THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY DECEMBER 2. 1SSS.-SIXTEEN PAGES.
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8laii litcrlng I > rcn < < Ooodfl Comincnc-
firjc I'ronch Henrietta , nt SSc , OOc
French Henrietta ntloc , GSc French
Henrietta tit toe , "oc French Henrietta
at Me ,
ULACK OHOS CHAIN SILKS
At nn nwful snt'rilleo to otloct vales. Ev
ery ynrtl is fully wnrrnntcd to wear and
hold the color. 81.10 quality reduced
to ( > 7o , Ul.iM quality reduced toTfic , 81. 10
n utility reduced to 880 , $1.50 quality re-
tin red to Oil1.
PUJSHKS ! PM'SIIES ! ! I'LI'SIIKS ! ! !
VJjc quality at : i7u. 8.V quality lit -JOc ,
Me quality tit ftlc , SI quality nt ( i"e. Wo
liavo the tnost complete line of plushes
nnd China silks , and will offer great In
ducements during thin sale ; US inch all
wool tricot iMc , Washington suitings
fijc , double fold wool witln berber in all
Hhades SiHi110 inch Indict cloth
HOc , -10 ini-h French mixed Bulling IOc ,
40 inch French novelty suiting 60c , it !
inch invisible stripes. ( lie. Imported
plnldB in now debigiiH nnd coloring nt
fo ( ) , ( ) .rC , 75u , 8"C ) nnd $1.00 , worth from
81.00 to ? 2.60. An elegant line of robes
nt a tremendous sacrilk'o. $1" > robes at
S.7f ! ) ) . $20 lobes at % 10. Sio ! robes at
61 1.12/i / , and &W robes at $11 ! to { IS.
CLOAK ANDbllAWL DI-U'T.
Wo ha\o added a largo line of exqui
site wnoitk'H in cloaks nnd reduced the
entire stock to absolute bankrupt prii'es.
You cannot ntTord to purchase anything
in clonltH , Hhnwls or millinery without
fccohig our goodrt and prices.
THIS AWFUL CUTTING IN PRICES
extends to house furnishings nnd gro
cery department , l.'t inch hammered
Hilvor trays fie , pot chains * > , largo .Jap.
duster fit1 , large lire shovel oe , tea
* fctrainer fie , largo hullo oc , largo Ilcsh
fork oo , lo inch basting spoon oc , cuke
turner / > e , largo grater .r > c , meat or bread
toiistor lie , 2-qimrt dipper , strong nnd
well made , fie ; good Mouse hatchet 5c ,
] { ussin iron dripping pans in all sixes ,
lee ; corn popper , lOo ; Japanud euspi-
dores , lOc ; pint tin pail with handle
and cover , fie ; Il-plnt pail , lOc.
Good Snntosnnd prime ItiocolTcctOc ! ;
„ good Jtun collecfie ; beit Java and
{ j * AIocliu colleoitOe ; ( boxes parlor matches ,
fie ; Armour's best sugar-cured hnmslOc.
Wo have just received n shipment of
now crop habitat Ilred .Iti ] ) and other
Btylcs that are delicious in tnsto and lln-
vor just half regular prices.
liest mustard , l-o/ bottle , -e ; (1-oz ( , He ;
fc'ofie. . 1'int bottle catsup , fie ; t-qt !
bottle catsup , lOc. Desl blueing , qtbot-
tlo , ! ! c. ! ! -lb can cnoice tomatoes. 7-c.
SJ-lb Htanilard corn. ( ! } e. 1Mb cuii black
berries , fie. 1Mb best raspberries , Itijo
si can. 'Mb standard tipples , fio. 1Mb
peas , Co a can. 1-lb pckg best corn
wtnreh , fie. Host laundry starch "e a Ib.
Best soda crackers 0o } n Ib. 7 bars laun
dry soap , lihe ; 8 bars good soup , lioe ; ! K
eakcs best * .onp , $1.00. Wo hiuo the
hirgest stoelj of crockery and glassware
in the city. We Bell city or country
inorelinnts at Chicago prices , free of
freight.
Open evenings till 9 o'clock.
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Dry Goods.
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Clotliin- ) < * | > urtmont.
To-morrow , opening of our prand Do-
roinhor sales , wo shall offer foods nt
prices never heard of before in Omaha.
\Vo nro receiving Inrpo shipments of
clothing every day. We need room nnd
miiHt sell.
KM ) men's cass suits , $4.15.
12o men's oass suits , $5.00.
" ( K ) men's all wool suits , three styles ,
$ ( ! . ( H ) .
150 incus all wool worsted suits , $7.00.
1 ! ) styles of Hue easHiind worsted suits ,
SS.OO.
25 styles ol line cnssnnd worsted suitH
nt 5fl.i ( ) ) and $10.00.
25 .styles of imported poods nt$12.)0.
250 heavy eh in eh il In overcoats at1.15. .
" 00 heavy chinchilla ulsters at $ S. i.
500 peed quality eassand worsted over
coats ( nsst ) at W.lit. . $7 nnd $ S.
Fin or poods nt proportionately low
prices. Hi our boys and ehildrcns de
partment we olloi * special prices. Our
stock comprises everything ; from the
finest down to the cheaper grades in
suits nnd overcoats nt 10 per cent lower
prices than any house in Omaha.
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HAT 'DKPAUTMKNT.
In this department wo continue to
ofTer s ecinl inducements to the trade.
The- prices wo are umlaut'soil the poods
nt bight. Wo nro actually soiling men's
hats tit half the hatters prices. Prices
on childrnns hats and caps equally low.
IIAYDKN BROS. , Dry Goods.
Hottoni O t of Crockorv.
PRICES CUT TO TillCORK. : .
Plates from -e each up.
GHKAT.IOllin butter dishes tit 60
each. YOU MUST SBK THKM.
nip barpains in supar bowls , tea pots ,
eauco dishcB , tea cups and saucers ,
Christmas presents , otc. , etc.
We lead in low prices in all depart
ments , nnd you can have all you want
of any of the barpains.
Wo will be sure to have plenty when
you cull.
Largo line of Christmas presents Jn
furniture novelties on our second lloor.
PRICKS BKD UOCK
Kvorv time.
W. U.'BKN'NUTTCO. ,
1508 , 1510 , 1512 and lol 1 , Capitol avo.
$5.7.- .
Contlomon , till December 10th I will
olfor 500 pairs of penis' line French calf
hnnd-howrd shoes , all si/es , widths A to
KKMK.75 ! , reduced from $7. This is
my repulnr line of i > 7 band-sowed shoos ,
nnd filter Dec. 10th not a pair will be
bold or loss thiin 7.
I Want to rcdiiro my Immense stock of
hand-sewed shoes ,
COOK'S SIIOK STORK ,
loOd Fariiniu.
.loc Keith.
T Iqavo for California Jan. 1.
Will sell all optical goods , opera
glasses , telescopes , jewelry , oto. , etc. ,
at cost ,
llomembar the place ,
JOE KEITH ,
10 ! ) 15th St. , opp. P. O.
No Jiving writer has so many renders
ns Mrs. G , R. Alden , known as
"Pnoey , " author of the celebrated
Pansy books and editor of the popular
jnngiuina / young people , The Pansy ,
H.OU a year. D. Lothrop Company ,
Dostbn , will send a sample copy on re
ceipt of o cunts.
IrlHli American ( Social Club.
The above named club will give the
fourth of a series of parties next
Wednesday evening , Doc. o , at Cun
ningham hall , cor. litth nnd.l nekton sts.
find from what can bo learned will sur
pass anything of the kind before hold
in Uio city this season. This club Is
comiosud ) entirely of young men who
thoroughly undnmtand such alTairs , and
liavo arranged n programme of twenty-
two dunces. Prof , Rhor's orchestra
will furnish the music. All are invited
to attend and on joy tliomseh 09.
If you want a good carringo or buggy
cheap , go to
. 1-109 and 1411 Dodge st.
Typewriter * for rent. 1007 Farnnm ,
You can buy two cloaks at the price
ono elonu would cost you elsewhere nt
the McDonald bankrupt cloak stile , 21 1
S , 16th si , , opp. IBoyd's opera house ,
Btonchlll'f ) .
To-morrow , our regular bargain day ,
wo will throw upon our counters some
great drives.
We do not give our goods away , but
every Monday wo aim to give the people
ple $1.00 worth of goods for oOc.
CLOAKS.
Fine ncwmarkets W..KH , worth 50.00.
Fine tiewmnrkots $1.H8 , worth JO.OO.
Extra line all wool now markets , enpo
over the sleeves gathered back 87.09 ,
worth $12.00
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
At i regular price any reasonable
offer not turned aside.
Ladles'plush coats nt $11,08 , worth
S2-J.OO ; this garment is our leader ; line
seal plush quilted satin lining , seal
loops , and in fact ns fine a garment as
any lady could wish for , ask to see the
immense bargain.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Mon'slined kid gloves \\orthil.OD. ) .
Men's calf faced gloves ( we , worth
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C | :
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Men's fine buck gloves 70c , worth
$1.2' , .
Men's heavy shoe ] ) mitts 2004 worth
7fio.
7fio.Men's
Men's fine all-wool sox 2oc , worth oOc.
Infants' all-wool hose 12c } , worth 25e.
Ladies' line cashmere hose 20c. worth
50u.
50u.A
A full line of Indies' gloves and mitf ,
both lined and unlined alone-half price
for to-morrow.
VELVETS AND PLUSHES.
Wo still have 11 full line of colors in
those line silk plushes at-ISc. Who
sells them ns cheap ?
Fine xchetcen lOcaynrd , worth fiOc.
Fine brocaded velveteen 2. " > u a jaril ,
worth 7oc.
Extra line plushes , 20 inches wide ,
7lc , worth $1.2.1.
DRESS GOODS.
Monday is the lat day to buy the
famous Lorraine chocks and plaids. 40
inches wide , at 2c ! ( a yard , worth ( iOc ;
this is the greatest bargain of the
seii'-on.
Broadcloths , 51 inches wide , they
must go. 8c ! ) n yard.
Ih-in. Henrietta extra fine , in black
and colors. athOc , worth $1.2" ) .
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Remember , at oOc on the dollar ; one-
half the marked price. The greatest
bargains in Omalm.
SPECIAL SALE OF JEWELRY.
All the latest novelties.
Your choice of 50(1 ( rolled gold plate
breastnins " , some with settings , at 2"c ,
worth "up to $2.00.
Don't fail to attend this great bargain
sale.
Everything in the store reduced for
Monday. STONE1I1LL ,
11(1 ( and 118 South Hth ! St.
Formerly occupied by Hayden BIOS.
Open u'veniiigti till' ' ) o'clock until
Christinas. Telephone Xo. l.t jO.
II ay < l en HnM.
All prices quoted on Saturday will
hold good for Monday.
Boy's flannel shirts , pleated fronts ,
and well made , only $1.00 each , reduced
from $ l.o ( ) .
Gent's oil tanned calf gloves , wool
wrist only 53e per pair reduced from
$1.00.
Ladies' line double Saxony mitts only
Me per pair , reduced from ( iOc.
Ladies' cashmere ho e , special lot ,
worth 2"C , ; )5iTnnd ) 50c , on Monday loc
per pair.
We will close out on Monday a lot of
ladies' line wool vests , no pants , at
about one-half our regular price. In
fants Saxony knit jackets oOc , 7fic ,
$1.2-j , worth double. Wo have an ele
gant line of fur inutTs of all kinds , to be
closed out on Monday at lesi than cost.
1 lot of infant'h line cashmere hose
only l.jii per pair , reduced froinific.
Children's kid mittens , lined , only
fiOi ; per Dilir , reduced from 91.00. The
handsomest line of gout's neckwear
over shown for 25e , elegant pull scarfs
50c. OHo , 7fic , $1.2' .
Bioken lots and broken si/es in gent's
heavy wool underwear nt about ono-
luilf price on Monday.
1 lot of Indie- , kid gloves , embroidered
backs , only 5'Jc , reduced from $1.2' ) .
Just received a new lot of Indies' kid
gauntlets. Wo are now displaying a
handsome lines of fans , suitable for hol
iday iiresunts at about one-half what
'
other's ask for th"in.
th"in.HAYDEN
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods , Sixteenth st.
ONIY ONE DAYS IjONGCU.
Our Beautiful Souvenir Free.
Owing to the rush of business for the
past low weeks and on account of the
dark weather , which prevented some
from obtaining a sitting at'our gallery ,
we have decided to continue our souve
nir offer to-day , Sunday , Dee. 2. This
is positively Until. Respectfully ,
Grouoi : HIYN : ,
Photographer ,
313 to 317 South loth st.
J. T. Trowbridgo and Margaret Sid
ney write serials for Wide Awake , vol
ume beginning ne.xt month , ( a good $3
mngnxino only $2.40 n year ) . D. Loth
rep Company , Boston , will send n sam
ple copy on receipt of 5 cents.
Ilio Demon Child
Which caused so much excitement in
Cleveland , O. , last spring , and of which
a pictorial account wassrivon in the Na
tional Police : Gn/etto of Now York , will
bo on exhibition this week in Omnha.
This most remarkable freak of nature
has horns sprouting from the head ,
tusks instead of tooth , cloven hoofs in
stead of fet't , and a tail nearly two feet
in length , extending from the buinal
column.
Auction at Korildcnco.
1700 Dodge st. , Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock , the entire contents of the
above elegant residence will be sold ,
consisting of handsome bedroom suits ,
Moquetto nnd Brus-juls carpet- , parlor ,
dining-room nnd kitchen furniture.
These are line goods , oomo early.
Omaha Auction nnd Storage Co.
Codur blocks for fuel ; nothing better.
Mount & Grillln , 21l ! S. Mth st.
Silk IMiihli Hookers.
IIowo , Kerr ft Co. have just received
a line line of antique oak rockers in silk
plush for $ o.
Bottom -Out of Crookory ,
PRICES CUT TO THE CORE.
Plates from 2c each up.
GREAT JOB in butter dishes at 5c
each. YOU M UST SEE Til EM.
Big bargains in sugar bowls , ten pots ,
sauce dishes , tea cups and saucers ,
Christmas prnsonts , etc. , etc ,
Wo lead in low prices in all depart
ments , and you can have all you want
of any of the bargains.
Wo will bo sure to have plenty whoa
you call.
Largo line of Christmas presents in
furniture novelties on our second lloor.
PRICES BED ROCK
Every tlmo. t
W. R. BENNETT CO. ,
1608 , 1-510 , 1512 iindlol 1 , Capitol avo.
, Kvltlt'i *
For seal akin bonnets. Can bo made
from your old seal caps.
109-111 15th st. , opp. P.O.
, ,
M. Holhnnn & Co. have secured the
services of Mr. Tom Flynn , who has
boon fora number of years with S , P.
Morse & Co. Mr. Flynn has made ninny
warm friends in Omnha , who will wish
him > uuu > 3 in his new position.
Kntcrpriso Crowned by Success.
On entering the Plymouth Congrega
tional church , in Kounlzo Place , the
visitor is struck by the elegant appear
ance of the new chandelier , which Is
suspended from thearchcdroof. Under
neath , in letters of gold , is the legend
furnished by Welshans , Pratt & Co. ,
1510 South Fifteenth street. This beau
tiful ornament is made of solid brono
metal with three galleries of torquoiso
gas candles. Just beneath the center
gnllery is a largo fron el glass reflector ,
which multiplies and distributes the
lighf from the lower gallery to every
corner of the vast auditorium.
This elegant chandelier was especially
designated by Mr. Russell , of this linn.
In design , workmanship and olllcieney
it has no equal In the wost. This firm
makes a specialty of designing and
furnishing line chnndnliors , both for
public and pmnto buildings. Among
the many who hn\o been supplied with
elmndellcrs made from special designs
by this enterprising llrm are
the following : Max Meyer , Jo-
Keph Dciss , O. Oleson , Joseph
Barker , Mrs. II. M. Caldwell ,
Froil Nyc , Theron Nye , Fremont , G. P.
Diet/ , Frank Barnard , G. W. Maul , O.
H. Pratt , II. G. Clarke , Otto Lobeck ,
Peter Nelson , Dan Kenniston , Milton
Rogers , L. Goldsmith , Dr. Sp.iulding ,
Dr. Moore , Dr. Van Camp , Frank Wns-
sermnn , Clarke Woodman , R. E. Pen'-e ,
W. A. Pa-xton. M. F. M irtin. E. H. Camp
bell , Council Blulls , Nicoll the tailor ,
.1. S. Gibson , E. II. Bnrnnrd , Fremont ,
C. Di Woodworth , Hans Thomson ,
banker , Davenport , la. ; R. C. Gushing ,
George L. Fisher , Y. M. C. A. building ,
Danish association , and many othcis.
Their stock of gas and combination lix--
tures is not equalled west of Now York.
They are constantly making new designs -
signs of their own and are not conllm'd
to any stereotyped or discarded
catalogued plans. Their large
and elegant display rooms are
filled with till that is newest
and latest in chandaliers , reading and
drop lights ami globes , shades and
everything that pertains to the gas tlx-
tuio trade. This lirm is too well known
to need further comment.
11AYD12N tiUOS.
Mnntt.iy.
Extra heavy canton llnunel. 8c } per
yard ; good grade canton flannel , at 6c
per jnrd. New stjle-5 of dark dress
gingbam OJc per yard. Dark figured
comforter calico lijc per yard. Snow
white cotton batting 15 rolls for 2"e. .
Heavy napped shirting lo ( ) per
yard. Soft linished bleached niiislin ,
fuliiird . wide , equal to Fruit or Lons-
dalo. on Mondav only 11 yards for $1.
Red checked gloss toweling Tie , worth
IOc ; all linen toweling at 4jc per yard.
Our towel sale the past week was very
largo , there tiro- still more left at 10 , loc ,
IOc and 2"e each ; on these four numbers
wo lend all competition. Special bar
gains in Turkey red linens nt lite , 2"e ,
2'c ' ) , ; r u and 45c per yard. We have a
handsome line of felt table scarfs with
fancy embroidery , a beautiful line , of
colors and st.\les ; on Monday we open
the largest variety of colors in eider
down flannels which was over shown in
this citj. see the grade we arc ollcring
nt4jc per jaid and you will admit that
Hoyden's is the place to trade. Wu
will alMI open up a new lot of medicated
all wool red twilled llanncl at 25c per
yard , worth iOc ; French plaid dress
flannel at IOc per yard ; large stock of
skirting flannels at all prices. Colored
bed spreads at88u and $1.10each. which
are also two big bargains ; 10-1 white
blankets at ( iienpair ) ; 11-1 Ib white blan
kets $2.8" ) a pair ; all wool red blankets
at $2.50 a nair , worth 81.00 or money
refunded. Great bargains in heavy
red , grey or white blankets. We arc
now receiving our Christmas toys and
fancy goods of every description. You
will Had our display the largest in this
state. Our live Moors will nil bo filled.
You will see more toys displayed in our
now building than was ever shown un
der one roof in Omaha. Wni' , for us
and in a lew days wo will be ready. Wo
have bought up a crctit many 'entire
lots of toys at about i their value fiom
jobbers who were anxious to sell and
close out their stock. We arc now busy
checking them , and in a day or two we
w ill open the greatest sale of toys which
was ever heard of in Omaha. Our
store- , from now on until Christmas will j
be open every evening until 0 p. in.
HAYDEN BROS.
Dry Goods , Sixteenth Street.
riottom ( Jut of Crockery.
PRICES CUT TO THE CORE.
Plates from 2c each up.
GREAT JOB in butter dishes at oc
each. YOU MUST SEE THEM.
Big bargains in sugnr bowls , tea pots ,
sauce dishes , tea cups and saucers.
Christinas presents , etc. , otc.
Wo lead in low prices in all depart
ments , nndou , can have all you want
of any of the bargains.
Wo will bo sure to have plenty wlien
you call.
Largo line of Christmas presents in
furniture novelties on our sucond lloor.
PRICES BED ROCK
Every time.
W. R. BENNETT CO. .
1508 , 1510 , 1512 and 1514 , Capitol avo.
Elegant and rich seal plush cloaks ,
seal plush newmnrkot , seal plush short
wraps at half price at half price at the
McDonald bankrupt clonk sale , 211 S.
15th st. , opp , Boyd s opera houso.
Cash paid for furniture ; auction Wed
nesday and Saturday. Cowan,717 N Kith
Any parent who bus Our Little Men
and Women , (41.00 ( a year ) , may in time
count on larger men 'nnd women well
acquainted with men nnd things. D.
Lothrop Co. . Boston , will send a sample
copy on receipt of 5 cents.
fiOO frorviccablo stylish cloth ijowmnr-
kots , and ulstors worth from $10 to
$12 each will bo ottered during this
week at the McDonald bankrupt sale at
the uniform price of $5 each , only $5
each. This is the greatest bargain over
olfi-rcd in the west , McDonald bank
rupt Milo , 211 S , Ifith bt. , opp. Boyd's
opera house ,
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1 pay cash for hor&os and mules. Also
winter horses at my ranch , seven miles
from Council Blufls.
R. M. PATTKKSON ,
Rooms 1 & 2 , Omhlm Nat. Bank. Tel. 201.
D. Lolhrop Company , Boston , publish
two thousand illustrated books and llvo
inaga/.iiies for the family. They mail a
beautiful illustrated Book Bulletin on
application to any nddrctis.
.
A.I m a K Keith.
All trimmed millinery reduced , Don-
td tit half price ,
AT ALMA E. KEITH'S , opp. P. O.
Chattel .Morlfj.iue Sr le ,
Tuesday morning , nt 10 o'clock , wo
will soil at our storeroom , 1121 Fnrnnm ,
by order of the mortgagee , the entire
contents of a largo dwelling , bedroom
suilH , carpets , parlor furniture , etc.
Omaha Auction and Storage Co ,
Babyland mnkcs a happy land. 50
cents a year. D. Lothrop Company ,
Boston , will send a sample copy on re
ceipt of 5 cents.
The great cut price sale still continues
nt the Popular Chicago Bargain Shoe
Store , lo'JO Douglas street.
BcnnlsottlMros.
Grand special sale Monday. Every
thing goes at cut prices/ Holiday goods
in bnsomont nt rook bottom prices.
Monday 35 pairs sllk.flnish Henriettas ,
48 inches wide , all TIOW colors , worth
$1.50 yard , on sale Mondnv Hoc yard. 60
do/on children's all wool hose , all black
they would bo chonji nt 30c , on sale
Monday 19c pair. HOO dozen Indies'
fancy stripe cotton hose , full , ro ular
made and really worth 50c ; wo do not
want to carry them over , and will lot
them out at IOc p.iir. This is for Mon
day only. Just in , 200 ilorcn best qual
ity silk arrnseiiL1. Our price is ISodozen.
Ladles' Jersey cashmere cloves at 20c
pair , really worth 40c , Ladles cashmere
gloves at 2oc pair , worth GOc , in colors
only. Ladies kid gloves , handsome em
broidered uneks , OSc pair , worth $ l.S2o ,
Monday only. 10 cases . ' 50 inch bleach
muslin , such as Priest , Loom , Lons-
dnlo , Barker & Co. , 124 yards for $1.0. ) .
1 case line comforter calico , -He yard.
Bojs' heavy casslmeros , worth COc yard ,
on snlo Monday 25c yard. 100 ; ij Ib
feather pillows Monday , fiOc each. La
dies line leather hand bags , in black
and tans , worth up to $ l.fiO each , now on
snlo at $1.00 each. 1,000 straw baskets
IOc each. A handsome line nice
baskets for fancy work nt Ific and 2oc
each. A beautiful lunch basket , :5"o. : .
Ladies' white merino vests and pants
SS'cpnch , worth OOc. Chi'dron's purl
inufTs ISc cncli , nil colors. Ladies'linen
culls 8ic pair. Ladies linen colors Mon
day fie. A large si/o feather duster , 2"ic
each , worth 7oc. fiO do/en handsome
brocade silk handkerchiefs , 40c each ,
worth 75c ; an elegant line of colors. GOO
ladies' lace fichus ; they are worth from
2-5c to OOc , your choice Monday IOc each.
10 pieces red and blue check gluts towel
ing 8c yard , would bo cheap at lie. 15
pieces ( i-1 bleach and unblcnoh line
linen table diimnsk , Monday your choice
C0c ! yard. You can't match them le s
than 85c. 100 do/en uirkish bath tow
els Ific each , worth 2oc. Kino silk and
gilt niching IOc yard. fiO pair line red
blankets ; they are worth $3.50. They
go Monday at $2.7" ) pair. Don't forgot
our holiday goods in basement.
BENNISCN BROS.
1II2NMSON liHOS. '
Spc-elnl Clunk Sale.
For ono week only , deep cut in nil our
plush garments. Now is tlio time to buy
a cloak if you intend getting ono this
winter. JO ) Indie- , ' seal plush sacqiios 111
inches long , quilted satin lining , genu
ine sonl ornaments , chamois skin pock
ets , for one week only , $ li. ( < )0. ) regular
price S2".00. bual plush sa'-rjucs 12
inches long , handsomely made , satin
lined , has sold all season at tto.O'U ' for
ono week you can btiv them nt 1- . ! . ! ) ( ) .
Seal plush sacquos tit $2'l. 0 , s(1i(1 ( all
sca = on at 910.00 and is sold by others at
$4" > .00 ; our price one week. $2 ( > .M ) .
Ladled seal pliisb jackets , satin lining ,
clmmois sKin poi'kcts , ono week , 88.00
each ; sold all over at $ l".0t. ! Ladies'
plush wraps , $10.00 : .sold all season at
SM.5.00 ask tooc Uiem. Children'- ,
plush cloaks in I. 2 , ; > years , in alt col
ors at Sl. % . worth T .O' , ) . Don't fail to
visit one cloak and shawl department
this week , second lloor , take elevator.
All mail orders filled.
BENN1.SON BROS.
Buy your misses' nnd children's
cloak's , your suits , u > ur furs at the great
bankrupt clonk s'llc. Every article is
sold-it half of former cellinir price , tit
the McDonald bankrupt flonk sale , 214
S. 15th St. , opp. Boyd's opera house.
The great cut price --alestill continues
at the Popular Chicago Bargain Shoe
Store , 1520 Douglas street.
< f
Cloak" a : 1-ii i'riixv.Suit nt 1-2 S'rice
The great bankrupt sale of the Mc
Donald cloak and suit stock will bo con
tinued until every elonli nnd suit is sold.
Wo oiler elegant' cloaks at just half the
former prices. 214 S. loth st. , opposite
Boyd's opeia house.
The great cut price sale still continues
at the Popular Chicago Bargain Shoo
Store. Io20 Douglas street.
THE "VVKIili'S AMUSEMENTS.
IIOVD'S.
Tuesday and Wcclnusdiiy evenins Sol
bimth Kusscll In .1 I'niir ltd t'lnn.
Thursday , Fndayuml Saturday nlfjht and
ni.itmce Josopli H. Grismur and
1'houbo U.ivls m The U'orW Aijuin l
Her.
( .UVMI orniu norsu.
Friday nnd Hatuidny nlfjht nnd inatlnccr-
ItuniliXn. 10.
f.rilM i V STtDT THE * fKll.
To-nlftlit Mil tt'cfacr OMel/o'itnd / Slnynoc
yclclicn ,
i\ Very Singular Story.
Springliold Republican : George L.
Lewis , for three years clerk in the City
National bank ntSpringlicId , Mass. , has
boon discharged this week after sign
ing a written confession that ho had
schemed to defraud the bank in seveial
ways. The bank ollicers began to sus
pect young Lewis of such designs about
n month ngo. Hois but nineteen , the
son of a widow in poor health nnd with
limited means. Ho had a key to
the outer door of the bank , and was
the first person to enter the rooms each
day. but ho had nlwavs enjoyed the full
confidence of his employers. As soon ,
however , as ho was suspected of cngng-
ing questionable companionship- ! , Cash
ier Bowman went to Boston and placed
the cnso in the hands ol a Pinlcorton
detective , who came to this city and has
staid here ever since. The young man
had expressed a desire to make the nc-
quaintaiipo with a "crook , " and this
role was assumed by the detective , to
whom Lewis unfolded his plans. Ho
ollored to utter counterfeit money mid
produced the electrotypes of the signa
tures of President SalTord and Cnsliior
Bowman , with which ho proposed to
forgo a check for a large amount on the
City bank's Now York correspondents.
Meanwhile the bank officials wore in
communication with the detective and
made minutes of nil that the clerk pro-
pof > < id to do. The directors met at
Cashier Bowman's house Monday even
ing , and Marshall dune called nt the
Mnssnsoit , whore Lcwisand the "crook"
wore in consultation. They were per
suaded by band-cull's to go before the
directors , nnd there for the first time
the clerk learned that his supposed ac
complice was a detective. His schemes
were narrated , and he signed the con
fession. The banlc authorities might
easily ha\o waited until the young
man had committed some of the crimes
he had planned , but rhoso to clohO the
matter and open the boy's eyes before ho
had become a criminal. The bank has
suffered no loss beyond the detective's
bill for services.
Hard Work For lie Heor.3tnry.
Cincinnati Enquirer : Mr. Hal ford
will enjoy a great responsibility nnd a
fanlary of ii,2jO ; a year. In the execu
tive department under him will be ono
assistant at $2,2-50 a year , two clerks at
$2,000 each , two clerics at $1SOO each ,
two clerks nt $1,000 ench , two clerks at
$1,100 each , one clerk at $1,200 , a stew
ard at $1,800 , tin usher at $1,400 , nit.o
ushers , doorkeepers , and messengers at
$1,200 each , a watchman at $000 , and a
fireman at IbUJ. Ho will bo at the head
of a force of twenty-four men , having
directly to do with the chief of his
nation.
Nuw Postmaster.
CHICAGO , Dec. 1. General Walter C. New
berry assumed the duties of postmaster this
b' , vlco 8. Corning JudJ , resigned ,
THOSE OHUISTMAS STOCKINGS.
Whore to Fill TUem A 1'nrnillsc for
Chrlitinni Shoppers ,
The season so rich In joy for the little
ones , and of gladness as well to the
larger folks is rapidly approaching , nud
everywhere the poojilo are nsuing
themselves the questions : What shall
wo got for Christinas gifts , and where
shall wo get them ? H is the especial
business of the proprietors of the ! ) ! )
cent store to anticipate the want of the
community at this season , and for the
present year they have made unusual
efforts in this respect. A new stock
hardly needs to bo labeled "now , " it
speaks for Itself. Nothing is more an
noying than to find a reputed now stock
largely inndo up of rosuerected goods
that have gone through several holiday
seasons "bobbing up serenely from
below" with each recurring year.
There is none of thai kind of business
at the Ol ) cent storo. Their prices , for
one thing , do not leave many goods to
carryover , and they sell those for what
they are and for prices corresponding.
The e who make purchases fiom their
stock will llnd thnt novelty is one of
its marked features , now things
that will bring a smile ol pleasure even
to the vntoran Christmas camp igncr.
If theio is any thing now under the December -
comber sun , they have it sure. It would
seem they hud exhausted the world in
getting together suehnnendlo's variety
of goods , nnd among the things thnt
attracted our spccinl attention wns the
varied assortment of toys in mechanical ,
musical , steam , iron , wooden , etc. The
dolls , too , so life-liko in appearance ,
were receiving their proper attention
from the large crowd pivsnnt. Albums ,
leather and plush novelties wore dis
played in a great variety of styles , many
of thorn now and original with this
house. Lamps , glassware , china , etc. ,
were nrominontly shown and attracted
'
considerable nlt'eiition , both for the
beauty of designs and the extremely
low priced nt which th"y were marked.
An liour spent nt the ! l ! ) cent store will
prove a most gratifying pleasure , and
wo would advise all our readers to avail
themsehes of the first opportunity.
llnjdcn HroM. ' .lewclry Sale ,
From the great sale of Malison & Co. ,
Chicago , who had such a high reputa
tion for line goods. Your choice of El
gin. Springfield or Wnlthnm watch ,
-sl.oO ; 1 ! karat gold watch Elgin.
\Valthnni or Snringfield $ lfl.oO each ;
Ansonia nicklo clod : . 0 > e. Ladies' gold
front pat. lever chain cull' buttons , 2"e ,
worth $1.1)0. Ladies'roll plate sets col
lar and culT buttons , ' ! rc , worth $1.2o.
Heal cameo broaches olc. ! worth ? J.O < ) .
Ladies' bar pins in all designs , set with
brilliantsturquois or garnet at Hie , oe ! )
and ( iile , worth from 'rl.25 ' to $2.2" ) each ;
coin silver thimbles , lc ! ) ; sil\er hair
ornaments set in AlasUa brilliants , IOc ;
silver hair ornament * ' , amber settings ,
life , worth 7.r > c ; hair ornaments , Alaska
diamond cluster sottiiigs,2'jc.worth $1.2-5.
Real Whitby jet p.it. extension , aromatic
matic opera glasses , $1.5 ; ! , jewelers'
price. $2."iO. Those goods are put up in
satin lined moioeco cases. A full line
of gold pens aad holders at half jewel
ers'prices. .
NOTION DEPARTMENT , SPECIAL
SALE.
Adamantine pins , full count , Ic
paper ; best Englhh pins , oo paper ; im
proved steel hair crimpers , 2oc , worth
4. > c.
Combs in till grades atoc , 7c , IOc , lle ! ,
lee and 2-"ic , worth from loc to odcf
Children's round combs oe nnd IOc ,
mourninsr pin1 * 2e per bo.\ , hone handle
button hooks oo , tooth brushes oo , I2o
and loc , worth 2oe , silver lined thimbles
lie each. An endless variety of im
ported purses and poukotbooks at lie , oc ,
IOc , loc. lile nnd 21c , one third regular
prices. Fancy back electric hair brushes
IOc each , worth 25c. English solid back
hair brushes at mlf regular prices.
Fine stxiy binding ! ie per roll , best safety
pins 2e per doGraham's toilet soap 4
cakes 5c , Kirk's toilet soap ! ! c a cake ,
Colgate's and Kirk'sporfumcgand odors
at one-third regular prices. Plush balls
and mantel ornaments for fancy work
at popular iirices.
press trimmings at greatly reduced
prices. Look at our now assortment of
Indies' and children's handkerchiefs at
le and 2e each ; fancy border and
hemmed at ! io ; sheer lawn imported
hemstitched , in plain , white and fancy
border , oc each , fully worth IOc to 15c ;
hand-embroidered handkcichiefs IOc ,
worth 2 > c. The great sale of ribbons ,
laces and embroideries begins Satur
day , Dec. 1. Don't miss this sale. The
sale on cloaks , shawls and millinery
surpasses any previous effort. Opjn
o von ings till ! ) o'clock.
HAYDEN BBOS. ,
Dry Coeds.
THE ItEAI/l'V MAKKET.
IiiHtriimcnls Plnoutl on Itocoril Dur-
inir Vcsiordny.
Win Ciiisev and \\lfe to J ) Bncluumn , lot
n , blk I.MIil.ud 1'l.ice. u . . . t 4WO
C I , llrailluy nuil witi * to I. llt.ultoicl utul ,
lot ii , lllv i , Ji'ltartiru pint , ( jcd . . . 1
A T Hlimulo-i , triiMtt'i' , to W l ! Itmmdos ,
lot * . M nnd l" > , blk 14 , lliuisioni 1'liicu ,
i | < il . . 1
0 'I' Tnvlor and wlfo to ( ' K Keynolils , loin
T.-ind" * * . blk n. S U Itu uM'ni/d. . . . 10,000
W II 1'ocKlmm to 1 > M recktium , n'ot
lol I , blk 1) ) , P. V Mil I til's mid. and 11'x
ITUftof sdorllkt ) . llciuiuy Illll , qcil . ]
I > .M IVtklmm to W H I'ciUmm. tmi.IJ It
of Hticoi-b k . llowery Hill , wd . . . . 1,030
A T ItiinackiH to U in K Itliuiulu-i , lot IIbile
It , lliinsiom I'lnce , il
W I. beluy and wile to II .Myer , lot * . ' , Col-
fax bill ) , wd . . . J.UOO
\ \ f , So lij , tnistci ) to II .Mcjolot.U , Dlk
n , W l-elly ) n ( Htaitil , wil . " 7fi
J L Mllm rial 10 CThomiion , lot HI. blK 17
Walnut Mill , wd. MJ )
II ( ! ( l.irk and wife to M llundnx , lot \ > ,
blk M , DII I'ont 1'lnte , \ \ d , 1,500
.1 A llorluck uiid.v.li'e toll l.jncli , o ' lot
4 , blk r. I'mkursadd , wd . . 400
J .A .Mc-sliauJto MH-i A llaitinan , lot 1. .
blk''I. West Mill * , wd . . . 45 J
J K Jlltchhuil toC I.i/i\uin , lot Ti , blk 4 ,
\V Ijhelby'H Iht add , w.l . . . T)0
\V .1 \\iiKOiHT.oid\\lloto W I ) Vml , lots
Ji , lUand II , blk : , Van llurcn HulKiits ,
wd MB
j N iieiifi to r ii woiii.'ii..us n lotsy
and.I , bik-.1 , Klikwooil , w d . . ; iOOJ
J { , Woods anil uilo to v II Collinnn. lots
II to US. blk I. .MiCormlc.c'HSM mul. wd n.UOO
A .1 Mollougall to M A NlUlougall , lots fl
andil. blk 1 , iiklioini.lnni : > s > . wd. . . . MO
1 > U llcidcii and wlfd to M It I hi ut al , w
4'J ft lot * . ' , blfc If , Kotllit/o 1'liice , w d . T.OOO
J A VVooiliiiail and wlto to .1 \i \ l.ovvtt ,
nnd 't ' 1 in ii's. n w n o lit-11 11 e. w d . KJ3
V KolHuraud wifoto r Uulsur , s > , ' of MV
S7-HI-I1 , wd . 2.WU
8 HfnrtlHet altoJ T Dillon , lot 7. blk . ) U > ,
( InialiH , W d . . 7.UO )
G J Hunted to M I lasted , lotI , blk H ,
Hoed'u 1st mid. i * c d , . . 2.COJ
1' Mnllor and wile lo H Huhount'ii , lot 111 ,
MulltT nnd llluinle'H add , w d MX )
M .M Iliinifonl to r S 1'airotto. lotli , blk 4 ,
A S I'.itrlck > add , wd . . . . 2,000
M Ij l-'lhutto and husband toV ( Hal Ion ,
lot I. , blk „ , Iliuiboom niiic < > , w d . 4,000
C II r'ltftto and wife lorV llallen , lot K ,
blk. ' , Ilaiihcoin iilun * . * d . . 4,00'J
M I\Vllll.imrtiiinl \ hiiHbaud loM l.Tuvtli' ,
lotll , Keillck'H-'d udil. wd 4
Wl.bciby to A llainllton , lot J , Colfax
Hid ) , w d . . . 3,100
( i llnrtonto I'll Wadiliiit'liain , lot 6blk7 ,
IIIIIMde mill Not. w d , 2.0JO
1' II Wuddlnt-tmm to H II I'otter , lot \ blk
7. IIHI-jIdeuililN'o 1 , w d 2WO
11 It Ilondlu and wlfu to U McSlmno , loin
4 , band n'j ' of U , blk I , IXcbanga iilace ,
w d . . 8,000
It McMmnu to II A Mi Kaclnon , lota 4 , H ,
and n'i of ' .i , blk I ) . HILIIUUKU place , w d P.OOO
II ICouuUo it al to I , Kountzu , lot ' . " 0 , blk
ID , K'ount/e A : Kutli'sudd , i | c il 1
II Kount70 ot al to I , Kountzu , lot < ! and
s' , of Oatidn'i ' of 7 , blk 2 , Kountzu U
UHli HI mid , i | i-d . . . . . 1
A KounUu et m to Ii KoiiuUe , lot ill , A
Kountzu add , ( i c d 1
A Kountzrt et al to I ; Kount/.e , a ! ' , of n'j '
of lotfi , blkinu , Omaha , < | oil. . 1
A Koimtzo et ill to 1 , Kount/ , lot 10. b'k
11 , H1 , of lot.I. all of lot , blk U , mill lot
II , blk 10 , mill lot 11. blk 17. ami u'i ' of
Jot K. lotn 'M and ft ) , blk 17 , Koimtzo oc
lUith'aadd , < | cd 1
Ilirty-eltflittransfcra IU5.0J7
Ilcur Admiral BiiiiiiKon JDcuil.
WAfciiiNOTOX , Koc. 1. Hear Admiral
Simpson , United States navy , retired , died
this morning at Ills residence In tlii&c-ity.
CUOWNKD WITH SUCCESS.
.7tint Think of 111 : Jj10 ! Worth of Oooilt
forl 00 I > own ntitl $1 OO | tcr AVook.
The prcnt ; success that wo have mot
with by selling $10.00 worth of goods
for $1 cash nnd $1 per week , nud our
kind treatment of the Indies in not sub
jecting thorn to the nnnoyanco of fur
nishing reference , or inquiring about
their honesty in the neighborhood
where they live , has been the moans of
bringing to our store some of the bc.t
people in the city , who , although not
possessed of us much of this world's
goods ns they deserve- , still tnko great
pride in maintaining a goou name , both
in the business and social community.
'
After a customer has selected lliei'r
goods from the immense variety
contained in our stock , they un
delivered to jou by wagons
that have no numbers or
anything painted upon them to show
how or where the goods were bought ( if
icqtiested ) , Wo know that the people
of Omaha appreciate the elTorts that wo
have m n do lo cheapen the price of goods
of good quality solo on the instalment
plan , nnd wo tire not satlslled unless we
possess at least ono gonuinu bargain In
every ono of our numerous departments ,
MI that these people who wore unable
to call last month still have a chance to
buy household goods on easy terms nt
cash prices. On account of our im
mense line it is almost impossible to
quote pricei , but u personal call will
convince jou of the truth of our asser
tions. People's Mammoth liistnlmcnt
House , the most liberal credit house in
Omaha , tJlU nnd ( Ho North Sixteenth
stieet , between California and Webster.
Open evenings till 1) ) o'clock.
\Vnltltitr.
Sot-Tit OMMM , Dec. 1. [ To the Editor of
Tin : Ui.i. . I Wo have wnltvd sevcr.il ilnjs to
lave the Herald come out inn kadod eon-
ilemnator.v article against tlio deinocuUH *
mayor of Sontli Onmli.i , who bandied and
bullied the republican workers and voters
nil day at the recent election. And wo uro
creditably Informed he w.is the onlj Individ
ual who displayed the blacltuumd spirit in
the Klrst .ind Second wards upon that dny.
Now Mr llciidil , suppose \ on endeavor to
collect the evils In jour own political house
hold. Yon know tin- old lul.iKC. "Those who
live in glass ho.isus should exhibit judgment
in hmlmir stones. "
Give Major Hiontch a rest and turn your
attention for uwhilo to the professional po
litical democratic wind worker and present
mayor of the M.IRIC City.
MoCanVoj-Killen
Uil. Ifothcry is in receipt of u private letter
fiom 1'at Killcn , in which the latter ( jives his
reasons for the ll ht with McCaffrey not
coining ofT nt the time sot. Killen states
that McCaffrey rupruscntud to him that he
would make it n purse of . "iDO and
half of the pate receipts , "but , whei :
it eanio to the point MeC.ilTroy
could not fret the money Mr Knthcry
has wned Killen to llu'lit McUaflroy for iiny
amount up to t')00 ( ) , st.itiiiB that he will bacli
him for that amount against McCaffrey ,
either in n i love contest or linisli light.
The I'ostnl JSccolpts.
The sale of postaec stamps nt the govern
meat olllee for the month of November , w-il
aggregate about $10.000 , and the amount ol
money handled in the monoy-oiilcr depart
mcnl will aggregate tiboits SJDO.IIOO. The increase -
crease over n conespoiuling jiunod lust j car
is "J. > per Lent.
Aliss ISertlm Cook , of Blair , is in the city ,
the guest , of her sister. Mrs. J. II. llungatu.
Working the Muvchison 0'iost.
Wishington Hcpitblic : At tin auc
tion sale in Washington of the per
sonal cllects of Lord S.iekvillc a funny
incident occurred. A writing desk was
put u ] > , a handsome piece of carved
wood , but the bidding' on it was slow.
The auctioneer did Ins best to raise the
ligure to a reasonable sum Pretty soon
ho whispered to his assistant , who dis
appeared. In n moment the rumor.
started in some mysterious way , ran
through the crowd that it was upon this
desk that Lord Sackvillo penned his
famous letter to Murchison. At once n
largo price was offered for the desk ,
and bid after bid followed in quick suc
cession , until the article was finally
sold at an exorbitant ligure
I GENTLEMEN
1 SUITS MADE TO ORDER ,
I $25.00.
7 A Big Christinas Worth , A
9 9
0 Suits made to order from 7
t V
1 fine Corkscrew Worsted A
f825. Suitable fjor fine ?
I dress wear. Bine and I
9 black colors warranted f "
m
fast.
It's seldom such goods
a had for the price ,
J.2f , made lo order.
i
J It's our big purchase did
$ it ; a Christmas offering in
our way. Io
They'ro a big $2,5 worth I
and suitable weights tof
wear all year. ?
?
Many tailors would 9
0
f charge twice the price. § 25 i
I made to order from finot
t 9
f Worsted. }
f
Sjf p * 0
TAILOF
'Our$25 ' Overcoats madoto
order from Chinchilla , Ker
l
'soy ' , Scotch or Frieze , wilhf
I your choice of linings aio
I big value.
"This In AMinf AVc OfTcr"
An opportunity to procure P
DKKSS GOODS at the lowest prices
ever knoxvn , all IIPW and deslrnblo
st.\les , o.iuisito < designs.Vo mention
a few of the many bargains otTored. 10
pieces 5l-in. ItKAL iintwrtod broad
cloth , black and colored , $1 ; ! , > , ( 'uar-
autocd value , $ U.IK ) . Ifi pieces real Im
ported broadcloth , black and colored ,
$ 2.00 , reduced from $12.75 , o pieces
colored Montague broadcloth ! T > e. -timl
Miluo Sl.fiO. 6 pieces black and colored
1'oulc cloth , IS-in. wide , Ooc , 8 pieces
Queen Anne Serges J > ! tc iiyard wore U5c.
l.S pieces all-wool , lion rlottHI'U1. ' . 10
pieces fiO-ln. plaids and stripes , clo.fant
goods , newest dosliriii > , real \aluo Jl.ot ) ;
our price , 01)c. ) Al o a very largo line
of black goods nt leis than actual cost
to manufacture. We have a few com
bination suits that will bo cleaned out
at less than one-half price. You will
notice the lots arc all small , and wo
would advise an early inspection , as
they cannot last long at the prico.
AVe have a lot of corsets , all standard
make. Our stock is entirely too big ,
and wo want to reduce it , in order to ilo
so quickly that wo put them till down to
Toe : none of them over sold less thnti
$1.00. Wo have just opened a largo
line of ombroidoied nnd homslitchetl
handkerchiefs in white and colors ;
prices rnngo from " > e to $ ! J.H ( ) otuh. Wo
guarantee thorn 12" ) per cent cheaper
than the same quality are sold for in
the city. Wo have still some cloaks
left , and If wo can lit , \ou in si/o wo
know wo C.TII lit you in price , ns wo mo
actually closing them out at any price.
.Mail "orders solicited.
c. .1. wnisrn ,
11-1 South PilU-ctith street.
AMUSEMENTS.
THHIM : Muura ONI.V.
7IIIIM'l'lI'lttllU / ' (111(1 ( ( ivlflUl'l'l/ ' > . .i ll < - ! tilll ,
ith and Sth id'iiind Sn'iiMlo'/ ' / : , n < r )
A GRAND GKAMATIC TKILMI'II I
Ite-AiiiK-ninncu oT
Jos , R , Grismer and Phoebe Davies ,
Ami tholioclloMt ( t'oinp.inv of Art sts in a
Kiiuid pi xliutlnn lor the llrsl tinn licit. nC
1 lank II.mry's tlirut I.oailon and NiVorlc
SIKIC s tin' ] ) o\\i rful nicloiliainii ,
THE WORLD AGAINST HER.
Iti'KilIrr jirlcot Scats uo on s.ilc nt U ucliulc
\\cillusduj liioinlliK' .
Two Nights and Matinee ,
tzv ; ; ! , \ Dec , 7 and 8.
Jno , OSiiiton Hall ,
SUPPORTED BY
Miss Fay Ohesfer ,
In llio Ucst Aincrlcnn Melo Drama over
written ,
A bc.iutifnl Plnj' , Superbly Mountcil nnd
Mugnillcontly. An explosion of a Itiuic'h.
Snow btorin in the Rockies. A We toru
Court Scene. The jjicntcst I'lre Sccno ever
produced , forming an Klnborate Piodui'tioii.
action of the piny the celebra
ted si)00 ( ) price tlcff , "Duke \Vulliiitrloii , "
will bo introduced. One of the Inrccsl St.
Huintirds over imported to this country.
The company carry the entire special
scenery necessary for the grand pi oiluollou
of this gicat dinnin.
* '
-
Week of Monday , December 3rd,1
I'M'HIM UDKN'IKI ) ATritACTION.
THE CREATION ,
A lit'antlfiil Woman trmisfoimed from n , Inind
fill of du t in lull vluw of Hie .iiidluui * , A
Hit-lit w hlih lias liiilllril the liuHt i > f uuluntlHtH.
LA PETITE KITTY ,
Tlio Slldjd Artiste.
Grand Attractions In ull parts of tlu < llmfsr * .
One : IMine Adiiillx In All.
Tlic "GWcnninE" Cape Top Overcoat
The moil Hucccisfu ! tfarrn Jilt Introdiu-nd
by lift this Hoasoii Tlio 01)134 ) are ilf
tuuhublo anil the inat'rUN uro o (
HtrntiK twcoil and the Hlo'idlil Irluli
l-Vic/n tixtilMM Also ncompli'to stock
of plain Overcoats md l-'riojo IJl tcrs
M > J : <
( \ BANGS AND
A LONG HAIR SWITCHES !
IJ ior linlldayH Hlianiix > olnK.
I.iulliV n-iil Chlldruii'M llaic
Clltllllo' .
Mrs , Kato M ClninPltt , 2O8 N. IGth.
l inUCV ft'1" ' " iinimrytroubli'siimllyiiilck-
MUni. I lyuiulnafoly cured liy IKIU1 UliAl'uji.
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