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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02

The young people Of the Lead avenue
Methodist Episcopal church up and
thought they would have an Up social up
at the home Of Mrs. o. W. Strong, up on
upper Second street, Thursday evening,
March 3. An interesting program has
been arranged on the subjects, Look Up,
Lift Up and Cheer Up. Everybody is ex-
pected to come up, oil up and dig up ten
cents.
On the frst OF March, 1898, the pOpu-
lar "st. Elmo" on Railroad avenue.
changed hands, and as previously an
nOunced, Joe. Barnett becomes the sole
proprietor and the genial heavyweight,
John Wickstrom. retires. Mr.. Barnett
is square 10 the dot, and will keep up
the well-known reputation Of THE st.
Elmo" in the future.
A. D. johnson. Emil Mann, Chas. Stad-
Ter, Harry Munson and DR.. Mahaffey were
exalted TO the Royal Purple degree in the
Odd Fellows eneampment last night, and
afterward assisted to dispose OF clam
chOwder and other tOothsome dainties.
II they look little the worse for II 10.
day, their friends will understand the
reason.
Capt. ]. j. Kelly, Of Silver City, who
was at Las Vegas in attendance on the
wedding OF Walter NJ. Butler and Miss
Fannie Essingsr, ia in the city, arriving
on the flyer. He will continue south to-
morrow morning. y. E. sturges and
wife, SO states Mr.. Kelly, will return this
even ing.
Mrs. T. o. SebFee, who recently leased
the upstairs OF the Hotel Columbus, has a
few more elegant rooms to rent. These
rooms are large and airy, and as the
Hotel Columbus Is centrally located, the
rooms should not remain unOccupied
long.
Mrs. G. W. Raynes, OF Boston, who has
been stopping at the Las Vegas hot
springs for some time, came In from the
north last night and is registered at
sturges' European. The lady is here to
be treated for bad eyes by DR.. G. A. Wall,
The March meeting Of the Albuquerque
Public Library association will be held at
the library room on Saturday, March 8,
at 1890 a. m. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Owing to the fact that Father Manda-
lari was called away, the meeting Of the
ladies Of the Catholic Kirmis has been
adjourned until Friday at 3 o'clock.
The WOman's Relief Corps have the
Capt. Jack Crawford entertainment un-
der their auspices, and the show tonight
ought to be we'll attended.
For Rent-Small ranch on mountain
road. Good buildings, plenty of fruiI
trees. Call on W. A. Rankin, room o, Ar
milo building.
The law office OF WycOff & Mitchell wa
TO- day connected with the Automatic
Telephone company, having No. 297.
Hon. Pedro Perea, Of BernalillO, wa
here for short time last night, leaving
on the Nc. for Santa Fe.
You get all the news in The DAILY
lCITlzEE,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
WATERS OF RIOGRANDE
Mexico Protests Against lTTiSa-
--tiOn Dams on the RiTST.
Trial Of Sheriff Martin and Deputies
for Riot Murders.
United States Army Captain 10 be Tried
for Conspiracy.
COST OF NICARAGUA CANAL.

Washington, March "A resolution Of
inquiry was adopted by the house to-day
asking the president to transmit to the
house copy of the proceedings Of the In
ternatlonal commission on the question
Of the equitable distribution Of the waterS
OF the Rio Grande, required Of said CON
mission by protocol OF May Q. 1895. alsc
the protest OF Mr.. Horcasitas. represent.
ing the citizens Of Mexico against the
construction Of dams by the Rio Grands
irrigation company and the action there
on.
The house then resumed debate on the
Loud bill relating to second class mail
matter.
Bell loop, Colo, Simpson lpop., Kan },
and Clark dem, MOI opposed the bill,
mainly on the ground that II was mimi.
cal to the interests OF the country editor
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Whole-sOuled, patriotic, genial, soldier.
citizen Joe Karrlck, Ia In the city from
Gallup. The old gentleman, though not
90 firm Of step nor as enduring as when
be followed the flag 10 the Mexican war
Of as and over the bloody fields In the
war Of the rebellion, still possesses much
Of the spirit that inspired the hundreds
Of thousands like himself TO 20 out In de-
tense Of the flag. II occasion required
old a. he Is, he would respond again TO
the call Of his country and shoulder a
gun Ia her defense. Such a time II is
hoped will not come. Mr.. Karrick draws
soldiers pension for service In both the
Mexican and the civil war.
General manager for the Caledonia
coal company. Alex. Bowie, at Gallup, Is
ssgistered at the Highland. The gentle.
ran reports business ut the mines In a
~ z'sls psosveras. condition. Had II not
been for the unfortunate tunnel disaster
last month, the coal business. and as q
consequence all other business at Gallup,
would have gone far ahead Of anything
In Its history. Even with that set back
II will exceed any previous year. The
mills and mines have been opened. Me.
Kinley has given prosperity,
Norman L. Bletcher, Of Bland, one Of
the owners Of the Albemarle properties
came In from the north last night, ant
as he had not visited the metropolis fol
several weeks, his friends here saw thai
he enjoyed metropolitan life for seyera
hours. He is in the city to-day, and
states that the piping for the Albemarl,
was expected TO reach Thornton to-day
Mr.. Bleteher will remain until 10 morrow
evening. when he will return TO Bland.
Hon. James g. Fitch, OF Socorro, q
prominent member OF the local bar OF
that town, was passenger TO the citJ
last night, aud registered himself al
sturges' European. Mr.. Fitch Is her,
on legal matters. and II he does not con
clude TO continue to Santa Fe this even.
ing, he will return TO SOcorro tomorrow
morning.
officer Rossl has his street gang a
work repairing the bridge over the Ace
quia Madre. The street railway also hal
a crew Of men at work raising its tract
at the same point. This necessitates
change OF cars by the passengers between
old and new town to-day.
A report reached the city this morn
ing that Mr.. Ross, at the Presbyterian
mission school on the mesa. had a team
OF horses stolen last night.
Captain Jack Crawford will arrive OF
the 7a6 train from the north tonight
and his entertainment will begin at the
opera house at 8:l5.
Harry L. Talbot. representing Edwart
H. Best Il Co., Of Boston. il here to-day
leaving for California this afternoon.
Mrs. +. g. Pratt entertained the Tripl
Link Mite society yesterday afternoon q
her residence on east Iron avenue.
Newly furnished rooms; also rooms de
slrable for offices, at Hotel Columbus
south Second street.
District court cOnvenes In this olt,
next Monday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
THE LATTIMER RIOT.

Trial OF sheriff Martin and Deputies for
Kining Miners.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 2. Sheriff
Martins cross examination was resumed
by counsel for the prosecution to-day,
The main point established was that the
witness denied making the remark, after
shooting the strikers, that he had merely
taken a "hand In the matter" as plain
James Martin and not ~ the
sheriff Of Luzerne county. Samuel Price,
contractor and commission merchant,
testified that he was Sheriff Martins
chief deputy at the time OF the shooting.
He told Of the sheriff giving all deputies
explicit orders to keep cool. protect all
property and maintain the peace. lie
also told them they were not TO shoot un.
less for self protection.
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BLOWN UP BY A
DYNAMITE MINE!
The Maine Was Destroyed in Treach-
erOus Manner.
INSURGENTS WIN A VICTORY IN CUBA.

New York. March IA dispatch 10 the
Herald from Havana says: The Names
back was broken. The latest discoveries
made by divers not only support the in
formation printed by the Herald con.
cerning the paramount importance by
Ensign Howlson. but convince those Ia
charge Of the sub. marine investigation
beyond all doubt that a mine rent the
United States bat,leship asunder. The
keel has been found in two pieces. A
photograph, In itself evidence Of the ma
ture Of the explosion, has been taken. II
shows the Maine's dog" standing on q
part OF the wrecksge still above water.
The plate on which the dog" stands
came from the keel OF the ship. and was
the lowest part Of the tremendous mass
Of material thrown upward and star
hoard
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02

Twentieth Anniversary Of the Coronation
of a Good old Man.
Rome, March 2.-The twentieth ami
versary OF the coronation Of Pope Leo
XIII was celebrated to-day. His holiness
received the congratulations OF the high
prelates, replying In strong voice. He
recalled the demonstrations upon the Oc-
casiOn of his sacradotal and ponti6cal
anniversaries, and protested against the
outrages aimed at this enthusiasm which
had been allowed to be COM
mitted, adding that II was painful that
the aspirations of the faithful toward
Rome, the sacerdotal metropolis and the
depository OF divine oracles should be
wilfully misrepresented, but continued
his holiness, In order to console the pa.
pacy for these outrages, God had increas-
ed the love of the multitude for the pa.
pacy of Rome throughout the entire
world.
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DISTRICT COURT NEWS.
Arguments Made In the Talbot Estate Cas-
Other Matters of interest

Arguments Made In the Talbot Estate Case
Other Matters of Interest
The case Of the First National bank
and NJ. p. stamm vs. John A. Lee, the ex-
ecutOr of the Talbot estate, was argued
before Judge Crumpacker. Mr.. Field,
representing the estate, contended that
all claims against the estate were barred
by the statute OF limitations, more than
seven years having elapsed since the al
lOwance In the probate court Mr.. Nc
Millen, for the plaintiffs, cOntended that
the suit was originally for the benefit OF
all the creditors a. we'll a. themselves in
the hearing before Judge Crumpacker,
but before Judge Collier he cOntendsd
that the suit was for their preferred
claims and was 50 decided by Judge Col.
lieT and reversed on this point by the SUI
preme court.
This case has now been in the courts
for number OF years. The bank and
NJ. P. stamm originally reduced their
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
In a Critical Condition,

This morning, J, NJ. Happ, OF Port
Jervis. N. Y, wired 10 Professor L. Fen.
mar and John Fennar. that their sister
Mrs. Happ. was In critical condition,
The two brothers. and possibly their sis
ter at San Marcial. Mrs. link, will leave
for New York tomorrow night. THE
CITIZEN trusts that the next telegram tC
be received from Port Jervls. would con.
yey the information that Mrs. Happ's
condition had Improved.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
NICARAGUA CANAL.

70 Gould He Built for One Hundred Mil
lion Dollars.
New York, March IA letter 10 the
Herald, from Rivas, Nicaragua, says
The canal commission has finished the
work on the division OF the canal project
between Lake Nicaragua and the Pacific
The preliminary report could be made,
should 1t be requested, for the present
session OF congress. II would state thai
the canal is wholly feasible. The cost
OF the canal. based on study and Obser.
walton up TO the present time Is reckOned
at about one hundred million.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
Copper.
New York, March 2.-COpper, l0a4
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

Hawiian Annexation Question wn be
Decided Next saturday.
Washington. March 2. - The senate
committee on foreign relations decided
that a special meeting Of the committee
be held next Saturday for the purpose OF
considering the best course to be pursued
In the future with relation 10 the annex.
alton Of Hawaii. The decision grew out
of a suggestion that the treaty Of annex
alton be abandoned and the question
taken up in the senate on the basis OF a
bill providing for the same end.
The conference report on the pension
appropriation bill by Perkins was agreed
TO.
Mason, Of Illinois, Of the committee
on pOstofllces and pOstrOads, presented a
concurrent resolution from the commit.
tee for investigating the Lake City. s. c.,
postoflice murder, and on objection by
Allen, of Nebraska, the resolution was
laid over until tomorrow
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The snnIatr VIII nniih

AT the sheriff's sale OF county property
on Monday. Nestor Montoys bought the
lots belonging to the county and situated
between the county Jail and Judge Trim,
ble's residence, the consideration being
sl55. The purchase was made for Oh,
Society OfMutual Protection Of Old Albu
qnerque. The society intends to build
on IL in the near future = large and sub
stantial meeting hall, fitted up with band
quarters, offices, etc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
CLAY MODELS OF OLD SCENES.

The Interesting Exhibit witch Two
Women Are Preparing.
Clay models showing the homes OF the
natives Of Mexico, the missions and con-
vents OF Santa Fe and other buildings OF
historic interest In Old and New Mexico
and southern Colorado, will be exhibits
at the Omaha exposition Mrs. J. N
VOgelsang an her daughter, Mrs. Horace
Perkins, will leave Denver within the
next two weeks for Santa Fe, N. NJ, there
10 gather materials for an exhibit at the
exposition, which will faithfully
represent scenes In the old
town, with reproductions In clay OF
the plaza. the convent inseparably con-
nected with Coronado. Mrs. Vogelsang
made similar exhibits at the New York
state fair at Buffalo In 1892, and In Chi
cago In 1895. She had not thought OF
taking up the work again until short
time ago, when letters we're published in
various papers throughout the country,
asking where two women were who had
displayed clay models Ia Buffalo and Chi
cagO, and asking why they were not
making further exhibits.
This determined Mrs. Yogelsang and
her daughter 10 again resume the work.
The models are made from photographs,
and In size are on the scale OF one ineh
to each foot In the original structure.
Mrs. YOgelsang came hrst 10 Colorado
In 1853 aud since that time has lived q
few years In Mexico. She IL familiar
with the msnners and customs OF the
people aud tho who have seen her re.
productions realize how true 10 life they
are.
Mrs Vogelsang and her daughter. who
acts as an assistant, have interested the
Santa Fe railway in the idea OF exhibit
ing at Omaha, and II will be through
that c0mpany's endorsement and a. its
enterprise that the work will be under.
faHon
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sentence in the California penitentiary
for burglary. having been released in
September, and the murder was commit.
ted November n. His two accompllces
were arrested and are now under sentence
Of death for the murder.
willett admits that he is the man
wanted, but denies all knowledge Of the
murder. One Of the parties convicted
has made confession since conviction
and exOnerates the other one who is In
jail with him but duplicates Willett as
being the prime mover In planning the
burglary which resulted In the murder.
sheriff Ruffner expects 10 leave TO-.
morrow for California with the prisoner.
There IL quite a large reward out for his
arrest which Sheriff Ruffner will be en-
titled to.--Prescott Journal. Miner.
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PEACEFUL VESSELS.

Relief Ships with Provisions for the Starv-
ing TO Go to Cuba.
Washington. March 2.-secretary Long
has decided to send a naval vessel at once
to Cuba with forty or fifty tons OF pro-
visions for the relief Of suffering recon-
centradOes. The vessel will go 10 Matan-
zas or Santiago. The Montgomery will
take supplies to Matanzas, and the Nash
willie 10 Sagua La Grande.
The vessels will return Immediately
after delivering the supplies, which were
furnished by the New York Cuban relief
committee.
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Knnsns Oily Mnrkat.

Kansas City, March 2. Cattle - Re
ceipts, 1000 Market steady to l0c higher
Texas steers, $2.6OG4.4O; Texas cows
t3.3O@4.25; native steers, 81 00a5.5O
native cows and heifers, S1.0O@4. 40
stOckers and feeders, s3.25@5.s5; bulls
t2.S5@4.25.
sheep--Receipts, 1900; market steady
Lambs, &4.00g5.45; muttOns, $3.OO@4. SO
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A GOOD CATCH.

sheriff RuHner Captures a Murderer Upon
whom There Is Big Reward.
James Willett, who Is wanted at Red
wood, California. for the murder of a man
at Baden was arrested at Ash Fork yester.
day and lodged In the county Jail. The
murder was committed by three men who
were attempting to commit burglary the
man they murdered heard their opera
tiOns and gave the alarm, and in order tC
make their escape they killed him.
Willett has Just completed a ten years
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THE vIzCAYA.

spanish In Havana Rejoice over Arrival
of Battle ship
Havana, March 2.-PuOlic and private
greeting, OF the spanish battle ship.
Vlzcaya, which arrived here last night,
have not lessened in fervor to-day.
Divers ara working hard upon the
wreck OF the Maine. II Is feared that
many Of the dead were blown to pieces.
which would account FOR the failure to
find the bodies whereexpected.
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Ohicnrn ntnnn MnIkat.

Chicago. March g. Cattle - Receipts,
1000 Market steady to stronger.
Beeyes, t3.9O@6-5O; cows and heifers,
$2.l0@4.4O; stOckers and feeders, $3.4O@
4.40; Texas steers, $3.6O@435.
sheep-Receipts, %, 600. Market weaker
Native sheep, S91O@465; westerns
t35O@4.56; lambs, a. 25e5.GO.
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BAITLE IN CUBA.

spanish Lost One Thousand Men In the
Engagement
New York, March l.-Reports Of a
recent battle at Holguin, province Of
Santiago de Cuba. have been received In
New York. Instead Of the battle being a
Spanish victory. as represented from Ha-
vana. IL was disastrous defeat, followed
by the retreat OF the Spanish forces.
The Spanish loss was one thousand
men. The Cubans lost flfty In Eve days
fighting.
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claim 4, was an Accident

Madrid, March 2.--The Spanish govern
ment received a report from the Spanish
authorities Of Havana, saying that the
explosion which wrecked the Maine was
due to internal causes, adding that It was
believed that the United States experts
will admit this without reservation OF
anY kindr
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
Canadian Election

Toronto, March 2.-The latest returns
Of yesterdays elections show that the lib
eral government has been sustained by .
majority OF three. The figures are: Forty.
eight liberals, forty-three conservatives,
one patron. one independent, and one
constituency yet to hear from.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
Thia Is OmeiaI.

Key West, March 2.-Practically no In
formation presented to the court of in
qniry has been disclosed Naval officers
at this STATEN, not connected with the
court, express the guarded view that very
little testimony has yet been heard tend
ing to show that the explosion was the
result of conspiracy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02

Phoenix. Ariz,, March 2.-ResOlutiOns
have been adopted by mass meeting OF
citizens, held at the court house here,
instructing ArizOna's delegate in con-
gress to place the territory on record as
demanding the Independence OF Cuba.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
Court Of inquiry An Session.

Key West. March 2.-The court Of in
quiry on the loss OF the battleship Maine
resumed Its sessions here to-day. Ten
more enlisted men were examined by the
full board. Commander Forsyth was the
first witness not on the list of the crew
OF the Maine,
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Ininnntinn nnnie.l

Chicago. March 2.-The application Of
the Inter Ocean for an injunction to re-
strain the Associated Press from cutting
of its news service to that paper was de-
MED by Judge Waterman to-day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
ID. ofH. A, O, U. w.

Excelsior Lodge, No. 1, will meet In
regular session this Wednesday night at
1880 o'clock at their hall on South Second
street. Members are requested TO be pres
ent. Visiting members cordially invited
TO attend. BY order Of the q. OF II.
u, 7. HOFFMAN,
RecOrder.
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from trees near their cabin at the head
Of Irish creek The two came here about
a year ago. and spent most Of their time
hunting herbs. Threats have been made
against the old man.
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Hung by a moi.

Memphis, Tenn March 2.-Fred, Moore
murderer of Tom Anderson, was taken
from the county Jail at senatObia, Miss
this morning and was shot to death by q
mob OF fifty persons.
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Chicago. March a. Wheat - May,
81 06JS; July, Ole. Corn-March, 2sSTc
May, 3OAc. 0ats-March, 95ISc; May,
263Sta2Gl6e.
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Washington, March 2. - The president
to-day nominated William L. Avery, Of
Montgomery, consul at Belize, British
UOndura1.
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hfasouio-

There will be regular communication
q Temple Lodge, No. 0, A. +. and A. NJ,
At Masonic hall tomorrow evening ai
7.s0 o'clock sharp. Visiting brethren In
vited, BY order Of the W. M.
Q. w. MRDLRR, See,
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MOrgantOwn, n. c., March 2. - An old
Indian doctor and little girl who kept
house for him have been found hanging
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Dead.

Troy, N. Y, March 2.--John Wilde,
actor, died to day.
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silver ana LsAa.
Brutal Lynohing.

New York, March 2, - Silver, 41Sc
Lead, 1890.
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Dress Goods.

Our stock this season is larger
and prettier than ever. High
novelty patterns, exclusive de-
signs, plain goods IN all the lat
est shades, fancy weaves, novel
effects, in fact all the latest and
newest modes will be found
here.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02

Agents for Butter
ick's Patterns and
DIR. Jaeger's Un-
derwear.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
Black Goods.

Our Black Goods Department
is larger than all the combined
Black Goods stock in the city.
We have ell the latest weaves
in Henrietta, Cashmere, Brill
ianteen, jacquard, Cravenette,
Sublime, Grenadine, Armure,
Serges, Baiiste and Brocade
and Novelty Weaves Of every
variety.
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| New Silks.

Our new spring stock Of Silks
includes beautiful novelty plaids,
Roman stripes and fancy gren-
adines for waist patterns-no
two alike. Also full line OF
Taffettes, Moiree, Peau de Sol,
Wash Silks, Gros Grain, Sa-
tines, Brocades, etc, in black
and colors.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02
Mail Orders.

Ladies' llv ng out of
town who wish 20 take
advantage of this sale
will please send orders
early In order 20 Prevent
disappointment. Orders
will be filled as long as
the present stock lasts,
but will not be duplicated
Vt these prices.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-02

Our Guarantee.
Better goods for the
same money, OF same
goods for less money
than elsewhere.
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Dress Fronts.

The new style trimmiug-we
are showing quite a variety
in Net with Jet effects, beaded
Fronts in Pearl and Colors,
Gold effects set with Opals, etc.