Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1894, Page 8

XPRn X v &x% e L\J'fi x e $$$$$$ 'kx Dollars is what we can save you if you care any- thing about money-savin and where is the man or woman in this year of hard times who does not want a dollar to work wonders. = S B T 000 30 % 6, [ Sharp Cutsin 2 S Bn s o x Golored Silk Prices 22-inch plain China silk 1ight blue, brown, navy tan, scarlet, old gold, orange, worth 40c a yard, for 25¢ 21-inch printed China silks, In navy blue, black, myrtle grounds, a cloth sold every you can buy them now at 2 21-inch genuine Japanese in 85 shades, the orings in the west silk; actually wo 21-inch printed China =ilk and navy grounds, extra he worth 6ic, goes at -inch printed habutai silk black grounds only, such a vertise at a bar ) & C sell them this week at 43c Brocaded pongee silks, that will wash and boll, w and make the most servic dress you ever had. at 49c. In the finest grade 24 and 28 inches wide, in one lot, nd a ; goes at we h form price of 5 24-Inch solid color extra h habutai silks, in 70 coloring: this line at the low price of The finest quality of India silk regular fully 27 inches wide, will go this week at 69c. made, good A beautiful quality of faille francaise silks, win this in browns, blues, grays, tans, etc.; regular $1.25 qualit price will be only 69c. A coupon given with every purch Sharp Cuts in Millinery Prices. Children’s trimmed and untrimmed hats from 26¢ upwards. Children’s wreaths from 10c to G0c. speclal many others. the finest millinery department in Omaha, and we aim to carry the very The above are two two culled from ceptions in this line. % w«, s Xk s o T in cream, Nile green, solid_color most, complete fine in b vy cloth, in nav other hous 1- a yard; regular $1.00 goods of printed India silks, ve put them al and you can have your choice ot the finest fabrics of the looms at the uni- you can ger just the shade you have been looking for in Sharp Cuts in 40-inch storm_serge, yelloy 48-inch silk gloria, rdir cut price now, 59c. , actually 46-inch henrietta, best our sharp cut price now A beautiful line new weave §9c and $1.00. 11 figures, brown at 6c, silk, line of coi- handsome our sharp cut_price now, BLACK AND NAV nants of all classcs sharp cut price, 2ic ck, brown DISEE really an we shaly Sharp Cuts in like iror le summer 70-inch wide all linen, remember 70 inch 81-inch wide vy washablo bleached, our regular §1 tomorrow morning at $1.00 good valuc at 50c a yard, In 29 ard. American turkey 12%c yard. Call for free there $1.00 coupons. myrtle, week the se. Sharp Cuts in Boys’ A boys' fine knee $2.00. knee pants suit, worth $3.00. Remember your choice grade summer years, your cholce at $3 sold for $5.00 and $6.00. Call for coupons. bargains— We have latest con- % /.\3\, X vt HE = RIS R R worth worth $1.50, of fancy , our eharp cut price 2-inch all wool storm ser; An immen dress Table Linen Prices German bleached xtra heavy hotel linen, 50 grade, on cream damask, the Glothing Prices. pants suit 95c, suits in_knee pants, 'l- THE OMAHA Black Goods Prices 60¢, for 33c. our sharp made, worth $1.00, goods, all now, black nights s summer m stufly o, worth § iy beds se circulat line ot geods, our bed. the reach of all. DAILY u THURSDAY, JU\'P zq l‘i‘)l SRR TR B HAYDEN BROS Sharp Price Cuts All Around, Previous to Invoice Taking. Original prices and profits are altogether lost sight of in this June Clearance sale. and counters of vast quantities of superfluous goods and these prices are going to do 6 and 4-0 sizes, in white enamel with brass trimmings. nothing equals these iron beds ave light, airy and graceful, about which the iron beds for zool com For the hot fort. Heavy wooden Only the rich at one time—and not such a long time ago—could afford an iron Bt we have brought the prices (as with all other kinds of furniture) within If you need anything in Sideboards, Extension Tubles, Book Cases, Desks, ete., ete., we can please you both in qual ity and p Sharp Cuts in Notion Prices “0c cor: Three be damask Large wide, at 50c yard., ull sale ard. 50c grade and buy it tomorrow ine Three fine 10c tracing wheel; 10c side combs 20c dress shi 5 packages ne red tablecloth at 10c sleeve holders, | 10c tape lines, 4} d veiling for 4 10c curling irons for 4 steels for 4 atiful table mats nd or stand mirro; 8ix nice linen collars for 43 A good 10c leather purse for 4} One dozen twin wi c worth of best ri leather belts for 44c. handkerchiefs for 414c. A fine rubber bib for 41 4 dar. ves for 4%c. 'k for 41zc. THINK OF WHAT 41-2 WILL DO. 1 dozen collar buttons, 4%c. Sharp Cut in Paper Novels. 2,000 1n a variety of titles. worth Strictly all wool double or single-breasted on sale at $1.50; they are of all our fine 3 to 15 ; they have been Xx 3(’("1 X A A Bl ‘J.:.y_ A u'~l e Regular 28¢c and 80c¢ books go at WRAPPERS To Close at Once. A line of serviceable dark calicowrappers, well made and ready sellers at $1.25, now to go at . G000 690 ONOUR MAIN FLOOR. c Each CALL AND GET A FREE GLASS OF WILD CHERRY PHOSPHATLIE, ,c J(*\' ‘< Cents is also what we can save you by attendin Our sole object it. this Clearing sale. like to save conts scent strong bargains here. of “sense woul Every person % 10 keen sense to X and it takes is to rid our shelves R AR T T 2 Sharp Cuts in Silk Waist Prices. $2.13 will buy you your choice of a Ic China silk walsts, black grounds stripes, sizos ; The ordinary price is $3 $1.98 will get k and fro cures a fine Jap. silk variety of colc worth $5.00. $3.50 will get $1 waist. Call glorla silk walst*box waist in a a wash silk mixture worth §7.00. walst gets a regular $5.00 serpentine swivel for free coupons. Sharp Cuts in Men's Glothing Prices. 0dd summer pants at half regular cloth- ing house prices. An all wool cashmere or cheviot, pants on sale $1.75, worth $3.00. A fine grade of all wool, made like tailor made pants, $2.75, wortl ‘0 close out the entire v plquet v worth les lot of white re sample your choice and lines, at fan none, than §1 Men's light weight sui shades, cut to half regul See the suit we All our fine all wool suits that w 50 to $15.00, your choice for §7 in dark or light $12 Sharp Cuts in Straw Hat Prices. Clearing Worth. Sale Price. Men's str: Childr Children’ Children Children's straw sailors 3 Call for our free coupons. _.;,\::;( % M‘, SO 4‘x % Sharp Cuts in House Furnishing Goods Prices. Mason fruit them whi elly Zlasses, Rocl//ngham cre 24 sheets, all Jar rubbers, they last per dozen. m pitcher, colors, shel r dozen, cach ) o paper, fancy 5o er Silver metal tea spoons, Silver metal worth $1.50 ither duster ra cotta 13¢ per set, worth table spoons, 26c per set, s Sc eac spidors, 13¢ each, worth am freezers, copper bottom wash boiler, worth copper bottom wash boiler, worth copper bottom tea kettle, worth $1.00, No. 8 copper bottom tea kettle, A good tin An extra b Wash bas worth $1.25, kettle, worth 5 avy dish pan, worth 2 ns, 3¢, worth 10¢ each. Milk pans, 2¢, worth Sc each. Pie tins, 1c, worth & ch, Stew kettles, 8¢, worth 18 Preserve kettles, 11c, worth Bread pans, 10¢, worth 20c ra heavy Japaned dust pan, Ge, worth The Western washer, $2.25 each. Don't pay otlier dealers from $2.00 to $3.00 more for the same machine. Coupons free with all purch L 16e, 90, Sharp Cuts in Patent Medicines. Aver's Halr Vigor, Parker's Hair Balsam, Warner's Safe Cure, Pond's Extract, I small 40c. = Xemes Syrup of Figs, large Duffy’s Malt Whisky Ind a, 75¢ Ammonia, large bottle Florida Water, Prescriptions small 40c. efully compounded. A% a\r\‘ At XX —( XA 'f;\<’l flEADY FOR ANOTHER OUTING Commercial Club Plans Avother Trip for Merchants Into the Country. OMAHA JCBBERS TO VISIT CUSTOMERS List of Men Who Wil Mako an Excursion Party for a Trip to Towns Along the Missourl Pacific— The Itinerary. The jobbers of the Commercial club will start over the Missouri Pacific road on their second excursion at 7 o'clock this morning. At noon yesterday the following firms sig- nifled thelr intention to be represented on the trip: W. F. Fahes, of Steele, Smith & Co.; Willlam Lyle Dickey, W. L. Dickey & Co.; B. V. Lewls, Churchill Pump company; T. W. Dunn, Cady Lumber company; Mr. Andreesen, Lee-Clark-Andreesen; Lewls Ley, Standard Tinware Manufacturing company; C. E. Bedwell, E. E. Bruce & Co.; Henry Whiting, Murphy-Wasey company; A. T. Rector, Rector & Wilhelmy; J. B. Rahm, United States Supply company; S. Blotcky, Blotcky Bros.; W. T. Baxter, Kilpatrick-Koch company; Mr. Sturgls, Wood & Co.; E. B. Hastings, Morse-Coe company; T. O. Eichel- berger, Winona Implement company; Max Meyer, Max Meyer & Co.; E. A. Dayton, B. A. Dayton & Co.; George Victor, Heller & Liver company; P. H. Allen, Farrell fire ex- tinguisher; M. W. Ryerson, Richardson Drug company; Dan Farrell, Farrell & Co.; T. J. Hoel, McCord, Brady & Co.; J. B. Cowgill, Davis & Cowgill; G. W. Lininger, Lininger & Metcalf; M. G. Perkins, American Press association; H. Hardy, H. Hardy E. Mufiitt,' Aloe & Penfold com Harte, Willlams-Hayward company Rawlins, Omaha Tent and Awning company; Sol Bergman, Bergman Jewelry company; E. D. Hamlin, James Good & Son; Mujor Erb, Mercer hotel. The following commission firms from South Omaha will go: Ja Acker & Co., Speets, Hitchcock & y, J. A. Hake & Co., Blanchard, Rogers, George B, Green & Co., Garrow, Kelly & Co, Byers & Co., Boddock & Co., John Wi work & Co., Allyn, Smith & Co., P, @. W, Woodruft, David Cole, David Co.; M. C. Peters, ils Bag compan 0. C. Holmes, Manufacturers and Consumers soclation; C. B. Hall, Kirkendall, Jones & Co; W. Clarke, Consolidated Coffes company; R. T. Hodgin, Commercial Exhibit, J. R. Medlar, Hotel Reporter; F. C. Ay, Fairbanks, Morse & Co; W. N. Nason, Union Life Insurafice cdmpany; C. W. ohnson, Western Electrical Supply Gom. any; W. A. L. Gibbon, Gibbop Hat comi any; D. A, Daum, Baum Irdn company; T. R. Neal, Neal & Conrgd; W. A. Potter, reat Westefn Type foundry: Freg Mets, otz BreVing Xh-x qzumhér. cSpay gte City Hat company; C. T. Boufier, rug Brewing company; C. J. Barber, Home re Insurance company; Samuél Reés, Rees rlating company; G. C. Deits, Deitz Lum. er 6opany; M. Kahn, Omaha Brewing mpany, The following schedule and has been completed: THURSDAY, time table JUNE 28. Arrive Leave 0am 19am m 30am 43am ATam tock Yards Switch. ummit Junction xlmorz Junction...... T00 s Plnne . *Plattsmouth Maynard s5am 8:0lam 8:10am 8 Slum sam !I‘ am g:15am furra; g Siiam plon Liates ming . Vebraska City. aul ulfan uburn owe . tella 9:12am 11:00am 11:20am 11:86am 2:10pm 2:66pm 3:40pm 11:10any 1isam Wpm 240pm §%pom 4:10pm Freeling Falls City *Stop one hour at Plattsmouth. RIDAY, JUNE 29. Verdon Stella. Howe Auburn Nebraska Glen Bra Talmage Crete Jur Cook Burr Dougla Panama. . 10:18am Hickman 10:46am Sprague 16am amer Crete Lincoln Pecks Grove Walton Eagle . Elmwood Wabash 5 Weeping \\unr Avoca Berlin Dunbar Manle Louisville " Springfield Portal Omaha 5:61pm 6:16pm G:44pm $:10pm Sizlpm Spm S:dpm 7:05pm A Talc of Sharp Cuts, The half of our fifth page in this issue of The Bee s given to a tale of sharp cuts in every department of Hayden Bros. big de- partment store. Sharp cuts are made right and left. Prices are slaughtered without mercy and lots ot of goods will be sold in the mext few days at prices that will surely please the pu chasers. Invoice taking will soon occur and Hayden Bros. desire to rid themselves of superfluous stocks of goods before that event, Hayden Bros are always in the habit of giving their customers their money’s worth, but this is an opportunity that is far above the average. Excursion to Asbury Park, N. J. The Baltimore & Ohlo R. R. Co. will sell excursion tickets to Asbury Park, N. J., and return frem all points on its lines July 7, 8 and 9, good returning until July 16, with privilege of extension until September 1, provided the return portion of the ticket is deposited with the joint agent at Asbury Park on or before July kets will he valid for passage via New York and will be issued for the outward journey via the B. & 0. R. R. and Washingion, and for re- trn journey via any of the other through nes., The round trip rate from Chlcago will be $22.00 and correspondingly low from all other points on the B. & O. system. Tickots will alio be sold at all principal officea throughout the west and northewst. For information in detail address L. S, Allen, Asst. G. P. A, B. & 0. R. R., Grand Central depot, Chicago, 111 P— Ride the switchback at Courtland Beach, ——— Just One-Halt, Q. regular fare will be charged 4th of July cursionists on Unlon u% lines, See your nearest U. P. agent for dull’s of sale and lmits on tickets, Fireworks and Fiags At the lowest prices at MAX MEYER & CO.'S, leventh and Farnam streets, the largest and finest stock in the e — Special Excarsion East, Via the Northwestern line to Asbury Park, Cleveland, Toronto and one hundred other pleasaut summer resorts. Call at the city ticket office, 1401 Farnam street. e Balloon nightly at 8 at Courtland Beach. Corner We hs clty. e FUNERAL NOTIC, The funeral of Theodore Large will take place at 2:30 p. m. Thursda: June 2§, at the resldence of his siste Mrs. E. K Mackey Davenport street. Interment, DIED. Fyneral will tgke place J*mc 29, at 8 o'clock, nterment at the Holy Two Dodge Streat Ladies, Two Dodge street ladies paused in their ‘purchasings yesterday at Hayden Bros. long enough to exchange a few remarks about the weather, hard times and shopping mat- ters. Said the first Dodge street lady: “I have learned one fact—n fact of greai benefit, too —and that is how to spend my money now to good advantage. Although my husband Is not making as good wages as he was a year ago, yet his money can accomplish just as much as larger sums did in the Dast.” “Please explain,” asked the second Dodge street lady. “The explanation is simple. Now, to Hayden Bros. to do my shopping. It is really surprising how much a small sum can accomplish there. No matter what I want, whether it is groceries for the house, a straw hat or a necktie for John, a_pair of shoes for the baby or a new dress for my- self, T find I can always get there the best offerings in Omaha.” “You are right in those remarks,” said the second D. S. lady. *My house is fur- nished from top to bottom and all the furni- ture, carpets, rugs, china and even the piano came from Hayden Bros., and I know we saved money by patronizing them.” The two ladies echoed the sentiments of thousands of others who have found out by long experience that for gool goods and enough of them at bottom prices Hayden Bros.' big delpartment store s the place to go. —_———— Popular music at Courtland Beach. B STUPENDUOUS SELLS BROTHERS. Coming of the Big Show of the World. This great show exhibits in big cities only and will visit Omaha Saturday, June 30th, and, regarded as a_whole, it Is doubtless without parallel. Wherein it differs from others s this: in its rare variety, its endless interest, its boundless capacity to pleas every taste, Good things with it are not doled out with o grudging hand; they are poured forth in a Niagara-like profusion, typical of the great country of greatest en- terprises. Here we have a regal Roman hippodrome, 50-cage menagerie, three big circuses, caravan, performing droves of wild and domestic beasts, a huge tropical acquarium, Australian aviary, huge stage gladiatorial combats, spectacular pilgrimage to Mecca and magnificent free street parade, rolled into one tremendous alliance, for but one price of admission; or, more speaking, roaring, rushing, racing, marchin gliding, tumbling, soaring, diving orting under some ten acres of tents. ! the very thought of it fairly makes one catch his breath. And not only is it all a very great, but it is a very good, clean, admirably managed show, under the imme- diate eye of its proprietors and free from any and every annoyance or objectional as- sociation, — Not U Yhe Union Pacific will sell tickets to 4th | of July excursionists at one fare for the round trip. Seo your nearest U. P. agent for full par- ticulars. < e Popular music at Courtland Beach. e Special Tax Sale. City Treasurer Bolln has sent in a com- munication to the city councll urging that some action be taken to protect purchasers in special tax sales, The decislon of Judge 1 go | properly | Ambrose that property cannot be legally sold for special taxes when the general taxes are paid, has operated to discourage buyers who do not care to buy property when it is likely that their titie cannot be main- tained, and they will be out the amount of their investment. This is illustrated by the fact that the county special assessment sales from January 1 to June 1, 1804, amounted to only $27,02 as_compared with a total sale of 373,498.94 during the corresponding period of the previous year. The treasurer suggests that the council a resolution guaranteeing that the money paid by the purchaser will be refunded in case the sale is decided to be illegal, and some action of the kind wlll probably be taken. Ride the switchback at Courtland Beach. 2ot LOW RATES TO THE EAST. the Rurlington Route. July 5, 6 and 7 round {rip tickets to As- bury Park, N. J., will be on sale at the one- way rate, plus $2.00. This substantial reduction from the regular tarift is made on account of the National Educational association convention, for which the Burlington route has been made tho official line, A speclal train, carrying slecpers and free reclining chair cars will leave Omaha at 4: p. m., July 6, and will run through to As bury 'Park. Tickets and full information upon applica- tion to the Burlington's city ticket agent at 1324 Farnam street, Omaha. D ‘Water Rents Due July 1. Payable at office, Bee building; & per cent iscount is paid on or before July 1. Fuii- ure to receive bill will not entitle any one to discount after July Excursion Rates East. For full information concerning summe excursions call at the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul ticket office, 1504 Farnam street, or address F. A. NASH, General Agent. Sands from Courtland Beach. The number of lady bathers the th days has almost doubled daily. Since the warm w her has set in the of bathing parties is becoming past otty bathing costumes were vis- al pi nds at Courtland yesterday af- ible on the ternoon. The Independent Omaha lodge No. 1, at Courtland Beac The number of “bleachers and far between until this week, the bathing season has opene picket fence is lined with th afternoon and evening. Marienne Lillien Stolpe, the swimmer, was tendance sterday’ for th She has gaged by the management to - free of charge, art of swimming, will be at tné ch every @fternoon after 2 o'c Macriago Licenses. The following marriage licenses were Is- sued yesterday: Name and address. Charlie . Larsen, Omaha.. Annie Jensen, Omaha..... William Whittaker, Omaha Netta Chrisman, Omaha. Carl Halsted, Omaha. Lottie E. Stremberg, Om Workmen of America, held a picnic yesterd has been few but n. earnest ghtseers famous lady at the Popular musio at Courtland Beach, Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, D°PRICE’S 7 Bakin Powde$ The only Pdre Cfeatn of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum. Jsed in Millions of Homes—ao Vears the Standard. The name tells the whole story casional”—to be used only on e as needed. ordinary table and an Occasional is that one is always a table, other is only a table at such times as you h. Elsew it is a inch shelf against the wall. Th les ever devised. Tt is low light castors. In Oak only $9.00. Thini of the number of uses for such aconvenient felding tal le. when sewing or “laying out” a man when examining papcrs or plans study or for game: for the children’s sickness as a con the bed, or in the dini ing table: Ouly 89! CHARLES SHIVERICK & C0, Furniture of Every Desoription, The difference between an is one of the best Oc It is very compact when folded, and very r to the floor and “Oc- asion Table while the compact seven- sional Tab- igid when open. fitted with we price it a For a woman work; for in cnient veceptable by room as a serv- And it lasts a lifetime, Temporary Location, 1206 und 1208 Dou, MILLARD HOTE lasStroot. BLOCK. = ww]fldapu Yosgy, ulnnoo REMEDY FORDUCES THN ABOVE ¥ pastabuses and quick 0d In 01d or yob 00 & ackagl. ure or m IIRISE on tgoLit w HICAGO, ILL, op 4 Cor. 16th and Dougiass Sts.. and ST BhdAes i S AR Basli improve annually Blx for 45,00 with u ded. Tk 1N Wil nd NEBRASKA NATIONAL U. 8, Depysitory, Omaha, Nebraskd, CAPITAL - . SURPLUS Ofticers dent; John §._Collins, anG Directors:~Henry vice-president; BANK $400,000 $565.5600 w. . Lewls Itend, ‘Cashier. Willlam' H. 8. Hughe 1 carhler, THE IRON B ANK. It would take— is & stripe—check—dot—plaid —and other designs, which we ar tern of pink—red—blue—black They're single or double breasted nobby finish,—This collection classes and retalls everywhere AT FROM §1.25 UP T0 §2.00 EACH, But the Nebraska says every § AT FIFTY CENTS APIECE And it goes while they last. OUR ANNIV[HSAHY VEST FEAST WITH A COLLECTION OF {100 EXQUISITE PIOUE VESTS BEGINS SATURDAY MORN—AT 9— "Tis a curo for weak eyes to see such a rich lot of vesta—as we really don't consider it selling, but an offer of appreciation—we therefore aim to ibe the designs—there plain white—bar—ring—cross bar—zig-zag totally ignorant to describe.—Each pat carmine--green and a variety of shades,—» with detachable pearl buttong—-and an hour—-to d r, Take your pick fow long will they last?.—You may imagine.