Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 10, 1900, Page 12

RELLEY, STIGER & (0. Bpecial for faturday in Men's, Women's aud | Children's Underwear, STORE OPEN TILL 9:20 SATURDAY EVENING Rest Fite Women's a Worth . $1.50. “Mansing” the Best Made, ting Undermesr—io ChMdren's Unio 00 Our Pri sell is from and will glance at these low | that it Is time to | Every piece of underwear we the best and most reliab Elve satisfaction. prices will convince buy. Ladies’ ecru and silver gray heavy fleeced vests and are silk taped gus. seted slecves, drawers have large flaps, ex- ceptional only 2ic each Ladies' hest Egyptian and natural color [ extrn heavy flecced vests and pants positively the t ever offered; 2e 3 to 8, b0c Ladies d cot sleeves, very nicely finished for winter wear, Saturday Ladies unfon suits, in ecr opened across bust or down front ng, lace trimmed per suit wool pleated ves valie each on corset covers, long spectal weight 50c each u und ellver gray both per- s, for saturd rit size 3 to Ladies' g and pants extra heavy only 69 each Ladies' superior quality patural wool v stk finish; extra fullness, French band, all sizes shrinking, Saturday ach Ladies o tights closed one bargain We ha celebrated * and warm fine ribbed pants with non- open or | of our in stock a complets line of the Munsing” underwear for ladies and children. It fs in & class by itself, the best made, the best Atting, the most com- fortable and durable underwear in market. | 1t given universal satisfaction and we recom- | mend it to all our trade. Ladies' “Munsing" | plaited wool, natural wool union suits, any | ladie #tyle, all sizes, fully worth $2.00, our price only $1.60 por sult. Ladies' “Muosiug” mercerized silk union suits {n flesh or blue, | beautitul quality, handsomely finished #pecial weight for winter wear, sizes 3 to | G, $3.50 per suit. “Munsing” union suite for boys and girls, extra heavy fleeced, natural | color, d or opened scat, all sizes, | euch Boys' volon closed and opy cach; size 3, 4 $1.50 each. We a in boys' derwear, day at 2ic each. We are headquarters for ladies’ and chil- | dren's winter hosiery Ladies' silky fleeced fast black hose ful and girls' “nunsing” plaited wool sults, non-shrinking, durable finish, n seat, size 1, at 81 at $1.35 each; wlze 6, closing out an odd line of sizes id girls' extra heavy fleeced un- sc and 50c values; all go Satur- ribbed top, double solé, heel and toe pair c, medium and heavy welght fast black cotton hose; also # very good line of heavy woolen hose, double soles. high apliced heel and toe; for this sale, 35e, 3 for $1.00. Ladies' fine black cashmere hose, me- | dium and light weight, very fine quality, double sole, double merino heel and toe; 66c stock, Saturday only 50c pair Boys' leather hose, fast black, heavy | cotton, tripple kneo, heel and toe, never wear out kind; sizes & to 11, pair. | Children’s black woolen ribbed hose, | double knce, heel and toe, sizes o to 814, | wears well; Saturday, 25c pair. KELLEY, STIGER & C0., Cor. Farnam & 16th. FOOT BALL GAME POSTPONED | ds Word that the Omnha Today. | Manager D. F. Lee of the Omaha Medics | foot ball team has announced that the | gamo scheduled for today in this city between Doane college, Crete, and the Medics will not be played. The manager of the Doane team sent word to Mr. Lee that his players would be unable to put in an appearance for the reason that se al of them are badly crippled and ill-condi- tioned to meet such formidable foes as are the Medics, “This unfortunate necessity of cancel- ing the game is very annoying to| me,”" said Manager Lee, “and is a matter | of regret to all the members of the team. Yollowing right on the heels of our d pointment in the backing out of the Clty Medics last Saturday, It hus left our team without any gridiron work for a much longer period than any one had dreamed of. “The team 18 in excellent shape, every man having shown wonderful improvement in the splendid work that has been done under the direction of Coach Danny Tay- lor. We will be in fine fettle for our gume with Drake university November 24 and with the Rush Medics Thanksgiving day. It Is a foregone conclusion that, had we played the game scheduled with Doane, we would have bagged another victory Last Saturday Doane met Hastings college and won by a score of 5 to 0. This is somewhat significant when it {s remem- bered that we defeated Hastings college the Saturday preceding by a score of 21 to 0. Basing the comparative strength of the two teams on the showing each made agalnst Hastings, no obe can deny our right to have predicted an easy victory." FAMILIES OUSTED BY FIRE| Doane unuot College S Meet Medics Whree Residences Shortly After Mi tents Are Mostly ( Dundee Burn At 2 o'clock fire destroyed Dundee pluce. in the residence vesterday three The morning | dwellings in fire originated of a Mr. Chapeck ¥rom this house (he occupants . escaped without injury, but were unable to save snything. The flames rapidly com municated to the houses to the north and south and they were totally destroyed Tley were occupled by families nam Patton and Potts. At the latter house mo of the furniture was saved The Waluut Hill engine house sent its crew and machine to Dundee and succeeded 1n saving three houses on Fifty-first street which were threatened. It is lieved (hat the fire was caused by the explosion of a soft coal stove. The house occupied by Patton was owned by Willlam Baird Omaha and was insured were Made Youns iunin. “One of Dr. King's New Life night for two weeks has put ‘teens' again,’ writes D, H. Turner of Dempseytown, Pa. They're the best in the world for liver, stomach and howels, Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only at Kubn & Co.'s drug store. Is each I my 1t you want to read about big bargains turn to page 7 and read Hayden Bros. ad The Rochester 8460, sale’ price $2&. Men's'shoes, worth up fo 8.5, vale . b chase. Baturday The Rochester Shoe Co 1515 Donglas Street, Kugeessors to The Howe. t shoes, nt calf, Tdeal kid ent mammoth purs | co-a | Hayden Bros. 'RECEIVERS BANKRCPT SALE| A New York Manufacturer of Ladies' Buits, Oloaks, Etc., Goes to the Wall, SALE TAKES PLACE AT 107 SOUTH 16TH ST, k Containe Stylish Suits Jackets, Cap Which Wil Be « niva 1 Clonks, I wish to inform the and vicinity that as r York Cloak and Sult 1 Sou Hros, cloaks, misses and children v ver for the New I will offer morning at h Sixteenth street ot for goods Co sale, beginning 4 o'clock at No. 167 opposite Hayden a large stock suits wraps, furs, etc., ladies, The will be s0ld at about one-third their value The New York Cloak and Suit forced the the season experie Co. were to wall by exceptionally vackward ced this $3.50 scarfs for $1 $50 electric for $10.00 $30 astrakhan capes for $12 $5 ladies’ Jackets for $1.0 $7.00 ladies' jackets for $2.00 $10 ladies’ jackets for $3.50 $15 ladies’ jackets for $5 $25 ludles’ jackets for $7 $6 plush capes for §. $5 plush capes for seal Jackets 0 $16 plush capes trimmed in jo $10 ladies suits for $2.50 suits for $3.50 suits for $4 suits for $7.50 walsts for $1.20 walsts for $1.60 t 85 $3.50 wool $4.50 wool 150 children's long cc 4 years old, worth all colors, 2, & for 59 ROBERT WILSON, Recelver for New York Cloak and Suit Co., 107 South 16th st street . two doors from Dodga Read about offerings Hayden Bros on page 7 FIGHT FOR FREIGHT RATES| Club Wants Carlond Iffn (0 Kemain ax They Are at Present, big Saturday E. Utt, secretary of the Commercial club, is in Hot Springs, Ark.. attending the inual meeting of the Western Classifica- tion committee. Mr. Utt was joined by the secretaries of the Commercial clubs at Kan- sas City and St. Joseph and the three will ato In their efforts to avold any changes in freight elassifications that may work against Missouri river business in- terests. “Our great fight,” said Mr. Utt, “will be to keep the freight men from eliminating the carload rates in the territory covered by the western classification, which includes everything west of Chicago. Eastern dis- tributors have been demanding for the past twenty-five years that carload rates be eliminated nnd less than carload rates sub- stituted. This year their efforts have been exceptionally active and we will have a battle on our hands to combat the move- ment. The elimination of carload rates would drive the western jobber out of busi- ness, Inasmuch as a big share of his profit comes in the savivg he makes on freight by getting it in carlond lots, If the carload rates were wiped out the western jobber would be placed on an equal footing, o far as railroad rates are concerned, with the eastern distributor and it would be a death blow to our western commercial interests. “I am coufident that our phase of the question will meet with the support of the railroads. 1t would be a direct slap to the industries of the west if the carload rates should be of the rallroads belonging to the Western Classification are largely dependent the territory west of Chicago and St. for the bulk of their patronage th hardly listen to the honeyed arguments of Chicago, St. distributor: Louls v will words and Louis and eastern Announcements of the Theaters. The Jessie Bartlett Davis souvenir mati- nee at the Orpheum today will draw @ packed house of women and children, with whom this talented artist is such a great tavorite. given a picture of the popular singer with a ghort sketch of her stage career. This week's bill has nroven a great drawing card at the Orpheum, and especlally among the fashionables. The largest number of people have been present that has ever attended the cosy playhouse during a single week siuce it was opened. The lust performance will be given tonight. A new bill will be offered tomorrow, ard of Thanks. We desire to thank our kind friends wnd neighbors for their sympathy and beautiful floral tributes during the death and burial | of our beloved daughter and sister, Matilda. MR. an DREN MRS. A, CARLSON and CHIL- Dance Washington hall, streets, ing. time night. Eighteenth and Harney Jolly Eight's lively bal) this even- Clark's union orchestra: a grand, good for you. Yes, gents Welcome! 7th page will be found the ad of Read it. On the Burlmgmn Route | Low Rates Tuesday Route offers the Tuesdays in The Burlington following bargains for November. One Round Lake Way. Trip, 4 .$23.00 $40.00 Butte and Helen . 28,00 40.00 Seattle and Portland.. 28.00 45.00 Spokane and Tacoma.... 28.00 46.00 Vietorla and Vancouver. 28.00 45.00 Ogden and Salt City Round trip tickets good for days. thirty TICKET OFFICR, 1502 FAR* AM STREET. TEL. 300, BURLINGTON STATION, IOTH AND MASON ST TEL, 138, « of Omaha tall. | Here is an idea of how they will be sold | withdrawn and inasmuch as all | upon | Every woman attending will be | THE KELLEY, STIGER & C0. le | Another in | Batarday Big Bargain Day Bhoes, [ | LADIES' $4 00 HAND TURN SHOES, 8198 Ladies' %225 Shoes, $1 e Ladies' Extension » $1 Shoes, THL 9150 n 20—Another S0e=Open $4.00 SHOES $1.98 Along with the i $4.00 extenston sole shoes | we are selling for $1.98 we will add & line [of $4.00 hand {are patent tip, | We will close out all odds and ends ot | | 1adies® $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50 shoes for $1.29, ; ‘ LADIES' VELOUR CALF SHOES, ladies turned shoes; they button, go at $1.98, | Ladies' storm boots, high cut extension | sale, tor golf skirts or bad weather wear, only $3.35. Our Automobile wine shoe, with extension looks like a | $5.00 shoe, fits like a $5.00 shos, wears like A $5.00 shoe, but sells for $4.00. sole, Cuban shank and heel, Our heavy sole shoe with a cushion insole | continues to be a great drawing card for tender feet. All the qualitics of & $4.00 | shoe tor $3.25, leader, extension sole, $3.15 CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOLS Nothing better than our kangaroo calf, | Our Jadies’ with a heavy sole, $1.25 for children's sizes, lu 50 for misses’ KELLEY, STIGER & €O, ‘ Corner 15th & Farnam, 1t you are looking for bargains read Hay- den Bros. ad on page 7 and then call at the store DIED, | HILL~Mrs. Fred Baum, Thursday, wom Funeral | Sunday, N | “termerit s November services at ovember i1, Forest 1 All it church o | Wit cemotery, m. In private, ‘000000000000. 0000 Tales of the Insurance Man, | | e A “Cron an ¥ Time to Turn the Dog Loose. “When the agent of an alleged life insurance compamy calls on you," vays the Prairie du Chien Union, “and tells you that his company ¢ writes a policy which guarantees any fixed amount of interest, simple or compound, on the money pald in, turn the dog loose and encourage him to eat tne liar. And when said agent suys he will guarantee you 7 or § per cent interest on your money pald in, ket down the old shotgun and give orders to march. Life Insurance is not a speculative scheme to amass great wealth by fabulously high in- terest ewrnings. It is a wise, servative provision for an emery which 1s bound to overtake ever; sooner or later, and also a savings bank account which grows by steady accumulations. It is afe beyond question, if in & standard company, and nine times out of ten is the best * investment of a lifetime." . That kind of talk Is straight busi- o Bess. You might just as well buy u o gold brick as a poor insurance pol- fey; the final result Is the same in either $e. And here is the meat of the whole proposition—the rate is the same—it will cost you no more to buy the best, than to take chances in & new and improbable scheme. Here {s the busis of our prosperity— look over the statement made by the old reliable Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and you will understand why it has earned Strongest in the World:" ENT OF JAN, 1, 1900, Outstanding assurance.$1,0: Total {ncome New assurance fssued. Total assets Aussurance fund and all other bilitles . Total surplus Paid policy holders in 1899 0000020000000 000000000000 * 53,878,200.88 @ 203,301,832.00 @ 250,191,286.50 @ * * 03¢ MHa- 219,073,809, 61,117,477 $90000000000000000000000000000000000 ooo.oo;QQQQQOvO«oooooooooobooooob'o 24,107,541.44 . .THE EQUITABLE H. D. NEELY, Manager for Nebraska, ’ 206-208 Bee Bullding, OMAHA, * * L d * * 00000.000000‘0 00000 Schasfer's Gough Cure 20¢ For coughs, cclds, bronchitls, croup, soro throat, and pulmonary trouble peri- Shown that 1t will give fnatant 1i sthma and we beliove a trial will convince unyone of the truth of the above Egyptian Lotus Gream 10¢ That Is a fine preparation for chapp hands, fice and lps. will prevent chap; Nicely Ferfumed. he sime s What you' generally pay 2o for. Uncle Sam's Tobacco Cure 50¢ The regular pi is $1.00 a b ceo. It e nocarry in_ your ves ake @ bite and you will be | satisfied Without your tobacco, With | packages we' will " give vou guarant.e | | | . Tt wil % n pack that it will cure or your money refunded. SCHAEFER ““* W. Cor. PRICE DRUGG 16th and Chicaxo, d health. Have your teeth at- hey are beyond saving. \LiZED AT oy painless ex- tracting. Vitalized Alr .. EXtraciing ..., e od Set Tecth'| .00 d Crownz..., .00 | Talt's Pmladllnhna I]lntal“noum:, duli Douglas st | OMAMA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1900. Excellence,Elegance,EEconomy Are the sign posts that direct the attention of buyers, gathered together are the choicest possible to obtain. Men'é Clothing Our garments are not | only the most stylish in | the market, but they are | made in the best possible manner, much better work than in the ordinary ready made garments sold by many clothing stores in the land. Every day we prove these statements to be true, We are equal to the task of satisfying everybody who come here for clothing. | Men’s All Wool Suits | this lot worth from $12-00 to for $4.50. | Choice Saturday. .. Men's All Wool Suits for $7.75. Men’s All Wool Suits for $10.00. Men s All Wool Sui s for $12.00. Men S Hate. Go where you will,search the land over, visst every hat, clothing or any store where bats are for sale,and you'll find no such values as we off er in our Men’s Hat Dept, Our Nebraska Special is a hat well known for its quality style and finish, It's as good a hat as you'll find anywhere for %2.40. | Our price in the latest | block and guar- ] 50 [ anteed..ccoeiene All colors but the off ones. All styles but the old ones. Children’s 75 Lad %6.50, our who want black, made of best Washingt bring %2 6 to 14 years of age, such as 1f there's anyt facturer and the Real Marten Se -Head Scarfs. .. Sheered Coney Collarettes Electric Seal Collarettes ... Real Marten Derby Good Astrakhan Capes Good Electrie Seal Jac! kersey and covert cloth, main and good quality mercerized lining. This is well made and perfect fitting gar- ment, would be cheap at Women’s Automobile Coats—In tan, | storm collar, heavy satin lined, garments that 5.00 elsew here—our price. .. | Children’s Box Coats and Automobiles—We've a | ' very pretty line of new creations in children’s garments, from collare l|4-~4 , 30 inches The collection of beautiful clothes, You'll find this store a safe store to do your trading in. ete,, that we bhave ' Jackets, Furs, Etc. Women’s Jackets. ies’ Jackts—made of good all lived with Ro $3.90 price Saturday. 150 Women’s Stylish Short Jack- | ets—One of the greatest jacket bargains of the season, and the ladies of Omaha to get double jacket values will find them in this up-to-date and well made garment, made of ths finest kersey, hand. somely strapped and stitched, the best fancy taffeta eilk, garments in lined with £820.00— $9.75 red, castor and well tailored, high $18.75 on kersoy, box coats, automob les, ete., made in cheviots, meltons and kerseys, tan, blue and red, $3.90, $4.90, $6.90, $9.75 Fur Specials. hing that makes fur manufactur- ers sick, it is blue bird weather in November. Some of them get tired of waiting for icicles. temptingly low prices have been made to our fur buyer, who accepts with thanks to both the manu- Result, weather. Skunk Opossum Scarfs. Winter Caps Plush Turbans........25c Golf or Brightons. .....25c Boys' and Youths’ .....35c Toques, Tam 0'Shanters, etc. CLOTHES: FOR MEN 44> wOMEN | | Mea’s Winter O’coats The fitund huny of all our O'coats are quite remurkable us the qualities, make and prico, Men's Fall 0'coats, $4.50 Men's Fall 0'coats, 7.00 Men's Fall 0'coats, 9.00 Men's Fall 0'coats, 12.00 Men’s Winier Underwear Men's Underwear Fleeco lined, per garment Men's Underwear Jersey ribbed,per garment Men’s Underwear silk foced.striped,per garm't SO¢ Men's Underwear Natural ¥ ns ..35¢ 45¢ wool and eamel hair garment ¢ All tho wantuble kinds best the market offord | Our Boys’ Shoes Our shoes for fall bettar v, 75¢ D 10 the and winter are lues than ever You can make no mistake in giviog thew | trial. The shoes and the boy will do the rest ever pair guarantesd, Boys’ Sutin Calf Shoes | Good quality, good style. puir guaranteed. 18 to 2 24 to .nl.... Every Selected solid soles counters, ki 185 %0 Deilivvis |24 toBeceee- Boys’ Seamless Shoes Quil'ed soles, g ere. Guaranteed pecfe t sutisfuction 18 to 54... $1.50 | Boys’ Storm Calf Shoes | With quilted soles for winter wear. They will not rip. ™ vou wanta shoe to sty wiih the buy let him buy a pair of these. 184 to 2...........$1.48 2§ to6... 1.65 Boys’ Box Calf Shoes Just the lhlng for rchool. Made just a« & boys' shoes ould be made— dressy £nd desirable. -$1.75 18 to 2 24 to 53. 1.90 and teed, uine wear to give resiste Bigantc Sale of Men’s Clothing... HAY DENs Half price and less on reliable clothing—such as made a reputation for the firm of B. Rothschild & Co., second to none in the clothing business of Rochester, N. Y.—is indeed an event that should be taken advantage of by all in need of clothing. In fact this is an opportunity to supply your to come, with reliable clothing at but a Rothschild’s clothing at Hayden's price if you want it. fraction of original cost and your money back (lelm { 2 § u Men's §18 Blue unfinis hml 'u nD Worsted suits, now, Men's $15.00 Vicuna U\qx coats, now. 1 50 Men's $12.50 ( m.~xt Over 0 Fine Pure Worsted suits— 1 u 2 (1Y) " (2,50, 8, 00 g |,. Men's $12.00 Oxford Suits- now. . Mer’s §22, suits. . s Men’s $10.00 fine Worsted suits. . Men's $12.50 Kersey Over- coats, now Men's $13 Ulster Men's $20.00 to 00 Vicuna, R Chesterfield overcoats at , Men's $4.50 Pure Wool Trousers— at., .. Boys’ Saturday. .nul ( Inlqln n's (|(llhlll” at less Read ad on page 7. HAVDEN BROS, Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha. ||mn w huh um Quality Ever;l e All Prices. guaranteed. All Styles. The Leading Stove Dealers of the United States sell Charter Oaks. 1t no Dealer in your Town does—W| TO R ONARTER OAK ITOVI'AI;D'IR'IGIGO‘O‘. IT.u L.I)I"l- clothing wants for seasons | HAYDEN | and the little ones made happy. alone giving the greatest values i Children's Jackets, | Feit and collar, trimmed worth 0, for ... 8 Juckets worth $8.50, tor frie browns, tans, worth up to $6.50 day, only .. i Children’s Juckets with braid and fur, made to sell for §7. Saturday Infant's Eiderdown Cloaks, t | worth $2.00—for i mmed Duriog this children's jacket sale we, will Elve you special bargains in our cloak dept Ladies' Sults, made of pebble cheviot and venettans; silk lned 12 50 throughout; wade to sell heavy materials fackets at nd bound with satin straps, the very newest double-breast- 6.98 sllk lined ed, Ught-1ting style— mide to sell for $12.50 | One Tot of ladies’ Jackets, silk and satin lined throughout, medium heavy welght— made 1o sell for $6.00 and tor * One 1ot of ladies' Juckets boucles and friezes, silk throughout—made to sell I tor $5.00—our price ouly fn kersey and satin linel 4.75 Y Mother’ 8 Day in cu The mothers will be surprised and pleased at the bargains Children's Jackets, sizes 4 to 12, with deep cape blacks, reds and blacks and greens and blacks Special for S and Children’s r Cloak Dept. A saving of 50 per cent on a child’s jacket will also make the head of the house bhappy. We defy competition in this department and stand pre-eminently in children’s jackets in America. 75c 1.10 1.75 sizes 6 to 12 yea with tinsel braid, 1u heavy boucles, in blues 4nd 1,000 children’s fackets in all wool heavy materials, in boucles s, chinchilla, beavers wnd other materials, in blues Rrays and fancy mixtures— your choice Satur- in Frenc u!r‘kbnnn and I(Fnleyl. trimmed straps of vame materlale; 3 98 . 00— murduy. Oune lot ladies’ Coats, in box and tight ftting, in finest West of England kerseys, lined with the famous Ekinner's satin trimmed with braid and edged with fur tho greatest jucket In America—sold by other houses in this town for $16.60—Saturday's cale price One lot of ludies' ratny day skirta i medium browns, blues and for Ladies' Golf Capen, 33 Ladics’ silk dress Skirts, worth $12.00 1. ) Children’s Fur Sets, 8 each Ladies' Collarettes, 10 (nch from French coney, worth §: Read ad on puge 7 pllar—mude for 98 _HAYDEN BROS. inum ' I PAINTING STORY { FRONTS: | Sherman & Mccunnsll Drug Go Denlers in ¥ pared Paints Cor. 16tk e Dodge Stn, For Ladies flnly $1.00 Pierce's Prescription ... $1.00 Wiae of Cardul $1.00 Pinkham's Compound. . J0 Marbel's French Pillg Clark’s Female Pills )0 Kilmer's Female Reme: Goddyear's Lady Syringe . Lady's Suction Syringe Good Breast Pump Good Fountain Syringe .A.FU! LER & GO. CUT PRICE DRUGGISTS, 14th m.d Douglas Nts. Open All Nght,