8 THE ( XMAIIA DAILY BEE , SUXDAftT , APJ1IL 27 , J800.--TWENTY PAGES.
HAYDM.V lillOM.
DrrcH ( Joodn Snle.
values In firm goocK
Plain and figured debages at Ujc , sold
everywhere at ltc. (
Doublo-fold cashmeres , 8jc , lOe. 12Jo
nnd ITic ; guaranteed worth lee to 2" > c or
money refunded.
Hrllllanleens in stripes and checks at
llle , worth HOe.
Mohair brlllianteens in light and dark
colors , line lustre llnish , at llc ! ; worth
Ufcc.
1/50 / pieces Hroadhcad goods , stripes
and plaids , lii-V ; worth5c ; superior
goods for school drosses.
its-inch English henrlettas , all shades ,
Il2c. ! ! 2-3c , lHc ! and : iic. :
MOST HXTKAORDINARY VAIX'KS.
; ! ( Mneh shepard plaids atISc , worth
C-5c.
C5c.12inch French henrlettas at" > 0eworth
7c. / . '
WO pieces novelty nlaids and stripes ,
latest Parisian styles , at 0-V , at flllc , at
7r c , at 88c , at ( t-5c , at 41 ; actyally less
than Import cost.
10-Inch silk llnish Henriettas In every
nhade , a superior fabric In every par
ticular , SSc , worth $1.2.3.
An ollcgant line of serges and camel-
ct to doth , for line costumes , at liScnthl < e ,
nt 0.3c , at .fl.1'5. Examine the-o goods
and compare prices.
52-inch extra novelty In light shades
nt $1.2.5 , worth $2. Novelty sideboard
milts , choice colors. I Jest imported
French challies , exquisite designs , at
45c , worth "fie.
SPECIAL SILK SALE.
This sale Is Inaugurated to recom
mend this department.
Brocaded silks in all shades , worth
( We , at 23e.
Surrah in all shades at5c ! ! , worth " > .5e.
22-Inch China silk , worth ( We , sale
price : me.
20-inch China silk , worth S-5c , sale
price /We. /
100 pieces sublime black silks go on
Halo Monday at prices both convincing
and startling.
Priestley's silk llnish henrlettas atoOc ,
'
til ( ic ) , at 7"c , at 8 5c , at i-5'i' ) , at $ K at
$1.0.5. Just one-third under value. Silk
warp henriettas in all grades.
SPECIAL SALE ON WASH DRESS
GOODS.
New styles on sale Monday :
60 pieces "fnyal batiste , " . ' ! ! ! inch wide ,
white and cream groundwork ; beautiful
patterns on ale at I2ic yd.
! ! 0 in wide fast black batiste only lOc
yd.
100 pieces of Pacillc challies , all light
ground work and now , fresh good , onlv
2c yd.
! IOO pieces of extra quality American
sateens in new shades and all the latest
styles at Kc. lOe , 12c } and l.rw yd.
Newstvles American cashmere ombre
on iMonday at 7c yd belter grade of
ombre at 1.5c yWe \ call your particu
lar attention to our fast black sateens at
15c , 2-5e and ! ) .5c.
On Monday we jilaee on sale 200 jiieces
of the very best Pacilic lawns jaconet
lawns , &c , in white , cream , black , browner
or navy blue grounds with neat nnd
fancy figures. These lawns are sure to
draw a crowd at Sc yd , really worth 121c
yd.
Imported sateens , manufacturer's rem
nants in navy blue and black only lOc.
yd. , worth 2-5e yd. Toil du nerd dress
gingham 8ie yd" . Fine -/eihyr ) ginghams
12Jc and 1/Jc / yd.
Fast black , lace strijes ) and lawn
checks at lOc , 12jc. loc , lOc , Ibc , 20o and
2,5e yd.
Plain white India linen as low as He
yd.Pink
Pink elmmbray slightly damngcd
worth 125c to close at Oe yd. Fancy
btriped outing llannel 7Je yd' Wo carry
the largest stock of wash dress goods in
Omaha. If you can't get what you are
looking for at llaydon's in this line it
will bo no use looking further.
LINEN SALE.
Our sale of towels and table linens was
a big success this past week. Our low
prices on line linens is building us ut > a
large trade in this department. Wo im
port all our own linens and buy the
same in larger quantities than any
house in Omaha. On Monday we
offer 2 yard wide bleached damask at
fi'Jc yd. Where in this part of the coun
try can you match the same ? The nap
kins we soil at $1.00 a dox.eu JOH cannot
buy. elsewhere less than $ l.-5 ( ) . How is
this ? Renfrew turkey red table linen Hoc
yd. We will place on sale 10 pairs 02 in
wide ! Scotch cream damask on Monday
at f > 0c yd. Tills is a special big bargain
and you should see the same. Our own
importation of Gorman linen hi ] ) robes at
fiOc , 7,5c , $1.00 , $1.2-5 , $1.,50 and $2.00 each.
Our stock of muslins and sheetings is
well assorted and we shall offer some of
the leading brands of muslin on Monday
at prices that will suit you.
Now is the time tobuvyour wall paper.
MILLINEHY DEPARTMFNT ON
THE WAR PATH.
Such scalping in prices never known
before and very likely never will occur
again. The enormous sales in this de
partment makes it possible to keep the
new and desirable novelties arming
dally. The millinery department claims
to carry a line of goods worthy of
Omaha , which Is a big claim. The ex
quisite novelties , the superb array of
styles and the endless variety would'cer-
tainly bo hard to surpass. Do not judge
the goods by the prices. This depart
ment does not expect millinery store
prolits.
LACES AND EMHltOIDElUES.
Monday wo inaugurate a special sale enlaces
laces and embroideries that will provo a
mile stone In the history of the lace
trade in maa. We will sell at , " > e ,
at ,5c , , at 7c , at lie , at lOc , at 12Jc. at 1.5c ,
at 2.3c , embroideries usually sold ut lOe
to f 0o yard. Finest Swiss tucked
ilouncings at "fie , at 8.5c , at $1 and up tea
$ a that cost to Import not les than $1
and up to $ .5 yard. In real hand made
torchons , clunnv , line French ami
Spanish laces a line of bargains will bo
on display that are simply unapproach
able.
able.WRAPS
WRAPS , SIIAWS AND.IEHSEYS.
Ladles' worsted house jerseys oc ; ! , 7.5e
and St.
Tailor made house jerseys , In all col
ors , * 2 ; worth $ H.2.3.
Ladies' street jerseys , 31,8,5 , $2 , up to
Hended wraps at $ l.v : > , $ l.oO" , $1.7,5 , $2
$2.2.5 , $2. 0 and * ; ! ; worth $2.-50 up to
$ o.7fi.
Imported tailor made street jackets ,
fancy silk llnings.nml extra largo pearl
ornaments , at $12 ; cost $18 to import.
Bargains In line wall paper.
HAYDEN MHOS. ,
Dry Goods and Shoes.
For this week only wo will clo-o out a
flan line of Indies' and Cents' gold nnd
silver watches at less than "manufactur
ers' roxt. " Such bargains hover before
heard of. Van Colt Diamond Parlor ,
1 1th and Farnam streets.
Iteinovaloiloo. .
.T. S. Cameron will remove his stock of
pianos nnd organs to 200 N. Kith street
about May I.
Try the Whlto Front market for fine
meats , 711 N , Iflth St. _
Ronervolr lee. Crystal Ice Co. , 218
S. 15th street.
ICnlPH < KnrCli via llio Ilnr >
to nil polntsonstnnd west. Ticket ofllco ,
122IJ Fnrnnm street. Depot , 10th nnd
Mason struots ,
HAVIImtos. ) : .
Dou n Hie I'rlecs.
Butter lOc , 12c , loc , 17c. The vorj
Iwst creamery ltc. ! We have uood cookIng -
Ing batter for 7jc , Dried beef 7Jc , boneless
less 1mm lOc. picnic ham 7c , very lint
sugar cured 1mm Me , 'lib pall lard lc ! ) ,
soda crackers c5c , 201b pall jelly See , . ' 1011
pail jelly 7oc , ont meiil . ' ! c this is tin
best oat meal Hint monev can buy.
FLOUH. FLOl'H. FLOUR.
Davis No. 10. vcrv l > eM made , $1.00 ;
Golden Sheaf * 1.W : , * Blue I ) $1.7fi , Best
Superlativel..5 ! ! , Peerless Superlative
$ l.iO ; , SnowllaKe . Should you not bo
pleased with either of the above brands
after making bread wo will pay , \0iit
money bade. Wo offer the best tea you
can drink for oik' , this Is the uucolored
Jap tea that olhor dealer * uik 7 < 5o for ;
try a pound and you will buy nothing
else. Ifjoullko the tea after trying a
pound nnd then . \ on will buy o-lb cuddy
of It. We will glvo jou a French bur
colTco mill worth $1.2-5. Wo do ( his to
Introduce the tea , we will not hold Ijils
offer lomr. 10 bars born v soap for 2-5c ;
7 bars White Eagle soap for 2"e ; 8 bars
Domestic sonj ) for 2-5c ; Ivory soap * 5e ;
Sapollo'je per bar.
Garden hose. The best standard rub
ber and cotton web ho.-u with couplings ,
lOe jier foot , sold everywhere for 18 and
20c ; genuine east steel rake * , not cast
iron , but the best cast steel 10-line rake ,
1.5e , 12-ttno rake , 2-5c ; all steel shovel ,
Ilk" , all steel spade , I'.tc ' ; l-tine very best
spading fork made. Uc ) ; 0-line barn fork ,
Ilk' ; 1-line long handle forks -We ; very
besl lioe , 2-3e ; w coders , 2-5e ; 1 1-wlrc tin
lawn rake , -lOn ; lawn mowci's , all si'/e
Hlack's high and low grass cutters for
$0.7.5 , $ S.2.5$0.25 , sold everywhere for
$9.7o , * I.'J , $1-5 , $ lt50 ! ; the Superior
wringer. SI15 , and 12-Inch roll Key
stone wringer , $1.0.5 , regular price $8. < 50 ;
the Western washer , No. 2 , $ l.-5 ! ) ; barrel
churns , 7oc. Just received a complete
line of Iho new Iliiil enameled ware , llio
llnest enameled cooking utensils in the
world and sold 7 < 5 per cent lower
than Iho old styled granite and agate
ware and warranted to last much longer ;
an all copper wash boiler $2.2-5 ; a braided
fruit compertfor'Oo , wortli $2.50 : 0 sauce
dishes for lOe ; odd saucers Ic cacti ; 1 gal.
milk crocks 5c , and ! I qt. milk crocks
loc ; a line decorated china cupidoro 0-5c ,
wortli $1.75 ; tumblers 15 ] > er set ; wash
tubs -loc ; wash boards l-5c ; very best /.inc
clotheslines .5e ; very besl cotton clothes-
lilies loc ; clothespins Ic per do/ . ; coffee
and tea pot- > lOc ; pt. tin cups Ic ; very
best household ammonia 8c per botlle ;
Dover egg beaters he ; the white moun
tain ice cream free/or $2.25 ; full stock
of iron kettles and Scotch bowls , white
porcelain lined , from 25o up to $1.'J ; ! ;
they are the linest kittle In the world for
liuttiii up fruit , berries and all kinds of
preserves ; patent wooden handle Hat
irons. ! ! irons , handle and stand for $1.25.
BARGAINS IN SHOES.
Our .stockin Ibis department is one of
the largest and from the best factories.
The extreme low prices we quote are on
the best good" , money can buy no belter.
Infant's line shoes , 25c , 'Joeloc , oOo ami
75c.
Child's line shoes , 1 to 7 * , S-5c , l)5c ) , and
$1.2-5.
Child's Hue patent tip shoes , -1 to 73 ,
$1.2-5 : 8 to 10 } , $ 1.50.
Child's line kid and goat shoes , 8 to
1H. $1.15 and $1.25.
Misses' line kid and goat shoes 1to 2 ,
$1.00 , $1.15 and $1.1)5. )
Misses' Hue Oxford Ties , patent tips
12 to 2 , $ l.t-5. :
Ladies' line Oxfoed Ties , patent tips.
2i to 8 , $1.00 and $1.25.
Ladies' line Oxford Ties , plain Iocs ,
$1.25 , $1.50 and $2.00.
Ladies * line Dongola button shoes ,
$1.95 , $2. 15 and $ ; t.05.
Boys' line button shoes , sixes 12 to 2 ,
$1.25 , $1.50 and $1.75.
Boys' Hue button shoe- ! , sixes 2j to oj ,
$1.15 , -$1.75 and $2.00. t
Men's line shoes , lace and congress ,
$1.50 , $1.0.5 , $ .05 and $ ! i15. i .
CARPET SALE.
The most aggressive carpel sale ever
attempted. Standard ingrain carpets.
yard wide , 25c , 27e , ! ! . ' ! c , , " 7c , and Me.
Tho.-o goods are uuallyold from 50c to
75c. Standard extra supers , no better
goo'ds on earth , 55c , oc ! ) , 0c ! ! and ( ! Se ,
worth 75c t < i $1.25 ; compare the goods
and prices , Ab-olutely new styles in
Moqiiettes , BrnssoN , Velvets iind Wilton
carpets ; o\ cry pattern is this season's.
Floor mattiny.l lc. 15c , 17c , IDc. and 25c ,
Usual jirico 25c Io50c. Nottingham lace
curtains , -17c , 50c , 55c , Olic and 75e per
pair. Finest Nottingham Ince curtains
with line brass trimmed curtain poles
free during this sale at $1 , $1.25 , $1.50 ,
$1.75 , $2 , $2.50 , $2.75 , $ lt , $ .1.50 up to $7.50
per pair.
Real Swiss lace curtains at $5.25 , $ li ,
$0.50 and $7 up to $27.50 per pair for
goods worth up to $ W.
Chenille portiers at $1.25 , $1.50 , $1.75 ,
$2 , $2.25 , $2.50 up to $7.50 for goods
never sold less than $5 up to $12.50.
Silk chenille portiers $17.50$22.50 ,
$25 and fcUO , usual price $35 to $50 pel-
pair.
Imitation silk draperies In exquisite
styles at 15c , KSc and 20c.
Silk draperies in now styles and
shades 55c , 75c , 85e and $1 , Why pay
$1.25 to $2 for same goods.
If you can't suit yourself in fringes of
any description visil our upholstery de
partment. This department is entirely
new and has nothing but now styles anil
novelties. Fine curtain shades in all
colors , with complete spring rollers , at
llle.
llle.This
This department is making extraordi
nary efforts for business and will not
only meet but go beyond competition.
The wall paper department has out
stripped all former efforts to meet the-
wants of Omaha people. Where else
canyon find such an endless array of line
artistic designs and surpassing exquisite
novelties , to sav nothing of our low-
prices ? aHAYDEN BROS.
Dry Goods nnd Carpets.
House Cleaning.
Have your pictures and frames cleaned
and repaired. A. Hospo , 151t ! Douglas.
A.Max Hol/.liHmcr Co.
Fine watch repairing ,
II HI Douglas nt.
I'lie KiUiolm & Akin Sleek
Is i.ow 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 Iw sold , and will bo closed
out at prices far below Its value.
E. ZAHuihicu ; , Agent.
* "
lo.vci'ltsio.N ro "ijU'itoru. '
visit i UK
Scotland , England , Holland , Begium ,
the Rhine , Germany und Franco , costing
WOO , which Includes all wco-.su ry ex
penses. Leaves Now York July 5. Send
for circulars. Excursion department.
Omaha World-Herald.
Reservoir Tec ,
C'rvstal Ice Co.
21K S. 16th St.
MoliiborK'H XV\v MiiMt ) Store ,
Itnmgu bldg. , 15th and Hariuiy sis.
A piano oMimlno the now 'scale Kirn-
bull pliiuo. A. Hoipo , 1.5ii : Douglas.
The emigration from Germany to the
rnlted States thU season promises to beery
\ery great. At Hamburg live extra
steamers are to Iw added to the borvlce
for New York.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
We Are in it nml You Arc With Us Read
This Through.
Sec "U'lio Makes the lowest Priocs
Von Will Khul KvcryllilttK <
AHVc Advertise We Uu-
ilei-HeUThciii All.
Chnlllos Hint nt'o not damage , nt He per
ytird. Homo people call them big bar
gains at fie.
And the now dross ginghams nt fie n
J a I'd. '
The now spring doboiges nt Co n yard ,
worth lOe.
Hlg line of whlto goods , plaids , stripes ,
cheeks , lit m1 per yard , worth lOc.
The now apron lawns and nalnsoolts nt
lOiMi yard would bo cheap at Hoc.
Now American sateens. elegant pat-
toriH , at 7o per yard , worth l < 3e.
Sleellan.s at fie per vnrd , worth 12c. }
Ainork'iui indigo blue prints , oo per
yard.
Standard prints at Ho per yard , worth
( Jc.
mu-ss : aoois.
.Just for glory , our lou cashmeres goat
1"C.
lOe for honrlottas worth 2-C.
Hrllltantlncs nt Hoc. cheap atlie. .
The now plaid suiting : * at - o , regular
oOe quality.
French hem-ieltns at 2ic. )
Immense line of fancy dress llannolsnt
Me , worth Me.
Our 1'Jo ' black cashmeres nro worth
oOc.
Jo ! ) all wool black henrietln , worth
LINUX
Largo all linen towelsat llle.
The largest towel you over saw , extra
heavy linen at IKc , wortli olc. )
Towels at oc and towels at 2e.
Linen splashers and tidies at ! 2ic. )
Turkey red table damask Oc per yard ,
worth : ! " ) ( ; guaranteed fait.
J-'inost bleached damasks ! ! ! ) e and ( We.
15ig bargain. We bought them cheap.
.lii-ft for excitement our $1.115 bed
spreads at Ge. ! )
Lace pillow shams for 2oe.
Linen crash , best quality f c.
SHOES FOK MONDAY.
ISO pairs ladies' line kid button shoes ,
worth $ . ' ! . .50 , ovty-y pair a beauty in style ,
finish and quality , go at fcl.15 , all largo
lots must } ro quickly.
For SOu wo offer the greatest thing in
shoes u splendid dongola or goat button
shoe , worth $ U.
Fine dongola opera button shoe1 * , very
bent , solid soles and counters , go at $1.12-3 ,
worth $ . ' ! .
Full plump opera dongola button shoes
at $1..50 , worth * , 't.2- > .
Imp. I'Yeneh com.cnso ( extra wide F
last ) , -M.1W - , worth $1.
Hand sewed line dongola opera button
shoes ? ! 2,1 ! . ' > , ( 'hicago price $ ! . . " ) ( ) .
Extra satin dongola opera button shoos
W..50 , worth * o.
Ladies' patent leather front oo/e calf
vamp oxfords , worth $4 , goat i > l.-3. !
Misses' black and ritsnet oxford ties $1 ,
Ohieago price 81. 7o.
Kino kid oxford ties at $1.2o , wortli
$ " .oO. same in russet.
MISSKS' AND CHlLDRICiVS SIIOKS.
Very fine dongolu and goat shoes $1 ,
Chicago price $ l.oO and , * 1. 7.1 a ] > air.
Misses. ' lieel and spring-heel line don
gola and pebble goat at ? 1. 2-5 , worth V2
and * 12.1 > .3.
.3.INFANTS'
INFANTS' SHOES.
( ! 0e extra tine button shoe" , Ohieago
price $1.2-5.
THE BOSTON STORE.
H-1S. lOtliSl.
\Ve are. receiving daily all the latest
designs in line jewelry. Diamond Par
lor , Hth and Farnam.
-
Yesterday's arrival at the custom
house : Four cases razor hones from I > el-
git > r , Kurope for A. L. Undohind & Co. ,
barbers' supply dealers. This is the
largest importation of its Kind ever
brought to this city and our barbers
need not any longer work with a dull
ra/or.
Hnydcn Urns ;
Special -alo of parasol1- , corsets and
hosiery on Mordny
If you want a first-class job of watch or
clock repairing at a moderate eot , Van
Colt , the jeweler , 14th and Farnam , is
the place.
. _
- - -
Carpi' n torn.
There will bo an open 111001111(1 ( : at
Green's hall , 1 ll.'t Farnam slroet , Tues
day , April 29. All carpenters are in
vited. Committee.
We ask any family in Omaha , who ! her
they have just bought a now gasoline
stove or not , to lot us send yon one of
our new Quick Meals on three days'
trial , or call at our store and wo will
treat you to a piece of broiled steak ,
broiled on our patent smokeless Quick
Meal broilers , that will make you think
that you never saw a properly cooked
steak.beforo. The new Quick Meal is
simply grand , and people thntbco it won't
buy anything except the Quick Meal.
W. F. Stoot'/.ol , agent for Omaha and
South Omaha.
Hnyilcii Itros.
Special i-nlo of parasols , corsets and
hosiery on Monday.
Reservoir Ice.
C'rvstal Ice Co. ,
His S. 1,5th St.
Dr. Murphy , Mullen block , 17th and
Canning. Telephone & 'W.
AVIicu I'lU'oliaHliij ; llulilicr HONG
If Boston Helling Co. is stamped upon it
you have made no mistake. It is the
best known to the trade.
A. L. STitAXO \ SONS ,
1002 arid 1001 Farnam St.
Seaman's carriages best and cheapest.
A. P. Tukey , Life building. Homes in
Clifton Hill for men of limited income.
A Henri Dinner
A debutante had a heart dinner given
to her the other day.
The tables were heart-shaped and cov
ered with pale pink satin overlaid with n
drawn linen cloth , says Philadelphia In
quirer New York special. At each place
was a heart-shaped pink satin bonbon-
niere , and the menu had stuck through
It heart scarf-pins for the men and
brooches for the girls ,
A single heart of moonstone framed
in diamonds formed the pln-s w hllo two
hearts of the samostylofasteneittogelhor
with a tiny arrow of gold made the
brooch.
The center pleco was a huge heart of
link carnations , with an arrow of white ,
, , , es of the Mille.\ transfixing it.
The hostess u ro a roeo or po gown
und had a silver heart as the hucklu at
her waist ribbon , while about bur neck
was a narrow sihor chain and a little
silver heart , on wlilch was inscribed :
"To my heart's delight. "
Wolf , hearts have been playthings
from time immemorialand if It is really
true that for once hearts am again
trumps , then Cupid Kcquiro u in laugh
at money and sinu again : " "T4s IOM >
that makes the world go round1
THE BOSTON STOKE ,
Our Immense Oaih Purclmsa of Parasols
tind Umbrella ? .
Tills Is llio < ? rrutc < ! t , GriinilcNl 1'ur-
utilise Kvet'JMAilo l oi-Hpot Onsli
"
AVe CapluriMl This I'rl/.o
Altcitit Tills Snle.
For convenlonre of selcutlon we have
divided them Into lots.
LOT I AT 20c.
Umbrellas that are worth $1 cost us
but 25c , and wo sell them to you for 2c. ! )
Think of It.
It.LOT
LOT It AT l)8c. )
Fine all silk pu'a : olH\rith now natural
wood handles' ' . Also gold tip silk um
brellas with paragon frame , worth
really $3.50. All go at IKHc.
LOT III AT $ .150
In this lot wo put parasols and silk
umbrellas that are actually worth $5.
You should see this for a bargain lot.
They all go for $1.50.
LOT IV AT $2.50.
Those beautiful long handled
La Tosca nnd coaching par.i-
slos , also striped nnd plaid
silks with covers to match , most ox-
qutslto nnd stylish goods. If wo bought
tnem In Iho regular way they would boll
for $7.50. They all go nt $2.50.
LOT V AT $ : ! .7o
Comprises black Spanish nnd Vandyke
lace covered parasols , beautiful handles ,
in fact the richest goods in the market.
Without exaggerating the value , wo say
Iheso parasols are worth $10.00. Omaha
will never have another such a parasol
sale.
BUTTONS , BUTTONS ,
Wo have yet
THE BUTTONS.
Wo buy the entire stock of but-tons
from a bankrupt Chicago dry goods
store.
And wo give you your ehoico for 5c.
Fine cut steel buttons , real jet buttons ,
silk covered buttons , Hat ami lull , pearl
buttons , in fact nil kinds of buttons ,
worth from 5c lo $1 per do/on , all go at
5e per dozen. Such n b.irgajn lot of
buttons has never yet been shown.
RIBBONS , RIBBONS.
From the Field , Chapman , Feitdcr
auction Our bids were cash bids and
wo had but to name the price and take
away the ribbons.
'Ie per yard for nil silk ribbons that
other people sell for lOc.
5c per yard for wide all silk ribbons ,
all colors. Biggest kind of a bargain.
At lOc per yard is where wo down
them all. Numbers 7 to 12 , all silk ribbons
bens , extra heavy quality , in all the col
ors , and all worth from 25o to Uoo per
yard , but they are at lOo.
LADIES' UEAL KID GLOVES FOR
MONDAY ONLY , FORMER PRICE
$1. $1.2.5 , AND $2 A PAIR , YOUR
CHOICE OF ENTIRE LOT MONDAY
FOR 25c.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
10,000 mil rimmed hats at lOc.
Black Hats at G9c.
Big line of 25c Hats.
Eleganl trimmed hats for $1.50.
10,000 wreaths nt lOc.
Imported rose wreaths at Me , wortli
$1.00.
Fine French wreaths for toques , worth
more that double.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
114 S. lOlhSl.
, .
You can save one-third of your money
by biij ing watches and jewelry at Van
Colt's Diamond Parlor , 1-UhaiulFnrnam.
Hard Hrick.
800,000 hard brick cheap. R. N. With-
nell.
nell.At
At the Y. M. C. A. Hall A free cook
ing lesson by Miss Andrews. Tuesday ,
April 20 , at20. : Subject : Bread making
A Ilovolutiim in I'riees !
The 1)1) ) ) cent store in their new location ,
I.'IIO Farnam streel , are astonishing the
bargain seeker.No ! such prices 1mvo
ever been offered before for good clean
good * .
See how far a little money will go
next week in supplying your wants :
5c for tin washbasins , 5-quart pans re-
tinned dippers , best Hour sifters , two-
quart dippers , large enamelled handle
screw driver , large hammer , wire pot
stand , brass match safes , largo towel
racks , and thousands of other now and
Useful articles.
lOc brings two-quart coffee pots , 4-
quart returned pans , fancy dust pans ,
enamelled rolling pins , ten do/.en clothes
pins , two-hoop pails , largo brooms , 00
feel clothes lines , extra largo graters ,
one pair knives and forks , 0 teaspoons ,
extra good shoe brush , largo box T. M.
blacking , and 1,000 other useful articles.
Our great store is chock full of now
goods , bought for spot cash and offered
at the very closest possible prices. Call
on us Monday and next week.
II. HARDY & CO. ,
The 1)9 ) Cent Store , 1U10 Farnam st.
Special Kale.
Monday wo offer . " 00 of Mrs. Eller's
little kindergarten art educators at the
low price of 25e. Remember Monday
nnd only HOO to bo sold.
THE 01) ) CENT STORE.
Kill ) Farnam St.
Special > rlllincry Snle.
As we could not wait on all our cus
tomers Saturday in the wholesale room ,
wo will continue the sale Monday and
Tuesday on third floor at wholesale
prices. , T. J. BLISS , now mnmmolh
wholesale nnd retail millinery house ,
1.510 Douglas .st.
Do American Women Dress- Too Ijoud.
A lady in the St. Louis Critic discuss
ing the dress of American women , says :
"A well-dressed ! woman is , in niy opin
ion , one who wears not only what Is elegant -
gant and becoming , but also what is in
keeping with circumstances. American
women , as u rule , dress too extravagant
ly for tlioslreot , and they wear too much
jewelry. They put on diamonds for
breakfast , for going to market , for visit
ing , for ove'ry possible occasion. In
Europe ladles w.ear jewels all day long ,
but these foreign dnmes are not house
keepers. They do not go to mnrkct nnd
poke chickens with their thumbs to see
if they nro louder. They do not Inter
view the cook in Iho kitchen , nor tramn
about looking for bnrgnlns in the shops
in-rayed in an ugly tnllor-mado
birlt or n still uglier garment called
n Mackintosh. American women , on
the contrary , do all these things , and to
them I would say : Leave your jewels at
home. Nothing Is moro ridiculous than
the sight of a woman In an ordinary
serge gown , btout walking boots , per
haps muddy overshoes , and with soli
taire diamonds bhr/lng in her cars. So
far as the street dross IH concerned , I
would say lot it bo as costlv as you
please , but simply made ami devoid of
BuiwrHiHiuh trimmings ; for the , carriage
velvets , satins and IIICCH may be Indulged
In with Impunity , and when it comes to
evening nnd ball costumes , a woman may
rival the Queen of Sheba if she chooses.
The American girls , however , generally
speaking , are over-dressed and wear too
mnny ornaments. Americans have an
exquisite eye for color and harmonious
blundlng of tints , but the natural lever
r > f splendor and l.i\ury makes them
sometimes unmindful of the lUness of
tilings. "
; > IOHSI ; DHY GOODS co.
Special Uni'tfulns ror Next \\Vok.
We are eh > slng out our stock In every
department preparing for a move to our
now store , cor. 10th and Farnam sts. ; we
call special attention on Monday to sotnu
bargains :
Checked nainsooks oc yd. , worth l c.
Ladles' rubborgossamers75c , worth $2.
Child's rubber gossamers 75c , worth
$1.50.
Ladies' nowmnrkets $2.08 , worth $8.
Children's spring clonks DHc , worth $5.
Cnmbrlc corset covers llle , worth ( We.
English saline corsets 58c , worth $1.
Child's fast black hose loc , worth 25c.
Ladles' fnst bind ; hose Ilk' , worth 25c.
Boys' black hose , all sl/es , 25c , worth
fiOo to 75c.
Ladles' kid gloves $1.25 , worth $1.75.
Genuine Foster gloves $1.50 , worth $2.
Foster's "Foslorina" gloves $1.75 ,
worth $2.
Unlnundrled shirts 59c , worth $1.
Men's blndc sox 25c , worth ( We.
Men's street gloves 50c , worth $1.50.
French sateens 15c , worth 'We. ,
72-Inch table damask 85e , worth $1.25.
Double satin damask $1 , worth $1.50.
; i-l napkins to match $2.50 , worth $1./
0 damask towels $1 , worth $1.50.
Marseilles bed spreads $1 , worth $0.
Marseilles bed spreads $0 , worth $10.
DRESS GOODS.
AVe have a lol of this season's impor
tation of dress goods that were bought
for our new store ; wo have but little
room to display them in our present
quarters and will make special leaders
of them Monday at50c , OOc. 75c a yard ,
and some combination stills , newest
styles , at ruinous * prices.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Hayilcn
Special sale of parasols , corsets iuul
hosiery on Monday.
.
.0
Tin ; Only One.
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway is the only line running solid
vestibuled , eleclric lighled and sleam
heated trains between Chicago , Council
Bluffs and Omnhn.
The berth rending 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
improve'ment of the age. Try it and bo
convinced.
Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific
depot , Omaha , at 0 p. in. daily , arriving
nt Chicago at 0:30 : n. in. Passengers
taking this train are not compelled to
get out of the cars at Council Bluffs and
wait for the train to bo cleaned. Get
tickets and sleeping car berths at Union
ticket office , 1501 Farnam st.
F. A. NASH , Gen. Agt.
J. E. PHKSTON' Pass Agt.
500,000 brick for sale. J. P. Weaver ,
Council Bluffs.
The Gate ritrl'-'o Co.
Telephone J885. Otlico 14015 Farnam.
Murphy & Company's varnishes in
cans are always sold under seal and label.
Ask your dealer for them or address us
nt : tOO South Fourth st. , St. Louis , Mo.
JIOIUXSON & GAMMON"
Hold Their Spring Opening Kor Uoyn
ami Children N'e\t Wednesday.
The improvements nt Robinson &
Gaiyuotfs. J311 Fnrnani st. , are at las' .
completed and they will hold vi ; formal
opening in their boys' and children's de
partment next Wednesday. The entire
second Hoer is devoted to this depart
ment. It is without doubt the linest
salesroom in the west. The Hoer is
neatly carpeted , tho. walls clean and
bright , while the effect of the large and
elegant show window in front cannot be
told in cold type. The room is simply
grand , and every lady in Omaha and Ne
braska who has a boy should visit
this room , for in it are all of the finest
clothing of the latest styles for boys and
children at prices to sui'l everyone. The
new elevator is now in working order
and you will not need to walk up the
stair.A ! lady who visited this depart
ment before the elevator was running
exclaimed : "I thought I couldn't climb
the stairs , but I would c.imb two pair of
.stairs to see a room like this. ' ' See it
yourself at the opening next Wednesday.
Take the elevator.
Auction lit Residence.
No. 2 HO Dodge street Monday ( to
morrow ) at 10 a. m. , 1 line upright cabi
net grand piano , cost $150 a short time
ago , nioquel nnd brnsselti carpets , parlor
pieces , bedroom suits , diningroom and
kitchen furniture , hall rael * , etc. , also
1 Simpson phaeton. Henry Croigliton ,
auutioneer.
Call Tor u in K\tiirsionH. !
Pullman tourist sleeping car excur
sions to California and Pacilio coast
points leave Chicago every Thursday ,
Kansas City every Friday via , the Santa
Fo route. Ticket rate from Chicago
$47.50 , from Sioux City , Omaha ,
Lincon or Kansas City $ iio , sleeping
car rate from Chicago $1 per double
berth , from Kansas City $ ' . ! per double
berth. Everything furnished except
meals. These excursions are personally
conducted by experienced excursion
managers who accompany parties lo
destination. For excursion folder con
taining full particulars and map folder
and time table of the Santa Fo route
and reserving of sleeping car berths ,
address S. M. Osgopd , general agent ,
E. L. Palmer , traveling agent , A. T. &
S. F. railroad , 1303 Farnam streel ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
AT TIIR WIION'G GK.YVH ,
For Seven Yours v Widow Decorated
the Grave ol'a StrniiKcr.
For seven years Mrs , Josiiph Mot/her
has every Sunday strewn flowers on Uio
grave of n stranger , under Iho Impres
sion that It contained the remains of her
husband , says n NewarkN. ( . .1. ) dispatch
to the San Francisco Examiner. Now
that she has discovered her mistake she
Is greatly worried , because she 'him no
means of discovering the resting place
of the man she once vowed to lovohonor
and obey.
Her husband died twenty-five years
ago , nnd wnfi burled in Fnlrmount ceme
tery. In November , 1888 , Ell/.abeth
Barr died nnd was burled in the same
grave ; as the records show. Mother's
bones had been disinterred and removed
to some other part of the cemetery , and
the grave was sold to Mrs. Barr's rela
tives.
The mark Unit Mts. Mother had
placed on her husband's grave was
moved to ono side so that it rested on the
next grave , in which Captain Kernan's
remains rested.
Mrs. Mother was surprised lust Decor-
ntlon dny when she found that a head
board had been creeled over Iho grnvo.
She thought that It contained the body
of her husband nnd on milking inquiries
round Hint his remains had been re
moved , but the cemetery people do not
know In what portion of the cemetery
they nro.
Even if the cemetery ofllclals should
product ! iho bones purporting lobe those
: > ( Inn' husband she has no means of
Identifying thorn and she fears thai ho
rt-lll novur know where his last resting
[ ) lace is ,
Rogers Urns. ' genuine triple plate
< nlvo * and forks. $1.85 per set , at C. L.
& Co. , 200 N. lUth bt.
C. O. I ) . Hi-nun' * .
K. W. Cor. Hlth nnd California sts.
HI Ibs granulated sugar , il.
KU UH A sugar , $1.
17 Ibs extra C sugar , $1.
California canned apricots I Ic per can.
California egg phlms lie pop can.
California green gngo plums lie per
can.
California golden drop plums Ho pen *
can.
California yellow peaches , ITepercan.
Jl-lb can Standard tomatoes for 7c.
2-lb can standard corn 4c. II bars of
Put Uros. ACo. . white eagle soap for 2.V.
8 bars of Water Queen soap for 2-V ; 7
bars White Hus-tinn soap for 2" ' ; 10 bars
of Hrown's C. O. 1) ) . ' for Sloe.VlJ AUK
TI IK ONLY IIOI'SK IN THK ClTV
THAT HOASTrf THKIH OWN CO I--
PHKS , and can give you fresh roasted
and better goods for the money than any
house In the city.
Wo are hendq'unrlors for fine country
butter , from loc to iHc. Wo have a
creamery butler at Ibc Hint can not be
beat.
beat.Wo
Wo nro receiving a great variety of
fresh vegetables' each morning. Call
early and get your choice or leave an
order for our solicitor to call on you. i i
HI ) . N. MKOWN ,
the only exclusive cash grocery hou-o in
Omaha , o22 N. Kith st.
llaydcn ( Iron.
Special sale of parasols , cornets and
hosiery on Monday.
AVKKK Tirr.Y OIMJX ?
r - j
They Were Open , hut Crowded to
Death All Dny l < oii .
Pedestrians asked each other till day
josterdny why Browning , King & Co.
did not open as they advertised they
'
would. The fact is that they did open n't
0 o'clock in the morning us they prom
ised , but Iho clothing saved from the
lire being on the second Hoer the llrst
Hoer was deserted nnd those who could
see took it for granted that they had not
opened yet , until the door keeper would
let n crowd out at the alley nnd at the
same time allowing the same si/ed crowd
to enter at Iho front door and go up
stairs. The way ( hey sold clothing at
1210 Farnam street yesterday wiw a cau
tion. But there are M ) mnny goods that
it does not look as if there had been near
load or more sold out , as in reality there
wns. The sale continue- tomorrow and
next week until nil isold out , nnd it is
to be hoped Iho ciowds will not "be so
great. But if you gel there early you
can gel in all riffht without having long
lo wuiil. It certainly is a great sale.
Jlnydeii Itros.
Special sale of para-ols , corsets and
hosiery on Monday.
Your Choice
Of four trains daily , Omaha to C'hieago ,
on the Chicago ite Northwestern rail
way. The afternoon limited solid vesli-
buled train direct from Omaha at 4 : , " > 0
every afternoon , arriving at Chicago at
8 o'clock the next morning , carries a
sleeper for Omaha patrons exclusively ;
haw n dining car serving supper and
breakfast 'ami Includes ill its equipment
elegant free parlor chair ears. The
night train at 0:20 : p.m. . "after biisincs
hours , " arrives at Chicago at 1:20 : tin
next afternoon : runs direct from the
Union Pacific depot , Omaha , and ear
ries new sleepers , chair cars , dining ,
cars.
Further particulars at city ollice , 140
Farnam street. R. K. RITCHIE ,
General Agent.
Seaman's buggies best and cheapest.
Reservoir ice. Crystal Ice Co. , 21F
S. 15th street.
DOCK Your Kitof Ijoalc ?
The Omaha shite and roofing company
repair all kinds of roofs. Olllco 1308-GOl
Paxton blk. Tel. 871.
S Harvest Kxeur.sioiis South U.
via Iho
Wabash Railroad.
On April 22 and May 2t ) the \Vabasl
will sell round-trip tickets to points in
Arkansas , Texas , Tennessee , Alabama ,
Georgia , Mississippi , Louisiana am"
Florida , at half fare , good for . " 0 days.
Excursion train with reclining chair iiiiii
Pullman buffet sleeping cars will leave
Omaha 1:15 : p. m. , Council Blulls5 p. m.
on above dates. For a copy of the South
ern Homesteaders Guide or for rales and
tickets lo any point east or south call on
or write. G. N. < 'I.AYTOX ,
Ticket Agent , 1502 Fnrnnm ,
Omaha , Neb.
Reservoir ice. Crylul Ice Co. , 218
S. loth street.
Five dinners $1. Hub rest. , 130(1 ( Fnrn.
$500,000 to loan , in largo amounts , on
choice inside city pioperty. Anglo-
American Mortgage & Trust company ,
Ranigo block , Omaha.
.
Reservoir loo.
Crystal lee Co. 218 S. 15th St.
Seaman's phaetons be.st and cheapest
Reservoir ice. Crystal Ice Co. , 218
S. 15th street.
license nnd I'l-iihihltion.
An not tiiMilimlt to tJioiili'i'toisiif tin1 stntti
for tuji'i'llim oi1 iippioMil mi iiiiioiiihiiiMii to Uio
const It ill Ion of tin1 .stale to piolillill tliiMiitiiin-
fiii'ttiie. salt ) uml KiwpliiK foi1 sale of lnlo\l-
L'litliiK 11'inois ' usu iH'M'ntiri1. : m l | iio\lilliii ;
for tliu milliner of vollni ; on such iiiiii'iiiliiicnt ;
iiiicl : ui aim'iiiltm'iit to III institution of thN
stsito to llc.msouuU i ecu hili > the inainifiicluic ,
sulu iuul kpi'plnit foi'Mili'of liilo\k'atlnKlliiloi-s |
as a IwM'iiiKO. awl pimlillnxfoi1 Hie maimui of
VOtlllKOIIhlll'll piopo-rll Illiifllilllll'ltt.
lli > lii enacted by lliu li'Klslatmoof tlivbtalu
of Nuliniskii :
Hi'tfllini I- That at tlioirnii ml ilivtlim tolio
hold on the Tni'silay sun i i-illiiK the ( list MOII-
iliiyof Novuinlic'i- . D. . iMtn , them shall bo
siilimltIt'll to tlii'i'Ii'i'toisof ihlsMuto fin-nil-
inoaloiii.Juutlon . un iiiiii'iiilliH'iit lo thiy-oii-
stllutloiiof this state In wouls as foinmsi
"Tho inaiiufat-tiiic , sale , anil Ki'i-phiK 'i ' MI Us
of lnto\lcatliiK Illinois us a In xi'i.jKe. an ) foi-
Maliand Hie li'irls-
u\i'i-pii > lilllti-il In Ill's ' Mali-
liituii'blmll pio\lilo hyliiw foi I ho i-afoit-o-
ini'iit of this pinvKloii. . . ,
And Iliiuo hlmll also al said I'li't-tlon lie
si'imiiiU'ly Hiihmltli'd to ihi ; cli'-loisof Hi s
statuforlhflrappiovnloi i.-j.--tlon mi iiiiii'iii -
nil-lit to tlioi'oiiMtltutloiiof thi'hliiti ) linuuds
as follow * ! "Tin' iiiannfartiiie. sale und lu-rp-
JlilCforsidi'of liitn\lrulliilf Illinois an a.liov-
t'luso. shall holli-i'iiM-d and it-Kiilated by law.1'
sV-tlon ( 8. At surli I'h-cllon , on llio ballot of
I'achfh'rlor MillliB fill till' pie | > OM-l uini-iid-
inonlh to thu constitution , shall \\iltton or
urlnlcil tlio wonlKi
Torpioposi'd amoiidiiit'iit to the eonstlln-
lldii piolillillliiK HID iimiinfnrtiiic , sale and
Kri'plnx for halo ut Into.xlrallntf Illinois as u
' " "Airnlnst said uiiirnilim'iit to
iH-M-iaf ? ! . or
i-onstlliitlon piohlliltlii ) ; Iho iiiaiiilfactiiii- ,
salter KiicpliiK for lulu of Intoxli-alliiK Illinois
as a ImtfiiiKU. " Thi-to shall nl-ii hit uim < > n
or pilnti-d on tint h.illol of rm-li Hi-rlor Mitlntf
foithi ) piopnsud aiiii-iidinonl to the coiiitltii-
tlon , tlinoids ,
" 1'or proiMHcd aint-niliiii'iil to the coii-.tltii-
tlon thai the nnuiilfai-liiie , nalii and Ui-i-pliiK
for sale of lnto\li.-allnu Illinois as a IH-M-IIIRK
In lids htato shall ho lli'i'iisrd and ii < ulali > il
by IHW , " "Against said piopo-i'd aiin'iid-
nil-lit to tliu fonntlliitlon lhal ih iiiannfiii-
uiiu , halo nml ki'iiphu fin Millof Inloxli-atliiK
Illinois IIH a lioM-iagu nliiill hn Ik--nsrd and
H-Kiiliilid by law. "
Si-i'i. : If I'lthi'i of tin- null ! piop i-ul aini'iii !
inrntH Hindi ho appro\i-d by a intijoilty of III"
I'lt-i-lois votliii : al tln < said t-lri-lliiii. lln-n It
shall rimiiliiili ) si'i'tlon ' , ' ! of ailk-li- of lh < >
foifilltnlhm of Ihlattljilc.
A Ciii-loiis 'Melnl ,
A metal thai will melt al such n low
tempiiriituro as 150 = > Is certainly n curi
osity , but John K. Whlto of Syracuse , .N.
Y. , bus succeeded In producing It. H is
nn nllov comiioocd of lead , tin , bismuth
imdendium , ami la weight , liaj'diiessniid
color icsombles type-motal. So easily
docs It melt that If jou plnco It on a
L'omparatlvely cool part of ihestovo with
n piece of paper imiler it it will melt
without the papvr belnt scoi'.hcd.
BI'NNISONBROS
, Monday's Sale.
UO plm > MH'Miuki'M In plain nml Mr'pon , Jiul
H'lllllk-Ilionl fnr fnn.ril.jr jnlil ; rpiinlnr I5' ' i' MiMiil" .
Hue Imp.irli'il ntliu' , In imibni Plfivl * . mil } 21o
Jiinl.
.lii'l nrrlti-il , I rn i' Inipiirliiil iluiui' 1'iitlMi-
KiiuO * . only ln' Jntil.
l..in < itnli > ; iit.ii | Mi'niln'il iniMllii , * iprnr < l.
1.1111 ionic tk U , lltulK.'r I. K nml I. , I ! . , tU-ln nil-
I'lonrluMl ' iiin llii nllKK Munilnynl l' > i''ni' . > l-
I i-niip iiiMn lilotu-lipil nui'lln , .Moniln ) 1. % jiuil fof
II : ami li jnnh l < tin-llmll.
iri'n tout" ' I'ln-lianil tliH nl 9V I'm \ > : mittli Va
iinliuniililo-.lilrt1. ! , u KIMMinn' ! , utv.1. ' * nih |
lii-iit'1 cnilliu Hiinn.il lilrl < M
lUliliirciiiiPiitV faacj rtrlii | > , nti' ' itrcj inllion1 ,
mil ) Hie t ilr
. ' < ! ikitoa Ki'iiH' fniiry < til | > olin o , full n-iiiitiir innilo
ourimn liiiimrtiilloii. nnlt ISo I'.dri ' ami j.m iMi't
innldi Ilii-in In Oiiiiiliu at . '
rhllilrcn'K m t Muck ) in > i > , nil Iri" . mil ; llV pnlr.
lliiji'gii'jr illiUil IIIIM' lli ( > | i.ilrin bulu-rnni'nl r.o '
nml I.V nail nt 'iV. ,
\Voiali cll JOH llm bi' tlinj % ' odiool IHKI' iiuriirlli
Inblnrk , IMIIWII nml RII'J , milt -V | < nlr , nil Mil" ,
Lmlli'V fntl lil.ul > liov.ti Hin nnojinil tn.oiih I
| inlr , oti-ry luilr li wiirnuiti-il in lie fiut lilni'l .
Anollipr liiLni'wp-tinviiN nml MIII liHili" , fi i > out
' -ir-ln Mnrk Mlk iniibri-llii" , trnatcil , til fidl HIII !
> . ' l.'i cndi.
lloiuitlliil line fiiiic.r rnri : i > l , form IJ u | > In it. /
Ori'iit fnlo ilrcii KnmN lu'U i > i > k , \
Kino ( O-lii riKi"i onlft ) . ' ) nril ! tlii'nimlTV ,
Vlnp I'ln.Ilk llal'h lloiiilfll nt .Vs. ] jnnl. tcnil *
crly mill nt . .V , nil tlii-ai'n | ulim 'Iniilc- .
A blc llnci M.IU HiMiilrltn-intSJu nml o.0 Mini , nil
the new 'liailos.
N'oiv linn luinilllnnaiiN , rio.im BMiind" wlih fmicj
'trln' | , only i"n'nr < l. iMn wlili1 , nnrlli II
SOP our lltiiueil Cliln.i lll , , at Wo .innl ; rmnirr
prlcoll.
I'nin'j hiin'MiU' allki id V.'r. la aioilliini nml cM-iiini ;
.simile' ,
( ! ct jiuir wnll pni'or In mil Imroincnt. nl "iic-lialf
eo t , U li K"lnn f.Tt. Wi > nro i'lni > lim'll niilioi } piiio
or nlll ninki- pik-D tin linlo lot In ilcnlcrK.
"
tiiont liarKiilai In luuifiliiinl hlinr j1" ! * ID ouf
r > n pim-iit.
Miniilii ) n Mill olTpr sonic pt'rlal vnlili In ImlUV
niut LhlMron'i * ototk : .
ri.oAK ? : ri.oAKf !
riilMrpn'N ilinrlnnlklnir plwik" . In I-H-II-II , iirrk
innlvilnl. M > lM < t inllur anil I'UII-.ln j , . ( nn.i { \ \f >
enl ) * l.2ii'ntli.
illlllllCIlNm \ \ \ HllUlllKlln.lkx. . Ill flllli > -lll9 |
I'leiu-li tlainipl nl o pl.iln. In1.1 , ; ! , I unit ; > \ cirnt
f4 in. } . " > nml f.'i so i--ii li. Tlii-.v : ire lii-iiulli" . ami uin I
bo found only tit out - > tnru ,
Iiirnul'liini ; i'i : linicie clii.iX la no'im nml lion , "
Mlk ciiil.i.'l li'iiMl collar mill iiiltxiil unh \ \ HI nmlU
Mini
Wo Hill innki'-i pnl.il .ili > Mnmlio nf n I. t vt III-
fillit's IMIIKI nihnn'un'ln.ik" MI . ' .5 ( t.Vl.il il .nut JJ
pnili. Tlicj .iro nnny il.mn , i oino In nml it t ona
.Mniiiln ) fine. "Atnll iiiiliM nllvil.
liifiinl'n IdiiK nhlloiltO'iv'i .it.'iUi. ' , .jtf , "V nml J' 3t
pnili. All -pfi'lnl vnliii- ' .
Don't forci-l wo pail ) Hit1 lartt t ami tlno > i I up > f
Inf.inr" wcni In ( lie fit ) , ami uin ( ulti-i fiinumm a
the lowoHl
.limt niihcil. n MK lliiniir I iilli'i'nl ) n.ii'l I ' .n k jnr-
Ifti , nttiX. W , fliinilKn'.iili. 'I lit' ) nil- nil Mmlal
A nliit-s nlAliiprlri'i qnoli-il
A IIIIKP llnniif l.iilli" < ' iiiKll : li M.ilklMK 'uikvt ' .it
t : > , U\M \ , tSaml JIO i-udi.
.Vow Itlio time to lm > a llnulicaili'il nuip nt i n -
half prli-i ! .
.Ml inir llnc t lipinloil wr.iiilihh ] mM nl ( ! -i.l ,
( III , tl'i mill > ! , ' > vai.li , .Mutiil.i ) ilinku il , inllro > < I ,
Itj.'JS ' PIIC-II.
.MnllmilP-H Illleil.
Hull ) inriliiKPi.it } l ' .Mpipli , . ill nlcclx uih..l'lrii | > il.
Son our luili ) i-nriliiKt-i .il iii.VI. anil ill' ' nil li , lli'T
mo iliraimml i annul ln > ilii | > lkitnl.
lironl bniomiMit ImrKiiln4.
Wall | inii-i | nt .V. dp ami lllr lull , mil ) lull IIII.P
l.nnn mi wiT , iltli.iiiHMU'is , enl > f4.iSiui |
enl ) li.iK | irlri > .
l.nwn IIUM- , milt irv font anil warinnliil
liiinii-ii'-iM.iiiM't ami i-nitiiln ali' MnmliK
lliai'.liliiiiiii-il ruitaiii pulra ( 'lM'ii n i
iurtniii Miiml.i ) .
l.tH ( ) ) rnttiln hliaiU' . .ill in.iilp np on li'-i
rollPix , l * > c I'urli
BRNNISON BROS
TIltKK ( illll.VT Sritl'ICISIN IT
K. iliilVinan'H , Siieeessor to It. M.
ii-iiliis VIlio. . , I I OH DoiiKliiN SI.
Wholesale nml retail mlllincr.u
From Monday H n. in. until Sniuidny
'
1J j ) . m. wo ] ilnee before our jiation's
ihree lines of blncK trimmed bnl.lur -
bmiH mill toques at prices whirli will
make this sale the great ovi'iH of iho
present millinery season
Lot 1 'on isti of black fancy braid oi >
lace straw hats , turbans and tinjiit's ,
benntifiill.v trimmed in flowers , etc. . ab
$1.00 , will siirp'-i-c you giiatlwhen \
asking yon only'i'l.US ' ' this wecK. x
Lot 2 consists of blade lace , slrtiw ami
Milan liaH and toquei , olaliortitely
trimmed in first dnr-s materials atMi , ' ) ! } .
Our qnolntlon this week of onl.1.OS . !
will certainly snrprlM' you.
Lot. ! consihts ot blacic lace , sti-aw and
Leghorn huts and lints of the In si quality -
ity trimmed in real ostrich tips antl.
Ki-ench llowers , t.S.-'iil. Tim tlm-0 iiii -
greatest surprise will bo our jiriee Ibis
week , only ? ; ! . .
Homembci' we always carry tin nit > t
complete line of nnlrimmod shnpcs ami
at tlio lowesl prices ; thai me mal.o
children's hat8 a specialty , and that wo
are the only hoilso in Umnhii relailing
mlllinerv nl wholesale in-ices.
H. 110FKMAX , 1 IDS Dou-'ns ' St.
A WOMAN \nrii A'WU L.
Cniiey Islam ! Men Tei-i-in-i/eil lij n
I'Vmalr Dentist.
Mrs. Hll/abelh Morey is ( be j-ient in-
stllution of Coney inland. She cnmo
hero twelve yearn iiro } and buiin mil it
shingle and began the praclici of di nt-
istry.
She had it all her own way and pulled
and plugged nnd Killed nenes and in-
Borted pin Ics nt her own sweet will and
at her own price , says n Concj Inland ,
dispatch to the San Krnnclsco i\amiiier. :
Three years ago young Dr. Hill canrt ? *
o\or to the Island and then trouble be
gan to brew. He did not think much o
Mrs. Mm-oy's work ami said * < > . Mrs.
Moroy was shocked and pained al llio
doctor's dici-i-gard of professional eti
quette.
Her pocket also sulTered , for I he doc
tor brought n ilentlnt friend of Ins to bin
ollice ovcry Saturday , and pcopb wnltutl
for Saturday to have their teeth pnlletl
instead of giving Mr * . Morey n clmiico
at them any day in Iho week.
So Mrs. Morey declared war mi the
doctor. Hecently sins entered tin-ear at
Ynnslckcii station and found 1 he\ouny ; \
doctor In It with three or lour otbeu
piiHsongiTH , nil men. nnd she scolded him
n bit nnd then binekeiicd his ejo wilh u
billet of wood. The doctor had Intemleit
going lo Iho matinee , but he went to
Long li-lnnil hospital instead.
On several occasions slie hud I
on riding under a South Hay inilroatt
pass which had run out , and sin * bnd MJ
intimidated the conductor thai MOIK > I > . ,
than put her oil , ho whispered to ih , )
other passengers to go In the front earn
and then ho detnchid the last cai- , in
which Mrs. Morey sat , and pulli-d nut
the train without her , but the cnntliictui ?
wns sofrl htcnod nt what he did ilml in )
caino biiclc on fool at dark fur fi .u llutfc
Mrs. Morny wns Ijlnjj for him.
One night she nml her dnutfhtt i-nr- ]
rled on so nt a inasqimradn ball lluillluy R
were nrro-jtcii , nnd Dr. Hill Inuybcil n't j"
the women whllo In the cell , which H >
enrngcd Mrs. Morey thai she hlnpiu-il
his face , and when site nu-t him on llnj
hired banned him over the lu-ail uiUi
her uinbrelin.
Mrs. MornyV record Is aer. . \ liu-ly
one. She was arrested oin-e li llnj
board of supervisors and bn-Kcd uji. buL
she refiiced to sit down In llie n II mul
remained slunding for llvu IHIUI > . she
has Conductor Scott of ihi < ( 'iil\ > i rnnto
In such good training Unit be ilnu- not
collect hop fnro , nnd she i-ldi-s fn-i win u
over she wnnts to. The police - . I-.T ,
snys he Is afraid to stay atom ; in tin-
with her. In fuel , she has u-rum ,
nil the niulo populntlon of llio isluml.
llnjilcii
Special halo of parasolt. , i-mn.is anil
osiery on Monday.
