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Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29

We have enlarged this department
and we are showing the largest assort-
ment of bleached, unbleached, turkey
red, rcd and green, red and blue, red
and gold, white and red, white and blue,
white and gold table damask which was
ever displayed by any house. Fringed
cloths, all colors, fancy colored linen
table sets, also plain white, bought ex-
pressly for holiday trade, now on sale.
Beautiful line of fine towels; towels at
SC, tic, 10c, 15c, 19c, CSC, 35c, soc, 65c,
75c, SHE, 81. 90, 81. 25, 81. 80, etc. Give
our linen department a call and note the
changes; compare our prices and you
will go no further.
New stock of unbleached cotton fan
mel all perfect big bargains, SIC, sc, &c,
&c, Sc, ice, l2tc, l5c, zoe, and 25c yard;
also full line of bleached cotton flannel
and colored cotton flannel; new line OF
all wool shifting and skirting %fannels,
all %colors, just opened. New eiderdown
and shaker tlannels.
Closing out prices On double width
sheeting; we have got too many, and
stock must be reduced. Muslins, calicos
and ginghams, at prices to reduce stock
as we need all the room for holiday
goods which are coming in now in car
load lots. You will find our toy depart
ment the largest in America and will be
open in a. few more days.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Silk Department.

Some astonishingly low prices in dress
silks for Monday and through the week.
A few pieces left of black faille at SSc,
q leader ard cheap at $1.10.
Five pieces OF extra width and quality
in blacks for 81. 25, good value at 81 60;
A nice gros grain in black for 65c and
s5c.
Colored failles in all shades, a regular
81. 10 line, Monday SSc.
Cheney Bros. 25-inch figured silk,
regular price 81; to close, only Coo.
Figured China drapery silks, 30 inches
wide, in choice patterns, only 81.
Just received u brocaded crepe de
MORE, in black and cream, very hand
some. Also a full line in evening shades
of crepe de chine, only $l.l5 per yard.
A full line OF v~elvets, in black and
colcrs, for 81, that are no equaled in the
city for the price.
An extra width velveteen, in black
and colors, at soc to zoe; cheap for 81.
A .5-inch plush, in c%olors, for Sl.25,
worth $l.50 by the piece.
Fancy v~elvets, in blacks and colors. at
half their value.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Clearing Sale.

To make room for our immense stock
OF holiday goods. Our time being limit
ed, we will commence Monday morning
a genuine bargain sale. Goods will be
sold regardless of cost, as we must have
the space. Tremendous low cuts will be
made in ladies', children's and gents
underwear, also hosiery, c%orsets, knit
goods, yarns, gloves, gents un~dershirts,
handkerchiefs, neckwear, umbrellas, and
ladies' muslin underwear.
CHiLDREN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR.
Prices cut in half.
Children's scarlet wool underwear,
good quality, Sc for 16 inch, rise &c on
each.
Children's scarlet wool underwear,
good quality, 1910 for l6 inch, rise sc on
size.
Children's natural gray underwear,
good quality, 10c for 16 inch, rise &c on
size.
Children's natural gray underwear,
good quality, 12tc for Is inch, rise &c on
size.
Children's extra fine cancels hair
underwear, good quality, zoe for 16 inch,
rise &c on size.
l case of infants fine cash vests,
35c, reduced from Coo.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests only TIC
each, reduced from 35c.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed pants, Egyptian
cotton, only 25c, worth SOC.
Ladies' natural gray wool vests and
pants only SOC, worth 75c.
Ladies' heavy natural gray wool vests
and pants only Toe, worth 81. 0 c.
Ladies' extra fine wool natural grey
vests and pants only l Loo, worth ST. %.
Special case of ladies' extra fine
camel's hair underwear, equal to DR..
Warmers, only ST. 5 each, reduced from
So. 100.
GENTS UNDERWEAR.
leases of gents heavy natural gray
underwear only SOC each, worth 75c.
lot of gents heavy wool sox only 12tc
per pair, worth Csc.
A special line of gents Teck scarfs
and four-in-hand ties, not one in the
line but is worth soc, your choice for 25c.
Gents sheepskin gloves and mittens
25c-50c, worth double.
HOSIERY.
case of ladies' wool hose only 15c per
pair, worth 25c.
l case children's wool hose only 12tc
per pair, worth 25c.
Infants wool hose &c per pair, worth
15c.
Ladies' cashmere gloves only 12tc per
pair, worth Csc.
Bargains in ladies' kid gloves, COM
mencing Monday.
All u ladies' 75c corsets reduced to
SOC on Monday.
Zephyrs, all shades, &c per ounce.
Best quality Standard German knit
ing yarn only tic per skein.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Watches and Jewelry

We have in our jewelry department a
full line of solid gold ear drops, lace
pins, stick pins, tinger rings, hair orna.
ments, garnet and onyx goods, ladies'
and gents cuff buttons, in solid gold and
plated, solid gold and filled American
watches, fine Swiss watches, opera
glasses and spectacles, silver plated, fiat
and hollow ware, the largest line OF
ladies' and gents watch chains in the
city, marble clocks, onyx clocks, enam-
eled iron clocks, antique oak clocks,
alarm clocks in all styles and makes,
oxidized silver clocks. The latest now
elites In silver and gold filled watch
boxes, and hundreds of other beautiful
ornaments that make suitable Christ
mas presents, or sale at
ONE.HALF JEWELERS. PRICES.
Gents Bounce solid coin silver watch,
stem-wind and set, with Elgin or
Waltham movements, $3.50, jewelers.
price, $17. so.
Gents ~silverine stem-wind and set,
Elgin or Waltham watch, 81. 80, jewel
ers' prices, Sl2.
Gents Elgin or Waltham Watches in
ers' prices, $40.
G. NJ Wheeler movement in a gold
filed case, warranted to wear 20 years,
SlB. 30, jewellers prices, $50 to $40.
y. w. Raymond movement in a Ia
karat Boss filled hunting case, warranted
to wear 20 years, S24.75, jewelers. prices,
$50 to 500.
Ladies' IA karat U, S. assay solid gold
hunting case stem-winding Watch, with
Elgin or Waltham movement, $l9.5 So,
ewelers' prices, $40 to Si5.
Ladies' solid silver chatelaine watches,
stem wind and set, 49,. 80; jewelers.
prices, $40.
Ladies' gold filled hunting case
watches, stem wind and set, sl0. 80; jew
elers' prices, $50.
Gents gold filed hunting case, stem
wind watches, with Elgin or Waltham
movement, S.. rs; jewelers. prices, $50
TO $26
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Colored Dress Goods

SPECIAL SALE FOR MONDAY.
40 inch all wool serges 45c.
DO inch all wool henrietta 47c.
as inch silk finish henrietta 75c.
81 inch camel's hair plaids reduced to
81. 35.
3S inch camelette cloth reduced to 47c.
40 inch plaid suitings SOC.
40 inch plain cheviot with camels hair
polka dot reduced to Soc.
"a inch French cheviot reduced to
81. 10.
A inch heavy storm serge 69c.
"A inch camels' hair serge SOC.
40 inch jamestown plnids SOC.
40 inch all wool striped cheviot 39c.
3S inch all wool flannel Soc.
81 inch hoosier plaids 37tc.
54 inch ladies' cloths SSc.
"a inch broadcloths $1.25.
81 inch heavy stripe cloaking $1.OO.
ga inch heavy plaid cloaking $1.3S.
40 inch tricot flannel SOC.
81 inch English cashmere 1Oc.
SO inch English cashmere, very fine
25c.
36 inch fancy plaids, half wool, o5c.
81 inch all wool tlannels Acc.
80 inch gray mix suiting l9c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29

Cape Cod cranberries, 10c per quart
3 for 25c.
Apricot preserves, in pure granulated
sugar, Ste per pound.
Plum preserves, in pure granulated
sugar, Sic per pound.
Ounce preserves, in pure graduated
sugar, Ste per pound.
Raspberry preserves, in pure granu-
lated sugar, Sic per pound.
Peach preserves, in pure g~ranulated
sugar, Ste per pound,
Strawberry preserves, in pure granu-
lated sugar, SIC per pound.
This is a special sale on preserves.
we just received a car of absolutely
pure flour, Ate per pound. You can put
this to any test YOU wish, if not abso-
lutely pure buckwheat we will pay
$500.
Aunt Sally pancake flour, Sic.
Aunt Jemima pancake flour, Sic.
Absolutely pure apple butter, SO per
pound, put up in pure apple cider.
Pure snow white sour krout, SIC per
quart. This is the finest krout you ever
used.
Dill Pickles, 15c per quart or SOC per
gallon, They are put up in pure grape
wine vinegar. We are the only agents
in Omaha.
Rolled wheat sc, manufactured from
the best selected Russian hard white
wheat; some call it California breakfast
food.
Silver flake hominy sc. You can use
it for pudding. for soup and for ~fritters.
1t makes a delicious dish.
New evaporated raspberries, 17tc.
New evaporated California apricots,
12tc.
New evaporpted California peaches,
Ste.
New California raisin cured prune
etc.
Imported common Turkish prunes, sc,
California pitted plums, 10c.
California dried grapes, sc.
Imported Valencia %raisins, 124c.
Imported seedless r~aisins, lac.
California loose muscated ~raisins, 10c.
These are all new and the finest that
money can buy.
8 pound can new California apricots,
put up in pure g%ranulated sugar syrup,
most delicious fruit, 17tc.
We have cheaper apricots, 12tc and
15c, if you want them.
3 pound can new California peaches in
pure granulated sugar syrup, 19c.
Very fine blood red salmon, 10c per,
can; they are delicious.
S%ardines, sc.
Mustard Sardines, 10c.
2-pound can very fine Gooseberries,
stc.
2-pound can Blackberries, 7tc.
2-pound can ~raspberries, put up in
pure %granulated syrup, 17tc.
2-pOund can Strawberries in pure
sugar syrup, 174c.
8 pound can all yellow Baltimore
peaches in heavy syrup, 1Oc.
3-pound can new California Egg
Plums, 12tc.
3-pound can California Green Gage
Plums, 124c.
3-pound can new California Damson
Plums, 12tc.
Full Cream Cheese, 15c.
Brick, 15c.
Imported Swiss Cheese, 15c.
Swift g. Co. $ corn beef 1!c per pound,
sold in every butcher shop at Sic per
pound.
Sugar cured picnic Hams, TIC.
Boneless Hams, 1Oc.
Sugar cured Breakfast Bacon, loo.
Sugar cured hams, heavy, 9tc.
Sugar cured dried beef, TIC.
Bologna Sausage, DC.
Liver Sausage, &c.
Soda Crackers. sc.
Oyster Crackers, sc.
Sweet Chocolate, sc.
Premium Chocolate, 174c.
2O-pound pail very fine fruit Jelly, soc
each.
Imported chow chow 15c per pound.
Imported mixed pickles l5c per quart.
Imported olives 35c quart; they are
very fine, would be cheap at 75c.
SOapona BIC per package.
All kinds of wash powder 3tc package.
bars best laundry soap 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Special Bargains
IN BLANKETS, COMFORTS, LIN,
EMS, COTTON FLANNELS,
DOMESTICS, ETC.

100 pair of white blankets, 1914, ST.
pound weight, at 81. 25 n pair. They are
not all wool, but the best blanket in
Omaha for 81. % a pair.
1911 white moleskin blankets at 75c,
81. 90 and $1.25 a pair.
Gray blankets at SOC, 75c, 81. 90, $1.25,
81 80 and upwards. -
Ia all wool white blankets at $3.5 a
pair.
800 pair of red, sanitary gray and
white blankets at S.. 60 a pair. Among
this lot are bargains not to be had every
day. :
Horse blankets of every description.
Big variety of lap robes.
Bed comforts SOC, 49c, 75c, 95c, Sl.25,
$l.9S, etc. They are not damaged, but
all perfect.
Wo carry the largest line Of down
comforts in Omaha, al 81. rs, So. rs, ST. so,
81. so, etc. These are all new, this sea-
sons make, not a single comfort carried
over from last season.
Silk covered comforts, with best
sateen lining, only 1915.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Art Department.

Special for Monday:
Good knitting silk at l9c per ] dozen
spools.
Embroidery silk in all colors. DC per
dozen spools,
s-inch stamped linen doylies at PC
each, worth Sc.
Fine linen hemstitched and stamped
doylies at lee, l2c, l5c.
All linen stamped splashers, Zoe,
worth Zoe.
Very pretty embroidered felt tides at
25c, worth soc.
l6,inch tinsel jute tides at 25c,
Stamped damask and monte tray and
carving cloths, appropriately designed,
at l5c, pc, Soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Millinery Sale.

Special closing out sale of fine i'm.
ported pattern hats, also fine trimmed
hats and untrimmed hats in all the latest
styles for ladies, misses and children.
This department never packs away
goods. Every article must be- sold dur
ing the season no matter how great the
sacrifice. Now is the time to buy fancy
feathers, ostrich plumes and tips, orna-
ments, millinery laces, and all kinds
millinery trimmings.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Lace Curtains.

Many Omaha people would be greatly
surprised 10 know the immense stock
and endless variety of these goods car
ried in this department and at prices so
absolutely unapproachable.
Speciel sale on fringes, rugs, draper
les, portieres, dotted Swiss, Jap silk ana
art cotton draperies.
Lowest prices on window shades, wide
shade goods and table oilcloth.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Dress Trimmings.

There is positively not a more COM
plete stock west of New York city. All
the latest novelties in fine buttons, plain
silk and fancy braids, silk gimps, feather
trimmings, silk chenille in fancy weaves,
whalebone and bone castings, beltings,
seam binding in every shade, and in fact
every article that goes to make up n
complete dress trimming department.
The backward fall trade is forcing prices
lower than ever. Now is the time to
buy,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Drug Department.

In this department everything is sold
at the lowest price.
Red Cough Syrup, zoe.
Wright's Sarsaparilla, 60c.
Seven Sisters Hair Grower, 75c.
Carter's Little Liver Pills. lSc.
Bucklin's Arnica Salve, zoe.
Beef Iron and Wine, SOC.
Liebig's Beef Extract, Soc.
Imported perfumes, all odors, at 25c
per ounce.
Graham Bros, soaps on sale.
Pure %ocoanut oil, lie per cake.
Mexican cactus soap, 7tc.
Pure white CASTLE soaps, Bic.
Medicated tar soap, 7tc.
Elder flower soap, tic.
Kinks Shandon Bells soap, Acc per
box.
Long bars of CASTLE so APP 8 pound bars
for 25c.
Don't forget to visit the drug depart
ment and look at the bargains in soaps.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Laces.

Machine made torchons Mt &c, Sc, Toe,
12c, l5c per dozen yards,
An silk chantilly lacss at Toe, l2c, l5c,
Zoe, worth 20c to 35c per yard.
1000 yards black yacht lace, all wool,
at Sc and DC per yard, worth Toe to loo.
Chiffons in all the latest shades and
combinations OF colors at 25c, Soc, SOC,
43c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Sanples!

The largest sample line EVER shown in
ladies' cloaks, jackets and cape wraps,
all in the latest novelties, and less than
manufacturers prices.
Ladies' REFERS in tan bedford cord,
camel's hair, trimmed with mutton fur
to match satin faced silk cord loops,
$1S, sold at $50, and $35.
Ladies' cape wraps in black, fancy
trimmed, So, sold at SIS.
Ladies' REFERS from heavy twiiled
worsted cloaking, faced with satin and
trimmed with good quality Of astrachan
fur, So, sold at SlS.
L~adies'reefers in black and tan camel's
hair, large pearl buttons, 3C-inches
long, SO, sold at SIG.
Ladies' re efers in black cheviot with
fancy ornamental loops,$5 sod at SO.
| lot of ladies' jackets in all sizes at
CSC; jackets ranging from So to So.
Ladies' newmarkets in all sizes, So. 90,
ranging from SIS to $50.
Misses jackets and REFERS, age from II
| to Is years in all the latest novelties,
| "a. 80.
Children's cloaks in fancy plaid from
t 10 s., 1915.
| OUR SAMPLE LINE OF LADIES'
FUR CAPES.
! Ladies' coney capes, ~lS-lnches long,
LBS.
Ladies' astrachan capes, 1S-inches
ong, $40, sold at $l5.
Ladies' No. l astrachan cape lS-inches
Iong, $l2. sold at $50.
Ladies' No, / monkey cape, 2O-inches
long, $l6.50 sold at $25.
Ladies' No. l nutria cape, l8-inches
long, $l5, sold at $25.
Ladies' uewmarkets with military
| cape at II special price.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Ribbon Department.

Don't forget we carry the largest
stock and give the best value IN ribbons
in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Toys. Toys. Toys.
THE TOY SEASON is COMING.

lhE 10y SEASoN 10 SoNllNb.
The Toy Department will occupy more
than three times the space devoted to
these goods last year.
This department never had on exhibit
tion such n ~bewildering variety of
charming Toys and Fancy Goods of
every description.
In fact, Old Santa never made such
desperate efforts to delight and surprise
the little ones.
Willing hands are working day and
night to get things IN order and people
can make selections from now on.
Silver plated knives and forks roc
per set for knives or forks
SKATES. SKATES. SKATES.
1900 pairs of patent lever skates that
have never been sold for less than 50,
our price, 45c; they are warranted.
Salt and pepper shaker &c.
Wine glasses loo per set.
Imported lemonade sets, set in fine
willow baskets, 81. i5, worth So.
Hungarian vases 81. II, worth SIS.
China cups and saucers &c each.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Carpet Department.


The live trade, in carpets makes it
necessary to nave new goods coming in
almost every day. No lady can come in
the second week and point out the stick
ers or chestnuts. This department has
no room for them. High art, bright,
new styles and low prices maket the car
pets move out.
This department has now in transit a
complete line of advance spring styles IN
the celebrated Lowell extra super in
grain carpets.
The superior quality and high cost OF
these goods have deferred Omaha deal
ers from carrying them, with the posi-
BILE exception of a few off styles. which
are always sold under value. This pur-
chase is made, direct from the manutac-
~turers, and places the department In a
position to meet the lowest New York
prices and show complete line to select
from right here in Omaha.
Books and Stationery.
Dickens complete works in IA vol
umes, elegantly bound, only $4.9S, regu-
lar price so.
Cooper's complete works, 16 volumes,
cloth bound, only 1859, publishers price
$15.
Immense assortment of children's
books at less than ! book store prices.
George Elliot's complete works, uni
form cloth binding, at 33c per volume,
regular price 75c each.
Special inducements offered in Office
supplies. Get our prices before you
buy.
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary,
cloth bound, only SOC each.
Harness Department.
1t will pay you to visit this depart
meut, examine our goods and get prices
before buving for we can save you money
as we carry a complete assortment OF
single and double harness and all kinds
of strap work, halters, brides, etc.
A good single harness So. 90.
A heavy double farm harness 1921. 49.
A good saddle SO. AS.
A fine riding bride complete Soc.
Team brides per pair 81, 96.
Currvcombs &c,
Surcingles l9c.
Buggy cushions CSC.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
handkerchief.
SPECIAL
We have just received the biggest
bargain in ladies' embroidered handker
chiefs ever seen In Omaha. "
200 dozen fine embroidered ladies'
handkerchiefs at 1870 each, actually
worth SOC to SOC each.
200 dozen fine embroidered and hem
stitched ladies' erchiefs, slightly
, soiled, to close at l5c each, worth 25c to
40c each,
100 dozen prettily embroidered hand
kerchiefs at 35c, actually worth SOC to
65c each.
100 dozen fancy bordered and hem
stitched ut &c, actually worth lOc.
Tea and Coffee Dept
Extremely low prices continue to be
our motto in this department,
Monday we sell a nice sundried
Japan, al elegant drinker, 100.
Green japan lSc, 20c and 25c.
Basket fired Japan, new crop, 2Sc,
Soc and iSc.
Extra choice spring leaf SOC.
We have n very fine line OF black teas.
English breakfast 49, and 60c.
Formosa Oolong soc, soc and To-.
We guarantee these goods to be first
class or money refunded.
Our cofees are roasted fresh.
Crushed Java and Mocha l9c.
Rio 23c to &c,
Golden Rio 25c. Best No. l. 29c.
Peaberry SOC.
Combination Java and Mocha 27ia.
| Best old Gov, Java 33tc.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
House Furnishing
Goods.

LAMPS. LAMPS. LAMPS.
The Lion lamp, something new, is a
reading lamp with a ruby porcelain
shade and a center draft burner, 81 20,
actually worth $40.
Also a Ruby foot stand lamp, 40c,
worth 80.
We nave the finest and largest as
sentiments of lamps ever shown in the
west, and the prices are the lowest.
Wash tubs 45c.
Wash boards &c.
The Western washing machine So. SO.
Mrs. Pott fiat irons, 3 irons, handle
and stand, SOC.
Copper bottom wash boilers SOC.
Furniture Department.
Our furniture department is gaining
an enviable reputation for handling first
class goods at the most reasonable prices
imaginable. Any person wishing tto
buv anv furniture, no matter how small
the amount may be, would do we'll to
give us a call. We can save you money.
We are now ready to show you a fine
line of goods for Christmas presents.
Elegant plush rockers at $2.4O, S.. 25,
SO. so, 81. so, $3.50.
Cane chairs and rockers, solid oak, at
Sl.95, 1926, 1925, $3.50, 1895, 1925,
$4. so, S4.95.
Desks in great variety both in style
and finish, at $3.50, SO. so, 81, $l2,5 so,
$13. $l4. so.
Center tables in bamboo and oak at
81. so, $1.75, SO, 49, 5, $3.50 and any price
up to 81.
Easels, bamboo or oak or brass, from
SOC up to SO. so.
Pictures in great variety and all bar
gains.
Screens. 8 panels, at 81. so, SO. 25, SO. so.
Fine line of bedroom suits, extension
tables, sideboards, book cases, lounges
single and double, music holders, towel
racks ana all kinds Of chairs and rockers
and odd pieces of all kinds.
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
Special sale from now until Christmas
on all our trunks and valises. This is
lone in order to close out, the whole line
this year. Give us a call, you may save
money by SO doing.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29

We call your especial attention today
to our Gift Sale Range now on exhibit
tion In our stove department, as being
the most perfect, most comfortable and
most elegant piece of Kitchen furniture
over offered to the housekeepers Of
Omaha, The above cut represents our
best base burner. Remember we have
an immense line of heating stoves, cook
stoves and ranges, and we cordially in
vite you to visit our stove department
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Pocketbooks.

We are showing an entirely new line
of novelties in ladies' and gents pocket
books and shopping bags, 25c, 40c, soc,
75c, 81,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
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create desire vim our good wIlu and patronage Scar In mine
S57,49i50 TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-29
Linen Department.

sateen lining, only 1915.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-13
CHAPTER XII.
TEMPTED.

In the first furry of surprise at Rays acceptance of an imaginary proposal for his daughters hand, Russell lost sight entirely of the fact that he had made no proposal. The benevolent old gentle man terminated the interview with a hearty handshake; and before Russell recovered the use of his vocal organs the two men were out upon the street where confidential discussion was not possible.
 Whatever may have been the subject Ray selected for his remarks on the way to the yacht, they sell far short of his companions attention. Russells thoughts worked hurriedly upon the problem presented by the strange re- suit of his attempt to obtain an edict of punishment against himself. That such an exile was now more than ever nec- essary was evident enough, but it was also clear that 1t must be voluntary. He should keep out of the way of temp