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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-23
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MY VIOLIN
BY CARRIE Co.

BY CARRIE Cox.
/ love tbs violin of NINE
To me It's very dear
AIthO' Ms ole and lusteriess,
Its tones are sweet aud clear.
1t has earned me many doll ar
From many country 'suTee."
And naught but hunger, death or debt
Can take my fiddle from me.
For many "A lonesome, lonely hour
Has my fiddle whlled away.
As in the silent twilight
I'd sit lone and play.
T'was not the strains OF Mozart
Or Mendelsshons favorte tune,
Mayhap 1t was but Tucker
Or more like "Old Zip Coon"
And oft OF winter evening
My children gathering round,
Would sing and shout and dance with glee,
At the Old familiar sound.
love This violin Of mine
] prize IL as friend,
I'll keep and cherish it with care,
I suppose till life shall end,
ReadstOwn, November IS, 1904.
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DIED.
ERIE JENSEN OF Bristow. daughter Of James
Stephen, died November2 She was % years
OF age, leaves three brothers, two sisters, aged
father, husband and an infant son to mourn
her loss. She was member OF the Nj. r.
church. Funeral s,rvices were conducted By
Revs. Nuzam and Buffers, at Springv'lle,
where interment took place.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-23

N EPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
X of TIE Vernon County Bank. located at Vi
roma state Of Wisconsin, at the close OF oust-
ness on the tenth day OF November, 1904,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-23

BEWARE of see and cold feet The direct coughs
colds and consumption Prevention cheaper and han
the Keep your dry and will land md
bitter We have enough preventative In
stock supply all Warm footwear of all descriptions Warm
goods ggns will show the largest stock of
bic prices We you few going
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
FREMONT
LEAVESPORT
TAKE A LARGE CARGO or
GOODS FOR The ORIENT

The Honiou Steamship company's
steamer fremont sailed from this
port fot Manila shortly before noon
to-day The vessel carried arc Of the
largest carEoea that has been ship
ped from this port Tor some time.
sha also has larx. list Of psssen-
gers. Nho are bound 10 all points Of
Europe The fremont had fifteen
locomotives. consigned 10 YokuhHrna
They are 81 the narrow gauge type
ard are 20 BE- used for branch roads
10 BE- built 20 the main line % the
japanese railway.
Tn. majority OF the merchandise
shipped 10 the Orient On the Ire
inont consists Of forage for the
United states army ia ths Philip
pines. canned goods and canned
-reafu Tor the japanese army. The
balance Of her cargo consists OF
feur. tobacco. cotton. ciEarets and
hardware. In all she had itteo tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

init 20 any reasonable restrictions In
order 90 get the privilege. We have
no objections 10 tho restrictions
which the corporations committee
proposes 60 prevent the company
from selling cut or tearing M paved
streets Co lay mains. or TO compel u
60 furnish gas OF proper quality. or
20 any property holder who can rea-
sonably demand 1t.
1T looks TO us ea " the committee
were outraKeously unjust when II
seeks ~ compel the company 20 turn
over percentage OF ita earnings 60
the city. while the preHent company
does not. aud 20 submit To similar
uucalied for restrictions Anybody
knows that in order 10 secure the
best competition the competing COM
panirH must bc put on equal ground,
must be given the same chance 60
reduce rates and still make a profit.
An Of us have signed the petition
asking the council to grant the 81
franchise. We DO not need TO curry
favor from any city official or cor
poration. We cannot do much else,
however. under the circumstance
than 10 express our opinion and We
have done that"
After numerous delays u appears
as though the corporations commit.
tee were at last 20 have an open
meeting In which 90 discuss the
franchise and 20 submit 60 the Of
fieera Of the American Improvement
company the changes which u pro-
poses. A. already stated In The
star. those officers viii vigorously
oppose any proposition 20 turn over
3 per cent OF It's earnings 20 the city
unless the Seattle Iifhtlng company
IL compelled 20 do the same and any
othsrunrcauouahle provisions. Chair
man nowcn. Of the COMMITTEES. said
this morning that he would try TO
rststhe members together tomorrow
afternoon to take up the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
81 GAS FRANCHISE
STRONGLY ENDORSED
CAPITOL HILL IMPROVEMENT CLUB PASSED RESOLUTION
LAST NIGHT THAT SHOWS ALPHABETICALLY THE sENrI.
! MENr OF TIE PusLlc

give the city from TO per cent Of
us gross earnings and other IN
called for restrictive clauses.
The resolutions We're passed unan-
imously. after Prof y. n, CoieErove,
pr n. r. Monroe and other members
had. la warm language. condemned
the apparent intention OF the corpo-
ratieus committee 60 held up the
granting OF the 81 franchise for the
benefit OF the local saa trust, as has
been pointed cut Ia The Star.
We thought u MAS time To take
the bull by the horns" said DIR.
Monroe this morning. and We ex-
pressed cur ideas IN no uncertain
Language. To man up a tree. Il
certainly looks a. Il the corporations
committee were showing uuexcus-
able delay aud manifest unfairneas
In handling the important matter
Tor the accommodation OF the present
gas company.
We all want cheap gas and We
believe that the way 20 set Il IL 10
put a competitive company into the
local field The American Improve
ment company wants 60 set In and
IL has showed a Willingness to sub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

An old-tirue resident OF Seattle. IN
the person Of Bayard WELLER. busi-
ness manager Tor Miss Isabel Irving.
who will be seen during the last half
% next wcek at the Third Avenue
theater. expressed today great sur
prise and pleasure az the changes
for the better that have been made
In this city during the past three
years.
I would hardly have known ths
old town" said Mr.. WELLER this
morning TO a reporter for The Star.
The changes have been 10 marked
and so many. Seattle has changed
from an overgrown town 20 a flour
iahing city. and one that compares
very favorabiy with any Of the
Eastern cities % the same class. In
deed. am not sure that We could
find anything in the East that can
quite c1rnpre with Seattle.
THE place has lost it's rawussa
The people one sees on the streets
are better dressed. They have a
more cosmopolitan appearance and
certainly a more prosperous look.
we talk a good deal In the East
about this part 81 the country. The
eyes OF ali investors are fixed on
the Northwest. for they have begun
to realize that here Il the proper
field for their investments. re-
member three or four years ego.
when I was last here. in fact. Il vas
considered a wonderful thing when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
THINKS SEATTLE IS
ONLY TOWN in AMERICA
sAYARo WELLER a FORMER QUEEN CITY MAN. IS PLEASED
TO ssr HOW AIS OLD HOME TOWN HAS oRows-HE is
NOW MISS IRvIncs MANAGER

/ Eastern capital found investment Ia
Seattle properties. Now Il u the
ordinary thing TO lind Eastern
money backing Western enterprises.
In the city itself there have been
very marked changes. Your build
ings are IA better shap-. Many Of
the old ahackS that disflKursd the
main streets OF the city have been
removed aud In their places are fine
new buildings. modern In every par
ticular. Then. too. see a great Inn
provefnsut In the condition q the
streets. IL il easy to see that the
people are paying more attention 70
their civic duties. and three or four
years ago this Was n subject on
which Il was next 10 impossible 20
arouse the slightest interest among
the residents OF Seattle
Il always feel that Seattle r. a
sort Of second home TO me. spent
such happy. pleasant days when I
vas last here. that / have always
wanted to return. am here now 20
look after the business interests Of
Miss Isabel Irving. Who Will appear
At the 4 hlfd AktAh" thFAteF the tAht
half Of next week In Winston
Churchilrs drumatization Of his own
novel. The Crisis am quite sure
that Seattle will like The Crisis.
Miss Irving has already played In
this city. Her la<appesrance was.
think. In support Of John Drew.
some three or four years ago. she
has made very great strides ia her
profession in the last four or five
years and IL now rightly considered
the foremost American comedlenns.
Those WHO have seen her impergon-
alton 81 Virginia Carvel the heroine
OF The Crisis. declare u II the best
work OF her career
As you may know. Miss Irving n
starring under the management OF
James X. Haokett. the young actor
manager, who has done 40 much 10
promote the independent movement
in this country. This. 20 those who
know. n a guarantee that every
thing that time and care and money
can do 10 perfect a production Of
The Crisis has been done"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
POLICE GUARD
SAVES STATION CAT

George Sheehan. guard Of the re-
eruits OF the ball and chain gang
displayed "a bit ~ heroisn in front
OF the police station last night which
was ocCasioned by hts attachment
for the police station cat Badly 4"
The cat IL in the habit Of coming out
to meet SheehRu on his return from
the days duties and this time q
nearly ended In a fatal disaster for
the feline.
Two ladies came driving rapidly
down the street just as Badly"
crossed and SheehSn seeing the evil
dent result. managed to stop the
progress Of the riE just in time to
grab poor kitty out from underneath
the wheels which a moment later
would have crushed the life out Of
the stations pet. The cat was car
fisd tenderiy up the station steps In
the arms OF the butly guard. and
nov Badly" has detective on hts
trail when out for an airing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
RECEIVER
DISCHARGED
AFFAIRS OF pEFuNcT BANK OF
BALLARD HAVE BEEN ALL
SETTLED

r. l. Blaine. receiver Of the defunet
bank Of Ballard. was discharged by
Superior Judge Bell this morning and
the surcties on his bonds released. The
affairs OF the bank were wound up
several weeks ago, the money ON hand
having all been paid cut and the
property sold 20 satisfy the creditors
The creditors OF the Bank Of Bal
lard have been paid about "a per cent
on the dollar. while the creditors u
the Ballard Savings and Trust COM
pany. an institution run In connection
With the bank. were paid " per cent
on the dollar. The Bank OF Ballard
and the Ballard Savings and Trust
company were declared lnaolvent more
than year ego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
DAMAGES
LIMITED
JUDGE sANFoRD PLACES TO.
tai LIABILITY IN ISLANDER
CASE At s5.ss4

Judge Hanfori. IN the federal
court today. handed down a decree
IN the Islander case. limiting the
amount which the Canadian Pacific
Railway company. owners Of the III
fated vessel, could be held liable for
damages, as a rsHult Of the wreeking
and sinking or the vessel about four
years ago near Juneau. Alaska
The decree limits the liability Of
the owners 10 ts.gZi ana interest.
making the total liability t3.sst
Claims agsrsgatinE iSse. 600 we're
made against the owners as a result
Of the wreck. The q SO VIII now
be apportioued among the claimants.
which settles the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
DENTIST BROWN
IS ON TRIAL

= ]. Brown. q the Brown Dental
parlora. 10 being tried ga the supe-
riur court today 0n the charge Of
failing 20 display Ia his pIao. Of
business the names 81 the dentists
whom ho employs. During the past
few months Brown has been con
vtctsd OF two different offennes
against the statute governing the
practice Of dentistry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
MONEY FOR
FORTS
COVE WILL SPEND BIG
sum FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
FoRTIFIckTloNs IN THIS
STATE

The government viii spend $685.
$50 for the enlargement and i'm
provemout Of the army posts IN the
state Of Washington. Word TO that
effect was received IN this city from
the national capital last night. the
money 10 be available not later than
July !.
The Alaska post Is 20 get $4,000.
Fort worden. $4,000. Fort casey
$4,000 Fort Lawton, tta,lt0. Fort
walla walia. $4,000. Fort Wright.
si4.b00. Vancouver barracks, $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
S2O,0O0 SUIT now on
Here's only a hint at the SNAPS

Superior Judge Albsrtaon II hearing
today the 50 Co damage suit Of Bsr-
hard Benson. night Waterman,
against the United Warehouse com
penY. Benson fell down an elevator
shaft. while employed ~ the company.
lie had been ordered 20 lever the eis-
vator to the cellar for some coal. bus
claims that the machinery was de-
fectlve Hnd that the gate broke. throw.
Ing him off The plaintiff claims 70
have been crippled for life By the fsIl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
ROUTED
RUSSIANS
JAPs PIT 200 or THEM TO
FLIGHT. KILLING MANY


LONDON. May d japanese Mta-
Iatyr HHFea fiaassht HiFea an account
= the HaaaiAn attack on Auju q MAJ
10 IN which be Hays twcHtg four Jap
ausne resisted 20 Russians until a
company - retufaFeemsuts arrived
from Ping Nane Whtu the enemy
fled The japanese l0Ht four ALLIED
and slK wounded The ep~uY iost over
nfty. while several an-casntnlnalunrsi
officers were taken prisoners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

The foregoing resolution. passed
by the Capitol Hiu improvement
club last Monday night. expresses
I'm brief the sentiments OF the mem-
beers OF that organisation and. IN
fact. all the Improvement clubs Of
the city. against the Insertion In the
American Improvement company :
gas franchise. by the corporations
committee OF the city council. 81 a
clause compelling thu company 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
BRITISH CAMP
IS ATTACKED

LONDON. May i2-plspatohes from
GyanEtHc. Thibot. today states that
the Thibetaus have reopsued the
bonn bardmout OF the British camp
there. using cannon. No statement Of
the casualties - At hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
NICK WANTS TO
QUIT GEARING
oBy scripps News Assn,

LIVERPOOL. May i2-The Post
today asserts that n report has
reached London from a high quarter
In St Petersburg that the oEar Ia
suffering from great mental deprca-
sion aud In DESTROYS Of abdleation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
FOR BETTER
GOVERN MENT
rpy serlppa New. A.s.nl

VIENNA, MAY i2-Russian adviccs
today state that the conviction is
growing among the intellectual classes
that ahsolutism has seen its best day
and that the czsr will be led Of his
own Initiative to give the empire q
constitution and parliament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
Will ZHN
MMYW
Russians Are Destroying
Docks and Other Material
any sorIpps Nsws As..nl

NY H0FIfNs NFNa Ne NJ
sT. PETERSBURG. May i2.-vics-
roy Alsxisff telesraphH that In prep
aratlous for the evacuation Of Dalny.
the docks and other material which
miEht be useful 10 the enemy. are
bsins destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
DON'T LIKE EN-
cnr ecrIpps Nsr. Ass.n.l

BERLIN. May 1.-THE newspapers
continue their outcry ssainst the
American constlir ia Germany. as
nerttns that thee deserve 70 be treated
a. spies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
PLAN 4 TRIP
TO SPOKANE

The washington Volunteers As
ISOLATION win meet tonight in the
law school building in the old uni
ysrsity grounds for the purpose OF
making preliminary arrangements
for the contemplated trip to Spo-
kane on July & The Washington
volunteers VIII participate In the In
dependence day celebration at Spo-
kane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
PROTECTION
AZ ssikNs WILL FoRTiFY A
FINLAND TOWN
cny serlpps Nsws ARM

BERLIN. May IA 81 Petersburg
dispatch states that the town of ssH-
tohrtE. on the gulf - Finland. eight
cen miles from the capital. - 20 be
strongly fortified a. protection to-
Neva and 81 Petersburg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May i2-The
board OF lady managers Of the big
fair Is posing a. the most exclusive
organization IN the United states.
IL Is made up Of Il women from
different states. The lady president
Is Mrs. Daniel Manning Of New
York ana Miss Helen n. Gould Is =
member.
The board OF LADY managers has
declined to be photographed as a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
ssls Agents YOSns's Hat.

one priee. taoo Can't b. beat
Give ~ call = y Rfopka 4 CO.
1871 - Ave. Arcade Bldg %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
WENT LIKE
hot CAKES
oBy sortpps News Ass'n)

LONDON. May 1.-THE Central
News states that the japanese loan
has already been oversuhscribed. The
banks handling q were crowded this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

Force. Malta-vita and Grape Nuts.
two packages for 2sc. Crescent
Creamery Co. Ills First avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
NNkR At
MNMWM
TOWN rs QUIET AND NO FIGHT.
ING ANTICIPATED

LONDON. May T. tioYd's New.
ehwaun agent states that Port Arthur
IL entirely cut off Produce u arriv-
ina la Erest quantities from up the
river Tho Japanese troops are
marching from rsuE uuans Chang toe
Nard Hagen.
Perfect 0ftrr prevails a SowUhNanx
and tho people do not anticipate amy
trouble or fighting In this Vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

We. the members Of the Capt.
tol IAN Improvement club,
heartily faVoE the new gan
company. which proposes 81 gas
/ for illumination aud So-eent Gas
for fuel. and We are opposed to
! making any unnecessary re
/ qulremeuts OF the company. be
/ lleylng that healthy eOmpeu-
/ ton a blessing We think
/ that an gas companies should
! be organised and placed on an
equal basis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
TWENTY HURT

PARIS. May i2-Twcnty persons
were tn lgred bY the falling 81 q fam
inE balloon tn Avenue d.Aamesnii TO-
dsW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

Tomorrow. a great special sale OF
Panamns. ToklaH, singerman Il CO..
"a and Seneca zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

Tomorrow. Panama season opens
with a special sale. Toklas. Singer
man q Co. "a and Seneca. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

Fresh Green Lake grand ranch
eggs. zoe per doz. Crescent Cream
cry Co, iiig First avenue. ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

Reduced Rates
To the East via Northern Pacific
on May nth. 18th and i3th- Call
City Ticket Office for rates and All
particulars. l. A. Nadeau, General
Agent. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
monsrehs Have Character

Only 800 the shirt or =. y.
Brooks 4 Co. 1891 Second avenue.
Arcade building. s''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

sTYLIsH CLOTHES. HERALD.
1929 Second. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
Reduced Rate.

STYLISH CLOTHES. HERALD.
i129 Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

Saturday. during the opening ever
cgaea 81 The fair AIRS. Manning u
on the extreme right ~ the picture
the left ~ the front line Of women
About the middle % the second row
- Miss Helen Could. She u hold
ing her far 10 her faec. Back ~
the board Of lady managers Is the
congressional delegation. With the
palace OF Varied Industries fer a
background.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12

STYLISH CLOTHES, HERALD.
1899 Second. .'s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-12
Fresh Lots of the Gross
Stock Will Be on Sale

-Four big extra lots. Special for tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1904-02-21
WHAT THE YELLOW TICKETS TELL

The story of high quality low price saving written yellow tickets all the It is your advantage read the story thoroughly. skip may point to the biggest bargain
Arizona republican., 1904-02-21
White Wash Fabrics

Now ready for your choosing truly marvellous gathering of Whites consisting of Waist and Dress Materials and prices lower than have quoted in the West elsewhere for that matter These goods contracted for months made to order and magnificent collection does exist. You'll agree with when you them
 HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST OF THE BARGNINS- you'll find many others mentioned here just good
 INDIA LINENS-32 inches wide, suitable for hard 0c and long actually worth I2lc. Sale Price INDIA LINENS-thc width made from finest long thread Egyptian yarn-our regular 25c grade, 17I/c Sale Price yard PERSIAN LAWNS3o-incll- rich, sheer beautiful and decaey textured just the thing for party DE- evening gowns, worth up 4CcSale Price yd.... JC CHECKED NAINSOOKS-27 inches widc in large variety of checks suitable for childrens dresses cc apronsSae Price yard ....................U Ut PLAIN NAINSOOKS36inch, of finest, soest quality. French make, fully worth 25c- l0c Sale Price yard. ....................G JC EMBROIDERED SWISSES-e7 inches wide, pretty striped designs and polka dot effects, actually DE- worth 35c-Sale Price, yard and. JC MADRAS WAISTINGS-Sof finish in wove effects stripes ard figures, selling regularly up to 6oc- HHc MADRAS WAISTINGS-Heavy corded and embossed choice patterns and designs, rich and beautiful creations, worth $ooSale Price, yard JC
Arizona republican., 1904-02-21
Lace Curtains AND Curtain Nets

New designs and ideas be found in this assortment, and the quoted below they wonderful bargains The values and selling prices such that they dent
 25 PIECES OF CURTAIN SWIssEs36 inches wide in polka dots figures and fancy open work effects regularly IAc selling I2Jc-Sale Price, yard d.............:. UO PIECES OF CURTAIN NETS-From 30 30 inches wide, in beautiful floral designs, worth up 25c- Ec Sale Price, yard JV NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS-Good width and length regular price SI.oO-Sale Price, 7Ec pair .....................A JV NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINs-34 yards long and E inches wide regular price $2.oo-Sale Price. Nl EA pair .......................O .JU NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS-Son 31, others 4 yards oa sp td 4o9e asss 4 Pee Gsss pa %1s S295
Arizona republican., 1904-02-21
Here are few of the many items of interest:
 EMBROIDERIES. Prices Will Certainly Be Revelation

36oo YARDS OF HAMBURG EDGINGS INSERTIONS anc READINGS, in large variety of neat designs, up q inches wide, worth up 2oc-Sale Price yard. .J 435o- YARDS OF HAMBURG EDGINGS, INSERTION! AND BEADINGS-a beautiful range of patterns to nche wide worth up Sale 10c Price, yard ....................... IUO 224o YARDS OF HAMBURG NAINSOOK- and SWISS EAI BROLDERlES, very elaborate designs, from E q 10 to I2 inches wide worth to 5ocSale Price, yd.. ALL OVER EMBROIDERIES-New designs in Hamburg CanPr1c Nansook and Swiss endless pick from ePecay priced at yard 4oc65c 75c ST oo SIPS and up
 MAICED SElSNever i'll Phoenix has there been exhibited such comprehensive stock Of these beautiful goods em braces Edges Insertions Readings Founcngs Ring Wheel Drawn Work and French handmade effects in all pooC grades of Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Embroideres
Arizona republican., 1904-02-21
A Stupendous Lace Sal

AN UNAIATCHABLE .OPPPORTUNITY TO SFCJ
 YOUR SPRING SUPPLY-SEEING IS BEIIEVI 5000 YARDS OF FRENCH TORCHON I-ACES-Fro 3 inches wide cdgngs and insertions to match worth up to I5c--Sale Price yard. d.............s.. 45oo YARDS OF ENGLISH TORCHQN LACES-rro 5 inches wide, edsngs and insertions. worth up to 5c-Sale lrce, yard. ....... .. ........... 1900 YARDS OF FINEST NALENCTENNES FACES. ngs and insertions to match, n beautiful variety dan terms, actually worth I'D to r5c-Sale Price, 1000 YARDS or POINT DE PARIS VALENCIENN Edgings and insertions from to inches wide worth up to 5c-Sale Price, yard d.............
Arizona republican., 1904-02-21
Sale of Housekeeping Linens

The housekeepers hotel and rooming house managers of Phoenix and vicinity have long since learned to believe in the Linens that sell To augment the selling and spread the good of Linen Wares is aim in this sale Snch price cutting loses large slice of profits, but 1t brings the Linens forciby to your notice.