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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1891)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDEW , APUIL 20. 1801-TWENTY PAGES. N. II. I nlooner. Underneath wo print particulars of embroidery bargains wo place on milo tomorrow. They nro all now goods and nt lower prices than over before offered In thia city. Wo desire your special at tention to the dress goods , the black goods , the cloaks and the curtains and draperies : also to the $ -1,000 worth of now sunshades and parasols that wo place on sale Monday , comprising every latest style and design and remarkably moderate In price. Wo also place on sale Monday fifteen hundred dollars worth of embroidered and hemstitched handkerchiefs that wo will olfor at half their value. We also place on sale Monday a now line of children's Swiss bonnets and la- tiles' aprons. SIX UAUGAINS FOR MONDAY. Ooo printed mohnlrs for U7Jc. 81.1M figured brllliantlnc for COc. 8-Jc figured cropons for COc. 75c figured challies for OOc. 2o > printed challies for We , 75o suiting : 51 inch , for 10c. Just opened , a now line of line novelty suitings by the yard. They are fully 50 per cent cheaper than in the first part of the season. Special prices on all combination suits. BLACK GOODS. 10 pieces black nuns' voilitur with deep hemstitched border , -11 inches wide , wortli OOc , on special sale Monduy , 0-jc per ward. Id-inch all wool French serge fine quality wortli $1.00 to $1.15 per yard , Monday's price 75c. 10-inch all wool hcnrietta cloth , rich satin finish , regular $1 i-j ! quality , on special sale Monday at $1.00. Just opened , a full line of silk and wool Moussoltno grenadines in black. This is a beautiful sheer fabric and just the thing for a nice cool summer dross. Prices 85c , $1.00 and $1.2.5. Width , -12 inches. CLOAKS. Seaside bla/ors made of imported Han- nol , in all the now styles , at $2.1)8 ) and $3.75. $3.75.Wo are closing out our line of chil dren's wash suits in two lots. Lot 1 at Too , worth SI.50. Lot 2 at $1.00 , worth $1.8-- . Alto have a special line of ladies' jackets in all the new styles at $1. 7 , worth up to $10.00 each. Ladies' waists in all the now fabrics at 05c , 75c , SI.00 , $1.25 , $1.50 and $1.75. Black gloria silk waist at frt.OO and $ -l.-15 , the best wearing silk in the mar ket. LI N K N D K PA KTM ENT. The following are special bargains : Hemstitched linen sheets , $7. CO n pair ; worth $10.00. Hemstitched linen sheets , $10.00 a pair ; worth $12.50 , See our now embroidered pillow shams at $3.76 , $1.00 , $1.25 , $1.50 , $5.00 , $5.50 a pair , See our towels at lOc , 12jc , IGSe. 2'Jc each. See our 10-1 linen sheeting atOSe , $1.25 , $1.50 a yard. See our bleached and unbleached damask at COc , 75c , 85c , $1.00 a yard. Bargains in table sots MAIL OKDtiKS FILLED. DUAPEHY AND UPIIOLSTlillY DE PARTMENT. THIUD FLOOR. On Monday "wo will put on sale 500 plain opaqtio shades , mounted on spring rollers 7 feet long and ! 5 feet wide , -10o each. These shades are worth 80c. , LACE CURTAINS. Nottingham lace , 15 yards long , taped edge , 07c. Nottingham lace , 3 } yards long , taped edge , with beautiful pattern , $1.15 , usu ally sold for $2.00. Nottingham lace , ftje yards long , Irish point pattern , $2.00 ; worth $3.50 , Nottingham lace , 3 } yards long , Brus sels ollect pattern , $2.75 a pair ; sold every whore for $3.85 a pair. Nottingham lace , 3 } yards long , in the oriental design , $3.50 , $1.25 , $5.00 , $0.50. $8.00 a pair. Tlicso curtains are reduced and it will pay you to call and see them. IRISH POINT CURTAINS. Irish point curtains , 3J yards long , $3.75 a pair. Irish point curtains , 3 } yards long , $ -l.rOapair. Irish point curtains , 3J yards long , $0.50 a pair. Irish point curtains , 8 } yards long , $7.25 a pair. Irish point curtains , 3 } yards long , 88.50 , $10.00 , $12.00 , $15.00 , up to $75.00. SWISS CURTAINS. Swiss curtains , 3i yi.rds long , $5.25 a pair. Swiss curtains , 31 yards long , $0.75 a pair. Swiss curtains , 31 yards long , $7.50 a pair. Swiss curtains , 31 yards long , $10 a pair. Swiss curtains , 3 } yards long , $15 a pair. Swiss curtains , 31 yards long $18 a pair. The curtains nro all now , fresh and the latest patterns. , BRUSSELLS CURTAINS. Wo have just received a now line of Brussells curtains. The curtains range in price from $12.50 up to $110 a pair. Swiss muslins by the yard in all widths and prices. Those muslins are used for sash curtains. Remember wo carry the finest line of drapery silk , china sflks , broc.illos , silk velours , flax velours , satin damask , derby satin and all goods that pertain to the upholstry department. Yllray curtain stretchers for laundring lace curtains $3.00. N. B. FALCONER. Wanted 3 experienced bundle wrap- tors , 5 experienced salesladies at the Boston Store , 111 S. 10th street. Stern tor ilont. The best retail location in Omaha , 25x 135 fool , 20-foot coiling , on Farnam , neat Sixteenth street. Apply to OMAHA RUBBER CO. , 1520 Farnm street. Londonderry lithia water by the hot- tlo or case at Kuhn's drug store. CoiiitU-rfeitN. Imitations of the "New Process" are offered to the public , who should re member that thoj- boar about the same relation to the original and genuine that a lead dollar does to a silver one. The genuine Now Process , improved 1891 , is sold only by Milton Rogers & Sons , corner - nor 1-lth and Farnam streets. Solo agents for Omaha and South Omaha. Refrigerators , gasoline stoves , baby carriages , elegant assortment sold on installments. Nebraska Furniture Com pany , 620-522 North Kith street , Tim I'axton Hotel Klro Did not effect the hotel proper in nnj way so as to interfere with the oporatioi of the house. Only the annex \vns dam aged and guests have been cared for without the interruption of a single day in Favor ot tlie Milwaukee & 81. I'niil Ity. The now Palace sleeping e.\rs of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. , with oloctrio lights in every berth , wil continue to leave the Union depot , Omaha , at 0:10 : p. in. , dally. Passengers taking this train avoid transfer at Coun cil Bluffs , and nrrlvo In Chicago at 0:30 : n. m , , in ample time to make all eastern connections. Ticket olllce , 1501 Farnam street. F. A. NASH , J , U. PitnsTOK , General Agent. City Pussopgor Agunt , THE BOSTON STORE. The Great ? elling Out Sale Causing Intense Excitement All Over Omaha. TOMORROW ANOTHER WONDERFUL DAY , \ltliou li It \\lll Cost Us ol' Iiolliu-H to Clone Out Our Kntlre Stock by Slay in We are JJoiuul to < lo it NO MATTER WHAT IT COSTS US. Our reason for this determined clou- ng out of our entire present stock is : That in opening our immense building on the N. W. cor. of 10th and Douglas \vo propose to show the newest , largest ind tinest stock of dry goods ever shown n America. DitlJSS GOODS WILL GO TOA1OR- HOW. Our entire stock of double fold English icnrlcttns , cnbhmorcs , stripes and plaids , DoHoiges , Homespun , etc. , worth ip to U5c , will bo closed out tomorrow at 6c. 40 inch all wool cheviot ? , hcnrlottas , cheeks , etc. , worth up to ! J5c go for 16c. Our all wool summer weight Scotcli clioviots in checks , plaids and stripes ind silk brilliantines worth up to 75e will be closed out at Hoc. Our 4U inch wi-i shepherd plaids in my sine checks worth up to 85e go at Joe. Joe.Our finest grade in imported French : iigh class novelty dress goods that have joon selling at $1.'J5 go at 4'Je. ' Black Uie&s Goods. 40 inch black cashmere , lOc. 40 inch imported henrieUns , 23c. 42 inch black bcnriettas , 3"c. } all wool silk finish henriottas re duced from.85c to 17c. All wool French novelty black goods in polka dot ellects reduced from $1.50 to ObC. 48 inch best quality black honrietta cloth made , and 12 inch silk warp goods , hat bold from $1.76 to J2.00 a yard will jo closed out at 07c. Our on tire stock of all silk surahs ; hat sold for 50e no at 2Sc. Our 27 inch very heavy black silk surahs that bold for 85c go at 45c. ALL THE 5C CALICOES AT 12C. All the 5c calicoes that remain go nt ISe. What is not sold tomorrow goes Tuesday at le , and what is not bold Tuosdav goes for 4c on Wednesday. WE A1CE BOUND TO CLOSE OUT OUU STOCK. Our 2-yard wide shootings now re duced to lOc. Our fine French outing flannels go at 5c. 5c.Our Our French flannels up to 20c go at Sic. Curtain scrims go at lic. French chambrays at 5c. Bleached and unbleached muslins at 5c. Our gold handled sun umbrellas proved a great surprise yesterday. Tomorrow we'll close them out. $2.00 gold handled sun umbrellas , 75c. $2 50 gold handled sun umbrellas , OSc. $3.00gold handled sun umbrellas , $1.25. TOMORROW WE CLOSE OUT OUR CAPES AND SPRING JACKETS. Our llnost quality $10 and $12 light colored military capes go at 81.08. Our $7.60 capos go at * 2.50. Our $5.00 capes go for $1.60. Our $2.60 beaded spring wraps go nt 75c. 10,000 BOLTS OF KIBBONS TO BE SOLD. Our entire stock of 5c and 80 ribbons go at He. Our lOc and 15c ribbons go at oc. Our loc and 20o ribbons yo at 8c , All our 25o ribbons go at lOc. Bo sure you are in the Boston Store when you come. Look out for the big signs. THE BOSTON STORE , 114 South ICth street. "ANTI-MONOPOLY STOKM. " AV. R. Hcniictt Co. Compressed yeast. ( Rivordalo brand ) , le cake. Guaranteed fresh daily. BREAD. 2 loaves for 5e. This bread is full weight , 10 oz. to the loaf ; is Omaha made , pure and white , and guaranteed better than sold heretofore at that prico. You can have all you want. FLOUR. 20 different brands to select from. No advance in our prices yot. Save big money by buying your flour of us. Wo decline , to handle any brands of Hour that wo are compelled by the agent to boll at a higher price than wo think is fair. Come and see us. Wo are the con sumers' friend. friend.W. W. R. BENNETT CO. , 1508 to 1511 Capitol avenue. Caution. Imitations of the "Now Process" are ottered to the public , who should re member that they bear about the same relation to the original genuine that a load dollar does to a silver one. The genuine Now Piocess , improved 181)1 ) , is sola only by Milton Rogers & Sons , cor ner Mth and I'nrnnm streets. Solo agent for Omaha and South Omaha. Refrigerators' , gasoline stoves , baby carriages elegant assortment sold on installments , Nebraska Furniture Com pany , 520-522 North 10th street. Ono of the most difficult problems of the household has been solved by the use of gas stoves , wo speak of the servant question , which lias so long vexed our housekeepers. Make your cook happy by giving her a gas steve to use , an'd the consequence is you will not only have bettor cooking and smaller bill's for fuel , but contentment in your kit chens , which In itself will inal o house keeping a pleasure and delight. The Omaha Gas Manufacturing company sell and put up gas stoves at actual cost. E. J. Davis , heavy hauling , 14th and Jackson , Andreon's Safe Works. Tel 587. 587.W. W. T , Seaman , wagons and carriages * Dunham fc James , new milliners , 1413 Farnam street , Pa.xton hotel building. J. E. Diotrlck.nichitoct , 000 N.Y.Lifo. Superior h The Burlington train No , 2 , leaving Onmhu at 4:30 : p. in. and arriving in Chi- cnco the next morning at 8 o'clock , is the favorite of the throe dally trains , II being a superbly appointed Vestlbulod ttaln of Pullman Palace sleepers , re clining ohulr and dining cars , patterned after the latest designs , fitted up In luxurious style and furnished with every convenience calculated to redound to the case and comfort of the passengers Train No. 0 loaves Omaha at 0:10 : p. in. and arrives in Chicago at 1 p. m. next day. Has through Pullman sleepers , chair cars and dining car. City ticket olllco , 1223 Funuuu atroot. BIG DRY GOODS CAPTURE , The Fair Gets a $9,000 , Stock for a Sjng. V ilolilicr Sells tlie hot from n AVai-cliouso llntlicr Tlinn Move. Them Monday All Uo at Startling I'riocH. AN ABSOLUTE SLAUGHTER. MOHAIRS , SATEENS , DRESS GOODS , SUITINGS , ETC. , ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. You never witnessed such bargains as wo will oiler you commencing tomor row , Monday. Wo wore fortunate in souring - uring from Stommel's storage ware- lotiao a largo invoice of goods. These Iry goods were shipped to an uptown store who refused to accept thorn , as they were not entirely iccording to samples. They were sent to a warehouse and a settlement of the lillloulty not being adjusted the eastern obbors recently o lie red thorn to the ilghest bidder. Money talked and the 'air's bid was accepted and they got the whole invoice at less than half' original cost. cost.They are all nice , clean goods , unri valed and all right , and wo want you to mdorstand , far ahead of any 11 ro or Bankrupt stocks , especially when wo throw them out at a figure 'such as no competitor over offered in Omaha be- 'oro. Remember this sale begins tomorrow ind nothing will bo hold back. Look at the prices and see how they will suit r'ou. The Fair means business. BLACK DRESS GOODS. 20 pieces lienrielta , treed quality , in voice cost lie nor yard , our price Mon day 6c per yard. 16 pieces French black honrietta sat eens , extra line , invoice cost Ific a yard , our prieo at tho'jobber's sale lOc a yard. 12 pieces organdies , stripes , plaids , jtenadino effects , beautiful goods , in voice cost 22c a yard , solllnir price 12jc. 12 pieces albatro- , 3(1 ( inches wide and ill wool , invoice cost 33c , jobber's sale price 23c. MOHAIR AND BRILLIANTINE EF FECTS. 30 , 38 and -12 inches wide , invoice price 15c and OOc n , yard. Your choice tomor row ut 38c and -15c a yard , 15 pieces black lace in polka dots , fancy weaves , novelties , some all silk amongst the lot , original price from 70c to $1.25 , selling by us at15o to 05c. 12 pieces fancy black all wool honri- oltas , silk finish , -10 inches wide , invoice price from 07e to 87c , onr price lOc , 45e ind Gle. Gle.COLORED COLORED DRESS GOODS. GO pieces half wool fancy spring shades , invoice cost 7c , our soiling price 'le. 18 pieces 30-inch fancy suitings , in voice cost lOc , our soiling prieo tomor row 10o. _ 12 pieces all wool outing cloths , light shades. This is a very superior lot and dirt cheap. The invoice cost was -10c a yard , almost given away at 25c a yard. One solid case of all wool summer flannels , 52 inches wide , in ten different shades. Invoice price OOc , our selling [ > rico 28c. If you don't think wo are in earnest when wo say wo will sacrifice prices at this great jobber's stock sale read those : EXTRA BARGAINS. 300 pieces challis , invoice coat Go , sell ing price' Monday 2c a yard. Only live yards to each customer. 200 pieces percale , invoice price 5cour selling price Monday 2c a yard. Only five yards to each customer. These goods are on sale all day and you will miss a rare opportunity if you don't attend. THE ( NEW ) FAIR , L. D. LOEVY ff CO. ( NEW ) PROP'S. 602 , 504 and 500 S. 13th st. No Necessity for Alt- Ship ? . Jay Gould on his recent visit to Omaha expressed his preference for the Chicago & Northwestern by choosing that line for his special train east. This train left Omaha at Go'clockn. in. , April 22 , and arrived in Chicago at 3:50 : p. m. the same day , making the run inO hours and 50 minutes , including all stops. This is the fastest run over made by any line between Omaha and Chicago. Refrigerators , gasoline stoves , baby carriages , etegant , assortment , sow on installments , Nebraska Furniture Com pany , 620-522 North 10th street. ICoiint/.o Place. One of the best built houses in this locality to uoll for $8,500. All modern improvements , full lot. This is on pa\ed street and has motor close at hand. If you want good value for your money this place will suit. AMES REAL ESTATE AGENCY , 1507 Furnain street. , CountciTcltH. Imitations of the "Now Process" are offered to the public , who should remem ber that they boar about the same \-q\n.- tlon to the original and genuine that a lead dollar cioos to a silver one. The gen uine Now Process Improved 1891 is sold only by Milton Rogots & Sons , corner Mth and Farnam streets , solo agents for Omaha and South Omaha. "ANTIOIOXOPOMSTOKK. . " AV. II. Itennctt To. Compressed yeast. ( Riverdalo brand ) , le cake. Guaranteed fresh dally. BREAD. 2 loaves for 5c. This bread is full weight , 10 ox. to the loaf ; is Omaha made , pure and white , and guaranteed bettor than sold heretofore at that prico. You can have all you want. FLOUR. 20 different brands to select from. No ndvanco in our prices yot. Save big mousy by buying your flour of us. Wo decline to handle any brands of flour that wo are compelled by the agent to soil at a higher price than wo think is fair. Come and see us. Wo are the con sumers' friend , W. R. BENNETT CO , 160S to 1511 Cauitol avenue. - A ball is to bo given at Cosmopolitan hall , 13th ard Center streets , on Satur day evening next for the benefit of the widow , Mrs. Warren Haven with her two children , whoso husband died a few weeks ngo in St. Joseph's hospital from the olleets of an injury. Tickets 50c. P. Wile , dry goods , clothing , boots and shoe ? , 021-0 South 10th street ; wil meet down town prices on everything. Fine carriages , Sonmnn repository K , A. Orolnml , Carpets , drapery and furniture. Con tinental block , 15th and Douglas streets. Take the "Old Sioux City Route" S. C. & P. R , R. for Sioux City , Huron , Plorro , St. Paul , Minneapolis , Duluth and the outlrc uorili und uorthwcut. Something Wondbr/ul / and New in the Way of Bjfaoial Sales. Previous Spcclur SnleH to be Noxvhoro In CompnrlHotmvltli the Woiulerous Sale licKinnlni ; Tomorrow In Onr lialcony. It is only a yory few stairs to climb , being half way between the floor and celling of our'llrst floor. Whatever wo shall place in this balcony on special sale will bo regardless of cost. Boar in nind that from now on all goods that wo ulvortise will bo on sale in our balcony , unless otherwise specified. Now wo will begin our grand surprise. 5,000 of Indies' hose at 1 cent a pair. How is this for a starter ? Lot 2. 10,000 mir of ladies' fast black , fancy and gray nixed lioso at 5 cents , some of them are vorth as high as 35 cents. Lot 3. : i,000 Kiir ladies hose in fast black in fancy at 2 } cents a pair , wortli 35 cents. Lot 4. J,000 pair of hose worth up to $1.00 a mir , in plain co'ors and black at 25cents i pair. All these bargains in our > alcony. JACKETS. 300 jacitcts purchased from Eisner & Stearn , who have just retired from the cloaic business ; they cost them as high is $10.00 each to make them ; choice of the entire lot $1.1)8. ) LACES. 600 pieces of soiled laces , wo shall > lace them In 3 dttlorent lots in our bal cony. Lot 1 : Lace in this lot 3 in. wide ind good wash lace at that go at jc i yard. Lot 2 : Including lace worth up .o 35o a yard go at 60 a yard. Let 3 : rills lot includes n lot of soiled lace that voro from .1. V. Far well , Chicago , as ilgh as 85s ( a yard wholesale , some of these laces are of the llnost quality , all iuro silk , they go at lOc a yard. DRAPERY NETS. 60 pieces all lace drapery nets in our > aleony. Lot 1 at 25o a yard worth 75c. Lot 2 : This lot comprises the very finest quality of French and Spanish Guipure ind black Spanish drapery nets , price fao cents a yard. MILLINERY 1 MILLINERY ! Hut and flower sale on our main floor , right-hand aisle as you enter. 3,000 hats it 10 cents each , worth up to $1.00. 2,000 ints 40 cents , worth up to $2.50. 1,000 jeautiful bunches of llowors at 25 cents , worth up to $1.00. Lot 2 , a beautiful French flower witli rubber stems at 40 cents , worth up to $3.00. IMPORTANT. 500 children's lace hats and caps worth up to $2.50 each go at 75 cents. STONEIIILLS , 110 118S. Sixteenth St. AV. 15. H13XNI3TT CO. to 1514 Capitol Avonuc. WE STUDY THE POOR and the consumer in genoral. We are peace lovers and dislike antagonism. But wo are determined to sell the abso lute NECESSARIES OF LIFE it the lowest possible prices. Com binations for just purposes are good ; but s it just to combine to keep what u wise nook calls \t \ THE-STAFF- LIFE at anything but the < very lowest figure. Wo cmphaticall say sayNO NO ! To back up our words , wo will soil good , pure Omaha bread at 2 LOAVES FOR 5C to customers only. Wo will not supply bakers or dealers. Wo will also sell RIVERDALE YEAST AT 1C PER CAKE and good flour at $1.00 per 40-pound sack. Now ! You labor organizations , speak ing man to man , and taking it right home. Don't you thimc wo uro right. Wo have the principles of our convic tions , and wo will stand right up by them , some wholesale grocers , bakers and yeast men notwithstanding. Out- great aim is to hnvo all goods CHEAPEST AND BEST. A Now Industry for Oinnlia. With the improvement in architect ural design has come a growing demand for more elegant and economical gas and electric fixtures. The manafacturo of these fixtures has developed wonder fully and today It is ono of the great in dustries of the country. From rude iron pipes they have developed into thomng- nilicant chandelier , resplendent with cut glass and burnished gold. The firm of Russell , Pratt & Co. , 319 South loth street , have inado a specialty of work in this line for some time pas't with marked success. They are now turning their entire attention to the manufacture of goods of superior make and design. They have secured the latest improved machinery and are turning out elegant work. Mr. Rus sell has lately made an exten sive tour of the eastern cities in quest of now ideas and designs , and is now prepared to design and execute the very latest thing in gas and electric fix tures to bo found either east or west. This firm make a specialty of polibhed work finished in gold , brass , bronvo , nickel , silver , ormolu , Bxvantino , steel , etc. , andfiom the samples examined it is safe to say that they equal in design and finish the output of the largest eastern houses. The result is the legitimate re sult of giving their undivided attention to this class of work. Some elegant specimens of gns and olootrle fixtures were shown vsfhieh are to adorn the homes of A. S. Potter , Dr. Hanchott , John Buchniinun , Morris Levy and the park pavlllion. . ; Russell , Pratt & Co. , 319 Soutn ISlh fitrcot , are easily leaders in their line. ZTho ] ) conlo of Omaha ap preciate the foot that they can got just what they wantiand at n less cost right at homo by calling upon this enterpris ing firm. Holin ft Thompson , tailors and men's furnishers , 1012 Farnam. Spring styles Notlud \VorkliiKiiien. . For years we have been headquarters for overalls. Wo have always made a specialty of tho'Canflold overalls , manu factured in this city by KuU , Novins & Co. ; also known as the Gate City brand ; but having decided to run a now brand , which wo consider far superior , wo will close our enormous stock of Canlleld overalls at the following prices : Lot 8 , plain blue overall , 25o ; ( this is their 60o overall ) ; lot 1100 , plain blue , with bib , for 50e ; ( this is their 75c overall ) ; lot 8 , plain blue overall , extra heavy , for 5flo ; ( this is their 76c overall ) ; painters' while- overall , 85c. No extra charge for oxlra long or extra largo al/.os. People's Clothing HoubO , 1803 Douglas street. P. S. In order to prevent other deal ers from buying up these goods , wo will tell only one pair to any ono customer. The Orarul Hotel , Council HlufTH. Now open and receiving guests. The finest hotel In all its appointments west of Chicago. Absolutely lire proof. NKAV YOHK HO AXI1 IOC 8TOIU3. 212 Xortli Sixteenli Street. Have received a car load of crockery and glassware and Will give you some of'tho Biggest bargains over offered. PRICES FOR MONDAY ONLY. Decorated cups and saucers , per sot , 76c. Decorated pie plates , per set , 40c. Decorated dinner plates , per sot , G5c. Decorated sauce dishes , per set , 80c. Decorated covered dishes , 59c. Decorated vegetable bowls , 25c. Decorated moat ulattors , 25c. 100 piece dinner sot , worth $15.00 , $7.39. 60 pleco tea sot , worth $7.50 , $3.49. Complete berry sot , 7 pieces , 30o. Complete cream sot , 0 pieces , 80c. 6,000 elegant cut water tumblers , 5c. Complete water sot , 0 glasses and pitcher , 54c. Toilet soap , Monday only , 2c , Carpet tacks , 2 boxes for le. Ice cream dishes , per dozen , 2jc. Don't fail to sec our $7.39 dinner set. It's it hummer ; 100 pieces. NEW YORK 6 AND 10 CENT STORE , 212 North 10th street. The Dakota Hot ( - " The improvements that have taken place at the Dakota Hot springs during the past year make it now one of the most popular , attractive and desirable resorts in the country. In addition to the benefits to bo derived from the u o of the water , the superior climate and beautiful natural surroundings render it tin especially attractive resort , while the curative properties of the water make the Springs a rival of the famous Hot Springsof Arkansas. Ample hotel accommodations are provided at reasonable rates and the journey to and from can now bo quickly and comfort- ablyjnado via the Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad , which has been completed to the Hot Springs. Excursion tickets are sold at reduced rates. Full information can bo ob tained upon application to any agent of the Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad , or by addressing J. 11. Buch anan , general passenger agent , Omaha. Sherman &McConnoll , proscriptionists and family chemists. 1513 Dodge. James W. Tuft's , 120 N. 15th st. Soda fountains und supplic3&ilvor-plated ware Londonderry lithia water by the bottle tle or case at Kuhn's drug storo. Dr. Sus&dorlT , 1501 Farnam , treats dis eases of kidneys , bladder and rectum. Dr. SussdorlT , 1601 Farnam , specialty , diseases peculiar to women. lee ! ! Ice ! ! lee ! ! Wholesale and retail. Kennedy & Newell , 110 S. 15th street. Tel. 1153. Try Peacock nut coal ; $0.00 per ton delivered. A. J. Meyer & Co , opp. P. O. Architects and engineers' supplies , mathematical instruments. Aloe & Pen- fold Co. , 114 S. 15th st. . Croighton blk. _ Kotitts oKtt lines nr leu uwler thin htail , fifty cents ; each additional line tm cent . rir.Nnr.USON-AnAMS Harvey Henderson nil Miss Helen Adams in Omuhu , April ' . ' .I , Kov. T. i : . Criimblet of First Olirlatlan IlAMSKN-llNOMilINi-OeorBO : II. Hanson und Miss Uor.i M. Dlngledlne , at 714 bnuth Sixteenth street , April ' 'J , Kov. T. E. C'lam- blet oltlclatlni ; . TIT/.Er lllJUIC-On Tuesday April 21. at271S Shirley street , Omaha , C'lnln K. Tlt/el to Miss Millie Iturlc , Kov. G. M. Urovtn , olllelat- IiiK- OII.OHKIST-TnMI hr/J-'ON On Wednesday , April"at the rcbldoneo of Mrs. I'erry , .WHO WoolHorth avenue , Iliiiili Gllehrlst to Miss May Tompleton , both ot Wahoo , Nob. , Itov. 0 , M. Brown olllclatliis. Pi'uticex n/ Jive line * nr tea witlcr tills hctul , flftu cents ; we h atuHllnnal line ten cents. llItOWN Mrs , O. 11 , nt 1:30 : a.m. Ajoa7years | audit months. Funeral from family n-sl- denco , Tlility-fuiirth and Oass stieot , Mon day , April'-7 , at a p.m. to Saint's chnreh , Tttonty-llrat and Uliuk street. Interment ut Forest I.uwn cemetery. Daughter of Henry Jones of Floionee , Nob. I'AUKKK-On Sntiuiliiy , John O. , at his late icMdencc , 001 Marcy street. Funor.il notice Monday niornln , ' paper. Kansas City , fct. Louis and Denver papers uleaseicopy , NISON BROS. READ THE PRICES FOR MONDAY , Just arrived 2. " > iileeea riirnnoy Itros.'s fig ured t'lilimHUs , liliioU ground \\llh colored ll uies , pulla dots , stripes etc. ; they are L'l tin-lies n lilo und the prlei > Is ft per yai d. This Is tin ) niiblilcst Hue i > t sllU.s ever opened up In Onialni ; they will go out ciilek | at ( I per yaid. Monday o olTer a lot of brocade * silks In llKht e'olois at less tlian inanufaetureib' cost , only Wo pelniil. . Mi pieces Imndnome flamed eliallles only Cu per yard. UK ) pieces dented clmlllus only 2c ! yard , M pieces.W-lneli plaid diess goods unlySOo A "larj-'ti line of silk finish Henriettas , Ijluch wide , all the new sprluu shades , only Mo per yaid. voih | T..e , WooHVr Monday SO line wluto Mai-ollles lit d spieadH , lartso sl/p , worth at least W. You ean Ki't them .Monday at tl Ml eaeh. This Is a bunialn. r > U pieces now white Kooda.very flnoonly bVJo mislllf'hiin umbrellas , black with f inoy ox idized handles , at fl.Vloiieh.il very line one with fnnov oxldlml handles. iiUo natural wood croolt handles with silver trimming * , all at W..M ) eaeh and warranted. lllc line of ehlldien'H pimi-ols utJUc eaeh. 100 feathei pillows IP. Ib .only Wo each. 1 bale unhleaelied uuisllu > ard. Carpet Department. AVor.ioduliiB the business In carpets and ourtaln * this spring. Our line of ingrains Hniisulsulviits. . oti > . , are larger llutn e\er before , and wo uio malting prlees Jo hustle , them out lively. If you aiu ligiirli.K close I th'ssnilng weaie the people to do liuslm-ss I with , Wo are showing an elegant I no If Ijjit- tlngham laeoeuilalns at 7'ic. tl. J1.W ) , * - ' , fS > 0 ' per pair and up. Wo mal.o shades any sl/o you want to order by experienced \\uikinuil and guai.inteo tliu pilios lu bo the lowest. n' j y y ( j \\ocnrry the largest linn of ladlts1 and ehlldten's hosloiy In the west and ean MHO you nioiinv on good goods \\edonot eairy tnish. Special Induceniontsoirered iiu\l week 1 mi luilIiH' cummer undeiweni. dreat fale la- I dies'JaeketH and capos , lea.ly inii'lo diossos , I House fiiriilshliiK goods In basement , also wall pa per at : ie , Re , O'tc.ho , Oc. lOotoll. Uaiden tools at wholoalo prlccu. l.ooU usurer fur Kinuliio bargain' . BENN1SONBROS W. a. IltONNKTt . . CO. ir OS to 1511 Caiiltol Avcntio. WE STUDY THE POOH runt the oonsutnor In { jononxl. Wo nro poiieo lovers and dlsllko untngonlain , 13utvo tire determined to Boll the absolute NECESSARIES OF LIFE nt the lowest podslblo prloos. Coinblim- tlons for just purposes uro peed ; but is it just to combine to keep what n wise book calls callsTHE THE STAFF OF LIFE nt anything but the very lowest figures. \Vo emphatically say NO ! To back up our words , wo will soil good , pure Omaha broad at 2 LOAVES FOU Cote to customers only. Wo will not supply baiters or dealers. Wo will also sell 1UVEUDALE YEAST AT 1U PER CAKE and good flour at $1.00 per ID-pound sack. sack.Now Now ! You labor organizations , speak ing man to man , and taking it right homo. Don't you think wo are right. Wo have the principles of our convic tions and we will stand right up by them , some wholesale grocora , bakers and yeast men notwithstanding. Our great aim is to have all goods CHEAPEST AND BEST. April \\futln-f Promotions. If a peck of March dust is worth a king's ransom , and April showers bring forth May flowers , is it not right to pre dict that every day in the month the electric-lightedsteam-heated , vostibulod limited trains of the Chicago , Milwau kee & St. Paul railway will continue to run on the short line between Omalri and Chicago. The electric reading lamp in every berth of their palace sleeping cars is their own patent and cannot bo mod by any other company. Ticket ollieo , 1501 Itanium htroo't , Omaha. A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable and Wholesome. No other bakitiR powder does such work. AMUSEMENTS- THE CrBAND 'ruinivook. . u THIS EVENING AT 8:15 : Anil TJvoiy nvonlng Tills Wook. A Giwiiif Popular Success- Largely Increased aiullonccs night after night , have wanaiited thu management In continuing the engagement FOB ONE MOBS WEEK , llumlicdsot people say It Is The Laughing Event of the Season. Two Hours of Uproarous Laughter. Instruction and Amusement Combined. The best Is icserved until tlin lust. Aluigr number of fully developed subjects ensure A Brilliant rograniinc Every E I , [ Changed Nightly. ] This Is Iho last nuiimtiinlty to M-O the fun niest en tei tain mont uor git on In Omaha. DON'T MISS IT. OichcstrallSi' . Haloony > . 'c. THE GRAND vsm-dirir THIRD WEEK. A GROWING POPULAL SUCCESS. The Lauchlng Event of the Season. A brilliant niii ianune each evening ( changed nlghtlj ) . Two hours of uproarous laughter. llio 01) ) Cent Htoro. Spcclnl unnotinccmontof another grout Bitcrlflco snlo for Monduy. The grout success of our Stiturdttv'tt sulo impells us to continue our olTor of 50 per cent dla * count on bnby buggies for Monduy. $ : ! .lr > for u biigfy wortli $0.00. $4.i.0 for u buggy worth $8.00. $7.18 for u buggy worth $12.00. $8.20 for u buggv worth $ ll.r ! > 0. JSUfi for tx buggy worth $18.00. It will pay you to buvyour buggy now. HOUSE CLEANING dotnnnds now goods In niuny places' throughout the houso. Wo huvo the most complete stock of everything requisite to orimmont or furnish the house , und ut prices within the ronoh of the most economical. Don't full to Vi'1 ! our store , look through our stock nnd got itcqimintud with the cluss of goods wo curry und the prices we niuke. One stock is nil entirely now this season unq wo uro showing many novelties not to bo found in any other store. Til Elt'J ' CENT STOKE , HMO Furnitm st , , Hummocks , Croquet , Uasobull Goods und Tennis. If you want your prescriptions Illlcd , properly take them to McCormlck fd Lund's , 15th and Farnam. Samuel Hums has just received 100 of the celebrated Jouott rcfrigoratoril which ho is selling at Factory prices. For any kind of ( lowers or nlnnt.ff finest and cheapest in city , go to Hess fi SwobodtiS21U S. 15th , Hold's opera house * Dr. C. W. Cram , recently of Hurling. ton , In. , lias located in Omaha at the T w. cor. of 10th and Dodge streets. Dr. 1 Cram has established quite a roputatiotl as u writer for medical journals. Ho ia widely known as a hcu-ntillc specialist. . having graduated at Starling medical college. Ohio , and at Hi-llovue hospital medical college , Now York city , with the additional advantage of live years of hospital experience. Omaha offers u wide and open Held for practitioners , whose professional attainments are of a , broad trtingo pattern. See 1 'otter & George Co.'s ad. page 17 ' OPERA BQYD'8 HOUSE ! * COMMKNOING TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK ' , Grand Mntinoo Wednesday. FROM IDEAL CHICAGO THE EXFRAVAGANZA OPEUA HOUSE. COMPANY , TOI u niuccTni ) nv JAS. ii sir.ADi : ami u i : n ii the Utentest Operatic Spectacle of the rimes , Or , Fatima and the Fairy. A THOUSAND NOVEL FEATUltCS ? * The Siifcrb Scenery ! Ladies The llcwilcliing Ballets ! , The Catcliy Melodies ! Bring The Clever Comedians the The Dazzling Costumes. Children. The Persian Alilitary March. Never Sopscil on AnySiup 2 GRAND BALLETS 2 Tlie Birds and Insects , The Light of Asia * LUI ) BYMLuTl'ARIS : Glor'ous TRANSFORMATION Sceia TUUTII A.NIJ iucurr. Ran 28 Woelci at the Chicago Opera HOUSO.J llir.n NIOIlTSnn SA'I'ITHDAV J Friday , Saturday , Sunday May 1.2&3 . , Ameilea's Ki'iire-onttitlvo German Dlalooi ' Mr.Geo , G,8tal6LT , In his uuccssfiil Conit'ily-Dnumi. A ROYAL PASS. See the ( iroat Locomotive Itacc. ' 2--Koul Working KngIncK 3 Hear Mr. SI iK > y Sing His \ , itcst Songs * ] lo\ sin cts open ThuiMluy mumlni : ut uauu ) DIME - \ i , JManncjoi' . Cor Eleventh and Farnam Streets , Omaha * ELLA EWING the lost POSITIVELY nnco of the Glunt Girl from Missouri , whoso llko has never existed since creation. To see hoi * Is to mnrvei. The yi-eatest colos sal woman of the age. Positively the Tailcbl Living Woman , The famous , original and only 1 Rhinehart Family- In the mirth provoking Farce Comedy , entitled A WAIF'S LUCK. Replete with song' ? , dances nnd. comic dialogues. The beautiful gniety Uuru-a ; the stately minuet : the artistic Spanish dances , and the latest comic , sentimental and topical songs. . The beautiful Hlnnehart sifters , Golclio and lit rue , in their charming spoc- Inltics. New attractions in all depart- * * * nu-ntb. Novelties m nil halls. A , thoroughly cosmopolitan ontor- toinmont , lull of wit and humor. Now nnd rare curiosities. Friday is Indlos' souvenir day. On Saturday the children arji given the bebt seats free. ( ONR DIM EX ADMITS TO AL1 <
