Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1900, Page 12

12 TRADING STAYP F aaha O ves Telegraphio Ord @ ) GIFT BOOKS, 1 Omaha Uoncern Receives Telegraphio Order Jacksonian Club Employs Scabs to Do Its AT ROSTON STORE TODAY to Olose Its Doors, B Wi 10,000 copyright handsomely « t A sad case of desti 3ryan Wirin K - — | 1t e ot e oo e e i o elling Out Sale of NSTRUCTIONS ARE PROMPTLY OBEYED ki o Stockteld | OUMITTEE GETS A COLD RECEPTION |, A1l the b - hat 1 bad been & it e 00 10€S. A | “Master Diver,” “The Celebrity Mer Finted ? | and that he brought her here from Lincoln th Omaha Trades and Labor Ase |of Fortune,” “The Manxman,’ “The Willing (o Lose | eight months ago. Of fate he has apr ution Pro- | Invisible The Forest Lover The John Foster, Queen Quality, Pingree & | of Stickers Now on l'to be atiing and on ¥ridky mor 1rwe the [ Sorrows of Satin ka" “The Prisonet mith, Stacy, Adams and other celebrated | s B LA G ) Tekin,” “Teilby.” Mhe Prids anine makes on sale at prices much less than | TR tal. After th jeclaration Stockfelt told - | Dross Gloria Mund 5 Damnation you can buy cheap footwear at the fake The Omabs Trading Sty mpa His wife (8at she Would Have 15:get along | JTRo0ived, That 1 and, Labor ae: | of Theron Ware sidier Storie Me- ! gntes ¢ S it ' Soutt mns the | Teagle Agatha Webh, The Leave with offices a as b he could until his health was re of the Juck for hir a8 gatha A “ v has gone out of stored d i witense vl | worth Ca Tho Jessamy Hride | Ladies' $2.00 and $2.50 Oxford Ties, now effect being posted on (b 1 Yesterday Mra. Stockfelt became anxious gl it 8 ‘ h‘w sh n.r a Throne By Right of Sword 3 Auth L } nt . E #hals he Sower The Gadfly A Gent esterda \ about her husband and being entirely dest ings Bryan ¢ 2, g0, over . 4 | v S gram from J. W. I eneral manager regarding her missing spouse, [ U0 N Sea.” “Barabbas," all on sale at 50c each. | of tho trading stamg ficate, with head y hospital I the city was called up by | AL & meeting of the Trades and Labor ”A”::n.j hitndsomely bound Rift books, Worh | y(cios and children' $1.25 and $175 quarters in Chi phone and It was learned that Stockfelt |Asembly of South Omaha the above res each, on sale at 15c each v 0. A, Toddett merchants sign to | SIETE Ty ury of them. The county. coms | OUGOR WKE st introduced ROS STORE, OMAHA, | #hoes, now 68c and 78 eombine against rders trom New York [ mit i neline to the opinion that Stock- | Passed v\nl\m’y' adi g vote V'hlmulv N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas St. | Broken sizes in ladies' shoes, 48¢ are to close the d felt has deserted his wife. The woman and | there were about 100 members presen on sizes en's 8 This brief 1 od on & window | iacct CO be provided for temporarily at| Much protest has been raised over the TAKE THE WABASH, [Pt T sl of the oMes omy It AU | 55 courity Doapital action of the Jacksonian club having their . Ladies' Satin Slippers, 70c told the tw we | a few men electric light wiring done by nonunion | Te the Biennial Ca ave, Knights n'\ NG 1 o . N old. who hung {4 lace all forenoon | Old Uleers and Nores—No Care No Pay. [men. The unions of South Omaha and ryth Detrolt. o oo s 42 hat. EHAre o chance of obtaining will refund your money i |Omaha combined in a demand asking that | On August the Wabash will sell | store for rent preminm i of the fact that cur- | Pazo Oiutment talls to cure you. b0 cents. |this should not be done. Notwithstanding | tickets from Ch at half fare tightly e waited wih fied | DIETRICH GIVEN GLAD HAND |catiea “scabe” and the workingmen of | %5 a. m. arr roit 6:30 p [ stamp hooks In their hands, hoping that i uth Onaha are furious over it and de- | 12:40 p. m, arrive 810 p. m something A th ™ | Awsnrances of Hearty Snpport Cone |clare they will boycott the mee today 3:15 p. m., arrive Detroit 10:50 p. m resimo b It who waited tnue to Come to Nebranka's | ‘When the unions discovered that the con- [ 11:00 p. m.. arrive Detroit 7 N T LR B Sl Luracor i “wiving . ‘et e 10 | OBl ins Tunsig recinn ‘vt cas 1515 Douglas St. and the chances are that ms | electriclan not a member of the union ana | from Chicago that were promised will ne forth- | Hon. C. H. Dietrich of Hastings, re-|that he was employing non-union labor on | Ask your agent for tickets via the W R . t " n . \ | bash. For further information call at cit coming [ publican candidate for governor, is in the |the job a committee of unlon electrical | y Th s ' n t eral won who held one and two booke | republican headquarters. He has just This committee was composed of | ¥rite: G. N ._I,\» m\ vou ever attend the meeting »f the filled with pplied at offices of | returned from a series of meetin Jacobs, Berry and Morton and a|N: W. P. Agt, Room 405 N. Y L. Bl t It vou Have ) t papers, but b ost of the papers |tions of the state, at which he never failed [ day night. In order to get out of the difi- | Y 1 \ ing. They will tell amounted, in most of the eases, to more | (o find assurances of the hearty support [culty Secretary McDevitt of the club gavg "‘.)‘ 6 A Fatiivy Bt ;"" b " 1 piigh of the premium offered the | that is being given his candidacy by re- | the committea a letter to Ed P. Smi oo gL, = Gramer's Kidney than the p | a being glven hi ndidacy by r th mmitt 8 letter to Ed P. 8mith, | notoee and veturn for § 2, 2 Duftees Matt "Whi 1den was 0o publicans and many who have not been ro- [ which was presented vesterday: With | o '[Pb @5 T - Wine of Cardul The of the trading stamp store | puplie for years. He is putting in all [ the presentation of the letter the commit- |y B0 HHE FEHER (08 SRl mo_Qu tn considered a victory by the merchants | of his time in his campaign work and focls | tee requested that the work of wiring the | yGleiReH A HREEER T B0 o #i of the city and those who have b [ from his daily experiences that his efforts | park be dono by union Iabor. Mr. Smith | yyii/enf e BEC FERRER OE GO o) 7 {ng the fight against this concorn are MOTe | will not be in vain [told the committee that he did not care | Ju''yyt AT SO T Rt g £ than pleased at the outcome. In numer - | whether union labor was employed or not, | V' the OIS St ! Satarrh Powder ous instances the merchants will be loser: e Tonlght, 50 long as the work was completed in time, bl b i 3 i ek Al VIROE: by the transaction, for the reason that Eighteenth and Harney | yo absolutely refused to enter into any ne Y LI ic Prescription cash in advance K invariably been de- |8t ghts' lively ball this even ptiations with the committee looking to- District Passenger Agen manded for books of stamp ANl stamps [ ing. Fine, full orchestra. A grand, g0od | ward a settlement of the difficulty and the j 3 SNT S on hand will, without o a dead |timo for you, yes. Gents, Zic. Welcome. | committee was forced to leave without se h.:_ Motnes and return $4.50, Rar-Ben ... Yoss to the merch ¢ them, but I curing any concessions whatever from the R L 1 doz. 2-grain Quinine Capsules th even thi taring them in the | A Erand picnic, given by the singing sec- | qopof00 ™0 inareo of the affair Tickets on sale Aug. 21 to Sept. 1, goo: |1 doz d-grain Quinine Capsule :' "'.u rs of merchan \ppear to be | ton of the Omaha Plattdeutsche Verein, | = "“\"m .'.'L', bl Y for return until Sept Ticket office ‘Woron B-gralR Quinine Capsules.. e ¢ betting ria | Will be held at Ruser's park next Sunday. | orreq g AL Lo R ol M | 1523 Farnam st CUT PRIC delighted ut the pre of getting it serted in the World-Herald for 0 of the trading stamp concern August 26. Visitors take west side Park [yoo of G ders for the picnic today DRU( The manager of the Red Stamp Trading |avenue cars to Thirty-second and Center Syndicate park. It was learned last "“” "‘":"[ B pallbL, popt DI G $. W. Cor. 16th ana Chicago. company announces that his company will | #rests, “"'l“‘"k‘ L) : L e | that over one-half of the number em- | oo " on Will pay you to reud | —— - = remain fn busincss, and that it 1s here to after 1% o'clock, noon ‘!";‘Y Soral ployed are non-union men and that the 18y, invited. A good time assu o union men who have t employed re “ Headache— " THE COMMITTEE. |fuysed to w | L1) used to work wth the others. At the | 3 Mothers endorse 1t, children like it. old | e T meeting of the Trades assembly last night | Exhaustion— folks use it. We refer to One Minute ) ummer Tesorts. this was not known and no action was N — Cough Cure. It will quickly cure all throat| For & book deschbing the cool, pleasant, | ocially taken. However, after the meot : G Nervousness and lung troubles ealthtul summor resorts of Wisconsin, sl | ing was adjourned. it was declared by a Sick Stomach— i ated on the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee | nupmbor of the assembly that an effort Nl The o the Pudding. |6 Pl Ry, addrees or call 00 | would e made this. morning (0 have & Fatigue— The following item appeared In the ne SEL al boycott on the Bryan celebration i cplumns of The Bee under date of Aug General Western Agent. | goclireq o Thirst— his age are athictic as tary H put still indulges in all s t walk it here 1s nothing remarkable in the above | 3 statement. It Is only additional proof of a fact long known to medical men. M trentment is a virtual “life preserve when combined with electro-magnetic tr u{ S10h cnndares AUNGILEY b2 And b Vs el Chiougo and Retura $1008, ment 18 ¢n intallible remedy for all forms of | 0N T © TR, S uire at the large| O August 2, 2, 27, 28 and 20 the Chi- rheumatism and nervous trouble. As a4 Tomoos i and 1408 Farnam street, | <Ag0, Milwaukee & St Paul Rallway will mplexion beautifier” and renewer of | e sell round trip tickets from Omaha to Chl- youthful vigor this treatment has never been | W, F. Anteman, jeweler, of North Pearl | cago for $12.75 equalled street, Altany, N. Y., was pronounced in- | City ticket office, 1504 Farnam strect. Why not defy discase and premature ola | curable. Took Cramer's Kidney cure and F. A. NASH, age strom system of hygien bathing in use at the Ladies' Bathery, second floor, Bee build- | ing? Experienced women operators and a |l Jady's maid always in attendance. For ladies only e 7 and read about the s of Havden Bros Turn right to p great bargain offe RAINS FOR SPIRIT LAK '~ Park. Paul Rail- oIt and Arng The Chicago, Milwaukee & 1 in service | way Company has just pla daylight trains between Omaba and Spirl Lake, okoboji and Arnold’s Park. Going the traln leaves Omaha at 7:15 a. m. and ar rives Spirit L at 4:15 p. m. Returning the train leay pirit Lake at 6:45 a. m. and arrives Om 5 p. m. This is the heet ween offered over tickets, good re turning until October 31, $10.70 City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street F. A. NASH eral Western Agent, Good Fishing. Spirlt Lake, Okoboji, Lake Washington, Wa Engle Lake, River Falls, Solon Springs, Rice Lake, Bayfield, Ashland, merous lakes near ebic, Watersmeet and 1 St. Paul and Minneapolis They are all good fishing places and are quickly and comfortably reached by the Northwestorn Lin Cheap rate excursions August 21 and Sep- tember 7-21. Limit, Oct City ticket office, 1401 and 1 31, 1900 Grand Army August 25 Half-fare tickets Via The Northwestern Line. Speelal cars and Accommodations. 1401 and 1403 Farnam St. Chicago and returs, $12.75, Via Rock Island Route. Tickets on sule Aug to 29 hanas of a skilled | L RATES, August 2 to 29, good till September | by the nonunion men v they 0. would not hold the Labor day picnic there 14011108 Farnath attedt in September 3, as has been arranged. ? Why not Investigate the new Ren-|was cured THE _OMAHA DAILY (4K OUIT | LEAVES FAMILY DESTITUTE [Y](Y HBUR TlR\ G e oo man Applics missioners | 1504 Farnam Street, Omaha, There was a stormy session at the meet- ing last night. The assembly said ofcially that if the manangers of the park did not have torn down the wires placed in it 1 Fare bas. Tiquettes on eale via “The Northwestern ine” to Chicago and return at HALF wo Dolinrs to Netroft, Mich.. Return, ana CHICAGO AND RETURN, $12.75, General Western Agent. Insist on having Cramer's. — Prices that help you to help yourselves is what you will find at the big store of Hayden Bros. Read their ad on page 7. Omaha Tent and Awning Cu, ngs, canvas goods, 11th & Harney ents, awn- Tel. 833 PACIFIC Time is Money. THE QUICK | TRAINS ARE VIA The UNION PACIFIC || OMAHA TO SALT LAKE CITY Ten hours quicker than any other line. OMAHA TO SAN FRANCISCO Fifteen hours quicker than any other line. OMAHA TO PORTLAND Fifteen hours quicker than any other line, Buffet Smoking and Library Cars, with Barber Shop and Pleasant Read- ing Rooms. Double Drawing Room Palace Sleepers. Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte. Pintsch Light CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Farnam 8t. Tel. 316. City ticket office, No. 1323 Farnam st A Gr ortanty Yo increase your knowledge of the country. | Half fare to Chicago and return via “The Northwestern Line,” August 23 to 20. Good NIl September 30 returning A Sale of Silk Petticoats | Only a faw, but the prices SCOFIELD'S SATURDAY. | are very low. One lot, choics . --- .- §5.50 One lot, choice ---... $7.50 The silk in these petticoats is of extra good tafleta—black, and a few choice colors, Let us show you our bar | gams in tailored suits, U-KSEUHELU CLDAKR SUITCD, 1E10 Danalos 8¢ Half Rates to Chicago.. TODAY— and every day until next Thursday. Travel unusually heavy—reserve berths NOW. Trains at 7:00 a, m,, H00p. m, 7:45 p. m. Ticket OMics, Burlington Statio 10th and M Tol. 128. BEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1900, Today at ¥ Sale ¥y s BOUN re Greatest ook ot " All Yield to a Glass of COGA CELERY, THE “1D AL" SUMMER DR BO A GLASS, sule’ in powder and orm, also in liquid with chloretone the manufacture of P. D. & Co. and / Sold at the Soda Fountain of RUSSELL'S EMULSION OF MIXED FATSHOLOCAIN J.A. FULLER & CO. Globules, powder and liquid of Cacodylate of Sodium cuT P CE DRUGGISTS, Baume Analgesique Ben we| g 4 (Imported Rheumatic Salve in Tubes.) Fourteenth and 4ougias Streets. For-mal-de-hyde Tnhaler e Baby Send for book—T! (The latest “Inhaier - Lacto Naphthol Disinfectant for dogs, for polishing black straw hats Ex;'acting n Teeth ch Tabie 1, for blenching straw o ck Milew Wine of arsapariila, hottle Rhenmatic Cur bottle Cranitonic for H. o by our method, with PURE VI- \\muun.-l Vi , box Cream, jar TALIZED AIR is painless, This Store Quits ladles Shirt Waits 1 Clearing Sale of ladies’ Shirt Waists It won't help your § own crop to set on the fence and watch the ¢ weeds in your neigh~ § bot's yard, This is the one store that is not satisfied with wait- ing, or watching, Our new fall purchases are coming in daily and we need room, and in place of waiting for you to wear out the waist you have on, we're going to make prices on the ones now in stock that you can't resist the temptation to buy | waists, that sold for This line of shirt waists is not the odds and ends of Today, Saturday, August 25th We offer you choice of y £1.00 and 81.50— 25? for.... coasennn Today, Saturday, August 25th the season’s stock, but crisp, clean and unhandled waists You know that when The Nebraska shirt waist values have never been offc any of our ladies’ shirt We offer your choice of . an of our ladies’ shirt waistg, that sold for $2.00, $2.50, up to $4.00, any other house in Omaha. vs it it's so, and such «I"to you by this or OTHES FOP MEN +#> wOMEN HAYDEN Sensationally Low Prices | ha and ca he o) y H ] Mange G harml and can be taken by any one. Al- ] 1) ] H l‘lu((' \)“"'II“(I Water (of ¢ ways fresh All work warranted. Ig th's Infant sc | Gold Crowns 5 an de | Best Teeth, w se $5.00 U the vary Silver Fillings Toe Taft's Ph||adalphla Dental Haims, 1517 Douglas St. y the NE andise—but the rw for which th a limited demand. Sherman & McGonne!l Drug Gu. Cor. 16th and Dodge Streetw, CURES all iijd Dincases. Back: if ache, otc. At 1rug. iats, or by 1l I Free book, ad Dr. B. J. Kay, Saratoga, N Y. wice, ete. ’ GREAT SAMPLE SHOE SALE SATURDAY. Closing out 1,800 pairs men’s $5, $1 9 7 and $6 sample Shoes at... 900 pairs of women’s fine $2.00 and 98C $2.50 strap sample slippers.......... 1,200 pairs of women’s fine $3 to 1 85 $3.50 vici kid sample shoes at. .. ° Saturday we will close out 1,800 pairs men's fine welt sole box calf, velour calf and vici kid. sample shoes, regular $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 shoes—made up in all the latest fall styles by one of the best eastern manufacturers, We can truly say, they are the great- est values ever offered in men's Read Sensa- tional Bargains on page 7. 5 fine shoes. Women’s $3% Sam- ple Slippers at 98¢ These fine slippers are fine patent leather and vici kid hand turn, with strap over the instep, nicely turned with buckle and bow—regular $2.00 and %2,50 sample slippers—made by Hazen B. Goodwin, the best slipper manu- facturer in the world. ‘Women’s fine $3* Shoes $1® All these fine shoes are made of viei kid, either plain or silk ing tops, and with single flexible soles, regular $3.00 and ) quality-—made by the hest eastern manufi $1 85 turers . All sizes, Saturday at HAVDEN BROS. and Medium Weight Clothing, This is what we call real marking down of prices. {f o s i :::;i... $12.50 O8c {:\L:Illlnuu:l::?3:11(:;)1::2:‘01”‘e':xtlftildtl‘in.‘:g now 107 5 2.75 175 All our hny ! IUI\LZ pants that were $2.75 to %3.50, now.. 1.75 Read sensational bargains on page 3. HAVDEN BROS. All nur boys’ vestee suits that were $1.75 to $2.25, now All our boys’ fine blue serge vestee suits that were §4.50, now. All our men’ pants, that were $3.50 NOW secocesssssssssssssscssssscsssne COLLECT RED BUYERS STAMPS WE ARE HERE TO STAY. tamp Co. has cloged RED STAMPS and shall con- It i< now an assured fact that the Green .but WE RTILL REDEREM tinue to A]H 8O, WE WILL NOT CLOSE and all reports that we intend te do soare false, and are cirenlated | by parties wishing to injure ous business, We Lave with the merchants of this city forone year, and we intend to keep onr part of those contri Wateh the papers for list of mer- chants giving Red Stamps. Trade only with them. Phone 680. NATIONAL STAMP CO,, 524 S. (6th St. its de SEPTEMBER 1st contracts —