THE OMAHA DAILY T.LH: SATVUn Y, SEPTEMUHl? 22, 1000.
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Millinery
Fall
Opening
Sale
of
Cloaks
ening
at, aiu H(dc yun nuve ivurnca iuac no Vllllllicry
in the weit can be compared -with ours. Saturday, the oncnina dmi.
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this fact will be more forcibly demonstrated. This fall our disnlat nf
the rare milliner creations surpasses all past effort. Our spacious depart
ment is filled to overflowing with hats possessing rare artistic beaut. Each hat is
designed by a master mind and trimmed with skill. Perfection is attained in event in
stance. In this showing we include the very inodera'e priced hats as well as the dainty
Parisian models (masterpieces of the most celebrated designers). To create additional interest in our
Fall Opening we nffr the following plendi't opportunities to procure a Jashionable hat much below
it's meiit value.
First Showing Saturday of
New Swell Fall Styles in Suits, Coats, Furs, Etc.
Come and sec the handsomest deas from every important fashion
center of the world. Here arc a few h.nts of what you may expect.
$5
fP a handHoine lino of trimmc
wVlmt.s ail( fi raped turbans in
thi? puason'ts correct) ftyltvs, all the
latest shades and most desirable trim
mings inndo of the now chenille, felt and braid
with now dossils in fancy feathers, pompoms,
plumes, with totichen of gold braid and long
buckles, a mamdously beautiful collection, and
tho price quoted is far below their real value.
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At JiJ?
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Fill Qi if e of unt CovorU, Venetians and
ncu 1 ail ou,ia Pebble Cheviots in single or
HA.50
, I !Mnrl Cu: c mado exclusively for w, of tin
OlliV LlllCU OUllo ost imported pebble cheviot
double breasted fly front or box
front effects jackets lined with
silk 7 gored llurnir skirts special
3 opening sale price
JL JUL
nickel m nnv ooso or tier it- umc siyit
t ' - w
with eitnoi
double
with he
black, navy and tan special
either ,r or 7 gores, with single ordl-d 4T
le inverted pleats, entire su.t linedM-
heavy talfeta silk and finished in JL
desired, skirts
00
Women's verv stylish
t'i mined hats, exact con es
of imported patterns, modified in
tone so as to suit the taste of tho
well dressed American woman. They are made
from the richest materials that tho season
nfFords, a diversified assortment so that wo
will bo able to satisfy all tastes and
fancies.
Exceedingly Swell Novelty Suits
Made in various new striking effects and comprising the
swellest creations produced by the leading high class
tailors ol the world. Most of (j A ECf)
these are made to our snecial ' J$ xu
i
order and will be found nowhere
else prices range from $75 down to
London Box and Top Coats and
A-rvnkMr, Tilt swollost of the season's stylos
AUlOniODlieS 0f fine imported Ungl.sh Kerseys,
Vicunas, Montinacs, Coverts and Chev- HiQ
1UIP 111 till LUIUIO i..v
down to the popular priced
ones at
17
An Endless Array of Pretty Trimmed Hats from $2.50 to $25.00.
Walking Hats.
100 dozen ladies' nice felt
walking hats trimmed with
B largo polka dot silk, making a
?oll ellect, in all .
olors, worth 91, 40f"
)I1 KU.lt) ill
Trimmings.
50 dozen fancy feathers,
7c
otc, stylish trim-
breasts.
mlnL'!.
O.onlnff Salo price
Thousands of largo fancy
foii'hura and bird, In ull p
coIoi'H, Including bluclc, JjiJ
worth 81.00. on siilo m....,
VICHY STYLISH 1 1 ATS MADK OF
velvet, bluclc and nil oolorH, trimnioil
with fancy feathers, ribbon, larffo
buckle, etc
A very swell turban, ft QR
bluclc nnd colors, Ot)
On Httlo nt
Hxnct copv of a $2" 00 put n hut,
the new "G-nlcy" hat, CF Q()
draped .villi vclvot and
ellt embroidery, nt '
NewandllandsomeGolf The New Fall Golf and
and Outing Capes
shawls in the most striking color
combinations, a splendid assortment
at
Walking Skirts
linn tins season. J be stvles
I
A 98 $1 7
Tt "i n li
50
received
atten-
are rignt,
the cloths are of best quality and tho
color of inoht plcaslne nnd stylish combination!'. They
are nil mudo in tlio 7 tforod stylo and positively will
not tup- 1 lio inn erlnl uro tilniu l:ic-k covortu. Iiome
sputis, Kerseyx und pobblo che
viots, a I'luirinintf uh
srtini'iit at
SI5 s10 $7.50 $5 -
Children's and Misses'
Sc"00' Reefers i,"d Jackets
Over 700 dainty styles, jackets for
tho little ladles, upos I to 1 1, made in tho latest
und prcttlent stylet, loose or tljjht tlttlne; hacks,
Home with capos, trimmed with applique or
braid, pricos r.mo from
$q;98 $1KOO $1
98
COMMEKtlAL CLUB WILL All)
Its Members Plodgo Moral nnd Financial
Support to Auditorium Project.
NUCLEUS OF BUILDING FUND AVAILABLE
4 oriMt'imiiK ill' Opinion Annum HiinIih-k
JIi-ii In IIiiiI Mli'li u Mlin'tnn
(lh Vi'.-ilcil ami Villi
Tho project of ImiUllns im nu'lltorlum In
Oiiinha out of the tlnaiU'tal nucleus repn
Ht'iitt'il by tho not pnirpnU from tho hiiu
ccHsful mimical ttstUal mis Klvsn a do
rtilnl ltiin'tUK yostcrrtiiy, whon thu cxpcmlvo
ctmmlttco of thu Commorrliil rlub ailoptpil
rt'solutloiiH rndnrnltiK mo.t healthy the
jilniiH looldtiK to'waul tho hullillliK of surli
on cilltlce. Tho uieotlns was a Joint path
erlnK of the Commercial club mill tlio niuil
tal fctlvnl. The proposition of bul.ilinn
an auilltorlum was iliscusjcil luforma.l,
leadlUR uiiiiuburs of tho Commonlal cluli
inillcatniK their hearty support of any
feaKlblo plan and plnlglm; tlio moral uml
iluanclal Hiipprrt of tho club as n uli ile.
After the quetlon hml been talked over
i.t length J. S. White Introduced tho f 11 w
ln rtsolutlou, which was outluiHinstically
adopted:
WliereaH, The Omaha Muslral l''enllval,
organized under the ausplee. of the Com-iia-n
nil i'IiiIi. Is now di'iiwlns to a mu'ceBS.
fill eloso. and.
Whereas, When tleltets were sold and
subrrrlptlons pecured for this undertaking.
It was provided that any surplus aecrulntf
Hhnuld be applied u- the Initial fund for
butldliiK an audltorl.im In Hi s rlty. and.
Whereas. It "I'l-mt that suoh surplus will
approximate. $io,ou). and.
U'hcrpiis The Omaha Muslcn! Festival
Is formulalliiR a jilnn of ornaiu.liiB n eom-
Iiany (or but.dliiK un auditorium; therefore
i It
Hesolved, Thut the exoeutlvo commltteo
ftsSQiUTE
SECURTfY.
Oonulno
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Boar Signature of
Am Ptc-Sliollo Wrtpptr nlw.
Tarv nU mud eoiy
FOR HEACACHL
FOR DIZ2IKCSS.
FOR BIU0USKES3.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR C0N8TIPATI0M.
FCR SALLOV SKIN.
FOR THECOilPLEXICR
CARTERS
nf the Cominerelul elub tnnnratulatc the
cmaha .Muilral Kesttvol en Its Kreut sue-
ess ami fully endorses Its plan and pir
I'ose to raise $150,000 or more to build an
audlti rlum In the ntv of (iinalui. cenlralU
loi-Hted, with sulllelent ra parity to aecom
modate conventions, publle meetlnns nnd
other larcr audiences tominensuratu with
the Impnrlnnce of our ;lty.
lliiMlm-KM Men Kmlornr 1'rnjeel.
1'ilnr to (he submission of this resolution
Chairman Pickens of tho Commercial club
executive committee, who presided over tho
Joint meeting, called upon a number of
members to express their views reardlm;
the matter. Uurlid Martin stated (hat ho
was In lie.uty nccord with any plan thnt
mlHht be adopted for the bulldlm; of the
auilltorlum.
"Tho venture will not bo a success," he
said, "unless tho auditorium Is butlt where
tho people can easily pet to It. It must bo
In a tentral portion of the city and slioull
be contiguous tn nil of the hotels. In a
pmpoMt.on of this kind it Is gene ally a suc
cess or n failure right at the beginning, and
wo shuuld start tho matter right In every
particular. If we do there Is no gainsaying
Its success. "
Charles S. Klguttcr, general counsel of the
Musical festival executive commltteo, ex
plained tho tv.attsr somewhat In detail, after
Mr. Martin had been followed by Mr. J. II.
Dumont nnd other members of tho club.
"The executive commltteo of tho Musical
festival," said Mr. i:iguttcr. "has given
much time and labor In bringing tho band
concerts to Omaha nnd has labored under
many disadvantages for the purpose of rais
ing a small nucleus that might bo utilized
In building an auditorium. We held out
that Inducement to Omaha proplo when wo
asked them to subscribe for the festival
Now the members of tho exprutlvo com
mittee of the Musical festival como here
and say to tho Commercial club of Omaha:
'We have raised very nearly Jlft.OdO for the
purpo?e of starting an auditorium fund.'
It U uot tho purpose of this meeting to
discuss tho size of Buch an auditorium. Its
location or the use to which It shall bp
put. Omaha needs nn auditorium. We
como for the moral support of tho Com
mercial club. Securing that wo will later
call together the business raeii. the moneyed
men nnd (he property owners of Omaha to
consult concerning tho proposition.
Time linn C'niiie to 'l.
"Tho quetion of the architectural de
mils and othrr minutiae may well bo left
till a later day. Our one Idea now U to
raise fU.0,000, $2M.(.00 or 300.C00 for an
ninllioraim. We have sot the people, of
Omnhn enthusiastic on tho proposition and
ue want to strike now while, the Iron is
hot."
Alfred Millard said: "Omaha haB become
accustomed to tackling bis things. Think
of the suffering we endured for many years
uwirg to tho lack of proper depot accom
modations, until we finally went after the
rnilroai's, and now we have two of the
llntst depots In the country. Wo havo seen
tho success of the Transmlsslsslppl expos!
tlon and know how a few men got to
gather, willed that It be a success and It
wb a Buccoss. I don't be'levo the time Is
rlpo to go out nnd ralso tho funds necessary
tn build nn auditorium. It will be after
election, and I believe most sincerely that
the matter can be carried to a successful
Issue If we are fortunate In tho election.
"Nothing kuccec'iB llko bucceis." said John
Steele. "I -hMik it well for us to strike
while the Iron Is hot and while wo are reap
Ing the advantages of our successful musical
festival by getting ready to collect the funds
necessary to the building of tho auditorium
Immediately after the election. The Com
morclal rlub should and will lend its hearty
moral and financial support to the matter.'
till II it I nur Would I'uy 1)1 vtilrnilN
President P. IJ. Sanborn of the Musical
lYsilvnl committer told what had been don
relative to looking Into tho erection of an
auditorium. "About four months ago,'' ho
said, "the matter was taken up by some of
tho gentlemen Interested and architectural
opinions wero recolved In tho promises. Wc
got un option on a suitable location for the
auditorium. It Is within two blocks of every
street car line and In a central ilowntown
district. This lot would cost In the nc.gh-
br.rhood of JI.'.OOO. The estimates of tho
architects showed that the building would
rot no less than $100,000, making a total of
ipproxlmatuly Jl.'O.COi) on a minimum basis.
'We figured on un auditorium having n
seating capacity of ri.000 people and nlso
capable of furnishing accommodations for
the Commercial club and rooms on tho
ground floor unliable for renfal purposes.
These rentals would bring In n steady In
come, which wo estimated nt ubout $15,000
per year. Tito cost of maintenance and
repairs would pr bably rut this sum In
two, but would slill leave a good sum to
pay dividends on. say, $100,000 common
stock. A proposition has already been re
ceived from the militia companies of thlB
city which would like quarters In such an
auditorium, nnd this, with the probability
of having tho Commercial club and the
Woman's club an tenants warrants the
opinion thut there would bo little dllllcully
In disposing of tho surplus room at a tlgure
that would make the property n fairly good
dl Idend-paylng one."
At tho conclusion of tho discussion of
tho nudltorlum project the Commercial club
endorsed the application of tho Hoard of
Governors of Ak-Snr-Hcn thnt nil business
establishments bo closed Wednesday after
noon between tho hours of 12 and 0 o'clock.
It wan also determined that the cxtorlor
of tho Commercial ilub should be deeurnti d
appropriately for tho festal scaBou, begin
ning next weelt.
RAILROADS liARE LOW RATES
Le33 Than Ono Faro for Hound Trip for
Ak-Sar-Bcn Festivities.
BIG ATTENDANCE IS ANTICIPATED
Tlel.et" Sold on .ilni,dn l.i lie
Gum! I'ntll October '1 Low
Itiili'x AIno front louu
1'ollltM.
Wednesday of next week will, according
to the prcdlitlons of railroad managers, Lo
tho big day, In point of attendance, at tho
Ak-Sar-Hen festivities und street carnival.
Un that day from nil Nebraska pjlnl.i
within IM) miles of Omaha rates will be in
effect of fcO per cent of tho oi;u-wny faro
for tho round trip.
Nebrasknns who avail themselves of tlic3
low rates to lslt the carnival will havo tho
privilege of remaining throughout .ill of
thu subsequent festlltles, ns the return
limit on theso tickets will bo until Octo
ber 2. In addition to this special ratj
during next week, ratcH of aao fare for the
round trip will be effective from all points
within i'UO mills of Omnlia In Nebrns'.a
and from all Iowa points wi.hln
!f0 miles of Omaha. Because of
these low rites olid tho excellent ailrae
tlonb ottered by (he Joint Ak-S.ti-Hcn
paretics and street carnival, local railroad
men antlcirntu more visitors than have
ever before attended tho Ak-fc'ar-Ilen fes
tivities. KnHlern I'relulit ill rills ltextnrril.
Pursuant to telegraphic Instructions sent
out from Now York Immediately folio. vlng
the recent meetlns of tho presidents and
executive officers of western roadi. nil
freight rates havo been re-estnbll'ined on
tnrltT basis nnd since. Thursday of this wick
the suggestion of a cut-rato has boon ie
ceived by tho railroad men with an evpres
slon of horror. How long tho exist'ng
condition will exist Is entirely problem
atical, although well Informed freight nun
express the opinion that it will bo for a
longer period than formerly, Inasmuch as
tho presidents have tnken tip with renu vod
attention tho matter of establishing local
pools nt various points. Tho opinion Is
generally held that a pool will bo in open
tlon In Otnnha before long and then rite
rutting will be practically Impossible.
IMIIorN Awful I'llulit,
r. M. niacins, editor Seneca (111.) News,
was afllletcd for years with piles that no
doctor or remedy helped until he trltd
Uucklen'B Arnica Salvo, tho best in tho
world. Ho writes two boxes wholly cured
hlra. Infallible for piles. Cure gusran-
ed. Only 25c. Sold by Kuhn & Co..
urugglstB.
GOLFERS START FOR ST. JOE
Mriiilit'i'H ol tin' Dimlry ( lull lo I'luv
Iti tiirn (iniiie ullli the
MIhxoii linns,
A delegation of Omaha Bolters, mcmb.-rs
of tho Country club, left Inst evening io a
visit over Saiurda and Suuduy ai S .
Josoph and Katini.s City. The mimb.rs of
tho party will occupy a prlvuti e.tr, iiiiiv
Ing In St. Jtsin this in roin,,'. und
will spend the day there as the gusts of
the St. Juscph Ci untry lub A tn tea
na'i o will 1 o plajed tirlrg th day. Om.ihn
,uifois txprasu cuiiMcnco m a vKtorj lu
this coniesi, but do not believe it will bo
nccornpllshcd with such a marg n as ,n ths
recent gamo on tho homo links between
these teams. "The S. Josp,i team It . a
been practicing diligently since it v,s
Ited Omaha," said one of the p.ir y, "mil
Is now prepared to piny more s if ntltlenlly
than when It lust trltd conclus..;is with ur
team. Then, too, tho playcia will be ,.n
their homo links, which havo fir mor.
hazards thau ours, and tlio.r familiar. ty
with the ground will servo to offs-t tho ad
vantage wo havo m superior playing. Thero
Is little iiueatlon, however, but that wo will
win the match."
The Omaha contingent will leave St.
Joseph Saturday night for Kansas City,
whero Sunday will be spent as ths guests
of tho l'ansas City Country club. The
gclfets will return homo Mondny morn.nj.
It(lllWII) NltCH II Mil I'lTHIHIIllH.
Asslstnnt C,"nernl I'ns-i-liger Agent
Arthur II Smith nf the lliiiiliistnn has gone
tn Denver on a buslnoss trip.
K. Palmer, city passenger agent of
the Itnck Island nt l'eorin. Is In the cltv.
uc (impnnled by his wife. Mr. rainier wiu
fornvrlv located here
I,. M. Allen of ("lilengn nnd H W. Thomp
son of Topekn. (iHni.stnnt general pnnongi r
ugents of the Hock Inland, are In the city.
Th-3 Boys' Shoes
Ate of consUld'uhlo ooncrni to tho
liiiiviits to trot a shoo thnt will not only
look well, hut imike it liood weaiiii!;
h iiool shoo. Is tho itrohloin Drox I..
Shooinan has In his !?l.."f shoo a shoe
thut comes inluhty ileal' 111 II nt: all tho
l'eiltllivilii lit llllllle of Ili'st-flili", f-ollil
leather, with o:ik sole leather soles, by
the best shoemakers III America It has
stood the test of years and Is today the
leading hoys' shoe on the market -boiiuht
once always ImiiRht MNsos' k'd
or calf shoes. ll'. to -. St.r.O; A'.j to II,
Sl.'jri-Ti to 8. Sl.o'o-samo utilities as
oitr boys' shoes.
Drexei Shoe Co.,
New CiilnloKiM reiulj Tnl 'rre for
I he nx ,lnu
Omnlin' I p-tn-iliMe shoe lliinnii,
niti rvnA.ii tui:i;t.
nr.
Millions wilt h nicnt tr. politics toll
year. We can't Utep the campaign going
without money any more than we can keep
tho body vigorous without food Dyspep
tics urcd to starve themselves, Now KoJol
Dytpepila Cure digests what you oat and
Hows you to eat all the good food ou
want, it radically cures stssmrn troublti
Glosirg Da's of Arl Sale-
Have von availed youivelf of our
overstock art sale'.' - Duly a short tlmo
left In which to buy a picture at al
most your own price Hundreds of
wis,, ones havo taken advantage of this
great sale, saving from in to do per
cent from regular prices Nothing re
servedevery pleture must bo sold re
gardless of price or quality Select your
picture now for tho holidays It means
money to you -See our special bargain
counter -choice pictures from 10c to Ohc
Worth live times the money.
A. HOSPB,
Music end Art 1513 Ooutlat,
III
I. Mlllrr. Irave Inn passenger a cent out
nf t'hiingn. an oiiipnnles them.
(I XI Kntrlkin. n.ilrtnnt genornl frelebt
ugent f tin Omaha ,t St Louis, has re
turned from h Inisluess trip to Chlcngo.
I.llilllr-1 Di-nlli's AkiiiiIpm,
Only k roaring fire enabled J. M. Oarrett-
Eon of San Antonio, Tex., to lie down when
utlncked by asthma, from which he suf
fered for years. Ho writes his misery was
often so great that It seemed ho endured
the ngonlcs of death, but Dr. King's Now
Discovery for Consumption wholly ourod
him. This marvelous medicine. Is tho only
known cure for asthma ns well ns consump
tion, coughs und colds nnd all throat, chont
ind lung troubles. Trice, GOo nnd $1.00
(iuarnntocd. Trial bottles free nt Kuhn
& Co., druggists
Shell II Iti'i'Miilnrro DiivIh,
Sheriff I'nwer und Denitv Klvnn urn feel.
Ing decidedly good over (ho recanliiro of
limrli'v lnK u colored prisoner who
lirnko Jul! April IV last iifler he hail served
Rlmtil a month of n six-month jail sen-
nice mr iinviiKiii inuiHeiireuKing. Iinvii
returned tn Omaha yesterday and within
an hour w.is again In the clutches of the
law, being found by tin. olllcers In n house
down near the distillery. Ho will Imvo u
chance to serve out about live months nf
ins unexpired term nnu, ns ne stole u stilt
of elntlilni; und un overcoat from fellow
prlfainois when he broke Jull, his term will
doubtless bo extended.
llellevc Wlui t We Hny.
Tho best proof of our sincerity about
Cascarets Candy Cathartic is tho guaruntee
to cure any ease of chronic constipation or
purchase money refunded.
If your glosses
are skewed or pinch you como
tn and wo will adjuat tbm, no
charge for nuch pleasantries tin
that nor for examining tho eye
Our charre arn for furnishing
tho proper eye holp but ths
charco la Jim right You will
say nn much.
THE A10E & PENfOLD CO.,
Leading Sclciitlflo Uptlclnna.
1408 Farnnm. OMAHA.
OPPOSITE PAXTON HOTEL.
ENHYROyAL PILLS
ila lir.D ml (Ulil miil boio Mtlrt
wlii! lliirtbfcm 'I'nkc no olhfr. RiTitft
Itncfron Kiititlinllfin 4 ImlU
lift, rj; ft ) tr l'ruciv or oi 4a la
i4ri fif rnrtloutur. f ftmaUU
oi ''Kfllor fr l,tlft,H(n ttutr, r
taim 1uil. tO.ttun I Jillnonttl Mahlki
A Lucky Horse Si'oe-
-.
.les' as shore as tie sun inny rlKO. do
llindln' uv a horseshoe am lucky 'cause
I hadn't bin home IS Iioiiih till I dun
found one-air do Ink wasn't hardly
dry on de paper what I writ my last ad
on till my boss More was tilled with
customers a-lookln' at 'deni Favorite
baxe burner Htovcs what ho noils fur
H'.i.Jid and up (ley am de greatest base
burners wnt-J made becauso (ley Iiiih
about one-thli'd more radiating surface
as compared with unnie I.oh of other
bane biirnerH and are mounted and
llttcd perfectly but ef yuse Is not oln'
to buy a heater and wants a steel raiifjo
you Jos' let my boss Miow you a Favor
ite steel rane wat he hejls fur ,'J0.SO
an' If you don't say U'h t blfj btiraln
den tny name is not eke.
A. C. Raymer
1514 Farnatn St.,
Gold M3dal BonBons
Never more popular than today for
the reason they are the most delicious
confection manufactured, f'ome In.
One, two, three and live-pound boxes at
(Stic a pound. If your dealer does not
hnudlo them remit tho nmnuut to us.
No order too small or too lartre for our
prompt uttcntion. Only the purest and
lM'Ht materials are used lu our candles
and you can enjoy their dellclousnesH
without fear, for there Is nothlnx un
wholesome about them.
W. S. Balff,
1520 Fiimum SU
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