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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washing ton March %
Another disturbance of marked character has moved
from the Northwest to the Middle Mississippi Valley ami
still another Is moving eastward the Brih North
The first disturbance has attended to-day by
showers in the Mississippi Valley and western
region. The eastern disturbance is passing
NewEnsland Coast after rains Friday night
the Middle Atlantic States and New-Engand and during
Saturday Rain also
the northern districts the Rocky Mountains.
Temperatures have risen the eastern portion Of the
country and In the extreme West and have fallen
Central West They generally av-
except along the Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Coast.
There will be showers Sunday in the upper lake region
the Valley, Tennessee and the lower lake region
extending Sunday night into thu Atlantic States Else
where weather will be fair during Sunday except
North Pacific Coast and in the north plateau where
rain will continue For Monday generally fair weather
is indicated except New-Engand in Eastern
ida where showers will continue.
It will be somewhat cooler Sunday in the Mssis
spp Valley, the southern upper lake region and the
western lake region and cooler Monday in the
Middle and South Atlantic States,
On the New-Engand Coast winds fresh north
hsTsR tn .s aa the e aS oas sR a
southwest and Lake Michigan brisk to high south to
the andyGa R3er and
the susquehanna- and the Ohio. at Evansville
Forecast for Special LocaitiesFor the District OF
Columbia partly cloudy to-day. showers and cooler at
night Monday; winds becoming south and fresh to
For Pennsylvania, increasing cloudiness to-day
followed by showers: Monday fair and cooler;
high southwest to west winds
For Western New-York increasing coudiness to-day.
followed by showers. warmer in east portion Monday
fair: brisk to high southwest winds
New-Jerssy Delaware fair to-day. showers and
cooler night Monday; winds becoming south and
brisk.
Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day warmer
winds becoming south and brisk
For Eastern New-york partly cloudy to-day. warmer
and cooler at night or Monday Winds
becoming south and brisk
For New-England, fair to-day showers at night and
Monday; northwest winds. becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
tFnom THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

washington, March
CHESAPEAKE BAY BATTLE ORDERS
Nearly six thousand artillery troops will take part
In the battle exercises, to be held In june in the
artillery districts of the Chesapeake, Baltimore and
Potomac General Wade. at New-York. has des-
ignated the companies OF coast artillery In addl-
ton to the troops now stationed within those ar
tillery districts which will take part In the exer
cises There Will be 500 visiting troops OF which
5000 will from the Department of the East
The latter Will comprise the following commands
of coast artillery, In the neghborhood OF
New-York: The 18th Company, from Fort Schuyler
Terry, Captain Robert z. WyIlie; 18Th Company
from Fort Dupont, Delaware. Captain J. L. Knowl-
ton; 5oth Company from Fort Wadsworth, Captain
T. b. Martindale jr. s0th Company from Fort
Fort Slocum. Captain W. B. Carr; SD Company,
company, from Fort Hamilton. Captain j. P.
tain R. L. GSrmichae 18th Co comnany from Fort
Hamilton, Captain George F. Landers; 1O1st Com
i2sd Company from Fort Hamilton, Captain Fox
Conner all of which win take temporary station in
Company, from Fort n g. nS wright, Captain IA A G.
Captain l. GaseogW; SD COMPANY 4o from Fort
Wadsworth. Captain w. F. Stewart; 56th Company.
worth. Captain P. NJ, KessIer all Of which win be
pstFist Of Baitmore Other troops viii come from
the Department of the Gulf
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
ARMY.
First g, e9PM pNARB @ s7s9E ssr
before board Fortress Monroe for examination for
promotion
Lieutenant Colonel ALFRED C. SHARPE. soth Infantry
to Fort Logan H. Roots
NAVY
Captain G; B. HARDER ana Commander H. HODGES.
commissioned
Lieutenant Commander p r HIGGINS detached the
Brooklyn; the Newark.
sTooyn tn co@and the
Lieutenant Commander J. T.; l. HohCoNHh" oe'S'Hea
tached the southery: to the Yankee.
he y the B s1S as 6
Of Rear Admiral c. D. sIGsBEH
Surgeon ]. C. FIELD. appointed
Maya par tea ut to navy yard. New-YOrk.
Assistant Ssga to IL o anS
Repair, Navy Department
Colonel L T. WALLER Major " WI GTa;T E5Tsf
and W. A. M'NB1I. commissioned in marine corps
Second Msutsnapts r yis STURPEEASTT ST = "
cRTM ,. \. RASRATb # n S sMITH' i 3
a aREEf'v " SWEENEY kE5S51s and r. L sHbPARD
appointed in marine
lowing movements of vessels have been reported
TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March 2The osceole at Key West:athe syiph at Nor
cola: the Dolphin San Juan; the Colorado at
Cuehra.
SAILED.
March 2s.-The Caesar from Lambert Point for Pensa
cola
March 24The Abarenda and the Des M0ines from Fort
Lauderdale for Pensacola; the Osceola from Fort
Lauderdale for Key West; the Prairie from Newport
News for Pensacola; the Dolphin from San Juan for
Guantanamo
March 25-rho Olympia Missouri and the Kentucky
from Havana for Pensacola; the MacDonough from
Havana for Key West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
LIFE PREsERvERs REJECTED.
Found Unfit for Service When Inspected at
New-Orleans-Made in New-York.

washington, March ga consignment of five
burdred life preservers was rejected to-day by
ofncal of the Steamboat Inspection Service at
New-Orleans The life preservers' manufactured
nv a Neyy-York concern. were shipped TO firm in
New-Orleans An intination reached the inspector
that the preservers were not made in accordance
With tbe regulations of the Steamboat Inspection
service on their arrival at New-Orleans he ex-
amined them. and rejected the entire lot They
cotton thread. In substantial respect did they
meet the requirements of the regulations, and the
Inspector had no hesitation in condemning them
As the life preservers were not actualy IN use the
manufacturers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
TO REFORM NATURALIZATION LAWS
Organization of Investigating Commission
COMPLETED by the President

Washington, March 25.-The President has COM
pleted the organization of the commission which is
to investigate and report to Congress the ques-
ton of reforming the naturalization laws. Special
Assistant Attorney General Milton d. Purdy and
Special Immigrant Inspector R. K Campbell. of the
Department Of Commerce and Labor together with
Gailard Hunt. chief Of the passport bureau Of the
State Department, will make up the commission.
Purdy has been designated president, and the
work OF the commission will begin at by the
compilation OF the laws and practices of the States
relative to NATURALIZATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
A. n. FLINT RESIGNS.

Norfolk Va. March PA. II. Flint of New
York and Pittsburg. has resigned as president of
the Norfolk and Southern Railroad. The announce
ment, which was big surprise in local transporta-
ton circles. came officially to-day from the Norfolk
and Southern general offices here Mr. Flint was
president of the Chesapeake Transit Company con-
trolled by Flint, Bacon & CO.. OF New-York which
recently absorbed the Norfolk and Southern nron-
critics By purchase from the Xanderhilts 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
NO CALL ON BANKS At PRESENT.
But Secretary Shaw May Ask for $4,000,
600 OF $4,000, 900 Later.

washington, March 25.-secretary Shaw said to-
day that he had present intention of making
another call national bank repositories. 1t is
generally understood at the Treasury Department,
however, that. should there be plethora OF money
later in the spring or the summer. so that money
could be withdrawn without causing disturbance
IN the market, sl5.ooo.oao or s2o9eo.oOo might be
called in a provision against possible stIin-
gency IN September October. No consideration,
however, has yet been given 10 the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
ENGLISH NOTES LOST OR STOLEN.

Sir Percy Sanderson, British consul general here,
<zas received notice from Lomritz & DuxbuTy.
~ Manchester England the theft loss in that
city OF Eve Bank of England notes-three for $500
each dated saay 81 1902. and numbered $685.. e5sSs
snd s5s57; one for E10O numbered 42673, and dated
FJune j 1903 and one for flo, numbered 65,B03 and
dated June 5. 1903. Payment on the notes has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
SALE OF $4,000 ACRES OF COAL LANDS.

/ Washington, Penn. March &.-R. A. Whitesidss.
of Pittsburg. said TO represent New-York. Cleve-
hend and Pittsburg capitalists. closed deal to-day
or the purchase of 1900 OF coal lands In this
county, average price OF $50 an acre A lare
block extending into Greene County may be IN
scuded in the deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees; lowest al
average al average for corresponding year
81; for corresponding date OF last twenty-five
Local forecast: Partly cloudy to-day: wsrTusr in the
interior cooler tonight Monday winds
hscorninx south and hyasls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
SECRETARY MoRToNs TRIP.

Washington, March 25-The Navy Department
has been advised OF the arrival of Secretary Morton
and his party, on the Dolphin. at San Juan and
their departure from that port for Guantanamo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
WIRELESS CONFERENCES orr

Washington March 25-The German government
has indefinitely postponed the international wireless
electrical conference which was 10 have been held in
Berlin next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes IN pressure Indicated by The Tribunes SELF
recording barometer. The dotted line shows empera-
ture as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
perature twsnty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
COMMERCIAL RATINGS

may interest youi valuable AUXILIARY iaforsnat0n
be found IN The TrIbunes daily record % gudg-
ments aud satisfied Judgments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
DO YOU GIVE f,RFntrs

Do YOU GIVE CREDIT
Read The Treune's daily complete list of Judxments
and satisfied Judgments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

Some indications seem TO denote that the
market may have for a feature the development
of activity in the industrial shares. A sugges-
ton of this shows in the activity and buoyancy
OF a variety of the trust stocks. and conserva-
tive caculators Will be disappointed IL we do
not see such shares figure az distinctive feat
ire in the market from this time forward In
some OF these there is especial reason for better
nent-as for example. in the reorganization
issue OF the Leather Trust. This property looks
TO be upon the verge of becoming a money
maker on a scale beyond anything calculated In
the past The entry OF important Western in
terests into the company signifies much that will
contribute Improvement. The fact that the
tire Armour encourage Will be henceforth identi
fed with the company's expansion will signify
much to investors. Through the reorganization
plan stockholding interests are advanced ma
terially-common stock holders having now for
the first time opportunity 70 join genuinely I'm
the company's prosperity. II Is the undisguised
view of the now millionaire interests In the
property that dividends can be establshed-and
established permanentiy-for the company's new
common stock holders.
John ". Gates Is back from the Southwest
His confidence ia not modified.
Consolidated Gas insiders are no longer dts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

Bon g. q. 8.

wRit ~eIibeubeu @aneen unb Ieuftenbem
Slid
Sino emit elm pnnr @dgblein ee9algen.
Sic reoeten biel bon Dem lnunildcn
Slid,
@ie lies fu6en MOLTEN unb fansen.
SD fud' es babeiml" sd i'm SeIS,
auf Der Slurl" &.
LIMB i6 IN Der @elt, in Der neitenl~
90 fonts bur6einnnber. = Gin @dss<
lein MIR,
Gin bIaiIes, sing trauri9 5ur Sciten.
sd fanb's idon, bas Slid, bod ih mag
linn ni6t trnu'n.
Wai6 bats ia bitter b%etrogen.
SD burft III Die ln6enben Gu9en Inn
Iddu'n
Damn lit es sIei6 tpeiter se5o9en.~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12
. 8eim 0ropin5tbedter

8eim propin5tbeatsr.
Director (por Der Jaufauffiibruns
gum @esiiieur): Stun haben mir nur
bic 2ple bes r@ret9en" gu beieben.
Welde unirsr S4aufpielerinnen bat
benn BEN i6Dniten falf6en 3Opfg"
= S9pert @affe. nWH,
piDsli9 tauttsn Sfpei Rdnber auf =
nun, pie erpebrten sic ftd ibrer -
bod nit benz &ebolper?" 8anfier:
rs mo = i6 babe ieoem n @elbbeu<
tel an ben &opf seporfenA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

Sin Sabr mar pergangen.
Die Scene auf S9loB GbrubimsfD
mar benz @brenporte gemGb peri9fpiez
gen seblieben. Oa erbielt zines Sages
9raf &erg, Der ieBt in Der HGbe Cub
Inns gernifbnirte, cine Ginlabunasfar>
tie su einem 5eite, bas auf benz naben
S9lofe rG6rubmistp" sefeiert tperben
iolte.
@ingeaogene Grtunbigungen beIebrz
ten ben 9rafen, baB Der 5eitgeber Der
gruber besienigen fei, NIT Dem er Be-
reits friiber in 10 unangenebme 8ss
riibrung gefommen mar. Ni6t blinb
in Die Inn etna eeitents 6alIe gu tap
pen, iOnbern Die nDtbige 8orF9t
an5uipenben, mu9te ii9 Der @raf our
Pfli6t.
sd peib nidt, pel9er Dirt Der Nnz
griff iein tpirb, ben er auf midi beab<
fi4tist," faste 8ers su ieinem Cor
net. sd babe sic, dig bic l1rfa<
6e bes Rpnflifts. i'm inlimmften
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

0ieisr 4uftritt auf Dem S4lohs
Gbrubimsfp madte gdnS u~ngebeures
@ufIebsn. Der eepeiti4te polniiae
Mbel fibrts &ldge beim Commencement,
unb Hittmsiter @raf Berg muBte ii9
als @efangener itellen. Sas @erii4t
brang mad petersburg gum Sbrone
bes 3arsn, unb Nifoldi 1. lieB iih ein>
aebsnb 8eri6t er itdtten. Der &dtier
fanb ieinen aittmeiiter melt ipeniger
idulDig; ia, sr fon sedubert baben,
oab er i'm glei9en Sale fdum anoers
sebanbelt baben tpiroeI
Sang &ubldno a6er : uflo Die ruiz
IiIde prefe bprntpeg = betrd9tete oies
ie @ffGre dls einen uauten Wib".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-12

polnii9en gbelmannes tann nur NIT
8lut abgetpaf9en iperben."
sd bin bersit. 2aFen Sic mir meis
men SGbel rei6en.
sd bin bereit. 2afen sic mir meis
mel SGbel REDEEM
r&Dnnsn sic %slauben. bab man ges
gen einen Mann, Der ale &itterlidfeit
nit Siben tritt, iid bes 3peifdmpfes
bebienen tperbe9"
r4IIo beabii9tisen sic einen Msus
9elmprb2"
Sin pple fat fi9 ME gum MOrber
erniebrigt. Mber Elm ebrlofes 8erfabren
fann nur auf e6rlofe Weiie beftrufi
perben, unb besbalb fperben Sic iia
benz, mas iibsr sic beidlOfen tparb.
pili9 untertperf en."
Se6s foloHale, nit anhten betpaffz
nete Oiener traten in pisfem Mueens
Bid aus Der Sapetentbiir. Mus ben
Winf g6rubimsfps fparfen iid biefe
feds &erle tpie Siger auf ibr Spfer,
@as balf benz Hittmeiiter feline pere
5tpeifelte 9ssenipebr9 Na9 furaem
Sample moi er an 9dnben unb Siiber
sebunben, iiber bic 8ant gelegt uno NIT
5tpansig berben &nutenbieben frat.
tirt."
so, mir finb quitt", fpra1 3apeI
ghrubimsfb. rWas 1ier sben itatt'
fanb mubte au meiner, CUR @brenrets
tung hes in mir beleibisten polnifaeu
Mbsls sNdeben. Nehmen sic abe'
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-15

In thc morning Dr. LongfelIow win
preach ON salt The congregation
viii attend the union services at The
congregational Church IN the evening.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-15

BEFORE YoU PACK vacation trunk
make sure YOU have all your favorite
toilet requisites and enough Of them to
last till you get back Schwager
carries a complete toilet goods line
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-15
FOR SALE. AT ONCE.

Household Effects, Call at $50 East
Milwaukee Ave
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-15

Lost anything, found anything, DO
want anything? Advertise in this
paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
AT Ballard
ASSURED or Delivery

The total rsraipta FOR tho year -
laHI have HryatlY luyrauHnd over
those 81 mst year in the Ballard
postal department uHd it Boz expect
cd uill nearly double the eamiuR
yer There o. more real e.tstr
Aud wore huHIneoS lite, b~''BE aalu
nov than at oas 'ltnr Ia the paAt
fl,S snArs and s,rtsihiua 8pon to
indicate that ballard gill Eruv
morU rapidly IN tho future than Il
has In the past The total amount
uf business transacted through the
postal department for the year Of
1904 amounted a. tlt.Gtlu - for the
year 1903 the total amount vaa g.
aeH as thus making the increase fur
the year Of 1904. s st5ut5
The receipts for the last quarter
OF the year 1904 Was tlsab5 o. THIS
o. an Increase Of tast 10 over the
last quarter Of the year 1908.
Postmaster Pella stated thib
morning that be would write the
lion y Humphrey at once tell
Ing him OF the great Increase In the
ballard department for the Last
year.
4 have no doubt In my mind but
what that will settle the dispute a.
20 whether wo should have free de
livery or not A. this iH what We
had 10 show before theY could do
anything at the headquhrtsn ia
Washington. ! don't See hos they
ran 50 back on ua nov. said Mr.
prIla
The receipts Of the ballard de
partment have gone far ahead 81
the required amount 90 have free
delivery installed and there can
hardly be any kick coming aa FAR a.
that n concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
WILTON HAKES
COOP MS SHORTAGE

Harry Walton. former cashier Of
tn Seattle urrvinE a NnttuE COM
uauss who haa been In JAN fur sew
sr1t weeks for mlaHpufuptiauuH
ftb.fAf.gi. has pBti bic shortage. IT.
Was released from the county jan
saturday afternoon
The mssv Win which Walton
MAJ" su"!tls mis8fIt wac
issa tf h.s fht.Vf ."f ~ his
bite VIM H.ii i~' u"sne "n TAT
~ aTrrst ." assist hs' husband "a
his finan TAI straits " .it"n waa
arrested nn tbs night Uf hts maI
riher. last November ITO WVnt
ilirgii 1" jail aud aEt'ei ta tr#
main "a voluntary pTtaunvt while his
friends raised the amount Of hts
shortage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

Tho handles Of these bags are en-.
broidep hoops wound With rlblon
The bags themselves arr made %
ribbon though ailk can be used The
white bag Is OF white ribbun GOV
cred With white embroidered lace
net 4 frill nf lace finishes thr top
Knots O, uhbun are tied at each
slide Of the handles The material
can be- bought fur 81. The has sells
for g.
The holly hae 10 pretty ltIa made
OF holly ribbon aud rvd rIbban Al
the cnda holly r.bbou 10 used. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

Childfens Of all wool Russian style pate
leather belt. and regular price fs5, Sr0 OF
Clearance sale 0ouJs
Chdreua only large shoulder
ah cuffs and collar Of white br0adcoth q .
regular price So %. Clearance Sale DO.
Poke Bounc ade % silk color blue only han
fomsly trimmed with lace and chiffon Ct r.
regular price 80 o. Clearance sale y al
price ....t-..st ....-s.-s..-....st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

BLEAcHEn MustS-A good yard-vdc beaehed muslin
finished son for the machine regular value sl5 yard
special tomorrow 30
CREAM TABLE LfSES-Au heavy all pure
fl the regular
yard special tomorrow ......... 65.s
Dress Glnshama2oo coo yards Of ~ GnrhamH
perfectly fast fine assortment Of makes ehdrcna
dresses extra good value At Zoe yard special &c
SHIFTING PRtSTs-l5o0 Of caeoea shifting
little designs cours pe ty regular
value &c yard special tomorrow So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
WOMAN PUT EN-
TO FLIGHT
tansolal te Tbs starl

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan. = An
nuEfY Woman with 1hntsun IN
her hauaH pat a. ruut thrnn sur
Ncyers GA the upper Ahtanum y'a
turday who we're surveying hus
across her land fUJ an irrigation
ditch. Tho mon we're d. % Mar
bic. 81 thIa city. aud q H. Rite
nour and Charles kinney. Of the
Ahtauum
Mr Marble was employed Co sur
water lands hylonE.nE to Nj kiu
Eey The line had O. pas through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
REAL ESTATE MEN
TO BANQUET

The second annual banquet ~ the
Seattle real estate dealers will be
held AT the Washington January
II Al real estate dealers % Sc
attic are invited Ca attend. IS thla
r. 20 Be the annual meeting Gov
cfa VII be- laid Tor 1875.
The following are the speakers
for the evening Mayor Hal lnFer.
Secretary MeikIe. ~ the Chamber
% Commerce. E + Hlaine. 70 8
Upper Judge Burke. City Engineer
r. a Thomson. samuel Crawford
and George D. Mcaebhm William
x Parry viii be toaatmaatcr iieary
Frederick. manager Of the real ea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

the field of Gertrude uerke They
had proceeded but short distance
With their WDTk when the woman
appeared ON horseback carrying "a
guu aud informed tho men that
work must cease or she would go
ta shooting The surveyors. not
WISHING 10 arEuo with uu iratr
woman backed With "A ahotguu beat
a haHlY retreat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
ISSUES WARRANTS

HELENA. Jan 2 Warrants hass
been issued at the instance ~ A
tofury General james Donovan To-
the arrest uf all the agents for IT,
so=saIled members 90 the meat truei
dnius business Ia the state Of Mon
tAua
Tho warrants are the outcome 81
the fight iu Montana on trusts Ths
agents arr charged vtth suuaplraes
10 the alleged uBlavf ul combining
90 III the price % certain artlclsl
~ commerce sold for rauaumpttau
by the people 81 Montana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

Chdrenb Dresses made of all Russian aud 2,
Thompson style trimmed With rsan string patent leather b.
s.; ::::.: !. !, Sr.. s. , ,is. . SIS
clearance sale price 80. '
Children Dresses serge style pat
s'''S ; e ;s.' S, ' $50 'S 'a' 81 Price S6.9
Chidrena all Peter Thompson
ealara red. brown and blue black elk Kilt but q n
tone Sizes 70 10 regular price 80 Clear DO.
sale price ..=...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

FLASNELETTEs-T ArnodE double width Flannele
the designs coornEs nothing need be said
washing and wearing qualities they well known always
sold yard special n
BED sPHEADsA fu double bed White Crochet Bed Spread
with beautiful designs durable and 500
CREAM TABLE LNEN65 inch vide heavy all linen
bleaches. leader
yard. special tomorrow SIC
BLANKET good gray Wool Blanket in ioi
the Kind for everyday regular value 'ss pair special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
At sMIras cove

The steamship Ma aSs. "a Ia tcw
If "a tus nut muvh large than me
monsters amakvstaaA ~as taRan
oFet IN the Grrat S1tthr,n d.1ss
Ht smith eufc testtfdst NLrr, the
Immense Tux ~ loading heI ,a.eu
uf - ae1 tone wi.' .numrn.s The
work 81 transferring her fuel coal
ffhFu lIsht'fs alongside into her
HHhAsfH i. n"" IN pr"Er"aa So that
visitors VII not hr allowed aboard
her fpr sss'ra. more dayH
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sides 81 the has are made Of two
strips ~ red and one OF holly rib
BON The handles are wound with
red ribbon and the bows are red.
One at the interesting points ul
the ribbons Is the lavish use 81
Flowers. Ribbons can b. found 81 all
widths With the same little deaigu
in vlalots ruHuinH through b. The
same choice h a. 20 in noes ruaen
Carnations ere scattered over pretty
fihhHus such ribbons can De- com
hlned with charming effect la MAX
inE collars belts af the many toilet
cases and party bags.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

THE BON MARcHE The BON MARcHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

There are five patterns 10 choose
among special price tomorrow
and Wednesday. cut only. per
square yard $50. $50. ...... Doe
There will be an additional eh
Ing this special Llnolcum. PLEAS