Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1894, Page 3

OMAHA DAILY ALIX WAS NEVER BOTHERED | OCTOBER - KELLE ', STIGER & CO. the West Omaha MUCH T00 STRONG “FOR T0W \‘ and Kirby third tate University Team Gives the Grinnell (Hants a Nice Drubbing, CRICKET IN HAD WEATHER Directum Too Sore to Even Make Pace for | = ; the Little Queen, Cricket Clab Most of & Bad Afternoon condition 'I' GR AT MATCH AT MYSTIC PARK NO RACE YALE'S TEAM WAL ALL OVER ORANG: beating the state " Just Received--The Latest Novelties produced for Fall and Wmtcr’ Wear, GETAWAY King of the Stallions a Few Out to See (he Windup Withdrawn Beaten Two Silks, Velvets and Dress Boods. Gloaks. Jackets, Wraps and Furs New Arrivals daily in this department of all the latest novelties in Jackets, Ulsters, Capes and * PARK RACE elegant Pique Silks on and durable Broche € New Chinese Crepe Bleuet, Mage: T'he late ~Inhn<' |u 1 rec vets, Satins, New Fast itaincluded, scored rapidly ' University eleve with thirtecn in the Gros de Londre: Monday we will offer fifty fine Beaver accumulating exquisitt—the Iatest from Eu- Jackets in Black em vigorously on elbert §na Bonfive also started air was balmy gentleman's W Gray, 43 inches lo @&, with the latest sleeve and full back and large lapels, at $7.50, Durse $1,00 and Vaughan worth $10.00, Blaék Dress Silks. Reliable Silks that we can guarantee and Black Dress Silks. Red Bud won first heat ack Dawson, $13.00 will buy a fine twilled Beaver on both sides at black stallion was cheered Patentright that we do guarantee. All the late weaves now in stock. mr Black 1 Wilkes. won' in three would be good value at $16.0 stronger than ever ] length, large sleeves and lapels, Colf Capes that are so stylish this season and the most useful garment for all purposes. We importation S NOW in. Dress Noveltie khowed up well have them in endless variety from $9.00 to $40.00, Granite Pig L ot alone stylish but pretty at OND INNINGS, Crepe — new Gun ¢ lub Tou i scrvmusb!e annual tourn effects— quite ment of the Furs. Fur Carments, Capes and Jackets, all lengths and styles at popular prices. Animal Head Boas and Muffs, in Mink, ‘tin, Persian Lamb, Electric Seal, ete., ete. enthusiastic which resulted a Cheviot, for snug Winter Dresses new cloths Dowell pulled under r will shoot a |ionable shades. Fur Bands and Edges for Dress and Clo; We show a large variety in checks, stripes, momie. etc. All wool fancy cheviots, 60c gradafor... 45¢ Mink, Martin, Beaver, .\\lrilkllfl Coney, Chinchilla, Krimmer, Thibet, at very loW pair targets, |Fancy checks and pla ds, all wool, 65¢ Fifteen single wis pulling steadily away Seasonahle Underwear for Lalles. One case Ladies’ extra fine quality Egypt= fan Cotton Vests and Pants, Vests silk-taped and title to meet it at foot Black Dress Guarls. French Serge, 46 inches; 75¢ q.mmy for.. ench fancy effects, $1.00 qu \Bsfl Henrietta, 46 inches, $1.00 quality, fo Directum pounding Conneetleut entrance, $3 mark of 2:14% there i e o SECOND INNINGS. irses will be é It was found that_at hed and cut nd this sore vided into four money (Collamore). Tt 1l (Sutphen) Left tackie Left guard. Chadwick (McCr satin-faced, a reg o @ had put him out AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA. o @ e Cheviot Serge, $1.00 quality. for. . We display the most complete assort- < Mment of Cloves—the very latest styles and shadings—of the best manufacturers known. The renowned “‘DENT, arance of Harry Wils Hickok was pr'nmh.l {0 withdraw him and At $I1.124, Ezyp posted read r (Coyne). Right (Verght). Quarter sensation of the South Omaha of Harry Wilson, > mysterious dis- v perfect fitting underga Ominhin Whist Club Tourney. a married man Butterworth MONARCH" and ar 65¢ garment, all sizes, for 50¢ worth $1.50, Ladles’ Combina« an cotton, which make a most at $1.124. ment, all sizes At 48c each; vests and pants only; ex- |“TREFOUSSE " Missourl avenue tra good value. taken sixth heat Ladles' wool underwear at 68c, worth JUST IN— New Silk Mittens, BROOKLYN, this city he worked Pennsylvania defeuted sed that the is tournament lub as our repr vania's regular a es' very fine imported Swiss wool Jeby v fitting sleeveless vests that never sold for legd Best Kid Mittens, Fine Line of Wool Mittens s t an $1.15, at ¢ Three Outsiders Give th position of city sales than $1.15 Customary Throwdown, it Sioux City .um- ants in the Wilson had the Pennsylvania second choic games on th (Hutchinson) Left “of United Workmen mm- m1| The surpris Geraldine's victcry ond race Henry of > Right tackle (Robingon). Right end and not until his wife arre and Lamplighter Se cach—only half price. Odd size8, l\]‘] LEY, STIGER & €08 Cor. Farnam and 15th Sts. Quarter back Musselmann and Rinehart, 7 check up the 80n was short books and ascertain that and Sheehan against I next week mile and seventy yards won, Pittsburg (110 10) se nll CHAMPAIGN, OMAHA, Oct aade (7 to 5) *hilopena (4 1o 1) third % SiX furlongs: worting Editor turn to South Omaha he would not prosecute foot ball gume with vifiay Kot started imateur base ball elubs of the past season, loss to account for Wis conduct. standing in his employ iship of any base ball upwards, one John Cooper (2 to 1) w » with sensational ning to end Plutus | postman < out in_full f “That settles it Dunbar Defeats Turling (Special Tele- | tate ¢ to his elothing, putting on the eleven-sixteenths URight guard Right tackle Omaha police Rian | Winsor and \la\\nll Wrightington (Hayes)Half back Mathers ad Coperihavan (10 to 1) ‘second, (8 10 5) third. (OUESTION OF llOLRS (Continued n m lwm Pag furlongs: Doggett Beauregard Socinl Circles. | 10 its first meeting evening at the comfort- | CINCINNATI, “University of Cin As in everything else, the best is the cheapest. For this reason, it will pay you to make selections from our stock, which repre- sent thc productions of the best makers only, Everything new in Dining Room, Bed- voom, Parlor, Drawing Room, Library and Hall Draperies for both city and e won, Lizza seco twenty-four hours ad ....upl intense anxiety. Gibson had the hi | the ladies ana Mr. gentlemen's Manhattan fie Brainard got away with 18th almost w Long Bridge the morning, was suffering action of the heart In addition the nd Decrlick ran a d had not chang e club this year are cma of the fe had increased. that Princeton is behind This bulletin in attendance five doctors Hall, Mr. and Mrs Carpets country homes. Omaha Carpet Co., 1511 Dodge Street. Daughters gave the first of cleven-sixteenths series of .mmmn teas to be given during | dvices of this morning nths of a mile, m S second, | nm ughout the empire for the of the czar and it s also st > greatest impatience is manifested at the scantiness of official news sent out in reg condition of his majesty. morning a dispateh from St Reiter-Barnete | McCormick-Deer ral third. Time amestown s Podiga | Twenty-third re cordially invited to attend “‘Oxford Circle” six_furlongs Petersburg an- Chartreuse se University of Towa, club opened stated that although the was rapidly r was still alive he Pythias hall Frida ternout and of Michiga There was a splen the meeting. In the fourth DOCTORS DISAGREE. Who was serlously lness 1s the f opinion re four and a half furlor White Cloud LOUISVILLE usual symptoms | Hattie Crow feot ball by a score ie Cr czarina’s sisters an official commu st prospero. I TRORL PIOSRSIONS You that free trade TO OMANA lodges in South Omaha orators have been telling High School Against Snuud will bring to you disuster. before our coming 1 Jackson always rth league on Thursday evening All the old people + County Vo Jefferson and An Interscholastic ler's tople Sunday my an intelligent race with such a feast of reason | like our own WASHINGTON, “ondon, Alex G and Miss Prior Dawson has been management of quainted with th nahas became For urglary 0 yapuders County nation on the cloth and ashes- ter and applause.) conected with tl gods wished to extended visit old friends in South Omal : S ANE fionAnd Koatbal REED TALKS T0 CRICAGOA % been boys instead of b flowing to Hear Him | pupile gave night in the armory of the as represented orders for his b South Omaha pastors will m, chalrman of t ns committee crossing the all the battle had but begun » of holding fully was jammed to the doors n to tell the Ashland wou 1 Just lmagine HAWTHORNE ) ited to Omaha S| arranged for an ¢ prayers have and this hall squares from the s on hand promptly lined up and kick touchdown and thig country have chang: world have changed srmation regarding present knowl le of the Mars. ed in last Sund central feature lored print whick during (he season We claim the 16-year-old -huln[\l‘-lhlm‘ of also hold a single fleriug his hand and Toulon squadrons in the back- | full extra duty by these scure t parties, and cach o bas been liberally | wot buylpg our Seventy-five Styles of Sideboards. This One Was $25,00 ’\TOW $12 50. Shiverick’s October Sale. own goods, let alc s from forelgn coun- (Laughter and applause.) Our marke} grown smaller and smaller, whill the year 1892 our market was the market in_ the . world, Do w what made It the greatost What ma a great market? What is a great market? It is a place where people have money to spend, (Applause.) When we left off having money to spend in just that proportion we left off being a market The market Is oAly anoher nam Power is o a nation the same as what wi boys used to suction s to & pup Cheapness withuot a cent of money In yo pocket to buy with is bitterhesh to the s You know it now. How convineing |z democratic orator would be if he wepe take bis place tonight. Don't you rem ad talked about tin plates and m inner pall? 1t Was fyll then n It will be a long tjin bep fore the working man Is again fooled by Ltuat empty aiougr puif (appjause) .0 A | ty