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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
Linen Department
 Special Offers!

You remember the great sale last week! Also the Linen Window-The goods out of the show window will be offered tomorrow at price never equalled for like values. Come to- morrow and get your share of Table Linens, Towels, Bed Spreads, Nap kins, Crashes, Curtain stuffs, Pillow Cases and Sheets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
Hammock Time

The hammocks are ready whenever you are ready for them. A fine variety of fine hammocks-many styles and various prices.
 A hint or two: Special price for a few days-the $250 kind, $1.75; our s3.50 kind at $2.87.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
Ladies Neckwear,
 Gloves, &c.

Ladies' Lace Lisle Gloves in black, white or colors.... -. isc
 Ladies' Kayser Silk Gloves, in black, white or colors. .. .... ...'49S
 Ladies' Black Lisle Gloves, all sizes. ... .... .... ......... 'oS
 Ladies' Black Mitts, silk or lisle LUG
 New Turnovers, the kind that costs 25c elsewhere; choice now at..... loc
 New Tab Stocks, white or colors, at. ... .... .... ''''
 Beautifully embroidered Stocks and neck fixings Tn dozen pretoy
 New Ruchings, Rufflings ana neck stuffs, 25c and up.
 50 dozen all linen, hand embroid- cred Initial Handkerchiefs' iadles,
 Quite a lot of special emoroidereo Handkerchiefs, ladies, at sc' 5 TOT zoe We sell @HEMINwAY" ART SILKS, full weight, all new shades ' 11s uozeli zen skeins. We have more art SILKS tn~n any other store,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
Hosiery Department
 Offerings

All sizes A I Knee Caps at. .... .25c Fine gauge lisle black Hose, la dleS. -. .... ...... ...' ..'' 'oe Childrens fine ribbed, fast black HoSe.... .... .... .'..''...' 'oS Ladies' lace lisle, black or colored HOSe.... .... ...'@oS Ladies' lace lisle, soc Hose, 3 pair for .$1. .00 Children's fine lace lisle, soc Hose, 3 pair for. .... .... ..~''oo Ladies' out-size Hose, fine gauge, hlacl, 25c
 Ladies' out-size Hose, drop stitch, Infants socks, white, pink, blue or tdH... .... '''' ''. ''''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
Remnants

White Goods. worth up to 25c yard, in pieces to 10 yards, and up 1Oo to 40 inches wide; choice. ..... "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
Corset Covers

We sell an immense lot of Corset Covers at 49c-equals and 75c Corset Cover offered elsewhere Others at 25c 19c and up to. .$2.oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01

We'll offer several hundred pieces of Wash Goods at less than the price of the raw cotton.
 Wash goods, for shirt waists, kim onos, dresses and children's wear, Madras and zephyr ginghams, chey- iots, sheer fabrics and black 70o goods, at, yard. ... .... .... AoC
 Bourette nouveaute suitings, Rus sian Galatea, Toile de Laine, French voile, habutai. pique, Swiss plumetis, aaS sa9a other seasonaOle fabrics ''.' l255c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
Wash Goods Reduced.

Wash goods novelties. over 5009 yards, of various makes-goods thai have sold as high as 39c, at, 1Qo yard. ... .... '.'. ''.. =
 NovaIis, the most attractive cotton fabric ever made. rivals in beauty the finest foulard siik; find 1t necessary to inform customers that 1t is OSn not silk, but cotton; yard. ..... ~CO
 Silk muslin, good shades, self-col orded woven polka dots; also, printed embroidery silk muslins, gan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
French Sailor and Suit
 Hats, $1O.OO

CHARMING hats in so great variety to bafne de-
 scription of them copies of priced models sale at $10 In the assortment are many tailored shirt waist hats, effective turbans trim oaues and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01

ud1nly lace uTtsS HdlS, III all colors and combinations, each an individual creation.
 2 SOfor hats and turbans in great O.OOvariety of colors and shapes in all sizes, of plain and fancy braids, trimmed with velvet, silk and buckles, all good styles.
 z OOfor the new turbans, sailor and C.OOfare hats, made of fancy braid, with a band of velvet and foliage, in all colors and combinations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
These, at the Notion
 Counter!

Counter!
 Gold Band Belts; special. ..... 15c Children's Chain Handle Purses, 25c Ladies' Chain Handle Purses. 49c Chamois Skins, assorted, 15c, 25c anu. .T0S Immense line fine Satin and Taffeta Ribbons, No. 12 to 40; choice, yard 1oc See the Remnant Baskets for Ribbon Bargains.
 Scented Ammonia, 25c size, violet, largebottle at. ..... .... .... ....19c "The Best" Sewing Thread, white, black or colors, 6 spools for. .... .25c Children's Hose Supporters. .... 1Oc Ladies' Hose Supporters. ....... 19c Latest Novelties in Combs 10c to 49c New Shopping Bags, the $1.50 Soft Taffeta Ribbons, all colors, No. 80, at.... .... .... ....i i9S See New BeIfings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
FOu1ard Silk Shirt Waist
 Suits
 Special Feature: Covert Suits at $16.OS

ORIGINALITY and distinction characterize the entr V dspay-garments such you might take severa weeks to plan and make may be chosen in few minutes The values offered are phenomenal-the opportunity t. money is altogether unprecedented
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01

Continued on Twenty-fourth Pase)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-01
Bison a Vicious Beast.

If the camel fig only occasionally a sin ner, as a species of hardened criminals among placid herbivefous animals none Is worse than the bison or American buff falo. Toward man and beast and even
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

DOMESTIC-The machine for family use; best
is cheapest: secondhand all makes at any
Price; all kinds rented lowest rates. Domes-
tic office, 1921 Market ST.. near Sixth.
NEW HOMEs-see our new triple-feed ma
chimes: slightly used: $40. SIS $50: second
hand S. So. So: all styles: guaranteed. New
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent By
mail will not be Inserted They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized TO have the same publishea.
Of the event are published once in this column
free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
FRUITvALE ADv'RT'SM'NTs

FOR sale-$275o: 1t cost $3T56; rents for $40
per month: . cottages on lot 40xl50 Apply
to S. S. AUSTIN, 1101 Twenty-third ave-,
East Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

MOTHERS and daughters home treatment;
booklet mailed free: correspondence invited
VIAVI CO.. 2304 Van Ness ave-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
DIED.

ALBRECHT-In Fruitvale. July 2 1904. Mrs.
Laura Albrecht, mother Of Mrs. Adam Gil
liand Mrs A. ]. Mcknight, Mrs. G. l.
Dingley and Mrs ID. H. Irwin. native OF
Germany. aged 50 years months and Is
BARRY-In Paskenta, Tehama County. CAL
July 1, 1904. William. dearly beloved brother
Of James. Rev. Father Barry OF st. Patricks
Church, and Sister Damien Of Dominican
Convent Of San Rafael. native Of Listowel.
County Kerry. Ireland. aged 20 years.
OThe funeral will take place to- day
Tuesday at 0.50 O'Clock from St. Patrick's
Church. where a solemn requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repOse OF his soul
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Remains at
the parlors OF ]. c. O'COnnor Co. 16T
Mission street.
The members OF Division 3. A. o. H. in A.
are requested to attend the funeral OF the
late William Barry. brother OF James j.
Barry, the Rev. Father Barry and Sister
Damien Of the Dominican Order. San Rafael.
r, J. CURTIN. President
E. p. HOGAN. Secretary
All members OF the A. O. II. in A
Barry, brother Of James J. Barry. Rev
Father Barry and Sister Damien OF the
Dominican Sisters San Rafael Tuesday
morning at 9;30 o'clock. from ST. Patrick's
Church
DANIEL FITZPATRICK Pres Co. Bd-
T. T. DUNNING. County Secretary
BARREIROS-In Sausalito July B. 1904. Man
uel Barreiros. native Of Portugal. aged So
years
ZFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral Wednes-
day. July 8. at 10 O'Clock. from his late resi-
dence in Sausalto thence 70 st. Mary's
Church where a solemn requiem mass viii
be celebrated for the repOse OF his soul. In
terment Sausalito
BIANCHETTE In this city. July 2 1904,
Louis. beloved husband Of Mary Blanchette.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
PROPOSALS.


UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Berkeley
Notice to contractors. builders and material
men: Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids solicited for performing the labor
and furnishing the materials for fire escapes
for Hearst Hall. on the grounds OF the Uni
versity OF California at Berkeley, California.
and said bids viii be received at the office Of
the regents. South Hall. Berkeley. az
before o'clock p. m OF July Z. 1904.
Plans and specihca tions Of said fire escapes
have been adopted and may be examined
daily at the office Of the regents from a. m
until p. No bids viii be considered
unless accompanied BY certified check or
bond OF bidder, in favor OF the Regents OF
the University Of California. equal TO ten
Q0) per cent OF his bid with sufficient
suretles. conditioned that II said bid be ac-
cepted, the bidder will duly enter into a
proper contract to faithfully perform the
duty and obligations in accordance with said
bid and with the plans and specifications
which hereby required to be a part OF
such contract The right to reject any all
bids Is hereby reserved. BY order OF the
Regents Committee Grounds and Build
ings Y. II. HENDERSON. Acting Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

SUFFERING AND STAMMERING-
AT Melbourne Institute, Van Ness & Market.
IS taught celebrated Melbourne system: only
Melbourne in u. s; private: established B
years in S. F. Tel. Mint 1926 from to D. m.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
BORN.

wife Of DR.. Louis n Fales a daughter.
MORAN-In this city. June 80 1904 10 the
wife Of John j. Moran (nee Meagher). a son.
MOHR-In Oakland June % 1904. to the wife
OF Henry Nohr Jr (nee Reier). daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

THE San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum
Society herewith gives notice that the fol-
lowing orphan and half orphan girls and boys
have been admitted to the asylum Haight
street from April !. 1904. to July 1. 1904:
Nellie Armstrong, ~ years months: Sarah
Ellen Johnson. years months; Marguerite
Campbell, 10 years: Lillian Postell 10 years
10 months; Julia Hoppe years months;
Frederick Johnson. 10 years months.
SUSAN RUSSELL SPOTS. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Continued on Page FOurteen.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

81 " fNU MACHINES AND SUIT 1AAEsSs
DON'T BOTHER BUY A NEW ONE.
Send us a postal and gent will call and
trade for your old sewing machine; we have
lot of slightly shop-worn Whites that we
shall sell quick at 1-3 and Il regular prices;
this is the sewing machine bargain oppor-
tunity OF a lifetime. White Sewing Machine
Co.. City offices. 300 Post st.; 1S41 Fillmore
st. and 70S Valencia st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.

CENTRAL ave, 1541 Morton station narrow
gauge-Newly furnished sunny room board
The oasis., 1904-12-24
COFFEE


The annual stockholders meeting of The Promontorio Consolidated Mining Company will be held on January 9th, 1905 at the Company's Office in Nogales, Arizona, for the purpose of electing board of Di- rectors and attending to such other business as may properly come before the meeting. All stockhold- CTS respectfully invited to attend.
 L. EPHRAIM,
 Secretary.
The oasis., 1904-12-24

Cash found as follows First National Bank of Nogales 2f.G8s go Cash on hand - i,OSG0O County Warrants paid and held as cash .. 5.702 45
 .-----.- Total 2S,546.44 I he committee visited the Treas urer's office and found the books in the hands of an expert employed by the Board of Supervisors of the County, and considered it unneces- sary to carry the investigation further.
 Respectfully submitted,
 R. H. CLARKE Sr.,
 M NJ. TRIcKEY c
 P. E. MURRAY Ooin
 FRANK POWERS nii''oo o. K. AsHBURN
 --
 COFFEE 70 doctor, what shall do ?"
 "Get a cook '" Write for our Knowledge Book. A schiIling k Company, San Francisco.
The oasis., 1904-12-24
STOCKS ARD BONDS BOUGHT AND
 SOLD.

American Deforest Wireless; Brown Wire Gun; Marconi; Rex; Hidden Treasure Inde- pendent Car Equipment; Tombstone Bonds Chief; White Horse; Venture Hill; National Consolidated 6% Oil; Fibre Cushion Horse shoe; Florence Extenslon Tonopah Sunset Copper; Mitchell; Treadwell; Alaska Copper. Pittsburg- Montana Copper; Cieneguita Cop per; Bunker Hill; Little Louise; Lincoln; Nina Grande. Poland American: Verde King, Imperial Copper; American Monorail Electric Company; Columbia Locknut: Bannie; Puma; Wauconda; Conquest; and all other Mining, Oil, Industrials. bought, sold by
 R. O'SULLIVAN, Broker,
 At. 42 Broadway, New YorF
The oasis., 1904-12-24
Repor. of Grand Iury.

To Hon. George k. Davis, Judge of
 the District Court. Sir:
 The Grand Jury for the Decem- Der, 1904, Term of the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for Santa Cruz County, Territory of Arizona, have the honor to submit their final report, as follows:
 The number of criminal cases examined into by the Grand Jury have been fourteen, as follows, to. wit:
 One for murder.
 Two for grand larceny.
 Nine for embezzlement.
 One for attempted burglary.
 One for criminal libel.
 There have been true bills re- turned in seven of the above cases, and in seven cases the charges have been ignored.
 The Grand Jury has examined into the sanitary condition and management of the county jail. We find seven United States pris- oners and eight county prisoners at present under confinement. There were no complaints among the prisoners as to their treatment, their food or their sanitary condi- tion. There are no sick among the prisoners.
 A committee was appointed to examine into the condition of the office of the County Treasurer. Their report is hereto appended.
 The Grand Jury have appointed Dr. A. s. Russell as an expert to examine, check up and report to the next Grand Jury the condition of all the county offices for period of four years last past; the expert to receive five dollars per day for his services, payable as other county charges are payable, the work of the expert to conclude on or before the first day of March, 1905.
 Nothing further appearing re- quiring the attention of the Grand Jury, they respectfully ask that they may be discharged.
 Respectfully submitted,
 c. W. ATKINSON, Foreman. To the Foreman and Members of
 the Grand Jury.
 We, your committee, appointed to examine into the accounts of the County Treasurer, beg to sub- init the following report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
SsBoOKS.~,

Helen Dawes Brown in her new book,
"A Book of Little Boys offers "a NUM-
Der Of stories fun OF human sympathy
fol children, aud alive with the poss-
bllities for good which Ne ready to Doe
developed IN children by thoughtful and
loving treatment
Miss Browns style can DE enjoyed by
any one who loves children and their
Ways Each story leads up to "a WE'LL
planned climax, aud the note sounding
throughout thp book is one of whole
some and helpful sentiment There are
u little boys, each with am interesting
Individuality
Miss Patterson has ably co-operatcd
with the publishers. Mcsrs. Ioughtou,
MiilIn g. co., and as a result "a Book OF
Little Boys Is as chlrm ,H outward
appearance as It Is rodG. ..
I'm choosing Rome ms the scene Of his
first novel "1hc Private Tutor" the
author Mr. iamaliel Bradford, Jr, was
moved boy the curious piquoncy OF this
ancient background for his essentially
modern picture. Indeed, the ever-pres-
ent consciousness of ruin and decay
form a vivid contrast with the Intense
~ modern thoughts and manners that
make up the tissue Of the story.
An American multi-millionaire sends
his son, who is something Of a cub,
abroad with "a tutor IN the hope that he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15

come to our notice II should be read
py every woman interested IN the well
iare Of her home, Oliver Colemans
little sermon on "The Brlc-s. Brac
Habit should also be taken TO heart
This habit writes Mr.. Coleman. us a
bad habit, and like most Vices. often
comes from an over Indulgence I'm an
entirely proper pleasure"
The Exposition furnishes two inter-
esting themes, Curious Philippine
Houses and Arts and Crafts al the
Fair' The Philippine article is illus
trated with the picturesque bamboo
and nipa dwellings OF the various
tribes forming the Philippine Reserva-
ton The house Of the Tree Dwelling
Moros, which is without doubt the
most unique habitation at the EXPOSE
ton Is used as a cover design. In the
arts-and-crafts field, Jean Hamilton
writes enteualnlngly Of potter metal
work furniture, etc Mrs. Henry Wade
Rogers who Is one Of the wise and
brilliant women Of the day. tells OF
Dutch Colonial Farmhouses." empha-
sizing the debt which we owe the early
Dutch settlers for the permanent i'm
press left by them on our domestic
architecture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15

from their home ON the Scottish sea
coast to make a short visit to SONS
friends incidentally Mr. Ben is have
Ing a glance over me dnal Sheets"
OF his new story Jess & Co.. which
rs to be published ON both sides OF
the water In October The scene Of this
story Will be laid Zoo scotland. but
the tale VIII not Doe t1ld In dialect.
I'm sure the mh'. must be tired WI
dialect said the writer when ul.
with me the other day. "aud ] mean
to use as little OF o ls possible I'm my
work for awhile Buell. who rs SLIGHT.
and a trfe olior-lookIng than one
would imagine from bis photographs.
is frank paIn-spoken and good hui
mored and seems quite unspoiIel by
his uncommon success
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
Some Breezy Gossip
OF European Authors.
SOUR LONDON LITERARY LETTER.

Gus. but some also pathetic. as | told
them to my little daughter Maxa from
her fourth to her seventh year, which
she accomplished In 1904"
The doctor writes from the Island OF
Jersey, whittier he has gone from hls
Paris home IN the Rue Leonle. for a bit
OF vacation which he Is enjoying An
the fashion prescribed by the good Old
pr0yerb "a change Of work IS rest"
Since Degeneration made SO much
talk in the United States. Dr. Nordau
has written no other book of this sort.
turning his hand instead to the writing
Of novels. Of which the translation OF
the atest, "Morganatlc,' is about TO be
published In England and the United
States But It can be stated here. on
the strength Of the doctors own clear
cut. nervous hand wrlting-ln the I'm.
evitable purple ink without which / sus.
pect he would consider himself quite
helpless that he Is about 20 begin writ
ing a big sociological work, on which
he has been medltatlng for tho last six
years, II may be said IN a general way
that II win deal with modern tendencies
OF mankind as manifested IN the unrest
OF our time.
Dr. Nordaus work Is usually written
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15

may acquire refinement ana general
education, besldes seeing the world.
How this wish fails Of accomplishment
by reason Of mysterious countess Is
narrated IN an amusing comedy which
ends happily
Mr. Bradford has contributed numef-
GUS literary ana critical articles TO the
Atlantic Monthly and other magazines,
and IN 1895 he published @ volume OF o5-
says entitled Types Of American Char
acter" he was born In Boston 100 1868,
and ls The eighth To- direct descent from
colony I'M 1895 he passed several months
iu Rome making careful study of the
city and thus laying % foundation iot
the scene in THE Private Tutor His
father Is well known as publiclst and
ior his activity in political reform
lought0n MllIiiu co.
Mr. Bellamys former volumes OF
Chlmdes have won O. great and WelI-
deserved reputation, and 10 Is probable
that they are the best ever printed.
"A Third Century Of Churudes VIII
therefore DE Welcomed by large NUM-
beI of people. These Ike the earlier
collection are as excellent iu verse as
they are in riddle. Some Of them would
Zoo fact deserve TO DE remembered Tor
their pootIcI quality alone. Mr. Be.-
amys books FIRST awakened "a general
interest ln cnar4des Js % form Of
amusement and Ills verses still hold the
highest place.
Tine outwotd appearance OF the lItlie
book differs from that of ihe former
volumes 10 rs bound in a rather unique
form designed % attract book buyers
a5 o graceful little holiday gift
John Lane has Just published story
OF the stirring times of the John Brown
episode Immediately preceding the
period Of Mr. Winston Churchllls novel
The Crisis IN Frederick BIount Mott rs
novel entitled Before the Crisis. The
picture drawn Is Of the turbulent days
ON the Kansas border That preceded the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
e~wrIAT THE BEST MAGAZINES CONTAINS

The personal appearance Of The
Reader Magazine for October IS ingu-
larly attractive From It's delicately
tinted cover to lis last advertising
page nothing but the most perfect taste
is displayed. The table Of contents
shows care In the making. Readers OF
widely varying desires should find am-
pie satisfaction. Between Emerson
Iough's story OF THE Girl and the
Julep," which is real American humor,
and Israel Hangwil's essay on the very
satisfactory assassination of Monsieur
de Plehye.' there is "a wide field that Is
covered by The Issues OF the Cam
paign' by Arthur /. Street AN Incl
dental Tragedy" by Elliott Flower,
American Literature" by win d,
Howe. "The Cattle on the HIS" by
Hector Fuller, the only war corre-
spondent who got into Port Arthur,
Wet Weather Talk" by James Whit
comb Riley, octave Thanet-A Little
Biography" "a visit 20 the Farm
two charming drawings in color by
WIN Nawter. besides many other IL
Illustrations and decorations, some good
verse am installment Of THE Man on
the Box the last Deck Melton story
the concluding article on railway acct
dents In the series by Francis Lynde,
and the always interesting editorial de-
partment Of Writers and Readers
An article on Working Ones Way
Through College" which is contributed
to The Youths Companion for oct. 6,
by Arthur Stanwood Pier, will be read
with interest by thousands Of youths
whose means are more limited than
their ambition.
Two stories In The Youths Compan-
ion for oct. are bright with humor
In DOT, a Lady" Louise r. Baker tells
OF the struggles Of an old farmer 70
make a lady Of his daughter and OF
his ignominous but nevertheless gratl-
flying failure, Every man who ever In
his boyhood had TO wear clothes unlike
any other boys will sympathi2e with
the hero Of Ida Reed Smiths story Of
THE yellow Trousers"
Robert l.. O'Brlen widely known
through the newspaper correspondence
signed Lincoln" tells in The Youths
Companion for oct, Of some OF the
Improvements proposed In the natlon-
al Capitol at Washington.
sse
The mischief bear did in an apiary
is well described by Frank Lille Pol
lock In his story OF 'The Honey Thief
I'm the oct, issue Of The Youths Com
panlon.
The October House Beautiful Is one
Of the strongest numbers Of this always
delightful magazine. From cover to
cover II is packed full OF interesting
and helpful suggestions. Among not
able articles may be mentioned "A
House Designed by a Woman" by Vr-
ginia Robe, In which Is described a
charming home IN Buffalo. built With
out the aid Of either architect or con-
tractor. There are many timely hints
here for house builders Elizabeth
Emer's forceful contribution, 1.-THE
Vital Things I'm the Home Is one Of
the best articles Of the kind that has