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2 Splendid Waist Specials The Waist Section now offers the widest range of "beautiful spring waists ever shown in El Paso from the handsome hand embroidered models to the ordinary every-day kind. To interest you in the Waist Section, we offer next week two in troductory specials that are worth considering. These are lingerie and tailored waists in all the new styles of the season, including the famous Foresight style. The lingerie waists are beautifully fashioned and finished with lace and embroid ery. In fact, these are the bes t waists we have ever sold at these prices, and you should certainly lay in a supply next week. There are 200 dozen waists in all and they are divided into two lots. &4 t lingerie and Tailored Waists, all sizes and styles, a regular $1.50 grade; spe cial next week Lingerie and Tailored Waists, all sizes and styles, regular $2.00 waists; spe cial next week rHE woman who watches the Vhite House windows will always know what is newest and most correct in feminine wearing apparel. XOUISITE Easter gowns of every conceivaole type will be specially displayed next week. See them by all ! means Mill iiBI la V l. Women's Easter Suits $39.50 Values at $27.50 Prom our unrivaled showing of spring suits we have selected for next week a special "that is, beyond a doubt, the best suit value of the season. Our one rea son for making such a radical reduction is that we must advance Easter buying as much as possible. In past years our Alteration Department has been overrun. This year we propose to guard against such a condition and so we offer highest type tailored suits at this radical price concession. Every wool fabric of the season will be found in this offer. Included are a number of the favored white suits in serges and wale worsteds. Also, natural pongee suits and colored rajahs. The color range embraces amethyst, the new grays and blues, rose, mode, helio, mustard and olive. All correct coat lengths are shown, and coats are lined with messaline or guaranteed taffeta. These suits are handsome in appear ance, some being richly braided. French and Eussian blouse styles are shown as well as all other favored styles of the spring. Every woman in El Paso should want a new spring suit by now. It is to serve the majority best and, at the same time, relieve as much as possible the strain of Easter buy ing mat tins remarKaDie suit oner is made you. Values range regularly up to $39.50; on sale for next week at only & jfl e 50 TODAY'S MONEY AND METALS. X PPwIK El Paso's Only Exclusive Ready -to-Wear Store New York Quotations. (By Associated Vreaa.) New York, March 5. Money on call 2 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper. 45 per cent. CIoiins: Quotations Today. Bar silver, 50. Desilverized lead, $4.554.65. Copper, standard, ?13.1013.30; May, ?13.10 13.30. Mexican Jc liars 4-it. Spelter (St. Louis quotation) $5.62. Current Smelter Quotations. (El Paso Smelter. Bar silver 50 Copper wire bars (cts. per lb.?. 13 3-16 Copper Cathode (cts. per lb.)... 13 3-16 Lead (New York sales prices) 54.70 Lead (London sales prices). .13, s5, dO "Weekly Averages. (Douglas Smelter Quotations.) Engineering and Mining Journal. (New York.) Bar silver 50.77 1 Copper 13.26 NEW YOEK LISTED STOOKS. (By Special Wire to The Herald from H. H. Brit Co.. Globe. Ariz.". s 6 j as n i o fi l ml I ) stbeet" duel ' One Man Is Murdered by Another for Recusing to Answer His Letter. Amalgamated 31?i Tmer. Smelters S5 Anaconda 51 Brooklyn Rap. Transit 75 Chicago Great Western 32 Chi.. Mil. & St Paul 14o" Colo. Fuel & Iron... ' 40s Erie Ry 31 Merc. Cent -: 29 & M.. K. & T . 43 Mo. Pac 70 Reading 168 Vt, Rock Island 49 Ts Southern Railway 29 si Southern Pac 127 Texas Pac 30i&- Union Pacific 1S7 V. S. Steel, com 85 Wabash .' 21, BOSTON LISTED STOCKS (By Special Wire to The Herald from H. H. Bru Co.. Globe, Ariz.j Ariz. Commercial .... 39 Bost. Corb IS Boston Con 20& Butte Coalition 26 Calumet & Ariz 72 Calumet &. Hecla 634 Centen-nial 23 Copper Range 77 Daly West ". . . 8 East Butte 10 Giroux 9 Greene Cananea 10 Helvetia 3 Miami 2-l' Nevada Con 23 Newho'use 2 North Butte 3S Old Dominion 45" Parrot 20 v. Shannon . 15 " Sup. & Boaton 13V ISup. Copper 59 sup. & Pittsburg 24 Trinity s y, U. S. Smelters, com 4S? Utah Con 32 Utah Copper 52 UNLISTED STOCKS. (By Special Wire to The Herald from H. H. Bru Co., Globe. Ariz.j J Ariz. -Mich., pt. pd., A 70c Black Mountain, A 20c Boston Ely . .. 35 Butte Balaklava 10 Butte & London 21o Cactus , 5x Cal. & Montana lit Chino Cop. Co 14 Chemung 12 Chief Con 2 Cordova, pt. pd., A '. 99c Cordova, full pd.. A 3 Cumberland Ely 6 Davis Daly 3 1 Denn-Ariz tu, Ely Cent ..".." Jtj Gila Copper g Inspiration Cop s La Rose h Live Oak Dev 19 Majestic Cop. of Utah 90c Mason Valley . 1 Nat. Mng. Exp 54c New Keystone 5 14 Ohio Copper .". 4 y, Pinto Copper oqc" 5ave" 44u Ray Central 314 Ray Consolidated 23 Savanna, pt. pd itj San Antonio, pt- pd' ..'. 914 Shattuck OQ ' Sierra '.'...'.'.'.'.'.'. "3 Superior & Globe, pt. pd l4 " """ Scotland Neck, N. C, March 5, State senator E. L. 'Travis and representative A. P. Kitchln, brother of governor W. W. KItchin and of congressman Claude Kitchln and deputy sheriff C. W. Dunn, all of Halifax county, tere shot down on the main street of the "town yester day afternoon by K. E. Powell. Travis and Kitchin are seriously and Dunn fa tally wounded. Powell, it is said, met his three vic tims as they were walking along the street together. He approached Mr. Travis and asked him why he had not replie'd to a letter he had written hini. Kitchin, thinking that Powell was out of humor, placed his hand gently on his shoulder and uttered words intend ed to placate him. Powell drew a pis tol, shot Kitchin and then fired on .Travis and Dunn. Powell then walked to his store, se cured a shotgun and barricaded himself in the place. No effort was made to ar rest him but he surrendered last night and was taken to the county jail at Halifax. PILES CURED I3T G TO 14 DAYS. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching. 3lind. Bleed ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 1 1 days or money refunded. 50c. R. B. BlaH Fuel Co. Wood, coal, feed, cement, plaster, lime, building paper. 1014 Missouri street. Phones: Bell 849; Auto, 1S49. TRAVELING Ei, fASOAA'5 May find the El Paso Herald on sale at any of the following places: NEW YORK Imperial Hotel News stand; Arthur Hotaling, No. 1 Park Row; Broadway and 33d street; Broad way and 42d street. 14nn Broadway. WASHINGTON. jl. C. The Raleigh ind the Ebbitt; Columbia News Agency and Nahl News Agency. CHICAGO Auditorium. Great North ern News stands, Queen City News stands and Empire News stands. PHILADELPHIA The Bellovne. Penn News Co., S33 Pearce St. PITTSBURG, PA. The Lincoln a the Schenlcy Park. BUFFALO. N. T. The Iroquois. ST. LOUIS Planters Southern and Jefferson Hotel News stands. KANSAS CITY, MO The Yoma News Co., Hotel Baltimore News stand, Coates House News stand. ST. PAUL, MINN. The Hotel Ryan. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. The West hotel. DENVER. COLO-. The Browu Pal ace, the Albany, S. Widom and West ern News stands. SEATTLE, WASH. International News Agency, corner of First avenue south and Washington street; also southeast corner of Second avenue and Cherry street, near Alaska building. Aclne News Co. OAKLAND. CAL. Amos News Co. wagons, Hale News Co. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS Louis Book store. At Sam Rosenthal, 336 Houston MEMPHIS, TZNN. World Yoma News Co MEXICO CITY Blue Boot Store. The Aztec. CHIHUAHUA. MEXICO Roberto Schneider. American Photo and Sta tionery Co. JIMINEZ, MEX. Parral News Co. PARRAL, MEX. Parral News Co. CANANEA, MEXICO D, EL Conger's News stand (La Mesa). TUCSON, ARIZ. A. Pool, News Dealer. Y3gw xPlftiJt Let the Spring Hat Be the Rkht Hat Let us make you acquainted with the hat that is suitable for YOU no two heads alike our business is to make you the own er of the hat that MTS we shape it to your head. 'If It7s to Be Worn Its Here" ...$5.00 . Youinan Stiff Hats Stetson Hats, $4.00 to ; Cravanet Hats for f.f. Oft nf g'ily $3.00 sF Bryan Bros.' Special Silv erware f That the best is the cheapest when buying sHver plated spoons and forks goes without saying. They are used probably four times a day every day, and if not Al quality they quickly show signs of wear. The length of time silver plate will wear depends entirely on the way you clean it. If you use some polishing powders you can soon wear the plating oft If you clean our Al spoons and forks with fine whiting and water, and polish wrfh a clean chamois leather, we can safely saythe plating is good for twenty years' family use. At the end of that time yon can get them replated to be- as good as new. . T. Hixson Co. "The Gift House of the Southwest" w TVarren .10 Grain and Provisions. Chicago Grain. Clone. Wheat y $1.12 Colu 1.03 1.03?5 Ia7 6363i rt -Iuly 65 . Oats ' ra7 45 J"U' ' 42.? Chicago Provisions. Close. Pork Ma-y $24.S0 July 24.S0 Lard -tfay $13:32 Rita ri"2 a7 ?12.77 July 12.72 LIVESTOCK. KEEP YOUr EYE o; THE YIIjLOTV LAJ1ET All subscribers to -T..e Herald should xratch the yellovr label pasted on the -wrapper or on the first cage ot their paper. The dat rtrinted thore on is the data of expiration o sub scription. "When a remittance on sub scription account Is made, this date should be changed. "When It Is not changed soon after remittance is made, allowing, of course, reasonable time to reach EI Paso, the subscriber should Immediately call the attention of this offico to the oversight. By doing this when the matter Is fresh in the minds of all concerned, all further trouble and inconvenience will be tvolded. PEARY 1ST Otherwise, He "Will' Get iSTo Recognition for Discover ing the Pole. Washington, 3. C. March 5. Proofs of commander Peary's discovery of. the north pole caused a row in the sub committee of jthe house committee on naval affairs yesterday. Two members of the National Geo graphic society- appeared before the committee with copies of Mr. Peary's proofs to secure the granting of a suit able reward by congress to the exnlorer. out the committee declined, to result that the committee has ma it known that unies ihe Peary proofs are forthcoming to the fu 1 -satisfaction TPpIVfi them in conference with the ultimate ed the pole -and never had, even before he j of the committee every bill introduced for the purpose of rewarding the dis coverer will be plneon holed. Three members of the committee were in favor of receiving the proofs with out making them public. Representa tive Macon hotly obpected and after declaring his oosition, stalked angrily from the room. "I am against any legislation in, the dark," Macon sharply told the commit tee. "Furthermore, if this committee decides in favor of I ears' without in specting the full reco-ds alid .making them public I will expose the whole' business onNthe flor of the house, or in a statement to the press. Ii wo reward Mr. Peary, the American people have a right to know what we are reward ing him for." Peary "Wants to Sell Records. Prof. Gannett, of the coast of geodetic survey,-and one of the members of the National Geographic society, thich ac cepted Pear3r's proofs, told the commit tee that Peary would not let the' com mittee have' the proof for public pur poses, because he wanted them for use in newspapers and magazine articles. The professor nad with him a copy of the proofs but declined to submit them. He told the committee he had not the slightest doubt that Peary discover- could remain In TVashington and fix up astronomical k observations and instru ment records such as a man might make at the pole. These could not be tola from the genuine, it was acknowledged. Representative Alexander, of New York, was present as the personal repre sentative of Peary and told the commit tee that the latter would be glad to have the committee examine the records but he would have to see Mr. Peary again and learn whether he would consent to have them published. The committee will take up the sub ject again next Tuesday. Kansas city Lliestn.-ic Cloie. Kansas City, Mo.. March 5. Cattle Receipts 300; no southerns; steady. Native steers. SS7nlf!J7.75r southern steers, $5.257.00; southern cows, $3.50 I ta-'; native cows and heifers. $3.00 6-S0; stockers and feeders,, $4.00 G.25; bulls, $4.255.75; calves, $4.503.75; western steers, $5.257.25; western cows, $3.50 6.00. -.STS Receipts 1500; 5c higher; bulk $9.09.75. Heavy, $9.759.S5; packers and butchers, $9.609.80; light, $9.30 9-6; Pigs, $8.509.00. No sheep. saw the proofs. It was stated by professor Gannett that any -scientist ivho kcw his business I HAVE YOU SOME THING TO SELL? You can easily sell it Call Bell 115, Anto 1115 tell the girl wMt it is and The Herald will sell it. No bother, no form ality. t ; -; Chicago L-rorfv- QJosc. Chicago. Hi., March 5. Cattle Re ceipts 1200; steady. . Beeves, $5.00 8.10; Texas steers, $4.705.S0; western steers, $4.70 6.50; stockers and feed ers, $3.60 6.20; cows and heifers, $2.60 a.80; calves. S7nOrf.q fto. . S:s Receipts 12,000; strong to 5c higher. Light. $9.559.90; mixed, $9.60 10.00; heavj-, $9.6510.02; rough. $9.609.80; good to choice heavy, $9.80 f 10.02; pigS $s.709.55; bulk, $9.S0 9.95. Sheep Receipts 1500; steady. Na tives, $5.008.10; western, $5.508.10. Directory Herald Building BASEMENl' Palace Cafe. H. B. Thompson. Prop. FIRST FLOOR. El Paso Herald Offices. A. H. Richards. Jeweler. International Book Co. Win. Moeller, Real Estate. Lobby Cigar Stand. SECOND FLOOR H. L. Howell. ReaL Estate. agent Herald Bldg. x. w. C. A. Lunch and Rest Rooms. John Brunner, Tailor. J. F. Milner. C. E. E. M.. nr. senting the White Sands Co. Miss Pauline Hllpert, Dresi maklng Rarlors. THIRD FLOOR. R. L. Nichols. Attorney at Law Colorado National Life Assur ance Co , E. McMillan, Gen. Agent Southwestern Iortland Cement WOOL St. Louis Wool. Close. St. Louis, Mo., March 5. Wool dull. Territory and western mediums. 25 2S; fine mediums. 2024; fine, 1221. i COTTOK? Galveston Spot Coton Galveston, Tex., 'March 5. Spot cot ton steady, l-16th off, middlings, 14c; no sales- HAVE YOU SOMETHING TO SELL? Tou can easily sell It. Ca(i Bell 115, Auto 1115, tell the girl what it is and The Herald will sell It, No bother, no formality. HATE YOU SOMETHING TO SELL? You can easily sell it. Call Bell 115, Auto 1115, tell the girl what It is and The Herald will sell It, No botber, no formality. WANT ADS BY TELEPHONE. The Herald has arraj'gtd to take re-ant ads by phone. Call Bell 115, ad 'will ho rpcpK-Ar? in?prtr? nrnirrnHv I and collected for net day. DEATH AT SOLOHOJTFILWS IS DUE TO FEIAGItA. Solomonville, Ariz., March 5. Elec tors have decided from careful exami nation that the death of Mrs. Joseph Michelma. a 17 year old girl who die"d here recently, was due to pelagra. She had an. insatiable appetite for sweets and it Is believed that cheap confections containing quantities of a corn product of glucose produced the disease. Dr. Bacon, of Tombstone, and Dr. J. H. Lacy, of this place, diagnosed the case as pelagra. You'll oe surprised at the results you will get from a small want, rent or for sale ad in The Herald. Will not cost more than 25e to 50e. phone Bell 115, Auto We Have Moved HATE BABY DAUGHTER. An eight pound daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Mlllican at their home on the county road, one mile south of Washington park. t - A few minutes delay in treating some cases of -croup, even the length of time it takes to go for a doctor often proves dangerous. The safest -tray is to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedv in the house, and at the first indication of croup give the child a dose. Pleasant to take and always cures. Sold by all drug- 1SIS. The Public Stenographers Co.. -rs. Jessie E. M. Howe and Miss Ruth Williams Proprietors. The Wm. Jennings Co.. 'Engi neers and Machinery merchants First Church of Christ. Scien tist. Reading Rooms. iMrs. A. P. Thompson, Mrs. Wm Noble, China Decorations. Drs! Satterlee & Satterlee Os teopaths. Dr. Flora Satterlee and Dr. .Nettie Satterlee. Carter & Robertson. Mill, Mine and Smelter Supplies. The Standard Home Company E. L. Joseph, District Manager Mra. J. B. Cass and Miss Garra, Dressmaking. .ne Ludlow-Saylor Wire Co J. E. Robertson, Mngr. Royal Jackman, Upper Valley investments. A. Courchesne. Lee & Woodyard, contracting engineers. El Paso Printing Co., Herald building, facing G. H. & S. A Jt I 11 Stanton Corner Texas &. Stanton. Where "R-e now have one of the MOST MODEL PIANO HOUSES in the South west. Just a few days and we will be BETTER THAN EVER. Jenkins Piano 00 Hi THE BIG PIANO HOUSE. 118 N. Stanton St. o If if o Stationery w ' & V"e can please t 1Sk e mos ex m acting, by TO the box or V W in bnlk 0 from the 1 tft finest lin JL " ensdown I 2 .gfl to the I pbi2e ; on . priced of good t Books tft 1 Don,t m 1 overlook this Book W I Sale. I 108 HasaX