Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1893, Page 5

e THF, OMAHA DAILY BEE: SU \'Dfl ‘\I’RIL 2, 1893—TWE FALCONERS GREAT SACRIFICE SALE Tomorro NTY PAGES. 8 w we plac a3 e on special sale BO pieces of 88c china silks at 875¢, 40 pietes of $1.28 black goods at 87ij¢c per yard, up to $1.80 at 8714c, 28 pieces of 28¢ and 80c¢ genuine Scotech Gingham at 10¢, 28 pieces of 80c and 88¢c French Sateens at 18¢, 238 pieces of pieces of Novelty Dress goods, value 8e fancy figured LLawns at 18¢, and $8,000 worth of rare Japanese ware will be aimost given away. These are most extraordinary offers. Mail orders will be filled at the speceial prices until Wednesday only. Read the full particulars below. [——— A— e e - —_— s e - W ——— s T - i - X <000 yards of colored wool dress = 50 pieces of fancy pA 25 pieces of genuine Scotch /'\ 25 pieces of genu'ne French /' \ 40 pie of t! st weaves \ S 3 4 ! a ground china silks, full value 5 Zephyr ginghams, real value sateens, 35¢ and goc qual- / \ in black dress goods, $1.00, goods, 75C an / / S by ¢ 3 / N of each yard 85¢, Mon- /’ 25c and 3oc, 1 pattarn \ ities, limit 1 dress pat- / ¢1.25 and $1.35 qual- \ ’ \ 85c qualities, at i day all at / to a customer, i N tern to a customer, ities, Monday 37%.c / \\ 871 4 Monday at X Motiday st , S /2 / N\ 2C 1O per N 15 per / ¢ , ©C < c x per . N yd N ¥« yar 54 b} . \ High Grade Imported Onyx Black Hosne; ! acloty Dress Goods. ¥ $1; 40-inch F plaids qualities worth 81. 25; 40-inch crenon- We open up for the s ettes, worth $1.2 40-1nch 20,000 pairs of dies’, the city s o) dre n b garment f_‘;‘\‘:‘" 5 It is worth 85c. ECIAL 1;- RGAINS IN Men’s F . h' Medivn w ight m ,‘,_“l "."l“‘\r";'-":' Handkerchiefs. urnishings. g A bl ey g Handkerchiefs. 1 see an imme nse line of , worth #1.50 :uél_, 5 patterns .rch. purchased « high cos Monday s lek Sale. extensive lius of ey ata bty e ‘\'\“’;;1)‘,_:‘.:_\.-‘. for 50c ench. e — = o - = o i e —— o ——y Our | Rare Japanese Ware | Rare Japanese Ware | Rare Japanese ‘Ware | Rare Japanese Ware Worth e Third At 1oc, handsome hand carved paper At $5.85, Tokenabi umbrella stands, 1 At 28c, Japanese fancy teapots t $1.00, At 10c, at 15, at 25c¢. cut'ers. At 35c and §r1.co, Japanese At $4.35 handsome Tokenabi, S]‘X |superb chocolate pots. At $1. 38, square 300 globe shaped fancy inlaid lac-{bronze match boxes. At $1.35, 60 ar-|House orn 8sc, lovely tea- o F]OOI’ ch na trays, At 8sc, at §1.35, at $1.8 quer bmes, useful for ]ewel receptacle, |tistic pan or ash trays. A large assort-jcups and saucers; at 6oc, after-dinner Tlmes B . |60 Tokenabi jardenieres. ’etc. At 20c each, 100 Larque trays. imcnt of lanterns. lcups and saucers, . > argains. | | As Much. And thousands of beautiful articles that we laek space to mention. A personal inspection mean® a purchase. WOULD NOT BE DESERTED | TEN COAL MINERS PERISH Wahoo, and 7 out of $75,000, Haw! CHEROKEF Terrible Way a Chadron Man Set Domestic Difficulties. MURDERED HIS WIFE AND SUICIDED a Fearful Fate in a Buming Pennsylvania Mine — REV, RICHARDS' RESIGNATION, Welsh Preshyterians Decid, After Some Troubie, to Change Pastors. s u\' 11 v;‘ llu 14 as orth Twentys 10:30 2 g of f any kiud at the *h, North Twenty= Easter Sunday. | They Discuss the Proposed Sale of the Strip [ to the Government. Timmquim, L T., April 1—in the sentto | DISTRESSING SCENES' AROUND! THE PIT | of the Cherokee council a substitute was presented for the bill brought in yesterday cept the government's e subject of a hea s not NO PASSES. Rewardof a Nebraska Woman Who Pre- ferred to Support Herself Kather Than and be- | Kelatives and Friends of the Imprisoned Men Powerless to Help Them La- Western Railroads Will Furni ~n, Neb. No More Free Trausportation "lhu Year. s ements that i il s Samanlae Tue Bee.]—The district | > proy . ment Their Awfal Fate—Brave It wil f people | were offered for publication in the religious IR held at the Burtenbach hould not trued to m Wik of Ribsiacs who have th the lumns of Tuz Bes yesterday is a story night was well att acceptance of the ments railroads in the 1 an ces between the pase ing present from Kearney Western Nelson, Au t has culminated Caaprow, Neb., April 1.—[Special Tele | Central ( Easants ril 1.— a 9 5. | 10 be appointed by the who' shoul E to the agr g of the church and the resiguae gram to Tae Ber ] —This city was the scene | The gold medal for the oratorical class was | before the title of the ( herokee _outle in the 2 a of the pastor. B0 3 siockine ‘muvder and” stiéide’ today; 4 Bateman of and that ould pass in fu the federal govern- | operated b & J. Morlais Richards 1o/ the past Jessie Outan st s class by Miss Etta Lynch eeiiptay ol w0 prizes were given in the ass. The first was sh Presb, wife on a princ the e of the W r fifteen 1 drama Sue G Lessie turning the rev out. He had be his wife had been w port hersel refused to re York M. recovered, as follows: JOHN ROBLE islan CHADRON'S COWBOY RACE. @ules Governing the Novel Contest of Ne- braska Horsemen. Cuavrox, Neb,, 2 Brx licharus was one the organi- S CONDUCTORS. prominently e the j > preliminary meet. Thelr Salaries Cut to Give Trainmen an v Increase. JOHN BEVETT. JOHN GARRY JOE BORTREX NICK DALTON FRANK SHUPES MILWAUKE wouncing nua- was wanted dorion tion as In this he was - CHINESE REGISTRATION. | What the Six Compa A Deteat the Law. Doing to Endeavor Workers Hastixes, Ne Bee.]—-The convention > - Endeavor societie MINISTER 10 DENMARK. ¢ John E. Risley Denies the Stories Cireu- lated About Him. e Women Drowned. I B. 34 ce, followed ~How Far We .ln P a\-r'\'u ) ata: +Our Associat What ho qualified statements Ind. When department don't want led by ¥ were opened f Linuie Corbett u brou 1 Accident F Keep the Conscicr Mrs, / a ) ¥O i th vy b Hail, Fuirn Ultimate Ex Cl Norlin, Minden. Osceola Church Workers. Dazey nversation me OscroLa, Neb., April 1.—(Spe ushaell of this city, was followed by | Bex]—The Church unica, com Six Men Drowned. rested an Fraocisco on seri