THE CXMAIIA DAILY BBJ IJKD X" , DECEMBER 7 , 1890.-SIXTEEN PAGES.
COMPULSORY SALE OF FURS ,
It Still Continues at the Parisian Gloat
.and Bait Oo.'s. '
Remember a Now i'orlc Mnnufnvturer
Vi'ne Compelled to Unload on Ac
count of tlio flllltl AVcnthcr , and
Ontntia OOIH tlio llcncllt.
\Vo bought twenty thousand dollars
worth of furs nt fifty cents on the del
lar.
lar.The
The sale continues.
Below wo enumerate a few of the
MANY G1U3AT BA11CAINS.
to bo offered :
Two thousand black French hare
muffs ut18c oncli.
Ono thousand seven hundred extra
quality blnclc hare inuffe at Too each.
Four hundred and fifty extra superfine
blnclc coney mulTn nt 32.00 each.
Five hundred solid akin silver fox
muffs at 33.75 each.
Two hundred and fifty silver martin
muffs at $2.50 each.
Three hundred French capo seal muffs
nt $2.60 each.
A miscellaneous lot of fancy fur mufls
r from 11.60 upwards.
WORTH THREE TIMES THE PRICE.
Ono hundred and thirty silver martin
boas , full lengths , nt $0.50 each , worth
$13.00 today :
Two hundred and fifty beautiful silver
fox boas , full lengths , at this sale only
87.50 each ; these arc usually sold for
from $15.00 up to $20.00 each.
One-hundred and forty-fivo lynx boas
at $7.60 each , the manufacturers able fort
these now $12.50 ouch.
t
Two hundred silver fox collars nt $2.50
each ; these arc nil .the rngo cast and
cheap at $5.00.
Six hundred capo seal collars at $1.50
each , worth throe times the price.-
Three hundred extra One quality capo
seal collars at $2.60 each ; they are good
vuluo for $0.00 each.
SEAL SACQUES.
SEAS JACKETS.
Genuine Alaska seal garments ,
WARRANTED.
60 per cent under present market
prices.
SEAKSKIN CAPES.
BEAVER CAPES.
ASTRACHAN CAPES.
KRIMMER CAPES. ,
MONKEY CAPES.
PESUIAN LAMB CAPES.
"WOOL SEAL CAPES.
BLACK FRENCH HARE GAPES.
Beautiful styles , all at greatly reduced
prices.
CLOAKS.
BARGAINS TOMOROW , MONDAY.
Jackets from $2.50 up to $10.00 ; worth
from $3.75 to $17.00 each.
An elegant assortment of novelty
jackets , rcofors
AND WITH VESTS
from $10.00 to 820.00. You will bo
charged elsewhere fully fifty per cent
more- for garments not quite so good.
PLUSH JACKETS.
PLUSH SACQUES.
An almost endless variety ranging in
prlco from $8.00 and upwards.
NEWMARKETS.
The latoat novelties in long garments.
Thousands to choose from. A splendid
long clonk from $5.00 up.
MISSES'ANDCHILDREN'SCLOAKS.
All sizes from 2 years to 18 years , nnd
prices from $2.00 nnd upwards.
BMothors and buyers of children's
cloaks will bo well repaid by visiting
our children's clonk department.
A great manyj speciall bargains in
ladies' and children's clonks will bo
added to our great fur sale tomorrow ,
Monday.
LADIES' READY MADE SUITS ,
WRAPPERS
AND TEA GOWNS
In endless variety , beautiful styles nnd
the unnnlmous verdict of nil who have
oxmnlnod our stock of ready made gar
ments , is that it does not pay to bother
looking up material , pay high prices for
r I making , the trouble of having to como
to fit so often and run the risk of getting
your material nnd trimming spoiled ,
when such , handsome garments can bo
had at such moderateprices. .
Remember our aim is to plcnso every
one.
one.OUR
OUR MOTTO TO GIVE THE BEST
GOODS FOR THE LOWEST POSSI
BLE PRICE.
No trouble to show goods whether you
purchase or not.
PARISIAN OLOAK AND SUIT CO. ,
S. E. Cor. 15th and Ilarnoy Streets ,
Ramgo Building ,
CHAS. MCDONALD , Manager.
Trimmed hats must bo sold , como and
buy n pretty hat cheap.
Mils. R. H. DA VIES.
Ill So. 16th street.
HAYIH3N 11UOS.f
Clotlilni ; Department.
Note thcso prices which wo name and
nvo 60 per cent over any store in
Omaha. Men's good stylish suits , $3.60
men's elegant dress suits , $5.00 , $0.75t
$7.60 , $0.60 , $12.00 , $15.00. Thcso suits
nro worth $5.00 more in clothing stores.
Boys'suits , $3.00 to $10.00 : big ulstoi
overcoats , 82.00 up ; children's ' knee
pants Bulls , $1.00 , $1.60$2.00 , $2.60. $2.75 ,
43.00 , $3.6Q1.25 , $5.00. Thcso suits nr <
beauties.
Capo ovorcoits , $1.25 , il.60. $2.00 , $2.50 i. ,
83.00 , $4.00 , $3.00 ; jersey suits , $3.00 up ;
kilteuits , 82.00 up ; knee pants , 15oup ,
Wo eel ! jnoro knee pants than any firn :
In Omaha. IIAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and clothing ,
At IJaydon Bros , this week white
granite cups , and saucers plates Sloeach.
Guitars 83.00. S , Bunk ; 607 N , Wtb.
IIAYDEN BROS ,
Santa Olaue Headquarters Arc Now Open
nt Uajden's. '
On Monday Morning tlio Sale of Toys
nml Fnnoy Goods Ilc ltis In
Our New Annex on
Main Floor.
.Our assortment you will find much
better than last year , our stock is much
larger , Santa Glaus being well informed
of tlio increase of population in Omaha.
There is enough to go till nround and
still more coming. Wo are sorry to state
that the bulk of our toys did not got
hero in time for our opening last Thurs
day , but are now coming in , and each
day you will bo surprised to see some
thing now on exhibition. Wo shall try
to keep you posted as much as possible
dally , but would ad vise you to como early
nnd often , as a great many of those items
which are now , will sell on eight as fast
na they are opened.
Wo shall open some very handsome
toilet sots on Monday , no two alil < o ,
which must bo seen , as it is impossible
to do them justice in trying to describe
thorn. Albums you will lind in great
variety.
Wo have been very successful thissea-
BOII in securing a largo variety of games.
Look them over , you will lind what you
want. Wo would adviio nil who can to
como ns early in the day ns possible as it
will give us a clinnco to give you moro
attention. Our store will bo open every
evening from now up to Christmas until
0 p. m.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF DOLLS.
Wo have moro dolls on display than
last season. See those handsome dressed
dolls. The greatest variety of dressed
dolls over exhibited by any one house in
America ; also dolls of every size. Kid
body and jointed dolls in great variety.
In fact , you will find anything you want
in dolls. Our assortment of books is
largo. A great layout of picture books
for the young folks. Iron toys , wooden
toys , tin toys , musical and mechanical
toys of every description.
Bring the little folks along to Santa
Glaus headquarters at Unydon Bros. ,
which will bo open to visitors every
evening until 9 p. in.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Wo invite you all to pay a visit to this
department. Wo have on display ns fine
n line of silksblack dress goods or coloi ed
dross goods ns were over shown in
Omaha. Our line of plaid dross
goods la by far the largest
wo over had , ranging in pico
from 7jcynrd up to $1.60 yard. Twilled
serges in fancy designs on Monday nt
OJc and 7ic yard. Our Jlnnnol suitings
nt 2oc yard are a decided bargain. In
fine colored dress goods wo have the
largest variety and assortment you will
find in this city. A beautiful line of
fancy suits which would make nn elegant
Christmas present.
BLANKETS , BLANKETS.
This is the season when every person
is looking for blankets. Wo shall not
advance the prices because its cold , but
wo will offer on Monday 2 cases of silver
gray and 1 case of white blankets , both
at O'Jc a pair ; 5j-lb heavy white wool
blankets nt 81.83 a pair ; 5-lb gray blank
ets $1.00a pair ; 11-1 Jacquard border Cali
fornia , blankets at $0.60 n pair , would bo
cheap at $8.60 n pair. Got posted on cut-
prices of blankets nnd comforts before
you buy , wo will save you money.
50 pieces bleached cotton flannel 5c
yd , worth lOc.
BE yard wide shooting 5c yd.
Double width sheeting at not cost.
Clean cotton batting , 14 rolls for 25c.
Best calico , Sc yd.
Now shirting in flannelette , lOc yd.
All colors in plain eiderdown reduced
to 35c yd.
Yard wide white flannel , 35c , worth 60c.
C-l chenille table covers reduced to
$1.05 each. HAYDEN BROS.
Dry goods and toys.
LACE AND EMBROIDERY SALE.
This department is showing an en
tirely now line of fine torchon laces in
nil widths at remarkable low prices.
Every lady knows what , torchon laces
are worth'and can easily compare prices
and qualities.
Wo ask particular attention to nn en
tirely now line of silk laces and flounc-
ings.Tho
The goods will speak for themselves ,
but first note the prices.
Now novelties in dress trimmings , but
tons , ruchings , lace collars nnd ladies'
handkerchiefs.
Wo nromlso to show the largest stock
of fine linen and silk handkerchiefs for
holiday presents west of Chicago.
MILLINERY SALE.
This department is showing a larger
and moro attractive line of fine feathers.
flowers , ornaments , ribbons nnd ladles'
fine hats than over before. Please do
not judge the quality by the prices
asked. Goods are never carried over in
millinery nud no loss will bo too great to
effect sales.
CLOAKS AND JACKETS.
The general mark down in this de
partment is made to reduce stock. It
will surely pay to look nround and com
pare notes before vou buy.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry g ods and toys.
Ladles must not forgot to call and see
the big bargains in fine pattern hats.
MRS. R. n. DA VIES ,
111 So. 16th st. , opp. P. O.
Another Instructor Employed.
Rohrbough Bros. , proprietors of the
Omaha Commercial College have secured
the services of Prof. A. C. Ong , so re
cently connected with the Standard Busi
ness College. Ho beglnd his * work to
morrow. This adds anew element of
strength to the faculty of this worthy in
stitution. Clns&cs in elocution and music
will bo organized nt onco. There were
25 now students at the college last week.
Now is the time to begin. . Night school
now running. Over GO enrolled. Any
branch you want. f
*
Mr. and Mrs. John Varloy are enter
taining a bright girl baby that was born
the 2nd day of December , 1690. Mr.
Frank Kloffnor being grandpa now.
All tlio latest novelties in jewelry at
half jewelers' prices at Ilaydon Bros.
W. II. Bennett Co. , Oinnlin ,
invite nil to their opening of toys and
holiday goods which will tnko place in
the course of next week , and of which
duo notice will bo given. There is a
largo consignment of goods entirely now
expected hourly. They intend to
have nn opening quito differ
ent from the usual openings
In this city. They propose to
appeal to the poolcotbooks and purses of
their frlonds nnd customers by offering
for aalo right at the opening their goods
at unheard of low prices , nnd cheaper
than they could bo bought nt wholesale.
Como with your purses well filled and
grasp tlio opportunity. Walt till our
opening before you buy olsowhoro. Look
atourenst side window whllo you nro
hero. You will see an old friend there.
Wanted
On 1st class 2d mortgage. 1st mtg ,
$30,000 , 0 per cent , property valued at
$100,000. Improvements rent for $800
per mo. Will pay liberal interest. II.
B. Iroy & Bro. , 20m. ( Y. Life Bldg.
Fine carriages , Seaman's repository
HAYDEN BROS ,
Special Sale of Butter Next Week in Onr
Basement.
TrcmcilouB Cut In Groceries nud
Household Goods , Lamp * nnd
China. Wnro Special Halo
All Next Week.
Good roll butter from the country lOc ,
12jc , 16c and IBc.
Creamery , very host 22c.
If you miss this sale you will regret
t.
Imported chow-chow Iflc per quart.
Largo green olives 2Gc per quart. Wo
Import the olives dirict from Italy and
they are the best you over saw or ate.
Quart bottle catsup 2oc , this is what
you pay 75c a hottlo for in nny grocery
storo.
Hcckcr'a ' bolf-ralslng buckwheat flour
3 ! c per pound or 7 o for a package.
King , the same prlco.
Just received n car of strictly pure
buckwheat Hour , 3c.
Wo will give you 1 pound of the best
lea in the store if you can detect anything -
thing but pure buckwheat Hour.
3 pound can best packed tomatoes 9c.
2 pound can host sugar corn Oc.
All kinds of California S pound can
plums , such as egg , golden , damson ,
green gage , all for 17ic.
California apricots , lOc.
Largo size pail jelly 8oc.
Head ohccfco 5e per pound.
Bologna sausage 6c.
Livor-worst6c.
Woinor-wurst , Tie. " *
Plcnio hams 7c.
Boneless ham lOc.
Dried beef lOc.
Now Valencia raisins 81c.
Now imported currants , 7ic.
Evaporated bhiekborrlcs , lOc.
Now imported prunes , 74c , they would
bo cheap for loc.IIAYDEN
IIAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and groceries.
HOUSE FUllNISHING GOODS.
Wnbh tubs , ; )5eJoe ) , 65o each ; copper
bottom tea kettles , 23c : tea spoons 3c per
sot ; covered tin pails , 6c ; water palls ,
5c ; tea and collco pots , lOo ; tin cups , 2jc ;
pie plates , Ic ; milk puns , Ic ; C do/.en
clothes pins , 6c ; 0 papers of tacks , Sc ;
carpet sweeper , OSc ; cuspidors in terra
cotta nnd granite , 15c : till size lamp
chimneys , 5c ; milk jugs , lOc ; stool
blade malablo handle knives and forks ,
39c nor bet , worth 4 times as much ;
wabh bowl nnd pitcher , 29Jc each ; cov
ered chambers , -15c ; uncovered chamber ,
35c : soap dishes , 3c ; ilno tumblers , 2c
each ; nutmeg craters , Ic each ; clothes
wringers , $1.75 ; wash board , 13c ; minc
ing knife and bowl , 15c ; stove polish , Ic
per package. The finest , largest and
cheapest line ot carving sots over put on
sale iu Omaha from 15c up to $10.60
per set , every sot warranted ,
DRUG DEPARTMENT.
Wright's sarsnparilla 59c , regular
price $1.00.
Indian Sagwn 7oc , regular price $1.00.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery $1.16 ,
regular price $1.50.
Pierce s Medical Discovery 75c , regu
lar price $1.00.
Ayors' Hair Vigor 75c , regular price
$1.00.
Sanford's Jamaica Ginger -10cttrcgular
price 50c. ,
Red Cross Cough Syrup 20c , regular
prlco 25c.
Hall's Cough Balsam , 75c , regular
price $1.00.
Witch Hnzol , full pint bottle , 25c.
Household amoniu 5c and 8c per bottle.
Sozodont , Van Buskirk's , 6'Jc. '
BARGAINS IN SHOE DEPARTMENT
THIS WEEK.
Our largo stock of holiday slippers is
crowding us badly. Wo have moro com
ing and to tnako room for them must sell
the goods.
Child's flno jlongola and goat shoes ,
sizes 4 to 7i , 75o and 800.
Child's solar tip grain school shoes ,
sizes 8 to 12 , $1.00.
Misses' solar tip grain school slices ,
sizes 13 to 2 , $1.35.
Bov's Bohir tip grain school shocssizcs
13 to'2 , $1.50 and $1.75.
Boy's calf button shoes , sizes 2 to 5 ,
$1.45 , $1.75 nnd $2.00.
Ladies' fine dongola kid button shoos ,
$1.50 , $2.00 nnd $2.50.
Men's fine calf congress nnd lace shoes ,
$2.00 , $2.50 and S.'i.OO.
WARM OVERSHOES.
Children's warm lined arctics , COc.
Misses' ' warm lined buckle arctics , 75c.
Ladies' warm lined buckle arctics , 85c.
Men's warm lined buckle arctics , $1.00
and $1.25.
SLIPPERS.
ChildVfolt house slippers , 7 to II , 35c.
Misses'felt house slippers , 12 to 2 , 45c.
Ladies' felt house slippers , 60c , $1.00
$1.25.
Men's fine embroidered slippers , 75c ,
95c , $1.25 and $1. < 15.HAYDEN
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and shoes.
Bnlo of Trimmed Hats.
The greatest bargain over offered in
Omaha. Mus. R H. DAVIKS ,
Opp. P. O. Ill So. 15th St.
Samuel Burns his "
announces "opon-
ing" from now until Christmas and
cordially invites all to call and see the
now goods , whether desiring to purchase
or not.
ClirJHtinas is Comlnjr.
But wo are hero with an unusually
largo line of line holiday gifts. Do not
fail to see our goods and. got our prices
before making your purchase. It will
pay you.
you.MOODY'S CHINA STORE.
302 N. 10th street.
At Hnydcn Bros , this week a $5.00
hanging lamp for $1.76.
On October 19 W. W. Talbott & Co. ,
purchased the Hub restaurant. Mr. J.
P. McDonald , the well known restaurant
man , being the company. They have
refitted the restaurant and shall con
tinue it only in first-class stylo. Meals
will bo 25e each ; 6 meal tickets , $1.00 ; 21
meal tickets , $4.00. Remember the Hub
restaurant is in now hands. 1300 Far-
nam.
nam.Our
Our store will bo open until 9 p. m.
during the holidays. Buy your Christ
mas slippers at A. D. MorsoV Largest
and most artistic stock to select from.
14th nnd Farnam. A. D. Morse.
All the latest novelties in jewelry at
half jewelers' prices at Hnydou Bros.
At Hayden Bros , this week a decorated
toilet sot for $2.33 , worth $4.50.
First Grand Hall
of tlio Union Pacific railway car makers
will bo hold at Wolf's hall , 22d and Cum-
ings streets , Tuesday evening. Decem
ber 10,1800. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
'Mrs. Ringer for 80 days will soil en
tire stock for half price. $16.00 hats
87.50 , $10.00 , $5.00 , $8.00 , $4.00 , $5.00 ,
$2.60 ; tips , ribbons , velvets , all half
prlco. HON. 16th street
Violin bow nnd box $1.75 at S. Bank ,
607 N. 10th.
The Keystone , 105 South 14th , is the
place to got the boss 15o meal.
Docks nt auction , 1514 Dodge street.
THE FAIR COKE IN 15 DAYS ,
Will Positively BoJQlosed and a Thing of
Ufc Past ,
Tomorrow WUItllp n Day of Wild Kx-
clti'incnt Ire sGoodH , nnd Clonks ,
Hosiery nt\tli Underwear Gofer
for n Itjtoro Nothing *
In the short space of two months wo
have closed outovor half of our immense
stock. The balance must positively bo
disposed of in the next Iff days
WHEN THE PAIR WILL COME TO
AN END.
Further , deeper and still greater cuts
have been made all over the house. AB
wo fully realize that the enormous quan
tity of goods still remaining cannot bo
disposed in the next fortnight unless ab
solutely almost given away.
8 YD. WOOL DRESS PATTERN 750.
To close out woolTor all our dross pat
terns of double fold twilled Scotch plaids
and winter dobeigcs at 76o for complete
8 yard pattern.
8 yards 11-inch dark colored wool
homespuns lu black , browns unit groya
at $1.60 for entire pattern.
Enliio dross pattern of 8 yards all
wool ladles' cloth , tricot in all fall and
winter shades , nt $1.90 per pattern.
THESE MAKE ELEGANT CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS.
ELEGANT DRESS PATTERN.
8 yards nil wool brillinntlnes , camel's
hair , bout-otto cloth , nice coloring gown
at $2.50 , former prlco $7.50 per pattern.
Our finest drc-ss patterns of all wool
French Henriettas. ( Just the thing for a
fine Xmas present ) all colors 'and black
at $3.00 per full 8 yards pattern , former
pt'ico ui ) to $10.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
We have now loft 35 pieces of im
ported black goods , the finest of our entire -
tire stock , at 190 , 32c , 47c , SSc ; excep
tional good value.
All silk warp dress goods , 75o and
$1.00 , positively worth double.
Our entire stock of btitins for fancy
work at 39c and 45c.
Our best quality quilted satins , very
wide , nil shades go at 50c.
Our finest grade of black gross grain
dross silks reduced from $1.75 and $2.00
to ! K > .
ESPECIAL CLOAK OFFERS TO
MORROW.
Ladles' fine cloth jackets , high shoul
ders , with largo astrachan collars , re
duced from $ -1.2.3 to $2.50.
Ladies' fine hoover cloth jackalsbound
and trimmed with braid , reduced from
$7.50 to $5.00.
Genuine Ronl plush jackets , full revere
front , lined with satin , reduced from
$15.00 to $9.00.
PLUSH CLOAKS REDUCED
to $15.00. $10.00 and SK.OO from $25.00 ,
$30.00 nnd $35.00.
LADIES' NEWMARKETS
reduced to $1.25 , $2.50 , $4.00 , $5.00 , $7.00
and $10.00.
MONKEY FUR MUFFS , 2oc.
Black boas and mulTs at $1.75 the set.
Light colored boas and mulls reduced
from $5.00 to $2.60.
Largo fur shoulder capos with satin
lined muff to match , reduced from $10.00
to $5.00 the set.
60 YDS SPOOL SEWING SILK GO AT
Ic PER SPOOL.
SILK BEAVER'TRIMMING ' , 33c PER
YARD.
Our entire stock of , the finest grade
real silk beaver trimming from 1 to 3
inches hvido'rcducod ' to o3Cy.former price
$1.00 a yard.
Largo pillow shams scolloped and
bound , also largo lace tides and bureau
covers , any and all of which sold for 60c ,
will bo closed out tomorrow at lOc.
230 DOZEN LADIES' ' AND MISSES'
WOOL HOSE.
Our entire stock of ladies' and misses'
wool hosiery has boon clobcd down to 230
dozen which wo have divided in three
lots as follows :
All our misses' fine black and colored
all wool seamless rnshmero hose in sixes
from 0 to 8i that were 2oc and SSc , now
121c.
121c.All
All our ladies' black all wool cashmere - '
mere hose worth 25c and 3Jo ( now ISc.
AH our flno grade of ladies' imported
cashmere hose full regular made ribbed
tops reduced from 50c to 25c.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WOOL
MITTS MUST G01
All our , children's knit saxony and
zephyr wool mitts reduced to lOc.
Ladies' flno all wool knit mitts 25c.
Our finest grade of imported zephyr
knit mitts reduced to 2oc.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR GOES NOW.
All our remaining ladies' natural wool
high neck , long sleeves , Jersey ribbed
underwear worth $1.00 goes now at 39c.
All our ladies' finest natural wool un
derwear goes at 60c.
Our very finest , grade of imported
zephyr wool underwear , vests and pants ,
reduced from $1.50 and $2.00 to 76c each.
J. L. BRANDIES & SONS ,
THE FAIR ,
602 , 504,500 , 508 S. 13th street.
W. tt. Bennett Co. , Oinalm.
announces that their store will remain
open until 0 o'clock evenings , from
Monday , the 8th inst. , until further no
tice. They have an immense and varied
display of holiday goods and toys on
their second floor , at bargain prices.
Their drug and prescription department
is an unqualified success and as thor
oughly appreciated by their customers.
If you study your pockets you will buy
iilbyou can nt Bennett's.
From now up to January 1 , 1891 , they
will give to every purchaser of 1 Ib tea
1 Ib host granulated sugar. Their tons
nro the best in the country 25c to 75c.
They expect and are prepared to sell
tons of candy this month , and their
candy is fresh pure nnd cheap. They
pride themselves- all their goods
being CHEAPEST AND BEST.
Solid gold friendship rings with ban
gles 49c at Hnydon Bros.
Cheapest plaoo'in the city to buy par
lor suits or upholstered rockers is nt
William Glbbs & Co. , 412 N. 10th street.
Working girls ; . , now is your time to
buy your gentleman friends a nice pair of
slippers for Christmas presents.
14th and Farnnm sts. A. D. MOUSE.
Sherman & Mcffionnoll , proscriptionists
and family chomi&ts , 1513 Dodge.
Goto Win. Gibbs&Co. , 412 N. ICth
street , for fancy rockers for Chsistraas
presents. _ _
Elni ) Jnelc
Is n now preparation , ready to raise , re
quires no yeast , no baking powder , no
eggs , no salt , nothing but a little cold
water to make a batter. It makes the
finest cakes in the world. Any grocpr
will sell you a two pound package of
slnp jack for ton conts. demons Oa-
kamp , solo manufacturer , Omaha , Nob.
Seaman's wagons best nnd cheapest.
ricforo
A piano examine the now scale Kimball
piano. A. Hospo , 1513 Douglas.
BnlcHiiien.
Wanted Experienced real estate Bales-
men. None but fl'st-ehiM men , to whom
liberal inducements will bo offered.
RKAL. ESTATK Aaiurcy ,
1607 Furunm street.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
Tomorrow Thousanda of Dollars Worth of
Goods Will bo Sacrificed
To Mnko HOOIII for the IjnrRe t Pur-
clmso liver Mndo nt Ono Time
by Ono Store on tlio
Fnco or the Globe.
Particulars of this purchase later.
For the present to make thle room.wo
will for the next three days offer the fol
lowing enormous sacrifices :
HANDKERCHIEFS DIRECT FROM
JAPAN.
Wo secured from a Japanese importer
his ant ire stock of nearly 1,200 dozen
flno all silk embroidered handkerchiefs
nt less than one-half tholr real value.
Thoy. all go in two lots.
Lot 1 , at 26c , consists of elegant white
cream and colored bcarlot edge nnd fine
handwork embroidered at 2.3c , generally
retailed for 75c.
Lot 2 , at COc , consists of the finest
handkerchiefs the Japanese art hiis over
produced. In this lot nro goods that
would retail at $1.2o if bought lu the
regular way.
Wo also secured from the same im-
poror 700 dozen elegant colored silk
handkerchiefs which go at 2oo , JlUc , 60c
ntul6c ! ) , worth fully four times these
amounts.
Also over 300 samples of the finest
grades of nil silk imported mufllora that
linvo over boon shown. They go at 49c ,
75c , 89c , $1.25 and $1.75. You will bo
surprised to see thorn.
DRESS GOODS.
To make room in this department wo
have put the knife so deep that there is
hardly nny prlco left on the goods at nil.
As for nn example :
Wo olTor you double fold now plaid
dross goods in dark and light colors at
03 c , worth 25c.
40-inchcs wide elegant wool tricot suit
ings at ICc.
An elegant quality of very wldo fine
wool dress flannel at 22c , cut from 50c.
Real French tricots in all the now
mixtures at 2oc.
20 pieces of now English broadcloth
in black and blue only , at 05c , cut from
$1.25.
, The finest grades of all wool French
broadcloths in all colors , reduced from
$2 to 880.
880.NEW
NEW CHINA SILKS 20C.
40 sample pieces of extra wide plain
and fancy colored china silks , cut from
75c to 29c.
Ladies' all wool fast black cashmere
hose , 15c.
Misses' and children's fast black all
wool hose , 16c , worth 25c to 35c.
Ladies' ' fast black good quality cotton
hose , lOc.
Boys' and girls' derby ribbed cotton
hose , Oc a pair.
All of the best standard dyes in extra
heavy full regular made fast black la-
d.ios1 hose , go Monday at 23c , worth up
to 50c.
Gents' seamless BOX , Cc a pair ; boys'
and girls' extra heavy nil wool ribbed
bicycle hose , any size , 2oc.
Gents' all wool cashmere hoso. 19c.
LADIES' IMPORTED UNDERWEAR.
Immense purchase of liliO dozen ladies'
line imported real zephyr knit vests ami
pants at 75c , wot-th $1.75. They como in
black , cream , light blue , naturalorange ,
etc.
40 dozen finest impor.ted medicated
ladies' and misses' combination union
suits , worth $1.00 and $5.00 reduced to
$1.25.
THE FUR STOCK.
Every item from this fortunate pur
chase that was not sold yesterday must
positively go tomorrow.
All the lynv , fox fur , sable and ninny
other fancy fur inutfs that the fur store
sold as high ns ? : > .50 go at 50c each.
Monkey fur muffs at 2oc ; would bo a
bargain for $3.00.
Real beaver collars at 7oc each ; were
sold in fur store for $4.00 each.
Children's ermine fur muffs at 25e
each , worth $2.00.
1000 yards of fur of nil descriptions
nnd all colors , one to live inches wide ,
that sold In this fur store at from $1.00
to $2.75 per yard. We have placed them
in two lots at 25c nnd 35c per yard.
What makes a moro appropriate
Christmas present than n sot of furs ?
Remember wo must close out an im-
menfao lot of goods in the next three
days to make room for the most start
ling .purchase madoby us.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
114 S. 10th street.
\V. n. Bennett Co. , Oinalm ,
invite all to their opening of toys nnd
holiday goods which will tnko place in
the course of next week , and of which
duo notice will bo given. There is a
largo consignment of 'goods entirely now
expected hourly. They intend to
have nn opening quite differ
ent from the usual openings
in this city. ' They propose to
appeal to the pocketbooks and purses of
their friends and customers by offering
for sale right at the opening their goods
at- unheard of low prices , nnd cheaper
than they could bo bought at wholesale.
Come with your purses well filled and
grasp the opportunity. Wail till our
opening before you buy elsewhere. Look
at our east side window while vou "are
here. ' You will see an old friend there.
Books at auction , 1514 Dodge street.
Furniture , carpets and stoves , Christ
mas presents hold and delivered Christ
mas morning. Wm. Glbbs & Co. , 412
N. 10th street.
Dr. James II. Peabody having rented
his residence for the winter , will keep
his oillco at room 207 , Shooloy block ,
No. 423 , South Fifteenth street.
Oillco hours , 0 to 10 a. m. and 2 to 4 p.
m. Telephone 1833.
At Hayden Brothers this week china
decorated cups arid saucers , 7c.
Semper Itcno.
What "Wnrwickl" would you denounce
'
nounce nil cigars because tho'ono you
just smoked was bad ? Nay , man ; the
fault lies with you in not purchasing
your havanas of Robertson Bros. , who
are exclusive dealers in fine goods at
210 S. 15th st. Omaha. They are soiling
mo the most choice , sweet smokora that
it has boon my good fortune to find dur
ing my sojourn hero , and at prices that
cannot bo boat oven in Now York. They
carry in stock all the popular Importou
brands and their loader La Etholona.
Key West. _
Working men , buy your shoos at
Morse's , only $1.20 ; others ask you $1.60
for no bolter shoo.
llth nnd Farmun. A. D. MOKSH.
Our store open until 0 p. m. during the
holidays.
Ladles , Oh , ladles , como and tee the
bargains in trimmed hats.
Mits. R. II. DAVIKS ,
Opp. P. P. , 100-111 So. loth St.
, HAVDKN 11UOS.
Kcnlskiii Cap * ,
Monday wo will continue to soil $10.00
seal cops at $1.05. Plush caps at whole
sale prices. Good winter cap * , lOe up.
IIAYDEN BROS. ,
Holiday hat sale/ '
OI'KNINO.
Superb Display of Holiday Goods nt
ttio UUo Store.
At this season our niorcnntilo houses
nro making tholr elioicest displays , and
one of the most brilliant and successful
"openings" over scon In Omaha was that
of the 99o store , II. Hardy & Co. , on last
Friday evening. This enterprising house
is easily in advance of any other west of
Chicago in its line , and the display at
the opening led llio visitors to believe
that there could certainly bo nothing in
dolls , toys , fancy goods and holiday .spo-
dull ICM that was not in the stock of the l)9o )
store. The hundreds of visitors wore
unstinting in their commendations of
the elegant exhibit , and the children
especially were exuberant in tholr ex
clamations of delight at the many thlng.s
peculiarly attractive to them. Santa
Claus was present in all his glory , and
the kindly old king of the juvenile heart
was followed about na ho led the way
from one attractive exhibit to another
by a band of untliiiHinstio children who
abundantly assured him of their love
and loyalty. And what did ho show
thorn ? A brilliant display of an al
most endless variety of toys a depart
ment which is a veritable museum of
curiosities , embracing everything that
the genius of invention has brought out
for the amusement of the children. The
mechanical and steam toy.s were partic
ularly attractive and ol'clted the most
vociferous exclamations of delight from
the little ones. While Santa Clause was
escorting the juvonllos through the
crowded and beautifully arranged de
partments allotted to them , the
older visitors were lind ing grat
ification in nn inspection of the
superb stocks in which there are hun
dreds of appropriate gifts for gentlemen ,
young and old , unique and desirable
presents for Indies of all ages , and many
articles useful and beautiful , which are
always in demand. Messrs. II. Hardy
fi Co. are to bo congratulated upon the
splendid success of their olTorls to moot
every demand in their department ot
trade , ana the largo business they are
doing attests that the public appreciates
their enterprise. Their * store is
one of the most attractive
in the city , a veritable bazaar
in which will bo found everything that
is now nhd rich and desirable in their
branch of business. Santa Glaus has
been engaged for the season at the 99c
store , and lie will make periodical ap
pearances from now until Christmas. IIo
invites the children to call on him again
next Tuesday evening , and to the public
generally a cord'al ' invitation is extended
to inspect at any time the largo and
beautiful stock Of the 9'Jc ' store , 1319
Farnam street.
All the latest novelties in jewelry at
half jewelers' prices at Ilaydca Bros.
FJTSTNEll PU1NTING CO.
I
i
The Successors to F. C. Festnor Now I
Itcndy for IJuslnes .
November 1 of this year the Fcstnor
estate sold the F. C. Festnor job print
ing ana book binding establishment to
the Fcstne Printing Co. who will carry
on the business in equally as good man
ner as formerly. The now company
consists of Julius T. Festnor , who has
been with the house since it was estab
lished in 1872. IIo is well known by
every business man in Omaha and the
west and it is greatly duo to his rustling
qualities that the business has attained
the "mammoth success it now enjoys.
Mr. Fostncr is also president of the Ger
man Nebraska Dally Tribune. The
second partner is August Drosto , a prac
tical bookbinder and blank book manu
facturer who has had. years of experi
ence in his particular lino. Ho is an old
and respected resident of Omaha and
has boon with the house ton yonra. George
B. Tzsohuek , the third partner , is the
well known secretary and ticasurorof
The Boo Publishing Company , and needs
no further introduction as to his sterling
business qualities and sound * judgement.
The Festner Printing company do n
general book , iob , commercial , railroad
and show printing business. They also do
all kinds of printincr in the Gorman lan
guage , being the only house in tlio west
who do work iu Gorman as well as En
glish.
Ten huge presses are kept constantly
busy turning out the work done by this
great lioiibo , which during the course of
a year amounts to many thousands of del
lars.
lars.Thoy manufacture all kinds of blank
books , ruled and printed to ordoramong
which may bo mentioned their specialty
in nn improved flat opening blank book
which lias been introduced hero by them
and gives universal satisfaction. A full
line of ready made first class blank
books of almost any design or kind are
always carried in stock.
They bind books nnd magazines in nny
style , either in morocco , sheep , cnlf or
cloth at the most reasonable prices.
The Festnor Printing Company gives
employment to fifty-six people , who nro
competent in every way , ns the company
will not have nny but experienced help
in tholr employ. The four floors of the
building at 1307 and 1309 Howard street
are pushed to their utmost capacity to
give working room for this largo Insti
tution. The success of the now firm
promises to bo greater than that of the
old.
W. It. tlcnnctt Co. , Omnlin ,
Announces that their store will remain
open until 9 o'clock ovoningn , from
Monday , the 8th inst. . until further no
tice. They have an immense and varied
display of holiday goods and toys on
their bccond floor , at bargain prices
Their drug and prescription department
is an unqualified success and as thor
oughly appreciated by their 'customers.
"If you study your pockets you will buy
all you can at Bennett's.
From now up to January 1,1891 , they
will glvo to every purchaser of 1 pound
tea 1 pound best granulated sugar.
Tholr teas are the best in the country
2oc to 75c. They expect and are prepared -
pared to soil tons of candy this month ,
and their candy is fresh , pure and cheap.
They prldo themselves on all their goods
being CHEAPEST AND BEST.
AH Muslo nt Hnlf Prlco.
0,000 pieces only luo a copy at Mein-
berg's ' , IGth st. bot. Capital ave & Dodge.
Carpets.
Chas. Shlvorick & Co. , 1203 , 1208 and
1210 Farnnm street.
Seaman's carriages best and cheapest
Solid gold friendship rings with ban
gles 49c at Haydcn Bros.
Where do Ymi Knt ?
I got my meals at the Keystone chop
hoiiso-10" ) South Mth street , only 15c ,
nnd they nro dandies.
Musical boxes , S. Bank , 507 N. 10th.
Today IH Sunday.
Try our Sunday dinners at the Key
stone chop house , 105 South Mth street.
At Hnydon Bros , this week a $5.00
combination cracker bowl and reading
lump with cut crystal shade , $1.70.
' Cnrcl of Thanks.
I wish to return my heartfelt ilmnks
to all the kind friondu , especially Mr. J.
P. Maolnndor and family , also the un
dertakers , Maul , Uurkot , Honfy. Tug-
pnrt nnd SwniiBori nnd HHO ! Mr. Conrad
Grotto , who were so kind to mo dur
ing the late sickness and deatli of my
husband. Mrs. Chas , RIowo. '
NEW YORK 5 AND .IOC STORE.
Santa Olans Will Be with Us Monday nt 213
N , IGth Street ,
Wllh Cnrlomls of Holiday Goods for
the Hoynnn < l ( ilrli , tlio Yotinit
Men and Mnliloin , the
Old nnd Young ,
Think of it. Wo don't occupy n four-
story corner block , nnd therefore wo
don't have to pay the rent for a lot of
room wo don't ' use Hut wo have the
good" , and that is what sensible poojilo
nro after. Wo have more goods than wo
can display , so wo have concluded to
move thorn. If prices will do it wo
quote afo\v items :
Notice Ihfa : Special prices for Mon
day , Tuesday and Wednesday only. .
Ulirlstina.M cards , Ic ,
Juvenile books , extra large HVM , Ulc.
Dolln , 5o ; kid body dolls , 2 > e.
1'lunh comb , gliibs and brush onto , SI.00 ;
plush whist broom viv-o and broom , 35o.
llisquo flgui'OH , fie.
Children ! * tea sots. lOc.
Plush albums , flOe.
Wine sells , 8 piooc.s , Doc.
Toys of alldcbcrli > tions , Mich as blocks ,
dogs , cats , cars , wagons , rattles , dolls ,
Hwords , guns and others to numerous to
mention , we. * .
Hero IH something every lady will buy
if she sees it. A three bottle castor ,
bait , popper and mustard , only 2" > c.
WK MUST HA\rK HOOM.
This hammered down tale includw
also ,
Cup and saucers , 4Sic sot.
Dinner plates , 30c bet.
Vegetable dishes , -Ic each.
Largo meat plates , 10e each. *
Wash bowl and pitcher , Co. ! )
Decorated bowl and pltehor , $1.35.
Knifes nnd forks , -I9o sot.
Butter dishes , 6c.
Sugar bowls , 5c.
Cream pitcher , 6c.
Spoon holder , flu.
Tea spoons , oc sot.
And many ether desirable goods on
all of which heavy reductions liavo boon
iiuulo to those looking for holsday pres
ents. Wo will guarantee n having of 25
per cent. Got our pi Ices before puroh-
ing elsewhere. Don't forgot the place.
Now York 6 and 10ytore ,
212 N. 10th Street ,
Masonic Block.
IJIJNNIbOX UKOS.
Glxniitlc Snlo tor lUomlny nnd Next
AVcck.
Wo will place on sale Monday a Inrcro
purehnso of fine white swiss aprons
handsomely got up , trimmed beautifully
with the very finast swib.s oinbioidorios
and fine laces. Tlio prices are 33e , 60c ,
75c and $1.00 each , and vou can rest as
sured they are the finest and cheapest
lot of aprons over placed on Halo in Oma
ha. Don't fail to bee them. They are
grand for a Chri-tmns'present. We nro _
showing a beautiful line of Indies' n
gents' nuifllors , handkerchiefs , etc. , nt
away down prices. Our bnbo-
inont is open and you cau
buy holiday goods very cheap ,
Wo are showing the largest line of dolls Sever
over opened up in Omaha , and gimrun- \ _ '
tee the price to bo the lowest. Tons and * * '
tons of llncst candies at our usual low
prices. Our celebrated broken windy
goes out at 80 a Ib. Buy your comfort
ers , blankets and underwear now , you
will need them , the prices are down to
bed rock. Don't fail to see our'largo
Hno of ladies' , misses' and childrons
cloaks being slaughtered at half prices.
Buy a flno fur rug for a holiday present ;
black , grey and white only $3.01) ) each.
Come in and bee our holiday goods now
being dibplnycd in every department.
BENNISON BROS.
Miv. Ringer's half price millinery , * JL
sale is the greatest bargains over olT.Mruu.y'
Como nnd seo. 119 N. 15th street , '
The funeral of Dr. Charles A. Jofl'oriea
will take place at the residence of Dexter
L. Thomas , Sunday afternoon at 25. : !
Splendid
The best residence block over erected
in this city has just been completed at
the s. w. cor. of 19lh and California
atroots. The houses are built of pro.sbcd
brick nnd red sandstone , and the inside
finish is of nntiHuo oak. There are two
of those houses yet Miirenled and tlio
owners , Brennan & Co. , 022 and 023 N.
Y. Life building , will bo pleased to show
them.
_
Solid'gold friendship rings with ban
gles 40c nt Hayden Bros.
At Hayden Bros , this week a genuine )
engraved star cronn sot of ( I pieces , 95o ,
Jvotico.
Memorial service of Lodge No. 3D , Benevolent -
novolont nnd Protective Order of Elks ,
will bo hold in the lodge room , Conti
nental block , Sunday , December 29 ,
1890 , at 3 p. m. G. W. SIHKLUS , E. R.
A. IMax Ilolzli ( < liiicr Co.
Fine watch repairing ,
1413 Douglas st ,
Banjo $1.60 , S. Batik , 507 N. 10th.
Drs. Billings & Shorraden , dontlslR ,
101 S. 15th street , opp. P. 0.
Jewelry novelties , S. Bank , 607 N.
Snmuol Burns is having a "plate salo"
of broken dozens of fruit nnd dojbort
plates which he is desirous of closing out
at half former prices.
*
WnHliIiifton nnd Ornuon.
This now umpire of the northwest in
attracting universal nttentioif and the
reason for this IH the almost unlimited
resources that have recently boon opened
and the surprising growth of this region.
Largo agricultural metis ; vast foresta
and immense deposits of precious inotalu
are to bo. found in Oregon and Washing
ton , and by reason of tlio varied natural
resources of the country this section
offers uncqualod opportunities for the
investment of capital and location of in
dustries that are not Hiirpahhcd by the , r *
older sections of the United St'itow. Thd" '
Union Pacific on account of HH flint i"
time , through Pullman sleopowand din i
ing cars , free reclining chair ears and
free colonist Hlcopor.s from the Mlubourl
river , is conceded to bo the favorite
route for persons going to either Wash
ington or Oregon.
For pamphlets fully descriptive of the
above named stales , or for rates , time of
trains or any information pertaining to
the Union Pacific , call on or address
your nonrest ticket ngont or the under
signed , who will most cheerfully furnis
any information that may bo donlrcd.
A. P. Dotiol , city tlekot iigont , 1302 Far
nam Ktroot , Omaha , Nob.
Dr. Uirnoy cures catarrh , Boo uldg.
Through coaches Pullman palace
sleepers , dining cars , frco icollnlng chair
cars to Chicago and Intervening points
via the great Rock Island route. Tickets
oillco 1G02. Sixteenth and Farnnm.
Apollo dull C
Tli a first concert by tlio Apollo club will bo
Klvcn next Thursday hltht ot tlio Gran
opera liouso. Tlio Mendelssohn Quliitutto
club will Ua the attraction from abroad.