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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

The LAa Vegas Optic Of recen, date
says;
Tomorrow week. being the TIL NJ April,
Ticket Ageu, Bailey aud wife will leave
Tor III PAS, 10 Join the National Associa.
ton Of Ticket Agents In their trip 10 Los
Angeles and Nan Francisco. They will
bs Abssnt about three weeks, and VIII no.
turn by the way Of sah Lake City and
Denvsr. As preparation for the trip, Mr..
Bailey presented Mrs. Bailey this even
Ing . beautiful oxydisei silver badge.
Tbe cross bar at the top contains the mi
tiAls N A, 7. A. suspended from THE
by silver chains, Ia . round shield. saam.
elsd with blue, basriag the words "Na-
sionAi Association % Ticket Agents"
around the r,ig-, whils the stamp, punch
and ticket in silvsr, occupy the ceatsr.
The bA,igr IN a. neat and Handsome an
oae a. this writer ever saw.
Furniturr for sale Al Rranklin's place.
az west Gold Avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
rHE a.r, sL,OAS oUrLooR

In the April nnmber 81 the North
American Review, the Hon, Thomas n.
Carter, chairman II the Republican Ma
tional oommittee. has AN article oa 'sThs
Republican Outlunk." which demon.
strates Almos, scientifically thot the DEM
ocratic party has about ~ much chance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Etea uens Mtulsssr,

Rev. G. l.. Bovard preached two able
s"rrnons yesterday at the Lead Avenue
M.,hSlis, church, aud at the close Of the
morning nervice. assisted by the pastor
and other cl.rgymen present, administer
"i tue sacrament 81 the Lords supper 10
large number Of commandments. The
music at both services was excellent.
The anthem by the full choir In the morn
ing. and the solo 10y Mrs. Dunlap. accom-.
panied on organ and violin by the Strong
brothers. in the evening, were worthy Of
any occasion. Those who have attended
the services in that popular church. have.
Of late. In addition IN good preaching,
been hearing most excellent music The
Sunday schooi yesterday was the largest
In it's history. An orchestr~ Of four
pieces. which It is expected will he PER
manent feature Of the school. added
greatly To the interest In the music
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
ftre sss cas- Joke

The D'ming iire department, secured q
bell. weighing 1907 pounds. from the &.
\. He'll company Hillsboro. Ohio. Il ar
irving "a, Defining the other day, The cit
nens OF eming were not aware II the ar
rival II the heli, except the arcmen.
they pu, the bell in position secretly. and
At midnight last Wednesday the town Was
awakened by the firing 81 shots, ringing
Of the bell. and the brigh, light shed by a
large bonfire when the people reached
the scene. 1t was found that the noiss and
conmoiion was merely u welcome for III,
bell and the joke was accepted In go"d
humor. The Headlight states that the
hell can I've heard for miles around and
cost something like $35o The presiien,
and SECRETARY Of the New Mexico Asso.
citation ~ Volunteer Firemen will endeav.
or to get the Deming department into the
association
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
zee 'As wss'a 80! s:,r ss- s'nss'

Zee shs wssia.s ssir rsr ssrss.
Upon rsosipt Of your address aud az.
tsen costs 10 postage stamps, ws will
mail 700 prepaid our Soavsclr Portfolio
OF the worlds Columbian Exposttiou,
the regular prsos . dfty osasN bat a we
want you 70 have oess ws\ make the
proc nominal. You Win dad Il work
Of art and . thies 70 bs erissd. I. ooe
tsins fnil Page We've Of the great build
ipSs With descriptions u ssnA ssd b
sxeovt~d - hishsss style Of ART II not
ss.ishsd Nth 70, after you go u. re will
refund ths stAmps cod lee you keep The
Chicago, III.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

The bsst s.ivs In the sorid tor sa.a,
oeassss. Sores, elosss. sait rbsans ssvss
scrsss sss,ss, chseesd hasdA ehiiblsins.
oorn~ end sll skin ssaptioas. end posi-.
sivsey oasss g'iea. ce no psy required. II
V searsAtssd 70 6,ss es.fsos sssssessssee
boz. foe ssis b. d.. Thes. a. Bsrsass
d Ron. dyasxtsts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
Rsss~ry en- che Nish lasas.

The residence Of Thos. Hcaly. No <oa,
south Arno street. was robbed last night,
between O'Clock and $50, and abou,
4iO0 In j-we,ry stolen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Healy were ~ church. and when they 70
turned home they discovered the robbery
and found that thieves had effected IN
entrance by burstins opsp the back door
Mr. Healy came down town and reported
the matter 70 Marshal Dotid, who Ia y,
work ON ths case. No clue 20 the thieves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
asteeklg Citizen
ALBU0URRQtE APRIL !. $50.

tended from EIly to R,wweIl, n distance,
81 10 milcs this year. lite ultimate en-.
tension to Albuquerque " only n question
~ time
Tns California courts have ,l-c hi,-i tina,
Mr. stanford n..-i n.a i,ay An inhrri.
tAncr tan On the late senator S,nnfuri's
estate, This N we'll, since he, IN effect.
CAV" m"-, ~ Il io the stat"
wuAf n t.,rihlr disaster that WAS when
the democracy gained control II N. gov.
,rum,nt Even ,h. r.,n.,naking bnsi
ness, which promin.-i ~ much, has rroy
81 ia, failure under its influence
TuIHrEKN nf ,h, n,rsii,nt. ~ ia. Unit
Ell S,At.s ~rr. Mnsnur they w,r.
Washington. .I,tI.r,a,n. Madi.nn. Monp-.
Jack-m. William n Hsrrison, Tayh,,,
pic,r-, Buchanan, JnhuHnn AMI Garfield
A ,RirtLrrRK IN England IL nj It's low
est ,bb. Every wear r,,.. NOR. and NOR.
land going mi IL cultivation. Las, yrai
the derrraa. was Ia, OvD acr,.a, aud since
Is73nrArly two million arrrp have been
abandoned
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sent To- sch"ni with pipes III their sAtrhrlr
for luncheon time Pipes. however. arr
au Improvement over cigarettes; they n
healthier.
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A
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AMI Tia" wrIt".Gp cannu, help beinl
i"urhcll
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j. .,A home. Tn. hr-t opera wa
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Flor,nc, under IA. title, "oI-ra in Nh
.i,, IN s,yl, REPRESENTATIVE" Theme
the opera WAS carried Ia France am
thence h G-rmauy. where, IN 1871
"Daphn.' Was given before the Sax"
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Dwight whseier aud I'd. Eastwood,
Who are constructing the furry boat near
Han Domings', ON tbs Rio GrAnds. came
down 10 ths city last saturday night
They len this morning foe Han Domingo.
and expect 70 have svsrythlns ready Zoe
to the Ccchiu mining distriet. In . Tow
days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
pasr,~-s re Delegate.

LAst saturday afternoon the Atlantic 4
Pacific Hoes company, No. 3. recently adj
mit,'si ~ company Of the Albuquerque
Volunteer Fire department, held meet.
ing. pursuant to call 81 Foreman Leigh.
ton, aud selected the following thirteen
delegates To convention for the purposs
IL electing department officers for the en-.
suing year:
VIM GrAvellc, } Murphy, " Giessolit
q. Duckatt, J Leighton. George shn,,on
J FraAier. NJ. Brcene. J Shears. g. Pur
cell. \, u Allen. A. W Kimhall and q
Giegod,
With the addition of the Atlantic a Pa
cihc Hoe. company. there will he Any
two delegates who will participate In tb,
election II new department officers. Al
official call for he convention IL delegate,
will l.. announced in due time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Mrs. wsldmaa. drsssnaksr a Mr.,
ssyrs's. wants two appssntioss 81 once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07
NeM .srResesh.a.

The follcwing raI-rs sr new corpors.
,icus have h-n II'i with Secretary Nil.
Ter a Santa fr;
Msrch ~ .-Cr,tifcat. ~ hoart ~ ~.
rectors ~ the R,~w-ii Rlec,rse Light,
Manufacturing nnd Water Power CON.
pany. smen,iing iS articles u ineorpors
tion, died
Maruh ~. Executive J.v,clamathn ~.
fsring $50 for the arrest and delivery II
Celso Anaya lNasario vsldcx) 10 the
sheriff 81 Grant county. he being nov q
fugitive from justice. chargci with th-
murder .pf e u. Schultz. late ~ Gran,
county. on May 18th, tSa3
Msrch ~ Executive order partionina
francisco Arv-. who was sentenced NJ the
last term ~ the district conrt ~ Santa Va
couniy. kr carrying arms, " three
mon,hs Imprisonment and 800 6ne. ard
be having served hin full sentence. and
uIrn the recommendation ~ Judge seels,
csrtify ing that, taking into consideration
the leugth ~ punishment already served,
and HE gupd conduct during his term N
Imprisonment, and the impossibility II
his bcibg able to pay said fine, and The
necd II his ALL by bis wife and little chill.
dren. the governor grants to eaid Are q
full and cn,nplet. parion.
March ~ --Artcl,a of incorporation III
the woman's Christian Temperance
unhm II Catskii fil-,i.
| Mafrh ~. Articles ~ Incorporation ID
the Mutual Building association. al,si
lncorInt-,"rr--rh"mas A finicAl. Geo
II. Brnwnr. J l. Awiirws. Henry lirck.
meier. Henry Lrkhar,, Frank Mckee
Harvey Huston aud William A Rankin
Capital stock, $i.0OO,' 'Ooi single shsrra
$3Ol Drec,ors, the incorIoru,orri prin
eipal place nf business, Albuquerque, N
I'M
Marrh ~ Bond II Gustavc A Roth
geb, ~ secretary and treasurer 81 VI,
New Mexco Insane asylum. In the suh
~ $20.OOO. hl-d. Surcti.s- Edward q
Murphy. Jefferson Raynohis aud Joshu,
\ Rsynolda, of Las Vegas. N n
The following notAries were .p,pinir'
Turing the pas, week Mrr Gruzirr. q
Pcna Blanca, B-rnalillo coun,yj j. W
Eaton. d All-r,on. liernaiillo county
GEORGE " King. of Anthony. bona An
county Emil Bibo. II Bernalillo. B.rna
hllo county, Marcclino Garcia, IL Lnm
paria. Mora county, and J. W Shannon
&c Ta,~, Taos county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Truman Richardson. serving term In
the territorial penitsntiary ~ Santa Ps
for counterfeiting. escaped from custody
last Friday afternoon Richardson has
been uniformly we'll behaved since his In
carcerstiou. and for the past three month";
has been classsd m trusty aud employed
~ transfer. Richardson wAs engaged
in hauling saud TO the penitentiary from
an arroyo near the narrow gauge depos.
An ex.convict. named W. d Fisher. aided
In the aecape Of Richardson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

Bes'dss bsing hrst-class physician,
Dr. Pearce 10 also . lover of horsenesh
and 10 always In the mont ranks at the
sroiiing and running contests. He 10 re-
ioieing over = jet black msre colt. which
vas bora 70 his buggy mare. JuAnita.
and ths besa horss examiners In tho city
give ID - their opinion that the colt will
prove One trotssr. worthy " 10 owned
10y any one, In the nsxt two or hrse
years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

"a. t.iss DO .:: ::s :::ss |. 9; - ::
SEl:g! &C: !: :; :! !; : .;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

furni,urr fnr sale Al Pranklin's place,
eit west Gold avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-07

On Saturday night ,hsrs arrived. after
trip Of 5000 miles from sehleswig. Mr.,
Johann G voas a. assistant 10 Rsv. Mr..
Nesa. Of the German Lutheran church
Mr.. voss preached his arst sermon iasi
evening. HE manner 10 inviting and
earnest and he Ia heartily recommended
by TmH CIrIxss 10 the German popula-
ton ii this city. Mr.. Neca will ooutinus
his work In this city and elsewhere 40
before.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
THIRD FLOOR.
Special For SATURDAY. !

Our entire stock of short
lengths in Straw Mating,
from 5 to IS yards long, reg
ular prices IOc to 2oc a yard;
to close at sc a yard.
Twenty-Five rolls Straw
Mating bought at a sacrifice,
regular price 2oc a yard:
price tomorrow TIC a yard.
Two Specials in Irish Point
Curtains:
Lot Worth $4 a pair,
tomorrow 81 4S pair.
Lot Worth So a pair,
price tomorrow $3.4S a pair.
Our entire stock Of one,
two and three pair lots of Irish
Point Curtains at just half
price tomorrow.
500 Curtain Poles, all conf
plete, in cherry, walnut and
oak, Ioc each.
Two Specials in Refrigera-
tors Saturday only:
No. 632, solid ash, antique
finish, al in. long, 2S in. wide
and Ie inches deep, manufac-
turer's price SIC; our price
for tomorrow only, So each.
No. 634, solid ash, antique
finish, At in. long, 81 in. wide
and 20 in. deep, manufacture
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
Ladies' Wrapprrs and
Shirt Waists.

At Soc we have still 2 few
of the Csc Wrappers we shall
sell tomorrow.
At CSC you can buy a $I.25
Wrapper, in ali colors.
AT $3.50 and $l.5o we have
the best makes of Wrappers
that money will buy.
Ladies Waists-At csc we
show you a waist you cannot
buyless than 80 elsewhere.
At 3oc we shall sell you a
waist with large ruffle in
front; worth soc.
We carry a large variety of
Waists al 59c, 65c, 89c and
csc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
BASEMENT.
Special Sale of Glass
ware,

Colored Glass Baskets,
worth from 38c to 75c, tomor-
row Ioc.
Ruby glass Sugar Shakers,
wort'i 25c, tomorrow IOc.
Fancy glass Creamers,
worth 25c, tomorrow Ioc.
Fancy glass Celeries, worth
2Sc, tomorrow IOc.
Fancy glass Molasses Cans,
worth 25c, tomorrow Ioc.
Toilet Paper, regular price
sc, tomorro " 8 for 25c.
Mrs. Potts nickel plated
Set Irons, CSC set.
Oil Stoves and Fittings at
the lowest prices in the state
Screens-We can suit you;
all kinds and sizes at bottom
prices.
Medium sized galvanized
iron Refrigerator Pans, I8c
each; large size, 25c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
ON BEACON HILL.
The Msiss Transit With Its SO Amendments
TanuIeu In the House--.Senate.


BosToS, June s.-The house debated all
the afternoon upon the question OF sub
stituting the finance committees rapid
transit bill, eliminating state aid. for the
Msfg's transit bill Neaaly 90 amend
mepts were offered, and the matter IL In q
complete tsngls
The bill relative TO raising the grade
and changing the location of the Provi-
depce division Of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad at Heath
street, Roxbury. was passed TO be en-
crossed.
The senate amendments to the bill re-
lating to the increase OF capital stock by
corporations owning or operating a rail-
road OF railway by steam or other power.
and OF gaslight, electric light, telegraph,
telephone, aqueduct and water com
panies, were concurred In.
In the senate the mmittee on railroads
reported that the bill in relation to the
increase OF the capital stock and bonds Of
railroad corporations ought TO pass A
supplementary bill, which came up for
enactment, was laid on the table.
The report OF the joint special commit
tee on transit, leave to withdraw, on the
petition for authority To build, equip and
operate an elevated railroad In Boston,
was placed in the orders OF the day for
Monday.
The bill providing that unless agreed to
by landowners on both sides. barbed wire
shall not be used on line fences was re-
ferred To the next general court
The senate substituted for the inter
cbangeable mileage ticket bill . resolve
referring the natter TO the railroad CON-
missionsrs.
The bill relative to contagious diseases
among cattle and for repainting the state
house, was engrossed.
An amendment to furnish Grand Army
posts with copies OF the state military
and naval history, was added to the bill
for distributing the book. and the whole
WAS enurossed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
Death OF a Yale Professor.

NEW HAVEN, June a-Professor w. D..
whitney OF Yale died at bis home here
yesterday morning. He had been trou-
bled with heart ailments for more than
eight yearA He was born In North
Ampton, Mass. was % years old, and
leaves a widow, one son. Edward b.
Whitney, assistant attorney general Of
the United States, and three daugthers-
Miss Marion, Miss Emily and Margeret
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
Caused by Domestic Troubles

wNsrKD, Conn, June g. Henry J.
Hall, a member of the Arm OF Reed, Hall
d Hewlett. New York city. has suddenly
disappeared. Hall and hh family were
summering at Highland lake till rsosntly.
Dom estic trouble separated Hall and his
wife Halls goods are attached.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
Three Cottages and Barn Burned

BRIDeEPoRT. Conn, June "a barn
and three cottages on the property OF
Frederick Bronson, the Greenfield Hill
millionaire, were destroyed by fire yester-
day morning The loss Is estimated at
flb
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

You'll be clsmoring for your
size in a few days. Why not an
ticipate your wants and get it here
tomorrow
White Waists,
SOC and 75c.
Fine ones,
s125.
Percale Waists, handsome pat
terms,
600 and 69c.
Satin Waists,
76c and s1.25.
Fancy Lawn Waists,
69c.
Chemise ties. white and colored
plain, pleated aud twilled.
Lace Parssol Covers, Noting
ham, Irish Point and Point de Es-
prit,
17c to $3.50.
Babies Lawn Caps,
15c to s1.5o.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08

At $2.23, for Saturday only,
we shall sell you our $2.9S
Reeier.
At $3.I9, tomorrow, Satur-
day, you can buy our Misses
$4.25 Refer.
At $4.48-This is our reg
ular $5.98 Refer.
Remember these garments
are all new this season.
Capes-At $3.49 we shall
sell you a S. cape. AT $S.7S
you can buy a cape worth
S7.75.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
THE WEATHER..


ALMAsAc ron FRIDAY. JUNE
Sur RISES. ~ Moon srTs....iI y PA
fgs sTss4T sTTs,i .; DAVIS IL Il full SEA ~
Forecast for New England; Gener-
ally fair; slightly warmer; southwest
winds
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
Underwear.

You have had no use tor light
weight Underwear, but you will.
! case Mems BaIbriggan Shirts,
pearl buttons, short sleeves,
55c.
case mems fine French Bal
briggan Shirts and Drawers, ex-
ceptionally fine quality,
42c.
case Ladies' jersey ribbed
Vests, shaped,
l0c.
case very fine Egyptian yarn,
high or low neck,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
Did YOU see The ,ircus?

Did you see the ,ircusY
Conductor Il. A Eddy Is improving.
The greatest show on earth IL In Fall
River today.
Mrs. Wright OF Thornley, street Is visit
friends at Fairlawn.
Alderman Mccarthy OF Providence was
out here on business today.
Robert Holburn and Edgar l.. Burchell
have passed organizations for the position
OF clerk IN the local PostUffice.
The races at Narrsgansett Park attracts
all the sports. Crowds go in daily from
this city.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza A. Bowen
will be beld tomorrow afternoon al 2
O'Clock from her late home, 30 Summit
street.
Next Sunday the excursion OF st.
Mary's Temperance Society to Newport
and Fort Adams on the Steamer Planet
takes place.
The Pawtucket Baking Company Is soon
TO begin work increasing It's property cor
ner Of Main and Water streets. The pre-
sent building will be raised or removed
and stores built underneath.
The conductors on the Crescent Park
electrics have been victimiLed a number
of times lately by having counterfeit u
bills and 80 cent pieces. gang Is "snov'
ing the quer" in that section.
In few days a railroad policeman, clad
in the uniform OF the city force, will be
detailed 10 do duty at the passenger sta
tion at Providence. The officers beat will
be confined to the railroads property.
a goodly number enjoyed last even.
ing at the grounds OF Mrs. Dr. James l..
Wheaton, on Summer street, the occasion
being lawn party given by the ladies of
st. Paul's Church Music and the usual
accompaniments ~ like occasions filed
the evening with pleasure.
An inspector OF the Massac susetts State
Board OF Health yesterday visited South
Attleboro and slaughtered a COW owned
by Frank Shaw, which had tuberculosis.
Other COWS in the vicinity were examined
and four suspicious cases were discovered.
The examination was continued today.
At the 3ith annual session OF the Grand
Temple Of Honor OF Rhode Island held ia
Unity Hall, High street, Providence, yes
terday NoDpsreil Temple OF this city
was represented and George Z. Gates was
elected Grand Worthy Treasurer. The Of
ficers were installed by Deputy Most
Worthy remplar Henry q. Duby OF this
city.
A couple OF well known business men
OF this city attended the races yesterday
and one warned the other to look out for
bis diamond stud, The man warned said
ne guessed he would catch anybody who
attempted to steal 1t, but few moments
later when a friend who was "onto the
racket" came along and asked him where
his diamond was he found II was gone
Then the man who warned him handed
back the stone and told him he would
never be a detective.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
Hosiery Dept.

l case Boys Bicycle Hose, and
/ or derby ribbed, very heavy,
fast black,
zoe.
! case ladies' fast black cotton
Hose, heavy,
SO a pair.
case children's fast black, cot
ton hose, tan or fast black, Herms-
dorf dye, seamless,
u 1-2c pair.
A few par of the 29c Kid
Gloves, tan and black.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08

Good Hats, new styles and
forms, Ioc each.
The finest Trimmed Hats,
imported for patterns, S2.98
each; only one of a style.
Millinery buyers come and
look at them. Come Early
Tomorrow.
Bargains in Shoes tomor-
row. Grand Sale Of Oxfords
on second floor.
Big Sacrifice in Prices on
Cloaks and Capes.
If you have not visited our
big mark-down sale on Cloaks,
be sure and pay us visit to-
morrow, Saturday.
All our Misses Refers,
from q years to I6, we shall
give discount of IS per cent.
on the dollar for Saturday
only.
At 73c you can buy for Sat.
urday only a 4-year-old
Refer; regular price csc.
AT o4c, for tomorrow only,
we shall sell you our $I.25
Reeefer.
AT $1.32, Misses Refer,
never sold less than $r.75.
At $I.72-This is a better
grade of Refer; regular price
$2.29.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08
Shoe department.

Ladies, we have a fine glaze
French kid Oxford Tie, sizes 2 1-2
to 5 IL, are worth $3.50 a pair,
this lot 70 close at
s1.4S pair.
Ladies common sense and opera
toe, patent tip Oxford2, all sizes,
worth $1.25 a pair, at
SOC pair.
Our leader at $1.4S a pair, opera
tip and plain button, common
sense tip and plain button, square
toe, common sense and opera toe
lace, all sizes, worth 81, at
s1.4s pair.
Child's ten, button, sizes 5 to s
and 8 to II, at
5sc and CSC pair.
Child's spring heel kid at
25c.
Boys Lace Shoes, sizes IL to 2
Boys satin oil calf lace,
Gents patent leather shoes at
s2.9s pair.
Mems Shirts.
Mems black Duck Shirts, worth
75c each,
4Sc.
Mems fine Satin Shirts, worth
81, at
4Sc.
Mems Negligee Shirts to close,
csc.
Mems Domet Shirts at
25c.
Boys Domet Shirts at
19c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-08

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