Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 6, 1900, Page 10

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BOSTON STORE 8 DAYS' SHOE SAL PHYSICIANS HOLD AUTOPSY | | Daring the Nex Positiv e | ALL WOMEN'S SHOES AT BOSTON STORE Duys We Will Out AT § OMAHA Doctors Endeavoring to GMW Oause of ght's Death, POISONING APPARENT | { [ SYMPTOMS OF s Positive Dingnosis Could Not Be Made and Pox ton Was Mortem TOR ok will b wish to ¢l Yy ry n all OMAHA nina fow e out everyth nt before opening making most of ladies enorted Our new fall lays and we the We auest May Follow A re re ines George M county p i day mor Sherm th ously matter what 1 find them here ome of them will go withoy There were poisoning they were agnosts of tain the ¢ am Porter endor tat night of this sale. Come BOSTON STORE. Cor. 16th OMAHA, W and Douglas 1218 Farnam nner set nation 1 Burn porcelain dec I ORE WAITING TO BE WEIGHED for res aut [ ed Ore | Yards of th er, the man we d might have caused his ¢ A phine, the en to pain, might death it of the , ondit heart M h He heavily Coulter ! n cor i t affairs 18 respor ployed sible at the that ales Theso led fa has been weighed upon the s n Weighing association been in bad condition f w0 they collapsed 1 in building new before they fon of r inter little mor relieve | o0 the W scales have tir nd a Workmen ow z but it will be can be used When the ong n of th lay or two Wright by wife discovere h ne time Jay and and later I ultation. A but w scales association’s were no smelting company ran he Union Pacific But fow cars had passed train ran off the track, de They were repaired, but melting company declares that the and they will not acce ay freight until the weights have been verified by the association scales Cars of ore are piled up at the smelter, but ally ac- [ nony has been unloaded for several days tenants | The question of demurrage is to be taken up emphat- | Jater family - h he | The Bravery of W | of | Was grardly shown by Mrs. Charles Dowl Those | Ing of Butler, Pa., in & three years' strug e with malignant stomach trouble Poor hea caused distre tacks of nausea indigestion. remedies failed to orinie mach and | relieve her until rled Electric Bit that he w pair of ever re- | ter After taking It two months, she FAIRIBE i 7 trength, Two weeks [Wrote: "I am now wholly cured and can ShNe ¥ remark that he|eat anything. 1t is truly a grand tonic b ey Atop of me for the whole syst 1 gained in weight The falatiar |and feel much etronger since using it ARBATDY aids digestion dyspepsia, im b Finighd setite, gives new life. Only 50¢ Tho de at Kuhn & drug store the oftices in the Drake, pr woll, 1 Wright's accounts were r known available the ars upon the | Ratlway con; scales of stomach ght into use not in 1 e e ’ the p i | been entirely | °Y any by means | FADRING the scales I VRAlD Hata | HOW tHe . welghts slonged for of artif tery, the nineteen hoy are not correct t ore or Sui The cepted by of the Sherman feally denied hy and of the s belonged. They sa a man who would take his who incline to th thesi cribe several | 1s one of (he Kuic 1 other this | of h o whi I fetles an ot the own 1ife of gle 1011 | that A that he had been [and hype ui a is \ she trouble licine em repor were elatives and by cures oves a and bookkeeper | Guaranteed Co.'s St with | and company Ne Afe building lnots On Sept. 4, 7 wheoh sellround-trip Paul, Minne | 1o L | plus $2 | the | _ Home AR pt. 10 . Towa plus xcursiol and will s from Omaha to St Waterville, Mad- ra fare ntrat 10, tickot apolis, Wa and Duluth whether or Mlar the not will pre: at of one hibly when ident Mr. Actna 4 gate an of the M men and R The fu m. The ranged or more of (he will conduct v nd Minnesota fare $2.00 for | tickets limited for Full particulars Farnam street , Omaha will return Wright's life 1 Royal Arc unt of $10,000, it excursion tickets on sale to nearly all points in 1l and Wisconsin at one the round trip. Al return until October 31 Ticket office, 1402 w8 W. H. Brill, D, insured s in He 0dd Fellow val Arcanum order ral will be held Friday details of this 0 i but it fs probable that one | ! lodiges to which he the a member | MO todern Wood sonic add ar or 0d KFishing. Lake, Okobojl, Lake Washington, Waseca, Eagle Lake, River Falls, Solon Springs, Rice Lake, Bayfield, Ashland, eble, Watersmeet and numerous lakes near after [ 8t. Paul and Minneapolis ot | They are all good fishing pi ' ckly and comfortably time rn Line. He cursions Auguet uring mit, October of the and 1403 which then poor pointment of the | went into the | e Frod Sam Rixe th Seve ' Burt, gir Twenty-elghth, boy Clerise Irwin, 506 South Eight months; Eugene Patter:on iged B months th Twe F. Johns ) months. belonged | & service Welght's Life. M. Wright was Ind., forty-thre Omaha in married Miss nke E 1 Davis, chief oral v A ho also entered the militar was in the battle of Pine R his discharge, he assumed cha government he 1 at Fort Omaha he held three He uperintendent of the county Spirit born year and Georg Haute, came n Terre He to 1888 soon daughte adjutant g this Borvice Davi clerk Abou ces and are reached by the 21 and Sep . 1000, City 1401 nam atreot. position b farm, present bridge building busine A ago last March his mother died, | Jeaving him $2.000. His wife and a daughter » years old survive him. | Milltons will year. We can't Without money any more the body vigorous without tics uged to starve Dyspepsla Cure dig allows you to eat want 1t radi rihs and ird of ending the were re ealth for the at noon Wednes: came serving until the incumbent, when he 01ty North Wilson, 1632 131, % Rees: nteenth, ' girl nteenth, girl rEe Cramer Twen North § Da &irl year Juth 1 th erth, ng South I politics this keep the campalgn going | than we can keep food. Dyspep themselves. Now Kodol | what you eat and the food you ally eures stomach troubleg he wspent In all g0 Drugs at Cut Prices $1.00 Listerine (1 syrup Flgs ( Morrow $100 Mme. ¥ $1.00 Poruna $1.00 Wyeth $1.00 Scott's w0 $10 $10 Sl 8100 $10 REDUCED RATES OV SE 10, mbert's KK Hd-ne-olds., Ale's Proparations Via Chicago, Milwnukee & St. Pauol Rutlway. W On September 10 and 28 the Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul railway will sell round trip tickets from Omaha to Chicago and return Milwaukee and retus 8t. Paul and return Minneapolis and return Dubuque and return Spirit Lake and return Elgin, 111, and return La Crosse, Wis., and return Madison, Wis., and return And to all points on their lines in Towa, 11i- I ern neninsula of Michigan, at one fare, p In New Store and Wine. [ 1 Liver Ol 1 Liver Ofl ol te Preser Compound pariila Remedy $2, for the round trip. Minimum selling rate tickets llmited to October 31 F. A. NASH General Western Agent, 1504 Farnam St., Omaha. at 16th and Dodge More Cheap September 1, 1900 season Is at its heig! Cool weather. titud 3,400 feet Healthful climate place to spend a vacation HOT SPRINC fouth Dakota. The trip I8 easily made via the Fremont, Flkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad. day excursions September 1, 8, 15 Limit, Octo 1900, Saturday ratons, Remarkable! The Al 31 Tuesday excursions on s er and | amount con | This trouble | be used for the ough examination into his THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: | CARRIER BETRAYS HIS TRUST John H. Eich Confesses to the Theft of Money from Registered Letters, Omaha on the toffice of embe nd i appearance at the which will Aftornoon at lock of the harge stered » sum of $1,000 reliminary be held Eich entered it as letter carrier ugust 1, 1802, and for several years ha carried ro lyir st of Thirty eighth street, between Faroam and Cum- ing on ters gave b for hi ox thi August 13 of this year he received a letter for registra on from a woman living at 116 North Thirty-eighth The letter failed to ar Wt its destina tion and the sender called at the postofliice to make inquiries. The records were ex amined and showed that the letter was till in the hands the carrier While this matter was being investigated W. A Weber, living at the number, com plained that a letter addressed Mrs h Weber of Glenwood, la., given to the carrier for regl ation, had not arrived at its destination As Weber left the building he met Eich, who confessed to t theft of the let and gave him $10, the in it hirty-e avenne. to Sar The house on to bo fatal to B given th avenue seemed ch. The next letter he gister contained $1.50. It was wddressed to Marshal Field & Co. of Chicago. Eich took the 1 destroyed the sive person in propriated The complaint time. was to cash a mis- the same mon the funds all came in about the same Elch Admits His Gallt. Yesterday clair and the had a case taken in tioned the and confessed Postmaster Inspector Sin- postmaster decided that they gainst the carrier and he w » the office of the latter and ques- A% s00n as ho was confronted with of guilt he broke down In a signed statement to the which he says was made at his own suggestion, he states that first lot ter but admits appropriating the funds contained in the other letters h attrib tion to trouble fn his family. For rs the Eich house hold has be ene of infelicity which culminated three months ago in separation husband and wife, the latter possession of the only child has ed to prey upon the mind of the mall carrier, until his friends believe him ment irresponsible at the time of the embezzlements When first taken in charg spector he was asked to produc of registered lotters roc told the inspector that he had afterward delly it to the record shows the ipt of the letters and bears out the confession. This record will of making a thor affairs, although letters already d total of his embe evidenco his inspector, was lost soveral n oa s ahout between taking by the in the record by him. He lost it, but officer purpose he states that the covered constitute zlements four the Forty years In the market with a con stant increase in sales tells the tale for Cook’s Imperial Extra Dry Champagne. Ninth Ward ¥ The Ninth ward republic open ton streets on Thursday evening at o'clock. Music will be furnished by Barton quartet, and John L. Webster, W. rley, John L. iver addresses 8 Jo F. Kennedy and others will the morning in back being weak That gglsts and having 18 cansed by Take Cramer's will strengthen them Awaking in severe pains your Kidneys Kidney Cure. all d your DIED, WRIGHT-Georg aged 42 yeur man flat Funeral private) a Sixteenth M at his'r stember lence, Th, Sunday tr Interment Don’t Let Hi S im Stay. The June bug comes in June, The likhtning bug goes in May, But the B IHG takes his Bonnet off They would stay unless you use Sure eath to kill them, Comes in bottles, L TBe SCHIEFE TR S. W. Cor. 16th and Chirago. at all points on “North-West Line, Sioux City, Missouri Valley, Omaha and west | of in Nebraska sday exc also on at Line" and conn river. Rate—One fare Limit, October 31 Dates sale—September 1, 4 rslons, hints tlon cptember 4 and 18, | “North-Western east of the Missourl plus $2, for round 1900, Aot Special an about call or pamphlets telling ery, climate and ¢ it North-Western Lin hotels. on any ¢ Souvenir ) J e | of views to California B | t | obtained at address below | N for | UNION PACIFIC, ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC COAST all principal western points. 1324 Farnam Ha enroute cuts all | ONLY i street . No NS4S, M. WL of A, No. 8448, Modern Wood- will give a steamboat ex- Henrietta ay night Al Woodn I attend. Will give men of America curston the September § dially fnvited to for Foresters' compe drill BY ORDER OF VE AND BOARD OF M on Tioket Otflos, 1502 Farnam St. Tol. 260. 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 trip $2.15, including admission to Fair, ®urfington Station, 10th and Mason Sts, Tol. 128, contained. | The | ans will hold an | air meeting at Forty-first and Hamil- | | Yellow | New York White THURSDAY, 1 HAYDEN'S SEPTEMBER 6, 1900, MG SILK SALE Cooley uns the Are Now Holding Sale BRING T} DINARY ‘or Thursday we olored china extra gra n Great AND OFF MOST BARGA Wa‘isis for Early Autumn The black white Read Hayden's bargains, t p wvalsts for f NEW USE FOR STEEL SAWS lowe Had Nine of Sewed | His | 11 wear, in all popular 1 styles SILK WAISTS N¢ ™ Cont to 1 s Kt nto prove pretty patterns and made right at prices that defy Frank Howe in the act Reed colle library last it yester burglars’ tc Remember we are hendquarters we for GOLI® SKIRTS (¢ SCOFELD CLOAK& SUITCO. 1510 Douglas St pleaded no for hearing Fr The burglar fine steel sa into these the he lining used Two Trains Daily to Denver. UNION’ Another letter given him by the same | '( PACIFIC | A Lyv. Omah Ar. Denver Bamsh Dmease hou today 35 a m tomor Omaha 1 5 p m today Ar. Denver i:20 p m tomo |Sept. 18 the Next Excursion, : ! $19,00 to Denver and Return, b ] $19.00 to Colorado Springs and phibi Return. | b $19.00 to Puehlo and Returs $32.00 to Sait Lake and Return. rom th our modern open m] exclude the deadly hhis it and water are the sy gas, whic Alr s uperior two which enter tom of these against class results | steamfitting at bottom " Free & Black, Return good until October 31, 1900, | Phone 1019 1806 Farnam St. | City Tlosl;:(:oall.}gtl;'i;; Farnam ‘ Missi ng Teeth mar the look | just at present, | (oth with a BRID | they look like the on ur bing barre first plur of the most beau roplace such PLATE so that 4 nature gave you, od Set Teeth . .00 Gold Crowns ..... $6.00 Gold Fillings . $1.50 up Taft's Philadelphia” Dental Rooms, 1517 Douxlas St | w Seem to be very troublesome of judging from the numerous calls for rat poison. In looking for a reliable article, we declded on Stearn’s From the reports we hear ahout it Electric Paste. it 1s undoubtedly the best rat exterminator on | the market SCHOOL SHOES. Don’t wait until the 17th of tember before you attend to your wants in the way of boys'and girl school shoes \ satisfactory to the Nix fow wear folks in the hundred and sisty-nine inthe days’ at little will be way of comfort school children, the in arover that of this year they home more crease the previons vear, will exceed that of attendance for the past yve and the ine he past WHO'S COINGC TO SHOE THEM? This store is offering you great shoe opportunities, CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES In tan or black, extersion soles, any toe, any width, S, $1.00 114, 1.26—12 2, a0 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES In satin calf, nice, teed, rense sy 5 to 8} to to s neat. solid shoes, every pair guaran £1.25 to 2, £1.10. LITTLE CENT’S SHOES heel, made just ke a man's shoe, hest extra fine stock, will or rip, ol to 5 sizes youth's, 13 Low finish, viei calf 9ol ¥1.40. BOYS’ KANCAROO CALF SHOES Made for rongh us solid and od .;l'\lv fitting to 1! Bring boys and There's a not scufl sizes age serviceable, good for your school shoes saving in every pair. CLOTHES FOR. MEN ~wo WOMEN the | 25¢ per box—cut price 20c. SOLD BY {J. A. FULLER & CO. Fenrteenth and Ynugine Streets. P MANAWA TICKES a saving of i0c on the regular fare. AYDE“S FEACHES PEACHES Large hoxes fancy Free Stone Crawford Peach for pr\‘sor\mg—tnmm row in our grocery department, per boxX .....ceiiiiiiicannaons Grocery Specials Best Minnesota XXXX Superletive Flour, sack | Another shipment of 2,000 gallons pure ( ‘ider Vinegar, from the countr) per Large California Lemons, per dozen Large bottle FFrench Mustard New Lar Large s Yeast 'oam, German Ye Quart cans Golden Pumpkin Quart cans Grated Pineapple Bulk Laundry Starch, per pound 2-pound cans BEarly June Peas 2-pound cans String 1 only Tall cans Blood Red Salmon Quart Cans Pure Table S bars White Russian or Diamond ¢ Pancy Pickles in bottles, assorted Kinds Pearl 8 3 on sala at on sale tomorrow, gallon s i e Sardines, per can ¢ sacks White or Yellow Cornmeal I"leur cks Pure Graham ISt HIns, Ryrup Soap . e Butter and Cheese Western G Fine Elgin (1 Dairy Butter, 1 I"ancy Tapioca, Rice, Sago, tarley, Farina, e Butter, I8¢ mery per ponnd mery, 17 and e and IPull Cream Cheese, per pound Herkimer County Cheese, per ponnd I'ull Cream Cheese, per pound Lverything fresh and new in this department. butter. No skimined cheese, HAYDEN * DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN SMOKING A R Lt MERCAN l‘ You have the BEST notwithstanding they cost you no more than Inferior goods. ~Cramer's Kidney Cure Has cured more people of that dreaded disease than any other Kidney it is safe to what it has done for others it will do for cure on the market, and sy you. One hot will ‘ure tle of this wonderful remed no better Kidney and Liver ( but Cramer's ve this remedy vinee you there is made. Others 1 never. Don’t keep on suffer trial Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure is for sale by all druggists and dealers in med icines, If they haven't it in stock they will if yon request it- and insist on having it. stitute—for there is none. Cramer Ghemical Company, ALBANY, NEW YORK. to give results ing but aet it for you ake no sub HAYDEN: Bargains 10 Spools Perfect Machine Thread for 15¢ These are full 200 yards goods and guaranteed to run on any ma. chine. 100 yards Belding Bros' are put up in 20-yard spools 25¢ all silk satin and g H0¢ dresser scarfs, only 1 10¢ all linen doilie 20¢ tooth brashes, 9¢. hair nets, 5e. Lest sewing silk, D and will be sold for 1in ribbon, These goods Te per spool. 10¢ 20¢ pearl buttons, 5 $1.00 copyright books, 8¢ Kendall’s recipe books H0c initial stationer, 10¢ hooks and eyes, 15¢ work baskets, Dress Goods Sale FRENCH FLANNELS and every day this week o bargain, 10 We will place on sale tomorrow, our plain French flanels, worth H9e, at We will place all onr stripes, dots and stured by Koechling Baumgarten & Co., 11 Shearer Louth's high grade Persians, All our fine imported Challis, strictly all 10, Per Challis, 59¢ Al cheviots, , The, for Tadies’ of ng anything 7 shades in stock ian patterns, manufa . on sale at H8¢ wool, Natin st etes 1 We have wide an wool pes. ONe noexira weight West up Shinches sl jackets aland in s Picerola worth novelties will aturday’s and skirts Priestley’s price will be sold at $2.50 S1.25 yard at at 25¢ o and will put it up ag We will scll you a first 10,000 yvards of the 1611 town cla 200 vard newest a0 on sale Nee onr Ntowindow for 8 et wds sale, 0 EN BROS. That PAINFUL TOOTH dress g HAY BAIII Y lhl’ Dcnllsl ahn n Bk reasonable prices in 10t & Farsao. F R RICEM. C. 0O, MANUFACTURERS, 8T LOULS, MO, u"lou MADE A, RAILSBAC OMAHA, DISTRIBUTOR, Lady Attendant. Fhoue 10

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