Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 1, 1893, Page 8

'HE_OMAHA_DAILY BEE: PARK COMMISSION REVIVING | FALCONER'S PARASOL SALE [FALCONER ~ EASTER EVE mvmmmmmvmmmmmm mmn EASTER Ny Beginning an Active Oampaign for the Com- | 7,000 New Parasols and Umbrellas on Special | Offers 100 Full Dress Patterns of Wool Dress ing Season, Bale Tomorrow—The Most @oods at $2.48 Each. FINER “ PAVILION FOR HANSCOM PARK | COLOSSAL ~ SALE EVER ATTEMPTED | ACTUALLY WORTH $5.00 EACH Bany - Basy Bannrrr. Bany Vanovson. e e - West—north or south—at home o K Fifty Thousand Nursery Treos Ordered— | Every Parasol a Gem of Rare Beanty, Every | These Are New Spring Goods Never Shown abroad—no house that you know of § nd Are Best Value We Have | Movement to Name One Park for ‘I Umbrella of Guaranteed John A, Logan - Work on the | Boulevards, uality—Our Betore Other vi Sale Until Night. Own Exclusiy sells boys' clothing as we sell it Wj"MWMY"YYYY?Y"Y"MYYYY"""YWZ President George L. Miller, Judge Lake 500 UMBRELLAS Do you want a traveling dress? This 1 Mr. George W. Lininger and Mr. Kilpatrick These are the celebra English AND opportunity to get one. were the members of the park commission | gloria cov , with natural wood sticks, | To get one of th dress patterns & ant at the meeting of the board yester- | value )0, for this, our opening sale, [ must be on time, Only one hundred $1 each, will be sold and not more than two pat- | b letter from 300 UMBRELLAS A’ terns to a customer i % raener ( plaining his Imported gloria, no better sun or GENTS' EASTER TIES ACH | completed plans for the improvement of | rain nmm-\m’ made, come in a beautiful \HI ir llvm m[(_ H0¢, vl.u.\ o \1 | b Elmwood park. The wentleman suggested srtment of mounted, natural wood | grand picking of new styles, tecks and | R ' :h'l':“u:, : I”f 9 W% asbe - | sticks, value $3.00, for this sale $2.00, | four-in-hands; they will go with a rush at all times unapproachable values bl hat, s the park will for s | 00 UMBRE S ) at 2o¢ each. i i if visited by comparatively m,mlil‘!fl} I“,‘,"\,‘ M\; F ”:, vered | GENTS' TIES AT there is one week incach fifty-two | [ ot it would not Ly Ak Crbid Al N st | ¢ free of charge if they are worn out in- A big pile of them, M\Mhm n, but the 18 S qEvote e BaRtSTnE practical o akoexpensive - im- | i 0t 12 monthe pAPban Hatlan; | won'e 1agY. 1ok \ gt Ky T [ ; which we devote more particularly | provements for the special benefit of | \Wo wontrol this make for Omah S1.00 and $1 and you cannot buy | Basy Jause, Bany Bavo 1y Bnennics. Bany Ganowes. . - e SRty pedestrians, but it would be better to confine 300 UMBRELLAS AT $3.75, them for less at any otlier time than to- | to the boys than any other- this, the improvements in the main to such fea ! a choice lot: Put | morrow night after 7:30 o'clocks be on | Titese twelve beautiful babies have been cured of the most torturing and dise the week before Easter. A special would make the park attractive to | tinel covers the best wearers in exist- | hand. R 3 i figuring of skin, scalp and blood diseases, with loss of hair, by the CUTICURA REME- pussing through in carriagesoron | ence; never sold before less than NIGHT SHIRILS AT 45C, | IS after the best physicians and all other remedies had failed, The story of their 500 horseback, such as driveways, bridges and | £5.00 each, and we'll sell that price Here is an offer in nightshirts that we . Wl 1 . The d 1 trees. The complete an as prepared b, this date. | will probably never duplicate; T3¢ night- | suffer s almost too painful for recita he days of torture and nights of agony Mr. Cleveland is now in the possession of | 1,000 umbrells at #.00 cach. In this | shirts, made of New York mills muslin, | from itching and burning eczemas, and other skin, scalp and blood diseases, Add n.; 1\ m’mn 1 4.4“«. ! ind $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 | finished in the best possible manner, for | to this the terrible disfigurement, and life seemed, in most cases, scarcely worth the Bri7007) syaro reasiiton and allowed | massed in one grand lotat | two hours tomorrow night, 4dc cachs | living. But these cures are but examples of hundreds made daily by the Curicura | .00 cach don’t miss this chan vilion BOYS' SUITS RemEDIES, They may be heard of in every town, village and cross-roads. Grateful isarance Adj PARASOLS AT MEN'S LAUNDERED PERCA The question of rebuilding the Hanscom Surah parasols in all the 't color- | AND HALF LAUNDERED WOOLEN mothers proclaim them everywhere. In short, CUTicURA works wonders, and its fiik | park ]M”,MH“,‘,‘“!“ bef r‘- Vl“ "'HH}"’ i 1.‘“' y vith very pretty handles in crooks, | AND CHEVIOT SHIRTS, cures are among the most marvellous of this or any age of medicine, To know that e b i e e e latat: Nas and ks o corvespond in-colors, | =G s, e a single application of the CuticUkA REMEDIES will, in the great majority of cases, been adjusted. The company has agreed to 3 PARASOLS A QLI U RSB e afford instant relief, permit rest and sleep, and point to a permanent and economica n . 5 ¢ pay the board #10,102 e total insurance | Pancy colored parasols in plain and | are choic ins and oughtuot togo rd instant relief, permit rest and sleep, and point to a permanent and economical will be offered to “The Nebraska's g was £12,000. Dr. Mi ind Judge Lake | pin striped, in bamboo and Englist 50, but for this great (because most speedy) cure, and not to use them without a moment's delay, is to fail vine thought the adjustment very satisfactory, as | handles, value, £5.00, w night your in your duty. Cures made in infancy and childhood are speedy, and permanent patrons today—in two distinet lots | ) the salv is said to be worth more than | PARASOLS A 00, y yourself y NG M aaaiin e, £2,000. The hoard will doubtless rebuild the | An assortment of $7.00 to 88,00 Al PRAN DR ERCHTERS, S, Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, s0c.; SOAT, 25¢.; RESOLVENT, §1. Prepared by Porran at prices that will “suit” dad’s stvilion aftern different plan. President | o.ii" 8 i : | hiofs s 10! DrUG AND Ciigsticat CORPORATION, Boston. * Al about the Skin, Scalp and Hair ” mailed fr ¢ " | RALlthe Wi wiibonlzen: to. olose up.the nds | 2o 18 chiffon arg iandkorchiefs in this los i o Lass AL Sk pockethook while we suit the hoy. % changeable silk e worth up to 35¢ each. 1 dozen toa cus- — & justment business with the insurance com tomer tomorrow night $1.00, BOOK DEPARTMENT .'\\lvll\l. FOR SATURDAY NIGHT at 15 ment of sha for this sale AT 38,00, $10.50 AND We will show a mc sortment of lace and ¢ HAYMOND, THE JEWELER matter of paying special pavement on the strects surrot d, but w T T T T T T e “MMM“R com park wis discu: on | | 0 8 spccial conmittee for furt | parasols, every one a 1 novelty de- Special sale of eloth bound books by (l ROHTLHD Btzaation e the | Signed exclusively for us, the best authors Lytton, Carly i lm‘:.,'.'."f..t,}:'m eation of Mr. Lininger CARRIAGE PARASOLS, $1.19 Seott, Jules Verne, Dickens, Samuel meet at the park some day | never | Lover, ete., ete. .|l1nw 1. n veek to discuss and decide 100 adjustable carrig 4 1 & A o i3 y AR sy e SOTHE WA toTE ThE et S s g YOU are ever going to greet your friends the former pavilion. 1t is the opimon of | sale, $1.19 A splendid assortment of bound books, . ’ S £y X ¢ several members of the board that a pavi FASTER GLOVES. wl{\lw prose and poctical works b with an Easter Present you will buy it tomor Jon more commodios and | there are three hundr old one can be built :d nobby tical than the | NOTE TIIS; We are solo o most popular write gents for row or not all—for the world comes to an end Dr. Miller announced to the board’ that ““‘ Sulohl w’l ;1\”‘“:“ lmm “Cie \\)m i ]l;w‘\ nl \I\HW‘» |‘| 1\ J.'\”. fancy cheviot suits with plaited coats | the title to the Parker tract had been prop- | £loves: they are the best glove in the ucile orna tomola, | 5 ) AW ) i 5 p | erly filed, the monoy for tho land had been | mavket, superior in every respect to all of Fairy Tales, and many April 6th. Look at our window first, ages 5 to 14--the three dollar kind nd the deal pleted othors say this because we have The Scarlet Letter, in fancy | c t " 5 motion of Mr he boa tried all others and have found the binding at 25c cach and two hundred fine all wool | { to purc in the nursery plat in Elmwood par 50,000 trees to be | tion in Donot fail to take advantage of these the best satis fancy cheviot suits—ages 5 to 14 c dozen. N. B. FALCONER. | I‘ inch real whalebone, bargains, 10 be used in the 1 g P . i NS S lineis tre s »earry a full assortment of the WASH GOODs DEPT. with double-breasted square cut | Jiha eomimittoa ot Jlics, of which Mr. | Trefousse & Courvoirsier kid gloves, all Remnants of Seotch ging RAYWICND. 1 ¢ ie_comimi on_suppli which Mr § 5 FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS, OMAITA, s T i Lininger is chairman, was instructed to this | guaranteed makes, Remnants of domestic A Lt ey coats. You expected to pay three offect. NOTIONS Rem calico, | I | } ‘The hole in the ground at Hanscom park neh velveteen facing, 1 teen, | S = - = iity for just such suits. | | which the board haa hoped would develop Jost tubular e i Remnants of flannel. | ) f g e e s s i AR e ML (RSO 0 D LBONG OL | S Gy ire bl g Price from 5e per yard up, all lengths | e i = | { sore spot. The auger has reached a depth 0 Raeii wnd grrades | ol | © \!Hfu\‘m\ here s no sign of an ar reSrbi oy = LA > ] U o A ! | Flobruska @f’oflfnug UGS AR UG AL zmm T e flow Several memoers of the board expressed serious doubts as to whether the Sineh real whalebone, 85 dozen. H effort would be success | lebone, $1.00 dozen { A T el o ol Names for Parke | amber and black horn hair pins, Searles | ATURDAY is fruit 1| = At ) B iaan 10¢ & dozen L Considerable informal conversation took f ound P e Heal M o— d wd Distin tracts, Dr. Miller suid he under- | 5708, 4e paper., e o ana) i S A | »:(.ml that Colonel 1nc;v.\;m. nded to visit Windsor ties, all silk embroidered and [ .0 ’;I' i ‘j y TSN | H new oranges fresh from [ i Omaha 1 company with Mrs. General John | faney colors, in surah and china silks, | 10RO0S: 19¢ ~_1ef . ) AV Logiin . tvith 1 YTaw b Riuging sho board | 915> oot surahands ohint silks, | \cings ol Bl ! & | & California at all prices ac- 1 agree to name the Distin_track, which lies | = Syopling silver hat p A in | the ve finest § north of tho.Nebraska school. for the deaf, | 818 VEPAIGL DS e P prow, large size i{] cording to size. We can't j Logan y i Californ i s LA # “Judging from the natural weakness of ¢ pocket books at 38e. OB NIoW tib st liag ship less than a box of A Al de ¥ the gentlemen composing this board,” said | 5 pocket books, in real seal | S ST LENGCT gttt 23 S s 3 7 | e center spaco of this advertisement will alw W Coutn an astons e day's bargala . the doctor, I am pretty thoroughty con- | and dongola, T9e. g Calliand ey earies : nSe oltwi WATCH FOR T % ¢ Lt s fwe do not name the Distin 30 10 \'uu POdlebNBOOks Kt ng il BOOOECRER SEeur BTURERE O RL AR i fruit or a case of wine, / Logan arrives it will be | clasps, re department downsta L [ 1 seal and dongola, $1.38. [ ics’ handkerchiefs vor of naming it vight away } Monday. s agreed that ench member of the | GYPsY wavine board should prepare o list of suitable Oriental wavi names for the two tracts to be submitted at ! plated, 5 prongs, the next regular meeting, when the parks BLACK lln\n, will be christencd Monday we open up our spring and | [ BUTTER AND CHEESE. | | RIS S L s R T [ e SPE IALISTS GAItORR IO AT 2es) Grand sale of We have the largest and renmery, y jour butter here 3 2 most complete o5 Pht s dmlo sty i 10: Dozen. ' I i) e b Silks and Dress Goods DR. U. L. SEARLES, Consult ng surgoon, full eream chec Mr. Kilpatrick was o y fc | Graduate ot Rush Sledical” Colioz 7 California Port, n M “ ’)y D p t} i Kilpatricle was very anxious to 50 | gummer assortment of the Celebrated | 4nd 124c: brick cheese, 10c, [24e and Hey | S0 ool gy vy pr e te o simaniot | [ 25¢ Quart Bottle, Tomorrow. | . LS . Mearcst to tho heart of the city 08 carly as | ODYX - dye hosiery with s\u«.\ul.":(]-,“|~‘ .” . and 200: in fa J cflaofl”} NERVOUS [ = fone e possible. The superintendent of parks was | Krand —specia We are sole = nickel IC {..m. ted to wet everything in readi | agents for the onyx dye hosiery. ‘“‘f::“,n« you any kind che you u ] 3 g ! . MEAT DEPARTMENT. = D 1lp Saturday will be a great 800 as the ground is found to be in suitab) written g antee goes with eve »air, * s ' Los Angsles 3 Y S coudition, A long discussion took place over | not only. s o the dye but also for | Finest sugar cured No. 1 hams, i | We gnre Catarrh, All Diveavosof tha \Cmnant o alc day in on men’s and ladies picnic hams, 1 @alifornin: bone- | Nose. Throat, Chest, Stom oh, Bowels | [ ‘Wine, Liquor and Cigar Co.. Do bk St and head eicose, | Blood, Skt and Kiduey Disnsos LR b ok | in our domestic depart- 2 1 S , : n 50 | Fe Weaknessos, Lost Manhood i ment. Dhonsanis et A 3 all ¢ per poun akfast bacon, 12c: | Eemale 0 sands o i 3 ]n(l l) ham sausage, blood i — nermanondly curo odds and ends. urish N C frankfort, Sei boneless ham, tripe | witt ous the use of kaifo, ligatars gr cany and pigs' fc i per pound: dried heef, All maladios of &' privats or ddlicato ature, of the completion of the north boulevard s iy dieab RS b to have it extended fuom the Varker tract | ::‘ iv durability. We replace every paix wihave [ that does not “give perfect satisfaction. On wotion of Mr. Lininger the committee | Sale opens Monday. on improvements was instructed to beggin N. B. FALCONER. worl on the north boulevard at the earhest | possible moment_and to prosecute it with vigor 80 as to get itin shape for practical HAYDEN BROS, Jeza i e fllus feewa e s e s during the present summer, | —— 10¢; compressed cooked corned beef, 10¢ amp for Clrculars, Fres | — = S e Superintendent Adams was instructed to | Glaalauditillinery, Depgrtme per pound. Dow't forget to call at our o s 000°0:8°0:08°90D0080®) If you want to buy Our bran new stock of make an estimate of ‘e cost of foncing | CIAL EASTER PRICE fish department. Our motto, every av- | DI, Searles \\t Scarles, "'HaAWa N | 8 { Eilmwood parl, Flis s decued necessary turday night on our new ladies! | ticle guarangecd to be s representéd or Next hoor to Postottios T- GALLEN ! 1no! Ea [y flfld wra N or the reason that the park has become i Sl a g S hatinaad. 7 nmeighborhood. ‘The superintendent said it st my s, Capes, wraps, jacl kots, : HAYDEN BROS,, . g is one of the attractions on 3 would be only a loss of money and time to We can show you a large stock, made Promoters of home industry. § p j 1 ac l’ S i plunt trees in Elmwood without fencing the | up in the new spring mixtures, in shade —_—— 'CUS AMARUS get our prices first. § our second floor. rices =rml for ng cows would create | of tan and gray, inall-wool twilled Shoe Sale Saturday. L ,".,.(SYLL,H,,A,“"LSJ S’p(’c?:l sale tlnmurrmv the lowest. ] havoc if the tract were left ope. cheviots: navy, tan and black notched | BROOK BROS'. make ladics' $5.00 e Eo o) “".'r'.‘.‘,“y‘l.,‘.'i"‘f’,’liil i 5 : g o R R A French button shoes at $3.50, B to E . N. and broadeloths absolutely 1. S 1 — = and at prices which start at make GUNSUMPTIGN 2 all the way up 19,00, A athe 0! d A Benutital Easter Tden. Speeial sale on faales waists tomor- patent leather, button e At this season of the ye very scarce, We will pi ow’ lady patrons w rose with each pn roses are | row sent each of Silk waists, Ja a a beautiful Easter | white s hase of a wturday Ato E widths, opera CAN BE CURED ese silk, blue and | " UISKAMP BROS! ladies’ = pe. and also in other colors, | g.50, fine climax kid, shoes, at aiv of | handsomely made, full sleeves; stylish, D and i widths, opera and C. Pomorrow only § $1.50, 8175, { Percale waists, beautifully made up n light and dark cffects: BE CURNR: I Ll g ! EASTER EGGS § Annsvmummvcu., 2 & 4 1f Dr. S sumption people migh self throuw These are bargains no lady can afford | ers means just what it Is ell worth | 45 miss, Come and get choice of sizes | A Specific for Consumption Wae Joubss bup what has provol it 1428 MISSISSIPPI AVENUE, ST. LOUIS, MO. H w record us old us our grand fatn- €1, of 40 conts to def Will IRSE DRY GOODS CO, | double m-lw ice we are askin, Tomor- | and widths. nd for all diseases of the Lungs. No treat- 3 | vow only 37ie. Ll iy e anC I the 'world onn. place 0. many bernias 1 Low Kate Excursion. Biendhs sitoan T s MEN'S SHOES, nent cures of Consumbtion to its eradit us hr. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGCISTS Not v Warranted My sixtecnth special excursion to { Men's fine calf, hand sewed, #5.00 | Schenek's. Nothing in Natur s0 direc 0 81 por bottle. $3 for @ bottles, full & | extra fing silk effect) iy will supply you Free of Cost, surpassing delicacy and flavor, or Cake WHAI BRAND 1S ON YOUR COLLAR? that is moist and sweet are desired . . . At owr grand special Baturday we will present eve | buysa pair of the Reynicr g [ beautiful vose for Eastor, wo Prices 2.00 and THE MORSE Good Groceries Pianos aud Organs. cheaper than any house Examine our famous ) in the ¢ Prompt delive lv.\g).n be, if you ent ' collar; for this brand of collars is the very best value t can be had in cole . Price’ m Baking P r - , Dr. Price’s Crea 2 Powde THE Gonk @ 1eip e 1S INDISPENSABLE. [ : CLUETT, COON & GO, kf wves $1.60, WEGMAN PIANO. A e vin the Santh Polvaut e snnecnsily : shios. 0t #3.50, lnce and cengress, A to | | and effectively on the lun Special terms in larger 1 | RO, eax vin ”\p:‘n ..\ o 0 1s f material used, tomor- | A g } } ssues, und so quickly disposes B ! Address R. C. Patterson, 425 Ramg. haye hundreds of handsome new | M fine $4.00 calf welt shoes, at | all the see ‘.f.l‘(‘.‘w.‘;,ul... s s 168, § building, Omaha, Neb. | za 1ts in this departme L one | ¥3.00, B to I widths, lace and cong mc 3 - e v o | Bk eaf Loy e | s S o5 e o1, | B Sehencl’s Fulmonle Syrup) A pp you Under- |3 ated hir iano g « e i our prope 0 _yo | and congr Wil i only ufter Y 1 = [ BASTER MILLINERY NOVELTIES, | made aud every pult s big burguin .’il.‘l’.. ton 1\ { [])l ELRE.G / .’J old, 4 4 o ane g | New shades in ribbons s, orna- 4 08. | now. [ | bo our opening day for | nents, Everything > e | throu hout tne Dr ‘} i h sy Wehave alarge varioty of . T4 / T ] R 1 AR e e ] onnets from Pavis. There is not | months, at half price. Ford & Charlton, | Dr ot H, Schenic & Soi Pliladlhia, Pa l r{{QQNQ 1 Shohla ol hngcuble s | as complete a stock fu tho city "% | 1508 Doag — TUSSCS ; trimming. | \IRENGTH Vfllll” MAHHI](JU “ gum wnbrellas i plain and ol \ll p])fll'tt‘l'\‘ e f ble silk colors royal bl | N . cardinal and in fuct, everything | Don't miss the I —— new . in | both in shapes and | | And aro suro we oan ploase | ens a,t,S. ! = colors of si you . L I. . | Bl o e g s Great Thread Sale ' in changeable silk T I ’ rivate room for fif ! A - ings at $1.47; this lot is \ | D P Bulfinohs cl.y R T B oy e in our notion department We can save you one "y g at K1AT: th ‘ ‘physitemos 0% | Lady in attendance for Lndy Customors, i ¢ ) t il UBY G00DSTCO. ) r. rice's ERi L ] © Medical Supplies, tomorrow. Best 200 yd. in this line. = All lat- Building Vermits, . EUICAL Ao PICIZE ESAAY or / 1 Rubber Go spool only 214 cents, | est styles and good quality. R oo a i e ievuod Cream Baking Powder Erppia e Hcntan Ty Jidd ana fudoer Res) ARl 4 | 2ok A0S BRI yesterday by the inspector of budldings he young, the | Willlam Woolt ARt eaanni e | i ”HES' il 'Km: i ['24 m_[]f v?x%'P[NH]U]'E‘ GO ' | We sell all patent medi=- | furnia, dwelling 15 PURE AND SPOTLESS. [ 114 5. 15th, Next to Postoffice. s lower thar e ‘ 1 S, Twenty-s ath and Californiu,res i 1 " et = . houses. Try us. Get prices ' Minor perinis 126 [ " e = “ basement, [ in our i LY N ol 3 1 - 0, - b i Porunits, aggreguting. 814,020 I'he only Baking Powder not tainted with Ammonia, Alum, FREE! GL;‘HEL‘('NAY{&“ E FREE! MEN .'.'L..‘.‘,“.,“.".‘, g Tomoarrow and next week. Dl’ug Depal’tment. v T “Brown's Bronchial Troches” are widely s il ‘e aised Wi drice's is 3 i AL 3 | B D | oradiemion Hinioood viied wih Bn ket | TWELVE-ROW PUZZLE ! | Qi {=moots s |'"——I—'__"—_— : ) Sold only in boxes. | always wholesome, We Offer Va|n:\,hM”Pvlzu ln“r z:- Solution! " r\i‘l g AuAun_ml vi)t MOHL CO.. We se | We are he .uin]u:n ters for l | Roses GIven Awny | When Flaky White Biscuit, Pastry of | ""i:fi'\’.n'::fll o) i et fansa uppa e 1 L ‘ - Take home a hox of Baldufl’s fine Jos,16Lh aud Capitol svenue. None be DODGE AND 15th STREETS,