THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8 1884.
THESE STYLES AT MORUE'fi. SIEDfe
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LARGEST CLOAK DEPARTMENT INOMAFA , SHOWING A COMPLETE LINE
OF NEW GOODS ,
The depression in' Eastern trade and tha worm wf atlicr has enabled us to purchase an
Embarrassed Manufacturer's Oloaks.
Kuril- Price * . I'rltfs Now.
? 3o.OO 12 to 52 inohcs loiig Plush Cloalcs 821.00 ,
40 00-42 to 52 inches long Plush Oloaks 30.00.
15.00-42 to 52 inches long Plush Cloalcs 35 00.
50.00-42 to 52 inches long Plush Cloaks 40 00.
00.00-42 to 52 inches long Plush Clonks 45,00.
Russian Circulars , Paletots , Newmarkets , Jersey Jackets , all included in this'sale , and we will
S.A _ V E3 TOTJ $ ± TO $25.
D53
150 Dox.cn Children's Merino.Vcsts , Sue and ! J5c , worth at wholesale , 50c.
(500 ( Do/en Children's nil-wool Vests , AOcand GOc , worth nt wholesale 75c.
90 Do/.en Ladies' Merino , Vests at 35c. always sold nfc 5c. ( )
(50 ( Do/.en Ladies' Merino Vests at 50c , always sold at.75c.
3GDox.cn Ladies' Merino Vests at 75c , always sold at One.
3(5 ( Do/en Ladies' Merino Vests at OOc , always sold nt 51.25.
p. MORS E
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6OO Yards Colored Velvets 25c ,
always sold for 5Oc.
250 Yards Colored Velvets 5Oc ,
always sold for 75c.
300 Yards Colored Velvets 75c ,
always sold $1 25.
I6O Yards BSack Velveteen 5Oc ,
always sold for 75o
6OO Yards Black Velveteen 75c ,
always sold $1,25.
The above goods are suiting Vel
veteens , and invariably have sold for
almost double the price we ask.
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THE DAILY BEE.
Saturday eiMorning''Novom'bcr8l
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
ThecteiuiiiRS nt tlio clu&rlng liouao , JOB-
torday , amouutcd to $371,573.70.
Tlio ovoulni ; clofui in chomlctry will bo ro
hutned iu Creighton college Jitoiulny , tliu Dili ,
at 7:301 > . in.
Tha list of iirofititutcn for thin month con
tains 120 names , ono of tlio largest lists over
prepared in tbii city.
Wanted to buy a lur and fixturcB from 10
to IS feet long. Apply at C.iniield house
before 2 p. in. to-day ,
There will bo a regular meeting of lluth
] { fbekali degree , loilgo No. 1 , In Odd I'ollow's
ball , nt7JO : Sattirdoy evening , November 8 ,
1884. A fall nttendanco in requested.
The bonrdoisof the Doran liouso and their
friccd spent lftntinonlii ry ploMantly nt
thtir hotel. Dancing wns the prinuip.il iimimo-
merit cf tbo evening ntidvai kcjit ii | > to an
onrly hoar this morning.
John liielt , the Sixteenth itroot hardware
man , ia Greeting a fine brick block ux | > n the
gitiund where hla old frame bulhllnj ; formerly
stood. Tlio now plnco will b Rrout con
venience to Mr. Krck and an ornammit to
Sixteenth street.
It-in not our ciietoin to make any men
tion of crticlcB advertined in our coluinna ,
but vro do not hcettato to spcuk in high
terms of the "Garlind Steve and P.an-
ges. " The mnnufaoturorh aim tr produce
the very best that can ucmeibly bu made ,
which accounts for the lilgh romitatioit
which th < y have obtained en the beet in
the world.
Oiniilm Xllnci * Clul ) .
' YcBtordoy evening the nbovo club reorganized -
organized at St. Gaorgo'a hall. The fol
lowing members were protiuiit.
Miti Tlllio Kessler Geo. Aiclienbatli
jilts Ada BclioontnnLcrl'rnuit tichoofer
liss Kanny Knowdou CliB . V. Schmidt
MlHS Atlele Ktitnvr .loliii. [ . Herold
JrlUs Amaliii Koitoi J5 O.Vosg
Mini Anna King Goo. Lleberknrcht
MUs A. Jlurhchrcr Oeo , llcnmnan
illBi ilnry Guanler ( ito , L. Hchwftrtz
UrnciitUurl : Gut Ackcrmaim
Max J/cinijier ( jix ) , J K < Miter *
Wrn. 0. J-.j ron .T. JCuvhn
Konrud lludtr .Tullun T. Ke.tncr
The club will moot at the aboro hull
once a week for piactiou cud uootability.
Julius Fuitnur VIM clinacn uroolrlonl ,
pro tern. , and Prof. Wnlter P. Hardinir
et'cretary , pro tbm , for the term of one
month. At tha first meeting in Dtcombcr
permanent ofliasrs will be eloslod for one
year.
year.At the nest meoliog , Wedneef ] ,
Jlnvcraber J2th , JJr. FtfBtner will form
two clmocE and ( jtvn inotruotfons to thnni-
who uro jtnt BOar advanced M the
raujority of thniuembon. It is expcatul
tbo msmfcrflliip ofIho club
iif'y before iho JioHdayr ,
xWiw , guUttir , tsnjos , a violfu
POLICE OOUET ,
A Number ol1 PnitlllHtla Individuals
Interviewed by the
Thursday's bullolina were too much
for Bonio of the oxcitcablo onca mid their
enthusiasm ran in a pugilistic strain , the
conscquonco being n number of fights and
sovornl arrests.
11. McOco , ITermau Fielding and Win.
Daily were nil charged with fighting , and
pleadud guilty without a murmur and
were ctillud upon to ilnnoait ? 5 each aud
costs.
costs.Martin
Martin Ilaap wns charged with fighting
with I'uter Smith. Ho said ho wns welk
in ! , ' , ( ilong Tliirtounth ntreot with a friend
when they mot Smith. Smith hurrahed
for liliiino and Uonp'a companion lot out
a yell for Cleveland , whorotipon Smith
cltnllongod Heap to fight. Doth took oil'
their ooats and Smith wss knocked out
tlio first round. The judge , on the ground
hot "ni yo sow , no ahull yo Heap , " fined
cap $5 mid costs.
A. L. Atmiod wai charged with drunk.
nucs. List night ho was in OjtholFd
loon , on Sixtuonlh ntruot , and getting
drunk , pullud n murdcrotm looking dirk
from his boot and drove the crowd into
n corner. Olllcur Whilmack arrested
him. Ho told the jmlgo that ho wns
hunting and had thu knife for that pur-
pooo. The judgn told him that tticro was
110 gtxmo in Omaha to hunt with that kind
of a knllo , fined him $5 mid coata r.ud
cimfuirikul thu knifo.
Peter JolniBoa and Martin Johnson
wore arrested Thursday evening in front
of thu Humid olllco for cruelty to mii-
mals. They had n sick horse which was
unable to stand upon iln foot and worn
boating it in : i ulmmuful nmniHT. Mr.
Homy Gibson , of the liowld oflico , ro-
munilrnted with them uhon ono of them
struck him with thu whip , whereupon ho
had thorn arrested. Mr. Gibson and two
ether geutlomon uppuarod against them
in polfco court tliii morning and they
were fined § 10 each and costa.
THE FIRST MEETING ,
Tlio V , M. C. A. MieiliifTlnusiUy
NI IU Inlho I'roHb ) lei-Ian Ohuroli ,
The Y. M. 0. A. convention rout in
the Flnl r/cebytorian church , nu DoJgo
ntruot Qhureday night.
iJt. Luisonring prooidod and the fol.
lowing delegiitoa iroro prceont ; L. M.
Oiiupbell , 0V. . Shaw , Geo. K. Work ,
Hastings ; Hey Godding , State Univor-
flily ; B , L , Payne , H. P. Marofold-
fug , J. A. Dummltt , W. 1C. Williams ,
U. L AndrnwB , Frank Harmon , Liu-
ooln ; R , li. Stephenson , Oo3ar Rapids ,
la.j Oeo. 0. Heed , Thomas JJ U , Fwd
Uaed. 0. Asbly , Mark Dean , J. 0. Wis.
wnll , KJ Atwofid , S D. Fitohy , JK. K
lli'eon ' , Weeping Water ; J. W. Hansel ,
St. Joe , 0. J. Baldwin , Daniel Doano ,
0. G. Baldwin , Dea MoincB , la. ; W. H.
Uobbs , 1C. T. Ohipporfiold , A. W. Clark ,
J. W. Miller , York ; Quo. F. Coxhoad ,
Kansas City , Mo. ; Henry Curtis , Coun
cil Bluffr , and Uobort Woidensnll , Chi
cago.
cago.Tho opening address was made by Mr.
Hubert VVoidensall and was replied to by
Messrs. George T. Coxhead , atato secretary
tary of Missouri , and C. G. Baldwin ,
a Into secretary of Iowa.
After n hymn vra suuij by the congregation
gation llov. J S. Datweilor , of the ling
lish Luthorn church , dolivorud an address
dross upon the subject of "Tho Bible as a
Study.1 '
The mooting was n very pleasant and
instructive ono iti'd are followed by
others of the sanio kind to-day , to
day and Sundny. Everybody ! ia Invited
to attend thosb montingi.
Lrulien ! Pyhsicimu and chcmista liavo
annlyxud I'oz/.oiil'i ) medicated comploxlon
powder and roccomund its 1100 to their
wives and lady friends. What better
could bo said of it.
Onptnui > ) nok'H I'lnco.
John O'Donohuo has fitted up n line
saloon nt the corner of Sixteenth street
and Capitol uvcnuc , and will give a for
iiicl opening toniyht. . Captain
O'Donohuo is as well known cs any man
In Omaha , having had oluirga of the
police force hero for sovor.il years. Ho
IIRO fitted up an elegant plnco , and
doubtless will recelvo n largo patronngo.
Mr. Brown , formerly with Citlltm and
with Bluke , on Tenth street , will otlioi-
ate as bar-tender. A line line of wines ,
liquors and cigars will bo kept , and
Captain O'Donohuo ' invitta his many
frimdj to call iiiui HAmpIn thorn.
Absolutely Pure *
Itilo powder novcr t rln. A mtnol 01 poitlly
etrcpjttfi wid wholcsotutiicM. ttoio eooacrulml thai
vJ SS
650 Yards
54-inch Flannel Suitings ,
Actually worth 81.00.
900 Yards
51-inchJFiaiinel SuiMngs ,
worth 51.25.
S fa 00.
ISOLD WBTH
30F BEING THE BESSTi
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'DETROIT-CHICAGO-BUFFALO * "
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DE , SWETNAM.
OlDoo 15th ntroot , hrnt aoor north of
Farnam In Boyd'a opsrn horuo. I onvo
ordora nt oflio3 or Saro'a drutf atoro.
Toloyhono 150.
THE HULL
The Pioneer , and StilUiiead.
100,000 NOW BT USE.
Fn t FUjwrsodlnir tlio Urgfut oJ ! fmhloiiod eto\
4. It hiDtbo iliuplent anil mint umdcct
toviluriicr ) lii the uorlil , ftud with rcw Improira
iucnUhoeMlr | t to PiKTito Abialutcly tilt wltb
H imttnt r > 'J Tf It , now la uia thu no.-oaJ < eft9i > r
without a tliijla acoklf ut
/JTScuJ ( or CftUlonto. l'rro ! LUt , Kto
lUHUiVAPOnOTOVKCO ,
- JliP
imsi
tlio cliangoa tftal , in a tow years , have
takou pluco in the uior.nfacturo of
Improvement aftoz 'mptcv.naont hi *
boon made , until to-day the clothing
offered by Schlank & Prince , 1210
Farnara street , ia nqual in every
roapeot to the beat
Custom World
While at tlio nr.tno time the lownt'ss ol
price of the fine grcdo of clothing
they handle ia no k".i uctonich-
in ? Uiiiu the
Perfection of
THE LALITV Ot
MATERIAL AND MAES
1210 Farnam Street. 151d
QITU ) HEDAL , PAHIS , 187S
BAKER'S
Warranted atisolnttlu pur
Vneaa , Ironi which the fta-.ni a
OH IIIHbitnrrmou'd. Ithuthr-u
'Imett/te ftmiythul ( 'on inlii'C
vllh Btarcj , Ai-owroot or Hiiifai
ami li IhurtTurc far muio ixonmr. )
cnl. It In Ocllcloui , DourlDhls ;
oumlraM ) luhjitcj for ItnaUai u
hold uyllrnicra crorjiilior *
fl. BAKER & Pfl , . norcliester.
TH&Y MUST BS UfiED ,
Dr. Young's Electric Holts.
> OI ( TIIK TIKK Of
n * vr.nni-
IIOUll , Uh\hSr rl lit
1.0111 N 1 > U I N U ,
IGfTlltUL KUllORB ,
( i-IIcr.rJ liuw they nut l > o curtd , anil > coo tr
Heath , HtrciiKtli ami lla'tly Vigor , ttnnoirTiiii
> iu or MruuiM : , nil ) Lo rout ( realty l Oil o.i ro cipt
of ttJinpeJ umlinio Ail'lu'dr ' ,
1)1L 11 , YOUMJ , 415 Can Street , New York.
oct-0m 1m
Ttiei no otocr
nourluhnient.
It ttftwtt wltli
lilm irfi-ctly. "
wrltun m uioib-
tr llundrednof
. flmllirtmUmo.
nltli , u wcjl u tlicwe trotn npntatln i > h > iilclin <
throuirlimit thuwliola I ! t .twUryto Die worth of
tvK'a rooo ros INFANTB AND INVALIDS.
ItnjulrtM uocookliu. llo > t food 111 health or rick.
Iiiva. 40 nd76rtA Ily ill ilnunrttta. Uook nect tmx
IIOItl.lCK'.S I'OIII * l' ( ) . , Itucluf , Ul. .
bf mill ou rtcclft Of riloo ui tittUJi - fc
CXiOTHIS.
3OGO Yards 64-inch Table Damask
95c , reduced from $1.25.
2OOO Yards 72-inch Table Damask
$ IOO. [ Cost this to Import.
600 8x10-4 , 2 by 2 1-2 yard , Table
Oloths at $2,90 , worth $4.50.
IDOIMIIESTXO :
Our Domestic sale will comprise
12.500 yards of Muslin , 6000 yards
of Gingham , 4OQO yards of Chev
iot Shirting , and will be opened on
Monday Morning.
-LARGEST STOCK OF-
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Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for
less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it.
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Visitors to tha Stale and others in need oi : Meia's , Boys' ' nndildron'p
Clothing , will do well to call on
The Strictly One Price House in the City
And examine their goods and prices. Tlwy carry the largest stock , rw'l
soil lower than any other house in the city. Merchant Tailors
don't fail to call at
1216 FAENAM ST. 1216