Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1894, Page 3

*NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS Prospective B\ug]n:W;m Plans Were Suc- c.ssfully Upset, WAS DETECTED BY OFFICER MURPHY While Trying to Ofico Saves th Break of Lew Ham Into the Lew about was made to burglarize $iammer's lumber office last evening 10 o'clock. Officer Murphy wa Vine street when he key In the lock of Wi n the fel. “w tions and ran acro appearing th yard, After taking statio Murphy went the y but without describes the fellow white hat, a light ¢ overalls, and the police trail. . = Sweer breath, sweet storach, sweot tem- per? Then use DeWitt's Little Barly Risers An attempt driving along noticed a man trying the Vine street door him he stopped opera $ the finally di Hammer's his horse to tHe police back and scarch finding his man wearing a greasy and a pair of blue were put upon his street, aver tence into Nyndieate Resnits, auction kales of New York give great benefits to the ecitizens of Counc'l Bluffs Two hundred o % of merchandise received this month at the Boston Store, at pri Jower than ever experlenced in the history of the dry goods trade. The list below relates a few of the many purchases of our New York representative. SBee daily papers for further details regarding the numerous specialties offered in other ¢ partments. Ball's $1.00 corot, $1.00 odd ¢ . $2.50 chenille portic top and bottom, $1 Children’s reefer worth $1.00. Sharpless Bros.' ar $2.00 g ico wrappers, cheaper material, at 48¢, 95¢, $1.50, $1 yruna rugs, 19¢, worth 39e. $1.50 black mousquetaire, 85¢ $1.00 Biarritz and hook gloves 48e. b0c silk affett mtlet gloves, ¢ per yard. yar worth e, o, e, always 1214e. flanncl, avy Sc muslin, 3! A good Te outing flannel, de. Bargains on every counter which will pay you to inspect. Never were dry goods sold at such pri We bought cheap, and you get_the ber FOTHERI 200 s, fringed, with dado 8¢, Jackets, all s printed wrappers, $1 than and $2. of M, WHITELAW & CO. yurfee Furniture company dquarters for bargains and Meye Broadway fine furniture. For cobs go to Cox, 10 Mxin street. Tele- phone 48. Everybody knows Davis sells drugs. Domestic sonp breaks hard water. A game of ball will be played this after- noéon at Wiilowdale park, near the School for the Deaf, between the Willowdale club, com- posed of pupils of the school, and the Mer- chants’ Maroons of this city. Al who have 1o meeus of going out are Invited to join the Maroons at 2 o'clock at room 249, Mer- riam block. This is the sccond game of a geries to be played between the two clubs. Game will be called at at 2:30 o'clock. The following are the names of the players and their positions: Willow Murdock A A o' tion. Maro-ns, ..Center Roriel Pitcher . Willlams rst base! SNV econd ba hird b Shortstop. ft il ... Zine ter I Brown Kless Right fleld Smith Pills_that cure sick headache: DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Beatty . Goodwin Barritt.. ‘When you come to the best hose for sprink- ling the lawn it is the Maltese Cross. You can always get this and lighter grades in rubber and cotton hose at Bixby's, 202 Main street. Cole & Cole glve a $1.350 cook book with every New Process stove sold. The genuine New Process bakes better, makes Jess odor and s the handsomest stove made. New asbestos oven retains all the heat. vans Laundry company. Shirts, collars, cuffs a speclalty, 520 Pearl street, Tel. 290. Reasonable rates for family work. Jarvis Wine Co., Council Bluffs, Ta., agent Jarvis 1877 brandy, wines and liquor. Get prices of Shugart & Ouren, leading seedsmen, Masonic temple, Councll Bluffs, Half Rates for the cxmpment. The committee on arrangements for the Grand Army state encampment, to be held in Council Bluffs commencing June 19, have had good success In securing favorable rates from the railroads. Below is given a list of the railroads over which a reduced rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip has been given, tickets to be sold golng June 15-21 inclusive, and good return- ing on or before June Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern, ago & Alton Chicago & Northwestern, ton & Northern, Chicago & ¢ Chicago, Milwaikee & St. Paul, Rock Island & Pacifie, Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha, Hannibal & St. Jo- keph, Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs, St. Louis, Keokuk & Northwestern, Illinois Central, 'Minneapoliy & St. Louis, Towa Central, Sioux City & Pacific and Wa- bash. 35 Dewltt’s Little Early Risers. Small pills, safe pills, best pill Ishments Mu; D in Town In a short time, as Towa has passed a law agalnst them. This is your last chance to collect your accounts before the law goes fnto force. The Nassau Investment company has reduced its charges and will guarantee collections against persons not living In Towa, but who are employed by some rail- way, express or telegraph company having an agent In lowa. Write at once for terms and references, Council Bluff: Must Move, The great excitement is not yet and bids fair to continue for some time, as yet 1 have taken no active part in the “shoe war,” but from this on 1 intend to be right in the push. 1 have about 500 pairs of ladies' shoes yet, comprising all the latest styles, and I will sell the cheaper than they can be made. Just try me and 1 will convince you. Thomas B Hughes, §19 8. Main street over The laundries use Domestic soap. Carlng for the Slek. Mayor Cleaver notified City Physician Macrae last evening that an Incoming train on the Rock Island road would bring in fitteen sick men from General Kelly's army At his request Macrae took the patrol wagon and two other wagons and met the train at the dopot.The patients were brought up town and taken to the Women's Christiun association and St. Bernard's hospitals for treatment Chattel mortgage shoe sale at street. $3.75 Kinnehan shoes for $2.63; §3 Kinnehan shoes for $1.97; $2.50 Kinnehan shoes for $1.60; $1.75 Kinnehan shoes for $1.13; $1.26 Kinnehan shoes for 85c. George McMahon, recelver, 23 Main 00 ; latest styles; reasonable prices gsdale, 10 Pearl sireet Washerwomen use Domestic soap. Gas cooking stoves for rent and for sale at Gas (o.'s office, Burglarize Toon. Mayor Cleaver issued an order yester- day requiring every saloon to close up und remain closed all day, or-so long as the excitement over the presence of the Omaha peoplo prevalled. Chris Hausen's saloon, near the corner of Broadway and Glen aye- uue, was not closed all day, but It was Bone of his fuult. Some time between 1| THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: nd 1 i [ n o soine | te wvantage of the rtion of place and taking a big shovel from Hansen's own coal shed, forced open a rear window and w n. When Han urned lator n he found that the cash dré had forced open and $20 in cash mi There is no clew the Gr . final rep: dise bt five tody, 8o that The grand | yesterday Bight Indictment returne the parties are not yet in cu thelr names are withheld from the publie. G. C. Meltzer and Della, his wife, are cach Indicted for two crimes, conspiracy and attempt to extort money. Dr. J. W. Mul | hern was their intended victim, it will be remembered. Josle Hulbert, who shot Sam Lo back of the head last Tuesday, was | for assault with intent to [} rt arged of was in the ndicted | How a Chicago Man Was Cured of Rb mat Mr. John Hall of 9 | Chicago, met with a ser which he used Chamber! frecly, with tho best r says Mr. Hall, “cc Al avenu o nt in's Pain Balm ults. “But now the best part of my story. IFor many years I have been quite a sufferer with rheumatism, with stiffness of the o Since the application o amn berlain's Pain Balm, all symptoms of rhei- matism have disappearcd; in fact I heliove that it has banished every trace of rheuma tism from my system. for sale by drug- glsts. Death fs tomorrow, year? ask 1 unbdden visitor. Will he call next week, next month, or next yourself. 1f so, hi I made such provision for those depending on me as I ought? The Rankers Life association of Des Moines affords such protection that you can go to bed every night feeling perfectly secure. It in thoroughly trustworthy, yet on account of Its income from reserve (§1,214,- 240.63) the cheapest in cost. W. 0. WIRT, Agent. Wiilie you are paying for laundry why not get the best? The Eagle laundry solicits n trial and invites comparison. Teleplione 15 Buy vour drugs drug stores, nd paints at Broadway. Morgan'e Minor Mention. Attend Boston store syndicate Mrs. George Tom and her niece Russell, are visitiy and in Des Mol Pilgrim § sion this ey tiation a nov sale. M friends or relatives in regula ok, Aft served, 8 will meet jing at 8 tunch will be A marriage liconse was issued to William A. Talbot and ) e both of Pottawattamle county. are 20 and 17, Jud McGee held court yesterd noon long enough to hear the arg the McAtee-Gorham contest case. It was submitted and taken under advisement Mr. Stymest Seve president of Wash- Ington camp No. c Order of Sons of America, states that the report publishea in some of the papers that that order had furnished General Kell v with a_ silk flag is a mistake. It Junior Order of United American Mechanics instead. ye M Their ments in son On April 17th the Glen ance company had a considerable loss by fire in this city. ~ Loss was adjusted and paid in L within twenty hou Lougee & Towle, street,” are agents for the Falls Tire Insur- sole See the new art goods at Mrs. Niles', Jomestic soap outlasts cheap soap. Jarvis Wine Co., Council Biufts. HE WAS PRINCE, Fre nt Business Me Fleeced by a Boldly Working Sharper. , Neb., April 20.— gram to The Bee)—The great brothers of Binghampton, who had been heralded through Abrakam Herschman, one of the famous firm, and the local pay about to open up a mammoth dry goods e tablishment in this city, and who had al- ready bought out Blumenthal's dry goods de- partment and leased the double Ward build- ing for his great emporium, turned up m ing this morning, and it is presumed that he is by this time taking In the tenderfeet of Omaha. He came In several days ago with a great blare of trumpets, depositing a check of $5,000 in the Commercial National bank and $2,600 In the Farmers and Merchants Natlonal bank on banks in Chicago and New York. The news flew about the city that a “merchant prince” was among us, and all pocketbooks and all doors were swinging on their hinges to do him honor. The banks immediately corresponded with the eastern banks drawn upon, but the answers came that there was no money in their coffers in the name of Herschman brothers, and on looking after Abraham it was ascertained that his seat at his hotel had been suddenly vacated. He had agreed for page ads in each of the daily papers, and had also en- gaged a score or more of the best salesmen and ladies in the city to carry on his bus ness. It is hard to tell how many he h victimized, but it is certain that Blumenthal and his lead clerk are caught, the latter having left on the 2 p. m. train, accom- panied by the sheriff, for Omaha. FREMO! pecial Tele- Herschman Sheriff Milliken and Mr. Blumenthal's clerk arrived in Omaha last evening. The police have no knowiedge that Abraham Herschman is in the city and the captain stated that on account of the need of watch ing the movements of laboring men no furth investigation of the case would be made until taday. BRO E HER HEAD OF Rod Arnold’s Rough Manper of Treating His Divorced Wife, NORTH BEND, Neb., April 20.—(Special Telegram to The Bee.)—This afternoon Mr: Lou Arnold hired a livery team and went out to Eben Ives' farm, ten miles north of here, where her divorced husband, Rod Ar- noid, and their children are staying. While talking to one of the children Arnold struck his wife on the head with some instrument, knocking her down and cutting a big gash in her head. The driver got scared and left her and came to town for assistance. Mrs, Arnold was brought to town tonight and s suffering very much from the blow on the head. 0 R , Neb., April 20.—(Spe- Telegram to The Be A well defined rumor was current here today that Bishop Bonacum would apply to Judge Chapman at Plattsmouth tomorrow for an injunction re- straining Father Corbett from interfering with the church from which the bishop re- moved him. As Father Corbett sald when in the city Monday that he would hold serv- fces at Palmyra next Sunday and at Douglas on the regular ¢ an interesting time may be looked for. Epwo cague Meeting. NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., April 20.—(Spe- clal Telegram to The Bee.)—The fourth an- nual convention of Nebraska City district of the Ipworth league convened in tais city this evening and will remain in session uuil Sunday evening. About scventy-five il gates are present and more vill arnve to- morrow. 000000000200 A Clock out of order shows it on the face. When the hu- man machine goes wrong, the physiogno my tells tales. If you do not ook well, take Beecham’s Yk Pills a Guinea Hox, (Tasteloss) 8 a5 cents a box 8 1 Bonacy LENGAGED 1N A FATAL DUEL | Wealthy Towa Parmer Iustantly Killed by a Neighbor Near Hardin City. THEY EXCHANGED SHOTS SEVERAL sslon of Land the Verdict it Dispute O Cause of the Rend r the T Trouble-N red e Murder Case, the ELDORA, Ta | to The Bee)—A City, this county and Jake Hartman Rose. Mat April 20 duel Special o ed at Hardin today. between Mat iting in the death of fose was a wealthy farmer, money ler dea was worth §1 Hartman resides on an adjoining farm and i a quict, law-abiding citizen. For several years Ro‘e has been claiming part of Hartman's farm by virtue of some tax titles but Hartman has denled the claim and has continued to possess the land. Today about 2 . while Hartman was at work on the disputed land Rose and hi two sons ordered him off the land, and when he refused to go one of Rose's sons, a young man of 21, drew a revolver and fired at Hart- man. Rose then took the revolver and began to shoot. Hartman returned the fire, and the second or third shot took effect in Rose's forehead, from the effects of which he died in twe y minutes, Hariman came to Eldora and gave himself up. T coroner and sher iff are at the scene of the murder holding an investigation. The shooting occurred in the neighborhood of the Rainsbargers troubles of several s ago. ocen Rose re er in tax titles and 000, o'ele No Verd o nnett Case. MARSHALLTOWN, Ta., April 20.—(Special Telegram to The Bee.)--No verdict has been reached in the Benuett wmurder al though the jury has been out nearly thirty hours. Little I8 known about how they stand, but it is rumored that they stand ten to two for conviction. It is now known that one juryman sald since the trial commenced that he would stay out till hades froze over before he would consent to conviction. The court s its intention of keeping the Jury out long as therc Is the slightest Dossibility of an agreement. The defendant expected a speedy acquittal when the jury went out, and the long delay is worrying her. Her friends are ch her as much as possible, but they are ex tremely anxious and fear hoth a bodily and mental collaps DES MOINES, April Special Tele- gram to The Bee.)—Five persons are under arrest here for the murder of an illegitimate Infant found in a well last Tuesday. They are three Berhow sisters, one of ,whom the mother; Willlam Stackhouse,” the knowledged father, and Dr. Burton, who acted in a professional capacity. The child was drowned a_few minutes after its birth in a buckef of ac- Tele- the district DES MOINES, April 20.—(Special gram to The Bee)—A jury in court today brought in a verdict of $625 damages in favor of William Morrison, who brought suit against William Foster, owner of the opera house here, for $5,000 damages for being ejected from the play house, Car Thieves Detected. CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., April 20.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—For a number of years a systematic plan of stealing from the cars of the Milwaukee has been carried on at Calmar. So carefully planncd were these robberies that no clew to the burglars > o Youn > r Sold by all Druggists. e @b+ 1o Man — Doveloped RENEWED "HE i testimonials, MEDI %7 P.0. hox ciseo. Cal CTOR SEARLES & D SEARLES, Y SPECIALISTS B e Chroni¢ Nervous Private & Specal Di38a893. TREATMENT BY MAIL Consultation Fres We cure Catarrh, All Diseases of the Nose, Throat, Chest, Stomaoh, Liver, Biood, 8kin and Kidney Dia- eases, Female Weaknesses, Lost Manhood, AND ALL PRIVATE Di§. EASES of MEN. PIcES, FISTULA AND REOTAL ULCEUS ou without pain or detention from Listnsss 00 RUPTURE, No Cure No Iy, I“’Cull on or address with stamp for elroulars, free 0k and recelpts, 1 alr S, A0 e P8, 1st stalrway south of Pow 118 South 15ta s, Dr, Searles and Seariss, iy TS - BIRNEY'S s {oves Catarrh and Coid Win the Head Instantly by p cze ansilcation ures Head Noises & DEAFNESS. 3 Matanie T Chicago mcat o sample free could be obtained. Determined to put an end to it, & number of grominent eitizens of Calmar organized themAtlyes into a vigilanc committee, and Tuesday-night the thieves were detected at worky -Bhe next day Frank Ferguson George Strauss and John Hickey were placed under arrgst,, A search of their homes revealed articlés of every description secreted away In hay Mows and outbuild ings. It fs belleved seveful persons at Cal- mar, Ossian, Waucon ‘and Decorah are im- plicated in the robberies, and additional ar- Fests are expected soon.” More than $1,000 worth of goods have beerl stolen, and as the all prominent the arrests have sensation pltite~4 An Excolfent M Our druggists sell & pr matism that has pefformed sonie remark- able cures. Frank Shepardson, an enginecr on the Southern Pacific,railway who resides at Los Angeles, Cal.' was troubled with theumatism for a 10ng time. Ho was treated by several physicians, also visite the Hot Springs, but received no permanent relief until he used Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which is the medicine referred to above. He says it Is the best medicino In the world for rheutatism. - - FATHER CORBEVT IN LINCOLN. a gre licine, He Returns Suddenly fron St Lonis t After I8 Cuse, LINCOLN, April 20.—(Sp:cial Telegram to The Bee.)—Father Corb returned haste from St. Louis tonight, his sudden re- turn being caused by the presence of Arch- bishop Hennessey In this city. The arch- bishop and the priest held a protracted and evidently stormy interview at the Hotel Lin- coln tonight, the full p ilars of which Father Corbett declined to make public. He made the following statement, however: I returned from St. Louls to ascertain three things: To see the Instructions and power invested in Archbishop Hennessey, It he would entertain the charges preferred by the priests, and if he only intended to do what he did at Omaha. He refused to show his fnstructions from Mgr. Satolif, he would not deny that he had been commanded to come to Lincoln immediately and investigate the charges preferrcd by the pr he would not investigate them as preferred, but would only do as he did in Omaha, and would do everything privately and according to his own best judgment. Upon Father Roache's authority he is doing otherwise. He is call ing every priest ordained for the diocese and asking them what they know about ecach charge and specification, and if they are willing to swear that their testimony is tru The trial of Rollin Mallory to his wife is attracting muc the district court An unknown individual at the B, & M. depot gathered a crowd about him today by offering to lead a crowd to Kelly's rescue. He was stampeded by an offer of work. Ernest Stone, a hoy, was severely burned by an exploding lamp last night. The published statement that the firm of Reese, Gllkerson & Snell had yester- day collected $500 from the state for sery- ices in connection with the suits against ex- Treasurer Hill to recover the moncy lost in the Capital National bank failure has cre- ated considerable annoyance at the state hou The money paid to the firm was for the services of Attorney Snell in connection with the criminal case against the asylum boodlers. post for infidelity attention in legal ery Much d of Rain. WELLFLEET, Neb., April 20.—(Special Telegram to The Beg)--A heavy wind has been blowing from the northwest for two days which has made tlings lively in the sand hills. As yet this section has had no rain of any consequence, The next ten days will decide the crop problem In this section. Case Against Commissioncrs Dismissed. SIDNEY, Neb., April 20.—(Special Tele- gram to The Bee)~The case against the county commissioners for alleged malfea- sance of office was dismissed today by Judge Neville in the district court. === Which Insurés Safety to Mothers_—= ‘Mothers’ Friend” Robs Confinement of Its Pain, Horror and Risk. “ After using one bottle of ¢ but little pain, and did not experience that weakness afterward usual in such cases.—MRs. ANNIE GAGE, Baxter Springs, Kas. Empkie-Shu JOBBERS IN SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE Bold by aruggisia 606, | We Offer You a Remedy Life of Mother and Child, (> & &+ >+ MotneRrs' Frienp,” I suffered Sent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt of price, $1.50 per bottle. Book to gart & Co., AND FIELD SEEDS. BICYCLES--A full line of medium and high grad= whe Send for catalogue. 109, 111, 113, 115 Main Streeat,Council Bluffs la, KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO CORN 'STARGH. Pronounced by chemists as A Pure Food Product The purest and h;":llthi(:st prep- aration for Puddings, Cus- tards, Blanc '.\}[;mge, ete. FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS GROCERS, —— Special Noticass COUNCIL BLUFFS: 5 HAVE wnd garden DO YOU KNOW THAT DAY & HE: some choice barkains i frait land near this ety 1A GARBAGE REMOVED, chimneys cleaned, grocery, (40 Broadway. TRACTS AND LOAN property ~ bought ~ and homas. Council Hlufts. YOUNG LADY writer desires situatl ing also; best re . Council Bluffs, ke, at Taylor's AND Pusey & FARM sl AND TYPE. experience In Address PIRST . about 3 m $4.00, hor of stock; K ) and wii rent’ to & water, $1.000.00 capital hog And pouitry businesy; g house ‘and” all conveniences P. 6th avenue or 323 Broadway, Coun- invest in dairy €-room Judson, el Blufts. WANTED, A and evenings C. A. hospital, MAN for MORNINGS Enquire at W TO WORK his bourd. ATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1894 MRS. ANNI Ladies admire Mrs. Jenness Miller for what ehe has done in the cause of cos- tuming and dress reform. They also love her for the good sug- | gestions and valuable advice she h:w‘ given, all of which have enabled the women of Ameriea to become more at- tractive, enjoy life bet and live longer. | To H. H. Warner & Co. It gives me pleasure to express my faith in the virtues of your “Safe Cure,” which is the only medicine I ever take or recommend. Six years ago I received the most pro- nounced benefit from its use at a time when suffering from mental over-work, and I have in my travels as lecturer recommended it to many people, personally know of several cases where the “Cure™ succeeded when the doctors failed. Although a perfectly well woman I take several bottles every Spring just as I take additional care in the selection of tonic- giving food at this season, believing in the ounce of preventive rather than the ne- cessity for the pound of cure, and in every instance the “Safe Cure™ has the effect to give new energy and vitality to all my subsequently powers. Any woman or man who reads the above and who feels, as so many people do at this time of the year, in need of something to aid and strengthen in the duties of the season, cannot do better than to follow the same course as de- Residesces and Buildings. J Main, 2 @ BIEX Y, Pearl Stre Blufls, lowa. ts, Coun cil Retreat 55 MILLER. ‘h especially thing of the kind she has ever done, and then only after convietion born of ex- can be found in the following ph letter periend autog: seribod by the that gre the Miller personification womanly development. at benefits cannot be secured in any other w e advice given, and use it is the only val has ever most tn ohi Tl high bl Cotnell high wost ple ofem nent perie le be s, bd nurses minist the patients, FOR THIS Insane 0 of tho Sistars of Meroy. ad fustitution Is situated on ¢ aeiof wud ovorlookin ity ifs. Tho spicions krounds, u and splondid view. phyaicians and 10 the comforts Spectul caro TERMS MODERATE, For particulars apply to SISTER SUPERIOR, Frank Strest - - - Conncil BlaTs, W nako 1t sing rotroat for the afllicted. A staff ATZo corps of ex. ho of ity Y of given to ludy pa= a public and it yous e of the oldest banks In the state of Towa. We pay & A. W, RICKMAN, National Ban of COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowa. $100,000 12,000 Wo ol W business and will be’ pleasod Send for Circu Council Bluffs, - Omaha, 1521 nd Price List. - Avenue A and 26th arnam Street. Cashler. to DYEING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND DRY CLEANING. SIS & BIDIIGOE hew "t Toderal coucts, block, Council Blufls, In Rooms at-law Prace the state and 06-3-8-9, Shugart Miller, who is herself of health and Certain it i will vesult which Firs Wo will send yon the marvelous Freach breparation CALTHOB Qpr | 1 and a legal guarantes CALTHOS will Bestore Health, Strength aud Vi Use itand pay if satisfied. L 0O, s VON MOH i SOLD O I HAVE PURCHASED THE SHOR SOOI ofr F. H. EVANS Most of it at soc on the dollar, and will sell everything at less Everybecy knows hat Evans scld CURTIS & WHELLER La- dies’ Button Snoe. .ux I sell them for.... than the Manufacturer’s Cost Price. 5.00, erybody knows that Evans got $6.00 Men'’s Iine Shoes, 1 Ladies' Button Shoes Ladies' Button Shocs Ladies’ Button Shoes Ladies' Button Shoes Lots of nice Shoes for Ladies’ Oxfords, fine Ladie: Oxfords, fine $ got #4.00 for.. $13.00 for #2.50 for.. 200 for 1.00 for 50 for. . B. M. 28 Main and 27 Pearl Streets, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. LARGEST 5 LOW $3.50 50 for. 00 for 00 | Ladies’ Oxfords, fine 5 | Ladies' Oxfords, fine $ | 00 Shoes for. . .00 Shoes for .. n's $4.00 Shocs for 3,00 and # 30 | Men's $1.50 Shoos for. DUNCAN, CHICAGO, T PRICES EVER MADE, 0 Shoes for. . < X S K O