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will wm MUSKRAT FARM TO BE TRIED. tSiampaign County's Courthouse to Be Remodeled Soon, AT COST OF $75,000 Business Has Outgrown Present Structure in TJrbana. l' Ckaagfi to Add Sett Osly Um( bat to Apycanaee axtd Cans- fort. Special Correspondence of The Inter Otmi. VRBANA.

111.. Jan. 1. Rorer A Brown. Architects of Urbana, are advertising- (or bids the remodeling; of the Champaign county courthouse.

The Improvement, which will coat between (50,000 and $75,000, was voted at the laat meeting of the board of supervisor. CHAMPAIGN COUNTY'S The present building is entirely too small to accommodate the business of the county. The foundation of the addition has been laid and ulth the opening of. spring work on the superstructure will be started. It will probably be completed befbre-September.

The improvement will practically make a sew structure and will provide a building roomy enough to accommodate the business of the county fifty year or more. It will be rectangular in shape, and will be 112 feet long In its north and south dimension, and 104 feet wide, lie foundation, up to the window sills, will be stone, and the entrances will be finished in stone. The rest of the building will be of pressed brick with terra cotta and tone trimmings. The roof will be of slate. So far as it can- be done within the appropriation the building will be fireproof throughout.

The plans call for an addition of thirty-five -feet on the north or front of the present build lng and one of twelve feet along the west side. Jhe entire structure will be three stories in height, the old building being raised to cor-. respond with the additions. The exterior will be treated in the Romanesque style, the principal front being on the north. Over this entrance will be a handssome tower 123 feet high.

The first floor will contain the offices, both teneral and private, of the circuit clerk, the recorder, treasurer, and sheriff, with a vault for the county records. In the second story Is an open light shaft 14x20 feet. South of the corridor is tbe county, court room, a large hall. 24x51 feet. The offices on thla floor are those of the County Judge, county superintendent of schools, state's attorney, coroner, and county clerk.

The third floor -CHAMPAIGN COUNTY'S has the Circuit court room. In connection with which are 'the law library, the Circuit Judge's private office, three Jury-rooms, and rooms for the supervisors and grand Jury. All the offices will be provided with private and general toilet-rooms. The old courthouse was built In 1849, at a cost of 140.000. It replaced the frame building in which Abraham Lincoln conducted many trials, the most famous of which was his successful defense of Father Hennessey, the renegade Catholic priest.

BAN PLACED ON AUTOMOBILES. Fort Sheridan Authorities Post Notices Kerplsf Machines from Groaadi. Special Dispatch to Tbe Inter Ocean. HIGHLAND PARK. 111., Jan.

20. Signs reading "Automobiles are not allowed within these grounds" have recently been erected at the entrance to the Fort Sheridan military post They have caused much talk, as the new vehicles are scarce and In xo way a nuisance. The route of the Sheridan road Is through the post grounds, and this restriction will make trouble for touring parties. As the automobile Is being Introduced into warfare, no reason seen, for pwtting the oan on it at the but much reason Is seen In making It familiar to horses and men there. SHE WAS WILUNgTo I Christian Seleatlst Expires.

Refaslas; te take Medical Treatment, i Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. MEXICO. Jan. 20. -Mrs.

Edna Scran-ton died at her home near this city this morning. She was a Christian Scientist, and refused to take medical treatment. She would not even accept treatment by those of her own-faiths She-finally reached -the point where she was" willing to die. PostoffieV Robbed. Spei-ial Dispatch to The Inter Ocean.

M'ASCOUTAJVDl'; 20. Tho Maseoa-tah postoffice was robbed last night. The cash drawer was rifled of coppers and small change, but a package containing $500 cash was missed the burglars la their hasty -r I I ri j. to in on of to to D. of TkreTMtekla Mta Easa lava Novel I 1 8plal Dlap.tch to The Inter Ocean, ST.

JOSEPH, Jan. 20. P. J. Burk-kard.

Louts aad Loraa Duke at this, cllj hare purchased eighty acres of low land north of the- city, and will convert It Into a mtrskrat farm. The- or black rat. win imported from Northern Michigan and placed on the farm. In th torn log fan the muakrata will be gathered and their pelt sent to market at Boston. Yukon pelts, owing color, command a high price on the market.

It is said Unit the farm will worth of pelts the coming season. The farm will represent the only enterprise of the kind la the United States. PLANS FOR ZION CITY. CorarrStsac e( Teaaale la tat Be Laid Special Dispatch to The IaUr WAUKEGAN. 111., Jan.

A party of Dowicttss and Chicago and. Northwestern railroad officials from Chicago visited the site of the proposed Zloa city this Afternoon to locate the railroad depots Among the visitors were Deaeou Judd and Sloan. V. B. J.

Ashley. Zioo'a eogiaeer, and Mr. Stevenson, ao EUsgllshmatt who Is to locate a lac factory there. f. The depot alte, two miles north of the beach OLD COURTHOUSE.

station, was visited, and It was decided to erect the station upon the east side of the double track, just south of Main avenue, which will be a grand macadamized street, 50 feet wide, leading west through the city. Tbe temple will be one mile west, in sight of the depot. Arrangements were made to build a long sidetrack at once, to accommodate building material and excursion trains. Soon there will be, frequent excursions of Dowiettes out to the site- A big one la planned for Feb. 22.

Tbe corner stone of the temple may be laid June. 4 TO CELEBRATE IN OLD FORM. Residents of Caalsa, Oklst, Bcaxlnalaa; Early for Their Fwwrtfc of Jatly. Special Dispatch to The Inter CANTON. Ohio, Jan.

20. Cantonian propose to have an old-fashioned Fourth of July, celebration. The primary --cause this is the receipt of a Spanish cannon captured at Santiago, which has been loaned this city br the United States government, through the was a part of tbe Estrella battery. It is now the city hall lot, and will be placed In a position selected by the city council-Committees have been named to secure a pedestal on which shall be told the story of the cannon, and shall also contain a roster soldiers who served from Stark county in the Spanish-American war. It is Intended formally dedicate the placing of the cannon July 4.

President McKlnley is to. be in- NEW COURTHOUSE. vhed, and there is some assurance that he wui present, trage Day is also expected participate in the ceremonies. He will probably be made president of the day Now that General Wheeler is coming home there Is some talk of trying to get "Fighting Joe" here to participate in the Fourth of July fectivltios. Other notables will be In- 'J Is to be a display of soldiery from different parts of Ohio.

i NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS. Bdlgaatloa of Qaarteraaaster Baldest. Vint Cavalry, Is Accepted. Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. SPRINGFIELD.

Jan. 20. Adjutant General Reece today Issued an order accepting the resignation of George R. Holden, captain and quartermaster. First cavalry The following enlisted men of company Third infantry, are honorably discharged-Privates Otto Evanson.

P. Lucass, Carl i. Anderson. Alex Marshall. Frank Spelcher.

and James Privates William Hill, company and C. Witter, company Third Infantry, are dishonorably discharged. Cass Coamtr Farmer a Iaatltwte. Special Dispatch to Tbe Inter Ocean. VIRGINIA, 111., Jan.

20. The. Sixteenth Illinois Congressional district: Farmers' institute, held with the second annual Cass County Farmers institute, adjourned today, after as interesting and well attended three-day session. The annual election of officers the county organization resulted as follows: President, William B. Conover; secretary and treasurer.

Charleo-A. Oiidley; assistant secretary, John Pratt. -Threo Trmlsuaaa'm IaJareA. Special Dispatch to The Inter 1 TOLEDO, Ohio. Jan.

eastbound Lake. Shore freight train collided with a yard engine In the Air Une Junction yards this men were Injured. -two oT them They are A. Z. Lustltc.

fire man on. yard engine, both legs and-left arm broken; J. Riddle, yard conductor. Injured about the breast: J. Conger, brakeman oa freight train, faoe sndhead out and scratcned.

aifi. li UA 1 iu it uj MLAJX, AXTJARY 21, i 1 IK, SAVED BY HER LOVE Aged Mother Secures Freedom for Her Imprisoned Son. OBTAINS HIS PARDON Pathetic Story ot "an TJnlaithfol Wife and Erring Woaaasi to Iserifse Her AU to Reacaie Her Br traata Prlsoa Cell. 'Special Diapatcli to Tbe later Ocean. TOLEDO.

Ohio. Jan. 20. This is a story of a mother's love and a wife's unfaithfulness; a story of a husband who erred: in his desperation. Its scenes shift from the Souti to the North, and back to" the South again, and la the end Is the cementing ot some ties that were torn In the civil strife in the '80s.

It is a rather pathetic story, one of a number of that kind often met with by the board of directors of the workhouse, in granting pardons and paroles. The first scene is set at Vicksburg, Miss. That was the home of a young man. F. N.

Richardson. Hit km had lived there for years. Several years ago Richardson led a young woman, to the altar. A child came Into their home, and for several years they lived happily and In great contentment. Then cam a tempter, and the wife went astray.

separation followed. i The wife took the child and cams to After a while the fatber, yearning for a love that was lost, followed. A seeoed timo his wife conducted bt-rself Improperly. Richardson found -solace for hla Borrow i drink. One night In Jane he attacked hU wife, and.

it is said, endeavored to kilt her. Snatching op his child, he ran Into the street ia his night clothes and went to the police station. His condition was such that It was believed best to take the child from him. Richardson, apparently demented, endeavored to kill the child, rather than give it up. Ha used his teeth for weapons, and bit tbe little one severely.

Richardson was arraigned before Judge Earnbart. about June 11, of is at year. The charge against him waa assault and The- sentence Imposed was six months' Imprisonment and a ftae of $204 and costs. The prisoner waa taken to the Aced Mother to His Reseae. At a recent meeting of the board of directors an application waa made tor the pardon of Riccardson.

The superintendent cam t-efore the board and urged consideration of the case, saying that there was unusual fea tures, The superintendent had as his guest the mother of the prisoner. She had come from Vicksburg in the hope of securing the pardon of her son. She was a woman bent with years and clad In garments that bore rirns of wear. Htr air was aristocratic, nevertheless, and that she had a high sense ot honor developed later. She had learned of her son's confinement, and also that th term of imprisonment bad expired.

The fine of $200 and costs still stood against him. The mother waa prepared to pay the amount. She was asked to retire, and the board considered the case. There waa a hesitancy about accepting the money. The woman's appearance Indicated that she could not well afford to i.oare tbe amount.

The board then decided to ask her In what iranner she tame by tbe money. Intending to show lenietcy. if great effort oa her part had fcten necessary to secure the amount. Tho mother 'was called before the board, and the question; asked as delicately as possible. The aged wtraao Southern dignity was Of fended.

She arose' from a chair, and cried out: "Gentlemen, I came by my money honor ably. It is mine and I hope you do not ques tion, my honor ic the matter!" She was reassured and told the object of tbe question. Then, humbly, she said: "Geo Uemen, If that la your object in asking the question, I will tell yon how I came In pos session of the money." Money from War Bowaity. And she told this story. Before the war she and her relatives had lived near -Vicksburg.

Tbe men of the fanrlly were wealthy planters. The war came and they lost nearly every thing. Only a little money was In her words the story continues: "The time cam when bounties were given for the destruction of property. My sister came to me and asked fcr a loan of money to send a man to ashing ten to present her claim. I gave the money to my sister with the understanding that she should return it In time.

My sister died, and her last words to her sons were that should they ever receive an award from the govern ment they should at least pay me the Interest on the money I had loaned her. was years ago, and now Providence seems to have provided for me Just at this time. Tbe monay bich I have and which Mr. Reeves has cared for for me since my arrival. Is the Interest, gutlemen, on the money loaned my sister years ago.

It waa paid to me a few months Mrs. Richardson waa weeping bitterly when she had finished her recital and waa tenderly cared for by Mrs. Reeves. She was led from the room. The heartstrings of tbe members of the board had been touched and a dicision vas quickly arrived at- The son would be released and the mother's money would not be taken.

Tbe aged mother was called In to bear the decision of the board. Tbe scene waa coe-that can be imagined better than pictured. Gralffal to Former Enemies. The aged: woman raised her hands to heaven and asked Oodfs blessing on the members of the board. When sbe came North, she said, she expected to find her old enemies with the same old prejudices, bat she thanked God she had met none but friends.

The old lady then put her arms around the Beck of Mrs. Reeves and cried her gratefulness. The scene was most Mrs. Richardson and ber son have returned to Vicksburg. Since then tbere has been a correspondence between Richardson and a member of the board who Interested himself In caring for the child, and the latter, by the? consent of the mother, has since been sent to the father and grandmother.

Several letters have been received asking for great blessings for tbe great heln received: at. the hands of those who had once teen enemies. Mrs. Reeves, who befriended tbe mother of Richardson, receives llttla tckens from the aged lady. Warm Winter la the Black Hllla.

Special Dispatch "to The Inter Ocean. HOT SPRINGS. S. Jan. 20.

Or. Hargeos of this city, who has a government thermometer from which he makes dally observations, says that tints far during the month of January the thermometer, between sunrise and sunset, baa averaged 45 degrees, while at night it has not been colder at any time than 15 above sera, and seldom colder than 20. XesrotlattmaT fo Paxaus Coavl Mlaca. 6pecial Dispatch te Tbe Inter Ocean. 'PAN A.

nL," Jan. 20. A syndicate of Chicago capitalists- are In the city negotiating for the purchase of the Pan coal mines. It Is stated tonight that tbe deal Is closed, with the exception ot signing the papers. MARRIAGE LICKXSES.

''TbTfoUoirinTBBarrtag terday: 'Are. John Kelly. Wlnnlfred alloy 37 John -Aood. Eleanor jo James BulUvan, Nonie .2 Joaet Oomske, Lena Behrena ...........13 14 Charles Hahn, Mathilda, I.nbrs UK Fred Laea, Id C. Hacker It Le Roy "Smith, Katharine aiarkiewlcs Daniel Hartrnan, Dubuque, Iowa: Bertha Zernecke, Council BluR.

Iowa. 14 Jonak Nawlckta, Mary Zlckaite Jonh Warner, Ella 13 Joaef Baroa, Regtna .....1611 -WledyauMis Wunt, Aatonlna Frank A. MoConnlck. Lucy I- Kirk Lcula Kollechkl, Mr. Krlederlcka Henry Panch, Roeie Ceaak Marshall etedman.

Apex, Colo. Myrtle i Notions and Trimmings Empire and Pompadour Combs at less than import 10c; wcrth S8o. 19c worth 60c. 25c AU SUk Faacy Spo. rUrs.

the kind everybody asks 4Ec for. every pair new gcods and war- i- ranted perfect-te close, per pair ZyC Odds aad Eode el Buttons, worth up to jr W)c doscn. per card. OC 1UC ClearingilSale Stylish Dress Goods. Everybody who is anxious to; economize, looks to the Big Store the great values we give and for which we are famous are more than excelled ia this gteat sale.

300 pieces Wool Plaid Woo! HrnrkMaa.6-iach Silk aad Weot Suitlags. all wool Ladles' Cloth and Wool Tweed worth. to 25c clearing price. 250 pieces 46-in. all woot.two-toaed Cawvsst Sitttlags.

ia black and colored ef-' fectsv U-lach ZibeUce Plaids, silk and weal fabrics, worth to S0 yard clear- f' fag sJjC 200 pieces SO in. all Wool Mixed Covert Sattlogs.Beaitaline Novelties. Herring- bone Tailor-Made Checks, and M-laca all-wool Suitings. choice iv -of the big 150 piecss 54-in. alt wool Oxford Suit-lags.

M-lnrh all-wool NeveHy Wale SuH-' lags, silk and wool 'Crepeas, silk and wool Camel's Hstra, stlk aad wool Homespuns, Coverta. Melanges, and Poplins, mm jm soaoy worth fS yd. clearing price. OC 100 pieces to be sold Monday-Tall-' wool brocaded Black Poplins aad Granite elegant iwsras. same at- signs as the tXM fabrics Monday VC Clearing Sale Lace u.i.

Every Fair at Less Than Import Raffled Cartaba ewtas. fuU width, nice ruU rums Be yrd 1 2C Scotch Oatpare Cawtalas-S4 vda. ka. full width, real Featooa Draperies reversible somely fringed, to St space the 15.50 made of tapestry, hand-' adjustable from 4 to ft. AO Damasks aad tapestrlas-tha' greateat bargaias ever lace designs.

wertlsey rv up to 1-S4 VC Irish Point Cartalas-prettily worked patterns oa good ones $1.90 Bnaasets. Irish Petot. Swiss TaaihoT. aad Besdevard Cortaias some sllsbUy soiled, bat elegant goods worth up to 110 a pair S2.98 ataowa ia goods of them Sllkeilae wide aa handaome 12c quality Opeqae 1x7 feet spring Figured. inch assortment of patterns, OC Shades all colors oa warranted Bxturee Clearing Pure Groceries.

SUGAR 4 lbs. Reg. Mh. 1 der's Powdered Susar.Q lbs. 1.

Java aad Mocha CeMee. SI.OO: per 10. 3 lbs. Mixed $1.00: per Hnsee Dl- rfjf Pancake. it xl I Flour Perl ladla-Cey blue label, tt-M.

Tla bbl. sack. 93c Paacy Saata Coffees at Wholesale Prices, ibs. Fancy Old Crop Saa- tos Coffee. SI.OO per 1 0t Salder'a lbs.

Ctaelce Pangeet Rie Coffee, SI.OO per 14c IMP. Catsap.new Brick Cheese, you ever Hazel In extra s-n: i Praaes. RllfrpfM UU4ISI pall. SI.2S; FrankllanUlsWbeatlett, S-Ib. Pare Hazel Whale Tomato 1 C- plaids great bargain at stock, pints 1 Wheat Floor, an building flour.

'IO-10-lb. SH lbs. Special Java at ftaT cha Coffee, per lb. .1 i lbs. Peaberry, Mocha or duste mala Coffee.

-jft Finest per 1M lbs. of ear Fanciest Private Orawth flocks aad Java 9 Coffee. SI OO per Hazel Fancy MARRl ACK LICEXSKS. IIYtltik Annie n-ov-- William Btegl. Anna Gardin tried.

Keraten Scnrhija" CkmC. Brown. Anne. MrienBonTmeHne. Bertha Hprnan fe-g Xon rerrRedXk, lit-.

August. Wela- oica'r NeleonT'CaV Mlllam Kants. Annie Weber IS DEATHS. FUNERAL TRAlN-Oraeeland end Funer.1 train ot the Chic.ro. 'u' Bt.

Paul railway leve Cn on depot tMadlaon daily at ENTIERS Jafi. 1, Henry Enders. beloved eon of Frank and EUxe. Ender. bir).

and brother of Mra. Addle Groaa Erank Ltssle. and Alma Endera. ased tf SundeV romtwidence. No.

18 Eat Chicago avenue, to SU Boniface cmtery. ERICKeON Captain ChH'tlan K.r1',f'";l0Jt? husband of Agroette Erickaonjnee JeK and father or Ernat Chrtat Arnt, nd May of Chicago, and aire. Ouatave A. 8chonl.u ot Liverpool. England.

aged year. month. 14 psjs. from residence. atreet, at 1 p.

by carrlaaes to Gracelana. FULTON Jan. M. Martha widow of the late Thomas at. Fulton, at her hozne.

No. bit Jet-ferson avenue. nnrtnHPEcnrniiia Ravmond. widow of the Ute Rev. E.

J. Goodapeei D. once of the Second Baptist church. Tinerai iron home of her son. No.

567 Lexlnrton arenu Monday all o'clock. 'Burial at Mount Qreen- IVE9 Emma B. ft- lA.leiice. I 3 wife of B. T.

Ives, Jan. 1. at S. D. Interment private, at For-etery.

Sunday. Jan. Si. at o'clock. Cincinnati papers pwwvr' SCANNELIr-tMed Jan.

VK 1900, Mary, relict of the Ute John Bennett and beloved mother of Mary, Nellie, and Annie. Fuiwral from h- lata residence, llfil Wilcox Monday, Jaa. at a. to St. Mela' church, thence by carriage, to Calvary.

-BTEINMrw Arthur, beloved son of Adolph and Augusta Steinmann (nee Hauptmannl. Jan 19. axd 4 rears and 4 month-. Euner.1 Monday. Jan.

2. at 1 o'clock, from Albany avenue, to GrnceUind. WISER Lna fneo Orosarnan). beloved wife Of Charles H. Wiser.

Jsn. 1. yra. Funeral Monday, Jan. at o'clock, from 1st.

residence. No. 4u8 fiouth Prairie avenue. Aus-tln. by carriages to Bom Hill.

KSTABLISHED 1S54. C.H.JORDArJ&CO. FUNERAL. DIRECTOR. ss IB East Modlaoxt Street.

114 East BSd 8tV M. C. A. Hyde Park. EvmaJrtom.

energy sack. Amber H-bhi. sack. bbl. per (ground), tf Day s9" Thee in which 2 1 2 caso lot Special All-Wool Black Nan's Serges, all-wool black Storm Serges, all-wool black French Serges, and U-lach all-wool Plain Cheviota, qualities to be feuad nowhere ander SOc mm rv Mondsy's VC Have just received 150 pieces of those stylish black Craalte Cloths, fabrics that have never sold under tl.ZS ka Chicago, blacks, warranted for color and wear Monday's OC Dress Lining Nataral Caavas for taterlUOag aad facing, usually IV.

at BlaUUaea rlBbaal Dsck. jf sells aeaally at ISe. Black Moire Tafletes, full yard wide. Me oaallty. OC Froeh Hair aotb.

la gray oaly. Meiallic klrtiagaat 5klrt Unlags. mm all colors. SOc oaattty. at.

SMk MereeaSklrUsgs ami AU-WeeJ a Meraea. all colonel aaallty. at VC Curtains Clearing Sale Shoe, buyers who make Cost. to Do mux trading- where their' money has the moat value will find many exceptional bargains here Bes Call- Heavy Exteaaiow Sets. Bsedksm raensd tee Vld Kid astsaslsa sole, aerraw 'rooad tee Flae Vld Kid.

sdlasi light soles-Estra Fine Vkl KM. thla hand tamed selss. Tbe above are all new from a recent large parchaae. la addition we have many different styles of high-priced shoes ia broken sixes none America and and lota yard. worth less than H60 at.

Aa Extra Flae Let Ladies Shoes consisting of tbe following Vld Kid. narrow, medium and broad toes hand tamed and extension soles common iouis aiv. neeis worth 24c up to SOc Java aad cntM. at 1 -v C- or nomaja Blend 35c Sample Tea. -J Sr.

lea Tea. fT- ft lb. English Break- A- a aa fine as "If, tasted, per lb. OoeseberraM.f ancy packed heavy syrup. fn Clam 74-.

0-70s. per Elgla Pwre Cream Batter. S-lb 'ir l-lb. r-. Clearins 5alc of Bedding, Blankets, etc- The lavt fraad rally before down to make enormous clearajtces for spring.

Fall Regwlar Si PUfcser Cases, worth Clearing Sale QC 43x3 Flae Meatstltched PUIew '-g Cases, ISc value Clearing Sale. Fanl Dvebie Bed 51x9 Sheets 8.. C. tt Col's speclaL cheap at Me Clearing -r -39C -4 yards Heavy Bleached Extra WeU Finished Sheets worth 68c Clear- log 45C 11-4 Heavy Crochet Fringed Marseilles Patters Bed Spreads, worth fl.SO (T Clearing Sale Ii 11-4 Fall size White CaUforaia Blankets, handsome borders, p.SO value Clearing Sale, 11-4 Fad Stse Strictly AU-Weol Blaakets. In -atl colors.

-white, gray, scarlet, and fancy Clearing Sale, pair. Fan Size Fancy Covered Comforter, IL25 value Qraham Floar, Sale Jt- A(r Peaaag Blade Pep per l-lb. 23 Olocst Patckt Aotrtcr lit AatCRICA. TRADEMARKS, DESIGNSi COPYRIGHTS PROCURED AT MODERATE RATES. Book No.

7 on Patents sent Free Patents Takea Throagh 1 Trill WW Receive Notice In the (twrasctaMS teas.) A handsomely illastratcl weekly oot-ering a wide field, embracing ricchanics, Physics. Artsr Electricity, The Navy, Astronomy, Natural History, and ilisceilaneotis Scientific Subjects. It is both entertaining and instructive. Largest circulation of any Scientific Engineering sad Mechanical Journal. Terms 3 a year; fonr months, $1 CeUalotd Stamp Book aad Bun pie Copy soot trot byaddTaialna Department "0." Jt Pn 36IBroadway, New York.

IxUiiil Ot Ull, CH1CHrTKBlS CNQLISH EUnVRQYAL PILL it -It OmiIm 4 1 a CHICHKST1CH KKOlXs I Mllllll taML Mto4 k.noben BeriM. IIMUIIKH M4 I.IU Sf of vr Druxuc 4. I mm Parltralara, tlHtanllll tttw SlaU. lt.uMaiolak. ke 8UPERFULOUS HAIR On th Ftmutl Vwrnem, Molea, Bkttt, AJIfJslWlsl CUrett, 4C.r49CXriO IkdksaHltdk.

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bjii bbbi as. tm Btfy, IS EXT nmencan ijGiepc Clearing I I I oeSevesi Slaters'Halr V. Mf I Orewsr er 5hsapoo. Lr SOc Syrap el Prases. Of Lliil 1 1 50e Llebig's STATE i rM SOc Beers special, Clearing Sale L3.

per No armaments are needed to convince tbe people that the silks we ''are selling: at Clearing prices are the best values that have ever been pat before the people. Abeeit 2.100 ysrds light cssered Beeigallaes, "with small satin dots, worth 69c Clearing Sale IQOseeces flUaatai Crratnl Card Wash Uk. la alt the new shades for spring IMS, worth 60c. We don't Intend taking them. up In stock will turn them -5 loose Monday eJsjC ISO places plate Colsred Japaaeee Sitka, extra heavy qaaUty net a shade made we doat carry 4hey were Imported by ue direct from Japan before the great advance et raw silk other houses oa State- ask you for tbe same cloth 55c our Clearing Sale of Hosiery and Underwear.

As sadliss varlet Ladies' Black Wees Rmaed aad Plata Fleece Ibbed aaoV. Too Heae nd with this lot we will clone ont our broken tines of aj to (LOS pair, at tbe betore-eock-taking price of. pelr. u' Plata ah faacies. worth Clearsse Sole at Ladles twdenrear.

worth Ladies- Pure orsted and Wool Platted clon Suits Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vesta ia tone and sleeveieas Ladies' Wool and Wool Plaited Tigbta la open and closed ankle Ladire PUt Fabrics ia natural, camel's hair and Scarlet Wool Vests mm mm and short lenmhi aad Paate net all sixes la any one lot thi a supply lor aexi Ladies' Shoes a study-! $1.95 sease, opera and $2.45 The newest Far Regs aad odorless, Jspaaese Tiaka copies of the ItxM zlxtS 35c 85c Art Carpets eolorings. IHxJ yards. 1 .85 I lulne tile, and per square Japaaese flatting all colors, SOO Hassocks Men's and Boys Clothing. This is not a Bie ad. but in fulL of Uig Bargains.

mea-s An-Wees Salts-All sixes. Si to 43, ail-wool Scotch cheviots, worth $L50 special price to- morrow Men's Bine Cheviot Pants heavy winter weights, worth $2.00 special ftr price OC Beys Base FUaoel Shirt Waists plaited front and back worth 11.00 special price jiC Beys' Extm Heavy Black aad Bins Cheviot Keee Pants sixes 4 to 14, w'th 40c special price 2C Boys' Strictly AU-Weol Knee Paat Salts Made from pure all-wool cheviota and ceasimeres, worth $2.75 A special price a III Boys' Blue Flan ad Sailor Salts All sixes. 3 to 8, handsomely ed shield front and deep sailor collar, worth "''mm g- special pries tomorrow. Boys English Cerdarey Kaee Paats Strang and durable, all sixes. 4 to 14.

worth $1-00 special price 'tOOr Beys' Flannelette Shirt Waists all sixes, 4 to 14. worth SOe apecial price tomorrow JC I i $3.98 White Cot tea Filled Clearing -98c ant $10 Take Jour ewr wwm nwj no matter If they all yours at $3.75 the most fastidious. A UAHDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF CHICAGO Out-of-Town Readers May Have lng Advertised Rrms by 4 Drugs and Sundries. BOo nilaia'f Plaa tr Tar keogk 5yrasv. a7W 1.00 Celery aad ke4a Cssspsaad 42c Beef, IrM rr l5C 29c WHch Hasel 1 Estrecc.

pee bottie. mrwm mlwm JniWI. "Tmjtmt s- Hair Shaasneo aad PanaraiH bottie IOC of Fine Silks. 10 pieces of Cereet Haawtal Wash Silk- the most complete Mae of eolorings ever shown la muj one house in America Clearing SeW price only Per yard. 4 VC 10.000 yards of Plata Black Ofl Boiled Rust-Hag Taffeta other houses oa State St.

ad- vertise same as a baraaia for see. bat we let yon have tt ia taia great aale for ytrd 1::.. 53c 7,800 rtnla Slack Aft Pare Silk Swtfat Dnrb seas. snlUble for full drsaaea, waist trlmmlag, etc, aad weU worth SSe, Clearing Sale dC price, (iL. en afl Tk.

Ia nt is aa elegant opportunity to lay ia Carpets and RuffS. patterns and styles sacrificed in this sale. Selected skins, double resewed mmm white aad gray. ej5 I af Rags Best quality aaaemade goods, exact naest Turkish aad Persian Bugs MxTJ txSft. 7 ft.

6xl ft. $1.45 $5.40 $6.20 Brussels weave, excellent line of designs and handaome borders aad fringed ends txl yards, x3H yards. gxt yards. $2.25 $2.75 $3.25 Extra heavy quality, thoroughly printed, floral. parquetry effects.

feet wide yard 206 rolls bought at suction. inlaid Jap designs, worth up to SOc yd. 1 Hade of assorted qaaliUea of carpet- AV lags reg. value I UC rair rnu tae none. none reservea are marked $5.

(S. $7, or none are ex -pU thousands of pairs to select from pants to please Why pay your tailor St tT $3.75 pick for Of Orders FilleJ from Any ol ths Foliar Writing to The Inter ART PHOTOGRAPHERS L.OASS t. K. 8TEVEN3 4k SON REI.IABI.K CP- OVTR TEARS' KXPERIENCE WITH inB to-date photorraphara. McVlcker'a Theater best people of Chicasn speaks for Itself We limn bid.

great siclal ofier; tt beet cabinet pboto- money on watches. 1welrr etc. TOM srapha, platinum nntoh. In I atrlea. tt thla wees N.

DOXXEIXI 4t 1U Dearborn at? ART LEADED HALVED GluASS OM'ICIASS rt-ANAOAW A BIEDESTWEO S7 nilnote St. artlOelal eves. BOfcRJ-IM. I)C1S. WASHLNUTON S'f BAKGS.

SWITCHES. WAVES, WIGS- HSc-H I0 ADAM? ST. PIEGrRIED-B Hsirdresrlns Parlors gtste rt. LM.m"7ffi BTJTER1 OF OLD GOLD AID IILTER- OFICM, HORmiSG, COCAISK CCHK. IJPMAlt.

Msdison. Caah for precious metals. Pr. J. C.

Hoffman. tVsn TJuren. Pamphlet fr CHIROPODISTS PAWNBROKERS DR. PINCCS. Bnlte M.

State. eorAdama. ACE LIPMAN. TKsdlson. Inter Ocean bide.

CLKAJKKRS ASD DYERS PAMH1.EX L(H)S COOKT rmH. Drbom. ay M. fcgg IfS bg COKFECTIOSERT PATENTS F. OTTNTHERj wbcleeale and retail, til Stats RUDOLPH WM.

IX3TX let Raixtofnk rt in St. bonboj. snl chocolana: nd for prlc 11 send tS tZptt Si PeeSt CUT FLOWERS AXD FLORISTS PIAKOS AAD MlslC SCHUBERT s. w. eorner Wi.

J. ABRTANT. 1 Wabssbl door. bajih sv and Monroe at. Telephone Main SM.

CLAYTON F. El'MMI go tVasenb sr. DETECTIVE AGENCIES PICTIRB KRAHE AND RKGILDINU OOHET A BOLAHD AGENCT. Ls SaTle st- P. A.

Brrden a a W.bMt n.KST. DRKSSMAKISQ (INSTRUCTION)-PHOTOGRAPHER JACKSoyg Tsllorlns; Institute. Pd gtste st. Pber. State 1 St.

Pictures eopled and enlarged. Open Sundara. LACKDRIBS STENCILS, 1NK.S, AND RHtSHES ''Ccilo' lt Loola P- a-m Kan. City. D.kfoinu.

MOM Lake av. T.oSsT7t TRUSSES L.rsvt in the Wert. Clean towel. WOLFKMZ. 4 tTH pP.

INSECT EXTERMINATORS elaUet: expert trust rREDTTRICK me A rT Stat. HackiBi 1 7 meai 7nSi FILLS MRS. RUTH ELLIS JUDD. VOCAL INSTRUCTION. Tfk Believes wiltua a.

js. AtarurriMa, Perfect Tone Production. Bre.tb.lns; and Pbrasiaa. 01 bT Price, SS. Sendee fcr STUDIO SH 8TKINWAT "Wmw-iWGnrt." WIleoxMwI.

Vetoee Tried Wedneedaya and Saturdays. i leeJ Co, ats K. UUk BC, mm Dresxlnr. Rsalenrlns. Chiropody.

Ts 134 WINTERTIRHOr I I fl 1 1 1 el Mwstr Fieotrolrsls. Ladlee SOPKK SCHOOL OF ORATORT. I 1 1 1 1 1 T.rkiab Bataa. Wlrs. ooalp Tvestia1 ftdaw.yH.IVWV.j Buren st day and BURNHAH, 71 4 11 SUtS St clasaai Elocution, pbysioal euiture.

znualo. Bund as aas for ct.lnsu i1 VAIN BUREN0 -U DOROCH RHEUMATIC COMPOUND YZ, OPTICIAW. POSITIVELY "CURES" -X Slaaaea ts.ee. AalS fltlARANTEES Sold by aV Snertsts, 1st sal tl.M mmt tMlassSpeeiilti bMue. Dee Se.Uhlerais A Ur.

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