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

e —— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY APRIL 8, 188] —-SIXTEEN PAGES s e —— S T - A T . RO T e e F T e — ———— We will place on sale $5,000 worth of fine silk Lace Flouncings, at less than half prices. We would advise the ladies to come in as early in the week as long. Don't forget our Carpet and Curtain department. other attractions. BENNISON BROTHERS THE GREATEST AND GRANDEST Sale of the Season, on Monday, April 9th 1888 ——— e —— — e _—— This sale will continue one week, with hundreds of possible, asthese laces, at prices quoted will not last Special prices ail next week. Lace :E'l(mncfiig, 98c.— 6 picces black Spanish Silk Lace Flouncings, 42 inches wide, would cheap at #1.75; our price just for or week 98¢, a yard, Lace l‘lo;mcing‘, $1.49. b picces bluck Spanish Silk Lace Flouncing, 42 inches wide, usually re tails at $2.25; our price for one week, $1.49, 0 ynrd. Lace Flouncing, $1.69. jeces black Chantilly Silk Lace inches wide. This lace was imported to sell at §3.00 a yard: we will sell it for one we $1.09. I.é.ce Flouncing, $2.58. 5 pieces black Spanish Silk Lace Flouncing, 42 inches wide. Thisis a beautiful Juce and usually retails 84.00; our price for one week, yard. Lace Flouncing, $2.80. 6 pieces black Chantilly Silk Lace Flouncing, 42 inches beauty, would be good Our sale price for cne week is & yard. Lace Flouncing, $3.98. 6 pieces black Chantilly Lace Flun- cings, 46 inches wide. Nothing like it ever offered at the price in Omaha. Our price for one week, $3.98 u yard. 8 pieces I ing, 45 inches w Lace Flouncing, $4.90. Chamtilly Silk 1 of beau- ty, must be seen to be appreciated. On sale for one week at only #4.90 o yard. Lace Flouncing, $5.98. 2 picees black Chantilly Silk inches wide. deed n handsome lace. We Flouncing. 4 Lace This is in- have ouly sieces and ab prices guoted, will sell quickly: $0°95 u y: d, worth $9.00. Lace Flouncing, $6.98. 2 pieces only black haund run Silk Lace 45 inches wide. Flounci has never been ret a yard, Our price for one week $6.6 This lace led lese than & yeind, Lace Flouncing, $7.98. 2 picees black Chantilly Silk La Flouncing, vide, wheel pat tern. This i fine. superior qual- ity and never retailed less th Our price for one week § Lace Flouncing, 10.95. 1 piece bl hand run Silk o Flouncing, 45 inches wide, the hand- somest lace ever shown in Omaha: tails in New York and Chicago at ayard. Our price for one week $10.95 a yard. Ladies’ Jerseys, 98c. 50 dozen Ladies’ fi ck Jerse) pleated vest fi tail de and cc back. This Jer: would be cheap a £2.00; our price Monday, only 98¢, each, Cashmere Shawls 49c. 150 Dozen handsome Embroidered Cashmere Shawls, all colors, on sale Monday only. Your choice 49, each worth $1.50, Ladies’ Jackets, $1.95. 75 Ladies S cets for one duy, Monday only. Your choice, $1.95. Ladies Jackets, $8.50. 50 Ladies Br d-cloth Street Juckets, tailor made, solid colors, Gobelin Blue, Mahogony, Modes and Tans, for one week § 0. Beaded Wraps,' $5.00. 40 Lad beaded Wraps, solid Jet Sleeves. This wrap would be cheap at $8.00. On sale next week at $5,00. Beaded Wraps, $8.50. Ladies Beaded Wraps made of a fine Faille Francaise Silk, heavy nded sleev and trimmed all und h Jet fringes on sale for one week at , worth $12.00. Beaded Wraps, $12.50. This Wrap is made of blac Faille Francaise Silk with solid Jet Sleeves. A handsome garment on sale for one week at $12.50. Ask to see it. Fancy Ribbons, 12%c. 150 picces Fancy Silk Ribbons in all colors, Faney Picothedge; Monday only. Your choice 12i¢, a yard, 20 dozen i’)r;viné —-(Ailowrres.w 49c. Gents’ Dogskin Driving Gloves for one week 49¢, a pair, worth $1.00. Prime Kid Gloves 87c. 45 Dozen Fouchett worth $1. only ). Ladies Prime Kid Gloves, fingers, heavy ‘ans, Browns, Gr your choice § Ladies'Lisle Gloves 19¢ Glo 5 Dozen Ladies' I T Browns and e Brilliant Lisle Blacks > 19¢, puir worth Seersucker Skirts 25¢. 50 Dozen Ladies’ Stripe Seer ucker each worth 50¢. Ladies’silk Hose in Blacks, I blue, Wine, Cardinals, , Monday ouly. Your choice , 4 pair, Ladies’ Hose, 15c. 80 Dozen Ladies’ Fancy S 1 Bale Unbleached Muslin, 86 inches wide, extrn heavy. Monday only, 17 yards for $1.00. 16 Yards Muslin, $1.00 1 Bale fine Unbleached Muslin, 36 inches wide; Monday only, 16 yards for $1.00. Satines, 8c only. 100 picces Amoricay autiful line of colors on sald Se, a yard, Check White Goods 15¢ 100 picees White Goods, Monday, only 150, a yard, worth 2ic. ! BURAPMEL 0 Check Nainsook, 8ici 50 pieces fine Cheek Nainsooks Mon< day, only 8te, n yard, worth 15c, American Monda Satines, b Monday, § Regatta Silks, $1.10. 4 picces Regatta Black, Gro: praim Silks for one week, $1.10 a yard. Every ard warranted. Albatross Cloths, 25c. 25 picees, nll wool Albatross Cloths, in evening shades, only Mond choice Z3e, a yard, Chenille Curtains, $8. 12 pairs Chenille Portier Curtaingy handsome designs, one week, $5.00 o pair, worth $12.00. Chenille Curtains, $12. pairs Chenille Portier Curtains, the est bargain ever offered in Omahay lid colors, with handsome dato, $12.00 & paiv, worth $16.00. Swiss Curtains, $12.90 21 pairs fine Swiss Tambour Curtainsg they are simply grand, on sale for ond week at $12.90 a pair, worth $18.00. HAYDEN BROS, Letting Down the Prices. 2wool brocaded dress goods worth from 15 to 18¢ yard, our pr let down to 5c yard, % ings in sprinjz shades, wc yd. Double width others ask 8 plaid and s shades, worth 4 i 1 wool 7 suiting in reduced to 19¢ snch suiting, spring yd. 40 t pattern, worth 65¢, our y to 1se yd. SPECIAL BARC "OR MONDAY NLY. 150 pieces 44 in. wide all wool French suitings in checks, stripes and fancy broeaded, sold everywhere from $1.00 to $1.50 a yard; our price has been let down on this lot for Monday only to s0c h ol beige, worth 79, rd; 42 in. -all wool checked albertross, worth #1, our price B5c; 44 in, wide all wool French novel- ties, worth #1.10, reduced to 7S¢ ya. 50 in. wide Henvietta cloth in new ‘spring shades, such as gobelin, gris, blue, noi ette, tan, algue, ocenn. ] others ask $2.25 for the same. black silk wran, Henrietta cloth, at 98¢ yd, well worth §1. e siliis in lack and colors at 65¢, worth §1.25. in. surah silk in all new color: worth $1.10. Heavy black gro silk, fully warranted, at Gse, worth §1 We are offering a bigr bargiin in blic and colored silk ut 75c and a yard, worth from £1.35 0 $1.50, Kid finished lining cambric 2ic, worth 5c. Best geade of Engli brig. soft finished, L worth Sc. imported s on's styl 25¢ per ) take the lc 10¢ and largest varicty of patterns in any dry goods house in Omaha trade on | curtains has mense this past weel, We hay two specinl ains for Monda and #3.50 They are be and will not lnst over Monday as they are worth $ pair, S 1 in fringed napkins ch or $1 a doze o8- table linen, fast color: id 29¢. Only nbout combination suit coutinued on only one to cus- > German Apron Dress ile and on Monday, inch Turkey on Monday 19¢ 00 of those chambray left, sale will be Monday, $1.50 each checked style gingh fyuit of the loom muslin 8. 50 ps. zephyr striped gi worth 15¢, on Monday 9¢ yard. checked nainsook at fie, 8¢ and ard. We are vs the Yowest on his class of white ¢ Remnants of table linen at a gre: gain, 25 pr. of blanke shghtly led, must be gold to make room for summer good Our rush on wall paper still contin Have you seen our new patterns which eamo in this week. HAYDEN BROS., 116 and 115 So. 16th st. Omaha, 5c yard., Lons e South Omaha Booming. Now is the time to buy. Getinon ghe ground floor now—don’t wait until §t 18 too late. South Omaha Land Co.’s lots are the cheapest and best. ED. JOINS 0., Agents, Office oppesite depot South Omaha. . ~v Chamterlain, A, & O'C. don’t sell gecond hand furniture fuil of disease id vermin, but they do sell new goods N BROS. Letting Down the Prices. Worsted dress braid in every shade, 3¢ a roll, worth 10c. Whalc 6 inches long. 10c, worth 1se, Dress s l¢ each, worth Bc Twen crochet hooks, 1 ch. Dexte ting cotton 11, worth 10c. Dress reeds, 3 in bunch, elastic ends, Ge, worth 1 Immense variety dress trimmi dress buttons, silk ladies’ handkerchic £ rushing and ladies’ collavs. embroi- 1 i and imported ladics’ ties. The entire lot goes in to malke up one grand special sale Monday and during the week. When will you find another such opportuni We have a complete stock of Cc > and Kirk's soap and pe drug store prices. We standard goods only. Nothing cheap, but the price, which is very reasonable. Where 2 1 you get Jas, Kirk & Co.’s ce toilet sonp for 3e per ke White for 5e. one-ounce bottle extracts millinery we will outdo all former ef- forts to please, both in price, style and quality. The quality 1s superb, the styles are correct and the price will appeal to your scuse of value. Our Vew York house shipped us a line of millin prices. ‘The quuntit we do not expeet large Some acticles in household good far beyond our expectations. We still have a full line of Boot nglish dec orated and white granite ware as w 15 other ¢ makes of iron stone china. s, 37¢ per kiust, 2S¢, and dinner plate ct, just one-half price. Complete stock g and tin ware, at half har prices. Roger Bros'. 18 or forks, 81,/ 5pOOnSs, 750 for sume is. Ladi lain stem-wind and hindsomely and sot, #1 solid gold or {llinois handsomcly or diamond decorated, ¥16, price, #45 nien’s silverine tha uglleld watch, #4.75; je men’s coin silver, 4 oz. nts, engraved, nted regulator, $55; men's Boss gin, Waltham s jewelers! fi , finely engr: or Springtietd wateh ent reguintor and why puy n's solid gold watch, ry best Elzing Waltham or § safety pinion patent regu :d and regulated to hotor cal Jewelers’ price, 125, Do not be :d, We have the . and will give antee with every one we HAYDI 3 116 and 118 Siateenth stre Cdlaca South Omaha's Population Doubled last year, it v 8,000 and will be 25.000in less ears, Now is the time to Don’t wait until it is from the Scuth Omaha Land ( property lies between the Omaha and South Omaha. Ep Jouxstox & Co., Agents, Oltice op. depot, So. Om. 1 jeweled, $16.50; cities of i tows Ball. will give a ning next, at 0ad F The above organ social ball Tuesday their erybody invited, assured of having r 1gss wouney at 210 North 16th, ostrich tips, F nd | foty pinion, pat- | Grand Hosiery Sale For Monday. Nowhere else can you buy hosiery so cheap. Just received 10 cases of ladies’, chil- dren’s and gents’ hosiery. purchased by our New York buyer at anction, and we propose to give our customers a benefit on Monday dics cotton hose, hairline : per pair, reduecd from Ladies’ brown halbriggan hose, double heels and tocs, only 15¢ per puir, worth dies solid black ingrain hose,regu- lar made, only 19¢ per pair, worth Hhe. ies’ fancy cotton hose, polka dots an al stripes, only 17¢, reduced from Hoe. Children’s cotton hose, ribbed, double knee, only reduced from H0c. On’Monday of odds and ends in haw knit half hose worth 25 and toes, only 15¢ per nts” solid colored . cardinal and seal brown only 1¢ duced from 40c " On Monday gloves only * spun silk d from H0c. gloves, em- broidercd Back o, worth Our kid glove duy. duced from Hle, Ladies’ lisle thread vests, 2 in a box, silk lace trimmed. only 50c each, worth e, others HAYDEN BROS,, 16th st. near Douglas, 2 Killed In South Omaha was only three y . Last season over 808,000 hogs and 30,000 cattle were slaughtered ) are facts, Not an inhabitant thre ago. Now 5,000. Armour and Hammond, four of the I ersin the world in operation, employing thousands of men. Now third packi eenter in the world, two national | two savings banks. What will & Omaha be in the next three years? Now is the time to buy property.” Buy it di- rect from first hands—the South Omat Land Co., whose property is direct], the way of the erowth of both cities, this is no ouflying addition, The title to this property is perfect, there are no mortgages running to original owners, Prices are no higher than lots are held in the outlying additions. Our oflice is opposite the U, P, depot, South Omaha, where agents with teams will show you the property. Ep JonxnstoN & Co., Agent South Omaha Land Co. Painte can obtain best mater at Cummings & paint and glass dealer street. SEES Property holders on all streets to be paved should have their sewe tions brought into their prop: once. John F. Daley, the veteran drain is already at work and guaran- all work first class and at reason- able prices, Send your orders to him at Little & Williams, 1407 Douglas street, and they will be promptly and satisfactorily attended to. Chamberlain, sell a nice 6 iece plush parlor set for #85 This is a galn worth inyestigating. J. Benson. PARASOL! We have just opened an clegant line of parasols in new and novel designs. Plaids, striped, changeable, wate: plain grc i hoguny and new colors, with white selvedge edges. White tips and new desigus in handles. Hindsome bla 1pe trimming. Moire with and without lining The Windsor umbrel leads all it it to give perfeet satisf: it T We have them with gold oxodi; r and natural handles. spe bargains knit underwear this we Our special > of aprons will con- Mgs. J. BENSON. O'Donahoe Would remind the r that they have open SPRING HOSI wders of this paper e stock of UNDER- IRESS GOODS AND SILK GLOVE: RIBBONS AND AND SATELNS, and all kinds of domestics which will be SOLD AT ABSOLUTI Weare crmined o be out of the dry goods business in 30 days if we have to give our goods u ) JE THE BARGAIN SOME OF THE GOODS AT HALRF PRIC SRIY, ations for lnmber ) , will find it to ntage to 11 on us before wting. We can offer you through the South Oma and Co, special in- ducements to locate in South Omah and can give you trackuge, having di- onnection with every railrond into the state. L JOHNSTON & Co., Agents, South Omaha Land Co, Office opposite depot South Oma auqua Circle, A vigorous Y. M. A. Chautauqua sle has recently this city, This v circlein Omaha that is pursuing the regular laid down course of study of the Chautaugun Lite id Scientifie eirele T'he circle will meet next Friday evening in the parlors of the Y, M, C. s0n8 ot yet connect ¥ 2 of the city are cordially invited join. At the meeting Mr, George C. Jenner, fi :tary of the association, will give W of the cc o study to be pursued, and Rev, o) n will give a short talk on the Chautauqua work of the state, S Chamberlain, A, & O'C. have the best #15 chamber set in the city, Please call and sce it at 210 N, 16th, The Omaha Guards. The Omaha Guards, recently organ- ized from the leading young men of the rapidly coming into line. With excellent ~ trawning of Captain al drill by Lieutenant e being thoroughly quats aetics and ar when they come out for pub- ie inspection, Some few weeks since they shouldered arms, and now they have just been sup- plied with natty fatigue suits to be worn when on duty. Thesé handsome . uni- forms were furnished by Robinson & Garmon, the Farnam street. clothiers. The Guards will probably take tin monies on Decoration day. AR BALL. ay Party” of the Club. Wednesday evening next the ladies of the “‘Home Circle! ub will entertain their gentlemen friends at Masonic hall. They have t :n the manage- ment of the affair entively in their own and propose to conduct it in such manner that will reflect eredit upon ‘mselves, both as managers and en- Home Circle Active preparations are being made for the seventh annual this popular elub. This purt) looked forward to with pleasure X ancy by the members. The date is set for Tuesday evening, May 1. S - Four Aces Beaten, 5, worth nts, worth $1.7 nnel suits, worth $10, for 1l the very latest spring styles at one-half the price asked for the same in regular 5. Gents' furnishing goods in y—every single Give us a call, "HING HOUSE, Douglas bet. 13th and 14th. Middi Buy from first hands—dir from the South ha Land Co. and s middleman’s profit. This property has no mortgage upon it. The title is per- fect, We furnish an abstract free on Land Co., th Omaha. & OC, want your trade if you do 1ot huve all ready money to buy with at 210 N. 16th, - Don’t miss the etehing sale at Hospe's® - the only permanent wall finish, supc cileimine and wall paper for ¢ , durability and beauty. It is cusily 2dand will not rub off, Send color card of bezutiful Cummings & Neilson, whol 1118 Farnam street, and for retail H. "Schmidt, Cuming and Twenty- fourth streets, — It and 8. M. Omaha Council No 1 will hold a regu- lar assembly to-morrow (Monday) ey ing. The officers and member: quested to be present. By o JAMES GirLpeERrT, Master, Call at Cameron & Smith’s, 1519 Dodge street, and examine Estey pianos > buying. Chamb ain, Anderson & O'C. a specialty on chamber sets. Nearl 100 styles to seleet from. 210 N. 16th. New line of etehings just received at Hospe's, , ~ A Big Saving. If you want trackage having direct con- nection with every railway leading into the state, aud on which there are no switching charges, call on ED JOUNSTON & Co., Agents, South Omaha Land Co., Office op. depot, So. Om. Ready mixe paints, brushes, nl window and ornamen gla Quality the best and prices th lowest at Cummings & Neilson's, 1118 Farnam street. R See F. L. Cotton, 813 N. 16th street, for Rock Springs coal, - - Call at Cameron & Dodge strect, and examine nith’s, 1519 their full line of piunos, organs and sheet music. | aha Land company’s is between Omaha and South . and prices are no higher than the outlying additio ED. JOINSTON . Agents, : W Land Co., Office opposite depot South Omaha. ctors should see N, 16th street, for lath, and sand. Snecial ctching sale at Hospe's. Sce advertisement of er on sixth pa Price $15. The rew Hammam Buth, 111 North 15th street. Turkish, Russian and elec- Now open for ladies Tues- wnd Thursdays from m. to 4p. m. type Call at Cameron & Smith’s, Dodge street, and examine the ce 1 Kk pianos. ‘téhing sale at Hospe's Mon- April 9. One week only* —— The Morris type writer. See advertisement, Price $15. Taiters jackets, barkeepers’ and ear- 5" aprons of all dimensions, at the People’s Clothing House, 1303 Douglas, Scidenborg’s town, a 10¢ Co., wholesal -~ garo, the taik of the 5, Max Meyer & — Eichings at Hospe's. Etchings. NEBRASKA'S ('Hr\’l TAUQUA. A Talk With the State ary Upon tion with the Y. n has been engaged sts of the Chautau. ary eircle in Nebraska, t trip throughout the There is much interest mani auqua. Plattsmnouth and Fremnt have us cirocles and the sub ject is being ated in a spivited manner in a number of other towns. It is my candid opinion that when the Cnautauqua idea is once thorof understood that cirele will spring up like magic. ‘The prevailing obsta: cle met with so lack of iuformation upon the subje sutuuqua is not a substitute for er the bigh school or col lege. Itaims to cncourage people to read helpful and instructive books and_to stimu o readers us far as possible 10 be ough students, 0 studies of mathematics and languages are not included in the course, Itis intended more cularly for people who have been obliged to leave school early in_ life. J. G Hollund once s What & Godsend the Chautaugua would have been to the d but intoxicated father of Thomas Carly would have given bl a view of th of thought and culture in which his brilliant son was walking and winning renown SL have just received a letter from F. I Foss, president of the circle at Crete. In it lie says that the programme for next June is @ beauty on account of its completeness, F the mecting of June great prep: eing it wili undoubtedly ve the grandest the kind r held in thestate. The churches are arouscd and many new denominations are raising funds to erect buildings at Cre ' Continued lnproy Beginning to-day the Union ‘The Overland 1toute suburban service elegr signed especially for tion of the public between Council Bluffs, Omaha, South Omaha, Albright and intervening stations. N Buy your hat day or Omahu'’s popular milliner ALMA E: KEITH, 109-111 South 154k str office. Store open wnti} 9 p. m, Pacifie evoning of ! and out and th { interesting of uo\ 2t, GPposite post 1 2o | BETTER ACCOMMODATIONS. Union Pacific “The Overlana Route' Continues to in the most, sat 1 move in ‘*hi is the change of time heuween Valparaiso and Lincoln, whereby the residents between Valparuiso, Stromsburg and intermedis i visit Lincoln, the stato C urn the sengel ke either the regular pas- senger trains on that branch or the local freight trains stopping at all tions and running daily except Sun NEWS, met with SOUTH OMA on the U urd to look at some object just as the car was passing the stone L meuts Burlington H thrown fre cut in the region of 18 unconscious when rined his senses, repaired {o His inj rosted by ay night on 1 disorderly pre 1 by Jonn k P wns ring before JudgeReuthe: noon. He endeavored to~ persuade the magistrate the complaint ground- less but without avail, and accordingly re- plenished ghe city finances by paying §19.40. The ¢ suncil will convene to-morrow night, when the old members will step down ot will os- 1t is ox- tho ting ocenr on t hat Muyor Sl iis - appoint- ts, the mor of which will bo Je up of the partment, 1t is ly coneeded that Marshul McCracken 5 0Wn SUCICSSOT The work of grading Twenty is progressing rapidly Worle on the construction of the new Ar- mour building at this place will be com menced to-morrow morning, and will bo pushed to completion as rapidly as possible, seventh street A fine dri 1 ness for sale [PH son block. ALL ON ACCOUNT OF ELIZA, buggy and Brown, 11 Two Co wrm Hands FPight for the Girl They Love. iden (Conn.) special to the New ives this very A M¢ York Morning Journal ckwools duel: John | and Thomas Will- iams, two fur and ho live a few miles below here and have be loyed in the vicinity of Yale ]lmyhllv furious battlé in true Te style the other night, and it was al} account of Eliza, too. It appears that the two men had fallen in love with Eliza Winters attractive you i of nineteen has black he plexion. It soon beeame apparent to th that both could not marry £ held a consultation. The « grew into an_argument and ment into a dispute. Finally the rivals came to blows and then agreed to settle the matter with no less terrible weapons than jack knives. The fight oceurred in an old barn, and eight persons besides the prineipals were present. The knives used were big ones, with blades four inches long, and the fight lasted over half an hour. Both contestants were badly cut up, and the com Ly stopped by their frignds, Neither of dangero whoshidl huve 2 rivals the fighters isinav \dition, and the question liza'is st open ones