Hi R Tim OMAITA DAIIA7" 13KE : SUNDAY , FEBKUAttY 15 , 1S91.-SIXTEEN PAGER.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO ,
How Spring Goods All Over the
- ' Store.
bprlng Wraps , Jackets , Waists , Etc.
Special Ijlneii Snlo Bargains
In Men's Mi-lit Slilrts
on Halo Monday.
Wo open tomorrow now French clial-
llcs , now China silks , now novelty silk
patterns , now licnrlotta cashmeres at
2-5c and 8" > c , now grenadines , now dress
goods , and some special late novel-
tics in
LOVELY FRENCH GINGHAMS.
Wo want every Indy to feel at liberty
to como and oxamlno and price our now
stock. Rest in our ladles parlor and bo
at homo. On the main floor tomorrow
BOino bargains at our
LINEN SALE
Now in progress. Have you seen our
"Old Homestead"
BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS , 2oc.
Hemmed on both ends , worth 35c to
40c ; wo have also
Bleached table dnmask COc , worth G5c.
Bleached table damask 79c , worth $1.
Bleached table damask 07c , worth $1,25
Blenched table damask $1.2o , worth $2.
Hemstitched tray cloths COc , worth 81.
Hemstitched lunch cloths SI , worth $2.
Hemstitched pillowcases 1.00 worth 2. CO
Crochet bed spreads 07c , worth $1.25.
Satin dnmnsk nnpklnaJ Tc , worth $1.25.
"
Satin damask " $ l.2o , worth $1.85.
Satin damask " 81.17 , worth $2,00.
Satin damask u $1.98 , worth $2.50.
KID GLOVES.
Tills celebrated sale has boon a benefit
to all ladles who can wear a 51 , 61 , 0 , 0 } ,
7 , 71 remember no 0 } or 61 , but
At COc , gloves worth $1.50.
At 75o , gloves worth $2.00.
At OSc , gloves worth $2.2.3.
At$1.2C , gloves worth $2.75.
All the best colors and the best Cour-
voisior , Jouvin , Loulso , Foster and other
4 and 0 button and 5 ami 7 hook kicl
glovos.
Wo shall open our now spring stock of
mons' night shirts Monday and for open
ing bargains wo offer :
Men's nightshirts , COc , worth 75c ,
Men's night shirts , 7Cc , worth $1.00.
Men's night shirts , $1.00 , worth $1.50.
Our first now spring stock of jackets ,
wraps , etc. , lias arrived. Don't buy old
goods when you can got now ones.
There will bo a radical change in styles
before next season. Buy from our
NEW SPRING STOCK.
Now spring jackots.black Cheviot cloth
roofers , fancy check facing , $8.00.
Now spring jackets , blade cheviot
cloth roofers , black braid trimmed , $10.00
each.
Now spring jackets , black Cheviot
cloth roofers , gold braid trimmed , $11.00
each.
each.Now
Now spring jackets , black cheviot
roofers , with soft roll shawl collar and
Inside low cut vest , $12.00 each
Now spring jackets , navy blue cloth
reefers with gold cord cdgo , $10,00 each.
Watch our cloak department , now
spring novelties in jackets and wraps of
nil kinds will bo received from day to
day.
LADIES' WAISTS , 500.
Wo show Monday on our 3d floor 100
dozen ladles' pleated , printed , percale
shirt waists that will bo sold later on nt
75c. Monday price will bo 60c.
At OOc wo show a bettor quality of
printed percale pleated waists for ladies
that were bought to sell at $1.25c. Wo
offer cholco Monday at OOo each. The
patterns nro varied and very hnndsorno.
Buttorlck'n now patterns , Delineators
and spring catalogues for March now
ready.
. THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Tlio Illff Dry Goods Deal.
The sale of the bankrupt Eisomnn
Block will begin promptly Monday raoriv
ing at 0 a. in , The largest display o
flno dry goods ever soon in Omaha. The
Block has bcon thoroughly overhauled
and all prices have boon reduced from
one-half down to next to' nothing. Noth
ing hold in reserve , but every article >
must go. You now have the chance to >
buy the best and finest dry goods ever
manufactured at lower prices than ever
offered in this city. You will also find
a larger display of dry goods at ITay
don's on Monday than ever seen In
Omaha. A kind invitation extended to
all. Everyone wolcomo. Big bargains
and plenty of them for all.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and carpots.
Joyce millinery removed to 1C09 Doug
las.
Trussos.supportors , rubber goods.oloc
tric boltsSuiid8todt'a pharmacyU03N.lG
0OOO Pieces Music lOc Rnch.
At Mclnbcrg's , 107 North 10th street.
The Eisomnn bankrupt stock of boot ,
and shoos on sale Monday , in our shoo
department. HAYDEN BROS.
Tlio nii ; Dry Goods Deal.
The sale of the bankrupt Eisomnn
stock will begin promptly Monday morn' '
ing at 0 n. in. The largest display o
flno dry goods ever BOOH in Omaha. Th
etock has bcon thoroughly ovcrhnulc. .
and all prices have bcon reduced from
one-half down to next to nothing. Noth
ing hold in reserve , but every articli
must go. You now have the chance -ti
buy the best and llnost dry goods eve
manufactured at lower prices than ovo.
offered in this city. You will also find
a larger display of dry goods at Hay
don's ' on Monday than ever soon Jr.
OmahaA kind Invitation extended t
all. Kvoryono wolcomo. Big bargains
and plenty of them for all.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and carpots.
Ghormnn &McConnoll , proscrlpttonists
and family chemists , 1513 Dodge.
Peacock coal. No soot , quick flro ,
White ash. A. J. Meyer & Co. , opp. P. 0.
/ , E. Diotrlck.nrchltect.OOON. YLifo ;
KELLY , STICER & CO ,
Grand Opening of Spring Ooodg Monday.
Morning ,
New Dress Good * , New Silks , Now
linvca , New Embroideries , A'ow
Hosiery , Now Ohij ;
llIllllH.
CHINA SILK ON SALE MONDAY.
LATEST NOVBLTIKS IN
DUESS TRIMMINGS ,
Buttons , Ribbons ,
Rucliings , Veilings ,
Now Tor ebon ,
Medici and
Smyrna Laces.
Now Embroideries ,
Now Embroidered
Handkerchiefs.
ALL AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICKS.
Now china silks , rich colorings , 24
inches wide , $1.00 per yd.
White hemstitched and tucked china
silks , 27 inches wido.
White china silks , 75c and $1.00.
While "toskilo" silks , Soc , Si ; 5 and
$1.35.
DRESS GOODS.
Wo are showing a very select line of
fine imported robes in the new colors and
cilccts.
Priestley's ' black silk Ilonvlotta's.
Priestley's ' black serges.
Priestley's black novelties.
Black and colored all wool French
serges , 65c.
Black and colored chovoit serges , COc.
Novelty plaids'54 Inches wide ntl and
$1.85.
Camels' hair -plaids , now styles and
colors , COc.
Ci-inch summer flannels , GOc.
French cashmeres in all the now
shades , all wool , 50c per yard.
Special extra line black all wool Hen
rietta , 75c.
Special half mourning plaids , 42 inches
wide , at GOc.
Amaron cloth , summer weight , in
new colorings , 51 inches wide , $1.00.
GINGHAMS.
Fine Scotch ginghams in a splendid
assortment of style and colorings at 2oo
per yard.
Now ginghams , select styles , at ICjc.
Now ginghams in stylish plnlds , a
splendid cloth , loc.
Seersuckers in an endless variety of
styles , 12Jc per yard.
HOSIERY.
200 dozen ladles' fast black cotton hose ,
double soles , high spliced heel , 33c or 3
pair for $1.00.
Special ladles' fast black cotton hose ,
high spliced heel , 42c , never sold before
at less than 50c.
Full line of children's black cotton
hose in ribbed and plain at prices that
defy competition.
LINENS AND .WHITE GOODS.
Heavy dnmnsk napkins , full i , at $1.76 ,
well worth $2.2o.
Bleached damask , extra quality , good
designs. 75c , this is a great bargain and
worth ! )0c. )
Our line of towels nt lOc , 15c , 10'c ,
19o and 25c are oxlrtrnordiimry value.
Como and BCO them.
Apron novelties In black and white.
Now designs at popular prices.
A novelty in hemstitched India linen
in black or white 22c and 28o per yard.
An excellent assortment of nainsooks
in all tlio now stripes and checks.
IJNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
Men's fine unlnundricd shirts , TJttca
mills muslin , reinforced back and front ,
patent facings , linen bosom 60c each.
Men's ' unltiundred all linen handker
chiefs 101 c each , worthJf Inundrod 2oc.
Men's heavy balbriggan half-hose ,
tans aud drabs , also black , extra value ,
2oc each.
CORSETS.
Our spring stock of Imported and do
mestic corsets is now complete , includ
ing the famous P. D. , C. P. , W. C. C. ,
Dr. Warner's , Dr. Ball's , Thompson's
glove fitting , otc.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Ourinuslln underwear sale still con
tinues ; wo will add many now styles and
prices for Monday's sale.
Special gowns at 60c , 75c and Ooc.
Special skirls at75c , $1.15 and $1.35.
Special cor&ot covers at 18c , 2oc and
40c.
Special chemise at GOc , OOc and $1.00.
DRAPERY SILKS.
Now drapery silks in Roman stripes ,
Japanese tinsel , figured China and
India silks , in now rich colors , at 85c
Ooc , $1.15 and 31.85.
KID GLOVES. *
All the now spring shades In Indies'
dressed kid gloves now in stock , in all
the popular lengths.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO.
SPECIAL CJUGAN SiVLiG.
A. Ilospo , Jr. , Offers This AVcoK.
Noedham 8-ston ' organ , cost $100 ,
now $25 ; terms , cn'sh $5 , balance $5 per
month. Kimball organ , 0 foot high ,
8 stops , in perfect order , on easy pay
raont , price $125 , now $05. Kimbul ]
organ , 3 feet 3 inches high , 10 stops , fine
case , used tv little , on monthly payments ,
price $135 , now $70. Kimball organ , (
feet 6 inches high , beautiful case , 10
stops , solid walnut , small payments ,
price $150 , now $75.
Also full line of now Kimball organs ,
best instrument made , for cash or easy
payments.
A. IIOSPE ,
1513 Douglas St.
Furniture Snlo.
All the goods and furniture in a ton
room dwelling house , 2012 Harnoy street ,
on Tuobday , . February 17 , 180J , at 10
o'clock a , in. R. WELLS , Auctioneer.
Eisoman's bankrupt stock of hats ani
caps for mon , boys and children will bo
on sale at Ilaydon Bros. , second floor
commencing Monday , February 10.
The ladies of the First Christian
church will give a conundrum supper
Thursday , February 19 , at the corner o
Twentieth and Capitol avenue from 6:3 : (
until 0:00 : p. m.
Millhicry.
O. Wallace has bought out the mil
Hnory stock nt 119 N. 15th street , and
before removal will sell single pieces
Email or largo lots , at less than whole
sale prices.
A flno Hnp of trimmed spring and
summer hats and bonnets. An endless
variety in ornaments , llowors , ribbons ,
velvets , feathers and untrlmmcd liats.
Como quick. Great inducements. Got
your pick at the snap bargains.
MILLINERY.
Tlio Eisoman bankrupt stock of boots
and shoes on sale Monday , in our shoo
department. JIAYDEN BROS.
Hclln At Thompson.
The above named firm , the well known
merchant tailors , have moved tolG12Far-
iiam street , ono door east of Now York
Life bulluing. They carry ono ol
the largest Blocks in their line ,
and will , as heretofore , guarantee
every garment that leaves their store to
l > o first class in both fit and quality.
Elsoman's bankrupt stock of hats and
caps for mon , boys and children will bo
on sale nt Hnvdon Bros. , second floor ,
commencing Monday , February 10 ,
BEXNISON BROS ,
reat Sale Monday Turn Out Sura To
morrow.
Tlio Cost ofGoods Arc Not Considered
for Monday Head ICvory Item
ns Kvcry Iilno la n Great
Jlnrgnln ,
5 bales 30-Inch Badger It. L. and Law-
once L L. unbleached muslins , -He
ard.
2 cases 30-inch bleached muslin , just
s good as Lonstlalo , only Oio yard.
100 pieces figured shirting prints , best
irnmls only Hlo yard.
CO pieces light ground , yard wide , flc-
iirod and striped percales 8io yard ,
vorth loc.
2o pieces now fancy strlpo outing flan-
icls lOo yard , worth 15c.
CO pieces now dross ginghams , hand-
oino spring styles , only lUc yard , worth
2Jc and ICc.
Monday wo will place on our counters
ha greatest values In embroideries ever
ilTercd to tlio trade ; wo will guarantee
hat the prices are less than they cost
o manufacture.
Ono lot at 2c } yard , worth Co to So.
Another lot ntoc yard , worth Oc to 121c.
Another lot at-lc ) , worth 15o to 0o.
Some of those ombroidorlosaro [ slightly
loiled on edges , but at the prices quoted
ire dirt cheap.
A great cut in ladles' and children's
lose.
JOO dozen ladies' balbriggan hose full
ogular made ami worth 0o to Ioc ! go
Monday at 12jc pair. ,
A lot of ladies' fancy stripe hose , solid
: oiors , cotton hose , fancy and plain lisle
lese formerly sold at COo to 7oc pair , you
can take your pick Monday at 2-5c pair.
Thcso hose are odds and ends of. broken
ines carried ever from lost season all in
perfect order and at 2oc pair are the
greatest bargain ever offered in hosiery.
A lot of child ron's hose in wool ami
cotton , broken lines , at 15c pair , not half
cost.
cost.A
A lot of boy's and girl's ribbed wool
lese worth from 2oc to 85o go Monday at
lOc pair.
A big lot of Indies' linen collars worth
rom 20c to Hoc go Monday at lOc each.
Ladies' fancy stripe jersey ribbed
vests , 15c each.
COO pieces all silk ribbons , in numbers
'rom ! ) and 12 , all colors , Mondayjonly at
"c yard.
Grout sale Monday of ladies' muslin
underwear.
Ladies' Mother Ilubbard night gowns
only -lie each.
Ladies' drawers 21c pair.
Muslin underwear at 60c , 75c and OSc
onch , worth 75c to $1.50.
1,000 ladies' satteon corsets Monday ,
39c pair , worth 75c.
Special linen sale Monday. Turkey
red table damask , warranted fast colors ,
only loc yard.
Bleach table damask , CO inches wide ,
only 39o yard , worth G5c.
Great towel salo.
AU linen huck and damask towels at
lOc , 12jc and 16c , worth just doublo.
All linen crash , 5o yard.
600 dozen ladies' hemstitch handker
chief with fancy damask corners Mon-
daj , only 15o each , worth 35c.
Great bargains in our basement Mon
day.Wash
Wash tubs at 45c each.
Wash boards at 9c each.
Copper-bottom boilers 59c each.
Pint tin cups 2c each.
Pie tins Ic each.
Clothes pins 0 dozen for 6c.
Superior clothes wringers $1.75 each.
Western washing machines $1.05 each.
Thousand ? of articles at 5 and 10 cents
each. Come in on Monday suro.
BENNISON BROS.
Tlio ISIg Dry Goods Deal.
The sale of the bankrupt Eisoman
stock will begin promptly Monday mornIng -
Ing at 9 a. m. Tlio largest display of
fine dry goods ever scon In Omaha. The
stock has been thoroughly overhauled
and all prices have boon reduced from
pno-hnlf down to next to nothing. Noth
ing hold in reserve , but every article
must go. You now have the chance to
buy the best ami ilncst dry goods ever
manufactured at lower prices than ever
offered in this city. You will also find
a larger display of dry goods at Hay-
don's on Monday thnn ever soon in
Omaha. A kind invitation extended to
all. Everyone welcome. Big bargains
mid plenty of thorn for all.
HAYDBN BROS. .
Dry Goods and carpots.
Eisoraan's bankrupt stock of hats and
caps for men. boys and children will bo
on snlo at Hayden Bros. , second floor ,
commencing Monday , February 10.
John W. Boll , druggist , cor. llth and
Mason , Stuht's hotel building.
The Immnnuol Hospital , 8-lth street
and Ames avenue , is open for patients.
Board aud nursing 85 nor week. Treat
ment froo. Visiting days , Tuesday and
Thursday 2 to 4 p. in. All invited.
*
Dr.V. . J. Galbraith has removed his
private ofllco to room 321 Boo building.
Chinese and Japanese curio storoclos
ing sale ; all goods and fixtures for sale ;
less than cost ; 521 N. 10th street.
McCormlok & Lund , flno perfumes.
Tlio Rig Dry Goods Deal.
The sale of the bankrupt Eisoman
stock will begin promptly Monday morn
ing at 0. a. m. The largest display of
flno dry goods ever seen in Omaha. The
stock has been thoroughly overhnulec
and all prices have bcon reduced from
ono-half down to next to nothing , Noth
ing hold in reserve , but every article
must go. You now have the chance to
buy the host and finest dry goods ever
manufactured at lower prices than ever
offered in this city. You will also find
a larger display of dry goods at Ilay-
dcn's on Monday than oyor soon in
Omaha. A kind invitation extended to
nil ; Everyone wolcomo. Big bargains
and plenty of them for all.
LlAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods and carpots.
Everybody should have their name
and address in the now city directory
soon to bo issued. J. M. "Wolfo & Co.
510 Paxton block.
Joyce nilllinory removed to 1G09 Doug
las.
Fine carriages , Seaman's repository
Eiseman's bankrupt stock of hats and
caps for mon , boys and children will bo
on sale nt Ilaydon Bros. , second floor
commencing Monday , February 10.
In Cnso of Doubt
Always take the Chlcngo & North-
woalorn. Flvo eastern trains daily
The fast Chicago trains at 4:30 : and 0:10 :
u in. leave from the Union Pacific dopoi
In Omaha direct. No change at Councl
Blurts a good thing to remember
Those trains are vostibulod and carry
free parlor chair cars in addition to the
latest and finest sleepers. There is a
diner on each train. Everybody know
what Northwestern dining cars are
The city ticket ofllco is HOI Furnain
street ,
HATDKN 111109.
jotting Domitho 1'rlcoi on Groceries ,
Croukorytillnss\vnrc ; , Hardware
or Anything Used In ft
Honto nr Kltohon.
Van Iloutonrand Zoou's pure soluble
cocoa $1 cans 70c , } pound cnn 40 ? , i
lound can 20c. You will pay 81 , Too and
5c for the same thing in any ollior
itoro in tlio oily except llnydon Bros.
tarman dry hpp yeast lijc. You will pay
5o any other store. Best Iowa
crcnmory butter 22c. you pay 3f o
or the Btimo thing ; flue dairy butter ,
5c ; 10 potinda granulated sugar , 81.00 ;
) lcnlo hams , Oc ; sugar cured hams , DC ;
jologna sausiigo , Cc ; head cheese , Cc ;
Ivor sausage , Cc ; boneless ham , 8Jc ;
Iricd bcof , lOc ; 7 uai'd bast laundry soap ,
Joe.Vo are headquarters for all kinds
of salt Hsh. White iisli , fie , Tie , 8c , lOc :
mackerel of all kinds , herring of all
finds , salmon of all kinds ; condensed
nllk , OJc ; 3-lb can soup tomatoes , 7-Jc ;
i-lb can solid packed tomatoes , lOe ; 2-lb
aii corn , lOc ; 3-lb can best sugar corn ,
5o ; 2-lb cans of nil kinds of California
) luins , 17jb ; California apricots , 20c ; 3-
b cans California best poachus , 22Je ! ;
can apple , loc ; imported chow chow , IGo
> or quart ; imported mixed pickles , loc
rar quart ; imported green olives , 2oc
ior quart , worth 7oc ; pearl oyster crack-
irs , oc ; XXXX soda crackora , 6c ; Snow
Flake flour. $1.00 ; Minneapolis Best Su-
lorlullvo , $ l.a5 ; Davis Uoyal No. 10 ,
81.60. HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods and Groceries.
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPT.
Decorated dinner and tea sots in Fur-
nival best English porcelain at $8.08 ,
worth $20.00 ; toilet sots , $2.13 , worth
iO.OO ; white cups and saucers , 2Jo each ;
vnsh bowl and pitcher , 2CJc ; cut glass
umblors , COc per sot ; cream sots , llc ) ;
ialt collars , 2c each ; imported Ilungar-
un vases , Cc each ; terra cottti cuspl-
dorcs , in all colors , 19c onch ; wash tubs ,
ICc each , wash boards , 13c each ; wash
joliors. 59c each ; wash machines , $ ICO ;
, ho finest wringer in the world , $1.76 ;
clothes bars , G'Jc each ; clothes pins , 0
doz. for Cc ; all copper tea kettles ,
fl.2.3 ; Mrs. Potts'and Madam Strcotor's
patent flat irons , $1.35 per sot ; chambers ,
JCc ; stand lamps , 2L'c ; heavy wooden
mils , with iron bales , 19c ; tea and cof-
: co pots , 10 ; tea kottlcs , 16c ; ingravod
ivino sots , 07c , worth &I ; cnrpotswoopors ,
i9c ; dinner plates , 3jc each , plo plates ,
Jc each ; tea plates , 3c each ; 4 milk
crocks , 15c , scrub brushes , 3c ; bottle of
the best machine oil , 5c ; 21 shoots of
molf paper , Co ; folding ironing table ,
JO ; lamp shades , 5c ; nut meg graters ,
Ic ; tea strainers , Ic ; spoons , Ic ; door
jtpjw , Ic ; sorow drivers , Ic ; sponges , Ic ;
liinges , Ic per pair ; tacks , lo per box ;
milk skimmers , Ic ; bed castors , Ic ; tin
cups , Ic ; harness snaps , Ic ; covered
atow kettles , lOc ; wash basin , Cc-mllk ;
pans , 3c ; pudding pans , 3c ; plo plates ,
2c ; dippers , 3c ; covers , oc ; dish pans , 20c.
HAYDEN BKOS. ,
Dry Goods and House Furnishings.
DRUG DEPARTMENT.
Dr. Miles' Norvino , 7Cc.
Dr. A. V. Bane's Rheumatic Specific ,
7Cc.
7Cc.Brown's
Brown's Iron Bitters , 7Cc.
Indian Sngwrt , 75c.
Primloy's Sarsaparlllg , OOo.
Cuticura Resolvent , 7Cc.
S. S. S. , small , 40c , largo , 75c.
Syrup of figs , small 40c , largo 75c.
Wright's sarsaparilla GOc.
Piso's ' euro 20c.
Tollotsoapg , 3 cakes in a box , lOc.
Toilet soaps , 4 cakes in a box , lie.
Great bargains in norfumes and
cologno. HAYDEN BROS.
Dry Goods and drugs.
Sl'ECI/Vti'PlANO / SALE.
A. Ilospo , Jr. , Offers This Week
$300.00 Great Union piano for 8100.00 ;
terras , $15.00 cashr balance $10.00 month
ly. $350.00 Halo piano for only $175.00 ;
terms , $20.00 cash , $10.00 monthly pay
ments , $400.00 Emerson piano , nearly
now , $200.00 , on easy payments. $700.00
upright walnut case Standard piano ,
vary fine , only $275.00 for cash or small
payments. A largo stock of
NEW SCALE KIMBALL PIANOS ,
in walnut , mahogany , ebony and French
walnut veneers. A. HOSPE , JR. ,
IClSDauglas street.
The Eisoman bankrupt stock of boots
and shoo on sale Monday , in our shoo
department. HAYDEN BROS.
French Conversation.
The intelligent members of Prof.
Etienne Lambert's French class fully
realize the wide difl'oronco between
merely studying French and acquiring
it , between pouring1 helplessly and end
lessly ever books that nro of no prac
tical use , and being able to wield a
variety of sentences ut will and express
ing their thoughts in corrrcct French ,
dally increasing their colloquial power.
To enable all who desire to learn to
speak French by a common sense
method , the following classes will bo
commenced tomorrow nt room 717 N.
Y. Life building. Elementary at 10 a.
in. . 3:30 : and 7 n. m. , advance at 11 a. in.
All interested should bo present at
opening lessons as above.
Don't fail to see the Gorman play.
Miss Ida Cordt as the "Lieutenant. "
A A'A O I/A / CKJl \ TS.
The Eden Museo tills week presents in
the curio hall Metis , Lowonda , known as the
modern Hercules , owinR to his wonderful
strength. Lowonda lifts with his teeth a
cask containing fifty-two gallons of water ,
tmrido of which three men sit , maUInK a com
bined weight of 1,1)00 ) pounds. Ho docs many
other feats of strength , but they are nauput
compared with this feat. In the theater the
famous Itineliart family ajrain appear In
their musical comedy. "A Doll's ' Banco. "
Mndamo lilnchari aud her beautiful
daughters are well known throughout
the country and need no introduction to
an Omaha nvdienco , for they nro favorites
hero. The comedy Is ono series of
beautiful songs and dainty , graceful dances ,
The dancing and slnKlng of Beatrice Ulno-
hart is of exceptional merit and she will re
ceive a royal welcome on her return. In
addition to these attractions Sovlclo. the
noted Irish corautilan , has bson engaged , as
also has Austin , , the threat musical master
who plays on a sooro of different instruments.
Dives Itoynl marionettes , mule actow on a
mimlo stage , is'miothcr pleasing feature and
will Help nil to'iuws ' an hour profitably and
pleasantly.
llio BIj-iDry Goods JJenl.
The sale ofl the bankrupt Eisoman
stock will begin promtly Monday morn
ing at 0a.m. The largest display of
flno dry goodaiovor seen in Onmna. The
stock has boon thoroughly overhauled
and all prlcoaihavo boon reduced from
one-halt downt to next to nothing. Noth
ing held in reserve , but every article
must go. i'outnow have the chance to
buy the best and ilncst dry goods ever
manufactured at lower prices thnn ever
offered in this city. You will also find
a larger display of dry goods at Hay-
don's oa Monday than ever scon ( n
Omaha. A kind invitation extended to
all. Everyone wolcomo. Big bargains
and plenty of them for al' ' .
HAYDEN I1RO3. ,
Dry Goods and carpets ,
The DaniNli lllllo Club :
The following record was made by the
Danish rifle club at the shoot hold last week :
Chr. Laricn , 62 : C. Baltzor , 84 ; S. Elcrman ,
8U ; P. Miller , 83 : P. Baltzcr , 85 ; P. Stllllnc
81 ; II. Noble , 8(3 ( : T. Kulffs , 81 : II. Nelson
03 G. Ucnson , (12 ( ; William Neve , 81 ; E
Baltzcr , 81 ; H. Peterson. CO ; N. Henrikson
80 ; S. Dorcntzen , TO ; Chr. Bossen. 01 ; II
Schmlt , 82'O. ; Benson , 77) ) E , Hasrausson
87. Avorugo score , 77.
THE BOSTON STORE
Makoa Tlirco Eomarkubla Dry Goods Pur
chases in Now York.
DRESS GOODS , RIBBONS AND LACES ,
Which Go on Snlo Tomorrow nt
I'rlucH so Ijow Tlmt n Yet None
Have Ever Dronmoil of
Their Possibility.
ONE DOLL AH QUALITY MOHAIR
IHIESS GOODS AT 30C A VAUD.
Wo close out tin Importer's cutiro
stock -12-inch pure mohair brllllnti-
lues ( all now goods Imported for this
prlng's trade ) In blnck nntl all the
lowest shades. Tiioso are worth up to
1.00 , but wo fjivo you your cholco at
9c. Only ono dross pattern to each
ndy. They arc actually the most olognnt
joods that wore ovjr sold for double the
nonoy. Komomber that on tomorrow
nly , wo oiler you your choice at tt'Jc ' a
ard.
,200 PIECES ALL SILK RIBBONS ,
Those ribbons were purchased nt the
mmonso auction sale of the Phoenix
lanufucturlng Co. 's stock , sold in Now
York , February ! , ntUGl Broadway.
All the numbers 4 and 6 silk ribbons
n this purchase go at 2o a yard.
Wo secured 710 of the choicest lota at
oss thnn ono-thirtl of their value which
fo on sale tomorrow in live lots.
At 2c all the narrow real linen
orchon laces that would cost if bough
n the regular way , fic/go tomorrowat 2ot
At Co hand-tnado linoa torchon laces ,
n medium which rogulnrly bought ,
vould soil for lOc , go tomorrow at Co.
At 7c elegant patterns and now
leslgns in wide hamt-mado torchon laces
hat would soil at loc if bought regularly ,
po tomorrow at 7c.
Tlio all silK No. 5 ami 7 gros grain
xnd satin cdgo ribbons in black and all
low colors go nt Co a yard.
The high grade No. 0 and 12 nil silk
> lack , white and all colors of ribbons go
it 8c a yard.
At lOc a yard wo will offer you some
of the finest grade of all silk Eatln edge
ibbons over shown in this market.
Your choice of the finest anil widest
all silk ribbons in this iuimenso pur
chase go at ICe a yard.
HEAL LlNEN LACES.
Messrs. Ilirsch & Co. , the largest im-
xn'tors of torchon laces in Now York ,
iold their entire stock at auction.
At 'Jo. Very wide extra flnoTmml made
, orchon laces , soiling at 20owho.n rcgu-
arly bought , go tomorrow at Oc.
At 14c. Tlio very finest grade of extra
wklo hand made torchon lace in point
lattorns worth up to eec , go tomorrow
it 14c.
GRAND BARGAINS IN SHOES.
Ladies' dongola too slippers -10c.
Ladies' hand turn Oxford tie in either
plain too or patent leather tipped , 75c.
Ladies' fine dongola shoes l)3c. )
Elegant hand welt common sense
shoes in French kid worth 30.00 , go for
Sli.50.
Extra quality flno shoes worth $3.60 ,
go for $2.2.5 , ( in common sense or opora. )
Men's calf congress shoos tomorrow
only ! )0c. )
I1 or real bargains in spring goods visit
THE BOSTON STORE ,
114 South 10th street.
Salesman Wanted.
A first class specialty salesman
wanted ; ono that can earn a salary of
$1,800 annually , roprosoating a reliable
Omaha house to eastern trade. Ad
dress box D 30 , Boo.
The "Youngest Lieutenant" ut Gor-
mania hall tonight.
KOCH'S
A Bottle of it. In Possession of Dr.
Grossman of Thin City.
Dr. P. Grossman of this city has received
a bottle of Kochs famous lymph , which was
procured for him by his brother , Julius Gross
man , who la librarian for the Emperor AVI1-
Ham. The precious fluid was sent through
the malls securely packed in n box made of a
block of soft wood in which n hole had been
borca and tjio bottle inserted in the cavity.
The bottle contained four scruples ot the
lymph , which Is a dark brown liquid of about
the consistency of simple syrup.
Accompanying the lymph , was a circular
issued by Dr. Lihbortz , Dr. Koch's asslstaot ,
giving full directions for making solutions of
the lymph and tbo manner In which the
remedy should bo administered. It was
stated la this circular that the lymph would
Ucop for a long tlmo in its original form , hut
the solutions were likely to spoil and , there
fore , should bo maao fresh each tlmo.
According to tnls circular ono or two drops
of a 1 per cent solution of the lymph consti
tutes a dose. This solution should bo made
of 1 per cent of the lymph and 09 per coat of
carbollzcd water.
The circular further stated that experience
has demonstrated that the best place to In
ject the lymph was under the skin hotwcon
the shoulder blades or in the lumbar region.
Seine time before receiving the lymph Ur.
Grossman received two the hypodermic
syringes devised by Prof. ICoch for Injecting
the lymph. These syringes have no piston ,
the nuld bolng Injected by means of air prcs
suro.
suro.Dr. . ( Jros'iman Is an enthusiastic admirer of
Prof. Koch and has great faith In thoonioacv
of the remedy. Ho will treat the llrst case of
lupus which presents Itself and will invlto
members of the medical fraternity and repre
sentatives of the press to witness the experi
ment. Ho states that Prof. Koch novcr In
tended that the lymph should bo used in ad
vanced stages of tuberculosis as It would
produce death In such cases. It was latcndcd
to bo used la the Incipient stages of tuber
culosis to arrest the progress of tub disease.
The Grnnd Army fair which comes off
nt the Coliseum on March 4 , 6 and 0 will
undoubtedly bo n grand success.
The business men of Omaha are help
ing this affair by donating costly and
handbomo presents. A number of city
lots , a flno piano , sots of furniture , silver
sots and hundreds of elegant presents
have already boon donated.
The funds raised by the fair are to bo
devoted to the rollof of the Buffering
comrades in tlto state and are to bo in the
hands of a finance and relief association
composed of nroininont momhora of the
Grand Army of the Public and Women's
Relief Corps , who will see that the
money is expended in the proper way.
-
The EiBomnn "bankrupt slock of boots
and shoos on sale Monday , in our shoo
dopartmort. HARDEN BUOS.
W. T. Seaman , wagons and carriages
Don't Keel yourself !
Notwithstanding all rumors to the
contrary , the Chicago , Milwaukee & St ,
Paul liy's ' now steam heated pulaco
Bleeping cars , with "electric lights in
every berth , " still leaves the Union depot -
pot , Omaha nt 0:10 : p. in. daily , arriv
ing at Chicago at 0:30 : a. m. , in ample
tlmo to make nil eastern connections.
Ticket ollico , 1501 Farnam st.
J. E. PJIKSTCW , P. A. NASH ,
C. Puss. Agt Gen. Agt
licenses.
The following raarrlaso licenses were is
sued yesterday :
Name ana address. AKO
I Wllllainr. Mason. Jr. , Omaha . *
1 > IuyK. Wolfe , Omaha . . . 2
I WlllliunV , Tumor , Omaha . " -
] ICuto E. Churchill. Omaha . .
L. D. Loovy returned yesterday from the
cast , where ho had been to buy spring good-
for The Folr.
The Hlft Dry Goods Deal.
Tlio solo of the bankrupt Kluoman stock
will begin promptly Monday morning nt
0 a. m. The largest display of line dry
goods over scon in Omaha. The stock
lias bcon thoroughly overhauled anil nil
lirleos have been reduced from ono-hnlf
lown to next to nothing. Nothing held
" in reserve , but every nrliclo must go.
"i ou now Imvo the cluuico to buy the best
and finest dry goods over manufactured
nt lower prices than over otTorod in this
city. You will also Iml ! a larger display
of dry poods at Jlnydon'a on Monday
han ever soon in Omaha. A kind invf-
: ation oxtanilad to all ; Everyone wel
come. Ulg bargains and plontv of them
for all. IJAYDKN BUGS. ,
Dry goods and carpets.
BCIIOOLi nOAKI ) INVESTIGATION.
The Committee Completes ItH Labors
and IH Heady to Ituport.
The long promised Investigation of the ex
amining hoard that granU ; certificates to the
tcachcts of the Omaha schools has bcon con
cluded and tbo committee , coaslstlng ol
Suclid Martin , C. J. Smytho and F. H. McConnell -
Connell , will report the llndliiKs to the board
) f education tomorrow night. The final meet-
ng was held last night with Dr. Mcrriam ,
IVof. Lewis and Chailes Connoyor on the
rack.
The doctor , who was in charge of the ex
aminations In geography and physiology , ad-
nlttcd that at the last examination ho had
raised the standing of some of the teachers
n order that they might pass. Ho had
ookcd the paper over and concluded
: hat his questions wcro too hard.
Mr. Martin , the chairman of the comtnlt-
ce. could not understand the doctor's ' sys
tem of marking.
Miss , in bounding Douglas county ,
lad answered that it is bounded on the north
by Ncmnha county and on the coast by Iowa ,
failing to say anything beyond this. On this
answer she was mni-Kod 70 out of n possible
100. The doctor thought the lady showed n
general knowledge of the subject.
Mr. Smytho thought she know nothing
about it.
Another lady was marked 100 by answer
ing that the state of California Is bounded on
the cast by the Gulf of California , on the
north by Oregon and on the west by the Pii-
clllc ocean. The doctor explained by stating
ho wanted to bo liberal.
Another young lady was marked SO for
stating that "VirginiaVcst , Virginia and
Alabama are the three principal cotton pro
ducing states. The doctor insisted that tlio
marking on this answer was liberal , while
Mr. Martin insisted that the answer was duad
wrong.
Another young lady was marked 100 for
civing the correct boundaries of the state of
Nebraska , though she ( tilled to name the
rivers of the state or the capital , though this
was a part of the question. Again the doctor
argued that it is necessary to bo liberal.
There wcro two teachers who had bcon
asked to name eight rivers llowing Into tlio
gulr of Mexico. Ouo of them mentioned flvo
ana the otucr four rivers. The ono
who named flvo was marked 100 ,
whllo the other got but 00. The
doctor could not explain why this was so.
The doctor Informed the committee that ho
hod always attempted to bo fair and had
novcr been Influenced by any person.
Prof. Lewis of the examining board was
called to explain his system of wording. It
was satisfactory to the committee. After
this ho stated that in no case had ho raised
the standing of any applicant who was before
him. Mr. Lewis thought It would bo a good
plan for all of the members of the examining
board to meet and make up the results. At
the December examination this was not
done , as the other members of the committee
did not call upon him.
"Mr. Lewis , do you know , " said Mr. Mc-
Conncll , "that the cxaminors who had geog
raphy mid physiology raised eight ot the ten
applicants who passed unu were granted pri
mary rcrtllleatcsi"
"I diu not know that , " resumed Mr. Lewis ,
"hut I hardly see how It could have boon
done fairly , as some of them , it would scorn ,
should have boon marked down rather than
up. "
"Air. Lowls , I want to suppose a case , "
said Mr. Martin. "If you asked a teacher to
bound Douglas county and give its size , and
she should say it is hounded on the north by
Ncmaha county and Is 140 miles long , saying
nothing moro about , what would you say
such an answer would entitle the upplicaut
to ! "
" .Nothing. "
"Well , " laughed Mr. Smytho , "ono exam
iner gave an applicant " 0 on this answer. "
"I think , " added Mr. Lewis , "that this
committee should go further than simply ex
amining these papers. Charges have been
made that members of the examining com-
mltteo bavo nccn guilty of selling certificates.
As far as I nm concerned I care nothing for
this , as I atn innocent , but it would bo well
to investigate and llnd out if such is the
case. "
Secretary Connoyer was called before the
committee and stated that all of the papers
had hecn kept under lock and key since they
were placed on lllo. Ho was sure that none
of them had been copied by any person for
any purpose. Ho was also positive that none
of the papers had been taken from the ofllco.
A. H. Ackcrnmn Banqueted.
" A. S. Ackerman , who nas been with the
firm of Kelly , Stlgcr & Co. for a number of
years , was the oldest cleric in the employ of
the firm , in fact , has resigned to put in a
shoo stock with W. R. Bennett & Co.
Mr. Ackerman was exceedingly popular
with his fellow clerks , and after business
hours last night they gave him a very pleas
ant banquet nt Mnuror's ' cafo. An excellent
menu was discussed , after which speeches
were mndo by members of the party. All
of the remarks were similar in1
ono respect , every speaker expressed his
regret at Mr. Ackorman's ' separation from
them , and each wished him great success
in his now venture.
Those takimr part In the pleasant event
were : Frank Clark , Chariest Youst , D. S.
Lees. A. Gaimstcr , A. D. Smith , James
I3owe ( , D. W. Loaning , Morgan Wedge , J.
S. Ilrown , "W. J. Miller , John D. Cowio , T.
J. HolgrceuV. . W. Manslleld aud Phil
Arron.
CHECK FOR FIVE THOUSAND ,
It is Offered in Payment of Mcgoath's Duos
to the County , * 1
\
IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS DROPPEDJ
The Siiunlllo ) Over tlio Accountfl Ot
the Itoulsicr oI'DccHlH Kinnlly
Sett led Other Local
NOWH.
All members of the board of county commls *
slonors wcro in their places at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning for thotrlnl of I1. A. iMo 9illt
rcconler of deeds , on the information flletl by
Andrew Murphy , ono of ttio bondsmen , a
week ago ,
Tlio information cliarccil , in brief , willful
neglect of duty , corrupt appropriation ot
money , ana incllffiblllty to ofllco us a result
thereof. Tlio trial was brought under sow
lions I and 'J ' ot chapter IS of tlio statutes.
'I'liero was not a particularly Urio numbotf
of spectators present , Mr. Moge.ilh was
present , accompanied by counsel.
When the complaint luU boon tnndo Jiulgd
Lake , for Megoalh , illod a wrltton motion to
dismiss ntiu quash tlio complaint for the
reasons that the charges were not according
to lmVnp.il insuniciont to causa Mego.ith's ro
moral , and that It was not shown that tlio
complaint was vcrlllcd by an elector of the
state.
After Mr. Mahoney and Judge LnJttUwV
argued this motion pro and con for nearly
two hours It was referred to tlio board ns n
committee ot the whole to report In the of *
tcrnoon. *
After dinner Mr. Mahoney announced that
ho hud received a ccrtlllcd clicclcfor $ . ' > , r > 05.i0 ! ,
the balance duo from Mr. Mcgoath to tlio
county , and that ho would advise the dis
missal of the proceedings ngalnat there
cordcr. Tlio board immediately voted unani
mously to dismiss the uroct.edliifrs , anil the
county nttornoy , accompanied by Mr Mo
gcatli made a bee line for tlio county treasur
er's ofllco and deposited the check.
Bids for combination pas and electric lliht
fixtures for the now county hospital wcro
opened and referred to the committee on poor
farm.
A communication from tlio board of rollot
for old soldiers asked for $7,60J for the en
suing year. Hoforred to the committee oa
chnntv.
Numerous requests for charity 'voro re
ferred to the proper committee.
The bond of Gustavo Bcaomau ns road
supervisor In East Oinnua was approved.
Tlio $700 claim of tlio Coliseum com ptMfj
for deputy sheriff came up again , mid on mo
tlon of Mr. Tnnmo was referred to the com
mlttco on roads.
The following was offered by Berlin and
adopted :
Whereas , In tlio opinion of this hoard tlio
present law KnvcinhiK tliu notion of boards ot
county commissioners In counties containing
moio than "O.UlXl Inhabitants , and giving and
llmitlm ? tlio authority ot the comity boards In
said counties , are InulUolciit and Insulllclcntj
tliuraforo , bo It
Kesolvod , That tlio iittontlon of tlio dclti-r
gates of this county In stnto sonatu and homov ,
of representatives no directed tothls action otJ
this board , and that they bo and uro hereby
roqnustuil to use llielr host onduavors tci pro-
euro Hiioh lojlsliitlon In the iirusout leglsla *
turo as will remedy the uresont uvlls.
mini ITIJS.
Graro mission Sundtiv school will bo hold
nt the Uruid Hill depot at J o'clock this of *
ternoon. *
Uov. C. F. Tolmnn , D.D. , of Chicago ftM ,
deliver n lecture at the first Haptlst cliurciT
this evening upon foreign missionary work.
The lecture will bo illustrated by the use of
storcopticon views.
Detective Vaughn , who has recently re
turned from Kansas City , states that n Homo
of tbo Good Shepherd will bo located in this
city ( luring the presentsoison. His Informa
tion comes from tlio mother su parlor of tlto
Kansas City institution. .
The second entertainment In the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal lecture course will oc-
cnr next Tuesday ovonlng , Pohrury 17 , when
Prof. L. L. Crlsthuait , professor of elocution
and oratory , Lincoln , Nob. , will glvonn even
ing of "Dramatic Headings and Impersona
tions. "
A tourist named A. Warnoclio called nt the
police station yesterday afternoon and com
plained that ho had been robbjd of a ticket
from Omaha to Jacksonville , 111. , and return.
Dotcctlvo Dempsey wont to the City hotel ,
where Wnrneclto had been stopping , and
when they arrived there the missing ticket
had been found on the Hoor.
*
nnlldini ;
Tlio following por.nlt ? wora isstioJ by tlio
superintendent of buildings yostordiy :
J. N.Colby , two-story fraino dwelling.
Thirty-second and Miami streets . .
J , N. Hoott'ii , uno-Mory-fi.imu addition , _
Korty-fonrth and lloek streets r 500
Total 2MO
Predictions for FVbrunry Weather *
As there are but twenty-eight days itjf-
this month there ought to bo loss cold
atmosphere than in January , but "all
signs fail in dry weather , " therefore wo
can only say that the oloctrie-lifjhtod ,
. steam-boated , vostibulcd , limited trains
of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway will continue to run daily be
tween Omaha , Council Bluft's and Chi
cago. The oloctrlc light reading lamp
in each berth is the novelty of tlio ago.
Ticket ollico , 1501 Farmun street , Omaha.
HOTEL DELLONIT
Corner Mth and Capitol Avonuo.
Just completed , lias 100 room ? , three
stairways , from the top to the bottom , has
flno elevator and dinning room borvlce , la
fire proof throughout , flno blllar.l rooms and
the finest toilet rooms In the city. Largo
Sample rooms , Suites with hath &c. Cor.
14th and Canltol Avo. Street car service 111
nil d.roctlons. Hates , from $ U.OO to $ < 1,00
GOODY EARS
India Rubber Glove Co.
SHOES.
Ask for these , and you are sure of getting a good
fitting shoe.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Omaha Rubber Co.
Wholesale Western Agents.
COLISEUM.
GRAND NEW YORK GIROUS"
This afternoon at 2:80 : p. in. This evening at 7 p. in. Dare Hack Riding.
clowns , 0 $5,000 Arabian Steeds. Admission 25 cents. Special Sunday
gramme.