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THE KANSAS CITY STAR. THURSDAY. JANUARY 16. 1896. a mm in mar hwh DIG WHITE MARKET OTOREl THE GREAT JAUUARY CYCLONE SALE AW EVENT.

lu to-morrow. Star we prmt the full particular, rugular eemi-aunual sale the odd auit p'uuts that have Kabui Cjcy. Jaa. 14 1894 Thar eise ter ssUrday Miaiiawa, 89, ftUf-iaium. tt.

To-wurrow took Lr tbs vsatUftr to to oudy, vitk ftccaslsaai light saov or rsift sad ftligktfthaug to towpsttoare. FURNITURE. The Jeieery Sale. 1 iisrr nr ox issue. fwWi kMM ItiMlav iH Sag Hff t'-Mft 1mUUb ftftft WubiurtOB.

Jan. night Becr-tay Carttol fcsaued ft circular in regard to tfce coftfin botd tenu. It change some-Ut tbs condition lor pa meat and to ft toiroim: Traasury Department, Office of the Secretory, Washington, I. 4, Jan. Jo, Treasury bcular No.

Sl.tfiti, dated January 4. ltM, Inviting proposals for the purchase hundred million dollars fi United Suit 4 per cent bond, is hereby modified that after the payment of the Brat installment of per cent with accrued tatereet, ft required in said Ui cutor, the remainder of the amount hid may he paid 4a laaataUaenta of to per cent eac and accrued interest, at the end of each fifteen days thereafter, hut aU accepted ladders may pay the whole amount of their hide at the time of the first installment, and aU accepted bidders who hftve paid aU in laUmenia previously maturing anay pay the whole amount of their bide at any time not later than the maturing of the last installment. Accepted bidders who pay the whole amount at the time of the first or at any date thereafter, ae above piovided, will be entitled to receive, at the date of payment, the whole amount of hoods awarded to them and accepted bidders who pay by installments will be entitled to receive mt the dates of such payments the amount of bonds paid fur. J. Q.

Carlisle, becretaiy of the Treasury. Now in full blast A harvest of inducements for economical buyers A few prices at random will show you how things are going in the Great Market Store. DRIVES IN DRESS ROODS. One lot figured t'hlnai, goods, will be 33c Yard. A WONDERFUL DRIVE 10 pieces antique moire silks in beautiful shades These goods have uever sold under $1 uu to 25 a ajd.

You get them while they tost for 49c Yard. One lot beautiful stripe silks, well worth 90c, will be sold lor 56c Yard. One lot black eilk velvet, worth you can get it as iong aa it lasts tor 37c Yard. Three Big Things in Muslins, Two bales muslin will be sold for 4lc Yard. 1 case soft finish bleached muslin will be sold for Yard.

1 case 1M unbleached will he 131 Cents. Four Great Drives in Linens. Heavy twilled crash, 10 Yards for 25c. One lot bleached tahle linen, best value ever offend, wifi be sold for 17c Yard. One lot bleat hed table linen, 84 Inches wide; you may match it 4n.

our prUa, 25c Yard. 10 piece double width changeable dree goods, worth lie and Jtv, will be sold Xur 71 Cents. On lot wool serges, ss-luch go oft in color, will be closed out for 10 Cents. One lot alpacas and Shetland serge, beautiful style, will bo thrown out tor IOc Yard. One lot part wool, crepe finish suitings, double fold, will be sold for 121 Cent.

wool suiting, never sold sold for One lot novelty i under will be 15 Cent. 80 pieces elegant dress goods, sold up to GOo aid will be sold in this sale lor 25 Cents. Beautiful drees flannels, 88 inches wide, usual 7ic value, will be 43 Cents. A SMASHING BARGAIN. 40-inch all wool black Henrietta, would be very cheap at 6uc.

You can get in this sale lor 29c Yard. Big Inducements in Silks. One lot beautiful stripes In wash silks, well worth 4uc, will be 22c Yard. One lot elegant novelty silks, worth 60c, will be 29c Yard. These are only a few of the many good things yon will find in this Great Cyclone Sale Our great paper, the Cyclone is being distributed.

Look out for it. It will save you money. One lot elegant blcahid table linen, Inches wide, worth 5oc. will 29c a Yard. BEST WE CAM BUT IB CUBA.

taA tk wrM MERCANTILE it sttmft me A ctger. ieaft. Wttftre AftL B24 tM. Mattmt Cttr Mt. field lacreasiBf is Laadea.

London, Jan. G. Schuster, the new governor of the Union hank of London, yesterday said that the prevailing impression that the large increase in the stock of gold in London was due to Increased production was only partially true. It waa from the United States, he added, chiefly, (hat the increase waa obtained. The imports from the United States, continued Mr.

Schuster, were due to the currency troubles and the want of confidence arising thereffom. But, in his opinion, the troubles would not continue much longer, and when these difficulties weie oveicome the tide might turn the current mto the opposite direction, and It might set in with great rapidity and force. Witt Mojrorr Chicago, fnw Cattlemen Kaautvf to fell ip as Little as foutblo la Tltu Market, San Antonio, Jan 16 The Texas cattlemen In session here have appointed a committee to investigate the Chicago terminal charge and have resolved to patron-tse those yards as little as possible if it is harned that the charges were made by the stock yards comiutny. The feeling on this question was very pronounced. The discussion as to Mexican cattle, which was quite spirited, tended to show that stockmen do not fear competition from that quarter.

A resolution waa unanimously adopted pledging the association to support the agricultural department in aU its quarantine regulations. This was taken to combat the impression that stockmen of Texas opposed strictly sanitary matters. Officers were elected as follows Rrcside-nt. Hanson. Alvarado; first vice president, J.

Little, San Antonio; second vice president, A. 8 Heed, Fort Woith, seretary and treasurer, V. F. Brown, San Antonio. Big Impiovemem Magara Fails Niagara Falls, X.

Jan. 14. The largest real estate contract ever made in extern New York was filed in the county clerks office at Lockport to-day, involving the transfer of 26,500 acres of land under option to the Niagara Tower and level-orment company, better known as Love Model City. The company now controls over 40.WW acres and wiil now push forwatd ttb canal which was commenced lat year. A contract has been made to furnish 25.000 horsepower to a company which will invest 10 million dollars in the manufacture of iron and steed.

Aft Exceedingly Meaa fewlmller. Leadvfilo, Pol Jan. 16, Davis, proprietor of the Herald-Democrat, believes himself thft victim of a swindler, whom ha thinks has been victimizing mwspaiier men In all parts of tli eountry. The man gave bis name as R. Van Bergen, claiming to re wd in Japan.

Mr. Davis agmd to act as his agent in pla mg newMper oorrcMond-cnee in this country, an Bergen allowing lontracts he had already made with Eastern and Western papers He then borrowed a small sum from Mr. Davis and left The swindler Is known to have been in Tacoma and other Pacific coast title before coming here. To Treat Hi Editors (totally. IavenwoTth, Ka, Jan.

16. -The committees having in charge the arrangement for receiving and entertaining the sditois of tbs state at their annual meeting here February 17 and 18 are doing good work Fully F0 printed rcqu.sU are ling sent to a many well known famiib-t of the city In order to ascertain the nuinlwr of visitors that may be entertained in this way. 1 he National and Imperial hoe have natle a rale of i 5U a dav for the editor letters are being reteived daily from prominent editors the state who say they will be here February 17. Two Madent-Hurs-tam Sentenced. Schenectady, N.

Jan. 16 Olarenr C. Miller of Sidney and Charles C. Humphrey of Albany, the Vnion college students who committed a sertos of burglaries in this city tout Ocioler, were unsigned in the count court to-day and pleaded guilty Judge nt-)er sentenced them to the Elmira rtfoiina-tory. Many Kewfeiamtlanrter I)Mlltuliv 81.

Johns, Newfoundland. Jan. 1C A sensation wa created to-day by a statement in the official organ of the government that a thousand famine in Kt. John are without food, fuel or clothing The government will have to furnish supplies, as most of the citizens are unable to iiHsist. Cor.

Sixth and Main Streets, Kansas City, Mo. THE mtiCCO USES THIS CIGAR IS IMi inifUiaai flu BkectVtE If Egrtltc that tro imprint F. B. Rice Msrttfttilt Cpar Ct St lev it. Ctat YOU Mb C.

Mwkftft May BUk fit ft tm wftB. I MS fruefths. fit. Louis, Jan. If tbs city council falls in with the ides of Jobs F.

Mohan, the latter will have a franchise more valuable thaa the a recently given to the Manchester railway. Mohan is aa ex member of the house ox delegates and a shrewd Schemer, fitveral das ago he Induced Found tins a Ives to introduce aa innocent looking street-alga bill, which has the general appearance of bmg a good thing to push along. Tim bill authorized Mohan to erect and maintain at his own cost signs at all the street intersection In the city and provides that the portions of said signs under the street natuts may 1 utilised for directory and advertising purposes." It is estimated that there would be 48.000 signs, ith tea space on each for advertising purposes If all were filled at the ite of a year, which to the charge contemplated, Mr. Mohan would have an income of a year, of which net a cent to to go into the city treasury. Even at one-quarter of the rate suggested, the franchise would be one of the most valuable ever given out and would give Mr.

Mohan a big fortune for an insignificant outlay The bill has been lewd a second time and is now in the hands of the committee on pubhc improvements, to which it was referred back after being reported favorably. cocmu. ms orr or j.trEM The kv Missouri Democracy Should oasis ate a Progressive Ns for Governor. Excelsior Springs, Jan. 14 The proposition that Senator Cockrell should be put forward as a candidate for governor does net evoke much enthusiasm among the Democracy in this section.

Mayor Thompson, who is always Democratic, says: Senator Cockrell to aU right as a man, but as a politician he belongs to the past, lie to not of the New Missouri, neither can he be. By nature, training and long practice he holds his place among those who acted in former times. The Democrats will make a mistake if they fail to name as a candidate for governor a man who belongs to this day and generation and to willing to face the future. We want no political antedeluviaii fur a candidate, but a progressive mau. He should be in active sympathy with all the new and better impulses which now animate the people of the slate.

Missouri Is rapidly going to the front and the Democrats cannot afford to block her way by throwing Senator Cockrell aciosa her path. DpiMttiftl Bishop Rilir Suspended. New Tork, Jan. 16 Notice of the suspension of the Kt. Rev.

Henry Chaunoey Riley, late bishop of the Valley of Mexico, to announced. The notice has been sent to ail the btohoi of the American church, and to the archbishops, bishops, metropolitans yid primates of churches communion with the American Episcopal chunh This is the outcome of discord tjetweeu the hishoits of the American church, which has existed almost from the tune when Bishop Riley was consecrated, about twenty tais Pittsburg. It was contended that hia consecration was not in accordance with the laws of the church and he lesigned Part. He altera aid maintained that his resignation was not a legal one. and continued to exercise the duties of his office.

A Delaware ltd 4ttgriMuaa Dead. Dover, Jan. 16 B. Bmithers, who was secretory of elate under Governors Cannon and Marvel, died at his home In this cay to-day, in las 7nh year. GIVEN NEW LIFE.

FIFTY-SIX YEARS OLD WITH VIGOR OF THIRTY-FIVE. An Manager Rescued From Nerrou, Debility and Clouded Mentality. So 1 .11 Kv.r Iteuinlj Til, S.rrale.t Mt dlral Du. eortry of the Century. MiachuHt Mutual Life Insuianre Co, 639 Guaraniy build.

ng. Minneapolis. Minn, December J8, IK, Fur Ch mhul 4c Mlg Co, la i'lOt'he, is Gentlemen Whl you accept uy thanks for the gieat benefits iHried fnim the ust of In. 1 im cois Kola Nervine Talihts? At the tan of commencing its use, last Julv, could not read, without mv tiie sign on our business streets, could not retain on mv mind a matter of business suffichmlv long to get to the street Horn my office, an I could not rail the names of mv intimate friends, and would frequently get lost In parts of the city I had been a daily visitor of for the pat seven ears. 1 attributed my condition to advanced Thanks to Koia Neivjiie Tablet, however, although T6 ear of age.

am nattMied that I am to-day in as good condition, in every re-sjH-et, as wsk at gfi Anvlhing that will accotnpUf-h such wonderful reMiUs aw toia should 3e iieisidl to the world. 1 might add. for the benefit of the punlm, that tmx testimonial Is given will. out eolieita-tlon on jour part what.vfr outs tiuij W. N.

LTT. Manager. haf this famous prescription, fioin the nu.t famous m-tve of tle has done for Mr. fiweti it will do for you surely and as rpiu klv 1 p-r box tone months treatment 8ee Dr. i'harcots name on box.

Kola booklet free. All druggists, or sent direct Kurika Fhemkai A Mlg. La Ciosse, la. ling tights of the city. He did not ce the mountains; his eyes ontv turned toward them a a cat faces the light nf a hearth; it helped him to think, somehow.

Ho was natuially keen, sensitive and impressionable; hi mind worked quickly, for he had read a great deal and held his reading at command. His thought conrermd itself first of all with the attitude these people assumed toward him. It via perf4ctjy evident that they regarded him a a creature of inferior sort. He was their servant. Jt made him turn hot to think how terribly this contrasted with the flambuoyant phraseology of his graduating oration.

He came back for relief to the face of the girt who looked at him without scorn. The impression she made on him wa one of daintiness and light, Her eager face and her sweet voice, almost childish in it thin quality appealed to him with singular force. She was strange to him, in accent and like; she was good and sweet, he felt sure of that, but she seemed so far away In her manner of thought. He wished he had been dressed a little better; his old hat troubled him especially. The girls he had known, even the daintiest of them, could drive horses and were not afraid of cows.

Their way of talking was generally direct and candid, or had those familiar inflections which were alien to him. Was she a girt? Botnetfmes she seemed a woman when her face sobered a moment-then again she seemed a child. It was this change of expresskn that bewildered and fasrinaied him. Then her lips were so scarlet and her level brown eyebrows wavered about so beautifully. Sometimes one would arch and the other remain quiet; this rave a wonderful look of brightness and roguishness to her face.

He came at last to the strangest thing of aU; she had looked at him every time he spoke, a tf she were surprised at finding herself unable to understand him. He worked tt all out at tostc They all looked upon him as belonging to the American peasantry; he belonged to a tower world, a world of service. Baultshory and Mrs. Thayer were perfectly frank about It: they spoke from the English standpoint. Ths major and Mrs.

fiaulto- ho are weak, n.rvou. anj lirkllit.ik-d.aufli'r-in, vitii low n.rvou. debilitr, to.t vi lalitr, irriiabln lrniK-r, hat kaclie, diuinnw, 1i o( v.li'in.nt and Dt.n. nlli.r kv hi notiauH the OLDEST, ORIGINAL and ONLY DU. WHITTIER rewire lie (amlul nn.moii of nh.ini'n wlm make.

no prorniwah, cu-Uut fulfill. No c.w underiaken wiihout an a.sur.m of ucfw. leading Specialist in Blond, Hereout and Urinary Disease (Vtmuli.lion ami urinnrv ennirsi. FREE. Kook, cienleil.

FREE. nn II I lilUITtlCD tall or mu iu ronlxlenoe, UH.n.J. Wnll I Itn. to W. Bth Kansas City.

Mo will of our of ao cumulated from suite during the past season, where ouly the coaU and vests have been sold. There are aeveral huudred pairs, iu lots of from oue to a dozen pairs or so of a kind, and they will be as sorted into a few bjg lots, placed ou separate tables and sold ou Saturday as only Nebraska'ever sells pauts. Xu these lots will be almost every sort of paula that we have had iu suit the past season. There will be all sorts of patterns and colors, and there will be all sizes somewhere iu some of the lota We bold these sales regularly every six mouths, to close out all the odds and ends iu a day if possible, to give our customers a big Ixnwlit and incidentally to suii further adver. tise the fact that Nebraskas ways and Nebraskas prices are far dif.

ferent from wbal youre used to unless youre our customer, and if you are you know what to ex. poet ltd Sotfeimife TO REDUCE STOCK And nmkfl room for sprfiig goods, wa offafi Lite following iiniuceinudi; 600 pairs IaAUV ftbo, sizes 1 to 7, all widths, regular and 5 values, At S3.00. pairs XIiKMs and Children's 8hoas, sit viies and width. At Less Than Cost. Bov' and Youths Button Shoes, heel au spring heel, at Your Own Price.

C.H. Dickinson 22 East Eleventh Street, KANSAS CITY. M(J. Western Dental PARLORS, 1019 WALNUT ST. 1 4r norin iiullenv BEST SET OF TEETH lextrscllttx s.oo.

Pure Cold Filling, SI.OO. All fitter tintt fiUirwgt 2 be 5 Sr Gaft fro (22 4 J. Logat Cnmtt JJ. Famltst Ettrtctim lth new t'c anPMthPtic or gat, 23r. lirtd work $hm lafiy.

I'ttirp lowewt in Hie rity Ail Work xuuiantpsHt to le Mtipfatory nr wiGnry rv funded. Aieferpmft furniijd If deaired. He lOI.A( IK I. MFKHliK, 1. I.

Flesh Grower, Tin Only Flesk Feeder ftpeedm InrreMP'" a Seahnn prtf the tHwiy rft Hi nii an) (irairM Ire IWTpo td rmiote Wrinkle khs aii Dealt t.ftft 4 AfrnllWllil.it'l i nerv fesaa ertvervr. UK, K. M. dOW. fc liUi bU Uty, Mu.

Ar I Si.S lHKStf IIORD.S. Miss Anthony Call Harvards frftldent aa Arch Traitor. Rochester, Jan. 16 Mih Huean Authonv i much incnd at tho criticisms of lnddent Eliot of Ifarvatd university and Bishop Donne of Albany on her call for the twenty-eighth annual convention of lha American Womans Suffrage as-soi lation in Washington, January 23-28 She said to-day: The first and onlv time I ever saw lresl-dent Eliot was at the convention of all tho sujmm iincndnnts of srjiools in the I nil'll Ht.it-. liWore that great andlene Rrnl dent Eliot declared that it was not to tho Interest of the American patriotism or lo chIUv to have women teacher III the lionl.

There 1 formed my idea of the man and liae not chHnged U. Regarding the crltl- ism ihdt I lisve in anv way distorted tn biter, it not true. It Is harmful to tha nation to have mi a man as Mr. Kltnt nC tiie in ad of su a great InMitution as Hat-vard unberxitv. Hi view are naturally impressed on the minds id the student and tiie countty wot off for it.

In mind Mr Eliot is not an American of whom a )atrint should proud. He is an arch traitor and has by this letter a ton committed treason. Trotihe t.lkrlv at Crds, Col, Creed, Jan. 16. -Trouble between ths United Mine Leaning company and Its employee tnav ruA bloodshed In a day or two.

The company siisjiended operation Tiidav. and before th men could file a lfin on the propet tv for tindr unpaid wage, th managir of the Ameilost Mining company appeared with papers showing title to the $14,000 pump and prepared to tentove it. The employee of the leasing company aimed themselves and drove the other away and have since held possession. Serious trouble Is feared MERCURIAL POISON Is the result of the usual treatment of blood disorders. The system is filled ttb Mercury snd Fotah remedies mure to be dreaded than tba diseae and in a short while is in a far wore conditio tba before.

The common result is niiEuriATisn for which AAR. to the most relish) eure. A few bottles will afford relief where ail else has failed. I suffered from severe attack of Mercurial Rheumatism, my arms and tegs being swollen to twfc their natural mze. caning the rod excruciating pains.

I sper.tnundred of flollors witnout relief, but after taking a few bottlesof 1 improved rapidly and ant now a well man-complete-Iv cured. I can heartily recommend It to any on suffering from this painful I disease. W. F. BALKY, Brooklyn Elevated R.

pur Trutla a Stood and Skis malted fttt to aaf 1 addmt. SWIFT SPECIFIC LADIES colk top French Kid Boots, button and la, stjuare and opera toe, patent leather tipped, Kocuevter made, hand seved turned, every size and width in either stvle, former price fid. 00, cut LADIES grey undressed Kid btrap blippera, former price fid. OO, cut to 75c RUBBERS, WW ias, full at 25o Miue. toe, at 30c Child', kiie full toe, at EXPRESS PREPAID oouutrv uflitTi lor thoea.

TRADE. in the morning, if possible during the Clearing Kale the store over, crowded every afternoon. ELLET, 913 Main STREET. BtXU Si's SAFE xEj deposits TRUST CO. CAWTAL $100,000.00 AFE DEPOSIT VAULT private Bale for safe keeping of deels, oota I hood, stock, mil.

murane isduiAt, jewelry, rented at flOftyear. QENCRAL BANKINO. INTCRCST PIO ON TlMC DlAOSITS. NEW ENOLANO LIFE BLD4. J.

F. Downis. A. W. Childs, president.

Treaeuivr. lS.B. Armour, a C.J. Hubbard cr.MorM KettlHfA K. B.

Armour B.F.bteveoi Director. MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS TRUST CO. UASeXa CITY MO. Capital Bl, ZAO, 000. Surplus mod I'udlrMo Frotlta, ARTHUR E.

8TILWKLL, President Vice Ptesuirnts. J. McD. Trimble, E. L.

Martin, W. b. Taylor, Jacques T. Nulthen-iu Robert Cone; Becretary; William 8. Taylor, Treasurer.

Frank Wilcox, At Treaburer; Jacques T. Nolthenlu. Asst Sec E. 8 Monhcr, Second At Trimble A Braley, Gen. Attya.

Execute a (toQorut Triut Biulues. Acta Trustee, Transfer Agent or Itogls-trnrfor t'orp4rntin Act as Executor, Administrator, Guardian or Trustee of Instates. Collects Western Mortgages, Takes charge of propen let, collecting rents, paying taxes, tor Fatrn Invest or. Ktnsas City Director: A Btilwell, L. Marlin, A.

A. Mosher, Frank Cooper, F. A. Faxon, McD. Trimble, Robert Oil-ham.

Jacques T. Noithenlua. FAILING MANHOOD GENERAL AND NERVOUS OEBILITf. Weakness of Body and Mind, Effects of Errors or Kxiesss in Old or Young, Robust, Noble Manhood fully Restore. How to Kniarge and Strengthen Weak, Undeve1oK-d Portions of Body.

Absolutely unfailing Home Trcatmert Benefits tn a day Men testily from yi Htates and Foreign Countries. Bend for Descriptive Book, explanation and proofs, mailed (sealed) free. ERIE MEDICAL Buffalo, N. I were foreman of tho dairy, that would be another thing. The flowor-like girl looked down at him with a strange glance.

Something rose in her heart that sobered her. fihe studied the clear brown of his face, and tho white of; his forehead, where his hat shielded it from the sun and the wind. The spread of his strong neck and tho clutch of his brown hands attracted her. How strong look, she said, musingly. lie laughed up at her In frank pleasure.

Well, Im not out here for my health, ex-actlv, although when I came here I wav pretty tender. I W'aa just out of college, in fact, he said, glad of the chance to let her know that he was not an ignorant working-nun. She looked up surprised and pleased. Oil, youre a college man! I have two hrothers at Yale. One of them plavs halfback or shortstop, or something.

Of course you plaved Base hall? Yea, was pitcher for M. He heaved a sigh. He could not think of those blessed das without sorrow. Oh, I didnt mean base ball, 1 mean foot ball. Wo dont play that much In the West.

go In more for base ball. More science Oh, I like fo6t ball best, its so lively. I like to see them when they gel all bunched up, they look so funny, and then when some fellow get the ball under his arms and goe scooting around, with the rest all Jumping at him. Oh, oh. its exciting! filie smiled, and her teeth shone from her scarlet Hpg with a more familiar expression than he had seen on her face before.

Some, wall of reserve had melted away and they chattfd on with growing freedom. Well, Edith, ar you ready? asked the major, coming up. Arthur sprang up as if he suddenly remembered that he was a workingman. Edith rose also. Yes, all ready, uncle.

Well, well be going in a minute. Mr. Ramsey, do you think that millet has got water enough? For the present, yes. The ground Is not so dry as It looks. As they talked on about the farm Mrs.

Richards brought him out a glass of milk. Arthur with nice calculation unhiiei the horse and brought it around major was detained. May I help you In, Miss Newell? 8he gave him her hand with a frank gesture, and the major reached the cart Just as she was teklng the lines from Arthur. Are you coming? she gaily cried, If not, Ill drive home by myself. You mean youd hold the lines.

No, sir, I can drive, If I have a chance. "Thats what the American girl is saying these days. 1 Well, Im going to begin right now and drive all the Way home. As they drove off she flashed a roguish glance back at Arthur, a smile which shadowed swiftly Into a look which had a certain appeal lu it. He was very handsoms In an nfiER lumber gg fiji 8 Ho larger stocks, no lower prices in the Southwest.

0 YARDS Kansas City. Armourdale, Argentine, Independence TELEPHONE-687, 2275 and 1522. Every piece of furniture in the house has been reduced iu price for tbis Jauuary Special Bala. lu many instance! the new prices are 83 and 50 per cent below the old ones. You can count the saving.

The famous Cutler Office Desks are being cut iu price. Cutler's Mahogany Office Desk, aa worth $J4. now vp''' Cm lei oak Office Desk, worth aa (, now 34uu Cutler Oak Office Desk, worth Cwa aa $,14. now filJU.UO Cutlers Oak Office Detk, worth AA Ul, now 9A09UU Cutler's Oak Office Desk, worth aa $jx, now' g-5UU Cutler's Oak Office lesk, worth C- a gi liT. now A4eOO Cutlers Oak Office Dek.

worth Ci wa $J4. now Embroideries. Tbs greet Semi-Annual Sale began this morning. Great activity all day. Remarkable bargains brought the people.

Thousands of yards have gone out to-day thousands remain. V.OT J. Jc, 4e, Ic and for Cambric Edges assorted stvies and pattern for Childiens Underwear tniuintng LOT i l-2c, 7 I -2c, 8 I -3c sod 10c for 5c Cambric, Nainsook and Bwiss Paiges and lnseriions, suitable for trimming gs Childiuns and LOT HI iOc, 12 l-2c and 15c for Nainsook. Cambric and Swiss Edges and inmons. the J()c, USc and Jin.

Ml- qualities, for 1AT IV 12 l-2c, 15c and 18c for 0c Nainsook, Cambric and Swiss Edge and Insertions. for a hundred purpfse, ia-32lxC lo lftc qualities, iu thu LOT V. 1 5c, 1 8c and 22c for 12 1C They are Swiss, Nainsook and Cambuc Insertions and Edges, mw and t'ylC pitfity price IXT I 1 8c, 22c and 25c for I5c There'll be no better patterns thu season at 25e; Inaertk ns and Edges Cambric, fevusv and Naiusovk, price. LOT VII 25c, 27 Ic and 30c for 20C We had 2d2 yards of these Cambric, Nam-book and Bwiwft Edge nd Inwertions tills tnotnfng, they are worth up to 3oc, the pries to IsOT V1JL 30c, 33c sod 38c for 25C 3-inch to ft-Jnch wide Cambric, Xaintook and Hwtss Edge, half a hundred sijlea, worth up to Sc, price IsUT IX 33c, 38c sod 45c for 29c Your choice of a score of patterns In Cambric, Nainsook and Hwiss Edge and In-Bertiuns, new. pretty patterns, worth up to 4tx Ayto IsOT 40c, 45c and 50c for 35c Cambric, Hwis and Nainsook Edges and lusertiona, 1JT XI 50c, 45c and 75c for 45c Cumbric and Nainsook Edges, for 45c to Bl IAERIE, MOORE, EM CRY Ar CO bury had been touched by the Western spirit and were trying to be just to him, with mure or toss patronization.

As his thoughts ran on his fury came back and he hunlmered and groaned ami cursed as tossed to and fro on his bed. determined to go back where the American ideas stilt held. These spring davs were days of growth to tlte young man. He grew older and more thought ful and seldom joked with the other n. There came to the surface moods which he had not known before.

There came time when hi teeth set together like tho clutch of a wolf, as some elemental passion lose from the depth of hi Inherited nature. His father had been a rather morose man, jealoun of hi right, 4mk to anger, hut Just in hi impulse. Arthur had Inherited oh, ro ror t.mve the horses? she ASKED, Qru-KLY these stronger traits, but they had been covered up by the smiling exterior of youth. Edith came up nearly ever)' day with the major in order to enjoy the air and beauty of the sunshine, and when she did not come near enough to nod to Arthur life was a weary treadmill for the rest of the day and the mountains became mere stacks of gloomy debris. Sometimes she sat on the porch with the children while Mr.

Richards, the foremans wife, a hearty, talkative woman, plied her with milk and cookies. It must be heaven to tive here and feed the chickens and cows, the young girl said one day when Arthur waa passing by -quite accidentally. Mrs. Richards took a seat, wiping her face on her apron. Wal, 1 dont know about that, when It comes to waitin and tendin on a mess of em; It dont edgicatc a feller much.

Does It, Art? We dont do it for play, exactly, he said, taking a seat on the porch steps and smiling up at Edith; cant stand cows. I like horses, though. Of course, if KIEGEIt. Prastdbnt. DIRECTORS-! HENRY kfMPF, Vies Presides (U.

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of the mountain winds was doing lnr good Sometimes he went at night to tho song service and his rides home alone on the plain, with the shadowv mountains over (lu re massed in the starlit sky, were most wonderful experiences As he lose and fell on his bronchos steady gallop, he took off his hat and let the wind mir his hair. Riding thus, exalted thus, one night he shaped a Wprate resolution; he determined to call on her just us lie would on a girl at Yiroquy with whom he was on tho same intimacy of footing. lie was a good as any cto, he was not as good a she was, for he lacked her sweetness and purity of heart, and lx 'cause she lived in a gloat house and wore beautiful garments did not shut him off from calling upon her. But wtek after wetk went by without hi daring to make his resolutfi good He detM mint nmnv time to ask permission to cull, but somehow' never did. He semt-d to her rattier less than at first, and on her part there was a change flh seemed to have lost her first eager an frank curiosity about him, and did not al-Wtt8 smile now when she met him.

Then, again, he could not. in working dress, ask to call: it would seem so incongruous to stand before her to make such a request, covered with perspiration and dust. was hard to be dicmtud under such circumstances: he must be washed and dressed properly. In the meantime the men had discovered how matters stood, and some of them made very free with the whole situation. Two of them especially hated him.

These two men had drifted to the farm from the mines somewhere and were rough, haid characters. They would have com to blows with him, only they knew something of the jtower lying coiled In Ills long arm. One day overheard on of the men speaking of Edith, and his ton stopped th blood In Arthurs heart When he welked among the group of men his face was white and set. You take that hack, he said In a low voice. You take that back, or Ill kill you right where you stand.

Do him up. Tim! shouted the other ruffian: hut Tim hesitated Ill do him, then, said th other man; I owe him one myself. To Be Continued.) HI Eighth Daughter (a Marry. Washington, Jan. 16.

The engagement Is announced of Mis Katharine, eighth daughter of Chief Justice Fuller of the United States supreme court, to Mr. Beecher of Buffalo, cousin cf the late Henry Ward Beeher. The date of th marriage is set for February 17. "Amber th Writer, Dead, Chicago, Jan. 16.

Mrs. Martha E. Holden, well known to many newspaper readers as Amber, died at 8-80 oclock this morning at St. Lukes hospital of cancer. i F0REIGH DRAFTS ISSUED OH his working dress.

AH the rest of the day that look was with him. He could not understand it, though her mood while seated upon tho porch wa perfectly comprehensible. The following Sunday morning he saddled up one of the horses and went down to church He reasoned she would attend the Episcopal service, and be had the pleasure Of seeing her pass up the aisle most exquisitely dressed. This feeling of pleasure was turned to sadness by sober second thought. Added to the prostration befoie his ideal, was th feliiig that she belonged to another world a world of pleasure and wealth, world without wotk or worry.

Thi feeling strengthened by the atmothere of the pem tr SOMETIMES SHE HAT OV THE PORfll WITH THE CH1LMHKN. beautiful little church, fragrant with flowers, delicately shadowed, tremulous with music. He rode home In deep meditation it was curious how subjective he was becoming. SI had not seen him there, and his trip lacked so much of being a success. Life seemed hardly worth living as he took off his best suit and went out to feed the horses.

The men soon observed the regularity of these 8unday excursions and the word was passed around that Arthur went down to see his girl, and they set themselves to find out who It was. They did not suspect that it nas the majors niece. It was a keen and savage delight tt) see her, even at that distance. To get one look from her or to see her eyelashes fall over her brown eyes paid him for all his trouble, and yet It left him hungrier at heart than before. Sometimes he got seated In such wise that he could see the fine line of her cheek and chin.

He noticed also that her growing color the free life she lived in the face fCopyriglit, by Bachrilcr, Johnson and Bachfiibr.) 8YNOP8IB. Arthur Ramsey, a fine, hsndscaAi young fellow, and graduate of Western agri-. cultural college, comes to the city of Red Rock in search of a position as foreman on a mflcJt. After looking in vain for a place he meets Major Thayer, a wealthy citizen of Red Rotk, who gives him a plowman's position on his lanyh near the city. There Arthur meet with many humiliations, and 4 particularly enraged by the patronizing airs Thayer English partner, Baulis-fcury, who, however, turn out to be a good fellow, unaecws'omed to American waya Just as Arthtzi begins work on his chores one evening a party of Thajera friends come out from the city to took about the farm, among them a lovely young girl from Washington.

Ldtth. the majors niece, to whom Arthur's attention is at once draw'n. Bhe also seems to be impressed by his appearance. bart u. 'Oh.

do yon drive tpe horses?" she asked quickly. MYs. for the present I am the plowman, he said, tn the wish to let her know he was not a common hand. Her eye rested a -moment longer on his sturdy figure and lito beautifully bronzed skin, then she turned away. After they had drives away Arthur fin- Jobed his work in alienee; he could hardly bring himself to speak to the horses, his snind was such a tumult He went ap to his little room and eat down facing the glorious mountains; and be sat tliaro untH the engulfing gloom of Using night climbed to the glltteriug crown While, soaring 7JM feet abovs tho twiuk-.