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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-20
AM1USEMENtrS..
A Surprise Party.

4 Mr.. Ray 'ss.'A Surprise Party to be given
at Ming s opera house Christmas night, for
the benefit of the Woman's s Home, is said to
be a very clever entertainment embracing
nearly every branch Of the stage art. In
addition to being q talented actor Mr.. Ray
possesses :fino baritone voice, and the ~
lections introduced during the performance
are very varied. The 'Stowaway.n' Will
are the features Of the programme. Mr..
Ray never fails to delight the little folks
with his laughable description OF q surprise
partv. $& ig%&8a S&$ t& s5t ss9&$3 3ta .5%&
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-20
4 yyhv Did sl,e KIN Him 2

PHrnA pEr,r1I MA, Dec. 10. Mra. Josep hine
Smith, 25 years old, this afternoon shot and
killed John Hobbs In tho Powelton avenue
station Of the Pennsylvania railroAd. As
yet the police arc unable to discover the
cause, but tile superstition In they hRd been
intimate and Hobbs was wearyof her. Mrs.
Smith's maiden name was Madison and she
i'd II daughter Of a wealthy mill owner Of
this city. 3Ss 5s g54E e. y sS n 8l$54y ~
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DEATH Cathssin Answer.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. 19.--M Mrs. Nancy Britt
|Kenneds the alaost woman in this city
|hied this morning. AT an curly hour Hhe
|hot np and commenced paying that she
@night die and continued her prayers for
|nearly nh hour, when ghe fell TO thu isor
|Head. Deceased IL the woman whose age
|Aas boon extensively reported as lis.
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Did Not start for Chicago

& WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Ae the result Of q
canvass to-day it was found to be impos-
sible to secure enough names TO make the
proposed congressional excursion to Chi-
cago success. and it was decided to post
pone it until February. An invitation will
sbe sent to each member of congress asking
them to be guests Of the fair managers on
Washington's i birthday. #
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nm ssvl,nif of Islaime,

Cn1uAao, dee. l9.--.Iu an interview to-day
IA. II. Conger, national republican commit
teeinnn, said he felt certain Blaine would
be tho nominee. Enmons Blaine and Cen.
Russell "A. Aleer had q long talk with Con
aer thia afternoon. S&s '&.M +GS
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THE ROUSE.
Changes in tho Number Of Members hf
33 f. Committees.

Changes in tho Number OF Members hf
$$s Committees. ig ~ "a
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.sIt being under
stood that there was to be but q short sos-
sion this morning, the attendance Of mem.
5bers was very small. Tho report
sof the committee On rules was
presented, empowering the speaker
to appointed the sarne number Of COM
n1ittees as those Of the Inst house, with the
following changes in the membership. The
committee on ways mud means to be I'M
creased from l3 to 15 members; the quadro-
centennial committee from 0 to IA mem
bers; the committee on Indian depredations
is dispensed with, and the name OF the
committee on commeyce il changed to the
committee on the rules of state and foreign
commerce. 5#a
"A concurrent resolution was agreed to-,
providing for holiday yrecess from We'd
nesday, Dec. %, until Tuesday, Jan. 81
Enloe, Of Tenn j. offered a resolution for
for the appointment Of 70 special COM
mittes Of five me1nbersSto inquire into the
charge made against the commissioners Of
pensions and the administration Of his
office. It was referred 10 the committee on
rules. @S & 5gSs 4
Chapman, Of Michigan, announced the
death Of his colleague, M Melbourne II. Ford,
and in respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased the house adjourned until Wednea-
day with the understanding that on that
day no business should be- transacted ex-
copt that referring to the recess resolution
and to the heannouncementscf scf the commit
tees by the speaker. bSs
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iAlsnf,,.,,, !. All His D,..,,,,rl,tar.

R1omnANp, Tax, Doc. 10. DR.. Allen, a
young physician, was shot and killed here
to-day by Matthew DunlevY, ono Of the
wealthiest stock raiserA i'll the state. Dun
levy wus arrested He asserts that Allon
made disparaging remarks about his daugh-
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For Specially sMerftorious Cond uct.

, 4 . # - e. r <
z WAsH1Na aToN, Dec. 1T he major general
commanding the army has issued a general
order giving the names Of officers and en-
listed men who distinguished themselves
BY specially meritorious acts or conduct
in the service, 4 during the year 1890 and in
the recent campaign ii South Dakota. The
list includes the following names: First
Lieutenant Allen, Second cavalry; Captain
Ewers Fifth infantry; First Lieutenant
Hale, Twentieth nfantry; Captain Hurst,
Twelfth infantry; Captain Bonus, Second
Lieutenant Yraubs and Second Lieu
tenant Bal lance, n III lswentY eond Infantry;
First Lieuterant M Moore (. NTH infaIstry;
Lientenant Colonel Bache, surgeon; Major
HoH surgeon; MAJ jor Henry, Ninth cavalry;
Captain Nowlan, Seventh cavalry; Captain
Capron, First artillery; Captain arnuin.
Seventh cavalry: Captain darlington, sey-
enth cavalry; First Lieutenant Gresham,
Seventh cavalry; First Lieutenant Haw-
thorne, Fourth cavalry; FIRST Lieutenant
Sickel, seventh cavalry; First Lieutenant
Mann. Seventh cavalry; Second lieutenant
Rice, Seventh cavalry; Second lieutenant
Preston, Ninth cavalry; Captain Kerr, Sixth
cavalry; First Lieutenant Cheever, Sixth
cavalry; Second Lieutenant Howe, Sixth
cavalry; Captain Lee, Ninth cavalry; Sec
ond Lieutenant Cloman, First infantry. y:
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Annt;lleE A Route to Frisco.

n SAN Fran CISCO, Dec. 3. Ehe statement
iis gain made hero that the Rio 5rande
Western5is oontemp plating the extension Of
its line to this coast and that estimates are
being made lie to the cost Of construction
4of the road that now touches the confines
Of Nevada, and the legislature Of that state
has offered subsidy to the line that will
traverse the state Entrance into Califof-
MIA over the s,ierras could be effected BY
way of Beokworth pass. Rails are laid and
the road graded through a considerable
portion of the pass and il is stated that the
Rio Grande contemplates securing or has
acquired, this property. From Beckworth
pass two routes to San Francisco are mem
Toned ere passne safough earo
scloeely and reaching tidewater just north
of { an Francisco. ~ s@1l.-a Y n. ..1I
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ACCIDEN TALL SHOT
Willard y, Smith IkiNed Mt Malta, un tile
@%I..34sN sIg@N Great NnrtIlarI,. aT1@

Willard y, Smith Kiued Mt Malta, an tile
5 Great Northern.
f Last Wednesday morning Willard ..
Smith was accidentally shot and killed at
Malta, a small station On the line of the
Great Northern railway ii Dawson county,
D few miles east Of the line between Dawson
and Choteau counties. The shooting was
done by j. 9. Allison, who was handling y
revolver. In some way the weapon was dis
charged, the ball entering Smiths head,
killing him instantly. A coroDer's Inquest
was hold on Thursday and q verdict Of acci-
buried at Malta on Friday. The where
abouts Of Smiths relatives are not known
BY any one in Malta. 1T is sup pposed he
leaves q brother somewhere in Montana
and a mother and sistsrsin Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
House Furnishing
Goods.

We have just received the biggest
bargain in dinner and toilet sets you
ever saw.
\ full complete 100 piece dinner set,
the output of the best English pottery,
30 ditlcre MT decorations in ) different
colors, at sos. Thorc is no jobber in
the world who will not take tho whole
lot at 80 per set.
Toilet sets from the same pottery at
$l.95. Mark the price. These, it must
be remembered, are iirst-cluss, not n lot
of goods that are picked up by cheap
auction aud other houses, fit only for
breaking up and filling up mud holes. a
whole set of that kind of goods are dear
at 81 per set Of loo pieces. But we will
cut deeper still. Read the following:
Glass lamps complete, chimney and
burner, &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Groceries.
Letting Down the
Prices.
he

Self rising Buckwhcat Flour, &c.
Dill Pickles, l5c per quart or soc per
gallon, They are put up in pure grape
wine vinegar. We are the only agents
in Omaha.
Rolled wheat 80, manufactured from
the best selected Russian hard white
wheat; some call itCaliforniu breakfast
food.
Silver fake hominy &c. You can use
it for pudding. for soup and for %fritters.
1t makes Il delicious dish.
New cvaporated raspbcrries, l1tc.
New evaporated California a%pricots,
l2tc.
New evaporated California peaches,
Sic.
New California raisin cured pruncs
&c.
Imported common Turkish pruncs, DC,
California pittCd plums, Zoe.
California dried grapes. SC.
Imported Valencia r~aisins, l2!c.
Imported scedlcsS ~raisius, l2!C.
California loose muscatcd r]aisins, Toe.
These are all new and the finest that
money can buy.
3 pound can new California apricots,
nut up in pure grunulatcd sugar syrup,
most delicious fruit, lI3c.
We have cheaper apricots, l2!c and
l5c. if you want them.
3 pound can now California peaches IN
pure g%ranulated sugar syrup. l9c.
Very fine blood rcd salmon, Ice per,
can; they are delicious.
Sardincs, Sc.
Mustard Sardines, Toe.
2-pound can very fine Gooseberries,
Sic.
2-pound can Blaciberrics, 7ic.
2-pound can raspberries, put up in
pure granu!ated syrup, l73c.
2-puund can strawberries in pure
sugar syrup, lie.
3 pound can all yellow Baltimore
peaches in heavy. syrup, Zoe.
3-pound can new California Egg
Plums, 12Ic.
3-pound can California Green Cage
Plums, 12!c.
3-pound can new California Damson
Plums, 124c.
Full Cream Cheese, l5c.
Brick, 15c.
imported Swiss Cheese, 15c.
Sugar cured picnic Hams, &c.
Boncless Hams, lOc.
Sugar cured Breakfast Bacon, Zoe.
Sugar cured hams, heavy, 93c.
Bologna Sausage, DC.
Liver Sausage, DC.
Soda Crackers, 90.
Oyster Crackers, &c.
Sweet Chocolate. &c.
Premium Chocolate, l7!c.
20-pound pail very fine fruit Jelly, SOC
each.
Imported chow chow l5c per pound.
Imported mixed pickles l5c per quart.
Imported olives 35c quart; they are
very fine, would be cheap at zoe.
SOapona SIC per package.
All kinds of wash powder 3tc package.
7 bars best laundry soap 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Robes.
Watches!
Watches!
OMAHA'S GREATEST W.
SALE.

We offer forsale on Monday Standard
Watches at prices never before heard of.
These goods are fully warranted as rep
resented or money refunded.
Owing to the recent cut of 20 per cent
by the Elgin and Waltham factories we
will give our customers the full benefit
of this big discount by deducting sarle
rom our former very low prices.
Gents Bounce solid coin silver watch,
stom-wind and set, with Elgin or
Waltham movements, So. 80, jewelers.
price, $l7.5
Gents silyerine stem-wind and set,
Elgin or Waltham watch, $4.95, jewel
crs' prices, Sl2.
Cents Elgin or Waltham Watches in
silverine, dust proof cases, So, 80, jewel
ers' prices, $40.
q. NJ. Wheeler movement in n gold
filed case, warranted to wear 20 years,
$l6. 50, jewellers prices, $50 to $40.
b. w. Raymond movement in a II
karat Boss filled hunting case warranted
to YEA 20 years, $2l.75, jewelers. prices,
$50 to 800.
Ladies' II karat U. S assay solid gold
hunting case stem-winding Watch, with
Elgin or Wnlthum movement, $l0. 90,
jewelers. prices, $40 to $40.
Ladies' solid silver chatelaine watches,
stem wind and set, $3.50; jewelers.
prices, so.
Ladies' gold filled hunting case
watches, stem wind and set, $40, 80; jew
elers' prices, $50.
Gents gold filled hunting case, stem
| wind watches, with Elgin or Waltham
movement, S.. 10; jewelers. prices, $50
to S25.
All of the above mentioned watches
are only a few of the many bargains of
fered at this great watch sale. All are
first class goods and warranted as repre-
| sontCl.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Cloak Department.

We are showing the most complete
line of tine latest novelties ever shown in
this city in Ladies' Fur Trimmed jack
cts, Refers and Capes trimmed in astra-
chan, muillon. opossum aud French
seal, and at prices lower than ever for
Monday.
Ladies' Plush Sacques, IS inches long,
fancy lined, 80.
Tailor-madc Refers, diagonal worstcd,
fur roll, so inches long, So {.
Tailor-made Refers, in tan and black
worstcd diagonal, with large pearl but
tons, 80 inches long, $3.50.
Astrachan Capes, tight fitting and
rolling collar, $40, reduced from Sl5.
Ladies' Chesterfield tight fitting dag
onal Chevron Fur Shawl, satin lined, 80
inches long, $l2.
On Monday we will place on sale, and
during the week, Il large line of Ladies'
Newmarkets, in all styles, at 81. % TO so;
CIoaks ranging from IS to $50.
Misses Jackets and Refers, double
breasted, neatly finished, rolling collar,
high sleeves. ages II, II, Is and is
years. $3.50, special for Monday.
Childrcn's Cloaks of Raritan Plaid
Cloaking, long cape, ages from ! 10 II
years, 81, all sizes.
Children's cloaks in plaid and fancy
clouking. age from 4 to II years, $3.
/ lot of chiidrcn's cloaks, special for
Monday, at -.
Ladies' shawls, Il double face beaver
shawl, $3.50.
Ladies' fine reversible beaver shawl,
So SIS. 80 to IS, reduced price for Monday.
Ladies' fancy molcsktn skirt with
quilted black Italian cloth bottom, 4Sc.
Ladies' black Italiqn cloth skirt,
quilted, 75c, 81, S1.15.
An elegant assortment ofladies' skirts
ct special prices for Monday.
Infants long cashmere cloaks with
waist, having embroidery ON cape and
skirt in tan, 50.
Child's e%iderdown flannel coat,
Gretchen waist, rolling collar, full
sleeves in all shades, AT SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Linen Department.

Special bargains for Mondays sale:
Turkey red Damaok. 25c, worth soc.
Red and gold and red and blue
Damask. SOC, worth from T5c to Soc.
Uubleached Table Linens, ljc and 25c.
Special bargains in Bleached Linens
at soc.
72-inch Table Linen, Coo, worth S5c.
2O-inch Scotch Crash, SIC.
Extra fine quality in Unbleached
Crash at Zoe.
Cotton Crash, 4tc.
We have just received u new lot of
Tapestry and silk-faccd Table Covers,
which we will place on sale Monday at
reduced prices.
Double faced Marseilles Bed Spreads,
$2,9S, former price. 1895.
Best American Spreads, 81. 70.
Our 81. 80 Marseilles Spread for Mon
days sale, $1.00 {. This is the best spread
ever offered in this city at that price.
Other bargains in that line at DOC, 65c,
CSC and 7jc.
Extra bargains in towels at lee, 15c,
l9c and 25c. .
A full line of Fringed Cloth in all
sizes in white, Turkey red and cardinal.
! SIS Napkins, worth 79c, now soc.
81 Napkins, worth $50, now $l.OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Drug Department

We make a speciality in this depart
ment. None can compare with Hayden
Bros. in regard to drugs, patent medi-
cine, toilet articles, soaps, etc, and you
must remember that youcan get the gem
uine article for half the drug store price.
The following prices W. know will aston
ish you:
Wright's Sarsaparilla, SOC.
Fig Syrup. 40c.
Hops and Malt Bitters, Toe.
Liebig's Beef, Iron and Wine, SOC.
Scott's Emulsion, 75c.
Hoods Sarsaparllla, 75c,
Castoria, 25c,
Primley's Sarsaparilla, 60c.
Ponds Extract, 40c and 75c.
Seven Sisters Hair Grower, 75c.
Parker's Hair Balsam, 4Oc.
Halls Hair Remover, 75c.
Browns Jamaica Ginger, 20c.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, 40c.
Kings Discovery for Cough, 40c.
Red Cross Syrup, 2Oc.
Wizard Oil, 4Oc.
Garfield Tea, 20c,
Beecham's Pills, zoe.
Roses Of Cashmere tooth soap, l5c.
DR.. Sheitield's tooth soap, lSc.
SDzodont, soc.
Liebig's and Cudahy's beef extract
Soc.
Witch Hazel, large bottle, pc.
Glyccrine, 4-ounce bottle, pc.
Naseline per bottle, DC.
Almond Meal, pic.
Frostilla for the hands, lSc.
Espy's Cream, lsc.
Hot water bags at reduced prices,
Remember it will pay you to visit the
Drug Department, as it Is like all tho
other departments in the house. Goods
come direct from manufacturers, thus
giving TO our trade the pure, unadul-
terated articles, and cheaper than they
/ can be had elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Dolls and Toys.

This department is complete in all
kinds of toys and fancy goods and prices
arc made to sell.
Beautiful kid body bisquc head dolls
at 25c. SOC, SIC, 43c, soc and zoe, actual
value soc to 81. %.
lndestructible dolls at DC, &c, Zoe, 12c,
l5c and 25c, worth l5c to zoe.
A grand display of high grade dressed
dolls from the great doll markets OF
France, Germany and Bohemia. Many
of these dolls and toys are maryels Of
skilfui ingenuity
Hone games of all kinds at surpris-
ingly low prices to start the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Art Department.

Knitting Silk, 23c per ball,
Wash Embroidery silk, 4Oc per dozen,
Embroidery silk, SC por dozen.
Plush Balls, Zoe per dozen.
Silk Tassels, SOC to soc per dozen.
Very pretty embroidered Felt Tides,
n 25c, worth SOC.
lG-inch Tinscl Jute Tides at 25c, worth
40c.
Handsome Tlnsel Jute Table Scarfs,
0Sc, worth $3.50.
SIS Monte Doylies, tringed and
stamped, only 25c each.
s.s fancy colored Doylies, DC, worth
Zoe.
Fine linen, hemstitched and stamped
Doylies at Zoe, he, l5c.
Stamped Monte Tray and Carving
Cloths, l5c, DE, Soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
and Coffee De
Dartment.

Extremely low prices continue to be
our motto in this department.
Monday we sell II nice sundried
Japan, an elegant drinker, 100.
Green Japan lSc, 2Oc and 25c.
Basket fired Japan, new crop, 29c,
35c and 4Sc.
Extra choice spring leaf 59c.
We have II very fine line OF black teas.
English breakfast 4Sc and 6Oc.
Formosa Oolong SOC, coo and 7OC.
We guarantee these goods to be first
class or money refunded.
Our cotFecs are roasted fresh.
Crushed Java and Mocha l0c.
Rio DE to &c.
Golden Rio 25c. Best No. /. 2Sc.
Peaberry SOC.
Combination Java and Mocha 27tc.
Best old Gov. Java 33bc.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Millinery Department

Tho increasing demand for finer goods
makes it possible for this department to
carry the finest novelties and AVE them
coming in day by day from the worlds
most famous fashion centers.
Every day IS an opening day in the
millinery department, and no lady can
afford TO buy without seeing the latest
and most dainty creations.
The ordinary millinery store with a
moderate trade cannot afford to carry
the latest styles while they are fresh and
new.
Remember these goods are all sold on
a basis OF dry goods store profits and
price should not DO allowed 10 warp the
buyers judgment.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Wash Dress Goods

On Monday we will put on sale as fol-
lows:
Please read carefully.
Heavy cotton serge, in all the new
]colors, both in stripes and spots, at l2lc.
Heavy twill cloth in plaids and stripes,
makes II good dress for the fall, So inches
wide, Zoe.
Tho bannockb1rn cloths, fast c]olors,
guaranteed wear, all new styles, at l5c.
a wool raised angora plaid, II novelty
in cotton dress goods, all good colors
and reversible, ut 15c.
A heavy Saline cloth worth special
attention, at Zoe.
Standard ginghams at sc, &c, SIC and
Zoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR
Notion Bargain Coun-
tiers.

200 Nice Plush Framed Mirrors at Sc.
100 dozen school Handkerchiefs lc and
&c each, worth 25c.
100 dozen Stamped Linen Doylies at PC,
% dozen Fancy Celored, stamped IT,
dies AT Sc, worth l5c.
- dozen Fancy Hand Mirrors NJ l5c,
worth 35c,
% dozen Solid Bristle Hair Brushes
Pc, worth 50c.
Is dozen Fine Bristle Clothes Brushes
Soc, worth zoe.
10 dozen mixed lot OF Leather and
Celluloid Belts, perforated and steel
studded at Pc 10 close.
80 dozen good Playing Cards at Sc per
deck.
10 dozen Fancy Colored School Bags
az loo each.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
SUITS, perfect nttlnS,
No. l.. No. .. No. g.. No. l..

$l.5O. $l.75, $500. 1925.
Also | case of ladies' all wool camel's
hair vests and pants, only 05c each,
worth 81. 80.
Our odds and ends Of gents winter UNI
derwear to be closed out Monday at
about F.! price.
Gents Heavy Tuxedo Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers, only 75c, worth 81.
Gents Natural Wool and Camel's Hair
Underwear, only 81, worth II. %.
Fine SaXony Yarns, &c per skein.
lee Wool, best quality, 25c per box.
1000 pounds of German Knitting
Yarns, only lie per skein, worth 25c.
| case OF ladies' Fast Black Hose, l5c
per pair, our regular 25c quality.
Ace Ladies Cashmere Hose reduced TO
2jc,
Children's All Wool Hose, only l5c
per pair, worth 25c,
Special sale of Corsets and Muslin In
derwear for Monday.
lot of Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, only
l5c per pair, worth pc.
Ladies' Fine Cashmere Gloves, only
pc, worth 40c.
bargains in Gents Wool Half Hose on
Monday.
l case OF Gents Jersey Knit over,
shirts, only zoe each, worth 1928.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Trunks and Valises.

buy your ticket whore you travel this
fall. We have now ON hand one of the
largest stocks west of Chicago and can
save you 20 per cent in every case.
Grand Trunk Sale from now until Christ
mas. We must sell the last ear load
sure before that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Windsor Scarfs.

A good cashmere windsor scarf for Be,
worth lOc: 100 dozen all silk windsors in
tho new combination Of colors at l0c, 25c,
85c, l0c. Fine grenadino and satin
striped scarfs at 25c, Soc, worth 4Oc to
soc. Beautifully brocaded and crepe
windsor scarfs 35c, 47c, SOC, worth 5OS
Ia 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Ribbons. Ribbons.

shn nin or % ety qts'I in iGbons n m11'n yog
visit our immense and we'll selected
stock, as we keep right up to the times
and at our popular low prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Dress TRIMMINGS

Jet passameutrie 25c, soc, 75c, $1.0O.
Black and colOred silk gimps, !, , and
3 inch.
Colorcd silk gimps in all the new
shades at - cents.
Feather edges and bands for GSc,$ 81. 90,
$l.S 50 and 81. 90 a yard.
Astrachan trimmings in gray and
black 29c, 33c, 45c, CSC, SOC and CSC II
yard.
BUTTONS.
All the new designs in Pearl Buttons
cheap.
our grand underwear sale to be con-
tinued on Monday.
10 cases Of children's wooden un der
wear to be put on sale Monday morning
at prices that will defy any competition.
Children's natural wool underwear
I0c for lG inch, rise sc for each larger
size.
Chiluren's fine all wool scarlet and
natural gray underwear l2tc for l6-inch,
rise DC for each larger size.
We will also put on sale 100 dozen of
children's wooden underwear in broken
sizes at about J usual price.
| case of ladies jersey ribbed vests and
pants only 25c each.
case OF ladies heavy Egyptian cotton
vests and pants, only soc, worth 75c,
Ladies' scarlet wool vests and pants,
only 75c each, worth 81. 90.
l case of ladies' all wool combination
suits, perfect lifting,
No M y No 2 M 4
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Albums and Frames.

Absolutely new and exquisite styles in
medium and high class albums AND
frames at m~arvelously low prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Silks! Silks!
Special, FOR MONDAY.

SPECIAL FOR MONDAY.
10 pieces crepe silk worth Sl.35, Mon
day 81. Is.
30 pieces China silk worth Coo, Mon
day soc.
10 pieces drapory silk worth 81. p,
Monday 81.
) pieces gros grain black worth s5c,
Monday G5c.
> pieces gros grain black worth ST.,
Monday soc.
10 pieces faille black worth $l.25,
Monday ~.
) pieces Armour black worth 1925 to
ST.. 50, Monday SOC to Sl.lO.
3 pieces Royal black worth Sl.25, Mon
day 81.
) pieces surah black worth 65c, Mon
day soc.
50 pieces velvet in desirable shades,
regular Sl.2j goods, Monday 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Clothing Department.

Special prices IN boys add childron's
Clothing, Monday, 100000 stock to Sc
lcct from.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Fine Butter.

At Hayden Bros. you will always be
sure to get the best at lowest prices.
Iowa creamery for 2Oc and Do, country
l4c, l6c and lSc. Finest Cape
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
handkerchief,
Handkerchief.

A n a for bargain hunters. 100 dozen
fine all silk, prettily initial and hem
stitched handkerchiefs to close, at bic
each, actually worth soc; 200 dozen
p|rettily embroidered silk handkerchiefs,
l5c, l0c. 25c, pc, 35c, 40c, actually worth
35c to 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-25
Laces, Laces.

10000 yards Torchon Laces to be closed
out at Sc, sc, &c, Toe, l24c, worth Toe 10
25c.
5000 yards black Chantillv Laces, ali
silk, 15c, l9c, 25c, 33c, SOC, worth 25c to