Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1900, Page 10

THT‘ 0\7 \" \ D \IT Y 1\\\1\(0]\\‘0 RRIERS GOING TO DETROIT/ BOSTON STORE REMNNANTS| | Men Whe Manip Inte Mall THIEF CAME VERY NEAR '»UCCTED}'\Gi e Kit of Crackss e day forer the bolt « in five beer hended son, deta held him unt At the name of to the poli eral fine tools terred and that he elie at the 1 rol wagon He nan gave to all the impor data will be of the Ho med plexio husiness ald at a publi 0 ap | pan who | of burg An ¢ of th of & Ibrary bu eireulted the the irrent this. ? the also | of t sound an station The lootit woft snay intervene mercenary gra a light w fastened by usod on chir a boy with in two Another point in his favor was that the hour (10:30 a An old 1 onsultin Iphia Pre K buried in danger of inte ced Howe stairs (o th ly into th r, which I8 to the Byron Reed old newspapers and ¢ ters M1 f Behind Cabinets. had disappeared in northeast corner of the apart several high cabinets inte him and the attendant At this point is a containing some of the highly prized gold aflver. and bronze—in the entire collection Many of them are of recent date and could be passed to for thelr face value, Others more rare have taken on a value many times their intrinsic worth The would-be burglar, ratory the work in hand, placed a large news- paper file upon the case opened it This served a double purpose. edg: of the tome extended about 8ix Inches o the case, ther hiding his hands whil they were busy with the lock underneath Surprised at his work, he would doubtless have been deeply engrossed in reading trom the file The room was qulet, but the fine steel| saw that he introduced into the crack be tween id and the body of the made a sound barely louder than the buzz | of a mosquito. The bell rang tendant At the same instant the gong sounded at the telephone station. Central called up polica headquarters and sald that some- thing was wrong at the public library The desk sergeant in turn rang up the public library and asked what was amiss. | Meanwhile the attendant In the Byron Reed room had gone the rounds of her do- main on a tour of Inspection, but saw only an old man reading a back number of the Philadelphia and a blonde gentleman over in the corner engrossed in a bound volume of the Broken Bow Ad- vocate. It all looked nently proper | and orderl She concluded that the alarm was false. The burglar alarms in the bullding have several times gi false signal he returned to her d and resumed her book. The burglar re pumed his saw. Again the gongs clan & goneral inspection was inaugurated. Special Officer Samuelson was sent for. He reasoned that one of the two men in the Byron Reed museum was In mischief; the| old man was out of the question, as nothing of value was near him must be the blonde man in the corner. blonde man was arrested The big bound newspaper file removes | from the case, Samuelson had proof that ho'd made no mistake. On the plush lining of the interfor was a feaspoonful of fine | sawdust and fron Alings. A moment later the patrol wagon arrived Howe was taken to the station and the pub- lic library settled back into its wonted calm treasure and held in phace turn ks guch all appea could pry up the his | b the gla which h two or a Jackknite m.) was almost | an stood in & the 1862 files | the attendant | a book. There | ruption he entered. | ond floor, he | room on the devoted ex collection of iriositie room at this entirely deserted rem corn; of the Phil at at her was litt No on Climbing the stepped noi northeast clusive! coins A moment later he the extr ment where vened between L colns | p to a and he the o on the desk of the at a Press a and this time 50 it The Two large cannons from the Civil War | are to be melted and cast into a statue representing peace, to be placed in the capitol. What a contrast between the two conditions—as great in a way as the change | tetter's Stomach Bitters will bring | ut in the health of any one who uses it | » Bitters st gihens the digestive or- gans and corrects all disorders, such as constipation, dyspepsia, torpid liver, or weak kidneys. Try it G Lake A Fishing. Okobofi, Lake Washington, | Lake, , Solon | Ashland, Gog- nerous lakes near Spirit Waseca, Bagle Springs, Rice Lake, eblc, Watersmeet and nu St. Paul and Minneapolis They are all good fishing places and are quickly and comfortably reached by the Northwestorn Line. Cheap rate excursions August 21 and Sep- aber 7-21, Limit, October 31, 1900, City ket office, 1401 and 1403 Farnam street. te Falr at I 3 The state falr at Lincoln, Sept. 3 to 8 in- clugive, promises to be the most successful ever held o Nebraska. Grounds and buildings are in excellent condition and many attractive exhibits are already in place. A spendid program of racing and other attractions has been arranged and a record breaking attendance is anticl- pated. Reduced rates all rallroads will prevail during entire week Stat on You Can ¢ Chicage and return for § §t. Paul and return for $12.65 Minneapolis and return for $12.65. Madison Lake and return for $10.68. Duluth and return $16.95 Sent. 4, 7, 18, 21, via the Ilinois Central Railway Particulars at 1402 Farnam street Aug. 25 to 29, | $6.00 including Kind 8 | that he Ik | required of a | trom Om | 87 to Make chigan's Mes r The Jorgen indberg ng active preparations for ent of the visiting delega tember 3 Labor Day, and it » made memorable in the Michigan largest parades of lot n the United States al will the k on Tuesday evening. band will be on | Henry ym Leh pose Fred N1 it 1s ma ertaln Se 18 ostm, er he ter ger will spe York letter ca during the entire proceedings Chicago postmaster will attend and h him will come 1,200 carriers who will part in the par The local associa . will entertain the del for this purpose raised The business of the convention neipally relate to the status of the under the laws of the country, and an ompt will be made to decide upon some which will insure the passage readjusting the wages of the carrier: matter of afiliation with the Ameri Federation Labor will be decided of the most important measures to be fered is that looking 1a ting 4 pension to letter carriers who from the of injuries line review riers’ es on Labor A fund of $10,000 will car il an of ne tow n s serviee e received in the pecial sale F iday and Saturday 19¢, 8% and up shoes, 18¢ and up 12¢, 18¢ Queen e 19¢. size en's shoe 2 #hoe Quality, all $1.89 hoes, $1 shoes Regen lies price 69 ladies’ broken lines, § and and $1.68 broken lines, $1.60 oxfords, Men's $3.50 shoes, 200 pairs 1 $2.00 and $2.50 0 oxfords, valu nair up to 0, RO at oxfords, values up to $5.00, $1.18 ay and Saturday “THE 1515 Ladi ale Fri HOWE," Douglas St Dress Goods Salexman Wanted. Wanted, first-class, experienced salesm n dress goods department. J. L. Brandeis & proprictors Hoston Store, Omaha. Sample table sale, Orchard & Wilhelm Car- pet Co. | HARSHA'S SUCCESSOR CHOSEN a Elected ay in the eminary. Dr. Daniel ¥, [l Dr. Daniel of Parsons elected professor byterian Theologic chatr formerly held by He has notified will accept the position and is ex- ed in Omaha in a few days Although a young man, Dr prominent ed Four y cepted the p; of the best known Presbyterian colleges in the west, and proved to be a very capable executive. Previous to coming to lowa Dr Jenkins preached in Penosylvania. He re celved his theological training at Princeton sewinary. The presidency of McAllister college, lo cated midway between Minneapolis and St Paul, was offered to Dr. Jenkins and he was it to accept that position when the trus- of the Omaha seminary asked him to como here. He prefers teaching to the work college president and immedi- ately accepted the Omaha position. B colloge at F of theolo sen Dr. former I in nary W president has been the Pres to fill the W. Harsha cator. The wolt in the fable pui on sheep's clothing because if he traveled on his own reputation he couldn’t accomplish his pur- pose. Counterfelters of DeWitt's Witch el Salve couldn’t sell their worthless salves on their merits, so they put them in boxes and wrappers like DeWitt's. Look out for them. Take only DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cures piles and all skin diseases. . B2, 3 the Chicago, Mil- Paul railway will sell tickets a to any point on its lines in Towa, Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin and Peninsular Michigan at one fare plus $2 for the round trip. Minimum selling rat City ticket office, 1504 Farnam stre F. A. NASH, General Western Agent. Sammer Rexor For a book describing the cool, pleasant, healthful summer resortg of Wisconsin, situ- One Fare P On September 10 and waukee & St ated on the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee | & St. Paul Ry., addrees or call on F. A. NASH, General Western Agent. 1504 Farnam Street, Omaha. says you have no ides how weli T feel since using 2 bottles of Cramer’'s Kidney cure. My trouble with my kidneys. Can recommend it to all, Take no other. Douglas St., Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, {ngs, canvas goods, 11th & Harney. Tel. awn- 833, Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co., sample table sale. Buili Colorado in Se September is the plea rado year. The days are bright, b are cool The summer's mad ru r for twice that 1 Two more September 4 and 15— wver, Colorado Springs Correspondingly low ra City and Ogden Ticket Offics, 1502 Farnam St Tel. 280. ton Dy W. H. BRILL, District Passenger Agent. | | to rro- | trustees of the seminary | Jenkins 1s a | pars ago he ac- | sidency of Parsons college, one | was | 1 Lot 1 1-4 Yard Strips of Black Silks that Match, $2.50 SILKS, 50C, 69C AND 98C A YARD | An Immense Lot of Cloths from a New York « Tailor in Single and e Widths on s0e Yo D Snle at YARD in BLACK our ment strips of black sill black Luxors, etc {lengths of 114 yard, enough of a ki kirt, waist or entire dress. They ip and ar perfect. They go on sale i0c and 98¢ worth up to §2 | yara st silk we n peau all in 1 for a natch at lo sole, satin $1.00 Your choice | tength of siik length have been and ery has be for ent 1 of in of every de selling yard hort plece or n reduced to 2 » length IMPORTED CLOTHS, of yards of imported ipos, worsteds, serges, fancy imeres h tweeds, plaids covert and homespuns ything complete hig ailoring in lengths to 1 tome AND remnant lengths or dress 25( 50C waist iks up to $1.0 0 yard, go at sample end of silk s, 10¢, 15¢ and 2 0c cloths cloth: from tablishment sale it at 7 1C and 3C of the silk have been sell to ord Il the single width goods and all the double width goods SILK MOU AN DE 801 To the balance that we go In our e, and 10¢ and 10 g0 on row yard close elin 1 out ing | day Be, mort 1 ing to length. i GOODS RE | To clos all the | ends of dress goods we [of all the long pleces that each. $1.00 DRESS GOODS Al the lengths walsts lengths, in double fold dress goods | that ha cumulated in the past two | months, go on bargain square at e yard 2ic INSERTIONS 1¢ ACH All the remnants, short ends and sample pleces of insertion, worth up to 2ic, in this salo tomorrow at lc and Zc each REMNA IN THE BAS All the balance of the short of all kinds of lawns, dimities, | plques, g0 at e yd | Al the balance of the short remnants |and odd pleces of fine o-gandies, dimities, | pique that were worth up to 40c, go at sole at they nent NANTS, 10( imported sample you the choice match at out YARD, | skirt lengths and MENT. remnants organdles, 2e vd All the sc yd. All the Al the ya Al the nants, 6% ALl the yd All the fine i All the 40-inch very fine India linen rem- nants, 15 yd All the fine vd Al American shirting print remuants, | Indigo blue remnants, 2-inch wide percale to va remnants, 38-inch wide yd Scotch best percale rem- gingham remnants, fancy white goods remnants, 8% the black henrietta sateen remnants, worth %o at fe yd All the drapery sateen remnants, 7e yd. All the denim and drapery ticking rem- nants, 10c yd, worth 40c. And hundreds of other mill remnants ia the basement today BOSTO' Cor. in mill STORE, OMAHA, N. W 16 h and Douglas Sts. | DAYLIGHT TRAINS FOR ¥ Okoboji and Arnold’'s Park. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rafl- Company has J placed In service light trains between Omaha and Spirit Lake, okoboji and Arnold's Park | train leaves Omaha at a S Lake p. m o train leaves ake at 6:45 a. m and arrives Oms p. m. This is the best service that set been offered over any one road. Round trip tickets, good re- turning until October . $10.70, City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street. F. A. NASH. General Western Agent, RIT LAK The () m. and ar- at 4:15 We Save You Money, ome adv we tse av med ines on which you ¥ mor: rust Our Cut Price. Price Morrow's K % T Doan's Kidne Moore Ajax " | Alleg 9 40 10 4‘ ne-olds Pills Digester, ablets {1 & Rubei’s Chocolates Hay's Hair Tiealth.. Slocum'’s Ozojell fe] pound Mtk Pow ¥ « ml L I\l mulsion Ry Wampole's Mixture Cod " Liver Ol Fellow's & Dix Tonie Brown s Powder 2 amberlain's Cough 8 ahy's Extract Beef Castoria Sherman & MeConnell Drugto COR. 16TH AND DODGE, OMAHA. boratory and Warehouse rear 1st, 2nd ard floors 1613 Dodge street. i 3 1 | 1 Tiypophosphites.. 1 5 \blets 5 amphorate d " "Tooth rup.. nd ngtoni | ptember santest month In the Colo ut not enervating. The nights sh s oy 1 for $2.00 to as good mmodations as ler in th ason to Colorado via the Burling- 319 for the round trip fo and Pueblo ates to Glenwood, 8alt Lake Burlington Station, 10th and Mason Sts. Tel. 128, 10¢ | |ANOTHER FACTORY IN SIGHT | or short | cription that we | 6lac | | mercerized sateen remnants, Going the | Returning | BEFE FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1900. | £, $2 ONFORD TIES, 1 st 6 ' that b will iscortained that he has a machin 1o that work successfully it I question that he will receive a needed socure h n O A leadin s looking in would machine of of Greatest AT BOST( 0 OXE 00 O of aha FORD OXFORD ) OXFORI ) OXFORI who 4 there ha tha Most extraord ties that n [ pat ather | ma Everybody Was Plnsed v heel, the n ma with light turn h from AAA to 8. in \ this sutm No habit can get the 1 Th to suit o All thes tory Sewar large matter of payi o oxford t full erybod oxf rON STORE, OMAHA th and Douglas Sta Painting o Ragged Comp If the women painting a ragged would throw away lotions, creams mo on fakes town would soon You can't paint or wasn away pimple Such th bad blood, poor health wh want a common tre, nature's remedy I treatment the P eloctricity w give a new 1t méans health and be duce your weight if you | you won't have rve to death either ner trouble system with vigor Bathery, second floor enced women in charge cron 1 "t Omak comy powder and halt the out A we quit lexian they fare CUT PRIC DRUG 165th ana Chicago. Get One For The Street Fair. * SCHAEFER sow. out a mean Car. enso nent The ro! right new at [ a the on P pper bathing, ma do the lease treatment I 1 W of wut are or walk y s rheum w you 1 will re to st urse vous n Ladies’ Expe only. Bee A For ladies Tnventor May of n ¥ Dectde Works | ™ nte Kodak or Camera Considerable interest is being na some of the progressive busine plement men of Omaha in cure the establishment for the manufacture of husker. There is a gentleman Omaha who claims hav machine which can drawn cornfield, gathering and husking an acre of corn an hour. Some of his machines have been manufactured and are in op: tion, but not, it seems, within the corn is by taken s and \ projoct herp of wae patent corn ——— The Robert Dempster Co., 1215 Farnam St. 1 A now invented through be A Developing printing pecialty. UNION PACIFIC: Time is Money. THE QUICK TRAINS ARE VIA | The UNION PAGIFIC OMAHA TO SALT LAKE CITY Ten hours quicker than any other lin 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 ing Rooms. Carte. with Barber Shop and Pleasant Read- Double Drawing Roow: Palace Sleepers. Dining Cars, Meals a la Pintsch Light CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Farnam St. Tel. 316. HAYDENs LAST CALL 0N SUMMER CLOTHING All men's light weight spring and summer suits, from $7.50 to £25, on sale to close Friday and Saturday at $12.50, $7.50 and. | All our men’s odd trousers, °| go on sale to close at worth worth $2.50 to &7 76, 89,50 8NA oasacoiose 125 Children’s Fine Vestee Suits In light and medium weights, serges and fine worsteds, regularly worth from §3.50 to %6.50— s 3 to 8, on sale now at $3.75 and £2.75 and.., Boys’ Three-Piece Double Breasted Knee Pants Suits In light and medium weight cassimeres, cheviots and worsteds, $2.75 to );....(» value in this sale at only $2. .50 and.. Boys’ 0dd Knee Pants From the W. B. Rosenthal stock, mostly from 10 to 16, all wool cassimeres, cheviots and also worsteds,, worth up to %1.50, now 7he, 50¢ large and 25C Last Call on Men’s and Boys’ Fine Un-| lined Coats and Serges. Alpaca, drap d'ete and worsted at less than half price for the next two days. All our men’s summer coats and | pants, worth up to $10— 4 50 your choice of all at .... 4.75| 178 1.50 sizes | o n 5, TN 0 stands (e et ¥ i ¢ bt a n — \ B, Tan or Black. with Kid of vesting top. Any style lost, all sizes, B to LE Tebraska Clothing Co There are good shoes Nebraska. We simply sold in Omaha outside The :ell the best cheaper. Our Men’s $2.50 Shoes, Come in Box Calf, Come in Vici Kid, Come in Russia Calf. Blacks or tans, with and without vesting tops. You can't go wrong when you come here for your shoes, DERs 500k SALE Bigger Bargains than Ever 00 Cloth Bound Books, 10c Fach. 5000 Elegant Cook Books, at 20¢ Each $1.35 Copyright Books, 15¢ This i lot of Captain W. H, for 15c. it \. best novels, worth (81 $1.50'ToHaveandtoHold, 89c Thursday at the Boyd Theater “King's Ward,” will be the first night of the which is the dramatdized version of this book. ‘“I'o Have and to Hold,” on sale now 89c. 15¢c Box Stationery 25¢ Box Stationery BOC BOX StAIONOIY - ..o o canessosisosvenssisnsis 124c .25¢ An odd lot of 25¢ to £1.00 stationery at 10¢, 15¢ and 25¢. SPECIAL SALE ON BIBLES. We do the fin | one half. Wedddi st ving in the city about Ity. rd engr rds a spec HAYDEN BROS, 6060000000 00¢000009 0000009000 ¢0¢0¢0¢0 AQGreat Sale on Buggies Carriages Concords ) Phaetons ) Spring Wagons " Farm Wagons AND ..BICYCLES... WRIT H. E. FREDRICKSON, 15th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb. 0e0C0E0QOVECEV S0 ENCEQECOIQOCICEICE0C 0T $38 Buys a Nice Top Buggy. FOR PRICFS AND TERMS, e O%De0e0e0 OéQOOOOGQ Cedeo 00'0 00000 Q@ TOTOCTETOTOTEETIDOTO0ITEDe0 @@ 0 Spcuklng of Watch chmrmfi Y “" m in wittch with us for rey 0K FOR THE NAME LINDSAY, THE JEWELER, 1516 DOUGLAS, OlUTOJORO ® Iy ® E THE BEE REPRESENT THE WEST MAIL IT TO YOUR r mll.\l ®v KINGSFORD'S | ‘SILVER GLOSS" STARCH FOR LAUNDRY. Has been constantly USED BY MILLIONS all over the world FOR FIFTY YEARS. 3wl it anes. Back o, 810 AL Irug: ....”,..\. ¥ . Dr. B. J. Kay, Baratogs, | vice, ot0, ot CJOJOJORCION ® (