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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1899)
THE OMAITA DATLV BEE : SATUl ? DAT , OCTOBER ! < ! , ISO ! ) . in the Lead we in today's magnificent offerings in Ladies' Fine Cloaks , Suits , Furs and Millinery All the tremendous advantages that such an immense business as ours possesses are placed at your disposal and for your own particular benefit. Here in today's sale , we show you in every one of the bargains , how we secure the most ex traordinary values greater bargains than we ever got before that it's your gain every time you buy of us. To day's a great bargain day. KITTIVCJ. H.Yl'lJH Wo nro plcnscd to nnnounco that Mrs. j Wo nro pleased to nnnounro that Mrs. KcrRURon of Now York , expert fitter nnd VorRURon of New York , expert litter nnd demonstrator , will IIP In our Corset department demonstrator , will bo In our Coreot depart ment up to Otobor 21st nnd will 1U without ment up to October 21st nnd will flt with out charRo nnd explain the superior morlU out charge and explain the superior merits of tlio celebrated American Lady Corsets. of the celebrated American Lady Corsets. Great Bargains in Jackets Trimmed Millinery $25 Man-tailored Ladiea' Coats for $12,50 Wo have just received 500 choice now trimmed hats. It ) Handsome man-tailored coats , made of best quality is we-ll known that fashionable trade of Omaha - have the ity Kersey , in black , tan , castor , blue and royal. wo , [ tanuliCully llntelicd jackets nnd lined with extra heavy fancy silk and for tbis Saturday sale wo propose to convince the ladies talTuta womlorhil examples of the tnilora handiwork antl a bar that wo also show medium and low priced hats that excel in gain well worth 825 for today Ladies' $19 Jackets for $9.98 style. $10 Skirts for $2.98. Having purchased 400 choice Exceptionally high-grade jackets , made of the finest $10 Trimmed Hats for $4.98 skirts , the entire stock of a imported black and tan kersey , lined throughout with 100 silk velvet and French felt hats , the latest dress shapes skirt manufacturer , consisting Skinner's satin , inlaid velvet collar , the newest coat and turbans , trimmed with quills , plumes , of silk skirts , plaid skirts , gray skirts , back , tailor-stitched throughout , silk drapery , ornaments , etc. , exact copies skirls , storm skirts , rainy day frorgo sklrt8evory one an ox- { Ladies' Very Nice Jackets for $7.50 of imported pattern hutn , that never were coptlonal value , wo M Whipcord , kersey , Bedford , herringbone and cheviot offered for less than § 10 , in this sale $ -1.98 placa thorn on bargain table , Bccond lloor , lit. . . . jackets , light , medium and dark colors , silk lined - throughout , double-breasted shield front , buttoned jj [ $1 Fancy 50c Ostrich TlieNew Day Skirts through with 6 bone buttons , on sale at Rainy Extra Feathers , lOc Feathers , Tlio new and style Imbit rainy back day , deep skirts henm , equestrian , nil Ladies' Fine Tan Jackets at $3.98 Special Thousands of fancy 100 dozen black os wool golf materials , Ladies' tan jackets , with inlaid velvet collars feathers and wing trich , f alhers , tlireo with plaid backs , coon mercerized silk-lined ' cITcets In black , white nnd - throughout , Ladies' on tins sale at S3.98 , colored , coqno feathers in a bunch , also os $7.50 and , all sizes , on sale Superb birds , pom-poms , fancy trich plumes , iu at - .7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Suits quills on bargain , many square worth in 81.00 , black , white and at millinury do- - | X V colors , worthA gj .50 Special Bargain 3-4-length Jackets at 69c . . . - partmenfc at lOo B B 1C 50o m aalo ut . -.v B r C ' Special bargain in 3-4 length jackets , beaver each IGocauh Ladies' Capes cloth jackets , with velvet collars , principally small sizes , on sale in basement at At flr-a &f\ Trimmed Hats - ° 39c. each ic0e0of styles of trimmed walking hats attractive ' Ladies' black beaver cloth tive shapes on sa6 ! at § 1.50. braided and buckle Flannel $10 Rainy Day Suits , f 2.98 capes , 150 Ladies' Superb Suits that look equal to any of will French felt velvet buy an elegant or trimmed , worth § 1.50 200 strictly all wool rainy d&y on sale suits , in plaids , checks , two-toned the 875 kind made of the moat exquisite suit mate hat , in the newest styles , turban or dress in basement , combinations , with fifteen rows rials , silk lined throughout , also shape , beautifully trimmed with chenille ' at , each 500 flannel of stitching around bottom of imported novelty suits , fine camel's braidquills , tips or fancy wing ornaments , very stylish , § 2.50. hair tightfittingsuits suits in handaomo skirt silk-lin will buy an exquisitely trimmed hat , ; jacket - black , blue and brown shades , waists , all ed throughout , actually choice tomorrow for stylish and handsome , material and workmanship the best will the of the very , such as positively meet approval Ladies1 plush capes , heavily colors ; also ally worth up to § 10 , Tailor-made Suits $12.50 best dressed women on sale at $0.98. beaded and braided , trimmed in this sale at . . . . with thibet fur , brilliantine Exactly 100 line tailor-made suits , made from the Golf Hats Street Ready-to-wear 011 sale in c waists , on $15 Tailor-made Suits 8.88 best grade double twist all wool homespuns , in - newest , basement at , each Grand sample lot of high-grade est shades of blue , slate , brown and navy , with a Hats , etc. worth a dollar and a. half go at 19c Bale at 98c man-tailored suits , in browns , ox- jaunty jacket in the new cut double-breasted and Walking hats , handsome camel's hair hats , trimmed with Extra long black" beavei each. lords , mixtures , tans , etc. Doubla tight litting effects. The very latest cf conceits , and velvet ribbon and quills. Braided Tarn cloth capes , trimmed with fui breasted box front fashionable jacket taffeta shaped lined skirts throughout , Entire Also suit n elaborately tailor-stitched , - and - O'Shanter hats , trimmed with handsome bows and braided , jackets , lined thro'- light sprinkling of Venetian and Covert and quills. These hats are actually worth $1.50 on sale in out with silk cloth suits will bo found In tills lot , everyone on sale in millinery department at 19c each . . serge , ono of which should bring at least $19.00. cloak department , on sale at Tomorrow as a special at , each feature Trimmed Walking Hats at ' fur set at Trimmed Walking Hats and Turbans , trimmed You can get anything in furs here from a child's with velvet , felt , quills , and handsomely 75c to an Alaska Seal Coat. braided. They were § 5 , in this Exceptional fine quality ot 100 Ladies' extra line Full 30-inAstraklian Ladies' fine Japan New style electric Very fine marten Genuine Alaska Seal sale choice combination mullloon collarettes. eleotrio Icrim- ono piece Astrakhan collar capes , extra wide ese marten capes , seal scarfs with cluster or six Cape , actually worth and or tncr ettes , heavy batin lining1 tails , very full fur , on The swell hat in all colors seal and mullloon , on Bale at throughout , on sale at sweep , on sale at very long Jackets sale at golf , , fur felt , trimmed with quills , . alpo stitched felt hats in aprcat variety of ' styles , also tarn crown huts on .salo at , Special Offering in Carpet Department. Grand Special Sale in Linen Dept. Grand Opening Sale- For today only we will ofi'er SO rolls of 1,000 , dozen 25c all linen Extra heavy all linen ABSOLUTELY NEW CARPET Knotted fringe German in velvet and moquotle , regular § 1.25 grade , with or Damask Towels Table Damask The and Yarn . only complete up-to-date Department in Oimihu. w ithout border , at , yard > Kvurj'thing you want Is here. each worth 75c For the opening sale wo will sell best grade 1 One big lot of full size Full Bleached Ice Wool , worth 15c , at. . . . , "oC Box none better at any price Kocksbury make , 60-inch Turkish Towels wo offer for , yard Table Damask All colors in Fleislier's large and heavy , Saxony , At 39c yard we will sell the regular each yard Berlin Zephyr Brussels worth fc ) a , lap 10c Skein or 3 for 25c. Tapestry Extra heavy all linen that generally sells all over Omaha at GOc yard in all Twilled Scotch Fleisher's Domestic bright , new , this season's patternsat , yard Cotton Toweling German Knitting Yarn CO pieces of _ yard , Table Damask 25c Skein or 9Qc Pound. Saxony,8koiu LOtt ELL AND HARTFORD INGRAIN CARPET , worth 35c Fleisher's all wool bettor two-ply ingrain carpet made. Fleisher's strictly ; no All linen Grand special bargains in J Knitting Worsted Wo oll'or them today at , yard Shetland Zephyr Lunch Cloths and * 15c Skein 55c Pound Napkins at , 15c Skein or 2 for 25c. heavy Good Dresser Scarfs 98c , $1.25 , $1.50 and Fleisher's Best that generally sells for f)0c ) yard wo each Spanish Yarn grade offer today at , yard Extra heavy $1,98 dOZen , worth double. 15c Skein or $1.10 Pound at , skein Very Turkey Red Grand special bargain in Fieisher's heavy Fringed Table Cloths Laiiie ejf1510 ' $ 1 Damask Gerniantown Zephyr the kind that is always called a bargain , - 10e ball m t 98c each A box 75c and 49c 69c Angora , lOc Skein. at 49c wo will soil today at , yard oil colors , worth 35c , , { SOUTH OMAHA iA it a > < J > * * * * * * Chief of Tollco Carroll has been Informed that fno Omaha police ha\e Oeorsu Atkln- eon In J ll and It Is understood that several charge * of forgery will be filed against him Uvtr since the middle of the EUramer forged checks purporting to have been signed b/ business men have turned up frequently .u the banks , and on August 22 Atkinson wai arrebted hero for passing a check on Ocorgi ? Harding , which proved to bo worthier. After lu pl B Atkinson In Jail several day Judge Dibcofk gave him his liberty with the understanding that Atkinson A\as to turn up his 'pal. Of coureo this was never done , end the supposed forger disappeared , only to bo heard of from Omaha shortly afterward. che-ks agsrcgat- U uo\v develops that nine Ing } 50 and bearing the name cf Frank J'lvonka have been thrown out of ono of the banks hero during the last week or two. JitMn&on la suspected of having done the , while his pal worked the bogus paper off wi unsuspecting business men. Frank I'lvonka Is to file complaints ngalnst Atklnton , nnd It Is possible that L > nn Han- non will follow suit , as it U thought that Atkinson had u hand In the disbursing of the boRUB llumioti checks. At the time or Atkinson's arrest hero Mr. Harding Informed the police that Atkinson \\na reated In his store when his pal came In and secured the cash on one or Hannon's checks. The two left the store nearly to gether mid stopped on the sidewalk almost In front or the store to divide the amount re ceived on the check. lniiiMl | mi John ItHil. An Inquest Is to be held on Turcday fore noon upon the remains or John Held , who uas accidentally killed nt Cud'aby's Thurs day afternoon. At the time ot the accident Held was engaged In icleatilng out tbo bottom of the elevator shaft , and It is supposed that ho neglected to take the usual precautions In such cases. The elevator descended and Injured him no that he died eight hours afterward. Mrs. Held , wife of the deceased , U expected hero today. No arrangements for thQ funeral -will bo made until after her arrival. Mrs. Held lives at Hay Springs , Neb. -iililliMiii | HullT The Ilrst republican rally of the present campaign will ho held ct Ulurn's hall this f yen lug. Among the speakers who have promised to bo present arc John lj. Wc.bstcr , 13. J. Cornish , Charles J. Greene and Jnmcs II. Van Dusen. The local committee has everything In readiness and a big turnout Is expected , All members of the Union Vet erans' Hepubllcan club nnd of the Young Men's Hepubllcan club have bsen urged by their presidents to attend and give the speakers a rouging welcome. .11 iinil1 Cllr ( iimnlp. Next Thursday Is the first day of regis tration. Mrs. T. Q. nice has gone to Chlcnco for u visit. Don't forget the republican rally at Blum's hall tonight Krnest Blade has been called to Canada by the death of hla father. Jlrs. N M , Tobey of Richmond la the guebt of Jrs. ! N , D. Mann , A bchnol room to relieve Drown 1'nrk school Jjas been established at Twenty-Unit and T Htrcets. Miss Helen Copolaml Is the teacher. Mrs. C. D. dray of the 1-Vmrth ward is recovering from a severe Illne.sH. Councilman A. II. Ki'lly loft yputenlny for Scrlbner for a few dayo' shooting. Sidney White und hln brother , DoU'ltt , havu gnno on n bicycle trip to Palmyra. The CYntury club ilanco nt Odd Follows1 hull last nlg-nl was a very unjuyablu af fair. J. 13. Dalton nnd sister , Mamie , of OSURO. In. , arc In the city , the KUesta of John C. Carroll. Hav. S. \ \ ' . fillkey of Mercer. Pa. , will preach at the United I'resbytcnun church Sunday. The barberH decided , at n meeting held Thursday night , to keep their .shops closed on Sunday. It Is reported th.it Councilman Frank Fltlo Is rapidly recovering from his re cent Illnesa. A prnlrlo lire on "West I < ( street last even ing caused the turning In of a lire alarm from box 13. Mrs. J II. YanDudon nnd MKH ! Pee Hunt aru ut York attvndlnu a meetlnu of tlio Woman's club. A majority of the membont of the regis tration board liuvo appeared before the mayor nnd < | ualin > d. The miihlc committee of the First Metho dist KpUcopal church will meet at the pastor's study ut I o'clock Saturday nftcr- noon. Dr.Volfo. . superintendent of the public schools , l.s in Lincoln intending u KUKHIOII of the State Huiicrlntendent'H association. Snenlc thieves broke lutto Nym J.OIIK'H place , Twenty-hcventh nnd \ > Htieeta , Fri day morning uml carried uwny $10 In money und a watch. A number of young people gave n fare well entertainment In honor of MHH ! IMIth Gray at the home of Mr. and Mrs. U. Oil- chrlst Thursday evening. Some ono turned out an old lior o with a broken leg , near the Hlandplpc , and Sixnllary Inspector Montuguo wan cnlled upon to about thu animal. A loungi ) at tlio lioiiu' of Harry Kmery , Twcnty-thlnl and II tit reel * , rntmht lire from a Imlf burned match ycHtcrday nnd c'uiiHcd a run for the llro Uep.irtmunt. The loss Is trilling. lllllH Oil .Sl < IT ICltlMIMlOII. The Hoard of Public WorkH Krtday after noon opencxl 1)ldg on the extension of the eewer culvert ut Forty-eighth anil I caven- worth HtreolH. John F. Dnley watt found to be the lowest bidder on thu b.ire newer , at Ml per foot. Kach bid iiuoteu jirlcia on stonework and other dctullH , nnd the board took thn l > ! ds under ndvUenunt to figure out the lowest bidders en thtf > e other Hems , Bids on the plain newer were uu followa ; John I < \ IJaley , $11 ; Oeorge H. Crandall , J13.30 ; W , JL 'JJnncy | , { 13.10 ; William JJrown , J15.03. The completed work will cost some thing under GREETING FOR OLD PASTOR I'lfllMIIlt Sodlll III fOIIIK-l'tloil tvllll Ilrunlur McHliiK of .lllNHloii Horlct ) In Honor of Ili-v. A delightful social was given at the homo of Mrs. A. I ) . Clmrlton , 2222 Miami street. Friday evening. In connection with the reg ular monthly meeting of the Women's Mis sion society of the Central United Presby terian church. The guest of honor was Hev. Alexander Ollchrlst , a former paator , who Is on n business trip through the went. Tbo cosy parlors wcro comfortably filled with guests , the attendance numbering about sixty. The customary program of the wi dely was carried out during the early part if the evening , the toplcu discussed being grouped under the general head , "Our Now Possessions. " MU s Kmlly J , Hoblnson read an Interesting jrnper entitled "A Historical Survey. " "Characteristics or the People" waa tbo subject of a paper by Mlco Margaret McAra uad the concluding sketch was by Miss Mary McCulloUi , v/ho recounted the effects of "Christian Influence nt Work. " The musical part of the program , arranged by Mrs. Charlton , Included hovoral enter taining ( elections , among them holni ; a vocal solo by Mian Lydla McCaguo and choral music by the church choir. The final num ber \ > as a reading by Miss Charlton entitled "Tho Cathedral noil. " A pleasant hour was spent In conversation , enabling Hev. Mr. Ullchrlst to renew many or hl former friendships and acquaintances , in conclu sion dainty refreshments were served for the gucUs in the dining rooms. Itnv. Mr. Ollchrlst wan pastor of the Cen tral United Presbyterian church for nearly flvo years , having left a few months ngo to accept n position In Plttsburg ; is secretary of the Hoard of Homo Mlmlona , Ilrlff mill lu Ibii I'olnl. Mr. N. F Smith stated the facts briefly when he said : 'Chamberlain's Cough Itcmody Is the best cough medltlno I ever useJ. Laut winter I had a cough that the doctor failed to cure. I tried this remedy and It made a complete cure. " Mr. Smith Is the leading merchant ot Mcyeratown , W , Va ,