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Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
The PurifiCatiOn of Russia Cannot be the
 Thing of Moment
Grave Dangers Still Confront the Empire Win Brute Force and Rebellion Still Facing Each
 Other Disorder in Provinces

and tore down the portrait of the em- peror. The troops fired ten volleys in to the mob, killing forty persons. Three hundred of the rioters were arrested. During the conflict the troops were dis mounted. thrown to the ground and many of them shot.
 Tt was a lawyer named Rattnor who cut the emperOr's portrait from it's frame. hacked out the face, put his head through the opening and haranSu- ed the mob from the balcony of the town hall Today a band Of worAmen invaded Rattnor's house and tore him to pieces. Jewbaiting started at mid night Strong patrols passed frequent Iy but they looked smilingly on and gave no help.
 "Some hours later the Cossacks ar rived. but they did nothing to protect the property of the shopEeepers. ] saw some police and Cossacks pocketing part or the plunder. Some Of the sol diers were arrested for stealing. Peo- pie were seen everywhere carrying bundles Of footed silks and velvets without hindrance. Later on vigilance committees were formed. the members of which suspected persons and made them disgorge their plunder.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02

ing the establishment of freedom of the press and the removal of grievances connected with the mili- tary services. Finally, the senate re solved that, as it no longer possessed the confidence of the people, new sen atCrs should be appointed. The res oluuons were signed by all the scna- tors and were dispatched to St. Pc tersburg, together with the resigna- tions of the senators.
 The movement for freedom is spreading. The strike continues. No newspapers are published, and hign prices of meat still prevail. Teie- graphic communication is interrupted with all the railroad stations in Fin land. and also with the towns of Tam mersfors, Viborg Jyvaeskylae and Vill- mannstrand. It being reported during the course of the day that artillery was approaching the town, deputatiOn represented to the commander of the garrison that, as the whole Russian people were fighting for freedom, the Films were doing the same and would regard the artillery as a hostile force. The commander replied that while or der was maintained the troops would not interfere.
 John Oblcnsky, the governor gen eral, has also promised that the troops will not interfere with peacea- bIe disposed persons or with meetings.
 The social democrat demand the summoning of a constituent assembly on the basis of universal suffrage be fore the diet is convened.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
SLAUGHTER AT WARSAW.
A Mob Bent on the Release of PoIiti
 cal Prisoners.

Warsaw, Nov. 1.-Twenty persons were killed and upward of a hundred wounded in the encounters tonight be- tween the mobs and troops. At 10 o'clock a crowd gathered before the town hall and demanded the release of all political prisoners. The chief Of police liberated 300 who mad been ar rested during the last few days, bat refused to release twelve who were ar rested by order Of the central gov ernment.
 The crowd then commenced to smash the doors and windows of the town hall, whereupon the chief tele- proned the barracks for assistance and a force of nussars and cOssaclIs, with a battery of artillery. galoped to the scene. The hussars charged the mob, killing sixteen persons, and wounding seventy three. Later there was an encounter between the infantry and a mob in the bank square, where the troops fired into the crowd, killing four and Wounding thirty.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
FINNISH FREEDOM.
The Senate Resigns to Make Way for
 the New Order.

Helsingfors, Finland. Nov. -1.-Au the official buildings fly the red flag and the Finnish national ensign. The police department is in the hands Of the national guard, part Of which has been armed by the Russian au,aori- ties. Thousands of reinforcem ents are reported to DC marching from TEusby camp. fifteen miles away. Up to the present, all is quiet. and order prevails, but a conflict is not imprOb- able. The city is crowded with out Siders, and numerous meetings are be- ing held for a further discussion of the situation.
 The senate, believing that tranquil ity cannot be maintained until the full legal order of things is establish ed. today resolved that the emperor should be requested to summon the diet to repeal the dictatorship pend
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
GERMAN AFRICAN WAR.
Defeat Of . Force of Natives in a Hot
 Engagement

Berlin, Nov 1.-An official dispatch from Germany Southwest Africa that Lieutenant General VOntrOtha. com mander-in in chief of the forces in per sonaI command of a detachment, re- gently attacked an entrenched force of rebelIioUs natives on the Orange river, east of Hartebestmund, under the com mand of MOrengO. The fighting lasted several hours until night. Two German officers and fifteen men were killed, three officers and thirty-one men wounded and five are missing. The re- bels, who lost heavily, drew off during the night with the troops who were too exhausted to follow them.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
LEGISLATIVE RULE.
The Preliminary Steps Toward Bring
 ing it About.

St Petersburg. Nov. 1.-An imper- iaI ukase, dated November ], re-organ- izing the council of ministers, states that the president of the council will be chosen by the emperor, and that reports of the chiefs of the various districts to the emperor be communi- cated beforehand to the president of the council, who will also receive com munications regarding all measures taken by the heads of departments.
 The ukase further provides that all officials, except naval, diplomatic. mil itary and court officers are to be sub ject to previous approval by the council of ministers. Finally. all leg isIatve bills presented by the minis ters to the douma for the state coun- cil must first be submitted to the council of ministers.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
A TIRE CAME OFF.

Philadelphia. Nov. Jas. H. A. Brooks of this city was killed and Michael J. Price and the wives of the two men were seriously injured in an automobile accident today near Abse- con. N. J.. about fifty miles from here. The accident was caused by a tire of their automobile slipping off one of the rear wheels while they were riding at high speed. The party was on its way to Atlantic CiiD. from this city.
 Mrs. Brooks and MT. Price were members of the firm of McNeeIey, Price and GIaz,- which has large factor ies in the northern part of this city.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
CAUGHT IN THE NoRTE.
A Fleet Of Eleven Whalers Frona sss
 Francisco.

Francisco
 San Francisco. Nov 1. - E-l-rers whaling vessels, comprising almost tA- entire fleet which sailed from this city. have been caught in the ice iu ta- Arctic ocean. They will not be able -a get out until next July or AuEust and in the meantime their crews '9f tts men must face the hardshius of a y-il- ter in the north
 This startling news is conveyed a- Q telegram to Lewis. Anderson Ford & Go. of this city. The telegram coCr-= from Captain II. II. Bodlsh. -uf tl- steamer William Baylis. and states that only this vessel and Jhe SchouDe- Monterey were able to escape
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
GET READY
Are you going to be of the crowd of young people to enter the Lamson Business College next Monday?
If You Do

small retail business To of only be a
 to sixm county
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
4 PROP GAVE WAY
An Early Lessening of the Shorts De.
 mand for Stocks.

New York. Nov. 1.-The nasty de- mand from the bears caught short of the market yesterday by the news from Russia. having been satisfied dur ing the day. was no longer in evidence in today's market by it's sustaining in
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Nov 1--Forecast f'- Arizona: Fair in south scattered showers in north portion Thursday- Friday fair.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
STOCKS.

AmaTg copper S49s; Sugar 1423s; Anaconda 12OH; Atchison 8S2s; pfd. IO324: N J. Central 22S; C. & O. 55 $ St. Paul 1SO1A; Big Four 9913; C. & $. 27%; 1st pfd. 62; 2nd pfd. 43; Erie h7%; Manhattan 1651a Metropolitan 1195s; NJ. P. 1O4; \. Y. Central 1512s: Penna. 145ai; St. l.. & $. F. End pfd. 65Ia; S. p. 7O5s; U. $. steel 3S; U. $. pfd. 1O515; W. U. 92.
 BONDS.
 Y. S. ref. 2's reg. and coupon, 1O3; U. s. 3's reg. and coupon, 103 1-2; IT.. s. oldj As reg. and coupon, 104 3-4; U. S. new As reg. and coupon, 133 3-8.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
By June l

government amina for stenographer
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
Of Course You Can't

will be the best time month you
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02

$500 buys room brick modern house on the north side S2Oo cash Balance like rent E. F. PascOe. no ~ Surance.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02

5000 cash down and $7OO on easy monthly installments like rent will buy a five room house with bath and fine shade. l.. E. Pascoe, 110 N. Center st., Real Estate and Loans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-09
Muerie de un inventor

Hace dias fal.eci6 en- Paris NJ Al.
phonse Chassepot. inventor del fusil
conocido por su nombre
N Chassepst era hijo de IN arEers
de suerte que .de casta le venia
galso", etc.
Kacio hacs setenta y dos amos y si-
guio el Ofeio de su padre. En- 1855
entro en- las armerias del gobierno
frances. donde pronto lie hicieron d.
rector
Del rifle usado entonces en- Prus a
sac6 el llamado "Chassepot", que sc
extreno en- Italia contra los garibaldi.
nss Sc hizo luego,. proverbial en- Ia
guerra franco. prusiana.
Subsecuente mente Sc 10 ahandon6
en- Francia por ell fusl Gras, como es-
tie despu6s por sl Lebel, que es el &C
tual
Sin embargo, el Chassepot ha servi-
do de modelo para tsdos los fusiles
modernos hoy Ell uso, por 10 menos los
que conocemos. que son el Mauser,
Mannlicher, Lebel, Lee NetfOrd Krag
Jorgensen Y otros derivados.
Todos tiensn sl distintivo principal
del Chassepot. que es ell aparato pare
'cldo a un cerrojo para cargar y sacar
las capsulas des"argadas Lo que Sc
ha hecho fue disminuir el calibre in
trod ucir un deposito para cinco ma
cartuchos y perfeccionar los mecanis
mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-09
En- ell AteneO
UM cafSIicO

Anoche s. celebr6 la Junta ordina-
ria de la Directiva de este centro H.
terario.
Trat6se de varos asuntos de suma
importanCia, entire elos de la reforma
de la Biblioteca, proyecto del senor
Sawyer que mereci6 unanime aproba-
ci6n de la Directiva.
En- el salon biblioteca del Ateneo.
con arreglo al plan del distinguido
bibIiotecario, Sc practicaran refo1mas
todas luces, convt nientes, que han
de convertir dicho depart tamwnto del
Ateneo en- algo muy distlnto de 10 que
es ahora.
Otros asuntos de interGs actuali-
dad rueron tratadeS qued6 nombra-
da una comisi6n que componen les Sc
foreS Ljcenciadc don Emilio del Toro
Mr. Lawyer nuestro compailero Pc
rez Losada para informar acerca de
un proyecto de institute del ira ba 10 8
junta de arbitraje para hpelgas, re-
clamaciones, 8 diferencias entle patro-
nos y obreros.
La comisi6n Sc reunira el domingo
para dar el informe que Sc ha pedido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-09

hess r le> pensss.fes de uucS,f
nats
"a iSlcsia puedc SCI iamhiea un
factor imp, ftauiiSima en Ia solncidn
ae este p'oblena. pcro primcro qu.
iodu 6 n,ceSaiis u ooopeTScion ANTS
ioSs sincers y geneross dc Ia gran
masa dc nues'-a pue bio en- sus rol~
Clones oi.risS con SuS conciudsdanoS
De disiin;. r-.a
Aomiio Y ienso p,en- .e "a e. puo
bio del Shr. de- Nore. del Este del
DC ie Y jodoS junioS pod,moS prob Z
nuesira admiration al pssado de l.
naci0n. poT Ia mancra con que ha..
mos irenie las di'iculiadeS del pre-
Senie: solsmc nie de esis manera 20
dremos e.tar SECURES DE que nuesiros
nictos hercdaran Ia docirina de Abrs
ham Lincoln contenida en- eStas pocas
p4labras:
LA Jus,icia es le que enaltece (
una nacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-09
Nulla esi redentio

En un pueblo quc hssta aver sfa
eminente nenie osi6laCo como Lovs
mienitsS cl proicsian;iSmo hsce pro
greSo v 81 smilla gcrnina DO quiers
/ u caiullclsmo occac iginossfnentc.
/ Que oon;rasit mas ocsConsolsdor para
TODD el cue como Il cue SuScribc con
seTvs iai,gros los seniinlienioS de
verdSdero Cat6lico. pocos dias hsce SC
o. termiuado y cSircnado ua temple
correspondence a "a SeCta bsutisga, en-
q barrio &c Meuiania- Aha. V nuesiro
templo en camblo, Sc Va desmorando
pau,atinamente ' permanece clsusura-
DO Ia mayor palte dc los di1S del aEo.
Nivmos como en- IN desierto, privados
en- absolut de disfrUtar dc las hermo-
saS csremoDlaS Cultos de nuestra sa-
croSanta religion, debido sin duda 4 la
fata de un sacerdote que resida Ell
esia pobaclon y sirva de guia y alien
TO lis teligreseS Que desean con We
hemen'e ansiedad, como el cuerpo el
Allmento. la Presencia del ministro del
alter que les i!ustre y tome la parte
mas activa en- la iniciativa como eS
natural y l6sico.
Profunda tristeZa Y desaliento causa
el yer, que los diaS en- que Ia lelesia
romano celebra sus grandes festivi-
daGeS plSan Completamente desaper-
cibidss para nosotroS J por 10 contra
RIO, los que tan rudamente atacan
nuestra santa religion, sc congresan
con entusiasmo celebran sus cultos
xeghn su rlto, atrayendo y conquis-
tandO adultos y nifioS hacienda una
activa propaganda entire los mismos
catorcos; 4 este paso "a donde iremos
parar2
Sc ha anunciado repetidas veces la
venlda de nuestro prelado NonsefiCr
blenck esta teligrecia pero hasta la
techa no henOS tenido ese honor sien-
do de lmperiOSa necesidad in1portan-4
para la causa del catolic ismo, asi como
una mission. de 10 contrario llegara Ell
dla Ell que lesionada hondamente
nueStra religion en- eSta localidad ven
dremos 4 reducirnos un exiguo nu-
nero entire buenos err6neos cat0li-
cos los primer S reducidos la practi-
ca de la religion en- el eStrecho recin-
to de su b gar, y los segundos a la
parte puramente mundane materia-
llzada que con creencias acomodadas
a su manera y torcido criterio, no OBJ
servan en- manera alguna 10 que pres
crlbe la razon en- ammonia con la f6
el evangelio.
Por koy termino. prometiendome
seguir mi tema en- no lejano dia.
EM cafSEieO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-09
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO
(NOTAS AL NUELO.)
SESSION DE AVER POR LA MANANA


Las once y diez minutes
Sc nombra una comis6n de confe-
rencias para entenderse con la cores
pondiente de la Camara
No hay mas que seis consejeros en-
el salon.
Fl B Sobre deficiencies en- el pre-
supuesto de Puerto Rico aprobado por
la Camara. Sc entrega a la comision
para ser presentado al gobernador
La Camara manifesto que aprob6 el
II B n1mero I54 sobre pdente al rio
Gaguitas. Pasa en- primera lectura.
II B I30. Para incluir municipios.
Aprobado por Ia Camara. Pasa al
gobierno local.
H B So. (Sustituto 4 este bill So
bre descanso dominical. Pasa la
comisi6n total
H b 1873. Sobre la implantaci6n de
un museo de arqueologia FL Presi-
dente del Consejo firma.
II B I55. Sobre defensores en- eau
sa criminal. Aprobado por la CANA
ra. Pasa a la comision judicial.
II b nnmeros ", I'll, 10y 8. Pen
dientes.
Sc nombra una comision que va 4
conferenciar con la respectiva de la
Camara sobre asuntos del presupuesto
y SC suspende la session por algunos
minutes.
Las once y veinte Mr. Post llama
a los doctores del Vale y Barbosa;
les sienta q su lado, uno la derecha
y otro 4 la izquierda y pone ante ellos
unos documentos.
Las doce menoS diez. La comisi0n
no vuelve; Sc anuncia que Sc sus-
pende la session hasta las dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-09
Leyes firmadas
por ell Gobernador

Hasta esta maf1ana a las IL habia
firmado ell sefior Gobernador Win
throp las siguiertes leyes pasadas por
la Asamblea Legislative de Puerto
Rico en- las recientes sesiones
{. b. nnmcros 3, 9, 10, IS, IA. rs. 10
Y 20 y los II B. n1meros 7S, 44y so.
Tanbien Sc han firmado otros tres
de que mafIana informaremos nues-
tros lectorcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-09
.ESpana en- tl nueYO MundO

Oon csc @l;fuists Y magcSuCso epi
graie h~some osurrido eS;eriorlzar 81
,in;a \ l@c6nicamcrtc. un zveniar %
uicio fcspccio de Il interrsauic cusu
20 iiuGr@cs obrs que. con a iitu.c l.
Omin "a Esp.na Ia ,urgido e Ia
4cerada puma del muy conn ;ado y
crndi;o cScritor claSico. don CriSi6bal
Real t. Ia OmiRosa un hbro muy
de actusitdsd ouya publication Ia
cisSe neceSarla en- las prescnieS cir
CunSiancias 81 auior meTcCo pldce-
mes y 20. sunGue humilde, tambien
sc los tribute. y ms, porquc SOLO un
genio dc su temple v una pluma De
Su talls podis .rrCstrar tamafia en-
preSa.
He visto Ell prologo y por el sc de
duce que en- la obra campes la reali-
dad mas suggestive; eS una espccic de
cuadro simbollco. donde Ia mano macs
ira del laurea ado autor de "Palmas'
presenta, con todos sus colores ma
tees verdades como temples que ha
cen alto honor A la obra realiza da por
ESpafia Ell las que fueron sus colonias
antillanas.
liendan la mirada por las paginas
del libro La Ominosa Espa ma los
pocoS. por fortuna, que no cejaban dia
tras dia en- su empeno de prescntar
la Naci6n madre, como la mas ata
vca, y retrogada; i esos pocos. repto
que no titubea ban en- elevar sus pie
garias y quemar incienso en- holocaus-
to de Ia domination norteamericana,
en- demanda de un venturoso porve
mir, que ha res ultado exhauSto de
ventura. -.
Mas llegado que hubo csc dfa;. die-
ron por nuerta 4 Espafis Ell Am erica;
' cuando en- ruinas sc crelan sus mo-
nume ntos, inermes sus heroes, sus ar
monlas, la lira de sus poetas, embota-
do el cerebro de sus m As i1ustreS pro-
sistas, apagado el n1men de sus re
MOS, rnudos los trovadores que cnto-
aban sus endechas en- loor sus des-
cubrimlentoS, postcrgadas sus Costum
bres, abolldos sus textoS legiSlativos,
siempre viejos y siempre nuevos, sin
resonancia sus letras y sus eiencias.
sin importancia su navegacion y su
Comercio, olvjdados su civilization Y
su progreso, hete aqui como hoy surge
Espafla siempre glOrioSa y digna, Es
pafla. por la que ahora uno de sus
preclaros hijos. pefiola en- ristre y la
frente erguida, penetra en- los tesoros
hist6ricos del pasado, escudrifia tex
tos remueve armarios y en- un Volt
men de 500 paginas, ha logrado con-
densar los suicientes testimonies que
'evidencian que nj Espafa muere en-
An erica, nj America dejara de nom
brarla con veneraciones mientras sub
SiSta
Lo que no me explico es como el
autor, ma podido decir taato en- tan
pocas hojas: es I'm esfuerzo superior
realizado para justifcar el reconoci
miento que sc debe la Madre His
torica.
(iprtano Santos
San Juan, Febrero 22 de 1905
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-09
LA DennOCraCia"

Nuestro colega La Democracia nos
suplica la inserci6n del aviso que 81
que:
A los suscritores de LA Denocra-
cia."
Por difcultades invencibles. de or
den puramente tipografco fue precise
suspender el ndmero de hoy. La en-
presa deplora esta suspension. que no
ha podido evitar. El peri6dico saldra
desde mafiana, viernes, con tOda regu-
laridad
L.E .AD.WE.vE vESTR.4CEO.N. .
San Juan, Mario 9 de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-09
HijaS de Maria

Ell sabado II tendra iugar la comu-
Mon mensual de las Hijas de Maria,
EN- la Misa de las media que Sc
dira en- ell altar de la Purisima. Du-
rante la misa varias senoritas de Ia
Association amenizaran ell acto con can
ticos sagrados.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-14
Muslin Underwear

LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS Made of good quality muslin, with plain hem The kind that sells for 35c. Sale price ........ 15c
 LADIES' DRAWERS-Made of fine quality muslin with wide ruff fIe of Torchon lace and embroidery; also with embroidery and ribbon beading. A garment considered a bargain at 75c. Sale price ....59o
 LADIES' DRAWERS-Made of cambric muslin with extra wide bottoms. Full sized and thimmed with wide embroidery ruffle. Worth from soc to SIPS. Sale
 LADIES' KNIT Sleeve less, silk finish. Regular 15c quail ity. Sale price ................ Sc
 LADIES' VEST-Trimmed with crochet lace and tape; soft silk fin- ish. Regular 25c values. Sale price .......-........... 15c
 LADIES' UMBRELLA BOTTOM .DRAWERS-Ribbed, and wide lace bottom. Regular value 35c. Sale price .................. 15c
Arizona republican., 1905-08-14
Linens

DAMAsK NAPKINS, TOWELS, CRASHES, BED SPREADS AND 
 BLEACHED DAMASK-Go always sell 72-INcH HALF DAMAsk-Extra heavy linen, will
 
 72-INCH EXTRA HEAVY HALF BLEACHED DAMASK - small soc value For this sale only 59o LNEN-Best in the market; 
 z2-iNcH IRISH DATAsK-Fun beached, always sells at HUcK ToWELS-A in. 12zc price - . . =. .... 7I2c HONEY 
 HoNEY-coMR COTTON TOWELs-L.arge size Always CRASH ToWELING-Fun bleached.
  In Red and ec1ed, in wide
Arizona republican., 1905-08-14
Notions

Wire hair pins. assorted sizes. in box. Clearance price per bOx.... 2I2c
 Book pins, best English make, reg ular price, sc. Clearance price, per DoX ...... ...... ...... .......-.. Sc
 Hooks and eyes, all sizes, always sold for 5c paper. Clearance pIlC6, per paper .--....a...... Zc
 Finishing braid, white and colored, six yards in piece. Worth 10c. Clear alCe price DC
 Pearl buttons of all sizes, worth 1Oc per dozen. Clearance price dog . 4c
 Silk foundation stock collars, best made. Regular 15c ........... Sc
 Ladies' lace collars, ECru heavy lace Regular 10c Clearance price ......5 Sc
Arizona republican., 1905-08-14
Hosiery

LADIES' ALL-OVER LACE HOSE-Genu1ne Hermsdorm fast black dye; all new and up-to-date patterns; never sold for less than soc per pair. Sale price .27l2c
 LADIES' LISLE LACE HOSE Fast black, warranted spliced heel and toe. Regular 35c value. Dur
 CHILDRENS' RIBBED HOSE The famous Topsy brand. some thing for good, solid wear, all sizes from to 9. Regular 16 2-3c value. Sale price ........ 1oc
Arizona republican., 1905-08-14

LADIES' HOSE-In black. heavy. seamless, ribbed top. full size and length Regular 15c hose. During this sale, per pair ............ 9c
 LADIES BLACK HOSE-With solid white feet; spliced heel and toe; an extra good quality. Reg ular price, 20c. This sale per pair IEI2c
 cHILDRENS' HOSE-One lot ribbed hose, small and medium sies. Hose that sell for 15c per pair, but slightly imperfect in knit ting, so to close them out they go at per pair ....... 5c
Arizona republican., 1905-08-14

SILKELlNE DRAPERIES - Tn light and medium dark grounds;
 good patterns; full 36 in. wide. AL ways sell at 1215c. Special for this sale only ....... ............ 7L2c
Arizona republican., 1905-08-14

all in a that  TAFFETA sILKs-In all
  SHIRT WAIST sILKs-O   nc n medium These silks exclusive patterns No
  72zc
Arizona republican., 1905-08-14
Mems Furnishings

n
  $15o 
 Mems each Cean-up  a SC perl ... " " Men Sox, fast pair Clearance . : =. 8 1-3c 
  ~ a 
   To O in
   soft mos  l Ien FrnchB nd Drawers Ien MeshH m Drawers  .. =. ... .