Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1900, Page 5

THE OMATA DATLY BE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 292, 1900, e HRYDENs Astonishing Special Sale Bargains HAYDENs ~ 20¢ tooth brushes, 50 ,_]“ Have and ) 2 Months of preparation, unlimited pot cash, buying espcu ally for this sale makes thcse marvellous values poss '" ‘Hold, ™ for %1.50 triplicate dress. 590 Liconomical buyers have never had such an opportunity to secure the best goods md: at such marvellously luw 35 wash lace, I]I ing mirrors ces wents for the Butterick patterns, |‘|v~'r ard —— | Special Sale Goods Enough to make Selection Easy and Extra Help to Wait on All, Blg Sale on New Fall Shoes Saiurday }Spmal Stove Sale for Our Autumn Gy Cpening Lefimg Down Man S and Boys' Furnlshlng Gaoda. Men's Now Foll Sile Stoes in Pate : This Week Sale of Miliinery Furniture Prices Sk v 0 B DIRy_UE 0% gL L b hin 1?7 Well, %01 trom 4 1o 12 years y shirt warranted perfeet and to fit; this is the be reations from eastern fashi ' ort it is second to 1 extensive lines of beautitully trimm We call your Men's $1.50 Colored Laundered Shirts in all the new styles Ladies' Fine Vici Kid and Patent Lea:ter o o from our own workrooms. - Al o tention to this{ Men's S0 Suspenders, i all styles, & stylian, wearatls Sl Scomming A | The largest and best | M Work St in ha at 4 Hads 2 Haydel milliger fi g gl Men's White Unlaundered Shirts, with four-ply all linen bosoms, at & Selling the *‘Stetson”" Shoa e P g g ropunlon. } > - ki for M, ,./ i e g oy R ey Underwear and Furnishing Goods. ale and will offer the season’s ment ot t A sale of 500 dozen samples of Ladies’, Men's and Children’s Underwear, that wil | B 3 e jus r thhn th Men's 75c Heavy Underwear at 2ue. This includes fleeced lined, part wool and jersey atin calt u are cordlally Invited to come and |0 trewiere v rockers fn all | ¢ é A th g | 5 | inspect tr exquisite hats, whether pre- [y {bbed, in all sizes. that was made to sell at 75c—all in one lot, at and new designs ranging | 1 1ot Meu's Shirts and Drawers, that sold for $1.50 and §2.00 MEN'S fine sample $3 and $4 shoes BOYS' fi 1o viet kid and box calf fc slze r 2 | pared to buy now or mot. It is a trea e from $1.00 up to $25.00 MEN'S fine dross, patent leather 2 25 fite §8 vicl Kid; Tace 3 women of taste t0 see sucH gatherlag of ¢ button shoes, sizes 11 to ROTE ame- | tar on up to $15.( Ladies' 50c Jersey Ribbed Pants and Vests at 26 - B work of flowers and decoration . . MEN'S fine box calf shoes, welt LADIE i R L J-pannel screene frames 1 lot of Ladies' Fine Wool Combination Suits, that sold up 4 MES' fine 1 lace 4 - X Spe eale of new stylo f reet hat R g n black and winter tar urd $5—all worth fully $1 a pair more. i $1.0 Children's 3¢ Vests and Pants at 15c School Shc%s Ifur Buys e f‘u N Do HOabaty 5 R0 | e AR Sh.a( Musw Sale L otk ' 1l of Children's Combination Sulta that scid up to $200 .vw'lh_“" e |.uu dio nch wid ,L’ e ' ILEGANT DOUBLE HEATER LIKE CUT.|at only : M‘m b 5#i56"dta: NN adles’ Fast ‘I‘Y‘l‘w:.k‘l".‘“: o .‘\‘\..;u':"x::‘- ”m‘;‘ ias s ¥ to 1%, for where | ies atenat s : K it g AL O bl bl g BB A Special Sale on Ladies’ Corsets and Gloves. | mirre ¢ enting capac- | quitos Parade,’ 1 Cor « FON GOODS CARNIVAL AT HAYDEN'S | ity and econ Al in full a price with- | Walk," “Smoky Mokes K Th2 New Silks |Big Cott on :(hioads Sale o e e -t 10 omihy | v vour meni e e e | @POOOTY Sale |Butter and Cheese ' I must Qo Home v | suve from one-quarter to one ¢ Are here and they are the handsome Fifteen-da Lought fn enor-| The R ersal—Thi « W urch All new goods bought expressly y quantitics espe & this gabe i ¢ ; ong ush Rag ot ! Il new g I x Extra Select New York Count oysters, | Western grass creamery butter, per pound 4 d 4 andsome ‘ ting base burner | wltze When Knighth ! i art ) Fino Elsin cream % ¢ and Saturday 1s our busy Silk day, for we hurd calicos | O0 the market vy and must be Flower,” waltze Lady wality ) s Henwy ADE rinted flan-| Best Minnesota XXXX superlative flour, |19¢. Dairy by , ancy always offer very special Inducements ‘ r 1 are way ahead of anything in nickel- | waltze Man Beh the Gun," n HuTette Por holne dresde rth 12 I This is positively the finest flour | full cream checse ound, 1 low The cheapeat Tdffeta in the town Is our| Selling genuine Amc & apron ging- | INE. In Atting, in casting, extra large flues, | Hands Across the march; “Because The e yard on the market. Breakfast rolled oats, 6| Herkimer country cheese pound, 121, \wa My Lady Lu." and lots of 000 ple of fancy dark standard | pounds for 15¢. Corn meal, white on yellow, | New York white full cream cheese, | protty new selections; the abov ot SosmER HIs Blke yEid per sack, 10c. Pure C » Nour, per sack, | pound, 121 Everythir h and new in worth 1hc and 18¢, at 10%¢ | vt t6iReRt, an UBROKRY AL g ! pleces of Amoskeag check apron |19 3-1b. eans fancy California peaches, | this department. No imitation butter. No Selling standard indigo blue calicos at i | Iingtlie National & gingham (the best gingham made)—The | pears, apricots or plums th 2 only | skimmed cheese New SiIK, Just rece | ™ room. Come and see this stove befors you |catalogue of 10c sheet music at lc per | gas 50 vara P 8 bars White Russian soap of Dia ¢ M iwab 3 " opy, by mail 2¢; plenty of vocal and in-| v soap, 26c. Tall cans blood nl Party gowns in the daintiest and pretties Selling flannelettes. in dark, choice | buy: only § L 1,500 pleces of double fold ¢ dress per ! p, 2 a Wi T TR stylos; worthi:1 for 8% ‘ strumental, dolin and guitar, viclin ,‘ t colof o 1, yard. | salmon, per 214c. Mustard or oil ewe ry ale styles you ever saw 2i-inch wide silk, all colors, at if¢ him at i per yar The greatest heater made, drawing the cold The new Dresden hemstitc Selling double fold plald dress goods.|air from the floor, heating it, which can The new Panne silk, for igns, late el N have 11 kinds of hot blast cal ale > Selling Simpson's % percales, in cadet " el HOIDIREY, [SOLAN RS DIRES, pianq dUe < of fancy double fold, bright | sardines, per can, & tmported French | To make room for new fall flat ware we HIGS; At 41 guitar solos, violin solos, mandolin solos 8 b 18%q ) wholesal sardines, per can, 7lgc. 8-1b. can baked | put on sale Saturday every berry Swell Waist Silks for only 69, ‘ lling novelty dress prints, in 10-yard| AIF tBht wood stoves from $2.25 up f'orly 1¢ per copy: hundreds to select from. |y 4 beans only Stsc. Fancy Japan rice, 4 pounds | goup ladle, gravy ladle, jelly spoon, salad stoves from $7.50 up. turday's big sale of Black Silks, all Xinds. doe, 69 $1.00 patterns, worth 7ic, at 4% | Al kinds of oak heaters from $5.50 up. blue calicos, | for 23 Fancy Carolina rice, per pound | fork an ( AUgAT SPOONS 4t 69 There is no Taffeta that wears like| All new styles—good Six-hole steel ranges. 18-inch ovens, high | Flann.’ nepar'men' worth 61— 2 4 . Evaporated cream, Econon 'l-;.\wlvn.'v'vy.. | Also a lot of plated table spoous at $1 | | s s cadet bl ete., per can, only Faney whole coffee Winslow, made In r 100 shades and sold | Bought expressly for this shelf, low warming closet, for $26 Six cases | — | 5 | One case extra soft and fancy outing | cales, worth 7 p ; Just roasted, 121 ney Golden Rio ¢ « are Rogers Bros, Pairpont aml | No. 8 cast cooks, 158-inch oven, for $3.9 8 by 2 = . nress 9‘oods sal S dan- give:Fun. AnyLH | everyihing | MAnNeL 41sc per yard These are all brand new fall good ib. 15, Straight Java and Mocha, r standard brands. Every piece guar | § e can sive you anything aad everyibing | one” ooy Pof T Yoy ahaker nanel, | ruy pces B e e e ‘ carpei Sa|e | On Saturday we will sell 2 cases of silk, | in the stove line and save you at least 25 | worth 8tje, dt 5o Des yard | Carloads of remnants of all kinds of cot- [ tea, worth 60c, only dfc. English bres Sterling siiver hearts, 16c I'wool and mercerized dress goods, regular | per cent. Come and see | One case bea ticking, 5 per yard ton goods almost given away fast, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Oolong, etc cclal closing sale of mattings. We }.-:-;‘I“..'IT o and 4t per yard, all will o | ) 4 , 5 i ete., per b, nrug P"ces never carry mattings over, to close them We will sell all day long Persian. French | % @ i d Gh k s l Spec .| sale on perfume Saturday at we slash the price flannels, dots, stripes, ete., no short lengths, { i S eat an IG en saie per o A cotton warp Jap matting, 15c yard no plug styles, Koechlin, Baumgarten's new | % ) No. 1 California bi Towa Helle toilet soap, Tc box 20c and 35c matting, 200 a yard goods, sold evegywhere at 85c and $1.00, all | i 7 Salt pork, 7 | Primrose toilet soap, 10c box 45c and matting, 30c yard | will go at 3sc : A L rkal e, A Packer's tar soap, per cake 15¢ China Matting, 10e, 124c and 15¢ Taflor suitings in all the grade 3 1 Chipped dried beef, 15¢ | Dr. Woodbu soup, per cake 18¢ See our new {all line of earpets. Choice! the new fall shades, from 49¢ to $ r - % V-4 Feney pickled pork, 1014 | Dr. Woodbury's cream, 18¢ things from the leading mills in the country. | yard d only by Hayden Bros resh dressed spring chickens, iv wellin Por bottle house C AVLN:E Oommittee Orzanization and Machine Con- | Whe knows him knows that he never gam- | v e when he entered the senate to fill an 1a e bles or uses liquor to excess. Yet these « | General 0, 0. Howard Arrives in Omaha pired term. He was re-elected in 899 to s L, trol the Coutention Bone. culars are sent out denouncing him and el and Reports for Duty, S4bve: unLil 1006 (0 ea R irhe 56 L CoItan (ot ba albtelat We have them of every style, grade and finish, are now E | has no way of replying to them. [ : A e The situiias amnt-ant in: the Filth-wapt | aoute ““l'“ ‘K""’ se of Thomas L sloan | ghowing all the latest designs, and our stock consists of very S I ular sent out in the th wa < 3 . 1o | gainst 1 nited States in favor of th X PRIMARIES EVIDENTLY ONLY A STARTER | wus an outrage, be use neiter Moise vor | CONFIDENT OF - REPUBLICAN SUCCESS | | mitaborate arrunguments are by defendant on a motion (o dinmiss for want | handsome Tables for little money cither is a gambler. They are both busi- Vi nieht i e BRd e 2 - much more than they could hope to get out | of Silver bas ¥ turday evening has bet t 8 v rt for th poso of 3 ; . ) | RO e § U ameal Neltna has Githiararen S Sanaills foriH [ ore at mbers ehyto (e | curlog final deal some questions . e nicely finished, made of hard. relations or sympathy with repube Carey New Yo i me court g B wood, nicely turned and fluted fm ‘{',‘;‘ Lt Al & t smissing the case e asks whether th | it legs, 6-foot extension, only Altho the Howell con tio 3. E. Howell, chalrman of the new county | Somewhat to the surprise of the repub f t (o] e | vas decisively victorious in the democr ommittee, is mot dispcsed to say much |lican state central committee, Generai O.|votion to f v '\ | Omaha Indians cont ol Lol fled conviction that the Howell committee, | sald he I did not want the office of | from Chicago; arrangements Were at | \ m . i 53 h pre the recent creation of chalrman of the committee when it was|once made for him to occupy part of the her the would have jur with Charley Fany thiust upon me, but I do not see how it is | Program Saturday night, when the first in ver B D e L hnman bave Jutikdloslen bl gy oz 50 The best possible Dining Table for the money, made of " o has been protesting, will not all likely that the committee will be re- | POFUARL meeting of the campaisn in Omaha | of (he L solid oak, polished top, fluted and turned legs, deep vew committes ) 1 the reorganization of the commitiee | 9 Michigan, The natioual committee was i) from a_vac clie | bribe and o per uuml:an'r“.h ! A l;u. table bargain at our $6.50 Harry Miiler doubtle speaks the I and the uve ared agalnst it at ILI*KI ouly .n‘H\.lw ~;n\] s al !l,;:“dl‘l f : e repub! 00! \ | o v . | priz or fu +« CAtension . cese ments of the Fanning faction on tha ! F . o o o hlu .lw rx.lnk.l a x‘w'.w I\ \‘.“:l § ;nl week a ghte an fou ks AEO, M : | ‘$10 5 “H'\Ifllu "IR,’,C\( and Beat Table anuds lonithe price e ot L deteat ln by Hikes Is exemplified by tho turning down of | of dates at towns In the stat McKinley ru i ot heavy, massive designs, haudsomely finished, hoavy pur -\mlu-lmun for u reorgan .iitu- t Stuht in the First ward as an as- | Burrows' volce, however shows r I 1 . ar] r A petition for the wse of John Me moulded rim, a Big Bargain 6.foot ex. $10 50 county committee will, in my judgr go | pirant for the rec tion of the populists | vielding to continuous strain and Gen- [ Prices for S BOY 41| Carty from the Sioux Falls penitentiary wa tension o Y : s through at the convention, and if it don’t it |for a legislative nomination. At the re- [eral Howard was assigned to help him out. | ‘ratic cause forwarded to the United States court officer R § g will lead: to. aisorganisation the demo- [cent city election the populists persisted | The double attraction of Senator Burrows ——y - “”"ll Washington, where it had been sent by 75 patterns of Dining Chairs at a gradual ¢ in price for a 75 eratic forces. 1f that unfair action of the |in putting him up for the council, even|and General Howard, it i ed, will| s @ residents of py county who have under l‘;u"c Secat Solid Oak Chair at C convention in Osthoft's hall is endorsed and | aguinst the praycrs of the democrats, who | overtax Creighton hall, where the meeting | o fod "who was. dre v taken to sccure the rele of the coinmaker | the county committee then cnosen Is al-|already had a candidate in the fleld. ~ Re- | will be held, but no arrangemenis could be | the fool o - . by exccutive clemency. The petition was | 4§ patterns Buffet $8 50 e lowed to hold on, the party will be demoral- | cently the democrats all over the city have | made at this date for a suitable hall for an | oo of ’-‘ plerbe f returned without approva s all of the ized and its ticket will be in danger of de- |been urging the populists (o nominate Stuht ‘m'm w meeting. AN et for the legislature, so that they can endorse ' 1is well known in the clty | ner, the bady was taken to Souy 1 | I8 recelving uo more than he desores 43 patterns Sidebourds, handsome ; e “4pr | Are whiila g Wi buried in the Jewlsh cemefery, No ux F is sald that McCarty We have no complaints to make of the |him, but the populists of the First ward, |from his re © here while commandan L Buriod, 0 Tts drices at up fr 5.00 9.0 $21-00 yesult of the primaries in general. We sub- | by & vote of about two to one, sald nay at |of the Department of the Piatte, and was | Mauest Wil |e t mpr [ Brlses AVUD-EAM . oeshh014 AN 4 #19:00 809 as he i mitted the questions involved and were | Thursday's primaries notl loth to spend & few days here to Dr. Willer is overing. affected wit case of rt which et aten out. 1t was fairly done in all wards | | renew old acquaintance. He prop.sc Word from St. Bernurd's hospit e hinh. T want to Deatest Auutnat| Probakiy the warst surprised map st the |work as hard duriog the pesssnt eampsis Elufts, says that the o i Furniture Headquarters court officials believe that the counterfeiter ! i improved ar Court Notes, i of Harry O'Neill in that ward o | 1esult’ of the prim s Colonel Walter [as he did four years ago, when he | that his friends are beginning to hope to o Munger a clreular denouncing Charloy | Moise. He battled valiant 11 day in be- | penied a trainload of other civil war a ery ng the October wning and faltely conveying the impres- | Balf of the anti-Howell ticket in the Fifth |erans throughout the countr He t | 1 But Coffce Wasx the Cause of the which is | gencrally understood arc den e ving w York on Tuesday, General T'r support the ‘l“'y\"l']““‘hyl“\\H‘Vl-‘l”,. that Moise ha .-Ir_r‘jwl :I«r\hn.l spoke Thursday noon I lxhr »; An old veteran from Springfield, Ma “abando A y 1414, 1416, 1418 DOUGLAS S'I i made a curious experiment in ward returns came in tw utter all | once for Omaha and will remain here until | tonacco and coffoe. t lonel | Monday Mojee | o th to ket u bt | Inkn Larwely Attended. | using A tmes Oveaty CIRATS & day, be- | Vabirlook Ternice et e “DIRT DEFIES THE KING.” THEN meetiugs which I have atten tes and cowardly - the t b b Shme Hh SAOWINE eral He have been largely In 3 1 noticed my stomach was b « ' marise, We bave § )ne futo | that ten ou ¢ the Mo 1 nd there has been no sign of a coming weak and that 11d not retain i end employe o ) but now had arriv t L where n the Howell tickot, It orented somo cone | S JAbiVRncts 6 moeuinen, but now | wATCR, [ bec, fve breaktast iy ' it gy IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF. ternati About that tix uld not have been found with AT [k B i & world \ WANARS (A AAEA P ptah ot the fomase | SENATOR STEWART TO SPEAK' aw N e % i’lfidfluunf Kin/ the n n h vomitin still nued p pal plea 3 i Hade hich It . ( is that i 18 e( y 8 € atrt h ¢ 1 | | ROUTE OF THE SUBURBAN LINE | the anea raran” meryin, B & part | ost v s 1 1ro bty engaged 1n makio | 1531 dusstious to be settled hangs | came ‘more ush ot morere Nert Mondus N Fire Insurance proposed Douglas county elec ¢t to have them ready for ejal AP —not that we do not belizve in fire insurance, for we do O . 1 | Pilicuced Beads. 1o plan the sou o ¥me t Increase the vomiting, | g (RS an BLIMGE laui —but not when you are located in now it migh 0 8 impor but W we want wise and ¢ After Nebraska, stc unty the $200,000 bond | payig City. Milford, Harvard. Brad to the tion. The route will be outlined | will vemain at his task nntil eloc 1 offue " 4 L only did he ) G - G : And tha samuiate oiacs e lih : o AR A Bl DR B ) h on « [ ! —it is absolutely fire proof, no wood in its construction i submit the proposition No- | had taken « netrope rance f " 4 WaN F9poF e U . iy P i § ’ NG HaK onsilian Sop 1 [ : ) ual o a it « ) that is not in plain sight and mighty little of that. ['hat 00 thy' nenuaeedllinatintand!| SATI SR L ST s on the requirer GLiEREVAE My . fanithe: rassiaction is merely one of many seasons why you should be a tenant ed in the matter says that a local com- | Howard served continuously in this depart- | the A% Y0m cnoaian o g the poiok | ket Wi th smenilns of bvave i, | s e | i £ R. C. Peters & Co., Ground Foor, EeLaliT d A short time. Rival towns are | the hands of General Gibbon. He was later | of | m Food lease o ! : B Ayer's Hair Visor king the proposed line and experts have | transferred to the Pacific coast, where Le | name Name an > Re"‘“' Aflelflfi. Bee Bl"'d'“g' Z20830080 AARARCORARARAN 11T Ayer's Cherry Pectoral been called upon to determine the most de- [ was retired by Post | | SPPANVTINVAYY NAARARAAA um Cereal Co., Lim., Battl ere award ghest priz Paris Ex { Ayer's Comatone sirable route, 5 l A Do less fmportant attraction than Gen- | Mich.