Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1900, Page 10

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: T SEPTEMBER BANDITS ARE STILL AT l..\Ri;]‘l[ST"'o" AGENT'S DILEMMA | F AL DRESS (00DS AND SILKS|UNABLE TO HIRE PLUMBER ([}S]S HM THHR (OLD| erator At Atleuta, Neh. Recelves oard of Tva T i i Eduention - e U, , I e ime Flies " Tanal to Arrest tlimselt Boston Bttw's Advancs Bals O Utrtsual o LA Footed Burglar Makes Early Moming n agent Iittle ta ¢ Opportunities to All Buyers, - J : i Call at Franck Hotel, rassing_predicament ~the other nes. at the Fegular b PROWLERS DISTURB RESIDENCE DISTRICT But Mr. Bellstedt, the musi- OFFICIALS ARE GREATLY DISAPPOINTED | when ne received a telewrar m the $2 BLACK AND COLORED S LK, 65C A YARD | U!!dIne e i " S DIS S E DIS rtment cal director, will beat it 1§ Thetr Fneape 1s Uue e Clty Marshal: Arrest Joh Ken. | Tl 4 "orachoteent Dreas ¥ TSl UL R LT LS ii TeoubleaPos | this cvening, and every ety S et o i g |0 e e Todupe [ Shumbing T wi e tiais s ton ‘ » evening until further no- 4 5 v Window of Hare Mon em e B i Neing Mavd Pushed, How- the Mar . " t Remarkal argn i place Is vested in one IMPORTED DRESS SILKS. much work committed in th named John rarest creations ar t gra o allowed to hire ply tt es city Sat 8 1 if one burglar d ; i by . ah o . Tat g Good clothing. good money, and v rr P Yy a d ,wns, | make an @ nt th the $14¢ o8 the Franck hote good music, is what we want. spera and evening wa the t on teenth an o streets, lost $109. The b N broche, crepe de chine, moire e, r main ip in the residence 4 You can save enough money in your ained that ' new Cor reine a Not Sold in Paris p , 'rll\ ing “' fe i ), | Paris this year you wh ' ¢ Franck h A ' o ~ . ~ Obviously | 200, $2.40, $3.08 and $5.00 yd., worth fully [{ake With vou a bottle of Char . y ‘means of skeleton keys admitted | Boys' School Clothing and Shoes ited, but er ¢ ' Colle, Cholera and Diahhhoe 8 tivm even sleeping apartments, each GRS cral v L 3 $1 BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, 50¢ Is not sold in P 1 Imost ¢ \ he Plain and fancy sil rded silks, 27- (to be needed on v ; owever, nothing of value was taken e U, L | T L ' bied Wt (bW (time, BUG VK week, Sehool clothing and school shoes must be Pttt AT o 4 b fed at the time, but the ards, all silk satir s grains, fancy Ir h f b . " i 3 ealthily that the guest tongh They scem to wear out all over. The boys b ittle b ¢ e or b Soott BF O 1 vhues b and girls have a way of kicking out shoes and wearing JACK AND COLORED SILKS u ar 11 r more fr thic d ng and took $54 out clothing that makes short work of them. e ress and ming | AMONg stranger s trousers pock William Kelso of S 14 that he needn’'t min A t r and br ransacked. I'rom four of these At this store to pay your way into every musical this black . . ” ‘ozad, Ne W leeping across the Our i d slices are made for {ust suc ar 1 REDUCED RATES ON SEPT y oy 1 Mre, Mt} ur clothing and shoes are made for just such wear W ored taffeta, French foulard e evening | via Chicago, Milwaukee | row f he hotel,’ con strong, well-fitting, neat andd low priced WAR CLOUD RISES IN SOQUTH :!'x black peau de sole el 20 . Railway. tributed § 1% the burglar's on bargain square, per yd. & On September 10 and 26 the Rtart your boy o The Nebraska for his eflothing, " NEW PL B [ 8 | wankee & Paul railway ell e ile arauder was making his rou 0 ) New bl ¢ ¢ trig oth Hrom Omaha 4 Valte sk, the Alght olatk s sleuplt and you'll start him on the vight road to ceonomy, Vene . triped, ‘new poplins, new « e, | Chicago and return 5[on a co the hall on the ground floor We'll start him in on 2 school suit as AMY new evening brocades, worth E Milwaukee and return T A heard no unusual s | . e and $1.00 yd. St. Paul and return ses Ave aged oW as . . NEW YORK, Sept e He 10 WINDSLOW TAFFETA, 69¢ 4 ) 1 AR Minneapolis and eorge J. Gould's famous L 1 Windslow taffeta. 27 inches wide. | Dubuque and return 45 Harney His shoes start at the same price for good satin ealf rable shade worth $1.10. | Spirit Lake and return th t ve rry agen, a b " The oy . wng | Vided With rapid-fire guns of the latest pat- | 1 69 Elgin, 111, and return 1 Harry Hager ar shoes. They ave 1l m, | fern. will © this port at an early date PECIAL IN BLACK TAFFETA La Crosse, Wis., and return 1 3 Al B ":"”;" 4”:'( s Bed Any ot ths Colombian 'Fepubly his clothing and stole § to which it now belongs, maintain secrecy pocket tthey ) o onverted into an' armed cru ) he d good, solid, serviceable Kind. mistake you make in buying we gladly rectify Kirts, at o ce, 20-| And to all points on their lin T-luch, ¢ | nols, Wisconsin, Minnesota and ! o avratee ng fr il America indicates that the 0C MOUSSELIN DE SOIE, 15C YD, for the round trip. Minim i b gl oy B4 5 it States of i | Black silk mousselin de sole in rem-|§7, tickets limited to Octobe : - ! nt rying up the kitchen window Woe ! i d a rece 100 | nants, any number of yards can be se D two fancy chain pocketbook [ senguinary ured, however the quality and we Ostieral Western, Agent Jowoi ey, CHRTE) Fdok mined to call be matched, S0c values, per yard 1ic 1504 Farnam St., Omaha S Mgttt (LA s : for permitting the rebel e MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE, 30¢ YD. & Ll e e ki L g B8 i ttttee 89 000 11 the 0 t and cross the line 10| Mohair brilliantine in navy blue and More Cheap Excursions Wb A b S from the sn it ining | “0L blnck, 46 inches wide, briliiant lustre, Tic | September 1. 1900, Remarkable! The| "gihet: Berscriptions and memoranda. hout §64, ~ Welght is added to the repor - nta, noted for its speed, Was|yalue, per yard, 3o season Is at its height. Cool weather. Al-|, WhUe Wis Hate Horion was asieep in| Ly it purchased under special instructions from| g NREW FALL NOVELTI 69¢ YD. |titude 00 feet. Healthful climate. Good |NeF room a 2 South Thirteenth s " that some of the men implicated in this last | blan gov ) sneak thiof entered by turning the key lomblan iment on July 20. Since | An extensive range of new fall novelties | place to spend a vacation . i A b e, H time the yacht, which was buflt for | iy every late weave and testure, two-toned HOT SPRINGS, South Dakota b st~ B o oD ol Gould, has been undergoing a quiet | gronadines, new oxfords, homespuns, Eng-| The trip is easily made via the Fremont e e (i b verpowered Waodcock one | Fansformatio g basin. From aljich oitoman, German henriettas, whip- | Elkhorn & Missourt Valley railroad. Satur 18 Jolice SBVS HACE SVOIRI A¥Teats; wtd 2 v luxurious plea craft it has b changed of them exclaimed: “Why, yow're the same | to a war vessel cords, diagonals, etc., $1 value, per yard, [day excursions September 1, 8, 1 usplctous character LB nded p was in the other holdup.” Two 8 Limit, October 31, 1500 up in large number n who had a hand the Wilcox to trustworthy advices from $250 FOREIGN DRI FABRICS, 8¢ YD. Saturday and iesday excursions on s, fol e still at large and may have | there is strong popular fecling | y,rgest and choicest variety of mnew |at all points on “North-Western Line, been in this gang. The other four men in | 488Inst ‘»“" ela as the result of the re- | goreign dress fabrics ever shown in every | Sioux City, Missourl Valley, Omaha and we the Wilcox affair have all been disposed of, [ “ent Internal struggle. Charges openly | correct weave and color combination, in- | thereof in Nebraska three having been killed, while the fourth |mAde that Venezuela ins ":"‘"“ the rebel- | |yqing French habit clotn, cheviot, Eng Tuesday excursions, September 4 and 18 in Tow (i A s toPm (oo the Wyt state | !1on and gave aid and comfort to the ene- | )iy camel's halr, zebaline sultings, silk |also on sale at points on “North-Western | \iinne At one fare $2.00, for the atiitontiary mies of Colombia. It I8 assertd that at least | yuq wool burettes, etc., $2.60 values, per |line” and connections east of the Missourt | rovne i1 D HOGR TGN Teturn UREIY OGtBeH l, BEREENNEEE penitentia 1.200 of the rebels crossed the line from [ 3 yard, 98¢ FAYRE, 1. Minimum selling rate, $7.0( Work of Expe M | Veneauela luto Colomblan territory and gy pAR|S NOVELTIES, GOLFING, $1.49.| Rate—One fare, plus $2, for round trip.| Ior full informatinn « Al at Rock Island F U N QJIA:]:I;G h‘ Mafl Clerk Prout. who was on the train | that in the fighting that ensued 500 govern- |\, Limit, October 31, 1900 | Paris novelties iu all the mo: city office Farnam street e that was held up. says the men went about | ment troops were killed by the invaders. [, SS% VRIS Hovaltien W oait the most| Tl BRI BN TR | === f nd with a familiarity of | 1 otal losses du e war are place X . 4 —— the ANESN: A B " 1 A aie dhpidiad f| The total I luring the war are placed | vqrioty of new imported cloths in correct There will be a meeting of the Gy & detail that suggested previous experience. fat 12,600, | g D § For pamphlets telling all about hotels. | county cent \ eo o H colorings, new satin faced venetians, plaid " 3 o county central committee and candid & N > They weragbundled uf 1, that| ‘When Colombia s r 1v it 4d that |y ckc golfing, pebble cheviots, reversible SCeRery. climate and cures, call on any oper club rooms, 1515 H atc al it was difficult to obtain accurate de- | it will ask an fudemnity from Venezuela of | Jl4/ BV o, BERLE SO TOve e | agent North-Western Line i ettt sogratioalo ription of them. They seemed to be|g5000 for each of the 500 soldiers killed or ; Li 1 = ik i A et bt g o el I RS R R f ord, Chairman at Inncoin ; $1 BLACK DRESS GOODB, 95¢ MALF RATES TO LINCOLY, themselves thoroughly. Their masks wore | made for property destroyed and also for the i L de of mosquito netting or some thin|cost of suppressing the rebels whom Vene. | |mPported silk and wool plerolas. pure Account of Sinte Fair [ 5 e na 1 o or mohair crepons. silk matelasse, silk and | g e 2 | i Round tri 5 fabric like that and they talked in alzuela permitted to cross its bor wool danmasse reversible chevlot. French| _ JePtember 3 to 7 the Rock Island Route | [Ty " ound trip—$2.15 mufed sort of w as though they had | nezuela will also ba asked to surrende: it eviol, French | o)) sell tickets to Lincoln and return| . . o womething | mouths. One man did | ¢ Sarmiento and his followers, to- (Feieal, WgIEH Broadcloath A4 MeW | for ene fare, plus 50 cents. for admission | uflmgmfl including admission to o8t ot the: talking 8.tk an 1 Heard y with two gunboats, captured in g | '#1lOF sultings. $3 v er yard 88, coupon 1e fair grounds. Morning and even Fair. Four "I wasnt much frightoned, s the r uolan port. General Saramionto and | %¢ NEW FRENCH FLANNEL, 600 YD. | 0" ot Wik uthp ai the fuir arounie UNION | HUUTP ; trains a day when the robber . jembers of the Curry gung, which conducted the Wilcox holdup, by t when the robbers broke CHEAP EXCURSIONS EANT & NORTH bers didn't seem disposed to kill anyone. | mem of the crews of the two vessel 4 . Tickots at 1323 Farnam street and Union ! to Lincoln 8:40 a. m. When they ordered me out of the mail car | wore thrown into prison in Caracas and their | '#'€8t designs, handsome Paristan offects, | ga¢iqn PAC!FIC ! 1 was a_little slow in moving and they | ships taken after the rebellion had """‘"'ii"“i,.".T.‘l ':l:"v:'r”f every tint and shade ooy T — : 3p. m, 4:25p. m, told me to move quicker, that was all. I[guppressed in Colombia. These enemfes of |~ ¥0¢ RIG. g0, | Tuesday evenimg, September 3. will he 9. moved quicker, They did not touch any- | Colombla are, it is said, about to be set | BOSTON STORE, OMAHA. candidates night ut the Bighth Ward Re { \ | & :30 p. m. thing in my car, but they made short work | free by President Castro. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. | publiean club, Twenty-second and Cum A i Special train of the express car. It took three explo-| All these incldents have combined to anger Good Itaning. ing streets. Rveryone welcome. 1 : sions s to blow open. the through| down here to get some more. This isn't| The wolt in the fable pui un sheep's [the Colombian government “and populace | Spirit Lake, Okoboli, Lake Washington,| Omaba Tomtama Awnine Co cents. wn: 8 a. m. Sept. 5 and 6. e agalnst Venczuela. Resides heavy money | wasc | b 3 . e & Bt oo 4o Buked oo che lrnu‘ i A e b e e i ):‘,:Tn.: gt e L L Solon | toga, canvas goods, 11th & Harne'y. Tel. 813 Tioket Offlon, ®uriington Station, and engine crow while the work was g % | tature will prebably be aske eblc, Watersmeet and numerous lakes near | === — = 1502 Farnam St, 10th and Mason Sts, on in the car was quite communicative i nezuclans say that these demands will| &t Paul and Minoeapolis A o Tel. 250, and talked freely with his prisoners.|be refused and that if they are insisted | They are all good flsbing places and are M Th P I n ' - ‘Don’t know how we'll fare here.' he said. | upon war will probably result between the | quickly and comfortably reached by the lSSlng e °p“ ar mnoute. ‘but we did pretty well in the Wilcox job. | two countries. Northwestern Line. We got a little short of money and came | - - — | “oeapirate exstiraions August a1 and Hep I eeth | $19.00 to Denver and Return. tember 7-21. Limit, October 31, 1900. City $19.00 to Colorado Springs and the train we wanted. That went through | clothing because if he traveled on bis own | (icket office, 1401 and 1403 Farnam street mar the looks of the most beau Return , about o week ago. The man who was go- | reputation he couldn’t accomplish his pur- ; R Bos We replace mirs|BABAS to Dusiiannd Ratian ing to stop it got a little weak-kneed and | pose. Counterfeiters of DeWitt's Witch | LOWEST RATES OF SEABON | Cin with & BRIDGR or PLATE so (hat :-xv'lmm T R e Bl let her go by. He saw two carloads of | Hazel Salve couldn't sell thelr worthless | they look like th i i ot e . 3 contract laborers ahoard and got a no- | salves on their merits, so they put them in Visithe Nosthmantes ¥ 5505 | n 10 Shes Reture ga i t d 18, 1 tion they were all detectives. We'd have | boxes and wrappers like DeWitt's. Look | ALL POINTS Goed Set Teeth . 5.00 s‘p . 4 an a, soo done well on that train But being here | out for them Take only DeWitt's Witch | 1 ‘x"j Gold Crowns . $5.00 | f und needing the money we thought we'd | Hazel Salve. 1t cures piles and all skin wilors dillsas | Gold Fillings ...........81.30 up iHe urn good until Octeber 31, (900, ackle this one, as we w yretty sure | diseases. sconsi esota . the had soma Toney n tho sate, Wa don's - Tatts Phiadeighia Dental Rooms, | 4 v State Fair N en. TWO DOLLARS, PLUS ONE FARE | ety TIckelOlllcal324 Farnam want to kill anybody, but we may have to 1513 Douxlas st. | e oy 1) #f someone gets smart The big state fair at Lincoln is in full Round trip. 1 treet. el. N swing this week, with the best and most | Minimum rate, $7.00 | complete line of exhibits which have or September 10 and 21 HONOR FOR DEAD OFFICIAL | veon dispiayed in the Capital city. Every City offices 1401-1403 Fa ] y! day this week will be a special day and O ln | ) AllL TraMe on the W his Railroad | the attendance promises (o eak all pre ues a e System in Stopped for Flye vious records. Numerous carnival, mu SI-A“GHTEHEI] y [ Minuten. al and special amusement features have | secured and there will be no lack of “" KANSAS CITY, Sept From 1115 to tainment for all. Don't fail to at i 15 d 18 f oI Iul 11:20 o'clock today every locomotive, every | tend the biggest event of the year. Re-| Monday morning we shall place on sale | an 2 “ ¥ of machinery and every employe on | duced rates on al roads TEN mu‘v\ BAND Cukes of Soap, which (At '| I the Memphis railroad s m, from Kansas | s - LIRS PereRse, DUL whioh ‘W L d atoied | Home kers' Excurston, shall sell & 1 H 3 Oity to Birmingham, Ala., were ldle. Thls| o, myyreday, September 4th, the Missourl - L lfle l action was taken as a mark spect 1o | p, h ol will el Ay acific sell round trip tickets at very 4 TIRL TRy, 80 sheleie oieslaens B. | [low rates to points in Kansas, Arkansas | ashburn of el SIMpRI stem, Who | o ahoma, Indian T rritory, Texas nd cer- | | g d t died st Rye Beach, N. H., last Priday. For [ 1> 000 HUA% SOFHET: Texts 8bd cert | | 3 . COI' Cover the five minutes spocified every train, car | oy col® e B0 MO O ite or eall | i . and locomotive was held at a standstill nO | 4t company's offices, 8. E. Cor. 14th and matter where they happened to be At the Dou; N G - Jouglas Sts., Omaha, Neb. | Y o five minutes traflic was resumed i ‘er cake, or G per hox of four cakes. 'n‘d’ol;.h fivo minutes traflc was r e J. 0. PHILLIPPL, A. G. F. & P. A Fer.Sake. or Sc par box of four e | ’ T Inet rvice of President Wash THOS. F. GODFREY, P. & T. A. [ only, and no more than 100 boxes to a cus- | | burn was h shortly after noon, at St | tomer. 2 ‘}at Andrew’s church, Rye Beach, N, H. Th Hiinols Central Excursion |, NOTE No. W "'u’“” "“H"ll -\‘”V\“"\ . . body was taken to Hoston, Mass., later this | On Sept. 4, 7, 10, 18, 21 and 26, we will | H¥Eloulaye Soap, ut S per cuke - Also for intcrment in Forest Park | sell round-trip tickets from Omaha to st. | ery, where other members of the | Paul, Minneapolis, Waseca, Waterville, Mad F10 and $12.50 men's fine covert top coats, Princes ser lining, Skinner's satin sleeve lining, on sale at 16th and Dodge. Pernonals. Homo Visitors' excursion tickets on sale pr 361h 8 L » |Every pair of ladies' fine $2.50 i i o ke ot onc e | SHETMAN & MoGonnell DrugGo. | and' $3,00 sample oxfords on SC | er the Milwaukee brought | Sept. 10 and 26, to nearly all points in 1 | sale " N e Ml s In 11 Boyx' school wear helow cost 1 from Chicago yeste noi, fowa, Minnesota ani Wisconsin a on | 3 Boys' long pants snits, ages 12 to 19, tweeds, cheviots ane B A o s ctiae AL RA I 5 iAll the men's fine $4.00 and cassimeres, our regular $7.50 to $11.50 grades ; [ L, only Vi “ull particulars at City Ticket office, 1402 | o Northwestorn. s it fout | Faenam aireet, of address W. H. Brill D). | Seera to be very troublesome Just at prese $5.00 sample shoes, on Boys' doubie hreasted knee pants suits, ages S 4o 16, onr from K | | 1A Omaba judging from the numerous calls for r Y 1 : om recular § Doto S8 grades, ar $1 2,50 and T. Kt " f f oiso) ooking fo cliabla article, | R the Missouri | Y1 w. w. Mace, Fite " poison. In looking for a reliable article, | Sale P S i b At Louls |saye he cannot praise Cramer's Kidney | Ve decided on | Boys' vestee suifs, ages ! Roserges, twe 5 o |1 wouta s i s 0 | Stearn’s Flectric Paste, |/ the ladies’ fine $5,00 and | teds. our regular 275 t0 S656 Suits, at §1.3 fion Molnse Tor o fow dayw ma e R i $6.00 “Shriner and Urner" ‘ MEN'S FINE TROUSERS BELOW ( ¥ \‘ it He Ilked undoubtedly the best rat exterminator on | sample Shoes at. .. Mos arge sizes, 3% 1o 48 waists, onr regular o Denth's g Ftetaere & = T - et 1 '8, at $1.77 50 and Only a roaring fire enabled J. M. Garrett Il a “’a » 290 af Rag Autonia, Tes. 19 Jlo/down when S ny 4 25¢ per bex—cut price 20c. These are all the tinest makes of shoes direet from large | attacked by asthma, from which he suf- [ He sald: “Schaefer, I don't like some of f SOLD B ; iy A | "r“‘ for years. )“' writes "‘I' paisery was | your ads, but there is one thing that I LD BY | Eastern manufacturers. The Latest up-to-date styles, finest ma often so great that it seemed he endured admire about you our d nerve g ; the agonies of death, but Dr. King's New | 23mir : "1 ! v “’“’ \’ x”x“ A n Ir‘ : J.A. FULLER & CO. terial and workmanship. Every pair worth more than double Discovery for Consumption wholly cured J anked him and asked how much do o e | teenth v s Streests, n N . . him. This marvelous medicine ts the only | you want to borrow? CORSARANIN. AAE SONNIA the price. In fact they are the greatest hargains in fine shoes ] Kknown cure for asthma as well o P. S.—MANAWA TICKE salo at on tion, coughs and colds and all throat, chest 3 provenye 30c—-a saving of i0c on the regular fare. ever offered, Don't miss this great sale of sample shoes and lung troubl Price, 50c and $1.00 . — Guaranteed Trial bottles free at Kuhn PR —— N ~ Watch for our grand opening DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN smoxmu e 'L s ale of furs next Saturday. Tickets will be on sale Scptember 4 and . pata Tablets o Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo|Mire's Root Beer ... 1846 0 an Hule Restorer . . . 3 t S and Glenweod Spring lo., and polnts | yUEAs, LNE ey ; . : il in Utah, Oklahoma and Texas and to mos ® 3 i any place for one fare, plus $2.00, for the sc"lEFEn CUT PRIC J d s oy ca e Interior goods, sarapnee DR . L) City Ticket ofice No. 1323 Farnam street 5. W, Cor. 10th aua Chivago, 1 C. A, RAILSBACK, OMAHA, DISTRIBUTOR, l N u‘DE SELLING THE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAHA.,