8 THOU OMAHA DAILY BJEE , SUNDAY , DBOEMBEK 0 , 1891-S.LXTEEN PAGES.
AN INIQUITOUS COMBINE ,
Btrennotis Efforts of the BimboczUng Mod"
ioino Trust
TO CHOKE OFF COMPETITION ,
IV. It. HI.MIlicit Co. Simula IJctwccn
the I'eriple nnd tlio CrnspliiR
Monopoly , Haying ; "Tims
J-'nrnnd No Knrtlmr. "
The following is an extract from a
Kpccch delivered nttho recent Louisville
meeting of in inufacturore , jobbers and
retailers , which was hold lo dovleoways
and means to proventcutllng in the drug
business : "Tho retailers are now In arms
and ready to assist the proprietor * *
* in every way possible * * * * to
eliminate the cutter. lie Is a bad man. "
Why is ho a bad man ? Prices are
cut nnd blushed in tlio grocery business ;
in the clothing business ; in the dry
goods business and in every oilier line
of merchandising. What law , then , is
there of commerce or logic , to prevent
tlio dealer in drugs and medicines from
boldly entering the arena and arawing
and commanding trade by the power of
price ? If there is any line of goods on
the green footstool of the Almighty
which should bo sold at the lowest pos-
niblo margin of profit , that line is drugs.
The use of medicines is priimi facia
evidence of physical suffering. But
what is that suffering in comparison
with the anguish often experienced by
those who have loved , ono whom they
co hourly drawing nearer to death s
door for the want of high-priced reme
dies which their means cannot supply ,
but which if the truth were known proba-
b'y ' cost the druggist a mere pittance ?
Wo say that it is a crying and burning
bhamo on the pconlo of this progressive
ago that the specifics for "ovory di&cabo
that flesh is heir to , " which an all wise
providence has scattered over the broad
uco of the earth should bo controlled
y a grasping trust and that every at
tempt to supply those necessaries at a
fair price should bo mot with the most
strenuous opposition. Will you do your
duty and assist in breaking this iniquit
ous combine or will you hoh ) to make
your fetters heavier ? Tlio choice lies
with you. Wo have as complete a line
of drugs as is to bo found In nnv drug
Btoro in Omaha. Rival druggists , or
physicians who have their ollico
rent paid by paid druggists , may
toll you that our goods are
low qualitv , or that thov are not
fresh. Wfc GUARANTK1-J ICVERY
PARTICLE OF MUDICINE IN OUR
DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION DE
PARTMENT TO BK OF THE VIORY
HIGHEST QUALITY THAT THE
MARKETS OF THE WORLD AF
FORD. WE WARRANT EVERY
THING TO BE STRICTLY FRESH
AND WHOLESOME and Invite analy
sis of our goods by competent authority
and welcome comparison with those of
any other store. The senior member of
our linn followed the drug business for
twenty-live years and two registered
pharmacists are constantly on duty in this
department. They have hold posi
tions in leading stores in this and other
cities , and they must bo competent or
the Nebraska State Board of Pharmacy
would not have issued certificates , to
them. Wo sell patent medicines-cheap ,
but not half so cheap as wo fill pro
scriptions. Try us onco. Bring us ono
you've had filled tome place olso. Wo'li
make you n , pric6 that will open your
eyes. .lust to show you how cheap
patent medicines can bo sold and still
not bo sold below cost , we'll soil
FOR MONDAY ONLY
Hood's Sarsaparilla G7c.
Mile's Nervine 07c.
Mile's Heart Cure C7c.
Boneon'h Capcino Plasters 17c.
Hood's pills 18c.
Scott's Fmulsion GOc.
Warner's Safe K. and L. Cure , O.'ic.
Those prices are for Monday only ,
but thobo goods ana every other patent
medicine- made will bo always found in
our drug and prescription department
at a discount from the regular price of
about 25c on the dollar.
SLASHING GROCERIES.
Monday morning will witness a ter
ritlo slaughter of prices all over our
grocery department. Everything goes
away down to bed rock , ' 'and not for n
day but for all timo. " For years we've
led the grocery procession in Omaha ,
and wo propose to stay in the van. No
matter where you're "buying your gro
ceries , or what you'ro paying for thorn ,
you can henceforth buy them cheaper at
Bennett's. Wo absolutely guarantee
this , and you lose money if you buy ono
dollar's worth of goods in this' line ,
without first getting our prices. Como
in Monday and eo.
We're going to sell children's rubbers
for C cents again Monday in our shoo
department. Watch the papers for
some surprises in this line. Don't for
got our big stock of holiday goods.
W. R. BENNETT CO ,
Christmas Slippers.
Wo are showing our usual largo line
of holiday slippers , ranging in quality
Iroin the lowest to the finest goods.
Make your selections early.
Largest stock. Best assorted.
Lowest prices.
llth and Farnam Sis. A. D. MORSE.
\\i.\XKit TUUIS :
To Siinimur via tlioValiasli
Itouto.
The Wabtish are now soiling round
trip tickets good returning Juno I ,
1WI2 , to all the winter resorts in Ton-
noh-'ico. Mississippi , Alabama , Georgia ,
Florida , North and Soutli Carolina ,
Louisiana , Arkansas and Texas ,
The quickest and best route to the
Hot Springs of Arkansas. For tickets
and full information in regard to routes
cast or south call at Wab.ish olllco , 1502
Furnum street , or write G , N. Cluvton ,
N. W. Pass. Agt.
Roller skating at Coliseum.
.
- -
The now Hotel Brunswick , 10th and
Jackson , with all modern improvom outs
Now opou for guosls , Moderate prices
A largo assortment of French china
foe decorating at Moudv'b China Store ,
1102 N. 10th street.
A Clifton Hill bargain. Open for uno
week. Easy terms. Enquire ul Dal/.oll's
confectionery , Ho N. Kiln street.
TUKOUGIl SM3ICIMVG OAUS.
KIIIIHIH : City lo Mot S
Commencing November 15 the Mis-
bourl Pacific Railway company will re
sume the through bleeping car services
between Kansas City and Hot Springs ,
Ark , , "Tho World's Sanitarium and
Resort ; " leaving Kansas City at 0:10 : p.
m. via the "Wagonor Route" through
the beautiful Indian Territory and Ar-
Ka'nsas Valley vlaColToyvllloVagonor ,
Fort Gibson , Van Duron , Fort Smith
and Little Rock. For tickets , descrip
tive illustrated pamphlet and further
information call or address company s
ollices , N. E. corner IJJth and Farnam or
Jopot 15th and Webster ,
J. O. PiULum , A. G. P , & F. A.
U'UOS. y , GoimiEV , P , & T. A.
STONEIHLLS ,
Great Drew Goods , Alss Great Time Sato
Tomorrow ,
GREAT 'BARGAINS EVERY HOUR ,
\VonilrrTul ImrgaliiH for All Day
Upon Harg.ilns 1'llcd
Up for JMomlny Lace
Curtain Sale.
Besides our tlmo sale Monday wo
nhal ! inaugurate the greatest aalo of
dress goods over held in Omaha. Wo
arc not golnir to carry any dross goods
over , and in consequence for all day
Monday wo shall oiler dross goods at
nearly one-half actual price.
Before naming the prices on our dress
goods wo will give you the Items for
our limo sale.
Botwcon the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock
Monday wo shall olTor 10,000 yards of
lining cambric at Ic n yard. Those lin
ings have been wot- , but 'aro not dam
aged in the least.
Between the hours cf. 0 and 10
Wo shall olTor your choice of any untrimmed -
trimmed hat in our hou'so for 25c.
Itotnumhor that \vo carry tlio largest
line of felt hats carried by any house in
Omaha and have the very finest quali
ties. In fact wo have untrlmnicd hats
as high as S.'i.OO each , but no matter ,
they go between the hours of 9 and 10
Monday at 2-lc. They will bo found in
tlio rear of the llrst lloor.
Between the hours of 10 and 11.
Wo shall oiler 2,000 yards of black
silk. Some of them have little colored
patterns. Wo bought thorn of J. V.
Farwell Co. in Chicago , for 2oc on
$1.00 , as they wore remnants" There are
from 5 to 20 yards in a picco , and arc
worth $1.00 per yard. They go between
the hours of 10 and 11 Monday , at 3c ! ) a
yard.
Between the hours of 11 and 12.
Wo shall olTor ; ! ,000 fancy plush and
silk tassels and ornaments , worth oc , 7c ,
and lOc each , at IJc.
Between the hours of 12 and 1
Wo shall otTer 2,000 yards of calico that
has boon wet at lea yard.
Between the hours of 1 and 2
Wo shall olTor Corticolli spool silk , in
black and all colors at fie a spool. Tlieso
are 100-yard spools.
This is a great ohanco for dressmakers.
Between the hours of 2 and , ' !
Wo ofTor o,000 yards of silk velvets at
G9o a yard. These velvets are put on lo
once moro by special request , as there
has about oO of o-ur customers asked for
them , and wo do it simply as an accom
modation , None of thorn are worth loss
than $2.00 a yard , and up as high as
S3. 00.
Botwcon the hours of 3 and 4
Wo olTor 3,000 yards of double width
sheeting , 6 i inches wide , made of the
best bleached muslin , worth 12Jc u yard.
For ono hour our price will bo oc.
Wo shall limit 10 yards to a customer.
Between the hours of 4 and o.
Wo offer ono of the greatest bargains
that has been on sale since wo began our
time salo.
Your choice of any corset in our house
forT/ie. / The P. D. and alj other cele
brated makes go at this prico.
Between the hours of o and 0.
Wo olTor CO dozen towels that we have
been soiling at oOc , for just ono-half
price , 2oc.SPECIAL
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Owinj ; to our inability to wait on the
trade Of our great ribbon sale yesterday
wo bliall continue the same for Monday.
All ribbons are one-fourth price , and
Bomo of thorn a great deal less than that.
There is not a yard of cotton ribbon in
the lot , at prices from IJc per yard up.
DUESS GOODS SALE.
Our entire stock of dross goods on sale
Monday at prices that are unheard of in
the history of Omaha dry goods trade.
Double width honriotta goes for lOc a
yard.
$1.00 hcnrietta goes for 49c a yard.
$ lf > 0 honriotta goes for 75o a vard.
In fact , everything in our dress goods
stock is going for pretty near one-half
value.
All our remnants will go at same
ratio.
There will bo big bargains all over
the store in dilToront classes of goods.
Wo shall give one-third olT the
marked price on lace curtains , . , Thih
will bring them down to less than their
actual cost.
STONKIIILLS ,
11(1 ( & 118 S. 10th St. , Omaha.
Western People In
Cnu'iiio , 111. , Dee. 5. [ Special Telegram
to TUB DHK , ] The following western people
wore In the city :
At the Gr.ind Pacific George A. Boynton ,
T. A. Murphy , Davenport , la. ; E. T. Koch ,
Cedar Uunlds , In. ; N. 1' . Poll , Omaha ; .1. M.
Moan , Sioux City , la.
At the Iceland Otto Albrecht , Davenport ,
la. ; H. A. Maglll , M. M. Kobbins , ( Jlliiton.lu.
At the Auditorium Mr. and Mrs. Harry
West , Mrs. W. K. Andrews , Mrs. P. W.
Lohmann , Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Cummins ,
Miss Lou Klbert , Miss ICato Cummins , all of
Dos Molnos , la. ; Harry H. Moday , Omaha.
At the Hiehollou C. D. Jameson , Iowa
City , la.
At tlio Wellington A. P. Doe , Davenport ,
Ja. ; Miss L. I'rentlce , Omaha ; Miss A.
VYoodislcoy , Omaha.
At the I'alinar 14 C. Merrill , Omaha ; N.
A. I.olpslgcr , Louis Wclnstein , Durllngton ,
la. ; .1. II. Preston , Sioux City , la.
No gripping , no nausea , no pain when Do-
Witt's Little ICarly KlsoH are taken , Small
pill. Safe pill. liost pill.
Dr. Birnov euros catarrh. Boo bldg ,
Clilld'H Hospital
The sale of useful and ornamental articles
at 010 Farnam street for the benefit of the
ClarUson Memorial hospital fund closed
yesterday afternoon. The sale lasted two days
and uroved to tie unite successful. Some-
tht ui ; like 100 was cleared bv the effort. All
tlio dolls und other articles not bold
at the sale were removed to the hospital on
Dodge street , whore they will bo sold very
chcan at private sate. Those who wish i o
purchase a handsome Christmas present may
either call at the hospital or upon Mrs.
Clarkson at " 017 Bt. Mary's avenue , where
they can hare the opportunity of selecting
from the stock of pretty things.
A very small pill , hut , a very good one. Do-
Witt's lltllo Karly Ulion.
Dr. Cullimoro , occullht , Moo building.
Clergymen who doslro to obtain permits -
mits , good over lines of the Burlington
Route for 1892 , are requested to make
application for same at the city ticket
olllco , 1223 Farnam street.
street.J.
J. FllANCl.s ,
Gon'l Pass , and Ticket Agent.
Tlio Chlonuo & .NortlixvoHtcru
Runs llvo eastern passenger trains
dally from Omaha. The 5 o clock and
the 9:20 : p. m. limited vestibule trains
arrive and depart ill root from the Union
Pacltlo donot , Omaha. Those trains are
fully supplied with all that U modern
and artistic In uasbongor equipment , es
pecially as regards the now Wagner
and Pullman sleepers and free parlor
cars. Everybody knows what "North
western" dining cars are. City ticket
olllco 1401 Farnam streot.
G. F. WEST , It. U. RiTcinn.
0. P. & T , A ,
THE BOSTON STORE ,
Last and Qroatjjt Effort to Clear Out Every
thing in the Basement ,
MUST HAVE ROOM FOR THE TOYS ,
Anything nnd tivcrytliliiR , AVIiothor
\Vliolo 1'lcoe or Itcninnnt , Stnp'o
Calico or Fancy Curtain , Hvory-
tlilng In tlio Whole Hnncnicnt.
TO BE SOLD AND CLEARED OUT
TOMORROW.
Two cases extra wide white wool
Blinker llnnnol 5c a yard , worth 25c.
Two cases fancy back black dress
linings 2Jc , worth 12Jc.
Ono case of black and colored silk
finished velveteens 16c , worth 50c.
Ono case of children's fine white
merino wool underwear , all sixes , vests
and pants , 12c } , worth 50c.
The finest grades of men's nil wool
camel's hair scarlet and natural under
wear 60c , worth $1.2o.
FROM AN OMAHA WHOLESALE
STATIONERY HOUSE.
Ono thousand do/.cn Dlxon's host
nickel and rubber tip lead pencils Ic
each or lOc a dozen. Regular price oc
each.
Also best quality playing cards Oo a
pack , worth 15c. *
And 500 Imitation alligator hand satch
els at ! ! 0c , worth $1.25.
Our entire stock of fancy shopping
baskets , all sizes , at ! ! c , worth JJiic.
An immense lot of men's and boys'
warm knit cardigan jackets , to close
them out go at25 < 3 , worth $1.25.
A thousand yards of Parisian fancy
work dress trimmings 8c a yard , worth
75c.
75c.A
A whole table of fur , feather , plush
and nstrachan trimming 25c , worth $1.50
yard.
A case of heavy long napped , drill
back canton llnnnol 0c } , worth 12jc yard.
Ono case of imitation china silk dra
peries , 7o a yard , worth 18c.
FOUR SPECIAL UNDERWEAR
BARGAINS
ON OUR MAIN FLOOR.
Ono lot of ladies' heavy jersey ribbed
underwear 25c.
Ladies' line camel's hair underwear in
vest or pants -lOo each.
The finest grades of all wool xephyr-
knit , sovon-ribbed underwear 50c.worth
$1.50.
Our finest grades of natural all wool
underwear , medicated scarlet cashmere
underwear and imported camel's hair
underwear 75c , worth $1.75.
THE LOUVRE KID GLOVE .STOCK
NOW ON SALE AT TIT ] . : BOSTON
STORE AT ABOUT ONE-TENTH ITS
VALUE.
TREMENDOUS CASH PURCHASE
OF A BANKRUPT CLOAK SALE.
$21,000 fine cloaks at : tc ! on the dollar ,
Bought at the recent failure of Louis
Adler , 170 Madison street , Chicago.
Buy cloaks now at half cost of material.
Ladies' duo black cloth reefers , fur
trimmed and plain , elegant goods , $ . ' ! ,08 ,
$4.08 and $5.75.
Ladies' all wool diagonal cloth reefers ,
30 inches long , largo opossum fur collar
and fur facing , trimmed with four hand-
fcomo fur ornaments ; those roofers are in
all sixes ; cost to manufacture , $12.50 ;
they go tomorrow at $7.50.
Ladies' reefer jackets , fine opossum
fur trimmings ; manufacturer's cost ,
$12.50goat$7. ; ! > a
150 reefer jackets , in a variety of fur
rovers , cost to manufacture $10.00 , go at
$9.08.
Your choice of 3 styles grand gar-
jnotits. Ladies' reefers made of genuine
camel's hair cloth1 , with real black astra-
chan fur collar and fur facings.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
Right on the corner now ,
N. W. cor. 10th and Douglas.
Sheet .Music ; .
A. Ilospo. 1513 Douglas stroot.
Organs from $2-3 up. Easy terms
Havdon Bros.
W. T. Seaman , wacrons and carriage5
J. E. Dietriclcaroimect.ijN. ) ) Y Life.
zoom o.u.iui.
Drowned.
While Gcorco Hoffman was cnyaRod in help-
ng lill tlio prcnt depression in tlio alloy be
tween 1C nnil L anil Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets yesterday afternoon ,
ono of bis horses tumbled down tuo omb.ink-
incut into a pool twenty foot deep uud was
drowned. Mr. IIolTmuh had n narrow escape
from tumbling in after the animal.
Occ.Ntrict Hkulc.
The presentation of "Old Deestrict SUulo"
by tlio Kpworth league nt Blum's hall Mon-
nay and Tuesday ovonlncs promises to prove
n great success. The followinc persons will
participate : J. D. Thomas , T. H. Scott. J ,
A , Silver , Mrs. George Chase , Miss llettio
Alooro , Miss Hello Fonner , Mrs. H. U.
Younp , Miss Noru Cox , Mlis Lizzio Gray ,
Mrs. Uatoman. F. Kttor , E. O. Walker , J. 1J.
Krlon. Mrs. Amy Sherwood , Mr. unit Mrs. C.
L. Cole , J. O. Eastman , II. Murdock , .loo
Crawford , Mrs. K. K. Crawford , Mrs. J. W.
Cox , Mrs. P. A. Uarrott , D. S. Curtis , M.
Miioerry , Airs. .Iiimos Ciu-lm , .Mrs. T. U ,
Scott.
South Oinaliu Chiiitnniiii. |
The Soutli Omaha Chnntauijua circle will
hold its next regular weekly meeting nt the
residence of N , D. Mann , on Twenty-second
street between .1 nnd K , Tuesday evening ,
December S. A varied program will bo pre
sented and a pleasant occasion Is anticipated.
All members of the cirolo will take notice of
the change of date. Any persons interested
ir. the chautauuua work are uhvuys welcome
to ihcso meetings.
Ynr l anil Ollioo Notes.
,1. 11. Poltovln of Dow City , la. , placed a
load ol hogs on the marliot. .
The I'latcnu Llvo Stock company , of
Puoulo , Colo. , sent fa two cars of cattlo.
IL C. Lindvlllo of D.uvson , Mo. , jjavo Kan-
flas City the go-by and anarUatcd his cattle
hero.
The rocular monthtv mooting of the ox-
chatiRO and Hoard of Directors occurs.Mon
day at II p. m.
Among shipper * from Pueblo , Colo. , who
marketed cattle were Halo Silllngor , K ,
OUliiiiui and A. Heiatt.
C. S. Llbby , it stockman nt Crcstou , In. ,
prefers the Omiilia to tlio Chicago maricot ,
nnd came In with three cars of cattle.
\V. Nichols of North Head br.iufhl in
three loails of caulo of his ow'i fooaini ? that
were krood enough to bring fc" ) , topping the
inurKot.
.Muxiu City .Miniatures.
Morgan Hcafoyhas returned from Oxlord
whc.ro ho was thu guest of tils brother
Thomas.
.1. I. Munso.v , tlio WolU.Fargo oxprossmau
hero , will bo married thU morning to Miss
Osborno of Beatrice ,
The ladles of the First Bant 1st church will
servo dinner Wednesday , Djcombor 0 , at the
church , corner Twenty-seventh and M ,
The sale of fanov articles held hi a vacant
store room In the Bachelor : , ' quarters for the
bnnollt of tuo Clarksoa Memorial hospital ,
Friday nnd Saturday , was very largely
imtronUed and a larco sum of money taken
la for the deserving charity. Mrs. Clarkson
had general supervision of the sale , and wns
a&slstad by Mrs. Papploton , the Misses Clark-
son , Mhs Hall , Miss Bachu.Mrs. Mtllspaupb.
Mrs. Siuvorlck , MM , McKcnna. Mrs , Kd
Peck , Mrs , llarualow , Miss Caldwell , who
( ireildod at varloui tables and gave aid m
the torvlco ot luncheon.
Pr , DJrnoy JVWe ? CfUdrrk Bep bldg.
EXCITEMENT
On Sixteenth -'Street ' , Between Gapito
Avenue and Davenport Street !
GREAT CROWDS FLOCK TO THIS POINT ,
Hunh Itargnlns were Never Heard ui
Heforo iui nt tlio Die Halo Now
On at ( ho New York
Uar nln Store.
Wanted 2o snloalndles at onco.
Sucli bargains wore noror hoard of
boforo.
THE BIGGEST , GREATEST G'HUSH
of people since the opening of this popu
lar Bloro. Como out and see for your
self.
self.FOR
FOR TOMORROW , MONDAY ,
wo will place on otircountors 1.000 dozen
gold band real china cups nmt saucers.
These are not the conunon Iron stone
china , but real genuine china. The
actual market price is $2.00. Out
lrlco ) for
MONDAY ONLY 75C PER SET.
Wo 1mvo also 1,000 do/.on dinner plates
to match , genuine real china , worth
$2.00 ; our price for
MONDAY ONLY 70C PER SET.
Don't fail to come and get a sot ol
those real chinu cups and saucers. They
are the biggest bargain over offered.
5,000 plain white cream pitchers ,
worth up to 25e ,
MONDAY ONLY 5c EACH.
Bowls nnd pitchers worth $1.50 , our
price for
forMONDAY
MONDAY ONLY 75e.
China slop jars with covers , worth
$2.50 ,
MONDAY ONLY $1.2-5 EACH.
Our lamp bale Saturday was n grand
success , and of the 250 lamps wo put on
sale wo have only it few dozen loft , and
wo will still continue to sell them until
they are sold. Come early if you want
one.
100 piece complete dinner sot , best
English Mcakin ware , beautifully decor
ated in brown , blue and gray. Every
piece stamped anil registered , the real
value $15.00 ; our price for
MONDAY' ONLY $7.20.
A center draft round bureau lamp with
a 0-ineh bibquo shade and fount to
match , a lamp sold all over the world
for $0.50 , oil" price for
MONDAY ONLY'$1.00.
Wo have a lumpequully as good with a
largo No. S single burner , with a 0-inch
bisque shade and fount to match , in
handsome decorationb , worth 85.00 ; our
price for
t MONDAY'ONLY $1.09.
STILL MORE BARGAINS.
A complete 12 piece toilet sot with
slop jars , neat and pretty decorations ,
in pink , blue , brown and red , sold every
where for SS.OO , our price for
MONDAY ONLY S3.SO.
5,000 French blown glasseslhe thinest
glass made , worth 15c ,
MONDAY ONLY 5C.
A complete wino sot , six glass , bottle
tle and glass tray , worth S2.00 ; our price
for
MONDAY ONLY 50. : .
Four bottle castor worth $1.50 , our
price forMONDAY
MONDAY ONLY * -10c.
GRANITE WARE.
Wo will soil our granite ware Monday
below cost , as wo must have the room it
takes up for our toys. If you need some
granite wave
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE.
All mail orders for this sale will bo
carefully attended to. No extra charge
for packing.
Don't forgot the place.
NEW Y'ORIC BARGAIN STORE ,
212 North Kith street ,
The leaders of low prices.
Open every evening until 0 o'clock.
Now and artislic toilet sets just re
ceived at Moody's China Store , o02 N.
10th streot.
Dr. C'ullimoro , occulist , Bee building.
Banjos , $1.23 ; guit-irs , $3.00 ; music
boxes , 50c up. S. Bank , IHiS. 10th bt.
Artistic Pic-turn Frames.
A. Iloapp , 151 ! ! Douglas street.
Stove rcpaiis. 1207 Douglas street.
Wogman piano. Now scalo. Now
tuning device. Sold on installments.
Ilayden Bros.
Now and rare drugs and chemicals.
Sherman & McConnell , west of postolllco.
S. R. P.itten. dentist , Bee building.
Hound to Win.
Excellent service , safety , convenience ,
and low rates are matters closely looked
for and always appreciated by a dis
criminating public.
This is conclusively proven by the
great popularity of the Chicago &
Northwestern afternoon llyor. This
train leaves the U. P. depot , Omaha ,
daily at 5 o.'clock and arrives in Chicago
at S:15 : the next morning , witn free par
lor cars , now Pullman and Wagner
sleeper and dining cars , vostibulod
throughout.
City ticket olllco M01 Farnam street.
Biiggago chocked from residences and
hotels direct to destination.
G. P. WnyjvR. . R. RiTC-imc ,
C. P. & , T. A. General Agent.
Anllcta iif Jtve llneaur lrm ttn'tcr Hits liciul , li/ty
ccntc < tfli ml lltlniidl liny ten end * .
Horn to Mr. uml Mis , t'lmrli's McDonald , Tues
day , DuiHiinbi'r I , it son.
mi I'rlMiii / ( , rt/i/
ten ccn'- :
Or. f'hiirlim A. , lit tuMvs
ilonco uf liur iliiimhlur. Mix. DcMrr h.
Tlioinus , U.VJ North Twenty sovuntli luunuo.
I'lincra ! MirvluoK timidity. December 0 , Ib'JI ,
ut S'M : o'cluuk.
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A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known ,
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
LNo other baking powder docs such work.
BENNISON BROS ,
Everybody Invited to Visit Our Holiday
Goods In Our Btuomont ,
HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT OPEN MONDAY.
AYlicro Vou Will Find n Lr\r o nnil
Ulognnt Stook of Toys , Games ,
Hooks , Imported China , Fancy
Goods , Kiv.
Now things in wood nnd oxidized
effects , children's chairs and rockers ,
sleds , Bhoolllos , rocking horses , wheelbarrows -
barrows ; also ti great many rich and now
toys.Como
Como In and see Barnum's calliope on
wheels.
In books wo have the largest line of
children's books over shown in the west
at lOc , Me. 2c ( ) , 2.K'IKJ and up.
Wo olTor Monday 100 Doro's Blhlo
Gallery , handsomely illustrated , at the
low price of H'Je each. '
Als-o 2,000 books by best authors , all in
host bindings , formerly sold from oOc to
Sl.fiO. You can take your pick at 2"o
each. Remember , this is tlio greatest
banrain over olTcrcct in Omaha in books.
Our line of dolls is the largest wo over
imported. Wo can sell you a doll at
almost any price you desire , from Cc up.
And last but not least Is a carload of
candy and nuts.
Fine broken candy , 8c per pound.
Cream mix candy lou pound.
Pure hand made cream candles 2-3c
pound.
Full line mix nuts at a low prico.
Elegant line Christmas tree orna-
monts.
Everybody turn out Monday nnd see
the fun and bo sure and got in the right
place , lolO Douglas street.
Wo ao also offering great bargains
on first lloor in fancy goods for presents ,
also largo line dress goods , silks and
velvets , hosiery , underwear , etc. at rock-
bottom prices.
Wo are also offering a largo line of
fur rugs for $2.OS up , also a largo line of
Smyrna and Melton rugs at very low
prices and they make a very useful
Christmas present.
From now until Christina1 ? wo will of
fer special bargains in every department
every day in the week.
CLOAKS AND FURS.
Buy your cloaks , fur capes and muffs
Monday , greatest bargains over offered.
Ladies' black oonoy fur capes , $1 80.
Ladies' genuine as'traehan fur capes ,
$ ( i.OO , worth $12.00.
Ladies' llnest quality nstrachan fur
capes , long pointed front and 10-inch
back , Monday $15.00 , worth $2.3.00.
Genuine nutria beaver fur capes ,
$12.50 , worth $20.00.
Black marten fur capes only $15.00 ,
cheap at $2-5.00.
Wo will sell Monday ladies' genuine
Hudson beaver fur capes , in lightest
color , 10-inch back , long pointed front ,
at the low price of $20.80 , worth $50.00.
Ladies' linost quality mink capes
$20.80 , worth $50.00.
Everything in fur capos at nearly half
price during this sale Monday.
Now is the time to buy your fur capes
and mufl's for holiday presents. Don't
wait until the last few days before
Christmas , but buy now und avoid the
great rush.
1,000 ladies' and clnldron's mulTs at
50c to $10.00 each.
Monday will be a busy day in our
shawl department * Ladies' beaver
shawls at $2.00 , $2.50 , $3.60 , 88.081.60
and $5.00 each , all worth nearly double.
Wo are overloaded on shawls. Como in
Monday. The prices arc c utdcop.
Don't forgot wo are closingouta great
many ladies' and children's cloaks at
lees than half price. .
BENNISON BROS.
Dv. Cullimoro , occulist , Bed building.
4
Solid Trams ! 'Tom Oiniiha.
Vestibulcd. electric lighted and steam
heated , with I he finest dining , sleeping
and reclining chair car service in the
world , via the ' Chicago A ; Omaha Short
Lino" of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway. Double daily train
service , leaving Omaha at 12:13 : f , m.
and 0:20 : p. in , , with no transfer at Coun
cil Blufl's as heretofore. App'.y 1501
Farnam street for ticUotsand further In
formation or address F. A. NASH ,
J. E. PKK.STON. Gen. Agt.
City Pass. Agt.
Sheet mtibic lOc per copy ; alarm clock's
05c. S. Bunk , 110S. 10th.
Competition trembles wneu Hayden
Bros , open prices on pianos and organ.
Rubber syringes , waterbottlos.tubinjr
trusses at Sherman . 4 itMcConnell's . , w. p. ,
Four hundred and fifty dollar piano.
Warranted seven years for $187.50.
Now scale. Hayden Bros.
New Suiilc IClmlnill ! 'iuirn. :
A. Ilospo , 1518 Douglas street.
Oloruymon
Desiring half rate faro permits on the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway
for the year 181)2 ) , will ploasp make their
applications as soon as possible at Union
Ticket olllco , 1501 Farnam st. , Omaha.
F. A. NASH ,
General Agent.
For holiday goods call at Moody's
China Store , I02 ! N. Kltli street
' Special watch , jewelry and musical
Instrument bale. S. BaiiK , 11US. Kith at
WE ARE AFTER MONEY ,
WoVnnt \ You to Take Away Some of Our
Furniture ,
YOUR MONEY FOR OUR FURNITURE ,
A Genuine CIcnrInc Sale of Turn I tit re
by n TlioroiiKlily Hcliiililc House
Cliiinitierliiln , Anderson \t
O'Comicll , ilOH.-MO N. Kltli.
Wo nocd money and you need furni
ture , perhaps , or If you don't need it
just now you will need it soon.
Now wo propose to offer you furniture
nt such ridiculously low prices for tlio
next thirty days that you will fool coin-
polled to buy. You know we do not ad-
verllso much in the ptipais , but when
wo do you can rest assured wo will not
try and deceive you into believing that
wo are goinir to offer you diamond-
studded center tables for the price of
pine ones , but are going to offer you the
best line of furniture in this city at such
astonishingly low prices that you will
buy whether you want it now or at some
future time.
Wo have marked down all the furni
ture in our store to prices that must sell ,
for wo need the money worse than wo
nocd the furniture. Nothing has been
reserved. Bedroom suits , parlor suits ,
sideboards , wardrobes , hall racks , ta
bles , chairs , even some Christinas nov
elty Chairs that have just arrived are
Included in this swooping sale.
Need we say anything in praise of our
stockV Wo think not. Nearly every
body knows that wo carry the host to bo
had at prices ordinarily within the
roach of all. But now , wo were nevermore
moro in earnest in our lives.
Our furniture must bo gotten out of the
way and here are samples ofjoino of the
prices that will do it :
Woven wire springs at $1.23.
Cotton topni'ilti-cs c * , $2.00.
Six log square dining table * , antique
finish , $1.50.
Oil llnlshed sideboards , $10.00.
Combination book cases , $10.00aud up.
Chamber suits , n bounty , $15.00.
Parlor suits in silk tapestry , $50.00 ,
our usual low price , $ T > .00.
Center taolos at $1.25.
Lounges at $5.00and up.
Upholstered rockers * for Christmas
trade out to $ l.00 ! and up.
These prices are from 25 per cent to
. " 5 per cent below our regular prices ,
and when you call tomorrow you will
find thoin genuine bargains. The prices
quoted tire only a few samples , and wo
have hundreds moro of just such bar
gains for you. Como and see us tomor
row.
CHAMBERLAIN , ANDERSON &
O'CONNELL.
20S-210 N. Kith street , corner Capitol
avenue and 10th streot.
Sure Cure Tor DriiukciincsH.
The Bodal Gold Cure company a t
Blair , Nob. , has mot with such phenom
enal siit'cow in the euro of drunkenness
that now in every instance a euro is
guaranteed. If the patient does not
admit at the end of his treatment that
ho is cured of the liquor habit his money
will bo refunded , The cost of a euro is
$50 , which amount must bo paid in ad-
vanco. This is the only institute in the
United States where a guarantee is
civen that the liquor habit will bo
cured. The capital stock of tlio com
pany is $50,000. Pay no attention to the
barkings of rival concerns. Some of the
worst cases of drunkenness known have
boon cured by our treatment , and not a
single patient hns gone back to drink.
All information cheerfully given. Ad
dress THU BKUAI. GOLD CUKK Co.
Blair , Nob.
Every family should have a small
quantity of either brandy , whisky or
wino in the house in case of emergency.
Wo have the purest and deliver it free
in any quantity to any part of the city at
wholesale prices. Telephone 1TM. Mail
orders filled. Family Wine & Liquor
house , Henry Ilillor proprietor , ( ill !
North 10th street , Eiinond hotel block.
One beautiful Aristo panel given free
with every do/.cn cabinets at Gray's
gallery , 2K ! North 1(11 ( h street.
Tlio Way to Go.
You ha-vo seen California frequently
mentioned in newspapers and imigir/.ines.
Perhaps a friend has boon there , and
writes enthusiastic lollor-i back homo
about the climnto and the fruits It
makes you anxious to see the country
for yourself.
The best time to go is in the fall and
winter. Thnn work hero is least press
ing and California climate is now pleas
ing. Tlio way to go is via Santa Fe-
route , on ono'of that lines popular , por-
somilly-conducted parties , leaving Chicago
cage every Saturday ovoninc , and leav
ing Kansas City every Sunday morning.
Special agents and porters in attend
ance. Pullman tourist sleepers are used
furnished with bedding , mattro&sos ,
toilet articles , etc. Second class tickets
honored. . Write to K , L. Palmer , pas.
feontror agent Santa Fo Route , 111 N. Y ,
lifnT.idir , O.nih'i , Nob.
Dr. Cullimoro , oculist , Bee building
Hamilton Warren , M. D. . eclectic and
magnetic physician and surgeon. Spo-
cialtv , diseases of women and children ,
HON. 10th stroot. Telephone 148i
Roller skating at Coliseum.
Grand Opening of Toys nnil Holiday Qjoil *
Monday ,
GRAND AFTERNOON STREET PAGEANT *
fiantn Clans Une of .Mnreh Vou
All Invited to WltnrflH It Oraiul
nt tlio Store In
the
Having looked over the onormoui
space given to this department Hill
season , I flnd it will be possible to onlor *
tain the little folks much bolter thnn
horotoforo. Consequently I liuvo inudu
arrangomonto to have my headquarters
at their store from now until Christmas.
S A N'T A ( 'LAI'S.
GRAND STKKET I'AHA DM.
I will leave Ilayden H w. ' store at
120 : ! , noon , with my six beautiful white
horses and take In all the principal
streets of the cltv.
LINK OF MA IK1 II.
From store at Hlth street to Daven
port , Davenport to 18th , 18th to ruin
ing , Cuming to 2kh , 21th to Lake ,
Lake to lth ! ) , 10th to Spruce , Spruce to
ISth , ISth to Iznrd , Ixard to llltli , Kltli
to Douglas , Douglas to 9th ; , Oth to Far
nam , Farnam to Kith. 1th ( ! street to
store. IIAYDKN BROS.
STICKS.
Largo slock Xmns slippers cheap.
LA D IKS.
Ladies' rubbers , Itfc.
Ladies' felt slippers , Hoc.
Ladies' ' buckle overshoes , 75c.
Ladies' line dongola button shore ,
$2.00.
Ladies' patent tip dongola Irilton
shoes , $2.10. .
Ladies' line cloth top lace shoet,00 ; <
MISSKS.
Mi scs' buckle overshoes , 05c.
Misses' grain school shoos $1.2" ! .
Misscs's line dongola shoos 91.10.
Misses' strait go.it spring heel shoes
$1.0.1.
Misses' line cloth top shoo , B to B
widths $2. > 10.
MKX'S.
Men's neat dross shoo $1.75.
Mon'b satin oil calf shoes , $2.50.
Men's line calf hand welt shoos $ -1.90
lion's buckle arctics ! ) ( ) c.
%
Mon's Alaska overshoes 75e.
BOYS.
Boys' solid leather shoos , 12 to2 , $1.00.
Boys' B calf lace shoos , 12 to 2 , 41.25.
Boys' solid leather shoos , It to . " > , $1.15.
Boys' buckle arctics Inc.
IIAYDKN BROS. ,
Dry Goods and Shoos.
SEEKING A
and Cruilils liptwcon tlio
City anil Countr Cropping ITp.
For ton days the county commissioner *
have been busy figuring out the condition of
the road fund. They hoped to report yustor-
dav afternoon , but were compelled to aik for
more timn.
This investigation was brought about two
weeks ago when Mr. Berlin -stilted that the
road fund was in a wretched condition , hav
ing been overdrawn S.V.1,000. , At that tine
Mr. Timtno denied the statement made oy
Mr. Berlin and stated that tlio fund was not
only Intact , but that It contained something
like $ . ' : > ,000 unexpended. With opinions so
widely differing thu committee on roads went ,
to work to ascertain who was right.
Yesterday Mr. Uerlln said ho was willing'
to stand upon his llrst statement , while Mr.
Timmo said there was some $ s,00ii in t-lght ,
with other subjects to investigate.
Mr. Berlin insists that thu county owoj
South Omoha $ ] 0,00l > , North Thirtieth street.
ifll.fiOO , Carr ? luaO on grading South Thir
teenth street , nnd I ho city of Oinnlin j'.Ui'iii.M ' ' ) .
Mr , Timme admits Unit the books show an
indebtedness of $ 'Jili.SO ( ( ) in favor of the city
of Omaha , but claims that there Is an nlf.sot
of nearly that amount , for boarding city
prisoners.
In casn the county should clmrgo up this
amount , the city promises to tauo u hand.
Comptroller Goodrich stairs ilint n number
of times the city has advanced money
to i ay for doing county paving nnd grad
ing. This money has never been repaid.
There Is also another Item. In tlio city po
lice court , when prisoners are llnnil , n largo
number of them appeal to the dish lot court.
Then they frequently pay the lines iiiui costs
imposed by the lower court , but immediately
luo money Is paid into tlio county treasury
and the city never gets a cent. Comptroller
Goodrich is of the opinion that when tliU
matter is thoroughly Investigated it will bo
found that the county owns the city thou
sands of dollars , as the practice lias been
going on slnco the adoption of the metropoli
tan charter.
There Is no danger from whoopiiii ? eniigli
\\hon Uhaiiiborlain's Cough Remedy is freely
given. It keeps the cough loosu and makes
expectoration easy. ! i. and 50 cent bottles
for sale by druggists.
Dr. Birnoy tines catarrh. Bco
The following permits wore Issued by the
.superintendent of bulldiiiRs yostonlay .
A. I' . Tukuy , nun story friiniu ilwullliiKi
I'nity-litst and Or , nit stieuH . t 1,000
U. M. l'olstril | ) , niio stniy frame dwol-
lln , Ninoli'unth and A siicim. . 1,000
I'liui minor po. nillb . , . . I.IM
Total . . . . . . . . . "HIM
Constipation poisons the olood ; DoWitt'i
Little Knrly Klsors euro constipation. The
cause removed , the disease is gone.
Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh. Bee bldjj
J. 7
_ $ jj ttW .
c
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
A.MAX HOLZHEIMER'COMPANY ] |
12 0 South 16th St.
