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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
CROWD SEES HORSE SHOT.
L4niu5QI Pierced by Runc5oag's Shaft
in Ffth-a0e.

A New-Xork Cab Company horse dravrir-
h--som -an away at Fiety-arst-st. and F,r,b-
are. yesterday afternoon, ran nearly a mile IN
Thirty-fourtA-st, just escaping many collisions
and chere ran one shaft Of the cab into the nigh
horse Of q team drawing . truck disenn bouelIing
the animal which mad to be shot The cab borse
crew hack. Withdrawing the shaft from, The
wound, and tried TO run away again. but was
captured
Charles Reynolds. Of No. 2.O12 second-ave
driver OF the cab. left the horse outside the
Union Club. al Fifty-arst-st. and Fifth-ave.
while ne teiephoned TO the stables for instruc-
lions The horse was frightened by automobiles
rnG ran down the avenue Reynolds saw him
star and got into another cab, driving after the
runaway m furious style down the avenue
There were many narrow escapes nv the nm
away and the driver with the hanson chasing
with other vehicles on the avenue. while bicycle
policemen, patrolr2en and other PERSONS Joined
in he chase after the runawav There was q
maze of vehicles OF all kinds at Forty -second-st
s-d people stared in von6erment as the run
away dashed through them without any col
Iision.
James z. Downing. of No. SOC Grservich-st.
The driver Of a team and truck Of George Keiss-
n No loo Pearl-st-. saw the runaway coming
down The hill near the waldorf-Astoria and
rried 20 pun his team out of the way. The run
away plunged forward with terrific speed and he
so1re1 the nigh horse Of the truck. which. with
neigh q fear, rose OF his hind legs as the run
away dashed fun force into him. The end OF one
shatt Of the cab ran into the upright horse
belly Ike lance. ana in the great crash ali the
horses went down, the truck driver flying over
their heads onto the pavement. where he slid
several feet
Women crowded forward and begged the 20
LceIeL 10 put the injured horse out Of hs
aE0ly. and Policeman Brawley got an order
from the driver 10 shoot the horse. He then
billed Inn With bullet, while women and other
pedestrians IN the crowded IhoroUghfare, people
i1 the WalCorf-AstOria and dwelling houses near
fy. ana men from -ehicles drawn UP, watched
THE death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
ARRIVALS oF BUYERS.

Arns-rong. Gator Co. Baltimore Franklin P Gator.
Barnard-saransc- Putnam COMPANY Worcester Mass
Y. Carroll corsets, Tomens and infants wear, No. IS
I5ernhei-ler Brothers. Baltimore I 7 Wolf. cloaks
furs. wrappers. clothing and millinery. Hoffman
W 6 BerHetT millinery, No. 62l Broadway ST Denis
poiions, iac5s, White goods etc ST. Denis -
Conn Brothers, Bradford. Penn; N Coin drygoods,
Dives PomsEoy & Stewart , Reading ,aa D H Witmsr;
blankets. P K Loose. Innings, and NJ Kelly. prints
Jacob Epstein Baltimore y Epstein, drygoods, Ho
lolstery har5ware. No. rs Worth-st, Manhattan.
Marshall FIELD s Co chicSg2. r L Ioln1an. repre-
II G9deabers Baltimore. drygoots notons fancy
sos' c7Iis,bidt x son HARTFORD com L s Cold
schmidt d7ygoods laces, furnishing goods hosiery and
TIsser. siahfsider c. Albany. D, siuhltelder
Hexrer $ werthen- CIereland Max w4rthena. tall
howe q stetson Negs-EIaveu Conn. J " sseley no
tons and fancy goods 10 - Spr'4s-SsL ,.
e K2hn b Te S ' boGas Hormsa hosiery ana IN
Kennedy & McInress Fittzh.ll. A Kennedy. drygoods
Lon Dr. Goods Company. Toledo. C. =. Johnston.
hoT5 5s IT F6 5s Chicago. B E-tie SINKS and ve1es
No $50 Broorne-st., Grand.
Mann q Anker Albany. y y 2 l. Anker. drygoods
notions and luralselhs Poc5ssrsrt I ,fiobsaI- yrof
piece goods Il. stern, trimmings No 200 Broadway
MurIhv Grant & Co. san Francisco. William Preston
notions 30 Sc Worth-st. York - o,
sanger Brothers Dallas, Tex. D. O. oppsnhein do
rleses dress goods and woollSns No MalkeT-st
u. Pratt, don,ssL4-sit "a'- s ~ III
EE59m5s, SfuTray Springfield Miss Tasney
Iacob stair York Penn. drysoods linens and white
soass R Fuller DRY Goods Company. St. Louis: VI
u TeusIa tier coaks, suits and waists No A's Broad
way ~7 Thirkisld son COMPANY Franklin ohio
Thlrkield drygoods. notions ana FURNISHING E's' VIC
'0Fia1 / Crane. scranton, hats ans caps Albert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Murray. Thomas F 70 Frsdsrick Devoe and
65s 5sS1s ' Of Noses s: Be1oe at F5rhaa
HOFFMAN Joseph to Fredericl< W Devos and an
Of Moses Davoe at Ford6aa Hsigats years
sptvacE Joseph to Frederick " psyos and an
!n szesg5orsi let r No TO- nap 7a H. los ssts
9s Pc Nsss5 levoe a. 'tCa .i.'z.s sy- ss7 so
Do BruI Berthe a. TO Augustus Pttou. e5ta-st, -.
No 100 West. years. per Ceat----..-....... loo
SOIL. Rosa. widow, etc, 70 Jane z Thompson;
Y MsiaSay'{s5 56 per ar .fsa. aus $1,000
tusl Bank 11th-ave. Nos 40 and AZ 10 years. 49,.
Ks-ssI Louis 70 Henry R Moore. F.i,oz-st No
A, due December 1905; Per csns--.--.;: 1900
Ai bTosssT. 35ts-ss No ss2 Ezst year per
JabIoas Iasob and another to Albert c SIorgsn-
stern: lo6th-ss, Cos = OF Anlstsr1aEH- ,..oo
Brosan obstruction Company 70 the Irving saw
inss Ins-irution; 112th-st. : rs II Of Broad
way year a per II 1f,i x55 ''oOo
g 10 - s@l5 5ac5 PFC a. ms es5s1ss' 1000
Joaastoa Mary n 70 Thsrssz B KuPtsr ana an
S52sT SIS 600 3 years. PET eeat.=- $500
Nolan Nsry J. 10 Frederick " Dsyos and an
SssF e.aSs q Moses 5 Ds9oe F6na ssas
Ezsl Ess7 HeTnaa 70 Mary Eaehhorn. 127th-
- Nos sos and 80, %Sss1 w. T sa8
HENDERSON. Edward to Bank for SAVINGS seth
Yutte katie 70 Elizabeth Y Ebert: 173d-st. No
rzt A1 PM "a Joseph 5arnachi ana aaatae-
Van Buren-st; SIS II Z OF Co.unous-ave;
schvarzsT. EIlzaoosta- 70 Jacob Wee: G5ogys5-
Due july l. 1905: 6 osr cent -. 5000
reyenstein Abraham. William II Purdy and
81 per = 600
s=--e ~, Fz--v CSreenbaum: property prior
nortrass 50 600 due April ! 1911; per Dent $500
r-rie4r7ar Harris J-nirS6 States Trust Com
rarv of New-YorE I7th-st. :. e5 = " OF
I,enox-ave: mortgages; interest and time
Que as per bond. each .----.. = 900
Solomon William. another. Freterlc De 2
per ..-,....-.. $1,000
T7iusstsfr Jacob. 10 American MORTGAGE Com
year. per -. 1900
Brozan Construction Company the State Realty
and Mortgage Company 112th-st. rs
~ Broadway, prior mortgage. SG5.0 COO. year.
Miller. John 7. MetropoItan Life Insurance
COMPANY 65th-st. r $50 p . OF Amsterdam
ave. March /. 1905: ce1t-------- 10000
Ncrzan Norman :. TILE Guarantee and Trust
Company. Washingtou-aVe No 1,s4s. years 49,.
Morzan Norman 3 and another Emily ~
EatGel6. WashinEton-ave No 1s4s. prior mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
TO SELL BOSTON CLUB.
americans in the Market, Says
Western RumOr.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Imcihnati Dec 1.-THE Boston American League
club is for sale, says rumor here. in fact
wealthy man IN the East is considering the pur-
chase Of the champions OF the American League
Henry kiiliIea has tired Of the game and wants to
get out, it is said here.
Inc capitalist who IS considering the purchase OF
the club, and who has been in correspondence with
klllilea, the present owner Of the club wrote to
club owner IN the National League. asking his
advice on the subject. The club owner showed the
letter TO his colleagues at the recent meeting Of
me National League in New-York, and in this
way the fact became known. The fact that KiIIflea
wants to sell may be one Of the reasons why the
American League meeting has been postponed and
incidentally it may explain why Ban johnson is
skirmishing about in the East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5sd-st No. "a East. Is sx1O05, Marguerite u
Male 70 George Robinson mortgage, SIS -
Same property. George II Robinson Mary
ssagWcs n50rsase $500 = Nominal
j. Eichhoru 70 Herman Helberg; mortgage. -
835-st No $40 West Is 9x9s .. John A Moore
% Penrsyl vania. NeW-YOrk and Long Island
Railroad Company: mortgage. 5000; o and 100
1910 Il of CliHton-ave. OK
* e John Cratacap 70 Laura BuTkhardt-- 50
referee to Metropolis securities ConpaHy-.,.. 200
NoTris-sl. 7 Ito T. Washington
5a6I Waiter E Andrews -. Nominal
Edward Hirs6 to Elsie -.-.,-.,-.-.. Gift
Cora Gerhard 70 John Addison re-recorded;
Nadson-ave No t5s2 W s a5x10o: Max Poll
rick % Leopold Schneider ct al: mortgage.
11th-aye Nos 446 and 442 : ie 4xioo The
Company Nominal
Lewis A sJins6H 70 George a Whselock Nominal
95th-st. No I29 West 16x1O0s: Augustus Pil0u
s4tS-5{ Ion f. y Of 5th-a1e 5oziii9. Cen
tury Realty Company 70 Thlrty-foUrth Street
117th-st n $ % + W Of Lenox-ave e]xi00. II:
United States Trust Company 70 Harris Fried
c-5Iurabgs-ave No 491 g $ 27x1oO. John J
powers 20 Mary Osborne nlertgaze Nominal
75th-sr ; $ # W OF 4rt-ave I5x1Oa 2 Theresa
kupper and another 10 Mary VI Johnston
1a5r1-sf n SO ?, = OF St Anr's-ave a5xio6.
James Hutchinson Wilhelm Nellin-
,czzttse, ~, rs V-ssr "a sx1sl II TyIf. riTc1S
and another Samuel Seiuiger. half part.
Hadiso1-ave 10 647 5 25x9O. william F
Donnzlly TO Marks Bazkower. Nominal
T;eave--st- n "a corner Nevr-st runs Y go Ok
1166x Iox44-6x JOSS Annie NJ NC
rsa5-r-i1ga-ava corner iq7tH-sr 501ff5.
Margaret Mooney EIzaseth N Mooney Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
BIG MECHANICS LIEN FILED.

The New-Tork Expanded Metal Company has
fled mechanics lien against the Burterick Pub
fishing Company. Limited. owners; George A
Fuller Construction Company. as contractors, and
Oliver & Burr. sub-coutractors. or the property
at the northwest corner Of Spring and AIacdougal
SITS. 20 fl and irregular to Van Dan-sU- The lien
is Tor cinder concrete, hydraulic cement and FIRE
proof materials furnished The amount OF said len
i S5S,5S5 e.
EIce-President Starrett OF the Fuller company
said yesterday afternoon that the lien the
result OF dispute between the architects OF the
building and the New-TOrk Expanded Metal Com
pany over certain details OF the specIhcaLO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
nEw.oRLeANs ENTITIES FOB TO-DAY.

- r-,.--s Dee 14-Firxt 6pu-se. seven fur
f5e~El.rar l0a. anti Trust lG5 The Bznterer 100;
l-hs5 - I5 Carraher los. Eeepe-, 1913 rullos e.
a. fgr1ng class 49, Badge. IL Russell Garih 10
iJ1 - - .-4Irse- SIX fu-ougsJ-Lady free Knight
9ecJit- = Hrs Frank Foster. % Harlem Lar Ss.
-: -. A les ae Rankin. l02 FLOYD x lh2. Llog3,
80 ia Enakl. l0I, Foxy kane l''s lil-
Eel 10 s--s,-~s,- rollurfful 100 e
IlE4 race t--s- 100. sea shark, 1C3 Little Jack
gcTner le3 Ayar 1872 Tenure, issar 40. Lev Dor
Foa--h t "a -. Dan Meskeuna los Charlie Ihonl-
SEP es race selling one and 4s-eis55R aIsS5 10
.-'- ,oi T,-1ager6 lD2- Little EL[ln 10 -
-aate iO1 purse nge furlongsla, Bon To- N ia
della. lbs 49,, fG-- Iuquis.tFe Girl, lpl. h.Hg
Gleh9e iu~- 80 t;-6rraa 10. Mad Aiuah 10 1li1
n 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
MAYOR LOW SIGNS RULES OF ROAD.

Mayor Low signed the new ordinances known as
rules Of the road. regulating street traffic recently
passed by the Board OF Aldermen after public
hearing ". P Emo. who has had much 10 do with
helping Deputy Police Commissioner Piper in agi-
tating for the new rules, was present, with many
suggestions as amendments 10 the rules One OF
these amendments was that vehicle shall mot null
the right until entirely clear of the vehicle
attempts pass in front Of It is also proposed
70 amend the ordinance 10 compel rubber tired We
hices TO carry bells, to be rung when turning cor
ners. with motor vehicles provided with horns or
other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
ST. LOUIS WILLING TO TRADE MEN.
Hedges Declares That American Team Will
do Lot of Swapping of Players

III TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TFTBUNEI
St Louis. Dec. I4-Before hUrrvfng of to the
American League meeting in Chicago Bob"
Hedges said to-day:
Providing that can get what We want IN
return we will do a lot OF trading. We have four
catchers and one or two OF them can be used for
swapping purposes Then. do not need all
eight pitchers that are under contract to rs. We
also harbor extra infaIdsr and an extra out
fielder. We surely long on trading material
and barring Powell. SUdhon. Wallace. Burke ard
Hin. I do not think we have player ShoIn Nc
Aleer would not let figure ii a deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
REAL ESTATE.
Business Building OIcned by ".
BOurkc Cochran Leased.

Maurice J. Joyce has leased for ". Bourke Cock
ran the dve-story and basement business building
Nos 993 and 995 Third-ave. and No 202 East Fifty
ninth-st for a term OF ten years. at rental az
gregating nearly 10000 The lessee is Hugh V
Monahan who will open the building as a branch
of his furniture and carpet business.
MI Joyce has sold for Alberto de NeTastegui, Of
this city the four-story brick dwelling house No
1875 Park-ave., Baltimore TO Robert z Wood. Cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
SMALL HOPE FOR NEW HEADQUARTERS
Finance Committee of Aldermen Tables
General Greene's Project.

By the action OF the finance committee Of the
lard q Aldermen in laying over the consideration
o. The appropriation Of s-5ooO0 for the new Centre
Market police headquarters. already authorized by
rfe Board OF Estimate and Apportionment. the
project on which General Greene has spent so
much work Is believed TO have been finally de-
fearel- The opposition from Alderman T p
SL-l-an- who urged that Tornpkius Market on
cooper Square, was better site. General Greene
0--.-r-7 rl4S site had been rejected hv IN Board
O. Estimate The subject was laid over although
tlt committee showed lis approval Of the alder
mans arguments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Vincent A RYAN; II 1O0JH-st. T 1904 II q
ParS-ave 16 sx1oo11 story hk dwg b. story IF bldg
on rear c Palm aSr II 2 Thornton ct al II T
LPPod. Davies. ref: due S1 l3s y. taxes
etc, $3.50. 20 the plaintiff FOR $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-15
n PT-Rnl-ANCE OF - ODE 81 HON.

,b1ar C. -ho-1as a Surrogate OF the County New
York notice Is hereby given % al persons having claims
zs1sr Samuel Patterson late OF the County OF New
York. deceased 90 present the same. win vouchers
subscriber. his place OF -razsacErs
$1,000 9t1 Esvsry. Borough Mauhartan IN the
rv % New York before thr-ieJh day u April
Dated New York seventeenth DAY q October. 1903
WILLIAM z. PATTERSON. Executor.
FRANK NJ TICHENOR, Attorney for Executor. q Park
Row New York City.
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Amer c Thomas. Surrogate County o
York Notice having
against Eliza Ccrnor. County ~ York.
deceased. present With
Ire subscriber his place II transactng business
ll5 YORK street IN the Bro1gh 81 Brooklyn City of
York. on OF before the 1sE CAV Of April. next
JOHN J. HIGGINS Ex-senator.
CARR CIRCUIT. ANS for EAT 1ss Monrag1s 81.
Brooklyn. Y. City
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Aans- C. Thomas a sar.osase e. ne county o.
Vcrk hereby gwen % al persons having
claims asansr w1han G Esasdale late q IRE C0unry
o. y,tF deceased. present E1rr
v,-rs~s rhsrsof 10 their PLACE or
frsnsscns business the once ct joseph r OXEN
~ rfs Nassau street. en- the Office q FranS 81
T,4l--raa go Broadway. BoloEa % Manhattan n -
C-rS 81 New TcrS. before the lsr cay q Iuns
- No. - - $50.
ANNIE EEEDEHSOE
FREDERICK W Z-ElIE1E- -@-7-~-lls
JOSEPH p ONEILL. Attorney for ENsc1tor Annis Hen
ders0n-
FRANK e LJl llz1=tAN Al'ia7S Tot ENelNtu- Ff-lel-
LlsrleE.
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Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c Thomas. Surrogate OF the County q New
notice HEREBY gwen all having claims
against Ales Iats Of the Couaty OF New York
4e~aased present with vouchers thereof
re- sosrther a. OF trals1cJi1g business
Once of Charles D OCQuue No, 100 Broadway IN the
E-r11g1 Of Nanhattal CITY OF New York, bsfors
The 2Ftr DAY OF April next
CHARLES r SAGEL. AdEinisrrator.
y CfCONNEL.Ia Administrator
no Broadway. BsrlU=l " Manhattan, NeN York CITY
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y H-RsrANcE OF AZ Oder DE HON.

4 abner g Thomas. Surrogats q rSs County q Nsw
york notice hereby gwen % all persons having claims
swsnsr Orlando P Dexter. lsrs q the County OF
York deceased 70 present the sae win vouca=rs there
70 ire subscriber his place q cransacrtng hus
0ess AZ he o1hce % Jsulusl Szdmore. No g Wal
Street Borough O Manhattan in the CRY Of
or uer1rs o.
Dafed New York tire 26th DAY - Oc-ober. 1903
HENRY DEXTER. Administrators.
LESrT-EL SFIIDNORE Attorney TOR Administration.
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N PI-RsrANcE IA - ORDER OF HON-

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County
Work notice is hereby all persons having
aEsaz William L Jenkins Or the County
~ deceased. Z present
rb1r0f - the subscribers. theT place Of
ONCE Of Frederic de p Foster, II
Wal street. in Borough q Manhattan, City Of NsE
W. IN Or before the twenty fifth day April next
mated New York nineteenth day Of October 1905
AUGUSTUS :. JENKINS -
HOBART ELEN ELAND.
rpFDFRIC DE =, FOSTER Attorney for EZecIE0rs -
wal Street Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York
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N prrRSTANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF
hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Henry SvhmCr late OF the County OF
deceased present Win vouchers
thereof 10 subscribers ar their place or transactn
LIsf1s-s NJ -n- OF Spei- Bartlett, No. s. Wall
F{or1uzh Manhattan in The City OF New
w. on Or before the day OF July 1904.
T.arad York the 1fLh day OF December. 1893
HENRY SCEOEEteI y. lEr.-,tr,--x
FREDERICK SCHMIDT-S --@s4 =
gPETP & BARTLETT Atrorneys for Executors
81 Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan
New York CITY
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N PURsUA NCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abasr c. Thoraz. surrosate Of re County Of Ne.
YORK notice s hereby al persons having caims
ar9 nsr sarah u Phyfe. sometimes Known Sa-an 81
IcckVood q tne County q New toTS deceased %
thereof
- AZ tnet- place business oce q
SER Sey-cel. No 81
civ York Manhattan EoTorg-- O. Ssfors tha
IAN cav o. Nay next
Dated New Ye-k the on DAY 1t November. 1903
WILLIAM J. PHILLIPS. WILLIAM D. CARRCW
ENscurorL
FETTRETCH sTI.<NAN & SEEBEL. At-oTneys Cor Ex-
erlr0rs. Il ParS Row. Eorousn Of Manhattan city
Of NsW-ToFk-
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- PrRsrANCE o. - oRpER o. HON.

Abne- c. Thomas Surrogate q The County OF Ns~
York notice hsreuy 10 all persons having claims
against Adelaide c. Dickinson late OF ne County q New
T0rk deceased present the with vouchers thereof
re sbscrioe- az his place transacting business Nc
81 liberty street City OF New before the
T9T dsv az Ma York law
- Novennher 1898 CHARLES DICKINSON. Executor
S. Liberty Borough % Manhattan, View York
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Country Property for SAFE.

on nOn ACRES timber and mineral land 200 900 ooo
SU.OUU feer standing timber Galt pine n44- 80
hen log splendid investment ch1aR
can eless uartnership. ". y. LANE. Trenton No
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REsuLTs a oAKLANo.

ssn Francisco Dec. l4FIst race ''esss ,l as n
sei l 10 seaaneb 70 l. sscoad. IesphoAN %
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Tribune advertisers like to make the acquaintance
of Tribune readers.
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0IVTF-tIIFm0la. % n
Murphy. Coal from u
L Hinkay. Yale. and :
bone, Colgate. Linesmer
Twenty minute na Ives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11
Ladies Tailor Garments.

THERE IS AN ABUNDANCE OF FASHION in every gar exhibited from the the priced will in fauad with the style display and the prices appended
 LADIES' TAILOR SUIT of blue black Cheviot trimmed with Tafe bands and buttons long skrted blouse plaied Skirt with Iateta bands Monday $9 9S
 LADIES' TAILOR SUIT black Cheviot made frock coat sye line with good quality satin; skirt full flare Mon day .: ....... $AAOO(
 LADIES' TAILOR SUIT light grey Oxford or blue mixed Chevo made with long plaed coat with b skirt pd down front
 LADIES' TAILOR SUIT of brown grey mixed Zbilne made with long ked blouse stole ona mens patent leather be full flare cosetting skirts day .. .$1249I
 LADIES' TAILOR SUIT and Covert Cloth made the new long corset coat se skirt also made style Mon
 LADIES' DRESS SKIRT of Venitn Cloth trimmed with Taf teta bands drops skirt attached very full flare Monday .$49Sl
 LADIES' DRESS SKIRT of Panne Cheviot yoke panel front trimmed around yoke and panel with silk ba each covered with folds of same; very full a Monday $S9S\
 MISSES SKIRTS in blue and mixture paited trim med with buttons of matera 31 to 3S Monday $349
 CHLDRENS LONG CLOAKS Kersey in red blue and tan made with double trimmed with double bands size IA Monday. .... .. .. .. .. =. .. .. .. $3. .0S
 CTLDRENS LONG CLOAKS of better quality Kersey in blue and made with deep single cape trimmed with silk bands Sizes
 6 to IA Monday 50 %
 OUTING DRESSES for the little fok just the thing for cool days; made of solid pink bue red and Gretchen sy trimmed with braid Sizes to years Monday. .49c
 OUTING DRESSES of pink and blue check made with yoke trimmed with embroidery; to years Monday. 35c
 OUTING DRESSES for larger girls in red blue and green pads trimmed in braid and buttons; IA years Monday 59c
 MACKINTosHES for school children navy; waterproof cape. Monday .......... $1. .9S $25O
 PRIESTLEY'S CRAVENETTES for ladies' in tan and grey made with tpp cape loose back with belt sleeves Mon day .. .. $12.5Ot
 PRIESTLEY's LIGHTER WEIGHT CRAVENETTEs, in ony with large fancy full body with belt thing light well rain coat Monday $129st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11
Silk Waists.

Beautiful collection of the latest styles
 BLACK PEAU DE SOIE WAIST-Tucked full front and tucked back, with silk cord Monday $3 9S
 BLACK PEAU DE SOIE WAIST-Shrred front and sleeves tucked back Mexican Monday
 BLACK PEAU DE SOLE WAIST-Full front tucked back and sleeves fancy yoke in front trimmed with silk cord day .. ......... ...... ......... S4.0S
 PEAU DE SOIE WA1STS-In blues and pinks pin tucked Mexican drawn work front and sleeves with Mon day .... .... :. .$49S
 CREPE DE CHINE WAIST-Pn tucked Mexican drawn work back front and sleeves trimmed with silk medaons black and white. Monday $5 9S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11
Vestings for Ladies Waists.

OUR NEW FALL LINE of vestings in pink light blue checks black and white checks and p also white ground
 fes; marvel of beauty These Vestngs splendid values at S5c; will be placed sale Monday 60C
 ANOTHER LOT OF BEAUTIFUL VESTINGS, washable eolored white really 60 65c For Monday 49c WHITE MERCERIZED VESTINGS highly mercerized charm patterns cheap 40 to 45c Monday y............. $50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11

Our most forcefu eloquence justice ZVKEHzIIIVEV the bewching J I'm this richly stocked section Our added specimens
 LADIES READY TO WEAR HATSin Hobby draped shapes with quill and pompom trimmed i'm all the
 LADIES DRESS HATSn black with Ostrich or fancy Plumes All swell styles nonday .s5oo $SHLDRENS READY TO WEAR HATSin fancy
 na Navy Bue Oxford and Brown with Cood Velvet Rbbon ..7SC LARGE SOFT FELT HAT-wth Chenille the late coos Aonday .o8c lOROo HAIS-CoIored Felt for School onday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11
Merchandise is Always Here to Back Our Statements
The New "Marquise'' Waist Display.

Every interested in the Wais-the thing o the Our display will be specially the styles will be shown tme-and they are beau 
 The MARQUISE" WAIST has great many friends Mongomeryhey always perfect fit and syend you feel thoroughly satisfied that wearing % the thing you |Marquise Waist. ."-$1.9S, $249, $29S, $3.9S $49S .' =. -