Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1900, Page 32

HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS FREE | The Only Opportunity You Will Ever Have of This Kind. FREE SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST GROWING | )" Start Your ¢ mried Position and Tuke & Higher Station in Life—Start > g Today. Btart right. Don't lo Btudy a profession at home, in spare t and step into a salaried position to & with, with lighter work, better pay an incomparably brighter future. Tho fact that bundreds young men have done this is proof that you can Drafting s & profession paying a yearly salary of $1,000 to young men. Mr. John| Wing of Schnectady, N. Y. a schoolboy, recently bec a mechanical draftsman with the Schuectady Locomotive Works | after but six months’ study of mechanical drafting. Theo G. Straub, a young man in | Evansville, Ind., took the Chemistry Course and soon secured @ position as chemist with the American Chemical and Spirit eompany Young women, too, are qualifying them- pelves for a start in u sala position Miss Mamin L. v'ook of West Groton, Mass., took the Commercial Branches—one of the ten to be given by The Bee—and held a responsible position as accountsnt before graduating from the course Hundreds of instances might be men- tloned of youny people that have qualified for salaried through study by correspondence. They had to pay for thelr courses. You can get a course WITHOUT CHARGE through one of the Freo Scholarships in the International Cor- respond Schools of Scranton, Pa which The Bee will give away on Decembor 8, 1900, to the ten winners in the Educa tional Voting Contest Seo the display at the Continental Cloth- fog company store, Fifteenth and Doug- Jas streets, and then cut out the coupon found on Page Two of this paper and vote often and fast Following Is dates to date W. B. Reynolds, Hastings, Neb Watson B. Perking, E. E. Bruce & Co.. John W. Muir, Omaha Machine Works F. B. Holbrook, 1108 Harney street.... John €. Allen, 2220 Chicago street.... Will A. Brown, Fullerton, Neb... B. E. Muller, Fisher & Lawrie Henry L. Cassell 0 Meredith avenue ¥. Benzing, Grand Island, Neb Pmma Rood. Telephone Exchan F. W. Bartling, Nebraska City.. J. W. Woods, Council Bluffs Albert Sessman, Murray hotel John Furbush, 1018 North Sixteenth.. Willlam Kocher, 2621 Parker street.. H. C. VanAvery, 1008 Capitol avenue Theo Schnetz, 2024 Howard street.. Lawrence Willlams, Council Bluffs. ... Frank A. Decker, Councll Bluffs, W. F. Hateh, U. P. headquarters. Blanche Wiggs, Millard hotel Jobn Haynes, Dewey & Stone. Dalsy Hickman, Bennett's Dept. store. Will Rink, Milwaukee city ticket office Charles B. e years of time and | ame positions the standing of the candi- ..2,041 a02 813 p. m. m, *7:46 p. m. +49:00 p. m Chicago Passenger trains via THE NORTHWESTERN LINE mited vestibule trains with library— Buffet—dining—aleeping cars. Parlor chaly care—Pintsch gas—steam heat—barbey apartments. **Very conventent for Cedar Rapids, Olin- ton, Davenport and afternoon connectiops trom Chicago. Ofces, 1401-1408 Farnam street. Sam’l Burns, 1318 Faroam, is making low prices on gas fixtures. Card of Thaunks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to those kind friends and neighbors who 80 ably assisted us during the illnese and death of our beloved father, John | Rodden; also the Royal Neighbors ot Cle- mates camp, the employes of the City Bteam Laundry and to the members of Hickory camp who acted as pall bearers. KATIE RODDEN, Ladles who bave thelr fur or sealskin gurments made at G. E. Shukert's, 315 S, 16'h street, never complain, Adding Machine W ‘Wanted—To rent, a Standard Rddln( ma- chine for election night. See business manager of The Bee, BURLINGTON ROUT Change of Time. Important changes in traln service to Kansas Clty, St. Louls and the Black Hills will bo made by tbe Burlington Route Bunday, November 4. For corrocted list of tralns seo time table in wnother column or call at ticket office, 1502 Farnam street. “We Rave it! What? Repairs for all cook- fng and heating stoves, ranges and fur- maces. Omaha Stove Repalr Wks., 1207 D'g's Adding Machtne Wanted, Wanted—To rent, a Standard adding mi chine for election night. See business manager of The Bee. Heyn's Free Souvenir Centinued. In November, with each new dozen Platino Cabinets or larger photos, we give & beautiful water color FREE. Heyn, the Photogiapher, 313-317 South Fifteenth. jawafer; est. 1566; lowest price guaranteed. 13 & Dou, ‘Huberman, Peliable, | absolutely MEN'S CLOTHING IN BASEMBENT. All the 835,000 Stock of Clothing from Levy & Welnatein, New York. TOUCHED BY WATER, On sale Monday, AT BOSTON STORE IN THE BASEMENT This sale, which began Baturday, drew the largest crowds of any clothing sale we 1 th pants which we adverticed at which were damaged by water, were sold out, we will sell all the pants which we advertised for 98¢ Saturday at i tomorrow $5.00 MEN'S PANTS $1.50 All the finest pants in this stock, gus gy anteed sound and perfect, worth up to $5.00, go in the basement at $1.50 Your choice of any man's suit ever All 50 in this | | stock for $5.00 Your cholce of any man's ulster in this stock for $3.98 Your cholce of any this stock for $5.00. Your choice of any boy's overcoat this stock for $1.98 Your chofce of any boy's knee pants suit for $1.25 Your choice of any vousg ma man's overcoat in n long | pants suit for SPECIAL NOTIC Although this entire stock was bousht subject to damage by water, we will ab- solutely guarantee all clothing that s now on sale In the basement in this stock to be perfect and free from any damage what- woever. And we will cheertulfy ratind the money i you are not satistied with your purchase. (8lgned) J. L. BRANDE!S & SONS, | PROPRIETORE BOSTON STOI'M, OMAHA N. W, Cor. 16th and Douglas Ets. CHANGE OF TIMB. Barlinton Reute. iffective Sunday, November 4, trains will | leave the Rurlington station, Omaba, as fol- lows Chicago—~7:00 . m., 8:30 & m., 4:00 p. m., 20 8. m., 10:15 p. m st 9:20 a. m., 460 p. m. and 10:15 m st Joseph Louis—4:50 p. m. Black Hills, Montana and Puget Sound-— 00 p. m Colorado, Utah and California—d:25 Lincoln—§:40 a. m., 3:00 p. m., 4:25 9:00 p. m Loulsville and Plattsmouth, Except Sun- day—3:35 p. m. Fort Crook and Pac!fie Junction—8:55 p. m. p. m. p. m., All Unlon Pacific ratiroad employes are respectfully requested to meet at Ninth and Farnam streets Monday evening, Gth inst., at 7:15 sharp to participate in the McKinley and Roosevelt monster demon- stration Column, with band, will start for place assigned in procession not later than 7:30. Badges, banners and torches will be pro- | vided. By order of COMMITTEE IN CHARGE. The Omaha Hebrew club will give thoir fifth annual grand ball Sunday evening, No- vember 4, at Washington hall. Everybody | invited to attend Reading Notice. Coming, The Brownies, 400 strong, at the Boyd, matinee, 3:30; evening, 8:15; Wednes- day, November 7. The most popular on the stage. Spectacular, speclal electrical and calcium effect, Beautiful tableaux, In- tricate marches, witty lines, catchy music. Hamilton Waren, M. B., £clectic and magnetic physician, office at the Central Hotel, corner North Fifteenth and Dodge streets, till & suitable location eam by found. Special attention to all long stend- ing or lingering dis nd to diseases of women and children. Have Root print it. Midland Glass and Paint Co., 1410 Hare ney street, sell gless and paiat. For Ladies 0nly $1.00 Pierce's Prescription $1.00 Wise of Cardul . $1.00 Pinkham's Compound. . e Pinkban's Wash . $1.00 Mothers' Friend . Burkbart's Tablets Hooper's Pills .. $1.00 Pennyroyal Pills $2.00 Tansy Pills ... 2.00 Marbel's French Pills $1.00 Clark’s Female Pills .. $1.00 Kilmer's Female Remedy Goddyear's Lady Byringe Lady's Suction Syringe Good Breast Pump... Good Fountaln Byrlnl- . J.A.FULLER & CGO. OUT PRICE DRUGGISTS, ©@pen All Night. "Mme. Yale’s most wcnderful preparation is her Skin Food For removing wrinkles and restoring the contour of the face to its youthful comdi- tion, 2000 Jars Given Away Free To turther introduce this great discovery she has sent us 2,000 daioty white porcelain jars of her Bkin Food, with iastructions to present one jar with every purchase of 76c of her geods at our store. We sell all her preparations at cut prices. DRUC 0STON STOR UNION PAC Y kR GOING Can Save IFIC }vANU [N S ToRN> WEST a Day Via THE UNION PACIFIC. MISSOURI RIVER TO SALT LAKE CITY, 10 hours quicker than any ot r line. | COCOA BERVED FRE MISSOURI RIVER TO SAN FRANCISCO, 15 hours quicker t han any other line. MISSOURI RIVER TO PURTLAND, 15 hours quicker than any other Iine. New City Ticket Offfice 1324 Farnam Strect. Telephone 316 THE OMAHA DAITLY BEE R BENNETT C0. g —_—— 30000000000000000000 ¢Vote the Straight Ticketo 1t we can't tell you who will carry & N( ht drafts cely, mana For_policles ) T oo’ Butldine turity ap) uftable 1 that to H 26 and ¥ Beautiful Decorated Dinner Ware at a Price Less Than Plain White, WE OPEN AT 9 0'CLOCK ELECTION DAY LR XL 2-2 41 L% X% -2 3 AT OUR COFFEE DEPARTMENT. A special drive Monday of English semi- | porcelain print dinner ware, delicate light green color and flow blue enamel, at less price than plain white ware. Dinner and soup plates Teas, 6c Ple plates, Tea cups and savgers, st of six, Meat dish, eight’ fuches, Tea pot, 3 Bugar bow Cream pitcher, 160, Bowls, 9 Bowls, oyster, 9c. Oatmeal saucers, the state, we can tell you with cer- g tatnty which {s the best KODAK OR 0 CAMERA to buy, PREMOS, POCOS AND KORONAS ¢ Be greatly reduced in price e Call and see our complets line of beautitul Albums, from 10c to $5.00, The Robert Dempster Go.. xclusive Dealers in Photo Supplies o REE 0 Campaign pins and buttons, McKinley or | Bryan, in gold or silver, given away at our jewelry department with every pur- | chase in the store OND FLOOR Our pleture department will interest you. Beautiful pictures at a low price. Our stationery department, sporting goods de- partment, rockers, musical instruments, all at bargain prices. THIRD FLOOR. A beautifully designed white enamel fron bed for $1.95 A Golden Oak, for $17.85. A Velour couch, for $6.60 A solid oak sideboard for $9.80 Our store will open at 9 o'clock Tuesd November 6, giving all our people & chance to vote 1215 Farnam St. '..60000000000“00000000000000 00000000000000000‘0 -9 o ° . ! la s o o B N 2 2 B o a2 Ilce Time will soon be here. ‘ Our stock of Wm. T. Wood & Co.'s ICE TOOLS is complete. tllustrated catalogue. the ice tool line. 1 Jas. Morton & Son Co.fl three plece, bed room suit, tufted in four rows, | Let us send you w® W. R. BENNETT €O, Fifteenth and Capltol Ave. Wanted--To rent, a Standard adding ma- chine for election night. See business manager of The Bee. Blank book and magazine binding. Root, 414-416 South Tweifth atreeet. 1511 DODGE ST, Exolusive Western Agents for At These Tooln. We are showing all the latest and most up-to-date styles in footwear for Men and Women. Elegance, comfort and durablility in the highest degree are to be found in our goods, and the prices are satisfactory to our tomers, C.P.Cartwright§ €0 N. B, Cerner 16th and Doualas Sta. HAYDEN; St.0m Citing Purchase Wonderful sale of men’s fine suits and overcoats at 55c on the dollar. These goods are from one of the best clothing manu facturers in America—B. Rothchild & Co., of Rochester, N. Y. They comprise the best styles—the best fabrics and are the best fitting g~rments in America. On sale now. Men’s Overcoats. Men’s all wool blue and black ker- sey overcoats, regular value 6 50 $12.50. Our gpecial price @s Men'’s very stylish overcoats in rongh vicunas and coverts, regu- 1 50 lar value %15. Our prics, # Men’s very finest overcoats, nothing better, in rough imported vicunas, best covert and patent beaver, Regular value %22,00— Iz 50 Our special price..... Men’s fine Raglans, Eton and the great overcoats. They are equal to the $35.00 to $50.00 custom- Bt oatn $18.00 & 22-50 Our price ... Men’s Suits. Men’s $15.00 suits Monday ......... Men's $12.00 suits—sale price B 860 men’s fine worsted and fancy cheviot suits, in 5 new sty-. lish patterus, every suit a real $16.50 value— OnaIa MONAaY B o.osolrsns ihnasaisiasssssrssss ln 00 Men's all wool 8,50 suits for. covvees vevverinensa...5.00 Extra Special Sale in our Boys’ and Children’s Clothing Department Monday. HAYDEN BROS. Selling the Most Clothing in Omab cus- .9.50 ...7.50 ASTONISHING SIGN | The sign you can not understand is the sign you are astonished at. There are sigus about your teeth which you do not understand; later you will be astonished that you neglected them. It you understand these slgns you will come to us and we will protect | you from troubles which will surely come it you neglect them. BAILEY the Dentist JYVEMBER 4, 1900 Only Cash Goes -No promises. 1 will pay next week' of | I am short now, will settle latter on." these storles went orce, but they dove | now with us. CASH ONLY GORS. Cramer's Kidney Cu wessnoniins 18 I Dunry's Malt Whisky.. .0\ WING Of CATAUL. vuives sree serveses | Bromo_ Quinine 8 8 8 GOOD TEETH make good hewlth. Have your teeth at- tended ‘befora they are beyond saving Fake VITALIZED AIR for painiess ex- tracting | Vitalized Air . c | Extractin ¢ | Good Bet” Teeth Gold Crowne | Taft's Philadelphia mmal Ronms, 1617 Dougins st yrup of Figs -ne Castorla v “w o Birney Catarrh Powder., . Prencription.. Cutleura Soap Packers Tar 8oap Bar-Ben.. e Alax Tablets | | 1 doz. 2-grain Quinine Capaiics H 1 doz 8-grain Quinine Capsules 1 doz. b-grain Quinine Capsules.. SCHAEFEH CUT PRICE DRUGGIST 8. W. Cer. 16th and Chic 69c. 69c. SPECIAL SALE ON GRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE Our window 18 piled full CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE e ] This s the excellent remedy m Cramer Chemical com Jur_price on this K ONLY 69 ¢ of it i will _make the Omaha weul mad, but we can't help it THIS WEEK ONLY CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE. 69¢ e ke See {t In our promptly shipped Sherman & McConnall Drug Co In New Store at 16th and Dodge. OMAHA THE ROCHESTER Monday—sale continues unabnted— Men's finest shoes—not the ordinars kind usually offered at speclal sale unexcelled workmanship, best of stosk sunily led at $, $6 and Monday's price $2.38, $2.75 and $3.59. Best shoe offering ever known--ver: swellest lines enamel, calf, {deal kid, patent leathers, also a showing of | Men's Winter Tans—waterproof and leather lined SALE PRICE~8$2.08, THE ROCHESTER SHOE CO,, | 1615 DOUGLAS ST, | fuccessors to “THB HOWE." medi | and {t's bought agent window. Mail orders SOLE AGENTS FOR Monitor, Majestic and Radiant Home Base | : Burners, arland Stoves and Ranges, The Genuine Round Oak Stoves. Stoves and Ranges Sold on Payments. Cor. 14th and Farnam Street. Cloak 1 “AYDE Comparison We place our heaviest orders by having clenks submitted from the leading manu- facturers of this country and buying from the one who submits the best values and styles. We want you to do the same. Have cloaks submitted by all the houses in Omaha and buy from the one that gives you the best for the least money. We will gend you cloaks at any time and leave them for a day or two with the understanding that {f we cannot beat other houses 25 to 50 per cent we don’t want your money. Our de- partment, is crowded. More business every ddy. People know our methods, they know they can get thelr money back if they are not satisfied THESE ARE OUR CANDIDATES FOR MONDAY More Jackets than all the other houses in Omaha and other ma- vertise them as great values at §7.60— our sale price New English box coats, made from the Washington mills Kerseys, lined with satin—guaranteed for two years—made with storm or coat collar— in brown, caster, red and black garment advertised by other bouses as a wonderful bargain at $14.75- le price.. .. .... Ladies' box coats, strapped seams, satin Mned— made of fancy mixtures and plain kerse: at.. | "l dredn o hnl L‘Olll 0 selec! Om—IW lnflln ’ltklll lfl kel’lfi}'fl. boucles, cheviots—a great variety of jackets made..all made In the very newest styles—silk amd satin lined throughout—some fur trimmed, some appliqued and somn plain jackets—made to sell at §12,50 and llfi 00— ¢k ‘pebble cheviot, Laed’ itk our price Monday.. Ladies' sults made from the very best q tho ‘famous' Winstow tafleta. {hroughout—mado in the very Dewest styles—a sult worth in this market §25.00-— A 32'and 34 In fancy mixtures—trim- on sale Momday—(Beat it if you can.)—for.... 6.98 Ladles' suits made up in newest styles. atzen med with straps of stitched satin, jackets silk lined throughout— Excellent One lot of jjackets made of cheviots, kerseys, meltons, boucles terials—all new, up-to-date stylish goods,silk lined—others ad- are worth $12.60—on sale Ladies' dress skirts in all sizes—worth $2. style, for.. ... Ladles: all wool chevlot skirt Ladies' rainy day and golf skirts—ome lot quality. 50—-mede o the latest worth $5.00 for $2.75 worth $16.00, for $6.08 Special for Monday Ladles' silk dress skirts in plain gros grain, taffeta amd brocade—made to sell for $12.00- on sale at $6.00. Ladles' dressing sacques in blue, cardinal and gray—they are worth $1.50, for 48c. Ladles’ collarettes, satin lined, worth §3.00—for 880, Ladies' black taffeta walsts for §1.98. Ladies' domet petticoats, 39c. Children's fur sots, $1.00. One lot ladies’ jackets, neweat styles—your cholce, $2.98. HAYDEN BROS. | READ BARGAINS ON PAGE 13 NO COAL FAMINE IN OMAHA ! with a big stock of hard coal and a mine of SHERIDAN GOAL we can fill your order while other dealers tell you “fairy t tails” about th - strike. | | VICTOR WHITE, 1603 Farnam St. Tel. 127 uler for a Smoke the best Auk your d Do you know THAT the averags lite s only ahout 30 years? THAT the average man does not | an estate equal to one thousand dollars? THAT there fs no {nvestment the present day better than tonds fssued by the OF COURSE you are golng to do different than most peo- ple have done; your Inveats ments will prove better, and you will make very fow, it any, losses Others, however, thought Just you toel, so perhaps there is a possivility that your life will prove only An average onc. An Endow- ment Bond, with the Equita ble, would make your old age comfortable. RANCE SOCIETY GIVES PROTECTION THAT SROTEC H. DNEELY 6R FOR NEBRAS M 206-208 Bqu\nWIKL How Much Life Assurance Ought a man to carry? Enough to enable his family to live as well after he {s dead s they do now— Enough to meet his obliga- tlons and save his business from sacrifice when death clatms him— Enough to fusure him & competence in his old age it he doew't dln Can you figure it eut for yourself? Joint Life Policies Are Written By the Equitable. CICIOIOXOIOIOROTOTOTOROLOLOIORO) O*"’ SIOLCTOROTOTORCIOICIOROLIONCH (-)@@ RUN NO RISK OF A SPOILED DINNER on Thanksgiving duy on account of your range or water back being out of order. An underdone turkey would g provoke a saint to anger om that ausplcious occasion. Make assuranc doubly sure by having us overhaul your range and put it in good condi- tion. Range work Is one of our specialties, as well as gas and steam fitting. Free & Black, ¢ Phone. 1049] 1806 Farna m @ PO EOERELIPPOOO POO® IT COSTS YOU NO MO F. R. RICE N. C. CO., Mfrs, St. Louis. UNION MADE “Bo not thereforo led astray by the e O brought low, but purchase inatead that which ye'desirest trom them Which be relisble and known them Whifle ubove 18 good advice 1t 1€ 18 Wlightly ungramatical. Don't buy al atovo because 1t iy pretty e It 18 cheap, waysit 1s the best stove I8 bLetter than an wilesman should know know why and wherein 3 Illmn (thern Ank ad to show you. $50.00. 4 nor becau mad why Acorna, arebett us, We'll b Prices $21.00 to John Hussie Hardwara Co. 2407-9 Cuming Street, “If You Buy It of Hussie It's Rig ht", pnsrnsssssasionssosrars