THE OMAHA DAILY HHIv. SA'IT HP AT. OCTOJVBll 20, 1900.
HAYDENs Attend th
AGENTS
FOR THE
BUTTE RICK
PATTERNS
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS YOU EVER SAW, READ OUR CLOTHING AND CLOAK SALES AND NOTE THE NEW PRICES WE MAKE ON FUR
NISHING GOODS AND GROCERIES, SATURDAY WILL BE FULL OF INTEREST FOR ECONOMICAL BUYERS AT THE BIG STORE, A
e Great Bankrupt Sale of Notions Saturday (
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Special Sale of New Fall Shoes Saturday.
... T.he newcst tylfs and best makes of Shoes on talc at Ic.s titan wholesale nrk(
All Bizcs and widths.
Arn(n for Tlir "llrooU llro.'
Sliorn for l.iullon.
fnH for Tlir "S(r((.n" Mmc
for .Men.
Dress Goods Sale , Bankrupt Sale
LADIKS' I'l.NK 3.00 VJC'I KID LACE ,Mt:N"3 FINK $3 PATENT LKATI1ER DltESS
SHOES-with potent call tips I AA uue.s-(.;ongtcs, sorgo I ni
I w
I
-5 pifci'H of all wool t'hockH, i
411 inches wide, regular HOC!
value, Hoc yard.
Zibolino plaids, in fit) new de
signs, regular value 2v. a( J Dr.
Sit-idly all wool e( inline.. 40
fall shades, strictly all wool,
(termini lieurietta, all shades
and blaek, worth up to Toe,
only lllc.
New arrivals of French flan
nels every day. Plain, :58c to
'we; figured and Persians, Sc
to $.'5.00 per yard.
Groceries
The last shipment Just received. .Digger
nud better bargains than ever Do not
miss this. You may have rend ot bigger
rales, but you have never seen them. t
Q Spools Holding tiros:' Dest Qunl- 1 n
lty Sewing Sill: for l-',
W-yard Spool of Richardson's Dest
OUUsewIng Silk (blacks only) 1 lr.
for vJj
10c Corset Steels 3c
10c Drees Stays 2&e
10c Embroidery Silk lc
10c Knitting Silk 3c
r.oc m:w timppmj i i it it tut . . . . inl
and flexible soles, for.
1.93
tops ami welt soles, for.
LADIES' FINE I3.C0 V1CIKIU WELT I PIS.
SOLE LACE 81IOi:Swlth lork MEN S FIM. 3.u
2.43
0 V1CI KID WELT SOLE
filled Inner soles, on
salo at
' LACE SHOES
for
"STETSON"
LADIES' "IIItOOKS DUOS," ROCHESTER ! Mn-S"t
t.MVTt.1 Ultnn.i I
...ow,., ritir. anuns lor I ....... ..... . .
All .17... nn.i , SHOES In vlcl kids, vclour calf and en
An nn a VJL . 1 . nmel leather, all sites and
S3.00, $3.50 and S4.00 I -
2.48
CUSTOM MADE
and
5.
, Bargains In School-Shoes,
BOYS' FINE $2.00 SATIN CALF LACE SHOES
on snlo at
YOUTHS' FINE $1.50 SATIN CALF LACE SHOES-
on aalo at ,
LITTLE HUNTS' $1.2!i SATIN CALF LACE SHOES
on sale at
1.50
1.00
75c
GIRLS' SHOES In lace or button, DSc and v. ,
x WIWTER UNDERWEAR.
MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES OF MEN'S, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UN
DERWEAR AT LESS THAN HALF THE REOLLAR PRICE.
Men's o0u Merino Shirts and Drawer at L'5c.
Men's $1.25 wool and flceco lined ShtrU nud Drawers, In camel's hair and
natural wool. In all sized, at I3c.
Men'a lino cxlru heavy nil wcol Shirts and Drawers. In plain and fancy colors,
that wero made, to sell at Jl.fiO, $2.00 and $2.50. nil In this lot at OSc.
Ono lot of men's Shirts nnd Drawers, heavy Jersey ribbed and fleece lined,
worth up to $1.00, all In one lot nt 33c.
Men's $1.00. Colored Laundered Shirts, with separate cuffs, nt 19c.
Men's Flannel Shirts. In blue nnd fancy colors, nt Sc, $1.60 nnd $l.0S.
Men's Sweaters nt I9c, OSc and $1.50.
Mbn'a' 50c Siispendots, In nil the new styles, at 25c.
Men's 20c Half Hose, in plain and fancy colors, ut 10c.
1PECIAL SALE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
50 dozen children's tine Fleece Lined Underwear on sale at 15c.
Dest grades at 20c and I5c.
Eighty dozen children's fine camel's hair Underwear on sale at 25e.
Rest grades at .'!0e and 35e.
Children's Jersey ribbed Vests, medium weight, sale price 10c.
Special sale of children's heavy ribbed Hose at 10c, Ue r.nd 25c; worth double.
Lndles' fleece lined Hose nt 10n, 15c and 26c.
Ladles' outing llannoL Night downs on halo at 60e nnd !'Sc,
Mlssea' Shaw-Knit H030 nt 35c pair, three pairs for $1.00.
Ladles' flue Jersey Vests and Pants at 25c, 35c and 50c.
Ladles' Union Suits nt 50c up to $5.Q0,
Ladles' $1.23 Kid Olovca nt 75c every pair warranted anil fitted.
-Ladles' extra heavy fleece lined Vests and Pants at 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.
Ladles' extra heavy all wool Vests and Pants, 75c.
Big Sheet Music Sale
For Saturday
Tomorrow we will place on sale tho fol
lowing elegant music nt only 10c per copy,
by mnll, 11c such cholco selections as tho
following will bo told: ' "Flatterer," by
Chamtundo; Intcrmczo, from "Cavallcrln
Rustlcana, "Last Hope," by Gottschnlk;
"Second Hungarian Rhapsody," by Liszt;
"At Morn" by Oodard; Flower Song, by
Lnngo; "Dohorulan Olrl." by Koltcrcr; "Ilrl
dal Chorus." from "Lohengrin;" "Two
Larks," by Leschetlzky; "Second nnd Fifth
Valscs," by Ciodardt "If I Were a Hlrd," by
llcnsclt; "El Trovatore," by Dorn; "Maid
en's Dream," by Rohm; "Love Song," by
Uohtn;. "Martha," by Dorn: "Mazurka," by
Chopin; Melody In F. by Ruheustelu; Min
uet, by PadcrowBkl; Miserere, from "Trova
tore," "Murmuring Brook," by Splndlcr;
"Norma," by Leybach; Pilgrim's Chorus,
from Tannehauser; Polish Dance, by Scbar
wenkn; Poet and Peasant overture, by
Suppe; "Polacco Drllllanto," by Von Weber;
"Rondo Caprlccloso," by Mendelssohn; Sec
ond Mazurka, by Oodard; "Simple Confes
sion," by Thome; Sixth Nocturne, by Ley
bach; March, .from "Tannhauscr; "Storm,"
by Weber; "Trnumerl," by Schuraann;Valsc
op. 18, by Chopin; Valso In E flat, by Du
rand;Valse, "Caprlte,"by ltubenstein; Valso
"Styrlenno alid La Gnzzelle," by Wallen
haupt; "Dream of Paradise," beautiful sa
cred song, by Gray. All day Saturday
only 10c per copy. Call or send for catal
ogues, which are free.
Exquisite Millinery
A SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURDAY.
We have just received a
large purchase of ladies' new
est style street hats, which go
on sale for the first lime Sat
urday at prices fully one-third
less than their regular value.
They are the handsomest yet
shown in Omaha.
Tho new Mexican street hats, regular
$1.50 vnlues, at 95c.
Tho regular $1.00 crush hats at 60e.
A splendid showing of Fedora hats, In all
colors, on sale nt $1.00.
Trimmed hats In nil tho newest nnd most
fashionable shapes and trimmings, on sale
at n great saving In prices.
A speclnl lino of very prettily trlmmc.1
hats on sale for Saturday at $1.93.
A special sale of fancy trimmings at cut
prices. See tho great bargains wo are
offering In grebes and breasts In nil colors
at 50c and up.
Angora bonnets for children. In nil col
ors, nt reduced prices Saturday.
Optical Department
DON'T SUFFER WITH YOUR EYES
when you can g-t glasses so cheap.
NO CHARGE for examination (by skill
ful refrnctionl8t). A full line ot frames nnd
lcnrcs of tho very best finalities. Repairing
a specialty.
17 pounds granulated sugar
for $1.00.
li-pouml package Superior
IJreakfast Food, made from the
best Pacific coast while wheat,
JlMc package.
2-poiind package whole
wheat granules, made from
best .Minnesota hard wheat,
112 Ac package.
Jersey Cream Flour, 95c
sack.
I-pound packago self-raising pancake
flour, SISc.
3-pouud can Silver Drip Syrup, 9c can.
Columbia Cream, 7i4o can.
U'hlto onions, per bottle, 8Uc.
Sweet or sour pickles, per bottle, $Hc.
Condensed milk, Stic can.
3-pouud can grated pineapples, per can,
12Vic.
Tall can red Alaska salmon, 124c can.
Fancy Oregon prunes, per pound, Cc.
Select sugar prunes, per pound, 7Ho.
Extra fancy Washington prunes, per
pound. 10c.
Yellow Crawford penches, per pound, 9V4e.
Extra select largo Mulr peaches, per
pound, 12V4c.
II UTTER AND CHEESE.
Country butter, per pound, 12Hc
Rest country butter, per pound, 16c and
10c.
Good creamery butter, per pound, 19c
and 20c.
Wisconsin full cream cherse, 12Hc.
Now York full cream cheese, 14c.
Sap sago, 7c.
Saturday the Windup of That Great Sale of
Auction Silks.
All of the fine silks remnlnlnc from tho big miction sale will positively bo closed
out Saturday, nud this great sale of miction silks will be a thing of the pust. This
O rand Silk Sale bus created a whirlwind of excitement nnd the prices which wo mak
on Saturday should bring such crowds that It will test tho emuiclty of this Immense
department.
D'nck Pongee Silk, nnd only one dre pattern to rnoh customer, on sale at lfic
Tho biggest Taffeta value In tho United States-black nnd all colors, 27-Inch wldo
at only ii'c.
Cheney Pros. Finest Foulard, from the nuetlon snlo, worth up to $1.50, tit Cc.
Fancy Silks for waists. In stripes nnd IIimds. In nil the latest colors, 59c.
Heavy Dlack Peau de Sole, all puro slik. 27-lnches wide und worth $2.50, for $l.CV
Wo show moro new silks than nny other sltk department In our city, many times
over and hnvo put prices down, down, down for Saturday, so don't forgot.
Wlnslow Taffeta Is a taffeta with a record, tt tins proven by years of use to bo
the best, nnd nny other taffeta represented to you as being us good should first get
a reputation, Wo soil for $1.00.
Chickens and Meats
Fresh dressed spring chickens 9o
Fresh dressed chickens 8 Vic
No. 1 bacon HHc
Rest new bologna ; 6c
Short ilbs corned beef Ec
Good salt pork SHc
5 lbs. best lard COo
Flew Orug Prices
Unlversnl silver polish 39c
$1 beef, wlno and Iron, per bottle 20c
Celery and Cola 43c
Sarsapartlla 43c
Camphor Ice, per box 8c
Juvenile soaps, per cake 3c
Fleur-dc-lls fnce powder 15c
Toilet soap, per box 6c
HAYDE
BROS
Letting Down Prices
on Parlor Tables
Wo havo Just secured n fine lot of polished
tables and stnuds, nil new designs, ma
hogany blrdscyo maple, and golden oak,
Saturday you ran buy a high grado flno
looking Parlor Table, at a lower figure than
similar goods havo over been offered bo
fore. Tables ut $1.95, $2.50, $3.46, $3.85,
$1.25. $3.50 and $0.00.
Flno solid oak ruantlo Folding lied, pen
cil weave, spring imported, $12.50.
C drawer oak chiffonier, $0.50.
Quarter sawed, squaro Extension Table,
$5.60.
Oak Sideboard, swell front, golden finish,
French bevel mirror. $12.60.
Special Saturday Bargains
0k ' Did you seo THE REGAL UNIVERSAL.
jjUL double heating base buruer, tho finest stove
in Omaha. Heats 'em all. Something new
this season, tho mirror nickel plntlng, thn
greatest heater and fuel saver ninde; sclW
jj'jjaJI regular for $17.00 our prlco $39.00.
gcagr'ffr . Tim CYCLONE HOT RLAST keeps llro
4&Y&cLyi rSVlMh s l10Urfl' burns conl, wood or nnythlng
eS'fMlSw olso' ,8n,, fo.95.
luch, $7.95.
OSnfr WOOD A 111 TIGHT Hums nil Idivln t,f
mwmm .
ff4JS THE MEDALLION No. 8 Cook, lnrge 18-
mfili&tir ,n n ovon' VPr' nlc'"' smootn casting, nicely
JVWjsSiS nlclpl Pln'cL fln bnkcr. $11.95.
i.sWS1 6 holn CAST HANOI:, with "fl.lnrh ni..n
:t 'J 'l' HA ki - - - " - ' ------ -
&ZjfrXSll with pnnme1fil rrsrrvolr. would ln rhrnn
-mn.j rf? v- n i ' r
7fr-?Wl&7W&!A for S20.00 our tirldo JJlfi.iD.
nrwu i ll Ctarr .B '
nuuaoiuiiiiiMiiK uuuud
mmmmmmm i nod. .. "
iSaWWX. Stovo Hoards, wood lined t.9c
t'XMHrM lflnrtllnir llntnhxt 10,,
X" No. 8 Gnlvanlzed Rollers 69o
r-SELL3 on qxjaut. K0S?ci.T.:.::;::v:::::::::::::: Z
2-quart Granite Tea Pots 25c Galvnnlzcd Tuba 39a
Pott's Iron Handles 5c 60-pound Flour Hlns 00a
Leatherette Lunch Hoxes 10c Polished Claw Hammers 9c
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M.'VUJ7U,-l',J-i'fJ.-,
not.
.SEW USE FOR DERMATOLOGY
Husband Changes His Facial Contour and
Eccapca Wife's Eccognition.
BOARDED AT HER HOUSE FOR OVER A WEEK
foraot to I'ny lllr Mill Wlirn
Left mill Took llli Little
JlitUKlitiT .tuny "Itli
Him.
He
If tho theory ot Mrs. Harriet Vandagrift
Is corroct. n now uso has been discovered
for dermatology, or facial Hiirgcry, which
haillrecontly sprang Into promlnenco In
tovMil of tho larger cities. Her husband,
sho bays, has had his countenance altered
according to this method, nud It so changed
his appearance that alio didn't know him.
His disguise was complete. Tho surgeon
hod changed tho contour of his face ns
effectually ns n landscapo gardener mom
flcs tho topography of a terrace, and she
Is Inclined to bellevo that hl3 mien Is im-
nroved.
Thus "masked" H. J. Vandagrift entered
tho boarding houso conducted by his de
sorted spouso, whom he hadn't aecn for
two yenrs. shared her hospttalUy for u
week and decamped, tuklng with him their
llttlo daughtor, Cora, 8 years old.
IIo went away without, paying his board
bill, but Mrs. Vandagrift ban hla trunk, and
It was while rummaging through the old
clothes and trash In tho Saratoga that sho
discovered tho Identity of her lata guest
Mouday a noto appeared In Tho Heo to
tho effect that tho child hail uisappeareu
Mr. Harriot Vandagrift. who ruus f
boarding houso nt 2420 Illalno street, did
not at that time connect the disappear
anrn nf "Fred Miller." tho stranger, with
thut of llttlo Cora, but supposed tho child
had run away unattended. It was not until
sho began to search through tho trunk ho
had left, hoping "to And something of valuo
to offset his debt, that she chanced upon
sovorul leltord uddressod to II. J. Vanda
grift. Tho contents of theso letters cleared
away tho mystery. Tho man wno nan in
troduced himself to her ns Fred Miller wns
her husband who had deserted her in tni
cniro two years before. A surgical opera-
Hon and a heavy growth nf beard sufficed
to mako hla disguise effective
Just why Vandagrift saw fit to havo his
nhysloKnomy altered Is not apparent
though his wife Inclines to tho belief that
It was ts aid him In escaping tho responsi
bility for some crime. Govern! years ngo
she nays, ho was arrested In Chicago on a
chargo of forgery and was photographed
according to tho rules oi the liertlllon sya
tern. His caso nevor came to trial, how
ever. It is her opinion that ho has "been
In soma moro mischief" and that his vlsai;
was modified to elude the dectectlves.
Kosfl Completely .Millie (Her,
Vaudagrift's uoso wns retrousse; it I
now aaulllno. That, ho far as his wiro I
able to say. Is tho extent of tho motamor
ohosU wrought by tho nurgcon. Tho rest
Is naturo's own work nnd consists In n
hKiw. full, black beard. Prom hints
dronned In ono of the letters found In hi
trunk It appoara that ho haB visited one o
ih facial Burgeons lu Now York who ad
v.rttiin to correct Inartistic outlines of
feature, ihako big mouths Binall, stralghton
crooked noses, pin 'back protruding enrs
removo smallpox marks ana generally ini
nrnvo unon naturo's handiwork In tho mitf
tor of tho human face divine. Ho has elab
orated upon tho Idea of tho dual Identity,
From the II. J. Vandagritt witn n turu-u
noafl ho has becorao Fred Miner, win.
Roman noso. He Is a t-ort of a Jekylt and
Hdo monstrosity, but In lieu ot the rastor
rlous salt Used by Stevenson'B character
the transformation U wrought by the sur
iron's scalpel-
Mrs. Vandasrlft called at the police
station yesterday for the third time
this week, tho purposo of -Tier last visit
being to report that her child had been
ocnted In Coffcyvlllo, Kan., with her hua-
and's parents, nnd that , sho had ceased
to worry concerning its safety.
"Cora Is n smart girl," said she, "and
know hhe'd bo pretty near ablo to tako
are of herself. Hut in to him (her hus
band) ho was a puzzle to me. Of course
he reminded me of my husband. A hun
dred times whilo ho was In tho house I
cuught myself staring at him and trying
o reconcile him with tho father of my
blld, but a glanco nt thnt profile Invari-
bly convinced mo that I was mistaken,
Ho seldom spoke, and never onco did ho
ook mo square In tho eyes. If he had I
bdlcve 1 should have known him In splto
f all."
Tho police havo ben advised of Vnnda-
grlft's curious exploit since Tuesday of
this week, nnd have been working quietly
on the case upon the theory that he was
till in tho city with tho child. So far
ns they havo been nble to learn ho Is not
wanted" for any crime..
For ii Cold In Die Hcnil.
LAXATIVE RROMO.QUININE TABLETS.
HEAT. CUTTERS END BOYCOTT
limhnrRO l.nlil Ipon I'roilucln nf
Swift1 PuokliiK Hoiimo Mr-
moved !- I'ltlou'd Order.
Word has been received In Omaha that
tho boycott declared on the products of tho
Swift Packing company hna been raised by
the Meat Cutters' union and that tho
formal nctlon will be announced at tho
meeting of the Central Labor union to
night. ThlH action ends oue ot the most
prolonged lnbjr contests of thn country,
Over two years ago tho trouble between
Swift and tho cutters' union started In
Chicago and Kansas City. So far as known
tho conditions causing tho strike In those
cities did not exist In South Omaha nnd
ns a matter of fact members of tho union
have worked in tho South Omaha houso
during tho tluio tho boycott was declared
effective.
The matter was taken up by the Ameri
can FtMierutlon of Labor and nil nmilatcd
societies endorsed the action ot tho moat
cutters, placing fines upon nil members
purchasing tho product of the Swift
houses. Tho right wnxed warm for
timo, but chunglng conditions In the cities
where tho packing houses wero located
brought about chnngea lu the houses so
that today some ot tho causes ot com
plaint havo been removed and others have
been lost sight of. The ending of tho
strlko cannot bo considered a victory for
either side.
('limp Nciir Djjnii.
"For threo daya nnd nights I suffered
agony untold from an attack of cholera
morbus brought on by eating cucum-
here, m'8 M. K. Lowthcr. clerk of ths
district court, Contorvlllo, la. "I thought
should surely ill a and tried a dozen
different medicines, but all to no purpose,
1 sent for a bottle of Chamht rlaln'B Coll
Cholera nud Diarrhoea Remedy and threo
doses rllovcd me entirely, I went to
sleep and did not uwake for eight hours
On awakening n few hours ago I felt s
gratified that tho first work I do on going
to tho office is to wrlto to tho manu
facturcrs of this remedy and offer them
my grateful thanks and say: 'God bless
)on and the splendid medicine ,vou make.'
Yellow I'orr on Slili1nim-il.
NEW YORK. Oct. ID. -Joseph .Mendel
nf rhlcaco. n Mrst-chitM enliin
,,nnr nn the ward lino steamer fvi
which arrived on Tuesday. October 10. from
Havana, was ainone those removed to
ti.tfm,,,) tHlanil, for observation I ru
plained of feellnp 111 nnd wjh removed, to
Swinburne island hospital for treatment
Las evening he developed unmistakable
symptoms oi ycuuw ifvcr, nr uoty say
tho ense Is mild and the patient Is dolni
fairly today.
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The Great Suit Sale Continues
New additions arrive on every train, adding new laurels to our great and
growing Cloak and Suit department.
Tke Sle Continxies Throvigh Sactvirday
aiYa Monday
More help today, No waiting, Don't delay your buying and expect
to get the choice of the selection,
fresh new sntrnients.
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Lot 1.
125 Women's Tailor
Made Suits
in homespuiiB, cboviots
and serges, all now shapes,
plain and trimmed, suits
that cost to manufacture
from G to $10, go at
$4.90, $6.90, $7.90
(0
Remember these suits are not sample suits thrit.have been carried from city to city (ft
and handled and rehnndled by merchants throughout the country, but clean W
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Lot 2.
175 Women's Tailor
Made Suits
in Venetians, pebble chevi
ots and broadcloths, new
blouse and eton effects,
plain and trimmed suits
that cost to manufacture
from 12 to $15, goat
9.75, $10.75. $12.75
Lot 3.
85 Women's Walking
Suits
Made of heavy cheviots, plaid
back golfing materials and
heavy pebble cheviots, jacket
the new blouse or double
breasted tight fitting elfect,
skirts made with now back,
finished with from 10 to 14
rows of stitching at bottom,
Buits that cost to manufac'
lure from $12 to $18, go at
Lot 4.
115 Women's Ta.ilor
Ma.de Sviits
in fine Venetians, imported
cheviots and broadcloths,
all new and stylish, blouse
and eton effect1, suits that
cost to manufacture from
$18 to $25, go at
$14.75,$I6.75,$18.75
Lot 5.
100 Women's TaJlor
Made Suits
in imported coverts, zibo
lines and fine broadcloths,
every suit in this lota copy
of Paris and Berlin models,
and cost to manufacture
from $25 to $40, go at
$22.50,524. 75,529.75
30r6ro6fct6iiia6a
$9.75, $12,75, $14.75