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Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
HAYDEN BROS.

Cutting Prices in Shoe Department.
We buy of the best manufacturers in
large lots and sell at dry goods profits,
saving you fully 20 per cent.
OVERSHOES.
Ladies' rubbers, 13c, worth 25c.
Ladies' warm lined arctic overshoes,
LOO.
Mems self acting rubbers, SOC.
Mems arctic overshoes, ST.. %.
Ladies' dongola button shoes, $1.S5,
worth 50. 25.
Ladies' fine dongola button shoes,
So. %, worth So. 90,
Ladies French dongola patent tip
shoes only 49, 90.
Ladies' finest hand turned French kid
button shoes, 81. rs; others ask S.. 90.
SCHOOL SHOES.
shoes. s to II, 95c.
Misses solar tip seamless back shoes,
Is to 2, $l.25.
Youths solid leather tip shoes, II to
2, / .O0.
Boys solid leather tip shoes, 3 to 8,
81. rs.
MEMS SHOES.
Mems solid leather, lace and congress
shoes, S1.25.
Mems fine B calf, lace and congress
shoes, ST. rs.
Mems satin oil calf and congress shoes,
50. so.
Mems hand-welt calf shoes, SO. 90.
Mems MERCER calf hand-sewed shoes,
S 800.
HAYDEN BROS,
Dry goods and shoes.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
How 70 BECOME Beautiful.

How to become beautiful is II plain
woman's constant query. How to be-
come more beautiful is n lovely woman's
constant query. These two all-absorbing
questions are daily being solved by the
ladies who visit Nine. Posts toilet
bazaar, 319t South 10Th street, where
they may find all of her celebrated
preparations for identifying the face
and hands. Expert hair dressers are
hero kept busy crimping and curling
the ladies' hair, and the madame, her.
self gives all those purchasing her
preparations instructions free in facial
massage. In addition Nine. Post gives
electro-thermal, vapor and m~edicated
baths, massage scalp and hair treatment
and does manicuriug.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

We wish to call particular attention
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
in which we have on exhibition all the
new creations OF the fashionable folk.
Our exclusive styles in long ulsters
with thrce-guarter apes which are de-
tachable, making two distinct garments,
are very popular in New York this sea-
son..
The new Franklin coats are the latest.
We have them trimmed in all the lead
ing furs.
New mantels in all the fashionable
materials including Bedford cords with
feather, bead and fur trimmings, SO to
d inches long.
Reefcr jackets. We have the largest
assortment OF this popular shape west OF
Chicago with shawl and medici collars
trimmed in all the popular furs OF the
season.
In fact our stock OF ladies' fall and
winter coats was never so large as at
present.
In children's garments we have the
most select assortment In capes, new
markets and REFER jackets ever OK
hibited in this city.
We invite your attention to our furs,
capes, mufTs and fur trimmings OF the
most desirable furs manufactured.
JUST RECEIVED.
Novelty shades in kid gloves with
plain and black embroidered backs,
particularly adapted for receptions and
evening wear.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOS
IERY.
We mention n few of the popular bar
gains for the coming week:
At l5c, infants plain black cashmere
hose, sizes 4 to 81, worth 25c.
At 25c, misses ribbed all wool hose,
solid black, sizes 5 to 81, worth Soc.
Soc, or three pairs for 81, is h price
FOR u ladies' fine fast black cotton hose,
never before sold for less than SOC.
soc buys II ladies' fast black cashmere
hose, with high spliced heels ana double
Boles, worth Toe.
Lad cs' fine black cashmere hose Opera
length, at 81. Is and SLIGO. They are
really worth 81. 30 and 50.
At 25c, 35c and SOC we have a bargain
in children's gray wool shirts and pants.
They are worth double.
AT 45c, soc, Coo and 75c.
We will sell IL broken lot of children's
genuine cdmel's hair shirts and pants,
former prices 65c to 81. 10.
Ladies' ribbed vests and pants at SOC,
worth roc.
AT roc we will sell n regular 1925
Swiss ribbed vest in gray and white.
Vests only.
Soc buys a ladies' ribbed vest natural
gray or white, long or short sleeves,
that is worth 81. %.
For 81. 90 we sell the pants to match
the above.
We are headquarters for ladies' and
misses union suits and ladies' eques-
trienne drawers.
KELLY, STIGER s. CO.,
Cor. Farnam and 18th SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Is the finest train west of Chicago.
It'll composed o%folegant reclining chair
cars, (seats free) Pullman sleepers Of
most modern design, furnished with liz
braries and other convenicnces, and the
famous ''Burlington" dining cars, in
which meals of superior excellence and
generous variety are served at the uni
forlnprice of roc.
No. 2 leaves the Union Depot
at 4:30 p. IN. daily, is vestibuled
throughout and runs from Omaha to
Chicago without change of any kind; IL
arrives in Chicago at 8 o'clock the fol-
loving morning, making connection in
that city with all fast express trains for
New York, Philadelphia, Boston and
intermediate cities.
Besides this the Burlington has two
other express trains Omaha to Chicago
NO. 4, leaving at $3.50 n. m, is for loca
travel in Iowa and Illinois, and No. 9
leaving at 500 p. m, allows the busy
man to complete the day in Omaha.
City ticket Office 1923 Farnam street.
w. r. VAIL, Agt.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
STUEEHILLS.
Ladies' and 0hildren's Wooden Hosiery
Sale Begins Monday.
TRIMMED HATS AT 0NE-FlFTH PRICE.
Clothes Baskess Fail of All Kinds
of Remnants-5Oo Wonderful
Barapins viii be
on Sale.
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' AND

SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
| purchased 1000 dozen of ladies' hose
from "a New York commission house at
soc on the dollar, and will put them on
sale tomorrow.
The children's will be placed in four
lots:
Lot Fast black hose, heavy ribbed
goods, go at l0c.
Lot 2-Heavy ribbed hose, seamless,
at l5c, worth Soc.
Lot 3, Children's wool fast black hose
at l9c, worth Doc.
Lot 4, Children's full regular made
heavy ribbed all wool hose, also boys
bicycle hose Doc, worth up to SOC.
Lot ], Ladies' hose, seamless 10c,
worth Boo.
Lot 2, Ladies' full regular made black
and %colors, 25c, worth 40c.
Lot 3, Ladies' heavy ribbed cashmere
hose 35c, or 3 pair for a dollar, worth
55c per pair.
TRIMMED HATS.
All the trimmed hats left from the
stock We bought of q Chicago jobbing
house go tomorrow.
Trimmed hats from 1Oc to 3.0S, worth
up to $500 each.
We shall offer the balance of the sam
plc lllcS VI bllc lbulco unueI car dO llull
the regular price.
A nice line of children's underwear at
&c and 15c, worth three times the money.
REMNANTS.
You will find on all our counters in
each department immense clothes bas-
kets filed with remnants.
We have about 10000 remnants accl-
INFLATED during this season and as fast
rs each clothes basket in each depart
ment is closed out it will be refilled.
You will find clothes baskets full Of
remnants Of good cotton flannel.
You will fine clothes baskets full of
remnants of calicos.
You will find clothes baskets full of
remnants of shirtings.
You will find clothes baskets full of
remnants of red nannels.
You will find clothes baskets full of
remnants of outing flannels.
You will find clothes baskets of rem
nants of ginghams and last but not
least,
You will find clothes baskets full of
remnants of dress goods ranging from
one to ten wards in length.
We will offer 800 dozen towels Sc, Zoe,
124c, 15c, 10c, 25c, worth from 15c to soc
each.
A bankrupt stock of cloaks.
Good jackets at SOC, $l.9S and $2.9e
worth up to $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
A REGULAR HUMMER.
Yesterday n OF the biggest Days
Ever Had on Our Second Floor.

Ever Had on Our Second Floor.
The wild prices mentioned in the
Friday papers had the desired effect and
our second floor was a regular bee hive
all day Saturday. But as heavy as was
the demand for the goods, they're not all
gone yet and you can secure the same
bargains Monday.
See that iull size hard wood bedstead
we're closing at $3.50. It's n well
finished piece OF furniture and the
biggest bargain in that line that's ever
been offered here Or elsewhere.
That lot OF center tables ven like hot
cakes. and no wonder. They'rea regular
$500 table. We put them In at $1.0S
and when people saw them they snapped
them up in a hurry. We've n few left
for Monday. DO you want onep
Only a few Of the 81. 10, 3 piece suits
left, so we've concluded to put in an
$500 cherry suit for Monday to keep
the line of bargains complete. They
won't last long at 81. IS,
A few more Of those elegant sewing
tables at S5c, and full.sized bed com
fortcrs at zoe. Kitchen chairs at 35c
chair for 95c.
OUR CROCKERY DEPARTMENT
was crowded all day. These are the
prices which did the work. They'll do
more Monday.
Glass tumblers, each &c.
Glass sauce dishes, each &c.
Glass goblets, each sc.
Glass butter dishes, each 10c.
Glass cream pitchers, each &c.
In queensware we will show you:
Sauce dishes, &c.
Large butter dish, sc.
Yellow bowls, sc.
Japanese tea pots, never sold at less
than 35c, at 1Sc.
a complete lamp, 15c.
Our shoe department is growing rap
idly. The power Of price is making it.
self felt here as we'll as in every other
part Of the tore.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.
Fire shoyels, &c.
Long handle fire shovels, 1Oc.
Furnace scoops, Toe.
Six inch stove pipe, l2tc.
Good tubular lantern, CSC.
One gallon glass oil can, 25c.
A complete line of coal hods, stove
boards, mica, etc, cheaper thar ever
before.
OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT
is making it warm for the back number
pharmacists. You know what we can
save you on patent medicines, but you
cuIl u IctllLc IoW lhuCI iOl ploiV "O
can lop Off on prescriptions till you bring
us one you've had filled some place else.
Try it.
Best tonic, doz., So. 40.
Dufry's malt whisky, Soc.
Cuticura resolvent, roc.
Arnica tooth soap, zoe.
Browns tooth powder, zoe.
Rubiform, 2Oc.
Beecham's pills, 20c.
Porus plasters, 10c.
A complete and we'll selected line of
wines and liquors for medicinal use, bot
tied and in bulk.
OUR BUTTER AND EGG DEPART
MENT
still continues to be a big drawing card.
Once a customer there NEAR always a
customer. You sec we don't handle
''oleo" or anything of that kind. Good
fresh butter and eggs shipped direct to
us from farmers all over the west
are sold at n less price thar other deal
ers charge for old, strong goods. That's
why this department is ever or the grow.
w. II. BENNETT co.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
100 PIECE DINNER SET So. IS.
At New York Bargain Store, 2l2 North
Sixteenth Street,
WE MAKE A BOLD ASSERTION, BUTT GOES
That We Will Place on Sale Tomor-
row, Monday, the Cheapest Line
of inner Sets Ever offered
in This City.
We MAKE A BOLD ASSERTION, BUTT GOES

Having bought of Il. Bortc, "a Chicago
Place New York, 1l6 complete hundred
piece dinner sets at half the importing
price. we will give u trade the benefit.
These dinner sets come in three differ
ent colors, blue, brown and gray, and
are beautifully decorated and guar
anteed in first class condition, and are
actually worth $l3. so.
OUR PRICE FOR MONDAY SO. 95.
Complete twelve piece toilet sets with
slop jar, handsomely decorated with
gilt trimmings, worth $1,000 Monday
81 80.
Decorated china c~uspadorcs worth
LOO, SOC.
Decorated china fruit saucers worth
25c, Sc.
Plain white china slop jars worth
$500, Monday 99c.
Only one jar to Il customer.
Soup dishes worth 15c, &c.
Complete hanging lamp, with dec
grated shade, worth So. so, Monday 81. 80.
Don't overlook this.
A complete wine set, 6 glass wine
bottles and glass tray, worth 81. 80,
Monday SOC.
Glass fruit dishes, worth Zoe, &c.
French blown tumblers with beautiful
engravings, worth 20c, Monday, Sc.
Cake stands, worth SOC, 19c.
Complete water set, worth 100, 49c.
Cream set, 6 pieces, Monday, Poe.
Celery glasses, worth zoe, DC.
Syrup cans, hand engraved, nicklo
top, warranted worth SOC, Monday, 25c.
SOAP, SOAP.
We will place OF our counters Monday
the cheapest and best line of soap to be-
had.
Spanish CASTLE, SIC per cake.
Pure glycerine, Ste per cake.
White CASTLE, sc, 6 for 25c.
Cocoanut oil soap, 9 cakes, Sc, or for
Monday only CSC per dozen.
A BIG BARGAIN.
French blown glasses, with your own
initial engraved on the glass, worth Soc,
Monday, 12!c.
Don't fail to see our SO. 95 dinner set.
NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE.
2l2 N, l6tn st rect.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
GREAT STOCK REDUCING SALE.
The 90 Cent Store, 1919 Farnam St,
81 Door from 18th st.

Sd Door from 18th st.
We must have room for our extensive
stock of holiday goods ana have deter
mined to clean out all the c%rockery,
glassware, tinware, wooden ware, etc.
The goods must go; prices no object;
Copper bottom boilers, 65c; tea kettles,
25c; nickle plated cuspadors, 10c; nickle
handle fry pan, &c; 2 large milk pans for
&c; 2 packages hardwood toothpicks for
SC, best roll toilet paper, sc; towel rollers,
Zoe; heavy oyster bowls, sc each; best
clothes lines, lee each; Mrs. Potts sad
irons, SOC per set; best wringers, 81 9S;
best glass tumblers, 24c each; sauce
dishes, 1c each; scrubbing brushes, DC;
potato parers, sc; chopping knives, &c;
Goa shovels, &c; coal hods, 15c; decorated
chamber sets, 81. 90, worth $4. 90. Thou
sands of h~ousekeepers bargains. Come
early Monday and secur your share.
Jewelry bargains: Children's solid
gold band engraved rings, Monday Zoe
each; rolled plate breast pins, Zoe; solid
gold set rings, 25c each; William Rogers
tea spoons, SOC per set; fine vase lamps,
69c, soc, 99c, $1.4S, worth double; extra
fine plush albums, 09c, worth So. 90; fine
steel e%ngravings in 4-inch carved oak
frames, al 81. SO each, worth 800.
New goods are coming in every day.
We can interest you every time you visit
us. Goods delivered promptly to ali
parts of the city. We want your trade:
are we getting it?
THE 80 CENT STORE,
1919 Farnam st.
III, Hardy 81 Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
y. Il. FALCONER.
Lace Curtains, Linens and Wool Dress
Goods for Monday.

Lac Curtains, Linens and Wool Dress
Goods for Monday.
AS advertised in last evenings paper
and in our center show window, We will
show an extraordinary line of bargains
in our drapery department tomorrow,
and as some of the leaders are limited
in quantity would advise an early call.
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
81. 80 lace curtains ut CSC.
So. % lace curtains at 81. 80.
SO. so lace curtains at 81. 90.
81 90 lace curtains at So. so.
s $50 plain Chenille portiers, So rs.
SIS. so plain Chenille portiers, $6.373.
$l.00 China silks, 75c.
35c creame Madras, 2Sc.
30c Cretonnes, 223c.
15c fancy scrim, 9!c yard.
Table scarfs and mantle drapes, 75c.
Fur rugs at 81. S74, worth up to SIS. 90,
and an elegant line of Dado shades at
37ic each. These bargains cannot be
duplicated.
Linen DEPARTMENT..
We will give you n chance tomorrow
In this department to purchase Christ
mas novelties at one-third their value.
The line consists of hemstitched linen
lunch cloths, bureau s~carfs, tray cloths,
pillow cases and bolster cases.
We purchased II large line Of these al
q forced sale in New York.
Hemstiched linen doylies will be sold
at &c, &c, Sc, l0c, l5c and 20c each,
worth from Tic up to Soc each.
Hemstitched tray cloths at 45c, SOC,
65c, Zoe, Soc, $l.00 and up TO SO. rs, each
worth just one-third more.
Hcmstitched lunch cloths from 65c up
to 81. 80, each worth one-third moro.
Hemstitched bureau scarfs, lSX66,
from zoe up to $3.50, each worth one
third more.
Hemstitched linen pillow cases at
from $l.75 up to So, 90 II pair, worth fully
one.third more.
Hemstltched bolster cases, 22x72, at
from 80 90 up to Sc. 30 each.
This is probably the choicest and un-
doubtedly the cheapest line of these
goods over brought to this market.
DRESS GOODS SPECIALS.
A good practical all wool cheviot is
heather mixture at 65c, value, Soc.
Soc striped tweeds at 65c.
A stormy weather dress in English
camel's hair, worth zoe, for this sale sc
yard.
Special bargains in ladies' handker-
chiefs.
Special bargains in blankets.
In every department you will find Bar
gains for Monday,
N. b. FALCONER.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

V%estibuled, electric lighted and steam
heated, with the finest dining, sleeping
and reclining chair ear service in the
Paul Railway. Double daily train
service, leaving Omaha at 1915 p m.
and $40 D. m, with no transfer at Coun'
Gil Bluffs as heretofore. Apply 1901
Farnam street for tickets and further in
formation or address h, A. NASH,
j. r.. PRESTON, Gen. Agt
City Pass, Agt
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
BENNISON BROS.
Grand Special offerings in Dress Goods for
Monday.
CARPETS At ACTUAL COST MONDAY.
Unusually Choice Bargains Placed or
Dur Counters for Mondays Sale
IL Will be the GreateSt Day
We Ever Had.
BENNISON BROS.
CARPETS At ACTUAL COST MONDAY.

Monday we offer at our dress goods
counter 80 fine all wool combination pat
tern suits. Just one pattern of each
color. They formerly sold from $500
to $3.50 I. You can take your pick of
them Monday at SO. 90 per pattern. Not
more than one pattern sold to any one
lady.
Monday we place on sale 200 full size
Saline comforters at 81. 80 and 81. 10 each
and you bet they are cheap at prices
quoted.
10 pieces gray union nannels Monday,
12tc yard.
100 pieces apron check ginghams, sc
yard.
so pieces unbleached canton flannel,
l0c yard; worth 15c.
An elegant line dark outing nannels,
10c yard.
25 pairs fine white blankets, slightly
soiled, go Monday ut 20 per cent off reg
ular price.
10 pieces red twilled %lannels, Zoe yard.
% dozen ladies' all wool jersey ribbed
vests in white, pink, blue, tan and red.
They are worth 81 LOO, YOU can take your
pick Monday at SOC each.
We will close Monday u lot Of ladies'
cardinal jersey ribbed vests, long
sleeves, color is fast, at SOC each, worth
75c.
Gents fine kid gloves, worth $1.75 to
81. 25, go Monday ut ST. 90.
We are still selling at actual cost
everything in our carpet department
excepting goods received since Septem-
Der |. We quote prices as follows;
Heavy velvet carpets, 81. 10.
Imperial velvet carpets, $l.00.
Other v~elvets, Soc.
Best body brussels, $1.00
Medium quality body brcssels, SOC.
Best ten wire tapestries, 75c to Soc.
Heavy tapestries, 65c to 75c.
Other tapestries, 45c TO 65c.
All wool i%ngrains, 45c to 65c.
Other ingrains, 15c, 25c, 35c and 40c.
Hemp carpets, 13c and 15c.
Good oilcloth, DC.
Opaque shades, SOC.
All that is left of our summer stock Of
mating at one-half price.
We have q large selection Of carpets
in all grades, including many of our
choicest patterns which we include in
this Gale, and if you want carpets this
fall it will pay you to visit us at this
time. BENNISON BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Safety BiCYcleS Free.

The Western Pearl Co. OF Chicago,
H., are giving away an elegant $45. 90
safety bicycle to boys and girls under IS,
without one cent of money. on very easy
conditions for advertising purposes.
advise those who want one to write
them at once, as another opportunity
not occur.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Railway E,npIoyes, Attention.

There will be a special meeting OF the
Omaha Railway Employees club at
Grand Army hall. on 10th street, be-
tween Dodge and Capitol avenue, next
Tuesday evening, Oct. 20, at s o'clock
sharp, to consider matters of great I'M
portance. All railway employees IN
vited to be present.
BY ORDER COMMITTEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Feed Your Horse.

You can we'll afford to do so when you
a buy feed at the prices we're going
to make on the large shipments of oats,
bran, hay, screenings, etc, which we've
just received. They're way below the
market. Our stock of harness and
saddlery is one of the best selected in the
city, and if you need anything in that
line come and see us. Wen make you
prices which will open your eyes.
w. X. BENNETT Co..
Feed and harness department,
lib n, 10TH street.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

ratronize home industries by using
Farrell " Co.. IS Puritan or Old Settlers
Maple Syrup, Guaranteed absolutely pure
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Samuel Burns has just received an,
other lot of those celebrated ARIZONA
dinner sets for 81. 90 and $ll. rs, formerly
EI0 90 and $50 90, Guaranteed for ten
Years. See his front windows.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Taking, Very Taxing

That afternoon vestibule train on the
northwestern" is taking a very large
share of the eastern travel from Omaha.
Its convenient hour of departure $500 p
IN. from the union depot, Omaha, and
arrival at Chicago (S:l5 a. IN, are max
ing the train very popular with Omahs
people. This train is made up of free
parior cars, sleeping ears and dining
cars, vestibuled throughout. City office
l40l karnam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Competent dry goods clerks; men and
women. None but those having a eS'
perienco need apply.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS GO.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Handsome Grammercy Park.

ffHHUSOTIlt IFaIllInerCF PNrk.
We offer your choice of 60 OF the most
beautiful lots in this addition at 5000
each, $50 cash and 80 per month.
This offer is good for 80 days, COM
mencing Monday, October - and end
ing Saturday, November q, next.
Every lot not sold on November 81
will be advanced to $500.
"A. p. Turkey,
New York Life.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

For beauty, artistic worth and literary
merit, no magazine of its class fills the
bill so we'll as Peterson. Some of the
best story writer's of the day are among
its contributors. 1t keeps ladies fully
posted or the latest novelties and
changes in tho fashions, besides giving
them many handsome designs for fancy
and needlework, and valuable papers
on domestic economy, household adorn-
ment, etc Published at 30G Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

See our fine display of Millinery be-
fore buying fail and winter hats. Anne
walt Co., 900 North 10th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Weber, Wheelock d Stuyvesant Pianos
Lead the world. The Weinberg Co.,
agents. 100 North 10Th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Hamilton Warren, NJ, D., eclectic and
magnetic physician and surgeon. Spe-
ciaity, diseases OF M and children,
lIO n. 10Th street. Telephone liSS
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Eye & a surgeon, i. I. Allen, NJ. d.
Range blk, 18th & Harvey, Omaha. OF
flee days, Mon, Tues, We'd, and Sat.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

About October 20 w. N. Whitney will
open n stock of fine shoes at 1913 South
18th street and sell good shoes at low
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Something new in toilet sets Just in;
II pieces. $7.5 M. II. Bliss, 14l0 Far.
nam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Wanted.

Shirts made in II day, Nebraska
Shirt Co. Factory at City Steam laundry
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
HAYDEN BROS,
Dry goods and shoes,

Something new in toilet sets just in;
IL pieces, $3.50. Nj. II. Bliss, 14l0 Far
nam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Mclnbcrg's Stock orPianos

Is the finest in the city and lowest il
price. Call and be convinced. TO-
North 10th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Chicago Times delivered day OF pub
LEGATION by +. II. Nugent, 3l3 S. l4th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Magazine d

The Celebrated Lindeman Pianos.
The Weinberg Co, 100 North 10th st
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Bethesda & CouaS mineral water,
Sherman s. McConnell's pharmacy.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18
Anction. U. M. Freight Anction.

Monday, 10 a. m, cor. 9th and Jones,
unclaimed freight of all kinds will be
sold at auction. II. Wells, a~uctioneer.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

". I, Seaman, wagons and carriages
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-18

Patronize Neb. Shirt Co., at City
Steam laundry.