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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21
THIRTEEN MORE VICTIMS.
Further Intelligence of the Work Of
the Storm on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, Oct. l7-Thirteen more vic.
Tins have been added to the already long
list Of fatalities resulting from the terrific
northwest gale that swept the great lakes
Saturday and Sunday last. 1t is now def
nitely known that the steamer Wocoken
from Cleveland foundered in ten fathoms
of water just above Long Point on the
northen coast OF Lake Erie carrying down
with her all but three OF her crew OF 10
souls
The last few weeks OF the navigation
season of 1898 will live long in the me M
ory OF the lake mariners, for no such awful
list OF fatalities has been known in ship
ping circles for a decade AS the one to
which additions are being made daily, as
reports come in giving details Of the terri
fic gale that swept the inland seas steadily
for more than 4S hours ut the close OF last
week
The story OF the fate of the Dean Rich
mond in Lake Erie and the Minnehaha in
Lake Michigan is supplemented by the
news of the loss of one or two lives from
number OF vessels composing the lake fleet,
and now comes the loss o. the Wocoken
with its cargo of human souls. 1t is
two early TO attempt to estimate
the money loss by the sinking OF small
craft Mt various points in the chain of the
great lakes from Duluth to the mouth Of
the st. Lawrence All incoming vessels
are minus part OF their rigging, are badly
stove in or otherwise show marks OF their
terrible experiences with the wind and
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21

Result of the Collision ON the Penn
Road at WelIsviIIe, Ohio.

PITTsBURG, Oct. is -Four deaths have
resulted from the collision OF the Pennsyl-
vania limited with n freight train in the
yard of the Cleveland x Pittsburg railroad
at Wellsyi.ie, Ohio, yesterday. The dead
are:
George Carruthers, Cleveland g. Pitts
burg engineer, acting as pilot for the linn
tied, instantly killed. He resided at
Rsvenns, Ohio and leaves widow and
large family.
Robert A. Jackson, engineer OF the
limited, who resided in Allegheny, terribly
scalded aud died after four hours OF terri
BILE suffering.
Elmer Jackson. fireman OF the limited
and son OF the engineer, frightfully scslded,
arms and limbs broken and head cut, died
within few minutes.
Robert ferIee, express messenger New
Philadelphia, Ohio, both limbs crushed
anu otherwise injured, died while being
taken home.
The injured are:
Edward Fowler, train electrician,
Chicago, both legs crushed, otherwise in
jured.
Alexander Frazier, Bellevue, Pa, bag
gagemaster, badly scalded aud hurt in
ternally.
Daniel Goughanour, engineer OF the
freight train, WellsviIle, Ohio, badly hurt
by jumping
The passengers on the limited ware badly
frightened. None, however, were seriously
injured
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21
Lively sport with "a Hoe.

AS Wallace j Campin was working
on a piece OF muck yesterday in front
OF his home, on the shore OF Lake
Fairview, his dog ran for rat, which
escaped Hearing a rustic in the
weeds beside him, thinking it was
the rat, he discovered huge mecca.
sin nearly four feet long. lie quickly
dispatched it with his hoe. His dog
then bounded into the weeds after
another object. He now thought an.
other snake was near, but in mo.
ment a skunk came In view, the scent
OF which was anything but pleasant.
In less time than 1t takes to write ii
he succeeded in dispatching that
also. Stepping to the edge OF the
water, he saw "a large fish with its
head in the grass apparently swallow.
ing something His hoe was again
quickly brought into requisition, and,
with one well-aimed stroke, he sew.
cred its head. 1t proved to be q
trout weighing five pounds, and,
strange To say, in its stomach was a
large-sized rat. So that in the space
Of ten minutes young Campin had
dispatched snake, skunk, fish, and
rat. Orlando Ella. Reporter.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21

how good the sermon. He takes no
vacation, but gives his whole time To
his business
He started in his present business
about the time began farming, and
/ have dealt with him more or less
ever since. 1 never find him COM
planning, but always pleasant, always
full OF thoughtful Kindness for child
mood and old age, and always practic-
ing the strict honesty that has kept
me his willing customer so long.
His market has confined him more
closely than my farm has me, and our
profits up TO the present writing are
about the same. CORES spOndent
Orange County Farmer.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21
Value Of II signature.

An important matter to teach a
girl is the value of a signature. II
the habit is once formed OF attach
ing her full name TO every letter she
writes. with her address, IL may save
great deal OF trouble in future
times, should her letters be lost by
mail. She should be taught the re-
sponsibility which she assumes in
thus signing her name, and she is not
likely then TO write silly and foolish
letters which she would gladly recall.
She should also learn that she must
not aillx her name To any list OF indi-
vduals any society or any document
without know ng fully what respons.
ibility she is assuming. The matter
may seem trivial, but she should give
time to thought in matters where her
name is asked for and not trust even
her dearest friend against her own
Judgment.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21
ATTENTION.

have given the MASSAGE TREATMENT
i'm Piovid, nee tor n number of years. and al
WAYS with good success. | cure all Chronic
Diseases, rheumatism, Catarrh, t,or Circu-
lstou. Dropsy. Nervousness aud Loss of Vi.
talijy. etc, tic. also remove rumor and
treat hit q children. have the utmost sue
cess In treating skin isease. and where u is
,i-i le on the face can qua aniee a perfect
chre. wi hout the slightest jury. and leave
YOU with a beautiful complexion also make
"a spc ,ialty in the treatment of Female Weak
ne = Will receive patients az my office, or
visit them 3 theW residence. NINE. LOM'
BARD. IA Carpeniey Street. Providence. Il.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21

WHEN a woman is young her voice
is low and musical. like the tones of
a flute, hut after she has husband
and children, she blows them up in
tones resembling locomotive
whistla
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21
Reading Spcycr Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL. The receivers
OF the Reading railload company met yes
terday afternoon but took no action re
sarding the 81, 500 900 Speyer loan. On>
of the receivers to-day denied that Sa50, 900
OF the loan had been paid off.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21
Steamer johnson Stin Missing.

MANIsrEL, Mich, Oct. 1i.-Nothins
has been heard OF the steamer Henry j.
Jolnsou, which had the lost schooner
Mnnehaha in tow on Lake Michigan Sat-
urday night
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21
GEMS.

Diamonds, Rubies, Eneralds,
Sapphires and other precious stones
Of extra quality; the mounting Of
same under our personal super
vision, which guards against the
loss of heirlooms and valuable gems
from sending to other factories out
of the city.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21
STORM AT SARANAC LAKE.
Many Houses and 3arns Blown Down.
Snow on the Mountains.

SARANAC LAKE, ~ Y, Oct. l7.-Ths
greatest wind storm OF tho decade ended
last night
Many houses and barns were blown
down, also telegraph lines. Snow, which
followed, covered the III ountains
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-10-21
Drowned While Searching for Bodies.

DUNKIR1, n. Y, Oct. l7,-While search
ing for bodies from the wrecked propeller
Dean Richmond the boat capsized and
George Thurber, Frank Cahoon and George
Mann were drowned
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
Bitter ~elcktrycZmy

Wszyscy co uzywali elektrpcz
nego biteru. chwala go pod
niebiosa. Bitter elektIYczny leczy
wszelkie s}abosci watroby i merck,
usunie wyrzLty, ruchomY reuma.
tyvm | inne clerp,enia pochodzsce
z krwi nieczystej:: Wypedzi ze
systemu malarya i odpedzl take
wszelkie febry malaryczne. Ably
wylecsyc b6l gfowy, nleregularnoSc
W zo4adku, sprobowac tylko elek-
t%rycznych kropll. Cena so centow
LOO dol. "a butelke.
Mona dostac W Aptexach pod
Orlem Jno. w. s. Tomkle wicza &
Bro. 456 Mitchell ul., r6g 2. ave-,
! SAT Lincoln ave., rog 5 ave-,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
PkACIC IA
Stare T~owar8ystwO.

low. sW. WoJclecha b. NJ.
Chicago z Zjednoczeaia Pr. K.
A. pod opieka Matki Boskiej
Czestochowskiej, Kr6lowej Horony
Polskiej, odby}o ? Llpca b. r.
dwudzleste drugie roczne posle.
dzenje I obrato n%astepujacy zarzad:
Jan Przymorskl rrez;
Jan W1oclawski vlce.prez;
Ignacy Morzynskl sekr. prot;
(po raz 5 ty).
M. Bolhski sexr. fin;
Wal. Szymahskl Kasyer;
r d H..
Joz. Krzewinsk,, FIR, Plo1row.
ski, Jozef Sob1eszczyk.
NJ ars Ike W i e.
Jan Danelski I, Jan Witt II,
T. Stigma III.
Do choragwi kosciel-
nej.
Leon Szyperski, Jan Szpera,
A. Kwarta, W. Steienka. St. Pas.
Jan Guzowskl.
D h orag wi o.
wei.
Jan Bury, o. Hanyze wski,
Joz. kuka.
Sekretarzem ma Bridgeport
obrany OBJ. Fr. Behmka; do ko.
mitetu budowy Hall Pu}asklego
wybrany j. Bednorz Fir. Mani
kowskl O. Grochowsk1.
Delegataml ma Sejm Matkl
Bosklej Czestochowskiej obrani
obywatele o. Grochowski, Ignacy
Morzynskl, st. Budzbanowskl i
J6zef Na%pleralski-
Towarzystwo sw. WoJciecha
B. ! NJ. Jest plerwszem j najstar-
szom towarzystwem ma poiudnio-
wei stronie miasta Chicago. By}o
ono za}ozycielem parafl sw.
Wojciecha, PREY ulicy Pauliua i
II tel. Pomlmo 20 t]owarzystw
koscielnych, kt6re istnieja W
parafil sw. Wo]cl ha, pcm'mo
mnogich z%abutzen, ktore nicgdys
bv}y W tel parafil = ~towarzystwo
sw. Wojciecha B. i NJ. jest zawsze
plerwszem tewarzystwem koSciel-
mem, a jest take ma wiekszem, DO
poslada i~eszcze 100 czlonk6w, atco
sic tyczy kasy, to nam SIG tez
j~eszcze ME w%Ypr6zni1a, lube dosy6
utraclllsmy przez dawniejsza ME
zgode. z duma dzisiaj ]eszcze
krzvknac soble mozemJ: Starry
Woiclech %jeszcze lyle!
Wszelkie listY i koresponden
eve tYczace sic tego towarzystwa,
nalezy adresowat do n,zej podplsa.
nego sekretarza:
{ gnacy Morszynskl /.
S42 w. II Str.
Chicago, I'll.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

DETROIT. Mich. Paa
Domiu,k Kolaslhski ma obec.
ME sWsocha iako asys:enta,
lecz temu niego sic ME
podoba / "a pare tVgodnl chce
wylechac.
We'll. KS. Wiktor Rodo.
w,cz. dawuiej W Parlsville,
Mich. Jest obecuie drszpas.
terzem para6i polskiei W
billiards, Mich.
SEM Z]ednoczenia Kato-
llckiego naznaczony ma dzlen
% Sierpnia.
z DAKOTY POL. = w
polsk,ej parahi Whabay Lake,
W kt6rej jest proboszczem
wei. ks. j. Wojtowicz. prey
kosciele sw J6zefa, odbyt sic
roczny hitting parafaluy dina
9 b. m. pc sumie. Obrano ma
rok nastepny nastepu]acy
zarzad: Oh. j6zef Gtuba
kasyer; j. S. Wyganewskl
sekretarz; Leon Dolny !
Jakob Goc2kowskl opiekuno.
vie kasy; Tomasz Sznasa
kolektor; Bernard Bojk "a
krvsty"n.
z BAY CITY, Mich,
donosi nam p. Maciei Batkow'
ski. przeseiaiac abona'
ment "a gazette, lie 8 Maja
umar1a mu kochana iona
Joanna, opatrzona ma droge
w!ecznosci SIS. sakramentaml.
PLACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

Ma co tie excesa?
A ztad | procesa?
Wszakze jestem chwat,
Polde leplei W SWAT.
Ciezka moia doIa...
Ach, to ma swawola!
Ia mi gr6b gotuje -
Ktoz mnle pozaiuje?!...
Chociaz ME nam kata,
Lecz nam adwokata;
Ten %chciwoscla traol,
Az sic W glowle maci.
Nam IA plecach }aty,
A on chce zapfaty..-
Ach, ia ME chce karyf
Dam mi vice dolsry.
Me dzlw, Redak torze! o
Ze sic bolesc sroze,
Ze cziek !amentule,
30 process kosztuje.
0, reralna, reruna, rerun!
Tails mutatio reruna!...
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
Lament Szymka

w Manitowoc,
Wis.
Bleda wlelka - bieda.
P6jde choc do zyda.
Name cierplec nedzy. -
Wszak mi brak pieniedzy?
Moze ten pasz Szmula.
Co tax sobie hula,
Ia mnie cos zap}acl.:
ORA mnie adwokaci.
Czlek sic wclaz wa}esa,
A. tn ma expense;
Me mann juz ochoty
Mice z tenn do robotY.
Me pomoze chata,
Ami ia }opata:
Cziek robote zgubi;
30 sic z ksiedzem czubl.
Teraz trapl nedza,-
Trzebaz tego ksledza?
On MI kople grob,
A ty ch1ople rob,
A CT adwokacl
Mech ich porwa kacl!
Kaza koszta p}acic
Jak SIG tn wzbogaclc?
Cho6 pieniadze sk}adam
I IA ksiedza gadam, =
Dziwny ten moi los!
Zawsze proznY trzos.
Dziecko N, sic rodzl,
Cz}ek sig z losem godz1,-
Ia chrzest kaza place -
Jak sic tn wzbogacic?
Po]dziesz do kosclola, -
Ksiadz z ambony VIOLA:
Bedzle twolm raj,
Lecz plenladze da]!
Wclaz ia ksiedza rob,
A gdy przyjdzie Stub, =
Kaza zaraz p}aci6,
Jak sig tn wzbogaclc?
Coz tn poczne sam?
Chyba ma msza dam,
Lecz i to kosztuie,
Kleszen wnet poczuje.
Kto W kosciele sledzl,
Czy chce do spowledzl,
Czy tez Mszy wYsiuchac,
Musl W kleszeh dmuchaG.
A gdy bedziesz W grob'e
1 spocznlesz juz sobie
Kazdy pozaiuje,
Lecz i to kosztuJe.
Glupi kto sic rodzi.
81, clezKo zawodzl!
Lepiej ME unierac,
kleszeh ME obdzierac.
Coz mi pc tym swlecie,
Skoro bieda = gnlecie?
Z tego, re oyc musze-
Media gdzie sic rusze!
Ma co mle Bog stworzvl,
Fem starosci dozyl?
Chyba lament nucic,
u ksledZem wclal sic kf0clt
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

kuCharka
POLSKA l
SKA
zawierajaca q
kilka set
przepisow kucharsktch.
ola m3odych mezatek, kucharek
eoBpodyn ma TAME smaczne prey
rsadzanie rozmaitych potraw, a
s%zczegdlnie cup, sos6w, jarzYn,
potraw miesnych i postnych 3
uwzglednieniem potraw polskich,
mianowloie b~arszczu, b,gosu, Era.
gov, 1ak6w, j pleczywa amerYkan-
skiego jako to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, PIES, it'd.
CENA 60 G.
Mona te AsiqSks dostac % ksie.
ga,ni II. DERD @WSKLEGO. "
Wlnone, MINI. SO E. End str.. - .
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
Underwear
and Hosiery.

Special prices for Monday and all
week.
Infants underwear &c, reduced from
Doc.
Ladies' jersey ribbed vest and pants
Doc, worth 5Oc.
Ladies' jersey ribbed vests and pants,
ileeced, only 39c, worth 75c.
100 dozen ladies' wool vests, natural
gray, from the Bell stock: their price
CSC: on sale tomorrow at SOC each.
Ladies' natural gray vest and pants
only I5c each: regular price $1.25.
Cents jersey ribbed shirts and
drawers, only SOC each, sold at the Bell
for 9Sc.
Gents heavy wool shirts and drawers.
natural gray, only Zoe, regular $l.25
quality.
100 dozen children's cotton hose from
the Bell stock, only 12ic, worth 25c.
80 dozen ladies' kid gloves, large
pearl buttons, only 9Sc per pair, worth
$50.
Ladies' wool hose, only 10c per pair,
worth 1Ir
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
Jewelry Department.

We are daily receiving new novelties
in fine watches, clocks, ieweiry, silver
ware. opera glasses. ETC., ETC.. which we
offer for sale at one-half jewelers. prices.
Ladies solid silver Swiss watch, 10
lewcled movement, stem wind and set.
81. 90, worth 3 $50.
Ladies' beautiful hand-engraved gold
filed hunting case, stem wiud watch,
with Il fine Elgin, Waltham or Rock
lord movement, cases warranted to wear
~ years, Sl2. 80, worth $25. 90.
ladies 14kt solid gold stem wind
watch, hama engraved, with a fine Elgin,
Walthnm or Rockford movement SIS. 50,
worth $50. 90.
Gents gold filled hunting case stem
wind watch, with fine Elgin or Wal
ham movement, warranted to wear 20
years, 81. so, worth $25.
Gents solid gold hurting case watch
with Elgin or Wultham movement,
$3.50, worth $50. 90.
Gents silverine watch, stem wind and
set, Elgin or Walthum movement, $i.95,
worth IS. SO.
100 styles in ladies' best ro~llcd-plated
Victoria watch chains, choice $l.50,
worth So to 81.
Solid gold neck chains, csc, worth
1926.
Solid gold band rings 81. so, worth SO.
Ladies' solid silver snake rings. with
jeweled eyes, for the little finger, 45c.
worth 81. 25.
Rogers II dwt. knives or forks, $l.25
per set.
Rogers tea spoons, Csc per set.
Eight-day, strike, solid oak clocks,
$l.75.
Nickle alarm clock, 5Sc.
Silver cake basket, butter dishes, tea
sets, napkin rings, ETC., at prices I'M
heard of.
Watch and clock repairing at reduced
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
Wash Dress Goods.

The bargain of the season. On Mon
day we place on sale 100 pieces of SO in.
wide fleece serge, fun yard wide, worth
l5c, Mt &c IA yard. This is the best value
for the money offered this season-the
price OF calico AT &c IA yard: they ought
to go lively; they would be cheaper TO
make comforts Than calicoa at pc.
Mill remnants of fantaise chevron, 80
inches wide, DC yard.
Mill remnants of fast black Saline Sc II
yard.
Mill remnants of 36 inch wide serge &c
yard.
Mill remnants of black and white
striped Saline jc yard.
Mill remnants OF cara cloth, 80 inches
wide, sc yard.
Mill remnants Of light shifting Saline
&c yard.
Mill remnants OF lausanne cloth in
ligh; and dal k shades, sc yard.
Mill remnants of 80 inch wide bedford
cords sc yard.
All these mill remnants are we'll
known makes and are worth from the
piece Zoe, l2tc and l5c; IN remnants on
Monday in center aisle of new building
at sc yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
Blanket Sale.

We take pleasure in an
nouncing tc the public that we
have been very fortunate in Sc
curing from the largest blanket
commission house their entire
sample line of blankets; they
run from one to three pair Of a
kind, 1876 different makes of
blankets, 26S pair in all. You
will find among this lot the
cheapest cotton blankets as
we'll as some of the finest Cal
ifornia blankets, all wool and
part wool blankets, white, gray
and red blankets, plaid blan-
kets, fancy woven borders and
plain borders, some are mussed
and some are soiled on the
edges, We got them at a big,
discount and we shall sell them
the same way, There are 40
single blankets in this lot which
will be sold at 25c, 55c, ACC,
Csc, etc, up in price; fine white
blankets at $3.50, SI.75, $I.95,
So, so, $2,e5, etc; California
blankets worth from 81 to SO
will go in this lot at s3.o5 and
and 81. o5 a pair.
DR.. Wilson all wool hygenic
gray blankets at sI.75 a pair.
You never saw such an as
sortment Of blankets as we are
showing at present, and such
low prices too. We would adj
wise you to come early on Mon
day as there are only a few
pair of each kind and this be-
ing the season for blankets
hey will go lively. You may
not have another chance like
this this fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
Dress Innings.

The most complete stock of dress Innings
IN Omaha.
Plain colors in ~selisla, all c%olors, at
Zoe, 15c, zoe and Poe.
Saline selisia, all colors. SO and 10 in.
wide, at Soc yard.
Imitation OF hair cloth Zoe yard.
Real hair cloth in gray. black or
white ranging in price from 25c to 5Oc II
yard.
All colors in extra quality OF ~crlnoline
worth l5c, ON Monday at l0c n yard.
Gray. brown and black canvas, gray,
brown and black collar and belt canvas,
fancy woven wiggin, only Zoe u yard.
All colors in padding Zoe a yard.
All colors in cambria and the best
make at that on Monday 3ic.
Fancy figured sleeve lining, farmers
satin, serges, etc.
II you are in need of Innings go to
Haydens and get what you want at Hay
den's popular prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
Mail
Order
Dep't
Department No. SO.
Bargains for EVERYBODY.

This department carries such "a variety
of goods that you a always find some
thing that you are in need of. Come in
Monday.
You can't afford to miss it.
Big clearing up sale Monday.
Remember that over $4,000 worth OF
the Bell stock, consisting of notions,
ribbons, etc, fell to this depart
ment. We were crowded for space be-
fore we got it. Our holiday goods are
arriving. We must make room, It's our
loss, but your gain.
Monday we will begin clearing up.
Doc all silk ties. 10 clear up, go at 14c.
soc linen splashers, to clear up, go at
25c.
soc stamped linen dresser scarfs, to
clear up, go at 25c.
Zoe elastic garter webs, to clear up, go
at SIC.
25c silk bandkerchiefs, to clear up, go
at l23c.
l0c all silk ribbons, to clear up, go at
2tc.
We will clear up our entire stock of
ribbon remnants at &c per yard, goods
worth up to SOC.
loo purses, TO clear up, go at sc.
20c purses, to clear up, &c at l0c.
zoe purses. TO clear up, go at lac.
Doc pocketbooks, to clear up, go at 23c
Poe silk hose supporters, to clear up,
go at l0c pair, "
A general clearing up all over the de-
partment You cannot afford to miss it.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
Domestic Bargains.

Oil red c%a!icos, SC yard
Indigo blue calico, &c pard.
36-inch wide calico, sc yard.
Apron checked Bingham, 2tc yard.
l0c grade outing flannel SC yard.
Mill remnants, 80 inches wide, extra
shifting, Zoe yard,
Cotton flannel, Sic, 4c, &c, &c, Sc and
Toe.
Hall bleached muslin, 7tc and ste.
40 inch wide brown muslin. Bic.
Colored cotton flannel, Zoe and l5c.
Wool filled jeans, extra quality, 35c
and 40c yard.
Good clean cotton bats, Sc, Toe, l5c
aud zoe roll.
All grades Of pillow casing.
All widths of wide sheeting in
bleached or v nbleached.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
Books. Books.

Who has the largest book stock in the
city?
Who has the most complete line of
books in the city?
Who has the largest and finest line of
stationery in the city?
Who sells these goods for the least
money!
HAYDEN BROS.
Monday you can buy Hawthorn's Scar
let Letter, House OF Seven Gables,
Moses from an Old Manse and Twice
Told Tales. for 25c. These are regular
SOC goods.
Here is a bargain:
Macaulay's Lays of Ancient Rome only
25c.
1000 copies OF the finest 45c bound
books go on Monday at lsc. A few of
the authors are Cooper, Lytton, Haw-
thorn, Scott. etc.
School tablets from &c to Zoe.
Fine note paper l0c per pound.
Envelopes &c per package.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
Linen Bargains.

$50 dozen extra large Turkish towels,
worth soc, on sale Monday 25c each.
12-inch bleached damask, 69c yard.
5S-inch SOC turkey red damask, 25c
yard.
See our cream and bleached damask
at SOC yard.
Special bargain in German ! half
bleached napkins, 81 dozen.
Fringed napkins, 25c and 60c dozen.
Fins dresser scarfs at all prices.
Remnants of damask and towelipg at
prices to close.
Special bargain in ga white crochet
bed spreads at 81 each.
Big stock of fine Marseilles spreads at
$3.50, 81. rs, 81, $2.4S, SO. so and IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-15
House
Furnishing Goods.

We have two car loads of glassware
and crockery on the way, which will ar
rive in a few days, Two car lots of such
such goods axe up room which we are
short of. We will, however, give you
prices for tomorrow that ought to move
enough goods so las to give us room to
not only store away 2 cars, but 4. This
also includes what is left of the Bell
stock.
Flower Pots-We have a car load, in
size from 3 inches up to 10 inches; price
from &c up
Hanging Raskets-Over so different
styles and patterns, Poe, soc, Soc and 40c
each, worth T5c and 81.
Cream sets lSc, 25c, SOC, 40c and SOC,
worth 4 times as much.
Milk pans, Sc; egg beater, &c; basting
spoon, &c; can openers, Be-; oil cans, 3c;
tumblers, &c; tin pals, SCI milk crooks,
Sc; machine OIL, Sc; t~oothpicks, &c per
box; coat hangers, Be; screw drivers, Sc;
egg spoon, &c; cork screws, &c; ink, Sc:
stove polish, &c; 3 packages tacks, 3c;
bread t~oaster, &c; strainers, Be; pairing
knives, &c; tack hammers, &c; wooden
spoons, &c; apple cores, Sc; bird cage
springs, &c; curling iron heaters. Be-;
curling irons, &c; 3 table forks, Sc; lamp
burners, &c.