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last meeting of the Degree of Honor
is as follows: F. c. of H., Mrs. s. J.
Gould; c. of H., Mrs. Mary Magill; L.
of H., Mrs. r. r. Comfort; C. of c..
Mrs. G. HARRISON; usher, Mrs. Ida Ma
ham, rec, Newt Lille: iln., P. P. Gould:
rec, j. r. Comfort. The Waterman
will be appointed at the next regular
meeting.
genuine surprise party was tender
ed DR.. and Mrs. D. A. Pease in honor
of their 3Sth wedding anniversary. che
hostess was equal to the occasion ard
provided games, consisting of crokinole
and progressive euchre. DR. Davis IN
was fortunate in securing the BOBBY
prize, consisting of a box of fine cigars.
and Mrs. ]. M. Page and G. B. Wheat
were awarded the first prize Dainty
refreshments were served, after which
the party separated wishing the couple
many returns of the day. Those pres
ent We're: Judge and Mrs. Lott Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Comfort, MIR. and Mrs
j. NJ. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. Wheat.
Mr. and Mrs. George HARRISON. Mr..
and Mrs. William Owsley. DR.. and Mrs,
Dawson.
Mrs. A. P. Hall of the banking firm
of Hall & Bennett left on Tuesdays
train for Des Moines, Ia She was ac-
companied by her son, Harry, who will
be placed in school. Her son, Jesse.
who holds a position in the Virginia
City bank, accompanied her this far.
The Eastern Star will be Differed by
the following named for the ensuing
year: w. M, Mrs. Pease: w. A. NJ,
Mrs. HARRISON; patron. J. r. Comfort;
conductor, Mrs. Lott; assistant conduc-
tor, Mrs. Page; treasurer, G. B. Wheat;
Adah, Miss l.. Smith; Esther, Miss II.
Page: Ruth, Miss l.. Page; Martha
Miss NJ. Page: Electa, Mrs. Wheat;
warden, Mrs. Counter; sentinel, f. r.
Counter.
The Twin Bridge band has been or
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

Geography was the subject of a paper
presented by Mrs. Hill, a recitation by
Mrs. S. Baker, instrumental music by
Mrs. Weber, spelling lesson. question
box and current events We're some of
the exercises. Mrs. Huffman served a
very nice fruit lunch, after which the
society adjourned to meet at the nome
of Mrs. Chester Newmans in two
weeks
A very interesting meeting of Ike
Montana State Housekeepers society
was held Monday, jan %, at the guild
rooms in Bozeman. The subject was
Historical Records of Montana" with
the following programme: Pres ant
Sources of Information Regarding the
History of Montana" Mrs. Bull:
Sketch of Lewis and Clarke" Mrs.
Featherstone; Historical Sketch CT
John BoZeman," Miss Miles; His
torical Sketch of Jim Bird
ger and First Fourth of July
Celebration at Virginia City, 1854" Mis-
Mardis; EARLY History of Bozeman
City Mrs. Lewis; Source Method of
Teaching History" Miss Brewer. The
society fully appreciated the able talk
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

extended visit to the New England
states Sunday morning.
J.. e. Swindlehurst is in Helena This
week on business.
Lieutenant Lindsey and wife of Fort
Keogh were in the city Wednesday.
H. B. Segur of Billings was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Sam Barrett of Aldridge is in the city
attending the district court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

regard to the supposed
polypus, as I then
could not afford to have
it removed, l began to
tax Q Pe-ru-na, think
ing l might at leastget
some temporary relief.
By the I'll me 1 had
taken one bottle the
polypus had disap-
peared, and three bot
Ties cured the catarrh
and throat trouble. l
have recommended the
medicine to several
friends. AS q minis
%1,.Sr, .-sG~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

Mrs. Lizzie M. Brewer, Westerly, R. l.,
writes in recent letter to DR.. Hartman:
81 was very much pleased to read in our
daily paper for the first time that your rem
edy (Pe-ru-na) is being advertised in our
city. I have been doing for years all that
could to make the people of our city under
stand the virtues Of your remedies, and you
may judge how glad am to see your reme-
dies advertised in our papers. have used
Pe-ru-na in my family for over four years.
/ find it sure cure for all catarrhal affec-
tions SO common in this part of the coun-
try. 1t cures cold at once. There is no
cough medicine that can at all equal Pe-ru-n
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contact with all classes of people, and
shall always speak good word for Pc
ru-na. I have given trial bottles to
few friends. Wishing you abundant
success, so long as you merit it SO richly
as you have heretofore, remain very
truly"
Mr.. A. F. Jackson, Mansfield, La,
says: cat one time a lady friend of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

mine came to my store
and 8 aid tn at her
health had been fail
ing for some time and
til at her case had
baffled the skill of her
physicians. I got her
a bottle of Pe-ru-na,
and about three weeks
later she came to my
store again and said
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

The
he observes the effect of medicine,
occasionally
is high favor with the Tits specific catarrhal diseases
Varehes throat
stomach caarrh of the kidneys, and that
women profession
plant Peruna these troubles
photo will benefit
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

j. w. Egbert, NJ.
D., Neosho, Mo-, a
graduate of tn r Q g
schools of medicine,
says of Pe-ru-na: "I
have, durin e the
years of my active
practice, not only
seen Pe-ru-na used
with gratifying re-
suits, but have also
had occasion to test
its virtues in my
nra tiaa anH CON.
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Mr.. A. F. Jackson.

tn at she was well. MI a. t. '"oAsoii
She said she told her physician when he
came to see her that she did not need his
services any more; that Pe-ru-na had
made a young woman of her again. Her
complaint was catarrh, indigestion and
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Ina. AS for la grippe, there is no rem-
."
change of life. 1 have introduced your
medicines by favorable comment into
many families in our section, and in
nearly every case the most gratifying
results have been effected.o
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

The Womans Social, Domestic and
Literary society of Bozeman met at the
home of Mrs. Huffman, on Church
street, on Tuesday afternoon. there
were q members present A very pleas
ant and profitable afternoon was spent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

On January % the Homer club met
as usual, and besides the regular pro-
gramme, the members enjoyed an in
formal discussion of Expansion"
There were two papers read, THE Com
promise of 1880" by Mrs Groeneveld,
and THE Life of ]. G. Whittier" by
Mrs. Hendricks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
THE TWO cOuBINED CIRcTSES.

There have been for many years three big cir
cuses in this country. Outside NewYor city all
have been well known and have stood high In pub
lie favor. only one Of them was familiar IN ms
city Barnum q Baileys. When Adam Forepaueh
was alive hts show made many appearances In
what Is now greater Ncw-York and was seen al
the Madison Square Garden once or twice. Inc
ot her show is the Sells Brothers. They confined
themselves chiefly To the Western ana Southern
country. but made several tours through the East
States. though they never attempted TO exhibit
I'm greater New York. NON the Barnum Il Bailey
show is In England. and Mr.. Bailey. who controls
the Adam FOrepauEh show. has united II with the
Sells Brothers The consolidated concern VIII tax"
the place in the East heretofore held by IN" Bar
mum a. Bailey show. and will begin the tour Of lSr'
bv exhibiting for two weeks in the Madison Square
Garden. beginning on Tuesday April Is II Is hoped
that this will satisfy the most cXdcting circus
devotees Of the city. for II IL said that they have
about all the startling circus acts In existence In
this country their programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
Bedroom Furniture.

Ludwig Baumann e. Company present an
unequalled line Of choice mahogany and
bird's-eye maple pieces for Bedroom or
Boudoir.
Bird's-eye maple, delicately inlaid in soft
colorings. in neat and dainty patterns.
CHIFFONIER in golden oak. we'll made and
finished. Five large drawers brass handle
trimmings. fancy carved gallery al top Large
and commodous. and very cheap a; our re
markedly low price Of S349.
BEDROOM SUIT Of three pieces. in antique oak:
excellent make and finish: Dresser has three
drawers and bevel plate mirror. 2)xc4; top Of
bed and dresser handsomely carved washstand
has splasher hack; very good suit 1913.
WHITE ENAMEL BED. OF best make and
perior finish. perfect Joints and standard design;
plain but very desirable. ! inch pillars, brass
acorn and caps: special NJ S2.39.
SOFT TOP MATTRESS full size. s1.7O.
WHITE COTTON MATTRESS. full size. $3.50
Our great 4O-rn ALI. HAIR MATTRESS in A.
c A. ticking. S3.74.
81 ms. FEATHER PILLOWS. odorless. SIC.
WHITE ENAMEL CABINET FOLDING Red
with table very convenient for small apart
nents; cheap s2.S3.
FRoEHLICH FLAwLEss FOLDING IRON
BEDS. and all other kinds Of Brass and Iron
Beds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
Library Furniture.

Ludwig Baumann & Company have
stock OF Library and Office Furniture which
admits Of no comparison.
Library bookcases. and other bookcases OF
every desirable sort. including magnificent
models in solid mahogany, Flemish ana
English oak
FLAT TOP DESK. in antique oak, STANDARD make
and finish; TWO slides: six small and two large
drawers in base: very special at So.4o.
MORRIS CHAIR Of new pattern. framework OF
mahogany finish with ne inlaying throughout;
seat and back covered in Roman SILK plush
with embroidered medallion AT top, eXtraordl-
nary value at SI3.25.
LIBRARY BOOKCASE ~ selected quartered oak
in English oak finish water-ruboed poilsh'
hand-carved claw feet. four adjustable sheiVes'
ca.ework excenently made and finely carved
double doors Of heavy plate; special at S2'.oo'
BOOKKEEPER's DESK Of quartered oak. stand
ard style workmanship and finish; nine drawers
in base: four drawers. including lock drawer
for cash. S25.oO.
LIBRARY TABLE. of very choice design !"
chartered sawed oak. excellent make and nnish'
swell front fancy legs and supports; lower
shelf and one lorg drawer; top 3oxf4; bar
gain at S14.25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
Carpet Department.

Ludwig Baumann & Company's Carpet
Department is well stocked with all the
most desirable carpetngs fresh from the
mills.
Rugs Of all sorts styles and sizes. orr
entail Art Rugs. Persian Carpetings. &C
large line OF new Chinese and japanese
Mattngs durable and excellent
Send FOR our carpet catalogue with It's
colored plates-exact representation OF pat
terns make selection easy.
Our new patterns OF Savonneries. Amin
sters. Moquettes. Saxony Administers. VIII
ton Velvets and Velvets. as well as all our
other new stock. are now on exhibition
INGRAINS. at 24c. per yard.
ART SQUARES
1890 9x9 ohl2
yOt 2.44 3.1f
COO wards ENGLISH IINOLEUM. at Bic. per
square ward.
1000 pieces CHINA and JAPANESE Matthias
S425 per piece. worth $G25.
1878 per piece worth $40.
1875 per piece worth $685.
All colors and designs. fresh importatons'
The UNIVERSAL. CARPET SWEEPER. at ~ 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
ParlOr Furniture

Ludwig Baumann & Companys assert
ment Of Parlor Furniture is well worth
your most careful notice. An unequalled
line of Parlor Suits. including many ex
elusive styles-frames Of Vernis Martin or
gold leaf lnish-with or without hand
painted medallons. Upholstery Of novel and
elegant fabrics-rich satin damasks EN-.
bossed velours-exquste tapestries
vast variety OF odd pieces-music and
curio cabinets-occasional chairs. dainty
little tables. rockers. &c.
ARMCHAIR Of exquisite design framework Of
solid MAHOGANY carved and finely inaid; best
upholstery and finish throughout; covered in
Liberty velvet. figure and noral designs. artistic
and effective; rare opportunity
exclusive novelty our price only s31 90.
PIER MIRROR Of new and pretty design frame
work Of mahogany. deliberately carved mirror
e0x2o. Of heavy French beveled plate bric-a--
brac shelf az base: very desirable and excep-
tionally cheap S14.25
EMPIRE DlvAN of very elegant design. frame
work Of finest mahogany. deliberately hand
carved and inlad in mo,her-of pearl fines; Of
springs and upholstery. covered in embossed
velour in shade OF green. brass beading
finish elegant and exclusive. at S07.67.
ROCKER. Of novel and attractive design; frame
work Of polished mahogany-line inlaylns
throughout. back and seat covered in finest
quality leather SS.25.
PARLOR SUIT Of five pieces. graceful shape.
frames OF mahogany. carved and inlaid. highly
polished, best spring upholstery covered In
figured tapestry. handsome colors. with floral
design: excellent make and finish; bargain a,
s0O.03.
Annually at this season offer a PARLOR SUIT
Of exceptionally good value; this year have
had made for exclusively a three piece Suit.
Of choice design. good upholstery and great
durability. covered in figured velour. with fringe
20 match: a matches bargain. upward from
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
Dining Room Furniture.

Ludwig Baumann Company nave on
exhibition n remarkably fine assortment OF
Dining Room Furniture. showing many ex-
elusive models. Hand carved Mahogany
massive and elegant; also richly enectVe
pleces in Flemish and English oak; substan-
tial excellence in golden oak-the popular
finish.
China Closets. Sideboaris, Side Tables
Extension Tables and Chairs OF every grace
from the most elaborate 10 the ordinary
Prices strikingly low.
sIDEBOARD IN the popular golden oak finish
very neat and pretty design. handsomely carved
top stanchors and panels. serpentine front
three drawers and cupboards. one long and
two short display shelves bevelled edge French
plate mirrors. cheap at 5000.
DINING ROOM EXTENSION TABLE OF quar-
tered oak In the popular golden finish Is H.
long when opened out. panel sides, turned legs
ard massive carved cav feet. finely mace
polish finish. che design; bargain at
S13S9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
Houscfurnishing Dept.
An EXQUISITE SOUVENIR.

AN EXQUISITE SObN fNlh
4 tumhler Of best quality blown glass Will
he given free Of charge with every purchase
of one dollars worth or over in our House
furnishing Department. It's decoration
oors,sts Of a finely etched miniature of our
mammoth establishment a unique ana
pretty gift.
EAGLE GRAPHOPHONE. the most remarkable
'n,or,,o, ~ the age: reproduces song. speech
o,d instrumental music penny slot machines
which We sell for $1,000.
Others sell upward from 5000.
Supplies at popular prices
CAMERAS Of all makes and styles at lowest prices
beginning at si.6S.
spec,al in Supplies DEVELOPING and ToNlN'
SOLUTIONS. zoe. per bottle PLATE ho .1.,
Frs. 29c. and upward: PRINTING FRAMES
Sc. up.
Others at equally low prices
ELECTRIC BELL. OUTFIT. consisting OF dry bat
terry nickel plated vibrating bell fancy push
h,,,on "a feet OF wire and staples for fasten-
ing; complete for 1oc.
pARy CARRIAGES Of every sort plain or elao-
crate. with any desirable style OF uphos'e''
narasols &c. prices begin at $3.50
cor,p,e,e assortment OF GO-CARTs. upward
from sI.70.
Send for Catalogue.
cROoUET SET Of hardwood Male, ana Balls
fancy co.ored stripings packed IN strong ooN'
set with s mallets At CSC.
Set with mallets. at &c.
Set with mallets. at 40c.
THE NEW HOME
new departure Sewing Machine; all the latest
improvements: standard make latest design
very easy running and desirable.
OIL, STOVE. burners 31-inch wicks: strong ma
terial economical and special; very cheap at the
price. 9fc.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS OF best makes and at
low prices: also all sorts Of BAGS and SATCH
ELS We are headquarters in this line.
Prices on BAGS begin at Csc.
PRICES on TRUNKS begin at s1.10.
SPECIAL offer JARDINIERES and PLANTS. Fine
decorated and gold lined china JARDINIERES.
with real prepared PALMS. will be sold for this
week for less than other houses ask FOR jardi-
nieres alone. complete. ~ .23.
Specials for This Week.
Groceries.
IN pkg. STARCH. &c.
6-ib pkg STARCH. ne.
! small bottle AMMONIA. &c.
pkgs S1LEXO for &c.
pkg SUNSHINE. Sc.
pkg. TOM BOY SOAP. 1c.
box G2o cakes TOM BOY SOAP. s1.O7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
LIST OF DEAD INCREASES
OUR MORE BODIES OF WINDSOR HOTEL
VICTIMS FOUND.
wo IDENTIFIED AS THOSE OF MISS HOFFMAN
AND MRS AUzE-PRAIsE FOR FIRE
MEMS GALLANTRY.

MEMS CALAMITY.
-Four more bodies were recovered yesterday from
ne ruins OF the Windsor Hotel. Two were identi-
ed those OF Miss Dora Hoffman Of Baltimore.
nd Mrs. NJ. Auze. Of the place. an elderly
oman and the friend Of Miss Hoffman The body
{ Miss Hoffman was identified by her brother and
hat Of Mrs. Auze by DR.. Brown, Of No 1873 West
-seventh-st.
A gold watch marked Dora" found with
iiss Hohmap's body.
The finding Of these bodies on the FOrty-seventh-
l. side Of the ruins and to the rear Of the build
az confirms a theory OF a curious happening in
he fire. These had rooms the
'orty-s!xth-st. side Of the building and the
'fth-ave. front. The fire started this side. and
shows that some persons ran from the burning
;de Of the building to the Forty-seventh-st. side
There there was a staircase Many were caught
here and Il is believed that when the workmen
aise the iron Orders around the spot where the
wo bodies were found yesterday morning they will
ONE across more Many OF these people were on
he fifth floor. and they were carried down through
he building by the fail OF the ruins 10 the cellar
The last two bodies found yesterday were not
Identified and were labelled No. 80 and No. "a at the
dorgue They are both those OF men With Body
So "a were found a white handkerchief marked
Drake" and a receipted bill made out TO II. w.
.osee These may lead to Identification.
Fire Commissioner Scannell has received the fol-
owing letter from Archbishop Corrigan:
I have been requested 10 write TO you in regard
n the recent fire the Windsor Hotel and call
-FOUR attention TO the bravery OF two or the mem
,ers ~ The Fire Department Mrs. Schuchardt. Nv
ne on the fourth floor OF the hotel, owes her life
o the efforts Of Edward Ford. or Truck No ~, ana
H,ilIiam Clark Of Truck No. T. Al the request OF
,er maid these two went 70 her rescue ana
brought her down from the fourth story she APP
srecated their conduct, and would have lked 10
how her gratitude but the men assured her they
,ad only done their duty and II was against the
.1les ~ the Department 10 accept reward
7 write YOU the refore. with pleasure, ana am
,iad 70 add nv request TO that OF MIS- Schuchhrdl
20, ,,o viii bear in mind the heroic conduct OF
.bese men when there may be question or promo
don especially Mr.. Ford was not on du'y VINE"
ne assisted Mr. Clark IN the rescue
Secretary Docharty sent the following reply
Rev SIR: This Department Is I'm receipt OF your
OF the 9th inst regarding tne praVe
= "a neritorious service rendered at the Windsor
Hotel catastrophe. am directed by the Co2nis-
.ioner 10 inform that IL Is especially gratylnS
In him 10 be the recipient OF so many testimonials
sYpressye Of the appreciation OF the herolsm dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

% sr,hu - 70 M Never eTayb"sS $50 ooo
9Th ave - 235 u 52d n. 22xs0. Louis
I t%~Ths'sm ana "no'"''' ''''' 900
''s Mr t ,eDtsrg -, 20 Fil1aheih II Tayicr 1900
"a ors =, Worrs Tscbcr 20 $50
'' aHG aIsop and on .,ec 10 %chael Dun 5000
'7sa ST. srS NO W ~ East i""'S 1000
GOth-st. No 90 West. 2OXlOt, the National
s suIEn",s ana ''''''' ' " ' 2soOO
.Ter~ots ~ AMOS y Emo 10 Pet DoeSsr $1,000
AysnuS 3D. Nn,r 81 t'f '"cb-m TO- coo
Thompson. st. NJ 100 s. 25.4xgt 1iS25x95i I,
ia nSe", q, OF Amos II Emo 10 "'''' i6 30
st h nna ro o en- 10 Louis sogman 1860
Waverley Place 30 n ~ Greene ST. @3A
snd,ber 'NS'S MAX '"co'y 10 '''a '.' 100 900
Amsterdam ave- " t cor p = sctnt,e $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

plaved by those two men, and especially when
emanatng from so high and dignifed "A source as
Yourself The official report OF the Department Is
being prepared and when submitted the names Of
Ford and Clark will be included the roll OF honor
Of the heroes who, at the Imminent risk OF their
lives succeeded In saving many human beings.
Respecting the promotion OF those individuals
70 whom you refer there IS bill pending before
tho Legislature at Albany which gives to the Com
missioner the power and authority TO make promo
lions in the uniformed force OF the Department
without Civil Service examinations, whore Instances
OF bravery OF this character occur. Should that
lscomc "a law he will then have an opportunity OF
carving out his intention publicly announced
when appointed to take charge OF ,he Department
that promotions IT. the uniformed force, far
he was able control would be made for bravery
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
Upholstery Department.

Ludwig Baumann & Company's stock OF
Upholstery includes the most up to date
draperies Of every description Lace Cur
tains. including the most elegant styles IN
Renaissance. Irish Point. &c. Portieres or
chenille. satin derby, velour &c.
Artistic Summer Draperies. In cretonne'
ch1ntz and similar materials Exquisite
STYLES at most moderate figures.
SATIN Russo. 30 in. wide. extra heavy reg
ular value 49c. y6 special 35c.
DOr-BI,E WARP TAPESTRY. so in. wide full
line colors. regular value SOC. per yard special
O9c.
FRENCH STRIPED TAPESTRY. 80 IN wide. full
line Of color. regular value Csc per yard
special. Coo.
PETIT POINT. 30 In. wide full line Of colcrs.
regular value S11S per yard special. .oc.
FIGURED ARMUIE TAPESTRY. so in. wide
chntz colorings regular value $50 per yard
special 0Sc.
Extra quality DAMAsK. 30 in wide. ohintz color
ings. regular va'ue sl.6o per yard special
eII5.
SILK TAPESTRY. 30 in. wide. full line Of coors
regular value 50 % per yard special. S1.30.
SILK DAMASK. % in. wide fun line OF coors
regular value s.. ~ per yard. special. 1.60.
COUCH COVERS. 90 in. wide. Bagdad Tapestry.
fringed II around, regular value 500 special.
$3.50.
TAPESTRY PORTIERES-Tuli line OF Oriental
PORT1ERES. every imaginable color. countless
patterns per pair from s1.9S TO $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

Ludwig Baumann & Company invite your
attention to their new and magnificent stock
of Furniture, Carpets and Upholstery.
High grade furnishings at moderate prices
Extraordinary values in every department
thoroughly up to date assortment OF
everything necessary for the fitting up OF
house. fat and cottage. Every grade ever!
desirable style. every obtainable novelty
oddity and speciality
Nowhere else are such opportunities as we
offer possible. You do yourself an injustice
II you neglect to see our stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

San Francisco April Miss Lilly Post. the de-
mented actress and singer who was confined In
the city Hospital Thursday night, made "A frantic
effort regain her liberty while on the way e a
private asylum for the insane at Livermore. She
leaped from a carriage and almost succeeded in
escaping from her attendants Ovcrstudy In her
profession Is said 10 be the cause OF her dersnge-
nent which Is regarded as entirely acute The