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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1890)
TTTT7 OlvrATTA DATTiV TTRTC STTTsTnAfV ATTfJTTRT 10. 1Rfln.-rP\VirTVin , 11AYU13.V 1IKOS. Jfotiitny U III bo n Orent Day for Hnr Kill iis. We have n prc.it mnny bargains iri suminor # oodB which wo propowi to clour out rcgnnllijss of cost or value. Wo will also clear out the balance of the flro nnd water duinntfod dry poods which were wrecked by railroad and sold to us by 7U. K. Smith & Co. Social clearing Halo on chnllis 13c ynrd , ( 'renin ground chiillls worth lOc and J2Je , cut down to "o yard. < 52 Inch wlilo cream ground nnd fancy figured ohnllls , French styles , the prot- tii-nt btyle.s in tlio market , 32 Inch ivlde , reduced to 8o | yard. Blnelc ground while figured chiillls 7jc and 10o yard. Fmiry llgurod canton lawnn only He. Best pnt'Ille light or dark ground InwiiH , Ho yard. I'lain colon * in lawn and Imtlfeto , oc and lOo yard , Fancy stripe nnd figured fayiil batislc , lOu ynrd , Fancy sli-iiiod feorsiickcr , worth 10u and l"4'c , remu'ed to clone oc ynrd. Pliiin black India linen reduced to clofo l/ie. / TheBO blnch'India linens were ordered two months nye , but just arrived ; wo bought them to soil at We , but as there nro too mnny , and it'H ( jolting Into In tlio Beaten wo shall offer them on Monday at lee yard , Ilayden'H IH tlio place to buy your white drobs goods ; wo never carry over any Hununoi'goodH ; wo would prefer to taketlio losii ri jjhl now rather limn carry them eight or nine months and then bo compelled to Bell them nl loss limn cost. Look them over and if you Hud any nmotif , ' them you can buy them cheap. All tlio damaged muslins will have to go on Monday. Poppcrell II line brown sheeting , only Blitfhtly .smoked , not burnt in the least , only oe ynrd. lilendied musHns Co , Ge , 7c , 7Jc and 8i o yard. Ikst liulf bleached muslin at 7ic. You cannot duplicate these brands for this money. On Monday will bo your last chance to buy double width Hhcotlng at the re duced prices , Hie , 18c and IKo ) yard. Look over our bargain table on towels , Cc , lo ( ) and 1'Jc caoh. \\rQ \ are overstocked on table linens ; if you nro in need now is your chance. Cream damask 3oolOo , 4oo and oOc yard. Lleachcd Me , 'llic , fiOc , GOc , G.JC and 7,3e. , All special bargains , and it will pay you to examine tliom. AVe bought from ono of the largest woolen mills their line of samples at a big discount because they were a little Boiled. They will bo olTored at prices that will sell them on Monday. Pill line of bed comforts. Special bargains in cotton flannel , Co , Oc , 7e and 80 yard ; bomo of these nro slightly damaged , beiny in the railroad wreck. They arc worth double what wo unk for them. them.DRKSS DRKSS GOODS. J French worsted Bulling in plain plaids and stripes on Bale Monday , lee a yard , cheap atSoc. a8-in tut minor dress flannels , never Bold less than -loo , sale price , ISoynrd. 800 pieces mohtiirs in plain , striped and plaids at 20c and 2-je , former priceo S7jc and GOc. 42-in. all wool soriro sultimrs Bold at o/Jc , sale price , fioc. The balance of our French ehallis at 85c , UMinl prlco , COc nnd G5e. Combination suits and dress robes at slaughtered prices Monday. ' Don't inks the opportunity of bceurlng' ono of these robes. They are oxtrcmcly fnshi enable and prices on Monday the lowest over quoted. SILIvS. Monday morning wo will place on our eilk counter 10 pieces of O. .T. IJonnot black . { 'rosgrnln silk at the extreme low figure of 81.W ! per yard , former ] ) rico 81,85 , every yard of this silk is branded with the manufacturer's nanioin full and is guaranteed as such. Wo would way to silk buyers this is the finest silk in the market nnd this is nn opportunity that will not occur again In years to purchase at this prico. Wo will also { jive our patrons ono of the greatest bargains over offered in this city in the \viiy of Royal Armuro black fiilk at4l per yard , former price $1,05 ; rcmoinbor this is the newest and most reliable silk ever made , warnnted not to cut orshino and will wear longer than any. IIAYDEN I3HOS. , Dry Goods , ICtb St. You cheerfully pay Too for a , cedar Xviitor pail when you can got nil the wood pails you want tor loc. The now washer Is made of all white cedar , and how cedar wood is adapted to a washer is a grout discovery. Cedar will not rot , will not1 expand or contract , will not water-soak , will r.ot get heavy , will soften from hot witor so it will not injure the most doll- ciito fabric washed in the now washer , nnd will aid wonderfully in washing. Tlio now cedar washer yon don't pay for until It Hilt is lies you. STOKTZKL , Agent for Nebraska , 1021 Howard. S. I ? . Fatten , dentist , 1ms. removed to Commercial National bank building. Important falo at Falconer's Monday , -'H Now York CaiullcH Always fresh at Kinslor's pharmacy. - A. Max llolziioiiucr Co. Flno watch repairing' , 1413 Douglas bt All join in praising the flno finish and accurate likeness of our special 81 n dozen photos , Proof shoivod , satisfac tion guaranteed. ICeim & Moltz. 181 : ! Itanium fit. Seaman's carriages best and cheapest. Our cnblnot photos cannot bo excelled. Peterson , 1G1U Fariiam. A piano examine the now scale Klra ball ] ) lano. A. IIospo , 1313 Douglas. Wo tnko ] ) ! irtleulnr pains with chil dren. Peterson , 1012 t'tirmmi. Try Sehoelply's SI ! Shoos , l-llo Douglas street. Flno carriages , Seaman's repository. Genuine-ColfaxMagnetIo Rook spring mineral water for sale by David Cole , 615-817 Howard street. Telephone-1121. Bceudv , on another page. Seaman's wagons best and cheapest. Try Sehoolply's $ .T Shoo : ) , 1-115 Douglas street. Goto Eaton's and got IScablnot photo- grapha for $1. Only twenty-one washers Bold hut week. A pretty good starter , ain't ' it ? STOETZBL , Agent for Nebraska , 1021 Howard. The frollt on Iiilc , The Ink contract nt 0 cents a gallon , awarded by the Cincinnati school board , Hhows how great a jiroilt there la In sell- inailnlc at retail. Tlio ordinary prlco Is MJ ooute for a little bottle holding less uhnn a gill , mid any school boy or girl , cuu easily figure up about how umv'U a " - 'E costs uttlwU-alft itAvnr.N nuos. Or in Porocil Snle. Country bailer , oe , 7c , Se ! good coun try butter , 10,12 } , lo > ; good c-ronmcry , 171 and lUa for the best ; boneless hum , lc ( ) ; iilcnic ham , So ; dried beef , 12jc ; brick cheeco , 12jc ; full cream cheese , 10c ; bird seed , oc ; pure wine vinegar , lOc par bottle ; Sii Ib. stone jar of all kinds of jams for lOc ; very best condensed milk , lOij per can ; S bars eoap for 2oc ; Sajiolio , 7jc ; largo botllo blue , 5c ; potted limn , fie ; potted ox tongue , oc ; jxitted dlvclled ham , Cc ; iotled turkey , 10e ; potted chicken , lOo ; llavemnyor & Elder's best granulated Mignr , 1011) ) . for $1.00 ; 20 Ib. C sugar , SI.00 ; best sweet chocolate , 60 per cake ; best premium choco late , 17je per cake ; very bcbt baking powder , JOe per i-Si'i ; very best Minneapolis pupomtlvo flour , $1.35 ; snowllake , 91.00.Vo soil the boat uncolored Japan lea for S3e ! , 3oc , GOc , Sell you a good ten for 15cnnd " ) Q. HAYDKN I3HOS , , Dry troodif and groceries. HOUSE rmjxisniNo aooiw. Flour tafes U'jlb.oOlbandlOOlbcnpncity for O.'je , ! V ) and $1.151 eiu-h ) c iko tafc.- , C5c eaeh ; galvanUed wash tubs , indur ated llbro wash tubs nnd wooden wash tubs in all M < : OH from ole up to } ! . ! ) " ; palls from oc to AOe each ; wo have tliom In wood , cedar , llnx fiber , paper , galvan- l/ed iron , indumtoil ware and tin ; U dif ferent styles and makes of cloth wring ers froml. 30tol. . * j. Wash benches with wringers com bined , 8I.Dbenoh ; without wringer , 81.5)5 ) ; 100 feet wire clotliM line -lUc ; 5 dox.cn clothes pins , Ge ; scrub brush'c3oc ; a splendid cotl'ua or teapot , lOe ; milk and pudding pum , lo each ; teakettles , ljo ! ! each ; curry combs , Cc each ! jolly glares , i-'oc per dozen ; sauce dishes , 0 for lOo ; cake and fruin , stands , ICc each ; Hint tumblers , 2c { each ; something now , the Lilly spoon holder , IGe , worth $1.00 each. lint and tow ! racks , Cc each ; dinner , tea and pie plates , flu each ; sauce , boats , 15u each ; large-handled bread trnys , loc , worth 81 ; M w. Polls' and Madame Street- or"s patent Hut irons * , SI.60 per set , regu lar price S2.7o and & ) .2o ; a complete lump ; 2oe , with lire-proof chimney ; rope , lee nor pound ; the \Veston washer Nw. 2 , $4.50 ; perforated chair seats , 8c ; in-i- serve kettles , porcelain-lined , 2oc ; shelf paper , 3o per bundle ; a full line of granite and blue and white Berlin ware ; half-gallon glass water pitchers , 2'c : ; 4 mill : crocks , loc ; largo dust pans , 2c caoh , worth lOc ; covered f-nuec kettle's , Co per kettle , worth Sou ; coll'eo pots , Cc each , worth Me. IIAYDEN IROS. ! Dry Goods and nouso Furnishings. SHOE DEPARTMENT. Ilaydcn Bros , are forcing down the prices in their shoo department. Infants' &luos ) lioc , 3Sc , 50c and GOc , worth -10e toSoc. Children's shoes , sizes " to 818e , 7oc and 800 , worth 7do to $1.2-5. Children's grain solar tip shoes , sizes 7 to 12 , USe , worth Sl,2o. Alis.ses' shoos , sixes 12 to 2 , $1.2"and S1..T" , worth $ l.oO to $1.75. Wissos'lino Oxfords Hoc , 61 and $1.23. Ladies'yergo house slippers -loo and 75c , kid Hlippors 8"c > and DJC. , Ladies' line patent leather tip Oxfords Uoc , Sl.l5 ! nnd $1.G8 , worth $1.2-5 to $2. JO. Ladies' line dongolabutton shocs$1.48 , S1.7C , $2 , S2.-15 , f-15 ! , worth * 2 to $1.50. Mon's solid working shoes $1.2" , S1.45 o. and line shoes Sl.S-5. S2.4C and . . Hoys' fine shoes , sizes 11 to 2 , $1.25 and $1.45 ; sizes 2 } to 5 } , ? 1.4o and $1.75. IIAYDEN BROS. , Dry Goods and Shoes. W. 11. UlSN.VlSTr CO. Our Lust Veiituro Is Our Driifj Depart ment. And wo think of this with honest pride. In the spice : of three months wo have built up a trade that has been as rapid as tlio growth of this city. Why 1ms it grown HO rapidly ? This is best described in the remarks of a lady customer this week. "Well , Mr. Bennett , you have got a pretty de partment , and I am not surprised at the crowd around it , tog you seem to soil everything cheaper than anybody else , nnd the eleven years I have traded hero I have never been taken in oneo. Com- sidoring you give presents as well as selling cheap , I wonder you don't do all the trade in Omaha. " Well wo won't ' go so far as this , but wo will say wo are striving to sell the best good's nt the lowest possible prices. And as regards drugs , our patrons may depend on our keeping only the best and having none but clover li censed pharmacists to make up pro scriptions , which will bo done with great cure and at as low a price as pos sible. Patent mddicinos at Bennett's prices. Our. motto in all departments is cheapest and bost.W. . W. R. HENXETT CO. Important sale at Falconer's Monday. Oil Gas Versus Coal. Buy no coal until you see our gas bur ners for furnaces. Steam heater and stoves of all kinds. Edwards Burners company , 1521 Farnum street. Through coaches 1'ullmn.n palace sleepers , dining ears , f reo reclining chair cars to Chicago and intervening points via the great Hock Island route. Ticket olllco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnum. The Sliort-Ijlved Humorist. In fact , so scurco is the funny man that you must seek for him when you want him. Ho is not nearly BO numerous as his reputation , writes Uobort J. Bur- dotto la the Forum. Ho loves life and light and warmth , and Is so vivacious in his more enjoyment of life that possibly ho sometimes multiplies himself to one's irritated imagination , as ono light- wluged , restless llychild of the summer , scorns to ho a hundred or a thousand to the wise man , bent upon improving his mind and tempting eternity by reading " the "Enoyelopiedirt Brltnnnlcn. " The "end man" is a May lly , living in the sunshine for ono happy day , and then forgotten. In a senu-eritlenl paper , published in Harper's Magazine n low months since , Mr. Lukcns men tions by numo about two hundred uiiU llfty American humorists who have mudo merry with their friends during the past 200 years. It is a pathetic record of strangers. Head It , and underline the names which have a familiar Bound to your ears , Dlot out the names you can not remember to have road or heard before - fore , and If you nro under forty years of ago , the condensation of the paper will startle you. The people Jmvo not been lend Into the wilderness of frivolity by the end man. Sometimes , the funny man , in a moment of madness consents to lecture two nights In succession. The second lecture Is almost Invariably a dismal failruo , "Ono consecutive night" Is the limit of the funny inun's courso. Hut people do like to boumu-od a iiUle , and BO the end man is usually but on , Frequently ho Is informed and the unconscious seri ousness of the commltteoman whoso in forms him is funnlor than anything in the lecture that "wo have had the very best leclcres in the country on our course this winter , the strongest minds and the greatest thinkers in America , and now our people want a little change. " i , Dr , CJrney cures cuturrh , Dee THE BOST08 STORE , Two Immense Cosli Purchases Mada in New York. O.OOO Short IMi tliH of Kino Curlnlns mill l. OO Sample I'alrs Finest Grndc Souvt ! Kid ( llovcs on Sale Tomorrow. . 10,000 Rhort lengths of high prndo curtains at this sale tomorrow , placed in three lots. LOT 1 AT loc. Are short lengths from 1 to 3 yards long , very suitable for draperies , and go at loo. These are equally as good as those In the higher priced lots but in tihortcr length" . LOT 2 A 1' 2-jc. Kenl Nottingham and guipure short length curtains , jint the thing for hall doors and square windows. They go at 'S o each. They are high grade goods und really worth up toil. LOT \A'r ! ! oc. Real Irish point and tambour curtains in lengths from 1 to 15 j yards go at 'too apiece , actually worth from $ oto HO a yard. These are short lengths of the linewt goods manufactured. The val ues are positively not exaggerated , HL'CIIIN (3S 0 A > ' 0 7C. COO yards tine silk ruehingH , lie a yard , worth 12-jt1. The finest ruchings ever manufactured , worth up lo oOo a yard , tomorrow at 7e n yard. $2.50 KID GLOVES , OOC. Our Mr , Harry White wakes ( mother fortunate purchase from the United States custom iioiiso oli200 * pairs of the llnefet kid gloves ever manufactured in 1'nriA They were consigned to the larg est exclusive kid glove dealer in Keiv York City , but not receiving them on time , ho refused to receipt for them and they were consequently Hold by the au thorities. They are all of the latest btylea and latest colors. They would retail if bought in the regular way at no less than 12.50. Your cholco tomorrow for C'Jc ' a pair. Wo shall also offer 0 dozen of the finest real kid black gloves , worth $ J.oO and $1.75 , atJUc. . Our great clearing1 sale continues until tomorrow night. Our stock of Ilnost quality Manchester satecna will bo sold at oe a yard. Our finest Imported fast black French sateens at 121c a yard. Our entire stock of line organdy lawns , challls and all other suminor wash goods nt 2je a yard , Our entire stock of the very finest white goods , including everything , at lc ) a yard , most of them worth 2oc. Our entire stock of outing flannels and domestic flannels go ut 5ca yard. DUESS GOODS. Every yard of dress goods in our entire - tire establishment , without regard to cost or quality , will be offered tomorrow , Monday at just half its former prico. Our entire stock of short length and romnantsof the Ilnost hemstitched Swiss embroidered skirtings at 29c. All the finest full pieces of Swiss em broidered skirting1 atI0c. . THE BOSTON STOBE , 114 S. IGth st. O. A. 1C. Excursion to Boston via tlio Wnbash Line. Everybody invited to join the Wnbash excursion for Boston , leaving Omaha August 0-7-8-9 and 10 , gives choice of routes. Rates as low as the lowest. Ko- clining chair and Pullman bullet sleep ing cars on all trains. All agents la the west sell tickets over the Wabash via St. Louis or Chicago. For tickets , sleeping-car berths and folders giving routes , llmitSv time-tables with a correct map of Boston , showing locations of depots - pots , etc. , call at the Wabash ticket ollico , 1502 Furnain st. , or write O. N , CLAYTON , Northwestern Pass , and Ticket Agent. Omnlia college of music , Miss Lizzie. Isaacs , director , removed tp 2014 St. Mary's ave. Geo. J. Paul , 1UOO Farnam fit. , has sev eral choice houses for rent , call for list K 1C02. Sixteenth and Farnnm streets Is the now Roc ! : Island ticket oflico. Tick ets to all points east at lowest rates. A largo nssortmint of the handsomest decorated china dinner sets in the city just received at Moody's China Store , yOll North IGth street. California Kxoiir.sions. Pullman tourist sleeping car excur sions to California and Pacific coast points leave Chicago every Thursday , Kansas City every Friday via tbo Santa Fo route. Ticket rnto from Chicatro S-17.50 , from Sioux City , Omaha , Lincon or Kansas City Ji5 ; , sleeping car rate from Chicago $4 per double berth , from Kansas City $ , ' 1 per double berth. Everything furnished except meals. These excursions are personalty conducted by experienced excursion managers who accompany parlies to destination. For excursion folder con taining full particulard and map folder and time table of the Santa Fo route and reserving of sleeping car berths , address S. M. Osgootl , general agent , E. L. Palmer , traveling agent , A. T. & S. F. railroad. 1303 Farnam btrcot , Omahii , Nebraska. Grigor's tea store , 1609 Douglas st. ; state agents for Onelda Community canned goods. Mail orders filled. The AVorlil Ut ) Stove. And so do the elegantly appointed trains of the .Burlington route. Hy this favorite line , selected by the U. S. gov ernment to carry the fast mall , you have the choice of throe- daily trains for Chicago and the east ; two for Kansas City and the south ; two for Denver and tno west. The Burlington No. 2 Fast Express , vcstibuled throughout , equipped with elegant Pullman cars furnished with well Bolected libraries , reclining chair cars ( scuts free ) , and dining car leaves Ointiltv4iO ] : : p.m. , arrives Chicago 8 a. in , , serving breakfast before arrival. No. 0 , the fast mall , loaves Omuha 9:10 : p. in. , arrives Chicago 1 p. m. , equip ment and dining car service up to the highest btandard. Ticket olllco , 12 1 Farnam st. "SV. F. Valll , agent. Tickets at lowest rates and superior accommodations via the great Hock Is land route- Ticket oltlee , 1002 Six- couth and Farnam streets , Omaha. Twenty-one ladies that huvo tried the new cedar washer say that washing by hand Is a thing of the past , STOKTXKL , Agent for NebraMw , 1021 Howard. llccr In Japan , A revolution is taking place in th drinking habits ol the Japanese , The rlco brandy culled "wkl , " which has long boon their national beverage , U being supplanted by beer brewed after the Gorman method , In Otiiku the number of bee * saloons hits increased from thirteen .to almost COO in the last four yoare , while the number of resorts where "eaki" is sold has fallen off , Year * ago the Japg were wont to drink SCHOELPllY'S ' PRIZE. A $100 Scahfcirr Oloak lo bs Given " \Vltli Hvcry $ t Worth < > ' Shoes Yott Uuy You Seonro n Chnnen In Ilio Di-inviiitf of ( i I'rlzo Fit lUe a Qitccn. As a number of the solf-styled lending shoo dealers of the clly have boon mak ing quite n howl about the prizes they are giving away , 1 have decided to tuko a hand in theinattor myself , but with a lirino worthy of the attention of my patrons compared with which all other prices pale into inslgnlllcnnco. THIS SPLENDID GARMENT is made of the finest Alaska , sealskin , London dye , nnd will bo guaranteed for1 5 years by the maker , G. E. SIIUKEirT , THE FUHRTKR , 407 SOUTH lo'lll STREET. With \vhom I have made arrange- inentH , to give the fortunate winner of this cleirant urlzn A PERFECT PIT. And if necessary , in order to secure a perfect fit , another garment will bo made to measure In tiny style or length desired. The prize will bo on exhibition In my west window tomorrow ( Monday ) ; and commencing with the same day I will issue to ray customers , ono ticket for the drawing , with every dollar's worth of shoes purchased. AN ADDITIONAL. . PRIZE Of a fine Alaska seal cap will go to the winner of this garment , if his or her total amount of purchases reach ten dollars lars or over. POSITIVELY XO ADVANCE IN TRICES Will bo made. My goods nro nil marked in plain figures , and these fig ures are acknowledged by all who have bought my shoes , to bo tlio lowest in the city , for same quality of goods. MY STOCK IS COMPLETE and is made up of the best makes of ladies' , gentlemen's and children's shoes in the country.and every pair is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction. SECURE TICKETS EARLY AND OFTEN" . J. W. SCIIOELPLY , 1415 Douglas St. N.u. i'W , Important & > nlc All silk gros grain satin edge ribbon to bo sold iitiie per yard. Extra quality and width ntoc. 10 pieces mainsook plaids utSc per yard. 1 case mainsook , plaids , extra quality , 5c. Ladies linen colored bordered , hand kerchiefs , 'Jc. Only a limited quantity of the above goods to a customer. 50 per cent oil on every fan bought Monday. Our stock is too largo and must bo re duced. Colored wool dress goods will be sold at less than cost. In fact every department will have bargains that will convince the closest buyer that wo mean to carry none of our summer block over. over.N N B. FALCONER. Try Schoclply's $3 Shoas , 1415 Douglas street. Another Omnlia Sleeping Car and a > 'ow Train. The Chicago It Northwestern railway has now added to its 0:10 : p. m. fast train from Omaha a now and elegant sleeping car for the exclusive use of Omaha patrons. This train leaves Omaha after business hours and makes close connections in Chicago with tlio limited eastern trains on all lines. The Omnha and Chicago sleeper on the 4:30 : p. m. ycstibuled flyer is still con tinued In service. Another entirely now fast train has been scheduled , leaving Omaha 1:15 p. m. . nrrivinir filiiimirn ( > : . > 0 the iinxt morn ing , This Is a very convenient train for Boone , Marshalltown , Dubuque , Cedar Rapids , Clinton and intermediate points. City ticket oDIco , 1401 Furnain street. R. 1 { . RITCIIIK , General Agent. G. F. WEST , City Passenger Agent. China's Devastating China is spending this year about $5,000,000 In the effort to regulate its wayward river , the Hoang Ilo , which lias recently caused such terrible loss of life and property , tays the New York Sun. A part of its waters are to bo permanently diverted into the Tu-hnl , n , river north of the Hoang Ilo and almost parallel with it. Dams are also to bo built to hold back a part of the waters at flood , and the stone walls will bo re built along the banks to confine the stream. The ingenuity of man has not yet devised effective protection against this most troublesome of rivers , nnd when the remedy is found it will prob ably. cost a colossal sum of money to apply it. The governor of Shantung reports that ho needs in his province alone nt least -5000,000 ; to prevent the recurrence of the' floods. Dr. Birnoy euros catarrh , Beobld ; ; . roiBnrKiiliiH in 1'lniioi Goto McBridofcC'o. , successors to Al frcd aioinborg Co ) , 1514 Dodge. See our clcjW.t cabinets. Peterson , photographer , JU12 Farniun. Seaman phaetons bent and cheapest. The only railroad train out of Omaha run expressly for * the accommodation ol Omiilm , Council BlulTs , DCS Molncs anil Chicago husinoHS is the Koclc Island vestibule limited leaving Omaha at1:1.1 : p. m. daily. Ticket olllco 1U02 , Sixteenth and Farnatu sts. , Omaha. E. J. Davis , eafo moving etc. 410 So , 35th. Sheely blk. Td. 1153. Dr. SuMdorff makes a specialty of dis cases peculiar to women. 1501 Furnain st , Attention Punier MHHOIIH. The Master MIIBOHS of Omaha and vl clnltv , their families and friends , are cordially invited to join the Mnsonlu bodies of this city in attending an ex cursion nnd bucket plcnlo to bo held at Waterloo , Friday , August 22 , 1600 , under the nutpices of Veda Chapter Xo. 0 , Order of the Kiistera Star. Train leaves Omaha at 8:30 : a.m. and Waterloo nt 5:80 : p.m. Tickets , $1.00 round trip ; children , 60 cents , Pfi Pirney cures cutarrh , Bee bhlg , iii i ? \ \ iiiirn\TTiviTin ? \ or\ILUKiitUiHl\u \ * ; V That Qrc.it Shoo Failure Caused Great Ex citement AT THE FAIR OF J. L , BRANDEIS & SONS , An Immense Crowd riled the Store All Day anil lOvorj'botlyVns Hay ing Shoes ut OiiC' Tliclr Value , It was the talk of the trtwn yesterday , the price * at irhioli J. L. ifrandoiH' & Sons \vere \ selling Conolly'a shoos. Hut as they bought , thorn > clienp they could well all'orcl to give their customers the bcnollt. .Tu t think of ifc , they are Boiling all of Con oily'H Infants' shoos at fie a pair. Allot Conolly's ladles serge and olotli tllppors nt lOe. worth up to $1,2-3. All of f'onolly's opor.i slippers , Ox ford and Newport ties at 25e a pair. All the mis.ws' line kid and 'dongola shoes that C'onolly sold for $1,23 , ( { o to morrow nt fid1. All of Conolly's misses' line kit ! shoos , .boys'and ' girls' shoes , worth up to S2 n pal r , tomorrow 7oc. All of Conolly'a line Iloxiblo solo iloii- gola , kid and goat button shoes that ho sold up as hijrh lu $2.50 go at $1. All of Conolly's Indies' W.CO pairs kid extra flno dpngola button shoes , till silk worked , Iloxiblo solos , go tomorrow at $1.00. All of Conolly's $4.50 extra flno hnnd turned nnd French process kid and tlon- poln button shoes go tomorrow at if" . Your choice tomorrow of the very finest hand turned , hand sowed , rciil French anil Vienna kid button shoos , worth up to $7.oO $ , at & 2.50 , COiVOLLY'S ' MEN'S SHOES. One big lot of moil's ' button , Inco and southern ties , worth up to $ : * 50 , In calf nnd dongola , go tomorrow for $1.25. Men's button shoes , hand and machine mado. in a luilf-do/.cn different styles , worth up to $ .1 , go for $1.75. All of Conolly's men's congress nnd Inco calf shoos , sill shapes , sizes , widths and lasts , from 0 to 12 , worth up to $5 $ , go for $2. Tlio very finest $7 and $9 kangaroo French calf nnd line real cordovan shoos hi lace and congress go for $ ; ) . TUB FA IE , J. L. BKAUDKIS &SONS , 602 , 504 , 500 , 60S and 510 S. lyth st. ItXCW.H 'I'll 12)1 ? ScarcHliifj for tlio IIclrsoT ClimlesM" . Itootaiid Dniilel 1' . Hoot. Somewhere about 1855 to I860 Charles M. Hoot and Daniel T. ] { oot resided in Washington county , state of Nebraska. They or their heirs can bo greatly bene fited by sending their address to , f. Den nett , Wllliamsburg , Kings county , state of Now York. Anyone knowing the family will confer a favor by Bonding their address. Western papers please give this an insertion. Important sale at Falconer's Monday. Got your tickets on tlio diamonds at NorrlsVllcox's shoo btorc , 1517 Doug las St. Ono ticket -with each dollar's worth purchased. Gentlemen Always Desire that their cigars shall hoof the best. To obtain such bo cortnin that you call on Wm. Goedecko & Co. , in the Barker block , 35th and Farnam sts. Seaman's buggies best and cheapest. XJIIXMSO.V IJltOS. Sitlc. Wo find several deportments with lee many goods. Wo arc therefore going to slaughter them. Wo ollor n lot of double ividth dross goods that sold all season at 2oo , Mon day wo lire going tt > knock them out at lOo uynrd. Only ono dress to each cus tomer. W < > still have a few I'lieap lawns for Motul'iy , 10 yards for loo. Wo nro ninklng some wonderful prices on drus i goods at SMc , We and 41)t ) . Wo ollor to eloso n. lot of line black dross goodw ntUte that ara eye openers. Hero Is a bargiin-lOCO draperv ecu rft ) at lee otu'h. They are worth oOo. 1,000 faiu-y bolt * in all noxv styles. Grcatsnloof fum-yHllks atlWo iv yard. 1M nieces of black India silks ( hat go Mommy ut Jlflo a yard. Don 'I forgot this item , it Is your only ch.inco. . COdoMii cliildren's colored ho. o Mon day at Jt ! a ] llil : % . r > 0 pieces plnkimambivy Sea ynrd. IS'ow full ] H'intsle ' ( nytii'd. Com fnrlor prints oo , Oc , "oitj'iti'd. \\rrA R TuUo Ilio elevator and BOO our slaugh ter sale of line goodsut 50o each. Don't forgot to get our jii'lcos on carpets - pots and curlahij , 119vo are knocking all former prices out. IJENISISO.V BROS. Omaha college of mu lc. Miss Isaacs , director , removed to ! MM .St. Mury'a avo. Driven I'o I'evi'i1 Uy a J " \Yhilotho wife nnd Uvo nieces of a prominent citizen ofNoff Albany , Ind. , wow on a train about two -woolen ago a young man sat down In the seat with the voiinjjoi'Iaf the girls , aged 11 f teen. Oollev- Ingherto Ixi nlono he began tnlkingto her In an insulting nitinnor , wiysa dis patch to the Chicago Tribune. The girl made no reply , and when the man porsiHloil slio rushed from the scut , fainting when she readied her aunt. The 'scoundrel rushed from the car , with sovernl paisongoraln pursuit. Ho jumped from the rear platform , rolled down tlio embankment , and 1ms not slnco been soon or haird of. When the train arrived hero the poor girl was sulTorlng from brain fever and It is fonrod her mind will bo permanently altectcd. t Er. Birnoy cures catarrh , Boo bldjf. Got prices on lots in East Omaha from Potter & Gcorgo Co , 10th iSs Farnum. Try School ply 'a $3 Shoos , 1J15 Douglay btroot. now ollicos of tno great Koch fa- land rquto , 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam street'Omaha , are the finest in the city. Call and sco them. Tickets to all points east at lowest rates Dr. Sussdorll trciua successfully all diseases of the kidneys , bladder j and rectum. 1501 Farnam st. Albert Kdholm , the jeweler. Now store. New stock. Cnll and sco mo on Monday. Host values in the city. 107 North 10th street. Important sale at Falconer's Monday. | IIXCUUSIOX TO BOSTON. I Open to Everybody. On August 0 to 30 inclusive , the Chicago cage , Milwaukee &St. Paul railway will soil round trip tickets to Boston , Miss. , and return for $31.15. Good to return until September 30. The cheapest ex cursion of tlio year , Don't fail to take itln. For fuithorinformationnppU/ Union ticket ofllco 1501 Fnrnam street. J. E. 1'KusroN , P. A. NASH , Pass. Agt. Gen. Agt. SIUil-JH V CO , j Grout Clearing Halo of Men's S fr' Colt. All our men's shoes must bo clowd cud before Sept. 1. Wo are not going to keep men rt shoes In our ilc-\v store. lion's rook bolloni shoes now 91,00. former price S-.CO. Men 'spo mil no kangaroo shoes ill $2.20. sold at fcl.OO , Men's calf shoes atJ.I.OO and Jtf.uO , no\r only W.IS. Men's line rus ottcalf shoos now only S2.00 , sold ntM.W ) . ' Men's line French calf shoes , hnud made , sold nt $ ) .0t ( , now K1.S.1 Mim'slinoB. calf shoos , great bdrgnla at 82. 50 , to close nt SI. 0 ' ) . Mc'ii'sbesl quality L'onUran , kangaroo nmU'alfln nil slylon , bund made , ahvnya Hold at W. GO nnd § 7. ( XI , now $1.70. Men's t wo buckle [ do w shoes , oil grulni nowJl.IO , sold nt Sl.fiO. ( Iron ! bargains in ladles' inisses * and ohlldroirs shoes of nil kinds. Oxford tiosof nil kinds at rcdnocd STrOKl'tfc CO. , . , I. C'or. DodL'o and loth st. \flor provldlnjr for a depreciation of $10,000 In the mark ot- value of govern- iiu-iit socnrillos , clmi'tflug to prollt ntul Ios4 account $1/5,000 of the eoit of a now olllco building the company now lias lu mwoss of erection , and soiling aslilo " 'l.OOOndtlltloniil ro-tnsuraiioo iv.sorve , Hlill the conit\ny ] adds no'irly $ lflK ( ) ( ) to its not surplus and over &V > ,00 to 113 cash as-sots. Such is the showing of the eighty-first semi-annual stiitonu-nt of iho Glena Falls insurance company , .Tuly , 1S1W. The grand old company now lias casdi n. < Nets exceed Ing $1,810,000 surplus to policy holders of nearly $1.VflOO ) ( ) , and not surplus In oxcosf of all linblli- tioj of nearly $1,010,000. Conpcrvntlvo practice and honorable dealing pay , Chicago Evening .loiirmd , July -.1 , Omaha college of music , .Miss Lixzfo nnc'rf , director , removed to UUM St. Mary 'save. Protect your invention ; pecuro youtf patent ; inako your fortune ; consultation , free. Omaha I'atont Agency , Oounsa block , cor , lOlhandUapllal ave.,0inalin , V Nob. Ifnr ItnrKaliis in Goto Mel.Jrldo it Co. , wiceossors to frcd Moinborg Co. , 151-1 Doilgo. Important snlo nt Falconer's A Cliotco Ijit-a ol'Summer In the lake regions of Wisconsin , ! X- ncsota , Iowa ami the two Dakotsu , there are hundreds ol charming localities pro * oniincnlly littod for unninor homed. Among the following ; selected list nro names familiar to many of our rondei'3 ns the perfection of northern summer re sorts. Nearly nil of Iho Wisconsin points of Interest are within a short distance ) frmn Chicago or Milwaukee , and none of them are so far aivny from the "busy marts of civilization" that they cannot ) bo ronchetl in a few hours of travel , by frequent trains , over the fluent road in the northwest the Chicago , Milwaukee A St. Paul railway ! Oi'onomowoi' . WIs. Clear l ake , I < wa. Miiincqtm , WIs. f/Uto Okoliojl , Iowa. "WnukesluiVIa. \ . Spirit Tjiihi , lown. PohnyraYls. . Prontonuc , Allan. Tumuliawk Lakes , Lulto Wis. Minn. LiikesUo , AVls. Ortonvillc , Minn. Ivilbotirn City , AVln. , 1'rior I ulcc , iMIiin. ( Dolls of tlio Wls- White Uear LakO , cousin. ) Minn. Beaver Dam , AVIs. Blj Stone Xixlto , DA Alailison , AVis. Icota. for dotiiilcd information , npplyat ticket ofllce , 1501 Barnaul stroct , Uurkur Uloelr. \ F. A. N.\.sir , ( Jon. Agent. . , f J. E. PJIESTOK , 1'nsa. Agent. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S DEPT. Special Sale of Boys' and Children's Suits. Half Price Sale of Boys' and Children's Fine Suits. Wo will olTor this wcok the greatest kirgain ' over offered in Boys'SuiU. Kvory suit niadj In our own workrooms , and guaranteed to bo . just as represented. Our now goods nro boiiiL' rok weight colvcd every goods. day , and ivo will devote this week to closing out the following lines of mediums Knee Pant Suits , $2.50. LOT NO. 1 Wo will offer 150 Suits ol All Wool Cheviot , in ages from ft to 11 , n neat strlpd In medium colorgoods , sold nil season for$5.00. Those goods cannotboinanufaetureil forlessthan $ . ' 5.75 , and this pilco is named with a vlow lo close the lot nndinako room lor our new goods. Como . onrlyas this lot will be otio of the lirst to uell out. Heinombor the price , $ .60. All wool fabric. Ages 0 to 1-1 , Knee Pant Suits , $3.50. LOT NO. 2 This has been ono of our most popular numbers , mado'from a valour finished , plaiil Ciissiinorostrictly all wool , in the popular plain back niakesi/.03 , I to II. A suit which cannot lo bought for lews thnn $0.00 nt roluil. A modlmn-woiglit goods which can bo worn late in tlio season. Wo seldom olfer a lotof such excellent value as this. For ono week wo will at promisoto our expense. 1111 mail orders on this lot , and if the goods are not found satisfactory , may bo returned Knee Pant Suits , $4.25. , lUl * LOT NO. n-Isasirall lot of about fiO Suits ol Scotch Cheviots , sold all through the season ,1'j gr ' for $7.00an(158.00 $ ( , in ovoi y rcspoct the highest iiriceil goods we huvo mailo this season , 'htJTtfp rfz&garo three alHerent inixtnrosin thin lot , and they are olfurod at tills ealo at $ l.25agesOtol2 \ , | Wo cannot fconcl samplesof the cloth , but will eond a tuitby mail to any iiddroM , and if not satia1 factory may bo returned at our expense. ' MEN'S DEPARTMENT. Continuation for this week of our Special Sale of Men's Cheviot at $1,75 , and $2.25. LxO-T NO.4. . IPRIGEL $1.75. . \VowlllolTor250nalr3orAllWoolClioviotPimtslii regular men's si/.cs , nt $1.7/5. / Made from a pure all"wool'fnbrio goods usually sold for W.7"nnd fcil.OQVo will juonildo to lit all B/.OS. ! These tfooils cauiiot bo manufactured lw th price , Every pair is worth S-.75. LOT. NO. Q. JPRIGR $2,25. " \Vo will olTorfourot the best ktylca of Fancy Cheviots ever shown in our Htoole nt $ : ' .iJ-5 per pairVo \ unhositallntrly { ruaruntec these ( foods to bo pure wool fabrics. Tlio regular retail pricu Is W.5C and . .Jl.OJ.Vo \ are ovoratockod with thos loti nd will do.s ttiom at W.ij. ' LOT NO. 6. BOYS' ' KNEE PANTS , 75c. Wovill put on anlo to-morrow morniiur jiloutltOf ) paiw ol I5oyn' Knee Pants \vhiuh hnvo boon sold allBoaton al$1 3 nnd % l.fiO , ut the nominal prlco of Too. Tills i the price imially paid for shoddy. Most of thcsa loti have boon made fro > j I'omimntsin our custom room , an dare hotter fabriej than are ton orally used In boys' ' knee punts , Como on to-morrow thl lot will not lust FREELAND , LOOMIS & CO. , Corner Douglas and f5th Streets , Omaha ,
