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. ) EClAt MONDAY ARGAINS
'I ' Banquet Lamp3 at Loss Than Oost of Raw
Matorilll-A $2,00 Lamp for 76c
REMEMBER THESE PRICES MONDAY ONLY
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Don't ' IlIN n Chnllrc thllt OtiI ) ' Cuisir .
OIlCC III I n 1.1r..lllllr'c Ullnrllllhc
tu HI" ' ( ' YUII from * I.IIO Iu
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LAMP DlWAmIENT.
4 'A $2.00 bran banquet I3mp twentyone
fnches In hehht ) : an ornament to any room ,
Monday , 71c ; each.
A $ 2.6O ; brass banquet lamp , open work
root , worth $2.10 ; or any olle's money , Monday -
day , $1.00 NICh.
A $1.00 brass banquet lamp , large ; open
work heall ( and root , has select onyx column
In best Atyles" Monday $2.00 each.
A $6.00 brass ! banquet lamp , gold platel ,
extra large open work head , a grand thIng
( or a wedding \ present , Monday , $3.00.
ClOCKIItY { ) DEI'AltTMINT
100plcce dinner set , handsome decoratIon ,
English semHorcelaln ) , worth $12.00 of any
) ne'A money , Monday : , $6.00 j\ cot
100-pleco IlInner Bet , Uower blue 11ecoratlon ,
nldJeway's latest shap2 , our reul4r ! ' : price
HUO : others get $18.00 , Monday : ( , $10.00 a
lot
Granite and tin-ware. !
10-quart granite dishpans , 49c.
II-quart granite dishpans , 19c. ;
17-quart granite ; hilipans , 7cc.
10quart retlnned dlshpalls , 10c.
H.quart retlnnell dishpans , ISc.
17.quart retlnned dlshlJans , 2c. : : ; ;
lie plates , each , lc.
Hetlnnell teaspoons , 8c per dozen
Nos. 7 anll 8 copper teaklttles , nlckle plate 1 ,
worth $1.2'j [ , our price 7'jc. [
Small slzell copper tenkettles , fickle platl'll ,
lust the thinK to set 011 a base burner , regu-
lar price 48c. Monday , 29c.
OlIAIIA : DAZAAR ,
1'j10 [ Douglas street.
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IIIHIIXn'I'O ! 1l0U'I'11.
PIIHh' ' 1'llIIe 10 ICIIII.n" CII ) ' .
'New time card In operation-schedule to Sl.
Joe . a134' ! Kansas City quickened-over an
hour.
The lIurlington's DIS ! ) : a. m. train Is now
three hours raster than the day train of any
ether lina to Kansas City ; forty minutes
raster to Atchison , two and one.half hours to
l.ea\'Cnworth ; pretty nearly a whole day to
St. Joe ,
The evening train for St Joe and Kansas
CLly still leaves the Union depot at 9:45 ! ) : [ p. m.
Fastest and best night train for all points
south.
City ticket office , 132-1 Farnam street.
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Sam'l Burns Is e3hhiilg Haviland's new pa-
tern dinner set , "Tho Normandll' , " for 21.75 :
formerly $10 , and the latest In toilet sets , .
"Tho F'irst Empire , " white and gold , for :
$7.75 : formerly $ 12.
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Hot SI'rlll " , Ark . , 111111 Itctnrll.
Only one fare for the round trip via the
Missouri ? Pacific railway , Tickets on sale
until November 4. LImited 15 days for re-
turn. For further Information call at omce ,
N. B. corner 13th and I.'aruam , or depot ,
15th and Webster streets.
J. 0 l'liiiilppi Thos F GotHrey ,
A. 0 F. & I' . A. r. & T. A.
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Fire sale of shoes , Sixteenth and Cai aye
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Wanted. City loans. Powell & Potter
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Eight days left to buy shoes at the Fire
sale , Sixteenth and Capitol avenuo.
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Ncn' TIme Curd on the "IC. C. "
Sea time table column on another page.
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Drs Nichols & Nichols specIal attention to
Iiseases of women and children. H08 Farnam .
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This Is the last week to buy shoes at the
fire sale , Sixteenth , hind Capitol avenue.
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Columbia Metal Polish Cross Gun Co.
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IIUItIlYIXG .1'0 aWL' 'J'IJROUGJI.
Comml"lollcr" 10 COJIIIIctc thc
JllooreM 111'111'1111 ; ' lit 1111 Bllrly nnte.
The prosecution In the Moored Investiga-
tion yesterday endeavored to Introduce
a large number of casts In which Moores
Is chaned either with overcharging fees or
altering the rccord ! , but which were not
: named In the specifications 'of the charges.
An objection was made by the attorneys tar
Moores to the Introduction of the cases In
evidence , the grounds being that they were
not In a position to answel' chargM that
were not In this specification . and that It
would be manifest Injustice and against court
precedence and rulc-s to compel them to do
80. The same opinion "as held by the
board
; Friday afternoon an alleged overcharge
( of U5 In a county case was explained. It
wa charged that lloores : bad collected from
the county $ SI , "hleh was $15 \ [ ; more than he
was entitled to The attorney In the ease
Wits called to the stand and testifiNl that the
entire $81 had been nllowell by the county
commissioners , that the money had been
p11d ( to loort'S by the county , and that he
had turned It over to the attorney. lloort'S :
testified that ho lid nol know what the bill
contained , and lluan attempted to toil the
hoard. lila explanation , however , was
knocked flat by the explanation of the attorney -
torney , who gave the Items tn the blll which
was Presented to the county.
It Is the , Intention of the board to bring
the case to as speedy a determination as
posslblo. Members Intend to have It fin-
Jshed before November 15 , on which date
CommlsslOlier Sutton's term expires If the
ease extends beyond that date It will m-
: cssltato a retrial before the new boarl1.
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1'0 JUIIgCN 111111 Ch'rl.H.
To facilitate the counting of ballots election -
lion night Mayor Bemis has ! 1"-lIe,1 : , the follow-
lug Imtrucllons to judges and clellI : of alec-
1I0u ;
In order to Insure uniformity In the count-
ing of votes and to scure results In the
shortest iOeeihle time , all election boards In
the city of Omaha arG hereby requested to
count the hJIIlt lu the following order :
1.'lrD-The ; city ticket , commencing with
a mayor and following down the ticket In repu- ;
lu order with police judge , clerk , treasurer ,
comptroller and councilmen.
Second-Tho school board lIcllet.
Third-The tate ticket
I'ourth-The county ticket , commencing at
tIle ! top and taking the various omes lu the
order they appear on the ticket
By following this method the result In the
city can be learned within a short time otter
the poles close , and tim vote on the state
liflhl cotinty , tickets will be known by the time I
the returns come 111 from the country dlJ- ! '
trlctoJ This mailer 1s Important and It 10
hOlll'll that all boards will follow the metbod
herein Indicated
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'l'itkiiit I ; ' I he n , " 11I11111 * 11011.
The civil service examination : of apllllcants
for Positions ' In the fire Ileputl11ent was
made In the council chamber ; 'esterd1)
There were about twenty.fivo applicants on
hilmI llIost of them being men
of fairly prepossessing nllpearance. The examination -
t amination wa9 comlucte ! by Secretary
Brownlee of the Boafl ! of Fire and Police
Commissioners and Chief Hedell of the fire
I1fparlment , while a couple of teachers from
the Dodge school ntcistcil In inspecting the
vapors The examination was generally
simlldr to the onll to which the pOllco ap-
IllIconts were recently subjected , and called
Cor some general knowledge of arithmetic ,
spelling alll1 geograph The candidates
were Interrogated as to their knowledge of
Urn location and character of some of the
large buildings of the city and were re-
QUlrel1 to write out a couple of Ihe rules of
tile tIre department as a sample of penman-
thIn
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llzirristicnies thu ChllrA'c.
- It , M. harris was arrested yesterday
charged with an aU&1i1l upon Jennie Moore ,
who hives at Fourteenth and lIIckor strceh.
Harris ! states that thp charge arc untrue
Mil say that bo has been boarding with
Mrs. M ore , the mother of the girl , unm
lately anti that FrIday when he proposed
to give up his room and change boardinghouses !
houses Miss Moore stopped him at the door
and refused to alow him to leave. lie de-
Dies owing any money for his accommolla- :
Ions ) \'bll0 Atllrln with the 1.loores.
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The 1 lllIlf I I ) ' Clot hiiiigCiiii ltlfl ) . S..IIII1A
( Jilt III 1. ( ' " " 'I'hlill CII"I.
That people know a bargain when they see
It was demonstrated ( ] . yesterday at the closng ! ! ;
out nIl' of the Bqlllty Clolllln company
Never were such bargains In suits and over
coati given away for we are In earnest-
going absolutely out of bUl/lness-and surely
9Uch prices prove It :
Heavy all wool overcoats and ulsters In
ilerseys I and diagonals , small sizes , $2.10 ; ,
worth $8.0. [ ;
All $ S.OO end $9.00 $ suits , sa'ck9 or cutawaye ,
375.
All the new shnpea Fl & W. collars , 121)c
each ,
The 25e and 40c heavy merino underwear
at 12c each
All the 35c anl SOc ; overshlrtD at 25c each ,
All or Wilson Brot' ' 7'je [ to $1.00 laundered
shlr\t \ at Mc and 75c.
All the SOc ; and 7'jo [ knee pants at 25c a pair
There are no finer goods In the city ; there
are no prices within speaking \ distance.
Elegant black clay worsted cutaway suite , I
former price $10.00 and $12.10 ; , In small sIzes ,
at $5.00
Ien's fine $10.00 worsted overcoats , with
silk facing and rotln sleeve IInln t' . $3.50. ; .
IQUITY Cr.OTIIlNO CO.
Going out oC business sure
Thirteenth and 1"lrnam.
Please b sure and go to the right place ,
Thirteen and Farnain .
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Fire sale of shoes-last week to bu-
t'lrl' sale , Sixteenth and Capitol avenue.
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hamilton Warren , M. D. , electrIc and mag.
netic physician ; special attention to diseases
of wOlnen and chlhlr and nil obscure and
long standing diseases. 119 N. 16th street ,
room 2.
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Tomorrow will be the bIggest sale of all
at the Fire Sale of shoes. Get your bargains
tomorrow , Slxte nth and Capitol avenue.
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Neav Chllrt'h 1'iIiicnt intl.
One of the features of a progressive church
Is a newspaper for the dissemination of local
news and to advertise the church which It
represents. Ono of the latest candidates for
public favor Is "The Outlook" of the Central
United Prcabyteri.an : chureh Ills a very neat
little sheel , the first number containing nn
excellent : halr.tone or the new pastor , Dr.
OIlchrlst , and ( also one of the church hulldlnJ
The editor says In thc greeting ; : " " 'e hope
to make this such a bright little paper that
you will look for Its coming wUh Interest
and be Interested In the church when It
comes. " And Ir subsequent numbers equal
the first his ambition will be realized.
SIo'I'11T lrcNel Serves NotIce
OMAhA : , Neb. , No\ 2-1'0 the Editor of
The Dee : I understand that at the eleventh
hour of the vresaiit campaign my political
opponents will circulate a report that 1 am
a member or the A. P. A. organization. 1
desire to publicly denounce such report ns
false and ILbelous. I am not now and never
have been a member oC such an organization.
Any person found circulating such report ,
and as 1 understand , some one will make
sworn affirbvlt to my being II member of
sold organization I will hero pUblicly declare -
clare that I shah criminally prosecute- the
fullest extent or tim law any and all such
persona malting such false allldavlts
JOHN C. DItEXEL.
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CllllllhllltC" nllil ' 1'1111' 1.II..rlllllrc.
All candidates have the opinion that the
best way to advertise Is by sending circu-
lars through the mall , and each candidate
has consequently mailed from 1,000 to 20,000
documents
"This mailing wac ! greatly racllltated by the
fact that The flee published the names or
the voters Iiniiicdlatelyefter the lists
were printed the matter began to come In ,
and It has increased In amount every day
since , " said Assistant Postmaster \\'oodard.
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lUr" . 111111"11 111111 the : \Iutor.
Yesterday Mrs. Herman hansen : came
to the city from Ellehorn , driving 11 horse and
wagon. Whllo she was crossing Cumlng
street near Twenty-fourth a motor train ran
Into her rig , tearing oil one of the wheel !
of the wagon and throwing lIra. : Hansen to
the ground.
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Chief Sigwart received a postal card from
J. M. Kendall of Lincoln stating that a rela-
tive' , W. J. Kendall , living at 1236 LIncoln
avenue , In that city , had suddenly disap-
peered and ' had given no account of his
whereabouts. A frIend of the family had I
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seen him In this city a few days ago.
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FOUND A N'I'Li l'l : A JlO'I"rl.I
' \'uI'11 11'0111 thc 0111) ' Survivor 01 n
CIIIlzell Sehoon"I'
PORT TOWNSEND , Wash. , Nov. 2.-ln-
cased In II bottle on the shore or Prince or
Wales Island , Alaska , was found a note cast
Into the sea by the lII.fated crew or the
British sealing schooner Waiter Earl , which
capsized last spring In Alaskan waters nllll
smothered ten persons. It would appear
from the note that was brought here by Cap-
tain Patterson of the steamship Alkl that
two of the crew must have mounted the
ItMI l nf'"r Ihn nl'l"l""I. ' 'hI' nntn rMHl n
n _ _ . _ n. . . . . _ _ _ _ . _ . . . _ . _ n. _ . 'W . _ _ _ _ _
tollows :
'Ve have lost our vessel nnl ( do not expect -
pect to hang on much longer. hoary Bul-
icr . Charles Forest , schconer 'aller Farle . "
Captain Patterson said the bottle was found
by Indians and given him. The Earl car-
ned a crew of twenty men and since the 11s- !
coyery of the ten corpses In her hold no
trace of the other men has been found
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S\\'IXULEU A J\1 t1HSICIX. : .
Citizen of ClllrkHoli 1'lIkrn 111 11) " 11
XI' ' ' ' Yurt : CUl1l1h'I'fl.ItI'I' .
NEW YORK , Nov. 2-"Old BII1" Vosburg ,
the green goods steel er , waa arrested nt
the Molt Haven station of the New York
Central railway last night while In the act
of bidding Anton Comfit of Clarleson , Neb .
western "come " ' Policeman
a on , goodb .
Lake noticed the pair at the depot and told
tim stranger that he hail been swindled.
Comfit wa very Indignant until the green
goods package was opened and when two
packages of common brown paper , with a
new one dolar bill on the top of each pile ,
were handed to him , ho grew pale and then
relieved his feelings by Hiving 'utterance to
n stream OC proranlty. Ho \J1ought \ he lied
secured $8,000 for $500. p
Coulel Sot Vlsi t 1I1""I''I'l1t Cnml" ,
NE\\ ' YORK , Nov. 2.-Among the passen-
gelS who arrived this morning on the Ward
line steamer Niagara from Santiago d3 Cuba
was lion. Hubert Howard , second son of the
earl of Carll"le , and who was recently reported -
ported to have ) Joined the Cuban Insurgents.
Mr. Howard Is 11 lawyer by profession , and
Is 2-1 years oC age , He visited Cuba a few
weeks ago with the Intention of studying
.tho yarlous phases of the I'ovolutlon. lie
aloe ! Intended to go Into the rebel camps ,
but the .Spanlsh government refused his
request , allli he was obliged to abandon his
trip Into the interior
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111I1'1'0"11 11111 Pllcllltle" .
LAnEDO , Tcx. , Nov. 2.-The United States
and Mexican postal authorities met here
yesterday and concluded arrangements
whereby a saving oC tWl'nty.Cour hours In
transmission of United States and Mexican :
malls will bl' olTeeth ! . Heretofore the utah ,
has hall to be redistributed , causing It to 'I '
be held over on both sides of the river
'Chili applies to all points along the border ,
and only the Completion : oC details remain
to put the service Into effect ! .
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J1rh'erH " 3iity Get 'Fnethier.
SEATTLE , Nov. 2-Rcceh'er Andrew F.
Durlelgb of tI\O \ NOTthern PacIfic has left I
for St. Paul , where he will remain for re\-
oral days. Ills departure taken concur"
rently with the departure or representatives
of the r.rmers' Loan and Trust company
train New York leads to a belief that a
compromise may be reached and : III' . lIur-
lelgh bs mode an appointee liS rpccln'r for
time property for the seventh : : aull mghlll cIr-
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Itnl"s orange Crull SlIort
WASIIINGTON , Nov. 2.-ln a rpcrt to
the State ) department Jr. Pralllt A. Dean ,
consul at Naples , says that the orange and
lemon crop of southern Italy for this SUNn
will 1:0 : Il'lil\ . than that of 1891 , or about two-
thirds ef the average : ! ; crop. He says the
trees are sllli iutrerlng from the effect ! of ,
tbo extreme dry weatber or last rear.
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JOHNSON IllS DISAPPEARED ) )
Stockholder in Oitizens' ' Bank Goes Away
Leaving Debts ,
HIMSELF AND FRIENDS HEAVY BORROWERS
Atti.tihiiuteiits IIf Xo A"IIII I I IIrrllu"c' '
III" l'I'IIII'rt111111 JlC,1I ' 1'rllll"I I
I..rl'cel - 1' SIIIIlIlIlIlIlIl" of
Iii " 1.'rlcllIllI.
Frank C. Johnson , the heaviest stock-
holder In the defunct Citizens' bank , Is said
to have absconded from the city and his
whereabouts at time present time are un-
known Besides being time heaviest stock-
holder of the bank , he Is also said 10 have
been one of the heaviest borrowers , and It Is
on this account that the other omcers of the
hnnk are interested In his whercabouts. as It
Is charged ) that he has transferred all his
property In this city , leavIng nothing behind
with which to satisfy his debts
Prlday afternoon two suits were filed
against Johnson In the distrIct court by the
olllcers of the bank , aggregating $ 2OD5. One
suit Is on a check for $750 , drawn on the
Handolph bank of Handolph , Ia , In whIch
Johnson was formerly Interested. The check
Is dated September 4 , 1S91 ! ) I , amid has not yet
been ! paid. The other suit 'Is on a note for
$1,000 which Johnon guaranteed and on a
check for $500 , also on the Handolph bank
nlll1 which are unpaid.
On the suits attachments were Issued Friday -
day night against aU of Johnson' property In
this city , which consists of his residence at
2111 North Twenty.second street. Not much
satisfaction , however , Is expected to accrue
from these attachments , ns last Saturday
night another attachment against It on a suit
of $5,000 011 a note brought by the bank
against Johnson was issued At that time
It was round that there was a $6.000 mortgage
on the property , whleh constitutes a prior
lien.
lien.John
John on Is salll to have borrowed In the
neighborhood of $16,000 from the bank and
his friends have obtaned some $20,0001
more After the failure of the banle no
proceedings were begitim against Johnson nn-
tl1 It was discovered that ho was transferring -
rIng hIs property lIe had always posed ns
a wealthy juan and the olllcers thought
they could recover on the debts When It
was discovered , however , that he was trans-
ferrng his property interests , the atatchments
were at once Issuet ! , The officers were es-
peclall hurried In their action when It was
found that Johnson hat ! left the city , al-
tbough ) ) It was sold by his friends that he
had gone away for his health and would rc-
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turn.
Johnson Is very veil lenown In tills city.
lIe was formerly a banker at Hnndolpb.
Smce coming to this city he has been promi-
nent in church ! and banlclng circles. lie was
a director and . stockholder or the Midland : \
bank , . but . wltlldre\y from that Institution
some time ago. Not long after he figured as
the defendant In a $ : ; 0000 ; damage snit ,
brought by lte\ Larrabee Campbell , a minIster -
later at Randolph , III. - The preacher alleged
that Johnson had stolen the affections ! OC
Mrs Campbell and had broken tip his homc
Time case was tried ! to a jury nnd a yerdlet !
rendered In favor of the dercndant
IIIUIUXC OX l'OOl 1\lDI OASES.
: \11111111111111" l'ro"IIIII III COlllilel the
. . CUII"I" to Ill' rll 1111.
The hearing on time application for a writ
of mandamus : to compel time county to re-
fund to Charles B , Keller and the lerehanti ,
National bank some $3,000 , which was paid
for county poor farm lots , came on before
Judge flume yesterday and will probably
last for a dty Or' , two This Is the Urst. de-
aided action taken by tho' poof' farm lot
holders to recover from the county on thel
Judgments . they have obtained.
The mandamus proeeedings are based on
the same allegations : which were advanced In
time suits brought against the county and
which the county lost It Is held that when
tIme county sold the lots It had no rhht to
dJ so and consequently that II could not
glvo a clear title to them On time other
hfllll , the county claims that It can give a
quit claim deed , which will clear the titles.
Ills also hold by the defendant that the Judg-
mcnts arc void because the cases came on
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for hearing tint before the county commls-
sloneu , who hall no } utl'rllctlon.
The decision will bCJ of decided Interest to
the county , liS there : Is about $300,000 which
will need to bo reran'led If the case Is lost.
" 'unlel lie Hln"le Again ,
Darbarra flatter hall ! led a petition for divorce -
vorce from l\Uchal'1 Hotter on the ground of
desertion The couple were married In
1878 and there are tw01lhlldren as a result of
the marriage , of whoml Mrs. RoUer desires
the custody . Hotter Ie sold to have deserted -
suted his wife on April 3 , 1892.
Henry IIolllday hu also sued for a divorce
floin his wire , llebccct : Ann , and ! Minnie Ell-
man also 11eslrcs to 'bll separated from her
husband , John
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UE'J'AJIS 01. A PI1AHI.'UI STOlt'si
Ue"II"fllllll lIurrllIl1t' ; ' ' : Ss'celN ! the
3It. ' ' lean Count ait1t S'Ioieliee
WASHINGTON , Nov. 2.-Tho Department
of State has received a report from Charles
E. lisle , United States vice censul nt Guay-
mas , : lle ) ( . , dated October 16 , In which he
gives his official account of the devastating
storm that recently took place In that vlcln-
ity 110 MYS ; " 1 beg to report a most ter-
rllJle visitation of wind and water over wit- I
net'3et ! on this gulf. On the let a cyclone I
struck thlD coast 8nd came UII the gulf , de.
straying shipping anti houses. The town of
La ! Paz WAS nearly wrecked. It 19 reported
that 181 I houses were destroyed All the
shipping , nineteen craft , including sinai ! boat > ,
were beached or ' wrecked Among them was
the schooner Czar , with 20 : ; cases or d'na-
unite on board She wall rent ! high and dry.
Fortunately no explosion occurrcd.
At Mazallan the promenade called "Olas
Alias" was wallhed away and some oC the
residences on It dllma ed , The steamer DI-
ego Is dama ed. The American steamer WII-
lamette Valley put back nl1l1 tool refuge In
Magdalena bay , arriving ! four day behInd
time The rivers Yaqui Mayo : and Fuerte
have flooded the whole country In theIr
vicinity , and large sugar plantations have
been greatly damaged
The British bark Sharpshooter ! , Captain
\\'altl' , was disabled In a hurricane near the
equator on the hot of August , and after drift-
Ing for slxty-rour days was towCll Into this
port by the Mexican : steamer Oaxaca She
left Junln , Chili , JUly 1 for San Francisco ,
with 700 tons of nitrate or soda The Semarn
railway hall stiffened Nverely by wasimouts
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3111' 'J' unA'l'1I Nl' A ( HL\U CIIOSSIXG.
OIlC flf Cl. I'flg'StIlIl lomnt Ire CIt IzelIN
. t hUII't IIINtllllll lilth'cI.
CIIIC.GO Nov. 2-A distressing accident
occurred this morning by means of which ,
Mr. Laurin 1' IIl11lard , one of the oldest
residents of Chicago , and whose estate Is
valued at millions of dollars , met Instant
death
MI' . Hilliard lives In the suburb known as
1.0llgwood , situated on the Hock bland and
Panhandle railroads , and tIme accident occurred
nt the Intersection of Nlnety.firth street ! ,
Aehlantl avenue antI Charles street 1\11' \ Billiard -
hard , who was 83 years old , was out for a
morning drive , attended ( by his hired man.
At the crossing above mentioned time buggy
wa struck by a fast passenger train on the
Pa""andle road. The horse was thrown
forl- feet and instantly : Itllled. 1\Ir. \ 1I11111lrd
was . knocked over to one side oC the street
by the force or the collision , anti was dead
when the few people who witnessed the cas-
ualty reached him The hired man had his
left leg broken , several ribs Injured and It
Is also reared that Internal Injuries will cause
his death
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CIIIC.HIO EI.n"\'I'OHS IN 'I'itoUilfl. / '
\cclI"11 of OUIIII'I'IIU" D..ltlliltlell "
Agmilitat the 1.11" .
CIIICAOO , Nov. 2.-Atlornl'Y GenEral Mo-
honey has filed twelve Informations In chan-
cuy against elevator companies The bills
pray for Injunctions to restrain the compa.
nil's from buying graIn and depositing It In
their warehouses , to restrain them from buy-
lug InfErior grain and mixing It with better
grain they have Ill , store , and to restrain ! !
.tJEm front .conslIrlng' ; ta' control the market
'Tho ' cases . . . ere set , , , { own before Judge Gibbons -
bens to COIIIO uP' for 'hearIng three weeks
from tooay. -
The attorney general gave notice that he
would also tile eight petitions for leave to
file information In the nature of quo war-
ranto In elevator cllses.
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Take the Durllngton's 9:48 ! ) : n. m , train
for St. Joe and Kansas Cily. Three hours
faster than - the fastest day train of any other
line.
line.City
City ticket office , 132-1 Farnamn street.
RADIANT
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STOVES #
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Have aU the latest
and desirable improvements -
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provements in stove
construction. Many
new and exclusive
features. Strictly up I -
to date in every - .
par-
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ticular Have stood 'j-- .
the test of 25 years. \1. \ : ; . , '
Economical hatid- _
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some and durable. t.-i ,
Cost no more than ' ,
inferior stoves.
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MILTON ROGERS & SONS ; SOLE AGENTS ,
, 14th andFarnam
BIG SPECIAL SALE GRANITEMTAREa
The lowest prioes ever touched on tha favorite
oooking utensils.
Tenpot Preserving :
Iettlcs
A Ilqt. ! 2ft. ]
. - - - - - - - Jo : ! ) ISu 2 : elt : aft.I ] -I lit. 0 qt. iOqt
- - II lit. 4 qt. 22c 2t lIc : ISO GOo
3e 68c GSc
3
- DIsh IPUUS.
1' Coffee Pots .
tllqt. Hqt. 17qt
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1" " t Oqt
: ( it. ' '
j'Jc [ Ottu SOc
I POc : 480'
0(1t . 4m1t.
C . 5mi Glio .
1. Wash Baslus.
I . , . Tea Hettlcs Istslzo 2d slzo. 3d size
' . ra.t . , , ' 230 2'Jo aJo
. ' ei' r\1I.7. No 8.
' . 740 e J ; :
I , . ; : _ ' ' Pudding
, , ' ? - Tipped .
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' - - - . . .11 Sauce Paw Puns
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' , - ' Omit. 3 f1. ] 4 ' lit. 0 qt n ; qt. 2ql. 3'It. ' 4elt.1\ lit
i' : . . J3 2c 2'.10 lIc : 1k lee 10e : :4c : 2Jo a c
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The 1319
99- 'tut ' . FnrUUt11
Store. Street.
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lIIlSlIillSS ) ! ! ! ! ' CA lilt IHII C't'I'II'r. ) : !
10"1' "rhh'lr" ttmgmle 111 n IIl1cl for
R C."olllll..n l'rlat' .
CIIICAOO , Now 2.-Tho motocycle or
honell'88 carrIage contest , which lies been
contemplated for several weeks anti which
was Ilromoted by Mr. 11. H. ohlsaat , pro-
prietor of the Chlc3go Tlmes.Herald and
Evening Post , was started this mornIng , but
will not be finished until a late hour this
evening , owing to the extreme length of the
coune. The route provided ( ] Is an Ideal one ,
extending from this city to Waukegan , III" ,
and return , a total distance of nlnety-elht ! ;
miles Today's race Is not time big ! event for
n $5.000 prize , as was originally contemplated ,
but Is simply a supplementary or consolation
race for a prize or $100. ; Owing to time fact
that so man ) ' requests for a IloStlJOnement of
thl1 bIg race canto to tIme judges yesterday
from the manufacturers and inventors , who
dltl not have their machines quito ready for
compelltlon , they concluded the Interests of
science anti of the motocyclo would
bl' best subser\'cd by a postponcment or the
big event to Thanksgiving day , Novcmber 28.
Thousands of people gathered this morning
nt the starting place 011 Garfield boule\'afl1
Pod Halstead street , and along the route to
witness the unusual sight , anll a dozen
mounted policemen were necessary to keel
the Coast clear.
Only four machines appeared on the ground !
at the time set for starting , \'Iz. : The 11.
Mueller Manufacturing : company oC Decntur ,
111. : built on the general ; plnn of limo Benz
machine of Germany ; the Charles E. Duryea
company \ ef Springfield. Mars. ; Kane.Pen-
nlngton-company or I1aclno , Wis. , and Morris :
& Salem of PhiladelphIa. 'fhe start was
made at exactly ) S:4r. : , and the rivAls started
down the houlevard neck anti neck at a smart
ten.mlles-an.hour gait on their long journey ,
amid the vociferous cheers of the thousands
or nssemblell spectators On arriving at
Waultegan the contestants will telegraph to
the Judges announcing that they have reached
thl' turning ! point. 11 will take about ten
hours for time horseless vehlclcs to cover time
course , and It will be late this evening before
a winner Is announced.
A noticeable feature of the start was the
presence or a large number of well known
carrlago manufacttmrers who InAllectcd time
motoc'cles carefully and watched their mOVe-
menta earnesllY.
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" l'CANDItSS-jelexTmnlcrlt. , Oel. II I , IIB. : ; aged !
77 ) 'eIl18. t.'unemt nt 2 : ! o'dod Hun.ln nHer-
noon , Nn\'emher ( ) 3 , 1SX : ; . from hlq late I ealiterice ,
4402 North 21lh street , to Io"ofl'sll.awn eemelel : ) ' .
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Iteml'nl Notice
P. D. e5tner , printer , book bInder and
blank book maker , has removed to and taken
charge of the ohl Festuer ! Printing company's
plant at 1307 Howard street , aud time firm
will bl' under the amino of F' . n. Pestner ,
.Jullus Festner , mannger.
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1\llIllJ\v'ft Iho 81111\1'0011
UU"I.e'ft the 1Ilrll.t ,
Ho keeps bnl'plnJ on time Kitit'
ball plnno ) becn\lso thOl'o's nuH'O
SLJ'ClljItlt In Its toiio mtll.c swcot-
fleas in Its BOlllld mm'o plnllo ) for
time mOllOY , thnll lii ! nay ! tlthcl' In-
ah'lImon ! mlilio. Stl'olllly ctt
tlol'scd by every leading ! wtls ( ! III
t.ho . vor1d. Easy paymcnt ! ! , If
soil Il\tc. \
A. nOSPE , Jr. ,
J\\ullcnIlJ \ Art ,
m 1513 , ) ou II\'Io l
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SPECIAL
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The Bcst Meats I1t n Saving \ of : 1e to
5c ou Euclt PO\ltlll.
IIIAI ! > TIlE SAMPLE ! LIST.
PurlUrhou o teak I , plluIll1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Irlolll Steak , IIU\wd. \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IOu
Hlh I Hon ' , I , tomm imd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C to 10- :
HoullIl Sll'ak : , a 1IIJllllllq . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : 'io
Chile m ) , mast l , 4 IHIIOII1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ? ' , e
lIolllnlt Beefs IllIullll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4c
Pork I CiItl-4 , 3 : \OUI\I \ ) ] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.0
: llulIoo t t t'1Ol8)0111111. \ \ ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tOe .
ill ml ttnmm SlOW i , poulld. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : Sc .
Ho.t I.arll : , nomm mmd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lJ
All other Mell ( , Pllultr'y , otc" , lu prolorlloll )
We also carry n filII Hue or 1ll1e Orocer-
ICM ! that cats not be bcnlel1 lu Otunima
A TIUAL OlDER R1QUISTiD.
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B. NEWMAN
2206 Farnam St.
TELEPHONE NO. t t 13.
Sale of
r : Table
Linens :
For Monday
and Ttlesday.
20 per cent iSCOlhlt on Table Linen in
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pattern or by the yard.
vVe have Table Linen in handsome
patterns , with border aU around and Napkins
to tnatch. Table Linen by the yard from the
lowest price up. '
AU our towels will be sold 20 per cent
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off former prices.
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Ie
, Department
Is full of new and choice oods. E.ine dress
Gloves in buttoned or lace. Party Gloves ] in
all lengths and shades. Street Gloves in
mocha , castor , lamb or pigskin. Prices from
$ .OO up.
l..adies'and children's Kid Mittens from
$1.00 up
MRS J. BENSON.
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N . . . .Cheapest. .
: . and Best. . . . :
. V If you want a stove Lo 4
. - ' - , . burn any kind of fuel , BI
4 . :3 : (11 ( and at little cost , the .
. - - "Riverside" =
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! Oak Stove :
. I - Will suit you It Is the .
i best and prettiest oak .
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' Stove mude. We ask
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N i
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4 and get our prices. It
. - keeps tire ns long as a .
4 - . - base burnet' .
: , e $ \1iii. \ Lyle Di key & Co. " , i
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Of limo merits of AI'orn iia'te Bnrller ! ! 1M
t lie t fac I IIl11t I \vo snltl Ilinro IIn'nl I I Acorn , ;
IIlII'lm I ( I mc O tuber t him ii \\11 e\'l'r , . 1I1t111l I Jnl'
, IlIlInth i I C Inco I , WII hll\'o lime III I I itti mmOs&
VOII aid > a ri ml g time immi nil thill'S i , what do yn ii ,
, thIJIlt itt thlll ?
I ) olm' t. I t ititik I I lie A conims ; m rove t ' Imo I r ,
i ; jtH j ; tH ? ; ; i lHd' : ; ; & ; Co1 : ; , :
, 2407 CUItt\ug \ St. Sole AgclttS. ;
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MRS. DAVIES ,
MILLINER
Has just received a
very large line of
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Pattern Hats ' - '
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Reasonable Prices
The swell Street Hat
of camel's hait.
Call and see it.
Tam Snanters ' at Half Price
1520 Douglas St.
TRUSSES. . . .
; . ; We are beaql1arter ( { '
- for Trusses and maka
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asp2cialty of adjust9
inj theJ1 ,
. ? ELASTIC
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For vurlcoso veins - and weak joints
R nBE GOODS oC nIl kinds.
AhJe ! 81 Penfold 00.
TI.IE LION DRUG HOUSE
1408 FARNA STIU E'r.
onp Pnxto , HotOJ ,
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tAre You
f . Toothless ?
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I wlll mnflc ron : t . New Set
for $ 5.OO. Fit GUl1rantceti.
t DR WITHERS , .Ith Floor
ci tCth and Douglas.
'ii 1 ' Tel 1775. L
0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
A Sore
Throat -
onCott 0"11-
Should not bo left to "cure Itself . " It
acetic attention at IIrst 01' 11101 U i serb
complications may foUu\\
La Grippe
Cough Cure ,
Is the sovereign ! remedy for mmny Corm _
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couch or throat trouble It antI \ Oll't ! bb' . . '
hove It como anti l get a samille bottle fred.
'Cho first doan will Give you fnlth , auth ! thlt
Jlrst bottle will cume . 21c ; and Sic tJoltle
Slierifiun & McConnell M ij 11 Drug GO
f5f3 Dodge Sl---2d Door \Vst \ poslom
NO PAIN. NO GAS.
1'ccll1 ltrllct"ll : 'lIhont 1'11111 IJR
I.ucnl AIlllIcllIIlI1l to the GIIIIl" .
ir D. " " Bailey
. . . , 311 Floor 1'41t0'1 Slit
I , " t 6th & Fllruatt1.
Tel , t088.
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High Class Work at Reasonable Pricas.
Set 'l'cetli , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Ir.O ! ( )
host 'I'tiCtIl . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1.r.1 }
1 lIlhll : ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . thO ( ) IIllwnrli
22 Id. Gold Crowns . , . . UIIU ( ( lu 'li'O
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ItrlcJgu T'cth , IICI' ton lii .IjIU. ,
l'nlnlc.M Extritctlitg . . . . . . . . . . . , t O
'l'n'eJ\'u Y.nu Experience . I.t" , . .
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