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H t THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , APRIL 0 , 1S90.--TWENTY-ECUK PAGES. JIAYDKN nilOS. Letting Down the I'rlccn. Very fine sugar cornSjc per can , whllo Russian soap 2Jc per bar or 8 bars for 23c , soda crackers Cc , oyster crackers 6c , 8 Ib can California apricots IHc , 3 11) can California green gages IHc , 8 Ib can California egg plums IHc , 3 Ib can miinces IHc , 2 Ib can blackberries 7c , 2 Ib can blueberries 7jc , 2 Ib can gooseberries - berries 7Jc , mustard sardines Oc , oil sar dines 60 3 cans 3 Ib tomatoes 25c. You can not buy any better if you pay twice ns much for them. French peas lee per can , French imisliroons 17je , 20 Ib pail jolly 5-jc p > r pail , 30 Ib pall jolly 85c per pall , 30 Ibs granulated sugar $1,18 Ibs extra f sugar 81boneless ham lOcsugar cured ham lie , very best rolled oats 3c , by the barrel , IfcO Ibs to the barrel , & 3.60. Wo will sell to the retailer for Iho Hamn as wo do to the whole or job bing trade. The Jobber charges the re tailer 31 or $1.2-5 per barrel. This is "imt an good oat meal as money can buy. j'otlul ox tongue Oc , potted ham Uc , deviled ham Oc , quart bottle blue 5e. fine imported brick cheese 12Jc , full cream cnccso 16c. FLOUR , FLOUR , FLOUR , FLOUR. Good pastry ( lour , 60c , sack , 6c ! ) ; snow fliiko Hour. $1.00 , for 60 Ib. sack ; very bent superlative Hour , $1.35. 8 Ib. hot. mixed pickles 35c , 8 Ib. hot. chow chow Hoc , 8 Ib. hot. sweet pickles H5e , 3 Ib. bot. imported Spanish green Olives 35c , 3 Ib. pail lard Uc. ) Wo warrant everything wo 6 < < 11 to give Mitlsfaction or wo will pay you back your money. Wo sell a very good Japan tea for 20cf Jf yon will try this you will bo satisfied that you ran got good tea for 2flc. WASHING MACHINES. Wo have made a deep cut in washing machines nnd wo will keep them until every family in the state has one from UK. A now lot , snmo price , 84.05 and they nro the genuine Westell wnnhor No. 2. ; n splendid carpet sweeper $1.26 , and a Blssol car.jiot sweeper for $1.75 , regularly fold for $2.75 ; an all eop- ] ) ( > boiler 82.50 , sold everywhere for il.50 ; clothes wringers $1.25 each ; a now lot of elegant decorated toilet sots for $2.6(1 ( ; a complete line of paint nnd white wash brushes from lOc up to $2.00 ; also a complete line of health brushes from 10o to $1.00 , all bristles ; ton and coiTco jiolH lOc each ; covered pails Oc , 8c nnd lOc each ; steve polish Ic per package ; nhoe blacking 2c per box ; clotheslines Cc per 40 feet ; clothespins le per dozen ; wash tubs 45c each ; paper pails 2o. ( ) each ; folding boxes 25o each ; fine china cuspidores 05c each , worth Si.60 ; line Hint glass snuco dishes 2c each ; handled tumblers 6c each ; shelf paper , all colors , 6c per bundle. Lawn mowers , 14-inch cut , $0.75 , worth 815.85. The Erie mower , self-sharpeners , 14-inch cut , $7.25 ; regularly sold for 819. High grans imnyor , ID-Inch cut , Kclf-shnrpcncr , former price $28.60 ; wo sell the ttuno for $13.76. Fine line of ice jiign , $1.25 ; worth $2.50. Bird cages , 1,000 to select from ; they range in price from 4Hc to $1.25 , both in Japanned and brass. Milk crocks 6c each ; 4 for 15c. 1 bottle of best sperm machine oil 6c ; copper-bot tom teakettles 35c ; a very line blanishcd tin teakettle lOc ; scrub brushes fie each ; a new lot of those fine engraved water sots , glasses tray and jug , 81.25 , worth three times as much ; a good washboard , Ifle ; 5 papers of tacks for 5c. The palmetto fibre brush , the bent lOo brush made , war ranted to outlast any tlireo brushes made ; carpel stretchers , lOc ; potatoo mashers , 5e ; rolling pins , 5c ; sauce grates , fie ; ink , 5o ; steak pounders , 6c ; milk pails , fie ; wooden spoons. Gc ; can openc rs , fie ; oilers , fie ; 1 bottle household ammonia , lOc ; n sot of nieklo- plated irons , 3 irons , stand and handle , for $1.50 , worth twice as much ; stool garden rake , 20c ; BARGAINS IN SHOE DEPARTMENT MONDAY. Infants' gondola button shoes , 1 to 5 , COi1. COc and 75o. Children's gondola button spring heel shoes , 4 to 7 } , 85c. Children's solar lip school shoes , 7 to 12 , OSe. Children's dongoln and goat shoes , 8 to 115,81.15. Misses' dongoln and goat shoos , 12 to 2 , $1.48 and $1. ! > 5.LADIES LADIES , Ladies' kid opera slippers , 85c. Ladies' kid Oxford ties , 08c to $1.25. Ladies' line ( sninplo lot ) Oxford ties , nixes 3 to 4i , 81.75 , $1.05 and $2.45 , worth $2.50 to $3.50. Ladies' finest French dongoln Oxfords , A to E widths , $2.)5 ! ) , worth $3.50. MEN AND BOYS. Men's B calf seamless shoos , $1.05. Men's line calf seamless shoes , $2.75 and $3.i'j. ) Men's calf and kangaroo II. W. shoes , $1.1)5 ) , Boys' ' A calf button shoes , $1.25 , $1.45 and $ 1.76. IIAYDEN BROS. , Dry Goods and Shoes , 10th St. Oot Your Ice 1'tire. The Ice that is offered to the public this year by the Gate City ice company has one very strong recommendation for its UFO. It was all cut above the water works plant at Florence nnd is therefore as pure as water will frcox.o. There is a very swift current in the river at this point , so that no foreign substance can freeze in the ice cut from there. Do- llvories are being made now regularly and those desirous of the host ice in the market should place tholr order with the Gate City K-O company. You can order by telephone 1385 , or at their of fice , 1403 Farnnui , in the Pnxlon hotel building. Furniture. CarpetN. Chan. Shiverick it Co. , 1200 , 1208 and 1210 Farnam st. The Xcw Homo Comfort Gasoline stoves. Just what everybody wants In n gasoline stovo. It Is "some thing that is simple In construction and easily operated. The Now Homo Com fort having both of these qualities is the Btovo to buy. For sale by A. M. Me- Cargar. Roinetnbor best grades of vehicles at Sutphcns , 10th and Farnam sts. Watch for spring opening. If any person desires tomako an Easter offering they will find no more deserving object than the "Old Woman's Home , " 718 Hurt street. Donations of money , groceries , furniture , or anything that will mnko a homo comfortable , and the Inmates happy , ' will bo thankfully re ceived. All donations may bo sent di rectly to the home. Mrs. I' , L. Perhtu. president W. C. A. ; Miss Collier , corre spending eecretary. I'attl Autograph Plan' ) Is on exhibition in the show window nt Hospy's music store. Grand opening of Imported millinery Wodnesdnv and Thursday , April I ) and 10. Foyco" , 123 North Fifteenth st. The White Front Market , 714 North Sixteenth fit. , William Holnzman , pro prietor , is ono of the finest on the street. Ho keeps n full line of the best bcof , mutton , pork mid poultry that the mar- hot affords and soils II at the lowest liv ing prices. Ho supplies all first-class house * . The Elks' club , Meyer's cafe , llotol Esmond , and has the llnost family patronage in the city. If you want to bo forved with the cholccbt In the mar ket and at the lowest prices patronize the White Front Market , 714 Isorth Six teenth tit. IIAYDEX UIIOS. fipcclnl Snlc on Knntcr Monday. 2 cases of Pacific challles , all now nnd perfect , no remnants , on Monday 3c } 1 yard. U cases fancy Pacific mousllno only 5c yard. Tlie.so two Items nro less than half their value , will therefore only sell ono dress to each customer. Im ported ca.Hhmero do ombro reduced on Monday to 2oc yard ; como early before they are all gone. American cashmere ombre only 7o yard. New and handsome - some styles of patina finished prints nt Gc yard. Standard indigo blue prints 5c yard. New and elegant styles In dress ginghnms , nil this seasons styles , nt 7Jc , Sic and lOo a yard. Extra value in fine ginghams at 12Jc and 15c n yard. 2,000 pieces of Merrimac shirting prints , best goods made , all perfect ; nothing wrong with thorn cxcqpt the price on Monday , 3jc n yard. Whore can you 1 match thcfio prices ? Our slock of double- width sheeting , pillow case muslins , and bleached nnd brown muslins la well as sorted , and Hayden's prices are all right on Iho same ; wo don'l allow any ono lo undersell us if wo know it. On Monday wo place on sale 100 doz 20x40 all-linen hemmed huckaback towels , worth COo each , ns nn advertisement for this de partment , only 25c on Monday , only 0 Bold to ono customer at this price. 60 doz 18x30 all-linen twilled towels at lOc each. 100 doz 10x39 all-linen huck towels at 15o each , red bordered table linen , 15c , 25e , 35c nnd 60o n yard ; 51-Inch bleached damask nt 25c n yard ; double with cream colored damask only lOc n yard ; not damaged at all , only lOc n yard ; 72-Inch bleached damask , re duced to 15 Ic a. . yard ; 60-inch cream unm- nsk , only 45o li yard ; 60-Inch bleached damask at 45o n yard. These nro all special prices and will not last long at tlicso reduced prices. Wo have the best napkin for $1.00 a dozen you will find in Omaha. Monday morning wo place on sale 100""ll-4 whlto Marseilles bed spreads at the low price of 81.00 each. Tills is the largest and best Marseilles spread you over saw of fered in Oinnhn for $1 each , only two to each customer. All linen bleached towel ing at 4o { yd. 20-inch wide Scotch grass bleached toweling at Gc , cheap at lOcyd. 24-inch wide fancy checked apron linen atlSeyd. 40-Inch wide cream colored butcher linen 25c yd. Damask and fancy loom toweling at 15c nnd 20c yd. Fringed tnblo cloths of every style , size and de scription. Our slock of India linen is second to none in this city , wo not only carry the best assorted stock , but also mnko the lowest prices or clso refund you your money. White checked nainsook 3c , 5c , 80 and lOo n yard , Beautiful lawn checks , in new largo checks , at lOc , 12Jc , 16c , ISo and 25c n yard. Outing llanncl. 7jc , lOc , 121c and ISo n yard. Our own imported English outing cloth only 35c n vurd. Silk warp flannels and silk embroidered flannels in great variety. White flannel at 20c , 25Cj 30c , 35o and 40e a yard. Rub ber sheeting at OOc a , yard. Heavy striped and checked shirting , 5c , 8c and lOc n yard. Now line of apron checked ginghams at 6c and 7jc yd ; blenched cheese cloth worth lOc reduced to 5o yd. Don't miss the saloon on chnllics on Monday at 3jc and 5c yd , others ask from lOo toloc for no better challips. You will find all the now pat terns in wall paper at MILLINERY. This department is showing the largest line of line stylish goods in the west. The largo sales in tlie. o goods mnko it possible to keep all Iho latest novelties and sell thorn at reasonable prices. New patlern hats , now French flowers , new ornaments , now hicos and now trim mings coining in daily. In truth , there is nn opening every day in this depart ment. ment.CAPES CAPES , JACKETS , SHAWLS. This department has gene right to the front. It leads all others in styles , in variety , in quality and in sterling values ; 81 ! styles in braided wraps ; jack ets in endless variety and shawls and capes of every description. CARPETS AND DRAPERIES. Floor mailings at lOc , 12o } , 15c , 20c , worth 25 to 60c. Lace curtains at Coc , 75c , 87c , $1 and upwards , chenille portlres in thirty-seven " styles at 81.75 , at $2 , at $2.25 , at"$2.fiO , nt $2.75 and $3 , worth $5 to 810. Standard ingrain carpets , 25c , 30c , 35c,40e and 45e. Standard extra super , 50c , Sou , 03c nnd GSc , worth 75c to $1. Latest novelties in tapes tries , velvets , mpquots and Wiltons. Our carpet stock is entirely now , not a yard of last year's styles. 87 ' styles in baby cabs. Special prices on dolls , fancy goods , books , trunks and hand bags. Latest novelties and lowest prices In wall paper. IIAYDEN BROS. Dry Goods-mid Carpets. The fincst.sclcction of domestic nnd imported cigars. A large assortment of highest grade smoking tobacco. Lovers of the weed in any form can find no bet tor place to gratify their taste than at W. Gocdecko & Co.'s 301 S 15th , Barker block. The ICdhoiin fk Akin Stock is now on sale at 101 South Fifteenth street ( the old stand ) . It consists of diamonds mends , watches , jewelry , silver and plated ware , optical goods , otc. This stock must bo sold , nnd will bo closed oul at prices far below its valuo. E. XAIIKIHKIK , Agent. Mrs. Dr. Eddy , clairvoyant and "test medium , has removed from 308 N. 10 st. to 318 N. 15 st. , where nho may bo con sulted upon all affairs of life. cKt , Kates on lOnrth via the Ilnr- to all points east and west. Ticket oilico , 122 ! ! Farnam street. Depot , 10th and Mason streets. An Easter ball will bo given by the Concordia Singing society at Metropoli tan hall , Tuesday , April S. Sutphon Is prepared to suit the city trade- with line vehicles. Watch for spring opening , Reservoir Ice. Crystal Ice Co. , 21S S. 15th St. Reservoir Ice. Crystal Ice Co. , 218 S. 16th street. A. Max Uol/.lieimcr Co. Fine watch repairing , 1413 Douglas st. The Oliver Mnggard Van Co. moves household goods , pianos in padded vans ; takes up , renovates and relays carpets ; storage ; host of service guaranteed. Of fice with Max Aloyor& Bro. Tel. 1550. 600,000 brick for saloTT P. Weaver , Council Bluffs. Remember best grades of vehicles at Sntphons , 10th and Farnam sts. Watch for spring opening. Vehicles of all kinds at Sntphoiiti , 10th and Farnam. Watch for bprlng odening. Ilcioro A piano examine the now scale Kimball - ball piano. A. Ilospe , 151 ! ) Douglas. 607 S. Bank , 507 , Guitars , mandolins , banjos , , Vc. 607 N. 10th. Itosorvolr Ice. Crystal Ice Co.JilS S. 15th St. llcbci'volf Ice. Crystal Ice Co. , 218 S. 15th St. THE BOSTON STORE , Sale of Ihe Dry Goods From the Kansas Oity Stock. The Kntlrc Stock of n Kansas City Dry OoodH Store UotiKhtfoyUH Sco the ItafKalii.s AVe Give Yon Monday. These goods were all bought lor the spring trade : but the firm failed and wo secured the entire stock. THE DRESS GOODS. 40 inch spring suiting in ptripes nnd now plaids at lUcperyard. Thcfeegoods sold in Kansas City at SOe. Soft finish cashmeres at 7c , Kansas City price was IBo. New side band honrlottns nt lie. All the mohair brilllnntlnes , spring shades , at 25c ; Bold In Kansas City at 65c. The French tricots nnd dress flannels at lOc ; Kansas City price was 40c. Now wool challies at 20c , worth 35c. CO inch wool tricots nt 25c. These goods were marked to Boll in Knusas City at 75c. The finest silk finished hnnrlettns that sold In Kansas City at $1.00 and 81.35. They are all in ono lot at 05c. ' Great bargain. KANSAS CITY'S BLACK GOODS. 40-Inch black hcnriottas and serges at loc , worth 40c in Kansas City. 81 quality black serges at 55c. All wool imported albatross at 45c , u regular 75c quality. $1 all wool honrlottns and cashmeres go at Ooc. Silk warp jot black honrlotlas marked to sell in Kansas City at $1.85 , goes at Iho Boston Store for $1.25. Silk finish honriettas nt GSc , worth in Kansas City 81.10. 25 of the finest combination dresses in very now nnd stylish effects at 87.50 , $8.50 , 80 and 811. These dresses are marked to sell in Kansas City for from $16 to $25. LINING FROM THE KANSAS CITY STOCK. Best soft finish cambric lining nt 32c , worth Gc. Double face lining at 5c , worth 12c. Drillings at Gc. worth 12c. Best quality silicin at lOjc , worth 20c per yard. Fancy double-faced silicin nt 8Jc per .yard. Padding at lOc , worth 18c. DOMESTICS FROM THE KANSAS. CITY STOCK. Best standard prints at 3jc , worth 7c. Shirting prints at 4c , worth 7c. Indigo prints at 5c. Challics at 2c per yard , worth 6c. 8c Challies at 5c per yard. Fancy doboigcs nt 5c. Black lawns at 7c , worth 12jc. Batiste lawns at 5c. New plaid ginghams at 5c. Finest now spring ginghams at 9c. Apron check ginghams go nt 5c. Black satino at 21c , worth 35c. French figured satines at Oc. Colored striped curtain scrim at Oc. Fine lace curtain scrim at 5c. SHEETING AND MUSLIN FROM KANSAS CITY. Soft finished muslin , well known brand , at 6c. Fine unbleached sheeting at 6c per yard , worth 8c. Unbleached 8-4 Lockwood IGc , 0-4 ISc , 10-1 20c. Bleached 8-4 18c , 0-4 20c , 10-1 22c. 22c.Checked Checked nainsooks at Gc , worth lOc. Fine quality nainsook at Sc. - LINENS. Turkey red table damask , fast color , ' at 20c , worth 35c. Fine full bleached damask , C2 inches wide , at 3c ! ) per yard. These are mill remnants and would bo worth in the reg ular way GOo per yard. Cream damask towel , largo size , at 5e. Honey comb towels at 2c , worth 5c. 10-inch linen crash at 2jo per yard. 16-inch linen glass cloth toweling at 5c per yard ; regular price Oc. Wo put on sale at 7Jo per yard a crash , actual value lOo. Best table oil cloth at 12jc per yard. Best shelf oil cloth at 2c per yard , worth lOc. lOc.THE THE BOSTON STORE , 114 S. IGth St. * Alfred Mcliibcrft Has Moved to 15th and Harnoy sts. , Ramgo bldg. Dr. Birney , catarrh specialistBco bldg Reservoir ico. Crytal Ice Co. , 218 S. 15th street Vehicles of all kinds at Sutphens , 10th and Farnam. Watch for spring opening. Correspondence. C. F. Goodman. OMAHA , Neb , , Nov. 21 , 1887. Messrs. John C. West & Co. , Chicago , 111. Gentlemen : Ship us ten (10) ( ) gross of West's Norvino and Brnin Treatmenl at once. Wo have been sell ing this remedy for Iho past eight years and hnvo yet to learn of any complaint. The fact that you give n written guaran tee with each $5 worth no doubt in creases the sale to a largo extent. The medicine has a largo and increasing sale nnd gives good satisfaction. Wo receive mail orders from all parts of the west and the constant demand is evidence thai there is merit. This makes ninty gross that wo have had and wo hope soon to make another order so that our total sales will bo 100 gross which wo think will bo as gratifying to you us to us. Yours respectfully , C. F. GOODMAN , Druggist. OMAHA , Neb. , Dec. 7. , 1888. Messrs. Jno. C. West & Co. , Chicago , 111. Gentlemen Ship up twenty gross of West's Nerve and Brain Treatment. The 10 gross ordered of you Nov. 21,1887 , has been sold at retail , a largo amount of It being on mall orders from the different states. Many of the orders have boon duplicated and not ono complaint , which is conclusive evidence that the remedy will do all you claim. Yours truly , GOODMAN Duuo Co. OMAHA , A jril 5 , 1600. The John C. West Co. , Chicago , 111. : Gentlemen Ship to us per freight , twenty (20) ( ) gross West's Nerve nnd Brain Treatment. Since our order to you of Dec. , 1888 , wo have ordered and received 0 } gross.mnk- ing a total of 20 } gross received within fifteen months. Wo have- received or ders with money enclosed from the At lantic to the Pacific and from Manitoba to Texas. Many pornons order ono box on trial and then duplicate tholr orders by ordering the six months' treatment. \ours truly , TUB GOODMAN Duuo Co. , Per II. J. Ponfold. An Important llntdncHH Change. Having sold the entire plant of the Omaha Ice Co. , of which Woymullor Bros. , of Omaha wore solo proprltors , to the Metropolitan Ice Co. for a con sideration of $21,000 , I wish to state to our former patrons that nil contracts made by us previous to this sale will bo fulfilled by our successor * , who will con duct the business under the name of the Omaha Ice Co. , with olllccs at 310 S. 15th st. I bespeak for the now firm n continuance of the patronngo given us , and wish to thank our patrons for past favors , soliciting n continuance of thuir good will in whatever business wo may engage in in the future. I shall bo ready to engage In some now enterprise- after a bhort rest. F. WKYMUJM-EH. THE BOSTON STORE Wishes You All a Joyous Easter This Sun day * Morning. A Snlc Kxtrnorillnnry for Momlny Head Thin and Compare It with Anything lit the 1'nper. WE ARK THE PEOPLE. 1,000 , pieces fancy and plain nil-silk ribbon from 1 to 3 inches wide , nt 5c per yard. . These- are from the Kansas City Block and arc worth from lOo to U5c put- yard. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. From the bankrupt stock. These nro the greatest muslin underwear bargains wo have yet shown. lOc gowns , chemise , robes and skirts , nicely trimmed , good muslin and many worth 75c. They all go at 19e. UOc fancy trimmed muslin underwear , all garments , and some worth S1.525 , all go at Me. The 47e lot includes goods trimmed with wide embroideries and hand made linen laco. This lot Is an extra bargain. KID GLOVES FROM THE KANSAS CITY' STOCK. Tills house carried the largest stock of kid gloves in Kansas City. This Is the second day of this glove bale , but the as sortment is not broken. You will find nil sb.oti and all styles. At ti'Jc button and Foster lace kids , black and nil shades of tan , marked to sell in Kansas City for SI , all go at the Boston Store at Jt'Jc. At 60c Alexandria and Foster kid gloves in black and colors. These gloves formerly sold nt 81.76 ; nil go at OOc at the Boston Store. At 75c undressed kid gloves in grays and shades oftan , button and mousqul- tairo. These are high grade gloves and are worth 82. This lot includes also n largo line of dressed French kid gloves In novelty backs that would bo called at some sales great bargains at 82. All go at the Boston for 7oc. EMBROIDERIES AND SKIRTINGS. 1 to a inches wide embroideries at 4c. 6 inches wide embroideries at Gc. 8 inches wide embroideries Oc , Our 15c line is worth 25c. Skirtings from Hoc to $1.60. Wo bought them cheap and they are all great bargains. TWO EXTRA SPECIALS. English satino corsets nil colors at 50e. This is a regular $1.00 corset. 100 dozen fast black and fancy striped , ribbed hosiery , worth from U5o to $1.00 , all go at 25e. This lot includes berne high grade fancy hosiery. SPRING WRAPS. Stockinet jackets , extra fine qualitv , at $3.eo , worth $5.00. Spring jackets nt 81.50 , worth $2.60. Pine black jackets in broadcloths , cheviots , worsteds , fancy English cloths and newest styles nt $ ! 5.US to $10.00. Three row coachman.s capes , black and tans very cheap. Ladies' peasant circulars of the finest broad cloths at $4.50 , worth $7.50. Jetted wraps at 81,75. Fine beaded wraps at $3.50. Our $7.50 wrap can not bo duplicated for less than sio.co. sio.co.MILLINERY MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. You should visit our millinery depart ment this week. Untrimmed Hats Ladies' black and colored straw hats , all shapes , at 1'Jc , sold in millinery stores for 50 < \ Trimmed Uats Ladies'nicoly trimmed hats , all silk ribbon and llowors at $1.00 , milliner's price for same hat 82.50. Our $2 trimmed huts cannot bo dupli cated by any establishment in the city for less'thnn So. Our own novelty , ladies' ribbon walk ing hat at $4. Thcso hats are worth $ li.60. li.60.Wo charge you nothing for making or trimming a hat. Wo have the largest millinery department in the city , our entire second iloor being devoted to its uso. Yon don't have to climb stairs , take the elevator. THE BOSTON STORE ; 114 S. 10th st. Xcw Jfusio Store. Ramge bldg. ; cor. 15th and Hnrnoysts. Dr. Bnrnsdnll's specialties oyc , ear nose and throat , 400-7 Paxton blk. Reservoir ico. Crystal Ice Co. , 218 S. 15th street. The Gate City Ice Co. Telephone 1385. 'Oflleo 1403 Farnam. Kemoval. Sulloy Bros. Parcel Del. Co. has moved their olllco to 1505 Douglas st. Telephone 030. Household goods , trunks and pianos moved. Pianos at a Sacrifice at Meinberg's , 15th and Harnoy sts. The 3fost BtyllNh in Omaha. The elegant line of hats , caps and turbans at Frederick & Co.'s are incom parable. They hnvo just received their spring styles in the great Dunlnp , the line Stetson , and for children , boys' dorbys , crush and caps of all kinds , mill- tnry and navy. For misses , the Vassal1 , Lord Fauntleroy and shirred steamer caps. C. II. Frederick it Co. , leading hatter , 120 South 15th street. Reservoir ico. Crystal Ice Co. , 218 S. 15th street. _ _ Ruinart champagne at Gladstone Bros. Dr. Murphy , Mullen block , 17th and Cuming. Telephone 833. Reservoir Ice. Crystal Ice Co. lilk S. 15th St. ' Sutphens' fine carriages , 10th and Far nam. High grade goods. A.a > . Remember , wo never deal in "job lot" shoes of any description ; dealing in reg ular straight lines of shoes , our stock is always fresh aiuVnow. Women's bright dongoln kid button shoes , $2 , $2.50 , $3 and up to $5. All thos-o shoos are fiOo a pair cheaper than any shoo in the city of the snmo quality. The best misses' jiob- blo , worked button hole spring heel shoo in the city , sizcs-8 to 2 , only $1.2. ) . 14th and Farnam streets , A. D. Morse. American Ollvo Wood. A beautiful ploeo of furniture has just been received at Hospo's music rooms. A now scale ICJmball piano , ttnMi in American oltvo wood veneer , which must bo seen to bo appreciated , at A. HOSl'E , JR. , 1513 Douglas St. Wo were shown through Sutphon's carriage repository , and they nro cer tainly in shape to please the most exact ing. Tholr repository IH iilled with the finest assortment in Omaha. Watch for spring opening. _ Call on Sutphcn for Something nobby in carriages. Tenth and Farnam , Dr. Blrney , catarrh specialist , Bee bldg A. P. Tukoy , Llft/bullding. Homes in Clifton Hill for men of limited Income. The best carriage houbo in Omaha Is Sutphen'b , Tenth and Furwuu streets. Prices All to Pieces Monday nt Stonchills' , Unprecedented Sale In Our lUilllncry Department Special Halo of Odd Corsets An Odd Hale at StonelillN * . Wo will hold Monday n kind of odd sale. On the right hand aisle wo shall place n whole counter full of corsets. There nro French woven corsets , sateen corsets , satin corsets , 1 * . D. corsets , In fact they are a sample line of corsets bought from n wholesale house , which were used toy tholr traveling men. They are not n bit soiled and there nro nil sizes of them. The prices will bo ns follows : Corsets worth 75o and $1 will go at i9e. ! Corsets worth 81.50 and $1.75 go at 75c. The P. D. , another celebrated corset , go at OOc. In this lot there is some very line satin corsets worth $3.60. Bear this special sale in mind. MILLINERY. Our millinery department will pour forth bargains that will astonish the multitude that dally throng our store. Does it over enter our customers' minds why it is wo hnvo crowds when our com petitors nro doing next to nothing. It s our prices that talk , they draw the trndo , people know that wo llvo up to what wo advertise , when wo advertise n bargain they are sure to find it on our counters. Now , in millinery wo shall offer Mon- dny.Nice Nice garden shade hats at So each. Large , line , black , straw Hals nt 19o each. An elegant line of children's plain nnd in colors two touo straw at 19c each , worth $1.00. Wo shall also show at 9So something elegant in children's trimmed hats. To mnko this sale interesting1 wo will place on sale two thousand remnants of ribbons which wo hnvo accumulated in the lust six months. The price will bo from Ic n yd. up. Wo shall offer In the flower line two thousand elegant flower wreaths at Go upieco. Wo shall also offer satin and velvet violets at 2o a doz. Wo carry moro millinery than all the stores in Omaha put together , nnd ns wo do a Inrgo wholcsalo business wo never get out of anything that wo advertise. Ladies' trimmed hats Monday nt just J actual value. A beautiful line of turbans at 81.08 , elegantly trimmed , also largo hats at the same price. At $2.05 wo shall offer something in fine open work , straw , beautifully trim med , worth from $5 to 87. At 84.05 wo shall olfor beautiful pat tern hats , worth $12. Don't forget our sale of remnants of ribbons. Wo also make n special sale Monday and shall place on our counters many bargains which wo do not onumrjrnto , for instance : Wo shall hnvo n bfg sale of lace flounces ! 1 and 48 inches wide at 50o on the dollar , and BOUIO of them oven less than this. Also drapery net which was received by us on Saturday direct from the im porter , who was so badly stuck on it that ho sent it to us for 50c on the dollar. "Wo shall also hnvo something special to offer in our embroidery department. To accommodate those who could not get waited on Saturday wo will continue our glove sale Monday. Wo do dot keep any shoddy gloves , but from 8 button musquetore , the regular price of which is $2.25 , go with us at 74 c. Wo shall also oiler all the leading makes , Foster , Jouvin , Perin , etc. , nt OOc , worth $2.25. STONEHILLS. Rare and now novelties in neck wear. See our sots at $5.50. $5.50.MRS. MRS. J. BENSON. Dr. Birnoy , catarrh BpccialistBeo bldg IIEY1IAN & DEICIIES , After Enster Goods nro Still Oheapcr1- Evcrythiug' Bargain. If You Value Your Money Come nnd nt Our OoMilH They are the Itcst and ChcapeM , HANDKERCHIEFS. 13c half linen hemstitched nnd fancy embroidery. 16o pure Irish linen hemslllchcd 15 Inches square. ISc same 18 inches squnro , etc. etc. DRESS GOODS. Ono hundred remnants of all wool , half wool and wool and silk goods In length from li yards to 8 yards at i tholr valuo. The latest novelties in plaids , stripes , brocades , etc. , In wool , silk and wool and silk. You must see them to appre ciate the low prices. Wo still sell dobelges in all colors and styles at 12Jo per yard. Very stylish sattoons at 12jc per yard. French satlcons nt 20c. 25c ami 35c. 27-inch wide best quality China silks nt $1.00 per yard , Best double warp plalded surah silks , 24 inches wide , 85c. Extra fine Scotch patterns in surah silks at 81. 00. Wo could mention our entire stock , as everything is a bargain. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Do not forgot wo carry the best as sorted and richest line in Omaha , and our prices are lower than any others. KID GLOVES. Dressed and undressed 4 buttons nnd mtisquotairo , every pair warranted , 81.60 to $2.25. INFANTS' DEPARTMENT. Embroidered mull bonnets , 25o ; surah silk poke bonnets , $1.05 ; only n few left. Children's embroidered whlto dresses , . from 2 to 4 years , very slightly soiled , nt i their valuo. $0.00 ones at 83.60 ; 85.00 ones at 83.00 ; $4.50 ones at $2.75. WHITE EMBROIDERIES. 10 inches wide , in the latest patterns , hemstitched nnd otherwise * at cost of importation. . Those goods have been placed with us by n Now York importer to sell before May 1. LADIES' A'ND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. 20 cents for Swiss ribbon finished vests in nil colors ; a great bargain ; no hnm- ing. Knit silk underwear in nil colors. China silk underwear in all colors. JACKETS AND SHOULDER CAPES. Tailor made black stockinet jackets 81.08 , worth $3.60 ; black and fancy jack ets. Wo received n tremendous line of Indies' fine coats , jackets and capes , which wo will sell at their importation valuo. valuo.LADIES' LADIES' FINE DRESSES. Just in. Direct from Paris. Wo soil them below cost because they are sam ples. CHILDREN'S SUITS. All wool , 81.60 to $2.75 ; sailor suits , all wool , trimmed in braid , from 4 to 14 years , $2.60 to $4.60 ; fine wool material , .rimmed in silk and velvet , 4 to 14 years , $2.75 to 80.50. Tremendous sales , stock changing daily. HE V MAN & DEICIIES , 1518 and 1520 Farnam st. Miss Alice Isaacs. Lnto with Stern Bro.s- . , Now York cily. Elegant millinery at very lowest prices. In store with Hoyinan & Dciches , 1518 and 1520 Farnam street. Rare and now novelties in neckwear. Sco our bets at $5.50. $5.50.MRS. MRS. J. BENSON. Gospel Tompcranuo Union. Rev. W. K. Beans will speak at 3:30 : on Sunday , mid at 8 o'clock Colonel J. W. Caster of Illinois will begin n series of meeting. ! at Exposition hull. Good siug- inr. Bring gospel songs. All invited. Rare and now novelties in neckwear. See our bets at $5.60 : MRS. J. BENSON. AN AHM-J AVOMAJf. Sir * . tjoiiKHhorc-l'ottM , M. I ) , , tho. i'ltinoiiH I'lilladelplilau , to IieoturrJ at lloyd'H Opera Mouse. Moro than n ouarter of a ronturv ngo elghl bravo ami original I'onnHylvnmij girl student * appalled medical traditions and dumbfounded the medical world generally by formally graduating from that famous institution of learning , the Woman's Medical College. Ono of thosa identical brave girls is to lecture hero. She is Mrs. Anna Longnhoro-PottH , M. D. Some years ago she bccaino con vinced t lint people get sick for want of physiological knowledge n belief 03- Initialled by years of successful practice * Slio commenced lecturing to women only in her drawing rooms on AroH st. Her nddresses to women were HO favorably received that the gentlemen became interested nnd she delivered n series of lectures to bothso.xes. Her fnmo spread and slid visited all Iho largo cities throughout Iho north and as far west as Sau Fran cisco , where she appeared in the Hpriuir of 1S82. She then willed for Now Zealand and spent two years there ami In Australia , when who willed for Lon don. Her lectures in the antipodes were presided over by our consuls and Iho titled functionaries detailed by England ns governors for her colonies. She com * monced her lectures In London at St , James' great hall the largest and most aristocratic auditorium in the English metropolis where nhu was introduced by Gcnernl E. A , Morrllt , then United States consul general. For over two years she drew crowded houses in Lon don , and gained the friendship of the inosi cultured nnd fashionable people. Her receptions in Portland Plnco were centers of attraction for the social'and literary lights of the city. Two yearn igo she returned to America , making lier llrst appearance at Tremont Temple , Boston. Who then lectured at Chicker- ing hall , Now York , and nlso in Brook lyn. She Is a Quakeress though In [ mint of elegant costumes she rivals the wealthiest ( laughters of fashion , Few women hrvo gained such great distlnctum ns she has or accomplished so much good , Tlio press all over Iho world IB unanimous in her praise. She has recently scored magnificent vic tories in Chicago and St. Louis , when she was the recipient of much lint- tcring attention from the press and Iho public. She is to lecture at Boyd's opera house hero commencing Thurs'dny , April 10 , at 8 , with an address to both sexes. Of her the Boston Herald says : "Did you over sco a gypsy woman , young , straight as an arror and ns brown as a berry , carrying a pile of boards fully eight foot long on her head ? You have Been her ? On Tromonl street ? That ia the ono. Well , Mrs. Dr. Longnliorc- Potts is the mental typo of the order of which the gypsy is Iho physical typo. " Next Friday at ! ! she will deliver her first Iccturo to women only. Both initial lectures will bo free. Sutphens'fine carriages , 10th and Far nam. High grade goods. Dr. Birnoy , catarrh specialistBee bldg1 Ladies call at Bliss' now mammoth millinery lionso , 1510 Douglasl st. , fop'1 Paris , London and New Vork hats. Wo have Iho latest importations , Iho largest stock west of Now Vork and prices the lowest. Several thousand hats to select from. See our dinner sets in now dove titii lecornlions. They are hot only pretty bul also very cheap. Wo make sots uy in any number of pice > - > . 4t'pieco ! dinner si t , $ ( ! . ( il-picco dinner set , fi7.50. 76-pioeo dinner sol , > ! . 101-picco dinner no' ' , $12.75. The ware is the very best and sliapoa njw and prolty. Call and KCO those hula al Moody's china btoi'o , 30Norlh Kith St. Rare and now novelties in neckwoar. Sco our sots at $5.50. $5.50.MRS. MRS. J. BENSON. Call nt Bliss' largo millinery housa for correct styles , low prices. Ask to tieo the noyolty veilings , the newest thing oul. Tailoring on a Big Scale. We have earned our extensive tailoring trade by cutting off the over fed profits of Merchant Tailoring , and the evil of credit giving com monly practiced by tail 1INHEAPOL15 INDIANAPOLIS . ors. ors.We have proved that CINCINNATI * " * Merchant Tailoring can be largely conducted and upon as economi cal a plan as the biggest industries in this country - try > Confidence and per- scverence in this truth and the readiness of public intelligence to appreciate our aim has established our name and reputation in every State of the Union. Placed our business without a parrallcl in the annals of trade history , and rank us to-day without a peer in the tailoring business. You may expect us to advance still further in our field of enterprise. The best tailored garments at prices within the reach of all. Open evenings. No goods charged to anyone. NICOLL The Tailor , 14O9 Douglas.