Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1900, Page 12

12 TAT OMANA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 00, i I(\II R()\])\ \[ \\” P \Rlll,\ BOSTON STORE RLANKET SALE v\|l MOOL DARK CHALLIES, TC YD l —— e —— Y * W ALKV AME L , u ot Waniei &1 Well Known Continental’s ) oo Ty ats Wet Tl Bom 08 o N e T g i | It's Re markable it T 8 Grouth v tortanure il Shoe Stock > 0? sdlr‘al Bom v entirs atock e I | ' on oston Store, To } ’ ’ Sale Oomatia how many folks the'e are that e r 106 o he f ™ N 1 L . ol BUSINESS TAKEN AT ALMOST A LOSS|sale for the frat time, = o M 10 are & wear ill-titting clothing all their Projected Pool Which Was to Hae 15,00 BLANKETS, $2.08 kel 4 y | J. L. Brandeis & Sons, l"‘n]vrin'lnx Boston Stors, beg lives because they have gone to Been Fo 1 Al 1 | wool gray and | All wool prif . iana gt || to announce their purchase and the same old made-to-order tailor S an ne 1 r y B vhesks, s i Wt B0 | to be fitted. Why don't you as- 00, 3 ' ANKETS. o L NELS f0c. | Sale I Oday | sert yourself? Get the right sort Local railrond mes, par e " | wool blankets, all the | French fl olka dots | of fashionable garments from nnected with the var art b gray blank n fact all the stripes, che opular for walsts L in e 8 | blankets that L oWy woT8 [0 | id areesini ¥n Ry, on sely db of the our ready-made— pay less—live " b . r. ive officer BA YITON BLANKET 150 : | ’ ] 0.ge Sonvend 15 Now Yori Thetr on- | 4 b 5 Eutire 3tock of Men’s and Boys S . . ‘ i, et W bla 1 jor ‘ There is no equnl stock within il . 1 e 0 and wh - ur € 2F you ot of us will in bability eu regardi Al Ry L8t ta cotens 4 JINE your reach — you expec tHy Srees " ydle which e Rk l l l: what other merchants can't freight ra All e s avy cotton MENT | even consider, and you shall not . ih rates | g pair au | be disappointed . w been | g r ery large, soft fleaced cot- ard, worth | S i LA ETE T 1 & | ton blankets, white, gray and tan, a $1.2 [ Our Fall Suits for Men are at they are not least anxic XTRA 81 IN coM your service. the ex ve 4 traf oft . 1 | = LAl R A 8 : Men's all-wool Business Suits they ft of ictions i | cretonte ¢ bt gl OF THE he season’s newest effects in trefght t ey ever so small. With on-f i hesatage it s stripes, checks and the nobby therallron melais, however, it 1wy pri i on " of all kinds o overlaid plaids—Every suit guar- - R et T Ach These worth $2.50 All o ale the basement today. anteed to be :“" & W 0| il : BOSTON STORE, OMaHA strictly all wool 5 get b wken alt i il WL N W ok 10K and Dougtes Kis and allare cut in actual loss they to see normal | BOSTON STORE, OMAHA | Brearalons the newest styles — tariffs ma € AL DERER Eus N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts we will sell THE NEBRASKA PRICE they may b i of t Anx con Paul o i i ‘ ML A8 A SOBAFENIE famoneteailtt . Men's ex'ra fine Black and Blue Cheviot Suits—made time § hat rate ( of what 1o that occurrcd of the finest qualities of blue and black win- firm ax they i t|on the Ne al the other A ter weight Scoteh Cheviota—with wide in- down by ad o the other and the war- Moguls, b v 11, thie Bouth 3 ner facings—lined with double warp ltalian fare hus been & morry one Tho entivo - | wesiern 1p of two mal pund Al p cloth—THE NEBRASKA PRICE . e atto gt At (it i Whotds | cbuy cAEHVE K00 16 | tieketd T\miton for Fativn;datll Gerobes 81 This well known stock ing to an agreement reached by the affic | Wagner ar n ) ) ticul; t t Tick o A ges bt Ao B e (i o all, The | Full particulars at City Ticket Office, 1401 1 & d 1 These are only two of twenty different styles and prices prices eatablished in Omabs, as well &s severs y ton e et oo el b g B s shoes and our other purs Whatever you want in clothing The Nebraska has it, and other western This was with the tuding t was 1,212 feet ' has it at less than you can find it elsewhere. e e R o AT IR chase of the Chicago whole~ rate t and plans were | gino made the running time of the train | SPIFIt Lake. Ok Washington el " on wharaty” carlatur pessliies ere | atwesn New York sng Albangs 15, i Bagle 1 Pl Solor sale stock are together and oty roads that sl in three hours and fifteen minutes | Lo e S |1l wced on sale in 4 lots, Ate ed that such a pool, [ Ther no railroad in the world which ere At e vy CREEN TR 1 Sas b rated o determined upon, | 1 better roadbed, m 1tul en 1 ‘\s Bskyoll | . All Continental's boys’and \'.nnlp Yould prove an efectual barrier to further | gineers or botter equipment, backed by good fishing places and are L bt bl B hieg 0 GHSh | BHIGRER O QRLIOLEMQUPRINIL, DMORE BY | wuiigle Shnd CaomIARERBIY PaKolied! b, Bo shoes, regardless of what the Conti- qiffculti in the ra iation loyal men, alway lert for the afety ol ‘\ b I l I Pool Was Ve Fatablished thelr pa € han the New York Ce orthwestern I nental sol iG] i, W a0 y ¥ The Omaha poo), howe was never es fiy‘.«‘lyuvt‘.u'n‘l ”144}\1 \1 n\\n \ rora| Cheap rate excursions September 18, 21 1 1‘ lll ) I: lv ’”‘ l(1‘ L»‘{I F‘»{“ ik nager of the pool went ent Callawny down the long lne of em. | °fce: 1401 and 140: rnam street s e — manager of | wen k. 1t qent Callaway down the long lne of em- | All the men’s shoes that was offered to several well-informed trafic [ ployes to the humble and falthful track- | Lowest Itn . Newso 3 H men and refused, and since no one could | men who watch their sections of rails | 1y =old for upto 00, S eCIa] be found to take hold of the matter the|ihrough the long hours of the night and THE NORTHWESTERN LINE | i r basement o1 naturally succumbed before its birth g0 in our basement, :m m‘ ural l«yh h..v; i ; ‘4 wlv:h '\h” N day, In order to safeguard the lives of l ALL POINTE 01' roceeding upon the technical theory that | travalers on trains whirling by their hu in ] R B B L0 Bt A i o ik v ‘curoet o e ot oy St Nk L] , i : tove :m.::.lq'v.ml;nl..m"‘.y',i. agently Bo road w b GaAYAIEARN D Gtiatn CHIRHsO0 [ All the Continental's men’'s \h.u-‘ ale OURd Lo abide by the INCOMIpleted: agres=| maitarial trom Albany Times-Unlon thern Michiga at solc p 3.5 o Thi A oy T THON | w0 DOLLARS, PLUS ONE FARE “"","l""' LI LI, For This Week. rates were supposed to be malntained ac it Rike. o7 : tording to tarif, July 1, to take bisiness [ B L RS s Ehen it Elegant Double Heater ‘AI”rt‘:{“:hp“t‘v:‘h.:'vMlll‘v‘u'vll Lo r"lr;a ek | ity omees, 10114 rnam Street sold for up to six dollars, Like Cut. for @ short time and then cutting became | NATIONAL CONVENTION OF D) BORY it o siinsee o Vo = THE SPARKLING UNIVERSAL- These general until it is now asserted that with i | CRATIC CLUBS goods are the fiucst made—very hands o one single exception every lne in Omaha [ body’ was found t ! i 18 slashing rates right and left and getting | Said he had sec In . Ind., Octaher 8. in design, mirror nickel plating, extra the business it seeks regardless of tariff| him sinc milia & St Loily rallvosa will sall beating capacity and ecomomical in ful sheets, of his d 18 for this occaslon at one fare plus At a price within reach of all, $28.0( With the continual cutting of tariffs X h TR T '"":‘,"‘l‘\"'.f:j St 1HE REGAL UNIVERSAL—This is Ly fa :uwflh\vlr_ the inevitable finale has lhrn When preparation has an advertised | Mt B oo " T e o handsomest double heating base burn cached and no are In such shape | reputation that is wosld wide it means 5 n o " ihat every freight official would welcome a | that preparation in meritorious. 1f you o | - u""l‘()Rl‘ BUYING A PIA G0 SHORERIRS OSAVARAS (URE BRNeR) geturn to normal tariff basis. The New|inio u store to buy an article that has| re ¢ rms at Schmoller & Muell hey Ty T8 MAY ANND 0SS0 AR 8 BiRN York meeting of executive officers 18 ex-|achjeved universal popularity like Cas bat of higl et et ,l‘ v thit ”'.: Lf ptd ] gl LU P B W pected 1o forca such a ooncluslon, DUt | cureta Candy Cathariic for examgle you | $75.00 to $15( & single instrument : Sl The greatest heater made, drawing the cold e ot some new plan will be de- [ foe] 1t has the endorsement of the world. | ur ir from the floor, heating it, which ¢ vised whereby there will be no early repe- | The judgment of th | B k . P s k 5 dgment of the people is infallible be IQ be conducted %0 as to he ps! Stioal. wants to sell you “something else” 1u place | proparats o o thi i a Ao P | FooiEapRoms AALINRININ SL6TAILATURG You g e srepuration, kesps the hun and nas CHASE, VOSE, 1 STEGER, IVERS & POND ack- || uy, only $30.0 ROCK ISLAND LOSES TW0 EMPLOYEs [0f the article you ask for has an ax 1ol oiiping emact yottl ARD PIANOS to select fror SRR AT | PG a0 grind. Don't it stand to reason He's | et B L @ Wi % : Then we have all kinds of Hot Blast Me Wanner and MeGuire Leave | (50 (0 el someihiog (hat s not what e | ¢ SRS et ‘\‘.‘"‘“; ge : Hay y_' L Al ‘; ! ¢ Stoves from $7.50 up Rond to Fake Up Other Husiness. | represents it to bo. Why? Because he ex ANERL i $ | & oS By the resignations of C. A. Wanner, | pects to derive an extra profit out of your | 7 1 Uprigh s L \/‘ Alr tight wood stoves from $2.25 up contracting frelght agent of the Rock |credulity. Are you easy? Don't you see| kes 23 Upright $1 | ~SELLS (\‘\' OQUALIT All Kinds of oak heaters from $5.50 up Island, and J. H. McGuire, chief clerk in | through his little game? The man who will | tne Capsules 178 rior +$400 We can give you anything and ¢ \--v\‘lnnk 6-hole steel ranges, 18-inch ovens, high the freight department of the same offh try and sell you a substitute for Cascarets e Capgules 10 ucert Gr $300 in the stove line and save you at lea shelf, low warming closet, for $26 9 a pumber of changes will be made efiective | is a fraud. Beware of him' He is trying [IStiRRN AN i ght onl $i5 |25 per cent. Come and see No. § cast cooks, 18-inch ovem, for $1.9: immediately. N to steal the honestly earned benefits of a | W0 | LA bl A Mr. Wanner has been with the Rock | reputation which another business man has de $28 and np (lmulm"m his present position for a long |to go so far he will go farther. If h d %o JuReas el time. He goes to Chicago, where he will | cheats his customer in one way he will in CArter’ 150 ou are cordially invited to inspect the enter into a flourishing commercial bus- | another and it is not safe to xo business | SLIAF i Tablets 40 wonderful SELF-PLAYING PIANOLA-—the grealest musical Invention of the l teen ayb iness as a partner. His successor is EAwin | with him. Beware of the Cascaret mm | ferd & It playe apy plane—anyone can play | Catalogues, prices and Mather, formerly stationed at Des Molues. | tutor! Remember Cascarets are pever ‘UT 5 t free om applicatic _ . - : P TR A okl Atk offion o the’ Raskil Il ik SRRt e etk Tarea Witk u..r ,..,,, SCHAEFE aun ',’,'}J,'.‘*(‘mr You must attend the Bargam Cotton Goods Carnival at Haydens'. ":u Mrfliullv has aleo been in the local | stamped €. C. € ’ Supply vour wants during this sale and save f one-quarter to one-third on offices of the Rock Island for several years, = — o 1 purch All new goods bought expressly this sale S0t Gt wbizh time the haai ooausied: tha enp Hats Eaoupsions: The 0Id Reliable Piano House, L vy mennsd rriated isnnelatte for Houss dresses, Worth 134g Lt Dl0 508 tibs: bt ahlotio)ssles FTe See agent Northwestern line for cheap | , Omaha Broa dway, Council Blufls, lowa S ot 48 concluded to quit the raflroad scrvice en- | oxcursion rates to Hot Spriogs, 8. D., dur- 5,000 pieces of Fancy Dark Standard Calicos worih o | . tirely and will move to Des Moines, where | (ng month of September. e of Amoskerg Check Apron Gingham, ( made he will complete a course In dentistry. 7 | ool Willlams & Smith Co. announce the ar- | ’ d N | e, yard Frank Poarson, who now occuples a posi- | : 500 pleces of deuble fold 7i%e Dress ales (all fast e Sale, y " Brad riarn o tow e . | WIUEE & S o e | La i€S’ NeW | i Wi wid i b iurie i f A% messenger to assume McGuire and “Ch from his position Foley will be elevated | gioqmar Henrietta will run afternoon and vening excursions until October 1 the vacancy created by Mr. Pearson’ - | sromotion. = ¥ — HEY WILL CURE | EXCURSION RATES FOR CARNIVAL, Ratirona e Aniteipatngneavs | YOUR COLD. . . . Travel During Ak-Sar-k Week, Sherman’s Cold Tablets “loosen uy rouds are alreudy begluning (o | gt cold in your head Sian tie i | R sl L N advertising matter relative to ove the “stuffy feeling'—and do fe o att caraival Wesk and the Ak-Sar-Ben feativ- | quickiy and withoub Hafmethey'i) do It || f8AP,Shop.of the fumny _atterssc fties, and passenger men are looking forward [ Ask auyone who has used ‘em—Price, ‘ ’\j' "‘ o h’ ““ ".‘" “: (i 10 & big movement of people from outside [ per box Midway shows . lave eautiful points in the state next week. Al Nebraska | ¢ o0y Aot Tisenoll 1t | lines have agreed upon a rate of one fare|$i'% Pinkham s Vegotable Compound | EAST“A“ KonAK for the round trip from all points in the | s rup of I ] | state within 200 miles of Omaba, with re- [ $100 “\‘\-;;“‘- iision FOR §4.00. All other good makes of cameras. turn 1imit good until the close of the week's amusements The Omaha & St $1.00 Peruna $100 Hostetters Stomach Bitters §L.00 Kiimer s Louls s the only line $100 Dr Ml Vin that has thus far arranged for & cheap low | $1:00 Maltine Presasation || cor and see our asssortment rate excursion. Thursday, September 2 Vi Castorla speotal train will be run from Pattonsburg, | 3100, Malted Milk .o oo | 0 . Mo., to Omaba and return and the round | i ce's_Fayorite Prescription Th R a t n p c trip fare from Pattonsburg will be $2, with [ $1.00 Hood's Sarsaparilla % s 0 Er am 313[ 0., corresponding reductions from all inter H 1218 Farnam St. from Pattonshurg to Omaha is $5.60 and it grman cuonnell brug Lo, |§ Exclusive Dealers in Photo Suppiies expected b greatly reduced rate will Cormer 16(h and Dodge. | b | attract an enormous crowd of people. The - special train will leave Pattonsburg at 4 = turning, it will leave Thursday nigbt 11:30, 406 0 A AR LA ARARAN AN AN 2 e o o e e W. H. Brill, district passenger agent of " e ) - d two-weeks’ ng trip in southwestern _. _t 99 brery Day Missourl. In the party wera fourteen of L = d Vo Mr. Brill's friends from St. Louis, Joplin mite in the Vear Kirksville and Paducah, and they were pro via the vided with every comfort to make the out ing an enjoyable one, the camp aven being quipped with an yiewe gas plant Camp was pltched in the Ozurk mouutains where there was an abundance of fish and game, Union Pacific The Only Direct Route Across the Continent. You can leave Omaha on this train after breakfast and reach t e P .ific Coast as soon as those who start via any other route the day before tes nud Personals, Al Fr Agent the Burlington left last night for Paul on @ short business trip. Rallway St E “The CHICAGO-PORTLAND e A ""‘”' M FRE TSRS MY S SPECIAL”=— UNION PACIFIC oot e e ::y«:'njl s @ Oue hundred and fifty miles along the Columbia River by daylight ‘:‘J"’ i ’ E Only Two Nights in Making the Trip of M0t Do Son, ineveung 2 “‘".'é“li'{ N = from Omaha te Portland. Omahia Mondiy evening long e ] Yook & e = City Ticket Oifice, 1324 Farnam Street. e Sess, ' LRk he e ‘Telephone 316 charge all f veston sufferer & Consigued 10 ihe muyor of Houst Just at the right time, when women are buying their new JERs 370 pieces of fancy double fold, bright colored Plaids (w 1940 wholesale) | The sale, vard a uitS\Twu»n Standard Indigo Blue Calicos worth fge—T vard wpson’s Cadet Blue 3-4 Percales, worth 7o y ho Sale . ARE ALL BRAND NEW FALL GOODS IN FULL PIECES, r \nmls of remnants of all kinds of cotton goods almost given away fall Sults we have the greatest offering in the history of our cloak department. We ave recelved 110 gample suits from three of the foremost manufacturers in the United | States for comparion, to enable us 10 make 1 rge order on suits that we are | ut to pla The manuf gave us permis ) sell these samples at any rea- | | somable price rather than return them . They will be on sale tomorrow at pri rever before queted by any Omaha house on la h-class tallor-made suits at his season of the Whether you intend buying or not now it will pay you to pare 20 minutes and these They are worth your close ipspection. $25 Suits at $15 $30 & $35 Suits at $20 $50 and $60 Suits $30 and $32.50 Rumy Day Skirts—Just received by ny-day skirts, on sale to- morrow at $4. 98, 5 a8 0% $7 98 up. | _ THE B Black and Colored Taffeta Waists | 4 e —Just received H00. t | LOT 1.—Ladies' black taffeta waists with corded back, frent an wads to sell for $5.00; the ; m 2.—~Ladics’ black wi from 92 to 40 e up in the nted mot to c¢ra n sale 1n’s 0 silk waists in black, b " ¥ cerise und other shade P variety of gar \ surpr ) the b Within a week the Bur ¥ place hed via the Burlingto e rea and the East he W can aha Speualq for Wednesday r-Ma jacket —worth “ aid th x 8.00—0m sale & A 0. Montana and t Rr 8 | 1502 Farnam St 10th Masen Sts. One table Children's Jackets, sizes 4 to 12, at § | gy nah B Rey'y (e or by 'res bagk Sarstogs, N ¥