Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 26, 1903, Page 10

Qreat Sale of lMen's Shirts Men's Shirts Saturday worth 75¢ Ei=- OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY JUN Over 700 Men’s HAYDEN: HAYDENs FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY In the Creat Domestic Room. This {s the greatest remnant sale we ev er held in Omaha. Over a carload of white and colored goods at a small trifle of thelr original cost. HERE ARE AFEW ITEMS AS AN INDEX 50C TABLE LIN and pernangs, small figures, stripes and Extra heavy quality unble floral designs, in pieces of trom '«l(z“ém nen, 60 inches wide, wort = | yards, and several pleces of the yard, for one day at yard 26c| Hame desien, Friday ¢ 6)C TABLE LINEN §74C. C COLORED WASH GOODS quatity full bleached Irish table linen, | REMNANTS 10C. iches wide, guaranteed a 000 yards remnants of Irish and Scotch pure linen, for one day at ,,\m____S'Hc printed dimities, French lawns and ba- | } TABLE LINEN 40C tistes, corded batistes, Scotch madrases, T quality silver bleached German table| Yard wide zephyr ginghams, plain col- linen, extra h W quality, all pure linen,| ©red chambrays and wide and narrow , for one 9 c ladies at 29¢ i].BRA eosT SONS Summer Dress Goods Remnants Seasonable Fabrics at the Most Extraordinary Bargains— Mulls, Dimities, Organdies, Brilliantines, Mohairs, Voiles Etamines, Eolines, etc., on Sale Today. Silk Mulls, Silk Mousselines Dimities, Fancy Organdies &Y Al sold regularly at 50c yard, Friday, per yard. ........ Imported Dress Goods worth $3 yd, at 35¢c piece The highest class dress goods, imported from France and Germany, in silk, wool and fancy dress goods, There are also many volles, etamines and silk eolines, Thase splendid dress goods are worth up to $3.00 a yard at, per plece Sicilians and Mohairs at 12ic a Piece. One hundred bundles of Sicilians, mohairs, brilliantines, black, cream and all colors, enough to match for skirts, children’s dresses and skirts, ramarkable offer 12;(: at, a piece Black Silk Remnants at Half Price Black silk remnants of all kinds—black taffetas, black peau de sole, black China silk, black fancy silks, all go at one-third their regular value. $260 Black and Colored Grenadines— to match for walats and "”7690 hes wide, 1 tire dresses, worth up to T 8710 $1.50 a yard, at ot g Black Taffeta Remnants, basement.. AR 48¢c was! 29 (4 Remnants of Fancy Silks—oorded silks, surrahs, silks, etc., basement 19¢ and. vass serwens Remnants of laces, insertings, galoons and bands— worth up to 26¢ a yard, at .. .10¢, 5¢, 2 1-2¢ and 2¢ Embroidery Remnants—Embrolderies, beadings and insertings, in narrow and medium widths, worth up to 250, at 7 1-2¢, 5¢, 3 1-2¢ Remmnant Sale in the Basement 6ic .18¢c Saturday MUELLER. 1313 FARNAM STREET. PIANOS E begin to see the finish of those twelve carloads of pisnos Mr. Mueller bought at half price on his recent eastern trip, They are moving fast And we give falr warning to our friends who are thiuking of & new piano that the last of them will positively be sold this week. Investigate e #00 plano—selling for 8240 during this sale—is a sample of those offered- -it is a 1903 parlor up- right—Colonial or carved—beauti- ful genuine mahogany, walnut or oak case — best ivory keys— fully guaranteed—and you may choose from several makes you know to be good. SAVING ALMOST HALF pu’r the saving in your pocket by getting one of these today. $600 Pianos—for . 500 Pianos—for . 450 Planos -for . $350 Pianos—for. .. $300 Pianos—for... $275 Pianos—for. On $5.00 monthly paymente. Choice of twenty makes. Choioe of fiften desigaa. Choice of all woods. Don't_delay. Call or write at once. We ship pianos everywhere on approval-—Money back if yeu say 80. Negligee Shirts at 75¢c each. Worth $1.00 @ $1.25 Every man in Omaha will have a chance to add to his supply of cool negli gee shirts today. A great many men will go to the high priced furnishers and pay $1.00 and $1.25, according to their fancy, for exactly the same shirts as we are offering today for T6c. For these shirts are sold in any amount of good stores that are proud of them at these regular prices. Every shirt is new this season—the styles are handsome and varied—cut gen- erously -full and will fit any man who wears a 14 to 17 collar. B i - hed E table | WASH DRESS GOODS AT Se¢ O corded black India linons, in pleces of e Bt Tl ) . from three to ten yards- 10c AMINE DUCK $14C. FECRy . - . The new etamine white duck for %C COLORED WASH GOODS skirts and boys' suits, worth 160 REMNANTS S%C yard, for one day at yard.. 4,000 yards remnants of corded printed hatr 3%C WHITE GOODS 12%C. line ~batistes, light grounds, colored One big table sheer lace strips batiste, | Printed lawns and patistes ana nainsook, dimity and madras waist- | Diack Indla linons—Friday.. Bic ) WASH GOODS ing, worth up to 3c¢ yard, for '2*: 16C COLORF LIN 5C YARD. o e one day at yard REM buck head muslin, i P B 84C MUE Indian head and 4,000 remnants of alue, for and lawns, seersucker and dress ging- | ght and EC 36 inches wide, Sigo b AL c| hams and yard wide I AR 5 dark percales, Friday. T 6C SUMMER PRINT REMNANTS 2%C 10,000 yards remnants of summer prints, %C LINEN FINISH SHEETS, 42%C. great assortment of light and medium Linen finish bleached sheets, size 2 yds. colors, in pleces of from 2 to 10 z‘c ON SALE FRIDAY at wide, % yds. long, §-inch hem, worth 6, for one day at 424c 16C PILLOW CASES 12%4C. 4 160, auaity pillow caser, extra fine qualtty, yards, “;’:'\‘“’l o Reeh W ATHE ze 42x he 16c value, for SAMPLE § VAIS one day at iy 2‘“‘2«\ ladies' sample shirt walsts, &C COLOR ;‘()'IPH, worth up to $6.00, 1day.. ... REMNANTS 6,000 vards remnants of Macname laced |A few of those Rainy left—black, gray and assorted Skirts Plaln and embroidered ponges, enough Day striped organdies, Swiss muslins, dotted Swisses, French batistes, corded batistes | blue, Friday.. for HAYDEN'S GHINA DEP ARTMENT rated lemonade tankards, 2%c. | 3¢ decorated milk pitchers, 10c. o per set flow blue cups and saucers, 3o | 10-plece imported porcelain decorated each dinner set, $4.50. Semi-porcelain dinner plates, 3o, Decorated tollet sets, $1.69. Fireproof pudding dishes, bc. Crystal berry and fruit saucers, lc. CROCERY DEPARTMENT, ‘We are about to make a big change in our grocery department and will sell goods very cheap to get them out. N— e aaaad ALBERT EDHOLM, JEWELER 107 N. I6TH ST., OPP. POSTOFFICE. All brands of Laundry Soap— At per bar... Very fine Prrunes— Per 1b... Very fine Evaporate Per 1b. Very fine Evaporated Apricots— Per 1b. 255 Very fine Curra 3ic nts— New mercer! white walstings— i worth up to T6e, In long mill lengths, go at, yard Double fold black mercerized sateens and Farmer's satin, w to 60c yard, goes at, yard ... Light and dark 36-inch percales, the kind that sells for 100, goes 2ic 10c and 150 drapery swisses, at, yard oy Pin dot dress swiss, worth up to 40c, at ... Printed dimity that sells for 160 yard, goes at, yard . Very fine Pears— Per 1b. Very fine Bc| VEA Y i Very fine Evapor: WThe| Ve fi HAYDEN BROS. Pianols recitals Friday from 8 to 4 p. m. Factory tuning and repairing by factory men. Wedding Ring Headquarters Largest stock of fine 18k Wedding Rings In the city. TELEPHONE: Council Bluffs 368 I0OWA BRANCH: 502 Broadway, Council Bluffs. All sizes, Omaha 1625. shapes and weights. The Tiffany is the popular shape. Just give us a look when you think of buying a DIAMOND. Smoke Omaha’s Finest Sc¢ Cigar—the Enuello Lopez—Lord Temple—10 sizes. l Tel. 1660 for & box. We deliver ~ W. B, Stoecker Cigar Company Zic Fine zophyr and Scott gingham, the 18 kind, at, yard 8ic i % Fino white imity lace lawns, cross i S bar nainsook, remnants, all {0g Fine bleached muslin and cambrics, go at, yard T worth up to 10— Fine mercerized walstings, short go at, yard 6ic lengths, worth Go yard, go r10c Regular T%c bleached muslin, One big table plain and fancy I et g0 st . O40 (Ol Ik Toan. ot sard. 340 a swisses, for, Al kinds of prints in mill L il L10c AEh ot ard One big table of 14 yard lengths all kinds of ingrain carpet— ‘worth 86¢ yard, goes at, a plece ve ses “GREATEST MILLINERY OFFER OF THE YEAR" $1 TRIMMED STREET HATS AT 10C Another gigantic purchase of trimmed stroet hats on sale Friday in e oasemant millinery department. Upwards of 40 dozen of new 1 smart stylish trimmed street hats, guaranteed t Pogular fale no less than $L00—Friday, at i Park & Telford— 3. L. Brandeis & Fons J. W, Brandeis & Fons M Favorita—is sizes. 8. Rodriguez — Charles the Great—12 sizes. THE BENNETT COMPANY, Made by hand. The wild-sheep wool picked, cleaned and card- ed by hand—the yarn dyed with home-made moss dyes by hand—the fabric spun by hand. That's the tale of the creation of our BSpecially Imported Donegal Hand- spun Homespun, Shrunk by hand, cut by hand, sewn by hand, fin- ished by hand. That's the tale of the creation of a MacCarthy Homespun Suit. Want one? We'll want but $25 to $45 if you do. MacCarthy Talloring Company, now at 304-306 S. I6th St. Next Door to Wabash Ticket Office. Phone 1808. DISAPPEARS WITH THE CHILD Louis H. Potts Takes His Ward Out of Oourt's Jurisdiotion. It 1s & pure ORANGE syrup and is excellent to use as a punch for social entertainments, ete, T it as a PHOSPHATE at the sod: ICE OR BHERBET, ns a sweet folly, pudding. sose LADE is the only PURE ORAN JE dr{ Bold throush 'the grocery and drug trags, ¢ Werket TRY IT. Manufactured by the Los Angeles Fruit Julce Co., Los Angeles, Cal. « H. CLEMENTS, Distributer, 319 South Eleventh Street,Omaha. Groceries. as & WATER ‘We can and will save you money on your sauce, etc. NAVE- table producta. Japan rice, spectal, 4o pound. This {8 worth at least 8c. Balmon, 1-1b. can, 100 Ofl sardines, can, 4o Pickles, assorted bottle, fo. Potted meats, assorted can, 3c. Baked beans, 8-1b. can, 10c. Jelly, assorted glass, bo. Rice, pound, bo. California prunes, pound, bo. FREE. Buttermilk, ice cold and delivered to all visitors in our Butter department. Bmoke sale for all the smokers. Cremo cigars, each, 2ic, 2 for 6o, 10 for 2o, MOTHER OF GIRL BREAKS DOWN IN COURT Judge Vinsonhaler, Who Had Ordered the Ohild Produced in Oourt, ues Warrant for the Arrest of Potts. L3S Bargain Offersin Friday Specials in Children’s Clothing Dept,—3d Floor. $6 Splendid Vacation Suitsat $2.35 —Swell 2 35 1ittle suits in Norfolk sallors, sailor blouses, double-breasted styles and three-plece suits, worth up to 86, at. Boys' 3¢ Brownle Overalls—ages 3 at . There were mome sensational develop- ments In the habaes corpus case in which Hannah Segerholm s endeavoring to secure possession of her daughter, Mabel Seger- holm, before Judge Vinsonhaler yesterday morning. The first intimation that there was any- thing brewing in the matter came when C. R. Scott called the clerk of the court up by telephone and requested him to with- draw the name of Sdott as attorney for Potts, The case had been set for yesterday morning when the parties were before tho court Saturday and when the case was called the mother was present with & num- ber of friends. Mrs, Potts came into court & few minutes later and announced that her husband, Louls H. Potts, had left home Wednesday and gone to parts unknown to her, carry- ing with him the child who was to have been brought Into court yesterday morning When questioned she maintained that she knew nothing about her husband's plan to take the child out of the jurisdiction of the court and that she aid not know where he had gone. When the mother found that she could not even see her child until Potts could be located she broke down and cried, while friends endeavored without avall to comfort her. A warrant was issued by the judge and placed in the hands of the chief of police for the arrest of Potts and the recovery of the child, and the officers are now look- ing for him. The case was continued until the child is recovered. to 8—third floor— Boy n third floor— at Boys' $1.25 Washable Saflor fults—basement— at g 733 Boyt‘u' $1. 50 and $2.00 all linen two-piece Suits— 39c YeARADLE KNFEL 12ic Men's All Wool Pants at 89c 400 palrs of well made Pants—fully worth $2.00 a pair— tomorrow at .... R D T 50 EREIAN 1Y T PR O Ty ) Men’s Overalls 25¢ | It's the usual G0c kind; blue, with a nar- row white stripe, full cut, every pair war- | ranted not to rip; sale price 25c; not more | than two pairs to any one customer; on sale Friday and Saturday. While we are talking about overalls, let us remind you that we have the agency for Carhartt's celebrated union made overalls, “no others are as good." If you are going to buy a new suit for the 4th, why not look over our Alfred Benjamin clothes; we show an ele- gant line of Benjamin suits at $15.00 and $18.00, which is less than one-half of mer- | chant tailors' prices; if there is anything wrong about the it we remedy it free of | charge. If you want a good suit at more moderate price let us show you Bros' make. We offer sp Kohn Bros/ sults at $7.50 and $10.00: be- sides we scll suits at the looks and | make-up of which will surpri The | CANDY SPECIALS. Burnt peanuts, 100 Ib, Beveral hundred pounds on sale at this price. Oarefully brewed—thoroughly aged absolutely pure ~—finest quality—private brand—rick flavor—physicians prescribe it—best of all—costs no more. NTS—25¢ and 35c kind—ages mlmummnmwllnnumo—n l @rder & case from e JETTER BREWINQ CO. OMAHA Telephone 1842 BOUTH OMANA Telephens & o _LEE MICHELL, wholesale dealer, COUNCIL BLUFPS Telophons 80” I PREPARE FOR RAIN now by buying one of our handsome U mbrellas, We have a large assortment and our prices are right. Take a look, anyway. Soclety Stationery 25¢, 85¢ and 50¢ per box. MAWHINNEY & RYAN CO., JEWELERS AND ART STATIONERS, 15th and Douglas Ste., OMAHA Belection packages sent to responsible parties. Mall orders given careful attention, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. Balduft and the Fort Crook band at Hanscom park Sunday afternoon and ev'ing. Very Low Special Excursion Rates To’ Boston, Mass., Saratogs, N. Y., and Chautauqua Lake in June and July, Lib- eral terms and stop-over privileges. On and after June 14 the new fast train from Chicago to Buffalo and Intermediate points, 6:15 p. m. dally. For time cards, regular and special rates, etc., send postal card to H. L. Purdy, Trav. Pass. Agent, Erle Railroad, Chicago, I, or D. M. Bowman, Genera] Western Passenger Agent, Chicago, il STERLING SILVER— In sets of three. STERLING SILVER— In sets of three Pins and Belt Buckle to match. A Little Money put In the bank is not a talent hidden in a napkin. It is earning all the time; its work goes on while one sleeps, and even Sundays the capital is growing larger. We open accounts for one dollar or more and pay 4 per cent Interest, compounded every three months. J. L. BRANDEIS & SBONS, Bankers. Train to HBohemian Tournament. On Sunday, June 25, the Burlington will run,a special train to Wilber, Neb., leav- ing at 8 a. m.; returning will leave Wilber at § p. m. Fare, $L60 for the round trip See me for particulars. J. B. Reynolds, City Passenger Agent, 1502 Farnam St., Omaha $2.25 ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF STER- LING BELT PINS—§1 TO $10. Frgank R. Roberson. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON JAPAN, 800 beautifully tinted miniatures., Friday, June 26, 8 p. m. Hall, Assembly room, G6th floor. (Elevator service.) For every one in Omaha who wishes to come. Admission—5) cents. IT'S YOUR OWN FAULT 1t you don't get a good grip or suit than a poor one would cost you, the best and are selling them at Twenty Per Cent Discount, Come in and investigate. Repairing done, ‘TRUNK FACTORY: Special State case for less because we carry City Chamberlain’'s Stomach and Tablets Better Than Pil ‘The question has heen asked, in what wa¥ are Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets superior to pills? Our answer ls ~They are easier and more pleasant to take, more gentle and mild In their action and more rellable, as they can always be depended upon. Then they cleanse and in- vigorate the stomach and leave the bowels in & natural condition, while pills are more harsh in effect and thelr use is often fol lowed by constipation Liver Fl 1 1 Tl Telephone 1058, 1209 a al FARNAM ohn | al value of the The Low Rates to Doston Via the Lake Shoro & Michigan Southern rallway, aftord a delightful opportunity for an eastern vacation trip. Tickets on sale | many special rates to Boston, Indianapolis, June 2, 2 and 27, July 1, 2 8, 4 and 5 | Baltmore, St. -Louls, Saratoga, Detroit, | ™ { P Full particulars on application to M. 8, |Atlanta and other points Guarantee Clothing Co., 15191521 Douglas | Mes, T. P. A., Chicago, or by addressing | Call at city office, 160l Farnam, or address | Street C. F. Daly, Chlef A. G. P. A., Chicago. HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D Omaha, Neh A GREAT MISTAKE It 18 certainly a great error for anybody to buy a Sewing it 1s cheap, without being convinced about {ts merits. ~There are too many cheap machines in the market. We handle the best and they are really the cheapest They can always be depended on and will outwear three or four of the mail house machines, P. E. FLODMAN & CO., 1514 Capitol Ave The Wabash Railroad “In the Good Old Summer Time" offer you. Machine just because Balduft and the Fort Crook band at Hanscom park Sunday afternoon and ev'ing. Half fare to Boston Jun 2, 30; July 1,2 8 4 Long limit. Stopover privileges Cholce of routes. Through cars to Boston no change enroute via. The Northwestern Line, the only double track route. 1401-1403 Farnam street Specinl Matinee Friday, Last performance of “Graustark” Fri day aft Owing to the great demand for seats they have decided to give a spe matinee, Any seat in the house 10 Phone 1574. PAUL'S CHOICE INKS AND MUCILAGE Write for prices on Paul's Gold Seal, Record Inks used by Banks and Bankers, Life and Fire Insurance Companies and Mercantile Houses in Every City and Town in America New style quart, pint halt pint bot Paul's Ink Co. are manufactur- g & full line of Inks, mucllage and paste, and ink In bul Prices quoted on application. PAUL NK CO., 119 Niath Street, Jersey City, N. J. For Bale—Due bill on one of the best New York City hotels at a good discount. Ad- dress B 64, care Omaha Bee. There Will be Music String_ musio—the _kind that everybo; likes—flowers and SODA-—Yes, soda that i3 worth coming soda that's different from any you have ever tasted; every kind of soda; nut frult sundaes, mixed sodas, SN BANANA' P DING AND STRAWBERF CUSTARD will b ding_ speclalt our FOUNTAIN OPENING, SATUR DAY, JUNE boe Doar's Bo Cuticu toe Burkl toe W This Atomizer 25¢ ("a8:™")’ clal oN No M Riots in nond. RICHMOND, Va., Jun further rioting growing out of the street car strike was reported today. The regiments ordered to reinforce the military already here have all arrived and heavy detachments have been placed at all danger points. The com- pany commenced cars on three {ines this afternoo; is talk of hav ing martial law de Lk r MRS J BENS It works per- . - Sater—oil ate omizer — for @e. By mall, Kidney Pills Salve 222 S. 16th St. FREF Work done This Offer w material we want teeth examined by the Pro- Btate Law Aluminum Plates from $9. Bridge work from 2.88 1522 Douglas Open daiy thI 9, Sundays ¥ tod. rts Pills Brown & Borsheim, $3.00 free. Small Good Until fessors. Work guaranteed 10 L] | UNIONDENT/L COLLEGE JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS, Gold Crowns from $2.85 h 1 4 material || June 20. every man, woman and child to have their years. ' Incorporated under 25¢ Teetn Bxtracted FREE OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY. -9 here lared. [ e S —— Write for catalogue of, drugs, pat ent medi- cines and rubber goods o of all kinds. & Sherman & McConnell Drug Ce, 5 Wholesale and Retall Druggists, Omaha, Neb. i | B« IM%W"A" or GMAHA. v K ¢ whd 1900 Stresis o up eapita $50000 " urpise fusd, $L00M08, UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY, uk Morphy. prvsident B Wood. viee pevsident Trake. cumer ¥, 7 Hamiiion. assir rashiee, . and Plente! mie! Pienie! only pient the season will be the Omaha Plattduetschen Vereen, — SALE OF — | | |Sunday, June 3. at Ruser's park. Carry TWO Specifll values, $|.15' 48(. H | every_ave minutes. Train as advertised cancelled by the rallroad company (1 i ¥ $1.00 Miles' Nervine What's the use these p ? We delive clty—u rtised prices. 600 uozon B0c of Perfection $1.00 ree's goods SCHAEFER'S 0:lc"iou: Two 'Phones—T747 and TO7. Chicago Streets, Omaba, it The a by of ying more Diqn't Get Your Clothes when they were promised. That is the way it goes some places, but not at The Pantorium—we make It rule to get things out promptly and when promised. We give you frat class work at popular prices and guarantee it in every respect. Try us. THE PANTORIUM P COMMITTE This lot u.f ten dozen at SLIS‘ in- l Py y-rggrms priraggeyr I _ cludes a variety of skirts and night ||| cnicago and return June 14-15-80, Juiy 1 dresses, lace and embroidery trimmed. Many of these 04 till Septomber 1. ¥ia The Nesthweet- skirts and gowns sold for $1.50 to $1.85. Corset covers B Sive fhe Siy Sodhin Soagl sads 1k, and drawers at 48¢, values up to 85c. | 1463 Farpam St rare Fa claimed storage goods at Farnam street Saturday, Juno Balduft and the Fort Crook band at! 27, 10 a. m. All kinds furniture, tarpet Hanscom park Sunday afternoon and ey ing 1‘_;‘.“"-‘,5_‘;, O ode? Bl Tack, parior tadle & aue- OMAHA. v 47 8o 15th St Tol. 063 aferihag e sty s I g it Beervrrresererncesrescesee@ | Bherman & MoConnell Drug Co. Omaba !