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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
ENVELOPED IN FLAMES.
TWO HUMAN TORCHES RUSHING
THROUGH MADGSON-ST.
,.,,..C. p.prrvDr,R BADLY INJURED IN AN TX
pIoerON OF ALCOHOL CAUSED by oI"AH-
r-rTr-sMoKrR's cARELEssNESS -
LITTLE Girl. BURNED IN A
PECULIAR MANNER.

iis-s'Hi'iN'f'''
LITTLE GIRL BURNED IN
PECULIAR MANNER.
r.Aroo oorsons were seriously burned by an ex-
loa,,, of alcohol AT No. l37 Madlson-5 yes'e'""S'
tn injured are Charles Miller, twenty-five years
old: Abraham Miller. seventeen year wv -,
t,,,,o shay eight years old. The father OF the
v,ller bows keeps "A saloon ut the address named,
and the Young men act bartenders. ABOUT Il
O'Clock Yesterday morning they were pehlhd ."e
har Charles was emptyng cemijohn OF alcono
into a cask. ,ou
lust then Abraham IT a cigarette anu '"'e"
quay N. burning match which fell into the al
cohol In A moment there was an explosion ne
blazing alc ,hol spread over the Two oart"hu''S
Abraham gave a shrek Of pain leape1 orra' MAJ
the bar and ran inio the s vi,b main and tear
INK his burning wastcOat from ms poiy. - -.
81 Is drus hrev HIM on the floor and pulled or
the remnants OF his burning garments. s,,.gsrsd
minut. later another olAzns ns Sar,es NIner
into the drug store This was haze M from
lie was a Horrible sight. lie was in names rom ON
head foot. Hah way up tnr I0'f bupned TO
crisp The burned OF in the drug store ne
porion of the blazing man and put out me nailes
Charles Was almost naked ne I'm ars bsIlv
scorchcI he lay moaning on TIE hoor Dy hss
brother Two ambuances from G3uNrInru1 i To-
rrarr,od in She was badly burned She was
swa;hei In haniages ana Place. "a P' n re other
Abraham refused to 70 10 the hospital, he MS
burned about the face and on tn" i';t arm. ne
surgeons let him remain In he drug store. re
took all the blame FOR the accident The NIUE si.
IN victim n peculiar manner n.e ,b 5s' sd
entranc. OF the saloon when tnatl'. StliIrf 'ai
cphol lie was 50 blinded by the flames thA, he
di not notice tho child. lie threw the demijohn
straight against her instead Of into the street as
making an Effort to the sal on from des,ruc-
The injured persons VIII recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
HOME NE VS..

n. United Pr,ss Locd, Nr'os "nfeh rep'e'n" a." ''
n.ospop,rs in N,cYork CITY mar "'' 'e'y =,
.ht. n,cs Of the United Press has ffs h'daquo'"' q"
~ ., <nnn N,r. York city Al Information an" "oo".
,n.nts for public u may be sent 70 tho" hfadq"a'' a"a
sn ,c,u f,n be distributd to al the rn'rd Ir>'' "
psp,rs in THIS efty and to the o"'~" 1'e'' '''
ton throughout the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
HOBOKEN.

The Hoboken High School had Its graduation
exercises at the Hoboken Theatre last night the
salutatortan was Miss Harriet Ettinger ana tne
va,ed,ctory was given by Miss Resale Fisher The
alumni medal was awarded to Alfred Burhorn ana
David F, Rue received the Presidents Medal ed
ward Russ. president OF the Board Vi r-uu0a'io"'
awarded the diplomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
THURSDAY. JUNE 81
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TODAY.
Vessel For Linz Mails close. Vessel sails
Yumuri. Havana X x tiha. .i0un a IN Zoo m
,i~rnanIc Liverpool White Stlr.-.. QUO IN "" 4 IN
RI sud New -Orlr1u' Mogg .....-,. 81" m
81 Louis Southampton. Amrrican... 500 m II 90 III
Fresltrd Antwerp. Rod 500 IN II 90 m
cry OF Washington. iavanaN 4 Cuba 90 IN 800 m
Berlin. Queenstown. American 80 IN III
THURSDAY. JUNE 81
+ bismarck Hambuts llamb Amer. 500 n m II 90 a IN
Ornoco bermuda. Quebec. ........... 90 IN 300 m
Delaware Cape ilayt. ETC. Mnnson.. 1900 III 800 y IN
FRIDAY. JUNE 2s.
RIO Grande. Brunswick Mallory 3 90
Cherokee. Charleston clyde. 300
T1omo pemerafa. b"merara. 1000 IN ia m
Jersey city swansea. Bristol IL 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
cByyAxAy INDICTED FOR ARSON.

The Grand Jury yesterday found an indictment
for arson in the first degree against Yuen Hoy. u
Chinese laundryman. who Is accused Of setting fire
to his place at No. 63 Columbus-ave. on April 10
last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
4 FARMING TO EXCISE BONDSMEN

DECLARE TINT OFFENDERS ~
THE FUTURE WILL BE PUNISHED
THESIS MCENsE REVOKED
The Board OF Excise yesterday adopted re7olu-
,ion on the matter OF straw bonds for excise IL
cannes TN. commissioners take this action IN
view of the disclosures made by the recent inv"s-
t,gst,on conducted by Commissioner Hamburger
They declare that hereafter when any mans nam"
{, on ten bonds the Board Will investigate his
qualifications for further service as bondsman
Hondsmen who knowingly act AZ such without
proper qualification Will in the future be punished
The Hoard Will not bring any action against those
smrched by the recent inquiry. but In these reso-
lutions sounds note OF warning to all persons
who 20 excise bonds .
The Board rfvoked the license Of Theiss's -Four
teenth-st Music Hall. against which complaint
was made by Parkhurst agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
INCOMING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY
Prom Inns
Fon'ah-llr ....Si Thunrs Iure ia. Quebec
N.u.m June Rotterdam
Liverpool June -. Cunari
{ nraras .........Ia Guayrn Juna 2o-....... Rcd u
Fms June l5.......-...S q Lloyd
june Is q LLOYD
Yucatan Havana June % ...-..N Cuba
THURSDAY. JUNE 81
Nechlr liemen. June l3....... . Lloyd
Wcrkcndam. .AUltefdam. June lo... N"ih-Am~r
FRIDAY. June Is.
Norg. 'hrst'tn4ind June u .ThnsNal,
Oilers ........St lucan Jun" -. airport q H1lt
Santiago Nassau. June .'.......N Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 20 sunse, X Neon 10 AZ Moons agc
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
SANDY Hook % GOV. Island - % lIel Gate O;S
sandy Hook GOV. Island 1922 He'll Gate II ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
Announcements.

For dyspepsia. collie and exhaustion. no remeos
Ike Farkers Ginger Tonic.
hndercorns the best FOR corns. i5cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

'ONEoNTA" 'PENrAskEr" "NANTURA
n 4 w. Three New Collars T.. 4 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

dsnas G and NAtarzas TO- with sugar 20 American s.sA
Refining Co. vessel % seaser. Arrived az the bA3 q
~. - -, ,o 50, VA,
Steamer Ieona. Wilder, Galveston June ~ ana ne,
W.s, ~. with ulsc and utssengtl~ 70 & II Major ~
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Newp'st Nc~s and N9rfoix
with uGse and passengers the Old Dominion - 90
sandy Hook. Jure -. $50 p. n!-Nind south; Ign
breeze. clear.
The herald., 1895-04-10
Notes

Owing to the necessity OF moving the
orange crop increased shipments are re-
ported from the Fruit Exchange and the
railway offices.
c. +. Huntington is expected here for
La Fiesta and is scheduled to spend sew
eral days at the carnival.
II. c. kerens. Il heavy stochholder in
the Terminal and a prominent citizen
we'll known to St. Louis arrived last night
over the Santa Fe lines, in his private
car Kathryn. He is on business and
pleasure trip and will probably stay over
to sec La Fiesta.
G. G. Clark of New York, vice president
Of the New York Central, is here with his
son on Il pleasure trip.
NJ. NJ. Martin. superintendent of the
car department of the Wabash railway. is
in the city, from Decatur, ILL., He is out
on short pleasure trip.
There are large numbers of sghtseers
daily gong down to san Diego, to take
in the great lemon fair and get "a sight of
the warship Monterey, that Is lying in
the bay.
Ex-Secretary Stephen g. Elkins saw the
sights of the kite shaped track yesterday,
stopping at Redlands and Riverside.
Last night he AMI his party iourneyed up
to Mt. Lowe.
Snow storms in Kansas and sand storms
on the desert delayed three overland
trains so that they all arrived at late
hours last night after a day or more of
other passengers came in, gleeful to think
that they were in Paradise rather than in
bleeding Kansas" or other storm-torn
section.
The herald., 1895-04-10
Short Line Changes Its Card

Tomorrow the new card of the Southern
Pacific goes into effect. East service and
quick connections will be the features OF
this card.
A. new round-trip service Will be inaug-
urated between Rediands and Los Angeles.
The new train, to be known as the ELI, -
will leave Redlands at IL 40 a. m, Cotton
at 1901 p. m. and reach Los Angeles at
1:45 p. M, making the run from Red
lands to Los Angeles in two hours five
minutes, thus saving passengers from
that city tiIirty-two minutes. The return
train will leave Los Angeles at . :55 D. M.
lringing passengers to Cotton at 40 ami
10 Redlands at 5:07, in ample time for
dinner, making the run III only two
hours and twelve minutes.
The other changes embraced by the
card are as follows: The Redlands and
Grafton. local passenger, hitherto leaving
at 80 a. m.. will leave at 7:45 a. III.
These trains make connection with the
midday San Francisco trains.
The Atlantic express. hitherto leaving
at $50 a. M, will leave fifteen minutes
later, waiting for connection with the
train from Santa Ana.
The Redlands and Grafton passenger.
hitherto leaving at 4:3O p. M, viii not be
changed.
The Ontario and Chino local, hereto
fore leaving at 5:25 =. M, will leave at
5:45 D. m. ftifs1fs
The morning Monrovia local will leave
at 8 a. m, instead of 8 80. The afternoon
local will Ie:tve at 2:25 H. IN. instead OF
2:f5f The :l5 train to Monroyia will run
at the same time rs heretofore.
The Grafton aud Eedlands passenger
heretofore arriving at 1910 a. M, will gel
here at 9:50 a. nj, connecting with tht
The herald., 1895-04-10

Santa Monica. San Pedro, Long Beach
and Santa Ana-Whittier trains.
The Redlands train. heretofore arriving
at 4 :5s j. m, will not be changed.
The morning Chino and Ontario local.
which has heretofore arrived at $40 a.
M, will get here at S:l6 a. M. leaving
Chino at $50 a. IL. and Ontario at a. nj.
The Monrovia train. which has hereto
fore left Monroiva at 1906 T.. m, will
not leave there until II: 40, reaching Los
Angeles at / Is y. m.
There will be new ound-trip motor
train put on between Rcdlands aud San
Bernardino, to leave Redlands at IL :i5 a.
m, reaching San Bernardino ut 12:15
ana leaving San Bcrnardino at 12:25,
reaching Rcdlands at II :56 p. m.
The San Pedro and Long Beach train
will leave at 9:3l instead of 9:25 a. m.
The Whittier and Santa Ana afternoon
passenger viii leave at p. III. instead OF
l 1:55.
Several changes will be made on the
Santa Monica branch. There will be two
morning trains, Meth OF which Will
run around the Soldiers Home loop.
but Will run direct to Los Angeles, the
first leaving at 40 Il. IN. and reaching
Los Angeles at 7;l0, running right
through to Redands and Grafton. The
second train will leave Santa Monica at
S:l5, arriving at Los Angeles at SOL a.
IN. These two fast morning trains from
Santa Monica have been put on with Il
view f fully accommodating all the peo-
pie who wish TO take up a summer resi-
dence at the seaside, and still come TO Los
Angeles daily to transact business.
The morning Santa Monica train vii
leave Los Angeles five minutes later
9:35 a. m. The last train for Santa Mon
lea and Soldiers Home will leave ut 6:25
instead of g p. IN. The midday train
from Santa Monica will leave that point
at II ID instead OF / :35, and the last
train will. on week days, leave the wharf
at 2:45 instead Of 500. but the leaving
time from Santa Monica :05-will re-
main the same as at present.
The herald., 1895-04-10
Eycu-sionists Arrive

The following passengers arrived IN Los
Angeles from the East Tuesday morning
on the Burlington route personally con-
Quoted excursion, in charge of Excursion
Conductor Frank T. Mcleod:
Miss Laura Coler. /. W. Coler, Mrs |.
". Coler, Barnard, Mo. Scott Spencer,
William Mannis, Ottumwa, la; r. W.
Vincent Los Angeles, Cal. Ed Mcguire.
Rockford, H.. James Sellers, Mrs. James
Sellers, Mendoza, ILL.,. Miss Fannie For
ward. Burlington. Ia; Mrs. l.. J. Clay,
Waller Dyer. Aurora, Ill. Miss Emma
rasmussen. Hastings, Neb. Mrs. l..
Stewart, Lincoln Neb.; Miss Flossie
Rhine, Broken Bow Neb. +, L. Curtis,
Mrs. +. r. Curtis. Miss Ethel
Curtis Miss Eldred Curtis McCook, Neb. !;
Mrs. i. A. Harman, Glen Hartman Mary
vile, Mo. Miss l.. H. Turnbull, Kansas
City, Mo-: Atwood Richards, Dodgevile,
Wis. Alex. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. q. ii.
Bennett, Chicago; Mr.. and MIS-. j. j..
Fisher. Robert Fisher Fort Wayne. Ind. :;
Miss Dora Mann, Cedar Rapids, Ia. MI.
and Mrs. j. II. Smith. st. Joe, Mo. !;
William McCleiand, George Jackson,
Peoria. I'll
The herald., 1895-04-10
A WORD OR TWO
ABOUT THE PORTRAITS
THE HERALD promises to

WORD OR promises photograph
o h is
ptn W e eeut dat md dfOWardd 10
Ito tan by ,FagoEr
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Odu 70 be dVeedd ddWetO to O fe
The herald., 1895-04-10
Complaint From Oceanside

SAN FRANCISCO. April 9.-!or sew
eral years that portion of the Southern
California railway of the Santa Fe system
between Iemecuia and Oceanside has
been abandoned rs the result OF wash
out The people in that section are tired
of being shut out from the world and have
sent complaint TO the railroad commits
sion asking for information as To the
prospect of getting a road. AS there is no
one in this city connected with the Santa
Fe authorized f. explain the matter the
officials here have written to the general
manager of the Southern California rail
way to furnish the commission with re-
SpUIse.
The herald., 1895-04-10
Notice to Creditors
EsTArE OF LILLE WALLACE BARHAM

ESTATE OF LILLE WALLACE BARHAM'
Notice is H. rcby given by the undersigned.
executor OF III will of Lille Wallace Barham,
having claims against the said decea>ed, to ex.
hibit them with the Necessary vouchers within
four months afes the first publication of this
notice To the said executor at his flee, 34S N.
Main St. In the city of Los Angeles. county of
Los Angeles, state, of California. the same be-
ing the place for the transaction OF the busi-
nes OF said estate.
GUY .. BARfIAM,
Executor Of the will OF Lille Wallace Barhani,
deceased. SO
Los Angeles caI April :. 1855
The herald., 1895-04-10
SHE HELD HIS TRUNK
The Ogress Landiady and the Delinquent
Tenant

a sad-eyed poetical youth paced grace
fully into the central police station yes
terday morning and inquired of Sergeant
Jeffries and Desk Sergeant Gridley. what
redress he had against a landlady who
held his trunk and contents because he
had not the wherewithal to liquidate his
liabilities to her.
On being informed that the landlady
had the majority Of the law at her back
and that he would be run in" ii he car
ried out his intention of ''forcing her TO
make restitution he mournfuily left the
station and when last seen was staring
1ixedly at the excavatorS at Second and
Broadway, pondering whether he should
work. or whether life were really worth
living.
The herald., 1895-04-10
AN ACCIDENTAL SHOT
The Firing at the ST. Elmo Early in the
forming

A rumor was current on the streets yes
terday morning that a stranger had at
tempted to murder the barkceper at the
st. Elmo hotel at $50 O'Clock. Officer
Walker. who caught the culprit. stated
at the police station that the fellow was
drunk and fooling with the pistol when
it was discharged. The shot passed very
near the bar keepers head, through /.
box of cigars and lodged in the mirror
frame. The frightened man dropped the
gun and ran. but the officer overlook him
after two blocks chase and after learn
ing the particulars permitted him to re-
tire TO his bed and sober up.
The herald., 1895-04-10
Back to His Old Position

PORTLAND, Ore, April "a private
letter from Omaha states that T. II.
Payne. assistant general passenger agent
OF the Union Pacific, with headquarters
at Omaha. will resign April 18th and re-
turn to the Missouri Pacific, which road
he will serve in the same canacity.
The herald., 1895-04-10
The EXnIufion

Of medicinal agents is gradually relegat
ing the old time herbs. pills, draueht.
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant
and effective liquid laxative. Syrup o
Figs. 10 get the true remedy, see that il
is manufactured by the California Fie
Syrup Company only. For sale by al
leading druggists.
The herald., 1895-04-10

Drink Shasta Water. Woollacott, agent.
Wall paper house OF the coast 3cs S. spriny
The herald., 1895-04-10

This Famous Remedy cures quickly and per.
manently all ncryoua discascs. such as Weak
Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Headache, Wake
fulness, E-oot Vitality. nightly emissions, evil
youthful errors CIR cxccsses. Contains no
opintes Is Ecrvc tonic and bfeod builder.
carried in vest pocket. 81 per box; 8 fors5. BY
mail prepaid with written guarantee to cure or
money refunded. Write for free medical
book. sent sealed in plain wrapper. which con-
tains testimonials and financial references no
charge for consultations. Beicare Of iinita.
1iona Sold by advertised agents. oc address
NERVE SEED CO.. Masonic Temple. Chicago.
SOLD IN LOS ANGELES, CALF. BY GODFREY
4 MOORE Jos S. SPRIc.G. DRUGGISTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Jewe1ry Dept.

SPECIAL SALE ON SILVERWARE.
Silver plated teaspoons, tablespoons
and forks. Sale price per set. 2oc
Nickle plated teaspoons. Sale price
eutu ''' -
Sterling silver napkin rings, each. 49c
3-picce quadruple plated, gold lined,
hand engraved tea set. Sale price.So.9o
Sterling silver teaspoons. Sale
price, per set. S3. 10
Watches
Nickel stem wind and set watch.
Gold siifened hunting case watch.
ladies' or gents So. 20
Ladies' or gents gold filled hunting
case watch, warranted 20 years,
fine Elgin or Waltham works.
Sale price ............... ......-. alA.ou
Eight-day solid oak clock, strike and
alarm. Sale price. :. .......... 81 30
Roger II dwt. knives or forks, per 49,
EYES TESTED FREE.
Watch and clock repairing at reduced
! prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Our Hardware Dept.

Our Hardware Department includes
the following standard goods. such as
Henry Diston X Sons Saws, etc; Rose
Trowels. Burdens Horse and Mule
Shoes, Putnam's Horse Nails, Black
Diamond Files and Rasps, Nicholson's
Files and Rasps, Mans Axes, Blood,s
Hatchets, Cleavers, etc, Bailey's Iron
Planes, Stanlay's Squares, Bevels etc
American Screw Co.'s Wood Screws
Goes Wrcnches, Stilson's Pipe
Wrenches, Bullock's blacksmith Bel
lows, Peter Wright English Anvils, IL
fact, all the best hardware manufac
tured can be found here at wholesal,
prices. =. -
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Specials,
Blankets and
Bed Comforts.

Now is the time to buy blankets aud
Haydens is the place to buy them. We
have received our stock of blankets and
we have the largest and best assortment
in the west at prices that cannot be
beat Here are few quotations;
Silver Grey blankets. 49c, Toe and 81 90
White blankets, 55c, Toe and . 81 .0C
Wool mixed Blankets, S1.00, $1.25,
S1.5O and up,...............
All wool grey and white Blankets.
$3.50, S2.15 and 500
California blankets at corresponding
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Gingha t11S--PrintS,
Fall STYLES.

Fall styles.
2 cases of Dress Gingham. in dark
effects, worth 10c and 12hc yard,
Monday ............. 43lc
2 cases Plaids and Stripes in me-
dunn and dark cOlors, extra
quality on sale at. size
36-inch double fold fast color De
Laine, fall styles. es......... 1Oc
! case of medium colrs in good
quality Calico. Monday only . &c
] case of dark Calico, staple cloth,
Monday only. Observation-Disclosures. 3Mc
Fall styles and colors in 36-inch
Percales ..................... .12hc
New Printed Sateen for fall. 49,.
....-..........S .Sihc. 1Oc and 12hC
Our fan silks are all in!
| The most complete assortment iI the
country!
| We lend them all In silksi
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Sheeting Sale.

Now is the time to get your Sheeting.
f2-inclI bleached Sheeting ...... 7hc
i5-inch bleacbed Sheeting. .... 9c
5O-inch beached Sheeting ... lie
o. bleached Sheeting g.......... 121ac
1914 bleacbed Sheeting ........ 1Sc
42-inch unbleached Sheeting . Sc
Ga unbleached Shecting ... 10c
o. unbleached Sheeting. ....... 12hc
1O-4 unb.eached Sheeting ~ 15c
Canton Flannel .3Hc, &c, and Zoe
Lawrence LII Sheeting ........... 3Mc
Fine Brown Muslin .4c, 41ac and &c
Lonsdale Muslin ................. &c
Fruit of Loom Observation-Disclosures. &c
Lonsdale beached Muslin ...... 6hc
Soft finish bleached Muslin. ..... &c
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
At RninOus1y
Low Prices
100 New Pianos
must be sold in September


o
CIIICKERNG SrEINWAY
We
will Upright
Piano remember will nothing to nvesgate what You
tenter prices Chckeng Stnwa Knabe other makes
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
COIOred Silks.

Natural Pongee silk, 20 inches wide,
washes beautifully, only. yard. 10
Plain colors In China silks. all
coiors for fancy work, only, yard, ID
China silks. . inches wide, extra
good quality, all colors, only, =.
Natu ......... .s.''. 800 '''' 81
Genuine Jap wash silks, In stripes,
checks aud plaids. only, yard 80. p
Changcable silks for cape Innings,
extra heavy, all coiors only. yard %
Solid coIors in genuine Jap silks,
extra good quality, only, yard. 81
Double warp surah silks in all the
leading colors. only, yard ........ 3,
2i-inch width Canton China silks, o.
all colors, regular G9c SILKS, ouly,
AHGu ...'....... 49, 49,. -
Good quality satins in all shades,
regular I5c quality, only, yard. 5t
The very best grade of double warp
Surah silks. only. yard. ....... 81
Changeable Taffetta silks. all new
combinations. only, yard. ..... 81
Faillc Franchise dress silks. all
colors good quality, only. yard. g
Colorcd Armure dress silks. % in
WIDE all colors, only. yard. -. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Slightly used Pianos


secondhand slightly which
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08

Unbleached Table Linen, yard .121ac
54-mch unbleached Table Linen. 15c
52-inch unbleached Table Linen. zoe
54-inch unbleached Table Linen. 25c
6G-inch unbleached Table Linen 81 12c
54-inch bleached Table Linen 49,. soc
12-inch bleached and unblcached
Table Linen n................... 0Oc
Red Damask, yard, 12hc, 1jc, 19c,
.-ot, 'loC ullu DtC
An elegant assortment of Table
Linens and Napkins to match.
1S-inch Cotton Crash, yard ...~.. 31ac
Unbleached Linen Crash ...... 4c, &c
Bleached Twill Crash ........ &c
Bleached and unblcached Crash. 10c
Remnants of Table Linens, Towelings,
White Goods, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
At Half Price
MandO1ins, Guitars
and Everything in Music.
Sheet Music


a ordinary price
Have Il &c be
nsely of
TO
atOuru liar prices
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Wednesday & Thursday,
Friday and Saturday .

2 High Grade Bicycles.
31-piece Silver Set.
1 Set Dishes.
1 Complete Works of Shakespeare.
1 Fine Gold Watch Chain.
/ Fine Organ.
1 Pair Fine Gloves.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Hats and Caps

SOC Boys Yachting Caps. ......... 2oc
81. 80 to 50 90 Mems Fur Fedoras.. 50c
81. 80 to 81 30 Mems Fur Derbys. Toe
soc and Toe Boys Turbans. ....... 2oc
Children's Fancy Caps, 25c, 35c... 5Oc
Boys Turban Caps at.,....,..... 1Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Furniture

Our Furniture Department the climax
of economy.
or course we have not the accumula-
ton of years to choose from-our stock
bears the charm and freshness of
youth. We therefore can sell our
goods without cutting the price in
two %.
Bed Room
3-piece new style Suit, bestl
woven wire Spring, bestl NJ,
combination Mattress, 1tVIv I'LL
oak Rocker, l oak Chair, 1llhIn I'll
Center Table. ............ ~'0'1"
Dining Room
44-inch top Extension Table,1
legs, well finished; g oaks Gun Ut
Chairs, Sideboard, 3iMu Z
drawers, all oak, large, WlU'|U
mirror ...... ......,.....'.''
Sitting Room
/ fringed Couch, spring 1
| edge; fancy plush Rocker, NOR
l cobbler seat Rocker, vvh
| reed Rocker, l swing Wf
Rocker, l fancy oak Tablet
Table, 3 Chairs .........
Kitchen
/ large Cupboard, Kitchen | S6 Al
Table, 3 Kitchen Chairs.
If you are hesitating Oh the threshold
OF matrimony those figures ought to
encourage you. Our Furniture De
partment Is the only place on eartl
where you can get the goods we now
often at these prices. We do no
need to say that If You want better
goods, that is, finer, we have then
also.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
Special Cut in
Trunks and Grips

Club bags at SIC, 45c and. ......:. Doc
Trunks at one half former price,
Soo5 500 sc. 90
O.inch Gladstone. 50. 80
Shawl straps. 1Oc, 15c. 25c
Telescopes, 4Oc and nd............. SOC
Rubber Gladstoncs, soc, 6Oc and. :. 7Oc