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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
JEWELRY DEPT.
DOLLARS AND SENSE.

Use your good sense and save your
dollars by visiting our Jewelry Depart
ment before buying. We are introduce
ers of novelties. New goods daily.
10000 Stick Pins, in the newest
designs, worth up to Csc; spe- En
Handsome Real Shell Hair Pins
and Daggers, latest style; jew
elers get 1925; our special price
s s1E one day: positively worth 75c
Solid Gold Hand Chased Band
Ring, worth up to So; your
choice Monday of 20 designs, QOn
special price. OOO
Extra Long Silver-Plated Shoe
Button Hooks, each one in q fEo
satin-iined box; special price. 4OC
Glove Buttoner, siIver-plated, each
III Satin-lined box; special In
Monday Observation-Disclosures. $3.50. W
Remember-We have an expert watch
maker i'll our Jewelry Department.
Watches and jewelry repaired at
Golden Rule COT prices.
acknowledgements Rings cure
rheumatism; it beats thou
sand dollar doctor bill every
time: try one and you will he OQo
nappy; price. Observation-Disclosures. WV
Every Ring guaranteed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
OUR BAKERY DEPT,

lsan immense convenience to ladies
when down town to get their Cakes,
Buns. Rolls, Waters. Crackers and
Bread i'll connection with their Gro
iceries. Everything goes at popu-
lar prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
ONE GREAT ADVANTAGE.

There's notion abroad, and its one quite
correct
In truth be it said,
That while Heavens thoroughly excellent
place,
Still Bostons ahead.
crowd,
If am correct.
That the company couldn't-for how could
it be?
Be very select.
While in Boston, of course, as the universe
Knows
The people you meet
Are the salt of the cosmos the cream of the
cream,
The very elite.
But in one thing warrant the city of gold
This bailiwick heats
1t isn't forever and ever and aye
Repairing the streets.
Boston Courier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
WE HAVE STOOD THE TEST

At the time we boarded craft about year ago
everybody predicted it was mstake the boat 800 teet
long, too large for ST. Paul. it would hold too many
passengers Wecut rates right and left stood BY the
Wheel and today clam positive victory over all.
Tomorrow shall back our prediction of last week
goods must drop still lower in prce-by offering
in our
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16

spoke of capes being fashionable. so
here is sketched very stylish specimen
made of velvet lined with SILK and
trimmed with fur. The yoke is richly
braided with gold and silver braiding.
Cotton blouses, large plaids, super
abundant rings, hair ornaments, an
odor of peppermint and patchouli were
the characteristics of these young la
dies, and all wore an air of serious en-
joyment. Those who didn't know much
were not nervous. 1t is astonishing
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
No. Card From Our Cloak Manager. 1T

cloak lads" n the ~ ~ ~ N VI INV
some will
VIII tell that
o actually
working day and night trying fill their
haf-prce ~ o i"i' CIV" Ai'A o" hen
not What
We
nave seen tnese paper sush bnrgains
large and increasing list
siness. -
We still have genuine Russian
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
s LOS CAUSE s!

race between a sailing vessel and a steamer or
electric motor must result in the defeat of the sailing
If once you have entered upon the Ocean of Com
and you expectt to Withstand the force and blows
of competition you must employ the most modern pro-
polling power that the human mind has been able to
invent or YOU ARE NOT IN IT.
When you once in the stream there is no STOP
ping nor standstillthe tide of progress forces you
move and when you to on it's at an end
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
- NOTICES.

We have at present electric call system which
thousand-old Improvement old style. On or be-
fore the of January shall have in our building the
most improved latest and rapid bundle and cash
carrier system any store in the country which will
able to do much larger business with less effort and
much less delay to our patrons
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16

mtatonsl
% us IRON selling this garment BECAUSE selling Toe
as on staple goods shall continue sell
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
HAYDEN BROS.

Cutting Down Prices In shoe Department.
Spring goods are coming and we have
large lots of good shoes that MUST go
to make room.
Ladies' rubbers 13c, worth 25c.
Ladies' arctic overshoes zoe, worth
$1.00.
Ladies' fine alasSas $75c, worth 81. 90.
Ladies' felt slippers 45c and roc.
Ladies' fine kid button shoes 50. 90,
worth $3.50.
Ladies' fine patent tip dongola shoes
s.. rs.
Misses fine patent tip dongola shoes
Sl.50, worth 81 10.
Children's grain school shoes zoe
and 81. 60.
Infants fine kid shoes soc and Coo.
Boys school shoes, IL to 10, Sl.00 and
1925.
Boys school shoes, l to 8, 1925 and
$1.45.
Mems arctic overshoes, S5c.
Mems solid congress and lace shoes
$1.25 and 81. so.
Mems satin oil congress and lace
shoes 50. 90 and $2.50.
HAYDEN BROS,
Dry goods and SHOES.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
BENNISON BROS.
Don't Miss Our Sale Monday Greatest
Values Ever Offered,
JANUARY LINEN SALE,
Great sale of Ladies' aud Chillrcn's Muslin
MISUNDERSTANDING Out our CIoaks
vt Ncarly Halt The Usual
Price.

100 dozen all liucn huck towels, size
1SN36, Monday Zoe each.
200 dozen knottcd fringe satin damusll
towels with fancy borders, only l2!c
each. worth 20c.
90 dozen satin damask knotted fringe
towels, regular 25c quality, Monday l0c
each.
% dozen cotton buck towels, o. each.
III pieces loom dice table damask, dur
ing this sale l2lc yard.
6o'lnch unbieached table damasl. only
25c yard.
10 pieces 6O-inch unbloachcd table
damask, with and without fancy borders,
sale price SOC yard.
6O.tnch blenched table damask, extra
quality, ut soc and 6jc yard, worth zoe
and SOC.
10 pieces 66.inch bleachcd satin dam
ask, beautiful patterns. at 75c a yard:
good value at 81. 90.
6 pieces 72-inch double satin damask.
full two yards wide, Monday Csc a yard;
worth 81. 50.
90 dozen I bleached napkins at zoe,
$l.OO, $l.25 II dozen; extra good valUe.
Special bargains in I dinner napkins
at 81. 80, $l.75, 80 90 and up.
One case Marseilles bed quilts, largo
size, splendid quality. only 69c each:
worth 81. On
One case Marseilles bed quilts during
this sale CSC each; II regular $3.50
quality.
80 pieces 1S-inch Stevens crash at this
sale &c "A yard; worth 121c.
S-inch check glass toweling Monday
&c Il yard; worth l2!c.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Greatest values ever offered in ladies'
muslin underwear at 25c, soc, roc and
9Sc each,
See the ladies' night gowns we are
selling at CSC; they are worth 81. 90 and
$500. Children's muslin drawers l2@c
pair.
CLOAKS! CLOAKS,
We are closing out everything in
ladies', misses and children's cloaks at
nearly one-half regular price.
Our $500 and $40. 90 ladies' seal plush
sacques, Monday $40 90 each.
We have in stock twelve ladies' finest
quality seal plush sacques in small sizes
only, 30 and "a, which formerly sold at
$4,000, $35. 90 and $i5. 90. Monday, choice
$500 each. BENNISON BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
THE BOSTON STORE.
Three Grand Special Sales Tomorrow--sec-
ond Floor, First and Basement.
AN UNUSUALLY IMPORTANT SALE.
Tremendous sale of Elegant High Grade
Muslin Undcrwcar-A Great Clearing
sale at Dress Goods-An Extra
ordinary Linen sale.
FINEST MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA
UNDERWEAR

FINEST MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA
UNDERWEAR
ever shown in Omaha. go at Boston
Store prices tomorrow.
1t has been divided into three lines:
THE FIFTY CENT (50l LINE
consists OF warranted New York mills
muslin, Mother Hubbard night robes,
fine tucked and trimmed with en-
broidery, ladies full size skirts with
seven large tucks and wide hem, ladies'
drawers with torchon lace and fine en-
broidcry trimmings, handsomely made
chemises and lace and embroidered cor
set cover.
OUR roc LINE
is made OF the finest quality OF cam
brio, elegantly trimmed with lace and
embroidery, in the very newest designs
and Of the best Workmanship.
This line covers everything in the
way of ladies' underwear, gowns, chem
Use, drawers, skirts, corset covers, etc.
1t will pay you remarkably well to
investigate this.
OUR 9sc LINE is simply superb, made
expressly for one of New York's finest
retail concerns, and equal to anything
shown at twice the money.
Nothing but the finest embroidery and
real hand made linen lace used.
Lace trimmed night robes, wide en-
broidcred and hem stitched skirts.
Fine embroidered drawers with valen--
ciennes lace trimmings, exquisite pat
terms in chemisc and rare novelties in
corset covers. All these go at CSC each.
We also place on sale a very handsome
line in French made underwear in cam
brio and wash silks at ~. 80, which are
worth up to $50 90 each.
Mail orders filled from any of these
items.
DRESS GOODS TO CLOSE OUT.
An immense lot of dress goods will be
closed at DC for entire remnants.
Double fold wool plaid dress goods &c
a yard.
Nice all wool gray dress hannels 36
inches wide, l2!c.
40 inch all wool ladies cloth l5c a yard.
So inch heavy wool check suiting l9c,
worth soc.
So inch all wool best quality French
ladies cloth all shades 45c, worth s5c.
80 pieces elegant imported plaid and
fancy striped novelties.
Amongst these will be found those
elegant tufted camel's HAIR suitings,
rough and shaggy effects, never a yard
of which ever was sold at less than Soc,
go at 3Sc.
65 pieces. black and colored French
sergcs, in all the latest shades, As inches
wide, silk finish henriettas, diagonals,
hair lines, 2igzags, Sicilian cords, all
sold at $1.25 and 81. 80, go at 5Sc.
All our S4 bleached double satin
damasks, that sold at first at 81. %, $1.35
and 81. so, go Monday for CSC a yard.
TABLE COVERS.
Special sale of Turkey red, cardinal
and fancy figured table covers, from IA
bankrupt manufacturer.
The prices tell the story:
15-S at 73c.
Sd at SOC.
so at csc.
1874 at 81. %.
THE BOSTON STORE.
N. w. corner 10Th and Douglas street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
GOING INTO THE GRAND.
Eden Musee Will Take Up Quarters in til
Old Opera HOuse.

Eden Musee VIII Take Up quarters In the
Old Opera House.
The Grand opera house will soon enter
upon a new stage in its varied career. It's
owner, Judge Poppleton, had been negotia-
ting for It's lease to the Eden Musee COM
pany, and Manager Lawler yesterday re-
ported the deal closed. In speaking of the
theater's future he said.
1--WE have Il lease Of the Grand for five
years. Mr.. Poppleton wishes us to take
possession at once, but we prefer to wait
until the house is remodeled according to
plans we have agreed on. The lease reads
from July |, and it is hardly probable that
we will open up in the Grand before next
season.
I'VE expect to have one of the largest,
most complete and most comfortable houses
OF our kind to be found anywhere. Tie
theatre will undergo a thorough renovation.
The unsightly girders will be, concealed and
the ceiling will be so covered in as to greatly
improve the acoustic properties of the audi
forum. TIT interior will be reprinted IN
light %colors, and there will be new scenery
and drop curtain. The present foyer will be
handsomely furnished for Il reception room.
The curio hall will be on the second floor and
will face three sides.
pany that will give an hours performance of
standard plays. To this will be added a half
an hour of specialties, and we expect to have
a much better class of these than ever before.
For example, there are many trapeze and
aerial acts which we are now unable to give
for lack of space above the stage. At present
we are giving seven entertainments q day,
and there are many good specially artists
who cannot be engaged. We will probably
give three performances Il day IN the new
house, when we can secure the best special
ties travelling. We expect to show a great
improvement il every department and cOult
on the people of Omaha 10 endorse our
enterprise"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10

a few OF the leading prices we mon
tion below.
NIGHT GOWNS At 4Sc.
20 dozen night gowns, made Of good
quality Of muslin, usual price Soc, for
the opening sale 4sc each.
NIGHT GOWNS AT 60c.
10 dozen night gowns at GDc each,
This is Il special nice gown for the
money and ought TO bring 800.
Nightgowns at Toe, value $1.05.
N~ightgowns at soc, value $l.15.
Nightgowns at csc, value 81. %.
N%ightgowns at $l.l9, $1,25, $l.33,
Sl.37! up to &. 100, worth one-third more.
These are opening prices only and will
not hold good after this sale.
CORSET COVERS AT 10 CENTS,
VALUE % CENTS.
CORSET COVERS AT % CENTS,
USUAL PRICE 375 CENTS.
Corset covers at SOC, 4sc, soc and SOC,
worth Zoe, 60c, 70c and 79c.
These corset covers are made of the
very best mu slim, some plain, some nicely
trimmed with lace and embroidery.
DRAWERS AT % CENTS PER
PAIR, VALUE 37i CENTS.
DRAWERS At 80 CENTS PER
PAIR, VALUE So CENTS.
Drawers at SOC per pair, value soc.
Drawers at 45c per pair, value coo.
Drawers nicely trimmed with lace
and embroidery at soc II pair, value zoe.
Drawers at CSC, 69c, 73c, soc and Csc,
worth from zoe to 1925.
We guarantee all these goods to be of
the very best manufactured and all new.
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS AT 53C,
value 7Oc.
LADIES' SKIRTS AT SOC, value 7Sc.
LADIES' SKIRTS AT 73C, value 95c.
Skirts at soc, $1.15, $l.25, S1.49, worth
LOO. $40, 81. 80 and S1.S5.
Sale commences at s a. m. Monday.
REMNANT SALE.
Monday morning we place on sale
about 5000 remnants of black and col
ored dress goods, all this seasons goods.
We are anxious TO close them out and
have marked them at prices low enough
so that every one can secure Il good
remnan for very little money.
If you want to make over a dress or
match up in any way, bring your sam
pies along and see if there is anything
you want.
If you want dresses for the children
now is the time to make a good selection.
They are in lengths from II to ~
yards and the prices-well, they are low
enough.
Come anyhow and see for yourself
what we are doing for you in remnants
of black and colored dress goods.
Lots of other bargains from our regu-
lar stock Monday and during the week.
Be sure aud get acre on time and get
first choice. N. b. FALCONER.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
What is Going OF Among the Weekly aud
Monthly Periodicals,

What is Going on Among the Weekly and
Monthly Periodicals.
The holiday number of the Railway News
Reporter has made its appearance, and though
a little late 1t was good enough to keep. Tho
irrepressible Dan Honin set the mark high
IN his holiday issue of Il year ago, but in his
latest effort he has quite outdone himself.
He presents a journal in which RAILROAD
people no doubt will have "a special Pr Z
and Omaha will share the credit of the Il!
lisher's enterprise.
This number consists Of sixty pages, with a
SUITABLY engraved cover, and it is filled with
the portraits and biographies of well known
railroad men OF the great west and of a few
representative Omaha men. There are nearly
200 portraits. and many of them are in half
tone, beautiful specimens OF the modern en-
graver's art. Conspicuous among the pi;-
lures are several full page cuts in half tone.
One of these presents the engineers general
grievance of the Union Pacific
system, showing twenty faces in the group.
Two others illustrate groups of Denver n
Rio Grande officials. While most of the
portraits are those of railway officers, the
employees are also represented. The Reporter
is printed on heavy, finely finished paper,
and II is an issue OF exceptionally creditablc
quality.
The Trade journal is a new periodical
which has just made its appearance in
Omaha. AS its name indicates. it is devoted
to the interests of the joobers ana the manu-
facturers OF this city and the business men
of Nebraska generally. In fact it. is tho
organ of the State Business Mems associa-
ton. r.. +. Hodgen is tho manager and II.
c. Beatty is the editor. The journal is com.
prised of twenty-four pages, filed with ma,t1
het quotations and editorial matter beaririy
upon the commercial interests OF Nebraska. y
IT is well edited and well printed and will
appear weekly.
The Swedish American Publishing conA
pany, publishers of the Swedish IournaT,
1914 Capitol avenue, have thus week bought
out the entire plant, subscription list, &C
counts, good will, etc, of the Omaha Swedish
Tribune and the two papers will be CONSOLE
dated ana published hereafter as one. That
paper is now the only Swedish weekly IN tho
state ana has twice the circulation of any
Swedish-American publication west of Chi
cago.
DIR. Cullimore, oculist TO Mo. Pac, Try.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
% Per Cent Discount Off of Hundreds of
Dress Goods Remnants.
REMNANT SALE BEGINNING MONDAY,
All Lengths from Eight Yards Down to one
Yard Makes Them Very cheap for
House Wrappers, Children's
Dresses, Etc. .

Special sale Monday on short lengths
of white goods, ginghams. llannelcttes,
percalcs, etc.
LADIES' HOSIERY.
n great clearing sale, ladies' hosiery
and underwear. next week,
CHOICE AT SOC,
OF lot of ladies' SaXouy wool vests
at soc, sizes from 2S to IS, worth 81.
SCARLET VESTS, $l.0O.
a small lot. pure wool, Sl.OO, worth
81. 30 to 81. 10.
Child's hose Soc, worth 75c.
Child's hose soc, worth Sl.O0.
Ladies' cashmere gloves 3jc, worth zoe.
Ladies' embroidered handkerchiefs
15c, were 25c.
Ladies' embroidered handkerchiefs
SIC, we're 15c.
Children's school handkerchiefs Sc,
worth Zoe.
Bleached damask Soc, worth SIC.
Bleached damask 81. 90, worth Tl.3).
Bleached napkins $l.00, worth ,$1.25
dozen.
Bleached napkins $l.25, worth $3.50
dozen.
Glass towels 81. 90, worth 1925 dozen.
Huck towels $3.50, worth $500 dozen.
Damask towels 25c, worth SOC each.
Crochet bed spreads SOC, worth $40 10.
Nlen ullaundefeu SHIRTS ouC, WOflI
75c.
Mems night shirts, fancy trimming,
SOC.
Mems heavy lined gloves, cut prices.
Mems natural wool hose 25c a pair.
Mems heavy wool undershirts zoe,
worth 81. %.
Mems Scotch wool blizzard caps soc.
Mems Scotch flanne! overshirts 81. %,
was 800.
GRAND REDUCTION SALE OF
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.
Ladies kid button shoes $l.25, for
merly sold at $l.5S Il pair.
Ladies dongola hand turned button
shoes. common sense and opera, widths
b TO EE, SO. so, former price 1890.
Ladies' bright dongola button, COM
mon sense and opera toe, widths Z to
ZEE, $2.45, we're So. 90 a pair.
Ladies' bright dongola button, COM
non sense aud opera, all widths, 81. 200,
reduced from So. 80 a pair.
Child's goat tipped button shoes, sizes
s to 1Ot, price ST.. 20, we're $3.50
Child's dongola sole leather tip but
ton shoes SSc, were Sl.25.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS co.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10

Chicago & Northwestern train No 2
leaving the Union Pacific depot at
OMAHA daily at 500 o. M, now arrives
at Chlcagoat 1859 a. N next noon. This
is by far the quickest time made between
Omaha and Chicago. The equipment OF
this train is fully up to the North
western Standard"
No.6 the ''parlor train, still leaves att
pm. daily from the UP. depot OMAHA,
and arrives at Chicago S:l5 next morn
iug-vestibuled throughout. Free par
lor cars, Pullman & Wagner sleepers
and dining cars on both trains. Bag
gage checked from residences. Call at
city office, 140l Farnam.
X. II. RITCHIE, G. f. WEST,
Gen'l Agt. City Ticket Agt
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
PRICES ON SHOES

Cut Stiii Lower at Miller's Shoe Store, s1e
n. 10th Street.
Saturday, January IS, will be our last
day for business on 10th street, as we
move Monday, January Is to our
NEW LOCATION, 1871 NORTH 9TH
ST. between Seward and Clark streets.
Until then we shall offer our stock of
solid and reliable made footwear at THE
LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED
IN OMAHA. 1t will pay you to call and
to secure ONE of these bargains even if
you don't need the SHOES at the present
time. GEO s. MILLER.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10

Members of Omaha Lodge No. ,, In
dependent Order of odd Fellows are re-
quested to assemble at Independent
Order of odd Fellows nall. 18th and
Dodge streets, on Sunday, January 10,
at 1880 p. m, TO attend the funeral of
M late Brother Joseph +. Sheely
Members of sister lodges and visiting
brothers respectfully invited to attend.
BY order oithe lodge,
r. n. BURGESS, N. G.
CHARLES a. PATTERSON, Secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
THE BOSTON STORE.
One Thousand Ladies' Fur Trimmed Jackets
Go Tomorrow.
SHOE SALE ON OUR MAIN FLOOR,
Ana the Entire Ncw York Bankrupt stock
of Infants, Children, Misses and Ladies'
Fine shoes practically Given
Away Tomorrow.

$50 ladies' elegant all wool heavy
black cloth jackets trimmed in fur astra-
chan, elegant goods, in over 90 different
styles, worth from Sl2. 30 to $3.50 0, go
tomorrow at Si.0s.
Your choice OF 300 elegant fur trim
med jackets in black, brown and tans,
trimmed in all kinds of fur, worth up to
$50, for 81 80 tomorrow.
Ladies' threo.quarter length walking
jackets, worth SO, go ut So. IS each.
IN THE BASEMENT.
From the fire underwriters sale.
All the trimmed and untrimmed hats,
fancy feathers, tips and plumes. go at
DC. This will close them out fast.
Extra heavy canton l%lannels sc Il yard.
Best indigo blue calico, A. II yard.
Extra heavy white wool blankets only
slightly soiled, only 81. 9S, worth ST. %.
Extra size sateen comforts, 81. 30.
An immense big lot Of children's and
misses underwear slightly soiled, l0c
each.
Children's corset waists. 10c.
SHOE SALE
ON OUR MAIN FLOOR.
saturday we commenced the sale OF
the celebrated children's stock of shoes
carried by the
BABY SHOE PARLOR,
on 9th avenue, New York.
We bought the stock-the only eX-
elusive infants child's and misses shoe
stock in America-direct from the sher-
III. NO ordinary shoe store carries any
thing like the fine grade and exquisite
shapes that this stock is II full of, and we
are able to give the greatest bargains
possible.
We bought the stock, paying exactly
5Sc for every dollars worth in it.
And we look for the greatest excite
ment Omaha has known us soon as these
shoes get out amongst folks.
The excitement has begun, and to-
morrow it will increase, and it will only
stop when the stock is all gone.
Come tomorrow sure.
LINENS IN BASEMENT.
Monday morning we place on sale the
best value in bleached and cream
damasks ever brought to Omaha. They
are imported direct by us from the lead
ing manufacturers of Ireland, Scotland
and Germany.
Come and see them.
Note the prices, and buy the very
latest patterns.
Cream damasks at sac, worth soc.
Cream satin damask at 5Sc, worth 75c.
Cream satin damask at Use, worth
3d. 90.
b2-inch bleached damask at soc. worth
75c.
6S-inch bleached damask at Soc, worth
Sl.2o. Napkins to match this number at
Sl.S5 per dozen.
TIE BOSTON STORE,
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10

Next Wednesday morning, January
Is, we will open our fifteenth annual sale
of ladies' muslin underwear. The goods
are now here and are being carefully
marked. They are fully % per cent less
than ever before.
Wait for bargains mex Wednesday.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS co,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
solid Trains From Omnhn.

Vestibuled, electric lighted and steam
heated, with the finest dining, sleeping
and reclining chair car service in the
world, via The Chicago & Omaha Short
Line" of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st,
Paul Railway. Double daily train
service, leaving Omaha at l p. m.
and $50 p, m, with no transfer at Coun.
ell Bluffs as heretofore. Apply 1901
Farnam street for tickets and further in.
formation or address 4. A. NASH,
G. q. LINCOLN, Gen. Agt
City Pass. AIT
Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10
An Extract from Her Letter.

''It sou could only be here this winter
morning and see for yourself you would
no longer doubt me. Roses are blooming
in our front yard n all nature is as far
advanced in this lovely Puget sound
country MS it Will be in your cold eastern
homo by June. The long journey to
Portland was made delightful by the
perfect service and luxurious accommo-
dation5 on the grand old Union Pacific. =