Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1890, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, HAYD BROS, Grocery Department. Potted ham, chicken and turkey 2 pounds can corn beel for 1 hams, Kc: best No. 1 ham, 124¢; fast bacon, 10e, honeless ham, 10e: such mincemeat, 74c per package ers, soda and oyster, 5 per pound best laundry soap, 8 bars 3 12 ounc bur mottled castilo sonp, ses bottled mustard, i ard sardines, 10¢3 best corn 10¢ can; 3 pound tomato sa e very best countr ym 16e per pound. Ci O OUR l'll R, FLOUT Owing to the scarcity of wi none- mu und tom: but sume, Snowf Blue D é Best Minne Dav Better coftecs ¢ Sun dried Our H0¢ b day ut our 65 Remember th market. Young Hy fi] ll\‘)\ never in teas and ayden Ih 08, on Monday, ‘Mon- at Goe, teas in at il are no L our finer son 35c, e and We will Tetour 40¢ gunpowder down 10 30c, our H0¢ Lo 40¢, our G0¢ to H0¢ and 80c ganpowder Monday we will sell at 60c. COFPT Rio 250, old government Java 80¢, the best praivte growth Monday goes at Gautemala Mond Our C¢ I on earth in coflc and Ancola java y 82 yblend, the best drink ., .\lululuy we sell at T fes. HOUSE FU l \]‘-Hl\h (& l)(llh Flower pots—we just received from the Ited Wing pottery company of Red ing, Mi 20,000 flower pots, they the fi ornamental flower pots made and we have put a priee on them ul which they have never been sold. with saucer 3ic with saucer )' 3 with saucer with saucer Iw- each, ived numu,_mn..nwrlml- ter and preserve jars and milk crocks at 74 per gallon, A few more jelly glasses left; glass for 45¢ per dozen, solid brass snap chains 10e per yard, a very good curry- comb 3¢, worth 25¢: German bronze har ness snap le, sold everywhere for 10c each: Maud S cur ymb 10, worth 50c; a solid steel carrycomb 10¢, worth 75¢; a copper-bottom wash boiler 59e, worth $1.2 ypper-rimmed spun bottom tea- worth and sold everywhere the Chicago double giinding coffce mill tle of machin hinges froui an imported 19¢, five washtub wringer and the cups and and pite each, 5o one pint 578 12 can for 10c; door ir up to 2 per pai Hie, a good washboard 15¢; o that beats the world for £1.50 N Western washer $4. ¢ per set, wash bowl ¢ set, chamber ch, mugs e ¢ he euchy frult saucers Ne ¢ 5 qt. tin pales 15¢ ench, Mrs, Potts’ and Madam Streeter’s patent flat ivons 3 irons handle and stand for #1.50 worth 75 and #3.00, milk pans, pudding pans, puddie pans and pie tins 1e each, large Bize mill\ pans 8¢, copper bottom tin kettles 25¢ ench and on ull tin tea kettles e, mrklu plated cusp'd se, knives and forks 50c per set, tin spoons be per set, table spoons 10¢ per set, 2 boxes of stove hm.-f\iug. , 5 puckages of stove polish 5, quart’ bottle of the best 16deg ammonia 15¢ per bottle, tumblers 24 cach, HAYDEN Imns Dry Goods and House Furn FORCING bOwW N PRIC I Our shoe de badly erowded and new goods arriving daily. We must have room, and to get it, will offerr school shoes this week for 98¢, Bizes 9 b solid solar tips, worth $1.25, Missos’ fine umiu spring heel school shoes, 12 to Mi ain, solar tip, school . Dongola_spring heel 5, worth 2,50, \H button shoes, 11 to 2, 25, \\m‘lh $i tine B, (n”hultou shoes, 8 to 54, fine I)unuulu kid button shoes, 3, $2 und $2.95, " fine Dongola hand sewed but- $3.45, worth $4. calf congress and lace llmt‘m $1.50, $1,85 and $2, Men's fine calf hand sewed lace shoes, 9) HAYDEN BROS Dry Goods and Shoes. nuine Bargains for Tomorrow In ladics’ and gents’ furnishing goods department. Tomorrow we commence agrand sale of ludies’, gents’ and chil- i h will eclipse any thing ev i jorsey ribbed vests, nd long sleeves, only 25¢ regular price soe, ‘ase of ladies’ eamels’™-hai 1y worth s Wool vest , worth $1, and natural pants, only for 16 ht and punts, onl > Children’s sc vests and with a sl « wool 50 inch, under- 500, re- mel's hair wear, asted, only duced from 1 case of gonts’ camels hair under weaw shirts und dvawers, only 63¢ each, reduced from $1. 1 lot of gents’ overshivts, jevsey fitting, only $1.25, worth $2. We are headquar n onl, Zophyrs 6e por oun ‘-\|mm~l\ yarns 123¢ per skein, st line of German (h- city at lowest 10¢ per skein, kniunw ).mm in prices. Do not forget OUR CORSET oW, irand sale of ehildren's hosiery for to- WOITOW, to- HAYDEN BROS, Dry goods and carpets, . The 90-cent store, 1319 Farnam st., is undoubtedly the most attractive store in Omaha, Have you seen the new arvivals of seasonable good Planos, Pianos. Pianos, Mueller & Schmoller have opened their new location, 107 S, 16th st., with a complete line of the celebrated Hard- man, Decker Bros., Fischer and Everett Pianos, Before buying call und get our prices and lumn. el Seaman’s wagons best and cheapest, LRl Grigor's Tea Store, 1509 Douglas st.; Btate Anunl- for Onelda (unnuunuy gauned goods. Madl orders Glled, WTHE FAIR" SELLING There's Only One Plice to Stop Now, and That's the Fair, “Prandeis" Going Ont of Business— The Magnet That Draws the ple— Forty Eatra Salespeople Hired—Great Days Now, 0- e {.n:- Fuir's” sel upon you uls of “The would impress veul, genuine business cor- coes, musling, reduced very being only Asivis into de ing out w that being a “elosing out™ of the entir tain goods, such ginghums, ete, canot much, the margin on such from e to perhaps le o yard. we have reduced and S¢ LINEN CRRASH to e, and 8¢ BLEACHED MUST COTTON FLLANNEL to 4¢ These cuts scem small, yet in reality they as deep as heavy all wool 40¢ flunnel sor the entive turkey red and bleached do ¢k that sold for 40c¢ and now goes going as ¢ ‘ to ! TS 7 M lvy\u t and idle down Ul(hn- blanket be WE ARE ymes o ble: CLOSING AR don’t care for cost. The come in for their share of hears are in the double e till the mark isdown to (-inch all wool si SouT’ And wo dress goods the cuts. Tk fold cashmere u dime, nod the ewmar m~ have lhnppull 5 plush New- markets go out ton $16 nm,- Wo have fired away the porter of the lad The price of lad dropped to 25 e stockings have GOLD price sup- s hose, llen to a dime, TAKE On their own umbrella heads for we |)I|A'hul the $2.00 gold and silver handled down to 98¢, and the gold and silver handled uwbrellus ut $1.50 have dropped to G, DOLLAR STRAW HATS FOR be. We will close out every straw hat in the hunw tomorow, th up to $1.00, "l \llltll'l\\\ to 16 Going out of the clothing business ing out the shoes, Lordy, how the hlnh enters here, suit that sold for $20 goes for shoe that sold for $3 goes for § The boys' suit and child’s \nl( long pants and the short ones, they go like a flush, for We are going out of business, ‘We are closing out the stor We've cut the pricesso deeply that the erowds ery for more. 3 s another chipter n{lhn revela- dmmu of h J. L. The the all BRA A \U\\ 502 to .)l. South 13th. The Eden Musce's Attractions. Manager Lawler of the Eden Musee has prepared a varitable feast of amuse- ments for his patrons the coming week. During the past week he has enjoyed an immenso business, and spurred on by the best of patronage he has doubled the usual bill for the weck. First and above all comes the Dashington Brothers, who famed far and near for their clever acting. The three brothers represent comedy, acrobatic fents and song and dance sketches, Inthe latter they are particularly skilful Wl their famous triple silver statue clog has made them fame world-wide. The Hallies, assisted by a clever company of artists, will pre- sent a roaring farce comedy, entitled “The Telephone Agent.,” This piece alone would make a fine attraction. But still more, there is Leoni and Nelson, a team of song and dance artists, and Collins and Bar- 1(|l| black-faco comedians, who »dingly clever in all their parts, Iw Beethoven quartette of jubilee sing- ers is Another stella at on that adds to the performances,, These sweet- voiced singers are from the sunny south and are admitted to be among the peers of songsters, DeCamo, the famous jug- gler and musician, and TLorraine, the clover contortionist, go far toward com- pleting one of the best performanc evor appearing in a museum, Th and art halls ave replete with curi freaks, works of av tures. The famous wax figuv on exhibition. The “Great M s ave still ippodrome and Wild West Shows” will mld forth at the Base Ball Park Sunda . 14, and will fur- SR AR et e ki A Card. o Thesuccess of the E gon coal, which wo introduced a yearago, has been so ced that cortiin diseeputuble per- sons, dealers who disgrace the business, intending to fileh from us and to appro- priate to thems: the fruits of our enterprise, are selling whi it purports o be the genuine Pa The fact is wo are the exc Iu~|\t g of the mine that produces Paragon und no other dealer in the city of Omaha can secure it for sale. If any deuler offers to sell you Paragon coal down for a fraud, who would you as quickly as he would lie to You can get P al only from us at 16th and Douglas OMAHA COAL, COK 7J. A, SUNDERLAND, P ribbon pur Halcone Le Co. igent, Great Lse Monday. on exhibit auction, begin- continuing untal - Winner of Schoelply’s sealskin cloak guaranteed a perfect fit, f - Cook's first-class family shoe store, 1312 Farnam stry sells fine shoes $1 a nir cheaper than any lottery shoe shop in the city, and you have a’larger and finerstock to select from. sl it L Through _conches—Pullman sleepers. dining cars, free '8 to Chicago and inte the "Rock Tsland route. office 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam. p.v.ll. Ticke odtisic Millinery.—The latest as cheap as the cheapest, ~ All are welcome, Hickman’s, 211 8, 16th street. - Carpets and Chas. Shivel 1206-8-10 draperies, ck & Co., \rnam. - Tuke your watch repalring to C. L Ericksou, 206 N. 16th, - - The only ra d train out of Omaha run expressly for the accommodation of Grmaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Chicago business is the Rock Island vestibuled limited, leaving Omaha at 4:16p. m. daily. Ticket offico 1602, Six- teeuth and Farnam sts, Omaba Mo aday's Sale. 100 dozen very lavge siz ! towels and very superior quality sold at 2 to 85¢; Monday, you can buy thom at 18conch, and don't”you forget it: they eap. | 100 dozen turkish towels, just day, 9¢each, ‘ w pleces fancy scrim at Hle a yard; 150, we will offer 20 dozen turk: covers, large siz quility, fast colors, at 85 eac $1.25, llu\u pants are still down. 50 dozen | white napkins at $1.65 por dozens che s 100 piece atbe oy Standard dress prints e a d. A Lot of apron check ginghums at 5ca ardy worth 7c turkish always for canton flanncls The best canton flannel on carth at 1e a yard, ‘Wide indigo blue prints 10¢ ayard, worth 124¢ An immense line of new fancy plaids, plain cloths, special prices, Another new lot of black goodsjust in. them. Ladies’ chemisetto dr goods, ete., all at collars 3¢ each, , all sizes, Ladics, our wacranted 26-inch lllc ym- 5ave now iny beautiful line \\'u ave closing out our house furnish- ing goods in busements get o plum be- fore they ave closed out, When you need carpets, curtaing, rugs, oileloths, shades, efe., wo are the proper place to eet the right pri LADI MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. At nearly 'LIHJH 44 doze n ladies h, corset covers, 0c, muslin under- ch, worth 75¢to $1.00. adics’ night gowns, hem- rimmed with fine em- 5 h during this sule. MONDAY. now and save 50 stiteh yoke, broide CORSIET Buy your corsets oven corset, only T5¢ a pair, worth $1. Our entire stock ladios’ fine colored i §1.98, each sold at (,lnhln-n s lace bonnets half Monday, 50c¢ each, Children’s plush bomnets half price, b ch, \t bargains in - our ment. Don’t pass us when you want a cloak at away down price. BENNISON BROS. ton for $200 until 2914 Wirt street, - ribhon purchu Falconer's. e G grinth at the state fair scems 1 to be the drawing eard. is curious to know w B ALEN B fon ol e engaged in its crection are being delayed a good deal by the thousands of = questions asked them—what is it? The best way to find out about it isto go in and seo for yourself, The labyrinth is open for all Monday and during the whole week. L Roasted Alive. Flas it ever occurred to you whon reading accounts of railyay nccidents that nine-tenths of all the ]un'l.ml we the result of firec car stoves and coal oil lamps Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul rail- way's new solid vestibule trains now running between Omaha and Chicago are heated entirely by steam and ited throughout by their own patent tric lamps. No other line can offer their patrons such absolite comfort and protection. Not a spark of fire or a drop of coal o1l except_in the engine, Try the Chicago, Milvaukee & St Paul Ry., when you go east. Carsloaye the union depot, Omaha, daily at 6:10 p, m., arriving at Chicago at 9:30 the fol- lowing morning. Get tickets and sleeping car berths at union ticke fice, .mlk‘n'uumxl Barker L . Py uu. Agt. Sl The new offic the great Rock Island route, 1602, Sixtee! ,.u.»uts Omuaha, are the finest in the Vo Call and see them. Tickets to allpoints cast atlowest rates. Gentlemen Always Desire that their cigars shall he of the best. To obtain such be certs 'n that you call on Wm, Goedecke & Co., in the 3urker block, 15th and S price cloak depart- Fine horse and phs September 10, on exhibit F. A. A\xllv e Seaman phaetons best and cheapest. A.Max Holzhe Fine watch rep 1413 Dougls e Seaman’s ¢ nt of pattern ¥ ved. Mme, Hi i6th street. and bonnots man, 211 5 = S Try the White F'ront ms - Wanted, Four our new dressmaking depart- ment, competent waist and skirt hands; also experienced O 's3 permancnt placesat good wages to m-q class help. The Mo Dry Goods Co. s vibbon purchase on Falconer’s, - Winner ul \yluwlpl\ Great Monduy. exhibit in cloak Douglas, 1415 1602, Sixteentk the new Rock Island ti ets toall poin ket office, Tick- tab lowest — The World Do Move. And so do the elc v appointed trains of the Burlington roite. By this favorite line, selected by the U. S. gov- ernment to carry the fast nml. you have the choice of three daily t Chicago and the east; two fc City and the south; two for Denver and the west. The Burlington No. 2, Fust vestibuled throughout, equipped - with 1|n sgant Pullman ears furnished with lected lit ies, reclining chair se), and dining car leaves .mu 4:30 p m., arrives llnu,:n 8 a. serving breakfust before arrival, o 6, the fast mall, leaves Om 0 p. m., arrives Chicago 1p. m., equip- meni and dining car_serviee up'to the highest standard, ket office, 1223 Farnam st. W, F. Vaill, agent. A Fifty per cent discount on sheet music. Omalia Music Co., 151 Dodge. Xpross, Tickets at lu\\.ml. accommaodations A the greut Rock Island route. Ticket oftice, 1602—Six- teenth and Farnan streets, Omuha. rates and superior Ll Before Buying A piano examine the new scale Kim ball piano. A, Hospe, 1513 Douglas one | INDAY, | SEPTEMBER 7 HAYDIN BRO: Special Bargains on Mo 50 doz. fine dimssk towels, 52 inches, on soneh, or £ don uin (in odl lots of crepe, ask towels, oxtru large sie, choice 19¢ each, 800picees of white flanmnel just re- We have the best stock of white s inOmiha, rnging in price from je yurd to#1.50 All woul red tiwilled fannel 18-inch wid yard 20-inch wide alllinen bleuct L. 18 yard. 11 linen brown crash, be d crash, Wiite led spr iotyat 47es ch. reduced ads ingrent , $land §1.2 e checked nuinsooks ham now Ge n now lse yard. yard. siteen 10¢, 1%e, s ehd i ¥ lu.n,mwn i 2eyard, nnn-r..v bargain inbleached cotton flan- . Bxtra heavyun- ched cotton flunnel, 10¢ yard, 1wido rubber shecing reduced to 3 vuul W ? bargains in M.«nk.lu ¢ assortment to select from, Hmu\nh ml tobuy any blankets this scason goto headquarter: which is Hayden Bros, and post you self in regardto quality and prices, costs younothing to dothis and it wil save youmoney ever, time YDEN BROS., Gools and Carpets, P ART ) &y NOTE PRICIES Quinine .-;nl;xh ate 60¢ per ounce, Extract be “Crommer’s c: \n o prescription compound Scotts emulsio 3 Swift's specifle ise. Beef iron and wine (Wyotte’ Hosford’s acid phosphetes 4¢ Hall’s lung b large, 750 Ayer’sha l\l.\lln-d milk face powder Bc. down (Tetlow’s) lse. Pear’s soup 15¢, Cuticura soap 15 Potroleum jelly Sozodont (i Rubifoam (Foyt’s) Ye. lh\\ DEN per bottle. BROS,, = - Visit the $-cont store ay. Some wonderful valuesare offered in dolls and albums, SIORE. New Goods, '\'u\\' styles, »lv's Clothing Flouse, Douglas str Black suspenders vorti 1y linen collars worth 20¢ for 10¢. v ¢ for 13c, Whito sl ney worsted siits worth $12 Cassimere suils worth $15 for $10. ince Albert suits worth $20 Black faney cheviot suits worth- for $16, Light for 36, Ll‘rllt for $9, P. weight overcoats worth 810 weight overcouts worth 815 ts made up in any shape atpries 10 bo 25 percont, below value, Il beno shoddy goods handled by us ch articlo guranteed is rep- yesented ormoney will bo cheerfully re- funded, (ul.ulduln'uln"m s commences tmorrow me PRODLES CLOTHING HOUS 1303 Doug S S ribbon purchase on exhibit lu\\vollu ) Graat Monduy. —_—— © in hats 16th st, LA sice to South Omaha Teachers, 0UTH OMAHA, Neb, Sopt. 3, 1800, All teachers recently elected at the meeting of the school bowd Sept, 1, 1890, who do not report the High school building on Monday next, Sept. 8, at 8 o'dlocka. m., will consider their clection void I, J. PERSONS. President of School By et s terns of mouldings to select and 80 per cent saved on frames at yn's, 1414 Dodge st Special at Block & Thy- men’s, 109 ) rd, —-—— Halfl Rate. Seekers Fxcursions, acilic Ruil wiy. 240 and Oct. Hth s in Arkansis, ippi, Alabama, da, at ino For furtheri formation call at tie! l\cl oftice, n, e, ner of 13th and Farnam or at depot 1ith and Webster, J.O0.PHILLIPPT A GF. &P Home § T \ Tos. F.GoDFREY, " & T, A, - ineh wide frame, fitted, Leyn's, 1414 Dodgo st. for 85 ots., -— shoes at Schoolply's ot for the $400 5 and get Iskin, 1415 Douglas. Special sales Mond albums and house! furnishing the )-cent store 3 HARVEST 12 in dolls, toys, gods at 1319 Farnam st - TRSLONS SOUTH 3 Via the Wabash Route, On September 9, 23 and October 14 the Walash will sell round lnpl ots to points in Texas, Avkunsas, innessee, kliuxni”:i. Lowisiana, Altbama, Geor: gx 1and Florida at Hall Fa good for E »mber the Wabash isthe wh and Southest. Chair and Pullman Buffet on all trains, Quly t. Louis, quickest route Redining fast time to all For tickets and rd to routes, also with eorresponding }mim-. Southand east, ull informadtion in for u copy of the Sout call at the Wabash Tic| hvl Unh < ) Famam street, Omaha, or Clayton, Northwestern I Agent, Uluulm, Neb. Gas Fixt W are Art, In no lineof house furnishing used somuch asin lighting. No a more to the inte om than anappropri: ategasor electrio fixture, It need not be suid by any one that they eannot find vu hat suits them in this line if they will the show rooms of Rusell, l' att & Co,, 8198, 15th st., wl -r.:lhq carry one of the largest and finest lines in the country. Their stock is large, their designs are the latest, they deal in nothing else, is art decor - 1800,-STXTEEN N. B. FALCONER. New Goods Ar Rushing in Upon Us Every Day We Will Place on Oar Tables Maonday 200 Cartoons of the Choicest ot G. G. Satin-F Libbons Our putblie New York We agents’ purchase at sale, will make five pricoes on them, AT 500 picces ull sillk gros grainsatinedge ribbon, worth 1 GiC. 2e. AT 8iC. pleces all silk s vibbon, worth 15 AT 1 all silk gios AT 1C. 600 pleces all silk gros grain satin edge and black moive crown edgoe rib- bon, sald at 200 picces edge vibbon all silk gros grain satin AT 19C. sold at < IPALL DRESS GOODS. 1800, the fe. Prepare for wld weather, when l 2« | youcangeta nice slock to sc from. Henriettas Serges ats0c, 60¢, 75¢, 8 Camelettes at 75¢ and Suitings at $1.57 and Flannels at 50¢, 60 Broadeloths at 81, 0. Plaids at60c, 75¢, 81, $1.25 Combination suitsat $)to § new 500, T3¢ Gie, The, $1, 817 $1 1.0 Theabove prices are worthy your ser- ions consideration. N. B.FALCONER. Seaman’s car - ng Block B = wes best and cheapest. & Heyman, 10 N, 16thst., will have aspecal slo of clothing and furnishing goods at prices which will astonish you. - Hermit Found Dead, 1 ), N. (., dispateh to the e body of Rot an aged man, was founddead al Wilmington, Three y, went there and lived al hermit. Monday mor ilobe- ysto have money. t scen alive. IHis into, and his body, lying on two blanlkets on the floor. windows and door were tightly on the inside, and death wus evidently from natural caucus. There were some s atthe thiot, probably by finger It was found that Eagle, vho was some cighty years old, had been a lieutenant in the regular army in the with Mexico, a ntioned for He w L oM W found The stened 1 IL\l:In»l- wis buried at Wil- tion of Quartermaster ( der, United States avny, in the National mington. ne watch rey cleson s, 20 Old gold and silv kenin exchange for diamonds and silverware at C L. kric u's, 206 N. 16thst. -~ One of America’s Wonders. The Sioux City Corn Palaco people have spared 1o puins to make the Corn Palace of 1890 surpass all others. The v 2t pagrennt, the design of which {5in charge of the Prench artist brought over by the glardi Gms authorities of NewOr will be an additional at ion, which in itself is worth going and the musical features of the Corn Palace are more charming than ever, It will be held ber 11, and the F. E &M V.R. R'dshav rates on certiin days for and will proyid: ment and train s to visit this gruand Write Joms M. Cleland, sec Sioux City Cqm Palace, Si for informa- tionrelativeto the Corn Palace, and J. R. Buchanan, Gene ;.lu'-h..-ngu Agent, Omuha, Neh, orany local agent of the Sioux City & Pacifie amnd F 1, & ) . R. R'dsfor further information rates, trains, et PRORIBITION optumber 23 to Ooto neific and duced this occ equip- peple as to e COMES HIGH. Constable and Other Fees in Liguor CasesAppal Cold Water Advocates. Burlington, Ia, specialto the Chicago Herald: There tion in the prohibition camy Claims to the amount of 23,000 vero presented to the haard of county supervisors now in session, for attormey, justice of the peace and constable foe Liquor cases filed durfng the last three months, In- stead of allowing these claims ns hus been customar the bowrd laid them over until the embe on, couplal with the ovder that aim be then accompunied by a ¢ te showing by whom the information was filed, This order if complied with will expose the whole system by which the county is being robbed uxdor the clonlsof the hibitory lay, T, J. Trulock, cl of the |'4-|uvhlxu|u county contr mittee, is the prosecutorin the filed and his share of l!u» spoils is $1,130. proposils, In tripi condition: will & in this \m i bidier, sveniy- ] s ves the rizit Torject thewhol o Cof anybid - O T Consider TLAs foF o lesn o mlor ofhorses than nunberad verised for. I'ref will be glvento articlesof d fpriceund 1 oan bo o il cirenli " siranents wil m tikataled. on spplioation Envelopes ¢ proposils rhod A5 for ca ol to the und utenint Colo Genera) AL (ontractors., Clork ca, U forihe erect the eity of Nortk built sald bullding to be oftee b sl eity wclibid must e sheck of #10, City, rseryes therlghilo re By orderof the ity ( North Berd, Nebras sod7LA the City Clerk's fed by a certl- of sid Dress Goolds Birgni Thoepace dovoted 10 d rools 18 more than dowle ind the stock isfour timesin nmgunmh-m styleand quality, nm |n i yond conpetition, o sh'r g hargains: pleces 40dnch worsted plails in all hades ati0e, regular §1 guality, 100 combination suits, imported tosell ot $10. We hought them at abargain and will selb theimat $150 and § 100 pieces Fronch henrietias {0 inthe wide, new shades ot 50 worth i5e com: pre goods, 155 imported 48-inch henwlttas Lino inerfabiie onearth. 110 picces silk warp lenvicttas 46 inches wide, new shades onsaleat 8l 235, worth 32 125 pi worth 1 Mhis depnrtment is she insilks, in linhgs mings, CHIT.DRF CT.OA s inchillren’s in prico from$l.2) to the made, LA DL I on os flie wool henriettss at20¢ 12 thao best ud inowime ranging tinest cloak WRAPS, JAC(KETS CLOAKS. wk is 80 extonsive 3 yls and sorewonable now isthe timeto by MILLINERY 1 mil tips, new fenthers, lints and e w orn: AND Our vari price, clonls in in new trimmir ments and re new Standard car| A\H \\’(nvl P\H' rim at , 1oe at20c pan silks ol 50¢, , dottod swiss for drapers and fringes alspedal We show the Lurgestlineof fine Omal Holland shad eson spring fixtures LAY lil,,\' BROS goodsand carpets. Beyard in 19 - the State Burlington, From September 4 10 13, the Burlin tonwill sell rowd trip tickets fo I coln at one fare, with e addal for admission o the falr grounds, tickels gool to refurn to September 13, On Wednesiay and Thusday, Septenber 0 and 11, i bo run, leay- ing Omuha 4 rning thesame d “ar- nam st. Hall Rates (o EFlair via the spoc Spocial pants sale, tion on all goodsat BLOCK & T YMA NS, 106 N, 16th Street, Comcil Blufs and Omaly Park. JESDAY, OCTOTIELR 7, 180, ing, purso s I teoting 25per ent red - Driving assocl- associn- 1ke. Troting, fres 1, s Oneyearold s ke trotting associa- “h o go with stake. Entries aturd. Records made aft , 1o or information aldres, . PERAGOY, President, Council Blu A. 1L GiBs, Ass't Sa Unmh.l Neb, LN S S SanmanEbOITIe be o Sbcipaet Ta. Finediamond w..m\.,m...m alC. L. Evickson's, 206 N, 1ith st., blocik, Specnl Sile. for one week on all thestz of silverware. per cent d the price to cash hiyers. Lknives and forks only 140 for o six. C L. |"|‘i4‘l\-|m 205 N. 16th strect. ndard makes comt from I You Wanta l’lllnn( heap, Cashoor time, sce the bar, ot 101N 1ith st. Meinbe last Omaha 1 from lith & I nam, Getprics onlots Potter & George Co. Nobl Hicle- man’s, Tats, caps and bonuets 118, Yith strect, it Buy shies at Schwlpl’s md get tickelfor the Hnn-mhlun 1415 Douglas. Fall Novelties, For Men. 7OU'R fancy is the shine in your captured, l‘y(:fi says as much more. — You'll admit that suchfabrics, and such prices for made to arder garments, cnables every man to dress wellat moderate cost, The New Washer Thisis the elim that I made to the peplevhoo nimesappar kelovforthe nov wisher, each nnun}ihmn vaplehad the wisher on two weks'trial before they bougrht it to sco if {t would confrm wy claim, vhich is ot it will swve otne-third of the time, lalf of the hard worke, requires no snlk ing of the clothesy, no boaling of the clithes, no lyo of clhemials, no rubling of the cothes, clthes will show a marked inproves ment in color in atot four veoks, altor hiving been wishal inthe Now Washeor, clthes will st muellonger, beciuse they eseape tho rubbing that vib them to pices and the chonicils hatrots them, The muchite s rde of codar wood, willlast o Tife-time, will not rot cpand or cot will not water is =0ligrht that s wornm can handle 0 easyy tlat agirl o wlole vashing, mnachine is that meshes of the the united adion the condensed aiv,stemm and suds cleanses them mudh quiclcer and clener than s posiblo to el any ohor Murs, M 3 3 Mrs, L 148, 201 love Mrs. Lucis ot vle, Hth and Ve 1 Leaven wort Chicigo 1o the tho of e \Ln\ 1th: . ke, “H N , South Omahas Mrs, . Withrow wenvorthy M 19 Mes, Pickuoed, M. Sligrhton, 16th Davies, dth and Bushman, 617 Ot I Mirs l‘u(-~~ul rk; Mrs Keise . Brush, { 17 3. 100 - 0,100 N. 16th st, ey thoefinest Tine of fumishing goods i tho city and tho prices are verylow, — The erockorn weinont is a speeial fenture of the 9-Cent store, 1319 Far nmst, New gods imd spodal prices for Monday. Huyle Alvays COOPER sonof M. On Ir v and Mr s D. Cooper, it 2 o'clock from tho sidence, ccond aud Hanilto ‘Walnut Hill, Ereuston sleoping Catifornia Pullman touri slons to Califo points laveCh y Kanss Gity ove yviathe Sunie from Clica go , Lincoln rdoule e per dobloberth, fyery- wopt, meals. Thews prrsonl Ly condieted ly 1 exarsin mnagers wlo any prties to d For i’ folderontining ful pirtici- indmap folder andtimo table ot v Fovoute and voerying of sleepi vherths, addrss S E. L wgent, / an stieet, n, Fifty Dollars in Gold - A ND— 80 GENUINE DIAMON DS, Given Away. YOU WANT THEM? {8anfrandeo, G, | Kansas City thing furnisl oxcursions Om I"“h\\d D0 we willigivon U the > vl iie ¢ mn. T the s i errec e (o tho it I n net t n tho 1eht o will gl a Sl C silnr matl ot wende tand <10 1d o mm vy by TONR S MENCINE CO, 40416 Dearburn St Chiago, (L / _!fl_# TA NEW YORK. -, STLOUIS OMAHA STPAUL [ INN EAPOLIS Lo Y HICAGO V’/ KANSAS CITW 5t = DENVER S CHCINNATY I DANAPOES Trusers $5 and upwards. Suits $§20 and wpwards. Owercoats $18 Qur §20to §25 Qur 30 and $35 merchant prince; Suitsand Overcoats are fit for a and upwards, Suits are made neatly andstylish; swell ot $5 Trousers plaise the close-fisted man; g6 tos8 are greater favorites, and any wonder? whe stores, n they are g$roand $12 in most Expect to find thé newest styles here and plenty of them, Open eveningslor people busy in day thie. NICOLL Tl ¢ TAILOR 1409 DOUGLAS, )