8 TH.E OMAHA JJAILY BEE , HUNDA3f OCTOBER 18 , 1891-SlXTEKiN FAGES.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO ,
All Departments Are Now Filled to Theli
Utmost Capacity
WITH FALL AND WINTER GOODS ,
An Uni-ly Gall Will Ho Greatly t <
'Twill Kn-
VoiuAdvnntncci an
Von to Heouro Our
Kxelunlveovultlc0. .
Wo wish to call particular nttontloj :
to our
ourCLOAK DEPARTMKNT
In which wo huvo on uxhlbltlon nil the
now creations of the fashionable folk.
Our exclusive styles In long ulster *
with three-quarter capes which iiro do-
tnchtiblo , making two distinct garments ,
nro very popular In Now Vorlc this sea-
BOII.
BOII.Tho now Franklin coats arc the latest.
"Wo have them trimmed in nil the lead'
ing fur. .
New nmntolH in all the fashionable
materials Including Hertford cords witli
feather , head and fur trimmings , 30 tc
45 inches long.
Jtcefur Jackets. Wo huvo the largest
nHsortuiont of this popular shape west ol
Chicago with shawl and inedici collar.
trim mod in all the popular furs of the
Season.
In fuet our stock of ladles' fall and
winter coals was never so largo as at
present.
In children's garments wo hnvo the
most boleet assortment in capes , new-
markets and reefer jackets over ex
hibited In this city.
Wo invite your attention to our furs ,
capes , mulTs and fur trimmings of the
most desirable furs mamifacturcd ,
JUST RECEIVED.
Novelty shades in klo gloves with
plain and bhiek embroidered backs ,
particularly adapted for receptions and
ovenlng wear.
LA DUOS' AND CHILDREN'S HOS
IERY.
We mention u few of Iho popular bar
gains for the coining week :
At ir > c , infants'plain black cashmere
hose , sl/es ! to 55 , worth 25e.
At 25e , misses'ribbed all wool hose ,
solid blacic , b'/.es 5 to 8 } , worth 35c.
Hoc , or three pairs for $1 , is the price
Tor a ladies' line fust black cotton hose ,
never before sold for less than OOc.
SOc buys u ladies' fast black cashmere
hose , with high spliced heels aim double
Boles , worth 7oc.
Lad Ob' line black cashmere hose ( opera
length ) , ut $1.15 and $1.00. They are
really worth $1.50 and $2.
At 25c , 35o and SOc we huvo a bargain
in children's gray wool shirts and pants.
They are worth double.
At 4Cc , 55e , OiJc and 75c.
Wo will bell a broken lot of children's
genuine elfrnol's hair shirts and pants ,
former prices Goo to 81.10.
Ladies' ribbed vests and pants ut 60c ,
worth 75e.
At 75c wo will boll n regular $1.2-3
Swiss ribbed vest in gray and white.
Vests only. '
85o buys a ladies' ribbed vest natural
gray or white , long or short sleeves ,
that is worth $1,25.
For 31.00 wo sell the pants to match
the above.
Wo uro headquarters for ladies' and
misses' union suits and ladies' cquos-
trionnu drawers.
'KELLY , STIGER & CO. ,
Cor. Farnain and loth sts.
N. IJ. FAIjCOMJK.
Jjncc Curtains Linens and Wool Dress
Goods lor Monday.
As advertised in last evening's paper
nnd in our center show window , wo will
bhow an extraordinary linu of bargains
In our drapery department tomorrow ,
nnd as home of the loaders are limited
in quantUv would advise an early call.
DRA'PERY DEPARTMENT.
$1.50 lace curtains at OKc.
$2.25 luce curtains at $1.50.
$3.50 lace curtains at $2.00 ,
$7.00 luce curtains at $5.50.
$5.50 plain Chenille porttors , $3.75.
$ S.SO plain Chenille portion ) , $0.37 } .
$1.00 China silks , 75e.
35e ercamo Madras , 2Sc.
30o Cretonnes , 22Je.
15o fancy borim , iljo yard.
Table scarfs and mantle drapes , 75c.
Fur rugs nt $1.87 j , worth up to $5.00 ,
nnd an elegant line of Dado alludes at
! J7jc each. These bargains cannot bo
duplicated.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
Wo will give you a chance tomorrow
in this department to purchase Christ
inas novelties at one-third their value.
The line consists of hemstitched linen
lunch cloths , bureau scarfs , tiny cloths ,
pillow cases and bolster eates.
Wo purchased u lurtro line of these at
n forced bale in Now York.
Homstlehed linen doylies will bo sold
at 5c , 7c. Be , lOc , ISo and 20e each ,
worth from 7jc up to Ma each.
Ilombtltchod tray cloths at 45i , 50c ,
G5e , 76c , 83c , $1.00 and up to $3.75 , each
worth just ono-third more.
Hemstitched lunch cloths from G5c up
to $7.50 , each worth one-third more.
Hemstitched butuiui scarfs , 18x00 ,
from 75o up to $7.50 , each worth one-
third more.
Hemstitched linen pillow cases at
from $1.75 up to $0.50 a pair , worth fully
ona-thlrd more.
Hemstitched bolster cases , 22x72 , at
from $2 00 up to 40.50 each.
This is probably the choicest nnd un
doubtedly the oheupost line of these
yoods over brought to this market.
DRESS GOODS SPECIALS.
A good practical all wool Cheviot is
lioather mixture at 05e , value , 8oc.
800 striped tweeds at ( Wo.
A slot my weather dross in English
camel's hair , worth 7oo , for this bale SOo
yard.
Special bargains in ladies' handker
chiefs. „ . r
Special bargains in blankets.
In every department you will find Bar
gains for Monday ,
N n , FA LCON E R.
Taking , Very Taking
That afternoon vestibule train on the
"Northwestern" is taking a very largo
nhnro of the eastern travel from Omaha.
Its convenient hour of departure (5:00 ( : p.
in. ) fcom tint union depot , Omaha , and
arrival ut Chicago (8:15 ( : a. in. ) are mak
ing the train very popular with Omaha
people. This train is made up of free
parlor cars , stooping cars and dining
cniv , vostibulcd throughout. City olllce ,
1401 Furnam stroot.
Hamilton Warren , M. D. , cclcotio nnd
magnolia physician and surgeon. Spe
cialty , diseases of women and children ,
HON. 10th street. Telephone 118i
Shirts mndo In ono day , Nobnihku
Shirt Co. Factory at City Steam laundry
Wanted.
Competent dry goods dorks ; men and
having had ox-
women. None but those
> 0rl °
1 MOlfeuY
THE GOODS CO.
Samuel Burns has just received an
other lot of these celebrated "Amoiw1
dinner sots for $7.00 and $11.75 , formerly
tliOO and $20,00 , Guaranteed for ten
See hla front windows.
A UKCJUIj.YK IIUMMHK.
Ycntnrdny Ono of the ItlcRcnt Ttnyn
liver Had on Our Hccond Floor.
The wild prices mentioned In the
Friday papers hnd the desired cIToct nnd
our second lloor was n regular bee hlvo
all day Saturday. Hut as heavy as was
the demand for the goods , they're not nil
gene yet and you can secure the name
bargains Monday.
See that lull Ri/o hard wood bedstead
we're closing at $1.00. It's u well
llnlshed piece of furniture nnd the
biggest bargain in that line that's over
been offered hero or elsewhere.
That lot of center tables went Hko hot
cakes , and no wonder. They're n regular
$5.00 table. Wo put them in at $1.08
nnd when people saw thorn they snapped
them up in n hurry. We've n few left
for Monday. Do you want ono ?
Only u few of the $11.75 , 3 piece suits
left , so wo'vo concluded to put in an
$18.00 cherry suit for Monday to keep
the line of bargains complete. They
won't last long at $11.76 ,
A few more of these elegant sowing
tables at 85c , and full-slxed bed com
forters at GOo. Kitchen chairs at Hoc
and n high back , solia oak , cane scat
chair for 0. > c.
OUR CROCKERY DEPARTMENT
was crowded all day. These are the
prices which did the work. They'll do
more Monday.
Glass tumblers , each 3c.
Glass sntico dishes , each 3c.
Glass goblets , each 6c.
Glass butter dishes , each lOc.
Glass cream pitchers , each 6c.
In queonswaro wo will show you ;
Sauce dishes , , ' ! c.
Largo butter dibh , 5c ,
Yellow bowls , 5e.
.Japanese tea pots , never sold at loss
than 35e , at ISc.
A complete lamp , 15c.
Our shoo department is growing rap
idly. The power of price is making it
self felt hero us well as irt every other
part of the storo.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.
Fire shovels , 4e.
Long handle lire shovels , lOc ,
Furnace scoops , 75c.
Six inch slovo pipe , 12c. }
Good tubular lantern , 38e.
Ono gallon glass oil can , 23c.
A complete line of coal hods , steve
boards , mica , etc. , cheaper than over
before.
before.OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT
is making it warm for the back number
pharmacists. You know what wo can
save you on patent medicines , but you
can't roall/.o how much inoro prollt wo
can lop oil on proscriptions till v on bring
us ono you've hud filled some place else.
Try it.
Best tonic , doz. , $2.JO. .
DulTy'a malt whisky , S5c.
Cutieurn resolvent , 75c.
Arnica tooth soap , 20c.
Brown's tooth powder , 20c.
Rubiform , 20c.
Beoehnm's pills , 20c.
Poms plasters , lOe.
A complete and well selected line of
wines and liquors for medicinal use , bottled
tled and in hulk.
OUR HOTTER AND EGG DEPART
MENT
still continues to bo u big drawing card.
Once a customer there means always a
customer. You see wo don't handle
"oleo" or anything of that kind. Good
fresh butter and eggs shipped direct to
us from farmers all over the west
are sold at a loss price than other deal
ers charge for old , strong goods. That's
why this department is over on the grow.
W. R. BENNETT CO.
THIS MO-llbE DRY GOODS CO.
Special Dri'NH Goods Bargains Next
Week New Pattern Suits.
Wo have some great dress goods bar
gains for next week.
All wool dress goods 50e , worth 05e.
All wool dress goods camels hair ef
fects Goc , worth OOc.
French broadcloaths$1.23 , worth $2.00.
New pattern suits $20.00 , worth $40.00.
DR. JAEGER'S
Men's , women's , child's underwear.
Wo are solo agents in Omaha.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Not an old cloak to show. Wo are
doing M ) largo a business in cloaks that
wo purchase and receive new goods
overv day.
SPECIAL LINEN SALE.
Monday 100 do/on knotted fringe , rich
colored , bordered , bleached damask
towels With double rows of open work ,
25C , WORTH 400.
Some great bargains in blankets and
comforts next week.
Bed comforts SOc , worth $1.00.
Bed comforts OOc , worth $1.50.
Bed comforts $1.10 , worth $1.75.
Bpd comforts $1.25 , formerly $2.00.
Bed comforts $1.50 , formerly $2.50.
Eider down bhinkots$5. 00 , worth $8.00.
Silk covered comforts$8. 50 , worth $12.00.
All wool blankets , $5.50 , worth $0.00.
Gray blankets , $1.2- " ) , worth $2.00.
CARPETS.
The largest stock of choice patterns in
all the bust carpets 150 antique Per
sian rugs.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Wo wish to express oursincoro thanks
to our friends and the public who so
kindly assisted us in our sad boi-ouvo-
ment of the death of our son , Charles F.
Buokloy.
PATIMCK AND EMKN BUCKI.UV.
A flno piano cheap. Must bo sold at
once. Call at 2022 Caldnoll street after
G p. m. *
Your Horse.
You can well afford to do so when you
can buy feed at the prices wo'ro going
to imiku on the largo shipments of oats ,
bran , hay , screenings , etc. , which wo'vo
just received. They're way below the
market. Our stock of harness and
saddlery is one of the best selected In the
city , and if you need anything in that
line coino and see us. We'll make you
prices which will open your oyos.
\V. R. BENNETT Co. , .
Feed and harness department ,
m N. 15th street.
Chicago Times delivered day of pub
lication by F. R. Nugent , 313 S. 14th St.
J. E. Dlotriok.arcnltoct.OOJ N. V Life.
1'ntrnnly.o homo industries by using
Furrell & Co.'s Puritan or Old Settlors'
MapleSyi'up.Guaranteod absolutely pure
Trniln Your Ola Piano
For a now ono at Molnborg's.
About October 20 V. N. Whitney will
open a stock of line shoos at lO.'i South
15th street and boll good shoes at low
price ? .
_ _
Steve repairs , 1207 Douglas street.
Solid Trainn I < i-oiu Onuili.t.
VtMtlbuled , electric lighted and stoum
heated , with the llnost dining , stooping
and reclining chair car service In the
world , via the "Chicago & Omaha Short
Lino" of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St ,
Paul Railway. Double daily train
service , leaving Omaha at 12:15 : p. in.
nnd U:20iK : m. , with no transfer at Coun
cil Bluffs as horotofore. Anp'.y 1501
Furmun street for ticket * nnd further In
formation or address F. A. NASH ,
J. K. PUKSTON , Con. Agt.
City Pass. Agt
Palronizo Nob. Shirt Co. , ut City
Steam laundry.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
An Entire Train of Mixed Morchandis
Wrcokad on the Railroad ,
THE BOSTON STORE BUYS IT DIRT CHEAP
lllankctH , Dry Goods , KtolilngH , Stcc
KiiKruvlnuH null 1'alntlnun In Su
perbly Cnrveil Krami's SplocH ,
Glovcp , Underwear.
FIRST PART GOES ON SALE TO
MORROW.
This freight wreck occurred on the
Pacific coast.
At a slight curve u cow was notlcot
lying on the track , but not soon cnougl
for the engineer to stop the train , ill' '
though ho whistled down braken. The
engine and thirteen earn for Callfornh
were ditched. The engineer iniracu
lously escaped with only slight brtilset
and cuts. A shoolly track was immedi
ately set around tlio wreck and trains
wore soon running regularly.
5 CASES BLANKETS TORN.
Thoao blankets wore curiously torr
and demoralized in u way that one-hall
of each pair was entirely damaged and
worthless and had to ho cut uway , bul
leaving the other half us good us over ,
in fact perfect.
These blankets are In wliito and color *
nnd go at loc , 2.3o and 3oc , according tc
the ni/.o of the blanket.
Also 2cases of sample double blankets ,
small size , they go at (6c ( ) iivo cents
each.
A big lot of the finest grade of ground
spices , pepper , mustard , cinnamon ,
cloves , allspice , go at ono cent ( lc ) mi
ounce.
An immense lot of pass books , blank
books diaries , go in lots at lc , tic and
Co , worth up to 60c
Largo juvenile story books , profusely
illustrated , 2 inches thick , that became
damaged goat 15c , worth $1.00.
In this wreck was an immense quantity
of water color paintings , steel engravings
and etchings , all beautifully framed and
with glass , worth from $2.00 to $25. CO n
piece. These go at 29c , 69c , 800 und
$1.23.
1 cnso dark colored , now style , best
grade calico 3c yard.
Ono entire case of cloak and dtcss
trimmings , worth up to $3.00 n yard ,
goes nt oc u yard.
A big lot of largo silk braid and orna
ments to trim backs and fronts of cloaks
and jackets , worth /iOc / , go at lc each.
One lot children's underwear , loc.
Children's all wool underwear , 2oc.
Child's cloaks , in sizes from age 4 tc
10 , go lit $1.93.
Straw matting , 12c a yard.
Rag carpet , lOc a yard.
Canton llunnol , ' 12c , Ce , 8c u yard.
LINEN BARGAINS FROM THE
WRECK.
Good buck towels only 2Jc ,
Largo damask towels , 121e.
Crochet bedspreads ( > 9c , worth $1.25.
Marseilles bedspreads $1.25 , worth
$2.00.
Extra Special , a largo lot of short
lengths bleached , cream and turkey rod
damasks at n fearful sacrifice on account
of being in the wreck.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
Right on the corner now.
N. W. corner 10th and Douglas.
IIAYDEN IIIIOS.
Cutting Prices In Shoo Department
Wo buy of the best manufacturers ir
largo lots and soil at dry goods profits ,
saving you fully 20 per cent.
OVERSHOES.
Ladies' rubbers , lUc , worth 25c.
Ladies' warm lined arctic overshoes ,
$1.00.
Men's self acting rubbers , oOc.
Men's arctic overshoes , $1.2o.
Ladies' dongolu button shoes , $1.85.
worth $2.2.3.
Ladies' flno dongola button shoes ,
$2.25 , worth $ : i.OO ,
Ladies French dongola patent tip
shoes only $3.00.
Ladies' finest hand turned French kid
button shoes , $ -1.75 ; others ask $5.50.
SCHOOL SHOES.
Children's solar tip seamless back
shoes. 8 to 12 , O'ic.
Missess' solar tip seamless back shoes ,
1 to 2 , $1.25.
Youths' solid leather tip shoes , 11 to
2 , $1.00.
Boys' solid leather tip shoes , 3 to 3 ,
$1.25.
MEN'S SHOES.
Men's solid leather , lace and congress
shoes , $1.25.
Men's line B calf , lace und congress
shoes , $1.75.
Men's satin oil calf and congress shoes ,
$2.50.
Men's hand-welt calf shoes , $3.00.
Men's Mercolr calf hand-f = evod shoes ,
$5.00.
ITAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry goods und bhoes.
Something now in toilet sots just in ;
12 pieces , $7.50. M. II. Bliss , M10 Far
nam street.
The Celebrated l.Indcmau 1'1-inos.
The Meinborg Co. , 109 North 10th St.
Magazine IIIiuliiiK.
The last volume of Century , Harper's
and ether periodicals is completed now ,
nnd all parlies desirous to huvo them
bound should call at the Festnor PrintIng -
Ing Co.'s olllce , 1307 und 1309 Howard
st , , and examine tlio dilTorent styles of
binding. Wo also do blnJlng of line art
books , mich as plate and illustrated
works. Bound in full and half morocco ,
with gilt or marble edges , as desired.
Examine our specimens of binding before
giving your work to agents at high
prices. Wo guarantee satisfaction.
Auction. U. I * . Krciglit Auction.
Monday , 10 u. m. , cor. Oth and Jones ,
unclaimed nnd damaged freight will bo
sold ut auction. R. Woils , auctioneer.
How 10 Hcuoino Uciuitlful.
How to become beautiful is u plain
woman's constant query. How to be
come moro beautiful is u lovely woman's
constant query. These two all-absorbing
questions are dally bolng solved by the
ladles who vlblt Mine. Pout's toilet
ba/.ur , 310 } South 15th street , where
they may Hnd all of her celebrated
preparations for beautifying the face
and hands. Expert hair dressers are
here kept busy crimping and curling
the ladies' hair , Mid the madiimo , her-
snlf glvoa all these purchasing her
preparations instructions free in facial
mussago. In addition Mine. Post gives
electro-thermal , vapor and medicated
baths , massage scalp and hair treatment
and docs manicuring ,
Auction. U. 1 * . 1-VnlKlit Auction.
Monday , 10 a. m. , cor. Otli and Jones ,
unclaimed freight of all kinds will bo
bold ut auction. It. Wells , auctioneer.
IMoln burl's Stoi-U ol'I'lnnov
Is the llncbt in the city and lowest in
price. Call and bo convinced. 109
North 10th st.
Shirts to order. Nebraska Shirt Co.
Bethesda & Couus minor.il water ,
Shorumu & MeConnoll't , pharmacy.
TV. T. Seaman , wagons und carriage *
Ladi6) ' and Children's Woolen Hosier
Sato Dogma Monday.
TRIMMED HATS AT ONE-FIFTH PRICE
Clothes Ilaqk ts Full or All Kind
of JlciiiiiniitH BOO Wonderful
Hatpins Will lo )
on Sale.
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' ANI
CHILDREN'S UNDEUWEAR.
I purchased 2,000 dor.oii of Indies' hos <
from u Now York commission house n
oOc on the dollar , and will put them 01
sale tomorrow.
The children's will bo placed In fou
lots :
Lot 1 Fast black hose , heavy ribbci
goods , go at lOc.
Lot 2 Heavy ribbed hose , seamless
at 15c , worth 35c.
Lot 3 , Children's wool fast black hOsi
nt 19c , worth 33c.
Lot 4 , Children's full regular muih
heavy ribbed all wool hose , also boyi
bicycle hose 25e , worth up to COc.
. Lot 1 , Ladies' hose , seamless 19c
worth 35c.
Lot 2 , Ladles' full regular made blue !
and colors , 25L- , worth 40c ,
Lot 3 , Ladies' heavy ribbed cashmon
hose 3V , or 3 pair for u dollar , wortl
55c per pair.TRIMMED
TRIMMED HATS.
All the trimmed huts left from tin
stock wo bought of a Chicago jobbinf
house go tomorrow.
Trimmed huts from lOc to $3.08 , wortl
up to $ lo.OO each.
Wo shall offer the balance of the sum
plo lines of thu ladles' underwear at hut
the regular price.
A nice line of children's underwear at
Oc and 15c , worth three times tlio money ,
REMNANTS.
You will Hnd on all our counters ir
each department immense clothes bas
kets lilled witJi remnants.
Wo huvo about 10,000 remnants accu-
inn luted during this season nnd as fas I
as each clothes basket in each depart
ment is closed out it will bo refilled.
You will find clothes baskets full ol
remnants of good cotton flannel.
You will find clothes baskets full ol
remnants of calicos.
You will find clothes baskets full ol
remnants of shirtings.
You will find clothes baskets full ol
remnants of red flannels.
You will Hud clothes baskets full ol
remnants of outing flannels.
You will find clothes baskets of rem
nants of ginghams and lust but nol
least ,
You will fipd clothes baskets full ol
remnants of dress goods ranging froir
ono to ton vards in length.
Wo will offer 300 dozen towels 9c , lOc.
12jc , 15c , 19c , 25c , worth from 15c to SOc
each.
A bankrupt stock of cloaks.
Good jackets at 99c , $1.98 and $2.9f
worth up to $10.00.
STONEIIILLS.
GU EAT S'lOOK KEOUOI.NG SAIjR
The OO Cent Store , lMO Knrnnin ht.
; $ il Door from 14th St.
Wo must have room for our extensive
stock of holiday goods and huvo dolor-
mined to clean out all the crockery ,
glassware , tinware , wooden ware , etc ,
The goods must go ; prices no object :
Copper bottom boiloVs , 05c ; tea kettles ,
25c ; nicklo plated cuspadors , lOc ; nickle
handle fry pan , 6c ; 2 largo milk pans foi
5c ; 2 packages hardwood toothpicks for
5e , best roll toilet pnperoc ; towel rollers ,
lOe ; heavy oyster bowls. So each ; best
clothes lines , lOc each ; Mrs. Pott's sad
irons , 89c per bet ; best wringers , $1.98 ;
best glass tumblers , 2jc each ; sauce
dishes , lc each ; scrubbing brushes , So :
potato purors , 6c ; chopping knives , 5e :
coal shovels , 6ccoal ; hods , 15c ; decorated
chamber sots , $1.98 , worth $ -1.00. Thou
sands of housekeepers bargains. Come
early Monday and secure your share.
Jewelry bargains : Children's solid
gold band engraved rings , Monday lOc
each ; rolled plato breast pins , lOc ; solid
gold sot rings , 25c each ; William Rogers' '
tea spoons , OOo per set ; flno vase lamps ,
G9e , 8Dc , 99c , $1.48 , worth double ; extra
line plush albums , OOc , worth $3.00 ; flno
steel engravings in 4-incn carved oak
frames , at $1.98 each , worth $5.00.
Now goods are coming in every day.
Wo can interest you every time you visit
us. Goods delivered promptly to all
parts of the city. Wo want your trade :
are wo getting it ?
THE 99 CENT STORE ,
1319 Farnam St.
II. Hardy ft Co.
TlIKATUIO.VIj OKIjKIJKiriUS.
Gossipy Interview With an Omaha
IMotllflto Whom They Kmploycd.
When the dispatch in Tun Bun
about Edwin Booth's focblo condition
caught the eye of Madumo Perkins , the
modiste at Sherwood's , slio romurkcd ,
"no wonder. " A reporter who called in
search of information learned that the
madam while living in New York hud
mtulo the gowns of u number of colo-
bratcd actresses. In response to in
quiries , she said :
"I generally wont to the theater to
see the dresses when first put on. In
that way 1 saw Mr. Booth a number of
times in his dressing room. Ho smoked
incessantly , filling the room with
clouds , and when ho cunio from the
btngo ho was always in u tremble , bo I
say it is no wonder his stops are now
tottering. When I delivered u dross to
Mrs. Booth , who was always at the the
ater to attend to her husband's make
up , she danced n jig for glee.
Among thobo whom I have
served are Funny Davenport , Clara
Morris , Mrs. ( j cargo Knight nnd
Ivuto Bartlott. Miss Davenport was
punctual to tnu > minute In meeting on-
'agomontfi , andnvhilo waiting slio would
sit down at thu piano nnd hum lively
airs. Sim had ono peculiarity. Slio al
ways wanted her skirts us long us she
could huvo thorn without tripping her.
Miss Morris wiwvory languid but nice ,
ind had no hobbles. Mr. Knight said
Ilia wife had 250 dressmakers on her list
and the gownBmudo was the prettiest
) f all she hud. II made a beautiful white
irooudo for Misw Bartlolt to attend the
31d Guards' built She afterwards were
, t at the theater ? and the llrst tlmo she
came on LostorAVallack ferret his lines.
lie admitted that ho was fairly daz/lcd.
You may romotrihor.T. M. Hill's company
In "All the Rago. " I made the dresses
of all the ladies in the company , and Mr.
Hill pronounced them perfect. Mrs.
David Hldwoll , wlfo of the Now Orleans
tbc'iitrleul manager , was another of my
.Madaino Porulns has charge of the
Iresbinuklng at Sherwood's , In the Now
York Life building , and la making u
specialty of evening drosses. Omahu
udlos thus have facilities they never on-
io.ved beforo.
Hallway I'.inployc * . Attention.
There will bo n special meeting of the
Omaha Railway Employes club ut
Orund Army hall , on 15th street , bo-
twcon Dodge und CupUol uvonuo , next
Tuesday evening. Oct. 20 , ut 8 o'clock
sharp , to consider matters of grout Jin-
lortunco. All railway employes in-
ritcd to bo present
BY OllDKIl COMJIITTEU.
BENNISON BROS ,
Grand Special Offariuga in Dress Goods for
Monday.
CARPETS AT ACTUAL COST MONDAY.
Umtmially Clioloo Unr alns IMaocit on
Our Counters Tor Monday's Sale-
It Will lie the Oreatcr.l Iny
Wo Kvor I tail.
Monday wo olTor at our dress goods
counter D2 line all wool combination pattern -
torn sultH. Just ono pattern of each
color. They formerly sold from $1(5.00 (
tom.OU. : You can take your pick of
them Monday at $3.00 per pattern. Not
tnoro than ono pattern sold to any ono
lady.
lady.Monday
Monday wo place on sale 200 full M/o
sutino comforters nt $ I.r > 0 and $1.75 each
and you bet they uro cheap at prices
quoted.
10 pieces gray union flannels Mondnv ,
12jc yard.
100 pieces npron check ginghams , r e
yard.
CO pieces unbleached canton llanncl ,
lOeyard ; worth 15c.
An olcgnnt line dark outing llanncls ,
lOc yard.
2/5 / pairs line white blankets , slightly
soiled , go Monday at 20 per cent off reg
ular price.
10 pieces red twilled flannels , lOc yard.
2o doxon ladles' all wool jersey ribbed
vests in white , pink , blue , tan and red.
They are worth $1.00 , jou can take your
pick Monday at 69c each.
Wo will close Monday u lot of ladles'
cardinal Jersey ribbed vests , long
sleeves , color is fast , at 89c each , worth
7oc.
7oc.Gents'
Gents' line kid gloves , worth $1,75 to
$2.2r , go Mondnj at SI.00.
"Wo are still selling at actual cost
everything in our carpet department
excepting goods received since Septem
ber 1. Wo quote prices as follows ;
Ilcnvy _ velvet carpets , $1.10.
Imperial velvet carpets , $1.00.
Other velvets , 800.
Best body brusselH , $1.00.
Medium quality body brcssels , 8oc.
Host ton wire tapestries , 7 < 5c to Soc.
Heavy tapestries , Ooc to 75c.
Other tapestries , -loo to 05c.
All wool _ ingrains , -loo to O.jc.
Other ingrains , loc , 2-r e , ! ! oc and -10c.
Hemp carpels , l.'Jo and 15c.
Good oilcloth , 22c.
Onaquo shades , UOe.
All that is left of our summer stock of
matting at onn-hulf price.
Wo have u largo selection of carpets
in all grades , including many of our
choicest patterns which wo include in
tliis Silo , and if you want carpets this
full it will pay you lo visit us at this
time. BENNISON BROS.
For beauty , artistic worth nnd literary
merit , no magazine of its class fills the
bill so well as Peterson. Some of the
best story writers of the day are among
its contributors. It keeps "ladies fully
posted on the latest novelties and
changes in the fashions , besides giving
them many handsome designs for" fancy ,
and needlework , and valuable papers
on domestic economy , household adorn
ment , etc Published at yOO Chestnut
street , Philadelphia , Pa.
For ItnrguiiiH iii I'innofl.
Go to the Moinborg Co.'s new piano
wareroom , 109 North IGth st.
Safety IIIcyulcH Free.
The Western Pearl Co. of Chicago ,
111. , are giving away an elegant $15.00
safety bicycle to boys and girls tinder 18 ,
without ono cent of money , on very easy
conditions for advertising purposes.
Wo advise these who want ono to write
them at once , as another opportunity
may not occur.
Wclior.AYlicoIook & Sttiyvomint IMnnos
Lead the world. The Moinberg Co. ,
agents. 109 North 10th street.
See our fine Display of Millinery before -
fore buying fall and winter hats. Anne-
wait Co. , 220 North 10th street.
100 PIECE DINNER SET $6,95. $
At New York Bargain Store , 212 North
Sixteenth Street.
WE MAKE A BOLD ASSERTION , BUT IF GOES
Tltnt We AIII P.'noo on Sale Tomor
row , Monday , tlio Cheapest Ijlno
of Dinner Sols Kvor on'cratl
In TlilH Clly.
Having bought of E. Boric , 21 Chicago
Place Now York , 111) ) complete hundred
ploco ( iInner sots nt half tbo importing
prieo. wo will give our trade the bonolH.
These dinner sets come In three differ
ent colors blue , brown and gray , and
are beautifully decorated and guar
anteed in first class condition , and are
actually worth $111.50.
OUR PRICE FOR MONDAY $0.05.
Complete twelve plcco toilet sols with
slop jar , handsomely decorated with
gilt trimmings , worth $10.00 , Monday
* IW ) .
Decorated china cuspadorcs worth
81.00 , 30c.
Decorated china fruit saucers worth
25c , Oc.
Plain wliito chlnu slop jars worth
J2.00. Monday O'Jc. '
Only ono jar to a customer.
Soup dishes worth 15c , 5c.
Complete hanging lamp , with doe-
Dratcd shade , worth $ ; i.5l ) , Monday $1.99.
Don't overlook this.
A complete wine sot , (5 ( glass wine
bottles and gla s tray , worth $2.50 ,
Monday 59o.
Glass fruit dishes , worth lOc , 2c.
French blown tumblers with beautiful
Migravings , worth 20c , Monday , 8c.
Cake stands , worth COc , Hie.
Complete water sot , worth $1.00 , 49c.
Crcum sot , G pieces , Monthly. 25c.
Celery glasses , worth 75c , 2c. ! )
Syrup cans , hand engraved , niclclo
Lop , warranted worth 50c , Monday , JMe.
SOAP , SOAP.
Wo will place on our counters Monday
-lie cheapest and best line of soap to bo
lind.
Spanish cnstile , 3jo per cake.
Pure srlycorino , 'Jjc per cake.
White castlc | , 5c , 0 for Me.
Cocoanut oil soup , 2 cakes , Cc , or for
Monday only 2oc per dozen.
A BIG BARGAIN.
French blown glasses , with your own
nitial engraved on the glass , worth ! ! oc ,
Monday , 12Je.
Don't fail to see our $ ( i.95 dinner sot.
NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE.
212 N. IGth street.
Something now in toilet sots iust in ;
12 pieces. $7.50. M. II. Bliss , 1110 Fnr-
iiini street. _
Eye .t oar surgeon , E. T. Allen , M.D.
rtuingo blk , 15th & Harnoy , Omaha. Of
ice days , Men. , Tucs. , Wed. , and Sat.
To Ho Continued.
The Corn Pulnco Festival , Sioux Citv ,
intil October 25 , 1891. Tickets on sale
it reduced rates at all olliees.
Handsome Griuiiinei-uv Purlr.
Wo offer your choice of 00 of the most
jeuutiful lots in this addition at $000
j.ich , $50 cash and $10 per month.
Tills offer is good for : ! 0 days , com-
ncneing Monday , October 18 and end-
ng Saturday , November 21 , next.
Every lot not bold on November 21
vill be advanced to $800.
A. P. TITKEY ,
Now York Life.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
A Now York Jobber Unrd Up Sees in Oul * * „
Immouso Trade
AN OUTLET FOR HIS ENTIRE STOCK ,
Ho rotiftlKiiK U * " ( ) ( IMcccN I'lnc Drcif
Good ! ) to Hell ( or v\ lint Tliuy
Will llrlnc , anil Tomorrow
They Go In Kour liols.
LOT NO. 1 AT 2oC.
An immense lot Scotch cheviots nnd
an elegant line of 40-Inch wide fancy
colored plaids ; 51-inch plain and fancy
French tricot llunnol ; 'W-inch line Kiiff-
lish hnnrlotlns in all the newest shados.
All these go at 2.V a vard and are worth
double.
LOT NO. 2 AT 50C.
40 Inch all wool M-oteh pluids ; 10 Inch
all wool Fllk strlnos ; all wool silk llnlsh
honrioltus ; 40 inch line all wool borgcs ,
and 50 pieces 40 inch nil wool fancy suit
ings of the very latest patterns worth up
to $1.00 a yard , go at oOc.
LOT NO. It AT 75C.
42 Inch all wool whipcords In the now
cst shades ; IS inch all wool french
serges ; oil inch all wool imported habit
cloth ; CO inch all wool storm cheviot ? .
Tlieho goods are all worth $1.2" ) , but go
at 75c a yard.
LOT 4 AT $1.00 A YARD.
42-inch wide Bedford cords in every
imaginable shade ; an immense line of
now imported milled camel'i * hair ; 20
pieces of the finest novelty suitings in
all the newest filed51Inch ; French
broadcloths ; Mlk warp hcnriottas in
black and colors ; 25 different stvles
novelty black goods , no two styles alike.
All goat $1.00 a yard , none worthless
than $ i'.00.
GRAND GKOCKERY SALE
IN THE BASEMENT.
No good housekeeper can afford to
mi&s this crockery sale. Whole sots of
good dishes , line lamps , bowls , pitchers ,
water sei ; in fact anything from a lo
HUUCO dish to an elegant Huvilund
dinner set will ho found , and at prices
that will make regular crockery dealers
chip to pieces.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
Right on the corner now.
N W cornerJOth and Douglas. Q
Got your millinery at 220 North IGtu
street and save from $1.00 to $11.00 a hut ,
"
Annewult Co.
The IlurliiiKuMi'H No. U
Ih the finest train west of Chicago.
It is composed of elegant reclining clinir
cars , { s-oats free ) Pullman sleepers of
most modern design , furnished with li
braries and other conveniences , and the
famous "Burlington" dining care , in
which meals of superior excellence and
generous variety are served at the uni-
formprieo of 75c.
No. 2 leaves the Union Depot
at 4jO : ; p. in. daily , is vesiibuiod
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 connection in
that city with all fast express trains for
Now York , Philadelphia , Boston and
intermediate cltlcH.
Besides this the Burlington has two
other oxprcs-s trains Omaha to Chicago
No. 4 , leaving at 9:50 : a. in. , is for loco ,
travel in Iowa and Illinois , and No. 0
leaving at 9:20 : p. m. , allows the busy
man to complete the day in Omalui.
LJily ticket office 122i ; Farnam street.
W. F. VAir.L , Agt.
Used in Millions of Koines 40 Years the Standard ,
Annual Furniture and Carpet' Sale.
Our special sale will continue one week longer.
Nearly every piece originally set apart for this sale has
been sold and we have now added to the assortment 500 de
sirable pieces.
This sale Includes Furniture and Carpets of every descrip
tion , and an odd lot of Curtains , Porticrrcs and Drapery Goods.
All goods marked with Blue Figures are one-half price.
40 Curled Hair Mattresses , $12.50.
100 Special Mattresses , $4. 75. *
Fresh new material made to order , any size.
Chairs , Tables , Rockers , Odd Parlor Pieces , etc. , in pro- , '
fusion.
Charles Shiverick & Co. |
r 1208 , 12 10 Farnam Street.