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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , JTJNE 24 1888.SIXTEEN PAGES.
N , B , FALCONER MONDAY ,
Special Inducements Offered Buyers
at Falconer's Monday.
White HhlrtH OHc , Ladles' While Suits ,
$ < i.7 < . Kmlirolilcry 'Coupons Jlilc ,
IJHCC MlttH Ifio I/n < llns' i'nrn-
hols $1.1)- , \Vorlh $ : t. 1 ( > .
WH1TK SKIRTS DSC.
Wo have received nn invoice of 75
tinmen ladies white skirts , which wo
plnco on wile Monday morning. Those
skirls arc nindc of very duo muslin with
tloi'p oniliroidcrcd runic , nlfco with cam
bric rulllc , cdfjcil with cmhroldcry.
The price wo iniitto on these skirts OSc
will make them the host skiit wo have
ever hud the nlea.suro of offering our
customers. Monday only ! ) c.
CHILDREN'S V/HlTk DRESSES.
Atfes , , } } , 10 anil 112 years. A com
plete line in those si/.us in all line
pradt'H. Special price on "Monday of
Uretclion dress in above sixes at $ i.25 ,
for four year's ni/.o iMc rise.
CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES , $2.
Wo have a nuinbur of odd styles of
children's white dresses that wo have
boon soiling ut from $ U to M.'o. They
come in both Mother Hubbard and
Grctchcn styles , very heavily trimmed ,
that wo want to close out ; wo malcu the
price ii" on Monday to do it. The sixes
are one , two and three ycaiw. Chil- .
dron'B white dresses at 81 , 81.23 , $1.51) ) ,
82 , } t > .00 , fJH.
. LADIES' WHITE SUITS.
Our past success in this department
encourages us to olTor this season a liner
line than wo have over shown. The
prices wo make on these suits are be
yond competition , while the styles are
entirely now. Wo make mention of a
few prices.
-Ladles' white lawn suits at $ . ' 1.7o ;
pleated skirt and wnitit of { jooil material.
Ladies' white lawn suits at $4.50 ; full
tucked skirt embroidered , yoke waist
with sash.
Ladies' white lawn suits at ? 0.50 , of
solid embroidery : others ask $12.50 for
an inferior unit.
JERSEYS , $1.-W.
Monday wo will olTor lo dozen jerseys
in odd si/os and dilTuront styles. Thebo
goods have Hold at from $ : to fl.GO. We
close thorn all on Monday at $1.40.
EMBROIDERY COUPONS.
Embroidery Coupons , 4i yards in each
coupon , at 2 > 3e a coupon , worth COc.
Embroidery coupons , -li yards in each ,
ntfiOc , worth 31.
These are the cheapest embroideries
Unit wo have over bold.
LACE MITTS.
At 15c. '
Ladies' black pare silk lace mitts at
15c , worth 2-'ie.
Ladies' black all silk Jersey mitts at
25c , worth , ' ! 6c.
Ladies' black and colored Jersey silk
mitts at ! ! fC , worth 50c.
Ladies' black and colored Jersey mitts
at 45c , worth ( > .rC.
PARASOLS.
Misses' sateen parasols , 18 and 20-
inch , nt 50c , regular prioo $1.
Ladies' satin parasols in all colors , at
81. 05 , reduced from it. 50.
Ladies' moire and brocaded satin <
parasols at $1.60 , reduced from $2.2o.
SPECIAL.
600 ladiob' fancy silk in stripes ,
circuits and plaids , all at 81 .0-3 , reduced
from iiii.H ) . This is the best bargain in
fancy parasols wo have ever oflorod.
CLACK SUN UMBRELLAS.
20-inch , all silk , sun umbrellas at
81.50 , worth iU)0. : )
24 and 20-inch blnck sillc sun
umbrellas , with gold tipped handles , at
81.47 , reduced from $2.10.
Black silk sun umbrellas at $2.75.
Regular price , 8f ! ! . " > 0.
Black silk dim umbrellas at S3.75.
Regular price , 4.r 0.
Black satin parasols , heavy Spanish
guipure lace trimmed , at SI. 76. Worth
$0.
$0.Black fcatin parasols , elegantly
trimmed with lace , at $4.7o. Worth
S0.50. N. B. FALCONER.
SUITS ! SUITS ! SUITS !
llcynian & DciuhcH , I.11H and J.2O
Karnani Street.
Prices cut in two for the purpose of re
ducing our largo stock of summer suits.
Our customers got the bonellt.
Wo will sell white emlJi'oidorcd and
lace dresses , uliito wrappers , teagowns ,
French and domestic sateens , India
linen , cambric , pongee and other -bilks.
Henrietta cloth , light wool summer
robes , itc. ; , etc. Newmarkets for travel
ing wraps , etc etc.
Misses and children's white embroid
ered dresses , gingham dresses , etc. , at
prices that will surprise the closest
buyers. This sale will commence Monday -
day , June 25 , at 10 o'clock a. in. and lust
during the week , Call early before the
assortment is broken.
UEYMAN & DRICHES.
1518 and Io2l ) Ftirmun St.
If the national republican convention
had boon held in Omaha the successful
candidate would undoubtedly have pur
chased ono of Parlln , OronunriT & Mar
tin Co. * s fine carriages. C'all and sco
them at their repository , Oth and Jones.
l'us ; 't Found ( \ -operative Colony. .
The regular mooting of Omaha branch
will bo hul ' Sunday , Juno 24 , at 2'l : ' ( )
p. in. , nt lllTitarmun st. Every mem
ber's ' iircbcnco holicitod.
MA'iTiiKW y.\Mrsox , President.
C. A. SCHUI./.I : , .Secretary- .
Go to Getty's for uruam hoda.
' "Wrook ol'tlio Steamer ' 'Terry. "
Auction ! Auction ! Auction !
The entire cargo of the Minkon
fitoamor having boon ( . 'onsigncd to us
we will sell twno at auc'lion ' on Thurs
day nest at 0 a. m.f consibting of fur
niture , carpets , rugs , curtains , bedding ,
furs , robes , lumps , Jndian relics. All
will bo open for inspection in a few davs
at 100 North Sixteenth ttroot. Koliu &
Wolls. A , W. Cowan , auctioneer.
Armstrong , Pottis & Co , are soiling a
bettor buggy , carriage or Pliaoton for
less money than any ono in the city.
Go to the Spa at Getty's.
Seen nt the Afilliml.
Joseph S. LUt , representing Straw &
Ellsworth's mniiufacturlng company of
Milwaukee' is in the city. Mr. Litt
carries with him the llnctt line of sam-
j-los of fur goods ever brought to this
pity. The line comprises hats , caps.
gloves , mittens , fur coats and Hi-al
goods. Ho is at the Millard , rooms 109
anil 110 , and will take pleasure in show
ing his goods to the trade of this city.
Auction ! Auction ! ! Auction ! ! !
f'J.OOO worth of new and second hand
luuuoho'.d ' furniture at Ferguson's Stor
age company , 715 , 717 and 71H ! North
Blxtocntli btrcot , on Monday , the 25th
< ] ay of June , at U0 ; ; ! a. HI. , without rc-
borvo. MONTAUUK YATHS ,
* Auctioneer.
The nufSAga boxes of Tim RUE. are
proving a great convenience to the
Pianos tuued-at Jlwyo'i ? J5i < j Jjou ;
HnyUcn Ilro * .
Special prices for Monday.
Stock to bo reduced at once , rcgard-
IOFS of cost.
READ CAREFULLY THE LIST OF
BARGAINS.
100 doz. Indies'Jersey lace mitts , only
12jc , worth 25c.
100 doladies' pure silk mitts , in
black and colored , only 25c , others ask
60c.
1 special lot fine silk mitts on Satur
day only IDo , worth iWc.
Extra heavy pure silk mitts , only 30c
per pair , others ask ( V5e.
Children's lace caps , only lOcreduced
from 2oc.
Ladles' Jersey ribbed vests 83c each ,
actual price OOc.
Ladies' linobalbrlggan vests , trimmed
on nock and sleeves , only 3ic ) ; others
ask 7oc.
Ladies' pure lisle vests only 50c ; re
duce 1 from 7oc.
Children's silk lace mitts only 15c ;
worth 2oc.
SPECIAL PRICES ON PARASOLS
FOR MONDAY.
Ladies' satin parasols , beautiful lin
ings , only .il'2o ; worth $2.2-3.
Satin parasols , elegant goods , silk lace
and nicely lined , only $2.2-3 ; worth $4.
Fine satin pnnihols , lace ti'immcd and
nicely lined , at $2.50 ; worth $ o.
100 fancy parasols on Saturday at
$1.2-5 ; worth $ : ! .
Don't miss our grand underwear sale
to-morrow.
Muslin underwear to be slaughtered
to-morrow.
Special prices on cortols for Monday.
HOSIERY.
100 doz children's cotton hose , ribbed ,
only 80 per pr , others ask 20c.
Boys' regular madeCribbed cotton
hose only ll c , pthcrs ask 3-3c.
Ladies' balbriggaa hose , doubio heels
and toes , only Joe , our regular 25e
quality.
Ladies' fancy hose , beautiful stripes ,
only lot ? per pr , worth 25c.
GE'NTS' FURNISHING DEPART
MENT.
Gents' unlanndried shirts , a special
bargain , only 2'Jc each , worth SOc.
Gents' fancy i hose only 5c per pair ,
worth lOc.
Gents' Turkey red handkerchiefs only
60 each , worth lOc.
Gouts' linen collars only 8c each ,
others ask 15c.
Best linen culTs only 16c per pair.
Gents' suspenders , good quality , only
ICc , worth 40o.
Gents' fancy border linen handker
chiefs , 2 for 2-5c , our regular 25c
quality.
BARGAINS IN WALL PAPER.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
10th St. , near Douglas.
IIAYOKN'imos. .
DOM ii the I'rlcos.
Sillc sale of sterling values ; morio
silk , all bhades , JJifc , worth S-3c ; morio
silk , all shades , $1.10 , worth $1.85 ; 21-
inch surahs , Sou , worth 0-3c ; 22-inch col
ored gros grain. ! ) ! ) c , worth $1.75 ; 22-inch
black gros grain , ( iJc ! , worth 81.25 ; 22-
inch fully warranted , OOc , worth $1.45 ;
surpassing bargains in sillt at $1.10 ,
$1.2-5 and up to $1.90 , all -10 per cent
under value. Satins in all shades at 4Sc ,
fully worth Soc.
Brocaded silks at 39c , reduced from
7-3c. The most decided values in silk
warn Henriettas , boginninc' at OSc per
yard. All wool Henriettas at 49c , can
not bo matched less than $1.00 per yard.
Double-fold cashmere at 12Jc , lOc and
2ic ) , regular price 2"xto 50c. Henriettas
in all shades reduced lo OSc per yard.
A genuine clearing sale of French
fancy plaids , suitings , French beige , all
wool albatross , Gilbert's all wool suit
ings , and fancy French brocaded suit
ings , all at fiOe on the dollar. For Mon
day and during the week we have
marked down and will close out an im
mense purchase of dress trimmings ,
dress buttons , laces , ornaments and ribbons
bens , ladies' and children's summer
hats , shawls , jerceys , etc.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
110 and 118 Sixteenth St.
Pleased With the Prospect.
A UKB reporter on making his rounds
yesterday met Dr. W. A. Budlong , a
dentist oC ten years' practice in Utica ,
N. Y. , who has recently removed to this
city. The doctor is very enthusiastic
over the prospects for the future of
Omaha and the wc t and expressed
himself in the warmest terms.
'Omaha , " paid ho , "is as far ahead of
eastern cities in the matter of business
as Now York city is of Rome. 1 intend
to stay hero and am so sure that I can
do a good business that I have opened
up elegant quarters in Room . ' { , Fal
coner block , and am now ready for bus
iness. I shall make a .specialty of line
gold linings and with my system , which
embraces all the modern advantages
coupled with years of experience , I know
that I cannot fail to give geiuiral satis
faction ana make money in this grow
ing city. "
REIMS' COMljU\K ild.
Preparations lining .Made
lor the Performance In This City.
On Tuesday. Juno 20. that mighty
managerial trio , the three brothers ,
Sells , will reign supreme in this city.
No earthly potentate over posj-essod
more loyal subjects than do the Messrs.
Soils. Everywhere north , south , east
and west they are universally recog-
nixed as the foromo.it purveyors in their
peculiar realm , and 'io ono dares dis
pute tlnslr leadership. The Messrs.
Soils have toured the country with
luunorous notable tented combinations
in the { last , but till : , vear's organization
is pro'ioimccd the hn o.st and llncsi of
them all. The bublnus'i this season has
boon something unprecedented. Vast
crowds have daily witnessed the
anmning aronic feats , the stupendous
zoological display and gladiatorial com
bats. the rushing , thundering hippo-
ilromu rat'os , and every spectator has
beoa unlimited as ho never .was
before. The show will ho scon iioro
in all itn richest luster and coni-
plotoncws , the entire paraphernalia hav
ing been rolittcd anil roburnishcd for
the Pncillo trip. Several important
hpuciall attractions have been added
notably the lillfort Brothers , who im
personate classic statuary to the life :
Petit and MoYoy , the world's greatest
iurlalists. and the boiibational acrobats ,
the LaMartins. The Messrs. Sells are
determined that tholr present tour of
the Pacilic coast shall bo a momoriablo
ono , and have loft no stone unturned to
accomplish that purpose. Neither of
the other two noted shows Barnum's
and Forciiaugh's will visit the Pacillo
circuit this season ; hence those who
desire lo sen a b'g ' circus with all the
latest adjuncts would do well to attend
the Sells' establishment. The princely
btrcot pageant will start from the
grounds at 10 o'clock 21th and Hamilton
and will traverse the principal thor
oughfares. Two performances will bo
given at 2 and 8 p. in. , this , doors open
ing an hour earlier.
The indications point to uu overflow
ing attendance.
Operatic ami Drimmtlu School.
IJ'g'i ' order of voice culture for the
slimy o opc-ra and drama pupils received
at the studio of Mr. and Mrs. F. Mussoy
Howtml , 1'iOO Douglas st. First opera
in rehearsal for public performance , M.
Balfo's celebrated work "Bohemian
t/Irl , " in its untirely. Ladles and gon-
tlcnti'ii wishing to join * a class or for
private inrfcuet'oa ' will pleas > o call at
'once as the -list oljuim'ls is limited ,
11HNNISOX HUPS.
Spcclnt Snle Hir Momlnr.
1 cnso fitltJ figured batiste cloth , an
elegant summer fabric , really worth
] 2jc per yard , on sale Monday at Oc per
yard , ono day only.
I case finest quality crinkle seer
suckers , a beautiful line of colors , worth
18 c per yard ; wo will sell just ono case
Monday , 14 yards for l)8c. )
Another grand offering for Monday.
One entire counter piled up with beau
tiful white goods in plaids , stripes and
checks , worth up to 4c ( ) a yard ; your
choice Monday lo ( ) a yard.
50 pieces elegant quality lace stripe
scrim Monday 6c nor yard , n'orth 20c.
100 pieces beautiful silk niching 12lc
per yard , worth 2oc.
Handsome ruchlngs 6c per yard ,
worth ISc.
42 inch Swiss embroidered llouncings
at ( ) e. 75r , OSc.
These goods are worth more than
double the prices qubtedi If yon want
a handsome white dress now is the time
to buy.
100 dozen ladies' fancy hose on sale
Monday. Kio per pair , worth 2-5c.
Ladies' line brilliant lisle hose , in
blacks and colors , for one day only 4Jo !
per pair , worth 75c.
Ladies' line frame brilliant lisle
gloves , full fashioned lingers , novorsold
les than 50c , on sale Monday 25o a pair.
60 dozen ladies' kid gloves , broken lots ,
worth up to $1.75 , a pair ; your choice
Monday 7oc a pair.
Ilow'is this ? Ono day , ladies' silk
vests , no sleeves , in pink , blue , cream
and ecru , $1.1 ! ) each , worth $2.50.
Ladies' jersey ribbed vests , no sleeves ,
Monday I5 ! cents each , worth OOc.
Don't forgot , if you want to buy car
pets , curtains , etc. , at rock bottom
prices our store is the place to Had
them. Prices now are no object. Wo
want to unload.
DENNISON BROS.
Saratoga Spring water on draught at
Getty's.
A'lHitors
Are especially invited to call and see
our line compaign rockaways and bug
gies , all styles , aud get our'priccs. Par-
lin , OrendorlT & Martin Co. , Oth and
Jones.
SPKCIAIj SAM3.
Blisses' and Children's Dresses.
AT
1IEYMAN & DEICHES' ,
MONDAY , 2-5TH , FROM
9 TO 5 O'CLOCK. -
Ono Lot White Embroidered presses ,
sizes 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 years ,
$1.40.
One Lot White and Colored Em
broidered Dresses , sizes 1 , 2 , . ' ) , 4 years ,
$1.98.
One Lot Colored Embroidered Dresses ,
sizes 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 years ,
$2.GS.
One Lot Scarsucker Dresses , trimmed
with white braid , sixes 1 , 2,3,4 , 5 , G
years ,
$1.25.
Gingham , Challic , Chambria and
Batiste Dresses , Plain and Trimmed ,
sizes 3 to 1C years , at
- VERY LOW PRICES.
Sale on Monday ,
< 9 to 5 o'clock.
Call early and get
BARGAINS.
HEYMAN & DEICIIES ,
1518 and * 1520 Farnam st.
Getty's Spa counter is now open.
Don't forget the auction sale Monday ,
10 o'clock , of household furniture ,
kitchen utensils , etc.
D. S. M. FUKTAVKLL ,
Auctioneer.
Auction Sale.
Monday , Juno 25. will bo olTored at
public auction , at No. 114 South Nine
teenth street , household furniture , con
sisting of parlor furniture , hat rack ,
book cases , library , table , bedroom
suits , bideboard , dining table ; chairs ,
china , glassware and kitchen utensils.
Sale commences at 10 a. m.
To Whom it May Concern.
I have this day sold to William Gen
tleman my one-half interest in the re
tail grocery business , formerly known
as Gentleman & Hunt , at 501 and 503 N.
Kith street.
All account's will be paid and all bills
collected by William Gentleman.
A. J. Hunt.
Getty's Spa counter is now open.
Ilaslcct JVlniiiilncturini ; Co
Manufactures all kinds of splint and
stave baskets.
The patronage of wholesale and re
tail dealers solicited.
Address P. O. box 599 or call at fac
tory 1 } miles west of Hanscom Park in
Echermann Place.
Special Gift to the Mechanics.
C.OOO REGULATION DINNER PAILS
will be given away free of charge
AT BLOCK & HEYMAN'S ,
one-priced clothiers , 111 ! ! Farnam st. ,
Omaha , Neb. , Wednesday evening ,
Juno 27 , between the hours of 7 and 0
] ) . m. A cordial invitation is extended
to everybody.
Go to the Spa at Getty's.
The mcsbago boxes of Tins BKU are
proving a great convenience to the
public.
All who are interested in the Omaha
Charity association and the building of
the Crecho will bo pleased to learn that
the Buttorllios'ball netted $019.30. The
thanks of the association are tendered
to nil who assisted in tho.se entertain
ments , in whatever manner , directly or
indirectly. Were wo to enumerate
them the columns of this jingo would bo
full. The consciousness of having done
something to help God's poor wilfbring
its own reward , and such need no thanks
from us. The "well done" of the Master
is enough.
Mineral waters on draught at Getty's.
Remember the celebrated factories of
II. N. Babcock , Watortown , N , Y. , and
E. S. Foltch , Amosbury , Mass. , have
their buggies , carriages and rockaways
represented at the repository of Purlin ,
Orondorff & Martin Co. , Oth and
Jones. Everyone invited to call and in
spect.
Go to Getty's for cream soda.
"VVrcek or the Steamer''Terry. "
Auction I Auction 1 Auction I
The entire cargo of the sunken
steamer having been consigned to us wo
will soil same at auction on Thursday
next at 9 a. in. , consisting of furniture ,
carpets , rugs , curtains , bedding , furs ,
robes , lump * , Indian relics. AH will bo
open for inspection in a few days at 400
North Sixteenth street. Kohn & . Wells.
A. W. Cowan , auctioneer.
C. Leo Staub , Architect and Supt. ,
otllco 1010 Howard ; 10 yeans' experi
ence. Fine , stylish buildings a spec
ialty.
i '
llcmnntit Dny Monday.
Remnants of .bleached muslin 33o
yard.
Remnants of calico 3c yard.
Remnants of lawn 8l yard.
Remnants of white goods 3c yard.
In fact all kinds of remnants of all
kinds of goods and all for the small
sum of 31e yard.
Wo shall also inaugurate Monday a
special sale of notions at about ono-llfth
their value. Cast your eye carefully
ever the following , and plcaso romoin-
bor when wo advertise a sale wo have
just what wo advertize , never run out
and carry no trash :
Elastic web 2jc yard , worth lOc.
Tape He roll , worth Be.
Corset steels 5 , worth 16c.
Silk thread 2c , worth 5cA
Crochet hooks ISc , worth 10.
Linen thread 3c , worth 8c.
Basting thread lo , worth 3c.
12 dozen agate buttons 3c. worth lOc.
Hat pins two for Ic. worth Be.
- Safety pins 2c , worth 6c.
Soaj ) 6c , worth 15c.
Loud pencils , dozen Cc , worth J0c. !
Thimbles Ic , worth oc.
Shields 7c. worth 20o.
Hairpins , dozen papers , 3c , worth 20c.
Needles He , worth Be.
Noodles , gold eyed lie , worth lOc.
A lot of fine black buttons at 25c dozen ,
worth 20c.
Continuation of our great slaughter
sale of Swiss skirting.
Fine feather fans in all colors SOc ,
worth $1.
While goods at one-third price.
Imported black sateen , worth 40c , at
12 yards for $1.74.
Millinery almost given away.
STONEIHLL , 1515 Douglas.
Fourth of July Celehratlon.
The grand marshal , aids and all as
sistant marshals elected by trade and
labor unions , are requested to meet
Sunday , Juno 21 , at 10 a. m. , at Gate
City hall , Thirteenth and Douglas
streets. Regular committee and repre-
bontatives moot Mondny , Juno 25 , at
7:30 : p. m. , southeast cornorTwelfth and
Farnam streets. Julius Meyer , chair
man.
Saratoga Spring water on draught at
Gotty's.
C. J. AVK15I3K.
Special. Special ! !
I will make some special offerings
this week in silk department , com
mencing Monday in order to reduce
block.
A line of summer silks at 25c , regular
price 37c ; a good quality colored , gros
grain silk , all similes , 05 , regular
price ! } 5c.
A full line of faille francaiso in
creams , pinks , grey's modes , plumb ,
light and navy blue , tans , browns and
black $1.12j , regular price $1.35.
Note prices below in black gros grain
silks and J.hen come and examine the
qualities. These goods wo guarantee
to give satisfaction.
87jc , regular price $1.15. $1 , regular
price $1.25.
$1.25 , regular pricc$1.05. $1.40 , regu
lar price $1.85.
$1.00 , regular price $2.2.3.
Shaded surah silks at 75c , worth $1.
A linoof stripes and checks in surahs
will bo sold cheap.
Black silk grenadine at 95c. This is a
bargain , worth $1.60. Also a full line
of summer dress goods in albatross and
light weights at exceedingly low prices.
Prices on above arc for this week only.
Theee are bargains worthy your in
spection. C. J. WISIIKK ,
Next to postolHce. 114 So. 15th bt.
Mineral waters on draught at Getty's.
The Passion for Nude Photographs.
The St. Paul Globe in 11 recent issue ,
said : A party of vivacious girls who
are well known in St. Paul , have re
cently imitated a certain set of foolish _
Boston maidens , and have had their
photographs taken in exceedingly scant
costumes.
The girls are employed in the odlec
of a certain corporation , and are as nice
and comely a half-do/.on maidens as ono
could wish to mcot. They have a host
of friends , being all girls of a good
social standing. Their work is light
and time often hangs heavy upon them ,
so plans must bo devised to pass some of
the hours away. Who first thought of
the idea of havinc themselves photo
graphed without jiicumbranccs to hide
their charms lias not become a matter
of history , but. at any rate , it did
not take the girls long to
suppress any inconvenient little qualms
of conscience , and consent in a body
to go through the operation. But who
was to do the photographing ? Every
body declared that it would bo out of
the question to resort to a horrid male
photographer. ' Finally ono of thojirls
impressed into the secret service a
young man , an intimate friend of hers ,
and after some show of reluctance it
was decided that ho should do the job
on the condition that ho would stay in
the room only long enough to work the
camera , and promise on his solcmncbt
oath never to toll. The young man in
question is widely known in St. Paul ,
and if his name bo mentioned ho would
bo generally recognized as an amateur
photographer and sketch artist. The
photographing was duly gone- through
with , the girls being nrrayed in all the
glory of their modesty and natural
charms and but little else. The fair
maidens were taken in a group , repre
senting a harem scone or something of
the bort. The resulting picture , which
was secretly passed around for inspec
tion a few days afterward , was pro
nounced perfect , but thus far , with the
exception of the girls themselves and
the photographer , nobody has been al
lowed the privilege of seeing ono of the
dainty works of art.
A car of fine carriages and rockaways
wore received Saturday by Parlln ,
OrondorlT & Martin Co. , Oth and Jones ,
and are now on exhibition in the ir re
pository.
Ilnyilcn Urns.
Still letting down the prices. On
Mondnyvo will "have n big special
white bed spread salo. Wo hnvo pur
chased from ono of the Inrpcst import
ing houses their cntlro odd lots 01 bed
spreads , mostly all Marseilles quilts ,
tilso some very nlco crotchet spreads ,
( bomo nro slightly soiled ) . There is
quite nn assortment , nnd 110110 in the
lot cost less than Sl.JtS , from that to
$2.25. Wo will glvo yon choice of the
entire lot at 8c ! ) each. First choice will
of course ho the best , so Ire on hand
Monday morning nt 5) ) o'clock. Letting
down the prices on colored en rial n
scrim for Monday down to7c yd , worth
loc ; plain curtain scrim lace stripe-10-
in. wide , 4c yd. Special bargains in
lace curtains at fiOo , 7oc , 8"c , $1.00 ,
$1.2o , $1. . | ( ) . ai.oOnml $2.00 a pair ; K 0
pieces of fancy figured lawn for Monday
only 2c ! yd ; only ono dress pattern to
each customer. Handsome linoof plain
black and checked Orgamlois in lawns ,
crinkledseersuckers at oc and 10e yd.
Whlto cheeked Nainsooks 60 , Oc , Si1 and
Kle yd. Special bargains on white India
linen and Victoria lawns at lOc , 12je ,
lie ( , 18o , 20c and y o yard. Letting
down the prices on 2 yards wide line
table linens lo Mo , Coc ! , 7oc , 85c , ! Hc ) and
SI.00 yard. No such valtio over olTorcul
in Omaha. 1(1 ( yds of 10-ln wide checked
glass toweling for $1.00. Whore i-an
you match this bargain'/ Another lot
of apron checked gingham at 2ka
yard. Yon will find bargains In our
domestic department Monday. Wo nro
clearing out all the odds and ends in
our wall paner department at greatly
reduced prices. IIAYDEN BROS.
Try Getty's ice cream soda.
The Dcnr will ho Glad lln In rninliiR.
II. A. Wnlos of Bridgeport , Conn. , the
inventor of the invisible bound disk for
deafness , which has attracted such wide-
bprcad attention in this country and
Europe , will bo at Co//.cns Hotel to
morrow.
The Union Pnolllc Hallway.
"THE OVERLAND ROUTE , "
Has arranged to stop all suburban
trains at Q street , South Omaha , to bet
tor accommodate the constantly increas
ing subu rban travel.
Try Getty's ice cream soda.
The Illinois Washer.
Parlies desiring one , or repairs for
same and repairs for Eagle Champion
and otner wringers , can secure them by
addressing Star Manufaeturinc'Co. , P ;
O. box 699 , or calling at our factory ij
miles west of llanscom Park in Eokor-
nian Place.
nuTTiiu.mr.iit WHOLKSOMR
A Number of Cases in AVhlch It Has
ICxercised a Very Kcncllclal KfToct.
Witli the rapid growth of reconstruct
ive medicine , comes opportunely the reintroduction -
introduction of old and well known do
mestic remedies , among which butter
milk demands a respectable place , says
the popular Science News. A young
lady patient of the writer was sulloring
from a severe consumptive cough. None
of the usual antispasmodics , expector
ants , etc. , scorned to do any good , sim
ply because her stomach was too weak
to bear enough medicine to olTcct the
purpose. Finally I suggested to her
mother the use of hot buttermilk. It
was adopted at once. Her first night's
experience was one of comparative free-
doom from cough and pain , and pleasant
slumber for several hours. It was con
tinued for a long time , and with un
varying relief of all her previous dis
tressing symptoms , and nn almost per
fect freedom from cough for several
hours after each draught of hot butter
milk.
Lingering at ono time for wcek-s from
an attack of congestive fever , dosed
with calomel and quinine almost beyond
endurance , the writer began to desire
buttermilk to drink. The physician
"didn't believe in humoring the'whims
of natients , " as ho expressed it ; besides ,
ho contended that a single drink of the
obnoxious fluid might produce death , as
acids and calomel were incompatible
dwellers in the same btomach. But I
was a good persuader , and my mother
was a buscontible subject. The butter
milk , "fresh from the churn , " was pro
cured and drank. No evil resulted ; in
stead came a perspiration and a bpeedy
recovery.
Many years afterward I missed my
usual noon meal. It was about 2 or 3
o'clock j ) . m. dinnor. of course , was
over when I reached a farm house ,
weak , tired , hungry and "all out of con
dition1' for active work. Dinner
wassnggosted by the house wife. "No ,
indeed ! " said I , "not this time ; I am
nearly homo. But if you have any but
termilk I will take a drink of that to
stay my stomach. " A good , kindhearted -
hearted woman , she FOOII brought up a
pitcher of butlermilk from the cool
siiring-liouso , while I examined my pa
tients and prescribed for them. Per
haps a nint was drank during the stay
of nearly an hour. For months indiges
tion had hold its unfriendly grasp on
my slomach. From that notable day
forward his reign was broken ; my
stomach was healed , and I could ride all
day , if necessary , without feeling so
woc-bogono from the lack of food as before -
fore drinking the buttermilk.
There are people , however , who can
not use buttermilk at all , and some who
cannot use milk of any kind , nor butter ;
but to others it proves both food and
medicine.
Mrs. Inhoff , of Carlisle , Pa. , has a
largo cat known as Toby. Many a dog
lias gone down before him , but Toby has
come to grief at last. The other day ho
killed an English sparrow tlmtjivas eat
ing crumbs of bread in .the yard. A
score of the sparrow's companions wit
nessed this act and made a furious at
tack upon the cat. The birds pocked
Toby viciously , digging their henks
deep into his hide. Ho fought bravely
for a iimo , but finally turned tail and
fled beneath the porch ,
WISHING TO INCREASE" OUR MEFS TRADE
WE SHALL SELL THE
Best Hand-Sewed Shoe
-FOR
ALWAYS
WORTH
$8.00.
To sell at this price we must sell double the quantity.
These shoes are NOT half hand and half imitation , but strictly
all hand made , Ask for them ,
JLAt JLJ
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INSTITUTE
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visit itt * make n tnemaraiiditm or our exact address , nnd thus Have
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FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL
AND DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
Oil J , ff. McMENAMY , Plijsician and Surgeon in Charge- '
TWENTY YEAUS' HOSPITAL AA' ! PUIVATE I KA TflCE.
Assisted by a Mmlicr of Compctciil , Skillful and Experience ! Piwicians and Surgeons.
Particular Attention paid to Dcfonnilips , lkca ) > .e < ( of Women , UNca cs of the Urinary
and Sexual Organs , Prhnto Dfcon'.cs , IH-cn cs of the Xenons Ssteiii ,
Lnnu and Thniat JHM'a ( > s. Surgical Operation * ) , Epilepsy or
Tits , Piles , Cancel's , Tumors , Etc.
More money invested ; more skillful pliye.ici.ins and surgeons employed ; more patients-
treated ; more cures eflccled ; more modern improved instalments , apparatus and appli
ances than can be found in all other infirmaries , institutes or dispensaries in the west
combined. Largest and most complete Medical Institute or Hospital in the west. Fifty
newly furnished , well warmed nnd ventilated rooms foi patients , three skilled physicians
always in the building , AU kinds of diseases treated in the most scientific manneV.
We Maiintani'c ' Surgical Braces fop
Supporters , Electrical Hatteries , aacl can supply physicians or patients any appliance ,
remedy or instriuntnl known. Call and consult ns , or write for circular upon all biib-
jccts , with list of questions for patients to anbwer Thousands treated successfully by
correspondence. We have supeiior advantages and facilities lor treating diseases per
forming surgical operationh and nursing palicntf , which , combined with our arknowl-
edged ability , experience , responsibility and reputation , should make the Omaha Medical
and Surgical Institute the first choice.
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute is conducted upon strict business and
scientific principles , and patients here receive every advantage that art , skill , science
and human ingenuity , can biing to bear on their cafes. Their comfort and con
venience will always be t.iken into consideration.
Should you conclude to visit us for treatment or correspond with us. you will find
that these statements of our position , location and facilities are not overdrawn in any
particularbut are plain unvanished facts.
Only Eeliable Medical Institute Making a Specialty of
'
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All IJlood Diseases successfully treated. Syphilitic Poison removed from the system
without meicury. New restorative treatment for loss of Vital Power. Persons unable
to visit us may be treated at home by correspondence. All communications confiden
tial. Medicines or instruments tent by mail or express , securely packed , no markb lo
indicate contents orsendor. One personal interview preferred. Call and consult us or
send history of your case , and we will send in p'ain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ,
Upon Private , Special or Nervous Diseases , Impotcncy , Syphilis , Gleet and Vaiicocelo
with question list.
My Reasons for filling a Book Upon Private , Special and MronsDiseases , '
I have for many years made a specialty of diseases of the uninary and sexual oigans
have become a ri-cognimi authority upon the subject , conieiniently 1 icucivc an im
mense number of letteri , from physician * and aflhctcd person * , asking my opinion and
ad vice upon individual cases. 1'or the bent-lit of such persons , I have wiitlen a book , giv
ing a general description of the most common diseases and conditions , mv tri-atmenl.suc-
cesh , advice , etc. After reading it. persons will have a clearer idea of their condition
and can write me more intelligently and to the point. It will therefore be seen that our
object in writing these pages i not to furnish leading matter to a class of persons who
read out of mere idle cariosity.but for the benefit ol tlienuny who are suffering to a gieater
or less degiee from diseases , or the effects of diseases or abuses , of the sexual and minary
organs. Not a day pasve but we receive many calls 01 ictteis from pertoiib si.flering
from this class of diseases , or their sequel. Many of them aie ignorant of the cause of
the dilliculty that has wreckdd their constitutions , thrown a cloud over their bright pros ,
pects and is shortening thir days.
Fiirijlcal operations for the euro of Mare I.ln , Club 1'not. Tuiiiori , ( "minor * , I'ixtnln , Cataract.
Ptral > li < mus < ( 'rosiyet : > ) , Varlmcule. luvorteu Nulla , Wonaaud Deformities ! of the Human body
vi-rformed In thu moht t-eli'iilillc-manner.
Wo treat Chronlo illbi-iihes of the Linus * , lloart. IIo.nl , Wood. Skin , Scalp , Slamm-li. favor. Kill-
noyn. llliil ( < U-r , Nerves , lionea , etc. , as I'aralyids. I.pilep y ( I'ltHi. Scrofula , Dropsy , llrlxht's Disease ,
Tttjiu Worm , Ulcers or rover borea , Dysp-iiala or Uabirltls , llalilnojs , Ktzomu , utc.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Tri-ntnl carofnlly , skillfully uud sclent I tlrally liv the latest mid mot npjuovod melliods
WRITE FOR BOOK ON DISEASES OF1 WOMEN. FREE. Dr. MoMoimmy Inn for.
years devoted a laria portion of his tliuo t" th btudv mid tiuutinoiit of thlsclass of ill Msi-H , mill
lias hparcil neither iliiio nor niuiu-y t" p rfi-i-t hliiiHelf. uud Is fully mippiiod with every instrument
uiiiilluuco uud rwucdy of vuluo in thli department of Medicine uiU Suracry
EYE AND EAR DEPARTMENT
\Ve claim superiority over any oei-ulist or aiir'rt In the wc t. and the tlioiiuaii.l * whom ; y 0 lltXV *
curtd. after others have fallfil.hiiljatantlatuourrlaiiiH. 'lo thoiu alllic-ted with llyi. aiid Ki nr < 1U-
MM ? * , wo Hlinply nay. c.ill and oimilt uKf' ' u neieiitillc oi-liiiou. Hi ; n vl-ilt whom you like , uud 1C
nro un liuullluunt norwin you will retutu to us for tn-utincut and euro.
you dur Hook. ile crfbHi ( { thb Kjuaud liar aud their ilUaaioM In pluIn luuKuairn. with numerous Illus-
ti.itiou , MO written for the bt-nollt of polenta nud pliyhU-lana who write us ID iourd ; to CIJM-- ; by
, , -a.llUB . them caret i.llv . ' ' . - . ! ! will Imyo a clear ' > { > " " ' ' ' ' " J ? ' . ' 8'r'b '
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