THE OMAHA DATTA" BEE : SATfRDAV. PEBTJUAUT 10. 1000. 5
WE SHOW YOU AGAIN
THE GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Tlmt llocuiii ! Others Can't It'No
Reason \Vln We ( .nn't Sell Mimes
Of the Whole Year to Buy
Good First Glass clothing FOR HALF the PRICE
They're Worth. We Do It Again
Less Than Half Price TODAY.
PVti/n / HgxKea BW&JWfcli & W J < W i 1 % 01
Overcoats and Ulsters at'
Wo have selected (1000) ( ) one thousand of our very finest Men's Suits , Overcoats and Ulsters , from lots
which are small and broken , as regards sues , and placed them ALL ON TABLES. They include
Klen's Overooafs and Ulsters.
ollars ,
Worth up to
twenty
dollars.
' , Youins , ana umiareirs
Final wind up sale of entire winter stock in Boys' SuiteReefers and Overcoats , at almost your own figures
Vestee Suit ' Reefers All the '
Every , Boys'Finest Boys' and
livery Sailor Suit , ers , Boys' Finest Youth's Long
Every Middy Suit , Overcoats , Pants Suits , in finest
checks , , cheviots ,
stripes
Every all wool Knee Pants Boya' Finest Clay , Cas-
and worsteds , all and
Suit , ages 't to ! . " > years sinioro and Woistcd kueo new
stylish , 11 to 19 ,
north up to $3.50 pants suits , ages 8 to 15 , worth ages to $ . vr
up j.
goat worth up to S6 , go at go at
WAITING FOR THE DECISION
Attornays Conclude Their Arauraont in the
Albyn Frank Mandamus Proceeding ,
COURT TAKES MATTER UNDER ADVISEMENT
.Inlure KnU'lIp Announce * tlmt AVhf
He llcndiTN n llcolHloii It AVI1I lie
III Written I'oriii , So There Cim
He .No .IllNiiniliTfitailtllliBr.
Aigutnent by attorneys in the mandamus
proceedings of the county commissioners
against Albyn Frank , e\-elerk of the < district
court , was concluded befoio Judge IJstellc
shortly befein > 0 o'clock Friday afternoon
Uvldenco had been closed tsventy-four hours
prior , and the combat between opposing
counsel was waged vlgoiously.
When Judge KHtello renders his opinion it
will eletc-nnlne , so far as the district court
IH concerned , whether Alhyu Krank hhall
nccsnnt for fees of the otllco of district clerk
or whether the foe > law shall bo declared
void , as Frank contends. Just when Judge
Kstcllo will glvo out his opltilon Is an nn-
peittled question. In response to a quoiy he
said :
"I do not say Just when It will ho , for 1
Intend to render a written opinion , over
which there can be no misinterpretation. I
Minll dictate Just what I have ) to say"
Frank was In the ! court room at the con
clusion of the argument If ho wab Intel -
cstad moro than any casual spectator , his
manner did not so Indicate Ho made .1
commonplace remark about tlio end of the
agcny and vva'lked away from the couri
hoimo with nn air of contentment.
The county attorney occupied the > greatct
part of the afternoon , but the attorneys foi
Frank had tlio final argument The count j
attorney pointed to the evidence he hai' '
In ought out and nKkeil how the legality o
the fco law could bo questioned. Ho tulkci
nt length on tlio theory of establishing mls '
ing recoidH by competent tcbtlmony , and cov
e > if it in a gcncial way the sen oral phnsei
of the caso.
Frank's counsel read from a ponderoni
airay of law books , citing what they tcrmci
authority In parallel cases. Judge nstolli
wab a patient llwteneir thiough it all
TERRIFIED BY A "PEEPING TOM'
Voiitl.tiil < : unti > ill mi I3Miln t I'urtj
Si-o n hlrunuc Km'i < < '
" feast" In thi
Thcrei was a "sUcleton at the
pcrson-of a "Peeping Tom" nt a party In th
homo e f .Mis. JainM Norton. l 0i ( Clilcagi
nvonuei. Thureday night. A youiiR daushto
of Mrs. Norton WIIB cntertainliiB the mom
lieu e > f an amateur orchestra There hai
been a re'lieargal , eomo refreuhme'iitn am
gnn'OH ' and thu gue tB were about to elepurt
whpn Mrs Norton saw a strange face peer
Ing through n window from the outside. Sh
1 ft re amcd. t
Mrs. Norton recognizer ! thn face as tha
of a prowler who several tlmra of late ha
been scon sneaking about the premUtH : i
iilput looking through w Unions Into t > nl
Hinina and bkulKIng through alleys. In <
mrment thu gue'sts , many of whom vver
y Brnrcedy moro than children , were In i
pcnle. The face remained at thei window
Mr * Norton ran to get a revolver , hut who ;
she ? returned the face had disappeared. Sh
pn\f thei weapon to youni ; man. ono of 'h
f p t . Hii cocked It and stopped outsld
' ) In tlmo to gee the "I'eeping Tom" rui
t-ruil ! li the back yaid and climb a fence
F < air ahots wcro ilrcil at the lle-elng form.
Thei police wore notified at oneu and a
Investigation followed but no traipa of th
wretch were visible YmU"-tlay Iwoctlvc
Sav-uge and Dunn wire ? deluded on the casi
MR. BAXTER HAS HIS TURN
In ( lie IIl llin > Cn i on Trliil In 1'ulli-p
C < iur WKiii-HNf-M Te-Nllfj In Ilc-
lialf of DoriMitlaiit.
The hearing of the Eugene Baxter blgamr
case was resumed in police court Friday
afternoon and several witnesses testified
foi the defense. Chailes E. Bascherv
driver of a laundry wagon , had collected
and dellvored Baxter's linen once .1 week
for seven years , always making his ntops
at the homo of Baxter's father and mother
on Seventeunth street and later at Decatur
street. During this tlmo the defendant
1'uil lived with his pirentn. The witness
would nearly alwajt see. him there when
ho called. Baxter's laundry had Included
enl > such garments OK are worn by men.
Ilonry Christopher , a clerk in the olllco
of Hradstreet & Co. had been friendly
with the Baxter family for three years. Ho
would upend evenings thi.ro occasionally
and once or twice he stayed all night ,
Ergeno Baxter , ho said , was alwajs there.
The fitato will attempt to prove that
Baxter has negro blood , though evidence ot
It is not apparent in his appearance. Wlfo
No 1. coloied , has attended all the hear
ings thus far Wlfo No. J , Caucasian , has
been pipsent nt but ono session.
The .Motlirr'M Pn orUr ,
Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy Is the
mother's favoilte It Us pleawant and safe
for children to InKo and always cures. It is
Intended especially for coughs , colds , cioup
and whooping cough ami Is the brat medl-
elno made for those diseases , There is not
the least danger in giving ; it to children for
It contains no oplnum or other injurious
drug nnd may be given as confidently to a
babe as to an adult.
THERE MAY BE AN INQUEST
uiiii'H ri'iiiiin , "voniiifiii vii'iiin of
a Trolli > 9 Cur , sin'iMiiuliN to u
huruloal Oiipralliin.
Charles Fcnton , the 7-ye-ar-old boy who
was inn down by a htre'ot car nt Thlity-
ciBhth iwid Harpoy stievta 'ast Wednesday ,
died at the ( "l.irkson hospital nt fi 30 p. m
I'l Idny I'arllor In the forenoon ho under-
\ve-ut a surgical operation for the lemoval
o' hl.s right ln , In which there were ovl-
I'.tncM of gangrene , and ho suivlvod the
opciatlon only n few houis. Hr. Summer ! ) ,
vho performed the ncrvlce , Bald ho had
doubts from the first of the patient's ro.
covi-iy , but that amputation aftordcd the
only possible ) chance e > f hiving his life.
Ooioner S\vnns > on sayw there may bo an
Inquest oven- the body to place the re
sponsibility for the hoy's death. This morn
ing hei will coiihiilt with the child's par
ents ami will bo guldeM largely by their
wishes.
COMPLAIN OF THE DRIFTS
I'atrniiH of Illuli ' cliool Olijri't lit- ,
iSunn llfiunliiH WliiTf
\\lnil tins IIIiMMi I ) .
The parents of tl'B pupils of the Omaha
High hchool have entered a protest with
be ! W ) of ( ho members of the Heard of edu
cation becaiitio that body has taken no steps
to icmovo the snonelrifis from the walks
leading to the entrance * , of tbo school
grounds.
"My daughters. " paid ono of the patrons
josterelay , "havo to wade through snow tvu
foot deep te > reach the Bteps leading to the
school house It Is bad enough for thobo
gills to have to climb the stain * three ) or
four tlmtw n 'lay to nay nothing of having
to wade through the drifts. If the board has
IKI power or force to roaiove the snow tht
btroet eoininKsloner fehould gwul a streel
gang out , for the present eondltlan Is r
eoui-co of lolels ami poaslbly pneumonlu and
cuiibumpuon. "
HAS HIT RESPECT FOR LAW
Albyn Frank , Ei-Olerk of the District Court ,
Neglects to File Expense Bill.
HE IGNORES THE CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT
Attention to the Iav " \Vlili-li
All ( "niKlldllU's , i\rn
hoiiKli DrfeutPil , to Siiliiult 1U
liort ol CiiiiiimlK" I3\pi'iiNri .
If Attorney General Smyth or the county
atttoiney would glance through the archives
In the office of County Clerk Haverly they
would find a cnuau of action against Albyn
Frank , ex-clerk of the- district court , who
was defeated for renomlnatlon on the re
publican ticket last summer
Frank has violated the coirupt practices
act. which provldcB that all candidates for
public olflce , either In a convention 01 at a
primary or general election , shall , regard
less of victory or defeat , file In the nfllco
of the county clerk an itemized statement
of their campaign expenbes ,
The law savs these statements shall be
filed within ton dajw after the holding of
a convention or primaries Many times ten
days h.uo elapsed , and still the statement
of Frank has never reached the county
clerk's olllce. Other defeated candidates , in
perhaps eveiy Instance , complied with the
law In this request , nnd of courtw the win
ners have complied , or their olllccn would
bo contested. Even the overseers of high
ways and constables comprehend the law
nnd hurried to obey It. Thi.s is shown by
the documents on fllo In the county clerk's
ofllco
The law on this subject Is oo plain as to
permit of no ambiguous Interpretation , and
it IH the duty of the attorney general or the
county attorney to bring action In the naino
of the state against any violator , so the
compiled stalutns prescribe.
Ti-xt of tlio Iim.
Section 3 ot the Laws of Nebraska , 1S)0 ! ,
page 119 , says "Every person who shall be
n candidate brforo any caucus or convention
or nt any primary election , for nomination
for any ofTke which under the laws or the
constitution of this Miito Is to he flllod by
popular election , or for the olllco of rep-
iLScnlntlvo hi the congress cf the United
States , shall within ten days nftoi the holdIng -
Ing of such rauctiB , convention or primary
flection make out a statement in writing
and file the MMIO with the clerk of the
county In which ho resides and make out aud
file n dupllcato thereof with the bonrd , ofllccr
or olllcerh. If any , empowered by law to i1-
sue the ceitllleato of election to such office-
Such Matimcnt thall net forth in detail rach
and all sums of money and other things ot
valno contilbutoJ. disbursed , expended 01
promised by him , mid ( to the brbt of his
knowledge and belief ) by any other person
or perhons with his procurement In his be
half , wholly , or In pail , endeavoring to bi > -
cure , 01 in any way In connection with his
nomination to mich cfilco or plaao , or in en
deavoring to gecmo defeat , or In any way ,
In connection with the nomination of nny
other person or persons at such caucus , con
vention or primary election , and hhowlny
the dated when , nnd the persons by whom
and to whom , and the purpcsss for vvhlcli
each contribution , payment , expenditure 01
promise was made , and uuch candidate uhal !
subsciibe and ewenr to ouch statement anO
biich duplicate before any oftlcer authorized
to adminlstei oaths "
Then follows the form of oath to whlcli
thu candldato nliall 8uU > crlbc
The penally prescribed for violation , sot
forth in section 5 of the Laws of Nebraska ,
page 151 , it. a Duo not oxcceding $1,000 , tc
bo recovered with costb. In action uroughi
in the namu of the Mate by the attorney
Kfneral or the count } attorney of the
Another Shoe Sale , Another Shoe Purchase ,
A New Shoe Wonder. A Fresh Shoe Excitement
Today , Saturday ,
In addition to all ( lie sensational
Shoe Bargains from the Executor's Sale
of Shoes of the Wallace Elliott , New York ,
We place on sale
Thousands of Men's , Women's , Boys' and Children's
Welt and Turn Sole FINE SHOES ,
from the well known Chicago Shoo house of
Guthmati , Carpenter 6c Telling ,
and from the stocks of
Thos , McFall of Paris and Charleston , Illinois
At Prices Never
Bargain Squares Piled Up
t
Higher Than Ever0
Both Shoe Departments are Sights to See.
ALL GOOD , FIRST CLASS SHOES.
Men's Fine Shoes
*
in the newest and best styles , in
blacks and tans , in single , dou
ble and triple soles , leather lined
and drill lined , made to retail
this season for from three to six
dollars a pair ,
all sro at < fjtj /p * & & all sizes
the sumo W > M 1 * 9 grfi fiom
price , § S' U B jsJy XB # 5 1-2 to 11
All on bargain squares , each size
on a square by itself.
wherein the candidate roslHcs. The amount
of the ( Ino to bo fixed within , such limit bv
tbo Jnrj and to be paid Into the school
fund of the county
ADMITS RIDINQ ON BUMPERS
Coiixplciu-e-StrirUoit Montnun Mini
AnKs I'oryrU cni'SM for stoalliiK
Illdfi < m ( ItiirlliiK < uii.
fienernl Passenger Agent Francis of the
Imrlington Us engaging in conespomlence
now with a lepentant sinner who lives in
llelc-na , Jlont. , and thi letters which have
pntsed between them so far have been pro-
iluctivo of much amusement to the attaches
of the general passenger office. Recently
Mr. Francis received a postal card on which
ho Montana man had scrawled a tonfe&Mon
hat ho had been guilty of stealing rides on
'reight tiains. Ho stated that ho had em
braced the religion of the- Seventh Day Ad-
\cntist faith and wanted to make his peace
with all men before ho should bo called
into the hereafter Ho continued "I find It
utterly Impchslble to calculate the indebted
ness nnd I humbly ask jour forgiveness nnd
promise it hhall never occui again. "
Thief Clerk J. n Ilucldnghnm decided to
Investigate the sincerity of the man's pur
pose and replied to the flibt postal , htating
in pail "An honest confession is good for
tfio soul , but I think a sincere repentance
would urge your making an estimate of the
value of the rides that you have stolen from
us and remit us for bame. "
This reply was evidently somewhat ot a
stunner for the new eonvett to the Seventh
Day Adventlst faith , but jesteidny , nfter n
lapse of several wocKs , another card , re
plying to the letter forwarded , v\as received ,
In substance the repentant Mnner st.ited that
his conviction had been in accordance with
thn suggestions undo by the pabfaenger of-
flio "but , " ho wiote. "there is no standard
bj which to rfetlmalo tha value of a rlilo on
tlu bumpers , nnd n I cannot tell how muc.Ii
it has been of value to me , nnd as I never
iodo on the H. k M. . but on the- Chicago ,
llurllngton S. Quincy. j may not hnvo any
linlebtodness to you , but thought you repre
sented the whole road. "
f'hlef Clerk Buckingham replied that there
VVITO no discounts offered for riding on tlio
bumpers and sent a folder to , the Montana
conHtlenco-striokeii ex-box , touiiht
cur , ask-
Ins him to dcHlminto the towns between
wlilth ho Ktolc lll rides , \vhcroupon an ne- .
count of his Indebtedness to tlie Durllngton
will bo forwarded him The pacsengor men
will have morn fal-h In the sincerity of their
correspondent's pmpcao | f they hear from
this last lottor.
GANGS OF SHDVELERS AT WORK
TiHMili-l'ltn 'Mnilth TCIIIUN lieu In
Tim ! . if llfinov Inty UrlflN
from the Stri-clH ,
A force of tweaty-flvc men and twelve
leans under charKeof Street Commisslonoi
DontKkcn began yesterday the task ol
clearing the elo\\n-to\vn streets A small
squid wab employed Thursday , which con-
fitted its efforts tri sliovollng pabsageways ni
the Direct crobslrgs In ninny places the
drills , reached a depth of boveral feet , caus
ing a serlousi Interfeienco to trafllc. If ( hn
wcithor should nmderato the bun's rays vsll
Epo'dlly relieve tin bhovclcrs of their duties
On the other hand , the drifts might remalr
for a considerable tlmo , and the street conv
mlbilonrr consldcied It wlto , to IOHO no tln
In Clearing the t rMtb. The ) gangs of Idle
me which have inatlo the city hall rotundr
their headquarter * duilng the last few week *
HOI 11 therefore tlven the dcalied employ
moi t.
Tao snow -.hoveled into wagons nm
trat sported to vacunt lots or sew or basins
In iomo cnneB It it cvon hauled to the dump
The shoveling gangs will find wnploymcn1
for over n week if the proteut temperature
con Imu'H.
Ladies' imported hand turn kid
button shoos. Louis XV heel , worth 86.00
Ladies' Finest Vici Kid Patent
leather Shoes , Ladies' Mannish
Shoes , Ladies' Cloth and Kid Top
Shoes , Ladies' Russia Calf Shoes ,
Ladies' Fine Box Calf Slices , in
turns , welts and Fine McKay
sewed , worth thrco dollars ,
woi th four dollars ,
worth five dollurs ,
worth six dollars
same price - < S0 H a s * W from nu to co.
All on bargain squares , each size
on square by itself.
WOODS DISLOYAL TO TAYLOR
One Black Man Turns State's Evidence
Against Another on a Jaint Charge.
RACY DEVELOPMENTS IN A COMMON CASE
Cliarlen "VVooil , Otic of tlio DefeiulniitM
< ui Trlnl lor teullnu llranH I'l.v-
tureK , SjirliiKn n Siiriirlwe in
Judire llaUei-'n Court.
When Charles Woods and William Taylor ,
colored , were taken Into Judge Halter's court
two dajfi ago to answer the charge of steal
ing $55 worth of brass valves from the Pa-
cltlc Kchool building , court house opcctatois
sneered in disgust nnd said there would bo
nothing In the case worth waiting to heai
'I ho en or of this prediction was shown
later when Woods turned stnto'b evl-
denoo , as the lawyers say , and made a con
fession , Including his co-defendant , Taylor ,
In the plot
It was not the Impoitance of the case on
trial , but the diplomatic somersault turned
by Taylor that gave interest to the proceed
ings. Woods may have lived In the north a
long while , hut if so ho has failed to absoib
northein ways , for his manner Is typical ol
the southern negio. To look at his great ,
white eyes , largo at saucers , ono can easily
Imagine himself on the levee nt Memphis oren
on board an Ohio river packet Just out of
Louisville The southern negro's suscepti
bility to conscience and the belief that he
will burn forever In a bottomless pit If he
Mvc.im to a lie , must have had a parallel
in the- case of Wocdo , for ho exhibited a de-
Biro to toll all ho knew. When originally
arraigned , Woods entered a plea ot not
guilty , the same as Tnykr did. but IIP mitc'c
an anabatic switch and landed on the side
of the prosecution. It is bald that ho han
not bean promlonl Immunity , but n plea ol
guilty will bo accepted , and the penalty will
bo coriospondlngly light The alleged Hlolcn
braps futures v\oio on exhibition In Judge
Maker's court room. Woods shuddered every
tlmo the brakes vvcro brought to view In
itspon ° o to questions pertaining to the theft ,
ho was nervously prompt In reply , and when
the I.S3UO of guilt v\us under discussion IIP
rolled out n string of "yes n-a-h-H" that
brought hick momoiles of old plantation
days , "fl-a-vv-d knows , " "as 0-a-w-d Is
. " "I hopes I fall d-a-i-d "
my jedgo. may - - - ,
and a founders volume of ether character
istic expressions * are a part of Wood * . ' vo
cabulary.
The ease as to Taylor wan suhmlttenl tc
fie Jury Filday afternoon and after bilci
delibi ration a verdict was declared flndinp
t'io oceuped guilty of grand larceny Judgi
I'plicr ordered the Jury discharged nnd with.
1-old sentence for the convicted prisoner
MtarrwhilcTavlor wn'i remanded to the
mttoily of the nherifl'
SUING THE UNITED STATES
1lriiilnT oT IliinliH I'mill 1,1 li-Nlr <
ItCl'Ollllll hill CM IlllllllllN III lilt *
. \oIIILMll ! ( of l.illlllN ,
In the United States circuit court , Annie
M. Hankf. Waltei H JJanl.8. Lewis A. llanki
and Tracy K. DariKa have liiKtltutcd s'll
ngaliiBt thei United State-n government foi
the purpreo of oetabllbhlng their light t <
pcitlclpate in the allotment of the Ian I-
sot npait for the members of the Sac anTe <
To\ tribe of Mlsboui ! Indiana residing | i
the fitatcM of Nrbiaikn nnd Kansas undci
th terms of a. treaty made between the gov
urr.ment and ll.at tribe Mime ycara ago.
In their petitions filed I'rlelay the com
plalnnnts nv < > r that they are children o
one William IlanUs xon of U'llllam Hank. ,
who married a woman of the Sac and FOJ
Small sbes ladies'shoes
$1 * )0 to $ ' * ' MJ t ff
fegU
.
go at
Misses Shoos ffttf
Hi to 2 , Ml
worth $1.35 . . . s' ' *
Child's Shoos | g
8) ) toll. fr S
worth SI. 15. . . . w V
Child's Shoca
5 to 8 ,
worth $1
Infant's Shoes
1 to 5 ,
for
Infant's soft
solo fancy boo-
tcos , A-oi'th 50c
Infant's fancy
Moccasins ,
for
tribe , known as Jane Obce ; that the meim-
bersblp of the grandmother In the trlbo
v.an never questioned , but that she wn.s
Granted full privileges or trlbiil members ,
as was atao the father of the complainants ,
w p was educated at a government Indian
scbool la Iowa ; that ( ho first tlmo the mem
bership of the complainants in the triba
was denied was when tho. Department en
the Interior refused to lesue them deals
for the land which they had entered under
terms of the treaty.
BAPTISTE LOOKS FOR BLOOD
AVoiiliI He AieiiKi'il AKilnxt lite
.Neuro AVIio hliot Him , mid IH
A til1. Ill lioeUeil I i > .
Lou Uaptlste , the wrestler , v\ho was shot
through the leg by the porter ot the Windsor
hotel ten days ago , Is again In trouble. He
end his pal , M. Landon , were released from
jail Thursday , vvhcro they had been held
for trial on a charge of robbery. They re
turned at once to the Windsor hotel , where
the shooting and lobbery occurred , and de
clared their intention of "putting Lo Stone
otf watch. " Lo Stone Is the poiter who
filed the shot , OftlcorH were callul and
the pair , after a freedom of about eight
hours , vxero again locked up.
In his report on the case to Captain Her
yesterday Desk Sergeant Havey ot the
night shift says-
"Haptlsto wants to bo shot again. It
would ho well to 'can' this fellow before ho
makob any moro trouble. "
"After doctors failed to euro mo of pneu
monia I used Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure and
three bottles of It cured me. It Is also the
best remedy on earth for whooping cough.
It cured my grandchildren of the worwt
cr.fps , " vviltos John Ilcrry , Loganton , Pa.
11 Is the only harmless remedy tha' gives
Immediate irHUlts , Cures coughs , colds ,
cioup and throat and lung troubles. Moth
ers cndotso it.
Mortiilltv .SttitlntleH.
Tlio following blrtliB nnd ilcatlm wcio
re-ported nt thn olllco of theHoaiel of
Health during the twonly-tour hiiur.s ended
at noon Friday :
Illlth.s-Hullv UoWItt. Twentieth nnd
Kim , lieiy ; Plorro Sanders , 11)11 ) South Fif-
tecntl ) , boy , Mlchanl Tlgho , mi North
eighteenth , boy ; John K Potter , 70' ) Pa
cific , lioy ; IJurncRt A. IJlncr , WIN North
Twenty-ninth , girl ; Christ n lineke-H , lillB
finite , hey ; Tliuddmn Irwin , Sil'j Ohio ,
lil
DesitliH Chnrlcs Anderson , Unst Omaha ,
II years , Frank Oscar Dle-Hon , 1897 .Mason ,
uj jc.ua
are dangerous ; they weaken
the constitution , inflame the
lungs , and often lead to
Pneumonia. Cough syrups
arc useless. The system must
be given strength and force
to throw off the disease.
will do this. It strengthens
the lungs and builds up the
entire system. It conquers
che inflammation , cures the
cough , and prevents serious
trouble.
joe and f i co , ill dnittUtl ,
SCOTT & . UOWNL , Uicinliti , New Verk.
ladles' CKforel
foi
1'iulles' L/uro Shoes
for . . . . . .
l.adle.i button ulioca CIl-
for OlJC
Ladles' HOUSQ OC
Slipper * QG
Ladles' House OC
Slipper * u3C
Ij.idk'.s' HouseinA
Slipper.- , tJaC
Ladles' House ) RQn
Flippers 3 fw
Boys' extra
jjraelo IUPO
Hhocs
Youth's ' ex
tra , yrado
lace shoes. . .
Men's shoes $ Jj
Ladies $2.50
boxed calf
hhoes
Thete atid lots moi-o
will prove ho.v wonder
fully great this shoo
sale is.
Peremptory Auction Sale
ON TVEDXISSDAJT ANU U'JIUnSDA Y.
F.UU 14 AND 15 , 1900 ,
Wo AVI1I Sell IVrvmtitorlly nt
1'rilI.IC AUCTION for Account
] "lr > I iiil < > rirltiTM
AT 181 AND ISO tMONUOK ST. CHICAGO ,
THE ENTITE WHOLESALE
PAPER STOCK OF
j. AV. m TI.Kit pvi'Kii co , ,
CHICAGO ,
Inventoried Value $300,000 , ,
CONSISTING OK
Hook , Uoml , Print , Covei , Writing , Lodger ,
.Manlll.iH nnd Paper oC c\ery < lescriptlon
Hristol Hoard , Hnvelopei , Cut OurdB Twine ,
etc In fu'-t l.u ge quantities ot c-verj thliifj
In'tho ' paper line Nlnetv per out of. block
is perfect and will be ho jjuaratitcev ]
The damuge'd .stock will 1 > o sold separately
Stock on exhibition MONDAY , K13IJ. J2TH.
S Mil 111. CVi\S , Maiiiittfr.
\VEST13IIN SAbVAUE WKBOK.ING
VGCNC1. CHICAGO
Ueo , Fob. 10 , 1300
Is the regular wash
day , when > ou nto
WASH
A-
LONIJ
SOAP
It is only about two
hours work that
tlmo , fuel and
labor.
ntafto IIfo
living ?
care Bilious and nervous Disorders ,
JO rrnli anil 3R c'oiiln , nt drug vtorei. { ?
Eterna !
K IH Inillt not feir today , but
for the nc.\t contury.
IT you move- Into
(
The Bee Buiiding
jou can rct nsBiiroil you will
never ulwli to move out nxiiln.
Many of our tenants have
hern In It filncc It vvn built.
When you itiovi- move to
htiiy.
R. C , Peters & Co ,
dental Agents ,
Ground floor , Bee Building
, ,
