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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNHAY MARCH 31. 1889.-TWELVE PAGE&
J1AYDEN nilOS.
letting Down tlio Prices Embroltl *
cries nnd liners.
27 pnttorns In ombroldorlcs nt lo n
ynrtl. worth 8e. " Emb. nt 2o. 80 , Co , 7o
nntl lOc , worth lOo to 28c. Elegant cmb.
61 inches wldo , lOo n ynrd. 27-Inch
flounclngs 29c n ynrd , worth 40c. 42-
Inch flounclnga 89o n ynrd. Fine ori-
ontnl laces 8c. Vnlonclonnes Inccs very
ohonp. Real Hnon Incos , 21 Inches
wide , 60 n. ynrd. Fine medlcl Inccs 3c ,
Go , 7c nnd lOc , worth ICe to 25c. Mn-
chlno mndn torchon Inccs 60 per dozen
yards. Hnnd mndo Hnon torchon Inccs
Ulc , 8c. 6c. 7c nnd lOo n ynrd , worth up
to 25c. Silk Spanish Incos. 4 Inches
wldo , 15o n yard. 42-lnon Spanish
flouncltus 81.0'0 , 81.2-5 , 81,60 , 81,76 , $2.00
nnd $2.26 , worth $2.00 to $1.60.
SILKS AND DllESS GOODS.
Now designs in figured nnd Chlnn
Billcfl , 48o nnd 76c , nnd plain colored
Chlnn ellks , 05c , worth 85o. Slllc
plushes , 83c , 46o nnd OOc , worth G5o to
$1. Black striped velvets , 85c , reduced
from $1.50. 100 pieces cotton velvet , 25c
vd , worth 60c. Superb hnrgnlns In high
grade- silks nt 7Gc , 880 , Bo , 81,81.10 ,
81.26,81.85 nnd 81.76 , positively worth
$1.60 up to $2.76. French Pallia , 88c ,
One , 81,81.16 nnd § 1.25 , worth 81.25 to $2.
Highest grndo silk warp nnd French
Henriettas , 40 per cent under vnluo.
Wo nro showing nn ondlo&s vnrioty In
worsteds nnd high grndo French nov
elty dress goods. Exnralno Iho goods
and compare prices.
LADIES' SUITS , CLOAKS , WRAPS ,
JACKETS , SHAWLS AND JERSEYS.
The most important snlo yet at
tempted. The styles , the vnrioty nnd
the prices nro most attractive. Ladles'
cloth jackets , 07c , $1.47 nnd $2.71 , worth
$2.60 to 8-5.00 ; Indies' worsted suits , styl
ishly made , $5.50 , worth $10.
JEWELRY , WATCHES AlsD PLAT
ED SILVERWARE.
Coin sirvcr thimbles , 16c ; solid gold
baby rings , lOc ; Elgin , Springfield and
Walthnm watches , 8-1.60. Why pay $ loy
Ladles' solid silver Chatlain watches ,
fine Swiss movement , $3.60 , worth $12.00 ;
1,847 Roger Bro.'s knives and forks ,
$1.50 sot , worth $2.50. All the novelties
in fine jewelry.
VEILINGS. RUCHINGS. RIBBONS
AND NOTIONS.
27 styles silk veilings nt special low
prices , full line shades silk veilings , lOc
yd. The most complete line ladies' and
children's hatfdkcrchiofs. 127 shades
nndstyles silk ribbons , ribbons for
fancy work , ribbons for trimming and
ribbons for millinery purposes. Dross
trimmings nnd dress buttons in endless
vnrioty and newest styles. Yusilnntl
dress stays , 8c doz. ; Golfs dross braids
in nil colors , 2o ; hair pins and hair ornaments -
namonts ; combs nnd hair brushes ; art
nccdlo work material of all kinds ; 117
slmdos omb. silk , 5c doz. spools ; silk
plush balls in nil shades , lo each ; fine
tinsel cord , Go yd. ; 85 shoots best note
paper , 5c ; best envelopes , So bunch ;
best oncrlo led pencils , 2c onch.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
2-hoop pails , 6c ; 8-hoop palls , 7c. No.
8 washtub , 2'Jc ; No. 2 washtub,48o ; No.
1 washtub , 6'Jc. Largo size clothes
basket , 85c ; medium size , 29c , worth
COc ; 76c clothes baskets for lOc. Wash
boards , 60. Vally clothes bars , 85c ,
worth 65c ; good house bi corns , 7c ;
chopping bowls , 60 , worth 36c. Best
oatmeal , So. The great sale in fine
English crockery and glassware is now
on. The prices are lower than overheard
hoard of. Irrosistablo bargains in fine
wall paper. Plain paper , 2o roll ; fig
ured paper , 4c } , and gilt paper , GJe roll.
HAYDEN BROS.
UA.VD1SN DRfrS.
Setting Down the Price * .
It will pay you to read our advestiso-
monts this coming week , Monday morn
ing wo open up with a letting down
the prices salo.
Gents' British i hose lOo , worth 25o.
Gents' fancy suspenders lOo , worth 25c.
Gents' heavy lisle gloves lOc , worth
25c.
25c.Gents'
Gents' best quality linen collars lOc ,
worth 25c.
Gents' balbriggan shirts 16e , worth
25c.
25c.Ladies
Ladies 'jorsoy ribbed vests 12Jc , worth
25c.
25c.Ladies'
Ladies' ribbed ;
jersey vests , birds-oyo
* Btitch.Soo each , worth COc.
Children's lace bonnets lOc , worth 25o.
Ladies' lisle thread jersey fitting
gloves only 16c per pr. , worth 25c.
Ladies' fast black hose , will not stain
or crock ; if so , money refunded , 26c
per pair , worth 50c. Ladieu' very fine
quality of black lisle hose , only 35c per
pair , worth GOc. *
Ladles' black spun silk hose , only 85c ,
worth 81.60 per pair. Infants' Jersey
ribbed vests , only 12Jc. worth 25o.
Ladies' 2G-in. umbrellas , only 81.50 ,
worth $2.50.
Ladies' parasols , long handles.
Directors , 860 and up. Wo nro show
ing an elegant line of parasols and sun
shades. Ladles' summer corsets , oOc ,
76 and $1.00.
A roj'Vlar 31.00 corset on Monday at
BOc. A
Wall pVpor , 2o roll ; host plain paper ,
4Jo ; gilt paper , 0o.
i SHOE DEPARTMENT.
This week wo have our special sale on
ladles' Oxford ties.
Wo have n beauty for 81 , hand turned
with or without tips.
The best tnngoat , hand sewed , for
11.25. Kid opera slippers , G5o , 75c , 8Go
and 81.
A few small sizes loft in our tip shoos
to go this week for $2.25 , with n few of
our htttul turned small sizes at the same
prlco.
Our child's grain seamless back ,
worked button hole , all solid leather
school shoo for 81 beats them all. Don't
fall to Bocuro n pair.
If you want bargains in good honest
goods , call in our shoo department this
week.
week.Wo
Wo are headquarters for wigwam slip
pers. Another lot of fine kkl baby shoes
on the way , and wo will place on sale
for 25o.
A largo line men's shoes just in.
Prices way down.HAYDEN
HAYDEN BROS. .
Dry Goods.
SntIn KtnhliiKK Only $1.00.
Hosno will soil satin pictures at $1.00
lor this week. 1518 Douglas St.
rinby CaiTinccs.
In the latest style ? at Howe , Kerr &
Col , 1510 Douglas st.
Meals served at all hours of the day
or night nt the Creamery , U10 Dodgo.
Dcnuttriit Ollftoii Hill.
Passenger depot now , bolng built on
Bolt Line , on north side of addition ; 18
minutes' time and fivo-cont fare to oltv.
Quicker than horse cars from Shimi'e
addition. Porbons can go homo to nln-
nor in an hour , and suonit ! ! 0 minutes at
borne. Why pay rent or llvo in boardIng -
Ing houses when you can buy a lot and
havp a house built to suit you on month
ly pay man Is ? Suburban trains will
mid 60 per cent lo vnluo of this beauti
ful and healthy addition. South fronts
ISOO , north fronts $760 , and'your choice
of best 200 lots. Call nt once.
A. P. TUKBY ,
15th and Douglas Sts.
Wanted good coat-makers at tfamgo's.
$1OO Organ "only $48.00.
A fine instrument in walnut case , G
stops , U Unco swells , for 818.00 , on easy
yuyjneuts , A , Uospo , jr , , 1618 Douglas.
IIAVDKN BUDS.
Ivcttlnc Down ttio Price * .
Ynrd wldo floor oil cloth , 26cynrd.
Bettor grade nt 860 , 40o nnd GOo ynrd.
Wo hnvo boon adding to our stock of
cnrpots n great many now patterns dur
ing the past week. Ingrain cnrpots nt
22o. 25c , 85o , 39o , 40o , 45c , 60c , 65o , 05o
nnd GSo ynrd. Another lot of oxtrn
supers , nil wool , at GSo nnd 75o ynrd.
Those nro nil now and this season's
stylo. This is our first season that wo
are handling carpets ; will therefore
*
rrinko It an objoot for you to
buy your carpels of us. A
handsome line of Smyrna rugs nt OSo ,
81.76 , $2.60 , $3.50-W.39'nnd 81.88 onch.
Tnpestry brussels nt 65c , OSo nnd 76o yd.
Window shndos with fnnoy dntlo nnd fix
tures complete nt 800 each. Op.-\guo
shades , plain or fancy , in all the now
shades , 7 or 0 foot long , nt 60o nnd GOc
each. Wo are showing nn olognnt line
offinolnco certains in cream or whit } .
Our stock never was so latgo ns It Is
now. Also n full line of ramlo nnd raw
silk drapery by the yard. Raw silk
tnblo covers at wholesale pricos. The
rush for wnll paper still contluos.
Good paper nt 2o roll , best plnin paper
atHo , gilt paper at OJ n r oil , etc.
LETTING DOWN THE PRICES.
Heavy soft finishedbleached , twilled ,
all huon toweling , lOo yard. Brown
twilled crash , : Hc yard. Half bleached
toweling , 6c , Go , 7c and Scyard.-Spcclnl
good value In towels nt lOo , 12Jo , 16c ,
19c nnd 25o oach. Only a few more of
thoao Inrgo whlto bed spreads at $1.00
each. Our fi slzo Gorman napkin loads
them nil at 31.00 doz. While chocked
nainsook at lOo , would bo good value nt
loo. Fnnoy fringed nnd bordered nnp-
klns worth OOo do/ , reduced to 60 onch.
Letting down the pqlcos on wnsh goods
on Monday , dress ginghams , plain ,
striped or checked seersucker , stand
ard apron chocked gingham , all at
Ole yard. Among those you
will find some of the host
bargains offered this season. Wo carry
the largest and best assorted stock of
fine ginghams and saloons you will
find in Omaha. All wo ask is to com
pare our stock and prices , and you will
admit that Haydcns is the place to find
what you want , nnd that you will save
lots of money by trading nt Hnydcns.
Now lot of two-yard wldo tnblo felt , just
opened , in hanusomo shades. 11-4 size
colored Mitcholino bed spreads at SI.89
each. Bargains in remnants of ging
hams , sateens , white dross goods , table
linens , etc. Good wall pnpor , 2c roll ;
bolter grade at 4ic ; gilt paper at Gic a
roll , and so on. It pays you to buy your
wall paper at HAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods.
The Omahn Sand and Stone company
owners of the Shell Rock limo works ,
on the Platlo river , hnvo made arrango-
monls lo increase their plant nnd will
begin operations next woelc. The com
pany will with its increased facilities
for manufacture boablo to turn out ever
a thousand barrels of. limo daily. Tak
ing into consideration the short time
the Shell Rock limo has boon in the
market the action of the company in in
creasing its system clearly shows that
the preference of builders and contrac
tors for Shell Rock lime has exceeded
the most sanguine expectations of Iho
owners.
The "manufacture of limo has boon so
very limited in this state and the largo
prices paid for hauling nnd other
charges by reason of its being brought
mostly from Illinois and Missouri
should bo an incentive for homo con
tractors and builders to patronize nnd
support the comparatively now homo
industry ! The Omahn Sand and Stouo
Co. arc worthy of natronago and should
receive substantial recognition.
. . .
Take your meals at the Creamery ,
1410 Dodge street.
Music One Cent n Paeo
nt Mineborg's , 1614 & 151G Dodge St.
$10O Orpan Only $18.00.
A fine instrument in walnut case , G
stops , 2 knee swells , for $48.00 , on easy
payments. A. Hospo , jr. . 1613 Douglas.
Policeman Brady's family have just
recovered from dipthorla. Dr. Jofloris
remedy dia tlio work. Twenty-five
years trial proves the doctor's remedy
to bo infallible.
Ofllco workers , stenograph ' , teach
ers , dentists , draftsmen , and all those
who follow a , profession requiring the
constant use of the eyes , often find their
vision becoming painful or deceptive.
Reading becomes difficult , print blurs
and becomes indistinct , eyes require
rest nt frequent intervals. These are
symplons of weakness that properly
fitted glasses will relieve and correct.
N. M. Ruddy , practical optician' 211
South Fifteenth street , give's his entire
attention to the correct fitting and
grinding of spectacles. Satisfaolion
guaranteed. No charge for examination
of the oyos.
Satin Etclilna * Only $1.OO.
Hospo will sell satin pictures ntT 81.00
for this week. 1513 Douglas St.
The now Commercial bank will bo
plastered with Adamant Wall Plaster.
EDUCATIONAL.
The Ynlo "Varsity " crow average 171
pounds.
Hnrviml will play the University of
Pcnnsvlvunlu at cricket In Philadelphia
Mny S5.
Several members of the faculty of Dart
mouth college voted against prohibition the
ether day , while two-thirds of the boys voted
for it.
A lady teacher nt Falrfiohl , Pa. , la carried
on a board to school each morniuqr , despite
muddy roads , by two o the larger boys , who
call for her.
The SarRont prize of $100 is offered this
year at Harvard college for the oest metrical
translation of the fourth ode of the third
book of "Horace.
The address delivered by Prof. Herbert 13.
Adams ut Johns Hopkins university on
Founder's ' Day , February 23 , has been pub-
lishud in the last number of the University
Circulars. It is a practical statmucat of the
tolatiou between the university nnd the
state.
California has given a permanent endow
ment to her university of ( bl 1.000 , yielding
nn annual income of Ktt.OOO , and lu addition
to this grants ono-tunli of a mill tax , which
yielded ever * ri,0H ) ; ) last year. Thus tlio
university of California receives $118,000 au-
nually from the stato.
An Electric club lins been organized nt
Harvard , its purposes are to aid its mem
bers In the study of electricity nnd allied
topics , nnd to bring before the Harvard au
thorities tlio need of oettor facilities in the
electrical department , uy which tlio students
may gain as complete an education in elec
tricity as In any ether department ot the
university.
Less than two yours ago a college for the
training of teachers was established at No.
0 University Place , Now York , with an on.
dowmcnt fund of 100,000 and under the
presidency of Dr. Nicholas M. Hutlcr. It
was then virtually a private Institution , but
nt the beginning of the current year it was
given a charter under the state board of
icgents , ana will henceforth grant degrees.
Nebraska grants three-eighths of a mill
tax , yielding about $00,000. Wisconsin pays
one-eighth pf n mill tax. or ? M,000. for her
university. Michigan has given , over two
million dollars to higher education. The
"University of Michigan , which offer * nn-ed-
ucatlon without charge , for tuition to every
cltiion of the state , is supported on a tax of
one-twentieth of a mill. The University
tax-rato yielded last year ( i7Q7J.
Banking and lumber business for sale.
Inquire of C , K. Loor.ils , under Capitol
Natloual bank , Lincoln , Nab.
StonohlU'a
Mammoth sale ot dress goods nnd silks.
Unheard of Bacrlfio of desirable spring
novelties. It will soon bo the time when
whlto goods will bo In demand , nnd in
the meanwhile our dross goods must bo
moved.
AH our elegant silk warp Drap do
Almas , regular price $2 , nt 81. 2-5.
Our 48-inch Henriettas , regular 81.60
quality , nt OOc.
Hero is a bargain. 42-Inch all wool
Drap do Almos in now spring colorings ,
fine quality , usually soul nt 81.26 , lor
50c n ynrd. Ask to see thorn.
Combination stripes nnd plnlds to
match , our 81.25 goods , down they go to
75c.
75c.All
All wool 'lO-inch striped screes 40o n
yard : wo have boon selling thorn nt 75o
42 inch nil wool Henrietta , all the now
colors , ntfiOon , ynrd j this is n spoeial
for ono day only. The usual price is
81 per yard.
Novelties in stripes nnd plaids , half
wool , n big bargain nt 2oc , wo will offer
for 1 Ic n , ynrd.
Our 20o dross goods nt this great sale
for Oc ft ynrd.
SILKS.
Black Guinot silk , warranted not to
pull atthe seams or got shiny , at OOo.
This is n special thing nnd is as good ns
you will got for 81.60 nt nny ether time.
Our $1.60 Chiim silks , 27 inches wide ,
nt 70c n yard. Ask to see them.
Our 81 China silks ut 40o a yard. Ask
to see them.
Our 76c China silks , plnin and figured ,
atSOcayard. Ask to see thorn.
All our all silk surahs , fully worth 75o
n yard , nt 39c. Ask to BOO them.
All silk satin Rhndamos , extra fine
quality , for sale ; wo will oiler them nt
87ic n yard. They would bo n bargain
nt 81.50.
This is a bonn fide sale , such ns has
never before taken olnco In Omaha.
Any lady will do well to look ever our
stock before purchasing olsowhoro.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF SPRING
JACKETS.
Spring j ackets at OOc , worth $1.60.
Spring j ackets nt 81.25 , worth 82.25.
Spring nckots at 82.26 , all wool , worth
83.50.
Spring jackets at 83.50 , all wool\vorth
85.
Elegant light shades in fine quality
broadcloth jackois at $0.75 , worth 810.
STONEHILL ,
110 , 118 Sixteenth street.
Satin Etchings Only $1.OO.
Hospo will sell satin pictures at 81.00
for this week. 1613 Douglas St.
$550 Pinno For SJ525O. *
A fine mahogany upright piano , full
size , an elegant instrument , worth 8550
for 8250. Terms , 82-3.00 cash , balance
on a year's timo. A. Hospo , jr ; . 1513
Douglas St.
o
Just Try It Once.
If you are acqunltod with Iho merits
of the "Chicngo Short Lino" puruhnso
your ticket via the Chicago & North-
v.'ostorn railway on your next eastern
trip. In this way you will secure the
benefits of fast limited lime ( Omaha
3:45 : p. in. , arrive Chicago 8 o'clock
next morning ) , Iho lalcstand finest ves-
tibulod sleepers , free reclining chair
cars , dining car , meals that just suit
you , and last , but by no means least ,
the entire fast trains of the CHICAGO
& NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
RUN SOLID OUT OF OMAHA UNION
PACIFIC DEPOT , thus saving passen
gers of any class a vexatious transfer rtt-
Council Bluffs.
City ofllco 1401 Fnrnam street. Tele
phone 601. W. A. BABCOCK ,
General Western Agent.
Bargains In Pianos
at Moinborg's slaughter sale of bankrupt
"
rupt stock , bought "recently at auction.
Terms made to suit purchaser. 1614 and
1616 Dodge st.
Findloy & Shields , architects , room
40 , Chamber of Commerce , Omaha.
$550 Plnnn For $25O.
A fine mahogany Upright piano full
size , an olognnt instrument , worth 8550
for $2-50. Terms , 825.00 cash , balance
onaj'oar's timo. A. Hospo , jr. , 1613
Douglas St.
See Hospo's COc pictures this week.
if
Those expecting to build should ex
amine Adamant wall plaster and save
money. Office 401 Paxton building.
Canon City coal. 87 per ton.
Nebraska Fuel Co. , 214 South 13th St.
Take your meals at the Creamery ,
3 10 Dodge street. _
$1OO Orinii only $1S.OO.
A fine instrument in walnut case , 6
stops , 2 knee swells , for $48.00 , on easy
payments. A. Hospo , jr. , 1513 Douglas.
S55O PlnncFor S25O.
A fine mnhogany uprighfc.piano , full
slzo , an elegant inslrument , worth 8550
for 8250. Terms , 825.00 cash , balance
on n year's timo. A. Hospo , jr. , 1613
Douglas St.
Adamant wall plaster has been or
dered by A. W. Phclps , the contractor
for his now house in north Omaha.
Accorileons Only 75c.
Finest 812 accordoons only 85 atMoln-
borg's , 1514 and 1510 Dodge st.
Past Time to Chicago.
The Burlington No. 2 , a solid vesti
bule express , with dining car , free re
clining chair car and Pullman palace
cars of the , most elegant design , sup
plied with free libraries , hot and cold
water in the lavatories , etc. , now loaves
Omaha daily al 3:60 : p. m. , arriving at
Chicago at 8 a. m. This is the uost
train from Omaha to the oast. It makes
but few stops , and thpro are no tedious
waits for connections' , thus insuring its
being on time. Ticket olllco 1223 Far-
nam street.
Rook Springs Steve Coal , $0.5O.
Jeff. W. Bedford , 14th and Fnrnam.
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE & ST
i AUIi ll'V.
Via Omnhn nnd Council Bluffs.
Short line to Chicago and the oast.
Finest dining cars in the world.
Through sleeping cars to Chicago.
The route of the first "Golden Gate
Special. "
Best line to Washington for the Inau
guration of President Harrison.
Only direct route to the G. A. R. en
campment nt Milwaukee.
Everything first-class.
First class people patronize first class
lines.
Ticket agents every where In thn west
sell tickets ever the Chicago , Milwau
kee and St. Paul railway.
Ticket ofllco 1601 Farnam street. F.
A. Nush , General Agent.
Banjos for Only $2.0O
and upwards. Moinborg's , Dodge Bt.
.
- *
Troen and shrubbery of our own
growing. Taylor Bros. , 807 S. 10th Bt.
Samuel Burns puts on sale Monday n
special bargain , bought on his recent
visit to Now York.
80 English decorated dinner sots
' 812.00 , formerly 25.00
20 hand painted dinner eots at 818 ,
formerly 836.
Call and ecu thorn ,
\
N DUOS'
Great Snlo Monday nml Next Wcok.
Our great saloon wnll paper still goes.
You can hnvo chbico of eVer 60 styles of
wall paper nt Sarbll , and you nro not
compelled to buymny borders , but if you
doslro borders wo have an elegant as
sortment n loiporynrd. Don't forgot
wo cnn snvo you money on wall pnpor.
Another lot Inrpo sized hampers , 76o
each ; clothes baskets , 48o ; close pins ,
Ic dozen ; Inrgo size clothes racks , GSo
each , others nsh ; 81.00 for snmo ; 8-hoop
palls , lOo each ; scrub brushes , 60 ; step
ladders , 76c ; toilet paper , 5croll' toilet
soap , 80 cake , elegant blacking cases ,
81.00 ; English whlto granite cups nnd
saucers , 45o sof , dinner nlatcs , 60o
sot ; tea nnd breakfast plates , 45o sot ;
decorated chamber sots , 82.76 , can't bo
bought anywhere loss than 84.60 ; n
largo line of hanging nnd li
brary lamps in decorated nnd plain at
one-half retail prlco ; got your tinwaro
on Co nnd lOo counters ; look through
our Imsomont Monday. Largo line
dross goods Monday in stripes and
plaids , lOo yard ; 40 Inch Henriettas nil
colors , 42jo yard ; China silks 60o yard ;
figured China silks , 75o yard ; best line
of patterns in Omaha : 1,000 yards fine
Tinsel ruchings Monday , lOoynrd ; now
wash buttons , 60 dozen ; Gorman cheviot
chock shirtings OJo yard ; domestic
satnicsVo ynrd ; white ground figured
shirting prints , 45c ynrd. Special sale
Monday of 100 dozen flno corsota in
white and drab , 60o pair , only half
prlco ; special prices next week on la
dles' and children's cloaks nnd jackals.
Now Is the time to buy carpets ; don't
buy until you got our pricos.
BENNISON BROS.
o
$7fi.OO Organ for $25.00.
Fine walnut cnso , 3 stops , ono knee
swell , for 825.00 , 85.00 cnsh and 85.00
per month. A. Hospo , jr. , 1518 Douglas.
WHjIjIAN DAKST.
Telephone 717.
Win. Dnrst , 1813 Farnam St. , Omaha ,
Nob. I hnvo taken the agency -of the
celebrated "Arcndmn" Mineral Spring
company's mineral water from Waukesha -
sha , Wis. I nm now prepared to deliver
the same in nny qunntily direct to your
houso.
My terms nro C. O. D. On returning
empties my agent will pay cash for
same at the house , thereby saving all
trouble in getting the proper credit for
empty bottles.
I also carry n full line of fine family
wines , liquors and bottled boor , im
ported nnd domestic , in glass or bulk ,
nnd to give my customers the benefit I
oiler the above goods nt wholesale
prices. This is not idle talk. Try mo
and you will find that I will save you
money.
I will advertise my prices in the near
future. War. DAHST ,
Telephone 717. 1313 Faruam.
Two of n Kind.
Now York Weekly : Able Editor ( to
now dramaticcritic ) "I likoyour work ,
sir. I nm delighted with it. No matter -
tor how young nnd lovely nnd pretty n
now actress may bo , you don't gush ever
her. "
Dramatic Critic "No , sir. "
"That Is whatM like about your arti
cles. With all my former critics I was
in hot water half the timo. They were
all young follows , and every Monday
night they'd bring in alot of fresh gush
about some now actress , and every limo
jjithout exception , my wife would _ BUS
peclMDO of writing these articles my
self. Sool"
"I BOO. Well , there'll never bo nny
such trouble wmlo I'm with you. I've
got a wife. "
See Hospo's COc pictures this week.
Violin and Guitnr Strings 3c
nt Moinborg's , 1514 & 1510 Dodge st.
Meals served nt all hours of the day
or night at the Creamery , 1410 Dodgo.
$7G.OO Organ for $25. OO.
Fine walnut case , 3 stops , ono knee
swell , for $25.00 , $5.00 cash and 85.00
per monlh. A. Hospo , jr. , 1513 Douglas.
Cream wool sparsely dashed and splashed
with n bright color will bo the favorite stun
for summer tennis gowns.
$75.09 Organ for $ S5.OO.
Fine walnut case , 3 slops , ono knee
swell , for $25.00 , $5.00 cash nnd $5.00
per Hionth. A. Hospo , jr. , 1613 Douglas.
Fine Guitars Only $2.5O
Moin borg's , 1614 and 1610 Dodge st.
PEPPERMINT JDRO'PS.
Tlio greatest affliction that can befall n
fish is to bo taken in soino.
Stove Elkens appeals to have retired for
hia four years hibernation net.
This city can boast of a bureau of informa-
' tion. It contains a dictionary.
It is In the Joyous springtime when the
ploughboy puts in his work tnat the earth
gets Tier sharo.
Tobacco kills the bacilli of typhus fever. II
n cignrotto will kill n dude let us encourage
the sale by all.menus.
AVhisliy is recommended as a romodv for
weak lunga. It certainly has a tendency to
make the breath strong.
There is room enough in the world for Chicago
cage and St. Louis both , but the Chicago
papers do not scorn to think so.
Sarah llo'rnhardb has received n gold
medal from the Dramatic society of Ituly.
She wears It as a chest protector.
A Pullman palace car can bo had Just now
for about 512,000. To any ono needing a. Pull
man car wo can say now is the time to sub
scribe.
Under Michigan's now female suffrage law
300 women , mostly Americans , have regis
tered In Detroit. It is understood thnt-thoy
will vote as ono man ,
"At what ago were you married ? " she
asked imruisitivoly. Hut the other lady was
equal to the emergency and quietly re
sponded , "At the parsonaso. "
Grant Allen says that nil the most Intelli
gent animals nro these which have a grasp
ing organ , This would scorn to place the
ofllco-seokor at the top of the hoap.
On the Snmoani question Germany has al
ready issued u blue book and a whlto booic
Now let us have n black book , n rod book ,
and a pretty llttlo book with pictures in It.
It'll bo true that President Harrison has
resolved not to kiss babies , there will bo no
more of the little cherubs named for him ,
excepting possibly la Now York and In
diana.
"comforter" found
Why Is the rcady-mndo
in the general houso-furnlshing store like a
poor baseball ployorl Uccauso its batting
average * is uoor. If you don't see It , rip
open the comforter.
It was perfectly-proper for President Harrison
risen to nfllx the great seal of the United
States to his liohring sea proclamation. The
great soul of the United States is commonly
caught in these waters.
The cuts , docs nnd poll parrots of England
having boon properly provided for , u hos
pital for nsh has now boon established. Pish
nro much exposed to dampness , and pul
monary diseases would naturally bo most
common.
When a man goes into nn Iowa grocery
story und aslts for vinegar ho Is followed
homo by n committee that waits around to
see where ho puts It. If it is used for a sere
throat tlio committee furnishes him with a
neck-tie.
"Ono minute , mamma , " said a young lady ,
"I'll ' bo down na soon as I have milshed tak-
intr the photograph.1 "Photograph of whatl"
"Of George's last letter to mo. In thcbe
days of vurishablo writing fluids it's Just as
well to bo careful. "
Tnero Is no use In denying that Captain
Ansoa possesses audacity of no mean order.
It requires Just that quality in its highest de
velopment to bring a lot of badly battered
and terribly battou butter-lingers homo again
from a "furriu shore.1
N. B. PAIiCONKU.
Cloak mul Jersey Department.
Our line of spring goods lu jnckol
dlrootolros , mnntlos , NowmarkoU ,
Peasant nnd beaded wraps Is the most
complete in the city. Wo are showing
n handsome line of tallor-mado jack6ts
at 83.00 , 81.60 , 80.60 nnd 87.00 , in * colors
and black , made of ohoviots , corkscrew ,
broadcloth , wide wale , Sicilian cord
nnd diagonal.
Our line of beaded wraps is very
largo. Wo nro showing n beaded wrap
at 81.00,85.78 , 87.60 anil 810.80 : they are
made of the host Ottaman slllc , richly
embroidered , with jot trimming , and
have the netsloovo.
Our silk mantles , trimmed with hand
made gimp nro the Intost novelty for
spring. Our prices nro from 818.60 to
827.60. *
Wo have received a Inrgo line of
Indies' ten gowns nnd flnnnol blouses ,
the newest in the market.
Wo just opened n line of imported
glove fitting jerseys in all the now
styles nnd colors , which wo will plnco
on sale at very low pricos.
The black fichus handsomely ombrold
orcd with silk frlngo wo aro" still sell
ing at 83.75 , 81.60 , 80.00 , 87.00 , $0.00 and
810.60.
The first great snlo of Inco curtains In
our now drapery department will bo
made on Wednesday , April 8. It will
lie the largest sale and the lowest prices
wo hnvo over mndo. Particulars Mon
day. EL B. FALCONER.
MUS. J. B13NSOX.
Special Prices Fop This AVcek.
Wo are carrying a handsome assorl-
inont of that French muslin under
wear , nil hnnd mndo. Wo have ] ust rc-
colvod an elegant line of these hem
stitched ombroldorios , skirting width ,
42 inches wldo. For a few days wo will
soil n child's corded wnist for 25c. Wo
call the attention of Iho ladles tu our
D abdominal corset with spoon clasp ;
also our dress form corset for 81 ; also a
nice line alpaca and sattoon skirts for
spring wear. For this week wo will
sell nn oxtrn fine jersey ribbed vest lu
nil colors 60c. An extra quality of
silk vest for 81.25. Wo have
just received nn olognnt line
of sun umbrellas and parabols. Thcso
are the best goods made. Wo guar
antee the wear of them. All Iho
nowcst _ styles in handles. In our dross
trimmings department wo liavo a line
of now styles fringes for spring wraps.
A handsome line of now ruchings , in
cluding tiirectoiro stylo. See our
handsome line of Chnntilly black laces ,
42 and 62 inches wide. Now goods in
all departments. Mns. J. BENSON ,
15th , near Douglas.
I'innos Moved
On now , improved piaon trucks. Safely
insured. A. Hospo jr. , 1513 Douglas st
Piano luning at Hospo's ?
Music for the Million lo
a pngo at Meinborg's , Dodge st.
E. J. Duvis , safe moving , etc. ; ofllco
419 S. 16th St. , Shooly block. Telephone
1153-
-
KlSLiKilOUS.
Converts to Christianity are increasing In
India , especially m Madras district.
Great religious revivals are reported in
England among the middle classes.
An evangelical church , to cost $50,000 , is to
bo erected in the near future at Koine.
Calviu's old church , the Cathedral of St ,
Pierre , in Geneva , is , it is said , to bo re
stored.
General Sherman's son , Thomas Ewing ,
has nearly completed his studies at the
Georgetown university , and will bo ordained
to the Catholic priesthood by Archbish6p
Uynn in tno Philadelphia cathedral in July.
Out of seventy-six prominent clergymen ir
Massachusetts more than one-half declare
themselves against the prohibitory amend
ment to the state constilution. They are all
in favor of temperance ; but they do not al
believe that lompeanco can bo advanced bj
urohibitory laws.
Rev. P. A. Grace , vicar of Great Baring ,
Essex , England , who recently published i
catechism in which ho denounced as a sir
the visiting of a dissenting place of worshii
has boon censured by his bishop for the pub
hcation. The bishop says that the vicar'i
assertions are most unrighteous' .
* Young Kfen are < ]
| asking themselves ? ]
MY SPRING SUIT ? ;
What Shall I Choose ?
An easy matter for you if
you'll go direct to Nicoll's.
J
They know what will |
f suit you. They've got an 4
assortment that you'll fairly ?
A revel in. A
Besides , they are surety 4
2 to you for perfect fit and |
A
w
Satisfaction in the make. J
tYou'lI save $10 * to {
j$2O and get neA/ver / |
I goods and better !
Jwork , ' J
Suits to order , " $20 to $45
Overcoats " $20 to $40 J
Trousers , " * $ $ !
OPEN EVENINGS. 7
TAILOR
f U09 Dongla ; Street , Omaha , I
Bulcs. Bovcrul oasoa cured In Haven days. Hold
II M per box , ull drugglsti , or by mall tom JJoo
urn Mfs Co. lli Whim 8t , tt.Y. Full directions.
error * , early decur ,
I 10 IIIBalV lo.t manlioed , eta
I win send vsla bV tmatlM ( waled ) oonUiuloe full
"They Liked It So Much fJ N.
Engagement of the Handsome and Talented
Young American Star ,
CORA TANNER 1 . j
BEGINNING
113
Matinee Siturday ,
CHARMING
NEW PLAY.
A Sweeping Triumph
Throiighoultlio United
Stales.
Identical Magnificent
Scenery
Of the New York Pro-
( Indian.
JtJff '
FOUR NIGtlTS ,
Matinee Saturday ,
A DELIGHTFUL
PRODUCTION. Jl
Tlio ( JrenteM Success ot
tlio Present Season
lu New York.
The Original Superb *
Company
Of tlio Xcw Vovk Cast.
In Robert Buchanan's SparkHnpr , Interesting mul Witty Comody-Dranm ,
Under the management of COL. W. K. SINN , of the Park Theater , Brooklyn.
Itcgular pricos. Scats go on sale Tuesday morning1.
"COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE. "
Three Nights and Matinee , Commencing
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 4th , 1889.
A PEBFEGT PRODUCTION.
THE ORIGINAL
MONDAY , APRIL 1st
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
BILL NYE
The Amcilcan Huraoilst , nml
James Whitcomb Riley
The Iloosler I'oet ,
Those two funny chain , who keep tholraiuH-
nco In "aiomlltlon of chionlu meirlnicnt. "
IMPORTANT MUSItlAL , KVENT
TII1J ONI.V
ALBANI CONCERT.
A SuiiiptiioiitiMiulcHl IJuiuiuel on
Tuesday Erenliis , April 9 , at 8 ,
F.'rat nnd only iippoumncu of the \\orlilre-
uounecl mul iiiiitcliluaamurlcuu
cuutatrlca.
Mme. Albani ,
Who v 111 l < e assisted by her eminent
CO.IKT :
Miss U&M1AN. Contralto ;
BlE. JMAS3IMI , JVnrr :
Mr. IIAHNIKU'J'ON I'OOTH. MIIMOJ
Mr. CONIIAI ) ANi-OIKIK , I'lnnlst ;
Mi. IIAItlll.n' , Flutist ;
Blc. nr.Vin.NANI , Comluctoi of the COVKNT
UAUIHiN IM'KHA , Loniton. Ill a
jn OKI .uiiino ot
OPISHATIC , CfiABdlU , and rOJ'UI.AIl MUSIC.
Itoiffi vccl scuts „ . * > , i. II. BJ , DullerWlc. .
Bale of seats open on Bat unlay morning ,
WEEK OF MONDAY Al'UlL 1ST.
A Grant Attraction.
MRS. BERTHA TAYLOR.
lfii nt Ilia head blulinp of tlioMornicn Clm rrh.
him will ciponotlio HiHTUti ut thn J > Aiiltc miO will
rocllH many IntvrentluK detnlls In coimcUltn vltli
JIv"n ° nollicr good Mlr.ictloiu. I/iot week of P. V
TO O.NB DJMU.
. . FOU INDIAN SUPI'IJRS AND
J. U'KANSI'OIITATION. Uepiu-tim-nt o tlio
Interior , Olllie ot Inillnn Air.iltn. Washington , i
Miucli ! i" > . Jhb . Si'nlod proposals. Indorsed
" 1'iojio'ials for Huuf , ( bids for U uf must bo sub-
mitt M In Rcparatu envelopes ) , Itacon. Flour ,
Clothing , or Transportation . , " ( as tlio case
nmy bo ) , and dliociud to tliu Commissioner of
Indian AlLilis. Nos , 05 anil fi7 Woosturstreet ,
Nuiv York , \slll buiocclvud until 1 p. in. ofTnos-
tiny , Apili.M ; , IBH'i , forftiinlKhlni ; for the Indian
btrvl < * o about X.o.X ) ) powidi bacon , yiiOOiiOO (
lionnds buef on the hoof. 1,030,1100 poiuida net
biot , "il',0 ' < 0 pounds lienna , 7I.UO ) pound baklna
powder , r.UOWO ( pounds corn , 477o.0 jionnds cof-
h'i > , H.MKKI.OJII pdimdi Hour , 74iH i punnds feed ,
1V > , i.O > pounds * hard bivud. 6'ilWJ poniidn liom-
Iny. M.tkio noiinds laid. HT1 burruta moss pork.
17Wx ) pounds oitniLMl , : iTi'OOi ) poundH oata ,
. " ' poundi rlco , HDW poundj tun , 3 < oowJ
pounds salt , rJXK ( ) pound * poap , U3J.OJO
pound * KUKIU- , andCWJ ) pounds wheat.
Also , blaukftH , woolen and cotton coeds , ( con
sisting In pair of licit I UK. " . ' > , ( > nnu ; xr.uulnrd
rail . HKnxyaidsdillllnir ) ; , ll.u1)1) ) ) yards ; iluclf ,
lu-o from all hl/lntr. ii < , i i > ardH ! denims. 17WJ
yards : UliiKlium , iXi.miUviuds ; Kentucky jeans ,
17.1100 yards ; cheviot , l.iHU yards ; brown Blu-cl-
IIIK , 2.15.0 ( ) yuidn ; blenched MICM-UUK , a'.OJO
yaidu ; hlikoiy nhlrllti , iri,00) ) yards ; calico
shli tlnw , 6.SIW yards ; v , linei0 : > y.u ils ) ; cloth.
Ini ; , Kion'ilof , notion ! , lutrilwnio , iiu-dlcal un-
pili > , Hthool b'loicse. . , and a loujjllut of nils-
tullailvous uitl-los. htrli as haiiicss , plowo ,
, folks , & . : , and for about ( LV ) wnconsro-
Hd forthusnrvUo , to bo dcllvflrud at C'hlca-
KO , ICiuisas i Ity , nnd olonx City. Also for micli
\\UROIIS O.H limy bo romlrod. udaptpd to the
cllnmto of the 1'aclllo Conet , with California
brakes , delivered ut Han 1'iaml'ico. Also ,
trnnppoitiitlon for IK h of the attlclos , cooJa.
and imiJpllPB Unit may not bo contnitto.l for tube
bo dtilh'crud at tlio nt'onclfs. Illds nnistibu
in add out on ( ' "Veiniiifiit hlauks. Schcdiilos
Bho\\lnutho Kind * and ( inantitlos of Hiihststenra
hiipplli'S ietilred ( | fur ea"h HKonoy and BClioo ) .
and the kinds nnd imaiitltk-i lu cross , of all
other Roods and articles , toKOtnor wlthblnnlc
iiroposals , cuiiiUtloiif to bo observed by bidders.
ilmvand place of rk'll > Hry. teims of contract
and paymnnt , Iranspoitutlon rontoH , nnd all
other no''cssnry instiuctlons will liu fiiuil hed
i.jion application to the Indian OHIce InViiHh -
liiBlun , or Nos. i.'i nnd U7 Wnosterdtiewt , New
Vork ; the Conimlssailcs of Siibslstonco , U.S.
A , , at Clicyonno , ( lilc.iuo , I.cuvonMouh , Omaha ,
Kalnt IXHUH , tialut I'aiil. and dm Kraneluco ; the
I'ostniasteu at bjonx Oily , und Vankton : and tq
the 1'iihtinuslriH at the folloulmr nainod placet )
In ICunsas ; Arkun ai City , Caldt\ull , Top"ka.
and Wichita , Thorlchtls toHnivcd by thujjov.
eniinentto jojci't any and all bid * , or nny part
of any bid , and thvt > q proposals uru liivJtcu
miller ptovlxo th.it niipioprlutlon shall be in.ulu
for the BiiiJjilli-s lj > Congions , llds | will ba
oiuMiud at the hum and duyubo\u f lated , Rial
blddois ur Invlieil to betucsent at the * opening ,
Curtlllcil ChorkK , All bldn must liu nccoin.
panled by ivrtllled clierki or drafts tipon som < i
United ht.ittH ltio.Hltory | or the Kli at National
llnnkof J > H Anci'les , Cal , , for at least tlvo pc |
( cut of the niiHJiiiit of the proposal. JOHN II.
UUIiit.r ! , ConimlsHloticr. inch'fJdmt
WHEHT YOU BUY A
CIGAR !
* * SEE THAT THE * *
"RED LABEL" |
, ,
10 ON THE BOX ,