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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1887)
- - - - tsj TTIITT---.T THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , NOVEMBEK 13 , 1887.-TWELVE PAGES. BENNISON BROS. ANOTHER MONEY LOSING SALE MONDAY , NOV ! 14. The cost of goods not considered. Don't miss this sale. Bargains offered in every department. Now is the great time to buy your Dry Goods and Cloaks away down low. Special t > rices on Cloaks all Next Week. In ? erK . Fancy Wales Novelties Tnmelcts , IlomcHpuns In nil colorf. Tin 10 poods nro worth from too to fl.MJ per yard. All ntonu price Monday. 40c Per Yard. 1 Case More or These I f , Monday Only 4ic Per Yard. 0 ome early tliey 111 not last long at the prlco Monday Only 75 Pieces Surah Silks , In oil colors. Kvcnlnc Mmdcs included. 1'or one day only. 82c Per Yard ; Worth $1,25 $ , OO Pieces Very Finn Strlpid nnd Kuncy BROCADED SILKVELVETS VELVETS , Nonn of thcio ennds cost to linpoit lcs Hum fc-.Wnp tojiiiil l' ' 'i' > nra. We will iilnco them CD Kale Moud.iy , oiiu day only , at $1.5O Per Yard. Pon't miss this chance to get an elegant trim ming at fourth oiglnal co t. Monday We Will OJTur 15O Dozen f LADIES' ' FINE Linen Handkerchiefs , Fancy bordois , cnujrolduml corners , etc. , nil at ) nei lco Monndy , 15c Each ; worth 25c. ON MONDAY 40 Persian Shawls , Pnrk colors and licnutlful deslfjns. Tlic e t > lui\\ls nro rcnlly worth M.OO. Wo will closa them out Monday ut $1.87 Each. Monday Only BO Kino All Linen Fancy iiordcrcd TABLE COVERS , 2'i yards long , at 75c Each ; Worth Double. 25 Pieces STRIPED , Motulny , JiiHt for Fun , Per Yard. Monday nee Dozen Ladles' G-Untton Prime Kid Gloves , With hnnd'omo twotonoil rmliroldered lmrk , in tarn , lirowngiey.s uml blacks , itiincmbor , Monday only 87c Pair ; Worth $1.50. HO Dozen I/adtcs * BLACK SILK HITS , I'lcccc lined , fancy embroidered backs , 75c ; Worth $1.25. no Dozen Lmdlcs' Scarlet All Wool VESTS and PANTS , Monday only , at 69c Each. Others nsk you 11.00 for same quality. 1OO Dnzsn Boys' Flannel Shirt Waists , On Sale at 88c Kncn. Look at them , you \\111 buy. 1IAYDI5N IUIOS. Special IlnrRaliis Kor Monday , Nov. 14 , in Our Dress GoodH Department. We will pliico on wile Monday the best value in Iduck silks ever offered in this Bluck silk nt G5c , would bo cheap at 90c do 75 do ei.10 do 88 do 1.25 do 81.00 do 1.-10 do 1.15 do 1.G5 35 pieces fancy brocaded satin in all the different bhudes reduced Monday to 05c , worth $1.75. All colors in silk vel vet for Monday's silo : at 5Sc a yard , worth from $1 to $1.50 a yard. 22 in velveteen , in all colors , on Monday 28c a yard. Double width all wool tricots at 24c a yard the lowest ever known in the west. west.A new line of imported all wool suit ings will bo sold Monday at 24e a yard , worth 05o a yard. They nro double width and a big bargain. Just received , r o pieces all wool double fold French mixtures , which will bo offered for Monday's sale at 21c a yard , worth ( iOc. All wool double fold diagonal cloth ut 24c a yard , worth COc. Every lady should visit our store on Monday and examine the bargains wo will oiler in all wool dress goods at 24ca yard. You will bo well repaid for your time. Knickerbocker suiting for Monday at lOo u yard. TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 15 , 18S7. Special sale of vard-wido prints , fou lards , French cambric , Crompton cloth , long cloth , ce'ntury cloth and everything in that line will be offered on Tuesday at 5c a yard. Only one dress told to iv customer. Sale begins at 9 a. m. , Tues day. Compare our prices on flannels and blankets. You will find them the low est in Omaha. HAYDEN BROS. , 110 and 118 S. 1CU * St. , Omaha , Nob. Flno Proof Adams & McBmtoCo. , 151U Dodge st , Architects nnd Superintendents. Hodgson & Son , 20 , Iron Bank. OXK PAY SAVED. "The Overland Route. " UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. the only line carrying the United States overland mail , inaugurated its double daily fabt train service , " The Overland Flyer , " to Kansas City , Portland , San Francisco , Los Angeles and all Califor nia points , making the time from the Missouri river to the Pacific coast in 71 hours. Elegant Pullman palace car sleepers and modern day coaches on all through trains. Eating houses are now under the supervision of the company nnd meals are unsurpassed. Third class pashongors wishing to take advantage of low rates will still bo carried on the regular through trains that have free , familv and excursion sleepers. For fur ther information , address J. S. TKIUIKTS , General Passenger and Ticket Agent , Omaha , Nob. Grand Ball. The fourth annual ball of the Car penters and Joiners' union , No. 63 , will bo given Tuesday evening next , No vember 15th , ut Exposition hall. You are cordially invited to attend. Tickets , H.OO ; ladies free. Music by the Musi cal Union orchestra , Special Notice to AVorklnemen. Spies , Parions , Englo , Fischer hung , but our great sale of parlor suits , bed room suits , chairs , tables , etc. , will con tinue ono week longer , nt auction prices , and on easy payments , at that. Don't delay. Call Monday. . . Mnv YOHK S/roiUfiE CO. , - ' Cor. Capitol Are. and 15th St. Over Beuue.ttb < . ' , . . . MONDAY. 25 jrurda Good Dark Calico for GOc. 8 yards taut colors Apron Ginghams for COo. 8 1-2 yards Good Heavy Unbleached Muslin fur GOc. 7 yards flno Ulcachcd Muslin for GOc. 5 rolls iSc DattltiK tor GOc. 1O yards elegant Figured Comforter Calico , DOc. 1O yards extra quality llclit colored Sheeting Prints , COc. 2 1-2 yards elegant Ulcnchcd Slicct- IIIRH , 2 yards wide , GOc. 1O pieces bent Red Twill Flannel ever shown , 23c ynrd. ICO pair Flno Feather Pillows , 7 1-2 pounds ; $ liI5 per pair. 100 Pair 10-4 Silver Grey Blankets MONDAY' ONLY , 75c Pair ; Worth $1.50. 25 Dozen Ladies' ' Fine lite Aprons , Monday , 25c. 50 Dozen LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S TOBOGGANS Monday , 45c Each. All Colors. Cloaks ! Cloaks ! Cloaks ! OUR GRAND CLOAK SALE STILL CONTINUES. SLICES for /Cora-d-str azidL all DiTeszt Sale Pi ice , $10- Mail Orders Filled. Sale Price , AT $13.90. rt rtg SEAL PLUSH , best 03 43 . . . ofa rt 03 .M 03 value in Omaha C , gone to one week at $25 $ , i w o O 0) O S o o c JB Ort rtQi .2 to rt r-T S P5 0 rt e3 s o 1 I .2 .2H Mail Orders Filled . d .a Monday we will offer 100 Children's Brown Mixed Cheviot Cloaks , with Havulook Cape , ages 4 to 10 years/ all at one price Monday , $1.48 each. 5O Misses' Newmarkets , with Shoulder Cape , an elegant brown mixed cloth , in ages 12 , 14 and 1C years , all at one price Monday. $4.88 each. Those garments are really worth $7.50. Special Sales in all Departments Throughout the Week BENNISON BROTHERS. , BENNISON - : - : - BROTHERS. HAYDEN nuoa. Would Call the Attention of Close IJuyers For Monday to the Following - lowing Special Prices In the lilneu Department. CO-in wide blenched German damask at 05c yard worth $1.00. Extra bargains in cream damask at 2oc yard worth 50c. 25c pieces Turkey red table linen nt 25c and 35e yard. 10 pieces cardinal table damaslc at 50c yard. CU-in wide Bnrnbloy cream dam ask , for Monday only , at G8o , regular price $1.25. All linen crash at 5c yard. Extra wide nnd heavy unbleached crash for IOc yard. 60 dozen all linen largo and heavy crepe towels at 12jo each , or $1.60 dozen worth $2.00. 6-8 Gorman linen damask napkins for Monday at $1.00dozenworth 11.60. Special lot of fringed fancy bordered napkins , Co each or OOc doz. UOO white bed-spreads , 60c , 8Sc , 09c , 11.00 , $1.16 , $1.25 , $1.05 , $1.76 and $2.05 ; these prices are bottom and you will not bo able to duplicate them anywhere in this city. Double width sheetings in bleached or unbleached at wholesale prices. Good cotton flannels at 60 yard. FLANNELS AND BLANKETS. Navv-bluo shirting flannel , all wool twilled , nt 2oo , ItOo , ! 15c and 40o yard. Red twilled all wool flannel , 19c , 22c , Me , 28c , 80c , ! ! 5c and 40c yard. Grey mixed llanncl nt 12Jc , 15c and 0o. White domestic flannel 5c and IOc. 2J-yard wide btriped skirting flannel , plain or striped jersey and eider-down llnnnclii at 45c and G5c. Special bargain In embroidered silk flannel at $1.00 , $1.10 mid $1.26 a yard. Wo have n largo assortment of blankets in silver grey , blue mixed , pink mixed , stool grey Bonrlet , white , pink , &c. , at 75c , 85c , 11.00 , $1.15 , $1.25 , $1.40 , $1.50 , $1.75 , 11.90 , $2.00 , $2.50 , $2.40 , V2.iV > $2.60 , 12.75 , JMS ) , $2.85 , 8:5.00 : , $ : i.2' . & 1.40 , 13.60 , Ul.05 , $11.08 , $ .75 , 83.88 , $4.00 , a pair. Our prices on blankets are the lowest in Omaha or money cheerfully refunded. CRETONES ! CRETONESI All our stock of cretones have been reduced in price nnd chased in three lots. lots.Lot Lot 1. Crotoncs worth So , lOo nnd I21o , reduced to 7ic a yard. Lot 2. Crotonps worth 15c , ICc and I8o , reduced to IOc n yard. Lot 3. All crotoncs in stock worth ? 0o ruffl Mo , have boon marked down to I2lo , per ynrd. Ladies will llud this lot rory cheap for comforters. 60 bales of cotton butts , clean cotton , which unrolls oven will bo on sale Monday nt 7u n roll or 4 for 25c. These bargains vou will find only at HAYDEN BROS , 110 nnd US S. 10th St. , Omaha , Nob. FlllEI FlllE ! Card to the Public. Wo would notify our friends and the public generally that the lire in our etore , 1317 and 1S19 Douglas et. , will not Interrupt our business moro than a day or two , when wo hope to bo in good hnpo for bubincss ugnin , and would bo pleased to receive a call from nil who need work in our lino. Respectfully , BEAIID & OTIS , Store , 1610 Dodge St. Pianos rented , ex- Bbaugcd und sold on easy payments. Architects nnd Supcrwtemlenti. HodgsonSoh , 20 , Iron Bunk. - i' That NO\T York full crcnm chccso toes like hot cakes nt Codver & Watts , 1 4 cor. 10th and St. Mary's avo. ' : . . , HAYDEX BROS. Men's FurniHhing ' 'Gooils Greatest Slaughter Sale Ever Known. 150 dozen real Scotch mixtures extra heavy shirts 25e , worth 75c. 200 dozen grey and white merino drawers and blurts , superb quality , \vitcr : weight , only 50c , cost $1.00 to make. 95o for an extra heavy Iamb's wool medicated bcarlot shirtsand drawcrsand fully worth 82.50. Will you look at this shirt. shirt.Wo Wo will sell three cases superb qual ity men's heavy scarlet shirts and draw ers at 75c. An auction lot and richly worth 81.50. 100 dozen celebrated Swits-condo shirts and drawers , Moon on Lake , and other high art colors nt $1. Think of it , 81 , never sold less than $2.60. 87 dozen double breasted shirts and drawers to match. Just the thing for teamsters , railroad men and mechanics. Australian medicated scarlet wool nt $1.50 , worth $3.75. Will you buy now ? Gent's largo size cardigan jacket in heavy weights , pure wool , $1.25 , $1.75 , $2.00 , $2.50 and $3.00. An awful slaughter. 150 dozen camel hair and other fine quality men's ho o , 15c , 25e and 35c. Not a pair worth lets than 50c. Como and see them. 5c for largest size Turkey red hand kerchiefs mado. 5c , IOc , 15c and 2oc for large size pure Irish linen handkerchiefs , plain and fancy borders. 2-50 dozen men's satin lined tccks nnd scarfs to clofeo at 15c , not a singlw ono worth less than 60c. 60c.HAYDEN HAYDEN BROS , ICth st. , between Dodge and Douglas. Fine Framing. Adams & McBride Co. , 1619 Dodge st. MiiHlc , Music , MiiHlc , Alfred Moinborg & Co. , 1519 Dodge St , . carry the inostexleiibivobtocK in the city. Didn't Vote. The Pennsylvania Dutch would like to say a word or two. Of course wo did not know that last Tucwlay was election day and wo wore too dumb to vote. Some persons think wo are too dumb to bell groceries becuubo wo sell so cheap , but wo have n nicklo between us and the confidence of the people who have bought from us nnd continue to buy , which is the beat evidence wo gell goods for less money than any other houbo in the city. We have secured the agency for the celebrated Crawford County ( Pa. ) Buckwheat Flour , where the farmers curry it to mill on horseback stones in ono end of the bag and buckwheat in the other. We are soiling this strictly pure Flour at 5c per lb. , the only house in the city that carries this grade of Buckwheat Flour. Wo also have Maple Syrup at $1.00 per cral. , choice 81.25 per gal. , strictly pure $1.60 per gal. Give us n call. Everything in bcnson. Full sup ply of Thanksgiving delicacies. Coovcr & Watts , N. E. Cor. 19th and St. Mary's avenue. Special nargalns. Elegant residence in llnest location in city. Owner leaving city , $20,000 , easy terras. Lot on Dodge and 80th st. , Cable rend will puss this lot. Cheap ut $4,500. Lot on Capitol ave and 2oth st ; very cheap at $0,000 , easy terms. Ono of the best business blocks of the city , paying n good interest on invest ment. Tim O. F. DAVIS COMPANY , 1605FnrnamSt. Architects and Superintendents , Hodgson & Son , 20 , Irou Bank. " \Vcber Pianos , Alfred Melaberg & Cfi lWa Dodje Sfc if AYDKN nnos. Special ItarKaiiiH in Indies' FurniHh- iiiK GoodH For Monday. Our rebate corset bale continues on Monday. Dr. Ball's , Dr. Warner's , Thompson's glove fitting , Browbtcr whalebone , 300 bones French woven and jockey club , cut away , all at $1.00 each , with a rebate of 2oc. Special cut prices in ladies' wool un derwear. Ladies' Snxony knit bhirts only 75c each. Ladies' camel's hair vests nnd pants reduced to Boo each , worth $1.00. Ladies heavy merino vebts and pants only 49c each , worth 05o. Liidies' line scarlet wool vests and pants , medicated , only 95o each : others ask $1.50. Ladies' 8-button length kid gloves only 47c ; reduced from $1.50. Broken sizes. Ladies' toboggan caps only 50c each ; reduced from $1.00. Special sale of children's underwear for Monday : Infants' knit shirts 35c each ; reduced from 6c. ( ) Ladies' fine cashmere gloves , em broidered backs , on Monday 25c ; re duced from 50c. Children's English cnshmero hope , nil sizes , only 35c per wnir ; reduced from OOc. HAYDEN BROS. , 110 and 118 S. 10th st. A Challenge. I will pace my yearling colt , Ed. Rosewater - water , againbt any other yearling pacer or trotter in the United States or Can ada for i mile heat best 2 in 3 for from one hundred to live hundred dollars a bide. Si'iiiNG VALLEY STOCK FAUM , Omaha , Neb. Mrs. J. liciisnn. On Monday and Tuesday wo will give some unprecedented bargains in table linen napkins and towels. Turkey red table linen at 45c , worth 75o. Turkey red , 0-5 in wide at 55c , worth 85c. 85c.Whito White , 57 in wide at 38c , worth Ooc. White , GO in wide at 05c , worth $1.00. White , 00 in wide at $1.00 , worth $1.50. $1.50.Whito White , 72 in wide at $1.60 , worth $2.00 Napkins and towels proportionally reduced. These goods are all nowriind choice patterns. Mus. J. BENSON. Gco. L. Fisher , architect. Room 47 , Chamber of Commerce building. Ilennoy Buggies nt Armstrong , Pettis & Co.'s , 1308 Izard bt. A Conundrum ; Why is it that Now York Storage Co. can sell such elegant parlor suits , cham ber suits , pianos and organs ut less than cost of material ? ANSWER. Because they are a Loan & Storage Co. nnd sell for their advances which nro always less than cost of material. Don't delay. Call at onco. Now York Storage Co. , cor Capitol ave and 16th st. Adams & Mcliride Co. Fine job printing,1519Dodgo st. Flno Wedding Stationery. Adams & McBride Co. , 1619 Dodge st. UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. " The Overland KoutQ. " The only line carrying the United States overland mail , is running frco family sleepers to nceonnnouatq third- clots travel from Council Blurts and Omaha to Portland and Los Angeles. . ' To Gas CoiiMiinerH. On account of the burning of the gas works the McBride Oil and Point com pany will run their oil wngons to-day , and all orders left at 1403 Douglas street , telephone (127 ( , will receive prompt at tention. Wo carry nothing but 175 test perfection oil the very best. IInrrah lor the Ice. A mammoth "Ice Skating Pavilion" will be opened on or about the first of December , and continued until the 31st Of March , 1888 , on Twenty-third nnd Hnrney btrects , ono block from the Fnrnnin and T\venty-fourth fetreetH , Park avenue and St. Mary's in'oniiC car lines. No expense will bo spared to make it a first class place of amusement for the citizens of Omaha , where they can have a most enjoyable time during the coming winter. The Pavilion will be entirely covered over , well protected from the inclem ency of the weather , beautifully deco rated , and brilliantly illuminated by the Thompbon-Houston Electric Light Co. Co.A A largo nnd commodious structure will bo erected on the west end of the Pavilion , well heated and made com fortable for the skaters. A promenade , seven feet wide , will encircle the whole enclosure , where those who dare not venture on the glacial carpet may enjoy the dazzling scene before them. A refreshment coun ter will also bo provided , where hot coffee , tea , cakes , etc. . may bo had during the evening. A good band will be in attendance every Tuesday , Thurs day and Saturday throughout 'tho 8ca- EOII. It has been decided to limit the number of season tickets , bo that those wishing to procure buch had better avail themselves of the opportunity at an early date. They may bo purchased at C. S. Tor- bitt's drug btoro , 2208 Farnam bt ; I ) . W. Saxo , 15th and Farnam ; Max Meyer & Co. , llth nnd Fnrnnm ; Rilov < fc Robinow , exposition building , N. 16th st. , and at Kaufman Bros. ' cigar store , South 15th st. The Pavilion will bo under tbo management of Captain Mon tague Yules , "late of the Union Pacific headquarters , " who is an experienced hand at the business , and will gladly give any further information to anyon'o who may dcsiro it. Address 2208 'Far nam bt. C'all between 10 n. in. and 0 p. m. MONTAOUJCYATKS , Manager. T. P. CHAM Kit , Treaburcr. WILMASI PAIIK , Secretary. A Vuluahlo Invention. Charles J. Bcckman , of Council Bluffs , In. , has completed a 650 foot , three-rail tubular fence for Mr. J. Rush , city treasurer , corner of Arbor and South Twelfth btreots ; a 180 foot fence of the same kind for Mr. Michael Dee , corner of Eleventh and Castellarbtrcots ; albou 111 foot two-rail fence for Mr. Dee at the South Omaha cemetery. The latter has the patent "Locking Bracket. " By the ube of this device which Is Mr. Beckman's own patent on any kind of fence , picket bar or gaa pipe , any panel can bo readily removed nnd firmly replaced again , or the entire fence moved to M > mo other plnco with out damage , as the bracket protects the end of the rail where it joins the post. This protection prevents rotting of n wooden rail and gives the advantage of putting the full strength of the rail in- bide the bracket. No nails are used , therefore , no split rails where they join the post. AddrebS C. J. Beckmun , 728 Seventh avenue , corner South Eighth street , Council Bluffs , la. . . / Go to Jordan & Co's. , 1611 Farnam St. , for bebt meals in the city for 2c. Twenty-one meal tickets , $4.00. Architects and Superintendents. & Son , 20 , ICQU Bank. A MAGXIFICKNT STOKE. Dazzling Diamonds , Hcautifiil Bronzes and Glittering Jewels. _ A Bii : man attracted by the beautiful display in the windows of Kdholm < fc Akin's superb jewelry establishment , 101 and 103 North Fifteenth street , stopped within its portals. The inbido of the store was even more attractive than the exterior. The scribe was mot at the door by ono of the gentlemanly proprietors and courteously invited to inspect the stock. The lirst thing to engage his attention was a magnificent tray of diamonds. ThebO wore sot after the latest design ? . To mention all of the beautiful pieces of workmanship would be impossible. Ono handsomely designed Mar and crescent studded with diamonds beggars description. A magnificent pair of solitaire diamonds was shown which sell for the modest sum of nno thousand dollars. There were leaves , fruits studded with diamonds. A _ beautiful pin was exhibited representing a chaste prcscent and star which by its attach ments could bo used either for a breast pin or a hair ornament. This beauty was so mounted that every movement of the wearer was communicated to the sparkling pedant. A ladies' watch was shown having a horseshoe engraved upon itssurface , bobtuded with diamonds. An other was ornamented with a neat an chor , also brilliant with diamonds. A largo tray of presents , such as rings , broaches , etc. , together with their diamond mend settings not yet mounted were shown. These , said Mr. Kdholm , are Christinas presents , which have been purchased and laid aside. Further along was a beautiful show case lillcd with broaches , bracelets , earringsandbrcast- pius , everyone of which was n beauty. Every diamond genuine and every piece solid gold. Their display of rings could not help pleasing the most fastidious. Their stock of plain and circle wedding rings seems inexhausti ble. All as pure in their golden circles as the troth they will ono day cement. There was a profusion of studs , sleeve butlons and collar buttons , plain and with settings , also a nice line of em blematic pins and cl arms. Passing around the store more cases appeared filled with golden thimbles , beautiful chains for ladies and gentleman , includ ing the latest thing the Queen chain for ladies. A short chain with ball lit up with diamonds. Next came n magnifi cent line of ladies' and gent's watches , including everything that is now. uni que and valuable of the watch kind. These goods need to bo seen to bo ap preciated. Some of them having beau tiful carvings , others ornamented with flowers , bluebells , buttorllys , all done in different colored gold. Their line of silverware includes the newest , the most unique in design and the mos.t useful in the market , suitable for pres ents. Their oxidized silver fruit bas kets are elegant. A nut dish , also of oxidized silver , with a sprig and nuts carved on the outside , was a rare and beautiful thing. This particular ware was never seen in this city before. The next department visited contained a- splendid array of bronze clocks and fig ures of their own importation , many of which are heroic in design and style and all are the work of a master hand. Two beautiful water Botg occupied a shelf , which for workmanship and ornamentation in silver and gold are certainly equal to any ever manufactured. Every article shown was genuine of its kind. Through out the immense and beautiful stock which filled every available nook of their double store there was nothing shoddy. Everything bore the impress of being just as represented. Tliis store always held a popular plnco in the gooc ( opinion of the public. Messrs. Edholm & Akin have lately fitted up their rooms with now and elegant furniture and in tend to keep a store which will bo sur passed by none in the city. These en terprising gentleman have established oTnow btoro in South Omaha , for the ac commodation of their south bide cus tomors. This store is nicely stocked and presided over by n competent jew eler. A visit to the store of Edholm Sa Akon will convince you that the above bketch of a beautiful store is a true ono. Save Thin and Wait. Cut this out , save it nnd wait until Thursday , November 17 , at 2 o'clock. The largo store , 1211 Douglas street , bo twcen 12lh and 13th streets , ( opposite MiUnrd hotel ) , Omaha , has been closed ! for four days to take an inventory of stock and arrange for n great bankrupt sale. On Thursday , November 17 , nt 2- o'clock , Btoro will bo opened again aii ( | this great tyinksuptsalo will commence. Everything will bo sold 45 per cent losf than actual cost , as the entire stock must bo closed out in six days. Men's fine quality overcoats $2.95 , guaranteed worth $13 or money returned. Elegant beaver overcoats $0.99 , worth $18 , and over 0,000 different styles of overcoats equally us cheap. A splendid suit ot , men's winter clothes $3.99 , guaranteed worth $13 or money refunded. An cjo- ' gant pair of men's pants $1.21 , guar anteed worth $1 or money returned. ' Men's extra fine quality tailor made suits S7.49. This is of the best quality and really worth $18. Also over 10,000 other suits , cashmere , corkscrew nnd bilk and satin-lined equally as cheap. Men's latest styles , llnest quality hats , $1.24 , guaranteed , worth 83.00. Fina ( ' znnilln umbrellas , 85 cents , worth $2.00. Men's woolen jackets , 09 cents' , wortli $2.60 , and 20,000 other goods at prices equally HH low. Remember this great bankrupt sale commences Thursday. November 17 , at 2 o'clock , at No. 1211 Douglas street between Twelfth anu Thirteenth streets , Omaha , and must positively close in six days. No gooda shown before Thurwlny , November 17 , at 2 o'clock. Store open from 8 in morning until 9 ut night. Special Notice to Spies , Parsons , Englo , Fischer hung , but our great sulo of parlor buits , bed ' room suits , chairs , tables , etc. , will con linuo ono week longer at auction prices and on casv payments nt that. Don't ' delay , call 'Monday. Now York Stornga company , corner Capital avenue auu Fifteenth street over Bennett's. The Larffrflt Htook or MnMo in the city ut Moinborg's music store. Special Notice to AVorklnRnion. Spies , Parsons , Englo , Fischer hung. but our great sulo of parlor euitH , bed * room suits , chairs , tables , etc. , will con * tinuo ono week longer nt auction prices and on easy payments at thai. Don'ft delay , call Monday. Now York Storngo company , corner Cnpllal avenue and Fifteenth street over Bennett's. Grand Opera House. Three Night * CoininnnolnR .Monday November llth. Sisson&Cawttiofn's ' Comedy Co , Under Ilio rannnccmcnt of H.V. . 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