THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , MAHCT-l 30 , 1800-S1XTKKN PACKS
II A \ IM5N HUGH.
Down the 1'rlne.i.
loins jrrnnultitnil DUgm$1. . ISlbs
cxtrii light C sulfur for < l. Cult font in
Jtlb citii uprk'otH IHc. Sib can Cullfoi-
nitifrrciin K"K ° plums llje. C'alifornin
tigtfnluinMillb can Hit' . Very bcstCnli-
f on ) ( a pi-nolics 'lib can 17Je. 'lib can
California quinces lljc. C'alifornia . 'lib
can { , 'oldnn drop plum 11 1C. Cult-
fornin illb can erapo 1 1 jc. lib can abso-
lutt'lv pure buUiiij , ' powdoi' l/5c. / Good
butter So. 10 , 1UJ. lee very bust t-reani-
cry INC. Very bcHt XXX Boda crackers
Co. Coronllnc linked l-4c for 1Mb pni'k-
atfo. Hcst imported French peas per
ciiti lei * . "bars Wbito Kiilo : soap L'oo.
JJlb can blackberries "ic. 1Mb can blue-
bcrrlc.H "Jo. llb ! can Htrnwliurrlos 7Jc
nciM'iin. Mustard sardines Do per can.
OH sardine.- ) . Very boHt salmon lilju
per can. Grated pineapple Ifio per can.
Klin dried oat meal . ' ! c | ier pound.
1'lcnic hum Oc. Suyar cured Ham lie.
'Jib pail lard llc. )
Bird ca 'cH , 600 dilToront styles , from
48c up to Sl.iW , tlicso cnycs are in
japanned and in brans ; all CIIKO.H bavo
tbreo pcrebos , swinir and food cups ,
JusUirrlvod. a largo line of pearl iitfiito
wart * tea anil eolTco jiots in all nixon and
nil colorn. Tlieso are the llnost enameled -
amelod pols made. The Mngie apple
purer ' _ ' " > ( , worth 81. Keystone cug
bealor $1 , combined with free/or $1.60.
lliHSoll cur pot Bweopor Sl.To. You can
tnKo it on a sixty days trial. Copper
bottom wash boilers 'to. ! ) An nil con-
uino copper boiler $2./iO / , worth -fl. Tea
kettles lllo. Done handled knives and
forks -50o per set. An ublotiff jfliisdillsli
with cover , the llnest dish you over
B.IW , Me for a , 7 Inch and Clio for an 8
Inch. Tea and colTec pots KJc each.
Fine glass ilisli 'I5e. Fruit sauces lOc
per set. Fine cream set 18o ,
six pieces. Shelve paper , all colors ,
fie per bundle. Wash wringers
$ l.i. ) . The Western washer No. ii.
$ -1.0.5 , worth and sold everywhere for
S7.-50 ; wash tubs 'loc ; folding lunch
boxes 2-jc ; cloth lines oo for .10 feet ; a
4 bottle caster , nichlo silver stand , ruby
cut bottles. $1.60. worth S-1.00 ; carpet
Btrotcher lOo ; tnillc crocks fie and -1 for
16cafull ; line of whlto-wiisii brushes
from ! Me up to $1.12-3 each ; atid a full line
of the llneat jmlnt brushes made from
Go to & ! .00 ; anew line of dinner sots
just arrived , 100 pieces , SS.OU , and 111 !
pieces iS.O.V , aline decorated toilet set
St./iO / , worth twice that much ; car
pet tacks Ic per paper ; another lot of
spoons in silver plate and nicklo silver
ut 2'n. ' , ! ! oe , ' )5e , 7oc and SI. 00 per sot ;
Htovo blacking Ic per paper ; shoo
blacking tie per box ; scrub brushes 60
each ; clothes bars Tile ; clothes baskpts
fi-r > e ; wash boards l-r > e each ; slop pails
HOc ; paper pails 20c ; inotnl kitchen
lamps lioc ; complete $8.00 hanging
lumps for 8 1. 50 with a line amber or blue
Hash shade ; odd saucers Ic each ;
Splendid tea sots $ : U)5 ) , worth $7.50 ;
tumblers -Jo each ; a fresh lot of those
line engraved Tankard jugs and glasses
to mutch , $ 1.125 ; yellow bowls Co each :
all bristle dusters from lOo up tu $1.25 ;
household ammonia , large bottles , lOo ;
cniio and Hour boxes Goo each. The best
sperm mnchino oil f e per bottle ; a sot
of nk'kal p'aled sad irons , ! ! irons , stand
and handle , for $1.60 , generally sokl for
$12.50I ; mouse traps 5e. Wo have 1,000
iirtiek'.s wo sell for oc in wooden , tin
and glass ware. HAYDKN UKOS. ,
IT WILL I3B HOSIERY ON MON
DAY.
Such a sale has never been attempted
before in this city. Our eastern buyer
lias purchased from a commission llrm ,
hard up for money , their entire stock
of ladies' children's and gents' hosiery ,
about 12 i cases in all , to bo putonsnlo
Monday morning.Vo hnvo put on
extra help for this salo.
All thc&.UO silk hose in this lot gent
nt 76c.
All the silk hose , opera lengths ,
worth Jli.OO , go at $1.25.
All the S5.00 black sill : hose in this
lot go at $2.00 per pair.
In this lot are about , 500 doxon ladies'
fast black cotton hose worth GOo , 75o
and $1.00. Your choice of this lot 25 o
jic-r pair. ,
All the fancy lisle hose , worth $1.25 ,
81.50 and $2.00 go at COe per pair. Noth
ing will bo kept bufi : in this lot ; every
nninuor to bo put onsale Monday.
There are two cases of gents' line
British i-hoso in thi < lot , goods worth
125o and 50o per pair. Your choice of
this lot 12io. Your choice of any of the
ladies' line wool hose in this lot' for 15o
per pair.
1 case of ladies' fancy domestic hose ,
Go per pair.
Ladies' fast black hose , worth 25o , gent
nt 12ic per pair.
Ladies' full regular madobalbriggnns ,
worth -lOc. go at 15o.
SILK UMBRELLAS :
Two Special Lots for Momlny. _
Lot 1 are line silk umbrellas 2i-inoh ( ,
worth $ ( ! and $7 oach. Your choice of
this lot for fri.GO.
Lot 2 are 10020-inch silk umbrellas
wortli $5 ouch. Your choice on Mon
day , $ ; t each.
Gents' Driving Gloves.
Hero is n bnnnnzn. 100 do/on cents'
lew gloves worth $1.50 per pr. Your
choice on Monday , 60c.
Boys' Shirt Waists.
100 do/ , waists , olognnt patterns ,
All sizes. Onl.25o . each , worth SOo.
100 dogents' domet llunnol shirts ,
only 2.C ouch.
Now York mills tinhulndriod shirts ,
Double back and front. Only 60o
each , worth 76e.
Just received another carload of wall
paper. ( ! et our prioeti.
B C'AHl'ETS AND DHAl'EIUES.
OTerrillc hlaughtor in lace curtains nt
O.r c. S7c , $1 , ! ? l.'ir ) , $ l.i5.l.60 : , $ ! . ( ! , - ) ,
91.7'i , $1.87 , $2 and $2.25. Combnro
goods and prices. Thu lowest prices
yet on matting , carpets , curtains ,
draperies and fringe * .
Wit APS , JACKETS AND SHAWLS.
The largest variety of now styles and
flno novelties in beaded and embroid
ered wraps and capes , jackets , shawls
und jerseys at lowt-bt prices.
HAY DEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods and Carpets.
Our Kasi.M- ,
Wednesday and Thursday , April 2
and 3.
Pattern lints and bonnets
and
All lute high novelties.
All are wolcomo.
F. M. SCHADELL&CO. ,
1522 Douglas.
Grand millinery opening tomorrow ,
fitonohiU's.
_ _
California Kxoiirslons. ,
I'ullnmn tourist iileoilng ) our oxcur-
eions to California and 1'aeilio coast
points leave Chicago every Thursday ,
Kansas City every Friday via the Santa
Fo route. Ticket rate from Chicago
M7.60 , from Kansas City $ . ' 15 , sleeping
car rate from Chicago $1 per double
berth , from Kansas City $3 per double
berth. Everything furnished except
inunls. Those excursions nro person
ally conducted by experienced excursion
managers who accompany parties to
destination. For excursion folder con
taining full particulars and map folder
and time table of the Santa Fo route
niul reserving of sleeping car berths ,
address S. M. O.sgood , general ngont ,
K. L. Palmer , traveling agent , A. T. it
8. F. railroad , 180S Farnum street ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
Grand millinery opening tomorrow.
BtOMC'llills.
J1AVJXCN IlltOS.
fiprolnl DrnDO Gomln Hnln Montlny.
600 pieces figured beige for spring
wcarutJIJc , A'orth lOc.
1.000 pieces twilled serge .suiting nt
8jc unil lOc , worth lee and 20c.
Colored mohair brilliantine nt 21c ,
worth 60c.
Novelty stripes and plnid silken mo
hair , excellent colors , nt-2c ! , ' .vorth 05c.
'l.S-inch colored mohair brl.liaiitlno nt
35c , cheap at otic.
Ill-inch hcnricxtu , soft finish , nt 30c ,
worth 60.
12-inch all wool henrictta nt 60c ,
former price 7oc.
12-Inch wide novelty nil wool stripes
nnd checks nt O'.ic ' tiud "oc , sold overy-
wliero nt $1.
\ our choice tomorrow of 500 pieces
12-tiicli nil wool Subustnpool suitings.
Burmah cloth , Drnp Do Alma nnd
Tricot cloth nt O-jo. OOc , 75c. In this
lot nro extra values worth $1 and $1.25.
10-inch all wool novelty plaids at 05c ,
reduced from $1.
Beautiful all wool French challio , fast
color. " , at 60 to 05c.
12-inch wide soft silk finish hcnriotta
oust French weave , at SSc , reduced from
SI.16.
Novelty side band suits at. $1.2-3 , at
$7.25 , at $10 , at $15 , as high ns)5. ) .
Extreme novelties in I'arisian pla'.ds
60-iuch wide , worth $1.76 , price tomor
row , $1.25.
SILKS , SILKS.
Fancy brocade silks at 2Sc tomorrow ,
worth 60c.
China silk , all colors , nt 33c , worth
50c.
50c.China
China silk , nil colors , nt 5oc , worth
75c.
75c.Oh
Oh inn silk , all colors , nt 75c , worth
$1.00.
Fine heavy surah bilk OSc , ' .vorth Soc.
Colored moire silk nt OOcworth $1.25.
Colored dress oilks nt reduced prices
to close.
Colored silk velvet at 5-5e , worth Soc.
Exquisite wall papers in great
variety at IIAYDEN BROS. ,
.1EWELRY DEl'ARTMENT.
This is n watch sale by itself and will
bo watched with great interest. It will
point out the place for bargains in
watches and jewelry.
Gents' Elgin , Springfield orWnltham
watches in dust proof cases at $3 50 ,
worth $10.
Gold filled hunting case , beautifully
engraved and warranted 20yearsElgin' ,
Springliold or Waltham watches , at $15 ,
jewelers' price $30.
M karat Boss filled hunting-case
watch , G. M. Wheeler movement , war
ranted 20 years. $10.60 , wortli10. .
M karat Boss filled hunting case and
B. W. Raymond movement $20.50 , jew
elers' price $00.
Tin rty-throo styles in ladies' gold nnd
silver watches , best makes , shown at
just one half regular prices.
A splendid stock of exquisite novel
ties of every description in jewelry and
silverware. Bear in mind every article
is fully guaranteed as represented or
iiionov refunded.
STARTLING CAST ! BARGAINS
FROM SHERIFF SALE.
Dnggott , Plummer & Co. , Milwaukee ,
Fine bleached muslin ! ic , worth So yd.
Fine bleached muslin 6c , worth ! Jo yd.
Finest bleached muslin made lie yd.
Excellent line brown muslin 5o , worth
7c.
500 nieces apron checks and dross
style ginghams at 5c yd , worth So.
Dross styles and zephyr ginghams 5c ,
Ojo and SJc , worth ISc.
1" > 0 pieces heavy shirtings at 5c , So
and lOc , worth 15c to 20.
Full standard indigo blue prints 5c ,
wortli Se.
Standard shirting prints 3Jc , worth
Gc.
Gc.Good
Good shirting prints 2jc. worth 5c.
American saline 6c , worth Sc.
Guaranteed French sntines at lOc , at
ISc , at 25c. Never sold loss than 25c to
lOc yd.
Bleached white goods 'ic ! , oc , Sc and
lOc , regular price lOc to 25c yd.
White lawn -He , worth ! ) c.
10 in white lawn lOc. worth 20c.
India linen fie , 7c , 8c , lOc and 12Jc ,
worth lee to2oc.
White sm-cnda at $1.00 , worth $1.60.
11-4 Marseilles spreads at $1.25 , sold
every place at $2.00.
Linen towels at fie , lOc , 12Je , 15o and
25c , worth 2-jc to 5c. ( )
All linen crash 4Jc , worth lOc ; wide
linen crash at ( ic. worth 12c.
Bleached table linen at Hoc , 50c and
C5c , worth G5o to $1.00.
Fast color turkey red table damask
ISc , wortli 35c.
Renfrew" turkey red table damask
'too. worth GOo.
Chocucd napkins 25e n do/on.
Outing llnnnol 7c , 10u , 12c and 15c ,
worth 20o to Hoc.
MIL LIN E R Y OP E X ING.
Tuesday and Tuesday , evening the
millinery department will have on dis
play the very latest novelties in line
line French pattern hats , as well as a
splendid collection of foreign and do
mestic plain hats in every style ; line
French llowors , millinery ribbons , laces
and ornaments.
SPECIAL RIBBON SALE.
Monday morning begins a sale on
ribbons that will positively eclipse nny
sale over attempted. Fine silk ribbons
in oyory shade'at le , 2c , ic ! fits and 7c ;
positively worth 7c to 250 a yard. This
is no job lot. The rlbbonn were pur-
ciiasod at bherilY sale of linost dry
goods stock in the wobt.Vido hash
ribbons in all shades at : ! 5cloo , Goo and
7.ruworth ; 75o to $1.50. A real painful
slaughter in real laces , both linen ,
torchon and silk in every stylo.
Special low prices on embroideries ,
llouncings , ruchings , veilings , dross
trimmings , buttons and art iicodlo work
material.
BABY BUGGIES.
The entire stock is now on sale , 117
styles tooloet from , nt prices beyond
competition.
IIAYDEN BROS. ,
Wall Paper Merchants.
Samuel Burns calls attention to those
decorated dinner sots in his front win
dews nt $12 which formerly wore $21 and
toilet sots with jar. $5 which formerly
wore $10. Assortment never so liigii
and prices never so low.
Kuinart chain pagnont Gladstone Bros.
The Only One.
The Chicago , Milwaukee ft St. Paul
Railway is the only line running solid
vostibulod , electric lighted and steam
hunted trains between Chicago , Coun
cil BlulTsand Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in
the Pullman sleeping cars run on these
lines is patented and cannot bo used by
any other railway company. It Is the
great improvement of the ago. Try it
and bo convinced.
Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific
depot. Omaha , atO p. in. dally , arriving
ut Chicago at 0:30 : a. m , Passengers
taking this train are not compelled to
got out of tlio cars at Council Blulfs and
wait for the train to be cleaned. Gut
tickets and siooplngcar berths at Union
ticket olllco , loOl Farnnm st ,
F. A. NASH , Gen. Agt.
J. K. PHU&TO.V. Pass. Agt.
t nly 3H.U3.
via the
Wnbash R. R.
Omaha to St. Louis with corresponding
reductions to all points east and south.
Goo. N. Clayton ,
Ticket agent , 1602 Fanuim St. , Omaha *
M/MIPO
ma & UKIUIlBb ,
A High Bid Per Your Trndo Como
nud Soo.
After Ono Visit to Our Store You
Will Como A nln Yon Can
Save Money In DrcHs
floods , Ktc.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ALMOST
GIVEN AWAY.
DRAWERS.
27 nnd 20-inch lengths only.
IS cents Trimmed with embroidery and
inserting , sold formerly nt 76c.
of > cents Embroidered rulllo nnd tucks ,
sold formerly tit bOe.
03 conss Embroidery nnd tucks , sold
formerly at OOc.
03 cents Cambric lace trimmed , sold
formerly nt OOc.
G5 cents Cambric lace trimmed , sold
formerly at 05c.
05 cents Embroidery nnd Inserting ,
sold formerly nt 05c.
70 cents Hemstitch. soldformcrlvntL *
GOWNS.
With embroidered yoke , formerly $2.25 ,
now $1.05 to close.
SKIRTS.
With wide hem nnd tucks , formerly SOc ,
now 5So to close.
CORSET COVERS.
All corset covers nt a discount.
UNDERWEAR.
20 cents. Fine Swiss ribbed Jersey fit
ting vests , ribbon finished.
50 cents. Fine colored wash skirts ,
CORSETS.
15 cents. A well made , well shaped ,
durable corset.
75 cents. A French woven corset , only
a few loft.
$1.00. Dr. Warner guaranteed stainless
black corsets.
KID GLOVES.
Trcfoussce & Co'sdrossod four-buttoned
kid gloves at $1.60 are the best
and cheopcst ever offered.
HOSIERY.
10 < : onts for good fancy cotton hose. '
25 cents for line regular made absolutely
fast black cotton hose.
25 cents for line regular made fancy cot
ton hose.
60 cents for extra fine fancy hoso.
05 cents for plutod silk hose , light col
ors only worth $1.25.
$1.25 opera length hose , etc. , etc.
NOTIONS.
S cents for Richardson's and Leonard's
spool silks , 100 yards.
10 cents for Canlicld rubber shields.
DRESS LININGS.
S cents for black satteon waist lining.
20 cents for the very finest patterns of
satteen waist linintf in li lit col
ors , sold everywhere at 40 cents.
GINGHAMS.
8 cents for striped and shepherd check
seersuckers.
10 cents for striped and plaid dress
qinghains.
15 certs for o.xtra fine novelty dross
ginghams.
SATTEENS.
12J cents for line domestic sattecns in
very stylish patterns.
20 cents for English and French sat
tecns in elegant patterns.
WOOL DRESS'GOODS.
30 cents for-all wool , double width
Tameso cloth in fine now colors.
33 ccnts _ for double width , all wool hen-
rietta in staple colors.
38 cents for all wool , double width
French plaids.
50 cents for all wool , fine black diago
nal cloth , wortli 75c.
65 cents for line all wool seeded black
Armure , worth SOc.
$1 for line silk warp , black Drap d'Alma.
wortli $1.35.
$1.35.SILKS.
SILKS.
0 cents for 20-inch double warp , extra
heavy hlack dross surah.
90 cunts for fine black fuillo francaise
silk guaranteed , wortli $1.25.
$1.GO for 24-inch extra soft and fine
faille franoaiso in all colors , pos
itively cheap at $2.25.
$1.00 for 27-inch wide fine china silks
handsome designs.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
All novelties at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
You can save money if you'look at
our trimmings.
JACKETS.
$2.50 black stockinet jackets.
$3.25 black tailor-made stockinet jacket ,
bound in braid
$1.25 same , extra fino.
BABY'S AND CHILDREN'S OUT
FITS.
Guilds' surah poke bonnets. $1.05 ;
Inrgo variety of mull hats * and
cans from 25 cents upward.
CHILDREN'S EMBROIDERED
DRESSES :
In sixes from 2 to 4 years. Very Blighty-
soiled. Marked down from $0.00
to $3.50 ; $5.00 to $3.00 ; $1.60 to
$2.76. etc.
HEYMAN & DEICIIES ,
1518 and 1520 Fnrnnm street.
Go to Bliss' for Easter bonnota.
Grout ltomov.il Sale !
The 00 cent atoro , 1200 Farnnm street ,
have inaugurated a great clearing sale
previous to their removal to 1310 Far-
nam street. Enormous reductions have
boon made in every department and r.6
the goods are all of the first class it is
rarely so great an opportunity is offered
'
to the public , in the house 'furnishing
goods , such as tinware , crockery , glass
ware , etc. , etc. , some great values arc
shown. Monday only wo will place on
sale 100 laundry sots , consisting of largo
clothes horse , it-hoop tub , 3-hoop pail
and nest wash board , the .sot complete
for 00 cents. In baby carriages wo
place on sale sumo of the greatest bar
gains ever offered in Omaha. Those at
$1.48 , $2.45 , $3.05 and $ -1.05 are especial
ly good values , while the highest priced
ones are marked at proportionately
close margins. Do not neglect to sup
ply your wants from this great bale.
THE 00 CENT STORE ,
1200 Farnam Street.
A. Curd.
The firm of Charles Sluvorick , t Co.
will continue under the same nnmo as
heretofore and its policy as far as possi
ble will remain unclmnirod.
CiiAitr.cs SuiVKitin ; ft Co. ,
Furniture and carpets , 120U , 120S , 1210
Farnam street.
The Dohmun mandolin and harp-
guitar at S. Bank , 607 N. Kith.
Grond millinery opening tomorrow ,
Stonehlll's.
Grand millinery opening tomorrow
Sionohill's.
IlutcH on Knrth
via the Burllncrton , to nil points cast
and wost. Ticket olllco , 1223 F.arnom
street. Depot , 10th and Ma&on streets.
Mrs. Bliss has just returned from Now
York with a largo line of imported
Easter bonnets and hats that will bo
displayed all wock at 1510 Douglas st.
The Oliver Muggard Van Co. moves
household goods in , pianos padded vans ;
takes up , renovates und relays carpets
storage ; best of sorvlco guarunti'Oil.
Ofllco with Max Meyer & Bro. Tel.
THE .110KTON STORE ,
Thoao nro Stirring Times In the
Dry Goods BusluoBB.
Mndo HO by Our Untlrlnir KfTorts to
Gain thu tMihllc Favor and
the Gtinfhlpiico of
thu 1'coplc.
DRESS GOODS.
Our soft English cashmeres nut ]
debolges , all colors , lUe , wortli 25c.
Our now side band henriottns go at
this sale nt I2jc.
Elegant 40-ineh spring suitings in di
agonals nnd plaids , lOc. regular price ,
45c.
Superior brilliant mohairs , now
spring shades , at 25c , worth 60c.
Fine wool ehnllios iu Intust designs
go at lOc , would bo cheap nt 35c.
42-inch brilliant mohairs infancy
stripes at 20c , wortli 65o.
Imported French tricots and dress
flannels at 21c , worth 40c.
00-inch wide wool tricots at 20c ,
worth 75o. i
40-inch new Parisian styles , dobeigcs ,
at 1 Oc , worth 45e.
Elegant quality 40-Inch wide Englisli
honrlettas , all newest shades , lOc , worth
35c.
12-inch imported French honricttas ,
nil now colorings.20c , worth 60c.
Fine wool suitings in now mixtures at
23c , worth 60c.
Our GSo fine all wool honrlettas tomor
row at 35c.
44-inch fancy striped armnrcs , now
crepe cloths , twenty dilToront patterns ,
at 60c , worth 85.
Finest quality silk finished all wool
henricttas , latest shades , at Ooc ; regu
lar price $1.
40-inch brllliantincs , black and all
now shades , 65o , worth 75c.
BLACK GOODS.
Our 49-inch black honriettaa and
serges for tomorrow only 10' ! , worth 40c.
40-inch all wool black and white and
blncit striped wool suitings at55c , worth
75c.
40-inch all wool black serges 69o ,
worth 85c.
40-inch .all wool fine imported
albatross at 40c , regular price "So.
Our $1 quality all wool honriottas and
cashmeres at G5c.
10-iuch all wool silk finish hcnriottas
75c , worth $1.25.
The finest jet black silk warp hcnri
ottas $1.25 , worth $2.
Surahs in all shades 39c.
Black and all colors dross silks at OSc ;
warranted to wear.
LADIES' SILK SASHES.
Wo have just made a fortunate pur
chase of twenty dozen ladies' long silk
sashes , with elegant fringes , which wo
will soil in two lots tomorrow.
Lot 1 Our heavy surah silk sashes ,
3 } yards long , elegant all silk frinco , in
black and all colors , regularly vorth
$3.60 , tomorrow at $1.75 :
Lot 2 Our elegant all silk sashes in
the newest combinations of plaids and
cheeks , very stylish , sell regular for
87.50 , tomorrow $3.60.
MILL REMNANTS.
French Chnmbrey mill remnants at 7c ,
worth I2je.
Best French salines at Sc , worth 25c.
These are mill remnants , in length
from 3 to 15 yards. Great bargains.
Black Ormandy lawn romn ants at Sc.
White India linen mill remnant ? at
lOc , worth 20c.
Fancy curtain.draperies at 3Je , worth
lOc.
UNTRIMMED HATS.
Fifty do/.on latest shapes flno straws ,
tn black only , sold all over at 40 cents ,
our price 15 cents.
Ono hundred do/.en newest shapes in
fine China straw hats , toques and bon
nets , 35 cents.
Seventy-live doxon best Milan straw
hats , including all novelties in llnest
now hats , S3 cents.
FLOWERS.
New bundles of roses , largo bunches
of buttercups. French daisy wreaths , in
pink , light blue and white , 25 cents.
French wreaths in all colors , 0 conts.
French violets in all colors , six dozen
for Scouts.
Loner French flower wreath , worth
$1.50 , at 50 conts.
Trimmed Hats An extra novelty of
our own exclusive designs. A ribbon
walking hat becoming to all faces , $1
only.
Trimmed Hats All new Milan ladies'
hats , trimmed with all silk ribbon , now
ornaments and llowors , $1 bO , worth
$2.50.
TrinnnoJ Hats Ladies' Canton hats ,
nicely trimmed with llowors and rib-
buns , 02 cents , worth $1.75.
100 BOXES OF TOILET SOAP.
Nursery glycerine soap at Ic per bar ,
worth lOc.
Cocoanut oil soap at 3c poj1 cake.
Camphorated glycerine , imported
castilo. tar. and 60 other 25o soaps all
in ono lot at 6e.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
114 S. 10th st.
Mrs. Ringer will sell patterns during
Easter week at cost ; 100 to select from ;
no cards.
Dr.Birnoy.practicoiimiteu tooaturrh-
al diseases of nose and throat. Boo bldg.
Now York , Philadelphia. Washing
ton , Baltimore , Chicago , all have largo
stocks of Boericko Tafol.s homeopathic
medicines. The Omaha agency has
boon placed with Sherman As McConnell -
nell , 1513 Dodge ; 2d door west P. O.
Ladies remember to call and see the
latest Paris , London and Now York
Easter bonnets atBlisa' , 1510 Douglas &t.
The Most Ktvli-h In Omnhn.
The elegant line of hats , caps nud
turbans at Frodurick & c'o.'s are incom
parable. They have just received their
hpring styles in the great Dunlap , the
fine Stetson , and for children , boy's
derbys , ivush und caps of all kinds , mil
itary and navy. For misbos the Vassar ,
Lord Fountleroy , shirred steamer. C.
H. Frederick it Co. , leading hatter , 120
South loth bt.
Xotlooto
Having decided to make 8 hours a
day's work , wo earnestly request all
journeymen carpenters to meet at
Green's hall , 1416 Farnam st. , Tuesday ,
April 1 , ut 7:30 : o'clock p. in. All are
invited. C. D.
T IIUIIUCTION IN U/VIK.S. /
Via ( InWnlmsh llnllronil.
In order to make room for our spring
stock of tieuuU , the Wnbnsh will today
commence their great clearance sale of
railroad und steamship tickets to all
points east and hontli ; also to and from
nil parts of Europe. Call early , or
write and secure tickets and Bleeping
car accommodations at Wabash otlico ,
1502 Farnam street , Omaha.
C. N. CLAYTON , Ticket Agent.
SH tin to si. J.onii
via the Missouri Pacific railway. Re
duced rates to all points cast , south und
west. Call at company's olllco , n. o. cor.
13th and Farnam , and got their rates
before commencing > our journey.
500,000 bru'k for bale. J. P. Weaver ,
luundl
IDE BOSTON STOKE ,
The Smnnh-up Snlo of Dry.Goods
Brings Out the Pooplo.
Tomorrow Hvoryililtiir From Thin
Stock Mii4t ' . 1 .
< t'o.sltlroly > ) Closed
Out to .Mnlca llooni Cor a
t'liri'hnsQ .JiiHt Made ,
Wo hnvo lust been Informed by our
eastern representative that helms mndo
an immense purchase of dry goods , the
exact nature of which wo tto not know
yet , but wo are Instructed to make room
for it. To got this room wo will close
out tomorrow all that remains of the
dry coeds from the railroad wreck.
All the llnest imported silk plushes
and silk velvets and fancy silks that
remain tomorrow at 17c , they are worth
fully $1.
$1.MUSLIN
MUSLIN UNDERWEAU.
The underwear from this stock In
voiced at wholesale price , $0,325. Yes
terday we sold over $1,000 of it , which
loaves about $ -5,000 worth to bo sold to
morrow. And to make those soil to
morrow wo reduce them from yester
day's prices.
All the llnoat ladies' ' muslin underwear -
wear which was sold yesterday at OSc
wo reduce for tomorrow to 75c.
All the linost skirts , chemise , drawers
and other undergarments which wo ad
vertised yesterday at 7oo and are worth
$1.60 , go tomorrow at 60c.
All the garments made of the finest
material and trimmed with line hand
made torchan lace and wide embroid
eries that would bo cheap atl. Yester
day wo advertised thorn nt 50o. Tomor
row they go for 3e. ! )
All the balance of the underwear
worth fully 75c will bo sold tomorrow nt
25 c.
All the ladies' Swiss iersey ribbed
underwear that wo advertised at lOo go
tomorrow at Oo.
All the ladies' line lisle thread , silk
finish , imported vests , in twonty-ono
dilTorcnt Htylcs , advertised yesterday
at 75c , tomorrow 35c.
ONE CASE OF BEADED WRAPS.
In this lot of beaded wraps there were
ibout twenty different qualities. Wo
liayo divided them into lots to bo sold
it just one-half the wholesale invoice
irico. )
$2..r0 beaded wraps at $1.25.
$ 1.00 beaded wraps at $1.1)3. )
$ " ) . ( ) ( ) beaded wraps at $2.50.
$7.60 beaded wraps at $3.75.
$10.00 beaded wraps at $5.00.
$15.00 beaded wraps at $7.50.
We positively guarantee every ono of
thpso wraps to be worth double those
iriecs at wholesale.
I nth is case were also 375 all wool
stockinet jackets , black and all shades ,
lound in braid , satin faced , at $3.18 ,
worth $5.
800 line black jackets in corkscrew ,
stockinet , chevron wale and fancy
cloth , English length , vest front and
ovorso satin facing and lining , $3.08 ,
$ - 1.481.08 , $5.48 , $0.08 , $7.48 , $8.93 ,
MU'.H ' to $10.08.
75 3-row ladies' capos , black , tan and
other colors , at $1.30.
100 ladies' peasant circulars , finest all
vool broadcloth , at $1,08 , worth $760.
50 doxon very linost grades of hnnd-
iorchiols , not any worth less than 25c ,
vill bo placed on'salo tomorrow at 7o.
21 PIECES CURTAIN NETTING.
Tn this car were alto 21 pieces Not-
inehnm curtain netting , many differ
ent qualities. To close thorn out to-
norrow wo give you your choice nt
23 c.
500 PIECES EMBROIDERY.
100 pieces 1 to 3 inch wide embroidcr-
cs at 4c , worth lOc.
Big lot extra line narrow ombroidor-
es and edges at Oc. These are extra
I no goods.
300 pieces of 0 inch wide embroideries
it Oc , worth 2c. ( )
Full width shirtings ut30c , worth 75c.
60 pieVes skirting in novelty designs
ind fancy ofi'ccts at 85ii , worth $1.50.
THE BOSTON STORE FOR DRAP
ERIES.
Best indigo blue prints at 4jo , worth
c.
Shirting prints go at 3Jo , regular Go
unlity.
Amoskeng apron check gingham at
c. worth Oo.
Dress gingham , now spring plaids , at
c worth 16c.
Cotton llanncl mill remnants nt 4c ,
worth 8c.
1,000 mill remnants of table damask
from 30o to $1. Would bo worth in the
regular way double our price.
Turkey rod table linen warranted
fast colors goes at lOc , wortli 35c.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
114 S. Kith st.
Mrs. lngor's | millinery opening
Monday. Largest display of patterns
in the city , HON. 15th st.
Ancl inn ut
No. Sll S. 20th fit. , near Leavonworth ,
Monday 10 a. in. Ono line piano , parlor
suit , odd pieces , bee room suits , carpets ,
etc. , the entire conrontti of a 10-room
brick houso. HKXUY CUKIOHTOV ,
Auctioneer.
Easter bonnets at Mmo. Iliokmnn's ,
211 South 10th street.
Putt ! Atitoci1 ipli I'inno
Is on exhibition in the show window
at Hopso'ss music store.
A. P. Tukoy , Life building. Homes in
Clifton Hill for men of limited income.
Bliss has all the latest novel ties in
choice millinery and the largest block
in thp west to select from.
, The finest selection of domestic and
imported cigars. A largo assortment
of highest grade smoking tobacco
Lovers of the wood In any form can find
no better place to gratify their taste
than at W. Gocdoeko & Co.'s 301 S l/Hii / ,
Darker block.
Easter bonnets at Mmo. Hickman's ,
211 South 10th btroot.
Ciiolcort . .MuDoimlil ,
THE TAILORS ,
Are showing the choicest lines in im
ported spring woolens for gentlemen's
wear over brought , to Omaha. 315 S.
loth st
Easter bonnets all wcok at Bliss' ,
1510 Douglas st.
o
Ladies , don't decide upon your Easier
bonnotH until you inspect our magnifi
cent stylos. Our opening will bo April
! t , 4 nntl 5. All invited.
GUIINMAX : & RICHAHI > . ON %
114 South Ifith street.
Easter bonnets at Mmo. Iliokmnn's ,
211 South lUth street.
The Killiolin & Akin Sloulc
Is now on sale at 101 South Fifteenth
street ( the old stand } . It consists of
diamonds , watches , jewelry , silver nnd
plnted ware , optical goodg , etc. Tills
stock must be sold , and will bo closed
out nt prices far below its value.
E. ZAimiMCli : , Agent.
Itoliiru ISuylni :
A piano examine the now so.xlu Kimball -
ball iiano. A. Huspo , 151J
'
Ornntl Millinery Opening Monclny ,
Tuoetlny unil VVodnosdny.
It Wilt l > o Olio of the | . 'ltint
of I'aiturn llntM runt Iton-
neM liver Shown In
the Country.
Wo feel confident that nt our comttip ;
opening tomorrow , every lady will feel
happy that nho attended.
Our customers have no idea of the
stock wo now have on hand. Such do-
.signs in trimmed hats and bonnets as
we shall display will be hard to find ,
even In Now York. Some of those pat
terns were iiiiporto.l direct by us from
Madame Eugenic , Madame Loulso and
Madame Julia and other French artist * .
We will show in this disnlnv lints worth
up to $50 each. The first 600 ladies en
tering our store Monday will receive a
beautiful and elegant souvenir , some
thing that is much liner than is gener
ally given away.
Our millinery dup'irtmont is now on
the first lloor. Wo hnvo built on to our
store , and now give lhi dop.irlment as
much room as is needed. Please .boar
in mind that our opening takes place
tomorrow , Tuesday and Wednesday.
GREAT SALE OF DRESS GOODS
TOMORROW.
A line of line dross goods at 4c ! per
yd in all colors.
A line of double width cashmeres at
12Jc , would bo very cheap ut20o.
A line of honricttas at 25c. Many
houses in Omaha got 50o for this grade
of goods.
75 pieces of drops goods worth from $1
to $1.25 per yd , go at this sale at 40c ;
warranted all wool.
50 pieces of silk Spanish lace flounc
ing , 4 I inches deep , at S.So a yd , tlicso
goods are positively worth $2.60.
REMNANTS REMNANTS.
More remnants on sale Monday than
you over behold in your life before ,
remnants til } you can't rest. The last
two counters on the right hand isle
coining in. Prices 25c on the $1.
A big lot of remnants of extra quality
muslin in the above , wo will not limit
the quantity on any of those goods.
Wo shall offer the best quality of
American salines at Sic , regular price
I5c.
I5c.To
To close out the balance of the kid
gloves bought in the Memphis stock ,
wo olVor all the $1 goods at-lb'c.
AH the $2. $2.25 and $2.50 at OSc.
There will bo in this lot 100 do/.cn of
the best gloves which have been re
served to draw a crowd with.
CORSETS.
Corsets will go Monday. Wo offer
Monday fifty do/.on eor.MJts , all sixes ,
price 76c , out our price will be 20c.
At 4o ! ) we olTor a $1.25 L'onuine im
ported sateen corset.
Corsets worth $1.50 , $2 , $2.50. will all
go at OSc. if you wish to get anew
corset inside of six months now is your
chance.
EMBROIDERY ,
We shall place 500 pieces of embroi
dery on sale at prices that \\ill ; astonish
you.
Embroideries at 4c , 5e , lOc , 25c and
4He , the last named will bo heavy
Spanish flouncing , 41 inches wide ,
worth up to $1.50.
STONE1IILLS' .
Your Choici ;
Of four trains daily , Omaha to Chicago ,
on the Chicago and Northwestern rail
way. The afternoon limited solid vos-
tibuled train direct from Omaha at 4:30 :
every afternoon , arriving at Chicago
at 8 o'clock the next morning , carries a
slcopor for Omaha patrons exclusively ;
has a dining car s-orving supper and
breakfast , and includes in its equip
ment elegant free parlor chair cars.
The night train at 0:20 : p. m. , "after
business hours , " arrives at Chicago at ,
1:20 : the next afternoon ; runs direct
from the Union Pacific depot , Omaha ,
and carries now sleepers , chair cars ,
dining cars.
Further particulars at city ollice , 1401
Farnnm street. K. R. RITCHIE ,
General Agent.
Grand millinery opening tomorrow ,
Stonohili'.s.
N. P. Fnlcnnor.
No-v silks , satins and velvets :
21-inch China silks , $1.00 per ynrd.
21-inch India silkj , SI,00 pur ynrd.
20-inch colored rhadnmn , $1.01) ) .
20-inch colored failles , $1.00.
20-Inch colored nrmuros , $1.00.
20-Inch colored gros grain , $1.00.
All of the nbovo goods aru in black.
Now colored dress goods :
42-Inch nlbntros , 65c.
42-inch cloaking Manuel , oic. !
42-Inch serge , 60c.
And it lot of combination suits that ,
were $22.60 wo offer this week nt 412.50.
This is n big bargain.
Black dress goods.
40-inch black brilliantine nt 37jo. A
great bargain.
Kl-ini'h brilliantine ut7 < "o.
40-inch nuns voilinir nt 76c.
40-inch C'-eno ' cloth nt 75i .
Special tmlu of muslin underwear.
Como and see the prices Monday.
Spurlnl sale of bed spreads.
Our $2.75 spread for $2.25.
Wo open our new French sntines and
ginghams on Monday.
N. B. FALCON ! ! ; .
Grout nit in jirli-ui ! Owing to tlm iw KW tnl
nnd niir lmmcn.10 spnnn flock , . jiro-
1K3-1 to make som jirlpu.i tlmt will in , p tan
Koorts quick. .Ti pluccs Coloivd ArinunKX. ! .
tlio very luti'st tlilnc la silks , t ll t .o new
shudi's , lit $1 yunl. wnrth Jl.Wt. ismpn's l'.l-
ori-cl ( iron ( ; nun Sllk.i , nil Kooil , supla i'"l' ' rs ,
formerly sold at 11.21 ; o Momlny nt M < < yaril.
Xi pluccs Cnluruil Silk Vulvoti nt 7" > r yirii\\ i : n
il.ii. Wo will oirar .Monday nntl nil next wi-ok
special Inducement' ' ! la our Dn-sa ( lui.H Do-
imrtment. Uou't miss this dunce.
. A hnn > t >
some line of dark U ure'il ClmllU" , nt ' . . y.iM.
HM iiloc..s light t'roun.t nguied ciinlilv to ,
ynrd , worth IBP. W ) nloco.s nil wool i nniiies ,
iMiulsomi'plnlils .iud stripes , light ami inn ! ma
colors , ut 'Meynrd , just half price , il'ijili1 i > - , nil
wool 10-Inch Colored Henriettas , all il'i- new
HpriiiK similes atiVk' yard , formerly sold nt Mjc.
All wool lllnck llonrlotlns , r ! Inche * til ) , nt
IKe , 'J7'3c ' ' nail We ynrd , tlmt nro runlly wur li , ti
per cent more. A plecoi lu-inctt IlliU'k lliili.mt-
inc.'i , licr.ntlfnl Itistiv , at T.'c yard , worii : f' ' . : . . .
A handsome lluo of Hlack lli'or.ulo llr.HInnt-
Itics , H Inches wltli' , elegant quality , T.v > ard ,
reduced from tl. 2J dozen l.ndlot * ntvl Clnl-
dren'.i Van Oyku I'olut Inro Collars , Ji'.v c.n li ,
worth COc. Children's Ular.k lloal-'ry nt'V
palr.nllsl7.es , formerly sold nt.Tic lo.Vn1. in.
lies' Kid ( lloves , In tnns , Kngllsh , r.-il , e'- . all
Nlxos , fl'o ' pair , vorth $ I. r.adlus'.lerspy lli'i'u'd ' '
Vests , no sleeves at ft ; IJie , SZv , 40eJilV r.'id ' .ji ;
h > i lt-3t ) values over olfered In Omalm. l.iul.os'
JlnlbiiugAU lloie , real MHPO ynrn , at 18. ' n-nl '
pair ; no ono cin : toucli tli.-m at ill j priooLa
dles' lllnck Silk ( llovos , ! ! Jc pair , Jn - : Malt
price , AVe carry the lai'KOSt Htofk of < i ntb'
Hose in the we-.t . , ranging In prices from in- ,
lilac , Ijcfc. \ . 2 > ciiiul up tel pair : connir . ml
cot a clean iialr of socks. TimnnH'n Stinnar < l
Colognes , i.'londaVuters , Hay Kiiin , ct , , . at IUD
bottle , worth .Vic. A great line of IIno C iim- :
lir.iys. In plinc. brown and pink stripes. , i- ( , . , . )
yard , \\oith l'.c. Ili'ft Indlfo Illno I ! mr : ( !
1'rmts , tc yard. Mourning Dulnln-V > nr < l.
Kliui AmeHcaii Sallnu.i , \ ; , < - yard. I'l-eurh
Amines nt 2'iP unil li'ic y.iul , lieuutlfnl inu
( irentUurgalnslii oni- Cloak lopai'tmi"it ) Mi
day. liny your baby cloaks now ami vi
money. Inlants' long Cavhtii'To ( loakcm -
broldureil collar and cutr.s In cream ntul iai t ,
fl.H ) each , wortli ! . Ilifniltt' Innw Cn < , liini-u :
Cloaks , silk umbroldeicil collar mid PIIIIM. u o
nroiind bottom , only W.7flt world ? ' . Si-'o.i' .
line of Infants' Cloaks at $ : i. " > n. SI nii'l ' } ii , voi"lt
! 13 per cent morn. ANo the llne.-t li.inoi In
fants' J ongCloakH. Incronm nnd tan , ivitn the
very latest Vnn Dyke point embroidered.
They nro simply uximlHlto nt til..vi. Js fin. | . ' ,
iI3 and up. Also sue our elegant line nt < nil-
dri'ii's Cloaks In line 1'roneh plnlil llaniols :
Also of line imported Chnllles. Tliese sIvli'H
nruHhowii exclusively by us In Ui..aha. \ oil
can see a few ot them In our west slnw In-
( low. The above nove tlo- < como In I , - , ! ( , 4 mill
5 ycavs. Special ollerlngs next we.'k Iu ladies'
all wool lllack Jackets atJ , ? ; i..Vi , * l mil Jluuh.
away uulow real values. Crcnl birxnliiH In
Ladles' Nowmnrketi ; ask to s > o them , . \ls.i
Ladies' Silk Capes at * . " , ' , ? H , { U and iij ) . A.'tt
our Jl. " . " > Cor-ets Monday yo at 7 > pair , AII
in llnsemrnt , HO Di-coraied ( hamlisr Sti. . . U
pieces at f'J w't , worth II , Hut our prn-t" , .u .
I'lirpeta , Wnll I'aper , off.
About a hundred or
ders a day is the pace
now , and increasing as
Easter approaches.
Perhaps Nicolls are
the busiest tailors in
this city , yet we are
ready for twice as
much.
Our large tail or works
don't strain under a few
thousand extra orders.
We get them every
Easter time.
This Easter ( if the present pace keeps up )
will be flood-tide.
Come as soon as you can , don't expect any
difficulty in choosing.
You'll find not one , but hundreds of fabrics
that will captivate you , and if you don't know
how they should be tailored to suit best your
form and style , leave tliat to us.
. We know a tremendous sight about tailor
ing.
Trousers mtula 60 nnd up.
Suits niudo $2O und up.
Ovorcotit mudo $1Q and up.
Open every evening Order through the
g > E9 a anew * I
Lft The Tailor.
1409 DOUGLAS.
tRstaoa