Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDA.Y , SKITHMHKR 11 , 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES.
THE BOSTON STORE TOMORROW
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Will Oporats a Meat Gigantic Sale of
1802 Tall Dress Goods.
RUNNING INTO THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
Or the Moil Kliilmriitc , Klccnnt , Stylish
rorrlfii ami Doinc-ntln MlRli Ornilo
Drc-nn ( lnniU liver llunillril oil
the American Continent anil
A lltlO Of
JACKETS , RKKKERS AND BLASKRS
, . nnd the unttro stock of
LI "LK HOVAL , " THE ST. LOUIS
GLOVE STOKE.
This sale embraces Cluck Bros. ' onttro
IB)2 ! ) fall importations , representing u
cash value of over $50,000.00 , nnd nn Im
mense line of our own direct ] ) iirchascs
in the bust markets of the world.
I ! largo lots of double fold arcs * Roods ,
Including nil of Clucks' colored mohairs ,
brillmnlincs 10 Inches wide , nlsolOinch
nil wool mixtures , stripes , solid colors
and 2-tono QlTocts , which Gluek sold up
to ( ! 8c n yard , on sale tit The Boston Store
nt 2oe.
75 pieces of 40-Inch fancy suitings.
This line comes In plain and ml.xud
colora. also fancy silk stripe , shot ef
fects , including a line of serges in all
popular colors : just vho thing for early
fall wear , and Instead of Too per yard
our price will bo 3c. ! )
Black brllllanlines , 41 Inches wide ,
extra fine quality , and more stylish than
over real value ! ) Sc , from the Gluck
stock , for Monday fiOc per yard.
At 60 cents 08 pcs 40 Inch all wool
Scotch tweeds , cheviots and diagonal
suitings the most serviceable goods on
earth , all the latest colorings , real
value 8'Jc , for Monday 60c.
At 08 cents 00 pus 42 Inch French
high novelty olTocts , including Ottoman
cords , jacquards , croqueted illuminated
bongalincs and Bedford cords in
Jacquard olTocts , the sumo class of goods
sold in our city up to $1.75 per yard
our price 98c. or $4.00 for dross pattern.
60 pieces 61-inch French broadcloths ,
twilled backs. This is a special line and
our colorings nre simply the choicest in
the market , including "all the popular
shades , value $2.00 , our price $1.25 yard.
STORM SERGES.
The most popular dress fabric now in
the market. On sale al. the Boston
Store in 51-inch widths at 4oo , 69c , CSc
anu 08c. By examining them they will
bo found the best value ever offered in
our dress goods department.
FALL JACKETS.
I ! It seems wrong to cut prices BO , but
I * they have to go.
\ \ At $1.39-100 ladies' jackets , in ele
gant all wool gooda , sold every whore at
64.50. this week until all sold , $1.39.
At $2.05 7. ! latest style fall woicrht
jackets , line goods , usual price $5.00 :
till all sold , $2.05.
IN OUR BASEMENT.
DRESS GOODS DEP'T.
New double fold Bedford cords , colored
nnd black , wool filling , 9c per yard ;
Gluck'a price was Hoc.
42-inch wool ladles' cloth , In two
shades of brown , Cluck's Now York
price 39c ; on sale in basement at 12c
per yard.
38-inch plaid and stripe double fold
nuttings , dark btylos , real value 35c ; on
sale In basement at 15i ; .
THE LE ROYAL.
St. Louis kid glove store on snlo on
our main floor line gloves that were
$1.00 go at The Boston Store for U9c.
All sl/.os.
Tlio fine Idd gloves that wore $1.60 gent
nt 49c ; dressed and undressed kid mous-
qult'tlro and hook , all shades , all sizes ,
at 49c.
All kid gloves that wore $2.60 nnd
$2.75 , go at 76e nnd $1.00. You will
never have such nn opportunity again
to buy such fine gloves at such prices.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N.V. . Cor. 10th und Douglas.
A Solid Tram
Will leave the union depot , Omaha ,
via the Burlington route at 8 p. m.
Friday , September 10 , for Washington ,
D. G.
Through sleepers and chair cars.
The Nebraska department com
mander .and staff , the w. R. C. , and all
post department commanders will
travel by this , the "Nebraska ofllcial
train. "
For full particulars call nt city ticket
Olllco , 1223 Farnam street.
W. F. VMM. , Agent.
Only
nlO.OO to Chicago via Chicago ft Northwestern -
western railway , city ticket olllco 1401
Farnam street.
Samuel Burns is in receipt of another
cask of those "English jot" tea pots per
Bteamor Alaska iitfiOc. 00c,76n and $1.00 ,
formerly 75c , $1.00 , $1.25 anil $1.60.
Frescoing and interior decorating ; de
signs and estimates furnished. Henry
Lohmann , 150S Douglas street.
No concern in Omaha is gaining public
confidence more rnpldly than the Globe
Loan and Trust Company nnd Savings
Bank. Tills company 'has n paid up
capital of $200,000.00 and n pormnnont
homo located on one of the best corners
In Omaha , lOlh nnd Dodge sis.
Its olllcors are men who are not only
familiar with every feature of their
business , but who devote their entire
time to the interest of the company nnd
its customers. The making of time
loans on Omaha and South Omaha city
property , buying nnd selling of nil
hinds of high grade securities , real
estate , abstracting , and the handling o'
property either as trustee or for in-
nlviduals , who wish to avoid the annoy-
Unco attending the collection of rents ,
etc. , arn special features of this coin-
puny.
The deposits of the Globe Savings
bank are Increasing steadily , which is
the bust of evidence that the public have
> ho utmost confidence in its manage
ment.
With Mr. II. O. Dovrlos , ns president ;
Cndol Taylor , as vice president , and W.
B. Taylor , secretary and treasurer , and
Charles 1' % Williamson , assistant cashier ,
thp business public can have perfect con
fidence in this company nnd that any
business entrusted with "Tho Globe'1
will bo carefully and conscientiously
attended to.
The Joyce stock of millinery at 1003
Douglas street is now being sold regard
less ot cost. E. KAIIUISKIK , agent.
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Cl. A. II. i\UUHKION : \VASIll.\dTOX
Vlit tilt'Vlllimll I.lie. (
For the above occasion the Wubash
will sell , Sept. Kith to 20th. round trl |
tickets to Washington and Baltimoreat
loss than half faro.wlbh choice of routes'
passing down the beautiful Slioimnuouh
Valley or urossii g the mountains of Vir
ginia by daylight , within sight of many
.famous battlefields. You have prlvi
logo of stopping nt Si. Louis to visit the
great oxpoaitlon and fair ; also , view tlu
magnificent street illuminations am
parade of Veiled ProphotH , which wll
mi'jHiKs In grandeur all efforts of fonnoi
yeais. For rates , tickets , sleeping oui
nei'ommodations , and further infurmn
lion , call at Wabash olllro , 1602 Fanutn
itreot , or write ( i. N. CiYTON ,
tW. . I' . Agt. , Omnium , Nob.
THE BOSTON STORE
2,000 , Imparted and Domestic Bedspreads
The Finest That Money Oould Buy -
SACRIFICED TOMORROW
ThU Snlo I * Uiiprecritnntoil unit In ot Such
Clrrnt Importance , In no Clinrk Full
of llle llnrc lii" > That You
. . Must Conic.
COO full size cxtrn fine Marseilles pat-
, orn bed spreads at 7lc ) each ; tills is n
regular $1.25 spread.
At OSc wo will sell nn extra heavy
olovon-quartor spread , which wo guar-
intee equal to any in the city , for $1.50.
At $1.28 one case line Marseilles
sprends. extra largo sl/o and very finest
mllorns , wo claim the lot worth $2.25.
At $1.03 wo will place on B'llo ' one case
very finest Marseilles spreads. If you
bought them at any other time they
vould cost you $3 60 tomorrow they go
it $1.03.
At $1.08 wo shall sell 75 very finest
satin exhibition quilts , which are reilly
vorks of art and should be scon to bo
ipproclntcd , really worth 810.00 ; to-
norrowl ! ) S.
This extraordinary sale olbod spreads
offers the biggest bargains over soon in
his line.
- CHENILLE CURTAINS.
Wo will sell Monday 100 pairs of very
fine all chenille curtains , extra length
ind width , with largo heavy tou and
jottom fringe with handsome borders ,
hey come in all colors and are worth
i7.60 a pair , Monday they go at $4.08
> er pair.
Wo make a special sale of 500 odd
mirs of very fine lace curtains , bomo
tylos wo have three pair of , others only
wo pairs , etc. , those have been selling
or $2.08 to 55.00 a pair , pick them out
Monday at $2.50 per pair.
LINEfr BARGAINS FOR MONDAY.
Our whole linen department and south
nislo down stairs lined with the most
astonishing nnd startling bargains over
eon in this or any othjr city.
Pattern cloaks at less than half cost
o import.
Lot I at 50c Red bordered and turkey
od fringed cloths , worth $1.00 , go nt
59c.
59c.Lot
Lot II at 70c Vcrv fine fringed lunch
cloths , all sizes , at 70c , would bo cheap
at $1.50.
Lot III nt OSc. The very finest nnd
argcst of these cloths at OSc. You can
not duplicate them at less than $2.00.
BASEMENT BARGAINS.
One case extra heavy unbleached
nuslln at ; ! jc per vard.
One case very fine muslin -lc } yard ,
vorth Sic yard.
One lot full size blankets , fine nnd
oft , full size , at ! ) Sc pair , worth $1.75.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. Cor. 16th nnd Douglas.
Notice.
A meeting of "Samosets" .will bo hold
Monday evening , Sept. 12. The attend
ance of nil members requested.
Giso. W. SIUKI.DS , President.
JOHN T. EVANS , SeorotnVy.
September 15th , 10th and 17th , our
opening days , wo will offer some of the
) iggo > t bargains of the season in robes ,
cloaks ana Japanese goods. Shorwsod ,
st llcor Now York Life bldg.
Full Oiiuntllg.
A special iilvitntion is extended to the
ndics ot Omaha and vicinity on Sop-
.ombor J5 , 1(5 ( , 17 , 1892 , to my full open
ing of French millinery goods. A full
assortment of street hats , dross hats and
Lionnotb. Opera hats and mourning
woik a specialty. Open evenings.
MADAM BOUTIX ,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Weber's music house , 113' N. 15th.
Pianos , organs , nnd musical instruments.
Looiv nt Sherwood's novelties , Sep
tember loth , 1st floor , Now York Life
*
Omalui \ViisliIiiRton und Itutiirn , SISH fio.
September 13-20 , the Burlington
route will sell ticlccts , good to return
until October 10. Omaha to Washington
and return , at the low rate of $28.50.
At 8 p. m. , Friday , September 10 , n
special train of sleeping nnd reclining
chnlr earn will leave the union depot ,
Dmaha , for Washington ; no change be
tween Omaha nnd the nntlonal cap
ital.
ital.Tho
The Burlington is the official route
to the 20th G. A. R. national encarap-
mont.
For tickets , berth reservations and nil
desired information call nt city ticket
olllco , 1223 Farnam street. W. F. Vaill ,
agent.
Do not fail to attend Sherwood's open
ing September loth , 1st llobr Now York
Life bldg. _
Now York Board of Health dl slnfoot-
nnt , "Anti-Germ , " Sherman & McConnell -
nell , Dodge street.
IIxciirHlou Opportunity
Via the Chicago , Milwaukee & St Paul
Ry. , with choice of routoj east of Chi
cago.
Washington , D , C. , and rftturn , ono
faro for tiio round trip , on sale Sept.
13th to 20th , good returning until Oct.
10th.
10th.Call
Call at office , 1501 Farnnm street ,
Omaha , or telephone 281 for additional
Information.
C. S. CAIUUEH , P. A. NASII ,
Ticket agent. General agent.
.Mr * . II. U. Mono *
him juht arrived from the oast. Now Is
the time for you to procure your fall
suits to derive the most benefit from
them. 303 S. 17th , opp. court house.
only
$10.00 to Chicago via Chicago &
Northwestern railway. City ticket
o'llco ' 1401 Farnam street.
The Fidelity Trust company has re
moved Its olllco to 1702 Fiirnam , south
east corner Boo building.
Itiumirlmlily Io\v lUitorn Itiiten.
Greatly reduced ratoa to Washington ,
D. C. nnd return via "Tho Northwest
ern Line , " Sept. 1.1 to 20th , inclusive ,
good returning until Oct. 10th.
Choice of routes east of Chicago , with
liberal stop-over privileges. Slaoplng
car berths i'au bo obtained through to
Washington. Call early nt city ticket
olllco for full Information , M01 Fnrnnm
street.
G. P. WlIST. R. R. UITCHIB ,
C. P. and T. A. General Agent.
TIIK 111(1 ( SHOW COMK4VilNKSl : AY.
Intrrr tliiR KiKlorsniirnt from Uio Mil *
vrnukrn Jnurnnl Allnr llcith llarnnm nnil
KlnRllliR 11 nil llren Thrrn.
The Barnum & Bnlloy show nnd the
Rtngllng Brothers' circus had an adver
tising tilt in Milwaukee similar to the
ono hero , nnd after both shows had boon
there the Milwaukee Journal said of the
Barnum & Bailey exhibition :
Brief histories are often the best.
Hero la n brief history of the business
done In Milwaukee by "Tho Greatest
Show on Earth. " There were two per
formances , each of which was witnessed
by fully 15,000 people ; in nil , 13,000
people were turned nwny , 3,000 in the
nftornoon ( the first tlmo in the circus
history In the Cream City that people
wordturnod away from an afternoon
show ) , and 10,000 in the evening. Such a
business ns this is simply unprecedented
in the annuls of amusements in this
city. But the most grntifylng part of it
is tlint the show most unquestionably
deserves the enormous patronngo that
it receives , its tltlo is no empty boast , it
wore the height of folly to compare It
for oven a moment with any similar en
tertain inent , for no comparison is possi
ble. It is not merely called "Tho Great
est Show on Earth" Hint Is what It is
It lau very dilllcult task to attempt
any description of such an "einbnrrasdo
richosso" in the way of diversion for
both eyes and oars ns this great circus
otters , and there can be no doubt that
"Tho Greatest Show on Earth" still re
tains easily Its absolute supremacy in
the sports of the hippodrome and all the
other accessories of the modern olrcus.
The menagerie is bettor than over be
fore.
fore.And
And as to the various riders , they nro
simply extraordinary ! Miss Margaret
Derris is undoubtedly the most remark-
nblo equestrienne that lms over ridden
in America , and ns for the trio of horse
men , Messrs. Melville , Dale nnd Bar-
'low where else has one over soon , not
ono but three riders simultaneously per
forming the most dilllcult of all ring
fents , Hint of jumping to the horse's back
when ho is "on plolno carrioro" with
out oven nn assisting touch of the hnndl
The great spectacle "Columbus" is by
far the most elaborate and gorgeous of
its kind that has over been attempted
under n canvas of n circus tent , indeed
oven in the most modern theaters with
nil mechanical nnd scenic accessories it
would bo dilllcult if not impossible to
excel the mngnificonco of this succession
of pageants nnd beautiful tableaux. In
deed , It is easy to see that there is but
ono rule that governs the management
of this great show "Tho best and
plenty of it. "
I.invest Kates to WnrililiiKton mill Kctimi
Via the Chicago. Rock Island < fc Pa
cific r'y. Tickets for this oecjsion will
bo on sale September 13-20 , good to re
turn until October 10. The "Rock
Island" runs four dally expioss trains to
Chicago , making close connections with
all lines cast. Remember the number ,
1002 Farnam street , and also that you
secure safely , sueed nnd comfort when
ticketed via the "Great Rock Island
Route. " For rales , routes , sleeping car
accommodations , etc. , address
CHAS. KEN\SMDY. G. N. W. P. A.
The largest shipment made by any
Onm'ia jobbing house by express al anyone
ono time was made by Bates & Co. on
Saturday through Wohs-Furgo Ex press
Co. The shipment was of fruit , qandy
and nuts and amounted in weight to
more than two tons.
The novelties at Sherwood's are the
finest over shown in Oniahi. 1st lloor ,
Now York Life bldg.
*
Special .Snlo on
Guitars , violins , mandolins upright
pianos Owner going away. Webor's
113 N. 15th.
WASHINGTON , I ) . C. . AND
Via tliu Missouri I'aclllc.
The Missouri Pacific will sell round
trip tickets to Washington or Baltimore
and return from September 13th to 20th
at n very low rate. Choice of routes
cast of St. Louis. For rates , tickets or
further information call at city ollices ,
N. E. corner 13th and Farnam or depot ,
15th and Webster.
Tuos. F. GODFREY , P. & T. A.
J. O. PiiiLLU'i'i , A. G. F. & P. A.
Wo nro now prepared to figure work
nnd put silicon on the wnll ; don't fail to
got our prices ; a first class job guaran
teed every time. The Omaha Silicon
Wnll Plaster & Manufacturing Company.
The Fidelity Trust company has re
moved its olllco to 1702 Fnrnam , south
east corner Boo building.
Spectacles accurately fitted ; refractive
examination free. Tudor Optical Co. ,
corner Farnam and 14th.
The entire stock of horse ? owned by
A. J. Popploton , including the stallions
Zulu , Royal Oak and Traverse , will bo
sold at auction nt Elkhorn , Nob. , on
Thursday , Sept. 15 , at 2 p. m.
FiiHtnr Time to St. I'liul mill Mlntin ; ioIlH.
'The Sioux City route" will shorten
the tlmo between Omaha nnd St. Paul
or Minneapolis , commencing Sunday ,
September llth , leave Omaha nt 0:00 : p.
m. , nrrivo nt St. Pnul nt 7:40 : n. m. ; nt
Minneapolis 8:20 : n. m. This is the
shortest nnd best route between these
points. Through Pullmnn sleepers
daily , nnd first class accommodations in
every respect.
Ticket olllco , 1401 Farnam street.
Depot , Fifteenth and Webster streets.
J. R BUCHANAN ,
General Passenger Agent , Omaha.
If you contemplate building don't fail
to have silicon wall plaster specifiedand
have the Omaha Silicon Wall Plaster
and Manufacturing company do the
work , and n perfect wall will bo
guaranteed every time.
California i\cnrnlnim. :
Pullman tourist sleeping cars nro run
daily on all Pacific coast trains via the
Santa Fo route , the shortest line to
California.
The cars are furnished with bedding ,
matrosses , tollat articles , etc. Porters
are in attendance. Second-class tickets
are honored on these cars.
In addition to the daily service the
Santa Fo Route runs special excursion
parties with nn agent of the company in
charge , using those tourist sleeping
cars , and leaving Kansas City every
Sunday noon.
For further Information nnd time table
of the Santa Fo Route and reserving of
sleeping car berths , nddro&s E. L.
Pnlmor. passenger agent , 131U Fnrnnm
troot , Omaha , Neb.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
JHor r ' Klrst Snlr.
All over UiOibtoro * In every dcpt-
inont thib wdolt wo nro prepared with
bargains for Uio foooplo of Omaha.
Every depapunent IB full of now goods
nnd nt the rlf ht > prices , too.
Our dross gijOds.stock la lillod to over
flowing with all the Inlost novelties lu
nil wool fall fabrics from 30o to $3.50 n
yard. Our huyoru nro homo from Now
Yorit with nllibho now Importations In
lotions , lneosjoBbrodoro9 ! , silks , rlb-
JoAs , gloves , audivvo call especial ntton-
tlon to our
DU12SS TUIMMINO DKPARTMKNT.
Whore wo show the finest line of
gimps , passamonterles , fringes , etc. ,
over brought to Omaha.
CLOAK UEl'AUTMENT.
Now jackets , reefers , ulsters all the
ntost styles some great bargains ad
vertised on the Gth page.
Head half page adv. on the Cth page
of Ujla paper.
THESE NEW GOODS MUST SELL
THIS MONTH AND OUR LOW
PRICES WILL DO IT.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. ,
Carpets -Ith lloor.
Mr. P. E. McMullon , for four year-
irlvato secretary to General Mnnatror
3urt of the Fremont , Elkhorn & Miss
sourlVnlloy railroad , and more recently
issoclatod with the "New England Mu
tual Life" of Lloaton ns its assistant gen-
ornl ngont in this city , has received tlio
ippointmont of state agent for the
"Provident Savings Life" of Now York ,
with headquarters In THE Bun build
ing.Tho
The advancement of Mr. McMullon in
lis chosen profession has boon very
rapid , nnd his npnointmont to this im
portant olllco is n compliment of which
10 may well bo proud , as his company is
> no of the best known and most substan-
-inl doing business in Nobraskn. His
inmoroiis friends in this city and
Jiroughout the state present their con
gratulations and predict for him the
iiimo degree of success in his now posi-
.ion that has attended his previous ven
tures of n business nature.
15th and Capitol avciiuo.
WEEK OP SEPT. 12TH.
BIG 2i PERFORMANCES
Drama and Spsoialty.
Domestic Drama :
A study for sons , daughters , mothers , fath
ers , wives nnd swcothourtb.
Jj Lavelles
All Star Vaudeville.
OONTINOU3 PERFORMANCES.
No Wait. No Crowding :
Specialty 1:15,4:30,7:15 : : : P. M.
Drama 2:30 : , 8:15 : P. M.
PRICKS 15c , 20c AND ! ! 0c.
Curio Hall Free.
OPEN DAILY 1 TO 1O P. M.
ARE YOU SUFFERING ?
Wcufcncss ,
Catarrh or
lUieuniatssin ,
Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
Diseases ,
IP SO , CALL ON
Dr. Seavtas & Searles
Consultation Free.
Acknowloiluoil to liii Uio moitnuccairul poclnll t In
Bll I'llIVATK , 1ILUCWV KEIIVUU4 , 8I5I.S ASH UHl.V-
AI1V niHKAMLH.
( ionurrluui In from a to 0 rtayj. Syphilis curoil
wlllioulJliirciirx. All itaxoj fur llfo.
hTUIO'l'lJIlU iionuttiiaritleuroil. . romoral com-
Pleto. wltUout cuttlnn. oiintlo or dilatation , furs
MOcciuiInt liumo by patler-t wltliuut u momuru'i
l'ai'llKS.npffi'uCX ' ' ? | ? AND IlKCTAI , UMUU8 curoJ
without iialii or ilutontton from builiioia.
llVimoCKI.U ANU VAIIICOUKI.K permanently
unJ tuccuiir ullv curoil. MuthoU nutv 0 unfulllu .
WEAK MEN
( VITAMTV WKAK ) , Mail3 oby too cloj > nppll.
cntlon to builnom oritinty : avord inoatil itralu
or ilrlofi HKXUA1. U.XOKSdlM In mlUJIu llfu. or
trout tlio cituct * of youthful follloi.
WKAK MKN AUK VIOTIMd TO NKHVOOS III ! .
DlMTVor KXIIAUdriO.VVASTINU WUAKNKad
INVOlluNTAIIV 'MM9IM with KAKLY DBU4.Y In
VOUNll > Dd MIDIU'H AKII ( ) | l ok uf Tim. vliiur.
uU itronutli , with > oximl orn.ini Impalroil unU
VonuniUirain | turolyln niiproaohliiir old into.
lli ( uroou
O IAHA , Nuu.
Noitlo I'ostOltlce.
SIIOKSI snoi > !
TtvrntjI'or Cent Discount Un h
Snlo.
Wo nro about to Incorporate nnd shall
bo known In the near future as the
Hayward Bros. Shoo Co. Such incor
poration necessitates Invoicing , nnd in
order that wo may reduce our slock
before that event wo offer ym' ' unpre
cedented bargains. All poods In stock ,
Including our now fall styles , will bo
sold at n uniform discount of " 0 per
cortt.
A fiOc shoo coats you -I0c.
A $1.00 shoo costs vou SOc.
A $2.01) ) shoo costs yon $1.00.
A $ a.OO shoo costs you $2.-10.
A 84.00 jhoo costs you $11.20.
A 85.00 shoo coals you $1.00.
A $0.00 shoe costs vou $1.80.
A $7.00 shoo costs you $5.00.
Remember , nothing is reserved in this
sale and It is a great harvest for the
shoo buyers. II AY WARD BROS. ,
Exclusive Shoo Dealers.
1515 Douglas St. ,
Omaha , Nob.
Ihii Sniltli Premier.
The Smith Prom lor Typewriter com
pany are doing a rushing iflislnoss just
now , ns orders are coming faster than
they can take care of them. It is n very
popular machine. Mr. Mayhow , the
general western agent , feels very much
elated over the outlook for fall business ,
ho having placed his machine In most of
the lending Omaha houses , among which
is Tun BHK , whore twelve of these ma
chines are now in constant use , to the
exclusion of all other typewriters.
SI'KOIAI. THAIN TO WASIIISOTtlX
Vlu the " ( Irrtil Hock Islninl lloutr. "
Abe Lincoln post of Council Bluffstho
guard ol honor to the department com
mando r and the Iowa State band , will
leave Council Bluffs on a special train
Saturday , September 17 , nt UM5 p. m.
The train will run solid through to
Washington , stoppimr at all tno princi
pal points in Iowa to lake on old com
rades and their friends. Very low rates
have boon made for. this occasion ,
tickets on sale September 13 to 20. good
to return till October 10. Tlio Rock
Island runs four through express trains
daily to Chicago , making close connec
tions with all lines oast. For rates , route ,
sleeping car accommodations applv to
Chas. Kennedy , G. N. W. P. An 1002
Farnam street.
W. T. Seamanwagons and carriages.
Boyd's New Theatre.
TO-NIQHT.
Sunday. II19 - IQ/t | 1 Tuesday ,
Monday , 11 \U 10 llfWed'sday
Matinee Wednesday.
THAN THIS
The Clever Comedian , In His New Play ,
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McREXEX
OF
DUBLxIN.
ASSISTKD OY
FLORRIE.WEST - MATTIE VIOKERS.
AND OT11I5US
A LAUGMI PK.OM . START TO FINISH.
SONGS , COMPANY ,
DANCES , \ T ? \/V/ / / SCENERY ,
SPECIALTIES. 1 JVV COSTUMES
Usual Prices.
AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS.
POPULAR
I * *
PRICES
M a t i 11 e e a t 2. 1 ° \VK HK M AT
Commencing Today , ouiiauy , Sprit . 11 j f iNiucaTIHIISSDAV AMJSATUHDAY
KATIE EMMCTT'SGREAT PbAYt
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UNW1SUTIIK MAS'ACSIsStF.NT OF Mil. 1I.VUUY WIM..IAM3.
POWIHRFULx COM PAN VI
* iaiAA.BOR.ATIS SCENERY !
A. ItlSAlA FIRE ENGINLsl
AND TRAINED HORSIASI
ft Fail to
Special OH ing to li.iriinm's Circus iippou-higherc nrxl Wwlnesil iy. \Vo \ limo
changed our liiu - " > ciml , matlnrn ( o Thursday.
LAST
BALLOON ASCENSION * " *
PARCHUTE JUMP CLOUDS. FROM THE
At 24th and Belt Line-
rfi7ffi
BY PROP. BELDEH.
Provided favorable weather prevails ho will make nn ascension
nnd "parachuto jump to-day.
' Take South Omaha and Sher
IT'S man Ave. or Hanscom Park
and 24th Street Cars.
MOUNT VH1RNON
1 l ) ( t tooall the the iittontlnn of the ptiblc-
to tlio nbuvo ui'iil'r | ! brand of pure rye walls
Key .mil rosncctftilly ask a comnarl-on with
nny othur br.iml of pnro rye olforod In this
iiiarUcit. It la fur superior to anv other whis
key , und I KUiiruntcu ItBiibsoliitooxcullonco In
liner as well i'S Its purity und Its whotusomo
olTcots. The pnbllo Is Invited to cull uml
try It
HENRY MILLER , Largest stock of HUMAN HAIR
east of Chicago.
Gie N. 16th Street ,
Guaranteed strictly first class.
Family Wine and Liquor House.
. Mrs. R , M. Dairies ,
Esmond Hotel Block.
OVELTIE5 !
Suits to Order from $20
Trousers to Order from
Overcoats to Order from $18.
If you are in either of the following
cities and should want a button sewed on , FATtlERTiME. "YE5 :
or some addition to your ward robe please NlCOLL KEEPS
call on us. "
- V/ITrrME /
Cor Cliirk k Ailums SIB. , CHICAGO , JI < L.
Cor Sort-nth & Hol > orlnStB.ST. J'AUI-.MINN.
845 Nlcollct Avo. , MINNKAJ'OWS , MIN.V.
HOU DoiiKlnH 81. , OMAHA , NBII. 9(17 ( 'I T
1018 le IfiM Uirlmor Bt. , DKNVHIl , COL. 6Uu. / .1.01
010 Muln St. . KANSAS CITV , MO , . . .
710 & 712 Ollvo St. , ST. I-OUIS , MO ,
BT& 6'J Fountain Siiwiro , CINCINKATI.OIIIO ,
U.J&a5Botilli lllliiolsHt.l.NIIANArOIJH.INI ) )
J20 First St. , 1'OHTI.ANn. OIllJ.
TlOMnrkbt St. . SAN 1'UANCISCO , CAfv.
KONortli Muln St. , 1.03 ANOKU5S , CAfc