Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1889, Page 8

3 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SUNDAY MAY 5. 1889—-SIXTEEN PAGES, MRS, J. BENSON, Great Special Sale in Fivery Depart- ment for Monday. #he Oarries the Largest Stock of Fancy Dry Goods, Ladies' and Children’s Furnishing Goods in the West. CORSE' Our stock of corsets is the Inrfimst and finest shown in Omaha, including the best styles of all the leading manufac- tures and importer Can give you summer corsets from 50c¢ upwards. UNDERWEAR. an immense stock in both muslin and knit goods. All that we ask s that you examine the stock. We know we can please in both quality and rice, for we have the best that is made th in domestic and imported. HOSIERY. We have in all colors and qualities in cotton, lisle and silk, in sizes from in- fants’ 4's to ladies’ opera lengths. INFANTS’ Ol IT COMPLETE. Including bootees, bands, barracoats, skirts, slips, dresses, jackets, wrappers, shawls, veils, caps and clonks. PARASOLS, SUNSHADES AND CAR- RIAGE SHADES in great variety, with LaToscaand other fancy handles. We will guarantee the wear of them. We have them from 81.50 upwards. GLOVES. Kid gloves are one of our leaders, and we give splendid value for the money, calculating to please our customers whether we make any money on the sale or not. We are hov sellinga piquet stitched glove for $1, well worth $1.50. KWEAR. We have a variety of new styles in neckwear, including Directoir collars and cuffs for ladies. Lord Fountleroy sets for children. LACES. We are showing a beautiful line of these goods in skirting width in Span- 1sh chantilly and fichus, style and the prices to bo the lowest. ITCHED EMBROIDERIES, An entirely new line of goodsand very choice, in 2, 20 and 40-inch goods. FANCY WORK AND MATERTALS. Our fancy work department, though very large to start with, we are improv- ing all the time, and it is unsurpassed this side of New York Ci Stamping done to order and lessons given. RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEFS, FANS We carry very large stocks. Face powders, perfumes, soaps, dolls, 58018 and all toilet articles and notions in great variety. A complete line of ladies’ and chil- dren’s aprons and mala’s caps. JEWELRY. ‘We show a handsome line of noveities in these goods. CHILDREN’S CAPS. Children’s fine Frenc hirred caps. ‘We have the most beautiful line that is made. FOR THIS W We are making special prices on parasols. Those worth $4.50 for those worth $3.00 for $2.00; those worth 82.25 for 81.50. THIS WEEK. ‘We will sell a dress form corset for 88 cants that is cheap at $1 Children’s waists for 25 cents. Sash ribbon, nine inch. for 25 cents. MRS. J. BENSON, 15th st., between Farnam and Douglas. e e Very desirable lot in Orchard hill— cheap. Will show property, Address . A 26, Bee. B A New Omaha Concern. Omaha has a Moxie company. «Strange to say ‘‘Moxie” was located here, after having been on sale for three years, it is now settled in Omaha. Many persons have drank ‘*Moxie” and cav testify as to its merits, not alone as a beverage, but also as a cure for nervousness, nervous exhaustion, dissipation, ete. It is also a boon to0 weak and overworked women. 1t isa pleasant and desirable beverage. The Omaha Moxie and H. & H. com- i 12, W. Moore,whose 7 North Sixteenth We carr, EBK. street. “H&Hisa rrepnrntion for clean- ing carpets, sitks, woolen goods, silk and lace curtains, ete., ete. 1t is a sure cleanser and guaranteed to do the work without injury to the fabric in any way. It is something new entirely and will be hailed with delight by the house- wife, as it really does just what the Omaha Moxie and H & H company claim for it. e Try a cake of H & H. > - Dr, Swetnam: Diseases of the heart and lungs. Sheely block, Omaha. el e Mrs. Hickman has just received a new invoice of summer goods, but is too busy to talk about it. Ladies go and see. 1414 Douglas st. ————— Bpeciallnducements in Ocean Tickets SY“““ excursionsto Paris. France, sailing from New York on May 1, June 6, and July10. For further information fnquire at C, M. & St. P. ticket office, 1 Farnam St., Barker block. Use H. & H. for cleaning carpets; all kinds of silks, woolen goods, silk and lace curtains, ribbons, neckties, flan- mel shirts, ete. For sale by druggists, grocers and carpet houses, e Dr. E. Holovtschiner, German physi- cian, has moved from 13th and Jackson sts. to Sheely’s block, 15th and Howard sts., room 210, Smokers’ benetit. Six for 25 cents, Highest quulit y. Large variety, What are they? Call and see. EXxposition Cigar Store, 16th and Capitol avenue. e NO CHOLERA INFANTTM. Abeolutely Pure and Unsweetened Condensed Milk. Retained by the weakést stomach where all other milks fail. Sterilized in the Bavarian Alps by Ed Loeflund, of Stuttgart, Germany, No need of cholers infantum: Tor sale at 25¢ a pound can or $2.75 per dozen, ONLY by the Omaha Drug Co., Alexander L. Pollack, Prop.), 1518 gestrect, 2doors west of P, O, Tele- phone No. 1125 Oklahom, There will be o meeting of the mem- bers of the Nebraska colony of Olkla- a territory at 1111 FParnam st., \ha, Monday evening, May 6, at 7:30 P, 10 consult on the important news peceived from Oklahoma and mature 8 for our future action. By order the bourd, 8. V, OALR, Aoting Secretary. e —— For 75¢ or 43¢, A quart or pint bottle of rurk UN- ENTED GRAPE JUICE, un- pallod s a FOOD in all cases of IN- MATION Or CONGESTIONS, und of BMPOVERISIED BLOCD, 't bottle, T6¢; per dozen nt bottle, Xw; per dozeu, $5.00. l,.le only by the Omaha Drug e Alexandér L. Pollack, Prop..) 1513 streot, 2 doors west of P. O, 00, one No. 1t RELLEY, STIGER & (0. Ladies' Muslin Underwear—Dress- ing Sacques. Infants' Long Embroidered Robos and Children’s Embroidered Dresses—Special Sale. Our extremely low prices for strictly first-class and perfect fitting garments, have built up an enormous trade for us in this department. Special reductions for Monday and the balance of this week. Don't fail to attend this sale. DRESSING SACQUES. Fine India lawn, tucked fronts, sleeves and skirt, trimmed in V ennes lace, embroidery and insertion, 81, 81.35, $1.40, $2, § $3.25. PLEATED WAISTS, Fine India lawn, tucked with belt, embroidered vest, cuffs and coliars, $1.15, $1.40, $1.90, $2.25, $2.60. CORSET COVERS in fine muslin and cambric. Latest and most improved styles, plain, also trimmed in embroide torchon, Medici, Smyrna and Valenciennes laces, perfect material, perfect workmanship, perfect fitting, at 18¢, 25¢, 50c, 75¢, $1.00 and up to $3200 each, CHEMISE, CHEMISE, in fine muslin and cambric, latest styles, trimmed in embroidery, torchon, Me- dici and valenciennes laces, perfect workmanship, perfect fitting 25¢, 89c, b7e, Toe, 85¢, $1.00, 31.25 and up. DRAWERS, DRAWERS, in fine muslin and cambric, latest styles, trimmed with embroidery, torchon, Me- dici, Smyrna and Valenciennes lace, perfect workmanship. perfect fitting. 25¢, 45¢, Hle, Bae, 7He, $1.00, $1.25, 81.50 up to $2. SKIRTS] SKIRTS. Fine muslin and cambric in latest and approved styles, trimmed in em- broidery, torchon, Medici, Smyrna and nues lace. Perfect workman- fect fitting, 25¢, 40c, 50, 75¢, $1.25, $1.50 up to $5.00. NIGHT DRESSE muslin_ and cambrie, also trimmed 1n embroidery, Torchon, Medicl, Smyrna and Valenci- cnnes laces, perfect workmanship and perfect fitting, 40c, 50¢, 7oc, $1.00, $ $1.50 up to $5.00. INFANT'S LONG EMBROIDERED ROBES In fine cambric and lawn, elegantly trimmed in fine, delicate embroidery, tucked, ete., latest effects, 50c. $1.00, #1.25, $1.50, S1.7. 00 up to $6.00. CHILDREN'S SHORT EMBROID- ERED DRESSES, in fine cambric and lawn, trimmed in delicate, dainty embroideries, tucked, Fine tucked; ote., (lafest styles), 7sc, $1.00, 81.15, $1.25, $1.50, §2.00, up to $1.50. CHIDDRENS ' PLAIN ~ MUSLIN DRAWERS S, Good muslin, perfect fitting and per- fect workmanship from upwards, CHILDREN’S FINE M LIN NIGHT DRESSF Good muslin, perfect fitting and _per- fect workmanship, from 55¢ upwards, KELLEY, STIGER & CO., Cor. Dodge and 15th sts. HEYMAN & DEICHES, 1518 and 1520 Farnam St. Weo have just received a few high novelties in Paris-made costumes for early summer wear. The dresses being all patterns, cannot be duplicated, and as the quantity is limited we request la- dies wishing to inspect them to call as early as possible. We have made arrangements to ex- ecute orders for accordeon plaiting at short notice and low price. Our special sale on white dresses for ladies, misses and children at 50c on the dollar week. will be continued during the HEYMAN & DEICHES. vs Des Moines, Samuel Burns agent for Jewett's celebrated refrigerators. s e R Moore & Co,, 1515 Dodge, Omaha, have bargains to offer in second hand delivery wagons, tea, spice and - coffee cans and coffee mill. e Troy Steam Laundry, Shirts 10c. Good work, prompt delivery. Tel. 1,405. — That New Anesthetic. The dentists of this and other coun- tries have sought diligently for a pro- cess by which the terrors of teeth pull- ing could be lessened. The goal has at last been reached and the disco made. Dr. Joseph Steinau, of San Francisco, gave a full test of this won- derful discovery Friday of last week at the office of Dr, Haughawaut, room 7, Helman block, corner Thirteenth and Farnam streets. The result wasan un- qualified success. There is absolutely no pain. There’s no danger, and a visit to the dentist is robbed of its terrors. Dr. Haughawaut extracted over one hundrea teeth during the afternoon of the day named, personally, in fact the entire work was done by Dr. Haugha- waut, thus giving a perfect test of this wonderful discovery of which he has purchased the right to use in his office for the benefit of his patrons. - A SUMMER HOLIDAY, Zast to the Mountains and the Ocean via the Pennsylvania Lines. Atlantie City, Cape May, Long Branch and kindred resorts along the coast of New Jersey, Cresson and other well known hotels of the Allegheny mountains, present peculiar attractions for the wholesome enjoyment of a sum- mer outing. The ocean bathing and the mountain air being health and hap- piness. A folder with an excellent pevspective map showing the location of the mountain and ocean res of the east and giving a brief description thereof has been issued by the Pennsyl- vania lines and a copy may be obtained upon application to C, W. Adams, as- sistant-gencral passenger agent, Chi- cago, Il C. B, Moore & Co, Try o sack of “*MOORE'S” SUPER- LATIVE or CHALLEN FLOUR, which will not un&y make you happy but the cook also. Every sack guaran- teed. Price 81 . MOOJ , Cash grocers, A, H. Davis, the popular ‘“‘Depart- ment Hatter” with llu,vJen Bros,, North Sixteenth street, Omaha, Neb., has been confined to his bed for some time past, but is better ut this writing. My, Davis ig enjoying not only.a fine growing hat trade, but the confidence of Omahan's citizens, —NEW Yonrk HATIER AND Furmen e Arrauge to attend the opening of Howe! de Manawa, May 7. KELLEY, STIGER & (0. Special Sale of Dress Goods and Lacee Monday. Domestic Drese Fabrics—India Silks at 49c Monday—~Noveltios in Fans ~Novelties in Handkerchies— Special for Monday. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS. The season is now at its height, and our dress goods department commands all the good tagte and elegance that ex- perience can produce. We will not comment at length on the select display of our seasonable dross fabrics, as we are sanguine that they will induce a ready purchase after in- spection, $1.00 French Henrietta, inches wide, in all the new shades, i. e., poppy red, old pink, mignonette, Russian blue and green; in fact, every now shade. 55c imported Challie, 60 different styles, magnificont colorings, with a good line of black and white, small fig~ ures Brilliantine in shades of grey, drab, black, stripes, etc., 42 and 48 inches wide, On Monday, 65¢ and $1.00. Our 46-inch beige suitings that we have been selling at $1.00 go for 750 on Monday. Our 42 in. beige suiting that sold at 75e, goes for 50¢’ on Monday. BARGAINS, BARGAINS! 140 pieces of French serge and cash- mere, 40 inches wide in all shades, reg- ular 65¢ and 75¢ goods, Are now d0c. . Parisian novelty suits, we have a big line of the most fashionable. We attribute the remarkably success- ful sale of these novelties to the that welhave bought the right st and are selling them at the prices. DOMESTIC DRESS FABRICS. Including challies, sateens, ginghams, batiste. lawns, ete., in all the latest pat- terns and colorings. MONDAY MORNING. We shall place on sale a large va- riety of India silks at 4 duced from 60c and 65e; all new designs and color- ings. LAC , LACES. SPECIAL New arr s in all lutosca and Russian draping net (large assortment) from §1 up to $2.56 d. New arri in dotted, fi (elegant desi yard, ew all silk chantilly flouncings, y elegant designs to select from, up to$7 a yard. FANS, FANS, FANS. Latest novelties in plain and band peinted gauze, satin and surah. Nov- elties in quill and ostrich the Noyelties in Japanese folding fans. HANDKERCHIELES. aping n ets ured and striped effects s), from $1.45 up to $5.50 .38 Novelties in fine embroidered hand- kerchiefs. special bargains this week at 10¢, 1 20 ) Je, ble, T $1.00. KBLLEY, STIGER & CO., Cor. 15th and Dodge Sts. s Try a cake of H & H. —— selling gas fixtures Samuel Bur at factory pri ac Removal, T. C. Brunner has removed his real estate office to Room 1, Ware block, corner 15th and Farnam Eae St Charty Mu le. An ontertainment will be miven under the auspi-es of the Ladies’ Aux- ry society of All Saints church, con- sting of music and recitations, on the evening of Thursday the 9th inst., at the residence of Augustus Pratt, 1203 Park avenue. A very interesting pro- gramme has been prepared by some of the favorite voca of the ty, the Mandolin club and Miss Ande n, the elocutionist. Refreshments will be served during the evening. Admission 25¢. SR S Read the adv.on Sth page of this paper, CREAMERY FOR A grand opportunity fo disr At Bull—Omaha vs ALE. live man. Buse to-day. Des Moines, The ladies of Unity church will have a supper and apron sale Tuesday evenin, ay 7, at the Unity church, corner 17th and Cass sts., from g6 to 9 o’clock. — Only 47 Hours to New York Via the Wabash, With corresponding fast time to all points east and south. An elegant train with reclining chair cars and Pullman buffet sleeping car leaves Omaha daily at 4:15p. m. One way and round trip tickets are now on sale to Liverpool, London, Paris und all parts of Europe via all lines at lowest rates. For further information or tickets call at the Wa- bash ticket office, 1502 rnam street, Omaha. e CHICAGO, MILWAUREE PAUL RAILWAY, Via Omaha and Gouncil Blufrs, * Short line to Chicago and the east. IMinest dining cars in the world. Through slecping cars to Chicngo, The route of the first “‘Golden Gate Special.” Everything first- + First-class people paty 10 & ST. onize first-class Ticket agents everywhere in the west sell tickets over the “Chicago, Milwau- kee & St. Paul railway. Ticket office 1501 Farnam st. F. A. Nash, General Agent. e Try a cake of H & H, —— A good upright piano to rent, 85 per month, A. Hospe, jr., 3 Douglas st. - Leaves This Afcernoon for Chicago. At 4 o’clock the Burlington Fast Ves- tabule Express, composed of Pullman Palace Sleeping Cavs, (furnished with well-selected libraries, hot and cold water in lavatories, ete.), Free Reclin- ing Chair Cars and famous Buriington Route Dining Cars, serving dinner this evening and b lcfast to-morrow morn- ing before arvival in Chicago at 8:20, Best train for the east. Makes few stops and is always on time., T b office 1223 Farnam st. Telephone B Canap’City cdul. $7 per ton. Nebraska Fuel Co., 214 South 15th St S Try a cake of H & H. - Read the adv. on 8th page of this paper, CREAMERY FOR SALE. A grand opportunity for a live man. e Moore & Co. In butter we certainly excel, as noth- ing but the product of the best makers in the country find a place in our store. C. B. MOORE & CO., \ Cash grocers, HAYDENIBROS. Striking Headlines sraNot Needed to Sell Goods at Paewe Prices. Figured China silkes 8flc, worth 65c: 80 styles figured silkeq6he, worth $1.50. l‘?n!n ('fiim\ silks in all shades 50c, marked down from 854 Twenty-five pieces colored surahy ta close, 8 890; cost 550 to import. Rlaek gros-grained silks, pure dye and warmnted to wear, at 5c, 850, %00, 950, mnd $1.50, sold everywhere at $1.00 to $2.50. Bear in mind we carry the celebrated regatta, favoretta and sublime silks in all grades. We are moti secking fancy profits. Our line of black goods is superb in quality, of purer dye and superior finish, = Compare the lustre of these goods; also their intrinsic values; 36 inch Henriet- tas, 20¢ and 85¢, less than import costy 46 inch Henriottas, 40c, would be cheap at 60c: 40 inch Henriettas at 45¢, 50c, 58¢, 58¢, 60c to $1.25, these are ruinous Fancy biack goods of every viption. Bring samples for com- ison. Boucle cloth; in fancy patterns, . 86inch jn ble checks De. 36 inch beiges, nch Henriettas in all colors, 2 46 inch Henrietta C. 40 inch foule cloth, all wool, 50c. 42 inch Windsor cloth, 65¢. Bear in mind these and all French goods of the finest make. B French Henriettas, 42 and 46 inches \Wide in every shade, , 88¢ and §1.15 for goods worth $1.25 to $2. A superior line combination suits at closing prices. LACES, EMBROIDERIES AND RIB- BONS. 27 styles edgings 24 inches wide, 5c yd, fully worth 10c; 15 styles embroid- ories at 1, 2 and 8¢ yd, awful cheap; 40 styles emb. and Swiss edgings 4 to 64 inches wide at 15 to 25¢, worth up to ; al laces, 8 inches wide, 3 Valenciennes and_ silk Spanish’ laces, 5, 10 and 15c; black Chantilly 8 inches wide in many styles 19¢, worth 4 silk fichus 9 worth 81.50; machine made linen tor- chons 5e for 12 yds; real hand made Linen torchons in styles and low prices; lnce and Swiss flouncings of every descripton, Valenciennes, Chantilly, panish and Guipure. The most artis- tic and unique styles in fine wall paper. SHOE DEPARTMENT. Men’s fine dress shoes, 81 All solid calf shoes $2.00. and $1.5 Ladies’ Kid shoes $1.50 and )0; patent tips $2.25, Our hand-turned Dongola kid shoes at $3.00 are beauties; cvery pair worth $.50. We have a few of the patent tip Oxford ties at $1.25 left; don’t miss getting a pair. nlendid bargains in childven’s and misses’ shoes this week. We are headquarters for slip- a wigwams. : HAYDEN BROS. Dry Goods, Cagpets and Shoes. — - Try “MOORE'S” combination coffee at 80c. It is making new friends every « will make one of you if you t. B. MOORE & CO., amination of ap- its for registration as pharmacists in the state of Nebraska, will occur at Lincoln, Neb., in the pitol building, Wednesday, May 8, o'clock, a, m, HeE Board of Examiners to Board of Pharmacy - Cedar Block Kindling Cheap. Delivered free. J. A. Naugle & Co., 13th and Nicholas Tel. 569, —_— Piano at Auction Tuesday, 10 a. m., av 1121 Farnam, we Nebraska will sell a fine Kimball uy\'igl piano, in perfect order and nearly r Also furniture of all kinds ete. OMALIA AUCTION - May 7 is the date of the grand open- ing of that popular resort. Hotel de Manawa. Be sure and attend. ORAGE CO. (L 2 2 28 5 5 5 5 2 1] gPIace your Orders For Glothes —With— NICOLL! Plenty - of goods to choose from, $20 You can get a suit made, all wool goods—new pat- terns. $25 You can get a suit made of imported goods—Serges Cheviots — many colors — many weaves. $30 You get fine diagonals— silk mixtures; goods that sell atsight to bestdressers, You'll say they're cheap at $40---Nicoll makes them for $30. . PPPP PPV DD RODOPPOIPEI TR PRSP RRSE S S 2 DA DL D A I - B R SR EEE R P EENENE.Y Come Day or Eyening. TAILOR 1409 Donglas Strest, Omaha a2 2 2 2 2 22 2 2 2 2 2 2 Trowserings in America--- Made to measure, $5 $6 $7 $6 §9 $10, > SO OOIee9ee ! The prettiest Assortmemt of HAYDEN BROS. Speocial Sale of Lace Curtains, ‘We have just received an importation order of lace curtains, hclng purchased by us through our New York agentfrom a manufacturer at a gredt 10ss to him on account of not being able to get them out earlier in the market: This pur- chase places us in a position to sell lace curtains cheaper than at any time this senson. It is impossible to give you a full description of the same. Thore are curtaing in this lot which aro very cheap and low in price. bargains will go at $1.60, #1 $2.50, $2.60, $2 82 . 83,85 842 pair. With each pair of these cur- tains we shall continue to give a pole and brass trimmings free as an adver- tisoment. We have a fine line of silk curtains. Fine lace curtains at 84,50, $5.85, $6.560, § , $8.25 and $8.65 a pair. Chenille and Portiero and Turcoman curtains all at a bargain. SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAIN NET BY THE YARD. We have purchased the entire stock of Nottingham lace curtain net from the wholesale dry goods house of Kil- patrick, Koch & Co., of this city, and will place the same on sale Monday. ‘We bought this lot at about 80c on the dollar, and will give you the benefit on Monday. If you need anything in the way of lace curtains or net by the yard Monday will be your chance to buy the same and Hayden’s will be the place where you will find the crowd buying curtain net at 5o, 7e, 8¢, 10c, 124, 15¢, , 17¢, 18¢, 19¢, 20c, 25¢, 27c, S0c and d. This sale will be on our fourth where you will also find our car- s,matting, window shades, children’s high chairs and earriages, wall paper, ete., ete. HAYDEN BROS., Dry Goods and Carpets. T A ety O. B. MOORE & CO., Cash Grooers. OUR COFFEES have been selected with great care, a sipof the nectar in the cup will make life no longer a bur- den. Try our pulv coffee in the ‘‘One Minute Pot,” 1 save you one- half your coffee. AMOSEMENTS, One Night On America’s Own Cy Mr. Nat C. Goodwin And s Comedy Company in a Grand Double il “TURNED-UP,” Mr. Goodwin.........a8.........Caraway Bones, “Lend Me Five Shillings.” Mr. Goodwin.. ot Cho ... Golightly Seats go on sale Monday Regular pric morning. ;.Wilcu Jolmuie Comes Marching Home Again,” CREATEST MUSICAL EVENT| Ever Given in the West GRAND WAR SONG CONCERTS Friday and Saturday, May 10th and IL:h, —AT— On the Largest Staae West of Chicago. Great Children’s Chorus Big Male Chorus. APOLLO CLUB! PLYMOUTH CLUB! Miss Francys Roader. [da May Baldridee, Miss Bertha Baylass. Jiles Lumbard, B. B, Yome Prof. Lee G. Kratz Nat M. Briohan, Lient, Jon Kenzie, R W. Breckenridee. 32-PAGE SOUVENIR PROGRAMME BOOK, Admission One Dollar, _ MATINEE, USUAL PRICES. ®Enen Musee @ - COR 11™AND.FARNAMSTS: WEEK OF MONUAY MAY 6, EATON & FARRELL'S EORGIA MINSTRELS. 20 GREAT B CUTE PICCANINES 4 Hest minstrel show ever secu 1 Omaha. g attractions in all parts of the Louse. O Friday Gvery ludy attending will receive @ beautifiiy Souvenir, Saturday Childien’s day. Al scloof cnfldren attendin of Bon-loas Woraing. GRAND STRE One Dime Adm PH SPRINGS, oo 'fbush Went: RANDOL on T west of Huntsville, County Seat of Randolph Co., Mo. Famous for healing of D, igestion. Kiduey and Bladder di Hore . N Bkin Diseases, Kneun ‘lu % and Sore Eycs Guarantee to ben .t any above diseases, or no charge for Board, other Springs will do this. For full pa H wddress HOKTON BHOE, Kundoiph Sprivgs, Randolph, Co., No. sm, N HAYDEN BROS. Spe: Bargains on Monday. Zephyr ginghams at 8¢ yd. Yard wide French penang, 124c. Yard wide shirting, percale, 10c yard. Remnants of Indian head sheeting, 5¢ yard. En- glish sateens 10c, worth 25c. Colored curtain scrim, 8¢, 10¢ and 124c yard. 4-4 raw silk table covers, 89c and H0c. 5-4 raw silk table covers, 750, 64 raw silk tablo covers, $1. 68 in wide turkey red table linen, 15¢ yd. Lonsdnle cambrics, 10c per ya India linen, 5. Checked nainsook, 4 6ic and 8o yd. Turkish towels, be 2he, 150 and 250 yd. Fringed napkins, 50 doz. 4 Getranr naplins, 81 doz, Large white bed spreads $1 each Apron checked gingham, 50 and 6ic yd. Yard wide carpets at 15¢, 20¢ up to 60c yd. Smyrnn rugs, 63¢, 050, ote. W heelbar- rows, 15¢, 850, bbo and Gve. Childron’s chairs, b0c, 750 and 81, Red painted chairs, 19c and Ladies cane rockers, $1,00 each. lap robes, 60c, 75c and $ ) Dolls at 10¢, 25, Boys’ red painted carts reduced to 15¢ each. Cows in corn, 10 3 mratting, 124c, 15e, 20 and 25¢ paper, 2e roll, up to $4.00 Tapestry 3russels down to 424 yd. Body Brus- sels only 85c yd. _Store full of bargains. HAYDEN BROS., Dry Goods and Carpets. C, 10¢, high Base balls and bats e each, 6e each., Linen - The Irish Sultan of Morocco. Itis not generally known that be- sides being the lineal descendant of the prophet’s daughter, [Fatima, by her nmrriul‘vu with Mohammed’s famous General Bu Bekr, the present sultan has some Irish blood in his veins, says a letter from Tangiers. In the eacly part of the present century an Irish ser- goant of sappers, who had been de- tached from the British garrison at Gibraltar at the request of Sultan Sidi Mohammed, died in the latter’s service. Higs widow, a pretty Galway girl, w1 ing to be sent home. sought an audi- ence with his majesty. It was cranted, with the result that Sidi Mobammed, struck by her beauty, made her an offer of marriage, which she accepted. She became the sultan’s favorite wife, and on his death her son, Muley Yezid, nicknamed ‘‘the Red Beard,” assumed the power, and figures in history as the most sanguinary mon- arch known in the annals of Morocco. His favorite pastime was to roast Jews alive in the body of a bull or to play howls with the heads of his attendants, fr decapitated for the purpose. With strange inconsistency he would at other times perform acts of the most as- tounding gencrosity and kindness, thu causing "his name to he cursed and blessed in turns. A Brighter Scene. Y Mereury: lnthus vgoer—*That’s the most brilliant w on any stage.” n sco a brighter any day B in the w 3 E. P. What .—*"Kerosene NO MORE PAIN. The Artof Extracting Toeth Withous PFain Discovered. After years of hard study and inven- tion the faculty of extracting teeth without pain has at last been rendered a certainty, and the jumping, brain- crazing ache resulting from a decayed molar needs no longer be tolerated on account of the patients horror of tooth= pulling. Yesterday afternoon a re- porter for Tire BeEr called at the office of Dr. R. W. Bailey, room 812, Paxton block, where the tooth pulling element was holding a lovee. Curiosity prompted the reporter to institute an investiga- tion, and it resulted in the discover that a new device for extracting teet was being tested. During the reporter’s stay a large number of people, the major portion being ladies, had the doctor extract their decayed and ache ing teoth, and none gave any indicas tion of pain while the tooth was being pulled, and after undergoing the operas tion stated that they felt no pain whatever. In this wn{ the dental chair was crowded with patients all day. Upon inquiry it was earned that the now painless method was simple, yet sure. It is a local anesthetic devised by Dr. Steinau, and is the result of years of hard labor on the part of the doctor in endeavoring to find a painless method of extracting tecth without the use of ether, chloro- form, gas or any drug divesting the pa- tient of senses or feeling, and without danger or injury to the system. Dr, Bailey, who is o graduate of the Unie versity of Michigan, and who until he took up his headquarters in Omaha was seeretary of the lilinois Dental Society, has purchased the right to use the ancsthetic and hereaftor the possessor of an aching tooth can have it taken out by Doctor Bailey thout the slightest pain, inconvenicnce or dan- ger. In addition to this Dr. Bailey has fitted up his apartments with the latest improved devises used in his business, He makes & specialty of filling teeth with gold and has but few equals in the dental business generally, Those who doubt this or require hi§ services are cordially invited to give him o call. — Strangers' Sabbath Home, corner Fifteenth and Davenport streets. Lamar, pas Preaching at m. and Morning theme: “‘Faithfulncs wrlossness in the Christian Ministry ening theme: ches, Here and Hereafter.” Sunday school 1 m. Prayer meet ings on Wednesday and Friday even- i The Sund ling s will ice of song. begin= ning at ts free. All are in- vited. o Try “MOORE & CO.’S” new crop teas just in. They are the flowers of s of the east. B. MOORE & CO., Cash grocers, the tea gard C e Attend _the opening of Hotel da Manawa, Tuesday, May 7. Grand ball nd banquet. THX FaultlessQilE AN absolutely safe, cheap and simple device for burning the cheapest gr rde of kerosene oilin cooking stoves, ranges and heating stoves. Is readily placed in any stove or range. Is lighted instantly and extinguished in a moment when ru([llil'(_‘d. NO ACCIDENT can possibly occur, no matter how carlessly handled. This apparatus is in operation at 117 North 15th st. and wil be on exhibition for a few days, from 8:30 a. m. until 7:30 p. m. The inventors earnestly request experts, scientists and housckeepers to make a critical examination of this machine and to freely find any fault they can with it, either as to safety, simplicity or economy. C. M. YOUNG, P. L. GIBBS. Inventors, P. L. GIBBS Murray Hotel, Omaha. Gen’l Western Manager. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE,. The Creamery is For Sale! Until Tuesday, May 7th, I will sell the new restaurant called the Creamery, located at 1410 Dodge Street; either cash or will trade for good inside real estate. Investigate all you wish to. Call and see what we have to sell and Jearn our reasons for selling., S. E HOPEWELL, The Best Goods. We keep always Jand only the BEST GOODS, and can guarantee thorough excellence in ev: article we sell, Lowest Prices. Our prices are always the LOWI! We do not permit anyone to undersell ug. We do not brag, but the extent of our business spenks much for our meth- ods. We aim to sell goods on their merits and do not pufl to sell. No Misrepresentation We a complete line, including every article belos to a first-cluss Grocery establishment, TRUTH, Uniform Courtesy. We give corteous atiention w the small wants of our customers, ns well ag the big purchas The Largest Stock. Our Stock is undoubtedly the lurgest and most extensive in Omaha, and offery the best facilities to buyers. These are Solid Facts. A dollar expended with us will go far- ther aund bring more satisfaction than two doilavs spent in some other stores, A trial will certainly convince you that you cannot do better than give ug your entire trade, Call and Examine our Coupon Cash Books, C. B MOORE & CO0. 151.5 Dodge Street, Omaha. #'Omaha’s Leading Gash Grocers and Purveyors to the People,