THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , MAY 4 , 1800-TWENTY PAGER.
HAVDKN 1IUOS.
Special Sain on Sllkft , Dross Goods ,
WIIHI | Irt * H ( JooclH , Mnciif * , Kto.
Another largo shipment of silks just
received on Kilo Monday.
50 pieces of surah silk In all colors nt
850 , worth o-'c yd.
05 pieces of Ix'tuitlfnl surah silk in new
uliados ut 55c , well worth 85o yd.
10 pieces royal arinurcy nt $1.25 , would
bo 1110111) nt$1.85.
20-Inch extra flno blnck fuillo silk $1 ,
worth $1.50.
Our $1.50 armuro silk was novcr sold
for less than $2.50. Remember on Mon
day only $1.50 yd.
Wo guarantee our black silks to give
satisfaction UH well ns our colored silks.
Wo carry u largo stock of black dress
poods. Among llioni you will find the
latest weaves at low and reasonable
prices.
Wo liavo lust received black silkgrcn-
ndincs , which will bo placed on sale
Moiuluv.
COLORED DRKSS GOODS.
Letting down the prices In this depart
nient.
600 pieces figured and plain debolgo
worth lOoyard , reduced to .Tic yard.
1,000 pieces of double fold twilled cashmere -
mere reduced to SJc , lOe , 12jo und lee
yard Mohair brllliantino in light and dark
colors for Monday at 21e , worth 40c.
Novelties In plaids and striped brillinn-
tlnes reduced to 'S5c , former price SOc.
All colors in English henrietta at 22c.
25c , 28o and 3'io yard.
Special bargains in wool , sheppard
plaids for children's wear reduced to 48e
yard , was 75c.
1200 pieces of fine sill : finished mohair
brlliianlines in the newest and most
fashionable colorings at 'Joe , 48c , 55e and
05c yard , worth from 50o to $1'X ( ) yard.
Letting down the prices on side band
suits.
suits.Wo shall place on sale our entire stock
of side band suits , all now and exquisite
fihadcs at $ : ) .05 , $4.50 , $5.00 , $5.50 , $5.75 ,
90.00 , $0.50 , $7.50 , 810.00 , etc. . and will
guaruntco you a saving of at least oue-
nalf of others' prices.
Best imported French challies , all
choice designs and colorings , on Monday
nt 45o and 55e , others get 75o for the
same.
Extreme novelty In plains , suitable for
wraps for spring wear at $1.25 , well worth
* 2.00. '
1,000 yards of light ground challies on
Monday at lie yard.
Letting down the prices of the finest
American 5 challies on Monday , either
Sight or dark colors , to 5c yard.
On Monday wo oiler 200 pieces of flan-
nclletto suitings , the latest wasli dress
roods on the market at 12Jc pard.
SATKKNS.
Wo have lot down the prices on sateens
nnd expect this counter to bo crowded on
Monday , Extra help lias been secured
to help wait on this department. Wo
closed out from some of the leadimr man-
ufactorics largo quantities at less than
cost to manufacture , and in addition to
our Block on hand wo shall offer on Mon-
daj the largest assortment of sateens
I over seen on display in Omaha. At 8c
yard we offer a largo variety of patterns ,
nil plain colors , and the newest shades
out in French sateens at25e yard. Extra
II quality of American sateens nt 12 jo yard.
Our line of line American sateens at 15o
_ yard can not bo matched in styles and
[ coloring in Omaha. Remnants of imported -
' ported sateens ( some are slightly dam-
iigcd ) to lie closed out on Monday at lOc
yard. All our imported cashmere
ombro reduced to 25o ynrdv Every yard'
of 35c ombre on Halo Moiuhiy at 2oc yard.
Now styles of American cashmere ombro
ut 7o yard and a nice line at lee yard.
100 pieces of imported Scotch zephyr
pingham worth 35c yard , reduced to 20c
yard. American zephyr ginghams , lOc ,
12o } and 15o yard. Our stock of crinkled
Bocrsuekors , plain or striped seersuckers ,
Pacific and linen lawns , chambrays ,
batiste , etc. , is too largo to give par
ticulars , they must all go now at money
losing prices , for our stock is too largo
nnd must bo reduced. Indigo blue prints ,
Co yard ; 20-inch wide all linen bleached
Scotch toweling at tic. yard , this you find
nt Hnydon's only. 100 dozen of bleached
Turkish towels from Now York auction
Bale at lOo each , cheap nt lOo ; but they
will go Monday at lOc each. 25 pieces of
laeo striped nainsook at So yard , worth
12jo. 25 pieces of fine open work white
dress goods at lOc , worth 20c yard.
30 inches wide black batiste reduced
to lOc yd , letting down the prices on
outing llannol to 73 o yd. The very host
American outing llannol you can buy at
Ilayden's nt 12Je yd. All wool black
skirting llannol embroidered In old gold
at OOc , $1.12 , $1.25 , $1.40 and $1.50 yd.
Mosquito not in all colors. Linen lap
robes , SOc , 75c , $1.00 , $1.25 , $1.50 ami
82.00. Our stock of wall paper is now ,
all this season's styles and patterns. If
you Intend buying any wall paper you
can't afford to pass
HAYDEN BROS.
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Monday wo will place on sale a COo
gun powder tea at 35c. This tea is a
very line tea nnd will soil very rapidly.
.All other teas will bo cut lOo to SOc. per
' .pound. . The prices are as follows :
Basket Hreu Japan tea , 25c , 37c , 4So ,
BCc , 03c.
Green Japan ten , 25c , 35c , 50o.
Gun powder tea , 35c , 40o , SOc , GOc.
. English breakfast , SOc , 5Se , 05c , 70c ,
75c.
Oolong , SOc , OOc , 700 , SOc.
Imperial , 45c , S5e , ( Wo.
Young Hyson , 40c , 50c , OOc.
A fine Japan sifting at ISc. This is n
fine drawing tea , and gives good satis
faction.
Wo are making a special effort on cof
fee.
fee.Our coffees are roastedglared and pre
pared by exports.
Wo cannot help but please our custom
ers. Rio coffee 20o , 22jo , 25o , 28o , 30o.
U Caractas , 20c , 22Jc , 25o , 28c.
Maracabo 25c , 2Sc , J'.Oo. .
The finest Mocha and Java , 35c or 3
pounds for $1.00.
This is no Maracabo for Java or Rio
for Mocha but the best old government
Java nnd the finest Mocha. A fine
Crude of coffee for 2lc.
1IAYDEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods nnd Carpets.
Wo Ilnvo Them.
The Tropic gasoline stove.
The Perfection oven.
The "Siberia" Hardwood refrigerator.
The "Pennsylvania" lawn mowor.
The "Perfect" washing machine.
Rubber lawn hose , lawn sprinklers ,
etc. , in great variety.
Examine tho&o goods and get prices
Ijcforo making your purchases.
JOHN IIUSSIE , 2107 CUMING ST.
If You Want a IMnnn Cheap
see Jonasen , 15th and Harnoy sts.
MOUSU'K HAUGAINS.
*
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Head IMVKO Ad. on Fifth 1'nne.
- 100 ladles' tallor-mndo jackets , usual
prlco $5. Monday's prlco $2.95.
Connomnra circularsgood clothshirrcd
Lack , Monday $3.75.
25 spring wraps usually sold for $10 ,
t2 ! ami $15 , choice Monday $5.
Silk embroidered cloth capes $2.75 ;
several styles worth $0.
Child's gingham suits , beautiful styles ,
4 to 10 years,75o each. ; also BOino Scotch
jtophyr gingham suits , $2 , worth $3.
Ladles' white waists at $1.60 , worth $2 ;
also a lot with embroidery collar nnd
cutTfl. $2.75 , worth * 4.
All now , stylish goods.
E DRY GOODS CO.
iNEIllLL'S ME ,
Pnrdee. Mills & Oo. , of Pcoria , 111 , , tlio
Finest Dry 'Goods Store %
llntwoen Chicago nnd San I VnnclNUc >
Hnrncd Out , And AVe Houghl/riii-cc- .
Quartern of Their Finest Goods
and Shall Hell | Monday
Ono of the greatest wiles over under
taken in the United States.
It is boynd description , the elegant
silks , satins , dross goods , etc. , which
have been singed , partly burnt , some a
llltlo wet and some Hot damaged nt all.
There are velvets in the lot 27 inches
wide worth ? 10 per yard , silks worth $5
or $0 per yard , and such class of goods.
Every bargain which wo quote below
wo will have In stock. Wo will begin in
the kid gloves.
There is no cheap stuff in the lot , nl-
though wo shall soil gloves ns low ns 19c
per pair. They positively did not have
gloves in their entire stock which were
worth less than $2. Also there are very
few cheap corsets in this stock , such
goods as P. D , , I. C. , C. IVIt. G. , etc. ,
the stock is positively BO fine that it be
wilders us to describe it.
There Is also n fine lot of India linen ,
a big lot of sheeting which is burned on
the edges.
We positively guarantee no bargain
which we advertise to last any length of
lime. Wo bought $01,000 worth of goods
out of tliis stock , nnd will throw as much
ns wo can pile on our counters Monday.
There is no-other house in Omaha who
purchased ono'tenth the amount of goods
wo did.
Fine muslin sheeting , slightly soiled ,
some burnt on the edges , at 2je a yard.
Fruit of the loom , lonsdalo , wamsutta
and Now York mills muslin all goat4o
and 5c a yard.
25e , 30c , 35c nnd 40c sheeting , 2 } yards
wide , go all the way from 4o to 9c per
yard.
SILKS.
All Iho badly damaged silks go nt 9c a
yard and 19c , 24c , 39c per yard.
All the silks worth from $1 to
$10 per yard , such goods ns no ono
in Omaha over carries , go at 9Sc a yard.
Wo are not going to limit the quantity
of any of these goods , but shall reserve
the right to do so.
Wo should like to bo able to describe
some of Iho silks to our customers , but
find it an impossibility. The goods como
in every style , plaid , stripe , black , brocade -
cado , satin'brocade , in fact nearly every
kind of silk that is manufactured.
DRESS GOODS.
A lot of all wool and a lot of half wool
dress goods go at 5c and lOc a yardgoods
worth up to 75c a yard.
All wool Henriettas go at 25c per yard.
KID GLOVES.
Their stock of kid gloves was not dam
aged at all , but wo got them all the same
for , well wo hardly know what to say ,
about lOc on the dollar. A few gloves
wore soiled ; all the soiled gloves wo shall
throw on at lOc per pair ; most that are
soiled are opera shades.
Ladies' gauntlet kid gloves worth up
to $2.25 wo will soil at 48c. Wo have in
this lot of gloves goods none of which
are worth loss than $2 and worth up to
SI. Our prlco will bo for the goods not
damaged from 49c to 98c ; none will bo
higher. Notice the makes of gloves
which wo will have on salo.
I'll. Couvisier ,
Foster , Puvd & Co. ,
Pen-in ,
Ferris & Co. ,
Jouvin.
In fact every celebrated make in
gloves. We have these goods in all the
now shades.
There is also in this lot some ladles'
driving gloves worth $3 which wo will
offer at 09c ; not at all damaged. Wo
trust the ladies will not place this saloon
on a level with the ordinary sale to beheld
held around the city Monday , as it will
bo something extraordinary.
CORSETS.
The P. D. corset , C. P. corset , I. C.
corset and the R. G. corset , worth $2 , go
ut 19c. The $2.75 , $3 , $3.50 , $1 nnd $5 go
at OSc. Wo shall limit these corsets ,
ono to a customer.
DRAPERY NET.
Wo got about 40 or 50 pieces of drap
ery net iu this lot of goods , elegant
stuff , we shall put tlio cheaper stuff at
OOe , not damaged , and the very fine
goods in at OSc. *
HOSIERY.
All their children's hose wo shall
throw in a bin at 19c , they sold them at
SOc and 75c. Another party got the
cheaper hose. These are not damaged ;
nlso ladies' black hose at 25c. "Wo put
three thousand pieces of ribbon in this
slock , prices at So a yd , up as high as
35c for goods that are worth $2 per
yard.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Wo guarantee the ribbons , hosiery ,
laces and kid gloves to bo sound and free
from burn. Many of the fine silks are
not damaged at all , but you buy them at
your own risk ; wo positively will not ex
change a slnglo article of this sale ; so
kindly ube your eyes. Wo do not intend
to stick any of our customers , ns wo
don't want to lose our trado.
SPECIAL , SPECIAL.
In order to bo fully ready for the
crowds wo shall not open our store until
9 o'clock. 25 extra sales ladies wanted.
Apply at S o'clock sharp or you cannot
got in. STONEIIILLS ,
110 nnd 118 10th st.
HATS FOll 0 CI-3XTS
At 8. Hoffman's , Successor to II. a I.
Genius Vr Itro , , 1-1UK Douglas St.
The wholesale season for millinery Is
now about over , so wo have brought
down the balance of our wholesale stock
into our retail department and will now
sell for less than ordinary wholesale
prices.
Ono'lot of ladies' nnd children's color
ed untriinmed straw hats , good shapes
and quality ; wo will soil now for 9c.
Black untrlnunod shapes at 49c ,
Blnck straw fiats for ladies and chil
dren at only lOe. You have been asked
SOo for thcso right along.
Black leghorn fiats for 75c ; it is hard
to got them for $1.25.
300 colored straw hats and toguos ,
trimmed in flowers and lace , at OSc.
These are hats that would retail nt $2.75.
Wo will continue this snlo for the en
tire month of May in order to give
everybody a chance.
S. HOFFMAN ,
140S Douglas s ) .
Heavy Discounts on Silverware
tit Jonasen's , jeweler , 15th and Harnoy.
Finn AVntuhen Unusual
at Jonnsen's , 15th and Uarnoy
*
Fish lesson at the cooking school to
morrow ( Monday ) Y. M. 0 , A. hull , 2:30 :
p. m. :
Broiled Fish.
Sauce Tartar.
Baked Fjsh.
Robert Sauce.
Broiled Fish.
Sauce Holandulso.
Fried Fish.
Tartar Sauce.
Seaman's wagons best and ciieapest.
Choice now and second-bund upright
lanes ut urcttt bargains. C05 N. 10th st
THE BOSTON STORE ,
The Sale of the Denver Stock is a Great
Success ,
It Drew Hip CrcnvdH All Dny Satur
day , Hut the Stock Is
KnoiiKh to f'lixt all Day
Monday.
The entire stock of George II. Wilder
& Co. of Denver , Colo. , wh6 was the
leader and carried tlio finest slock of
ladies' furnishing goods in that prosper
ous city , has gone to the wall , and to
morrow wo place his whole entire stock
on sale ut 40con the dollar. .
KID GLOVES.
This firm carried tlio finest line of kid
gloves over shfppod into tlio western
country ; nnd , remember , wo offer them
to you at the following prices for tomor
row's great sale.
$7.50 KID GLOVES FOR 250.
Elegant mosquetaires , finest dressed
and undressed kid and chamois skin
wash gloves.
Wildcr's prlco on thcso gloves was
$1.60 ; wo offer you a choice or tlio entire
line for 25c.
$2.50 KID GLOVES FOR 79c.
Tiiis line consists of the following
noted brands :
Alexanders , Jouvin and Foster's.
8 button lengths of undressed Gorsters.
Shoulder lengths and arm length's in
undressed mosquataires , in black and
opera shades.
Genuine Foster's 7-hook , in blacks nnd
tans.
In fact the best brands of gloves the
world produces.
Wildor's prices on thcso goods was $2 ,
$2.50 , $3 , $3.25 , $3.75.
Wo olTor you a choice of the whole entire -
tire line at 79c.
Tlio largest line of silk mitts over shown
in the city at 15c , 19c , 25c , 39c.
Wildors price was 83c , 50c. 89c , $1.
Wildor's whole entire stock of silk
gloves will go at the following prices :
25c , SOc , 75c , $1 , worth more than double.
DENVER PARASOLS.
Among this lot of goods wo secured 5,000
parasols and sun umbrellas that were
bought for the flno elite trade of that
city ( Denver ) , which wo will place on sale ,
irrespective of the cost of manufacture ,
as follows :
LOT 1 will consist of children's and
misses' fancy parasols at 12c , Wildor's
price was 25c.
LOT 2 consists of ladies' pure pongee
and China silk parasols , assorted lin
ings , at 49c. Wildorls price was $1.25.
LOT 3 consists of line largo bilk sun
umbrellas , black all-silk parasols with
fancy handles , etc. , all to go at 79o ,
Wildor's was $2.50.
LOT 4 consists of the new La Tosca
parasols.
Surah silk , lace trimmed , with fancy
handle and linings.
Black silk sun umbrellas , with oxidized
silver handles , at $1.29 ; Wildcr's price
was $3.00 , $3.25.
Lot 5 will consist of the best makes of
silk sun umbrellas and parasols , with
paragon frames , carved ivory and silver
handles. Wo offer this lot at $2.75 ;
Wildor's price was $5. $6 , $7.
LOT C comprises a line of silk uhibrol-
las of the best foreign make , paragon
frames with silver mountings. Wilder's
price on these goods was $7 ; wo offer you
a choice of this entire line for $3.19.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
All fine goods no cheap , trashy stuff.
LOT 1 Is an immense quantity of
gowns , skirts , chemise , corset covers
handsomely trimmed , and sold regular
for $1 , but wo give them away for 25c.
LOT 2 Is a fine grade of elegant lace
and embroidery trimmed underwear in
cluding everything in this line worn by
ladies. Sold regular for $1.25 , they go
at the Boston Store for 39c.
LOT 3 These garments are made of
the finest material , trimmed with wide ,
hand made torchon laces and embroider
ies. They actually would bo cheap for
$1.50 ; wo sell them for oOc.
At 75o and $1 wo will sell the most exquisite -
quisito ladies' mublin underwear the
market produces.
JERSEYS FROM THE DENVER
STOCK.
All wool jerseys , In blacks only plain
and trimmed , our price 49c , Wilder's
price $1.
Imported cashmere jerseys , handsome
ly trimmed , newest thing , our price for
the lot $1.50 , Wildor's price $3.50.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
W. C. Lattimor , general manager ,
114 S. 10th st.
Foreign Capital In Imredo.
Laro do Times : Laredo is today hotter -
tor known within and beyond the con
fines of Texas than any other city in the
Lone Star state. A fluttering evidence
of this fact , to the citizens of Laredo , is
the visit of Mr. Patrick Murphy of
Nowry , Ireland , a capitalist of largo
means and an intelligent and accom
plished Irish gentleman , who is nlso a
great traveler , having visited every im
portant country on tlio globe. Mr. Mur
phy has boon spending a wcok in this
city , having undertaken the trip from
Ireland solely for the purpose of inspect
ing Laredo , its business prospects and
advantages. Mr. Murphy states that
ho heard of Laredo in Europe and came
to Texas to sco it. IIo has widely
expressed the opinion that ho considers
that the resources and many natural ad
vantages of Laredo assure the building
up of a largo and prosperous city here ,
and ho looks upon the remarkable devel
opment of this place as one of the most
substantial evidences of American genius
and energy that ho has yet encountered.
Mr. Murphy has backed up his confi
dence in Laredo's future advancement by
today invcbting heavily in Laredo realty
through the agency of the Laredo rail
estate and abstract company. Among
the property purchased by Mr. Murphy
are homo beautiful residence sites on the
"Heights. " Mr. Murphy's visit to La
redo was made pleasant by the atten
tions of his old friend Mr. Allan Mao-
donnell , who is located in business horo.
u
AVe Have Them.
The Tronic gasoline stovo.
The Pforfectlon oven.
The "Siberia" Hardwood refrigerator.
The "Pennsylvania" lawn mowor.
The "Perfect" washing machine.
Rubber lawn hose , lawn sprinklers ,
etc. , in great variety.
Examine these goods and got prices
before making your purchases.
JOHN IIUSSIE , 2407 CUMING ST.
Five dinners $1. jlub rest. , 1300 Farn.
HcOiru
A piano examine the now Fcalo Kimball -
ball piano. A. Hospo , 1513 Douglas.
Now pianos for rent at Hospo's.
"Blue Lilies" and "Pearl of Savoy1
the acme of oxqulbito , delicate and im
perishable perfume.
MaKnlllceiit Haines IMiinn , Only $1.25
As good ns now and a great "bargain ,
at Jonason's , cor. 15th and Harnoy.
Gentlemen ,
. Please remember that you can buy
Curt & Moars' and J. A. Bannister s
French calf hand bowed bhoes at $0.00 n
pair , reduced from $ H.OO. This Is to clobo
out a largi stools of the above lines.
G. W. COOK ,
1312 Furmuu bt.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
A Freight Train oflDry Goods Wrecked in
Illinois ,
The Kntlro ContontH of the Sniashup
Bold In limit to the Huston
Store aiuli on Sale Mon
day ' Morning.
This wreck occurred April 15 , in central
Illinois , nnd was a bad smash up for the
company , but there were no dry goods
badly damaged except those in Iho car
next to the engine. These latter were
somewhat damaged bv escaping steam.
SILKS AND SATlNS.
All the nilks , satins , surahs , fnillo
Francaiso , India silks , brocaded silks ,
trimming silks and black silks in short
lengths , the damaged parts being cut
olT , at lOc , 15c and 25u for entire lengths.
Thcso are elegant goods for fancy work ,
etc.
etc.All the surahs , satins nnd summer
silks that have been mussed in anyway
at 15c a yard.
The best grade of surah silks in all
shades at 20c a yard.
All the faille Francaiso silks in all
colors , worth $1.75 , at 49c a yard.
DRESS GOODS AWFUL CHEAP.
200 pieces dress goods from this rail
road wreck , not damaged in the least ,
consisting of Henriettas cashmeres ,
plaids , tricots , ladies' cloth , broad
cloth and fine black dress goods at
Sc , lOe , 12jc , 15c , 19c , 25c , 29o
39e. 48c ; 59c , ( JSe and 79c. This is an
awful slaughter.
Black all silk guipure laces hand run ,
Spanish point do gene and real thread
laces worth 75c up to $2 a yard ; all go at
Thousands of pieces of mnohlno-mado
torchon laces at Ic , 2c nnd Do yard.
Real linen , extra wide torchon laces at
Sc , 7c and 9c n yard.
Hand made linen laces , 2 to 0 inches
wide , worth oOc a yard , at 15c.
Extra wide , finest quality hand made
linen laces , worth $1 a yard at 25c.
Thousands of pieces of white and
cream point lace , Van Dyke , real vail
laces , duchess , medicis , Smyrna nnd all
silk laces , worth up to $2 , all go at 25c.
Five cases of all linen crash in twenty
different styles at 3jc and Go a yard.
Tlio fiiiQSt grades of extra wide
bleached table linens at 40c a yard.
Tlio finest French imported ginghams
at 7c a yard.
Five bales of sheeting , nil perfect , not
damaged in any way , 4iic ; cheap at Se.
900 pieces of ruchings , all very fine
grade of goods , 9c a yard ; worth up
to SOc.
HOSIERY.
Misses' alid ladies' fast black hose at
Co per pair.
All the fancy striped and boot pattern
hosiery 7c pair.
English balbriggan , fancy striped and
black felt , 19c.
Ladies' brilliant lisle thread fast black
hosiery , latest novelties , boot patterns
and fancy tops , at 2oc. These would bo
a bargain at 75e.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
W. C. Lattimer , .general manager , 114
S. 10th bt.
A. Weber , jr. , expert piano tuner and
repairer. 605 N. llith st.
Carpenters.
There will be an open meeting at
Schroeder's hall , cor , Twenty-seventh
and Cuming street , Monday evening ,
May 5. All carpenters are invited.
Also at Kesfucr's hall , South Thir
teenth street , Wednesday evening , May
7. Good German speakers will bo in at
tendance. All Gorman carpenters are
invited. COMMITTEE.
Laredo Times : Captain Trenzovant ,
the popular and well known general
agent in Texas for Drummond's tobacco
manufactory , has spent throe days in
Laredo. Sunday ho rode out to the
"Heights ! . ' upon the Laredo Improve
ment company's electric railway and
upon his return remarked that , to quote
the captain's own words : "The improve
ments which have occurred upon the
'Heights' since my last visit remind mo
of the tales I have read in the 'Arabian
Nights.1
It is very gratifying to the friends of
that eonsicloralo , pains-taking and coin-
potent nurse , Miss Anna II. Smith , to
know that her bcrvices are bo highly
appreciated by the medical profession
that she has been appointed to the
responsible position of nv.itron of the
Paradibo Sanitarium of Natural City ,
San Diego county , California.
Now pianos for rent at Hospo's.
lowest Hates on J'Jnrth via tlio Bur-
. Huston ,
to all points cast and west. Ticket office ,
1221 ! Fa main street. Depot , 10th and
Mason streets.
Great Hock Islam ! Kontc.
1G02 , Sixteenth and Farnam is the now
location of the Chicago , Rock Island fs
Pacific Ry. ticket ollices.
Reduced Hates 1'nst ,
via. the Great Rock Island Route. Tick
ets sold at the new ollleo , 1002 , Sixteenth
and Farnam sts. , Omaha.
Call ut l 001 ! ,
Sixteenth and Farnam , for railway tick
ets , via. the "Great Rock Island Route. "
For first-class watch repairing and
now and stylish canes and bilk umbrel
las go to C. L. Erielcbon & Co. , 200
North lOUi St.
" Harvest lOxuiirfllons South 1 ! .
via the
Wabash Railroad.
On April 22 ami May 20 the Wabash
will sell round-trip tickets to points in
Arkansas , Toxaaj Tennessee , Alabama ,
Georgia , Mississippi , Louisiana and
Florida , at lialfilaro , good for HO days.
Excursion train with reclining chair and
Pullman bufi'ot'bleoplng cars will leave
Omaha 4:15 : p. m. . Council Bluffs 5 p. m.
on above dates. 'For a copy of the South
ern Homesteaders ! Guide or for rates and
tickets to any point cast or south call on
or write. G. N. CLAYTON ,
TlekotJAgont , 1502 Farnam ,
Omaha , Nob.
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Popular shapes , .
Popular colors In
SUIT hats at Wood's.
Notice.
To these dear friends whopo kindly
asslbtanco and encouraging words sup
ported mo during the blcknor-s of my late
husband , Harry E. Dow , and for words
of sympathy and condolence BO goner-
ouslv given , I wish to return my heart
felt thanks. MHH. Jibiu : Dow.
Dr. Barnsdall'8 specialties eye , ear
nose and throat , 400-7 Paxton blk.
Born To Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Gibson -
son , a 1 1-pound bon , Sunday April 27.
Woodwork's "Bluo Lilies" und "Pearl
of Savoy , " the most labtlng und delicate
perfumes made.
' " " ' Pearl
Woodwork's "Bluo Lilies" and'
of Savoy , " perfumes of oxqulalt" lU'
and remarkable pormnnonco.
Now pianos for rent ut Uospc/3.
IIEYMAN & DEICIIES ,
Special Opportunity to Buy French Dress
Goods ,
Tliey _ Will bo Sold on Monday and
. Tuesday fur IICSH Tliun l'lro
Sale 1'rlco.i ,
I'ciTcct Goods.
AT 05 CENTS.
48 inch fine nil wool henrlolta cloths , in
the latest shades , regular $1.
40 inch extra flno French serges' , very
soft and handsome goods , regular $1.10.
40 inch French Jacquard cloths , reg
ular $1.
40 Inch novelty Italian cloths in all the
. leading colors , regular 85c.
ALL AT 05 CENTS.
In our underwear department wo will
sell the following :
French woven corsets , regular $1.25 , nt
75o.
Dr. Warner's coralino gypsy corsets
nt 75c.
Dr. Warner's summer corsets at 75c.
In our cloak and suit department hnvo
the following bargains :
All wool black cashuioro jerseys ( do not
scratch ) $1.50.
Flannel bloiibes $1.55.
Wo have also reduced all our cloaks
and suits aa well as jackets.
The season is too far advanced and wo
must soil them oven at loss.
Can you use ono of the finest Parisinn
dress patterns imido this season ?
If so como and look nt the ones wo of
fer
AT $18.00 ,
they are regular $30.00
Novelties in Swiss mulls , checks nnd
striped white dress trootls have arrived
and will bo sold nt a uniformly low
figure. IIEYMAN & DEICHES.
1518 and 1520 Farnnm st.
THE 00 CENT SXOUE.
Farnum St.
Special bargains for Monday. Wo
have placed on sale on the mam floor
about four hundred pair vases , some of
the handsomest patterns ever shown in
this city , that wo offer at the popular
prices of 25c , : > 7c , 49c , 74c , OOc. 1,000
closely woven hammocks , with pillows
and spreaders , at 99c , worth $2.00. 12
do/.cn largo brass bird cages nt $1.29 ,
worth $2,50. 100 Japanese brackets , 21
inches long , at I9c. ! 10 dozen "peerless"
pillow sham holders at 25e each , usually
sold at $1.00. 25 dozen half gallon water
pitchers at lOc. 120 now style baby cabs
at snceial prices. Other great bargains
for Monday. Now styles in jewelry , silverware -
vorwaro , etc. II. HARDY & CO. ;
The 99 Cent Store , 1319 Furnam St.
"Grant's Slngolithic" ollleo removed
from Rain go block to room 352 BEB b'd'g.
Silver and Gold Hncklc Garters
at Jonascn's , jeweler , 15th and Harney.
CHANGE OF TIME.
The Rurlliifjlon's Chicago Trains.
The fast vestibule express via the
Burlington route for the east now leaves
their Omaha depot at 4:30 : p. m. , arriv
ing in Chicago 8 a. m. Elegant dining
car service for supper and breakfast.
Reclining chair cars ( seats free ) . Pull
man bloopers solely for Omaha business.
Tlio fast night express , with Pullman
sleeping car and reclining chair cars ,
( beats free ) , leaves at 9:15 : p. in. , arriv
ing in Chicago at 1 p. in. , borving break-
fabt and dinner in dining car. Train
leaving Omaha daily at 2:45 : a. m. con
nects at Qreapolis with the fast vestibule
express lor Denver , arriving there at
0:30 : p. m. the same day. Pullman bleep
ing cars , reclining chair cars ( seats
free ) and dining cars , Oreapolis to Den
ver. Ticket ollico 1223 Fnrnain street.
Try the White Front market for fine
meats , 714 N. 10th St.
HOIIKO Cleaning.
Hnvo your pictures and frames cleaned
and repaired. A. Hospo , 1513 Douglas.
AVessel's.
Millard Hotel block. Granite , mode
nutria and tans are the now colors in stiff
hats. Wcsscl's , Millard hotel block ,
Gnekcrt a ml McDonald ,
THE TAILORS ,
Are showing the choicest lines in im
ported spring and summer woolens for
gentlemen's wear over brought to Omaha
315 S. loth st.
Now pianos for rent at IIospo's.
Seaman's buggies best and cheapest.
Ono of the largest millinery sales that
over occurred will take place Thursday
at Bliss' now millinery IIOURO , 1510 Doug
las st. Several hundred hats will bo re
ceived and go on bale Thursday.
Drs. Knodo & Gillette , diseases of the
throat and nose , room 409 N. Y. Lifo
B'ld'g.
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Burl & Mear's gent's fine shoes at $0.00
a pair , reduced from $8.00 , at Cook's shoo
store. LarL'ost stock in the city.
G. W. COOK ,
1312 Farnam bt.
$500,000 to loan , in large amounts , on
choice' inside city property. Anglo-
American Mortgage & Trust company ,
Ramgo block , Omaha.
California ICvciu-HloiiH.
Pullman tourist sleeping car excur
sions to California and Pacific coast
points leave Chicago every Thursday ,
Kansas City every Friday via the Simla
Fo route. Ticket rate from Chicago
$17.50 , from Sioux City , Omaha ,
Llncon or Kansas City $35 , sleeping
car rate from Chicago $1 per double
berth , from Kansas City $3 per double
berth. Everything furnished except
meals. Those excursions are personally
conducted by experienced excursion
managers who accompany parties to
destination. For excursion folder con
taining full particulars and map folder
and time table of the Hantn Fo route
and reserving of bleeping car berths ,
address S. M. Oogood , general agent ,
E. L. Palmer , traveling agent , A. T. it
S. F. railroad , 1308 Farnam btrcot ,
Omaha , Nobra&ka ,
Samuel Burns has just received an
other crate of these $1.75 toilet tots
which used to bo $8. boo them.
Kimiltim' , C'nrjiL-tH , Drnperluw.
Charles Shlvorlck it Co. ,
1200 , 1208 nnd 1210 Farnam street. .
Ono of the largest mllHnory sales that
evin- occurred will tuko place Thuraday
nt BUbs' new millinery hoiibo , 1010 Doug
las at. Several hundred hata will bo re
ceived nnd go on sale Thursday ,
HAYDEN HHOS.
flnodH Department.
Wo have five different styles of cnuco
dishes in crystal at lOc per set. Twenty
different styles of oroam sots from 18o
to $1 per sot of six pieces ; frultcomports ,
4 jc each ; ruby vlnognr crowots nnd oils
nt 45o each ; largo cut fire polished cat
sup bottles , 05c , mustard cups and sugar
shaker * , 20c. The Richmond fruit nnd
custnrd cup , loc ; salt and poppers in
ruby , blue nnd topaz nt 12Jo each , regu
lar prlco 25e , cnko nnd fruit stands lOo ;
tumblers , 2K'ocnndSlceai-h ; very finest
engraved Hint tumblers , lOc each , o rl
per do/ . ; hanging lump shades 100 differ
ent styles nnd colors in bisque
nnd glnss from 40c to $1.25 , worth four
times as much ns wo ask , odd saucers ,
Iceach. Wash-tiflw 45o each , wringers
$1.45 , finest garden hose made lOo per
foot i inch in botli cotton , webb and
standard three-ply rubber , A $1.50 noz
zle for SOc , 50 lUll'ercnt toothpick hold
ers Sc each. Ice-cream freezers 2 gallons
lens $1.50 , II gallons $1.80 , 4 gnllons$2,20 ,
5 gallons $4.19 , 8 gallons $ ! UW , 10 gallons
lens $1.80. Lawn-mowers 12-inch $1.98 ,
12-inch high cut $5.25 , 14-inch SO. 10 , 10-
inch $0.98 ; family ico-tongs 15c. Oil
stoves 75c. Ice axe and pick lo ( ) ,
steel blade Ice pick , wooden han
dle , iron ring , lOc. The
Western washer $2.00 and $ 1.75 ; sprink
lers , 1 quart lOc , 4 quarts lOe , 0 quarts
2.'tc , 8 quarts SOc , 10 quarts Me ; indurated
lire and hose pail , 4c ! ) and 59c ; carpet
sweepers $1.25 , $1.75 and $2,75rofrlglra- ;
tors $7.80 , $10.45 and $111.20 ; ice chests
$4.80 , $7.20 , $10.80 ; steel ice chisels ISc ,
folding lunch box 20c , standard lemon
squeezer I5c , fruit presses 25o , wooden
squeezer So , patent cad irons , 3
iron handles and stand $1.25 , Hour
safes 05c , cake safes , 05c , china
cuspidors 05e , regular price $1.50 , nnd
the best wire screens Ue per square foot ,
hammock hooks 7jc. nursing stoves , 15c ,
ilowor pots , 3jc , 5c and 7c , Boston bean
pots , ISc and 25c , mill : erodes 4c , 5c and
7e , stone water coolers , 3 gal. and 5 gal.
at 7i per gal. , stone churns , 3 gal. , 4
gal. and 5 gal. at 7Jo per gal. , spading
forks 49c , spades 49c , shovels , 49o , rakes
15c and 25c , hoes 25c , wccdors 25c , hay
forks 49c , and the finest 14-lino lawn
rake you over saw for Ilk1.
IIAY DEN BROS. ,
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Vessel's.
Millard Hotel block. The popular
shapes in medium and light colored still
hats at Wcsscl's , Millard hotel block.
Pine Diamonds Great
at .Tonasen's , jeweler , 15th and Harnoy.
Your Choice
Of four trains daily , Omaha to Chicago ,
on the Chicago < t Northwestern rail
way. The afternoon limited solid vesti-
buled train direct from Omaha at 4:30 :
every afternoon , arriving at Chicago at
8 o'clock the next morning , carries a
sleeper for Omaha patrons exclusively ;
has a dining car serving supper nnd
breakfast nnd includes in its equipment
elegant free parlor chair cars. The
night train at 9:20 : p.m. , "after business
hours , " arrives at Chicago nt 1:20 : the
next afternoon ; runs direct from the
Union Pacific depot , Omaha , and car
ries now sleepers , chair cars , dining
cars.
Further particulars at city office , 1401
Farnam btrcot. R. R. RITCHIE ,
General Agent.
Woodworth's "Bluo Lilies" or "Poarl
of Savoy" will satisfy the requirements
of a refined taste for oxquibito perfumes.
Ask your druggist.
Wo are receiving daily all the latest
designs in fine jewelry. Diamond Par
lor , 14th and Farnam.
The Only One.
The Chicago , Milwaukee it St. Pnyil
railway is the only line running solid
vobtibuled , electric lighted and steam
heated trains between Chicago , Council
Bluffs and Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in the
Pullman sleeping cars rim on these lines
is patented and cannot bo used by any
other railway company. It is the great
improvement of the ago. Try it and bo
convinced.
Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific
depot , Omaha , at 0 p. m. daily , arriving
at Chicago at 0:30 : a. m. Passengers
taking this train are not compelled to
get out of the cars at Council Bluffs and
wait for the train to bo cleaned. Got
tickets and sleeping car berths at Union
ticket office , 1501 Farnam bt.
F. A. NASH , Gen. Agt
J. E. PitKSTOX Pass Agt.
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Samuel Burns has just received a ear
load Jewett's celebrated refrigerators
which ho is soiling at factory prices.
The Theosophical society meets every
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Shoeloy
block , room 205. All are Invited.
Wednesday and Saturday evenings
rom C'to 9 tlio room is open to the public.
Does Your Hoof Leak ?
The Omaha slate and roofing company
repair all kinds of roofs. Office 008-00'J
Paxton blk. Tel. 871.
Shooting Tournament at Iluser'H Park.
The shooting tournament and picnic
at RiiBor's park has boon arranged by
the Omaha Shuot/on Veroin to take
place Sunday from 12 to 7 o'clock. The
bhooting is free to all who may wish to
come. Trains leave 15th and Wobbler
at 2:10 : p. m. and 0:30 : p. m. and return at
7 p. m. and 12 midnight. The entrance
to the park Is 50 cents.
Seaman's carriages best and cheapest.
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You can save one-third of your money
by buying watches and jewelry at Van
Cott's Diamond Parlor , llth and Farnam.
For this wool ; only wo will close out a
fine line of ladies' and gents' gold and
silver watches at less than "manufactur
ers'cost. " Such bargains never before
heard of. Van Colt Diamond Parlor ,
1UU and Farnam streets.
, A Trlok That IH Vain.
A bluo-blouscd Chinaman in turned up
slippers dropped something into the
ticket chopper's box at the Brooklyn
bridge the other afternoon , says the
Now York Herald , and was hurrying
toward the slops when the chopper
yelled out :
"Como back here , you heathen , and
nut in your ticket ! "
Tlio Chinaman jabbered a protest that
ho had put a'tlckot in Iho box , but grab
bing him by the arm the chopper In
sisted that ho should drop a ticket ergot
got out. The Chinaman , still jabbering
iiway angrily , wont back nnd purchased
u ticket.
"That little heathen game is plnyed
out , " said Iho ticket chopper , when the
Mongolian hud passed through. "We've
ioen finding all sorts of crumpled up bits
af colored paper In the boxes of late and
kept our eyes open. Within a week wo'vo
caught a do/.on Chinamen playing the
gnmo. They all kicked just like that fol
low did ; but we're on to them , and they
ain't agoln' to como it over mo any more ,
you can bet on that. "
Senmnn'H phaetons best and cheapest
Drs. Knodo it Gillette have removed
to room 409 N. Y. Life IlTdg.
Dr. Blrnoy.prnctlco limited to catarrh-
ul diseases of nose and throat Bee bldg.
COOK'S SHOW 1'AIuVGM.
Cut I'rlco Shoo Snlo.
Tomorrow and Tuesday wo will sell OS
pair Reynolds Bros. , U. T. K. , Now
York , line kid button shoes patent
leather tipped or plain too at $3.00. Re
duced from $1,00.
27o pair ladles' hand turned fine Ida
button shoes at $2.50 , reduced from $3.50 ,
This is a fine kid shoo. , .
109 pair tan or ritpsolt ladies' oxford
ties with patent leather tip at $1.50 , re
duced from $2.00.
350 pair Indies' kid oxford tics nt $1.00 ,
reduced from $1.50.
150 pair boys' school' shoes nt 81.30 , re
duced from 62.00. This Is the best
value in Omaha.
350 pair children's shoes nt SOc.
318 pair ladles' fine kid shoes nt $1.50 ,
worth $2.00.
Ladies wo will sell you ns fine n kid
button shoo nt $2.50 ns you can buy at
small stores nt $3.00.
Our now spring styles of fine footwear
for ladies are now on snlo.
Ladies ask to see our fine French kitl
button I'aml lace patent leather Up and
patent heel , foxed. Tills is sonnthiujj -
now and very stylish.
Remember this is Iho finest store and
largest stock in the west nnd the cheap *
cst place to buy good shoes.
All goods marked In plain figures.
This is no humbug sale , and remember
it only lasts tomorrow and Tuesday.
G. W. COOK ,
1312 Farnam.
New and Klpgniit
the ticket ofilco of tlio Chicago , Rock
Island & Pacific Ry. , the "Great Rock
Island Route , " 1002 , Sixteenth and Far-
mini , Omaha.
If you want a first-class job of watcher
or clock repairing at a moderate cost ,
Van Colt , the jeweler , 14th and Farnam ,
is the placo.
Now pianos for rent at IIospo's.
The Kdliolm & Akin. Stock
is row on sale at 101 South FiftcoiUlr
street ( the old stand ) . It consists of diamonds
mends , watches , jewelry , silver and-
plated ware , optical goods , etc. Tills
stock must bo sold , and will bo closed
out at prices far below its value.
12. XAiuitSKii : , Agent.
R. Johnson's wife presented him with
a ton-pound girl on his birthday.
.
A. Max Ilol/.heliner Co.
Fine watch repairing ,
1413 Don "las st.
For lots in East Omaha sco Potter &
George Company , 10th and Farnam.
Itomoved.
C. , R. I. it P. Ry. ticket and freight
olllccs have removed to 10th nnd Farnam
sis.Commercial National bank building.
How to Cure a Headache.
Dyspeptic or bilious headache is very
common , and , it seems to mo , it is the
headache which is most easily traceable
to its cause and most readily avoided
without medicine.
Every ono who has over suffered from
it knows , as well as I can tell thorn , the
cause and remedy , says a doctor in tlio
Ladies' Homo Journal. It is the old story
of appetite , indulgence and punishment.
If you wish to know my advice as to
curing1 bilious headache , I say Don't
get it. Eat such food as agrees with
you ; be temperate in all things , and bo
us reaular .us clock-work about your
habits. In the case youjig people tlii *
headache can always be traced to some
error in diet as rich food in immoderat
fuantity | , eating at unreasonable or w
usual hours , drinking wiuoor _ beer , etc. ,
3to. and it readily gives way to an
3inotic and sleep. Almost any omctlo
will do ipecac or sulphate of zinc. Ju
the case of elderly persons , however , tlio
lioadachos , although less acute , arc apt
to bo more tedious and more exhnutiting.
Rest in bed , cold applications to the
head , nnd some purgative mcdiemo
taken so as to operate in the morning ,
will usually effect a cure.
14O9 Douglas.
FOR MEN.
You must sec the goods ,
The price ? It's in your reach ,
Nicoll's buyers arc on th
spot where these fantastic cre
ations come to light.
They know the drift of the
season's fashions before T
makers befjin to make ; tu.
ts later development ; and
when its time for buying conicft
f anybody can judge which to
juy and which to avoid , the
can. i
They have studied the busi
ness of buying long and care * ,
'ully , and sent far to get thd
jest and newest things.
Got them too , the witiu" fa
everywhere about the store.
Overcoats to Order , $18 , $20 ,
Trousers " $5 , $6 , S8 ,
Suits " $20 , $2$30 > , ,
Open evenings. Cnsh buys
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