Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 15, 1900, Page 5

THE OMATA DAILY BER: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1900, o B e S — - Mail Orders Filled Send for Mustrated Catalog Mait ! Orders Filled Send for Mustrated Catalog Most Extraordmary Barqams baturdav in Boys’ School Clothing Our fortunate purchase of the Chicago manufacturers' entire stock of Boys' Fall Clothing has bccn a boon to parents who have boys to prepare for school. Never before was there such an opportunity to buy good, sers viceable clothing for such little money. Every Suit is Worth Double the Price We AskK THE ENl'lRl: PURLHASI’- GOES IN THREE LOTS AS FOLLOWS: Lot I—Boys $2.00 Suns f0r 08c Lot 2 Bn) $3.00 Suits for $1.49 | Lot 3- Boys $5.00 Suits for §2.50 | [~ . ) yare Y 8 & 8 sizes ¢ lot comprises all of the finest suits in the | This lot consists of Boys' Suits made of fancy These are all wool l\na. pants school suits, sizes ‘ This lot comp « h years le of wholesale stock, 50C K:\[‘l P’\:\TS 29¢ ‘l,‘lll‘\‘ifl(.\' and cassimeres—sizes 3 to 8 are vestee "’I‘I:\l M::‘::m,l:lld;:,u including all wool styles, three pieces, fancy trimmed—ages 8 to 15 cheviots—over a hun Sat 1‘\ W our hoys This inc cheviol Saturday we give you your choice of 60 dozen are double breasted dred different styles good serviceable Knee Pants, made | Suits, two ]m-m-q v.All to ~v-lv- 't from, inc Imhn 1 f fine cassimeres and cheviot vesteo and doutl regular H0¢ 90 $2.00 values | . fce only . values—on sale Every Pair Warranted Men’s Shoes Men's new fall style enamel shoes, patent leathers and vici \Fancy Slippers For Balls, Parties and Evening Toilettes. 35, $4, $3.50, §3, kids, also velour ealf and box calf. All finest welted shoes, single, double and triple soles 'School Shoes fer Boys and Glrls ~tho kind other dealers sell On Main Floor | In Basment for 50c | BEANTS sions a9, Five Dollars $2'50’ $2! $I'50 RING HEEL B SHER S URS: 50¢ | a pair, on sale for Just like these cuts—in plain Very Swell Shoes for Women o g | (M TR .. T0€] gy ~ and fancy styles—in kid, satin Edwin C. Burt's Ladies' 88 Empire Heel Kid Shoes .. NG : k H’“ S S ¢ HL, W | 00 and velvet—beaded, jeweled Trimby and Brewster's $8.00 Patent Leather Shoes 5‘ 2;, to $2.00 | ‘” e e s ‘___) g,‘ and buckled—in black, bronze el e YOUNG LADIES' SPRING HEEL | YQUTHS' SHOES $1.25 and colors, and white. We Welt Sole Button Shoes, in patent UHORE X R & We show and pla Ladies’ Wel It's the g ver 200 mew styles of sizes 2y to § have the finest slippers in the on sale Saturda BOYS SHOES- 5'-3% Auy size, any h')‘]’\‘, any west, he o iiaes Rt JE501 e RIS LGN l $I 50' $|.59' $'.(}S \; SHTIgENS width, any toe, line of shoes at $3.00 ever shown in Omaha | N Feitr ) " o | DICVIC hen it wag stlll part of the terr. s cdge of Colonel Ronsevelt's conduct on TALES TO MIS OLD FRIENDS ot Ry b 1 RUU\I\H]S WAR RIU)I\I) o 1. powz . ‘ ‘Heusawlt Recalls the Days When He Wasa Ofl'u ial Reports Tell a S:f»rv Different from s In 1 Dakota Deputy Sheriff. Popocratic Campaign Liars, « f hind 1 ¢ th TWO GREAT MEETINGS ARE HELD AT FARGO i dressed by other HIS CONDUCT UNDER FIRE IN CUBA |« tr e el g oratorical reputa et o |2 i | 0 o M O R e ] R L LG o 1 for Promotion and n hat . tion of the Doctrine That Uncle a three-minute talk at Wilmot from wer lue | the rear plattorm of the private car Min in Action at Lo Guasimus and aracter. Very 0 ot A nesota Sl San Juun HilL ; 4 NA . ¢ ; . Speaks in Rain at Sisscton, Kinley d . L2 S el ! \\\\ 1 INER ) ns of the Thirty-first assembly dise e falokcyreral 1 \ cers, ng which had been arr ble. A stand was erec 1 a crowd with um o listen to the gpes : The governor attempted to talk, but his | *® ged wa Dew [ Opens for ident ¥ Chat J ba, g Bad tean | sympathy for his hearers, who were bravely | 4" Patiancel s : ration, but rain put a stop | Standing in the downpour, caused him to do- | M- Bllss was loudly | with tder 135, | COLUMBUS, 0., Sept. 14.—The Ohio dem- to the street parade and fireworks, Gov- | 8ist. H tered a carriage and was driven Address at W 1 | ' [ ocrats opened their campaign here | ernor Roosevelt said at the opera house in | to the opera house, whither the crowd fol WEBSTER, 8. D. it Colonel R : 4 with a meeting in the afternoon at G Tavt | lowed him a few min- | train with the f STEVEN park and in the evening at the ( » statiem I e ; Cay Cavalr litorium The democratic presidential \ Governo the r k- her 4 T ) n, made speeches o Y he | vation an v ( | was a large at | ho | come into th little town to " 1 ! " most | what was going on. On his urn t 9 i | 0 o B A | train from the opera house Governor Ro | ' velt observed a group of fifty or more In ; COL . | ' y dians standing on the street. He jumped ey would Adjutant General ‘ Bk ehe the ary aTe e sk Aber o Ul out of the carr and shook hands with | T RS s Lo . {18, ahast GF the hir narching « neluding the Duck | {0 | the members of the group to their eviden (LI ADQUART SAVALDE | \RTERS UNITED STATES | 0 ! fon | worth elub of Cincinnati | ch | delight and distrit v handful of M I hit 1 ‘ AL | 3 \ OIN'T i Vst AR has \er | Mr. Bryan spoke for an hour and a quar | 1| Kinley buttons among the crowd or ol W, | hem, { SPEVENS. | ter. His audience numbered | ( i L ) ‘ Spen Ortonville, 8 4 "‘“ ok nd th b The train then started on its return |* re tl i how 0 ...m‘ l t'And [ Journey to Milbank, where it arrived at 1:30 | 148 ; i Yol 181 | v [o'clock in th ernoon, remained thirty \ | L2 | minutes and p led to Ortonville, Miny ! t ol ; hat ' | | | where it arrived at 2 o'clock. Here more } ' | kT i ech-making followed in the rain. Gov ! | E ner war ( l | A i W 10 at the audi i | ) K by Hon. J, J i W. Baker. Hon U ! o his o : ! i The armory by filled long be » ‘. fore the spealk: Governor Roose . 3 1 Ll terward were down 1 b that w X I and Oom Paul Kruger a W 1 ) en step op from his home in o y 1 1| the republic he had done 5o much to estat ach’ stop b ¢ Rod Roc s g o ‘sh: i " ! v a’'y \ it t Kinley 1 O |‘yv iner L ! Neer 10 xample 1o 1 f \ ily. During 1 \ I and neighbors dropped i and the evening : €| co ( Arn n I I H KR, h -~ it 3 N . 1ot ) A 8 S ORI W R ‘ Eat it and be happy. Iat | i : | . : . T , I 1 i i ' recomme t ¥ — 4 = anything you .hkefl There's a ) for i me f o, Which | ! 3 There is only ONE vuw(rxmAu.n.mmhnd\ knows its purity, box of Avyer's Pills in the J g " t strength and great medicinal value. Don't take the veak, watery house. v EST POIN g Pe #.—The | based £ ! A fgiyi Witch Mazel preparations represented to be * the same as” POND'S . £ i) 8 300 ' [ . four or v ‘! EXTRACT. They generally contain * wood alcohol,” which irritates J. C. Aver Company, o | mend 0 Medal of | u xtr ) r 8 " ' the skin, and, taken internally, is a deadly poison Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mass that | (1a First v ¥ the' tr \ ' g 5 l = - p 800d | braves e i of b - > g Ayer's Sarsaparilla fing arge In leading t Ayw's Ague Cure enough alone, and 1t 18 s ‘good Tule to 8lmilar story as to the sunflower state, ! close my certificate, showing my personal ' was o B e