Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1892, Page 19

A . THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY., DECEMBER 18 2-TWENTY-FOUR P IWHHNNMHX(HYf 'g"rf;ffv‘ {75 ‘ rswflno A THiS e wiei v o w o B v 0K SBUFIELDb NEW CLOAK STORE w Bor st »: | : ‘ ¥ A fao §!9 Farnam Street, Opposne Hew York Life Buuidm manufacturers’ clearipg sale held Dec Gth, 7th ar Co.. of York. we secur aAt R Uok Of CHOICARFATTBATS T the Tn t N X in prico made by them, we arc able to offer in Omaha at about half value, 'l ‘.vwv'.\{.'m.{. SOMETHING ABOUT GERMAN BREWLRIE VLIS h o and have been for years the leading make! f IMine Cloaks A it has been their custor . o St Y : hand at this time \lvv(\\ atory to commencing preparations fc ing businoss, AN Belng Absorhed In Blg Stock Companics Bismarek's Favorite Beece Saloon qW$" _;;f” ’ The Cloaks Are Here And will be placed on sale tomorrow, Monday morning, sale to continue ali the weck. We divide the purchase into THREE ASSORTED LOTS: Lot f==Choige $2 oot i bk Shevion, it i oo S L i, Tt of these are worth less than $6.00, some even more, but tomorrow’s prico will be, choice $2, nt Scofield’s Cloak Store. H ITere you got still better values, Cloaks that vou've heen paying $7. $8, 89 and 810 Lot 2‘!5:&?]0!@3\55 for you'li find in this $5 lot. Some in light cloths, some navy, some black: some are made up plain and others have asteachan fur eollars and facings, ALL avo made of good cloths and many of them are half lined with silk, choico $3 at Scoficld’s Cloak Stove. . [t is not necessary to say that this lot is supor: in o way, 1 wo advise any Lei 3:--%?‘05@@ sa one having nine dollars to pick from this as-ortmant wly every style is ropre sented and the cloths are superior; tans, grays, navy blues, black, plain and fue trimmed. \We show hevo only a fow designs, but oven they don’t give you Lof HOW GOOD the garments ar nor how well they're made, aud not a perfect ide 1o their shape, but youw'll learn all about it 1 ) 1 ity and to your profi THBAL i VBt f i 1 & ot it i A, et you'll only visit our store tomorrow or any day this week—the sooner the bett sttt L AL SEERDE R DONT FORGET OUR BETTER CLOAKS. Bl et BRI L wirls are very pretty, and. ou o ¥ i s : ; We have the choicest assortment in Omaha, and even if you want a finer garment it Llflnt RiERIves (ol o s ‘f“,‘,‘ ‘.'-“‘,“" SIERIS| INAENEE it b il W, mean a heavy drain on your pocketboos. Let us show you our $15, $18, ¢ liquor flows dow 00,000 grullots R 16, avink or o 1 A Cloaks and our The heer dr the Germans almost | e R B o | WA LONG FUR CAPES AND MUFFS \ taken several meals at the Elys a mile square and more than six feet deep, O i e IR T AR B In and the amount tthat it averages 18 to how she liked her positi She i L more than forty gallons annally to every | told e she did not 1ike it very well, but she man, woman and child in the count L not help herself, Said she: 1 have o drink with any man who ask e £ ; 1 e | Ctuse it means an eXtea sale for the Jerlin to every glass wer, and the : hE e A SRS COFIELD average beer here s ubout six incl Lours of the day ranges my diges y FS FI L H high and it holds nearly a quart. Son apparatus that it takes away my appetite g ° Monkey, Astrachan, Dyed Otter, and Martin® There ten s of beer swallowed i ebai ML AN (S BRI Sl ‘ ,.'.2“.‘{\‘ ’r’:u:‘\’v‘w “;\]{\"“»‘, it Hx}h‘ That s $9 usual prlce ‘514 ‘ * SAYS IT. of these glasses in an ever wnd ther are thousands of men in this city who drink | Sy Close 1ol and it bs My vo | Biack Diigonal cloth, box cout, Fix ° YOULFIND ITS Usual price 212, I inc Black Cloth, ench notehed ec , Box Coat, two gallons of beer every day of their lives, i A 1 hear of men who drink from a dozen o rhteen quarts every day, v in and vear put A student who not « k ten or Twelve quar i tin, i ked upon as a baby, and I see youns men here ev night who get away with cnough beer to fill forty or fifty glasses of the American s The women drink with the men, tho they do not consume the beer in such ({H.IHHI es, and babie are given be t dvin as soon a8 they are weaned, and [ FoP¢ L0 the square Inch Hith Suere are t they drinl it to the day of their deaths, L D UNOR R LR Where Bisn ck Dr 1 . Kven the nall wtels here keep o eir Tt is interesting to note the manr vaite in full dr and, in ct. the bes drinkine, The heer is d cither in la dres: and t best looking men glasses o in stone mugs with ors you see in Europe arve the waiter Thom, and it is not uncommon for a 1 Borlin, by is one of the bost 58 Dis mue o his friend and for am dressed Gities in lurope, 1 don’'t mean th U Ten (o GTNG Gt G G e the clothes of the people are the bes Drinking is always ne slowly, and the beey made, They are not These Geor n is taken in sip by sip. som ns often | women yw how o put their clothes | taking three-quarters of an hou 1 wla em, i aGer n tailor cuts his cout of beer. In this way the blood is heated up | an ) ike bags than slowly by the drinking and there is no « But » clothes of the drunkenness, 4 nd wl L und th crowd wh he beer ses are of uniform s i rough the Thicegarten or along Tated Ly, and there are half glasses, ness streets of Berlin isa prosperous well as the ordinary schooner Hu s T O, vides that the customers sh ¢ isa great e of monc herve, and, of beer and not foam, and as an instanc W is better, ther great it of the economy of the Germ s there is, near | ceonomy Fver ent " aitoa criman the top of each glass, within about one. spends he weie! lays it down on ehth of an inch of the rvim, a litte | U counter, and he trics to gei his mones™s | cut made with a file, and the law | worth. After he has gotten it ) S it provides that the beer without the product lasts as longas pos must i this point 1 v there is no wasts in the averag Been i I EIOW Very v | Gamily und < S hen the reached below this, 1 there is no chance of making o fortune heve out of beer gas for bec 3 Beer is universally used in Berlinat ¥ b the breakfast ta 8 1 i \J iven tl 1 suel " {} PSS, i 0 Geean concert ¥ > | ot b Worlktd byer for soup. ave burmet, $9 usual price $13 ie into your soul. We s » at | than our method of heating Fine black cord diagonal night here ) e 1 goi | 0z 0 SUpport 1 shawl eollaw Ihier nibe of i i s of this Kkind in Berlingof diferent stages of spectability. i they are Ll reque by the it and < Vot 1 Lo cof th better taurants givls ol as though the averee waiter heve i a swallowtail cont There are more wallowtail conts rope to the square inch than ther $9 usual price $15. m(\u o st SR : Pranklin cout with Astrachah collar ported cheviot hox coat; sille Usual price $15.00. Bluck Chevi :.I‘.“i]‘}x‘l‘_ o 0ol S Safe to s i : ‘ . Franklin coat. i R e i cviot or ) . 1":||n-.\ Gray or Tan Mottled Cheviot. ovenin he sardens sof | ning. > it cluin - = &, o1 = = - — societics meet in gavdens and g pa | e Bt WSS o0 EARNAM STREET, g 3 QT IOV EY 1619 FARNAR STR o A o e k g " EET fiM“WW%T“f'f f‘j e _>eWmmmwhfihmmM (L }( 9 WmmehwhflUhfiu a restaurant connected wi 3 ; s 5 e § nove, hat had noth v e N \ "o \ ded after his song to aceord t ton [ tial in the light of his . - g ¥ richs L which i m by ' 1 n A Rl l {\I ] ; ialin the light of his afterwork that he did THIE BOYS AND GIRLS. I !xll W lived some time in America of newspapers J ATAN S | 5 \(x\ 4 “ ) \ \) ) ) ANSRLYION : v Well, I was t 1 delegate from - B i e ot Nalf i dozen fanilies to read th is an organizition here, known as It vare privilege, indeed. to meet in § Neweastle to the national TS M 4 s k and who Lresident of Pittsburg. 1 ot halt il Slsaiveat Il ] sich 61088 N Dlen sunt eomITuNOn UhoBeoL L] 3 o cuete ot Lof the | SMaming,? said Johnny, ST Vol s of beer heve durin 5| and 1o club together to p 3¢ ] evo ¢ such close i lei o tion the swee oung n's istinn n thermometer would | dic by de l\‘n\ ';J“u.]y.‘h lm: |h>. lx‘ "1 u: ’“”‘ . H“\"V( T b n“- their fixed I‘-.\.\’~ or fonE o ‘y‘]“‘ il ¢ w1t has =R singer, \i 1t »wlnlu « \.I song ;‘l ele ‘-nw: disnap ) Mng 1 g Nataas ; 1 u” bale by 4 me that |;.‘ narek often came i during his and I \w.m\ which costs two D LT s uid i v A Ohat with Ira David Sa About Gos- | Dot ‘;‘m:"‘i» nglond. l“‘_" g o Toc L . s asked 10 1¢ 'm s'm, Ma e, nd took a glass of beer fresh from | be read by six families. i \1S 1L o 3 ] ¢ g " i sin close the | parson it will b © would ¢ e economy is tised as to servants, Yeyears at ona place receives ) i pel Melody. thrilled the pulse and touehed the heart of | eet I e s S ST 5 will bie s niir 1. He would take it out into the | nomy i ast gold pin, which states that sheis i goo I y countless thousands on both sides of the | 1y | I o ducodamo itos My Little Huvry (returning from lonand sit down at a table and 1 housewifo always expeets to | S, 1ot wHIEE stutes th : — Atlantic f ot s of e me by the hand and § o i, il tho d I sip it and o would then: come hack and Wl part of her day in the kitehen, and the N s heen ten Atlantic for move than i score of years said s iy i dudes on W take two of these immense glissesand carry | wives of even well-to-do men - doa Tuvwe part |55 sho _gots 10 marks, or { MOODY Music Subservant to Words, ©Wh ou live? phreetave wearing coldslaw in their button- them oY to his house. The moment | wh work. Girls of the best fami At the end of twenty ye 15 | HIS LIFE WORK WITH W RN SOy SvbLot nS A Ghiorilin T L e e sy lyan ot holes M alizht i the train 1 saw aservant car wpprenticed to dressmakers in order | o i f reniaing with the ! . ) —_— music is made ~I1|rm'|'\lh7.l and in tune and ;\Hmv you doing 2 0 Hw'-mlt Khnul chestnuts with your tur- ying i glass of beer up to the old prinee, ) know tow 1o ke their ow Y © Peceives at the aceent is constantly vavied so as to put the A government officer.’ ey "1 should sy s0," replied the sma B £ Bluss LD SEup o, ""W \‘ prince, may “'l o to walee their oWl § of tis time's prosent of 50 marks, or Ch g Thousands with Glorious Songa— [ 4ttt I CIEETL Y A E T . N :?‘\'{ Baantack g iboy Al s ARl e ‘l»‘:‘““;"“')‘l: marck’s cook and one of his servants ¢! 4 | m"‘( ‘;h’: *;\\"\4- i uwn:uv Evants to be Effective Appeitls to Man's Better Na- SSpivitual Songs of the Gos) 1 | for you for the last cight years. E 1 holiday ing their glusses at the gate lead 2 Servants are not given the sume food that | gt LLAY Sears in the same family; and the ture with Divine Melody—Fa- among us a style of pusic 1Lereat extent *1 said, ‘what h ou been the grounds to the saloon. 1 took a kodak | thie family eats, and iv is customary heve to SCWIVES nion s doin: much 1o encou new in the church of Scotland, waich had | me for picture of them, and the man allow the servant wivl 21, cents for her sup- | G505 ol EHIG0 G L ""““*"-”l';*"' h yarltadisinue, been accustomed only to the use of the 1've been looki AL anything,” said 11 SMy papi’s iste sther and put her into ¢ y sany extrd dishe! stions as arketing, as well as with ser sl in choir singiis 0 1o help me i my work,’ cstibule in our church,’ gt that L kCanotier aud put e inio | por. and 8 thore ave uny extra wice dishos | GBI 15 WL s with s Pl Dol singg, [ oo 10 el e Ty 4 vestibule i oue curch D ECI e ias Biaviac i rono ke | tablet dom o down 10 the kitehen, | f SeEebibles an Laancs aleac Higanasigiisili mior s ninety and nine that sufely lay | added 5o much to the attractiveness of the | and wanted me to lelp him in that y . Wi B AN et The German wife measares out every thiy Ehly sed i the asse A great deal of Bavarian b drunk {ipgh I isupsod & association, and |3 v of the fold weetings held byt W ey ts | cause he believed that 1 was of like s TAL Darsoyunnded elioveiouionam Lol R A thinks she is pay- | i o of Germany can lower them | But one out on the hills away here in Berlin, and Bavaria kes perhaps they do so. yory well re the best beer in | . The Hof Brau uone v { il wherever they have gone, is today o very — with himself Ingbig WO AL AIOTRABHRLD ML RIS sheard some of the Tadies of Wash- | Away on the mowntains wild and 1 Ll fl'“\\l\’u:l‘l [»“ e v L silin !“ w].’“u“l revenue of Goodness me, Wallace" eried his unala, Haus at Munich, s { everywhor { Nt bk cmployment ageney tho | SNEWON, Wives of senators and cabfuet minis. | AWy froni e tender shopherd's ) ! ) of middle life L 3 1 the mutter, nor | g¥on.are gotthig to Lo o bie follow. - Noeuyly and Bavaria makes about on hih of all | othoer diy, where for 12 cents you could g ters, discuss the questi 5 to whether such Ah. that's the song of all our S| brond chest s i | ¢ elog il 1 wadted for A hren’y you s snid Wal- the beer that is used i 1t turns A uatict f d by an iron-gra aar 1y months, Then we met, and ho {00 b siays T worse thin a dozen.” ut ey 1.000.000 harels rovery servant could come and - wi p | Bintied, Biates. T doubt yory mych svhothor Tavorito hyuin. of thonsnaa of Amprioant| sidewhiBkors: CES 6y thbIG OxnItsaIve dme o tey the work, He believed 1l bo s Dlowing with all his und U driks” 8000000 wortl of b TP T e ) T o[ 45 could and our aary itls would i U | 1o Kindly that our d force could be a means of tupon the window pane. When re- nually b and there o, 1 judge, ab e ses at the promise of a little gold pin | ™5 S o Mr. Sankey's voice, in its crescendo, is as | reaching the peop 1 saw then ab onee | wted with for dimming its clearness, The Bavarians drink more beer than any | 4 1sin it waiting for places, and | 8 the reward of ten years’ hard and faithful Do you know, " he'cntinued, {that wore | gy iine"ug o yoro, und his clear enimein vis what I el ved to bea call of | BC expl U'm teying o get all this other people in the worll. Munich alone | | were perhaps fifty w noving | WOk I'iANK G CanreNtEn ceive more requests for that old song at our | yioy is 5till a mavked feature in his singing work and take up | £ 0ut of my mouth consumes ju the mx‘m.“x'mw of three 3% ) SYou want some of my remin 1 of | sing '« Small b v, papa, what you quarters of a million barrels and the average one of the entire gospel wns col- | our work, do yeu?” he said, when 1 never thought then that 1 was tobe an ng 1o g for Christmas Papa-—If Munich man drinks from one o wo quar A . Ao R e | vdapted from the German,) lection. 1 wish you might print the whole | extended seareh, a sufe haven wi 1y Vi wore. than i 1o China. | you don’tquit bothering me 1l give you @ daily and all the Bavivian men over 16 | yyeny medicine almanae and it con SUIL FHbe near thee, love, though tiwe and 1t : last and we were comfortably sea worke 1 5 until the cit whippin AlL right, pop, put it ayerages thieo uirts i da \ 1of the girl’s soevice at the s e of i Well, I was born in Edinburgh, Pa. in ) ere com- | in Kinz, won't you ere was o festival not lon, at one of : Lawrence county, in September, 1540, |l to Penn | Litue i : :ll-,\lmm h breweries which was attended | 0 hoolks lh-w':- streteh between s league lund | who said to me, ‘Do you not remember who I ar Pittsburg? 1t home, | B Wh [} jill:u“ f :‘"p"],'i by K00 .:.:wm and these sts r th On thet first page v t, 40~ | yrat BT T R T am, Mr. Sankey? Why, I was converted @ Oh, yes; quite near. My father was a bernach 1y fe ) wicked w any- Bhroo quarts und o half seribing the girl and telling just how old she | Yo s the Testless clouds trivirse the sky, ¢ great meetings in Wanamaker banker, He was a state senator for upward | Th \ y thing wrong, an Y. do Boys just hrce quirts und o half o v was and where she was born and all about | 80 Khows my soul no rest but by thy side, A Aaeilny h of thirteen years, and Lincoln appointed hin i goes vt along un oo time. burg beer is largely used here and the Pil On th f the book wus her name d i Philadelphia "way back in a collector of internal revenue for some four T W ¢ . v ol D AL ner beer is a n to a lange extent. [ qid the nature of her employment. Upon | St Pllbe near thee, love? When thou dost | 4 vou know what did it? Why, it large districts in the Twenty-fourth o 5 | 1 ARG o supposel Berlin itself makes excellent” beer, and. th I 1 M I youa and did not gi every page wis a record of hor service livar s and music, ana the singing of th mal district, We moved to Neweastle, ) espociy . ' ) ¥ breweries both hero and over the restof | {his® wis stamped. by the police The gentle zephyrs whisp'ring in the trees, 15 and music, ana the singing of that We le, 2 Germany ave rapidly increasing in number s ke xaphars wllsiple iithe teew, o "song, ‘Tho Ninoty and Nines You | dnd Lcall that my old home. 1had n'good | singing. 4 gl L ok I 200, Ml oy thigkt. 3 ray thut it was correet. The police P Yy heart hath breathed for thee « “”"‘ et i . home training, and was brought up in the | cou Km‘,‘ 0ld disel Tk W '\h.' 4 ol Nl wydin Uhe wnount of capita employed every girl to have such a book and a record | To dngols pure to guard thee everywhere; 10! tho mountains thunder riven, | Methodist chureh. T'was employed us an | ¢ a new caching the gosp £ MRpeT I en, Suphosb & ARQME The stock companics who own the brew- | o {is kind must be i veliable o Know that my thoughts are wifted in the ¥ tdp > erics ure muking moucy, and the Enelish | ; 4 (lists have been Miesting to a largo Wiages of Servant Girls. And thict in spieit T am ever near, b 5 1 5 " ) whipping and did not give it p i il tro’ the maountaina internal revenue officer, ¢ in that po- | Do you know tha ! af | P b Wipplng Dreeze, ) 1D from th HockY sIeel ot heaven, | 8ition when My, Mood Buglund that e 4 1ho gospol e honstul (deubisly)w L " g d been singing gospel hymns forsome ¢ 'l S 1l 1 . y " ‘ V0L ) ) —8V0ry, W0, extent in German browing stock even as | Tasked as to the wages that the givls re Audthic angels s e e B MRUEE fORE ].l“\”fi,m‘.»:m‘\“ f 00 1 stk it I vink Dod would forgive you they 1“\-wwm i American stouk, By the | ecived and © was told Wt very fair sorvants Yes, Pl be near thee, love, when twilight's : v brings back His 0wt * 1 should say, about the year 185 W op 43 Mol nia Georgie, 1 hope you paid g T undorstand that the American brow- | could had for | o 15 miarkes i | padold e somber world, tn stient biiss “His eyes glistened as he spoke, and I By any ‘especiully prominent evangelist, | ings were slinl b AN e 50 attention 1o our teachier said ut oug y the English are paying satis- | month, or from &5 : amonth, and | Of love's true power my heart on thine shall | found afterward another man also from | Mr. Sunk believe that v § re Lo oh the + Sunday sehool ol tell what you factory dividends and that their stock is | that the servants expected to have Sunday | press Philadelphia, who attended our mectings, Ob, no.” It was during a regular scason | gospel and do thei goo cmember! Georgie—Yes; we're golng to coushdored valuablo in London. ‘1 haveonly | afternoon of every second -week to- theu- | 1€ then, the eventig wind thy eheek and was convered by them.” of revival at the Methodist church in New “Ihey thought cere two Yankees from | Jave & Christinas “trec und a8 dandy s time the figures for IS ana 1880 as to the beer | selves d : B P ey et A T P It was a brief half hour's chat in a little | castle, Pu. Iuscd to sing in the church | Americi who had come o ore t , YOU OVOr S W prewlag stock compiuio hl~ ‘\“ Lt .ul ‘r’h.n ) sery bits wors w(l; i 'I-;'I' servant u uylight fades. § 150k room down under the e in Tremont | ucet and was singing io that wuy be- | overreach them i They « 0 the teacher says that 1f o o tliere were such compunics and they and not like ludics, and they were | gy, 111 be near, mine own; and wells the tear { temple—an interview caught literally on the | fore Tknéw Mr. Moody at all know in Just what v v v A B v i """.‘T 0000 we th of stock and $10,00,00 looking, and were in most cases, 1| Iniw'thy tender eyes at thotugeht of me. fly, s it were. “How wiis it you catne together?” mall audiences. After th cy ) e i t Mrk worth of bonds. One of these companies not, far better than girls you could get | Then know, dear heart, that thou art not | 1or, overhead on t i s after- Why, you sce that Mr. Moody, after he | ger i ¢ — looking for My papa’s the superintendent of our § day sehool,” said little Nell, “Hoh! Inow, but she isn't an enemy s she's a fricnd OF ulic y kind, and_ wl e | 43 institution could not be nized in the r. Sunkey, repeating the words of the STILL I'LL BE NEAR, I eaLl WRSLEVOR A0 ARTON) ! books cord, Bach girl had ! ? 3 othe ine) had woviced. T looled nt ono of | Bweeh on botwoon us us the years roll by “Why, it was only teday that I met a man, | st paid o dividend of 40 per ceut und of the ive times their wages in America wlone, ! noon 'session of the g 4 1d mide a beginn Iiis church over of d you hay with Mr. othors a Luvge number paid from b to 16 per | The mauager of the cmployment ageney | But that'my yearning soul ere seeks 1ts own— [ § {1 prog \lf“{ ihe firphro groined cel | tliuillfn‘:‘ A BRI 1D AR C0RERA YR O n.u\“{fi ihave Beon with Mr. hlood clund's p! ty over Harrison cont on their capital stock ; | told me that this was the slack season i his | KRW thitt iy love ickts not for lyd or of the 01d" templo. was still. Quivering w Mt Vernon chureh? Oh $ mv!::; i“n’.‘[“n“.'\‘n ~l;‘;:-{»ln;_t.\,.iru-rlim.:h.- win- \»Hq:: bes .nlul ‘u].'ll.lnu [ ) .‘-:.;: ‘.(Iu‘n:;“\:-.:r‘l::- i o FNILE PECRI AN ::. Evand o itburst of \(m.« f Hlu.! \,]m from (Y 5 l“n. uk 80 if n.s \\\\n' old church 1 same work. Al last winter we preachd ex- | b-Republicans and populfsts fused tween Septerber and the widdle of April. | in his rooms and that he was making noney | meaoher—Johnny Tioks, did you Shrow xmt S, 1ad v he A S Al (e | IV i e b i"\fm‘.,’ At ikt ] A 08 i aes i Wngiy vage, one elector a republican, c—Partial 1 visited someof the breweries of Germany | by furnishing servants at these low rates. | spitballt Johuny—No, llluu\\m 1 singing evangelist himself, My t ssoclution work, He had made no | tian Endeavor convention thiath A Sapkey snatched the brief opportunity | church connection, and T think it providen- | July yes, and 1 am with him now insid ision. N oeratic eleeto; EEt St s chosen by districts, five democrats. maam, 1 aiu't and 1 found that beer is made here much the | Ho told e that tho otlier Burlin ageucies | wine cliewdd yet,