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SPECIAL PIANO BARGAIN.

case; beautiful tone and finish Regular high
grade plano, selling for $500. To close out at
once will sell for sl65 The greatest bargain
We have ever offered Absolutely guaranteed 70
be perfect.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE-IO7O. Fine Potomac farm; oppo-
site railroad station; one hour city; 2l5 acres
100 wood. worth as mach farm; s-room house.
facing river; barn; dairy; corn house; we'll
force pump; roftablp hshin~ shore; valuable
gravel deposit; excellent shipping facilities;
lust suited for home or for - summer resort
fishing and boating first class; A BARGAIN AT
SO. 500. SOULE CO.. 630 la. ave ap5-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$40 DROP HEAD SEWING MACHINES, SO
New Supply From Factory. All Domesti,s We've
Sold The Past 10 Years Repaired Free. AUEK-
BACuS. II. Phone l. Z22 mhl9-S0t
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EsTATE

HONEY To LoGN on APPROVES GII9 REGI
estate at 4, az, and per cent interest. Special
privileges with respect 20 prior payments Large
amOuAts q speciality. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD. 1907 r 81. NV. ocI0-u
MONEY TO LoAN-s250 TO $500, coo on D. O
Real Estate. Interest low and eli transactions
conducted with economical consideration for
borrower
WIN. H. SAUNDERS r CO.. 1907 st. Nv.
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WANTED-A good colored woman TO work /
lunch room 1927 7th ST. NV. ap5-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOM and board by young man. Address BOX
80. this office II
ROOMS, BOARD-Mechanics or clerks. 50 "a
week. l402 9th st. NV. ap5-3t
NICE front room; summer rates; good board.
4Ol s.. NV. ap4-3t
HOTII BALTIMORE. 18th St and New York
ave. NV; transients, 81 per day; monthly SIS
and up; family rates; table board, $3.50 per
week, music. ap2-7t
FOR RENT-dOUSES.
FOR RENT evCn-rooIn house; all modern ims
prOvements; pleasantly situated near Capitol
and Library; rent moderate; furniture in four
rooms and hall for sale at a bargain. Address
Bon - this office. ap5-3t
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENTAL elegant hve-room fat at 1910
s.. NV. ap6-3J
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wANTED-Expe-icnced skirt hands. Apply 1872
W s. NV. ap5-5t
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Cheap furniture wagon; a good one
one that can be repaired Address BOX y,
this Office. ap5-3t
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PFEIFFER'S, I3a4-1sa6 F ST.

FOR SALE-Piano bargains; SteinWay Grand,
$3.50; knabe upright, S2z5; Emerson upright,
$50; Bradbury. Sl75; Wes,- BROS. upright, SIS,
Wisner upright. SIS; a35ve all second hand
New pianos at very ressJnable prices; all On
easy terms If desired. o. ] DeMOLL & CO,
1881 G s.. NV ap4-n
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PERSONA

MR. Z. MILLION.
PIANIST AND MENTAL READER
9l4 New York Ave. \. "
Mr. Millions readings are scientific, thorough,
and complete and include ything that yo1
desire 70 know. Ladies, 50 cents. Gentlemen,
81 90 Hypnotism taught il
MADAME CATHERINE tells q good fortune Tor
25c and soc; bring this ad. SOS 5th st. nv
a96-S-
MANS DAY is our day, working men always
buy tailoT-made suits or oyercoats slightly
used, because OF the prices. JDSTH'S OLD
STAND. 60 ID. aps-Tt
Mr. f. MILLION. Palmist. 9I4 New York ave.
NV; complete readings, ladies. sec; gentlemen.
SIS hypnotism taught. ap4-6t
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FOR sALE-Knabe's bargain list Of used
pianos Durham, suqsre. big tone SIS; Haines
Bros. square. good action. $50; Haines Bros,
square, fine instrument. 500; Knabe. square.
great bargain. $50; Knabe. square. very good
piano, SO; Knabe. square. excellent instru-
mlent, 500; Singer. upright. fine shape. mahOg-
any case, $3.50; Singer. upright. be4 ltiful. ma
hOgany case, ike new, Sis; Smith & Barnes.
upright. extra fine and less than three months,
s2a5; Starr. upright. beautiful instrument, $50
All are bargains of decided merit, and viii be
sold for cash or on easy payments WI
KNAEE & Co. IzIs-2O F st. NV. aps-sf
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NEARBY CITY LOTS AT COUNTRY
PRICES.

ROGERS ADDITION TO MOUNT RAINIER.
PARTLY IN THE DISTRICT AND PARTLY III
MARYLAND; HIGH AND BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED, AND COVERED WITH MAGNiFI-
CENT OAKS; AT DISTRICT LINE. RHODL
ISLAND AVENUE AND THIRTIETH STREET
NORTHEAST; ONE CARFARE, SIX TICKETS
FOR % CENTS; EIGHT MINUTES RIDE FROM
LEXINGTON, TWENTY MINUTES RIDE PROM
CENTER OF CITY, on CITY AND SUBURBAN
CARS; ONLY ACCESSIBLE AND HANDSOME
PART OF DISTRICT WHERE PEOPLE Of
MODERATE MEANS CAN BUY; PRICES. TWO
TO EIGHT CENTS PER FOOT; LOTS NEAREST
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE EXTENDED SIX
TO EIGHT CENTS; SMALL CASH PAYMENT
AND BALANCE MONTHLY. FOR PLATS AND
OTHER IMPORTATION APPLY TO J. G. ROC
Frs WNERs 244 D ST., FENDALL BLDG.
mhs-Y+
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WE SAY buy now. while prioe= are low; will
credit you wnen short Of caah for furniture.
stoves. etc. hair mattress, IN two. parts, So
REDMOND. 81 and 3lS 9Th St. NV auls-d
FOk SALE-GOod quality opaque shades fitted
to your windows. only 25c; the best quality
oil opaque shades, Soc: hung free; win cal
with samples KLEEBLATTsS, lIth AM II SIS
ne. Phone East ESD mhIs-u
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FOR sALE-HoRsES & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Bay mare, six years old, sound.
hne driver, afraid OF nothing, any lady can
drive her; owner has no use for her Apply
THE FAMOUS. 423 18th NV. ap6-3t
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FOR RENr-SUBURBAN.

TRUCK FARM TO lease by Cap ain Giles; now
stopping at Central Union Mission ap5-3t
FOR RENT-HOuse, six rooms, cellar and at
tic; acre fruit, poultry house. stable 100
yards from station; GLENDALE Nd. MISS A
~ NIXON. ap4-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-S2, 500, a pretty corner house; one
square from ii 81. ne; g rooms and bath; good
conditions front, side, and back yards.
FOR SALE-S2, 700; NJ St ne, between 4th and
9th SITS proposed route for street car line); 8
large rooms and bath.
FOR sALE-s2,55 a pretty two-story and Gel
lar bay window brick; rooms and bath; Flor
ida ave, near 18th St ne.
FOR SALE. 800; sacrifice price for a pretty
Groom brick. 9th and L SIS. ne. modern
bath and IN good condition
WI II. SAUNDERS & Co, 1907 St NV.
rus N URBE"
NEAT frame house Of six and summer
Kitchen stable; grape aTbor shade. near 10Th
ST. extended; certainty Of greatly enhanced
value in near future; must DE sold, at 1900.
We offer the greatest bargain to be found within
the city limits SOULE q CO., go Louisiana
ave. ap4St
FOR SALF-By owner. 1923 St Sc, nice little
eottagei water, large back yard 10 5O-foot al
ley; price. 1850 ap4-3r
An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for home seek
cts with a small capital and moderate income
4 CILT-EDGE INVESTMENT
PRICE, $3.50
Renting for $50 per month.
81 out Of "A fats already rented
Those desirable two-story fat build
lngsi Tenn ave. and + 81 ne
No. Al, a sample building, open Sun
$50 cash and only S10.4s I-3 per month,
which includes payment on principal, interest
on loan, taxes, insurance ana water rent.
Desirable two-family houses; each building
contains two fats Of 4 rooms and modern bath
rooms; porcelain bath tubs; each fat has a good
sized porch Live in one fat and let the rent
Of the other help 10 pay for the property.
A proposition for the hOmeseeIer.
Price Of property -........-...........3 S, $50 OC
Loan at per cent interest........... 1850 90
$1,000 30
Cash payment minimum amount). $50 90
$3.50 90
Payable at rate Of $3.50 per month.
Interest on loan s., ESQ at so per year $1l2 90
insurance, Sl1O0 per year-.-...-..-. SO
Taxes (estimated) -.................. 90 90
Water REM, per year.-.........--... 3 50
Monthly notes on principal (322-5O
each) per year .--..-...-..-........ go 90
s4O7 SO
per year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia 90
s2ss SO
Per year, or Sl9.4s l-s per month. which in
-ciudes the interest on loan. payment prin-
cipal, taxes, insurance, ard water rent.
APPLY FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS,
MOORE & HILL QNCO,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
III FOURTEENTH STREET \. W.
FOR SALE-Lot size 46x75 to alley improved
by Broom brick house; large stable In rear;
in good substantial condition; suitable-for
dairy OF bakery purposes; southeast corner
Of Sd and SITS. Sc; price, 81, 500 ELDRIDCE
l.. JORDAN, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance
1919 St NV. apl-6t
$500
For a two-story brick dwelling with six large
rooms and bath, in Sd ST., near Elm st. nv
lie Droit ParkD rented TO white tenants at
SIS per month.
81 7OO.
Virginia ave. sw. near ~ St, brick dwelling
Of six rooms: rented at SO per month; lot
2ex1O0; good location for railroad siding.
S, 500
Splendid location for bakery or butcher: lot
80 feet by 100; large eight-room and bath, we'll
built frame house. with stable; 18th st. Sc. near
car line
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ONE CAR FARE, tickets for 25z, to Rogers
Addition to Mount Rainier; lots &c to Sc per It /;
conveyances, recording, and abstract free. J. G.
ROGERS. owner. Fendsll Building. tsI5-3mo
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store ios sc a load.
10th So. NV mhlO-SUg
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FOR sALE-set Of buggy harness. $50 ga
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and young man who
has worked at house painting one OF Two years
223 eth s.. sw II
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FOR SALF-By owner. 1923 st. Sc nice little
COTTAGE water, large back yard 10 5O-fOot al
ley; price. 1880. ap4-3r
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WANIED-At once. four white maids; refer
enccs required. Apply 10 MATRON. Columbis
Hospital, after p. m ap5-3J
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A neat. respectable colored girl 10
wait IN q dining room 3OS 18th St NV i
WANTED-COlored girl for general housework.
l4O1 New York ave II
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WANTED-An operator and hnisher, and am ap
ap5-3t
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WANTED class colOred barber. Apply TO
". VI. CARTER. 1916 SD ST NV. ap6-2t
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THERE Are ENOUGH WANTS ON THIS PAGE TODAY TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Plain colored cook to assist with
light housework. 9l5 st. NV II
WANTED-Storeroom girls chambermaids,
kitchen, and help for all departments for ho-
tells. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and Penn
sylvania ave. ap6-8t
WANTED-Hotel help for all departments; TO-
day. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 5OS 10Th St;
phone 25ll-Y. II
WANTED-Young lady cashier; experience I'M
necessary; So week. Call 401 eth, second hoor,
Room 3. II
WANTED-At once, three good cooks; two gen
eral housewoman; two maids, at l50l ST. NV
ap6-2t
WANTED ishwasher. 426 eth st. NV 1t
wANTED-Two sewing women to repair clothes,
20 houseworkeTs chambeTmaids cooks, dish
washer; child's nurse. 'No cash IN advance.
SHACkLEFORD'S, 500 st. NV. II
wANTED-Girl for general housework; small
family; stay nights. 1921 Cincinnati st. apo-9t
wANTED-Prepare-s and apprentices. +. ROSE.
ms -. NV. aP6-5t
WANTED-White cook and chambermaid. leave
city; cook chambernaid general workers,
hcusekeeper, nurses, city. 1911 10th st. II
wANTED-Colored chambermaid and assist in
waiting, with reference. 3l2 c NV. Il
WANTED-A settled woman for general house
ne. Il
WANTED-A good, honest woman with refer
eace; must be a cool cook washing OF
ironing. Call at 2ls9 Pa. ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-Firs class tailoress at Schultz. op-
posite the Arlington Hotel. ap6l2.
WANTED-Two hrstclass vestmakers. Call at
NJ. F. sElTZ'S, Tailor, 1892 st. NV. ap6-2t
WANTI D-A white girl for general houscwork
in small family; 60 hoWe 1t night. APPLY 1906
10th s.. NV. ap6-2t
WANTED-A settled white or colored woman
az cook in private family Apply 006 Pa. ave.
NV ap5-2t
WANTED-Nurse three cooks, and chamber
maids. 1852 llth st. NV. ap5-3t
WANTED-White girls for cafe pr New Jer-
sey ave. NV apS-2t
WANTED-White girl, cook for three in family.
466 Massachusetts ave. NV. ap5-3t
WANTED-At once, ten good cooks; wages, sl4
10 S25. WGMAN'S BAZAAR, 18th and L sts.
an5-3t
WANIED-White girl for general homework,
swede, German, Irish, OF Norwegian; small
family: good wages l54l 18th ST. NV. apl-6t
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WANTED respectable colored girl to do zen
eIal noUsework; apply az once. 4I2 Spruce o,
NV. ap5-3t
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WANTED-TYPEWRITERS.
WANTED Secondhand Underwood typewriter;
name lowest cash price, giving sample Of writ
ing. Address BOX 56s. this Office apl-7t
FOR SALE-TYPEwRITERS.
FOR sAIE-Private partv viii sacrifice Rem
iugyon No. 8, almost new; reasonable offer
refused Address Box "A, this Office. ap6St
SUN TYPEWRITERS- Visible writing clear as
day" type-bar principle; heaviest maniiolding;
$40; weeks trial free ROOM 90, Coccoran
building. ap53t
FOR SALE-Bargains Ia second hand typewrit-
ers, ali makes, always hand at the VEL
LINGTON AGENCY 500 nth St NV. apl-30t
FOR SALE-No. Remington typewriter: hrst-
class IN every respect; cheap OF payments VI IS
per month Address Bon SO, this Office.
ap1-7t
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WANTED-At once, three good cooks; two gen
eral housewoman; two maids, at 1901 ST. NV.
ap6-2r
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The Fremont Hotel, Florence, Colo

One Of the finest hotels Rooms behs
electric bells and all modern Service
unexoeed Transoent $3.50 and $500 day Weekly and
monthly low that live hero than il
costing Fl. L. RICE Prop
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ARRIVALS.
Fremont Rotel.

John L. Gross, Boston; A. H.
Carlo. Denver; Jno r. Barkley.
Chicago; ]. II. Sturman, Denver; 3.
II. Blakeslee, Denver; U. 8. Queen
man Chicago; E. E. Harley, Obi
cago.
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Cold Wave.

Cold Wave.
O. O. Hall, the second hand man
has large line OF heating stoves from
81 90 and up. Look out for . cold
wave. 77-2t
Chile Parlor for oysters and chile.
~ 90
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T. B. Cumbow 10 no longer con.
uected with The Tribune Office, his
services having been dispensed with
on Nov 26sh. Mr.. A. B. Exsou of
Wyoming will have charge Of the
Tribune Job department. and hts rec
ommeDdation from former employers
10 A 1. Besides being . printer he il
. good newspaper man. He will
move his family to Floreuce and be-
come . permanent fixture.
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Hot stuh at Chile Parlol.

II was much afiii cted with scia-
tica," writes Ed O. Mud. Iowaville.
Sedwick Go. Kan. ''going about
on orusches and soffering . great deal
Of pain. was induced to try Bal.
lard's Snow Liniment. which relieved
No. used three 80 oent bottles. II
ID the greatest liniment ever used
have recommended it to . number Of
persops; all express themselves .ss be.
ing beuehtted by 1t. / now walk
without crutohes. able to perform q
great deal OF light labor on the
farm CSC. 5Oc. 3l.00. Sold BY
The Florence Palaoe Pharmacy & A.
A. Hull.
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Notice to Stockholders.

The regular annual meeting Of she
stockholders Of the Steel Canon Min.
ing, Milling and Investment company
will take place at 62S Pikes Peal
ave., Florence Colo. on Tuesday
January s. for the purpose Of elsctins
. Board Of Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction Of suct
other business - may properly oomt
before said meetiBg
P. r. HARPEL, President.
Florence, Colo. Dece m Der 1. 1904.
TIA wks
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NJ Dior Asss KsiF.
must teE you the good DevA Right
aYter receiving vour letter, the day oef0ts
New Years ! stasted ia With 80 ssnoaa-
lions on the 6rst Of the year. I wrote -
Dr.. r v. Pierce. At Bu6hlo. n. ", - yua
requested me to do. I gave hin aI1 ny
synptoms. which were that vas tired
80 tired-all the time and did noe care to
20 anywhere. depressed ed ed, and all
ambition gsse. back ache and . drsGroA-out
feeling, could not sleep. linhs feeling sore
and aching. followed the doctors advice,
which he went to considerable pains to
make p,ain to we-so ssst every day. nap
after lunch-complete relAxation-cultivaia
repose Of mind, try not to worry, get -
mach ortcSo: air as possible, and peAc-
tice long, deep breathing. expanding the
lungs. Then for uterine tonic, Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, coupled with wash
he told me Of. ! must say that after follow
ing his advice for four months feel per.
feetly cured and like . new woaaaa-
Yours ahectionally, JEwRa-
letter. like the above are NOT unusual
Mrs. Kooman. Of sy1 Orsnt Ave, scheuectady.
N. y, says II couunued with the medicine
until had taken Ave bottles also two viais of
the Pleasant Peiiets.' and Was cured I al
Ways recommend DR.. Pierce's medicines TO ny
friends when they are not weii.-
-My daughter is In quite good health, thanks
to DR.. herre'a medicines. Ny wiahea are that
all Who are amscted wiii Try them and sc what
God e.n Be done for the Sex wriaes Ars
Send 81 oue-cent stamps to Dr.. R. v.
Pierre, Buffalo, N. Y, for his CoRmea
Sense Medical Adviser, Iooe pages.
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

WyANTED-Hsir, Moss and wool mattresses
w made owe. or to order. N. P. Nelson, tls
east Front street iS-n
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hone OF SARrA CLAUS.
Great Array Of christmas Toys ai
Boston Store.

Boston Store.
In psSsiDS among our business men
yesterday our attention WAS direcesd
to the big stock or holiday goods jsss
placed on the counsers st the Bosssn
store. Good gracious, We never
saw % many toys in one store before
in . town he size Of Florence. Why,
you would think you were in one q
John wannemaker's department. ssoess
were 1t not for the fact that you are
in Florence. and the low price too. of
these Christmas goods makes you
thinG you were In one Of John wanus-
makers stores.
"Just look here said Ed jack.
picking mp . John Wanpemaker Xnss
catalogue with each article listed aad
the retail price marked right under
the cut in the book, you SEQ that
article which wannemaker has
marked at 10 centsi Well. here 10
the same identical article and We have
it marked in plain figures 76o. Here
10 another article WannemaEer has
marked q. so and our price IL q 20.
People need not tell me that they can
buy these goods cheaper in Chicago
than they can in Florence. because We
know better. And it was 20.
The prices are marked down 10 low
that the reporter could not for the life
Of him SOC how they could ever be
manufactured foi that money.
One thing however is true. and that
is the stock 10 30 large that you can
get any kind of . Christmas present
you want. Thirty cases OF toys and
Christmas presents. Just think Of IL.
and right here in Florence.
The reporter never saw such an
array of parlor games. suoh - Snin,
Bird Center. Parlorette Cat. boys
juglar games, querysoms literature,
spelling islands detachable blocks.
etc.
And then on the counter where the
books for little people are kept 10 some
books that are new and out Of the
ordinary. All kinds that will please
the small children.
Then there is . large supply OF toy
musical Instruments. What child 10
there that does not like music Not
one. Here are pianos. vio'ins. COR
nets, saxophones. tin horns. whistles
and thousand other things that will
make . noise. and that't what plsases
q child.
The great array of dolls will mako
glad the heart of hundreds Of little
girls and on the doll rack are dolls of
all sizes and conditions. Dolls that
are dressed and some not dressed.
Those that close their eyes, CRY.
work their limbs. eto. The red
headed doll and the one with the
flaxen curls.
But the most interesting depart.
ment for boys is the mechanical toya
those that wind up and move OF
rattle and make . noise There il
the railroad engine. tho fire depart.
ment outfits, picture machine, magic
lanterns, etc.
Hundreds of China sets for little
girls. all sizes and shapes. franks,
stoves. ranges. tool chests. money
safes. buck and saws for boys and Z
thousand things too numerous to men
ton. To s,e these beautiful things
you'll have to visit the Boston store.
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MISCELLANEOUS RATES.

each.
ooissarsss se p>s ii.s sos saaA iias sV9 -
inch
Cards Of tAaaks, soe essh-
Dtsplay sdvsra-i.G rsss AaAe kD6U1 -
apPlbeafslA-
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O. Hall has opened mp . first
class second hsnc store in the State
Bank block and invites tho public TO
call aud inspect his stock before
making purchases Of household goods.
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The subject Of the sermon on Sun.
day morning next at st. Albau's
church will b. "Ths Simple Life."
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Everybody goes to the Chile Parlor.
7i-82
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Brips your jewelly and watch work
to T. n. Howells. satisfaction guar
assssd. 6s-tf
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To All Concerned.

Ny wife, Rose A. Crippen, having
left my bed snd bard without just
cause. will not be responsible for
any bills contracted BY her from and
after this date.
". }. Ofippsa.
Florence. Colo. Nov. 30. 1904.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-28

on. The operation was one of series
of surgical marvels of the last two or
three years through which the heart
has ceased to be the one part Of the
body sacred from the daring knife and
needle. And now there Is news of the
heart massage. The vital organ Is ex.
posed and subjected to gentle manipu
lations which restore its beating. So
life returns 70 persons who have seem
ed to die. Nor do the newest maryels
of surgery stop with operations upon
the heart. Within a week there has
been announced at a Philadelphia hos.
pital the miracle of splicing nerves.
An interrupted Geographic circuit of
the body was remedied, just as a West.
ern Union line is restored to service
by the piercing of two wires. The world
moves on, and the doctors with 1t. The
enc point further for science to so is
to demonstrate life itself.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-28

aggressive factor in the operations be.
fore It is REINFORCED by the arrival Of
the Baltic fleet. Until then the aim Of
the Russians will be to hold Port Ar.
thur and conserve the remaining ships
within the protection of its guns. TEN.
porarily, the last faith in success at
sea died with Admiral Makaroff, and
the Russian people now look to the
army, in which they have implicit con.
fidence, to retrieve on land the re.
verses and distress suffered on the wa
ter.
A telegram from Grand Duke Boris
to Grand Duke Vladimir, dated at Lilac
Yang yesterday, gives Grand Duke Cy.
ril's account of his escape from death
in the disaster to the Petropavlovsk /.
According to his story fell at the mo
ment of the explosion to the port side
of the bridge. and from there he low
cred himself to the deck He was then
swept away by an immense wave and
sank to a considerable depth, but sue
ceeded in regaining the surface. BY his
own efforts he caught floating frag
ment of the Petropavlovsk's steam
launch, to which he chung for about ten
minutes, when he was picked up by
the destroyer Bezstroshni. The tele
gram adds that ~Cyril's aide.de-camp
Lieutenant Won Kube, persisted.
This evening Prince Galitzine re
peated his assurance that the Grand