Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1900, Page 12

ONE VERY SMOOTIT ASSESSOR Praises Everything Houses ard CGompliments Everyhods. WOMEN PROCEED TO GET LOQUACIOUS h e wfers to ent of T e Sehedales iy Diamonds vty Him and Other Valn e *Who s that Prectnct? e up my wite give in all kinds at twico what th break me up cosslve vatuation 1 uce the a messment, won't 1 frecholder exclaimed as he rus x Commis stoner William Fler Mr. Flomir into the of the wrong “0Oh, they 1 look ription who had the he's a ed the furnitu and_remarked had. My wife rned it | ory 1 told my wite it ght it would pleasc o than $100. And of it.”" the excited him he admired very 18 prices [ and pr 1 another ahout told It tsn't the plano fen't 1 taxpayer ot of sil much and ga put on the About th laughters Into thelr moth raced with each put the b other prices on have bought f When 1 got he they told me to s gaws | time. Alamor other gewg; | time to cllow had gone and what an obliging o he was and how kindly he had treated them fThen they showed me this schedule and 1 nearly fell But 1 don't muything to hocavse 1 to know that I swelled the You'll gee that I pay on only tion, won't you The tax commlssioner mised westigate the matter and assured the husband and father that he would yequired to pay ta dare to say prices of things a falr valua to 1o wronged not be an unreasonable amount of "hat's ab been In her it the » make that the 1o inc 2 complaint concerning str after We ough Instead of going matter-of-f und in the » salary of into a house in he's friendly © he has been hundreds worth of dlamonds and jewelry have been turned in by women who reported nothing of the sort dn former years. A little flattery makes the women forget that the man's an as mnd they don’t realize what they've until their hu, pAtds see the schedulen.” that man a cold, and polite essor \lllllur) A The immense advantage Automobiles have had a gr for progressive milita world. Large sums hay the best military in everything, it p nobliek, presented by At fascination o all over the been offered for tomobile. In war, a y& to use tho best ‘weapong. # best shield with which to protect the stomach is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It is u certain cure for constipa- tlom, indigestion, dyspepsia and biliousness jand prevents malaria, fever and ague. v The free sci 4n earnest. Only (ng Contest. rship contest has started seven names appear on the llst today, but a large number of oth- ers have entered the race and it promiscs 10 be exciting until the finish, December 3 fThe offer to glve away tem free scholur- ships in the famous International Corre- spondence schools of Scranton, Pu., Jargest school in the world, employing | nearly hers and instructors, with students In all parts of the wo has mever been equalled in Omaha. The lucky contestants will be given an o tunity to get a college ellucation ut home without cost. Text books, drawing out- fits, electrical apparatus, all furnished free with each course. Save the coupons, your friends to vote for you and win first cholce. Following 15 the list to da Emma Rood, care Telephone Exchange F. W. Bartling, Nebraska City, Neb.. | B. E. Mueller, Fisher and Lowrie, F ton Bldg . VIl A, Brown, lvulh‘r(llll Neb, Walter Perkins, 1911 8. 34th st.. ¥, B. Holbrook, 1108 Harney st Datsy Hickman, Bennett's Dept. store.. 50 This 1s only a starter. Watch The Ree dally and see the list grow. If you are BAVIDE coupons, get your name on the list &t once. Send or bring these 1o the Daily Bee's Free Scholarship departy Fach coupon counts one vote and ever, pald on subscription, 15 votes; $1.00, 100 votes, e, or- 100 50 Anno ements of ‘.I' Thenters, A rara treat 1s In store for the crowds ot women and children who attend the family matines at the Orpheum today. In dividually or collectively the # on the bill make a splendid matinee offering and the usual full house is expected A bargain matines porfo: given at Hoyd's this afternoon by *The Great Northwest” company. The “Greal Northwest"" 1s o melodrama full of thrilling climaxes and startling denounmen A prafrie fire scene, n hlizzard, a duel und a thrilling swing from a windmill are strong mituations shown. From a scenic stand point the piece s ate. Tonight oloses the cngagement. Tomorrow night Clay €1 opens in New D minton” for an cngagement that will ter- minate with the week mance will be ment he lon't want them fifteenth man who has | done | | W | F the | 184 | | | AHTA DAIL LOCAL POLITICAL CALENDAR‘\“}R]- BARGAINS TODAY Octobe Henn Meetings. Thursday wedish-American Republican s ha'l, South O e Congre eagle ha: epoak h sman D. H Colezon hew Gering of Plattsmouth, Washing on hall Yiret Ward hall; candic Fifth Ward Yo Sixteenth and Friday, October publican club, o 1l speak ng Men's Republican elub, Locust Nat lish-American Garfield club and Swe dish-American | club No. Washington hall [ ich, kreser Mercer fth 1 Die. and speakors Con i D H Ward ixte kers, H Republican elub, enth and 1 H. Baldrig yst stroets nd other can- tober 27 McKenna's | In the fale of 8mith & Dillon's New York + Dressmaking Establishment, AT BOSTON STORE. | Ax Fast as Each Counter | spooner of Wisconsin at re- | publican rally, Trocadero theater of Oma Creighton hall; ge W. Bryant of Chicago. Pryor of Virginia spea ‘olored club aker George 1 Waterloo, Geor Democen Ancsday, Octol M Eighth Ward Democratie, Twenty-second and Cuming General meeting at tent reday, October Swedish meeting Friday, October 26 Swedish meeting, Oma Sixth Pratt Saturd Dougl Meetings, Wolf's hall T} relghton hall Bryan club room, South Ward Bryan club, Thirtieth and October 2 s County D teenth seracy, 320 South F WOMEN ARE GRANTED RELEASE | ! re Separation o Have Been Proven Faithiess, w Judge nulling Dosle plaintift Keysor has granted a decree am the marriage of Nellle and James In his finding th marr the defe yet 15 years of a was 16 the marriage and the defendant not only neglected | support her, but turned his attentfons to | ward another. The plaintift was given her | maiden name, Nellie Vandewater. len G, McDonald was also awarded a decree of separation from Daniel J. Me Donald because he had failed to provide { for her suitable maintenance. Mable Monroe Tuthill has brought suit for divorce from J. Rosebrook Tuthill whom she was married in Detroit ten yer ugo. The defendant is a non-resident. She charges him with iofidelity and asks the tody of thelr 9-year-old child dant when she not nd that befor she cu Geand and Petit Juries Denwn, 1 nd and petit juries for the Noyem- the United States court at been drawn as follows Jury—J. R. Ring, Lincoln Twenty-iifth an ward anfel Custe South Fifte Omaha; . J "Caldwell Davis,” Licoln; J. outh John Trenche ' W Henry Knodell streets, Omah Logan, mont; H. M, Brownville; | Hmm | Oukds Hiram Kelso ham; Jumes. Millken, Polli orfolk ; Conrad Snyder, Grand i ler; W k Wiison, —Homer Allen, Kearney; n; J. W. Bi J 5 + Plain- vi Willlam Jullus Junkosky, 314 street, Omuaha: Alva Divid ‘Mears, Chadron; Pender; A. V. Matthews, Nathanson. 00 Loeavenworth J Twenty-fifth b F view; G. H. J. lshe. LaPlatte; North Eighteenth \ Kennard, Lincoln; rge Mustard, D, street, Omaha | and Calir { T, Ston Cedar’ Bluffs; Thomas Wil | lams, g L coln 4 Ord Davis, Ifarnam . Osceola; John Jack, Dorchesfer; J. Henry Ludlow, Camp: Lincoln; H. 'L, Mount, Omaha’; arles Charles 1. Cornell, Valontine: York; Jonathan street, Omaha; J. G Hansen, Blair; John W. Janes, Benedict; A 18 called to meet Novem- *tit jury one week later. Thing for You, Everybody's constipated now and then, |and the only sure, pure, harmless cure is Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Buy and try! All druggists, 10c, 60c. For Goughs and Colds Take a bottle of Schaefer's Cough Syrup. It will loosen your cough and stop your coughing Immediately. It's plensant to take. Syrup of Figs H tarrh Powder Gem Catarrh Powder Ajax ‘Tablets Peruna Duffy's \In!l \\\ll*k(\ Cramer | | | | Quinine Capsules > eloty Compound aparill erce's Preseription Listerine Hostetter's Bitters SCHAEFER <" 5w PRICE DRU « Cor. 16(h and Chicug: MRS. J. BENSON DON’T Forget that we are showing the most In scarfs, c guaranteed. waists, line desirable line of FURS ollarettes, ete., lowest prices Bee the black mercerized shirt :d, that we are selling for 98¢— worth $1.50. Elegant colors just French Flannel Waists, in all in, New circular Opera Shawls, hand made, in white and colors, prices $1.25 and $2.00. | satin faced venetians, | | vards long, enough for entire skirt, fram | relation ceased | to | to | nervous trouble and kindred atlments found | specia la | or sallow ‘| matural and common sense treatment for Other Nargnine, ax Big or Bigger, Ave Mrought T Take Their Place, \ STOCK more of ALL FROM THE For today we the SMITH & DILLON $:0.00 UNMADE ROBES AT $5.00 AND $10.00 AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA The finest unmade dress robes for dinner gowns, reception gowns and fine tailor made sults, including English and Scotch | plain cloths, imported broadeloths, ch sbelines, 1ough camel's hair, black appliqued robes, henille dress robes, spangled dress robes by far the highest cost imported fabrics and robes ever shown In Omaha, containing enough for entire costume or tallor made suit., worth up fto $30, go on front bargain square in two Immense lots at $10 and $. $12.50 SKIRT PATT 400 skirt patterns of Scotch and English plain cloths, broadeloths. serges, zibelines, ete., each pattern running from 314 to 4| on sale SMITH & DILLOY open up a lot RNS, $5. at $5 for entire pi FINISH DR COSTUMES TAILOR-MADE SUITS number of very handsome of which were used as models; silk-1ined cloth dresses, go in this sale tern A costumes 11k coktumes s .00 SAMPLE SUITS, $10.00 High grade tailor-made novelty d street suits, sor lined and with the L'aigon ¢ , tinsel braid amed, and other new styles, worth $35.00, g0 on sale at $19.00 In addition to this we p dresson ace on sale to- court says that | morrow all the jackets, wraps, newmarkets, a¢ woll as an immense lot of dress trim- mings, silks, velvets, ete., from this stock of Smith & Dillon at the same remarkably low prices at which the other goods are being sold. Try to come as early as possi- ble today ROSTON STORE, OMAHA N. W. Cor. 16th & Douglas e Hathery Offers n Remedy. The Bathery offers to the women of | Omaha the only sure relief for rheumatism, E inent physiclans and specialists have for many years sought a remedy for these ail- ments and the new Renstrom treatment is the first and only successful remedy ever Repeated oxperiments have demon strated conclusively that the proper appli- cation of electricity and massage will effect a speedy cure and The Bathery makes a Ity of this treatment. It also offers remedy for wrinkles and a muddy complexion and gives the only sur developing the bust or figure, or for reduc- Ing the weight of those who are too stout. This health and beauty treatment cannot | be duplicated by all the drugs, lotions and D. Plasters, | €0e0eDe0eTETeT O { In attendance. powders upon the market. It is mature's own remedy applied to nature's tired and worn out forces. Exclusively for ladies. Treatment and new style Turkish baths given by tralmed women and a mald always The Bathery, 216 to 220 Bee building. d of Thanks. We desire to express our most heartfelt thanks to all and each one indivitually whoever participated with us duriag our sad afMiction of sickness and death of our beloved son and brother, Theodore I*:cder- ick Wirth, especially we like to moention the 80 numerous offerings of beautiful de- signs of flowers and the close attentlon ten- dered us by the membets of U. P, lodzs 7. A. 0. U. W., and C. P. A., while suffering from those hours of distress and misery, Respectfully, DR. E. and R’ WIRTH and CHILDREN, Willlams & Smith Co. announce the ar- arrival of fall and winter woolens. By Daylight The daylight ride to Chica« RO 18 especially pleasing in the autumn. The trip across lowa and Illinols at this time of the year is a genuine delight. Moreover, it saves sleeping car fare, Leave Omaha 7:00 a, m Arrive Peorla 6:50 p. m.; Chicago, 8:30 p. m., the same day. Good connectfons at Chi- cago for eastern points Library, dining, and chair cars. sleeping TICKET OFFICEH, 1502 FARNAM STREET. [ 250, BURLINGTON STATION, I0OTH AND M‘ASON STS. 000000000000000000 wmcn lscheaper° [] * [ GOOD GOODS AT ABLE. PRICI-0 GOODS FOR 'ry mome 500000000000 Photographio M terinl nd compare the resul You have only one oportunity of O taking some photos; theratoro une the $ best material and get the best possi- @ om- results. We guarantee all our @ IRST- RESH, RE ¢ BLE AND UPTO- DATE $8.75o ° A Beautitul Poco Cumeru DRESS | each robe | AND | also | 7| Y Bl DAY, OCTOBER 24 ROSTON STORE BUYS ANC BOSTON STOR Another Nig Lot of Shoes Go on .--u Toduy o Floor and IN An Entire Wholesale Stock of Ladies, Men's nud Children's (nderwenr, AT 400 ON THE DOLLAR SALE BEGINS Tt DAY pare youself for the most sen barga In underwear you and you will not b . 100 prices on 10C AND prices on a lot of it kind and style of underwear tc be found in this sa tire whe 000 in lot was spld to us for mply this y and absolutely soft sole &h 10¢ dds amd ends nent, 2o 000 house slippers, worth $1.00, at 100 pair ladies’ shoes, worth $2.00 600 pairs ladies' shoes, worth up L 81,50 Men's § 1 Little gents’ shoes at 7 Children's $1.25 Youths', little gents’ and boys' worth up to $2.00, go at 98¢ and $1.16. ON THE MAIN FLOOR. Ladlos' $5.00 shoes, $2.60 Men's $5.00 and $6.00 shoes, $2.00 Money retunded at once if you can dupli- cate these bargains for twice the moaey we ask ational and 2c each can of shoes and slippers in ppointed e of it ai Will be the - to$ i | winn be Ev worn this fall wil Remember (h stock, am And that the wh a very small su ber needed to have It very > be 50 shoes o e shoes, shoes cause the mo $1.08 and 100, 1 e | for underwear Thursday, Octoher 25, tha you could not buy regularly for five times | that price, BOSTON STORE, Ww. Cor. iDIVISION OF THE BIG SIXTH North A BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. OMAHA N 16th and Douglas. DIE ITT—Tenle late rest- | 44 North in the 724 | of his age from the louss on Wednosday at 3 o'clock CLARKE-~Willlam E hix father, Hon. Henr Case street, Omaha, aged 33 ‘ Funeral rvices at residence on Wedne: ‘nh.\ morning at 11 o'clock. Interment p vate. Hot Soda Now ! The hot soda water season is NOW ON. Come in and get a drink of— Hot Clam Bouillon, ot Ginger Egg-Nogg, Hot Dutch Coca, Hot Beef Bouillon, M his Ask for n Charter Thelr Ward to the Avernge Size. Stders Will i FFuneral | afternoon at the residence, of | v | The North Omaha Improvement club had | Clarke, %0 | an unusually lively meeting Monday even | Ing. Notwithstanding the promises of the | street ratlway to give botter accommodations {on the Ames aven line west of Twenty | fourth and the aseurances of the council that | ‘n.m.nmm would be done, only four trains | an hour are run. A committes was appolnted to take up the | matter of a suburban service on the Missour cific between the city and South Omaha. The club has voted for a division of the | Sixth ward and will ask for such charter amendments as will secure the segregation | of the Tenth ward. The ter of boundary | 1ines was not determined. As it 18 now con- | stituted the Sixth ward has by far the larg est population and covers a greater area | than any other ward. l‘m; squently when Hot Old Fashion Ginger Tea, appropriations for crosswalks, lights, ete., Hot (assea wade, the ward gets no more than the | 4 Fourth or Eisnih, neither of which s as| Hot Coffee Arabica, Hot Cherry Sling. large as some precincts In the Sixth Come and see our soda experts mix ‘em— they KNOW HOW | NOTE—Imitators of our names |nr-w driuks as well as jofringers on it MO U« | method of making fhem will 200 North | prosecuted o s | Sherman & MeConnell Ilrug[:o In New Store at 16th and Dodge. Clothing Sale HAYDEN: of the Age--the power the deal which we consummated a few days ago with B. Rothschild & Co., N. Y., one of the best Here is their proposition to us in their own words: Mortality Statistics, The following births and deaths wers re. ported to the eity health commisstoner for the twenty-four hours ending at noon Tuesday for our our, Birl first MeGui John abeth_Hutchineon, 1920 South Enugena Armstron clghth, aged 6. North Twenty Rochester, clothing manufacturers in America. “WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF MEN'S FINE STYLISHLY-MADE SUITS AND OVERCOATS—season too far advanced-—money virtually tied up in them—could be used to better advantage—appreciating your tremend- ous outlet—we offer the entire stock at your own figures.” We named our price, which was a ridiculously low one and | to our surprise was accepted. Our extraordinary purchase shall be a harvest of exceptional value giving for you. The Entire Purchase of Suits we Have Made at Three Prices: $7.50, $10.00 and $15.00 Every sult of the most reliable character—made of fine, pure worsted, vicunas | tancy cassimeres, new oxford grays, Wrown, black and gray; clay worsteds and fine serges. The tailoring of every deatil done with care and thought to give the wearer | Iasting satistaction—some come with double breasted vests—coats are made in the | new 8 and 4 button cutaway sacks. Also double breasted and square cut saclk styles— | thero 18 also about 175 suits in stouts, alims and extra sizes fcluded in this great pur- chase, which are marked same as regular sizes. These suits are sold for and are | worth $12.00 to § ’ You must see these garments to fully appreciate the magnitude of the offerings. Ulsters we have marked at four | The entire purchase of Overcoats and Storm prices—$5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50. These Overcoats are beautifully finished, all wool kerseys, and coverts—made up in all the new proper lengths and styles, such as raglans, etons | and square shoulder military style—in fact up-to-dato in every detail. Big line of | stouts and slims and extra size Overcoats, included in this purchase. We guarantee a | saving to you from this purchase from $3.0 to $10.00 on an Overcoat or Storm Ulster, | Sale begins Wednesday moralng, Oct. 24th, Perfect fit guaranteed® HAYDEN BROS. CLOTHIN vicunas, freizes, meltons UNION: PACIFIC (| I 000000000000 0000000000000000 MORE EXCURSIONS. rfa“ A be promptly | Men’s nderwear Men's fleece lined chirts and dmwrrs.vuuhas c Men's jergey ribbed shirts and drawers, fleeced, Malbriggan, fall weight fancy colars,, | A \ each........ 450 [ Men’s wool finirh(d. siik faced “ | striped shirts and drawers | o extra good value, Men's fine natural wool and camel’s bhair, plush back shirts —extra strong drm\t-rp.75 c each...oovvsvececnns $1.00 Men's all wool shirts and drawers, extra quality, each Men's extra heavy colors, fa Men's fine quality, camel’s hair, superior finish shirts or drawers, each ...... Men's fine medium weight, I'rench merino, fash- ioned seams and full regular made, each Men's ribbed balbriggan combination suits, at Men's fine Australian \\(ml snits, at Australian \uml fancy iioned seams, fast colors, each . MEN’'S GLOVES. It's a settled question that this store leads in quantity, | quality and price in men's gloves, | It's the most complete glove department in the west, ! It should be, after fifteen years of glove selling. | (Fifteenth Street Entrance.) JCBRANESA R AR QOUCLAS M 5 aw:»u S000 PAIRS Of Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s fast black hose, full seamless, with double soles, .#ilk finished, extra fine gauge, all sizes, worth fully 20c¢ pair, On lSnle) Tot}uy 828 at Boston Store Today. HAYDEN Sale. Every day a special sale per pair. Y Dress Goods nttl we unload our gtgana English Pierolas —so stylish for skirts and dressy dresses, 40-in. wide, wool and mohair, all these goods we have been selling at %1 and § yard, will go in this ale at @ All our blac k hnglwh Pierolas, 41-in wide—all our 46-in. French Soufle ®that we sold at %1.50 to »l.. ] gsc \ & N On Each Tuesday in October and November the UNION PACIFIC WILL SELL TICKETS OMAHA TO OGDEN AND SALT LAKE CITY, ONE WAY, OMAHA TO OGDEN AND SALT LAKE CITY, ROUND TRIP, . OMAHA TO BUTTE AND HELENA, MONT., ONE WAY, .. OMAHA TO BUTTE AND HELENA, MONT., ROUND TRIP, OMAHA TO SPOKANE AND PORTLAND, ONE WAY, OMAHA TO SPOKANE AND PORTLAND, ROUND TRIP, . OMAHA TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE, ONE WAY. OMAHA TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE, ROUND TRIP, Round Trip Tickets limited thirty days from date of sale. New City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St. Telephone 316, 0000000000000000000000900000000000 $23,00 40.00 23.00 40.00 28.00 45.00 28.00 45.00 0000003000000 00000000 .0000000“0‘00000".00.0000.‘0“ “Men who are pluusible in profeqslon are often pliant in principle, SHERIDAN COAL |34 inch per yd, will go in this sale 200 exclusive patterns in \om-h:ms all the new shades that we sell from %2, 50 to %2.05, in this sale %1,50 yard. PLAIDS, 28 inch Plaids, sold at 1he, will go at 32 inch formerly Plaids, hall wool Zibeline Plaids, Plaids, silk and wool meree all-wool Plaids, fine all wool Plaids, fine colors, 44 inch all wool Plaids, fine colors 50 inch all wool Plaids, fine colors, FRENCH Flannels, all colors, in pla all colors, in pl in~x. Bl s A in dots and stripes, l.mn"nm-ul lln- finest goods made. Fleur d’Alcase, Persians, finest cloth made Koechlin aumgarten’s Royal Persians Embroidered Flannels, 98¢, $1.50, $1.75, §$1. B C SILK SALE AT HAYDEN’S Black Satin Do Lyon, $1.25 grade at 69c.) Pango Velvets tty shades for trim- Hundreds of pleces of 27 inch wide black | ming, on sale at 5ic and colored taffeta silks, in every shade| Beautiful Perslan Satios immaginable, at 69c and 69 yard walst or trimm e worth 25¢, 38 inch 12 inch 12 inch colors HRe 65e The yard, ,up to n pre in shades for &, at We have a large line of gold and gold trimmed belts, in pat- ent leather, velvet and solid gilt. New pillow ribbons, ir beautiful stripes, $1.87 for 5 New walking skirts, §4.50 and up- $11.50 and up, °Tho Robert nampstar 6o, $ 1215 Farnam St. [+] ;Exrlunha Dealers Iu FPhoto Supplies. 0 Wholes Retail, is guaranteed to you as a matter of principle. The results we yunlu. claim for it or ALL your money back. with jackets to match, | VICTOR WHITE, 1603 Farnam St. HAYDEN BROS. oooooooooo'oooooonos Tel. 127