampa, 1 vana und all the winter re of the south and west. slining chair caes free to St. Louis, Toledo and Detroit iilman buffet sleeping ecars on all Baggage ochecl from hotels o residences to destination L sleepin ommodations and further information eall at Wabash ticket oftice, 1302 Farnam st write, G. N. CLAYTON, Agent, Omuha, te. and quick- 50118 noRy. Vs oAb Ay Lo, ton 0t : i son T L N T AT v lest wider this hout, 7 eaeh aaditional line, ten conts zed #1 yours, 7 months, Funeral services at his enve, 1110 South 224 strect. on Suii- o'clock, Interment spring Danish Soclety—All membor: Lo meet at Washineton hall at 10 For tho purpose of ttending the £ Vices of vur Jate brother, Radoip requested ek todiy ral ser- Cornecr. Hill | | For sule by aruggists, 4, 1892-TWENTY-FOUR PAGES. BOSTON STORE CARPET SALE Wilton Velvet, Mcquatte, Body Brussels' Tapastry and All Wool Ingrain Carpots, EXCEEDINGLY AT Low PRICES Never Have Carpota of Such Fine (Grades Been Offered at Such Low ~You Suve 50c to ®1 00 on Every Yard Nice ingrain terns for 1 carpets in pretty pat- or 23c a yard, worth up to 65c a yard, Splendid all wool ingrain over twenty d. Theso ingrains arc at $1.00 a yard. 10 carpet that will wear for H50¢ and carpets in difforent designs at sold G0 a usually Brussels He, in other rolls protty tapestry. years at 60e: regular valuo $1.00. Now for some places abou oxtra fino carpots and somo extra big bargains, WILTON VELVET CARPE as would cost you $1.75, and atany carpet house in even $2.00 Ameries, in the most approved designs and perfect artis- tic colorings, are on saleat 98¢ a yard. UINE MOQUETTE CARPE Such as under ordinary circumstanc only the very rich can ufford, and worth Tully $2.00 a ro oTered at USc a vard auring this sale. yard, Superb all wool art squares in any size you want, larg ge enough to cover any or- Do not mistake these art squares for the much advertis.d Qnary room, at Tae o square yard. cotton-mixed ones. These are strictly pure all wool. BOSTON STORI, N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. R Real estate. rgaing only, is good. at. 4,000 yards of fine all wool DR 100DS At a great sacrific Iine all wool HOMESPUNS, Superior all wool choviot, FANCY SUITINGS, plain mixtures s, plaids and and fanci strives, recently sold at 6 This entire 1ot wiil e and H0e. bo offerc day, Tuesday and Wednesday \ I'40c A YARD. 1Y, STIGER & CO., “arnam and 15th sts. SHIPWRECKED IATO GOOD LUCK. How'an 111 Wind Blew Intoa Fortune. Cnircaco, T, Dec, aptain George W. Streator, a hardy old mariner of tne great lakes, proved today that a man can bo ship- wrecked 1nto a fortune. Five years ago his schooner, the Funatan, was driven ashoro on a stormy night at the foot of Superior street, Bemng a believer in IKismot, tho captain propped up his hoat and resolved to take up permanent habitation «there, couverting his veut into a house. The city objected, as ho was on 1ts prop: arty, and he moved the boat a little north. Then be cucouraged the dumping of dirt around his house and was soon entirely sur- rounaed by dry land. The next move wasto record a survey of the land and_claim 1t as by squatter sovereignty. This was in Then tho trouble began. N. K. anks, tho lard magnate, Instituted proceedings to oust the captain, i that he had bought that portion of the lak shore with all riparian rights before the tain’s advent. The captain converted his house into a fort, armed his wife and when an attack on his property was made, drove off the intruders with shotguns, incidentally sheoting . couple of them, but not fatally, Aithough Mr. Fairvanl is a wulti-millionatre, up to date, succceded in r property, which now comprise fect on Superior street. Todayv the captuin sold for £30,000 a lot 50x100 to Jacob Hine, Ho still has 450 feet frontage left, and at tho price set by tho sale, the whole tract is equal to £300,000. The five vears since tho cap- tain’s shipwreck bavo been worth $5,000 year Lo him, Goorge W. Streator Something Good. 1 have sold and used in my family for sev- eral vears Ciamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoa remedy and_have found 1t one of the most useful and satisfactory remedies [ evor handled H. Lewis, druggist, Salt Lake City, U Arrest of & Notd Bunco Ma Ciicaco, 1L, Dee ho famous aged bunco man, Edward Rice, who is 64 years old, white bearded and looks like a clorgy man, was arrested ners today just atter he bad madoe the acquaintance of J.eL. Rap- stead, a wealthy Montana ranch ownor. Mr, Rapstead is on tis way to Germany for a visit, after having made a fprtune in the west, Iice met him at thedepot, and learn- ing the westerncr's plans, proposed to go with him, Rico sald be could got passe and meant 10 cross the water in a fow nyw {Te was about to lo man to his “ofiice” when he was interrupted by tue volice. e You don’t want a_torpid live w a bud complexion, you don't want a bad breath; you don't ‘want u headache, “Then use De Witt's Little tlarly Risers, tho famous little pil Tdentifi Dicgo Sulciae, Derkoir, Mich, Dec. $.—An afternoon paper says the woman calling lersef Mrs Lotne Anderson, who committed suicige in San Diego, Cal., soveral days ugo, is veully Miss Lizzio Wyllie of this city. Iive weeks ago last Monday she went out, osten- sibly to €0 down town on an crraud, and never returned. ‘There is sgid to be a mun invoived in the easc. His name is J. G Lougfield and he is said to bave eloped with and warried tho giel, o New b Moore & Co., prominent druggists of &, Ore., say: “Since our customers have beeomo acquainted with the good qual ities of Chamb ain’s Cough Remedy weo sell but littie of any other kind. Chamber lain’s medicines all give good salisfaction.” RUBBER GOODS GIVEN AWAY: A Pair of Tadies' Rubbers Givon Away to Every Customer as Described Below. IT_AND YOU'LL MISS IT DON'T READ You Shoald Visit Our Store Nest Week and See the Bargains Given in Our Speoial Sules—Wateh the Daily Come to the manufictu nioney We make a specialty of all kinds of LADIES' RUBBER GOODS, Things you eannot get even in a drug storo you " will find i and o lady eleck to wait on you Special sale next woek from 9 o 10 a, m, HOT WATER BOTILES, ALL NEW Keep foet warm and stop pains, Everys body needs 1 qt 2 qt Patronizo and save one. 5 qb $1.00 Foods } qu L{N Toe home industry. made here. al sale next voek 10 to 11 a, m, SYRINGES, FRESH GOODS, 01 No. 02 No. 001 No, 003 He 10¢ e S0 oxt week 11 10 12 PISHBRAND BULB SYRI No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. 14 § .25 81 Our Spo BULB IS B \\l\lnl \| \INSY |I\I y No 1 N $1.00 $1. We have a fow pasteboard boxes wo out next week from 210 8 p. No. 2 No. 8 No. 4 2ic ate Special sale next week, 8 o 4 p. MACKIN LADIES WARMIE GOODS FOR WINT Prices a fraction of the value and tod' low to mention, _ We give every person next week, 4 to' 5p.om. PAIR LADIES' RUBB who purchases $1.00 ov m;,nm ‘in. will close m FITTED more of our The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum, Used in Milli-as of Homes—40 Years the Standard, oods not on speeial sale, more worth of goods on special salo. WATCH EVENING BEE FOR MORR,! OMAHA RUBBER CO., Complete New Stock of Farnitare, All goods marked low in plain figurea, | CHAS, sSmverick & Co., 1206, 1208 and 1210 Parnam St or 00 or New china for decorating at Hospo's, ! OF ALL KINDS, & Our styles are the luws: and different from thosi shown by others. the lowest. Fur Capes, Fur Mantles, Seal Skin Jackets, Children’s Cloaks. Ladies’ Dresses, 8 o «l\ made, $10.00, worth See them right now we have your size, .KSCU Fl ELDW: CLOAKS.SUITS FURS. 1619 FARNAM ST 0MAHA° Opposite N. Y. Life Buildingy WS, DAVIES Trimmed Hag In the store, at Your Own Price, § . No accumulation of old stock, all new goods this Sea- son, at your own piice, | For the next two weeks we @ will close out our entire line of hair goods below cost. A]l‘ first quality hair, — POSITIVELY Retiring from Businesg 2 Therefore Lverything MTST GO. MRS. R, H. DAVIES,’ Opposite Postoffice, MOUNY VERNGN | PURE VIRGINIA RYE 1 bog to call tho attention of the pubs lic to the above popular brand of pure rye whisky and vospectfully ask a coms parison with uny other brand of pure vye offered in this murket, Tt is fa sup cvior toany other whisky and g ui rant 8 absolute excellence in Bay or as it as its purity snd its wholes some effewell The public is invited call und vets. it Henry Hiller,616 N, 16¢h St., '“mm wine and liguor house, Esmond hof block.