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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

/ About the poorest occupation yru can
ind 10 to Sit down and admire yours 1T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12
The Yarmers' Alliance ORGANIZATION

The Farmers Alliance organization ia
on the highway Of luxurious style.
When Inst seen the Hon Jeremiah
simpson was wearing a pair OF silk
stocking and patent leather shoes. II
Is also reported that he did great deal
Of his spring blowing In dress suit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

When lazy m.n looks toward heaven
the angels c'o.e the windows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

ssak
1eueS ~ 100 - eS0
View seset vif1 Iasgs nusesf q ee0sessr
shls aD4 e1Rac1tss looking desuing ho1eee.
No poef1en Of - cry hss otsun = ~.
uss . ysar pasees bat vh1f egysf4 rev
houses IRE eseeled On thas afees. OFius.
ally the sexsst vas only hAaf ~ peeeen1
found necesesry Is exsend il. Tnis stresl
y a ~ snbenkusrs boedesise She 10y.
Ths outiook fron his ssfest 10 pazsiculasiy
sssrscive = an usinsssrupeed visw Of he
bav l. % Be- sen.
There seems 70 b. considsssble scsfvisy
In the Wy Of Improving Csstine - sum
mer resort. Edward 4oesy. . wealthy
Boston gentle man, 10 building . VII 90
cottage on large tRscs Of lard vhich be
Anes o. Hazard. Who vss q Cushins'a
leland In Portland Hssbo9 for season, 10
maiirs impeoyemeues Il IL year on the $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

eastsrly dhecuon in'o tue RIVER. Ii VIII
probably be granted.
Probably the fnest collection Of postage
stamps to be found in Maine or New
Brunswick is that belonging to Mr. Edwin
b. Todd ~ St Stephen. II numbers
between 5000 and 1000, without counting
duplicates. and contains many rare and val
liable stAmps.
The rails on the Phillips 4 Rspgeley
Railroad are laid to within two miles OF
Rangeley and blasting done the whole dis
lance. The Phillips Phonograph says the
road will be completed so soon that the
management are now planning to have
big railroad celebration before July An.
Bath Times: Town Topics Of New
York charges Miss Esmes with forgetting
the place Of her childhood. That IL too
silly for anything. Just because Miss
Eames does not happen to mention~Bath to
view With her and Celebrates 4 sentence o.
two from her lips into q column srticle
We imsgine that the famous singer is Just
daughters are. and it goes without saying
that the city Of ships and hospitality is very
proud Of her.
A black spider cravled into the er Of .
little Sebec girl while she was asleep about
10 DAYS ago. and until they succeeded 10
removing il the clild suffered intense agony.
She IL nov quite conf lrtable and will prob
ably be ell right in . few days.
p1,<t.rI a.$s thovs~,A
strawberries . day; which at an average
price Of Is cents per quart would amount
TO $500 day or $500 per week.
The Belfast Journal says that no person
in that city 10 20 ANNOYED by the English
sparrow 50 Is Mr.. Francis Whitmore, on
High street. The pecnliar fnish Of the
caves, Of bis house is we'll adapted to nest
building and the sparrow 10 not SLOW to
avail itself Of the privilege Three times
this year Whitmore has torn down their
nests and dislodgsd them. but the birds are
persistent. They tore away paper placed
over their nesting place. but now whitmore
has nailed up tin. The birds are . great
nuisance.
Ellsworth American: The people Of
Maine, by virtue Of their iodustry and
thrift, have built up towns and villages
which are an honor to the State; the farms
are well kept and productive; the indust-
ries, many aud varied; the rssourcesS
developed and undeveioped. important
and promising; the houses and out
buildings, neat and in gsed repair: the
churches and schosihouses. abundant and
beautiful. All this il too COED to be
soandoned By our young men. for greatly
inferior advantages in other sections.
Thersfose. sepy st home, young men Of
Maine, and les The West and South boom
Themselves. Like the old lady's pie they
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

The Star Of The East. now known q u
Atlantic, sos up steam and moved b hs
wharf yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

The Lewiston journal 10 speaking sf =
Sons Of Veterans parade at Auburn We
nesdsy said: "The II. g. Staples canp =
Augusta was q favofite with svsrybedI
and ito slignments and it, marching ~
extra nne." This camp also had the hsss
Of furnishing one Of the detail Of -
mounted men who served % aids. -
Lamea Coonas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

Between the sges Of fifteen and forty.
i've. Must have pale, ssliov compilations,
no appetite, and be hardly able to rel
about. All answering this description will
please apply for bottle Of DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription; take it regularly,
according to directions, and then note the
generally improved condition. BY thor
ough coufse Of sel-t.estmens wish this
valuable remedy, the extreme cases Of
nervous prostrsuon and debility peculiar to
women, are radically cured. A written
guarantee 70 this end accompanies every
bottle. juus Si& vfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

Ths funeral Of Leonard G. Avssy ~
held yesterday. The Rev. M. Lslasa
ofnciatso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

Sarsspa.illa belongs 10 the smilsx family
Of piants, and u foand very generally over
the American continent; but the variety
that 10 fichest in medicinal properties il
the Honduras root. Of which the famous
Ayers 6afsapazilla u nade.
juut ssod&v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

Kinsmsn's Thermometer ssgisesrsd &
between The houIs Of twelve aaa -
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

Dee Halsy's Tooth and Easschs Drops.
8ure Cns. pov77eod1mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12
IT CHICAGO IN '93


1hs vsrsses Ballaf.es win Pysssss An
Asesess a.a Modern styiss - AfeAi-
texture. cad ~ Arssnes0safs Ssr VI
sssss win n lGsrs Cssvestsss Thsa
In Any Previsss WsriA's Fair.
II is at last possible 70 form some idea OF
the magnihcence Of the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition as IL viii appear in Nay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

The Augusta alumni ere pleased to hss
that the Bowdein crew are mot contsnt Z
rest on the lsufsls they won In Msssss
setts. They have kept in active tfaial
and yfll row with Columbia the latter r.
Of this month and IL 10 possible that :
arrangements may be made whereby ~
doin may row In the race which hes
arranged between Cornell, Coluneh =
the Univer.itv Of Pennsylvania.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

A fev more days IKE ysstssdsy "a u
home strawberry will blush Ike Z Nm
maid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12
MAINE GOSSIP.

Belfast has 1tI0 pupils in her public
schools.
The bark peelers are putting in some
hard work this summer, and it looks rs IL
more bark would be secured in the Maine
woods this season than for many years past
Ellsworth claims to be the banner picnic
town Of Msine. II undoubtedly has many
excellent reasons to sustain ii in this claim,
though it is probable that many other
Maine towns will contest its title.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12
Don't Want the Earth.

Politicians would have 1t that the work.
ing people want the earth, but this
impression is erroneous. It is fact,
hawever, that when they WANT thing
they WANT it badly, and generally get
1t. In common with everybody else,
they have found out that the best
way to get what they WANT,
Is to use one of those little WANT ads.
in the JOURNAL. They cost but %
cents for two insertions or 80 cents a
week, and will do the business for you
every time. When you want to buy or
sell anything try 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

OF thie month and 10 possioie SueA
arrangements may be made whereby -
doin may row In the race which hnee
arranged between Cornell, Colunph =
the Univer.itv Of Pennsylvania.
The Cushnoc Qua Club has jast fscs1's
an invitation from the AndroicegGia v
Club, Lewiston, Maine. Mr.. II. y -
secretary, TO join with them In ffase.
.'vot, June rs. 1891, on their club aresae
They ha-y. EXTENDED same invissslss
all Of the clubs lin The State snd sses
good time 10 expected. The AndrosesG
10 The largest - well - the mosss nou'isl
wide-svake club Ia the Sths. IN
nice grounds and . pretty and COW
club house. II 10 expected there y }
several members and sx members q
Cushnoc Club attend the shoot.
Is will be RENE inferred thst ~ -
between the Bowdoins and The Cslogs
B -unswick last Seurdsy vss pretsssse
sccount Of the fact thst Celby 60
Colby man to umpire the GENE. II
ter vas referred to Nick Youfs. pro-
Of the rational league. ard u ~ fsIe
yesterday that hs had wired back 49,
hi favor Of Bovdoia on the srssse
when there 10 failure Of The regular -
to be present, that the homo tsao -
tbs visitors have the right 70 cssss q
umpire. In case this dscijss ~ 49,
he games stand Bovdoin three, CssSy -
The Argument still holds COED. bsssvs
that should . tie gone BE- played, 49,
10 the place % play IL.
Much inhrss: sm ING Tie vstsssse = -
viciaity 10 berg unaffected With sses
ths meeting Of the prsp,sed y
organic ssion ia @ A. r Han u -
on Wednesday next, usps III.
JouasAL hes already statsi. tbis y
ton. IL 10 understood. 10 In 10 ~ =
fers with IN, q, A. r.. bus 10 y -
ETY. Of The rank ard Gle. 4 a.
plaos for hsldies the uaicn y ~
desired asd The trustees Of CAnp
Association have IL vitsd he 49,
occupy heir camp On the shefss 3
Ssbsseiceok nll sseh tiss % ~
location q their Own. Il thsss =
which ne ssslss ssossds y -
Be rendered 70 ths ssseciealee
decide on : Iocssiea Of tAsls sssf
BE- the Dess central plscs y ~
voull sdss3 svssy aess1o
csulA b. desired b. ths vstsss,&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

Children Csy ior Pitchers Castoria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

Probably the fnest collection Of postage
stamps to be found in Maine or Ne~
Brunswick is that belonging to Mr.. Edwin
b. Todd ~ St Stephen. 1t numbers
between 5000 and 1000, without counting
duplicates. and contains many rare and val
psbie etamps,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

DR.. B0MScnUR, az Yves. .,.A ST..
Nsy FORK City. n. T.. The le.dlns
SPECIALIST for ell nervous, blood and urinary
fisSases. infectious otherwise. The Doctor uess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12
Hannond's Grove opens lfoaday.

Screen door and windows ass eoi.a /
with great CELEBRITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
Drunkenness.

DIR. McGrew, pvt diseases, 18th & Far.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27

tinshop and canning department OF Cudnhy's,
proved an unqualified success. There were
over 300 persons in attendance. Some
trouble was experienced from some hood
lums present, but the arrest of some aud OK
pulslou OF others from tho hall had q quiet
ing effect.
Baptist NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street,
between NJ and n. Morning services II a.
m. Miss Buz1ell, a returned missionary
from china. wilt deliver an address, Miss
Buz2cll has had a large oxporioucc, and she
Is remarkably interesting. All interested In
missions ought to hear her, Sunday School.
= m. Evening service, 7:3) y. M. Subject !:
The Evening Assembly All are welcome.
Thomas Stephenson, pastor.
Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Twcnty-third aud n streets. Sunday
school, 0;45 Il, m. Tho superintendent, T..
NJ. Richardson, will give a review OF tho
lessons of the past six months, with illus
t%rations. Preaching, II a, M. subject, "Our
deiiverer;' class meeting, IL m. led by j. a..
Silver; Epworth league meeting, Gas p. m;
preaching, $50 p. m. prayer meeting every
wednesday at I;Ij p. nc. n. Dawson,
pastor.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
THE MORSE DRY GOODS Co.
Is Fer Cent Discount on Dress Goods
Remnants.
CUT PR,Lto BEGINNING MONDAY.
Bargains in Hosiery and Underwear
Dress Buttons Toe Card-Pearl
Buttons 5c-Ladies' Vests
5Oc-Misses Hose Soc.

For the purpose OF keeping our force
of dressmakers at work during the dull
season we shall begin Monday morning
all kinds of dresses, wraps, etc, ut
cost; we have also Il beautiful stock
of fine Paris street and party dresses
made by Worth, Felix, Sara Mayer and
other Partisan artists, purchased by US
to obtain the styles, that we will sell at
less than half the cost to import. All
the beautiful dress goods, silks, nets,
gauzos, ETC., in this department will be
sacrificed, beginning Monday. Now is
your chance to get first class dresses
made cheap.
SPECIAL FOR S35.
We have a beautiful line of Paris un-
made dress patterns that we will make
and trim complete for $50. They are
beautiful styles and such II dress is worth
$50. THE MORSE DRY GOODS co.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS.
Accumulation of the entire season
everything from 8 yards down will be
sold from our remnant table beginning
Monday at
% PER CENT OFF.
Remember these are the best styles
of goods that sold first this season.
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPT.
Everything is sold in our basement
that you use in your dining room or
kitchen.
/. READ, LISTEN.!!
Wringers 1925, coal scuttles SOC,
clothes horses 90c, wash tubs 60c, clothes
lines Zoe. wash boards zoe, pals 0c,
clothes baskets soc, sewing tables 81. TO-,
SapoliO &c cake. chamber sets, II pieces,
$40, worth 81. 80; large ash cans So. 90,
full dinner set, 80 90.
DRESS BUTTONS l5C CARD.
$1,000 dozen dress buttons worth from
SOC to So. 90 IL dozen, or sale Monday at
loo u car q
PEARL BUTTONS, sc.
All sizes white pearl buttons, 2dozen
on a card, &c d card; just the thing for
underwear.
LACES AND CHIFFONS.
Special low prices next week.
LADIES' VESTS. SOC.
Ali sizes remaining in our Csc, zoe
and 95c ladies' merino vests IN one lot
at soc, beginning Monday.
LADIES UNDERVESTS $1.OO.
All sizes finest Australian lambs wool
vests; sold at 81. 80 and 81. rs. One lot
ut 81 on sale neXt week,
MISSES HOSE 35c.
A lot OF finest G and G French all wool
hose, worth 81. 90; all sizes 35c. Another
lot soc, worth 81. Sc.
Bargains in boys clothing.
Bargains in meas underwear, 75c.
Bargains in warm knitted Scotch caps,
suitable for men or boys, at soc; more
useful han a sealslkin.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS co.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
The Mny To On.

You have seen California frequently
mentioned in newspapers and magazines.
Perhaps II friend has been thove, and
writes enthusiastic letters back home
about the climate and the fruits. 1t
makes you anxious to sec the country
for yourself.
The best time to go is in the fall and
winter. Then work here is least press
ing and California climate is now pleas
ing. The way to go is via Santa Fe
route, on one of that lines popular, per-
sonally conducted parties, leaving Chi
cago every Saturday evening, and leav-
ing Kansas City every Sunday morning.
Special agents4nnd porters in attend
ance. Pullman tourist s~leepers are
used, furnished with bedding. mat
%tresses, toilet articles, etc. Second
class tickets honored. Write to f.. l..
Palmer, passenger agent Santa Fe
route, All New York Life building,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
nJnric C,ty N,inlotures.
Mrs. w. j.. Temple has returned fr
ChiCapO.

Mrs. w. j. Temple has returned from
Chicago.
Cal Cooper has loft for a two weeks visi;
with friends at Iaa Grove, Ia.
Alexander Holmes of Atchlson, Kan, is
the guest of his son Henry of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Baty are spending the
holidays IN Malvern, Ia, visiting with
friends ana relatives.
Mrs. Al Keenan,, who gave birth to d child
about a month ago, is dangerously ill. Mr..
and Mrs. Keenan, have been married just a
year.
Edward A. Cudahy made the widow of
George Long, who was terribly scalded, n
Christmas present of clothes and coal for the
winter.
Margaret, the l0-year-old laughter of Mrs.
Mary Cassidy, Q and Twenty-third streets,
died at B O'Clock yesterday afternoon with
dinhtheria.
Editor Ritchhart, editor of the Tribune,
was the fortunate recipient OF Il diamond pin,
presented by an adrnlring friend as a Christ
mas present.
Office Manager y. G.. May of Swift & Co.
was presented with a gold anq platinum
watch charm set with diamonds. The gift
came from friends in the establishment.
Miss Nora A. Cox, one of the Fourth ward
teachers, takes her departure for Washing
ton, ID, G.. today. Tho board has granted
her a leave of absence, that she may go and
care for her INVALID sister.
Mrs. Mary A. Blddinger of independence,
Ia, with her son James ii. of the same place,
and daughter, Mrs. w. ID. Boies, of Sheldon,
have been visiting with a sick daughter, Mrs.
w. S. Glynu. The lady has been very i'll but
is now better.
G. o. Francisco, who has been travelling
for the past eight mouths in Old and New
Mexico, Texas and Colorado in the interests
of the Cudahy Packing company, has re-
turned. A party of friends gathered at his
home, Twenty-third and ii, on Friday even
ing. and gave a party III honor of his return.
The first annual ball of the employees of the
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
CITY MISSION WORK.
What the Cooperative charities is
Doing for Uniortunatn Men.

| what tho GN1.NYNN v~ AZ /, -, A..
Mt. - 80
- " '"'''"""'' "'"'
INT work OF Cooperative Charities the
past week has bnon cninently satisfactory.
Moro tbnn nm n,rsona ,,,oiyod o;f,s
49, D.
Nun 'ue charltS co h"ilV'ee' Ihese glltS
consisted mostly OF the noces'aries OF life.
1t was a surprise to many OF us to see the
liberal resnonsa Of ,bo raroro,s whit,
yost n,nn,ii,Ias NV Nv WI
.,a. " Nv '"iS o'S' provisions
"ele sehC TO US Elegant dinners, cooked
ana ready Tor delivery, were sent in. Such
a variety of clothing of all kinds c anne to lis
| that we were able IN render nid /, tbis linn
70 a. onn t,nvt,. ~
w IL ~ v ids,ai'os.
,;onn - V'os9 si.ts, auu many others not men
| The Fact ,bot a tr, u SirJi ~ y money, reveal
n " vu H., a srue spltiD or s9neroSltS ana
i, .iL ntiuno2a aoouhuS IL ohiaua' LOU
TIC 80 49, t'u VI vnLs cohhection' thnC
nnnr 80 aSCounpilsueu AZ the hehu-
gTannoea " VI" Co.Spt[aClVo SnarltleS only
c ~ Nna u oa,U ot Suo WORK uohe IN inc
or LAY osolG onu[ch auu chariGaole
II 10 uohe " SpeCial Worh, III
N""ua,ion W us; opeGthi hielIioh shoulu DC
tn"uu u eno n"oH IreSoSterlun ana I'M
49, haRta. 0uurcuos' Eacu vi Cuese
ond aioSh t'' 4"isG slotcs o. provisions
uuu clotulhs' ana systelhatlcaily supplcd
w. " "oS o : !" GolGn'n seGtlohS OF tue Guy.
nuVs ,vu ~ Vlahhs, anu report 10 US inc
j., 49," 80. " SnIi "o'h' W ~ ohtereu
~ " o,Vh VI iecolus.
= Lanv .mLa oppUr.uhICy 10 tnank Jhe chhrl-
WI puGtJ ~ al Inc gus SehC US lor me
poor, anu aiSU 10 express our gratitude Tor
tho hiuu SPtInC ol co-oPerati0n manifested IN
suo Nork' lnc american district Telegraph
cAprcss company donated inc use OF It's Wag-
olS lor ohe "ech Us InoE were needed, ana
evGrNohe we caIlou upon responded heartily
anu was oViuehIAy gIal TO help US IN the
sopu cause.
Woulu also WehOloh mat the great work
OF Ihe past rev DAYS Woald not have boon
accomplishing II IL ma not been completely
sNsLeLlat'Hcu oy business men VINO gave the
siIie InaI was heeoeu 10 carry out me care
inliy ior'ueu plans. Neltner could II nave
oycn uone without Iho help OF inc ladies'
Wnose uanios appiareu on the committee.
lheSe lauleS worried 1ron early morning
uuIll i'Ie ~ htGhJ, scarcely stopping long
enough lor iunch. Inc latest reports lndl-
caI' that an OF tnetl nave survived.
AFTER thls head4uarters Tor the work will
DC at no NorIh Ienth street. Ihis is tue
iocaIloh OF our WOOD vard, whlcn was begun
Inree weeks ago TO nelp poor men VINO have
peeh unfortunate; Inc work OF the yard
mas gone along Tue past weeks most salts
lactorllv. Weary all classes OF workmen are
represented. 40 not forget our free employ
ment bureau. III you want a carpenter,
pa'ntcr, clerk, Jeweler, engineer for city
pants, yardthan Tor motel or restaurant.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
STONEHILLS.
A Great Until Noon and Afternoon Sale
Get For Monday.
SOMETHING NEW AT SToNEHILLs.
Something Unhcarl OF, Something
Wonderful at stonchills-Look
out For Us Between Now
and New Years.

We are going to make things him
until New Years. Some of our bar
gains Will be on slle until noon and
some from noon until evening. Prices
will be no object on the goods we adver-
tise. What we want is to get rid of
our enormous stock.
UNTIL NOON
We offer % pairs of $500 blankets at
$2.97.
UNTIL NOON
We offer ladies 75c natural wool I'M
derwear at 30c.
UNTIL NOON
We offer 1000 yards of $l.00 dress fan
mel, 4S inches wide, at 44c a yard.
UNTIL NOON
We offer 200 yards velvetecn at 25c q
yard, all colors. #:
UNTIL NOON
We Offer so dozen children's black wool
hose at lie a pair, worth 25c.
UNTIL NOON
We offer the G. Il. corset at 90c; our
regular price is 80. 80.
UNTIL NOON
We offer 1000 yards of ribbon, slightly
solled, at lOc n yard: worth up to II. 90.
UNTIL NOON
We offer silk plush albums at SOC; worth
81. 90.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
We offer 81 90 broadcloth at roc a yard.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
We offer 81. 90 comforts at 81 %.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
We offer 81. % toboggans at 25c.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
We offer best quality calico 4lc Il
yard.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Wn nt1nI. - lll pnnnnntS nf IrpCG
goods at half price; they are marked In
plain figures and you will be asked reg
ular prices unless you tell the salesman
you ant them for half price.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
All our so. % and 81. 90 jackets go at
81. 0S.
READ.
Goods advertised until noon will be
on sale until II o'clock; those advertised
for the afternoon from II o'clock until
6 o'clock. STONEHILLS.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
Bound TO WIN.

Excellent service, safety, convenience,
and low rates are matters closely looked
for and always appreciated by II dis,
eliminating public.
This is conclusively proven by the
great popularity of the Chicago Il
Northwestern afternoon flyer. This
train leaves the u. T.. depot, Omaha,
daily at 5 o'clock and arrives in Chicago
at S:l5 the next morning, with free pur-
Ion cars, new Pullman and Wagner
sleeper and dining cars, v~estibuled
throughout.
City ticket Office 140l Farnam street.
Baggage checked from residences and
hotels direct TO destination.
u. +. WEST, K. Il. RITCHIE,
{, L. & Il, A. General Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
Everybody likes Hayden's piInos.
The Chicago q Northwestern

Runs five eastern passenger trains
daily from Omaha. The ) o'clock and
the 9:20 p. IN. limited vestibule trains
arrive and depart direct from the Union
Pacific depot, Omaha. These trains are
fully supplied with all that is modern
and artistic in passenger equipment, es-
pccially as regards the new Wagner
and Pullman ~sleepers and free parlor
GERS. Everybody knows what North
western" dining cars are. City ticket
office l40l Farnam street.
G. f. WEST, r. IL. RITCHIE,
g. Il. & Z. A. General Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27

James f.. Curllp was arralgncd before
Police Magistrate King at 5 p. m. yesterday
on the charge of getting $1,000 under false
pretenses. HIS accusers were the members
of the firm of Bernard, Vogner 81 Co.
From the prosecutors it appears tnat Car
lin sold them 81. 600 worth of cattle for 81 800,
the understanding being that they were free
from all membranes. Later the pur-
chasers were chagrined to learn that the
cattle which they supposed they had secured
at a great bargain were plastered with mort
cages amounting to 81. 700.
They therefore caused the arrest and pros
ecution of Carlln. After a portion of the
testimony was given in last evening adjourn
mont WAS made until 2 ID 10. WcdncShaN.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27

We call especial attention to n lot Of
SO dozen warm knitted caps, nobby style,
sizes for mon and boys, nearly rs warm
MS fur and much pleasantor for the
wearers, ut soc each, worth $l.O0.
Colors, gray and tan with fine hair line
stripes, Sizes, 81 to a. Mems furnish
ing department of
THE MORSE DRY GOODS co.