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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
DEPORTATION OF TEACHERS.
Germany Expects No Representations From
Us on Ruk AFFAIR.
Special cask DsspatoA TO TIE sus.

Special Cdbk Dsspdtch 70 TIE Sun.
BERLIN. April le,-The report OF the
deportation Of native teachers from the
American missionary schools at Ruk. in
the Carolines. is officially confirmed to-
night by the North German Gazette.
The paper adds that the report Of the
vice-Governor OF the Carolines. who has
gone to Ruk to investigate the matter. is
not expected before June.
Officials Of the Foreign Office said to-day
that the Washington Government has
made no representations on the subject
TO Berlin. and Is not likely to do 20. as the
matter is not regarded as q political one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
S,OOO.MILE BOULEVARD.

@. u. Doane Of Omaha Proposes an Auts-
mobile Road From Atlantic 70 Pacalc.
WASHINGTON. April Ie.-G. Russell
Doane Of Omaha is here endeavoring TO
interest the officers OF the Government In
his project for q thirty-foot macadamized
boulevard from the Atlantic TO tho Pacific.
The boulevard il to be designed especially
for automobiles and. except in the cities
no restrictions as TO speed limits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
OUR SQUADRON At MARSEHLES
VIII Participate I'm the welcome Homo
OF the President OF France.

WARRINGTON, April io.-Gen. Horace
Porter, United States Ambassador at Paris,
sent pretty broad hint to the State De-
paItment to-day that it might be well TO
have some American vessels at Marseilles
10 participate in the demonstration in honor
OF the President of France on his return
from Agiers. He telegraphed that the war
vessels were present when President Loubet
was at Algiers yesterday, and added that
there would be much greater demonstra.
ton when he reached Marseilles on April
30. Secretary OF State Hay took the hint,
and at his instance Secretary OF the Navy
Moody sent orders for the European squad
ron Of the United States to be at harseilles
when NJ. Loubet arrived.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
National Manufa ct urers AdJsurn.

NEW ORLEANS, April I8.-The convention
OF the National Association Of MAnufao-
turers Of the United States adjourned here
to-day after a three days session. These
officers were unanimously elected Pred-
dent. David NJ. Parry OF indianapolis;
secretary, Marshall Cushing Of New York;
treasurer, r. H. Stillman Of New York
The next meeting will be held at Pittsburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
CHARGES AGAINST COAL ROADS.

interstate Commission to Meet In This
City and Investigate Them.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Interstate
Commerce Commission will meet In New
York on Tuesday next, to investigate the
charges against the coal-carrying rail-
roads. alleging the pooling Of frsishts,
the maintenance Of unjust and unreasona.
BILE traffic charges and tho observance
Of an agreement resulting in q practical
restraint OF trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
FIrzMMx0NSs WIFE DYING.

Typh0ld RneumOnia Tho Cau0e-phyU1CdAns
Try Artincial Respiration.
Bob Fitzsimmons's wife was reported
late last night to bc dying at her homo, In
Bensonhurst. She was taken I'll two days
ago with typhoid pneumonia, but her con-
diAon was not considered serious until last
night, when she began to sink rapidly.
Three Bensonhurst physicians were sum-
moned in consultation With DR.. j. B. Lung,
who has been attending Mrs. Ftzsimmons
regularly, and they decided that the only
hope Of preserving her life was artificial
respiration.
No oxygen could be got in Bensonhurst,
and Bob hurried to New York for II. Nr
Fitzsmmons has been playing in The
Honest Blacksmith with her husbands
company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
ANDREW ID. WHITE DECLINES.
Refuses q Place on the Commission to Fix
Rates Between Gold and silver.

Rates Between Gold and Silver.
WASHINGTON. April l8-The President
recently offered TO DR.. Andrew d. White.
former Ambassador to Germany, q place
be charged with endeavoring to bring about
an international agreement fixing the
values between gold and silver currency
among the nations OF the world. Secret ary
Hay to-day received word from DR.. White,
who is at Alassio, Corsica, that owing to
considerations OF health and pressing
private business ne would be unable 70
Accept. II has been determined not TO
increase the commission, which will con-
sist Of three members, Prof. j. W. jerks,
Of the Morton Trust Company. New York.
and H. H. Hanna. Of Indianapolis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
RABBI GOTTHEIL'S FUNERAL.
CHRISTIAN CIeegymeu 70 He Among the
Speaker and Pullbearerp.

At Q meeting Of the board Of trustees
OF Temple Emanuel yesterday after
noon arrangements were completed for the
funeral Of Rabbi Gustav Gottheil on Sunday
morning at $50 O'Clock in the Temple
Emanu-E
Addresses will be made by Rabbi Silver
man and by the Rev. Robert Collyer Of the
Unitarian Church Of the Messiah. The
pallbearers win be: The Rev. DR.. Robert
Collyer. the Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott. the
Rev; DR.. x. Kohler Of Beth-H Synagogue
the Rev. DR.. +. De Sofa Mendes, the Rev.
DR.. N. H. Harris Of Temple Israel, tho
Rev. DR.. r. Grossman OF Rodof- Sholom
Synagogue. the Rev. DR.. M. Jastrow Of
philadelphia, James Seigman. Albert +.
Hochstadter. N. H. Moses. s. NJ. Schafer,
S S stem asnrv sSss s sPp9 . MS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
CHILDREN KILLED ~ NEWARK.
Trolley Car Causes One Death and Elevated
Train the Other.

Chester z. Sloane. IS years old. whose
parents were moving from Linden street
Newark. to Kearny, yesterday. was thrown
from his seat on = lounge on top Of the load
OF furniture by o collision with trolley car.
He fell on his head and was killed.
Harold Lyle, wears old. Of rs Columbia
strest: Nswsrs climb ! upon she elevation, ovation
street and was struck and killed by an
east-bound train this Aftsrnoon>-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
BARS PROFESSIONAL BONDSMEN.
Cast. O'Csnner Of the Tenderisin 10 Trying
% Put Them Out Of Business.

Professional bondsmen were more In
evidence than usual last night around the
Tenderloin police station, but they didn't
do any business. Two Of them, who were
saloonkeepers, and another, who said that
he had siso.ooo worth Of real estate. told
Sergt. Fitzgerald that they wanted to bail
out a number OF women. The sergeant
gave them little lecture about their bus :
meas and then remarked that they could
talk II over with the captain, but that he
couldn't sccept them without the captains
permission.
Capt O'Connor was in his room with
Inspector Walsh. and the bondsmen didn't
care to tackle him, 20 they gave up. Capt.
O'Connor has instructed his sergeants
20 refer all the professional bondsznen to
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
GEN. BALDWINs INTERVIEW.

May Result In Q Court Martial.
WASHINGTON April le-It was said at
the War Department to-day that IL may
be necessary to have a court Of inquiry TO
determine the correctness Of the alleged
interview with Gen. Frank d. Baldwin.
sent out from Denver. the headquarters Of
the Department Of Colorado, to the COM
mand OF which Gen. Baldwin has been
assigned. The alleged remarks Of Cen.
Baldwin that negro soldiers and Filpinos
larly offensive to the Administration, and
are resented also by officers Of the army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
ROCKEFELLER LINE TO PACIFIC.
Report That He VIII Build From Salt Lake
Across Desert to Goes Bay

SALT LAKE, Utah, April ie.-Railrosd
men who were consulted by John d. Roche
Teller while here this week say that the
projected Rockefeller line to the coast Is
a certainty and that. with George J. Gould.
Mr.. Rockefeller win build the road which
will complete the second great transcon-
tinental line.
II IL kaid to-day by engineers that Mr.
Rockefeller has abandoned his plan Of
buying the Clark road, which has q coast
terminal at San Pedro. Instead, II In re-
ported. he will build from this city straight
across the great desert to Coos Bay. where
he win have the finest harbor on the
Pacific.
Part Of the way for this line has already
been surveyed, and II Ia said that the work
Of laying out the right Of way will be COM
pleted At onne,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
ANOTHER C0NNORs SAVES LIFE.
Assisted BY . Dsetsr He Drass . enall
Boy Prom Q swollen River.

YoHKKns. N. Y. April ie.-To the prompt
action Of Michael Connors Of DR.. Garden
strsst and the timely aid Off. Buckmastsr
OF Ashburton avenue. Marvin Oakley, the
eisht-year-old son Of Edward Oakley Of
iss waverly street, owes his Life. The little
fellow was playing on the Garden street
bridge over the Neppsrhan River. which
il now raging. when he fell into the water.
DR.. Buckmastsr rushed to his aid. but
Michael Connors was before him.
Connors plunged into the stream and
after q battle with the swift torrent man
waded IN. graspcd Connor BY the collar
and helped him to land. Tho place where
the little boy fell In Is very dangerous.
Michael Conpors " cousin OF the man
who received Q medal .or risking his life
under almost similar conditions some time
ago, when several children fell into the
Nepperhan at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
BRYANs CANDIDATES-NO.
Mayer Head Of Nashville. Tenn. Second
Picture In the Gallery.

Picture In the Gallery.
LINCOLN, Neb.. April Ie.-James Marshall
Head, Mayor Of the city Of Nashville. Tenn,
is made No. Q in Mr.. Bryan's galaxy Of
Presidential possibilities for the Demo-
cratic party.
He says that Mr.. Head is a man Of con-
viction, decision and determination and
one OF the most useful members ofthe Ma
tional Committee with whose work he was
thoroughly identified in the last two CAM
paigns.
Pile, and he deserves q most prominent plaoe
among the conscientious students OF
present day problems.
Mr. Bryan gives special commentator
10 Heads work in behalf OF municipal
ownership.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
ANOTHER ITALIAN MURDERED.
Antsoie Cello q schenectady Inst While
sitting at Q window.

6ltttn8 ~ Q WINDOW.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y. April IA mystic
rious murder was committed In this city
last night. Antonio Cello. an italian. living
with his wife and family at i7s Delevan
avenue, was shot and instantly killed while
sitting at his window. A load Of buckshot
was discharged through the window and
entered Gellos breast.
Cello came here from Amsterdam last
September and he had not been employed
during his stay In this city. He always had
plenty OF money and did not seem to have
any enemies
4 shotgun, one barrel Of which had been
discharged, was found near the scene Of the
shooting. The police are looking for the
guns owner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
KNOWS WIFE IS CONE FOR GOOD.
Palnist Believes H1s Exhibitions OF Psychic
Power scared Her Away.

Power Scared Her Away.
William Smith. palmist Of a Hoyt street,
Brooklyn. called yesterday morning at
Police Headquarters In Smith street and
asked that an alarm be sent out for his
wife. Elizabeth Smith, who disappeared
Wednesday afternoon. He described her
- . tall. handsome brunette. rs years
old. Mrs. Smith left this note whom she
went away:
taken. what money had In the house and
tnteud to ride a. far as can with t. When
my money gives out ] am going to settle
down In that place. wherever II happens TO
Be, Good-by until death God protect you.
] shall always be your wife as long as / live.
Mr.. Smith believes his wife was frightened
by his exhibition OF Psychic powers. He
also said that his wife had disappeared
several other times since they were mar
ried, less than year ago, but always came
back the same might. This time he could
tell by his psychic powers that she would
not return.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
New York Clock Company Called UpsE
to Produce Its Contract.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE only de.
velopment to-day In the post Office in
vestigation was the notification given to
a New York clock company, which has
,h he SOCKS in the Post ONES buildina. that
unless a copy Of its contract with the De-
partment were produced Il would be sum.
marily cancelled and new proposals asked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
MRS. COYS SALARY GOES on.
Tho estmistress at Indiansia. Miss. stin
Draws Her Pay.

WASHINGTON. April io.-The report from
Memphis to the effect that the Post Onaoe
Department Is still paying the salaries OF
Mrs. Minnie Coz and her assistant at In
dianola, Miss, was confirmed by Post
master -Gener al Payne this afternoon. Mr..
Payne said to The Sun repor ter that the
Indianola post Office had never been dis
continued, but merely has been closed /.
owing TO the fact that the life Of Mn. Cox
and her assistant were considered to be In
danger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
WHITE HorsS WAsaISo1oS,
e. e. sha,ne Eathsrs . wilcox Boon.

Park Commissioner William r. Wilcox
was the guest Of honor at dinner Of the
Merchants and Manufacturer Board OF
TT ade in the Townsend uilding last night.
Intro ducing Mr.. Wilcox, President c. c.
Shayne said that Mayor Wilcox sounded
pretty well. Commissioner WILCOX spoke
about the subway construction and said
the work Of the sub-contractors was
slovenly and almost criminal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
TO GIVE UP EVENING EDITIONS.
Frank A. Munsey Makes Q Radical Change
IN the Dostsa journal"

BosroN. April Ie.-Frank A. Munsey.
proprietor Of the Boston journal. caused
surprise whom he announced In display
type to-day that with the last edition OF
the evening paper on April n he would
cease TO pabnsh IN evening Issue OF the
Journal He v soonsolidating' the morn
inE and syspiAg editions In one usorains
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17
Hurt BY Lawyer Hammond's Cab.

Hurt by Lawyer hammonob Can.
Mary Hall. q servant girl, Of IS East Fifty.
sixth street was run down last night at
Fifth avenue and Fifty-sixth street by
q cab belonging TO John Henry Hammond,
the lawyer. Of IL East 6eventy-seoond
street. She sustained . scalp wound and
a cut over the left eye.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-17

County Committee Deesn't Meet.
The Republican County Committee did
not meet lAss night, having neither quorum
nor any businsss 20 do. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-12
MINISTER WAS ASPHYXIATED.
Gas Escaped, Probably, From a Stove Con-
nectiOn I'm Ills Room.

The death Of the Rev John Churchwood
Wilson, assistant pastor OF the South Con-
gregat ional Church, at his home, 10 Strong
place, Brooklyn, on Thursday night, was
due to asphyxiation The Rev. Mr.. Wilson
was found in is room on Monday morning
in an unconscious condition caused by
gas poisoning.
1t had been his custom TO drink hot water
before retiring, and on Sunday night the
Rev. DR. Albert J, Lyman. pastor Of the
church, was with Mr.. Wilson and saw that
he WAS heating water on gas stove in his
room At that time Mr.. Wilson spoke
of his proposed trip to Chicago on Monday
morning next and was in good spirits.
DR. Lyman said that he and Mr., Wills II
MISC discuss d their plans for church work
during the summer months.
DIR. Lyman snid that Mr., Wilson was
evidently overcome by gas which
presumably. escaped from a defective con-
nection with the gas stove, which had
caused trouble before 1t was Mr. Will
sons intention on his return from Chicago
10 join his wife and little daughter at a
summer resort on Long Island
Coroner's Physician Hartung was noti-
fed Of the Rev Mr. Wilson's death on Fri
day and went TO the house. He snid, vce-
reriay that hc supposed the Coroners' off, Q
had been notified of the death, and that
there wa. no attempt made to make the
matter n mystery or TO conceal the facts
Hnt there was no record in the Coroners
Office on Friday night concerning, the case
and Coroner Flaherty, who is summering
ut Rockaway, after considerable difficulty
remembered that clergyman had died
OF asphyxiation, HI. failed TO remember
the name or the circumstances.
The funeral services will he held in the
Htrong place house at 3 O'Clock tonight,
and the Rev DR.. A. j. Lyman will officiate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-12
ROSALSkY DIDN'T.
Poolroom story Attributed 10 jealous
PcrsOn--EyerybOdy Released.

Attorney Otto Rosalsky ia now informing
his friends that somebody, probably Jealous
of his success at the bar, was guilty OF
gross prevarication in circulating the
story which on July 10 THE Sun attributed
TO him. 1t was told then that Mr. Rosalsky
had been deploripg among his acquain-
tances the fact that one Of his employees,
who had been sent to poolroom TO dis
tribute Mr.. Rosa sky's cards in event OF a
rnid. had been arrested and held as one
of the maintainers of the poolroom.
MIR. Rosalsky, through his many political
and social connections, is free from the
necessity of sending out men to solicit
business for him. He likewise points cut
that he ia the attorney for the managers
of the place at 10 Sixth avenue where the
occurrence was said to have taken place
on May 10, and that prisoners in raids on
such places are always represented by the
counsel for the owners of the place. There
would therefore, have been no point in any
drumming for patronage among the patrons
OF the pootrOOm.
Mr.. kosalsky says that he knows how
the story got around. and how 1t cnme TO
be attributed to him. There were war
rants served during the proceedings against
the poolroom on persons who never had
anything to do with the place. Ono Of
them was an ex-policeTnG n, who had been
in the place but n few minutes. i he other
was q man who had been brought down
to the Criminal Courts Building from up
town as witness in a murder case. h" q
been mixed up in the corridor with the
crowd of poolroom prisoners, and was mis-
takenly ident flied by a detective az one of
the managers of the alleged poolroom. BY
adroitly bringing these two Instak ken iden-
tifcntiOns to the attention Of Justice Wyatt
in Special Sessions, Mr.. Rosa lsky succeeded
in having all the two hundred prisoners in
the case relies sed Immediately he is OF
the opinion that the person who spread the
story was disgruntled because Of the failure
Of the case against the p0olroom.
As n matter of fact, Mr. RI s,lsky saws
his clients knew that there was raid In
the air because a man who hangs about
the courts o good deal had come TO them
and had offered TO "snlare" raid that
was imminent for $50, The p0olroom
folks kicked him out and went on In spite
OF their danger
This matter Of careo va ident ihcations,
said Mr. Rosllsky ye sttriay, Ought to bn
sore point in the District Attorneys
Office as il apparently is They swear out
warrants on cnrclcss and insufficient in
formation, and then slap the warrants on
any poor fellow who happens to be In the
place which they raid There have been
hustled up, and it is time some one learned a
/, sson II soma Of the Dis rict Attorneys
young men spent more time In studying
the criminal law and IL HI In exercising their
imagination along rhe lines of tht ir ideals
Of what the practice Of the criminal law
ia why, then, there might not be 50 many
OF thes. scandaluus arr Sta
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wv d n & II Q r Il N .
9 HIRE SAUCE Hol-
brooks OTIS, SSc.
pts. 3Oc.; \ I7C
lptS ............,. ASS
KELLER sPROTTEN
Pa cked in Dem I2r
mark. Can....... NV
sARDINEs-E. Hamlin,
pa cked in pure virgin
olive oil; extra De
can.
vanilla CRY q =
TAILS Buffers. retains
full favor during MS.
baking: A-lb. tin. NV
COCOA - Huyler's
Breakfast Cocoa; J1c
h-lb. tins. A~S
j ANS - II o m e m a de,
guaranteed pure. ID.
Jars: doz,. LIS; ISr
lar,..... go. ..,...
MUSTARD - Excelsior
Bra d; h-pt. mc
Jar. wv
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SARATOGA, July ll.--Decrees OF divorce
were granted in Special Term here to-day
by Supreme Court Justice Henry r. Kellogg
Of Plattaburg to Minnie Rising from
William Kissing Of MORGAN, to Horore Green
from Frederick NJ. Green of Albany,
uLd TO Len o. Allen from Emma Allen
OF Ticondcroga
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Canned
Vegetables!

TOMATOES Standard
Della ware Cold pa cked roo
ripe Tomatoes; exception
al VA lue: 3 Id. cans: o.
doz.. Al 90: can. ~
O T. ID HARTFORD
RAND TOMATOES
q ID. cans; doz.. 1<
Nbc.. can .....,.. -
CEDAR BRAND TOMA-
TOES - Absolutely the
finest Tomatoes packed;
large 3 Id, cans; ne
doz.. &l so; can AS~
PEAS - Foliage Brand
Sugar Peas, sweet and
tender. equal to the fresh
ga sSrd .sT pens; doz,. I2c
PEAS--Rcd Bird Brand
Extra hne Early June
Peas; doz.. 81 90: Qc
CAn ,
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JAMESTOWN, n. T.. July ll.-Emmet
Carney and Estey Carleson, twelve yenr-old
lads of this city, were drowned in Chau-
tar qua Lake this evening. They were
in swimming, when Carney was seized with
cramps and Carleson went to his assistance
Both sank to tho bottom. Tho bodies were
reco vcrcd within half an hour.
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Teas!

ENGLISH BREAK
FAST. MINED. CEY-
LON on OOLONG
TEA - soc. quality, g.
p. caddie. L 90; Csc
Id. ..... WV
HIGH . GRADE ENG
LISH RREA kFAST
TEA-Good value at 35c.
ID. reduced to S Mr
lbs. 00c.: lb -. ~"S
TETLEYs IN ola
AND CEYLON TEA
In fancy ,, deco deco Ito
COFFEE - Our soc.
quality Mocha and Java
is conceded by oonnois-
seurs 10 be the best COZ
fee at the price sold In
the city. To induce YOU
to give this coffee a trial
we make the price for
thls sale. S lbs. ISC
4 90: Id. ...... ~~S
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RacOnl Armour's or ;
|A'0eoH swift's lean 14C|
strips; finest quality; lb... 1T
Smoked Tongue! swift's|
Pre-, d.1 ..t best #, quality L5c}
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Csrosis ?

MOTHERS OATS --
Pure White Dat Or
Flakes. alb. pkge. ~
VI 4 l. r A Wit A
lC r. n o (. FRUT0
=, II! u = e ID ,l p , Y y
OR BOSTON brown
r l. A Il e s. INC
raSRNisTARCH
Best quality. lib. Sc
TCSRNiMEAI.---
Old-fashioned yellow or
white Corn Meal, 25c
" u 4 az & 4 RoN1 o N
SPAGHETTI - Mar
velli brand. finest quail
ity. full weight, I2c
10, pkHe A~
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Canned Fruits !

PEACHES PEARS
on APRICOTS - Hey.
ward Brand. reduced
from Use. can to, doz. =,
Si 'o'; nc
PEACHES, PEARS
on APNICOTS Oak
Brand. finest quality; re-
duced from 22G. can
TO. doz.. &2.lO; IR~
can ............ AoN
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& o VI I'll N A ri q N
LAW raolly h;yh

! Z ID VI ID I Y 4 T. ] q v
JAYA--A really high
grade coffee at u remark
able low price. 5 g2~
lbs. 8Oc.: Id ... A~S
BUTTER - Have YOU
tried our finest Elgin
Creamery? Made spe-
cially for those who
want the BEST. Always
fresh. pure and sweet:
5-lb. stone crooks I 1S
FULL WEIGHT. A'~~
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B Miscellaneous!
Su~~~~-~-o-~~~e-~>>r--~-
PRUNEG Large. meat,
Santa Clara Valley
Prunes: 2Slb. mn
boxes ........... As~N
sEEDLEss RAILS
INa-NOt-A-Seed brand,
special value, lib. Or
pa cknHe ......
FIGS - Large Smyrna
Figs, best quality. lib
wood boxes. reduced
from zoe. to, per lS<
b0K
SALAD OIL - Provi.
dence brand. fine ON
quality. gal. cans wv
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STRING BEANS So.
Eclipse Brand: doz,. 1r
SOC: can.......
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cu H FT F on ax
sacrifices
II Furniture is
o. II
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( standard Gram
'Mated Sugar!
b 5o;!9: :. cloth cloth 48c:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-12

SHor,c1 Swift Rolled Boneless Shout
AASAAo' ders for boiling; very lean.
|sweet and tender; guaranteed eq ua to
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-12
aist, Skirt and Dress Lengths!

45.inch Embroidered Szvisses, Sill
and Linen Batisl<s. plain and fancy
Oxfords. Irish Dfmates. imported
Batiaes. Flaked Suit,nss. SIX Malls,
Satin and Lace Striped La1pns.
etc, etc; values up to INC
4sc.; Remnant Sac Friee. ~
per yd.