Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 07, 1890, Part One, Page 8, Image 8

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    8 THE OMAHA DAII/Y / BEE , SU2sTDA.Y , ; SEPTEMBER 7 , 1800-SIXTEEN TAGES.
JIAYDKN' I1IIO9.
Grocery Department.
Potted hum , chicken nml turkey , Ho
2 | > oiin < lB can corn beef for loc ; picnic
liutiiH , FC ; best No. 1 hnin , 12jc ; urcuk-
foftl bacon , lOc. bonolons hum , IOc ; nono-
eui'li mincemeat , 7jc per packttgo' , crack
ers , Mida nml oyHter , fie jxjr pound ; very
8 barn S-'xv 1- ounce
best laundry Boiip , , - , -
bar inoltk'if canlllu uoin : , oc ; bollloil
niustiird. oc ; iinmtnrd sirulnca , lOc ; best
corn nnd lomaloes , NJo can ; 3 pound
cnti iniK'herel III tomnto sauce , 2oc.
Wo Fell you the very bust country but
ter , lliie , 1 lo and ll'.o . per pound. Cream
ery , 17io , llc ) nnd ( > c.
KLOUU FLOUH. KLOUTI.
Owing to tlio win-city of wheat flour
JinB iiilvtincctl , but our prices remain the
Eiitnc.
Snowflnkc , $1.
Hoct Minnesota superlative , SI. 35.
UuvisNo. 10 , ft 1.00.
IK AS.
Bettor burpalns thiin over in tons nnd
colTocs at Hiivdeii Him on Monday.
Sun dried . Japan , UOe , r > < : and Mo. .
Our oOc huskut llrcd Japan gocd Mon
day nt ! ! " > < ; ; our ( loc at Wo , out'M at liOc.
f { enioiiibor lliui-o ai-o no liner tens in
tliu iimrliot.
Young Hyson 35cloo nnd ooc.
\Vo will lot our Wo gunpowder down
to 'iOc , our fiOe to lOc , our COo to SOo and
60c gunpowder Monday wo will acll at
COc.
COFPKKS.
Rio 2oe , old irorornniuiitJnvn 30c , and
the bust prilvto ; growth Ancola Java
Monday gocH at 3c. ! !
Guiiteniulu Monday H2e.
Our C'osla Illco blond , tlio heat drink
on earth In eolTco , Monday wo boll at Hoc.
1JAYDHN BROS. ,
DrvKoods and groceries.
HOUSE l-'UilNISIJING GOODS. .
Flower pots wo just received from
the Hod Wing pottery company ot lied
Wing , Minn , , liO.OOO llowcr pots , they
nro llio flnt'st ornainontal llowcr pots
inado and -wo hnvo put u ] ) rieo on them
\vliiclitlioy have novorboeii sold.
2-lneh pots Hccucli.
'Mncli 2c each.
J-hich with mincer 35c each.
5-lncli with mincerI jo each.
0-Inch with saucer 5c } each.
7-inch with saucer 10o each.
8-inch with saucer I2jc each.
U-ini'li with saucer lo / each.
Very line largo hanging basket 15c.
" \Vo alto rceoivcd 10,000 gallons of butter -
tor nnd preserve jars and milk crooks nt
7Jopor gallon.
.A few mom jolly glasses lelt ; one pint
glass for 15e per do/en , solid brass snap
chains I0 < ' , per yard , a very good currycomb -
comb iio , worth llic ; Gorman uromohnr-
nets snap Ic , sold ovorywliero for lOc
each ; Maud S fwrycomli 10 , worth SOo ;
11 solid steel currycomb lOc , worth 7oo ; a
copper-bottom wash boiler Me ) , worth
81.5 ; u cojiper-rhnincd spun bottom tea
kettle Hoe , worth and Mild everywhere
for $ l.l. ! > ; tlio Chicago double grinding
cofl'eo mill 60c , worth $1.50 ; a largo bottle
tle of inuehlno oil and aean for 10edoor ;
hingoH from 2o a ] ) alr up to ioo ! per pair ;
an imported Sliellicld btcel carving bet
Uc ) , worth $ ! . " ) ( ) ; llvo boxes tacks for Co ;
llvo dozen clothes pins for Oe ; a nlco
wiwhtub 6oc , a good washboard IGc ; a
wringer that beats the world for $1,50
and tlio No. 2 Western washer S-I.GO ,
cuns and saiic-ors ! ! 8o nor sot , , wash bowl
and pitchers 7r > o per sot , chainhor.s COo
each , soap dishes 5c each , mugs Co oaeh ,
pliites fie each , fruit saucers lie each ,
lOqt. tin pales lee each , Mrs. Potts' and
Madam Streetor's patent Hal irons ! J
irons hnndlo and stand for $1.CO worth
$2,7. " > and U.'I.OO , milk pans , pudding pans ,
paddio pans and pie tiijs lo each , largo
B/.O milk pans He , copper bottom tin
kolt.loH SJoo eaeli and on nil tin tea kettles
ISu , nieklo plated ciisn'd 2c ; ! ,
knives and forks GOc per sot , tin spoons
60 per set , table spoons lo ( ) per act , 2
boxes of stove blacking Ce , 5 packages of
Btovo polish fie , quart bottle of the best
Ifideg amnumin 15c per bottle , tumblers
2o { each.
ITAYDKNBttOS. ,
Dry Goods and House Kiirnibbings.
FORCING DOWN PUIOKS ON
SHOES ,
Ouv shoo department is badly crowded
and now goods arriving daily.
Wo must have room , and to got it , will
olTor school shoes this wcolc for l)8c ) ,
sizes 0 to 12 , solid solar tips , worth 8I.2.J.
Missus' line grain s print' liecl school
BhooK , 12 to 2 , $1.2.3.
Mines'solid grain , solar tip , school
ehocH , 1 to 2 , $ l.t5. !
Mihsos' fine kid , spring heel shoes , 12
to 2. $1.75 , worth $2.2.5.
Misses fine Fr. Dongolti pprlng lieol
Blioos , 11 lo 2 , $ ! . . ) , worth $2.CO.
Boys' line A. calf button shoos , 11 to 2 ,
S1.2T > , worth -31.oO.
Boys' line B. calf button shoes , 3 tooj ,
ll.'lfi , $1.75 and $2.25.
Ladles' line Dongolu kid button shoes ,
I1.-I8. $2 und $2.1)fl. )
Ladles' line Dongola hand sewed but
ton shoos , $ l-15 ! , worth $1.
Men's line B. calf congress and lace
shoes , $1.50 , $1.8-5 and $2.-lfi.
Men's line calf hand sowed lace shoes ,
J3.50 , * 3.U.5 and $ o.
o.IIAYDEN BROS , ,
Dry Goods and Shoes.
1IAYDKN IlltOS.
Jleal RonuiilH Bargains for Tomorrow
In ladies' and gents' furnishing goods
department. Tomorrow wo oomnionoo
n grand wile of ladies' , gents' and chil-
dren'ii underwear \yhieh will oulipso
nny tiling over given in this city.
RADIUS' KNIT UNDKU\\vEAn.
Ladles' jortoy ribbed vests , heavy fall
weight and long sleovcs , only 23u each ,
regular price COc.
Case of ladies' camols'-hair vests and
pants , only COo each , actually worth "fie.
Ladies' ' scarlet lamb's wool vests and
pants , only 7Co eaeli , worth $1.
Children's scarlet nnd natural wool
vests and pants , only lee for 10 inch ,
with u slight rise on the larger si'/es.
CENTS'UNDKRWKAH.
1 ease of gouts' camel's hair undor-
wcar , double breasted , only 50o , re
duced from 7. " > c.
1 vwo of gents' camel's hair under
wear shirts and drawers , only Goo each ,
reduced froml.
1 lot of gents'ovorshlrIs , Jersey lining ,
onlv $1.25" worth $2.
YARNS. YAHXS.
"V\To nro hcndqnnrtct-H on yarns.
Fine Saxony yarn only l0o per skein.
Zephyrs Go per ounce.
Spanish yarns 12Je per skein.
" \A o carry llio largest line of German
knitting yarns In the city at lowest
prices.
Do not forgot OUIl COUSKT sale to
morrow.
Grand sale of children's hostory for to
morrow ,
HAYDKX BROS. ,
Dry goods and carpets.
Tlio 09-cent store , 11115) ) Farnam St. , is
undoubtedly the most attractive store in
Oimiha , Have you been llio new arrivals
of teaboimblo goods.
I'iaiioH , IMaiioH. I'lnnoH ,
Mueller & Sohmollcr have opened
their now locution , 107 S. 10th st. . with
a complolo line of llio colobnited llard-
mnn , Decker Bros. , Fischer and Kvorott
Pianos , Before buying call nnd get our
prices and terms.
Seaman's wagons best and cheapest ,
Grlgor'a Tea Store , 1609 Douglas st. ;
Btato Agonta for Oneida Community
unucd goods. Mull orders filled.
"THE FAIR" SELLING OUT ,
There's Only One Pkco to Stop Now , and
That's ' the Tain
"DrnndclN" Oolnt ; Out of Htnliicss
Tlio .Miijjnot. That Drawn tlio I'oo-
pli ! I'oi-ty I-jAtra Sitlrftpnoiilo
Hired Grent UIIJ-M .Vow.
Hefore goinj ; inlo dclalls of "Tlio
Fnlr'a" soiling out wo would impress
upon you that being a real , genuine
"closing out' ' ot tlio t-nllro busincsd cer
tain noods. such IIH calicot'H , muslins ,
Inghiuns , otc. , cannot bo reduced very
much , the nun-gin on such boliitf only
from { o lo perhaps lo a yard. As It is
\vo have reduced
7e and So LIN'KN CTIASH tolo. .
7c and 8e DLK/U'HHI ) MUSLiX to oe.
7e COTTON FJ-.ANNKL tole. .
Tlio.se cuts worn stniill , yet in reality
they nro us deep no heavy all wool -NJo
llnninil at Wo or tlio entire turkey red
and bleached damask that sold for 40o
and now goes at il. > .
PUSHING OUT ULANKBTS
at a fjroat rate , for the $7 blanket and
llio $8 blanket will dwindle down to the
Hi-iisn of a * 4. 2-5 bill and the SiJ.oO and $ y
blanket becomes a blesalnL' for $1.07 ,
WE AUK CLOSING OUT "THE
FAIUl"
And wo don't care for cost. The
dress goods t.0mo in for their share of
the cuts. The shears are in the double
fold cashmere Melill llio mark is down tea
a dinio , and the 7oc 60-inch all wool silk
llnisli French honrletta is clipped touoc-
T1IK COATS AND OVliUCOATS
MOULIN.
For the loss falls heavily there. The
$10 nnd $12 Nowmarkcls have dropped
to a $0 figure , and the S-o pluali New-
markets ( jo out to a $10 tuno.
Wo Imvo llred away llio jn-ico supporter -
porter of llio ladie.s' anil children's hose.
Tlio price of indies l"ie caslunoro lioso
lias dropped to 2oc , and inliuils' all wool
2"o stot-klnpfshavo fallen lo a dime.
GOLD AND SII.VEH TAKE A
TUMBLE.
On Iholt- own umbrella heads for wo
pitched the $1.00 ! gold and silver handled
umbrellas down to OSc. and the gold and
silver handled umbrellas ut $1.50 have
dropped to Gilo.
DOLLAR STRAW HATS FORGc.
Wo will close out every straw lint in
the house tomorow , worth up to $1.00 ,
for 5c.
Hoc winter caps for lOc.
1L13UK ARE CUTS THAT YOU CAN
FEEL.
$1.60 seat-let underwear for 76c , all the
$1 nndci'wo at- for COc , Sue underwear cut
to Kic.
Going out of the clothing business , fir
ing1 out tlio shoes.
Lordy , how tlio knife outers hero. Tlio
suit lliat sold for $120 goes for S12 , the
shoo that sold for $ ! goes for $1.60.
The hoys' Bull and child's suit , the
long pants and the short ones , they all
go liUo a Hush , for
" \Ve are going out of business.
"Wo are closing oat tlio store.
AVo'vo cut tlio prices so deeply that
the crowds cry for more.
So ends another chapter of the revela
tion 01 llio closing of "Tlio I-air. "
J. L , I3KANDE1S & SOIv'S ,
502 lo 512 South lath.
Tlio Helen Insco's .YttrnetloiiH.
Manapor Lawlor of the Eden Museo
has prepared a varilablo feaht of nmuso-
ments for his patrons the coming week.
During the past week ho has enjoyed an
immense business , and spurred on by tlio
best of patronage ho has doubled llio
usual bill for the week. First and above
all comes the Dashington Brothers , who
are famed fur and near for their clover
acting. The three brothers represent
comedy , acrobalic feats and song nnd
cliinco sketches. In the latter they uro
particularly skilful and their famous
triple silver statue clop : lias made them
fame world-wide. The Ilnllics , assisted
by a clover company of artists , will lire-
sent a roaring farce comedy , entitled
"The Telephone Agent. " This picco
alone would make a line attraction. But
still more , Ihcro is Leonl nnd
Nelson , a team of soil } ; nnd
dnnco artists , und Collins and Bar
ton , black-faco comedians , who
are exceedingly clover in all their parts.
The Bcothovon qum-tctto of jubilee sing
ers is Another stella attraction that adds
to the porformanccs. TJieso sweet-
voiced singers are from the sunny south
and are admitted to bo among the peers
of songsters. DeCaino , the famous jug
gler and musician , and Lorraine , llio
clover contortionist , go far toward com
pleting ono of the best performances
over appearing in a museum. The curio
and art halls are replete with curiosities ,
freaks , works of art , pictures and sculp
tures. Tlio famous wax figures are still
on exhibition.
The "Groat Hippodrome and Wild
West Shows" will hold forth at tlio IlaSo
Ball Park Sunday , Sept. 14 , and will fur-
nlbh amusement to all comers.
A Curd ,
Tlio success of the Paragon coal , which
wo introduced a year ago , lias been so
marked that certain disreputable per
sons , dealers who disgrace tlio business ,
intunillntr to illoh from us nnd lo appro
priate to themselves the fruits of oui
enterprise , are soiling what purports to
bo the genuine Paragon coal.
The fact is wo are the exclusive agents
of the mine that produces Paragon coal ,
and no other dealer in the city of Omaha
can secure it for salo. If any dealer
offers lo sell you Paragon coal , sot him
down for a fraud , who would steal from
you as quickly as ho would lie lo you.
You can got Paragon coal only from
us at 10th and Douglas.
OMAHA COAL , Coin : k LIMB Co.
ByJ. A , SuxuKKLA.vi ) , Pre&luent.
Great ribbon purchase on exhibit
Monday. Iftileoner's.
$3,000 grocery stock at unction , begin
ning Sept. 10,10 a. in. , continuing until
closed out. ISiO Farnam.
L.V. . NKWKLI. , Auctioneer.
Winner of Sehoolply's sealskin cloalc
guaranteed u perfect tit. 1-115 Douglas.
Conk'B first-class family shoo fitoro ,
13111 l-'arnum Hired , soils line 8tiocs $1 u
| iilr ; cheaper than any lottery shoo shop
in the oily , unil you have a larger and
tiaurstocl ; tobok-ot from.
Through coaches Pullman pnlnco
sleopors.ilining cars , free reellningclialr
cars to Chicago nnd intervening point
via the grout Rock Island roulc. Tieko
ollico 10UL' , Sixteenth nud Farnam.
Millinery. The latest as cheap ns the
cheapest. All are welcome. Illckman's
21 IS. 10th streol.
CarutHiuul | Draperies ,
Chas. Shlvorlclc Ic Co. ,
1200-8-10 Farnam.
Take your watch repairing to C. L
Eriekson , 200 N. 10th.
The only railroad train out of Omaha
run expressly for the accommodation o
Omaha , Council BlulTa , DCS Moines am
Chicago business is the Rock Islam
vestlbulcd limited , leaving Omnha at
4:15 : p. m. dally. Ticket otllco 1002 , Six-
tooutk and Furiwin sU. Omaha.
HKNMHO.N ItltOS.
fc'nlc.
100 dozen very Inrgo nlzo turkiph
towels nnd very superior quality nlways
sold at 2oc to ! V5c ; Monday , you can buy
i them at 18c each , and don't you forget
' it : tlioy arc cheap.
100 do/on turmsh towels , just for ono
day , ! ) c each.
10 pieces fancy scrim at fiio itynrd ;
cheap at 15e.
Monday wo will offer 0 dozen turkey
red table covers , largo sii'-en , llrnt
finality , fiibt colors , at We cauh , worth
$1.2,5.
Hoys' ' pants are still down.
CO dozen J white napkins at $1.33 per
dozen ; cheap at$1.8o.
100 pieces unbleached canton flannels
it f > (5 a yard ,
Standard dress prints oc a yard.
A lot of apron cheek ginghams ut oe a
aril ; worth 7c.
Gouts' jersey ribbed underwear lo
lose , Wlc'cach ; worth $1.
The best canton llaiinelon earth at lOo
a yard ,
\Viclo indigo blue prints lOc a yard ,
vorth 121c.
An imini'iifio line of new dress goods ,
unoy plnids , plain cloths , etc. , all lit
pedal prices.
Another now lot ot black goods Justin.
See them.
Ladles' chemisette collars 3c each ,
vorth 2oc.
Children's hose at 1 lo pair , all sizes ,
ormorly sold from 3"o > to ( l-5c.
Hoys' school hose , can't ' wear 'em out.
2oc pair , all sizes.
50 do/en fast black sitlno 20-inch um-
jrollas. just for ono day , with fancy ox-
dlzed handles , only 81 each.
Ladles , our warranted 2inch ( silk um-
) rollas at $2.75 uro now in ; beautiful line
inndlcs.
\Vonro closing out our house furiiisli-
ng goods in basement ; get a plum bo-
ore tlioy are closed out.
When you need carpets , curlainsrugs ,
oilcloths , bhades , etc. , wo are thopronor
ilaco to tret the right prices ,
LAIHISS' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
At nearly half price.
14 dozen ladles cambric corset covers ,
"Monday , 21c each , worth50c.
Big bargain in ladies' ' muslin under
wear at OUc each , worth Tfioto $1.CO.
See our ladies' night gowns , hem
stitch yoke , trimmed with line cm-
jroidery , only 75c each during this salo.
CORSET SALE MONDAY.
Buy your corsets now and nave 50
10r cent.
French woven corset , only 7Ce a pair ,
worth SI.23
Our entire stock ladles' flao colored
icrsoys , Monday , & 1.US , each sold at
(3.50. ( $4.00 and $5.00.
Children's laeo bonnets half price
Monday , 50e each.
Children's plush bonnets half price ,
iOc cnch.
Great bargains in our cloak depart
ment.
Don't pass us when you want a cloak
at away down price.BENNISON
BENNISON BROS.
Fine horse and phaeton for $200 until
September 10. 2214Virt street ,
Great riblion purchase on exhibit
Monday. Falconer's.
The labyrinth at tlio stale fair scorns
to bo destined lo ho the drawing card.
"Everybody is curious to know what it
Is and the force of men engaged in its
erection are being delayed a good deal
by the thousands of questions asked
thorn what is it ? The best way to find
out about it is lo go in and sco for
yourself ,
The labyrinth is open for all Monday
and during llio whole week.
Rousted Alive.
Tins it over occurred lo you when
reading accounts of railway accidents
that nine-tenths of all the deaths re
ported are the result of tire caused by
car stoves and coal oil lamps ? The
Chicago , Milwaukee fc St. Paul rail
way's now solid vestibule trains now
running between Omaha and Chicago
are heated entirely by sleiun and
lighted throughout by their own patent
electric lamps. No other line can olTer
their patrons such absolute comfort nnd
protection. Not a spark of flro or a
drop of coal oil except in tlio engine.
Try the Chicago , Milwaukee k St.
Paul Ry. , when you go east. Cars leave
the union depot , Omaha , dully at 0:10 : p.
in. , arriving at Chicago'at S:30 ) : the fol
lowing morning. Get tickets and
sleeping car berths at union ticket of
fice , 1501 Farnam st. , Barker block ,
J. E. PUKSTON , Pass. Agt.
F. A. NASH , Gen. Agt.
The now oflicos of the great Rock
Island route , 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam
streetsOmaha , nro the finest in the city.
Call and see thorn. Tickets to all points
cast at lowest rates.
( ioiitloiticii Always
Dcslro that their cigars shall bo of the
best. To obtain sueli bo cert ; ' ' .n that
vou call on Win. Goedecko & Co. , In the
Barker block , loth and Purnam sis.
Seaman phaetons best and cheapest.
A. Max MolzlicMiiHir Oo.
Fine watch repairing ,
1413 Douglas st
Seaman's carriages best and cheapest.
An elegant assortment of pattern hats
and bonnuts just rceoivcd. Mine , Ilielc-
man , 211 S. 10th street.
Try the White Front market.
Witntctl.
Four our now dressmaking depart
ment , competent waist and skirt hands ;
also experienced operators ; permanent
plncesat good wages to first class help.
Tlio Morse Dry Goods Co.
Great ribbon purchase on exhibit
Monday. Falconer's.
Winner of Schoelply'a sealskin cloak
guaranteed a perfect lit , 1-115 Douglas.
1G02. Sixteenth and Farnam streets is
the new Hook Island ticket ollico. Tick-
els to all points east at lowest rates.
Tlio AVorM Uo Mnro.
And HO do the elegantly appointed
trains of Iho Burlington roulo. 15y lliis
favorite line , selected by the U. S. gov
ernment lo curry the fast mail , you have
the ehoico of three daily trains for
Chicago and the east ; two for Kansas
City and tlio south ; two for Denver and
the west.
The Burlington No. 2. Fast Express ,
vestlbulcd throughout , equipped with
clcgnnt Pullman cars furnished with
well selected libraries , reclining chair
cars ( seats free ) , and dining car loaves
Omaha 4:30 : p. m. , arrives Chicago 8 tu
m. . borving breakfast before arrival.
No , 0 , the fast mall , leaves Omaha
0:10 : p. m. , arrives Chicago 1 p. in. , equip
ment nnd dining car eorvlco up to the
highest ( .tandiird. Ticket ollico , 1 ! J3
Fa mam fit , W. F , Valll , agent.
Fifty per cent account on sheet music
Omnha MusioCo. , 1510 Dodgo.
Tickets nt lowest rates nnd superior
accommodations via Iho great Ilocl
Island routo. Ticket otJieo , 1C02 Six
looiuh and Furnara streets , Onmha.
Ileforo
A piano examine tlio now scale Kim
ball piano. A. Ilospe , 1513 Douzlas.
IIAYIU-JV HltOri ,
Hpoclnl Hir ; itiiR | on Motulnr.
fiO doflno tlnmnik towels , Rl/.o 2o by
52 Inchesoulyii-'iaomuhor Ddoz.
Special bargain in | odd lots of crepe ,
liucli or damask towels , extra Un-go size ,
choice lUocaoh.
HOO pieces of wlilto llannel just re
ceived. AVe have tno best stock of wlilto
Ihinncls in Omahaimnglng In price f rom
fie yard toll.oOya.nl.
All wool rod twilled Jlnnnol "ISo yard.
IS-lneli wldonll linen brown crush , oo
ard.
20-liieh wide allllnonbleacheil crash ,
io yard.
While bed spreads in great variety at
7c ; BSe , 75o , 8So , $1 and $1.111 each.
lOcwhlto checked iinlnsooks reduced
o 5o yard ,
llljc line dress gingham now Ojc yard.
2oc zephyr gintrhain now 15 yard.
112JC lawns now ocyard.
Fine dark Klylos In sateen IOc , 12jc ,
5c , llc ) timl Ufa yard.
Indigo blue calico , floyard.
Good dark comfort calico,2-Jcyard
Good , clean cotton balls , -I rolls for Me.
Straw tlcliing , Coyanl ; cotton llannul ,
> c yard.
luxtra bargain In bleached cotton flaii-
lol nlSound IOc yard. Extra heiivyun-
blcaehed cotton liannol , IOc yard ,
Ji'i wide rubber Blioeting reduced to
oc yard.
" \Voaro8howlngBoino extra bargains
n blankets.To have a big assortment
o Helootfrom. If you Intend to buy any
dankotslliinseason goto headquarters ,
vhlch isllayilon UroH , , and post your-
elf in regard to quality and prices. It
osts you nothing to do this and it will
ave you money every time.
1IAYDEN BEOS. ,
Dry Goods and Carpets.
DIIUO D ftpAHTMKNT.
NOTE PIUCES.
Quinine sulpliato COc per ounce.
Kxtract beef IlDc.
Trammer's extract of malt 75c ,
Palno's celery com pound 75c.
\Vnrner'H tafo euro Doc.
Hood'ssarsaparilla 7.ic.
C'lilictnu Io.sohciit7oc. {
IlydroleinoToc.
Kennedy 'a Medical discovery $1.15 ,
ljjorcos | golden medical discovery 7oc.
Piorco's fnvorilo prescription 7oo.
Lydial'lnlihiun's compound 75c.
Scott's emulsion 75c.
Swift's ' spccilleToc.
Ueef iron nnd wlno ( Wyctte's ) .
Ilosford's acid phospluitcs ,
Hnll'ri lung balsam , large , Too ,
Ayer's hair vigor 7i5c.
United milk -Ulc.
1'ozzonl's face powder 3.ic.
Swan's ' down ( Totlow's ) 15c.
Pear's soap 15c.
Cuticura soap 15c.
I'otroieuni jolly 5c per bottlo.
So/.odont OOc.
Uubifoam ( Hoyt's ) 2flc.
1IAYDI3N BROS. ,
Dry Goods and Drugs.
Visit the 99-ccnt store Monday. So mo
wonderful values are ottered in dolls and
albums ,
XI3W S101UJ.
Nciv Goods.
Now stvlcs.
Now prices.
The People's Clothing House ,
loOIJ Douglns stroot.
Black suspenders worth JiOcfor 2oe.
4-ply linen collars worth 20c for IOc.
4-jlv linen cults.worth 2"e for 3Cc.
While slilrts worth 76e for 48c.
White sliirts worth SI for ( Me.
Fancy worsted suits worth $12 for
'
$7,50.
Cassimoro suits -worth $15 for $10. -
Prince Albert suits worth $110 for
$13.50.
Black fancy cheviot suits worth32o
for $1(1. (
Light weight overcoats vorth 810
for $ U.
Light weight overcoats worth 315
for $ 'J.
Pants made up in any shape ( it prices
guaranteed to bo 25 per cent below value.
There will bo no shoddy goods bandied
by us. Each article guaranteed as rep
resented or money will bo cheerfully re
funded. Grand opening sale commences
tomorrow morning.
PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1303 Douglas St ,
Great ribbon jnirehaso on exhibit
Monday. Falconer's.
Special fialo in huts til Block k Iley-
mon's , 10'JN. IGth bt.
Nollco to Soiitli Uiiialiu Toaclior.-t ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Nob. , Sopt. 3,1800 ,
All teachers recently elected at the
mooting of the school board Sept , 1 ,
181)0 ) , who do not report at the High
school building on Monday next , Sept.
8 , at 8 o'clock ' tu m. , will consider their
election void. F. J. PEitsoxs ,
President of School Uoard ,
500 patterns of mouldings to select
from , and ! ! 0 per cent saved on frames at
S. Hoyii's , 1411 Dodge bt.
IIall'Unto.
Iloino Seekers Incursions ,
The Missouri Tactile Hallway.
On Sept. Oth and Std and Oct. llth
will sell tickets to points in Arkansas ,
Texas , Tennosso , Mississippi , Alabama ,
Georgia , Louisiana and -Florida , at ono
faro for the round trip. For further in
formation call at ticket oflico , n , o. cor
ner of 115th and Farnam or at depot 15th
nnd Webster.
J.O.Piiiht/ippr Tnos. F.GODFUKY ,
A. G. F. k P. A. P. & T. A.
AJ'-inch wide frame , fitted , for 85 cts. ,
at S. lloyn's , 1114 Dodge at.
T3ny shoes at School ply's and gel
ticket for Iho $100 soalskm,1115 Douglas
Special sales Monday in dolls , loys
albums and housolfurnishing goods a
the tl'J-ccnt ' sloi-o , 1IJ19 Farmm st.
! J IIARYKST 1SXOUIIS10.VS SOUTH 3
Vlj tlio AVulinsli 1 ton to ,
On Soiitembor 0 , 2. . and Oelobor IHho
Wabash will sell round trij > tickets to
points in Texas , Arkansas , Tennessee
MisbiHsipnl , Louisiana , Alabama , Geor
gin and Hoi-Ma nt Half Faro , good for
SO clays. Romomlior the AVnbasli is the
quickest route South and Southeast
Koelining Chair- and Pullnum Uulfot
Sleeping Cars on nil Irnins , Only
15 hours to St. Louis ,
: ! " 4l
2J Chattnnoogn ,
40 " " Now Orleana ,
10 } " " Now York ,
with corresponding fast tirno to nl
points South and cast. For tickets am
full Information in regard to routos.alsc
fora copy of the Southern IIorocHccKors
Guide , call nl the Wtibusli Ticket OIUcc
1502 Parnam street , Oniahn , or wrlto G
N. Clayton , Northwestern Passenger
A sent , Omaha , Nob.
Ons Fixture * are 'Vrt.
Ill no line of house furnishing is ar
used so much as in lighting. l\To artiolc.'s
of furnlluroadd more to the interior
decorations of u room than nnnppropri
atogasor olcctrio Hxturo. It need nol
bo said by nay ono that they cannot Hm
what suits thorn in this line if they will
visit the show rooms of Htusull ,
Pralt A Co. , 810 S. 15th bt. , whore they
carry ono ot the largest and finest lines
in the country.
Their stock is largo , tliolr designs uro
the latest , they deal in nothing else.
\T R
ll I lit
Tow Qocila Are Bushing in Upon Us Every
Day ,
Wo Will IMnoo oil Our Tiilld
OO Cartoons of the Ulioluust
ot U. < ! , Sitlu-ilKo :
Our New York agents' ' purchase nt
mblle sale.Vo will niako five prices
on them.
AT CIC.
COO pieces nil silk grosgrnlnsatliietlgo
ibbonvortli \ 12lc.
AT 8iC.
fl"5 pieces all silk gros grain satin
edge ribbon , worth IHc.
AT 121C.
-150 pieces nil silk gros ( ; rviti satin
odyo ribbon , formerly sold tit 17-ic.
AT loC.
COO pieces all sillt gros grain satin
edgeanil blade mcriro ero\m \ rdge rib
bon , sold al22J .
" 00 pieces all slllc gros grain satin
edge rlbhon
AT IOC.
sold at 27ic.
FALL DRESS GOODS.
1S50.
Prepare for llio cold weather , when
you can gel a nice now- stock to select
from.
Henriettas at50c , 75c , $1 $ , $1.25.
Serges at oOc , COo , Too , $1.
CainelottesalToc and $1.
Suitings atS1.37 nnd $1.50.
Flannels at 50e , GOe , Goc , Toe , $1.
lh-o ; > acloths at $1 , $1.00 , $1.73 , $2 ,
I'laiiis atGOo,75cl , $1.150,81.50 $ ,
Combinsitloii suits at $9 lo $35. $
The above prices are worthy your ser
ious consideration.
If. B. FALCONER
Seaman's carriages best nnd cheapest.
Monday morning Block & IIo.yinan ,
10 ! ) N. IGthst. , will Imvo n special silo
o ( clothing and furnlsiiinjf yoods at
prices whicli will nslonlsh you.
Ifornnt I'omil Dead.
Raleigh , N. C. , dlapnlch to thofilobo-
Doniocrtit : The body of Robert IsT. l a le ,
an ngod man , was founildondin his room
at Wilmington. Throe years ngo lOaglo
wont there and lived nluio&t the lifo of a
liormit. Ho wis very reticent , but was
always kindly treated and appeared al
ways to have money. Saturday ho was
last scon alive. His room was broken
into , and his body , naked , win found
lying on two iiaiii < etH on tuo iioor. Tlio
windows anil door wc-i-o tightly fastened
on the inside , and death was evidently
from natural caucus. There wcro some
wounds sit the throat , probably bv fliiffor
nails. It was found Hint ISafilo , who
was Borne eifjlity years old , had been a
lieutenant in the regular army in the
war with Mexico , and was moil tinned for
( 'ulliintry in tluit war. Ho was in 185o
agaiiiappointed alioutoimnt. Hy direc
tion of Quartermaster General liivtehol-
Jor , United Slates army , ho was hurled
in the National cemetery lit Wil
mington.
Pine watch repairing a specially at C.
L. ErlekBon'ti , 200 N. Kith nt. , Masonio
block.
Old gold and silver taken in cxohanjro
for dlainouds and silverware at C. Ji.
Krieksou'u , 200 N. 10th st.
One or America's "Wonders.
T ho Sioux City Corn I'uhu-o people
have spared no Dalns to mnko the Corn
Palaeo o ( 1800 surpass all others. The
grand street pageant , the design of which
isinchtirco of the French artist brought
over by the Iardi Gras authorities of
NowOrlenns , will bo an additional at
traction , which in itself is worth Koiiitf
to seq , and tlio musical features o ( tlio
Corn Palace are more charming- than
over.
It will bo hold September - > to Octo
ber 11 , and thi ) Sioux City & I'ueilloaud
1 < \ E. &M. A' . R. R'dshavoinndo reduced
rates on certain days for tliis occasion ,
and will provide llio necessary equip
ment and train service to enable ] iccilo
to visit this fjrsmd exhibition. Write
Jonas ftl. Cleland , secretary , Sioux Oily
Cqi'ii Pula'co , Sioux City , for informa
tion relative to the Corn I'alace , anil .1.
It. Uuchnnnn , General Passenger -Agent ,
Omaha , Neb. , or any local iiyeiit o ( the
Sioux City & Pacific and R 12. & } [ . Y.
K. U'dsfor further Information as to
rates , trains , etc.
x COMKS incir.
Countable nnd Otlicr Fcos In Tiliiiur |
Canon iYpjwl OuliI Wilt or A-tlvooates. .
Burlington , la , , special lo the Chieajjo
Ilcnild : Thorc Is consternation in tlio
prohibition cam ] ) in this city. Claims
to tlio amount of S2,000vero : ! \ presented
to the board of county supervisors now
in session , for attorney , justice of the
peace and constable fees in liquor cases
lilcd clurfng the lust Hireo months. In
stead ot allowing' these claims as linn
been customary , the board laid them
over until the December session , coupled
with tlio order that each claim ho tlion
accompanied by a eertUicalo showing1 by
whom tlio information was filed. This
onlor 51 complied with will cxposo the
whole syslcm by whieh the county Is
being robbed under the cloak of tlio pro
hibitory law. T. J. Truloolc , cliiilrmim
of llio republican couiily ecmlral oom-
iniUoo , is tlio prosecutor In the majority
of the eases 11 led and his share of the
spnilsisSl.l.TO. .
IIIKF "QUAHTKHMAPTBUIS on icr-
C Oin.ilm. Nub. , Hi'lilcmbcr l > , If ! * ) . Sriilia
iiiuiKMuK In trlplic-iili' , stiliji-et lo tliu usual
conditions. Mill l > i' ' ri-c-i'lvucl ' nl tliH olllcu null I
tuoo'ulouk | i. iu.lctcjber ( , IVJO. at which tlmo
ami plnco tlioy will ! > < > oponcil , In Iho JIIPSIMICU
of bUlcltis. for furnlshliiK mid cli-llvory to Iho
( JunrtorniaNti-r'K HuniirlniL-nl In this elty.or
other iolntHspccllli'l ) ( by tlio lildilcr. M'vontr- '
lhuricuv ( ) lry horsus. l.T. Sroscncs tliurl/lit
to inject tlio whole or uny part ( ) ( tiiiylilii ri'-
cclvu < i.and toc-oiisldor lilclsfor iilcsumiiiiliiT
of horses tlian niuiiliornilvi-rtlsixl for. Prefur-
unoo will UcclvtMito iittlelcsof ( loim-sllc pro-
< 1 net lun , c-oniiil ions of price iunl iiliilllv | \ > < : \H \
ufliml and nncoiilmotw 11 boa wmcluilfur fur-
iiibliliiK urtlclos of forultrn iiroiluitlonwlun
tliu urtlclu oKiiltiblo ( ; ( | iiillly : ofilmiu'stlu ' iiro-
liiicllonciinbo obtained. Ulanlc foriusfor Mil-
dlii ? ami ulrciilurKivlii ! ; full liiforiiinlloii niul
ri'milri'iiioiilsvlll _ | H > furiililii U < m iipiilluiillmi
hlioulil Ijo iniirUcd "I'lopiMtU for i-avnjry
iKimcs. " ami nililii'SM'il to the iiiKlcrslKiicd.
M'M. II. II IHill I'.S , Lluiitc-niint Uolonul und
Deputy yimru-rmiisttr tltiiorul , I. S. A. .
( 'Ujil f / ) > ' InpiiifiLtitr' Lf/l Jl'Nl'Jl
Notion to ContraclorH.
Foiilc-ilpropiisali will bo rfcolviil by llio City
Clerk n ( thticlty of North Hind. Nubiuslca , up
n'docluiooii ! , Poiiti'iiiliiT iTiiul , If'H ' , forllio
orvct limof uClty llalllinll'llnr. ' In tliu city of
Noi tli llencl NuurasUa. E-uld Imlldliitf to bu
built ueoordluK t < > pliuis timl spcollliMllons of
Mild building , to ho been at the City ( Jlcrk'H
( jlllc-o liiHaldclty.
Kui-li bid mnstlU iiccoiiiriiili'l | ( by u crrtl-
Jlcil tflionlc of fHK ) , Tin ? I'lly Couiu-ll of mid
lly onlerof thc.'lty ( Co
J. riNK
North nerd , Ncbruika. t'liiteiubur 3rd. IbVO ,
itAVni.v ;
Dross Hoods IIir/fid 11 H.
The spnco devoted lo dress poods Is
morolhnniloublo nud tlio stock is ( our
times In irmgnltudoiii stylonnilnunilty ,
Our prices tire bcyotul compotlllou ,
Nolo thcso ftorlhiK1 Inr nins :
75 plecea 4Olnchvowtod jilnlds in nil
slindca ntoOc , rofiulur M quality.
lOOconildiinllon suits , imported to Poll
nt$10. A\ro \ Iwuglit them nt n bargain
anil will selV them at 31.50 nnd } 5.7o ,
lOOpleeea french honrlotlns li ) incho
wlilo , now BhiiJos nt 60i' , worth " 5o com-
pn.ro goods.
lee imported -Ill-inch licnrlcttns on
falo at 81 ; no liner fnhrlc oncnrtli.
110 pieces sill { witrp henrlottus
InehiM wide , now thadcs oiibnloiit 81. 2o ,
worth $2 ,
12. ) pieces line vool homiettas nt20c ,
worth $1 ,
Tills dcparlinenl Is sliowlnpr the best
values in sllhs , in linings iiml in tftnv
lIlitlL'S.
CHITJUUN'S ) CT.OAUS.
07styles iuehililron's cloaks , rnnftlng
In prlco [ miull.a to the llncst donk
nuide.
\YKAI'S. JACICKTS AX1) )
CLOAKS.
Our cloak ( stock is so extensive in
variety uiul ntyle.s jind .soreasonable In
price , no ' is the tlmo to buy.
I wale on full milliiioi\y.
vf plume" ) , now tips , new feathers ,
nuwtriinmiiijTH , no\v lints ami nowormi-
inonts anil reasonable priiv ? .
CARl'KTS , DHAl'KHIKS.
Standard , cm-pels atSOc'o5e-10i ! and 50o.
All wool extra super carpoH at 5oe ,
COeKlcCSc and \vorth75oto \ H.aj ,
liiipoi-linitsaloon lace curlalns , Too ,
8.e , $1 $ up lo $ ; iii3pair : , worth Jl.Uoup to
$ ) . .50 ,
Curtain scrim at He yard ,
Fanoysci-ini , Iftjyard.
Rnifjco allkfl at20e,2ricfltid 3of.
Finest Japan silks at oOo , 7oc anil Sot1.
Poi'tieres , dot toil b > viss for pash and
drapers and fringes alKpedal m-ieea.
\Yo show lliu lar oithiicof line shades
In Omaha.
Holland shades on fiirinp fixture ? , 10o.
\vniN ; nuos. ,
Dry coodsniiciearicts. |
R.IIUH lo ( lie State l- ilrla the
From September - \ lo 12 , the Burlington -
ton will soil round Irip iicliets to Jjin-
coin at one fare , with 50c lidded for
adinlsBion to the fair grounds , tickets
arood to return to September 13. On
\Vcdnosdiiyiuid Thursclnv , ScptcnihorlO
: md 11 , special traina will he run , low-
in < , ' 0maha at 8:15 : a. 111,11 iidroturning
the same day. Tic-Uct ollico , Itlil Fai-
namst. \V. F. VAU I , , Agent ,
Special pants sale , 125 per cent reduc
tion on nil foodsiit
Ul.oci ; v < c HK-YMAS'S ,
100 ] NT , lUth Street.
Council IllnlTs anil Oninlia Driving
IlllC.
TUKSDAV , OCTOT1KR 7 , 1S90.
2 : . ' ! ( ) pai-iiijr , purse $ 'tO ( ) .
2:25 : trotting1 , purse $ .jijfl.
Thrce-yoar-old trotliiig stake associa
tion adds $100.
EntranceIO cnehto { jo with stilco. :
\VKDNKSDA Y,0TOHKK8.
2:50 : U-ottinir , imr.sojOO. :
2liO : trotting. $ - ( ) .
Two-year-old slake trotting1 associa
tion acids $ . " ) ( ) .
KutrancoS.l ouch , to powilh . blcc.
TllUHSDAY , OCJTOUKa 9.
2' . ° ) S trotlliiH : , piirsoS-lflO ,
2:20 : pacing , ] iurso$100.
TroUintr , free-for-all , inirtscSoOO.
Oiio-yoai'-ohl ' stake trotting' associa
tion adds $ oO.
Kntrnncu$5 cac i to fjo with stalce.
Eiitrlci ) close Saturday , Oet. - ) . 12 in.
Records inado after September 8 , no
har.
har.For
For information tuldrc'3 ,
J. U7" . PHUAOOY , President ,
Council IHutTs , Ta.
A. II. Glims , Ass't SeD'y- ,
OinihaN"cb. :
Seaman's buggies ocstand cheapest.
i . . . . . .1 1 _ .
Fine diamond scttinpra specially atC.
TJ , Eriekson's , 208 N. ICth St. , .Masonic
hlocic.
Special Salo.
for one week on all the standard makes
of silverware. 25 ] icr cent discount from
the prlco to cash 'buyer * . Uotret-'B
hnivosamiforliH only $ I.'IO tnr a sot of
six. 0. L. Erklcsoii , 2W ( N" . lOtii street.
If You AVniitn t'iniKi Clirnp ,
Cash or time , see the liar ala atlCIN.
10th fet. Jluinboinjjent. , .
Oet prices on lots in Kast Omaha from
Potter & ( leorgo Co. , Kith & Famain.
hats , caps and bonnets , Ilick-
's , U11S. 1 th direct.
Buy slmes at School ply's and pot
tlokei for llio $100 $ sealskin , ! 11 Q Douglas.
Tlio Nov Wiuhor ,
tlio claim that I inado to the
pcoploivhow namesivpivar bolowfortho
no\r \ washer , onch ono of thcso pcoplolinil
tlio wisher on two weeks'trlnl heloro
tlwy Iwuglit it to sco If II would conflrtn
my chiliu , which is ; That It will wivo
one-third of tlio time , half o ( tlio liard
worlc , roqulrosno soalciiifr ol the clothes/
no boiling of the clothe ? , 110 lye os
diomlrata , no ruhMng of tlio clothes ,
clothcj will how a nmrlicd laiprovo-
iiicnt In color in alxnit four \veo1i \ ( > , iiltor
having been Avashuil in llio Now\Viuilior \ ,
clothes will last nnieli loiigor , because
tlioy cwnpo the rulhliif. ' that rub them
to pieces und the ehcniicalH Unit rote
thorn. The machine Is niado of cedar
uood , willlixsta IKotlincwill not rot
lealc , oxpimd or contract , \vlll nol valor
sonic , Is solig-U tint a notiinn osm htuullo
itporleotly emy , runs so easy tluit aplrl
ten years old can do a who'lo tviiHlmigr.
the fciitni'o of the inaelilno Is thut
it expands the ino.slierf of thtj
clothes niul by tlio nulled action
ol the condensed airnleiua nnd suds ,
cleanses them much quk'Ucr anil clcanor
than Is poisiblo to eloan by nny other
iirooc n. Mrs , Miws , 1501 S. 21th ; Mra ,
JlclSwln , 111-JS. 2tth ; MrsGloason,1003 ,
Viorcej .Mrs. ljucas , 1015 Jtoward ; .Mrs ,
IKtrick , llthandrahuit \ ; Mw. Unt-ns ,
1IU-1 I eavonwortlr. Mrs. iln\-mrd , 110121
Chiciijjo ; .MrHOKoll,17. , fiS. llthMra
llrovn , lilT-l K. l tli ; Jlrs. Unite , llill S ,
2tith ; MrA Piirklin , South Omaha ; Mra ,
JleAiBluml , IMOiJ ki'iul ) , Irs.'ithrow \ \ ,
Jlrs. N'orrls , l" 2a I civoiuvorlh : ; Mra ,
llliojules , IIM ) N , 15)th ; Mrs. I'iekard ,
lid and \Vtilnut | Mrs. Slitrhlon , 10th
and Wnton ; Mis. Davlcs , 110th arid
Clark ; Mra. ] ) ushiimnU17S. IHh ; Mra
Koiser , iffi ) S. 20th ; Mrs. lottlmiorU02I )
Grnnt ; Mrs. l'otoi'jon,2tliandCaslelar ' ( ) ;
Mrs.rindiiuist , 171U S. lOlh ; Mra.llij , "
plan , lolG Leavoaworth ; Airs , UrusL ,
llil'JS. 27th ; Mra.Folcy , 1317 H. IDth. '
Tilni-lc k lloyinnii , 100 N. 10th Ht. ,
carry the Iliiwt line ol furnishing goods
In the city anil the prices are very low ,
'Pho crockery department is a spoeinl
feature ot tlio JW-Cent store , 1151'J Fur-
namst. Now goods and spoclal pried
( or Monday.
llnjlor's NViv 'YorlcCmullcfl
Always fresh ntiCinslor's pharmacy.
COOPEH-On Pi-IJiiy , Sopleinljcr 5Infant
sonof ilr. niul Airs , branch D.Uoo | r , jr.
Lfunornl 011 Sunday at U o'clock from tlio
family residence , Forty -second and lltuailtcu
streets , \Yalti\it IH1L
Culi fiii'iiU I < ; < etir.sioa.
Pullman tourist bleeping car excur
sions to California and Pucille co.-vt
poiiitB leavoChicago every Tliursdny ,
KniHiis Cltyovory Friday vialho Santa
Fo route. Ticket rate from Chicago
$ -17.50 , from Sioux City , Omaha , Uiieoln
orKiUisas City $ . ' 5.5 , sleeping ear rale-
from Cliieapro $4 per double berth , from
Kansas Oityfl ! ] Wtdoiibluhurlh. . llvory-
thinjf furnislu'cl excej > t mojils. Thosd
oxenrsions nro { icrsoniillj'conducted ly
experienced oxciu-Hion inaiii : 'or8 wlio
nceoinpany ] iarlics to dustintitlon. l or
oxcni-sioii folder contain in ) ; fuli pnrtioi-
lni'siitidnia | ) folder nnd time table of
Santa I/O route and i-cservlnfj of Hleopirg-
car berths , address S. M. Ofifooil , gen
eral np viit , K. Ii. JJalmi'r ' , freifrhi and
pnsfcnycr agent , A.T. &S. K railroad ,
KiOSFaniaiii street , Oninlia , Nelirnsha.
r.v
Fifty Dollars in Gold
so GENUIN'EDIAMONDS ,
Q-i-von Away.
DO YOU W-ANTTMBM7
Tlinllobli'i Mc-illcliKird. . nlHiinKrulichen. C.-il. . In
order to moro Iliorunelily IntrmliiRo Iliolr [ iiinoix
CnlKorniii Hoiiicillc-t , niiiko tlin I. . . | | < I | HK IIXI-IIE-
rnimxTKiioiTrii , vlc'roilio itntiifiion mlllnula
IIH lffforoSi'I > : iniiiuriill ; , lh'l , nml tc-lllnic in < vlmo
tlio or 1 Ill'-Alll , { > . hnrwlftiuinllii tin N
monl , we lll BlroSSl01neolil ( win ; In tin n
| torM'i ) t cn"lliiwli " ! tlioctiriuol iniswur wo \ lll
S < ) llili ( < iM\Vatili l > : nlr'H ) or ( Iciil'H ; I ) tliu nuxt 15
p-jr nti mmlliiiicixTMt. niiiivi'rn no Mill Kltuua
SiilMCoMlimiiilnt ) IHniiiciml Hlnn : totliulnst di )
Fouilliiii In a mm cl nn-t cr wo will ulvclM Oil *
CIoliK'iilii.nnilU . ) tlio lit trin ni'it totl.o lint , nciul-
Inur In tlio iluhl iiiiMKcrH. w via Klvu s yllil Gulil
Rn ! ( , Ccmilnu Diamond itllnw.
Tin'c inioft till cli o ullli tlio lii'l ri-Kiilnr null
( ti'llirroil nil Scptoinhur litli. Ml. Tlio ilc'llver/of
l > i < 3 < i'ntHilll \ 1 nuiilu Iriiiiii'illnKly tiller fci ptuiulior
ITtli.iuuU list Klvl K llio iiiinii't mil 11 IcIiixMciot
tlio Hiiocon rnlrutitcHtiiiiti.wlllliu piililtHlinl In tills
p 'jicr mi Iho ntil Siimhivnflor Iliu vonlextcloHci.
Vltli ynur ninvvciru'lHl J'lOts In HtmnpH IT Silver
fOrtVIAlllf llit I llPllll'HMTT 1.1 VIMII.VA IIIKl'111.11
llioln'HtCATiiiiiru1lavsn , iiinisujjui nplll HIT
coin | ) Uiileil. ( A Hiiniriirofor hlik lioiiliit-lii ) Ticy
nruu'i-y iiiiiiIlmiKiirc < intcil. i. N I-I iiuiu : , puiclr
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NEWVORHsx\u/y , CHICAGO
STLOUIS ) KANSAS Cin *
OMAHA -r S T DENVER
STPAULiixV / CINCINNATI
For Men. "vs
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. MINNEAPOLIS lNDI/LNAPOl
R fancy is captured ,
* the shine in your eyes
says as much more.
"You'll ' admit that suc/ifadries ,
and such prices for made to order
garments , enables every man to
dress well at moderate cost.
Trousers $5 and upwards.
Suits $20 and upwards. j
Overcoats $18 and upwards.
Our $20 $ to $25 Suits are made neatly and stylish ;
Our $30 $ and $35 Suits and Overcoats are fit for a swell or
merchant prince ;
$5 Trousers please the close-fisted man ; $6toS $ arc fjreatcr
favorites , and any wonder ? \vlienthey areSioand $12 in most
s-
stores.
Expect to find the newest styles here and plenty of tlicm ,
Open cvenlngrafor people busy in day tlmo. >
NICOLL The TAILOR 1
1409 DOUGLAS.