Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 1, 1901, Page 2

\ January Linen Sale Wednes- day morning we will commen ce our annual 1 nen sale. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK A1l our $1.75 Satin Bleached Table Dam- ask—in this sale $1.10 per yard All our $1.60 Satin Bleached Table Dam- ask—in this sale $1.00 per yard Al our 6ic Bleached Table Damask in this sale 60c per yard All our $1.65 Unbleached Table Damask in this sale $1.10 per yard All our $1.00 Unbleached Table Damask in this sale per yard All our 65c Unbleached Ta fn this sale 50c per yard All our 45c Unbleached Table Damask in this sale 25c per yard NAPKINS All cur $1.50 Bleached Satin Damask Napkins—in this sale $1.00 a dozen All our $2.25 Bleached Satin Damask Napkins—in this sale $1.60 a dozen. Al our 5 and $3.00 Bleached Satin Damask Napkins—in this sale $2.00 a dozen. Al our $3.50 Bleached Napkins—in this sale $2.76 a dozen. All our $4.00 Bleached Satin Damask Napkins—in this sale $3.00 a dozén. A lot of $4.50 and $5.00 Bleached Satin Damask Napkins—in this sale $3.00 a Adozen, TABLE CLOTHS AROUND. All our $1.75 Bleached Table Cloths- this sale $1.29 each, All our $2.25 Bleached Table this sale $1.60 b All our $3.00 Bleached Table this sale $2.00 each. All our $3.50 Bleached Tuble this sale $2.50 each. All our $450 Bleached Table this sale $2.98 each All our $5.00 Bleached Table this sale $3.38 each. TOWELS- All our_10c Huck Towels Be each. All our 12%¢c Huck Towels—in this sale 81-3c each All our 16 2-3¢ sale 10c each. All our 25c Huck Towels—in this 19 each. All our 40c,Huck Towels 26c each. All our $1.50 Huck Towels $1.00 each. CRASH— All our T%c Brown Crash—in this 314c per yard. All our 10c Brown Crash—in this T%e per yard. All our 12%c Brown Crash 10c per yard. Bleached Crash—in per yard All our B hed sale 10c per yard, FINE LACE AND G BROIDERED P! All our $10.00 fine 1 dered Pleces—in this sale $6.00 each. All our $17.50 fine Duchess Lace Center Pleces—in this sale $12.00 each All our $10.00 Renaissance Scarfs—in this sale $6.00 each, All our $20.00 Cluny Lace Scarfs—in this lo $10.00 each. All our $5.00 Renaissance Squares—in this sale $6.00 each. All our $2.00 Slavin this sale $1.25 cach All our $6.00 Slavin this sale $3.00 each All our $26.00 fine Renaissance Round Pleces—in this sale $15.00 each, Damask atin Damask BORDERS ALL Cloths—in Cloths—in Cloths—in Cloths—in Cloths—In in this sale Huck Towels—in this sale fu this saic in this sale in this sale this Crash—in this 38 LINEN EM- ce and Embroi- Lace Squares—in Lace Squares—in Hali Price! 1! on all ruf. fled Swiss and Net Curtains. This will be the greatest bargain sale in curtains we have ever offered to the trade, and anyone purchasing will get the genuine satisfaction of buy- ing a good article at ONE-HALF THE REAL VALUE. Fino embroldered rufed net curtains, exceptionally good value, reduced from $4.60 to §: per pair. Ono ltne plain net with ribbon border reduced from $3.756 to $1.88 per pair, and so on throughout this stock. No lady should miss this opportunity. Come early and get first choice Women's “‘2 Hosiery— Our remain- ing stock of cashmere and fleece lined hose for wo- men and chil- dren will be closed out at prices worth your cousidera- tion. 8¢ quality ladies’ Black Cashmere Hose —reduced to 50¢ ner pair. 80c quality ladies’ Black Cashmere and Fleece Lined Hose—reduced to 35¢ per pair 860 quality ladies’ Black Cashmere and Fieece Lined Hose—reduced to 25¢ per palr. 26c quality ladles’ Black Cashmere and Fleoce Lined Hose—reduced to 18¢, or 8 for 6oc. 250 quality children’s Black Cashmere and Fleece Lined Hose—reduced to 18¢, or 8 for bOc. 860 quality children's Black Cashmere Hose—reduced to 26¢ per pair. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TU In onr Cloak and Suit Dept. Every- thing will be closed out at ex- traordin- ary bar- gains. This means a great deal more in | our store than in any other in the city—as all our gar- ments are entirely new and of | the most fashionable styles — we | sell nothing but the best goods manufactured. In this sale you will have an opportunity to purchase the highest grade garments at prices ordinarily charged for the most common. All our Cloth Coats will be sold at ab- solutely half price. Our $26.00 Coata at $12.50 Our $18.00 Coats at $9.00. Our $15.00 Coats at $7.50. Our,$12.00 Coats at $6.00. We have four very handsome Velour Coats. These garments were great values at $30.00 and $20.000—your cholce at $15.00 each. We have only a few Cloth Capes left. A very low price will be made on them to close them out. Two Astrakhan Fur Capes—$18.00 and $20.00 was the regular price—sale price $£12.00, tric Seal Coats—mink trimmed— regular price $60.00—sale price $35.00. Handsome Astrakhan Coats—regular price $30.00—sale priee $20.00. Very finest Astrakhan Coat—regular price $50.00—sale price $30.00. Very finest Near Seal Coats—plain—reg- ular price $40.00—sale price $25.00. Beautiful Near Seal Coats—trimmed in | Persian lamb, natural marten and moire astrakhan—regular price $55.00 —sale price $35.00. Beautiful Storm Collars urel marten-—regular price $26.00 price $16,00. All our elegant Fur Scarfs, lo fine mink, stone marten, ‘sable fox and brown marten, at prices which are much less | than original cost. All our handsome Brown Marten Muffs— usually sold at $8 t0—sale price $5.50. All misses’ and children's Coats at halt price, | ALL OUR BEAUTIFUL FINE TAILOR MADE SUITS will go on sale at the | same time. They will be fitted free of | charge. There are not many of them, 0 we advise an carly selection. They are all cholce styles—some of them only arrivd two weeks ago. All our handsome DRESS SKIRTS—in taffeta silk, peau de sole and fine cloth—at extraordinary reductions. All our WALKING SKIRTS—regularly s01d at $10,00 and $12.00—at $7.00 and $7. We have about twelve handsome Walk- ing Suits—made of heavy cloth—which will be closed out at bargain prices. Big reductions on all our fine Flannel Walats. E in finest nat- e Specials In Flannelette Gowns and Dressing - Sacques— This January == selling of flan- nellette gowns and dressing sacques owes its popularity, not to the few cheap things, but to the unusual goodness of every garment. Ladies' Flannelette Gowns at H0c—re- duced from 75¢ and Sbe. $1.00 Flannelette Gowns at 7ic each $1.25 and $1.50 Gowns at $1.00 each, EIDERDOWN SACQUES $1.00 and §1.256 SBacques at $1.50 Sacques at $1.00 each 2 $3.00 and $3.25 Sacques each, Short Flannelette Petticoats at each. Children's Flannelette Gowns—sizes 4 yoars to 14 ycars—at 26¢, 35c and 50e— reduced from 4fc, J0c, 65c, The and 850 each. Silk Bargains—We can't de- scribe them— there are many fine values to talk about and reductions that will both eurprise you and at the same time please you. On account of the shortness of time in which we have to get this to the printer we will bo obliged to omit prices. We will be pleased to show you the many fine values at the coun- ter next Wednesday morning. FANCY STRIPED MOREENS. Three styles—regular price 85c a yard— in this sale 26c a yard, Bargains in Black Dress Goods—Kashion has al- ways a kindly smile for hand- some black goods, the stand- ard substantial dress stuff, marked at prices thav will quickly clear the shelves—we need the room badly. These lots wiil find quick takers at the following prices Now $1.50 from $4.00 a yard Paris novelty. handsome | Now $1.60 from $4.50 a yard —stylish silk and wool novelty Now $1.50 from $3.00 a yard—new silk novelty Now $1.50 from novelty. Now $1.50 from novelty. Now $1.50 from § novelty. Now $1.50 from $2.00 a yard—Parisian ty Now $1.60 from suiting. a yard—imported $2.00 a yard—figured a yard—matelasse $250 a yard—noveity No misunderstanding the purposes un- derlying such price-cutting as this on perfect merchandise. The goods involved must move, and that quickly. We need every fnch of space for new spring stuff. Study the following few items, and note the excellent values. One lot of handsome imported novelties, never old for less than $3.00, $3.50, $3.76 a yard. All go at $1.50 a yard IMPORTED NOVELTY DRESS PAT- TERNS-—Had our gathering of exclu- sive patterns of forelgn novelties not beon greater this season (han ever be- fore there would bave been little to show you next Wednesday. However the balance must go. Come and see them at the counter. A $50.00 Suit for $20.00. A $40.00 Suit for $15,00 A $30.00 Suit for $15.00. A $19.75 Sult for §! A $30.00 Suit for $1 A $25.00 Buit for $15.00, A $30.00 Suit for. $12.50, A January Sale During this sale we are offering children’s and ladies’ under- wear—the best of the season’smakes - prices being so| low and as an event of the big) January sale| which begins Wednesday, we deemita prop-| er and fitting time for you to buy underwear and profit by the reduced prices. Reduced to $2.00 per suit—ladies’ wool Union sults—Regular that have been sold at $4.00 and § Reduced egular egular fine Wool Vests natural to $1.25—ladies’ made—in blue quality of Reduced to $1.00—ladies’ Wool Fques- trienne Tights—black or natural—reg- ular $2.50 quality Reduced to wear-—-regul ladies’ Scarlet Under- $1.00 quality Reduced to 25c—boys' heavy i ton Vests and Drawers quality. Reduced to 3ic “Oneita’ make 50¢ quality child’'s Union cotton ribbed Suits regular Reduced to d0c—misses’ fine ribbed Wool Vests and Pants—regular 85c quality. Ladies’ Knitted Skirts—Note the fol- lowing reductions. boc Skirts reduced to 35c each. $1.00 Skirts reduced to Tse each Skirts reduced to $1.00 each Skirts reduced to $1.50 On all ladies' Knitted Jackets, Fas cinators and Crocheted Hoods we will allow 20 per cent discount Children’s Bonnets—On all onr winter stock of children's headwear, including fancy bonnets, silk and wool crochet hoods, and angora hoods, we will give a discount of 20 per cent. One lot of children's that were 9%c each each. Jersey Leggings reduced at 50c morning when saving prices. Also some the reductions below to $2.00 a garment. 50 French Ribbed 10 $2.00 a garment. ment $1.00 and $1 a garment Scarlet duced to 7 Outing duced to e Outing duced to 2 c eich lannel e each lannel ¢ each. to 15¢ each. Qur entire line of reduced to 18¢—or 3 and four-in-hands. terns, the room. genuine. Now 3ie, from 60c , from $1. camel's wide, splendid Now $1.00, from $1.5 finished plaids, ve Now Tic, from $1.2: value, i4-Inches wide, brown and white, very striking. STYLISH GOLF SUITI Now from § geod color, and qua colors mode, black, f \ Hr i o\T T T o The women bearing are copy! Straight bip. R. & G., the be corset for the price plete assortment white or gray--$1.00 black silk extra value, They are double Mit fancy backs-—prices pair. They will go prices We close Saturdays at 6 P. M, AGI THOMPSON, BELDEN & Co. NTS FOR FOSTER KID GLOVES AND McOALL'S PATTERNS, The Only Exclusive Dry Goods House in Omaha. M. O A. BUILDING, CORNER 10TH AND DOUVGLAS #TO. |} mittens B Men’s Furnish- once a ings very good values in men's Outing Flannel Night Sh: $2.50 Silk Worsted Underwear—reduced Worsted—reduced $1.00 Silk Fleeced—reduced to G0c a gar- red $1.00 Outing Flannel Night Shirts—re Night Night 26 quality boys' Wool Mitteme—reduced e Wool Half Hose for f0c Men’s Neckwear 25¢ each, re- duced from B H0e. January sale will include a line of men’s silk neckwear— including tecks, band These are all new silks purchased just before the holidays, thus insuring you of getting only the choicest of pat- Remember just half-price dur- ing our January clearing sale. but this is the story—we need An opportunity to buy handsome goods cheaper than ever before inthe history of the house. Every reduction stylish camel's hair d. all handsome mixed colors . trom G0c—new zibeline plaids Imported zibeline hair plaids, 0-—ne styli new black plaid, | black and blue NG- it Nty cas andsome plaid back. Straight Front Corsets $1.00 Each— The military figure is al- ways the most graceful, has been culti- vated for ages by the stalwart men of the rld. ing t front’ what gives this pose from shoulder to 6t St $1.00 of each | Fur Trimmings—20 per cent discount on all this choice line of goods. Slik Mittens— We have two lines of Ladies’ & tens 50c quick slzes Our year clear- ance sale of furnishings will begin Wednesday we will mark all of our broken lines of un- iderwear and hosiery at money irts. Note uced to T5c Shirts—re- Shirts—re- Our bows Plaid Dress Goods 0Odd to lose money on bright new plaids isn't it b4-inch W sh. Venetian white, and white, hout doubt one of the greatest value to be had in this clearing sale—every color a first class tor, Ueaver It ‘ mllllll’.‘" he corset s ! ralght front each, Com- black, that are made and with | per | at these JANUARY Dress Goods Bargains — Almost all the lots we tell of in this list for Wednesday morning’s selling, are marked at prices never be- fore touched for cheapness in the downward scale. The occasion is simply a quick adjust- ment of stock—-such as comes every year. Not a yard of d bought for this great sale been paying us more mon same goods. We are just making room for the new spring goods. We must have the room at once, hence these extreme low prices. Come—we 58 goods You have can tell you more at the counter and | | show the goods. COLORED DRESS GOODS- Now 49c—trom $1.00—handsome Checked Cheviots—beautiful fabric—purely all wool. Now 49¢—from $£1.26-—English Homespun —ono style only—pure all wool Now from $1.25—All Wool Home- £pun. Now f0c—from Sic and $1.00--Poplins, Corded Suiting—all wool, very pretty. Now G0c—from $1.00--stylish Mixed Cheviots—all new colors—all ~good stylds for spring Now 28c—from 50c and 60c a yard— splendid values—all small novelty and figured offects—red and black—blue and black—brown and black Now from handsome Novelty—very pretty for walsts dre Striped or from Polka Dot Stripe, etty materfal for rhree Toned Striped 6 vy Blue Novelty. Now G0c—from $1.25—Silk and Wool Check—stylish material for waists. Now 69c—from $1.25—Mixed Poplins— plendid value. w $1.00—trom $1.76—Mixed Dingonal Suiting. Now 98c—from $: N French Novelty— handsome panne finish—very new-— colors mew blue, new redesa, green, new mode, from $2 3 Pebble Cheviot-—beautiful fabric—54 inches 50c—from triped Suitings. Now 89¢—from 65c—Polka Dot Novelty— very stylish for waists or spring suits. Now $1.00—from $1.50—the stylish new ibeline—one of this season's choicest fabrics—very sty Now $2.60—from $4.00—English Suiting quite the thing for separate skirts or jacket and skirt—can be made without lining Now bfc~-from Cloth, Now $1.75—from $3.00—Invisible Checked Suiting—splendid value—good the whole year round Now 49%c—from Sic—Granite Suiting. Now G0c—from $1.00—Stylish Mixed Chevlots $1.00--stylish Hair $1.00--all wool Crepe Reductions on Blankets, Comforts and Flannels— Prices on these goods have been made so low that they will close out quick. You know our reductions are These for a guide Merritt's Wool Comforts—reduced to $3.00. $4.50 M to 8 $1.50 M to Tbe, genuine, § ritt’'s Wool Comforts—reduced ritt's Crib Comforts—reduced ¥ Merritt's Crib Comforts to $1.50 $11.00 Down Quilts now $9.00, $9.50 Down Quilts now $7.60, $7.60 Down Quilts now $4.75. $5.00 Down Quilts now $4.00 A lot of 10¢ ing Flannel now A lot of 1hc and 18¢ 6c yard reduced at e yard Flannelettes now 10c Fleece Lined Flannelette now 7ie yard, 20¢ imported Swansdown now at lic yd erdown at 20c, derdown at 45c yard in. wide Cloakings now 500 and 871 %3¢ fancy Oi-in. yard 40¢ ull wool Red and Flannel at 200 vard, Sic Gray Blankets now 70c White Blankets now $2.80 all White pair $3.20 all wool White Blankets now $2.25 a pair. $2.00 pair $3.25 Gray Wool Blankets at $2 Al rempants of Flannels and (loak ings at mext-to-nothing prices. wide Cloakings now Hoe Black Checked vair 0e pair. wool Blankets $2.75 a iray Wool Blankets at $1.25 A and 121c Dark Colored Out- BAR ASSOCIATION TO MEET Our Great January Clearing Sale will Commence Wednesday, January 2nd :Mte'r the greatest selling in our business life we are going to make the greatest cut in prices of our life, Come quick and you will not be disappointed. Important Fusiness to Comes Up at Its Annual Session, RELIEF OF SUPREME COURT NECESSARY Bills to Expedite Work of the Judges Wil Be In uced in the Hope The Nebraska State Bar association will hold its next regular meeting at Lincoln Wednesday afternoon and cvening, begin- ning at 2 o'clock. The afternoou session wil! be devoted to a discussion of proposed bills for the relief of the state courts and litisants which will be presented by the legislative committee of the association to the next legislature Tho most fmportant of these bills is one reluting to the relief of the supreme court The proposed bill has been prepared by W D. McHugh, chatrman of the committee, after consultation with many members of the bar, and its terms embrace the most acceptable compromise which could be reached. Briefly, the supreme court will be authorized to appoint nine standing referces whose duties shall be determined by the rule of the court. It is the intention ol the authors of the bill that referees shall be given power to hear all cases re- ferred to them by the supreme court and | determine the facts and conclusions of law With this system in vogue nine cases can be heard and decided where but one can come before the court at present. At the same time the system of referees obviates {the objection urged by many lawyers ogainst the commissioner system, as e case is passed upon, at least formally the supreme court itself, ¥ by ducing the time in which appeals can be taken to the supreme court from the dis- trict court. At present appeals can bo taken within six months after the close of the term at which the judgment is rendered end ap- 1s on writs of error may be taken at 1y time within & year after the close of the judgment term. It is proposed by the assoclation that the time in which the ap- peal way be perfected be made the same in each case and not more than six months allowed The question of foreclosure of mortgages will receive attention, as the assoclation desires to have a substantial bond required in cases whero appeals in foreclosures are made. At present, it is stated, the system of “waste bonds" is in force and any one can appeal and not be responsible for the value of rents while they hold possession of the property pending a hearing of the appeal. At the evening session a banquet will be spread, the guests of the association be- ing General Manderson and Charles J Greene of Omaha, Henry D. Estabrook of Chicago and John N. Baldwin of Council Bluffs. The association desires to have a full representation of the Omaba bar at the meeting and banquet regardless of membership in the association and requests all persons mot members of the organi- zation who desire to nttend to send their vames to Judge Wakeley, nresident of the assoclation, or to R. W. Breckenridge, res- ident member of the exccutive committee. The price of the banquet has been fised at 1 ENORMOUS ISSUE OF BONDS Eric Rallroad Borrows, $i5,000,000 with Which te Pay for Conl Property Parchused. NEW YORK, Dec. 51.—It was aunounced today that the Central Trust company will finance the $35,000,000 4 p the Erie Rallroad company, which will be issued for the purchaso of the Pennsyl- vania Coal company. The property of the le railroad will be back of this mort- ge, which will be further secured, it Is reported, by a large amount of the stock of the New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad company The fact that J. P. Morgan & Co., who arranged the purchase of the Pennsylvania Coal company by the Erie rallroad, have beer arranging with their banks for a loan of $20,000,000 has been known for several days and the presumpticn was that this cosh was to be used in the liquidation of the in- debtedness of the Erie to the Penusylvan Coal company's stockholders. The issu the bonds will in turn pay these loans and leave something over $6,000,000 in the treasury for use by the Erie in improving its col propertie Sezemng N are, No Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles. Your druggist will refund your money 1f PAZO OINTMENT fails to curs you. 0 cents ny. e board Hrectors f th n und Building associ At the meeting o of the Omnha, o tion, held in The ing, A% ally pros Tts gain in | amounted to §; to & ), the hiy sides netting sharel cent for the $1,600, which v ® one for the in_round number the assets up et in its history. 1 holders o profit of ¥ tlon ¢ rried to the surpiis Stops th and Works Laxative Bromo-Qu cold In one duy conts, cure a Price bicycle started n com- i Bix-day ra square Garden wiw at this afternoon with seventec petitors PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. L. €. Keck of Ke: | Henshaw N. Hall of o Murray 1°. Pyle of Bolse e Murray. 8. 8proat of of the Millard 1. N. Fulton of Ogden at the Henshaw | wiiis G. ana W. 0 are at _the Tler Grand L. Nichols of Elk pping at the Millard P, Jennings stopping at the He 3 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Willlams of Min apoli are at the Millard Phil 8. Easterday and of Tecumseh are at the M Guy Wilson of Laurel, N I frer a visit with 'l 8 A rney is a guest Hastlogs s registered at 1diho, 15 a guest of Salt Lake City is a guest Utah, Is reglstercd Emerson of Denver Ir Point D, | Joseph, Ma., O'Connell has retiurned father, Major | B. 8 of Central City and Neale of Fort Calhoun are Ne- at the Paxton ieorge i e, North Hastin H daci and w 1d: s phine Bartlett, Albert Parr, Vernon B. L. Studley and C. R. Bacon und wite Captain Townsend of the quartermaster’s thauretuened from a hunting trip son county, where, with W. D. nd, clghty birds were killed n i day and a half. Gieorgo B Fiizgerald wry Ald Johy i\ 1ins, « Renshery [ Walsh 3, Whi nd wife 1% A | taught in Mason £ ducatl el school vear. Miss McCounell ahsen 1l oklin, . in { of the | was granted Ve | Christmas and went to Ro next Another bill to be considered is one re- | cent bonds of | | of at the | A forecast of 1901. Here's a forecast—the year will contain 365days as usual, but they are to be days of un precedented prosperity for all classses of Americans; and there are to be chances, op: portunities and bargains such as never before fell to the lot of men. For details watch this ad every day for the en suing year. For a proof come today and look at the prices now marked on our $25 over- coats. CONTINENTAL CLOTHING CO. No B CORLASTIE AND DOUGLAS, Ifwe pleass you tell others —if we don't tell us. 'Dr. MCGREW Ofce ope 1y m 8 a. » from S a. m, (Dr. McGrew at age 52) THE MOST SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST in the treatment of a AS| AND 26 year: Omnha, fl!rn{w is thoroughly eliminated from the blood. No “BREAK face or any disease NG OUT" on tho skin or H. ¥ than HALF T} guaranteed to be | WEAKNESS ‘3 i Night Losses, Nerv Brain and Nerve Powe Bashfulness, Stricture, OVER' 20.000 CASE:! RECTAL DISEASES ::: eases of the rectum h others had fafled. Fissure, and all chronic discases of th mediate vellef and a perm made without cuttmg or pain. quick and complete. CURES GUARAN CHARCES LOW sultation free, Treatment by mail, Medicines sent everywhere free from gaze or_break ready for use T s con McGreow rectum nt The cure . m. Sundays \ . Hox 766, Office h St between Farnam OMATIA, NER pom outh 14t s Bts., AMUSEMENTS, ongianton Y ONEW YEAR TODAY HA A MATINEE halance of i gal, 10c, ' co. ‘Tonlgfil l " Also Wednesday M THE BOSTONIAN Matinee today—"The Viceroy." ‘Tonight and Wed Mat.—"The Serenade.’" Wednes. | Thursaay. | Saturday Evening pr nee prices und nesday morning. MIACO'S TRUCADE GRAND NEW Priday and Saturda MR. WALKER WHIT ¢ , $14 IAR'S " SHOW, & thi INDIAN o, Be sure noon and sp MAIT AND B Y afters Matinees D, -1 Nigl ‘Lake Manawa FINE TIN | | but [t ho assintant ordered Foport to the comm officer’ of the | y at San Frangl for detall with | {roops Kotng to th lppines will | in Nebraska by Lieutennnt Shockley, assltant surgeon, | now on’ duty In Cabe.