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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08
Tacoma P Ps;a.
OnceAgaiin!

and Monday, Jan. slot
The unanimous success we
had with our last Csc sale
has tempted us to give the
people of Tacoma another
dose of the same medicine.
Look what Csc will buy and
compare price with the Food
Trust Combine:
2 lbs. New Walnuts.
2 lbs. Almonds.
2 lbs. Mixed Nuts.
IS Oranges.
2 doz. Lemons.
10 lbs. Choice Eating Apples
quarts Peanuts.
3 lbs. Smyrna Figs. a.
3 lbs. New Dates.
8 lbs. Prunes.
Z lbs. Prunes.
A lbs. Fancy Prunes.
3 lbs. Fancy Muscatel Raisins
3 lbs. Fancy Seedless Rainsins
3 lbs. Cleaned Currants.
8 lbs. Fancy Peaches.
2 lbs. Finest. Bleached Sui
tana Raisins.
6 pkgs. Malta-Vita.
2 lbs. Citron, Lemon and
Orange Peel, mixed.
2 lbs. Fancy Sweet Cakes.
Fig Bars, Vanilla Waters,
Fruit Cakes, mixed.
3 lbs. Honey.
3 pkgs. Nabiscos.
8 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuits.
Full quarts, Mission and
Ripe Olives, l bottle.
3 full pints Our own Pure
Catsup.
3 bottles asst'd Chow Chow,
Sweet Pickles, Mixed
Pickles and Olives.
Richard & Robbins Boned
Chicken or Turkey.
5 lbs. Good Rice.
4 lbs. Fancy Head Rice.
3 cans Imported Sardines.
TEA AND COFFEE DEPT.
Good Ceylon or Eng. Break
fast Tea, l lib.
lbs. Good Drink Coffee.
1 lib. Mocha G Java Blend.
and Silk japanese Sou
venir Fan, worth 15c, free
with every pound.
DELICACY DEPT.
8 lbs. Picked Pigs Feet.
1 lb. Best Boiled Ham.
3 lbs. Mince Meat.
3 lbs. Honey.
BUTTER AND EGG DEPT.
rs different kinds of I'M
ported and Domestic
Cheese.
SPECIAL.
1 lb. Choice Creamery Butter.
Everything else in our
great Food Emporium at the
same cut prices to make ev-
erybody feel happy to start
out the New Year.
Free delivery anywhere.
Mail orders promptly filled.
No phone orders. Meet us
face to face. Once more.
COME.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08

DIR. Carlson has moved his office
to 305-6 Provident Bldg. NJ. 405. *%
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08
TACOMA BALL
PLAYERS OFF
FOR EVERETT

The members of Tacoma's Y.
M. C. A. basketball team left to-
day for Everett, where they will
play the Everett Y. M. G. A. team
tonight. From Everett the Ia
coma boys will proceed to Snoho-
mish, where they will play re
turn engagement tomorrow night
The lineup: Cook and Mills, for
wards; Morton, center; Collier
and Kent, guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08

may kill runners chances.
OF the men who have promised
their entries, the most likely are
Matt Maloney, j. F. Crowley, John
Daley, Fred LORI, Sam Mellor and
Tom Morrissey of New York; AL
bert Coresy and Sydney Hatch,
Chicago; Lewis Tewinina, Car
Isle; Jas. O'Hara, West, Cam
bridge, and Joe Forshaw of St
Louis. The men. will run on the
same track used by HAyes,s Do
rando and Longboat, furnishing
an excellent opportunity for an ac-
curate comparison of time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08
SUES FIGHTER |
FOR BREACH
OF PROMISE
(By United. Press Leased Wire

(By United. Press Leased sWfre.)
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jan. s.
-"Oh, you Ketchel!" A man
may become middleweight cham
pion of the world, may cast off
his manager under the lure OF
Willus Britt's hypnotic eye and
may even assay a Is weeks tour
in vaudeville, but he will always
come off second best when he
dons the gloves with Cupid.
Ketchel today has retained at
torneys to aid him in escaping the
meshes of the blind god, whose
activity has made him defend
ant in a breach of promise suit
for SO, 200 damages brought by
Miss Elizabeth Houman of this
city.
Stanley was arrested yesterday
afternoon and held until he had
furnished $4,000 bail as a guar
antee of his appearance in court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08
WRIGHT NAMED as
CORRESPONDENT IN
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

PARIS, Jan. 8.-Wilbur Wright
of Dayton, o., champion aviator
of the world, was named as CO.
respondent by Lieutenant Gou-
jards of the cuirrasiers, stationed
at Champagny, in a divorce petit
ton filed today. The case will
be tried next month.
Nine. Goujarde is reported to
be an enthusiastic aeroplanist,
and is said to have been present
during many of the flights
made by Wright at Lemans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08
men SCHOOL LOSES
VALUABLE ATHLETE

High school athletics will be
considerably broken up by the loss
hurdler of the school, captain OF
of Winfred Price, the champion
the track team and general all
around athlete. He graduates
with the mid-winter class and will
leave school. He is also men,
Der of the basketball team and
this place will have to be filled at
once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08
[S6AS@NAB2e SPORTS
NOW Of FER JEFF
500 900 TO
FIGHT

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
RENO, New, Jan. 8.-Reports
from Mazuma deekare the ath-
letic club at that place has broken
AL records and offers 100000
for a fight between Jeffries and
Jack johnson.
1t is stated also that Jeffries Is
quietly training with a view TO
getting In shape, II he should
change hds mind about fighting
again.
He, however reiterates his
\ statement that no amount of
money will tempt him to get back
in the game.
He says he has enough money
and Is contented to rest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08
TO TAKE STAND
AGAINST AUSTRIA

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. S.-A
Geographic exchange of notes is
reported to have occurred today
between Russia, France and Eng
land n which the powers mutu-
ally pledged themselves to take a
resolute stand against Austria's
attitude in the Balkan region.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

a DINNER FOR HENRY WHITE.
Paris. oct 3o.-M Pinchon tho Forei21
Minister, gave a dinner tonight in honor
o. Henry White. the retiring American Am
bassador
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

cheaper here than anywhere: they are not
affected by the tariff. but they have ad-
Vanced Just the same because the world :
price has advanced. In manufactured ar
iiclcS some arc cheaper here than abroad
because inventive skin and domestic. com
petition have brought thcm down
Other articles made here cost moro than
elsewhere because the labor costs more
aud inst there i the whole tariff question
If Hou destroy the protective duties as the
Democratic party in this state pronoSes
Nou must either stop making the projected
articles. which means throwing thousands
ont ot employment. or YOU must hrin.,
your wages to the foreign level There il
no other Iia"e where a reduction t7tu bn
made except ON wages. Capital VIII moi
be invested without fair return
Why are the Chinese excluded and N.b,,
do all our Labor unions demand the fur
ther exclusion Of all Asiatics? Because
they rightly fear the competition of that
cheap labor. There is no difference no.
tween that abor In human form and that
Ia bur iu n bale of goods. Repeal Your cX-
Ciusou laws aud ASiatic labor viii rush
in. Abolish your protective duties and All
the cheap labor OF the world will rush IN
In the form at manufactured goods Thai
is the whole case. That Is why | am a
protectiOnst. Senator Crane and | i'm ali
that We did thought first and always of
the half million persons who work in the
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
LODGE ON TARIFF
DEPENDS P1YNE Law
Senator Says 1t Is Good for
Whole Country.

Boston, oct 20 The political campaign in
AIassachusetts swung into the homestretch
to-day. with the candidates for Governor
and other state offices, well as many
state aspirauts for Legislative honors, ap-
nearing on the stump for The last words
For the Republicans. Governor Draper aud
! Lieutenant Governor Frothiugham, with
the assistance OF cX-GoVcrnor John |"
Eates and United States senator Henry
,.abot Lodge. addressed large audience
IN fremont Temple.
Senator Lodge spoke on the tariff. going
into details on the Payne law. He said in
part:
,rb,re are rates in 1t which do not satisfy
,,,a. there are changes which should IKE
tn see made but it must be- judged as Il
yLoIa and Judged a whole II is a very
"ocd tariff and an Improvement, under
eyisting conditions upon the one Wihch IL
replaced 1t is Sood IaIlIl ipI tn. w Wi!Ii| .3
rouutrv speaking broadly, ana thdt Is Tue
tret test hv which IT must he tried Some
iiaars ago I was accused OF Sa'riiicinS the
interests of Massachusetts To tiloSe 90 ot,i" ONO
Ina PENNSYLVANIA. my aCcuserS nov pt!hE
,'nI enough informed to know that the IN
GustrIaI interests OF PennSylNalua ana
0bio did not materially diitcr rom orI
oT observe that the accusation has now
ha.n changed. Senator crane ana ! are
-. .,ccused of having done 700 mu'i I'r
Htaeearbusetts and having neglected. the
Ma ;itcraets of the country, but. as matter
i F iact NV colleague and iahored !"
- - revision of the taflT Whlti W"uhI
he in The first place, the best attalnahle
s.,,it ~. for the entire country ana ~ wh"h,
~ Gar AS We we're able 10 do It, III" inter
>" ~, 30, of Massachusetts, should bc properly
,,,,rdcd think that we have succeeded.
Win have revised the tariff and given the
,.o',utrv n good law. We do not want 10
,h,ny. business into confusion or stag
,,inn nv entering at once on another re-
io,,,, In due time this tarlh VIII bc re-
,.is"d AZ it's predecessor was ana, nope,
etii further improved, bat what business
S'ar ante now IS period of rest and Ger
nn not be misled by thc cry about high
prices. High prices are not made by the
itiff II they were they would hc easily
deaIt with The worlds prices have been
H. ncIng for the last fifteen years study
s,auerIecIl's tables which appear monthly
IN ..'rhe iondon Times, and you viii tind
tIat with a few exceptions. like sugar.
wire there Is ovcrnroduction, all the
r,orld's prices have been advancing partly
non, increased demand, largely from the
increa scd production of gold, which means
a chrapcning of gold and corresponding
increase ia everything measured by or
bought with gold.
Fuel and food staples are comparatively
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
Control Your E.,

one con nos take off and H..
fat - Will II you have an 90 or extra
men or double chin you can cla.-' aodo-
o"nlpie'elv vlthout a minutes ho,a away
"ncising or dieting. Take q ,e,s,' ea-
~fier meals and - bed time ~ this ,'ui -,
nre y OF Tamols. y o. Flhd Ex,rne.
tsscsra Aromatie and 81 oz. Pepperrnin,
" Na'er-sny druggist has them-and go ON
'a'ns - best pleases sou; don't worry
rf"1t results
NJ double chin ana ponderouS stomach
VIZ soon abow signs OF melting away
ihfE viii not sag ia or wrinkle however.
.1si 20 doan nice ana smooth and even
s.,5f -i,St @fte't is due 10 tho harmless natural
a. non of the mixture
iiis D. explained as follows blame over-
Irs,f 70 the stomach IN is getting law
80 &c 81 making energy and muscle iron,
-. i""a u u manufacturing fat Tba
49,, ihlNti-re cOrrccts this defect .td
~ H. hiak"s Nou stronger aud healtI,jer
RI a. ,e same time il Is taking off ~ ,@o,,
.l...i' 70 ounces Of useless fat a da~ m
80 ~ ahecis double chin biu- e,r
"A Use the fat on them Is softor
( 3 - ,ipt resist Tie remedy as lon9 -
-, ~ hhF limbs I}Ut eVenfualIx al IT,
l" ." II you keep up The tfeatmeot
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
OFFERINGS AT TILE STORES
FOR FURTHER DET Ills CONSULT THE
-1DPERTISEMENTS IN TO-D1Y'S TRIBUNE.

MA'f = broadway. between Saith and
'O'h StF@ets, lay stress on their anniver-
SalE sale o. Women's tailored suits, waists,
men underwear and shirts All Scarfs.
i''oauci"'h' SILKS and petticoats will be Of
Tered At reasonable prices. AS will hand
kerchlefs' fannels, fountain pens end writ
ing paper. They also direct attention, .his
week TO special values in furniture. glass.
emma ana lamps, curtains and rugs
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Broollvn offer
special values ms week in woInen's ap-
pareI- For Tuesday special Inducements
VIII be offered IN sofas, beds. broadclotb,
sheets, pillow cases and umbrellas.
FORSYTHE, Broadway and 18th street
call attention to sale of tailored suits.
millinery, an assortment Of furs and col
ored waists at attractive prices.
BLoOMINGDALES', Third avenue. be-
tween 18th and Goth streets. have arranged
a sale ~ linens. lace curtains. an assort-
inent Of furs, underwear and stockings at
reasonab bic price.
RENARD West 2d street, offers special
Inducements this week Ia women's apparel
and furs and fur garments
c,a, West I'D street, announces a spe-
Nai Of beaver hats.
nue.. b,HDAMS COMPANY. Sixth ave
atten,,aa cen 10th and 22d streets. invite
weaves az a.. sale Of a hundred different
tiou " Dress goods al 4 great ,educ-
y,o,oo,,.a H'y also cali attention 10 = saIc -
ua,s coIa a.nines silks and laces and
swaa,or - o,n ori. and silver bowers and frni,s %"'
p, ," srer coa's Tor women and grocer,as % .tI, rtI
Oe among 'ne offerings at special vaiues w."
cial '-nh mes, ISM street. advertise sne
cloths. millinery, underwear Us broad
table linens. large number 80 ana
specials, to Est until o.cIocl, .ioihing
arranged for Monday. Deeh
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
LIKES FINANCE SERIES.
Banker Says Tribune's Exposure Of
City Methods is Splendid.

William J. Wolmsn, Of J. :. Bache &
90, said yesterday that he thought The
Tribune vas doing a splendid work in pub
fishing lis series on the city's finance. 1t
is thing that the people should under
stand % ~ TO be able to vote intelligently
sn such questions as the debt limit amend
-rrrt.'' he said. AS il is, there prob
aaI- very few persons who have much Of an
ttr1 ~ the financial operations Of the city
aEith the publication Of such q series as
The Tr.hlne Is printing. every one should
understand and he able TO think and talk
iutelHgeuJv on the subject
, arr Elsd TO see that tho paper has re-
drccd its price 30 cent he added This
means a much wider circulation. and this
means that many moro persons will read
tee rnaucc article. And that is important
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
NINE DIE AT FIRE
THO SERIOUSLY HURT
pol;oc chcf Discovers Blaze at
g JohusbmY. Ut.

-sb,,iv. vi oct. ~" neh 'he
~ 5a ,,i,izone- savings Bank block
rr..ns Cd sufficiently 80 allow = thoroush
lad s7o -, ,,-..3., of .hein. il was delnitely
sesIoA ...,,- r;,cs we're lost IN tho nre
lcarPeu ,,. ,s..stroved the principal
Nh''' .,..;-,e ~ This town carly TO-DAY.
hiS'n'7 ,..s we're probably fatally
fN' .., x,cr,. taken 10 hospital
''i'. 49, so,erc but not dangerous
r-ororty loss Is estimated at
'4f'>- ro,eysad icy insurance. OF
N"''''- '0,z ,,s Killed. two fell from the
th' ''' = ~ The building in an attempt
-I'P'i .ss,v hv means Of ropes. while
Z" roach b,,,ned 10 death. their bodies not
Zen .,rcred until several hours later.
~ l;st q: dead follows;
,-,-euwaN. :. r.
CJ-sfFNAN
eTJxG Z. T.. forty years old. lahorer.
w,ssFY Miss Bose.
H.xr1.rT. charles r.. shirts five years old.
srE-rPER Miss Ma
TsN>4-I. Charles, a Tsirtof
TA>NLR Ms. Crsr.es-
Mrs l.anne,to Da1ie and Louis Pope.
rvrs-f
n-,IHsw Porc. were those probably fatally
brr,r5 Tn. others injured are William
;,.r. and Rov smith. Who %ill recover
-r,, hlock q four story brick building.
,..ss q combination of stores. Offices. tene-
,,er+s and assembly halls. II was owned
~, ,r. citizens Savings Bank The fire is
believed 70 have originated in a restaurant
in Tho basement
Coll
6,,t, Of sending in the alarm. arousing the
r.uanrs and giving notable assistance in res
cue WORK The iire made its presence
knopn ts throwing a blaze in the chiefs
face a= ho opened the door Of the station
81 about O'clock. after making rounC
@. rhc town, the station being in the base
nIe1t of The block.
Though the alarm vas given on the in
>faut and tho firemcn came in with al
speed. tho inside Of the four story build
ing was = furnace before help arrived. al
elevator VEL having furnished a fiu'
through which ihe flames swept to all %
tho floors.
chief Hall. mindful Of those in the tene
ments which occupied the third and fourth
stories. but unable 10 reach them, shouted
arning from the street. Some of th'
tenants were awakened. only TO be throw
i.'o 4 panic hy tho presence Of the flames
Then the fire apparatus came and ever3
oHs Vas aroused The fremen shot ladder
ar tho side Of the building, but they die
Hor reach the third floor. where the mel
and women were irantically urging the fire
anon 10 assist them.
When il was seen that the ladders would
Tot reach. ropes. which were evidently il
-ae building for such an emergency, wor'
brought into Use. Women apparently feare,
the attempt 1T descent. ard f;anlett a.
tempted 10 come down. hand over hand. Il
'oaeh The top OF the ladder. Either from
tho excitement or from burns Oh his hands
80 lost his balance and fell 10 Tho side
ak His skull was fractured and he die
INSTANTLY. Darling. the other man Wht
lost his life i'm attempting 10 grasp the
-v;ngiuE rope from a vindowsill on the
rl5rd foor. lost his balance and fell lie
va taken to TIE BriEhtlook Hospital,
y 7ere ho lived oUiv few minutes.
I-iyc other persons. four of whom were
taken to the hospital 10 be treated for
burn. ar,ervard were safely assisted out
.tr ;rc hIl'duS hv the fircmcn.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
GoMPERS' FATHER CELEBRATES
Labor Leader Toastmaster at Big Fam
ily Reunion.

4 reunion of tho family and descendants
p, solomon Gompers. father Of President
samuel G"mpers of tic American Fedora
'ion of Labor WAS held last evening at the
lorktiie Casino. East sstE street, 10 cele-
H'e'e bis eigtty-second birthday.
iIl'ra were present nearly two hundred
enaan'> and relatives Of Solomon Com
9tfs. "o'"dnE seven children. forty grand
N-,'1ren alsj fifteen great grandchildren.
i,. r,s- s-af siAiv separate families, relatives
,,tr,-a-e @erc also represented
,.,,,,,,,,rs vas Vas first held. at which Samuel
Solomon c. ss'naster. Tho first toast
Que 1o1orE End many rrs,,'. ~ ol'" WIN All
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

MasSa ChuSettS industries. We sought To
protect them. We believe that they under
stand the question, that they know what
is at stake. that they know for what ends
We laborod. and we are sure that the Re
publican party will receive their conf
denCe and support
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
NO MISHAP TO LINER.
Wireless Message Received from
KronprinZessin Cecilie.

T.r follow ing wireless message Vas re-
rr-e5 lest night, which dlspToyes reports
.nu'ar'd regarding a possible miShap to
me North German Lloyd steamship kron-
Ir.-zc~sin Ceciic-
On eosrd steamship KTonQrlnZcssin c.
'lhe VA tarns1Ia. Ia Provence.
1leSident Lincoln PTiuz Friedrich
4hein. and Cape Raco \. +, Oc
=. Assecls'ed T'reSs. New York
: H. m standard time. so
i'''' 'aS' a taro Race. All VOL
IfDEGEMANN.
ai'' message from France had rc-
porto" VIC hh1lng of lifc belts marked
"i'h the ships name near Cherbourg.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
RHEUMATISM

Acute. sub-acuts. chronic. lumbaSc. RHEU-
MNTpID ARTHRiTIS. positively cured I'm
mediate relief from pain by the Wallace Treat
mcut. Prompt aud permanent euro The only
treatment that has ever cured
RHEuMATOID ARTHRITlS-
Consultation free. No charge unless cured
No diet no stomach disturbance. no narcotics.
Doctor viii call " confined TO bed. Once
hours o.. and by appointment Write for
hooklet pep. T The Rh,umaticide Co. I
East 4.nd street. New York city
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

street. Fifth avenue and 18th street. direct
attention to sale Of linens. including
tablecloths, napkins and blankets, at at
tractiye prices. ON Monday there will he
special Inducements offered in silks, dress
goods and nannels.
STERN BROTHERS. West 23d street.
call attention to special sales Of women's
cloaks. walking suits, fur coats. neckwear
and muffs, misses suits and coats. lace
curtains and Oriental rugs and carpets
Dress and millinery velvets, broadcloths
and linens will also be offered at cxtraordi-
nary prices.
At BEST &. CO.'S, West 23d street there
will be a sale this week of apparel for
misses and small women at special induce
ments. Other things to be offered at rea-
sOnable prices viii be furs. waists and un-
dershirts and chidren's and infants wear
GREENUITT & co, Sixth avenue. he
tween 18th and 18TH streets. announce re
markabc offerings this week IA their linen
department. They also call attention to a
sale of petticoats at exceptional values.
HIGGINS & SETTER, Sixth avenue he
tween list and 22d streets. offer special
values this week in silver deposit ware
SAkS & co. Broadway and 3ith street
advertise special inducements this week in
tailor-made suits for women and waists.
special sale OF furs for women has been
arranged for Monday aud Tuesday
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY.
Sixth avenue. between 18th and 10Th streets.
invite attention TO a sale of millinery, petit
coats and an assortment Of furs to be Of
fered at extraordinary values.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & co. Broad
way and 18th street, over Inducements this
week IN tailor; suits, women's fur coats.
iEiahis wear aid womens house gowns.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

Oct. e9-The MacdonouGh. tho Thornton the
TinEey and the Wilkes, from Natchcz for
New orleans: tho Marcellus. from Ports
mouth y. H. for Boston; the Hun tho
TruXtun. the Whipplc. the Perry the Paul
Jones the Prchlc and the Lawrence from
Marc Island for Magdalena Bay: the Du-
huque, from Guantanamo for Portsmouth.
y ~.
The destroyer Davis placed in reserve at navy
yard. Marc Island.
The celtic viii sail from New York Ia join the
Atlantic fleet At Guantanamo January 4
1910 and the CulCoa will sail January 90 1910
The Prairie, from Philadelphia for Cristobal.
December =:
Mail address Of ali cruising vessels in tho
Pacific changed from care postmaster san Fran
cisco, 10 J'scihc station. via san Francisco
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
BfSt & Go.

For Misses and Small Women
Tailored Suits and Dresses in Broadoloths, serg.'
and Cheviots.
Cloth Coats of Kersey Broadcloth and rough face
Misses Walking Skirts in models
in novelty materials
Paris millinery: modes, and adaptations from
designers.
Trimmed and Tailored Hats. newest shapes materials
and coorings.
Fashionable Furs
For Misses and Small Women.
in Squirrel, Beaver, Blae Wolf Sable For,
White Fox and Ern,ine,
complete assortment in Matched Sets and Separate
Muffs, Boas Capes and Coats
Waists and Underskirts
Handsome Colored Plated Chiffon Waists. silk
lined, in the shades; sizes a. 16 and Is yrs;
3D. "a and 36 bust suitable for Misses and Small
Women. SZZ.OO
Also Crepe de Chine Waists. ts............. $3.50
Beautiful Persian Chiffon Waists made over white
crepe de chine, which may be with any
color suit. $3.50
Soft Chiffon 7ae Six UIrderskirts to match suits,
in all the leading shades, taupe, chocolate, etc.
all lengths from IS to 3S inches ..........S5o5
Automobile Apparel
Goats. Furs. GloUes, Caps. etc.
Dress Shoes and Walking Shoes in a wide raret,
of shapes and feathers
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
New York MINING stocL..

NEW YORK, Feb. lS.-Closlng quotation
On mining stocks were:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19


CATTLE-Receiptb of cattle continue very
liberal, there being 1900 head reported to-
day, making the run for the week 1000
head, the largest run for any mila period
since four weeks ago and larger than Tor
the same days last year by almost 5000
head. -
The market on all kinds Of killing cattle
did not show any very material change
today, steers, cows and hetfers selling In
about the same notches as yesterday. There
was some ~unevenness to the trade, some
sales looking a little better and some sales
not quite 30 good, but the general market
was about steady. The trade was rather
slow and the forenoon was pretty well ad-
vanced before buyers tried very hard to
do business, but when the Ice was once
broken there was q fair movement.
Stock cattle and feeders seemed to have
an easier tendency, spectators being gen.
orally bearish in their views, the same as
they have been for the last two or three
days. To call the market steady to easier
would just about cover the situation, 50 far
a. cattle In first hands are concerned.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, 8.ood6.6o; common to fair
corn-fed steers, N.00H5O0; good to choice
COWS and helfers, $4I00Q6.l5; fair to good
cows and heifers. G.0oGt4.W; common to fair
cows and heifers, t2.o01S.00 good to choice
stockers and feeders, A.6196.W; fair to
good stockers and feeders, S.7694.60; COM
mon TO fair stockers and feeders, 5000
s.7B; stock heifers. t27bG4.0; veal calves,
s300d7.26: bulls, stays, etc, $270G46O.
Representative sales: