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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1892)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , JULY 10 , 1892--SIXTEKN PAGES. IIAYDEN BROS , Letting Down tbo Prices On the Bankrupt Stock of the Fremont Department Store. CLOSING OUT THE BANKRUPT STOCK Ne erVai Tlirrn Snrh n Clmncn for llnr- Kalim a * There In .lint Now at llayilcn'it limit Sain nf the I'reinont llatilmiptStocli. 2" pieces surah nnd China silks , nil shades. Fremont price OUc , Haydons' ' price IOo yard. 23 pieces fancy China silk sold in Fre mont al $1.00 , Hiivdcns' price 25c. 20 pieces Chcnoy Bros , best silk 47c , never sold for less than $1.00. 33 pieces line colored and black gros grain silk. Fremont price $1.25 yard , Haydonrt' price fiOc yard. A full line of staple nnd fancy silks positively at one-half the usual prico. 40 inch Prioslly's black honrlottn , Fremont price $1.75 , Haydon's price i)0o. ) 40 Inch blade nun's veiling , Fremont price $1.25 , Ilnyden's price 76c yard. 30 inch all wool black albortross , was OOo , on Monday only 25c yard. 415 inch line black sorgo. Fremont price $1.10 , Haydon's price , 05c yard. 40 inch all wool black bergo , was 75c , reduced to 4l ) yard. 30 inch black honriotta , was 35c , now lc. ! ) 10 inch chevron suiting , 33c , now 15c ymd. 38 inch Bedford cords ( imported ) , Fre mont price was 05c , llaydon's price 40c. 38 inch gtoria silk , Fremont price $1.35 , Ilnyden's price 83e. 40 inch all wool crepon , was $1.00now C5c. 40 inch all wool serge , Fremont price 85c , Haydon's price 4c. ( ! Jamestown suitings , was 35c , now 15c. Mousclino do India , was 35c. now 15c. High art novelties in French salines , sold at 40c and 45c , reduced to 25c yard. Satin Htriped Hatincs lhat sold at 35c now at Haydon's 25o yard. French satlnes selling us low ns 15c yard. Fancy imported crinkle seersucker Fremont price 47c , IlayMoiiB' nrico , lc. ! ) Fancy printed lace stripe organdies Fremont price , 35c , lluydons' closing price now lOcyard. Fancy printed wash silk out down to 12Jc. 32-inch printed Bedford cords , lOc yard. J printed scrgo , Fremont price lOc , now 3Sc. Choice of all pineapple tissue and pongees IOo yard. 30 inch American pongee was 15c , now 7Jc. 10-inch side band arinadalo zephyr , Fremont price 40c , Hayuen's priqp 15c yard. lOc challlcs now 5c. lOc crinkled boorsuckor 6c. lOc Hociford cords 5c yard. lc ( ) gingham 5c yard. 32-inch wide zop'byrino reduced to 5c. Plain black or white India linen , laeo stripes and chock , lawn plaids and stripes , white or black , fancy weaves , new .styles , staple check nainsooks as well tiHbtripes in great variotv at 5c , Oc , 7ic , 8f , lOc , 12ic , 15c , Ifcc , 20c , 25c and 35c yard , loss than their value , in order to clobo. 500 dozen gout's linen collars , now shapes , only fie each. All the gout's linen cull's from Uio Fremont slock reduced lo 12jc poi pair. 1 cat-o of gent's B'-itish half hose worth 25c , ieduced to 12Jo per pair. All the gent's night gowns from the Fiemont stock worth $1.00 , reduced to DOc. 1 case of children's fast black hose , only 12Jc , worth 25c. Special halo on corsets on Monday. The Fromoni $1.041 corset reduced to COc. Special sale on Indies' nnd gent's fine American and Swiss watches , watch chains , neck chains , lace pins , waist , collar and cull' billions , shirt sluds , eardrops drops , linger rings , hair ornaments , olc. , all at half jeweler's prices. Notions from the bankrupt block going lively ; J. & P. Contob' , Brook's , Korr's nnd Merrick's best 0 cord 200 yard spool cotton , 2c a spool. C'orticclli's , Bolding Bros , and other makes , bubt 100-yatd spool bilk , 4c spool. 10 yards button hole twist Ic a spool. No's 1 , 2 , 3 and 4 , good seamless stock ; inot arm shields , 5c pair. McCall's newest style natlcrns , worlh lor , 20c , 25f , 3Uc , 35c and 40c each , your choice , only lOc oach. Harbour linen thread Ic a spool ; Warren hoto supporters , all si/os , la dles' misses' children's anil baby's size , only 5c a pair. Ladies' bilk handkerchiefs , Fremont price was 7/Jc / , llaydons' price 25c each. No. . " , 3 and ! hooks and eyes 60 gross. Hair nms 10 pauors for Ic. MO -i6-iiich oriental llounclng , was C3c ; now 25c. ' 15-Inch Valoncioncs flouncing , was ei.25 , now Hie. 12-inch black embroidered flouncing , was ( We , now 25c. 42-inch white embroidered Swiss flouncing , Fremont piico 75c , Ilnydens * price 'Me. 200 dices natlerns , white embroidered Bwisti , Hamburg and Marseilles llounc lng , at $1.00 and SI.50 , actually worth Irom $2.00 to $4.SO a yard. Children'a embroidered Swiss llounc lng nt'HieDie and OHo , worth double. 15 Inch drnpory not 25o , 43c , 03o , 76o and 8.7c , lobs than half price. 2 to 6 Inch colored laces , only 2c a yard to close , Fremont price was lOc to LOo a yard. China silk drapes at less than half prico. Kmbroidored foil dressing scarfs , 49c , Fi onion t price was $1.60. Plain and variegated plush balls lOc a dozen. Best embroidery silk , 5c a dozen. Bargains in stamped linens. 1,000 paper covered novels , lOc , worth 26c. 2,000 cloth bound hooka , worth from COo to 75o , on Monday only lOe. Webster's unabrlgod dictionary , cloth bound , only 7fie. $1.25 , $1.60 and $1.75 silk embroidered ihinnel from the Fremont bankrupt stock to be sold at Hayilon's , only $1.00 yard on Monday. Blankets and ll'Uinols from this burstcd stock are being bold regardless of cost or value , as there are too many of thorn , and we have not got the room to carry thorn ; if you have the money to uparo you will find them a good inv'osl- ir.LMit. Special bargain In blenched damask , COc yard. Extra good value in linen lowols , 5c , lOc , Ifie , IDi- and 25c each. $1.60 bed spreads now $1.00 onch. 0-4 ohonillo table covers , $160 , $1.08 nnd $2,75 each. Muslin and sheetings at less than mill prices. Special sale on toilet articles , porfum- orv , tollol soap , etc. HAVDEN BROS. Closing out the bankrupt block of Iho Fremont department stiro. Ladies und children will find it pleas ant to go und BOO afternoon performance of the ficit wild webt bhow at I.nko Marawa all thlH wia-k. Bring your lunch bubkoU uid : make u any ol il. N , B , FALCONER , Etill Gutting Prices Monday nnd All This Week Will Be Made Memorable BY OUR TREMENDOUS SLASH IN PRICES. Cost , Quality or Ir lralillitj- Not Taken Into Coimlilerallon In Thin htiipcndoiiH At tack oil 1'rlres NeerVeru tiir 1'rluiidn tlUvn Mich it Cliance , China silks that wo have been soiling nt $1.26 will bo cut Monday to 7oc. AH our crepe dcchines , $1.35 quiilily , cul toO'Jc ' , Fancy brocade and diagonal crepes , value * 2.00 , cut to $1.25. IJlnek all sillk grenadines , all qual ities from Ifl.flO lo $2.00 , cuu lo Ode. These nro Iho must desirable silks in the market. Our entlro line of ladies' shirt waists , including the $1.00. $1.25 , $1.35 ana 31.60 watst , Monday morning only 75c each. Our SI.50 percale wrapper , warranted fast color , Monday OOc each. We have a few moro of these ladles' 1)1 a/.or suils made of all wool malorial , boll skirt and diamond bolt with every suit. Wo will give away a wash waist and sllic Windsor tie. Monday mornIng - Ing , suit complete , only $0.7o each. CLOAK DKl'AUTMHNT. Wo have about 200 ladles' spring and fall jackets thai wo will close al about 60o on the dollar. Wo will divide this stock in two lots. Lot 1 Ladies' bln/ors , roofers and top coats , ranging in price from $6.00 to $8.00 , all now made goods , Monday morning only $1.70. Lot 2 In tills lot you will find some of our best trarmonls Hint have boon sold by us at $13.50. Monday morning wo ollor this lot at $0.05. COLOHBU UUHSS GOODS. At cut prices for this week. Our object is to close out every yard of summer goods , therefore the prices : Half wool polka dot challies , 25c quality for Me. A few pieces all wool grenadine , 30c quality for Oc. A genuine camel's hair suiting , which we sold at 6Sc , for 25c. Anolhor lol of fancy suilings worlh up lo 85c for -10c. A whole lot of perhaps 70 short dress pallerns , including Iho very lalest col orings and weaves , wore sold for $1.25 , $1.50 and * 1.75. If 5 or 0 yards will make you a dross take your choice for ! ) Sc. Another odd lot of halrstripnschccks , crepons , chevrons , etc. , olc. Wo never sold a yard under SI. 00 and most of thorn at $1.25. Take your choice for 75c. Another lot of hcnriottas , sorgcscash- meres , serpentine , /.ig/ag , etc. ; como in lengths from 5 to ( J yards. They were sold for $1.00 , $1.25 and $1.50. Take your choice. SSc. 3-BAKGAINS IN BLACK GOODS 3 Loll. The Gilo black silk warp hcnri- olla is all sold , but having had a great many inquiries for it wo cut tlio price on our $1.33 quality ( for this week only ) to 75c. Tills is positively your last chance on these goods. Lot 2Vo will close out every yard of Priestley's novelty weaves which wo have soid for $1.25 and $1.50 : this week SSc. SSc.This This is a very low price for the quality ityIloro Iloro is Iho third and it's a dandy. 12-iiK-h all wool side band nun's veil ing , very light \yoight and cool for sum mer. Wo considcroJ it , a big bargain at 7oc , but the season is far advanced , BO here goes , 47Jc per yard. N. U. FALCONER. I.alce Superior KrxnrtH. A prominent clergyman of Omaha , wilh his family , are now spending ihcir vacation near Bayliold , Wis. , and if you only know what a nice place it is to gofer for a few weeks during the hot weather you would go also. Low rates , first class accommodations on daily trains over Iho "Sioux City Hoiite. " Ticket ollico 1401 Farnam street. Depot loth nnd Webster streets. J. H. BUCHANAN' General Passenger Agent. Tlio NelmiHkn Trlhiinc. Rememberthe sale of the plant of the Nebraska Tribune which take ? place Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Hamilton Warren , M. L ) . , oclocllo and magnolio physician a'ld surgeon. Spo- ciaily , disoasji of vro non and ohlldrdh , HON. IGlh stroat. Telephone 14Si Go to Lake Mnnawa today. Frco wild west bhow 1 ( o 5 , 8tol-p. ) til. ICxeiirHlon TlekotK Still on .Sale. The "Hock Island" is still belling cheap excursion lickols lo New York slalo and return , also low excursion rales to Denver , Colorado Springs , Salt Lake and Pacific coast. Tlio Colorado llyor , leaving Omaha at 1:20 : p. in. , servos dinner in dining car after depart ure from Omaha. This is Hie only direct rotilo with elegant through slooning cars to Denver , Colorado Springs , Mani- lou and Puoblo. Take Iho Hock Island and you will bo sallslicd that vou have solocled Iho bosU Ticket offices 1002 Farnam street. CIIAK. KIN.VIDY. : : G. N. W. P. A. J. L. Di : Br.VOiSK , C. T. it P. A. W. T. Seaman , wrgons and carriage ! "Tu In Oily Oli.intaiuiii I. " Hock Island trains will leave Omaha for Chiitiiuqun grounds at 8 a. in. , 10 iu in. , 12:30 : noon , 5:20 : p m. , 0:35 : p. m. Additional trains leave Council BlulTs 0:10 : a. m. , 0:30 : a. m. , 1:50 : p. m. , 7:30 : p. in. Holurning leave Chaiitauqua for Omaha via Council BlulVn 0:45 : a. m. , 8:13 : a. m. , 11 a. m.,4:30 : p. m.,5:33 : p. in. , 10:15 : p. m. Hound trip from Omaha , 60c. Tickets on sale at 1002 Farnam streol or Union depot. Among the many attractions at Man hattan Bench , Lake Manawa , all this week Is Iho wild weal show. Admission free 4 lo 5 and 8 lo 1) ) p. in. Colorado' * foul lliilre.ltil. During Iho "lotinst sonbon , " fronv Juno until Noptcmbor , the Burlington route has on sale round trip lickots at very reduced ratus lo the principal re sorts of Colorado. To Donvor.C'olorndo SprlngH.Manitou , Pueblo and ICateb Park ( the most ntlrau- live spot in the whole stale ) , purlieu- larly low rntcis nro in force. July and Augiibt are the best months in which to visit Colorado's unrivalled rofwld , to all of which the Burlinglbn , wilh its connections , oilers unequalled service. The city ticket agent at 1223 Farnam slreol will bo glad to give you any de sired information. spirit i.uue. The noarust nice summer resort for Omaha people. Dally trains with Pull man bloopers leave Wobstorstreet depot at 5:45 : p. jn , arrive at Spirit Lake at 7 a. m. Returning , leave Spirit Luke at 10:30 : p. m. , arrive at Omaha at 9:25 : a. in. Tourist rate tlckotn on uulo at 1401 iMirnum elrcoU J. H. BUCHANAN , General Pastcn 'or Agent. A FORCED SALE The 09o Stora , 1319 Farnnm Street , Everything Must Qo. FORCED TO CLEAR OUTTHE PRESENT STOCK Our Tremendous Import I.lnu of OoniM lor fait U hi Triuislt , and U'u Arc Compelled tit Make Jtonm for Them. Kvorything must go , oven nt n great sacrifice. Look nt our grand list of bargai'18- SUMMER GOODS. LAWN TENNIS- Rackets S5o to $4.05 ouch. Nets $1.48 to $2.05. Tennis balls , the standard , Soc onch. Croquet 75c , S5e , to $2.05. Hammocks 3ooIDc , to S3.-15. LEATHER GOODS , TRAVELING HAGS , POCKETBOOKS , BELTS. ETC. Ladles' bolts 25e worth 76e : bolts nt 40o. worth $1.00. 25c for your choice of 8 tlo/.ou pocketbooks - books , worth m > to $1.50. Uo.yul red pocketbooks nt 2oc , 30c , 4c ! ) and upward. Traveling bags nt10c , G9c , 75c , up to $1.03. JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. Now novelties nt sacrlllco prices. 7lo ) each for your choice of pickle cas tors , sugar dishes , creamers , spoons , etc. , worth $1.60. Rogers' teaspoons $1.10. per sot. Rogers' table spoons $2.38 per sot. Rogers' knives 81.10 per sot thcso are warranted triple plate. Rogers' forks 81.10 per sot triple plated. 25o n sot for Starling triple plated teaspoons. SUe n set for sterling triple plated tablespoons. 1,000 ladles pins Monday at 10c each worth 50c. Solid gold band rings lOc , 25c up to 09cBest Best rolled plated vest chains 75c. worth $1.50. Wntorbury alarm clocks 55c each. Wo don't sell these to make money , butte to make glory. They are warranted the best. HOUSEKEEPERS' BARGAINS IN CROCKERY , TIN-WARE , GLASS WARE , ETC. 2-quart ice cream freezers , $1.10. Water cooler 70c , worth $1.50. Ice piclcs 5c , lemonade shakers Me each , lemonade straws 2oe a bunch , lem on squce/.ors 8c each , glasses for lemon ade be each , water tumblers 2c each , lamp chimneys 2c- , burners 3e , clothes wringers , the Peerless wood frame , $1.48 , tubs ' 150 , 55o and 05c , 2-hoop .pall 10c , clothes pins , 0 doz. for 6c , toilet paper , "Ixion ; " 5o ) ) ackago , shoo brushes 10c , clothes brushes luc. lOc to OOc. 500 French China decorated fruit plates , lOc each , worth 50o each , only 0 to one customer. 250 silver trays ; mind you , not tin , but silver. 12-inch at 2c ! ) , worth and usually sold at 81.00. Wo mean business and it will pay you to spend every dime you can spare with us during this great bale. THE 09-CENT STORE , 1310 Farnam street. < iolng to California. Mr. B. Rosenthal , president and manager of the People's Mammoth In- Htallment House , leaves this afternoon for Grand Rapids , Mich. , to attend the National furniture dealer's convention , and from there will go to Portland , Ore. , via San Francisco , Denver , Salt Lake City , fctc. After finishing his trip on the coast ho goes to Now Yorlc and several eastern summer resorts. Ho ex pects to bo absent about six weeks. Eastern Cities mill Plivtmiro ItVsort Are best reached by the Burlington Route and its connections. Forty hours' ride from Omaha lands the travelers in Now Yorlc or Philadel phia , within sight and bound of the broad Atlandc. It's getting warm now , and life in Ne braska is not so pleasant as in Septem ber or October. Take a holiday , buy your ticket at 1223 Farnam street , and go east by one or the other of the Burlington's three dally oxprcsi trains. They leave at 0:50 : a. in.1I5 : p. in. and 11:50 : p. in. Mrs. C. F. Hunt , head milliner of I. Ohurfoldor it Co. , will sail for London and Paris on the City of Now York on the 13th , to be gene thrco weeks to got the Ultra' styles for fall. Samuel Burns has 20 .lowctt refriger ators left which ho wants to close out at reduced iiriees. Paxton & Gallagher have just been awarded a contract by the U. S. govern ment for 12,000 cans of their private brand of fanned goods , the celebrated "Onto City. " This is the second time within three months that this enter prising linn has secured the contract on their "Gate City" goods in prefer ence to any other high grade hrand on the market. The IllaeJt lllllH. Dead wood the mining center. Hot Springs the famous sanitarium. Both reached by the F. E. fz M. V. R. , the pioneer railroad to .tho Hills. Palace sleepers and chair cars now run ning on through truiiij , and commenc ing July 0 the through Omaha-Hot Springs sleeper will bo put on and run daily thereafter , Ticket otlico 1-101 Farnam street. Depot 15th and Wubstor streets. .1. U. BUCHANAN , General Passenger Agent. Hot HprltiKH , South llakota , Is a sanitarium of the ] iighest class , sit uated in the most picturesque portion of the Black Hills. Its cllmuto is delightful , its bath houses luxurious and the beneficial ef fects of its thermal waters truly astound ing.Tickets Tickets good for 00 days from data of purchase are now on sale nt the Bur lington Route city ticket olllco , 1223 Far- mini Rtreet , nl the very low rate of $25.00 , Omaha to Hot Springs and return. The 10:15 : lu in. train forLhla northern paradise olYers uncqualudeorvlco of through iloopors , and rcclinlng-ohnlr cars. Spaclnclos adjusted for defective vision. Dr. Cullimoro , R 221 , I3eo bldg. Go to Lake Miinawa today. Frco wild wast uhow to 5 , H to 0 p. in. ti'ow rates for harvest hands , the "Rock Island" tolling tickets at lo per mile to points in KaiibiiB > wobt of Belleville - villo to parties of 10 or moro. Ticket olllco , 1002 Farnam st. Nr\v Train tu Kitimait ( ! lly. The Rock Island train leaving Omaha nt 0 a. in. runs direct to Kansas City via Topeka milking close connections for Wichita and all points In southern Kan- das , Indian Territory and Texas All Rock Island trains arrive and depart from union depot. Omaha ticket olllcos 1002 Farnam slroot and union depot , CHAIII.HS KHNNUDY.G. N W. P. A. J. L. 1)15 BKVOJBK , O. T. As P. A. STONEIIIEUS DRESS GOODS The Grentest3Bdl nnd Moat Stupendous Outtingliof Prices Ever Made. STONEHILL'SfSTOCK ' MUST GO IN 7 DAYS Tlin llnstnii Store \VI1I Make Onn Supreme * , HcrciiU-aii ICIl'urt to Clone Out Htrry Vcfltlo | of ( ftoiirlilU'ft Silk * ami tiuoiln Tomorrow. On sale at THE BOSTON STORE , And SlonohllPs old stand. STONEHILL'S $1 CHINA SILKS , ° oJ ( oJAll All of Stonohlll's China silks In small and medium polka dot on black grounds , .lust the thing for shirt waists. Stono- hiU's price $1 ; go tomorrow at 25c. All Stonohlirs black China silks , gros grain silks , molro silks , double Uvlllod fancy surah ; all at U7c. All Stonohlll's black nnd colored In dia silks in plain nnd small figured , also wash silks of all kinds , all widths of stripes , navy nnd black polka dots , in fact , over 60 line combinations , all suit able for dresses and waists. Stoneliill's ' price $1.25 , but they will bo closed lo- morrow t\t-0c. ! GLORIA SILKS. Stonohill's full10inch wide full - - gloria silks In ton different shades. The most dcsirablo fabric for summer wear , llnoly finished , changeable shading , will out wear tiny other silk , former price , $2.00 a yard ; lo close Monday , OSc a yard , or $ 1.00 for entire dress pattern. 25 pieces all choice silk velvets in black and 21 desirable shades. Those wore Stonohill'a best-grade ? . Ho sold them for $3.00 to $4.60 a yard. Wo will close thorn Monday at $1.00 a yard. They will bo found in Stonohills1 sloro just as you onlor. 39 Do Beige dross robas , conslsling of 11 yards of plain malarial and 4 yards of wide nnd.narrow embroidery lo match. These Stonohill had marked $3.08 , butte to close tomorrow at $1.50 a suit. COLORED DRESS GOODS. Impress upon your memory the very low iigures quoted hero : 3,000 yards all wool nun's ' vollimr , nil wool albatross , all wool serges nnd im ported honriella , in black and colors , all al 30c. 1,500 yards of serges royal , figured Bedford cords , figured choviols , silic finished hcnrieltas and all wool Sebas- lopols , all 40 inches wide ; Slonchill's price , $1.25 ; lo close tomorrow. 07c. 400 pieces of 2-inch wide all silk blnrk ribbon , doublo-fncod salin , gros grain velvet and silk-faced velvet ; StonohiU's price , 60c and 75c ; our price tomorrow to close , loc n vard. THE BOSTON STORE , N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas , and at STONEHILL'S OLD STAND. In 1'lanoft At Moinborg's mortgagee sale , 100 North IGlh street Cash or lime. TWO JJXCllKSIO.VS iS.VST. Via the AValmsli Mnc. 8d Saralocra nnd return $30.55. For the National Elucational associa tion the Wabash will sell round trip tickets'at ' above rate July 4 lo 10 , with choice of routes via St. Louis or Chicago. 4th Detroit and return $20.50. For the Bliptiat-YUungPeople's unkn the Wabash -will soil round trip tickets at above rale 7 > ily 12 and 13 For tickets , Sleeping car nccomrnoda- lion and a ( older giving lisls of routes , side trips , cost of same , with other ' aluable information , call nt Wabash olllce , 1502 Farnam street , or write GuoiuiioN. CLAYTON , N. W. P. and Ticket Agonl , Omaha , Nob. Go to Lake Manawn today. Free wild west show 4 to 5 , 8 to 0 p. m. Eye and oar surgeon , Grant Culli moro , room 224 , Bee buildi ng. $80.00 cash buys n piano. 113 N. 15th. A Common Sense lIxuiirHlon. Twenty-four hours from Omaha to Detroit - troit , ono-of the most beautiful cities in America. The train of the Nebraska Young l-'eoplo's union leaves Omaha over the C. B. & Q. , Wednesday , July 13 , at 4:45 : p. m. , reaching Detroit at the hnmo hour next day. Single faro for the round trip. $20.50. A number of lake and railway excursions to points of interest about Detroit are arranged for nt nominal rates. Secure Pullman ac commodations early. Baggage checked direct from residence. For particulars , nee or write M. G. Maclcod , 014 Now York Lifo building , or W. F. Vaill , cily ticket agent , Burlington route , 1223 Farnam fat. Notice. All bricklayers are requested to attend their regular mooting , Tues day evening , July 12 ; husinossof impor tance on hand. W. Homiin'ON , Pros. Anti-medical practice removes dlsenso. Curlico Bros. ' canned fruit-nnd vege tables are sold by all first class grocers. Meyer & Raapko , wholesale western agents. A Six Work * SllllHiirr Srlioul begins next Monday morning at 0 n.m. tit the Omaha Commercial college , cor. 10thnd Douglas streets. Special classes in all English , commercial and business branches ; nlso , in shorthand and typewriting. Only about half rates , for tuition. Children over eight years of ago received. Public school grades made up. For particulars call on or ad dress , Roiiuitouan Bltos. A. Weber , .jr. , piano tuner , formerly at Moinborgte , now at 113 N. loth. llaruain. Slock , fixlurcB and lease of Miss Alice Isaacs' millinery store for Bale to pay mortgageeH'J507 S. 10th st. Still sollinir goods at retail < jr in lots. Prices no ob ject _ _ Go to Liike/Muiiawa today. Free wild west show 4 U > < 5 , , < 8 to 0 p. m. Kxniii'HloiiH. You have < men California frequently mentioned iniiuMWpuporB and magazines Perhaps u frioud has boon there and writes unlhuiiufetio loiters bnclc homo about the eliumto and the fruits. It makes you anxious 10 face the country for yourfolf. The way .to go i . via the Santa Fo route , on ono of that lino's popmar , per- honally conducted parties , leaving Chicago cage every Saturday evening , and leav ing KIUISMH City every Sun-lay morning. Special ngonts and porters in attend ance. Pullman tourist sleepers aroused used , furnished with bedding , mat- troseos , toilet articles , etc. Second elius tlokelH honored. Write to li , Ij. Palmer , pasbongur agent Santa Fo route , Jtild l irnam street , Omaha , Nob. 7 O'eloek In thu Kveiilni ; Is the time the fast Omaha-Chicago train via "Iho Northwestern lino1' loaves thu Union Pacific depot. Omaha , arriving at Chicago ut 0:30 : o'clock next morning. Vtdtibulod sleepers mid free parlor cars. City ticket olllco , 1101 Farnutn. BANKRUPT SHOE STOCK The Grant Frjmont Shoa Stock Going Fas nt Eaydon Bros' ' , Shoo Dopirtnunt , AND IT PLEASES THEM ALL Special ll.tr gain * for Sntnrilny In .Mpn'i Hoy4' , l.ulli'i' anil OlillilriMi'a I'lliu anil .MMlliini ( Ii'aitu Shoe * . DEvory purchaser ploasjd and surprised o got line shoos so cheap. f Extra help employed to sell Monday' bargains. MONDAY'S BARGAINS. Wo will sell tomorrow ladles' Oxford ticsat 75c that cost Fremont Dopartmon store $1.00 and $1.60. MEN AND BOYS. Another lot of Smith & StoughUm's S3.50 and $1.00 line calf shoo ? at $1.05 a pair. Moi's$3.00 kangaroo southern ties at $2 35 a pair. 3 do/.on moro pairs of William Knee land's $5.60 French call , hnnd-sowod shoes at $3.35 n pair. Men's $1.25 wigwams at 0 > c a pair. Boys' $1.60 button and lace shoos at 02c. Boys'$2.25 calf button shoes at $1.60. LADIES AND CHILDREN , a Ladies' line hnnd-turnod slippers at OSc , Fremont price , $1.35 and $1.60. Lndlcs' patent leather trimmed bootee oxfords at $1 ; their price $1.50. Another case of those $4 hand-turned ladies' shoos will bo closed out at $1.08. Children's patent tip spring heel shoes nt 05c ; their price , $1.25. The balance of 03 pairs misses'$1.05 shoos nt $1. IS. 03 pairs misses' patent tip spring heel $1.50 oxfords at $1.13. Children's $1.00 oxfords at 75c. IIAYDEN BROS. , DHY GOODS AND SHOKS. ClmiiKo of Time. The auction sale for the benefit of the creditors of John Baumor , the jeweler , of No. 1311 Farnam st. , will bo conlinuod daily this week. Morning session , from 10:30 : to 12. Afternoon session , from 2:30 : to 6. Monday , Wednesday and Saturday evenings , from 7:30 : until 0:30. : No sale Tuesday , Thursday and Friday nights. J. II. FiiKNCir , Auctioneer. w Madam Boutin for the nosit 30 days will olTor bargains in millinery , 35 im ported patterns at cost. Como at once and secure bargains. Madam Boutin , 1st lloor N. Y. Lifo bldg , with C. C. Sherwood , See the Krakauor piano. 113 N. 15lh. ItKAD JIAVDKNS * On IJtitter Clieext ! and TrnltH , Wo just received 50 tubs of very nice counsrp butter and will bell it at l-'le and lOc. Komembor this is made by Ne braska farmers and is a very line u'ullnr. Our Dodge creamery will sell al Ibc ana 20c. The Separator for22cand ' ! le. Wo can cheerfully recommend this butter ns being the finest made , as our customers know the cream is separated from tlio milk when fresh , positively making the best butter thai comes to ihis market. CIIUKSK DUI'AKTMKNT. Young America , full cream , lOc. Wisconsin , full cream , lOc. Jersey pure cream choose 12Je and Me. Swiss cheese , 15o and 17jc. Brick cheese , llc ) , 12c } and Me. Messina lemons , 20c , 2-Mc and 25c per do/on. The finest Palermo lemons , 30c. II A YUEN BROS. , Promoters of homo industry. * Tim .Melnlierg Xoelt ol IManoH At slaughter prices , cash or tinio. 10 ! ) North 10th street. Manhattan beach , Lake Manawa , is finer thiin over this year. All Ihis week free wild west hhow to 5 und 8 to 9 n. in. Bring the children and your lunch baskets and tee afternoon performance. Summer Tonrint Tickets To 1,000 pleasant places east , north nnd west are now on sale at "tho Norlh- western lino" city llcltot olllco. 14th Farnam elreot. Samuel Burns gives a special invita tion ncxo week to the ladies to bring their friends and visit his now art rooms. Uumombci "Visitors nnd purchasers equally welcome. " Open lor HIIHIIICHH , The Hotel Orleans , Si > irlt Lake. la. , is open for business and patrons of Ihis convenient and delightful resort will bo pleased to know that Iho hotel is under the management of the B. C , K. it N. Hy. , W. il. Morrison , manager , thus in suring strictly first class accommoda tions. Through sleeper dally from Omaha to Spirit Lake. $170.00 for upright piano. 113 N. 16th. Kxeifrslon Opporl anil leu Via Iho Chicago , Milwaukee & SI , Paul Hy. , with choice of routes east of Chi cago. Saratoga Springs , N. Y. , and rolurn , ono faro for Iho round trip , plus $2. id , on sale July 4th to 10th , good returning July 15th to 20th , subject to extension for return until Sopt. Ibt , Wiibhington , D. C. , and rolurn , ono tarn for tlio round trip , on sale Sopt. llitli to 20th , good returning until Oct. 10th. 10th.Dotroil , Mlfh. , nnd rolurn , one faro for Iho round trip , on sale July 12th and 13lh , good returning until July lllth. Call at office , 1501 Farnam slroet , Omaha , or lolophone 281 for additional information. C. S. CAitHlKlt , F. A. NASII , Ticket agent. General agent. Go to Manhattan beach , Lake Mnnnwa , this week. Wild west show 4 to 6 and 8 to 1) ) ) ) . m. Admission froo. Nicest balhlng. Children and lunch huskols nro invilud at afternoon per formance. Now , and rare drugs. Shormiln & Mo Connull 1613 Dodge , 3d door west P. O. Omalia lieiitlemeii'H ItoaiUtur Chili. A special mooting of the Omaha Gentlemen's Hoadbtor club Is called at th"i Mlllard hotel Wednesday evening , July 13 , at 8 p. m. A full attendance IH requested as busl- nebs pertaining to Increasing the value of the shares of Block will ho brought before thu meeting nnd other important inntlorB. G. D. KuWAltOS , H. SMITH , Secretary. President. BENNETTS Now Goods To the Front Ohcap Prices-- . All Gunrnutjod. ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS PLEASED Sen Our New Cutlery , Slltrruare anil .leuelr.v l > i < | iartini-iit at tint Entrance lo IflSO Capital Avenue , Xeu- Annex ii : 'Kiuit Assortment , Astonishing prices. All now goods. Inspect this department and save money. Our dry goods , notion department is nllvo wilh bargains , genuine ones. Come and gut homo. In our drug department we can do you lots of good and sivo money. Our own patents are guaranteed ; wo give you larger bottles and lor less money. Wo give you the profit that goes into the pocUels of ihoso millionaire patent medlclno monopolists , and their profits nro the biggest of any "llsh in the pud dle. " Our drug department is a wonder and complete in every detail. Our stationery department is full of nine fresh goods , all now and guar anteed. Our butter department has boon jammed all the week. No oleo bolu by us. Customers appreciate trading whore they ran got the pure article and arq sure of it. Our exclusive tea , colTco and spice do- partnmnl sales are climbing up every day , which goes lo bhow lhal people are pleased with Iho kind of goods we are furnishing thorn. Our crockery and notion novoltv de partment on our second lloor are turn ing out largo orders of the host goods in each of their linos. In fact , if you want to bo pleased with your purchases after you have made them , Irado al BcnnoltH. Their goods are always right. Prices are the lowest and customers always sallslicd ; if not wo make them so. W. R. BENNETT CO. , 1502 , 1501 , 1500. 1,108 , 1510 , 1512 , Capitol Avenue. CliaiiK < > ol Time. The auction s.ilo for Iho benefit of Iho creditors of John Baumor , the jeweler , of No. 1314 Farnam si. , will bo continued daily ihis week" . Morning session , from 10:30 : to 12. Afternoon session , from 2:30 : to 5. Monday. Wednesday and Saturday evenings , from 7:30 : until 0:30. : No sale Tucbdny , Thursday and Friday nights. J. H. FitnNcit , Auctioneer. HER BRUTAL HUSBAND. Mrx. AmliriHter Wants the I'olleo to Savu Her I'rom further Abuse. Mrs. Louis Ambrustor came to tbo police court yesterday for protection from n cruel husband who Is tlio proprietor of utnent niar- Uot at lOI.'l Vlnton street. Nisht after nielit she soys stio bas beoa driven from the house and compelled to sleep In tbo outhouses. She bua hart to dress bur two llttlo children In tbovoutU and Is la constant , diitmur of her life. life.Whoa Whoa not nbusniR her Mrs. Ambrustor claitrs her husband Is drunk In tno saloons and she is compelled to do the work in the shop in order to mnVco a living. She Is Am- ImistcVs second wife and very much young er than be. A III ) , ' .Mining Knterinise. Mr. M. lj. ItocnVr of this city bai returned from the east , wboro bo wont witU bis brother , A. H. Kooder , in connection with business involving certain mining operations which they bavo recently undertaken. In conversation with u iiiu : man Mr. Hoo- ilur said : "A short tlmo aco. with an Kiifilish min ing engineer ot world wide experience , my brother and 1 went to Klco on a tour of in spection. Among other things we found n proup nf mines , thirly-tlireo in nil , entan gled in what promised to bo emllobs litiga tion. They were known to cover as rich a mineral territory as could bo louud in tbo San .Juan country. U'o conceived the idea of consolidating all those properties and oper ating them under one management. Return ing to Denver wo can led out Ibis plan uy Jointing a company with a capital stock of fTi.OOO.UOO. A. 15. Koedcr , who had charge of the Colorado end of the deal , succeeded In interesting onn of Colorado's millinmdros , who later oocamo president of tbo company. After thoroueiily looking over tbo pround Mr. 1'Zben Smite , tbo well known expert nna successful mining manager , was stitislled that Rico would in a short time prove the richest mtnlug camp in Colorado , and nlso bociimo an active partner in the mining com pany. Air. Hocdcr continued : "Last week a New York and Philadelphia banking lirm purchased $ . " > UUUOU worth of shares of treas urer's stock nt pnr , putting the success of the grcnt consolidation beyond perndventuro. The property is now producing over7UOUU per month , and bas turned thu eyes of capi tal toward this camp. It is predicted that tbo mines owned by this company will provo tbo richest producing ui'iios In Colorado. "Thoro is no stock for sale , as the entire- block was taken In tbo east , and only enough of this was bold to pay up thobalancoof the indebtedness and successful carrying out of the deal. " Mr. Hocdcr Is receiving tbocongratulations of hia friends. Amoni ; Alllllaiy Men. Captain Robertson of the infantry sta tioned at Mudlson b irr.iaks. Now York , is visiting friends in the city. Miss Leo. daughter of Captain Lao of the Ninth infantry , is vi.slting Miss Slantoa of this city. Forty recruits have boon sent from David aland. Now York , for the ICIcbth Infantry. Twenty of the recruits will go to Fort Uob- nson , liflocn to NiuUrurn unit live to U'usha- cie. They will arrive in Omaha about the nlddlo of next week. Captain .lohn F. ( Juilfovlo of tbo Ninth cavalry al Camp Holtens , U'yo. . bas been cquosteu to report for duty to Major Itan ium m connection with thu small arms iractlcu at tbo rilla camp at liellovuo. The following named ollcr.s ( will report n person to Captain Chariot A. Caolidgu , at he department rifle cuir.p near Hollovuo , s'ob. , July " ' ! for duty iu connoctlon vllli tbo approaching annual department lllu anci cavalry competitions : As Statistical OMIcers Lieutenant Charles I , Cochran , Huvonth Infantry , Fort Lcwm , Colo. ; Lloutenant Lawsun M. Fuller , Nintn uvulr.v. Camp liotlens , U'yo. As Hango Olllccm Lieutenant Maury s'lcliols. Heventh Infaatry. Fort Logan , Jolo. ; Lieutonunt Jnmei L. Drulen , Hovon- contb Infantry , Fort D. A. Hussoll , U'yo. ; , ieutotmnt Stephen M. lluokrioy , Kixtoontti nfuntry , Kort Douglas , Utah ; Lluutonaiil Crnobt U. ( lose , lOlchth Intantry , Fort Me- ; inney , U'yo. ; Lluutonaiil Trunk S. Arm- trong , Mlnth cavalry , Camp JoitcnVyo ! , ; leutonanl JCrviri L. I'nllllps , Hlxth cnv- ilr.v , Camp Klltlns , U'yo. ; Lloutoaunt David ' . 'Cordruy , Kight infantry , Fort Hobliibon , Nob. IN THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS X The Boston Store Will Oloso Out tha Entire - tire Stonohill Stock. BOSTON STORE BASEMENT TOMORR ( Von Will rim ) Sueli Tromemtoin That YouVt | | AlimHt 1'eel Anlmmeil to 1'ay so l.ittlo for no Itlg Value. Thousands of yards of remnants fanoy bliu'k lawn , India lawns , etc , In a yard ; Stonohin's price up lo IOo , All StonehlU's line ginghams , sateens , French llannols , and all Ihis season's now wash goods , worth up lo 25c , will bo closed out tomorrow at 5o a yard. All of StonohiU's towellings which ho sold at Oc , 7c anil Sc a yard , go nt 3o a yard tomorrow. All Iho Sc , lOc and 12c lowels In the Stonohill stock go nt3ccnch ] tomorrow. Best quality table oilcloth , Stoiioliill's price 22c , goes tomorrow at 11jc. ! Stonehlll's entire stock table damask goes tit lee , 25c , ! ' 3o and 50o a yard , worth from 50o up to $1.00. Slonohill's Incecurlaln.i will bo closoil out tomorrow at 6c ! ) , 76c , $1.20 and $1.50 which wore formerly sold by Stonoliill at from $1.25 to $5.00. 100 remnants of camels , all over n yard long and a yard wide go row at 25c. All Slonohill's laces go at 25c on tluj dollar. All Stonohlll'n Imported Point d'lrlando luces that sold at $1.00 a yard go tomorrow at 25i % and over 100 pat terns to select from. Stonohlll's black , pure silk chantilly laces , that sold up to 75c a yard go inlets lots at lOc , 15c and 25c. This lot con tains 200 all now pallonm. THE BOSTON STORE , N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas. , * , And at Stonchill's old stand. Piano $70.00 , good tune. 113 N. loth. NATIONAL HIGHWAY COMMISSION. Senator .Muml < > r c > ii' Hill for a ( ienoriil Sjstem of Itoatl Construction. Sonnlor Mniidorsou Introduced n bill In tlio United Stntos scnuto July ft to create \ \ national highway commission. Tbe bill , which bns been referred to tbo ootnmiUo otr intcrstuto commerce , contains tbo following provisions : That a national bih\vny | ; commission bft created , composed of two sunutors of thil United Stntos , to bo named by tbo vice ) president , live members of tbo bouso of rep resentatives , to bo iiamcu by ibo speaker o tbo bouse , and live clti/cns ! o bo appointed by tne prctldcnt of tbo United Stntos , to. gother with tbo becrotnrios of war , ncrlvuU turo uad Ibo interior , the postmaster ccnviul nnd tbo lUtornev general , who may be rep resented by subordinates from tbclr toveinl departments , nnd un associate member ( ruin ouch of the states and territories tbat may by its executive , or otherwise , appoint ono' : Sec. ' ' . Tlio commission shall contiuiio in/ / existence for two ycnrs Irom tbe dnto of lln orgnnl/atloii and nlm'.l bold its nicotines iu Washington during tbo sessions of congress , in ( Jhicapo daring tbo World's fair und jJ. sucli other places nnd times as n majority as all its members may oicct. Sec. U. Tbo duties of tbo commission bhall bo : First To devise nnd formulate plans for tbo establishment of n national school ' roads and bridges witb urancbes atlncbuil ti tbo various agricultural colleges and cxnert. incut stations. Second To consider and report whether , in any pnrl of tbo United States military na post roads might wolltubly bo eslubllshuil' ' atid built under tbo .supervision of such im- tionjil school , and ns a part of iu means of instruction. Tbird To report wbnt action lias heretofore - fore been taken by tbo United States in bigbway construction and maintenance , wbat blpbways nro still under national own orsblp or control , mm wbat is recoimnomlcil lo bo done for tbo proper inulntcnunco and lop.ilrof ! > uob hif'hw.iys. Kourtb To collect and disseminate gon- crnl Inforinntlon regarding roads und tbuir improvement. Fifth To procure tbo exhibition at tlio World's fair In Chicago of Iho best inctloili nnd appliances for road mnidng , anil to pro vide for organized , practical Instruction m tbi > art ( luring the continuance of the niirj free of cost , to all who may ilesito It. / Sixtli-To collntn iho various recent state laws regardliiK highway Improvement , wi'li ' itk ormatlon as to their practical working , and lo suggebt such combination or mod n- cations of tboso laws ns muv bcci'-o tbu beat form of btnto aid to local coiumunltlcii in ro.ul construction. Seventh To Inquire and report whether nn.v form of national aid to tbu same is > ] > sirutilQ and practicable , and cspeciail > tu consider Iho feasibility of co-ononmon by national , slate and county authorities in a general system of road coiibtmction , busrd upon their agreement in each case as to iho need and i-lmraclor of Iho work , their joint supervision of its execution , an cijuat ur ( iiultablo ] division of iu cost , and the tiae of tbo Joint credit In order to obtain the neci , bnry fund fa nt a low ralo of inicroit und U < ug term of navnient. ICighthIf such co-operation is approved , to report whatstato anil nulionnl lgislu' ( " < a or constltiilional amondmants are required to autliori/o und facilitate It. Ninth To Investigate nnd report upon tlia use of convict labor In highway constric tion. tion.Tenth Tenth To report whether It Is prni'ticalila by logl < tatlon to regulate tbo coiibtiucli ii up vehicles so as to insure the better piuniirv.i- lion of road Biirliiees. lOlovonth To bubmiU Its views and tee- ommendiitions upon other subjects conitui t 'J with road Improvement thai ma.t . > in-- ' thomselvcs or bo bo brought to its ii'ien tlon. tlon.Sec. . 4. Tbo ofllcoivs of the commission - liall bo president and vlco prebldunl , who -i > n < l nu members of the commission , i.nd a hif tary chosen bj the commission who may may not. be a mem Lor. .See. r . All mem hers of the commission , in eluding the associates , shall Imvo an ci , < ' ' voice In iti action , but a nmjorllv wiu > " t > counting tbo associates shull co'nsiltu'i ' 1 ijuorum for business ut nnv icgulur or i ci > orlv called meotlt.g ol the commission. Sue. 0. The commission shall report to i" gross from tltiio totlino.iind in casuof the Im. tire of majority agreement upon unv of the Mibjccls committed to it the commission shall report by buctioiu , as Its members mat agree , for thu lulormallon of congress and the public. % Aloitneihal | | ol tlio .Melnber ) . ' Slncli Of pianos. Cash or time. A chanro of a life llmo. 10 ! ) N. Kllh Hlroot. Kiittcu nf Jive Imet ur Icm iimlir tint lictiil , H/tu centc < ichn < tilltlniiuliiiiylcn ccnti. * OA.KJHI-Ottlllii , wifo.of Alit4in ( ajorl. dluil lliulitli nisi , ut 7 11. in. I'linoral Tuusday , lliu r.'lh , at I p. in. , riiim bur lulu reHidmiou , I'lnice Hlreul , tu Muunl llojjo CUIIIUUT/ , are Invlltid. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report