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The Washington critic., 1889-06-21
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

tE-FoR CLUB RATES, or any further infor-
nation desired, write legbly to the under
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
State. County, Street and Number. More
your enclosing an envelope bearing your full
address.
The Washington critic., 1889-06-21

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all prizes drawn In the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented at
our counters
II. NJ. WALMSLEY, Prest. La. Nat Bank
r. LANAUX. Prest. State Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Prest. N. o. Nat. Bank.
CARL K0HN, Prest. Union Nat. Bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
HaNden BrOs.

On Monday we commence one of the
greatest sales in hosiery and underwear
ever given by any firm west of Chicago.
just received from a sheritf'S sale, the
entire stock of hosiery and underwear,
bought by US at about 40 cents on the
dollar. We propose giving our Gus
toners the benefit of this immense pur-
chase, commencing Monday morning
and lasting all week. Infants ribbed
wool hose only DC per pr, worth 20c.
Ladies' fine cashmere hose l5c per pr,
worth 4Oc. Ladies' black ieeced lined
hose 25c, worth SOC. Boys heavy all
wool bicycle hose, ribbed, 25c, worth soc.
Childrens pants, l6-in., only Sc each.
Ladies' lambs wool vests 75c, worth
$l.25. Fine natural wool ladies vest
and pants only 81, worth $l.5O. l case
OF ladies' camel hair underwear only
$l.25 each, worth $2. 500 dozen ofchild-
ren's underwear, all kinds, at just about
one-half regular price. case of gents
heavy grey merino underwear at 25c
each. | case of gents grey wool under
wear only 374c each, worth 75c. Gents
natural wool shirts and drawers only 81
each, worth 81 50. Gents fine camcls
hair shirts and drawers only y 81 30, worth
50. | case of gents wool soX, home made,
only l5c, worth soc. Gents fine cash
mere mui1lers only 75c, worth 1925.
Gents flannel overshirts only 81, worth
$3.50. HAYDEN BROS,
Dry Goods.
Sixteenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

Extra heavy grey and brown cotton
flannel, SIC.
Double faced bright colored canton
flannel, 10c.
Heavy mole skin skirtings, l3lc.
Extra heavy grey flannel, lie.
Heavy hickory shirting, &c.
Fine grey plaid flanncls, 9ic.
Heavy scarlet twilled mcdicated fan
mel, l9tC.
Extra heavy all wool mcdicated
twillcd flannel, 29c.
. yards wide sheeting, lie.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS.
Extra heavy grey blankets, SOC pair.
Fine grey blankets, 75c.
Large white blankets, 9Sc.
Extra heavy wool blankets, Sl.25.
Fine kersey blankets, Sl.3o.
Fine all wool white blankets, S2.0S.
Extra heavy full size scarlet blankets,
S215.
Extra large all wool California
blankets at $3.50.
Full size bed comforters, 43c.
Extra heavy large robed calico COM
fortcrs, 75c.
Extra heavy turkey red comfortors,
Csc.
Fine cocheco calico comforters, 81 20.
Fine imported sateen comforters, 81 .6S.
BED SPREADS AND LINENS.
Nice large honey-comb quilts, 49c.
1l-4 Marseilles quilts Csc.
Extra large Avon quilts, CSC.
12-4 real Marseilles quilts at Sl.25;
worth 81. 30.
Fast colored turkey red table linen,
l9c.
Finest quality imported turkey red
linen, sc.
All linen towclling, SC.
Fine quality glass towelling, 7!c.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys fine knee pants, l9c.
Boys fine wool knee pants. 2Sc.
Good corduroy knee pants, ilc.
All wool cashmere knee pants, Csc.
Boys knee pant suits, Csc,
Boys fine wool, elegantly made, 40.
Boys fine all wool suits, $3.50.
Boys fine cape overcoats. Sl.52.
LADIES' KID GLOVES.
Our kid glove department is one of
which We feel very proud. We do not
hesitate to say that we have the finest
assortment and the largest stock OF any
house west of Chicago, and we guaran-
tee a saving Of 25c to 81 on every pair
bought.
PLUSH CASES.
On our second floor we will show a
9t'bil il,LC lluI VI pLuoh '''SSos ou'h '''
manicure sets, toilet sets, shaving sets,
collar and cuff boxes, work boxes,
ladies' kid glove boxes, parasol cases,
etc, which will be sold at less than one
fourth their real value.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
.All styles and sizes best linen collars,
SC.
Men fine sateen Windsor ties, Sc.
Fine silk suspenders, 2lc.
Manufacturers entire stock Of mems
underwear, soc, worth up to $l.25.
Fine all wool scarlet ribbed under
wear, 69c, worth $l.50.
Fine reinforced unlaundried shirts,
29c.
Fine laundried calico shirts, 2Sc.
Best percale laudried shirts, 47c.
Gold handled umbrellas, $l.00.
THE BOSTON STORE.
III = 1tth ct
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
HAYDEN BROS.
Magnificent Millinery Sale and Sale
of Magnificent Millinery.

of Magnificent Millinery.
Our great leaders in shapes and
colors in felt hats gave such quick sales
that we ordered another largo line,
which will be on sale Monday. We put
prices on these goods that sell them.
Not finer stock OF millinery has ever
come to Omaha than we are showing.
An OF our lady patrons who come to see
our display are pleased, and those
who come for tho first time
are surprised at the EXTENT
AND ELEGANCE of our stock.
We shall again on Monday give special
trade in CLOAKS AND JACKETS
this department is one of the finest ar
ranged and most completely stocked in
the west. Here you can select from the
plain. substantial, low-priced to as
beautiful garment as is made. We
have the leading stock in this
department next of New York
and our prices SELL THE
We quote u few as follows
for Monday: Plush cloaks, S15.s7, reg
ular price, 500; our $3.50 plush cloak
for Monday at $3.50; our $25, (l0X42
iuches), for Monday at $50; children's
school newmarkets 'from 90 cents 10
$3.50; in these we make for Monday u
special offer. You can save largely on
ordinary prices by coming to this sale
on Monday.
BLOOD WILL TELL.
Thcre is so much that seems like de-
cept!on in advertising that people often
find il difficult to tell which is worthy
of notice. That is why our enormous
sales in carpets and draperies are so
surprising. 'Tis true we are absolutely
obliged to close out these goods aud
will make any sacrifice to do so. This
simple announcement induced people
to look and they were not deceived.
The sale Is still on. 80 pieces lace
scrim sc yard, worth Zoe; at l0c, worth
20c; at l5c, worth soc. Beatrice draper
les In new designs at Sc, worth l5c; at l0c.
worth 2Oc. Madras draperies at 25c, at
at SOC, at 40c and soc, worth 40c to 75c.
Fine taped lace curtains at 12lc. at l5c,
at lSc aud pc. Why pay 25c to 75c for
same goods? New styles English da-
mask, 25c yard. 40 new styles floor oil
cloth at 25c, Mt 30c ana at Boo. Also new
styles in linoleum carpet mating and
hemp carpet, l0c. l5c and 25c. Heavy
weight ingram carpets at 25c to 40c,
worth oOc to 15c. 53 new patterns extra
super wool carpets, 62c to csc, worth
S5c to 81. Body brussels and tapestries
at equally low prices. Silk and chen
nile curtains, Turcoman curtains and
silk draperies all reduced to close stock.
We are showing 150 styles Nottingham
lace curtains from the most elegant TO
medium grades at less than import cost.
We also give n set of, brass trimmed
curtain poles with every pair curtains
during this sale. A sale like this should
interest any one who may be liking up
for winter. Window shades of every
description 1t will pay to get our
prices. HAYDEN BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Pierre Is Capital.

No city or town in the world ever at
tracted as much attention and became
so widely known in so short time as
Pierre. Since the capital question was
settled she has been crowed way be-
yond her capacity, and real estate men,
spectators and capitalists, are ilocking
there from all parts of the country.
The hotels are all crowded away beyond
their capacity. Business of all kinds is
being located, and would como in much
faster if business places could be secured.
Laboring men OF all kinds are in great
demand. Carpenters and brick masons
are making their own terms.
Values III realty have almost trebled
in the last ten days. This is no SUR
prise, as it is we'll known fact that
property in Pierre has been held aJ
about one-third the price asked in all
the other aspirants for capital.
The Capital City Investment Co. will
sell few more lots at original prices,
at Pierre headquarters, Room 6, Conti-
mental Block.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
BENNISON BROS.
Greater Bargains Than Ever at
Mondays Sale.
This Sale VIII Make Composition
Shakc-Isead Every Item Care
fully Plush CIoaks Next
Week at q Big Discount.

1000 yards fine dress goods which cost
to import 374c yard. We bought them
cheap and Monday you can buy them at
l9c yard; also at some counter you can
buy 4S-inch silk-finish Henriettas, all
colors, 4io yard; also wool dress fan
ncls IN all desirable shades &c yard.
We are giving great value in dress
goods. Look us over before you buy;
1000 yards unblcached cotton flannel
Monday SIC yard; one case extra heavy
unbleaehed cotton flannel for one day
only l0c yard, cheap at 15c; five cases
standard prints $40 yard one case
large figured comfort calico &c yard;
1000 yards heavy red twilled ilannel l5c
yard, that is II corkcr. We closed out
so pieces extra ingram carpets and will
offer them next week ut 49c yard; 1000
Holland shades, all made up on best
spring fixtures ready TO hang up, only
soc each; 1000 opaque shades in plain
and fancy dado at 40c each, all with
best spring roller. Childrcn's war
ranted fast black cotton hose, all sizes,
19o pair, worth soc. This price goes
just one day. Ladies' all wool vests,
no sleeves, any color you want, 69c each,
worth 81. Tne kid gloves advertised for
Saturday at 75c pair still go for Mon
day; none worth less than Sl.50; in tans,
grayS, blacks and browns. Mems WOOL
socks l5c pair. Great bargains in
comforts and blankets; ask to see them.
Come and see us sure Monday. Hun
dreds of bargains not quoted here.
GREAT CLOAK SALE.
Visit our cloak department Monday
and all week for real bargains. Ladies'
all wool beaver jackets in black and
navy blue only 800 each, worth $500.
Ladies' fine black stockinet jackets
only $i.O0, worth and sold by others as
leader at 800. Our price Monday
only $4.00. Now is your time to buy a
fine plush sacque at nearly half price.
Ladies' fine seal plush sacques AZ inches
long, quilted satin-lincd 4 seal
ornaments Monday only. $500, worth
5000. Ladies' extra fine seal plush
sacques, A inches long. seal orna-
ments, extra quality satin lining, during
this sale only $500, regular price
$500. Our $l5.0O plush sacques during
this sale only $50 90. Our 5000 plush
sacques for this sale only $500.
Ladies' seal plush jackets, satin lined +,
for Monday only, $3.50, actual value
$1,000. Bargains in children's cloaks.
Mail orders filled.
BENNISON BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
MAKING THINGS LIVELY.
The 90 Cent Store. 1909 Farnam
Street.

The 90 Cent Store. 1909 Tarnam
Street.
Offers for Monday some of the great
est values in the history of Omaha.
Silver plated wale, jcwelry, lamps,
glass ware, crockery, brackets, albums,
fancy goods, toys, house furnishing
goods, etc, at prices that will clear them
out in one day.
100 handsome glass lamps, fitted with
decorated shades, burner and chimney,
74c, worth $l.J0.
Eight dozen stone china wash bowls
and pitchers, for Monday, Acc pair. A
few Brussels carpet sweepers, to close
them out, $l.S9, worth $3.50.
The balance of the square decorated
cuspidors at 29c, worth 75c.
Ten dozen retinned dish pans 10c,
worth 25c.
Three dozen round centre tables left
at i0c, others ask $l.00 each.
Twelve dozen large size round will ow
hampers at 69c, usually sold at $l.25.
Our 25c jointed doll with teeth and
moving eyes is a beauty, there is only
ten dozen at that price.
Do you want baby carriage? All of
our Sl2, $l5 and SlS carriages at $40 each
to close; there are only ten left, SO come
early.
New goods arriving daily. The best
possible value for the lowest possible
price at the 80 CENT STORE,
1909 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Watches, watches, watches.
NJ. j. BAEHR & CO.,
l4l3 Douglas ST.
Places OF Registrations.
FIRST W ARD.

FIRST WARD.
First precinct, railroad ticket Office,
No. SO7 South Tenth street; Second pre-
cinct. Barber shop, near corner Sixth
street; Third precinct. Hrst's grocery,
between Dorcas and Martha streets on
Tenth street.
SECOND WARD.
First precinct, No. 1919 South Six
teenth street, at George n. Wells;
Second precinct, Pickard's meat
market, No. 1910 Vinton street.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct, No. 9l7 Capital ave-
nue.; Second precinct, No. $40 South
Eleventh street.
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct, No. lO2 South Six
teenth street, mt Leslie's drug store;
Second precinct, No. 1905 Farnam
street, at Little's cigar store.
FIFTH WARD.
First preci COstello's cigar store,
No. 506 north Sixteenth street.
Second precinct-No. 1916 Sherman
avenue between Corby and Ohio streets.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct-Club room Twenty
sixth and Lake streets.
Second precinct-Lyceum hall, Tweu-
ty-fourth street and Elkhorn railroad.
Third procincJ-Stevens' grocery at
Thirty third and Parker streets.
SEVENTH WARD.
lst Precinct-Republican headquar-
ters at Park ave. bet. Poppleton ave.
and WoOdworth ave.
ID Preoinct-Rlewe's store, cor. Goth
and Walnut streets.
EIGHTH WARD.
1st Precinct-NO. 2l03 Cunning ST., at
barber shop.
% Precinct-No. 2l02 Cunning ST.,
drug store.
NINTH WARD.
1st Precinct-No. 2a0S Farnam ST.
I'd Precinct-Ryan's office, cor. Lowe
and Mercer avenues.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Fast Time to the East.

Tho Burlington No. 2, fast vestibule
express, leaves Omaha daily at 3:l5 D.
N. and arrives at Chicago at 700 the
next morning, in time to connect with
all morning trains out of Chicago for
the east. The famous fast mil, now car
rying passengers, leaves Omaha daily at
900 PIN. and Council Bluffs at 0:25 m, +,
arriving at Chicago at 1859 the follow
Ing morning the fastest tiWo ever made
between the Missouri river and Chi
cago on regular schedule. Pullman
palace sleeping cars aud free reckoning
chair cars on all through trains.
Sumptuous dining cars on vestibule ex-
press trains both to Chicago and Dem
YER City ticket office, 1923 Farnam ct.
Telephone 250.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
MRS. ]. BENSON.
The Most Elegant Line of Knit
Underwear in the City.
Ladies' aud ChiIdrcn's Vests, skirts,
and Hosiery-Faucy Work
Taught by Com-
potent Teacher

We are showing the best line of knit
underwear ever brought TO Omaha. 1t
includes silk union suits, silk trunks,
vests and pants. Wool union suits,
vests and pants in all-woOl and cotton
and wool for ladies and children.
Divided aud regular skirts, children 3
In all colors, with waists.
Some broken lines of mcriuo vests that
we will close out at one half price.
81. 90 vost for l.25.
Sl.5O vest for zoe.
$l.00 vest for soc.
zoe vest for 3Sc.
We have a large line of fast black
hosiery that we warrant, will return the
money for every pair brought back,
Prices from 25c up.
We have Just received u large line Of
ladies' and children's aprons, which we
will sell for much less than former
prices.
We have Suede Mosquetaire kid
glove in all the popular shades which
we will sell for $1,5S, regular price 81.
Remember, we are tho store in Omaha
that carries the centcmeri gloves.
Special sule OF side combs, lot OF soc
ones for 25c, and 25c ones for 15c.
OUR FANCY WORK DEP ARTMENT
is full of novelties. Miss Orton, a lady
from the east, we'll up in all kinds of
fancy stitches and work, will be with us
to teach and give ideas about making
up fancy work.
MRS. ]. BENSON,
10Th and Douglas streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
The BOSTON STORE.
"A Great Day in the Annals of the
5 Dry Goods Trade.
TOMORROW THE OPENING DAY.
Goods viii BE Sold at Prices Never
.fi Before Heard of'-Following We
Quote a Few OF Many
Bargains.

Fine quality silk plush, 25c.
Double fold mohair brilliantine in all
colors, 26o, worth fully 60c.
42-inch wove dress flannel, l6c, worth
S5c.
5i-inch tricot flannel, 27c, worth 65c.
58-inch all wool ladies' cloth 39c,
worth 75c.
60-inch silk finish henrietta, 60c,
worth 81. %.
54-inch wide Partisan novelties, 75c,
worth $3.50.
Ali silk ribbons, all new colors, at &c,
. Large white linen-faced handller-
(. chiefs, 1c.
Fine lace handkerchiefs &c.
Fine imported, embroidered, hem
stitched haudkcrchiefs, Sc.
Fine real lace col ars, Sc.
Best ladies' linen collars, all sizes, 4c.
Another lot at SC.
Childrens zephyr booties &c, regular
price 25c.
Corticilla sewing silk Be spool.
Silk twist lc.
Bclding Bros knitting silk 25c spoo!
regular price SIC.
Side combs DC each.
Fine leather purses &c, usual price 2oc'
All the latest novels &c each.
Ladies black and solid colored hose oc.
Boys and girls heavy ribbed hose Sc.
Heavy ribbed fast black hose SC.
Childreus all wool cashmere hose Sc.
Misses seamless knit hose l3c, worth
25c.
Ladies fine all wool cashmere hose,
full regular made, PIC.
All sizes childrcn's merino under
wear Zoe.
Fine all wool children S scarlet UNDER
wear 24c.
Ladies' fine zephyr KNIT underwear,
long and short sleeves, zoe; worth 81 so.
The very finest ladies' lambs wool
scarlet underwear 73c; worth $l.25.
All the ladies' SOC corsets tomorrow,
29c.
Finest English sateen corsets i5c.
Best quality French woven corscts
72c.
CLOAES AND MILLINERY.
Fine quality seal plush cloaks,
quilted satin lining, real seal orna-
ments, chamois skin pockets, Sl1.9S.
worth $25.
Extra long real seal plush cloaks,
$3.50, worth $50.
Al inch seal plush, London dyed,
fancy satin quilted lining, four real
seal ornaments, S25, worth S45.
Seal plush Jackets, 80, worth $l5.
fancy striped Newmarket, So. 25
worth $3.50.
" Tailor made black and navy blue
beaver newmarkets, $3.50.
A fancy braided diagonal at SO
worth $l5.
.Chlldren's cloaKs. all sizes. narrow
~ and wide. fancy stripes, $l.59.
MILLINERY.
Wool felt hats in 100 different shapes,
2sc.
Best French fur hats ut Csc.
Silk plush covered hats, $l.19, all
shapes.
TRIMMED HATS.
500 stylishly trimmed hats, fancy
feathers and ribbons, at 96c.
Fine fur trimmed hats, all silk rib
bon, birds and ornaments, $2.39.
$50 elegant pattern hats at IA.
Choice novelties in pattern hats at
half price in our French room.
THE BOSTON STORE,
ia s. 10Th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
Paris, London and Berlin novelty
patterns, IN bordered, plain and plalds,
each containing 10 yards
At
1915, $50, Ss 10 aud upwards.
In our large and varied dress goods
department we offer some enticing bar
gains.
ALL wool FLANNEL.
All shades worth SOC
For
S5c.
IMPERIAL SERGE.
The latest colorings, ~ inches wide,
very stylish and durable
For
75c
FRENCH HENRIETTA.
Only a few pieces left at price to clear.
Regular SOC goods,
BROADCLOTH - FRENCH IMPOR-
TATIONS.
Newest shades; very elegant cloth;
thoroughly steamed; regular 81. 80 quail
ity,
For
800.
Our leader is a matchless cloth ut
pl ON, dil SllducS, steam SI1fUnk.
REMEMBER THE PRICE.
$1.50.
We are selling II very handsome
broadcloth for 81 90.
FORTY DIFFERENT SHADES.
Regular width, price formerly $l35.
Now
$l.O0.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
We have almost every conceivable
style of weave in this department.
HENRIETTAS, SERGES, MO-
HAIRS, CORDS. POPLINS, LUS-
TERINE. FANCY EFFECTS, WIDE
VALE, DlAGONALS, VEIEINGS,
ETC.
Our prices have already established
for US reputation because of their fair
ness.
See our silk warp henricttas at 81.
PLUSH CLOAKS.
Will place on sale for the coming
week ii line of the celebrated Walker
seal plushes, which for durability and
wear are unsurpassed by any line Of seal
plushes in the market.
A 24-inch seal plush jacket. quilted
satin lining at $1,000; would be cheap
at $3.50.
A seal plush English walking jacket
oO lncneS long, extra neaVy SaIln llnlnS
at $l7.00, sold elsewhere at $1,000.
A handsome seal plush jacket with
real seal olive fastenings, elegantly
lined; bought to sell at S27. Our price
this week will be S22.
An elegant seal plush directoire
jacket at $50.
Seal plush sacques at $l9, $25, S35,
and $45.
Remember with each $500, $35. 90
and $500 plush, sacque we sell we give
a written guarantee, and will give each
purchaser n new garment in exchange
if the sacque you buy does not wear
according to the guarantee.
a complete line of cloth garments,
including jackets, Newmarkets, misses
and children's cloaks. ranging in price
from SS. 80 and upward to $4,000.
KELLEY, STlGER & CO.,
Cor. Dodge and 18th sts.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
For Half the Usual Price, at S. Roff.
mans.

mans.
Successor to r. NJ. Genius s. Bro.
Wholesale and retail millinery, l40S
Douglas street.
We have made the following selec-
ions from our wholesale department
and placed on sale for next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday:
Lot No. ]. ladies' and children's un-
trimmed felt hats of good quality and
modern shape, only 35 cents.
Lot No. 2, ladies' black felt hats and
turbans of the most popular patterns
and best styles of the season, at IS cents.
Lot No. 3, ladies' black and colored
felt hats and turbans, at 9S cents.
Lot No. A, ladies' black and colored
French felts, all of the very latest
shapes, hats, turbans and bOnnets, at
6l.5S.
Examine our beautiful art flowers the
nearest approach to nature attained by
human ingenuity.
Remember we are the only house in
Omaha retailing millinery at wholesale
prices, and that we carry the largest
line of trimmed hats in the west.
S. HOFFMAN,,
l40S Douglas street.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
ONLY ONE FARE.

Commencing Saturday, Oct. 5, and
daily until Oct. u, the Missouri PacItic
Railway will sell round trip tickets to
st. Louis and return at one fare. The
Exposition is now open. The Fair will
open on the 9th aud close ON the 18th.
The grand pageant of the Yelled
Prophets will occur on Tuesday even
ing, October sth. Free reclining chair
cars on all trains. For further iu-
formation call on or address j.. o.
Phillippi, A. S. p. A., or Thos. II. God
Trey, p. & Il. A., N. L. corner 18th and
Farnam streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
RAYDIlN BROS.
Grocery Dcnnrtment.

Surprising values in fine roasted cof.
fees, 25c, pc and SOC.
Delicious teas at low prices, 15c, 1Sc
20c, Pc and Soc.
Is lbs granulated sugar, $l.OO.
Best laundry soap, Sc.
Best sugar-cured hams, 10c.
Best sugar-cured picnic hams, &c.
bars best soap, 25c.
Oat meal, Sc 10.
Best soda crackers, &c lb.
HAYDEN BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Something New.

Patrons of the Chicago & North
western railroad can now leave their
order for u baggage wagon at the city
office, l40l Falnam street, End have
their baggage checked direct from
their hotel or residence to any point
east, thus saving the annoyance of re-
checking at the depot.
II. II. RTCHIE,
General Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

The Neb. Dental Co. make full set
of teeth on rubber for 81. Remember
these teeth are not only bcJter work,
but the material is better than is used
in any SO teeth made in Omaha. 1920
Earnam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
ONLY S11.5O
To st. Louis ana Return, via the
Wabash Line.

Wabash lime.
Commencing Saturday, October 5 to
12, the Wabash will sell round-trip
tickets for the st. Louis fair and eXposl-
tion at the above rate. Tuesday evening
grand parade of the Yelled Prophets.
Elegant reclining chair cars (seats free)
through without change. Remember
the Wabash will check your baggage
direct from your residence to any point
east or south. Call early and secure
sleeping car accommodation and tickets
at the Wabash Office, 1902 Farnam street.
q. N. CLAYTON,
N. w. z. and L. Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

Marand's Thursday evening assembly,
Masonic hall, ticket for lady and gentle
man twelve assemblies Sl2; can be used
at the buyers own convenience; opeu-
ing assembly Thursday, october 10, az
$3.50 ID. IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

Begs to announce she has the most COM
plete line of millinery and is selling at
astonishingly low prices in the very
commencement OF the fall season.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

Why lay awake and wait for dawn
when you can buy u nice clock thor
oughly warranted) from 81 to $50 each.
Call aud see our stock. EdhOlm Sc
Akin, cor 10Th and Dodge, opp. p, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Harvest Excursion at Haif Rates via
the burlington.

On October 8, the Burlington route
will sell tickets at one fare for the round
trip from Missouri river points to points
on its own and connecting lines in Ne
brasla, Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho and Montana. Tickets
good for thirty days. Ticket Office 1928
FafDam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

Mrs. Magiane will hold her dancing
class Tuesday and Friday evenings of
each week at Metropolitan hall, cor.
14th and Dodge, beginning Tuesday,
October s. Residence 2O24 Burt st.