Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 1, 1900, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY — BEE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1900. SATURDAY, MEN'S SHIRT WAISTS §1.25 Saturday we place on sale 10 dozen of the u.”.J styles of m The Climax of Shoe Bargains 10,000 Pairs--300 Cases Ladies’ Finest Turn and Welt Sole On Sale at '1.99 This tremendous lot of high grade Oxford Ties includes every style, kind, color, size and width worn this season. There is not one single old style in the entire lot. The poorest Oxford would cost you two dollars elsewhere, and the best would cost you at least five dollars anywhere else. Some of them were made to sell for three dollars, some for two and a half. some for four, some for five. You take your choice of the entire lot for $1 59, ’ | Ladies’ | $2.50 = he finest Misses’ | Tan Men’s 32-50 Calf Leather “and Child’s Shoes in America—Moloney Bros.’ Rochester make | On Sale at Exactly HALE PRICE. Little Gents’ Shoes ‘ 75¢, 89¢, 98¢ Youths’ Shoes 80¢, 08¢, $1.25 Boots [ Boys’ Shoes | 98¢, $1.25, $1.50 Congress Shoes in the Basement. O8¢C |Bicycle o 69€ MEN'S SHIRT WAISTS §1.25 Saturday we place on sale 10 dozen of the correct styles of $1 25 m 14 to 1 $3.98 for men s fine wool suits, worth $10.00 $5 for men’s fine worsted suits worth $12.00 $6.98 for men’shlack tlly worsted suits, worth 13.50 $8.50 for men’s all W(;()l suits, worth 15.00 Your choice of allthe finest mcn S suits in the house worth up to $25.00, for $12 DO A strict rule of this store is to sell all goods in season and carry noth- ing over, no matter what loss it entails, That rule is the cause of the sweeping reductions we have made. When you take into consideration that we sell the finest ready-to-wear clothing made in America, you will realize the magnitude of the offer. Every suitis made in the latest and most approved fashion, lined in a splendid manner, and of the most desirable fabrics. We advise you not to miss the opportunity we present. Its importance to you should not be underestimated. Realize that youcan save half of your money and still secure the clothing you want. To fully appreciate this offer you must come and mspect the suits. ~ Men’s Furmshmgs Men’s $2 Hats for 98¢ 75c and $1 Men’s Shirts 2.“' \our choice of an immense line of men’s fine hat \u(lll'dtly f()l‘ l)HL This lot includes every de- st ine fedora and derby tion of their Saturday n your choi line of men's sumrae li we give yo shir hat be TI'hey combine style and g o would be They wers they were ty. If sold shirts of every value, cale shi with collars and detached, very pretty wlso men's ¢ pufl bosom 2 5 | shirts, worth 75¢ and | hoiee #1.00—special iy C| of the entire ot Saturdav C for $1.00 Men’s Shirts for 39¢ | The new fall stylos of the Men's extra fine mercerized silk bosom shirts, also brocaded silk Barrmore are now in, o« and see them. No bettor bosom shirts all well made, body of fine quality muslin, all ‘ : hats ave made than the $2.30 Borrmore; others $14, $1,90 sizes, worth fully $1.00—on sale Saturday for Men s 12%1,¢c Collars 3120 inr Men’ S I2\c. 25¢ and 35¢ Suspenders 15¢ pair—Men’s fine suspen- ders, dozens of different styles, all well yood quality web 15 with patent buckles, full length, wortl 35¢ & 50c Imperials 10c | « pair—on sale for A choico lot of Im NCHOR HRALD for the men 15¢ Shield Bows for 2ic— made of fancy tie silk, and Englis squares and four-in-hands, in all lurs—tii regulas all colors and pat- 1 and dosigra, embrolders day for 3 erns, 15¢ value for 84850 and blo—on sals C Men's Linen Culffs, rday for L P H " . D 7¢ pair—You pay elegant line of | " pair for them regular men’s fine neckwear, the choicest tecks, English squares, etc., go [ but Saturday Boston Store places on sale Sa all the very latest patterns and colors 250 CR H onsale & big lot at less than ings, 50c and 75 values, for 5] || & one-third tho price o POBTON BIORE, ON THEIR SUBJECT 100 OMAMHA. AOBTON. STURE, BOBTON ETORE. OMAHAL HOT|ESCAPE AFTER WARD TRIALS|(UESTIONS BEFORE CABINET|:: Rutland, 111, in 1874, He graduated from | Lidding, must the milita ademy in 1899. He went to [ to the route and per o lonnlint Misstonaries o \' HERERALIORS e Manila Apri 1899, and served with his | performance of the se President Woodworth of Fire Underwriters | Many Matters Brought Up at the Regular BOSBTON BTORFE, OMAWHA, regiment until Mar: BOBTON BTORE, BOBTON BTORE, OMAHA: JJ| BOSTON BTORE, .OMAHAY o RSy | s born near | ever may be hi gust 28, Lieutenant Way ing of this year, since | This ge 1 letting will occ | which time he had been on duty with Cast New state New York Seeks Oomfort in Shirt Waist. i YORS. Abe Si-dolermaticn 16 Weekly Meeting. ner's scouts, Jersey, Delaware it A aton _— garding the of misstona trom —_— g est Virginla s of Chnnt Al w ed by Re . Creegan, - (O POWERS OF LOCAL AGENTS DISCUSSED | Ko v reee e b e o board Con. | CAPE NOME SUFFERERS FO BE nzumol“VE STOCK 'N THE cmes that ¢ i gregationalist) today. Kalgon is about 150 | | cennun Gearge I'. She Pre. |Wiles north and a litte west of Pekin. | oo o nmene Will Send & Transport to Charles A | This information came a8 ot the Work. Wi Rev. Mark Williams o | ' sna Ypges o |10, One was dated written from WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.—(Special Tele to Be Carcful Taking Risks. |a point sixty miles nof t of Kalgon n.)—Stockmen will be interested in | N, - ;n.‘ party included Rev. James H. Roberts | the forthcoming census bulletin, showing | the consent of the po; A 0 % |and Rev. Willlam P. Sprague and wite. the live stock in the United States not on « DN W | iiwauknn, wis, Aue si—ndiitons | S05 ReT, Whllsm B sarape and wiieil o0 ron Kag aiemiel entieg | s e e RaEied, Bitted po o8 [0 (IDIER HADINO) COMPLAINT for comfort, but not a cent for style,” sald | Larson of the M ary Alliance had pro- | Friday cabinet meeting y. The |ing prepared by & grand Pow t President Woodworth as he called to order | vided for another purpose With some | Chinese situation was, o the all- s, in charge of the o 1 section Washington ¥ t out as 1 the conve n of the Natfonal tation | Swedish missionaries. the party there in- | important question, but, as the United fand will be the first bulletin bearing on A he ongrega- | journeyed on horseback through Dakota | et thir adults and six children States has now annoumced its policy to the 'u..n‘l\m other tham population umn.-n-.“ m he r trolkat the Bt | that almhat every. Shtilens landswanifindan of Local Fire Insuf Thio second letter 1 duted Urga. in Mon- | Powers, no further step (s posaible untll |under the recent enumeration to be issued ’ 1 v organizations | yor 1 ¢ 3 ons d )b thiktysal AN A yRIAL LhaEit Hadl e s s st el s S i S T e eceived the fol o the United States. The operatic alrs|yrass by the rondeide. with o troabled Jearned from the servant of a Russian mer- | consideration at the meeting today. Only |towns have pvered by the census, n ich are now generally sung by the cholrs | fook on. his face. I asked him it 1t was chant, who had fled, that their os had | two other subjects, besides that of Chinu, [attention being given to stock not on her %1ous, it-16 eald, o the:8PITIt | i ‘morteace He Was. Woreying abonte been looted and them burned by the | were considered—the condition of several | farms and ranges in censuses of previous of the Jic church, whicn for centu Wilkh' than thato strauger: be replled Chinese soldiers. Mr. Willlams lost his | ired or thousand destitute miners at |y It is the opinion of the census offi- ries has recogni her form Of res|ay he looked up wearily ; Hari Mch he had kept for fifty years. | Cape Nome and of a large number of In- [cials that the value of stock referred to is liglous music th Grogorlan chant. [ . gjckness or deat A » . ¥han t Even the houses of Chinese merchants who | dlan tribes in Alaska. It w that | conslderable ’ ariiaty L :" s I’h'l'l“ in the tamily of busine ‘ had dealt with the foreigners had been | the War department should trans- [ . H. Jacobson was today u|w|mvmuli\\ rican choirs g e fead unity, ¥ ged. Mr. Willlams add | port to me to bring back such of | postmaster Gregory, Cherry county, | I MRLTT RS vau Ot aas raei some Jeave tomorrow for Kiachota, fn |the miners as are penniless and liable to | Neb., vice regory d: also G | {0 wre O tas | PO AT E 190 RIS ARG TNORR SR COmEANLS berfa, distant twelve days. We go [en r the public we there this win- | B. Wagner at Faulkner, Franklin county, TIKe S tHRE (Of | P o n e it T e twenty ay by camel, cart and | Ler n of their destitute condition. | Ia; William Bivin at Kasson, Madison f gradually | peing R CRAACRER R R horse, as There we hope to It is belleved that a la tion of | county, Ia., and Ingbret Nelson gt Nutley considered baneful { of that “"M gst L "M“ Aol ‘m Qe o mtanat | HOmA YIS via St. Pet | those who flocked to ly in the | Day county, S. D, Supliieniig ebnghpsngtiom ol i 3 Y f the desert of Gobi was |spring hoping to “strike it rich The comptroller of the currency has ap- ted Mon | 5 Oity.: peaslOabs Dt National |y trom great heat and the long |stranded. Provisions and clothing will b Ve orn Exchange Nations ith t 2y i “"“:\“”’ 1 nersiates | wells, yet all kept well. Sometimes we | de e | k of ( 8 A f sonu aus ! U raveled all night The trausportation companies, it s ¢ stional tank of Spl | v RENSHAW 9cany RYINRbON:I An2 EAKIACCLningS o 9210 dUDE the - claimed, refuse to aid the unfortunates at| A postoffice is ordered established at Bu by UK o : b L Bl HOME OF HIAWATHA Ceve Nome. Winter will come by the | ford, Laramio county. Wyo. with Phoeby |OTIS ASKS FOR ACTIVE DUTY dare 1Tl you Wit she ald wit :’h“ ¥ end of September ..v;1 he transport, in| McGinley as ; S S titiaaa it low Vislt Scene | OFder toeffect rellef, must go at once.| An addit delivery route is hle tha : Ble 9)i T e e J b General Randall estimates that there are |also to be resford, Union | A 4 g . i this great los 1,000 persons at Cape Nome in danger of county, S. D., to cover an area of seventy- | altion i L iyt ”I“ 9 A B i ok son losses, i 1 eral official and unofcial irces show |1 into effect Sep- » d § \ t I 1 5 1R D » 4 o Dy o8 promiums trom the Soo on | that the Alaskan Indians al th t| te and Johp O, QtA bas arrived in Wa | e o and g ork i SiF YU r-‘nu:-“‘ Y0 yaRre The miners, it is reported, have gathered ed discontinued 3 ¥ « rgh, | W8 O “ : y per-oans 10 for their own use nearly all of the drift-| Simeon, ¢ il to Oasis; Daily ! . onmert, | PFide and b med .H‘x mebady Il He ¢ { | wood which the Indians have been accus. and Haze on county, mail to Ponca 1 - ( % be ¢ T Blare AHRFGRY Big ed to depend n for their winter| The foll & promotions have been made 1 tuel and in some instances the cabins of |in the Treasury department: Miss Dora A R ST e RIS IRy e Xhuh = o the Ind have been torn down by the [Sims, from $400 to $1,000; John F. Cornell i ) 8 $iable. thy miners and the used by them regards | from $720 to $540, and Mrs, Vena A. Wells | 1 Gutes, | in the course of his employment, rel epghir s less of the suffering Indians. In add from $500 to $1.¢ Al | pearson's Woe of his mate 8 risk. He ention that the L0 w-(" \ y oy :: “. n:’ m:-“ the| The stoMee department has accepted | & told to go al news to the in Bational be e folt any appreben rip ilent form has broken | the fon of Fowler & Bratnober to \ 5 1 ired man's wife WiED TERAPAAR SN ARBALS ANGoIaRION « ns and that altogether | lea o6 in the News buiiatug for i Eparrisan Tioans, o Break the news as gently as possible ames Haines of Pekin. - fathar of b h A R ety By L East Wateries. Ta, for five et Tom." said the “gafler.” ’ hins me The government has taken | Yars at an anuual rental of 000, I owi AId Tom, and he went to hia ISR~ R e whlsh “Hinws) n no doubt provi The comptroller's certificn thorizing { & Pita unfortunate mate’s house, where he found L LR P Riplhae p on through | the First National bank of Pleasantville, Ia WASHING Kelth, Mo ! the latter's wife at her houschold d e P e warine hospital service will be forth. |10 begin busivess was issued Capital, | pureau announces that the poj ; 8. Il w I see the wa n'on as bad ' mand fait t coming $25,000. W. A, Clark, president; W. C.|Quincy, 1l | Vo A S Mrs. Tomson,” observed Tom, casually A HRE A v The other matter discussed at the meet~ | Reed, cashier | This is an increase of 14 ; ) ' Yes, morc’s the returned Mr A A e iug Was that of better in the Phil-|_John N. Fry of Holmesyille, Wesley W.| cont : ul v or | Tomson B . o ppines. The PRy the | N ot Fremont, Harry S Miller of Re- | The census bureau ’ Lots of pore fellers a-losin’' of a leg Sicatarn . lston islands, it was said, imperatively ¢ n City, Neb, Frank L. Merrill of | population of Pawtucket, F nt Glasgow vid Tom RAL A son tor means of communioation, ¢ ra Springs, Ia., are appointed rallway | an increase of 11 = W ¥ Phist tollamin Ave, poor chag ghed Mrs. Tomson bar (he progre b Awzon particularly. The il cler) The censu ean ar 1 - | “You fecls for “em, don't you?" queried The greatest of these barriers, he received a request for perm o ¢ 0 ington. K Tom < Frre i e tend the one railroad in Luzon to a p 8 ) « of rie I do. answered Mrs, Tomson - | ut fifty miles to the north, This r cent . t Yo Lo wd T 05 vour ole - the | will be granted if possible, as i 15 | mar jest 'ad both o It off by the ) P B | Tooatly Al 1o WeLLIRK the produs w ¥atdron Wonnded on taieo ) THOM o ional union or points morth to Manila P ercacieasl Oh 3 Hevision of Preshyterinn Creed ArEADIESHIOD ated by W. L Rural Free Deli further pa 1 regar he car of Toxas, It w ded not to form such WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 de ‘ ing of Lisutenant H. Wald A fraternity time, but to urge the Thbesetislred Bt Byt 3 | the s oo o members of 1 Pasre 1, ) | prepa ‘ BN el % 0l Aiale A Uphaids the SRiFt Walat August 31 at Rocky Ford. Colo l; | Brene that b wa | SICK HEADACHE i o i\\u\\' ILLF G AUESLA woman | 111G M City, Ind.; Farmington, [y h while on patrol ar 2 Han 454 Yegin, Tos #1al bespital at Tleo 1 Horsfo."js Bcict Phosphate ’ \ Lientenant Way Killed, | portal e and strengthens the nerves; \ WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.—A atch |all HINGTON pein in the temples, depres= MacArthur annou that | hid ived at K tl W nausea. | Second Lieutenant H. N Way. Fourth in- |a tually will ] 1 [ e St Lo saakis o vttt | fantry, was killed mear Villa Vieja, Luzon, |of service tuat every accepled bidder, what- | States for the complets ’ A1 v . -