Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1901, Page 10

10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEFE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1001, 5 7 (HCGENS BLLED 25 WMt BOSTON STORE WRECK FRIDAY IS ' s AND REMNANT SALE REMNANT “AYDE“S ClothingStores o DAY:BARGAIN ROOM RAILROAD STATION AGENTS ARE WISE Today in connection with the sale of "There are clothing stores and clothing stores," says one v : | All the re f the § ! ' Besaty warden canev st mern e | I116¢Chandise bought Irom the saflroad| ' e o o et oot of our old time customers Relntes Sto How n Shipment : : Roods, This’ will be th Rreatest remn lay Was i |.»-‘n at the 'ln- | company we Offcr bdrgalns n every item of this ad—them come and exan YCStcrdaY' bl“ Thc NCbraSkd vestigation Meveaied. | - Ao 1,000 laps abead of any other house wh ich | surely gives us most for our 5 b he real th ' . l o | REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS, SILKS, VELVETS, ETC., ETC, | = oee money, [ often indulge in a “ Jeputy Game Warden Carter fre gl word wide extra heavy 25¢ Platte tella & story of the operation of tho | b B i I 411 ool §eanits, 4 look through the stores that T v iy pRLL RN ¥ i (he Basement ) I(,:vr:vm!' t at 21 } v 0, ' ' / g bk o R N Bt o e t# of Tndigo blue prints, ton | o fold dehelges, worth 1o advertise $20 suits for $8,98 o A broueht up it pecul | et | I s g, | mpems Sver eay s o facis | Dbl o wol chock, i and allows 25 per cent off el CNPNtad. 19 tiee PHOLIOe ot ot satben O I [ i e T L e T e the regular price, but there's 9 airRbgutes BUd" GYIVR UDs 1o 1he. g PMER e 5 dn e Long Cloth and| , $6968 persale o1 s comrormings, a something about a business like that ! j i e o i 1151 ot ens Goods, 186 Y | hest auaity ligtn aas duek Ooting pian. | VL% 40 worts ‘ that don't scem just right to a man who ; AL SR PR, H s of Lonsdale Mublin and bes . FLAXNELETTY o S expects to get honest returns for his SHE, 7Ty Cbrbe Ly ality Cambric at Sc & yard 86-inch flannelotie wor w: DOME s b v 10 e ot Sa ey vty oot s | 5 T S0 | rine ot : ‘ @one,y. I says to myself, How! and el G " in these 1o i ] IR I SN ST i, e ons iy | T biached msi, ; hy? and I find no satisfactory answer., s . The | rangers bocamo angry o 4 v | wcumuaied (' e Al eolo “\»H..: wool Eiderdown \wv'fl;‘mpr it } ; b tn, e So I come dek to ThC Ncbraska, blly 1ld not accept ir business they coul b M b Al i en cases imitation Frenc annel, hun emnants of silks in plain and fanc at gt Pt . qe o 1o another o thes ahove o the e | ADATment. Al v sto Werdon; cOTeFL | 4. cq it ‘nbw siviee. Wb DRLGFDA to Melbet| 0 o e o ol |t s sate-on i wns ot | myy clothes and go home satisfied, Can station enst were driving this | bzl ¥l e e WSMENE | s a1l te, at 11c a vard emnants of silk, large enough for waists, | ™" RN 4 GOOBE ahianed it one of { bets, camelabair cloha. doublo with hen. | "L b 0 B IO B DGR INEL, (| Remnant ; cnmrens e S e 1 1] YOu do that at all stores?” the traveling re of the road to whom | ° 8 : '8 O amall stripes and checks, at Tisc a ya 00 silks in fancles, 2 Y85 100 anid S o N 4 | b o § " ‘”vi w .“Ul\ :,‘,‘\y in lengths from 3 to § AL half thelr actual value S SSTERIN §1.80, 45 | 16e, 1 Worth double, ing the shmer fosfdon 1 nd |41l on bargain square at 3bc, 49 and 69| Two large bargain squares of all kinds Mon's 06 st fors, | 8 t for a couple il see what came rd | of Dress Trimmings, including S uimps 40¢. oy b oS, | E 11 "ThA' 1we) SAFUINS SRSA* e cvil bk a AT Vil veley bs R Hous | B et : gl St [ $7.50, $9.50, $11 and $13.50 for two d by that time there wa Velveta for wilits, velvets for mitfls | ™ins th up to ic, go at lc and rd, 10 n's turkey red handkerchiefs, 2te. such an WSS feon: ShOm UBMR | ool o onie, vaivals for Seshwekr, veio | ® TAM 4 . WAISTINGS, : CLOTHING - to open one. With the first blow of a|$1.00 to $1.50, in black and all colors, go | All woo! crepe do with rich, bright I £1.50. y : 2 Tock he was using the harrel oxploded, | 4cCording to length | Hosiery Bargaine, stk trips : i e ) Good style—good quality —good fitters good lookers ;r‘.r\‘:v‘vmfi“.l kmui\ Dacked mase of docayin :‘ :I‘f e 1 x I ndrods of Y1K”‘ 7! ct m“r'n s fast black | $1.00 all wool a hw walstings, 45 Moy’ 45,00 all wool cape conts, ofe. made for and sold by “The Nebrasi liquid | ©One yard remnants, 50c Men's fancy colored Socks, 2¢ a pair 5,000 yard ed and all wool e 3 nts, 40¢ I heard thi port I started to | yely Velve | Laat I and Girls' fast black Ho- | nants of plaids Fe \ and soon dlscovered an agent | SBe. Yard, slery in plain, fine and heavy ribbed, worth | fancies ete., at just o 1 of their re, Me 0 1 ing liquid and instructed them how to con- embrofdery edged, w h up to . BO nl‘l » . M Shkn o, barreln s wine.or vinogape 1| MU Cloak Darsaine. L I e e e, O10@S 0 the Bargain Room for Friday could find no law to prosecute the agent | Bargains from this wreck in our base- | ot b Bt LLLIREALIL PR . ¥ #0 1 remonsirated with him and finally con- [ment clcak depa Ladies', misses’ an) | WOTth 20c, at 10c each. .J:,r“”lil’\y g P LR P £ R e vinced him that Nebraska was a p e | children’s long rt cloaks, jacl g .\!‘w ‘;1 I\ ‘( !L‘um‘rv;l:« fl‘ sey nn.hm]‘"“:lmvIl::.:‘"::l‘w‘l-wm:‘In‘ o v-‘x”l 18T CRiTNhen o aoigsls Thos abth s bive for the business. 1 never lefe hi and capes, all of 1 in good conditio ests and Pants go at 15c each. f U X t Mt | Ch wola lace, w cighty that time until T saw him on th [ at 56 7 8¢ 1 $1.50 each, - s | %3 Ladies A Misxes' Trimmed Hats, ::,‘r”l;‘-,' f,l: “;’f . BUSSC SR ILNO SR E X R fifunt fic button Te, Boc 100 | How Abnut YOllr Eyeb ? :‘j"'iv 8 ticket for 8t. Louls in his posses: | g1.50 Breants, Wings and Bieds, | R1LG0, Men's coltskin, viel kid and satin and § g Our optical room fs equipped with all the very latest instruments for testing the Generally ho Taw in being_ prety went| 20 Hhvar: e Sihae: And v 500 English felt hats, trimmed with black | YOX “\”':u;l or congress, $1.50 e the. e t bran : of ,».V»;n.:- on | eyes x{lll\] s tn .rCu" of a um]w- ;“l.:h‘.;u of many ye SRR e ol N gtins ] ri s state | colors, some sold gl s $1.50; on sale| velvets, white s Lats 4 PERENLE, an Yo il satin calf, he m n n wer ices han can of charge © have a complete line of optical good; n N any ey hat and #s “‘, '.:m:mm'r 1 II‘-VV\-‘HH' there | tomorow at 2ic y ol . e ru"ullr (J\\‘mxw‘x“ $1.61 s and ornaments. | yind for Friday, 5 ined elsewhere nce can reach. . : - B AU are more chickens and quail than for many Killing of quail will make them exceedingly jlme, Yo A e A Grand Millinery Opening o e R Grand Millinery © nd | you ening sal Mawhinney & Ryan Co., Jewelers and Art Stationers, 15th and Douglas Streets, y and sale will be held, and R e et sttt cordlally invited to call and view 2 55 S s most exquisite creatlons in millinery from | all that is new and charming in this sca Paris, Berlin, London and the eastern fash- | son's headwear and to note the astonishingly i UNDERMUSLINS oM R, Five Cnses of ¥i win he K A beautiful souvenir given to evory lady visiting the department. Call at the Rook Department and see the attractive publication for which wo have : Plae f first number of ** inhow City Glimpses | the exclusive sale in this section. - < SATURDAY AT BOSTON STORE. of the Pan-American Expogition A most | | A few dozen garments are slightly soiled '3 i ek e aiapes W Ak S The Big Shoe Sale ditlon. The lot comprises night gowns, \ £andition, Fhoslor.egninriaes sughl gowns, " is still golng on in both our shoe depart- | bothered with tender feet. ahamise, oo, THAV ANTriadh SEMAS. cih TORE ments. Newer and better b ins con-| Men's genuine box calf lace, Goodyear bric and muslin and are trimmed with the TON ] stantly being added each day. Tables piled | welt, worth $2.30, $1.96. Xity Agest INCATARY Rbeoidatise. by BOS o high with shoes that you have been accus-| Men's vicl kid lace, Goodyear welt, worth will be placed on sale tomed to pay three and three fifty nl33.00, $1.96. BATURDAY AT ABOUT HALF THEIR both men’s and ladies’ sk selling VALUE a h $2.00, $1.96 BOSTON $TORE, OMAHA, 4 R up-to-date shoes, made by the best makers Men's wax calf lace, Goodyear welt, worth J. L. Brandels & Sons, Proprietors g WHAT "EXT? of shoes in America £3.00, § Belling Rogers, Peet & Co. Men's clothing. | OPe of the strongest eastern attractions | We are also showing all the new styles viel kid lace, McKay welt, worth | Will be seen at the Boyd theater for & single | tve've exploded all the schemes so far |in both Brooks Bros. and the Ultra sh Hav ou caught any of the bargains jn | Perforn ght. This is Daniel Froh- |o¢ the Drug Trust Combi our front window man's stock company, which formerly. made | wait patiently for SHIVERICK FURNITURE €O its home at the Lyceum theater il now Daly theater. The company what they are gol All kinds of baths, sclentific massage, | has its star beautiful Hilda Spong, who —but that's our Y.adies only. The Bather: 6 Bee bldg. | v ill make her local debut during the coming Tel. 1716, cngagement. The play will be the latest comedy from the n of R. C. Carton and Another Reduction in Round=Trip [ is called “Lady Huntworth's Experiment Rate to New York. Miss Spong will be assisted by the full VIA BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. | Commencing September 15 and continuing until October 20 the Baltimore & Ohio rail- | road will sell tickets from Chicago to New | York and return at 00, with limit of | twenty days. Good going via Wasiington, | Baltimoro and Philadelphia and returning \ ) via Buffalo, with stopover privileges in | o0 Redemnion, e aARln bt | both directions. For information call on or [ [[% {10 507 U HUSSCIl s kreatest suc- | i No. 1 ckerel . mddress J. C. Burch, T. P. A., Omaha, ) Rutul Valley." * The isading. rajes | IQ Cut Price No. 1 fancy white fil # 54 i e in the hands of last summer’s favorites, | D Store | ; AR W 34 SR M Atwtin, Geseml Pashouger ASSIY: | ying” Hayward and Mr. Porrie, with the | o o . TUB SOTe | proy coaeh, per brick Phicago, 1ML SUrongest suppOrting company they Bave | &oous deiivercd Tt vy hnn ik Cbicago CALIFORNIA DRt Fine Weather at Mot Springs, 8, p | °Ver bad. A o we n's velour calf lace, Goodwear welt, one ninety-six--all new, clean, stylish, IT TICKS That 1 ut all one ean say ah They “tick’” along for a few r friendly jar gives the ' leaves our repair deps wecurately for at | ind now we'll e next one. It makes because we find out to do before they do it for women—fifty styles to select from and cadet ki lace, McKay welt, t some wat n “rest” until a & wateh 1 to_ “tick HE NAME . LINDSAY, the Jeweler, 1516 Douglas St e e— i e | Agents for the Stetson shoes for | the best shoe that money can pr th $3.00, $1.06, | We carry the Jargest line of “Grover”| Women's dull the city. This is the shoe that!worth §3.00, §1 especially for ladies who laranteed to give satisfaction 1 anothe W tment it Ruara ast o year. LOOK FOR York, | them awfully mad 1 extension sole lace, Mc- ongola lace, Mck Howell's Anti-Kawf Cramer's Kidney ( Newbro's He ) Kirk's Hair Vict Packs 10¢ 0. MEATS, CHEESE, FISH AND FRUIT. New crop evapor Chipped iried heef, per pound No. 1 sugar cured hams ......... i at Dry salt pork 5 3 81ac | New cl No. 1 lean sugar cured hacon Boneless rump corned beef A blackberries...... 9¢ 1901, 10c New crop evapor ngth of Daniel Frohman's company and the production of the play here will be | ew York. Ke Cures INSTITL ned patrons currants . Drog 1250 identical with that in 121z New California loose muscatel raisins 10c New California prunes, 1 COFFEE AND 7 Liberian diamond coffee Liberian H. B. cof The following plays will be presented at | the Boyd next week by the Grace Hayward company: “Carme The Creole,” “A |$1.00 Wine otton’ Roc wuine pound pails pure leaf la consin pure cream cheese . consin brick che | W |w of Cardul utt C David O’Brien, : Manufactur yptian Lotus- Cream lowa pu am checse . M Cnndy, Adds o Few Words of Praise. | MO FALL PAINTING, U NOW “This {s or outsid coffes OMAHA, June 10, 1900, CRAMER CHEMICAL CO., Albany, N. Y Java coffe ) ARTM ) Cal. peaches, new erowth paint will dry just rig Fancy evaporate 4 - A Java Ity want to t @ b that will jentlemen Your remedy for kidney The latest advices from Hot Springs says Niagarn Falls Hluminated. . crop, 1901, at ...... ¢ Mandeling . RRNAL Faup U8 EheuRin= I trouble, with which I suffered for several the weather s PERFECT. : el The Pk Will B B | strictly cnotee caiifriia e Arablan Mocha and 014 Geverament o[ paint” Ask for a color vard and years, gave me such relicf that I felt in duty The fall s the timo (o reo the Bluck | hie Michixan Contral, “The Niagara @ Frioné Wili brin crop, 1901, ‘at ...... g With every pound of good ten, 45e o AL L ound (o address you this letter to say that o o" has established at its Falls . X . ; 1 1 ) Kahare | 0] 3 & v good old crop peaches, at AP DONBOT Fait et A t and get just the shac do not think there is a medicine today Hills in its beauty. Climate, scenery, | vy o station & powerful eleatric search- o Very good old crop peaches, a per pound, u get a fancy teapot. [ [ I dom hin her! waters, amusements, hotels, everything iy, ertainty—no_doubt about “mixed just ri or it's mixed and mixed b stir paint even color, hec n EACH 5, of BACH SHADI erwin-William's factory. We oy Boing t L fenee light, which every night flluminates the face of the falls and the rapids for the benefit of the passangers upon its train | passing after dark For tickets and folders apply to city ticket office, 119 A that equals it for complaints of the kid neys. My case was a bad o pertec Low round trip rates, good ninety days, | wia the Northwestern lfne, | Ticket office, 1401-1403 Farnam street, Dmaha. Depot, 15th and Webster streets. A man . with severe such | pains at times. In fact, I had so much dis 1sands of gullor tress I was often compeiled to la awake nights. Seeing your remedy a | tised extensively I was ind 1| Afte ms street ! 1 to try | Chicago. v bottles I am again have to thank you remedy for it. I shall recommend it to all the use of a f —_— 1 fect health eclal Excursion Rates to San Fran- L To Ohio and Indiana points; aleo Louise Qingny Mt ville. Ky., via B. & 0. 8.W., September 17 The Union Pacific has authorized a rate |and 24 and October 1 and 8. Good returning of 345 for the round trip between Omaba | thirty and San Franclsco for the general conven- tlon of the Eplscopal church, Tickets on te Exc vepl; roof. | in THICK ED up and sp e this dire trouble : 1y friends having PRICES of S.-W, C0.’S PAINT | ™ ™" "y oy yours I can House Paint $5.00 | AV 3 | (Above can of paint will cover 1,40 | mquare feet, two conts.) .| FREE SAMPLE FOR ALL days. Call on nearest ticket agent or address F. D. Gildersleeve, District Pas- senger Agent, St. Louls, Mo. Startling Values | Half-pint can Family Paint... 1 sale September 10 to 27, inelusi Final Hait-pint can Beroen Puint.iio: Oc | 1f you will eend your address to the geturn limit November 15, 1001, City ticket Bargains going every day in our front Quarter-pint can Ename e 2 , they office, 1324 Farnam street. Telephone 816. [ window. | Quarter-pint ean Bicyele Ename All This Month at « | Cramer Chemical Co., Albany, N. Y | Half-pint can Bu tree. Paint | will send you a sample bot SHIVERICK FURNITURE CO. Half-pint can Bathtub Enamel.. 30000 g Send articles of incorportion, notices of | We will give them proper legal insertion. | rheumatism as the most successful. Ladles | If you call up number 1228 or number 1222, | - Telephone WIN-WILLIAMS | 1alf-pint can Oil Stain 1 Albany, N One-pint_can fine Varnish L doe One-quart bottle Saunders’ Ruby Floor only. The Bathery, 216-220 Bee bldg. Tele- | We give prompt attention to telephome | phone 1716 | orders and will send your coal right away Why suffer with rheumatism? The —— ve'd Bathery, 216-220 Bee bldg, Telephone 1716. | Publish your | For ladies ouly. Bee. Telephone The phenomenal growth of our busi nd the y number of pianos we sell is the marvel of the entire music trade of the United States. Enormous sales and small profits is th ecre A visit will convince you that we carry the stock of high grade pianos in tho entire w extraordin rather do it now than on when all those slow people are sending | in their orders on & cold day. Then some- body may have to wait | Hard coal now $0.50 per ton. sal notices in The Weekly 38 Ol 400 hinon 1 IR COLOR of our success | One-poiind can CALL ¥ largest and by far the choicest Sole representatives for Steinway and Steger pianos. Also th Used pianos, $60.00 and upsw New Blanos, $138.00, $142.0 We sell new pianos on §5.00 n, Ivers & Pond, A, B. OUR PRICES THE LOWEST- NUR TERMS THE EASIEST f| Sherman & MchkineIl Drug Co. | The Drug Store ¢ e Corner IENTH AND 3 Cha STR MRS. J, BENSON, |, Ha1d & Rice, 506 S 16th St athly Art Needle |F1E Powder Work is not so slow. | a laxative that gives health and strength | SCHMOLLER & MUELLER, The Largest Piano House in the West. 1313 Farnam St, Omaha, Tel, (625, lowa Branch—337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Tel, 378, 00 Al Bargains in Cameras | During ( | week we will sell CAMERAS at rock bottom price have the largest We handle all the stan-|§ gajection of photo material in the KODAKS ' ‘Y\I he nervous system and cures cons a- | everything strict) See the new Gibson!"”" fm 484 bipas| y | tion, prevents appendicitis, cures dyspepsia, | Pillow TOPS. iUSt in‘ A!mumm‘m. liver complaint—produces a| “h.am” appetite, sound digestion, clear skin | === how they look after they are worked, i dard grades of both hard || west und have fresh and up-to ee the latest make of Al Vista and soft cotil. Special attention given to careful sereening and prompt de ra, from $8.00 up. livery. THE ROBERT iuts to. Go to your druggist and get | New stamped linen centers with lace edge |1, ™" " """ o7 1 5| gl L L S Tl dreea bt DEN}!:?IIERCOMI’ Y e ¢ : “ o1 G B Havens & Col, | 1 et % KELLEY & HEYDEN 1522 Farnam St. Mail Orders Filled. They make shirts Tels, 817 and 8235, nam Street, for Battenburg and Duchess Braid, 'W. J. Shrader Medicina Co., Wholesalo and retall dealors in hoto Supplies. Bulgarian and Art Linens, in all colors, |y ok, noom 1o, No @ B siia 3 or 1W2 N, 24th St, Omaba, Neby