Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 1, 1888, Page 8

THE OMAHA DATLY Bennison Bros REGATTA BLACK MLKN $1.10 Yard Mondav we will place on sale 6 picces of Regatta black gros grain silks (every yard warranted) for one week at $1.10 a yard, would be cheap at #1.50. All ' Wool Henriettas, 50c. 27 pieces all wall Henriettas, 42 inches wide, all new spring shades, actually worth yard, our price during this sale only 50ca yard. FINE CORD Diagonals 7c 60 pieces all wool fine cord diagonals, 42 inches wide, beautiful line of color sold everywhere at a yard, our price during thissale on LADIES' FRAME BrilliantLisle Gloves 19c Pair. Monday only, 50 dozen ladics® f brilliant . very quality, nev led at less than A superior 45 we will sell them Monday at 19¢ a pair, Bennison Bros, N BRO'S. HAYDE Letting Down t1 Special reduction for Fancy broeaded union dress goods at je per yard reduced from 10 and 12 Fancy wool brocades in new sirable shades at 9de reduced Raw silk checks at 5 yar wshmeres in all colors worth Double width cashmeres new and handsome shades 11e yd worth 2 86 in. wide English body cashmere in new s wdes 124 yard regular value 35c. 88 in. wide double width suiting in checks or stripes at 18¢ re- duced from 85¢. . F. Atlantic cash- mere all colors at 20¢ regular price 35c. b6 in. wide strictly all wool sackings and suitings in new spring shades at 69c regular price $1 6 in. all wool French novelties worth 50. n. all wool French se 28 20¢ worth Hle, 40 in. all wool beiges H8c reduced from 89¢c. 42in. all wool Henrietta cloth in black only at 65¢ worth $1. 52 in. black and colored Henriettw cloth, Among this lot you will find the prettiest shades in the market #1.25 worth 82,25, 40 inch all wool at black French cash- e, worth £#1.00, 24 inch surah silk in all colors at Gae, worth $1.00, A handsome line of colors in satin 48¢, worth 8sc. Brocaded silk 89¢, worth #1 Black gros grain silic at 65, vegulur pri Heavy gros g large assortin ranted, ut 9 Marhl all colc 200 pic at 25¢ u yu at and satins in black at fully warranted, in silk in black and a of colors, fully war- worth $1.¢ and s at G, reduced f es ['rench and it and patterns in American will find in the city athe 124c o yard. 200 fancy chambr at 81.50 ench each custc } Seoteh zophyr gingham at 15¢, worth 250, Apron cheched gingham 4ic a yard. Drese style gingham. Hie a yard, Heavy striped and checked cheviots for 6e, 8¢, 10¢ and 12i¢ a yoard, In- digo blue priuts, se a yurd. ard wide muslin® bleached bleached at be per yurd. Lonsdule and fruit, of the loom musl 12 ards f lain 9 teens you 8¢, 10¢ and combination suits wortl 25; only 1 suit to or un- ouble faced canton flannel in new hades and fancy designs, at 15¢ Window shades with fixtures com- plete at 45¢ und H0¢, Persiun draperies ot 10e per yard, figured scerim at 10 per yard, full taped luce curtains at Gsc per paiv, seven yards long 1 rimmed ourtains in eoru at $2.25, 82,40, £2.85 and 82.90 a pair, worth from #4to % or money refunded, Sixty-inch tablo damask 89¢ per yard. 77-inch o damask worth #1.65 redue ard, 20-inch wide all linen ¢ e reduced to Tie, 60 pic eheeked nainsool in s broken plaids wortk 25¢, on Monday you can buy shem at 10¢ per yard, {wo cases white bed spreads Mivsciles pattern, worth #1.65, our price Monday 81 cach The rvush for wall paper still con- tinues. We have the lurgest stock to select from in this city. HAYDEN BROS. 116 and 118 s0. 16th st. Omaha, N Take Our Adyice. Call and see our stock befure you buy. NEW YORK STORAGE Co. Corner Capitol Ave. and Fifteenth St es satin ‘Bennison Bros T GOODS 81,30 100 pieces fancy checked white goods, at 15c, Monday only. your choice Sk a yard, usually sold as a leader EXTRA FINE CRINKLE - SEERSUCKERS 11 Yards for §1,00. Seersuckers in medium and dark col- 1t goods and veally worth 18¢ a yard; for Monday only, 11 yavds for 1. ors, ele e —— o Linghams 4% apron check Wy, 4de o yard. 50 Moriday o8 ginghams, C ———— EXTRA FINE Bleached Muslin 6%%ec. fine bleached muslin, te u yard, worth 8ic. 1 case extr Monday only, LADIES RIBBED LISLE VESTS 58c Each. ladies’ ribbed lisle Monday only vests, cach, 15 dozen ribbed arm; worth §1. 1519-1521 DOUGLAS STREE a8e HAYDEN BRO'S, Letting Down the Prices, Ladies’ union milan hat c, 50c: ladies’ real milan hats in n styles 50c, cost The to make; ladies fine milan hats Tse, regular pi ladies’ fine French milan b t styles, 95¢, millingry price $2 1 ostrich tips and plumes in ey and quality at one-half milinery store prices, We have for next week included rib- bons of eription to the gre sule of millinery trimmings and orna- ments, veilings, trimmings, tons. Hamburg and and handkerchiefs, be sold nd vertis If you need anyt ing goods. let your first thoug Huydens', We will save you money complete line of T. & . Boote decorated 87¢ per s set for dinng An awful lndies’ I worth plates 28¢ and per slaughter this week in wraps and jerseys. lies’ cloth jackets, worth #3 This is the hest 1 we have yet offered. The great success of ov far beyond our o silverine Swiss st wateh sale is itions. Ladies’ wind and set, $2.65, Ladies’ m-wind and set, #4.75 ) ld Swiss wateh, $7.50; jewelers’ coin silver wa gold Elgin, watch, #1¢ Men's silve Springfield, \ Men’s best in lgin, Wat i 19.50. never lie gold field watch, vegulator and 238, j ve sold than $40. Men's Watham or Sprin safety pinion, bat, justable to heat or cold, ice, $1 We also g tee with eve not be deceived, we have the id ean save you money. beautiful designs in The prices for HAYDEN Bros,, 11€ and 118 16th st. - Muys. J. Benson, Speeial sale of ribbons on Monday, April 2, including sash, watered, shaded and other new styles, M I. — - Miss Dacey will be pleased to intro- duce her numerous friends and patrons to the new establishment of GREENMAN & RICHARDSON, willinery and hair parlors, Sheely bui ing, 417 5. 15th st inside on Did wall paper BIENSON, The Missouri Pacific Railway, Office Agent, Omaha, April 1, 1585 F. Kine is appointed contract- ht agent for this company South On and Coun EbDY, al Agent. of Gene ‘ o Approved, Oscan G, Munnray, General Trafic Manager, St. Lo - Ftchings and en k only at’ Elliott’s rd st. is, Mo. at cost Art Store, this 1607 — A Large Monument. Forest Lawn @ i monument weighing pounds, height 224 feet. This is a line beginning to the decoration of this m- 3 1L of the ability of s. Swoeny & Oberlin for exceuting and handling heavy work. desiring 10 take drawn thread work should wid speaks we adies in 69¢ Pair. 100 pairs Nottingham lace curtains, taped all around, 69¢ a pair, worth §1,25. Take elevator. Noitngham Lace Cartaing 98c Pair. 68 pairs Nottingham lace curtains taped all around, 98¢ a pair, worth $1. Take elevator, Nottngham Lace ~ Garlains $2.560 Pair s Nottingham lace curtains 8% yards long. taped all around. This isa curtain that usually retails at 84 a pair, during this sale $2.50 a pai 56 Nottingham Lace $4.98 Pair. 56 pairs extra fine Nottingham lace curtains, 84 yards long, in white and eeru. taped all around, would be cheap at$8 o pair; during this sale our pri §4.98 1 pair. Mail ordc Bennison Bros. rs filled, [}uflal]ls 200 Holland BEE SPECIAL CURTAIN SALE IO ONK WEHKIK, Gommencing Monday, April 2, 1888 During this will show some of the greatest bargains ever shown in Nottingham Lace Curtains, Swiss Curtains, Ma- dras Curtains and Chenille Portiers. Note the prices below. BENNISON BROTHERS, 1519 and 1521 Douglas Street. Noltinglam Lce Curlains| Portier Curtains $3.98 Pair. 24 pairs Portier curtains at $3.98 a pair, worth $6. Chenille Curtains $8 Pair. 45 pairs large size chenille 8 a pair, worth $12. HASSOCKS re curtaing 19C- 1,000 hassocks at 19¢ cach. Shades 49c¢ curtain shades, with best spring fixtures, complete, Monday, 49¢ each. Curtain Floor Oil Cloth 25¢c Yard, 10 pieces floor oil cloth 25¢a yard; 8rd floor, take elevator. 1888.—~SIXTEEN PAGES CLOAKS. Beaded Wraps $5. 25 ladies’ beaded wraps with solid jet sleeve, worth #8, during this saie until sold, #5 each. Beaded $8.50. 50 ladies’ beaded wraps with solid jet sleeves, trimmed all around front and back, at $5.00, worth $12. Wraps Ladies’ Jackets $1.50. 200 ladies’ bhoucle strect jackets in black only, 81.50, worth $2.50. Infants’ Cloaks $2.98. 100 infants cashmere cloaks in cream and tans, silk embroidered collar and cuffs, $2.08, worth $4. Boucle Jerseys 75c. 100 dozen boucle jerseys Tae. Bennison Bros. HAYDEN BRC¢ Special Prices on Gent's Furnishing Goods We keep as complete a house west of Chicago and line our as Ny prices Commencing Monday morning we will sell the Earl & Wilson collars inall the late shapes, Keokuk, Ianthe, Ge i i 1gamont, at17e e \you buy them fancy Windsor searfs only 10¢ each, reduced from 2i¢ On Monday 1 lot of fancy satin lined, only 15¢ cach. aney chevoit shirt waists only 25¢, reduced from H0 Gent's faney British 4 hose per pair, rediced from 2 Gent's seamless 3 hose only worth 15c. nt’s colored border handkerchiefs, izo. only se each, worth 15c. nt’s faney stripped balbriggan un- ;ar only H0c, reduced from $1.00. GLOVES. Ladies’ lisle thread gloves, silk broidered backs, only 124¢ per pair. Ladies’ spun silk, new spring shades, ¢ per pair, worth ale. ildrens’ lisle thread gloves only 10e 0 worth . HOSIERY. A v ribbed cotton per pair, reduced from e, adies’ biack thread hose only duced from 75 UNDERWARE. gauze vests only Boys’ silk searfs, only 1de 5S¢ per pr., em- hose ouly 19¢, worth double, Ladies’ worth H0c, Ladies’ lisle cachy silk, lace trimn balbriggan vests only thread vests only 5H0c 2d, only 50¢, worth the lowest wall HAYDEN B Sixteenth street, near Douglus. - »to Al for yourself. Parlor frames. Peoples’ bar- Our puper. prices arve on [y Wele Come and suits at cost guin house NEW Corner Capitol Ave. YORK STORAGE CO,, and Fifteenth St. Murs, » of ribbons on Monday, sh, watered, shaded . Benson, and other new styl MR BENSON y has a beautift f art needle embroidery, artistic painting, ete., g ten up to suit the most fastidions taste See their stock at 1818 St. Mary ave work, "= Extra fine line of stud ilar price, Eiliott 1609 Howard st Art Store, - wets made for delivery of Lother service, A. D, T, ws. Telephones, 177 and —~ i \ts Given Aws To every caller Mend X wirereoms, the People u House. NEW YORK STORAGE Co., Cor. Capitol aveuue and 15th street. - Trunks checked and delivered to any part of the city for 25¢, A. D. T. C 1504 Douglas, Telephone 7and 783, - . New York Storage O : Incorporated capital $15,00. Most ex- tensive facilities for storage in the west, | Cash advances to any amount at fair rates. Ent block, corner Capitol Huwley’s 1818 St. Mary ave. avenue und Fifteenth street | cess, as wel % must be sold | T3-150 DOUGLAS STREGY O'Donahoe & Are still running their clearing out sale 10 enable them to get outof the dry Zoods business. We call special attention to the lines, which are very complete, BLACK WOOL CA BLACK WOOIL HEN LADIES AND CHILDR LADIES AND CHILDR AND BALBRIGGAN U IAS. HOSE 5 OF SATE ) TO BE HALKF PRICI LACES, NOTIONS AN BUSTLES. Most of these goods are our orders placed last fall with the manufacturers, and cost prices will be found the CHEAPEST GOODS EVER SOLD IN OMAHA. O'DONOHOE & SHERFY, Fifteenth street, next to the Postoflice. lheesis Special eontracts made for delivery of packages and all other sery AL ., 1304 Douglas. Telephones, 177 and is now open. anything new and should call at their store 1818 St. Mary ave. and get prices. Monday and secure your ns in art goods ab Kl- 1607 Howard st. e Music on Dodge reet, installed in their 1519 Dodge street, wrey afull line of the wns, 1lso Muthushek,Camp of ‘sheet music and treactive. ‘ntlemen ron & Smith were cosy quarters at where they will Their line roods is very are teaveling salési has a host of friends. Mr. F. 8. Smith, the father of the old glee elup of this i the pust cleven yeur rector of the First Presbyte church choir, isso well known that men- yeely necessary. (e nequaintance enjoyed Cameron & Smith very successful business in their and for tion is sc very insures them chosen line, —~ i Messengers furnished A 1304 Douglas. Telephon cighton Guard Ball, \ging veception ment, this cvent Ixposition hall, 10 be the greatest social sue- as the most brilliant of military disp! 1 the society anna of Omaha ¢ encou 1 curving April 27 promise Auction! ietion B - Aucti at on T m 1 will morning, Apr, 8. 100’clock a 18 Doug the entire contents of a f-room house, folding beds, pa carpet chair fine vange, kitehen and dining room furni- ture, D. 5. M. FRETWELL Auctioneer - framing at close out swock. E st 1607 Picture prices W Howar especially liott's - Wt closing 1607 e Last week of g oods at Elliott How to Make Money! Wni. S. Kimball & Co. offer g eash for the peturn of empty boxes. i See advertisement: Special E oti ON MONDAY APRIL 2D W OFFER 50 SUPERB PARLOR SUITS AT LESS THAN COST OF FRAM GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. NOW THE TIMIE, WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY. CALL AT THE PEOPLY 3ARGAIN HOUSE. NEW YORK STORAGE CO., CAPITOL AVEN ND IS PIE- Al buted, Telephone: 1 matter dis Co., 1304 Dougl = o & nst Hofman has returned from south and resumed his purt sl Spring and summer millinery, the latest novelties. F. M. Schadell’ & Co., 218 N. 16th st. Parnell ¢ Wednesda,; imed club will i Febru assured invitations. Next ] ve the first of 1, and a good hose favored with Notice, o suits, folding cost of frame ain house, NEW YORK STORAGE Co., Corner Capitol Ave, and Fifteenth St. - - when smoking aro” for se you will lind it a 10¢ Ask your déaler for them, - aster Presents Given Away Monday, April 2. at our in House, 0 £10,000 stock., beds, tables Peoples’ by “Seiden- every ealler rooms, the NEW YORK STORAG iy Cor, Cupitol avenue and 15th street, -~ Fine line of stationery at gre gains at Elliott’s, 1607 Howard week only. - e Messengers furnished A, 1304 Douglas. Telephones, - Mhis Means Yo Call ut People’s n House, ner Capitol avenue and Fifteenth s for bargains in furnitur NEW Yourk Trunks checked and delivered to any of the ecity DA 1304 Doug 7 and ud jruns, Lumbus By MI3iTS, OHTO, world BUILDIERS Ol IN THE WORL their vetail 1003 Faruam y Co. Imitated by thic OF COLL S0 many LARGIEST HICLES [ planted Omaha M_\'.-mw ing t only a fine ir wd renown 5 ind h u our ity with not itest de haetons sed ine surri b RESTONE of the firm and in it our vit ¢ the pany’'s intrc ) 1 ude to ) | their Nebrask which is sl Alr. | isa husine mun of marked li ling, hav 1 payi retail busi Ohio home Ia cn tergsiod | points,. besi 3 a’ first clugs How his old 1 Bennison Bros LADIES’ Lisle Thread Hose, 25bc. 100 dozen dadies’ \ blacks and colors, your choice Monc 25c a pair, lisle thread hos e — Silk Ribbon 15c. 300 pieces all silk gros grain vibbons, all No. 16, all colors, fancy pecot edg your choice, 15¢ a yard. e —— Turkish Tidies 25¢ 100 dozen handsome Turkish Monday, 2i¢ each. tidies —————— Lace Tidies 25¢ dozen handsome imported lace tidies, fringed all around, one day only, Monday, 25¢ each, worth 50c. 25 25 o ——— Crochet (uilts, Sl. 1619-1521 DOUGLAS STREE his record tes ranks ity stone is a nepl D. Firestone, of Columbus Buggy Co. ame, and dates his association with that company from the time he was con- neeted with the Kansas City branch house, afterwards bein promoted to the position of of the Detroit branch, from which place he removed to Omaha to join Mr. Angene under the firm name of Angene & stone. Mr, Firestone brings with his young and accomplished wifo, and will ‘make Omaha his home. A word must he spolcen of this opening stock, and as the visitor | s through their repository it must be no finer lin auctiones ness among his busi- him high asa nd worth. Mr. wof C, associ sulesman of int Elmer iy him well to hefore ¢ consult thes -chasing or sendir aim to e only such warranted and sustained first-cluss and their priees will beaslow as possibl. for such goods, Their nd opening will be announced shortly, and the I dies as well as the gentiemen will re Vinvitation to visit their rooms and vepository. Omaba has long been a favored eity with the Colunbus I Co., and their goods are und iated, and a liberal y extended to their represent is paper extends a cordial them, and we feel wred ne & Fivestone will be the leaders of the vehicle trade in Omuha, as they represent the character, the ability and the goods. el Al kinds advertising matter ributed, A. D 15304 Douglus. ephiones, 17 . They wds as will be 1 sl ive come 1o that Ange and 7 Baster Presents Given Away o every caller Mon warerooms, the People NEW YORK STOoRACE Co,, Cor, Capitol avenue and 15th strect, THE CHIEE TALKS, The Saloon, the Dog and the Hitching Post Questions, Chief of Police S nformed vey B y en ordi materia see that the are at 1up. ) the saloon question, re s intention to day the sym He will also at that tim force the ity tand clean porter that it is force, after nunce increase the sanitary iy and streets and alleys of thoroughly overhaul “What do you th chief reporter Weil ty of once what are they going to do? asked the think the o intellig I hardly know, puv 1 \ men are w respectuble to fight the ma vital point, If 1 10, und the mayor issucs 1 10 stop th see that the order is e nt or on this J01 ur rried 1 an or sale of liquor o1 1 shall o out ““Tut you do uot think he will do this, do rtain ye I do. No. I haven't ) wen hold 1, and 1 look This pro or allowing trary to the ing ‘or inter oring to kill o | guilty of @ i fined v uny s 1 instruct my x ous of this law to sce Bennison Bros Black Surahs, | 63ec. silk good value 5 pie inches 950, our ek sur wide, wonld be price during this sale, 63¢ o e e— Handsome Ribhons, 19¢ 250 pieces fine all silk gros grain, also Moire 16 ribbons, all with fancy picot edge, in light and dark shades, Your choice, Monday, 19¢ a yard, worth The. e — Uriental Laces, S¢. 100 picces oriental laces in - ecrn white. worth 15¢ 20¢; on sale Monday, ¢ u yard. and These laces are to OUR GREAT Rug Sale, Still Continues at $1.39, $2.19, $2.89 up to $20. Each guaranteed to be the lowest prices ever offered on Smyrna rugs in Oma Bennison Bros the owner of such dog and notify him that he will be allowed twenty-four hours to get his license and copform with the law. 1f hefails to comply he Will be arrested ; logs licensed 8o fu fizure of 1,60 you might ment ce the ordinance pass hitching of horses 3 “This bill r every lotownér to erect either two hite POstS in frout of his premises, or two rings imbedded in the curbing or other firm foun dation. alty for a disregard of this ine. For leaving a team L 20, or for hitehing a team to st, hydrant or shade tree, $20. The re to take up every animal they find hitched in violation of this law, and same is to be held until the owner is prosecuted un der the provisions of the bill. 1 shall read this ordinance to the force this evening and e oand icstruct them to carry uctions in the fullest measurc POLICE AF There is un- ! Tintend to enfor 1] AIRS the Chief ssion. and fire weekly rom By the Con on the their cont On v after commissioners ting. Al were pr 1 following letter was received from the chiief of police Gentlemen held me Tuasmuch there will be more police work to be done during the mouths of April, May and June than any threc months during the y wnd s it takes some time to uniform, drill and et the familiar with their autics, I have the honor to request that all appointments to be made on the poiic ¢ this year will be made im- ' ases e 10 inform you thit was appointed w duty Feb- ) i his duty and ull make first cli ice Learning that Ofice under medical treatment in California, 1 have the honor to request that his leave of absence be extended until April 15 without pay. Respectfully submitted, 8. SEavey, Chief of Police. den’s leave of absence wis ox and the other recommen bly received as mun that Oicer Wh tended to April 1 dutions were favor I'he committes on men and discipline hay- i tigated the charge against Oflicer Foley that he was found asleep red that there were tenuating that he be o 1t appuars th for two 1 was in such i state A not lkcep awake while on uty he resignat of OMeer Warre was received with regrets. 11 ton u ver ctter such us ot being allow body on the strect, el spoke highly of Hilpey's during the i had been without sleep arce of u sick wife, exhaustion that he n Hagey tain reqi shed d The « Vices us an of been on the addres i iss 1 the new nths ugo o #i0 per M J. Flem 10 1l hs and their s factory, They ropor « ird then went A Co mplaint Las thereafter at full | I'he b wtion sule, # the forth gagement. The wround that, tes, thi 1pon rooy lege The great Munkacsy p ted to the public for the terday, will be placed in the Elks club for private inspec to menbers and their friends. van be had o Ira Higby, th ng, which was last time yos rooms of the tion this v Pighets plication e clerks The exhib of the PPaxton.