8 TJ-Ufl OMATTA DAILY BJfiE : SUNDAY , JUJA' 11) ) , 1891-TWELVE PAGES.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO.
An Extraordinary Array of Mld-2ummor
Bargains.
SHOE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Special ImluoiMiioiitH In AVimli HI1UH ,
French < lialllH and Hntconw , Or-
lcH , Imilorwonr , NnltiHook ,
COIMMH , liluzcrx , $ .0. .
SILKS.
21 Inch wash silks , roKulnr price $1.00
nnd $1.10 , rocduced to 7Uo.
All of our IliKi 21 inch printed China
Bilks woith from $1.00 to$1.2 : > reduced
to Ode.
Hlaclc Japanese hilk , regular price
81.00 , reduced to 76c.
French all wool ohallls , worth 70c ; reduced -
duced tooOe.
Half wool ohnllls , regular price 20c ;
reduced to 16o.
French sateens , regular We quality ,
reduced to loc.
Tufsnh cloth , worth 20c ; reduced to I6e.
outIHc qual-
Uhiek Htrlpod organdy , out-
liy ; reduced to 12jc.
Faille batiste , just the thing for sum
mer dresses , worth Ifie ; reduced to lOe.
Extra quality challiB , regular prieo Hie
nnd 12Je ; reduced to fie.
TiMiua pongee , reduced from 15cto lOe
BLACK SATEEN , 20e.
10 piecen extra line henrietta. fast
hlnck Hateon , regular value 30c , reduced
to 2e. ( )
Half wool honriottn , 27 Inches wide , in
crays , drabs , blue nnd greens , worth Me ,
ualo price loo.
Hoys' llannolctto shirt waists , regular
price 8-C , reduced to ( > 2e. }
Our ladioa' fast black cotton nose ,
regular COe quality , reduced to 'We.
'
For 25e you can'buy our regular 33c
Indies' fast black cotton hoso.
Fine Swiss ribbed vests in cent and
while , well worth 4oc , reduced to 2"e. .
Fine lisle vests in blaert , cream ,
while , pink and blue , Ce ! ) , reduced from
fcflc and * 1.00.
100 do/en extra largo , heavy Turkish
bath towels , extra value , 2"c each.
2doon / full blenched , extra largo
Turkish bath towels , regular price , -IUc ;
reduced to 30c.
60 do/en Turkish bath towel" , good
value at 20e ; sale price , 16o.
CO dozen ! ! ! bleached damask napUins ,
genuine water twist , $1.87j ; good value
at $2.60.
60 do/.cn 3-1 blenched damask napkins ,
extra boft linish , worth JIf.fiO ; now $2.75.
BLEACIIEu DAMASK.
V "o have just opened and will place on
sale Monday n largo purchase of 02 and
70-inch genuine water twist bleached
damask , in choice patterns , at the ex
tremely low price of 80o and $1.00 per
yard.
"Wo will soil you , Monday , a pure linen
huck towel , extra quality , size 22x21 , at
"lc each. Regular 2 c quality.
WHITE NAINSOOK , 8c.
fid pieces white nainsook , in a largo
assortment of checks , regular price 11 je ,
reduced to He.
LADIES' WAISTS.
Ladies' fast blacic sateen waists ,
plaited back nnd front , turned collars
and cuffs , at the low price of $1.00.
A GENUINE BARGAIN.
All of our ladies' fancy silk striped
nnd plain flannel waists , worth from
$2.50 to $3.76 , reduced to $1.05.
CORSETS.
Wo carry a complete stock of the fol
lowing celebrated makes in corsets , viz :
C. P. P. D. , Thompson's glove lilting ,
Dr. Warner's , Dr. Ball's. Royal Worces
ter , W. C. C. , all at popular prices.
SPECIAL.
fiO dozen fine zephyr corsets for sum
mer wear , regular value 7oc , our price
for this sale 480.
480.GOWNS
GOWNS 50c.
fiO dozen ladles' line muslin night
gowns , tucked , yoke nnd rulllo , 50c each.
BLAZERS $2.1)5. )
All of our line lluniiol blazers that wo
have been soiling at $3.60 , $1.60 and
$5.00 , reduced to $2.05.
ENTIRE STOCK OF
48-inch black , all silk
DRAPING NETS
regardless of cost.
11-inch all bilk
SASH RIBBON ,
regular $1.35 and $1.50 qualities , ro-
cluced to 75e a yard.
A few remnants of
S.ASII R1BHONS ,
regular 7 < ie and $1.00 qualities , reduced
to Me a yard.
Two bin-trains in ladies' embroidered
UANbKKUCHIEFS
nt SJc and llo ) each , reduced from 15c
and ; i c.
c.KELLKY , STIGKR & Co. ,
Farnam and l/5th / Sis.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Extraordinary low prices in ladies' ,
mlbsos and children's shoes the coming
\vook.
Ladies' tan tennis , 7fic worth $1 2o.
Ladies dongola tip Oxfords , $1.20 ;
regular price $1.60.
Ladies' dongola easy low-button Ox
fords , $1.20 ; regular price $1.50.
Ladies' dongola turned button Newport -
port common sense , $2.r > 0 : old price $ : t.)0.
Lndtes' * ! t.riO hhocs and O.xfords , $2.)0. ! )
All $ : i.flO bhoos and Oxfords $2.00.
All $2.25 shoes and Oxfords $2.00.
$2.00 shoes of all kinds $1.70.
81. 50 high and low shoes $1. ISO.
81.26 shoos of itll kinds $1.00.
Como and see us if you want shoos.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO. ,
Corner Furnmu and Fifteenth street.
31 IKS Alice IsaacH , S.
Tomorrow , Monday , only , wo will sell
any trimmed hat in stock for $11.08. It
is not necessary lo quolo our former
prices on thcso hats , as every lady knows
the clat-s of millinery carried by us.
! ! l)7 ) S. Kith st. , between Farnam nnd
llarnoy tts.
New I'lnntiH KoiHour. .
A. IIosuo , jr. , 16it : noughts street.
Read "A S trim go Story" on page 9 in
this issue.
DUTTHIt HOW X AtJ A IN
. At llayileii Urns.
\Vo soil good butter for lOc ; the finest
country butter at I''ic ; fancy Iowa
croamei-y at 17jo. Roinomborour butter
is llrst-eiass , and prices lower than anv
store In the cltv.
, Grocers.
Vfi-y
Stimmor tourist rates are olTored by
the Chicago & Northwestern railway.
Full Information nt their city ticket
olllco 1401 Farnam street.
< ! o Knst , YOIUIK Sinn , Oo Knut.
Reverse Horace ( irooloy's famous ad-
vlconnd go oiibt. Go for a change lo llsh ,
to climb mountains , to loiter in shady
lanes , tdsauntor by old ocean , to revisit
the scenes of your boyhood , but go ami
go by the "llURLlNGTON ROUTE. '
Three dally trains leave Omaha at 0:50 :
a m. , 4:30 : p. m. and 0:20 : p. m. , for Chicago
cage , making close connections in the
latter city with all express trains to Hos-
ton , Now York , Philadelphia and all
points in the cat > t and southeast.V. . R
Vaill , city ticket tifont , 1223 Farnam
THE BOSFON STORE ,
Bays from Shariff of Now York tbo Entire
Dry Goods Stock *
KRENDER , KLINE d KRENDER , 706 B'WAY.
Finest Retail Slnuk of Dry OonilH on
all Ilroiulway Sold by ilolin < l.
Gorman , .Sheriff , IJCHH Hum
Onul < 'ourtli Value.
HOW THE SHERIFF SOLD THESE
GOODS.
Not by the yard , piece , or do/.en but
whole shnlvesful at a clatter.
A whole side , or ontlro department in
bulk , were put up and bid in at so much
fur the entire lot.
As for example , when the cloaks wore
put up wo bid in the whole lot without
knowing what was th re for $ , ' 1,100.
Now when wo unpack them wo find
there nro over 2,000 cloaks in the , lot
and wo are enabled to almost give thorn
away.
Although this is not the season for
them , it will pay you to Investigate
those goods.
CLOAKS AND JACKETS.
Wool cheviot , tinsel and braided
jackets that sold for $4.(0 ( go in one lot
at OSc.
Ladies' nil wool stockinette jackets ,
the newest thing for this fall , that are
worth from $5.00 to $10.00 each , go in
three lots at $ l.)8 ! ) , $2.1)8 ) , 83.-19.
All the ladies' cloth nowmarkots from
the failure in stripes , plaids , plain
blacks and browns , worth from $5.00 to
$7.00 , go at $2.00.
All the $10 and $15 tailor inado new-
markets , satin face , with capos and
trimmed with astrachan , go at $5.00
each.
All the $25.00 newmarkots in this lot ,
made for the finest trade , in all wool
beaver , satin lined , invisible stripes in
plaids and broadcloth ; choice of the lot ,
$ S.OO.
MISSES'AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
All the newest styles for the fall trade
sold formerly at from $5.00 to $7.00 , go
at $2.00 each.
All the highest priced novelties in
misses' and children's cloaks that sold
up to $15.00 , go in ono lot at $5.00.
LADIES' PLUSH CLOAKS AND
JACKETS.
The finest line you over laid eyes on ,
all at ona-fourth their actual value.
Any of these garments can bo secured
by making a deposit on them.
1C. . 1C & K.'S DRESS GOODS.
Wo bought ono entire tier of shelving
dross goods which wo will sell to-morrow
as follows :
All the black silk brocaded grenadines
go at 15o.
All the wool chnllios in plain colors
that they sold at Hoc go at 15c.
All tlioir 50c figured china silks go
at lic. )
All tlioir 75o all silk surah silks go
at 20c
Their hlnck and colored dress goods
go in ' . ! lots as follows :
Fine black and colored honrioUns ,
fancy plaids , silk finished mohairs ,
Jamestown novelties and black silk
grenadines all at 2e. ! )
Their all wool , silk finished hcnriot-
tas , silk mohair , brilliantines , imported
plaid and silk striped French serges , all
wool 75c quality albatross and black
jaconettcH go at ! ! 8c a yard.
Your choice of all the best quality , till
silk black grenadines in plain and fancy
bilk stripes , all $1.00 and $1.25 hlcrh
grade dress goods , go at 50o a yard.
Remember tomorrow , is the last day
of the great lire bale of furniture. What
ever is not sold by night will bo closed
out in n bulk to a dealer.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglus.
1 Cent IdiiliCH1 Kelt Hats.
Wonder of the age. An elegant hat
at 5o each. A $ ! ! .OU but for lOc while
they last storage sale.
W. R. BENNETT CO. ,
1608 to 1-1 Capital avenue.
o
The Elkhorn line is now running re
clining chair cars daily between Oinaha
and Dead wood , So. Dnk. , free to holders
of first class transportation. City olllco
M01 Farnnm street , depot 15th and
Webster. . J. R. BUCHANAN ,
General Passenger Agent.
G. A. It. Ijxuursioii.
To Detroit.
On July 31 , August 1 and.2 the Wabash -
bash will soil tickets to Detroit tvt ono
faro for the round trip. For tickets ana
further information call at Wabash of
fice , 1502 Fnrmim street or write to
G. N. CLAYTON ,
Northwestern Passenger Agent ,
Omaha , Neb.
Fine carriages , Seaman's repository.
'Ilio Chicago , Koulc Island nnd Pacific
Will run trains to the Chautauqua
grounds July 12 to 21 , inclusive , as fol
lows :
Leave Council Bluffs : 0:10 : a. in. , 7:50 :
n. in. , 10:02 : a. m , 10HO : a. m. , 1.30 p. m. ,
4:00 : ] ) . in. , 0:37 : p. m. , 7-30 p. in.
Leave. Chautauqua : 0:40 : n. in , . 8:20 : n.
m. , 8:55 a. in. , 11:30a. in. , 2:20 : p. m. , 5:35 :
] > . m. , 0:15 : p. m. , lu:15 : p. m.
Ilolin ft , Thompson , tailors and men's
furnishers , 1012 Farnnm. Summer styles.
f -
J. EJ Diotrick.nrehiteet , 003 N.V.Lifo.
1 , ( ) ( ) ( ) .MilcrilVom the Sou.
AtGarliold Beach.
The famous health resort , Garficld
Beach , on Great Salt Lake , eighteen
miles from Salt Lake Clty.ls reached via
the Union Paollc. "Tho Overland
Route , " and is now open.
Tills is tlio only real sand bench on
Great Salt Luke , and is ono of the finest
bathing and pleasure resorts in the
west.
For complete description of Garllold
Beach add Great SuH Lake , send to E.
L. Lomax , gon'l pass , and ticket agent ,
Omaha , for copies of "Sights and Scenes
In Utah , " or "A Glimpse of Great Salt
LnUo. "
_
Bothcbda ft Collnx mineral water ,
Sherman & McConnoU's pharmacy.
Gasoline stoves repaired. Omaha
Stove Repair WorUs , 1207 Douglas.
Utnli Hot
Located nine miles north of Ogden , on
the Union Pacific , at the foot of tlio
Wnhsatoh range , are the Utah hot
springs. They have an elevation of
about 4,500 foot above sea level , and are
far biiporior to the celebrated hot
spiiifiH of Arkansas. The How is about
lod.OOO gallons of water nor duv. which
is conducted into the hotel from the
springs lu pipes , for private bathing and
for the great open buth.
The bracing air of the Wuhsntoh
range , mingling with the saline breezes
of the great Salt lake , with the pure
water of thosu thermalbalsamic springs ,
nowhere oxcullod for drinking or bath
ing purposes , product ) a natural combi
nation of marvelous curative properties ,
and many cases of rheumatism have
boon cured here whim other remedies
have failed. Roaehf-d only by the Union
Pacific E. I * Lomax , Gon'l Pass , and
Tk't agent , Omaha , Nob.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
All the Greatest Bargains Bought from the
Siuriff of Now York ,
ON SALE IN OUR BASEMENT ,
Host Slilrtltif ; Calicos Flutii'nil TJIIWIIH
Kino nitillH Mosquito Not ,
" l-"o a Yard Host Indluo
Illtie Calicos , 4e n Vard.
All the bleached and unbloiehod mus-
llns , line sateens , chnllis , and other
wash goods , bought from the sherllY and
worth ui ) lo l-3c ! , go at oc a yard.
Tlio Ililost grades of summer outing
llannels , ginghams , French chnmbrays ,
white goods , black wash goods , etc. , go
at ( ic a yard.
The linest quality of Imported black
French sateens and figured sateens ,
worth Hoc , go at 12Jo a yard.
Hod-f.pi . cads , ii'ic.
All the Too bed-apreiuls froin this sher
iffs sale go at 2c. .
All their $1.50 bed-spreads go at "fie.
All thnir finest trrades of bed-spreads
from the 1C. , K. & K. stock go at S1.U5.
0 Klcgant sateen comforts , worth $ H , for
$1.25.
Fine white blankets , 7oc a pair.
LACKS FROM Tllli 1C. 1C. iC.STOCIC.
Torchon lace , Spnnish laces , valon-
ciennoH lace , gulpuro laces , black silk
laces , in fact all kinds of laces from the
sheriff's old bankrupt stock , go at lc ,
2Je , : tje , 5c , So , Me , worth from 2oo to
$1.00 a.yard.
EMBROIDERIES FROM 1C K. 1C.
STOCK
At 3c , Co , 7c , ! ) c , loc , from six inches
to ono yard wide , worth up to Too a yard.
FINE HANDKERCHIEFS in dainty
hand embroidered and fancy colored
borders at lc , 2c , 'ic. lc and oc
WORTH FROM CC TO 2oC.
All the cut steel buttons in this stock
go at oo a do/.en.
MEN'S BLUE WORKING SHIRTS 15C
EACH.
Men's fine outing flannel shirts 2oc.
Mons , boys and childrcns' straw hats ,
2c each.
The finest grndo of mcns and boys
straw hats loc each.
MILLINERY FROM THE K. 1C. 1C. ,
STOCK.
All the finest imported French flowers
worth from $1.00 to $ : i TO go nt iioo a
bunch. This is the greatest millinery
bargain over offered in the city.
All the line K. 1C. 1C. hats'that were
sold on Broadway from 31.00 to $3.00 go
at lee oaUi in our basement.
LINENS FROM THE BROADWAY
STOCK.
Stamped linen tidies tit 2c ; sold in
New York for lo. ! )
Stamped pillow shams , wide hammed ,
large fringed tidies , splashers , etc. , at
2'c ; sold in New York for OSc.
_ All the fine tray cloth table runners ,
tidies , dresser scarf , etc. , that are
marked as high as $2.oO go at fiOo.
Vou will boar in mind that tomorrow
is the last day of the great iiro sale of
furniture. Whatever is not sold by to
morrow night will bo closed out iu lump
to a dealer.
it's your last chance.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. corner 10th and Dougl'as.
No Shoes Alter OiO. : :
The clerks of the following retail shoe
stores desire to express" their thanks to
their employers for closing their places
of business at GHO : every night , Satur
day's excepted , thereby giving us a
chance to got some recreation and fresh
air.
air.Our
Our friends and patrons will please re
member this and buy their shoos before
GHO.
GHO.Very Rosp'y , clerks at
IlAYWAKO BROS.
Nonius & Wn.cox.
.1. W. StlOKM'LY.
Douglas btreot.
Dr.S\votnamN E.cor. 10th A , Douglas.
Itcnnctt'H liirialii Counter
On sidewalk in frtjnt of store
Is
a wonder to all.
Ladies' folt. hats , lc each.
Bettor grade , r o each.
Still bolter , lOo each.
Book and stationery sale now going
on. Bottom all out.
Toilet soup , Uc each.
Parlor matched , lc for 200.
Largo market baskets , Ho each.
Makn a special trip to our store : you
will not bo disappointed.
W. II. BENNETT CO.
For Family niul Medicinal UHO.
The family wine and liquor house , 010
North Kith street , have the choicest
stock of California wines , especially
selected for family use. Retailed in any
quantity at wholesale prices , warranted
pure and delivered at your door. Henry
" "lor , Ksmontl hotel block. Tel. 1TS4.
Samuel Burns writes from the Staf-
forilshlro potteries and Bohemia that
goods wore never so cheap and ho is
buying an unusual quantity , and in con
sequence writ'is his house in order to
make room for now importations to offer
10 pot- cent olT on everything until Au
gust 1st. Call and bo convinced.
11118 Fnrnam street.
K\oiirslon to Dotioit.
July 31 , August 1 and 2 , the Chicago.
Milwaukee & St. Pnul railway will sell
round trip ticuots to Detroit and return
for O.N'E FARE. For further Informa
tion apply to F. A. NASH ,
J. li I'HUSTON , General Agent.
City Passenger Agent.
1601 Farnam Street , Omaha.
Kiirn.lt ur.o
Visit S. A. Orchard's special sale do-
pnrtmont , as you may llnd just what you
need In the furniture .lino at very much
reduced prices. Continental block , 15th
and Douglas strcot.
Now Sealo Klmlinll IMnno.
Sold on easy payments. A. IIopso ,
jr. 1513 Douglas street
W. T. Seaman , wagons and carriages.
IT'H COO I , Tin-Mil- : .
< I,1..H I-'oot Above tlio Sun Ijuvnl.
Sevonty-throo miles south of Denver ,
almost under the shadows of that
"Prince of the Uuiige , " I'iko's Peak , in
the presence of the most Impressive
punoran.ia in the Rocky Mountains , lies
Colorado Springs.
It is essentially a homo mid health re
sort. Hero Is concentrated great wealth ,
and more people have biiinmor homos
here than In nny of thn other frequented
places In Colorado , which Is duo to the
fact th it it is ono of the most attractive ,
as well as most healthful cities in the
country.
Pleasant days , cool nights , health-
giving springs , good hotels nnd the
quietness of this beautiful city combine
to make it a desirable place for tourists
and ono of the greatest ro&orts in the
west.
Remember that it is located on the
Union Paellle. E. L. Lomax. Gon'l
Pass , nnd Tk't Agent , Omulm , Web.
THE BOS FON STORE'S LEMONS.
Boyd , Sheriff of Douglas Co. , Soils Rosso's
Bankrupt Stick of Lomoni ,
WE SELL THEM TOMORROW A CENT EACH ,
tO'JOOO liiMiiotiN Very Finest Or ' .do
l-jvi'r lliMiinlit tto Tills Market
Will Hi ; Given Awny to Our
Customer * Tomorrow.
AT ONE CENT EACH
Wo sell you the choice of thn finest
and largest lemons selected from this
immense purchase.
AT 5C A DOZEN
Wo will sell you any quantity of sound
nnd perfect lemons just as they run In
the box , but if you pick out the largest
ones wo will charge * vou lo apiece.
HOSIERY FROM SHERIFF GOR
MAN , NEW YORK.
Thousand pair children's fast black
derby ribbed hose , 3o a pair , worth 15c.
Ladies' warranted fast black , extra
long hoiOf Oe a pair.
All the very best brands of seamless
black imported hose , that wore 35c , go
at 1'Je.
LADIES' CORSETS 15C.
All the 35c anU 60c corsets bought
from the shorllT's sale ( first class , well
wearing goods ) , go at 15c.
All the line 75c satecon stripe corsets ,
long waists , line fitting goods , 30c.
All the French form and very bast
brands summer corsets that sold up to
$1.00 go nt-JOc.
LADIES'AND CHILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR 4c.
All the ladies' and children's Jersey
nnd Swiss ribbed underwear from this
stock goes at lc.
All the ladies' gauze underwear , lace
trimmed , was 50c , goes now at 15c.
All the finest grades of ladies' lisle
thread underwear , 25u.
Children's white aprons (4 ( to 12.years ) ,
satin striped nnins ok and India lltion.
trimmed with embroidery and lace ,
worth 75e and $1.00 , go at 20c.
Hundreds of pieces hemstitched sk'rt-
tng length embroidery at the ridicu
lously low price of 25c.
LACE MITTS , 2c.
All the 10c lace mitts from this stock
go nt 2c a pair.
All the 25c black silk lace mitts go at
lOc.
lOc.All
All the 50o pure silk Jersey mitts go
at 25c.
Remember this is positively the last
( lay of the furniture sale. All not sold
at retail by Monday night will bo sold
in ono lump to a dealer.
Remember this is your last chance.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. Corner 10th and Douglas.
At tlio Cnmp Mooting.
The people of tlio African Methodist Epis
copal church opened a camp meeting In Syn
dicate park last , night. The meetings will beheld
held every afternoonsmd evening during the
week.
The special feature this afternoon will bo
the production of the great , drama of "Hu
man Life , " by Va Key Chamberlain and his
company of urofessionnl artists. This is fi
blbio drama in two nets , and furnishes the
moans by which every man can learn some
thing of his destiny. ,
A pretty summer to.i gown is of pray In
dia cashmere and crocus yellow crepon.
Tilt : NKW POOhiHOOMS.
Opened Ycstofdiiy Hy Cooper , Itllili &
Co. Tlio New Turrij\uhiin c.
The "sporty" ' people will find the now
Turf Exchange , 114 and 116 S. Thir
teenth street , opposite Millnrd hotel ,
that opened yesterday , ono of t ho finest
appointed pool rooms in the west. It
also has an entrance through the Turf
Exchange saloon on Douglas street. No
expense has been spared to lit it up in n
first-class manner , and it will bo very
apt to find favor with tlio sports from its
opening.
Books are made on all sporting events ,
including combinations.
Baseball is given up to ono room by
itself , the games being received by tel
egraph by innings.
Liberal odds are given on all events in
the sportinir world.
The rooms are the coolest to bo found
and the public will here find every con
venience and comfort in trading and
watching the progress of sports.
Road "A Strnngo Story" on page 9 in
this issue.
Mrs. Gorvaiso Graham's famous Cu
cumber and Elder Flower Cream and
other ' 'aids to beauty" at Mrs. Julia
M * Crissoy's drug store , corner 21th and
Lake streets. Call nnd got Mrs. Grn-
liam's little book "How to Bo Beauti
ful" and receive instructions on using
lior preparations. All street car lines
bring you to the door.
Teachers' Hxuurmnn t. ) Toronto.
The Chicago & Northwestern railway
lias made a half faro rate to Toronto and
return in July for the annual meeting of
, \\o \ \ National Educational Association.
This rate is open to the public. The
railroads east of Toronto have named
tourist rales to all the prinoip il eastern
points from there. For further informa
tion apply at city ticket ollico , 1101 Far
nnm street. R. R. RlTCim : ,
G. F. WIST : , Gon'l Agt.
C. T. & P. A.
Hamilton Warren , M. D. , cclootio and
magnetic physician and surgeon. Spa-
ciulty , diseases of women and children ,
110 N. 10th street. Telephone 14HS.
DeolHion In KUYUIol' tin
.Milwiuikeo & St. Punt Hy.
The now nalaca sleeping cars of the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Hy. ,
with electric llghta in every berth , will
continue to leave tlio Union depot ,
Omaha , .it 0:20 : p. m. . daily. Paisonj.roi-s
talcing this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil Blulls , and nrrivo in Chicago at 0:30 :
i. m. , in ample Uiuo lo urn ice all custom
connections. Tidcot oillco , 1501 Fnrnam
street. F. A. NASH ,
E. J. PIIKSTOX , General Agent.
City Passenger Agnnt
The Wahoo roller mills at Wal'oo ,
Nob. , will bo riold July 27 , ' 1)1 ) , at
bhorlll'h sale. This will bo a good year
'or ' milling , as wheat crop is good.
On 1 1 Torn in \uiirnloiiH. .
Pullman tourist . looping car excur
sions lo California and Pacific coast
mint.louvo Chicago every Thumday ,
Cnnsns City every Friday via the Santa
A ) route. TioUot rate from Chicago
? 47.50 , from Sioux City , Oin.ihu , Lincoln
H'Knnvis City $ ' 15 , bleeping car rate
'roin ' Chicago ? l pur double berth , fiom
Kansas City $ , l per double berth. Every-
.lung furiiUhod o.xcopt meals. Tlioso
oxcuroions are personally conducted by
experienced excursion managers who
iccompany parties lo destination. For
'xcursion folder containing full purlieu-
ars and map foldur nnd time table of
Santa Fo route and reserving of bleeping
; ar berths , add row E. L , Pnlmur ,
Passougor ngont , A , T. & S. F. railroad ,
111 N. Y. LlfoBldg. , Omaha , Nebraska.
JIAYI1KN HHOa.
Srttlo the I'rloos on Iiotnonn.
Wo bought the bankrupt stock o
Kosso Brothers and will so.l extra llm
lemons for "Jo per dozen. This Is a gram
opportunity to buy lemons. 3-pound cai
best yellow table peaches , 15c ; pun
fruil jolly , 05c per nail ; best par
lor matches , lc ; best mixed seed or foot
60 : dovlled ham. oc ; potted ham. fie
potted ox tongue , 60 ; full cream cheese
lOc ; brick cheese , lOc : young Amoricai
clieeao , lOc ; very fine evaporated rasp
berries , 2lc ( ; very line evaporated Call
fornin apricots , 17jc ; very fine ovnp
ottiled blackberries , fie ; gallon can bos
Now York apples , 25call ; kinds of wash
ing powder , 3jc per package ; washint
soda , Ijo per po'ind. '
FLOUR. FLOUR FLOUR
Snow Flake. Il5c.
Contial mill's best superlative , $1.09
Hayden tiros.'host superior , 81.113.
DHUt ! DEPARTMENT.
LlebigJcof ) extract , ! Wc
Armour beef extract , 35c.
Ginger ale , lee per bottle.
Persian Insect powder , 25c per Ib.
Mothino balls , 7jc per box.
Persian inject powder , 25e per Ib.
Ammonia , largo bottle , lOc ; small , Co ,
Vaseline , fie per bottle.
Glycerine , 4 ounce bottle , I fie.
Tlio Now York gold paint , I Oc per box ,
Paris gold paint , 15c per box.
Variety gold paint containing 0 differ
out shades , lc ! ) per box.
Star gold paint. 25cpor box.
Eagle liquid gold paint , 15 per box
Persian insect powder , 2oo per pound ,
IIAYDEN BROS.
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES.
Safety pins lo do/ . , hooks and eyes lido
do3 papers hair pins fie.
The Bornhardt hair pins 5o , wortl :
lOc.
lOc.Full
Full count pins lc paper , best EnL'lisli
pins fie.
White knitting cotton 5c ball , Mar-
cram" crochet thread in all colors 3 foi
25c.
Ladies'hoso supporters with boltl2c
worth 25c. , children's do lOo worth 20c.
Brooks' threat 3 spools for 5c , B-ir-
hours linen thread 3o spool , King's 500
yard spool 6c.
6-hook corset stool 5c , worth lOe.
ART NEEDLE WORK MATERIAL.
Plush balls in nil colors lOepordo/ ! . ;
ombipidory sllkoc per dox. spools ; plush
and tinsel cord ( ic. per yard.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
1,700 books from Joplin's bankrupt
stock nt less than half Joplin's prices.
1,000 Webster's Unabridged diction
aries , 75c each.
800 pounds pure Irish linen paper , 25c
per pound ; worth 50e.
11 ! ) reams commercial note paper , ISc
for quarter ream.
6 eases line white envelopes at 2o for
bunch of ' 25.
Juvenile books in endless variety at
prices to closo.
LADIES'HANDKERCHIEFS.
Fancy border hem stitched at 2c , 3o
and fio.'cost 5c up to lo ( ) to import.
Special sale laces , embroideries , ribbons
bens and dross trimmings.
I1AYDEN BROS.
Per niomtay Only.
Tomorrow , Monday , only , wo will soli
nny trimmed hat in stock'for $3.S. ! ) It is
not necessary to quote our former prices
on these hats , as every lady knows the
ulass of millinery carried by us.
MISS ALICE ISAACS ,
307 S. 10th St. , between Farniuu and
Harney.
Harney.'J
'J IK ; Ijntost
Improved sleepers , as well as elegant
free parlor cars on the Chicago & North
western railway vostibuled trains , leav
ing direct from the Union P.icific depot.
Omaha , at 4:30 p. m. and ! ) : ! ( ) p. m. for
th6 cast daily. City olllco 1401 Farnam
slroet.
Fire nnd Police Matters.
Laundr.vmtm Hop Leo preferred charges
igainst Ofilcor Hussell for assault and the
: aso was hoard nt the meeting of the flro and
: ) olico commissioners last evening. Both
sides of the case wore ho.ird and the board
lecided tnat the ofllcor was not guilty.
Eli Garrett wns appointed n special police-
nan for service with the health department
ind W. R Bradley n special for duty on
iTnrmtm and Dodge streets , botwcon Twenty-
ifth and Twenty-seventh streets.
Joseph Vandorford , driver of chemical iSo.
! , resigned to go into business. Accepted.
Chief Gulllgaa sent In a request Unit the
jo.xrd authorize his buggy to bo ropulntoJ.
jranted.
The rehearing of the Rltor liquor case was
: ontmuod until the next meeting.
Sw.inson & Hoist were granted a trans-
'er of their liquor license from ! MU2 to " 0" > 3
Cumins street.
'J IK ; tlnpliii Stock
3f books , all kinds of stationery , inks ,
nueilngos. etc. , in fact everything that
s sold in a first class book store will bo
> n snlo at our store Monday morning.
A'o purchased this from Mr. Xnbriskio ,
igont for the mortgagees , at lois than
10 cents on the dollar.
50o books for 15c ,
75o books for 25c.
flOc books for 35c.
$1.25 books for 50o.
$2.00 books for 75c.
Ink , lc a bottle ; mucilage , 50o a bottlo.
Lot of stationery writing paper in
> oxcs ; 25c ; worth and cost 75o to im-
> ort.
ort.Lot
Lot of stationery in boxes , 50c ; cost
il.OO to $1.25 to import.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
UK'S i IIOKI ; .
Mr. ltallltts ) COIIIOH to Omalia In Sale
Fiiinnoiul Condition.
William Itanbitts , Jr. , nrriveu in the city
aat night without n cent.
It might seem u llttio cruel to thus parade
tlr. Habbltts' financial condition to an tin-
ymp.Uhotlo world wnre it not for tlio fact
hat ho had u method in visiting Onmtiu with
in empty purse. Ills inonoy caused him
roublu thu last time lo : w.is Mure. Il was
ibont a year ago when ho came in ono Satur-
lay night with & > 00 in bright crl p bills lu
its insUlo pocket and slopped at the Mlllard
iund.ty morning ho saw a. pair of shoes in a
leighboring shop window nnd offered ono of
ils now bills in payment. The shoo dealer
vns shocked at the Mro of Mr. Habbitts' roll ,
crimed to sell Utm the shooi and reported
ilm to thn pollfc as a counterfeiter.
.lust us Mr. UabDiltH readied his hotel a
mtrol wncon with four husky policemen mot
ilia and look him to thu central station ,
vbt.ro ho was hold for vnvoral hours before
10 established his own chaiactor and Unit of
lis cash. Helms been llgbting.sliy of Omaha
ivei MMci' , but finally decided it would be
; afo to visit the city without mutiny onuvnjh
n astoabb any one.
Mr. Halitiltls rcpieMmts Spruit's hit. I.on-
loa and Now York firm ot nmnultutiurori
if do1 , ' bisuuls and animal food and inedt-
lues.
Tln Joplln Slock
Of books , nil kinds of stationery , .nl
mucilages , etc. , in fact everything thn
is sold In n first elnsi book store will b
on sale at our store Monday morning
Wo purchased this from Mr. Xubrlsklc
agent for the mortgagees , at loss thai
50 cents on the dollar.
50c book's for loo.
75c books for 25c.
DOc books for 35c.
$1.25 books foroOo.
$2.00 books for 7oc.
Ink , Ita bottle ; mucllago , fie a bottle
Lot of stationery writing paper it
boxes , 25c ; worth and cost 75c to im
port.
port.Lot
Lot of xtntlonury in boxes , 50c ; cos
$1.00 to $1.25 lo import.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
.Mnnlloii , ( "ol.
"Before the foot of whlto man had trod till
sacred valley of the west
The savngo took the gift from God ant
iinmcd 't ' Alauitoti the blest , "
Nestling nt the base of tlio bare , wilt
Rockies is the little village of Manitot
and here , year" after year , como thous
anils of summer wanderers in search o
health and pleasure , and no resort it
the country contains the facilities foi
enjoyment that Manitou and its environs
virons are noted for.
Ute Ptihs , the old Indian trail to Lead'
vlllo and western Colorado , north
and south Clioyonno canons and many
hundred feet above the canon oil
Clioyonno mountain is the lonely resting
place of "lloloti Hunt" to whoso torn ! ;
every visitor pays a pilgrimage and adds
ono more slono to the monument thai
marks her grave.
Then Pikes Peak with it's over snow
crowned summits , to which in tin
present day the traveler lakes a Pikes
Peak and Manitou railway car and in n
few hours lands upon the highest point ,
the ever distsmt land mark of early
pioneers.
The Garden of the Gods , in its fantas
tic red and white granduro draws the
touribt with its weird charms. Crystal
Park , Tlio Cave of the Winds , Grand
Caverns , and the several mineral
springs and always some now beauty tu
greet the eye in every drive and walk.
In order to fully understand and appre
ciate tlio gramluro and beauty of thin
region it must bo seep , for it is ono of
the indiscrlbablo retreats of the "Great
Divide. "
When visiting Manitou stop nt the
Hotel Ruxton , midway botwcon Soda
and Iron springs.
Fifth aniiunl bossion Long Pine , Nob. ,
August 1 to U > . One faro for round trip
from Oinaha , Nob. Tickets on sale July
31 and August 1.
Excellent grounds , abundant springs ,
dclighttul shade and iho best of talent
engaged to carry out an instructive pro
gramme.
Third annual session Black Hills
Chautauqua assembly , Hot Springs , S.
D. , August 11 to 20. Round trip rate of
$25.00 from Omaha , Neb. Tickets on
sale every day. Located at IhoM ) famous
springs vliltors can enjoy both the
Chautauqua entertainments and the at
tractions of a health and pleasure ro-
sort. J. 11. UUCHANAN ,
G. P. A. , F. E. & M. V. R. R
Y .MAIR'S DOWNFALL.
Ilo Collected Cash Tor Hto Employers
nnd Skipped Out.
JJIlly Mulr Is another good man gone
wrong.
Malr is well known In this city and until
the present time has had a reputa
tion that was unblemished. To
his many acquaintances the sudden
announcement that various firms wnro after
him for the embezzlement of nearly $1,000 ,
will como as a startling surnrise.
For the past sixteen months , Mair has sold
flour nnd food for Neat & Conrad , of this
city , and Page , Norton & ( Jo's mills
at Tokoka. It now transpires
that ho has shipped , ntul with
him S'JTCi that bo had collected for Ncal &
Conrad and ? T > 00 belonging to Page , Norton
Mair loft Sunday morning two wcclcs ago ,
saying that ho was going to Topeka to com
plain of a shipment nf Hour , and on the pro-
ieding Friday evening opened a sack at
Keal & Conrad's , from which ho
looic some Hour lo take .with him.
lie was last seen at the Missouri Pacific
lepot , but instead of taking ttia train be
; > ; ts.scd through the depot anil disappeared. It
s supposed he wont to the liluiTs mid took a
train lor the east.
Mr. No.il savs bis books are all right up to
: \ic \ Stn of last month , and hu believes that
Mair Intended to return the tnonoy , but bo-
: atno susiiicious tnat ho was being watched
ind lied.
Mair did not show up nt Topeka and a man
, vas sent here to look up his accounts , finding
; he short ago above mentioned.
It lo believed that Mair has returned to bis
> ld homo In Scotland , where ho has a wife
uid child. II" has worked for various linns
icro , nnd was at ono time a lloor walnur for
3. P. Morse .t Co.
Rend "A Strange Story" on page ! ) in
.Ills bssued.
aim uif.\i/i'Y
rNSrilUMKNTS pliiuol 0:1 : rouorJ July ih.
L 13JI.
WAIII\VTV ! DKKIH.
lletirv Arnold to Ni'Isoii Toncniy , lot C.
l > IUi. : I'niMi I'nrk . $ uoOO
I Mllni-k nnd wife to Julia tiHllln. Int
4 , Mimnilt Hill . GUI )
I U llarmtclu and wire toV U Mathls ,
O.lxii4 : fi-i't In MI part lot 4 ! . ( ilses . . . 1.0,10
Di'iiiits t'limiliulmm anil wife lo Mis l >
I ) D.tvis Ints III anil li , Auburn lllll. 1,1 )
SU lU'tiiu ti and wlfo tu A \ , licniiutt ,
lilts I to I , bik I'M , bimtli Onmlm . IT.OiW
; I ) KYIIIIS : unl wlfu to I. I ) hinltb , " 0.9
itetcs In mi uorni'r sw lt-lti-IO. ; . . fi''T
? ] ' . I'rcmi'li anilvlfu to Lucy Hamilton ,
lot I. blk III. I'enlr.tl Park . l.JOO
! M Illtcboock and wlfn to W II Norils ,
lot ii. : nlU 7. llilulti-oek'hllrit . 41,0
John lilclurlo.l V \Valluue.luta.blkril.
-outh U i.iiha . . I0' '
JhrNt .liuit/cn to 1' I. Maulsby , lot ; il ,
hlU IL Oiubard Ilill . 4,000
. line lo sunn' , lot II , blU 14 , sumo . 5"nU
'ranDlcson to ( lirlst Jant/en , lot : il ,
nil. li.Uri'hitrt lllll . : i , : > uO
ID rsofJuiob Slitill lo I.N Vales , lot "U ,
blU 14. ftltuli'h st-ioiid uilil . 1.MUU
I N > ellnu nnd wife to T I'crson , n ! i lot
ii : , blk 4 , WiMliuui I'urk . 'i'M
"ninu huatuk and \vlfu to Julin .Jamlior ,
s > , ' lot II , IdU T , Komi/it's fourth . 70) )
I II Thompson to 10 S llrtnvstiir , lot riainl
U , bllv 1 , AlllllUWntV llt'llnOll's add . H..tO
II Iilckoy fiV .1 KIIOV , lot H , hll , 4 ,
llulvldi > ru . 60
: M HiuUs to % 1 > K I'lTbim , n ' , lot IL' , blU
\\i-hllii\rn \ Dull ; . 1
> \Viiyiniillur I" Itii mii1'ottir.nii. . lot
J uiidtv blk lu , Uifilit I'onuliirudd . . . . l.0i
IIMiOX
t I' t'ouhrini spupliil inifitor , to II. A.
lliiion , lots I'1. ' " " and -I. nlk s , lli'iivm il'i | '
iiiniii to ssiini' . lot in. blk 10. lliluK't I'liicu 'Jlt'i
\ \ llvans , hiiiuo. to liV l.oumls ot al ,
nw tin anil a Ir.u't In mi nn I- . 'i-lil . . . i-M'trj '
II MniMiCs inu > . to\V o lioodale , lot 10 ,
Sulhy lli'i.-ltis . Ktu
jnlti'ii M.iti" > HI.I > rui ins su.iu,0-IA-
lj. I'.tti nt.
Total UNI. unit uf tr insfors . { "i,71i !
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
THE TRUTH AT LAST.
I'liero nro a few things which every
grown person , not only In the city of
Oinaha , but also In Iho region ac largo ,
is anxious to Iciirn If they only know
Where to inqulro.
A soi-rot oa > ; li person wishes to lonrn
is told in this artiolo , if yon will road It
through lo the end , and you muy not
limrn the secret until you carefully road
every word. _ *
During the recoil t rainy soiison most
of tlio Indies , and gonN also , hnvo asked
tlii'lr friends a qui'-ition which fcomo
could answer and sotno could not , and
for the purpose of helping the o who
wish to know , wo will toll them some
fin-Is before telling ihi-ni the secret.
on have asked WIIKRK can 1 goto ,
garniont which wilt not only KKKl'
Mir. DRY but will also bo of such KINIC
AI'l'KARANCK that I shall bo PROUD
of being sjon wilh It on.Ve oan easily
atiswot that question by saving : Visit
tlio now and olognnt htoro of the
OMAHA RUMUKR CO. , lo'JO b'arnam
street , in the I'uxton ltl > i-k , nnd there
vou will llnd u LAROK VAUIKTY of
just sui-h goods , so that anyone with the
most I-'ASTIDIOUS laste will bo suited
in HVKRV RliSI'KCT. They are the
only linn in the state which makes n
Sl'KCIALTV of strictly FIRST CLASS
goods , and they have lately put in a
largo stock of mackintoshes , cut In all
the very lateststyles and using n variety " " " "
of woolen cloths In stripes , pltilds and '
plain colors , so as to suit the tnsto of
every ono. It is impossible for ono to
got nn idea of the shapes or appear
ance of these garments bv a cut lilco
the following , but if you will stop into
their commodious store at 1620 Farnam
street , the genial clerks will bo pleased
tohow each and every one of the garments - '
monts to you whether you wish to buyer
or not. In these garments the old ob
jection , that they are rubber coats , is
entirely removed , for there is no sign
of rubber about them. < ind they nro so
line and dressy in nnpearam-o that anyone
ono can use thorn in place of a cloak or
overcoat , as they are cut in the Intost
fashion. Another thing you hnvo nskoi\
is where to got a PERFECT FITTING
and light weight rubber shoe to keep
your foot dry. Why they also are hero
and the lincst line of goods made. They
are rightly named tbo "GLOVE FIT
TING" for thi\v lit like a glove and are
as light as n feather. Tlioir utoro is
fitted up nicely with velvet cat-put , set
tees , &c.-for the convenience of the
ladies , when they come in to look at
mackintoshes , rubbers combs , hair
brushes , tooth brushes , syringes , hot
water bottles , Ac. . iSrc. . ovOry article of
which they soil AT RETAIL us well us
wholesale to the dealers.
15o sure you buy maldntoshos of this
lirm , for then you will not got the
foreign made goods which so soon grow
hard in this country , and omit an odor
so thoroughly disgusting. Tlioso are
icid and sun ctirod. Every garment the
Dmnha Rubber Co hells is properly
jurcd with STEAM heat AFTER they
ire ALL MADE UP , which ensures
lilt-ability and pliability , and nny gar-
nent made any other way soon becomes
jail if not entirely wotthlcss.
'
LoDuo' } Parlodioal Fills. v
Tlili Krcnch rommly nc'.s illruclly upon thu ( fonorn-
Ivu o'liiuni anil CUIOH Mippri'HHlon of tliu inunsea.
' or throe tor I "i , anil Gin hit m tlleil .ShonlJ not tia
ifcil ilnrliiK iiri'Kinim'y. .Inhiiort , < trui , ! ht * nntl tlio
Mibllc Mt.pplluit by tjoutliiiiin llrtik' Co. , Oniiiha.
Mro. M. D. RILEA'S
BUNION PROTECTOR ;
Curoil n rnin of :0 : jronr ' Ktiiinllni ; . It c.in tin worn
li tlio B.IIIIU l o slioiSllis | on anil oil wllli Ihu
tockHpf IIMin ait < < nliir : cil Joint , unit Kill" lit-
tiuitrulluf. In tltruu lru < * I'll-uiia cunlH.
\ir mi'o liy .1 A I'lillcr \ Co , Klnilor'n Drill ;
nro , M ( Connlck \ l.iiml mill t'ook'n tihui > tituru
'iictory titSU Sherman atrcut , ClihM o.
UiKXDINIC MICIlomCKII.l.tCIt li KIDD'S OKIl.M
KHAim.'ATOU ( Jnriu nil ilUuinoi bcc.vino ItkllU
thu iiilcrulHitirKoini l-iitiiii ninl rut.tiliKl In ti. fa
nun ( J aliui , tlio lattur j I - ' . ' uulliini Hont nny-
wlicro | irouiil | on rucelpt ut | ilcu orlo 1 > . Wu
IfBiiti Uk'unrMiiti-u to oiire Tliu uuhllc , trnilD nn < l
tiiliht'M miplilluil liy Ihu lioniliMiui Driii ; Co , Mo-
Curnituk.V l.tinil. Oinnliif , I' . A. .Molcliur , Ilovritri )
M t > rHiinil K .1 Suyknni , Siniili Oinalii A. I ) . Fui
( IT unit .M 1 * Kllli , Coiim-ll llhill" .
I'KOl-I.K write for :
faiirly paper on opcratluim .
.on llunoiH , tlftnlu , pllniurl -
coci'li > , hclrottlyliraic : , appir
en for ilufonnllleHi nUo conll-
cnllal IxioK for men , eiplalnlnu wh
. . jDitnila ratiuut i't iMircil of tperlal , prl-
tiin' . ilirunlcdUriiM.H. - bcinlnal wi'akiU'BH\u \ t
. . . jiiiiihnoil , Klci't. "il'lilH" ' . nniiuliiral Inwi-i , and .
rrsulm of aliiiHo or rxrcmii' ) ! which nnlll all fur inur.
rliiu-o. liupi'liiL'K ' or lift ! ' * iluili'H l > r. I.lclilK'
Monilcrnil ( Ji-rmuii Invlunruliir rnri' nil.
In pnnii 118 im-rllH , l Irlnl Ixiitlu fcitt frrc. Dr.
J.li-hlir . ! < - < > . , , l W Ninth ttrcct , Kaniiui CJiiy.
M" . urban KiunrUio. Cat.
IIDD'H gUICK TOOTH \ IIIJADAfllK CACIIKTS
IM tliu only rumuily that rHh'tot toohnfho , head-
I'htanil iiMirnliln It U thu ilu-apoit , 24 ilonri fo
Jr u pai kauit Ni'HlKT piiml T ll'iulil ' , pill nor Ion-
IIKO II li tliu most luirriMlilu to litko Wo wur-
tnl tlili ri'ini'ily to Klvii Milhrnill' n Can Im nmlloil
I'lull of Limllo X l.vallo nml ( im.iliiian llrnu Co , Oiu
DOCTOR * + McGBEW
In nurrliiBii. lileit Htrictuni. Hrplillll. Ixnt Man.
M | iiti'l All lil untor of Ihu SuiualOrntni , Ukla
l i'uii ! und Kfinalo Dlnuaiui iJtillci Iiom a tot
ly lir Mi'dnm' * iuc''uii In tliu treatment or
"vain lilioni'i h i nuvor Leon equalled , Iluok4
nl iiculari ritcic , TruBluienlij \ toiruipODdtiLou.
th > , i-ltli and Farnnm Sts. , Omaha. Nub.
Kutranceou tlthcr ilrttl.
