Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1893, Page 8

8 W. R, BESNETT (0, ments Monday. COME SEE THEM--TO SEE IS TO BUY A Dollar Wil Go Farther at Hennett's Than You Can Imagine- Bennett's Ity Excels Everything-- Convince Yourself. unl- DEPARTMENT prices will prevail in this week that <. and many ur dollar ur prices are hts, counts and 1t of scales inds nd making very low ¢ an exhibitof H 4 and Coffee and all kinds Ve are serving it in a de- 1p of coffee fre Come inand The saf department all this next advertised for the past w new cuts have been m will go further we e afways vi sell all kinds cheap. Spice Depart " ip BENNETT'S Spring bal Last chance to get v le. Tea Quart covered pail only basins only Faney servers 1 quart retinned dipper only Copper bottom wash hoiler 63, Axe helves 10c each. Secrul cach. sweepers at $1,00, In this department we carry line of seales which we will sell cheap, thereby compelling cverybody to giv you full weights inevery thing you buy CIGAR AND WOODEN lll PARTMEN I‘ J de and 5 )\Hvll~ ceos, chewing and ~nu-|un,r. cheap. ut sale of spice cabinets, only 4% former pi geta HARDWARE ance scales, 5c. od serew driver kettles, copper bottom e only e brushes 3¢ quite a . Market baskets AT DEPAL ling great quantities on ac pr being very low though the market is advancing handle only the best meats we can buy: no seconds or braised meats in our store NETT'S BUTTER AND EGG DEPARTMENT. es are still phenominal. tter e and 16¢ and upwards, best and candled by ns "S DRY GOOD NOTIO) DEPARTMENT. Towel sale— Large towels be. Huck towels 10¢ Huck towels 12¢, Damask towels ]l« Huck towels 17¢. Fast black large line of other prices. Mittens and gloves in this at eut price \\- are s count of our al Wi rmerly formerly l e 19¢ close hose to and a ticles all at low CROCKERY MENT sets, large size ihe DEPAR and heavy only 63 and call them by n A few 1 quart tanka left vd glass pitehe which we will elose at 1ie or 2 for threy arc ¢ 3 -bottle glass bottles nickle top. Our 30c. syrup can "can't be beat in the cit T-inch glass covered bowl, 22c. 10-inch cake stand, 15e. 10-inch open glass bowl, 40c. 10 inch glass dish 15¢ 8- inch glass dish 1 6-inch glass dish 8¢. These are great bargains, be sure and see them We haye left ten of the 100-piece din- ner sets we advertised and sold last Sat urday for $6.98, W tomorrow, them. Kitchen lamp 42c. combination stand, lamp, and a beauty. We will continue to scll the best grade of white granite as we advertised it week. Cups and saucers, handled, ! set 5-inch plates 40¢ dozen. -inch plates e e g-inch plates T Terra cotta cuspidor, wstor, nickle stand is a reflector This lamp bracket China decorated cuspidor would be thought cheap at Hand lamp, complete, 15¢. Hand lamp, complet up. A good hanging lamp, complete, $1.50. 6 plece toilet set $1.98. These sets are 49¢, large and the decoration as good as on | any $15 Nickel top syrup cans, assorted colors, 8be. A good_syrup can for 8c; sold for 15¢ in most stores DRUG DEPARTMENT. We still lead in all of our prices, viz.: Prescriptions put up at about one-haif the usual price of other druggists, and all warranted. All patents sold on a basis of 3¢ %5c for §1 articles, and all warranted suit. to to IN STATIONERY. We shall continue to sell and paper at the 3¢ rate forashort time, or until the good stock is sold We cannot veplace the quality we are now selling. All advertised leaders in this depart- ment will be continued for a short time. INNETT'S FURNITURE DE Pillow sham holders, Blankets, comforts and lap vobes to close without regard to u.q W your time. Don't White blankets, L] bed price i former price $4.93, and ul \\Ib\ DEPARTMENT, ndy department you will find wch, few boxes left, S FLOUR DEPARTM EB"ST()N STORE'S GREATEST | Weo Offer Some Bpecial Drives in All Depart- | and | will elose them out | nicely decorated, | | 1 this can is | envelopes | Wash | | French en Carpet | | modes department | very | 'S 8¢ ) » ell them for $1.00 | [Ny sovd fer | is | | for a pattern. { st William Lynch & Co., Philadelphia’s Finest Dress Goods Btore, Quits Business. THE BOSTON STORE PAYS 850,000.00 For the Finest Stock of Silks Eve Stylish ts and All the New Goods Imported ress Shown In Omaha for Early Spring Trade. er*bofore has such an opportunity presented itself, which enables us to seil tomorrow the le of imported walf the cost of 1is colossal stock goes on sale in five AT 5y BUC, T5C, 98C. DOLLAR DRESS GOODS An immense lot of all wool English tufted suitings, all new AT 25C. 10-inch spring sian changeable novel- 25¢ a w inch*invisible plaid suitings, l,l strictly ed all wool ladies' cloth, ) IMPORTED DRESS GOODS AT 60 pieces of the finest grade all wool lies, in the most elegant de- able, go at 50c a yard. new German henviett 40-in. wide, H0c¢ a yard. pieces silk and wool erepes, in tans, and g 50 a yard 15 picees bi-in. ngli 1- tic ‘thing new for early spring all H0c, ) pieces French diagonal wide, blues, tans, grays, at Hc. 18 imagin all se 0 STLKS AT 20 different shad Canton. Ind nch new swivel silks, nch Corean silks, 50 a neh blue and white polka dot silks, vard neh draper Lot 50 DRESS GOODS FOR 750, {2-inch all wool “loth—the newes colorings, Tie a yard. lost line of 4 tte diagonal T5e a yard imported yard. 1 silk ua lity Shang y silks, 50c a yard. imported Burmah French eloth—i in ¢ weh all wool ever shown in aha, French novelty finished e h all \\uul new twilled whipcord neh German silk warp henriettas inch imported French drap d'Hima- And 100 fancy serges bew, odd of i'luminated as erocodiles, whip- oat 1o, worth picces $1.50. Lot & 98, WORTH UP TO § 100 pieces of wice new Glor different shades. The goods ever shown, 98¢, 16-inch all-wool changeable epingle, e yard. You only need 5 yards of this 2,00, silk, in grandest Drap d’Alma, in 2 inch ki slours, change- able effects y chic and swell t costume, 98¢ a ward, 42 inch silk and wool Pergia ties, i overshot eifects, new § blues, new reds, new guays, Hussard, grosbleu, 9% a yar » different styles of Parisian and Ber- linese novelties, a superb collection, at 98¢ a yard, all worth BOSTON STORE, Northwest corner 16th and Douglas. novel- en, new modes, PLAY DAY MORNING. e selection of fine French ginghams. ON MON- Choice and pretty dress goods. Superb fine hch chall New fine French satteens. Handsome printed baptiste. Splendid assortment of Domestic ginghams, New wash goods, ete. I\'T LEY, STIGER & CO. Corner Farnam and 15th streets, A special meeting of \ll unt Moriah Lodge of Perfection, No. 2. Ancient and pted Scottish Rite, will be held on lay evening, Februavy 7. \\mknu the 14th degre All membe ially invited. T, K. l'muucu('uu. tary. R o The agency for tue sate of Dr. Tefferi Diphtheria vemedy 04 Cuming st nfallible cure. physician required. hosic sale uln||||m'- Our hook and LOmorrow. - TO THE CARNIVAL CITIES Via the Wat The celebration of the Mardi .um\.ll FFeb, 14th in Mobile and ans will be on a grander and more sous scale than ever before, Sp ates from Omaha Feb, 6th to Now is the time to take a trip w‘nh (m business or pleasure. Only 40 hours Omaha to New Ovleans via the Wabash. s tickets, sleeping car accommoda- 15 and a copy of the Southern Home- seekers' Guide call at the Wabash oftice, arnam street, or write G, N. Clay- Nortwestern Pg Agt.,, Omaha, Rallrond, ton, 155, | Neb, ol with a guaranteed flonr at | » per sack, and so on veral cars on the way advise We have and ourdriends k up now ON OUR SECOND FLOOR. We have just received new consign- ments on stocks of doll buggies, baby buggies, trunks, valises and wooden- ware. Take the elevator up only one flight. Here you will find toys novelties, . BENNETT CO., 512 Capitol Ave. LOW RATE To Houstun, Tex , and Returs Monday, February 6, 1893, Bpecial party will leave Omaha, bound for Houston, Te: The rate for the round trip, first class, will be and I will give you fifteen days to go in, fifteen days to come, with stop-over privileges within the limit, and until June 1, 1893, to veturn. For further information as to land, climate, cost of living and all particu- vs as to purchase of ticket, call on or ddress R. C. PATTERSO} 425 Ramge building, Omaha, Ne Our book u;«l_ hosiery sale continues Jomorrdw. N. B. FALCONER. up to | and | Gl faces, of roses fc Guarante - - and inte, imates 08 Dou cerole ete. : chapped hands, d by Kuhn & Co. Frescoing v decorating de- furnished. Henry chmann, 12 as strdet. ng South" B. Horner, “Eiverybod Should write Gec vision Passenger A and Nashvill ilread, Broadway, St. Louis, Mo., tion s t0 route and rates. above mentioned has through sleeping car service to winter resorts that 1s surpassed by no othe line. The celebrated gulf coast resc ure located directly on this road. informa- The line inaugurated ts The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Used in Millisns of Homes—40 Years the Standard, SU \ DAY, FEBRUARY \TIRRI‘H. [P TR\DE. Tomorrow Will Positively Be the Last Day | [ The 99 COent Stere, 1310 Farnam Street, of Our Novel Sale, ForcingaDown Prices, EVERY THIRD ARTICLE GIVEN AWAY | THE OMAHA ONLY ONE MORE DAY, | DAILY BEE: GRAND PUBLIC BENEFIT SALE THIS WEEK i piiay \ We Gave Awn, dreds of Yards ful Beanti- e Furnishing Goods, Crockery, Glass- Dress Goods Yesterday, nware, Wood Third Yard Free Other De. partments in It ware, Lamps, Pictures, Frames, Tollet Artl Ete. . s AtSlaughter Prices. Our entire stock of woolen goods will be slaughtered. Every third pair of ladies’ woolen hose will be'given away. Every third undervest Every thivd pa Every third mel away. - pair socks given away. undershirt given away. unlaundered shirt given ' BARGAINS toilet paper cake turne funnels knive HOUSEHEEPE Toothpix 3¢ pack kage, fire shovels 3 egg beaters e, potato | | 3¢ | cork- ., basting amp burn- pudding . pie pans } salt and paper creamer: sugal sauce dishes ass pitchers given away. wloves given aw linen collar g k pans pins howls dishes very thivd g away. i WDRESS GOODS DEPARTM s Just think, y 2 yu dress | goods you buy the third will be given to | you. Stock all new and marked in plain | tigures. SHOE DEP lamp chim- eve GREAT 449¢ of the famous Stransky | ware | 49¢ for frying pans worth.$1.00. ARTMENT. { 49¢ for kettles worth $1.00. 50 pairs infants’ dongola shoes, size 1 49¢ for pans worth $1.00. to 3, only 1le, would be cheap at S0c. | 49¢ for teapots worth £1.00, One lot ehild's arcties, size 6 to 10, will 40¢ for coffeepots worth £1.00, 40¢ for washbasins worth $1.00. SACRIFICING LAMPS. 19¢ for your choice of lamps worth up 29¢ for lamps complete worth up to 8¢ for handsome decorated bisque lamp worth $2. SACRIFICINC All of our $1 books, letter cas on sale Monday T 18 TioAT 1L ve in Vlum goods cvel 1 to our sto SALE blue ‘nameled | shoes, good quality, size 8 2, worth 6o, All of our Iy sale for $1.4 n this riguin, + to Don’t miss this ba GIVEN AWAY. Every thivd yard dress trimming will be given away. sry third pair hose supporters given I'ln' All goods marked in pl DRUG DEPT. } dozen cakes pure ARTICT any scap in our 'stock, ian balm, cold cream, ne, bay rum, honey and other kes worth up to 15¢ a cake. He, 8e and 10¢ for combs worth double., 19¢ for your of hair brushes, worth up to $1 This is special fo VAL See our magnificent d The stock in t from and all at our populs THE 99-CENT S 19 Farnam st. Weather, electric lighted vestibuled apartment ), Milwaukee & St. and you will be as warm, le'and cheerful as in your own 'y or In-mluil In(x «I for Hood's Sursap: 1, worth $1. HARNESS DEPT. Harness from $5.50 to $20.00, Everything reduced in thisdep't. Whips 7e, 10¢, lae, 20¢, and up- 1 HOUSI 30¢ brooms reduc Curling irons Quart covered bucket Liverything cut to the partment for one d GROCERY DEPARTM 10 POUNDS best granulated sug 490, 1 pound pure country former price Get our prices on best teus, butter, syrup, can fruit, laundry soaps, canned fish, etc 300 ||:|i\‘~||u n's pants, worth > for Monday, $1 oty alodl $61a s one Halt price. Don't fail to visit our second floor, THE BELL STORE, Douglas and 15th sts., Oppo. | I FURNISHING 1to 17e. DEPT. only de. core in this de- St Look Out for Col But ride inside of th and steam hea trains of the Ch Paul rail comfortab Iilx for ar honey for 15C, FLOUR, coffee, cheese, .n|-|m|mx d trains i | tion: and, as the son v ment used to re particulars see small bills.” and | ones, too) will be for pa and sleeping car 1501 Farnam street. or Small bills pted- tickets at Cor. sale e . FALCONE e This is 0 K. Scofield will sell Monday £8.00 and $10.00 cloaks for $12.00, $13.00 and $15.00 cloaks for #5.00. Better grades equally as low. make a mistak bargains early. Our book and hosie tomorrow. N. i NG W. T. Seaman, wagons ‘u||| carriages. The Congregational ¢ lub 1..‘“«“..4 will occurat the First Congregati corner 19th and Davenport,’ 7, at 6:30 p. m. Al the ¢ mwumumnnl- | ists of the city and their friends are in- vited. Tickets, 50c. X The Bijo Lheater, “The Two Orphans,” although before the public for over fifteen years, wherever and | whenever produced by a good company 1s | hailed with delight by young and old. It is a play that will never die, and knowing how popular it become and als the fact that it has not be yed in Omaha for a long time, has de Manager Day to pr it at Wonderl: nd Bijou theater, mencing tomorrow and continuing through the weele. It will be superbly mounted with beautiful new scenery and stage setting. The costumes worn will be handsome and and in the hands of the capable mem- bers of the Bijou Theatre Stock company. grand production is promised. The c acters of the orphans—Louise, the blifd girl, and Heuriette, her sister-—will be piayed by iss Dora Lowe re You'll thete f you fuil to see Scofield’s motto is “Not cheap cloaks But gocd cloaks cheap.” the $2.50 cloaks in our window. 0. K. SCOFIBLD' CLOAK STORE, 1619 Farnam, opp. N, Y. Life Bldg. PR o P e Falls of Niagara" is the title of a new book, beautifully printed and elegantly bound, containing some thirty different views of Niagara Falls reproduced from the finest instan- taneous photographs, and accompanied by descriptive 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 till be sent to any address on receipt of the publishers' price of 50 cents. A similar volume containing twenty large plates with de- § ive text, forming an admirable | Bitow will guide to the Falls, under the | the old h appropriate title of “How to See Niag- n, ill be sent for the same price. s, enclosing money order or note, Brentano's, 204 Wabash Chicago, 111, —_— sademy of the Sacred Heavt will second session on Wednesday, 1st. The Academy buildin wumumlluu-.. heated with steam, sup- plied with hot and cold w and with y is in its 12th year of active | educational work, and has justly merited the reputation of being one of the most ssful institutions in the United | building, magni All the branches of a thorough | 1‘" thrown upon i 4 olish e ion are o S s0 | diorama m iis s out a pro- plain sewing varioty of ‘fancy | YOI large houses. needlewor ing and paint- ing receive special attention. For pros- pectus containin, full information, addre: Superior Sacr Heart Con- vent, Park Place h punn of the rd, in which he niticent. Mr. Harry y role of La Froch which is too strong a part for ud is usually pi ) The 1ce of the compan ellently cast, and as the theme of the play is familiar to all, and has been carefully rehearsed, it should prove one of the strongest dramas yet produced at this house. Owing to the de- cided sensation caused by the daring 1 work of the phenomenil Wi and the fearless balanc 1 postal avenue, i Kitty upon the ivas by Prof. Macke es. Our hook tomorrow. ale continues ALCONER Card of Thanks. O Our book and nelghhb the sic s who were so kind to us during Ralo jcontinuon ness and death of our child, We wish to thank the many friends and | ne | who | them. between | ‘BOYD’S | Four Nights tomorrow. ALCONER. RT JOHNSON AND Wk DEATHS. Notices of five lincs or less wnder this head, A/ty ach additional line ten cents n ot We ndell id [ New Orleaus and Mobile. On account of the Mardi G stival | ~— at above points the Missouri Paci way will sell round trip tickets at g dueed rate from Feor 6th_to limit for return passage Maveh 7th, For further - information call at city offic wants National Bank building, 13th pot, 15th and Webster ODFREY, P. & T. A O, PHILLIPPI, &£ P, £ Peacock is the best soft coal. by Jones, opposite postoffic i au Febru \rv 4, 18 wnths, Funeral Mondi RSONS-Mrs, 8.1, F of pueumonia Holy Family February 6. Willian, & W A Sold only The Only Dinlug € Is the Burlington Route. Its St. I night, exp leaves Omaha at ¢ m., and reaches St. afternoon, Note further—The Burlington is the only line operating through eping cars between Omaha and St.” Louis The Burlington also offers unequaled | double daily service to Chicago, Denver and Kansas Cit Ticket office v Line to St. Louls Annic died lust 602 N slster night th str OSHAUGHT uis O'Shaughu 15 p. leaves reside i § norningto Hol Louls at 3 the next | LCFunkto Holy B ONE WEEK MORE, night at 8 beginning Monday, February 6th February 9th.) MESMERIC MYSTERIES. PROF.JOHN REYNOLDS Widely recognized as the greatest living MESMER IST. roserved seats 50¢ SPRING TERM. MR AND MRS, MORAND'S DANCING SCHOOL Will begin this week. Children, Tuesday. 4 p i Safurany. 10k i and 2150 p. m. Aduite Muesday aud Fridsy, 8 p m. Assowblies Thursday. Farnam street, except Thursday, Seats on IXTEEN BOSTON STORE BUYS CARPETS | Four Hundred Rolls Elegant Carpets and Matting Which Were Sold for Storage. ON SALE TOMORROW AWFULLY CHEAP If Yon Know a Big Bargaln When You See it, and Want to Take Advantage of the Greatest Hargain in Carpets That public. TOMORROW Boston Stove bought this w, fresh rolls rpets for to cover the cost of sto warchouse Stored for private reasons last wed ore was ever placed before the IS YOUR TIME, ntire lot of just enough ing ‘them in a by deal unable to claim These bran new full rolls of car- ome to us and to you more in the ape of a gift than an, What do you think of Oil eloth at 20e, worth all of $1.00? worth 6ic. worth a yavd, grain carpets 20¢ worth twice and three ‘41_ times as pestry and desiy you want, a very least, At e we tap the Amongst these 400 rolls were about 40 of the most artistically perfect moquette and body brussels carpets that ever were woven. Indeed, no dealer to would think of offering them less Hv.m or even $2.50 a yard, but Boston Store offers you the choice of the whole 40 for just %ic a Such a 1 Tnxurious Store price carpets in and in as big S0c a yurd, tiful colors a quantity worth, at a8 the out try ary inest you ever saw. of lot_some all absolutely this rmony of rich coloi value and B were never before, and never in. nee is tomorrow., most of it BOSTON STORE., 16th and Douglas Sts. Make the N. W- Cor, FARNAM ST. THEATRE. I’M-h — [BOSTON STORE RAILWAY SALE Tomorrow We Make a Herculean Effort to Close Out The 141 CASES FROM THE RAILROAD COMPANY Selllng Solld Colored Standard € Yard- 1§ d Dress Fannels, A Yard - Al-Wool Plaid Dress Go 15¢ & Yard, Meo, 1o n so All the finest wi challies, outir Bedford flan fabrics, and tennis » \ A1l the best die One assorted India lawns, Fren de I'Inde, wortl Very wide worked apron | 1 case al wints e finest white goods, and open worth 2.0 w blank- They are it wrappe: Bedford hams worth up to $5.00, at 98¢ and $1 wing o Floven broca- in lengths upholste in velours, , silk chenil 34 yard furniture, worth e and apieee All the small ted tapostries ¢ chenille s from with fring snitable J caus and table scarfs, go at worth $1.7 Single porti tapestry, orien each, worth up to $0.00 _p BOSTON Cor. 16th and Douglas. up to in, work, suitable fc o up to v to im Hee aceording s of these He, 10¢ 1k N. W. [ s Grand Pacific ton hall. of the Union band, F at Washi Like Rome, Commening at the NIGHTS ONLY. CLOSING WITH SATURDRY MATINEE. atinee Today SUNDAY. all roads lead to the house of success, This s O, K, Yon can buy fur day Scofield's p trimmed cloaks Mon- cloak at All made at st this best hal former new year's ilor s 32 to 44, bust measure. £100.00 cloaks for #50.00, 00 clonks for 37,50, #50.00 cloaks for £40.00 cloaks for $20,00, $30.00 cloaks for 15,00, §20.00 cloaks for #1000, You'll find this true-—« and finish, very word. 0. K. SCOFIELD, 1619 Farnam, opp. N. Y. Life Bldg. v Reward Coon, usuall a8 our former book Wanted for forgery Huts Omaha known kecper o, Nib. saved ovel NS ( .00 ton, S 4, with \[uv nt&Grifingd - fage Licenses. The following mared sued by County Judge K Name and address, { Peter Brown, South On i Myrtle Hendor s Sand Beldr i Mary § Math At j Chiarles P, Peterson, White Cloud, In 1 Annie Johnson, White Cloud, Ta Albert Zez, Omaha Katle Siarkowska, Omaha Nels Peterson, Omuaha Sinna Sorenson, Ol (Frank M. Crowl, Omaha {Jeannte L Marble, Omalia Verfeet acton ant parfas hay from the uscot DeWitt's Little Early Risors A perfect little pill 1 lic lor y¢ nahi nahia rmits, The following s were 18 ay by Inspector Tilly Dry Goods tions fn stalrway Duilding ut Sixte Kingman & Co., ¢ cifie, storage room Minor permit for repairs ied to bnld company nain floor store nth and Farnan sener Ninth and Pa Phree permits, a Popular Prices. ———THE GREAT BIG SHOW S|X NIGHTS ONLY. CLOSING WITH SATURDAY ~ MATINEE, THE GRANDEST SCENJC PRODUCT|ON EVER PUT ON ANY STAGE. MY JACK Tons of Scenery Used in This Production it 1 WALTER SANFORD’'S MY JACK ring Two 60-Foot Cars to carr, can’t afford to miss i equ You Sunday The “KING PI Commencing NEW THEATRE “L MeCORKER" I AND “OLD 1HOS8" Matinee Wednesday , Feh. & NS” of Comedy, EVANS AND HOEY And thelr Blg Company of 23 including M! nd the! z pany ding NNIE FRENCH, fn “SERIZS 0" in CHAS, H best play, A Parlor Match ‘An Everlasting Flame of Fun."” “The Man Who Broke the Band at Monte Carlo.” *Not the Only One.” ‘Les Gardes w open at the followl IMBER TIE WEDNES Box office ¢ 'BOYD'S == [ THEATRE. | s A ' THE | | and 8 balcopy Mo wad America’s Representative Light Comedian Mr, Charles I]I And his own compan Mra. R Pacheco’s Threc-Act Comedy, N1 ROARS URIOUS RANTIC UNKY COMEDRY INCOG™ = unicipaux,” n1$1.00; Balcony. © for & reserved ne pricos: First Floor. e DAY POPULAR MATINEE opon all,day Sunday. NIGHTS COMMENCING FEB. 9. America's Representative Light Comedian y of merry players. n Three-Act Comedy, W RIGHT REEZY UBBLING COMEDY S PRECEDED BY OUR B New York Boston Chicago SALT CELLAR ATL AC - San Francis FROM THE STS. pen Wednesday mor 750; gallery B Philadelphia. 50 Nights ANTIC 1 =) ECORDS: .100 Nights 50 Nights 50 Nights DICKSON . In Both Plays. co.50 Nights y RESS UN l.\l.\ll\ll.fl € ‘;’.l(‘ alng st she tollowing prie PRAISE, Kirst floor S0¢, T60 —_ My JACK' nd Every Inch of it Carried by Mr. Sanford in his Own Special Cars, ame. A production worth going miles to sce. NOW WE'RE OFF for an afternoon of fun and enjoyment at the bl show. There's o ly one place 1 the ety whire can be had for o small a fgure and in 80 wholes some a manier, and in sieh a lheral quantit and where (here'ave so many refned and (ntelligen people. That place 8 w ONPERLAND apd Bijou T heatre 15th St Japitol Ave., Omaha. L OF OMAHA, The THE | pinnacio ot CONTINUOUS l’i;[(l(l.(\l.\NUi T o W p. . ANT \mq Vithric A Grand Double Program of Drama and Spectalties, NEXT WEEK, NEXT WEER BEGINNING HONDAY, FEBRUARY GIH. A Superb Production with a Wealth! of Magnificent Scenery, Cos= tumes and Stage Effects, of SEE SEE SEE ORPHANS 300 niglts in New 100 nights i days toseo 1t In Omabas BON MISE _A powerful melodrama. U Boston Also an Hour of Spectaltics PROF, MACKENZIE'S DIORAMA OF THE Great WORLD'S FAIR BUILDINGS LOUVISE ALTHEA TILE DASHING DANCER. CEORCE CATLIN In his Perfect Impe o e TN LASSARD The Elastio Demon LEGMANIA AND CONTORTIONy LADIES :o;vmnnuFfIdfl Feb. |° A beautiful souvenr foreach | .wy visitor. Children’s Matinee *"¢ oo Children adiiitted to same for 10 cents. FOPULAR PRICES: Matinees, 200 To a1l Parts of the House 20@ EVIENINGS: Baloony 200, Kesorved Parquet Suats 304