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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1904)
t TOE OMAnA DAILY DEE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1904. SPECIAL SILK OFFERS Over 300 pieces of the newest silks and vel vets botight from a manufacturer's surplus stock at a bij? reduction from the regular price. Silks for suits, silks for. evening and party gowns, chiffon velvets and crushed velvets for costumes,-lining taffetas, etc. Note the following specials: Chiffon Iiouioonen Chiffon Taffotn 1 k df MoHflflline Taffctn A fl Sultana Mossallnes I lnX-4jJ Taffeta Itnynl Urn V U J Twin de Naplio I Lyons IreH 1'opllrm Glace Chanicloon I wnrfll f 7 pure dye silks "Urlll Plaid Silks at 09c and 85c so much In demand for waists and suit, oj piece from the lot representing Scotch Plslds, French Pisld, Plaid Tarban, f .Off J I'UId Harreand all now colorings, ftVC 30U fl3C worth 81.0 and $1.25, at v ' V Black Waterette Taffetas at 69c and 8.?c. Thee Black Taffetas created such a furore last S( Monday. We have received by express QyC and AlC another lit, ac lonir a they lat, at. . v x W; Waterette Taffeta shed water. Special Silk Velvet Bargain. 60 pieces colored Ff and black silk velvets, worth $1.25, a yard, s5C 4 Silk Squares Monday All that is In demand In plain and fancy silks and velvets easy to neloct, ns prices are always lower than elsewhere. All fclik taffetas, black and colors, peau'de. solo silk "plaids," tin; walxtinf? silks, crepe de chine, alsp our new Hickory lining silk worth from Mo to $1.50 39c 49c 59c 69c Yakd yard yard yard Charming Novelties in Ladies' Suits and Coats Ladies apparel of distinction and character is shoivn at Omaha s greatest style store. A Very Clever New Model nt $24.50 These are very clever creations for smart autumn wear modeled according to the most authoritative style the beauty of workmanship and the ele gance of materials would class them among much higher prce suits a splendid assortment at 24.5(5 Ladies' Suit Special at $ :8. 50 The popu larity of these stunning walking suits which we offer tomorrow at 18.50 is very marked many of these suits are samples and have exclusive stylo features favored by smart dressers at. 18.50 Stylish Walking Suits at $13.85 New materials, prettily trimmed, extra good linings all styles are new and attractive at 13.85 lift? The Tourist Coat is the Thing For swell fall wear it leads in popularity we direct your attention to a specially fine lot in 17 10 lltU the pretty mixtures at. Pretty Tourist Coat Very belted back, box front, etc. thorouchlv tailored at. full, with 12.50 Very Special Fur Values Near Seal Jicket-Beaver cel lar, cud's and reveres, at.. Fine Quaranted Astrakhan Jacket 27 Inch-at $39 24.50-S35 Qcnulne Mexican Braver Jacket -24 ins. loner, guaranteed eatin lining, at.. Beautiful Hudson Otter Jacket at $49 ion Bay $125 A Splendid Line of Fox Scarf- I QO 7 Eft Q 02 Isabella and euble-at 1.73 I.UU7t7U Zaza Scarfs Beautiful Brook mink fur with bqulrrel lining, at Rare Millinery Offers We bare assembled for Monday's special sc-lllnf; ths ftnont and most artistic line of high class millinery, that was ever offered for sale nt 17.50 this Includes many of, the most exquisite copies of elaborate French models th designs are superb and the trimmings are yctt high grade every hat a millllnery gem at t 7.50 Splendid Showing of the newest Feather Trimmings. Hundreds of heautlfvil feathers, attractive or naments, birds, wings and breasts at spsoial prices. Very Stylish Hat for $3.50 .50 Not a hnt In this lot but would bring $5.00 to f7.50 in any store In the tcoun try we have priced them specially to make a busy Monday clever models, faultlessly executed by adept designers. 3 3.98 Fine Fox Scarfs and exquisite fur sets of the most CIQQ popular and scarce furs, In prices up to JI70 Real Bargains Dress Goods All the broken lots from one of the best wholesalers of New York. These are high grade all wool black and all colors, , t ji riv 1 ci . . ! i-: ... : 1 : -: . e t-- neavy hiiu meinuiu weigni luuur ouumns, PiiiimiiB yj n uueriots, uoir anu uamei s iiair riaias. values up .a i i 9A OT 0 vnnl On hnrnrnin cnn.nrp nr n rnrd " j ...... - p i ' J Dress OooJs ut 09c a Yrd (on bar gain square. ) All the finest kind of b ack dress good Th unnd8 of vnrri4 nf riluln nnrt fanrv mm "-- ?"zJ"igdLy?j, &- Cine cohir of Rultlng-. tweed-. 1 U nllk and wool crepes and Jr dainty dress gooda, yd, French Flannels at 29c and 39c a yard. A display rarely equalled, every kind and color of imported wniui 'ill. fir French Flannel, fIRt Jtth selling regular f W M at 75c. at Im J J U Special in Main Department The Highest Class Goods sold are to be had in this stock. Nesr Brown shades in stock, at $5c French Silk and Wool Crepe. f2 down to 85c French Voiles-New Brown Shades, at... 75c-$M.50 New Waterproof ei 4- f Cf Cloths, at 01 10 0.0 J 2.50 British .$l-l.50-l.75-$3 $1 Broadcloth, at New Brown Shades Broadcloth, worth 1.60, at, New nohalr Curl" tor mtle r qjj coats and party wraps, 64 in. O-Vw The highest class Tailor CiOths, ai... Imported Frosted Zlblllnes in brown, navy and black, regular tl.So grade, 60 inch wide, at, a yard.. , .98c Only the reliable Slack dress ffonds are sold in our mourning goods see Uon. We guarantee colors, popular prices for highest olasa foods. 9.98 Fashionable Tailored Suits at CQ.08 The best and moat stylioh suit ever ottered at a popular, price range of styles, at.. Ultra Stylish Walking Skirts-We are soli wing a specially high class line of new autumn walking skirts artistically de signed from thn finest fabr cs all the most clever style feat ures extra bar gains, at iroi isui up -mi uic lliUM 5.98J7.50 popul Elaborate Demi Costumes and Even ine Dresses Exquisitely fashioned of thH 1flintiRt. and most tavored ciotns many styles are exclusive importations at.. Smart Little Short Coats at $4.93- Vnrv HfTefitivelv trimmed fall's best and ' ef most popular colorings perfect fitting at ... Stunning $10 Hats go at $5 . These hats are the newest deslpns from correct winter pattern, all the most popular nutumn and wintor garniture the newest and ra st becoming shapes worth $10.00 each specially priced at $5 ina most javurou u""" $29 10 $125 111 f UC! K OIIU 4.98 ON BARGAIN SQUARE In Basement 150 pairs fancy bedroom slip pers, fleece wool s o '.' 13 i", silk and satin uppers, worth 1.W, go at sw 1 1 j i 13 kJ a On Second Floor SOV pairs fine satin, silk, fslt and leather! Uppers, warm! lined worth up to throe. dollars, go at I i The Brandeis' $3 Special Shoe FOR WOMEN This line embraces some 3'J different styles all the very best of the beason's ideas in every kind of toe. heel and sole more style, more wear nd more value than In any other shoe for the money in the world all sizes and .widths, A to EE Dr. Reed's Cushion Shoes for VVnmpn 5 Four new ,aa tfle bt shoe If UIIICIlt $0 that money can make the only absolutely perfeot shoe. Cures bunions, echina and tender feec and callout spots. 5,000 peuple in and around Omaha endorse It. The Brandeis $1.93 Special hAf Twe,vs etyleis made to our 31IUG express order in light me dium and heavy soles nice plump LUpper stock every pair guaranteed. B tter than any other $2. BO ladies' .hoe on the market. Special Girls' and Boys' Shoes In our exclusive children's department, on the second floor, our new fall line of boys' and girl's shoes, at $1.5, $1.89, $1.30 and $1. BO, w-ltn extension soles, half heels, spring heels and full heels; vlcl kid and box calf skin. Every pair absolutely guaranteed. The best shoes that money can buy every pair fitted properly. ' Two Big Clothing Stocks Bought of J. f. Goldberg & Co., of New York and Chicago. Now oiy Sale at Brandeis ENTIRE Retail Stock ENTIRE Wholesale Stock on sale ON MAIN FLOOR ahd 3rd floor Suits and Overcoats from the Goldberg re- C All i the Suits and. Overcoats from the Goldberg rwtail stock, worth' $17.50 to 120.00, o at..., v. Suits and Over Goldberg & Co. Ke- tail stock worth $12.50 and $15 go at All the $22 and $25 coats from the J. F. tail Stock go at . . .". ON SALE IN BASEMENT All the OVERCOATS from J. F. Goldberg Entire Wholesale Stockworth ut) to 18.50 and $10.00 go He , $9 12 & Co's 3.98 If isspI BIG EMBROIDERY SALE Thousands and thousands of yards of fine embroideries fresh from a Switzerland im porter this is an extra fine lot, in width tip to 16 inches, suitable for corset covers, child ren s dresses etc. never a fner line of em broidery shown in Omaha actually worth tip to 50c a yd. on bargain IAc.IQ .C square Monday at, yd- -C" Extra Special Bargains IN THE BASEMENT -MONDAY Monday . Special Linen Sale 24-lncb Extra H.-avy Oartntn Silver Bleached Napkins actually worth 1:2.60 for, per dozen...., ,Tt Three-Quarter Size Full Bleached Nap- kins worth one dollar will goat, )er dozen , Very Fine Quality Full Bleached All Linen Irish Satin Table Damask worto 1.25, at, yard ., Extra H avy Scotch Cream Table Damask worth twenty-five cents will go at, per yard " 1.25 49c 83c 15 c $1.75 Quality Pattern Table Cloths will go at, each $2.50 Quality-A I Linen Full Bleached Belfast Pattern Table Cloths will jro at, each $5.00 Quality All .Linen Full Bleached Soft Finish Pattern Table Cloths go at. each One Big Lot of Slightly Soiled Pillow Shams, Scarfs, Squares and Doylies worth up to 6i'o, each, 98c 1.39 2.50 10c Extra Fine Drap ery Ticking, worth 25c yard, g02s at, yard, 10c Twenty-five ConforUr ines will g yard . ?I0c One-half Wool Skirting and Shirting Flan nels yard .. 15c GOODQUAL 1 1 Y CANTON FLANNEL yard CURTAIN , SCRJM-tine --f quality goes at jj 2 J yard CAMBRIC LINING ths 5 cent k goes Monday p:r yard IN1NG -rf INDIA LINON REMNANTS the J 2hc kind yard YARD WIDE DRAPERY BURLAP -per yard DC Fhece back light colored waisting remnants, the 25c kind yard 3ic Wool Faced Eid erdown F.annsl the 35c kind yard 19c AMOSKEAG APRON GINGHAM yard 5c 10-4 wide Un bleachzd Pep reil Sheeting- ard 12 mm s aJ Sae" IBSMsHHMMsani MVWBHBSSBBS F0)T BALL MAN IN IRONS Alexander Cooper it Kidnaped aad Hand cuffed by Orelghton Flayers. DONE TO KEEP HIM OUT OF THE GAME Slht Taekl o BelleTS In StSat Ah at t'rrlalHoB Medical , 4 Both Teams rialat Him. The paramount tuut In local foot ball circles yeaterday waa whether Alexander Cooper would play light tackle for the Uel levue college aalnit the Crelshton unlver Ity team at Vlntoa atreet, aa prevloualy announced. The a lor in clouds gathered Friday after booh, when it waa definitely known Cooper lotendud to play yealerduy with Belle vue and agalnat Creighton. Cooper occu pies the unique poHltlon of being a bona fide atudont of both the Uellevue college and the Creighton Medlual college. Mem bers of the latter toot ball team do not ob ject to his pleylng In other than theCrelgh ton team, but tury do inaUt be ehall not play In a game agalnat them, and they trsely espreaa thmilvea as being teady to carry out their determination along this Una. ' It Is generally known that the present feeling agaimt Cooper was engendered last Saturday afternoon, when ha rooted for the Univenity of Nebraska and agaimt Creigh ton at Vinton park. Ilaadcaffed by Btudeata. After cluaaes Friday afternoon Cooper was taken in hand by a number of hla medical colleague!, handcufled and abackled and started on a street car in the cuetody of a guard, the intention being to take him to a house at fclghieenth and Lake streets. - This waa at i.ii p. m. At Sev enteenth and Webster atreeta Cooper broke ths ahackles. Jumped from the moving car, ran to Nlnieenth and Webater atreeta, en tered the front door of a house and made his escape through the rear door. He waa located tnree hours later by a body of the medic&l atudenta, bound again and taken to the borne of a student at Eighteenth and Lake streets. The parents of the student to whoae home Couper was taken are at present In 81. Louie, so the studeqts kept open houe all night. With his leg and hands ironed. Cooper waa mad the gueat of the evening. He waa fed by willing hands to s dainty repeat, serenaded by the Glee club, and then made to sit for s number of flashlight photograph. After the post prandial ex ercises had been concluded he waa put to bed In Iron and the largeat student of the medical college dutailed as his bed fellow. A vigil was kept outside of the house all night, the students dividing the shifts into two-hour watches. 1 An ex-student of Bellevue named Balrd, now living In Omaha, got wind of the affair and telephoned Bellevue college In the early evening hours. Tom Moore, captain of the Bellevue team and son of the Rev. T. V. Moore, pastor of Westminster Presby terian church of Omaha, drove to Omaha In a rig with Clayton Rice. They reached the house at Eighteenth and Lake streets at 10 o'clock. Rice represented himself to be a reporter for The Bee and thus gained admittance to the houee, but when asked to show credentials he told his mission. Moore was then asked to com In, but. said he thought he would rather stay out and take care of the rig. Rice and Moore finally left without results. They stayed at the home of Rev. Mr. Moore over night ahd returned to Bellevue yesterday. Dr. Rev. R. M. Stevenson, P. D., vice presi dent and acting president of Bellevue col lege, cam ts Omaha yesterday on 1 an early train, lie us met at the uepot by a reporter for The Bee. . "Cooper la s bona fide student o) Bellevue college and I propose to see that he Is re leased or the game will be called off -this afternoon. I think I shall call on the po lice department to effect hla release, but hope this action will not be necessary," aid Rev Mr. Btevenson. At 11 o'clock Pr. Stevenson, to Creighton Medical college faculty and a' number of the Creighton foot ball team held a council Of "war" at the medical college. "I don't Insist that Cooper play with Bellevue this afternoon, but I do Insist the iron be removed from him or the game will be called off," said Pr. Steven son, with an earnestness that left no ques tion as to the seriousness of his inten tions. Cooper at the time was standing in his Irons in which he appeared at his classes all morning. In the presence of Pr. Btevenson Cooper was released. As Pr. Stevenson started down the street a strong undercurrent of feeling against Cooper manifested itself In the corridors of the medical college. After the council" s member of the Creighton team said: "We did not want to see the game can celled this afternoon so we released Cooper, but we have resolved that If he attempts to play this afternoon we will have enough on the Vinton street campus to see that hs does not play. We' will have the hand cuffs and leg Irons out there." - Polk rouies Monday. Joseph W. Folk, circuit attorney of St. Louts, democratic nominee fur governor and prosecutnr of boodlers, will speak for the democrats at the Auditorium Monday itg-ht. He comes to Omaha fruin Unco In where he speuks in the afternoon, and from here will return directly to MIsHuiiri. Mr. Folk will be met at the Burllntiton drpot about Id m. by a delegation of locnl democrats, not yet mimed, and escorted to I the Paxton hotel, where a olnner will be J served, the reception rommC'oe and other I partisans being jireaaub Ue will be es corted to the Auditorium from the hotel. This Is to he tho big effort of the demo crats for this campaign in Omaha. Qeoige W. Merge also will si-uk and Congressman Hitchcock will preglde. ALL ONE WAY II, WYOMING Everything- Is Republican Out la His State, Ssys Senator F. B. Warren. United State Senator F. B. Warren of Wyoming Is In ha city, the guest of Senator Millard. Speaking of political affair In Wyoming. Senator Warren said: "It I virtually all oi;e way out there with ts. I am Just in from the west and going east. Wyoming is safely and largely for Roosevelt and Fairbanks. In relation to the sheep and cattlemen's troubles in Wyoming, the always are unduly exag gerated. The recent trouble was not par- Iticularly between the two Interests, but be tween the government and the sheep men. The sheep were trespassing on the govern ment reservations In violation of law and 1 were repeatedly driven off. They drifted into a rough bluff country and s number of them were kl led. Thp m'nlng Industries of Wyoming are thriving. In the Encamp ment district much copper la being taken out and some gold Is being mined In ths state. We are looking for some additional railroad building westward from Caspar Into the Lander country In the near future, but Just which, ths Northwestern or Bur ls lington, will begin the road building pretty hard to determine." BIDS FOR ASPHALT REPAIRS Proposals for Work on Several Streets Are Asked by Doard of Public Works. The Board of Public Work yesterday authorised the secretary to advertise t'r asphalt repair. The bids for the work are to bs opened at I o'clock, October 31. Thi streets to be repaired are: Jackson street between Tenth and Twelfth, ell of Harney now paved, Howard and Dougla treet5. . In the builnes part of, ths city, and the north and eouth streets having asphalt pavement from Tenth street west to and Including Fifteenth atreet. In connection with street repair the Ne braska Bltullthlc company has filed in the district court a transcript of the city council proceedings In preparation for any litigation that may be necensary to collect its repair bill. This company did repairing on asphalt and Charles K. Fanning ap peared before the council am) protested gainst the work being accepted, saying he had had tests made of the material and had found it nowhere came up to the re quired percentage of bitumen. The ordi nance In quesilon the appropriation ordi hunce for September, f Sale Ten Million Boxes aYear. 1 "" ' i '" 1,1 " "" as I PREVENI AL. . ..OUBLES. Vm.wi ii , 1 ' Hi - iiwnpni imiwiSiinsii.il" V