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The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23
First published March 10.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, on the 9th day Of March, 1905,
make in application to the Probate Court Of
Ford County, Kansas, to purchase the fol.
towing described school land, situated In
the organized county Of Ford, Kansas. VIZ:
the VIZ Of the NV quarter and the M Of the
sW quarter Of Section 10, Township 20,
Range 70. . !.
liz names the following persons to prove
his settlement, continuous residence and I'm
provements, viz. A. G, Bollnger, residence
Bucklln, and Benjamin Coss, residence
Klngsdown.
Done at Dodge City, County Of Ford, Kan
sas, this l4tb day of March, 1905. ...5,..,.
JAMES N. TANNER, Petitioner,
The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23
Photographs.

A wonderful opportunity for the clti-
Gems Of Dodge City to secure a high grade
Of work at reduced prices. Call at the
studio of Heithecker & Confer, between
now and April first.
The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23
PROCLAMATION.

ny virtue of the authority vested in me as
Mayor and in compliance with the law, |,
g. NJ, Hoover, Mayor of the City of Dodge
City, Kansas, do hereby give public notice
and proclaim, That there will be an election
holden In the several wards of the City and
attached territory of the City of Dodge City,
Kansas at The usual voting places, on Tues
day, April the 4th A, D., 1905, held for the
following purposes: The election of a
Mayor, the election OF City Treasurer, the
election of a Police Judge. two Councllmen
tor the First ward, one c0uncimen for the
Second ward, one councilman for tho Third
ward, one councilman for the Fourth ward !;
one member of the Board of Education for
the First ward, one member of the Board of
Education for Second ward, two members of
Board of Education for Third ward Zone for
one year ind one for two years., one mem.
! Der Of Board of Education for Fourth ward,
one member Of Board of Education for At.
tached Territory.
Also public notice Is hereby given to the
| legal voters Of the City of Dodge City, Kan.
sas, that in accordance with resolutions
duly passed at a regular meeting of the City
Council on the 18th day of March, 1905, in
pursuance of a petition OF more than fifty
taxpayers Of the city, there will, at the regu'
lar city election on April 4th, 1905, and at the
same time and places in each ward and pre-
cInct that election is held for city officers, be
submitted to the legal voters of the city for
their decision, the question of the establish
ment and maintenance by the city OF n free
public library and reading room. Said ques.
ton is submitted under the provisions Of
Chapter p, Laws of 1886, State of Kansas,
and the acts of the Legislature amendatory
and supplemental thereto, authorizing cities
to establish and maintain free public Ii.
brarles and reading rooms, and granting
power to the Mayor and City Council anu.
ally to levy tax for such purpose after the
proposition to establish and maintain free
public library and reading room has been
adopted at O legal election,
Sud question will be printed on ballot
separate from the one containing the names
of candidates for office, and will be substan.
TALLY in the following form on said ballot
Shall the following be adopted
Proposition to establish and maintain a
free public library and reading room by
the City of Dodge City, Kansas.
The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23
For Sale.

Five span Of work mules, one span of
young mares, and one Balm wagon used
two years. Inquire Of WI. FITZGERALD.
The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23

FIRST puDllsneu March
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
gNunnT IANn

NOTICE OF APPLICATION ~ fUhOhAoE
SCHOOL LAND.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, ON the 10th day Of March, 1905, make
an application to the Probate Court OF Ford
County, Kansas, 10 purchase the following
described school land, situated in the Or
ganized county Of Ford, Kansas, VIZ the
SW quarter Of Section 10, Township II,
Range Is.
He names the following persons to prove
his settlement, continuous residence, and
improvement, viz: A. ]. Clark, residence,
Dodge City; and F. E. spicer, residence,
Dodge City w.
Done at Dodge City, County Of Ford, Kan
sas, this 9th day of March, l0O5. ,
GEORGE W. WEST, Petitioner.
The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23
First Published March 0.
FIfSt PuDH4Nbu MHTCH "
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND.

SCHOOL LAND.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, on the 10th day of March, 1905,
make an application to the Probate Court OF
Ford County, Kansas to purchase the follow
described school land, situated in the or:
ganized county Of Ford, Kansas, viz: the Sd
quarter of Section 49, Township 20, Range %,
lie names the following persons to prove
his settlement, continuous residence, and
improvements, viz: Morton Hinkle, resi-.
dence, Bucklin; and William Neal, residence,
Bucklin.
Done at Dodge City, county of Ford, Kan
sas this Srd day of March, 1905,
KORAN lllNXLE, Petitioner,
The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23
CHALLENGE FOR GLOBE REPUBLI-
CAN READERS.
Coupon Worth 25c II Presented at
Rath & cambridge Store.

Rath & cambridge Store.
In order to test the Globe. Republicans
great Clrculatign and Its superior adyer-
Using value, we have made arrange
ments with Rath & cambridge, the pop
ular druggists, to offer one of their best
selling medicines at half price to anyone
who will cut out the following coupon
and present It at their store.
The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23

WANTED-Girl for Homework. Good
wages to right kind Of help.
MRS. G.. e, AVER. 2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

SUNNY rooms, in elevator apartment: near
subway uptown; with exceptional boaro,
adults only: references exchanged Address
G. l.. Tribune Uptown Office, 1854 Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
CALL MONEY HIGH.
Reaches Record Of Three Years Ago
Relief Expected Soon.

Call money touched q per cent at noon yester-
day, the record figure since 1902 Before that time
almost no money was loaned on the Stock EX-
change, but the figures quoted varied from 10 per
cent 19 and % Per cent. In the afternoon there
were wide differences. Around 2 p m. the rate
was per cent, which by closing time had gone uD
to 10 per cent.
What money was loaned was. with one or two
exceptions put out by brokers for out of town
connections. The Equitable Trust Company loaned
100000 at 10 per cent Charles E. Carryi loaned
100000 at Is per cent.
It was the opinion in well informed banking cir
cIes that money relief would be furnished soon'
though not by deposits OF any amount in the banks
here Secretary Shaw. it rumored, would de-
post some 50 100000 $30O0000 in central banks
through the South and Southwest. This money,
bankers said finding its way Immediately 10 this
city because of the abnormal rates here, would
relieve the situation. ~
A dispatch from Washington says: Secretary
Shaw says ne has not warranted anybody IN say
ing that he viii deposit 100000 in Western banks
He says it is a matter upon which he can say
nothing at all. one way another"
Money is coming into this city from all parts Oh
the country, but this supply, without some assist
ance, the bankers say is not sufficient 10 aNolu
distress In a few days these receipts would nave
brought about lower rates however The Canadlan
Pacific was said he iOaning its surplus CASH as
were some other large railroads Chicago announcer
report said had sent large sums here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
HARTMAN BUYS RAILS IN EUROPE
Saves Considerable Sum on Large Contracts
Mexico Purposes Tariff ReVisions.

The railroads under Hartman control are to use
large quantities Of steel rails Of foreign manu-
facture. Nearly thirty-fve thousand tons have al
ready been contracted for. and the placing OF
further substantial contracts is pending. The br-
ropesn mills are not only able to give much better
deliveries than can be secured from American rail
plants. but the prices at which the foreign rails
are 10 be delivered are considerably lower than eH
istfrg quotations on this side Of the ocean.
TIE contract for 1900 tons. which was lately
closed with a Spanish frTn-the Altos Hornos de
viscaya-wss placed by the Hartman interests.
The rails are 70 be used in the construction Of eX-
tensions 10 the Southern Pacific system, and are
70 be delivered by the end Of January Five thou
sand tons arr already on their way from BLboa to
Galveston, Tex. by specially chartered steamer
and the balance VIII be shipped direct 10 San Diego,
Cal The total cost of the Spanish rails delivered
viii be about 81 ton. 81 less than the prevailing
price for American rails a thu mills me lrels
rate from the PItsBUrE district mills 10 t1ot d
d about SO ton so thai the Spanish rails are 10
be laid down al almOs. 81 ton less than amer
esn rails w0uIG cost in California
For the SouuherH Pacidc's extensions IN Mexico
7rgS contract FOR rails has been placed Win IiI5
Monterey iron and Steei Company, Of Monterey,
Mexico AGyices from Mexico City are 10 the
eject that me import du les vii very shortly, pc
,srgely reduced. II not removed entTe-y- Inc Mex
ioan govern ue1t is understood 10 have decloed 20
oTcer sweep ng revision % be made in the present
tariff Ni-h rev 10 encouraging railroad building
End othe- construction work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
THE COFFEE HEART"
IT'S As Dangerous as the Tobacco or WHISKY

It Is Dangerous as the Tobacco or WHISKY Heart
Coffee heart is common 10 many ccffee users
ana Is liable TO send the owner TO his or neL
long home If the drug is persisted IN 1ou o. -
TN 80 or 30 yards and md out II your hesI -
troubled A lady who was once victim u li4o
conse heart" writes from oregon: ,
have been d habitual user OF coHee al Iils
NE and have suffered very much IN recent Seab
rom ailments which became satisned WEE u
Iectly due the poison in the beverage, such -
torpid liver and indigestion, when In turn 4lla10
my complexion bloUchy and muddy ,5
Then my heart became affected. II "o"Io
feet most rapidly just after drank my colLee'
and 90 below normal the coffee eHecI w.
u Sometimes my pulse would go as ilIsn . 13
i5I beats to the minute. Ny fanlily We're sI91l-s
EARNED at my condition. and at last fnother PeI
sgaded me 70 begin the use OF postum 0Ou
Coffee
7 gave up the old coffee entirely and , abso-
iuteiy, and made Postum my sole table oe' e.
age This was months ago, ana al my MS eiIe
Indigestion. inactive liver snd Tckety heaIt o., q
tiou. have passed away and my coIllpleNIoll iIe
5eeome clear and natural. The inlproYell i+
set IN very soon after I MADE the chAIlse' 10.
Is soon as the coffee poison had time 70 VIZ =
9tt Of my system. ,.s.,s
Ny husband has also been Rreatiy p eiIela -
~ the uss % Postum and we find that sLnpls
hreakfax. Wftf Postum Is as satisfying anu
Glare strengthening than the old heavier MieS,
We Gsed % hsve with the other kind OF cones:
Name giyea % Postum Co. Battle Creek MLSl''
There's 2 reason. Read t1e little book. lie
@oAa 20 Melville" in pkgz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
POLICEMEN SAVE COUNTESS.
One Is Thrown from Horse and Hurt-The
Other Guides Runaway Team Into Car

-. tar son Alfred Norris. from harm yesterday
yben a pair of horses attached TO the carriage IN
-rb5cp they were riding ran away. One OF the po-
1tcor,an. Elmer Roth, was thrown from ms morse
and his leg was broken The otner oIlioer' 'o,il
I-u - ersi1v brought the animals TO stop by
,,;r,a them into an electric car.
~, countess who lives at No. S35 West End-ave.'
,aft her home yesterday afternoon with her son 10
lel' ~ tog-n on shopping tour. They hired a
20 l.r driven by Thomas Griffin. OF No. 4i5
p - east and owned by T j Frawey, OF No
W " - 225st The horses at 66th-st. and Colum-
20 cot balky and into a crowded Co
i,ynbug-ave. electric car smashing the pole ana
paI o. d getting the bits between their teeth they
started on q fr gave chase and an automobile
1ad oined in and caught up with the runaw ay
Inc GIl1Jd oing so forced Roth over to the curp;;
His mount stumbled t and bd fs crushed efa him him 10
out of the way OUT inc ii0 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
PATRICK REMAINS CONFIDENT.
Regins Writing, Supposedly on Notes for
Use of Lawyers in Appeal.

A-pe' to ,,,ba1, Principal Keeper Connaugh-
t fon Vent to the eath house In Sing Sing to see
Ton "T.-. 49,, docs not seem to believe he viii go
~ the electric chair sentenced He did not
show signs of the hard day ne nae anu
80 light breakfast. he began 70 write, am
10000 - be preparing more legal points FOR
'ssI who are to carry the case 70 the United
states Supreme Court This appeal Patrick esoe-
"a, ,,onarsd and It is IN line with what ne said
e' = patrick who has been in the death
So Condemned prisoner for over three years.
tos nevAr given the warden or his keepers any
tfo'lole-z IN ais case and he VIII De constantly
o ose 7sv add ight as the tine aFaSN near 1AS
his execution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
YoAKUM HEAD OF ROCK ISLAND.
Elected Chairman of Railroad Executive
Committee to Succeed Mather.

B. r Yoakum was elected chairman Of the execu-
tive committee of the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Company yesterday, to succeed
Robert Mather. who resigned Mr. Yoalzunn VIII
assume control of all the Rock Island Frisco lines
at once Mr. Mather will remain as president OF
the Rock Island company and general counsel Tor
all the companies in the system.
This change, it was explained indicated no ais
cord. It simply technical AFFAIR 70 give M
1-.I-,n, a Mace as opera tive head of the system
AR Yoakurn was head of the St Louis and San
ITrancfsco when il was acquired by the Chlcago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
FUNDS FOR AMUNDSEN.
Norzoegiar1s at Seattle Send Money
to Their COuntrgnen.

Seattle Wash, Dec 7.-Raold Amundsen. the
first man in history TO traverse the north-north-
west passage from east to west, is still at Fort
F5gbert Alaska waiting for answer to the
message he sent Monday night TO Nansen in
Christiania. His appeal for funds and assistance
has borne fruit Norwegians of this city telegraph
ing him
The fact that Amundsen and his expedition are
in winter quarters near the mouth of Mckenzie
River indicates that his object, which ne mace pup
Tic before leaving ChTistiania in May 1875 mas Deel
f11l6IIed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
BRITISH EXPORTS AND IMPORTS,
Total for Eleven Months More Than That for
Twelve Last Year.

London, Dec THE November statement Of the
7oard of Trade shows increases of $2S8o50 in i'm
norts and S174745OO in exports The principal item
In the increase of imports was wool. S5646,6S5 and
the principal items IN the increase IN exports were
,anfact1Ired iron and STEEL s316S 600, and cotton
fabrics S4OS3,67O - ,,,+,,
these returns bring the total exports of British
yrod1ce for the eleven months of 1905 to the grand
total of 81 800 856 S75 or over $259O9eo more tHah
The record for the whole year of 1904 The I'M
Torts for the eleven months of the present year
we're SIS 249 745 over the eleven months OF 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
GREAT HOLIDAY STOCKS or
Friday SSwSh y
Opportunities SilverWare,
In Cutlery.

Gold filled RhinestOns and EnaEasTtsd
Brooches-new dssigns-valus $50 9S.
Silver &c Gun Links-vaIuo SIS. 70
Hand painted and spangisd Fans
Ivory and Bone sticks-value S17S .SS
Neck Combs-coId plated Mounted
jewelled settings-valus SLsS..sss sSS
Tomen's Gilt Girdles-jswslIsd
buckss-yalue S5-es S.9S
3 DC. Toilet sets-Como. Brush and
AEirror-Ouadrupls PLATED
value -...........sssss, as
Rogers A. a. Orange spoons-vatuo Sc
half doZeu-spectsl. ......--.s-.sss soS
Rogers silver Plats Teaspoons
fancy handles-worth -4s...s.sss-a SO
ouadruple Plate Tea sets4 pea
FURNISHED or satin engraved
were IS. es and S6.ss.
Fruit Dishes. Cake Baskets
Fern Dishes Chocolate PotAs
Crumb Trays and SOrapers
and Bread Trays
splendid value at 81 . and $2e9.v 1873!
.. and Blade Penknives-Stag.
BUFFALO. Bone and Pearl handles
hre steel blades-special. ......... S6
3 and 4 BIades-stag. Buffalo and Bo1a
handles-1O styles-value 80. 80
Razors-CeIebrated Tree Brand'-
made bv Herman Boxer & Co
full hollow grouud-ready. for USE
Made 70 sell at $50. .......,- .SS
Made 70 sell at $500 .25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
E-5dav IambreoulnS
Opportunities Sofa Pillows
In Work Boxes, eAe.

SIX I4aulbreoufn s-Handsomely emb'd-
heavy fringe-vaIue "a. g. IS
Fig'd SIX I.ambreQuins-OTiental
and floral desigDs-vslue $40 ...- I 80
Pordersd Satin Lambrsquins-
value s4-9s and s5-eS. go. 2 9S.- 9. %
silk and Velour Sofa CushionS-heavy
cord and tassels-value 81. -. - So
Fig'G satin Head Rests-Oriental
effects also hand painted
value as ....-..--- -----. .Cis8
Fitted Work Boxes-special. ..-.-.-.. .25
Novelty Pin Cushions-to represent
different fruits-special .--.-.-...-.. 10
Point d-Esprit Dresser Sets-ribbon
trim also fancy scriu, lace inStE
and edge-value 81 80. -.--.-.. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
Friday -et-s1S'
Opportunities El2Qne-S,
In LacsS

Needle and Work Boxss--yalue q 10
satin Pad Hose supporters-vaIue g 70
Tomato Pin Cushions-vaiue To-. r
Chiffon Collar Foundat,ons-value ;. 8
FriIIed Garter Eiastie-yd .--vslue 10 z
SILK Cov'd Dress shieIds-value Is. Up
D'bie face Cotton Eiderdowps for
Bath Robes. etc.-vaiue % 10
Yard wide Wool Eiderdowns-
plain or rlpple-vGiue co ...-.... AZ
silk enb'd FlauEe!s-white or cot d.
b. $ or scanops-vaiue .ss..-.--. 80
G5 CT Imported Scotch Fiannels-
best patterns and c5l0rs-special. 80
Fun size Skirt Patterns-au wool
shrunk-lighl and dark
value $1.eo, ....-........ %
Fancy Lace Dress Sets-Imp0rter's
sample lot Point Nenlsc and
Oriencal--white cream. ecru-
worth IS cts. aad 81 25,..........- AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

Washington Dec Although Secretary Shaw
declined to make any statement the subject, It
is known that he is giving serious thought TO the
question Ct making temporary deposits in of
the banks in the principal cities, with view 10
relieving the money---situation II is understood
that If the present stTnEency continues and threat
ems seriously To affect interests outs de the spec
uIative market deposits 3ssrsEa ting s24Gj9I00 will
be distributed among the 1eadtlg@ba4kS IN some
of the largest cities. --e@1z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
MAssACREs DROVE HIM INSANE.
Russian Jew Believes That His Family Has
Been Slain in Russia.
- Telegraph 70 - Tri6une. J

Nev-Brunswick, n J., Dec. detective PelleF
and a special officer arrived here to-day rom
perth Amboy with Paul Moravik, a Russian Jew
who had been driven insane by reading ABOUT liie
no 80 ~ Jews in Russia He arrived here
4-,r, Russia a month ago, and left his family pc
i,io5 He believes they have been killed ana the
thought made him insane. .+t ~. nan
rTbe officers started for this city with me man
on a trolley car. He became violent on me WY a
ol +rie5 To bite the officers and passengers. All
he ra ssengers but plucky women Ileo On a
Li- here he had to be haudcuhed all the way 70
The insane asylum at Trenton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
Friday Clothes
Opportnnities ( for Kisses
In and Children

Misses Long Storm Coats-F'tne Cloth
well tailored-worth $l1-9S- 3. IS
Girls. Natty English Box Refers
fun llned-gflt buttons-odd sizes -
value $500 20 IS. 90; 10 clear. ------ = .9S
Girls Dresses-Plain and Mixtures-
Russian and fancy styles
6 to IA years-value 500 and 500 20
little CbiIdren's White Astrakhan and
BearsIln Coats-double bTeast-peart
buttons-sizes 70 3 yrs
yvn,te pearslsin Caps TO match
E-ounle or French styles-fur swans ,
Gnvyn OF ribbon triu,--vaiue Sl-fS .SS
Little ChlIdren's Outing Flannel
T~esses-Russiau or yoke styles
sizes 10 yrs.-weTe - =
Rahaes' Long Bedford Cord Goats
deep eapes-newest trim
value S29S .........'-.'s..''' / &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
friday T Stamped Goods,
Opportunities Renaissance Scars,
In Slams, etc.

Handmade Renaissance Centre Pfeoes-
80 fnch-Allover Linen centres
value S2.49 and So. 49-special. - 1 AZ
Handmade Renaissance Scarfs-
AlIOver or Linen centres
2Ox54 and 2Ox5O-value 81. 9S- 49, g IS
Applique Scarfs and Shams-Swiss or
Net-hemstitCh or sCallop-
Scsrfs-2 nX54 -, -. -, -
Shams-32x32S Fai19 eA-~9 07-0o- II =
Round Teueriffe Doylies-6E6 inch
linen centre-six wheels-spectal-- :
Monte Linen Scarfs-2 yds. long
IL s or fringed-vslue 80. .-..--. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
r-,dar + Boys 0vercoats,
Opportunities a!t1
In BOYS Suits.

Boys overooats-Drown and gray mixed
Cybey4ots and oxford and blue
Ns1tors-belted tseck-3 to . yrs
value s.. 9S and $3.50 --------.--- = 20
C,-e-coats-Oxford. Melton and Mixed
GRAY Cheviot-sIngle or double
breasts to 16 yrs.-value $500. %
o-orfoIks and Double Breast Suits
Mixtures and Nav Cheviots-
20 16 yrs.-value $500. -.....--. 3 90
Rows. Russian and Sailor Suits
hest colors and mixtures-patent
leather belts-linsn Eton collar
sizes 3 to 10 yrs.-yalue IS. co. I .9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
WANTS U. S. 10 OWE MAIL TUBES.

letter was forwarded 20 the Postofice Depart
nent yesterday from the Brooklyn League asking
II il were not possible for the government TO own
Of control the pneumatic tube mail service. The
letter s5ys that since the discontinUance OF the
tubs service the BToohI1n mails have been delayed
an average Of about fifty minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
James McCreery & Co.
Upholstery Department.
4th Floor.
On December
the Sfh and 9th.

4tfl Floor.
On December
the 8th and 9th.
Fine Renaissance Lace Bed"
SETS with lace trimmed
lounce on spread and boil
ster cover.
$50, $50 and 600 set.
Sash Curtain Netting. So
inches wide. Finished with
Renaissance Lace Edged
fiOunce.
CSC per yd.
Madras Tissue. Simple CO.
IOniaI patterns.
White or ecru 23c to 3Sc yd.
COlors 3Sc to 45c 50
Reversible Couch Covers. 60
inches wide, 3 yards long.
Oriental designs and
cOIOrs.
3.75, $50 and $50 each
value 5.25 to $50
$500 Cushion Covers. About
"a inches square. Made of
fine BrOcades, BrOcatelles,
Satin and MOire Damask.
25c, SOC and 75c
value 4Oc to LILO
Brass Bedsteads,-mOdels to
be discontinued. Consider
ably below former prices.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
Friday malls
'pi'0- IN TIl'ii ''e Toys etc.

Dressed DoIls-jOinted body
Blondes and Brunettes-fully dressed
IN qrEsndy. satin, lawn OF fancy
gingharn-iustead OF S1-25------.-- 70
J-ndressed Dolls-iointed and kid bodies
16 % Is tuch--fOwing Curis, closing
ewes. with shoes nd stocings-
regularly 70. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .49
L-ndreSsed Handwerck Dolls
20 inch-double jointed-long ouriE-
hand sewn wigs-valus $500. .... 8. IS
1G inch s-Harnessed- Towing
name and talon stand-value Sd. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WEEKLY PAYMENTs.-Fine diamonds.
watches. WATCH SUPPLY CO. THREE
Maiden Lane. Room 90. All goods guaran-