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8 THE OMAHA DAILY HKIS : SrXOAY , EEHHIJAUY 22 , 1S < SIXTREN ) l
If I'll V PTI/TIl r'f / \
RLLLV SI Id til 10 ,
Qrnr.il Ofoning of Spring Jackets Mon
day.
SI ll ; Hlailc CooitM Colored
ln ) Mi ( iiHHlNlirosi Tilimiilnns
Niv Idu't'i mill imbinl- ;
ili'i'li's on Sale Monday.
lll.ACIC SILKS.
Wo liavo just oftened nuv now spring
etodi of blnelt silks In the following
weaves : French faille , lioiiraUtu | > , royal
nltnn , Kitm rlmdnnm , pan ul sole , From'h
nrmut'D and latVctiH , etc. , which wo will
poll at popular prices. Those silks rpp-
resunt fotiio uf the host mamifnx'Uirora 111
the country iintl nro llioroutfhli1 rjunnm-
tccil lofflvoNilUfnutory wear.
N'owl'hiiw Bilks , 21 Inches wide , nt
5 1.00. Now wash sU hs , 2-1 Ich js ivlilo , nl
31.00. Now China silks , plain colors ,
7fii' , would bo elienp nlUOc.
Hlnck surah , nil silk , at Me , would bo
clionp al Goo ,
HLAC'IC 0001)3. )
All wool Preneh serge -12 hichosvlilo
fiOo , would bo cheap nl ( We.
Hxlra flnoHUk llnlMiod lionrlulUi'Gc ,
would bo chonpnt QOt. ' .
Hltirl ; brllllantlno , tfooil qxinllty15c ,
would bo chotip.'it GOO.
Sllkwtir ] ; honi'iotla $1.15 , would bo
cheap nt $1,33. ,
Hliiclc ami wlilto half niournltifr plnl 7.a
ntul cliooUs , 12 Inches wlilo , OOo , would bo
clioup nt See.
COI.OUK1) ) OllHSS GOODS.
Fancy wool plaids , now olTccts. 50c ;
would bo cliounnt Ooo.
12ii'llnh ( , plaid suitings , fit Inches \\lrto ,
choice. olYecls , $1.00 nor yard ; would bo
cheap ut iJl.'IO.
Now llannol plnid suitings , fit inches
ttldol.f : ) > ; woulil bo cheap nt$1.7o.
Sl'l'CIAU All \\rool SliopliiiriTs
checks , in browns , blues and greys ,
very desirable , "Go , would bo cheap sit
03o.
Cheviot sorgc , in mixtures , COe , would
bo ehoap nl "Co.
Amazon cloth , in nil tlio now spring
similes , at $1. 15 , would bo cheap at $ l.t ; , > .
w cltallios , nowTollo do Iroltuul ,
Fi'oiieh Haimols , now fuiicy Han-
nols.
I ow Scotch ginghams.
Now French ginghams.
Now laces. Xowmubrohtarloa.
Now ribbons , Now rucli ink's.
DUKSS TULM.MIXUS.
"Wo hnvo thu only complete. stock of
now , btylbh dress trimmings to bo found
In tlio city. ! No lady should buy dross
triiiimiiigs bnfe.ro seeing our styles ami
got our iii'ices. Now gilt cards. Now
gilt trimmings la all stylos.
SPUING JAcici-rrs.
" \Vo opou Monday morning our
full line of now spring jackets , blal/.ors ,
reefers , vestfroats , in nil the latest
cloths , shapes and colors ; also lonj * { jivr-
inents in eainul'd hair plaids with no
capes , etc. This is tlio most carefully
selected line of spring garments wo have
bbown and they will bo toldut popular
prices.
KKfJ.l'.V , STIOmi AGO.
IVIIssltu ! IMIIIOS'
clearing snlo still continued. Trhniucd
hat * , $2.flO ; former prices iS.OO , S10.00
and S1lolS Faraam street ,
TCow city directory Is now ready for
press. Send in your name and new ml-
drei-s to J. M.Volfe & Co. . 510 1'uxtmi
block.
0.000 I'leecH Muslo ( ) * Kneh.
At Meiubcrg's , 107 North 10th street.
I'oai'ock coal. No soot , quick lire ,
\\lilto tisli. A.J. .Meyer & Co. , opp. P. 0.
Chincso and J a pane so curio store , oloa-
ingvalu ; all goods uad fixtures ( or sale ;
le.-s than cost ; 521 N. Kith street.
J , 11 lietriekirehi ) tcct , DOG N. \ . Llfo
C. S. Knjiiiond's AmMiim Sale- .
The auction sale of the diamond , jewelry -
elry and silverware Mock of C. S. ] { ay-
moiid is attract ing marked siltontion.
Ivliiny ladies are among the lookers-on
as well as purehiiMTs. Thewilo is being
conducted by a gi'iitlrman thoroughly
acquainted with the business and every
article is guaranteed by Mr. liaymoml
to bo exactly as reiu-esented. Sales take
plaeo daily at 10tU : ; n. m. , 2:30 : and 7i0 : !
p , m. The ladies are especially invited.
Ill CllM ) 1)1' l > ( ) lllt
Always take the Chicago & Xorth-
wcstorn. Five oastcni trains daily.
The fast CMuenjro trains at 1:30 : and 11:10 :
p. in. leave from the Union Pacific depot
in Omaha direct , No change at Council
lllutVs ii jood ; tl iiij | to remember.
Those trains are vostibuled and carry
free parlor chair ears in addition to tlio
latest and finest sloopors. The ro Is a
diner on each train. Everybody knows
what Northwestern dining cars aro.
The city ticket oilico is HOI Furiiam
street. _
W. T. Seaman , wagons and carriages ]
clers
Itnoxv that the Iliirlington U'.tho only line
from Omaha to the cast and south whoso
trains depart from the union dopothenco
they naturally iiirchao ) their tickets by
thnt route , thereby avoiding the annoy
ance of transfers and scouring the ad
vantages nnd comforts atTorded by the
following daily train service.
The Burlington No. 2 fast e.\iiro s ,
vestibuled throughout , equipped with
elegant I Jullinan sleeping cars furnished
with well selected libraries , reclining
chair cars ( seats frco ) atid dining cars ,
leaves Omaha at 4:30 : p. jn. and arrives
nt Chicago 8 a , m. , serving breakfast
before arrival.
No. 0 , tlio fast mail , leaves Oinnlin at
0:10 : p. m. and arrives in Chicago at 1 p.
m. lias through Pullman bleopors ,
chair cars and dining cars.
The Burlington also runs two daily
trains to Denver nnd the west , ono to
llenelwood and all Jilack Hills points ,
nnd two to St. Joseph , Atchlson. Kansas
Cltv nnd the south. Through 1'ullman
sleepers and chair cara on each train.
Nine fast papseiigor trains daily be
tween Omaha nnd Lincoln.
For full Information , tickets , sleeping
berths , etc. , call nt city ticket oilico ,
1223 Farnaffi street , \V. \ F , Valll , Agent.
HAYIIKN mtOS.
nuiiilii' I'l Ices on ( IriiccrlcH ,
I InrdAnrc. . < ! liiMN\vnr \ , i-iickory.
One-pound onn Hoyul baking powilov ,
full wrikht , HIV \wt \ i-an : ! -pnuad can
Dr. I'rlci-'s baldng powder , full weight ,
! ! . "ic. Any other gnvi-ry t-toro will auk
fou iiOc for the saian baldng | io\vdur. \
Van llouten's iiuro solulili'i-oi-na , l-iwund
can " ( V : 1-pound can -I0c ; i-piumd can
2tH * . You will payil.'oc and ode for
lhr caino cocoa ; sivwl cluu-olnlo , . "ic ; tire-
iniuni chocolate , 1 Tie. You cannot buy
thin for twlc ( tlio money. Sapolln , 7joi
( iiMMimn dry hop jvitst , 1K ! * . Vou will
pay twici'tho numovfnr tlicinatanyMoro
; x ' 0it | at lla.\d''n flrotlicrs' . Cotiileiisod
inilU , HitI'Voneh ; pcnn. I'M" till sanllnos ,
/ii" / very bout ratsut ) , l"ic per quart ; Imported -
ported inlvril nlcUleH , 1'ic porqutirl ; im
ported fhow-i'liow , l"ic per iiiai't. | Is
this not saving you inonoy ? I gallon
ran apples , Lite. ; t poundB I 'ilitornia
grcun gnito plums , I'ic ; 3 pound
/tin C'nllforniii egir plums * , I'ic ;
I pound oan California' apricot * ,
2tlc ; 1 ! pound can bliieliorrU'H. Sje ; 2iiiutil ( (
con blafklit-rriet , llc2 ( ; poundsgooseboi-
rlcs , 1U2 ( ; pound cna jirostM'ved hlraw-
bcrrioa in heavy nyrup , I'Jc , Worth .Vie ;
" pounds preserved rnspberrios In heavy
syrup , 17e | , wortli il'ic : II pound can t-olid
packed tomatoes , lllc ; ipound ! can best
Hugar corn. lOc , these are very IIno
goods ; salmon. 12je and l"ic per cnn ;
evaporated raspberries , DOe , worth -1'n1 ;
evaporated blackberries , lOi1 , worth loc ;
liiTiuirted pritnos , Sc * ] ier jioiind ; good
dairy butter , 1-V ; very best Iowa creamery
bultor , "LV ; you will pay it ! * > o nnd I0c la
any other store for tfio HIUIIO butter ;
picnic hams , Kic ; sugar cured , Oc ; dried
beef , HV ; broaklast bacon , lie ; boneless
ham , Sic ; bologna sniii-age , Gc ; hea.l
cheeno , oe ; liver sausage , 6c ; weiuer-
worst , 7lc.
Domestic soap , 7 bars for "oc ; II. 1) ) .
soap , 7 bars for 2 < io ; lace soap , ( > bars for
2fio ; star soap. 1 pound bar , > " > e ; graham
Hour , ! > V ; Snowllako , $1 ; Miuneapoli-i
best super'atlvo ' , SI. ! > " > ; Davh Uciyal Nn.
10 , Sl.oO ; 10 pounds granulated sugar , $1.
HAYDHX UUOS. ,
Drv ( iiiodsiuul ( irocerics.
riUCKS 'KXOt'KK.D OUT.
OXCIUH'KKUY. ( il.ASSWAKi : . TIN-
\\rAIK \ ! AM ) IIOTSK l-'UKNlSir-
Cups and saucers , 2jceneh , worth Iflc ;
plates , "c , worth , " > e ; plates , Si1 , worth Se ;
plates , fie , worth lOe each ; squaru nap-
pis , . ' ! > , 5o and Sc , worth lllc , loc and Hi'u '
each ; creiun and milk pitcliors , , ' ! o and
fie each , worth KVaud ! ' " ; jilattors , Se ,
Hcand HV , worth lOc , "Oc and 2. io each ;
vegetable iliihoa , ! ! c , fie and 7c , worth
lOii , louund'JOc eachjfcoiip plates , /ije / ,
worth I2c each ; oyster and soup
bowls , fljc , ' worth H'c. ' each ; wash
bowl and pitcher , OSo per
sol , worth $1.110 ; chambers , Itfe ,
worth ( We ; soap dishes 'ic , worth lllo ;
syrup jugs l"c , worth 25c ; glasses -e ,
ivorth fie oadi ; salt and pcppor shakers
Ic , worth loc ; lamps id' , worth 2"c each ;
burners f > e , worth iKe each ; lamp chim
neys IJJc , worth Ifle each ; wine glasses
2e , worth UK * each ; cake htands lie ,
worth SOc each ; salt celcrs le , worth lOc
each , glass pickle jars 7c , told every
where for 2.V ; tea and colli'o jiot lOc ,
worth U.V each ; teakettles 15e , worth
COc each ; covered i-auco vans ! ) e ,
worth "Oc ; milk pans ! 5c , worth
HV ; plo pans , 2jc , worth .V ; tin cups ,
2e , sold all over for fle ; milk uroeks , , ' ! je
each ; dippers , . ' ! c , worth lOo ; washing
machine , sfl.oO , worth S7.o ( ) ; wringers ,
$ l.7o. worth $3.oO ; Madam I'ott's patent
tlatirons , $1. ! ! . " > , worth ! --2.7" ) ; wi.ilitubs ,
Ije. worth ( We ; 0 do/en clothespins , fie ;
clothes bars , 55)c ; t'oppor teakettles , No.
II , oopjier spun bottom , $1.Hi , worth
sjL'.7o ; toilet sots , 81.50 , worth $11.50 ; en
graved wino sets ; ! )7c ) , worth $3.00 ; scrub
brushes , lie ; bottle of best Hporin
oil , or ; 21 sheets of shelve ) > apor ,
fie ; folding ironing table , ' .Hie , worth
$ l.o ! ( ) ; lamp shades , fie ; nutmeg
graters , lctea ; strainers , le ; spoons , Ic ;
door stops , le ; screw drivers , Ic ? ;
sponges , te ; hinges , Ic per pair ; tacks ,
1u per box ; skimmers , Ic ; bed casters ,
Ic ; harness snaps , Ic ; terra cotta cuspi
dors in all colors , lUc each ; washboards ,
lite worth 'J"c ; sugar bowls , fie worth Hoc ;
butter dishes , fie worth -Idc ; spoon hold
ers , f > c worth 20 and a 100-picco decor
ated dinner and tea sets in Kuriiotid'a
best Knglish porcelain at $ S.S ! ) , worth
$20.00. 1IAYDHX DUOS. ,
Dry Goods and
Hajvanl Iliot. Shoot.
Don't fail to take advantage of the
bargains at I lay ward Bros. , loKI Doug
las street.
SKMI-ANNUAL CLKAKANCB SAT.E
Note the prices ,
DKKl'Cl'T ON CORK SOL.K . SHOES.
Men's -ill.fin cork solo , cut tol..r 0.
Men's , * ( ) . ( )0 ) cork sole , cut to J 1. 50.
Men's Sfi.OO . cork sole , cut toi.'i./ ) ,
Men's SI.H ( ) cork sole , cut to.00. !
Sl'1-X'IAl , CUT OX AUCTICS.
Ladies' 5i)0 ( ) high button , cut to , * 1.2o.
l ullos' $1.7o high button , cut to $1.00.
Misses' Sl.fiO high but ton , cut to $1.00.
t'lilld's $1.6 : ! high button , cut to OOc.
Men's Sl.fiO arctics , cut to $1.00.
Men's sJI.'Jo arctics , cut to Soe.
Sl'KC'lALS ON I-'KI/rsLIlTRHS.
readies. ' $1.1)0 ) felt slippers , cut to We.
I tidies * Soc fell slippers , cut to iiOc ,
ML-.es' "fie felt slijipers , cut toloe. .
C'hild's ( ific felt slipjiers , cut to10c. .
Ladies' * L')0 ( ) felt slippers , cut to $1.2o. $
Ladies' ji.7o beaver slippers , cut to
$1.00.
Lmlios ' 81. CO beaver slippers , cut to
81.00.
Ltulies' jl.COfeh Oxfords , cut to $1.00. '
HAYU'AUD UUOS. ,
IJI.'i Douglas Street.
Mrs. M. D. Kiloa's bunion Protcctoi
has been tested on the wori-t cases , ono
of thirty years standing , and has novel
failed in asinijlo case to give immediate
relief and ell'ect a liniil cure. The pro
tector can bo worn in the same si/.ed
shoo usually worn , and it hides an en
larged iolnt. For sale by J. A. t'ul'.or
& Co. , Mth and Douglas.
-
Mrs. C. A. Hinger will bo pleased to
have her patrons timl friends call on her
at Mrs. li. II. Davies , 10'J-l ' 11 South loth
street. >
Ilcliu
The above named ilrin , the well known
merchant tailors , have moved to ItllU Far-
na 111 street , ono door cast of Now York
Lifo buihling. Tlioj- carry ono ol
the largest stocks In their line ,
and will , ns heretofore , guarantee
every garment that leaves thuir store to
bo firat class In both Jit and quality.
*
Sherman , & McConnell , prcscrlptlouista
and family chemist ! , lolj Dodgo.
The Inunnnuol hospital , Slth street
and Ames avenue , Is open for patients ,
Board and nursing $ o per wool ; . Treat
ment free. Visiting days , Tuesday and
Thursday 2 to-1 p. m. Ail invited.
Dancing Morand's schooHor dancing ,
Armory , Cnpltol aveimo. The spring
term begins this week , lessons Tuesday ,
Friday and Saturday , afternoon and
evening. 1'nblio assembly Thursday.
Admission , SI.
Miss Allen l iia < .V
clearing sale still continued. Trimmed
hats , $2,60 ; former prices $8.00 $ , 810.00
and S12. lolS Purnnui street.
( irniul Mustiern | < lu lln.ll.
Given by the Omaha Turn-Verion
Saturday , March 7 , IS'Jl. ' Members cnn
procure half ruto tlckuta at J. S. Fruo-
htiuf'i only.
Till' ' : BOSTON STORE
Great Spot C.Vih Purchase of EilraorJl-
uarj BargiUns
In Xiv Hi-vis CiooilM , Vctveli'i'ii" , Hill-
IIOIIH , liiici'- " , Kill tiintl ! ilr-H , 1'or-
lu ri"4 mill Siflui | ; iliicKctH ( hut
AVIII liiko CoiiipctUni U'ocp.
200 1MKCKS SII.K 1-MN'tSH VKl.Vl'.T-
KI-.NS.
Itlg lot nno quality sllU finished vol-
vottoens , worth -Vic , goat Inc.
Kxtra wldo .iml line silk finished
illicit tmd colored velveteens , liOc ; worth
ItV.
ItV.Tho very widest and fine-it grades of
eal silk llnlxhed velveteens in bineUand
colors , worth fully 7.V , go at : io ! ) ,
Sl'ltlNU i'lUKSS ( .IOODS.
All the newest spring shades of flue
wool Knglish heiirietta's U ic a yard ,
! ! cases of now jprlug style -Kl-inch all
wool fancy suitings in striped novelties ,
"u1 a yard.
Tlio very llr.i".t .12-Inch Imported silk
finished brilliant mohairs , all now spring
shades' , worth Toe , go at li'.V. '
1 case of imported French plaids In
ergo novelties , this season's liuporta-
llon , go at Illc a yard.
SDO I'UX'KH KMllKOIDK.KlKfl.
Wo have just received from tiio great
Now York auction sale of Field , Chap
man & Feliner SOD pieces oflluoeinbrold-
ones which go on sale tomorrow at ono-
fourth their value.
At I'e lig ! lot of narrow and medium
wroth Hamburg cdgintr , line work and
good material.
At fie A line line of medium wroth
Hamburg embroideries that cannot bo
duplicated less than lOc.
At Ilk ; An elegant line of Hamburg
llouncings , now designs and very line
work- , worth up to lioc , goat lOc.
At IPo The lini'slnnd widest embroi
deries from tills immonio imrelmso ,
worth up to Hoc , your choice tomorrow
1'Je. '
HIHHOXS.
All the ribbons remaining from our
great purchase have been reduced to
lots nnd will bo closed tomorrow at L'o ,
fie , 7e , lOcanil Iflc , which Is for less than
we sold them for last Monday.
SAMl'i.Itt F1XK I'Olin'UUKS 75C.
Wo close out from a 1'hiladelphia
manufacturer samples of all his i'most
goods of portiere. These nro goods that
sell from i" > .00 to S7.l. ( lint ns these
are wimples and not full lengths wo offer
you tlio cboico at"0c. L'omo early if
you want any ot these , as they are jus-t
the thing for small windows , doors and
table scarfs , .hist think of a $5.00 or J7.00
portlero for 7" .
LACi ; ( . 'I'UTAIN' St'ltIM 5C.
1 case very line and wide lace curtain
scrim at fie a yard tomorrow.
1 case yard wide line bleached muslin
at ojc a yard.
LAllKS'SI ) lIXO ! J.YC'KKTS.
If you did not got ono of our spring
jackets Saturday , ho Hiiro and get one to
morrow , as wo are soiling :
I . .adits' } ti..r > fl spring jackets , 7oc.
Ladies'.oil : ! spring jackets $ l.'Jfi.
Ladles' f 1.00 spring blouses , $1 .US.
Ladies'iH > .00spring jnekots.fiO. .
Ladies'$7..r)0spring jackets SU.fiO.
Ladies'$10.1111 spring jackets , sH.'JS.
Tlioro is only ono Omaha and cno
grand bargain store in it , and that's ' the
HOSTOX STOKK ,
111 South ICth street.
Mi H Alice
clearing sale still continued , Trimmed
hats , $12.50 ; former prices $ S.OOHO.OO
audilU. 151H farmun street.
Kttrn.
Children's jackets in new and nobby
styles at 81.OS , Kiseman's prieo $ - . " " > .
11AVDKX BIOS. !
Mrs. Dr. l"iy ) ; has her bntlirooius in
the New York Life , room C. Thermal
electrical bntbs , also face and scalp
treatment. For ladies only.
Modern Woodmen of America , Omaha
camp I o. 120 , give a vocal and instru
mental entertainment for benefit of fami
ly of .1. Andersen , Wednesday , February
1W > , at their hall , loth and Fnrnam , I ! ar-
ker building. Take elevator. Members
and friends cordially invited ,
WAS \ AVANIiUI\O ) :
I2llnrt MilllkiMi'B llntly IdoiKlll < l by
Ills Kather.
William S. Milliken , tlio father of tba
youtiK man wlio was asphyxiated at , tbo
Hotel Fnris tbo lirstof the \veelc , iirrivod m
the city yesterday in response to telegrams
sent l > y tlio coroner.
Ho IdcntitUM the bnily ns that of his son ,
Carey A. Milliken , who hail left homo tlireo
years JIJTO , anil from whom llttlo bail been
heard for over two yours , Tbe hey was ono
of several brothers , Uvoof whom arc * now
living about llvo miles iinrtli of Kloivuco.
Tlio father lives in Nodiuvay county , Mis
souri , about twelve miles from Marysvdle ,
mill will return tlioro tbis afternoon ,
tlio remains with him.
Dr. \ \ ' . .T , Cialbrnith has removed his
private otlieo to room , ' ! - ! lieo building.
Fine carriages , Seaman's repository
Pullman tourist sleeping car excur
sions to California and I'acillc ' coast
points leave C'hii'ago every Thursday ,
Kansas t'ity every Friday via the Santa
Fo route. Ticket r.ilo frma Chicngo
$ I7.)0 , from Sioux ( 'ity , Oimihn. Lincoln
oriCansas City . 't" , lci ping cur rate
from Chicago * ! per double berth , fiom
Kansas Cit.v $1 ! per double berth. F. very-
thing furnished except meals. These
excursions are personally conducted by
experienced excursion managers who
accompany parties to destination. For
excursion folder containing full particu
lars and map folder and time table of
Santa Fo route and reserving of sleeping
car berths , address S. M. Osgood , gen
eral agent , K. L. I'ahnor , freight and
passenger agent , A.T. it S. F. railroad ,
111 N. V. Lifo llldg. , Omaha , Nebraska.
Boys Wanted Tea boys wanted at
A. D. T. C'oloUI Douglas. Good wages.
Leslie & Leslie , pharmacists , who
liavo built up such a successful drug
business in the past six years ut Kith
nnd Uodgo streets , have sold t'hcir build
ing and lease for banking purnobcsimd
liavo taken a long lease of the llushman
block , N. K. cor. Kith and Douglas
streets , which they are remodeling and
which they will occupy early in March.
Shrewd business men concede that this
is the most aosiruljlo business corner in
Omaha and L sllo ic Leslie hnvo bhown
great foresight in securing the corner.
ron Tan SI IUXGS
OI'Arlcmisas nnd All Points South.
Tuko the W abash , the best nnd quick
est route. Only ; ! S hours to the Hot
Springs , -10 to Now Orleans , ft ! to Jack
sonville , ui ; to Tampa , with correspond
ing dint time to all pointo south. Ko-
dining chair and Full man butl'ot sleep
ing ears on all trains.
Uound trip tickets now on sale * at
greatly reduced rates , Fur tickets and
full Information call nt the Wabash
ticket otllco , 1502 Farnam street 01
write G. N , ( X AVION , Ayent.
The ! M r o Jry IJooil. * t'o.
Monday morninp wo shall plnco on
wdo the stoi'k of ftidauie Wallace along
with tlu stock that has been kept in our
dross making department. It is nb o-
utely necessary .to dispose of these two
stocks at unco.and wo will sacrillco
Ilic-iu. Madtun Wallace will bo veaily
for orders in our dress making deiart- |
mcut March 'J. "Wo hnvo the largest
nsMirlinunl of
CHINA SILK DKl'SS I\\TTF.UN'S ,
1'AltlS ' MUOC'ADKS , HLALMv
SILKS , GHiXAIlXKS : )
ever shown , and they will bo sold In sin
gle dross patterns at n litllo ever half
irlce ; on sale now nt our Mile counter.
New Scotch ehovint plaids ,
Is'ew style diess patterns
New cdiaMunllon suits and novelties
ipened Saturday will be offered for.\Iou-
1'iy'ssalcvowlllalsoopon ; tKo latest
colors fi > r popular trade In
I ) ouble width cashinorc , U/io. /
Double width honrlettn , Hoc.
All wool plnlds mid checks , fiOe.
l.ACK Cinn'AlX.SALK.
A partial list of bargains for this sale
Momliiy will Iw
$ fi.OO Nottingham cur tains $1.00 pair.
Sl.fiO Notlinglmin curtains SlLS. " } pair.
$ ; t.)0 Nollinglnuneurtaliis $ L'.7"pair ' ,
$ lbK ( ) Irish iiointcurtaliiH ifl.'l.'iO ' pair.
SIIWO Irish point curtains Jill.00 pair.
$10.- | ( ) Irish point curtains iS.OO pair.
$8..Vl Irish point eurtuins $ ' 1.00 pair.
$ ; IO.O ( ) llrussels curtains S U.fiO pair.
Uil.00 llrussells curtains , * l 00pair.
irDO.00 Urus-ells curtains * lfi.t)0 ) pair.
$ ii.oO ; lrus ! ells curtains , iflll.00 pair.
Our new stock of carpets is partially
open and wo are receiving some rich
lew patterns in Urussels , Wilton , ingrain -
grain , etc.
N'KW SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
50 pieces new patterns open for Mon
day's trade.
All our new white goods * .
All our new embroideries.
All our now table linens , napkinsotc. ,
irnon sale ; new , clean , bright goods all
over the store.
SPUING JACKF.T.S.
Kvery lady Iu Omaha invited to visit
our cloak department tomorrow , \Vo
will otl'er the largest variety of novelty
spring jackets ever shown in Omaha , no
two alike In style , alTording a rare op
portunity to secure exclusive garments ,
Among the lot will bo found the latest
productions of the most noted modistes
ofl'arisaml ' lierlin , as well us tho.-o of
our own country ; and while the mater
ials ami combinations are the II nest and
strikingly now , the prices will bo found
\eiyreasonablo , ranging from ijfi.OO to
irlifi.00 each. Si'/.cs from Ul ! to10 bust
measure.
T AUNDUY AND KITCTIKN
articles from our basement house fiu'ii-
ishliig department will bo delivered spe
cially early Monday morning , if pur
chasers will tohiplunio or tend their
orders.
Come and examine our now stock and
prices-next week ; you will bo pleased
with both.
TUB MOUSE DKY GOODS CO.
A A Xt VMUSJIJE X
Manncor T.nwlerof thu Eden musco this
week -\vill present in his Ujou tlientro one of
the funniest farce comedies of the season.
U'ho llnnloy company is composed of nine
llrst class coincdinns who arc all well known.
Tlio piece Is not Hat at nil , Imt ills full nf
"
funny" savings , comic and topical SOURS ,
nr.iceful and clillleult ilanres ami queer and
Krotos < | iio happenings. K. Hiinloy is in Mm
cast. Nearly every tliontcr knows this noted
comedian ami his couiiesayin saad local hits.
Mr. I.uwler lias also secured Uie famous
luiutinj. ' , "Cusler's Last D.i.v , " by Holland.
This painting Is realistic and faithfully jior-
tr.iys the horroiuol that clav when "bravo
Cusleruiul all his men were massacred. Tlio
canvas is a wonder and fascinates alhvhoseo
it. The Moore sisti-rs whose oritrinal sontrs
nro bt'liiK sur.R all over the country will also
appear this week and rrnilur n few of their
favorite .selections. These lienuliful ac
tresses nro also clover ( l.uiccn and do some
of the most graceful dances. Kittle lOdilio
Williams , tlio phenomenal child musician , is
another musician of world \viito fame. Ho
will appear for ono wei'lt only. Mr. l uwler
also lias placed a number of new and rare
curiosities in the curio hall.
Saved tlio
A very liltlo thing in t ho ryes of some
people but a larjfootn1 in HID opinions of
others was what i-avoil thu liarkor block
from utter ruin at thu Friday morning
lire. Originating in the ledge room on
the ton Hour , tlio ilames stopped for
nothing until they reached the wall.
Tliore they won ) otTectually headed oil' .
Not an Inch further did they L'et. The
admituhlo liro-iiroollny nianufactiirod l > v
U. .1. Uefn-jjin of thiicity did the \vork
and tlio fart speaks volumes for tlio elli-
caey of the article.
s , rubber goods , elec
tric belly , Sundhtcdt's ] ) liirmiicyliON. ; { Hi
1 lumn Toncliers' < " < M'lillnts.
As yet nothing has been done by the board
of education relative tn n , new examination
for the teachers who obtained tlio fraudulent
certilleatos at the Deeoinlicr examination.
As noiioof tbeso teachers are now employed
la tlio Oinahu schools , tlio members of tlio
hoi ; rd have about conduded to postpone tlio
examination until the close of the winter
term of .school , at which time the examining
board will be rcorguiiued.
Don't Keel S otirsolf !
Notwithstanding all ruiuois to the
contrary , the Chicago , Milwaukuo & St ,
Paul Ity's now Hteam heated palace
bleeping cars , with "electric litrhts in
every berth , " still loaves the Union do-
not , Omaha at 15 : 1(1 ( p. in. daily , arriv
ing at Chicago at ' ) : : > ( ) a , m. , In ample
time to make nil eastern connections.
Ticket ollico , If/01 / Farnam Bt.
J. H. 1 "HUSTON" , l'A. . NASII ,
C. i'aas. Agt. Uen. Agt.
'Hit ! Commission ( ' 'use.
OwinK totho illness of Judso D.iano the
hearing in the important ami intiTostini. ' in-
( u in lion case of' ( icorno S. Hrown vs the
ijoutti Omatm UTO stoi'lt oxchnnuo has been
postponed to 10 o'cloclt Saturday , Kobruary
i ! . In the mcniitiino the restraining order
hiTttofort ) allowed \villcuiitliuiu In forco.
'J'lw defense bna. lilod allldavlts of .1. II.
nianehurd , .lutnes'A. Mulct * , A. NVan oni11 , U.
S. 1'nrlchurst , L. U. UcUdiiiKtoti and Oeor o
liurke.
I'rrilletloiiH for I'VbrimryVcnlhnr. .
As there are but twenty-eight days in
this month there ought to Iw le.-ia cold
atmosphere than In January , but "all
signs fall in dry \vealhor , " therefore wo
can only say that the electric-lighted ,
bteam-hcated , votibuled , limited trains
of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. 1'aul
railway will continue to rim dally between
tween Omaha , Council IHulIs and Chi-
cujjo. U'ho eloetrlo light reading lump
in each berth Is the novelty of the age.
Ticket ollico , 1501 I'arnam btreet , Omaha.
Tlio Mrvieo of tlio U't-lls-Karf-o express -
press company has been i-xtriidi'd over
the Chicago , St. i'aul. Mjniii-aK-ll | iV
Omaha railroad'H new line from Ran
dolph to lllooinnold , Nib , unices :
Ulc/oiiiflcld , Cluramuiit and \Vuuba.
IIESSW BROS ,
The Prices for Monday Are Out Down to
Bed Rock ,
Oin * lliiMonicitt In HiuiM' '
oiN Dun't 1'uil to
Oet Siiinc oi'Oiir
I or M
'I'housands of useful art Icles u cd In
all well reirulatod households at Ic , 2o ,
So1 , fnlOccnch. .
KHI pieces new Scotch /.enliyv ( flnu-
hams , usually retail nt IKo ; our prlco Is
1 Sea-yard.
Uonsotf llfTtirod iieiian , you cnn'l buy
tlicin ntiywliero less limn ISle ; our
price Momlnyla Sicyiird ,
I case no-Inch blenched muslin , 17
yards forl.
ii bales Mndtfnr nnd luvroiico : L. U
unbleached muslin , fie nyurd ,
Kow dress ( jiu'lmni9 } elegant slyUs ,
only lOc per yard.
Monday wo oll'or'J" ) per coat discount
on all L'oinforlors nnd blnnlicts.Vo
want to close thutn all out Monday ,
.lust think uf It 12.V oil'on every dollar.
Uuy your hlunkots and conifortors now
uiid HIIVO money.
100 do/on ladles' ' jorfoy rlbhod vests
llilo ouch.
Lailies' very fine ( jau/.o jersey ril > hcd
vests in white , ocrtt and blno lioo each ,
worlh We.
hadies' fast black lisle Jersey ribbed
vesta fiOcoach ,
Do thu boys or girls need hosoV If so ,
got them Mondny.
Vourchoico of two styles ribbed fust
black hoe , all sizes , "itoi ) } . cholco Ifli * .
jicr jiair. Tlioso lioso are tlio n'e.a.to3t |
iiiir ninuvorulVftrcil lolho pciile.
Hoys' houvy fact black ribbed bicycle
ho o , allsix.es , Soon jalr.
A lot of ladles' pl : in and fancy stripe
hose , formerly sold at 60c and "oc , yo
londay at IMc pair.
I'iuo embroideries at5c , e , Uc yard ,
formerly Hold at Oe , Sc , lOc , 1-Jo , I5o and
IMo.
1,000 jiioccs all silk ribbons at "c yard ,
not quai'lor jirico ,
IDO pieces linen luces Monday Co yard ,
wortli lOc.
Great sale Jilomlny of linens , bed
spreads , towels , white { , 'oods , oto.at
away down prices.
Muslin underwear still foes llt cut
trlii ) } jacliots nro nil in. They
are nobby and prices low r than over.
UKXXl.SON HllOS.
McCoruiiclc it I.uml , t'.no porfumos.
John \V. licll , drujist ! ( , cor. llth and
Mason , Stubt's hotel
so inn 0.11.11.1K if'N.
Tlmt Men > luii t nwit y.
The lien monstrosity , purcliascil by Sclt/er
& l-'rey , anil iioxv on exhibition in their Q
street saloon at Twenty-sixth nnd Q streets ,
surprises every ono who f a/os on it. Mr.
Seltzerbouf'lit tlio fowl from an Albright
woman.pajiiiK $10 for It. Tlio hen Is largo
and speckled , fu'.ly ilcv'clopeil.anil perfect Iu
every jiart except the face or front part of
the InMil. The ben has no bill or bcnU and
no bono oxidised , but instead has a redillsli ,
fe.itberless fr.co of llesli and bare skin , with
Urge eyes , laucb reseialiliiiK those of some
some spivU'i of monkeys. The mouth and
nose ail ) iinumlikutlinsn seen on some per
sons , consiilerallyilniwn and wrinkled , larjro
am ) well developed. The lower jaw bony is
short , but the llchli is lontf enough to allow it
to lap watorliKo ado > r or cat. The last won
der is the hen has teeth.
i11 nun nee in tnlM.
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school at
' .1:15 : o'clock. At the 11 o'clock service tlie
pastor , Uev. C. N. Uawson , will preach from
the subject , "U'ho Haptisin of l ewer ortbo
JJcsceut of the Holy ( Sl.ost. " Kpnorth
leawuoat ( il.1 : p. in. Regular services at
* : : ! 0 p. in. It is expected to continue the in-
tcrmthitf and successful revival meetings
ilnri in ; tlio weolf.
Presbyteriiui Itov. Iol { > ert Tj. Wheeler
will preach on tlio Pentecost at the iiiornlni ;
sernice. The IZiuleavor society will meet at
ll-4ri. : The regular evening services will bo
conducted hy thu pastor.
Protestant Kpiscopal Kev. Canon \Vliit-
inai-Hii of St. Savior's will conduct appro
priate Lenten sorvicesat the stated iiours of
worship.
N'o I'nvini ; Tor Twi'iily-roiirili Street.
CbatrinanJohn. ! , O'lConrko of tlio street
and alley committee , who. with the special
committee appointen liy Mayor Sloanu on tbo
Twenty-fourth street p.iviiifi matter , -went to
Oinah.i yesterday and mot the county com
missioner * , has prepared his ropoit. His to
the effect that nopavini : can IHJ ilono bofuru
next July , nail not at all should the present
bill before tlio lo Ul.iture bo enacteii into
law.
law.City KtiIiioer | . R. Kind's cstimato of tlio
cost ( or pavlnsr Twi'iity-fourth street from Ate
to N streets. IsVith : stone , ssiU ) sijuuro
yanU , § I\MO ; iisplialtuni , S'J.h per yard.
J-'l.MI ; brick , ? 1.'J ' per yunl , f 15hS.
Aniilvc-rHiry ol't tin Ivvplimlon ,
- ' ' . ' ! 2b'.Hl ' '
I-'eb''uary - , , ono year au'O today , oc
curred the terrible holler explosion at tbe
Armour Cudahy , now tlio Cudnliy paekiiiK
plant , which caused the death of four em
ployes , nnil inoroor less injured ciu'liteeu oth-
er-i , Those killi'd weiii .lolm Tifihu , Huns
Olsou , TlioniiiK l.lnulian ami AVilliam Dunn ,
kaul. Tbo injured were .lolin U , Slieriilan ,
Jiuncs Armstronir , .lames .Mclluiro. .lolin
I.yoiH , Patrick Holleruu , ICdward Mlscol ,
.lames Mlni'k , 1'liarloj Larson , A. .1. Harder ,
( 'hiii'lcsaiilsti , Samuel } ' . Cil ) < - onVillUiiu
Miller anil Dunlvl anil Michael lloulrcluu.
Notes Aliniil the City.
Mn. P. A. Barrett was taken seriously ill
.vcMirday.
Henry ItnfTcrty catno over from Iowa to
visit.lolin U Carroll.
] { . ( ' . \Vuylnmlof the csehaiik'O has returned -
turned after an cxtemled business trip.
Colonel K. P. Sava o , who has boon alt end-
miftlio iinporteJstoelcbreeilor.s'annualmiot-
iii ( , ' , has roturneil from lloatrluo. t'oloni'l
Suvaiu was appoiiiteil ono of the committee
to liavo tlio association incorporated.
Miss Utellu , yoiinsdanditor of Mr. anil
Mrs. M. M I "am.-di of Albright , was UnocUeil
senseless yesterday by u plui-u of pliisluruiK
fnlliiiK from the colling anil striking her on
tbeheaO. Her Injuries were p.ilnlul but not
serious.
Leroy Ciirpoiitor , rwldint' inlljrlnlit , and
employed ill tlio Cudahy p.u'Uini ; company'- ,
plant , yistirduy allernoon ( jot his loft ImlKx
liii'or ) eaimht liL'twcon some btoncs. Tlio
member was so badly ina liud that amputa
tion was necessary.
Alpha luilgo , N'o. II , D. of R. , will glvo a
soilil l-'rlclay uvenhii ; , Miuvli 0. A. II.
Miller and .Mi'silumos It. lluyni.in and .lolin
.I. ( lorinan have bucn appointed an amui i'-
ineiit I'ominitteo anil Miws. / \ \ Crawfonl
anil H. Hey man on tickets ,
Mr. I.uls Jackson , the Industrial romimi-
sinner ot the ChiciUM , Milwaukee . St. I'aid
railway , Is in the city. The rna'l ' hasKtarti'il
an industriiil bureau , with headiuarli'rs | In
l 'bica o. fur the purpose of dissi'inmaliiiLT in
formation cast with a view to Iwiili1 fui-tnrn > s
onus turnturv. lr .larliSMii was in ruiisiilt
litlonltli lrV N NU-.H . fc T'-'tU' ' ' } uf
tbo buard of trndn Mr Kninii IIilsun \ ,
realcstutu ( .xviiuuge , uuUvtU .i %
1310 ramnm Stm't ' , Third Door rrotit
roiirtoctith Street ,
Special l'\inordlimi'j ( nut tiliis Tor
.Monday Mini N > \ ! \Veclt Iu
Oil I' lllHIM' IlllllsllilltJ
DcpMi'l meal.
Pee what you can buy on out'"Now
'WHiildc" cotmtoM for ilA
Ddiililn fiolntoil tooth pick , per package -
ago , Me ; , " ) papers tiiclca , ! le ; lea Htriiliiorn ,
3e ; stove lifters , He ; potaloo iniiHliers , lie ;
inlllc slihnnterH , ic ! ; pnpor Illes , : ti' .
I do/on lamp wlclin , Jlc ; frnod fork
8crowsic ; ; cal < c cutter , , 'lc ; doublonmtch
safeie ! ; curry com IM , 'lc ; wire picture
oa. < pls , , 'tc ; nppln eovc ; ' * . Hi1 ; mlnoinjf
Itnlves , , 'lc ; { food ( milluck * , 'lc ; bird cajjo
liimlis , lie ; Hcrub brushes , : U' , and thou
sands of other artlrlcs of equal vnluo for
little money.
Our So "JS'eu- \Vrlnkln" counter is an
other eye opener for bargnlns.
Good Hour si ftors , 8e0quarl ; | iansSc ;
largest wash basin , Se ; deep pudding
pans , & ; Icnifo boxes , So ; onaisol liandlo
rolling pins , Se ; best tiqunrt dlppor , Kc ;
largo stow pan , Sc ; nieUlo han
dle frying jians , Sc ; sponge racks ,
Sc ; colloo and tea pots , Sc ; host can
opnnor. " , Sc ; 0-hoolt clothes rack' , Sc ; 7-
pin racks , Se ; largo "Ins.s saucodishe.s ,
Sc ; Unlfe and fork , ye ; ( i tea spoons , 8e ;
, ' ! tablespoons , Sc ; U table forks , Sc , nnd
many other equally great drives.
Wash boilers , 5Sc ; clothes horses , 11V ,
, ' ! fli ; and-lilc ; tuliJloc , ; palls , Ific ; washboards -
boards , lOc , loc mid I'Jo ' ; wringers , SI.DS ,
equal to any $ 1.00 article ; carpet sweep
ers , $1.1 ! ) and $1.93.
Special ill tapo-stry door mats at 2"C ,
reduced from $1.00.
Wo liavofioniotfrontbark'ainslii hvdto.s'
hand bags and poi'lcotlioohs , pictures and
and frames , silverware and jewelry.
Great advance sale of baby carriages
next week. Now goods , special prices.
The best posbiblo value for the lowest
possible prices can always bo relied upon
at Till ; 09 CKIST STOIIK ,
Ilil ! ) I-'AIINAM St ,
'IIniiunlilei's Held.
The raKoatrainst the three gamblers , Tllh-
hins , Kenneily anJToppia , who wei'oarrcstetl
two weeks a o in a room over the Diamond
saloon , wasc.illedyesterday iu polieo court.
The county attorney conducted the prosccu-
tloii and I.eeKstcllo represented thonceused.
The iiolico ollltenvho arrested thu 111111
were the principal wHne-se.'i , mid the
evidence went tr > show that Dililiins bad
ehai'KCof om * inunbliiif , ' table , Kennedy bad
charge of aiiothernnd J'oppln seemed to hu
tukiiiK charge of the cash for both. After
the evidence \visat : ! in both the pmseciitin < , '
attorney anil the nttmwy for the ili'fonsebaid '
they were willinpti ) letthoe.iso stand upon
the evidence without argument , , Imlfo
llelsley dHchan ed Toppln , but he-Id Ken
nedy and Dilibins tu appear in tlio clUtrlct
courtniuler boaili of $ J. " , ( > each. Tht'irown
signatures wore accepted a ? suntcient secur
ity for their uppe.inuice.
Tin * Clrantl Army l-'nlr.
The C ! riuul Army posts Interested in the
fair to bo liclu nt the Coliseum on March I , . " >
and liiuinotmco that they expect to have the
largest collection of war relies over placed on
exhibition. They request that all po ts or
Indivldiiiils having any articles which were
curried in the wur or whii'h wore identified
in any way with the creat stnicp-lo , loan
th < 3in to tiii1 management for exhibition in tlio
museum. The nrtirlcs will bo taken care eland
and ictunied promptly.Vhcn nn article is
sent all the particular ) conrcrniiif , ' it- should
bo written out and attiichod to the article.
Holies of all kinds tuv buin ; ; received from
all parts of tin * country. Any particulars
may In-olitalned from Colonel Lew Ginger ,
room 101 1'axton ulock.
Ma n stliIll's Threats.
The woman Hello Itrandon , who conceal c-d
the property .stolen by I la fry Mansfield , alias
August Kin , appeared at t'.o ' pollco station
yesterday afternoon with u letter from Mans-
Hold , mai'ed ' at Wcston , la. In the letter
Manslield made several dcapcrnto threats as
to what ho intends to tie when ho visits
Omaliu in the near future. IK * accuses the
woman ofenuslni ; his arrest , and promlies to
visit her with illro vcnjreunco. Khe is con
siderably exciteil about the mutter and claims
to DO very miichafr.iiil that Manslieldwill
nninlur her. Manslield makes sport of the
Omaha pnlico and thoimthoritios at the jail ,
and lioasts In the letter that he is entirely too
smooth for the entire KUIIK ,
Tuiiiniv
T.tttlo Tommy OK < ] CII , a son of ir. Joseph
of this city , who recently went to
Kiverside , I'al. , with his mother 011 a visit ,
went out to chop wood on Thursday inoriiint' ,
and impelled by a curiosity to see a cross-
seclioii of ono of his phalanges , ho cut his
thumb off , but tlio sensation was not what ho
expected and he thought ho would prefer to
wear histhumbon liU lianii instead ofnn his
watch c-liiuii , so Im had it stuck on and tioil
mi nnd It \\ill jiroluibly grow on npala. It
will be alonn time before Tommy chops wooil
again.
Itcuiln ( "IcrKN ICosha.
.lohii D.ivis of Omalia and ,1. V. ( " ! . Shnrt-
loll , t\vo of the oldest 'route inon on the
Omaha and ( ) ( -ilen nm , have roilfrneil tnelr
positions In thu railway mail -.erviee. Tim
ivsjinuuluiis will talioolTect l-'i'lmiurvi'i. C.
l.Smitliuf ( 'Iii > vonnu ami Willmr ( iibbs of
lOvanston ha\o been appointed to im i ! > e va
cancies ,
N. II. RttiCO.VUlt'8.
anil t'lillili'i'ii'n VVi'iir at
Almtisl 11 all' I Mice.
On Motiday wooll'or
UlllllOKH ! IUUUONSI
N'o. fi , wurlli UV , i\i'A\ '
N'ii / , worth 1-Jli * , itttUc.
N'o. 7 , wortli I A1 , nl 81 j.
N'o. 1) ) , Udrth 171i' , nl I0e.
No. It ! win-Ill i-'JIc , nl Mo ,
N'o. 1(1vnrlli ( 7o ! , nl l" ' .
M
No. 1U ! , wiirlh JIIV , nl20o. v
In addition to tlio above wo will
on nnb' ' a now llnoot osli'ii qnalitj all
nillc , ( jrus ( jrnln , snlln otlifi' I'lbbiuiH , In
nil the new Bjirluj nlmilra , nt pi ices
much below their luMtinl viihu * .
Alsnan extraiiiallly | of slllt jjros < 'nitu
will n odno , wish rlblion ; inlilacL , cnaui
nndvhllo. .
10-lnchoH wldo , worth $1.7 , % lit $1. l''i.
lMnoho8wi ! lo , wcirlh $ i0 ( ' , uil.'iH
Ol'K ' Sl'Kt'IAT ' SAt.i ;
OKTOIU'IIAN' 1AM
For thiH weoU , in elyht lotH !
Uot i , worth le to ( le | , sit .V.
l nl 1 ! worth ( llctoSje , aloe.
hot ! 1 , worth Sle to IU4c , at SJi * .
Loll , worlh I2c | to loc , at lOe.
Lolfi , worth Iflc to 1SV. ill lUJi1.
I.oldorth ISc to'JUJo , at I fit- .
Lot 7 , worth i'lo to 117 0 , at L1V.
LotK , worthriTJc ! lo.r ? e , at liV.
Sl'KCIALI'.MnKOIDIClSY SALII'OU :
'PHIS WKKK.
1 lambur } ; edglnfjs and Insertions frmn
fie up.
Swiss odfjlngsaud insorllons from Hto
uj ) .
Nalnsooli odglnyH and Insertions from
lOc up.
iSlntchod nets In cambric , Swiss and
Nainsook , 1M and " 7 Inch , liomst id-bod
embroidered MouncincR , from 371c.
15 inch liemstHehoil unibroidorod
llouiieings from flOo.
Novultios in ! * > Inch oinbroiilorod
llounclnfrs in black , bind ; and \vhitO |
white and color * .
The special sale of cortots nnd chil
dren's wear will taUoplueo 011 our second
lluor , and the priucs will more than sat *
isfy the elosost buyer.
N. U. FALCON Kit.
rovi > r > N , l''ot > . ' . 'I. ' [ Special I'iihli'sram to
Tin : IJr.i : . ] A constable last iiieht diseov *
I'rod a woman standin on llm Timlin's PIIH
1iiiikiiiL : nt in dnumerouspnlinity tut hi * briiilr.
When In * npprniieliiul ber lie pel ivi'd that
she was wiepiiij ; bitteily. inul nuking such
motions us ludiiMtcd ber iiitrutinii to commit
sniriili ! by drownliifr. liefore she emildcarry
out ber supposed purpose llioimtai > lr pl.u-od ,
lior iiuiloi1 arrest ancl cnndui'ti'd her to t > ?
15ow street station , \vh"re II was asi-i-it.imo ( > v
that the * would be-snli'lili * was I .uily l.ysuiid j
Uinnphell. Shortly nflrr her arivst lnrliiis *
hand iimilohis npponr.mco , and aftiibo had
funiishi'd Mirctv for the fiituro inod < ni'ltict
and safi > KccpIiiKof bis wife , tin ) lndus
Iiennitted to depart with lilm for iioine
A Scriii'tu ti ) Trii veil in ; Mon ,
O.MUIA , Volt. 21. To tlio ICditor i > [ Tan
Jim : ! 'J'lio notleo you iraveof tbe in I dress to
ho given by Kov. Mr. Maok.iy to tln > tr.u ol
iiiKinen at tlio lCiiiscop.il church , C mi.ell
Illufni , Sunday ovi'iiint' , Kobrnnrv-- re
ceived much favorublo coimnoiil diirini , ' the
dav. Tlii'lravcllnj ; men of Cniincil llluffj
assure mo that all tr.iviliiit'iuin . inniiOiu.ilia
nnd elsewbero are most cordially inviti'd to
atti'iid. U hns been sutf psted tbat all \vliO
df.slie to atteml meet at the Until ( 'iioy
Siiiulay cvcnitiRand take tbo motnr fars anil
leave at l ! : iu p. m. forl'ouncil lllulV .
i hope that a frreat innny will attend , for
thn iiihiriig ! : will bo a plfiisimt ono fo *
iis all. "Vours respei-tfully ,
C. 0. I'v.nciic. .
Tlmt Vlnilnct 'I.'iA | ; < dn.
There \vill lioa inectiiiRol property owticn
nlTeeteil by thovladiu't tax on Muidav even ,
ing at N o'eloi'lt sharp /.Imnierimufs builij-
Inc corner of I'.levcntb ami Picreo streets.'A
report of what bus been dniio will be lundD
and a plan for future action decided upon.
At Unity cliurcli , Seventeenth street near
Cass , Kev. Newton M. M nun. the pastor , \vill
preach intbe niornin nn thesuliject. "l.ttrliU"
Tbe Kirst Sneloty of I'rofrri" lvo Spirit-
nallsts meets every Sunday at li | ) . m , at
hirathon hall , corner of Twenty-sixth mill
CumitiKMreets. All are invited.
At Kt. Mary's Avenue Coiirreational ( ( ;
I'liurcli , corner of Twoiity-llrst sti-irt , Uev ,
AVtlhird Scutt pastor , sorviei-s will ue hi Id nt
( ) : : aiiil'filo'cliicli. : Suinlny fchoiil ut noon.
( 'b.ipels ' . nt : t. Vouui ; INople's Snui'iy of
"
Christian Kndeavor moctinjr at ii .ai "Tho
pastor will preaeli at both M-rvires In the *
evening , tbo lirst f tbe "ilrociUlli'ld sii.
vhes. " whif-h liavo Ill-oil so pnpnlar in the.
rast fora your , will bn tisud , enltiled , The
Law uf ( iod , " with a shurt sermon by thn
pastiu-on tin * Ilii-nu * . 'Phis is tlio lirst of ft
si'l'H" . of six Whii'hwill lieusod by thecli
during " ' " leiitcn season.
HOTEI : DBE.LOUTE ,
ComrlltUaiul C.ipitul Avi-ini" .
Just coimili'toJ , has 10J ri > oni , three
BtdrViMyx , from t ho top to tli boiunn , lias
thin oh'valoi.mil ilmning roun : MT\K- ' , ia
lire proof throii Umit , line hul.ir I n.nu .mil
tin' linoit tiillnt moms in ti L'lty. I
Samplii ri'ums , Suit.'S with Inthv. . i
lltli aiut Camtui Avc. Strfot n.ir s. . . ' ! <
allil.ro nous. Kfitcs. from S & ' tu S 1 OJ
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TELEGEAPH"S.
OUR SPECI/vL SALE OF
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| At One Dollar Discount on all 01 nls above
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