Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1900, Page 10

10 THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1900, e et e et ————— e e e et ettt e e TRYING T0 0UST DR, WEARNE! CORN 1N 600D CONDITION BOSTONSTORE RENYANTSALE | CLERKS MaKiNG uP TaX LisT| i ol [ Y1e1d Wil ne at Lenst an Avernge List of Pr thew on Wh Taves with Qunality Retter | Have 11 Delt win w Friends of Dr, Lee Van 0. nt Hir Than tsonl $1.00 Quality New Dress Goods Remnants, | Me Published in - Halt Pare Rast Ay ted ( F ¢ § Wt AR ! of 260 a Yard, Savemt EddTtionst Nivi Fedn T ttes o b vin “The Northw | t Pacific ha ¢ R— to work in e y | ten over th nto : Atu Umbrella held MATTER WILL COME UP SATURDAY |, eight 40C MERCERIZED LININGS 15C YARD | 4 g lad f " — t over a lady with a skl R i it % | Geand Closing Oat Sale Short Pleces r man getting all the nfluenee enr on (he 4 L ds nnd Ends of Dress Goods, | - V [ : s s « Commine d i Gt uoods, White J () ) I G rain drops from the | that w A y eV points, signifies court- | al b 1 N . . 1t 1 . honse | come o i ; ship. But when a man " 1 ND TOIDERIES il A " H " o) “Stic that AY'S T ; $1:00 NBW DRUNS GOODE, 50 ¥R : Keeps the lion's share of the article, and Sere . . o Today we show for the first time| SWaFd, By YN h > it il K gives the lady the droppings, it signifies | 1 e, wh 6,000 yard dress g in carly fall | cision of the ¢ 1 of th s : ‘ marriage. o ywn, the style They are all in l¢ hs from 4 to | Omaha taxes for the years . " a8 there w 12 yards and are all the new and latekt | reassessed . taxe Y m Powder s ou . P he nd repara t i fonal bargaine we have ever placed [although they 0 advertised for < « hart | sn cntage of the total acreage. Te. On our bargain squares and go on sale to- [ aumber of years pa The rea ment | 1K r 1tm A & wil v . o . )r. Wearn I in will do a gr al of good in a yard [ virtually makes a new essment 1 i "Yf"”* up a fine line of rain de h-nwl.le at a very low Asser hat " 1 he v ay of ‘V“‘:n;'hr' 1‘1‘\" lvv;m;’ ng N .';1.\;1-[~.~‘":‘\|w7""-' AND \\‘\u‘” wipes out all aceum ‘ -‘: inter ‘ T & et " H price. Al of them have paragon frames, steel rods, ’ s until | ture, and the crop will be increased as a show a grand lot of importer's sample | delinquent next M s i i i natural wood sticks— some of them are priced M"\un her b triends of | result of it ands of dress goods, in black and colors, a 1 Fixtract can forget them, or, if some other feller gets them " f t re At Burlington headquarters a close line | great many of the o match; go in two Ram ot rr v y o . . v fa ,‘”, k‘.,' ot ’vyy. !" ,,';" ": ,\.‘,l,',' “' ‘.‘” K iRl el For a boo ¢ ; t Cur v yYou're not out a great amonnt. Some of them have f f y county | ports that are coming in now are even m ‘,,.i\l W BILK REMNANTS, 5C, 10C, 15 'v"l\"h’ mer r itue & plain handles, some of them are mounted, some of the | than was believed after th and 250 on the Ii e Chicago, Milwaukeo ( % g Dl i Fiaehe it Sueer e D |1 Rt L [ R e e BUsl fy, uddrest ¢ : SCH“EFE (8] ‘hlftll"('.};lfl monntings don't amount to mu .Ix, but they ar most ¢ od ¢ be | The y corn crop, H-l:lmz.;hnmlw ip to % yard, go in lots, accord \:« AL NASH L .- < Iy 8o you can tell af it's yours in a rush ey arve I pla |t ht men belteve, will be above the | INR to length, at e, 10c, 15¢ and 25c each General Weerorn Agent, b rago. o 2 W ¢ e 3 3 ! ! . . i ¢ and the grade of the product will |SILK MOUSSELINE DE SOIE, 1€, ic, ¢ good for these hot days also, for the sun that shines N \ O make up any shortage that may exist Romnants of eline ¢ that nm--mv VLG LA for us from its home 95,000,000 mmiles away, can be rM ward, a democr — e u.-u.m\ 1 "t FUE SN P — gl th vl Wi & By otie of ; aud a t clhton Medival cor | WELL KNOWN RAILROAD MAN Diis, [for a child's dres a | ”" pped six feet from the "‘.‘I' ‘_“'I“ by ALk of them lege nd « remnants go, according to length, at 1c, | Ir I'hey're handy to get at, just inside one Fifteenth St $he ¥ M 1 of 1 oln Saccumbs 1o (a0 50 and 10¢ entire pi smtrance—half a dozen sale . ar | A i Neevous Prosteation, WASH GOODS REMNANTS 1¢ YARD. entrance half a dozew salesmen near by . t wm.: mfln" nr’nw Ihh 10,000 vards of short remnants of all Gt I t oln and a railroad man wi kinds of organdies, dimities and summer esterday g B g Meousht to Viae |5, T Socuiinianee is Omae, gl | S o SvEwae Gt i ¢, 75¢, $1.00 and $I1. on the " gl | VETRNIAY RE HIN '-;‘-n- b '»'"kw"vlv He bad | "1,000 yards of remnants of denims, cre : b ' nd his death was not unexpected {10,000 yards of plain black and colored [ We shall place on sale tomorrow mornir ' n r bad been connected with the | mercerised henrletta satteens, worth 40c |5 a0y cakos of toflet sonp at be per box. con the e \ Wekr been located in Lincoln as general agent |yqyq aining 4 cakes. This is a chance of a life Comi er Hoctor reported to b t five six years. Prior to that |* ona big counter of all kinds of corded |time to get a good tollet sc for a pr t part in the aftalr and | igent of the Elkhorn at Hast- | gingham remnants, worth 2c & yard, go |next to nothing. Boxes containing 1 gro: hard for Van | ath {s generally deplored by his | a¢ g14c a yard o OTHES EOR.,MEU "D WOMEN' wide circle of railroad acquatntances in this | 10,000 yards of all kinds of white goods 1 ty. Mr. Mosher has two sons, one of | remnants. worth up to 40c a yard, in| e sell 50c Society Hygieneque Soap at 0.00 whom, Harmon Mosher, is depot ticket | stripes, plaids, dimities, . wgent of the Northwestern at Sioux City te., go at be a Rumor also has | 80Ing ther Wo sell 4711 White Roso Soap at Poco Cameras from ... $3.75 up ? about a year ago from Omaha 10,000 yards 40-inch fide India linen goat We sell. Woodbur Facial Soap at 18 Pre sfrom..... $1.00 up 1 Harte have about | Where he occupled a position with the |15e a yard ik, \ J | We uarantee every strument arne and fill the vacancy — | wide dotted swisses, go at 15 yard. 2 . 5 A el Ny Gonerarty OF for Spirit Lake. | "0 (he ‘batanco of the remnants of our sell Small Juvenilo Soa e, | —o—o— Flne s oes Pl e ch ot © L€ fine organdies, lawns, dimities, etc., in long . ‘ Bl e | h Milwaukee left ostel for Spirit Lake, " E a mporte [ il 8 ¢ to 2. friends. They rvun)‘lul a private car and ; [ Write for new catalogue ‘ & & 9 y And hundreds of other remnants in the 1215 Farnam St. their trip will be purely one of pleasurs. | ("0 Comorrow | By : ) B TABLE LINEN REMNANTS ‘sharma" &'Mccnnne“ nmg Co! Films developed and finished. See " - | i | which will return I3 W. Wattles, John 8. Brady, J. A.| Grana clearing sale of 1,000 remnants of | OUE DICLUEL- rALINS ied an order citing | EVans. M. G. Perkins, Frank Murphy, E of tabls damask, blesched, un: COR. 16TH AND DODGE, OMAHA | rs to appear before | 11 kind — 1 i " g :1 .‘-‘ _), H ‘\’\ Ya . A ""“f‘ Wl theucticd 4, cream, etc., from 1'% 1o 3- | s - Ine Ippers Or CI ause why a Kenyon, Thomas Kilpatrick, Eucld | yarq jengths, at about one-half the regular B ) Martin, W. J. Connell, J. J. Dickey and J cen Cit Why to Ap- Re- t be i price, | elling the b ake an ap EMBRIODERY AND LACE REMNAN 2 and propriation for the Douglas county fair Ratiway Sotes and Fersonnis, Rempants of all kinds and all widths of | UNION eg“ ar . ~ 0€sS brought by the Douglas| mhe Missouri Pac special train | embroideries and insertings, worth regu- | PACIFIC tural association. It is de- | load of picnickers to Wee Ding Water yes la » to 25c a yard, in this sale at 314 i na R ik et A e v made for other dealers. [ nhabitant in the county for | the Uit Baclic ‘has roturned from a| %0 the odd pieces and remmants of the association in payiug pre ilroads of the state have miums at the falr. The amount asked for | upon speclul rates for he state s $2.774.40 ment of the Nebraska National Guare pod fo and 4 L L T Do eld at Hastings the last of this month, | Sale at 3%c, fc and Lok ‘"".(_ It Is asserted in the petition that the| The two Omaha militia companies will at Al 8 AT 15C. ssloners have been in the habit of the encampmont All the finest allover lace, embroidery making this appropriation annually and o special trains came in from and tucking, in combination lace and em- with the expectation that it would be done L r ing. Mi via the Illinois Central dery offects, wo! b to 5oc, dnesday ht and left for San F broidery effects, worth up to 50c, in this finest wash laces and insertings, In all widths, worth up to 2 rd, go in this Dave been made. Unless the ||||n[r|h||11rn‘ were occupled by th ghih infantry, | BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, is made, the officers of the association as- | Which hus been orde the Orlent N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts sort, the fair will be greatly handicapped.| On account of the fusionists' conventlon | b be sure h Nehrask: + August : £ one and oned | Okohojt and Arnold's Park. sroding the canvention | The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail- here to recover §2,000 from Christopher | and good for return pasage until the duy | way company’bas just placed In service Oldfield of this ecity, to whom the money l S ;lmkn:l(-)tk l:u]lnn hl“\“r:p?l?r;lv:h\’: n(n:ln\‘pl(!hl: be'igd 5 ot loged it Jake, Okoboji and Arno k. G was sent tor lovestmeat. 10 1 wileged 10| X AMINATIONS ARE NOW ON |1aker Dkomoiiind Araoids bark oo ihe [ rives Spirit Lake at 415 p. m. Returning v& (he Counts. Super- | the train leaves Spir ake at 645 a. m. ent of Schools What | and errives Omaha 2 m. This fs the | as yet been offered ever trip tickets, good re- $10.70. ‘arpam etreet, al Western Agent. 1am Strest, Omaha. district RAINS FOM SPIRIT LAKE | DAYLIGH that your ticket reads over the 98¢ $1.85 UN ION PACI Flc The greatest bargains ever offered in the latest style shoes, Big bargain tables, filled with these fine shoes, assorted in siz f Ladies' Fine $3.50 Vici Kid Shoe, S1.85. | | | | . Oldfield Wants Her Money. garet Oldfield of Sussex county, Eng- | from land, hus brought suit in the district court | be on Two trains daily to Denver and Colorado Points. Two trains daily to San Francisco and California Points. Three trains daily to Salt Lake City and Utah Points. Sillkk tan shoes, made by Hoag, Heath & Co and H: Two trains daily to Portland and North Pacific Coast || 1" & (0 for other dealers—all ¢ Fs’oimls, with direct connections for Tacoma and ! Men'’s Fine 3‘00 Vici Kid Shoes, $1.85 eattle. R your easy selection. ted to make any accounting of invested. Margaret Oldfield not | Teachers ouly wants her money back intend on the investment They Know. [ best service that — any one road. Ro The regular quarterly examination of ap- | turning until Octob | plicants for certificates to teach in the | City ticket office, 1504 | Douglas county schools is being held at the y morning, August 19. Cheap tickets on { High school building and until | @ will continu sale at 1401%03 Farnam street and Web- | Saturday. Only twenty-five teachers began 'n B. Good 205 in both blacks and tans, oot Omaha, at 8 o'clock Sun at Chicago ster street station the examination this morning, but the radebd e : T fon and New York weather was so unfavorable that Superin- bt Fine patent leather, welt shoes, in the latest styles, oston nnd New Yo el il -tare ticke! A g 3 tendent J. Bodwell expects a larger at- 3 gl g s o e . | Who have already appeared are from Omaba | The ‘:;"“‘"l'“""“;: e City Ticket Office 1324 Faroam St. Ter. 316, | LACIES FINEC B rap Jdlppers, C. u., arrives New York ne 1070 | nd teachers from other parts of the county | i ing 10:00; New Yorl Bos- | 80d and o ; 0:30 1 rives ork | Will probably show up tomorrow | In patent leather and viei kid, hand turned soles, all sizes ton spectal 10:30 a. m., arrives Now York | Wil PEObably SLOv N8 COWATIORS oo hers Accommodations. D next day 1:30 p. n, 3:00 p. m: New | 1401 and 1403 Farnam St. | institute begins its session of one week at Dollars t Two 1401 and 1403 BURLINGTON ROUY . Lincoln and Return—$1.635, AR, General Wostora Agsat. All men's, boys' and children's summer o Trai for Lincoln leave the Burlington ERRILI e e e Lk m L, S ,n:.i“:'::\.f;':',n:.z“,:::.";,“.'.;,:;:x""';;:;:;_ clothing at half price and less, to make N s it ont e comphats | E— —| room for one of the largest stocks of fall «: and winter clothing ever shown in Omaha 2 Men's very finest Suits—$22.50, §20.00 and ~;x~nn$12 50@ 1 Suits now at The Tmmanuel Deaconess’ association is 630, Book of gives full fnforma- - Haya Plums, , Plums, city offices, 1401 and 1403 Farnam street quickly and comfortably reached by the CHICAGO AND RETURN tambar. 1 Bl 4900, Sy , Milwaukee & ‘v Paul railwa v.vul 0 iy ickets omana o cuicess|For less than any other house in Omaha, ¢ A Great Sale on Concords York and New E 00 p. m — - — arrive Boston 4:4 ; Chicago. F. M Good Fishing. Large market basket fancy home grown T tlon. M. B, Glle Ay Chicago 5 Spirit Lake, Okoboji, Lake Washington. | pjumg, 10 pounds in basket, for 19 : Waseca, Fagle Lake, River Falls, S0lon [ pancy large Mezzina e doan T anda | Springs, Rice Lake, Buyfleld, Ashland, G- | Large fancy 3 crown layer figs, e pound. ic, Watersmeet and numerous lakes near HAYDEN BROS. ; . Plus one fare, August and 27, via “The | St. Paul and Minneapolis. Read clothing and shoe sales. . | North-Western line a | ticket offic ‘arnam street, H o Buggies ‘ 3 3 - - - CHILD'S FINE 75¢ VICT KID, HAND TURNED &1 » [RLIP . sto k 6:00 p, | the High school butlai last year's at-| gamyel L. Morris of the Omaha police , R R Bk D STRAP SLIP- m. next day; Lake 4 5:30 p. m., | ter » was 125, but Superintendent Boa- | force gays that he had kidney trouble and PERS, 39 CENTS, arrive New York 6 oston 9:05 | Well believes the institute will be more | ipat no medicine gave him the relief that % N p. m. next day; New Yor Y 00 p. | largely attended this year. South Omabha | cramer's Kidney Cure did. All druggists. In black or red kid—sizes 2 to 5. e Naw wocond morning at | alone will send forty teachers. et ot Byron, G. W, A Northwestern Line" Inquire at the large| These are all good fishing places and are | B - P 00000000000000000000000000000000000000 BUILDING AN ORPHANAGE | cheap rate x'x‘v.(umlf August 10-21, Sep- 08 ATEIKE 2 ~ Carriages ~ . Spring Wagons The orphanage is a small building which | will accommodate fifty children, the idea | of the assoclation being to have ler houses and care for the small unfortunates B e R b oo o 50c i e, Farm Wagons ‘ osses T a s P I I sees WRITE FOR PRICFS AND TERMS, | se it We refer to One Minute = = $2 75 ~ I PUEORRE B sigranrat b bt s - P&d9: H E. FREDRICKSON k3 Me“ S h\trfl F‘ ne Odd Pants s 15th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb. $6.50 Men's Flnest Pant® At o . oo csioscsnavaing b s gy $3.75 @ POOTIDIQIVOGQ GQO0OS $5.00 Men's 1fine Worsted PARLE 88 +vvses.ss : . 82,80 2020002000 00000404040 50 Men's Blue Serge PantS at ..ouooeeoreerennennn.. 81,78 | Masons to I i LR TR L R+ R-L ek SR 3+ J-f vE % X1 F-R L1 RE TR X0 3 | $15.00 Men's Ruitsat ... | $7.50 | THE HANDSOME BRIDE ) $10.00 Men's Fine Al Wool Suits at s YT | YT ! “ e d l Chicamo and return, iz 5—August 3 to : 95¢ Men's White Duck Pants at Lo rainianiny 45¢ | : Voo fran v | ! Hot Springs and return, $15,40-August 18, 21 and 25, All Boys' Washable Knee Pants at ......... 5¢ and 15¢ | AY, THE .ll‘\\l‘l ER, i @ third nigh | Panyer: o asvisas e TS i 50c to $3.50 Washable Suits, for hoys' 3 to 16 years, at - | 1516 DOVGEAS, ol e L e B e - i 25¢, 50¢, 75¢ and 93¢ i ber tire, at cost to close out stock Salt Lake and return, §2.00c August | BVUY THE CENUINE i O e E Av E“ SVHUP 0F FIGS Dr Kay s Renovator ) e ¢ g intry. . 1502 Farnam St. 10th and Mason Sts. . i rut I quick and plement & Tra A ro the very 0. incross [ MANUFACTURED BY of dyag thatlon; " Blouy Nortnweste T & AL 3 CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO : 1" for" Kres Bahpta. Eres o R SELLING THE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAA | R A RN | e A T BT E R Al September 30 retu [ 3 o A 4