Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 8, 1901, Page 10

BOSTON STORE REMNANTS Today's Bale Merits Every Lady in Omaba, VEILS WORTH A Grand Assortment of Spring W Fabrics, Silks, & Goods, Ete, Priced to Induce Living Buying Today, the New REMNANTS OF VEILING, 10¢ Thousanus of remnpants of bigh grade wellings, brussells net, fisonet, maunes and many fancy movelties, in white, biack and blue, with cheniile dots, velvet dots and fancy embroideced; each remnant contains enough for lady s vell, and are worth from 60c to $1 eac on main floor at 10¢ for eac $C YARD. Thousands of yaras of nuns' velling in evening shades, pinks, 1ight blues, creams, suitable for walsts, children's dresses and trimmings, in remnants from 2 to o yards, but all of them match up 10 get 10 or 20 yards If necessary, on maln floor, sc yard NEW MOt JINE D Silk embroidered mousselin de sole, satin- atriped mousselin do sofe, in all the pre- valling sh remnants from 2 to o yards, but they match up; on sale on bargain square o yard W CHALLIS, 39C A YARD variety and most complete line of challis in Owaha, light and dark grounds, all designs, i remnants from 2 to § yards, but all match up, suitable for dres ng sacques, house gowns, child's dresses, ete.; on sale at 39c yard $5 IMPORTED CLOTHS, $1.25 A YA Another lot of cloths in remnants, patterns, pants patterns, rainy day skirt pattorns, in lengths from 1% to 3% yards, all 54 and 56 inches wide, every yard guar- anteed imported and all wool, 33 to $6 yard; on $1.25 yard. EW SILKS, 23C, 30C, 49C AND 65C Never have we been able to display such an assortment of new silks as we will place on sale for Friday. Everything that is shown In the market in taffeta silks, bro- caded silks, striped taffetas, black silks, etc. Having samples we will put them on sale for today in lengths from 3 to 6 yards at and 39c, 49c and 69c vard Short lengths of silk from % to 1% yard, &0 at be, 10c, 15c and 2ic for entire plece. SALE OF NEW REMNANTS, In the basement today—t were not shown before. 10,000 yards shirting prints, 21gc yard. One counter short percale remnants, 1c yd Long remnants percale, 6%c yard 250 mercerized ginghams, new lot, 10c yd Big table fine dimity remnants, 10c yard. One big counter mercerized linings of all @escriptions, 610 yard. One big counter drapery ticking, denims end cretonnes, worth 40c, go at 12%c yard Drapery velours, worth $1, go at 3% yard, 1235¢ chambray gingham goes at 6%c yard, Plain and fancy lawns, worth 26c, at 3%c. 36-1nch wide percale in light colors, worth 20c, goes at Ge yard. 10c mercerized wash fabrics go at de yd. And hundreds of other remnant bargains in basement for Friday. BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, Brandeis & Sons, Proprietors. on eale SO1E, 39C YARD. Greatest D, suit J. L BELGIAN HARE SHOW SUCCESS Date of Local Exhibit is Bxtended for the Benefit of School Children. 8o great has been the interest manifested in the Belgian hare exhibit at the Schlitz roof garden that it has been determined to extend the show through today and Saturday. The ball has been #how begam with admirers of the popular Belgian hares, and many who went to the exhibit merely to look on as a casual spec- tator have become enthusiastic over tho little animals and have started a collec- tlon. The principal reason for extending the time of the show through Saturday is in order that the school children may have an opportunity to visit the exhibit. thronged since the “My heart was vaaly affecrea by an ate tack of grip and I suffered intense agony until I began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. It made me a well man."—8. D. Holman, Irasburg, Vt. A mew wheel and just the one you have always wanted. Read The Bee wheel offer. DIED. METZ--Fred, sr. aged 65 vears, Funeral Saturday, March 9th, at 2:30 p. m. from family residence, 26 Harney St Interment Prospect Hill. PRUYN—Abram N., March 6, 1901, aged 82 eurs “uneral from residence, 215 South Twenty- ninth avenue, at 3 o'clock p. m. Friday, In- terment at Forest Lawn cemetery, Friends tnvited. ALCOHOL Best % per cent Grain Alcohol, Best 95 per cent Grain Alcohol, Fest 9 per cent Grain Alcohol, gallon ‘Columbian Spirit” Wood Alcohol, pint. “Columbian Spirit" Wood Alcohol, qt.. “Columblun 8pirit” Wood Alcohol, gal, $2.00 NOTE~"Columblan Spirit” is the equal of Grain Alcohol for every purpose except 1or internal administration. It has no un- pleasant odor. Common Wood Alcohol, pint Common Wood Alcohol, aquart Common Wood Alcohol, gallon jug .. “Common Wood Alcohol™ rather unple nt burning. Above Jug. pint quart . 40 20¢ 80c $1.50 while being of odor is all right tor prices do not finclude bottle or BRING YOUR BOTTLE. Sherman &McConnell Drug Co, Corner 16th and Dodge. the Attendasce of | 10C EACH | enabling a lady | worth from | ale on bargain square at | purchased a manufacturer's | | $3.00 | WILL INTER About the Manufn tining eople think uring and Clgnr that be a cigar is largely advertised, that it o at the expense of the cigar and detracts f merits; but, this is not true The large advertisers of cigars work on the same principle as other large adver tisers; they call the attention of the pub lic to their article, and it must have merit or It does not hold them The cigar manufacturers who advertise largely do a proportionately large busine which enables them to sell at a smaller | profit. They have greate cilities by | buying in enormous quantities, and secur- | ing the cream of the tobacco at the lowest prices, which is all for benefit of the smoker. The firm of Hirschhorn, Mack & one of the largest manufacturers in United States, and their Henry George clgar 18 strictly hand-made and wonderfully good. At five cents, this cigar would be an impossibility were it not for the advantage | above named. Their Tom Moore cigar 180 hand-made, of specially selected | Havana fillers and Sumatra wrappers, fror their warchouses fn Havana and Amster- dam. In buying direct, they save the man's profit, and are able to give goods at the lowest prices | uhn-l m its rop the Co. middle- superdor | Wanted, a trafned nurse to take cnarge ot & sanitarium; must have experience, & good education and good business ability. Ad- | dress J 59, care Bee office. A mew wheel and just the one you have | always wanted. Read The Bee wheel offer. of the Kansas Clty, tt & Memphis tirond. New Ownershi ot Se. W Omaha jobbers and manufacturers congratulating themselves over the nouncement ot the purchase of the City, Fort Scott & Memphis railroad by St. Louls & San Franclsco company and predict that the change in ownership | will do much toward advancing the ma- terial interests of this city The Memphis line bas ever since struction been a Kansas City Regardless of the equities of the various cases which have come before the trans- missouri lines for consideration it has malintained a position which has sustalned the contention of Kansas City shippers to the detriment of other Missourl river cities This spirit was manifest in the contention regarding the shipment of packing house products to southeastern points, and also in regard to the shipment of sugar. | The 'Frisco line Is a §t. Louis corporation | and bas always shown a spirit of friendli | ness to all Missouri river points regardless of particular location. At times when all | of the raflroads in the trausmissouri coun- | try were practically united on a changoe in rates which would destroy special privi- leges enjoyed by the town at the mouth of the Kaw the refusal of the Memphls to sanction the agreement has made it impos sible for the other roads to adopt the changed rates or classifications which would put all Missourl river points on the same basis. It is now believed that existing con- ditions may be so changed as to permit Omaha to enter the southeastern trade on the same basis as Kansas City and that the trade of the city will be correspondingly increased — RECOVERIES FROM GRIP, Mrs. E. 1. Masters, at her home in Moni- tor, Ind., used Dr. Miles' Nervine and Pills to cure after effects of grip. Mys. A. E. Lopeer, in the little town of Modella, Minn., used Dr. Miles' Pain Pills and Nerve and Liver Pills and was well in & few days. are an- £as the its con- corporation President McKinley 1s slowly recovering from grip and its after effects. George J. Flannery was relieved of the awful pains in the bead in fifteen minutes by the use of Dr. Miles' Pain Pllls. Now he is rapidly recovering at bis home in Buffalo, N. Y. Speaker Henderson {s again in the chalr in the house of representatives after a so- vere attack of grip. J. C. Helfrey, foreman at the Westing- house factory in East Pittsburg, had a se- vere attack of grip, but he used Dr. Miles' Nervine and Pain Pills and was soon back in his place. Rev. C. Body was in a serious condition at his home n St. Paris, O., but Dr, Miles' Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills pulled bim through all right. Eastman Kodaks still lead. See the latest model of the artridge Kodak—takes pictures 4x5, and can be used for elther plates or films, List price $ OUR PRICE $20.00 All other good makes of Kodak and Cameras, THE ROBERT DEMPSTER COMPANY 1215 Farnam Street, Developing and finlshing by first class workmen. No. 4 Mrs. CORSETS The “Nemo"” H of full hips to a thin woman and reduce of the too generous form. fore unbreakable, sides. It riage. Another new invention which compels women to walk correctly. With the “military belt” attachment, boned with genuine whale- bone, white and black ... Without the “military belt” Straight Front, Erect Form Corsets in W. B., R. & G., P. M., J. B. Thompson's Glove Pitting, ers, up from ...oovvriiennanens Bee our new Bpring Dressing Sacques. gives J. Benson. ip Spring Corset gives the effect the hips It has boneless, there- a military erectness of car is the military belt attachment, ... $3.80 La cque, Warner's and oth- | From | ttea,” | American | novet |WILL HELP OMAHA JOBBERS| THE EVERY OMAHA DAILY TURSDAY B FRIDAY February, March and UNION PACIFIC will sell tickets at the following GREATLY REDUCED RATES Omaha to Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego . ' Ogden, Salt Lake, Butte, Helena.... 2 Portland, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle New city ticket office, 1324 Farnam stri Tel. 316, Union station Aprit rovements Will Be Taken At the headquart the Railway company ve ed that all perso sterday it ¢ interested in (b was @ nour 10th and Marcy. Tel. The Northwesiern line, “Twin City Lim- now leaves the Union station, Omah, At 7:65 p. m. dally, instead of 7:86 p. m. formerly. The arrival time at St. Paul- Minneapolis REMAINS UNCHANGED. Through connections from the west are 1hus aseurcd and a MORE CONVENIENT time of departure is afforded Omaha and Coun- ell Bluffs patrons. The same magnifque equipment s retained ln service, City offices, 1401-1403 Farnam street. ars, costing the ive new ‘\ums.- soon be o by [ the cars placed in sery establis The interior carved. Archways finished to To eat a Burlington me h a new swandard and cha of with th 1 than woodworl Ann ‘A ments in 1 the Theaters, range Land wholly devold that too often the be French comedy, given at Boyd's theater Suuday and eveniug. Tho farce intrody ideas and incident its ented by a any ement of A. Brady and eph R On Monday and Tue day Francls Wilson and a splendid comie | opera comp will present “The Monk at Malaba The sale opens this morning. wheel and just the one you have wanted. Kead The Bee wheel offer. imh Ameriean Girl AND, Ore roh 7.—-Miss ¥ siift aul the nedy an of marks | will be | many | tory and | under the iron, harmonize the gostiveness n onc work in ater pleasure to Denver to the Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam Street, Telephone 250. HAYDEN; Dress Goods 50 pes. in. wide, to Kansas City in good com Willlam 18 pre m; Gr A now alway PORTI Kn igainst t of promise Knight M broy of M given rly black erepons, 4 worth 59¢ yd,, 2 50 pes. black wort oe, yard, 39¢. 100 pes. black fi las, worth 75¢ y n crepon, it come treet cafe for lunch—a cant farmer dog rubbed up and pleaded with him for somethi He couldn't stand {t so_ he money he had intended I made a bee line for a butcher he invested the the Mo Wil et nit reward In the dumb br entord ured prune 1, 85¢. prunella, t owri hop whe farmer next wot 5 pes. black, 2 50 pes. half wool plaids, 50 pes balf wool The. it 10c. ) of half wool pes. 5 pe |29¢. 100 pes. challis, 29¢. 80 pes waists, 29¢. 10,000 yar Ave, v Comp . SCHAEFER c SowW. . 16th :600000000000000060: :Beats a :Farm Loan. Nebra Its ' PRICE DRUGGIST Chicago of strictly all wo Ca of remnants i half wool, and wool, wool, ete., at 10¢, 15 25¢ a yard, worth up to $1.5( 5,000 yards of sheeting a from 3¢ to I8¢ yawd. ka fs a land of plenty prosperous citizens have Table oil cloth, yard, 15c¢. money to loan. Its bonds, mort- 0000000000000 Shaker flannel, yard, 2fec. Lxtra heavy yard, 5 gages and warrants are above par . are low—too ¢ {nvestment. ¢ inte) on @ and a safe 5 per cent loan is hard to find.The aver-g | and interest rate low for profituble anks have reduced time outing deposits, 10 age man who accumulates a small g | Ribbons, for a @ Investment, @ 5 per x-m:”‘-. rd, 6lc Bl h Sheos Standard prints, Equitable Life ® i percale, yard, Rl ot all colors, yard, profitable and the 1 e Gold Debenture announced by the A Soclet the Unitea ® at & most opportune Such attractive safe and new of yard, 3le. urance X States, comes time never before been offered to small ¢ The bonds are to run ¢ 0 years, at the option of @ t rate Is @ ecured 0 terms have tnvestors. for 15 or the 5 per purchaser; the interes they be in blocks of $1,00 und up, backed by which earns pald. And offer made by its bonds the twenty *“Try it, and you necessity” cent; may a surplus of $8 0, 2| the interest to be 3 most remarkable @ this Soclety is that may be purchased on @ nt plan in fifteen or annual or the instalime semi-annual Cleanest, Wyoming. cheapest, payments. It beats a farm loan pays 1 bond. tter than a government Yor further particulars ¢ sco H. D. Neely, Howell’s Manager for Nebraska. & 06-208 Bee Building. 0000000000000 000 * * . * . . * L d * 2 . SENSATIONAL SELLING TODAY from the stock Moines, yowa, sold to tor ol the extate at'y ¢ and from the well ley, Stiger & Co., which they sold® to for' much less than cost Kahler i sacrifice B 5TS 16" Ang DOUCLAS T (512K STORE| o BARGAIN SQUARE Your chofce of all the men's shoes, black and tans, patent leather and enamel that were marked to sell for up to $3.00, all on bargain squares now at For Infants' #oft sole oes, worth For ladies | small sizes. hoes, worth | up o #5.00. 50¢ 98¢ For child's | For child's shoes, worth | shoes, w $1.25 up to 3 BOBTON STORE, shoes, up to Your cholce of 1,400 pair Thompson Bros! men's fine shoes, made to re- tail at $5.00, at, pair $3.00, OMAMA th| shoes. up te BOBTON OMAHA. 6TORE, | NOTHING DOING AT PRESENT [\, in Regard to Strect Rail- $20,000 Beauties here Burlington Statlun, cashinere, Serges, . of silk striped challis, of dotted henrietta for all and flannel, Insertions and embroideries, he, Madras ginghams, 32-in wide, HAYDEN BROTHER SHERIDAN hottest VICTOR WHITE, 1605 Farnam St. Means just what it says. against a cough. and stops the cough. mixture its a scientific prep# curing a cough. as good— OF FINE SHOES 29¢ 39¢ 59¢ 75¢ For ladles' narrow width | §.50 shoes 1 For misses xt the that days ft barns may will be taken for wcertained that tors will be March and perhaps 1 U of next month Pending imy; of such mag tude that the undertaken by th officer of tho board erection of Assur Lette thirty orum of ire WANTED! Every lady in Omaha, every lady in South Omaha, every lady in Coun- cil Bluffs, to know that we have ad- ded two new departments during the past week, and invite you to visit these departments. You'll be surprised at the way we make prices on in Omaha ] i ) -HAYDEN: HAYDEN: o Sample Shoes are Over,"” 0. 1 sugar cured hams, 0. 1 lean bacon, 12'c¢ Most Remarkable Shoe | . Bargains Ever Of- Times' BSake Bulk oysters, 2ic and 40¢ Cheese.and fered. Ladies’ fine Butter Specials shoes at $1.9G without the on somewhat more than $20,000 will In de irlington and in appointments Flemish b ornamented hiy ght irs he onlk, ¥ car are with wro e Flemish of the Bu tofore Black new ¢ will be lington's ars seamless cotton Dinfng-car Hills and the Northwest black, y 0th and Mason Sts, Telephone 128. maco Furnishing Bargains ladi medium od, that i weight vest were m , on sale at " th r at llars : “ \I”lu embroidered, lored shirts at 2 ( All in men's e work-| tng shirt ne da i 1 lot s i black,| worth $1.25 o at 25 | chifldren’s 1| on sale at| b the all new, clean, cheap, but good hosiery and handkerchiefs, LADIES EXTRA FINE QUALITY, 25¢ LADIES FINE QUALITY two-thread LADIES" GOOD BLACK, lace and Richelieu ribbed, lisle LADIES" EXTRA QUALITY, LADIES' BEST BLACK, pure lhn,nl \I||\ scolloped and p IOC plain white, hemstitehed, i inch hem, and fancy Ladies’ Hosiery, Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, We do not advertise carload lots——no jobs— no trash LADIES GOOD QUALITY, hose, in black, tan and fancies ISC tan and fancy colored cotton and lisle thread hosic in plain and lace stripes cotton -‘||l lisle-thread hosiery, split foot and solid blacks, also faney stripes with lace effects. .. .. 350 thr ingrain dye—many pretty patterns to select from 45C fast black, spun silk, in- iin dye, special values not to be found elsewhere s worth $2.00- for $1 25 FINE QUALITY, !m-v edge hand values-for LADIES' ALL LINEN, Loy and lace edge—25¢ lot of s and o that o ¢, SPECIALS WAISTS IN LADIES' SKIRTS AND| Both these new departments on main floor—ecasy to Inul casy to save, dress skirts, worth $2.50 for 8. | | | . | French flannel walsts, worth 82, | | | : rainy’ day skirte, worth $4, tor the $1 quality, value at s for $1.00, wrappers, rekirt th § wkirt $30 and 40 MUSIC this & and T new cived today ¢ is ? srrow Fric We i Brok mar ) we clded music When You W Pliny,"” “Ever Coon''=both th Dusky soliloqul Friday, 17, by me b nd violin will pla Harvest My Heart Hoeart,” “Its “For Ruce i oOld Has a I nd walk We are n Cake afl very nice sl mail 2. Lo strumental, music o select mandolin plano dnets ‘\ -walk all da selling At 1e per copy, | from. Vocal| and guitar Rudd’s Am. Club house "ancy full cream, Y. A ‘n..»‘p Canadian Red Cloud che 16 A fancy full cream Ohlo cheese, Neufchatel (Durham brand), 3 Fancy separator creamery violin solos, | While they last only Cholce country, (A good 16¢ Fish Price K8 we are offering you at Great Cod Fish & AL of these books heve D to $200 per copy. Our| 1-1b. blocks pressed cod fish, a pound, at Hlac at only ch of book want to to. We have placed the books we have in our stock our counters. These collectic ry chofce, being works from the 2-1b. blocks Grand Banks ¢, at T 2-1b. blocks fish, worth 1k Whole strip h, worth 14¢ h conposers as Bach, Scharwenka, Chopin, Rubenstel nported Norw New saurkraut, Grocery Specials these collections ever 11 bars White Spanish s 1 pound tapioc nthem 1 only 2ic trom to clos Still another lot call your attention last lot of odd out price 4 1 and sample them o we table butter, Men's fine $3.50, $4 sample shoes at $1.96. and $5 Mozart, Wagner, | our-Hand ul| i from | while the etic \m,q interested had Ladies fine ple shoes at $1.39. ) and $3 sam- also lot “old less Our price colle worth 7 Men's fine $2.75 and ple shoes at §1.39, All the fine py Gt cod fish, worth m not better snow white cod ample $4 and $5 shoes for ladies, from Irench, Shriner & Urne factory, in | black and tan, vici kid and pat ent leather, with hand sewed welt soles, on sale at $1.96, All the ladies’ fine $2.50 and $3.00 sample viei kid and pal L Do M | ent leather shoes from J. W, Pearl barley, 5¢ | Naylor’s Rochester factory, on HiEny [sale at $1.30. white cod [ pound beAT 3 1bs 3¢ pound, will find it a home]| hovies, § 1 for 1uc ap, and 1 st coal Split peas, 61 bottles French mustard bottles pickles, Teas and Coffeces| Tea sift A g mined inl it 2 | Al the men's fine $4 and $5 [sample shoes from J. P. Smith |Co., in patent leather, vici kid, land Russia call at §1.96. assorted, Tel. 127 only nd now oken Java 1 coftea for 15 fal drink Java and Moo e New v B . Fancy English breakfast Oolong, Youug Hison und Imperial HAYDEN BROS. RE-NO-MAY POWDER in pink box not only relieves, but pos- jtively cures all disorders of the feet, #tops odorous perspiration, der, swollen and patatul fe RE-NO-MAY POWDER {n blue box removes all bedily odors, It properly uscd no dress shields aro 1t you ruin your gloves with excessive perspiration, rub the palms 1 with the powder. In of habitual sweating, powder in pink box. For axiliiary (armpits) sweating, find directions for cover of the blue box For obstinate sweating or chafing, bathe the affected ts with the Re-No-May Astringento Antiseptic Lotion. It must be dis- Y : tinctly understood that the RE-NO-MAY Powder s not a tollet powder, but strict- ON | The entire |} || % curative, hygienic and antiseptic powder, and should not be used for infants BARGAIN|| m a i n aisle " ‘toflet dusting powder. Tale, powdered starch or eimilar products without any SQUARE || filled with value, ¢ inexpenrive and sufficlent Kelley, Stiger RENO-MAY OWDE aud prescribed by leading physiclans. For more ample Information & Co.'s la- dies fine Mayer, 816 Bee Building. Cousultation free daily from 2 to 1 shoes, all MANUFACTURED BY sizes, Dblack, A. MAYER CO., 316 Bee Buildingg Omaha, Neb. tan and an- Sold by all Druggists and Glove tomoblle reds, welt $6.00. . | retall this season | from s.00 560 | patr. Take your cholce on bargain square 20e, Mocha, 10¢ It is| It cures the cold It is not a ation for All the men's $2.75 and is:lmpln viei Kid and ecalf shoe | from Myvon 17, Thomas, at §1.39 teu, only 7% 10 Neve llII\L a substitute other are < u bottle at Drug Stores. [STON STORR -/ LBRANDLIS 4 S0vs BARGAIN 16740 (0UGLAS 515 OMAHA SQUARE | not B s Registered A. Mayer Co. BLE BUILDING, OMANA, NEB cures ten- t. required after thoroughly dryiug them use the use In the cas P intrinsic endorsed sult Miss con- Dealers For child's worth | sizes 6 to INDSAY KNIVES AND ¥ our own order—oever the finest goo Omal.a more than the A mistake KS. plece gaaranteed. They and cost K00d8 can rot £0008. Lo v the name made to ) sold cheape buylng th W. LINDSAY, Jeweler, 1516 Douglas St ar onl ritte make to r grade For ladies’ f worth | shoes, worth Up to 8460 ROBTON STORE, OMA HA.