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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Were made 10 order FOR n large Halti-
more optiClan. but when shipped ~
him be refused 10 pay cash, ana ihe
makers did not think his financial
standing good enoueh for credit. ana
offered Us over l.ino pairs of solid y
Karat Gold Eyeglasses AZ great it-
duction Of their real value. and they
arrived here yesterday. They contain
the Genuine Ground Lens, ana are
worth s.. our price, 3oc. pair. Al
eyes suited Try a pair month; II
not satisfactory. return them, and We
ask no questions and return your
money. AdWs ed to suit your eyes at
jewelry counter.
The Paragon Manufacturing Company,
OF Fort Wayne, Ind, wrote US. under
n recent date. "Will YOU buy 100
dozen, all the small lots OF our TINS
years making OF Shirt-Waists. cost
ing from So to SIS. so YOU can sell all
for 5sc?" It's enough 20 say we bought
them, and the sale starts Monday.
They comprise Percales, Madras,
White =. X 's-many of them tucked;
many Of them plain-not O. waist That
sold for less than 75c., many az ST..
This is the first important shirt
Waist deal OF the season, and know
lng women will buy them in large lots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
ALL THE POPULAR MUSIC At LEss
THAN HALE PRICE,

and any piece desired played for you
without cOmpulsion 10 buy.
Among the greatest sellers are: "Helloi
Ny Baby, 10c; Bride Elect" IJc.i
Georgia Camp Meeting" IGc.: My
OH Nov HnmnshlrG Hnmen INc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
every yard guaranteed in every re


BLACK JAPANESE SILKS
The sc. grade Il inches wide 81 i-2c.
The 5sc. grade. p inches wide, i2c.
The CSC. grade. "a inches wide, isc.
The zoe. grade. q inches wide, "oc.
The N.i9 grade. 30 inches wide. Sc.
WHITE JAPANESE SILKS.
The $50. grade. n inches wide, 10.
The 50c. grade. . inches wide. 'pc.
The e9c. grade ~ inches wide isc.
The 81 grade. q inches wide 93c.
cor ORED JAPANESE SILKS.
The zoe. grade. n inches wide. BE.
Tho Csc. grade. - inches wide. $50.
The Sc. grade, q inches wide. %.
FIGURED JAPANESE SILKS.
The SOC. grade. % inches wide. 10.
Tie 75c. grade. % inches wide. soc.
Tho 81 grade. y inches wide, &c.
STRIPED WASH SILKS.
The Zoe. grade. 10 inches wide. 2oc.
The s0c. grade. 10 inches wide, 81 &c
Tho Zoe. grade. DO inches wide. 4oc.
black SATIN DUCHESS.
The zoe. grade Au-Siik Duchess, p
inches wide. "oc
Tic 81 grade Au-Slk Duchess, Il inch
cs wide. 10.
The $50 giado All-silk Duchess, q
inches wide, 81.
BLACK TATFErA SILKS.
The zoe. grade Ali-Silk Ian,la, l9 inch
cs wide. 49c.
Thr 81 Grade. All-silk T-ifeta, q inches
wide. 10.
Tic 81. 2I grade Al-SHk Ta4c,a, q lnch-
is wide. Soc
From bankrupt Muslin underwear iac-
tory. 1910 garments, c'mpi sing i"e
Musln and Camlic Gowns, all over
HHI
rcvers. BOB high or low neck. Fine Jm-
brella Pciticoats. with 9-inch cmbr0l-
derry rurge also dust ru.iic. Fine Cam
bric skirt Chcmise. handsomely TRIM
med ND Naienci.nues lace yoke, C-inch
lace tufie on bottom Fine Cambria
Drawers. Point De- Paris lace insert
Ing and edge baby ribbon. All are
pl1eed on sale in one lot Pick from
them as you want ior 1pc.
Childfen's Good Muslin Drawers Sc.
DE- Good Muslin Chemise Tor 40.
25r. Good Muslin Umbrella Drawers
with wide cambric ruiilc lor i0c.
2sc. Good Muslin Drawers. with hem
and tucAs. for 10.
25c. Embroidery Trimmed Corset Covers
Tor ne.
Guod Muslin Pciticoats, With wide cam
brio rullle for 20.
snmpson's English Pins. 400 in
paper. ic. at Notion Counter.
B.Bi CARRIAGES,
1893.
The makers OF Whitney Carria ges the
most famous 80 The world. are doing
wonderful Things this season. Just re-
ceivCd new lot OF their celebrated
make. which come fitted Out with rub
ber-tired wheels. which We can sell
"a
bile values AZ SO $i2.5o. $I5 $50, aud
$50
The Never store is sole agent for the
Famous Whitney Carriages and CO.
Carts. 81 - Co $50
CONFINED SPECIAL SELLING OF
CORsIsIs.
Il. =. Imported Corseis. made n French
Couulc long waist. short hip. IS
value. now S: - pair.
". H. Batiste Corset. short-hip. lace
trimmed. sL1J value. now si..5 pair.
H. & 5 H,gh-Bust. short-Hip Corset.
made Of line Madras. all colors. Tor
.5c. pair.
r & q. Summer Corse,s. long waist.
extra heavy net. 15c. value. for 90.
pair
Zoe. Featherstiiched headings, all
widths and coiors. ic.
SALE or HIGH-GH ABE SEWING
MACHINES.
Chicago Low-Arm Singer Sowing Ma
chimes 50 %.
Chicago Hlgh-Arm Singer Sewing Ma
chimes. sI:i5
Superb Sewing Machines. made By Da-
Wis Sewing Machine Company. SLABS.
Royal Sewing Machines. sold elsewhere
for SsE her. al SD 10
Philadelphia HIgh-Arm Singer Sewing
Machines, $24.v5,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
NEW CURTAINS.

LUCKILY WE HAVE MADE SUCH
SPECIAL PURCHASES.
Five styles $3.50 Lace Curtains, choice
81 60
Sl5 Real Renaissance Lace Curtains so.
S. scotch-Nct Lace Curtains nj $3.50
Soc NOTTINGHAM Lace Curtains at zoe.
Cross-Stripe Madras Curtains. Si23.
Csc Ruficd Muslin Curtains M 40.
Madrls-Wcave Lace Curtains. Si.23.
i5c Nestibule Nets. lace edge and I'M
sorting Point dEspit effect, one OF
the greatest bargains of Tie purchase,
at 33c yard.
Double-Width Curtain Swiss. IS incnes
wide. Ecru and White, dotted and lace
striped. real value ljc.; special at SC
"a yard.
Silkoline Draporics, 1 yard wide last
colors. large assortment regul m u Il
and &c. qualities. %. yard
Jupancse Folding Fire-screeas, on
stands, ~ I-&c.
japanese Parasos, lie.
Whole piece Substituted Waist Bet
ing, &C., worth l5c.-at Notion Coun-
ter.
RustIing Swiss Tnneta silk. rich.
glossy Black, superb silk sale M
:I0c. ~ yard.
EXTRA SALE FINE JAPANESE
SILKS,
every yard guaranteed in every re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND LAMPS
l25-Piece Hayland Dinner Sets. entirely
now decorations and shapes, reduced
from SO TO $3:50.
lO2-Pioce Pink and Gold Limoges Din
ncr Sets, Including soup tureen, re-
duccd from $3.50 10 Sit5o
fle-piece English China Dinner sets.
gold lined. reduced from $3.50 20 $3.50.
uS-piccc New Importation Dinner sets,
large soup turccn. fi5.
5G-Pioce carlsbad Tea Set. new Gccora-
lions. $J55
M-riccc English China Tea Sets. Si.T5.
lO-picce Imported Toilet Sets. reduced
from $50 to 50
l0-Pleco Solid Coiors Toilet Sets. So
l2-Picce Imported Toilet Sets, large
Stop JAR -. ID.
Underglazed Decorated Toilet Sets,
I33
Iargc-sige Covered Chambers. soc.
Large White China Bowls. 10.
Blue and White Dinner sud Breakfast
Plates. -. each.
Cups and Sauccrs TO match the above.
-. pair.
Large Imported Dinner Plates, were 81
dozen. for - 81 dozen.
Imported China Covered Dishes, highly
decorated. nc
Imported Ham Dishes. TO match the
above. Zoe
Oblong Vegetable Dishes. 5c each. Blue
and White Tea Pots IT, each
Carlsbad China Butter Dishes. were I5c.
for 2jc
Gold-Band cups and sauecrs. %. a pair.
Carlsbad Footed salad Bowls. were 81.
for soc
Imported Decorated CreamPtchers, NC.
each.
Individual Hotel Dishes, B.. each
Imitation Cut-Glass Table Sets, 3Dc.
set.
Pressed-Glass Cake SAVERS. tac.
Heavy Pickle on Preserve Dishes. &c
Pressed-Glass Cake Plates, reduced from
-5c to 80.
Imitation Cut-Glass Ice Tubs. he.
Glass Plates for standing glasses on,
&c each.
Cold-Tca Goblots. Sc. each.
l-2-Gallon Water-Pitchers. footed. Toe.
Flint Water Bottles, 13c. each.
Cut-BOttOm Tumblers 4 Ire each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07


BLACK DRESS CREPON:
poning az the Black-Goods Counter
You will nnd the quality maid to-
match at 50c., for it is better than the
..,..,,...,.. -o. rrouope Tn. ,oode co..
&c inches wide. and mail orders viii be
Med lust as long as We have yard
81, 'e , pi liCi ~" .., ,,l ,Ioi- ,u,,,
Fne-Twin French Serge. Au-Wool
Habit cio.h' 20 ana zoe. goods GODS. for 30 20.
90 VARY storm serge Ail.Wool sik.s.n-
ism Black Henrictta, on sale Monlay.
per YARD ,....;.... .'i'c
r,.',.,..L 60. Am Wi III, 49,.
rI..r. ~. NIX, 80,
IN ,5,,''.... ,,.,,1 IN L.,
''''' ''. ~ '''
co., a., - 0' -, ..,.-.''.,
~, -, ,,.,'l',.'.' .,, ,,
l WV ~. Dli =, a., ,,.,
- Nfn,,,,,, ~,
mere -1onu"S "l '--''.'..''''. ..'''.. ~
a FORTUNATE PURCHASE OF
hu'hNiN" H'i'S $780,.
ENABLES Us TO OFFER SOME WON
HEKFCh VALUES.
All-Silk Hermann Wells. with wide bor-
der
Quality No. 1~-Cost g IL to import.
for ............ ........... ...-..... 81 90
Quality No 2-COst s. 90 10 import for
81
Quality No. 3-Cost {l95 10 Import. Tor
81
Quality No 4-Cost s. 81 II 10 iinpo' l.
for ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
400, tci, the Genuine Sea
"a" W" ~ 90
Island PcrCGIcs Wnen you SIC
,he,, Well they are here at
-hol. ,;eras tn
4tC. yd'u' u"
octbcr with Il other cases OF Spe-
WI, presc GoodS.
Sidi was"
The Finest Madras Dress "'is '."'"' y,
American manu- "e,,'ie i,''oI $50
dainty. fin"9 'l" .,,,,,',, M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

This business has doubled its sales, .
great triumph Tor our methods OF most
stylish things a- moderate prices:
2J6 Choice Cream Mulls and other Hats
for children in The various shapes. IN
Guiding Tam o. Shlnters. pokes, etc.
Not one m the line worth less than
$50. and many OF them more. The
biggest bargain ever offered. TO sell
them on quickly we have put them
on separate table az "A special
price,. ...... .,..-. ....-.-. 900. .-..ooc.
You have seen Walking Hats and Sail
ors az various prices from other
stores Now come and see ours. which
We have for this grand sale Of mil
lluery at 80 and 0Dc. each ore dollar
is the regular selling price.
Several hundred Untrimmcd Colorod
straw Ladies Hats comprising every
shape used this season and all the lead
ing Coiors. None reserved. Many
of them have been N.25. $3.50. and s..
TO sell on quickly all must 90 at. so.
oar Trimmed Hats stock for the ladies
DIS more than complete. our millinery
manager thinks that he has some talus
powerful 10 offer IN the way y
Trimmed Hat for $3.50 70 be cam
d.d. the like has never been shown f0i
double the monty 4 look will con-
vince you. and we are satisfied the
price alone will tell the tale.
HATS TRIMMED FREE.
LADIES' SILK VESTS. 2oc.
Probably the last lot we shall ever hays
under 50c. These are sleeveless and
low neck. in Pink. Blue. Lavender,
and Gold
White TAPPED Neck. Sleeveless Vest. &c.
TAPPED Neck and Armh0les Vest, &c.
SIX TAPPED Sleeveless Vests Zoe.
Children TAPPED Neck Ribbed Vests,
Is>c
Mems Balbriggan Shirts, pearl buttons.
1Tc.
Chnd's white Knit Undoycst, PATENT
ed. ~ 70.
Al iic-Tho mills sample lots Of La
dies Ribbed Sleeveless Ncsts-soms
are finest Egyptian cotton. some are
Isle thread. some white. some pink
and blue. You can pick out hundreds
OF bargains.
Meyers buy Trunks In carload lots.
aud creates havoc with cut prices.
THIS more than illustrates a dozen Of
a Kind.
At 5-ExirI-LArge- Size Dress Trunk.
heavy brass clamps aud trimmings.
Excelsior brass lock. large sct-rp
tray. win hat-boN. linen lined. two
largo leather straps.
Heavy Linen Covered Telescope. leather
trimmed and leather straps. - inches
long. 5oc
Whole pieces OF Bone Casing at notion
counter Tor &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
NOTHING LIKE THE NEW WRAP.
nI.HS iI My IIl'S.

Box Pleated White Lawn Wrappers,
81 20
Navy Blue and White Organdie Wrap
pers, Si.0J.
Extra-Full Percale Wrappers. Garnet,
Navy. Black and White. $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Largest size Stoclsiuct Dress
Shields. guaranteed quality, Zoe.
SALE OF PILLOW TOps.

SALE OF PILLOW IOPH.
4 curious collection az Pillow TOPS ana
Backs 10 match-Crash. Basket Cloth,
DENNIS Plain Linen. ctc.-a sample
collection, worth Soc. 90 81 each. choose
from any m Aisle No at 10. An
other lot, worth - TO ogc., choose al
tOc
Heavy Crochet Linen Scarfs, tied
fringe 112 yards long assorted
colors. :i1c.
Duck and Damask Ccu,repieces, is
inches square. - each.
EnameIed Towel Rings, all colors, sc.
each.
Satin Damask Centrepicccs. q inches
square, 100 each.
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING CALLS
mop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Faille silk, tunic style jet and braid
applique. chiffon collar. Sf.9S; Italian
Cloth. lace ruHes and quilting. S3.o>;
Morie silk, ribbons. buckles, and
quilting, - 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Another JncxampIcd Purchase Of
READY-MADE DRESS SKIRTS.

Every one perfect fitting and altered TO
any length or waist desired.
Spring Ilaids. oxford. and French Blue,
made to sell for A.59i sale 40 -.
Horungbone Cloth skirts. Grays and
Modes. made to sell for g.; sale at
80 -
Black Mohair Skirts. habit front, made
20 sell for s.; sale at Si%5.
Btocade Duchess skirts, circular cut.
made TO sell Tor $50, sale III $500
WHAT OTHER RICHMOND HOUSE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
INV ARf3S.

c-Quart Tea or Confee-Pots. i3c.: l-eal-
Ion Conce-Boiices. 10. Spoons. = .
Rotary Sirers. -, Long Hand ell
SIucopots 7c; l4-quart Dah-Pmf,
He: Wash Basins. Dc. gllm-Boile.f,
2Dc.: 3-quart Covered Buckets. 81.
Suaincr Mk-Plns. zoo: No Wash
Enllcrs. 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
EXTRAORDINARY JEwELRy SELL


Every imaginable conccit in stylish
brooches for fashionable wear
Eroochos for loose hair, brooches for
neck: brooches FOR skirts: brooches for
helts-in hard. dainty coiored en-
amelllns. Gold-Finish Wreaths Fieur
de lis Sunburs's. Clusters. Crescents
and others choice -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Finest Oive-Oil CASTLE SOAP Green or
white. Sc. Purest Giyccrine Soap
largest S-ounce cakes. 80 Celebrated
Kaep-Clean Hair Brushes. 80. .5c
and 81 Polished Back Flesh Brushes
lie. Patented Rational elc Tooth
Brushes Tor Zoe. Pro -phy-lac,tie soc.
Tooth. Brushes for .5c Mennrn ;
Taicum Powder. boxes. re. Taicnm
Powder. as good rs Mennens whole
pound 5c-worth 35c.. Roger n
Gaiiot Emu de Quinine. 81 size. sic: j.
A. q Nioleite d'Parme. zoe: X. q
q. Vera vioIette 81 size. 7Dc.. X. &
G. Levaude. Double. nc. size. 39c. !.
Heliotrope Blanc. as size. soc; Elk
tract d'vlolette Parme. 81 size. .Jc.;
. Anchypig. 81 size. 70c. )
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

1-Burncr GaF-Stovos, 2%c.
2-Hmncr Gas-Sioyes. o9c
3-Euncr Remoylbe-Plate Gas-Stoycs,
S210
2-Burncr Tron-plato On-Stoyes. ioe.
4-Eurner Double On-St0yes, IRON plates,
Si2j
Single ovens. extra heavy. 5oc.
Double Large Sizo Ovens, very fine
bakers. - -
Russian-lr0n ovens, oSc.
Shoct.Ir0n Doublo-Lined ovens. $40.
Gas Tuhing. amy length . foot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
FROM ANOTHER MANUFAC-
TURER.

there comes under like conditions
HACK TAFFETi SILIN " AtsT>,
with full corded fronts, which We
could not heretofore sell under ST. to
De sold on the second floor at choice
81 -
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5000 YARDS. ALL ONE PATTERN
BLACK DRESS CREpON:

WHAT OTHER RICHMOND TIC
lAI-I Ii lIcIl.I. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
COLD IS KING IN NOME
PARKWAY Region Where Yellow Dust is
Measured in Boxes and Barrels.
WHERE APPETITE IS A DECIDED HANDICAP
Some Surprising Prevailing Prices in
the New and Wonderful Gold
Camp on the Frozen Shores
of Herring Sea-.

Acquaintance of William Snyder, the
former Harney street carriage maker, who
left Omaha for the Klondke about year
and half ago, will be interested in knowing
that his particular friend, John Driscoll, has
Just received another letter from him, dated
Cape Nome, Alaska, October 2S. A former
letter published in The Bee contained the
information that he had cleaned up over
$1,000 at Dawson in manufacturing mining
rockers and with his capital thus acquired
had gone on northwest to Cape Nome on
the shore of Bering sea, about 120 miles
from the southern boundary of Siberia.
In his most recent letter Mr.. Snyder con-
graduates himself on being located in the
richest mining camp in the world and sur
rounded by very many favorable chances OF
getting rich easily, At the time OF writing
he was building himself a new house on the
principal business street OF the city and
expected to move into 1t early in November
when you come" he writes Mr.. Driscoll
''you will locate in my house on Snake
River beach, just at the mouth of Snake
river, where 1t empties into Bering sea
and the ships going in and coming out.
have been to Cape Princess OF Wales and
returned, and will go back again this win
ter on the ice. The weather on the coast
is much warmer than in the interior. 1t
SHOWS some every day now, and We will
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

the whole claim, and clean-ups have yielded
! from $4,000 to $4,000 During the sum-
mer the claim turned out $4,000. On still
another claim in the Anvil creek district w
! II. Price, its owner has cleaned up $192,-
! 900.
The Charles D. Lane mentioned by this
! paper is known to many politicians here
abouts. He was a member of the free silver
republican national convention at st. Louis
in 1896 and is the man who settled all the
bills. Subsequently he visited at Lincoln
during the Bryan campaign and is supposed
to have put considerable money into the
national campaign fund. Although he was
an ardent free silverte he was in fact en-
gagged almost exclusively in gold mining.
| The Gold Digger predicts that his properties
| In the Anvil creek district will clear up for
him 81 900. For three of the claims he
holds he paid $1S5,000. He owns forty or
fifty claims altogether in the districts
named above. The Gold Digger predicts that
during the coming summer the Nome river
district will clean up $1O00O0OO. Anvil,
Snow and Dexter creeks yielded about ST.
100000 during the last summer and the
beach mines $1,5OO,OOO
During the last summer" says the
paper, "about 200 men worked on Snow
gulCh and Glacier creek, and 250 on Anvil.
will come out of there early next spring.
Probably $50 men worked on the creeks and
1000 men on the beach mines"
Nome has a mayor, T. d. Cashel, who
writes an article for the initial number of
the Gold Digger, In it he says;
when l first came to Nome on June 27
from Dawson some men were working on the
beach to see what they could get out of it.
They worked quietly at first, but pretty soon
the richness got out. Business men quit
their business in town and went TO the beach
to work. The whole shore became an attrac-
tion.
Mayor Cashers Theory of Its Origin.
Il don't like to theorize as to where the
gold comes from, but the gold is nearly al
ways coarser near the shore than at the
edge of the tundra, giving the impression
that 1t comes out of the sea, because the
finest particles are found deposited at the
furtherest point from the surf action
Within a radius of two miles on the beach,
about August 49, l counted personally 2SO
rockers. There were at least two men 10
each and away beyond these rockers, below
the Indian village for seven or eight miles,
was an almost continuous line of men. TAX
1t as a conservative average. l should think
$500 men were working on the beach be-
tween the mouth OF Snake river and Cripple
river. l judge very few OF them made less
than $40 day and the average was at least
an ounce a day, or SIG l know personally
two men who took out $4,000 between July
Is and October l, and there were others that
| know in a short space Of time took out lots
of gold. j. w, Lgan, a San Francisco news
paper man, took out $1,000 in thirty days and
left the country. l made myself under un-
favorable circumstances, 500 a day for a
time. The appliances were crude and the
men were inexperienced. But after the in
PRODUCTION OF copper and silver plates better
results were obtained. / estimate that an
average OF 1000 men were working on the
beach and they made $500 each. This
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

A fine lot consisting of
nearly 800 ladies' seal plush
capes, 3O-inches deep, beaded,
braided and thibet fur trim
med, lined throughout with
good quality silk serge. A
garment which regularly
Sc sells SL.g. elsewhere eas.;a3 at $3.50
bargain price at. -. "
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Hats that were marked@
81 and S.. go at. W
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

These unmade Dress Robes 90 on
sale at 9 O'Clock sharp Monday
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Madame Dicks Dress Trimmings.
All the remaining dress trimmings from
Madame Dicks stock, passementries jets, steel II
trimmings, etc-some Of which sold for 81 E1Ga
to 50 yard, 60 at &c yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %S
All the remaining fur trimming from
Dicks stock including real chinchilla ureectrc
trimmings imitation mink, real bear and possum fur, and
many other varieties and styles of fur trimming, en-
worth up 81 vard-we will sell HEEH
for l0c yard sS~S
Thousands yards Madame Dicks trimmings, brads,
baids gold silver brads, combination EA
brats all coors also black and white worth 25c us
lc yard
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

An ordinary good two-story dwelling or
seven or eight rooms rents for 5000 month.
Freight taken from the beach when 1t is
landed from steamers costs from 80 to 40
cents per hundredweight for delivery by
dog teams to stores and residences. For de-
livery of heavy freight by horse team and
wagon $40 an hour is charged. The ruling
price for shave is 81 and for a haircut
$l5O. A BATH and poor one at that, costs
S2 1t costs so cents to have flannel shirt
laundered, rs cents for washing a colored
linen one 81 for laundering a white shirt,
Cigars and drinks cast 80 cents each. Long
shoremen are paid 81 an hour. Carpenters
draw 81 so an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

This sale of unmade Dress Robes
begins at 9 o'clock sharp to-
morrow morning,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
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to Gi-e Quick Relief.
Free Trial Mailed 40 All Who Send
Name and Address.

No matter what causes your headache 1t
can be stopped in twenty minutes by new
remedY discovered by Max Gessler. the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

DIIIIBtI II Is, IessItTS Magic IIeadaCne
Waters are sold by all druggists at 10 cents
box, and If they do not cure your head
ache or neuralgia in twenty minutes, the
druggist will hand you back the price.
Write to Max Gessler, $50 Journal Bldg,
Milwaukee Wis, for free trial. Write
today and be prepared for the next head
ache.
SIR:-Your letter and goods received
If you will send window display and adyer-
tising matter 1 will use it TO advantage. As
the goods give general satisfaction / push
them; a thing which ] never do with any
other proprietary medicine. Yours respect.
fully, f. Burkhardt, Druggist, Newark,
N. j,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Reindaer steol, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90
ptarrn irrar .,.,.............3 3. 90
t0riy hons ..,...................1 $50
NTmtton Chons ...,,.,..,........... ! so
BoiInd r9CEerel .!,,,.................. 1.J0
With any OF these orders potatoes, bread
and butter are served free.
Some further restaurant prices are given
ag follows.