Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 9, 1890, Page 8

HAYDEN BROS. Our Bpecial Sale for Monday, November 10, 1690, We Are Compelled to Make Still Fur- ther Reductions in Order to Make More It Work- Dress goods are heing forced down so low that they will go livi On Monday we of dark shades at 6c o i American wrappor dress g advertise them yavds for 1, duced to O are cheap at 1 lian cloth 6ic a y1 are worth 12ic. pa § Scoteh mm. d pl former pric flannel suiting worth 36 inch wide yard. at a big B6-inch wide rd, others « 150 piec ids reduced to nch wide all w 500, re English cz M i worth 69¢, reduc All on account of build- n why we are com- h deep cuts next '« to move il and down s of fine all wool imported fll'nws goods of every description every color, and all the different styl and weaves to be found in the ! you will find on our countere at ¢ B0e, 5S¢, G3c, 60, 85c, 8oe, fully one-third less than prices. It s impossible for us to try to give you afull description of all, as there are too many of them. Particular attention is also called to our large stock of black dross goods, silk velvets, ete, amino and compare our silk plushes, all colors, at 44¢ a yard Our black silks ave the hest value for the money ever shown in Omaha, Com- pare them. See the bargains we offerat BYe, 68c, Toe, Bie, -d. A full Iln: of color ille fran- caise, avmures, surah silks, China silks, ete., all at correspondingly low prices. SPE A Mnml‘v) will be blanket day at We will place on sale Monday morn- Ing at 9 o'clock: 200 10-4 white blankots at o 5 pound blankets, 150 pmr gray mixed blankets, $1.40 pair, 100 pair. pair blue ridge blankots, 81.85 pair Oxford n\i\::d blanlkets, all xed blankets, $2.25 50 padr all wool rod blankets, 82,85 ! blankets, ir Wyoming blankets $2.75 pair, v10-4 white Albany blankets wool white blankets 60 pair Des Moines all wool gray blankets to close at $3.50 a pair. 100 paiv strietly all wooi natural gray blankets at $4.00 a pair. 200 pair assorted all blankets made b mills at $1.00, a pair. Hayden blankets, searlet woolen and $6.00 wool ort Bros. are headquarters on for San Jose, lle, California, nging in price 3ros, are agen and Mary fino \\l\nu blankets from $5.90 « v(m' up to .00 & pair, ‘We have a mm, 500 pair of odd lots of blankets, say from one to ten pair of a kind that we wish to clear out at prices less than they can he bought at*the mill, Have you' seen our San Jacquard border, California blankets? They come in pink, gold, red and blue border, 9% inch wide border, 1 and weigh over 6 pounds, only ) pair, You can not mateh them in Omaha. New stock of white erib blankets $1.50 and $2.50 o pair. On Monday we place on sale all our fancy wrapper blankets in plain colors and fancy figures at $3.50 and $5 each. Take advantage of this bargain. Hayden’s are headq| s on blankets, Our stock is the largest, our assortment the best, while our prices are the lowest in every case or money cheerfully ve- funded. Our blankets were all con- tracted for last May and June, direct from the miils, which places us in a po- sition to give you lower prices than others dare give and continue to do busi- ness, Below we will quote you a fow bar- gains which will be wunfiy of your con- lldomlhm. X ize huck towels and 21x44 s, all linen 15¢ each or $1.80 per dozen, Bleached Turkish towels 0c ench. Linen sets, cloth 8x10, with 16-inch doylies to nmh‘h‘ holbein borders usual price $4, on Monday, § per set. 6x4 chenille table cove ach, All colors in eiderdown 45¢, Pink mixed flannel 10¢ a yard. All wool red twilled flannel 17¢ 6-4 heavy striped cloaking $1.00. Bleached cotton flannel 6tc a yard. Bost American indigo blue prints 6e. Choice of best standard calicos 5¢ a yard, Ruby cotton batts 10c a roll, Maginnis E. . sheeting 50 a yard, 42-inch bleached pillow cuse muslin 10¢ a yard, 60-inch wide eream damask 50c a yard, 56-inch turkey red damask 15c a yard. These prices are at the bottom, and we claim you cannot mateh them in this city outside of erepe tow HAYDEN BROS., Tmporters and Dealers in Dry Goods and Carpets. —~—— The fall exhibition of thoe Western Art association opens Monday eyening, November 10 to 24, in New York Life building, first floor, e All standard makes of Mandolins at S, Bauk’s, 507 N, 16th, e N. M. Ruddy, practical optician, 211 B. 15th st,, can be depended on to fit glasses correctly. Solid gold spectucles and oye-glasses $5.00 and upwards, e e Tho four hole **Fashion” steel range will give %uu more room in the oven than any other four hole range in exis- tence; it will take less room in the chen and take less fuel than a muuber sovencook stove; it will heat as much city water as a 8$100.00 range; it is made of the best quality of steel and made and finishod as good as {8 possible to make it. Only sold in Omaha by Stoetzel, 621 Howard. R — Dr. Matthews makes a specialty of fine gold fillings. Rooms 848 and 850, Bee building. el Plasterers Avre warned to keep away from Salt Lalke city on account of strike, Jouw B Lyncu, Sec, 68, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THE FAIR SELLING OUT. This Immense Institution Now Rapidly Nearing its End. The Prices at Which Goods are Now Being Slaughtered are Causing Inte xeitement Amongst the People. SPECIAT, LINES TO CLOSED OUT TOMORROW. All of our ladies’ rubber sandals to- morrow at 19e, All of our mlisses’ hest arctics tomorrow at 25¢. All of our ladies best quality rubber arctics tomorrow Our entire stock of men's best quality rubber aretics tomorrow 6 All our ladies’ and misses being ~nl| t less than actunl t GOODS DEP. Weo havo still on hand somo_of the s t styles of dress goods, which we tlempt to close out tomorrow . at less than our ac 1 cost. The best qualitie tas that cost 40e, tomorrow All wool imported French s, plaids, stripes, foulle olothie, for also a fine_lot of ¢ uml s THESE BE quality rubber shoes are I\ In\lm cost us go now for 68¢ neh imported French amazon cloth, better than broad cloth and noother finished. ill not wr These goods sold at We still have about S ly’s silk warp henviet inches wide, in black ar s, and fine drap 'y satin stripes in blacks and \\ulhvl lot of 48-inch all wool, quality silk finished henriotta, that )0, now 97c GOODS MUST GO. » wool knit fascin- ators, wool hoods, tohoggans and wool mufls reduced from 50¢ 1o 10¢. Pinest zephyr fas 's, hand made hoods, that have been & 1ling as high as ar hand made hoods skirts \Il our novelties in 1 fascinators, knit jackets and uced from ‘l 50 and $1.75 to pillow shams, in lace work, and reduced from 50c to 15¢ - curtain Folland reduced from 5 FOR 2, all go ab 60 yle of small shape bust » to 6 ubroIdeE The lites vedueed from MILLINERY MUST NOW GO. i, newest style beaver flats, nd colors, reduced from $1.50 Immense assortment of latest styles ldies’ hats, made of velvet and plush, reduced from $2.50 to 95c. All of our finest black feit hats, all new shapes, over 50 styles, go at $1.50, TRIMMED HA'TS, We offer tomorrow a lot u( ‘felt hats, trimmed with tips, ribbons and orna- ments, that were trimmed to sell at & goat $1. arge assortment of our finest trimmed walking hats in all sn shapes, now go at $2.50, Our linest sillc plush blad caps, reduced from $1.50 to All our silk and cashmere Nellie Bly caps reduced from 75¢ to 25¢, LADIES’ MISS AND CHILDREN CLOAKS. The unseasonable weather has left our k stock almost intact, but these ices will get a move on it. All ladies’ jackets now reduced to $1.25, 81,75, $2.50 and §3. They are worth 1 to $10. A1l Ia a Nellie Bly lies’ 0, %0 newmar reduced to and $12.50, worth from $10 to All our low grade plush sacques are sold out. Lo make the better grades go with a rush we have reduced them to & $14.50, 819 and $22, worth from All children’s cloaks will now be sold at about one-fourth their original price. BLANI AND COMFORTERS. Tomor close out all our odds 5 \»I soiled and slightly damaged , brown and m\ r gray and st all wool medicated scarlet blankets, fine wool blankets, 11-4 gray fleece wool blankets, worth $5 and $6, ut $2.98. Our extra size very heavy bed com- forters, 08¢, Our fine imported satine comforters now $1.50. OUR BEST QUALITY COTTON B TING, 7C A POUND. To close out our be t grade of 15¢ and comforter cotton we offer it tomorrow at 7e. THE F \IR J. L. BRANDE «\ SONS, 502, 504, 506, 508, 510 S. 13th St. . — - - N. B. Falconer, Holland window shades mounted on spring rollers ready to hang, 25¢ each. Lace curtains $2° a pair, reduced from $3.75. Chenille curtains$4 a pair, fringed top and bottom, new goods, JOB LINE OF 20 picces Westof England tweeds, 13 yards wide, Monds Dieces Scoteh tweed suitings 650 Note—The above goods are wor cost at least 50 per cent move than we ask for them. No samples of these goods n, Jllunlwln 10-4, 87, worth $1.10; 11-4, $3.49, worth $5.50; 10-4 all wool, #4 95, worth $6.50; comforts 75c to #, filled with white rose cotton and quilted full sizo and weight. Jider down comforts at $10, from $16.50. Cloaks, special bargains in misses’ 708 12 to 18 years, made of all \\uul cloaking, good wint garment, choice $2.50, worth up to #¢ Children’s cloaks, 4 to 12 yoars, made itan beaver, all the newest prices from $5 to §7, these are the rgains of the ml\nql\n 3. reduced Change in B From November 7 until further notice my entire stock of millinery at less than cost on account of moving. Silk beavers, 2. French felts, $1; 84 and $5 hats, 81. nd 82, Patterns and all trimmed goods less than cost, The stock must be reduced and will be sold at less than cost. Great bargains, Call early, Mrs, C. A, Ringer, 119 N. 15th street. e ’lhe fall exhibition of the Western t association opens Monday evening, ‘\'0\ mber 10 to 24, in New York Life building, first floor, e Guitars $3, at 8. Bank’s, 507 N, 16th. e e Dr. Matthews makes a specialty of fine gold fillings. Rooms 848 and 350, See building, —— Our imborted patternhat exhibition continues tomorrow, DAVIES, Milliner, No. 111 8, 15th st. el Dr. Matthews, dentist, 850 Bee bldg. ¥ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1890-SIXTEEN STONERILL'S. The Great Gore & 0Ox's Diy Giols Sale Oontinued Mo d .y, Stonehill Securss 10,000 Ladies' Hats, 20,000 Birds and Feathers, 5,000 Bunches of Tips at 10 Cents on the Dollar. sterday I began th worth of dry goods s noted Chicago dry "(nnI~ Hioss oL G, P, Gore & Co. But the storm so s usly svfered that I will continue it Mon- s by far the greatest purch 0 much o, in fact, that our former efforts witl be nowhere when compared with it. There ave thousands of choice bargainsin this pu se but we will not mention them, ~ Come in and seo for yourself, vent millinery tinued Monday. Before going farther 1 would state to my customers over my personal signa ture that thi it is adv my whole: entirely sey partment,, om the sule is also con- take partment on s : from my A.STONE We pla goods on t1 tables. Pr ach played on ls i ]ill\l)\ AND FANCY WINGS. Choice of 8,000 fancy ach. Choice of 5,000 birds and of 50 hoxe Table No. 4—Here is a barg counts. The finest imported birds and wings worth up to $3 ut 50 cents. HATS, nd plush hats at 51 1o old shape, hats, worth #2 h: tl comprise some fine fur hats; the choico for 58e. Lot 1—Trimmed hats, worth $3; bare hat Lot aty 98e. Lot 12 hats—200 trimmed 50 trimmed Lats, worth § 5 trimmed hats, worth $ Lot 8, at . Lot 5100 trimmed s, extra choice, worth up as high as $10, for only Bear this one in your mind. TIPS AND PLUMES, Tips, black ostrich tips, 3 in a bunch, for or the whole bunch. f colored and bl 1 bunch, worth 100 bunc ot black d colored ostrich tips at 97¢ for a bunchof 3, worth up to 4. 5,000 HAT 175 trimmed hats, worth $5 to S AND A'l ).1 INNI JACH In this millinery stock were 5,000 in- fants’ and child ‘s plush and silk and hoods; the i slaughtered ¢ are worth up to % > thousand pair of genui kid gloves; the five hools, dy knows what the price is to sell them tomorrow have them in bl tans, gray and mode. Do not place the great sales we ad- vertise for tomorrow on o par with sales commonly held around town. We adver- tise very seldom. In fact thisis about the first time in two months, and we ir tend to make this sale an event to be remembered. Bear in mind this sale is on our second floor. Besides what we have advertise this great sale of millinery we nave nov: elties which we haven's time to men- This is no Cheap John stock, but great bonafide sale of the lay millinery e brought to Omuha. Honestly the magnitude of this stock will astonish my customers. It is simply enormous, IMPORTANT. Owing to the warm fall Tam over stocked on lad and children’s cloaks and jackets, I offer the choice of any ¢! icket in my store tomorrow st. I donotsay I am going to lose lot of money on them. I am not in bu: ness for glovy, but T am overstocked and will be happy to unload at cost. This will bo a saving to_ any purchaser of at least 25 per cent. We think that's worth saving, We lay special stress on our plush cloaks, also plush jackets, mention of which you will find in another column. All weaskis a look. To all who ave able we say come early or you will have trouble to get waited on. Any customer being unable to get waited on please report to any of_our floor and she will get immediate attention. TONEHILL'S. T FRAMES Alex: e The only railroad t run expressly for the accommodation of Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Chicago business is the Rock Island ves- tibuled limited, leaving Omaha at 4: p. m, daily. Ticket ofice, 1602 Sixteenth and Farnam sts., Omah il ol 1 exhibition of the Western tion opens Monday evening, 0to 24, in New York Life building, first floor. R A consignment of fine \]Vl\hdl boxes just received by S. Bank 16th No rent to pa tner to divide profits with, I will not be undersold and no firm can undersell me. I sell the best of everything. Stoetzel, 1621 Howard. Dr. Matthews fine gold fillings, Bee building. The lad of the church will have a sale and oyster sup- per at the Coliseum annex on T nliul,h street, Wednesday evening, Nov. 12, Supper from t Admission free, supper twenty -five cents. L Go to I M. hadell & Co. for hats and bonnets, 15-.. Douglas. e See the pretty * display of Miss Carthur’s Japaneso cream at Sherman & McConnell’s, two doors west of the post- office, and if you would preserve and beautify your skin with what is purest and best, get a bar. Rooms 848 and Shepherd A Card. From this date Omaha'’s growth will bo unprecedented. Capital will seek investment in real estate from ull parts of the country. Omaha is the only city that went through a real estate depres- sion without a crash and property which had a commercial value at theend of the boom three years ago has steadily enhanced. ‘We deem it advisable at this time to caution the public against mushroom ir vestments, Secure good property with- in your means from reliable firms and ulu uestionable title, Feeling satisfied that prohibition would be defeated when voted upon, we puro hased a large amount of property at Albright and ave now prepared to offer a liraited number of \whe bargains in “Albright’s Cholce” addition on easy terms, ALBRIGHT LAND AND LoT COMPANY, 621, 522, 623 N. Y. Life Bldg. B Seaman’s carriages best and cheapest. THE BOSTON STOR Le Baron, Holt &0o., Wholesale Fancy Dry (Goods,. Ohicago, Fails, The Failure Fan of This, the Largest ¥ Dry Goods House in Ohi- cago, Gives us Many Big Hargains, Our huyer secures from at less that 50¢ on the dol The entive line of sump and imported faney dv, Le Baron, Holt & Co.’s dress goods on sale Monday, The samplos were all in dress patterns and will be sold the sane wiy at one-half what was asked for them at wh e, 10 yard putterns of hrilliantine with Ji buttons, $1.25 per pattern, worth A0, 8 yurd pattorns wool dress flannel and 2 dozen huttons for $198; they were put up to sell at $: 10 yard patterns | I with 2 dozen buttons S yard patteens henriettn cloth wich orviental sido band and dozen buttons for $2.08, These are bargains you never saw before in Omy ard patterns, 50-inch Frencl cloth, very stylish colors, buttons, %2.48° These patterns wholesale for 5,00, 8 yard patterns imported cloths with 2 dozen buttons for 8 yard patterns imported henvie inches wide \\m,:n. n buttons, You will s a bargain if you don’t get one of these, the assignee '8 of domestics z00ds, do; & cashmere henri- dozen sold cecilian ta 40 irbrilliant- these as the quan- ns'black mol th 2 dozen buttons, patterns will all go Monday tity is limited > 'd_patterns black eashmers n buttons, $1.98 suit; Le s price $4.00, wd patterns, H4inch ladies cloth, ant new colors and 2 dozen buttons, , with f3yran 10 yaed patterns with'2 dozen buttons, Holt's price $4.00 suit, CORSET SAMP Le Baron Holt & Co.'s cor very finest goods made, in colored, go Monday 5 Le Baron, Holt& Co.’s underw childven, age one and two years, wool searlet 15¢, All the natur and searlet pants and vests for ch 1o to four years, All wool and medicate |l ot brilliantine, s, the ks and inall 1 wool ren the natural pants and wmerino shivts and Ilnlh ali indies in white sold them whole an Holts Jersey st more than i wool union suit for and natur ¥ th ¥ ), hed vests ¢ to malke, vests and s prico at Le Bur pants for | wholesale $ Gents n:u!un than you ean and ar at less \ solored shirts 19¢ worth 5 Gents' faney striped wool shirts worth ) (;n\n Y d natural shirts and Co.’s fine rment wool and fancy , that ALl of T.a Batod, underwear for gents § the very fi stripes and warran was made to sell at from Le Baron Holt's hosi out Monday, child’s wool hose folt & 10c, 1':.‘; adies fine eashmere hose 10c, ents’ fine cashmere hose 19¢ to 25 Less than half the wholesale price. Le Bavon Holt & Co.’s handkerehiefs and mufllets on sale Monday. You may never have another opportinity to huy handkerchiefs and silk mufllérs at less than half what they cost tomake, sc handkerehiefs go at le, 10c handlker- ¢ handkerchicfs go at Se. 50 hand- sk B They will be sold cerc! h\- fs «-u at 25c, Monday. All our silk and ¢ \~hm. B h four times s mufllers go and wol for them, Buron Holt & Co.’s knit all wool knit s} -|..‘ f tobogans, sear i din four lots i u can save 100 |n v cont. es, und children’s yarn mittens from Le Baron & Holt's siock, The silk mittens go Mon= and numerous other Le t bargains at THE BOSTON STOR 148, 16th St. Zoods, inators, I!.\mn & H -— Our imported pattern hat exhibition continues tomorrow. DAVIES, Milliner, No. !Ils 15th 'st, —_—— Meats Cheaper Than Ever. At the Peoples cash meat marke Nicholas st. Beginning November 10th I will sell all kinds of meats at prices which will defy competition, To prove it just com- parethe following prices with those of any other market in the city and you will find that it is money in your pocket to buy your meats at the. Peoples cash marke Best cuts of sirloin and porter house 10¢ per pound. Best cuts round steak Chuck steak Ge. Best rib-roast Sc. Soup meat from 8 to Pork steak and chops 8, pork, 7e. Pork sausage Sc. Salt pork 8e. Bacor Hams 124c. Mutton 5 to 10e. Sliced ham 1ic. Oysters, fish and poultry at equally low prices. Our ment hllk])ly is tho best the market af- ford one better kept. All orders delivered free toany part of the city m the Peoples cash mea tmarket, 1714 holas st, opposite Woodman linseed Give me a |riul, 1714 Se. N oil works, W. Kurz Extraordinary sale , gents’and children’s wool un- derwear on Menda, - — I can put the Hnuml Oak in any house in Omaha where a base burner is used and drive the base burner out; a ton of £4.00 soft coal will heat as much room for the same lengeth of time in the Round Ouk as a ton of #10.00 ha coal will ina base burner. 21 Howard. il Mr. M. E. Free, the boss plumber on apitol avenue, is treating Dr. thermal baths than all the medi ever took, —_— Seaman’s wagons best and cheapest. e Mount & Griffin’s Newcastle coal; best soft coal in the market. Guaranteed equal to Rock Springs. —— Our imported pattern hat exhibition continues tomorrow. DAVIES, Milliner, No. 111 S, 15th st, e Eyesight is valuable, If failing, spectacles only from an experienced tician. N. M.'Ruddy, practical opt 2]15. 16th st., fits lenses corr u,fl). Solid gold spccluclel 5,00 and up. buy. HAYDEN BROS, Groat Sale of G The wall in the back act of the store must come out in order to combine the new addition to our stors, and we must lose, we will give the benefit to our cus. omers, We carty most everything you can wear ¢ Granulated sug is almost whites new Vall Sie, worth 15 aporated bl 10¢, would be ches for 15eq rated raspt L You pay thesame thin, yorated peaches, eranberries, Ske per quart; imported cu ants, Tt oatmeal, 5o King self-rising bu Kwheat flour + Hickor, self-rising buckwheat flour, 43¢; you not buy it less than 1ie, Striekly pure buckwheat'in hominy dic. CAN GOODS 8 pound 1 best solid tomatoes 9o, 2 pound can best t Columbia ri almon i 5 pound Califor s plums 15¢, California | Caiifornia Da plums 1 {y-nmu\ ap 174e, best ackors roerackers e Ivmm.\ ham 10¢ sugar , head bologna sau "iverwe winiworso ds of sau > this1s the b sausage that Hammond & Co. or \‘ mour an make, et it fre day: very best ereamery butte neapolis. Best ative flour wd condenced milk 10e, 12¢ t Elgin milk, condensed and ved with the best granulated pared to keep in any elimato 5 best Jaundry soap 2ie, hold amonia 7 lye de, bott overfes, rries, bulk e, plums T, Californ sod, cots we Supe pre- sugr 17 pure house bottle, consentrated wered tops, Troning boar itent flat irons, 3 irg regular price, 36 dozen wash with st proof ¢ lar price, $1 Mime handle Stre and s e, wash baskets racks 10¢, conl shovels 6e, ok ers corn poppers 10e, iron kettles 25¢, tollet paper 5c per voll. Stand lamps from 25¢ up. Solid brass piano_lamp, nged shade, Rochester buener, $6.15, worth $15.005 the Rochester burner gives more light than any other o burr made Wash board and pitehe each, plates 3¢ cach, tumblers 23 All size lamp chimneys, i bowls 5e, spoon holders 5e, salt and peppers 5¢ ind saucers from 10¢ hine oil 5e, ¢ . towel racks hods 20c, coal He weh, ickages of ks, He, milk pans 5e, dish pans 18¢, spoons 5¢ per sot. and forks 850 perset 2 cnps for se, dust pr An kinds of basting spoons be. beater Finest and, riding Ny (1'4!"\ 5¢ up. pots 100, tea kettles 15¢ )«',‘\h,mlm‘h from 10¢ up, porcel in fe each, tin pio plates ) ses de :h, child mugs 10¢, door pers o p dishes be, hanging 1 : up. We Jf lamps in the All colors of -I||~H pape bundle, 4 milk crocks for 15e, more flower pots for 1e, cach, lamp shades be mucil pudding pans Knivc Largoe graters ic, nn, 10¢ The sur- harness of buggy, whips in Tea und coffee each, dippe egg e, lino a few Dry Goods and Fouse Furnishing Goods. Wright's compound syrup of sarsap il with iodide of potassium, g o at blood purifier, 59¢, regulur p \Imlunl\s live 'I-Lul.\un Dr. 'u xlll'nlvm\w~|n ; regu- All of our an ounce, N Bros Dry Goods and Drugs. iadeEN A piano examine the new scale Kimball piano. A, Hospe, 1513 Douglas. ANOTHER GREAT STOVIE SALE, Just Closed Out From the Manufacs turers 1wo Cars of Heating and Cooking Stoves, Just arrived in Omaha yesterday two car loads of cooking and heating stoves. These goods mainly represent manu- facturers’ samples and broken lines which were bought at about 40c on the dollar, A few bargains are here quoted: Nice heating stoves, regular price £8.50, will be sold this week for $4.25, Ouk heating stoves guaranteed to keep firo twenty-four hours with soft coal, regular price $16, sold this week for $9.40. Hard coal heaters, regulars price $16, is week for 8, burners, same A good cook stov sold this week for §7. For bargains in stoves be sure and call this week. PEOPL . regular price 814, MAMMOTH INSALL- MENT HOU* 613, 515, 617, 619 North l\nth, bet. fornia and Webster, Malke no mistake, look for the White Front, open evenings till 0 o'clock. — Cali- Slap Jack Is a new preparation, ready to raise, re- quires 10 yeast, no baking powder, no egras, no salt, nothing but a little cold water to make a batter, It makes the finest cakes in the wor Any grocer will sell you a two pound package of slap jack for ten cents, Clomens kamp, sole manufacturer, Omaha, Neb. Extraordinar; of ladies’, gents’ and children’s wool ua- derwear on Monday. - — If You Want a Plano Cheap, Cash or time, see the bargain at 107 N, 16th st. Meinberg, agent. — Chas. Shiverick & Co., 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnara st 0rnl||| lln|l under the auspicesof Union Pacific K. of L. assemblies of Omaha at Washing- ton Hall on Thursday evening, Nov. 13, Tickets $1.00. e e The new offices of the Great Rock Island route, 1602 Sixteenth and Farnam streets, Omaha, are the finestin the city, Call and see them, Tickets to all points eust at lowest rate Dr. Matthews pain, Rooms 348 and & without Bee building. —~——— tracts tecth ), E: xu-noulu ¥y of ladies’, gents’ and children’s wool un- 1dex wear on Monday, PAGES PARISIAN CLOAK AND SUIT CO. Has Now Become the Popular Resort for the Ladies. morrow We Place Sale Fifty Thousand Dollars’ Worth of the Latest Novelties in Cloaks, Jackets and Wrea PRICES LESS THAN FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. all and The stock compr styles of jackets, wraps long gar ments, Fine diagonal cloth tailor made Jackets $5.00 each, worth $7.50. Pine beaver and cheviot jackets $7.50 Vory sold each, good value for $12.00, ish jackets at $8,50; these are elso- from $12.00 to $14. 00, A »of jackets in recfo fronts, including those jaunty blazers so where s and vest becoming to young misses, A choice of \y one of theso 12,50 t0 815,00, PLUSIH JACKETS PLUSH SAQUES wore contracted for styles 10,00 cach, are sold elsewhere from PLUSHJIACKI PLUSH SAQUES All before I's our the plush and beforo the passage of the Me- Kinley bill, Our numerous friends and the public will get the benefit and we will lose nothing. plushes great advance in price of Fine plush walking jackets 8 cach, considered cheap elsewhere at $12, Our $10 seal plush English walking juckots, £15 to or Our scal plush sacques from 827,50, wo guarantee against rain wearing off at edges. Remember every one is guaranteed, and they ave cheap at from $20 to $40, No such barg Omaha, CHILDR! ains were ever shown in 'S CLOAKS. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. The line misses’ cloaks in any one ho and t of New York; all sizes, and cholce styles to largest in children’s we choose from. TOMORROW MONDAY, Our second special gift day. With every purchase of a child’s coat in ages from 2 years to 12 years, a beau- tiful French doll will be given as a gift. This only applies to children between 2 years and 12 years. We will convince you, besides making children’s o fully 50 per cent cheaper than your childven havpy, our clouks those sold elsewhere. dy made dresses and ten gowns in cndless variety. Thousands to choose from. A perfect fit guaranteed OR NO SALE. Great bargain week at Parisian Cloak and Suit company. Targest and only eloak and suit house in the west. PARISIAN CLOAK & SUIT CO., 15th and Harney st.,"Ramge bldg., Charles McDonald, Manager, ——— D. MORSE, Reliable One Price Shoe Store. The best bright dongola button shoe in America for $3.00 and $2.50 few high cut $5.00 button shoes for §3. to close the lot. Alsoa foew very shoes of & manvfacturer’s samples in small sizes. Regular price, $8.00 and $10.005 our pr 00, - oxtr: teeth without and 330, Bee building. Dr. pain Matthews Rooms 34¢ Soltd gold spectuclos and eyo-glassos #35.00, fitted vith the finest ]l‘lhl! ) u regular optician, N. M. Ruddy, T 131 st., next Boyd's opera house. - Drs. Glas .\ Dodge, 407 it dke Seaman’s phaetons, best and cheapest. Paxton blk. A. Max Ilnlzln‘lnl—l‘l’ Co. Fine watch repairving, 1413 Douglas st. i Lo Millinery at All French felt hats, funu(‘xl\ $2.50, nm\'*l 95 during romoval sale, Mrs, C. A. Ringer, 119 N. 15th 5 e n’s repository. Ixtraordinary salo ), gents’ and children’s wool un- During the Coming Week We Shall Have Another Grand Parlor iture Sale, This coming sale will eclipse that of last weelk, Read a fow prices as an index to what you can buy: Nice parlor suits, regular prico $40, ushed plush parlor sults, spring edge, regular price $70, this week only $33.50, Plush rocker week only § Plush divans, regular prico $14, week only $7.50. Single lounges, regular price $8.50, this week only $4.00. »d lounges, regular price $13, this < only $7. I bargains in parlor furniture and call this week at PLE'S MAMMOTH INST. HousE, 613-615-617-610 North Tenth street, Between California and Webster, Make no mistake, Come to the right place. Look for the white front. Open evenings till 9 p. m. , regular prico $15, this 7.75. this . The public is most cordially invited to our first grand furniture opening Tuesday entire build h\ loctricit rchard, carpeting and dr: lllb and 1418 Dougl ——— Blggest stock of Musi lowest prices, at 8. Bank’s, afternoon and o I|H;I Our g and court will bo lighted hoxes, at 07 N, 16th, - Hayden hrun Extraordinary sule of ladles’, gents’ and children’s wool un- derwear on Monday, COOK'S SHOE STORE, Great Cut Price on on Monday. 5 adies' Fine Shoes This is the thne to buy shoes and ouy stock is very large and nust be reduced and on Monday we will make a sweepin vduction of 10 per cent 'k of Our $5 F £1, 50, New Yo shoo and at $0, All goods mavked in plain figures. Our $5 hand-made welt shoe, for Monday at $4.50, sold by others at $6, Our #1L00 Re nolds Bros.* Utiea, York. hand turned shoe at $3.60., Reynolds Bros,' o shoo for fall wear Roynolds Bros, ith patent leather tip kid hand-turned sk hese aro € v's Syracse , shoe and hand-turned: sold elsewhere in sole, New hand we W §3,15, ne kid or plain 5.00 American Fronch kid wtont leather tip and leathor heel, boxed, new style and fino shoo $1.50, In fact overy ladies’ shoo in the will be handed out at the 10 por cent cud price on Mond All goods 1 s, and plenso remember that we don't advertise often, but always do us we advertise. COOK'S rost stove in the city; I wways the lowest prices, nam street, shoa tend very store 1512 Fars —_——— Amuscments. Manager Lawler of the Eden s provided a fino entertainment for many patrons this week. For the curious ho presents powe ful chief of the /len« who was captured in one of the great battles in Zululand, A largelist of new wax figures includes all the notables of L and optican view of m i complete the special attractions in department. In the Bijou the Parner, the humorous mus cite his comic_compositions, his curious instruments, tho famous mag! n, will his powers of tho hidden art ish all by his clever tri Bros., the notablo comedin and ~ dance artists, will help amuse by their comic lhits and artistic dane W singing. Cheroff, the famed abian mititary artist, will give an exhibition of his ndeptness in army vo and faney drills and gun movements. Anzola, the boneless wonder, will myst 1 by his speciaity oriy the 2 is another mysterioud artist whose illusion is vory deceptive, Senor Farnandez, the talented mandolin artist, will conclude the entertainmen by exhibition of his skill on that instrus ment. Muses thig ter, { will r muse all by and astone "roy song RA—— Special Ostrich 'l'I)» Sale. 819 bunches of black and 242 bunches of ostrieli tips bought from a manuface turer for 40con the dollar. We will sell them at one half their regulur pricesy on Monduy. Tuesdi Wednesds At 25 50c, at 7oe. and at § wo_offer ostrich tip to be found. collent bargains. 1t $1.50 y bost They are exs DAVIS, milliner, Opposite the P. 0., 111 S, 15th st. We have the largest assortment of hair goods in Omaha. DAVIS, milliner, 111 S, 15th st. At 2 Just received the improved New Pre coss gasoline stove, Stoetzel, 1621 Howard. s —— Auction Horse / ion. Our regular sale of stock will be on Tuesday next at 10 a, m. A lgrge nume r of ho wagons, ete., will fered and sold. Any one wishing t se or wagon shoul¢ Tuesday and Iy ) at the Pioncer barn, 15th st., betweey Harney and Howard, Henry Homay Robert Wells, Auctioncer, tice. unency of our opening vy Nuv. 10th. Speciat Owing to the inc wedather on Saturda he continued Mon: Erickson, 206 N. th wil C. Ls The ladies nf the First Baptist church will serve an oyster supper on Thursday evening, Nov' 13, from 6 to 9 o'clock ‘n the basement of the church, (um‘ everyone and have a social time. e Cornish &Robertson,attorneys, havo r moved their offices to R 54 to 57, Burker bl . Curtains and Drapery. Dewey & Stone Furniture Co, N The great Dunlap hat is unrivaled ia the world, Dunlap took the premium over all American and Europe at the Paris exposition, Frede & Co,, 120 South 15th st., sole agents in Omiha Practical Hatters. Al ol Sl Our imported pattern het exhibition continues tomorrow, DAVIES, !Milliner, No. 111 S. 15th st. — The fall exhibition of the Artassociation opens Monday November 10to 24, in New Vork building, fivst floor. Westera Dancing—Join a evening class and you will | latest dances, Asserbles Thursday and Saturday 8 p. m._ Our nnpm'l\'d pattern hat ‘\Im-mon 3, Milliner, . 16th st. - Boys Wanted—Tan boys wanted at A, D. N Co., 1504 Douglad. Good wages | | On choice city property atlowest rates, Optional payments, Kimball, Champ & Ryan, 1205 Farnam st. —— | Seaman’s buggies best and cheapesty 1Ll ddd The public is most cordi: our first grand furnitu openin, ! ay afternoon and evening. Oul entire building and court will bo luhbed by electricity, Come everyone, 5. Orchard, earpeting and draperies, 1416 and 1418 Douglas, - — ly invited l; You should t be convinced; i Mount & Gr Was Count L To write a tale xtremely bad That one, a maker of clothes; (Not from Cincinnatil) acree that through the P, 1 equal to Roek Spring fin. stol Maa? As much so as the man who does not acknowledge that Robertson Num sell only the finest [ 15th St. Our Newcastle coal comes from Oh Guaranteod to be equal to Rock Springt Mount & Ggiflin. K s teeth withou 50, Beo huildingly 1602, Sixteenth and Farnum st 1 the new Rock Island ticket office. 'J'icl,: ets to all points east at lowest ralos, \ Dr, pain, on our entird v o fine Omuhs heavy This shoe i® D t stock 0 SLe e, introducing, A Groenbaum, \ f