THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , NO\7EMBER 1 , ISOO.-TEST PAGES.
THE CITY.
C Work was boRtm ycstonlny morning
on tlio brick HUiwrstruuturo of Iho now
union dopot.
Tlio Clurkson incmorlnl liospltnl re
turns thanks to tlio Sutplien cdiTingc ro-
poflllory for their kind donation of $2-3.
ShorllT Hoyd yesterday took Ilurvoy
Wheeler to tlio penitentiary to porvo iv
nontcnco of eighteen months for grand
larocny.
A inentlnj , ' of First ward republican1 !
will bo he-Ill this evening ut Forest hull ,
Sixth and 1'lorco htreota. All republi
cans nro Invited to bo present.
Tlio Albright Land and Lot company
yesterday brought suit In Iho county
court tornpover from William V. HeiiBon
nnd wife $ K)0 duo on n promissory note.
Tlio colored republican club of tlio
Ninth ward will meet at the club head
quarters , ThlrtVHCPond and Cuining
6tr < ot , at 7 o'clock sharp on Monday
evening.
A consignment of clears from Havana ,
for Max Meyci1 & Co. , and dry good *
from Germany for tlio Kllpatrick-Koch
company , parsed tliiough the custom
hoiihO ychterday.
Chief Clerk- . E. Crarncr of the riil- ;
wny postal sorvlco has gone to tno
western part of the slate to look after
the postal clerks In that hoetlon , boveral
of whom will bo examined us to their
proficiency.
The Nebraska Tribune 1ms secured
the UHO of Gcrmaiita hall for Tuesday
night and will recolvo election returns
nt that place. Gorman citizens in'.er-
csted in the returns are expected to con
gregate at that place.
The co ! orcd voters of the Sixth ward
have boon called to meet at the 1'ors.dnal
Nights' League hall , Twenty-fourth and
Clark streela , on Monday evening next.
None but members of the Sixth ward
colored republican club will bo admitted
ut tlio meeting.
Hon. W. II. Dcch , candidate for lieu
tenant go\ernor on the indepeiidont
ticket , and C. N. Mayborry , candidate
on the same ticket for bccrolary of state ,
will address the people of Omaha and
Douglas county on the political issues of
the day at Exposition hall tonight.
"Why , no\v 1 cannot Rot enough to oat-
nays 0110 lady \\lio formerly luul no ai > i.itlte ,
but toolc Hood's Sursaparilln.
\VI5STHIJN UAhUliYMj AIWA IKS.
Tlio Aiiiiinil MretliiK to Ito Held In
This City Timi'irrnw.
The minimi meeting of thu Western base
ball association , will convene ut the Alillaul
hotel , this city , this afternoon , nnd the
prospects uro Unit It will bo a highly Inter
esting occasion. Without a doubt , notwith
standing the distrusting national Icngnc-
brothcrhooil imbroplio , tlio Western asso
ciation has inoio putty differences to con-
cillatc , anil more Important and momen
tous business to transact than any
unsubull association In the country , or all of
them together for that matter. In consequence
quence n regular halr-pulllnp , bacU-canping ,
catch-as-cutch-cnn llnisli lluht is not unlluely ,
The malls have brought assurances to Pres
ident McCormlck that the attendance will bo
largo , that Is , that etu h club representing tlio
pixMoiit ciivuit will have ono or more icpre-
scmiUlves present , and that each will bo
alive to the interests of his particular cltyund
as bellicose and pugnacious us a "wasp
over bis individual vlinvs as to the equity
and Justice of all mutters brought up or sub
jects broached , goes without saying. And
jilcaso don't forget It , somebody stands a
chance of being killed , that is It the white
winged drn-o of peace does not put In a
prompt appearance at the outset.
Tbeio Is no probability that the association
piopcr will meet before Sunday mornIng -
Ing , the business that will come befoio the
board of dhcctors being \oluininous us to
occupy all of the available time today.
They will bo called upon to adjust all tlio ex
isting differences between clubs and club
managers , and that the task will prove any
thing but u bcatlllo ono. the bitterness that
lias already cropped out is anincontiovcrtiblo
evidence. Duvo Kowo must bo placated , and
that in Itself will prove a herculean
Job. whereas it should not bo allowed to oc
casion a single rllllo of unpleasantness. If
Kowo Is disgruntled , let him go over tu the
brotherhood where ho belongs. Uut tlio
trouble between Omaha and Lincoln over a
broken contract and withholding of guaran
tees Is a burse of another color mid will ro-
qnlro delicate handling. And so will the
grievances milled by Minneapolis against
Milwaukee and vlco versa , and .Minneapolis
versus Sioux City relative to u division of
guto receipts , and the matter of disposing of
the Corn IhibHoiV franchise , the retulnment
cf Denver and Lincoln wltliln the circuit , uml
the selection of the eighth city. These mo
nil matters of vital import nnd must
bo ministered to with cool nnd Im
partial Judgment , nnd the best inter
ests of the whole association always in view.
The association us a whole , however , will
have the disposition of these matters in hand.
Sunday afternoon the association proper
will convene , and after n general discussion
on Iho situation nnd the prospects , the elec
tion of ofllcers will come up. This will re
quire no very great amount of tlmo to bo dis
posed of , for inasmuch us 1'rcsidcnt McCor
mlck porcmptorilv declines to bo a candidate
for re-election , Mr. L. C. KrantlinulT of
Kansas City will bo unanimously chosen hi
lilsstoiid. If tlio onico Is tendered him in
this way , that is without opposition , ho will
accept , if not , not. The representa
tives uro therefore earnestly urged
to settle upon Mr. Kruiithauff bolero -
lore the election itself is reached ,
for a better man , a man with broader views
or sounder baseball knowledge cannot bo
found In tlio whole country. The election of
secretary will probaoly oct-ision some wire
pulling mid contention. Koclio , the present
olllclal , Is nut In the race , but Harry Ilucli
of Minneapolis and id A. Ur.mdt of this city
nro after It. Ilach is a good enough man , but
Hramlt a fur belter one. llo is entcrprislnir ,
Indiistilous and capable. Has n thorough
knowledge of the game , and great familiarity
with players , consequently is well quail lied
to administer to the anair.s of the association
with promptitude , cnieieney and Impartiality.
The Idea of lolling tlio olllco of mo-ddent ami
secretary into ono is not a good ono mm en-
tlrely middled for. It is vesting too much
power In a single individual. The guarantee
and percentage plans will also call for n vast
deal of discussion , upon which head Tim HKI :
will have further to say In today'srissuo.
Hut depend upon Itthomei'ting is going to bo
us full of interest as a cocoanut is full of
moat , and a good many surpiiscs arc sure to
ho sprung.
There will bo a mooting of the Oth
ward democratic elub nt their head
quarters , Hurtzmnn's hall , Saturday
night , Nov. 1 , 181)0. ) The club will bo
called upon to endorse candidates for
constable ami as > cssor.
Fovrntli Wiml Polish Cluli.
A meeting of the 7th ward antl-prohl-
bltlon Polish club will take place on lidth
nnd Walnut this evening at 0 o'clock
Vi'po T.psfcoiih In Gentian.
nt Y. M. C. A. today , fully illustrating
Gorman in tlvo weeks , at l30and ; S p. m.
. i sxoiiXVbjiKx TS.
The J. C. Duff opera company , numbering
more than sixty people , appeals at Hovel's
opera , house on the llrst three evenings tf
next week In a grand revival of Gilbert .V
Bulllvan1 * operas , presenting the following
rcpprtahc : Monday evening , ' -1'atlonco ; "
Tuesday evening , ' 'The Piratoi of 1'eti-
laacoj" Wednesday evening , "lolantho.1
The fascinating Fay Temploton will post-
lively bo scon nt Uoyd's the hitter halt of
next wcok , as the bright particular star ol
KusscllS comedians , an orgunhutlon which
is spoken of us the most brilliant collection
of comedians over gathered together for the
presentation of farce comedy ,
The play will bo , "Miss McGinty , the Stat
pf the Comedlo ! Y.uieuUo , " and glviw the
dashing "Kay" gicnter opportunities to dls <
play her versatility than anything bbo baa
ever uppo.tml In.
REGISTER"TODAY. .
New Hhoo Dnimrtmoiit ,
Wo shall open tomorrow n largo portion
tion of our now stock of ladles' , mlsccs ,
infants'and children's shocc. Every pair
f shoes shown in this department Is
CLEAN AND NEW ,
laving boon made within the lust GO
ays especially for our opening. Out *
loys1 school shoes have not yet arrived ,
iut It will pay you to wait another week
s wo f > hnll open every line of goods
WITH STARLING BARGAINS
hat will entirely revolutionize the shoo
rado and make your live dollar bill pur
chase two (2) ( ) pairs of shoes where It has
lorotoforo been only n little more than
ulllclent for ono pair.
Infants' shoes 20c a pair.
Infants' shoes ! JSo a pair.
Children's shoes C5o a pair.
Children's shoes 72c a pair.
Children's shoos 87c a pair.
Misses' shoes il.20 a pair. %
Misses' shoos Si.OS a pair.
All from 2oo to COc a pair less than
shoo store prices.
Ladles' shoes 11.58 * , worth * 2.
Ladles'shoes $2.43 , worth $3.
Ladles' shoos $3. 15 , worth $ } . iO.
Ladies' shoes $3.95 , worth $3.
Ladies' shoes $1.90 , worth $0.
Don't fail to visit this department.
MORSE'S , 10TII AND FA UN AM.
Men's furnishings nnd boys' clothing
department ; wo have some special bar-
alns.
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Men's natural gray undershirts , 76c.
Men's heavy all wool undershirts , 95c.
Men's natural gray all wool undei'-
fahirts , $1.23.
Men's fine seamless so.v , loc.
Men's unlaundried shirts , oOc.
Men's night shirts , 73c.
Men's super British sox , 2oc.
Men's heavy gloves , box , suspenders.
Boys' clothing Is In the same wing and
on the saino lloor as the men's furnish
ngs , and wo offer : i sncciallot of BOYS'
OVERCOATS AT 82.7,5 , worth fully $1
each ; wo have also a lot of BOYS'
SUITS AT S2.90 , worth S3 ; wo have also
i lot of SCOTCH CAPS 50c , for men or
*
boys. i
MEN'S AND BOYS'
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO , ,
10th and Farnam sts.
LADIES' PLUSII SACQUE , $23.00.
Special price for this week.
Wo offer 100 plush sacqucs , made of
superior gradeof "Walker's plush , "
with which wo give n guarantee- that
will not wear off during the pros'
entfall and. winter seasons. The linings
lire of extra quality , ornaments nro of
best sealskin , and pockets lined with
chamois fakin. Tills garment wo confi
dently assort cannot bo bought today
under 833.00.
Before purchasing we invite you to ex
amine our stock of cloaks , certainly the
largest and most complete in the city of
Omaha.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
Special prices for tomorrow.
Four years , $3. Six years , $3.50.
Eight years , SI. Tea years , Si.50.
Twolvoyears , $3. Fourteen years , $3.50.
This lot of children's cloaks are all
made of good molten cloth with narrow
btripo of navy and bronze.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
Tomorrow morning wo shall place on
sale 100 children's cloaks , made of blue
and whlto broken pluid cloaking. Ex
ceptional values.
0 years , $3.00.
8 years , $5.50.
10 years , $0.00.
12 years , $0.50.
14 years , $7.00.
11-1 GRAY BLANKETS $3.07.
150 pairs oxtru size and weight a
great bargain , worth $5.UO for toinor-
ow only $3.07 a pair.
BED COMFORTS.
Three special numbers. 6 bales good
slzo comforts , 40c each. 5 bales full &Izo
comforts , 75c each. 5 bales extra size
comforts , OSc each.
EIDERDOWN COMFORTS.
Tomorrow wo place on sale a largo
shipment of now Eiderdown comforts ,
best French satlno covering and corded
edges , on display at our now "cedar
bin" blanket department on second 11. c.
CARRIAGE ROBES , $0.
1 ciibo premium quality carriage- robes
51x72 inches , now designs , strictly all
wool and silk bound edges. Price for
this sale , 00 each.
MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Fnmnla Prohibition
A well known Omaha gentleman who has
Just returned from an extensive visit to
nearly all parts of the state told a Dm : re
porter yesterday of the strong partisan
work that will bo done in towns all over the
state by the women. In the small towns
they Imvo formed n system of organization
called "hands of four. " Hand No. 1 will
bo composed of all the good-looking girls m
town who are In symuathy with prohibition.
They have been Instructed to turn out in
their best bib and tucker and use all the
paint necessary to make themselves Irre
sistible. Their special work will ha to look
after the young men , baud them oalloU and
see that they vote thorn under ban of their
Q is pleasure.
Hand No. 3 will consist of the wives of
such of the wealthiest men as can bo Induced
to get out and electioneer for the free-whisky
cause. They will bo delegated to induce the
business iren into voting for the amendment
under penalty of a boycott should they re
fuse to do it.
Bund No. 3 will comprise the charitably In-
dined women , who will look after the
laborers and poor people generally who will
bo cut oft fiom their supplies of charity food
and old clothes If they refuse to vote as
bidden.
All the old maid * and women who have
ceased to have physical attractions nro delegated -
legated to inxldlu hot coffee and buns ns a ro-
want to these who are truly obedient anil
thus eeaso to bo five agents rather than lose
their trudo , their frco grub or their girl.
REGISTER TO-DAY.
AN OMAHA IvNGINKMl IIONOKK1) .
Mr , Andrew Ilosetvnter Ileoelvcs nil
Appointment from the President.
Mr. Andrew Uosowatcr , formerly city en
gineer , lias been selected by 1'rcsldent Harrison
risen as the one civil engines1 ! of known skill
nnd experience In municipal engineering , to
bo n member of the oluctrlcnl board In the
District of Columbia.
President Harrison's loiter , bearing date
nt the executive mansion October 23 , la us
follows j
Andicw HostMvatpr , esq. , Omnlm , N"i > l > . Pour
Sir : Von urn horuliy appointed it member of
the electrical lioanf , provided fin by tin net of
consrrsx. iipiinivi'il Auitntt 0 , KID. I'litltkd :
"An act nmUliitf nppropiliitlons to pmvldu for
the expenses of I In-KO\ eminent oMIie I list l let
of Columblt for the fNi'al yeui- ending June
! ! l > , 1MM. nnd for other pmiiiwi" Very ru-
hpei'tfully yours. UHVMMIN IAIIIII | O.V.
Accompanying the Icttorof appointment is
a letti'i-from 10. W. Ilulfonl , prlvnto secreta
ry to thu president , In ivhlch lie stivs :
"Tlio gentlemen selected for your associate *
mwn the board nro Lieutenant Francis K.
Shunk of the corps of engineers Itilted
Stntes army ami I'rof. Henry A. Kewlnnd of
tlio .lolms Hopkins unl\cr.slty , llultimorc ,
Mil. "
The appointment of the electrical board
was mithorl/eil by the act re re i red to In tlio
president's letter which , among other minus
provides that :
"Tho provident of the United Stntos Is
hereby authorised to appoint n board consist
ing of throe persons , ono of whom shall bu nn
army ofllcer , skilled in electrical m.ittcrs , ono
a civil engineer of Icnown skill mid experi
ence in municipal engineering mid uno tin
electrician of high roputc. "
Mr. Hojowater feels highly honored nt
being selected from all the municipal engi
neers of the nation to servo ns a member of
this boaul. He feels specially compli
mented , ns his appointment was en
tirely unsolicited ami a complete surpr'ni' .
llo hud Hied no application for n position with
the departments nnd was entirely unaware of
the act providing fur tlio appointment of the
commission.
Ono feature of the appointment was that It
arrived on Mr. Hosewutcr's liirtlutay and
formed n very acceptable present.
The duties of the electrical board , ns pro
vided by the art luittiori/lng Its appointment ,
nro "to consider the location , nrrangoment
nnl operation of electric wires in thn Ulitrict
of Columbia whether tised. or to bo used , for ,
lighting , transmission of pfiwor , telogriph.\ , '
telephony , or signaling , with a view to secur
ing ns soon as practicable the construction of
u safe nnd convenient sj stem of conduits or j
subways , the placing therein of all necessary
electric wires along the streets , avenues and
other public spaces and the removal of nil un
used overhead wires and their supports. "
The Hoard is ro < iulr i ! to complete , us soon
as practicable , and not Inter than December
1 , lb',11 , recommendations nnd plans for the
proposed work ; also an opinion as to whether
the conduits , etc. , should ho owned nnd oper
ated b > { private corporations or individuals
or constructed nnd maintained by public au
thority.
S. A. Urclmril.
Carpet , furniture nnd drapery.
"I'liat'M the Talk. "
The following 'A a circular sent to their pat
rons by Iho Howcll lumber company :
OMUU , Nob. , Oct. Ill ) , IhUO. ( Jentlemen :
A'o ImvoToftcn In the past solicited a share of
our pationago and expect to do so In the
iituro , but nt tub tlmo wo solicit a few
nomcnts of your attention upon the most I
ital question that has ever eome before the '
icople of Nebraska , in which you uro to give
in expression at the polls on Tuesday next , i
Wo trust that you arc in sympathy with '
is , and that yotu'temperance nature is suf-
Iciontly strong to believe that our present
aw ot lilk'li license and local option is
superior to the prohibitory laws as enforced
n Iowa and Kansas.
Wo all know that our present law of local
option will give to every city and town in our
state strict prohibition , if the citi/cns of the
several communities have ti majority in favor
of local option. Wo belicvo that prohibition
"ms novcr prohibited in u community where a
imjoritv of the ci'i/ens nro not fully in ne-
jord wiih prohibition , and the consequence
.n . all such cases is that saloons , cither openly ,
or secretly , can bo found.
Our idea is to gho every city , town and
iirecinct the right to hat o saloons or local onion -
ion ( which admits ot prohibition ) biich as
tlio majority should elect. Wo believe that
: bo majority of the people of this state aio in
favor of temperance and will so express
: hemsclves at the polls in favor of our present
aw of high IhviibO nnd local option.
A great many gift oil tempernnoo men have
como out openly in favor of the present law
of Nebraska , believing It to bo superior to the
liroliibitory laws in other states mid that the
actual workings of our law hi ing about the
desired temperance result in every communi
ty in tlio sttito.
Our desire in writing this letter is to call
the attention of our lumbar fiiemls , lor the
purpose of having them give more thought to
lho great question to bo voted upon Tuojdnv ,
and wo trust this letter will reach you In
ample tlmo. IIo\uu : , LLMIHH Co.
liy II. N..Ii\vi3Tr. :
Toys' Clothing Dupiirtmoiit
Of the Morao Dry"Goods Co/ will open
tomorrow on the main floor , 1-amain st.
front , ( i lot of hoys' knee pants pur-
cha&cd at nbout half price recently In
Now York. These pants are made from
the remnants of cloth loft over from cut
ting fine suits and are VERY , VKRY
CHEAP.
Boys' knco pants , COc , worth 7oc.
Boys' knco pants , Gfle , worth $1.
Boys' knco pants , SOc , worth SI.25.
Boys' knee pants , $1 , worth $1.50.
Boys' overcoats 31.90 , worth $ IJ.oO.
Boys' overcoats $2.oO , worth $5.
Boys' suits $1.1)0 ) , worth $1 ! .
Boys' suits $2.00 , worth 81.50.
This department is on the main lloor ,
Farnam street wing.
THE M.OKSE DRY GOODS CO.
Tickets nt lowest rates nnd su porlor
accommodations via , the great Hock
Island route. Ticket olllco , 1002 Six
teenth and Farnam streets , Omaha.
At V . 31 C. A. Today.
Prof. Dudgo will explain German in
live weeks at 1:30 : and 8 p. in. All in
terested bhould witness a recitation.
Tliov Are Frauds.
There is a prohibition hypocrite canvassing
every ward in the city paid to discover in
stances of Illegal registration. Some of these
sneaks represent that they nro doing the
work for Tin : BKB to Insure the casting of
the full vote of the city. Neither Tin : Hin :
nor any other paper employe1) mon in this
capacity. Those who represent themselves
to the contrary nro frauds. They nro
iishamcd of the work they tire engaged In and
If caught , will bo arrested and made to suiter
for their deceit.
CeedJnUUllons of Homes
to Vews the Standard *
Boils and Pimples
Arc nMiiro'1 onutt * to eliminate poison from
the Mnml , Thl < remit may be accomplished
much more cnei'tn.-illy , .1.1 well as agreeably ,
through the inojter excictoiy channels , by
the use of AKr4 Snisnnailll.i.
"rorse\cial years 1 was troubled ttlth
bolls and carbuncles. In casting about for a
remedy , It occurred to mo that AJCI'S S.irsa-
] > arlllii had been used In my fathers family ,
Kith excellent success , and I thought that
\\hatuas good fur the father \\oiild also bo
peed for the son. Throe or four bottles of
thH medicine cntlicly cmed me , nnd I have
not slnco In more than two ycais had a
doll , pimple , or nny other crni'the ' tioublc.
1 can ronsoleiitloiiily speak hi the hlfiliest
teniH of Ajcr's Saisnparllla , and many
> cais' cxpeiii'iicc In the ding bttslness en.
nblcs me to ) H'aU Intelligently. " C. JI.
llatllt'ld , 1'arniland , Ind.
Ayer's Sat'saparliSa
1'iii.rAiiKn nv
DH. J. C. AYEU & CO. , Lowell , MASS.
1'flcofl ; tixLottlci.ti. Woitli $3 u LtUlJ.
DP8BBtt8B6tt8
Physicians , Surgeons aud Specialists ,
WOO DOUGLxAS STRHiHT
OMAHA ,
The most widely nnd favorably knonn spot-
lallsts la the Uultott Hi lit os. Tliolr lotu ut-
parlouoo , remarkable skill and unlrorial suc
cess In thu triiatmciit anil cure of Nervoui ,
Ohronlo and Kurxlral Pineaius , entitle thoan
emlm-nt iihyslcliuie to tlin full conQilonco of
Iho aflllPtPil pvorv'Tliuro. Thov giinrintcn :
A ( JKKTAIN AM ) 1'OSll'IVi ; OUUB for
the awful Bltccts of cnily vlco and tbo oumor-
oiu iivlls that follow In Its train.
1'KIVATK , 111.001) AM ) SKIN DISEASES
( piu'dllr , comiilolcly anil piirmaiiontly ouicil.
NiitvouB : iiiiu ) : < iTV ANII UKXUAL nis-
OIUiUB ) yluld ror.dliy to their skillful truat-
a , FISTUf.A AND RKOTAL ULCEU9
Ritaruntocd cured without iiuln or detention
from tmtilnesi ,
HVmtOOKLR AND VA1UCOCELK permanently -
nently and successfully cnrod In every case.
SYPHILIS , GONOKltllKA. ULUBf , Spor-
nmtorrho.v , Sun.lmilVaUnoss , host Manhood ,
{ Vlit | ] Emissions , Uccnyt'd 1'aeultlea , Kcinulu
.Vo.iknesn and till dullcuto disorders peculiar
tocltlmr BOX positively oiirvd. : m wull ns all
functional disorders tint tosiilt from youth
ful follies or thouveessof iiiiitnru yeara.
TFJir'nitfK Guaranteed ntl
ponnane y
O I l\.iv > 1 U 1XL. cured , removal con pinto ,
without cutting , eaustlu or dlhttntlon. Curuj
ncctod at homo by imtleut without a tno-
inent's pain or iinnoyan-'o.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MhN.
A < JIIWU niPU The tiwful offoats of
/I OUKll UKli
piriy ; vice whloh bring *
ovanlo wenknepH , dnslroyliiR both mind and
body , with itll Its drcadod ills , periminanty
cm od.
HKTTs7 Address those ho haTolm-
. tiljl l j puired thoinseUos hy Im
proper IndulROnce : uid Holltury Inblts. which
ruin liotli mind nnd body , unflttliiK' thoin for
business , BtmU-nr mnrIiKe. :
MAKiaUU JIKN" OF tlioso ontorlns on that
hnppy life , awnroof physical dobllity , quickly
assisted.
QicrR SUCOB33
[ s bnced npou faoU. Fln.t1'raotloal experi
ence. tiecoad Kvory case H specially studied ,
tlun starting right. Third -Medlclnca nro
prepared In our laboratory exactly to utt
each cano , thus DtTectlng cures without Injury.
Drs. Belts & Betts ,
M09 DOUGLAS STRFFT r.wuMTR
oy d ' $ Xo Saturday Matinee.
\'i < vhts iKv0 Octolier 3 (
Till ! DltOLL MONAIll'llot Kiirco-Comedy
Frank , . Daniels
MISS nr.-HIK S\N > ON and the 1110 COM-
iiY : CO. , lii Aiflilbald 0 iltintfr's
rani istle Mustcipioi o ,
The Inmost trnvnllni onnipinjr , prosonllnK fnroc-
cnnioily nn tills contlniMit. HOY rhcut ope.is
Wu < lnu tluv inurnliiK t iOKnlar prlc't" ,
Grand Qpcra Houe.
Saturday and Sunday , Nov. 1st and 2nd.
Special KnfmEeiiK'nt of thoKnmo.ii lll.tck MiiKiicti ,
LE\V JOHNSON'S
Colored Minstrels.
WAIT FOR US.
WATCH OUR ELECTRIC STREET PARADE ,
l.i'il by Ilio Cliuinploii Drum Mnjoruf tliuVuiM ,
COL SAM WADi : .
USU.\r , 1 > ] { ICI : < 9. IU c ulivct open I'rlilny nt 0 n. m
THREE NIGHTS ONLY ,
B
SPECIAL ENGAGLMLNT.
Beginning Mouday , November
J. G , DUFFE1
HA CO
IN A GILBERTS SULLIVAN REPERTOIRE :
Monday Evening : "Patience. "
Tuesday Evening : "Piratesof Penzanco.1
Wednesday Evening : "lolanthe. "
Grand Chorus of 05 Voices. Box sheet
onan Saturday morning at regular prices.
Grand iDpera MoiISB
Three
1f' < : tl til-mi tin mill ' 1'liiii't.ilni/ ,
Xomnfn'1' , . , H ,
I.nillcs'MtttlncoVuilocsilay. . UtUlnul N.V I'roiluctloi
Clcinciicoaii Caso.
William ricron , Proprietor nnU Manauer.
Sibyl Johnstone as Iza.
I'rkvs for thN oMrnniillnary ongaKotnont
HUN hi'iit-i * ! , > ) : oiuliostra tl mill 7.W ; hiilcnny
trK ! mid Wl ; Riulvry > V ) . Halo i p MIS Monday n
U n in. Huutlnn returns \ > 111 Lu itul fioiu the
stujjo Tuesday
Dime
AYlll r.awlur. MUIIIISIT. Corner llth and Par
ntim Mimts , Umiilm.
\V1 bIC OK OCT. STth.
Ylctorloui l.r.vi' , Jcronio'ii inaitiTplccnrniili
nml l.nnlncr'B , Jaimnoa lliirliMauo I'um .in ) nf tlilr
ly ArlUli , hi'rrli'rx IMuciluil lloilcht ) , Tim Kcnjui
U'lllilrtnonii ' . ii n J lhinc'o . A trniiil | ) iti'iirtl | | i )
MUKninl Uui'hlor. A rotnpMto rntliuiil MiiHlorlll
KTluriimnce. U.SK 1II.MK ADMITS TO AI.U
"FEMALE BEANS
Ahtolutclr rilUble , rrfcrtly nfe , most powerful fcnuls
rviruUtor Icnow n i ncv r fair j At a Ixu , j.tpaul . cn tux
iSftlclint. Adiln M I.ION nfll'd < o ' liuttalo. S , y.
it DUC'U tu
, i
A STARTER :
We will show you this season some bargains in overcoats that will make your eyes open in astoiv
shmcnt , We have given yon many baigains before-yon know that-bnt those we offer yon now \\tfjl
jeat them all. We have made a deal with a first class manufacturer , one who makes' nothing but
overcoats , fur his entire stock , about 5 000 garments , lie was overloaded and had to sell. We are able
0 offer these i00ds , atess than they cost to manufacture.
As a starter we offer today the following- three lots :
No. 1 , All wool wide wal-e heavy cassifnere overcoats , blue and black color , lined with good crgo ,
well trimmed , at $6. This price would not pay for the cloth alone in that garment.
No. 2 , An excellent blue chinchilla oveacoaf , corded edge , lined with fine plaid cassimcre , only $7.50.
The coat is worth $12.
Xo. 3. A large lot'of very fine kerseys , fashionable shades , bound with double warp Fanner's satin ,
ap seams and handsomely gotten up , These we offer at $8. The regular retail price of such a garment
s $15.
There are more bargains than thcsc , It would take a big space in the paper to mention them alj
Hie fine grades arc us choice garments as were ever shown ready made and in fact many of the over *
coats are"in point of material , make and fit equal to custom tailor work ,
BOYS' OVERCOATS.
Our stock iiTchulcs a large line of Boys' and Childrcns * Overcoats of serviceable material
desirable patterns and tasty designs. Although the goods were made up for fine retail trade , wO
ire able to offer them at such figures that they are within the reach of everyone. Not often do
you get an opportunity to purchase such garments at tli low figures we offer them this week ,
When you remember that these goods are offered by a reliable and substantial house , who
guarantee the exact truthfulness of every word they advertise and whose dealings with the pubt
ic have gained for them the reputation of reliability , you can appreciate the value of the offcU
uadc.
Open until S p. m. Saturday , 1O p. m.
Oi
Corner 14th and Douglas Streets.
.
We carry the Big Stock of the west. Quote lowest
Extreme Prices and are 500 Miles nearer you lhaif *
any other Market. Corespondence Solicited.
AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE CO. ,
OMAHA - NEJ3.
Try our Leather Soled Rubber Boots.
"Manifestthi ng s
require no proof. "
Ouercoais
for coming cold
weather will soon
become a necessity.
We have prepared
ourselves for the in
evitable d e m a n d
and beg to call at
tention to the excel
lence and * Tinish of
the garments in this
line of goods which
we are now offering.
Take ' 'Time by
the forelock" and be
ready for the cold
wave.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
:110 | unmm strouU - Uiuulm Neb
& & % ? * fa HE'NEascUNeDt r VirKr
,
OB * K& i * lirLKIUBUIAJ EAR eUlHIOM
BK iRSiffi i tKsatottriIs .
WATCHES.
DIAMONDS
and FINE JEWELRY
Solo Agent in Omnba lor ( Jorhtim Man
ufacturing Go's
Sterling
Silverware
MANTLE CLOCKS ,
RICH CUTGLASSand
CHINA.
Our Slock of Fine Goods is the
Largest and Our 1'rices the
Lowest
Conic anil see us.
Cor. Douglas & 15th St
fPHIO CU3-llS by thliNiw
fCTHin BUT AMD SUSPIIISORr
Ol KKH Ml - V.TKMOMII , . ! t fr.r M.ll prtlllo | ur
rcir lurr ill Urnvrrllte eilnt , . . tillo trfrl ) , Mild , Knnlh ,
Ini , lunlliuoui lurrrnll r Klrrlrlcllr Ihrnurh .11 WRAK
I'AIIT.S. ti it.ring them U llfll.TII tnd t II Illllll S SI IIHMI HI
ll : flrle . . Inklinll , , & . cait
lnrr.nl r.ll or we tarTu ! t&.UXI In )
III.I.1 .ml tluiif9iirr | runi | > lrl. f u , * Di1 itii. U ont c.iti I'ff
unnrHll * 1 uml In llir.r uiouthi Hrtlru I .tnpltlel r rce.
RM DEMEI.E01'niOCO.lo liB.ll.ii.CHICAIOl' |
"DRTKE N sTN G T o fTT
Eye and Ear Surgeon
1310 Do J jo Street. Speotao.us accurately
fitted.
DOAILHYT
GRADUATE DENTIST
A 1'nll Sot of Tooth
( in Uiihliur , fur
A perfect fit Rimrantpoil. Tenth oxlrat-loil
without pain or danttur. ami will out anacs-
thotl"i. Uold and hllvor filling at lo v > t
latot. IlrldRo and Crown WoiU. Tuuih wlth-
ontplatiH , A11olli wurranlud.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Eutrnrrp , inili struul uluvatur. Open uveu >
nis until H u'olu"k.
"
HE DID-HE DIDN'T !
J'lvcsenrsnBiibothlonvhtour y %
. - y adilei. Wo rnrp nil WEAK C/st *
' "pf HIB8E8Jt DISEASE * OF MEN
BOOK
i > i | > l linnll IMailvloo I * VUnl
llmr lloii't'Irllli'ullli Illnfuini I1HIH JIii : .
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HEED OtTR WORDS !
W. S. ROBINSON
ANALVTIOAL and OONSULTINQ
OHRMIS T.
Waters and Oils a Bpoc lall y
1112 DODGE STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1302Paraavn
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
City Pasaancror aacl Tlokot Agoat
THCDUEDER. FACTOniEfl
HAMPDEH LARGEST
WATCHES INTHE
THE DEST. WORLD.
THE TIMO
DEST KEEPER.
SEND FOR THE DUEOER
OUR UOOK , WATCH CASE
"FRAUDS MFC CO. , I
\ \ WATCHED CANTOH. OHIO.
California's peat igemedy
IIH vnkrtrciu y 6k. *
PUTTIE VEGETABLE PILLS
CURB 9
BILIOUSNESS , iB.ra
.ilotu nn < i
Livcr and ° Ih or Ul or
< Stomach /7x > &y .rAW.is .
/ ? /
, Complaints. AJ ? ' /M , ft.SX
. . . . _ _ . tu lullfmnla.
/fry Ilirtn. 40 | illl < m
Sick 'HoodachO
"frly curtd ' 'y
Cr , Hokb's Llllle Vegetable Pilfj ,
K5 rf il4/l rial n for 0.1 ifi.U.
ti u fur l. 1-or fcalo ty diuirifUui
_ 'orljf niuli AUJifii
'KOBB'S ' MID1CIKE CO. , PKCt'S. SAH fHlSCISCXJ ( Alt
KOItSAU ; IN OMAHA. NUI. 1 Y
Kutia A ( o irir Ijili i. DoiiKlai hinds
J. A. J-ulli-r Si In Cur inn .V llijlu ( ! blrtc'l.
A. 1 > . I > > ft A. ( u Luuutil 111 ill ) , put
Ann PPINCIP * ! nnnnninr r r u"
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE nndpcirmnnert CURE for ' '
HUea .TorihoURINARY ORGANS , Curel
whcroolliorlrcalmcnllalls.l-ullOircclicnf-rlllictcti
bottle. Price , one dollar , face tlnnttureol E. U
STAIIL. For Rola Dy All Dru lots.