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The new North-west., 1892-09-03
ZRAlLiiJAU.J.-t Ia ,GS.

The Great Northern .1;.,l has inau-
gurated a daily passenger service be
tween St. Paul and Spokane, Wash.
It will take nearly 10000 tons Of iron
to complete the new addition TO the
PENNSYLVANIA Broad Street station, Phil
adelphia.
The removal of the roundhouse and
machine shops of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway from Alvarado to
Waco, Tex, is contemplated.
Assistant Superintendent A. ". Sar-
gent, of the Pullman Palace Car com
pany, Pennsylvania division, Jersey
City, has been appointed superintendent
at jacksonville, Fla.
The chief object Of the Pennsylvania
in opening European passenger agency
at this time is to secure business 1or It's
road during the Worlds fair. It is the
first of the American roads to take this
step.
The largest order said to have been
given III two years was that placed by
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
recently with the East Texas mills for
800 900 ties, to be used on the main line
extension from Boggy Tank to Houston.
The West Shore has just had added to
it's rolling stock two elegant Wagner
sleeping cars, each containing twelve
sections. They are two Of the most
modern and finely constructed cars that
have yet been turned over to this COM
u,,,,,r
The new North-west., 1892-09-03
Queer. Food,

Among the people Of Java cockcltafers
are a favorite food. These admirable
economists, the Chinese. eat the cllrysa-
lids Of silkworms after the silk has been
wound off them, frying them in butter
OF lard, adding the yoke of All egg or
two, and seasoning with pepper, salt
and vinegar. ar.-Table.
The new North-west., 1892-09-03
An Alarm Attach,:.vnt.

In Liberia there is n4.,her clock nor
tilnepiece of any sort, the reckoning of
time being guided entirely by the sun 5
movement and position. The sun in
Liberia rises at 6 a. 1n and sets at !,
m. almost TO the minute all the yea.
around, and III noon it is vertically over
heAQ.-Buston Herald.
The new North-west., 1892-09-03
AROUND THE THRONES.

Queen Liliuoklina, Of the Sandwich
Islands, is the patron Of a Temperance
cotfeeho1se in her capital city.
Queen Victoria is surrounded by a cor
don Of detectives as Nanny as those
about the person Of his cza1sIip of Rus
sia.
The emperor Of Annum is only twelve
years old and an invcterata cigarette
smoker He is Il stnGio1ls and serious
little boy, With a lingering fontlness for
the childish toys that the French gov
ernmenu sends him for amusement
At the last court ball given by the
queen regent of Spain over 4 .OGD invita-
tions We're issued and the whole affair
was a more than brilliant one, even at
the stately court Of Spain. The value
of the jewelry Worn is estimated at sew
eral million dollars
The new North-west., 1892-09-03
A=GreHt Problem

Briggs-What did yostr Office boy look
so thoughtful about this morning when
7 came in2
The new North-west., 1892-09-03

Griggs-He was trying to make up
his mind whether he would fill my ink
stand or not.-Trulh.
The new North-west., 1892-09-03
His Progress.

well, Jack" said the visitor, .they
tell me You have q velocipede.'
Yes, SIR
Have you learned to ride it yet1'
''No, sir. I've only learned how to
fall off so far. = Harper's Bazaar.
The new North-west., 1892-09-03
Not Quite So Bad.

Old Gentleman-What do you mean,
sir, by striking that little boy with
Ia saboll2
The new North-west., 1892-09-03

Little Boy-'Twasn't q baseball, twas
only a stone.-Good News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-19

seQuently the supply OF coke for the
blast furnaces has been greatly cur
tailed, and many furnaces FROM this
cause have been banked or blown
out.
It was working admirably!
But, Mr.. Chairman, remember that
this advance also demanded was not
granted. and that this bill. admitted
aye, boasted-by Dir. Swauk to be the
most protective ever enacted, resulted
in no benefit to the laborers in the
iron works named.
Thus spoke the highest authority
on iron manufactures, and since that
day one Of the largest iron-manu-
featuring establishments in this coun-
try--that with which MIR. Andrew
Curnegie is connected-bas given no.
tice OF reduction Of the wages of
the lRborers engaged in iron-making.
The same is true of other industries
and other establishments. Not only
have the wages not advanced, but in
hundreds of instances they have in
one form or another been reduced
since the present tariff law went into
operation. af. 81 ...
But, Mr. Chairman, lest I should
be charged with dealing with ancient
history on this question, / read from
the New York World Of Monday last,
the following statement:
The heavy end Of the protection
law.
I think that is very good heading.
LEBANON, Pa, March 2.
Notices were posted to-day in the
three rolling mills of this city of re-
duction Of wages of 1913 per cent, to
60 into effect March q.
That "is working admirably"
READING, Pa, March 2.
The Brooks Iron Company, at Birds
boro, has this notice posted in its
large pudding mills: Reduction in
puddlers' wages from 1926 to 81 per
ton, and all other employees in proper
tion,"
at is working admirably"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Fresh fish, at Ben Craighead's
every Friday morning..
Banjo, violin and guitar strings, q
fine assortment, at Mullerk.
A fine stock OF fresh French can
dies and stationery just received at
Reinhart's.
Go to Ben Craighead's for your
fancy groceries, cigars, tobacco, candy
and stationery.
Too-re Pain Balm, Magic Salve III d
all The Pawnee Medicines can be :. d
at the Gem Jewelry Store. II
Protect your weak eyes from u g
luxurious effect Of sun and snow 2la o
ny gettlng puir ot dark glasses ,t
Muilers.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-19
hoo. f. BAH.

Elko Lodge No. 10, I. o. o. F., will
celebrate the 73rd anniversary of Odd
Fellowship in America by giving a
grand ball ON the evening of April
26th, 1892. The ad. win appear in
due time. BY order OF the
81 IL COMMITTEE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-19
Photography.

Mr.. wiker, the San Francisco
Photographer, is here. All those
wanting line Photographic work at
reasonable prices, will do we'll to get
ready at once as he will remain 10
days only.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-19

Gem Hotel--T. Ostreicher, Pro-
prietor.
j r Bradley, Deeth; w 8 Clayton,
Thos McCool, j r Henry, Mound; r
p Hamill, Wells; Geo Clayton, So
Fork; Chas Greenberg, Taylor Allen,
@ w Whining, Osino; w E Hahn,
Salt Lake;aT N Secrest. J r Des-
mond, Tuscarora; Thos Griffin, Mrs
Barnard & DIR, Mrs Marshall g. child
j r Hardman &c wife, Mrs Thos Eos
ter & DIR, Mrs Hunt, Carlin; e Pen
rod, Island Min; Felix Coblentz, VIM
b Foster, s F; e NJ Baum, PaIisade.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-19
Gard OF Thanks,

The Young Peoples Opera Co. de-
sire to extend their thanks to all who
in any way assisted them in making
their 81. Patrick ball a social and
financial success.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

11opOI f1OLeIs-CIark az Green. Pro-
prIctOrs.
Chas Happier, Thos Griffin, Joe
Sperlich, James Rutledge, G Fl Var
rington, F w Baker, J e Bishop,
Carlin; j B Foster, Chicago; j CAVITY,
VIM Il Boster, M Patterson, Adolph
Harris, s F; @ H Wilbnor, @ 3
Thompson, Salt Lake; A P Shiveley,
H. Pearson, Toano; j A Robertson,
Lamoille; e Penrod, Island NTH;
Thos Jewell, Palisade.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-19

The description Of Blko county
which ap Juitc y 8l,ttu =
during July and August hes been
printed and bound in pamphlet form
ADD 10 now for sale at this Office at
the low price Of fifty cents per copy.
Buy one and send tito your friends. !.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Bargains in Ribbons
on Monday.
Underwear.

We have just completed the greatest
purchase OF this line of goods ever at
tempted by any one house in the west
Just think, the entire stock of eastern
mills bought by US at iOc on the dollar:
every dollars worth of this goes on sale
tomorrow morning. For this occasion
we have put 10 extra salespeople in this
department. You may not have Il
chance to buy underwear SO cheap as
you will at this sale.
l case of ladies' vests and pants. fall
weights, sale price 19c each
| lot OF ladies' natural gray pants,
worth SOC per pair, sale price 25c.
leo dozen ladies' heavy natural gray
and white pants, no vests in this lot, sale
price SOC, actually worth 60c.
case of ladies' naturalgray vests and
pants, pearl buttons and nicely finished
only 5Oc each; this garment was made
to retail at 75c.
case ladies' scarlet lambs wool vests
and pants, worth $1.25, go on sale at 75c
each.
cases of .adies' fine camel's hair and
natural wool underwear, vests and pants,
worth 81, sale price 75c each.
cases of elegant goods in natural
wools and camel's hair vests and pants:
there is not one garment in this lot but
is worth Sl5O to 50; they go on sale at
Sl each.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
SURPRISING BARGAIN SALES,
COlOred Dress Goods.

Monday we will have on sale largo
line of high grade imported dress goods
ut greatly reduced prices
4Oinch imported poplins, regular
value $l.75, reduced to 81 20.
5l-in5h very fine French broadcloth,
In pai6s, regular price 50 9s, reduced
to 81 DS
52-inch heavy French twill serge with
camel's halr thinning, worth $l,0S,
Monday 81. i5.
50-inch all wool heavy storm serge,
worth 81 30, reduced to $l.25
4O-inch all wool bangeline, worth
$3.50, reduced to 81.
40-inch all wool homespun, worth
75c, reduced to soc.
4O-inch al wool suitings reduced from
Gjc to l7c.
5l-inch all wool French serge reduced
from l.50 to $l.l5
40-inch ali wool heavy storm serge, in
all colors. regular price 75c, special for
Monday 5Oc.
We will also have on our bargain
counter 36-inch Scotch plaids for l5c; all
wool cheviols, plaids and plain goods for
2Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Stoves and Ranges.

If you will examine our $27 30 solid
steel range that other dealers ask $i5 90
for you would take it in preference TO
others if we ask also $i5. 90 for them,
but not alone giving you the best
range in the world, we save you 50
per cent We do the same thing in our
cooking ana heating stoves. II You will
read the following prices you can con
vince yourself:
IN HEATING STOVES:
The Magnet So ,95, worth three times
ms much.
The +. w. Jr, Oak SG.i5. worth $I2
The Emblem 50 80, worth $l5.
The Cannan 1896, worth Sl2.
The u. +. Stewart $37 80, worth $50.
The Matchless $l6.20 worth S35.
The Splendid S3s, %, worth s55.
The Putnam S., l5, worth 80.
IN COOKING STOVES.
The Cooking Emblem 81, worth Sl4.
The Hearthside 1915, worth SIS.
The Matchless $l9. 05, worth S27.
The Signal $40 95, worth 1927.
The L. +, Stewart, tho finest cooking
stove in the world $22 05, worth S3. SO
any mans money,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
JtXelIZ Dept,
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.

SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
Cents best rolled plated watch chains
warranted TO wear five years, 0Sc, worth
$3.50.
Ladies' best rolled plated Victoria
chains, with beautiful charms. war;
ranted for five years, 9Sc, worth $3.50.
Ladies' gold plated Victoria chains,
with beautiful charms, i5c, worth 81. 80.
Ladies' solid gold neck Chains 9Sc.
positively worth SO.
Solid sterling silver thlmbles l5c:
worth SOC.
Souvenir spoons. with gold bowls 29c.
Fine pearl acbromatic opera glasses in
morocco leather cases, regular beauties.
SO. 80, worth 81
Morocco leather covered opera glasses
in leather cases, 75c; worth 81.
Rogers II dwt knives or forks 81 %
per set. These goods are strctly'first
class and warranted.
Silver plated napkin rings sc each.
II you want to buy watch don't fail
TO get our prices before you buy else
where. We can positively save YOU 80
cents on the dollar.
Gents gold stiffened hunting case
stem wind and sci American watch s.. 75
Gents gold filled hunting case
watches, Elgin, Springfield or Wal
than movements, warranted 20 wears.
$ll45.
Cents IA kt filled hunting case watch.
stem wind and set, beautifully engraved
in the very latest designs, and warrant
ed to wear 20 years, with a full jeweled
adjusted American movement, 1880:
jewelers. prices $40 to $50.
Ladies' gold filled hunting case stem
wind watch with Elgin, Springfield or
Waltham movements, warranted to
wear 20 years, $3.50.
Ladies' IA llt filed hunting case watch
with genuine diamond set in the case,
and Il first class Elgin, Springfield or
WaItham movement. $lS. %; jewelers.
prices $35 to $50
We are receiving new holiday goods
daily. Why pay fancy prices elsewhere
when we can save you soc to Toe on the
dollar?
Watch and clock repairing at half
jewelers. prices.
All good warranted as represented.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
ClOakS and Jackets,

The coming week will be marked b,
startling bargains in cloak department.
Our large and varied assortment oI
cloaks anc jackets will be offered to the
public at unheard of prices.
We defy competition in both quality
and prices. We quote some prices for
your inspection:
$50 ladies Ra,iton melton walking
jackets, $3.50, reduced from So lin all
colors).
$50 ladies' worsted and beaver Jackets.
S6, 30, reduced from SIS, in black and
blue.
100 ladies Concord beaver Jackets.
SS.25, reduced from SO.
In ladies fur-trimmed jackets wc have
such an endless variety of styles and
quality it is impossible to describe
Suffice TO say that our prices are lower
than the lowest. All fashionable furs
Will be found on our garments. Beaver,
opossum, coon, astrachan and coney
are all the rage, and here you will find
them in endless variety
PLUSH JACKETS.
100 ladies' 4O-inch jackets, $l3. 10.
worth $lS
100 ladies' Lad 4O,inch jackets, $15 IS,
Children's cloaks are offered at un-
heard OF prices. We offer YOU wool
cloaks at the prices our competitors sell
you shoddy one for.
Bring the children and secure ono of
tho grandest bargains over offered in
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Blankets and Comforts

We are headquarters in this line. We
have the stock on display and we make
the prices to back sup the above asser-
tion. If in need ofblankets go to Hay
dens, where you can find what YOU
want from the cheapest cotton blanket
up to the finest California blankets.
Cotton flannel blankets at 59c, others
advertise them as being worth 81.
Ia gray blankets, 5-pound, at 81 50
and $l.95 PAIR.
l2-4 silver gray blankets, weigh 6
pounds, at $235 Il pair.
Id gray blankets, pounds to pair,
at So. ~. $4.35 and 81. 9S pair.
We are selling large size ia blankets
for Same price for which others ask on
1O-4 blankets.
35 pair of white blankets, no two
alike, all more or less soiled, being u
sample line, must be sold tomorrow.
COmfo' is at 25c, SOC, 75c. 81. Sl.25,
$3.50, 81 75, 50, 81 %, $3.50, So 10, 50. SS
and So each.
Down comforts. 6x6, worth $6. 10, re-
duced TO close at $4.75 each. Only a
few of them left.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
House Furnishing Goods.
SPECIAL CHINA GOODS SALE.

cII,Cr,r l,T,r,-, -,-,-,,.-,
- VII "a 'oOO9 9Air'
Fine china plates, nrnnc lc,vo p,t-
torn bonIIr,i,'t',i - "l'o ic",o l'nt,
a, SOC. ''N' ''s ''"''S '0''
2oc. regular lvsoid NJ c T5r o'''' y" ''0' "'
Fine china nlntos restonn of,,o sholl
pattern. elaborate hond,,ni,' tia,r' 80 "S,
regularly sold nj 81 oIi carb '''s' --'o'
Pnrsv hin trays o5r worth 80
Form pin uays lac worth 56r
French china cun. snucer nnd n,o+o
Festoon not,crn aoid 7i,uG' hun1 'stI atv pLl.G'
81, 30 and rcou,arIT so, 4 ~ ,b", "''' "o' I"
German delf cnn sancnr .'r'1O ,n5 ,,o,o =,
bIno ,nI 'rora o.' ~ SauIe[ "I" nn p'aIe, III
Fancy 7innie ornaments in c,,l,o
stirl,s tooth ,I;o,. lnIi ',,,tiion'S III EaIlH'e
at 25c and 30c each wnr,h -. oan u ''''c9
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Dom eStiC Bargains.

Unbleached cotton flannel, 3!c, Sc, Sc
and Ice yard.
See our bleached cotton flannel at Sc.
lOc and ljc yard.
w hlte shaker flannel, Sc yard.
42-inch pillow case muslin. Sic,
Yard wide bleached muslin, SC and
&c yard.
Dark styles dress style flannelette, &c
Bannockburn suiting reduced to sc.
worth l5c.
Chuddah cloth, worth l5c, now SC.
Best dress lining cambric, all colors.
no remnants, SIC yard
25c yard.
3G,inch wide bretonia sulting, 1Oc
yard.
5!-ounce all wool red twilled flannel,
worth 45c, now 25c yard.
Clean cotton bats, 4 rolls for 25c.
Bounce blue denim, 15c yard.
an wool filled jeans at 25c, worth 4Oc.
New dark styles in calico, 5c yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
COMBTN ALTON SUITS.

In this lot vii! be found an elegant
line.
case of ladies' combination suits
worth $l.23, reduced to 75c.
| case ladies natural wool comblna
tion suits only ST.. 80 per suit, worth 50.
| case ladies black and natural gray
suits only 81, worth So.
lot OF line wool combination suits in
natural gray only so. worth So 90
Gil LDRtN' ) WOOL UNDERWEAR.
In this Lire we will put or sale over 10
cases at just about one half the regular
price.
Children's natural gray underwear.
lG-inch, lOc, rise &c on each size.
Childrens natural woods and camel's
hair, l2tc for l6inch, rise SC.
Chidren's scarlet lambs wool, 12bc
for l6, rise DC.
Special sale of gents underwear and
ovcrshirts for tomorrow.
100 dozen gents jersey knit over
shirts, silk lacings, only soc each, worth
81.
Also one lot of gents jersey knit over
shirts, come in different colors, only 75c,
worth 81. 25.
Gents heavy natural gray shirts ana
drawers only soc, worth 75c.
case of gents heavy wool shirts and
drawers, natural gray, only 75c, worth
Sl.25
Special Tor tomorrow We will show
an extra line of gents underwear at 81
which will pay you to examine.
100 dozen gents fancy nightshirts,
made from goood quality muslin, only
00c each.
Also 30 dozen gents nightshirts only
50c each, worth 75c
] case of gents fine camel's hair sox
only 23c per pair, worth 40c
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
case OF ladies' jersey ribbed vests,
long sleeves, only l9c each.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
GREEN RIBBON SALE in OUR
Furniture Department.

From now until the 25th of next
month we shall sell all the chairs and
rockers having green ribbon on them
at greatly reduced prices. We have too
much space gwen to chairs and rockers.
Our trade now calls for larger assort-
ment of other furniture, such as bed
room suits, book cases, folding beds. and
as we contemplate adding to these lines
next year we take ihis means to make
room.
Any chair or rocker will be held on
the payment of II small amount. This
Is no sensational sale, but simply quiet.
genuine bargain closing out.
Solid oak 'high-back rockers. plush
$5.J -
Arm rockers, oak, plush, $3.50, sale
price a. %.
Fine reed chairs, plush seat, $3.50.
sale price 1925
Small white maple rockers, 81, plush
seat, sale price, So i35.
IA Large reed arm chairs, 50, sale
SO. so. 0 p ''0
And hundreds of oak chairs and rock.
ers, all having green ribbon, will be sold
ct bargain.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Ribbons at half price
on Monday.
Butter, Cheese, Oysters.

Country butter at l5c, 17c, l9c and 2lc
per pound.
Creamery, 23c, 25c and 27c.
This butter is always fresh as it is
shipped us every day.
Our prices are away down on cheese.
Swiss cheese, 1910 and l5c.
Brick cheese, lie, l3c and l5c.
Young America full cream, Ice.
Wisconsin full cream, Zoe.
New York full cream, 12tc and l4c.
Rockford pure cream cheese, l6c.
Ltmburger cheese, 12!c and I5c.
sab cagt cheese, 10c per package.
Neufehalel cheese, imported, 1!c per
package.
American club house cheese, put up
in glass jars only Soc.
Finest Edam cheese only $l.25, others
charge $l.50.
We have the celebrated brand of An
edrson 5 mlnce meat, also the Dough
erty brand of New England mince meat.
3 packages for 25c, others sell for 25c
Remember when you want solid meat
Baltimore oysters come here and get n
quart Tor 25c.
Cape Cod crauberrics. 7!c per quart
Michigan celery, for l0c
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Grand Special Sale.

Notwithstanding the fact that silks of
AL kinds have recently advanced in
price, we will offer on Monday 10000
yards of very fire all silk ribbons at less
than their original cost Also our en-
tire stock Windsor ties at great re-
duction.
LOOK NJ THESE PRICES:
No. all silk moire ribbons, all colors,
at DC per yard.
NO. all silk moire, all coors, ut &c
per yard.
No. II ali silk moire, all colors, at lO!c
per yard.
No. Is all silk laoire, ali colors. at lac
per yard.
No. 40 all silk moire, all colors, at 24c
per yard.
p 1hls is II rare chance to secure fine
trimming or, fancy work ribbons at
very small cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
World Fair Trunks and
ValiSeS,

From now until Christmas we shall
sell at greatly reduced prices all trunks
and valises now in stock. We have
some very fine trunks which are marked
very low.
Club bags, Is inch, zoe and 05c; l6
inch, $l.OO, 1925.
Club bags, solid leather, leather
lined, 81. 20 Sl.75. 81. 80, $2.S5.
Genuine alligator bags, SO so each,
worth $4 90
$3.50, worth $4OO. o''
20 inch solid leather Gladstone baos
S3 So, worth $3.50.
Full line of fine cabinet, Oxford and
telescope bags at less than The usual
price All in our bargain furniture de-
partment
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Linens.

c, ecial sale on table linens.
~ ,uf bleached damask, 45c, 55c and
Soveam damasls, 25c, iOc, 45c, soc and
Gsahard,
Ar linen bleached damask. 40c. soc,
+ hoe. {5c.f5c. Soc, 81 and upwards.
r our. 50c damask is the best for tho
offered.
y Our5Oc silver bleached damask can't
be beat
Tufkey red damask, Soc, 4Oc and soc
Turkey red and green, 35c ward.
Fringed lunch cloths in ali sizes, all
colors In borders ana at all prices.
Look AT on? stock and assortment of
bleaShea napkins at 81, Sl35, Sl.5O,
$i.G5, Sl15, - an up
Speela! bargains in half bleached
German o 5 napkins at 81. so dozen.
FringeG napkins, 25c dozen and up.
All linen blcached crashes, sc &c 10
Sc, Zoe, l2ac and l5c yard.
Have you seen our lI~4 lmported mar
seiies bedspreads at So 0S eachY
81 the bargains we offer in white
bedspreads at 81. 90 and $l.75 each
Crochet spreads, 65c and 75c each
At ssc we offer u beauty in white
S.rpchet spreads.
~ .argest line OF towels; best yalue IN
l. Mound; look them over: towels nj 40
1ol l5c, l9c 25c and SOC each.
Remnants OF table linen, crashes and
white dress goods at prices to close.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Drugs.

Fakes Fragran:ipe, for chapped
hands, lOc, regular price, 25c.
Hoosier Curling Fluid, l9c
90 syrup Tar and Wild Cherry, large,
Cashmere Bouquetlsoap, 2lc.
Seven Sisters Scalp Cleaner. 4Oc.
Pansy Blossom soap, lc cake.
Iansy blossom perfume, 29c ounce.
FLORIDA Water, large, 35c bottle.
A!cker's English Remedy, 2Oc bottle
Naseiine Camphor Ice, l5c box.
Naseline Cold Cream, l2tc box,
Fig syrup, small, lie bottle.
Prescriptions filled less than any other
cists.
drug department.!
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Black Dress Goods.

4O,inch all wool henrietta Monday 49c.
We have just received another in
voice OF those all wool sorgcs, on sale
tomorrow for soc.
4O-inch satin finish German henrietta,
others ask YOU 81 per yard, on sale Mon :
day for zoe.
,5o'incn all wool wide vale serge, reg
ular price $l.25, reduced to CSC,
4O.ince all wool French rep, worth
Sl.4O, on sale Monday for 81. %
5l-inch all wool llanpel, worth 75c, re-
duccd to soc
Inch all wool whipcord, worth 81. %
on sale tomorrow for S5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Silks.

DO YOU know why Hayden Bros. sell
more silks than any other house in the
city? 1t is simply because we buy them
IN large Quantities for cash and sell
them to you Tor the least possible profit.
Our llno oi silks is complete in every
particular and we cordially invite an in,
spectonof them. Goods cheerfuIlv
shown Whether you wish TO purchase or
not. christmas will soon be here and
no II Ger present than good black silk
dress' can be got for II lady. Come in
and see what we have in silks.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-06
Purses, POCketbO0kS
and Wallets

We have a very large line of these
goods and will offer them at bottom
figures.
Gents nice calfskin purses at sc.
Gents heavy calfskin purses at lOc.
Gents very nice leather purse, with
patent clasp, l5c
Gents, buckskin money bags only l5c.
Gents wallets at 25c, Soc and 45c.
Ladies' purses at sc, lOc and l5c.
We have a ladies' nice snakeskin
purse that we will offer on Monday at
20c,