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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1898)
< vr 4 rr t C ! A rn TTT > n A A. " IT 1 QOQ SELLING THE HYSINGER PEORIA DRY GOODS STOCK The Greatest and Most Sensational Dry Goods Transaction Ever Undertaken in the West. Thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of the newest and most desirable Fall and Winter Dress Goods , Jackets , Capes , Cloaks , Underwear , Silks , Satins , Velvets , Blankets , Hosiery , Furnishing Goods , Lace Curtains &c. ON SALE BAFFLE DESCRIPTION. READ PAGE 4 HE SUUE TO READ FOll FULL PARTICULARS OF IStti and Douglas PAGE 4 GREATEST Omaha. ALL ABOUT OL'R SALE of SHOE SALE JLRHDEIS&SOIS , , ! GREAT CLOTHING. Dress Goods From the PeoriaJDry Goods Stock , $1,00 $ Dress Goods at I5c and 25c $1,50 $ Dress Goods at 39c and 49c Thousands and thousands of yards high class dress goods from H ysin ger & ! Rosenthal , con-1 : : -f , of sisting pure wool , silk and wool and Eng lish fabrics , in colors , checks and plaids. Seine of t h o s o have boon mu-sed in transit ami po on biilo at a fraction of t h o i r value. $ i,00 Dress Goods at I5c and 25c $1.50 Dress Goods 39c and 49c BARGAINS In Our iSEMEfir I Saturday bc-lns a ribbon sale In tho' i basement , the like of which has never hapt t pencd before There will bo $6,000 worth of Hlbbons on the counter at ono time. Come If only to sco tbo big quantity of Hlb- bens almost given away. Strictly AH Silk Ribbon , good wide 3c yard width , at 3hc : Extra heavy all silk Ribbon , all the widths that generally sell at J5c , go at All the wide widths , strictly All Silk Ribbon , worth up to 2fic yard , go at lOc yard An Immense lot of double faced , strictly all silk black satin Rib bon , very heavy , worth up to 35o yard , KO Saturday In base ment at 15c yard 10 yard dress patterns of fine Wash Goods go at 39c entire pattern Immense special bargain In TURKISH WASH RAGS very largq , worth lOc , go Kxtra heavy largo size Turkish Towcla at Cc each , worth J5o 10,000 yards checked Apron Gingham , slightly Imperfect , on 2V2c sale at 2o yard 10,000 mncle and unmade white lawn Aprons , 40 Inches wide and j an immense lot of large linen 10s aprons , worth GOc , go at lOc each COMFORT CALICO on sale Saturday at , yard 10,000 yards good heavy Cotton 1 / Flannel , worth 7c , on sale to l day at / An Immense quantity of extra heavy Cotton Flannel , worth 25c , on sale at , yard Immense quantity Illeachcd Muslin , all grades from lines t to cheapest , worth from 5c to lOc yard , go Saturday at 3c yard REPUBLICANS NOT INJURED General Mandeison Discusses the Vote in Vermont and Mnine , PEOPLE ENDORSE THE ADMINISTRATION Co nil 11 i-t of ( lie War linn IlroiiKht tiront CreilU to Mr. Melvlnlr > Trouble \\\t\\ \ hMt Mii mill ? uit with the DllU-cri. Oeneral Charles F. Maiulerson was at hie offlco hero yesterday for tbo first time In several months. Ho looked much better and said ho felt stronger than when he left for the east to recuperate after a severe Illness. Ho la enthualostlc In his praise of the na tional administration for the successful man- ncr In which It handled the late war. In speaking of the recent state elections held In Maine and Vermont he said. "I do not sco how populists or democrats can de rive much consolation from the elections In these two republican states. Roth of these states are so strongly republican that a great tunny of the voters stay at homo , un less called to the polls by some overwhelm ing Issue or by a contest so Important as the election of u president. In these states , as In every other I think the cause of re publicanism has been advanced by the ad.- mirablo conduct of affairs by the present administration. The end of the war with Spain , If the end has some , as I believe It has , has Justified the action of the president SILKS From the Peoria Dry Goods Stock , Worth up to a Dollar and a Half a Yard , goat All the silks from Hysinger & Rosenthal , consisting of black peau de soie , gros grains , brocaded silk in black and col ors , plaid and checked taffeta , foulards and china silks , plain and fancy , on sale in three lots. Lot I contains all their 50c silk , on sale at J5c. Lots 2 and 3 contain their $1 and $1.50 silks , at 25c and 39c yard. 75c Silk Velvet at 15c JOO pieces silk velvet , black and all colors of the rain- bow , on sale in center aisle ' at a fraction of their value the 73c quality on sale at 15c yard $1.50 Silk Velvet at 25c 50 pieces Silk Velvet , black and all colors , actually worth $ J.OU and $1.50 , on sale at 25c yard Worth Five Dollars goat Worth Five Dollars The entire stock , comprising 500 Silk Waists from Hysinger & Rosenthal , in plain and col ored foulards , all of them lined and made in the latest style every one worth $5.00 , strictly perfect In Insisting that the republic of Cuba should ' not be recognized as an Incident of our de claration of war with Spain. The war would still bo In progress and we would have hold of the hot end of the poker had wo recog nized the Cuban government prior to the war. Our troops In Cuba , Instead of being led to victory by Shatter and Wheeler , would have been under the direction and practical command of Garcia or Gomez , and the result of such leadership would have been disastrous to our arms. "Efficient government , fair prosperity and the best results have always been found , for the last thirty-live jears , under republican administrations and the people will con- tlnuu to recognize the fact. " nrrurn f With reference to the responsibility for the alleged evils In the War department General ManJerson said : "It Is my opinion that whatever evils have existed have re sulted from errors of tbo system by which our array Is managed , rather than the fault or neglect of men charged with the per formance of duty with the limitations and Inconveniences thrown about them by faulty army regulations and vicious statutes. When on the military affairs committee of the senate I persistently urged the cor rection of many of these abuses which were shown most clearly to exist as soon as the country got Into a state of war. Either the numerous staff departments of the army should be made each one complete and vigorous In Itself , or else there should be a consolidation of them Into two or three departments , constituting perhaps a depart ment of supply , a department of discipline and a department of ordnance and engineer- Ing. This country In the war with Spain was simply repeating the experience of other From the Peoria Dry Goods Stock Wo do the blanket business of O in aim. Why do we do it ? Head it below We will sell a large , very heavy , full size , soft and fleecy cotton blanket , either white , gray or tan at19c. . This blanket Is equal to any $1 blanket sold In Omaha At 75c wo will sell a very large , extra heavy , white , gray or tan cotton blanket that Is a gen uine bargain At 9Sc we will sell full size , 11-4 , extra heavy , long fleece , white , .ray or tan blankets that is sold everywhere at $1.50. . . . Our bargains in wool blankets this year are really great. At $1 PS wo will offer Monday three cases of Michigan silver gray wool blankets , full size and extra . heavy , worth $2.98 M'H At $3,50 wo will sell an Immense lot of western made , strictly all wool , wootl brown blankets , also army gray and silver gray , well worth $500 I At $500 wo will sell extra heavy Califor nia blankets , white , gray , tan and wood brawn , strictly all wool , very largo and heavy. They should be seen to bo ap- pi eclated , COMFOIITS. Our line this season Is better than ever and different from any in Omaha , ns they nro manufacteured especially for us , and are made of flno white cotton batton. Our special line Is a large size sateen comfort , hand knotted and equal to any sold In Omaha for $2 , our price is $1.25. . . . At $1.50 wo will sell full size , very flno band knotted comforts , cov ered with fine sateen and filled with the finest grade . , , _ t cotton batten At $2.00 , $2.50 and $3.50 wo have a large line of fancy novelty comforts , new effects In sateen and sllkollne , InOO ( JO Kf > and"6'- v # M.u * * fancy scroll stitching - hand knotted and 83.50 From the Peoria Dry Goods Stock All the ladles' , misses' and children's un derwear from the Ilyslngcr & Rosenthal stock at leas than Vt their value. Misses' , children's and bo > s' camel's hair , natural wool and white merino vests , pants and drawers , all sizes , go at lOc and I5c each ; worth 60c All the finest quality nice soft fleece lined camel's hair , natural gray , wool and heavy fleeced vests , pants and drawers , go at 23c and 39 cts each ; worth up to $1.00. 50c quality ladles' long and short sleeve Jersey ribbed vests , go at 15c each Ladles' finest Egyptian cotton nnd natural wool , fleece lined , vests and pants , all sizes , go at 39c ; 39c worth up to $1.00 Ladles' best quality Egyptian , natural wool , union suits that sold eult up to $1.25 , go at 39c a 39c All the finest French camel's hair and Austrian wool underwear for ladles , all sizes , go at 75c 75c each ; worth up to $1.50 $1,50 $ , and $2 $ Kid Gloves 75c , All the finest Imported kid gloves , from the Hysinger & Roscnthal stock , In all the new fall shades , in thrcc-cfasp , four-button and Foster's lace hook , all go at ) 75c pair ; worth up to $2.00. worth up to § 2.00 a pair nations In times past , notably Great Britain. Wo were taught several lessons by the war of the rebellion , but we soon forget them during the 'piping times of peace' and con tlnued our faulty organization. For ten years I fought In congress for the three battalion organization and three times the senate of the United States passed the bill. U always failed to become a law and we retained the single battalion formation , which was as absurb as the Macedonians' phalanx and was the system used by but three nations In the world , Persia , China and the United States. As soon as our war with Spain begun congress was compelled to change from the single batalllon to the three battalion formation and this was only one of tbo many reforms that should have been had. My firm Impression U that when a full and fair Investigation of matters Is bad that It will be found as I have stated , that It Is the system rather than men that Is at fault. " Why He Dt-cllncil. General Manderson said he declined Pres ident McKlnley's appointment to the com mission to Investigate the alleged wrongs In the War department at the suggestion of President Perkins of the Burlington system. He said : "My only reason for declining the per formance of this duty was that I could not afford to give the weeks or months that will probably be necessary for this exploration ; being the retained attorney of the Hurling- ton system of railroads , my client Is entitled to my entlro tlmo and my best services. On September 10 I sent the following tele gram to President McKlnley 'Followhig telegram received from President Perkins of Ilurllngton railroad uystenv "My Judgment Is that U would not be practicable for you Our Itnrnonso snlo of Inco curtains from the custom houao creuto ? a flurry in the drapery business of Omaha. $10 Lace Curtain for $2,50 A $15,000 spot cash purchase of Lace Curtains Is a rare event , but wo bought them cheap and we are selling them cheap. Fine grade Scotch Imitation Brussels cur tains , fancy Fish Net Curtains , novelty Louis XIII effect curtains , Konesanco effect curtains , Imported by one of the swell New York Drapery Houses and sold by the Cubtom House for unpaid duties. The cur tains In lot are mostly worth f\\ \ fPA $10 , none worth less than V I f1 1 $5 , all go at $2.50 pair . . . . V ) fmU U Opening of the Yarn Dept , We always do the biggest yarn business in Omaha. Ours has always been the yarn department where you could find the shade you want , where you could always find the grade you want and where they sell the best yarns Flolsher's yarns are the best. Extra quality knitting yarn that every body bells for 25c skein , wo w sell Saturday to open the yarn I5c department at 15c skein The best Flclsher's knitting yarn , all colors nnd black , every skein wulghs U pound , we sell them 25c atoc a skein . Flclsher's Domestic Saxony Yarn i , every color of the rain bow the regular lOc yarn for 5c 5c skein . Flclsher's Imparted Saxony , no better yarn at any price , it goes IOC Saturday at lOo skein . Flelsher's Imported Spanish knitting worsted at 12c skein , I9c sells all over for IDc . co Wool , best Imported grade , 5c white box , . black and 5c Best grade Imported Zephyr yarn , In every color that was over made , we will sell It at 3ic 3 lie sUeln . From the Peoria Dry Goods Stock , 50c Hosiery at 12 l-2c All the linost silk lln- idhcd , fast black colored hosiery , llertnsdorf dye , double soles and high spliced heels , pro ut 12jo pair ; worth GOo 75c and $1,00 Hose I9c All the finest hosiery , includ ing silk plaited French lisle thread and the finest silk niaco cotton , imported hosiery with double soles and high spliced heels , llermsdoif fast black and iancy colors , 19c go at 19c pair , worth up to $1.00 25c fast black French lisle thread half hose , all lOc sizes pair , go at lOc Misses' , children's and boys' fin- est ribbed bicycle hose and school hose foi chil dren and boy's go 25c at 7ic pair worth 25c to accept without serious loss to the railroad company , and whllo I sympathize with the president In his desire to obtain your t > erv- Ices I trust it can be otherwise arranged. ' Under this direction from my chief I am compelled to decline your complimentary offer - for with thanks , realizing that President Peikins is right and that much work awaltr uio at Omaha. ' " i.vi'j : > j > n OK TIIU Wlmt ( lie City Will Hate ( < > I'ny for I.ettliilf tlic Co u illy Vole. It Is estimated that the coming fall elec tion will cost the city In the neighborhood of $3,500 , although Omaha will secure little direct benefit from U and Is Interested In It only to a minor degree. No city offices are to be filled and so far as known there are but two bond propositions to be pre sented to the people. One Is for bonds for the erection of a High school building or buildings and another for $100,000 paving and sewer bonds. Yet under the new city charter passed by the populist legislature Omaha must bear all tbo expenses of the election within Its limits. A big expense will be Incurred In setting up and again removing the election booths. There are some seventy-seven of these booths to bo put up and it Is estimated that an average expense of $10 will have to be Incurred on each , They will be moved for JO , according to the contract that is to be entered Into , but the structures are In such bad condition that considerable money will have to be spent to put them In any sort of shape. Last year some of the booths threatened to fall to pieces and after standing without repairs for a year they are likely to be far worse. Another big item of expense will arise ! OPENING. are the hats ex hibited today for the first time There is that artistic S ft grace in each that connois- tli seurs concede to all that emanates from J. L. Brandeis & Son's Pattern Rooms. All new , ' < % fast mating creations , that will greatly please you with their elegance and chic style Our head _ trimmer , with her assistant ? , who have spent "the past month iii New York , among the leading - ' ing Fifth Avenue millinery parlors , have just returned and we will display a hundred i Pattern Hats from New York and Paris S ft and put them on sale at ftft ft 800 trimmed in the very latest style , S50 Ladies' Trimmed Sailors , the Roosevelt hat and Military hat , all trimmed with ribbons bens , ready to wear , on sale at aiid 98c each NEW FALL TAILOR-MADE Suits at Exceptionally Low Prices. All our suits are made of the best qinlity co vert cloth , kerseys , cheviot and broadcloth , in tight fitting , reefer and novelty effects , also flounced skirts , in black , tans , browns , grays , blues , all thoroughly finished and tailored , in four great groups , at * ft $ SKIRTS * COO wool brllltantlno skirts In plain , figured and striped , worth from $3.00 to Ai $5.00 ; on sale at $1.93. ftS $ fsilk ruffled taffeta skirts , Jjy ruffled all the way up , ex- | & coptlonal quality of pure * * ! i silk taffeta ; on sale at ijf $19.00. CAPES Flno all wool boucle capes , 24 Inches long , lined throughout with black Bilk , either plain or thibet fur trimmed ; $6.50 boucle capes at $3.98. Black kersey and bea ver cloth capes , trim med and braided , at in connection with the regUtrara and Judges and clerks of election. There are thrco of these In each of the soventy-soven precincts and they each draw $3 a day. They serve on three registration days and election day. The expense will bo somewhere between $2,700 and $2,800. $ It Is not yet even certain that the two bond propositions will be presented. The High school proposition probably will , al though the Goard of Education has not formally determined upon It. The other baa not yet been considered by the council. For broKtu surracec , Bores , insect bites , burna , skin diseases , and especially piles , there Is one reliable remedy , DeWUt'n Witch Hazel Salvo. When you call for UeWttt's don't accept counterfeit or frauds. You will not be disappointed with DoWHt's Witch Hazel Salve , Hey * . James Caisldy , 11 years old , ran away from his home In Denver , Colo. , last week In company with bis brother , to visit the exposition. They gained the good will of different train crews and arrived In this city In good time , having been only two days on tbo road. With no other capital than their wits the boys did the Midway quite thoroughly and last night were pre pared to start homo. While they were waitIng - Ing for a train at the Ourllngton station the younger boy , exhausted by his rounds of sightseeing , fell asleep and on awaking Mvcral hours later was unable to locate his brother. Cassldy was taken to the police station and bU father , who Is a railroad man , was notified. No trace has been found of the other wanderer. When you call for DeWitt's Witch IUx * ' Salve , the great pile cure , don't accept any thing else. Don't be talked Into accepting it substitute , for piles , for lores , for bruises. Collarettes 200 astracban fur collar ettes , silk lined , on special sale at $2.98 and $5.00. and Evceptlonal Bargain In $15. OO Collarettes at $7. SO. 20 fur collarettes , with tab fronts , with tails and heads in a combination of blue fox and Imitation chin chilla and electric seal , worth $15.00 ; on sale , $7.60. $750 SAW CERVERA'S SHIPS SINK Ttvo VOUIIK Men Who Were on tlic Orcttoii narliiic ( Un Sea ! ' ! ( { lit at SnntlnKO. Two young men apparelled In sailors' uniforms of the with the " navy , word "Ore gon" on their caps , were the objects of much attraction about town yesterday. At the exposition last evening aa they went about the big show they were stopped every few feet by cttlrens and strangers who wanted to know all about the ship that made such a wonderful record for Itself in the late war. The young men are Joiepn Goldsmith of Omaha and S. II. MoCwen of Chicago. The former Is the son of Mrs. Fannie Goldsmith of 1919 Dodge street and 1s visiting bis home for the flrst time since the war. Doth men served on the battleship Oregon gen at the time of the destruction of Cer- vera's fleet and are loud In their praises of the ship which they naturally consider the queen of the navy. Goldsmith served as a machinist and was down In the engine room during all but the last of the running flght. McEwen was one of the men assigned to the care of the searchlights and on deck had an opportunity to see the Spanish war ships go down one by one. Doth men en listed In the navy In May of this year and Joined the Oregon at Key West the last of that month , They have received honorable discharges from the navy. Dtiitnncxo Held for lliirKlury. Frank Dennuzzo , the young Italian bar tender who was arrested several weeks ago by the federal authorities for passing B quantity of cancelled Tennessee script as genuine money on A Douglas atreit pawn * JACKETS ft Ate The very latest novelties * in ladles' Jackets , broad7 > T cloth , kersey and boucle , Jf vnluo from $12.50 to $20.00 ; your choice Saturday at ft ftft ftft ft Misses' and children's Jackets , nil ages , made of imported French boucle , mixed novelties , all of them lined throughout with silk , on special sale at at $3.98 and $4.98. $ broker , was released on a $1,500 bond. As ho stepped to freedom tbo police arrested him on a charge of burglary committed Au gust 16. Dennuzzo Is alleged to have broken Into the house of May Hlchardson. A part of the plunder he secured was the scrip money ht passed on the pawnbroker , wblh Mlis Illrhardson Kept as a souvenir of a racent vltlt to Nashvlll'j. RED MAN RIDESON A BICYCLE _ One of the Unique HlRlidi .Hrrn on the Slreetit of Oninlin DurliiK the Forenoon. Not the least unique procession that Iia pateed through the streets of Omaha during the present summer was that of the Oklu- bomans on their way to the exposition grounds yesterday. Governor Darnca and his official cabinet , with the ladles of the party and the members of the governor' * personal staff , occupied the conventional car riages and were driven north along Sixteenth street at a smart trot. Dehlnd them rode a cavalcade of Indians In full paint and featbern and all apparently enjoying the novelty of the situation. At any rate they were laughing and chattering like parrots as they swept along. And at the end came a tall , slender specimen of the reformed red man. Ho was dressed in a sombre bi cycle suit of black , with dark glasses to protect his aristocratic eyes and astride his wheel he folded his arms across his narrow chest and rode hands on * as solemn as a graven Image , and a fit Illustration of what the pale face has done for the children of nature. To Snve Doctor' * IIIIU Via "Garland" Stove * and Range * .
