The San Francisco call. [volume], October 12, 1902, Image 23

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INDIANAPOIS, Ind., Oct.. 1L— The find
ing of Edward Daniels, master In chan
cery In the case of the Chicago Board of
Trade, against L. A. Klnzey & Co. of In
dianapolis and other stock brokers in In
diana was filed to-day in the office of tbo
clerk "of the United. States Court. It is
adverse to the defendants, and If sustain
ed at the final hearing it will mean that
the bucket shops of the State have to
quit business.
Bucket Shops Are In Banger.
Army orders announce that Lieutenant
Colonel John. T. Van Orsdale, Seventh In*
fantry, is detailed as a member of tho
examining board, at San Francisco, re
lieving Lieutenant Colonel Joseph F.
Huston, Nineteenth Infantry. The leava
of absence granted First Lieutenant Alex
J. McNab, Twenty-fifth Infantry, la ex
tended two months.
Corrlson, Seattle. tS; M. M. Andrews, Sol
diers' Home, Orting, $S.
Our new process of developing kodak
films is gaining patrons for us every day.
Twenty -five per cent more good pictures
than by the old method. .No Increased
cost. We retouch portraits for amateurs,
make enlargements and finish pictures
in every style and manner. Mall orders
receive prompt attention. Kirk, Geary
& Co.; 112 Geary street. ¦¦- ¦ - :•>>• * ¦¦¦•
Kodak Developing.
ft The i shortest, *• and now the nibst j- elegantly
equipped, line j is the , Lackawarina Kallroad,
which traverses the most beautiful scenery the
Allegheny ; Mountains afford, f Through trains
are operated via this line from Chicago, Kan
sas City .and St. . Louis . to . New : York,! It | will
be to the Interest • of . passengers : to ' inquire of
local railroad agents or write Geo. A. Cullen,
General We.nern Paseenger Agent, ' 103 Adams
utra+t. ChlrJuro. . "<¦ - . ' * • .'
Prom- Buffalo to New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ll.-fThe fortyr
fifth annual convention of the National
A ssoc! a tion of Local Preachers of \ the
Methodist Episcopal Church opened In
this city More than 100 dele
gates from • different parts of the .United
States - and . two representatives from
Great Britain , are • In attendance. ; The
condition of the Local Preachers' ; Mutual
Aid Soclety.'and the; status of : Taylor Uni :
verslty \ of Upland! Ind./ , where young
men i tire "educated for - the ministry^ will
attract the most interest at the business
sessions.;"' ¦— . • , . ¦ ¦ -\ ¦¦ . . ¦
Methodist Preachers in Session.
.The decision. to move came with the an
nouncement of the Union Pacific Railroad
that a . new town '¦ named > Darr j would be
established j at the 1 point « where .the • line
crossed 1 the Platte' River. This Is three
miles down ; stream • from • the - present
group of houses called Benton. 'The rail
road added to its announcement that the
construction of a large elevator, and' mill
would - be immediately •' started"- at | Darrv
When an agent of the Union Pacific pre7
sented the matter In the \ right light tbe
"If j the . railroad will •¦ noV come to . me
then L will go to the railroad." Such is
the paraphrase of the story of Mohammed
and the mountain as given by the village
of Benton. •
LEXINGTON, Neb., Oct. 11.— The vil
lage of Benton, Neb., located a few miles
from here, has decided to move. This does
not mean the people alone, but the build
ings, j houses and stores, besides all the
personal effects, will float down the Platte
River for three miles to a location which
the villagers . prefer to Its present \ one.
Nothing will be left behind but ¦ the:nat
ural '¦ scenery which was there when the
village was built. » -
¦ • ¦
Special Dispatch to The Call.
In the opinion Justice Van Sickle
gays the general act concerning corpor
ations authorizes corporations to retire
shares of preferred, stock purchased with
bonds or the proceeds of bonds; that the
directors may declare how many shares
are to be retired, and that the failure
to retire the number will not defeat that
plan.
The act of 1902, which was passed es
pecially for the benefit of the United
States Steel Corporation, Justice Van
Sickle eays, does not enlarge the com
pany's powers as they were under the
general corporation act, but rather re
stricts them. The company has power to
sell bonds on the market or to sell them
to stockholders at the same value. Tak
ing up the point raised by Mrs.' Berger
that J. P. Morgan & Co., who received
tlfc.OOO.OOO, was being overpaid, the pe
tition ears: • .r - •
TRENTON, N. J., Oct 11.— Justice Van
Sickle, this afternoon, filed in the Court
of Error* his written opinion in the case
of Miriam Berger against- the United
States Steel Corporation, that was de
cided a short time ago in 'favor of the
corporation. The opinion is an elaborate
one. /cV.i'i.:;i.V
; '/Unexpected difficulties have made It Im
possible ; to ," ; get 'together sufficient sums
to m,eet'" the current" obligations ' of Zion.'
Therefore I send forth | this : appeal asking
every member to immediately , take; action
upon'.it, so that 3 1 inayibe able;. to .dis
charge immediately 1j all .open;, accounts
without further , delay, and so maintain tbe
¦/¦ In • his * begging ; letter Dowle • begins r by
telling about . Zlon's flourishing condition.
Then ¦ he { declares *• that people who c are
trying V.to collect bills from : him • at this
time are Vthe enemies of God." Extracts
fromthe letter, follow: .. ¦ ;! -%¦ :
¦In the same letter, he asserts his assets
are $23,736,152, yet* to-day^ when W. , M.
Hoyt • & {Co. ¦ made a : demand upon ' Dow-;
ie's agent for $31, > bill long overdue, the
agent r, protested .he did ; not have the
money, but would try and" get it together
by. to-morrow. " ' . ..
CHICAGO, Oct.' 11.— Acknowledging his
inability to pay; his bills, John Alexander
Dowie, , the : "reincarnation of Elijah, the
prophet," has issued a ? letter to his disci
plea-pleading for money "in sums of $5
and upward." • -
Special Dispatch to The Call.
The Governor, tarried as briefly as pos
sible, but a large crowd heard her re
marks addressed to- him. She "entered
every saloon in the city to-day and ad
ministered lectures to the owners.
GUTHRIE, O. T., Oct. 1L— Mrs. Carrie
Nation, the Kansas temperance agitator,
to-day administered a severe tongue
lashing to Governor. Ferguson, who was
suddenly confronted by her while about
to enter hiss office. She rebuked him for
tbe existence of saloons In Oklahoma and
prayed for the day that women may "be
in power to stop the liquor traffic.
Lashing and Then Scolds
, Saloon Men. ? '¦:•'¦
Kansas Smasher Administers Tongue
CARRIE NATION SCORES
OKLAHOMA'S GOVERNOR
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.— The Postofflce
Department to-day announced:" Postmas
ters commissioned: California— James S.
Hinton, Salton. Oregon— Fred J. Palmer,
Jordan Valley; Jay -' S. Douglas, Ord.
Fourth-class Postmasters appointed: Cal
ifornia— Annie 11. C. Schmidt, Coast, San
ta Cruz; County, vice Mary G. Cook, re
signed ; - Annie Asebez Russell,' San Sim
eon, San X«uls - Obispo . County, vice Ed
ward , Asebez, . resigned. Oregon— V.
Schneider," Camb Valley, Douglas County,
vice Anna . E." ' Degroot, resigned. Wash
ington—Lily Moors, 'Rome, Whatcoin
County, vice Nellie F. Goodrich, resigned.
These pensions were granted: Califor
mar-Original—Norman P. White, Soldiers'
Home,' Los Angeles, $8 ; Thomas Rutlcdge,
Santa Rosa, $12; Harvey E. Harris, San
Francisco. $8. Increase (reissue, etc)—
George C. Ashurst, Soldiers' Home, Los
Angeles, $8; -William G. Howard, Soldiers*
Home, Los Angeles,' $8; George A.- Hol
den, Los -'Angeles,; . $8. . Widows, minors
and . dependent relatives— Lizzie r O'Brien,
San Francisco, $3; Mary Anthony, Soquel,
$S; % Anna I. Cook, Chico, J8. .
. Oregon-Original— Daniel E. Fisher, The
Dalles, $6;"Reuben Thorn, Lebanon, 1 J8 (is
sue of 'September 23,1902).' . ...
Washington— Original— Samuel A. Mc-
ment and More New Pensions
Granted.
Changes Made in the Postal 'Depart-
Of INTEREST TO PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Benton, Nebraska, Will
Float Down Stream
a Few Miles.
Opinion Filed in Recent
Miriam Berger Liti
gation.
Disciples of the Prophet
Are Commanded to
Contribute.
RIVER TO BEAR
WHOLE VILLAGE
JUDGE EXPLAINS
A TRUST CASE
"ELIJAH" D0WIE
ASKS FOR COIN
"Stockholders cannot question in judi
cial proceedings corporate acts of direc
tors if the same are within the power of
the corporation and are not unlawful
or against good morals and done in good
faith in the exercise of an honest Judg
ment.. The manner in which a duly au
thorized plan is carried through is part
of the business of the corporation and in
the absence 'of fraud or bad faith is not
the subject of judicial control, to any
greater extent than other business of the
corporation. . They cannot ' substitute Its
judgment for that of the directors and the
majority stockholders and say that j a
less expensive plan could have been suc
cessful if adopted." %*. > —
Benton was built on Its present site
many years ago, with the expectation that
when the railroad came .that »way it
would pa^s through , the -town." Finally,
when the railroad did come, it was found
impracticable to , go , nearer j than I three
miles. As a compensation the officials of
the Union Pacific' road offered induce
ments to the people of Benton to move to
the town which they propose to start and
call Darr. This proposition was accepted.
The new town- is In the center of a, rich
agricultural country which: will draw on
territory for miles around. The- Platte
Valley at that point is nine miles wide to
the north: and seven miles wide to , the
south. .0
population of Benton saw that they were
living in the wrong place and they decided
to move and be-in on the ground floor of
the new town. : Then it appealed to them
that it would not be such a bad idea to
take the town along with them. -
i"We shall receive sums of $3 and up
ward for -periods of three, six and nine
months, as may be most convenient.
These notes will bear interest at 6 per
cent per annum, Interest payable quarter
ly if desirable, or payable with the prin
cipal when the note matures. Do your
duty and do it quickly."
good name which Zion has borne for its
prompt settlements. ; .
THE SAN FP A2S CISCO CALL, SUNDAY, '¦: OCTOBER 12, 1 902.
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NEW ADVE&TISE2UENT3.
HATB NATURALLY ABUNDANT,
When It Is Free of Dandruff It Grows
Luxuriantly.
Hair preparations and dandruff cures
as a rule are sticky or Irritating affairs
that do no earthly good. Hair, _wh«n not
diseased, grows naturally luxuriantly.
Dandruff is tbe cause of nine-tenths of
all "hair trouble, and dandruff is caused
by .a germ. The. only way to cure dan-
druff is to kill the germ and. so far. tho
only hair preparation that, will positively
destroy the germ Is Newbro's Herpiclde—
absolutely harmless, tree from greas«.
sediment, dye matter or dangerous drugs.
It allays itching instantly; makes hair
glossy and soft as silk.' "Destroy the
cause, you remove tbe effect"— dandruff, -
THE EMP0BIU1L" j THE | THE EMPClilUM. | r :' THE 7 IMPOBITJM. ; |\ THE EMPOBTDT1MC. j \^ H _"'. _r THE EMPOBnTM/ ; THE EMPOBITTH.
Ovr Mzimmoth Fall Catalogue, Thc Emporium Economist, Is Ready. ¦ \ -•;•' _ .: .;;~;;:: : ".y Z-' '"'.' -:'¦' ":'"¦" ' /. '."'* '...; "-."." "'¦"' "'"."• " I' Send Name and Address lor a Free Copy Emporium Economist
$1.00 Grepe tie Chine, 64c Yard \ x * I Handsome Dress Hat, $7.00
A D^mn.f^Lr r% *% -m n// •—— 4**.m* O flqun _^ J ' fl^^ m^ &s/ r^'&/M''M M'^W^Q^*' M M B Bs&^^ Ladies* Trimmed Hats — In all white, b'.aclc and whits, all black, and navy; in fact in the most practical colors of the
« nemarKaote uress Goons uttering tor uays wtrgwa^/M^J^-y^BSoL/ fl^&^MsiLM/Bnm s " $on; hat$ that ;oo ' c t0 te Wil1 worth $IO -°°'> have thc st y :c » the eff " c ' tbe sha P c and a!1 xhe new Wca '; in
I ooo y'srds only of this very popular, weave, an exce'.lent all-wool quality of 43 -inch Crepe de Ss^ar Jg fjf M Mw^'f^S Hlr &^UrvrVjBrJr jm some of them long r.appeJ s Ik plush, ths very latest millinery material, has been utiiiz:d; d£TF f%fft
Chine, in a'.l the leading shades for evening wear and street costumes — cream, rose pink, light - "CAUFdRNIA'S lift suffice to gay they arc extremrly stylish hats and priced very low at ..... . . . ... . M m%M%M ¦
blue, royai and cadet blue re«cda bischc tan light gray and black; a regular (£* J& >, ff " lml '' t^^^ V " Nobby Street Hats of camei'i hair cloth, just the correct head wear to accompany a uilor gown; all whitf, white and
gi.oo value; Monday and Tuesday only! per' yard O^C , -^^0^"*^^** GRANDESTSTORE | | BmZ'fE^* c^. ' Jd '^.'. I il I 1 '. : 1 1 I I I '. : I '. $ %U6dt fglgg
Exir *ordinaty Ribbon Sale \\^^g^ \ Grand Towel Opportunity
Three Grand Values Beginning Monday ' . :-*;:- -:v"?^ 5^. .;¦'¦• .^- ¦ .^ ¦ '.,.. f *?-^ ¦ Monday and Tuesday. -housekeepers, hotel-keepers and proprietors of bathing
There are 8000 yardi of the«e beautiful, h'gh-grade, «tyli»h ribbon*; probably enough for Mon- IVSOtidcSV Slttd TliGSdS^f 3it J&lfOUt Hciif tO GiOSG -v * institutions will be given an opportunity to stock up with good towels at
<U !i' I^ d ? li !r Jay J* tC i! ln8 - , I* »\k r «^^P«^w buyer ncoitljrinade. in 'New- York, q, ab<Jut . - faun'^d of th eni Jo come «r yi to i secure one at a- 'little more <. prices never before attempted on this Coast. We caU attention to the un-
30^0^^^^^^ hair bows half. Remember this fact distinctly when you think of our Suit and Cloak De- usually -large s.z:s at the prices and particu'arly to the close substantial
and hair ribbons; a very fine quality ia white, Jink, blue, mais: and cardinal, that Q partment: Every iarmsnt in it VaS absolutely I1CW On All^VSt 1st, \vh:n WC com- WCaV "' They will be placed on the w.establei on mam a:j!e at thtse extraordinary prices: .
should be at least 1 5c per yard; Monday and Tuesday . ; %SO plctely restocked the Department, SO the Styles must be correct. /.The sale3 for the ft I2.00 doz. quaity Bleached Turkish Towels, 18x45 in., each /2o
3500 yards of 4^-iaeh Novelty Neck Ribbon, in solid color,' with exquisite heaistitch border month of September were phenomenal. ' In fact our buyer hrd to hastily leave for the ' C 3 " J&&2* $2.75 doz. quality Bleached Turk shTowc'.s, 25x46 in., each t9j
«^^S^l^^a^«-c a^S^««S maUe ' M '29C ¦ East to secure more stoc^ Of course the result of ths; big selling w ? s many broken /Jflf^ f ?£ £. S^l 7^^ Tow^l^C-hV \ \ \ \\ \ \\ '.%*%
«cepuo a a! vJnen 45c *y«d;^ sac Monday «nd Tuesday. ... . . Mm+f*M Thrs= su ; ts c f f which there ,onV: ".• a few of a kind left, have been di- J2.I0 doz. quality Unbleached Turkish Towe's, 23x4* in-, «ch • ..... . ... . „ f 3 O
iP^ R 'J: eS f*(hbpns—[Soo yards extra heavy all-siik pil.ow v ided into three lots/arid are effefe 1 for Monday and Tuesday only at these alluring price's: // "f X | 3 . S o do*. quaUty Unbleached Turkish Towels, a 9 x S 8 in., each 23o
ruffle ribbon, wuh draw string tor ehirnng; nch shaded colorings to match or harmomze with #«-//„«# FisntUtf* Suhis at *J7 QS— Black and Navy Blue Eam'ne Suit- // JT ' / oleachtd Huck Cotton Towels— 16x32 in:, v.ry heavy, ea:h . . ......... 7^ O
cushion tops, such u reds, browns, greens, yellows; a rare opportunity Monday and Tuesday LaOWS LtSmmO ZUIlS at &If.iJa ™ c * »«l lN.vy Blue B am.ne Suit * / j*. m / B'eached Huck Cotton Towe!i-i2x 4 a b., very heavy, each tZ^O
to wtc aic on every yard, and just when you need them at the approach of the AA. ings, CO:larless bton Jackets, some trimmed With WttCta bands, some With fancy braid W ffl • I Hemstitched Huck Fine Linen Tow.-ls— 18x36 In., each 22 l Ao
Holiday season. They are a 50c ruffled ribbon; for the two days . ....'. . »*rl» trimming; every suit lined throughout whh fine qua'ity of taffeta silk, «¦¦• €Si ESi \V ( "fw * 1 A ia^c Fine Check Glass IJrien, extra valae, yard .. . . . : . ........ . 1UC
— — . — ¦ — ' . "_ . a full $30.00 value, to be closed out in two days at. ......... &*Mm &?& \\/ffl *f A • ¦ - - ' ' " i— — — J
~~ — a * ~in : m • ' m-m ¦ mm* — ''• ~" Ladies' Serge Suits $3*95— -In B ' ack and N * V Y S:r g c and Gra y Cheviot, Ww • j jy] """ ~~~~7 ~~~~~- ~T~~< ~" *%*+ ¦- ;,, "~
Sale HOgerS Tattle Ware short Eton Jackets with turn-down collars; thc blue and black have plain gored and 'WJ^J / $3.3SD SStOQS, $2*88 vW|^
*^*\ .^^ Another big purchase of the ceitb-atei Wm. some of them flounced skirts; the grays arc all gored skirts, and jackets are handsomely lf\ '\J k ¦ We have s-lected i ± pretty styles of Ladies' $3.50 Shoes for \^T^^A
<<C _ ' r r *T5[r^ " p "r r * Table. Ware will be offered at very trimmed with taffeta bands; suits lined throughout with a fine quality of tf&gft Q gS 7 ,1 J \ • , , M ,«l" n (r.« no In dnnU ,» C9 AD* H/^^
f "V-^ZS^S; (Acs Monday only. Th«e articles TarT.ra ,inin gi very cheap at 8.00, , great bargain ft' th, two-day, .priced :.,. 9&*&& lU j) * S P CClaI offenng on Monday *U ......... .$2.98 mfe&SgT
\^ >^ "—^^ac^^^P* are guaranteed full standard plate of si.vrr on 21 Ladies' $1O.UO and $12. 5O SuitS, S 6;5O— In shades of gray, both plain an] mix- // //£^&'s^) Among them are VlCl Kid, ratcnt Kid, fcnamcled BOX V,alt rM%0P^^\
;j==^^r !^ . ¦— ''y^^^ 5^- ***. cea } nIckd b " e and warranted to give ed and med um tons, blouss .Eton jackets, prettily trimmed with satin or moire bands; jacket} are lined '„ \lk /t/pftfS^^' ' ' and both lace and button shoes. On: shoe M&^^ j|
' &~ 'zz&G^igg&r satisfaction. . w j t h heavy good wearing twilled satin; skirts with percaline; big value $10.00 and dSJijQ 1 EZtfo iifAKik-^-J} ' • 1. &2 JSM
Q Yf——-——^ Teaspoons, set of 6 -83C J 12. 50 suits, for thc two days only . ;'. ..... . W^MV^/ especially designed for rainy weather, with J*ff AgBm
Forks setof6 «# rr It \ TSvef tt rf 6 Vi'ts SgrVecause of the cxtumelv low prices quoted on these garments we are / / W three-quaner high cut enameled leather, with sB^^JS^
TfaeXu^^ cbu.ed 10 charge extra jor any alterations lhat may be u quired. / '/| W heavy «t».!on so!e, Goodyear welt and j&kar^
Sugar Shells, fancy patterns Each 5Oc Quadruple Plate Cake Basket *4.75 sr.own in Ulustra naKea suiting w m p c«ca «r«,oouw <* 11 U \U\ up-to-date ani were ths^ b:st of va!u:s at their regu ** /B&S£Sll&^
Cold Meat Forks, fancy patterns «1.<K> Quadruple Plate Butter Dish. «§°-°° ton, b ack, navy or tan VenetanCoth, .." jackets, w.th collar, cuffs and waist band 1 S>7 If \\\W „-.-. #, , 0 Mondav onlv V the cut orice Q£St*^& i^
Berry Epocns, fancy patteroe f 1JSO Quadruple Plate 6-plece Tea Set % 35.00 tr'mmed with pale bue.Vem'an Cloth of taffeta; Jacket handsomely tucked and , >< / \\ \1 " Monaay omy at me cut price. » ,^*^ ¦
. - . ' ' - "** and fancy black plaid, stitched in white; stitched down both s'des of front and the >< ff \\v\ ' ' ' '
—- : " "~ Jacket lined with taffeta silk, skirt tail- back and lined with taffita silk. Colors / A \\ \\ ffi"#»*rf* SA-?* f.»*a «» MW* fB? B *3i ** EjT /S^>r&F#4B
BTffm^ &£iff%iMf*m \Ff*W*\I Gn&SSBS ored wIth thc « :tchcd la PP ed teami » and blue » s recn or b ack mixtur «- ohe » \ y * // • P\ Br MBB9S w dmes mmm BL9B€Xi*M% V3%jua£z>
*-*-"° O W-MMMVWW9 W %*M JT v«««~«»f« has a fullsi:k drcp skirtj one of our b«t ask J»s.oo to * 3 e.oo for this quaHty; T W / \\ NX^ Sx of this ssason's most popu'ar weaves ia black fabrics that will pojftivcly keep their color.
Prices Lower Than Ever Before f* 0 - 00 va!ues &£S QO ourpnce 9zz*ou ¦n^^ / n>^ The ityIcj are the ua]Jt . ej the best that cari bc obuiaed aayw h tr . f or u,. ume pr k sl .
1000 of the three best sizes of Floss Pillows at par- _^ Flannelette' Wr^^ |\\ J)
tkularly deep cuts from regular prices. They are rf good warm houJ wrapper., yoke S, "I brfigured suiting, with short 1\\ < '7*V^J: n r? "SiTo ««P«***T*- I < u « fe *l«f l "»"
sp'-ecdid fil'l-weiBht cushions, and with the Holi- lack and front, with deep 4e%g%^ % waking skirts, and jacket in bous: shirt . '^^Zr~-— -TTT-,.-. T_ \^~^ A% irch Elact Zibdine 1 .'pri-st'ev'T make- tailor gownsj yard $1.5O
day, »pSly approaching this U « very o PP or- flounce, Hned to waist, only #«JC fty]e , w i,h high coHa, , ¦ , -= = 5^ fc3K^ SE2 r^^ 4$-lnch VoUe (Etarnlne^A beaudfWry made
tone dire to bar r^^^K^ ° th " f^ntUt'Wmpp.,,^ .-.. . These suits are marKed at Je popu ar most satisfactory wear; ya'rd ... French iabnc in a shale of black;
iuuc.uux 10 uu/. , V^ 26^^*""-^ * * * * * 9 8e ' $ l 35t $ l -H> $''5° prceof. . , . . ... $22.53 52 Irch Bldk London Twine— A new weave y ard ?• - ¦ $1*25
22X22 inches JJIC /_ __^ NiW Ca:hmere Wrappers $5.5U— Made w!th Watteau back, tucked yoke :ront; the yoke front, collar and cuffs trmm:d with plaid trim- O n the fish-net order through which lining 5Wneh Natte— The right weave and weight
24x24 bches 39O m!n « s > co]lars n 6 ht and r **y b ue > o!d r0se » « reen and red 5 al lmed throu 8hout;^a $7. 50 value for ¦ . .... ... • ... $5. SO can $een ve fty ]i $ h and very cheap for a for an ultra styliah tailor suitj an. excellent
26x26 inches ...49o ¦^ TTr * TW * Other Cashmere Wrappus and lea Gowns $5.75 to $18.00. • ! novelty? yard . ...... . . $1.25 doth »t the price, yard . . . . . $1.5O
offeSntsiSa I Our Furniture Store Challenges Comparison With Any I £%£*£%§£
q — j Months ago daring Intending purchasers .will have no troub'e in finding anything that may be desired in this, great and gran i new^ stork of alLthatJs latest and best in /urni.ure, whetaer it's a single piece or a very special vatue in _yr»
ff \ >, the du'.l season in thc cnO ngh to furnish a home, and The Emporium's reputation for quoting only the fairest of prices, insures vou in every instance the grcatest^possible value Tr money expended. boys' land 3 piece -Hr
n A*/' 0 ~~ > \ umbrella trade, we se- ' ' ' j*% jb ¦ y***N r> ' tnec P ints iu ' tt » 1* *9
|f! 1'Tjk cerized silk, pure silk ) 1^^^^^^^ IH K]^5f ! , J-l - {fv'u . mahogan- 'IT '¦" ~' ' '< or hail - ' " -' " ___ fj rr^^vi^^ '' at^io 1 Sa I "¦"'' -" mi
I Ml ca«=, mounted with sterling | I P^f^—^^~AV » 8*1 f^<^ HRffl ' . '" d birch | C '' W £ l<Ad , W^^^^^li ff j\ 1D\ ' '¦9&***** P ? "Btt
homaad boxwood handles. II U « , " L-^MJ //iwM " I "^ ™"* ' ' '^^^^ 1 ' 9 ' " .-bSSf^ox- %
at a price which enables us to offer them % > V •• \J y "-•• -¦ //fW W-V ' <or ? hav "v' ' TT^" M birch, . 16?*^ -*m^ 1U #^?' * *> fordb and b^e, cut y ffl
Other lines of Men't, Wemta'i and Children's tily upholstered in figured tap- upholstered tufted seat of*'.- '• : , x n |, Solid Oak French bevele* mrror. . ... 6 ..$1.50 Fold ng Oik Book -In Golden Oak or finished, with drawer for papers sizes from 4 to 16 <*±Z3 j|\
Umbrellas, u-ith Congo »nd Dresden handles estries, or sik Velours, $3-75 mercerized* tapestry .. $3.25 This beautifully pro- H atr , c X _> Entirely Buy now and store fer ;¦. case- -With fivj shelves. Im i, at ; on Mahoemv f ? d toav " ! , cnt • V l S eoa hole *5 y»rs, very nobby fc*j
— thc aa, 24, 26 and a8 inch s:zrs . . . . . , -portioned Parlor C*b"r: ce w ard':^very p'ea*. Chritfn^sp only r$12.00 -'^ ."r^ about c fee^hieh 43/ J » biggest desk bargain in t.wn, at u indeed, and «/
. . . . . . ... .50o^ni7So APirlor Window Chair- Parlcr TabV- Oak or im- nit, imitation mahog-^ "* deslgJJ 7wS? ' ' ' -¦¦¦¦•¦¦ . • Gilt ReCipUon Chair * bou^ ?/"J toIgh » *?* highly . pofished, up- . . . .$6.00 bj bargab, at the prke . .«-» QIC
Same with pearl, horn, ivcry and boxwood han- High straight outline; back itation maho£any with French any, highly polished, wide. 78 In. hl«h, Ptc'e Ul— for plant or __u p ho'stered in sain ' C hblstered in Velours and &&*&+*
<U« t fine goru .ilk .covering. . $1 1« $2 rounded; some plain, some curved legs; «haped top .« nearly S ft. high with «^ one . Music Rack-Mahogany fin- ..
Umbrella covered with all siik, with pearl, iv- carved; mahogany finished; in. square, with rounded be v el . e d ge d oval 12x18 in.." with imitation mahogany; very - . . ' ,. outlines, will ho d about . , .- ish, highly polished, six shtlves . -» e *9 S. n*m.MI t%oZL
ory and gun metal handla $2.5O to $4. covered with silk-faced tapes- . edges; convenient shelf un- French mirror I*xi6 un >brel!a holder heavy pillar wih larje* top P rettv o«'g°«; » «'nty aoo ordinary vo'.umes.- or two handsome styles, i n d ro i for curtain, very cheap mpim%»il UOEIS iJOU
Iaidals engraved free of charge on umbrellas triesj fevcral styles at . $7.50 derneath; a great value, $3.50 in., only .. . $13.50 pan, only •.^^7.50 .....;. .$450 pulor chair for $6.00 . .'-'; . . . ". $8.50 at . .... . $7-50 at . ........ .$750 TO DrCSS fOT ChHsilTiaS
from $1.00 up. - ' This Urge, Comfotab'e Morris Chair-Of OSS^.
' "~^~~~~~" ~~~~~~' , ¦¦' ' ' - ' ' ¦ ' " " . solid go'den oak, or birch, mahogany finbhed, has /' is A rood ouality Papier j«^^t
_ /^^Jt^SJOfeSygQ^SS&jSai^qKSasSEjg^jjS^ » - ¦ -¦¦ . — , jpfc m — m * m ¦ ' the new style rod rests in back which do not pro- /'r- JT.ififlf ,- . . . . . fejk"lS
f*0*n W ' CHiiti^ \^<^ r St?W^^^ . • ¦• +XOOM* ¦: ;t###O#,tf ¦««?¦¦¦ /cushions are covered with solid color or figured l%**tt§ doll, fine bisque hcad^ mjjTjN
* «^*#»«»#d U.'/* Vv?. > .s • ..--ietoti ..' -**.p'-/£\ip| • A>T-~.. n.H/Mmp MiAa CnlnvinA* ve'our. It's a massive locking char that cannot J^X^jT^-M showing teeth: curhr L/fob&PfV
~*. & wfe^'^&r.-' j, > •> \^ ¦¦"•: -.^vf Many Patterns— Nice Colonngs fce dup:icated c:£ewhere at anYthin ¦ _J^g^^f^^L m^J™ .i™, m/f\\Q
. Cigars ' 25c *»i35cy*r± & »..-«.... , .*7. S J .ftfflmSf
Mnde » sense "t wmmmm '^ Best Gork Linoleums Hi tSLrJk./' V M\
9r-v . fllff^. This full length, a6-inch wide Couch, tufted top, frbged all around, VcrV latest elfCCtS lOf kltChcnS. halb WEA blthrOOmS finish, must be seen to be appre- ,|^=-rC=^ B^ fl day if qaan-^^^'V^
IQP 22OC upholstered In good tapeitries, only $7.50 £n~ 7S« ?«nr1 O/l^ Kft Vfi mi Vrtlir flnnr cutedj an ornament for any room, J? ( f" ¦ tity lasts at . i/»C )j\[
Same couch upholstered in pretty velours $8.50 OUCp 7 OC anQ &UC Sq. yQ. On yOUT HOOT. on: y . ... . . . . QQo * . }j U \J
th F«« t D T^° ? io t W A ?f io J? a W Biins , A I Groceries, Liquors—Monday, Tuesday I 13 Bedding at Bedrock Prices
The Feist Dance Folio— 38c; undoubtedly the grearest yalue in music our popular depart- ' ¦ . ' '. ; *^ / .- . . . ¦*
meet has ever offered. It conuins 37 instrumenul arrangements of the latest copyright Eabfcitt's Soap — For two "days,. I a bars . . . .... -SQO f~~\ ' M*3FtlU&itG Rye WMsltCy QSO B«d Corrfirters — The usual $ 1.50 qua!ity, in Whi!e Spreads — Anew make of crochet;
music, among which are the popular songs, "He Laid Away a Suit of Grey," "In,the Lucca Oil— Croue &B!ackweTi, quarts ... . . . . 63O F=t llOl^fi— TWi line WCll-KnOWn brand o! Whiskey, desirable^ colorings, fuU size, with white looks just like the hand-made; very heavy,
Valley of Kentucky," "The Rose With a Broken Stem," "A Picture No Artist Can . ,.,. . -. . c , ,. . ,- o#^ I \ n,«»VolU jif « 9R » hnttl*. !,„ K rrn rr san tary filling; on special sale Monday and sightly and serviceable; each . .$1.60
Paint;" and the b^rumental piece, "Hunky Dory." This valuable Folio OO^ Whole Uheat or Grahem Fkur-10-lb sacks ..... 2#O / \ lhat Sells FCfiVlarly at 5U5 a botUc, has been r^ Tue^ay cny ...'.....«/. Off Mamilles Spreads-Well raised, Sn^ome
is on sale Monday only at the special price of . . ." tfOC? Eastern Cheese— Best Cream, a lbs ,. . 35O J V dUCefl IOr Monaay ana luesaay Only — €&&**% Bed V.orr forttrs— A very superior article, for figures, in weaving; large s : re usually sold
The Century Edition of lOc-Musfc— is another unuiual value; it is the cn'y engraved and Ntw Mackerel— 10-lb. kits, good sire fish, for two days, kit. . ¦/ Jj dotf t miss this chancC— !0 .......... **%*%* which is the usual price; every one at our price. . . . . .$2.25
lithographed edition, carefully fingered and arranged fcr teachers ofgood music; ask to see • • • . . .$1.45 ;Sf^j Hock White Wine— Excellent qua.it)", for two days, gallon 4-Cc . »ew in style and co.cnng, weU filled; at the Double B«d ihtets— 4 cases only oa sale at
thisedition. Here are:a few iclectioDs frcm the caulogue: Citron, Orange or Lemon Peel— Best glace, for two days, lb . ' '^ ... ' Fchiller's Best Malt Tonic-For two days, d&en. , i $1 65 ¦¦ "* ' P"«, «cli _. . . . $1.48 the price; they are J 1x90 inchesj heavy
Songs instrumental < I ........ .14a iM£"<*- Najlee Brandy— 26 years old, bcttle .,.:.•.¦". ..$1.15 Whltt Blankets— A good wool, dose fine bleached cloth, well made, the material of
Afterwards— Soprano or tenor . . . . WO Con Amore— Beaumont . ... . . Wo WesVrnf u«r Co^n^-S tins*. ".*.".*.."..'... .5 O u #>l^t Old Tarag on Port Vine- Very superior qualty, for two days, weave, 4^ lb. b'anket, with deep binding; which, in the mil), cost 50c without the
Could I— Tosti ..tOO Awakening of the Lyon- Kontski. . ICO Heinz's Mixed Picklts or Chow Chow, botte .. . ... ISO 7 ' W) botdc ......'..>......... . . . 65O u ,. c . ut P"" ¦ » the tme, pair. . .$3.35 making; for » days only we shall offer them
Calvary— Alto or barytone \ . . . .JOo Firth Nocturne- L«y bach . . .\ . . We Fels Naptha Soar— 5 bars .. ..... .-^..,. . . 25O 'hZZZui Willis Whiskey^ Hand-made sour masft, Spring of '94, Mon- White Blankets— About the best and hand- at special ale, each 4£ o
Garden of Seep-De Lara %Q O La Crarice Masurka— Ganne . . . ; Wo California New Black Figs— lb . . . . . . . . . . VBO V"«t ««J day and Tuesday only, gallon . . . . '. . . . . . $3.25 Mmest made « finest woo] > extr » e ««? Sams^gradc for single beds (54x90 inches),
Fcr You— Soprano or tenor Wo Last Hope— Gottscbalk /. . . . . 1C O Milto Cocoa— None better, tin . ... . '. '¦:. -. 25O SS *=*^ Ganymede Rye— '76, full quarts . . . .... . $1.OQ \ j F«r . ........... $7.B5 each.' . . 34-O