Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1900, Page 12

12 THE OMANA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, e ————————e—— . A with osper v Jo WHENTEDDY 1‘0,\11.;\11»'»\1\}1\" I Local Reput Him Welcoms | I by the One-A on Clah BE MADE A LIVELY ONE ‘ EVENING TO Mhree Mectings to Be Held and an Ammiet o 5 Eacort of Hough Riders Wil Ma 4 with the et Hatll to Hall tober 4 5 Tt b A 8h Howard H. + Ball W lected 3 1 ' the fu Me ehairman of the [ 1 plar and Gove of them tent which the another will g and the third meeting will be in T on South Thi Raosevelt will speak first a will be followed by o party. He will then go to the ot meeting throughout and the spe at 11 Muhones is Still of the H||lu|nu‘ That Silver is the Gre evening at all three y al party will leave Omal Plans for nn Eseort wyer and a de leading n and his | would 8o contrac ization of nd industries. I do not see e between the attitude of the the Philippine question, and only the paramount mpaign 1 could vote for Mr 1 sald before, the business ountry are to be pro % | What you want and the right price for it | is what you'll get at the big store of Hayden Bros., with an ad on page five. nd men will be ull inf s for the meeting of Octo n the market ar ready 1o buy every new Il wrong, and a| with common tnkles are the handi- | k of Ol Father Time, aided by trouble sickness, and they cannot be washed, | 1 or scared away from the fairest face. re s only one remedy and that one I8 it the most simple treatment that ever | happened. Magsage properly applied will fasues last night at the club rooms in For- | remove wrinkles, because it Increases the est hall ing capacity of the hall | circulation of the blood, opens the pores of was absorbed s or more stood up | the skin, exercises the facial muscles and re- around the walls. General 0. 0. Howard | News the wasted tissues. And this s an was the first speaker Introduced. He spoke | lportant part of the new Remstrom treat- only for a few minutes, touching but lightly | ment given at the Ladies' Bathery by upon the issues that most appeal to the | Women who have been carefully trained in soldier. On the question of expansion he!the application of sclentific massage. The rocounted the vari acquisitions of t Renstrom syatem of hylene-bathing, massage ritory by the Unite o5 which have con- | And electricity 1s not a ‘“cure-all,” but tributed to the country’s greatnes: vinted | there are some things it will do beyond a out the similarity that marked the acquisi- [ doubt. It will improve your health, your tlon of the Philippine islands with those | Complexion and your figure. Especiaily 1s other acts of expansion, directed atten- | !hi8 true of those who are too thin. It will tion to the zeal manifested by William J, | IBCrease your weight and round out the Bryan for the ratification of the treaty neck, bust and arms us no exercise whereby the Philippines were acquired, and | © T ever can, and the treatment declared that Mr. Bryan must either have ' ant and invigorating than a been acting through ignorance then or try- | old wine. Don’t overlook thia ing to fool the people now modern fountain of youth. The Bathery, General Howard pointed out the shallow ond floor Bee building; ladies enly pretense of t ry of imperialism and militarism as only a soldier could do it awakening much enthusiasm and applause He declared that i alism meant the government of a people by an e through force of ar consent, polnting « This is Republicans of the First Ward club were treated to two stirring speeches on curren ar the hoy cc tist at the 1t bund concert Sumday afternoon, ine prevents baldess and removes ruff. Sold at 1615 Douglas street and withou W utterly im have impe every man is e o Piekling & Preserving. tion of i rity and some apt | and intensely interesting s of his| Mo are furnish all Kinds of \d preserving—als personal experiences He was fo 3 spoke for over an hour, cove and convincingly all of the the public. He rty has a octrine an b ble it will ever be t where this country ereign. The spe prepared to g wax, ete., as tol- | wed how th cd s tarifl clamor them mount progre ratificat Dl e e " I0c B 10¢ es bottles and Jars. ¢ packiges J Sherman& McGunh'elI Drug Co Pharmucist that the a foan soldiers. Mr urged the ratific when this count the treaty it also g to Picklers COR. 10TIE AND DODGE ST \ i A VERY IMPORI‘ANT DATF s second and last to many eustern points | One Fare Plus $2 will be the round trip rate for Roturn limit, October 31 Visitors this excursion Tioket Offios, 1802 Farnam St Tel. 280, % SWEDES HEA< FROM HOWARD | | Bros RELLEN, STIGER & (0. Kelley, Stiger & Co. Special Bargains in Ladies’, | Misses® and Children's Shoes for Saturday. | | STORE OPEN TILL 9:30 SATURDAY EVENING 1 Children's # 50 shoeg— | cloth top or leather top, sizes i S to 11, on sale Satur Famous Brand and tor : { Y Children's £1.75 lace t shoes, sizes S to 11 .. ()SC Misses' %1,.85 button 95 shoes, mll§to 2. C F1.08 Ladiss’ Shoes to- morrow -\ complete line of e; ladie 3400 lace shoes, pat v ‘" lent jeather tip or Kid tip, ex- 1 2 tension soles, opera toe, never ! agth pante, all | gold for less that ‘l 98 1 9 tomorrow for....... $ “ o U g A LEADER lie I our $3.1 Tk 1 | TORM F T h hing -~ rl b w 1 fo I i « o with : by CUSHION INSOLE FOR TENDER ul'! ‘ 8 HILDREN'S HOR[ERY L " th oft and fle o jarked th ‘) black cotton hose fal we - 1 T KID SHOR |4 1 weas, High spifce 1 ‘I),\I\l“lllv PATENT KID SHOE m or black sole, 3. ¥ ; 0 > : We can give the best barzain n boy N | and girls' school h wid narr y [ v uble knee, I and t izes ¢ pair. fine ind navy brown o pair For Saturday Kelky, Sugcr & Co Cor. 15th and Farnam: S, o:nuuunum | b %fl' - lq‘ L0t and rev On S will sell Ilinois p Rate Excursions. Northwestern line for cheap cxcursion rates to Hot Springs, S. D., dur ing month of September Che See agent Look out It you w things read our ad on to hear of five. H lliams & Smith Co. announce rival of fall and winter the ar woolens, CELRRETE Y 'VN"VWMWNIW “The Qverland . = —Limited” %% in the Year via the Union Pacific - The Only Direct Route Across the Continent. ~ You can leave Omaha on this train after breakfast and reach tie P cific E Coastas soen as those who start via any other route the day bafore “The CHICAGO-PORTLAND . SPECIAL? ——— UNION PACIFIC. One hundred and fifty miles along the Columbia River by daylight. Only Two Nights in Making the Trip from Omaha to Portiand. City Ticket Oifice, 1324 Farnam Stroot. & | Telephono 3186, % | RARRARNAARANARARRPARARANIARREABLRRAPANARANSAL NN | Cloak “AYDE%@S Departiment Colossal, amazing and unparalleled is Hayden's stock of el walsts and children’s jackets. Purchased from the leading mant oun try, and now on sale 1, and enlarged cloak . dep AV ING OF 23 to 50 I Y GARMENT. We are thi season than any house in western America to give you the greatest values aud tl greatest bargains you ever heard of. 160 Ladies’ Sample Suits submitted for comparison by three of th utac- turers of New York City, at a sav worth Ladies' handsome st and most $40.00 and $50.00, at $26.01 Ladies’ Golf SKirts Very finest im ported materials, made up with strapped T T AR e $10, $12.50 and $15 blues, h'::f-:“: ’:“v“.: :’.: ML IRI $4 75 $ .50 vlish sample suit and $27.50 500 ladies and serges skirts, in mohair h $6 and § e High G $12.00, $15.4 1 etons is something harm ( $10 OBIY «)ssssanrense Our l-ur l)cpurtmcnt plete in the sat trakhans, b u lined, 'u ALY .mu.x worth $15 in any house in Ar is the most sians, near Skinner on sale a (.Iuldrt.u S .lm,k(.h et Burga HAVDEN 3ROS, SEPT Dlegular price $2 ... |SCHAEFE bt SOAP made of ) | immed wit ~ | SOAD (I mlc| e 40¢|~oar P ,"l,. ,‘ Ve r .y extra ()‘)C \l)\“ J.A. FULLER & C I'EMBER 22, l‘N)O Clothxng. Hats, Shoes MEN'S FALL CLOTHING & Fmd and clothing bear a harmonious relation to ach other, and to the life necessities generally. It's unrighteous to tamper the stomach and degrade the back; yet that's what you are doing when vou are having roast beef for your dinner,and a cheap mixed stulf ( ) on your back. We'll give you an all wool suit of clothes, made for this store, sell at a price that cannot be dupicated by any cloth your reach made to ny house with'n made to briny you back, mad: 1o . store, made better than the average suit that sells for $2.50 r” ol more than we ask for this one. It's an oxford +r1 \)O - reinforced—Farmer satin lined — satin piped — latest style price only vevs ertise this and our en’s Overcoats 'i"}' First, there’s ( ?‘ $h an almost end- < CC 1 dmoton, ~ Mens’ Hats Then we know This hat department of how to putstyle oursis heading oif a great in them without Many hat customers this fall —we often wonder if other hat stores are doing as well; we hope so. Boys’ Clothing H PRy thought! Tomor @ row is A b.\lurddy.(‘ ‘f’ \ a whole \3& holiday what bet- put ing cost in— cordial relations exist between this s'ore and Every man who buys a the tasteful men of the city. hat at this store is ahcad a « ;00 branches” The graceful and elegant hat - because the battha we S Bt styles of our coats command ~ sell for $1.5C and call it our 7 o i recognition and get it. “Nebra:ka Special” is as “‘:f . ; ‘ ‘.‘ 3 g good as any $3 hat soldin | A el % ter time could there be for brinzing your tobe rigged \d - Men's A‘" Wool town. i make any differ oW Overcoats Wu've witor:ails ax 4000, 9350 and h the racket may | Dark grey oxfords—farme $3.00, and to pay niore than $3. lin T & latest bl lgh. Al the Miller's 1 tar and ightly garment—well made—for Men's All-Wool Overcoats Gray Her Christie, Yo good Derby Hate for BOY SCHOOL SUIT Box Coats—with ams—satin piy Men Shoes . LA { it BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS of gray Men's Box Ca I >\ 1 Scotch mixture ¢ t val TS0 ) Tt $2 iR R == s 35, 86, §8, 30, $¢ $10.70, $12 Men's Box Calf Goodyert S R and up—who could n overcoat = Woelt Shoss — dotnle CHOOL SUITS-—of gray among these price sole— just the thing for nixtures, half a dozen ‘differ We carry a full line of stouts—any fall — any 50 cloth to 22n Farnam and Fifteenth extra sizes—for short, stout and ex- any tra size men Farnam and Fifteenth it Scofield’s You Will Fmd new Surpassmg Display Today All the 1901 in men's and boys™ highest skillful tailors and the choices of foreign and domestic materials ‘A'Ill}l|n.\|‘l| in the prepa and modern ex hibit. The display is most complete and far outshines any eloth ing exhibition ever attempted in this city we offer during this sale only special items in onr great Clothing at about half the usual prices Men's New Fall Suits 580 men'’s worsted cassimere Hlar sizes, 34 to 44, sin this city for $11.50 to $15.00 i for Saturday only RAY ERs hionable creations for the fall and winter of 1900 arade apparel, only the most ation of this mammoth In honor of the event Dress Skirts, and fine sold else 7.50 Men's very fine suits, in e L also slims and stouts, of fine Oxford mixtures, pure tw and cheviots made by the hest makers in Amer Nuits worth 1800 -special 10 OO Saturday for Oxfords, vi Suits, reg SPECIA[ KReliable ular si ds at Lowest Prices, {SfiflFiELD i otnave suITce. lfil(l Do as St worsted, Men's carly fail Overcoats, handsome cunas and Chesterfielc coats, regularly worth from $7.50 to $20.00 3.75. 5.00, 7.50 and 10. 00 Pants Ruits, ages 3 to 16, and novelty 80 nobhy Covert Top special Saturday at Doctor Karl Cramer’s Pennyroyal Pills Boys' fall and winter Knee double-hreasted fancy vest and nobbiest effects, extra well at double ceut in veste styles—all the newest | Tined and suits that others offer [ our prices 95¢, ilored Liere Saturday for 1.50, 1.75, 2.50, 2.95, 3.75 up to 5.50. 1 HAT SALEL. CUT PRICE | ot Our cut price $1.00 Will be sent prepaid on re-| reipt of price. $2.00 and $2.50, on 5. W, Cor 14 ana Chicago. nd hoys' Caps tif hat We carry more jac for ages 4 all the houses in Omaha com SOAP IhidAhetisheE A0 '. ) . . A B rices T e e in the coun- ’ SEE BARGAINS ON PAGE 5 e m s S X =] 1o HAYDEN BROTHERS Specials for Saturday | SoApP i Binge a1 00 Top L i1, made of all silk ta SOAP \E SHAPE © ’) ()() SOAD 7wo QUALITIES That “Yellow Soap” That Pleases All 10c a Cake. [ oo set Teer e l‘la!t‘s Philadelphia Dental Roams 1817 Douglas 5t .guh £ Mt%%d P B‘(*CS’ Foar nth umd Souwgine Streets