THE OMAHA DAILY HRE : SUNDAY , OOTOUER 25 , 1890.
We've swept all before us. We huve thoroughly convinced
everyone that we mean just what we say that in our ef
fort at money raising and cash selling we've been honest in
our price lowering and now the money saving to you will
be greater than ever , so you will long remember
feFfc Men's a particle of figure we Men's
m Monday begins the final sweep that arc raising TjtoTicy and \vc are unloading
&l $20 closes out all our high cost suits It's a just the smtg voui want at prices so small $20
chance to buy $22 ti $25 Dress Suits at that the m ricliculous any amount
of suits fbr s.oo 6 50 and $7.50 and $22
prices } never before heard of and never
tnken from much higher cost lots , § P
likely to re-occur % m
COO C.isslmoro Suits will bo bunched to $25
Pure worsted sack suits only some round gether Mondiy to make the biggest $5.00 m *
775 null stack slnwn In Onialm ilon't
straight front ever
cprner 3-button sacks.othcrs
regular $12,00 suits our price this last bo afraid tlio inlco Is Email but tlio 500
week will he quantity Is blR ? 5.00 worth of cash Mon Ulsters
day for ono suit
The high grade Clay Worsted Frock Suits
that sold this season for $18.00 and $20.00. Another attractive ] > lle In men's Cheviot ,
Casslmoro nnj \
: nnjVorstcil Suits
somesola
In best longs values , stouts In Dress and Suits regular ever sizes sold the In 75 for $10.00 , some for $12.00 It's a long andOver
story these Ions values at short prices
Omaha perfect fitting and tailored second
a variety of money savers bis rnouKU to JL "
end to none Monday at
satisfy the closest buyers
Any Dlack Worsted Frock Suit In the store 50 H'n .14 clennlnp up , cash raising proposition , Overcoats
which heretofore 1ms sold for $22.00 and 1 so we are doing some desperate things
$25.00 , for $15.50 stouts , longs and regu which you gel the bcncnt of sonic of
lars some arc silk lined garments these styles will be In our show win
Prince Albert Coats and Vests which are dow but more will be on our counters. . coats
made from the most dressy worsteds that Men's winter weight Serge Suits the big &F %
cost $4.CO per yard and which \vo made 13 75 gest money's worth of the one wo have fetes
up In our own custom room to sell for sold them nil this KO.ISOII for Jlfl.riO a
$20.00 go Monday ( or hard twisted , smooth surface black aerge
for service ami color nothing better was
ever made the stout sizes run up to 40 102
breast In blacks anil dark gray lu
double and single-breasted sacks
We can't help it they have to go a'ong '
with the rest regardless of the fact that
Like everything else the trousers no
they're as staple as su. ar Our aim is to
matter how fine have come in for their
raise money such savings for you wil ; share of price lowering in our very suc
raise it for us cessful effort at money raising
Tbo nobbiest styles this season In handsome -
Our highest cost Fancy Worstcfl Pants wo
some Scotch Cheviot ' Check Suits In 75 will not describe them nor tell you how
n tnllor' made suit see ' '
every respect
much worth
they ere you'll say they're
samples In our show windows price Mon the biggest bargain you ever saw as long
day as they lost this week
Merchant tailors arc crying for Just such Fine Casslmero Pants all wool and hair
cloths as this suit Is made from the line up to 42 waist 1.95
ngular retail price an this suit all sea Fancy Cheviot Pants
son has been $20.00 see the samples In absolutely all wool
the window at regular $3.00 values 2.25
Another genuine Imported Scotch Cheviot , Fancy Worsted Pants sf\
In a handsome dark brown mixture , at 122 In four big lots m. o\J , ,3.00 , 3,50
$12.75. Tlio show window will tell jou Odd Suit Pants-
the rest all colors , lengths , sizes and values 3.25
Two-P5ece Suits and U listers Underwear and f * Sox -
When dealers can buy the light weight and ulsters that Even the hosiery and underwear and all
' Remember overcoats
822
about Here is where make the
There's question we greatest
no longer any sell this week
Overcoats that we are to
our doing the reefer business of this cue in the store we have such immense at these prices $ S.OO $10.00 $12.00 for we've been selling at $30 to $25 are disc furnishing goods come in for a slash
community the fact is that reefers mense quantities that we'd rather It's less than most merchants can buy ounted 25 per cent this week because There's no use talking this is the place
are the style the boys won't have lose more here than in any other them are raising wo haven't money many of them but we we want cash and now is the time to fix yourself for
anything else and as we've made department , MEN'S FINE DERBY HATS Men's Brown Beaver full serge lining ! ] the winter
$10.00 Is the regular price .
the prices so fearfully small we are Handsome all wool Cheviot Suits cle- If were to see them In a hat store you'd
you all , Jersey ribbed Shirts and Drawers a new
, styles
with reefers. gantly made and trimmed in sizes from glvo $3.60 perhaps $4.00 and probauly Oxford mixed Kersey Overcoats
all the . . lot this week
supplying boys 4 to S all made sailor collar style and never know the difference until you serge lining , sateen sleeve linings
the big sizes regular shape . ' Men's brown Derby Illbbed
of ot course wc'ie price lowering
heard ours 20c
Black Elyslan Ovoreor/.s. nil wool and
A handsome blue chinchilla wool lined Brawn Cheviot lot because know 95 Shirts and Drawers
a new wo own ering Just now but If you any 1 trimmed like $15.00 coat . . .
Itct'fer , sizes 3 to 8 , sallor > collar and but of other people's need of cash wo buy thing about a hat you'll realize this Is a Men's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers- 39c
tons with a mohair braid collar wo just them so as to sell ih em to you for . your chance Men's Black Kcrsoy Overcoats , silk slecvo full weight
want to swell the cosh buying crowd Boys' L'-plece Blue Cheviot Suits 75 ' linings , heavy double warp sateen body Fancy Mottled , fleece lined
enough to keep all our extra men busy 4 to 15 years umall sizes 2 BOYS' SUBSTANTIAL KNEE PAMTS linings , at . Shirts and Drawers 59c
the closing week's price ' Linen Beaver Ulsters , full
In reefer style with wide collars . Men's good
Knee Pants
The finest 500 Heavy finished Balbrlggan Shirts and
Chinchilla 95c , wide collar , cut to . 1.00
The next laa big lot of blue 2-pIece Pin Check Cheviot In the store cut to length Drawers the best Imported goods .
liecfiTH In the same sizes you may bo in a neat gray effect You'll pay 90c for Knee Pants 45c Men's Wool Kersey Overcoats , sold every Medium weight wool Shirts and Drawers-
able to buy one of them outside of tlio 65 our cut price . . . that wo sell this week for where for ? 10.00 , our price . 575 just tlio weight for now 50c
Continental for $3.50 but you are apt to 2
pay $1.03 for them the closing week's Brown Cheviot ) Suits BOYS' WARM LINED ULSTERS Men's Chinchilla gray color wool lined , cut Super weight Camel's Hair 75c
srlco 4 to 15 years extra long and lined with plaid worsted 6.50 for early fall wear ,
A sailor collar Heefcr 3 to 8 years made double seat and knee . There was never a time when such prices 3.00 llninzs . . Scotch Wool , light weight 100
braid with bandsomo pearl buttons and 25 Dark Gray Cheviot 95 450 The greatest bargain ever offered at any Shirts and Drawers ,
such values ns now during
meant great
Suits-
mohair collar and cuffs just makes the 2-pIece - ' sale Is our all wool , raw edge , black 8-75 Medium Half IIoso 25c
boyti laugh It's a gem at all sizes . . . this money raising sale 5.00 Frlezo Coat at . - two palm for
Boys' Hecfer with wide sailor collar mo- Fancy Worsted Suits 00
lmlr braid and made from a handsome
chinchilla It's a beauty a money saver I50 up to 14 Price
and you can buy them during this , the O > "
last week , for . ' BOYS' LONG PANT SUITS
Heefera for boys. 8 to ' 15 years made from
all wool blue chinchilla wool and scrgo We've cut the prices 50 Lower-
linings this Is a Combination Ulster and
Hcefer and a big bargain at again and again here
Black Irish Frlezo lleefer sizes 0 to 10
and now for the final
years with silk sleeve linings wool body ,2P. ,
linings and wide ulster collar the high : oo 'week we. hive lowered
est cost llccfcr we have had this year for
our price Is , - the prices lo bed rock , 50
Brownlo Reefers In sizes 4 to 8 years It
must bo Keen on your boy to bo appre besides adding many Cash
ciated It Is a fancy coat without the : oo ,00
fancy price at our cash sale > ou get It ne-v goods.
for Selling
llio Financial Problem Interests the Lady
of the House ,
PUZZLING QUESTIONS PROVOKE COOLNESS
Set prill l > mluliuMlmlH Tnclili- the
t mill DlNUKi-fo , JtiHt lilliu
Men Cliurllc UN mi Art
ful 1) ( Minor.
Autumn has flung his banners to tlio four
winds of heaven and rides supreme across
the laud , lll-.i long wooing of the lithesome
Bummer has been In vain , coqucttlshly she
files him while ho , ruthlessly , like many
another wounded lover , seeks to obliterate
all traces of her footsteps. Ho has painted
the aumac until It glows like living fire
against the bosom of the lillla , gilded the
green leaven and vercd thu faithful Clytlos
of the sun. Hero and there beds of hardy
astern and geraniums with Casablanca devotion
votion- refuse to yield.
It Is a great temptation to go on dipping
> ny brush Into thu pulnt pot of Imnulimtlou
unit making an Impressionist of inybvlf by
tin-owing large lumps of color oti my can
vas , but It U clearly u waste of everybody's
time. You can zee It all for youraelf any
uftcrnoqu , and In addition experience the
twang of 'the ' over koiil through personal
observation lu a way I could not possibly
accomplUh by word pictures. There ls
wlicro your waste of time would conic In ,
and as for myself there are graver things
for mo to dlicuBH than the love affairs of
nutumu. They are only an Incident , I
ehouUl not have mentioned them. I prefer
to write ou uprlut' , > ave that this autumn
U different from any other whloh over
found place on the calendar of yearn , '
Usually at this time of the year the angel
of thu domestic hearth , woman , In case you
do uot rccogalze her com de plume , buile *
herself Jn shaking out her furs and flan
nels , chasing the festive moth , joining her
plum * , .pickling the small cucumber and
gciicrjill ) ' making arrangements for Interior
fldcoratloiiH against the time snow shall fly.
No ) ? , , 0,138 , the gasollno stove Is rold and
the spider spins his web across the mason
Jars. iWihcro is she , the once devoted mis
tress of the skillet and toasting fork ? Well
may\v , < } ask. She has developed an unsus
pected'talent ( or roasting ; she sits on the
front porch.i the back porch , stands on the
earner or hangs upon the garden gate and
talks politics. Women and children have
come to the front on this question lu a man
lier truly bewildering. They demand llter-
aturu ou the gold standard , . .uVcr question ,
bimetallism and last , but not lcu ' the
earliest sayings of wonderful babies , \vi"li !
a child can grasp as well as a man. These
they devour with au avidity hitherto ex
pended ou the works of Bertha Clay.
Whether this desertion of the domestic
stern for the nation's helm IB desirable or
not Is a matter for conjecture. It Is devel
oping a now phase of woman's character
which Is llkoly to talje several years of cam
paigning to make very highly ornamental.
In certain Individual cases the reflex action
Is uot bad.
DOMESTIC DISCUSSIONS.
I have personal knowledge of several
women who , as a result of this Inspiration ,
are wearing last fall's clothes this year
with perfect serenity. One woman , when-
asked If she had seen the latest Importa
tion of gowns and bonnets , replied : "Mercy ,
no ; I haven't had a moment , I have hern
reading up on the national banking sys
tem. It think U Is simply dreadful about
Cleveland just running the banks well , I
mean I don't think the banks shduld have
a thing to do with the treasury , but , you
know , they do ; everybody says so. Of
course , It ls hard to thoroughly understand ,
but I am really getting a quite clour Idea
uow. "
A etyltsh brougham drove up to a Far-
naiu street residence recently , and a lady
with an up-to-date rustle to her gown went
In to call upon one of her society friends ,
The uiual civilities of such an occasion
were' scarcely passed before the visitor
plunged Into the subject which evidently lay
Lot upon her brain ,
"Do you know , my dear , I have been M
absorbed studying the lisuei of thin cam-
palcu that 1 have neglected everything
else. My colling list Is appalling , but I
think It Is BO Important that women should
Inform themselves ou such vital Issues. "
"Yes , " assented the hostess , sympathet
ically , "KO do I , but have you succeeded
In Informing joursclf ? "
"Well , I have read o tremendous lot , and
am pronounced for silver ; are not you ? "
"On the contrary , I am In favor of Mid. "
"You are ? " responded the vT ltor
blankly. "Why ? "
"Probably , " responded the other , "for
the same reason that you are for silver
my husband Is for gold. "
"Well , to bo honest , I suppose that Is
the reason I was for silver In the first
place , but now I have very pronounced
Ideas of my own , but , do you know ( with
a sudden burst of confidence ) It Is awfully
discouraging. Last summer my husband
said bo would like to have mo Inform my
self , and that he would bo glad to explain
things to me , and now when I ask him a
question ho starts In on something that
muddUa mo worse than over , and I put
lu another question , which he onuwcrs by
fairly shouting at me , 'Of course not ,
Eliza ; how can you bo so silly ? ' Then
when I say I didn't understand and wanted
htm to explain to mo , he shouts again , as
If I were the rear gallery at u populist
convention , 'Well , how ran I explain If
you keep Interrupting me all the time ? '
Then ho generally puts on his hat and
leaves the house , and there Is nothing left
for me to do but keep on reading , reading ,
until I am afraid I will get softening of
the brlnd. "
"Never mind If you do , my dear ; U wljl
be a help to you politically. "
The lace-draped Solon gurgled appreci
atively , "I said to my husband this mornIng -
Ing I didn't uee why the people who cor
nered all the gold couldn't do the same
with slhcr or nickels , If they wanted to ,
and ho said , no . pleasantly , ho supposed
they could It the corners did not give out.
But , my dear , my horses are new ; I
mustn't keep them standing. So glad you
are Interested In this , too ; It Is our duty ,
you know , Qoodby , "
And with a smile and general vibration
of her silk-clad person , which sent little
waves of violet perfume dancing through
the room , she went her way ,
The butterfly said to the lion , "If I prac
tice toy exercises and voice culture very
faithfully , do you think I can ever roar
as loud an you do ? " and the lion said , "At
least you ran try. "
The ambition to unravel tbo delicately
knitted wc-b of politics Is not confined to
the dames who dally In Christian parlors
'ncath the cun. Mrs. .Morlarlty met Mrs.
Ryan In a grocery store last week , and
while waiting for their respective pur
chases , Mra , Morlarlty opened the ball.
"Are ye takln ouy Interests In politicks ,
Mrs. Hyan ? "
"Sure , Dim bcln' very active. It's mlwln'
mass 01 am several ) Sunday morn Ins' to be
rcadln' the pa purer O'll bo glad enough
whin they ore givlnf us free silver Instead
av free trade. Euro , ol'm tint put out
ever the free trader. "
"Now , are ye undcrstandln' the oubject ,
Mrs. Hyan ? " asked fMrs. Morlarlty , admir
ingly. "It's easy iJketchln' onto the free
silver , but Olm a bit puzzled aver the free
trade. John says to mo ylsterday : 'Go
along. Mary , wld ycr botherln' a man about
frco trade an * frru sliver an' free this
an' free that , Oiut takln' notice whin they
advertises frco lundhcs , yor always a-payln'
fer yer drinks.1 Kdw , U'a my belief the
mln themselves are a bit puzzled to pick
out the musbroons. ) '
A CUNCHINCJ ABGUMBNT.
I think probably I the moat satisfactory so
lution of the whale difficulty BO far as
women are concerned 1 overheard In a street
cur not long elncc. A blonde-headed , nes
tling sort of a girl was taking a ride with
her best young man and In some way the
prevailing topic came up between them.
"Do you know , Charlie , It's awfully hard
lor mo to make head or tall out of all this
talk about sliver and gold. I do wish you
wculd explain It to me ; men know so much
better than girls about It. "
"Well , you see , Kilty , there Is such a
beastly lot to explain and It Is such a waste
of time "
"Waiste of time , " pouted Kitty ; "I suppose
I -am NO stupid , you think. "
There was a shade of difference between
them for n moment.
"No. Indeed , by Jove , Kitty , but we see
so little of each other , you know , "
The shade lifted and the cliomoUo fibre
In her left sleeve suffered a total collapse.
"But Charlie. " pleaded the fluffy maiden ,
"I read such a lot and just got more mixed
and I really don't know what to tell people
I am , "
"Juit tell them , " replied ttio now radiant
Charlie , "that you are a perfect darling and
you won't need any argument. "
The wind blew the frco gold of her hair
In daring little wisps across his face and
they bath seemed forgetful that the world lane
no longer young nor they the first pair of
lovers , but rather an end of the century
youth and maiden being trolleycd across tlio
Sixteenth street viaduct and that tbo unro-
inantlc conductor was calling "fare. " They
were Arcadian , they wcro delicious , but my
corner was reached and I left them.
How serious this evolution of the female
politician Is likely to become It Is Impossible
to forecast. If she must work out her own
destruction pitted against the opposition
and Impatience of man , the process Is likely
to bo painful and the result disastrous. A
word to the wlso man who regrets this do
mestic upheaval and would fain lure his
fractious queen back to her deserted hearth
stone. Lure her gently ; do not Insist she
Is on Idiot , or she may go on demonstrating
your belief. Oneo In a while assure her the
pics ycwir mother used to make are not In
It with hcr's. It may bo the truth ; you need
not explain what you mean. Volunteer the
pilco of a new bonnet occasionally. The
times are treacherous , Endeavor to bear the
Ills you have , lest you bo compelled to lleo
to the corner grocery for your pies.
IOLTA MATHESON.
IVrl I'luUliiKH ,
New Orleans Picayune : Spain never
minds a little thing like a crisis.
As there IH no skating going on here the
bicycles can run all the year.
In the railroad business a train must go
out on time and get In when It can.
A lawyer who Is sound In his upper story
will always bo found on the side of sound
money.
The conductor has a greater pull than the
engineer on a railroad. He can hold a
train.
A cut rate bicycle repair shop has under
taken to mend pneumatic tires that have
been cut. . , , ,
A bottle Is looked upon with suspicion
and messages from the eca that come oohore
In bottles must bo taken with a grain of
salt.
salt.A Now York bicycle mounted policeman
raced with a colored man the other day ,
and won the race after a long , hard struggle ;
then ho arrested tbo colored man and inado
him pay a Quo or J5 for scorching , ,
A.V OH.IICT iiso.v ; v
One of Them CON 11 Slirllliliiilrr iLTcn-
I Dollar Illll. > S j\
A story of campaigning comeis * "o re
publican headquarters from northern New
York , relates the Washington Post , which Is
somewhat at tbo expense of ex-Secretary
Polrcblld , although ho Is * reported to bnvo
repeated it himself several thr.cn. Heed re
cently went through that section of the Km-
' plru state , and the bright people there
Eeomcd to have sharpened their wits from
the scintillations of the Malno statesman.
At least Falrchlld Is credited with a wish
that ho was half as quick wlttcd a Iteed ,
after which ho tells how , during his recent i
trip through northern New York , he was |
accustomed to UEO as a part of his stock
argument that a silver cortlfleato Is as good
as gold because there Is 46 tents worth of
gold promise behind It. The cx-se < rctnry
used a $10 certificate until ho leainad bet
ter , and this Is the way ho wan taught u
lesson.
Ho woo In the town of Clinton , and ex
hibited the ? JO certificate , promising that
If ho could not convince every man In the
crowd of the $1.50 worth of gold piomlso be
hind the bill be would present It lo the un
believer. This always had bten a good
bluff , but at Clinton , where ho met a most
enthusiastic audience that cheered him un-
1111 ho could hardly thlnlc. them was an old
fellow with a pie face and a pelican nose
who came up to the speaker after the meet
ing and n ld'
"Say , mister , you'io a , pretty good
yawper , but you couldn't convince mo ,
uimmu that ton. I'm ' ag'ln * llv'fr under
i
I any conditions , 'n I'm a-nlii' I' vote fur
McKlnley. "
"Now , what do you think of that ? " thu
ex-secretary ssks. "I'd been pumping a
republican speech Into him for an lioiu ,
too , I gave him the ten , and I'vo been
using dollar certificates since to cut down
thu expense bill , "
HUH n Kri-iu-r
Cincinnati Enquirer ; "If ihc wcro a
young girl , " said the plump Juryman with
the metropolitan air , "I would be In favor
of asHcsslna the damages you Viluli lint it
seems to mo that a widow Is not vn'hlul ' lo
qulto so much for the damage to her Icol-
Ings by breach of promise , "
"I don't look at It that way at all , " suld
tbo lone Juryman with , the red clay on bis
boots. "I take It that a wlddcr's fcrlinVtil
bo hurt the wust , 'cause olio realizes what
she Is loslu' . "
OUT OK Till : Oltm.VAUV.
D. B. Jones of Brooklyn owns a watch
that formerly belonged to Oliver Ciomwell.
Northern explorers report the discovery
of new spouting geysers In Swedish Lap-
laud.
The statue of Jupiter Olympus by Phldlaa
and was fifty-eight
was of gold and Ivory
feet high. It was finished In the year 41i
I ) . C.
A Bethel , Me. , woman trudged off after a
physician for her sluk father In the mlddlo
of one night and the next night took a tramp
to the station and locked him up ,
Reaumur , thu entomologist and natural
ist In general , declares that each thread of
the common garden spider Is made up of
not Icfw than li.OOO separata filaments.
On the Cth of November.11 1811. a largo
volcano appealed In the Pacific , COO mllcH
off the coast of Japan. It spouted tire for
Hvo years and then suddenly disappeared.
This Is an age of societies and leagues.
Ono of the latist Is HII organization for the
protection of African elephants. Its pros
pectus says that 42.000 elephants have been
annually killed In the d < irk continent , ami
that the mnnunoth will ho extinct In a few
years unless inpaiuriM are taken to prevent
the wholenalo slaughter.
The case of .luhu Allen , an 8-year-olct
Florida boy , U puzzling- the physicians. .Six
weeks ago an orange tborn penetrated the
boy's hip , Inflammation followed , and the
boy was soon horribly swollen from head to
font. Finally , tlm x well Ing subsided , but
the boy Immediate ! ) began lo ched his skin.
That on the face tame off separately , but
from tbo neck down iho cuticle remained
Intact and moved off by way of the bandit
nnJ feet without bricking. The cuticle wan
five days In panting off , and during that
time thn boy remained on tbo bed wrlKgllliK
Iliaa xnaku at the molting I lino. Thu child
Hconiei ) lo be In nc pain , but complained of
a tickling Hcnuntlon uml of a , crawling of
the llcsli. When the cuticle hud be n shed
tbo boy Immediately recovered and la now
in well as ever , The r.llr. ; which U ihed U
on exhibition at a phyfcli'lan'H nfllto , It la
( i perfect cast of thu unman form from the
neck down , and U about tbe consistency uf
hard clue , which U uiucu retciublui. . , , _ ,