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TTTE OMATIA DAILY IJEE: PUN DAY, SEPTEMBER 25. lOOi.
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SEE OlK OPERA CLOAKS
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CAPES AT. $30 TO $65
THE RELIABLE ITORE.
WINNING VALUES IN SILKS.
Greatest Silk Sale on Record.
Commencing Monday morning, for the especial benefit of our
many out-of-town, as well as the thousands of our home customers
WE INAUGURATE THE GREATEST HALE OF SILKS
that this or any other store has ever held. We have been prepar
ing this sale for woek and the big Silk Department is now piled
high with all the newest and best of silks.
A NEW STANDARD OF DAKGAINS IN THIS
GREATEST OF SILK SALES
find we defy any one in this or anj- other city in the land to show
and sell silks of equal quality for so little mony as offered you in
this great silk sale.
BLACK TAFFKTA In neat figures for waists or suits, alt ilk, I5c
SX. ya pd
COLORED CHINA SILKS Some nil silk, nme half silk, 15C
at, yard .........
FINE GRADE PCRE SILK WASH SILKS-In white, on Bale 2r
at, yard 6at
100 FIE"F.S FINE SILKS For shirt -waist sulta. latest styles, HOr-
at, yard ovfc
100. PIECES NEW PERSIAN SILKS For waists or suits, worth 11.00. iQr
at, yard
100 PIECES 8TRONO TAFFETA SILK In all colors, regular price 75c, Jftn
at, yard
108 PIECK8 BEAUTIFUL QUALITY CREPE DE CHINE Regular II 00 silk, ACkr
at yard
60 PIECES YARD WIDE WHITE WASH SILK Real fine quality. AQr
at, yard W
25 PIECES BEAUTIFUL KIMONA SILK8-SMn. wide. Persian design. 'lQp
at ard OC
25 PIECES HANDSOME FIGURED VELVETS-ln all the choice styles. AQr
at. yard
25 PIECES J7-IN. CHANGEABLE TAFFETA Extra heavy grade, on sale 69C
ELEOANT WHITE OR CREAM PONGEE Worth ll.S. on sale fC
at yard W.
THE NEW MESS A LINE SILKS In blues, brown, green and other colors, r"Or-
at. yard UVC
PLAIN ALL SILK CREAM AND WHITE SATIJe Actually worth 11.3. 7Cr
at yard
27-IN. WIDE BLACK TAFFETA RustllnR quality, worth H.a, fOn
at yard UV.
86- IN. WIDE BLACK TAFFETA Rustling quality, worth Il.TS, f
at yard I.UU
1J-IN. BLACK PEAU DE SOIE 20 rleces go on sale on.
at yard ..i OVC
87- IN. BLACK PEAU DE SOIE-AII silk, heavy grade, worth II 50. '7fl-.
at yard iVC
S-IN. BLACK PEAU DE SOIE All silk, double face, worth 12 50,
at yard , I.OV
Business Winning Specials for Monday
We are all interested in winners these days. It's but natural. Whether it be Base Ball, Horse
Show, Tennis, Golf or Windows, they are interesting usf the same. OUR SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
are business winners that will prove of intense interest to all economical buyers. Our display of
New Fall Goods attention attracters that will be highly appreciated by all lovers of beauty and value.
Don't miss seeing our display. Come early and participate in this great bargain feast.
Winning Values in Our Cloak Dept.
Unquestionably the largest, the most complete, the most reasonably priced lino of
ladiea' ready-made garments in the city.
BOTDBS
THE RELIABLE STORE.
SEE 0VR DISPLAY OF EVEN
ING GOWNS
AT. $50 TO $250
Three Leading Suit Values
ELEGANT TAILOR SUITS In great variety of mannish materials cheviots,
serges, broadcloths, etc. made to sell at 118.50, special at
14.50
HANDSOME TAILOR SUITS With all the beauty of outline and elepnee of Q TQ
finish of a i garment comes In 5 different styles as a special for Monday at 1
SWELL SUITS In an Imm'tiw variety of liani1"iif fabrics, patterns and styles,
pnrments vou cannot duplicate, quality considered, for has than J3i.W 27 RO
special Monday at . a
SAMPLE COATS In silks and velvets, with loose backs and fancy sleeves an Im- E (f
mense line at trom 12. down to . ,w
EARLY FALL JACKETS-In back and tan covert cloth the most complete line In E f(
Omaeja at 112 .. IK'.Ou. 17.50 and
TOURIST COATS One of the most popular of the new fnll styles In fancy mix
tures and plain colors great variety of materials and patterns at 420.00, IIS.OO
and
A SPECIAL LEADER A handsome Tourist Cont. that would be considered splen
did value at 112.50 in any store In the land as a special for Monday
15.00
8.90
4.95
3.98
6.98
CHILDREN'S COATS In ibenllns, Irish frieze, kerseys and many other fabrics A
a complete sample line special Monday at -w J J
BaVTVL F.rRS 2.98, 3.98, 6.50 and 7.50
98.00
WOMEN'S WALKING SKIRTS In 12 different styles and worth up to 19 .00 spe
cial at ,
DRESS AND WALKING SKlP.TS In excellent fabrics best colors and newest
styles worth up to 17.50 Monday
THE FINEST LINE OF FRENCH VOILE SKIRTS EVER SHOWN IN THE
WEST All the newest styles In black and fancy colors at IJO.OO and down to 110 tt
All the newest styles In stole effects. Boas, Capes, Coats. In almost every
known lur, ut from SI Stf to
TWO ROUSING SPECIALS
From 8:30 till 1:00 a. ni.
Women's Eiderdown Sacques
From JiO till 10:00 a. m.
at.
Of f-, I Womena Black Mercerised Underskirts regula
0"w 1.00 values, at
49c
High Grade Wool Dress Goods
Greatest Sale of the Season
New fall Dress Goods at bankrupt stock prices. 'Every daj
for the next week we will have a social sale.
THESE PRICES INCLUDE BLACK AND COLON:
Any II 80 black or colored dress goods in stock will go 98C
at. yard '
Any tl m black or colored dress iroods will go ,4V
at. yard -
Any C.S" black or colored dress goods will-go .iJ
at. yard ' .
Any 13 on. UM. I5.no or W OO wool dress goods will go 2.4
at, yard
THESE PRICES AKEOOOD FOR MONDAY ONLY:
FOR CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES.
New all wool novelties, 50c
at, yard :
New all wool novelties, 54 Inches wide. A EjC
at, yard r0
New all wool novelties. ; Inches wide, VOC
at, yard
The finest llte of mool walstings In Omaha, &UC
at, yard
Fall Wash Fabrics
White and colored Import Walstings, medium weight. As popular as ever, but one
half the price of last season tl. m - OVC
waistlnj, at. yard
Fancv light and medlnm weight White Waivtlnirs figures, dots and stripes, a
splendid fabric to wear lth Jacket suits a regular (tv 25C
waistlng, at, yard
We are showing French Bayadere Novelty for waists and suit. In two toned ef
fects, Mn wide, all the prettiest combinations. 4vC
at. yard '-
Silk mixed and fancy Satin stripes floral design Organdies for evening and party
wea. all the latest colors, 49C
at. yard
The greatest assortment of New Flannelettes now on exhibition In this department,
the celebrated Arnold flannels, 12jC
6ee the newest fabrics for-Petticoats and Shirtings at our lining counter.
A special Moire Bengallne Skirting on sale 25c
Monday, at
Visit This Main Wash Goods Dept. tor New Fall Fabrics
Trade Winning Values in Furnishing Goods
You can't help but buy on sight, the values are so great. See them Monday, The entire line
of winter underwear from the BOSTON STOKE and LEVENSON STOCKS will be placed on
sale MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, at unprecedented low prices.
UNION SUITS, TANTS AND VESTS For ladies and children, in winter weights, ' 9Q
broken lines, but worth up to 75c per garment. To close them out, Monday, choice
MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS In fine wool, worth $1-25 per garment, special 7
jionaay w
MEN'S HEAVY WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS The shirts have double fronts and AO.
backs, regular fl.50 values, at
MEN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR An immense line of broken lots, worth up to $1.50, 1flo
choice, per garment JUv
REAL DUCHESS
LACES
High grade lace novelties suitable for the
Horse Show and Ak'-Sar-Ben Ball.
Lace Collars, Lace Capes, Gowns,
Berthas, Etc.
A special 25 per cent discount given this
week on all real lacea and lace goods.
Vou can save one-fourth on every dollar
during this sale.
Improve the Opportunity.
BUY N0WI
Greatest Value Yet In Our Carpet Department,
Monday, September 26, at 8 A. M.
Elegant new patterns, including 8.500 YARDS AXMINSTER VELVETS and WILTONS, with
or without borders, all high grade carpets, wirth $1.25 to $1.50 yard, on Sale Mon- A A
day, at, yard IUU
1.200 YARDS REX BRUSSELS CARPET, 27 inrhes wide, in all the new colorings.
would be cheap at 85c Monday's special at, yard ' J2
1,500 YARDS HEAVY VELVET CARPET, with or without borders, worth up to $1.25 H C
per yard special Monday at, yard.....'
We are making a special feature of this sale and all carpets sold Monday WE WILL SEW
FREE OF CHARGE. Make Monday your carpet day at Hayden's.
Flannel Depart
ment Specials
It cases 10c Extra heavy fancy stripe
outing flannel. file
at yard U8W
I casea 10c Hamilton comforts fc
calica. at yard "w
10 case j 36 inch wide Extra heavy
outing flannel, '7Xn
at yard w
I casea Wc Extra heavy cotton flannel
and shaker flannel.
at yard Kw
I cases 40c All wool shirting flanoel, farlcy
striped ami checks, Oc
at yard AOW
1,000 pairs of sample bed blan
kets to select from, at less than
cost. '
A Sale of Linens and Domestics
That Is a Winner
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETS Ready made, bleacbed, yards wide and
2 yardB long, with wide bem, bent' make, regular price 710, guar- CC
nnteed. Monday only 6 to a customer at, each
READY MADE PILLOW CASES-Bleached. 42 and 45 Inches wide bem, best
make, regular 16c value only 6 to a customer
at, each
20 YARDS UNBLEACHED MUSLIN-Yard wide, regular VjC value.
Monday 20 yards for ? ,
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASK In several beautiful patterns,
regular 35c value, at yard
GLASS TOWELING Linen finish, IS Inches wide, red and bluo
checks, regular 8c value, at yard
DICE CHECK NAPKINS Bleached, nice size, regular 75c value.
er dozen ,
TURKEY RED TABLE CLOTH-Kringed. guaranteed, fast color, 2vJ
yards long, regular $2.00 value, at, each
12ic
98c
19c
41c
49c
69c
HORSE SHOW!
HORSE SHOW!
Before visiting the Horse
Show be sure YOUR EYES are
in good shape IF NOT call at
our Optical Dept.. and see the
optician.
Prices Always
1 The Lowest
Popular Priced Dress Goods in
the Domestic Room
Half wool Jacquards, in
at, yard Ivk
Half wool Novelties, f
at. yard C
Black goods worth 39c, 1Qr
at, yard
50c handsome new Spring
Novelties, at. yard
Extra heavy Granite Cloth, all the
new ahades, worth sc, rlOr'
w
at, yard.
French and German Plaids.
bright, 40 Inches wide,
at, yard
Strictlv all wool Zlbelines
the iBc grade at, yard
54-in. Ladiea' Cloth, strictly
all wool 50c grade at. yard..
Scotch Mixtures, all wool,
at, yard
36-in. Ladles' Cloth, strictly
all wool SOc grade ut, yard..
All wool Tricot Dress
Flannels, at, yard
extra
39c
49c
49c
49c
29c
29c
EXTRA SPECIALS
54. SS and 68-inch all wool Tailor Suitings. $1.50. 11.98 and $3.50 Voiles, Etamlnea, CQr
Sublimes, Silk and Wool Eolinnes, at, yard J-J,
All other goods worth from $1.50 to $3.50 yard, all on one table in patterns CQp
from to a yards, at, yard -ttJS
Attention Winning Prices
In Our Crockery Department
Art pottery, water pitchers hold
four quarts and are TC
75c regular value, at...'
Ivory Ware Baking Orp
Fans, 10c. 15e and. vV
Japanese Decorated salt t CLts
find Tfnrfr shflkers. . t-Zw
Ivory Ware Cream
pitchers
Dinner, Tea and Pie Tlates odds
and ends, broken lots, y
ete.. at. Pflpli. 1c. 3r
Decorated Bowls,
each ,
Imported Berlin Cooking Wire
Make pons, tauce pans, etc, at 10c, 15c, 20c.
10c
5c
$2.00 Lace Collars,
each
1.00
$3.00 Lace Collars,
each ,
1.50
St-00 Lace Collars,
each
2.00
50c Corset Cover
Embroidery, yard,
29c
200 yards Machine Thread,
spool ,
1r I ept (iua(.v ewhipr
I Needles, package. .
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COTTON DRESS GOODS
In the Domestic Room SJS
Dimities and Batistes,
yard, will clean up
at yard
worth up to l,c
-2k
First class grade of Flannelettes
dark colors, worth Stye,
will go at yard
in
5c
12V-.-C Everett CIhskIc Ging
hams, at, yard
Sti-inch Black Mercerized
LiningK, at, yard
12W and 15c extra weight Flannelettes,
line range of fast colors, 7 I
at, yard 2C
5c
5c
7;c
Best rrades of vicumas and Arnold's
S'J-inch fast colored
Percales, at, yard
Also 3G-in. Sea Island Tercalea at 7VjC
Imported Flannelettes and Wrapper
Cloths, what you usually pay
for, Monday only, at, yd..lUC
Finest Cotton Fleeced Goods, inade
from finest coloring, best cloth sold
nowhere under 2.V and 35c
all so at, yard
EXTRA SPECIALS.
CVc Apron Cheeks, Mj
at, yard T'gl
12k
1 ' . . 1 1 C , 1 1 T". I . .
run CMimunru irinis. a
at yard
Good Dress tiinghama,
at. yard J Q
80-Inch Percales, s
at, yard... j(
OTHER SALES DURING THE WEEK
Drug Department
Specials
FLORIDA WATER
per bottle kJK
TAU'UM POWDER Cp
per box w
ALMOND MEI- 1Ap
per bottle w
TOILET SOAP fi n
per box "2
WILLIAMS OR COLGATE'S
SHAVING SOAP
per cake
IDEAL TOOTH POW- lCp
DER ixt bottle 1C?V
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Hardware, Stoves and Housefurnishing Department
Two Cars of Base Burners and Oak Heaters
lxl,,X,. . t'..L.i;J-?,'51...1'la i'ou see 1,7 """. JOU want to see it Wore vou buv n Pase Bu
T-fVVfJwi D,ui"" ' 1,,'JN,y maiiwsi. ot only thiit. but it is the BUST MAXjK.
UU-NOMICAL and the bRiATLST HEATtK. It is a Di.'l Kl.E jlKATn.n-i.-uii run hot air piue
ln.V.11inTal,d, Wl" 1,eat lwr' t,r lhr,e room.-, unstiilrs. J! you neid one whv not iil Y THi.
Ufc.81 .' You know, we always make the BKST PRICE. We have a good iize for
THE SPLENDID A G KEAT BIO Dul'BLE HEATING BAKE Hl'KNKn. 16-inch fire pot. FIRST
...V , ri ln.ev'0' way, only nut dulte so much nickel, but h lin I.-hh t wliicli we si-11 lor
THK 1.1 LI AN A very net bane burner. Any one wantiiiK a medium size stove will lind this Just
the risl'i thlnif first clans at
TI,iv,,VEJ5AOA.KTh' BEST OAK STOVE made in A mi-rica."' G HEAT FLOOR HEATEKS.'
LA TRA HEAT, burns t-vt rytljin, perfectly air tight, tor
M or more different klnda and sixes in Oak Stoves. Air Tiht Hut mui t,.
Kf?s OF BTEEL RANGES The JEW EL, the M. & ).',' t lie UNI VEKSAL line arid the NEVER
V) or more kinds of CAST ciOK STOVES aiid RANGES
up from ,
rner. It Is
the MOST
to register
44.50
42.50
22.50
16.50
4.95
27.50
9.45
Grand Carnival Grocery Opening
Quality the Highest Goods the Freshest Prices Always the Lowest
Fresh, crisp Soda. Oyster. But.
itr or .vi uk vracaers, id
6c
ODDS AND ENDS
I X-Celo, Force. Vigor, Vim
I Neutrita or EiTg-O-See, pkr.. "VsC
j i lbs. hand ricked Navy Brans,
I for ' ISc
j i lbs. grood Japan Rice for lic
' H'. Breakfast Rfilled Oats
J for jso
The best laundry Soap, bar... 2c
i The best Laundry Starch, lb... SV:
I. X. L.. Celluloid. Elastic or
Electrlu Starch, pkg Tc
Bromanirelon, Jellycon, Fruit
Puddine or Jell-O, pkg 7Hc
Large bottle fine Tomato
Catsup ftto
S bars Wool Snap for 10c
GRAND CARNIVAL DRIED
FRUIT BALE.
Choice California Prunes, lb....
Large Italian Black Prunes, lb.
Fancy Vostirra Cleaned Cur
Prunes, lb ,,
Choice California Grapes, lb....
Virginia Red Raspberries, lb...
Belecled California Pcachea, lb. 7c
fie
"He
c
c? 1Iods; i5c j 6i,tve..c,".i:d!,:.39c
21c ..f:. 9c
5ciDamp..r.. '
1.29
Fancy Uulr Reaches, lb S'ic
Large Crawford Peaches, lb 0c
Choioe Muscatel Ralsina, lb.... Be
Fancy -Crown Raisins, lb 7H?
Fancy London Layer Raisins,
lb Sc
English Cleaned Currants, lb.. 7'.c
Fancy Vostina, Cleaned Cur
rants, ib f.'4c
BITTER. Bl'TTER. BUTTER.
Choioe Country Butter, lb UUc
Fancy Dairy Butter, lb ljc
Selected Creamery Butter. Ib..l7w
Fancy Separator Creamery
Butter, lb ifc,
FRESH FRUIT
ri.oli,,. -. I riTS. .Aa kb mrm m.m.mW ,1 Jt m it Pv tV. M tV M A LONG AS THEV I.jst .r
I Ovens, at.... l.Vj t-IUJUJIi-J ' a -J fc I t. ,r fcJ KBSKLL t"eS AT. OOC
.
Fire Shovels,
at
Elbows,
at
S-Burn. G.'iao- O Q
line Stoves.,
FOR IH GREAT CARNIVAL
Houm Trade t. Little Quiet Last Week, but
Orders from Salesmen Were Hearj.
MANY BUYERS EXPECTED NEXT TWO WEEKS
Both Jekbera asd Retailers Xow ra
IrBt ef Eaprlleat Kail aad Uisler
Baalaraa Ualii la Good t'ara
. Crop, Hklrh U Aaaared.
Not mny buyers vlaiied the Omaha
tnarkrt last eek as the week twfore. but
tHt wns expected, as the general impres
sion was Ilia I merchants, as rule, mould
until the tall festivities of this ek
an.l tin e.k fjllt.ing. Past experience
la taught Omaha Jobbers and wholesaler
that th- have about all the hnune busineiu
they fin care for during the Ak-Hnr-lien
rarnlval Ull) they exinct the iiumter of
buyers tins ytur to be fully aw large as
usual. In tart, ( ould cause no surprise
if there hiH,ld be many tni re than a yesr
S'i'd manv merchants have'un
uoubtedly lm holding back their orders
to aume eatent , see the outcome 4 the
com cr1 A big et.ip of corn in Nebraska
Is now assured, whil,. the prosicta of iuwa
bating a good yield (,f marketat'le corn are
y.rv eiioouraglr.g. Thl, ,h CMtllt
looks hou4h late fail Luaiaeaa ahuuld
be unusually large, and Jobbers are laying
ineir ians accnroingiy.
But while house trade last week was not
as brisk as It baa been at some limes, or
ners from traveling men and also direct
from merchants mere as liberal as ever,
and In many casea were even heavier. In
a number of llnea traveling men are carry,
lng samples of spring goods, and are meet
ing with exoepthmally good success in landing-future
business as well as Immediate
orders. Taking everything Into considera
tion, the opinion of both wholesalers and
retailers is that the outlook for future busi
ness could not be better, and tbev are all
counting on a record-bieaklng trade
throughout the fall and winter.
The markets have fluctuated to sx.me ex
tent during the week, hut still the changes
have not t-cn of a radical or startling ua
ture There Is a general frellng of firmnees
on practically all classes of goods, and
with the bright outlook for future business.
Indicatlops may be said to l.e favorable for
good, healthy markets for some time to
come.
Collections are reported aa being quite
satisfactory, and as good as usual at this
season of the year.
Sagar Streaat. f ogfra Hlaaer.
Wholesale gitirera report the demand for
their linn of goods as being very heavy f ir
even this time of year. The market la also
I In good condition, and while a number of
t-aaujee nave taaen eneci, most or inui
are in the tiature of advances. The sugar
market is cjuoled at about the same as it
was week ago. but still prices are very
firm on both raws and refinad On Friday
local Jobtwra received oahle advices from
Iondon to the effect that the Ot'lobar roar
ket ou raw beeta Is l-lc higher than for
Septemter. N--w Vork rentiers repoii
heavy withdrawals, and they are still be.
hind with their order. This, together with
the delays in transportation. has reduced
local stocks to some extent, but still Job
bers ere able tn fill all orders promptly.
The output In this section so far has been
exceptionally good, but still hardly np to
expectations in i-ome quarters. This is
probably owing to the large fruit crop early
In the season, which gave consumers an op
portunity to put up a large part of their
needs in the way of Jams and preservea,
which has had a tendency to curtail the
late demand. v
The coffee market Is still advancing.
Prices now in force are to higher
than those quoted a week ago,, and still
higher prices are being confidently pre
dicted for the near future. Reports from
Rraril sre rather discouraging, as it is
claimed that serious damage ass done to
September Towering, and, besides, that
many of the plant tiona are so badly run
down that It all! take considerable time
to repair them. With the heavy withdraw
als that are going on, together with the
light receipts, it is hard to tell what the
final outcome a 111 be. Well Infcrmed buy
era. howevrr. predict higher prices, partic
ularly on the lower grades.
Cheese Is cnother line which has ad
vanced ciulte tharblv durlnr the we. k no.
' der review. The Wisconsin market Is up
' ty'ic iitid the New York market has ad
vanced V All tfferliigs are being freely
tuktn. and all lndlcatiotut point to a wteady
aamijc-v nom lrus time on. i nere is ai-
ways a heavy demand for late September I
arid October-mHde g.cls. nnd the slox k of I
the letter month Is generally used for car
jrlng the trade through the winter. I
JS-vin tnotigu Indira. ion ut ti.e present,
time are for a lighter pack of tomatoes '
than a yar ego. the market is staiionsry ,
with little protreit of a chintf in the
near luliie, unless there should I u heavy
frost which would kill the vine?. Maryland
reports a large pack vf corn, ami while
this atock does not come west. It does go
into territory that would otherwise have
to be supplied from Illinois and Indiana.
New York and Maine report light packs
and the west will have to fill up the g.ips
caused by the shortage in those localities,
which, as it how appears, will amount to
from 25 to ft per cent No change in the
market, though, has taken pliice since last
report.
The salmon market Is in practically the
same position it was a week ago, except
that Sockeyea and Chlnonks are practl.
cally out of the market. Red Alaxkus are
In good demand and selling at full prices.
Little of interest has lnken place In the
dried fruit market during the last several
days. There will undoubtedly Jje a large
output of prime evanorated apoles and the
market is a trifle easier. R'lspWrrtes have
advanced lc per ro"?!d nd the market Is
very strong at the advance. California
Iaches are unrhii ng-d. and the same is
true of apricots, prunes and ralsina.
Cotton Goods Asoa Steady.
No change in the price ofl stanle cotton
goods has gone Into effect duVlng the week
under review, and none are looked for bv
well ported buyers. Heeent reductions on
some lines of bke:i h d griods iind on ticks
and ginghams make those lines look cheap
when the present Trae of cotton is con
sidered. The gcncr.il tu lief undoubtedly Is
that u good, strong, healthy ru n la I for
cotton good will be experienced for some
time to cpme.
ho far ns the local trade situation con
cerned, no compUiinls arc lienrd. Hout-a ;
I rude lust week wn a littlu cuiit a coin. .
pared with the week before, but that was
owing to the fact that nierchnnts mho
exiect to come to Omaha at about this
time postpone thtir trip u (-w days so as
to combine treasure Wllh hutdneaa mnA
the Ak-Sar-Bco carnival. A large number J
of traveling salesmen from nearb terrl
tory will be In the city next week and
week after to look after the wants of their
customers.
Orders from traveling men last week
and also those direct, were fully up to the
usuul standard, which shows that mer
chants are well ssatisfled with the outlook
for future business. Those who have been
in the city for the last few days are, in
fact, more confident of a good fall and
winter trade than they have been for aev.
eral years past, and all agree that If busl.
ness Is ever going to be good It certainly
will be this year.
Many of the salesmen for local Jobbers
are now carrying their spring stmples and
are taking some nice ordera. It looks now
as though advance ordera on spring lines
wouJd he very libera!.
Big Desuasial for Hardware.
Hardware Jobbers still report business as
being unusually brisk for this time of vear.
The few cool days experienced last week
and the week before undoubtedly stimu
lated the demand for stoves, stove boards
stove pipe, elbows and In fact for all
staple and seasonable lines. People now
reMixe that winter is close at hand and at
a remit they are buying freely of such
lines aa thev need. Jobbers aay their s lies
ale lullv as good os s year uo and In
some caM-s they are heavier. i
I here is nnthina- new to renort nuntln.
the condition of the market. While there
mny have been some minor chances, none
of the more lmrrtsnt lines hnve fluctuated
during the week. The nm r ket Is tn a good
healthy condition, and with the excellent
demand that is being experienced in tl
sections the impression is that prices will
be i,rm for some time to come.
Leather Goods More Brisk.
Leather goods jobbers experienced a aloe
trade last week, orders coming very freely
from both traveling men and also direct
from merchanla. Quite tt few buyers were
also In the city. There is no doubt In the
minds of wholesalers but what their sales
this fall will be fully a. good us a yea?
ago, and some of them are counting on
doing more business. Merchants who have
been very conservative for the last severs I
"ot now fhanBing their tactics an.l
Placing liberal arders. That Is taken as an
indication that the rood crop outlook has
Increased their confidence.
The market la In the same portion It
n&s been for some time nut. Price seem
to be firm on leather goods, with no prcis
prSl ?1 " chnse for some time to rome
Rubber goods ure slow, the same as thev
v? be"n' nd' previously mentioned
Jobbers do not expert nianv orders until
alter cold weather and snow ha a reduced
locks now in merchants' hrnds.
Ol'T OK THE OrtDIVtRY.
Captain B. George Nlch. the Salvation
Army officer In command at Burnley Lan
cashire, always presches from a cotTn. It
is stood upright and he stands in it.
The ground upon which the Bank of
pr1ani" stsrds Is valued at 1361 a aiUre
foot. Hhould the bank ever find lixeif
pressed lor money, It could sell its site
I or ,, itv.w':.
A Newark. N. J . man woke up to find
that nls house had been entered by a
freight train and that one car had fallen
through into the cellar. A 'gondola"
loaded with coal stopped outside in the
street, however.
The Sklbliereen Esgle, d'sjounrlng Rus
sian atrocities' In the war aavs: "The
Kagle will keep Its eye on the emperor of
Russia, aa It did In the da)s of ftlcbulai I
Three Very Special
Specials In Wall
Paper
13c Paper, tOn
at jer roll J V
10c Papfr, 1rc
at per roll vJ
G- Paper, A
ut per roll "V
Also all our broken lines of
Wall paper, at Kemnant prices.
Your Time To Buy Is Now
X. during the Crimean wir, when that
greeny oid tyrant Hied, to gobble up Tur
key." The membership of our house of repre
sentatives has ;j lawyers out of a total
of KT. The House of Commons, on the
other hand, has only 129 lawyers out of a
total of liiO. while tl French Chamber
shows sn attendance of iXt lawyers in a
total of IM.
A Jamaican newspaper correspondent at
Panama says. 'There are more gambling
'hells' in Panama than in any oiher city
ot its rice on eartb. Fortunes are lost
nightly snd s-ulrtdes are so common that
they receive no notice either from the pub
lic or the press."
The emoluments of a Spanish matador
of the flirt rank appear to be quite equal
to thoae of an English Jockey of equal '
prominence. The famous matador, I.ouis
Malta n tint, has just miied from the bull
ring alter a profernlonal career of tm:r,V'
three years. Hla total profits, without in
cluding living expenses, have amounted to
Jtli.'j, ((.., but tie Just wi,IMi in unlucky '
HpeculaMnne. He looks forward, however,
to enjoying his oil urn cum dlgnilate on the
tWidO remaining. Altogether Maiaantlnl
has killed in the ring bulla.
The eldest married couple in the Vnlted
States are believed to be James lavls and .
wife, nrgroea. at Waelder. Texas. Tney
celebrated the ninety-second anniversary
of their marriage a few days ago. Davis
Is ;o years oid and his wife is 110 years,
old. He was born in Jonea . county, i
O-orpin. snd his wife mas born at Mount
Sellers, Ua. They spent seventy years in
slavery. Their owner. Mrs. tvarsh I via.
broi ght them lo (his region In IMo. A son
of Mrs. Iiavis Uvea near Wactrter and tie
ban a record of the birth and marriage of
this couple Landed dowa, lruo bia jwat
grandfather.