Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1893, Page 8

FALCONER'S 2 1-2C RIBBONS Our Great Ribbon Bale is on Tomorrow, Nos. 6,7and9 SATIN RIBBONS GO AT 21-2C . G. G. and 300 Pleces | Ribbon, Al Light | o Silk, Go at | ¢ Quality. 800 Pleces Satin E of Heautiful Moire and Pretty Shades, Be, Regular READ PARTICULARS, RIBBONS, 24C A YARD, Satins in widths, 3, 5, T Iy shades. brocudes and striped pretty, bright colors: regulur price, RIBBONS, 5C, A beautiful silk ribbon, No. 5, in f\‘uin. tin edge and moire, all }rr‘H\ | ight shades: regular price . RIBBONS, 0C. | cartons, d colors, all 7, in gros g n edge; reg y 10¢; sty | all 10¢, silk, ar | 300 ,»i..m in all silk, light and pretty ghades: in failles, moires and gros grain satin edge lar vrice, Y RIBBONS, ons in all nc 4|4~ silk No. 9, , for this sale only 1 RIBBONS, 11 silk, pretty assorted g quality. Regular pric This will be the g bons we have y wde. The erowd will be numerous. On the first number at 24c we will only sell 20 yards to any one retail customer and none to the trade. of rib- CHAMBRAY AT 5C. picces of faney linen chambr regular 1oe_qality, will be sold in ¢ lengths at 6c per yard., T last long at this price, so come early OUTING FLANNEL, 10c. 20 picces of 32-inch outing flannel, new styles, 1c quality in limited quan tity, tomorrow at 10c per yard, CHEVRONS AT of fast black chevrons, a » quality, and never sold at s, tomorrow in limited quantity 20 o5 BLACK GOODS ne nn]nnh 1 black henricttas, ges, brilliantines, diagonals, hair, nun's veilings, poplins, storm serges, bengalines, ete., ete., all new goods that huve been selling from $1.00 to $1.5 10 to 46 inches wide, choice The reat dre; ) of season takes pla gy when will offer 250 ces of fine each piece different, of Importation. 1 o stlv\ S ys that sold at $1 h crepons, all shades, and #1. wool dia plaids that fine all wool poplins and bengali shades, never sold at less than $1. $1.50: henriettas and serges, wide, our $1.00 quality: ladi inches wide, wl.l at $1.00; I the lay), wool dress goods, at one-half the ¢ s' eloth sondon cords lhu early. rush will ln\ enormous, Come B. FALCONER. s P i As a delicate Navor, delicious and re- freshing. Cook's extra dry champagne takes the lead. Millions of bottles are sold annually. L A Cultivated Taste would naturally lead a person possessing it to prefer the best things obtainable guard against imperfections. The Gail Borden eagle brand condensed milk is unequalled in quality, as a trial will prove. Grocers and druggists. —— HAYDEN BROS. On Salo T THE §. P. MORSE & CO. TIC STOCK. ‘We bought from the well known firm of Sam C. Davis & Co., St. entire stock of domestics and wash dress goods which 8. P. Morse & Co. and replevined by Sam C. Davis & Co. at our own price, and will orrow DOME! Louis, the had been sold to offer the entire lot on sale tomorrow. These goods ave all new and perfect, bought to sell to the best people of Omaha. Note a few of the prices: 45-inch bleached pillow casing, S. P. Morse's price i2ic, Haydens' price, Tic. 48-inch bleached pillow casing, S. P. Morse's price 14c, Haydens' price, 8ic. 10-4 bleact 8. P. Morse's price, 23¢, Haydens' price, . or unbleached sheeting, 15¢. Bleached cheese cloth marked 5e, 3e. 10¢ ticking, now 6e. 15¢ bleac 10¢ outing now 1 cotton flannel, now 10c. flannel, now &e. S. P. Morse Simpson’s prints marked Tie, now at H 32-in. percale marked 10¢, now 5e S. P. Morse's best hain marked 12 8. P. Mor sell I lens' Se yard. dress style ging- , at Huydens' 5 yard 12-in. pong at Haydens' now Tie. n. wide 3¢ satine now 10c yard. Tie challies now 2 Among this lot were a big lot of towels, 10x42 huck towels marked to sell 124c, now at Haydens' e each. 124¢ checked nainsook now $1.00 white bed sp No sach value e vard, ds d0¢ each, ever offored by HAYDEN - Asked for a R iver, Mr. Henry C. Howe of Illinois unfolds a grievance in federal court, in which claims that a receiver should be appointed for the Ponoa Milling company. He al leges that Mr. S. K. Bittenbender, the manager and secretary of the company. has covered the concern with bogus debts and is now trying to dis fose of the property. Having & controling nterest in the stock, it is alleged that Mr. Bittenbender has power to dispose of tho proberty 1o the detrimeut of tho other stock holders Mr. Howe has any house in trade. BROS, A sked that a receiver be ap- pointed for the plant in order to protect the small stockholders, of which he i Judge Dundy has set the case for o h Muy 10 and in the meantime Mr. Bitt or is cujoiued from disposing of t property. — - Madden Bound Over, John Madden, the Cut Off lake saioon man charged with huving sold liquors without first having secured a county license, was before the county court yesterday afternoon, where he waived an examination, giving bonds in the sum of $500 to appear at the May term of the district court snd stand jrial, | FOR | they sold for | sold by them at 5 | goat e | fine suspenders, y will not | camel’s | | marked to he | P. MORSE & (0. STOCK The Ohoicest Btock of Silks, Velvets and Wash Goods Beleoted P«-rvmnlly by Mr. Morse THE FINEST RETAIL TRADE Mr. Moree Parchased the Finest Goods to e Obtained in New York and Parls — It Will All Go On Sale In Our Store. Now on display in our store, It is impossible for us to a de- wk of fine it e erythin seription of this immense st goods, yn-u)»;l'rl\ noth was desirable in t like o seen in this ci that 1is stock we have pur- wsed at our fig 8. P. MORSE & GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, S. P, Morse & Co. ht shirts 1.00, our price CO. (INCORPORATED. ) 0c each S. P, Morse & Co's ne ce shirts, , our price, 1 All the o at 50¢ euch, one dollar umbrellas in this ’, Morse & Co.'s 25¢ British #-hose per pair. All the Fauntleroy walsts for boys in this stock worth 1 63e each. S. P. Morse & Co.'s worth Sue, 0 to be closed at entire stecl g0 at 2 pair. Included in rale are some el Silkaline, this great ins in draperie 10e, should be 20¢. Extra fine, 15e, should be 25¢ Drapery silk, 63¢, should be S5e Drapery silk, 43¢, should be Gae. Fine open work scrim, 10e, should be | Wehave « | first class curta vth taining to a and drapery CARPETS, We have in this sale some extra quali- ty of hody brussels carpets at 90c. | Also Ingrain tock: od brussels at 47, rpets from 20¢ up. All wool ingrain, 50¢ to 65¢ JHINA MAT NG A great variety of patterns from 12c up. Some very fine ones at 18¢ and 20c. HAYDE. s The ladies of the Hanscom Park M. | ehureh will serve a Vermont supper this evening from 6 to8 o'clock at the church. s i A, Six of a Kind. The train service on the popular Nickel Plate road is to be greatly im- proved in the nean Three fully equipped passenger trains will vun each way in both d 'tions between Buffalo and Ch nnections bei intermediate junctions, as those cities, with all important ]mlnts. I'he rew time sehedule will be issued shortly. Look out for it. N BROS. 'l'lM\ n has removed his 25th avenue, fon. riday 10 a. m., house at auc- 1908 Capital avenue. contents of this elegant tion consi: Cumston grand piano an elegant instu- ment, folding bed, bed room suites, car, p. ts, pictu curtains, good i eserve on any- v at 10, ROBERT WELLS, Auctioneer, ————— — ELECTRIC CITY OF THE PLAINS, Green's farmers' e land fiyer Thursday, 27th inst m. This special has been a those who do not care to join so large a party as now goes on the regular bi- monthly excursion. The rate is one fare for the round trip, good for ten days, hut tickets can only be bought of W. H. Green, Karbach Block, Omaha. Gothenburg handles more freight and passengers than any town in the state four times as larg i b ce the celebrated Sohmer piano at Ford & Charlton Music Cc 1508 Dodge - A-nr Sale Chenp. A dental office in Omaha, Neb. dvess 212, Bee office, ExPOSlTION PuANB Job Printers Discuss the Advisability of & Large Exhibit. Tho Job printers of the ¢ity who are mem- bers of the Manufacturers association held a meeting yesterday afternoon to consider the advisability of making a exhibit at position which opens in Omaha on were difiiculties to be but the printers were of the opinion that with the large number of job city it ought to be | possible to make a gooa showi They talked of of their large eylinder presses and showing the method of ff large jobs. There 150 talk lithographing pl 'mes were proposed ourned without coming to any | decision as to what kind of_an_ exhibit they would make, but each one promised to look over his oftice and report at another meet- { ing to be held ina few days, when definite plans will be adopted “The subject of home patronage came up during the meeting and the fact came out that a good many local firms that had_their printing done in tha ¢ had transferred their business to home concerns. At sume time o good many firms that utively upon Omnha business for still have their printing The names of two (¢ brought up that have tk out of the state. The two houses in the city were e recently given order for catalogues, amount ing to & eood many hundred dollurs, to printers outside of the stute. One of these | bardware houses paid wore for the job in | the east than an Omaha house would have | churged for the work. The other firm did naleven give the local printers & chance to bid on the job. Ad- some printing houses in the oving out some the Piles of people h but DeWitt's | witchhazel salve wi goods, « | ing in part of one Hallett & ! THE THE S. P. MORSE STOCK SOLD OMAHA 8. P, Morse's New Douglas Street Dry Goods | Stock Sold by Oreditors T0 BOSTON STORE Most ite ing Dry Bosto , Rapid Opening and C1 Deal Ago— Store Sells Morse's of the New Dry Goods Now. SALE BEGIN® Tomorrow we pl on_sule in our basement S. P, Morse's linens towels, napkins, damasks, fine tablecloths, tray S. P, Morse's ginghams, novelty sum- mer fabries, sateens, outing flannels, French flunnels, S. P Morse's pe s, prints, calicos, sheetings, muslins, white ods, India linens, nainsooks, dotted Swisses, ete. ON OUR MAIN FLOOR We will sell tomorroty S. P. Morse's elegant high gr mprising every Known novelty and imported dress goods fabries. All the best of imported well American weaves. Everything le had was of the new everything the bestonly, Tomorrow your choice of his best is open to you in fabulous bar- gain "OMORROW. in silks, satins W will also place on sale on our main | Morse's black fanc cotton, silk and lisle and colored hosiery, hose, of v make that is good for ladies, men and ¢ all yours tomorrow at a fe; Morse's underwear s ale tomorrow On our main floor, An imm lot of ladies', children’s and misses’ Swiss ribbed gauze, lisle thread and silk underwear at the me great reductions. in mind that steek s on sale o continuation of the marvelons wet sale of Brown-Durell another ble incentive to your coming. ins thick and fast that you have to dodg bound to strike you, some you must buy, you can't help it The B b asement. wumh (\nm the the S. P now. Morse & stock is ne so wi-Durell stock is all in the Morse & Co. 16th and Douglas. ety WAR IN THE BOARD, cee Mnjors Have a Squabble Over Izard S.roet Pavement. The three majors of the Board of Public Works unsheathed their instruments of war and went at cach other pell mell yesterday afternoon. ‘Themr particular and favorite mode of punishment is tongue-lashing, and 1 in the 1 this they can well be classo: gory of exports, trouble resolution of the council in tractor to complete the g oo Izard t from Tywelfth to nth - stre under the supervision of the board, The contractor was ordered to stop work by the board, for the reason that the con- trastcalled for white Colorado sandstone, while he was using the red. Tuesday night the council took a hand and ordered the work to proceed. Yesterday Major Birk- hauser detailed an inspector to look afier the work in case it was_resumed, although 1o orders v issued by him to have the ctor proceed, fternoon the board got ‘to- gether to takoe action upon the council’s res- olution. An opinion from the city attorney 1. and he recommended that the st way out of the difficulty was to require an indeinnifying boud from the contractor, and in that manner the ity would be pro* q inst any d: it would 1ot be left holding th, @ a property owner protested against the ment of the paving tax because red stone 1 been used when white stone should have on. Major Balcombe offered a resolution effect jor Birkhauser then told of sending the pector to look after the work. 'This used Major Furay'sire to leap forth in profusion, and, in language more fo ble than elegant, he demanded to know by what hairmau had daved to detail an inspector for such a purpose. He didn't like the Balcombe resolution either, and sa down and drew up one to his liking. It w; 1o the efiect that the contractor be allowed to proceed as soon as the indemnifying bond was furnished. 1l not support any such a_resolution,” id Major Birkhauser, *‘Let the contractor %o ahdad and furnish the bond before we allow the estimates or accept the work.” “Well, not by d-—d sight, 1 Major 3een too much of that kind of work I think you are crooked and an old ting the con- stre going on. sneak.” “Well," thundered Major am not as big a sneak as o king and nosi Birkhauser, 1 3 3 .nm have got about encugh and don't propose to take any more.” “You bet I have enough, and will give you i lot mor “3an i sl dihe 34l combe, get- l||||:||n opportunity to slip in a word, o. ‘There is no need of us pr own fun When he wants t does it looks t i up in confusion, Major Birkhanser train for Denver a few minutes later. As the matter now stands the contractor has orders f 1 the council to com ¢ the Izard street pavement, but he is n com pelled to furnish an indewnifying bond to protect the ity - - Piles of people have piies, but De Witt's Witeh Huzel Salve will cure them. . - Bullding The following permits to build were issucd yesterday by the inspector of buildings J B. Callahan, Fifteenth and Martha, residd ] R. (. Cushing, 123 South Twenty-fifth wvenue, repairs burned dwelling Vi e ‘lmmu Thirty-second and Do f 700 . L Wright, 504 South Sixteeiin, re: 5,000 8,000 Cpad 4,000 Three minor periiits 300 Seven permits, $ 13,000 Piles of people but Witch Hazel De Witt's hewm, The following by County Judge Nume The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Amwmonia; No Alum, Used in Millions of Homes—40 Vears the Standard. DAILY BER le dress | THURSDAY, BOSTON STORE SELLS 1T NOW 8, P, Morse's Fine/New Dress Goods Btock on Sale Tomorrow BOSTON AT STORE | Hardly Ready to Open for Business, Cred- Itors Take This Elcgant New Dry Goods Stoek and Sacrifice 1t to Boston Store’s Cash, Itis only justto Mr. S. P. Morse to | give him ‘credit for buying as fine a k of dress goods as could be found. His idea was to create a store car a line of goods finer than the fine better than the best to be found in Omy heretofore, and perhaps he might have ceded. But, he only he did indeed select all have them in his while, and then h (with this differenc BOSTON STORE suc i such goods and a brie l wsession jor Iream was 1 OT HIS STOCK In addition to the above high class of dress goods, he carried a popular line of dress goods, which will be found very desirable, Come to Boston Store tomorrow if you want the bargain of your life. Boston Storc es to make ale a famous sucec Strike while the iron is when the excitement is at i that's our motto. | We bought the stock at | when the creditors were | wanted hard cash and them. We have a fabulous we'll share it with you. Come tomorrow. N..\.q before has such an opportunity d. \4 \: r has there been a time when d stock of dress goods and dry goods has been sold be the doors of the store s fairly open to the public. is almost impossible to realize it. stock is so new, so fresh, so nice, that it is a d k upon, and yet | it's going to b I new: the best of eve be one of the Boston Store's « this the moment anxious and we gave it to bargain le will the n to ' inte atest mo end. Wo say it, we e saving sale it and we are. N. W. Cor. TWO WEEKS vs. FOUR YEARS Kickapoo Indian Sagwa Shows Blood Cleansing Qualities of Roots, Barks and Herbs. MERIDEN, N. IL., Dec. 3, 1892, 1 was a con- stant sufferer from Blood and 8kin Dis- eases for four years, and em- ployed the best hysicians in Bew Hamp- ghire and con- swited different specialists in - Eo!tt‘z‘n without ), benefit. , Findingno help, 1_began taking Kicka- ndian 211 Meore, Weriten, . 71 B gwan wnd 1 certify under oath that if hesafford- ed me more relief in tho pust two weeks than all the different physi- cians in the past four years. JOHN H. MOORE, Meriden, N. H. Corx1sH, N. IT., Dec. 8, 1802 Porunm\l!y nppemm\ yonun Moore, well to eliable und KON SRl f2egoing Sihtement by Dim signed 18 true. Betore me, WM. H. SISSON, Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. Nature's Remedy of Roots, Barks and Herb: for the Bilood, Liver, Stomach and Kidneys 8old by Druggists. $1,00 per Bottle, Six for $5.00, otary Pub. and | | R s e e APRIL 27 xmmmmmmmmnnmmnmmmmz BLACK is, of course, the only correct thing for gentlemen's wear for dress and semi-dress oceasions. to buy—when t —who are wise and keep t where to buy is here to buy is this week; ¢ that a s to w soft—look and nev Ihey are dressy color arow shiny. snuine clays -in sacks the rear end of our first floor book asuit. fine Italian linings from the “clay special black time, we will of four hundred cither straight cut sacks faultless in fit—thorou, hair bind -t goes to make dollars a suit. Y T R T P AR I AR DA R PR AR OO "9 mm Qe buy and what to buy. h on things—will all tell you that We can CLAY WORSTED is wubout the best thing a man can put money into nowadays. in square placed on sale today in Black Goods Headguarters SUITS that were made to coax fifteen dollars out of a man's pocket- ~at the remarkable price of ten dollars These goods are made up in faultless mann fine mohair —in order to make it as a companion to the clays at $10.30 senuine English yund corne hly made v trimmings fine suit of clothes—at_twelve Truly a week to dress up in. It's only a matter of where Well posted fellows safely say to you that when to buy, well, a good many - hold their shape—hold their hundred of these suits cuts—in cutaways (that's at are and fifty cents with binding and so on. e mmmmmmuuummmmmmummmsmuumu an interesting corkscrew worsted suits—in r sacks or cutaways flat perfect in every detail that with fine lining mo —an_cven dozen mmmmmmmmuammmmmxmx&w | BISHOP NEWMAN’'S HEAD is on all his Souvenir Spoons, For this week only, $1.50, Regular price §3. Mail orders filled at this price. RAYMOND, FIFTRENTH AND DOUGLAS, OMAHA, - Searles SPEuIALISTS SEAT Consulting Surgeon, ,r Rush adloal College. (CON- )e For the troatment of GHRUNIG. NERVOUS AND PRIVATE DISEASES We cure Catarch, All Disenses ofths Nose, Throat, Gllest, Stomach, Sowals and Liver, Blood, Skin and Kidney Diseases, Female Wealkuessos, Lost Manhood CURED. PLLES FISTULA, FIBSUWE, pormanontly carat Wil Gut thio uso of knife, ligatiro o All maladies of @ private oF dellc elther sex, positively sured Call n oF nd: with stamp for Clrculacs, Fros Book and Kecl Dr, Searles & Searles, 'S 5%, it Neat Daor 10 Postoffizes OR. MCCGREW THE SPECIALIST, Is unsurpassed in the treatment of all PRIVATE DISEASES d all Weak: and Disorders of MEN 18 yéars experience. Writo for cire il and question list free. 14th and l- ‘arnam B Mnaha, Neb. "7 AfiE YOU GROWING T\RED? Of the small winged, narrow pointed collars? We show you below an illustration of collar of h wider points and fuller front, in different widths, which is a very stylish and populat shape for the current season. You wid find it the correct thing and you will like 1t, GLUETT BRAND 25¢. NATONA, NARROW; WAUSEKA, MEDIU NESOTA, WIDE, COON BRAND 20¢, CHINOOK, MEDIUM, The " Monarch” Shirt is the one you should wear if you want satisfaction, CLUETT, COON & GO, o natura, ot ST.JOSEPH, MISSOURI. N Perdinan & SONS. Headquarters for FINE LIQUORS. Write us for prices on Whiskies both in bond and tax paid. WE CARRY THE LAR DrDOWNS TOCK IN THE WE 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. as dlplom v a0 13l waak Vit The eminant specialist In nervous registerad graduato in modising "Ons por \yatorles of Life) 8o aud stawpfor olroular. HHHHHHH HHHHHHHHH HAPPY THOUGHTS And plensant weather co together. These bright sun- shiny days afford excellent oprortunities for securl the admirable like ol o) o o ol : m i made by m o] o) ot o i o o ol ol i i ol &4 \ HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER, AT POPULAR PRICES, 313-315-317 Southldth Strest, OMAHA = | | MHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHH NEBRASKA National Bank, Ly 8 DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NI, 7+ ... $400,000 $65,000 Lapital Surplus..... CfMcers and Dircctors—ienry W, Yate & ahing. vies president; C. 3. Maurio John 3. Collins J. N. L Patrics; Heedrcasiier THE IBON BANK privaty, blood. skin ant urlnary dis cortifzatos will show, 14 suill troatin 244 nloat 3904 ALl And forms of privaty dis)iies ariion 1aably to vis 0344 S0s e oniultation fro, 49 8w 10 Jp. . o o e = ey ) Your table If adorned with wine all adorned at should be with good wine. Good wine oenerallv come o generally comes high but for we buy so much we not with us can sell it very low. California Chanpagne, Grand Vin “See” 40¢ pint. Los Angeles Wiae, Liguor and Cizas I, 116-118 8, 16th St., Omabs umuammmmmmmm osthemer A rogalir Al 6‘0005 THIS TIME THIS TIME WE reak the Record All previous made in shadowed make efforts eve Omaha are oves by the prices w! at our big bargain sale ¢ = Silk Ribbons A big lot of all silk good from a manufacturer, being illw balance of this season stock. | S 1,000 pieces silk rib- bons, grain gros satin and 7; ;:[IV\' with satin edge, grain moire, edge; No, s wortheverywhere, 10c and 15¢; our record breaking price 1,200 pieces silk rib- bons, gros grain with satin edge, gros grain moire, in edge; 5, 9 and 125 worth everywhere 20c and 25¢; our re cord break- " 108 PER YARD, reat advance in all kinds of silk goods makes these ribbons doubly attrac- tive to purchasers, B e B O R O 3 large tables set aside foi these goods during this sale. [ Table No.1. $4.00 LEmbraces all piece toilet se that are worth § $6.25 an Take thei tomortow only $4.00. [ Table No.2 $6.75 The most artist set you ever sav, Large, handsomr shapes and decor ted in heavy gol They were boug! to sell at gro. Tak them tomorro only at §6.75. Table No. 3. $13 13 Elegant high clas decorated set They comprise sir gle sets of a kind To close out an gain much neede room. we mak them tomorro $13 They ar worth all the wa up to $22. 50, $5.75 $6.79. AT 14c. A AT 10c. AT 17c. AT 79c. good floor broo worth 20c. A good feathér dust worth 20c, Cedar water worth goc, Cedar wash tub | worth $1.50. 1 REMEMBER, s purchase of 25c entith || you to a vote for our World Fair Candidates, Youmayl the means of giving someboc a royal good time. Don't £ to vote, pai E::ATIC cooooooooooa( Basement Tomorrowl