JJAJLIiY BISE : SATURDAY ,
Boys'
Mackintoshes , 4
GRAND
with
cape ,
SPECIAL
All BARGAINS
i MEN'S
\ ! \
ti'OO Men's WINTER
Mackintoshes , 1HESE GREAT SPECIAL AND POSITIVELY UNAPPROACHABLE VALUES FOR SATURDAY. Underwear
. '
Men's natural
with rapes , At all times selling the best of clothing at very much lower prices than others , this sale is of far more than ordi wool , fleeced gray
nary importance , inasmuch as the opportunity to buy the very highest and finest grades of ready-to-wear clothing at or under drawers wear shirts
These Remarkably Low Prices Never Occurred Before extra Men's heavy line wool ,
lleeco lined
ansl OoiigEas underwear
Men's fine wooli'ancy
colored underwear ,
in light blue
and tan
MBH'fci $12.50 ALL WuOL SUI'JL'Sfor 87.50 ' Men's fine lleeco
Boys' $4.50 Knee Pnnts Suits for $1.75
' lined Silk Underwear
Men's heavy weight all wool suits in the most /to ,
correct up-to-date patterns and colorings in % * 500 Knee Pant Suits for boys 8 to 15 years regular 82.50
1 weeds , cassimeres , cheviots and imported black 'EjaJ ' a magnificent purchase of all wool suits , strong garment
1'Jnglish Clay Worsteds made with deep French ly put together cheviots , cassimeres , Scotch
fueink's Mitin piping-lined with heavy Italian cloth and sowud tweeds , etc. in brown , blue , and
thruiighnut with silk regular retail price $12.50 Our spei-ial grey fancy
price 87.60 . designs , real value $ -1.50 , specially set aside for
MEN'S S$15.OOBUITS Saturday's sale at only ,
Strictly all wool single and double breasted
* '
Boys Suits Boys' Overcoats Boys * Ulsters
English Melton Suits black cheviots , fancy
English worsteds , fancy cassi meres , Scotch For
big boys from 12 to 19 years in all tested , durable
tweeds , Scotch cheviots , neat checks , plaids and cloths , just exactly the proper kind for boys' wear and just
fancy interwoven designs the kind the Boston
go at SO. 98 . Store sells at one-half of what Is
asked elsewhere Saturday's Grand
MEN'S $22.00 PINE SUITS for $12.50 Special Sale at
Men's line $22.00
grade ready-to-wear suits
in llio finest fabrics woven from Aus Child's Vestee and Junior Suits
tralian wool in all up-to-date patterns and
colors hand made button holes , coats with Consisting of coat , vestee and pants for
hand padded shoulder" anil collars equal in fit tind workman- boys 3 to 8 years , in handsome colorings
bhip to $22.00 cudtom mudo suits po in this sprcial and latest artistic otTocta , combining style , durability and
sale at $12.50 warmth \Vo close out n manufacturer's ' entire output and will
' put un sale Saturday 63.301 50 and $5 values your pick at
Men's Finest Tfceady-to-wear Suits in America.
Finest ever manufactured in America in materials - Special
terials , fit and tailoring equal to any in the k AND
best custom work. This includes importHi * Bargain Sale
eil silk mixed Cassimcres Imported Worsteds in blanks
as well as fancy patterns Sorgos and Cheviots in < on : > lo 150 dozen early Fall '
breai'nd ' suck coats with satin fiiuin ? round and squaru Hacks Caps Golf , Yacht , MEN'S NOHin STIFF
3 button cut-a-ways and I'rlnco Albert suits all lined with the ISrlghton and Driving AND FEDORA HATS
best Sklnnor'H satin pura silk nnd silk serge every suit guar Shapes In tweeds , cassl- colors bl.t > 'ic , brown and ,
anteed a perfect lit mercB , corduroys , plushes russett- Knox , Uunlap
fancy mixtures \our and liroadway styles
choice of tlitf entire lot your choice for
25c and 50c
Gout's highest grade Kerseys , In pure wool Beavers , Kerseys , Friezes , Chinchillas ,
'
, . ' best makes nnd Hoston Store's best bargains , Saturday Bovs and children's ,
Kngllsh Heavers Flannel or ( 'ns- golf
All colors n i nil style0 Kxaminp them If you care to BO DOZEN MORE OF polo , Brighton ,
hltnero lined Friezes or Woram- military
l > o Chinchillas , Fancy I3nck Cov save money , Saturday at $3,9S , $3.00 and { 7.50 THOSE TAN AND < md heavy winter caps
ert Cloths" , etc. . etc , In light tan , YACHT CAPS Just the In corduroy , plush , casm-
brown blue or black colorings , thine for school wear increp , tweeds and fancy
each coat equ.il In workmanship , worth 50c mixtures worth up to 73c
duality and appearance to the your choice for and SSc your choice for
j < : * t merchant tnllor productions Sat
urday thCRp J1D.OO and J1S.OO values arc
5Oc
yours at JS.Oi
Our recent purchases of the entire stock of a great New York manufacturer of fine shoes , and the M. C , Black wholesale shoe stock ,
bargatns , in men's and women's shoes and slippers especially. Ex.ra salespaopla have baan
Un
shoes Try and come M early as possi-
ble Saturday morning. We'll give you back your money in a second if you can duplicate any of these bargains for almost double the
price we ask in this sale ,
LUIS'
Vour choice of over fen thousand pairs. Ladies' ' $4,00 Welt Shoes $2,50 $ ,
Men's fine Goodyear welt and McKay sewed shoes Your choice of nearly 1,000 pairs of
made by the very best shoe makers in all the high Ladies' Black Vici Kid , Goodyear
est grades of leather in black vici kid , black calf Welt Sole Shoes , plain and patent
skin , black kangaroo , black box calf , winter tan , wil tips , all sizes and
low calf , black patent leather and black enamel , in all widths , made to
single solo , in double solo , in triple sole , some all SPECIAL GREVT SUE retail for $4..00 ,
leather lined and some with plain drill lining. The go on sale at 82.50.
cheapest shoes in this lot were made to retail at $2.50 LITTLE GENTS }
and the highest for $6.00. All shoes that were made YOUiNS' I $3 $4 and $5 Patent Leather Shoes and French Heel Your choice of over 6,000
'
to sell for § 12.50 go in this eale at $1.59 BOYS' ' , Black Kid Shoes Your choice of pair of the finest ladies' shoes
made
GHILBS' in Rochester to retail for
All tiie $3,50 and $4slioes go at $2 , § 2,25and $2,50 HISSES ' Ladies5 nearly jiatont leather 1,000 , pair shoes ladles' $5.00 pair , in all widths , all
Warm Lined with f moy vesting tops sizes , in hand turns and welts ,
All the $5,00 $ shoes $3,00 , Ladies' Carriage Boots ami French 'artiea ' kid fine shoes hand with turn the very finest and up to date
Comf9rt Slippers Louis XV heoln , nil of styles , your
Ail the $6,00 shoes go at $3,50 , Warm lined these . wore made to retail choice of the
for ii.00 ( , hut yo in this
entire lot
sale ut S.'I.SO ,
' This is without doubt the greatest sale of men's Ladies' at $3.00
'nlioes ever held in Omaha You have
may bought
Oxford Ties Your choice of '
over 1,000 pairs ladies' black vici
cheap shoes before , but you never bought as line shoes
for little in Worth kid button and lace shoes , made to retail for $3 ,
as life.
RflQTflM QTnOC money your $1.50 , in this sale at $1.50
niKAIIA Ttic r > nrTpPT oimr niivmrpp tu THC UITPT / inTIIIOTV nr 'll * n PMC ? i : i ? : n PJI MTN"1' AM FXTRS SHDF SAI FSMFN PUT ( IN FOR SPECIAL SALES-STILL MORE FflR SATURDAY.
CANNOT GET OUT ON TIME
Impossible for Spanish to Evncuato Cuba at
the Tuna Set.
STEAMSHIP FACILITIES ARE INADEQUATE
Oiu * II ll ll it red nml T i filly Tliuiihiiiul
iolillrrit anil Tlit-lr iqui : | > mdi ( to
Ilu Triiii i > ortiMl Will Il
Done Itniililly an I'ovxllilf.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. It Is now cer
tain that the complete evacuation of Cuba
will bo delayed beyond the period originally
lUcd by the administration. ThU will fo.low
entirely ulthout reference to anything that
has occurred In Paris before the pej. . com-
mission. The War department has about
patlsflcU Itself that the task Imposed upon
the Spanish authorities , namely , tbo re
moval and transportation to a Rre t dis
tance by eea of about 120.000 soldiers , sick
and well , with their accoutrements , was
beyond the ability of the Spaniards. The
magnitude of the task Is shown by the fact
that the great transatlantic steanuhlp lines
crossing the Atlantic from New York all
combined , in prosperous seasons , transport
only about CO.OOO persons In one year less
than half the nurilcr that tlic sjn-isb
oiflclaU with their r ° r f li * csur ct-
to transport m about tea
A
Delay In the evacuation of Cuba will cause
, a delay in the rellnqulshment of sovereignty
eignty by the Spaniards over th-- entire
island , which waa cot for Deceaibt- . It Is
hauily deemed prudent to undertake to assume -
sumo charge of the municipal affairs of
Hiuami so lung as the city contaiiin astrrong
garrison of Spanish troops , and it Is felt
that law and order could bo better main
tained In such centers by allowing Vhem to
remain under Spanish jurisdiction uncll
they nro evacuated by the troops and ro-
uocupled by United States troops.
lu U not to bo understood from this that
thu American Military commission is in any
sense abating the pressure It has brought' ' .
to bear upon the Spanish Military commls- I
sloners to secure thu evacuation of vhe Island I
and the rellnqulshment of Spanish cover- j
elgnty. On the contrary , they have re-1 |
doubled their elforts to secure t'hceu objects , .
I ' but nro not disposed to Insist upon the performance - !
I formanco of Impossible tasks , and their de
i mands will be largely shaped by their know ) . | I
i edge that ! the Spaniards are acting in perJ J i
ftictly good faith In their efforts to carry
out the terms of the protocol.
Olllcera.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21. The conference of
draroiu'bsrs which has been In session In
thU city for hcveral days past has adjourned
after sclvcllni ; Indianapolis as the ucxl
place of meeting and electing tin follow
ing ofl'.ccrs : President. Rev. C. Schllu or
Buffalo. N V. . vice president. Rev. O. 12.
I Hillcr of Louisville. Kv . secretary , Rev. H.
\ \ i > c-r h of Cincinnati treasurer , Mr.
Kr.ir r or II'ac I ' i n s , ind , Although the
Jcoufc.c , < . was the tilth unuual one which
had been held bv the deaconesses , a con
stitution wa * adoutcd for the first time.
Thn name chosen for the association Is
"Tho Protestant Conference of DeaconcsBcs
In the United States of America. " All de
nominations arc admitted to membership.
n\sioxs rou WIJSTIJUX vn'rnn.vxs
SiirvkiorN of the Civil Wnr n inoni-
lirrtMl by the CiiviTiiiiu-nl
WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. ( Special. ) Pen
sions have been granted as follows :
Issue of October 10 :
Nobrnska Original : Sebastian n. Doug
lass , North Platte. $5 ; John D. Roiife. Nel-
son. JG. Additional : Joseph Mulvaln , Ulysses ,
.JO to $12. Original Widow , etc. : Special ,
October 11. Mary H. Ellis. Crete. J8.
Iowa Original- Jesse C. Walters , Don-
nellson. IS ; William H. Rebman , Dubuque ,
JG ; Thomas D. Trunncll. Santiago , $ G ; Re-
vlllo Rice. Hamburg , JO. Additional : Loren
3. Thomas. Carlisle. JO to J12. Increase :
Jacob II. Coup. Bedford. JS to J12. Re-
Issue nnd Increase : Samuel W. Hutchison ,
Bedford. JS to $12. Orlclnal Widow , etc. :
Lulu M. Bean , Portsmouth , Wllhelmlnn
Dlller , Dysart. J8 ; Irvlna J. Trotter , Shell
Rock , JS ; Phetney Walker. Blue Grass , JS ;
Amanda Snider. Bethlehem , J1S.
North Dakota Original : Jacob A. Field ,
Bismarck. J6. Additional : William H. .
Whaley. Dakota City. J6 to JS.
South Dakota Original : Henry Eastman ,
Rapid City. JS. Ilobtorntlon and Re-Issue :
Lemuel Karr. Vanktcn , J12 , Increase : W1I- ,
11am Bart. Olivet. J6 to J8. I
Colorado Original Thomas Ncedbam , Sol
diers' Home. Rio Grande. JS ,
To MnUe Your Wife I.ove Yon
Buy "Garland" Stoves and Ranges.
V
SECRETARY HAS DISCRETION
Court Sustains the Position of the Head of
Treasury Department.
SUITS GROWING OUT OF WAR BOND ISSUE
Iiitf-nt of the I.HW thnt llomlx Should
I'linn to Individual llolilern
AitnrilN Within Dlncrellim
of tlit * SfCTi-tnry.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 21. Judge Cox In the
district supreme court today decided the
cases of George n. Wightrann and of Wil
liam II. Wharton against Secretary Oago In
favor of the secretary of tbo treasury. One
suit sought an Injunction and the other a
mandamus , the basis of complaint In each
being the rejection by the secretary of the
treasury of bids submitted for the recent
war loan bond Issue by the complainants.
Secretary Gage rejected the bids , believing
the bidders really represented certain Insti
tutions. Judge Cox today held that under
the act of congress the secretary of the
treasury had discretion In the award of the
bonds and that the Intent of congress was
that they should go to Individuals , to the
exclusion of banks and corporations.
Iiiilluiik I iiuii1 Into Court.
Dl'LUTH , Minn. . On , 21. Eleven near
Island Indians were brought here today by
Marshal O'Connor and a detachment of ten
Third Infantry regulars. They entered for-
mal'pleaa of not guilty in the United StatcH
court and were Riven tlmo to consult with
their attorney. It Is likely that some of
them will plead guilty this afternoon , their
attorney said. Indian Commissioner Jones
Is hero also and will leave tonight for
Washington.
LAKE STEAMER ON THE ROCKS
Crow Kurniic In Sntety , I > it Ship nml
CnrK < > Are Ililltviil to Uc
n Totnl I.ox * ! .
POUT ARTHUR , Ont. , Oct. 21. The
steamer Dixcn has arrived here with six
members of the crow of the big steamer
Henry Chlsholm , who were picked up In a' '
yawl boat by the Dlxon , off Isle Royale , last !
night. They report the Ohisholm left Du-1
luth Sunday evening with the schooner John
i Martin In tow. At 5:30 : o'clock Monday
j afternoon , when off Kowenow Point , the
J ' Martin cut the tow line and with HJ fore
and main sails set was soon lost to vlow ,
as the weather was thick and the wind
blotting a gale. The Chlsholm cruised
about until Thursday morning trying to ,
find the missing schooner , but without sue-1
cess.
cess.At
At 8 o'clock yesterday morning , while i
trying to enter Washington harbor , at the j
southwest end of I le Uoyale , the steamer ;
struck the nock of Ages and Immediately
commenced to go to pieces. The crew of
sixteen men abandoned the vessel an 1
rea. Jed Isle Royale In safety , and Captain
Smith sent five of them under Main Wllt-s-l
man to Tort Arthur to report to the
ow ner.
The Chlsbolm Is rapidly breaking tip ana
the vessel and cargo will be total losses.
The crew of the steamer fear that the Mar
tin has water-logged and rene ashore some-
nhero aloni ; the south shore. The Chls
helm was built In 1SSO and registered 1,332
net tons. Its cargo consisted of 92,000
bushels of barley. The Jrhn Martin was
built In 1873 , registered 937 tons , and had
a cargo of 1,200,000 feet of lumber. Both
boats were owned by M. A. Bradley of
Cleveland. Neither vessel Is Insured.
DUL.UTH , Oct. 21. A wrecking expedi
tion has been sent by the Ininan tug line
to the steamer Henry Chlsholm , which Is
stranded on the Rock of Ages.
DIVERTING TEXAS CATTLE
Ilntc IVhlrh AVI 11 I.Pl Tlu-ni Into
Oinuliii UN Clirnpl ) ' n * Into
KIIIINIIM City. .
DCNVnil , Oct. 21. The Texas Panhandle' I '
has been added to the territory tributary to
the Denver cattle markbt. Up to October
the railroad rates were such that very few
cattle could afford to come this way from
Texas , but the Union Pacific , Denver & Gulf
has just put In a rate which makes It not
only possible , but advisable to uhlp Texas
cattle by the way of Denver. The now rate
Is 31 cents per 100 pound * from nil points
on the Gulf line as far couth as Farwell , I i
Tex. , to the Missouri river by way of Den
ver. From Farewell to ICitcllne the rate of' j ' ,
31 cents by way of Denver , with feed Inj 1
transit privileges nt any point. The now
tariff carries a flat rate to Denver on all
cattle of 26 cents per 100 pounds , so that
ehlppcrs who soil cattle to stop here can pajr
the SC-cint rate If they desire , but If thef
want billing through to the river they havs
only to pay 31 or 3i cents , according to
point where shipment originate' .
Itni-i * ItlulM lii Texan.
KANSAS CITV. Oct. 21. A special to tha
Star from Fort Worth. Tex. , gayir Trotiljlo
between whites and blacks over pollt'r *
culminated In a flcht In which Hope Adam ,
Independent candidate for sheriff and leader
nf the Independent movement against tha
White MOD'S Union unfoc-l.itlon , was rhot
and killed. Adonis was fired on by unknowa
CIPII concralci ) in the county court house.
The shooting was precipitated by a negro ,
Jenkins , who fired on the white men In th , <
rourt house. The sheriff has wired Oov- 7
trnor Culbereon that ho Is unable to keep
order nnd wants troops sent to the scene.
Helen .Nut \i-i-il 1lnr Troop * ,
CHICAGO. Oct. 21. The order rcfiuirlnij
the Fourth nnd Seventeenth | "fantry regi
ments. U. S. A. , to bo In readiness for fleM
( .mice In connection with the Indian troub
le j In Mlnnernia was countermanded todny
by Coloni'l Thomas F Ilarr , acting com
mander ot the Department of the Lakes ,
after the receipt of the following telegrim V
from General Bacon , who ban been In com
mand of the forces at Leech lake : "Indian
trouble about ended bv surrender of the
rnrn
wanted. Services of the Seventeenth un4
Fourth Infantry will not bo required. "
When you cnll ( r DoWltt's Witch Hazel
Salvo , the prcqt pile cure , don't iiccopt anything -
thing else , Don't bp talked Into accepting H
Bubitituto , for piles , for sores , for bruUeo.