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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , OCTOBER. 6 , 18SO.-SIXTEEN PAGES.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
A Great Day In the Annals of the
Dry Goods Trado.
TOMORROW THE OPENING DAY.
Goods Will Ho Solil nt 1'rlcps Never
Hrlhro llcnril of rollowlitic Wo
, Quote a Few of Many
Fine quality silk plush , 2oe.
Double fold mohair brilliantlno in all
colors , 20o , worth fully OOc.
12-Inch wove dress llannol , lOc , worth
856.
856.5linbh tricot llnnnol , 27c , worth G" c ,
CO-incli all wool ladles' cloth 30c ,
'worth 75o.
UO-ineh silk llntsh licnrlotta , OOc ,
worth $1 .23.
61-inch wide Parisian novelties , 75c ,
worth $1.00.
All silk ribbons , all now colors , at Oo ,
worth 15c.
Largo white linen-faced handkerchiefs -
chiefs , le.
Fine luce handkerchiefs 4c.
Fine imported , embroidered , licin-
etilclicd handkerchiefs , So.
Fine real lace col urs , Oc.
Best ladies' linen collars , all sixes , 4c.
Another lot at 5c.
Chlldrons zephyr booties 9c , regular
price 25c.
Cortleilla sowing silk ! ? e a spool.
Silk twist le.
Holding Bros knittingsilk 25u a spool ,
regular prlco ! 57c.
Sfdo combs 5c each.
Fine leather purses 5c , usual prlcoOo. .
All the latest novels 5o each.
Ladles black and solid colored hose 5c.
Boys and girls heavy ribbed hose Sc.
Heavy ribbed fust black hose 9c.
Ohildrons all wool cashmere hose 9c.
Misses seamless knit hose lite , worth
23c.
Ladles fine all wool cashmere hose ,
full regular made , 21c.
All sizes children's merino under
wear lOc.
Fine all wool children's scarlet under
wear 2-Jc.
Ladies' line zephyr knit underwear ,
long and short sleeves , 75e ; worth $1.50.
The very finest ladies' lambs' wool
ecarlet underwear 7tc ! ; worth $1.23.
All the ladies' 50c corsets to-morrow ,
29u.
Finest English putoon coracts loc.
Best quality French woven corsets
72c.
72c.CLOAKS AND MILLINERY.
Fiuo quality seal plush cloaks ,
quilted satin lining , real seal orna
ments , chamois skin pockets , $11.93.
worth $23.
Extra long real seal plush cloaks ,
$10.50 , worth $35.
44 inch seal plush , London dyed ,
fancy satin quilted lining , four real
seal ornatnoaits. 525 , worth $45.
Seal plush jackets , $10 , worth $15.
A fancy striped Newmarket , S3. 23 ,
worth $0.60.
Tailor made black and navy blue
beaver newmarkots , iO.50.
A fancy braided diagonal at 810 ,
worth $15.
Children's cloalts. all sizes , narrow
, nnd wide , fancy stripes , $1.69.
MILLINERY.
Wool felt hats in 100 different shapes ,
2fic.
2fic.Best
Best Frenoh fur lints at 9So.
Silk plush covered hats , $1.19 , all
shapes.
TRIMMED HATS.
500 stylishly trimmed hats , fancy
feathers and ribbons , at 9Gc.
Fine fur trimmed hats , all silk rib-
bpn , birds and ornaments , $2.39.
] 50 elegant pattern huts ut i4.
Choice novelties in pattern hats at
half price in our French room.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
114 S. 10th ht.
Ml us Alice Isaacs
Begs to announce she has the most com
plete line of millinery and isoiling at
astonishingly low prices in the very
commencement of tha fall season.
Ucf'orn linyinu
A piano examine the now scale Kiln-
ball piano. A. Hospo , 1513 Douglas.
KIMS MILMN'IJtiy.
For Unit the Usiuil 1'ricc , at S. IlofT-
IIIIIII'N.
Successor to R. M. Genius & Bro.
Wholesale and retail millinery , 1108
Douglas street.
Wo have made the following solcc-
ions from our wholesale department
and placed on sale for next Monday ,
Tuesday and Wednesday :
Lot No. L ladies' and children's untrimmed -
trimmed felt hats of good quality and
modern shape , only 85 cents.
Lot No. 2 , ladica' black felt hats and
turbans of the most popular patterns
and best styles of the season , at OS cents.
Lot No. It. ladies' black and colored
felt hats and turbans , at 93 cunts.
Lot No. 4 , ladies' black and colored
French felts , all of the very latest
shapes , hats , turbans and bonnets , at
I1.C8.
Examine our beautiful art llowers.tho
nearest approach to nature attained by
human ingenuity.
Remember wo are tha only house in
Omaha retailing millinery tit wholesale
prices , and that wo carry the largest
line of trimmed huts in the west.
S. HOFFMAN ,
1408 Douglas street.
JIurvest Kxourslon at Half llatos via
thu lliirllnutiui.
On October 8 , the Burlington route
will sell tiekutsat ono faro for the round
trjp from Missouri river points to points
on its own and connecting lines in Ne
braska , Kansas , Colorado , Wyoming ,
Utah , Idaho and Montana. Tickets
peed for thirty days. Ticket ollico 1223
i''armMii street.
FnHt Tlnio to llio KiiRt.
The Burlington No. 2. fast vestibule
express , luUvos Omaha daily at 3:15 : p.
jji. ami arrives at Chicago at 7:00 : thu
neXt morning , in time to connect with
all morning trains out of Chicago for
the oast. The famous fast nriil.now car
rying jm8songorBleavcs Omaha daily ut
9:00 : p.m. and Council UlulTsai9:25 : p.m. ,
arriving at Chicago at 11:59 : the foliow-
Jnpr namingtho fastest t'lvo ever made
Tjotwcon the Missouri river and Chicago
cage on regular schedule. Pullman
palace Bleeping cars and free roelcnlng
'chair cars on all through trains ,
Sumptuous dining cars on vestibule ox-
prcbs trains both to Chicago and Den
ver. City ticket ollico , 1223 Furnam st.
Telephone 250.
ONLiY ONI i\\It 13.
To St. I.ous | ami Hetimi.
Commencing Saturday. Oct. 5 , and
dully until Oct. 12 , the Missouri Paoille
Hallway will eell round trip tickets to
Ht. Louis nnd return at one faro. The
Exposition Is now open. The Fair will
one n on the 6th and close on the 12th.
The grand pageant of the Veiled
Prophets will occur on Tuesday evening -
ing , October 8th.- Free reclining chair
cars on all truliiE. For further in
formation call on or address J. O.
PhlllippS , A. S. P. A. , or Thos , F. God
frey , P. & T. A. , N , E. corner 13th and
Purnaiu streets.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
To-morrow Tlioy Will Soil Domestic
nnd Staple Dry Goods
AT LESS THAN HALF COST.
Heat Stnuilnrd Cnlloocs 1-2i : , Iiullco
llluo Cnllcocs Oo , Kura llenvy
Out ton Flannel I-tic , Mettle
Grey Flannel T l-lo.
Kxtra heavy groy and brown cotton
llannol. Sic.
Double faced bright colored canton
flannel , lOc.
lloavy mole skin skirtings , lOJc.
Extra heavy groy llannol , lie.
Heavy hickory shirting , < ! c.
Fine groy plaid llnnnols , 91c.
Heavy acarlet twilled medicated flan
nel , 1'JJc.
Kxtra heavy all wool medicated
twilled flannel , 29e.
- varda wide aheotlng , 1 le.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS.
Extra heavy groy blankets , Sue pair.
Fine groy blankets , 7oc.
Largo white blanket's , OSc.
Extra heavy wool blankets , SI.25.
Fine kersey blankets , Sl.Jlo.
Fine all wool white blankets. 82.93.
Extra heavy full size scarlet blankets ,
Kxtra largo all wool California
blankets at * 1.50.
Full alzo bed comforters .
Extra heavy largo robed calico com
forters , 75o.
ExtYn heavy turkey red comforters ,
OSe. .
Fine cOcheeo calico comforters , SI.20.
Fine imported sateen eomfortors.Sl.CS.
BED SPREADS AND LINENS.
Nice largo honey-comb quilts , -19c.
11-1 Marseilles quills. OSe.
Extra large Avon quilts , ! ) Sc.
12-1 real Marseilles quilts at $1.2-3 ;
worth $2..r)0.
Fast colored turkey red table linen ,
19c.
Finest quality imported turkey rod
linen , ! ! 7c.
All linen towelling , 5c.
Fine quality glass towelling , 7 o.
ROYS' CLOTHING.
Hoys' line knee pants , lOc.
Roys' line \\ool knee pants. 2Sc.
Good corduroy knee pants , -41c.
All wool cassimore knee pants , OSo.
Hoys knee pant suits , OSc ,
Hoys' fine woolelegantly made , $1.19.
Boys' line all wool suits. $2.r > 0.
Boys' line capo overcoats. J1.52.
LADIES'KID GLOVES.
Our kid glove department is ono of
which wo feel very proud. AVe dp not
hesitate to say that wo have the finest
assortment and the largest stoclc of any
house west of Chicago , and wo guaran
tee a saving of 2oo to $1 on every pair
bought.
PLUSH CASES.
On our second tlnor wo will show a
sample line of plush cases , such as
manicure , sets , toilet sets , shaving sets ,
collar and ctiir boxes , work boxes ,
ladies' kid glove boxes , uarasol cases ,
etc. , which will bo sold at less than one-
fourth their real value.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
All styles and sizes besjt liuou collars ,
fie.
fie.Men's flue sateen Windsor tics , ! 3e.
Fine silk suspenders , 21c.
Manufacturer's entire stock of men's
underwear , 50e , worth up to $1.2-5.
Fine till wool scarlet ribbed under-
near , C9g , worth 81.50.
Fine reinforced unlaundricd shirts ,
2c. ! )
Fine laundried calico shirts , 23c.
Best percale laudried shirts , -17c.
Gold handled umbrellas , SI.00.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
114 S. 10th st.
MAKl.NG THINGS LdVfiljY.
The OO Cent Store , 1UOO Kamam
Strrot.
Oilers for Monday some of the great
est yalucHJn the history of Omaha.
Silver plated wai/o , jewelry , lamps ,
glass ware , crockery , brackets , albums ,
fancy goods , toya , house furnishing
goods , etc , at prices that will clear them
out in ono day.
100 handsome glass lamps , fitted with
decorated shades , burner and chimney ,
74c , worth $1.00.
Eight doion stone china wash bowls
and pitchers , for Monday , 4'Jc ' nair. A
few Brussels carpet sweepers , to close
them out , S1.S9 , worth if2.6g.
The balance of the square decorated
cuspidors at ii'Jc , worth 750.
Ten dozen" rctinncd dish pans lOc ,
worth 25c.
Throe dozen round centre tables left
at I9e , others ask $1.00 pach.
Twelve dozen largo si/.e round will ow
hampers at 09o , usually sold at $1.25.
Our 2oo jointed doll with tooth and
moving eyes is a beauty , there is only
ten dozen at that price.
Do you want a baby carriage ? All of
our S12 , $16 and $18 carriages at$10 each
to close ; there are only ton left , socomo
early.
Now goods arriving daily. The best
possible value for the lowest possible
price ai the 99 CENT STORE ,
1209 Farnam st.
Watches , watches , walchos.
M. J. 13 A EUR & CO. ,
1411 ! Douglas st.
Places of Htiirintrntioii.
riHSTW.MU ) .
First product , railroad ticket ollieo ,
No. 8U7 South Tenth street ; Second pro-
cincl , Barber shop , near corner Sixth
and Ptorco streets , No. 1119 South Sixth
street ; Third procinet. Hirst's grocery ,
betwco'i ' Dorcas and Martha streets on
Tenth street.
SIJCONI ) WAllI ) .
First product , No. 1219 South Sixteenth -
toonth btroQt , at George N. Well's ;
Second precinct , Pickard's moat
market , No. 1910 Vlnton street.
Til I III ) WAI II ) .
First Product , No. 1)17 ) Capital ave
nue ; Second precinct , No. U10 South
Eleventh street.
FOURTH WAIII ) .
First precinct , No. 102 South Six
teenth street , at Leslie's drug Hloro ;
Second precinct , No. 150o Farnam
stret , at Little's cigar store.
riKTH WAiii ) .
First prcdact Costollo's cigar store ,
No. C0l ( north Sixteenth stroot.
Second precinct No. 1810 Sherman
avenue between Corby nnd Ohiostroots.
SIXTH WARD ,
First precinct Club room Twenty-
sixth and Lake streets.
Second precinct Lyceum hallTwon-
ty-fourth street andElkhorn railroad.
Third product Stevens' grocery at
Thirty-third and Parker stroota.
SlSVJiXTI ! WARD.
Iht Precinct Republican headquar
ters at Park avo. bot. Popplotoa uvo.
and Wood worth avo.
2d Proolnct Rtowo's store , cor. 20th
and Walnut streets.
uiQirrii WARIJ.
1st Precinct No. 2103 Cumlng St. , at
barber shop.
2d Precinct No , 2402 Cumlng st. ,
drug store.
NINTH WAIID ,
1st Precinct No. 2008 Furnam st.
2 < l Vrooinct Ryan's otlloe , cor. Lowe
and Mercer uvcuucs.
iri'i i IMT p'piP'pn o PA
.KELIEY , STICER a 10 ,
Special Bargains In Every Dopnrt-
partment ; For Monday.
Dross Goods , Mourning GooU-i. IMunh
Clerks , JnokclH , New mark otn ,
etc. , on Spculnl Sale Monday
nt Kollcy , Stiver * Go's.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
Paris , London nnd Berlin novelty
patterns , in bordered , plain and plaids ,
each containing110 yards
At
$5.75 , S7.GO , 88 75 and upwards.
In our large and varied dross , goods
department wo oifcr some enticing bar
gains.
ALL WOOL FLANNEL.
All shades worth oOc
For
! ! 5e.
IMPERIAL SERGE.
The latest colorings , 42 inches wide ,
very stylish and durable
For
75c.
FRENCH HENRIETTA.
Only a few piecesloftat prlco toclear.
Regular 50c goods ,
39c.
BROADCLOTH FRENCH IMPOR
TATIONS.
Newest shades ; very elegant cloth ;
thoroughly steamed ; regular $2.60 mail-
Ity ,
For
$2.00.
Our loader Is a matchless cloth at
$1,60 , all shades , steam shrunk.
REMEMBER THE PRICE.
81.50.
Wo are selling a very handsome
broadcloth for 31.00.
FORTY DIFFERENT SHADES.
Regular width , price formerly $1.J5. ;
Now
$1.00.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
We have almost every conceivable
style of weave in this department.
HENRIETTAS. SURGES , MO-
HAIUS , CORDS. POL'LINS , LUS-
TER1NE. FANCY EFFECTS , WIDE
WALE , DIAGONALS , VEILINGS ,
ETO.
Our prices have already established
for us u reputation because of ttioirfair-
uess.
Sec our silk warp 'Henriettas at % l.
PLUSH CLOAKS.
Will place on sale for the coming
week u line of the celebrated Walker
seal plushes , which for durability and
wear are unsurpassed by any line of seal
plushes in the market.
A 21-inch seal plush jacket , quilted
satin lining ut $10.00 ; would bo cheap
nt$13.oO.
A seal plush English walking jacket
.SO inches long , extra heavv satin lining
at 517.00 , sold elsewhere at $22.00.
' A hnndbomo seal plusji jacket with
real seal olive fastenings , elegantly
lined ; bouglit to soil at $27. Our price
this week will bo S22.
An elegant seal plush diroctoiro
jacket at $30.
Seal plush sacqucs at $19 , $25 , $35 ,
and $45.
Remember with each $25.00 , $ : ! 5.00
and $ -15.00 plushsacquo wo sell wo give
a written guarantee , and will give each
purchaser a now garment in exchange
if the sacquo you buy does not wear
according to the guarantee.
A coin pic to line of cloth garments ,
including jackets , Nowmarkols. misses'
and children's cloaks , ranging in price
from $ . ' ? .f > 0 and upward to iJSO.OO.
KELLEY/STIGER & CO. ,
Cor. Dodge and loth &ts.
$11.5O
To St. Lioufs and Hot urn , via tlio
AVnbasli lilic.
Commencing Saturday , October 5 to
12 , the Wabash will sell round-trip
tickets for the St. Louis fair and exposi
tion at the above rate. Tuesday evening
crand parade of the Veiled Prophets.
Elegant reclining chair cars ( seats free )
and Pullman bull'ot sleeping cars run
throngn without change. Remember
the Wabash will check your baggage
direci from your residence to any point
east or south. Call early and secure
sleeping caraccommodations and tickets
at the Wabash ollico,1502 Farnam street.
G. N. CLAYTOiT ,
N. W. P. and T. Agent.
llnjiloii ISros.
On Monday wo commence ono of the
greatest sales in hosiery and underwear
over given by any firm went of Chicago.
Just received from u sherilf's sale , the
entire stock of hosiery and underwear ,
bought bv us at about 40 cents on the
dollar. Wo propose giving our cus
tomers the bonolit of this immense pur
chase , commencing Monday morning
and lasting all week. Infants' ribbed
wool hose only 5c per pr. , worth 20c.
Ladies'lino cashmere hobo 15oporpr. ,
worth 40c. Ladies' black lloecod lined
hose 25c , worth COc. Boys' heavy all-
wool bicycle hose , ribbed , 25c , worth 50c ,
Children's pants , Hi-in. , only 9c each.
Ladies' ' lambs wool ve ls 75o , worth
$1.25. Fine natural wool ladies' vest
and pants only $1 , worth $1.50. 1 case
of ladies1 camel'H hair underwear only
$1.25 each , worth $2. 500 do/.on of child
ren's underwear , all kinds , at junt about
one-half regular price. 1 case of gents
heavy groy merino underwear at 25c
each. 1 case of gents groy wool under
wear only ! ! 7jo each , worth 75c. GonlB
natural wool shirts and drawers only $1
each , worth $1.50. Gents line camels
hair shirts and drawers only SI.5. worth
$2. 1 wise of gouts wool hox.homo made ,
only loc , worth fiOc. Gouts line cashmere -
mere mulllors only 75c , worth $1.2-"i.
Gents llannol overRhirts only $1 , worth
$1.50. HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods ,
Sixteenth street.
I'fcrre Is Capital.
No city or town in the world over at
tracted us much attention and became
so widely known in BO short a time as
Pierre. Since the capital question was
settled she has boon crowed way be
yond her capacity , and real estate men ,
speculators and capitalists , are Hocking
tnoro from all parts of the country.
The hotels are all crowded awn v beyond
their capacity. Business of all kinds is
being located , and would como in much
faster if liusinots places could bo scoured.
Laboring men of all kinds are in great
demand. Carpenters and brick nuibons
are making their own terms.
Values in realty have almost trebled
in the lust' ten days. This is no sur
prise , as it is a well known fact that
property in 1'iurro has been hold at
about one-third the price asked in all
the other aspirants for capital.
The Capital City Investment Co. will
Boll'a few more lots nt original prices ,
nt Piurro headquarters , Room 0 , Conti
nental Block.
Koiiiolhliii ; New.
Patrons of the Chicago & North
western railroad can now leave their
order for a baggage wagon nt the city
ollico , 1401 Farnam street , r.nd have
their baggage checked direct from
their hotel or residence- any point
east , thus having the unnoyaiK'o of ru-
chcckinj , ' nt the depot.R.
R. R. Rm mi : ,
Ooueral Atreut ,
n A v URN nttoa.
Magnificent. Millinery Snlo ami Snlc
of Mnitnlilornt Millinery.
Our urcat leaders In shapes nnd
colors in felt hixtsigixvo such quick ealos
that wo ordered another largo line ,
which will bo on enlo Monday. Wo put
prices on these goods that soil tltom ,
Not a liner stock of millinery hns overcome
como to Omaha than wo are showing ,
All of our lady patrons who como to too
our display are' pleased , and those
who como for' the first time
nro surprised nt the EXTENT
AND ELEGANCE of our stock.
Wo shall again on Monday glvo special
trade in CLOAKS AND JACKETS
this department is ono of the llnost ar
ranged nnd most completely stocked in
the west. Hero you can select from the
plain , substantial , low-priced to as
beautiful n garment as is inado. Wo
have the loading stock in this
department next of Now York
nnd our prices SELL THE
CLOAKS.
Wo quote a few as follows
for Monday : Plush cloaks , $15.87 , reg
ular price , $20 ; our $22.50 plush cloak
for Monday at $17.80 ; our $25 , (40x ( 12
Inches ) , for Monday at $20 ; children's
school tiowmarkulsTroin OS cents lo
if.'UiO ; in tlioso we make for Monday n
special offer. You can save largely on
ordinary prices by coming to this sale
on Monday.
BLOOD WILL TELL.
There is so much that seems like de
ception in snivel thing that people often
lind it diilleult to tull which is worthy
'
of notice. That is why our onorinou's
sales In carpets and draperies are s o
surprising. : Tla true wo are absolutely
obliged to close out thobo goods nnd
will make any sacrifice to do ho. This
simple announcement induced people
to look and they were not deceived.
The sale is still on. Go pieces lace
- scrim 5c yard , worth lOc ; nt lOc , worth
20c ; at loc. worth Me. Beatrice drapor-
iosin now dpsignsntScworth loc ; at lOc ,
worth 20o. Madras draperies at 25c , at
at , ' ! 0c , at 40c and 50c , worth 40c to 75c.
Fine taped lace curtains at 12Je. at 15c ,
at ISc and 23c. Why pay 25C to 7oc for
sumo goods ? Now styles English da
mask , 25e yard. 40 now styles lloor oil
cloth at 2oc , at I0c ! and at 't5c. Also now
styles in linoleum carpet malting and
hemp carpet , lOu. 15c and 2oe. Heavy
weight itxgrain carpets at 25c to 40c ,
worth 50c to 75c. 53 now patterns extra
super wool carpets , 02c to ( ISc , worth
85c to $1. Body brussels and tapestries
at equally low prices. Silk and chen-
nillo curtains , Turcoman curtains and
silk draperies all reduced to close slock.
Wo are showing l.)0 styles Nottingham
lace curtains from the most elegant to
medium grades at less than import cost.
Woalsogivo a set of. brass trimmed
curtain poles with every pair curtains
during this sale. A sale like this should
interestany ono who may bo lixing up
for winter. Window shades of every
description. It will pay to got oifr
pi-ices. HAYDEN BROS.
J1AVDIO.V I5IZOS.
Grocery Dcunrtmeiit.
Surpassing values in line roasted cof-
focs , 25e , 27c iind'iiOc.
Delicious teas at low prices , loc , ISe ,
20c , 2-jc and , " 5e.
l : > Ibs granulated sugar , SI.00.
Best laundry soap , oc.
Best sugar-cured hams , lOc.
Best sugar-curoil picnic hams , Oc.
S bars best soap , 25c.
Oftt meal , lie Ib.
Best soda crackers , Ge Ib.
HAYDKN BROS.
Novel lies.
Many suitable remembrances for
ladies and gentlemen.
M. J. BAEIIR &CO. ,
1II , " Douglas st.
Call and see our Gold Coin Oak stove
for $14 ; best and cheapest steve in the
market. Buresh , Lolovsky it Bro. , 010
So. 13th.
BENSISON BROS ,
Qrontor Bargains Than Evpr at
Monday's Sale.
llils Halo Will Mil lea ConipnlUlon
Hlinkc Htmd Fiver ; Itnnt Cnro-
fully I'liihh Clonks Next
Week nt n lllR Discount.
1,000 yardq flno dress { jooilh which cost
to Import ( I'lo yard. Wo bought thorn
chcnp and Motitlny you can buy them at
10eyard ; also at seine counter vou can
buy 48-Inch silk-finish Henriettas. all
colors , 4 to yard ; also wool dress linn-
noU in all desirable shinies 25o yawl.
Wo arc Riving great value in dross
poods. Look us over before you buy ;
1,000 yards unbleached cotton llanaol
Monday ! Jjo yard ; ono cnso extra heavy
unblcuohod cotton llannol for ono day
only lOo yard , ehcai ) at luc ; 11 vo cases
standard prints 'Ho yard ; ono cnso
largo tlgurcd comfort calico > o yard ;
10UO yards heavy red twilled llaiincl l/3c /
yard , that is n corker. Wo closed out
CO pieces extra ingrain carpels and will
oiTor thorn next week at 4Ucyard ; 1000
Holland similes , nil inado up on best
spring fixtures ready lo hang u | > , only
'I'Jc uach ; 1000 opaque shades in plain
and fancy dado at 4'Jo each , all with
bust snring roller. Children's war
ranted fast black cotton hose , all sixes ,
lUo pair , worth COe. This prlco goes
just ono day. Ladies' all wool vests ,
no sloe vos. any color you want , ( iOc each ,
worth $1. Tuo kid gloves advertised for
Saturday at 7ue a pair still go for Mon
day ; iiono worth less than $1.50 ; in tans ,
grays , blacks and browns. Men's wool ,
.socks lee a pair. Great bargains in
comforts and blankets ; ask to see thorn.
Come and see us sure Monday. Hun
dreds of bargains not quoted hero.
GUIOAT CLOAK SAL1-J.
Visit our cloak department Monday
and all week for real bargains. Ladies'
all wool bsavor jackets in black and
navy blue only SI. 00 each , worth $0.00.
Ladies' line 'black 'stocicinot jackets
only $1.00 , worth and sold by others as
a lender atW.OO. . Our price Monday
only $4.00. Now is your lime to buy a
line plush biicquo at nearly half price.
Ladies' line seal plush sacqu us 12 inches
long , quilled satin-lined 4 heal
ornaments Monday only. $18.00. worth
$ :2oOI : ) . Ladies' extra line seal plush
sacqucs , 41 inches long. 4 seal orna
ments , extra quality satin lining , during
this sale only S25.00 , regular price
$ , " 5.00. Our $ -lo.OO plush sacquob during
this sale only .WO 00" . Our S-50.00 plush
fiacqucs for this Palo only 8H3.00.
Ladici'senl plush jackets , satin lined ,
for Monday only , isO.SD , actual value
il/i.OO. / Bargains in children's cloaks.
Mail orders tilled.
tilled.13KNXJSON
13KNXJSON DUO'S.
Diamond and emerald.
Diamond and ruby.
Diamond and sapphire.
Diamond and opul ,
Diamond and turquoise.
M. J. 13AEIJR&CO. ,
lilil Doughs st.
.Tno. L. Webster has removed his-
ollico to t > : > l-8 N. Y. Life bldg.
Joyce , the milliner. has returned
from the oa-t with the handsomest line
of goods ever shown in Omaha. lie
brought with him a skillful trimmer of
much experience in New York City ,
who has charge of the work room. The
salesroom is presided over by Madame
McComb , formerly of L'hiladelphia , a ,
lady of excellent ability in her lino.
- 0
Mrs. Magiauo will hold her dancing
class Tuesday and Friday evenings of
each week at Metropolitan hall , cor.
14th and Dodge , beginning Tuesday ,
October 8. Residence Oiil LJurt bt.
THEABOYE CURIOSITIES ?
THE ASSASSINATION OF
-Startling Reproduction of
life-SizeFipres Modeled in Wax from the Living Originals ,
SCENIC EFFECTS OF STRIKING REALISM !
DR. CnONIN , thoMuurdorod man ; Unrko the allowed principal ; Coonoy , the Fox ;
Tlio Unknown , who discovered the bo.ly . ; O'.Sullivan , the ice man ; Woodruff , the
confessor ; Couglilin , the detective ; the trunk ai found ; llmlin < r of the bo'l.v ; fao-
bimile of the catiih litiiln ; the doctor's olllce ; the hou-ju where- the murder was
committed.
$ rNtwUlibtindIiifj ! the extra nxponso attondin < r the opening of another
hall to correctly exhibit this remaruable roalibin , the price Is the biunu.
gascar Peep e
That ono tioUot takes you to b nh then-
torn and Unit continuous porformiincos
tuko phico in huth at the sainu tiiuo.
* A ( r \ * " Companies on Singes jM Theaters present o
ATT jT\\-J JL shows dallj from 1 to 10 p. in.
It is Wonderful This Great Exhibition That
is Shown for
i"0 ULl DEPMENTS
Chairs , 5 and 10 Cents.
MS. J , BENSON ,
The Most Eloannt Liuo of Knit
Uiidorwonr in the Olty.
Imdlrn' ' ami Clilldren'H V < 'M , Skirls
ml IloHirry Fniioy Work
Taught liy Com
petent Tnaulicr ,
Wo nro showing the host line of knit
underwent1 over brought to Omaha. It
includes silk union suits , silk trunks ,
vests and pants. Wool union suits ,
vests nnd pants in all-wool and cotton
and wool for Indies nnd children.
Divided nud regular skirts , children's
in all colors , with waists.
Some broken lines of merino vests that
wo will close out atone-half prico.
$2.50 vest for 1.23.
$1,50 vest for "oc.
$1.00 vest for fiOo.
75o vest forJISi * .
Wo have a larjrc line ot fast blank
hosiery that wo warrant , will return the
money for every pair brought back.
Prices from 2"c up.
Wo have just received a largo line of
ladles' and children's aprons , which wo
will sell for much loss than former
prices.
Wo have a Suede Mosquelairo kid
glove in nil the popular shades which
wo will sell for $1.58 , regular price $2.
Remember , we are the store in Omaha
that carries the contemori gloves.
Special sale of sldn combs , a lot of oOu
ones for 25c , and 25c ones for 15c.
OUR FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT
is full of novelties. Miss Ortoti , a lady
from the cast , well up in nil kinds of
fancy stitches ami work , will bo with us
to Umch and give ideas about making
up fnnuv worlt.
MRS. J. BENSON ,
15th and Douglas streets.
Gold Coin base burnersfinely nicklod ,
with vonteduet , for $25. Buresh , Leto-
vslty it Bro. , ( ilO So. 13th. , guaranteed
lowest price in the city.
Tootli ! Teeth ! Tooth !
The Neb. Dental Co. make a full sot
of teeth on rubber for $4. Remember
these teeth are not only bettor work ,
but the material is bettor than is used
in any $10 tooth made in Omaha. 1322
Farnam street.
AMUSEMENTS.
NUIIITS MONDAY OCT. 7.
COJhMUNUINU \ , . .
VkEDNESDAY MATINEE.
Ungagenuii oflho DKtln&Uishecl Actress
Uniler tlio mannuem'Mit ' of Vrigiint'is TJton , In
tin f illouing ropanolro :
Monday UvoMng .tnd \ \ eiluesday Mntlnco -
Tuesday nvrtilnK 'TO IK ! ; T MK SOT"
Wednesday I'.vcnlng "Pi : < . Wdl IMNOTON. "
s. Seats JC > DII = iile t-atunlay.
C'omiiii noiiiu Monday OL toiler 14 ih.
ugn .lenient of Mr Win II.
Aided y n competent comedy company under
Ilie dlieetion ot Jownh H-OOKS.
lifn > w > 'tintilnt \ \ > il i\i \
Mntlme.
tlio now cosiuopolltau loinedy ,
OH PROBA'MOW
Hy Ilinnil > 'r Muttacws and Ooo. II. Jcs-o ) ) .
WediiiMlny Ku'inng , Oi t. 10.
A ( ! ir < it Dunlins IKll.
PAPA PEfc ICHON.
rroni tlio I ivuch of I u lllrhi * ,
And tin lal'.si l.uii 0.13. iisatiuii
, THEB" L00 ? < .
Retular prices fcfats BO un sale Saturday
Nat M , Britain's ' Farewell Concert
frld.iy nml Saturday 13\oiilii . oct. 11 and 1" .
Mrs. Annlo lioiinnc'ls TluwK'T , Contralto , of
Chlciito.
Mrs. No'llo n. Slcelton , I'lnnlitof Cblcngo.
Air. .lulcs I.ninbord , It.is-io.
Jtr Nut M. llrlHli.ini , Tonor.
Mui U. II. Young and Mr. Will T. Tabor , Ac-
commnl-lB. ]
ulu of Buati Uegins ut 0 o'clock Tlmrsdny ,
in iriilnt ; .
THE GREAT DUNLAP HAT ,
C , H , Frederick & Co , ,
Sole Agents for Omaha.
OAUI'IO.V TO J I IK I'UIIMO
Nr\v YOIIIC , Fept.SI , IfWii. AHsomomorclmuts
am not viry muilcnlir Hlietlior limy uutoh
tliulr trudi'by faUoadvcrtineutoni'it \\a du-
nlruto caution thu inibllc ( in'illnsc udvcfUser.t of
Dnulap HI vies. HIIHIILH or Works In hats ,
ileifia. ( ' . II. I'rcdorfrk AsC f. uiu tliusolont'onts
forOinaliu. Nub. , wlu-ro tlio ( Junulno Diinl.iii
liata uia Hold , nnd all other dettlors who uilvur-
tlMi tlio sliapt-n. htyl-iorllo 'XH , do M > knowing
tlioin to bo IniltutloiiH. UK iliuy cannot ohlani
Tlio ( ; omumi Dnnlap lliilH iinltmtncy linyihcin
like any oilier cumuiiii'r fioiu an nulliorlzud
agent at ratal ! . ItvbpuuCuiIy , It. IJUN/\i'i. Co.
N. W. FAIjCONKK , J
Spcolnl Snlo For Moiulny.
Among the many hnrgnlns wo T7111
olTor Monday , thp eoconil wcok .of oup
Kront 1)0 ) dnys snlo , will bo a miulufnc-
turors' Block of Btnnplo clonlca , pur-
chnsod by us lust wool : nt iv discount of
CO par cont. Tlioy are all thfg aonson'fl
( roods and came only In sb.o ftl and 110.
There IB In all about TiOO ijnrnionts , com-
prlstnpf Isro\v \ Mnrliots , Dlroctuirod
mid Jackets. They will bo
) ) luood on Biilo londny inonuiifr ,
Como ami soctiro ft winter cloalt
at loss than iimmifaotuVor'fl cost.
Wo will nbo otTer snoolal values la
PLUSH GA11MKNT3.
mUDONS ! 1U13UONS !
Another liti'KO lot of ribbons will ba
olTorcd Monday niornlnif. Tlioy will bo
nrniti cd In four lots nt Ujo , lOo , K > and
SMo. Tlioy are all juiro silk , nail wo
Uinrnntuo thoiu to bo ol ) nor oont lower
than aiiythlnp offered. In otir dress
( foods , blanket and linen doparttnontd
low priccB will bo made. AUcinl tliia
Kroatsnlo. You cannot afford toiiaxa it
N. 13. FALCO KH.
AMniitlon , Union I'nclllo IOn > i > loj'C .
Wo offer you hpcotal induoomunta for
the next 10 days on watuhoa. Como and
BOO us. It will pay yon , All gooda
warranted. limtoi.M & AKlv ,
Iflth and Dodo { , opp. Postulllco.
Why lay awalco and wait for dawti
when yon can buy a nlco clock ( thor-
oiifjhly warranted ) from $1 to S0 iMoh.
Call nnd BOO our B.look. Hdhojm is
Akin , cor. 15th and Dodge , opp.P , O.
Marand'sThursday even
Masonic hull , ticket for 1 ady and guntlo-
man twelve assemblies $12 ; can boused
at the buyer's own convenience } opou *
in } ? absombly Thursday , October 10 , at
8 0 . .
: p. m.
_ _
AMUSEMENTS ,
MONDAY , OCTOBER 7 , .
( SIA ! ACm'U nml SUMO
PRODUCTION
lly the original
METROPOLITAN CASTe
o ( tlio silken , fiil conieily-drnma
LOST
IN
A | ilav full of Heart Interest
Trno story of Now York lite ttoia
TUB IJATIKIIV TO HAKI.KM.
Tliountlru stage tninsforuu'dJnioa
of IIUAL UAl'Klt. IntJOil'
llitTUlll
AnActjil [ Staaniboat , Run-
iTng
Captain Liljo Sorclio ,
Tin ; Hero or the Nile.
Tlio lie o ol'tUn Nil'1 , 111 advent
nt with | )0i ( rnmucv , giVliiK bid
iinliiu ( | niul in crostlny u > 'tlmtlua '
111 tliuiuu iiiiiniti IIMK ,
8O.OOO Gallons of Water ,
' "i feet liniK. 10 feet \ \ Ida an I 4 fee ?
deep Mutlii'MS Wednciil < > and
t-unirday at , ; : : vip. m.
Special Notice.
Captain l.ulKt Poiclio , rhainplo
> \vimmiT. will 1\M a free tiei | intl
oxn.blii' n m tlio Minium r
t\\cen tliu it Mgea. Siunliiy
r noon ai , I o'clock , All are iQ
i luvltcil.
TAI
I r\
Arc now ready to show you their fine line of fall ami wiiv
ter suitings.
Business Suits to order from $28 to $40 , Dress Suits from
$ . | o lo $50 , Trousers from $6 to $12.
OVERCOATS.
'For heavy overcoats we have Beavers , Meltons , Krrsr.ys ,
Montagnucs , Vinccmas , Jllysians , etc. , in all the new shades.
We will save you from $15.00 to § 20.00 on a fine overcoat
you can always see what QUALITY of TRIMMINGS wo
use and the way we make up our garments by calling at oup
store. Prudent men will investigate.
115 North 15 tli Street.
One half block North of Postoffice.