Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 24, 1892, Page 8

THE ‘fl\’H RI)AY DEC ln\flll' I{ TOMORROW'S the WIND- UP of the Season. ~ The Last Day! The Last Ghance! Tomorrow Ends it Al "Every Toy, every Doll, every Game, every Holiday Book, every Holiday Article of every and all kinds, big and little, will be and must be sold by tomorrow night. We say it! We mean it! Regardless of' cost or value. Regardless of how big the loss. OMAHA DAILY BEE 24, There's bouud to be somethm g in this tha'r you'll Want And whatever that something is---a dvess a cloak. an umbrelh, silk lnndkevc]nef muffler a fancy slipper, no matter what it is---it is yours, Tomorr ow, for a mere nothing. 4 st s (OLORED DRESS CO0DS HDKTS Polka Dot Blue Silk Mufflers Extraordinary Value that will in- guarantee each . Japanese {! 9 C terest every Lady who wants a| ik Embld Our PRICES WILL Holiday Present. _ Worth $1.25, 7 Scolloped 8,000 Froaeh Bravroidered and Tufted Drosses, in | 11/ L this week. Hdifs, complete assortment of new fall and AI $|0 el et S In the richest designs winter shades, embroidered in the Ladies' Gloria Sitk Umbre)las. . and the most costly man- latest Parisian designs and colorings, fuliy worth $22 per robe. Silverand (xo a Handies, Regular Price 52,60 ufactur, all in one grand lot at Their extraordinary value can readily be see: We have too many and they Huff and Long Boa, Hufl and Long Boa, Mull and Long Boa, Ml and Loug Boa, of wolf. ... . Hufl and Long Roa, black bear. . Hufl and Long Boa, blua [OXETEN Black Fur i Woll Huffs . . Seal Mufls. . . . Krimmer Huffs. Monkey Mufls. . ... Beaver Muffs . Child's Set, wi canflm FUR CAPES...... Black Russian Lynx, Astrakhan, American Seal, real badgor . ret [0X o red real lynx must go in the next 2 days. This stock is all new and we Umbrella for one year. BE JUST qip, &% R “81.25 Ladies' Silk Umbrellas. ... .. $! 98 Natural Sticks, \,(\x'tipprd | Ladics' Heavy Serge. 32 98 Natural Wood Aandles, pax= width all Wool finest French dréss goods, and two and o half ykrds of trimming, the plain material alone being worth more than the price quoted on the robe complete, This is a new and fresh lot of | fashionable merchandise, having been landed inside | of a week. The coloring and designs will suit everybody. DRESS PATTERNS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Dress lengths and remnants of PLAIN DRESS GOODS in cashmeres, henriettas, serges, brillian- tines, bedford cords, foules end fancy weaves FROM $1.75 TO $4.98 THE PATTERN. 7 In plain black, white DRESS PATTERNS---Doubl idth 1 chev- fot dvoss pattorns in mixed offects o o | Gents' Elegant Gold Topped Heavy and silk embroidered AT $1.69 AND $1.98 THE PATTERN. fiffi,fif},{.‘g%&h&{:fi;,”}}; DRESS PETTERNS---Double width homespun B dress patterns in a bewildering line of styles - AT $2.29, $2.49 AND $2,98 THE PATTERN. 4 ¥ DRESS PATTERNS - Scotth and English | Gents’ English Silk Umbrellas. . . L] tweeds, also German chevron dress patterns, ith nntnx al wood handles, M Worth $a.50. ) o e BOSTON STORE, * & 5 16th and Douglas, O M A H A N E B SHflfi FLV AT $2.75, 82.49 AND $2.98 THE PATTERN. silver trimmings, worth #6.5). | DEFENDS HER DEAD HUEBAND Worth e MEN'S HCKFS, Silk Embd, 1 tial IHdkis, and Ladies’ Fine Emb'd Silk Hdkis, worth $1.25, as Haoch pattern contains six yords of full double Worth and banded, reghilir prico agon frames, worth $6. Tho very highest grade mported i A« N ‘ILIIth Worth $4.50. Express Wagons 50c 75¢ 98¢ . T8¢ 850 THE CHRISTMAS STARS DEFORMITY BRACES | . SHOES. Aro Shining at H The last and final v en Bros. duction in dolls, Xmas Slppers for Tomorrow. MAS SLIPPERS. per Talks About the Late A | s, Grace « Tragedy at Bassett. albums, iron toys, ons and wheels, Christmas tree or ients, smoking sets, toilet cases and all fancy novel- ties suitable for Christias presents, Our stock of dolls is unequaled in quantity, quality and variety, and at these closing out prices will surpass all former eflorts. 'LOAKS AND SHAWLS. Special low prices en ladies’ and children’s cloaks, juckets, shawls and wraps. ll AINITURE DEPARTMENT Is brim full of bargain EWELRY,CLOCKS AN Our mammoth _stock simply unequaled in variety. quality and price. Remember every article is fully guaranteed or money refunded. CHINA AND IFANCY GOODS. Endloss varioty and lowest prices over known, Special sale on linens, dress goc laces, art goods, books and stationery Vlnu N!n milliuvr\' department, } BUTTER. 150 and oyster department you can seo goods you want for Xmas dinne; Country ll\||l Croame! creamery, Remember we carry the largest stock of fancy ereumery and country butter in the city. It is always fresh and you will find every pound of it s pure asthe milk that comes from a Nebraska cow. Our cheese department is always stocked with the finest imported and domestic cheese which we will sell at retail cheaper than others can buy it wholesale. Wisconsin full cream, Se, 10¢ nud 12ic. Yuuluz Am D WATCHES of jowelry is 18c and 20c. rator Hrh-k chuuav Limburgor cheese, 124c and 15c. Sab sngo, 8¢ per puckag. Neufchatel, T4c per pucknge, Fromuge de brie, 40¢ per pound. Rochfort imported, 50¢ per pound. Pineapple cheese, ble each. Edam cheese, $1.25 ench. Club hou: ¢ oach, Evary one will want oysters for Xmas, Be sure and come here; you can get them for 250 per quurt, alwuys fresh, When you need mincemeat you ean buy it here for 74¢ per pound. Apple butter, Tde per pound, straw- borry and raspberry presecves, 123c. Cow.o to Huydens' for aunything you want, Our motto: First class goods at iowest prices. HAYDEN BROS, ——— An appropriate Xmas present alway s useful and never out of style, opera glasses, retail ut wholesale prices. Par- ues purchasing gold spectacles for pres- e xts will be given a card entitling the Rolder to have their eyes carsfully ex- amined after the holidays and the proper Jenses inserted without any additional Uharge. Buy our refructionist gold ¥rames from $2.50 up, Tudor Optical Co., wholesale opticiaus, corner Farnum nd 14th streets, Omaha, Neb. R Real estate. Burgnlnl unly word is G Albrig! 23 N, Y. Ule bldg, e — Holiday goods, Fren, el We now have on sale the largest and finest line of Omaha, ‘We putinto this sale the larges Ximas siippers ever in and finest stock of samplo slippers west of Chicago. All “the_fine sample their cost. Compare our prices. Men’s velvet 65¢; worth $1.00, Men’s fine op 1 cmbroidered stippers, ...\. aembroidered slippers, 90c; worth $1.5 1 e tnereals)| ipeta) wor! th $2.00. ush embroidered slippers, 50, Boys’ fine worth ? fine \ul\al ‘embrowderhd slip- \oxlh $1.00, Ladies’ fine felt slippers, sizes 90c; worth Lndies’ fi 003 worth 8203, In fine shoes we offer you cannot afford to m HAYDE pers, BROS and shy Poor, The pretty custom of buyi the sehool ehildven yesterday, wagon load of articles were which will be distributed ton City mission 1 the little one ing the kindergartens added their and about mite nts for the 1 0f the poor. Dolls at % Today (Saturd go at a disconnt ol ent off, The Rock etsat reduced rates during days. M you are wolng enstor wes you will find the finest vestibuled trains | service in The World’s and the America on fair special, limited, leaving Omaha a 440 p. m, daily for Chicugo and east furnishes all mode:rn Ticket oftice 1602 Farnam Charles Kennedy, ern Passenger best dining ear this line. Holiday goods, Water rents due Juy at company’s ofice, cent discount allowed if paid on or be slippers from Adams & Pottingill’s fuctory at less than ca embroidered slippers, velyot _ombroidered slip- 24 to 4, plush slippers, sizes 24 to you bargaius Christmas presents for the poor was not overlooked by a contributed, rench dolls Is'and foute will sell tick- the holi- | the luxuries, street, General Northwest- Mrs. Grace Cooper of this city called at this ofice last evening to state that there had been a misrepresentation of facts re- garding the shooting of her husband, J S Cooper, who was killed by Sheriff Harris Bassctt, December 4. She not there atthe time of the shooting, and her information was what she had r ved from friends at that place. While she did not doubt that there been atisfled that than She done the shooting ood judgment Juld have prompted. denied that her husband had any shooting, claiming that the wound that he inflicted upon May was by striking him with the barrel of an unloaded h 3 he had in Kis hands when | sheriff. She was told that t, and that th thit he would insane at the time. > gold cure far the liquor and then 1o had affected his b couplo we v Wife 1s in unable t t a tend the funeral, \|un | ssett, where tne nl:mnph ion, you donb. wont. @ ath; vou don’'t ‘want a headache. Then use Do \Witt's Little Early Risers, the Famous little pills. all our I'rench dolls i ver cent off. N. BB. FALCONER. RS Federal Offenders Senten . Judge Dundy pronounced senten a number of petty culprits yesterd d sold whisky, used the Unit ils for improper purposes and | Saturday tiscount of upon coffences. nd costs, homus William | Sloan was obl t | help him out of the parental exchequer to the tune of §20 and a good big bill of costs ey 1 Tgnorance of the merits of DeWitt's Little Early is o misfortune. These litile pills regulate the liver, eure headache, dys- pepsia, bad breath, conslipation and - bilious- ness. - Postponed the Sin “The musical concert to have been given last evening in the Young Men's Christian association auditorium by the jubilee singers > | was postponed indefinitely, owing 1o the | very small number of people present. The convert wus to hive been given for the hene fore Jaruary 1. Ofice open Wednesdays ! fit of the St. Paul mission at Nineteenth and and bulundn)s Uil 8 p. m. Center streets, DRPRICES pdll Bakmg Powder. The nuly Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum, Used in Millisns of Homes—40_Years the Standard, for Life, ‘The desperate struggle for a ren of the joys of health is a spectacle most puintul to benold. Every victim ot Nervous, Chronic —AND-- :| Private Diseases knows but too well the horrors of that almost hopeless combat; and every one of the many thousands who have been completely cured of these distressing and dangerous maladics by theso un- riviled speelalists, the famons mfiesfl% knows the inexpressible delizht of a real and permament restoration of that priceless boon,.ood health. If you are among the afileted ones, consult them at once. fena 4 cents far a copy of their tilus- truted new book of 120 pages. Consulftation Free,. Call upon, or address with stamp, Drs. Betts X Betts 119 South (4th Streat, CORNER OF DOUGLAS ST, MCCGREW THE SPECIALIST. Is unsurpassed in the treatment of all PIRVATE DISEASES Write for eirculars and question list free. 141h and Farnam Bte., Umuhll. Neb. 154 to 166 Btate Bi Wil mall Free their tiewly Catalogue of Band i.YON HEAL v"f’, X aod Drum l.;u. *rchcs ly hw.u-luud of Band Misic. Elastic Stocking Trusses, Crutches, Batteries, Water Bottles, Syringes, Atomizers, Medical Supplies |7 ALOE & PENFOLD, 114 §.15thst., . Next to Postoffice. NERRASKA S. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Capital Surplus. ... e e ) N Patrions Lowis b THE IRON BANK, NERVOUS'RJSP‘EPEB% L DEBILT that ac SRMA- The Mercer. Omaha’s Newest Hotel COR. 12TH AND HOWARD 873, 40 ROOmS At §2,60 per day. 0 Kooms at £3.00 per day. 0 Keoms with Bath at £.0) per day. 0 Koomy with Bath ut $3.90 to #4.60 per day. OPEBNED A\J(‘-[]S'l‘ 1st Modern in Every Kespeot, Newly £ urnluhml Throaghout. C. B. ERB, Prop. Merchants’ Hotel. FARNAM ST., Between 15th and 16th Streets, WA I’\\HW IR.. PROPRIETOR management of the il make such lmprove- u s will make this house of the best at which tostop in Omaha “The requirements ana wants of all patront will be carefully aitendod o rally located th's hote ctions to the tewvelin ance of its former bery ity fully nsked WA TARTORT IR OMAHA, De 11802 WINTER RESORTS. THE OGLETHORPE, BRUNSWICK, GA. A PERFECT WINTER RESORT HOTEL Opens Jan. 4. Send for circular. ¥amous for henlihful climate, bwimy ses air, pioe forests, fng drives and squatic and field sporis WARREN LELAND, Jr,, Manager. Christmas? That's the question that agitates the same mind rather ning—and schen in dark nooks and fc all eventiul day. sitation. It is pleasant—this plan- s making —and buying—and hiding away 5 these Christmas gifts, till the But we all enjoy it—we men as well. What Does a man want? That's the poser. hundred’: can buy for boys—and girls—and school friend: mothers—and wives-—but @ —he’s so diffe few things that a man wants that don’t cost ) woman who's all tired out ~I1up|un;.,. But she’s wrong. your particular ““he 1 umbrella—(he’ll need “protection”). W 50. Then There ve all sorts— 66 likes slippers—every man docs—likes to put’em on feet up higher than his head—and puff a good ciga (that’s the price of the slipp Then men like to by a pretty woman, and they even enjoy one. Best all linen collars or culls 25 —buy him handkerchicis —plain or fancy Want to call your attention to a hundred dozen full si silk hemstitched handkerchicfs—the fifty. Then there's neckwear—a safe think to ¢ from the old 5 how elegantly gotten up s Then there's su penders, Aside from regular goods, (lm, to 75¢), we show novels ties designed especially —plain or embroldergd— 1.00 to $2.25. There's and put his s ). fine Japanesoe kind—at 25¢ cach, " to, always, Aside Christmas—in silks and satins—all color the finest goods made—in individual boxes gloves and mittens mufflers 15¢ to $2.00 -an especially attractive line of handsome ¢olors in cashmere and crazy ¢loth at 50¢, Then jewelry—ecuff buttons, lever or link—watch guards—scarfs tuds—buttons andso on, Our corner window with each are rked with its price tells you where to buy your “male” presents for (fln1snnd59 @ OPEN TILL9P. M. .SATURDAYS, (O P. M,