THE OMA.IIA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , OCTOBER 12 , 1800TVE TY PAGES.
I1AYDEN BROS ,
Ipcdal Clearing Sale Starts Monday Morn'
lug on Account of Building.
Dur Block Mttftt bo Closctl Out In
Order to rtlnke Hooiii for I lie
AVorkiiicn to Tear Out
tlio Walls.
Time is short , and prices will be cut
flcep.
Head carefully , you will bo interested.
Starting on Monday morning wo will ro-
fluco Gorman pink mixed flannel to 10o
yard. Oraymi.Mid blizzard llanncl 10 < ;
yard. All wool red twilled flannel lie
yard. ( Jrav striped JlnnnclH at If-'o yard.
i-Ixtra heavy skirting lltumelsI0c and
DOoyard. Choice of till our best fancy
nil wool French llanncl 05c yard. Shaker
Jlanncl 6c yard. Outing lltinnol Co
yard. Silk embroidered llair-
nel ntCc ! ) , 7" > c , We nnd Sl.dOytud. Now
is the time to make your selection before -
fore stock is broken. The entire rear
wall Is to bo taken out and wo would
rather sell all of our llanncls , blankets ,
linens and domestics as to bo rehnndllnir
them and have therefore reduced the
juices to low that wo expect to clear out
nil or nearly all in a very short time.
10-1 white cotton blankets reduced to
Me u pair. 11-1 white wool blankets ,
worth ? 5 , have been reduced to $2.75 a
jiair. 10-1 all wool white blankets ro-
iluccd to 812.50 a pair. Fine 11-1 Cali
fornia white wool blankets , worth $10 ,
reduced to $5.1)0 ) a pair. You will bo
Hirpribed to find the prices so low on
blankets , wo guarantee to save you at
least one-third from that to one-half on
every pair of blankets. CO pair of two-
yards wide , six pound -weight , Sacra
mento gray blankets , worth $5.50 , re
duced to & 5.7"a pair. Comforts
must go at reduced prices. 50-inch
wide rrcnin damask , bought to
sell for -10c will bo slaughtered on Mon
day at 25c yard , U5o table linen reduced
to Joeyard. . These bargains will go
Monday. You shall have them if jou
got hero in time. None of our bargains
in towels can bo duplicated in this city.
They will go at money losing prices on
Monday. All linen blachcd crash re
duced to , 'IJo yard $1.00 lunch cloths
with napkins to match , only $ i25 bet
$1.00 felt table scarfs have been reduced
to O'Jc each. "Wo have just opened un anew
now line ofVindor colored table
felt in cream white , electric
blue , old gold , yellow , white ,
black , wine , in fact nil lending
coloi-p , lOc dress ginghams now fie yard ,
( ic calicoes now ite yard , 12jc bleached
cotton llannol reduced to Cjt yard. Take
'
advantage of these bargain' ! ? . ISc un
bleached cotton llannol lOe yard. All
bhcetinga and musliiib at net cost. This
closing out sale blurts on Monday and
wo would ndviboyou to como as soon as
possible and pick out what you want , as
wo will bo compelled to close our store
part of next month on account of noise
and dirt in removing the wall.
IIAYDEN BROS.
SPECIAL RAHGA1NS IN SILKS AND
DUISS : COODS.
On account of building and pur stores
being closed part of tlio llmo it becomes
nccesbiiry to reduce m-iccb in order to
reduce stock on Monday wo will sell our
fl5c fcurtih silk at lOo yd ; good line of
colors to select from.
The best double wnrp surah silk , all
shades , worth 7oc and $1.00 , have been
reduced to 48c and ( iSc yd. China bilk
nt15c , was 76e yard ; colored gros grain
Bilk , fully warranted , at 55c ,
was $1,10. All the leading
imikcs in black gros grain bilk ,
extra values , at 75c , $1.00 and
$1.75 worth to buy today $1 , fl.50 and
s2.7o. See them ; compare them. Silk
plusii In all colors reduced tollo yard ,
worth at the factory 05c , IS Inch wide
bilk velvet 55c , ethers got OSo for the
Mime grade. A full line of velveteens
25c , Hoc and C-ic. Special bargains in
black imported hpnriottn atl"ic , was
75c ; extra value in the snmo at $1 , was
81 48. Imported serges was C8c , now
42c ; the same reduction you will find in
higher grades. Silk warp honrietta
that was 81.25 , now Soo. Silk warp lion-
riottn that was $2.2.3 , now 81.55. A full
line cf broadcloths at reduced prices.
"Wo carry tlio largest and finest stock
of colored dress poods in Omaha mid to
Mic-riflco this stock at this season of the
year means a heavy loss to us , but wo
have started to build and our dress
goods must go. You will find moro line
dress goods carried out of Iltiydon's btoro
nt less than half their value than over
been in Omaha before. Join the pro
cession nnd help carry them away. Dou
ble fold English eashmore,12Jcworth25e ,
Jamestown stripes and plaids 15e , worth
25. 118 inch wool dress llunnel I'.le was
! nl yard.10 inch nil wool suiting 2So
was 47e yard. 51 inch ladies' cloth ( J5 to
KSc , worth 00 to 81.25. 6,000 pieces of
line drees goods of every description.
Plaids , stripes anil all the fancy weaves
nncl all the plain colors at correspond
ingly low prices.
IIAYDKN BROS. ,
Dry Goods and Carpets.
T Won't Uo Umlpi-solil.
No. 8 copper rim wash boilers $1.50 ,
Potts' sad irons $1.25 , No. 8 gran , tea
kettle S 1.1)0 ) , No. 8 cook stoveS Ii ! , sold
everywhere for S10. The manufactur
ers of this steve claim that the lire back
will last live years , The No. 8 0-holo
20-in. oven Born steel range $118 , guaran
teed to bake and work perfectly. 2-room
base burner S O , I ! room $25. Heavy No. 8
copper tea kettle $1.05. Wo aresoloitgent
for Omaha of the world's greatest heat
ing stove , the Itonml Oak. You can buy
this btovo only in my store , and if you
think that you can buy it in tiny store
you , like hundreds of others , will ac
knowledge that you got fooled. You
will call any oak good as long us you
don't try the Itonnd Oak , but no longer
nf cr you trv ' the Hound Oak.
, 1021 Howard.
IjiiHt Appearance ol' Melville.
Jdolvillo appears for the last time this
nfternoon at : t , evening at 0 , at the expo-
bition , Coliseum building ,
Dent fail to trot ono of those benutl-
lut water sots for 5do. Now York 5 and
lOe bargain store , ii2 ! N. 10th st.
Go to P. M , Sohudoll & Co. for hats
and bonnets. 1522 Douglas.
Not Much UHO Advertising.
Except for the benefit of strangers ,
because everyone living In Omahn
knows the grout Chicago & Northwest
ern runs four passenger trains every
day to Chicago , and that the -1:30 : p. m.
and 0:10 p. in. accelerated vc&tlbulo
trains with now sleepers nnd free parlor
chair cars run direct from tlio U. P.
depot , Omaha , thus avoiding the annoy
ing change of cars at Council lllulls ,
Bale , sure , sumptuous , speedy , satisfac
tory. The oily ticket olllco Is nt 1-101
Fnrnain St , liaggago checked from
rcbldenccs. Sleeping' berths reserved
to Chicago and all points beyond on nil
lines. It H. 1UTCU1K ,
G. F. WEST. General Agent.
City Pass. Agt.
IniKl A ] > penraaco o
Melville appears for the last time this
afternoon at it , evening nt 0 , nt the expo
sition , Coliseum building.
JJrs. Mercer , manicure , 101 Boo bldg
THE BOSTON STOKE ,
Buys a Few Oarkuh of Remnants of Cotton
Goods ,
ttntlro Accumulation of Ilciimniit" of
BhcutttiKNi Cfllloos , Klnn-
/rcsi / ) GaoilH , Ktc. , oi' a
Kliode
BOUGHT BY US FOR A MERE PIT
TA NCI- : .
In the course of our continental search
for snapri our eastern bxiyor fount ! lilm-
in tholoft of a Rhode Tslanri null
where remnants the accumulations of a
. car'b inunufucturinf , ' were pllcil from
lloor to rafters whore the mill owner
was distrusted with t.ho slt'lit and
'd for dollar ? , f-ets a price. We
give him quarter and got the troods , and
tomorrow wo turn them over to 3011 at
prices that \ \ ill make you lau 'h.
Thousands of remnants , good quality
unbleached muslin , in luiiglli from 11 to
10 yards , at 2c a yard.
linmcruo stoclc of nnfinishrd indigo
lluo ) calico in rmnnnnls of ! nnd G yards.
( These are perfect poods , but have not
us yet been starched. ) They go atUjo a
yard to-morrow.
All the remnants of the best American
indijjo bltio calicos , all finished and per
fect , 3e avard. ,
Hundreds of long remnants , best qual
ity Doinot llannols , Sjo a yard ; regular
price of these goods Is loc.
Big lot of the best grade double-faced ,
high-colored draperies at 12jc ; regular
price is 2" > e.
Over ono thousand pieces of very host
grade tiiblo oil-cloths , in marbles and
colors , good remnants , lloa yard , worth
35c.
35c.DUESS GOODSI 2jc A YATJD !
Ono of the main items in this pur-
was a big heap of cotton do boitro
dress goods. They are all nice light
patterns not very biiitablo for this time
of the year but it will mivyou to buy 'cm
now and keup them till sprintr , as wo
give you your choice at 21e a yard
To make this sale more Interesting wo
will include our entire stock of dress
goods , acknowledged to bo ono of the
most complete in the city.
At the following prices :
Our 20c Scotch plnlds for misses' ' and
children's wear , Monday ! ) c yard.
Double fold cashmere , all colors , JOc
yard , worth 27c.
Our ! ioo English cashmere 38 inches
wide , black or colored , llo ) yard.
Our 50cTacoma wool tricot , ! ! S inches
wide , all new , staple color ? , 233c , adver
tised by other as bargains at Hoc.
Our G5c hcnriotta ! ! 8 inches wide , beau
tiful fall bhades , goc ? Monday at.21lc.
OurCocall wool baitings , 40 inches
wide , in this sale 29c ytnd.
feoe latest novelties in plaids , consist
ing of French llanncls , imported Scotch
plaids , till wool surahs goat 5Se yard.
Our Goo sideband henriotta , 10 inches
wide , tills sale 2e ! ) yard.
Our ode bill ; linisjfi mohair brilliantiiics
goat 15e.
Our Wo ladies' cloth , strictly all
wool , 54 inches wide , Monday , SOo'yard.
Our oOu blticlc cabhincro us > a great
leader Monday , lOcyard.
Coo blnclt cashmere , oS inches wide ,
very line rmtility , goes like the balance ,
2e ! ) yard ,
Our Sou black all-wool imported hen-
rietta10 inchuH wide , extra line value ,
Monday.lc. ! ) .
Our foe block brilliantine , bilk finish ,
this sale , ! ! 5c yard.
Our SI.50 black slllc warp honrietta ,
very linest ' qualitv , Monday , OSc.
'THE "UOSTON STORE ,
114 S. IGth St.
HAVDKN JRKOS.
Moving Sale.
On account of tearing down rear wall
before building woaro obliged to reduce
stock and cloao store at least thirty
days.Vill low prices induce people to
buy
CJ.OAKS , SHAWLS AND JACKETS ?
Ladies' jackets and reefers In all
colors , bizcs 32 toII inch bu&t , nt$2.00 ,
$2.50 , 3.00 up to $5.00 , yaluo$3.75 up to
$7.50.
Ladles house jerseys and blouses all
colors atl , were $1.60 and 82.
Childrens' nnd misses'cloaks from 4
to 1U years at 82 , $2.50 , 85 , and up to $8.
Actual value $1.50 up to $15.
A sample line of latest novelties in
ladies walking jackets at less than cost
to make.
A sample line novelties in ladies capes
in plush , astrnehnn , seal fur and beaver
at less than import cost.
Infants short cloaks , fancy plaid , 2 to
4 years $1.50 , worth 32.50.
Paisley beaver fahawls , double face ,
now designs $1 , former price $ G.
lluavy weight winter shawls , all
colors , mrgo bizo $1.50 and S3 , worth $ ( i
and S7.76. Shoulder shawls In plain and
fancy plaids 15oOo. . 2oc up to SI.
CAURETS AND DRAPERIES.
The goods must bci sold. Mark well
the prices : Stsuulard ingrain carpets ,
23c , tit 80e , at Hoc , at 45c , at 50c.
Standard till wool extra cjiipor at 55c ,
at COc , nt 08e , worth 7oc to $1.25 , Com
pare these goods and save money.
A splendid line tapestries , body brussels -
sels , velvets , moquols and royal wiltons
at Icbs than manufacturors' cost. Such
a chance may never como again. The
curtains must bo sold , also the draperies ,
portieres and bhades. .Shades mounted
on boat bpring rollers at 10e.
IIAYDEN BROS. '
Carpet Sale.
JACKETS , FURNITUKK , ETO.
Ladies' $1 bolts at 7oc , and 75c bolts at
47c , and ladles' ii'w belts at lOo and lOc
belts at 5c.
A i > osltlvo slaughter sale. Combs at
5c , at lOo , nt 12e and at ISc , worth 15c
to 2oe.
Uuchlngs lOe , 12e , loc , up to 2. " > cworth
20c toloc. .
Cutting prices In dress trimmings , but
tons , buckles and slides.
Ladies handkerchiefs , "Windsor tics ,
luces giuitl embroideries , all at closing
prices.
FURNITURE SALE.
Chairs at Me , 55e , B5o and OOc ; just
look at them , Oak dining chairs at 05o
worth $1.5o. Rockers 80c worth Sl.2.3
and at $1.:5. : ) worth S > 2.15 ! ; plush rockers
& 3.60 worth f 1.75 ; now and stylish rock-
or.s in endless variety.
Six foot extension tnblea $3.60 ; why
pay $5 ?
Slattrosses ? 1.8,5 , $2 nnd $2.75. Woven
wlro springs at $1.05 worth $2. Center
tables , wall pockets and art novelties.
Special sale on trunks and valisos.
Now Is the time to buy dolls , fancy
goods , utc. , on account of tearing out
rear wall to rebuild , all Chribtuias goods
will boboldatonco.
I1AYDEN BROS.
Tjnst Apponr.iiiuu ol' 'Molvillo.
Melville njipoars for the last thno this
afternoon at.'l , ovoniiijat ( Uat the oxpo-
bltion , Coliseum building.
.CLEANIN'G.dyolng.tlrstclassworkat
Oinaliii Steam Dye " \Yorktj,152l Howard.
Seaman's carriages best nnd cheapest.
Tickets nt "lowest ratoa nnd superior
accommodations via the great Rook
Inland route. Ticket olllco , 1602 Six
teenth and Fiirnam streets , Omaha
Seaman's carriages best nnd cheapest ]
JIOICHK'S XIOXV 8TOKI3.
Cdllnrs.HcjCiifrJ , l. c
for Tomorro > v-llcnl I'auo Adv.
on Fifth 1'aKc.
Wo have some special bargains for to
morrow. Our now store may bo strange
to some , and wo dcslro to call attention
to tlien.'rangoment of the departments.
1ST FLOOR , 10TII ST. ,
silks , velvets , dress goods , gloves , no
tion ? , buttons , trimmings , boolts , sta
tionery , nnd on tlio Bamo .lloor In the
Furnam street wing wo show men's f ur-
nlihlngg , linens , domestics , Dr. Jaeger's
underwear , boy's clothing , otc. Ladies'
[ itirlor
2ND FLOOH.
This is reached by elevator or from
the level on Furnam St. , and on it will
bo found blankets , comforts , llannols ,
ribbons , ginghams , calico , -wash goods ,
Thiln'olliis , hoodw , caps , yarns , fancy
goods , art needle goods , Inccs , nnd Dr.
Jaeger's underwear for ladles nnd
children. Olllccs on this floor.
3D FLOOH.
Cloaks , suits , corsets , muslin under
wear , Hall' * bazar forms , etc.
4TII FLOOR ,
Drapnrles , carpets , curtains , rugs , tapes
tries , draperies , etc.
6TH FLOOR
is devoted entirely to dressmaking ; none
but first-class work done.
GTII FLOOR Manufactures.
Manufacturing and wholesale dopart-
inonts.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
On the main lloor. Farnam st. wing ,
tomorrow :
100 DOZEN MEN'S COLLARS ,
1JEST 4-PLY LINEN ,
8C EACH.
UESTII'IA" CUFFS 15C.
Don't miss them.
The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every
\VOKKINGMAS"S WIFE to visit their
new store this week.
The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every
\VORKINGWO-MAN in Omaha to visit
their now store this week- .
The Morse Dry Goods Co. wa.nl every
BANKER'S WIFE ; in Omaha to visit
their now store this week.
The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every
CLERK in Omaha to visit their new-
store this week.
The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every
MOTOR MAN'S WIFE to visit their
store.
The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every
CONDUCTOR'S WIFE in Omaha to
visit their store.
The Mor o Drv Goods Co. want every
BRICKLAYER'S WIFE in Omaha to
visit their new store.
The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every
CAttPEN'TER'S WIFE in Omaha to
visit their now store.
The Morse Drv Goods Co. want every
RAILROAD MAN'S WIFE in Omaha
to visit their now store. t
The Morse Dry Goods Co. A btoro for
the people for tlio rich over on the alert
to save a dollar the poor who wish to
make a dollar go the farthest the
finest store in America a now btoro , anew
now fatock and u complete revolution in
prices.
THE MORSE DKY GOOS CO.
Grant ! Concert This Al'lcriioon nnd
JO veiling.
There will bo a grand concert at the
exposition , Coliseum building , this after
noon nnd ovcniii' ' .
N. IJ. Kjilconer's
SILK DEPARTMENT.
10-inch lining surah silk for 22jc ,
original -15c ,
10-inch lining satin for 22c } , original
35c.
35c.10inch
10-inch colored crros grain for 42jc ,
original 05c.
ID-inch black gros grain forToc , origi
nal $1.
10-inch black satin rlmdam for 7oc ,
original $1.
VELVETS ! TEL-YETS ! !
10-inch silk faced velvets for 50 cents.
10-inch silk faced velvets for 80 cents.
10-inch silk faced velvets for $1.23.
10-inch silk faced velvets for $1.50.
10-inch silk faced velvets , $2.25.
10-inch all silk velvets for $3.05.
BLACK GOODS.
50-inch rill wool eamclotto at $1.
40-inch all wool Henrietta , batin finish ,
nt 75c.
50-inch silk warp waterproof serge
nt $2.
IG-innh all wool henrlotta at 8oc.
40-inch mohair brilliantine at 50c.
42-inch all wool camel's hair at 81.
12-inch all wool crape eloth tit 75c.
N. ii. FALCONER.
Don't fail to get ono of those bountiful
water sots for 50c. Now York SuiidlOc
bargain store , 212 N. 10th bt.
Save youroycsltfht. Have glasses fitted
by a practical optician. U. M. Ruddy ,
211 S. loth bt.
AVIiero Do You IJny Your Harness ?
It will not- cost you any more for a
good MoH'ats Leather hand made har
ness at my place than you pay for an in
ferior article of eastern make , and don't
buy your horse blankets and carriage
robes until you examine inv stock. They
nro all now and fresh , no old stock , car
ried over. CII.VIII.KS LANDHOCK ,
1515 Howard St.
Saudi.
The last harvest excursion for the
south will letivo Omaha at 4:30 : p. in. , Oc
tober 14 , via the Wnbash 11. R.
.America vs. ICnropc ,
When the Trans-Atlantic steamer , at
this season of the year , safely lands the
worn and wearied traveler once moro in
Now York , the returned American sot-
ties down to business after his European
jaunt in the firm belief that he has seen
U all. "Hut the truth is that our own
grand country Is at her very best in Sep
tember and October. Foreign artists
have declared again nnd again that they
never beheld biioh georgcous blazes of
color in any country us is witncssicd til ng
the line of the Union I'liclflo in early
autumn. There is a mingling of all that
is grand and impressive * with the most
subtile and delicate shades of color.
Switzerland has no scenery as majestic
as Colorado : there is not a waterfall in
Europe which can compare with Slios-
bhono. or a river which thrills ono as
docs tlio Columbia. Ono trip over the
Union Pncillo outweighs a year of faltrht-
sooingin Europe when it comes to a rant-
tor of noble natural bconory.
Children , 1U Conta.
In order to give nil an opportunity of
feeing Omaha s grant exposition und'tho
great Melville In his leap for life , chil
dren will bo admitted for 10 cents this
afternoon. General admission , 25 cents.
Special sale of glassware Monday.
Now York 6 and lOe bargain btoro , 212
N. IGth bt ,
Hrfora
A piano examine , the now scale Klin
ball pinna A. IIosuo. 1513 Douglas.
Seaman's phnoloiu best nnd cheapest
THE BOSTON STORE
Close Out ( the WLolo Children's ' Cloth
ing Department Tomorrow.
Not llnvltiR RitOlcIpnt llooin to Din-
piny Them BntiHiiiutorllyVolIavo
Dcfcrinlncditf ) Do Away With
Entirely ,
POSITIVELY EVERY DOLLARS
\VOKTH MUST BW CLOSED
TOM01WCAV ,
\Vhntovcr remains of this stock after
tomorrow will bo shipped to Now York
to lo s-old at auction to the highest
Wilder. Ho bo on liiinil bright ntul early
If you need any boys' suits , overcoats or
punts ,
Wo will soil ull our oOc wool cassimoro
knee pants nt 'Joe.
All our IInest grades of wool lnco ;
pants worth up to SI.5 go for 50e.
All our child's knee pants suits worth
up to W gofov me.
All our child's pluitod jacket and
pants suits wore $ ! ! , go for if 1.50.
All our child's wool ensslmoro knee
pants suiti , ago4 to II , splendidly inado
and fitting wcroM , go for 81.75.
All our child's suits , in line chovlots ,
enssimores and worsteds , plaited or
plain jackets , beautiful suits In every
way. were $5.00 , go for 82.60.
All our child's extra line $ ( ! .00and
$7.00 suits , inndo in tlio very latest
blyles , nil now goods , not nil old suit in
the lot , now go for $ fl,50.
SPECIAL CHILD'SOVURCoAT EAR-
GAINS.
Your choice of any of our children's
former $ ; t.f > ( l , $ l.ijO ami So.OO overcoats ,
with or without cape , in all now colors
and pattern * , will bo closed at $2.50.
Your choice of any and all child's
overcoats ( in sizes 4 to 14 years ) in chin
chillas , meltons , friezes , cas-sinieros ,
rough or .smooth , plain or fancy , which
were told up to $9.00 and $10.00. Your
choice for J" .00.
All the boys' waists that were Hoc , 50c
and Goo go in one lot al25c , including
percale ginghams , doinot llnnncls , etc.
Tlio all-wool lliiuiiol waibts , worth 81
each , ( jo at 50e.
Boys' and children's jockey en ] ) ? , plush ,
Jersey and cloth , all in ono lot tit 25o
each , were . " > Ue nnd 7oc.
Boys' line cashmere hats with stitched
rlins at 25c.
25c.UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
Children's line all-wool scarlet and
natural wool underwear at lOc , 15o , "Oe ,
"oo , 85e , 4oc each , all worth double the
price ,
Ladies' nil-wool jerioy ribbed under
wear , all colors , at ; iJc , each worth 75e.
Ladies1 natural gray underwear , vests
or pants , at oOconcli , worth $1.00.
Ladies'all wool medicated scarlet un
derwear , linest quality and silk trimmed
tit 75o each , worth 81.-5.
70 do/.on men's line fall and winter un
derwear consisting of Scotch wool ,
camel's hair , scarlet , enbhmero , natural
wool and merino , fancy striped and plain
colors , finest goods manufactured. Wo
huvo divided them into live lots at 25e ,
33e , fiOc , 7. " > c , iSo ) each. Early comers
will find bome big bargains in tlieso lots.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
HIS. IGthSt.
Sop our everyday prices ; no baits or
special sales :
14 Ibs G. L. sugar , $1.00.
15 Ib-i white extra C bugnr , $1.00.
1G Ibs extra Cougar , $1.00.
18 Ibs nice , dry yellow sugar , $1.00.
8 cans Cal. apricots , 50c.
3 cans Cal. plums , flOc.
2 cans Cal. grapes , OOc.
0 cans corn , 2oc.
3 cans mustard sardines , 25c
1 qt. cranberries , lOc.
3 Ib can tomatoes , Oc.
2 Ibs Quaker oats , lOc.
10 bars good bonp , 25e.
2 loaves good broad , 5c.
Pine Hour , $1.115 per sack.
Reel and Reel , successors to C. 0. D.
Brown. Telephone. 105.
The Knees Continued.
Omaha and Couneil BlulTs driving
park at Union park. Council liluu's ,
Tuesday , October 14 ,
2:21 : trot.
2:2" : ) pace.
Special races to break records to bo
announced later.
"Wednesday , October 15.
2riS trotting.
Free for all , stallions trotting.
Special races to break records to bo
announced later ,
Thursday , October 10.
2:20 : trotting.
Free for all pacing.
Special races to break records to bo
announced later.
Entries close at 0 p. m. Monday.
Handkerchief sale at Mrs. .1. Benson's ,
prices from 10o to $10 , incliwing line
hand ombroideried handkerchiefs , silk
handkerchiefs.
HKAL , LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.
Handsome figured China silk 32 Inches
\vido for COc on Monday.
5,000 tumblers to bo sold , ! ! c , at New
York 5 and lOo bargain btoro , 212 Is1.
10th st.
The now olhces oC the great Rock
Island route , 1G02 , Sixteenth and Farnaui
streets , Omaha , arc tlio linest in the city.
Call and see tlioin. Tickets to all points
east at lowest ratos. _ _
II Ton Want ii riuno Clit > n ] > ,
Cash or time , see the bargain at 107 N ,
10th bt. Moinbcvg , agent.
Iain selling three preparations that
every housewife In Omaha would have if
she know the value of them. One is the
same stove- blacking that wo use on our
stoves , which produces such a handsome
color on the blove. The other prepara
tion is the Gorman polish 1'utz liquid
ponuulo , the lincbt metnl polish in the
world for polishing nicldo , silver , brass ,
zinc , tin , copper and all kinds of metal.
The other preparation is an iron enamel
for enamling wrought iron ranges when
it ib burnt olV , or coal hods or anything
where the enamel Is worn or burnt oil' .
STOITZKI : , ,
1021 Howard.
_ "The Slaughter of tlio Innocents. "
Letting your > children die with diph
theria. Jr. ) Jell'erls' ] ) rovontlvo to euro
is infallible. fTwenty-llvo years' trial
has proven it. Price 611.00. Address to
Thos. JelTorlsil > ox057 , Oinnha , Neb.
Vodicka.T.ULoitmoved toU. S.Nat'l '
bank bldg. Now fall and winter cloths.
Spectacles correctly fitted. N. M.
Ruddy , practical optician , 211 St. 15th fat.
Cui-tiiliiH and Drapery.
Dewey & Stone I-'urnlturo Co.
2o per cent discount on mnnufrcturors
samples ut liny ward Bros. .Monday and
Tuebdny.
Clillilron , 1 ( > CmitN.
In order to give all an opportunity of
seeing Omaha a great exposition and the
great Melville in his leap for life , clill-
dron will bu admitted for 1(1 ( cents this
afternoon. General admibslon , io ! cents.
llayili'ii HroH.
Want 10 salesladies.
' 10 men.
IScnbh boys.
BESNISON BROS ,
Extraordinary Bale of Blankets anil Com
forters for Monihy.
U'eCnii Save You Ijoti of Money If
You JJuy Your Carpets
or Us See Us Mon
day.
Don't delay buy Ing your blankets , com
forters , llanncls , underwear , hosiery.
carpets , oil cloths , etc. ; buy now and
save at least 10 per cent. You will pay
moro later. Wo nro btlll boiling the
best comforters in the world nt SI , $1.2" > ,
Sl.CO , 81.75 , $2 , SU.2. ' ) , SU.SO and up to $3.
Will Hell yon a line down comforter nt
$ S , really worth $12. A good grey blanket
for SI pair ; a largo sl/.o grey
blanket , * U pair ; white blankets at
$1 , Sl.U.- ) , $ ! . . > < ) , 62 , $2.50 , $3 , M.50 and up
to $10.00 , and they arc the best values
\vo have over had llio pleasure to olTei1
our customer : * , Don't fail to buy your
blankets rlghtnway. A line nil-wool red
twill llnnni'i at "oe yard ; German pink
mix llanncl nt loc yard ; the best un
bleached Canton llunnel on earth at KM
yad. . Hoys' shirt \vaMs at 2oc and SSoi1
each , worth double. Gems' and boys'
undcrwo.ir in nil gradus from cheapest
up lo linest French grades. Gent- " ' wool
socks loc a pair. Gont-i'lm por'cd ' 'iei ' vy
ribbed ootton socks , full regular inncic.
only Ho n pair. Ladles' nil-wool
groy vests and pants only SI
each , cheap at $1.85. Ladies'
Jersey ribbed vests , long .sleeves.
a regular hummer , only Me each.
Ladies' all wool black ens'hmoro hose ,
25c pair. Ladies' line black cashmuro
gloves at 2"C , JiOc , ! 15c , 50c , all special
bargains. Infants' whlto all wool knit
mittens , imported , only IL'e pair. Chil
dren's all wool hose , all si/.es , only 2oc
pair , ailduight Gorinnntown yarn , 30e
skein. Fine Saxony yarn , die skein ,
worth loc. Lace bed sots at loss than i
usual retail prices. Wo are cutting the
prices on carpets , curtains , etc. You
can bavo money by getting our prices.
Wo never allow anyone to beat us. You
try It.CLOAKS
CLOAKS , CLOAKS , CLOAKS.
Monday wo will offer bomo great bar
gains in our clonk department. Ladies'
beaver English walking jackets with
vest front and rolling collar at $8.60
each , worth $112.00. Big line Indies'
jackets with astrnrhnn and fur fronts
very nobby , come in and boo them thov
are the latest. Ladle * ' seal plusii
sacquos Monday at special prices at
$18.00 and S2)0 ; ! ! ) each , formcrlv H > ld at
& 2.-J.OO and $35.00. Ladies' seal
plush English walking jackets at
$10.00 , $12.00 and $15.00 each ,
worth $15.00 to 20.00. An elegant
line of ladies phibh jackets with vcbt
fronts at20.0l ) and $2.5.00 each. Big
line of misses jackets at } 2.75 , $3.50 So.SS
and 81.08 cnch , worth S3.W ) to $7.00.
Children's plush clonks in till colors in
1 , 2 , 31 years , } 3.S ! ) each , worth $0.00.
Special bide Monday of children's bon
nets in bilk cabhincro and plush at 5 < ) c ,
75e , $1.00 and up. Nobby lines of boys
ctiH. | all now .styles , at iib'c and 5'Je each ,
worth Too and if 1.00.
BROS.
5,000 tumblers to bo sold , "c , at Now
York 5 and lOo bargain btoro , 212 N.
10th st.
JUKI ) .
CAHR At Lexington , Ivy. , October 9 , Mrs.
Jlnry 1 ! . Cnrr , mother of Mrs. Joseph Gar-
ncuu , Jr. , nuil Mrs , J. U. Kingwult.
MA11TIN October II nt U a. in. , Maurice ,
sou of Mr. and Airs. A. G. Miu-tiu.
Funeral will talio place Sunday afternoon.
. .
McCnbo , modiste , cloaks nnd tailor
made drob&cb a specialty , R. 10 , With-
ncll block.
Omaha. Conservatory of Music.
A much needed institution in this rap
idly growing city is to uo inaugurated
Monday , the Omaha conservatory of
music , which will be conducted n'long
lines laid down by the famous conserva
tories of Europe and America. The
promoters of this now adjunct to the art
life of Omaha tire Mcbsra. K M. Jones
and , T. G. Cummings , who will have
charge of the piano , harmony and com
position. In audition they have engaged
Mrs. J \\r. Cotton as their teacher of
vocal mu-sie , Mr. W. T. Tuber will give
lessons on the pipe organ , Mr. Charles
Baetons on the viola , violin and violin-
cello. Certainly with this gallery of
instructors the conservatory ought to bo
a success from the beginning.
Pine watch repairing , S.Bank , 507 X. 10.
A Ijljjht in Kvery llerth.
To the Chicago , Milwaukee- St. Paul
railway belongs the credit of being the
first in the country to reduce the matter
of electric lighting of trains to bclontilio
perfection. Ono of tlio novel features
introduced in the bleeping car.is ) a
patent electric reading lamp in each
section. With this luxurious nrovisiou
reading at night before and after retir
ing becomes as comfortable as by day ,
and when retiring the toilet mav bo
made in comfort and seclusion. "Tho
berth reading lamp in tlio Pullman
bleeping cars run on the Chicago , Mil-
WIUIKCO& St. Paul railway , between
Omaha and Chicago , is patented , and
cannot bo used by any other railroad
company. It is the greatebt improve
ment of the ago. Try it and bo con
vinced ,
Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific
depot , Omaha , at 0:10 : p. in. dally , arriv
ing tit Chicago at U0 : ! ! a. m. Soouro
tickets and sleeping ear berths tjt Union
Ticketollico , 15U1 b'nrnnm btroc-tL5arkor (
Hlock ) , Oinaluu
J. Ii. PUKSTO.V , P. A. NASH ,
Pass. Agent ( Jcn'l Agent
Through conclics t'liltmnn palace
Bloopers , dining cars , free reclining chair
cars to Chicago and intervening point
via the grout Rock Island route. Ticko
olllco 1G02 , Sixteenth and Farnam.
Go to Sniu'l Burns for gas fixtures at
manufacturers' prices ; put up and war
ranted.
Ilavl < Mi Bros.
Want 10 salesladies.
10 inon.
15 cabh boys.
Special sale of glassware Monday.
Now York 5 nnd lOo bnrgmn store , i12 !
K 10th Bt.
Sheet music lOc , S. Hank , 507 X. 10.
Io\v ltnti'4 J0isl. :
The Ohio & Mississippi railway is now
Boiling tickets from St. Louis to Cin
cinnati and return at the low rate of $ lt ,
good for return until Oct. Ill inclusive ;
ulbo one way to points named as follows :
D.iyton , O. , $ -1.1/5 / ; Columbus , O. , 81.15 ;
Cleveland , O. . $8 ; PUlhburg , I'n. , * S ;
Washington , D. ( ' . , $10. IB ; Baltimore ,
Mil , $10.2.- . ; Philadelphia , Pa. , $11.05 ;
Now York , $13 ; Hilton , Miibs. , $10.
Tlekotb at above rates will continue on
Kilu until Oct. ID inclusive. Address A.
J , Little , gon'l western pubsonger agent ,
10. ) N. Mroadway , and Union depot , St.
Louis , Mo. W. H. SIIATTUCK ,
G. P. A. , O. & M. Hy.
Solid gold spectacles nnd
largest stock , neatest btvlc-s , lowest
prices. N. M. Ruddy , optc , L'll S. 15th Bt.
JIAYIIHN 11UCM ,
Down tlio Tricon.
S-lb can best solid
very packed toinn-
teen , DC ; 2-lb can best fuigar corn , DC.
l-lb ! } stone jar of all kinds of jams , lOc ;
best condensed milk , lOc ; worth ! lic.
3-lb can Cal. apricots , njo ; ! Mb can
egg plums , 17jc ; . 'Mb can Cal. Damson
plums , 17ic ; sapollo , ! ) Ic ; soaplno , 3jo ;
gold dust , lijc ; pearlinc , Jllc ; now
prunes , 7ic ; oil Htirdines , fie ; 1'lc-
nlo ham , 7c ; boneless ham , lOc ; dried
beef 12c } ; very best Minneapolis Super *
latlvo Hour , JI.Ho ; Hei-kern' self raising
buckwheat Hour , f > 5o ; King's f-olf raising
buckwheat Hour , SJe ; Aunt .Temimas
IMIII cnkon Hour , fie ; very best cranber
ries , 8 Ke ! ) icr quart or pound ; very best
creamery butter , 2V ( ; very best soda
crackers , 5c ; verv ' host ovstor ' crackers ,
5c. 'HAYDl'-.N BROS. ,
Dry goods and groceries.
JIOUSK FUKN'lHHlNCi CiOODS.
5,000 lump * ) , Consisting of hanging
ltunps'glnnd hiiniH , piano lnmp > . banqiu't
lamps , student lamps , the Ujchestor
lamp , night lamiii , vno lump * nnd most
everything else muilo in lump- * . Hang
ing lamps from * 1.7r > to $1:1.50 : ; stand
lamps from lOc to $5. 73 nnd $10.00 ; jiituio
lamps , with silk iringo shades , $ , "i.l)5 ) nnd
$1/5.00 / ; lloclieslor piano lamp , with silk
fringe shade , for $0. Id ; va.-.o lamp , with
decorated shade to match the fount , $ U.d ( ) ,
worth $ .3.00 , and the little Hos-o night
lamp , "dc , something new. 5,000 cuspa-
( lores in china , terra colla , granite ,
nickle , ntc , , from lOc to $1.2-5 each.
Whips from a , ' ! dc whip for 5c up to a
W.dO whip for $1.00. Flower pots Ic , iljo ,
lie , 5Jc , lOe , It for 25c , 12 } and l ! > : each ,
all with saucers. Milk erodes for Joe.
lluttor and preserve jure , 7jc
per gallon. Copper bottom lea
Kettles , 2)C. Wns-h tubs , ode ,
wash boards loo. Mrs. Potts' and Madam
Street's patent Hut irons SI. 50 per bet ,
wringers SI. 75 , all biw lamp chimneys
5c , hat and towel racks fn1 , wiu.li bowl
and pitcher I7ic ! each , plates 5c each , 0
do/c. clothes pins /ic / , clothes lines lOe ,
Doston bean pots 15c , toilet pnpcr 5c for
package or roll , covered tin pnilb 5c , all
stool vises from Oo up to 76c , iiles 5o , all
btcol cleavers J5c ! , scrub brushesoc , hard
\\ood meat boards 25c.
25c.IIAYDEN
IIAYDEN BROS.
HOSIERY AND UNDKUWKAR.
On account of tearing down the roar
wall in our btoro wo will bo compelled to
close out at once , regardless of cost.
All of our hosiery and underwear. This
will ba Mich a chance you have never
had before to lay in your winter
supply. Wo commence Monday morn
ing the greatest hale of children's under
wear over given by iTfiy house in the
United States.Vo have put on extra
help to dispose of thislmmenKo stock at
once. Everything goes ; nothing rc-
borvcd in this salo.
Corsets , mublin underwear , yarns ,
gloves and gout's furnishings , sill to ho
sold regardless of eot. Sale continued
from day to day until block is disposed
of.
IIAYDKN BROS.
Ilankkerchief sale at Mrs. , T. Bonbon's ,
prices from lOc to $10 , including line
hand cnibroidoried handkerchiefs , bilk
handkerchiefs.
REAL LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ilaiidboino figured China bilk 3U inches
wide for ( VJo OH Monday.
Stoves null Hardware.
The West Point base burner and fav
orite oak heating stoves nro the ones to
buy if you wish to bavo money. They
each have a perfect ventilated Hue con
struction. The Webt Point being ar
ranged with collar for attaching fresh
air pipe. Of the great number of fam
ilies using the West Point all testify
they will pay for themselves in two sea
sons in the quantity of fuel they will
save and for heating they oxeol till
others. A. M. M'CARGKR ,
410 N. 10th St. ,
Solo agent.
Seaman's wagons best and cheapest.
Try the White Front market.
Ilcantify VoiuHomes. .
A remark proiif etching , nicely framed ,
for only $0 , at llospo's gallery.
Seaman's buggies oest and cheapest.
A Camel's Itesorvolr.
Admiral D. 1) . Porter , who once went
to North Africa to secure camels for in
troduction into America , gives some in
teresting points about the value of those
ugly but useful animals. Ho says :
"In their campaigns against Algiers
the French were surprised to see their
camels , although reduced to skeletons ,
making forced marches with their loads.
Mules in their condition could not have
carried even their baddies.
"A camel's llcbh is as goood as beof.
You can hurdlv toll ono meat from the
other. Cnmel s milk is very good , as I
can testify , because I used it in my cof
fee. "
"A camel generally drinks once in
three days , and , besides his four
stomachs , ho carries a sort of reservoir
in which ho stores water. I have been
told that even ton days after the death
of ti camel this reservoir can bo opened
and ten or lifU'on pints of clear drink
able water taken from it. "
A. M v Mol/.licinii'i- .
Fine watch repairing ,
Mil ! Douglas bt.
Guitars $3 , S. Bank , 507 N. 10.
Grand Concert 'lliU Afternoon mid
There will bo n grand concert at the
exposition , Coliseum building , this after
noon and evening.
Mo rum I'M DiuicliiK .School.
Armory , Capitol avenue. Should yon
desire to take lessons write for particu
lars. You have I ho choice of eleven
classes , both private and public. Adults
ran take lessons at their own conven
ience ; private lessons given.
Manufacturers samples at 25 per cent
discount at llaywurd Liros. Monday and
Tucbdny.
Carpet * .
Chns. Shlverick & Co. , 1200 , 1203 and
1210 Farnani Ht.
Court rsles of Olilungo Alilci-iuon.
Aldermen Koonnn nnd Kenny , from
the Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth wards ,
of what was once the town of Lake , are
evidently friends who o.M'hnngo politi
cal courtonios and perquisites , says the
Chicago llornld. That they do so n $
members of the city council is shown by
a much wrinkled bill head of Noonun te
lion" , buyers and commission slaughter
ers , which was picked up In the city hall
yesterday. The Xoonan of the Jinn is
Patrick Noonan , nldorniun of the
Twenty-ninth ward , the "Kenny" nd-
drcbbDil Is Alderman Kenny , of 51152
Kmornld avenue. Thirtieth ward. The
niibblvo is dated September 11 and rcudt > :
Mr. Klnny : I'leusolvo ( ! Hearer my Wn-
lush I'.ibs as I Want to lom ; it to ono of our
clergy. Kcspeotfully. 1 * . NOON IN.
Alderman Kenny answered this ro-
quoit very promptly by writing on the
outnldo fold of the paper , verbatim nd
literatim :
incvcr Inul your pass.
J. ICr.Nxv.
Tills would go to dhow Hint Aldormnn
Noonan lost the papor. It ini'ldoiitally
bhows that his Wahiwh pns-i Is very
much traveled on by a brother aldcM--
! man as well as by onu of "our clergy."d
NEW CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE ,
v
The Parisian Oloak nnil Suit Oo. Offer Great
Bargains ,
l-ivrry Ijnily In nnil Alinut Oniahn Jr
Hlioiilil liiNprnt This New Stock f
llcrctoloru
500 ehlldrons'cloaks in all tlio nowosti
Bhapes and best materials ranging in
price from $2.00 to JjlL'.OO uotuallv worth
from M.OO to $ l0.00. ! Shoddy imitations
of thi" < o garments are bold elsewhere ut
iniit'h higher prices.
J'\iur hundred and fifty misses' clanks
nnd jni'kols , all porfci'tlon in style and
( | ualllv of inaterial. Any ono of tlu-sp
Is worth fullv ono-third morn than wo
will ask for them TOMOUUUW- MON
DAY.
OUR THIRD WKKKLY HAWAII
SALE.
A visit from mothers and InttMidintf
puivhasors will bo sulllolent to coinlncp
them that wo can and will live up to our ,
motto and glvo the best goods fur the
lowest possible price ,
CLOAKS , .lAl'ICKTS AND \VHAP9 ,
Ladles' jackets and capon.
The very latest styles and materials.
Thousands to cho&o from.
Koo our jackets from $ . ' ! up.
See our nowmarkuts from So up.
See our long wraps from $ " > up.
SUITS. SUITS. SUITS.
TEA GOWNSANDMOKiN'mi W1JAI ? .
In this department , us well us on ?
cloaks , wesi.iiply defv competition.
b'UHS. KUKS. Fl'HS.
All our sealskins and fur garments
bought hist May. Wo will sell , without
adding the recent great advance , seal
suquos at $85 and $100 that would cost
today from the manufacturer SI1I5 to
$1.50. These are genuine Alaska "eal ,
warranted London dyed. Only a fi < w
left. It will certainly bo a biion to in
tending purchasers of seal gnrinrats to
see these bargains.
PARISIAN CLOAK AN'O SI'ITt'O. ,
llamgo Huildmg.
S. 15. Cor. 15th and llnrm-y sts ,
' r.
Irei > Cut Sale.
Owing to the quite imf i\oialilo
wenth''r Friday and Saturday , HIJW ird
Uros. will continue the sale of ni'iiiuriii-
turers sampler Monday and Tih-iliy.
There are hundreds of pairs of Mn so
tampion , and will bo told at the itmf riu
discount of 20 per cent from ri'nul.u-
price.
AXI > Hii3V : 1'ATKNT SHITTTini.
DetallH of a Test in Oc
trolt.
Detroit Free Pres-s : Yesterday at 1 p.
in. , Chief Hattlo of llio lire di'iiartniniit.
with engine No. 1 and a full company of
firemen , tested the working of the nyw
sliding , rolling iron shutters , jujt
placed upon the rear of ( . 'hnrlOS
Werner's stores in the Tratigott Si-hmidt
block , Nos. 15 and 17 Monroe
avenuo. Those shutters are constructed'
so as to bo opened from the onthido witt
a stream of water and tlio obji"'t of thg {
test was to domoiistrate tlio clllciom-y
these now shuttorH. The btroamia \
turned on exactly at 4 p. m. and as the
hojo played upon the uhuUors , they
were quickly opened ono after another
from the bocond to the llfth lloor. As
tlio hist shutter opened the crowd
cheered and the chief gave orders to
have the hose turned upon the shutterH
from the opposite direction , and they
were as readily closed.
Among the spectators were prominent
citizens , underwriters , and many otherj ,
who were interested in the working of
these shutteiu Chief Battle at thp
close gave his unqualified iMidorsai
incut of the shutters and stati'd thai
they were tlio only perfect shutte
that ho had over seen. And that in
cases they would onablotho tire doju *
nient to put out the lire without the dan
gerous delays now occasioned in getting
into the roar of the blocks where they
are now protected with the old bt } lo of.
iron shutters.
These shutters can also bo opened and
closed on the inside with a lover without )
opening the window.
They tire the invention of Gustavo An * - \
drcen of Omaha , Nob. , and are bc'iii' ' i
manufactured by J. K. Holies V , Co. oJV
Detroit.
Tlieso shutter have received the en
dorsement of the chiefs of the llro de
partments at Chicago , Omaha and other
cities , where they have already bucii
tested.
_
Tlio biggest stock of zithers and
strings , S. Bunk , M)7 ) N. 10.
"Was Count , I.co Tolstoi SI nil ?
To write a tale t o extremely bad
That ono , a maker of clothes ;
( Not from Cincinnati ! )
Should dooroo that through the P. 0.
You can not got lO'oulxor Sonalii ,
As much so as tlio man .vho dcn-s
not acknowlcdgo that
Kobortbon llros. wll only
the Jinost cigars at 21(1 ( So. 15th t.
An Entire New Line
in
and Bonnets.
AND MANYNKW
MILLINERY
DAVI
_ - * * * - _ - * * - . - * - W J1.M -
Milliner.
Opposite Jut
OppositePostofficc.
Postofficc.
225 DEARBRNST. CHICAGO.
G. W. SIIHLDOX4 CO.'S1
U , S , CUSTOMS TARIFF
( McICinley Bill. )
NOW R liADY
PrIool.OO .Mailed I'l
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