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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22
THE CIRCUS GROUNDS.
Glover Work Done by tho Man Who Lays
Them Out

Glover Work Done by tho Man Who lay
Them Out
'Out of the WY, you boys" says
Hunt, tape measure In hand, as he
starts forward to mark the long diam
eter of the "big top" Two men trot be-
side him, their arms filed with IRON
rods two feet long and pointed OF one
end Two others help him with the
measurements, holding one end Of the
tape while he runs out the necessary
distances. He locates first the Eve
center poles Of the big tent, an iron bar
being driven at each point, Then In
the same way he marks the circumfeT-
ence of the tent, indicating the points
where the POS poles will stand. A little
red or blue flag flutters at the top OF
each iron rod, making the plan Of tho
tent stand out on the sod like geo
metrical pattern
The "big top 40 by $50, being thus
laid out, Hunt and his men hurry - the
side Of the menagerie tent, which Is
connected with the main tent by neck
of canvas This they mark out In the
same way, the iron rods being topped
with white flags All Is done with In
credible rapidity, the plan of the two
great tents being finished within
eight minutes from the start. In other
parts of the field are as quickly laid
out the dressing-room tent two horse
tents, the wardrobe tents, the side
show tent, the freaks tent, the frcalEss
drcssing-room and half dozen smaller
tents for the Blacksmith shop the re-
pair shop, etc. Thus, by four O'Clock,
Jack Hunt, who never went to collegey
has disposed Of enough angles, circles.
diameters and radn TO drive profes-
sor Of mathematics frantic, and hc ha6
made no mistakes. there being no pr04
vision In the programme Of q grea1
circus for mistalreA --McCursh Mag
zine.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22
HUMOROUS.

Landlord Logic.-Prospective Ten
anti like the top floor best Why
doesn't the fre-escape go lower than
the third floor?" Agent-'lt isn't
needed. The first three floors are
mpty."-Harper' Bazaar.
Not in It--Boston Girl-"She is q
very superior person. She belongs to
Mayflower family" Minneapolis
Girl-''Pshaw, that isn't in it minute
with one of our Minneapolis -four
families. Detroit Free Press.
Are these berries just the same
at the bottom Of the box as they are
on top?" asked Mrs. Hunnimune. Yes,
indeed, m" replied the vender. And
he told the truth. The box was only
one layer of berries deep. Washing
ton Star.
-"Well,~ muttered the collector, AS he
sank YEARLY into a chair and turned
to his employer, there Is one old say
ing that can vouch for "What Is
it2" 1.-THE one that says: You never
find q man out till you trust him.
Atlanta Constitution.
-Janc-"Henry, what would you
do if you should go to the post Office,
buy stamp, ask the man to stick 1t
on for you, and he refuscd?" Henry
(who Is very serious)-"What would
do? Stick it on myself" Janet
should stick 1t on the letter."-Tit-
Bits.
Daddy" asked little Danny Gro
gan, what Is this new woman busi-
ness, anyhow" 1T Names" said Mr..
Grogan, after a moments thought,
wan amy moore, thot now he is wan
man an she is another, bedad. Gin
cinnati Tribune.
Driven to It-AIrs. Toogood-
Don't see how 1t is that men find so
much pleasure in such brutal busi-
ness as prize-fghting." Broken Face
Bill-"I don't see how we ken help it,
lady; the women Is crowdin' us men
out of all the professions, and they
amt nothin' else fer us ter do. That's
the only reason I'm in it, lady."-Rox-
bury Gazette.
Husband comes home later than
usual from his club. To avoid disturb
ing his wife he takes off his boots and
steals into the room on tiptoe. But,
vain precaution, his wife begins to
yawn. Quickly determined, he goes to
the cradle of his first-born and begins
70 rock 1t, singing slumber song the
while. Whatever are you doing,
Robert?~ ''I've been sitting here a
couple Of hours trying to get the baby
TO sleep" why, Robert, have got
him here In bed with me!"-Boston
Gazette
I'm q certain little Scottish town
some time ago they held temperance
meeting. During the proceedings an
old man who was not exactly celebrate
cd for sobriety got up to address the
audience He said, after few re-
marks upon the beauty and advantage
of moderation: my friends, there's
Just two occasions when I TAX
whisky Undismayed by the ..humsr'
and "hahsi~ which ensuSd, he contin-
ueds .Ay, just TAX whisky when
hse hagRis for dinner, -snA--t-Aais,
whisky when I hae nae haggiA' The
rest of the speech was lost In the storm
Of applause that broke fcssh boston
Globe
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22
PUSSY Is AMBITIOUS.
She Wants to Sing with Operntic Stars In
a New York Hall

New York Hall
There is cat In Carnegie hall that
Is rapidly becoming famous because Of
its stage performances Whenever q
concert Is given in the hall that cat Is
certain to turn up ut the most inter
esting part of the entertainment and
walk demurely out to the center Of the
stage and sing.
OF course, the audience, as general
thing, is amused, but the singers are
thrown into confusion. AS the cat re-
fuses to be coaxed from the stage 1t Is
necessary for-somc one to walk out from
the wings and interrupt the perform
ance In order to get the cat out. II
pussy takes notion to remain on the
stage, and she usually does, she tries
to escape, and then there Is sure TO be
@ lively and diverting chase after her.
But pussy is an intelligent cat, and
when she heard the men and women on
the stage receive tremendous ovations
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22

ing less than letterbox on the corner
OF the street Regular steamers passing
weekly call ct those of the silent sta
tions that are most patronizcd, and q
system has been found to leave soma
mail there. All that Is required is the
previous announcement at what mail.
post letters are to be left, and the heart
of the lonesome mariner may be glad
dened with news from home every
week A special tax Is now collected
for calling at such points
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22
AN OCEAN LETTER BOX.
How Australian Sailors seDd and Reccive
Their Mail

A peculiar custom prevails among the
shippers and fishermen In Australian
waters. These hardy mariners are
often for months ut time away from
their homes, cruising to and fro in
search of fish, shells, coral or spongea
Away from oil communication with the
civilized world they have erected on
points of vantage situated near much
frequented ocean highways high stones.
10 which they attached an empty barrel
at convenient height. Here they de-
posit oil letters they wish to mail, with
money for the postage, and q pearl OK
o bit of coral as u reward for the ono
collecting this mail. In fact, it is moth
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22
Small Boy Big Word

Guy caused some amusement by the
use Of long words One day he said:
Mamma, wish you would sharpen
my pencil; shnrpened 1t temporarily
this forenoon" Mamma asked: whats
that9- He said: "Isnt that whit you
cay when you neon until you can get
time to do II betterT
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22

What It Was. .-Daugh ter-"F Frank
said something TO me last night"
Mother-"I hope II was apropoar
Daughter--"It was moro, mamma II
was apropos-al"-Detroit Free PresA
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-22
A runny Rhyu~

The following couplct used 10 b seen
oves shocmal<ers door In q western
Hero lives man VINO Dsvss refuses
10 mend eli sorts q booes md chooses.
~. 2. Recoedos.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Leaders in Linens

Many merchants from the surround
Ing country were noticed at our Linen
counters Yesterday. Our prices We're
lower, they said, than the manufactur-
ers would give them.
Easily accounted for. Large orders
and spot cash are what the manufac-
turers want We relieved some of the
most famous factories of their entire
output in some lines. The immense
purchases rather overstocked us, but we
take the right way out The prices are
cut to just about half what they regu-
larly are. Come In and see the holiday
display of everything in fine Linens,
Towelings. Crashes. etc The prices,
Ton nra worth n look
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Special Sale of
Winter Underwear

cases of mems heavy Shirts and Draw
ers, 25c each.
Mems heavy wool Shirts and Drawers, Csc
each.
Mems fleece lined Shirts and Drawers. soc
each. worth 75c
Mems natural gray wool Shirts and Draw
ers, 75c each, worth sl.25.
Mems heavy wool Sox. 12hc, worth csc.
Mems navy blue Flanel Shirts. $l.00,
worth $3.50.
Chlldren's wool Hose. l21sc, regular zoe
quality.
Boys heavy Bicycle Hose. 25c per pair,
worth 40c
Chidren's wool Mlttens. 10c per pair.
Mems heavy wool Mlttens. 10c per pair.
Mems lined Leather Mittens. soc; worth
Toe.
Ladies' heavy jersey ribbed Vests, 12Ac.
Ladies' wool Vests, jersey ribbed, soc,
worth 75c.
Ladies' fleece lined Hose. 10c. worth zoe.
Ladies' s-button Kid Gloves, 59e, worth
sl50.
100 dozen Corsets. s1.Oo quality, reduced to
soc.
Ladies' fine saxony Mttens. 25c, worth 5Oc.
Mems white Numbered Shirts, soc, worth
Tie
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Hardware
Skater. Skates. Skates.

We have Just received 1000 pairs OF Club
Skates, with latest patent lock lever; this
Skate IL usually sold for 75c; they come In
all sizes for boys and men. We sell them
as long as they last for 35c.
We have very fine hardened steel run.
ners, blued steel foot and heel plates, In all
sizes for men and boys. They sell in q
regular way for sl26, we sell them for 100.
Here is the finest thing out: hnd
nickel plated hardened welded steel, polished
edge, patented lock lever In all sizss foR
men and boys; they are worth regular $780,
Hayden Bros price Sl.69.
LADIES SkATES-We have 500 pairs Of
fine sold steel runners, patent lock lever. rus-
set leather heel caps, In all sizes for misses
and ladies'; they are generally sold for $1.25s
our price zoe. !
Our full nickel plated solid steel runners,
russet leather heel plate, patent lock lever,
in all sizes; this is areguiar $3.50 skate; W.
sell them for Sl.25. =,
Weather Strips for doors or windows, "a
pei foot J
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
House
Furnishing Goods

Our stock of Lamps contains anything or
everything known in the lamp business.
Our stock is immense, and following are
some of our prices:
A coed Hand Lamp complete, with burner
and chimney, 15c each.
A good Stand Lamp. with ornamental GEN.
ter, with burner and chimney, 25c.
A good. Bracket Lamp, complete, with
bracket burner and chimney, 29c.
A beautiful Vase Lamp, prettily decorated
with shade to match, CSC.
A lovely 22-lnch high brass Banquet Lamp,
certer draft burner, s1.69.
A splendid spring extension Hanging
Lamp, all complete, S1.65
A solid metal reflection Kitchen Lamp,
complete, 35c.
The Little Wonder Vase Night Lamp
complete, 35c.
The solid nickel Rochester Stand Lamp.
$50 candle power, s1.75
And one of the biggest bargains is a "a
inch solid bronze Banquet Lamp, with silver
relief figure, with center draft burner, $I.72
each.
Solid IA ounce copper nickel plated Tea
Nickel plated Tea and Coffee Pots, soc
each.
Wire Potato Washers, heavy hotel, &c.
Mincing Knives, Sc.
Surprise Egg Beaters, Rc each.
Wood handled Knives and Forks 29c per
set.
For Monday only, 100 piece full size French
decorated Dinner Sets, s5.95.
For Monday only, 6-piece Toilet Sets,
$1.69.
Wash Bowl and Pitcher, 23hac each.
Round top Slop Jars. SOC each.
Crystal Slaw Dishes, &c each.
Cups and Saucers. 1c each.
All sizes crimped top Lamp Chimneys
3hc EACH
Flint Tumblers 1c each
6-piece Cream Sets 1Sc each.
Gold Relief China After Dinner Cups and
Saucers, 25c each.
Water Sets, imported Bohemian glass. 25
different styles to select from, regular price
$3.50. we sell them tomorrow at s1.5 0per set
12-pece Decorated Toilet, extra large size,
g. 7b each
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
COlore6 and
Novelty Dress Goods

Headquarters for all that's new and nobby.
New and nobby double fold all wool
Scotch checks and Bouretts Monday. 19c
3S-inch all wool Novelties, all our 39c
and 4Sc goods Monday. y...... 29c
39c Monday will buy more goods and bet
ter style goods at Haydens' than have ever
been quoted in Omaha. We will give you
over 200 patterns to select from.
soc yard Monday and all next week buys
all our 5O-inch Storm Serge, worth soc; all
our 42-inch Novelty Goods, worth 75c and
$lOO; all our 5O-inch French Serge, worth
S100: all our 46-inch imported German Hen
rletta. worth soc.
$1,000 Monday (only) buys all our $i5;oo
$1,000. $500 and $1,000 Pattern Suits. They
are unquestlonably the handsomest line In
the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Guns and Ammunition

Loaded Shells, 81 .25 per 100; all sizes.
Do you need a Gun? We can sell you
good double barrel breech-loadng Shotgun
for s6.25.
A full line OF steel barrel breech loading
Pistol, grip, rubber butt. rebounding lock, a
first class Gun. usually sold for $500 to
$1,000, for S1295.
A very fine Illuminated steet barrel breech
loading machine made, both barrels choke
bored, reboundng lock, walnut stick, pistol
grip, god enough gun for anybody, sold
for $1,000. our price Sl6.75.
How about your little repairs about the
house? We can sell you whole outfit for
mere trfe. Good saw for 29c, good
steel Brace. 25c; Bits, from 10c up; @ good
Square, zoe; Smoothing Planes, SOC; Jack
Planes. 45c; good Gimlet &c; 2-foot Rule,
&c; Screw Driver, 7c; good pair Plyers,
cuts wire, turns pipe etc, Soc; Key Hole
Saw, 1Sc; Meat Saw, Acc, etc.
We have new thing in plated Knives
and Forks Look as well as Rogers Bros.
best; warranted to wear for five years. To
introduce them We will sell a few Of them
for 95c per set; they are worth $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Hats and Caps

Another deep cut in prices
Mems Fur Fedoras, in brown and black
worth S1.50, csc.
Mems Fur Derbys, in. black, worth $1.50
95c.
Mems Fur Soft Hats, in black and brown,
nutria, worth $780, CSC.
Mems heavy Storm Caps worth $1.00, 25c.
Boys heavy Storm Caps, worth $1OO, 25c.
Moses' and children's Fancy Caps, 35c
Misses and children's plaid and plain
Tam O'Shanters, soc.
Special prices on Trunks and Travelling
Rags
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Candy Dept.
Important Notice

We have secured the services OF one Of
the finest French candy makers, Monsieur
de Mulch" who will cater to the wants of
our patrons during the holiday season. II
there is any special kind Of candy you want
made he will be pleased to make it to Or
der. Come in and see him making candy
it is certainly great sight, which will be
appreciated by those who desire information
In any particular or regarding the manufac-
ture Of candies.
Finest Chocolate or Vanilla Caramels,
only, pound Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Delicious Opera Caramels, only. ....... 25c
Chocolate Drops, very fine. ne.............. 1SC
Try cur Cocoanut Snow Balls. only, h.. 25c
Vanilla Cocoanut Bars, only Id. ......... 15c
Delicious Taffy, vanilla, strawberry,
chocolate, etc, pound. .................. 15c
French Cream Mixed. d...............,.... 15c
Brownie Mixed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15c
Assorted Fruit Drops. s................... 15c
Choice Pear Drops. Observation-Disclosures. 10c
London Mixed Candy. y................... 10c
Glove Cushions, only. y.................... 10o
Chewing Gum, only. Observation-Disclosures. 2kc
III you want box of fine Candies, try us
IL Is always fresh. Made every half hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Special Sale
C10aking Dept.

Another lot black and colored Astrak-
han just received.
G0-inch heavy quality black Astrah-
kan. worth 800. 50. 80
52-inch Astrahkan, beautiful mix
lures, i'm red and black, green and
black, worth 800. So 80
5Sinch all wool heavy Cloaking,
navy only, worth $3.50. .... 81 %
36-inch all wool Ladies' Cloth,
worth 39c yard. ............. 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Special sheeting Sale

3G-ineh unhleached Muslin. 4c- 36-inch
Lonstlale, eye: 36-inch Arrow brand.
90; 81 bleached Sheeting, 15c; o.
bier ched. extra quality. I7c: 45-inch un-
bleached Sheeting, Sc; GA Mt Zoe, IA at
lie; o. unbleached heavy Sheeting, 1oc;
10-4 at lie.
I.onsdulc Cambria at 7hc; Canton
Flanncls, Sc; 12iac Canton Flannel, Sc.
Ticking at prices to suit
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

All the newest novelties in fancy
Dress Trimmings are 10 3be found in
our stock.
Iridescent Trimming, l0e per yard to
$500. g
Jet Trimming, Be up,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Fruit Dept.

| Finest Mixed Nuts, 121ac; Dates, TIC,
Oranges, zoe; Lemons, zoe; MALAGA Grapes,
| 17kc Remember during holidays come here
| for your Fruit and Nuts. We will have the
| largest variety in the city.
| Don't forget to visit our Candy depart
ment where you can get the finest French
Candies and see them making Candy for the
| big store. -
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Stoves

In none Of our departments have there
been greater bargains ofered than In our
Stove department. We have sold and are
selling stoves for less at retail than they
can be bought by the carload; or over 500
of our Fuller-Warren stock oniy very few
remain, and they must be -cidsed out.
A splendid Base Burner for. ....... .$12.50
An extra large base burner, biz enough
TO heat large rooms, you pay $4,000
elsewhere fer the same stove. ..... $3.50
square base. sliding door, mounted
Hlope stove ',........,..,-.... sl.9o
2-hoe Laundry Stove. .... $2.95
4-hole Leroy Cook Stove. ...a, ..,..... s695
Round steel, brick lined. sQuare base
Hard Coal Burner. er.......f........ $3.95
6-hole Square Range, all imprpved. -. s5.95
The House Steel Range. the dnest and
best steel range in the market; the
only range with locomtivS gate and
chilled steel inshings. Price. -. s27. so
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Meat and Lard Dept.

Sugar cured No. hams Sc, bacon Sc
salt pork &c, picked pork &c, Califor
mia hams 81, pigs feet, tripe, bologne
head cheese and liver sausage, all at n
pound.
3 pound cans very best lard 24c.
pound cans very best lard 4Oc.
l0pound cans very best lard 7Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
We Have Everything in Music.

All the latest selections of the day,
both classics and popular, at greatly re-
duced prices.
10000 different selections at sc per
copy.
On cur bargain table you will find
thousands of sheets of music worth all
all the way from 25c up to $3.50 per
copy. This music being slightly soiled,
will close ii out at &c per copy
Mail orders receive prompt attention,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Cheese Dept.

The finest stock of cheese in the west
you will find at Haydens, and you will
find any kind of cheese you wish for at
the big store.
Full cream Tie, Brick cheese 12tc,
Swiss cheese 12dc, Limberger 12tc,
Neufchatel Sc, Edam cheese 3Sc each.
Finest Young America full cream 1915,
Club House 35c jar.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Thanksgiving Sale
lust THINK OF GETTING

30 pounds OF Coarse Granulated Sugar
Tor ,.............,,,.. .,.....,.,.....Sl.O 90
% pounds OF Fine Granulated Sugar for 90
Boston Baked Beans, per can. only go. Sisc
Select Minneapolis Flour, sack. k......., ESQ
Minnesota Superhtive Flour, sack. .... S5o
Cream Flour (best on earth) only, sack. 81 90
Haydens' Best XXXXX Flour, sack. 81 90
Large pals Table Jelly only. y........... 200
pounds Oatmeal, fresh rolled. ........ 25c
Rye, Graham or Pumpernickel Mehl,
only, per sack. Observation-Disclosures. <5e
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
HAYDEN BRo's
Provision Department.
CUTTING PRICES.
Butter and Eggs.

Strictly fresh country eggs only 15c.
Finest country roll and print butter,
12tc.
We have country butter at &c and
10c, also creamery goes at 17c, 19c
and 21c.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Sheet Music.

After you have looked everywhere
else in town and are unable to find the
music you want, come to Hayden Bros,
where you will be- sure to get it-and,
aside from that it will cost you just
about half what it will anywhere else.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Sewing Machines

We are headquarters for the best Sewing
Machines made. We have them from $500.
$1,000 TO $1,000. These prices are less than
agents get for commission. The best are
fully warranted for five years.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
BLACK JACQUARDS

3S-inch all wool Jacquards, 30 styles,
SOC goods for Observation-Disclosures. 39c
39-inch all wool Jacquards, 46 styles,
75c goods for QUO
CREPONS-Weve got them in all the diff
ferent weaves. Prices from soc up to $500
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
New Teas Just In

We save you from zoe to s5c on every
pound you buy.
Ambrosia Tea, worth zoe, for.....,....' 3Sc
6Oc English Breakfast. Gunpowder,
oolone or Japan Tea for.....,......... So
Choice Teas any kind d........... 25
Good Teas II,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Bay State Guitars
For Sale only at .Hayden's

Acknowledged the best in the world. Rec
commended by Omaha artists. Prices no
higher than other first class makes.
written guarantee with every instrument.
Special prices on our fine selected stock of
Washburns, Emorys and other makes.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Flannel Dept.

Shaker Flannel at SIC, sc. &c. Sc, 1Oc.
Outing Flannel, 3lsc, &c. &c. 10c.
Red all wool Flannel at 121ac.
Navy blue Flannel at 121kc.
Navy blue and red Flannel, 25c
White fannels are very cheap at 10c, 12hC
l5c 19c, 22c, Csc 35c Up.
Special sale of $3.50 all wool Skirt Pat
terms at $l,00 pattern.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Blacks Blacks Blacks;

Jacuuard effects 1919
36-ipch Espangalines. worth 4Sc, for. 70
36-inch Cecilians, worth 4Sc, for. 20
4O-irch Bouretts. in 10 different patterns 20
35-inch all wool Serge and Henrietta
worth 39c for. ....................... ~
36-inch pure mohair figures, regular 4Sc
ncn nlc -
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24

Now will you get married9 We can under
sell these prices if YOU wish. but this is low
for good articles. We are now showing an
elegant line of
PICTURES, ROCKERS,
ODD PIECES,
FANCY TABLES
and articles of ali kinds suitable for holiday
trade. Make selections now, and we will
hold the goods for you.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Special
Announcement

To our patrons not residing in Omaha
We have recently purchased over 1000
Ladies' Cloaks, "a and ;,G inches long,
Misses Cloaks, thirty-four inches long;
ladies' sizes, 30 to 46 inches bust, and
misses. II to 20 years.
This lot of Cloaks have medium full
sleeves, are made from cheviot, twill
and tiicot diagonal beavers; also wide
diagonals; and misses in chinchilIa.
Not one Cloak but cost to make from
$500 to $1,000.
The ladies' are divided into two lots:
one S3.95 and one $4.J5, and the misses
are all S3.95.
Every customer who sends for one of
these Cloaks can rely OH perfect salts
faction. Colors, black and navy.
Jackets
Our 4 and 6-buttOn Beaver Jackets Mt
$4.95. $B.95, S7.95, $50 and $3.50 are
the best values in The land; ill IN plain
or rough cloth.
In misses and children's Jackets we
are showing an immense stock mt $3 20.
$395, S4.25, $4.95 and $5T5; colors,
navy, cardinal, red, brown, tan and
fancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
SERGE BLACKS

4O-inch all wool Serge, regular 39c quail
ty .............. .'''-..''. '''''. -
45-inch all wool French Serge, regular
59c quality ......................
46-inch all wool French Serge, extra fine
finish ................... ..........''
50-inch all wool French Serge, extra fine
finish, $100 quality for.
47-inch Storm Serge. the dust proof
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Cracker Dept.

Very best Soda and Oyster Crackers, 4Isc
Lemon Creams, &c.
Gingersnaps, the finest made, only Sc.
Saratoga Flakes, in boxess 12c.
And all kinds OF the best Cakes an'
Crackers at lowest prices
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Fancy Goods Dept.

This is where we shine.
Dennison's Crepe Tissue Paper, In
rolls large size, only .......... 10c
Remember Zoe for paper worth 25c.
Tissue Paper in sheets. ....... 1c
Remember this Is the best French
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
Fish Dept.

New Holland Herring, 90c keg.
Finest Norway Herring, 7Iac pound.
RS Red salmon, 5hei ,, White Fish be; Cod
NC; Finan HaddIes, 1Oc; Smoked White
fish, l0c Come here for any kind OF Fish
'ou want.