8 OMAHA. DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , DECEMBER 21 , ISOO.-TWENTT PAGES.
BORN IN OMAHA ,
A Robust Yonng Life Insnranco Company
All Onr Own ,
Kcllallc , AVcll
nnd on n Hollcl Financial HnHlH , It
nt Once Into I'ub-
llo Co n lid c n cc.
' /ho grand prerequisite to the success
ful growth nnd prosperity of a city is
confidence In its possibilities The past
year has rolled away the last cloud that
darkened our horizon. Our star has
arisen in the east and the wibo men are
coining this way , bringing their shecklcs
with them. But while the golden stream
flowed in , millions have gone out to en
rich foreign corporations. A careful
estimateplaces the amount sent out
during the year just closing at $1,000,000.
Think of the commorclnl vuluo of this
enormous sum to the city. Omaha B
citizens are not slow to appreciate an
opportunity and seeing Is to not. Be
lieving that a homo life Insur-
mice company , whoso fetock should
bo owned by Nebraska men , would
bo popular In this state , a num
ber of Omaha's substantial capitalists
have secured the removal ot the company
Union Life Insurance
pany now known us the
surance company to this city. It. is an
Institution financially sound and care
fully managed , backed by u number of
Omaha's wealthy citl'/.ens , whoso names ,
in connection with it , are a guarantee of
its stability. The Union Lifo Insurance
company is regularly incorporated , has
its articles Iiledand Is now ready for busi
ness , which , considering the high char
acter of its incorporators , cannot bo slow
in coming to them. The company was
originally organised in Hastings , Neb. ,
In 1885 aim" comes to Omaha with nearly
$2,000,000 worth of business. A number
of agencies have been organized already
and the establishment of agencies
throughout Nebraska and outside the
state will bo pushed In the near future.
The olllcial board is as follows : E. M.
Mor cman , president ; I ) . M. McElhin-
ney , first vice president ; Frank Murphy ,
second vice president ; A. L. "Wigton ,
fcecrelary ; Truman Buck , treasurer ; J.
H. Hunter , general manager ; Charles
II. Brown , counsel ; Dr. Li F. McKonnn ,
medical director ; W. B. Harrison ,
cashier.
J. II. Millard , president Omaha Na-
tionnl bank , Omaha ; Frank Murphy ,
president Merchants' National bank ,
Omaha ; D. L. McElhinnoy , vice presi
dent Nebraska loan and trust company ,
Hastings ; II. T. Chirk , capitalist ,
Omaha ; W. U. Holcomb , iirst vice
president Union Pacific railway com
pany , Omaha ; George "VV. Iloldrege , gen
eral manager Burlington & Missouri
railroad company , Omaha ; Charles II.
Dietrich , president German national
bank , Hastings ; Charles H. Brown , at
torney , Omaha ; M. L. Alexander , whole-
Bale hardware , Hastings ; Jacob Fisher ,
director Gorman national bank , Hast
ings1. ; E. Fan-ell , director Gorman na
tional bank , Hastings ; 1) . E. Thompson ,
president Farmers' and Merchants'in
surance company , Lincoln ; Euclid Mar
tin , president board of trade , Omaha ; I ? .
C. dishing , mayor , Omaha ; J. R. Hun
ter , insurance , Omaha ; Dr. L. Loda ,
western manager , Salt Lake City , Utah.
The stockholders are : J. J. Brown ,
vice president Omaha loan and trust
company , Omaha ; W. N. Nason , secre
tary board of trade , Omaha : F. C.
Grablo , real estate dealer , Omaha ;
William Wallace , cashier Omaha nati
onal bank , Omaha ; Guy C. Barton , pre
sident Omaha and Grant smelting
works , Omaha ; E. W. Nash , secretary
and treasurer Omaha and Grant smelt
ing works , OmabajS. T. Jobsolyn , secre
tary Omaha lire insurance company ,
Omaha ; Thomas L. Kimball , third vice
president Union Pacific railway com
pany , Omaha ; W. H. Baldwin , jr. , assis
tant manager Union Pacific railway
company. Omaha ; C. N. Doitz , wholesale
nnd retail lumber , Omaha ; A. J. Simp-
Bon , carriage manufacturer , Omaha ;
Ben B. Wood , cashier Merchants' nati
onal bank , Omaha ; Samuel E. Rogers ,
vlco president Merchants' national bank ,
OmabaC. ; S. Montgomery , attorney at
law , Omaha ; Henry Pundt , grocer ,
Omaha ; E. M. Morsmnn , president
and general manager Pacific express
company , Omaha ; R. D. Hall , attorney ,
Omaha ; II. G. Clark , treasurer board ol
trade , Omaha ; Henry Bolln , managing
director Gorman savincs bank , Omaha ;
John Rush , city treasurer. Omaha ; C.
E. Yost , manager Nebraska telephone
company , Omaha ; August Pratt , lumber
and coal , Omaha ; C. F. Goodmanwhole-
Bale druggist , Omaha ; J. 13. Kuony , re
tired merchant , Omaha ; E. Bignnl , di
vision superintendent Burlington & Mis
souri railway company , Lincoln ; Samuel
Alexander , Hastings.
The capital stock of the company is
$125,000. , Each stockholder owns twenty
shares at $100 each , that being the max-
mum number each Is allowed to own.
The oflicors of the company tire located
in Brown's block , cor. Douglas and 10th
Btrcots , whore the are ifabiilng policies
upon all the approved plans consifatonl
with safety to both the policy holdoi
nnd the company. Any citizen of Omalu
or Nebraska desiring' llfo insurance foi
the protection of their wives and chll
dren should call on or communicate
with the Union Lifo and thereby patron
i'/oanu iibsist in building up a "hom <
institution. "
HAVIIUN 1JIIOS. '
Clothing Snln.
For Monday , Tuesday and "Wedncsda1
wo will Boll all of our
MEN'S , BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING
nt one-half of former prices ; wo meai
and nro doing exactly what wo udvor
tiso.
tiso.Men's
Men's suits , $3.00 to $18.00. Thos
Bulls are best make and finest materials
A saving of &t,00 to $5.00 on each suit.
MEN'S OVKUCOATS.
$2.50 to $17.60 , wo can suit anybody
no matter who it Is , in one of our olgan
overcoats.
Children's knee pants suits $1.00 , $ l,2o
$1.50 , $2.00 , $2.60 , $3.00 , $3.2o , $3.7
$1,2 , " ) , $5.00. On any one of these price
named you will save 50 percent.
Single knee pants sale , 25u , 60c , C5c
76e , UOe , $1.00 and $1.50. Kilt suits
S2.UO up to $5.00.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods and Clothing
MTH. J. Ilcnson.
All plush goods , manicure sots , foldln
mirrors , cull nnd collar boxes , infants
tollot sots nnd many other elegant good
Eultablo for holiday presents at oxaytl
half prlco. NllS. J. BENSON :
Fifth annual ball of thoCigarmakoi
union , No. 03 , of Omaha , will bo hoi
December 21 at Gormania hall , 10th an
Harnoy streets. Tickets 60c , admlttin
gentleman and ladies.
Special bargains in watches , diamonc
nnd jewelry at S. Bank's , 607 N. IGth.
Dr. J. E. McGrow , the specialist , n
turned hu t night from Pilgor , Neb
where ho had been called by telegrai
tOHoo Mra. T. J. Whalon , the wife of
prominent fanner nnd stock raiber <
Btmiton county.
'inEFAlRS"LASTTHREEDAYS '
By Christmas the "Whole Stock Must bo
Closed Out ,
AUCTION OF TOYS EVERY EVENING ,
Every Yard of Dress Goods , Hosiery ,
Underwear , Clunks nnd IMIIHncry
ItltiHt. All bo .Sold Monday ,
Ttic&dtiy nail WctlncHilny.
DRESS GOODS WIL.L . GO FAST.
Every yard of dress gooJs now remain-
ng in our establishment has been cut so
oiv that wo expect them all to bo sold
Monday.
Wo btlll have ISO elegant dress pat
terns whloh go In live lots as follows :
At 800 a full dress pattern of eight
, -ards. double fold Scotch plaid , reduced
rom * 1.7o.
At $1.115 , a full dress pattern II inches ,
fine wool homespuns , reduced from
nso.
At $1.75 a full dress pattern , 42 inches ,
gray or brown all wool Jliumcl.
At $2.50 an entlro pattern of flno col
ored silk finish honrfottn , former price
$0.00.
At $ .1.00 the flnest quality silk finished
all wool lionriotta , also some choice nov
elties In side band clVects in striped
French serges that sold as high as $1.00
nynrd. Wo will sell you an entire pat
tern of eight yards nt$3.1)0. )
SILK MUFFLERS.
75c silk and wool mufllcrs JMc.
81.S3 while silk mulllors 50c.
$1.60 brocaded silk mufllers "oc.
$2.00 imported silk mulllors $1.00.
$2.60 imported all silk mulllors $1.2o.
Very finest grades silk mulllors $1.76.
SILK UANDKliRCIIlEFS.
Fine brocaded colored silk handker
chiefs reduced from 2o to lUjc.
Fine quality $1.50 silk handkerchiefs
reduced to COc.
Best grades of $1.50 silk handker
chiefs reduced to 76c.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS.
To close out our stock of ladles' hand-
chiefs , wo olTer you the choice of any
white or colored bonier U.S. handker
chiefs or white lace drawn sheer lawn
handkerchiefs for oo.
LADIES' WOOL HOSIERY.
Ladles' line all-wool cashmere hose ,
worth Soc , loc.
Our very line all-wool Imported plain
and ribbed cashmere hose , Uoc , reduced
from 7oc.
Our misses' and children's all-wool
seamless and cashmere hose , reduced
from Hoc to 12Jc ,
PLUSH CLOAKS.
Notice what a cut wo make from our
foimor prices.
$0 An elegant seal plush , quilted
satin lined garment , real seal orna
ments reduced from $20 to $9.
812.60 This is one of the finest grade
real London dyed , extra long seal plush
garments , marked down from $2o.OO to
$12.50.
810 silk plush sacques , made of the
best grade of plush manufactured.
Can't bo distinguished from a real seal-
bkin ; reduced from5 , ! to $10.
LADIES' NEWMARKETS.
$5.00 nowmarkets , reduced to $1.75.
87.50 nowinarkets , reduced to $2.75.
810.00 newmarkcts , reduced to $1,08.
$16.00 nowmarkots , reduced to 87.50.
WHITE AND COLORED BLANK
ETS.
All of our heavy white and gray wool
blankets reduced from $2.60 to $1.50.
All of our $5 white and colored blank
ets reduced to $2.50.
All our flnest grade of all wool Cali
fornia blankets reduced to S3.50.
COMFORTERS.
All our $1 full size comforters 40c.
All our finest full size comforters ,
$1.25.
All our imported $1 sateen comforters
$2.23.
TOYS , DOLLS , HOLIDAY GOODS.
If you want anything- this line come
hero and got it ; the price is no object to
us. Wo have marked them all down to
loss than n quarter of their real value.
Wo sell you at these prices all day and
at public auction every evening.
All our tin and mechanical toys go at
5c and lOc , worth up to COc and 75e.
Wo sell you a nice doll for 5c , worth
20c.
20c.A
A dressed doll for lOc , worth 35c ,
Elegant largo , llfo size , dolls for 25c ,
50e and 7Cc , worth up to $2.60.
Fine plush and leather albums at 2oc ,
50c and 75c , worth up to $2,00.
All plush nnd oxidized bllvor toilet
sots at prices that will astonish you.
Hobby horses , drums , chairs , wash
sots , bicycles and other largo wooden
toys go at a fractioaof their real value.
Monday , Tuesday and "Wednesday ol
this week will be your last chances tc
visit THE PAIR ,
J. L. BIIANIMISS & SON.
Corneivl3th and Howard.
Mrs. R. IT. Dnvics
will for the next three elays sell hats
trimmed or untriminodat one-half thoh
actual cost.
All our flno French patterns , formoi
price 818.00 , now $10.00.
All our fine French patterns , formoi
price 815,00 , now $8.50.
All our fine French patterns , formoi
price $12.00 , now $7.00.
AH our fine French patterns , formoi
price 810.00 , now $0.00.
All our line French patterns , fovia i
price $8.00 , now $5 00. ,
All our line French patterns , loruoi
price 80.00 , now S4.00.
All our line French patterns , formoi
price 85.00 , now $3.00.
Now ladies , thisisararo chance fo
you to uuy a line French pattern for one
half their actual cost. Wo have an over
stock and must sell them , as wo don'
want to carry over any ot our hats.
MRS. II. II. DAV1ES ,
111 S. 15th btreot , opposite P. O.
* '
Wo will sell all our untrimmcdFronel
felt hats , former price $2.50 , at 89o. Al
our wool felt hats , former prices $1.2
and $1.50 , at 4c. ! ) Now is your chance
ladies , if you want a pretty stylish Ha
for little money ; the season is almos
ever now , and wo are compelled to eu
prices. ivlus. II II. DAVIES ,
111 South 15th street , opp. P. 0
Ladies , this is the last chance of thi
season for you to buy a pretty hat.
For fine preserves and jollies
C. B. MOORE & CO. ,
Cash grocers.
Mrs. J. UCIIHOII ,
All plush goodsmanicure BOts , foldlnj
mirrors , cull and collar boxes , Infant :
tollot sots and many ether elegant good
suitable- for holiday presents at oxactl
half price. MKS. J. BENSON.
Sterling silver and sllvorplated wart
A. B. Ilubormann , llltli nnd Douglu
Every enterprising grocer is scllln
R. T. Davis' Hour for the beat in tb
market.
You ought to use Aunt Jemima par
cake Hour for hot cakes. They can't b
bent. For bale at all loading grocers ,
For inlnco mont , fruit cake , plum put
dln and brandy fruits
U. B. MOORE & CO. ,
Cash grocers.
MYDEN BHOS ,
Letting Down the Prices on ( Jrooaries and
House furnishing ( bed ! .
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Our Prices Mnko Other Dcnlcrs Tired ,
Hut Our Customers Mko It null
They Arc the Ones Wo Aim
to IMcnso.
25 pounds sugar $1.00. The whole-
Bale dealers and retailers -will toll you
lint it Is not good sugar , but you toll
them yon will see it and judge for your
self. They only toll you this to imvko
you pay inoro for the saino sugar. Do
lol lot thoin bulldoze yon. 12 bars pure
wax soap , 12a This la the llnost
you over used , I'lonl6 hams , Cc :
sugar curcil hams , lOo ; boneless ham ,
lOc ; head cheese , oc ; bologno sausage ,
Cc ; liver sausage , 5e ; imported chow
chow , 15c per qt ; imported largo queen
) llvos , Z3a per qt ; you can not buy them
or loss than 75c nor qt ; very boat sour
traut , "ic per qt ; Imported upplo butter ,
"ic per pound ; this is put up in boiled
cider ; 3 pound can very host solid packed
.omutoes , Oc ; 2 pounds best sugar corn ,
Jo : needless to say that this Is half the
meo you pay to any other store in
own ; you know this. All kinds of Call-
ornta pi 111113 , such as egg , Samson ,
gage , golden drop ; all this class 3 pound
cans for 17jc ; California 3 pound can apri
cots , lOc ; evaporated blackberries , lOc ;
evaporated raspberries , 32c ; imported
English currants , 7 c ; imported valonci
alsins , 8Jc ; Kocko's self-rising' buck-
vlicatflour.Ulcer 7jcfor2 pound pack-
igo ; Kings , the same ; strictly pure
Hickwhoat Hour , 3c. ' "Wo will pay yon
$10.00 if you can detect anything but the
" > ur j buckwheat. Broken Java , cofFco ,
Mo : iinortod ) prunes 81c ; good country
jultor , 12Jc , loc , 18c ; creamery butter ,
22c ; Snow Flake , $1.00 ; Minneapolis Best
Superlative , $1.35 ; Davis' Royal No. 10 ,
$1.60. IIAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods and Groceries.
FOR MONDAY" , TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY.
China cnps and saucers , 7c , lOo. 15c ,
20cand25c.
Imported Hungarian vases for ISc , SOc ,
2oc , IlOc , 40o and 50e.
Imported Hungarian flower baskets at
2oc and ! 15o.
China fruit plates , 8c , lOc , 15c , 20c and
2oc.
2oc.Moustache
Moustache cups and saucers , 15c , 25o
and 50c.
Bisque figures , lOc , 15c , 29caiid ' 10e.
Perfume bulb paper weights , some
thing now , 25c.
Fancy tollot bottles , loc , 2oo and 35c ,
and a largo handsome , line bottle , with
line cut stopper , 5Jc. (
Engraved and colored cream sots , 20c ,
40e , GOc.Sl , $1.60 and $1.75 ,
Fancy salts and poppers , 5c , lOo and
loc
Milk sots , 60c and 75c.
Oil and vinegar jujjs , 15c , 25c and -10c ,
in all colors.
Fine syrup jugs , Ific , 2oc and -lOc , in
all colors.
Fine wine sots with engraved decanter
and glasses , OSc.
Toilet sots at $2.331.23 , $6.25.
Dinner sots , a li)0-pieco ) decorated
Wedgowood , $10.00.
Wo also carry ton open stock patterns
'rom which you can select a pot from
$1.00 up.
Vienna china tea sots , $0.60 , $8.50 and
$10.95 In decorated and gold band.
Fine bisque vase lamp shade , and bowl
to match , $1.05 , $2.83 and a Rochester
vase lamp in bisque $3.15 , a solid brass
piano lamp , all complete , with silk
fringed ahiulo , $5.35.
Banquet lamps , $1.65 , $3.-15 , $4.65 and
$8.00.
Hanging lamps , $1.75 , $2.98$3.85$4.35 , ,
$5.75 , $0.87 and $7.60.
Carving sets in stag , celluloid , silver ,
ivory and walrus handles , all warranted
steel blades , 20c , $1.G5 , $2.75 up to $10.50
per set.
Carpet sweepers , OSc , $1.75. $2.35 and
$3.50.
Full line of Tom and Jerry sots , $4.2o ,
largo bowl and 12 mugs.
Fine china cuspidores , COc , Coo and
41 or ;
. .
vl. O.
Fancy imported colored glass pitcher
and tumblers , $1.7.5 per sot.
The Rose , the Nelly Bly , the Baby
McKco and Happy Thought night
lamps , 25c , 50oaiid7fC.
Cups , saucers and plates in velvet
cases , 50c and 75c ; fine imported engraved -
graved tumblers and goblets , 5c , Oc , lOo
and 15c each ; engraved cake and fruit
stands , 40c ; L alry lamps , 49c ; fancy Jap
oyster and oatmeal bowls , lOc , 15c and
2oe ; cake plates , lOc , 16o and 2oc ; olive
trays , ISc ; blacking stands , 85c.
1IAYUENBROS. ,
Dry Goods and House Furnishings.
ADAM BNYUER.
Juicy ricel * . Mutton , Vcnl , Fat Tur
keys niul Gimic.
As usual Adam Snyder has the finest
array of Christinas meats in the city.
This year ho has prepared his display
with even more than Ills usual caro. lie
will hivng up for inspection and sale the
dressed carcasses of 15 or 20 of the finest
Durham and Horford cattle over scon
west of Chicago , The sheep and lambs
for his display of mutton wore fatted es'
peclally for Mr. Snyder by Col. Pratt
on his Suminorvillo farm which is i
guarantee that they nro the best the
market affords. A line lot of small
roasting pigs also from this famous fanr
are a special feature. There is veal ant"
game in great variety' ducks , chlcUoas ,
everything you could wish for and the
very best that money could purchase
The stock of Christinas turkeys issupcrb
They are of the varlotycalled the bron/ <
turkey , which is the flnest turkey foi
the table oxtant. The entire display ii
gotten up with excellent taste and ii
beautifully trimmed with evergreens.
Before you buy your Christinas sup
plies go and see Adam Snydor's market
The tempting array of good things will
compel you to buy , and the af tor-enjoy
mont of them , if you do buy , will mulct
you a merry Christmas ,
Ladies must call and see our volvo
toques , they go at $3.00 each. Jns
think of the small sura of $3.00 each-
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday.
MRS. R. II. DAVIES.
100-111 South 15th street , opposite I' . O
Seal caps S1.05 , Hayden 13ro3.
* fc-
For the next 3 days wo will soil nny c
our 30.00 and $5.00 velvet toques fo
$3,00 ; all of good silk velvet and vor ,
becoming stylos.Miss.
Miss. E. H. DAVins ,
109-111 South 15th street , opp. P. C
Baby rings and silver thlmblos , 25c
A. U. Hubermann , _ 13th and Douglas
The OOCanl Store.
Special bargains Monday in dolls , al
bums , toilet sots , etc. , etc.
Now is your ohanco , perfumes , soaps
fancy { roods of all kinds at cost atSuxo'i
Holiday novelties , watches and die
monds. A. I ) . Ilubormann , 13th an
Douglas streets.
In ordering don't forgot a package (
Aunt Jemima pancake flour , made <
wheat , corn and rice.
Davis' flour is the cheapest and best.
THE BOSTON STORE
Is Oompollcd toEcll Out Its Entire Stock
Tomorrow
Of All Shipwrecked. Goods , DollH ,
Toys , cte. , to Make Itootn fur n
Stock of in. Clilongo Fancy
Dry Goods House.
AND THESE PIUOES WILL DO IT.
All the ladles * gloves from the ship
wreck that are in any way damaged or
mussed by water go at Oc u pair.
All the flnest Indies' kid trloves from
the shipwreck go nt 25c.
All tlio $1.2-5 and $1.60 kid gloves from
Lho wreck that wore packed in water
tight cases , all perfect , go nt-l(5 ! ) (
Ono case of line hand made linen oro-
chot tidies worth $1.50 and $2,00 , slightly
wet , go at lOc.
A bolid case of figured double faced
draperies , worth 60c a yard , go nt 12c. }
10 pieces of two toned high colored
moleskin for fancy work , worth 76o a
yard , at lOc a vard.
SHIPWRECKED DRESS GOODS GO.
All our remaining dross goods from
, his immense shipwreck stock now go in
Lhrco lots at 15o , 23o and 35c , worth up
7flo a yard.
ALL SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND
MUFFLERS FHOM THE WKECK.
Fine white drawn thread and hem
stitched handkerchiefs , 3Sc , worth loo.
Ladies' nnd gents' line white and col
ored border line handkerchiefs at lOc
each , worth 2oe and 35c.
Cream silk brocaded mufllers at 35c.
Satin striped cnshmoro and all silk
mufllors nt 50c each , worth up to. $2.00.
OurDScnnd $1.60 line of mulllors from
Lho ship wreck are usually sold from
$2.50 to 84.00.
The very finest grade of extra largo
Japanese silk handkerchiefs , that sell
regular for $1.60 , all sound and perfect ,
go at 75c.
TOYS AND DOLLS FROM THE
WRECK.
All the damaged kid body , blsqiio
head , French dolls , largo sb.o , go at 26c
each ; if perfect , would bo worth $2.
Big lot nice china limbed doll go atlc.
Fine china dolls , adjustable limbs ,
real hair , also extra largo china dolls gent
nt 5c each.
Nice largo wax dolls lOc.
Finest imported French dolls , adjust
able limbs , movable bisque head , well
worth $1.2,5 , go for 35c.
Fine kid bodleddolls , real bisque head ,
natural hair , SOc.
Extra largo lifo-sizokld bodied , bisque
head , sleeping dolls , worth $1.60 , go for
SOc.
oFancy doll , foot high , says papa and
mamuia when you pull the string , for
2oc.
2oc.Our
Our very largest 3-foot doll , worth
fully$3 60 , goat $1.00.
All our Imported fancy dressed French
dolls go for quarter of their valuo.
PLUSH TOILET CASES PROM THE
SHIPWRECK.
All the flno plush manicure tollot
sots and jewel cases from the shipwreck
that in any way nro musseddamaged or
soiled go in lots at lOc , 2oc and SOc ;
would bo worth ten times the amount if
perfect.
All the finest oxidized , silver and plush
toilet sots , manicure sots , shaving sots ,
jewelry cases , etc , , go in lots at 25c , 60o ,
75c , OSc , $1.25 , $2.00 , S2.50.83.50 and
$5.00. You will positively bo surprised
to eeo such grund goods for so littio
money.
PICTURE BOOKS > FROM THE SHIP-
"WRECK.
Hero's an elegant lot , ever 3,000 books ,
that wo have placed in lots , at 2c , Gc ,
lOc , 15c , 25c.
TOYS FROM THE SHIPWRECK.
An immense lot of Noah's Arks , filled
with men and aulraals , go for 15c , all
complete.
Largo sots ninepins go at lOc com
plete.
Largo , complete tool chests at 50o.
Fine painted wooden chairs at 19c , 25c
and 35c.
Elegant doll's high chairs j0 at 2oc.
Children's play trunks go at 50c , 75e
and $1.00.
Thousands of other toys of any and
every description go at a fraction of
their real value.
StOre open until 0 o'clock in the even
ing. THE BOSTON STORE ,
JH S. Kith street.
For Christinas Delicacies
go to
C. D. MOORE & CO. ,
Cash grocers.
Attractive Holiday Gifts.
The 90 cent store is doing the largeal
holiday business in the city. Look in u1
the crowds and judge for yourself.
For best goods at bottom prices go tc
the pioneer jewelry house of Omaha ,
A. B. Ilubormann , _ 13th and Douglas ,
Rich holiday goods , elegant presents
of all kinds nt cost at Saxo's drug storo.
16th and Furnam.
Elegant figs , dates table raisins nni
fresh nuts. C. B. MOORB & CO. ,
1515 Dodge street.
*
Tlio 00 Cent Storo.
Special bargains Monday in ladies
work baskets , shopping bags , pocket
books , handkorehlof cases , etc.
Look at the prices in our windows. A
B. Hubermann , llith and Douglas streets
This means business. Saxo is goinf
south. Everything must go rather thai
pay freight. Cost is all wo ask.
Hot cakes quick , so handy and nice ,
Aunt Jemima pancake flour. Try one
package.
The "Royal Davis No. 10 flour has takot
the load of all flours.
A. iMnxiIIoUlieiinor Co.
Flno watoh ropiirinjj ,
1413 Douglas st.
Reliable watches , boys' size $4.00. A
B. IIuborinann,13th mid Douglas streets
Solid gold baby rings from 3oo up al
S. Bank's , 607 N < 10th ,
R. T. Davis' royal No. 10 flour.
The l > 0 Coat. Storo.
Special bargains Monday in toys of al
kinds. Now goods just received ; inus
bo closed out at onco.
Airs , VT. UciiHon.
All plush goods , manlcuro sots , fold
ing mirrors , cull nnd collar boxes , In
fnnts' toilet sots and many ether olognn
goods suitable for holiday presents at ex
actly half prlco. MRS. J. UENSON. .
Cars ? Nn.
Among tno many exigencies of modorr
travel there is one requirement which
is always popular and always in demand
and that is "a through service. " Llfi
is too short to "change cars" every fev
hundred miles , nnd the travelling pub
lie have very properly rebelled agalnsl
all such old-fashioned railroading. Tin
through equipment of the Union Pacllio
"tho original ovorjnnd route , " provide
for a throu-'h car aorvico for all points
west from tlio Missouri river.
IIAYDEN BROS ,
Santa Olau.8 Headquarters for Omann , Ne
braska ,
Only Tlireo More Onyo nml tTio in
citement Will lie nil Over and
Uvoryuoely Will Do Huppy
llnydcn ttroi.
\Vo nro overstocked on toys ; wo don't
want to carry any over ; wo nro going1 to
nako prices tomorrow that will CIOHO
> ut lots ; whole lots of thorn ; no limit to
/ho / quantityas ; long as they last yon cnn
itivo them , and as many as you want.
\Vo have a great many games on hand ,
and wo shall offer you steeple chase ,
chivalry , Spanish main , Rex , Itoyal
Arabia , Kilkenny cats , etc. ; choice of
one or nil of them at 0 ) o apiece. Hero
ire a number of games such as corner
grocery , game of traders , country
motion , Tiddledy Winks , My wife and
, authors , famous men , Billy Bomb ? ,
Ya.ikeo peddler , letters , battle Hold ,
etc. ; choice of any on Monday and until
ill goneat Oo each , icgulnr price , U5c :
checkers , Gc , 15o and 2Je ; dominoes , lOo ,
Go , etc.drums ; in all the sl/.os from
2oc to $2.50 each ; best inako
) f velocipedes from $1.08 up ; big
ino of children's toy trunks ,
1'2-ln trunk , Ji'Jc ' ; 11-in trunk GSc etc ; bes
nako of iron wagons , SI.USc each and
ipwards. How is this ? Hayden Bros. '
ron axle express wagons , only 50c each ;
loll buggies , 2oc , 35c , 50c and 90c each ;
blackboards on frame , all complete , 'i'Jo
mil GOo each ; toy stoves , lOc , ICc , 2oc ,
47cnndup to $ 75 , the best line over
shown by any house ; tin kitchens In all
. . Wo have too many
Uhrlstmas cards nnd wo are well aware
of it ; line cards In lots to close to Sun-
lay schools or teachers nt Ic , 2c , 3c , 60
each ; finer cards at about i their former
prices ; very fine cards at 75o , $1.00 ,
and $1.2-3 , worth up to $1.00. Photo
ramosin endless variety. The lowest
irices on plush tollot sets , manicure
sots , work boxes , shaving- bets , etc. ,
over made by nny house ; no old stock
Jarrled over ; everything- and direct
'rom ' _ the manufacturer and in larger
quantities than last season , and our low-
prices will bell them all this sea-
&on : don't wait until the last
lay the article you want nmy bo gone.
Dur stock of albums is three times 119
, argo as last season and our prices are
.owor. Tomorrow wo place on the re
duced list COO plush albums at 39c each ,
worth 75c. You can buy one or n dozca
at 39c _ each , better guide in same pro
portion. Wo don't allow any house to
beat our prices , not even on toys. Hay-
dons' prices are always the lowest , no
matter what they cost , timc boxes
and accordeons all at reduced priciw. It
is impossible for us to mention every
item tluit has been reduced as the qual
ity and variety is too largo. All wo ask
of you is to give us a call and examine
3iir display and prices and see how far a
iittlo money will go to inako tlio young
folks happy. UAYDKN BUGS. ,
Headquarters on tovs.
CLOAK SALE.
Monday and during this week wo will
olTer the greatest bargains in plush
cloaks , fancy cloth cloaks , jackets and
wraps. Closing prices will bo made
while the goods are seasonable.
IIAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and cloaks.
MILLINERY CLOSING SALE.
Though the line is still complete in
newest styles no sacrifice will bo too
great to close the entire stock.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and millinery.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
The most attractive linrgaias of the
season in line torchon and silk laces , lace
llouncings , embroidered llouncings , vall-
ings , ruchlngs , ladies' fine silk and linen
handkerchiefs for the holiday trade.
Remember wo show an endless variety
in latest styles and novelties.
IIAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and embroideries.
CARPETS AND CURTAINS.
This department is mnldng extraordi
nary efforts to close out everything In
carpets , curtains , shades and draperies
before making alterations in carpet
room. HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and carpets.
9
TlieOO Cent Store.
Every toy must bo cleaned out the
coining week. Bobt stock to select from
in the city. Prices way down to bed
rock.
"An American Girl hi Africa"
Would bo as greatly nonplussed as her
sister at home , who Is about to select a
box of choice cigars for her Christmas
gift ! Now , ladies , if you will just rely
upon the judgment of Robertson Bros- ,
cigar importers , 210 South 15th street ,
wo will give you the bonolit of our knowl
edge in this line , so that your gift maybe
bo appreciated by the recipient and not
thrown asldo as vile stun , only lit to bo
cast in the mire. Wo cater to tlio most
refined tastes , and will doubly exert our
selves to assist you In your endeavor to
gratify the most fascinating indulgence
of mankind. Our reputation is estab
lished among the smokers ; glvo us the
opportunity to prove our assertions.
Pooplo''s cash market , cheapest moats
In town. See him , 171-1 Nicholas.
Aunt Jemima pancake flour for doll-
ious cakes ready for instant uso. Ask
your grocer for it. Trade mark regis
tered. Take no othor.
Dr. Hamilton Warren of Cotner uni
versity is at homo , 119 N. 10th btreot ,
till January 5th.
Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh , Boo bldg ,
IMrH. J. IScnsoii.
All plush goods , manicure sets , folding
mirrors , cull'nnd collar boxes , infants' '
toilet sots and many other elegant geode
suitable for holiday presents at exactly
half price. MRS , J. BENSON.
Mis. n , H. Duvlos.
Velvet toques that wore cheap al
$5.00 and $0.01) ) will bo sold on Monday ,
Tuesday and Wednesday for $3.00.
OSoal cnps S4.05 , Haydcu Bros.
Gold nnd silver headed canes nnd um
brellas. A. B. Hubonuunn , 13th and
Douglas streets.
Best and cheapest Davis' Royal No ,
10 Hour.
Water Itonts Duo Jniuinry Int.
5 per cent discount allowed If paid
on or before Jan. 1st , at company's or
lice , DUE building.
Itcforo
A piano examine the now scale Klimnll
piano. A , llospo , 1513 Douglas.
All Muslu nt Hoiluucd Pi-lee.
G,000 pieces only lOo a copy nt
borg'd , lUth bt. bet. Capitol ave & Dodge ,
Peacock coal. No toot , quick fire
white ash. A. J. Meyer & Co. , opp. P. O ,
Flno carriages , Seaman's repository
Abk for Davis' No. 10 Hour if yoi
want the best.
N , B , FALCONER ,
A Grand Christinas Clearing Sale in All De
partments.
Tomorrow Wo Offer Some
K-xirnorillnary Uur aluMVo \ Cull
Special Attention to Hand *
korclilofn , Umbrella * , Hto.
Immediately after Christinas wo take
slock , so tomorrow , Monday , wo start a
great clearing1 salo.
Wo will Boll ladies' handkerchiefs at
3 Jo.Wonts'
Wonts' handkerchiefs nt SJc.
cuts' mufllt'rs , 2oc.
A dross pattern of the now scarlet
tweeds , $3.00.
$1.26 bed spread for OSc.
Umbrellas , gloves , draperies , silks ; in
fact every department will bo ropre-
rented in this great sale , gents' furnish
ings partlcularlv.
AlHN'S 'FURNISTIIXCa
CJents' fancy bordered linen handker
chiefs for Sic each.
Gents' plain homst itched and tape bor
der handkerchiefs for lOe , llc and H > 3e.
Gents' white pongee silk initial hand
kerchiefs for 50c each.
Gents'lino China silk handkerchiefs
in plain and colored border for 76c , 800
ami $1.00each.
Gents' mufllers la fancy nnd solid col
ors for oOooach.
Gents' heavy twilled black silk muf
fle rs at $1.75 and 12.00.
Gents' fancy and solid colored suspenders -
ors for iWc , 30o and SOc.
Gents' plain and embroidered black
suspenders for $1.60 and $2.00 u pair ,
Gent's fancy trimmed night robes for
ISc each.
A larero line of satcoii , plquo and em
broidered linen , full diws shirt sfor
$1,00 , $1.25 , 81.50 to $2.50 each.
NECK WEAK.
Just put in stock a largo lot of 50c
neckwear , consisting of teck puiTs and
four-in-hand scarfs , in light and dark
colorings. JS'o bettor value over shown
in tlio city.
A handsjomolinoof high novelties In
light colored pulls and leeks for evening
wear : also a new lot of plain white satin
nnd groa grain Bilk for oOc and $1.00
each.
each.All
All the latest shapes in linen collavs
and oulTs for ] 2o mid 20c , and the Earl
& "Wilson goods at 25c , or S2.75 a dozen.
A handbomo line of smoking jackets
in fancy tweed and silks , very cheap.
Post and express paid on all mail or
ders.
Conio early and get first choice.
N. B. FALCONER.
CI1AS. tlANIjKV HAS MOVED.
Tlio Number of His Grocery Is Now
1022-Ut South 10th.
A good general when ho finds one po
sition untenable , immediately seeks an
other and a belter ono if possible. This
is exactly what Charles Ilanlcy , the
popular 10th street grocer lias done ,
when the big viaduct walled up his
frontdoor , ho did not sulk in his tent ,
but energetically took up his goods and
moved two blocks south to the corner of
10th and Pacific streets , only ono block
from the south end of the now viaduct ,
where ho secured ono of the most deslr-
slrablo and accessible locations in
the southern part of the city.
'With more goods , more room and
bettor facilities ho is now bettor pre
pared than ever to supply thn wants of
his customers. Besides keeping a com
plete line of fancy and staple groceries
Mr. Hanloy makes a specialty of flno
Colorado potatoes , the finest on the mar
ket , as well as a superior quality of winter -
tor apples A word to the ladies If you
want the best creamery and country but
ter to bo had for love or money , you can
find it at Charles Hanloy's grocery. Ho
receives it direct from the crosunorles
and farmers and it is flno as silk.
Hanloy's choice flour is the equal
of Pillsbury's or Wabhburn's. His stock
of canned goods Is superb , embracing a
full line of Plait's canned fruits and
vegetables , Heint/ ' pickles as well as
many other popular brands. Mr. Ilnn-
ley has had nearly nine years' experi
ence in the grocery business and his
line selection and great variety is evi
dence of the fact that ho has profited by
his experience. All goodssoldaroguar-
antecd to bo ns rcpretontcd or money
refunded. Remember the now location
1022-2-1 South 10th street.
Sirs. J. Dongon.
All plush goods , manicure sets , folding
mirrors , cull and collar boxes , infants'
toilet sots and many other elegant goods
suitnblo for holiday presents at exactly
half prico. MRS. J. BENSON.
Seal caps $4.95 , Haydcn Bros.
See the holiday stock at the pioneer
jewelry house of Omaha. A , B. Hubor-
mann. 18th and Douglas streets.
Art Koniii Damaged.
The flno nrt room of Gntch & Lnunmn
was damaged by lire Friday evening.
Tlio damage was almost entirely eon-
fined to the stock of candles , candle
sticks , shades , etc.
This line will bo on sale Monday.
Some slightly soiled goods at great bur-
gains.
CATCH & LAUMAN ,
1511 Furnam street.
Leaving Omaha , going south , goods at
cost till Christmas at Suxo'a. Must sell
everything.
Only Three Days Sfnrc.
Did you think how short the tlmo Is to
buy Christmas gifts ? Uo you want a Bet
of Rodger's knives or forks , only $ ] .76V
Wo have watches , rings , clocks , diamonds
mends ; anything you want at rock bottom
tom prices. U. L. EHICKSOK ,
JiOO N. lUth btrcet.
HOLIDAY KXOUKSION IIATISS.
P. , i : . iVt M. V. niul S.O. & V. KallrontlH.
Agents are instructed to sell Decem
ber 21th , 2oth , 31st , 1890 and January
1st , 1801. round trip tickets to points
within the states of Iowa and Nebraska ,
within a two hmi'lrod inilo limit , at ono
and one-third faro , and agents in Wyom
ing and Soutli Dakota to sell oa name
dates to points within their respective
states nt ono fare ; if to a point uutbide
thostato , within the two hundred mile
limit , at ono and one-third faro. Going
passage limited to date of sale ; return
limit January 5th , IfeUl.
J. ll. BUCHANAN ,
General passenger agent.
Seaman's wagons best and cheapest ,
Dra Hillings & Shorrndon , dentists ,
101 S. 15th street , opp. V. O.
Htiltnlilo Holiday 1'i-CHCUts ,
Ladles' desks.
Onyx and brass tables.
Rattan nickers.
Upholstered rockers.
Easy chairs.
Parlor cabinets.
Jilublc racks ,
Dowcy & Stone Furniture Cc * .
Carpcti.
Chas. Shlvorick &Co. , 120J , 1203 nnd
1210 Fan i a in blruet.
BENNISON BROS ,
Great Sale of Holiday Qooils for
Tuesday ami Wednesday.
Don't Delay Any Ijonjjer lluy You *
Clirlstnms I'rcBuntH Now Tlio f
1'rlecR nro ] { | glit Ilollilnr
GooilH Must bo Closed Out.
Carloads of dolls at IGe , ISc and 250
each.
Tlio best , largest and nicest kid body
doll west ot Js'ow York at $1.00 and $1.125.
They are simply beauties ; If you want a
nice doll don't fall to see thorn.
200 plush boxes , tollot sets , with cel
luloid comb , brush and glass , only 760
each ; bold elsewhere as a leader : itS1.25-
600 boxes child's building blocks go tit
5c bo.x. SOO boxes building blocks , largo
sl/.o , go at lOe box. ,
100 checker boards nt IJlo each.
100 two-wheel carts , lOo each.
200 plush albums , GOo each ; cheap at
$1.00.
1,000 paper back novels at lOc each.
100 children's black boards on stands
only -ISc each.
Gents' plush collar and cull boxes 7Co
set.
100 boys' nnd girls' sleighs at 39o
oaeh.
Fancy toys car loads of horses ,
donkeys , mules , cats , dogs and all kinds
of foreign animals.
Got an Iron axel express wagon nt 59o
each , worth $1.00.
Largo lines of fancy china cups anoT *
saucers , fancy cut glass cologne bottles ,
fancy plush and oxidlxed sett ? . All at
reduced prices to close out quick.
Thousands of flno handkerchiefs for
Indies' , gents' and children. Must bo
closed in three days , regardless of value ,
Great cloak sale.
Great sale of flno aprons.
Great sale of furs.
Great sale of gloves , underwear and
hosiery.
Great sale of 20 moro tons of candy at
our usual pulverized prices.
BENiVISON BROS.
Mr. " . Dnvicn.
Every untrlimncd hat In our sloro
must bo sold in the next 3 days. The
largo fine French felt Hats that wore sold
for $2.50 go now for Se. ! )
All our wool felt Hats go now for -10c.
Remember , ladies , this chance of your
llfo to buy a trimmed hat at one-hall
their actual cost.
MRS.R. . U. DA VIES ,
111 South 15th street , opposite P. O.
Lowell Citizen : "What do you want for a
Christmas present , my dear ! " said a fon4
wife to her devoted husband. "Money , " WM. _
the ready response. "I need It to pay for th
Christmas present I am Koin to buy tot
you. "
Seal caps $ -1.05 , Ilnyden Bros.
An 'lion.
Mortgagee's sale of boots and _
and ladles' cloaks. Commencing Mon
day , Dec , 22 , at 2 and 7:30p. in. , and con
tinue until all sold at our salesroom , 1410
Dodge street. GATJJ CITY AUCTION.
Mondy's China titoro.
no2 N. IGth street.
Only a few of those $7.50 decorated
English dinner sots loft. Call and see
them at Moody'e. 302 N. IGth street.
Seaman's carriages best and cheapest
A Choice Clirlstmns Cake.
Ono of the best authorltieS 6i
household editorial stall of the Ladles'
Homo Journal gives the following recipe -
cipo for a Christmas .cako in the Decem
ber mmibor :
Cream ono pound of butter and add
ono pound of soft white sugar. Beah
fourteen eggs very light , the yolks and
whites separately. Sift and warm ono
pound of Hour , and add it by the hand
ful to the sugar and butler 'alternately
with the egg yolks and whites. Stir in
ono tablespoonful of esboneo of lemon
and ono tablespoonful of mixed spicca ,
beaten very line and sifted. Have ready
two pounds of Stoned and chopped ral-
bins ; two of currants , picked , washed
and dried ; two of citron , cut small ; two
pounds of almonds , blanched and
pounded with rosewater , and ono gill ol
sweet cidor. Mix the fruit and cider
thoroughly Into tlio cake and bake it
very blowly and carefully.
Jewelry Must II B Sold.
All the former elegant Van Cott stock
of diamonds , jewelry , silverware , etc. ,
etc. , is being knocked down under the
hammer at what it will bring. Visit
the auction bale every evening cor. Far-
nam and 14th. Goods sold during the
day at auction. prico.
Sherman &McConnnll , proscrlpllonists
and family chemists. 1513 Dodge.
- nt Hull' I'rlcc.
Great bargains at the closing out sala
of Diamond Parlor , Mth and Fnrniun
btreets. Soiling watches , diamonds ,
Rogers' plated ware at one-half nWnu-
facturors * cost. Private sale during the
day. Auctions every evening at 7:30. :
All goods warranted.
o
ChflstinnHroullin In "Windows.
Wo want a littio more ot sentimental
ity in this world and a little loss realism.
Tlio Christinas wreath , the star of Beth-
lohcm hung in your window 'and mine ,
tolls the outsiders that wo believe that
the Oh rib t has como and that wo wish
good will to men , writes Isabel Million
in the Ladles' Homo Journal. In
many a homo It is the only token o !
Christmas , and the bit of green , tolling ,
as it docs , of a belief in the present and
a hone for the future , is something too
precious to bo cast imide. Say , mother ,
that it is your boy or mine , far oil la
Bomo city alone on Christmas eve ; Bft
that ho has done that which is wronjj
and 1ms fled from the bight of all who
knew him ; hay that ho has boon wonder
ing around wondering what they are all
doing at homo , thinking of the time
when ho helped llx Christmas wreatha
and now there seems no homo , no God ,
nothing for him. Ho pasios by hla
neighbor's window , and the bright light
from across the street shows him the
green wreath and the read star just as it
was last year. It is In homebody olso'a
window , to bo biiro ; but then he knovX
that though the world is so big , though/1
the people are HO many , there are yet
those who put up the sigh of joy and
gladness that gives him , a btrnngor
within tlio gates , a thought of a no\r
lifo nnd a willingness to go ahead with
all his might , that ho may go back , netlike
like the prodigal , to the old homo and ,
bo welcomed with joy and honor. Thnt'a
what the wreath In the window does , It
whimpers in every berry , in every groea
sprig , of hope and oneouragoinunt , and ,
it tells again nnd again that the angola
nro proclaiming afresh , "Glory to God
in the highest , mid on earth peace and
good will to men. "