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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-25
THIRTY DROWN IN DANUBE.

Steamer Crowded With Workmen
Goes Down.
Vienna, Nov. 21.-A Danube steamer
crowded with workmen sank off Orso-
va, frontier town in Servia yester-
day evening. Thirty persons were
drowned, only five We're rescued.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-NEW MOUNTED
LcnoX well-drill machine and tools a
bargain: Address G. A. Henry NJ. d.,
Competing, Iowa
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FOR SAI.E-a20 ACRES SEVEN MILES,
south of Regina. the capital of Assini-
.boiu. and two miles from German settle
ment Of 200 inhabitants. VIII sell one
quarter. A good Investment. Easy pay
ments. V. II. Crane, Wahpeton, \. ID.
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NO REVISION.
President Roosevelt confers With
Leaders on Policies.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 21.-(Spe-
cial President Roosevelt returned
to Washington this morning and held
a conference with his cabinet and
leaders concerning the matter of tariff
revision and the ACCESSIBILITY of calling
an extra session of congress. 1t is ru.
mored here on good authority that an
extra session is not likely to be held
1t is believed that the President will
aot recommend immediate attention
10 the matter of revision unless an as
sured majority in congress is found to
be in favor of it. 1t seems to be his
opinion that failure to carry out the
plan would do more harm than should
there be no action
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FOR SALE.

10 acres, three miles from Ottumwa.
sec bottom land. good improvements,
$50 per acre
40 acres two miles from Dudley, good
six room house orchard. and other i'm
provements, good soil, land lies mostly lev
ell. S35 per acre.
100 acres, four miles west of Ottumwa.
well improved, land from level to slightly
rolling ind Price $sS per acre.
from Centerville, three very large barns,
nine room house, windmill, scales. and
other improvements, land could not be
better. $50 per acre.
We have large list of Missouri farms for
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Harry Bingham, twelve year old
boy who resided near Shenandoah,
was accidentally killed while hunting
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IOWA CHAMPION WINS.

Eddie Crok Knocks Out Ray ZeigIer
in Tenth Round.
Great Falls, Mont, Nov. Fiddle
Crok, the champion of Iowa, knocked
out Ray Zeigler. who claims the cham
pionship of Washington, in the tenth
round
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S15; 2S6 acres. Kane county, S77.5O: 100
acres. Kane county. $50. o. A. Holccmb,
Aurora. ILL.,
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TheWant Columns for Results
Isc Per Word Each Insertion.
LEGAL.
Estray Notice.
Railroad Time Tables
TRAINS LEAVING UNION DEPOT
w. s. Parker, Ticket Agent.
BURLINGTON ROUTE. c., B. & @. 4. n.
Going East, Depar ri

oOhLlNH1OES ItOU IL. u, u. q u IL. IL,
Going East. Depart
No. 24a-Fast mail. ., 1:16 a. n.
No. l2b-Chicago, Peoria, St Louis,
Dubuque s Quincy $780,. 2:1o a. m.
16a-Chicago .:......... $50 a. IN.
02b--Local Freight ......,... GAO a. m.
lob Peoria, Dubuque & Quincy 1901 D. m.
6a-ChIcnge Limited $500. 80 b. M
4a-Chicago. st. LOUISE Quincy T:20 p. m.
Sa-Fast mail .............. 8:37 D. m.
2a-Chicago, Peoria & Rockford. AS p. M.
Going West.
Nebraska -. ............ 1:1o a. m.
15a--East nail .............. 2:44 a. m.
91b-Local Freight .::........ $50 a. m.
3a-Omaha, Kansas City. Den.
yer, Hot Springs. Deadwoou.
Or-en, Portland Call
fornia -. ...... .......... sos a. m.
7a-Fast mail ....,......... 1852 q. n.
13a--Limited ...... .......... S:2S p. m.
11a--Chicago to .Ottumwn. 1886 p. III.
la-Denver e. Omaha e. .11:35 o. m.
ID Arrive.
9b-Peorla to Creston. ....... 1 40 p. m
a. Daily: b, except Sunday, Nos. Z. s. 10
and "a do not cnrry passengers
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FOR SALE-CHOICE POLAND CHINA
hogs, either sex, 123 to select from
James Shields.
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Low Rate Excursions for Homes eekers
On the first and third Tuesdays of
November, Decembei and January,
February, March and April, 1909, the
Iowa Central railway will sell excur.
sior tickets for homeseekers to points
ln tbs uo. southwest south and
southeast at TIE l0a rata IL otis faIo
plus 81 for round trip, limited q days
from date OF sale For full particulars
inquire of any Iowa Central ticket
agent or address A. b. Cults, G.. p. &
T. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
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GOOD FARMS. ANY SIZE. IMPROVED
and unimprovcd in the land where corn
is king: four Timber Creek valley section
farms All deep black soil, no sand The
Nebraska we sell on easy terms. 81 900
TO $1,000 per quarter. balance long time,
) per cent interest; buy a home now be-
1920 acre ranch for sale; drop us Il pos
tai for circulars ana full information
McKillip Il Swallow, Cedar Rapids, Neb.
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FOR SALE-MISSoURI PRAIRIE FARMS
$50 TO $50 per acre: equal Iowa, Illinois,
lands at $50 to S1C0. Conway Bros, War
renshurg, Mo.
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CARRIE is ELECTED.
Denounces Ladies' Dresses and Scores
Manager at Horse Show.

New York, Nov. 21-Carrie Nation
was at the horse show last night and
created sensation by denouncing the
dresses of the ladies present and later
scoring the manager of the cafe for
selling liquor. She was elected from
the building.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR STOCK OF
merchandise. $40 acres, miles from
Rich Hill. Mo-. and four miles from Eos
ter; Il good stock or grain farm: none
but good, up-to-date goors accepted in eN-
change; we have the largest list of farms
for sale in Bates or Vernon counties. Mo-:
write for our Real Estate Record. Prov
ell & Cook Rich Hill, Mo.
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Norton & Smith,
Ottntnwa, Iowa.
MISSOURI LAMps

We have u large list Of choice prairie
and Audr1an countries, with. nne growing
crops that cannot be surpassed by any
state IN the Union. These lands range in
Ro rsss ana I'm You viii WHILE st 70
no mistake In COMING to SET US and buylps
these lands. For further particulars come
= WINTERS TUCKER, Perry, No
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Bentonsport.


Bentonsport. Nov. 24.-Mrs. George
iting in De- Moines.
David Twombly and wife returned
to Austin, Mimi, Friday after a short
visit with relatives here.
Frank Mason is preparing to put up
a new warehouse near the roller mill.
H. B. Edmondson has hired VIM.
Duncan of Birmingham to work on his
farm this winter.
Harry Marriott took some fine scenic
photos off the Devils Backbone" Sat
urday.
Ed. Collidge of Bonaparte, visited
friends here last week.
Mae Heath visited the past week
with Lucy Jackson.
Miss Fanny Sedwick is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Chas. Murphy was seriously i'll
last week but is slowly improving.
Dr.. Schee visited friends in Croton,
one day last week.
Rev. Butler, the M. E. minister, met
with a painful accident last Tuesday
while chopping some wood, his axe
glanced and cut his foot, so that he
hoW SelS tliounu VIII inc assistance OIL
pair of crutches.
Miss Ora Knapp of ST. Louis, is
making an extended visit at the But
Ter home
social party was given at the Geo.
Davis home southeast of town Satur-
day evening, and all the young people
present report very pleasant evening,
with the usual games.
VIM. Greenwalt has been prevented
from working the past week, by very
painful boil on his hand
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bragg entertained
a few friends Saturday evenin.
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Cannon Unchanged.

1t is stated that Congressman Can
non still holds the same views con-
corning revision as he held prior to
the election. He then said that he
thought there could be no revision
during the next session of congress.
Though it is his opinion that the
schedules are not sacred he believes
that tariff agitation is sure to disturb
business and should not be undertake
en- unles there should already be a
period of business depression.
H. ]. Mahin.
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CAR KILLS VOLCANO REFUGEE
Child Escapes Guatemala Eruption to
Be Run over by Trolley.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 81. GEAl..
bert .gard&ell, ssyears cid, one OF the
Ave Guatemala volcano refugees, who
arrived here yesterday, was run over
and killed by an elsctrie car
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Bonaparte.

~ n
Bonaparte, Nov. z4.-The funeral of
Chas. Pender was held Sunday after
noon at his late home, conducted by
Rev. Ayrault, of the Baptist church.
Miss Jennie Brady, of Keosauqua,
was a visitor in the city Sunday, the
guest of Miss Georgia Humphreys.
A number of young people at
tended the football game at Farming
ton Sunday.
Phil Best and wife, of Lincoln, Neb.,
are visiting in the city with relatives.
VIM. Best and family visited in
Donnellson Sunday
]. Hall Whiteley, of Des Moines,
was in the city last week.
Bert Smith returned to Keokuk Sat
urday evening
j. G. Whiteley and wife are in Chi
cago.
large number from here expect
to attend the football game at keo-
sauqua Thursday.
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CHICAGO. Eft. MADISON & DIES MONIES
Arrive. Depart.
TT. Madison accomo. 500 p. m. TAO a. m.
Trains run daily except Sunday.
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FOR .sAI.E-LANDS IN BON HoMME
county. South Dakota. the southeastern
part of state. where crops grow and ma
lure MS they do in central Iowa. Improv-
ed farms from $3.50 to $40 per acre.
Write for particulars. G. A. Dennis,
Springfield S. D.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC

z d1SoOOs 1sOO1N fkJ1If1tS10 W !.
GolEg Enst. Depart.
No. 2o6-Des Moines to keokuk. 1910 q. m.
204-Des .Moines to Eldon.. 1896 p. m.
202-Des Moines to Keokuk. -. 1929 b. N.
234-Freight Ottnmwa to Eldon $40 p. m.
Going West.
2O3-Eldon to Des Moincs. -. 1885 a. N.
201-Keokuk to Des Moines. 1905 o. N.
233-Frt. Eldon to Des Moines 8:15 q. 10.
231-Frt daily Eldon to Monroe sos p. IN.
205-Keokuk to Des M6incs. !. 7:05 p. M.
Unless otherwise specified. all trains are
daily except Sunday
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JAEGER & TORRNLLE. 80 BANK OF
Commerce Building. Minneapolis. MINI.
Bargain in good land near Minneapolis.
Look this up Immediately: it's worth
your while! 100 acres of good soil. clay
snbsoil, 3A miles due south of Minneapo-
lis city limits. in town OF Bloomingtoi:
fenced: good roads on two sides: rs acres
bed: balance 'iJa mostly oak timber. The
land has been pnstu.ed by sheep for sew
eral years. ana will make an elegant
dairy farm. Over $1,000 worth of wood
on the stump and about 100 cords grub
bed on the ground. We want an inine-
date offer OH this land. and can give !:
good deal TO the right party.
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FOR SALE--KANSAS FARMS IN EAST
ern counties. Send for list. j. C. Ruth,
Colony, Kansas.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE GOOD
ranch land in Wichita county. Kansas.
Free OF icumbrance. Address T. Il.
Grimes, state treasurer, Topeka. Kansas.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-F1RST CLASS
{ feed mill, only mill in town of 5000 In
! habitants, doing good business. will trade
for Il shoe store. Reason for selling, own
er has lung trouble. Address E., Courier,
< Ottumwa. Iowa.
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Few dogs away from home carry
their heads high.
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LAND.-.THE CHOICEST IN OTTER TAIL
and surrounding counties. Wild and Inn
proved Call or address A. w. Allen,
Z Hennins, MINI.
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FOR SALE.

NEW COUNTRY UPENING-CITY PROF
erty tand farms to sell and lease. Booklet
describing country and conditions for
zoe coin Claremore Realty Co, Clare
more, /. r.
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FOR sALE-A GOOD HOME IN CALL
fornia 100 acres, house, barn, orchard,
fine water, $50 bend of hogs, all for 81 800.
Don't miss this j. w. Woodrum, Hook
CT, Tcholna county. California.
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A. Alexander. well known banker
of jewell, is dead.
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FOR SALE-STOCK OF GENERAL
hardware, all nearly new, in a good town.
good reason for selling, good opening for
Gunhus, Rake, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP, FIFTEEN ROOM
house with bath. water, etc. One block
east Grand opera house, 505 East Main.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-25

THE SILK LAND COMPANY HAS 10
farms in Lincoln. Mo-, for sale. ranging
in price from $3.50 to $50 per acre: farms
in size from CD to 391 acres. For further
information address Silk Land Company,
Silk, Lincoln county, Mo.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-SMALL FARM, y MILE
east of city. Renter to take possession
ut once. MRS. NJ. Winter.
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POULTRY. STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS
Also. city property. live town. 80 mles
ut once. Cook, Daniels X Morris, Green
vile, Ill.
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FARMS FOR SALE 20 TO 30 MILES
from Kansas City, in Jackson county, Mis-
souri,; $50 miles macadam road 100.
acres, 500 acres, 400 acres, 200 acres, 240
acres, 2U0 acres, 100 acres, lG0 acres. 30
acres, $50 acres. Good smooth land on
or near macadam road. Address NJ. NJ.
Dreaming, Lees Summit. Missouri
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FOR SALE-MORE IS OR % CENT
meals at 1873 West Main and 326 East
Main. ". Clark. Prop.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
RETAIL GRoCERS' ASSOCIATION
Harry Mitchell Advanced to Presi-
dency and Secretary Fischer
REFLECTED.

New officers were elected and consider
able other business was transacted at the
annual meeting of the Omaha Retail Gro
GERS association in the Commercial club
rooms Thursday night.
Harry Mitchell, who has served for the
last year as vice president, was promoted
to the presidency. A.. Clark was elected
vice president, A. Peterson treasurer and
II. Fischer was reelected secretary. The
new board OF directors is composed Of
George F. Munro, Robert Smith, p. l.. Por-
ter, Joe Barta, b. J. Jordan and ID. Gross.
A vote Of hanks was given the retiring
president, George r. Munro, on the success
of his work with the association during the
two years he has been at its head. A vote
of thanks was also rendered Secretary
Fischer for the able and correct manner in
which he had performed all the duties OF
his Office, special mention being made OF
the manner in which he conducted the big
picnic last summer
The auditing committee reported all books
and accounts correct. The reports sub
mitted were very satisfactory, showing the
association to be In hrst-class shape. There
is 31,l77.O2 in the treasury and more money
in sight IL needed.
Henry Mccoy, a member OF the state leg
~islature, who took a prominent part during
the session in Omaha legislation, wa
elected a member of the association.
Oficer ]. II. Russell, who has been thu
ofhcial ruler OF the market place for a mum
Der of years, was presented with a golt
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
PROGRAM FOR FIRST SESSION
Arrangements for Welcoming Delegates to
Christian Church Convention.
ALL THE SOCIETIES WILL PARTICIPATE
Judge S~IRbauEh VIII speak for GEN
erRI Committee, Judge HoIcOmb
for state and Mayor
MOOres for city.

The program for the reception session of
the Christian convention next Thursday
evening has been arranged. The reception
Will be held at the Coliseum, beginning at
1880 o'clock, and will be participated in by
all of the missionary organizations. Tho
first address will be delivered by Judge w.
w. Slabaugh, who will speak on behalf Of
the general committee. He will be followed
by Judge Silas A. Holcomb, who will well
come the delegates to the state. Mayor
Frank f. Moores will then deliver the ID
dress Of welcome on behalf of the citizens
of Omaha and Mrs. Jennie r. Burns, presi-
dent of the Tri-City Federation of the
Christian Women's Board Of Missions, VIII
give an expression Of the welcome given
by the societies in that federation.
The first address on behalf Of the visitors
will be made by Harvey o.. Breeder of Des
Moines, president of the convention. He
will be followed by F. NJ. Raines OF Cinein-
natl, corresponding secretary Of the For
eign Christian Missionary society. The se-
dresses on behalf of the visiting delegations
will be closed by Mrs, Nancy F. Atkinson
Of Wabash, Ind, vice president OF the
Christian Women's Board Of Missions.
The first Of the Pacific coast delegation
to the Christian church convention arrived
SSoNNANos IL ~ PNASoh Va hpN - r.
Ghormley Of Portland, Ore. Mr.. Ghormley
comes to lay plans for securing the con-
yention of 1903 for Portland, and in this he
will be opposed by the California delega-
lions, which has set its hope on getting the
convention In 1906 for San Francisco, and IL
is realized that the convention will not e
to the Pacific coast twice within two years
Mr.. Ghormley says that the Oregon dele
cation to the convention will be large
larger, perhaps, than any delegation tn
state has ever had at a national convention
Among the leaders will be Rev. w. NJ. +
Cowden, the state evangelist; Rev. AlbioI
Essen Of Portland and e. C. Sanderson
dean Of the Theological college at Eugenis
These men will arrive early next week an
probably will open Oregon headquarter
early, so as to interest outside delegation
in the claims Of that state for the mex
convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
HOME SEEKERS LOW RATES
Some Omaha Lines VIII Participate
in Western Passenger Assoc
citation Cuts.

The precipitation Of a low-rate carnival
for western homeseekers by the Western
Passenger association will be participated
in by all the Omaha lines which have been
patronizing this source OF revenue. The
Union Pacific, which had representatives at
the Chicago meeting, has decided to extend
the one-fare rate plus So for the round trip
to all Nebraska points 100 miles or more
from Omaha; to Colorado points a sufficient
distance from Denver and Colorado Springs
to afford protection to those two cities
against encroachment upon their territory;
to all points in Wyoming and to Pocatello,
Idaho. These rates have not yet actually
been made, but they were proposed by the
Union Pacific representatives to the West
ern Passenger association and in turn to
the general passenger officials OF the road
and have been confirmed by the latter, so
that they are practically insured.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
HAS EYE TO CITY TREASURY
J. J.. O'COnnOF Looks for salary as
Police Commissioner for
Three Years.

]. j. O'Connor said yesterday that he
would probably go 10 Lincoln in a day or
to examine the papers in the case Of
the Omaha Fire and Police Commission
case for the purpose OF determining whether
he and DR.. ]. II. Peabody should take ac-
tive measures TO secure positions on the
board. He said;
so far as the law Is concerned, at the
present time there is no doubt that both
Or. Peabody and l are entitled TO seats on
the board. The members who have been
appointed to succeed us hold under the law
by which we were appointed. My term
expires in April and | suppose the case
could be tied up until that time, so that l
could not exercise the duties Of the once,
but there u no way l can be kept out Of
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
MOTHER DIES FROM GRIEF
suecambs to Constant sorrow over
Death of Her Son, Cap
tain Lee FOrbY.

Grief over the death of her son, Captain
Lee Forby. resulted Thursday afternoon at
1 O'Clock In the death Of Mrs. Sarah L..
Forby at the family home. l406 Douglas
street. The funeral will be held Sunday at
2 p. m. from Myrtle hall. Rev, Mr.. Mackay
will conduct the services. Members OF
Thurston Rifles will meet at the armory,
1910 Harvey street. and attend in a body.
When Captain Forby OF the Thurston
Rifles was killed in the Philippines, March
Is, 1893, the blow was such a shock to his
mother. then 6s years old. that she never
recovered. and since then has been growing
steadily weaker In strength and losing in
terest in temporal Affairs, though she did
not cease entirely her active work for the
welfare Of the company. She is survived
by her husband. C. II. Forby, and a wild
owed daughter. Mrs. Coy. who was making
her nome with her parents at the time OF
her mothers death.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Grand Millinery Sale

The grandest variety Of exquisite fall
and winter millinery ever shown. Charm
ing and stylish productions from the lead
ing Paris, Berlin and London milliners,
with hundreds of exclusive and swell hats
from eastern fashion c~enters, make a
grand showing OF the new fashions that
will please every woman of taste.
Special sale Saturday on the very popu-
lar street hats, in all the chic and stylish
fashions at big cuts in prices.
Attend the sale of pompoms, ostrich
plumes. birds and fashionable trimmings
of all kinds.
Superb showing of elegant pattern hats.
direct importations, representing the most
beautiful and attractive creations shown
this season.
Saturday is children's day in this de-
paTtment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

Ladies fine silk and wool vests and
pants. in extra fine quality and weight,
worth $500, at fi.eS per garment.
Children's hne Jersey-rfbbed vests. pants
and drawers, in the Harvard mills make.
extra quality and finish, in all sizes. at
25c each.
Children's extra heavy heece-lined pants,
vests and drawers, in all sizes. at Csc each.
Children's cotton heece-lined combination
suits, in all sizes, at soc.
Mems $500 and $500 Atwood aud silk
aud wool shirts and drawers. in some OF
the best makes; all on sale at S1.75.
Mons $500 all-wool shirts and drawers,
in natural gray and c%olors, on sale at
s1.25.
Mems $3.50 all-wool and silk fleece
lined shirts and drawers, in plain and Jer-
sey-ribbed, on sale at sec.
Mems extra heavy wool, neece-lined
shirts and drawers, in blue and pink. also
wool. in natural gray and %colors. worth
$500, on sale at SIC.
Mems 900 extra heavy wool. fleece
lined shirts and drawers, in %colors, on
sale at 4Eo.
Mems S1.0O colored Numbered shirts.
with separate collars and Guns. in all the
newest colors, on sale at 49c.
Mems $3.50 and $500 colored laundered
shirts, with separate cuffs. in all the newest
styles, on sale at 800.
I Mems wool sweaters. in all colors. the
largest line Of mems and boys sweaters IN
Omaha. on sale at $l.0O and up.
Mems blue and colored flannel shirts al
31.00 and $3.50.
l lot Of mems wool and cotton socks
worth up to Csc, on sale at Ioc.
Boys colored laundered shirts. with sen.
arate collars, at ACC.