Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1887, Page 8

T BENNISON BROS.’ BARGAINS. Blanghter Bale All Next Week. Burah Silks, Black Silke, Tricots, | Ginghams, Gloves, Etc., Special For Monday. Great Slaughter Sale next week. Don't fail to come and see tne greatest bargain in Silks and Dress Goods ever yet of- fered. B0 picces Surah Silks, all new shades, 87)¢; regular price #1 Take them away quick, you never again buy them at this price, Mail orders filled. B0 picces Black Silks, every yard war- ranted. One week only. No. 1at 8ye, worth §1.25, No. 2 at $1.00, 1.50. No.8at 1.25, 1,75, No.4at 148 ' 200, Remember these silks at prices quoted are for one week only. Mail'orders filled. For Monday and ‘T’ ay only, 1 ease 38-1n. Tricots 45¢, worth 65c. For Monday and Tuesday only, 1 case 38-in, Ladics’ cloths 3ie, worth 6he. For next w 1 cuse 40-i 48¢, worth i For Monday only, 1 case more of those elegant dress ging- hams at 8, worth 12fc. For Monday only, 1 bale 36-inch unbleached musling 20 yds for $1.00, For Monday only, 1 case bleached ninslin, full yard wide, rds for $1.00. Not more than $1.00 worth sold to any customer. For Monday only, 100 doz Luadies’ Embroidered back kid gloves in tans, browns and greys at Y8c worth %1 Not more than two pair sold to any one customer. For Monday only, « 250 Ladies” and Children’s silver grey Gossamers at 98¢ worth § Don't forget our st is full of Bar rous of saving at buy their goods of asy Hustlers, “NNISON BROS. ey Mixtures and Checks - L. P. Hammond's new State street ad- dition. Hillsdale is the location in Omal : A 507 Farnam st. dsomest suburban 2SS GOODS. Summer Silks 7 Striped Velvets $1.00: 5,000 Yards Colored Lace Buntings 5c. SUMMER SILKS 25cts; Monday morn- 1 s ces y fine lustrous i i or black and white worth S0c for 2 yard. S, rse & Co. BLACK SILKS 26 pieces heavy eashmere finish black Gros Grain_ Silk | get prices at Howe & 22 inches wide worth and always sold for $1.25; reduced for Monday to 75¢. Monse & Co SATIN RHADI $1.2 we have 100 pieces of the very nicest of colored Batin Rbhadines just received that we offer for $1.2 LACE BUNTINGS, b5c; to-morrow morning we will sell at our dress goods 5,000 YARDS OF LACE BUNTIN A FEW COLORS 5 CE worth and never sold less than 80 conts. S. P. Mogse & Co. s Estiory ROSENMUNDS, The Elegant Resort Being Completed on Farnam Street. In the way of super excellence in the combination of hotel, re: rant and sam- vle room, Louis Rosenmund will this week lead the list. His place is at Nos. 1013 and 1015 Farnam strect. It isa three story brick building with a light, lofty and ample basement, The latter will be a bowling alley of the finest kind. The first floor will be devoted to the bar, lunch table and dining room. On enter- ing, a larg e, handsomely carved, white oak screen with a circular stained glass center, in which is worked the trade mark of Frederick Krug. A colored glass urn surmounts the screen over whis lectric and gas light appr tions are pendent from the ceiling. I latter is neatly papered in large pannelled patterns, while a pink tint suf es the walls. The bar is surrounded partly at the bottom ‘with a brass foot rest, and at the top with massive mahogany arm-rail. The bar 18 of oak, scrolied and carved, with painted giass panels, and brightened with round murrors, worked into the wood. Back of this is the immense mir- ror fifteen feet long by five feet high, well protected with wooden mil- and framing. The din- room is in the rear through a quaintly carved archway. 1n this dining room stained glass windows and transoms admit a mellow cheerfi Jight. On the second floor are the liv apartments of Mr. Rosenmund and his family, also two oflices, one being already taken by the Phaxnix Mutual Live Stock Insurance company. The kitchen is also on this floor. A dumb water runs through every floor of the building. There are eleven handsomely furnished rooms for the use of transient guests. Mr. Rosenmund’s 1. with the commercial travelers throughout the country assures him a patronage of the best class. The house is fitted up throughout with bath rooms, closets and all modern conveniences, It is heated with steam. ‘This place promises to be- come very rupul:n‘ m Omaha, Mr. Rosenmund formerly resided in this eity. Last year he was manager of Tony Faust's exposition in St. Loms. He was also widely known among the wealthy clubs and “sovicty peovle as St. Louis' rless eaterer. He catered for the 'mania and Harmony clubs of that elty and was ordered to Kansas City to superintend a noted wedding which | Kugsloy, the noted Chicago caterer, sought to obtain., Mr. Rosenmund gomes to Omaha with the highest recom- ndation from the best people in St. uis. He will keep in stock none but best liquors and cigars. his menu will be complete and he will employ none but the most skilled and courteous aids. His success is a certainty, e LA L. . Hammond's new State street ad- m, 4 —— It you have not seen Hillsdale you eannot judie of its beauty of location and cheapness. Come and see it, AMes, 1507 Farnam, e Monday. Monday. Monday. On Monday we will make the largest ~ saleof silks we have ever made. The ~ goods are splendid in quality and will be | offered by us at wondcrful pri . An importer closed out his stock at . public sale. The goods went low and we bought heavily. We offer the goods on L Monday, giving the public all the adya; ~ tage of our bargain, as we are marking & the goods with our ordinary profit. The & quantity is large, but at the prices they ust go out quick, e . N. B. FALCONER. " Full conl‘lmllull-ol;‘ Is'ilu ~ gotiati itlsdale sa! g 3l ¥ AxEs, 1507 Farnam, g o e ——— L. P. flanimond's new State strect ad- B, : 1 partics ne- Sheriff's Sale closing out the Jewelry and Musical J. L. Roys, 507 North Sixteenth street—watcenes, chains, jewelry, Rogers' plated ware, guitars, banjos, violins, ete., at your own price. 507 North Sixteenth street. i - - - anted—Carpenters, at exposition rly Monday morning. Apply ance. - Dr. M. L. Kaufman. and chronie com- Gents' room 10, a. dies 12, Odd Fellows' Block, Furmiture, When you buy furniture be sure you { 1510 Douglas st., opp. Falconer's, They buy from the t manutacturers and guarantee the very lowest vrices. - e— Buncher's Boodle, Mr. Frank Buncher has just con- sumated a nice sale of a corner on Ninth and Dodge strects for #18,000, Thisis only one of many good saies negotiated by Mr. Buncher” during the puast thirty days. Mr. Buncher suvs real estateis boomn round hisoflice in Danbaum’s restaur: . it oiiinsninicn You want to buy lot, but are un- decided where to get it. If you sce Hills dale its commanding and beautitul loca- tion will please you. 7 Farnam, Lavies' Surr CLOAKS AND MitniNery Juse RECEIVED, JERSEYS, JACKETS AND W RADS, ALL tue La M. AL B - Hillsdale Prices— room house 1,000 eash, s in Hillsdate us, 7 Uarnam st. s Yes, I regret very much now, that I did not take one of those lots in West [ Side on such casy terms, %30 cash bal 12.50 per month, is what you will say in 80 days fromdate. A few more left on the above terms. I 2 & Co, ouglas St, st 80 Acres as a frontage on two county roads, i ndid piece for platting, and can if taken within a few days at $300 per acre. AMES 7 Farnam st. in Douglas coun The Cresent si north of the post Vandercook, we John M. Wels for W. J. Wel. estand latest inside addition on Leav worth_street—within two miles from the postoflice. VANDERCOOK TERRACE lots are going fast, For choice and cheap property any- where consult us. Investments for non- residents a specialty. VANDERCOOK & W ELSHANS, Crescent sign 120 N. 15th St. peemmag sl Don't fail to buy a lot in L. P. Ham- mond's new addition on State street, on sale this week, L. P. HAMMOND, Room 3, 1522 Douglas st. e ———— The gentleman who made a purchase at Hudson’s Hat and Furnishing store under the Millard, and gave a_twenty dollar gold picce for a silver dollar, can get his chango less expenses, by calling and identifying himselt. H. B. HupsoN. Hi Isdale, all lots good depth, neigh- borhood first class. AMES, 1507 Farnam St. ——m—— Don’t fail to buy & lot in L. P. Ham- mond’s new addition on State street, on sale this week. L. P. HAMMOND, Room 3, 1522 Douglas st. o —— No possible doubt will exist in your mind, when you see Hillsdale, asto its vaiue. AMES, 1507 Farnam, ————— Don't fail to buy a lot in L. P. Ham- mond’s new addition on State street, on sule this week. L. P. HAMMON Room 8, 1522 Douglas st, e — The South Omaha Land cumpan{ have appointea C. E. Mayne sole agent for the sale of theirlots. He will show the prop- erty and furnish all desired information upon application. [Signed] W. A, PAxTON, President. —— Hillsdale challonges competition for natural beauty of location. AMES, 1507 Farnam st. ——— Save your money and buy a fine lot in L. ¥. Hammond's new addition on State street, inside of Belt line railway, one- fourth cash, halance 1, 2and 3 years at six. per cent, L. P. HAMMOND, Room 3, 1522 Douglas st. o e— Your first duty in this growing city is to secure & lot for your future home. Hillsdale is the best place to do this. AMES, 1507, Farnam, ——— L. P. Hammond’s new State street ad- dition, e —— Don't B TALKED out of it but see Hillsdale, its beautiful location and sur- rounding improvements. i AMES, 1507 Farnam, e —— To Property Owners, have the men and money at our to purchase bargains in Omiaha re- whether they are in lots or broad acres, but, remember we are posted on values and there is no use coming to us with anything inflated BROWN & CREIGHTON, Southeast cor. 16th and Douglas. Every man should own his home, Hillsdale gives him a chance to do so. A 1507 Farnam I Professor McGibeny of the McGibeny family, has been addressing the in California where the famil certing. As the school boards, ete., know him to be an able man they have invited him to talk at most every point. e — Save your money and buy a fine lot in L. P. Hammond's new addition on State street, inside of Belt line railway, one- fourth cush, balance 1, 2 and 8 years at SIX per cent, .. P. HAMMOND, Room 8, 1523 Douglas st. e Grand Island, The great manufactaring, jobbing and railroad center of Nebraska, ofters good inducements to manufacturers, jobbers and investors, We mean business. Ad- dres C, W. SCARFF, Seeretary of Hoard of Trade, e e —— 5 Alma E. Keith, For Easter Bonnets and Hats 100 and 111 opposite P, O. 5 _ ALMA E. KEITH'S For Children’s School Hats from 25 ets, up. ALMA E. KEITH. All we ask is for you to inspect our stock. The goods are so cheap they sell themselves. e —— Save vour money and buy a fine lot in L. P. Hammond's new addition on State street, inside of Belt line railway, one- fourth cash, balance 1, 2and 3 years at 81X per cent, . P. HANMMOND, Room 3, 1522 Dougl NEW UNION PACIFIC DEPOT ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE ‘Which Point will be the Terminus of the South Omaha Dummy Line, r>COm O mMmZOZ ~TWELVE PAGES. NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION ON A FEW WORDS Ahost SOUTH OMAHA, ang what may he expected there. The year (887 will witness an activity in this young Giant City, that will surprise the most sanguine. E MUST bear this fact in mind,—that GREATER INDUSTRIES than those now existing ARE TO BE established in SOUTH OMAHA this year. LAB()R will find abundant and steady employment, and BUSINESS of all kinds will start up—making things lively. RAILWAY companies were never more active. IN any city in the country, to secure favorable, GROU‘ND, on which to build depots and lay tracks. HENC i, it is not too much to say that THE boom in SOUTH OMAHA this year will be immense. SOIITH OMAHA is becoming the great packing town of the [country. 0MA HA is enjoying wonderful prosperity, but LARG ER interests will concentrate in South Omaha than EVER contemplated or expected for the Gate City. OF all the raillway centres in the great WEST SOUTH OMAHA is so favorably situated that NUNNE CAN SUCCESSFULLY coMPETE With it as a stockmarket. EVERY week, almost, brings out another important RA[LR()AD move, to gain entrance to SOUTH OMAHA. 0N EVERY HAND are contemplated new packing houses. Fl NG YARDS, and manufacturing enterprises ALL BOUND to participate in the BIG BOOM Luxu roresEEN by shrewd financiers, who BIZFU]HC this time invested heavily in approved Rmr. EsTATE in the growing busy Packingtown. IN buying property in SOUTH OMAHA, GIKEAT care should be taken to ascertain How the property i# situated with reference To rRAILWAY FaciLiTies and distance from the center. SImrw you want to purchase lots, cALL on W. G. ALBRIGHT, owner of ALBRIGHT'S CHOICLE Hxs orrICE is 218 South 15th Street, OMAHA, Nes., with Branch Office at SOUTH OMAHA, IN which plats, prices and general information ch BE oBTAINED at all times by E\' ERYB ODY, w-1IO0—oWr>» mO—OIOD [N. B, FALCONER'S SILK SALE Monday is the Great Rilk Day at Falconer's. Full Particulars of & Great 8ilk Pure chase—Remember the Sale Monday. Underneath will be found full particu- lars of our great purchase of which we had given previous notice,, which will be <old Monday. It was an importer's stock sold at public sale and purchased by us. We have never been ablo to make such prices on such excel lent goods, ror 1 AT 8te. ON MONDAY Ste—Black Silk 22-inch Black Gros Grain Silk, very heavy, worth $1.85, on Monday at Sle. COLORED SILK, ON MONDAY Slc—40 pieces colored gros grain silk, a full line of all the New Shades, Tans, Drabs, Modes, Slates, This silk is worth §1.25, on Monday our price is 81c. ON MONDAY S81e¢—-Two-toned Satin Brocades, We have a few odd pieces of two-toned Satin Brocade that we are going to sell Monday; they have been sold at from $1.75 to 2,75 per yard; on Come carly if you wunt any of them, BLACK SURAN 8te, WORTH $1.25, 1( AT $1.00, ON MONDAY ALL AT #$1—Black Surah excellent quality, 23 inches wide, that is worth §1,50, our price Monday 18 $1 per yard. Black satin Duchess at #1, worth $1.95, MONDAY, ALL AT $1.—Black gros grain silk, elegant quality—a silk that cannot e duplieated in town for less than $£1.50—on Monday our price is $1.00. Colored Satin Duchess. We have a Lot of Colored Satin Duchess that is worth §2 on Monday our p is §1. LOT I11 AT $1.25. In this lot will be found Some Grand bargains. Nearly every shade and make of silk will be represented at this price. They will sell fast as this is the cheapes lotof silk we have ever shown. They are all desirable and goods first class, On Monday 24 inch Black Surah, beantiful quaility at $1.25, worth $1.75, Francaise Silk, vi quality and is worth day is $1.25. ON MONDAY AT $1.25—Black Gros Grain Silk 23 inches wide, splendid finish and lustre, at $1,25, worth $1.75, ON MONDAY AT $1.25—Colored Satin Rhadamas, a full ine of shades at $1.25, worth $1 Colored Satin Mervelut at $1.25, worth 9 ON MONDAY AT #$1 -Colored Gros grain silk, only a few pieces at $1.25, worth §2, STRIPED VELVETS. We make three wonderful prices on Some Fancy Striped Velvets-—-$1.00, $2.00 and $3.00--they arc all worth double, FINE WOOL DRESS GOODS AND COMBINATION SUITS. On Monday we show the finest line of new French Dr ess Goods ever brought to this city. All the latest styles and col- ors. We make a special display of our fine combination suits. They arc very choice, the style we control for Nebraska. We call special attention to the line of all-wool De Beige at 50c¢ and an elegant line of 52-inch summer flannels in all the new shades at 75c—-worth $1.00, New fancy armures in check and stripes, 1USLINS, case New York Mills Muslin at 7e per yard, worth 12}c. 1 case Wamsutta Mushn at Sc, worth 13c. FEATHER PILLOWS. W10 pirs 61b Feather Pillows at $1.75, worth £3.00. B. FALCONER, — —e— The finest yview of thecity, lowa. and surrounding country is had ~from Hills- ale. AMES, 1507 Farnam, West Leaver First Brick ob E. Troiel & , the hardware m ts, open for business 1n their new brick building, 2709 Leavenworth It is but one started the business at the head of St Mary's ave.,, at first in one small store, then in a double store and now in a handsome two-story brick, with full base- ment, built and owned by the firm, This building is the first brick building to be erected on West Leavenworth street, and if signs count for anything, 1t is not the only one to be erceted within a block thig summer, T wonderful success attending rs. Troiel & Co, in their business, 18 in a great measure to the long ex- pericnce of Mr. Troiel and his obliging manner. The firm have always aimed to carry the very best goods in their line and are selling them at a close margin, Thei he Crown Jewel gasoling stove ¢l stoves and ranges, as well as the White Mou f ve given them an ¢ to handling first-class a full line of builders’ . tinware, cte., having in shop in conuection. Their new store is worth seci Save your money fine lot L P. Hammond’s n 5 stree, inside of B fourth cash, balance 1, SIX per cent. railway, one- (8 yeurs af .. 1AMMOND, Room 8, 1522 Douglas st. —— GLOV Mitts, Mitts, Orrer 100 pozZEN Frexcen LisLe GLOVES AT 20¢ per pair. Better grades of lisle equally as cheap. AFFETA SILK GLOVES AT 250 Better grades equally as BLACK AND COLORED SILK per pair, Better grades . COTTON and LISLE HOSE and GENTS nosk will be found complete and the best value in the eity, Ladies, if you would protect your cOM- :X10N from the spring sun and winds, buy yONr VEILINGS from O'DoNANOE & SHERBY, 15TH $T., NEXT TO THE TOFFICE, —~—- The O Jeamp of Modern Woodman of Al will giv srund ball on the evening of April 21, at Masonic hall, As this is to be the finest ball given by this organization the utmost paing will be taken to make ita grund success, Tick- ets can be obtained from the cowmittee or from any membe i Bargnins cor, Farnam and '9th, will ay 80 per cent on investment--44x189, 35,000, 8. A, Sloman, 1012 Faruwm e,