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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1895)
TJUO OMAHA DAILY JlBJSi JTHIDAY , JUNJ'3 2t , ' 181)5 ) , CHAMPION 15th and DODGE STS. I CHALLENGE SALE AT THE OPENING OF THE . , , , To the business public we can furnish sufficient evidence of our stability but to you the consumer something more tangible than somel ody's say so must be forthcoming. We'll not mince words about it we intend to do the largest business in the city and there's only one way to prevent us t give goods away. We won't do that but we'll come awful close to it. The prices we here quote for our grand opening Challenge Sale are positively the lowes ever made. The goods are the newest and the freshest ever imported and if you'll be one of the thousands to attend you'll get the bargain of your lifo this OPENING DAY OF THE NE NEW YORK STORE Dress Goods Dept. Silk Department. 75 PURE dozen LINEN pure- linen TOWELS. Towels , large size , only lOc Lot our colurs 3 price A and Inrgo Btvlcn assortment , Fold at of Jl 13 nowcpi nnd JIM , nil , Shoe Department. A sample ot our many bargains Your AT.IJ Choice wooij from BCiions over 40 piece1) ) of 40-Inch nil choice of 7(3 ( pieces of line Wash Silks only FANCY KNOTTED FRING TOWELS. 25c Ix > t 4 Sailors , sold everywhere nt We ; our 9c This drrmrtiiH i IH going to be the most wool Scrjjo , In nil the new similes , worth Only price popular In the c j The Mock was bought to 75c opening sale price only . CHINA SILKS. before the rea advance In shoo leather , up ; Choice of over CO pieces of line China Silk's 19c ' nnd to qulcklv ing It before the pub'.lo BIUC riNISH HnNIlIKTTAS for funcy uork , will go quick at ( per MEN'S UALBRIGGAN Lot 5 Sailors , sold everywhere nt 73c ; our 19c wo me going to i ! roods at n REMAR1C- 32 plices Bilk Mulsh Henriettas nil wool , re- yard ) SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. price AHLE LOW PI RE , just to Intioduce It. tnlls In nil stores at DOc to Oicj opening Only ( 'nil mid see fo our elf Here nre only sale price only ( per yard . . . . PINE TAITETA SILKS. 59c 68c Lot C-LEGHORNS. few of the man jargalns vvo have : AUNOI'D'S I-INHST HnNIUUTTAS. For dresses , half LADIES VESTS at price ' 89c 98c Ladles' Ve N will go at half usunl prices , Leghorns Fold everywhere In the city nt All new colors , 46 Indies wide , worth $1.00 ; at lc , S'.tc , lOo , 15c , 25c and upwards. $200 , our price $1.00 725 pairs w omen's hnn turned Tan Os sale price only . CHECKED GINGHAMS. Leghorn1) ) old everywhere In the city nt fords , worth from $11 lo ? 1 23 , now less ) 49c G of staple checked Ginghams , worth 3c ' 75c JAMESTOWN BILK MIXTURES. cases MEN'S BLACK HOSE. $100 , our price. . . than It costs to make tern and the price 5c and Cc per yard , go nt Worth ICc These Roods nre very line Leghorns sold evcryw here In the city nt 35c that wo nre Rolni ? to sell them at will LIGHT AND DARK OUTING FLANNEL. $1 00 , our price 2S8 pnlrs women's vlcl Kid Tin move them quick . riannel ' SUSPENDERS. Oxfords , new lazor to n shoo thnt sells 1 160 pieces good quality Outing goat MEN'S SILK FINISH lOc , make , nt nny store for J3 00 , ow just to TOWELING. at Only our shoe de | > arttncnt I pillar Notion 95 pieces Toweling worth up to Cc go at . 4-4 UROWN SHEETING. Department. 5 bales of 30-Inch Liroun Sheeting , good SUMMER CORSETS. 38c US pnlis women's han turned Oxford" , quality , only Worth C3c , only Pins lo both plain nnd patent enthcr tips , worth Needles , Jl.OO to $1.50 , now Wash Dress Goods Dept per paper lc FINE QUALITY 4-1 SHEETING. 5c Thimble lo 5 bales of very line Sheeting Carpets. Cor.-et Lace , per pair ID 320 pairs women's hnnd t rued Dongoln l > x- miESS CHALLIS. fords , needle toe ; wo Id bo a snnp\.t Tv\o cases of Dress Chnllls nt 24c. sells Spool Thread lc II25 ; come early bcfo c they are gone , In other store1) ) from tic to 8c ; opening SHIRTING PERCALES. If ou need Carpets now \i \ the time to Rubber Tip Pencils lo for wo aie going to se them out at sale prlco only ( pur yard ) 5 cases Percales fast colors , only ( per buy nt our opening . sale ; vvo guarantee to Six Envelopes lc NOVELTY nnnss GOODS. yard ) save you 35 per cent. Six Sheets Paper lc 1C9 pairs women's dong la Prince Albert , Choice of over 100 pieces of the latest summer LADIES' ULACK HOSE. Second 1 dozen Sifety Pins 3o with the now needle e and large but 1.39 mer Wash Goods , retailed In all stores nt Millinery DeptSecond 100 yards SIKKI ! 811k io tons , vi ry swell , jou in't touch this . ICc to We per jard ; opening sale price 200 dozen ladles' black Hose , lOo quality , Floor. Sewing Thread 4c Oman foi double the i icney , for only. . ( per jard ) goes at The newest and latest novelties In the llest Rubber 5c FINE DIMITIES. city just arrived from New York and Silk Elastic Ida 200 pairs women's dongo i .Tullcttoo , n shoe LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE. markets , VM dozen ( lowers , largo Shoo Strings , per bunch Cc look at Parslan and fast colors 1.75 Beautiful goods ; . Handkerchiefs lc that would cost jou ai \ way $300 In any dr > " ladles' cotton Hose , only assortment. . 200 z"n then ; goods when In our store Better Ones -c other store , our prlco < ly , daisies , bluetts , forget- Ladles' line Handkerchiefs 4c Lot 1 Hyacinths rilENCH CHALLIS. LALII'b SEAMLESS HOSE. lOc Combs 3a DO pieces wool Chnllls , light and dark 19c Guaranteed fast colors and worth 23c ; openIng - c me-nots , ore worth from COc to 73c ; our ( "otnbs lie The above she we have In nil sb * s , prlco Hair Pint ) , bunch -lc so everyItoily ci i have a chanre.o ground , go on sale at Ing snlo prlco only Hat Strings 3c have not the H , ice to quote unv nit ru TOWELING. Lot 2 Ro = c , violet1 * , lilacs , popples ; good-j Pearl Button ? Cc prices , but woulc like to say that the rut LINEN MEN'S NEGLIGEE only.39c sell everywhere in the city at Jl.OO I9c Dress Buttons Cc is also In our len's , MIspcV nnd Chil 76 pieces nil linen Toweling , worth lOc per thing for summer , only. that Dress Buttons 3c dren's stock N trouble to show goods- Just the and $125 our price . . . yard , goes at ; And 1.000 other articles. call and see us. Thi * our Onenino- Sale will positively be a Wholesale Price Sale of goods of all descriptions Dry Goods , Notions , Boots and Shoos , Underwear , Hosiery , Carpets. Curtains , Miliinerv , etc. , etc. , at absi utely less than wholesale price. The store is filled with jroods from top to bottom , and an army of clerks are now arranging them for Saturday's sale , when our store will be open to the public. MUSIC ON OFr.NINGr DAY. . . Challenge Sale Challenge Sale SECRETARY OF WAR IN OMAHA Stop of Forty-Fivo Minutes Made by Ilim and Party Yesterday. GREETED BY ARMY OFFICERS AT DEPOT tlmt No Clmngei Will Ila Rlnclo at 1'roiFiit In llonniliirlc * at Depart ment ot rintto lfroe Silver 1.0311)5 ; Ground , Secretary of War Daniel S. Lament , Mrs. Lament , their daughters , Bessie , Julia and Frances , Mrs. Joseph D. Dryant , Miss Florence Quartermaster General II. M. ence Bryant , Batchelder and Major George W. Davis , mil itary aldo to the secretary , arrived In Omaha at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon Via the Wabash , the distinguished party occupying the special Pull man car , the lolanthe , the secretary ol war having at his disposal the private caret ot President E. R. Bacon of the Baltimore t Ohio Southwestern , n palace on wheels. The Union Pacific took charge of the cars on their arrival at the Council Bluffs trans fer and set them In at the Tenth street flepot , later transferring them to the Web- ttcr street depot In this city , wnero the Elkhorn became responsi ble for Mr. Lament and hi ; guests. But a short stop was mailo at the Webster street station , Mr. Lament's deslrs bolng to push on to Fort Nlobrara , vvhlct A 111 bo Inspected today , then Hoblnson the Burlington taking the cars and party a ! Deaduood to Ports Ouster and Meade , Mr Lnmcmt desiring to pay but short visits t < these posts , the Yellow stone National part holding out Imlucjments to the secretary ol nar , ai.d to all those. In tact , making uj his party. Mr. Lnmont vraa averse to saying anythtni tor publication , except In the most genera nay , "We talk politics for ten months li Iho year In Washington. " said the secretary who has not changed a particle elnco las In Omaha , "and now that I am on my vaca lion I feel as It 1 had left even the nam behind. There Is little politics at present the only subject ono hears discussed belrii silver and gold. And I don't care to sa ; inythlng on that subject , although I bellev there Is a decided change going on In th country as the eyes of the people becom opened to both sides of the money question iBUvcr and the 1C to 1 men arc losing giounO [ do not pretend to say v\hat course on th money question the next democratic nallonu convention v\lll take. It Is eighteen month until election , almost an epoch , and grea changes may take place In that time. If v , have a return of good times I can see n reason why the democratic party should spli on the great economic question. " DEPARTMENT OF PLATTE BOUNDAUIE Upon the question of an Increase In th boundary lines of the Department of th Platte , the secretary said that It had bee suggested to him to Include Utah and Cole rado In the D partmcnt of the Platte wlie the changes would be made In the brlgadlcri but ho could not see any reason for th change at present. "There may bo contlnger ties which would make a change di ilrable , and I have no doubt that some c the posts , for good reasons ) would like to L attached to the Platte , but at present tli boundary lines will remain oa they are. "I hail hoped to ice a three bai tatlon plan adopted In the army , an In my report to congress I recon mended the addition ot 0,000 men I the present force In order to bring abni the change Indicated. Hut congress toe a wholly different Idea and my plan ot ri organizing the army was loet tight c However , I maintain now , as then , thai tl rmy Is too smalt and should be Increased i leajt 6,000 men. I am aware that Qencr Schofleld would like to leo the numbi doubled , but th.at la out of the question. " Aa to the policy of the government : dealing with questions arising constant with the southern republci Mr. Lament r fused to say a word , and as he sat In his car ho Iftokcd the sphinx in every llnlamcnt. Ho was reticent to n degree. ' "This will probably be my last visit to Omaha and this territory , " snld the secre tary later , "and I look forward to retirement from active life wltn cons.derablo pleasure. Nothing could Induce mo to accept a cabi net portfolio again , although life In Wash ington is very pleasant. President Cleve land and his cabinet have been called to pass upon matters of considerable moment to our country. Wo have had our cares , more so , probably , than the great majority of other cabinets , for there have been very many delicate quest ons needing attention. " * NOT A JUNKETING TIUP. Speaking ot the criticisms ot certain news papers on this trip. Secretary Lament said It was In no sense a Junketing trip , but was undertaken for the purpose ot Informing hlmselt by personal observation of the condi tion of the army and the progress made In the construction of buildings recently author ized at largo posts. Last > ear the secre tary visited the posts In the southwest and obtained Information as to the personnel and general affairs of the army In that sec tion , which resulted In promoting the In' terests of the military service. When Major Humphrey , quartermaster ole o Department of the Platte , met the sec retary on the arrival of tlia train In Councl HufTs Mr. Lamont's first question was iu o the progress ot the buildings at Forl Crook , showing an Intimate knowledge , nol only In location , but what .was being dom .0 make Fort Crook one ot the great post ! of the army. Mr. Lament said that ho would probabl ) be away from Washington about four weeks and would spend much of the time In Yellow stone park. This was not Colonel Batchelor's first vlsll o Omaha by any means , ho having beer hero with Secretary Lament last year amen on several other occasions has he seer Omaha. lie spoke enthusiastically of the trip thus far , and looked forward to his Journey through the Elkhorn valley with Interest remarking to Secretary Lament that tin Elkhorn valley was the richest corn sectlor n the United States. "We are pleased with the condition of th < military service thus far. What more li there to say ? " At the Webster Street station the following ofllcers of the Department of the Platte re ceived the secretary : General Copplnger Adjutant General Schwan , Chief Quarter master Humphrey , Medical Director Bache Chief Paymaster Tower , Major Halford , Cap tain Nye , Major Crow dor , Lieutenant Hutch- lnon There were also present Genera Dandy retired , and the following citizens Dr. Miller , Governor Boyd , General Marnier son , Herman Kountze , Frank Murphy , Henrj W. Yates. At this point Quartermastei General Batchelder was Joined by his nephew who will make the Journey with his uncle Among tliu ofllcers present were also Colone Bates , commandant at Fort Omaha , and hli staff , Lieutenants Wright and Benhim. The train left special at 2 45 , the first 8toi to be made at Fort Nlobrara. Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday The llrncli Nutnl > lc . Sle Hassan Ben All , the manager of th Hojal Moorish Arab troupe which opens a Courtlaud on Sunday afternoon an evening. Is a highly educated gentleman an a llnqulst. Ho speaks fourteen dlfferen languages , manages and controls all th Arabian Jugglers and acrobats In this coun try. Ho wai a World's fair commissions representing Arabia and Morocco. He ha been In Omaha several times and has bc the guc't ot Dr. Lee , an old acquaintance t the Sle. Last evening Hassan Ben All an Achllte Phlllon , the spiral tower perform ? ! who also opens at Courtlaud Sunday , went t Lincoln , to return this morning , when Phi ! Ion begins the erection ot his tower an cable. The pvrotcchnlc dUplay at Courtlan will be given Sunday evening. The rate Is not the only attractive featm ot nest Sunday's excursion to St. Joseph. ISO Miles Alone the Mltiourl. That Is one ot the attractions of uc : Sunday's excursion to St. Joseph. Them arc lots of others. Get tickets they cost | 1.50 at the Bu llngtou'e city ticket office , 1324 Farnam st or at the union depot. Tralu leaves at 7 a. m. 8. P. MO.tHH IJKY ( iOODS CO. Forcing One the Clilnu to 2M.i' < o Koum for the UrucerlfM. The groceries are here. so many of them , In fact , that we find we'll have to curtail the space occupied by the china department even more than wo at first Intended. We've been making some radical cuts In china and gla3- ware within the last few da > s , but those prices will be nowhere to those we make from now on. The whole stock Is before you at less than the cost of making ; all the fine Imported goods are Included In this great clearing sale. Come and see the shane we are In , and you will recognize the Importance of our closing out at least halt our china and tinware. White granite cups and saucers 2c each ; 4 piece table set , 2Gc ; water bottles , 12c , sauce plates , VA-c ; berry sets , 23c ; No. 1 Sun lamp chimney , lc each ; number one Sun burner , 7c each. Ladles' Jersey undervests 2c Friday. Ladles' hemstitched handkerchiefs with drawn work corners , 2'/4c , worth 20c. All silk , satin and gros grain satin edge 'Ibbons ' , 9c , worth 20c. Seamles stockinet dress shields , 5c. Ladles' black hose , ribbed top , 25c , worth 35c. 21 sheets of writing paper and 2i envelopes , Be. 1 pound finest linen writing paper and en velopes , 2.ric , worth COc. 2 belt bargains with silver buckles , 5c and EOc. Boys' fine ribbed black hose , spliced heel and toe , worth 20c , for 9c. Our 25c black hose , 2 pairs for 35c Friday only. S. P. MOUSE DRY GOODS CO. , CHEAP KXCUItSIO * ItATCS Yin I ho llurllngtnn Home. Hero are the Burlington Route's best offer- ngs In the way ot reduced rates. Do they Interest you ? To Boston , Mass. : July 5'to 8 , one fare for the round trip ; good to return until August 6. To Denver , Colorado Springs , Manltou and Pueblo- July 4 to 8 , one fare plus ? 2 00 for the round trip ; good to return until Septem ber 1. Full Information about the cost of tickets , return limits , trains , etc. , at the city ticket ofllce , 1321 Farnam street. Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday ? lrrro * oiluVntcr. . Wo have a new soda fountain. It's Just beside our candy department. Our new grocery department will also open and every customer of ours , whether they purchase one cent or a hundred dollars , will bo welcome tea a glass of ICE CREAM SODA Satuiday all day. S. P. MOUSE DRY GOODS CO. A Picnic for 11 Dollar , The Ha ) den Bros. ' employes' picnic , nhlch takes place at West Point Juno 23d , promises to b ) a. very enjoyable affair. The features ot last jear will bo greatly In creased by foot ball games , base bill , sack races and a host of other pleasant-pastimes The rldo Itsslf to West Point and return fpr a dollar Is enough Inducement to go Tickets "cin bo obtained from any employe ot Hayden Bros. Spirit l.ul.r , Splilt I.nkis > > | ) 'rlt r.aKo. Through sleeper via the Northwestern Line commencing June 28 , leaves dally for Splrll Lake at 0:10 : p. m. from Webster street depot , The lake Is to ) same , accommodations a lit' tlo better , file a little loner City olllce. 1101 Farnam Etieet. Depot. 15th and Webstei streets. J. U. BUCHANAN , G. P. A. Ollt. The Bucktfjo Buggy cdmpany are closing out Its etock at Fifteenth and Howard , y\ \ stock In every way finer In quality and et > l < than ha * ever been shown In Nebraska Dealers and city bu > crs will save from 2 ! to 60 per cent on any prices ever made or so-called cloning out sales ot the past. Tin sale lasts only a few days , Mr. L. C. Hill formerly of this city , U In charge. Pros pecthe bu > ers ghoul j call at once. Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday ! HAVDKN UKUb. A Truly Grout Sale. A sale without a name. Not waiting until after the Fourth of July before wo sacrifice values , but beginning an early clearance and proving ourselves the price-makers and price leaders of Omaha. Sale commences Friday , June 21. Men's suits , the prices will bo $3.75 , $5.75 , $8.75 and $12.75. For the choice ot any suit In the house. This means all $500 and $ G 00 suits for $3.75 , all $8 CO to $10 00 suits for $5.75 , all $11 CO to $15 00 suits for $5.75 , all $18.00 to $25.00 suits for $12.75. If you want a daisy suit ot clothes for a little bit of a price come Friday or Saturday. SILK REMNANT SALE. 500 remnants wash silks only 15c yard. 1000 remnants best quality figured silks , In lengths from 3 to 14 yards , goods worth 39c , COc , 75c and , $1.00 per yard , all go Friday at 25c a yard. Cheney Bros. ' regular $1.00 silks are In this lot at 25c a yard. HAYDEN BROS. Personally Conducted hummer Vocation Tour . A personally conducted excursion the first of a series of three arranged by the Burling ton route will leave Lincoln at 6-10 p. m. , Thursday , Juno 27 , for a nineteen days' tour of the west. Denver , Colorado Springs , Manltou , the Garden of the Gods , Pike's Peak , Marshall Pass , Glenwood Springs , Salt Lake City , Og- Jen , Butte , Helena , the Yellowstone park and Hot Springs , S. D. , are included In the Itin erary. The cost of the trip has been fixed at $190 and covers every expense of travel- railroad , sleeping car nnd stage tares , hotels , carriage rides , meals , etc. Full Information at the city ticket office , 1324 Farnam street. ( UNCIAL. STKU1.1 OAK bKIlVICE In Connection with Itext Sunday' * Excur sion to St. Joseph. The 24th st , Park avenue and Farnam Et lines will bo In operation on Sunday mornIng - Ing In time to enable passengers to connect with the Burlington's excursion trafti for St Joseph leaving the union depot at 7 a. m. The excursion will reach Omaha , on the return Journey , about midnight and passen gers will find a sufficient number of cars at the depot to transport them to their homes Are jou going to St. Joseph next Sunday 1 I an U ( ten tu ! ( < < ! On I : , loun , Via the Burlington route , June 25 to 29 , ac count race meeting' at Pactolus park. Allx , Robert J , Dlrectum , Hal Pointer and all the other famous pacers and. trotters ol the country are entered. The Burlington's 9.60 a. m. train from Omaha arrives at Jtcd Oak at noon and a special train for Council U.uffs will leave Red Oak at 7 p. m , Juno .25 to 29 , enabling one to spend practically the whole day at Red Oak and to reach home the eamo evening Tickets and full Information at 1324 Far nam street. . Low ltnte to Itoitun. The Baltimore & Ohio KallroaJ company will sell round trip tickets from all polnte on Its lines west of the Ohio rlvci to Bos ton and return , for all trains , July 5 to 9 In- elusive , valid for return -passage until July 22 , with privilege ol an additional extenMoi : until July 31 It desired. Tickets will alec bo placed on eaie at all prominent points Ir the north and northwest The rate fron Chicago will bo $2200 , and corresponding ! ) low rates from other points. A double dally service of fast exp-cjs tralm Is maintained from Chicago to all points li the ca.it. Tourists will bear In mind that a ! Baltimore & Ohio trains between the cas and west run via Washington. For full par tlculara wrlta L. S. Allen , A. G. P. agent Chicago. ( ihummer lour * . You can get more for your money In thi sure return of health ami enjoyment at an ; of the many resorts on the Union Pacific sy tern than anywhere cite on this continent See your nearest Union Pacific agent. Sum mer tcur tickets on sale to Sept. 30. II. P. DEUKL. City Ticket Agent , 1302 Farnam St. The Windsor hotel , 3 blocks from unloi depot. $1.50 per day. A , n. Hoc ! , prop. Q.V. . COOK & SON HAD I'lNU SHOES Hut Itonton Store bells Them Nonr nt Prices tlmt Are vVlttutut Parallel. EDWIN C. BUUT'S $5 00 SHOES FOR $1.00. There Is about this sale of Geo. W. Cook & Son's Omaha bankrupt shoe stock at Boston Store a fascination that none can re- sltt , and It's . " .11 because Boston Store Is sell ing Cook's shoes for men , women and chil dren for either half Cook's price or very much less. We have crowded our main floor shoe de partment and piled the basement full of these shoes , at sure enough half price. Come quick to BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , N. W. Cor. ICth and Douglas. Only 81 A ( > to ht. JoHepli. Next Sunday. Excursion train leaves the union depot at 7 a. m. Get tickets a the Burlington's city office , 1324 Farnam St. , or at the depot. LADir.s'iimiu-m u.vrns. MX Tor 1 Ive IJollnrn. The manager of the bath and complexion parlors at The Bee building has secured the services of a trained mas euso for ono month , who , by years of experience and careful study , can by facial massage and medicated vapors , creams and balms , make the old to look > oungand the voungyet more youthful all from the remedies nature herself teaches. Special attention to hair dressing. Are you going to St. Joseph next Sunday ? nimi.iMiioN nourg I'xcnmlon to Ht. Joseph hun Iny , Juno 33. Tralq leaves union depot , Omaha , at 7 a. m. Round trip tickets only $1.50. Call at the city t cket ofllce of the Bur lington Route and get full Information. Cnllfornln or Texai. For lowest rates on tickets and best ac commodations call on or address E. L Palmer , P. A. Santa Fe Route , Room 1 , First National Bank , Omaha. Mr * . 1'ltzel l.oottlnir for Her Children. PHILADELPHIA , Juno 20. MrsD. . F Pltzel , wife or widow of the man who Is thought to have been murdered by 11. H Holmes In the conspiracy to secure $10,000 from the Fidelity Mutual Life association was today released from Moamcuslng prison , where she had been confined as a witness slnco the first disclosures. She left for her father's home In Galxa , 111 , and will devote her tlmo In searching for her three missing children , who were first supposed to have been murdered by Holmes , who Is now In prison hero awaiting sentence for conspiracy to defraud. It has been learned that the children were In Detroit In October , 1894 , but there all trace of Uiem was lost Holmes has told District Attorney Graham that the children are abroad with Minnie Williams , his one-tlmo sweetheart , and the district at torney has advertised In a New York paper. Mr. A , IT. Cransby , of No. 1E3 Kerr St. Memphis , TCIIIL , \vrltoa tlmt hi * wife had can cer wnicu had. eaten two largo holes la her breast , and Viuicu the best phyelclans ot the surrounding country treated , and pronounced In curable. Her grandmother and aunt bad , died ot and when told this , the most omliicut specialists ot Mew York under fchoM treatment , ment she was placed , de clared her caeo wiia hopclcM. All treatment having Jailed , elio was Riven up to dlo 8. 8. 8. vroa recomtnendpj , and astonishing ai It may cured few bottled ream , a her eonntl and wcIL Our trcatUe on thla dli- oaao will bo teat frco to any . SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. , Atlanta , Ca 250 Children's Wash Suits- Light and Dark Blue Striped-- Cord and Tassel : and a Whistle , White Pipgd .Trim Sailor Style , Deep Co lar , Ages 45 6 7 8 A Testimonial Offer For the Young * U s On Sale All Day Saturday at 'cm ? 11 o sco 50 CENTS A show wludow full Come here at nny time. SUIT. BATH OF BEAUTY Duty blemUbo , phaplci , red , rough h-inJi.and - . fallliiK hair prcventi-cl b > OUTI tuil. Biur Mo t effective > kln purtfj lug nnd bcjullf jinn toup , U Rt'll U > [ HITCH VDcl SHU'tCli of tolltt and nur er > ioop Only cut * fur plir.i > le tnauie onlj lire. u-nthr of Intlaniinntlcm unuclog. gin , ; uf tb ( iorc . Sold cor j whore. ZOO SOAP FLOATS JAS. S. KIRK & CO. , U. S. A. NNOUNCEMENf Housekeepers have washed with * nil the soapa advertised nnd their woolens have continued to bhrlnk. ts the only one which is guaranteed not tc shrink underwear and woolen goodi. i cwaro ol Others. For Sale By oil Dealers. lIANOFACTimiSU OKtY lit RAWORTH & SCHODDE , CHICAGO. 'EVERY WOMAN" f omit linen iipilt a rrllnbl * nioiiUly niulllnt ; lunIMB * DR. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL PILLS , ruprumnt mfo nnit certain In nwult Tliartoiv letUr Trait ) noti I (0. EhcrouLD A licCanntll Drug Co , , 1U | | Hint. Ouuh * , Nib.
