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ENORMOUS JANUARY DISBURSEMENTS.

But the difference Is that Mr. Armour has
not been called In to help. as recommended
at that time by a finaucier. Messrs. Nor
gan and Stillman have large resources for
influencing exports and Mr.. Stillmnn, hav-
Ing been n cotton man should know how
to work this plan to advantage. The most
effective means Of increasing exports would
be to get prices down, but that cotton has
gone out freely, even at high prices, Is re-
garded as meaning that European supplies
have been cleaned M and the cotton Is
needed-at any rate is needed on the CON
tinent, whore most Of the larger shipments,
compared with those OF a year ago, nave
gone.
So far as speculation IS concerned, 1t Is
predicted that the coming week VIII prob
ably witness a lull, unless unexpected de
veopments occur. and that the bankers Will
try to keep stocks within a narrow range.
The pools are ready to steam mp when the
situation clears, but meanwhile they are
lying Off and waiting for bright skies.
Keene Is said to have program all mapped
out and the Western operators stu nave
sufficient resources left after The severe
losses of last October 10 make a presentable
showing
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THE BIG ROPING CONTEST
Gardner and McGOnigIe Took Down
The $1,000 Purse.
GOOD WORK, BUT RECORDS uNBROKEN
-Four Men Roped Five Steers Each and
the Kid Pair Had Much the
Better Of Il.

San Angelo Texas, December Gin the
$1,000 roplng contest today the "kld pair"
Joe Gardner and Clay McGonigle, were each
winners, beating the veterans, John Hewitt
and Fred Baker, u % seconds. Each man S
best time was as follows "AGcGonigle, :32
Gardner 1873 20; Baker, IS 80; Hewitt, Al.
Mems totals McGonigle, 2:00 10; Gardner,
2JI 40; Baker, 3:13 30; Hewitt. 3.26 ,.
Each man roped five steers, and the luck
which more or less accompanies each effort
was with McGOnigle and Gardner, but the
record was not lowered.
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ALLEGED IDENTIFICATION

OF the Men Held for the Burlington
Train Robbery.
Lincoln, Neb., December 21-Police Of.
hccrs from Iowa and Omaha today ldcn-
tidod two OF the three suspects held here
for month on the charge Of holding up
the Burlington train last October. one
OF the men, giving the name of Cramcr,
was declared to be James Conroy, who
served several years in the Anamosl, Iowa,
pCnitenuAry for train robbery, and the
other. John Leo, who, the visiting officers
say, has been In both the Nebraska pcni-
Tertiary and the one at Sioux FAILS, $.
D. The third suspect, who says his name
Is Standish, was not Identified.
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ST Louis, Mo, December 27.-OfHcial an.
nnuccmcnts, effective January /, were
made today by the Missouri Pacific rail.
way of the promotion OF W II. Blssland,
clerk OF the passenger department In ST.
Louis. 10 be assistant general ticket agent,
with offices In ST, Louis; IL. D. Wilson,
district passenger agent, with headquarters
at Memphis, to be assistant general pas
seuger agent with Offices at Memphis; J.
u, Paunil assistant passenger and ticket
agent, TO be travelling passenger agent. with
headquarters nj Memphis vice Ellis Farms
worth transferred to Denver.
Mcssrs. Bisslaud. Wilson and pnnnill have
heen IN the service Of the Missouri Pacific
for n number OF years, and have risen
from minor offices to their present posi-.
tioug
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Austin, Texas, December 27.-Charters OF
the following corporations were filed today
in the secretary Of states department:
The Central Congregational Church IF
Dallas; no capital stock Purpose to main
tain house Of worship. The incorporat5rs
are ~. NJ. Powell. George A. Trumhulh
Arthur Green Alex Watson, John u. Wor-
Icy W. y. McCune ana Thomas y. Uolll-
day.
Lone Oak Mercantile Company Of Lone
Oak Hunt county; capital stock $4,000.
PURPOSE to conduct general merchandise
business. The lncurporutors are r. T.. Ft-
ter A. J Nesbitt and 4. q. Van Landing
ham.
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Military Matters.

Austin, Texas, December 27.-Milltary APP
poutmcuts were made today 10y the gov
In the Texas Volunteer Guard
Robert w. Stayton. lieutenant colonel
aud assistant adjutant general of division
STAFF.
Ed w. Giescn to be captain Of Company
II, J.. c. Woods Guard First infantry.
G. q. Elliott TO he major of the Fourth
infantry,
Captuin l.. z. SEEKER, quartcrmastcr OF
the reNas Volunteer Guard, left tonight for
Duilas to make ap official inspection OF
First battery hed artillery of Dallas.
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To :Inht lhe Tobaeeo nus.

Chicago, December 27,-Independent cigar
dealers from all over the country will hold
a convention here January 1S TO discuss
ways and means OF lighting the so-caIled
tobacco trust. The plan Is 60 form Ma
tlonal association. with headquarters In
Chicago.
The convention Is expected TO make n
close combination with the trades unions
In particular the cigar makers and tobacco
workers unions
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LIE RACES.
Wealth Won the Handicap at New Or
leans.

Wealth Won the Handicap at New Or
leans.
New Orleans, La, December 2T.-Buchau-
an took another fan out OF his erstwhnc
employers, Durnwen x Herr, when he land
ed tho oNnard mare, Wealth, a head in
front OF Golden Rule in the New Orleans
handicap, worth Sll9O to the winner Fcd.
eral was a strong favorite, while the Dur
nell ~ Herr pair. Golden Rule and Nitrate
were always at > 10 >. Wealth was backed
from q To TO ( to /. The mare had the
loot Of the line part of the way, but had
10 hustle along at the end With the best
or the start Federal kas never better than
third and but for Van Dusens handling
would hnvc finished outside the money. Nj
incnt.
Athlanta was the only winning fpvcrite
Playlike was run up to $1,000 and sold
70 I'D Ir0tter, Durnel & Herr claimed
ia l.. out Of the second race FOR S10S0, aud
bought Moor at private sale for 5000
weather clear aud cold; track fast.
one mile-Eya Rice, Lord Pepper, Non
tanicc. Time ~ 3-5.
SIX turlongs, selllng-Pl1y,ike, Ed L.,
Andes. Time 1:l3 80.
Mile and sixteenth, handicap Scotch
Plaid, Potente, Honolulu Time 1:tS 35,
New Orleans handicap, seven fditoI gs-
Wealth, Golden Rule, Federal. Time
l;26 Is.
Five and half furlougs- Atnll ira. uar
ry, Pride Of Galore. Time ~
Two miles, selling-Gynsprqy. Brief, Iry
Ing Mayor. Time 1891 Is.
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~. wy" rose Texas December 25.-Tbo en-.
loon men by common consent s,n,.., ', ". sa'
selves closed their places Of bns,na,. ''' '
S ,a,u'uay evening, not opening any more 70
Out out mo 1H mo s9y they are done and win taxa
c ca,' county Whereas, this ,rsS aats m
NO, ~ Is dry now. So far abIdjn, VET
ny, ~ ,av urGakard not fight NOT at',1' y, ny II
peaceful and no opi arrests made everything IS
pecta arc looked forward ~ lev years pos
hopes and renewed emory '' Win brighter
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News Notes.

Austin Texas, December - EX-Shcrih
j. W. Panord Of Collin county was in
Austin today and collected from the comp
trullcr his last account as sherin of that
county,
Hon. JEFF McLcmorc returned to his home
I'm Austin today after n business trip of
ten days to st. Louis.
Miss El,zabet Ncy, the famous sculptrcss.
arrived last night from her trip TO Europe
where she has been to execute two statues
each Of Generals Houston and Austin. one
of which to be placed In the capjtoIs at
Washington and Austin.
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q. A. Thislan Died snddnnlu

Austin, Texas, December 27--Robert l..
Thielau, well known citizen OF Austin,
aged 30 years, dropped dead this afternoon
in the rear OF a barber shop on East sixth
street, An attack Of apoplexy Is said TO
have been the cause Of his sudden death.
He was manager OF cigar store here and
had been at work up to a few minutes be.
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Eleven VILLAGES Are in Rims

ST. Petersburg December 27.-Adv,ces
from Ashtabnd say that In the country
around AdiJnn eleven villages are in ruins.
as "a. result OF the recent earthquake. aud
stroyed The weather Is warmer and lin
work OF rescue and succor Is proTeadtn,,
with better results F.V1VeuII5
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

fore he died, being in apparent good health.
An Inquest was held over the body and the
coroner was Of the opinion that death was
due to an attack Of apoplexy. lie leaves
a widow and one child
He was n member OF several benevolent
organizations and a member OF post +.
Travellers Protective Association, being the
secretary. The funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon.
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sherman, Texas, December 27-cor.-.
' Tnyers today notified County tt,sL'r
s SsS1gtt ihat he had offered ''oIAey
Win i Or the arrest Of James b., reward Of
Coiipsyinen oT rae, Of Joseph wilb6rcnh arged
ago. 0uHe!, several MONTE
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ST. Petersburg, December PA dispatch
from Andiian dated December % saws
during that day there had been n continued
undulating movement and upheavine Of tho
earth, the disturbance Incrensi,c,' '''e
strength towards the evening A. -, ~
at night number Of isolated shocle y yyere
felt ms Nete
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Dance al La Granne.

In Grange Texas, December 2T.--The
young ladies Of this city gave the young
men card party at the Casino last night
About twenty-four couples were present
Light refreshments were served aud ali
agree that the evening was spent very
pleasantly.
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Humbsrts Taken 10 ps,i.

Madrid, December 27.-The Humbort
family, who were arrested hero fl, o,i,
nectlon with the great Paris sofo cra,,5,
were conveyed to the railway stntion this
afternoon for their Journey ia Paris giar1'
ed by French and Spanish dctectives
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At lnaleside.

San francisco, December 27.- Weather
clear; track heavy.
Six rurlongs, selling-Aunt Folly, Saint
~ Calculator. Time 1:1T4.
Thrteen-slxteenths of mile tuyve,
Futurity course, purse Sylvia Talbot,
Claude, Organdie limo l:18.
Mile, selling-The Buffoon, Iiiowsho, Az
minister. Time 144J5
Three-quarters Of mile, seillng-Dr.
Bernays. Illouloun, Gold One. Time 1:1TA.
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comptreIIer,e Renort MAJ.

Austin, Texas, December 2T-The annual
report Of Comptroller r. NJ Love showing
the receipts, disbursements ana other
transactions OF tho comptoller's depart
ment for the fiscal year ending August Si
governor
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Funeral of Dr. ren,nl.

Canterbury, England, December 81 Tho
remains OF Dr. Temple, archbishop Of Can.
teroury' were uttered in the cloisters of
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LoNDoN, December az.--The for
eign office officials say a note from
Secretary Hay, similar to those pre-
scented at Rome and Berlin, has been
presented here. Nothing has yet
been decided regarding the cessa-
ton OF the blockade or the terms
of the arbitration protocol.
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sossssosesoosSooSeosssesSss
cAsrRo's CHRISTMAS.
Enjoyed Himself Despite Troubles
Within and Without.

Especial to The Post)
Caracas. December 21,-With Ger
man. italian and British cruisers pa
trolling his coasts and hlockadins his
ports aud himself and his policy ;he
storm center Of international life.
President Castro set about enjoying
Christmas as only Venezuelan eau.
The season of peace ana good will
at La Victoria was nauguatcd on
Christmas eve in q more than usullly
bright and festive manner. Casting
his cares 30 the wind, the president
entertained his faithful friends ana
followers iu lavish style and me
mirth and fun were fast and furious.
II is true that some OF the more
sober and thoughtful OF me presi-
dental encourage remarked among
themselves that with q foreign Zoe
without aud threatening army or
Insurrectiuuists within tine republic.
such celebration was uutimcl 2,
while others compared the president
10 Nero adding while Rome vas
burning" but. un the whole, ne
rcvel went on we'll and sratiied the
pleasureloying populacC.
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Observation-Disclosures
DEcLlNATioN PRESENTED.
II Is Worded in a Very Adroit
Form.

II Is Worded in Very Adrolt
Form.
ROME, December a7.--Ambassa-
dor Meyer today presented to the
foreign office President Roosevclt's
note on the subject of the Vene-
zuelan arbitration. Inc president
says that, although he is graft
fed at the confidence the powers
have shown in him by choosing
him as arbitrator, he thinks it bet
ter to submit the case to The
Hague tribunal, especially as all the
powers concerned are willing The
president adds that, as there is no
question Of National honor or ceS-
sion Of territory inVoi0cd, after
thorough consideration and in ac-
cord with all powers concerned,
who have shown an honorable spirit
OF mutual consideration, he is glad
TO be informed that they have all
agreed to submit the question to
The Hague tribunal.
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Canterbury cathedral today possF
quies were carried ont as 6lnp.S "a The
BILE. Representatives Of King hu w. were
prince of Wales and Premier 'a wax Dr.
present. The archbishop V,,an n fae
s @FghsIiH simgitaneously meqolrdial, 81
vices for the deceased were l ~ UnteJ
Paui's and other cathedrals ~ 'I'
Kingdom.
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Botanic Blood Balm (B. 8. 81 &
pleasant and safe to take TIorona,,
tested for thirty years ComposaJ' V ~ 6lly
Botanic Ingredients Strengthens ySl i r tiie
nneys,Pnd weak stomachs. cures dy sTe sia'
complete directions 20 with eac6 bdpt Sa'
sample of Il. b b and pamphlet lon vot ~;
by writing Blood Balm CO. AtIanfu1' zee y,
Describe your trouble, and specioI f ~,
medical advice. to suit your case, ala seTs
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Milo and q sixteenth handicap Lord
Badge, The Frettor, Dlderot. Time 800
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IEE!)Il (.i!)|l)|l)
[ OLSON
eone Pains, ltehina, scabby g. :
Diseases- wv

Cancers, Blood TrouI1.
permanently cured by tatfi, flmples, so,s,
BNlm. u destroys the a,, botalic BiooSS
in blood. Il you have SnbSe poison h
l! s6 60n9 Rod 6Pck and joints i ilcS5aln ami Dqs
Risags and B BSgs ho Oh $uos% S SfaSSr
Patches IN Mouth. Soro rs US Skin, Mueon;
copper Colored Spots. ali rn nroat, pimpes
Sd hu any patt Of the body. lIai or Ulcers
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to cure even the worst o1J '"sea
seated cases where doctors most deeb.
e ines and hot springs fai le6PRst caI ncdl.
in Gs makes a eS9 6io55 ana pains reduces Sores
" changing the entire h nd, nfn, complete.
heaithy condition b. r. p"'9 clean.
Rui0 oa5 after reaching the ost nas cured
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0'0 ''''euII'aussIn' Catarrh, Eozema n,
irg Humors, Scrof,is N'h-

Of the Blood. B. b. Il stone 'R 4Sgd condition
splitting. Itching ana tiaiSSt%Slng and
rheumatism. CataTh; heals 'ei diig; cures
ss o5,o hgsgptionS Wateiy Bstalrs Scgbs,
Ibii 9oJ enS SNres 10y giving pure 6ea I'm
nIood Balm Cures Cancers Of all Kiod.
TTg ,,1Iorg Sweninss Eating Sor,s
POISON and dSi Heals c t6s sd r. Ems t6e dnee;
Perlect{ II you have a perslstenfs ' 81 ialcer
take Blood Balm ana they NH VI ralas
DeL-re LleN doyelnn into nnnnnn u.euNpeaI
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THEY ARE CONFIDENT !
Catholic Federation Believes Z. tn
Government VIII Do Better.

Chicago, Aug. 8.-The Catholic Fedora
tion yesterday voted to meet In Atlantic
City in July, 1903:A r. b. Mynahan, Co
lumbus, Ohio, was; chosen president. The
following resolutions were adopted:
We hereby express confidence that the Hon
orable Theodore Roosevelt, president Of the
United States" will perform his duty under
the constitution and laws, and our firm belief
that he will institute a rigid judicial inquiry
into any abuses by subordinate government
officials In our territorial possessions and
promptly rectify such abuses. We are espec-
tally confident that in his dealings with the
serious problems arising in the Philippine
islands, property and personal rights guar
anteed by treaty, laws and constitution will
be faithfully safeguarded and protected.
: Resolved, That we extend to the friars in
tho Philippines our fullest sympathy in this
their hour Of trial; that We appreciate the
value of their services In the cause Of re-
ligion and humanity; that we pledge them
our support as American citizens in uphold
ing the hands Of our government in it's de-
termination to see that they are treated with
that common justice that belongs to all VIII
enjoy the protection Of the American flag.
Resolved, That this federation congratulate
the vatican and the American government on
the position attained In the negotiations re-
garding the questions which have arisen in
the Philippines, and We express our full con-
fdence that these negotiations will be con-
tinued until Just and amicable solution ba
obtained, 70. -. -. 10
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ThesRegal boys sailor suits so differ.
ent 3colorings gs-reasonably worth
$1.50-reduced to 48c.
Boys $1.oO, $125 and. $3.50 Pants, in
worsteds and cheviots, excellent
values, reduced to soc.
Boys All-wool Pants, ordinarily worth
$3.50, now reduced to SL5O.
Strong Knee Pants, made from twill
double twist material; worth 25c;
reduced TO &c. ssj.4sfss \. s = y. s
Boys All l5Wool- Knee Pants, as good as
81 So you ordinarily y buy for 50c,T re-
duced to Csc, a53ss.ss 5
Boys extra quality knee pants, high.
4 3 quality materials, the best make
you .can get, selling price worth to-
49, $1.25, reduced for quick clearance
to 45c.s sss.s.7 - szssii
Boys Corduroy Pants, all sizes, care
fully made and worth IS Marked
down to 45c 90
Boys straw hats for big or little boys,
worth 35c, punched for I5c.
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The Extraordinary
in Shirts.

200 styles of finest light effect
shirts we have ever shown.
Plated or plain bosoms, worth
$1.50 and $l.75, for ST. 90.
The very latest linen crash shirts,
handsomely finished with mar
row tucks in fine percales,
worth $3.50, SI.O0.
SO styles, plated fronts, in stripes
and plain white and Bedford
cords, made by an excellent
maker, worth to $1.O0, at SOC.
Striped crash effect and tan eff
feet vacation shirts, excellently
made and worth $l.0O, at Soc.
The latest, lightest, neatest and
the best outing shirt of the
season now here at 81. so.
Wool and silk shirts, Eagle make,
worth $3.50, for cleanup they
are marked down to SI.75.
Night Shirts at cut prices-Al
sizes, Thigh grade night shirts,
silk embroidered, worth SOC,
Z9c.
$1.5O pink, blue and white super
fine sateen night shirts, reduc-
ed to 85c.
$500 and $3.50 madras paiamas,
the desirable thing, for sI.25.
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= "The Pioneer Limited"

One of the features OF the celebrated
United States band in Its tour through
out the country Is the Pioneer Limited
Marcho-a a. stirring and an attractive
piece of music dedicated BY the leader,
Capt. Phinney, to the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway, ra.
The travelling public also have long
been singing praises of this truly Won
derful train. It runs every day In the
year between the Twin Cities and Chi
cago, and is the famous train of the
world. It's buffet library cars are cozy,
club houses on wheels.
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Underwear

For much less than half
SOC, 75c and $1.oO mercerized
striped shirts and drawers,
taped and splendidly made, re-
duced to choice CSC.
$1.50 jersey underwear, excep-
tionally fine garments, perfect
fitting, jersey ribbed; for quick
clearance, reduced to SI.0O.
Usual Csc grade of blue and ecru
underwear for men, silk striped,
all sizes. Quick clearance, re-
duced to l5c.
Medium weight all wool under
wear, natural colors, reduced
to z5c.
Merino and silk underwear, as
fine garment as is made and
worth $500, reduced to $I.25.
SOC Pepperal Drawers, elastic
sides, ribbed bottoms, 55c.
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Timely and Phenomenal
Hat Bargains.

Bargains in stiff hats-in black
or colors-worth up to $3.50
for quick clearance, Csc.
Bargains in soft hats-in Fe-
doras, Graceos and Yacht
shapes-Worth to $500, forz5c.
All our $2.4O, $500 and $3.50
straw hats marked to Csc.
All our $1.5O, ST and 75c straw
hats marked down to 4Sc.
All our duck and, crash hats and
the imitation Panama hats,
worth 81, for 25c
Ali our duck caps at choice, Sc
Wea are showing some Of the new
arrivals in novelty hats for fall.
The best styles at choice, So.
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The vast clearance of 0menfuous Importance

10 smart shoppers.
Boys bike stockings for small or big
boys in silk mixtures and woolen.
We still have probably 200 pairs to
be closed out for IOc.
Boys bathing trunks at SC.
Boys French web, high grade, sliding
buckle suspenders, worth 5Oc, Csc.
Boys elastic web suspenders at SC.
Boys golf shirts, in black and white:
blue and white, in all the new col
ors, in madras and cheviots, worth
to $1.00, at 48c
Little Juvenile Shirts, made just like
mems shirts, for little fellows, 55c.
Boys Outing Shirts, with extra cuffs,
10 different styles; worth Soc, at
choice for z5c.
Boys extra heavy Long Stockings, in
black or brown, that sell for zoe, to
be cleared up for IOc.
Boys French Balbriggan Underwear,
excellent quality the best we have
ever sold at ST, to be closed at 48c.
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To. s1ouxs city and Omaha.

M The finest trains both by day and night
throughout the entire year run via the
Omaha road. Parlor and Observation
Cafe cars on day trains. Buffet Library
cars on night trains with Sleepers from
Twin Cities to Redfeld, Sioux Falls, Sioux
City, Omaha and Kansas City These
trains also leave from Union Depots In
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Omaha.
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Sox at Il and B price.

The" highest grade Isle thread
Sea Island cotton, lace effects
and silk embroidered, perfectly
seamless French hosiery that
are worth to ST., at, choice, Csc.
Odds and ends of 15c, 18c and zoe
,Sox, in nobby colors, especially
appropriate for low shoes, at
choice for. 7c.
Double heel and toe, black and
tan Sox, worth 121ac, at choice
for, &c.
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New Ticket ONCE.

The corner room in Pillsbury building,
Nioollet and Sixth street, is now occupied
by the Omaha Railway Company and is
the most handsomely furnished ticket
Office in the country. The entire fur
nishings are by Minneapolis firms and
the Office is we'll worth a visit. Even the
Sun Bonnet Baby fans given away at this
Office are designed by d Minneapolis
young lady. 4.
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.Handkerchiefs

Handsome silk handkerchiefs,
the best offer. we ever made,
sold regularly at $1.00, hem
. stitched and colored borders,
rich, elegant, reduced to Soc
SOC handkerchiefs with script in
itial hemstitched, at z5c.
French Isle handkerchiefs, hand
some colorings, hemstitched,
at z5c
Colored bordered handkerchiefs,
worth 15c, at Sc.
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3 Lawyers, Doctors. Dentists and all
business men should advertise. II the
demand will warrant a distinct classifca-
tion for each Of the above, the Journal
will accommodate you. Telephone for
rates. i
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journal want Ads

Are sure to bring. returns il given q fair
trial. Use them. Read them. Success
is bound to be yours.
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a ..Good -Opportunity.

Presents itself but once in life time.
Yours may be on the Journal want page
to-day.