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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GANE

MIddletswn- Conn. sept pit vas
arreed yesterday By the Managers q
the Trinity and Wesleyan football
teams TO cancel the game between TIE
collexps which Vas 70 have ben play
"a AZ Hartford on November Is. ms
IA result Of dissatisfaction On Nes-
Ieran-s mart with the lack q eliEfb8il-
" rules at Trinity Trinity has 70
regulation requiring residence =
one year q mzn cozninE from anotl-
e. cnIlerp before h shah - eiiE1pie
10 compete in athletics. TrfnsrT nov
win meet West Point Oz NoxezzheE
"a. while Wesleyan VIII FiaT szzzlse-
hannn college at Midaletswn % TIE
same Oar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20
HOLY CROSS LOSS.

Worcester, Sept 20.-By breaking his
collarbone yesterday afternoon, An
drew Thompson, member of the foot
ball squad at Holy Cross college, is
the first victim, in this city, OF foot
ball accident SO far this season. He
halls from Fordham college. New
York. where he learned the rudiments
of the game. 1t was while the squad
was practicing falling on the pigskin
that Thompson met with the peculiar
accident. Instead of landing on the
ball so that his arm covered the upper
side he landed so that his shoulder hit
the ball and he received severe jolt.
Coach Cavanaugh was pleased with
the previous work of the candidate
and deems this accident most unfor-
tunate affair. as Thompson had all the
ear marks Of fast player. He will
be confined in the infirmary at the hos
pital for some time while the shoulder
is healing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20
RED OWENS BoBs UP.
Jumps Back Into Organized Base Ball
for a Week with Rochester.

Red Owens, the famous butterfly,
who has been gathering honey all sea-
son as a highly priced member OF the
York team of the outlaw Tri-State
league. has secured permission 10 re-
enter organized ball and will work this
week at shortstop for Rochester. 0w-
ems Topped back and forth between
Brooklyn Nationals and York before
settling in the Pennsylvania city at 4
fat salary. Having previously leA
Springfield in a hurry and refused to
return, Owens got a big reputation as
a jumper.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20

National league records vent 70
smash the other day when the Chicago
Cubs and DuRy's Phillies battled for
20 innings in PhEladelphiA the Chs
czguans winning ont to /. Ed Reul-
bach. the young collegian recruit on
Chances stan q tviriers and the hero
OF the Is-round battle with ST Louis
ana the veteran Jack Taylor vas again
the hero. pitching the Cubs to victory.
Throuzh the trying ordeal. one Of The
sexerest . pitcher IL ever called On &c
face. this T0unEter showed sduirabas
and wonderful nerve sad Stamina
pulling lis eIzb cut Of sOne deep bolss
several tines This Is RsuIbaeh's n-s,
season N naior league company and
never befere has q nd right 81 the
campus showed With such bTfIlhncJ
IN fast company TIE tvo long R1@
BE has tEfried tbs ssss0n stamp hin
one Ct the greatest slab srti@s IN Ia
lad and TIE most ssnssfionai -hnd-
q TIE ssssoa- Rea7esch's feat hm
hesn aupiirsfed in the major leagus
oaiy twfus m The hiErry Of BASEBALL
20 Ear - lsnssA Of shs szns % CO.
esrmeG
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20
FERRY is A BENEDICT.
Pittsfeld Favorite Reported to Have
Married a Buffalo Girl.

Alfred ]. Ferry. the tall Pitts1eld
boy who was formerly a Springfield
pitcher in the Eastern league and was
later with Meriden. Buffalo, Montreal.
Cleveland and Tri-State league clubs.
was recently married. A romance
which begun when Ferry was pitching
brilliantly for the Buffalo Eastern
league team when the club was win
ming peunants. resulted in the marriage
last week Of the player and Miss Mar
garef Kenney Of Buffalo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20
RIII, CROWLEY'S CLUB.

Bill Crowley of Hartford who pull
ed of the battle between Young Cor
bett and Terry McGovern for the
featherweight championship at Hart
ford. four years ago, is in New York
looking for talent for his new club.
Crowley is now managing the Chel-
sea (NIass.l Athletic club, and expects
to pull off some important contests
during the winter months. Chelsea
which is a suburb Of Boston, has al
ways been a good town for boxers,
and Crowley expects to be able 10
offer as good inducements for the
firstraters as any city in the east.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20
YALEs SQUAD STRENGTHENED.

1ALk > SQOAD SlhL-h1 l.
New Haven, Sept 20.-Two valua-
Bile members of last years varsity
football squad yesterday made their
first appearance on the Yale field.
They are Spencer Turner and Phi!
White, tackles, and, football players
with experience. Both are in good
condition.
The work yesterday was tackling
the dummy. The men were divided
into squads made up Of the line men
and backs. Tackling was the hardest
work given the backs, but the line had
scrimmage lasting for quarter OF
an hour. The entire list of line candi-
dates was taken and formed In two
lines, one facing the other. Flanders
and Heaton formed the opposing CEN
tiers, and at the snap OF the ball the
men tried breaking through the oppos-
ing line.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20
PRINCETON OUTLOOK NOT GOOD


Princeton, \. J., Sept 20-The open
ing of Princeton to-day will find the
hard work OF the football season fairly
under way. The entrance examina-
tons end to-day and 1t will then be
possible TO get some sore of an idea
as to what material the entering class
is bringing in. Various rumors are
flying about but the most insistent re-
port is that there is going to be great
scarcity Of good line men among the
new men. The veterans, Cooney, Ca
rothers, Rafferty,. Dillon and Tooker
are on hand and made a promising
looking line as they lined up yester-
day for a short practice In going
through signals.
II is reported that Rulon-Miller, the
crack fullback, will not return to col
lege this fall, owing to poor health.
His loss will be a heavy blow TO the
Princeton eleven. Tenney. the quarter
is back and Mccormick, Connors.
PfeIfer and Morse are men OF promise
for the positions behind the line.
kirkpatrick. who was regarded as one
OF the best backs on the Princeton
squad. will also not return this fatl.
Helm. the quarterback. was drowned
las. summer. and bis death is another
one Of the misfortunes which are
weakening the Tigers prospects this
faI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20

snd dupzcstrs these plays on TIE o.
posIfe side a TIE Inc
he ferezugng are TIE fundamental
PAYS cf RmghT fsothan fer TIE team IN
pa~sasza1n uf ths bail Ths man whn
esussz tss b~ll : saeh pay muss have
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-20
Vaudeville at Home With The
Edison Photograph.

Is WEST MAIN STREET.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

5s PRESENTATION - Tho member
Of the Baptist church after the praysr
meeting last niaht visited the horne
Of DR.. PerdivAl whore Mrs. Ena
Wayne was stopping and presented
the latter with handsome watch
in appreciation Of her! faithful services
to 81 at denomination In the past.
Mrs. Wayne lett today for Fowler
where she win reside In future. B
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
Constipation.

Health Is absolutely impossible, II con-
sttpAtion be present. Many serious cases
Of liver and kidney complaint have
sprung from neglected constipation.
Such deplorable condition is unneces-
sary. There is cure for it. Herbine
will speedily mend matters. CA. Lind
say, P. NJ. Bronson, Fla, writes, Feb. 12,
1902: Having used Herbine, l find it a
fine medicine for constipation." 5Oc a
bottle. Sold by Florenoo Palace Phar-
macy and A. A. Hull. tts
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

yFHE RAIN-7bs es.storm Of ises
nisht II ol.sr.d up y. s..mo.ph.r.
~ 1. nctaiDS snd stS.ir is cool and
frSsh. It II not uften that rain Of
such long duration visits this ssc-
tion 20 late in the year.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
! Cured CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. B. W. Evans, Clearwater, Kama,
writes: ~My husband lAy aisk lne three
months. Tho doctors said he had quielE
consumption. We procured bottle ei
BallArd's Horehound Syrup and It cured
him. That was six years ago. Since
then We Aave always kept bottle in tie
house. We cannot do without It. FIR
coughs and colds it has no equal" DC,
5Oc and 81. Sold by Florence Palscs
Pharmacy and A. A. Hull. II
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

lspsnfenosIe lied. i. M
& 1895 fsasy signed kswsa -ass,as
!erisia Snd Pra.,l for jpn pssioe Of
The slave trxds. - -.
lsae-Oamdsn. 8. O.. nearly de.
stroyed BY Are.
is4l-Faraday's discovery Of the
alsotrio nnrrant prsaanted- 10 ths Royal
society. -,,ss...
1870-Bavaria enters the North
German confederation.
lss4-0raud opera house oa q
Louis barsed. ~
~ s9s-steau,er Portland ,sunk ID
New England coast. t15 lives lost.
lsos-Hawaiian commission held
hrst meeting in Washington.
1899 Thomas H. 1smay, founder Of
the White Star line. died.
1909 Thomas P. oohilsree, died.
1oos-Germany ofticially recognized
the republic Of Panama.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
Canon CITY rllustrated.

. 4 r. = ~ d.
The special edition Of the Canon
Oity Record was turned OF the press
yesterday and today 10 In the hands
Of hundreds Of admirers. II is ,
thing Of beauty and : work Of art D
Issaed in pamphlet form for conven.
ienoe. printed on heavy enamel
book, profusely illustrated with the
cuts Of elegant residences. business
blocks. industrial institutions. church
buildipgs. public schools. fruit
orchsrds-and the oounty's tyariops
manufacturing concerns, coal mines
and ohter institutions Of wealth pro-
duoers. Brother Hardy must certain
ly be congratulated upon his effort In
this direction. aW 7 10
Every resident Of Canon Oity should
contribute literally to the circulation
Of 70 magnificent Awrite up Of ths
county scat and it, residences. II
For GOAL and feed 100 Millar, "the
trAntfer man, phone 81. 0.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
TELEPHONE no. 10
Canon City Cuttings.

Canon City CullinSs. &
Nov. %. 1905.
Matt Lines and family are, now
housed in the MoDouAld ast ~
District court opened Monday.
Harry champion and wife Sunday.
cd In Florence.
e. e. Watts and J. =. Terrence
were in Canon Saturday,
Canon seems to have had its share
Of fires the last week.
John B. Meserve spent Monday and
Tuesday In Canon looking mp titles
In connection with the O F. and I.
canal.
J. A. Condit was In town Tuesday
on business connected with the district
court. '''' N''NN =
The following marriage licensea
have been Issued this week: F. o.
CLARK. Margaret Bo1hen. Canon City
Peter J. OIL cary. Ault. Georgia Full.
Ter. QusridA; Oscar Gourley Pueblo.
Grace L. Kingsbury, Canon; J. Il.
Craig. Joise II. Jones. Florence.
Mrs. A. A. Couric. left Tuesday
for her home in Alabama. County
CLERK Nix and wifs aeoompAnisd hsl
as far ~ Pueblo.
The county clerks ohoe il beina
treated to . new steel ceiling,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
, 10 % aIaeaHlaI "a --dlt .nI0gu,I
on all Il, Ladies' ii' :
ainsI u9ttbe

"a fo his2i4a if2raH3rJ sal y
'as 9' oiI 80 r5 -Ag 10
'tisilt o. aamlia1 aos7D sirls.D
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
This Date in History.

This Date in History.
1913 Charter granted for the COLONY
Of Virginia. tf i'" 'o naP
Z l709-The soheldt opened 70 all
nations.
l0N-Tfanklin Pierce born. dI
isi4-Elbrides Gerry. vice prs'i-
dent Of the United States and one Of
the signers Of the Declaration Of In
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

For GOAL and feed 700 Millar, "the
transfer man. phone 81. S-n
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
WRITE Us A LETTER

freely and frankly, in stnetest conhd-
snoe, tslling Us, al your symptoms and
troubles. We VIA send free advics
I'm, plain sealed envelops), bow t9
cure thsm. Address: Lad3ass Advisory
Dept, Tho Chattanooga Medicine c.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. r.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08
A Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party
NAV be given to your stomach
and liver by taking a medicine
which will relieve their pain
and discomfort. viz: DR.. King S
New Life Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy. afford
ing sure relief and cure, tor
headache. dizziness and cOnstl-
nation. 25c at all drug stores.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08

C. S. Taylor, James Hill and
G.. 3. Howard have been sum
mOned to serve on the U. >.
grand jury which meets in Pres
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08

DR.. Baker or DR.. Waite, Den
fists. will be at the Navajo Ho-
tel. WinSlow. from the 18TH to
15th of each month, or near
that date.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08
colt Monday.

If you are going to a picnic
YOU will have no fun, if you are
not provided with some of the
nice dellcacies from the Babbitt
Brothers Mercantile Company.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08

G. E. CASTOR and bride ar
rived Wednesday evening from
their honeymoon trip when
was spent at the Grand Canyon.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1905.
LOCHL NEWS

Saw. is there anything nicer
than Limburger and a bottle OF
Ice Cold -? You can get 1t
at Rabbit Brothers Mercantile
Company.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08

Holbrook had a very good eel
ebration the fourth, and a large
number of people went from
here to take it in. Three cheers
for HOlbrOOk!
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08

George Smith stole bar OF
iron Is feet long from the Rail
road Company Sunday and was
given 60 days in the cooler at
Holbrook by Judge Finn.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08

c. E Coyne, recently employ
ed here as dispatcher, has &C
cepted a position with the Chi
cago & Northwestern and will
leave in a few days for Chicago.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-08

OFFICIAL PAPER OF NAVAJO COUNTY
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
ARMY HAD TAINTED MEAT.
Connecticut Guardsmen Object to
Food iSerUed Them.
tnr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInuSE.I

Stamford. Conn, Aug. There is trouble at
the State encampment at Mantle over the food
supplies Of the militiamen. and Camp Roberts
is anything but q place Of contentment tonight
The first shipment OF meat which came yester-
esy from a New-Haven concern was condemned
BY the cooks, and there was general protest
from the men.
The otacisls refused 10 make a statement un-
I'll the dissatisfaction became common talk.
Then they said that part Of the meat was tainted
because Of standing without ice.
The men and cooks declare that potatoes were
6ecsyed. and must have been SO when they
were shipped. There is feeling that there was
sn attempt on the part OF the persons who rup-
piled the stun 10 work or old goods. The com
snissaty is censured all sides
This morning the hospital corps refused alb
solutely 70 use any Of the food provided. and
the conmissary department had TO purchase
food from local merchants for the hospital and
the corps The medical officers showing
considerable reticence concerning patients
undergoing treatment IN the hospital tent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
RAID, THOUGH ENJOINED
Fot'ce Take Ten Prisoners in "Tbe"
AIen,s Old Place.

IN spfte OF an Injunction eran,as h- r,.., .,
nor 70 the West Side Club. the rooms OF ,h., -.
oh <.~ IN oth-aVe. were raided yesterday bv
esieepVss OF Inspector Hogan's stan ana tan w.,
we're arrested on the charge of aiding and obs,,.@
40 the running OF q poolroom. The pIaes wa. g.
merry occupied by The" Allen and the ,,,,.. -
that Allen is president OF the club This r,sr..
visit made by the police to places
" "Hch Allen has been said 70 be interested
The police say that evidence OF the AY..,.,oo -,
s"o poeifoonas at that place was obtained by d.
teefaTes on Friday. Saturday and Monday last ,rd
Ihsy touno yesterday on the second and third
Doors OF The three story building teiephone and
islsgraph instruments. racing charts and betting
slips. Among the evidence carried away NV IT,
Police was q heavy steel door which guard.s tn.
entrance 10 the hallway the ground floor sn6
which was one OF three doors between the street
snd the ststrways
Half dozen detectives made q ru.h az .,. hail
caor about 40 p. m yesterday and oYerpowered
man ~hos they say. wa5 lookout" and who
ssio be was John Martha. Then. with crowbars
snc hatchsts they smashed in the three doors ana
ran TO the roonas on the second and third floors
OxtsctveS also climbed 10 the foor by lad
ters IN the rear snd cut away the wire netting of
the windows
There were more than three hundred men on IN.
two fcars, and the top floor was used entirely bv
coierse men. Card tables and chips were found on
both floors. and on the second floor negro WAS
burning papers in stove Sergeant Boyle pulled
HANDFUL OF the papers from the flames and found
The police say, the record OF g bet on q horse
race The police had eight warrants issued by
Magistrate Cornell. but they made ten arrests
None Of the prisoners were charged with conduct
ing the place.
The report Of the raid spread rapidly ana 40
great became the crowd in 6th-ave. on the ele-
vHte6 station at eth-st. that from three
precincts had 70 be sent 10 restore order and clear
the street The prisoners were the Mercsr-
Ct station. Where Emil F3chs who had obtained
the Injunction against the police arrived with
Jsfr1cs Efsn. q saioOnheepsr, and gave bonds.
Detective Eooney into the basement OF III.
building, hoping get Upstairs by rear stairway
III the essernent ne was attacked by big bulldog
end h.Ftsa IN the left knee
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
CIV. CULKIN NOW Il CLERK.
Mr. Fuller WM Be His Deputy
Justices Vote Unanimous.

Ex-Aldermsn Chsrles ". Culkin. OF No. BOZ
West i2th-st-. was yesterday unanimously elect
ed Chief Clerk OF the Court OF Special Sessions
for the full term OF ten years. by the six Jus
does OF the bench. IN meeting. The justices
were In delberarion about an hour.
William NJ Fuller. who has been chief clerk
Tor several years. was chosen deputy clerk
Cor Ave years. His first official act in his re-
ouced position was TO turn over to Mr. CuIkin
$3.50 IN fines collected in the court yesterday and
20 advise Mr.. culkn to start a bank account
kin, accompanied by Fuller. went TO City Hail.
that the former might be sworn In to his new
duties by Acting Mayor Fornes.
The election Of Fuller as deputy clerk forces
out automatically Joseph H. Jones deputy
under him Jones is secretary of Buildings su-
perintendent Jacob A. Hopper's political club in
Harlem. but only recently Joined Tammany
Hall. Mr.. Fuller loses $500 in salary by his re-
tuction, the salary Of the chief clerk being
$4,000 and that Of deputy $500
The fact that the two Republicans on the
bench Justices deuel. and olmsted. voted with
the four Democrats. Justices Mexican, WYATT.
zeller and McAvoy. for Cuikin caused eons,d-
cradle speculation about the Criminal C,our,s
Building. TIE retention OF Mr. Fuller ax dan
uty at only little less the salary he recstved
he enlef clerk is thought 10 have been the a-
rangement that caused the Republican NAV,
Pers 70 vote with the Democrats Tustica ~
fAean mas said. however. that Mr. F,;llar nc,,Sa
be retained, anyway, as deputy Non. :, oaIu ~
cuss the vote 'Si' "ouio ols-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
SCOTLAND YARD FOR CHICAGO.
Institution Similar to Scotland Yard To Be
Established

cbtcaso AuG l-Chicsso win soon have its own
Scotland Yard Chief OF Police John u. Collins an
rounces that % q few dsyS he will establish do
tsctsys bureau. under Assistant Chief schusttlsr.
s-hs ssststxnt chief VIII have eight OF the best de-
tscs,vee n the city on his stan. and VIII work In
earnouv with the State Attorney ONCE
IN. otd>ca of the innovation Is the ~stherfnG and
,o,e.ns of evidence As soon 4 murder or any
ceh.y har crime Ia committed the runners" from
aohu.ttlers ofhos Will be on the scene with pho
torrapher and artist or crsftsman- Every
snd used b. the detectives in working up the case cas-
sn6 IN ~ prosecution in the criminal court TBS
pisa y IN practice In Berlin. LOpdon ana New-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

Mattresses
Pure gray horsehair drawings.
At $40, worth t2e-Full size. 81 rs In, 20
pounds; one or two parts.
At $3.50, worth e2275-Three-q quarter size,
tsx7 rs in, s5 pounds; one or two parts.
At sis, worth sIs.5o-Largs single Sse,
AK 7s In. 30 pounds
A. $f2.so, worth SIS 2s-sinsie size, s. 7s
In. 2s pounds.
Black-mixed hair Mattresses;
AZ $f2, worth s1s-Full size. "a KITS In, 20
pounds one or two parts.
At $to.5o, worth s14-Three- quarter size,
4sx7s in, IS pounds; one or two parts.
Al So, worth s12-Large single size, ~ Z rs
in, 80 pounds.
AZ $50, worth sio-sinsle size. So Z rs In
s6 pounds
Felted Cotton Mattresses. laid In layers:
At sa.25, worth sIe5o-Fun size. "a K rs tn;
in blue and white striped ticking.
Upholstered Top Box Springs
At $3.50, worth sIo-FuIl size. 81 rs IN:
for metal bedstsads-
At 81, worth sS.5o--Fuli size. "a rs IN:
for wood or metal bedsteads.
Selected Geese Feather Pillows
Al s1ss. worth s2.5o-2o x so In. 2h
pounds.
A. s2.o7. worth ss.7S-ss. 80 In sx
pounds
Selected Geese Feather eeistsrs
At s375, worth $50 x So In. pounds.
Fourth floor.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

FuR-IlNEp COATS FOR WOMEN.
Goats Of good black broadcIoth, lined with
q good gray and white squirrel. All are cut
long and full. and carefully tailored; trimmed
with collar and cuffs Of blended musauash.
With blended two-stripe japanese mink COL
lar and cuffs. With Persian collar and cutys,
made from whole skins--not pieces
In all sizes at S25 each, worth s46.
ERMINE scARFs and MUFFs
Very pretty. good, clear Ermine Searfs.
trimmed with silk fringe. Regular value
s2s Sale price. sic.
Long Ermine Tie Scarfs, with frinxed ends
Regular values. $40 and ss5: Sale prices. $22
and S25.
Muffs made from good Ermine skins; some
slightly yellow. but including large quantity
In clear white. Regular price. s35; now SIT.
BLACK LYNX.
Very good long Throw scarfs. black lynx
fleece, lined with heavy brocade Regular
price. s25: now s16
Choice black lynx Shavis: very large size:
lined with black brocade. Regular price. ss5:
now $23.
Good size and very good quality black lynx
cushion Mufrs. Regular price. s2s; now S1y.
Good quality choice black lynx Ties, IS
inches long; made partly from lynx fleece.
Regular price. sa5: now SIS.
Good quality choice blue lynx Ties sB
inches long: made partly from lynx fleece
Regular price. sas. now SIS.
Second floor.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
Today the Midsummer
SALE of CARPETS
The Most Radical Cleanup
We Have Ever Made :

ready South Build
Of all odd lots
Fall stock.
Many OF involved including every
carpen OF the high demanded
There hundreds There
full Radical
thorough cleanup In addition quantity Straw
Afatings at u Hall Price The
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

place. two three times great any other buyer in the
trade.
Doesn't that explain why manufacturer will gladly cut
the price third half quantity of furniture that is
only five per cent of what he sells to at regular
prces Doesn't explain why the choicest pums of the
years business MUST come to WANAMAKERss
Yet there stores which do less than tenth of the
Wanamaker Furniture business which claim to have similar
August Saes-wrtng their announcements from old files of
Wanamaer advertising, instead of stating the facts about
the guedtogeher cheap furniture that is casting discredt
the great August Sale principle amongst the thousands of
people who only imitation sales, and fail to come to
|WANAMAKER's.
But while deferred from buying in August by
reason of the counterfeit ales nothing else could Illus
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

collar and revers OF natural or blended mink;
silk girdIs: handsome brocads lining. t1os.
Coats. Of same shape. trimmed with two
stripe mink collar, cuffs and revsrs with
blended baum marten collar and revers. or
with chinchila collar and revers. $f25.
Persian Coats. OF Same quality. trimmed
with two-stripe mink collar and revers, or
91f5.
Attractive coilarless Persian lamb BIousss,
braid trimmed, sos.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
China Cabinets


sa5 Oak China Cabinet a. sia
s25 Oak China Cabinet at $3.50
s3s Oak China Cabinet at $50
s54 Oak China Cabinet at s45
$50 Oek China Cabinet al SIS
SEQ Mahogany China Cabinet nj $50
$3.50 Mahogany China Cabinet st Slto
SITo Mahogany China Cabinet NJ sl2o
s74o Mahogany China Cabinet At SITS
Library Tables
tis Oak Library Table at $3.50
SIS Oak Library Table ar $40
$40 Oak Library Table at s13
sss Mahogany Library Table al Sc
.35 Oak Library Table at S2S
$40 Oak Library Table al $50
S56 Oak Library Table at sa5