Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1900, Page 12

12 THE OMAIIA BOSTONSTORE R, . PURCHASE! Today We Place on Rale Our Pur from the Railroad Comp CAR LOAD OF DAMAGED FREIGHT All More or Leas Damnged and fmper- fect, hut We Them %o fe- Floably Chenp Will Sell These Prices ought SARTORIALLY YAYOR WILL SICY (HARGES! sndent Array of Ulira TO0 STRONG Watson s it Wionable Attire Suguested that He Knew of u Certain ¥ ry Doubta Whether Judge Gordon it Suitable A tile to patest lonther kicks.” iis |CASE MAY REACH COURT NEXT WEEK st : “' '” 2 . Ve \‘. Charges and Specifications Muost ¥ A Transceibed Be cament , Can | gned t ) ¢ hroes o » | t n wa 1t goes withot g that 1w fh H it eachmen ! ect Valdere Kir 3 t ngalt Ao i Mayor | « After putt it I or ive to bringing the § . of the police before one of the .ia A 1 Aifiesreb £ Igas. 1 Bave nb, dwin rummer he e had . el o i feved that he is nc sultable wan sl ‘ ¢ . the office he is ovident that bk e A has favored ¢ s and atement that he r taks orted his loss to the 5L word of thieves and thugs than that | L L cers arc enough to convince law- | citizens that he should be re rter's new outfit not likely th lon's case kLo " e clentiie Nehts at . the| Wil reach ‘court before tie of pext ce dlimme 10 Sieciric L ok the | yee The charges and specifications con each 4 n and he was required to ex 113 DARYE 6F ypewrECn WRARY, - A1) DAMAGED LINF of all this saric of this hus 1o be 1 (o the re All the morrs . maged napking first of clork document can mo matter what the regular we put hrow a he ) b a to them 1 one lo $ ozen, many worth il ho | b e Wit Tites three times the g drummer si6 |, ight fefense (ha tbe euch teon will not be prosecute Th COTTON TOWELING d rather lose Afty time. Al the rogular e fa willed cotton this affair et into the WeRNg, & | and perfect, some . have been w yard however, Judge Gerdon declar All tb I worth up to o0 would not set up the claim that he is not | ouch bleached, large an a city officer all size, us they last at 10c idge Gordon has threatened repeated] each. Most of (hese are slightly damaged to get out a search warrant for the pu $1.00 BED BLANKET pose recovering records and All kinds of bed blankets, some more or from his court which are in the less damaged, all go in oue lot, full size, | There a glamour of romunce about |y, y. attorney, but WAs-taken 8o I,“,,\ at pa the experience of Officer Jerry Ca at | gy vet. The city attorney fs looking 2 cases American shirting prints, In full | Hanscom park at u. m. yesterday Ie tove oh the part of the Sudg I | ploces, sligh I, worth | when, for the second time in a week, he gy, e, Hintted q 7 ceptured Clara Alnsley, a demented girl I shall not be surprised It T am sum- | bales of unbleached muslin, worth and restored her to her parents at 4212 pear in Judge Gordon's « at Center street. This time, however, she was why the documents which " 1 aprou glngham, worth | ta under unusual clrcumstances, T as evidence fn his ,rose e, ko at 2 yard patient had escaped from h in her night | are not returned b cases of gobe iy lenimi, worth lothes and had wandered in the park 186, g0 &t ar where she was beset with tne ilusion that A Bosments of the Theaters, 3 bales na rugs, 30xA0 size, | scme ome was chasing her. Running to the Tim Murphy, who has succeeded Sol l all sound and pe %o i U8¢ each, worth | lake she leaped into the big Venetian Smith Russell, will be scen in “A Bacl $2.50 kotdola and pushed it out free of the |lor's Romance” at the Boyd tonight and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR EACH. | bank for the remainder of the week. Mr. Mur 2 es of childre . ol vests,| This was the startling upparition that phy is well known in Omuba as a star pants and drawers, smal 208, & ¢ [ met the gaze of Jerry as he pushed his | He has been visiting the city for vears and Sioh way into the pleasure ground in quest of |euch suceeeding has increased the s of m hildren and boys’ | the runaway There is no doubt that the | people’s llke for him. This year he wiil underwear ribh ece-lined and appeared to him as it did once to | protably more than duplicate the hand- | camels hai go at 19¢ and 2 A. Poe, “like some huge, sable-feathered | scme business that 1id last season in | ol an n ribbed, | ccndor.” with a single white feather at its | “The Carpet Bagger.” Mr. Murphy is sur- | erwear, go in lots at 190, | crest rounded by the sa plendid cast that He wa pelled to wade into the pond | supported Mr. Russell | MURLIN UNDERWEAR. ' almc chin 1o rescue the wate cases fine cambgi L covers, 5. | nafad, who did all in her power to frustrate | The show given by the Bon Ton Bur » and children’s fine mus- | his effo didu’t want to be rescued | lesquers at Miaco's Trocadero will end its all mude except the trim- | by a policeman, but by a prince or & Satyr | Omaha engagement with & matinee Satur d 10 . |or something of that kind. He overpowered | day afternoon. There will be no perform fine musiin and cambric ‘Im however, and a few minutes lat ance aturday night and if you desire to all finished, go at 12%c and 19¢ | ljvered her to her father and two brothe see this big burlesque attraction, which who were assisting in the searc s set ole tow Rk Ladies' fine gowns. skirts, skirt chemise, | - Hidy P SRS rawn Ll ete., all made. handsomely trimmed J on a Ten Penny Nall Jye o STIVATL ORISR turhed (s Wiy with lace and embroidery, some slightly | The lLittle daughter of Mr. J. N. Powell | O¥¢TY BIght. so order seats early. Mat soiled, go at 49c. 60¢ and 98¢ each jumped on an ‘nverted rake made of ten | [N°C% every afternoon at 2:30 o'clock One case ladles aprows. all styles, go at | penny nails and thrust one nall ¢y fiTrbke e YO LkR. NAXE Neok fcominaitts 10c cach through her toot and a second one half way | HIEh Rollers, a remarkably big burlesque 2 cuses misses’ and children's fine | through. Chamberlain’s Paln Balm was | “PO™ aprons, some mmed with lace and em- | promptly applicd and five minutes later the | bridery, some slightly soiled, go at Zic. | pain had disappeared and no more suffering WA8d Bouses are the rule at the Or Men's fast full, svamless sox. g0 al fe | was experionced. In three daya the child | ! RRSUR Lhils" v esk palr. | was weuring her shoe as usual and with 1 i 5 3 cases ladies’ and children’s fast black | absolutely no discomfort. Mr. Powell is a | Villlame & Smith Co. announce the ar- full seamless hose at 6l4c palr { well known merchant of Forkland, Va.|fi¥al of fall and winter woolens. cases ladies’ and m handkerchiefs, Pain Balm is an antiseptic and heals such | s = somo with slight fmperfections, worih up | injuries without maturation and in one to g0 at and e | third the time required by the usual treat 0 Iy 0 c t One. cano. Indicn’ pure linen handker- | mont. It s meat widely known. howerer,| @HIY _ON8 GUS flmel' chlefs, meatly hemstitched, go at 100 | as a cure for sprains and for the prompt each, | relief it affords in cases of rheumatism. One case of fine Swiss embroidered and drawn thread handkerchiefs, includ iibiobbiog ¥ gt b M sample handkerchie worth up to R LR LAl fng sample handkerchiof rth up t 3 iR go at 10c each. P 00k Immense lot of embroidery and laces at | that I am abl 2%%e and be yard margin of profit? Four cases of all kinds of dres trim- ( mer's l\hlu:‘\' CUre ...ccoonneee \ings, fmclu k guimp and braids, { 1606 Yates barn, $i . ough Syrup mings, fncluding sil imp and braid b RS b o also jet trimmings, worth up to e, go at DIED. i Hoaisy g 1 2hc and he vard Ay e Hair Vigor 1,000 pair kid gloves muset: |0 LAYTON. George N. aged i3 years DUyiegMBlt MCHIRKY o coersos worth $1.00 o at 30c | | m reshdenice, 520 So. 2th Ave R @libice Qapaiies BOSTON STORE, OMAHA i FrRant “Hrogpact en b-graln Quinina Capsules.... N. W. Cor. lith and Douglas Sts | 8 . Svrip o Fig Nery[ne CLERGYMEN CHANGE PULPITS| Dyy1l Razor Pl | Pl Hev. Chase WL FIIL Vacaney Left in thing to use. Next to a corn um's Tobioco Cure . al of Dr, u., Soaths it is aboat the worst nmu‘i CUT PRICE ey, you can heve. No need for it. We can DRU sell you a UINE YANKEE STROP | Ritiacain ey Rev. M. W. Chase, for tne last two years | fOF that 18 equal, and In some cases, bt bt e pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal | SuPerior to many ic and $1.00 strops. church in this city, has accepted a call from | ONe before they are all gone , Frog in the Throat.... Centenary church, Chicago, and will close 4 | Bromo Quinine his pastorate in this city with next Sunday's | b L irown's Troches service By this arrangement Dr. Hirst, | | who has been secured as pastor by the First| iondon's Catarrh Jelly | church in this elty, and Dr. ¢ make a | Ely's Cream Baim | change of pastorates, as br hus for hm‘ hall's Catarr €y . [ the last five year n the ministe | Hlmpnrey’s chtareh E Al rwnilaldt Y tetenti adtn charge of Centenary church Caiarrh Cre The naturalnews, beauly aid pe (e ness of As s0on as I Chase made the anuounce ‘( sbo | our TIFICIAL TIEETH are above ques- | ment a week ago that be intended to resign | ! <it =0l his pastorate here Dr. Hirst was Sat o4 Sl Riaasten sethia avallabia candianie] sla s B ULLER & CO. ! $.00 for his successor and after Dr. Hirst's visit | o the city Sunday ho was selected by the unanimous vote of the board of trustees. At that tlme Dr. Chase did not know definitely to what charge he would be assigned other than that it would be in the Rock River conforence, considered the most desirable | 18 Methodism and o the most dificult | fa which fo ubtain admissi Last Sunday Dr. ¢ I 3 in Cen temary church at Chicago. ie made & tavorable impression A other preacher had been de o Dr. Hirst's successor. the Omaha man galned such favor that a call was tendered bim, In mvnp'mp. it D pastorate of one of the of the Me YT Chase will enter the | churches | in the coun foremost \inatior try. Centenary h has had among its pustors in the past such divines as Bishop | Fowler and others of equal prominence. | Dr. Chase will officlate in First church next Sunday for the last time. In the orning he will con fces and preach his well sermon at night, The following Sunday Dr. Hirst will | begin his pastorate. t communion sery Nismarck's Iron Nery Was the result health Indomitable will 15 energy are not to be found where stomach, liver kidneys und bowels arg out of order. If you want these quall and the success | they bring use Dr. King's New Life Pllls Only 25 at Kuhn & Co.'s drug st Mortaltty Statistion | The following deaths ported to the city henlt) Steph Joseph Indiana it th 1 W. Henman, Fifty-foureh ; 1w George 1 Thirty-first worth wven Hall's Catarrh Cure oUT- RICE DRUGGINTS, ABe anumine Streets Open All Night. Taft's Philadelphia Dantal flooms. 1513 Douglas st Fourteen Buulmgmn ligk HUUYE * 'f'N_—'-_—'”_—' o Extravagance to California —————tiee NOT in Burlington tourist cars, A ticket to San Fraucisco or les costs only $40 Los Ange berth only $5. | Thro® tourist cars every Thursday. No changes—nor delays—nor hother about tickets and Iy ge, Cars arve clean and comfortable are polite, Excursion man (B} party are competent, Porters re with 1 ¥lcket Office, Sumngron Swtion, 1502 Farnam St, 10th and Mason Sts. Teol. 250 DAILY BEL: HURSDAY, "OBER 11, 1900, & i POSTON STORE SHOT SALY ! pavat divies | Today Second Day of Nig Shoe | L Bl Saie with SOI Klgger Barenine y and ON AL AN : EMENT, | N [ ‘ W ey kirts pe worth § it morning we 1 on sale ™ h$ a at ¢ PER BOX at § : 10 #01 & Food tollet SOKD foF & Easier to walk in, entail M t at $1 r t hing. Boxes containing Little des ot 7 N1 GROSS no laundry cos more 4‘» ] ” i . ty Hyglene ap at dressy, less burdensome, contribute to gracetul fitting worth up to Sc and $1.1 B AL R b of a dress. The question is to get good silk cheap Ladtes’ 8 R i enough. We answer the question with 200 of them vy e e | ¥ “‘ e " at $2.90 each. They come in all the wantable co 1 troseh SWiks L MOHeY Wh W sell Pen ap at 12 ors, the price is only possible while the present quan ask SORTGN STORN, OREAHA “ *well Rig Bar Imported Castile Soap at “'_\' lasts, W. Cor ;\ I,H‘V':N'H' s Sts. "\’l'l\v FOR NEW CATALOGUE. M s T Shorman & MeGomell Drug Gy omen's k elt SR T e vt Welking Hets The very latest shapes, Cowboy and all other kind: Turbans and oft—the face Hats, with soft draj Ne —SCOFIELD'S of velvet, tucked silk, with breasts, and pompoms, and wings, and birds, and quills—flat effects, fac hats, hats high at the side—all of them correct in style, and of excellent materials, The prices are at ) least one-third under the usual milinery store prices. : Neckwear the finish- ing touches to ones wardrobe can A department where cloak5| u“S a“d FII!'S 2 be had at about one-half the Out 4ty j A "o ,‘} prices charged elsewhere. \"‘"‘“‘"‘ FENUTIEN e Plumbing, of da O L Lace barbs, twice around, taf- W u to look | ot K. on"th Slentific m ® feta silk ties, hemstitched and corded, chokersin R = satin and plaited polka dots, velvets, ete. All the of (SCBFIEI'U | ® Free & B'ack. | correct things for the neck. (First floor.) é‘&f,il’!ll{&&mm, i : Phone 1049 1806 Farnam, ©| 1510 Douglas St DOPD POODEOHIO PEOO® ®D e | Women's l i | The Popular Personally Conducted Excursions E?é’ The Western Dis- tributing Agency Hayden Bros. have been appointed the Western Distributing Taffeta Nilk. to che coast will now he snpplied through the Big for the Winslow Lvery store from Omaha This tremendous jobbing business enables us to own this celebrated Ealhorma and Oregpy |5 pon— Store, Special Attention given to Ladies and Children Travel ing Alone They are well cared for by the Conduc than formerly and we tors whe accompany each of theee axcur J give our customers | !'l':lfl'vl:l at a lower price | wlons to California amd Oregom, and passengers can depend upon receiv the benefit of the jobbers price and retail Winslow Taffeta Silk fng the most courteous treatment. | The Conductors are all men of exporience in excursiom travel, and will at $1.00 see that the comfort of all patrons is carefully attended to. Une of the Most Attractive Features of these Excursions There is a differeuce between the first and t SUITING IN BLACK AND COI e huve the most complete line er shown i Flannel Specials. W-INCH WD b Cthe we is the Economy, second class paseage 1o railroad and sleep- s of cotto Ing Jnads for Chis fell=" /7R & o 26 e Th ¢ ing care fares of nourly $20 per pastenger. This sum can be gaved by C ASE EXTRA GOOD HED 2O LINE ( BEROADCLOTH AND VI patronieing the Unlon Paclfic Personally Conducted Excursions and il eth at 960 Bre a8 Kaod a8 08¢ The New Pullman Ordinary CASES EXTE IBAVY, 1 $0F 4 ¢ Sleeping @ assigned to this mervice were bullt expressly to accom- | 1 durk Outing " \1’ lv\\“\\d J-INC " I“‘)() modate the excursionists to Californta and Oregon PWO CASES 2 TN WIDE 1A $1.¢ All Are Lightsd with the famous PI H LIGHT, are well ventilated, er Flannel, worth OADCLOTHS AN 1 have separate lavatories for ladies and gentlemen, and all cars are car e, § The Right Kind of Silks ¢ at the Right Prices with movable utmost privaey. peted and upholstered, partitions the thus insuriug all the weparating sections, Linen Specials. No Smoking Is Allowed in the excureion cars, there being bring crowds to tha Big Silk D ARGE HUCK TOWELS, SIZE 20x4 A Smoking Car provided for that purpese on the traim ; y.,s.,fi:, “W W ins ‘ v Ll 104¢ THE ABOVE EXGURSIONS LEAVE OMAHA EVERY FRIDRY | 1 hor w0000 i gy v i o g - BIA SALE ON BLACK TAFFETA 50¢ = 3 i s inches wid - INCH GERMAN SILVER BLEACHED Now Oity Ticket Offica 1324 Farnam St. Tel. 816, || "iiitin o o A M0t 5O i, wppgned e e 45¢ st i e s e —— ——————— | ON T-INCH HEAVY GQg V'\]I'_ v"l“,\‘\‘l“lx,h»lsjlzs ON 3200 GRENADINES, $‘ [l FOW ELING, A ON v‘.\'l‘IAA\\1'\.Y|Y. $l \‘nh\:‘:l\t\\yh\ R -rl‘ ON $150 BLACK PRAT $| :,‘; 'r. e ; m n'\\u'—{:v'hrn rang 50¢ . CALL AND SEE THEM ON HOLTS OF HLACK ed “China 19¢ In Wash nods Dept. Dress (lood\ Ngle (EAIGRAGer WMl gig b nnel, worth Zie, tomorrow 10¢ the REMNANTE OF BEST i2ac PERC 4ic Hayden Bros. are now selling IN000 pairs finest new shoes bought by our eastern buyer for spot cash from the lead: | Ameri ‘tovies of 1. The fall and winter goods, afford miss low prices ever named on shoes Carefully fitted and every pair gus Bargains you cau't to most vidiculously All new ranteed, Men's fine $3.00 Patent| (mod 'I eceth Leather Dress, welt sole shoes | reputation, winca I made by Myron F. Thomas at| | Shln Aol the bahil | ecayed 1 g 3 .,,;v llmthI\ and Neglected hclh having us put you in possession you meed to ko through th properly. our kid %3.50 welt LADIES' fine $2.00 hand turned 8trap Slip. i Paxton Block sole shioes, made BRIY R T e s ONe Lafly Astendagt | Keith & Co., at Sugre. 10800 U iR ftuah & l ()3 U’JRE VDURS[LH $2 18 L ,““ s "u Viel Kid hand turned lr: . K" Boys’ fine School Shoes, $1.00 and - $1.25 Worth #%1.50 to §2 - HAY Hold by Druggis Smoke the best Ask ynur dealer for a Misse CHILD'S fine fine § IT COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN INFERIOR BRANDS. |F. R. RICE N, C. CO., Mirs, St. Louis. UNION MADE 1 y