8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY OCTOBER 4 , 1891-SfXTIDEN PAGES.
irpi i ptr PTifpn o f A
RELLEY , STICER & CO.
Special Prices on Blanket ? , Comforts and
Flannels ,
FINE DISPLAY OF NOVELTY DRESS GOODS ,
Our Autumn nnil Winter Slock ol 1m-
I orlctl Novelty nnil IMiUn
Dress Rooili IH Now
Complete.
ROBKS , HOBKS , ROBES.
Novelties In iho latest effects , camola
hair , cheviot , tweed. All the correct
etylcH for this sonson ,
S8.W ) , $10.60 , S12.00.
CIIKVIOT.
Navy blue Scotch cheviot , very do-
Blrnblo this ponson , 51 inches wide , dura-
bio mid HtyliHh , $1.83.
CIIFMOT.
Scotch cheviot in the latest fancy
Blripcd ofTcclB ; special price Monday , GOc.
CHEVIOT.
UniiBual tiooA vnluo. in all colors , nil
wool : Hpocinl price for Monday , UUe.
BEDFORD COIUX
Wo have capocially Rood value in
Bedford cords , all colors ,
85e. $1.00 , $1.20,11.10.
CAMEL'S HAIR
This is the genuine , the soft and hand
some , cainol'H hair , all colors , $1.35.
BROADCLOTH.
This is a perfect cloth at the price ,
splendid silk finish , full line of colors , 01
inches wide , 31.CO.
Wo display in our dress goods depart
ment novelties of the latest fashion ,
chevron , Bedford cord , new ollects ,
camel's hair brocades , cheviots , now
Btylcs , tweeds from Yorkshire , foulo
cloth , otc.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
Henrietta , camel's hair , s"orgo ,
76C , 75C , 7,50.
Thcfeo are great bargains for Monday.
All thrco bargains at 7fic.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' mantles and long capes in the
latebt sylo of materials and trimming.
These garments arc HO to ' 10 inches long
and come in black and tan. Prices :
810.00. il2.no , $15,00 and up to $ , > 0.00.
LADIES' REEFER JACKETS.
Ladies' black cheviot roofer , 30 inches
long , very stylish and dressy. Price ,
$7.50.
Ladies' tan cheviot reefer jacket , 30
inches long , with frog fastenings. Price ,
18.50.
Ladies' reefer jackets made ot fine
quality of English chevron and faced
with astrachan fur , full 28 inches long ,
price $12 00.
LADIES' SEAL PLUSH REEFER
Jacket , 28 inches long , satin lined ,
with neat olive fastening. Price , $15.00 ;
worth $20.
LADIES' FINE SEAL PLUSH
Jacket , 28 inches long , full capo seal
facing and frog fastening. Price , § 21.00.
Wo also call your special attention to
our line of novelty and fur trimmed
cloth and Bedford cord jackets. Prices
from $25.00 to $10.00.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
NEW CAPES.
In all the stylish furs and all now
shapes the granoi military and wrap
shapes , Have French coney , Nutria
beaver , natural beaver , black martin ,
krimmer , astrachan , oppossum , mink ,
prml , ranging in price from $ " .00 to
870.
870.A
A full line of muffs in all the stylish
furs. Prices from -15c to $20.00.
Also a full line of all the leading furs
for dross and cloak trimmings at very
low prices.
Extia values in , blankets , comforts and
flannels.
Our fall stock of men's and boys' ,
ladies' and misses' underwear is now
complete.
In fact , every department in our store
is now overflowing with fall and winter
goods , all of which wo ollor at our usual
popular prices.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO. ,
Cor. Farnam and 15th streets.
Dr. Cram , 707 S. 10th , euros cancer.
HILL BANKRUPT SHOE STOCK
NOW ON SALE AT
JiUNDER BROS' . ,
1520 DOUGLAS ST.
The statement in your evening issue
that certain doctors wore "guilty of dis
honorable and unprofessional conduct is
certainly misleading to the public and
therefore damaging to the physicians
therein mentioned. It would seem from
reading the notice in your paper that
those physicians have violated some law
of the state and wore therefore guilty in
the eyes of the law , which is not true ,
nor have these physicians boon BO ac
cused by any written law. but simply
and only upon the basis of the code of
medical ethics , " which seeks to rule or
rulr throughout the medical kingdom.
A Siberian hell for all physicians who
are found violating this unconstitutional
un-American tyrant , JUSTICE.
Six CottnKOs
Nearly finished , no equals in beauty and
completeness in t'.io city. Lufnyotto
Place.
Before you buy a home got some ideas
of beauty and Ilnish from those cottages
in Lafayette Place.
'Iho Melnbcri ; Co.
109 North 10th street , are offering big
bargains in line Swiss music boxes and
other musical instruments recently
bought at a great sacrillco from the
mortgagees of Eriekson , the jeweler.
Dr. SussdorIT , 1501 Farnam. treats suc
cessfully diseases kidneys , bladder and
rectum , also diseases peculiar to women.
Kemomlior
That the Burlington odors the boat
orvico to Chicago , Kansas City , St.
Joseph , St. Louis , Lincoln , Deadwood
nnd Denver.
Remember that Its trains for Chicago
leave the union depot at 0:50 : a. in. , 4UO :
p. in. and 0:20 : p. nr for Kau-as City , St.
Joseph and St. Louis at 0:30 : a. m. and
DM5 p. in. , for Denver at 10:25 : a. m.
nnd 7:10 : p. in. ; for Dead wood and the Hot
Springs of South Dakota , at 10:25 : a. in.
Hemoinber that It has four daily express
trains to Lincoln , and live from that
nity , and that ita ticket olllco is at 1223
; . * arnurn street.
Omaha industrial exposition , grand
lacrod concert Sunday afternoon.
"Sights nnd Scones In California , "
is the name of one of the recent publica
tions issued by the passenger depart
ment of the Union Pacitlo system.
It deals minutely with every resort of
health or pleasure within its assigned
limits and will bo found bright and in
teresting reading. It is doubly interest
ing to those who desire to escape the
rigorous winter which will soon bo upon
us. For it copy of tills intorebtliig
pamphlet , address 13 , L' Lomax , general
paBsengorand ticket agent , Omaha. Neb. ,
and remember that the Union I'nciflci of
fers superior service to the California
tourist , Pullman palace Bleeping and
dining cars , Chicago to San Francisco ,
nnd Pullman colonist sleepers from the
Missouri river to Sau Francisco ,
THE BOSTON STORE FLOODED ,
Continuation of the Pasomont's ' Great Dis
astrous Flood Salo.
SALE ONLY JUST FAIRLY BEGUN ,
TlieTtm'ti Astonished , the People Snr-
nntl i UHtoincrH * Wild
With Delimit Over the Wet
In Tills Sale.
The announcement of the disastrous
Hooding of The Boston Store basement
last Thursday night caused a commotion
all through the city. The prices at which
Iho wet goods are now being sold , and
the tale of the wondrous bargains car
ried away by ycsterdry's customers , will
bring out crowds tomorrow , who will bo
anxious to duplicate them. Come early.
WKT LANK UTS AND COM TOUTS.
Thcfco were in tho.surplus room and
got the worst wetting and therefore gent
nt Iho lowest prices.
1 case white blankets , -lOc.
Extra hcrtvy gray blankets , OSc.
Fine Dakota blankets , $1.40 a pair.
Otlr llncst silver gray , white nnd scarlet -
lot , nil wool blankets , 33.50 , worth up to
SIU.OO.
21 bales of comforters , all kinds go at
39o , Too , < J8c , $1.25 , $1.49 , $1.75.
All the bleached and unbleached
inuslina go at 3c , 4c , Oc and 7c u yard ,
according to the amount of polling.
All the wet cotton llannclsgo nt 4c , Cc ,
8e , 9c a yard.
il cases fall outing flannel in dark fancy
plaids , just came in a day before , only
slightly wet , go at 7e a , yard.
The linens in the basement wore all
piled in front of the windows on the
Douglas street side , where the water
literally poured in.
To run 'om out fast wo sell the towels
in lots at 3c , 4c , 9c , IGc.
The bed spreads that are wet go at
49c , 09o and OSc.
The lace curtains go at 75o a pair.
Case men's and boys' socks , Ic a pair.
Misses' and children all wool cash
mere hose , 2Jc per pair.
Misses'heavy cashraoro knit hose , 9e
n pair.
The finest derby rib hose for ladies ,
inibscs and children , that sold for 35e
nnd 50c , go at 19o and 25c.
Our finest men's underwear , including
natural wool , camel's hair and all wool
scarlets , go at 50e , dry price up to $1CO.
Ladies' line white merino and natural
underwear , 39c.
Ladies' line all wool zephyr knit vests ,
50c , dry price $1.25 ,
Children's natural wool and white
merino shirts and drawers , Oc each.
Boys'and girls'fine all wooll shirts
and di vwers , 19e.
1 case children's cloaks , hitherto un
packed , all wool , now styles , ages 4 to
14 , go at $1.75 , worth up'to $5.00.
1 case ladies fine cloth nowmnrkots
and jackets , that wore bought to boll at
$10.00 , go at $1.05 each.
The very latest styles of fall jackets ,
nowmarkots and wrap ? that just got , in
the receiving room , bought to sell at
$15.00 , go at $5.00 each.
THE BOSTON STORE.
Right on the Corner now.
The N. W. Corner 10th and Douglas sts.
*
. HILL BANKRUPT SHOE STOCK
NOW ON SALE AT
ZUNDER BROS' . ,
1020 DOUGLAS ST.
Sam'l Burns is just in receipt of a new
invoice of cut glass in Howard , Newport
Strawberry and Fan and Royal at lower
prices than over. Call and see the dis
play.
Dr. Bridges , olllco Douglas block , 10th
and Dodgo. Residence S. W. Cor. 21st
and Cass.
Dr. Cram , 707 S. 10th , cures catarrh.
"Play Hnll "
A series of six baseball games will bo
played at Sioux City , October 5th to
10th , Sioux Cit3 champions Western
league , versus Chicago. A chance to see
these great games and the Corn Palace
at the same time. Daily trains to and
from union depot. Reduced rate tickets
can bo procured at 1401 Farnam street.
l'atroni o homo industries by using
Farrell & Co.'s Puritan or Old Settlors'
Maple Syrup. Guaranteed absolutely pure
To the St. IioulH I < Vilr nnd Erposltlon
Via the Wabash Railroad. On Satur
day , October 3 , to Saturday October 10 ,
the Wabash will sell tickets to St.
Louis at above rate. Tuesday evening ,
October 0 , grand parade of the Veiled
Prophet. Remember the canon ball
express loaves Omaha at 4:10 : p. m.
daily , arrives in St. Louis at 7:30 : a. in.
next morning. Reclining chairs and
Pullman sleeping cars on all trains.
For tickets , sleeping car accommoda
tions and further Information call at the
Wabash olllco , 1502 Farnam street , or
Union Pacific depots , Omaha or Council
BlulTb , or write
G. N. CLAYTOK ,
Northwestern Pass. Agent , Omaha.
Omaha industrial exposition , grand
sacred concert Sunday afternoon.
Awny ?
If so , bo sure your ticket reads east
over the "Northwestern. "
Five trains east every tiny. The fast
Chicago and eastern trains leave Omaha
at 5 p. m. ( very convenient hour this for
Omntia passengers ) nnd 9:20 : p. m. Both
these trains are vestibuled and equipped
with free parlor cars , the very latest
sleepers and "Northwestern" dining
cars ,
You can got sleeping berths reserved
ever any eastern line , and have your
haggago chocked direct from your resi
dence to any destination on application
at the city oflleo , 1401 Furnatu street.
Bethesda & Colfax mineral water ,
Sherman & McConnoll's phurmaoy.
. Steve ropalfB , 120 Douglas street.
J. E. Diotrlokarcriitoct,003 N. i" , Lifo
For Coroner.
I hereby announce myself as n candi
date for coroner of Douglas county , sub
ject to the decision of the dolomites to
republican county convention.
H. ic. BUKKET.
Calltbrntii IOxournloiiH.
Pullman tourist sleeping car oxcur-
lens to California and Paolllo coast
points leave Chicago every Saturday
Kansas City every Buildup via the Santa.
Fo route. Ticket rate from Omcago
$47.50 , from Sioux City , Omaha , Lincoln
orKtinsns City $35 , sleeping car rate
from Chicago ? 1 per double berth , from
Kansas City $3 per double berth. Every
thing furnished except meals , These
excursions are personally conducted by
experienced excursion managers who
accompany parties to destination. For
excursion folder containing full particu
lars and map folder and time table of
Santa Fo route and reserving of sleeping
car berths , address E. L. Palmer ,
Passougor agent , A..T. te S. F. railroad ,
411 N. Y. LHoBldg. , Omuha , Nebraska ,
BOSTON STORE DRESS GOODS ,
The Finest Line of Imported and Domestic
Dress Goods Ever Soon
GOES ON SALE TOMORROW ,
It la n Conceited Fnct tlint Our
Dress Goods Stock 'I his Fall
11ns Itccii the Finest
hi Omaha.
BUT THESE NEW DRESS GOODS
WILL EXCELL EVERYTHING.r .
35 pieces now Angora suiting in Boucle
overshot and ilako otTects , 42 inches
wide , all wool , in the last colors and
combination , at Too a yard , worth $1.25.
Extra weight camel's hair serges , 61
inches wide , in now blues , greens and
browns , sold last at $1.2o , go for 07c.
25 pieces Parisian novelties , all differ
ent , will bo .sold by the yard. ( Usually
you have to buy the entire pattern and
it would cost $23.00. ) Monday they go
at $1.48 a yd.
Now camel's hair dross goods in
tulled plaids and rough effects , 47Jc ,
worth Olc. )
Now conceits In imported cheviots ,
specially adapted to travelling wear ,
worth up to $1.00 a yard for 68c a "yard.
23 imported Parisian and Berlin robes ,
superb material , unique design , in the
very highest art novelties and worth as
much as $30.00 , go at ono price , $13,85 ,
for your choice.
Black faille Francaiso 75c. 89c , 97c ,
$1.03 , $1.18 , $1.29 , $1.38 , $1.50 , worth a
third moro.
42-inch all wool Bedford cords worth
$1.25 for 95c.
Black cheviots and camel's hair suit
ings , plain or fancy , OSc , 8Sc , $1.00 , $1.25 ;
all remarkable bargains.
SPECIAL SERGE SALE.
Imported black serge , 48-Inch wide ,
worth $1.35. go for 83o a yard.
42-inch all wool surges worth 85c go at
57c.
SHOES. SHOES.
Remember the great bankrupt shoo
sale in our shoo department and the
prices wo advertise.
THE BOSTON STORE.
Right on the corner now.
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas.
HILL BANKRUPT SHOE STOCK
NOW ON SALE AT
JiUNDER BROS' . ,
1520 DOUGLAS ST.
Dr. Cram , 707 S. 10th , cures catarrh.
Sunday Corn Palace Trains.
The Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis &
Omaha railway ( depot 15th and Web
ster street ) will run a special train Sun
day , October 4 , and October 11 from
Omaha to Sioux City for the fifth an
nual Corn palace and Harvest festival at
rate of ono faro for the round trip.
Trains will leave Omaha at 8:00 : a. m. ,
reaching Sioux City at 12 m. ReturnIng -
Ing , leave Sioux City at 7 p. m. , reach
ing Omaha at lip. in.
Luxurious parlor cars will bo run on
these trains , which for ladies have toilet
rooms with every convenience , and for
gentlemen commodious smoking rooms.
The Corn palace of 1891 will outrival
in design , construction and beauty any
buildng | of its kind over before erected. < '
The great Mexican Military band of
fifty-six musicians gives sacred concerts
on Sundays. LY.MAN SHOLES ,
T. W. TEASDALE , General Agent.
General Passenger Agent.
Go and see Lafayette Place and then
come and talk with us about it. Fidel
ity Trust Co. , 1014 Farnam street.
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Omaha industrial exposition , grand
sacred concert Sunday afternoon.
FOR OMAHA PEOPLE
Going to the Corn Palace.
Through train daily leaving Union
Depot , To nth and Marcy streets , 7:25 : a.
m. , arrive Sioux City , 11:33 : n. m. , re
turning leave Sioux City at 0:25 : p. m. ,
through train to Omaha Union Depot
arriving 10:20 : p. m. Fa-o , $3.40 round
trip , tickets on sale 1401 Farnam street.
This during Corn Palace Festival Octo
ber 1 to 17.
A Magnificent Weber Upright
Piano cheap , case only a little dam
aged , at Moinborg's , 109 North IGth
street.
VEILED PHOPHET
And St. Louis Fair.
On account of the above , the Missouri
Pacific will sell round-trip tickets to St.
Louis for ono faro. Tickets will bo on
sale from October 3d to 9th inclusive ,
good to return until October 12th.
Ticket olllco N. 13. corner 13th and Far-
nara and depot 15th and Webster streets.
Clionp HatCH to Oinalm.
To those desiring to attend the Omaha
Interstate Industrial Exposition , Sept.
28lh to Oct. 17th , the Union Pacific will
sell tickets to Omaha at ono and ono-
third furo for the round trip , from all
points within 75 miles thereof , on Sept.
29tn , Oct. 1 , 0 , 8 , 13 and 15. Tickets
good returning until and including Oct.
17th , 1591.
o
Omaha Industrial exposition , grand
sacred concert Sunday afternoon.
The IturliiiKlon No. 2
It > the ilnst train west of Chicago. It
is composed of elegant reclining chair
cars.freo to all holders of first class tick
ets , Pullman sleepers of the most mod
ern design , furnished with libraries and
other conveniences , and the famous
' 'Burlington" dining cars , in which
meals of superior excellence and gener
ous variety are served at the uniform
prlco of 75c. No. 2 loaves the union depot -
pot at 410 : ! p. m. dally , is vcsiibulod
throughout and runs from Omaha to
Chicago without change of any kind ; it
arrives in Chicago at 8 o'clock the fol
lowing morning , making connections in
that city with all fast express trains for
Now York , Philadelphia , Boston and
Intermediate cities. Besides this the
Burlington has two other express trains
Omaha to Chicago. No. 4 , leaving at
060 ; a. m. , is for local travel in Iowa and
Illinois , and No. 0 , leaving at 9:20 : p. m. ,
allows the busy man to complete the
day In Omaha. City ticket olllco 1223
Farnam street W. F. VAILL , Agt.
ONE IlOUBlIinitUG BTOIUCS.
Why Don't Youi Look at Thorn In n
CoitimnnitiatiBO Light ?
Why don't you stop to consider that if
a druggist carries ; 10,000 different drugs
and situ around dmlf the time waiting
for a customer thht when ho does catch
ono lie must blcciL him pretty heavy to
make up for lost time. Why don't you
sot your thlnkonto work long enough to
realize that there are hundreds
of articles that.u.druggist must keep
on hand , but which your little
follow doesn't have a call for once n
month , does it stand to reason that ho
can have a fresh stock ? Don't lot your
prejudice got the bettor of your judg
ment. Buy of the dealer who soils the
most goods , and buvs in the largest
quantities. By so doing you'rn sure of
fresh drugs and the lowest prices. You
know who that dealer is , don't you. In
vestigate our drug department. It's in
charge of registered pharmacists of extensive -
tensive experience and contains every
drug and ehninlcal known to modern
medical science ; ail of the highest
pharmaceutical standard of excellence.
Bring us your prescriptions. You'll bo
surprised at the amount wo can save you
on them.
.Hero are a few prices of standard
'
go'ods :
P. & W. quinine , ounce bottle , COc.
Three or 4-grain quinine capsules ,
dozen , 20c.
Spirits of camphor , pint , 40c.
Vaseline cold cream , 13c.
Vaseline camphor ice , 12c.
Castoria , 23c.
Chamberlain's cough remedy , 40c.
Fellows' Syrup of Ilypophosphltos ,
$1.15.
Espoy's Fragrant Cream , 20c.
Llobig's Extract of Beef , 80c.
A choice line of imported and domes
tic wines and liquors for medicinal use ,
bottled and in bulk.
Largest variety of sponges in Omaha ,
ranging in price from Ic up. Elegant
bath sponges. Magnificent carriage
sponges. Chamois skins in endless va
riety and at all prices.
THE BILLY GOAT QUESTION.
Or rather the butter question is a very
interesting ono just now. You're hav
ing a pretty hard time getting good ,
fresh butter and ogcs aren't youV Our
customers have no difficulty. Hundreds
of the best buttormakors all over the
west ship their entire outpu tdirect to
us. Thus we're atlo at all times to sup
ply you with the very choicest butter
and ' eggs at lower prices than other
dealers charge for old , stale commission
house goods. W. R BENNETT CO.
HILL BANKRUPT SHOE STOCK
NOW ON SALE AT
ZUNDER BROS' . ,
1520 DOUGLAS ST.
Omaha industrial exposition grand
sacred concert Sunday afternoon.
That 5 O'clock Train
on the Chicago & Northwestern is
fast proving the most convenient and
popular eastern train from Omaha. The
equipment of this train consists entirely
of vestibuled parlor cars. "Northwest
ern" diners and Pullman and Wagner
sleeping cars.
This train loaves direct from the U.
P. depot AT OMAHA at 5 o'clock daily
and arrives at Chicago at 8:15 the next
morning. City olllce , 1401 Farnam
street.
Where is Lafayette Place ? North side
of Lafayette avenue , between 41st and
42d , in Walnut Hill.
An UprlslifPinuo-at a Sacrifice.
Must bo sold at once , owner leaving
the city. Inquire at Moinberg's , 109 N.
10th St. , bet. Dodge and Capitol avenue.
Solid Trains From Omnlia.
Vostibulcd , electric lighted and steam
heated , with the finest dining , sleeping
and reclining chair car service in the
world , via the "Chicago & Omaha Short
Lino" of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway. Double daily train
sor.vico , leaving Omaha at 12:15 : p. in.
and 0:20 : p. m , , with no transfer at Coun
cil Bluffs us heretofore. Apply 1301
Farnam street for tickets and further in
formation or address F. A. NASH ,
J. E. PKKSTON. Gen. Agt
City Pass. Agt
"Western Pensions.
WASHINGTONB.C. . , Oct. 3. | Special Telegram -
gram to Tun BBE. I The folio wing list of pen
sions granted Is reported by TUG BEE and
Examiner Bureau of Claims :
Nebraska : Original Jonas D. Strong ,
Lewis C. Battorson , Thomas L. Dixon , Jos
eph R. McCleos , David Kostrander , Chnrlos
E. Brown , John Carver , Abel L. Pickering ,
James R. Cnndy , Joseph U. Ilurlburt , Albert
Zwoind , David Parks , George M. Evers ,
Frederick H. Bennett , Lewis C. Avory. Ad
ditional Kichard B. Harris , Uoorgo Strobel.
Incroasu Thomas Proctor. Samuel W. Converse -
verso , Milton H. Wentworth , David Latturo ,
Ezoikol I , Turner.
Iowa : Original Fred Doles , Marcus
Mattoson , Patrick Huglios , George W , D.
Buchanan , John Cary , Andrew Herman ,
Benjamin F. Bellows , William Stoao. Na
poleon Grotslneor , Freeman D. Jones ,
Ucorgo BovniiB , A. Dallas Michael , George
W. Louthan , John N. Doaringer , Halpn B.
Gardner , Caleb B. Wilkinson , Charles W.
Hugglos , George Nlcodomus , Marshall Mor
gan , Arnold Clallin , William Murray , Robert
I. MoMahon , Albert P. Matthews , George
Gould , Gilbert Konron , John Luther , Isaac
L. Gardiner , John Kruttler , Zacaralah G.
Moore. Kittol KUingson , William Lewis ,
James M. Moore , Joseph Caffroy , Benjamin
Glbbs , George S. Noble , Samuel M. Graham ,
Secret Novln , George W. Johnson. William
O. Mackio. John Miller , Frederick Worth.
Additional W. W. Power , Joseph Moore ,
Milton H. Plclmoll , William Hooker. In
crease Jacob Bobl , Andrew C. Wilson ,
William A. Huatlngton. Original widows ,
Mury F. Slavers , Dorothea Nolllng , Solomon
Cowles , father.
THE JlEAI/l'V MAUICET.
TNSTHUMnNTS placed ou record October 3 ,
B Nlolsen to T ] O Itnamusson , 4x8 rods In
noiioil-15-KJ. : wil I S.GOO
S Mult-en to K 0 Kiunnusson.lots 6 and 7 ,
blook 7 , Arbor 1'laeo. w d 3,300
8 NlolBon to 1'oter Nielsen , lots 5 anil P ,
block 10 , KcmntzottiKuth'-i luhl , wd. . 12,500
B Nlulscn to I'morNiulson , nwbW and uw
nw n it lin 25-10-U.lw d 1S.500
K A Benson and wlfd to 0 V franklin ,
lotU. lilook' ' . KtHturs' add , w d. . . . 800
Union StookyurdBUo. to Frank Loltnor ,
lot IS , block H > , 1'hat add to South
Onmhn , w d " 350
H N I.co and wife to filattlo Martin , imrt
of lot 7. block 100 , < Omulu. ) w 0 0.000
Clara Johnson and Uusband to Auiust
I'ortz , n it lot 1 , Ulock o , Central i'ark ,
wd . 1,500
0 W Loonila and wlfti to Frank llurtos ,
iof.'T , Oak Illll Noj'J , wd 400
K A Doton to H II Graver , lot 2 , block 5.
I'lalnvlow add will 4,000
Thomas HolTormaii nd wife to J W i'ur-
euion.lot 5 , blooklUB.Hontb Omaha.w d 100
H 1. , Chamberlain ami wife to 1) ) J Ken
dall , lots Uand 12 , block 3 , Armour
I'laoe.wd 1,000
W K Clark , trustee , to S K Hauko. lot 0 ,
1 block 0 , Hlvorvlew add , wd TOO
Total < t,3JO )
DPRICE'S
Powder
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
Hi 1'oiindn Granulated Sugar for
$1.0U.
The above will bo given to any pur
chaser of four dollars worth of goods atone
ono time nt our store.
The following prlco list will convince
you that you can save money by purchas
ing that amount nt ono time of us :
Minnesota High Grade Patent , $1.50 ;
Best Superlative ( warranted ) , $1.35 ;
Economy , $1.00 ; Davis No. 10 ( not war
ranted ) , $1 , 15.
Wnshburn's nnd Pillsbury's nt the
very lowest prices.
7 bars Domestic soap. 2oc ; 7 bars
Page's Union soap , 2oe ; ' 7 bars Pink
Prussian soap , 2oc ; 7 bars White Eagle
soap , 2oc ; 11 bars very good soap , 2-jc ;
fine toilet soap , 2c , 3c nnd 5c ; full cream
cheese , lOc ; 2 loaves otbrcadoe ; 1 do on
boxes very best parlor matches , 12c ; Ar-
bucklos' eolYoc , 22jc ; Quaker oats , lOc.
Wo do not call for orders , but will pay
car fair both ways to all leaving orders
at the store , or will pay postage of all
orders by mail.
Parties not buying the required
amount of goods can got only the quan
tity of granulated sugar usunllv sold for
$1.00. IIETZEL BROTHERS ,
2-lth nnd Cuming streets.
This great sale begins tomorrow.
W. T. Seaman , wagons and carriages
NOTHING STAKTMNG.
Tire nnd 1'olioo CoinnilNsIoncrs Puss
Upon Koiitlnn MntterH.
Driver P. H. Dempsey of hose company No.
1 was granted ten days leave by the Fire and
Police commissioners at tholr regular moot
ing last ovoninp.
Cblof Gallignn reported that only ono man
In his department was slolc during Soptom-
bor.
bor.Detectives
Detectives Hnzoond Vaughn reported that
they had been presented with $ J5 each by tno
Merchant's National bank for work done in
the Tuto case and asked that they bo not
compelled to donate ono-fourth of tuo'amount
to the pollco pension fund ai Is the custom.
The matter was referred to the comtnlttco on
laws , ordinances and regulations.
Chief Seavey reported that 1,415 meals
were furnished to prisoners at tbo city jail
duriiiff Soplombnr at a cost of $ 'J1U5. !
During September ninety-five days were
lost by the policemen on account of annual
leaves , sixteen days ou excuses by the chief
and ten on excuses by the board , making a
total of 17 days lost.
Secretary Saehsso of the Gorman day
colcbrat'on executive committee , extended
an invitation to the board to participate in
the celebration on October 0. The invitation
was accepted.
Arguments in the Doano-Finlds case were
made and the case continued for ono week
because Messrs. Gilbert and Smith were ab
sent.
Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh. Bee bldg.
CONGUEGATIONAIj MISSIONS.
The AVomaii's Board to Convene in
Omaha This Month.
The Woman's Board of Missions of the In-
tenor of thn Congregational church will be
the next religious body to convene In Omaha.
This is a largo and influential organization.
Every Congregational church in the land has
its auxiliary branch of this board , and ihe
meeting in Omaha , which begins on
October 20 , and lasts three days
will bo the annual Gathering
of the society represented by delegates from
thirteen states. The states 'that wilt bo
represented in this convention are Ohio ,
Wisconsin , Minnesota , Missouri , Michigan ,
Kansas , Iowa , Illinois , Indiana , South Da
kota , North Dakota , Colorado and Nebraska.
There will bo a largo number of prominent
and earnest Christian womnn present from
the states named. All the meetings will beheld
held in the First Congregational church.
Mrs. G. W. Hall of Omaha , is president of
the Nebraska branch. This organization
was begun in 1803. Its objects are to do
missionary work among women in foreign
countries and a great deal of very successful
work has been done by the board in that
lino.
Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh. Bee bldg.
Hiilldln < ; Pcrmltq.
The following permits were issued by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
W. J. rnrnfollck , two-storv frame store
nnd Hat , Fourteenth and Williams
streets $2,500
W. .1. Kuinfollck , two-story fr.i-no store
and Hut , Fourteenth and Wllll-iins
Btrei'ts 2,500
W. J. li'arnfollclc , two-story frame store
and llat , 1'ourtucntli and Williams
stieots 2,500
Ono minor permit ' . ' 00
Total. ( 7.700
1IAYDEN nilO.S.
Cutting I'rlecB In Shoo Dcnni'tincnt.
Infants' line shoos 50c , worth GOc.
Children's Kid shoes 'I5c , worth 75c.
Children's dongoln button shoes , 8 to
11. 7oc.
Misses' dongoln button shoos , 12 to 2 ,
$1.25.
Youths' fine grnlu tip shoes , 13 to 2 ,
$1.2o.
Boys' school shoo ? , 11 to 2 , $1.00.
Boys' school shoes , 3 to 6 , 81.25 ,
Ladles' dongoln button slioos , $1.83.
Ladies' fine dongoln button shoos
$ t.Lo.
Ladies' French dongoln pat. tip sliooi ,
$3.00.
Men's good quality congress shoes ,
$1.2-5.
Men's fine B calf congress and lace
shoes , $1.75.
Men's hand sowed calf lace shoes ,
$3.00.
IIAYDEN BROS. .
goods and shoes.
Dr. Cram , 707 S. 10th , euros cancer.
Hamilton Wurroti , M. D. , eclectic nnd
magnetic physician and surgeon. Spo-
claltv , diseases of women nnd children ,
119 N. 10th street. Telephone
Union seminary has eighty freshmen.
The school population of Kansas is 50P-
011.
011.Tho
The Wcsloyan collcso marshals 300 stu
dents.
The LchIiU ( Pa. ) university reports IS3
men students.
Amherst college opened last Thursday
morning with 830 students.
Vassar college Is again filled with stu
dents. The entire building has been put in
perfect order.
The public school enrollment in Arapahoe
county , Including Denver , Col. , shows nu
increase of 1,000 ever the last year.
Yalcs1 roster shows l.SOO students as
against 1.014 last year. The erection of a
law building will bo undertaken soon.
The opening oterclses of the State Univer
sity took plnco at 1'alo Alto on October 1.
Three hundred students have been enrolled.
The university of Arbotm has ordered
from Uio cast outllts for iho working of every
kind of ere in order to give practical Instruc
tion in this lino.
Hazing has almost entirely disappeared.
And yet the gray headed fathers who as
freshmen almostmuruorod ono another speal :
to their sons of the good old timoi.
Robert Gnrrett has given to the Johns Hop
kins university his llbinry of rare Amer
icana , prompted by n desire to advance the
cause of historical writings in America.
The place attained by women at the ovam-
tnation of the University of London is regarded -
garded with particular piido by these Inter
ested in woman's educational advancement.
Five scholarships for female students nt
the California state university have Just boon
founded by Mrs. Phojbo Hearst. The fund
uovotou to tuts purpose win yield fl,500 ,
annually.
The Northwestern university at E\'ans > ton ,
111. , basset apart several blocks of ground
on the blufE overlooking Lake Michigan for
base ball , foot ball , tennis court , etc. , while
the athletic association is about to erect
thereon an elaborate grand stand at a cost of
$1,500 or more.
Mrs. Anna E. Graves , recently elected a
member of the Battle Crook , Mich. , school
board , is the wife of a former chief justice
of that state. She has boon president for
thirty years of the Ladies' Literary associa
tion of Oattia Crook ( llrst org.infcoil as the
Library association In Ibiil ) , and is a woman
of dignity nnd ability.
Attorney General Jones of Oregon has juit
completed , for the purpose of muillriK to the
state superintendent of public instruction , an
exhaustive opinion on the constitutionality of
bible reading in the publlo schools. The
opinion was called out by a note of Inquiry
Irom the state superintendent. Attorney
General Jones finds that the bible cannot bo
road in the public shools without violating
certain provisions of the state constitution.
An Even Mart.
Kew Ynil : Mnrntna Atlcciltier.
Both candidates for governor are slightly
bald , nnd the chairman of the democratic executive -
ecutivo committee , Mr. Griflln , like the
chairman of the republican executive com
mittee , Mr. Hustcd , is exceedingly destitute
of hair on the top of his head , in the place
whcro the hair ought to grow. So from an
other standpoint the campaign opens even.
There will bo no pulling of wool ever the
eyes of cither campaign manager.
Grace Corn-Hand , Witch of Wall St.
DoWitt's Llttlo Kany losers ; only pill to
euro sick headache and regulate the bowels
V/A of.ir.iww.
Dnron Worms lias been offered the Hrltlit
secrotaryahlp of foreign affairs. If he should
accept It would onllvon Interest in the flih-
01 Ics question ,
John C. Flood's pataco ou Neb Hill , Sun-
! ranclsco , erected nt n cost of KMOO.WO ,
stands empty and silent. Only an old gar
dener Inhabits the mansion. The public li
never admitted to sco the furniture and
paintings ,
Archibald Sterling of Daltltnoro Is nmonr
the now aspirants or iippoliitniontto a federal
circuit Jmlgcshlp. Hold republicans and
democrats icconmieml him ,
The madklngol Uavariusometimestmokoi
as many ns 1UO cigarettes a day. For each
cigarette ho uses nu entire box of mntctioi ,
touching olt the others to sco them burn after
ho hus used ono to secure a light. Ho has
Uo now suits of black broadciotti nmdo for
him twlco every Week.
The kaiser has elvon sittings In cloven dif
ferent unlfouiH for a now "boarded" photo-
M'npb. Appaicntiy the proverbial prldo ot
princes is ns nothing to the vanity or a klr.ir.
\ \ Imam's board , which is of n chestnut hue ,
is said to bo unbecoming to him. Moreover ,
It is the detestation pf the barbers , who feav
that the people will follow the rovnl oxiuuulo
nnd thereby reduce the prollts of the tonsorial -
serial artists.
Tolstoi recently received n letter from an
American girl , dodurmg tlmt her fortune of
500,000 was twice as largj us sno needed ,
and asking what ho would advise her to do
with the surplus. At llrst ho suggested that
she burn the money , hut later , having rccoij
nlzcd the fact that \\ouldbenclllonly
the government , ho sent another letter couu.-
solii g his fair correspondent to devote her
surplus wealth to charitable purposes.
Mr. F.tssott's clergyman ays that ho Is a
man of large liberality and that no gonumo
call is ever made on linn in vain. His in'
structlons to his pastor were : "If you know
any worthy person who needs help < io not
ston to ask to what church ho belongs or
whether ho belongs to any , but help him and
send the bill to mo.1 *
Senator Colqulttof Georgia Is a minister of
the gospel of the Methodist persuasion , nnd ,
accordlnc to all testimony 13 us nblo n man in
the pulpit as ho is in a congressional chnir.
Ho is a black-eyed , smooth-shaven man of
medium hoicht. The only reminder of his
former profession is the black broad-cloth
clothing of clerical cut that ho attires him *
self In.
David Dudley Field , the senior brother ot
the famous quartet , will bo 87 voars old
should ho survive until his next birthday.
The family has been traced back to Hubertus
do la Field , who came over from Normandy
with William the Conqueror and settled lu
Yorkshire , England , m 10(10 ( , and John FI"ld ,
an astronomer , who dlscoveiod the constella
tion of Copernicus , is moutionod as au un
doubted ancestor.
\Villiam Cotter , jr. . of Hartford , Conn. ,
must liuvo a remarkable memory. Ho is
registrar ot voters , and the Times of this
city says that 12,000 names on the list , ho
claims to bo nblo to toll from memory the
residence und politics of every ono , and also ,
in cases whcro a poison has been absent In
Kuropo , or staying in some other part of the
country , to tell where and when ho went
away.
Grace Courtlaud , Witch of Wall St ,
Atclitstm ( ilnlie
No one in love can stivu moimy.
A man ouu't bo prutty. and know he ll
pretty , and amount , to anything.
The surest way to bo eli.uitablo Is to quit
talking about poonlo.
In sonic ) cast" ) It uould bo bettor If truth
crushed lucititli could not rlsu again.
All things do not como to htm who waitsbut
to him who wnr.S ,
* The penult ) you dKlllto never got caught In
the iiitMii tilings they do.
Tlio inomhoiiof the human family are silly ,
and they uau't help II.
When a in.ui lo.ill/es that ho cannot bn
famous , thuiu Is-omo hupoa that ho111 sotllo
down and Do u oful.
A man looks very much the sixmo the day
ufter ho wi s marrlod as he looks the day after
a big drunk.
U'o always envy n fat woman when uo see
her laitk'liliit , ' . There seems to be ho much of
her that Is huIng u K < > od time.
lly the time most men liavo won n recogni
tion of tholr talents , they have worn out tholr
ability.
Nothing Is so certain is that lylnR ( lees noi
pny , but thoio Is a gro.it deal ot it done all tin
s.tmo.
Thuro Is a time In almost ovcry clrl's llfs
when homo man talks about hur In ItlsMeep.
What uiolL'ss tears anil troubles ml ht b
K'lvod the world if u son could bcKlu whcro
his father leaves elf ,
Whllo you are practising the theory thai
overythliu comes to htm who waits , tbo othur
fellow , wbodous not hollova In wultitig , may
walk oir with the nri/o.
Grace Courtland , Witch of Wall St.
William Waldorf Astor is going to London
to live. The fact that the rentals of some
thing over $180,000,000 worth of New York
property will follow him there annually ii
worth thinking of.
Annual Furniture and Carpet Sale.
Our special Blue Figure sale begins tomorrow and ends
Oct. 17th.
This sale consists of over rooo different articles of Furni
ture distributed throughout our stock , marked in plain Blue
Figures at just one-half their usual price.
Two hundred rolls of Carpets Moquettes , Wiltons , Vel
vets , Brussels , Ingrains , etc.
It Includes Furniture and Carpets of every description ,
and all goods marked in Blue Figures are actually one-half
their value.
No person who contemplates buying Furniture or Carpets
now or in the near future can afford to ignore this sale.
Chairs , Rockers , etc. , and every article of Furniture and
Carpets used.
Charles Shiverick & Co.'i
1206 , 1208 , 1210 Farnam Street.
