Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 9, 1900, Page 12

BOSION STORE Chiengo Dram u & Up Dodue Street=Tooth- plek Uned for Motive Power. The Most Important Sale of Remnants of All | Kinds Ever Held in Om: entativ rolle frot K Chicago Albright, tra ling repre shoe house p hill $10 AND ' $12 FUR COLLARETTES, $2.50 a peanut et Nin toothpi rolling s am used Ic He means wasn't ugh This I8 the Entire St e him win and oo A Albr he wasn't nters in lieu of a wan tedious wor ok ve v Mr 1t One of the Laigest Mas rers in ght United 0 maplewoo: ing mashy aald it n an: e hi 75C FRENCH FLANM ad A large accumulation of mel remnants, in lengt in polka dots, anchor pa on light and dark groun: DRESS GOODE REMN A new lot of 2 6 and 6 pie yard long enough 1o ok ntir up to $1.00 10¢, 15¢ and 2 DRESS GOOD)! From our great establishment many worth covert cloth French noveltie serge and cheviot on sale at 40 REMNANTS OF These are flannel, in p! Ing sacks dren’s and in Ache 11 Hal wa he K 1 that the ed out to wi h who terms o ora car b le zon other nt at time the "k to time the crowd tool After the first up and asked if tha g Koft" to sce th ctions Jeht strafghtened t enough t or 1 Not much!” was the “It Brya | had carriea niinc my hat in public for thr No, sir! I hold you to your agre S0 Albright settled b upon his 1 A selected another to the point the post-prandia r behind the pod he gave kind of a kick that five feot and landed It in a T YARD. | slon between paving tant, quivering a sudden gust moorings and back ft in hoppy sea nswer. 1h wite's 150 YARD, making REMNANTS in 1 3 to & yard broadeloth re all niet P ing to § in ol bln 1€ bl 1DE it almos slight depres bricks. It la in the zephyr ed it came, bobbing 1ik Albright spran stin delaine, Bwift sent two 2} in 1 n ¢ orth up to 7 v cork 2 t it erfed ) touch it wasn't g n't go tan to inter X Referee *h your to,”” growled lofter.’ You ean onl and colors, Hake. “You'r t a0 yard, 0 YARD. cloths for ing to use OTHS, $1 mporte PORTED (1 Albright high ot and ladies wear yenetians men's and b for rainy day and b yard Terms, gtk The pe lgment of foot ball and golfing term. nut tacked to leeward and foun on the street car rail “Stick to the cobblestones t Hank,” coached eland drummer. on ycu then.” Albright, holding the toothp finger an. thumb, flicked the aguin, but failled to 1ift it squarely and | went seurrying into the gutter, Is that the way they do it tn Harvard?" 1 Hake, contemptuously. Haw raw-—Harvard!" shouted th clandite, giving the college ve'l Breckety breck! Breckety breck! koax! Yale, Ya-ale! Yale-ale | the silk salesman from New York. Albright boosted the goober away from th urbstone and gave it such a mighty that it lit the outskirts of a erc school children and was never seen @ How Rofrree Hake had a b-cent ot e STt and put a fresh nut in the & i | A are to whether Albright of all | under the contract, could tee his ball i red, un- | the middle ot the course, at one- | ¢lded against him. It took |and twenty minutes to roll his peanut the Dodge street hill. DAY ! all MNANT wide between th Albright's friend, “It won't roll bac inch kinds Iin, 24 all kinds lining 10,0 bleached mr 10,000 yards cambrie, 1c canton betwee all Kinds fine plain or coarse, counter flannel hoa at e vard One blg ¢ colored ou One bik nel, g One big lot yard. O ht or handsome 1ight- vard grade d ich unter 1ng nnel - ter be outing flan- | & and dark, Sty mitation I raw ¢ 10¢ | Cle flannel, mercerized retorted big counter 40 quality sateon, 15¢ One big s3 good One hig flecced Persian flanne at 10c a yard One big counter worth 15e Imuiense bargain Kkinds of table dama bleached and hle fourth the regular Big bargains in Kkinds of crash tow and one-fourth yards length, go at one-fourth the $10 AND $12 FUR COLLAR 500 0dd colla where two of a kind on hand, in astr seal, combinations of el lamb, muffion tn round collarettes ¢ med with tal 8. many your choice on main 0. n yard 1 half wool yard y double yard an re counter counter 10 mill t ar 1 i m game t n | han i as pant 9 . in turke mill remnants of all 1g, running from one ( ten yards in | Fagl TE have onc or | akhan, electrie and P lan @ marten, tabs trim- or'h $10.00 and $12.00, | bargain square at ‘allacy. irfield, 1., s W. Scott of F yesterday appointed by receiver of the Home { of Chicago, the members of which aturday went over in a body fety Fund Insurance company new title of rum fon of the Safety wrance company of Syracuse, N. Y, Ta ‘orum Benefit Ord to of Nes floor Fun $2.50 PULLI Th All the fin double faced wide | n sa the ribbon | 8PP alone Is worth many times what we ask for the entire belt. Nothing is more sivlish, They can be used for a belt or stock collar, & big bargain at 2 each, all colors and all shades ribbon was incorporated thirteen years ago as tl Independent Order of the = charter | Louls Beban | ney of the | The was made by Associate Attorne acting for Perry Hull, state insurance department of the defunct $47.000 and the labilities, incipally of unpald death claim gate $317,000, his leaves a defic plan of a two fraternal insurance societies wa much on the lines laid down In the cent absorption of the Assurance com tual Reserve Fund Life ROSTON Cor, TORE 16th & OMAHA, Douglas Sts. N. placed at cot Tonlght western favor successtul ope Alice Niels many vocalists of suy me ment for its in comic opera T glven to enthusia solid months last plot Is intensely convulsive comedy, Herbert's cleverest vein 1s large and ally sonality, The costuming | seenle environment is of splendor prime harming and | and pretty includ will pre Omaha her which wa th York. Th wnd full s in V. om rctiv ccording te of $270,000, lgamatton company year in inter the w of New York. stor any per- uperh and the corresponding m vm the Insur; The Octot gion of ship as comprisin females on June B are credibly inforn then the membership has b by some 1,000 ard is only present. As it that meuns a reduction of members 10 loss than ten moth nd much of that loss is doubtless due t | reduction of the maximum benefits 1 $2,000. As tte order lost only about 2,00 4| members in | 1849, it uppears that ! has been greatly accelerated by che doub \ssessments and benefit reduction this y | a8 compared with the two preceding year: nee Pregs. of the American Le n glves the 4 males 1t o Honor's o issue of unusua a memh and ed that sinc on diminishe about 12,000 & we ie Bartlett 1 given tomorro A Joe is souvenir matine will be A pleture of th queen of song will be given to every wom who attends. The program this woeek being delightfully L 1 by ful¥ houses, | 3 | 180, is | 3 5,000 ™ BUSK-Hlarold Andrew ] Mr. and Mrs. A, C November 7 uneral from reside Aay, November 8, at 2 o'el ment at Forest Lawn ¢ invited “The Singing Girl”’ only possible inthe family where they orde: i Pri nter Friend u611 T ek . tery oy m Best Pennsylvania Hard Goal, Sheridan, Best Wyoming Soft Coal, from VICTOR WHITE, MRS. J. BENSON. 1605 Farnam St. Special Good Things in Hosiery. ~the best boys BLACK CAT RRAND. Chicago focktord Yoxen € The Black Cat cotton hose made, sizes 54 to 11 A fine quality of children's s and sole, sizes 53 to 8)—prices 13¢, two for A line of children's fleec quality at 25¢, A quality, extra good quality, S0c, fleeced lined hose, & better quality, Ladies’ fleeeed lined with white sole, only ues in ladies’ cashmere hose—qualities 20e, Heavy winter weight cotton hose, double heel, toe and sole, 25c, CHILDREN’S CLOAKS AND JACKETS they ave so pretty and so good for the money, children’s cloaks and jackets are going very fast, Long coats in box or full backs, from 2 to 10 ye: New box jackets, from 4 to 12 years—all nlnwn.m].- shades an trimmings. heavy weight mless liose—double knee, . >, 15¢ shmere hose, any ‘size, 1 hase —an 1'\||. 200 line of bette c——extra quality, Hoc, Extra good va 35e, Hoe, The, and $ O RENSANTS Pavs FREAK ELECTION 8T Dfl\\\ T0 BUSINESS ACAIN s Peanut Two er hand at tor traveling men, 100 yards the latter a to break hands or foet!" ed that there was a cholce earthnut Koax loft and this was de- | him an hour was reuit court decre last the the Home lcation for the winding up of the affairs of what is left of the Home Forum, which Knights and La- dles of Honor, and the relinquishing of the attor- concern are Mr. Behan, | nged by re- Northwestern Life any of Chicago by the Mu a total of 13,107 was 16,804 at the end of | nearly 1508 and an equal number m the downward pac Tel. 127 hee A good quality of ladies THF ()\[AITA DA IL Y | Emma Rood Telephone Eschange W. Woods, Council Bluffs John Furbush. 1018 North 16th street.. William Kocher, 2621 Parker street Dafsy Hickman, Bennett's dept Theodore Schnetz 4 Howard & Lawrence Willlams, Council Bluffs Cart Rench, 1109 South 27th street BEE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBIEK four James Slenker, Hotinan e he nding h K mpaign Work Ended and the Wheels Are Again in Motion, IMPORTANT QUESTION LEFT TO SOLVE CITY WILL DRAIN MARSHES atore., h to try entirely relie it to any on the train affficted.” Dillon's dru; Quagmire of Twenly Acres to He ed me. Blotted Out to Insure Pabiic Health and Stromg Fousdations. 1 1 | Throngh the ¥ You Can Q: ee Scholarship Contest | fy (o Accept of h Professional Position, The marshes east of the Omaha line's track lylog between Burdette and Nicholas stree will be drained by the city. About twenty acres of ground are under water | 8nd the health of that part of the city Is angered by malaria-breeding ponds. | uthermore, much valuable warehouse property is rendered almost useless by the lack of drainage. The foundations of build- ings in that vieinity are sald to have been damaged by the water which keeps all surrounding ground koaked. Rallroad tracks are also fmpaired the constant secpage of water. A resolution providing for this Improves ment hae been prepared and will be sub- | mitted to the council at the next| | meeting. It provides that the Board| Remember it t of Publlc Works be fnstructed to| {EUreR not br |dratn this low ground and that| 3 s ot Fius the railroad companies bo asked to co- s Kid-n operate. After examining the marshes ki ! | carefully the city engineer has decided that they can be drained successfully by a sys- tem of ditc 2 connecting with the North Omaha sewer at Twelfth and Nicholas | strects | The larger the game the more interest- | ing the sport becomes Tod. Mr. Robert ¢ Morgan Grund Island enters the race for of the ten free scholarships of the International pondence schools of | " | Scranton, Penn., which The Omaha Bee of- its readers to compete for until De The voting coupon will be 2 ¥ | comber ound on page 2, which entitles you to a | Literary sc be given by the B evening, November 9, onteenth and F | r’ ‘ MRS, Corre: o 1 Burns, 131 real pore tly b introduction of and the ever new the electrical world, has created a groat demand for more skilled labor The | greator the demand the higher the wages s0 education is necessary If you ar 1 all ambitious. The following ehows core to da t | F. Benair w.n eynolds, v Henry L. arsell Watson B. Perkins E. Bruce & Co. John W. Mulr, Omaha Machine works.1, L. E. Muller, Flscher & Lawrle. ©|John Haynes, Dewey & Stone. B | John C. Allen ) Chicago street F. W. Holbro, 1108 Harney stre W. F. Hatch, 1019 Spencer street.. W. A. Brown, Fullerton, Neb. Robert Morgan, Grand Island 1. W. PBartling, Nebraska City, H. C. Van Avery, 1008 Capitol ave Albert lessmann, Murray hotel.. Blanche Wiges, Millard hotel. Charles B, Cole, box Omaha F. A.. Decker, Council Bluffs a 10 the automobile improvements in by n ke am and Island, Hastin Mme Feruna 1.00 Wyeth's 00 8eot 0 Ste o0 Jayne !'mn W' Hair R 0 Wam iKtimer Wine J'fe 0 Pafr 0 Mile Hood's $1.00 Malte | $1.0d d k J. Odgers of Frostburg, Md., writes: I had a very bad attack of kidney complaint and tried Foley's Kidney Cure, which gave me immediate reltef, and I was perfectly cured after taking two bottles.”” Take no substitute. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon’s drug store, South Omaha. . rdul et Write for Sherman & Me PROMOTE! New L Mortality Statistien. i The following births were reported to the cfty health commissioner for the twenty- HAY DEN Grand REMNANT SALE friday in the New [conomy‘ Bargain Room. | Thousands upon thousands of remnants of calicos, prints, per-| cales, dress linings, ete.,, accumulated from our own tremendous | | sales, and odds and ends, mill lengths and small lots closed out to {us by the leading mills of the world, on sale at ridic ulously IM\ pric Remember, at 1c and up. Remnants of dress linings, 1c a yard. Long remnants of shirting prints, at 1}c a yard. Long remnants of fancy dark prints, at 2§c a yard. Long remnants of wide percale at 4jc a yard. Long remnants of 15¢ black and white twill I shirting, 5S¢ yard. | Remnants of 20c quality French flannele‘ ‘o, per yard 10c. Thoousands of other big bargains crowd wue big new mnnumv bargain rooms. Come early Friday. {8 OF . a k n t ot 2 The Burlington time saver. kane; respondingly fast na and Tacom and Montana po 9:00 p. m. in. dining cars. slooplog cars. or | w a he IOTH AND TEL he South outh “1 have been troubled a backache. Foley's Kidne; who are usually Myers-Dill rnam lain toilet set for $4.75, Cash— (Not Promises.) ®en “olds v ramer's Kidney 16th and Dodge Burlmgmn' . Route:, Only only 2% days to Seattle. . Train for Black Hills datly. TICKET OFFICD, 1502 FARKAM STREET. BURLINGTON STATION, 1900, At noon Thureday Emmet, girl; Fra ififteenth, girl; Ire Nineteenth, boy; | 1816 Willlam, girl; H Tenth, boy; Pater Thirty-seventh, girl Women's Shoes. | | Don't overlook these facts, it to Tratnmen. 0., engineer L. B. & 1 was y Cure, and o ottle 1 gladly 1 tally my friends among similarly Omaha duced recomm n Drug Co., uth Omaha. 1 dan, U W at FRANK FURNASS Chairman Our styles are sus perb—{it perfect— finish perfection— Prices right, The material and work- manship entering into the production of all **Nebraska Shoes,”” are first class, Our | constant effort is to see how e to follow will No. 400 Friday reon hall, Sey 8 Farnam, i selling & good a shoe we can sell for the price you pay. A RHOE STORE SHOULD BE JUDGED BY WHAT I'T DOES-—-NOT WHAT I'T CLAIMS TO DO. ’ W-om-en-’s S-h-o-es Adl Kid or box ecalf vamps, patent lnnlwr or kid tips, good plump soles, mannish last, cor l for house or street wear. B to EE $ 90 | Weld like you to compare this shoe \\Hh .m‘\ £2.50 shoe 1 sold outside this store—see if we do not give the | values of any house within your r h I to buy at these | ert'e) woc | 1 reparations 0 and Wine a Liver Ol Liver Ol ¥ ) ewor 1 te Prescription “ompound best shoe Romedy Catalogue. Gonnell Drug Co | POPULAR PRICES Misses’ and Children’s Shoes A full and complete line, 5to 8— 84 to 114— $1.00 $1.25 B to EIl. Every pait guaranteed. %] 12 to 2— $1.50 CEOTHES SRR MEN 15 WO MEN S RADIANT HOME BASE BURNERS. Route {s the great days to - Cor- time to Butte, Hele- ieaves Omaha at All meals gerved Tourist and paluce w MAJEST!C, MUNITOR and UICK MEAL STEEL RiNGES. "GENUIRKE ROURDCRK 23 MASON &6TS. 128, REMNANTS. IN THE NEW ECONOMY BARGAIN ROOM. Friday morning we will sel! short lengths, 10,000 yards nfi”"'_ short lengths, mill lengths and remnants, from } yard to 6 yards, ”::;m box, in each piece, at the most ridiculous prices ever sold in Omaha, | Cramer's Kidney Just think, over 1,000 pieces of short remnants, of all kinds of | fch=efers Coush | goods, worth from 50c to $1 per yard. We will sell these short at 1e¢ each for each remnant. Cure, we H money. Sent | Mennen's T piece Wine of Cn 2,000 short pleces of high g {n lengths from 2 yards, 3 yards and at | 13 and 20 for entire remnant. 0 vards of all wool remnants, sllk and waol remnants, and sik wool and mercer- | {zed goods—some of these goods are worth 3 ard—entire remnant of 6 yards at $1.25 and §1.60, 500 dress patterns, in novelties, homespuns rench fancles, English Jacquards, goods that_sell all over at §1 and $.25 per yard, | entire pattern of 6 yards for §1.95. ade dress goods | 10¢, 1,000 full dress patterns and some 4 yards, som re of the finest 0 usomyd auli rds, skirt 6 yards—thes h novelties, >-pAvs g for $2.08 L o 100 patterns of silk crepons, in bl pattern contains 4 yards and yard—entire pattern of 4 yar for $295 for pattern. RY PA'T" AN FULL MEASI R, G 'PEDDLERS OR UIN THIS DEPARTME Two cases of 42 inch storm serges, in red, blue, brown and black | sc“‘EFE —sold everywhere at 50¢ yard, on sale tomorrow at 19¢ yard. 1 Grand Remnant Silk Sale, Friday. | All kinds of remnants of fine silk, in black brocades, in satins | and gros grains and taffetas, fancy silks for waists, black silk for r‘ skirts or entire dresses. Remnants of 1 yard, 2 yards, up to 15 | yards—silk worth §1 to $1.50, on sale at 49¢, 59¢, 69¢ per yard. Vrapper Sale, Friday. Ladies’ $1. Ladic and pere atterns | goods hat sell U 861§ 10 ck, each at §1.9% s in this GUARAN LERS SOL) D! Bemrain L Begr d nt sale Nervine v ity Sam's n 4 s o 0 Cor. o 10 ’ 50¢ wrappers, 19¢. 5 ladies’ fleece lined flannelette wrappers, 59c. ’ £1.50 and $2.00 wrappers, 15 inch flounce, in flannelette | silk lined jacket, worth $15, for $7.50. | Ladies’ fine jackets, Skinner's satin lined, worth $12, Ladies’ boucle capes, 30 inches long, for $1.90. in the New Economy Bargain Room. fleeced lined vests at 10c Children's and underwear at 10c Men's G0c and 75 underwear at Men's heavy fleeced lined shirts {drawers, at 25¢ | Ladies® heavy 1 for $6.98, Underwear Bargains Sc, on sale at Men's 30c h Ladies vy golves and mittens at | and | Dozens of slightly soiled collars sizes, from 14 to 18 1-2, werth 160, at Men's Four-in-hand Ties at 21-2 Men's 25¢ Suspenders at 10c, in all | | natural gray Merino vests | and pants that are made to sell at 50c and 1 *Clothing Given Away” in the New Economy Bargam Rooin. French Worsted 42; elegantly made and trim )ing and Freach facing; worth § Beaver Overcoafs at §2.50. Ulsters at $1.7: Black all wool frieze ulsters at Knee pants at 10 Children’s Suits worth up to $4.00 - HAYDEN BROS. men's biack Suits werth $10, for $4.0 75 men's all wool gray | worth $8.00, for § Men's fine pure fancy worsted, brownish plaids, worth $15.00, for $5.75 Cassimere and cheviot Sults; to close u..m‘ 0, at § 6 fine wo Suits in all Cassimere Suita, 1. small lots at 9e and $1.45 "u sizes from d‘ |SENT PREPAID It you want to try Uncle Sam's Tobacco guarantee you from using tobacco. prepatd our cut price cr'n in Quini w Proscription STOVES. We are Exclusive Omaha Agents. and Ranges Sold mall Puyiments. three It not we refund of boxes to &top on receipt Stov on “mILTON ROGERS & SON, 14th and Farnam Sts. PRICES AND ILLUSTRATIONS BY MAIL. SEE NSO NN EENEEENO SANANEEGRAEEEEEEER 76 200 Cure Syrap Pe yroyal +e0 8100 12¢ Fowder MEGENNESOEZNNOSINUN Y N EENESEEEEACELGEDER L ENISCIEECENEESOENEENIZNCEEENSAEISESEEND UNCERTAINTY Thers seems to b some uncert tion In Nebraska—not go shout our. have a very fine line of Hollday minutes at our store, Look f LINDSAY, THE JEWELER, 1516 DOLGLAS. . nty about the ele; tock—for we sure ods. Bpend a few the name LATEST RETURNS Trom NEW YOR,K MENS SUITS »*OVERGORTS Booin frldCo N, Y, AR