DAILY BEE.
I
Sa * unlay Morning , Oct. 23.
I'atcKon eel'fecoal- '
Saxes for fine bath tpouges.
For the teeth , Kubu's Dentrifice.
Frederick's.
-Winter caps cheap at
S-Try Saxe's new K e Cent Cigar.
Prrter is running the Omaha Ferry.
JLlbiac Siciols , American remedy.
-3Juttcrick'8.pallerns at CruickhbankV.
Ll nbin'sbulk perfume at Kuhn's only.
4-1) ) mocraticcountj' convention to-day.
-AmJalvtlx larrd , dclircrcd , SZ.OQ.
* , FLEUIXC < t CO. , GROCER.
BESL' IN THE "WORLD Barar
Glove fitting Patterns at Euhhmau'g. tf
The best cf meats at Bath & "While's
in irkct , opposite the postoftice. 23-tf
Applet ly tJte lariil , dclircrcd , 92.00.
XLEXIXQ A CO. , GROCER.
The first game of the boot-hall club
\ \ ill be played to-day.
Anewi-tock of fine handkerchief e\-
twcts at Saxe'h.
Extra Choice Michigan Apples , S.23
l > 2r barrel , at A. U. Gladstone's. o22t2
Afflcs ly the Isirrcl , ddivcrcd , $2.00.
FLSM1XG & CO. , GllvCEll.
The nomination of CoL John C.
Myon , M candidat ? for float senator , for
th * Sixth dUtrict , was msde Thursday ou
the eleventh formal ba lot.
Tlic receiptH cf the Tenth Street In
dmtrial f school dinner anl supper
abrogated SL20 , which is much better
than was done la t year.
Juit received at William Gentlf man's ,
a lot cf choice roll butter and frc h egg * .
Apples by the Imrel , full line tf ta ; > le
and fancy groceries. 22-2t
- Two cast B of plain drr.uls'were before
hixji-jior. Judge Havre * , yesterday. One of
the defendants j aid a fine and the other
want up for ten , diys.
' It was reiwrtedTlmrsday evening that a
lei'l roan had been found near Dan Burr's
warehouse , on 13th street. He proved to
b'e only exhausted from having been bled
lee freely by a phy.Mcian. He was con
veyed fo his board'ng house.
, In another column appears an adver-
tiHorocnt of sale < f tliort-hom cattle to l > e
held ut liimoln , Neb. , Nov. 11 and 12.
ICehra-iVa farme-a and btockmen should re
member the d te , as some good-blooded
cattle and ho s will be offered at th's sa'e. '
DANCING -Leir.icux's popular select
social , Brash's hall , 12th and Farnham ,
every Satunlay evening. Dancing from S
to 12 o'clock. Good nnibic prompting by
1'niL Mnthews. llall crowded with the
i eat dancern. New prograanue with more
plain quadril es for thoco wishiiig to learn.
' A prominentmuKiciaufromFran'ofoit-
on-thc-Main , Germany , it cxj ccted in the
c'ty in a few days , whcra it is exjected he
will locate. The goat'cmau ' , who is 1'rof.
August AVallhci-s , is a vcty fincpiinist and
Readier rd xvill be quite an acquisition to
the musical circles of this city. He is ex
pected to-day or Sunday.
The next meeting of the Saratoga
"T.ilcrary Society will be held Wednesday
evening Oct 27th and will discuss the ques
tion "licsolvod , Tliat water in moredes-
s-trtictivo than fire. " The officers of this
society a-e : President , Jacob Elton , vicc-
liridunt , C. W. Toinley ; secrctarj- ,
AVai. Townley.
Governor Nance hns commissioned L.
3' . Dcrbv aa cantain Minn P Vurnayaa
lirst lieutenant , and 1'dgar N. Cobb as sec.
end lieutenant of the Bennett Iliflet , of
Bennett , Neb. This ompauy numbers 7 < * i
filrong , aud the men are all provided with
the regulation uniform of blue co tand
pints. Adjutant Alexander has bhipped
forty hUud of Springfield uniKkcts and for
ty sets of nczoutreuicuts to them for ue.
( Judging from the reports of slreet-car
IrivcM jil'Jt\j the green line the locality on
' J'tghlcelith street , north of the creek is iu
' an ab elute Plate of terrorisou. AVc uudcr-
hlmii that a policeman hag been orJcrcdto
a ? < - inji.tuy t-.ichof the last two rttni o\er
' tiiis line and that the drivers mt uith rc-
"vulvcr in hand , cocked and ready for hu > i-
n R * . TA driver Thursday told ourreportcr
i > f a gang of three men who had been lay-
in forjhim and which were probibly the
one alluded to above. It seems ns if some
thing ought to be done to check BO glaring
: i slate of brigandage in the center of this
* IV well-known young Farnham street
ilrujKist had an adventure in North Ouia-
h i Thursday , at aii early hour , being at
I thj time returning from a call upon a lady
friend. llewas justapp ojching Ihe bridge
< > 18th atid Izird htreets , when four men
, vt Hid ) out in a mygtertous and threaten
ing manner in his pathway. He had the
nerve to draw his jevolvcr , and thus arm-
fl drove the villains down under the
bridge , after which he made his escape. It
i < ponible that the gun ; was there await-
> iin ; the "clianco to fire the Oil Mill , aud
tlicyjiidtu not long uftcnv.ird-
llaydon's Fire Kindltira are im-
.vftCM. . Atk your grocer for them.
lliydea'd Fire Kuidldrs are fm-
7uensf. A k your grocer for them.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. A
tl
Dr. E. "V. Smith , county surveyor , hns
returned from-Ohio. 01tc
tc
C. J. Green , J. IL Kyner , and J. M. tcti
Thurhlon , left ou the west bound train at ti
Conn rpj > ti > rH y , tiP
Geo. Y. Wallace and wife , of Salt Lake , P
formerly of Omaha , arrived in the city S
le t evening , and are the guests of Gen. is
jUaudunion. to
Al. Mas well , who has been western pas- toof
* eti cr ajent of the Missouri Pacific , left ofm
to-day to take a position with th Oregon
for
Naigation Co. . at Portland. feW
Km you kotcclvooJi
ly
-intention koncoct J for the prevention ,
f jW antl forever , of Kerosene kalunltta tt
During ( he koratng kold winter til
1. m ? to be remembered , th\n th tilbi
Xrer roaJy Ilayden Patent FlreKlndlcrl biP
Jlrcelvrs m pold mcJil wherererexhibltcdandls P
S .11 by all Lorrcct kuh Orocerr. m
IJnyden's Fire Kindlers are tm- haH
arutifc. Ask yonr grocer for them.
J. I. Nichol fc Co. , opposite post- gf
ollico , are celling choice appVs at$2.25
j-cr barrel , and Michigan 0 tincea at
IiO cents per basket , nil 1 iv& keep tr.
si choice line of j.- .os Land.
CLOAKS ! Ci \ ! CLOAKS ! mi
A large invoice now offering at er- su
rmely low prices at Bushman's 21-2t ing
SCI
Ksduction la prices , aupetiority
r-yiint ined , Astor Housej N. Y. by
olClin
Ifaydea'a Fire Kiudlers are the will
L si. Aek your Grocer for them. Pa
RANGES ! RANGES ! ! one
The best ranges in the market at
iha lowest possible prices &t R. Tros- Mi
uns , 1111 Douglas street o20t4 Da
DISASTROUS FIRE ,
The Omaha OH Works Take
Fire at Midnight and are
Partially Destroyed.
Heroic and Successful Efforts
of "the Department. "
Shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday
the slumbering echoes were awakened
by the shrill whistling of a locomotive
near the Northwestern depot.
Thoeo who were awake at that early
hour recognized the warning from the
experience of the past few months ,
and man who happened to be com
ing down the Farnbam street hill ,
looking in the direction of North
Omaha , saw the lurid glare of fire and
ran at once to No. 3's engine house ,
where an alarm was rung by hand and
the whole department promptly on
the way to the scene of destruction.
Ou the run up Sixteenth street the
flames could be seen pouring , as it
were , from a funnel of smoke and as
cending straight towards the sky. Not
a breath of wind was stirring , yet the
smell of oil conld bo distinctly recog
nized for blocks in either diiection of
the fire , which was finally reached
and found to be raging in the storage
department of the Omaha Linseed Oil
Works , on the bank of North Omaha
creek , near Izard snd Seventeenth
streets , and owned by Taft & Wood
man ,
TUB OIL WORKS
were among the most important of
Omaha institutions , and ( , -avj employ
ment to about thirty men , running a
day and night force steadily. Their
cipicity was recently increased by the
addition of new machinery costing
about § 12,000 and four hydrautic
presses , each having a power of 400
tons were in use. Last spring the
firm loaned about 10,000 bushels
of flux seed to the
farmers and the fall crop , raised
on this seed was just beginning to
come in rapidly , about 30,000 bush-
oh being in store in the portion of the
works attacked by fire.
The works comprise several build
ings , that occupied by the machinery
on the north , and the warehouse on
: ho south being the largest , and both
of considerable size and of frame.
The office adjoins the warehouse to
the west , and near it are the tanks
and oil house. Tne flames were first
discovered at the southwest corner o
; he warehouse , and when ssen by
Prof. Toozer , who was one of the
irst on the ground , were
WAGING FIEEOELY
n the interior and just bursting
hrough the roof. Up to this time the
night force , which was engaged in the
) uilding occupied by the machinery ,
cnesr nothing of the catastrophe mi
Mr. Toozer , procuring an ax , with
their assistance broke the look off the
door and gained an cntrauco to the
burning pile. There hnd been no
one ia this portion of the works dur-
ng the dny or night , and there was
10 atovo or fire there , so that the
cause of the coufligratiou is unknown.
The department aooa got to work
brewing two steady streams on the
ire , one of the engines being staticned
> o weea the two main buildings and
ho men eubjected to fearful heat. At
hia time the eight was as graud as it
was fearful. Dense clouds of smoke
aad volumes of bright fhmo rolled
heavenward , while overhead
A DOMB OF FIERY FPARKS ,
hundreds of feet iu height hung , in
its centre the moon appearing like
some grmt lamp , suspended , mul
beyond , the blue vault of heaven with
its rayrhds of glittering stars forming
a back-ground fur a picture more sub
lime than was ever conceived by an
artist's dreams. A shower of fire fell
continually from the fierce fountain in
the centre , the charred shingles and
boirds being often as largo ai a man's
two palms , butburiied tojthc crispncss
of aim-dried autumn loaves. Of the
many gorgeous pictures drawn by the
fire demon iu Omaha , none was over
o beautiful as this. The flames flash
ed like lightning from the crevices
n the building and swept up the sides
of the tall , tower containing the ele
vator , fed by the oil from the rich
tore of flax within , and
THE EFFORTS OF THE FIREMEN
were confined entirely to saving the
idjoining buildings. They were so
uccessful that not even the office
which directly adjoined the warehouse
burned , it was scarcely scorched.
An hour after the alarm the side of
the elevator fell in and from this time
on the fire waned gradually as the ma
terial which fed it was exhausted , un
til it was finally subdued.
The lois is quito severe , aggregating
perhaps ( $30 000 on the need and
5000 on the building , on which there
full insurance. The greatest blow
the firm , however , is the occurrence
the calamity at a time when their °
milling operations for the winter ,
which large preparations
were made , had just fair ,
begun. They will begin at once
the ! erection of a building to replace
the lost. It is duo
one to say that tic
but for the heroic exertion * cf the department
and
partment the whole establishment ch
must have been destroyed , with per the
haps many of the adjoining building ? .
Had there been a brisk wind the dam
age ! munt have necessarily been much
greater despite all efforts.
Hayden's Fire Kindlera are im
mense. < Ask your grocer for them. eat
On
A largo assortment of boys and
mens1 overcoats , pants , vest , coats ,
suits ; also a full line of gents furnish
goods , at PoUck'a , Farnham
scrtoet , near Fourteenth. o21-3t by
Try Hayden's Fire Kindlers. Sold
all grocers.
Till
1 CENTS Pa
purchase block of Hayden's iart
Patent Fire Kindlers which will start Cry
coal fire or five wood fires. Try it.
Mrs. M. Cox , Fashionable DressMaker
Wi
Maker , S17 Fifteenth street , between ant
Davenport end Chicago. _
. 1.
FIELD AHJ ) FORUM ,
Local Happenings Near at
Hand ,
All of Which are Attractive.
A big event occuredlistnlghtbelng
the concert at the Academy of Music
under the auspices of the Cecilian
Choral class , of the Union Catholic
Library Association , of this city , who
irfll be aided by the best amateur tal
ent in ihe city. The following was
the programme :
PROGRAMME PAW I.
1. Chorus JIarch Becker ,
Uarfield and Arthur Glee Club.
2. Zither Solo ConcertFantasiaUmlauf ,
Mr. Louis tobinricli.
3. Kecitaiion.
Mr. 11 C. Chamberlain.
4. Solo-\VLo's at my Window ? "
Osborne.
Miss lizzie Calderwood.
5. Solo Simon , the Cellerer.
Mr. W. O. Sander * .
C. Quartette. .
Me sr . F. S. Smith , J. W. W.lkins ,
J. L. Smith and W , Wilkins.
PARTIL
7. Solo "Bird of the Mountains" . . .
Hubbard
M s. H. D. Latcy.
S. Reading "Tom'sLittle Star. " . . .
FosterMiss
Miss Stacia Crowley.
9. Chorus "The HuntsmatfeFarewell. "
MenJel sohn.
10. Piano Solo ' Variations ( op. 12) ) .
Chop'n
"Prof. Martin C hn.
IL Duett 'Two Forest Nymphs , " .
Glover.
Hisses Lizzie Call < -rwo'jd and Mattie
Kennedy.
12. Solo-"Butterfly , Waltz Song , " . ,
. D. J. O'Neill.
CLUB HUNT AND SUITES.
The fall hunt of the Omaha Sports
men's club comes off on Wednesday
next. Sides were chosen laat evening
as follows :
Capt. Sprigg'a side J. W. Petty ,
Gen. Crook , \Vm. Preston , J. H.
Peabody , W. J. Laird , W. H. S.
Husjhes , G. F. Brucker , John With
nell , Geo. T. Mills , J. F. McCartney ,
P. Wmdheim , J. M. Tliuraton , Geo.
B. Lake , T. L. Kiraball , Wm. King.
D. S. Parmelee , Al. Patrick.
Capt. Blake s side H. A. Homan ,
S. B. Hathaway , B. E. B. Kennedy ,
H. B. Sacket , J. Budd , W. H. Clark ,
J. E. Campbell , H.Y. . Yates , J. J.
Hardin , B. F. Smith , R. S. Berlin ,
D 0. Sutphen. Gee Hoaglaud , John
McCaffrey , R. W. Withnell , M. W.
Kennedy *
Game is to be counted at Collins &
Potty'a at 4 o'clock p. m. on Thurs
day. The club supper will be held on
either Friday or Saturday evenings.
OMAHA ZITHER CLUB.
An organization bearing the above
title was perfected last evening with
Julius T. Fcatner as president and
Louis Bohmrich , as director. The
club which numbers ten members ,
eight 'zithers and two guitar players.
will give a concert in about two weeks.
Haydcn's Fire Kindlera are tm-
Ask your grocer for them.
FOR SALIiho Arcade , 1420
Douglas street. 22-2t
Hayden's Fire Kinrilers ore im
mcnsc. Ask your grocer for them.
FURS ! FDRS1 FURS !
The Omaha Fur Manufacturer ,
Henry G. llichter , Fifteenth street ,
opposite the posttiflice , calls the at
tention of the Lad'ca of Omaha and
licmity to visit ha superb stock of
Fursand , also , to J.k over their old
furafor repairing , before the season
advances. Satisfac'i.in ' guaranteed.
olG-nl
Iho i.ndies' Union.
On Wednesday afternoon a number
of ladies from the different churches
of the city mot .it the rooms of the
Young Men's Christian association
and organized a society to bo known
as "Tho Ladies' Union of the Y. M.
C. A. " The object of the society
is to hold a weekly pralso and prayer
meeting at the association rooms , and
do such gospel and mission work as
will come before them. They will
also lend the Young Men's Christian
association a helping hand in all their
work. Every Christian lady in the
city , as far aa possible , should be at
the meeting neit Tuesday afternoon
at three o'clock promptly. Ladioa
who have como to the city are espec
ially invited.
Hay den's Fire Kindlers are the
joss. Ask your Grocer f"r them.
I have a lot of heating stoves suit
able for stores and offices ; also a large
wrought iron range and cast iron
cooking stoves for hotel nee , that I
"
will close out much less than cost.
Also tinware and house furnishing
goods cheap. Enquire at Odd Fel
lows block. E. F. COOK.
o21-3t
BASE BURNER STOVES.
Don't fail to call and see the "In
vincible" and "Argand" stoves , of
whicli I have eold
so many this sea
son snd previous years , and "which
are now acknowledged by all to be the
best stoves in the market. I can also
assure the public that my prices actu
ally defy competition , and are far below -
low those of any other houeo in the
west. To conrince yourselves of the
truth of this statement call at No.
1111 Douglas st. R , TBOSSUT.
oc20 4t
A good chance for a man with lit- fo
capital. A well-selected stock
sa
fixtures for sale. Now is your ta
chance ; ! For particulars , enquire at site
* AECADE , 22d
22-2t 1420 DOUR. St. 22Wt
Hayden'a Fire Kindlers are tm-
noise. Aak your grocer for them.
We are the Di
unpacking to-day larg-
stock of clocks furs
ever brought to
Dmaha. Come and and
get one cheap.
EDHOUI & ERICKSON ,
The Jewelers , opposite postoffice.
CO
Try Hayden's Fire Kindlew. Sold
M
all grocers.
1J CENTS
purchase" block of Hayden's
Patent Fire Kindlera which will
one coal fire or five wood fires. Dii
it.
Sti
COOKING STOVES , ofbu
bu
;
iVith a full sot of furniture for $11.00
gO ; (
upward at the Stove Store of
Trosab , 1111 Douglas street.
BEVENUE MATTERS.
A Prisoner Brought to Oma
ha to Answer to Serious
Charges.
Beopsning of the Nebraska
City D stilleiy.
The deputy sheriff from Dakota
county arrived in this city Thursday
with a United States prisoner in
charge. The prisoner is a man named
Emil Hoya , an er-araateur detective ,
brought to Omaha to answer in the
the United States courts to the charge
of falsely person.tting a government
revenue officer and of obtaining money
of a Jackson saloonkeeperin a manner
strongly savoring of blackmail.
We understand that Hoya went tea
a saloon in Jackttcnkept by a woman
and finding ono or two cigar boxes
which had been emptied of their con
tents and on which the stamps had not
been cancelled according to law , ho
represented that ho was an officer and
accepted $50 as a bonus fur over
looking the swindle of Undo Sam.
Ho claims on this point that the man ,
whose name was Riley , offered hiui
the $50 hush money without solicita
tion , and he iu a like manner had
taken it. As the punishment ,
for . ouch an offense is
a fine not exceeding $50nnd imprison
ment not exceeding six months , it
will be seen that Hoya drove a pretty
good bargain. Ho also claims that
he did not personate a revenue officer
but was acting in the role of his pro
fession , a detective , which was his
own affair. The letter offensa charged
is a felony of a pretty grave characterj
and is punishable by a fine of $500
and impiisoiiment not l ° ss than six
months , nor exceeding two years.
The prisoner is also said to have
been involved in other trouble of a
somewhat similar kind , and it looks
as if he had got himself into a box.
He seems to have been at no very dis
tant date a man of affluence and re-
specfabilityj still possessing a gold
chain and some other jewelry , which
ho carries concealed under hia ehirt.
He ia also a member of several of the
leading secret societies in the city.
He will have his preliminary examina
tion before U. S. Commissioner Wat1
son B. Smith on Tuesday next.
rREPAlUXd FOR WORK.
Mr. A. D. Morria , assistant sur
veyor of distilleries for the district of
Nebraska , was In Nebraska City last
week to make a survey of the distil
lery at that point , preparatory to its
contemplated ra-opening on or about
November 1st. It will have a capaci
ty of about 1200 bushels of grain per
day. Mr. Ira Higby will bo assigned
as gau cr to do duty at that point.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
ON CLOAKS AT BUSIlMAN's. 21 2t
Try Hayden's Fire Kindlers. Sold
by all grocers.
1 CENTS
will purchase a block of Hayden's
Patent Fire Kinilers which will s'.srt
ouo coal fire or five wo9dfires. Try it.
My stock consisting of Fancy
Goods ( , Notions , Ladies and Gents'
Furnishing Goods , etc. , for sale
cheap ? ! Can > -ivo goud reason for sell
ing. TllK AltCAJJE ,
22-2t 1420 Douglas St.
Try Hayden's Fire Kmdlera. Sold
by all grocers.
1 CENTS
will purchase a block of Hayden's
Patent Fire Kindlers which will start
ono coal fire or five wood fires. Try it.
For the finest line of hatscaps and
furs , go to 1
22-21 c. B. DEGROAT & co.'s.
Hayden's Fire Kindlers are im
mense. Ask your grocer for them.
Lirgo Stock of Boots and Shoes ,
just received , suitable for winter
wear , at FOLLIUEDE'S ,
Near 13th and Douglas Sta.
Try Haydeu'a Fire Kindlera. Sold
by all grocers.
1 CENTS
will purchase a block of Hayden's
Patent Fire Kindlera which will start
"one coal fire or five wood fires. Try it.
W. N. Whitney , sole agent for :
Bun's Celebrated Shoes , has the
largest and beat selected stock of
boots and shoes in the city. Call and
got your monies worth. o22-2t
Try Hayden's Fire Kindlere. Sold
by all grocers.
1 } CENTS
will purchase a block of Hayden's
Patent Fire Kindlers which will start
ono coal fire or five wood fires. Try it.
Mens' Boots $2.00 , Ladies' Shoes
75c , Muses' . Shoes GOc , at Fullriede' * ,
near loih and Douglas streets. Call
before buying elsewhere. all
Owing to the bad weather and un ed
foreseen circumstances , the auction
sale of stoves , which was to have
taken place on Sixteenth street , oppo
U. P. block , on Friday , October
, has been postponed for one
week. JAMES BOKNEE ,
Auctioneer. .
in
Finest fur hats and caps at C. B. ca
DEGROAT & Co.'s ; also fine line of lan
and gloves of the latest pattern
best manufacture * . 22(2 (
Hurrah ! Hurrah ! ! Hurrah ! ! !
A meeting of the First Ward Han SI
cock ( and English club will be held in pi
Uetz'a ( Hall to-night at 7:30. Good at
speakers will beln attendance.
By order of the president
It J. WEINSTEIX , Sec.
7i
First-class board at the McKenzie pr
Dining Hall , Sixteenth and Dodge tic
Streets. It Is near the business part
tha city and convenient for clerk , bo
Business men and others. Tickets
oed for 21 meaU , $4. o22f-m-w
. 22
E. Maurer has opened his new
3ch room 1214 Farnham
BIDS ON BONDS.
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE , )
OMAIJA , Oct. 21,1880. f
Sealed proposals will be received'by
the undersigned at his office until 7:30 :
o'clock Monday evening.October 25th ,
A.D. 1880 , for the purchase of SCG-
100 of bonds of the city of Omaha ,
described as follows :
One hundred am ? tsrenty bonds of
five hundred dollara each , and sixty-
one bonds of one hundred dollxT8
each , all dated November 1st , 1880 ,
and bearing interest at the rate of
seven per cent per annum , Interest
payable semi-annually at Kouutze
Bros * , banking house in the city of
Now York , and the bon redeemable
ou the first day of November , 1900 , at
the same bank.
Said bids shall specify the price that
will ba paid and the amount of bonds
proposed to bg taken. Envelopes con
taining said proposals or bids shall bo
marked "Bids on Bonds , " bo addressed -
dressed to the undersigned , and bo
delivered before the expiration of the
time above specified. The city coun
cil reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. By order of the city coun
cil. J. F. McCAUTNEY ,
oct21-4t City Clerk.
Try Hayden's Fire Kindlera. Sold
by all grocera.
1 ! CENTS
will purchase a block of Hayden's
Patent Fire Kindlers which will start
one coal fire or five wood fires. Try it.
The first premium for fine hats and
caps was awarded to C. B. DEGROAT
& CO. , and don't you forgot it , and
don't you disreinember it. 22-2t
Try Hayden's Fira Kindlers. Sold
by all grocers.
1J CENTS
will purchase a bloiA of Hayden's
Patent Fire Kindlers which will star
ono coal fire cf five wootlfires ] < Try it
A Car .
I have received my fall and winter
stock , consisting of a full asjortmon
of ladies' , gents' , boys' and children' !
boots and shoes all from the bea
manufacturers cf St. Lou's and Phila
delphia. I keep no shop work , am
you find at my store only honest am
tiir goods. Every pair warranted
and sold nt bottom prices. No bpttc :
goods are brought into thia marke
than I handlo. I menu what I say
and aay what I mean , that Philll ]
Lang's is the cheapest place for boot
and shoes in the city.
PHILLIP LANG ,
1318 Fdrnham street.
Haydcn's Fire Kindlora are thi
boss. Ask your Grocer for them.
LOOK HERE !
The Garlind Parlor Steve stands a
the front ; leads any in the market.
Messrs. Lang & Foitick will bepleasct
to show you all tha latest improve
menta , and convince you at once tha
there is no better steve in the market.
1221 Pnrnhani street , next to First
National Bank. - - - s33-eod-tf
Tiy Hnydcn's Fire Kindlers. Soh
by all grocers.
'
] CENTS
will purchase block of Hayden's
Ptitcnt Fire Kiudlers which will start
one coal fire or five wond'fires. Try it.
To-morrow wo will unpack the finest
line of Gold and Silver Spectacles in
the city. Wo c.m suit the moat diffi
cult eyes to good lit ! 1113 spectacles and
see as good as you wish.
EimoiM & EHICKSON'S ,
Opposite postoffice.
Hayden's Fire Ktndlors are the
bsss. Ask your Grocer for them.
H. BOLLN & Co. , the Sixteenth
street grocers , are now manufacturers
agent ? for the celebrated "SAXTON'S
BEST" Winter Wheat Flour , which ia
at ealo at the following grocers : F.
Lanp , Geo. Heimrod , Goo. Schmidt.
Julius Treitchko , William Gentleman ,
Henry Ditzon , F. A. McShaue , Z.
Stevens and William Soxauer.
w-f-m-tf
- - -
Hayden's Fire Kindlera ara the
boss. Ask your Grocer for them.
Elegant lunch served at GRAND CEN
TEAL , BILLIARD HALL : mornings 9 to
12 ; evenincs , 8 to 12. m.w.f
Hayden's Fire Kindlers are the
joes. Ask your Grocer for them. * xlr
Owing to the iuclemeucy of the
weather , the annual ball of the Lyran
Singing Society , which was to have
been held last Saturday , has been
postponed until Saturday , October
23d. mf
Hayden's Fire Kiudlera are the
besa. Ask your Grocer for them.
There is no branch of trade in
which a customer must rely so much
on the word of a merchant aa to the
quality of good's sold as in jewelry.
Imitations are made 30 perfect nowadays -
days aa to challenge detection from
but experts. This is why Messrs.
Whipple , McMillan & Co. hare reach
a loidhig position in their line of
trade their customers feel that they
can bo trusted. 19-tues-friifcsat
Pi
Hayden'a Fire Kindlers are the
boss. Ask your Grocer for them.
WATCHES and JEWELRY of every
discriplion. A full line of Bracelets ,
gold and gold plate , at prices that
cannot be boat , at Whipple , McMil Oil
& Co. , 1422 Douglas St ol9t-f-s SxlO
Hayden's Fire Kiudlera are tm-
mense. Ask your grocer for them.
ICx
Rui
HARD COAL SELF-FEEDING Chi
STOVES Splendidly and elaborately a"
plated ; with nickel , for § 8 and upward , T-Iu
R. Trosain's , 1111 Douglas street. Cor
o20t4 Vel
WAKTED , TO REST A house of 5 to Vie
rooms. Scuth of St. Mary's avenue Gui '
preferred. Address "KB. | . & M. Cm
ticket office , Omaha. o21-3t Ace Si
and
Hayden's Fire Kindlera are the
boss. Ask your Grocer for them. J J.
First premium on fine hats.
22-2t c. B. DEGROAT & co.
Hayden'u Fire Kindlers are tm-
*
BEMABKlBLYLOWPRICES.
There ia no expense connected with
our Cloak Department. See them
at Bushman's. 21-2t
California Pears , Pluma , Grupes ,
etc. , at Tizard's Palace. o21 tf
SPECIAL HOTiGES.
NOTICE AdvcrUa mento To Let
Lost , Kouad , WauU , Boanllni ; Ac. , will bo In
serted in theM columns ciice for TKN CENTS
per line ; each subaequontliisertlOD.FIVB OEST3
- lino. The flist iDsartlon never Ira- than
TO IDAH-J ) EY.
EY.mt
mt L w Offiea
Kooniii.CrcUhtouB.Hdi
-JITONKT TO
Dr. Edward/i LOMI Api-iT-
HELP HAH7SD
TirAXT A sl'uation as houss-kteper w.'t
> V poW rcbpcctablc fami'y ' ; references i-e. " .
and required. Address II. , fcea office 7SO-2i
A > TEU Anurssgirl , 403 Casa St. , near
W 2m St. 7u
A g ! 1 for Kcceral housework.
WANTED S. W. corner 15th anil Chicago
street ? . 72i-tl
Dining room help. Apply at
WANTED . 71409
- for peneral lioustwork ; Mrs'
WAKTKD-OIrl , X. E. Cor llarney and 16tli
SU. " 05-23
"TT7 ANTED A ilrl fir penerM housework.
W Enquire of lira J. II. Creichton , Ciss
street , bet. 17th and 13th. 702-lf
ANTED A iood house-keeper , at 1109
W Farnham street , np tiiis. 034 tf
Girl ; "cook" preferred , at F.
WANTED 13th and Jacltswn. tS3-tf
"ANTED 2 men to work i'i marked jr
W north , at the end cf 18th St. II
C59-U
F3R BENT-HOUSES AMD UNI ) .
T7IOR HUNT Two unfurnished rooms , at C14
I1 South 14th St. 72325
1T1UHNISI1ED Front room , suiiable for man
JU ud ife , lor rent , 1C20 Cass , next cor. 17i h
7o7i
171011 RENT Cottage , on 5th and I'ine Stg ,
r new houtc , eiijht rooms.un 2ada d Casa tts.
Enquire J. I' . Koe , U. LCor. . 121U and Farn.
ham. 6-tf
r OA KENT House and lot in Hmll's 2ai
P add. , near new U. S. uomll. " 'I" " ?
Jloom C , Crclshton Jilock. H-t
BENT Lar o bouse , 7 roonw , 20th St. ,
ir CasJSi.eet. C. T. TAYX "y
offlco
OK iJRNT finely furnished ii > 'J '
! Davenport Btrcot , bet. 13th and
I
T71OR RENT 2 Jurnislieil rooms o\er Her"-
JC chants Exchange , ff. K. Cor. 16th and
DoJee streets
"T7KIlSALk Express agon and harness in
JJ good order. AddrcSi 1 > . M. , Eee officeoo
T > ALED nAY A car-load of b.1ht baled liny
l > just received , ntCharlton Bros. , cor. Daven
port and ICth SU. 720-tf
SALE The new Kncland Uouw , llasS-
FOR , Heb. Inquire of proprU'or on the
premise" ; will sell then lisle or part interest
E. N. ? xOYU3. 713-33
I710U SALE Tinnei's t < jol3. Inquire 415 10th
JJ Etrcot. 717-22
O HOUSES And coiner half of lot , southeast
fy corner 14th and CassSts. , 7 roomi in each ;
rent for J23 nd 325 per month CEUIS' 1 EAI ,
EbTAiE AOE.VCT , 15th end DouglM Sta. 679-lf
SALE Mixed paints , at A. Holmes,16th
EOR
and California Sts. C15-tf
T7I KSALK Cottonwood lumber of all eizcs.at
1 ? RKDMOND'S , Slxtcenth-Bt. BIG-t
MISCELLANEOUS.
T OST Brown le.itherpcckct-book,6teel clasp ,
XJ contain'ug 2 U. P. orders 820 each , a 20 dollar
lar gold piecj and 0 or 7 dollars in rilver. A
liberal reward will be piid for its return to Mrs
J. D. Campbell , 81113th St. 7S9-23
AvFAY One large red Durham
STRAYED |
conr , ears cut off so ai lo be pcrceivible.
Lar.e tuna , ab ut ten years ol I. Kinder will
fce rcwaided by retUMiiiij ' , ( ho ahovo described
to Frederick i/cllon , cor. C'ipitol a e- and 13th.
723-tf
, , , . . . . . . . wP 1 mll > s noith of Omaha , t o
, JL head of two-j\ar old and B head of one-
year n.d ca lit1 , I'll U Kountre's old fartu.
CIJAd KLONMNGEl ! , 72j 22
K.-d Irl'h iKtter bitch with pups Fho
rOST
J dol'ars ' rauaid Mill bo paid for her retu-n.
CHAS S AM AN , .11 A. J. tilmpiion's rurriago
Shop. 7162
. NOriCK Ot o Friaont. ve'ermiry
SPKUIAI.
surxton yrailuite of \cterintry college
of Stuttg-tt and Zurich. Hospital 1149 Mini-man
a\cnue JSO-lm
Absolutely fore. ffl :
Made from Grape Cream Tartar. No othe 8
irep.irution makes such Hzht , flaky hot breads , 811
luxurious poetry. Can be eaten by dvpcftict 511
without- fear of the lla resulting from heavy i 111
digestible food. 3i
Sold only in can ? , by'all Grocer ? . Yo
KOTAL BAKLSH I'OWDUR Co. . K * Ynrlr.
SIGN OF THE Bet
GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME , Ha Sni
12' :
2t ,
18 !
18Pti
Pti
Ool
J.e'
Ne'
Sui
181 i
131
121
121
131
Bit
411
121
HI
121
101
Sit
Pea :
Pea
Pie
A. HOSPE JR. Bia Pea
. , . , )
Pianos and Organs First Class Che .
Dar
on Easy Monthly Payments , Stn *
Sheet Music and Musical Stri
Bah
cal Instruments , Lim
FINE SroCK OF Su ?
Y r
3VE O TJ L ID IIsT G-S . Ton
Suci
Paintings , Enjrravmgs and Frames at great Pun
ly reduced prices. 511
Frames , 1 inch , Walnut. IGc 1011
10x12 SO 3511
10x11 20 lilt
12x16 60 2511 ;
12x13 65 Fat
10x20 75 Fat ;
Rustle 8x10 f nine . 15 Codl
ihromos framed , mr U , 25c , Codl
rhromos framed , large , 1 25 , nan
Engrivings from SOc upwards , Hell [
Photograph frames from 15c upwards , ToU
IVindow Cor Jcea 75c a window and upwards , Tob
Lambreqnlrji 8 00 p r window and upwards , Tob :
Cornice Poles 2 60 per window and upwards , Tobi
Velvet frames 25c eich to5 00 Haa
3VTUTSIC. Butt
Co
riolln Strings 15c , Com
r'iollm 1 75 , 2 50 , 3 and upwards , attci :
JuiUrs 5 00. 6 00 , 7 00 and upwards ,
Janjos 1 00. " 3 00 , 5 00 , and upward * ,
Iccorileois from 1 CO up , cheapest in city
Send for samples and cataloene of mouldings
shedl music. A. HOSPE , JR. ,
167B Dttlirn St. . Omaha Neb.
H. FLIEGEL & CO.
Successors to J. II TIIIELE ,
HERCIIANT TAILORS ,
No. 1220 Douglas S'treet ,
riivr A T = T A ,
* "Tl rl
- - - -
S. P. MORSE GO. 9
ST. .
ASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS.
UN
BLANKETS , COMF1 &C.
From
TEPHENS & WILOOZ'S STOCK ,
We have Many Goods , bought last year , that
have since advanced from Thirty to Fifty
per cent , yet WE OFFER THEM AT BANK
RUPT PRICES :
0 Pairs 104 White
Blankets at - - - .
-
§ 2.00 , Worth § 3.00
50 iairs 104 White Blankets at .
- S2.T5 , Worth 4.00
25 l\airS 104 White Blankets at - c - - - : $5.00 , Worth 7.00
25 Pairs Ii4 White Blankets at - - - . - $6.00 , Worth 0.00
# Pairs California White Blankets at . . . $10.00 , Worth 20.00
400 F.airs Western Grey Blankets at $5 , $6 jind ST.50
All to-day worth from $2 to $5 a pair morr.
OUR NEW DISPLAY OF
DRESS GOODS , HOSIERY , FRINGES ;
Ptissmcnterics , Beiidcd Trimmings , Etc.
Is very Elegant , and Certainly the Finest ever Shown In Omaha.
s. IP. IMIOIRSIE & co.
ft II TTHC D i HAS NOW OPENED FOR INSPECTION HIS NEW STOCK
Ey L ll U I I R S of ? al1 and Winter ClotMng for Men's Youths' Boys' and
Children's Wear.
-SPECfAL ATTTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO MEET
Fanilmm Street.
1001 the requirements of Everybody.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND PATTERNS IS
Poppleton BIOCK. the most varied and elegant ever displayed in the
city.
-CITIZENS ARB CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAMINE1.
our large display of Dress and Easiness Suits , Fall
Grand Weight Overcoats , Novelties in Furnishing Goods ,
Stylish Hats and Caps , Trunks , Valises , Califorfornia
Blankets and Overalls , &C.&G.
-NO ONE IP HE CONSULTS HIS OWN INTERESTS WILL
OPENING
buy one dollar's worth of Clothing until he has * seen our
immense Stock and learned our Prices ;
LATEST TELEGRAMS
He Not Half as Interest
ing to the General Eead-
er as the Following Price
List :
, lbaof Awttarfor. . . . . ' . II CO
l Ibs extra Csn ? r for. „ . „ . 1 00
} Ibs Canary C. Snear.for. . 1 00
Ibs Granulated So ar for.- 1 00
Ibs Cut Loaf Suarfor . . 1 00
Ibs zood Klo Coffee for , . 1 00
Ibs best Bio Coffee for. - . 1 00
Ibs choice Java Coflce for - 1 M
[ Ib be t Mocha Coflcs for 1.00
ounz flyson Tea per Ib , 80 to J >
along Tea pcrlb , SO to
inan Tea per Ib , 80 to - "
inest Gunpowder Tea per lb _ '
art O K Flour per sack . „ =
low Flake winter wheat flour <
vens."bestflour. . - * J1 r ;
bars ' Climax Soap for J ' ' ! :
bars Laundry Eoap for 1 {
bars Linen Soap for „ . . . 1 w
ire Maple Syrup In gat. cans. . . . . . . . . . 1 Oj )
jldcnBjrup per gallon. . . . . . . . - *
aw Orleans Syrup per gallon
sw Orleans Molasses per rallon . . . . w
icar House Molaases per gallon
Ibs St. Louis aoda Crackers for. . . . 1 Cv
ilbsSt. Ixjuls Oynter Crackers for. . _ . . . 1 CO
Iba Boston Butter Crackers for _ _ . . . 1 01
lira Glnecr Snaps for - 1 00
Iba New Currant * for 1
Iba Kow EUckborriea for - 1
Ibs Pitted Cherries for. . . . . . 1
Ibs Dried Peaches ( halves ) for 100
Ibs Choice Dried Apples for 1 00
Ibs best new Prune * lor _ 1
lb . best Valencia RaUtns 1
bs. new layer lUiains.- . 1
aches , 21b cans
aches. 3 Ib cans ( standard ) . . . .
Peaches. B Ib cans . . . . . _
aches ( Cal)3 ) lbcai.s
ickberries , 2Iocan
ples , ( York State ) ; , al can 30
uebcrriesSlbcan
icrries 21b can -
.mson Plums 2 Ib cans _ . . . .
pberrie 21b can 1 *
rawberries.2 Ibcan _ . 16
in ? Beans,2 Ib cans 122i
ked Beans , 3 Ib cau _
na Beans , 2 Ib cans 12
jarcorn , 21b can „ 12
rmouth corn , per can 17 (
matoes , 31bcan ]
xotaah , 2 Ibcan i
mpkins , Slbcan
Ibs beans . J JJ
Ibsdrled Lima beans J 00
Ibs hominy J {
0
Ibs Carolinitrica J
bs oat meal * W
ifamllrmackerel : , perklt 85
family ! white flsh r kit. BO
Ifiab , whole , per Ib. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
lfl h , boneless , per Ib JO
Ilibut.perlb -1 ; *
land herringnew ( per kez.- J J
wcoJuiTerPealpluzlperib . . M
accoOId8iyleperlb ( ) Jo
ucco ( Meerschaum ) per Ib * J
us , suRar-cured , perlb > . 12J
ter , fresh roll , per Ib * "
mplete price 1UM furnished on appUwtlon.
rntry orders will recelre prompt and canto )
ttion. Positively no zoods sofa on crdltt.
J. B. FRENCH & CO. ,
ic Original Reliable Grocers , i
No. 1119 Farnhnm Street , L
OMAEA. NEB-
SDBSCBIBE FOB
THE WEEKLY BEE ,
The Bestiin the West.
AGENTS [ FOR DEVLIN & GO. ,
BOSTONCLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHINGHOUSE ,
FAIiiVIIAM STREET.
Oval Brand
.
The sales of thlB "brand" of O i-r hare nowlonUtrippad all others. Yon get more Ojrteri IN
WEIGHT AND MEASURE In ca cfthfa brand than i any other. 6. n. BZEilEK. .
m General Weitern Agent. Om li
SO.OOO
CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST !
MAX MEYER & BRO.
Propose for the next ninety (90) ( ) dajs to sell then
entire stock of
Diamonds , Watches , \
Jewelry , Clocks
Silver-Ware ,
Pianos & Organ
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturing Prices , WMch is from 15 to 20 per
cent , "below any Eastern Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into their
weN Store , Cor. Ilth & Farnham
We Mean Business * Come and be Convince * ! ,