THE OMAHA DAILY UEE : SATURDAY. FT3KKUAUY 10 , 15100.
The Wonderfully Exceptional Bargain Sale of the Krolik & Co.
In Full Swing No\va Nothing Can Stop the Great Crowds.
Bargains that are impossible in any other house but in plenty here at Boston Store from this Detroit wholesale stock and from other sources , secured
by our buyer now in New York act as most powerful magnets drawing everybody to Boston Store. The first few days of this sale arc but hints of what this
occasion is capable of in the way of sensations. Counters and squares heaped high with marvelous bargains stare you in the face every foot ot the way through
out every aisle in our entire establishment from opening to closing time the place is thronged with eager buyers and the gong sounds at night , they arc reluctant to
leave and beg to buy more. Today Saturday , is going to be best day of the whole sale so far at
Grand Special Bargain Sale cf Extra Special Sale of
SILKS
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Detroit Wholesale Stock KHP PHWP MM WH1 iBI 4ttDOllGLfS ' W Bi VBl WlBBi Detroit Wholesale Stock
$2 Lakes' ' Kid Gloves 75c
All the ladies' high-class kid and dog
skin gloves from the Detroit stock ,
bought especially for the line trade of
Detroit. Part of this grand lot of gloves
lias been exhibited in our front show
window and includes all the best colors
and black and white. Every pair per-
i'cct in every particular , all sizes , suita
ble for street or dress wear.
The regular retail price up
to $2.00 , all go on bargain
square at 75c pair.
] , ooo pairs ladies' strictly flu Wool Cashmere Jersey
Gloves- - Peerless fast black , from the Detroit stock ,
worth 50c pair , in this sale at 15c pair
Large bargain square with big
lot of Misses' ' , Children's ' and Boys' '
Underwear , ail sizes , regular -
ular price would be up to 3oo ,
in this feulo lOc
each
nig lot of Ladies'Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants , nil bi/os , in
medium und heavy weight , in this sale
,
All the Ladies' line Jersey ribbed ,
part wool Underwear nnd medium
heavy weight camel's huir and sanitary
wool underwear , worth up to $1.50 each ,
in thla Bale
SHIPPERS' ' PROTEST OF AVAIL
Freight Classification Committee of Big
Trunk Lines to Make Changes ,
CVJSESOF COMPLAINT TO BE LESSENLD
UlfTprcnce in Hate * Ilcdrcrii Carlnnil
mil I.CHN Tliitii Ciirloiul I.olM
Will He CoiiNlil
Itcduceil.
NEW YORK , Feb. 0. The Commercial
Advertiser says :
That changes of an Important character
will bo made In thn freight classification Is
assured. After two or three advisory ses
sions with the t mill is managers of the prin
cipal trunk lines , the members of .the clas
sification cumnlttco have settled do\\n to a
thorough overhauling of such parts of the
now classification as were complained of
by the manufacturers and shippers at the
recent public hearing.
The trunk lines have tacitly agreed to
ndopt a friendly policy toward the sjilppers
and thn numerous protests and requests
tiled with the committee will bo considered
with a view to removing causes ot complaint
as far as possible.
On authority that Is Indisputable , the
statement may bo rondo that many re
quests of the shippers will bo compiled
with and that the classification will bo re
vised on liberal lines. In every Instance
where/ the operation of the existing scale
of rates Is shown to bo seriously detrimental
to any particular Industry a change will bo
made and the merchandise concerned will
bo classified more advantageously.
There Is good reason to bcllevo that the
Piospoctlvo revision ot the official classifica
tion will Include a considerable lessening ot
the differences In rates between carload lots
and less than carload lots. Upon the ex
isting wldo differences rested ono of the
chief grievances ot the shippers.
The classification eonmilttee Is likely to
bo In dally tension relative to the readjust
ment of the classification for two or three
weeks.
llnriilinii mnl I'urty Vlwlt Omiilin.
J. T. Harahun , second vlco president of
the Illinois Central railroad , arrived In the
city Friday morning from Chicago In his
private car , accompanied by a party of rel
atives and friends , ami left In the after
noon , via the Union Pacific , for Los An
geles , Cnl. During the short stop in Omaha
Mr. llaratian and his party t\ero entertained
by District PassuiiRer 'Agent Drill of the
Illinois Central. Vlco President Harahan
was accompanied by his wlto and her slater ,
Jlrs , .Harris of Memphis , Tonn. , Mrs. HarrU'
eon and ncphow , Mr. A. H. Hanson of Chicago
cage , general passenger agent of the Illinois
Central , and Captain J. F. .Merry ot lu-
buquo , assistant general passenger agent.
I.hie tii I InIIIIU. .
SIOUX CITY , Kob. 0. The decision ot the
Sioux Kails & Pacific railroad , said to lie
an auxiliary of the Chicago , Mllwaukco &
St. Paul , to build a high brldgo over the
Missouri at Chamberlain , S. I ) . , is taken tc
Indicate that the St. Paul road > wlll terminate
Its agreement with the Chicago & North-
wcstein not to build wrst of the Mlssour
and e.\riiil ! Its llmu Into the Illuck Hills
The extension would traverse a fine cattli
country and the Northwestern would be
compelled , in bclf-defenbe , to build Inti
tbo Hills from Plorre.
Train * Continue to l.iinf Time.
An n result of Wednesday night's snow
storm olrtcala | of the various railroads enter
ing Omaha will not have their passenger -
senger trains running on trhrduUxl time
until todny. Many of the pastcnser trains
from both cast and west were delayed
t
Large bargain tables piled high with
Ltulicb' fast blade flno sr'i il
Full Seamless Hose ,
nil si/.ei. worth loc.
go at , pair
Boys' and Girl's medium weight
and extra heavy ribbed Bicycle and
School Hose , all sizes , go at
I9c , 12 SOc pair
All the Ladies' High Class Im
ported Hosiery , in plain
black , plaids and checks reg
ular price up to 60c , in this
sale at , pair
100 dozen men's all
wool fast black
Cashmere Half Hose
In arriving yesterday , although the delays
were not so lengthy as on Thursday. From
the eabt the Burlington and Northwestern
trains were practically on time , none being
delayed longer than fifteen minutes. Horn
ing passenger trains on the Rock Island from
Chicago and the west were about an hour
late. The Milwaukee's tialn from Chicago
was two hours and a. half late , and the
Illinois Central was about three hours late.
The through passenger train from San
Francisco over the Unlm Pacific arrived
three hours and a half behind time , and
the Omaha & St. Louis passenger from
the southeast was an hour late.
ItulHviiyOCH mill I
D. S. Guild , general supply agent of the
HurlliiRton , was In the city yesterday on-
routd homo to I'luttnmoutli from Chicago.
J. P. Harrett , traveling' freight apent of
the Missouri Pucllle , with headquarters at
Concordla , Kan. , Is a visitor In the city.
Fred Montmorency , chief clerk In the
division superintendent's olllco of the Bur
lington at McCook , is In the city visiting
Ids many friends and Incidentally looking
after business matters.
W. W. AVood , general agent oC the pas
senger department of the Uock Island at
Colorado Springs , is In the city visiting
General Aeeiit Hutberford and City Ticket
Agent "Web" McNally of the Hock Island.
General Passenger Agent Francis of the
Iturllngton is In St. Joseph in attendance
upon 11 conference of Durllngton olilclnls
relative to the new f.ervlce which will be
Instituted over that line between St. Louis
and Portland and Chicago and San Fran
cisco.
TALK ON GREAT AMERICANS
Italilil Simon Lecture * in Hnrncy
Slri > < > ( Temple on llu- Subject of
AViiNhliiuloii mill Mnroln.
In the Harnoy Street temple Friday night
Rabbi Simon lectured on the nubjcct ol
"Washington and Lincoln , " an npproplrate
tbcmo slnco both men were born In the
present month. There woe a good attend
ance and a eiuartct of inalo and female
voices sang beautifully ,
"This Is an ago of criticism , " said tht
bpeaker. "Wo delight In picking to plccew
the men wo love best. There Is a dlsposl-
lion to say that the great men of the world
descrvo no credit. They took advantage !
of the opportunity not because their heart
eeizcd It , but because It was forced upon
them. Some are born -great , some have
gniatnc 3 thrust upon them , but IIOIH
achieve greotiubs.
"We ha\o In Germany a philosophy called
the 'philosophy of beer an.l cheese , ' which
teui'lu-s that men are the creatures of what
they eat. And It is not altogether without
leason. That character to some extent de
pends upon one's material surroundings
cannot bo gainsaid , but no condition ol
food or cltmato or environment can ac
count for the production of such charac
ters as Lincoln and Washington. Theirs
wns u greatness not dependent upon an
r.ccldent of birth ; theirs was a greatness
that amounted to genius , and genius U
divine. No mcro criticism e.ui hurl them
down from the lofty pedestal they now or- ,
cupy , and will ever occupy , la the hearts
of the pcopU.
"Thi-ro Is n saying that 'liberty cornea
from God , liberties from tbo devil. ' Amer
ica has picked out Washington us , the em
bodiment of the spirit of liberty. Hut II
Washington stands 1or liberty , Lincoln If
the Incarnation of that other -principle
liberty tnmpe-red with Justice. Washington
and Lincoln , therefore * stand before the
people as the soul the conscience of all
that Is noblest In America today. "
AVorl.Inurlclit mill Hiij.
The busiest and mightiest little thing thai
ever was mudo Is DC , King's New Llfo I'llls
These pills change weakness Into strength ,
lUllessnroa into energy , bialn-fag into men
tal power. They're wonderful la building ur
the health. Only 25c per box. Sold b )
Kubn & Co , ,
Ic and 3c
All the ladies' latest style
Collars nnil Cuffs , nlso children's Collars
from tbo Detroit stock , In Btnmllns uiul
turn-clown styles , all sizes , rcRular price
luc , go In this Bale
and -10 * each
Over 1,000 dozen ladles' and gents' Hand
kerchiefs from the Detroit stock , part pf
which have been on exhibition in our front
show window. < Many styles of Lace anil
Embroidered Handkerchiefs anil
plnln and fancy silk trimmed
Japanctto Handkerchiefs , regu-
ular price up to 25c
IIV this sale at G cents
each
Alt the extra fine IMPORTED SWISS ,
LACK , laMUROIDEUY and
drawn thread HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS that Bold
up to $ ; i.CO dozen
go in this sale at 15 cents
each
Alt the LADIES' perfect fitting
CORSETS , black and drab ,
from the Detroit stock ,
regular retail price
ono dollar In this sale
at . ,
Largo bargain table with LADIES' MUS
LIN UNDERWEAR , Including Gowns ,
Skirts , Drawers and Skirt Chemise , hand
somely lace and embroidery trimmed , go In
three big lots at
COMMITTEE HEARS PROTESTS
Western Shippers Object to Recent Sweeping
Advances in Rites.
INCREASE IN RATES ON SMALL SHIPMENTS
Oiniihii Implement Klrm Is Itc'in'e
Hcllli-il at ( he Henrlim All'orduil
Shippi-i-N liy AVcNtcu TrunU
Committee.
Usually when a meeting of the Western
Trrnk Line committee , which has super
vision of the changes and regulations ol
freight rates In the western territory , la
held in Chicago the freight departments of
Omaha roads aio represented by their higher
ofllclalH. However , at a mooting of the com
mittee held this week the Omaha olllclain
evinced no disposition to attend and had
business in their offices demanding their
personal attention.
The meeting was held for the purpose ol
listening to protests from western shippers
ugalnst the sweeping advances in rates ,
which became effective when the new 'West '
ern classification wont Into elfect January
25. Ueprcsentatlvcs of manufacturers uml
mercantile firms of Chicago , St. Paul , St.
Louie , Omaha and other western cities ap
peared before the committee. The Kingmnn
Implement company of this city was rep
resented by W. J. Edwards , traffic 'manager
ot the various establishments of this com
pany , whoso headquarters are In Peoria , III ,
Mr. Edwards and other representatives ol
raanufacturors of vehicles and agricultural
Implements asserted that the new clneElllca-
tton has resultrd In an advance of about ZOO
p r cent In shipments of lees than carload
lots , wbllo the advance on shipments In car-
lead lots was not more than 20 per cent. Th >
declaration was made that such aihances
were not only excessive , but showed a short
sighted policy on the part ot the railroads ,
for the reason that the rates are eo high thai
many western farmers will bo unable to pur-
chuso machinery to plant anil handle their
crops. The result will bo that thei railroada
will lose the lovcnuo resultant from the
shipment of such articles and will also suffei
loss from the decreased shipments of agri
cultural products.
The ) argument that thorp was too great a
discrepancy between the rutrsi on ( shipments
of carload and less than carload lots waa
also presented by representatives of various
western mercantile firms. They averted
tbo result would bo that small merchants
will Uavo to pay such excessive rates that
they will bo unable to compete with thi
firms able to place orders for goods in car
load quantities. The western wholesalers
also lay great stress upon the point ralbf-U
that the western railroads havomado car
load rates so low comparatively In order ta
enable wholesalers anil jobberw of Now York
and other eastern cities to sell to the west
ern retailers as cheaply us can the western
wholesalero. In the past the railroads have
charged about half as much for haullritj
shipments of inorchonilUw originating In
Now York from Chicago to the Missouri
rlv.-r as they charged for similar shipment *
ellrcU from Chicago to the river.
The AVrntcrn Trunk Line committee will
listen to all protests from western shippers
and then submit a report to the cxocutlu
officers of western roads , who will meet in
Now York March 7 to consider such recom
mendations as may be made by the commit
tee. The committee Itself has no power te
reduce tl.o cxlstlug rates.
MlHHiiurl Ilui-Kliir rutnll ) Mint.
ClIILLirOTIlK. O Fob. 9 - \ burglai
nameil John Schum.iker , giving his home .1-
Llma. O. wun fatally shot at HlKb > 6 sta
tion today while he and three others werr
attemDtiwr ta rob the safe at the store ol
\
's Linen Collars and Guffs
Today we give you Hit ) choice of all the men's
Cuffs
from the Detroit from the De
troit stock all troit stock ; all
new styles . . . . new atvles.
KACU I'AIR
's '
from the Detroit Wholesale Stock all new styles.
Choice of all the IBl Choice of all the
25c
Men's Silk Neckwear t BJ m. Men's Silk Neckwear
's
Men's Natural Gray
Underwear goes for. . . .
Men's Fleeced Back
Underwear goes for . . . .
Men's Wool Fleeced
Underwear goes for . ,
' Colored
an' *
6" S Laundered
For Saturday we give you the choice of any
man's shirt in this entire purchase , including all
the latest designs of colored laundered
shirts with collars and cuffs
attached or detached all sizes
worth up to a dollar arid
a half for <
IllRbv Son. 'I'll InirBl. rscc \ - surprised
merchant , iinil Charles
l > v eimrlos Ilmhs ,
McGoppIn , NorlolkVostorn telegraph
operator. The nther three escaped. Jt wiis
liiter ascertained that tin- wounded manV
name Is John Johnson , who was released
from the. Ohio penitentiary January 20.
liisiininurK 'iit Kills lllniNctr.
CHICAGO , Fob. ft. William JI. Knnpp ,
special agent of the 1'hoenlx Insurance
company , who lived at SSll ! Calumet avenue.
committed Milclde today at the Hotel Grace
by shooting himself in the temple and
month. The body was found about twelve
hour * after the shots were tired. It is
thought that the suicide was due to tem
porary insanity caused by the deaths of
several friends and Mr. Kunpp's father , and
to insomnia , with which lie bad been
troubled for several months.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. Thom.ig Flynn has Rene to New
York.
Miss Dorlco Justice of Minneapolis Is at
tbu Mlllard.
K. M. Senrle and son of ORalalla nro at
the Merchants.
J. I ! , Fli'kcs of Grceley was a state Riiest
at the Her Grand Krlduy.
A. It. Foley of 1'oplnr Hluffs , Mo. , Is
roistered at the Mlllard.
J. D. Carpenter , an insurance agent ot
Don Molncs , is at the Millanl.
IX S. Garrison , an implement denier of
Sioux City. Is at the Murray.
tester A. Fried , a tobacco salesman of
St. Louts , is at the Her Or.ind
Thomas M. Starkle of Aurora , 111. , Is
transaction business in the clt > .
Frank H. Thompson , dealer in cement ,
Portland. Me. , Is at the Mlllard.
1C. K. MeKcnzie and C. S. Ilanev of Hast
ings were Friday quests at ( ho Murray.
S. II. Uurnham and Henry 1C , Lewis of
Lincoln were quests at the Mlllard Friday.
James I' . Smith of St. JMwnrel and John
Hermus of Wcllllect were at the Merchants
Friday.
Senator Thnrstoii. who was in Lincoln
yesloidny , returned to Washington this
mo nil nf.
J. 1C. Martin , representing a paint and
oil liouso of Clili'iigo , is registered at the
Murray.
C. S. lluiiRerfiird , who travels out of
Chicago pclllnu Jewelry , Is registered at
the Murray.
AV. W. routes , formerly proprietor ot thn
Dellnno hotel , now of 1'lnttHmoUtli , It at
the Merchants.
13. 13. Wright of Kansas CIU' , western
agent of Otis Uros. Klovator company , Is
at the Mlllard.
13. It. Ilaxter , a capitalist o'f Portland ,
Me . was looking after lent estate Interests
in Omaha Frlduj
Miss Kamcs and Miss Mary Humes of
New York , on tli.'ir . way to Sui Francisco ,
are at tlio Mllltiul.
Theodore D. and Kmumiel liecker , pro
prietors nl n geni-ral store at Albion , Neb. ,
are at tbo Merchants.
A new cancelling muchlno Is lelng placed
In the postofllee. 'lhe > work l being done
by 1C. B. Allen , .1 government expert from
W. I. Goodfellow , whoso c irds setting
forth the fact ih.il bo repnwnH a diamond
Importing house of Chicago are of alumi
num cinboaaedutli Jet , la at iho Murray.
run HI\I.TV : MAIIM'.T.
INSTTU'.MKNT.S phicetT on record Friday ,
February It , 1W ' :
Wnrrinilx Di'i-ilh.
F. W. Goodbpeeil and wlfo to lay and
U. M. Laverty , lot 1 , block 1" , Boutb
Omaha . ? 1.000
South Omaha Lund company to Itlcli-
ard Sc.inncll , lu'a ' 2 , 3 and I , Mock SO ,
South Omaha . 1
J. II. Volz and vlfe to Max f'JOt ' , I'ls
lot 18. block WO .Sontli Oinnliu . 1.200
A. C. Iluuk and wife to J. A. Kuspcll ,
lot 3 , block " , liainllton yiiimro . DO1) )
Annie BtocHdale uml liiikbaiiil to W.
O. Perry , lot I , block 1U. Clllion Illll 1,750
W. M.Viioel Hint wlfo to II. M. and
S. li. Christie , lot f . In 21th btreet
laiHlnuKu | il , ice . W
Frederick ] 3vorn mil wlfo to ' . H. It.
liohn , lots 7 , 12 and 1U , l.urkalow
Place ; lotn D anil C. block . ' . Inane *
& K 'x add. uiI - lotH I , G , i and 1 ,
block : o , llumti.im . Place . W > 5
( lull I liilm DI-C.IH.
W O Aloxaiidi and wile o Su an
Young f-ulnlh jt , I , , tax lot 32 , In
10-lD-ia . 7W
Total amount ot transfer . } 10TM
TAYLOR WILL NOT SIGN IT
Secretary of State Powers So Announces
After a Final Conference.
NO INDICATION OF A SETTLEMENT YET
Senator IllncUliiiru nnil OUiorx I'onlcr
l the Kovrriior ill Ilic li\euu-
tlVC .MtlMMlllli 1'llllllC Left
In tUc Dark.
FRANKFORT , Ky. , Feb. 3. Governor
Taylor did not this afternoon sign the Ixmls-
villo peace agreement. He announced , more
over , that he had no Intention of doing t-o
for- tome time , and did not know whether ho
would sign It at all. On the other hand ,
the democrats were confident ho would affix
his slgnatiuro to the document.
This has been a day of conferences In
Frankfort. They were in full swing from
10:30 : In the morning until 5:30 : at night and
outwardly nothing tangible resulted from
them. The situation tonight Is to all ap
pearance exactly where It was when the
peace agreement was first submitted to Gov
ernor Taylor.
On the morning train fiom Louisville came
the republican attorney , David W. Farlelgh ,
ane' Jndgo John W. Harr , both of whom
vero members of the Louisville conference
on the republican side. Immediately upon
arrival Mr. Farlerigh culled upon Senator
Ulackburn at the Capital hotel and after
a few words with him went In company with
Judge Darr and General Dan Lindsay tri
thr olllco of Governor Taylor. A confer-
CDCO was hold there from 11 o'clock until
1 o'clock , when an adjournment was taken ,
Later In the afternoon Sam J , Roberts of
Lexington , Internal revenue collector for
thlti district , came to Frankfort In rcHponso
to a telegram from Governor Taylor aim
wan closeted with him for some time .
Shortly after 3 o'clock General Lindsay ,
General Harr , Attorney Farlelgh anil T. L.
IWclen called at the executive ofllco and
at once went Into a conftTcnco with Gov
ernor Taylor.
About 1:30 : p. in. Governor Taylor and
Secretary of State 1'owors came out of the
governor's ofllco and hold a long whispered
comorsatlon ontsldo the door. Governor
Taylor then lo-ontcrcil the hotel and Pow
ers left the building.
"Tho governor will not sign the agree
ment , " said Mr. Powers , as ho walkeM out
the door.
It was Impossible to Irani the result of
the protracted debate. Kvcryono of these
who took part refused to discuss the matter
In any way.
This evening Governor Taylor repeated
his assertion made during the afternoon
that ho would not take any action on the
peaca agreement for the present.
Two dcmociatlc members of the legisla
ture put In an appearance ( his afternoon ,
the first that have been seen In Frankfort
since a week ago.
Dual IJo > rniiM'iilN ii I''ae ( .
LOUISVILLI3 , Ky. , Fob. . The demo
cratic legislature met hero today , having
present In each house a quorum of the- total
membership. Governor lieckham rnude thu
announcement this afternoon that he U pre
pared to protect the legislators from arrest
und that ho will do no.
These developments of today mark thn
first stej * ) toward carrying out the plans
announced Sunday last by the democrats to
* ot up a Btato government hero that they
have taken slnco these plans were inter
rupted by the peace negotiations.
Some commctlou WUH cnuucxl among the
legislators this morning by reports from
London and Frankfort that warrants were
Wo mention but -I of tlu- extra interest
ing values' that wo will have for your in
spection today.
Of course wo have other equally inter
esting values , in clilt'oront assortment , but
wo call your attention especially to these
FOUR BEC LEADERS
in our Ladies' Jacket Department wo
oiler for
Jackets made of line ker
sey , cheviots , boucles , vi
cunas , otc. some very
nicely lined with silk
and s.ulns. a number are \iry elaborately trlmmod , while homo have Just the plain.
line tailored nlrap anil Mitrhed trimming. I ncluded in tills lot ulho are a number of
\ciy nobby up-to-date Golf Jackets
In our Jacket Department we offer for
Jackets that we will refrain from saying what
they are actually worth , but they come in any
color you may want of English kerseys ,
vicunas , friezes , etc. and are very elegantly
lined with g. od silk and satin , and they come both in trimmed and plain cffeo.ts.
In our Ladies' Suit Department we offer for
faKS&gpffifc Ladies' tailored suits in a big variety of
cloths and colors , in coverts , serges , Venetians ,
homespuns , clay worsteds , etc. some tight
litting , some with reefer and blazer jackets
made In a big assortment of styles , jackets are all slllc lined and nicely finished ,
In our Ladies' Suit Department we offer for
& Ji $ Hi E ? if ! Ladies' tailored suits , that at this time of
11 the year is an offer to be wondered at.
i To the prospective purchaser of a nice
spring suit , we call your especial atten
tion. They are mailo in all the latest , styles and cloths and the workmanship la un
excelled. Investigate these.
about to bo sworn out for the arrest ol
enough demo -ratio members to make a
quorum of the republican legislature now
meeting at London. When told of this Gov
ernor Hecklmm nald :
"No member of the. legislature who camca
to Louisville need fear arrest. I shall not
allow any member of the general assembly
to bo arrested. "
When asked what measures would be
adopted to prevent such arrests , should
they bo attempted , Governor IJeckham re
plied that he was fully prepared to pro
tect the legislature and to arrest any per
sons who interfered with Its members. Fur
ther than this he would mnko no statement.
It Is known , however , that slnco the ap
pointment of General Castleman as adju
tant general arrangements luivo been made
to provide a defensive foreo ample for the
safety of 'the democratic state officers.
The legislative ) scsslona today were held
in Iho court house , the senate meeting In
the chancery court loom and the house in
the county court room. Resolutions from the
general .asKanibly of Texas In memory of
Governor Goobcl weio read and an appro
priate response was made. Resolutions on
the death of Governor Goobcl were adopted
and in respect to his memory adjournment
was taken by both houses until tomorrow.
The events of the past ten days have
served to solidify the democratic forces In
the legislature and strengthen the parly's
position there. Among the mcmber.s who
answerml to their names today were a num
ber who luivo been classed us antl-ioehel (
men.
TWO SUSPECTS ARE ARRESTED
.Sail ) ( o Ilim- Slept In Hir i\-cnllvi- :
Mr fore ( In- Filial Shut
\VIIN KlriMl.
FRANKFORT. Ky. , Feb. 9. Two men sus
pected of complicity In the murder of Gov
ernor Gocbel were arrrcUcd In a boarding
house today. The names are Sllat , Jones of
Whltlcy county and GottscluilU of Nolhon
county. The men are said to ha\c slept in
the exccutho building for a tlmo and they
will be kept In confinement until Homothing
more dcfinltei is known as to their where
abouts nt the tlrne > of the assassination. Iloth
stiongly deny any Knowledge ot the murdor.
TAYLOR NUT REPRESENTED
IlmrlDK nf Injunction C'uxe llroiiulit
l > > DeiiKierntN 1'iiHl-
iioneil.
GKORGCTOWN , Ky. , Feb.Governor { (
Taylor wua not represented when Judge
Cantrlll today called up the Injunction pro.
ccodlngH biought last week by the demo-
ciaU to ontop Governor Taylor from Inter-
ferine with the session eif the legislature at
Frankfort.
On rerjucst of Judge I'ryor for the plain-
tll.s the hearing wns postponed until next
Tuewlay.
Thill HIMIIIH Itlieiiiuul Inill ,
Sere and swollen joints olurp , shootlni !
p.iln.s , torturiiu ; imihdcn , no rent , no sleep.
That menus rliemmitlsrn. It Is u stubborn
dlacado to light , but Ohamborluln' I'.iln
Dalm has coiuiuirod It thousands of tlmcH.
It will do so whenever the oppoitunlly In
olfcred. Try it. Ono application relieve. ?
the ) pain.
Horsford's ' Sold Phosphate
Relieves the Bcnse of fullness , distress
anel pain in the stomach oftcr meals.
Makes digestion natural and easy.
Genuine beats niine HoKSroKI/s on wrap | r ,
When otbora fall consult
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op MEN
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I'n//.le. Thn answers nro the names of
( lowois and fonts.
1. What was her nationality and appear
ance ?
2. What was his disposition and'name ' ?
3. What did e-nvlotu people hay ho wanted
to dn ?
I. What was his country , and what did
ho do when ho proposed ?
5. What did her mother Bay she would
do ?
0. To whom did she irfer him ?
7. How many uttemdc-d Iho ceremony ?
S. Who were the bridesmaids ?
U. Who we.ro groomsmen und uxhors ?
10. What did the hrldo we-ar on her head ?
II. What did bio bridegroom wear tha
last tlmo bcfnro thei wedding ?
U' . What did they lluow after the car
riage ?
] " . What did they KCC at the mcnagorlo ?
11. When liuininoni'd to iho war , what
wore his parting wnids ?
JO. What did ho carry with him ?
1C. What struck him , and where was ht
hit ?
17. What did she luivo during his ab y
sence ?
18. What flower tells what happened whoi
Bho buw him returning ?
1 ! ) . With what did who salulo him ?
20. Who was shocked at the performim o
tz5 for boat answer ; $10 for ncooiicl , } t
for third und | 2 for fourth. The "best"
are thu ones which tinswor the eiuostloni
neatest and fleanost und mo < t Intelligent
ly with the natiKia of do worn or turns
Open to tlio.io who t > end M centH for si )
months' or ? 1 for a yejr : i subscription t <
What to Kat Two truU for $1 Othe
prizes for rumo punlo , See February iiuin
bor. 10 cents , What To lut ? , Minneapolis