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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
UNION TRANSFERS NESTING
struEEIe Between she's and Young
for Leadership Develops
Great bitterness.

CHICAGO. Aug ST today's develop
ments- are any indication OF what Is 20
come, there will undoubtedly be some lively
times in the convention hall Of the Inter-
national Brotherhood Of Transfers before
final adjournment. The fourth annual con
vention OF this organization began here to-
day in a bewilderment Of electioueering
for the presidency and so bitter did the
feeling grow between the different factions
that 1t was necessary TO call the police to
maintain order. The contending factions
are headed by President c. p. Shea, who
is seeking reelection, and Albert Young,
formerly president OF the organization. Two
personal encounters took place on the
stairway leading to the con santion hall at
las Randolph street. Thomas Martin. one
OF the leaders OF the New York delega-
tion which is opposed TO Shea, became
involved in an argument with some OF
shea's followers. Blows followed and when
the police arrived in answer to a hurry
UP call Martin was lying unconscious on
the floor, while one Of Shea's adherents
sat astride his chest beating him In the
face with both fists. Several arrests were
made, but those arrested, were released
later on bonds.
shea II Presiding.
Soon after this fight John Buckley of
eloquent in his advocacy of Shea to suit
some of Young's friends, and another Tight
resulted. The police were on the alert,
however, and before much damage was
| done the beligerents were separated.
About the only business transacted. today
was the seating of eight New York dele
gates. There are still forty-six Of these
delegates unseated and If President Shea
has his way not more than three of them
will be allowed to deliberate in the con-
vention. Shea bases his objection to the
! New York representatives on the ground
that the local unions of that city have
not been paying the per capita tax and
therefore are not eligible to seats in the
convention. This will be the first question
under consideration in the morning and
a lively debate Is looked for
Second Fight L. Less Serious.
c. P. Shea, the president, who is out
for reelection, with Albert Young and a
number Of other aspirants for the presi-
dency of the organization against him,
favored public sessions.
The convention was organized in the
county democracy hall, with Cornelius r
Shea, the Boston teamster chief, WELDING
the gavel. Two hundred and fifty Of the
$50 delegates entitled to seats were pres
ent when the convention was called &c
order. ,
l. d. Pierce declaring that he was speak.
ing for President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor urged teamsters e
aid in the development of the latter's
labor political campaigh-"and fill the halls
of Legislatures with men from your Owl
ranks" ..-
Then" he added I'VE can go to con
gress in December with a new bill OF griCv
ances and it will receive consideration
there"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
sheep Non a. Pro.psrinr.

BELLE, FouRCHE, 8. D., Aug: e.
Especial THE wool season is now prac-
tically closed here, and that It has been a
successful and satisfactory, one for tie
grower is evidenced by the fact that the
price paid averaged a little better than
% n cents for all woel sold. The total
weight of the wool sold here this seasol
was l,24s,s2s pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07

Il have used Champerlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and consider it the
best remedy of. the kind on the market, :"
says w. F. Mages, a prominent merchant
of Wallisville, Tex. This remedy always
effects a quick cure and rs pleasant to
take. Every family should keep It at hand
during the summer months.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
FORECAST OF THE. WEATHER
Fair and Warmer in Nebraska Today
and TOmOrrOw-LOcal Rains
Iowa Today.

WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-Forecast Of the
weather for Tuesday and Wednesday:
For Nebraska, Kansas and South Dakota
Fair and warmer Tuesday and Wednes.
day.
For Iowa and Missouri-Local rains and
thunderstorms Tuesday; Wednesday. fail
and warmer; fresh east winds.
For Montana Fair Tuesday, warmer ir
southeast portion; Wednesday, fair and
cooler.
For Wyoming and Colorado-Fair and
warmer Tuesday; Wednesday, fair
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
LONG TRIP ABOVE CLOUDS
Airship Makes Voyage from New York tC
Brant Rock, Mass.
STOP FOR BREAKFAST AT NIANT, CONN,
New Guide Rope and Water Anchor
Invented by DIR. Thomas Prove
Satisfactory Upon
Testing.

BRANT ROCK, Mass, Aug. 6-Sailing
above the clouds and over 25 miles of
panoramic land and water from New
York City and landing today at the lit
tie Beashore resort of Brant Rock
near the historic town of Plymouth, DR.
Julian p Thomas of New York and Roy
Knabonshue, a professional aeronaut, made
one Of the most successful trips yet I'M
dertaken in this country, and learned
much. II is believed that will assist in
the development Of aerial navigation. DR..
Thomas said that the trip from every
point of view was the most successful he
has yet accomplished. The balloon was
unchanged, but Aeronaut Knabenshue was
cut slightly during the final descent at
this place. Otherwise nothing married
the flight
The voyage was made with one, stop
and that a voluntary one at Eoank,
Conn. early this morning where by the
aids- of a new guide rope DIR. Thomas
quickly brought his balloon to the earth
to procure breakfast and, water. The
aerunauts landed at Brant Rock at 1850
this forenoon and as they left New York
at midnight last night they were nearly
twelve hours on their trip.
The trip was made for the purpose OF
lttlllb TWO ItW dpplihnSNHt a bNluN ASPN
and water anchor, The former device
worked wiz, great success.
Yachting Party Astonished.
UAe ascent In New York was made
Vgehout mishap at midnight. The bal
loon rose high over New York city and
sailed over Long Island sound. After
several miles a thick fog swept over the
sound and the aeronauts were unable tC
tell whittier they were drifting BY th'
use of his guide rope DR. Thomas brought
the car nearer earth and from the blasts
of the fog horns knew he was stll ovel
the waters OF the sound. OF Bridgeport
Conn, attracted by one Of the whistlinl
craft DIR. Thomas brought his airship still
closer to the water and astonished tn,
members OF yachting party by hailinI
them from amidst the darkness. From
them he learned his exact position anC
then quickly resumed his journey.
A. about s o'clock this morning tn
outlines of land could be made out through
the fog and by the aid Of his new de
vices OF water anchor and guide ripe DR.
Thomas landed gently at Noauk. Conn
The voyagers had breskfasted and wer
30 enthusiastic over the success Of thei
trip. which at this point had been OF abou
ll0 miles, that they decided to continue Of
heir Journey.
Voyage Into SiRssachuhetts.
The suns action upon the balloon ha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Starting silver-FrenzeT, 18th and Dodge
Portmasters NAY Attend oouvention

WASHINGTON. Aug. "a leave Of alb
sence for not exceeding ten days has been
granted to postmastsrs Of second and third
class ofhces by Acting Postmaster General
Hitchcock, TO enable then to attend the
conventions OF the National Association Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Chautauqua Assembly,


HHEIHHI IH'' NUE. NHN , To IL
Fare and one-third for the round trip via
Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets
on sale August and IL. Return limit Au-
gust 10. For further information apply to
any Great Western agent, or ]. P. Elmer,
G. P. A., St. Paul. MINI. - - -,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Fishing and Camping Rates TO Madi-
son Lake, WatervfIle and EIysIan,
MIMI, Via Chicago Great
western.

For parties Of ten or more. one fare and
one-third for the round trip. good for ten
days. Tickets on sale daily until Sep
TENDER 30. For further information apply
to H. H. Churchill. @. A., 1872 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Captain A. b. Drum.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.--Captain A. B.
Drum, for the past fourteen years superin-
tendent of the Arlington national cemetery,
died today, after an illness of several
months. He was "a years old. He served
throughout the civil war.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Aug. 6-Official record of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years: 1906 1906 1904 1901
Minimum temperature. IS 81 60 Sc
Mean temperature......... IS rs 70 II
Precipitation .............. .SS .O6 80 90
from the normal at Omaha since March /
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temperature. Observation-Disclosures. "A
Excess for the .......................... /
Total deficiency since March i............ 1SO
Normal precipitation........ ~ inch
Excess Tor the day.................. .I6 inch
Total rainfall since March L.. IL. 30 inches
Deficiency since March 1.......... BIS inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1905. =. 7.42 inches
Deficiency for Ger period, 1904. e. 81 inches
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Bee. Aug. 8. 1905.

neur-de-ls pattern, in black or white, pei
pair N.B.
ls and 2O-nch lace silk mitts Of pure
silk. frame made, and handsome patterns,
per pair $500
Main floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
rts from stations at 7P. NJ.

1T" Indicates trace OF precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
phoeD -, .ttsssse- 1905
u 1..=-:-:s~Y The New Fall Suits
- The of the
dnan n
Telephone Douglas SIS.

newest models are now mere. BEL
Closing out all the Lawn Waists; prices.
csc, t-2s. as and p.es.
Closing ant an the pretty White Lawn
Shirt Suits at sass each.
Beautiful showing OF new SILK Plaid
wsists-seoond Floor.
Infants Dresses Low Priced
for Tuesday.
Dainty wall-mRde Dresses at these low
prices should interest every mother in
Omaha
Children's low-neck Dresses Of very fine
Indian Linen, tucked yoke, rows Of vslen-
oiennes lace insertion put in by hand
feather stitching; skirt has founce with
two rows Of valencennes Insertion and
lace edge; were 800. now $500 each.
French Dresses for 2, 3 and years, made
of Indian LINEN. tucks and embroidery
full skirts; were $50, now 800 each.
Wash Hats for Tuesday at DC. 5Oc 75c
s1.Oo and 800. were soc, SlOO $3.50. $500
$3.50 S2.7b and $500
Infants Caps In White Swiss or Indiar
Linen to close out at greatly reduced
prices-5Oc, 75c and 800.
Children's White Pique and Linen Coat
TO close at 800, $3.50, S1.75 and $3.50 each
Fancy Caps, were 500, reduced to S2.75.
Fancy Caps we're 800. reduced to $500
Fancy Caps were Sass, reduced to $40
each-Maln Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07

Postmssters Of Second and Third Class
Oflces, to be held In Detroit on August %
q and a.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
DEATH RECORD
Major Joseph J. Mcdowell.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 6.-Major Joseph J..
Mcdowell, for thirty-six years personal
representative of John r. Mclean as bust
ness manager OF the Cincinnati Inquirer,
died today from heart disease following a
long illness. He was % years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
At Ladies Glove Department

LACE MITTs ARE SELLING FREELY.
Durability and GOODNESS are combined in
a delightful manner. Better buy now
while we have them.
16-inch lace silk mitts nice patterns and
good quality, In black, white and reseda.
per pair. 500
22-inch lace silk mitts, Kayser make, with
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Summer Shawls.

In the mountains. at the seashore, or at
home you will find a shawl very comfort
able for the cool evenings
The very newest styles at 800. s1.75. $780,
$3.50 and $40 each.
White and black silk shawls from 800 to
$50 each.
These shawls are suitable for either
young or old folks.
Main floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Special Selling Of DR.. Scott s
Hair Brushes.

Not an imitation, but the Genuine DIT.
SCOTS Electric Hair Brushes made with
genuine bristles, not wires, elegantly
carved back. These are the reductions:
$3.50 quality reduced TO CSC each.
500 quality reduced to tl.49 each.
$3.50 quality reduced TO n.6s each.
Main floor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07

and precipitation departures
nal at Omaha since March 1,
IN with the last two years:
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-11-02

, = :. IL Il , VI AISTS.

So L--EsIi 49,, 8<.,!s.E s.II1aT WAISTS, 3Ac
So. Il e.. III. tmta icry Insertion a:iisonnely
tri.a.4d: y that others rightly ask Sl.75 f0,
We have 500 OF them in all sizes, but would advise
You to early, undoubtedly they won't last
long at SAC
$3.50 AND $500 LAWN WAISTS, Sc Winning 1906
sfyo: short IN! long sleeves, GoTgeotisly ~te trim
med and embroidered Waists, matchlcss in styles ard
value. Real $500 values at. SIC
WONDERFUL $500 SILK WAISTS, sl.s5 Now just
stop and consider how these Waists made. Very
fine silk shirred peaed front, broken with lace,
pleated back, beautifully embroidered A Waist that
your dearest friord would think it cost you tM
the price at bargain sale 4 lille they last .Si95
$3.50 FINE SILL LASTS, sa4s. About six different
eaboratey trimmed models of the very best quality
of silk impressive beth in style and qnality--Tcal
$3.50 values. 0uE Sale Price .$z'a3
IANDKERCElLFs.
LADIES' AND C-lILDI2ENS HANDKE.-C-!:i rs. made
of fine white lawn, hemstitcled, worth y. s-litic
Sale Price ..........4............. &c
LADIES' LINEN FINISH HANDKERcHEFs, sold reg
uarly at Gigantic Sale Price. ............ Sc
LADIES' FINELY HEa1sTITcHED HANDKERcHIEFs
with floral designs in corner, worth up to zoe In this
DOZENS AND DOZENS of Ladies' fIemstitchcd and
Embroidered Handkerchefs, also some lace trimmed,
pretty, neat designs all and fresh goods worth
CSC. In this Gigantic Sale. .................t.7 &c
MEMS SHOES, SLID.
MEMS Single and Double Sole Bacc and Congress Shoes,
London cap extension sole: every pair positively guar
anteed for good wear; worth 1925 and $500 In this
Gigantic Sale .@i.lS
MEMS SHOES for business that service and
comfort: ~ the newest shapes; worth $500 IN this
Gigantlc sale only .......-...............a eI.ss
MEMS FINE DRESS SHOES, made from select boz q If
and Wei kid; best workmanship and fns
$3.50 s. this Gigantic Sale ................. g.
WE OFF, the best Shoes the market for the price,
certainly equal to any $500 and $500 make; latest
8; ID styles. iii all the latest feathers. These Shoes
compare WITH the most expensive Shoes made. All
go in this Gigantic Sale for S2s9
Boots Rubber Baes Arctcs Slickers Duck Coats, etc.
at Almost your price.
WE BELOW CgoTE FEW OF THE MANY THOU
G..1~ OF BARGAINS TO BE HAD.
Enlbroiderioi 5s.d .4c
Wire Iiarpins, per package ...................1 lie
Best Dress Shields, per pair ...............61 ac
Full size heavy white Bed Spreads ........... Acc
Extra good quality IIuck Towels ............... &c
Sc Seller Unbleacles Muslin, per yard ......... 4Hc
Yard Wide percales, yard 7lac
Plaid Scotch Dress Gingham, yard .4Ac
Ladies' Heavy Wool Skirting, yard. 23c
Braid Dress Trimming -. lac
l.s- .is, ur <4ss. &c
10 to 60 Lilp:,e Hack and colors .......... SC
Extra Qnalit, ladies Black Hose DC
Chidren,s Wool Hose All sizes lie
Pillow Case Lace, inches wide lie
Pillow Case Lace, pa inches wide ...........- 2lc
German Linen Lace Trn,hng dozen yards SEC
Fine yalencicnnc Lace, per Doe, yards &c
Safety Pins, card -. &c
Hooks and Eyes, card :. &c
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-11-02
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies plain black Hose seamless, all sizes guaranteed
zoe value. Our sale price. &c
Childrens fast black ribbed Hose, all Sizes 15c and
Ladies' Hernsdorf Dye German Imported Hose fast
black also drop stitched, Csc value; now. 19c
Chidrens fast black Hose, spiced heels and toes eytr.
heavy ribbed, 25c value; now ...............1 lac
Boys Bicycle Hose all Sizes the kind that don't wear
out, worth zoe; our sale price. Sc
500 Dozen Silk Isle and Fancy Hosiery for and
and children at less than the actual cost of the
material.
Ladies' German Imported Hose, fast black, also some
fancy; standard 25c Values at Sc
SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN MEMS CLOTHING
Fine Suit in plain and fancy mixed effects, perfect
fitting; guaranteed to give the best of These
Suits are positively worth $780, your money
funded al any ln4e during this great Gigantic
sale 30
Mems splendid suits, made up in latest fashions, medium
and heavy weights conservative styles, positively
worth $1,000 Your money refunded at any time.
During this great Gigantic Sale. $3.2e
All Worsted Suits, latest fall fashions; Suits guaranteed
and positively worth $1,000. Cur sale price. $685.
$3.50 MEMS SUITS $745. This amount of money en-
titles you to chose Suit front twenty lots of finely
nade and as elegantly finished Suits as the most fas
tidious dresser coald desire. Fine home and foreign
Suitngs Of style and tone of a great variety OF eli
fects tailored into garments of fautless fashion; 1906
styles only Never sold for less than $3.50.
Ii this Gigantic Sale S745
$1095 represents lot of 500 Suits at which place
for disposal the most phenomenal values offered Suits
strictly hand tailored, made of pure wool mate
rials worsteds and serges; also mixtures, single
double breasted, in the long stylish patterns fall
winter weights. We guarantee them to be worth
$500. During this phenomenal Gigantic Sale. 1895
$119S represents lot of Suits that the products OF
the worlds skilled taiors In novel and conservative
patterns, single double breasted, light heavy
weight perfect fitting, with all the newest ideas OF
fashion During this great sixteen days Gigantic
4 tremendous assortment of Fancy Vests; 1906
fail models wonderful selection of distinct styles,
at prices that will dumfound every one who enters
the store.
MEMS PANTS.
$3.50 PANTS CSC. Good quality worsted Pants, in
striped patterns; all sizes; considered great
bargain at So. So Watch em go at. csc
$500 PANTS, $167. Same as above only better ma
terial and fnish $780, Our sale price. 81 81
$3.50 and 1915 TROUSERS, s1.ss. Mems Trousers in
all wool cassmeres, tweeds cheviots, etc. Well fitting
garments which sold high as 1915. In this
Gigantic Sale S1.S0
81 100 TO $3.50 TROUSERS, $24s. Distinct designs and
excellent tailored Trousers made of imported guaran
teed woolcns; worth les than $780, Your
c'ioice- :. :. :. vSs-S
$3.50 TO $500 PANTS immense assortment of styles
and patterns; all Sizes Pants made by the most
skillful and reputed talors. All included in this Gil
aantlc Sale at $S.SS
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-11-02
LApIEs, coasETs.

70 - - u = as and shapes; positively worth
! .sy. t;asatic sale Price. .17c
5Sla5 And $3.50 CoRSETS-Hundreds piled count
crs short and long models all sizes Famous "Amer-
lean Beauty Brand Your choice SEC, SOC. and 73c
/ LADIES' SHOES.
lovER 1900 PAIRS OF TIE VERY FINEST OF THE
Fall seasons goods hand sewed, lace or button all
weights of soes, French kid patent leather and
Russian calf etc They arc far the best of any Shoe
brought 10 this market and they core n all sizes
and all widths. Worth from $3.50 to $5o'' Come
4 and pick them ont III this Gigantic Sale IRON $@a3
LADIES' vICI KID SHOES, la:tt and lace Paris toes
and patent tip worth $3.50. IT this C;g-tiiic Sale
f2r Sl.4s
LADIES' FINEST DRESS LACE sE5cEs III turn and
1t sc les Latest dress STYLES and feathers; worth
$500 and $500. Gigantic Sale Price. .....,. Sl73
LADIES pLTENT AND yIcI KID LACE SHOES,
French a:l Cuban heels; MI sizes AID styles, suitable
both fer dress and street genuine $3.50, and
sio0 values. During this Gigantic Sale, at. $1ea
scHILDRENs AND MISSES sgoEs in all sizes, styles
and feathers, worth up to $3.50 Gigantic Sale Price
at from ............-....-........ alc up
LINENS, LINENS.
asinch Bleaohe Table Damask regular soc value Sale
Price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
60inch White Satin Danas1 would sell regularly for
;5c; Sale Price Csc
Turkish Towels bleaclcd unblcachod worth 25c Dur
I.gcelent Bleach Barber Towels at 4c
Towels that have always sold fer 15e, at &c
Extra large Hack Towels sale price &c
Foil size Turkish Bath Towels regular zoe values; dur
ing this sale .l02ac
Cotton Crash III belts Of 50 yards worth $3.50: sale
price, per yard &c
Stevens Pure Linen Crash, regular price IKE; sale
price ut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .3c
Bed Spreads frk size White Crochet Bed Spreads, all
good patterns, real Aarseilles patterns, $125 value
for 4oG
Best quality Be:eed Seamless Sheets, Stx90, ready to
nse, value at soc
EMBRoIDERIES AND LACE.
Million Yards in Gerent widths and great variety
of designs ainhrc ard Swiss Embroidery, Edges and
Insertions patterns, values up TO 15c. Sale
price &C
Insertion Eeng and Beading in Cambria Swiss dainty
patterns values up a5c. Special sale price. 4c
1000 yards Of good fochpn Laees Edges and Insertion
to match; per yard &c
HAT DEPARTMENT.
tbout dozen Mems Fine Hats, all shapes and Styles
worth mp $500. In this Gigantic Sale .94c
Hundreds Of Mems and Boys Caps, worth mp f5c In
this Gigantic Sale .19c
nseliaef lot 81 Mems Fine Dress Hats selected
from lines where there only few left and
bihed making total OF about 400 Hats, guaranteed
and positively worth $500, $3.50 Watch them go
at .13c
Mems 81 90 and $500 Hatsths years goods They
broken lots, but all sizes and styles. Come and pick
them at !: SIC
John b. ste.so. Knox and Dunlap Shape Hats in all
coles, including the latest styles During this 16
days sale Sl.SS
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-11-02
LITTLE GENTS KNEE PANTS SUITS.

c,,,r,,- x>xv,o,, c,,,,ao
ho!S IVY TEL oats ~ a.pena'"e iap
fces, ie'uy inshea. i s'aseo lifting nsue - nane
mem extra stfohe !or boys wear. FostlSeiy w4f. al
S3.'o. oAr SAFE price, r. ~1's'
Same as above, only finer All sizes. We doubt if
Iaa'' 'o''u % o'''''u 80 s'o' co 90
~ fto :
Thirty distinct effects in boys Ultra fashionable Knee
Pants Suits In all the SWEETEST of novelties and sta
p'' - 80 = 49,. 20
Boys SUITS OF good materials, neatly mace, al sizes,
worth Sl.9o. Our sale price .4oc
Same as above only better in every respect in all the
leading styles natv Suits ard daintily trimmed; al
WAYS sold for $3.50 Cur sale price only. 9sc
80, 81
oeaeIsl aheiel. sl.les on the nnest Oh Doys summer
9ti's, "oit Stu %oo tiiu Po.oo' oil eiAos Oalls
'i' "is'h'ic Ign lay sue '@A''o
Bows Shirt Waists and Blouses of the famous Mothers
Friend Brand: standard 75c value ........... Sec
Boys zoe and 25c Suspcnder the kind that don't burst
Our sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
,nrrs, n.,,or,,, ez,nr,
80 80 -, L1D ,,l1 11A.LoAn =. , 9hiNio,
%@.oo al n"ol NaNhs ohtS ~ piaeA anu iicy in1o
ms a'ie -, t.. oSs
~ - 90 " ' y 5 ~ 80 9il 1e9 "0
eises'o cAeei'he 't'es '' POW WHICH chi 3
~ -. :, :. ''Soe
descriptions hanging full Of that ndescribabe some
IL; les Sale ~ S''0 81 o.
800 Swell, Stylish beautifully tailored Skirts Hand
some, perfect fitting garments that show the Very
newest kinds OF .aslen Made of fine all wool chev
lots cassneres and Ina,nish mixtures. Skirts that
show score III new rleat treatments: Skirts that
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-11-02

few enugh arees
a
Oum
ernwt has hgne
and brief suggestive IT'S BON EIDE Sale
ucandup
literally important tno Well test
udgef ryouseH
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-11-02
Be aware

Sale positively Gle
Saturday, Nov. 10th. S,
open evenings. Satisf
ton Guaranteed or NOR
refunded.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-11-02
MEMS 0yERC0ATS, 1898.

MEMS ovERCoATS, in Heavy black beaver cloth, four
button single breasted style, trimmed with black
horn buttons strong worked button holes, x Inch
collar with strong tab Three outside strong pockets,
with flaps and small change pocket lined with Italian
cloth: strong sleeve lining, chain hanger; worth at
least $3.50 In this Gigantic Sale. 1850. -. 3.9s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-01-26
Warning to Nelson.

The Preston Times sends out
the following warning to the
friends Of Senator Knute Nelson
in the state: "The Times has
consistently and persistent,y op-
posed the entering of nationality
into politics, but we have on sew
eral occasions been forcibly re
minded that nationality does cut
a big swath and it is not likely to
be eliminated in the near future.
Iverson, jacobson, Nelson
three Norwegians for three Of
the best Offices in the state.
With the two former elected we
can already hear the hue and cry
against the hoggish propensities
of the men from the North with
the hope of defeating the re cleo
ton of Senator Nelson"