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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , NOVEMBER 15 , 1891-TWENTY PAGES. KEtLEY , STICER & CO , Latest Novelties in Lncoi Tor Ecccption am Evening Wear. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEN'S ' UNDERWEAR Double UlnnkctH nt Unrein I'rlocH- Notloc Our Cloak Announcement on I'flgo Five nnd Conic null Scu UN AKI I 11 Tlili Week. 44-inch real chiffon cropcs in all UK dolicalo hhadcHrlch embroidered chilfoi crepe edges and flouncing to match. 22j inch rich Broche Moussalino tli Solo. 48-inch chenille dotted nets. 45-inch dotted and striped gnuxo nets 0 , 10 and 14 inch black and crcmo laet Hour.cingH in clmntilly , Marquleso Venetian point , fcdorn , etc , etc. Ricli embroidered chiffon rulliings ii nil shades. Lalosl novelties In hand painted gauze also coquo and ostrich feather fans. 100 do/.on till silk Windsor ties ( r inches wide by ! 17 inches long ) , ricl plaid stripes and dots , only 25c , reducei from Doc. FANCY GOODS. This doparlment is now complot < in every arllclo for fancy work Stamped linens of every description China silk , Roman silk , "silk crape , it nil the popular shades , with cords fringes balls nnd tassels to match , alsc samples of work in silk and linei showing the shading and design. Evorj Hhndo of wash twist , etching silk , rope silk , India iloss. Borgorron thread , otc. elc. , always kept in stock. SPECIAL BLANKET SALE. During Iho next week , commencing Monday , loth , wo will offer our pnlroni a special bargain In double blankets a the following very low prices. 10-1 shaker gray blanket , $1.35. 10-1 stinker gray extra heavy blanket $1.70. 10-1 shaker gray blanket , 3.2-3. 11-4 steel gray blanket , $ . ' ( .50. 10-4 light groy blanket , 84.2" . 10-4 white wool blanket , $11.25. 10-4 white wool blanket , $3.37. 10-4 white wool blanket , $4.00. 10-4 white all wool blanket , $1.2.5. 10-4 white all wool blanket , $1.75. 10-4 white all wool blanket , $5.00. 10-4 white all wool blanket , $0.50. A complele line of crib blankets rang ing from $2.50 upwards. LINEN DEPARTMENT. Some genuine bargains for this week , 15 do/.on line hemstitched buck towels nt 25e. former price 33Je. 10 do/.en satin damask towels , oxln s'r/.e , white or colored borders at 33jc , former price 50c. 3 pieces Gorman half bleached dtmiasli at GOe , our 75c quality. 50 do/.on napkins , worth $2.00 ; they gc this week at $1.75. 0 do/.en lincmomio linen dresser scarfs , white and fancy. These scarfs would be cheap at 75c ; for this week 50o each. 5-1 lunch cloths , plain linen and hem stitched with drawn work , now patterns and very beautiful , $2.15 , $2.25 , $2.50. Bargains In remnants of linens Mon- dr.y.HOSIERY HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Special bargain in boys' heavy wool hose , sixes OJ to 10 , at 5Uc a pair , regu lar price 7oc. Bargains in children's wool and cam el's hair underwear , less than original cost to close. Children's cashmere hose in navy , seal and garnet at 2oo , all sixes , regular prices 50o and 75c. Special bargains in ladies' cashmere hose in navy , garnet and seal. .KM or : pairs 81. These goods wore never sold less than 50o to 75c pair. Children's union suits in natural gray nt $1.50 , $1.05 , $1.8-5 and $2.00. In black at $1.05 , $1.85 nnd $2.00. Would be cheap at $2.00 to $2.50. NOW IS THE TIME To lit yourself out with a good , ser viceable pair of shoes and wo carry just what you want at prices to suit vou. Wo will soil you Ladles' dongola button boots at $2.00. Ladles' dongola button boots at $2.50. Ladies' dongola button boots at $3.00. Boys calf button for $2.00. Boys calf butlon for $2.50. Boys calf button for $ . ' ! .00. Boys calf button for $ i.50. Childrons shoos lo suit or lit all of the little ones , at all sorts of prices at which * , good rollablo shoos can bo retailed , K KELLEY , STIGER & CO. , Corner Farnam and 15th streets. 51 The " ( > " Cent Store. Special sale Monday of fall goods. hi Nothing like the values over before of- forcd in Omaha. W.o'ro in a llx. Our holiday line is crowding on our space and we must make room for It. We're closing out house furnishing goods at loss than cost to manufacture , tie for lump chimnoyH , : tc for heavy tumblers , : to for heavy coal shovels. 15c for heavy coal hods , He for heavy galvani/.od shovel , 2Jo for best hardwood tooth pick , 5o for best roll toilet paper , 5c for nlcklo handled fry pniiH , 6Ue for solid steel frying pans , lOo for a good strong lump complete. A big drive In 100 piece Bromllold decor ated dinner bets $0.05 , worth $15.00 ; decorated chamber sots , complete with jar , $3.80 , worth $10.00 ; $2.08 for line decorated 50-ploco tea sots. Special bar gains in silverware ; 2oo for oxlra plated butter knives , 2oc for heavily plated salt and popper shakers , 25o a sot for extra plated teaspoons. 2oc for ! ! extra jilcted tablespoons. Wo have a splendid assortment of silverware in castors , pickle dlshc , butter dishes , etc. , oto ALBUMS , FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. Our assortment unequalled , our qual- y ity the best , our prices the lowest. * Free , free , free. Monday with v-vorv 1 purchase of $1.00 or over wo will give tv handsome colored picture. " 00V > CENT THE STORE , 1310 Farnam street. Table cutlery at Morton's , Iflll Dodgo. Don ' t pay outrageous prices for a load of kindling wood when you can buy It for E ; ? 2.50 a load at the Omaha Kindling Fac tory. Telephone -113. Factory with Omaha Box Factory , East Omaha. Mlnini ; Coii | > rcNS , Denver , Nov. 18 , 11 > . On the above occasion iho Burlington will sell return tickets good fpr 30 days at one faro and a third for the round trip. City tti'kot olllco 1223 Farnam blroot. W. F. V.MI.L , Agont. IV. T. Soivinan , wairotH and carriages Hamilton Warren , M. D. , onlootlo and magnetic physician and surgeon. Spe cialty , diseases of women and children. 119 N. 10th at root. Telephone 14Sa Rubber nyrlnges , waterbottlos.lublnir , rusBObat Shormnn&McConncll'sw.p.o. Bethesda & Couax mineral water , Bionnn | > i& MuConnell's pharmacy. Barknlow iV Root , Oil N. 10th , just received carload choice Michigan apples. \ Competition trembles when Hayden Bros , open prices on pianos and organs. ptovo repairs , 1207 Douglas etroot , THE BOSTON STORE WRECK List 130 Oases cf Wet Dry Goods Receive ! Yettirtlay from Wrecked Steamer , ON SALE TOMORROW IN THE BASEMENT Ilnlnnco of Cargo of tlie Wroukot StcniiH'r IH All from Upper Deck Dry and Perfect nntl Will Arrive This Week. These 130 cases which go on sale to morrow In the ixisotnent. ARE THE LAST OF THE WE'J GOODS AND WILL BE SOLD A'J THESE STARTLING PRICES. I ! cases of line all wool white and rei medicated scarlet llannel at 8c u yard worth 35c. Extra heavy canton llannel 4c a yard worth Oc. The heaviest grade of canton flnnnc 7c , worth Ific. Fine imported light blue aim piul chtunbray 2Jc , worth ISc. All the extra heavy -ducks , donlmi and overall goods , worth up to 20c , g ( at 0 } a yard. 18c outing llannel go at Oc. 1 case of the best table oil cloth , whiU and black and colors 1 Ic , worth ! 15c i yard. About a thousand colored bordered hankorchelfs yo at lecnch. Elegant baby bibs go at 2Jc Finest gratln of dross buttons 2c. } A thousand do/.on best machine cot ton , Clnrks Coatcs , Wlllimantics , and Brook's go at lc a spool. HO cases of the finest cocoanut oil soaj : go at 2jc n cako. Best quality Turkey rc.1 table damask 2oc , worth 50o a yard. 2 cases crash toweling , bleached and unbleached , go al 4c a yard. Genuine California scarlet all wool , medicated , twilled llannel 2oc , worth 50c. Two cases waterproof and ladies' cloth , all colors , extra wide , 12Jc ; worth Hoc. Double fold part wool dress goods from the wreck , Sjo a yard. BLANKETS FROM THE WRECK. All the largo sl'/.o white blankets from the wreck go at 50c a pair. All the silver grey bed blankets from the ship go at 75c a pair. Genuine California , white , grey , or all wool scarlet blankets , from the wreck , go nt * ; t.S. ! ) worth up to $10.00. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR FROM THE WRECK. Ladies' fast black wet hoso. 5c. Misses' all wool scamles knit hosiery , lie. lie.Tho The finest grades of imported all wool ladies' cashmere hose in black oxfords and naturals at lOc , worth 50c. Misses' , children's , ladies and men' * wet underwear now being sold in our basement at less than one-fourth their true value. 040 pairs Hamilton , Brown & Co. 's finest shoes in a smash up. They go on sale tomorrow. They wore consigned to Mohlbring & Co. at Hot Springs. Were wrecked on the road nnd sold by the railroad AT A FEARFUL SACRIFICE TO THE BOSTON STORE. These who wish to buy these shoes will please remember that THE BOS TON STORE has no branch shoe htorcs and that the only Boston Store is right on the northwest corner of Sixteenth and Douglas street , whore iho street is boihtr ( Traded , and nowhere else. RAILROAD WRECKED SHOES. The fact that these shoes wore in a smash up does not affect them in the least excepting that you can bny them at less than one-half their value. i'ho hand made French and Viennese kid button and lace shoes are marvels of beauty and finish , and cost originally from 80.00 to $ aOO a pair ; they go to morrow at $ . ' ! .75. Misses' elegant patent leather tip spring heel shoos , worth .W.OO , L'O at $1.4 ! ) . The entire shipment of shoos is divided into lots and goes at ! ) 'Jc. Ti.4i ! , $1.00 , 82.40 , $2.00 and $ ! 5 75 , nnd-uro pos itively guaranteed worth up to $8.00 a pair. THE BOSTON STORE , Right on the corner now , N. W. corner 10th and Douglas. HumlNome ( i-iiinnicroy I'.u-lc. C3 Last call at $000. Advanced to $800 after next Saturday. Wo arii having great success in selling thefo beautiful lots. Now is your opportunity to got ono , but don't buy unless you think there is money in them. A. P. TUKEY , Now York Life Bidg. Carvers at Morton's , 1511 Dodge. Shoe Store Sold. The Sarjjont shoo stock of .322 North 10th street has boon sold to the Boston Store by the mortgagee. The stock will bo on sale next Saturday at exactly half price. All of Mr. Sargent's shoos being marked In plain figures It will bo easy to see the exact half price. TOO MANY KINK S11O10S. /under Itro.'K , l.VJO DOII IUH St. , Cut ting ; Prices to Iteduue Stock. Being desirous of reducing our largo stock of ladies' , misses' and children's , meu'e , boys' and youths' fine shoes we DlTor the people of Omaha and vicinity an opportunity of securing the best makes of first class , durable shoes and slippers at lower prices than you can buy Inferior goods for elsewhere. MAILORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED During this sale only wo offer your nholco of ladles' fancy shoes In button or front lace , patent leather foxed , hand turn or welt solos , widths B , C , D , E , live styles , regular prices $0.00 to $7.00 ; jur special price , SI. 45 $5.00 SHOES FOR $ X4u. During this sale wo offer your choice jf any of our regular $3.00 shoes for adles at the low price of $ ; t.45 , any itylo , any sl/.o , widths A , B , C , D , 1C ICE , turn or welt Kolos. $1.00 SHOES FOR $2. 75. For a few days wo offer ladles' regular ! 4.00 shoos in turn or welt solos at the ow price of $2.75. All stylos. Widths \ , B , C , D , E , EE , any sl/.o. ZUNDERBROS. ' CUT PRICES. Complete lines of lower grade shoos it equally low prices. It will bo a mis- ako to buy anything in the line of shoes jo fore calling on onZUNDER ZUNDER BROS. , 1520 DOUGLAS STREET. Lowest price reliable shoo dealer * M , II. Bliss received yesterday an 1m- ) ortation of A'lctoria ware in dinner lets which will bo on ealo tomorrow. . 'or style , finish and price this ware > xcola. 1410 Farnam street. " \Vcatlior \ strip ut Morton'i. 1511 Dodgov THE BOSTON STORE Bays 600 Sample Plocea Imported Freed Black Dross Goods From THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S ' SALE In the New York Federal HuUdlng nl IJOSH Tlinn Original cost of Mntiti- fiieturc In I'VnnccThese Con- BtMuto tlio Bnlo Tomorrow. Thoeo are the entire line of sam ples sent dlrccjtly to a Now York jobber. who in default of ready cash was obliged to forfeit the lot , 'which wore then sold by the United States marshal for non- pay men tot duty. 150 pieces of the highest grade French novelties In black goods , consisting ol the now Bedford twills , now Sebnstppol twills , new crepe twills , satin stripe with corded twills and 80 different llgurcs of black goods , livery piece warranted 16 bo worth $1.50 u yard. They go tomorrow at oOc , If you want a stylish black dress come and" examine these goods. MAILORDERS FILLED. 25 sample pieces of ol-inch all wool broadcloth liulshed the same as $1.5t goods , at SOe a yard ; only 5 yards to n customer. 1 case silk finish hcnriotta ! ! 0 indhes wldo lUc a yard , worth 40c. 10 pieces , 40-inch , all wool , billiard cloth , nice .soft llntsh goods , in jut black and blue black , at 2ic , worth OOc. MAIL ORDERS FILLED. 25 sample pieces extra line quality , al wool French merges and camel's hair at 48c worth 83 c. 24 sample pieces extra heavy 52 inch all wool imported so ; ires worth 2.00 a yard go at 81ic. 12 pieces of the llnest 51 inch all wool camo.'s hair ever imported in America at S8c a yard. It will pay you to examine ino thorn. 18 pieces silk warp Henriettas , cam- olotles , rayuros and new xig-/ag novel ties in 12. dilTorent styles. The 11 Must black goods over shown in Omaha worth up to JB2./JU / a yard go at iM.OO. Besides the above imnorted goods wi > show a full line of domestic dress goods , such ns double fold striped and plaid suitings at ! Jc a yard. MAILORDERS FILLED. 40-inch all wool dross llannels at ! ) ; a yard ; 50-inch all wool suitings in all the newest colorings at Ji'Jc , worth 75c. The place to buy dress goods this week is at GRAND OPENING OF 'HIE NEW JEWELRY DEPARTM ENT. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES , JEWELED RINGS AND PINS AT FAMOUS BOSTON STORE PRICES. Tomorrow wo commands the sacrifice of a line of jewelry and watches second to none at prices which bailie descrip tion. Bought as The Boston Store only can buy , at a moment when cash is supreme , and the law is mighty and must bo obeyed. This stock of watches nnd jew elry comes in the nick of time for the holidays. Buy your presents now. First rate clocks , " > ! ) c euci. . MAIL ORDERS FILLED. - Gold and silver plated Omaha souvenir - nir spoons , 2oc and 40c. Children's sets , knife , fork ana spoon , Hoc. Hoc.Nickel Nickel alarm clocks , 72e. Alarm mantle clock.-i , $1.00. 5 piece silver ton sot , $7.50. This is one of the most remarkable bargains over soon. M A 1 L OR1 ) ERS Fl L L E D. Stem winding watches , American movement , silvorino case , $ ! i.)5 ! ) , worth $8.00. $8.00.Waltham watch in gold F. euse$12.,0 , worth 822.00. Guaranteed 14 karat gold case with Waltham movement , worth -fli-lOO , 'oos. for $22. 00. -O A ] . Whcclr.r Elgin wnU'h.gold filled case , warranted 20 years , worth jaS.UO , Uoes for $23.50. THE BOSTON STORE , Right on the corner now , N. W. corner 10th and Douyb.s. 1'i'iios to Ho SniTilli-cil. I have a line sto.'k of pianos and organs stored opposite the Coliseum building , among which are the eolo Imvtctl ( 'bickering , Chase , MivlliiiHhok. I am determined to quit business at unco , hence no reasonable offer will bo refused. Terms casii. or o.ny monthly payments. Do not miss the- greatest bargains over offered , but he certain to jail on next Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday morning * ) , up to noon' C. E. Mouitihr , . Opposite Coliseum. Tim niciiiln-i-u < o's Treat on'rr. 1 Dinno good for beginners , $100. 1 piano as good as now , $170. 1 orcan in good order , $25. 1 organ , Mason & Ilumlin , $70. 1 Stock piano , $200. All of which are great bargains and warranted , 10 ! ) N. Kith street. Carvers at Morton's , 151 1 Dodge. A mngnillcont upright pluno used only two months and a line Ma. son & Hamlin organ ns good as now for sale nt a saerl- IK'o. Must bo sold nt once. 2022 ( laid- ivoll street. | The Cliioitcn Atort Iiwostcrii Runs live eastern passenger trains Sally from Omaha. The 5 o'clock and Lho 0:20 : p. m. limited vestibule trains arrive and depart direct from the Union Paellic depot , Omaha. These trains are tully supplied with all that Is modern nnd artistic In passenger equipment , es pecially as roL'ards the now Wagner and Pullman sleepers and free parlor jars. Everybody knows what "North western" dining cars are. City ticket ' olllco 1401 Fa'rnam street. G. F. WIST , R. R , RITCIIIK , C. P. & T. A. General Agont. M. II. Bliss received yesterday an im- | ) ortatlon of Vlotona ware in dinner sots , which will bo on sale tomorrow. For style , finish and price this- ware jxcols. 1410 Furnnm street. Weather strip at Morton's 151 1 Dodge. Vitloiuil Alllani.-o and Industrial Union Convention. Indianapolis. Nov. 17 to 24 , 1801. On the above occasion the "Burling- on" will sell return tickets on No vein- jor 10th and 17th , good to return until November 24th , at one faro for the ound trip. City ticket olllco , 1223 . 'amain street. Til 13 IIUKUNUTO.VH NO. C. In Time. On and after Sunday , Nov. 15th , the 3urllngton's No. 5 from Chicago to Donor - or will arrive at Omaha at 0:44 : a. in. , nid will leave Omaha at 10:15 : a. m. , lailv. Tjio running time ot this train has icon considerably lessoned between ) maha and Denver , and it now offers ixcellonft facilities /or / reaching all roatorn point * J. FJIANCIS , Gan'l Pass'r and T'k't ' STONEHILIB , CLEARING SALE One-Half of tiintmmotno Stock Mtnt Bi Sbid hls Week , WILL TELL YOU WHY LATER I'rlucN No Object KvcrythlnR In Oui Store Hcdnccd Hclow Wo Give You n Put ? of the Wonder- fill itcduotions. 20 sales ladles wanted. Head every item , ns wo shall name i great many goods in different depart incuts which wo have quantities of Urn must bo closed out Monday. Our store will be so changed Mondn ; that our oldest customers would not b > able to rccogntxo the Inside of It. f"-'v ' lio/.cn ladles' and gents' under wear , worth SI. 00 and $1.25 each , the ; will go at SOe. SOU do/.on children's underwear go a 7c , lOe and lc ! ) ; worth up to 50c each. 500 misses cloaks , from 12 to 18 years $1.08 , $2,1)S. ) S.'t.OS , $4.08 , $5.08 , worth ui to $15. 00 each 500 ladles' jackets at 2oc , worth $2.51 each. 500 s.implc mulfs at one-fifth , bear it mind at one-fifth , of regular prices. 500 dozen children's hose , all wool ant fast black , at 15c , worth unto 60c a pair Also aOO do/.cn of ladles' hose at ISJt tv pair , worth ; )5c. ) liOO do/.cn children's caps lOc each worth 50c. HOO do/.on toboggans at lOc and lOc worth ii ] ) to 81.50 each. GREAT TOWEL SALE. 500 do/.en towels at one-half actua value. 500 pairs DCS Moines and Californii blankets and $ S.OS a pair , regular $8. 0 ( goods. 400 pairs sateen comforts at $1.08 worth $5. ( | ( ) a pair. Wo snail make a big reduction ii every yard of dress goodsllannels , call cocs , gintrhamA , etc. , that wo have ii our stock. We have got to sell one-half of the goods in our store by the end of the week. We will toll you why in Friday evening's BKU. Such reductions wo shall make at have never before been heard of in the dry goods tr.ide. Wo must nave the room that oui soaps occupy , anrl wo will sell anyone wishing one do/on bars of any soap in the house for S5e a do/.en. Wo have them worth up to 10 cents a bar. Our cheaper soaps tvo sell at loc ii do/.en. NOTIONS. We will sell 10 papers hair plus for lc. Dress stays at Se a dozen. Seamless dross shield. ) , stockinet , 5o a pair.Hooks Hooks and eyes. 2 do/.cn for lc. Silk binding. ribbon , lOc a piece. De'Loiig's hooks and cyos , Oo a card. Bust brass jiins , 400 on a paper , oc. Mourning pins , lc a box. Lead hair c import ) , lo a paper. Nickle hair pins 5c a do/.cn , worth 10o L'ach. Steel beads 'lOcu bunch. Embro.dory pillc 4c a dozen skoins. BoldiiiH Bro.'s embroidery silk 5c a Llo/.OIl bploli ! > . Curling k'ons-doublo handles , 7c. 25c tooth brushes * for 5c. Pocket combs , e' . Thimbles , 2 for lc. 12 do'/.on njvr-ito buttons for He. 100 yard colored spool silk , 2c a spool. Darning needles , Stfor K- . Matches , lOc a o/.en boxes. Lead pencils , 2o a do/.on , Tacks , lOc a do/.on packages. Linen thread , He n spool. 500 yards basting thread. He a spool. Envelopes , 10u a hundred. 25 sheets note paper for 4c. White and b.aek elastic web Se a Card. Boar in mind that wo must get rid of ) iio half of our stock the coming week. SPECIALS. We shall sell until noon in our balcony 1,000 fur and wool felt ha .so ! the latest shapes , black and colors , at 25c each Some of these lints Uro worth $2.00. Alto flOO of our choicest trimmed hats it $1.0 $ in our balconv. balconv.'STONEIIILLS. . ljat-Nt A. Hospo. 1513 Douglas street. Wogman piano. Now scale. Now uning device. Sold on installments. lay den Bros. to Chuiiiinatl anil Kettirn. The Ohio & Mississippi railway will icll tickets from St. Louis to Cincinnati mil return November li ( and 17 , good or return until November 2:5 : , at ono are for round trip. Ticket ollieo 105 ortli Broadway and union depot , St. ouis , Mo. W. B. Shntlue , general mssongor agent Ohio & Mississippi mil- J. E. DlotriocarilutQct,00)N. ! ) Y Life. Artistic I'iiitiiro l-riinen. A. Ilo po , 1513 Douglas street. o TO S'l KMH.U.UMI2US Vnd Those Inn-rested In Shorthand. The speed class conducted by Prof. . ' 1nllmor of Rathbuns Business college vill bo carried on during the remainder > f this month according to announcu- nont in last Sunday's Heo. Many have osponded to our Invitation , for which vo feel grateful. A special speed class will bo formed or these whoso speed is over 100 words lor minute , on Tuesday and Thursday ivonings from 8 until ! ) . This class will > o given court work , as used by the ending Graham writers on this conti- lent. Everybody Invited. Samuel Hums announces the arrival if his marble statuary from Carrara and . 'Isa , Italy , .and hereby invites all to ; all and seoiit whether desiring to pur- shaso or not. 'Visitors tuiu purchasers iqually welcome. \e\v Su.'ilelKlinlmll 1'lnnns. A. Ilospo , llolit1 Douglas street S. R. Patten , dentist , Boo building. Eye & oar surgeon , E. T. Allen , M. D. , ( ainge blk , I15ui& Unrnoy , Omaha , Of- Ice days , Mon. , Tuos. , Wed. , and Sat , Weather stripnt Morton's , 1511 Dodge Now poultry market , 1013 Farnam. Table cutlery at Morton's , 1511 Dodgo. Samuel Burns Is in receipt of another n of these $7.00 "Brownllold" dinner ats. The now Hotel Brunswick , 10th and ackson. with all modern improvements 'ow open for guests. Moderate prices- Half KatcH KIIHI. On Monday , November 10 , the Chi- [ igo & Northwestern railway will place n sale tickets to Indianapolis , Ind. , and aturn nt half faro. Good returning till fovombor 24. For further information pply ut city ticket ollieo , 1401 Farnam iroot. SAMPLES OF FINE SHOES Among Them the Best Makes Known i Lss Than Ocst , FINEST LADIES SHOES MADE , S3,0 ( Sninplcs ol'Sliocs nnd Slippers of U'riRlit Jt 1'etcrs , Iloulicstcr , N. Y. , nntl HnUlwIti Vt Ijnnib- klns , Mllford. Conn. Wright ft Peters' Indies shoos neve soilless than $5.00 per pair and the run up ns high as $10.00 a pair. Wo'vo 1,500 pairs of their samples ; n two pair alike and we offer them to th ladles who wish something exceeding ! , line at less than the manufacturers cost , no liner filling shoes made. This is a chnnt'o Omaha lias novo had before. The larger cities tilwuy monopoli/.o such good things but w wore on the ground with our cash ii time to out-do oven New York or Chi cago. cago.OTHER SAMPLE SHOES. Wo'vo also 3,000 pairs of women's misses' and children's sample shoos man ufacturcd by Messrs. Baldwin & Lam kins of Mllford , Connecticut. Wo otfor these line shoes cheaper thai any damaged shoes told at bankrupt o wreck sales. The following are a few of the price that wo quote for Monday and as lonj as Iho slock lasts : Women's donuola button shoesworkci button hole , $1.00. Women's dongola button paten loalhor tip shoes , $1.2o. Women's dongola genuine hand turnei shoes C. S. , $1.35. Women's dongola spring heel slices $1.50. $1.50.Women's Women's .straight goat extension solo hand sowed shoes worth $ -1.00 , for $1.75 Women's * French dongola hand sewet turned shoos worth 5.00 , for $2.00. ICO pairs women's kid patent loathe : tip and patent leather back , Reynold ; Bros- . ' make , $5.00 , for $3.00. Women's extra quality Frcmh kid hand sowed , $3.00. Women's line cloth top button shoes worth $5.00 , for $2.50. Women's I'Yunch ' Kid lace , hand scwee turned , sold at $0.00 , now $3.50. Misses' line dongola , patent Icathci tips ) , spring heel , worth $3.00 , for $1.45. Misses' school shoes , tipped , sixes 1 ! to 2 , 70c. _ _ Cliildrcn't > school shoes , sixes 8 toll Childron't ; dongola extension sole shoos , sixes 0 to 8. 80c. Men's lace working shoes , OOc. 500 pairs of men's1 sewed congress am ; lace shoes , all stvles and sixes , for this sale , $1.0" . Men's dress shoes , lace and congress , $1.25. Men's calf shoes , good quality , $1.75. Moil's calf welt ; cut from $3.50'to$2.00. Men's cork solo lace and congress ; cut from $5.00 to.75. Men's genuine alligator , lace and con gress ; cut fromS.OMo ( $5.00. Mon's ImJid s'cwjd kiuigenroo 01 French eomlovan , cut from $8.00 to $4.50. Mon's patent leather pumps ; worth $2.50 for $1.50. Bovs' buckle shoes , si/.es 2 to 5. 50c , Boys' lco ; ; shoes , si/.es 3 to 5 , Hoc. Bovs' bulton. sixes 2 to 5 , $1.00. Boys' calf button , sixes 2 to 5 , $1.00. Youths' school shoes , si/.cp 12 to 2 , 75c. Youths'n.xtrn quality extension solo.l. Women's and misses' felt slippers , felt s-olo , 3"C. Women's and misses'velvet slippers , patent leather back , 4oc. Arctics , OOo. Men's rubber boots , $1.75. Women's rubbers worth 25c , go at 10c. Remember samples are always made of the best material and by tho'bost mechanics ' chanics of every factory 'and are con sidered to bo worth from 20 lo 25 per cent more than any shoo made. The above prices quoted are good for Monday and until sold. The great sale of sample ? . GOLDEN EAGLE SHOE STORE. 114 South 10th Street. XVorltl'H Kmnnd H vtnus Coinpmy. The World's Fair and Savings company panyof Lincoln , Neb. , has been or- ganixcd for the purpose of securing certain advantages and benefits to Us patrons. The company has its headquarters at Lincoln. The following gentlemen are the of ficers : A. VS. . Saunders of Beatrice , presi dent. C. A. Atkinson of Lincoln , vice-presi dent and general attorney. E. R. Sixer of Lincoln ! secretary. ,1. II. McClay of Lincoln , treasurer. John Lautorbach of Fairbury , general manager. The character of the olllcors of the company for Integrity and ability is an assurance of the success of Iho company in the carrying forward the purposes of the organisation. By united olfort , advantages , comforts ami conveniences can bo secured that can not bu had by Individual action. Through concert of action there will bo a waving of time , labor and expense Lo tnoso who pntronixo the eompanv. During the World's fair there will be great crowds , tumult and confusion. At such a time the holpinir hand of co-op- arntion will bo of material aid. Under the plans of the company all hotel and oilier arrangements can bo made before arriving in Chicago. The company will furnish Its patrons a semi-monthly paper devoted exclusively lo World's fair matters , and also tin "Il lustrated Guide" in addition to other boncllts. Local agencies will bo established by the company in every county In the Hate. This will make It convenient for making payments , receiving Informa tion , etc. Full and explicit information as to the plans of the company and the benefits ulforod can bo had by writing or calling on the secretary at Lincoln , Organs from $2o up. Easy terms. Elavdon Bros. Bnrkalow & Root , 014 N. 10th , just re. - olvcd carload choice Michigan apples. A Ito.wil llond. However aptly the assertion of the an- ilont philosopher that there was "no oynl road" may have applied , the state- nont most certainly does not always mid good In this modern ago. There Is a royal road to Chicago and .ho east , to Denver and the westto Kan- ins City and the south and to Deudwood ind the north. It is the Burlington TJouto. Three trains leave the union depot tally for Chicago , nt 0:30 : a. m. , 4'iO : p. n. and 0:20p. : in. ; two forDonvorat 10:15 : i. m. and 7:10 : p. in. ; two for Kansas Jity , at 0tO : ! a. in. nnd 0:45 : n. m. All of these trains are fitted with all nodorn ( 'ontrivancea to insure comfort ; ho Pullman Bloopers and reclining ilialr cars ( seats free ) ol which they are omposcd , are the trluraph.tho very pin- laclo of railway construction. Famous Burlington dining cars oil ull hrough trains. City ticket ollko 1223 Farnam street. \Y , F. YAlUt , Agent , AN INCOMPARABLE ARRA' ' Of Dolls , Toys , Plush Goods , Toilet Case nntl Fancy Goods. PRICES NEVER SO LOW AS NOW More Holiday Oootln Heine Htiown a W. 11. llcnnott Co.'n Tliiui Were Kver \tilliltcd l In Ono Store West ol'Clilcano Ilcl'orc. Wo wish U to bo disllnctly understood that wo are headquarters for dolls , tovs and in fuel every kind of holiday gooils , No other sloro In Omaha can begin lc compare witli us in cither quantity , qual ity , variety or prico. Dolls from lc away up Into the dollars and everything else In proportion. It will pay you -o make your soloc- lions now while the slock is unbroken. Pick oui what you want and make n small payment on it and wo 11 lay il away till such a limn as you may want it You thus glvo us a better chancu U servo you than during the rush just before fore Christmas , and hiuo the benefit ol an unbroken stock- . DO YOU EAT ? Olcomargorluo , or bulterincV You say no,1' but how , do vou know you don't1 ' ; The records of the United Slates court show thai there's lots of it being sold. We could sell it for a lower price than wo do good butler and make more money on it. But wo won't do il. Wo stand by t ho butter producer and the butter consumers , that's why we're popular with both. Hundreds of farmers ship their butter direct to us , and thousand * of people know that Bennett's is the only place in Omaha lo buy that staple. GUARANTEED RE.MEDIES. These are few and far botwcon. Some eastern manufacturers claim to guarantee their medicine. * , but there are too many hands for the goods to nnss through before the nuiKur is reached. They're never redeemed. Wo manufacture a line of remedies which wo absolutely guarantee to do all wo claim for thorn. If they're not satisfactory , all you have to do is to bring us the bottle and wo will refund your money. The most popnlar of these medicines at present is ' BENNETT'SCAN A DI AN Fl R COUGH BALSAM. Wo'vo ? old hundreds of bottles of this preparation and our customers are most loud in its praise. One or Iwo doses never fail lo slop an ordinary cough and wo believe it to bo away ahead of any cough medicine on the'market today. 2o < ; and 50o per bottle. Beiinott's bcof , iron and wine is the superior of any preparation of the kind made. Wo don't care who makes it , or where it's made. That's strong talk , but the medicine warrants it. If you don't believe it try a bottle , and if what wo say isn't so it won't cost you anything. Coulil you ask mure ? Pint bottle Ode. All our remedies are sold on this "ab- solute guarantee * ' plan. They embrace a "Sarsaparilla1 "Liv er Regulator , " "Dyspepsia Cure , " etc. Ask about them at our drug and pro scription department. W. K BENNETT CO. Purely Personal. You and your friends are invited to attend the formal opening of C. S. Ray mond's- now jewelry store Wednesday , Novninber IS , at 2:30 : p. m. Wo promise thai every person will feel well paid in seeing the now store and the grand display of line now goods. The ladies of S. Matthias Woman's Auxiliarv wfll irivo a parlor concert and entertainment on Tuesday evening , No vember 17 , at the residence of Mrs. .1. N. Cornish , 13015 South Tenth street , in aid of their charitable work. A charming program is provided. Mrs. Cotton and Mr. Jules Lombard , with other city talent , will take part. Tickets , 35 cents. For sale at Chas = o & Eddy's and from the ladies of the auxiliary. Carvers al Morton's , 1511 Dodgo. o What Do Vou Do With Your Old Clotliai ? The industrial school of the First Baptist church needs them. If vou desire - sire to hoh ) ona , good work , send Ihem lo Dr. Wood's olllee , corner Fifteenth and Capitol avenue , or send your ad dress and a messenger will call for them. Barknlow & Root , 014 N. Kith , just re ceived carload choice Michigan apples. lionnd toVin. . Excellent service , safety , convenience , and low rates are matters closely looked for and always appreciated by a dis criminating public. This is conclusively proven by the great popularity of the Chicago fc Northwestern afternoon llyor. This train leaves the U. P. depot , Omaha , dally at 5 o'clock and arrives in Chicago nl 8:15 : Iho uuxl morning , with free par lor cars , now Pullman and Wagner sleeper and dining cars , vestlbuled throughout. City ticket oflh-o 1401 Farnam street. Baggage chocked from residences and hotels ! direct to destination. G. F. Wr.sT , R. R. RITCIIIB , C. P. & T. A. General Agont. Table cutlery at Morton's , 1511 Dodgo. ol' California nnd Weekly i\Jiirsiiins. Why , don't you know that the Union Pacific runs excursions to California uvory day1 It's a fact. You can pur chase excursion liekots. lo California via the Union Paellic and leave any day of the week you chooHo. You don't have to go Monday , Wednesday or Friday , nor Tuesday , Thursday or Saturday , but can go Sunday or any other day of the week. And this Is not all. You can lake our Pullman Palace or Pullman Colonist Sleepers at the Union depot nnd you need not leave thorn until you lire in "Sunny California , " the "Italy of America. " A charge of sj.'S.OO for a com pletely furnished lower or uppnr double uorlh in the Pullman Colonist Slnopor is miulo between Omaha and San Fran- 'ihco. but to those furnishing their own nodding free borllm are given. HAUUV P. Dicfir- : , City Passenger and Ticket Aguiit. BENNISON BROS. " -A , G at Slatrjhtor of Win'or Goods foj ( Mont'nj. YOU'LL ' GET A BENEFIT TOMORROW We OfTer More nnd Hotter Ilnrjnln { All Over Our Htoro Cor "Monday Xlian ICvcr Offered lit the Went. _ " 9 - Come in with tlio crowds and got n ) benefit. 100 good comforters , full sl/.o and worth $1.50 , co Monday at 8lc ) each. 1 Wo will sell you at $1.76 , $2.00 , $2.2J and $2.50 the best value on earth. 10-1 grey blankets at DSo each. , 100 pieces standard prints at 4 Ji > ya nl. Standard apron check ginghams GoJ yanl. 50 bales snow white balls at 7Jo role tlioy ave worth 12Jc. Good C'anton llannol at 5c yard. The best red twill llauneHti totfn at 25c yard. Monday wo olfor 20 line all wool oem * blnallon dress pallcrns nt $5.00 , eacll worth from $10.00 10 $25.00. 300 pounds Midnight CJorn > untown ( yarn and line grade Imported Saxony yarn , all good staple colors , all In omj lot Monday , lOc a skein. Ladies' line imported all wool caslit more gloves In navy blue and neal brown , worth 35c to 50c. They go Monday - day at lUe pair. A lot of ladies' Jersey ribbed vcstq with long sleeves , at Ue ) , each worth SOc. SOc.A A good school mitten for boys tit lee t\ pair.Ladles' Ladles' all wool black cashmere mlt lens at 25c n pair , worth 45c. Wo are offering ; extra inducements lij every department. A bargain every day In the week in , each department. Do you need a cloak for yourself OL' children ? If so , we can please you and will guai" ? antco that no ono will boat , our styloa and prices. Our lines of ladles' gouts' and chil dren's underwear is ono of Iho largest in llio west and the prices are as low asf any live house can t-oll them ; try UH. Wo are closing out odd lines of cart pots , curtains , portieres , etc. , at almost , any price. Come in Monday and see the bargalU4- on every lloor. Wo will open our holiday depart incut about December 1st. Watch , for it. BENNISON BROS. EXl'llHSS OP 1 < MCIS GOSSIP. AVcIlM-ParRo niut American Will Occupy Mcpirnto Quartern. The Urclls-Fargo nud American Express companies , wliieh luivo occupied n jolnl olllco in this city lor years , have clodded to establish independent olllces , and about Deft comber ; , the Atnorlcnn will remove to tu now location at 105 ! ! Fiirnnin street. About December 15 the Mills buililliu ; at 1:110-1313 : Farnnm , will bo occupied by the Wolla + ' Fargo. Tills building had been rented fntf both companies , uiul the decision of tbd American to "go It alono" was somuiliiiiuot a surprise to the other company. W. T. Brcmian , who has been caihlorof tbQ Wclis-Fnrse , Is promoted to local nsunt. It is rumored thai Superintendent A in nil Of Andrews of the company Is to bo promoted , to tbe position of general supurlnteudont ol the Atlantic division , wltli hcadijuartera aj ( Now York , to 1111 the vacancy cat.seil by thq death ofV. . J. Hancock. In this event ll is stated that Agent Simp ; son of Kansas City will be soul hare to suu uoed Superintendent Andrews. The establishment oflndcpoiulciitonicos b.v the twc companies In this elty will not nffecO the business relations that Imve heretofore existed botwcon them , as they will contlnua unchanged. Plro and Police. \ At the meeting of the lira nnd polleo com. mlssloncrs last , evening Ofllcor Cox was charged with slecplim on duty. Ills trial ivni set for next Saturday night. , The board confirmed the appointment of Samuel .lolmson as a special policeman fof Iho Nobras'.m Fuel company. Olllcors Hussoll and Curamlngs were each granted ten days' leave , commencing Novouu bcr ! iO. The board adjourned without an executive session. Oinaliii CoiiHorviitory of Aluwic. The second term of the Omaha CoiH iorvntoiy of Music in the N. Y. Life ! building commences Monday , the lOtli inst. During this term classes for HilU Iran will boorganixed in wliieh ono lornt jf iwcnly lessons will bo given forIO.OOi The \Vay to Oo. You luivi scon ( Jnllfornin , frequently mentioned in newspapers and mngn/.inos. Perhaps a friend has boon there , aii ivrites onlhuslaslie loiters back homa ibout the climate and the fruits It' makes you anxious lo see Iho uounti-y 'or yourself. The bcsl lime to go Is in the fall nnul ivintor. Tlinn work hero Is least pressing ng and California climate is now ploust ng. The way to go is via Santa l < 'o-i outo , on ono of that lines popular , por-f lonally-conductod parties , leaving I'hi-j : ago every Saturday ovoninir , nnd Ioav4 ng Kansas City every Sunday morning. Special agents anil porters in attend- mco. Pullman tourist sleeper * are used urnlshod with bedding , mattresses , ollol articles , etc. Second claws lickolsf lonorod. Write to 10. L. I'uliuor. pas oniror agent Santa Fo Route , 411 N. Y. life Bldg , Omaha , Nob. Solid Trains From Oui id i. Vostlbulod , electric lighted nnd stoan icnteu , wllh Ihu llnost dining , sleeping .nd reclining clmlr car Rorvico in tha vorld , via the "Chicago & Omaha Short jino" of Iho Chicago , Milwaukee & St. 'aul Railway. Double dally trainer or vice , leaving Omaha tit 12 : lo [ . in. .nd 0:20 : p. in. , with no transfer at Couu- 11 Blulfa as heretofore. App'.y 1501 'arnam street for tlcUutsand further ln urmallon or addrosa L' . A. NASH , J. E. PHKSTON , Uon , AgL CHy Pass. Agt I'our hundred and fifty dollar piano. Varranted BOVOII yours for $1 7.f > 0. few Bcalo. ilayden Bros. O.NhvljJIT.-IO To IndlaniipollH and ifetiirn. The Wabash will bell titikots on No. ember 10 and 17 al above rule account irinors' alliance meeting. For tickets nd further infornntion : ; \Vnbauli Ilieo 16U2 I'lirnain slreut or write ( j. N. CLAYTON , Agent. . \ Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard *