The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 16

MANDAMUS Suit Filed By Mr. Harte To Cera pel Cnntj Coamissioi-' en Ta Apprtre His Bead. New Law Firm SUrtd With Foraker at Its Head. Sol Sharp's Will Foiad Indict- enU Cantricter Fails Saitk Estate 8aed Courts. COURT CALLS.

roOowInc I ttM calendar Mil for to-morrow: cipriTf crtinT Ctiiun et al. vs. Moormen, al-: error. fcVvta Lame tx vs. MoCum: error: Rran v.

Mi-rr and N. KaJmad va. CUT Wuiir liL va. Cur at ai. appeal HITKIE HIT-Bwrouxns.

admlnlatretor. va P. C. ao'l St. Railroad.

Jultmi vs. Railway KMnr v. Railway. Conaoll- k4 MiMneT 'ompanr K. mad C.

racket Co. u-Brwm va. wiwt Hallway. I 'DOB R. B.

Baf ITH Motion u4 damurrwra JUDOK JACKHHM-aibmi va. Boy tl. Jt'DOE WfUOllT-Mlmllaaeou. bin la JLTXIE JEJ.KE Oaaj. oa trial.

JUDGE rAVU-Xo recutar calendar. JUDGE 8. W. SMITH Reedy list for cell. Jl'DOB HOI.I.WTKll-Heady llat tor call, eaa on trial.

Jl'DOE SPIEOKI-State va. LHiraan. JITXIB MtrRflfT-Otnteaterf rtl.occe CM rtth folktwe: l.V'rfl va. f.rrjn. Turner va.

Turner. 'err va. fair. Van Ilorna va. Van Horn.

Bur- man va. iturman, Hoacna va, isoacna, JPDOK rBRRtK-At 10. mnrkma and demuiTM At ll. MkM uf Catherine Wolf; cKallua to dls- cioea a nana. Jl'DOK HrKRIU-Aaailimnit of UlrM R.

Dahner; application for allowaw of chattel nurtcaa. at Ntutioiaa. aaelsnee. ra. H.Witt at molU tn cunitrra aaje of Tract ana ana ta al lu.

A ault hi mtndamui was filed In the Com' mon I'afcts Court yesterday by George Harle agatnat the County Commissioners, to compel them to approve tba bond he filed aa County Clerk elect. It win.be recalled tbat he Med a bond which covered the period for what ta claimed to be the abort term, and aJso the full term, which begin next ASguat. The County Commissioners, on tbe advice of the County Solicitor, fused to approve that bond, and the ault of yesterday ie to compel them to do so. The case wan presented to Judge. Wright, and he Bet tbe hearing; for next Tuesday, New Law Firm.

The announcement-' waa made yeeterday that a new firm la to begin Ita existence on the flrat, of next month. It will be a. strong one, aa the name of the membera will in dicate. The firm, name will be Foraker, Uutcalt, Uranrer A Prior. It will be a oon- aoiKJatlon of the flrma of Vora.lt er Prior ana uutcalt li ranger, and will oeceurposed of ttenator Foraker, et -Judge Miller Out-celt, Walter Orenger.

Charles Prior, James runuir ann j. a. Koraker. Jr. The offl will be hi tbe Carew building.

A Halt For Settlement. I A ault was filed yesterday in tbe Common I'leaa Court by Marlon O. Wbetatone asainat the estate of Thomas O. Smith ask Ins judgment for money which. It Is alleged la due to the plaintiff.

Some' of the claim extend back a period of 27 years. After the death of Mr. Smith there was a settlement of the buslneas which had been transacted between him and the plaintiff, who Is his sister, and ahe paid for the eervloes which be had rendered her. This suit la the result of dissatisfaction over that settlement, and it Is believed that there will be an amicable adjustment of the mattera la dlsoute. An answer was filed at the same time the suit was tiled, and while the ault charge that there la due from the estate, that is denied, and thus the laaue la Joined.

Judge Conner ana j. 1 jiarrtson are attorney for ine piainnix ana tne peiermtuni reapecuveiy. 8ol Sharp' WML It was announced a few days ago that Sol 6 harp bad not left a will, and that bis wife would be appointed administratrix of bis estate. But that has proved to be aa error, for when the wife bad the authority, ahe went to his safe deposit box and there found a will, to her surprise. It was opened and read in the Probate Court yesterday, and the disposition of the estate Is different from what It would have been if there bad been no will.

The document provided that the wife was to have $5,000 as her nrst year's allowance. The real estate and personal property, ether than houaehold, la to be sold and the proceed dlatributed as follow: To the wife, 45 per cent; to the mother of the testator, 20 per cent; to Kate 8. IVter, a slater, lu per cent; to Thomas Fos- Mr pMtt a linl a Vnt a both of the latter being nephews and to the on oi ine testator per cent. The wife Is to have all the household goods, sod the eon the testator's Jewelry. There Is not much If any real estate left to be distributed, for the reason that not long ago Mr.

Bharp transferred sll that property to hi wife. She and hia mother and the Central Trust and Safe Jepoalt Company are named wm cucuion. A Contractor Falls, In the Insolvency Court yesterday tbera was a deed of saslgnment filed by Jasper E. Fults. contractor and builder, who for merly did business here, but la now located at Washington C.

II. He assigned here because he has property here. Tbe cause fits failure was dull business and Inability imM-i mqiiKiiuni wnicn naa actruea ana -ere falling due. Tbe asset are 13.5U0 aod he ItaMiiOea a.000 The asalgnee la Frank M. i t'rrui.

Indictments Returned. Tba grand Jury, In Ita final report yester day, reported a number of Indictments. Those made public were aa follows: Albert Ftrdey, cutting: Frank runner aod Joseph Cord era, grand larceny; BenJ. Winters, -plcklnc pockets: WUllam Tee tor and Cbas. iWIUIams.

burglary. TtKMe not revealed were against doctors who have failed to register as such, and aurajnax. two persona ror minor offenses. General Court Kllxabeth Schuler has been appointed xecutrtx under the will of John Schuler. "Personalty, S1.000.

A. J. Marsh is administrator of -Joseph. vogier. reraonalty.

reaury. $20, oca Wllllara T. Edwards la administrator of Fonda A. Edward. Personalty.

$88. Mary Wleman- Is administratrix of Lou la Personalty. Jia.1. Alice Walton, a colored woman of Home City, was sent to the asylum yesterday because she is She imagine that a mob is after ber. and that ner mother Is dead.

She Jumped out of a second-story a tew oaya ago. i New Sulta Filed. COM MOM rtMAM PMiaT. 111XT4. Louli H.

Kaiser va. Clara Kahwr et ai. Pur parrtthxa of real estate. Gray at Tracbbein. 11X.7S.

Tba House A Palmer Company vs. TVinaHne Umav Uca and -exactntoa far iu.Z7a.cnarle Heutman vs. Mary Ilatarbarg. Urn for I3T 06. W.

W. Bel lew. 112.2TT FHrar VhmI b.b rwri.s A 11a. anong at. ror reiirc Btepnena A Lincoln.

Stata oa rotation of Geo. B. Hart va. FrMrick Bader at ai. For writ oc gtck Bhmnvr and Ooanal a Batterer.

112.279. Cabinet L. and B. CaaHny vs. Lonlaa Btreile et aJ.

For foreotoaur of swrtgaga Gray dt Tlachbala. 112.XW. Jobs Roberts Vs. UtPfeal rrom SqiMra Davtea. Joaepli Wake lli.iJil.

College B. and 1 Compaay -aa. Earner E. Hunt a ai. forackanire of mortsmxa.

ou. Ivor B. Jone. 112.32. Sttnwood Place and Company vs.

(Jerry Brady et si. For araclosare at rourutara. auoherd Hingaon. isaaa. 112.2S3.

atainla Oraaey va. Oaorm acaoatar lavpaat trom Squlra Hoota. For Al- mr. EX M. Ui284.

Pnoeoe A. 8ettle va Eilaa H. BatUe at 112.2. Caroline Ward vs. Phoebe ATnla mT.

Benjajntn Coosey va. Joaeph. Bets at BHartxaga. vtoaa a ues- gCPKRIOat Marion 'Whetstone va. Thomas a.

Smith et si. For on aotes. Joaa S. umnor. 4S.2US.

Oeorge Victor ot ai." -rm TMvid B. Whs at at. ror (2.046 35 oa aorniia Kramer. 4U.3U3. Annie A.

lawtoa vs. Aanta a. Zstwtan, eneutrU. For parUlioa oC real eataxe. M.

W. Coaway. EENTED A KOO'll And Then Stole Everrthisur He Could Mrs. Campbell, of 250 Pike caned at tbe Second XMatrlct Police Station yeeterday afternoon and reported tbat she had been robbed. She said that Friday momlnsrj a man called at her 'house and -seated a room, paying a week's advaac.

He said that be was employed fat a railroad of fice and worked at night. Then he told her that he would go to sleep, and askeM her to call turn at 4 nock tn tne alternoo. he went to the room he waa froite, and later ab. diso -red tnat a old" ten and i a u.l in six ertd rt butta. a amount of morv and tan pairs of a hot-a wre auiiuMn.

im strftna9 wore a -neat brawB suit, and w-i raaut 1 puurtda He has Wen, doig gbdra aroucd town. -ENTRANCE To laeiBBaU Orer the ItaiB Streat IJae Secured By the Dtytoa Company. The allddlelown. Rimlltm dndnaatl Traetlan rVim It ta attA will obtain control of the Main Street Une tn the spring and effect an entrance Into Cincinnati by this route, already built and In nnera Hnn Th. ArlaHnail tntnttna waa I.

come down Che Sprlnguale'pike to Carthage, tnence soumeast over tot paddack road to Avondale. It would then be an easy matter to reach Fountain equarsover th Consolidated line, i But the Courts knocked out tbe proposed miDrOVament nf tK PaMuV tK Cmmty Conimlastoetere, and CtndBBatl uwr -ompajir, wtuoq ss jargeiy Identified with the Dayton Traction Com pany. has Veen figuring ever since how to snra another routai Iim ehla etty ror the. Dayton lto. end an vHiar ar aat tta- and otMana 4 kr the Hamilton and Mt.

Pleasant turnpike. A autfvey Of thai nika wn CoUeg Hill waa mad last spring, and the prcanou waa that the road would be built over tt out delay. A rwUemu, who is In a position nowever. Mates tba this rout Joeed for the pnmax. Th loaimcultles tbat oonpamd the TH1 te pant that eor- cha the rtiaul -n.

wra. la aicxSv onl" For Ladies, Misses and: Children. You're Never Known 5nch Prices -Before. $10.50 $4.00 At $10.50. Extra quality Plnlh Capes, beaded, and braid trimmed, all silk lined and Thibet edged all oyer; duality never old under 116.50.

Special price $10.60. At $4.98. Xxtra fine garmeaU, in plain and rough materials, Terr stylish and Jaunty Jackets, fine Kersey and Beucle Cloth sj you mast see the srsr-ments and then Judge the irrend bar. gain we Special S4-08: worth $10.00. See them Jtwbor window $13.50 410.50 Af $13.50.

Jacket, finest Keirey CToth. in Black, Green. Brown and Xavy, all Satin lined throughout. 24-inch, strictly tailor mads; worth $20. Special $13.50.

At $10.50. JBoude Jackets, Fine -Strapped with Kersey, witn pmmes, steel orna- they're very sweU and are worth from to.60 to $7.00.. Velvet Hats copies of finest Imported hats. The materials alone worth more than, we ask for hat complete. Curl, with rows of stitching, Silk Lined, well worth $16.50." Our pricef $10.50.

Furs! Furs! Furs I Fur Trimmings of Every Description. Fur Collarettes and Scarfs-tVV Si and Stone Marten, Persian Lamb, Natural and Dved Foxes. Chinchilla, made frcmthe choicest sktaa. 7 ELECTRIC SE.X COLLAR.HTTES, Extra Special $12.00, $14.00, $16.50, $18. 75 and up.

Neck Fancies-Sale Specials: BLACK MARTEN NECK SCARFS. Trimmed With Talis! TC--i Vr- ieTajatfi $5.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00 and up MINK NECK SCARFS, Trimmed' With Tails, $6.50, $8.50, $10.50, $15.00 and $20.00. WATER MINK NECK Trimmed With Tails. 98c, 1.50, S2.50, $3.00 and $3.98. ToMdrrow A Hit of extraordinary values laour MILLINERY DEPT.

Snob, values as these so quiokly: 100 stylish trimmed Felt Bats, Turbans. Short-back Sailors and swell ah apse, trimmed with finest materials and worth np to Velvet made Hats, trimmed $2.98 $3.98 $08 Warm Gloves and Mittens FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. Indies' Wool Cssnmere Glove, per pair. 1.. 9c, 35c.

BOO Ladies' Woel and SUk-Lied Gloves, per f2Bc BOQ, 7Bo Ladies' SUk Mittena, Fancy Back, per pair. 50S Infanto'Caahmere and Silk Mitten; per i9c. 25c. 35 Child' Cashmere and Wool Glove and Mittena, per prj 25o 35o Fifth Street, Near Vine, ever, nave to be equipped with heavier rails now in use oa tnat line. -Tbe route south from Hamilton wtU be over tbe Sprlngdal pike to Wyoming.

Kff6 10 yn avenue and south to Mlllcreek. the present northern terminus of Mam Street Une. At this point a bridge will have to be built mtar ha rM T-hi. the County Ccamissk3ea-B--efused to do for the Main Street Company, and the a-bscrln. I tion or S3.0U0 to assist in extending the Une toRe4iiigha been -returned- to th sub-frloera.

Th. Cinctroiatl RaUway Company wiU doubtless rind a way to gst built when it ha actual prism iuu ot the Main Street Line. Ill i TWO TICKETS Corner Center of attraction. and will be from now oniil Chrteu mas. JSotalnr bat good honrst I offered by ns.

At 10c Ladies' Bern. stitched. Scalloped and Embroidered, Lace Edf and Embroidered Handkerchief it choice goods at each, (60c half doxent IUC Special Table la Able, i' At lie the Finet Imported Embroidered Sewiss Lace Trimmed and Mexican rawn Work Handkerchief. on day choice IOC 7Sc Half Dozen. Men's 'White Shirts.

The Beat Folate in Cincinnati. 0CB SPECIAL White Shirts, made trom TJtlca Konparisl Cotton. Bolld Llnea Bosoms, all hand finished, different sleeve leniths; this is the best Shirt, both in material and workmanship, made; made open back and open back and Iron t. Fit and make equal to any custom shirt made by tbe flfl beat shirt makers. Each I.Uw Unit Doses.

Leather Goods Bargains. i Three of Them' Monday. Ladies' All-leather Combination booki in plain and fancy Leathers, nr. at Monday Z3C Boston Bhopplne Bags in All Leather, and also Cloth, Leather bound, frn. epecial SJOC The very Newest Plaid Leather Belts in latest shades 50c Sterling Silver Novelties.

Look ai tku Litt for 50c Other Storm Charge Silver Handle Tooth Brashes, with lour row eona onsue Sterling Silver Cnrlets. File. Hook. Tweezer, Shoe Horn and Paper cutter, ail Infants' Sterling Silver Combs and JBrasnes as, each 50c 50tr 50c Toilet Goods. Special Unftd Balm Ber Monday.

25c Tooth bristle Brush, four row solid 75c oi. High Grade French Extract, per os. Hair Brashes, solid back, with real bristle 10 cross 8osd Buttermilk Complexion clai, per box win ofler, Monday, spe- 106 33c 25c 15c Sale Silk Garter Webs: Garter Webi at a Sacrifice. All Aew PoMemi, Suitable For Hobday Garten. On lot of Fancy Elastic Remnants, j.

1 OC On lot of Fancy Frilled Silk Elmstio Remnants, piece 19c Fancy Ready-Mad "Jir pair I OC Bd Men's Furnishings. Jrtss Amas ITortJa DoniU the Priam iaW. HenHlgh Grade best JOg MensestLlneh Collars, i1 jJj Men's 50c grade of Suspenders av. Men's. Cashmere Mnniers- Drapery Dep't Silk Mixed 25c SOo Men's Imoorted Scotch Wool Stoves, er fancy backs iOO A Semorttabte Mmr-noin Ihnt rnaiaa raaw iiaaa jot saaar xiwioay won.

Drapery llatsrials, Gold and Fancy Creped. Monday, at per yard On Hlfb Class Art Drapery for PUlowaand Couoh Co verliurs, at per yard, 12o, 150 and 18o One lot Fancy Decorated Pillow Topa, rich patterns, at Fancy Curtain Hwlss, In all tbe newest patterns, at each 1 So and 1 ao Writing Paper. Two-Qtdre Box Paper and Envelofies At 25c. Jfowaere etea ess tai bit eahm be had. 600 boxes Writing Paper for fine correspondence, in all tints.

plaid and ruled. Monday spe- nr. rial, par agOC EMPLOYES Of the Qnaen City Twins Mills Treated To a Bl Thaokigivlaa; Spread. The 125 employes of tbe Jacobs Cordage Compandor th Queen City Twine Mills, a th eonoaj-n is now known, sat down at 1st aatat Hli ah. alnner yesieroay logetner wttn taw omoars l.f I th Pt.

The oeca, kvlecthm Aext Satarday. UioB WmM cjjed a Thanksgiving spread and Th annual election of the Bucicey OubJ the employe of the plant were given a kT xt Satdar evening. The half holiday and th malls shut down earlier decorated for than usual that they might all attend and the occasion and is good tune wiU be had. enjoy the occastovto Its utmost. Mesara, Gaorge Schneider wniiam Heckerman.

th Chairmen of their respect-Ive committee, ha v. announced the foUow- ins; ticketa Bradley. Moewr; Secretary X. Treasurer. Carles aoeen- Harry Oru-penhof.

Frank H. Frttsch. Henry Gewert. Otto H. Walk.

WnvHecAermanJohVFT yiaiL Independent TicketPresident. JahnBrad- tsry. Fred Meyw: Treasurer. Albert Heyne: ley, John C. sft eber, Lee Moera.

Adolnh Snyder, J. H. TABIETX AT THE PIXE T0-D1T Owtog to the fact thatMra. Fbkedoes not open her enaesnent in "Tea of the DXrbervDlee- at she Pike until Monday evening, and, ta order not to disappoint that part of the theAter-going public which Is accustomed to attend this theater Sunday, th management of the Pike has arranged for the appearance of a special devUle company from Chicago th. perrorrnacs to-day.

JoiTt. GUbw. will be tb. star. Orhen booked ax Ward nU Curran.

Bcott and Wll. -rZ. lTTDi iirot Edna Wyatt ukU. The dinner was spread In Queen City Hall, comer of 2ghUi and Freeman, and these were three large table, two of them the entire length of th ball and en running crosswiaa. At another table on, the rostrum sat President Gucksnberger aod the other members ef the company with their families.

The two long tables seated about 50 person each, one being filled with th man and th other with the women and girls' At th table for the company, sat President George Guckenberser and wife. Secretary-Fred Ouckeaberger and family. Emil C. Peter, Vice President and Treasurer; Superintendent George Muensexunaier and family, Charles Guekenberger and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Notts and Fred Fischer. The dintier was preparad asd served by the ladles of th. company- nd -etnpioyea Th matter was under th charge of Mrs. W.

Rappold. Mies Fischer, Schmidt, Mrs, Moore. Miss Ransom, Mrs, WUllam Johnson and Tillie Reishardt. ftaperiatend. eat luecseis-er- waa the mastex cerev aod It waa baa aoeny thn.

mm lit Che aifuir a success After the dinner was served the dav was -1 given over to the ehipioyes, and there Were auusic axid a cake Walk ta taka aa Great Sale of- ROLLMAN at tONS, ao-inch Genuine Rastle Taffeta, per yar Fancy Double-Face Black Back Silesia, eer vard. French Elastic Linen Dock Facinr. oer vard. Genuine English Hair Cloth. 18 inches wide, per All-Wool Moreen Skirting, worth 60c, per yard i the tima The cake walk was one ef tbe features of the dav and wa fkn In by tb colored employes at the factory to tbe extent of four couples.

Four young fellow dressed Up as the ladles, -and tha cake walk was as genuine as could be wished for. There was a walk In which skill was tbe cute, and the second was a comic walk. At tbe eonclnskm of the festivities there was a brief address by President Gocken-berger. la which he outlined tbe-ourpoe of the feast, which was to bring the employee olose to the company and show- them that the Di rectors and officer bad their mtarasts heart aa well aa their own. SEVENTIETH BI1THDAY Of lire.

Adeline IAebenetetn To Be Celebrated With a Family Rewatoa. The seven Ue-th, birthday anniversary of Mrs. Adeline Liebeosxorn wHl bewelebrated with a family reunion. a her home at 811 Oak street. Walnut Hills, next Saturday.

Great preparations are being made for a fitting celebration by tbe members ef Mrs. Llebenstein's family. There wBI be present six children and six grandcUldren. together with a number af ether jiialae and Mrs. IJebensteia 'was born in Bavaria.

G-ermany. She is a sister of Daniel aod Isaac Wolf, and came to Ohio with them tn 1890, settling at Mass-km, where they were th first farmers la tb Western osuntry. Three years later they cam to Cincinnati In 1844 she was married to Isaac Uebenstein, then a freight agent with and Railway, and subsequently la th brokerag businesdT H. died la lawu. I LOSGgyiTT OP OMKOE ITIIXSL An orange tree will bear fruit till ISO years oldV there are recorded Instances of orange trees bearing when SuO years old.

tWTrsrcTJi Taarrs, Pullman's finest sleeper. Ptntach Gas, Free Reclining Chair Cars, through from Cincinnati to Hew Oriaaa aiuiout aiia IJembla oy aervtce'Vla the irUnois Caav-traJ in oaanectiun with O. 8. W. Louis villa.

I Call at CHy Ticket Office. 2S -Vine eC House Wrappers. 8ALB MONDAY. Thia Season's Most Waaderfol Wrarcr Sale. 8,000 Double) Fleece-lined.

Flannelette Wrappers, of exquisite patterns. New sleeves and made ia the newest style, collar, yoke and belt trimmed with fancy braid. Wide skirt and fitted lining. SL75 would be considered cheap for this Wrapper. All; sizes, 82 to 44 To-morrow (Monday) only, if; apasfassssaaasafassassa- fJssVMsam 0MB aBBaaaaBBi nn Bed Comforters.

FULL SIZE COMFQRTERS-Oil Calico covered; each EXTRA 8IZE COMFORTERS French Satine Covered, 95c Special for Monday. Extra Quality Red Table Damask German Linen Fringed Cloths, 8x8 SlaOO; 8x10 Extra Size Damask Towels Nspkins, sll Linen, tier dozen- Fringed Damask Lunch Cloths, Jtxrs lesrge bise Turkish Towels, UVJ SILKS, DRESS GOODS, Blankets, Muslins, Imported and Domestic Dress Fabrics. LOOK AT THESE PRICES: a3-DfCH TlstfdsGUSn. COSTTTSrE CIXJTH (Broadcloth Weicht) de- sirable for Tailor Made SuiU In a beautiful assortment of fancy mixtaras. at per S29C e-UfCH KANCT NOVELTY SUITINO in a nperb assortment of new A styles and designs.

A splendid fabric for street coetumts, at per yaxd HOC 6-EfCH FINE WORSTED high colors, silk overshot, desirable OO for Fancy Waists. 20 styles to select from, at per yard. OS7C -LCH SILK AND WOOL IMPORTED NOVELTY DRESS FABRICS. in a handsome assortment of stylish patterns and newest designs, A at per yard BLACK. WPOL FRENCH ASTRAKHAN, 62-inch wide, extra heavy, I OO desirable tor Cape and Collarettes, at per yard.

vPl.s70 Monday in Our Lining Department na ai. tuwaras oiove-nnisn ones, per yard Fast Black Perceive, S6 inches wide, per I i co ie Om -l2Xc 2BO 3 In Our Blanket Department. TAJrCBJ elevator. 1(M FULL 8KB WHITE COTTON BLANKETS Heavy Fleeced, Fancy Borders, at, per pair.Ui;...i.........M. 11-4 WHITE HEAVY FLEECE BLANKETS Extra laraa sixe.

Fancy Borders, a clean, comfortable Bed Covering, at, per pair 1M GRAY BLANKETS Extra size and weight. Fancy Borders; nice, clean roods; sold last season at $1.50 pair. Special price, per EXTRA SPECIAL SLIGHTLY SOILED BLANKETS 60 pairs larr I size Genuine "Picklock" Wool Blankets (slightly soiled from handling), extra heavy weight; sold at $4 a pair. Our special price, per pair 11-4 SANITARY "GRAY AND SCARLET ALL-WOOL BLANKETS A Superb Bed Covering; actually worth $5.00, Special, per pair. 59c 98 98c $2.88 $3.98 69c 75c 98c.

$1.25,51.5051.75 Come and See Our Blankets and Comforts To-Morrow. 25o 81. IB 25c 86c 69o 1 2 Ho LadiesV Glove Sale. 1,500 PAIRS Extnordlnary Value. Tor Monday we will have on sale 1.500 pair Ladies' High 'Grade (4-Button) and 2-Clasp Glace and Suede Kid Gloves, made one of the weald's renowned Glove makers.

For fit, style and wear they have no equaL Made with three strands of em-, broidery, in all the fashionable and evening shades, would be good value at $1.50 a pair, at a Special Price Monday Only $1.00 Pair. Holiday Sale. Aprons. MannJartarers sample line of prettily fashioned aprons, in cambric; India linenvlawns, dimity and ginghams, plain deep hern, extra wide tacked, fine lace and embroidery, ribbon I Ho for 25c Maids' and Nurses' Atrons. 28c for 45c Maids' and Norses' Aprons.

3Bo for 60c Maids' and Nurses' Aprons, afffo for 75c and Nurses' Aprons. 49c fot 75c Children's Aprons. i Novelties in Fancy China. pe oda Beautiful and the prices extremely low. Tier is a od suitable for Whist Prizes, weddi.

Presenu and Holiday Gifts. Specials for this week: Highly decorated Japanese Cups snd Saucers, per at f25c Venetiia Glass, with gold decorations (12-inch high) pi 2 QQo cisque yrasjncnts, in newest designs SI OO -MW VTS ataCHW. IU BCWCSf. isemsaaasa SB nn COOK'S DEATH Was Caused By Drinking Cad WhiskyOther Findings of tha Coroner. Coroner Baerr rendered a verdict yesterday In the ease of Albert Cook, tbe young man who died hunt Sunday saornlag at bis boms, on East Psarl street, from overindulgence in liquor.

The Coroner finds that death was doe to alcoholism, and that the honor was purctaased by the dseatd and several etner minor from John C. Mlohael and Julia Aufderteida He furrfcar recommends that the law protrl biting the sals ef liquors to minor striotly enforced. Other verdicts rendered war as foOews: Anna Rutve. aspbyxia: Menry Krug. 8r fracture ef tbe skull, accidental fall; Cbas.

Mieiiisin, fracture of tbe skuH. due to being struck by a Big Four tram: Adam Vol-kert. aoeideotal Injuries, doe- te being run over by a ML Auburn cable ear; David En-slnger, suicide, by hanging; Mary McKal. suicide, arsenical poisoning; Charles P. Da-vj.

caxdiae paralysis. CITY HALL PICK-UPS. Movesnent To Have s-sad CosMUssMed For Athletic Psu-poaea. -A movement has been started by Dnt-Vexalty and High School students to hare land condemned la the vicinity ef the varsity for athletic purposes, Thss Is consequence of the aaovament recently defeated to obtain tbe southern portion of Burnet Woods, Aa ordinance for this purpose va be presented-to the R. of to-niorrowwigbc Tbe B.

of Aj heard from a eetega-oa ef citizens who want Delta arenas Improved from Lb-wood read te Center street. The petition was granted, and the read will be paved with mcadem. Hlrh School audaaa have their eSorts as S-dltiooaU waks vacauoa at Cbi -lalm for tbe fsasias that this would i use i Hj ahortaa tbe summer VSaWtiOa. LOOKING TOWARD CHRISTMAS. Handkerchief Umbrellas.

At this Busy D. partaseat will offer Ladles' asvd Mew's 26 aad ZS-la. SUk Umbrellaa at $1.50. To-awatTOw. Mowday.

Laend Men's Taffeta and Carola 8Dk morel La moonted with pretty line of Dresden. Pearl and Silver Trimmed handles, made with Steel Rods. Tlsht Roll, are her for your approval, gQ YanC Department Stiehdt Soikd Fern as Half Prisa 1 Lot of Soiled Germaatowns, Skein 80 1 Lot of Soiled Zephyrs and Saxony. Bunch 50 Ice Wool, fresh goods, all shades. Lirxe Ball i Q0 Ask to see our New Silk-finished Orion Cotton, for Embroidering bkei.

ej0 Art! Department TUfmem imtheeUg. TKtfcHowin, at rsaaasl peteaair iAij waai One specU lot open work Irfch Point Souares or Pillow Shams, 82 ta. inches wide, each QUO AppjqueDrsWr Scarfs, incUaa Srsat variety Appllgoe open work Doilies 12s, 1 So, 25c, 35c. One lot Me seal Kenaiasance Dollies 4 C. with linen centers, at QQ Stamped Linens.

We Are Headquarter. Make Your ruparm-tumi For the Uotidaye. All-Linen Hemstitched Trays snd Squares; good value at 35c Mon- A I 1 6 72-inch All-Linen Dresser or Sideboard Scarfs, with heavy knotted infringe, ,0 Linen Stamped Picture Frames, new in. designs, at 1 ZG Boys Furnishings. Fi Jtvau to pltaee tne Boye.

Bora' Vancy Trimmed Muslin Night iff. Robes. 488 BStrongnCJr 8cDO1 Bnirt jn Boys' Imported Fsncv Scotch ac. Uloves. ZSC Boys' Fine SUk Trimmed Boipen- (aan Boys' Woolen fins Quality 15c Ribbon Sale.

LL At 19c Yard. SetuinrSSertolUt. IToUee the big off.rinm. All shades or Moire Antique Tsffeta Ribbon (4-lneh wldel Faney Kibbonain Homan, Plaids, Checks, Stripes, Ao. (S incite I9c Tart ji color or No.

Moire Ribbon, If) FaocWork (10 yards to bolt). JJg Ladies' Neckwear. Nem SpeeiaUUe for Ewenlma Wemr. Silk and Chiffon Fancy Blouse Fronts OSc Crepe Liase and Liberty Silk Neck Ba-J nine, SSo to fiOo Pompadour Cape Snehmg, Liberty SUk and Net, yard JSOc to $1.50 Fancy Jar beau in Lace and Chiffon, sll Shade 49c to L98 Scarf Ties ia Cbiflon. 811k and Net, all Colors, each JiOo to $1.00 Veiling Wonder.

For Monday Only. Don't i'l how we can do It. 18-in. wide SIWUiS SILK VEILING AT 10c Yard. I.S00 yards SEwrSG SILK in time for cold weather In Black, Brown.

Nary, Tan, 4rab and white; a quality that eanmb sold else bare lass than S6e yard, Monday only, IQcYard. Down Pillows Uncovered. Oir In iBprariil Pillow Bills Tkia JUL 1 car load Monday only, at QCm iiUfnohsquar, full six. Down Pillows. covered with Cambria, and mad -specially for us.

Each pillotasrsnted with Italian Violet. Mon- day only I 7 INVESTIGATION Thoroughly Desired Bj lnrest-r ment Companies Wkeae sTaiasemieBt aid Turftet Are ia Ttnci Witt tie Cosatng srpon th Peer edltortsl of Friday, from Attorney Ritchie, te the effect that building and loan associations were unsafe, and the further know led ce that Attorney General Monaett was to viait Cincinnati to investigate tevsstnient eompantee and their method, aa Bvacran repre-sentaUv called upon the Interstate Saving, Loan and Trust Corporation, the Germania Investment Company, the National Invest-sent Company and th Prudential Company, and (ound that isrvestisstton was lues what they desired. They were all in hopes that Mr. Ritchie's statement would not create undue excitement with, building sad loan company investors and thus cause the failure of any af these verr rood iasrltutiona. The very plan eugsested by Mr.

Ritchie I or a reserve tuna is. ana aa Been, a practical feature with these companies for years, and said fund Is growing sufficlenUy to insure tbe safety ef an They ar positive, bowsver. that loves tl-gatlon wiU deveioo tb fact tbat their plans ef investment, which, being eo-operaatve and in tbe direct interests of the people, will resuat tn proper legislation, with its object to keep out mushroom mvestmeat eoBopacie. whose eperatioa saade naosa-ery said investigaUon. The best etusens ar at th beads of tbe above and they, having sue-eeaaf uily conducted their business for years with no dissatisfaction from tavestor, disproves any and every errioo that their operatlone are net of the safest, hiehest and best that corporations of such nature can produce.

The a. companies ara strirtlv Cincinnati enterprises and eompoeed of Cincinnati men wbom aims aad-aesir ar i-recwy fur ClnrinnaH i JLcdies', Men's and Children's winter Ueight Underwear mm mv-m AIM rv(Tc Waists Spec (Mil f- aBmnmjjsssjasssja i auaiit AT A SiiCRtFlCE. i-. a a. iu wfcm iiawa iium uirra ar 'ejasjiae, rarer Uuir matin Mtock of Ladhs Mea't aaf etC Children's Kutt Uaderwemr.

anri 1.1 Morrow (Monday) 600 dozen high gTsde unoerwear ac per cent xo per cent oa doU 1 Case laaiea' Tin Teruviaa Cotton Vta or Panta, silk flnUhed: ty nJP41 nait Xlbbed Oray Union Bulta, allk $1.60 quality Child HtlTT T.hl Wr T. asHuww btk ssi si in a iper Jv'rXiW Cottoo VSgwra11 heavyTig-rKg "0'. Side. Fa ak au.vi h.m Mondav nle a-v -n pair, TO pnaew Men's Flaw A It-Wool Shlrte a.4 Drawers-Kxtra latart colon; these goods areoonsideied cheap atSlxU. We wu ibu aoeia ss.

Mew's Fine Cnrloa Fleeoe Rfbb Shirts and Drawer Fin. wearinc and fittin farsaeata eesa in three diflerent shades: aiau, Natural Wool and Camel's Hair wiU b. put ia at asm pnee: the rerular price 00 then goods ia 76c. Monday 10O Doaea Mew's Imnbrted Amatrallaa (ai' Hair. Caabmeee hud MatwrakWool Shirts or Drawers Com ia six different colors, fall rerular mad and finished to per- FT ill 1 mx a walW la ClndanaU.

DuuSLGD Fifth Street, Near Vine, CLEMENS OSKAMP. HIGH GRADE GOODS in noiiiiin UlLltO UuiAHllir Mi wtjTCoffia Ubbed Pnlon Butts. cra or liver gray, woru Underwear. ft 75c 50c $1.00 MEN'S. WOMEN '3.

CHILDREN'S. Soma Interesting Valoea fas WlatefWetgfat Hosiery. 5oms Are Worth Doable th Price Ashed. Iadle Imported Angora Wool Hose Plaia and ribbed, mad of tha beet yarn, with spliced sole and heels. Regular 60c qua.

sua lty. Special-- OOC Pill Ladles' Imported Doable-Fleeced Hoee Extra long and fast black, double sole and hlgh-splioed heels. Our regular Sic rr quality. SpeciaL 1 0C Plil Men's Imported Black, Navy aad Tan Cashmere 80s Mad with, double sole and heela Our 0s Quality. Special focOC iOC Pil jaen-s imponeo Laoiei Hair and Kataral Wool Box Miial Extra fine quality, mads with doubts soles and heels.

a rllfl Children's Black Ribbed Woel HoaeExtr heavy, msde 8.P,r with double knees, be. Is 'and toea. Thia ban never sold for 17 less than 25c pair. Will place oa sal at I ff rill SKIRT SALE. Marvelous Values la Ladles' Sateea sad Morten Petticoats.

$1.78 PETTICOATS 98d. 950 Pattleoata, la line quality Fast Black Sateen, umtnwila style, deep flounce, corded, lined throughout with Flannelette; positively worth f.T. SPECIAL MONDAY. tOO Faat Black Striped Moreen Skirts, lined throughout. Umbrella style.

Corded Hut- tie: worth a.oo. spxciai, pbici SI.25 MZ.00 Koman Stripe Moreen BkirU Sl.50 Flannelette Gowns and Dressing Sacques. GrT.XXA.V Flannelette dowlas 39c You're never known such a price. A TkT TnT a it Aa. luiaatLius iJBta, uncy stripes and colorings, full and OA large six and perfectly msd G57C DRESSIXO 8AOQT7ES 25 dacen FlsnneletU Dressing' 6acquM.

aaaorUd r-strip, fornwriy sold at 60c. Will go Monday at 0 BABY BELONGINGS. Children's Coats Of Broadefeth. Noveltv Clnth trimmed re icily with ribbon. and Xlderdown A T7.vf"-T' Si 1 anHunur apes.

S2.50 for U00 Children's Costs. 83.08 for $00 ChUdren's Coats. 84.08 for 7.60 Children's Costa, Babies Bonnets. Superb Infant and Children Bonnets of FeUle SUk BrcadaWts. atengallne Bilks.

1 OOO for $1.00 Babies' Bonnets. 2 98o for $L75 Bsbies' Bonnets. 81. 50 for S2.M Babies' Boaaats. Children's Dresses $2.98.

M0PAT SJ't''w P1" Children's Dresses, of yin. a-" v. 4.11, aiunui, unowniaiy mmmM, mace in mo fi go'afonda IS throughout; worth up to T.0O. WU1 vpli.yC Stylish Silk Waists Sacrificed. A sale that promises great business opens ns morrow morning In our: Bilk Waist Department.

our own price at figures Car below the manufactor-ers anticipations we secured six hundred 8ty un sU Waists, showing: Dark and Medium Shades of Crpngesble aw rsnacw i sulcus, ana rwverty ana ranc nroaw Silks, la Stripes, Plaids and CWks, All beautifully made after this season's moat appro style, and their rewulavr pries would ran from to SiO 00 eeoh. Monday and Tuesday oiuy our pn: SW AAA Sjass S3.98, S4.98 S5.98 They are all made with the fashionable Biooae fraf-i uriarniiii. ao.u eouars. uned, and are perfect TOMOR.B.OW All-Wool Fissss Wslst-AU worth SUA Sons I a DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, QTtJOI IrVH CI I VPD A 417 VINE STREET): Ab6vFourth, ClnrilnnaU. -aiiui COttttry, WTVTW CV lTOtt 1 aiaatilaia nf decoration Crasalsrs.

i i OPERA GLASSES, a a if 1 CUT GLASS, -u- TOILET AKllLLtb, vt 7S aadstsabw kr If 0 vmmmmw n.UAml.