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Began to Feel Hungry

Could, after a time, retain solid food, increased
In weight, the saffron hue left my skin, tile
bloating subsidized, and ] felt better all over.
For the past two years my health has been
quite good, and / have been able all the time to
do the homework for my family. After what II
has done for me l never hesitate to
Hoods Sarsaparilla." II OGDEN SNYDER,
No. 10 Judson Street, Albany, N. Y.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS -ESTa TE on
~ William Chm mage-O. deceaseu.

NOTICE TO CREDlTOR5-EBTATE OF
~ William Ghumasero. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by tho undersioned.
executors Of the last will and Testament of in.
lam thumasero.. deceased, to tho creditors OF,
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased, To exhibit them. with tho necas-
tnry vouchers. within ton months nf,er the
first publication OF this notice, to tho said exec
utors at tho office of 4. A. NARROW, in tho rear Of
tho Montana National Fank building the same
being tho place for tho transaction OF the bnr,-
ness Of said estate in tho city Of Helena. in the
county of Lewis and Clarke.
MANY H. CHUMAsEEO
4. A. MARROW,
Executors of tho last will and testament Of
William ChumAsero. deceased.
Dated May III, 1855.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-NOTICE rs
~ hereby given that a meetinS of the stock
holders of the Economic Sanitary company will
Montana, June 5. 1893. for the purpose of elect
ing n board Of trustees for the ensuing year, and
to transact such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
JAMES \. CLUSTER, Eeoretary.
HainnA Montana Nav ~ Isl9
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nassN stssng
reasons For trying
DIR. Sagc's Ca
tarch Rom edy
IN tho Mrst place,
~ culNssa your ca
matter
how bad your
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith 4 son......... qe9 Sixteenth ST.. Denvcs
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WASHINGTON

CALIFORNIA.
n. C.. wilbur Palace Hotel. San Frnnoisos
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. - THE AN
- nual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Montana Cattle company, will be- he'd ut the
Office of John 7. Murphy. in Helena. Montana,
ON aturday. June 10. 1858, at fouf O'Clock .. m ,
Tor tho purpose OF electing a boa-d OF trustees
Tor the ensuing year. and such other business AZ
may come before the meeting,
JOHN y. TURTON, Secretary.
Helena. Mont, June ], 1865.
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LOST.
T ,OST-LaDY'S POCKET BOOK; CONTAINS
~ valuable papers. Finder please return to
Britt y Lougherty's livery stable and receive
reward.
OsT. STRAYED OR STOLEN-ONE DARK
head. branded r on left thigh and under name
on Tho neck. Will give $25 for the delivery of
said animal to me or for information that Will
lead to her recovery. John D.. thomas, Helena,
Mont.
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IDAHO.
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HOODS PILLS arc the best after-dinner
Pills. assis. digestion, cure headache. Try q box.

FlIIs, usslsI ulRtstOh, cure AtauAcht. Iry . box.
ESTRAY NOTICE-CAME tn Nj PLACE
~ May Is ono bay stallion with black mano
and tail, no brand. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this ad. y.
March. ! asst Helena.
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Caused by a Tumor

For several months l had been unable to retain
any food Of a solid nature. / was greatly
emaciated, had frequent hemorrhnges, and
was satisfied the doctors were right in saying
my life was nearIy over. One day a friend
suggested that / try Hoods Sarsaparilla; / did
so, and for 3 or 4 days l was sicker than ever,
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EDUCATIONAL.
SHOhI HAND-PRIvATk 81 EOOLi MARY
~ l.. Jackman. Room " BAILEY block.
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nISSOLUTlON-NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV
~ en- that the c~o-partnership heretofore exist
ing, between H.. ] avigEe and Frederic Garfield,
under the firm name OF tho Park Avenue Job
bling and Manufacturing company, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, The bupiness
will hereafter b. conducted by Mr.. Garfield who
viii collect all debts due tho firm and pay all
bills. b. A. CANFItLD.
n. LhVIGkE.
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~ Owe My Life to Hoods
SarSapariuaO
Mrs. Ogden Snyder
Albany. N. Y.

swords are powerless to express the graft
tude I feel toward Hoods Sarsaparilla, for
under God, 1 feet and kno,v that to this medi-
cine I owe my life. Twelve years ago
began to bloat, followed by nausea at the
stomach, and later with sWellinEs of the
limbs, accompanied by severe pain, This
gradually grew worse until three years ago.
Physicians told me the trouble was
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By @. o. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
d. y. Hepner. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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For. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EOR SALE-rHE MERCHANTS HOTEL
l. Company having discontinued the use of
thirty rooms. also the dining room now offer
bargains in carpets, bedroom. dlnlng-room and
kitchen furniture at the New Merchants hotel;
parties interested nre invited to inspect these
articles. as they will be sold regardless OF cost to
cash buyers. Merchants Hotel company. John
q. Fawter, secretary and treasurer.
FOR SALt-CHEAP. HOTEL RANGE AMI
Il steam table and furniture. Inquire at At
lantic restaurant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

a, believe hc was back Of . recent editorial say
the Administration hchtns them I'm their Districts
bcll,vc the next iiouc. lihc Tai, one. VIII si"h1
by the Interests Of their constituents. and VIII not be
bulldo1od by the National Committee. Mf. 'i"Ncah'
or auylndy else. Member. 81 the next House VIII
remember that while Mr. Cleveland holds the patron
age III" people hold the ballot
Chairman Bland. Of the House Committee on ''Ih
occ said think II piece Of Impotence, ID sly
The lea,t about IT, have heard that information OF
thnt ,ort was sometime. obtained ny lobbyists III
order 10 know whether or MOI crr,a, ,a
h, nut through Copgrcss. and with thai kh"Wi'uE'
they invest their money upon the cAgrnci'a OF I'So
laiion. 1t T. unprecedented pro'''ulhS anu -
member of the House who has Tia" least NpHIh W
manhood or sclfrc,pect VIII slmly "li M ~, Wn"i
bcrs Of that committee that II Is none oil 'h'" ""
nC,>.' . A.. ...,.t
Representative Hatch. Missouri. said Ny record
for fourteen wears l. my answer 10 'hat a.,
Democratic platform aud have alwAN> rr-ald"i lh'
free coinage Of silver cardinal D'hlo'r." ~
rtpic | propoS, To stand by II thr0ith All I'M
.trrtns Of p.liiiral evolution until the Oh cohdSo
siaiutcboohs. believe In making ne ,,l,,r nd lie
Il party test. just We ioushl hahuhi an" no
friends On iarin REFORM 80 ., ,,,,,,.o,
Mr. rcndIe,on Of Texas, one Of The representatives,
mir maze IN H. Mr.. Cleveland through ~" 'harHlh
Of the National COMMITTEE, piohibiN wins ~ a." -,
certain how member, stand upon coinage III oul W.
learn Whether no, II VIII ID" WORT Ih1 WIZ, INV, r
| am afraid that there MI be- r"mr I'ir"" ~ o,-ht
Inc next President aud Ill, Congress- Out IL ou'"'
n possible 10 lie avoided ,,, 1900, ~ ,I, q,
~. ali right Everything has seemed " all IiEht
io springer since Colonel Morrison ial!cd 10 oO"ni
a scat I'm Mr. Cleveland Cabinet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
THE CONTRACTORS PROFITS.
NJ. FLORY'S REPORT on PANAMA EXPENDl
TURES.

ENORMOUS SUNS PAID OUT FOR WHICH no
VOUCHERS CAN BE F0UND-TnE SHARE OF
CHARLES DE LEssEPS AID NJ. COTTU.
Paris, Feb o5.-M. Flory, the Government Account
ant appointed examine the accounts OF The Panama
Canal Company reports that the total amount re
ceived ny contractors for real or alleged work on and
supplies for the canal was 462G2o.o6i francs. "
this lO2 800 4ii francs represent labor alleged
have been paid for according to the roll Of wages
and sums expended various undertakings. In tAc
absence OF vouchers, 1t is impossible to ascertain
whether the labor and other operations charged for
actually executed.
The American Dredging COmpany's charges for It's
operations plant etc. amount TO G0.3Oj596 francs.
No vouchers or documents obtainable whereby The
profits of the contractors cOud be estimated. The
account Of the American Dredging Company included
an unexplained Indemnity item. Which nothing ap
peared TO justify and which amounted to 10.sOO0oO
francs.
Another American firms account for operations
and plant amounted 10 l6.2So.G84 francs. The books
Of This firm, VI. F,ory says. have been inccularly
kept that the admitted balance OF profits amounting to
1878, 5ll francs, must be accepted with reserve.
The company Of French engineers declares lis OK
pcnditure operations and plant to have been 3d.
39s $40 francs. This account ostenSiby shows loss
OF 6142,053 francs. NJ Flory points ont that this
includes aotments and commissions to the socetc
Depos @; Complies CourTntS. Of which Charles de Les
scps Herr Cotu directors. Another contractor
received 76211 OO2 francs. on which the admitted
profit was 2o.72329j francs, Charl, d. Lcs-cps and
Henri Cot,u again sharing in the profits directors
Of the Socictc DcpOts.
Another firm obtained 3os5s .94i francs, Of which
IL 49, ISL francs was admitted to be purely profit.
divided between the firm and the principal financial
agent Of the Panama Canal Company. still another
contractor received 81 27 -3G francs the clear prJt
on which j.. j13.3-2 francs.
VI. Fifels charges for operations and plants
amounted 10 - 6j3 226 francs. which the net profit
was 33013.i53 francs.
NJ FlOry cacu ate, the total traceabe profits Of the
contractors AT 77.147 .JO4 francs The names Of all
the firms spoken Of in tie report are 10 be published
with the report Of the Committee Inquiry OF the
Chamber of IDENTITIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
SHOT DEAD IN HIS OFFICE.
An ENGLsHMAN KILLS BARCELONA MEE
CHANT AID ATTFMp,rS SUICIDE.

An ENGIIsIIMAN KILLS BARCELONA MILK
CHANT AND ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Madrid, i'cb ej.-In Barcelona today an Enclslman
named samuel Pastor entered the ONCE Of Boill
Brothers. and drawing "A pistol fired deliberately nj
Jose Bohll a member Of the firm. The outlet took
effect and Jose Bonn had only time TO utter an eN
camaiion before falling nclcss on thr floor OF the
Office The assassin then turned hs weapon against
the brother Of jose who trying 10 save his brother
Pastors aim WAS not 50 true In til, instanc aud h"
only succeeded In innciing severe but probably not
q fatal wound
Then Pastor turned the weapon and aimed at HIM
self. BY this time the noise Of The shooting hah
attracted a crowd. and people came rushing lH'o the
Office IciOr, Pastor had time 10 XII himself he WAS
seized and securely pinioncd There was great cA'ic
mont ard son" Of the crowd threatened violence
against murderer but the police succeeded In iol
Ing him in prison. Many rumors anoal n r. ii'
motive for The assassination but none Of the stories
he's been verified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
Nay ARREST THE LEGISLATORS FOR GAAbHH"'

Chicago Feb %" The Herald this morning pun
fishes the following dispatch from Jefferson '''l,
Mo-: at leaked out today that an choFt "o"u
hc made 10 get the March Grand jury ol Oo''
County to indict the poker and faro phN'rS ior
Gambling. The names OF the senators anu 'p
.eutativrs and the local players are now III 'h'
,c.sess,on OF the Sheriff, AMI the Intention Is TO
arrest them as soon the Legislature aulourhs'
TIE members are greatly worried over the prospect
Of being tried for gambling. and several OF them are
aid 10 have made arrangements to gel an Indefinite
leave OF absence. Many members nave ios' money
ovcr cards and Il T. s" are In the hands OF
Iouor dealers hotel projectors ana boarding house
keepers Tie holders Of these pieces OF paper are
trying to get a resolution through the House,
authorizing the State Treasury 10 pay them and
ciarcc the amounts agiiNst the members salaries.
Poker playing Is being INDUCED In at the Capitol
freely this winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
TIE SORROW ISLAND INDIAN MASSACRE.

Victoria L. G.. Feb. 23.-J. OBren. who has Just
arrived here from River Inlet. states tat the IuIs
massacred at Island were oil tNe owerhaho iDe
and not OF the Kamsquitc. previously reported INC
,a.cr. ycas caused by an Outrage committed upon II
ttkolkan .drI BY an OwcckanO Indian. The O~ecAanos
complain that when they reported the matter to the
Indian agent he took action but said that they had
hecn drinking and that the massacre existed ONLY IN
their Ina gination. The Owcekanos have since heid
council OF war and decided to investigate Inc h"''''
themselves. on January 10 fifty warriors eit sDr'
- liar, &, conoos and II the facts are verified Il
a nj determination will be begun against the
Si,ho,Lops I'm this the Oweekanos have been
promised assistance by the beHacai'a MI" D~''"
indianS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
We would rather sell
than inventory.

Therefore -
Ladies' o and Button Suede Gloves
,die., hook Foster Laclng Gloves ~ cts
Ladies' Craven Tan. Kid
smear point emb v-arse buttons W Gus
Mems Button Cndrcsscd Kid
emBd back-regular price I9........'....'.. o. CHS
Mems single button KidTan shades..'..''.' 10 ets
Mems SIX fourth hand Scars.
full slze-hnc quaitv-usually 4?.'.""....'.. -'ess
Mems Fine Suspenders-slk ends
a., ,.,,,, stran.. verc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 cts
Mems Dress Shlrts-nnc linen bosoms....... ~ cts
-, o.,,,u cht.,- ilIt strip-all sizes 20
Mems Fine House Coats
and Smoking Jackets; we've . % 10 ~ oo.s4 %
Non, sod Color Half IIosc-full regular. 12is cts
ladies, Fast Black Cotton Hoeall sizes... l2ia cts
childr.as Heavy Ribbed Black Hose...---.. 12s cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
JrDGE ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

Halifax. ~ S., Feb. o5-Several days ago Judge
Curll. OF Bridgewater. while trying SUIT IN MS
court. was arrested by constabes from Luhehp"rs
,,ron charge OF forgery alleged to have been
Committed ten years ago. The action OF inc con.
stables caused great sensation. Mhe" 'ne
we and released on heavy bail for trial on
r'nsdav next There are said TO be several charges
-" -, him. Yesterday Justice Curl sat III lhe
preliminary trial of another person charged W ~"
t"rcorv. The justice. out on bail. adjourned 'he
ral Of the other until MonG ncx day the
,r VII, gyc his final decision Inc i.ca, MIN lion
VIII CIV bimssf will be brought UP for e1am'nau0"
~ "a similar charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
CLOTHING MADE ~ SING SING SOLD ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. 25.-The Legislative Committee In
yesirating the sweat shops Of Chicago secured yes
terday what they regard the most important
testimony yet given. II was to the effect that cloth
ing made In the Ncw-York state prison. nj sing
sing was handled by nearly every wholesale FIRM III
Chicago These goods the cheapest on the
market the Witness said, aud it competition
with them that had reduced wages in Chicago sweat
shops to the present starvation level This discovery
will lead to the Introduction Of resolution In the
legislature calling on Congress To- restrict the SAFE
q convict made clothing TO the State IN which II Is
manufactured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

Matlas Romero to the United States l. to egotate
loan for the Federal Government The Diario
Ofcial." the authorized organ of the Mexican Gov
eminent, denies the report and states that all
rlmors to the effect that any IS authorized TO
negotiate loan for the Government are utterly
without foundation, and that negotiations are IN
progress looking TO the obtaining of Il loan by the
Mexican Government from any source.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
A CONSERVATIVE ELECTED IN HoRsIIAM.

Jondon Feb a5.-At the election In Iiorsharh'
Sussex 10 fiji the place In Parliament n'hue
vacant by the death OF the late or WAITER
Barttelot the Conservative candidate D. icy
od ro,retone Of Eirnor Park, PctwOrth was
elected by n vote OF 41jO to $3.50 for II. G Wlibcr-
force. j. r.. the hhcral candidate. The constituency
IA strongly Conservative the late Sir Waiter barcot
having been chosen IN the s,hcr;hi 'ecuo"S D' Il ia"
iorty Of 2O33 over Mr.. Wilberi0rcc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
AYDRIEUx PROMISES 4 SENSATION.
HE WILL LAUNCH TnUSDERBoLr on TIL

EVE OF THE NEXT ELECTIONS.
Paris, Feb. On. AndreuX. speaking nj q
meeting Of Rovisionsis promised that he wOuld
divulgc on the Of the next elections the name
Of high pcrsonaCcs involved I'm the Panama Canal
Company scandals. and would give conclusive proof
Of their guilt II would hc. he declared, thunder
clap TO the politicians In power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
A BRITISH STEAMSHIP SUNK.
TWO LIVES LOST IL A COLLISION OFF Dun


London, TeI. oj-Thc British steamer 'lhcw"
plying between LonG0n and the Mediterranean ""'
sunk of DunGcncsssHt halfpast o'clock TINS morn
ing by collision with the German bark Lake oh'Hip'
The third engineer and fireman Of the FncoT| were
drowned The Cincora Is small vessel OF 900 IONS
and her last port Of arrival In the Mediterranean was
Valencia. The Lake Ontario Is commanded by cap
tain Oltmann. she arrived at Rotterdam lro'n ~
vannah in october last. and at the tiin' Oh NV cor
i,ion was on a voyage 10 Java. The LAKE o',''Llo
lost her tbboom In the accident, ana Is no" Deing
tOwed back to London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
SPEAKER D1UIS DISBARHED.
he PRESIDED OVER THE TENNESSEE HOUSE
AND HAD MSAPPRorRlAIED
CLIENTS MONEY.

NemlIls Feb. % Judge Estes. OF the 'Hoi'
Court, this morning delivered IN OPINION "i'"'i'''5
Ralph Davis. speaker Of line lehh'. S'e 'i0"' ,.
poroso,totI,s from pr;cticc for having taken from
ci,on, Nathan simon 81 30 to settle Il BOND ana
lhcn m.approprntlng the money. lis ian'c was
ordered stricken from the rolls Ju'ee r's'' .
opIulon was couchcd In scathinG terms
Nashville Feb. 25.-Thc news OF speaker Da'ls
disbarmcnt at Memphis has caused IA p;llhiu ''p'e"
sion in legislative circles. 1t H. "o"''',' Wv
a.,,,,on ,ba, the spcnker will under the crcum-
,a,co. Voluntarily resign Davis |, only twenty
aJSht ycars old. and ha, hitherto borne high rcpu
inf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
Flu R N | TURE
R.J.HORNER&Co.
FURNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTERS,
61.65 West 23d Street
(AdjouinR Eden NIuseei.

SfHlNT 1910
The grandcst as well as the largest variety Of
fne ard medium quality Furniture Is now to be
seen in our Spring Exhibit. distributed II Is
spacious Show Rooms. Prices in plain figures. and
the lowest that be named for reliable goods
Intending buyers are invited 10 inspect what
may justly he termed vcritablc exposition of
the worlds productions in Furniture.
Both Town and Country houses can be promptly
furnished from our immense stock.
Special exhibit of WHITE ENAMELED FURNI-
TCRE, consisting of Bedroom Suites, Chiffonieres.
Tables Bookcases, Wardrobcs, &c.--thc correct
thing for Summer furnishing.
ENGLISH BRASS and IRON BEDSTEADS
plain, ornamental and enamcled, our direct i'm
portation.
To acquire still more room for our Spring
display many lines Of goods, and several indi-
vdual pieces are marked at reduced prices to
close out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
RATHER SELL THAN INVENTORY
Silks.

Wed rathc, sell th,n Inventoryt
Therefore,
Fancy Surahs, two-toned Bensoiines
and Fancy China Silks. so cts. to 80 -.
Crepe de Chimes and Plain and
Fancy Chinas and midas worth 40 70 80 CT.
Black China Silks - inches CT.
Black China Silks 81 inches wde......-.......07 cts.
New Black India Silks, with coored
flower sprays. latest effects 40 cts.
Bcstwoven Stripe japanese Wash Silks .4S Cts.
Fine Black Bengalines, smallest round cord
TO widest crystal cts.
EXtrahnc coloei Bengalincs, shades cts.
Black Satin Duchesse extra heavy ...........03 cts
Elack Brocade Tsfetas, designs. cts.
Fine Black French Surahs-soft finish
high ustre-wil slip strain ..........69 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
Boys Clothing.

Al these prices double the quantities have should b
quickly sold!
oyercoats and Reefers-odd sizes 8, os; were 90 %
All wool Suits Of fancy ehevo,s $40; were 0 90
Cashmere and Cheyiot4 TO Is yrs 49, were %
FM F rs
We'd rather sell than inventory!
which do wish 10 inventory Therefore, Lae@
caryc .nt E~~. ."f'. .s"-' ~'e~- - she'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
We'd rnthcr sell than inventory

Mottlrd Chenll'c-5O inches wide
IL NS''
rc I Plin Mohar Pushcs-2iincn,
Nile Steel. and Dark Blue Gus
Fancy Cotton Plushcs-alike
boh I'D s-bc,t quay-1tinch. vs.
rnrort.d satin Damashs-Empire
eject SIX color,-5O-Inch; worth s3oo........'l
Heavy Petit Point Tapestries,
I'VE colorncs worth Gus
Fancy China Silks for Vcstbules,
Di1pcrics a.d Fancy Work
- lnchc, wdc worth 69.....-...........'- 90 Gus
lunorted Madras-raw silk figures
double border; worth e'9
Sew Japlro.c Drapcry Crops
full yad wide; worth CTS
xo,tinrhan Sa.h Nets-!outl' ~ Gus
New Fancy silNonnes-worth cV'
New omen stripe ScIimsi0 inch ..........'."o't ct'
cara Ribbon stripe Scrims-i0-nch ...........l'c Vs.
Iloll,nd window shadeS-heavy ring'-..... Us
SIX Upholstery Fringes-1u c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

MEXICO NOT SEEKING A LOAN.
uy Of Mexico, Feb. 25-A sensation has been
Sea'ed In the business and fnai.cial circles OF
sxco by the report that the object Of the visit OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

at extraordinary reducuons 70 0'ofo'
Twill ray buy for future use
Reversible Satnet Curtains; were sIoo..""'''"s'' %
Twotonci Dania.sc Curtains, frnged
TOP and bottom s6.50...-.... '''
Odd n,lt. Finest SILK Curtains. double and
tripc tinted; si2 and sl3.........'"'..'' ''0
Au.Chcnillc Potcres-al coors- ~
dado and friczr-Vaance fringe. .....''..'"' -''
Fine Chenille Portlcrcs-high art colorings-
haud.wo,cn dados-cAtra heavy tassel
fringe: wtrr $500 GOV
Magnificent Chenille Portleics-new colofihes-
Turkish and Moqucte effects
worth $40 and $1,000 '''
Chenille Table Coycrs-1a yds. square,
medallion centre-knot fringe;
A''
chenille Table Covers-1L yds square.
unf,ingcd worth $lG9 ..'''oo ~.
Chenille Piano Coycr.-2AJ yds; were s''o ..'''' 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
Upholstery.

We never gave such values as VIC are giving no."
twill pay you to buy for future needs
At HALF and LESS than HALF VALUE.
Fifteen hundred Isir
NOTTINGHAM and SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS
One fonrpair lots
Single and double border5-Large and small Designs
White and Ecru-3a and yards long
, % oor,s curtains wer, 50 90 and more.
!. =, ,o Curt,,ns were SO 90 and more
4, Al os Curtains were s4.0O and more.
hundred and ten pair
Real FIorentne Lace Curtains,
effects hcmstitch and scallop edges-wh and
without heavy floss work
cans real value 5000.
o. real value 1870.
"tlorontnes" are the latest novelty In Real Laces'
All ODD PAIRS and SMALL LOTS % otaer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
Wash Dress Fabrics.

Although every yard Of goods in this famous department.
is newathough only tho best styles Of all the fashionable
fabrics are here,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
TOURIST BAGS.
Genuine sole Leather Trunks

Strictly lcrfcct-cNtra canvas cover WIN cdc" 4"
mos. extraordinary value OF all the extraordinary value
vet given in this great department