Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 22, 1893, Page 8

W. R BENNETT (0. Tewelry Department—Onr Watoh and Olock Repair Department a Grand Success, TRY BENNETT'S POPULAR PRICES Crockery Station- Hardware Furniture All Contaln Surprises for This Week, Dry Goods and Notlons artment Gro . repair depa yone is | ing in ke your watch Our watch and ¢ ment is a grand delighted: watches and cle in great quantitics, 1 or clock eerywhere and then to us, don't tell us though and see if our price isn't the lowest. In thi® department we have watches at $1.50 ecach, jewelry of all kinds, silver- ware A large line of excellent butcher km\1~-u\\ 10¢. Knives and forks only e set. Pearing knives only 16 Si ver plated teaspoons only 20¢ gains in e, succe: notion de napkins, i only In our dry Yyou will find linen ast black wool hose, pair gloves, all sold at. “BENNETT'S POPULAR In our crockery department sauce boats only 1¢ inch 1; 7-inch | plates Te each: tea cups wash bowl and piteh s castor only Tumblers wh lass lamps, Cuspadores (fancy cach ladies 19¢ PRICES." have only plates G-piece decorated toilet set $1.98, 100-picce porcel dinner set $8,98, Kitchen reflector lamps 4 good and cheap. STATIONERY 3e toilet pape puver, extra unch. 24 sheets paper 3¢, 3 lead pencils for 10e. Ink de bottle. cilage 3¢ bottle, Our drug department Vaseline only ly 1k ent value, parent (large size Shandon Bells only only 5 W PARTME envelopes dozen Mu- wonder, is a Toilet soup, Trans- Turkish Bath are still giving away in partment *clam boullon,” dial,” “becf boullon tracts.” Drop in and HARDWARE DI Tack pulle tacks all for boot jucks, only 5 and tac RTMI Iron w bells, only © dust pans, 10¢ lifters, coffeo pots, each: stove wood rules, be each ) We iving away in our tea, coffee and department, fancy pitchers, eups and sancers, decorated china plates, 1a , cook books, fruit baskets and rrware, with a pound of tea or baking powd Boston ready made crystal jei e in this depar: tment, FUR DEPARTME We have a new tapestry reckenrs, for the holiday trade, butas th did not arrive in time, we will close them out at 8195 for tapestry, and plush, $3.00; French plate mirvrors, 25e¢, 48¢, 7 e and 95e. Comforts at 6 and uy close our regular $1.00 blanket at A few more pillow sham holde close at 1ic, very chea GROCERY DEP Elegant new line of e dry fruits. Our qualit, the highest and our prices the lowest. We handle all kinds of cheese. Stareh (laundry) de per |m|u|d. corn stare per [munll' y 4 de lush and ordered arorated and B asch cake flour, 10¢; 10e; tomatc Buy cott sample pail, soda He 8 mour) Zie, any Look for bargains in all our de- partments. You will find them and can ave all you want s Iuw' as they last, W. R. BENNETT CO. o and injun xle grease, 3 boxes for 10¢ per can. line of us. Call and get a Oliv > quart. Church’s All canned soups (Ar- kind, L Kelley, Stiger & Co. Continue to give 50 PER CENT DISCOUNT on fall and winter CLOACS, and 20 per cent discount on all other WINTER GOODS, (s 2. H. Davies will mmed hats at § sstofll postoflic ““Jo-He," room 512, Sheely bl'k, Omaha. tomorrow Opposite gain, ent death of my wife ed to offer for immediate sale at a great sacrifice my restaurant, situated at 1411 Douglas street, known as the MeDonald restaurant. This must be sold at once, as T wish to leave the « Our trade is the best and business increasing. To the right party with ample security am willing to give 1 sonable time or will take ance unincumbered real esta H. WoRbp, ot, Omaha. Owing to the re T am compell 1411 Doug hats Davies. Your choice of 200 trimmed morrow for 1.50. Mrs, R. H e Frescoing and interior decorating de signs and cstimates furnished, Henry Lehmann, 1508 Douglas street. of Omaha is well trated by the fact that Brennan, Love & Co,, room 430 Paxton block, have just re- ceived a trust fund of two hundved and fifty thousand ($250,000.00) dollars, with instructions to loan the same on Omaha real estate at from 5to 7 per cent, ac- cording to security. Building loans a specialty. to- The stability —— Money to loan, lowest 8. Fidelity Trust company, 17 n street. Peacock is the best soft coal. Sold only by Jones, opposite postoftice, e = EAST OR SOUTH Via the Wabash Route, The short line to St. Louis and guick- est route south, 37 hours to Hot Springs. 37 hours to New Orleans. § hours to Atlanta, y 52 hours to Jacksonville With corresponding fast time to al points cast and south. Round trip tickets to Hot Springs, v Orleans, ]ukul harles, Galveston, Antonio, City of Mexico, Los A clsco, Mobile, Jacksonville, ' vana and all the winter 1 south and west. Reclining free to St. Louis, Toledo and Pullman buffet sleeping cars « trains. Baggage checked from hotels and private residences to destination For tickets, sleeping car accommodations and further inf ation call at Wabash chair cars bring it | | cloak pure pocket knives, your choice for | rtment | Overalls, pants and a large line of | only | ets Vaseline, | 9 | this de- | | fail to see illus- | Detroit. | all | . ticket offic: Farnam street, or write, G. N. CLayrc Agent, Omaha, WORLD FAIR Col GIVENAWAY Boston Store Commences Tomorrow a Uloak | Sale Ahsoluv-ly Without Parallel OR EQUAL—8,000 LADIES' CLOAKS Our Entire Prescnt Stock Jackets Will Be Closed at Which Will Make Them Go 1n Next 10 Days, Ladies' Stylish Prices BOSTON STORE WILLGIVE AWAY, FRIF fur muff of real monkey or bear fur, worth from $2.50 to 5.00, will be given away free to every n this sale, Or a World's fair souvenir coin, the United States government. I'hose wishing to take advantage of cither of these liberal offers must bring this advertisement with them. We have now about 8,000 ladies' cloaks jackets, every one of which was made Every one of these is made in An elegant black ued | R ( anything from « and we are willing and do make ALL SOt OF SACRIFICES in order to carry out this rule. We go so far that, nomatter how great » loss will be, we are positive that no ment will be allowed to remain if some kind of price will move it. For instance: We have a number of ments that sold before from $45 to $60: you can for $18.75, All those beautiful fur-trimmed jack- in black or tan beaver, with full shawl collars of astrachan, coney or ]|4|~~HHI If satin lined, and which sold now at §11.: \H those ARRY OVER e season to the other, very fine the buy gar- holidays at them’ now | and stylish . with half lining of ¢! silk. and big pearl buttons, w to sell at #19.00, go now at $8.75. Then there's a big lot of Lady Frank- its, with real astrachan notched rs and trimmed :ves, that would worth $15.00 at wholesale, go now at | $6.50) And if that is not enough we cut price of all the black diagonal ree jackets that sold for as high as $9.00 ¢ be the So take your choice before this g good lot of bargains is exhausted. We pledge our word that we will not wry over one single garment until next season. And if there's any virtue in cutting prices we won't have acloak in the house before the week's out BOSTON ORE, Sole Agents for MeCalls' Patterns, N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. ced m.\ question eve ) percent diss We answer, yes, mnllln balance of this month you into Cook’s Shoe Store and select any shod you way want, and our salesmen will take 20 por cent off from our regular selling price. The crowds who are attending this | sale all attest the fact that we do as we advertise. Our store is warm and pleasant, everybody is invited tocome us show you shoas, whether not. All goods are marked in plain figuwes. G. W. COOK & SON. 203 and 205 South 15th street. Cook’s Ol Reliable Shoe Store. and | in and let you buy or Continue to give 50 PER CENT DISCOUNT on fall and winter C 1 OAKS, and 20 per on all other WINTER GOODS. S ing, the number of far- people. who are now buying in South Omaha from Persons Come and see us. Don't wait prope has advanced two or times what it can be bought for | until thre now. - Your choice of 200 trimmed hats morrow for $1.50. Mrs. R. H. Davies. to- s as excursion o I.-u\u Omaha Friday evening, Februarvy 3, the opportunity of a lifetime. Tickets are good toreturnuntil June 1. Through sleeping car to Galveston via Houston. Applications for tickets must be made by the 31st January. For particulars and_ tickets apply to T \ lliams, room 5: First National bank building, Omaha, Neb. biokis o 20 (g Look Out for Cold Wenther. But ride inside of the electric lighted and steam heated vestibuled apartment trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway and you will be a arm, | comfortable and cheerful as in your own | library or boudoir. To travel between Chicago and Omaha in these luxuriously appointed trains is a supreme satisfac- tion; and, as the somewhat ancient ad- vertisement used to 1 “for further particulars Small bills | and large ones, > accepted for passage and sl + tickets at 1501 Farnam stre; See Dr. Keim, dentis located in Barker bloc sale on laughing g now comfortably with a big fir - If you want money on real e Fidelity Trust com te don't 1y, 1720 Farnam st e wag LOW RATE EXCURSION, caman, wagons and carriages. and Return, y 24th, 1893, my sixth leave Omaha, bound the round trip, first | class, will be cheaper than of any railroad compin, you fifteen days to go in, fifteen days to come, and until June Ist, 1893, to return. r further information as to land, climate, cost of living and all particu- lars as to_purchase of your ticket, call on or address R. C. Patterson, 425 Ramge building, Omaha, nd I will give 104 Cuming st. nfullible cure. ir Real estate, Bargai mly. \l\ \\nul is good. Here's You The Burlington Denver reaches next mornin P. M. express that ¢ ity at seven s sleeping, dining and chair cars; makes copnection with all tea ntinental trains via the scenic lines to the coast. “The Burlington also offers unequaled | dol | fully” | bene | factured stock | company, at East Omaha, consisting in double daily service to Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas Cit Ticket office—1 i nam street, MUCH IMPORTANT WORK. Executive Councll of Woodmen of the World Closes & Busy Session, The executive council of W World spent the day in closing up the busi ness of the session. It was decided to es- tablish the southeastern jurisdiction and make J. B. Frost of Atlanta, Ga., the official head and manager of that jurisdiction. The sa ign commander and the sover. eign physician were authorized to revise the application blanks so as to make them con ‘ticable, to the form ternal congress e and sympathy were passed upon the death of Sovereign Adyisor Tuthill The Woodmen circle, which is the ls ¥ to the ore as recognized und tectorate of the sovereign camp. The colors of the order to be used in flags and banners, hereafter will be white, red and black, and aluminum will be the metal used in the jewels and badges of the frater- nity The remuneration that shall be allowed the committees which will be obliged to hold meetings during the year was agreed upon and established he board of mana meet semi-annually to investigate the ¢ of the order, able information was rec from Canada with reg: ble action of the Dominion bill to permit the or n Canada SO A— Marrin The following marriag sued by County Judge Eller yesterday Name and address {James A. Powers, Omaha i Jennic E. Powell, Omaha rles 1€ A, Selilinghyde, A AL Crow, Omahi il b v, Stiger & Co, Continue to give 50 PER CEN'T DISCOUNT on fall and winter CLOAKS, and 20 per cent discount on all other WINTER GOODS, zers was instructed to fairs ved during i to the inment to incor- nses were is Omaha. World hmmu\ Eli Perkins says: “Af- ter people have gone over all the routes to California once, they settle down to the old U. P, This road will always be the great transcontinental line. 1t has k, the best equipment, the houses, and it teaches the traveler more history and geography than any other line. It shows you his- toric Salt Lake and the Mormons, t you through the Laramie pl. the Humboldt basin and the Grand canyon, over the very stage route that Horace Greeley and Artemus Ward rode. Once on ev where, Pueblo, H cama and * Diegc “rand :nd 108, the Union Pu it [t runs to i and the ttle, Los Ar and is the onl 0. It has no for our California L. Lomax, G. P. & T. A., or H. F Deuel, city ticket agent Union Pacific System, 1302 Farnam street, Omaha. goos Portland and Yosemite, Ta- los and San route into San ivals yot.” ghts and By & Co., 166 Adams ot, ago, 1., desire a local mana- ger to e rnes nagement of the sale of their new universal Atlas. Anyone desiring a pleasant and profitable posi- | tion would do well to write to them. 'r(nllpA yment. Mr. Hamilton Mickle, ) the \unh\u--.(uln Masonice ciation, 1623 [ Omaha, Neb.—My Dear Sir to thank you, and through you the home manage- ment, for the Northwestern Masonic Aid association of Chiago, I11., for the prompt, honorable and honest manner in whi the policy for “‘ten thousaund m the life of my late husband, “Hagh G. Clark,” was ‘paid. 1 ‘cheer- recommend the Northwestern Masonie Aid association to any and all who may want good, safe and cheap life insurance. Wishing you and the associa- tion a grand sue . [ am very truly, [swm-.l] ELEN I{ CLARK. More mon has boen mado by pur- chasing real state at the right time than any other investment made. Now is the time to buy from Persons & Berry. Buy while it i5 cheap and have the t of the great advance which is sure to come in South Omaha soon. - Mrs. R. H. 200 trimmed postoftice. Davies w! |l] sell tomorrow hats at $1.50. Opposite Recelver's Sale, Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock, noon, of 27th January, 1893, for any part or the whole of thé manufactured and unmanu- of Robinson & Stokes art of a full line of the Buckskin's brand of pants alls and duck clothing, together with office - furniture, fixtures, partitions, safe (Hall), about 100 sewing machines, and all tables, shelving, tools and ap- pliances, including one band cloth- cutter, ~ used in said factor, and also including one 40-hor power boiler, one i-horsepower engine, dynamo for instalation of 280 incandescént lights, together with the buiding and appurtenances the latter to be sold subject to any vights of Bast Omaha Land Co. therein, The inventory, stock and above art s may be examined on the premise ch bid must be for cash or its equivi- lent, accompani tified check payable to my or 0 per cent of amount bid.~ The is reserved “hrated shirts,over- ri | to reject any or all bid Dated January 6, 1803, DGAR ZABRISKIE, MONTGOMERY, CHARLTON & Attorneys. it L “The Falls of Nlagara™ is the title of a new book, beautifully printed and elegantly bound, containini some thirty different views of Agara alls reproduced from the finest instan- taneous photographs, and accompanied by deseriptive text from the pens of dis- tinguished writers, extending from Father Hennepin down to Charles Dud- ley Warner and Sir Edwin Arnold This sumptuous little volume will be sent to any address on receipt of the publishers' price of 50 cents. A similar volume, containing twenty large plates with de- seriptive text, forming an -admirable practical guide to the KFalls, under the appropriate title of “How to See Niag- ara,” will be sent for the same pri Address, enclosing money order or postal note, Brentano's, 204 Wabash avenue, ( Inuwu 11, " DIED. podmen of the | UARY Thelr Ammunl Masquerade. first annalemasquerade ball of the ace club was Meld Wednesday rest hall. Masks were removed at 11 o'clock, the foldwing guests participating Mr. and Mrs. Kawser, Mr. and Mrs. Madden, Mr. and Mrs. thfi:m Mr. and Mrs. Brosnan, Mr. and Mrs nis Ulm, Mr. and Mrs James McQuadeZ Mr. and Mrs, Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Ulm, Mr. and Mrs - Quade, Mr. and'Bes, M. Flynn, Mr. and Vinquist, Mr. anil\Mrs, Rieck, Mr. and Turkelson, Mr.sand Mrs, Dolan Mrs. Pier: and Mrs, and Mrs. Mr. and wann, Mr. and Mrs._ Norris, Mr. and Mrs Huff, Mr. and M Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. 'ne Gedultig, Mr, and Mrs, J. Ryan, Mr. Mr. and Mrs, J. Scullen, J. Shannon, Mr. and Mrs, L. and Mrs. Shupp, Mr. and Mrs V Mr. and Mrs. L. Bovd, Mr. and Mrs Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, Mr. and Misses Han R Donahue, Aggie Donahu J \lmnr Kate Donagher Maggie Robinson, Mati Clifford, Rose Wee Hilda Vinquist. Ida Vil ggie Flint, Anna Haglund, + Mamie M vock, Selia e, Miunie Woodard Robinson, 1 Williams, Emma Qu Rose Poone, Call. N Kate Astiofort 1. re Weeks, H. Dennis, Charles Frick, Lew rick, Vinquist, Charles Ryan, Charles Co J. Barbas, M. M, » I Johuson, gust Olson, § Farrer, G. Baumann, umatn, fe., 1. Maher, J. Mo Picronett, H. Call, Hans Nelson John Dewey, B. MeArdle, D, Ostrom, C. Ostrom, W. Henn A, A. Umpherson, Gus Carey, ( A Harris, M. Ford Dinner and Card Party, For Miss Cudahy and Miss Clara Cud of Chicago, Mss. E. A. Cudahy gave a b tiful piuk luncheon on Monday. Covers were id for, ten, the table being richly decorated, a handsome Dresden lamp_ standing in the center, the shade being a deep rose in color, with candelabra h led in pink No cloth w id, doileys of Mexican drawn work saving the handsome table from marks La France roses banked the n souvenirs of the same flowers we; plate. The guests were Miss Cly Miss Chandler, Miss Hamilton, Miss Dundy, Miss Ida Sharp, Miss Willi; Miss Cudahy, Miss Clara Cudaby and Au- M Callatinn 1. F. Madsen, Jap O"Mall Brown Mrs.! ¥ Mrs. Cudahy invited a number 1ladies to play cards in honor of beautiful prizes being won by Miss quider, Mrs. J. J. Brown McShane.” Among those present, we Remington, Mrs. Baxton Mrs. Cotton. Mrs, . M. Ricl tehen, Mus, We Brown, her h Barton, Mrs. , Mrs. Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Cowin, . W. V. Morse, Mrs. Colpetzer, Miss Magr Mrs. Lehme Mrs. | i Mrs. Connell, r., Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Deuel Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Coffman, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Monell, Dundy, Mus. Mrs, Mus. Deering, Mrs A nan Club, Friday evening the North Omaha ( club gave a dance. at Erfling's hall ficures were danoed, all being indire figures b agon, fife, orchestra, knot, mb. The ge was led by W ing. Among thesc Fowler, Jones, Wedge, Coon, Bow P Dempsey, Kellie, ¥ pman, Alihas, Hall . ot Dodson, Osborne, Van Court, h, Council Bluffs: Snyder, Coun en, Council Bluffs. \mdm.nL Squire, 3 an light lhv\ullnul Fowler) Kenyon, hamplain, ing, Kuhn, llowship Club, Wednesday evening the Fellowship club e its first annual ball under exc plunml]) ces, the committees : e being as follows itive committee, A. Bank, H. Glick, R. ('msbl-rg floor, and focoption committe, L Keiffer, A. Kali Goldste door committes, 'Sigismund Kahn Abrams. wenty-two numbers were danced, a de- lightful banquet being served at midnight. The following are the club members: Bank, H. Glick, k. Ginsberg, H uml J. A. l\.l ish, A X [ ciffer, 5. Kendis Klein, H. Herstein, H. Greenblait, lin, M. Fierman, Events Miss Lemist will giv White on Monda Mrs. Charle club T a luncheon for Miss will entertain the Smith announce, ening. Remington will eyening, fol- iCensington on Frid Mrs, William A, tion Tuesday evening, Mrs. Moritz Meyer ‘announc for Wedne: osdny aftornoon from 10 b Mrs. T. B. Cuming will give a dancing party for her niece, Miss Hamilton, Monday evening, January 30. vea recep- 4 reception & In South Omaha, The Ideal club of South Omaha gave a most_enjoyable social at the Knights of Pythias hall last Thursduy evening. Card playing and dancing we usements, Among those in attendanc Misses Rash, Woodward, Hopper, Br Elliott, Savage, Hunter. aw, Hammond, Wilcox, Lott, lu Munshaw, rifith , Phillips, Kel ' Anderson, Hall, Griftith, Carpenter, Hammond, osney, Supplee, Cock Ackerly, Carpenter, High Five M For Mrs. Howell, Miss donald, Miss W in Coulter and Mrs, A keley entertained at Ligh five Friday afternoon. Delightful re freshments were served duving the after noon, enjoyed by the following guests: Mrs Hoavell,” Mrs. MeDonald, Miss Coulter, Miss Boyd, ' Mrs. Redick, Mrs. Chase, Mrs Wheeler, Mrs. Mo Miss Ogd Ammeil, Miss Dundy, ' Mrs. Stebbins, Miss Sharp, Mis arp. Miss Bache, Miss Kelier, Mrs. Robertson and ) Bierbower, Played High Five. and Mrs. Will W. McBride enter ty athigh five last Tuesday even. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. C. B Miss~ Lloyd, Mr. nd Mrs. G, Bran Mr. a small and My, O, denburg, A high five club was formed, th which will be deeided upon lat will take place weekly of tings Th was a me the Douglas County Agricultural soc psterday after- noon at 2 o'cloekan the Ihmx f the Board of Trade. President James Walsh occupied the chair and the attendance was good The premium list and the rules goveruing awards at fairs given by the society were revised, aud some time was spent in settling up claims against the old association DFPRICE'S am Bakin Powde% The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder,—No Ammonia; No Alum Used in Milli-us of Homes—g40 Vears the Standard, 22, 1893—SIXTEEN evening #® | Mrs. Cush- | 9 | t, the | | measurement have | Rondoyntght 'FARNAM ST, THEATER PAGES, INVADED THE REALMS OF ART Pugilists, Divorced Women and Ball Players in the Roles of Actors, SLIMY FOUNDATIONS FOR A REPUTATION tross, will aisclose herself in “Camille” on Monday evening. This woman from the boot-shiaped peninsula has given us som thing new in the line of star She was expected, so liters s handlers say that she ewhere since she stepped into town lust® drama, “Captain Hearne,™ the Union Square today and thus the decks will be fairly cleared for the incoming woek On Monday evening will be performed ing the principal Robert Gutting, jr. Minnie My at the 8 acting in 3 s 0 stage Selig will the soason at the revival of the 8ol Daly's. On Wedne: pire wiil be opened by stock company, On_ Thursday Marion Manola and “John Mason will produce { Friend Fritz* at Hermaun's, The cnsu ing week will be scarcely less proficient in dramatic novelties, and so the last half of the theatrical s will greatly en livened. These are the strong theatrical features that will be here this week and | next. The Daly company returns to “The School for S handsomely with Ada Rehan as Lady Teazle, The othier continu Aristocracy ™ at Pa mer's, Blue Jeans' the Fourteenth Street, “A Soclety Fad Bijou New South' at the Br The Feacing Master” at the Casino, *The Mountebanks at the Garden, the Lyceum The Black ( Academy, “A Trip to Ch son Square, *The Mulligzar at Harig Der Vogel Haindler” at the Amberg, and the { Bowery has a new and roaring melodrama —_—— tandard, involy 'w o York by companion o of Ruined Lives as th Pro itimate Utilizing the Wreckag: | Stepping Stones to W in the Histrion| With the Fame sion \l inhattan, and hool for Scandal day the New Em arles Frohman's New Yonk, Jan. 21.—The public has nessed the spectacle of women endeavoring with step ladders made from the wreckage o lives, to climb into the | dramatic The attack of the sluggers Sullivan, Corbett, MeAuliffe and a dozen of others upon the dramatic art is now | & part of history; and this week Mike Kelly the professional base ball player has come He adopts the stage and intends to “act™ for | & living. But another contribution impends. An ex conviet will soon display himself as a prison and incidentally actor. The scheme is to realize an honest living from a burglar’s reputation, and the stage, forsooth | is seized upon as an accessory to that end | Dunlap, who was an actor before the North | ampton bank robe iew and melodrama roduce ”“b upon the The star a®ors in the original, Scott, ry and the rest, are Il dead and | to dispute Dunlap's assump. tion of the leading role in the reproduction of that fa s transaction. Dunlap,who was | pardoned for his part, has supplied the data. | It makes no di probably, that the average sensibilities shocked at the notion of a condemned and lib | erated criminal seeking thus a_cash capital on his own degradation. Deceny would | ful demand, if it had a chance, that aleast the | “Th personality of the woman who effected Dun | Tap's , because her husband misled | him, would be left out of this malodorous | play wit \son e at tho Proposes to little headache, dys il bilious: irly Risers is a misfortune, T} lls rezulate the liver, cure pepsia, bad breath, constipation a ness, there is no one it Thente is Week, tomo at Wonde and Bijou theater an_entirely new pro will be introduced. Duving the days the Bijou stock company has been c fully rehearsing the sensational melod Streets of New York,” a play that has Bljou Commencing oW are past iy public throughout the give the patrons of this ity of hearing Mr. G leading man, and Miss Nellie Elting, the new leading lady, in another line of charac ter work. _Both are_gieat performers no role “will in such capable It will an opportun east housc a part of the sch cash returns, ~The wife of tt, now happily remarried and 1ving on | Fifth avenue in this city, is to be personated in the play. If the public gorge doesnotrse | hands. — Mr. lls the best at this commercial trailing of man's erime | actor the management has as yet secured and of wifely shame, it would be fair to con- | and Miss Elting with her high spirit, humor clude that mnew standards of dramat pleasing voice and g il manner has been set up among the With the capa her members of this ex New York specialty a strong feature, as duo of hund ud banjoists. Mil veze per character people. SYNe 18 cellent company a W should prove a ek of Endings. Drew, andard will wind up tonight 8 sucoosaful vun, And, by (he! wiy: "Dy e Musgrave & y killed a man_the other night. The artists, and the s close down in front and during the | acrobats, introducing a dan t the fun drove im to paroxysms | act upon a high perch and br of laughter that made him hysterical, which | Also others will appear in the olio | finally wound him up in a fit. An ambulance | Manager Day can give a show of such magni lugged him away to his hotel | tude a small prices wiil always puz broeke closes ton Manhattan | the public. house, where gr: 1 Mrs. Blanche of the' Fifth Avenue thes at this house Elenora Duse AMUSBM EuNTq Jnlln y in a daring, da man second g ail R lout | Perfect aet.on ant pariess he ter thi k, and | from the useof DaWitt's Littlo rly Risers the Italiai ac- | A perfect little pill POPULIH __PRICES. Like Rome All Roads Lead to the House of Success, ONE WHOLE WEEK COMMENCING WITH Today’s Matinee, Jan. 22nd. THE GREATEST OF ALL PLAYS PERFECT STAGE MECIHANI AN UN Wednosday and Saturday Matinees. RENNANT SALE e \WEflfi v Qo duw Fine Trouserings AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 Odd Sample Lengths of Imported and Domestic Trouserings— Gtfi Former prices from g$ro down to $6—now offered At $8.00 to $5.00. A Splendid Assortment—come ecarly and pick out the choicest. g TAILOR }.—Samples mailed Free to out-of-town customers. 207 &S, 15th Street. will | Oficial Wife™ norance of the merits of DeWitt's Littlo | [ AMUSEMENTS, TO-NIGHT, SUNDAY JANUARY 23, Last performance ot ANNIE LEWIS, And Litt & Davis' Company in A NUTMEG MATCH. Don't fall to sce the gr Seene, " Hoar Miss Lowis sing | Moon" ‘See the beaut gland raral life, | THIS EVENING Pricos | cony, at Pilo Drivin, The Man | ful pleture of Nes s, First floor, b0 60¢ and 700 Gall Wi Jan. 24-5, Wednesday HERE AT LAST. THE FUNNY SHOW OF THE SEASON, 1 $1.00; Bale A | New Edition HorTS | Curious Comedy C 1 the honest praise of both press and | also | re Wessells, the new | HOLE N THE GROUND. A Great Cast. ‘Special Scenery! Perfect Stage Settings! Startling and Strong Specialtiesi SEATS will be put on sale Monday morning at the following oricest First floor, H0¢, 75¢ and $1.00; bals cony, 50¢ and 75c; gallery, 250. Xt Attr: Comedia Frohe sin UNDER THE SNOW, But not snowed under, I's impossible to snow ine under, because I'm bound for Wonderland and Bijow theatre, Il gt theve, §f there were ava= tanches on_ every strect in the eity and blizzards on cvery strect corner. The shows there are attractive enough to pull full houses through the dee pest snows | —CO TO— ONDERLAND and BIJOU THEATRE Cor. 15th St. and Capitol Ave., On The Mol Family Theater of Omaha. Fitted and Conducte Refined Resort fo dies and Children. Continuous Performance From 1 to 10:30 p. m. Week Beginning Monday, January 23, CORCEOUS REVIVAL OF ——THE— Streets of New York Magnificent Scenery, Elaborately Costumed, Lavishly Staged. CEORCE NELLIE WESSELS ELTING Supported by the Bijou Theater Stock Company, | our Special!y Program SISTERS DAYTON Refined Vocal Artists in Bunjo Sougs Dances. MILLIE PIERCE The Daring Gymnust und Flyinz Trapeze Aot MUSCRAVE and PIQUETTE Character Change Artists, THE AHERNS : T Marvelous Acrobits lntroducing awuy Ludder and Perch AND OTHERS--AND OTHERS Friday Next taoies souvenin oay A handSome souvenir forevery ludy visitor, Children’s Matinee **"{#?Aqon Children admitted to same for 10 cents. ApMISSION Including i .1 Includl Includin Broake ony Seat juct Seat o 8 Hox Boat 50 Conth MATINEE PRICES Admission. Including Seat In Pur- quet or Balcony 20 Conty r { SAIL TO JAPAN FRANK K. ROBERSON From the I.Inlnlcr cnllmy. &8! and Davonnonq ey e B, Ll nul'n”luhl y e rl rud vie lul allt fnteresting und Vn autiful ln 1‘Mrlllkn MI laud, projécted by u powerful ste lhl R N0t 0w on 4116 &b Chase & "‘.. Ford & Charltoa s—&e.