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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
The better judge you are of champagne
the more likely you will be to choose Cook 3
Imperial Champagne Extra Dry.


Because of a discrepancy in the name of
prisoner Sheriff John l.. Shelton of Har-
rson county, Iowa, encountered trouble in
securing custody of man for whom he
had requisition papers. The prisoner was
held in the Omaha Jail under the name OF
Fred Madsen, while the name on the
reTIistion was Fred Manderson Sheriff
Shelton arrived in Omaha Tuesday and on
account of the tangle did not get away with
his prisoner until yesterday. 1t being
established that Manderson and Madsen
were two names for the same man, the
jailer released the prisoner into the custody
of the Iowa sheriff
He was arrested by the Omaha police
some time ago on the charge of stealing two
bolts of cloth. He would have been prose-
cuted here but for the fact that the goods
were stolen in Iowa and brought here, and
an Iowa grand jury has already returned
an indictment against the fugitive. Three
different names have been given by the
prisoner in this city-Madsen, Manderson
and Madison. The Iowa authorities believe
Manderson IS correct.
1t is denied at the court house that there
was any clash between the authorities of
the two states, but simply an effort on the
part of both to settle the technicaiity that
arose as to name.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Colonel Victor Vifquan is in the city.
Mrs, Grace Hall of Davenport, Ia, is in
the city.
j.. ]. Bartlett of Kearney is at the Mil
lard hotel.
John Keith, a stockman from Sutherland
is at the Merchants
S. B. Fritz, a merchant from Manning.
Ia, is at the Arcade.
f.. NJ. Searle large stock owner from
Ogallala. is in the city.
e. o. Garrett is Fremont business man
in town for a few days
j. A, Harris, a Broken Bow banker, is
registered at the Merchants
II. f. Allen, Canton business man. is
In the city for few days.
W. c. Root of the Grand Rapids Hard
ware company is in the city on business
Prof j. w. Dinsmore. superintendent of
the public schools of Beatrice, is in the
Clinton Briggs has been very i'll for a
week. and will not be able to be out for
two weeks.
G. W. Mitchell and wife, who are making
staying for few days at the Her Grand
Misses Dewitt. Rosa and Fowler and
Edwin Foy, and Philip Ryley of the
"Topsy Turvey' company are at the Iler
United States Attorney Summers is I'm
Lincoln looking after matters connected
with the term of court that is being held
there.
A, E. Dale, Deadwood mining broker
is an Omaha visitor He is enronte to his
home from Joplin, Mo-, where he has been
looking over the zinc situation for several
weeks.
Judge Munger and Circuit Clerk Thum-
mel of the federal court have gone TO Des
Moines 10 attend the funeral OF the late
Judge Woolson. The deceased was we'll
known among Nebraska lawyers.
General Merriam, commanding the De-
partrnent of the Missouri, will arrive In the
city today from Denver. He will spend sew
eral days dispatching the business which
has accumulated In his ofiice here.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07

When two little girls yet in their teens
can make a stir in London they certainly
have talent and when that stir reaches such
wide circumference as to come in touch with
the royalty and nobility they must be ac-
corded not only talent but positive genius.
The Misses Lillian and Marie Louise Ne
briska, who are to appear in a grand con-
cert at Boyd's New theater Tuesday even
ing, December II, are not novces, for they
have already made reputation of wider
scope than is usual to singers of many more
years than they. In London, where they
were pupils of the renowned Madame Gel
lini, they were heard in concert several
times with phenomenal results and created
a furore not only on account of their truly
wonderful voices but by their navely sweet
manners as we'll.
The Nebraska singers will be assisted in
this city by well known local talent and the
concert will be under the patronage of some
of the best known society people Of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
Mortality Statistics

The following births and deaths were re-
corded at the office of the Board of Health
during the forty-eight hours ending at noon
Births--Stephen Hawes, 712 North Seven
teenth, boy; Charles s. McCaffery, 11i2
Arbor, boy; Ben Stoddard, 3O19 Burt, girl;
Charles A. Pltzer, 1898 South twentieth
boy; Henry W Pennell 513 South Fortieth'
boy; G. f. Shepard, 1904 Binney, girl; Eu-
gene Bell, 25O6 Michigan avenue, boy: r n
Herdman, 2516 Chicago, boy
=, Deathsairene Edmunds, 1902 North
Iwenty-hfth, 10 years; Alice Martin, 4ls
South Twentieth, 81 years; Orla Gritfith,
3l4 North Twenty fourth, years; Mrs, d.
Kapian, 2ol0 North Eighteenth. 40 years: !:
Lewis NJ. Hawes, 1925 Capitol avenue, 81
years. -
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
RniIwny Notes and PersonnIs.

General Agent Kuhn of the Northwestern
has returned from trip to Chicago,
c. NJ. Saffarans general western freight
agent of the Big Four at Kansas City, is
an Omaha visitor,
Thomas G.. Mcclellan, general western
agent of the Nashville, Chattanooga q 81.
Louis railway, is in the city from ST, Louis
Major r. G, Rombauer, proprietor of the
Rombauer Coal company at Novinger, Mo,
is In the city comforting with Assistant
General Freight Agent q. NJ. Entrikin of
the Quincy lines.
E. f. Tomlnson Of Kansas city, traffic
manager for the Swift Packing company
plants in Omaha, Kansas City and ST. JO-
seph, IL i'm the city interviewing officials
of the various freight departments
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
BLAME WHERE IT BELONGS
g. VI. Hitchcock the obstructionist in
the Way of safety for High
school Pupils.

| OMAHA Dec Ito the Editor OF The
Bee: believe It is incumbent upon the
Board of Education. or at least certain
members to reply TO the mother who wrote
! the letter regarding the High school aues-
tion and as one OF the committee to which
the lady referred. will try to inform
her as to NV position in the matter. and
that position includes a majority of the
members of the board.
In the first place this committee an
pointed to investigate the safetv and adj
visibility of using the upper floor of the
High school reported to the board that
thew considered IL unsafe and dangerous to
continue using said INNER floor. This I
considered an adeouafe notice to the parents q
WIN have cbiIdren occunvinp This mart of
the building. The board then instructed the
buildings and property committee, OF which
am chairman to find suitable quarters for
the pupils SO that they could yacate that
mart of the building
| endeavored TO find suitable quarters. but
not succeeding determined 70 call spe
cial committee together which had been an
pointed nv the chairman Of the hoard IN
confer with G. NJ. Hitchcock in regard to
the Injunction proceedings which had been
instituted against the hoard as TO construct-
ing the new building which the neople had
instructed the Board q. Education to erect
bv voting bonds TO the amount Of $3.50 ono
for ipcraoeo5 rIioh .ohoo, .,out.io- o,,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07

The winter circus goes merrily on at the
Creighton Orpheum, the star acts being
Walton's troupe of gymnastic monkeys,
Mile. Erna's trick and musical canines
the Hagasharas Japanese family of jugglers,
balancers and acrobats, and Genaro and
Theol, equilibrsts. In addition to these
circus acts, which are pleasing to young
and old alike, Laura Burt gives an anus
ing monologue, the Whitney brothers do a
novelty musical turn and Mr. Thorn and
Miss Carlson give a medley sketch entitled
The Substitute" The first amateur night
will be December 10, when a number Of
amateurs will be given an opportunity to
show what they can do. Applicants are re-
quested to call at the box office between
ii a. m. and / p m
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07


OMAHA, Dec. 5.-To the Editor of The
Bee: With regard to allegations in petition
for divorce filed by my attorneys the other
day desire to say that one of the attorneys
drove to my home in Council Bluffs in the
night time and took me to his office and
there requested me to sign what afterwards
l learned was filed in court charging that
my husband had been cruel to me in com
pelling me and my child to submit to
Christian Science treatment against my will
and that my health and the health of the
child had been impaired because of such
so-called cruelty. l was told that 1t would
be all right to sign the petition and did 80
not knowing that this charge was in 1t.
That is, l was imposed upon. MY husband
and l had been trying to settle our diff
ficulties out of court, but my attorneys ad-
vised to the contrary and rushed me into
court with this petition signed in the night
that / did not know what 1t contained
am firm adherent to Christian Science my
child Is not sick and has not been recently
She is in the best OF health and | would
have no other aid for her if she was sick
than Christian Science. And would, have
no other treatment for myself. l have been
healed of so-called incurable claim by this
treatment and would be ungrateful did I
not acknowledge it. l have ordered the pc
tition to be dismissed.
SYLVIA SCOTT.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
MnrI,men Elect Officers.

South Omaha lodge No &c, Ancient order
United Workmen, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: J. J. Markey,
master workman; r. NJ. smith, foreman;
William Schmidt, overseer, II. J. Schupp,
recorder; C. NJ. Rich financier; C. w. Mil
Ter, receiver; X. A.. Williams, guide A. e.
Spear. inside watch; j. f. Chase, outside
watch; NJ. A. Martin John Kennedy and j..
c. Graham, trustees; Drs. w II. Slabaugh,
William Berry and w. S. White, medical
examiners. These officers will be installed
at the first meeting of the lodge in Jan
uary
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
Matt Garner Arrested.

Matt Garner was arrested at Plattsmouth
yesterday and is now in the city Jail here.
He is suspected Of having assisted William
Cummings in the Trimble holdup last
Thursday night. AS soon as Garner was
arrested at Plattsmouth Captain Allie and
officer Montague went down and secured
the prisoner. Garner is booked as sus
picious character, but it is expected that
complaint charging him with highway rob-
herY will be filed TODAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07

1t is reported in packing house circles
that competition in the expectation OF cattle
is increasing Argentina is growing alfalfa
and is now shipping pasture cattle to Eng
land. 1t is claimed that these cattle are not
as good as American granted stock, but
these shipments tend to affect this market.
Local packers do not notice any difference
in the foreign trade, and probably will not
for some time. officers of the packing COM
panies assert that they have all they can do
now to fill foreign and domestic orders, and
that the advent of Argentina into the market
is not noticed here.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07

Eis wife. dating over a period Of several
months. lie was married TO her in pcs
MoueS, but she soon wcaricd of her
swarthy rpouse and came 10 omaha. lie
followed her here and invoked the aid of
the police in locating her She left him
again and has declared IL her intention OF
remaining away from him permanently.
The husband is madly Jealous OF her ana,
finding all other means OF no avail, had her
arrested, He wept when she was taken to
the station and seemed to be hearthrOkeu
over the whole transaction. The matter
will come up for adjustment later on in
.,plisp
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
THE NEW SOAP.
A Perfect Skin Healer and De-
lightful Refreshing Toilet Article.
NO OTHER LIKE 1T.

The first skin and toilet soap ever manu-
factured by the new process is proving a
revelation to soap users This is not sur
prising when you remember that heretofore
1t has been thought impossible to make
soap of any kind without fats grease oil
and alkali. These ingredients have been
the base Of all soaps from time immemorial,
and have been collected by street scavengers.
or purchased from incinerating plants which
able thing to think Of, but nevertheless
true. To be sure many OF these are nicely
perfumed and no doubt made as pure as
possible; but If the akali is strong enough
TO kill the grease and oil. it destroys and
hardens the skin; If the reverse. the pores
of the skin become clogged and disease fol-
lows, ALL THE MEDICATION in the world
cannot prevent it-what delightful change
then to have a soap free from these ingre-
dents and made from the fragrant. green
leaves of the Tasmanian Blue Gum tree,
these leaves being acknowledged by the
medical profession as the most harmless, as
well as the most powerful germ destroyer
and skin purifier known
a bath with Hyome skin soap is simply
delightful. 1t leaves the skin soft cool
and refreshed. imparting to it the peachlike
bloom of health
1t is guaranteed to cure all diseases of the
skin. Sold by all druggists or sent by
mail, price 25 cents
THE X. Il. BOOTH COMPANY,
Ithaca. N. v.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
Drink old quaker Rye. Soft and mellow
announcements.

The Hotel Topsy Turvy," with Eddie
Foy and his associates h fun, closes a
fairly satisfactory engagement at Boyd's to-
night Tomorrow night the play that all
Omaha is talking about, THE Christian"
opens its engagement, which includes Fri
day night, Saturday matinee and night The
seat sale opened yesterday morning and be-
fore evening the bulk of the seats for the
three performances were sold. The rush
for seats was almost equal to the opening
of the sale for Mansfield in "Cyrano de
Bergerac." While the opening sale was
large patrons may assure themselves that
plenty of good seats may still be obtained
at the box office.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
CIassihcation Committee nt work.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 6.-The western
committee has finished TAX
ing testimony and receiving petitions and
has settled down to strict business That
there will be numerous changes OF cassi-
fication and minimum weights is certain.
The object that it had in increasing the
minimum carload weights, members say. Is
because the increasing capacity of cars de-
mands it and not because the committee
wants to be hard on the shippers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
Discussing WaterworISs.

There was an Informal session Of the
fire and water committee of the city coun-
municipal ownership of waterworks was
discus sed. Those present We're Acting
Mayor Bingham and Councilmen Lobeck,
STUNT and Burmeister and Henry Yates and
City Attorney Connel, The meeting was
not called to order. but there free
for-all discussion. Mr. Yates has long been
ownership. He expressed the belief that at
the present, time Omaha bonds could be
was taken and further meetings will be
hal
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
Excitement About senntor.bip.

There was considerable excitement here
yesterday by the rumor that Mayor Ensor
had been appointed United States senator
to take the place of NJ. l.. Hayward de-
ceased. The fact that the mayor spent yes
terday in Lincoln added color to the rumor.
Inquiry at the mayors office brought forth
the information that his honor had gone to
Lincoln to look after business and political
interests
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07

500 900 head Of sheep have already been Sc
cured and that 100000 acres Of land are held
on options by this syndicate. The syndicate
Is known as the Consolidated Sheep and
Land company, and Bert Reiss OF New York
city Is the organizer. f. c. Waters and Ed
ward J. Morrison Of Billings are reported
to be assisting Mr.. Relss in the organiza
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07

teachers. and the league sends a commune
cation to The Bee describing the Charles
ton auditorium. The building has a large
seating capacity, and is said to be the
finest auditorium in the south. Superin-
teudent Pearse of the omaha schools is
member of the executive committee en-
trusted with the choice. and a decision will
probably be arrived at within a few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
uns Uis Wisc Arrested

Mrs Nettie Mlragli, a comey young
woman, is in custody Of the police matron
her Italian husband Tony Miragl ii
seems that he has had much trouble with
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
Plenty of room In Charleston.

The Young Mems Business league of
Charleston, 8 c., is urging the claims of
that city for the convention of the National
Educational association to be held next
June. The report originated in this city
that Charleston had no hall sufficiently
large to accommodate an assembly of $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use Of coffee. Re-
grocery fG9 stores Rew al eaeS
GRAIN-O, made of pure grains, that takes
the place of coffee The most delicate
stomach receives II without distress, and
but few can tell It from coffee 1t does
not cost over X as much. Children may
drink It with great benefit. l5cts and Is
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07

The Millard is offering special induce
ments in the way of rates TO the young men
of Omaha. You can live better surely, and
possibly as cheap, there this winter, as in
boarding house or fiat. See A. S. Lee,
manager for rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
Consolidating sheep interests.

Live stock growers in Montana assert that
several representatives of an American
English syndicate are securing options on
the hest sheep ranches in the state with
view to consolidating all into one big sheep
raising farm. II is asserted that options on
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07

They stop throat irritation without sicken-
ing effect. Deans mentholated cough drops
are wholesome and effective.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07
Only Two Ways
of Making Soap.

One from the Fresh Green Leaves
of the Tasmanian Blue Gum Tree
All the Rest from Grease, Fats OF
Oils, Combined with an Alkali.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-07

THE X. Il. BOOTH COMPANY,
Ithaca, N. v.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

Centrcv;ilc. Va Sept, 30. Las; We'd
nesday morning Mi Q. r., Cnnnnins.
one Of our prospecting merchants. leii
for Elizaoeth CITY, \ C., whore he was
quietly married to one OF Princess
.NnneS most beautiful girls, Mss Monte
Ward May they have ~ long and
happy life.
We are glad TO see Mr.. VIM. snwyc,
out again lie has been on The sick
list fGr some t.me,
Mr. ". Eliot Wood IS quite sick at
MS home. We hear he is a litte better
to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
Nnwr.,,,r news.
MURDER TRIAl-NEw CHURCH.
ROYAL AI;CANUMIIES.

MURDER TR1AL-NEW CHURCH
ROYAL AI;CANUAllTES.
Ncwpor, Ncws. Va, September 90
VILLAIN O'Boylc accused OF the muir
der o. ntulatto woman and also ct
causing the death OF her unborn chld,
VIII be tTIcd7 Tor HIa crfinI tuesday, Oc7
tphcr iotA. That IS tho da.e set Co.
day by Judge Earhom. Of the corp ata.
ton court, ana thc n.tUgn Us for thu
Comm nWaaih ara tn2 defendant VIII
IL rcauy 10 80 10 trtNi Oh chat day
which IS the second day az the Octub i
term OF court.
Tho revival services mt the Baptist
MisaiGn ia North End for the nast TT.
Gays were fruitful OF much go q, on,
Of the results he.ng thr deiermnat,5r.
of he Bnut'sis IN lhat section 10 or.
gnniHe church at once.
The prosecution OF Tie Nropr etre9s 5
Of houses OF ill-famc las "a u.day net
ted the city something over Si0O, col.
l9cted tNm fines. Thee were w my
two women. white and colored chlrg i
with conducting iinpropc! resorts and
each WAS fined $50 ana COS =.
Ne"poyt Nows 9 unc!l No. il4l, Boya
Arcanum. Will have big tima at Us
rooms next Monday night when . mum
her az rev members win he nitu ed.
The cNUcrl degree team Of 0ccaN Couu-
Gil OF Portsmouth. which Is the lnrees
conncli in the state. VIII come ov5i
Monday evening on special tug.
VIII bring al 81 the special pnral her
MALTA With IT.. The team is made ~,
~ ten mcIubars OF Ocean Cnuu@ii TIL
State Grand Regent, : l.. Eionmbur9
II Richmond ard The state Grand soc
retary. J. . Hlauks of pctcrshurg.
viii b. crc5"nt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

ic-noh-An- Nuns Cloth--a k'n1
OF cnmel's hnir hG.Shed So ee-used
much for skirts AID suits-prlce
SIC a yard
:9-inch Py!Sstlcys world renowned
S.li; Warp Notwithstanding GRADES
Si.15. Sl.50 anG $i.T5 - yard. The
finest fabric On earth for fine
mourning 0vesgcs.
57-!nch---EXtra Fine Atwood Eiack
iIenr cttA--dccn unchanEnF h'ark--
IN pI?cG i5c, yard OF g, IrSu, we
haVc others 1t valious frees, TOO
C-!nch--Bl.ll'ant, Rr!ll'antinc--l fine
shade It Island very dura plc-urcc
&c. Zoe. and zoe yard
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
Pin Gu shions.

O, how beautiful: AT the sight
OF these Pin Cushions merry buy
ers voluntarily ut.ef cXciamaiions
OF delight, They nc fresh and new.
Rich. IL =ht. beaut,:u; Satin Pin
Cushions in al, fancy. delicar,.
ocior..ps with iacr and satin rus-
h.e some arusticai!v painted
VILE great s!ii!.. ranging from $3.50
to $3.50
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

JQ-inch-llcavy Handsome BroGuet"'ie
DrapeTy-Ntry s.lky-b g rich norii
rfVern. Tor curtains and furntsh-
inG purposes where strong and rich
dgaplnS is neededSl.5O.
21-inch--Nolour Drapcry-a velvet ma
tcriai-mad. in the richest OF race
cciOrs. Laurel green and d,egs-or.
vine are TWO OF the ground cui"rs
Emerald Amber. Amararih Car
dinal. Gold aud Fairy Green form
the beautiful dealEns. ASK us for
It,
SG-ire'l-Si;k prapery. In all OF tho
richest and rarest colOrihgs and de-
signs. Can for IL.
4S-inch-R'ch Rerpe Dranory design
OF bright stripes hhrtnontously
blcndedpr!ce soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
Novel Y Cnmbs.

Among the eliltcrine novelties
that adoru our show cases are some
new Puff Combs and Bach; Hair
Combs. Many OF Them are adorned
with gems of various kinds others
plain.
Back Combs. dcck.d With stones. 75c.
pain Combs. lec. ana &c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
Velvet Collars.

The newest neck novelty is a
V4lVei Collar decorated with cut
steel Silver beads, scales ard span,
ees. Bought one yet? We are
showing a shining line.
Black Velvet Collars. with beaded
bows and fancy design. SIC. Span
cleo ores cost more. OF course.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

G 81 e.. nch-I lustrlotis4 Wool Crepon-clrl-
In g. sill :pes. flowing loosely and pto-
uscly * over faS,web ground work,
forms tho pleasing desisn--price
SS;sss ssss 81 90 al gard i5lSisI; ~;
4ssic6TRl CHI SILK and Wool Crcpon--
tsfmtn siins iiow' in waves over ,i;ei
TEN i6Ss ba Asyround---price Sl.75
h srWool Venetian Cloth
u sra COL III twill led faced material you
slSMoWE4notiulartfb for sui, s--Irice 15c.
ISL ii SS8yd e; l3etter grades. too
"a wool Russian SclSe--heav-
& wen ses--soft aid cong
S:s,ssis IN shake and The duSt disbp-
sssSS llcR price Zoe. u yard, We'll
IA; ( til one dollar.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
SUFFOLK rvERrGrMs,rs

mo YOU READ ABOUT ALI. TIN
- accidents which are constantly han.
pgnlrs 10 pcop.c IN al waias OF INK
IN You ever think !hat one OF. them is
able to happen Ia Soutat any time
Jhtn do you know that
he lRIYsltR IpSUHAnrE 0KfAtY
IS the. very best accident company la 3ths
insurance business. and tia,t WOOD.
WARD g. ELAN represent u, AID viii il,
s,na ,i@ ,alk accident insurance. 10 you at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

punjc school No, |, which is compar-
a;yeiy neW building. Principal Merton
Sai1 to-day tic enrolment Is 3S2. which
4: larger by 80 imam That OF even dat.
.1st year. M the teachers have p.tu-
,y ~ rapls. and soue of ,Eem ,Iu
iraUy. Another teacher IS n,eded hut
h-ra Is no vacant room ard tine lot
SUI, biz eu6ugh for an addition.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

ing John o. Thurman, of Norfolk with
beer bottle IN this city ana his pun
lefment nScl a, one year IN the pen-
Tertiary. judge Mullen TOOK the mat
ter under advsement untu Monday
next, when lie VIII render his decision.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
New Ties.

Many admirers are seemingly
charmed al the SIGHT of our new
Combination Collar Ties. They
drink in the beauty with transcen-
den, delight.
White Satin Collar. with n fun cliff
ION boy. covered nrofusc.y in mar
row ribbon and ruffling. S2.S9.
Many more styles and prices.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
store closes promptly at s

aged upon modern methods
Of merchandising by a staff
Of shrewd, energetic, ambi-
lious and widely-eXperi-