8 THE OMAILA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 15 , 1890 ,
CONTINENT A \ CLOT NG OUS H
SPECIAL VALUES
IN
H SUITS.
BUCK CHEVIOT SUITS
Our sale of Black Cheviot Suits has
been greater than the supply. We have
sold them all season faster than we could
make them and for the first time this sea
son , we find a surplus on our tables.
Today we will offer a line at $15 which
cannot be bought outside of the Contin
ental for less than $20. Be sure and see
this line before you buy.
Price $15.
Elegantly made and trimmed , Full
length ,
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SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE OF
' OVERCOATS ,
\Ve carry by far the largest stock of any house in this city.
One glance at the enormous piles on our tables will soon con
vince you of the fact. . The purchase of a good overcoat is a
matter of some importance to a close buyer. In a stock like
ours , you are certain to be suited. The range is from
S1Q to S3O.
MEN'S MELTON OVERCOATS , $15
Today we will offer special values in Men's Melton
Overcoats at $15. This is the popular fabric this season neat'
and serviceable in several shades and all sizes , 34 to 44.
MEN'S BEAVER OVERCOATS , $10
"We will' offer today a special line of Men's Fine
Beaver Overcoats in blacks and browns at $10 each.Ve know
this overcoat is sold by others as high as $15. Our price today
and until they are all sold will be $10. If you cannot visit our
store , send for one of this lot and if it is not as represented , it
may be returned at our expense.
"We have sold hundreds of these nobby double-breasted
overcoats this season in black and fancy cheviots , dark Meltons
and plain Kerseys elegantly made and trimmed and look like
custom garments. They are made in our own work-rooms and
combine quality and style for which our clothing is noted. The
prices are not high :
$18 , $2O and $22.
Visit this Department on
Saturday for Boys' and Child
ren's Overcoats ,
SPECIAL VALUES IN
Bop' Ulsters ,
Wo are showing a larger
line of Boys' Ulsters than at
any previous season. Price's :
' $8 $ , $9 $ , HO anil $12. $
Special Bargain Lines of
BOYS'
Overcoats
-AT-
$ j.jU , $ i" , Jo.
FURNISHING GOODS DEPT.
Special Sale Today of
8 EL WOOL UNDERSEffi
Price , 15 Gsts a Garment
We will sell today 78 dozen of Men's Natural ; ! Wool Shirty
and Drawers at 70 cents each ; $1.BO per suit. In all sizes 34 to 44 ,
These goods are never retailed for less than $2.8O per suit. Wo
guarantee them strictly all -wool , full finished garm'ents at 70 cents
each.
I , AND , LOOMIS & CO ,
Corner Douglas and Fifteenth Streets ; Omaha ; Neb !
THE CITY.
The cnso of Secrost vs Werner In the
police court was dismissed yesterday
morning.
The republican central committee will
hold a meotlnp at the Millard hotel ut 4
o'clock this nftoruoon.
The city board of equalization holds an
other meeting at 9 o'clock this
morning in the city olork's ofllco.
Three cases of oarthernwaro from
England for Samuel Burns passed the
customs house yesterday morning.
Ernest Hoddor , a young lad who car
ries papers for the World-Herald , foil
from hia horse yoatorduy and broke his
collar bone.
Eight-five par cent of the delinquent
county taxes have boon paid in to date ,
a showing which Treasurer Suydor Bays
is a remarkably good ono.
County Auditor Evans is completing a
statement of the ofllcial count of the
county voto. It is upon a sheet of heavy
paper eight foot long and six foot wido.
In the county court the following
Judgments were rendered yesterday : L.
McOroor & Co. vs D. R. Shannon ,
$827.50 ; W. E. McCloud vs P. A. Bar
rett , $271.
The society of the Church of the Good
Shepherd gave an oyster supper at the
Coliseum annex Thursday night. In ad
dition to the supper the members of the
society gave a sort of a fair , nt which the
articles manufactured by the members
of the church sowing society were dis
posed of. The receipts amounted to $160.
Ellas Wyman , a lad thirteen years
old , was arrested yesterday for stoallncr
a dozen padlocks from the Leo-Clnrk-
Androoson hard ware company. The boy
admitted the theft and said ho was as
sisted in the act by another boy named
Joe , but ho did not know where ho lived
orvhnt his last name was. Wyman
lives at 1311 Howard street.
The Swedish Ladles' Relief society
has decided to give u grand ball at Wash
ington hall Saturday night. November
22 , the not proceeds of which will po to
their fund for the relief of the poor of
this city the coming winter. A largo at
tendance is doslrcd. Tickets , CO cents ,
to bo had at the door or from the ladles
of the society. Supper extra.
Chapter 1 : Weak , tlretl , no nppetlto.
Chapter 1) : Took Hood's Sarsaparilln.
Chapter U : Strong1 , cheerful , hungry.
Opening of the Hospital.
, "I wonder , 0,1 wonder , will that new bos-
pltul over bo ready for occupancy 1" wns the
wall that wcut up from County Poorinaster
Mahoney yesterday morning.
"I don't know where wo will put another
applicant for admission to the old houso. Wo
have ninety people there now bosldo ray fam
ily and the attendants , and there arc nine oc
cupants In a dcllcato condition.
'Tho latest difficulty In getting Into the
now bnlUHnp U a faulty connection with tbo
heating apparatus , and'nobody knows , I
guess , OB the thing now stands , when wo can
move into the building sometime this wlu-
tor , though , I hope. The furniture Is all la
that't onesatlsfactloji. "
Mr , Mahouoy stated , also , there wore be
tween forty and Afty families regularly re
ceiving dally assistance from the county
charity ofllcer In the basement of tbo court
houso. The vuluo of tbo assistance given
averaged , ho srild , about f 1.50 per family , al
though it sometimes rau above that figure.
The combination of Ingredients found in
Ayer's 1'llls renders them tonlo and curative
as well as cathartic. For this mason they
are tbo best medicine for people of costive
bablt , as they restore tbo natural action ol
the bowels ,
Attorney General Loose was In tbo cltj
yesterday and celled ujxm Tut BEE ,
MOH'H Underwear.
"Wo have received seine fine under
wear. Vicuna wool , Scotch lamb's wool ,
Dr. Jueper's gray , black wool that will
not rub off , silk striped , etc. , UNDER
SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
This department is now fixed up in
style and wo have a complete now
stock ,
Men's so * , suspenders , ties , smoking
and lounging coats , Mackintosh coats ,
etc. , all on the main floor in the Farnam
street front.
The largest and handsomest men's
furnishing department in the west.
Solo Omaha agents for Dr. Jaeger's
under shirts , " drawers , bandages , sox ,
suspenders , night shirts at exactly Now
York prices.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. ,
Men's ' .
furnishing dop't.
Don't fall to see Black the Detective ,
November 15 , Grand Opera II CUB
A. Card.
From this date Omaha's growth will
bo unprecedented. Capital will seek
investment In real estate from ull parts
of the country , Omaha is the only city
that wont through a real estate depres
sion without a crush and property which
had a commercial value at the end of
the boom three years ago has steadily
enhanced.
Wo doom It advisable at this time to
caution the public against mushroom in
vestments. Secure good property with
in your moans from rollublo linns and
unquestionable title.
Fooling satisfied that prohibition
would bo defeated when voted upon , we
purchased a largo amount of property nt
Albright and nro now prepared to offer
a limited number of choice bargains in
"Albright's Choice" addition on easy
terms.
AumiaiiT LAND AND LOT COMPANY * .
521 , 622 , 623 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Secure your seats In time for the Detective -
tectivo Lecture ( illustrated ) , Saturday
evening at the Grand.
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Through coaches Pullman palace
slocporu , dlningcars , f reo reclining chal
cars to Chicago and intervening points
via the great Rock Island route. Ticket
ofllco 1602 , Sixteenth ana Farnatn. .
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B. A. Orchard.
Carpet , furniture and drapery.
Itonovolont Firemen's Ball.
The paid Oromca's benevolent association
Is arranging for a big ball to bo given at Ex.
position hall on Now Year's eve. The asso
ciation hopes to replenish Its treasury , which
has been greatly depleted during the post
year by boned-ta paid on account of sickness
and death. For this reason It Is desired t (
sell a largo number of tickets. The commit
tco ou arrangcracuis consists of nlno mom <
bcrs : llolos Board , chairman ; Spud Far
rlsb , P. Dorapsoy , Sam Crowley , Jniuos Cor-
mlclc , John , Uurulsb. Joseph "U'averln , Georgi
Wlndbelm and M. OoftBlus. Durdlsh repre
sents tuo retired llromcn who a till remain
connected wltb the association.
Slio Moved Finally.
Chairman Blrldiauscr of the board of pub
llo works and a council committee settled th
long-suffering case of old Mrs. Stundon b ;
-moving nor into another houso. Sboownci
a house ou Eighth street , between Dodpoam
Douglas , and bad been squatting on th
street fur twenty-four years. Grading wa
necessary and she made a light , against th
city and lost , but refused to move ,
He 11 nil a Hotel.
At the May term of tbo United States
court George AV. Johnson was Indicted for
fraudulently obtaining a pension of several
hundred dollars from tbo government. Since
tbat tlmo a number of deputy marshals have
been making a still hunt for Johnson , but no
trace of him could bo found until a few days
ago , when ho was located at Belvldero , 111. ,
where bo was keeping a hotel nnd boarding
bouse. Ho was at once arrested umlThurs-
tl..y arrived In the city In charge of Deputy
United States Marshal Charles of Chicago.
All Music at Hull'Price.
0,000 pieces only lOc a copy at Moln
berg's , 10th st. bet. Capital ave & Dodge.
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Sale ofttio Itlloy Block.
The new Hlloy block property , on the
north sldo of Douglas between Tenth and
Eleventh , changed bands yesterday. On Octo
ber 0 , Rlloy Brothers sold the property to
tbo Homo Investment company .for $52,000.
yesterday that company sold It to Check II.
Toncrary of Dodge county for fOOCOO , and
the deed was put upon record limnedlatoly.
The building is probably ono of the best
and handsomest business blocks in tbo west ,
and occupies 45x102 feet of ground.
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"Life Through a Detectlvo Camera , "
Grand Opera House , Saturday evening.
Grand Jury Secrets ,
The federal grand Jury has directed Its at
tention to the publication In the papers of the
deliberations of that body , and will endeavor
to discover and stop the leak. "With that In
view , subpccnas hnvo been issued for the va
rious reporters who frequent the federal
building , and the grand Jury will emulate the
example of tbo United States senate In trying
to discover where the reporters obtained
their Information concerning proceedings
which t > ro supposed to bo secret.
Black the DotoctivoornndKSat'rd'y ovo.
Ninth \Vnr < l Canons ,
The Ninth ward republican club motThurs-
day night and by a unanimous vole decided to
nominate a candidate for ward councilman
at a ward caucus and not at a general city
convention as has been suKBCbted.
President Klerstcad was instructed to call
a caucus at any tlmo after tbo meeting of the
republican city central committee ,
Detective , nt the GrandNovember , 15.
Mortuary.
Mrs , Jobn Sautter died yesterday morning
at Albright of typhoid fever , after a short
illness.
W. W. Moborry , brother of Lemuel
Moberry.died Thursdav evening nt 11:15 at the
residence of his uncle , Lemuel Irelands , who
lives two miles southwest of Papllllon , The
funeral services will bo held at Mr. Irelands1
Siiturduy , November 15 , at 2 p.m. ; will bo
buried at Bailey's cemetery.
Baking
Powden
CiedlaUllllonaol Homes
40 Ycon the Btanlard.
Itis better to always
be ready than suffer
once.
For a winter outfit
ting that will defy
the Cold Wave that
is bearing down up
on us , wereeommend
early selections from
our full assortment
of Fine Overcoats
and Heavy Under
wear.
QOLJJ MEDAL , PARIS , 1878.
tfr BAKER & CO.'S
Ii abittutety imre and
it it fallible.
No Chemical&
are uitd In It * r "tt IIon. It hi. no *
< Aan IlkrM llnll ( UrtupU Ot Coco *
mlnJ lth Starch , Arrowroot or Sugir ,
and It tlitrcfin. ftr more tconomletl ,
MiMnff lui lAan tnt MM a tvf. II U
tlclictoui , caurlihlug. itrenKthcnlnR , El
em l > : o ntn > , tad admirably adipfwl
fjr loTillJl at vtUaapmoci la iKiltib
Sold b ; Orocera eicrjuliere.
W , BAKER & CO.Dorchester , Masa
FEMALE BEANS
AbMluUlr rellible , r rfectlr nte. mott powerful f aniali
mruUtarkuo n i n f r fall ) Uix. iw ti > id i cn ku
WE TOLD YOU
A few days ago about the big purchase gf Overcoats our resident buyer in New York
There are more of these overcoats than we thought. They keep "on coming and we o'p fl
case after case every day. There are all kinds ordinary grades , . medium grades , and goods
fine enough for the best dressed man .in Omaha. Overcoats for small men , for big men , fotf
slim men , for fat men , for short men , for tall men every shape and style is here your size too >
and you never will have an opportunity to buy your overcoat as cheap as you can do now *
We call your attention to a few styles they are corkers n
AT f AT AT
$8.00 $10,50 $ $12.50
An Elegant All Wool A Splendid All Wool As Fine a
-KERSEY- Chinchilla -KERSEY-
Made with lap seams , Farmer With handsome heavy serge As any man wants , colors 4
satin lining , satin sleeve lining , lining , very fine silk sleeve lining handsome drab , seams doublQ
'ine velvet collar , they como in si itched , slllc velvet collar , linlnaf
gray , tan and brown mixtures , ing , corded edge binding. Worth of an extra quality--fancy plaid
and are worth twelve dollars of in any clothing house In America sorgo.A beautiful flarment anci
any man's money. fully $10.OO. is as good as any $2O coat.
ENGLISH BOX COATS. Here's where we catch the "tony" folks. We've got them ia
all sorts _ of goods , and all sorts of shades , as handsome a line as any house in the conntry car
ries. Prices $11.50 , $14.50 , $16 , $17.75 , $ i8,5o. $21.50 , $22-50 and aguaranty to save you fronj
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five to ten big Americandollars goes witli each coat.
Boys' Overcoats ? Ohj Yes ; hundreds of 'em , and cheaper than ever.
Nebraska Clothing Co. ,
Corner 14th and Douglas Streets ,
NO GXJR.EX ! NO F A.Y.
Dr.DOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
fecnleen jfarV experience. A regular trnduato In medicine , aidlplomii ihow. Ii itllleattrlnT with
the Kronteitauccesa nil NerrouaCitron o&ndl'rlTatatlUtatos. A permanent euro Kuaranle < d for Cat\rrh.
HpcrmnlorrhiBn , Ixiat Manhood. feintnal\Vinkne i , Night Ixiias , Impolenor. 8rpnill Htrloturo , nnl.tll
DI.CH3C3 or tno Ulopd , Skin and Urlnarr Orxani. N. H. 1 auaranteo IWJ for avorr oivia l'uaitsrtalta ixnJ Ul 1
to euro. Conautotlon freo. UooklM/ilcrU ) or Llfo ) ieat Truo. Offlco liourj-8 a. m. to a p. u. Surulur ,
a. m. to It m.
"LUCK IS PLUCK"
If you btva run a muck nealnsl tome DJ .
course ! ng Diaeano which you don't want your
family ttutlor to knnw about , remember that
I iiM .ii. . . . MM W. . I eiilalniourCichi l
tfl pun NEW BOOK I -
JlesUraonlajs Ilook maUei ( aeaTt "ii )
. YOU WlLLflNO THAT
"PLUCK WINS LUCK ! "
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE indprmin MCURCIpr all
dlMiiMoTiyeyrTlNARY OR&ANS : Curei
whertothirtreitmenllilK.FulTairectioniwIlheach
boltla. Prle * . ont dollar. See ilgnaluttol E. U
STAHU For Bale By All Druggist * .
LYON &HEALY4
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ELECTRICM3EL.T
DR. DA
GRADUATE DENTIST
A Full Set of Toti !
on Hiibhor , ftJi
Kivn DOI.MKS. k
A ported lit Kimrantoctl. Teeth oxtraotoT" >
without ii.'iln or duneor , un'l ' wliLout nnao >
tlietlcs. Qnld nml silver nlllngi nt lonoit
rates. Hrlflgo nnd Drown AVorlc. Te th vrlta *
ontplntfl ) . All work warranted.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK16TH AND FARNAM ,
Entrance , 16th street ulovutor Opcuevca *
ngs until 8 o'clock ,
BRACE UPl
Wenk men , with brain , ncrvei and idxiiM onrin |
Impairedcan , nndunnbiiolutoiMira NLIIVK IIKANjb I
Tliejr matt ) oltl uiun ruling , itlvo ttru ami vigor to eiu
Imuitcdjcutli , doublelir ' Jor. II pvrkox | iuitp > l < 9
I'araphlKtfrru. NKIIVK IIKAN CO. . IIUJ'iMl.o. N. X.
BuW t > 7 Uoudwaa Drug Co. , 1110 Furntiu St. ,
