Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 29, 1891, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1801.-SIXTEEN HAYDEN BROS, Letting Down the Priceson Groceries. 20 pounds extra C sugar $1. 21 pounds granulated sugar #1, the first day of April, or #1 per bushel, New imported olives 2¢ per quurt. Imported chow chow 160, Tmported small pickles 10e o quart, worth 35, We will sell you arge pickles 6¢ per quart, Very fine imported blackberiies 10e per pound, Very fine imported evaporated raspberries #0c per pound. Imported prunes 8c, imported Valencia raisins, very fine, Se, imported strawberry jom 15c, imported red raspberry jam, 1oe, 81b can California peaches 20c. This {8 the best peach you ever bought. We sell al kinds of plums, 174¢; 8 1b, can California apricots, 20¢; imported eatsup, 15¢ per guart; im- ported English currants, e sweet chocolate, 5e; premium chocolate, 174e; condenged milk, 10¢; sugar cured hams, 9e; pienie hams, ¢ 1 , 9e; dried beef, 6o; bologna age, be; liver sausage, 5¢; hend cheese, 5e; Frankfort sausage, 7ic; full cream cheese, 15c; brick cheese 2 pound can blackberries, 8ie; 2 pound preserved raspherries lmn up in 174e; 7 bars H. B. soap, stic sonp, 25c; 6 bars s sonp, 230 gate toilet soap, 34 Graham Bros. toilet soap, 8ic; Jessie Oakley toilet soap, 83c; Pear’s_seap, 9¢. You know that these brands are the best made in the world and that they are soid for 5 times this price, HAYDEN BROS,, goods and groceries. 7 bars D Dry DRUG D! Wright's sarsapa Dr., Miles'n ine, 7 Dr. Lane's family med € Liobigs beef wine and iron, 75c. Pond exvact, d0c. Hosford acid phosphate, large size, (TN Hosford acid phosphate, small size, 40c. Peter Moller cod liver oil, 65c. Woodworth’s perfume, Colgate perfumes Kirk’s perfumes fumes, 19¢ bottle, 4¢ Cologne, 8 0z, bottle, 20 Small bottle perfume 15 and 10 cents, Imported lavender water, 50 cents per bottle, Ammonia, large bottle. Liebig’s extract of beef, 29 cents, HAYDEN BROS., Dry goods and drugs. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Hard wood folding wash bench 50c, worth $1.75, Tho finest wringer made, $1.75 Wash tubs 45¢, wash board 18 The Western washer, $4.80. We also have the Western Empire and the Anthony Wayne washers, 3 wing clothes bavs, 5c. A 6-foot hard wood, iron bound, step ladder 59¢, worth $2.50, Jelly moulds from 15¢ u A VUI'{ fine hatchet 10c. Wire hanging soap baskets and coffee pot stands be. Parlor Pride stove enamel 5¢. Feather dusters 7e. Mrs. Potts flat irons $1.85. Madame Streeter’s flat irons 81.35, ‘Wash bowl and pitchers 58¢ per pair. Chambers 25¢. Cream sets, 20c. Extra butter dishes, spoon holders, creamers and sugar bowls, 5c each, Fine tymblers, 24c each. Satin-edged fruit dishes, 45c. Imported Holland , oyster and soup bowls, 124¢ each, Vogetable dishes and platters, 5¢ each. I:)gcu;amd cups and saucers, USc per set. Decorated dinner plates, 50c per set. Milk erocks for 15¢. i&:}na decorated toilet sets $2.35, worth size, 8 cents per A 100 piece decorated wedgwood din- ner and tea set $0.95, worth $20.00. Japaned 8 piece toilet sets $1.50, in all colors, Curpot sweeper, the Frenship, 89¢c; Bissel’s, $1,75; the Goshen, $2 35, Lamp shades, 5e. Stand lamps, 11c, Tea strainer, lc, Door stops, 1c. Tacks, 1o per paper. Tea and tablespoons le. Screwdriver lc. ‘Wardrobe hooks 1c. Gimlets {lch Stove polish 1c per paper, Mustard spoons le. Fope Harness snaps le, Nutmeg graters lc, Biscuit cutters lc. Door pulls 1c. Milk skimmers le. Pie tins lc. Mouse traps le. Match safes lc. Pepper dreges 1c and bronze lamp brackets o, Wine glasses 3c. Is this not luulng down the prices? GENIS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Eiseman’s entire stock of gents’ fur- nishing goods go on sale tomorrow. Eisoman carried in this department as fine aline asany house westof New York., Cost will cut no figure in this sale. Everything in this department to be slaughtered rightand left until every dollar’s worth of this stock s disposed of. GENTS' UNDERWBAR. Gents’ fine French balbriggan under- + wear, shirt and drawers only 25¢ each, Eiseman’s price 50c, * Gents' fine bulbriggan underwear onl; 85¢ each, Eiseman's price 75c; Eiseman's 1‘;«‘1%00 balbriggan underwear reduced to EISEMAN'S STOCK OF SPRING OVERSHIRTS ON SALE TOMOR- ROW, In this lot will e found all the new things for spring. Black silk shirts worth $4.00 each re- duced to $2,25, Fancy colored silk shirte, Eiseman's rice 400, our prico $2,25; Eiseman’s 1,00 sateen shirts reduced to 65c, Eiseman’s crepe cloth overshirts worth $1.75, reduced to 81,00, Eiseman’s finc domet overshirts worth 81.00, reduced to 50c, Allof Kiseman's fancy overshirts worth 50c reduced to 85¢. SILK UMBRELLAS, All of Eiseman’s stock of umbrellas go on sale tomorrow at less than cost. Fine gloria silk umbrellas worth $3.00 reduced to #1.50. Your choice tomor- row of Eiseman’s £5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 umbrellas tomorrow for $3,560, NECKWEAR., All of Eiseman’s scarfs worth 75¢, re- duced to Boys' t 124e, ents’ paper collars be per box, worth 200, GENTS’ SOX, Gents’ Rockford § hose 8c per pair, worth 12e. Your chorce of Eiseman’s 25¢ and 50¢ + hose for 19¢ per pair, Special sale of boys' shirt waists for to- WOrrow. Special sale of CORSETS for tomor- scurfs worth 25c, reduced to W, Special sale of ladies’ and children’s hosiery tomorrow, Eiseman’s uniaundried shirts to be closed out tomorrow, Eisoman’s $1.25 shirt reduced to 75¢, Eiseman’s 75¢ shirt reduced to 50c, Eisemun's 0ic shirt reduced to 4de. ¥ HAYDEN BROS., Dry goods and carpets, HAYDEN BROS, Wash Dress Goods, 82 in. wide summer cashmere, 124c yd, 30 in. Indin cashmere, 124¢ yd. Double fold Beige suiting, {0 yd. 36 wide Armeniansergers, 10cyd. 82 in. Areyon suiting, 19¢ yd. 86 in. Bretonia suiting, 19¢ yd. 86 in, Lyons cashmere, 10c yd. ¥ challis, dark and light. 8ic yd. % challis, new styles, be yd. # challis, .-pm-iufntylon, Beyd. 82-in. wide challis, 12}c yard, in. dark styles batiste, 8 yd. 86-in, best grade batiste, 10¢ yd. New styles in calico, 2ie yd. Apron checked gingham), 3ic %-d. Dress styles in gingham, 5e yd. Scoteh zephyrs, 15¢ yd. Angora homespun suitings, 82 yd. Plaln colors in lawn, 2ic yard. Best wide Pacific lawns, 5c yd. Lama cloth, 7ic yd. Fleur de Lis, 10¢ yd. 820, eashmere foulards, 10c yd. . silver seal. mourning prints, 10¢ in. Dutch blues, Gie y in. wide satines, rd. Bluck sateens, 10¢5 15¢, 35e yd. French sateens, figured, 12ic yd. Remnants fine satines, 73c yd Angora zephyrs, 15¢, 19¢ and 25¢ yd. William Anderson Scotch zephyrs, 25c¢ yd. Barnaby gingham, 10 yd. Indigo blue prints, 5e yd. Shirting prints 24¢ per yard, Brandenbure suitings 25¢ per_yard. 36-in fast plain black chintze 10c yard. Real Korah Moire 35 rd. Good imitation Korah Moire 5¢ ayard. Wo carry the largest stock of wash dress goods, we have the most select styles and the handsomest patterns; we make the lowest prices or money will bo cheerfully refunded. Special bargains from the Eiseman bankrupt stock, still further reductions, Double faced figured cotton flannel re- duced to 15¢ yard, imported cretonne 1 yard, 10-4 brown sheeting 16ic yard, 10-4 bleached sheeting 18c. Who ever heard of such low prices; but we are going to close out the Eiseman stock lively. Yard wide whito wool flannel 23 yard, 50c turkey red table linen 25¢ yard, 10c out- ing flannel 64c yard, Lonsdale muslin 16 yards for $1.00, knotted fringed towels 10c each. silk embroidered flan- nel half value, Lawrence LL sheeting 5¢ yard, best dress lining cambric 33c yard, 10c white dress goods now 5e vard, 20cimported checked Nainsooks now 10 yard. Imperial long cloth 15 yard. Large size white bed spreads 5 each, 60-inch wide cream damask 45c, Eiseman’s price was 75¢ yard, Over 1,000 pairs of blankets at less than half their cost to manufacture. 'Now is the time to buy your blankets; we must sell the and will save you money. HAYDEN BROS. , Dry Goods.m MILLINERY. This department is showing the most superb novelties in fine French mil- linery and pattern hats. The display of fine I'rench flowers, ribbons, ostrich tips and plumes has never been equaled. Do not judge by the prices, JACKETS, CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, No use trying if you cannot be suited in the vast variety of spring novelties in this department. Blazers in black andcolors $4. 00, 85.00, $6.00 up to $18.00. Reefers in black and colors $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, £5.50 up to $20,00, Juckets with plain rolled vest fronts 85,00, 85.50, $6.00, $6.50 up to $21.00. Blick jorsey cloth jackets, plain and tight fitting blazers, reefers and vest fronts, 82,50, $2.75, $3.00, up to $15.00. Tmmense line mixses’ and childiren’s juckets in all colors, trimmed and plain, 81,25, 1.50, $1.75, up to $10.00, Fine line of short cloaks in colors and striped flannel, made in every style, 2 to 6 years, $1.25, $1.75, $2.00, up to $10.00. Complete line of ladies waists in SILK, SATIN AND FLANNELS, HANDKERCHIEFS, TLACES, *EM- BROIDERIES. . The latest novelties are daily arriving inall these goods and our well known low prices make them very cheap, WALL PAPER. The largestand finest stock of wall paper to select from. HAYDEN BROS., Dry goods and wall paper, SILKS AND VELVETS, Positively the largest stock and most surprising values ever shown in Omaha. 83‘ ~inch fancy China silk at 15¢, worth 38c. 24-inch fancy China silks, all shades, 284c, worth 685c. 24-inch fancy China silks 45c, worth 19¢, 25¢ and C‘hency Brothers’ best silks 79¢, worth 35'm(ick and colored surah 50c, worth c. All the news shades in satins 89c, worth 75¢. Black gros grain silk, warranted, 69c, worth $1. Black gros grain silk, warranted, 75c, worth $1.15. Black gros grain silk, warranted, 81.00, worth 31,65, Silk twist, guaranteed to wear, 750, worth $1.25, Silk twist, guaranteed to wear, 81, worth $1.75. Silk twist, guaranteed to wear, $1.25, worth $2, BLACK DRESS GOODS, Plain black cashmere, 22 inches wide, o Plain black cashmere, 86 inches wide, be. French wool benrietta, 49¢, 55¢, 63c, 69¢, T5e, 87c and $1.00. Black striped all wool novelties, 49c up to ¥1.25, Fancy black sergos, 69c. Black and white plaids 44c, former price 75¢, Black all wool flannels at 28¢, Broadcloth from 95c up to $2.75. Silk warp henriettas, 95¢, Fine wool nun’s veiling, 68c. COLORED DRESS GOODS, 86-inch American serge 10¢, worth 25c, 28-inch Angora homespun suitings 10¢, worth 28¢. 1 Double foid beige 10e. Colored alpacea 5¢, b4-inch dress flannels 18¢, worth 48c, French serge in all colors 87c. 46-inch English cashmere 250, worth [iest wool dress flannels, in all shades, French broadeloth $1.25, worth $2.50 A large line fancy. dross goods, in all the new styles in robes, at less than one- half regular prices. HAYDEN BROS., ry Goods ar 1 Silks, M d's special bly Thursd orand’s s assem| ursda; April 8 ArcioryC R Foemer atias and friends cnrdh\llf' invited. Admis- sion, gentleman and lady, Wanted, Waist finishers. To competent parties permanent position and highest wages. ‘T Morse DRY Goops Co, ——— Card of Thanks. Mvr. and Mrs, Thomas Hanlin wish to tender their sincere thanks to their friends and neighbors and to the degree staff of Ruth lodge for the kindness shown them during the doath of their mother, Mu, AND Mus, THOMAS HAMLIN, —_————— Turkish bath rooms, 15th and Farnam. Elsasser, Pardun & Elsasser, prop’s. THE BOSTON STORE. Meets the Grandest Opportunity of the Year and Bugs the GREATESTBARGAIN IN ITS WHOLE CAREER. $10,000 Worth of Dry Goods Bought for $0,500 from 8. Steinfeld & Co, 62 and 64 Lispenard Street New York. The general public eares little how goods are bought or who suf- fers from the price they bring. The paltry sum we gave for the great amount and value we re- ceived 1n this purchase is the only explanation we need give for the bargains we will offer tomorrow. From positively the most disas- trous failure inall Naw York for the last ten years, with enormous liabili and but nominul assets. The busted dry goods min two wecks before the final collapse sacr] $185,000 or $20,000 worth his best dry goods to S. Steinfeld & Co. Suddenly the doors close. The sheriff comes in and Messrs. S, S, & Co., tosave all chances of re- plovid, sold the whole 1ot to us. ON OUR SECOND FLOOR. All the calicos from this stock, includ- ing dark and light dress calicos, robe calicos and shirting calicos, 34¢ a yard. All the best quality indigo blue "eali- cos, 43¢ a yard, All the unbleached musling, fine and heavy qualities, 5e o yard, All the finest grades of yard wide bleached muslins, 7ica yard. All the fine cambrics, same as Lons- dale cambric, Tie. DRESS GOODS ON MAIN FLOOR. All the single width plain twilled and checked dress goods from this stock at 6c o yard, ALl the double fold plaid, striped and check edcheviot dress suitings and Eng- lish cashmeres, worth up to 25¢ a yard, goat 10c, All the 42 inch all wool imported cash- meres, henriettas, mohairs, brillian- tines, English checked und plaid suit- ings, worth up to 50c, goat 29¢ a yard. AllL the 44 inch cashmere, plaids and checks, new cheviot suitings, rough goods with illuminated designs, never offered less than $1,00, goat 50c a yard. Hundreds of pieces fiue grade black goods in this purchase at 24c, 32¢, dde, H6e, 71c and 850, Thousands of remnants in dress pat- tern lengths of the finest imported ma- terials at one-third real value. A1l the black gros grain dress silks in this stock 89ca yard. Come early and get a dress off the choice pieces, es of fine black and colored ks and fancy colored silks at , 49¢, e, 750, An immenso lot of dress trimming, gilt braids, gold and silver silk iinsel, applique embossed with metal dress trimming, from 5e up to 75c. In thislot you'll find some extra bargains. Fine grades French flannelettes and outing flannel 7¢c a yard, All the new dress challis from stock 4ic a yard. All imported French sateens from this stock 8ic. ALl best quality black dress sateens 10c a yard. A1l the fine dress stock Bca yd. All the suest grades of white goods, 1n fancy lace stripes India linen, nainsooks in satin barsand stripes at e, 8¢, 10¢ and 124c, Fine black India linen mainsooks in lace stripes at 8c, fc, 124c and 15¢. Hundreds of dozens ladies’ and men’s fine handkerchiefs ut 8¢, 5¢ and 10c. Immense lot of ladies’fast black hose atbe, regular 10¢ quality. 2All the ladies’ 25c fast black hose at 12jc. Misses’ extra long English derby ribbed, seamless, fast black hose, 15c. The finest silk lisle thread, imported cashmere and other hose from this stock at 25¢ and 850, LINENS AWFULLY CHEAP, 56-inch extra quality creamsatin dam- ask, 85c; sold in New York for 65¢, Very fine bleached satin damask, 58 inches wide, 42c a yard; New York price, 75c. Full 11-4 white bedspread, Marseilles pattern, 75¢; New York price, 81, 50. Fine opaque spring roller window shades, in plain and fancy dados, with fringed ends, all cclors, 29¢c. The very best spring roller linen win- dow shades, made plain or fancy dado, all colors, 43¢ complete. EMBROIDERIES ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. ginghams from this All the embroldery from this pur- chase at 5¢, 10c, 15¢, 25¢, 80 pleces of elegant quality skirting, full width, with §eep embroidery, 50c, worth up to $1.50, An elegant variety of fine black ekirt- ing, now so desirable, 59 a yard. HE BOSTON STORE, 114 South 16th street. ———— Gateh & Lauman, silverware. A uction sale furniture tomorrow, Mon- day, 100’clock, 2188, 12th, Omaha City Auction Co. —— Saml. Burns is just opening the hand- somest line of cut glass and *‘bric-a-brac” suitable for wedding and suniversary ifts ever openedin Omaha and at the owest prices. A call will cost you noth- ing, for ‘‘visitors and purchasers are equally welcome.” —_————— Nebraska Furniwure Co, 520 N. 16th Chamber suites, Carpets, Sold Parlor sets, Draperies, on Folding beds, Shades, the Side boards, Mattings, Installment Gaselino stoves, Babycar’g’s, Plan. Houses furnished complete on short notice. Seeour torms and prices before buying, ——i Joyce's Spring Opening. Joyce's first spring opening will ocour Wed’nudny and Thursday, Iepril 1 and 2, at, his new 1609 Douglas sireet, e —— Baby carriages, carpets, side boards, desks, parlor suits, cheap at Wm. Gibbs & Co., 412 N, 16th st. Surely, Everyone must know by this time that the chfcago& Northwestern is the only line running a solid night train from the Union depot at Omahadirectto Chicago. Leaves 9:10 p. m. Good train, sleepers, chair cars, diner, . Makes all tho fast eastern connections at Chicago. 'This is in addition to the vestibuled fiyer out of Omaha at 4:30 p. m. daily, which airives in Chicago early next morning. City office 1401 Farnam st. location, R Gatch & Lauman, glassware. e Mistit Carpets, ‘Wo have fine Brussells and ingrain, Nobraska Furniture Co., 820 N. 16th, DA Sy C.8.Raymond jeweler,removed to tem- porary Yovation, . . cor. Douglas & 16th oSl See to it that your nome and address gets In_the new city directory now in vress, J. M. Wolle & Co., 510 Paxton blk, s i ‘W. T. Seaman, wagons and carriages, STONEHILLS. S for Monday in All Departments. (reat Bargain Thousands of Dollars Worth of Goods at 25 Cents on the Dollar—4 Great jRed hotter Day. DRESS GOODS, ‘We bought 500 dress patterns at § reg- ular value and we will place them on sale tomorrow. Dress patternsof English cashmero for 8115, wor 295, Buttons with same and no charges for them. Dress patterns of fancy spring suitings for 8150, worth $3.50. No chargo for the buttons, Dress patterns of 40-inch black cash- mere at $1.40, worth $3.60. No charge for the buttons. Dress pattern of black henrietta for $1.98; worth #4,00. No charge for the buttons. Dress patterns of 42 inch black 1k finish henrictta for $298; worth #5.00. No charge for buttons. Dress paterns of new spring suitings, various shades and coloring, $2.85; worth #5.00. No charge for buttons. Dress patterns of imported all wool cheviots for $4.45; worth #7.50. Buttons gratis, Dress patlerns of French henriette in all the latest spring shades for $2.98, worth $4.00. Nocharge for buttons. Dress pattern of novelty henrietta for $2.79, worth $5.00. No charge for but- tons, DOMESTICS. 1 case of fancy DeBiege at 5e per yard, worth 25¢, 48 pieces of imported sateens at T7ic per yard, worth 2. 1 case of apron gingham at 5 a yard. 63 pieces of Arnolds prints at 3%ca yard, 25 pieces of yard, worth 12ic, 1cose all linen erash at 8%c a yard, worth Se, 1,000 remnants of table linen at 17fc, worth up 0 50 a yard. In this lot you will find lengths from 14 to 84 yard 1,200 remnants of fancy s at Gle, worth from 10e to 20c a yard, HOSIERY. 1 case of men’s half hose at 2ic a pair, worth 10c. 248 pairs of ladies’ fancy hose, regular made, at 10c. In thisiot you will find hose worth up to 25¢ and 1 case of ladies’ fast black hose at 5¢ a pair, worth up to 15¢. 500 pairs of ladies’ warranted fast black hose, regular made, at 19¢. Goods in this lot worth from 25c to 50c. Boys’ black ribbed ho: warranted fast color, at 10e, worth 25¢, ODDS AND ENDS. Nos. 9,12, 16, 1l silk, satin and gros grain ribbon at 10¢ per'yard, worth from 20c¢ to 30, Stockinet dress shields at 9c¢ per pair, worth 25¢. Silk shields in'black and white at 19¢c, worth 50c, Ladies' fancy blouse waists at worth $ Ladies’ fast black sateen blouse waists at $1:19, worth $2.50, Ladies' pereale blouse waists at 49c, worth $1.00. 500 silk and satin this lot you will fin $2.00 to $5.00. 1'¢ase of silkc umbrellaa atr 81.98 each, worth frort $3.00 to $5.00. 1 case of boys’ fast. color shirt waists at 10c, worth 35c. Men’s fancy-teck scarfs, ‘your choico of athousand sampies, atsc each, worth up to 50c. 500 dozen windsor ties at 4c each, worth 15¢, A very fine line of 500 samples of men’s neck wear at 15c, worth up to $1.00. MILLINERY. Special features for Monday’s sale. 25 cases of trimmed sailors at 15¢ each, worth 50c. 10 cases of black straw flats at 13¢, worth up to 50c. 5 cases of fluts in lace and straw combi- nutions at 19¢, worth 75¢. Extra size of black leghorns at 39c, worth $1.25, 50 dozen wreaths at 8c each, worth eck nainsook at 8%ca e, arasole at 75c. In goods. -worth from dozen elegant montures at 25c each, worth up to $1.50. The largest line of trimmed hats in the city. The greatest line of milinery west of Chicago. STONEHILLS, 116-118 South 16th street. R To Mme, De San your life is like an open book, she sees the result of a journey, business deals or matrimonial venture. Those wishing to know what the future has in store for them consult this gifted lady at 322 North 16th street. e Millinery Opening. April 1, 2 and 8, ‘Wednesday, Thurs- day and_Friday ladies are cordially in- vited. Music Thursiay afternoon and evening. MRS. R. H. DAVIES, 1118, 15th str. opp. P. O. Ll Go to Wm. Gibbs & Co., 412 N. 16th street, for furniture, carpets, stoves, ete. —_—e Auction Furniture Sale, At dwelling house, No, 1722 Capitol avenue, All the fine furnivure, carpets and other goods contained in_a 10-room house to be sold at auction Wednesday, April 1, 1891, at 10 o'elock v, m. Auc 14 Folding bods $20.00 to $35.00, Wi, Gibbs & Co,, 412 N. 16th street. e Nebraska Fureiture Co, 520 N. 16th Chamber suites; Carpets, Sold Parlor sets; Draperies, on Folding beds, Shades, the Side boards, Mattings, Installment Gusoline stoves, Baby car'g’s, Plan, Houses furnished complete on short notice. See our terms and prices before buying. R Joycew Spring Opening. Joyee’s firstmpring opening will occur Wednesday anThursday, April 1 sna 2, at his new +location, 1609 Douglas street. Helin & Thompson, tallors and fur- nishers, 1612 Bérnuw, Spring styles. e ©.#. Raymond. JEWELER, HAS MOVED TO NORTHEAST CORNER DOUGLAS AND 16TH ST. Upright Fiano for $150, On easy monthly payments, 7¢ octaves, rosewood case, stool and scarl, Great bargaiu, A, Hospe, 1518 Douglas street. A Fact Worth owing. The Burlington is the only line run- ning through Pullman sleeping cars from Omaha to Deadwood. Trains leave Omaha daily at 10:25 a. 1., arriving at Deadwood at noon of the following day. e Fine carrisges, Seaman’s repository b [ cosnand New wall map of Omaha and South Omaha for sale by Muir & Gaylord, room 1, Bee building BENNISON BROS. Arrival Estraordinary of a Full Line of Reasonable Goods, Just Read Our Prices for Tomorrow and Wonder If You Are on Earth-Every ltem is a Plum. 100 pieces the new wash fabric Ioroh morie, retails everywhere at 86c; our price is 19¢ yard. 1,000 cakes Colgate's cashmere boquet soap 19¢ cake, 100 pieces 36-inch bleached muslin, 17 yards for $1. 00, 200 dozen Indies’ fast black regular made hose, 200 a pair, 60 pieces 16-inch silk plushes, yard. 50 pleces fancy plaids, stripes and dingonal dress goods, 25¢ a yard, 100 dozen ladies’ jerse, bbed vests, Long sleeves, 2i¢ each, A new deal, Large line double plate SILVERWARE, WARRANTED. 6 tea spoons, 2 vorth $1.00. 3 table spoons, worth $1.00, 8 table forks 2 1 napkin rin 1 salt in satin $1.00. 1 pepper iv satin-lined box 81,00, This is the greatest bargain ever offered. Get asupply Monday,only 2 50 pieces fancy zophyr flannels, 15¢ yard. New line fancy plaid dress goods 50c yard, worth Ladies’ fancy silk and pair, worth from $1.25 to bargainat G9c. 2 l|)ulcs 86 inch unbleached muslin 4c rd. 200 pieces new challies 2ie yard. Great sale Monday of towels, linens, white goods, bed spreads, ete., ut whole- sule pri 25c o worth 25, worth o lose 69c 50, & great ) and get our prices. 1 FURNISHING GOODS, sh tubs dlc each. sh boards 11¢ each. Large willowclothes baskets 59¢ each, worth 31, 2 hoop pails 10¢ each, Paper pails 20c 6 dozen clothe: Rolling pins 5. The best clothes wringer on earth $1 68. Folding clothes bars 50c. Folding ironing bonrds,- 80c each, worth $1.50. Mvre, Potts’ sad irons, 8 irons in set, only $1.2 set. Gents’ blacking cases Monday 83c each, worth $1.50. Waestern washing machine, best in the world, $4.50. Speci Coppel Copper bottom teakettles, Largo dishpan, 2. pA" copper teakettles $1.25 each,worth $2,75. A1l copper wash boilers, 82,25 each. Thousands of articles in tinware and house furnishing goods atlc, 2, 3¢, 5¢ and 10c each. Special sale of glassware. 1,000 plain glass tumblers, 2 each, Glass fruit dishes at 15cand 35¢, worth 85c and T 6 piece cream sets 15¢ set. Glass pickel dishes 3¢ each. Speclal lamp sale Monday. Hanging lamps $1.98 each. Hand lamps at 15 and 25¢ each. Hanging hall lamps at special prices. Boys’ velocipedes $1.68cach. Special sale baby carriages. , 62 styles to select from at $1.50 up to 25.00 each. Bargains in wall paper, * BENNIiSON BROS. T e HETZEL BROS. Special Prices on Groceries Monday, 2308 and 2310 Cuming street. Wednesday, April 1st,we will sell 20 ounds granulated sugar $1.00; 22 pounds Extra C sugar, $1.00; 7 bars white Rus- sion soap, 25¢;12 bars H, & B. soap, 25¢; good washboard, lse; good broom, 10¢; mopstick, 10c; coffee mill, 2c; carpet tacks, lc. Dr. Price’s B. powder (12 oz can) 5c, rolling pins 8¢, 2-hoop pail, 12ic. No. 1 wash tub 70¢, Davis Royal No, 10 flour $1.50, cream best patent $1.50, best superlative $1.85, good flour 7ic, Wash- burns and Pillsbury ut lowest prices. California egg and green gage plums 18 per can, Bartlett pears Zic percan, peaches 25¢ per can, tomatoes (stand- ard) 9¢, corn 9¢, marrowfat peas 5S¢, candy, 6c per pound; choice, 10c; dates, 7c per poun Ask about our new scheune, there is something in it for you. HETZEL BROS., 24th and Cuming street. sale tinware. bottom wash boilers, 59¢ each. 25c each, = e Millinery Opening. April1,2and 8, Wednesday, Thurs- any and Fridey ladies are cordially in- vited. Musio Thursday aftemoon and evening. MRS, R. H. DAVIES, 11 S, Isth str., opp. P.O. il Nebraska Furniture Co., 520 North 15th street, shows u very attractive line of oarpets and druperies. Terms to suit. i k) s Mk Solid oak chamber suits $15.00 at Wm Gibbs & Co,, 412 N, 16th strect. e adiadds Dr, Gilmore's office removed to N. . cor. 16th and Douglas. Telephone 54 ik bediied Dr. Holmes, homeopathist, successor to the late Dr. Dinsmoor, Douglas block. el e il Misfit Carpets. ‘We have fine Brussells and ingrain. Nebraska Furniture Co, 520 N. 16th, -~ Sherman & McConnell, preseriptionists and family chemists. 1513 Dodge. i S iy Carpets, Chas, Shiverick & C Farnam street. .y 1206-1208-1210 Spring carpets, draperies and furni- ture, Orchard’s,Continental bik., 15th and- Douglas, e Joyce's Spring Openi Joyce’s first spring opeuing will occur Wednesday and Thursday, April 1 and 2, at his new location, 1609 Douglas street, R Peacock conl. No soot, quick fire, white ash. A.J. Meyer & Co., opp. P. O el MeCormick & Lund, fine perfumes. B Gatch & Lavman, china. J. E. Dietrick, architect, 906 N. Y. Life. I Attention, comrades of George A, Cus- ter post, No. 7,G. A, R. Youare or- Alere\\ 10 report at Cus hall at 7:30 p. m, sharp, Apri n ng your wivesand children. Custer host extends a cordial invitation to the adies of the W, R. C., Sons of Veterans and all visiting comrades, and all old soldiers, sailors and marines and citi- zens generally, 10 join us in celebrating the 2th anniversiry of the organizition of our beloved order thut weall love so well. Let there be afull attendance, By order of . P, BROWNF, Adjutant, PAGES B, Falconer, Mondny we place on sale noveltios in spring dress goods, spring wraps, laces, embrolder ladies” and gents’ under- wear, ladies’ and gents’ hosie ¥y lace curtains and deaperios, DRESS GOODS, 40-inch camel’s hair, homo spun, 50 yard, worth today at the least 65¢, 40-inch wool plaids, just the thing for misses' school wear, 75 each, worth $1.00, 42 inch cashmere exquisite shades 750, worth f0e, 44 inch English whip cord, the very best woaring goods made, price $1.25, worth 1. 65. 50 inch French cassimere twill, close firm Jouve, good for dusty weather, inch cheviot suitings for traveling drosses, very durable, only $1. | 42-inch Hedford cord in staple and | lnte colorings, somothing entirely new, | price $1.25 S-inch satin finished henrietta in onceivable shade at $1,00. Wosell “Gloria” for summer dustors, Woesell “Moviau” for summew skirts, Wo scll novelty robes for less money than any house in the city. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. SECOND FLOOR, Norfolk waists made of blac teen, warranted fast; prico 00 and speclal. large lotof ladies’ alico wrappors at $1.00. Ladies® embroid navy or blacl DRAPF ( THIRD Brussels lace $1 Swiss tambou Trish point $ Swiss muslir Nothingham lac 2 Gilroy curtain stretchers $3.00 each Monday. We have just received anew line of furniture covering infalliprices and quality, LINEN DF Our great special still continues. They areconceded by everyone to be* the best value evor offared in Omaha. Sece our elegant bed spread at $ reduced from § ), Sece our full sized Mars spread at $1.98, reduced from See our i spread at $2, 4 See our full sized Marselllos spread at $2.75, reduced from $4.00, Seo our full sized Murseiles spreads at $3.00, reduced from $4.25, See our full sized Marseiles spreads at $3.50, reducad from $4.50. Sco our new table damask at 85c, 90¢, $1.00, with napkins to match, Remnants of damask at much lessthan cost, See our great 2c towels, worth 35e. See our great 16§c towels, worth 25¢, Big bargains in this weel. Tadie or > ARTMENT, salo of bed spreads bed bed bed bed bed this department all N. B, FALCONER. Syl 1f Columbus Weroalive todny and wished tosee & large portion of the country he discov- ered, he would undoubtedly travel via the Chicago & Northwestern, on account of the uniformly excellent equipment, fast time and sure connections which prevail wherever the Northwestern runs, BRI Nebraska Furniture Co. , 520 North 16th street, shows a veryattractive line of carpets and draperies. Terms to suif. el S Remember F. M. Schadell & Co., when out selecting your spring hats or bonnets. 1622 Douglus. For Sale—Full blooded pug puppies, 1501 Vinton street. — A Musical Treat, The celebrated Davenport band, Prof. Henry Restorfl, manager, will give a sucred concert at Germania hall on Sun- day evening, the 20th inst. This band is composed of some of the best musi- cians in the west, and lovers of music ought not to fail to hear them, The programmo consists of some of the best and most popular selections, including an Oboe #olo by Prof Restorfl, Admission, At Auction, One brick house, 24x32, two stories high; corn cribs, sheds, frame stable, fencing. 1017 Howard street. Sale to commence at 2 o'’clock April 1,on the premises. . R. WELLS, Auctioneer, - Gateh & Lauman, lamps. THE GRAND J A e Thursday, Priday and Suturday, April 2, 3 and 4, FRY FOSTER . English Gaisty Co Brilliant, Bewltcht Peerless, Porfect, Pa and spectacular prog Miss Pauline I eller, Vanola Tarvel, Remza and Aro, uwnd Reserved Seat Box office open Wed nesda 50c and & cents. KELLEY, STIGER & 00, Special Scle Ladies' Embroidered Hand« kerobiofs. St 4 New Patterns in Dress Goods at \'r?/ Low Prices at Kelley, Stiger & Monday Morning. Co's Ex traordinary sulo of LADI BROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS™ At exactly one-half the rogular prices. On Monday morning wo will offer the greatest bargain in ladies’ embroidered and dainty printed, hem stitehed and scolloped border handkerchiefs that wag ever offered in this it DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND GREAT SALE. 150 lndies’ embroidered and dainty hemstitched fine lawn handkere chiefs THIS dozen at Ske cach, rogular prices 15¢ 200 fine embroidered, scalloped and homstitehed border linen lawn handkerchiefs, very desirable dsm. signs, and 20¢, dozen ladies’ at 19¢ cach, regular prices 80¢ and 35, Ladies' hand embroidered pure linon lawn ecolloped hiefs large variety of beautiful designa, 2 border handk Rogular prices DRE Our stock flne French challies now complete, Also alargo assortment challies, 108, worth 25, 2 cases fine challies 10¢, worth 15, 50 pieces good challies Gte, worth i00a ALL NEW PATTERNS, KELLEY, STIGER & CO., Farnam and 13th st, R phage L DT This (Sunday) Evening March 2% Hanlon Bros. NEW SPECTACULAR PANTOMINE— SUPERBA, Prices as usual. BOYD’S. THE MONAROHS OF COMEDY, o Taugh Loud and Hearty. ONEJINIT I MoNDAY, MARCH 30. THE TWO 0LD CRONIES. A Great Company of Players, Messre, Frank M. Wills, Ch. Jer nan, Harry Deltz, Frank 0'Brio ‘el Woagern, Missos A dn Deay e Charming music, bow 0 TWO N ENGAGEMENT OF THE COMEDIAN STUART ROBSON, AND COMPANY OF PLAYE . under the Direction of W. R. HAY DEN. Wednesday Evening, April Ist, Gorden & Corbett's New Conedy, Is Marriage a Failure! Thursday Evening, A Bronson Howard's Great Co THE HERIETTA. MR. ROBSON. (ovrend Prices, Parquet and Parquet $1.00, genera! ad niissi neral admissio 0x Sheets 0 BOYDS. Bty April 3, 4 and 5, SUNDAY, Children's Matinee Saturday. KIRALLFY'S Beautitul Falry Spectacle the WATER » QUEEN=R Prescnting a Host of Noveltles and Odaities. ORIGINAL DARES, N ND LOLLA. RADT, KIRALFY'S CORPS do BALLET 60 - Persons in the Grand Producticn, - 60 Prices as usual, DINE EOEN NSTE@N WiLL JLawLE R, MANAGER. Cor. 11th and Farnam Sts., Omaha. WEEK OF MARGCH 80. The Greatest Freak of the Age. DA WINNIE UGHERTY, the Minnesota WOOLY FACE BABY. A remarkable handiwork. pletely covered with a growth of soft, sillen A human lamb with Qinary child THE SILT sketch, Fun Jaspor’s | The Orpne Edward M Dame Nature encentrio faco, neck and entire bod, is come fleocas 11 the eharacteristics of the ore ALY -t wonder JRIAN QU 4 T in their original Around the Old Cubin Door, or Uncld He us Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo Giddy, J. W. Green, C, A, Quare Petersem, ro. The Fowlers Clowa Hat Spinners. William Rowe, Wonderful T STRABIKA, Dancing. An illust novel achs EDWARD tidigiteor. ck and Fancy Clog the greatest yet presented. Thi ..# sating much commentwherever showdg MA RO, the Great Mugician and Prese A High Chrss Novelty Enteviainment. New Attractionsin All Parts of t he House. New Freaks, N{‘Q Curiosities, New Faces. A Kaleidoscopie Entertainment. N, ONE DIMERis the Price at THE DIME EDEN MUSEE, ! l t