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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1892)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY HEE : SUNDAY. . SEPTEMBER 18 , 1802-T\VRNTY \ PAGES. THE BELL DEPT , STORE CO Grand Opening of Onr Now Oloak De partment MOST MAGNIFICENT LINE IN OMAHA' IVo lixtcml n Corillnl Invllntlon l < tlio l.ndlc * of Omnliit nnil Vlc-lnlly In In- | iccl Our .MiiRiilllefiit > Htnrk. \Vo show u line unsurpassed In variety nntl unequalled for choice Roods and Into styles , lit low prices. Black fur trimmed icofcrs from Ji.CO (025.00. ( Colored fur ti 1 mined reefers from Jo.CO up to $25. 00. . , , , Also plain colored nnd plnm blacks. In fuel everything you want at right priced. Second floor ; take elevator. 1 new eiibes of winter dress goods will bocxhlbiti'd Monday morning at won- dci fully low prices. FOR 250 Wo will give you your ohoico of 25 pieces of 3i-inch ! widoohnvlot tiiid diag onal atiltlngs worth -lUe. It'OU 600 Your choice of 6U ditTcront p-iltorns llun nol suitings , guaranteed every thicnd wool , worth 7oc.FOR FOR 7/5G / An elegant line of storm serges , blade und colors , worth 81.01) ) . Don't mlhs our line of broadcloths ; they come in nil shades , black , blue , brown , green , tans , modes , etc. Get our prices before buying olsowhoro. BLACK. GOODS. Our bine It poods department Is replete with the latent productions of the. loom , consisting of camel's hair , serge , whip cord , Bedfords , crepe cloths , cabhmoro nnd honrlottas , etc. ; price' ? the lowest. .JUST RECEIVED An oiogant variety of changeable silks , beautiful colorings , 8c. ! ) FOR EVENING WEAR , Something entirely now in crepes , all Dlrndi ) * , only 50e. It will pay you to get our prices on flno dross goods before buying. Every thing now and fresh from New York market. market.HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Wo have just received 100 dpy.on ladies' beanikss fast black hoao , worth 35c , our price for this sale 1'Je. FOR 850 Wo will offer u lot of Wright Bros. ' seamless skirls which have been sold for $2.jOwonly ( ono to a customer. GENUINE FOSTER GLOVE , BOO. Men's furnishing goods bale Monday Don't mtt > s it. LINEN DEPARTMENT. 1,000 yards 50-inch table linen worth lOc , ouv price only 20e. Linen towels , peed fci/.e , 80. COO yards 08-inch till linen dnmuslc , excellent quality , only COc. COc.Blanket Blanket and comfort sale Monday. Sao our prices. OUR SHOE SALE Will bo ono of the attractions of our hloro Monday. FOR S1.S8 You may have your choice of our en tire stock of Sl.0 , $1.75 and $1.00 slices. , FOR $1.78 Your choice of all our J2 00 , $2.25 and $2.50 bhoeb. FOR $2.00. Your choice of our ladies' $1.00 hand turned shoes. Gilt Edge and Raven Gloss bhoo polish only 12jc. With every pair of $2.50 shoos or up wards wo will give a pair of electric inner solos , just the thing for damp and cold weather. Dent miss our sale in BASEMENT. Read these prices for next week : GROCERY DEPA RTMENT. French peas ptr can , 15r. Dr. Price's baking powder , -lOc pound. The Bell Hour , warranted. &J.5U. Wo will give as much bugar for $1.00 as any one. Our block of groceries is all fresh and now and ib being sold cheaper than any store in the city. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. In this department wo will make the following prices for ono week commenc ing .Monday morning : Copper run wasli boiler , No. 8 , $ ] . : ! o. All copper wash boilers , No. 8 , $2.25. All cupper nickel plated tea kettles. $1.35. . BASKETS. Every kind and quality , special prices. Come and got our prices on work bas kets. lunch baskets. CLOTHES BASKETS , MARKET BASK E IS , ETC. C'ollco pots fiomouup ; large scrub bing brushes only 5c ; iron handle bcrew driver. , l > ecan openers , good qirility , : > < ; dish mop's , ! ! c ; bread cutting boards , l.Hc ; 7 do/on dollies pins for Cc ; a good pnHcn ral e , lOc. Everything in this dcimrlmcnl will be slaughtered. HANGING LAMPS From 50c to So. 00. 10 piece chamber sots only $2.25. No. 2 Mower pots Ic. No. . ' ! ( lower pots IV No.I ( lower pots ! ! c. Send us your mall orders ; send for HI mplcp. THE BELL DEPT. STORE CO , Dodge and 15lh streets. ( irmiilcHt > | H'jiliiK Dl rim > and llnitit'htlci .Millinery At MRS. R. II. DA VIES , 111 South 16th street. on Wednesday , the 21st , and Thursday. Iho 22d. iJurlncr these days wo wo will show the following exclusive Parisian nov elties : Madam 10. Noole'n. Madam Alphoiiho London's. Eugene Depro's , etc. Ne\v York styles of MoM'H. Liehtensioln's. Mi'bsri ) . Lord A : T.iyior. N. lion-man , oir. Chicapo designs by I ) . B. Flbh & Co. Wilt mover llros. IMnon Kolth it Co. Such an arlistlo display of pattern hats and bonnets has never before been on exhibition In Omaha and a vibil to the Mom will nol alnnn illuminate yotu head , but will impress you lhat we show anything new from any quai tor of the globe. Walt for our opening and Remember WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. MRS. R. If. DA VIES , Opposite postolllco , Srl.'C.'IAl , TH.VIN TO WASHIMiTOX. Vllt llm " ( Ircut Iliuili iHlund Itntttc " Abe Lincoln post of Council BluTstho ! guard ol honor to the department com mander nnd the Iowa hjtato band , wll leave Council Bluffs on tv special trait Saturday , September 17 , at 2:15 : p. in The train will run fiolld through to Washington , stopping at till tno princi pal points In lown to tnko on old com nidus nnd their friends. Very low rates have been made for this occasion tickets on sale September IB to 20 , gooc to return till October 10 , The Rock Island runs four through express trains daily to Chicago , mult hip close conneo' HoiiB * ith all lines east. For rates , louto , sleeping car accommodations apply to r'lniH , Kennedy , U. N. A , P. , A. 1002 JOSTON STORE BASEMENT Trcinent'ous Opening Sale , Linens , Drnp- cries , Bed Spreads , Portieres Eto.t OUR MAMMOTH BASEMENT TOMORROW ViMcr llrforo Wcro Wo In u 1'oittliin to Oiler .Such IinniPiiiJo Viirlrty uml So ( Ircut Viiluo lor Ho l.ltllc .Monry. LINEN DEPA RTMENT. 10 pieces bleached und cream damask SJOc , worth -lac. 11 pieces 8-4 double satin damask 85c , worth 81.S5. 6 pieces 72-Inch full blenched damask 08c , wet th $1.00. Specltil prices on all our line lunch and dinner sols , with do/.on napkins lo natch. TOWELS. Good Turldsh towels ; ! c , worth 80. . Fine assortment 23o buck and damask owels for 15c. The large-tit towels on earth for 25c ; vould be cheap at 50c. FRINGED PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS. Lot 1. Flno fringed cloth , 50c , worth SI. 00. Lot 2. Fine fringed cloth , 70c , worth Lot ; ; . Pine fringed cloth , OSc , worth $1.75. ACE AND CHENILLE CURTAINS AND TAPESTRIES. Largo sl/.o Nottingham lace curtains , " 61) ) and OSoa pair , worth up to $1.50. Nottingham lace curtains , St inches vide , $1.40 a pair , worth $2.50. 250 pairs lace curtains , in Nottingham ind imitation Brussels , worlli $5.10 , go it $2.50 a p.iir. Handsome Irish point curtains nt.1.50. $4.50 and $5.00 pair , worth up to $10.00. In chenille curtains wo will olfor an elegant line at ? 1 OS a pair. These ; oods ate all imported chenille with jeautiful dado and heavy fringe top and xittuin. Regular pi-ico , $7.60 a pair. We have slill a few pairs of very fine chenille curTaius loft from Iho Cluck stock al $0.25 and 30.75 a pafr , worth $12.50. Tapestry couch covers , with fringe ill round , $2.25 , v-orlh $5.00. BEDSPREADS. 85c white bedspreads , 50c. $1.25 11-4 ctochot spreads , Marseilles nittorn , 70c. $1.50 exlra size , heavy , Marseilles spreads , OSc. 1 ciioo imported Marseilles spreads , nrgost bi/.e , made to sell at $2.00 , go at $1.28. 25 fine imported figured satin Mar seilles bedspreads. Those are the finest made and worlli $10.00. .Sumo are slightly soiled. Como cailyandget a perfect ono for SI..K SPECIAL * . BASEMENT BARGAINS. All colors , best quality y.ephyr yarn , c per ounce. 1,000 y.a-ils finest sllkeno drapery , worth 15c , for lii1 a yard. Beautiful outing llanncls "ic , worth up to 23c a yard. Big lot childon's ) cloaks , worth as iiigh as $2.50 , for 7oc apiece. Big drive. Fine cotton batting lOc , 'till pound package , worth Inc. Ono large table heaped high with 'ancy handkerchief ? slightly imperfect , 2 for Ic. A.11 numbers good machine thread , white or black , Ijo a spool , some slightly boiled. _ BOSTON STORE , N. W. Cor. IGth and Douglas. Our patrons show their confidence In our _ doing just as we advcrtibo by their liberal pationago. Wo have always prided ourselves on living up to our aJvortiscmcnU , and the quick response wo get to any special ad- vortibing assures us that th"o public ap preciates It. THIS IS POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF OUR 20 Pl-.R CENT DISCOUNT IN CORPORATION AND INVENTORY SALE. Remember anything in our stock goes at one-filth ofT. A $5.00 shoo costs you $1.00. A $1.01) ) shoo costs you $ .120. A W.OO shoo coats you $2.40. A $2.00 shoo costs you $1.GO. A $1.00 shoo costs vou 80c. UAYWARD BROS. , 1515 Douglas street , Exclusive footwear. Cir : < l elI I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to the friends who so kindly assisted mo in my late bereavement in' the death of my wife ; nKo for the lloral tributes. .1. M. KINX-AID AND .Mini Aliru JHIIIICH Has just returned from New York City and is now showing at store , , ' ! 07 South 10th Bliool , bet ween Farnam and Har tley , a complete new line of fall millinery - ory uoocls. Mmo. Ilicknmn lias returned with liik'bt novelties in millinery. I'.xciiriinn < lpiortunity | Via the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. , with choice of i-juloj e.ist of Chi cago. Washington , D. C. , and t-ftturn , ono faro for tie ! round trip , on sale Sopt. llith to 20th , good returning until Oat. 10th. 10th.Call Call at ollico , 1501 Farnam Btroet , Omaha , or tolophouo 2bl for additional information. C. S. ( J.Mtictcrt , F. A. NABII , Ticket agont. General agent. Now York Board of Hoallh disinfoot- r.nt , "Anti-Germ , " Slio'rman & McCon- neil , Dodge street. Disinfect your homes againsl cholera wilh rcmedioh approvoil by Iho Ameri can Public Health association. For sulo by Snow. Lund it Co. W. T. Seamaniv.igons and carrlagoa A.irtlon IJniilnimml Cii'lL-lit. At Phil Stlmmors warehouse , Oth and Jones htrents , Monday , Sopt. lOlh , al 10 a. m. A largo lot of unclaimed goods. Dry goodh , ooots , bhoes , slovos , hard ware , whisky , tobacco , otc. All must bo sold , iintt in anv kind of lots. ' l { . W ELLS , A UCTION E ER. rri-c I'ulillo l.rrluri' . J. G. Tate , grand mnbtor workman of the A. O. U. W. . will deliver a public looturo in the intorcslof that order at Wabhlngton hall on Wednesday evening - ing , Sopt. 2Ut , at 8 p. m. Como out and hear ono of Nebraska's oratora. Ladies especially invited. Admission froo. ' l.onoat lliite to WnihliiKtOii itnil Hot urn. Via Iho Chicago. Rooli Island & Pa- cllio r'y. Tickets for thls oceislon will bo on sale September 13-20 , good to re turn untll , October 10. The "Rock Island" runs four > daily express trains to Chicago , making close connections wilh all lines east , - Remember the number , 1(102 ( Farnam street , nnd also that you Boouro mifuty , stiecd nnd comfort when ticketed Via the "Groat Ruck Island Routo. " For rntoH , routes , * ueplng car uccoininodatloiiM , etc. , uddienx j CUAfa. KUNNKUV , G. N. W. P. A. BOSTON STORE DRESS GOODS ) ,00 , Pieces New Imported Dresa Goods Re ceived This Week Sole Tomorrow. . MOV/ THE DRESS GOODS STOCK OF OMAHA tun UnUnrfiiilljr Cnnccilcil I'nct Tlmt AVe do HID I.nrci'flt Droni < InuiM ti lu Oiniiliii i\iTy : Day lu tlio Year. TOMORROW IS NO EXCEPTION. U inch herrlnfjbonoelTeellllumliialoil Ircss r/ootls , new for tills fall , in navys , browns and reds , at 2 < 3e tx yd , or entire dtess pattern $1.'J5. liJ inuh all wool serge with slllt stripe , o hni inonhe , in browns , navv blue nnd jrreys. These goods will make slylish street dresses and for Monday will ffo it ; ! 5c ; a yd. Real value 75c. Extra spoelal for Monday. On eoiitor counter in the dross goods xlnlo LO dross patterns of all wool storm serge , in niiv.Mj.Scotch plaids or stripes. These goods are 54 inches wide and ! to 0 yds lu each pallet n , and are $1.125 a , -nrd , but Monday they will go at $2.08 'or entire pattern. At4opor ! ) yard , 200 pieces all wool cheviot suitines in chevrons and fancy weaves.10 inches wide , nnd sold else where in Iho eily for Too. Our price , Uc. ) OAtOOc. 10 pieces of ladies cloth , CI Inches wide , in nuvyn , tans and browns , inanufaelured especially for English walking suits ; for Mondny , G'Jc : worth $1.00 NAVY BLUE AND TWO TONED STORM SURGES AT 400 , GOO AND OSC. 60 pieces of all wool alligator weaves ind Bedfoid coids , in nuvvtt " , browns and nyrtles ; real value $1.00 ; for Monday , OOo a yard. 1,000 yards 40-inch all wool French crapnelo , fancy cropons. alligator clolh , ottomans , whipcords , otc. Wo have ) laced this line all at ono price. The inters aio rubsot browns , .sages , Russian jluo , heliotrope , navy , in fact all Iho .ending shades ; value , $1.50 u yard. One nrieo lomor-ow , OSc. In ore'or to introduce tlio now brands of velvets , which are Iho popular trim- ning this fall , wo will place on sale tomorrow our 20-Inch velvet in Qvery shade imaginable at olio a vatd. BLACK DRESS GOODS. 41-inch black mohair brilliantinc , the most popular and best wearing black dioss goodb in Iho market , go tit oOc a yard. 2,000 yards black , all wool , double warp heavy hcnriotla cloth. This is Iho finest grade , imported , and will bo sold in dress lengths only , at 8c ! ) a yard. 50-inch black broadcloth , with a fancy ivcavo , xig/.iig pattern ; real value $1.50 a yard ; Monday Too. BASEMENT SUN-LIT DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Wool serges in two shades ol brown ; for Monday 12J . Wool cheviot dicss goods in strincs : md plain , 4'J inches ) wide ; for Mon- ilay 16e. 1(5 ( pieces of double fold , o2-inch water proof ; For Monday 22c. SPECIAL SHOES ! Don't forget for a minute that Lap- lam's entire shoo slock from under the Palmer house in Chicago was sold to us > y the sheriff nnd is on oalo now at THE BOSTON STORE , N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas. Ciolicllu Tapeotrlos. On Tuesday afternoon the Dewey & Stone Furniture Co. will exhibit an olo- .jaiit line of Ftonch tapestries Imported by Mr. P. A. Simoas , who will be pres ent to describe them. The ladies of Omaha are invited to call and see this grand free exhibition of the lineal line of lapestrios ever brought to Omaha. Persons & fieri-'K .Nmr Addition. Prices upon a pot-lion of South Omaha realty in homo locations have inct cased $110.110 per foot within Iho past six months. Watch the boom in prices upon lots in Persons & Berry's now addition. New scale Kimball pianos at IIospo's. Wo wish to announce to the public and our patrons that C. T. Taylor will hereafter be identified in the lire insur ance business with Martin , Perfect & Newman. Samuel Burns closed his pitcher sale Satin day evening , and will Monday morning inaugurate a " .lardonter" sale ; 100 of them 4So lo $1.50 , formerly $1.00 lo $ ; t.OO. Doullon , Weilgowood & , Leeds , . I'lill Opening. Misses Kahl As Johnston respectfully invito.you to their display 1)f ) trimmed hats and millinery novelties on Monday and Tuesday , September 10 and 20 , 1S92 at N. B. Falconers Artibtb' materials at IIospo's. Thu Morrl.im lur hiilc. Fine business chance if sold at onco. For sale , the lease , furniture and lix- luresof tlio Merriam hotel , Omaha , con taining GO rooms , elegantly furnished , all routed , eighty permanent guostb. Best private family hotel in Iho west. Will sell bcciuibo of poor health , K < jr terms npplv on premises , 2olh and Dodge. Mrs. L. M. Tuttlo. Now picture frames. A. Hospo. Gas fixtures , electric and combination chandeliers. L-irgest & finest stock in cityi Prices gunraiHoc'd low as the lowest. Don't fail to hoe us before purchasing. Tin ; Ilussuv & DAY Co. .400-11 IS. 15ih. Itdinnrliiilily l.tnv l istoru It.ile * . Greatly reduced ratoa to Washington , D. C. and rolurn via "I'ho North west ern Line , " Sopt. Ill to 20lh , inclusive , good reluming until Oct. 10th. Choice of routes east of Chicago , with liberal slop-over privileges. Slpoping car berths can bo outlined through to Washiiiglon. Call early at city lickot ollico fur full information , 1101 Farnam fell CPt. G. F. Wisr. : R. R Urroiin ; , C , P. and T. A. Gjnor.il Agunt. Spoclaolos accurately HUed : refractive examination froo. Tudor Optical Co. , corner Farnam ami 14th. Frescoing nnd Interior decorating ; de signs and estimates furnished. Henry Lehman n , 150S Douglas slroot. C. A. U. KXC'UHSION TOVASIIINIJ TON Vln thu WiilMnli I.Inc. For Iho above occasion Iho Wnbaah will sell , Sept. lath to 20th , round trip tickets to Washington nnd Ualtimoreat less than half farowith choice of routes ; passing down the beautiful Shonandonh Valley or crossing the mountains of Vir ginia by daylight , within sight of many famous battlefields. You have privi lege of stopping at Sc. Louis to visit tlu great exposition nnd fair also , view the magnlilcont street illuminations nnd parade of Veiled Prophotw , which will Hiirpuhs in grandeur allulforta of former yoaiH. For rates , tickets , bleeping cur accommodations , and furtho.- informa tion , call at Wabash otlico , 1VU Farnam street , or write G. N. Or , xvi'UM , N. W. P. Agt. , Omalm.i , Neb. A Tbo 09-Oout Store , 1319 Faruam Street , in Hdliaay Attire. NEW NOVELTIES ARRIVING EVERY DAY , New Unix ! * , New WylrH , Now I'rlcc * Ailnrn i\ery : Dppitrtmimt uf Our SliiBiilllrcnt Stuck ( IhnlfXn Cull N ' * Wock Open i\cnlliBB Till8 O'clock. SPECIAL SALES MONDAY. f > 00 pieces genuine BtransUy blue ttool onnmolod ware at CO cents on the dollar of teal value. Sattcp pans at 2c , 39clOonntl upward. Kettles at 25c , a9c , 41)c ) and ( We. Tea hollies at 0 Jc , S1.-I8 and H9S. ColTeo pots at 7-le , 8Se nud l)9o. ) Tea pots at 7le88c nnd lic. ) ) Rico boilers IKle , ? 1.-18 and $1.08. Dish pans ilOc. $1.2 ! > and $1.48. i Vy pans . " > 0c , 40c , 0c. ! ) Cups and dippers at lc,25o ! ) and Me. The nbovo are Iho best goods and are positively one-half less than real value. Look further at the bonanza bargains for next week. 1,000 genuine Hunter Hour sifters at 12e cnoh ; sold everywhere at 2oc. lOc packages toothpicks , sale price , " packages 6c ; lOe packages toilet paper , sale price , ; t packages for lOc ; paring knives , Cc , worth loc ; sponge racks , lOc , worth 2oc ; pudding pans , Cc , So and lOc , worth throe times the money ; 35o din ner pails , sale price , ICc and Me ; Hour filftors , sale price , 8c. Bird cages at forced sale prices. Crockery and glass bargains. COc bciry bowls , sale price. lOc ; jolly glasses , 4c ; lemonade sots , sale price , 40c. The balance of those fine liYonch china plates , lOc , worth GOc ; 7oc glass water jugs , 2e ! ) lor thin sale. Leather goods , traveling bags , belts , etc. , closing out all our $1.00 , 7Go and 60e bolts at 2oc. 600 pockolbooks at 2oc , each worth $1.00 ; traveling bags at-1'Jc , GOc , 75c to $1.05. Jewelry and silverware , all now goods , tit saerillc prices. 70c each for your choice of pieklo cas tors , sugar dishes , creamers , spoons , otc. , worlli fcl.GO. Rogers' lea spoons , 81.10 per sot. Rogers' table spoon" , $2.88 per sot. Rogers'knives , $1.10 per sot. These tire warranted triple plalo. Roirors'forks , $1.10 per set , triple plated. B25o | a sot for sterling triple plated lea spoons. SOc a set for sterling triple-plated table spoons. 1,000 ladies' pins Monday at lOo each ; worth COc. Solid gold bond rings lOc , 23c up to 99c. 99c.Best Best rolled -plntcd vest chains 7oc ; worth $1.80. Dolls , dolls , dolls , a grand offering for next week. 1,000 15-inch kid body dolls , with shoes and stockings , bisk heads , llowing hair , at 25c each. , This is the greatest bargain yet on dolls Make it a point to visit our store , whether to purchase or look us over ; it will pay you. you.TIIE'noCI3NT ' STORE , TI. HARDY & CO. A roinci.osuuK AUCTION Sulo rif Iloiitnholil < lmxls au.il ClrtttelH On our oru floor 1 TUESDAY MORNING nt 10 o'clock , Sept. 20. Wo were compelled to foreclose a mortgage and wo will on Iho above date sell nt auction household goods consist ing in part of bedroom suits , plush par lor chairs and lounge , heating stove , cook stove , & 7C.OO Singer Hewing machine $59.00. Organ and stool and many other articles , all of which w'll ' bo bold with out reserve to the highest bidder. You should atlcnd this sale. Take Iho elevator lo third floor Tues day morning at 10 o'clock. W. R. BENNETT CO. , 3502 to 1C14 Capitol live. Latest sheet music at IIospc's. Mr. mid Mrs. .Momml' * Dancliiir .School. Having secured a lease of the Omaha Guards' armory , Capitol avenue , forfivo years , wo have made oxlcnsivo repairs and our patrons will find this school Iho most convenient aiftl comfortable in all respects to bo found in Ihe city. No staifb to climb , no pillars for children to bo.injured against , and wo williibsuro all who honor us with their patronage that wo will retain Iho hiuli standard our school has earned these last six years , being the only member of the associa tion of teachers of dancing in Omaha. All dances omenating from the iibsoetti- tlon will bo laught in our classes. The children will begin Saturday , Octobsr 1 , at 10 a. m. , for beginners , and ut 2 p. in. for advance ; adults will begin Tuesday , Oclobor , at 8 p. in. ; opening assembly Thursday , SepUnnbor 20. at 8 p. m. Former pupils and friends coidially in vited without further invitation. Cir culars at the school or our residence , 200(1 ( Dodge at. Tor l.ciisi- . CORNER 10TII & DAVENPORT , lI2Xit2 ! : , FIFTY OR NINETY -NINE YEARS. AMES , 1C07 FARNAM. .UIxH Aliru Has jtisl rolurned from Now York City and is now showing at store , U07 South lUlh Btreol , between Furiwm and liar- nay , u complete now line of fall millin ery goods. Domestic , Domestic , Domoglio so'ip. > 7 O'oloukllll tlio lvunili ? IB the limo tbu. fust Omaha-Chicago train via "thei Northweslorn lino" leaves the Untoni'Paclllc depot. Omaha , arriving at Cluotigo at U:30 : o'clock next morning , V < dtlbnlod HloopoM and free parlor oarfi. Clly liokot ollloa. Itfll Farnam. Uliclnlnuiil At Phil Stimmol's warohouso. flth and Jones Htroots , Monday , Sept. 10th , 10 n. in. A largo lot of unclaimed goods. Dry goods , bootti , shoos , stoves , hard ware , whisky , touaeoo , etc. All must bo sold , and in any kind of lt > N R. WEJ1LS. AUCTIONEER Domestic soap eaves time and labor. Cnllliinilu KxciirttliiiiH. Pullman tourist sleeping cuiv are run daily on all Paclllu coast trains via the Santa Fo route , the bhort''st line to California. The enrs are furnished with bedding , mnirossoa , toilet articles , ole. Pot-torn are In attendance. Second-class tickets nto honored on those Jars. In addition to the daily eorvico the Santa Fo Route runs special excursion partior with an agent of thu company in charge , using these tourist ' ( deeping cars , and leaving Kansas City every Sunday noon. For further Information nnd lime table of the Santa Fu Konto nnd luforvlng of sleeping car be.'tln , nddro * * E L. J'almer. l.'l.'l ' l-'urnfiin . pitf : > cuior agent , tree ) , uimiha , Ncli , Domoolie i-oip : S-UXM money \ , II BaNNETT COMPANY'S ' Brand Now Oigar , Tobacco anil Pipe Department , NEW CIGARS , FRESH AND ELEGANT Wo IIu\o Them In All ( trailer nnd I'rlrcs frinu lo to nou llucli Our lo Ul- n AInrirl for HID 1'rlcc. This lo cigarisnot.istoglo or cheroot , but a rcgulnr made cigar. Next is our 2o cljrar. Then comes ono at ! ! e. Next our 4o cigar. Then a very largo a'ml complete line of Co cigars. Them comes our lOc , 'I for 25c. Our lOc straight cigars. Our ICc , 2 for 20c. Out- straight IGccigar. Then our COe cigars , the best made. Wo can give you bettor values for less money than you can llnd nnywhoro in the west. Our line of pipes IB largo and varied , jnslarrived , all new nnd prices made very low. Wo began at-lc each and have a rattier at C cents each. If you smoke n pipe it will pay you to look oiu1 line ovor. Our line of chewing tobaccos and cig arollcscitn't ' bo touched by oompotltorB. Onr line of "Omaha Made" cigars is largo and they nro toally oxtrn values. Our brand now show caao and counter is certainly a thing of boautyand a work of art. Come in and lot us explain the work ings of it to you. IT IS A WONDER. Have you got ono of these lOc dippers for 'ie or ono of these lOc colTco pots forCe Co yet ? If not , you should have ono Monday. Every lady scorns to bo carrying out ono or moro of these pillow sham holders from our store. They only cost loc. You should have ono. In our drug oopartment wo have just nut in additional help , so you can got some of our bargains promptly. Ben nett's patents are taking and holding the load. Why pay $1.00 for an arliclo when you can got the same for 7Cc'i ) and why not go further and save lOo more by using Bennett's uatontsi1 Guaranlcod lode do the work for 05c. Wo don't have stunting ! advorlise- monls in every paper in the United State1 } which cost millions every year. Wo save this and irivo it to our cus tomers. Wo have in this department a largo and elegant assortment of toilet articles and soaps. Como in nnd get our prices. IP our furniture department wo carry a large and varied line of rugs , malts and hassocks ; also mirrors cheap ; wool dusters , window shades cheap. In our wooden ware department wo have a few refrigerators and water coolers left wo will hell without regard lo cost rather than carry oyor. Our jewelry department is doing wonders. Anything you want in this line get our prices lirsl. W. R. BENNETT CO. The largest oankruptsalo of groceries over in Omaha. The Holxol mammoth grocery sold by the sheriff to C. O. D. Brown. This stock \vasboughtfor GOc on the dollar and will bo on btilo next Salur- day. day.The slock consists of n full line of groceries and will bo sold at less than our competitors can buy their goods for. W ilch Tun BII : for prices. Don't forget tlio place. Stonchill's old stand , next to the Boston store. BROWN'S C. O. D. AIlis Allen lh.UK-8 Has just roturiicd from Now York City and is now showing at htoro , ISO" South l(3th ( slrcet , between Farnam and llar- noy , a complete now line of fall millin ery goods. Millinery Opening- . September 22d , 2d ! and 24th. Mrs. II. C. Moses , 3015 S. 7th , opp. court house. The Fidelity Trust company has re moved its ollico to 1702 Farnam , south east corner Bee building. Real estate. Bargains only. My word is good. W. G. Albright. & 21-2-3 N. Y. Life bldg. Domestic is the besl harawater soap Itnllciiiii * Work mill \Vorltcrt. The OulliiR club of tlio Yomic Men's ChuslUn association tool : a very plcnsiint llttlo jiuat to ttio Florence water works last Wcdnimlfty night. There wcro eleven in the party and they coucrud the distance bo twcea Thirtieth street and Araos avoauo and Florence la forty minutes on foot. Tlicv were Itlndly shown throush the Immense plant by the obliplnc engineer uad caught the I ) o'clock train lor Omaha. ' TUo Methodist churches of Omaha whlui - hnvo bcun obliged to t-lmnqo pastors tins year , nro anxiously awaiting the results of the conference which is now la session and c-lo-so tomorrow at St. Paul , NOD. Bishop Warrca presides and will announce the appointments tomorrow. The Hans- cam i'urk church has calk'd Hov. F. H. Murray of Pennsylvania , and if the bishops ugioo toltho will come. Tlio First church him called Hov. Frank Crnno of Hloomiim- toil , HI , nnd it is understood ho will coinu. Thoothor churohos will probably take the pastors sent them by the bishop without making u special call. The rovlvul soi-vlcos ut the Fir at Christian church continue with marked FUOTCSS , The Current Topic club begins Its rocular work of tlio winter at the Young Muu'a Christian association tomoriow night. Vnry hniloiiH Yesterday afternoon a nourois giving the namu of Molllo Wnpplos appeared at the po- llco station Bbklng for a warrant for Charles F , Head , the Tliirtctmlh street , loan agent. She says that stiu has boon llvliiir with Head lu the relation of man ana wife for the last Kix years aud tbul she has boon about to become u mother on four Ultluroat occasions when Head IIUH procured criminal operations , The lubt oparulion boveiuly Injured hor. and Head paid her J50U and secured another colored mistress. A warrant wns sworn out and served by Olllccr Kuynor upon Head , who uppi'iircd yesterday nlternrou before .ludgo llorlcu and gave bonon In the sum or ( IJiW for hit uppouranco for trial. Tno complainant lives at SSH South Sev enteenth street , A GRAND OPENING At tlio People's ' Mnininoth lustnllment House Tomorrow. FORT OMAHA MILITARY BAND ATTENDS an.OOO IliuuUnino Souxptlrs Will Uo Il - trlbntcit to VIMloM Miio All i\i-n. till ; With n HplniulK ll iilny ol The long-lookcd-for fall opening of the ] ) opulnr nnd widely known People's Mammoth Installment House , KMo-liM" Farnam street , takes place all day to morrow and during the cnliro evening. The whlo * ) building from root to base ment will bo at Iho ficedom of Iho pub lic. Great preparations have boon made without regard to expanse for Iho on- lei taitiment of all visitors. Twonly-llvo thousand handsome bouvonlrs will bo given away. During the evening Prof. Auorbach will give ti grand display of fireworks and balloon ascensions from tlio roof of Iho building. The Fort Omaha Military band in full uniform , consisting of 22 pieces , under the lead ership of Prof. A. Wodomovor will ren der the following selections : Overture "Fra Dlavolo. " Aubor. Solreo The Limo Kiln Club's. Lnurmdnu. Selection Opera "DoFroichut / . " Wobor. Gavollo ROOVOB. Wnltz Wine , , Women nnd Song. Slrauss. Ovorluro Nnbticco. Verdi. Medlov Plnnliillon Songs. Coutorno. Seloclion II Poluilo. Donlzolli. Musical Melange Moy relics. Danxii Mcxicuna Roses and Thorns. Ridongun. Episode Mllitnirc Dod worlli. Galop Good Night. Latmr. No cards of invitation have boon is sued but the public in general nro cor dially invited to bo present. Special at tention is called lo the opomnir nn- nouncomcul , oiupago 10 of today's issue. Now china for decorating at Uospe's. Auction Unol.ilmutl I'mlght. At Phil Stimmel'b warehouse , Oth and Jones streets , Mondny , Sopt. 10th , at 10 a. m. A largo lot of unclaimed goody. Dry goods , boots , shoos , slove , hard ware , whisky , lobaceo , otc. All must bo sold , and in anv kind of lots. R WELLS AUCTIONEER. The Fidelity Trust company has re moved its olllce to 170J Farnam , soutk cast corner Bee building. We mined 10,000,090 barrels or salt in " . ) ! . The railroad dining cars m this country earn moro niotioy than the sleeping aim bag gage c.-.rb together. French llorlsts are cultivating a plant which bcars a ( lower that Is whlto In the morning , red at noon and blue nt night. The highest viaduct In the world has just been er cted in iiolivia , ever the Hivor Lou. ' .I.SIM feet above the sea level and 1UOS > feet above the river. \Vlthnr the memory of men now 1 1 rim ; , we've from the " " pasted "prntrio schooner" to the Pullman car , and 'from the tallow cundlo to thoolcctilcllKht. The latest form of steamship propeller is an English Invention anu is designed so that when in motion there is no weight of water ou tbo bludcs on the rise nnd f.ill of the propeller due to the pitching of the vosel. Platinum vessels for conuuntr.itinc acids are now mule on an improved plan , the now fculuro being that of coating the platinum with gold. Such a coating , it is feuna , adds materially to the life of thu ve bol. An engineer icslduot in Glasgow hns , after nineteen ycaib' labor and experimentation , dovneu an airatigcmcat In an engine bv which ho returns nil the steam bade to thu boiler after doing Its work in the cylinder. A pair of mowing machines made In 1S22 wcro the Ural manufactured In this country , and there were only two of the original ji.it- torn built. One of them U still in the barn on Samual Woith's lunn at Marshulllon , Chester coimtj , 1'a. Steady pi-ogress Is now being made In the construction of u railroad uctoss the Andes , which will eventually connect the Argentine and Chilian system : ; of ro.iiK lv tliii con nection passoiigcrs and freight will oo car ried from Valparaiso and Uneiios Aytcs In seventy-two hours , while nt present the Journey by steamer throunh thn strait of Ma- gollon occupies twelve days. This opening up of a rich country which hns hitherto de pended upon pack mules for the transporta tion of Its pioduc.s shoulu inure to thn benefit of commerce , nnd will doubtless cxorl a healthful influence upon communities that have .so far been cat olT from civilization. 7.V Till ; 1..1IHHI FJl.'l.H. A Texas woman runs a 700,000 ncrc ranch. The biennial convention of the liiulhur- hood of Locomotive Firemen Is in hossion in Cincinnati. The 8,000 coal minors or the Hvnr tbstrl ct near Pittihurg htrucU nccauso of ono-half coat reduction a ton. One-third of the mines had been working , but the atriliu closes them. A laborer named Iloltzman has celebrated his 101st birthduy at liiiodingcn , In H < 3 > - > ia , und asserts lhat ho is as spr > as bo was forty- rears aao. Al any rale , he hub not yet gix eii up work. The L'owly elected ofilcora of the National Association of Loiter Can lors are : I'lesluont , FrunU E. Smith of Hun Francisco : vice- president , M. W. Malonov of 1'hmdolphlu ; sccrotuiy-tiuabuior , J. 1J. Victory of jNew YurU. The recent adlroas of Chlof Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at Toronto contains some Inuis anu suggestions lhat dcscr'o the careful consideration of worltlngmen everywhere. Ho n'pioxcnts a labor oivnnUntion that has nrovod to bo n complcto .success , And hu tells how and \vliy It has succeeded. It has been in oxlstiMu-o twenty-eight years ; its inoiuboislilp aggrc- cates : : rillJO , ( ; It has paid out over $ . ( ,000,000 to the widows and orphans of deceased cngi nefirn ; and It Is so much rospucled by rail road corporations and by the public that the coiicesjloas which it inks from tlmo to time are toadllv granted. The main secret of Its strength lies in the fact lhat It pio- nmtes the oluvation of labor oy ojutcmallc iir.d practical mciuns. ( iriinil iNluiiH \ \ III llu In. E. L. 1'ujno of ( jrand Island , who WHS last your u piomlnent bcomor of thuNobraj kit advertising train , \\as in the city yester day and looked over the cars beintr jn-jpared for the second edition of Nobrasliuon wheels. Ho Buys that ( Jrund Island cannot afford to htuy mil und that ho will malm one of the uf. foils of his life to sou that thu city of ; lu HU- gir bett fuotorj U leprodcntcd , " i : FOR < onlr. VI ) Hlllll I * k-OOU. W U Allirltrlil , tai ; -J .NIJW ior < Life. MO ; Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard I IIIJHNISON llltOS. lor .Mnnilnj- . 100 pieces standard drosb prints , 3o } 1 case hoar/ unbleached iniislln , oo yard. fill pieces unbleached Canton flannel , 4c yard. 50 pieces extra heavy nnblonchod Can ton llannel , only Oc yard ; worth 15c. 50 do7un gents untaundricd whlto shirt1' , slightly Boiled , Mondny25c | each. Gents 1'ply linen collars 8fco eaoh. GREAT TOWEL BARGAINS. 100 do/.on all linen buck and damnsk towels , with fancy boruets , slv.o 18x30 , Monday only J'c ' each. 100 do/on satin damask towels , wilh knotted fringe and fancy borders , only lOceach. 100 0-4 chenille table covers , 76o each. 50 0-4 chenille table covei-J , fringed all around , only $1.25 each. Special bargains Mondny In wool dross goods. 20 pieces ivool brllliantlno 40 In. wide , worth 75c , Monday 25c per yard. .lust arrived , second shipment of storm ? oigos In all new fall shades , also na\y bines ntOSo , 85e nud $1.00 pur yard. 100 do/.en ladles' fancy bordered hand kerchiefs Monday oc each , worth 10i > . 200 do/.on chlldtens' fast black stock ings , tii/.es 0 to 0 } , only lOe per pair. CLOAkS. Visit our cloak department. Wo can save you money on Cloaks. Don't ihink of buying anything in Cloaks until you have scon our lino. ' 100 lndios''faU weight jackets , odds and ends of last bonbon , They are all wool. Take your pick no.xl Mondny $1.50 each. Don't forgot out Carpet dop.irtmont. Wo can interoslyou in Carpels and Curlnlns. Como in Monday , bargains in every department. BENN1SON BROS. Silver \\rdilhiR. The nlo.isnal homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Uojiioy. corner of Twenty-sixth street ona Popploton avenue , was tuo scoao of n very pleasant gathering List Monday night. Twuatv-llvo year * ago the worthy host aim hostess were m.uln nun and wife , nad a scotu or more of their many friends decided togno them an aunronrialo romindur of the oo- cas on. They Hccordlnplv droppad In casually on Moadiiv ovonmir until thu spacious uar. lors were llllod. Mr. J. A. tlnko Uien cnlliid tne btlde nnd Kroom of quiir.ur of n century - tury nco forward mid lu his usuul happy inunncr presented them on uchnlfof _ their many friends nu elcKnnt silver tua sot. Mr. Gosnny , uithouRti eomplotoly surprised , managed to respond la an equally liaj py voiti , after which refreshments woco scrvud and a most enjoyable evening was. passed. Among tuosp proso/it were : Mr. and MM. .T. A. Ilalto , W. n. iio\\ \ \ , James Friuior , Ab Waggoner , H. S. Adams , Dan Murphv , Chnrlos CofTinan , M. H. Muiphy , W. B. Walworlc , Alum .Taokson , Thomas D. Me- Phorson , .1. U. Blanchnrd , .Tamos Foley , C. E. Bogart , J. II. Whlto , Frank Uorsoy , Hortcrc , 11. Korty , Dan Shall and T. N. Nanuaiii ; Mesdnmes I' rls , Hughes , Dyball , Alexaiitler , Honch nnu Moffut of Nebraska Uity ; Misses iSllii aud Anna Gosnoy , Mabel and Madge Haiti * , Joslo Itaverly ; Messrs. Ju- nas Talmago , I * . J. McGrath , W. E Denny , \Vill Uosney , W. L , . Norm. U O. Hoolnc- ton , Willmm , Charlob and GvorgoUyb.ill and Hov. Mr. Kuhn. Irop'u lioin Von Ktuixv. ] Mrs. II. T. Clurko , it was thought today , would linrdly llvo tliroiiRh the night , so rap idly has the disease from which stio is sufler- inp ndvancod. Her son , Will Clarice. Is nKo conllncd to his U d with typhoid fever and ' yostiiruny showed no sirns o't itnprovoment. An expert who hns been pivlnp the matter of shortening the lungtli of format dinners some attention says : "All are agreed that \ tin1 modern dinner .should oo brought to a lumpy end within n hour , nnd toiuo.la - dced , fix forty-llvo ininutos as the moio cor rect limit. Now , to obtain cither oo- ject , tlio simplified inonu lends powerful assistance , but it is not euouch m ituclf to insure success. It becomes absolutely IIOCCE- sjry to consider when ordering a dinner the limn thai tin service of oucli thing will probably occupy , and now thu can oo.reduced to the narrowest point. Any proposal ttial U calculated to ncrolcrnto imutois without ncu-cptlblc hurry must DO worth consideration , lor it nend not bu said ttint wbllo anxious to secure brls.lc sorvlca wo do nut wunt to bo galloped ttiroagh a int'al as if uo were all Into for the train. \Voil , the simplest wiiy to obtain what wo dcslro is to abolish , as far us wo cn , the banding round of difilios from which our guests have to holi > themselves and to soiva the various component pirts of the dinner ready helped from the buffet. " \vvsmvfM'o.v , i > o. . AV ; > ii'uuv. : Vl.i the -MUsoinl I'tiulllc. The Missouri Pacific will sell round trip UcKols lo Washington or Baltimore and rolurn from September 18th to 20th at a very low rate. Choice of routes cast of SI. Louis. For rales , tickets or further information call at city ollicos , N. E corner lIHh and Farnam or depot , loth and Webster. Tiun : F. G ) JJ-IIKV , P. & T. A. J. O. PIIILLIITI , A. G. F. & P. A. Nearly every new house htnrllng hi biibinosH first announces the fact that they have "como lo &t-iy. " Scolleld waiilH to stay. He tlceidedthat _ , after an hour's walk nbotil Omaha on his arrival hero eight yeai > ago , and in los < than twenty-four hours had made a biiHliicst engagemunt ' that resulted in hih becoming a boict ii' lido resident a month later. ? ! Scolleld will make every olTorl tn May ; He will keep a select stock of cluaKs , suits and furs. lie will novel' biicrHlco quality for price. Ho will keep only such goods as ho can recommend. Ills stock will always roprccont the latent mvus. ! His materials will loprcbont lliu latf-bt efloi'ts. Jlo will have but one price for all BeolloldntikB this : Ho wants every manwoman and child \ . in Omaha to vit.it hla store. Th day ho OJIOIIH his more for business will bo announced later. Watch for H. I.K5COFIEU ) CLOAKS 1. SUITS , 1619 FARNAM 5T OMAHft' '