< * i . r ISS THE OMAHA DAILY BEBs WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 11 , 1899. ALL AGREE HARMONIOUSLY Railroad Men Get Together on Contract for Hauling Soldiers , ONE ROAD DOES THE WORK-ALL GET PAID OlllclnlH Ilcncli Snlljifnctnry Atcrcc- ment liy Which Knch llonil Uc- oel\en Slinrc nt Ilrvcntic from TrniiMportntlon of Soldier * . The beneficial result corning from the harmonious relations existing between the. passenger departments of the various rail- roadH operating out ot Omaha is plainly shown In the termination of a matter which has teen of absorbing Interest In passenger clrcleo for the past day or two the forwardIng - Ing of bids for the transportation ot the Thirty-ninth Infantry from Fort Crook to Vancouver barracks. Conferences between the paBoenger men were held Monday and Tuesday nnd a satisfactory ngrcemcnt was arrived at. It was a certainty from the Btart that the lines having a direct route to the coast from the Missouri river had the advantage In securing the haul of the noldlcr trains , but theoo llnee wore not anxious to got Into keen competition with the other lines which could handle the trains natlsfactorlly , although not BO advantage ously. Above all things the railroad men wished to avoid a rate war nnd this was obviated by a satisfactory division of rates. The road whoso bid the government accepts \vlll haul the troops and will receive a cer tain percentage ot the onclro revenue for this expense ot operation. Then all arbl- trarlcs and land grants -will be deducted and from the net proceeds ot the haul the eight roads operating west from Omaha will re- cclvo an equitable share. In other words , nil the roads outside the one which does Iho nctual transportation will get a nice slice of the revenue for not attempting to get the business by cutting and slashing the rates. The bids submitted by the Burlington , nock Island , Sioux City & Pacific and Union 1'aclflc vcro opened In the quartermaster's department ot the Department ot the JIls- oourl Tiwsday afternoon. The contract was captured by the Burlington. Its bid was $13.04 for tlie men nnd $25.32 , Includ ing sleeper , for the ofllcers. ESTAIJMSHIIS VUIlMClt SEHVICB. Union Pnrlflr ItpnnmpH IlnniiliiR Frelnlit Trnlnn Into Sioux City. On Sunday next the Union Pacific will re- BUmo its operation of freight trains Into Sioux City. This Is made possible by n trackage arrangement with the Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha , whereby the Union PnclQc uses Ita track from Sioux City to Norfolk. Before the Union Pacific went Into the hands of receivers It operated freight trains Into Sioux City over the Omaha tracks and Sunday will merely witness the re sumption of Its former service. uy this plan much hotter freight service can bo rendered Sioux City nnd Ita tributary territory , elnco the Union Pacific will con nect at Norfolk with Its own tracks nnd the freight trains will bo run on a through schedule between Sioux City and the entire western territory ot the Union Pacific sys tem. tem.Sioux Sioux City is much enthused over the irnttcr. A. W. Erwln , president of the Commercial association , was hero a few days ago In conference with President Burt of the Union Pacific , Inviting him and other ofll- clals to l o present nt Sioux City on the day when the service Is inaugurated. Presi dent Burt informed him that he did not think next Sunday would bo an auspicious time for a public demonstration , owing to President McKlnley's presence in Sioux City. Mr. Erwln left with the understanding that the ofllcials would probably arrange to attend an official reception commemorating the renewal ot the improved freight service at some future time. The now arrangement has no relation to passenger service. The Omaha road will contlnuo to operate Us passenger trains be tween Sioux City and Norfolk. Itnllttny Notm mill I'crnonnla. George W. Lincoln , traveling passenger agent nt the Chicago Great Western , is in town from Kansas City. TV. 13. McNldcr , general freight nnd pas senger agent of the Sioux City & ; North ern , la a visitor from Sioux City. Q. F. Campbell , chief clerk In the rate department of the Union Pacific passenger olllces , received the sad intelligence yes terday of the death of hli sister In Chi cago. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left to nt tend the funeral and will be absent dur ing the remainder of this week. H. G. Kroke , formerly assistant general freight agent of the Missouri , Kansas & Texas , well known to many local railroad men , has been appointed trufllc manager o the American Cotton company. He sup- coeds John II. Sergeant , who has resigned Mr. SerKcant is now in this city visiting his mother-in-law , Mrs. Edward McSImno MACKINTOSHES AXD WATBUPIIOOFS < inrincnt ( or Men , Women nnil Mime * lit LCMN Tim H Coot to Jtliinufactnre. TVo are going out of the rubber business nnd are offering our Immense stock at onc- lialf actual value , and as the rainy season la fast advancing It will pay you to visit our Rtoro whllo this great closing out ealo is going on. By calling early you will get the choice of our great assortment , larger than any In the west , including all sizes and styles for men , women nnd misses. OMAHA TENT AND RUBBER CO. , 1311 Farnam St. llullillnir I'crniltN , The following building permits have been Issued by the city building Inspector : OmahiL "Water company , Thlrty-nlntl nnd Lafayette streets , pump house , 52,000 A. L. Patrick , 4103 Lafayette street , fram dwelling , $1,500John Proctosk , 1914 Soutl Thirteenth street , alterations , J10 ; C. Bar rock , South Fourth street , addition , { 10 } TVllllam Wllkc , 424 South Fortieth street frame dwelling , J2.000 ; Harry 8. Wcller Thirty-sixth and Nicholas streets , fram dwelling , $1,000 ; 1C. P , Selgren , Nortl Thirtieth street , barn , $100. Stolen 1'roiiertr IiU-iitlllcil. A largo amount of the property stolen by Tarn Jones , Frank Bloomburg and Cllfforc Atkins , t'ho ' Junk boys arrested Friday fo breaking into houses nnd stealing valu nblos , hafl been Identified by the owners Mrs. TV. T. Denny , 1S13 Blnney street , dls covered among the Htolcn Roods some o her kitchen utenMIs and L. G. Kratz , 1RO Corby street , claims a lot of the tools. Th Ihlevcs admitted having stolen some valu nblo articles from J , Morrlssey , 1613 Bpence Htrcot , but they said the goods hod been disposed of , Wf. ARE THE CUT PRICE DRUGGISTS. Tno prices quoteil below show the rest "Write for catalogue. Ko J'epsnlt , we sell 20 76c IVpsalt , - vo sell . . GOc $1.00 Hicara'a Wine Cod Liver Oil , -wo sell ? 1.00 Wninpolo'a .Mixture Coil I.lvcr Oil , wo sell , 75 S5c Pastcurino Tooth 1'nste , we sell. . . i0c ! ISa Gruve's Tooth 1'owtler , we sell. . . 20 Jl.OO Wine Canlul , wo sell 73 Tic KsKiiy'B Food , wo sell C3 Sl.OO 1'nlno's Celery Compound 75 Jl.OO I'lnkhnm's 'Vegetable Compound 75c fA3 Syrup of Kiss 40c $1,00 Scott's Kmulslon 75c Jl.oa Pe-ru-na , 75 Jl.OO Kllmtr'a Swamp Hoot 7 tt.OO Dr. Miles' Nervine , 75c J5c Castorlti , , , . , 25 $1.00 Malted Milk 75o 6c Ourtrr'fl Little Liver I'llls 15 Jl.OO I'lerco's Favorite Prescription./ $1.00 Hood's Sarsaparllla. , . . , , . , 75 Sherman & McDonnell Drug Co , , 1D13 DODGE ST. Middle of Block. 1 OLD SOLDIER KNOCKED DOWN Ililwnr Sptclcr In Arrmicil for Aii- uniiltltiR nn AKCI ! Ticket Taker. A feud between the spielers and the tlcltct- akcrs on the Midway at the Exposition re- ultcd In the nrrcst of A , I ) , N.imcrma , a plclcr for the "Sinking ? of the Mcrrlmnc , " or assaulting nn aged ticket-taker named . D. Sides. The assault Is said to hnvc akcn plnco Monday , October 2 , when N'n- merma and Sides came to blows over the ustody of a package ot tickets , Sides , who s nearly 70 years old , Is employed by the exposition company to keep check on the diets sold at the concession for uhlch 'nmcrmn worka N'nrncrzna admits strlk- ng Sides , but nays the blow was a light nc. Ills nrrcst was secured bv ono ot the ckct-takcre named W. W. Eastman , who Latcd Sides Is confined to his bed from the recto of the blow. The ticket-takers arc aid to have effected an organization ptedg- OK their offorte to prevent Namerma from iccplng his present position , or obtaining nether on the grounds. They have de manded his discharge , Knmerma says , hut jo demnnJo received no attention. The plclera have taken the matter up and have greed to sco that Namorma has a fair trial , udge Gordon announced ho would hear the aso Wednesday ) Sides lives at 1512 Bur ette street. An "old soldier" writes to The Dee as fol- OTCS regarding this affair : "Tho cashier , ho wished to leave lior station a few mln- tes , and knowing the ticket-taker to bo ndcr bond and therefore reliable , called pen him to look after her station whllo ho was gone. The ticket-taker favored her nd took her station , This did not please he spieler , who with a curoo upon his lips , ccostcd him nnd nt his answers became so revoked that ho knocked the old man down nd called upon a policeman to drag him way. Since then the poor old ticket-taker as been confined to his home with sickness nd cannot look after hq | station , Such brutality should receive prompt and lasting punishment. " Announcement r . Ono of the plcasantest sights ot the mat rices at the Crelghton-Orpheum Is the host of happy mothers and joyous children who always appreciate the performances at this popular family place of. amusement. At the nattnec today there will be the usual rowd of women and children , nnd as usual hey -will bo well entertained. They will enjoy many a laugh at the drolleries of Nell Burgess In "Tho Widow Uedott , " supported > y his own excellent company. The Ameri can Blograph will show an entirely new set of pictures , the -war scenes being partlcu- arly striking and Instructive. The Dewey arch In New York City Is among the latest ilctures shown. Tomorrow evening Miss Jello Paris , ono of Omaha's favorite -\ocal- sts , who Is making her professional debut at the Orpheum this week , -will he given an ovation under the auspices of the Elks. Thursday night , therefore , -nlll bo Elks' night at the Orpheum and that there will > c a crowded house there is no doubt. "At Gay Coney Island , " the farce comedy which has enjoyed a prosperous week's run at the Boyd theater , closes Ita engagement vlth two performances today. A matinee at 2:30 and an evening performance at 8:15. : The fact that the play lias filled the house , not to overflowing , but comfortably full , each evening during Its engagement is pretty good evidence that the company gives "i meritorious performance. The dialogue- witty , the specialties exceptionally good and the entire piece goes with a spirit and dash that Is refreshing. Through the generosity of the manage ment ot the Trocadcro theater the members of the local poljco force will bo enabled -witness free of charge this week's oper atic production of "Tho Pirates ot Pen- zance , " These who patrol their beats In the day time will attend the evening perform ance , whllo the night shift will go to the matinee. They will bo accompanied by their wives or sweethearts , aa the case may be , and It Is expected that every member of the force will bo there. In "Tho Pirates of Penzanco" a 'platoon ot pollco play an Im portant part , and this will make the opera doubly Interesting to the real bluecoats. The Hays' most successful musical com edy , "A Hot Old Time , " will be the at traction nt the Boyd theater for three nights and Saturday matinee , commencing Thursday , October 12. This company is acknowledged to bo one of the best com edy organizations ever seen In musical farce , nnd includes among others John Jess , Wil liam McRoble , John and llertha Gleeson , John C. Leach , William Flnley , Frank Hodges , Jack Darlington , Ada Melrose , Ada Henry , Pearl Ilevaro , Hyberta Pryme and Annie St. Tel. n.v linos. Spcclnl Ilnt-Kiltix In Clnnkn , Silk * , IilnriiN mill Doincpidc" . NnW CLOAK 1JAHOA1NS. Ladles' man-tailored suits , jackets lined with Homalne silk , skirt porcallnc lined nnd bound with very nent binding , Wednesday H-IS. Beat it if you can. One lot ladles' kersey jackets In blues , brownn nnd tans , trimmed with pearl buttons , strapped scnms , silk velvet collar , silk lined throughout , would bo n bargain at $10 ; our prlca $5.9S. Ono hundred and fifty ladles' high-class , tnllor-mndo suits , double breasted or tight fitting , worth J25 for flG. Ladles' sheared coney collarettes , satin lined , for $1.10. La- dies' dressing sncques , blue , pink , cardinal finished edges , satin ribbons , worth $1 $ , for 33c. Ladles' silk finished blistered crepon skirts , thoroughly well made , worth $9 for $4.98. Ladles' heavy fleece-lined wrappers worth $1.60 nt 79c. Ladles' pcrcalo wrap pers for 29c. LINENS AND DOMESTICS. Klght-four all linen lunch cloths , $1.25 , worth $2. All linen damask tray cloths 23c , worth GOc. Turkey red fringed table- covers 39corth ? 5c. Six-four chenille table covers 33c , worth 75c. Turkey red table linen lOc , worth 19c. Three-four all linen napkins $2.50 doz. , worth $3.50. 'Large nnd heavy bed spreads D5c , worth $1. Six yards cotton buck toweling for Gc. Forty-five by thirty-six ready-made pillow-cases 6c each. Elghty-ono by nlnets ready-made bleached sheets 35c each , Lonsdale nnd Fruit mus lin Gl,4c yard. Yard wide long cloth IGc , now lOc yard. Good clean cotton bolts Be a roll. Elghtcen-inch wide extra heavy tow eling 5c. worth lOc. COLORED BUOCADn SILKS. In all the pretty changeable combinations , In small , medium and large designs , 25c. All colors 24-Inch taffeta on special sale nt 30c , Big special sale nil week on best of black dress sll s. Drefs patterna of twelve yards of best r > ule satin Duchess , satin Dolyon , pcau de sole , gro grain nnd cashmere ben- gallne , worth per pattern up to $17.50 , on sale at , per pattern , $11.DO. HAYDEN BROS. ASSOCIATED CIIAIUTIBS. Appeal for ClolliliiR ami SIiocn. Demands nro now made upon us for win ter clothlnR nnd shoes , especially for chil dren. Would the ladles of our city remem ber us when looking over their wardrobe at this season ? Telephone 1733 , or drop a postal card and wo will send our wagon. JOHN LAUGHLAND , Secretary , 1810 St. Mary's Avenue. Cnrtl of Thank * . Wo desire to thank the many friends and neighbors , also Plumbers' Local Union No. 1(5 ( for their many kindnesses and sympathy extended to us In the Illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister Ella. MR. AND MRS. JNO. O. O'CONNELIj AND FAMILY. Via the Union Pnclflo to Portland , Seattle , Tacoma , Salt Lake , Butte , Helena. City ticket office , 1302 Farnam street. Wanted Two delivery wagons , sultablo for delivering groceries. Only these in first- class repair wanted. wanted.THE THE PEOPLE'S STORE. Fnl ! from it Street Cnr , Muddy shoes caused Andrew Losan to slip and fall from the sideboard of a street car yesterday , receiving injuries likely to result In. his death. Logan is employed In the cutting department of Armour's packing establishment at South Omaha , llo was on hla way to work and when the car crossed Jones street ho saw Clarence Whiting , a friend , step aboard th < v front clatform. Ho swunsr down to the sideboard and started to Join Whiting- , when his foot slipped , throwing him violently , head foremost , to tha pavement. Logan "was picked up unconscious and was carried tea a nearby drug store for treatment by Dr. Ellas Holovtcnlner. There were no marks on his head , but concussion of the brain soon set in and he has not recovered con sciousness. Ho was taken In the patrol wagon to his home , where Dr. Ralph- at tended him. The streets at the corner whcro Logan got aboard the car were re cently sprinkled nnd in crossing them a small quantity of the gummy mud collected on the bottoms of his shoes and caused the accident. Eat plenty , Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will di gest what you cat. It cures oil forms ol dyspepsia and stomach troubles. E. R. Gam ble , Vernon , Tex. , says , "It relieved mo from the start and cured mo. It is now my ever lasting friend. " DIED. KIMBALL Thomas L. , aged C8 , Monday , October 9 , 1S99. Funeral from the residence Wednesday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. WKIIRER. aiagdelane , aged 79 years 8 montliH and 10 days , October 10. 1S99 ; mother ot 'Mrs. ' Adolph liurmester nnd Air. Charles Wehrer and grandmother of Councilman Burmester. Funeral notice later. Giving such extreme low prices on good shoes , makes our shoe department a busy placet Follow the crowd. Infant's fine lace , soft sole shoes in tan and fancy stitched , regular 1 Q/-T price 50o , on sale at JLO w Child's-fine Dongola kid shoes in lace and button ; turned soles and wedge heels ; sizes 5 to 8 ; worth everyxlQr where $1.00 ; our price * V V > Child's fine kid lace shoes with double soles , fair stitched edges ; kid tips. A fine school shoe ; sizes 9 to 1HUI1 ( / a regular $1.50 value , at. . . . J-P-1.\J\J Misses' fine kid lace shoes with double fair'stitched soles ; new coin toes , kid tips ; sizes 12 to 2 ; worth everyUjM QKjL where § 2.00 , for xpl. O Ladies' fine kid lace shoes flexi ble eoles ; kid tips and new coin dl i A $ toes ; all Bizee , worth 82 ; on sale xpl. T O Ladies' fine vici kid lace shoes with single flexible soles ; latest toes and kid tips ; well worth § 8.50 ; on sale at , Little Gent's shoes made of fine casco calf , laced , bull-dog toes , spring heels and back stays ; sizes Q C 8 to 18 ; sold elsewhere for $1.50 ; our price * Js Boys' fine satin calf shoes laced , with heels and ; spring heels ; late style toes and good soles , < t1 Of\ regular $1.75 values at xplJ Men's fine lace , "rain proof" shoes full double soles , welted edges , new Dewey toes ; a regular { Jlf | \ O $3.00 quality for jipi , V O HAYDEN BROS , ! AY no nnos , StoekorjI.cnuoii to Dpnlpm Special ( Smcrrv mill Mont 1'rlcen. Wo have nnd are acltlng lots of those 100- ileco best Aracrlcnn-mako decorated din- icr set , $4.75 ; small dealers ought to take advantage of this sale and lay In a sup- 'ly ; beet English-make decornted cups nnd saucers , 3c each ; best Engllsh-maka dcco- ated plates , 3c ; crystal sugar bowls , epoon lolders , creamers , butter dishes , salt nnd > eppers , ollvo trays , lamp chimneys , flno lint tumblers , fancy pin trays , etc. , nt 3c inch ; plain white cups nnd saucers , each , 1C , : umblers , Icj cup plates , Ic ; 2-quart crjs- al water pitcher , So ; wash bowls nnd ) ltcher , each 21e ; slop Jars , -Iflo. Closing out n lot of gas globes , Imitation cut. edged , colored , etc. , GOc , 75c and $1.00 values nt 16c. BO SALD ON 0 HOC H HIES. Now family mackerel , very fine , ctich EC. 3 pounds white Navy beans , 5c. New condensed mince meat. ICc pkg. , Be. -pounds fancy Japan rlco only 5c. 3 bunches select celery for EC. Now XXX singer simps , per pound , f > c. Lcroon extract , regular lOc bottles , 5c. lOc cans chocolate or cocoa only Gc. lOc pks. cold water starch only Co. Mixed pickles or chow chow , quart , EC. Now lied Capo Cod cranberries , lb. , EC. Largo new California prunes , pound , EC. 3 sacks flno table salt for EC. 3 pounds fancy graham Hour , Be. Now family white flsh , 2 pounds for Ee. Largo lOc cans mustard sardines , Be , New EUgdr com , per cnn , Be. BIG SALE ON MEATS. No. 1 California hams , C' c ; 3-pound palls any brand lard , 20c ; best brand Frankfurt sausage , 7VSc ; No. 1 bacon , 7V4C ; pickled pigs feet , 3c ; pickled tripe , 24c ; 10 pounds any brand lard , 73c. HAYDDN BROS. PASSENGERS EXPERIENCE NO TROUBLE WHEN TRAVELING VIA UNION PACIFIC. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONSTO CALIFORNIA and OREGON UNIFORMED ATTENDANTS AC COMPANY THESE TRAINSAND LOOK AFTER WANTS OF PAS SENGERS. For full Information call at City Ticket Office , I3O2 Farnam St. AMATUER PHOTO SUPPLIES. Something New Every Week. See the now printing paper. Cheap and easy to work. Instructions free with use of dark room. Developing and printing a specialty. T lie Robert Dempster Co. 1215 Fariiam St. itHas Has Body and. as well ns purity. It Is free from bacteria , as every bottle , after being scaled , is belled In order to kill any microbes that might accidentally gain admittance to the be-er. Thla Insures a perfect tonic and stimulant for. Invalids and Convalescents Reference Is made to Krug Cabinet larger beer the perfectly pure old-tlnio lager beer , that has gained such a reputation for su periority. It's recommended by physicians for all classes of frail people. It's also a de- illclous beverage for well people , only It's much stronger than Krug Extra Pale beer which also Is put up In bottles for family consumption. KHI2U ICUUG UUEWING CO. , Tel. 420. 1007 Jackson St. Z. D. Clark , D. D. 3. P. N. Kemp , D. D. 3. CLARK & KEMP , . . .DENTDSTS FOUHTII F 1,0OK UAMGC I1L.K. ICth and Ilnrncy. Entrance Opp. Crelghton Orphcum. j Good Set Teeth. 1J.1.OO < Sliver Fill In ten 91.OO ( Bridge Teeth J4.0O to fu.OO | Porcelnln Crovrn 9(5.00 ( Gold Filling * up from 91.5O i Oolil Crorrn * fB.OO to fS.OO ' CroTm und Brlde Work n Specialty. ' Bott of Material Uted In All C& * * . . * 13 % HOURS TO CHICAGO Take the Burlington's Daylight Chicago Special leav ing Omaha 0:40 : a. : n. and that evening at S:15 you are In Chicago. , The trip is pleasantly as "well as quickly made. A sleeping and a library car for those \vlio want them. Two elegant chair cars. All meals served in the dining car this train is too fast to stop " 20 minutes for refresh- ncnts- " Ticket Offlee Darlington Station- * 1BO2 Farnam St. , lOtli mid Mnion SU. , Telephone 250. Telephone 310. Sinsheimer , Levenson & Co New York 7U , Close out to us their entire stock of fine Suits and Overcoats , at less than cost to manufacture. The entire purchase is now on sale and at prices that enables every man to own a high grade suit or overcoat at a ridiculously low price. Look behind the price see the quality and style. Men's Men's Dependable Suits Fine Suits Every suit la correctly fashioned , hand iMade from strictly all wiol fabrics and somely and durably trimmed and shows the caoh and every garment made up in a skilled top notch of good tailoring , Scotch cheviots , manner. Tweeds , cheviots , etc. , In plads | , fancy casslmeres , etc. , In plalda , checks , checks and mixtures worth $9.00 our spe stripes and mixtures suits worth $10 and cial prlcu in this sale only { 5,00 , $12 our special price In this ealo only $7.50. Men's Men's Finer Suits Finest Suits Your tailor wouldn't attempt to duplicate All thn fashionable colorings , In light , thorn under . , $25.00 to $30,00 and they ore dark and medium shades , embracing all the bold freely by other houses at $18 , $20 and swell , , checks und plain colors stripes plaids $22 all the latest novelties In exclusive Imported affected the nobby , up-to-dato dresser by . ported chevlota , serges , worsteds , etc. suits aomo with high cut double .breastwl vest \\orth $18 , $20 and $22 our special price In suits worth $15 and $10 iu this special sale this sale only $12.50. our price only $9.50 , ' Men's ' Men's Overcoats Overcoats Kvery coat in the lot displays the mark of flnu nnd stylish tailoring coverts , ker In blue , black and tan , made nlth velvet seys , etc. In black , blue and tan all made , collar strongly lined and perfect fitting trimmed and lined In a thorough up-to- bos and regular lengths coats that -were al- date manner equal In every respect to coats vaya sola at $10.00 our special price In this sold by other houses at $12.60 $ our special ealo only $5.00. price In this sale only $7.50. HAYDEN BROS Among the Cloaks Dealers , they toll us , arc talking of the Nebraska's cloak Belling as tonishes them aswell as it delights onr customers. A positively peerless gathering of Cloaks , Suits , Capes , Skirts , Waists. etc. As wo ask the cloak man for an item , ho says : Let up on those $10.50 suits ; there's only a few of them left , and it's doubtful if wo can get any more. Twenty more of those 8152.75 ones in yes terday ; might mention them if you care to. They are iuado of all wool , homespun , double-breasted , tight-fitting jacket , and lined throughout with taffeta silk , skirt tailor- stitched , full sweep gray , black and blue. They are worth § 18.00. You may adverdllO * 7 EL tiso them for . ipl W. t-J Then there's the 80.75 suit fine quality homespun - spun , double-breasted , tight fitting , silk lined jacket , skirt percalino lined , man-tail- ered , real value $12. 50 , our price only And all through the department the prices lean coaxingly your way. Among the Shoes It has been remarked that the like of prices recently made by us and repeated below demoralizes business. The criticism is quite cor rect. The observer will recognize the fact that this shoe business has caused many absurd prices to tumble , and the end is not yet. Take the woman's ' shoo at § 1.90. Have you , in your rounds , seen anything to match it in quality , style or price ? We think not. A box calf or plump vici , latest style , with or without vesting tops , price in any store outside this one no dl 1 f\ / \ less than 83.00 ; our price only . xpl.VvJ Don't hesitate because the price is low ; the quality is high , and a guarantee goes along without your asking for it. That GiisJiionette Shoe stands supreme as a solid , sensible , serviceable shoe ; it gives you what few shoes in the market do give that's ease and com fort. You'll wear no other after tryin pair of these ; the value $5.00 , our jprice . Men's Shoes. The sales are growing steadily here. Growing easier , too , as neighbor tells neighbor of the worth iness of our footwear. There is as much difference between the shoes of today and the footwear of a few years ago as be \f tween the "Santa Maria" and modern ocean steamships \ ships- The possibilities of present shoemaking seem to have no limit. Columbus would open his eyes could he but know the progress since his time. As you enter this store at the Fifteenth street door , we have placed for your convenience twenty different styles Men's Shoes at § 2.50 a pair Box Calf and Willow Tans , full double sole , Goodyear welt sewed Shoes , stylish , serviceable , comfortable , and would cost -you in any shoe store or shoo de partment no less than § 3.50. Do you care to save 51.0,0 on a pair of shoes ? You know that 50 cents a' foot is quite a saving , but we do it just the same. You know we carry women's Mackintoshes ? , ' SIS'f f The Arrival Watch Stock .Enables us to offer you the best that the market affords , at the lowest possible price. It is to the advantage of the purchaser to inspect this stock. Sole agpnts for the celebrated Patok , Philippe & Go's watches , Visit our cut glass room. MAWHINNEY& HOLLIDAY , . . .Jewelers and Art Stationers , . . I5TII & DOUGLAS SIS' "MANY WORDS WE therefore spare the words and try to convey WON'T FILL vey straight to your A BUSHEL" minds that this is the place you ought to buy your Books , Bibles , Prayer Books , Office Sup plies , Blank Books , Artistic Engraving , fine Stationery. Just received , the only complete Klpllnp on the market ; flno greoa cloth , library binding , nicely Iwxcd , $15,00 not. The newest fiction can alwaj'8 bo found on our counters , Megeath Stationery Co.73EoLB RNAM 8T ,