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The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-03
NOTICE OF ESTRAY.

kigore. Idaho, Nov. GOTH 1903.
Notice is hereby given, that there came to
my ranch at Kilgore, Fremont Co., on or about
Oct, 2Uth. 1903. the following described animal:
ONe bay mare about seven-years- old eight
about twelve hundred pounds, Norman stock.
branded ssaon left shoulder. and ssE on right
jaw, and q on neck on right side
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges, and take the said property away.
Ii not claimed within forty days from the date
OF filing this notice. the said animal will be sold
according to law. CHARLES kEISON,
Filed Nov, Goth. 1903.
VICTOR HEGsrED, Auditor.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01

meht more than a month ago was advised
unofhciaiiy q what would happen.
The nrst installment Of the indemnity,
which was due July / last. was likewise
paid on a silver basis, the nations receiving
the money reserving the right to reclaim
the difference between the silver and gold
basis. Therefore tomorrow the department
will have placed 20 It's credit S4s6, 0ss, for it
has decided without hesitation TO accept
the payment on the basis proposed.
Some idea Of the extra charge that would
be imposed on China did Il yield TO the
almost general demand q the powers for
the payment OF these demands on a gold
basis may be gathered from the fact that
whereas tho Chinese tAel, which was the
basis OF tho calculation Of the indebted
ness. was worth "a cents at the time the
agreement was signed In Pekin, Il Is now
worth only 81 cents.
The impression prevails here among per-
sons who have taken part in these settle
ments that the indemnities demanded BY the
lowers are far beyond China's ability. II
may for a year or two borrow enough
money from various International sources
TO pay the installments falling due every
six months. but in a short time the powers
will have 60 come to a readiustment OF
the whole Indebtedness, either by submit
ting the case to arbitration at The Hague,
which China ardentiy desires. or by a mu-
tual agreement between the creditor ma
lions.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
BIG RECORD OF INSURANCE
New FORK Life shows over Three
Hundred Millions of New BUSH
ness in 1902.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31-(Special Tele-
gram.)-It will be shown by the returns Of
the various banking and trust companies
that 1902 has been as profitable as 1901.
III western institutions report greater
progress than in the previous year and the
several commercial agencies in the United
States and Canada make gratifying state
ments as to the general business OF the
country. The fire insurance companies will
show better results this year than last.
Among the life insurance companies the
phenomenal business and gains OF the New
York Life Insurance company are unprece-
denied. President Mccall OF that company
has ofacially announced that the new paid
for business OF the year win exceed $780,
900, 900 and the total business in force will
be over 81, 500. 900, 900. a gain OF $3.50. OO0. 900
over 1901. II is believed In banking circles
here that congress at its present session
will take up very seriously the recent
recommendations Of the secretary Of the
treasury on financial conditions and impor-
tant legislation along the lines Of the plans
presented by President Roosevelt IN his
message VIII follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01

proved these recommendations Of the finance
committee.
Whenever $50, 900, 900 and less than $780,
O00. 900 Is earned during 1908, / per cent
shall be set aside; whenever $50, 600, 900
and less than 500. 0O0, 600 is earned during
1908, IL per cent shall be set aside; when
ever 500. 900, 900 and less than t11O, 600, 900 is
earned during 1908. 1.4.per cent shall be set
aside; whenever $4,000. 900 and less than
$3.50. 900. 900 Is earned during 1909, lie per
cent shall be set aside: whenever $120, O00,-
900 and less than $3.50, 900 900 is earned dur
ing 1903, is per cent shall be set aside;
whenever $3.50. OO0, 900 and less than a14O.-
900, 900 is earned during 1909 2 per cent
shall be set aside; whenever $40. 600. 900 and
less than $3.50, 900. 900 is earned during 1908
~ per cent shall be set aside; whenever
$3.50, 900. 900 and less than $3.50, 900, 900 Is
set aside.
The question Of what constitutes profits
Is to be determined entirely by the finance
COMMITTEES. II "a stated, which will have 10
interest in the pront-sharing plan. II $780,
900. 900 is earned in the coming year, $500, 900
will be set aside, ons-hslf TO be distributed
in cash quarterly. the other half to be
reserved until the end Of the year, invested
In the stock; the stock thus purchased to
be divided one-half to employees entitled
thereto and the other half to remain with
the treasurer OF the corporation. Each
shareholder is to receive a certificate for
his interest containing these provisions:
mOun to he Set Aside.
First. that n he remains continuously in
the service OF the corporation, or Of one OF
another OF its subsidiary companies, for hve
years. the stock shall be delivered to him
and he may do al be likes with II.
Second, that II he dies or becomes totally
or permanently disabled while 10 the en-
pioy OF the corporation. or Of one or more
Of its subsidiary companies, the stock vii
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
STOCK TO EMPLOYEES
United States Steel Corporation Issues q
Novel Circular.
WILL MAKE WoRKINGMEN PARTNERS
Scope and Purpose of Policy, Sue
cinetIy Outlined, by which d.
vision OF PrOnts is 20 he Added
90 Salaries of the Men.

NEW YORK, Dec. Sl.-In a double cireu-
lar. one to the stockholders and the other
to the officers and employees, the United
States Steel corporation announces its in
tention to inaugurRte a system whereby the
humblest workman on its rolls may, II he
desires. become a permanent stakeholder
and share in the profits Of the corporation.
The scheme is the result Of months Of prep
aration by the finance committee Of the
corporation, and the circulars are signed
by George w. Perkins, chairman. The plan
is said to have originated with Mr.. Perkins.
The circular to the stockholders points
out the apparent advantage Of the plan,
which Was devised with equal fairness to
every man, from the president OF the steel
corporation himself to the man with pick
and shovel. working for one Of the subsid-
larry companies"
The circular goes on to say that at this
time there are about IS. 900 stockholders.
who It is believed would feel q greater
sense OF security in the corporations earn
ing power II they knew that ofhcers and
managers generally we're willing To enter
into q contract by which part Of their com
pensAtion for services rendered shall be
paid only sneL the realization Of $50. Ooe. Ood
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
Dress Innings "
A few odds and ends in our

be delivered to HIS estate or to him.
Third, that he can draw the. dividends
declared on the stock while 1t is held for
his account and he remains in the employ
Of the corporation, or OF one or another OF
it's subsidiary companies; but that II with
out previous consent voluntarily he shall
have quilted the service OF the corporation.
OF Of its subsidiary companies, he shall for
felt all right TO this stock. and In such case
1t will be held in a fund whichyat The end
Of nve years will be divided amOpg such
employees as shall have compiled with all
the conditions. T ftF
Thus, rs per cent OF all the money set
aside in this profit sharing plan will be
held for fve years and will be given 70 such
only as AT the end Of that period shall be
in the employ OF the corporation. OF OF one
or another Of its subsidiary companies.
from and since January 1. 1903.
High ohieials Of the steel corporation de-
clined today TO discuss the reported APP
preaching retirement Of Presidg1 schwab.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
Ia Our fiannsl Dept.

Notice the reductions on all
of our silk embroidered flannel
waist patterns. Come early.
These prices will make them go
quick.
All our 800 waist patterns now at s1.97
and s2.9s each.
All our $500 waist patterns now at s2.s7
and s2.9S each.
All our $500 waist patterns now at $1.O7
and $2.49 each.
All our $3.50 waist patterns now at s1.4s
each.
A lot Of our 75c and S5c imported French
hannels in this sale at 25c per yard.
All of our choicest s1.OO. s1.1O and &1.25
d.. elk embroidered waist hannels in
this sale at 5sc per yard. .r'e
All the choicest Of our 75c and s5c i'm
ported French fannel In this sale at
59c per yard,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01

mentary to the visiting teachers. A watch
meeting was held afterward and until mid
night addresses were made by the leading
educators of the state. This afternoon at
the general meeting of the association ad-
dresses were delivered by DR.. Graham of
this city and ]. R. Davis Of Sturgis. The
committee on resolutions presented its re-
port and It was adopted. The meeting has
been one of great success and the attend
ance has been much larger than the
weather OF the previous week warranted.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
HYMENEAL.
stOrch-Kirk.

FULLERTON, Neb5 Dec. 3l.-(sDeeiai)
A the Methodist Episcopal church in
this city at 7 o'clock last evening in TN
presence Of a large number OF friends and
relatives. occurred the marriage OF Thomas
storch and Miss Iva Grace Eirk, Rev. ..
NJ. Boutwell, officiating. The brlde wa At.
tended by her cousin. Miss Ella Kirk. OF
Bonds. Ind. and Arthur storeh. a brotherI
OF the groom. acted as -Thd
ushers we're James Kirk and ca
The groom Is a prominent
OF Nance county and the
youngest daughter OF J.. A.
furniture dealer Of this cq
marriage ceremony the coup
drove TO the home OF the
they will at once eoT;Asnee
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
At Just Half Price

All our real cluny lace and
japanese table cloths, scarfs,
center pieces, plate doylies and
tray cloths-read reductions.
$500 real Renaissance Round Table
Cloth. 2hx9h yards round, in this
sale, $3.50.
$500 real Cluny Lace Table Cover in
this sale $3.50 each.
$1,000 real Cluny Lace scarfs in this
sale, $1,000 each.
$500 real Cluny Lace Center Piece In
this sale, $3.50 each.
$1,000 real Cluny Lace Center Piece in
this sale, $500 each.
$3.50 real Cluny Lace Center Piece in
this sale, 1878 each.
$1,000 real Cluny Lace Scarf in this sale
$500 each.
$500 real Cluny. Lace Center Piece in
this sale. $500 each.
$500 real Cluny Lace Center Piece in
this sale, $3.50 each.
$1.75 real Cluny Lace Plate Doylies in
this sale, SSc each.
800 real Cluny Lace Doylies in this
sale. soc each.
soc real Cluny Lace Doylies in this sale.
Csc each.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
Blankets and COmfOrterS

Go at greatly reduced prices.
Comforters reduced to 79c, S1.35, $1.49,
S1sS, s2.1O. $2.9s and 1896 each.
Cotton Blankets reduced to acc, 5Sc, soc.
$50, $1.0s. $1.22, $1.SS, $1.59 and $1.7S
a pair.
Wool Blankets reduced to 1920, S2.4s,
$295, s3.OS, $4.S3, $3.50. s6.5S. $6.97,
ss,79. $3.50, s11.75 and sl2.ss a pair.
All of our $500 Robe Blankets now at
$4-99 each. t
All Of our $3.50 Robe Blankets now at
1913 each.
All Of our $500 and $3.50 Robe Blankets
now at $3.50 each.
All of our $500 and $500 Indian Robes
in this sale $2.s7 each.
All our s2,25 n $500 Crib Blankets at
Sl4s a pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
Stylish New Wool Walstln1s-

They are gems of beauty, the
latest styles and daintiest pat
terms to be had, the kind you
have always paid us about
double the price we are now
asking for them-note these
special prices. On sale at dress
goods counter.
ALL WOOL SILK FINISHED PRU-
NELLA-A handsome line OF choice
colors to choose from. 75c quality
now SEQ q yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01

of profits. This represents profits on bonds.
dividends, on stock and reserve and sinking
funds.
The plan OF inviting officers and EN-
ployes to participate is divided into two
parts. Part 1 prescribes that from the
earnings OF the corporation during the
year 1902 there will hAv been set aside at
least 81. 900, 900 and as much more as Is
needed for the purchase Of at least rs 1000
shares OF preferred stock, which viii be
offered as follows to employees Of the cor
p~oration and constituent companies.
At present the corporation and subsidiary
companies employ about 16s, COO men, whom
1t is proposed to divide into these six
classes:
Divided Into Six Glasses.
Class A will include all those who re-
oeive salaries Of $40 900 a year or over:
class "B" will include all those who re-
ceive salaries OF from $4,000 to $40. 1000 a
year; class "C' will include all those who
receive salaries OF from $1,000 to $40 900 q
year; class ID" will include all those who
receive salaries OF from $500 to 5000 a
year; class 'E" will include all those who
receive salaries of from $500 TO $500 a
year, and class ''F" will include all those
who receive salaries OF $500 a year or less.
The preferred stock will he offered to any
employe during January at $3.50 per share
dts closing price today was SS5.s7),
Employees can subscribe for an amount Of
stock not exceeding the sum represented
by a certain percentage OF their annual sal
aries as shown in the following:
Class "B." 8 per cent; class &c" 10 pei
cent: class Cd" IL per cent; class e." Il
per cent: class ~" 20 per cent.
Conditions of Purchase
In part two the plan explained that ths
corporation IL now making changes In the
salaries Of men occupying ofncial OF semi
onacial positions. and the directors have ap'
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
Our Great
Annual January
Linen Sale
inner
Friday
Morning.
TABLE DAMAsK.

TABLE DAMASK.
All oCr s1.75 bleached Damask in this
sale. $1.1O per yard.
All our $3.50 bleached Damask in this
sale, CSC per yard.
All our $3.50 silver bleached Damask in
this sale, s1.00 per yard.
All our s1.OO silver bleached Damask
in this sale, 75c per yard.
All our 75c silver bleached Damask In
this sale, SOC per yard.
All our Csc bleached Damask in this
sale, 4sc per yard.
All our 60c silver bleached Damask in
this sale, 45c per yard.
TABLE CLOTHS.
All our S1.65 bleached Table Cloths in
this sale, $1.0O each.
All our s1.75 bleached Table Cloths in
this sale, s1.2s each.
All our $2.25 bleached Table Cloths in
this sale, s1,S9 each.
All our $500 bleached Table Cloths in
this sale. $500 each.
All our $500 bleached Table Cloths In
this sale, $2.9S each.
All our 1915 bleached Table Cloths in
this sale, $2.75 each.
All our s4.25 bleached Table Cloths in
this sale, $3.2S each.
All our $500 bleached Table Cloths in
this sale, s4.2s each.
All our $3.50 bleached Table Cloths in
this sale, $500 each.
NAPKINS.
All our S1.25 bleached Napkins in his
sale. CSC per dozen.
All our s1.75 bleached Napkins in this
sale, s1.2s per dozen.
AL! our 1925 bleached Napkins in this
sale, s1.69 per dozen.
All our $500 bleached Napkins in this
sale, $500 per dozen.
All our 1916 bleached Napkins in this
sale, $2.9S per dozen.
All our $500 bleached Napkins in this
sale. $2.75 per dozen.
All our 1850 bleached Napkins in this
a- sale, $500 per dozen. .....r.
All our 5000 bleached Napkins in this
sale, $4.SS per dozen.
CRASHES AND TowELINGs.
All our TIC Brown Crash in his sale,
sac per yard,
All our 10c Brown Crash in If sale.
TIC per yard.
All our 12hc Bleached Crash in this
sale, 10c per yard.
All our 15c Bleached Crash in this sale,
12hc per yard.
All our 25c Bleached Crash in this sale,
zoe per yard.
TOWELS! TowELs!i
All our 12kc Huck Towels, hemmed, in
this sale. 8 1-Sc each.
All our 16 $50 Huck Towels, hem
stitched. in this sale, 12hc each.
All our ESQ Huck Towels, hemstitched,
in this sale, 19c each.
All our 26c Fringed DSmask Towels in
this sale, 19c each. '-'
All our 4Oc Hestitched Huck Towels in
this sale, 25c each.
All our 40c Hemmed Turkish Bath
Towels in this sale, Csc each.
All our Use Fringed Turkish Bath
Towels In this sale, 19o each.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
Teachers Hold "watch" Meeting.

MITCHELL. 8 D.. Dec. s1.-tspeciAl Tel
egram.)Erhe South Dakota Educational
association finished mp It's session Of three
Gays this evening. whom an elocutionAry en-
tertainment b. ~Joasphins Etter Powell WAs
given by the citizens Of Mitchell comDli-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01

There's no place like home. and no home
is a happy one without Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry Champagne.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01

To give a descriptive talk on
the line of clearing prices Of
colored dress goods in this de.
partment alone would fill an en-
tire page in this paper. We sim
ply say, we make no statement
we cannot substantiate, offer
no values we cannot. show,
no prices we are unable
to make good. The reductions
run:
HEAVY GRAY sUITING-Now lee a
yard, regular price S5c.
MIXED GRAY sUTTINGs-Now zoe a
yard, regular price COO.
ALL WOOL CRASH sUITINGs-Now
zoe a yard, regular price Coo.
ALL WOOL NAVY BLUE DIAGONAL
Now S9c a yard. regular price 81.
ALL WOOL ETAMINE-In shades Of
red and mode, now Zoe a yard, regu-
lar price SOC.
NEW MELRosE DRESS GOODS
colors blue, brown, red, castor, gar
net, etc, AZ inches wide, beautiful
quality, now 29c a yard, regular
price soc.
ALL WOOL VENETIAN sUITINGs-52-
inch wide, now 3sc a yard, regular
price s1.OO.
EXTRA FINE FRENCH VENETIAN
b2-inch wide, a most beautiful fabric,
handsome rich luster. now csc a yard,
regular price $3.50 a yard.
FRENCH PRUNELLA-now sec a yard,
regular price $3.50 a yard.
MIXED GRAY sUITINGs552-inch wide.
now 49c a yard. regular price $l.0o.
FRENCH COVERT sUITINGs@52-inch
wide. now Csc a yard, regular price
sa.25 a yard.
NEW zIBILENE sUITINGs-An item
that should interest every woman who
Is looking for material that will make
q stylish suit at small cost. Nothing
more stylish to be had this season at
any price. $1.0O quality now 49c yard.
Extra fine imported zibilene, S1.75
apality now CSC a yard.
NEW BEIGE sUITINGs-now ssc a
yard. regular price 75c.
TWILLED BEIGE sUITINGs-now zoe
a yard. regular price 800.
HAIR STRIPE suITING-now 3so a
yard, regular price 800.
ENGLISH CLAY woRsTED-ln shades
of dark blue only, 56-inch wide, S2.25
quality now zoe a yard; $500 quality
now 99c a yard.
MIXED CHEVIoT SUITINGs-Here is
one Of the greatest values ever offered
from this or any other establishment.
They are the very best mixtures to be
had, the quality is superb, 56-inch
wide. S1.25 quality now zee a yard.
NEW ENGLISH MIXED sUITINGs-
now Csc a yard, regular price $3.50.
NEW SCOTCH sUITINGS-with all the
newness and goodness you are looking
for, with all the good points you ex-
peet to find. 1t is a wonderful line we
have to show you at his price, $500
quality now s1.49 a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
Hosiery

Women's and children's
cashmere and fleece lined hose
are included in this January
clearing sale.
women's $1.Oo hose reduced to 75c pair.
s5c and 75c hose reduced to SOC per pair.
SOC hose reduced to s5c. or 8 pair soc.
s5e hose reduced to Csc per pair.
25c hose reduced to 15c per pair.
A line Of ladies' fancy Isle hose reduced
from 800. .l.25, $3.50, s1.75 to 75c per
pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01


mings are reliable, and styles
are good. No second invitation
will be required by Indies who
recollect last years sales. Wf
place prices at lowest rate
consistent with the quality OF
garments mentioned.
LADIES GOWNS. Z
At SOC each, reduced from 5sc, 75c and
S5c.
At 75c each, reduced from 800 and
St.25. ...s
At 800 each, reduced from $3.50. SIS
and $500.
At $3.50 each, reduced from $2.25, s2.5t
and $2.75. -"
At $500 each, reduced from $500, sS.5o
and 1915.
At $500 each. reduced from S4.5O, $500,
$3.50, 5000, 1925, 800 and $500.
CORSET COVERS.
At 15c each. reduced from 25c and S0c.
At 35c each, reduced from soc.
At soc each, reduced from CSC, 75c and
At 75c each. reduced from s1.Oo and
At s1.OO each. reduced from $3.50 and
3175.
At $3.50 each, reduced from $500.
$2.25, $3.50 and SS.00.
DRAWERS.
AT soc each. reduced from 75c and
At 75c each. reduced from 800 and
S1.25. ,.
At s1.OO each, reduced from $3.50.
S1.75 and $500.
at $3.50 each, reduced from 1925 and
$3.50.
At s2.OO each. reduced from $500 and
At $3.50 each. reduced from 1915 and
$500. ..
Al $500 each, reduced from s4.5O and
'.s, $500 .r,.dxs o.. ......9. .r,-
orc r.-- 2 SKIRTS % --o+-.-T
At soc each, reduced from $1.oo, a-itt
At 75c each. reduced from Sl.25 and
A t S1.OO each. reduced from $1.75 and
$500. ssa .r,r. .' r'
At $3.50 each, reduced from $2.95.
$3.50 and $275. F'- g,.,.
At $500 each, reduced from $500,
E $3.50 and S3.75. ,a,.a- r',
At $500 each, reduced from $500.
$3.50 and $500. .te- So vN.
CHEMIsE.
At soc, reduced from s5c.
At 800. reduced from 1925.
At $3.50, reduced from $500. va"
At $500. reduced from 1926 and 1915.
Stylish VelVetlna Cords
For waists and full suits, beau
tiful silk lustre, equal in APP
pearance to any all silk fabric,
handsome line of colors to
chose from.
S1.10 q~uality-now 69e a yard.
NEW METALLIC PRINT vELvETEENs
For waists, regular 75c and S5c
quallty-now S9c a yard. a-s
Dress Innings
A few odds and ends in our
clearing sale. ~,
A s6-inch Anderson's percale, In red.
cerese and purple. regular 3Oc quality.
at 15c per yard. od' stse
A S6-inch near SILK. purple only, 25c
quality. at 15e per yard.
A 27-inch Farmers satin, dark blue and
tan. soc quality, at 2bc per yard.
A Si-inch meroerized raduma, lavender,
soc quality at Csc per yard.
A 25-inch all wool black mOreen, 400
quality at 26c per yard,
A ss-inch fast black percaline at s1-so
per yard. -,sa
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
PIONEERS THREATEN CHINA
Hint at Evil Consequences if Indsmnities
Are Paid in Silver.
UNITED STATES PREVENTS JOINT ACTION
Its Attitude Preciudes Possibility OF
Unanimous Demand, which Made
by Part of Powers, f. warnke
in InsinuatiOn.

PEKIN. Dec. S1.-rhe ministers here Of
the foreign powers have telegraphed their
governments the refusal OF China to pay the
International Indemnity in gold notes and
have discussed the matter among them
selves.
It Is proposed to inform the Chinese gov
eminent that failure to fulhll the obligaI
tions provided In the protocol will entail
a consequences.
h policy Of the United States presents
an obstacle in the way of delivering a
Joint note TO China on the matter and the
present dinaculty Is generally attributed
TO the encouragement given the Chinese
by the American governments Endorsement
OF their argument. The Chinese are con-
tent TO await developments. believing that
the powers win find IL so dihicult to agree
on a course OF action that the present
deadlock viii be prolonged indefinitely.
United states Takes silver.
WASHINGTON. Dec. sl-The State de-
paFtment has been ofheialiy advised through
tts hseal agents in China that the second
instaTment Of the Chinese Indemnity fund.
which falls due tomorrow. must be paid In
silver. or rather on q silver basis, This
result has been anticipated and the depart
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01

In ladies' handsome new and up-to-date
coats we have about 300 most elegant
garments which will be sold at prices
which will surprise you.
MISSES AND CHILDREN's COATS
will also share in the general clear
ing sale.
Our fine 'tailor-made suits and separate
skirts will all be sold at the same
general clearing sale prices.
NoTICE-That none OF our customers
may be disappointed we beg 60 say
that during this gree. S,aring sale
goods purchased will not be altered
or exchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
In the Black Silks

An item that should interest every
lady who is thinking OF buying a
black silk dress. Now is the time to
buy. Come and see them.
s1.25 BLACK PEAU DE SOLE DRESS
SILK-In this sale, CSC a yard.
$1.75 BLACK PEAU DE SOLE DRESS
SILK-Extra fine quality and finish,
nov S1.27 a yard.
75c QUALITY BLACK TAFFETA SILK
In this sale. 53c a yard.
S1.25 BLACK TAFFETA sILK-27-in.
wide, extra fine value-in this sale,
CSC a yard. -
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-01
Tam O'ShanterS


Boys and girls Tam O'Shan-
ters that were 81. 90, reduced
to 69c each.
Tam o'shanters thai were soc. reduced
to 35o each. =
KNITTED TooUEs.
Knitted Toques that were Soc, reduced
to 35c each. E&r
Toques that were 4Oc. reduced to Csc
each.
TOQues that were 25c. reduced to l5c
each.
CoLoRED SILK BoNNETs.
One lot of colored silk bonnets that were
75c, reduced to soc each.
One lot that were s1.OO and s1.25. re-
duced to 75e each.
One lot hat were $3.50 and s1.75, re-
duced to S1.00 each.
One lot that were $500 and S2.S5, re-
duced to $3.50 each.
One lot that were $2.5O and $500, re-
duced to $500 each.
WHITE SILK BoNNETs.
One lot that were soc. reduced to s5c
each. al,
One lot that were soc and 75c. reduced
to soc each.
One lot that were &1.25. reduced to nc
each.
One lot that we're $500 and $3.50. re-
duced to $500 each.