Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 28, 1890, Page 8

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HAYDEN BROS, Bpecial Bale on Monday, Tomorrow, Sep- tember 20, 1800, New Linens, New Flanncls, New Blankets, New Comforts, New Table Scarfs and Table Cove ers at gpecial Prices, Our second importation of fall linens has just avri ill be on sale Monday; prices are much lower than before; ex- amine them; compare them. 50 dozen damask towels, red, brown, blue, yellow and green borders, only 5¢ each, 60c a dozen, 100 dozen large size crepe and large checked glass towels at 10¢ each, 800 dozen of extry ize knotted, fringed huck or dam ors of border, 14different styles to select from, at 25c each; this is the bost bar- gain e ever offered in 25 towels, 56-inch cream damas s o yard, We call particular attention to our line of table linen at 500 yard; cream, fmported Turkey red, silver bleached, red bordered, or bleached table damaslk, all at 50c a yard; we doubt very much if you will beable to match this bargain outside of Hayden’s, Another lot of those Hollbein lunch cloths, with napkins to match, 2} yardscloth and one dozen napkins to match, $22 a sct. Heore isa bargnin that b 8-4 lunch cloths, hemstitel match, $6,00 a set, 8x10 the same at$6.75 and 12-4 cloth and dozen napkins to match, §8,00; they are beauties and dirt cheap. Special bargain in nuapkins at 31.00 $1.25 0 dozen. Fringed napkins 20¢, 50¢ and 60c a dozen, Linen scarfs for dressers, 2ic s them ally napkins to sach. terns in 1fs at 25¢ and 50¢ New line of plush and felt table each, searfs. Now Chenille table covers, all sizes, from 75¢ up to $5.00. New fall styles in outing flannel at 10c a yard ) Shaker flannel 5¢, 8¢, 10¢, 12ic and 15¢ a yard. New stock of bli a yard. ‘All wool shirting flannel a yard. A full line of opera flannel only 40c o yard, Eiderdown and fan flannels in great variety, New s in French We carry without” an largest and best assort '? in Omaha, 100 pairof white 10-4 cotton blankets at 5c a pair. Heavy camping blankets in gray at 080, $1.18, $1.25 and $1.50 u pair. On Monday we will offer the best 6} und white blanket, size nches wide, B;) inches long, at $.00 a | Only one pair toeach ¢ a pair, Vo have a big bargain in white blan- kets at $2.95 a pair and $3.90 a pair, And don’t_fail to see our California blanket at #7.55 a puir. Gray blankets at 8195, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.25 and $3.50 a pai Wo will save you money on blankets and we have the stock to select from. A full lineof comforts from 50c a piece up. On Monday we place on sale 100 pieces of 32inch wide dark full styles of cam- bricat 5ca yard, worth 123¢, Good cotton flannel 5 a yard. 82inch wide challies worth 15¢ in remuants, only 5¢ yard, Have you seen our double faced cotton flannels in high colors at 15ca yard? Special good value in bleached muslin at Gic, 7ic and Skea yard, New dress styles in gingham just re- ceived at 8te and 10c a yard, An elegant line of embroidered flan- nelsat (e, 75c, 8ic, D0c. 81,00 and $1.25 a yard. HAYDEN BROS., Dry goods and carpets, SPECIAL SALE ON BILKS,PLUSHES, VELV ETS, BLACK AND COLORED DRIESS GOODS, 15 pieces of guaranteed black gros gruin silk, 24inches wide, at $1.00 yard, worth $1.75. < 70 pieces of guaranteed faillo fran- caiso in colors on sale Monday at $1.00 yard, 100 pieces of colored gros grain silk in lengths from ten to twenty yards at 69c yard; there are silks in this lot worth asmuch as §2.00. Your choice Monday 69c yard, 85 picces all wool black henvietta, 40 Inches wide, at 47ic yard, worth 85c. 65 pieces black brilliantine, 40 inches wide, worth up to$1.00yard, your choice 474 yard. 1,000 pieces of black dress goods to select from. Among them you will find all the lntest styles of fancy weaves and lain, Our stock is much larger and tter assorted than last season, It will be to your interest to compure prices, Specinl bargainin 50 picces of im- rted broadeloth, 54 inches wide, ught to sell for $1.50 yard; on special salo Monday 95¢ yard, “Where can you match this bargain? 100 pieces, 54 inches wide, all wool flannel suitings, extra fine finish and heavy weight, at 6c yard, would be cheap at 1.1 75 pieces of extra fine cloth, 5 inches wide, al 8).35, on Monday 88c yard, 200 pieces of all wool plaids, our own importation, at 524c, 55¢, 574c and 624c ard; none in this lot worth less than 1.00 and some worth ashighas$l.75 yard, 100 beautiful combination suits 44 inchesall wool in all the new shades will close at $4.50 and $5.75 worth $10.00, 27 inch wide Jamestown checks and plaids at 15 and 20 yard worth 28 to 40c. 40 inch wide Jamestown checks and laids at 25 and $0¢ former price 88c and wrd flannel only 20 striped jersey annel. excoption tho stock of flannels ir, omer at 35,00 uality of ladies’ wool, worth 40 inch wide worsted flannel 25¢ worth 88 inch wide strictly all wool dress flannel 28¢ good value 65¢ yard, English cashmeres all'colors at 124c, 12‘0 and 20¢ yard others ask 20¢, 350 and Fancy wool suitings in stripes and plaids at 2le cheap, worth 40e, 80 inch widoe Kennet woolen plaid suiting (250 yard worth 50¢ yard; all colors in fancy french flannel siitings. HAYDEN BROS, Dry Goods and Carpets. —— Grand Sacred Concert. This afternoon and evening at exposi- tion building. Buy shoes at Schoelply’s and get ticketfor the $100 s«ulskm,fil& Dougfixs. kel Vodicka, TAILOR,moved to U. S, Nat'l bank bldg. New fall and winter cloths, S Beaman’s buggies vest and chea pest. e Notown within twenty-five miles of Blooufield, Auction Oct 2. ol Perlect hustlgunruumml in thirty days, Address, P 2, Bee. A The new offices of the great Rock Island route, 1602, Sixteenth and Farnaw streets, Omaha, arethe finest in the city, Call and soe them. Tickets to all points aast at lowest rates, MORSE'S NEW STORE. A Btore for the People, Sixteenth Faroam. and Special Bargains in Blankets Mon- aay—New Goods All Over the Store—Indigo Blue Calicos 8¢, Monday we shall offer another case of icoeaat 3cts a 2nd floor, the finest indigo blue ca yard, Comeand get some, 16th street front. BLANKET BARGAINS. Right at the Farnam street doorway we will show tomorrow in addition to the Milan pure silk blankets at $2.98 100 pairs 11-4 but with enough in the warp to each some bargains, white blanlkets, not all just cotton strengthen it, $4.50 a pair, worth $6, ALL WOOL BLANKETS, 85, All wool California blankets, $6.50 quality, at 85 a pair; these area special bargain, wool, BLANKETS, $6.50. 50 pairs 11-4 California blankets, fine soft wool, usual $10 quality, at 86.50, GRAY BLANKETS, . Clean, fine soft geay wool blankets, fi t for the finest family use, worth $4.50 a pair, opening price # TOWELS, 25C. Finesatin damask towels, 24x48 inches, aregular 40 cent towel, at 25cts; we make this price Monday to introduce our new department, LUNCH CLOTHS, 75C. 200 fine lunch cloths with three rows of drawn work worth $2 each, at Monduy LUNCH CLOTHS, 81,25, 250 of these larger size than the 75¢ ones; they are worth 83 each— Monday $1.25, 34 DINNER NAPKINS 82, 100 doz. $3 dinner napkins Monday for $2 dozen full 3-4 size, The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every WORKINGMAN'S WIFE to visit their new store tomorrow, The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every WORKINGWOMAN in Omaha to visit their new store tomorrow, The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every BANKER'S WIFE in Omaha to visit their new store tomorrow. The Morse Dry Goods Co. wants every CLERK iu Omaha to visittheir new store tomorrow. The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every MOTOR MAN'S WIFE to visit their store tomorrow. The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every GONDUCTOR'S WIFE in Omaha to visit their store tomorrow, The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every HAY DEN BROS, THE BOSTON STORE A Ribbon Sale Témorrow That will Sur- prise and Please You This Great Sale of Groceries Will Be Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Don’t miss this sale, 3 pound can solid packed tomatoes fe; these are the best goods packed. 2 pound can best sugar corn e, 2 pound can blackberries ¢, and the best preserved 124 A Sale of Dress Goods That will As- 2 pound can gooseberries fe. f ! v B 2 pound can best preserved raspberrics | t0118h You-hiadies’ and Misscs Underweas at Prices That 174, . will Paralyze You. 2 pound can Lima beans Se. 2 pound ean string beans 8¢, i 2} pound stone jar of all kinds of jams 19¢, worth 3ac. 3 pound ean Californin egg plums 17ic. 3 pound ean California damson plums 174c. 4 pound ean Californin apricots 173c. otted chicke ; potted ox tongue 5cy potted ham Se; deviled ham 5ey pie- Wo purchased from a New York im- porter} ntire accumulationof ribbouns, which enables us to sell ine gros grain, satin edged, sllc ribbons, in all colos, at dea yard, that would be worth 10e if bought in the reg Another lot of wider tin edged, gros ni¢ ham boneless ham 10¢; grain ribbons, all colors, at bc a yard, cured ham dried beef 124e; full | petually worth 126, 8 bars best laundry [ The “very widest ribbons from this gold dust washing | stock at e and 15¢, actually worth powder ng powder 8ed | double, line washing pow butter 10¢, 124e, 15¢; Minnesota best soapine dtey 34e; good countr ry best crenmer superlative flour 1]*} All the fine grade imported black silk velvet ribbons, now so stylish and desir- able for dress trimmings, at. from 2¢ to 20¢ a yard DI LA 400 1adies’ heav in dark colovsat 7ie, worth $1.50. 81 ladies’ fine wool extra heavy gray and brown blanket shawls at i8¢, worth $2.50. Ladies' fine extra large beaver shawls $1.50, worth YDEN BROS. Dry Goods and Groce SP AL SALE OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, MONDAY,TUESDAY AND WEDNES- DAY, pots—&inch l\nt!. 1e; 4-inch 5-inch pots, 43 neh pots, 4 8-incin ! SHAW y wool wi er shawls Flower c, 6 for 2 1SS GOODS, fancy plaids and plain DR TDouble fold >, and 9-inch pots, 15¢; all pots | colors wool dress goods at 9e a yard, have saucers but the Sinch. Wash | would be cheap at 20c. bowls and pitchers. 87ic eac ambers, | Aot of navy blue, all wool, 40-inch 47¢; mugs, Ae, soap d g handled wige dress flainel at 235¢, worth doe. cups and saucers, 49¢ per sets plates, 5o each; flint tumble each; sauce dishes, 10¢ per set; ks, 15e3 butter jurs, 7ic pe : copper bot- tom wash boilers, 5! $3.50 rim copper boiler, $1.75; wash tubs, 55¢; wash bowls, 15c; wringers, 81.75; milk pans, le; pod= B6-inch fine black henrietta cloth at 19¢, worth 85¢ 36-inch brilllant mohaivs at 15¢, regu- lar pri 3 Skineh fine imported ladies’ cloth, in all colors, 35¢, worth 6-inch wool suitings, n all the latest die pans, le; pudding pans. 8¢;'wash | shades, at 10, worlh 93¢, basins, 503 i serub - brushes, 53 6| 4oinch fine wool habit cloth at 23c, dozen 3 mucilage, 5¢; po- | yworth 50c, tato kn f 40-inch lish hemiettas, in black apet and all colovs, at Ze. 24 sheets of shelve paper, 5¢ , 50, basting spoons, de; rolling pin, ro and smal i Fine grade of ettas at 2 iported black henri- :, regular price 60e. AND CHILLDREN'S UNDER- WEAR One case of ladies’ heavy weight jersey underwear S0¢, One case of the very finest grade of all wool imported cashmere scarlet under- 5¢, worth $1.25. 1ot of children’s white merino un- harness s boxes of tack tato nusher, winter ., worth ; mincing knife, 5c: ox of tooth pi d s poons,ie; flour dredge 5 2t pan, e match safes, : s, 50, chimneys, vand table spoor ges stove polish, W large blanlk One case of extr extra size of fine wool kers 30 a pair, well worth lifornia al 24,50, worth §10. TOCK OF' LADIES® JACK THE CITY. Fall weight jacke 0 jerseys, tweeds, ladies’ cloth and broadcloth at $1.25 $2 $2. combs, 5 w gray * per pound; quart blankets, Fine wh racks, fe; sad irons, cups, 5¢; 2 pie tins, 5e; iron hanging soap dish, 5e; axle grease, se per box; earthen pie platos,se, and hundreds of ofher arti- wool b 5 THE LARC 1} HAYDEN BRGS,, Dry Goods and House Furnishings, DRUG DEPARTMIENT. Quinine sulphate, P. & W., 6lc ounce. Extract of beef, 3 Trommer’s extract of malt, 75e. Paine’s cel d, 750 Warner’: Iood’s sar Cuticurar Hydroleine, 7ic. Kennedy's medical discovery, $1.15. Pierce’s golden discovery, Pierce's favorite prescription, 75 Lydia Pinkham’s compound, 7 Scott’s emulsion, 7ie. Fine all wool beaver broadcloth and imported jerscy satin faced reefer jack- ets at §1.50. Imported cloth vest front jackets, edged with cord, crotched frog trim- ings and real imported s 5, worth up to $12 ying all roods strictly for cash and inlarger quantities, enables us to offer many bargains wnapproachable by any other house, andour store is supremely superior to all others devoted to the sale of moderate priced merchandise in the important feature of clean refined sur roundings and superior class of salepeo- ple. THE BOSTON STORE, 1145, 16th St. et THE NEW YORK 5 AND 100 Store at 212 N. St Ts just brim full of ains, almost any- thing you can think of for5and l0c. cifie (S. 8. S.), A s acid phosphates, 40c. Hall's Lung Balsam, large, 75¢. Ayres” Huir Vigor, 76c. Malted mills, 40¢. Pozzonis face powder, 35c. Swan’s down (Letlows), 15c. Pears’ soap, lic. Cuticura soap, 15c¢. Bargain 16th BRICKLAYER'S WIFE in Omaha to visit their new store tomorrow. The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every CARPENTER'S WIFE in Omaha to visit their new store tomorrow. » The Morse Dry Goods Co. want every RAILROAD MAN’'S WIFE in Omaha to visit their new store tomorrow, The Morse Dry Goods Co.—A store for the people—for the richever on the alert tosave a dollar—the poor who wish to mako a dollar go the farthest—the finest store in America—a new store, a mew stock and a complete revolution in prices. e Perfect bust guaranteed inthirty days. Address, P 2, Bee, Mt HEYMAN & DEICHES Will sell during the two opening days, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 29and 80, black dress surabs with small white checks at 49¢ per yard, regular price §1. Not more than 20 yards to any one cus- tomer. HEYMAN & DEICHES, 1518 and 1520 Farnam st, i THE GREAT SIOUX CITY Corn Palace Exhibition, September 25 to October 11, Take the “Northwestern Line.’” Runs daily through trains, Sunday in- cluded. Leaves U. P, Leaves Council Bluffs, , Arrives Sioux City .., Leaves Sioux City.... Arrive Council Bluffs, Special motor line serv anged to connect with this train from and to Omaha., This is the shortest and best line, Round trip fare from Omaha 3,45, J. R. BUCHANAN, e Grand fall millinery opening Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 20 and 80, MISS ALJCE ISAACS, In store with Heyman & Deiches, el Hayden Bros. Mammothsale of chiidren’s underwear on Monday, —_— The World Do Move. And so do the elegantly appointed trains of tho Burlington route. y this favorite line, selected by the U, 5. gov- ernment to carry thefast mail, you have the choice of ‘three daily trains for Chicago and the east; two for Kansas City and the south; two for Denver and the west. The Burlington No. 2 Fast Express, vestibuled throughout, equipped " with elegant Pullman cars lumi’ihed with well solected libraries, reclining chair cars (seats free), and dfnlug car leaves Omaha 4:30 p. m,, arrives Chicago 8 a. m,, serving breaklast before arrival, No. 6, the fast mail, leaves Omaha B:IOF m., arrives Chicagol p. m., equip- ment and dining car service up to the highest standard. Ticket office, 1223 Farnam st. W, I, Vulll agent, Petroleum jelly, per bottle, se. Sozodont, 60, Rubifoam (Eloy e and 10c. just added alineof gent’s hing goods which isa new feature ina store of this kind, he have cut- lery and almost all kinds of house fur- hing goods,aswell as beautiful bisquo figures, pocket books, puvses, hand glasses for the toilet and tinware for the kitchen. You will be surprised to learn what you can buy foric. If you would find out just callat their handsome store, 212 North 16th street,where the proprie- tor and hiscourteous stants will tuke pleasure in s <), 20¢, HAYDEN BROS,, Dry Goods and Drugs. Mrs, J. J. Bliss is in Now York scloct- ing the latest imrovted novelties in fall and wintermillinery, —— HEYMAN & DEICHES ‘Will sell during the two opening days, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 20 and 30, black dress surahs with small white checks at 40¢ per yard, regular price $1. Not more than 20 yards to any one cus- tomer. HEYMAN & DEICHES, 1518 and 1520 Farnam st. Grand opening of Wednesday and Thu and 2, onuble millinery uy, October 1 JOoyo e Beautity Your Homes, A remark proofetching, nicely fremed, for only $6, at Hospe's gailery. el il A Grand Entertainment. The people of Nebraska and Towa can not afford to miss the Sioux City corn palace festival for 1890, September 25 to October 11. Inaddition to the palace, which is grander than cver, and artistically dec- orated with the corn and kindred p'ants representing the grandest agricultural country in the west, there are to be im- posing street pageants and delightful concerts cach day and evening., Re- duced rates and special trainservice on the S, C. & P.R. R J. R. BUCHAN AN, General Passenger Agent, b i muel Burns is making a specialty of Greenpoint china for hotels, Call and see prices, Seaman’s carriages best and cheapest. — CLEANING, dyeing,firs Omaha Steam W HEY MAN Will sell during the twdopening days, Monday and Tuesday, Sopt. 20 and 30, black surahs with white check at 49 per pard, vegular prico $1, Not more than 20 yards to any one cus- HEYMAN & DEICHES, 1518 and 1520 Farnam st. class work at 21 Howard., dress small = tomer, e Samuel Burnsis sclling gas fixtures manufacturer’s prices, put up and wa ranted, s by Mrs. J. J. Bliss will return from New York this week with the latest imported pavernEstelsad bonneit Seaman’s wagons best and cheapost. Miss Alice Tsanes exhibits on Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 20 and 30, at her fall opening an elegant assortment of trim- med bonnets, round hats and millinery novelties, In store with Heyman & Deiches, 1518 and 1520 Farnam st. — Grand fall millinery opening Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 29 and 30, ISS ALICE ISAACS, In store with Heyman & Deiches, R 1114 Stove mountings Dodge street, —— F. F. sSCHADELL & CO, roplated at —_— Complexion treatment, hot milk baths, Mrs. Post,parlors 20and 21, Withnell blk, ot bt Ladies will find Bliss’ large millinery parlor filled withithe late all styles; take elevator; second foor. 1622 Douglas, Millinery opening of pattern hats and bonnets and all new millinery novelties, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Oct. 24 and 3d, All are invited, No cards. i AR East Omaha lots for sale. Potter & George company; 16th and Farnam, - Mrs. Mercer, manicure, 404 Bee bldg, e Hayden Bros. ® Mammoth sale of children’s underwear on Monday. ———— , This s BALF FARE RATES, tion building. AN e To the Try the White Front market, . Louis Fair Exposition ————— o o Ramision, Tho only railroad tram out of Omaha run exprossly for the accommodation of Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Chicago business is the Rock Island vestibuled limited, leaving Omaha at 4:15p. m. daily, Ticket oflice 1602, Six- teenth and Farnam sts. Omaha. Wabash R. R. Commencing Saturday, Oct. 4, untl Oct, 11th the Wubash will sell tickets to everybody desiring to attend the greatest Fair and Exposition on carth at the above rate. Gand Pageant of the Veiled Prophets on Tuesday evening, Oct, Tth, cclining chair and Pullman Buffet sleeping cars on all trains, Bag- gage checked to destination from hotels an rivate residences. Foretickets, sleeping car berths and further informa~ tion calq at the Wabash office, 1502 Far- nam st, or at Union Paciic transfer station, Council Bluffs, GEORGE. N, CLAYTON, l N, W, P. A, OQuaha ——— Auction—Furniture Auction. Monday next at 9:30 at Creighton hotel, corner 16th and Capitol ave., 68 rooms full of furniture, carpets, stoves, bedding, range, dishes, silverware, table linen, trunks, ete. I have bought the entire outfit, and it must and will go, Come early and prepared to cart away your goods, RoBERT WELLS, Auctioneery N B, FALCOD Sale, 8ale, Sale, Commencing Monday. Prices made to suit the times on lin- ens, blankets, silks, dross goods, ribbons, velvets, handkerchiefs and books. On Monday we will offer a lot of John S, Brown's beautiful table cloths at .75, they range in price from $5.0 to #10 each; from 2 to4 yards longs they will goat one price. “Also a lot of odd napkins we will close out at 25 per cent less than regulae price, and a splendid towel at 25¢, worth ~40c; they are the greatest bargain we have ever offered in our linen department. On Monday wo place on sale the largest stock of blank- ets ever shown in Omaha; we will only mention a_splendid 10-4 white blanket at 98¢, and all the othersin proportion, In black goods we offer an all wool hen- rvietta, 40 inches wide, at 75¢ o French serge at 65¢ and o black brilliantine at 80c; all of theso are worth thirty per cent more than we ask for them, Colored dress goods, New goods opened Mond Bouelo plaids, H-inch Bouelo suitings, $1.50; Seotch twi ds, $1.75; & sorge, $1 10-ineh’ cheviot, camel’s hair, 40-inch camel’s hair plaid, 7 40-inch cheviot plai $1.00. 1In our domestic department we have just opened a splendid assortment of dress calicoes at 74ey furniture robes at Gic and 7ie; indigo purints at 7ie: outing flannel at 124¢ and apron checked ging- ham at 83c. Stanley’s Adventures in the Wilds of Afriea; graphic account of the several expeditions of Henry M. Stanley, 12mo., half Russia, fully illustrated, 65c. History of the French Revolution, by Thom cloth, $1.48, Guizot s nce, 8 vols,, H ory of o, $7.48, lssays, 2 vols., cloth, 98c MeCs History of Our Own Times, 2 vols., cloth, $ We have in connection with our book ment a large and complete stock and instrumental music folios at 20, 38and 48 cents. These tolios ir most popular music SILKS, V Look ut the bargains we off 40 picces sur t lude the latest and LVETS. fice and the greaf sieces blacle s inal price, §1. |“I‘l‘¥\l‘h faille. 90c; or black geos ) 10 pi 5 oviginal pri o India_sill, ces black g picces pr original all silk velvet 12 pieces c orviginal pri velvet 5le, silk : 5 pieces color original pri RIBBONS, RIBBON: Gros gi i regular regular regular HANDKER- CHIEFS, Hemstitch, printed bordersat 3ic, reg- +. Hemstitch, embroidered regular price 14e. Atlsc we ular pric at’ dhe, offer a splendid assortment, regular price of which is #0e; at 2, regular ce 40c; at J ¥ pr gular price 55¢; at e, regular price ” 'B. FALCONER. Perfectbust guaranteed inthirty days. Address, P 2, Bee, Grand fall milliner opening Monday and Tuesda; i Grand Sacred Coacert, This afternoon and evening at exposi- tion buildin S Hayden #iros, Mammoth sale of children’s underwear on Monday. s Morand’s Dancing School will reopen Thursday, Oct. 2,8 p. m., with a reception, Former pupils and friends cordially invited. The children’s class begins next Saturday, 10 a. m. and 2 p.m.;adults Oct. 3, 8 p. m, Sucred concert, coliseum this evening. Winner of Schoelply’s seal guaranteed a per i 141 in cloak Douglas. ToSioux City Corn PPalace and Return. . Paul, Minneapolis & , depot 15th and Webster streets, will rin - special train from Omaha to Sioux City and return Sunday, Sept. 28, and Sund Leaving Omaha at 8 a. sriving in Sioux ; p. m.. and returning, leave ing at Omaha we for the round SDALE, G. P. A - o0 Tsaacs exhibits on Monday and Tuesday and 30, at her fall opening an etegant assortment of trim- med bonnets, round hats and milling Miss Ali by with Heyman & novelties. In store 520 Farnam st. w1518 and Grand Sacred cert. This afternoon and evening at exposi- tion buildir —— inges best and cheapest. Seaman’s TR U Gentlemen Always Desire that their cigars shall he of the best. To obtain such be certs'n that you call on Wm. Goedocke & Co., in the Tiarker block, 15th wnd Farmnam sts. 4l ] Seaman’s phactons best and cheapost. - Building Loans Wanted on choico city property; sums of $5,000 to $10,000 pri red. KiMBALL, CHAMP & RYAN, 1205 Farnam st. ——— Curtains and Drapery. Dewey & Stone Furniture Co, Bliss, 1510 Douglus, has the largest lino of fall millinery in the west; prices the lowest. iy Before fuying . A plano examine the new scile Kim ball piano. A. Hosoe, 1513 Douglas, Buy shoes at Schoelply’s and et ticket for the $400 sealskin 1415 Douglas, el To Kansas City and Return at One Fare viathe Burlington, From September 215t to 27th inelusiv ngton will sell tickets to Ka o for round trip. Tie ptember 25th, Ticket W. F. Vaill, ets limited to & office 1223 Farnam street. agent, S Winner of Schoolply’s sealskin cloak guarantecd a perfect fit, 1415 Douglas, Allle 3 LARE L A. Max Holzheimer Co. Fine watch repairing, 1413 Douglas st. M 0608 1 Perfect bust guaranteedin thirty days, | Address, P2, e, BENNISON BROS, A (Great Foroed Sale Purchase of (alifornia Blankets on Sale Monday, You Will Find Everything That is New and Stylishin Cloaks at Our Special Sale To MOrEOW. Monday we will_plice on_salo a lirge lot of very finoe Minmeapolisand Cali- fornia white blankets bought ata forced We will offer them at much rotail at below regular wholesale / white blanket at $2.50 pair, cheapat $1,50. A large sizo white blanlket at $3.00 pair, cheap at $5.00. A large sizo white blanketat $4.00 pair, cheapat $6,50. A fullsize11-4whiteblanket, handsome borders, 85,00 pair, cheapat $8,50. A full size 11-4 white blanket, beautiful borders, 6,50 pair, cheap at $10.00, A full size 11-4 white blanket, exquisite borders, $6,08 pair, cheapat $12.50, Do not fail to see these blankets Mon- day; you may never again have the chanco to purchase fine blunlkels atsuch ridiculously low prices; we have samo goods in red and g Get your comforters weather is coming. A good one at$1.00, A splendid line at $1.25, 81,50, $1.75, 22,00, $2.25, 82,50 and up, We guiran: lv'u them to be tho best values in Om- aha. We still offer the midnight German- town yarn at 10¢ skein and we guaranteo it to Do the genuine midnight German- towr lino Saxony yarn at e skein, e, 50 pieces heavy unbleached canton flannel at 10c yard, worth 15e. i lred twill lannel at 25¢ Monday, chilly worth nother new lot fan, plaids 42 inches wide at at 75¢, Ladies® all-wool Jersey ribbed long sleeves, at$l.00cachin pink, w grey, tan, blue, red and finey mixtures, Remember only $1.00 e Ladies’ kid* gloves $1.00, 11-wool dress yard, cheap Gle pair, worth Ladic black cashmere gloves, all wool, 25¢, 85¢, 89¢, 50. All spe 1 value, Great bavgains in our carpet depart: ment, Monda, in ourcloak de partmen 42 inches long, ornan plush sacques quilted, satin lined, 4 seal ts, Monday only §18 euch; regu- Iplush sacques, 42 inches long, made cf Walker’s finest quality seal plush, finest quality satin lining, 4 seal ornaments, you can get them Mon- day at cachand they are worth and chony 10, N s filled, Ladies’ seal plush shoulder capes, $§ each, worth %10, Ladies’ English walking jackets,three- quarter length, made of fine quality navy blueard black beaver with vest front, rolling collar, tallor made, only #8.50 ench, worth 212, Ladies® seal plush FEnglish jackets at$12, $15, $18 and special good values, 20 dozen ladies’ sateen corsets Monday at 50¢ pair, worth 7ic. BENNISON BROS. walking $20 each, all S HEYMAN & DEICHES Will sell during the two opening days, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 20 and 30, Dlack dress surahs with small white check at 49c per yard, regular price 8. Not more than 20 yardsto any one cus- tomer. HEYMAN & DEICHES, 1518 and 1520 Farnam st e Great avetion sale of lotsin field Oct. 2. Tako the Bloom- ursion Oct., 1, S MADAME WALLACE. A New Department. Commencing tomorrow we open a ladies’ tailoring departmentunder the management of My, C. Koran, a gentle- manof 20 years experience in the mak- ing of ladiés’ dresses and juckets: We make up customers goods or firnish complete as required and at a very moderate price. Call at1519 Howard st. MADAME WALLIACE, Grand opening of seasonable millinery Weinesdiy and Thursday, October 1 OYC and 2. JOY R, Mrs. Mercer’s manicure parfrs for ladics and gentlemen are at 404, Beo bldg. s A Course of’ Lectures. The Standard Business college lecture course begins Nov Alexander Black, Henry M, Stanley, tho great African_explorer; George Kennan, Horatio . King, Mendelssohn's quin® tette elub and a number of others have been engaged for the course, Lxposition this st aiach SO0 Miss ML Togan has returned from the eastand will continue dresmaking at 1811 Farnam Bros. Mammoth sule of children’s underwear on Monday. Hayden e, ) Don't fail to visit the Exjosition today. —_—— Grand Concert | This afternoon and evening ut the Gol- iseum. e Special Announcement, Knights of Pythius Excursion 10, The Sioux City Corn Palace. A special train will leave Webster st. depot 6 o'clock sharp, Friduy morning, October 3. The freedom of Sioux City has been tendered all Knights of Pythias and their friends, and an enjoyable day at the Corn Palace City is assured, All wishing can return the same ovening, reaching Omaha 10:30 p. m. Half fave railrodd rates. J. R. BUCHANAN, Grand Saci This afterncon and tion building, d Concert, ning at exposi- first-class family shoo store, nstrect, sells fine shoes §l a than any lottery shoe shop fave " larger and Coolk's 1312 I pair che inthe ¢ Carpets. sk & Co., 1206, 1208 and 1210 1 p— o Sacred concert, Coliseum this after- noon. ——— ¥ Grand opening of seasonable millinery Wednesduy and Thursday, October 1 and 2, JOVCE, 123 N. 1ith St. e Exposition this afternos 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam streets is the Rock Island ticket office, Tick= ets Lo all points eust at lowest rates. SPECIAL SALE OF OLOAKS, The Parisian Cloak and Suit Co. Ofs & fer Some Bargains for Monday. “ive hundred and sixty children’s and misses clonks in sizes from 4 years to 14 years; all the latest styles {h make and matorial, . Some chofce patterns of Scoteh plalds We will innugurate our . WEEKLY BARGAIN SALE l\_\'rlm‘iug this lot of really desiradble and stylish cloaks on our counters to= morrow, Monday, morning AT EXACTLY COST OF MANUFAC« TURE. The prices on the above will from R3 to %6 and cannot bo had where for less than one-third more. Remember, we will of ONLY THIS SEASON'S MAKE of garments, Entirely new LAD An endless range elsoe roods, no truck, S JACKETS fety and prices thelows est, OUR AIM. Our afm is to suit everyone, And to give the best goods for the lowest possible price. PURS, Seal skin sacques, juckets and der capes., In fact all the popular furs in all the latest sty of ments—mufls, collare etles, hoas, capes, ete, shouls WE ONLY DEAT 3 IN THE BEST URS. re lower than those il unreliable goods, BATR( S IN SHAWLS, Heavy winter shawls from $2up to $10, These goods must be seen to be appro- cinted, It will well repay intending purchasers to come and see our immenso stock and many bargains on Monday morning. PARISIAN CLOAK & SUIT CO. 15th & Harng The only exclusive house west of Chicago, ety SN A genuine DECKER BROS, PTANO in excellent condition, only $200, Mueller and Schmoller, 107 South 10th, opposite Hayden' Yot our prices who carry inferior cloak and sud Address ¥, Sioux City, for information on ‘excursion and < of lots at Bloomficld, Knox Coy, Neb. as ol Grand fall milliner and Tuesday M Monday In store with Hoyman & Deiches. - Do You Have Your Clothes Made ? Frank Vodicka, the merchant tailor, has taken rooms inthe United States national bank, with an entrance on 12th st., just south'of Farnam, Hisnew pur- chase of cloths for men’s fall and winter wear comprises the latest novelties in both foreign and domestic manufacture, goods he makes up inthe latest d styles, the workmaaship being first class, and he charges no Your order is respectiully Hayden Bros. Mammoth sale of children’s underwear —— has moved his real ese tate office to IR, unber Commerce, Change Cars? No, Among the many exigenciesof modern cel there is one requirement which i popular and always in demand, and that through ser Life istoo short ta “change svery few hundred miles, and the traveling publio have very properly reb such old-fashioned r thorough equipment of the Union Pas fic, “The Original Overland Route,” provides for a through carservice for all points west from the Missouri river, The Vedanta Theosophical society meets every Sunday evening at 4:80 o'clo at room 205 Sheeley blk, Ali are invited. e Hayden Bros. Mammoth sale of children’s undery on Monday. - Eden Musee Attractions. For this week the Tden Musce has secured a brilliant company of urtists, The specialty company will present o farce comedy never before played in Oma “Funin a Medical College™ | the title of the playand the public is ass sured that the mistakes and queer haps penings of the students, who study anatomy will be produced in such o comic manner that each thought on the pla, laugh. Among th week ar Jones Brothers, mental songs have mado them famous. They are undoubtedly the besttrio of melodious nigers traveling. Joe Clifton, the komikal kuss, is a world med comedian, whose sayi ane doings proe duce laughter o i The Marvetta Brothers juvenile 1 and gymnasts are uncqualled int line, The Dilmart children are the bost juvenile club swingers in the states The Lec Brothers are the acknowl sdgged champion banjoists of the worlds Sam Benton, negro character delincator, is o star in this line, In the curio depariment a special feature has been wed for this weels Fatima, the queen of snake charmers and her four-year-old daughter will & pear daily with their den of trained se pents, - suceeeding heir e d Concert, Sa Grand exposition at tho Coliseun (hlg afternoon and evening, Admission cents, P Corn Palace Excursion. A special train leaves Webster streed depot 6 a. m. Friday, October 3, re ing Sioux City in time for the parade on that day; half fare rate. Pt Grand Sacred Col ert, This afterncon and evening ut exposh tion building. e Sloux City Corn Palac The Chicago, St. Paul Omaha railroad (depot 1 .,) will run special train from L to Sioux City and return, Sunse sptember 28 and Sunday, Octob Gmaha at 8 a, m., arviving p. m,, and returni City at7 p, m., ar and Returne Minneapol hand Webster loave Sious Omahi round trip, We offer tomo rrow, 6 oases of the K SUIE hat, for #1.00 DON'T MIs§ 1T, 's Furnishet ecol o office of s state, on Wth, 1§00, K p. ., 'for printing and binding n eloth 1,00 coples of the report of the board of transporiation for the Jenr 100, of fve huudred puges such, inore o f y t 1l he soen i Right re R, Cown! Becretury of nte. LINCOLY. Neb, Sept. 18, 1590, w2110t N&R cretary of stute, reject any or ailblds,