Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1900, Page 10

10 Wp—— T0WYS (1 AR FOR CARS| mevews sae Inlonding Omr Enormous Stock Dress Goods and Stiks, SPECIAL SPECIAL SALE GOODS will $1.49 ty Are Bager to| weq old 5 i high adcloth, English black $3.00 yd., our price French silk top soufMe ) to $1.0%, on sale hore JEALOUSY WILL NOT DEFEAT THE PROJECT | cd Promise (o Stand Commissioners eitory Precinets Interes Behind the Whether Thelr Wins the Prize FRENCH FLANNELS Wednesday beautiful cloth, avy new shades ¥d. We will sell and Koechlin Baum- Persian designs at Sée of French flan- al extra he plain color all the dot garten's high |va. B hundred nels to selact wenty-eight in " you Florence, Millard pleaded fit @estination of a pr rallw The fiverse inte west parts they were ton wirit Belegate whether or not of the from the Improvem The morning in or Florence, Millard ton a chance te and drop their uh bf the expense money the hat. Elk ( is contributed $2 the Commercia t but the to be insuficient employment engineer and differen In pre Tobert H fzens had railway out the Lawn park north people wou Florence Mr line turn nington pr mont. Whet favored or not his precinct wo miss in any T of the county of Millard, a conncction Detwotler, por » and proximity South Omaha to M well graded direct line perse of ainimum 1e v Fipe styles v trom CHEAP DRESS GOODS Half wool cashmeres e ¥4, gew, 10c yd.; half wool plaids, 1¢ Ten thousand des the elties in plaids, stripes yd., our price our Saturday dress goods Sixteenth street window SILKS | There never was an instance lite when yow could buy Thursday | vou now can at Hayden's big silk depari o tead this list and you will surely A great line of fancy silks, the rich French novelties, high art broche, all latest and all arranged sy selection 0 and $3.00, adiill halft wool yd nov- worth Watch gns of newe figures, etc ale only 21 thay 1 | our committees I the Elk City | sale ere in all your : silks %o cheap as Be inti w committens r m ment nd i | the | entire vies dress for on bar many all 1 n of an | of the square P 52 survey fon of Florence, | s tel it- | he suburban | He pointed ansportation to Forest | wid taffeta will be sold for less than and a natural tho towns. | Defore offered by any house in the United witling Rk States—0iy HAYDEN BROS, & to imp From iggested that the n and Ben iots & desired to Fre route were Ol promised that stand behind the they might adopt. part of weller ly have wi black at 3 at bl fine black in silk All colors in fine grade. on 24-in| wide a B taffeta 15-1n 2i-in, taffetas black taffeta he claim ted said that b g 1 years Ol he taffeta in 2 00 k need eme fescribed of ¥ wh 14 be Ol [ Pretty W | Miss A | liners’ mod, Schuman Wants Dn M. Schuman, a of San Francisco, sult ag t a druggist of that city | 825,000 dumages. The drugglst sold her | complexion lotion which left two ugly red | blotches upon her face and spoiled her beauty There | moral to this tale Complexion washes, lotions and powders are never ctory, but sometimes ald Mr. | dangerous. A bad complexion is a sign of im- | poor health or bad blood and there is but From | and harmless remedy cause Q street and the new Renstrom treatment that the ex- bathing, massage and electricity would be at nature’s remedy—will rem the cause. from Millard | This remarkable yet simple treatment puri unty has al the blood and infuses new life and of money | vigor into every n tissue, muscle alar | vital organ of the human m. It we Iike a renewal of youth. It cures all forms of rheumatism and nervous trouble and restores the entire to its normal | and healthy condition. And perfect woman | hood perfect health. The Bathery (second floor, Bee building) | Tralped women give the treatment and baths. Ladies only nges, w 3 pretty mil for Mr a com The line at South or southwe 1 by J erta stern De merit a hould satisf are Omaha that cit is to Omaha one sure must be in a | disapp | —hye a Millard track mile the ¢ amou Do coming roi ong to %0 ne laying a a Only t Seymour where ready expended a larse and this would bec if means of going and plied.” ! ank park fles resort e sup me a sys is p Scheme in Favored. Hibbard of Irvington favored the truction of a loop, so that all loca- tions might be in a measure satisfied. H paid that the whole question resolved itselt to a cold of bonds and he feared | that if certain disir were left out the pa the would be endangered ction system ¥ means ALL NATIONS REPRESENTED, 1ssue afialo Bill Coming with the World's h Riders. assed ind Wa 1id to be terloo, Elkhorn lukewarm in the Mangola of the former ck of enthusiasm to a | anding Th and Valley wa entery Peter town bed the slight misunder in favor of the project the in the morning, he said, but now that the loop plan is coming to the front he is sure that his precinct will fall in | line. All that he expected, he sald, was that his territory might have an equal chance with the others Charles Witte Ikhorn was the only gpeaker opposed to the proposed line. He sald his fellow farmers were already over taxed and he charged Elk City and the Omaha merchants with concocting the scheme for their own selfish purpos In answer to Mr. Witte, Commissioner Ostrom sald thet in the east the suburban lines had fnvariably proved of the greatest benofit the outlylng towns. F. W Kellogg gave the instance of Bedford, O. near Cleveland, which had doubled in pop- ulation since the buildiug of an ric road to the metropolis. A large numbe of city people, Mr. Kellogg 1, made their homes in the suburban towns or took frequent pleasure trip: ape the dis comforts of the Commls Hoctor further delay In order interested might tribute to the fident, he said, that tl merclal club would give other towns assured the they were williug bea e of the preliminar The has p; and with the coming of warm weather the annual announcement of the coming of Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World is looked for with anticipatory p » by the people. The newspapers have alr announced that performances will be given in Omaha | septe 10 and the billboards, dead walls and windows pictorially proclaim in bright- colored lithographs the many intercsting. exclting and instructive features of the great exhibition. The general idea of the entertainment is well known, but this sea- son some peculiarly appropriate additions have been made and the attractiveness has been greatly enhanced. Under the skillful guldance of Colonel Cody the men and horses have been dally rehearsed in their parts of the program. The Filipinos, Ha- wallang, Porto Ricans, Cubans, Hungarian Czikos, Argentine Gauchos, Russian Cos- sacks, Rifflan Arabs, Mexicans, Indians. cowboys, cavalrymen and artillerymen, re- cruited from various nations, genulne ex- members of Roosevelt's Rough Riders from Oklahoma, Indian Territory #nd sun over the equator 156 city REDICED RATES OV SE 10, city favored that foner a all the a chance to fund. He was con- South Omaha Com $200 committee thelr full slight towns Via Chicago, Milwaukee & Railwa On September 10 and 26 the Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul railway will sell round | trip tickets from Omaha to- | Chicago and return Milwaukee and return | 8t Paul and return . | Minneapolis and return Dubuque and return Spirit Lake and return REIgin, 11, and return La Crosse, Wis., and return Madison, Wis.. and return And to all points on their lines in Towa, [1i- nois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and the north ern nenins of Michigan, at one fare, plus $2, for the round trip. Minimum selling rate , tickets limited to October A General ¥ tern 1504 Farnam St St. Panl ha con to ex Roasin's N 1t 15 said that Rus ® new calendar months of 2§ Monday and ends ¢ feature of this ca its apparent bility, and in this ssembles the ereign remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters, which has held an unmovable posi tion for half a cevtury. Try it for indl stion, dyspepsia, constipation, o ness or but be o get the genuine v in is about to adopt contains 13 begins on turday. The main ach days each and ondar is NASH Agent, Omaha. rvous- insomnia sure G Lake. Eagle Rice Lake, eble, Watersmeet | . Paul and Minn They are all good fishing places and quickly and comfortably reached by Northwestern Line Cheap rate excursions August 21 and Sep- tember Limit, Octoher 31, 1690. City ticket ofice, 1401 and 1403 Farnam atragt. Ha Okoboji, enroute antiful \ddross below UNION PACIFL ONLY ROUTE TO THE PACIFIG COAST and all principal western points City ticket office 1324 Farnam Tel. 316 o o Spirit | Waseca Springs Lale Washington, Lake, River Falls, Solon Ragfield, Ashland, Gog- | and numerous lakes near apoll views an A in b ained at cuts are the street AP EXCURSIONS EAST & NORTH Vin Tickets will b 26 1o points Minnesota at one fare round trip Min For full information city office, 13 ok Taland Route. n sale September 10 and Tlinois, Wisconsin plus $2.00, for the urn until October | $7.00 all at Rock Island good for r 81 mum selling ra ? Farnam PURLINGTON ROUTE, s 1 A Wetnren Including admission fair, Septem ber 3 to 7 | Trains for Lincoln leave the Burlington station at £ 40 a 0 pom, 4 w. | and 9:30 p. m | Spectal train m., Wednesday | pnd Thursday ' state at §:00 a Tickets, 1502 Farnam ) HALE RATES TO LINCOLY, Ae September will sell tickets for one fare coupon to fair gr ing trains w Tickets at 1 station il of Ntate Fair. 7 the Rock Island Route to Lincoln and return 0 cor Admiss Morning and eve the fair grounds ‘arnam street and Uni Special unds P at ne Th, workre morning of 1) ofmca of while his roor custodian a carpenters, who om i for the registry den imber the fence. wh built on the Dodse | Alding, was unloaded | shed will bt ered. atter which the | the windows into doors | ) m hape | Tioket Offics, 1802 Farnam Tel. 250, oukhe. » 4 Three weeks age ohn Salmon’ chief of police of Assump- fon, was aitacked WIth higegugih, denin Fesulted tonieny, S ot has brought | lc and | Ladies' | ( | four | present at the meeting was colors for walists or | worth | g0 on sale | | Nebraska oy ’ur JANITORS' Ay ()\l n w014 Prosperity Reaches Employes of the Omaha Board of Edncation FIGURES PRIOR TO THE CUT WILL RULE Red Four By o Res the o Nght. Years Ago ‘ st After September 1 janitor: lic school buildings will receive the salarie that were paid previous to the 1806, A resolution to this effec by Robert Smith of the Board of a vote of 7 to of the pub cut t was in last night's Education and This increase affect only the janitors of h have eight rooms or persons in charge of the smaller not uffered a_reduction no case will the in $15 per month, and agerogate incre in the monthly payroll will not exceed $ The unanimous vote o in troduced in pussed by in salary the buildin more, the buildings year b having In than crease the re the nine members st for Arthur as commandunt of the High school for the year and in in blology Pearse 1s of Superintendent Pearse. He an officer in the Spanish-Ameri and graduated last year from the e ment of the Universi will be S r battalion tructor brother served can war fentific coming Mr | the | Arizonu. | Twentleth street | | | THE BURLING1 | ers in school buildings. | partment The building permit for school building will cost $117, and a resolu- tion was by the board instructing city bullding inspector to deduct that from the money the city owes the a Permission was granted to the Omaha Public Library to establish permanent sub stations for the use of both adults and hildren at Central Park and West Side hools the new High passed sum bo Bollers to e te A resolution was passed instructing the superintendent of buildings to have the city boller inspector examine all the boil- ral members board favored Insuring the boilers finally decided that the board could rd to assume its own risks The resignation of Rocanna Dacey teacher in Castellar school, was accepted V. Hobart was granted leave of ab. until April 1 on account of {Il health lsie C. Schwartz granted one ve of absence for the purpose of Tna of the but former Edna senc and year's study The examining board announced that the following persons were awarded certificates to teach in the Omaha schools as a result of the recent aminations offered Primary-—Mary Austin, Anna Edwards, Emma Nestor, Ruth Mc and Annie Quinn, Omaha; Mary Reid, Maquoketa Abble 8 Grand Isla High School was Louise Ausland Angell la. Hodgetts, Literary departm elope Smith Latin department, Mary A Reid and Bessie Mildred Hawks: sclentific department, A Pearse; commercial de- N. B. Van Matre. The superintendent of bulldings was in- structed to en an engineer to locate the boundary lines of the new West Side school slte at Forty-elghth and Walaut streets, and also to request the city engl- neer to prepare plans for the sewer con- uections for the new High school building Other Salaries Raised. A. H. Senter was elected librarian at the High school at a salary of $30 per momth for ten months. The salary of Adelia Kie- witt, clerk to the principal of the High #choel, was increased to $60 per month. The minimum wages of laborers employed by the superintendent of buildings was fixed at 20 cents per hour, and 28 cemts per hour was named as the maximum fgure. The superintendent is to grade the wages of laborers according to their ability. The Board of Public Works was requested to look after a dangerous bluff nd]fl!nlhl the Pacific school A resolution empowering the secretary to sign the petition for asphalt paving along adjoining the High school was lald over for a week on ac- count of objections urged by members who ontend that the street should be paved with stoue on count of the steep grade. Fifteenth and Cass streets saye he camnot praise Cramer's Kidney Cure too highly, as it completely cured him. He would advise all sul 'S to try it RAP-SODA his is sometimes spelled RHAP- or RHAPSODY pplied in modern i8 the nam fe nt, Pen- property W. W. Mace, SODIE “AS SODIE tal fan music a RHAP- glven to an instrumen- made up of national melodies," | As applied in literature a Rhapsody Is any- thing from the epileptie fit RAP-80DA-a ved at th means sof tenderest passion to an pplied to the ONYX QUEEN ething whic Wil eat 1t is the Rha artist and appeals to citizens who hall i the realistic Rhapsodie— Rhapsody and Rap MORAL-Drink at the ONY) and you'll need no explanatory fe Sherman & McConnel| Ilrug Go. Home produets da Foun leious te 1k m wtion tood by olime. 1t of Onyx ON STATION Train to Lincoln Wednesday, Sept. 5. Thursday, Sept, 6. Leaves Omaha 8 a. m. Leaves Lincoln 7 p. m. Nine hours at the State Fair. Round irip including admission $2.15, 10th and Masen Sts | a| \II A D. \lI Y N RkSTORH) new | made | | | We will sell | at | river. | tson 1 [ plus $: |UINE |sale price and fancies | sold everywhere at ‘Men’s $1.50 Colored Laundered BE WEDNESDAY, BOSTON STORE BUYS HOOKS SEPTEMBER RATES 5, 1000 LOWBST oF THE & Vin the Northwestern Lin, ALL POINTS! From & New York Nearly As A general thing we Lut th ered to 1 could not st We have 1 put such a ¢ books that morrow. The AlL the 1 that generally to G0c each each AlL the titles will sell at 15 Al the finest yand (¢ pol rally sell up el at |0 ¢t v ar nd to ALl the $1.50 8, all the new urrent tlar 1inois, higa PLUR ( . we lowa we the temp Wisconsin sot A NE FARR hey will & ber 1 401140 are s fo handsomely ell in book all new title bound [ tores will arnam St 10¢ CHEAP EXCURSIONS WEST & SOUTH bound 12mo sell handsomely generally ock 1 be Island ite ale 10 te Vin t ber 4 M Septe: n each cloth bound hook to $1.00 each we Spring . and will th tit price them oy 250 Webster's aries, they are eight inches 0 lars weigh nearly six thick, full of them tomorrow worth over five times th 2 was there in Omaha All on sale | Get Ready vand‘ _(;ome Ak week you' eve make in fons at price h a book sale Omana 1t today BOSTON STOR 16th and I OMAHA N. W. Cor. » Septem re her 1 on {8 at its helght titude, 3,400 feet. Healtht place to spend ation HOT South Dakota The trip I8 easily made via the F Elkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad day excursions September 1, 8, 15 Limit, October 1900, Saturday and Tuesday all points on “North Stoux City, Missouri Valley, thercof in Nebraska Tuesday excursions, September also on sale at “North Line’ and connections east of the sea Satu excursions Wes Omaha and 1 w on sale | Duffy's Malt Whiskey CUT PRIC e stuAEFE (RIcE 4 and 16th ana Chica, \\.w rn Missouri Cor points on Rate-~One fare Limit, October 31 Dates sale ) plus for round 1900, trip | | 1,4, 8 15 18 | September hotels, to Denver. ; TUNION PACIFIC 21 and 26, we will from Omaha Waterville, rate of one pamphlets telling nery, climate and agent North-Western all abo | Hiinois Central On Sept. 4, 7, 10, 18, sell 1-trip tickets Paul, Minneapolis, Waseca, ke and Duluth at Mad fare | Homo 0 Visitors' excursion tickets on rdw" Sept 10 and 26, to nearly all points in 1 nols, lowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin at one fare plus $2.00 for the round trip. All tickets limited for return until October 31 1l particulars at City Ticket office, 140: rnam street, or address W. H. Brill A., Omaha Lv. Omaha 4 | Ar. Denver 7:35 a m tomorrow. Lv. Omaha 11:35 p m today Denver i:20 p m tomorrow. pm today. ana Awning Co., COMING TO A CLOSE | Remainder of Stock Must Go Wednesday and Thursday. 420 pairs gents' Patent Leather Pumps, valugs up to 98(: $4.00—sale price ....... Ladies’ white and colored Satin | Slippers—values up to 59(: |up to $3.50—sale price . 496 REGENT SHOES-—the 2.50—sale price ART l( LE— $I 69 Ladies’ Oxfords— vy Ine-s :xll a Tent tents, Tel $19,00 to Denver and Return. $19.00 to Colorado Springs and Re . $19.00 to Pueblo and Return, $32.00 to Salt Lake and Retu Return good until October 31, 1900, City Ticket Office 1324 Farnam Street. Tel. 316. What’s in a Name? EVERYTHING The conjure “Eastman Kodak' is & mame to with. We have a full line of Kodaks from $1.00 up Brownte cameras, made by East- man, 8ic Queen Quality styles, in- cluding fall styles 1900-—sale price $|-89 The Howe Windidg-Up-Business Sale. Coming to a Close. 1315—Douglas St.—1515 Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s 25c Hosiery at 10¢ in ladies', in black, all seamless and warranted fast colors actual value and will all go in one lot All other styles we give discount from list price before purchasing Al free. Developing films u specialty. ——— The Robert Dempster Co., 1215 Farnam St. 20 per cent Write us instruction AND RETAIL. 5,000 dozen Hose men's and children’s- these were 10c¢ bhought or one-half thei be sold the same way at 'The Genuine Shawknit Half Hose at 15¢ These hose are -15¢ Ladies’ 50c Hose, in Fancy Colors, at 25¢. Waists at rge All the very latest colors—in plain and fancy. -nml and are the best hose made-—all styles Hose 35 - 29¢C 20¢ Childrven’s Shaw kit at The Mother's Friend Patent 20¢-—all vegular $1.00 values line of blonuses that sold up to $1. in Nhirt Alxo o W), at the Lion brand 1o N,) in fine madras s 4 Boys' Junior Shirts at 75¢ In all the new styles, with collurs and cuffs separate or attached These are all fine madras and French percale, Boys' $1.50 Shirts at Men's H0c¢ Suspenders—in all styles—at = HAYDEN BROS. ? Farnam street. | . " Two Trains Daily =< |Sept. 18 the Next Excursion, HAYDEN rans | Shirtsj Early Autumn Headgear | Now Comes a Glimpse of the New Felt Hats. The summer woman has been brought to a sudden that | in the of many novelties in head which are felt Zation auntnmn is here at st point of il senson ‘ by all appearance . developed in and fancy cloths 4 se hats are Leing trimmed in all sorts of ways, each of which has some peculiar claim to distinetion, but the model thai is most popular cousists of draping the er wn with silk polka dot squares which is brought to the front and twisted in a soft loose knot. The New Fall Hats are being shown here at less in price than elsewhere, If you're inelined to save money on early fall hats, this is surely a good store to trade with, - Price—Tags -Tell See Wihdow tor Pointers [§ HAYDEN The bargains that our buy secured on his recent New York are arriving daily. The quantitie: and the prices at the lowest noteh, A few minutes in our Cloak Department will convince voun that we give better values than any house you ever traded with, and greater varieties and the best styles to choose from. A Tremendous Sale on Skirts Wednesday BARGAIN NO. 1-Hundreds udeloths, plaids, eheck that are worth up to $7 your choice | BARGAIN NO. 2--150 ladies' tailor made suits, and serges, in blacks and cclors; than those we sold la £20.00, your choice |{BARGAIN NO. 3—One table of early | venetians and light weight kerse, worth $8.00 and $10.00, sale price ........ BARGAIN NO. 450 dozen ladies’ foulards and sateens, with one, greatest variety vou ever saw; , sale pri WATCH OUR WINDOWS Y The Busies $ Cloak Dept. in Omaha trip to tremendous of Skirts in cheviots, ., venetians; all the new 503 serges, materials 2.98 fine venetiany jackets all silk lined, better 7.50 all jackets in coverts, , in eton box and fly front, 2 ) st week, worth up to underskirts in mercerized two and three ruffles; the worth wp to S AND THEE PAPERS for a sale on manufacturers’ SAMPLE F'UR GARMENTS to be Leld this week. An opportunity never offered before at this season of the year to secure your fur garments for half their value, BARGAIN NO. 5--50 dozen ladies’ wrapper 10-inch flounce, on sale Wednesday for underskirts on sale at 3 HAYDEN BROS. Opening Sale of Lace Curtains Never in the history of our business have we shown as large or varied an and Drape | feel , extra waist lining, The. 25 dozen ladies’ assortment of Lace Curtains, Curtain Materials 8 we are showing at the present time, We of ability to supply demand for low p medium or high grael wds, in the newest designs and makes and at as fay ] confident our any ed, thle pri as any market in the country Incidentidl to the opening of the fall season we offer for all 'l)}! week large Cur in various at quite a reduction from the usual prices, trosting the rehy 1o induce you look over the i complete, variety of vins makes assortment while 15 patterns of chumber and dining reom ourtains in Nottinghams, fish net \‘.m. musling and ergandies, good values at 1o $1.65 a pair—This week 1 “" | per pair chamher and tingham, fish \m[yn t 2 )0 and $3.30 ¢) pair ~at nts, Tam N Sk stripes, American lbrary na $7 Milans, olc Point de Louis X1V, Arabians, cholce parlor, and living room curtains, good $6.00 terns choice parlor and lbrary cur- French, Swiss and Amerioan Ara Marie Ant Swiks thread lace Brussels, Irish XIV Point de Milans, u-.'q. other styles, worth from x~. pair patterns of Ligh grade and German importations in Thread Lace and high gra and man hown, pair of living room. in patierns | dining room net u.mq curtain musiin triy tains in organd blans Poin and man $10 and ‘nd grenadine this Louis | values, week | patterns of Brus | boured i mus Ir lins 1k h Poi fine blan worth nd cable antiques, clur hobinets, Amer Good curt ams ) & pair, 15 d Curtain pair it up Marie Antoine Ir nov from 12.50 Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co. 1414:1618 DOUGLAS STREET. POF Pl elties §1 this not previousl to $17 week per worth Battenbergs Antigues 25 patterns Bruseels Tamboured Irish Swlss, Clun palr Visitors to the Paris Exposition wi find THE OMAHA BEE on sale at the UNITED STATES PRESS ASSN 8 Place do 'Opera, Pa KINGSFORD'S STARCH ‘'PURE" AKD CSWEQD SILVER GLOSS CORH STARCH FOR THE LAUNDAY, FOR THE TABLE.