Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 17, 1893, Page 8

W. R. BENNEIT (0, Unloading Toys and Holiday Goods of Every Description. ORANGES A PENNY APIECE TOMORROW We N thel or Carry Over Anything—Every Ar- Must Go This Week—Prices Will Do It—Wholesale Candy Dept. in the Bassment. with new cheap in Our basement is loaded goods, best in quality and price—toys and holiday goods. We don't propose to carry over an ar- ticle. Our pri 10 this; befor No special leade They are all n Hk\ d at leader prices, They are this year's goods. We give counons with everything we sell, except sugar and then if you trade only a with us you get a chance *0 81 opinion, o NIR res are marked with reference we never marked them so low estion you will 5.00 prize or hng coupons with your purchases. You buy your goods of us cheaper than you can anywhere in the city and get pr and coupons besides. Could you ask for more? Every one is intelligent: we ask you to investigate on the east side of our annex basement. You will find as fino 8 line of fancy crockery as you would to see ab prices that cannot be od in the city. Consisting of faney plates, 0dd jugs, vases and flower pots, Big linc of Christmas cups and sau- cers, Cups, sancers and plates, Oatmeal sets Rose howl All at cu Ou this sido we have a large assort- ment of lamps of all kinds, thing nicer than a lamp for a Christmas pres- ent, AND COUPONS WITH ALL. Just west of tho crockery comes tool chests. fen pins, ivon toys, funny clowns, Neat sets of dishes, pewter dishes mu- sical toys, and we could go on_and fill this paper with the new salable goods we will show you this year. We have a large line blocks at 10¢, 20c and 48¢; 30c and goods, World's Fair Combination Top—Ink well, mustard pot and drinking glass re- duced to uly few left. Just west of this department you will find our wholesale candy department, where you cun buy candy and nuts in emall quantitics at wholesale prices aud coupons with every sale. On account of our immense stcek we are compelled to divide up our depart- ments, so you will find candy and nuts on our main floor and nuts and candy in our basement, You will tind goods suitable for holi- day presents in our famous drug depart- ment. Nice toilet art sets, manicure se and toilet soaps. w)ll be Inund of building regular les, brush and comb clegant perfumes All of the above goods in our annex basement nd C()l'l’()NS WITH EVERY SALE. You will find in our jewelry depart- ment a fine assortment of silver plated knives and forks, cups, novelties, cake stands, child's sets, carving sets, ete. The above line will only be carried in our jewelry depariment and COUPONS WITH ALL. You will find in our hardware depart- ment a space set aside for holiday ar- ticles. Skates, carpet sweepers and many other things that would make sensib! and acceptable Christmas presents Youwill find in our stationery depart- ment a holiday space filled with fancy ink wells, bvaper weights, papetri fcture hooks, a nice line of Bibles at ow prices and COUPONS WITH EVERY SALE. You will find in our furnitur Llu[lm ment a big assortment and atvery cheap prices. Pancy and easy chairs, elegant center tables, famcy book cases, ete., ete., all at out prices, and COUPONS WITH EACH SALE. You will find in our carpet depart- ment a large line of articles suitable for & holiday present, Rugs, mats, lace curtains, ete., ote. Dry goods, boots and shoes, and all department; offering special lines of holiday presen Come in all next week; our prices ave good for all time. Make your OUR NENT any time this month, although you may be the last to send it in may be tho first best one we have received, Get a circular W NETT CO. The Pants W Hot Cakes. are tal 2 about 88¢ pants. There ~were altogoether 500 pairs., We still have about 150 pairs left. ~ They are just the same kind you pay $2.00 for. They could not be made up much-better if you'd puy 85,00 for them. On most goods there a decper cut than ever, as a very lavge amount of money must be raised” out of this stock before December 24, Kt cardigan jackets go for Celluloid collars (20¢ ones, Men's undershirts or nhn\\un 1240, St. Louls jeans pan Genuine tiger huts Ox |u, lwn\\ me Yellow slecckers Great big valisc The heaviest overall mmlo Overalls with bib, 4ic. Men's cotton pants, 48c. Black Prince Fancy sack over Boys' overcoats Eiderdown or Scoteh Rockford socks, No, Durabl 58, caps, 19¢, 301, de. business suits, Men's everyday suits, §1.85. Boys' long pants suits, § Linen cuffs, 8¢, Yellow, brown or blue handkerchiefs, de. Rubber hoots, pebbled, $1,38, Black felt mufile Choice of H0c and T SHERIFE 115 South 16th stre opm.uu Boston stor . S.—While our prices are in some hl»lmmp about one-half of actual value, the goods are just the sane kind sold by others for & good deal more money. - Fur mufl sale, Shukert’s,15th & narney. -~ ®65.50 alifornia and Hetura—8635.50, The Union Pacific offers to the Cali fornia tourist for the winter of 18 rate of $65.50 for the round trip from its Missouri viver terminal. Quickest time and best sevvice. The only line run- ning Pullman pulace sleepers and dinors through from Chicago to San Fraucisco For any additional informamation call on or address H, 1. Deuel, 1302 Farnam ptrect, or E. L. Lowax, negeral passen- ger aud ticket agent, Qwaba, Neb. MR% l BENSO‘J The Ladies Say We Have the Handsomest and Oheapest CHRISTMAS GOODS IN OMAHA We Certainly Never Guve Such Vretty Goods for a0 Little Money —We Have & Grenter Variety ot Fancy Goods Than Ever Before, Our staple line of goods are way down in price and we never had such a large stock of Christmas novelties, imported and domestic, NOVELTI In enameled wood silk, shell work I i glove boxes, tie picture frames, hampers, infant boxes, fan boxes, books, ete. et 1 ke cases, photo Ap baskets, infants’ toilet sets, jewel bangl s, needle boxes, holders, BASKETS. Baskets of all kinds, p baskets and work baskets in shell; ivorine, bark enameled wood, corn husks and willow. GAMES. We have all the latest games out, a stock of upwards of a nundred diffevent games, JSATHER GOODS. Leather collar and enff boxes. toi scts, music rolls, an exceptionally ni line of pockethooks. A real leather pocke case combined, sterling pr 1,25 The latest novelty watch, warranted to 'k Purses from be up. DOLLS. dolls with button holes worked in all the eclothing so dolls can be dressed and undressed: Baby dolls fr ) ian and s ood and card silver corners, a purse with a p perfect time. m H0C up. ldier dolls 1 hair from Dolls with real hair 15 inches long. beautiful line of doll heads with veal hai NECKWEAR. Hand run luce scarfs, § Spanish lace, Gie and up. ind prices. 50 and up. cefer scarfs Novelties of all linen init hall dozen in box, p Ladies’ initial, all linen, half dozen. hottles of best perfumes, atom: i silver filagr 1l handierehiofs, per box. 0 and Sic paper A beautiful line of fans from $1.00 up. See onr haud embrowdered table piee one-thivd off regular price. Lace dres covers, linen sideboard and dresser HAIR ORNAM it line of sheil hair ments: prices from s0c to $10.00. Our stock of kid gloves is very com- plete. Any 'S. orna- amount of pretty presents for We give 23 per cent off on all our silk underveur for the holidays, MRS, J. BENSON. e MR A Good Move. In conversation with a well known farmer of northern Nebraska the other it was incidentally learned that his success was due toa good move made by him several years ago when he lefta reuted farm in an eastern state and came to Nebraska with a determination to get afarm of his own, This” he succeeded in doing in the northern portion of the state at o very low price per acre, and by caveful meéthods Lie has accumulated w property which yields him a comforta- ble income. His example has been followed by many of his eastern friends and all a pleased with the success met with on Nebraska farms. Ho further stated that there was still much cheap deeded land for sale along the line of the Fremont, Alkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad, and considerable free government land butary to tho land offices located at Neligh, 11, Valentine and Chadvon, Neb., on the same road. Experience i the best teacher and with sneh examples before bim, any farmer who means busi- ness cannot make a mistake by follow- ing this man’s cxample. One can pro- cure absolute ownership to a good farm there for what it costs to rent a farm in 1linois or lowa for about two years. Before selecting a location, write J: It. Buchanan, Omaha, Neb., for a guide giving valuable statistics which are Telpful in selecting. Perhaps you can trade your present possessions for oneof these farms. Shukert's muff sale, 15th and Harney. il Christinag Sippers. d yesterday direct from the factovy a full line of dress slippers for Chr lm., presents New shoe store. We recei A. D MORSE, 15 8. 16th street. pima B Ll w gilt mouldings for Xmas framos cheap at Hospe's, 1513 Douglas strect, veler, novelties, 13th and Douglas. L hd e Hubermann, je Holiduy H. Bliss _recel glass yosterday themselves ed some patterns 10 0ld sto ——— fine cut that sell 1410 Farnam, Only cort, Monday Iine singers, s, Apollo con- g Beautiful, music, Boyd's theater. et Aucilon Sale of Watches. Auction salo of watches, jowel every afternoon at 2:30 |n<' from 7 lu 9. S Curistmas Greeting, In appreciation of past favors we will present o every customer who visits our e 15 to January X one bottle of ‘hmm wine. We have ced on sale for the holidays an extra lm-' of my well known imported and do- mestic wines and liquors, Family trade aspecialt promptly attended to. 1 North Sixtecnth str el 'm sash and doors cheap at Hamil- 411 5, 18th street, ‘el 1179, ans in oak and walnut , Douglas street, Mail or ophone 1781 ton B hicago, Rock Island & Pacifie ilway is now running a daily through tourist car to San Francisco via Fort Texas, El Pago and Los Angelos. !run\ Omaha can take this car , Kan., at 2:50 p. m. This ‘southern route and twelge hours the fastest train to all outhern California po'nts, The **I’hil- lips Rock Tsland personally conducted” excursions, with through tou sleeper to Los Angeles and San Frane glsco via Salt Lake, leave Omaha every Wednesday at 2:06 p. m, If yo v Low vates, Tast time and superior dutions, eall on or address Charles GoN. W. P AL 1602 Furnam by, THE A GREAT SHOE SALE. Tomorrow We Will Offer Some of the Finest Bargains Ever Hoard Of. DONATED TO THE PU3LIC $5,000 Everyono Parchasing a Pair of Shoes of Us Will Save from 81 to #3-On Either Free, A bottle ot gilt edge dressing, free, to every lady buying shoes at our store. This is the greatest of all shoe sales. No shopworn bankrupt stock. WE LEAD ALIL LADIE SHOES, of the finest Philadelphia made by Laird, Shober & Mitchell, sold all vver for $6.00 and $8.00; our price, in A and BB widths tomorrow only 8. 00 ]unl'inf the celebrated John l\n\lv. ‘hest Y:, shoes, sold for D0 and $5, rll all over, tomorrow The John Foster shoes, also C. Fargo's muke, worth $4.00 to $6.00, go tomorrow # 1,000 pairsof the finest and best makes of ladies’ shoes, worth and sold all over for $3.00 and $4.00, tomorrow $2.00, S' SHOES sell better shoes for $1.00 s will for $2.00. 200 pairs shoos, tic overshoes, 50c, Ludies' rubbers, 18c. Men's rubbers, & These are part of lhn Bell Department store stcek, and wo can sell rubbers cheaper than \hm‘ dealers can buy them, CHILD { N MISSES' SHOK We have them in great variety, also in warm linen goods. By buying them of us you will save l‘Ilnlll'h money to buy hi ent. 16 calf lace cork sole shoes, sold all over for llm tnm(nvm\ Men's Immlmu\\ud calf congress shoes, sold all over for row $2.00. 1,500 pairs of la s or button shoes, will go to- mort GOLDE SHOE STORE, 114 South 16th Street. —— Muffs 50¢ up, Shukert’s 15th & Harney. peliSepngceb o e One Way to Cross tne Country is the subject recently g by the New York Sun to an article on “Tour Parties” to the far west. The one way is via the Great Central Route Weekly California excursions via the Union Pacific. Solid comfort, jolly times, cleanliness and cheapness exemplified. Send for folder giving details. Sheaver, manager, 191 S0 Clark strec Chicago. . 1. Lomax, Gen'l. Pass. and Ticket A;.l Omaba, Neb. F. — M. H. Bliss received some glass yesterday—patterns themselves—no old stock. fine cut that sell 1410 Farnam. 2 e e All musical instruments at Hospe's, 1513 Douglas street. -— San Francisco's Midwinte vill be one of the attractio n the Pa- cifi ast during the coming winter. It will be held from January 1st to June 30th, 1894, and might be aptly termed the World’s fair in minature. It will equal if not surpass the great Centennial. The Union Pacific is offering unusu- ally low round trip rates to all Cali- fornia points and Portland, Ore. Send 2 cents for our California Sights and Scenes. H. l)ucl 1302 Farnam Lomax, general passenger agent, Omahu, Neb. Falr St. E. L. and ticket Hubermann, lished 1866, ware. 13th and Douglas, watches, jewelry, o B Hubermann, dismond inspector, Hear the intermezzo from Cavaleria Rusticana at Apollo concert, sung by Miss Stewart, Monday night, Boyd's theater, New ecale Kimball pi Hospe's, 1513 Douglas stre R California Excursion, The great central route weekly excur- sions to California via the Union Pacific aro the thing. “Time. trouble and expense saved by joining ono of thbse parties. Pussage may be taken at any point between Chicago and Ogden, Utih. For full particulars call or address F. E. Shearer, manager, 191 S. Clark street, Chicago, or your nearest Union Pacific agent, E. L. Lomax, General passenger and ticket agent, Omaha, Neb. nos only at —_— Dr. C. V. Crooks, diseases of nerves, stomach and heart. Call 407 Bee bldg. el Al . Hipple, Gentist, 16th and Douglas. L REBA RN 16th and Webster, 1 blk, P, & Elk. depot. Nat Brown, Drexel hotel, from M. prop. P e World’s fair souvenir coins of 1803 for ‘hase & Lddy’s. 1518 Farnam st., i Buy pictures now at Hospe's, Why? You get 334 per cent off for cash, pumdh S T M Our Huntington smokeless *furnace coal (semi-Anthracite), only $7.00 per ton, Jefl W. Bedford, -~ v attractions in men’sclothes made (:Itlmnnusv.mmluusnn Frank J. Ramge's —_— TIME CHANGES, The Northwestern Line, The eastbound local, No. 8, now leaves Omaha daily at u :05 8. m. The “Chi- cago Limited,” No, 6, leaves at 4:05 p, e arciving s O hicago 8:15a. m., and the “Eastern lyer,” No. leaves at 6:30 p. m. and arrives at Chicago 9:i a. m.—by all odds the most convenient train from Omaha to Chicago. The equipment remains unchanged, because people expect something “‘above the average” on “Northwestern” trains. City ticket office 1401 Farnam street. Christmas at Hospe's + per cent off for cash on pictures. OMAHA I)AILY BEE: NI)N‘ D’I<‘( EMBER 17, 1893—~TWENTY ]‘AGI‘..‘! [NEARLY €T IN TWO Moree Dry Gocds @o's Ohristmas Steok of Books to Be OlosédOnt Regardless of Oost, NOT A BOOK TON B CARRIED OVER In Order to Aromse Enthusinsm and Close Out Our Entiresteck of Books by Ch: mns, We Make Prices on the Whole Stock Abeut HaIf Val Not a book to be carried over. That's our decision. Only one week to close thom oub in, Dot miss this 1ifetimo chance to buy books. Our assortment is still large, but the prices we have made will leave nothing by Suturday. scts of books, 25 per cent off from marked prices, They are already sell- ing 25 per cent under price and the new cut makes them 50 off. All Bibles and prayer books the same. Our $1.00 and $1.25 hooks ab Toc. Our and 90¢ books at i Our H0¢ and 65¢ books at « Ivi]nln n's books, e, 10¢, and 3 All bk books aro By popular authors. CLOAKS. Christmas week sal what wo 5 been reduce Reason wk We don't car over and propose to give our customers the ln-m‘fil now instead of waiting for . Many a person can be made glad C AMALHES from articles in this de- ment. Wo mean business. Our prices are convincing. TOYS AND CHRISTMAS GOODS. Choice stock, fine variety, popular prices. Second floor full of toys, books, rames, ete., for little folks. See our e and 1Ce |1|~~ All $£1.00 games w-llm" at hse. ln' 20¢, 25¢ Come and see prices have ) per cent. y garments $15.00 dolls for 8750, 22-inch kid body dolls, natural hair, doll, for Ji-inch dolls, regular $1.00 style, for 580, _Our iron and wooden toys are about e cent under usual quotations. Open ngs until Christmas. THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. gl IL. Bliss received some fine day—patterns - that -no old stock. 1410 I el oy cut sell rnam. Turkish baths, Continental block. e ——— g themselv Hollduy Rates, Cheap rates between points 200 miles have been authorized by the F.E. & M. V. and 8. C. & P. R. Rys., for the holida, Tickets on sale De- cember 30, 31, 1893, and Janu- ary 1st 1894, all tickets good returning up to an including January svd, 1894 Do not miss this opportunity to visit the old folks or your friends. R. BUCHANAN, General P gent, Omaha. First premium at the Columbian ex- position. The Singer Manufacturing comp: cecived fifty-four first awards. The largest number of awards obtained by any exhibitor, more than double the number received by all the other sewing machiné companie: The Singer Manu- facturing company’s branch gflice of the within west located at 15160 Douglas street, Omaha, Neb. Jewelry, I'renzer, opp postoflica. e HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES. Maintain an Enthusiastic Debating Literary Society and Banjo Club, The sophomore class of the Omaha High school is fortunate in having a successful and enthy ry and debating so- aim is to do sold Although this xistence long it )0 members and excellent programs. l(.xlnhLunnoII president ry; Mic Bartiett, Birdi Balbach ahd Fred Hayward, progam oom: mittee. has cender 'he ofticers 7 The 06 Banfo and Guitar club 1s composad ntner, Ralph Connell, Will Godso, am Lyon, Wirt Thompson and Willard Kreidler. Last Friday after- noon the following program was the order of the day Class ot '96 March Banjo and Guitar Recit fon=Sindy MeD DebuieTtesol nds should “Minnio. Lemon’s an amusing character rendered. The debaters dolivered in f stylo s arguments of remarkable strength and lucidity and though the decision went to the negative it was not an easily won victory. Mr. Waldo Warren handled his subject ina mauner that won the highest approbation of his audience. The musical numbers on the program in- Qicate that the society has exceptional re- sources in thut direction, of which it will no doubt make good use 1n'the future The Banjo and Guitar clubs of spondod o' rousing encoro aud Miss Myrtio DeGraff interpreted Suppe's overture with much skill and good taste. In the business meeting, held after the program, tho sugges- tion was mado that the society be divided into tavo societies, for the reason that at present the members alone more than fill any room in the High school building suitable for their meetings, and the members of all the other sses must be excluded, and not even the 1ds of the society, outside of school, can be invited to the programs, However, the enthusiasm of the society would not suffer division and it was voted down. Committees appointed to select class colors and a class yell, The next program will be given January b, 1504, selection was of and was very Rotwer Ingue Yesterday afternoon the county coroner held an inquest on the remains of Henry Reiser, A half dozen witnesses were ex- amined. Somo told about the relations of Reiser with the Rudiger woman and others told what they saw immediately after the sbooting. Dr. Jonas made an autopsy and on the witness stand said thav death had been. caused by & guushot wound. The jury brought in a verdict to the effect that Reisercame to his death from a v ternoon in South Omaha nndul the au: | of the lodge of which he was a member. Awarded nghest Honors World's Fair. D*PRICE'S (‘/afll aking owder. ‘The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder,.—No Ammonia; No Alum, Used in Millions of Homes—a0 Years the Standard: SLIP A SLIPPER IN HIS SOCK 1f He Insists Upon Hanging Up His Stock- | ing—What's Nicer ? ALSO NOVELTIES IN LADIES' Thousands of Slippers—Silppers of Every Kind and at Every Price—Piain Siip. pers, Fancy Slippers—Open Every Night This Week. The order was placed for this immense stock of slippers last April, before we had any inkling of the hard times that wero to come, and no part of it was ever coun- termanded. Consequently, we find hun- dreds of pairs of slippers that would not be here had we known of the panicky summer just past. Six days remain to sell this big line of sl'ppers, and for six days we will not study profit, but sell slippers—sell they mu ens, cights and nines are the bost selling sizes, To clean them out we have taken 100 pairs of sixes ont of dif- ferent priced lines and put them all in one lot at 50c u pair SLIPPERS, The leader has always b slibpers, a $1.50 line. Th has the finest slippers for $ most Christmas slippers. them. We're confident of say 80 when you see them. opera, in tan opora, also in embroideried seriptions, altogether $1.50 slippers that issimply immense, Those who feel that they want some- thing in slippers that is particularly nice will not be disappointed, as in fino leathers we carry all the novelties made up in seal in all the beautiful shades at prices to suit the pocketbook of the man whose confidence has at last restored. Open ever 50C A PAIR. n in men's store that sclls the Wo _have it. Youll In black in Harvard ties ippors of all de X this we RANK WILCOX 1 )17 Douglas street, e I ¥OUGHT A BURGLAR. Mra. Drennan Ias & Frightfal Midnight Hxporfence with a Masked Robbe Murs, Mollie Wright of Clifton Hill hada sensational encounter with a burglar carly sterday morning. Mrs. Wright alone in the house with her two children, her husband having been called away to Lincoln by the deatn of a relative. She locked up the house as usual and went to bed about 10 o'clocic, Sho had slept some hours she suddenly awoke. A man with a towel tied the lower part of his face was engaged in ransacking the dresser. He was evidently aware that woman was alone, as he showed no trepidation wnen she awoke and screamed. e coolly clapped his hand over her moutt and informed her that if she was quiet there would be no trouble. Irs. Wright ws not disposed with her valuables without a struggle. She was a ne oman, and breaking away from the thief she started to run down stairs and alarm the neighbors. The intruder ut- tered an oath and catching her by the hair hurled her down the stawrs, where her head struck the mewel post and she became uncouscious, When she recovered the burglar was gone and tho children werc bending over her crying. Nothing had been taken excent a pair of gold spectacles, and it is supposed that the thief belioved that he had : killed hL‘r ’u\\l lost mno time in making The matter not reported to ) bt came down to ern Union telegraph office yesterday noon to wire her husband of tho occurrence and while there she related the circumstances to a frisnd. She bears no marks of her midnight strugg except a severe bruise on the left side of her head, which she sustained in her fall down the stairway. —_—— Fell with the Floor, TorEpo, Dec. 16.—seven workmen engaged in tearing down the upper part of the court house at Bowling Green, O., preparatory to the erection of a new building, were preeipi- tated to the room below by the collapse of a floor. Four of them, James Hughes, Nelson nton, Elmer Ewing and Frank Abbott, ro severely injured. Hughes will probably die, as seven ribs were broken from his spine and he is mjured internaily. —_—— Her Baby Died. A sad case of the death of an infant was reported at the health office yesterday. Iri- day at Silver Creck a bab ¥s of age died in the arms of its mother, Mrs. Cooper, just as she was taking the train on an_ east: ern journey. Coroner Maul was notified to meet the remains at tne depot with a casket, He did so and the remains of the little one were shipped to Peoria, 111, for interment. was when over to part SLIPPERS | making a line of | been | rough-looking | with one of the larg wgent will be only, with a stoc! Rubies, his in k of This is an unexcepti Emeralds, and all cither loose or mouated in the very latest st IMPORTANT Anmouneeme I take great pleasure in announcing to the public that by special arrangement :st New York diamond importers’ Omahs: 8¢ at 10,000 store, of this week Diamonds, precious my worth kinds of stones, onal opportunity for the peo- ple of Omaha and vicinity to make their selections of Ioliday Presents from a stock equal of Tiffany's of New York, and at prices that is almost the lower than any other establishment in the city, In connection with this elegant Diamond display, I shall also exhibit Watches, Fine Glasses elties., STRICTLY ONE PRICE. my new Jewelry, Pocket Books, and all the and Canes, complete Umbrellas, stock of Opera latest Silver Nov- ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, A- MANDEBELBRERRG, Cor, In The Store Trimmed Hat Don't forg, beautiful tor Christmas sents. we make alr chuins pre- MRS. | DAVIES, 1620 DOUGLAS IFOR IHOLIDAY 16th and Parnam Sts. AT LESS THAN COST. Oxtord Ribles. goenuino odition, at a big discount. HOLIDAY BOOKS e soune wuo v GAMES ALBUMS EVERYTHING MUST GO, HUMBLE'S, 116 S. 15th, near P. 0. "DR.E. T. ALLEN THROAT EYE .xs, EAR Paxton Block, Omaha, Nec, Inglish PRESENTS We offer 1,000 pairs Solid Gold Spectacles and styles, at $3, $4, $10 : Eyes tested changed either Christmas. OMAIIA OPTICAL Eye-Glasses, in all $8, $6, $7.80 and Lenses after free, and before or CO. J. F. PONDER, Manager. 222 South Sixteenth Street, in Kinsle: Open Evenings. s Drug Store. -OvO'-OvO-OVO'-OVO' CHOICE FOR $25.00 Sea! Skin, Sacques, Choice for $200, Our regular $215 Garment. THIS WEEK, 23 all our We clean out fine cloth CLOAKS Our $75 Cloaks. Our $60 Cloaks. Our $50 Cloaks. Our $45 Cloaks. Our $40 Cloaks. Our $38 Cloaks. Our $385 Cloaks. CHOICE EUAS. Mufis and Capes of all Kinds. Children’s Furs, Choice of All for $25.00. N- B.---If you want to pay less, sce $15,00, $12,00, bargains, THE GRADE of Cloaks we carry is well known to be the best and our styles the most de- sirable, and $10.00, $8.00 'SCOFIELD CLIAKS SUTS FUR. COR, 16TH AND FARNAM $18.0MAHA. what we offer at $20.00, $5.00, They are all IT WILL PAY, needing a gurmcnt to come 200 miles to attend this sale,