Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 20, 1900, Page 7

OMAHA DAILY BEE AT Y. OCTOBER HAYDEN: Attend the Great Bankrupt Sale of Notions Saturday (%) HAYDEN: THE BIGGEST BARGAINS YOU EVER SAW., READ OUR CLOTHING AND CLOAK SALES AND NOTE THE NEW PRICES WE MAKE ON FUR- NISHING GOODS AND GROCERIES, SATURDAY WILL BE FULL OF INTEREST FOR ECONOMICAL BUYERS AT THE BIG STORE. J¢ J¢ Ju Spmal Sale of New Fall Shoes Saturday. Dross Goods Sale Bankrupt Sale Groceries | Saiurday the Wlmlup of Thai Creat Sale of The newest atyles and best makes of Shoes on sale at locs (har - " The shipmen sived . 17 unds granulated sugnr! makes o on sale at lecs than wholesale prices Mece P C scks i n( anulatec ugnr All sizes and widths & e L L 0L L CRS | s wityY e S L for 1,00 Agents for The “Hrooks Bros.' Agents for The “Stetson™ Shoes 2 inches wide, regular 50¢! miss n You may have read ot b or ¥l 4 ¢ the f k g fre tion sale will positively be cloned ®he Mo o= ale ut you have r r see hem ackage N rior t 8 f « will be a thing of the pas his "t B 3 value, 25¢ yard. .)‘ ol Be I1 18 Dr Best 4; 1 et by uperior) Gy § ted o whiriw nd of ment and m.‘u?..« which we mak x i i i s Bel . e + Breakfast 19 ade {1 3 should bring such ¢ ds tha e capacity of this immense ibeline plaids, in 50 new de-| = iy sowing S0k for ¢ Breakfast Food, made from the; g urday sh ting such crow $ v > gns, regular vilue at 19¢. ‘}()(' Wpool ALl .‘,."i“‘ V" ll."Nl Pacific coast white wheat, | Pongee § nd onty X on & Rtvietly all wool etimines, 40 o 1( (‘ 12}¢ package. Rty A 08 " Oores 2 ackage 3 - E r walsts stripes and f a - fall des, strictly all wool, 10 Qortet ' pound package whole an s st Stepes an ik e and worth $4.60, for fLo % c Drees J i Y S ade low ®ilks than any other ik department in our clty, many time German henrvietta, all shades| 00 gmbroi sl 5 wheat anules, made from| " v ilke than any oth “‘m k. n our i s [{ e K 3 3 N 8ot ar ‘heat, islow Taffe taffota’ with sven b lise to be utidblfek- Worthis Wp to o0y | o AL i best Minnesotn hard wheat, |, Winsow i of taffetn represented to you aa being s good should first get stil . Lo 3 5 veve 18 4 N | 124¢ package. a reputation New arvivals of French flan-| Joersey Cream Flour, nels every day. - Plain, 35 |..1Ei(qllisiie Millinery “ack ' YRS s e Letting nownPncos " 2-pou package self-raising pancake | figured and Pers s, | A SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURDAY e vre. ol X : ‘ on Parlor Tables have just received al ! r Drip Syrup, % can. e 5 INE 88 PATENT LE. " - 4 . ¥ We have Just secured a fine lot of polished " FINE $0.00 VICI KID LACE ME INE $3 PATENT LEATHER DRE! large purchase of ladics’ new Columbia Cream, 7igc can. g with patent calt tips 10 Congress, serge ' -, \B. . I ; White onfons, per bottle, 8tge tables and stands n’ll new designs, ma and flexible soles, for. M tops and welt soles, for....... . | |g a. “"e a e est style street hats, which go| s 3 pickles, per bottle, 8ije. hogany birdseye maple golden oak . and LADIES' FINE $360 VICI KID WELT . N : d milk, 8%ec ¢ Saturday you can buy a high grade fine LT | umiv's PIN 88 y s i | on sale for the first time Sat-| § L . SOLE LACE SHOES-ith vark s v 0 vier sio wer sous | o Saturday . | 3:pound can erated pineapotes, per ean, looking Parlor Table, at & lower figure than filled inner soles, on LACE SHOES urday at prices fully one-third ¢ similar goods have ever been offered be- sale at 2.40 for ... . [} | Tomorrow we will place on sa . i all can red Alaska salmon, 121c can. ¢ ‘ol i fi i less than their regular value. | [ Craisin Sruses, por poand, 6 fore. Tables at $1.u5, $2.00, $3.45, $3.85, g8 o b A, lowing elegant music at ouly 10c per €opy; [, : ancy Orego es, per pound, be 4 L\\nn ' “BROOKS ¥ ROCHESTER | yimn's “STETSON OURTON - MADE |ty mib. 116~stich’ Chotes selestions as the | I'hey are the handsomest yet | Select sugar prunes, per pound, The $4.25, $5.50 and $6.0¢ o A b LB SHOES—In viel kids, velour calf and _en- A ho in Omal | Bxtra fancy Washington prunes, per Fine solld oak mantle Folding Bed, pen- All sizes and widths, A to E T i s ’ following will be sold atterer,” by [ 8Shown in Omaha, | ? J Al sizes and | s amel leather, all #iz 5 00 S B vttt '1'| i : ap | POURL. 1 p i ol weave, spring suported, $13.60. 8 f Ly e R ¢ byt foreded SR B L B L L R L Yellow Crawford peaches, per pound, 91 . . 5 drawer oak chiffonicr, $6.5 . Bargains In School 8hoes. {[econdl HungArian Rhapeody, by Lissli | " The reguiar 1100 ecush bats at 1 [ _ BOYS' FINE $2.00 SATIN CALF LACE SHORS | “At Morn " by Godard; Flower Song, by | A splendid showing of Fedora hats, iu all | BUTTER AND CHEI A Onk Sideboard, swell front, golden finieh, YOUTHS' FINE $1.50 SATIN CALF LACE £HC ' oo dal Chorus,”” from “Lohengrin;” ‘“Two | Trimmed hats in all the newest and most | Best country butter, per pound, 1 sale at Lark by Leschetizky Second and Fifth | fashionable shapes and trimmings, on sale | Good " 8" $1.20 SATIN CALF LACE SHOES. -,5c Valses," by Godard; “If 1 Were a Bird,” by | at a great saving lee | 5 utter, per pound and en’s Dream,” by Bohm; “Love Song, by | hats on sale for Saturday at $1.95 New York full cream cheese, 14c YERS GIRLS' SHOES—in lace or button, 98¢ and l.zs Bohm;. “Martha,” by Dorn: “Mazurka,” by | A special sale of fancy trimmisgs at ‘w. Sko. e Did you see THIE REGAL UNIVERSAL, double heating base burger, the finest stov | Chopin; Melody in F. by Rubenstein; Min- | prices. See the great bargalns we . o bt RS bbb LA S DERWEAR. St St il e v | L] ‘Gh Bt in Omaha, Beats ‘em all. Something new 2 lie=s this season, the mirror nickel plating, the MANUFACTURE SAMPLES OF MEN'S, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UN- |tore;” “Murmuring Brook,” by Spindler; | at 50c and up. ickens an ea s ’ & | DERWEAR AT LESS THAN HALF THE REGULAR PRICE Norma," hy Leybach: Pilgrim's Chorus, | ADEOra bonnets for children, in all col- | Fresh dressed spring chickens 9 | Sreatest heator and fusl saver made; asils Men's H0¢ rino Shirts and | wers at 2ic . trom Tannebauser; Polish Dance, by Schar. | 0% at reduced prices Saturda | Fresh dressed chickens .. L Bt kgt . i Men's $1.25 wool and fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, in camel's hair and enka; P > v |~ Bl i g % > jours, Buron. cos 641 68 anytiing e b DT : nka ;’nlrl m.: I!‘nunnnf' overture, by i s 1y ke e 45 hours, burns coal, wood or anything Men's fine extra heavy all weol Shirts and Drawers, in plain and fancy color LB e hiirsahy ' H else, 18-inch, $10.4 hla v | Short 1ibs corned beef..... Be " . . N Rk I s At st L bl e Rondo caprictona ny stensetesonn: sec. | OPtiGAl Department |5 e cored bect..... e @ St4e One lot of men's Shirts and Drawers, heavy jersey ribbed and floece lined, |©ond Mazurka, by Godard; “Simple Confes- | 1bs. best lard B0 0 A inch worth up to $1.00, all in one lot at 3 | sion,” by Thome; Sixth Nocturne, by Ley ¢ ; — ! WOOD AIR TIGHT—Buros all kinds ot Men's $1.00 Colored L 1 - { with separate cuffs X F light fuel, $1.9 W | bach; March, from “Tanphauser; “Storm,” | ‘ ) H n g P H A 3 . 3 Me | in blue a olo At 98 i o o 4 /| THE MEDALLION-No. § Cook, large 18 o B e | bk Marh trom * Tanabauser, St s ew Drug Prices BTG sale at Burns everything, 14- ers at and $1.5 X : it Universal silver polish Men's 50c Suspenders, in ail the new styles, at 0p:18, by Chopia: YAles.io B 01, by Du i $1 beef, wine and iron, per bottle.. % hole CAST B Honlé 205 MAI: Houw, (n phafh’ and fancy doiots, at 1 | alse, “Caprite, by Rubensteln:Valse [ DON'T SUFFER WITH YOUR EYES | tupiry and Cola fbaadores fAeb bRl S L L JTAL BALY OF LADISS' AND OHILDRBNS. UNDERWEAR. AND HOSIER tyrienne hd La Gazzelle,” by Wallen- | when you can get glasses so cheag Sarsaparilla i b : ! b Pl it A OR B 50 doten children’s fine Fieece Lined Undcrwear on sale at 15¢ haupt; “Dream of Paradise,” beautiful sa- | NO CHARGE for examination (by skill- | Camp BV cnin R s < O AR PR R Best grades at 20c and | cred song, by Gray All day Saturday | ful refractionist). A full line of frames and | Juven L r cake . ghty dozen children's fine camel's hair Underwear on sale at Zie | 10c per copy. Call or send for catal- | lenses of the very best qualities. Repairing ‘ Fleur-de-lis face powder ..... . 5 o (NS > "OII'.'ulfllShlflg Goods Tol - y AL N N ; | on Best grades at d0c and | ogues, which are free. a speclalty let soap, per box ..... Coal Hods ..@ Children's jersey ribbed Vests, medium weight, sale price 10¢ f: oy * o Stove Boards, wood lined nd 2oc; woith d le. ey ® &Y 3 : Speclal sale of children's heavy ribted Hose at 10¢, 1 A b, 9 3 6-inch Pipe . ceereane Ladice f 5 <+ ‘ 3 | > A Wy, Kindiing Hatchet \;n s u.ul ng ‘(Llhllll Night ‘,:‘“ ns on sale at H0¢ and *Se. | I N 10-quart Granite Dish l'un .' ; xTh‘nv;—l\nn \l-ln‘u' .ul | pair, th |'u(!~lllm $1.00, - % No. 8 Galvanized Bollers . Ladies ne jersey ests and Pants at 35¢ and Suc 1 t Pott's Irons . Ladies' $1 Kid oves at Tic--every pair n.-nrmnlfl»vl ""_‘f fitted. 2-quart Granite Tea Pots . alvanized Tubs extra heav fleece lined Vests and Pants at 50c¢, T5¢, $1.00 and $1.50. Pott's Iron Handles Savess . B50-pound Flour Bins 4 extra hea all wool Vests and Pants, 75 Leatherette Lunch Boxes o eseeee Polished Claw Hammers NEW USE FOR DERMATOLOCY s, ooz o o, s, o purpose of her last visit | being to report that her child had been - | located In Coffeyville, Kan., with her hus- | Husband Ghnnges Hn X’ncm] ((nmur and | band's parents, and that.ahe had“ceased to worry concerning its safety \.' : | ‘he Gre t Suxt Sale Contxnue i 1 hu v she'd be pretty near able ke W a s m of herself. But as to him (her bus- | sy BOARDED AT HER HOUSE FOR OVER A WEEK n nd) ho was a puzzle to me. Of rnura»"w b oo he reminded me of my husband. A hun “‘, 5 W o |dred times while he was in the house ’ 4 ? New additions arrive on every train, adding new laurels to our great T T i KL o e R J - y train, adding great and to reconcile him with the father of my |\l growing Cloak and Suit department. Dadghtor Away with | cbi1a, but a glance at that profile inv Him, ably ‘convinced me thap I was mistaken. | W Pl S ®1lc seldom spoke, and mever once did hm\u ity ot e s e S e e N ([ The Sale Continues Through Saturday S W g and Monday inch oven, very nice, smooth casting, nicely nickel plated, Sne baker, $11.95 for dermatology, or faclal surgery, which fof sl hag \recently sprang into prominence in| The police have been advised of Vanda- al of the larger citles. H hus 3, | grift's curious exploit since Tuesday of | she ®ays, has had his countenance altered |this week, and have been working quletly according to this method, and it so changed | on the case upon the theory that he was his appearance that she didn’t know him, |still In the city with the child. So far Mis disguise was complete. The surgeon s they have been able to learn he is not | had changed the contour of his face as|“wanted’ for any crime effectually as a landscape garde modi- — fles the topography of a terra ..u“x she | et n‘n‘::;'nv“n:(‘x'.‘\'x ';"I\.lH«ET\‘ 1s inclined to believe that his mien is im ) MO- proved. Thus “masked” H. J. Vandagritt entered | MEAT. CUTTERS END BOYCOTT the boarding house conducted by his de-| - serted spouse, whom he hadn’t seen for | Embargo Lald Upon Products of | two years, shared her hospitality for a SWift's Packing House Re- week and decamped, taking with him their moved by Unton's Order. little daughter, Cora, § years old g He went away without paying his board | Word has been received in Omaha that bill, but Mrs. Vandagrift has bis trunk, and | the boycott declared on the products of the it was while rummaging through the old | Swift Packing company has been raised by clothes and trash in the saratoga that she [the Meat Cutters' union and that the| discovered the identity of her late guest.|formal action will be announced at the | Monday a note appeared in The Bee to|meeting of the Central Labor union to- the effect that the child had disappeared. | pight. This action ends one of the most Mrs. Harrlet Vandagrift, who ruus & |prolonged labor contests of the ccuntry boarding house at 2420 Blaine street, did|Over two years ago the trouble betwe not at that time connect the disappear-|Swift and the cutters’ union started ance of “Fred Miller,” the stranger, With | Chicago and Kansas Clty. So far as known that of little Cora, but supposed the child | (he conditions causing the strike in those had run away apattended. It was not until| gy did not exist in South Omaha and shie began to search through the trunk helag a matter of fact members of the union | \W had left, hoplug to find something of valu¢ | hyye worked in the South Omabe house | to offset his debt, that she chanced upol | gyring the (ime the boycott was declared | several letters addressed to H. J. Vanda- | eftective grift. The contents of these letters cleared | The matter was taken up by the Amerl- away the mystery. The man who had in-|can Federation of Labor and all nrummi‘ iy troduced himself to her as Fred Miller was | gocjeties endorsed the action of the meat | ber husband who had deserted her in Cbl- | cytrers, placing fines upon all members | cago two years before. A surgical opera m-n hasing the product of t Swift tlon and & heavy growth of beard sufficed ises. The fight waxed warm for & to make his disgulse effective. ‘Hnw but changing conditions in the cities Just why Vandagrifc saw fit to bave his [ whare the packing hou Al Taattas physiognomy altered is not Apparent,|prought about changes iu the houses so | though his wife Inclines to the bellet that|(yp today some of the causes of com- it was o ald him In escaplng (he respousi- | pjaing have been removed and others have bility for some crime. Several Years ago, |peen lost sight of. The ending of the | \W she says, he was arrested in Chlcago on @ | gipjke cannot be considered a victory for | charge of forgery and was photographed | oo according to the rules of the Bertillon sys- | Ll SO ¥ or ¢ to trial, how- | N Dying. ¥ T -y oy AL R T TR T Lot2. Lot 3. | Lot 5. 0 tschief” and that his vis v unteld from a ttack ur‘nl.w IR A S e e T e L LR bod B R gl “iw 125 Women's Tailor- | 175 Women'’s Tailor= } 85 W 's Walki 115 Women'’s Taflor- 100 Women'’s Tailor= Made Suits — Made Suits- ‘ 9 Women's Wglking Made Suits— Made Suits— | More help teday, No waiting, Don't delay your buymg and expect to get the choice of the selection, Remember these suits are not sample suits that have been carried from city to city ————————————————————————————————————————————— e e e —— and handled and rehandied by merchants throughout the country, but clean’ e ——————— L L SR L fresh new garments, Nose Completely Made Over, I ray Lowther, in homespuus, cheviots in venetians, pebble chevi- Suits— in fine venetians, imported in imported coverts, zibe- Vandagrift's mose wos retrousse; it | . Ceatery now aquiline. That, so tar as his wife s s : ' and serges,all new shapes, ots aud broadcloths, new | Made of heavy cheviots, plaid cheviots and broadcloths, lines and fine broadcloths, plain and trimmed, suits blouse and eton effects, | )0k golfing materials and all new and stylish, blouse | every suit in this lot a copy able to say, is the extent o motamor- | different medicines, phosls wrought by the surgeon. The rest |1 sent for a bottle of { piain and trimmed avite 1 ry i {aok and eton effects, suits that of Paris and Berlinmodels, FO8 C ‘ eavy pebble cheviots, jacket t that cost to manufacture | that cost to manufacture YT RERNSS £ J cost to manufacture from | and cost to manufacture ture's own work and consists jn a |Cholera aud Diarrhoea Re: and three ::-nl:ly,u full, black beard. From hints | dd relleved e ent I went to from %6 to £10, go at | from €12 to %15, goat the new blouse or double | g1 to 405 go at from $25 to $40, go at $490 $6.90, $7.90 | $9.75, $10.75, $12.75 | | okists made with noy baok, | $14.75,816.75 $18.75 | $22.50,524.75,529.75 k it appoars that he has visited one of | On awakening a few Lofirs ago I felt so :;‘:n(n:ml surgeons In New York who ad- | gratified that the first work I do on gotug S | finished with from 10 to 14 rows of stitching at bottom, | vertise to correct inartistic outlines of [to the office is to write to the manu- foature, thake big mouths small, uu’nlghmn‘!mi\lrl‘r» of thls remedy and offer thew suits that cost to manufac- ture from %12 to 18, go at stokedshiston B3 SR proNuAt ik | 7 SRS S, SO TR ok e £S,FO MEN 42 W OMEN $9 75 $12. 75 $|4 75 LOTHES Fup MEN~ wOME? A $i4)')i*)i 333333333333 i‘)ii‘)iii"‘)’iiiiii 32223323333332333333233333323332333 )';'" prove upon nature’s handiwork 1o the mat- s B b | | ter of the human face divine. He has elab- Yellow Fever on Shi orated upon the idea of the dual identity. YORK, Oct. 13 —Joser ndal ot Chicago, a first-clins cabin e From the H. J. Vandagritt with a turn-up | 4 “:(", ‘on the Wara 1o wtcamer Afesieo: aose ho has become Fred Miller, with a | WRiH wrrived on Tueaday, October 1, Tron sort o | Havana, Was Amon Femoved' 1) Roman'posd: Hella b port of 8. JREIH a0 H‘:fl‘n‘\‘:fl wland. for observation. Ile com Hyds monstrosity, but in leu of the mysto; | Hoffman islani tor, olseRvation. |ife co rious salt used by Stevenson's character | Ewinburne island hospital for treatime the transformaticn is wrought by the sur- :)mmfx:n- ng b & veloped ni Seon's scalpel e 1 mild and the patient is’ doing Mrs, Vandagritt called at the police | fairly today eseess ssese‘sess