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The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
ALIAS FRArH FORREST

On the Sth inst a dispatch was sent TO
Congressman Loud asking him 10 see
Supervising Architect Taylor with q view
OF making alterations in the plans. which
call for concrete flooring throughout the
building Yesterday President Sbarboro
received letter from Mr.. Loud fncIud-
ing one from Mr.. Taylor, which practical
" settles the matter. Mr.. Taylor SAYS
under date Of the 9Th inst, that after due
consideration it was decided 10 use the
concrete system OF flooring; that the iron
work and tie rods had been placed to con-
form with such method and would not
accommodate satisfactorily terra-cotta
floor arches.
Notwithstanding the chilling effect of
this letter, the officers Of the association
are determined that the hollow tile in
dustry shall be recognized by the Govern
ment in future public buildings, several
Of which are TO be constructed before
long Manager Goodwin yesterday said:
IN the hope that this local industry may
receive proper recognition in the prepa-
ration Of specifications for the new public
buildings at Oakland, Stockton and else
where in the State. the. Manufacturers
and Producers Association has forward
ed an argument in favor Of hollow tiling
TO the Supervising Architect of the Treas
ury."
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

Fitzgerald, who was drowned in the bay
a short time ago, having fallen therein
from the steamer Morgan City, fled suit
Yesterday against the Risdon Iron and
Locomotive Works TO recover SIS 900 dam
ages for the death Of the deceased. 1t
is contended that the deceased was en-
ployed by the defendant corporation re-
pairing the vessel; that he was compelled
TO work until late in the evening, and
that when he went TO leave the steamer
there were no lights to guide him to the
gang plank. In consequence he lost his
bearings, fell overheard and was
drowned The Coroner's jury returned a
verdict finding that death was due TO ac-
cident caused by the negligence of the
defendant corporation for not providing
lights. Hence the suit.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
ARTHUR DIosY HERE.
Author of ''The New Far East" on
His WaY to Japan.

Arthur Diosy. the English author, ar
rived in this city with his wife from Lon
don yesterday morning and took apart
rnents at the Palace Mr.. Diosy has been
brought into considerable prominence in
the world Of literature by the recent pub
ucation Of his book, The New Far
East" He viii go to Japan in search Of
further information regarding the char
acteristics Of the japanese, which he has
treated in SO interesting a manner in his
latest book
Mr. Diosy is one Of the founders and vice
chairman OF the Council Of the japanese
nose the acquiring Of knowledge in the
orient. II is for the purpose of gather
ing additional facts that Mr. DiOsy is now
or his way 10 the land Of the little
Brown man" and q new book will IN
d0ubtedly be the result Of his investiga-
tfouS
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

many in 1876, disposes of the estate as
follows: To Marta A. Russ. decedent's
widow, g life interest in the estate, pro-
vtding that she does not remarry. On
her death the entire estate is to be di-
vtded among her three children-Daisy NJ
rich Russ.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
GEORGE W. LOEHR, Pharmacist,
l-L--nra T1evfsadern. san f.ranclsco

r-o~,ar C,esrv and Devisadero, san FRANCISCO
when Herlfhy read the account OF the
murder Of the chlld ana eLt5 a. IraTerted to
tbe incident of the night before, dIIu " ASn I
he reDOrted off duty IN the evening uS
impaired his SUSPICIOUS TO r9e+sS+3I-s oe IiTa
bero and Sergeant Duke, who have been
detailed on the case r,1.-,
Yesterday morning 6erIny anu ~, ~ ,1TI1 1T1.-
Ixx- visited the City Prison Tor the puL-
nose of identifying Mrs. ADAMS as e tLe
woman VINO purchased the poison 0Si :
geant Duke warned them 10 be cdISLuL s dS
: vornan's life was at stake, and then
said he proposed TO bring several women
before them in order that the 1denLiiIiIcd-
ton, if made at all, might oe poslsIIfE pIIf1i Z;
Mrs Adams was the first woman calIegl cane 4
out and as soon as Herlihy got a good
look at her he SAID; -.
you need not bring out any more; this
u ..Didn't you see me at the corner of
Geary and Devisadero streets sunday
nieht?'' he added, addressing the woman.
mo; I was not out4ot the house sunday
nfght and I never saw you before, re-
piled Mrs. Adams positively
Il guess you did" remarked the of1cer,
as the woman was led back to her cell
PurIenky said that while Mrs. Adams
looked very much like the woman VINO
purchased the carboIic acid he could not
be positive that she was the one.
Women often come into the store for
carboIic acid" he explained, land I did
NOT take particular notice of her appear
aIce. she 0ld not act ueENOuSiy anu
when I asked her what she wanted the
poison for she said she wanted to use it
as a douehe. She gave her name and
address as Mrs. Creighton, 325 Point Lo-
bos avenue"
There is d vacant lot at that address,
and there is no party named Creighton
living anywhere in that vicinity. Officer
Herlihy says that when he saw the
woman in front of the drug store she
was dressed exactly as was Mrs. Adams
at the time Of her arrest. with the one
Exception that she then wore black
cape of some woolly material trimmed
with fur, instead of a black Jacket De-
tective Graham and Sergeant Duke have
as vet been unable TO find the cape, al
though the garment is recognized as an
important piece of evidence.
brother. says he left the house on Parker
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
Saw Her Tear Label
From a Bottle.
IDENTIFICATION IS POSITIVE
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE AL
LEGED MURDERESS.
PoIiceman's Statement Is Partially
Corroborated by Drug Clerk
George Purlenky-Purchaser
Gives a Fictitious Name.

Officer John P. Herlihy Of the O'Farrell-
street station is prepared TO swear that
he saw Mrs. Minnie Adams stand on the
corner of Geary and Devisadero streets, in
front of George W. Loehr's drugstore,
Sunday 1..xht and tear the label from a
bottle of carboIic acid which she had
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

Of this coast a competing road. The Santa
Fe has a Federal franchise, but seeks a
State one, as without it. Mr- Preston
stated. It had no right 70 collect tolls
The committee reached no conclusion in
the matter before II and adjourned until
II g. m. to-day when argument will be re-
sumed. It vas determined to ask Gov
ernor Gage to postpone his hearing of the
matter until Saturday afternoon This
will 9ermft Of the delegation from this
city going TO the capital on Saturday
morning
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
AUGUSTUS P. RUSS, WILL.
Leaves His Widow a Life Interest in
His Entire Estate

The will Of Augustus ?. Russ. one Of
the family interested in an estate in this
city, of which the Russ House is q part,
Vsho died in Dresden, Germany. on Janu-
sry Il, was filed for probate yesterday
The petition for probate Of the will states
that decedent's estate exceeds 80 900 in
value. its exact value being unknown.
The viii, which was executed in this city
in 1874, a codicil being annexed in Ger
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
CONCRETE INSTEAD OF TILES
Government Decides Upon Flooring
for Federal Buildings.

The efforts Of the Manufacturers and
Producers Association to have changes
made in the plans for the new Federal
building so that local manufacturers Of
hollow tiIing may bid upon the contracts
have brought a reply from Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson
gives some very important advice to
American Farmers in next Sundays
Call.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
Suggest Loan of a Fire Engine.

The Fire Commissioners, in a communi-
carton 10 the Board OF Supervisors yes
terdav. recommended the loan Of an old
engine TO residents Of Sutro Heights
district until such time as permanent pro-
lection against IRE can be PROVIDED
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
Charles H watts Estate.

The inventory and appraisement in the
estate of the late Charles H. Watt was
filed Yesterday. The appraisers, Charles
Gross, Merton c. Allen and George r.
Sanderson, find the estate TO be worth
S164. .54S So.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

Lurline Salt Water Baths.
SBush and Larkin sts- Swimming. Russian, hot
and cold tub baths. Salt water direct from ocean.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. PATRIcHs DAY CELEBRATION

By the Convention Of Irish-American Societies
OF San Francisco. Friday, March II. 1899
Afssrnuon Performance at the Tivoli 0psra-Houss.
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK.
Under 1de direction cfil 10 Of Mr.. Max Hirschfeid
Opening address by the President OF the
JOHN ]. BARRETT ESQ
Poem EUSTACE CULI1NAN Esq
Grafton. HON. FRANK T. SHEA
MonoIogue. e...--..-.....NR- EDWIN STEVENS
Sir Jules Benedict's Romantic Irish Opera in
Three Acts, Entitled
"THE LILY OF KILLARNEY
CTHE COLLEEN BAwN)
Founded on Dion Boucicault's Famous Play.
Cast-Eily O'Connor, the Colleen Bawn, An
ME Myers; Anne Chute, the heiress. EIvia
nice Holmes: Sheelah, Danny Mann's mother,
Thomas; MyIes Ma CoppaIeen. arthur Boyce;
Danny Mann, the cripple. William Pruette;
Mr. Corrigan, a middIeman, Phil Branson;
Father Tom, the parish priest, Harry Blcn-
o. Moore, Joseph B. Fogarthy friends OF Har-
dress); Dennis. servant, Fred havanaugh-
Guests huntsmen, servants, etc.
Act I-Seene l. exterior Of Tore Cregan;
scene ?, the Gap OF Dunloe; scene g. Ely
scene 2, the old Weir bridge: scene 3. the cave
Incidental TO Act II. speciality by Master Ar
1oId Grszer ACT 6IlI-BaIlro9m OF p-33aea5 GaSsa5
under direction OF Mr.. George E Lask-
ADMISSION dncluding reserved seaO O...--'5oo
Evening Exercises at the Mechanics Pavilion,
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK
Grand musical festival and promenade con-
cert. go stereopticon views OF Ireland and
America and grand chorus OF 500 voices Or
chestral programme and views under the direc-
ton of George W. Bennett; grand chorus IN
der the direction of Prof. J. W Mckenzie.
Overture "OEpheus," Odenbach; God Save
Ireland " grand chorus Of SUI voices; s6irmish
drill Company D, League OF the Cross Cadets.
Captain l. D. Dwyer, commanding; coruet
solo, Eileen Aroon.'' William Mahood; stere-
opticon views OF Irish scenery and historic
places; grand selection, Mariana" Wallace;
Killarney grand chorus; OfConnor &
KeIIeher's irish dancing school; Irish reel,
Misses May and Annie kavanagh, Irish horn
pipe Misses Julia MalIoy and Ethel KimbaiI:
song and dance. Miss Maggie Bassett; horn
pipe and jig, Miss Pearl Hickman; song and
dance, Master Arnold Grazer5 Irish hornpipe
and Jig, o. O'COnnor and keIIeher, music by Pro-
fessors Mccarthy and Mcmahon; Dear Little
Shamrock" grand chorus; "reminiscences OF
Ireland Benefits band; stereopttcon views OF
ireland and patriotic American views My
Own Dearest Boy grand chorus, words by
Mr. T Sullivan, music by Professor J. W
Mckenzie dedicated TO the Youths Directory:
grand American fantasie- Bsnnett's band;
The Star Spangled Banner" grand chorus,
in which the audience is invited to join
TICKETS, 25c- SOLD AT BOX OFFICE
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

Dewey. the Hero Of Manila" IS still
running at the Alhambra, to be followed
Monday by Agnes Herndon in La Belle
Marie &"
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
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lust purchased. The officers statement.
which is corroborated in part by George
PurIenky, the drug clerk, who sold the
poison, will go far toward convincing
Jury that the woman held as prisoner
in the City Prison murdered her two
year-old son by forcing the deadly fluid
down its throat Notwithstanding her posi-
tive statement that she was not out OF the
house ali day Sunday. Herlihy was
standing on the corner at S:45 p. m, when
a woman came out Of the drugstore with
a small package in her hand She
passed within q foot of him and stopped
on the ciIrbstone 10 wait for a Geary-
street car. There was no car in sight,
and after nervousiy glancing up ana
down the street the woman hurTedly IN
wrapped the package and tore the laoei
from the bottle, throwing the little scraps
of paper into the gutter.
The attention OF the officer was at
tracted TO the woman by. her peculiar rae, ac-
fions and as she stood IN the fuIl glare
Of the light from the store for several
minutes before her car appeared ne @ had
ample opportunity TO note HeE dPpedLs
arCe AS HerIfhy stood in the shadow OF
the bfIiIdfng the woman did not see MIN
until lust before she stepped ABOARD tHe
car. Herlihy then proceeqea 70 M p!cA- --Lp ~
t6e SCRAPS of paper from the gutter. me
first one his hand came in contacl Win
had the word Poison" printed IN pig
type across its face he 1909 G cagk Iag wagf
the the woman had purchased Purle9ky L11ii 3,
sid she had bought a three-ounce oottle
y Wei. You had better keep these RSsS RisSces
of naner1' remarked the otncer hsy
u u = P3pS13 tp@153e in handy, as 1 would not be
sIIIry1rfsed if that woman comnltteo SUI
cfda from the way she acted.
The label is q bright red ana reaus aS
follows:
CARBOLIC ACID. no1-o>r, cA1-rroNt
A7tidotes-Emetics made by mixing one
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Morosco Amusement Co., Inc, Lessee.
THE SAN FRANCISCO SEASON OF
GRAND OPERA
In French and Italian, by the
ELLIS OPERA COMPANY
NEW YORK. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Enlarged Chorus and Ballet
NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

Enlarged Chorus and Ballet!
Evening performances at sharp Matt
uees at 2
To-NIGHT--verdi.s AIDA" in Italian; De
but Of NINE. GADSKI and SIG. CEPPI.
Mines Olitzka and hatfield. MN. De vries.
Boudouresque Stehmann, Van Hoose. Con
ductor. Seppilu. Friday evening. CARMEN -
with De Lussau and Gadski and debut OF Bon
nard Saturday matinee. BARBER OF Sc
VILE" Melba as Rosina.
PRICES s.. 81 50, 50. according TO location.
Box seats SO. A limited number OF general
admission tickets s. General admission to
gallery 81.
REPERTOIRE FOR THE SECOND AND
LAST EEK-Monday. March 20. LES
HUGUENoTS' in French. Joint appearance
Of MeIba, De Lussan and GadskL NO AD-
VANCE IN PRICES FOR THIS PERFORM
ANCE. Tuesday March 21 last performance
Of LA BOHEME' in Italian with MeIba and
De Lussan. Wednesday. March 90 opera to
be announced Thursday. March %, ROMEO
EFT JULIETTE'' in French First appearance
here OF Nine. Melba as JuIiette. Friday
March p. last evening performance. CAR
MEN in French, with De Lussan and Gadski
Saturday afternoon last matinee DOUBLE
BILL. LUCIA. in Italian. with Melba as
Lucia and "PAGL1ACCT' in Italian with
Chalia. THE SALE OF SEATS OPENS AT
THE BOX OFFICE THIS (THURSDAD
MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
ADVERTISEMENT.

Vaudeville and gravity horses are the
attractions at the Steeplechase.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

Winton, the ventriloquist, is the special
hit Of the big new bill at the Orpheum.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

Another amateur cakewaIk at tt
Chutes tonight
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

"a Social Highwayman' is receiving ar
attractive performance at the hands OF
the Alcazar company. A Lyceum Thea.
ter play by the name of Nerves fol
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

At the Tfvou 1.-The Pretty Poacher''
will play all week, to be followed by a
revival of THE Mikado'' A special st.
of Killarney will be given on Friday
afternoon for the benefit Of the Youths
Directory.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
Drowned in the Bay.

Richard A. Fitzgerald. father of John
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16
MIDWEEK NOTES
OF THE ACTOR WORLD

Naturally the opera season is a strong
opposition to the regular theaters. but
still they are making out a fairly success
full week. At the Columbia Blanche
Walsh and Melbourne Mcdowell are Civ
ing strong performance of Fedora -
The eyer-popuIar Bostonians open Mon
day night in Rob Roy" The sale COM
mences this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

.+i5o+A=-Eu1etics made by mixing one
- hiasnoonful of mustard in warm water OF
e-easa in warm water. AfterWara ammonia
whfsky or other sttmulants-
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-16

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Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21
C. +. FOSTER. NJ. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

ONCE between Third and Fourth avenues on
TWcntieIh street. once hours: 10 ii q m,
2to4p M and : TO . p. II. Night calls from
ONCE Phone i0oi
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21

bonds- They are the fathers of the
enterprise. but they are not trusted.
1t was 10 great surprise 10 learn that
this movement originated in Kansas
and that the leading men are kanSanS
so far as they are residents of any
state. Information from other sources
confirm all that was said by PurviS
and leads one TO believe that the move
ment is OF greater magnitude than rep
resented. These men do not seem TO
care for the usual things that interest
tourists. but seem inclined to try the
ways and manners of an older country
regardless of the strict police system
that prevails. There will not be much
individual money in the three several
companies. for. having their passage
and food paid for, they will depend al
most wholly upon their methods as
practiced here. They are careless of re-
suits, either personal or political.
claiming that Fraese is n part of the
world that owes them Il living.
Those who are cognizant of this
movement are watching it with much
interest, being anxious to observe the
results of 4 transplant!ng of an Ameri-
can system TO an older country.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21
LITTLE MEN AND WO
MEN-BABYLAND.

With the 1900 volume. enters upon
its twentv-fOurth year. The best au-
thOrs and artists continue their con-
tributions to the delight of the little
people for whose instruction, amuse-
ment and entertainment their best
endeavors are put forth. Some of
the good things in the new volume
are TWO NEW SERIAL STORIES:
"A Little Prince and Princess of
Egypt; A Long Time-Ago Story"
by Oliver Harper. The Advem-
lures of Spotty," by Kate Upson
Clark.
NOTABLE ARTICLES: Playthings
That are Alive" Gin six parts), by
Judith Soils Cohen.
''Some Famous Animals" by Cora
Haviland Carver.
SHORT STORIES: More than the
usual number of short stories writ
ten 0y men and women who know
how, ''and there are very many pic
lures to illustrate these.
THE BABYLANDERS are entertained
every month with dainty verse and
pretty pictures by Margaret John
son.
CRADLE SONGS OF MANY NATIONS
tell, in twelve parts, how the wee
babies of other lands are sung to
sleep every night.
And there are various simple oc-
cupations which suggest to the
mother WAYS and means to keep ac-
tive little fingers busy.
AN ALTOGETHER CHARMING MAG
AZINE-and the subscription price
is astonishingly low-5O cents a
year.
PREMIUMS: The publishers offer
many valuable articles or premi-
ums for clubs: articles that are
needed by every boy and girl, man
and woman with refined tastes;
and as the getting of subscriptions
at the low price of soc is so easy,
every one who is am bilious can and
should obtain these articles without
cost-eXcept a little time. Send
for sample copy containing Premi-
mum list (free).
We offer Little Men and
Women Babyland with Pearsons
($D Magazine for one year for $1.20
Pearsons is the best of the dol
lar magazines, and should be in
every home.
Subscribe at once.
LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN CO.,
Troy, y. Y. |
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21
PngsIciaE'.

once Tremapn block once houSs 20 as -
q To- 2 and I to z 7. Il. 'PhOEe NO. 4OS2
Rock Island, III. Night calls answered from
utnce.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21
AN ORDINANCE

Providing for the use of inverted key curb
cocks and T head gate valves IN connection
" ith the tapping of city water malrS-
Be it ordained by the city council of the city
OF Rock Island:
every attachment TO main, lateral or extension
of service supply in streets. under tue side
w allSS. within one foot of curbStnne: in aHeyS.
within one foot of the side lines OF Sau e.
Each house shall have separate stop cock,
The latter five feet below grade and with n tee
head OF u form size to be lncIosed IN q SUP
Stantial iron casing coming to grade with =
tight fitting ron cover with the word water
or letter wv" cast on said cover. The special
kidd of cock to be used IN TINS WORK Tor ser
vices from u TO ," inclusive, is the inverted
KEY curb stop cock. having II sand cap 10 pro-
tect plug from dirt and grit and known as the
and subject TO the approval Of the Superln-
tendent of the waterworks and the plumbing
inspe
These cocks are TO be made from red brass
metal thoroughly tested fnd guarant teed to
stand 200 lbs hydraulic pre- sure The weights
shall not be lie than The following:
~ inverted key curb stop cock for 1. p l h.
:. inverted key curb stop cock for I. p. IL.
.. inverted key curb stop cock for l. p III.
:" Inverted key curb stop cock for 1. p 10.
Ia Inverted key curb stop COCK for l. T.
liz Inverted key curb stop cock for 1. p,
10. 3 OF.
, Inverted key curb stop cock for l. p 10.
For service connections 2ls and 3 there
shall be used Il brass tee head gate valve to
he enclosed in a substantial iron casting. com
ing grade with tight fitting iron cover
with the word water or letter w cast On
the cover.
Sec ? Any person who violates any of the
prOV iSiOnS contained in this ordinance Sha
be fined not less than ten dollars (S1O) or more
than one hundred dollars (SlO0) fer each Of
fenSe.
SIC 3 AL ordinances ard parts of ordi-
nancss Inconsistent with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
sec 4. TCis ordinance shall be in force il
10 days after its legal passage and publication.
Passed Nov. & 1899.
Approved WILLIAM MCCONOCHIE. Mayor.
Attest: Il. c. SCHAFFER, Clerk
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21

j. 2 BURKHART, p. d
MRS. HADA H. BUREBAFT. n. D
DRS. BURKHART Il BURkHART,
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21
For Hoarsenees.

George A. Pontins, Upper Sandus-
Ky, Ohio, writes: 81 have been US
ing Foley's Honey and Tar for sore
throat and hoarseness and find it is
the best remedy 1 ever tried. 1t
stopped the cough Immediately and
relieved all soreness
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21
ANOTHER BIG PROPOSITION.

Another proposition THE ARGUS makes
is to give the Career and Trumphs of Ad-
miral Dewey, a handsome cloth bound
book of 800 pages and 40 rare and exclu-
sive illustrations. The great Admiraps
complete life from his boyhood, including
an account of his triumphal return home
from Manila and the DAILY ARGUS
twenty-five weeks, both for $3.50.
From the above it will be seen that
THE ARGUS will give the six magazines
for three months each and the paper for
twenty-five weeks for the price Of the daily
ARGUS alone, or
The Career and TriumphS Of Admiral Dewey
weeks subscribers
n ar made
NJ ont IN
satT bushes office
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21

Pa senger trains leave c. r. l. * Il. moline
aveuueb depot five t5D minutes earlier than
TINE given. Trains marked r daily. all otner
trains daily except s -nday.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EHICHGO ROCK ISLAND < PACIFIC
- RaiiW ay-TicketS can be purchased or
baggage checEed At Il L * u. TweuLierh h street
depot. OF o. r / * =. depot, corner Fifth ave
nue. aud Thirty-iirst street FRANK IL. Plum
mer. agent.
Rock Island Argus., 1899-11-21
DR.. S. II. MILLER,
veterinary Surgeon and Dentist,

Auaiseases of horses Lnd cattle treated on
Approved principles. Surgical operations per
formed in . scientific manner. DOGS treated
An calls promptly attended TO Residence,
IQIs Fifth avenue. Telephone iiOi. once
ard innrnary, Iel5-l6l1 Fourth avenue
(.1auckeris stahiel, opposite No IRE mousse
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-03-16
( Murray.

WOmen's Spring Costumes
And Jackets.
Whatever you want in dress, the
second floor will answer your demand
with ready "Here +" The whole
floor blooms with readiness.
The costumes and jackets attract
the most attention. All tastes and all
purses are considered, and taste and
purse together say Content" with
what we have to show. 1t is not often
that your desires fit your powers in
dress matters. But see what little
money will do:
Exclusiveness, with large variety in
these lines:
Tailor-made Suits of every descrip-
ton, and every stopping place between
$3.50 and $50 each
Separate Dress Skirts for walking,
travelling and elaborate occasions,
$685. to $47.50 each,
Golf Capes-Real Scotch Plaid
effects, correct shapes,
1896 to $40 each.
Spring Jackets-New dip front ef.
fects,
$3.50 to $40 each.