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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
TO BUILD HOME FOR GIRLS.
National Council OF Jewish women Gets
Anonymous Gift OF $4,000.

NuUHyIHUuN UIII NI "IVUVV'
An anonymous gift Of $4,000 to the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Women 10 provide
a home for girls and women who are tenn
porarily without employment, for i'm
migrants who arrive here with no home in
view, or for women who have been led
astray makes il certain that the home will
be built.
According to the president, Miss Sadie
American, the institution will be built near
Manhattan, in the country. Mrs. Frederic
Nathan, president Of the Consumers Lea que,
has promised 10 furnish one room in the
home in memory Of her daughter, Annette
who died several years ago.
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mack FROM TOLEDO TO ANSWER.

Musical Co. Accuses Assistant Manager
OF Running OF With $500.
Daniel B. Potts Of go West Twenty-third
street. who was assistant manager Of a
musical company in Twenty-third street
last January, was brought 70 New York
from Toledo, Ohio. yesterday and aTraigDs'
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All discharged in stolen u. $. BOND Case.

DR.. Lewis o. Wilcoxon, the Klondike
promoter who was arrested last February
on the charge Of attempting TO negotiate
a $40 900 United States four per cent bond,
one OF the lot OF thirty stolen from the
Manhattan Savings Institution in 1873, and
James A. Smith and Joseph Taylor, ar
rested with him, were all discharged yester-
Ia
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In the Tombs police court on a charge OF
stealing 500 from his employer. The
complainant was Edward p. Hubben, the
manager Of the company.
He said Potts collected the money and
led with Il 70 Toledo. Central Ohoers
Howard and Pepportsd brought bin back.
He was held for trial m q, 500 ban ~ MAGE
rate Mos
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Do. Altntatt & On.
DREssMAKING DEPARTMENT.

z AIfmun & On. invite particular attention to the facilities
Afforded by their Dressmaking Department,
for the designing and making order Of gowns 70. informal
and dress occasions motoring garments and hiding habits
The late Pans models are displayed and copies mOd-
fed copies Of them will be made in any Of
the fashionable fabrics
Costumes for brides or bridesmaids executed in original
design and orders are accepted for the making
Of Complete TrOu"eau1
Gowns for young ladies made to order from laea Pans
models and designs at moderate prices.
Department Third FoOr)
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Taste and Thrift
Marcel French Vegetables.
In GIAHH.

Marcel IL our own brand-goods ere packed
especially for US 10 France. All varieties
are selected and choicest quality.
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soon a. il il in my power ! shall facilitate
YOU with the means TO meet those obliga-
ibns since / do not wish that you be made
etil more mcomfortable
II have failed 20 place in you the conf
dence your sensitive nature craved for
] have acted with prudence, and you have
rnisunderstood my demeanor, attributing
my presence Of mind a carefulness TO lack
Of trust.
refute any and all accusations. you may
make about me, and II you think, that l
have wronged YOU, / beg leave TO state,
that YOU are addinganother in justice TO the
many others, thrust upon me by you.
Far be il from me TO seek you, as know
that your cruel nature is totally deficient
Of real true samaritan sentiment.
In the depths Of my soul feel sorry:
and nv heart cries when imagine; WHAT
COULD HAVE BEEN-WHAT IS-WhAl
WILL BE.
Whether YOU wish 4. indeed Il matters
not. but YOU possess the entire volume OF
my deepest and sincerest affection,
FBR1c
Or. Stein, whose ONCE Ia at 1853 West
Seventy-second street, testified at the
trial OF the case that last November he
was called In by Mrs. Richter, who was
very sick and weak. She told him, he said
that wolseley would be responsible for
his bill, and on that understanding he
attended her and relieved her sunerings
He found IL impossible TO collect the bill
and on March The instructed his lawyer
10 write TO Wolseley. In response TO his
letter, Mr. Eisner received the following
Communication, which was identified In
court.
Dear Sir: Replying 10 your Of ths
1T inst, i herewith beg 70 state that thefs
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Jersey city Plumber, to Get - q nay

The Jersey City union plumbers, who
went on a strike last Tuesday 70 enforce
A demand for a daily wage Of $3.50 Instead
Of 9S.5O. returned 70 work yestera9,e,y, ~,
journeymen accepted the Master PLUMBERS
Issociations offer Of . uniform rate Of
81 day, beginning Nay Is.
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MADE-UP COSTUMES for Spring Wear

MADE-UP COSTUMES for Spring Wear
In the department for madeup gowns, number Of very
effective Street and dress costumes shown IN
selections Of the fabncs bea fitted for .
Spring and Summer service
Specially interesting among these are-Faney and PLAN
Tailor Suits Of Chiffon Tafeh, Raah and PonSee
Silk Fancy Velng. EoGeunes and similar
materials. and variety Of new models
in Separate Skirts
Department Seooad FlOOr)
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TRIMMED HATS for the Summer Season.
including recently received models from Paris are shown
representing the latest fashions in Toque. Tmbsn'
and larger hats and embracing many very Stylish
efeas adapted from the novel designs
now favored abroad Z
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On Monday. April 24h,

A number Of Trimmed Hats among which are both Paris
models and designs produced in the Establishment vii
be offered at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Department Third FlOOL)
, 1905-12-07

Boys like musical toys,-The Big
Store has them. Lift
First class work on ladies' linen
goods by the Fisher Laundry. 5ltf
Ladies shirt waists always look
best when done~at the Steam Laun-
dry. 4l.tf g
If you can't fix your, harness with
baleing wire. Call on Finley A Good
man-of course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Myers and Miss
Josephine Goodman left yesterday for
a short stay at the TIE ranch.
Mrs. j.. Il. VanHo-n has returned
from Chicago where she has been for
the past few weeks with friends and
relatives.
Bill Fletcher is anticipating a trip to
Washington state having recently
severed his connection with the
electric lighting plant at this place.
Mr.. Smith who advertised in these
columns last week for a team of horses
that had disappeared a week or so be-
fore, informs us that the lost is found.
Throughout the recent cold snap the
lighting plant has operated without a
slip Mr.. Beck's theory that the water
in the tlume would not freeze has
proven itself true without a doubt.
A team of Pendegast & Clarkson be-
ga fpirhforn1 Cotn,lo, NJ 49, lorot
and a over a steep precipice near
the springs. The fall of 10 feet KILLED
one horse while the other escaped I'M
injured. The wagon was demolished.
The special Cody Trading Cos. ad-
vertisement this week was arranged by
Mrs. Paul of this city, and it certainly
shows that lady has extremely good
taste along that line. In the opinion
of The Enterprise Mrs. Paul should
make such work a real business, for we
are sure she would meet with bowling
success.
MIR. Jas. L. Wilcox has purchased
the building and lot now occupied by
McGutfey Bros. & Co., and expects to
dispose OF it in as short a time as pos
sible. Mr.. Wilcox owns a beautiful
ranch on North Fork, just above the
dam, and also several other enterprises
between here and that place. We are
sorry to state that Mr.. Wilcox is still
in a crippled condition caused by the
runaway that he was in seven months
apn Mo Sinanrn1u hona ,la+ - ,,,;1
grow entirely well again from his in
juries and be able Il be among us in
the same strong condition that he used
to be. McGuffey Bros. will give pos.
session the fifteenth of January and
from thence will move into the excel
lent new quarters just across tie street.
We predict for them a very bright fu.
ture as they already have an excellent
business started. Success to their.
, 1905-12-07

Read the Christmas ad for the Big
Store. lift
A stitch in time in harness saves
aine. Finley A. Goodman-of course.
Prompt service, good work by the
Fisher Laundry, Bleistein venue near
Bird street. stiff
Remember the boys and girls when
you see those interesting toys at Cody
Trading Cos. I7tf
Forest Supervisor w. H. Peaise of
Wapiti, is in Cody this week greeting
his many friends.
Warranty Deeds, Chattel Mortga
ges and other blanks printed and for
sale at this office. Alt
Harry Thurston, forest ranger. left
for his post at Wapiti, Wyoming,
where he will remain for a couple of
weeks.
FL. Dohlen, of the Yellowstone
National Park Camping Co. came down
from Red Lodge, Montana, last week,
with the intention of w%intering in Cody.
All the stores are assuming their
holiday appearance. Beautiful toys
and all the treasurers of Santa Claus
and Christmas tide abound everywhere.
Mrs. Shelton has invited several of
her friends to six o'clock dinner Fri
day evening in honor of the Wiley
sisters. The party will take in the
regular dance in the evening.
E. r. Scott, who has charge of the
tunneling and rock work for Pendegast
& Clarkson is in the city from Port
land arranging his location for the
time the work on the dam is in pro-
gress.
S. G. Riggin has disposed of his en-
tire ranch interests, that on location
east OF Cody, and will return in the
near future to his old home in Mis-
souri,. His leaving Wyoming does not
reflect on his estimation of this
commonwealth as u good place to live
for he claims that since last January
he has doubled his money on every IT,
vestment. One 40 acre lot he sold to
S. T. Eddy and the other to Jake
Horner.
, 1905-12-07
Harness repaired neatly and promptly
by Finley A. Goodman-of course.

Harness repaired neatly and promptly
by Finley A. Goodman-of course.
Dolls, Dolls, ~Dglls-Every size, style
and price at Cody Trading Co. lift
LosT.-Masonic watch charm on
Thursday, Nov. 30. Upon return of
the same to the lrma hotel finder will
receive 80 reward. 1t
Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders of the Sunrise Irrigation
Ditch Company that their annual
meeting will be held at the Clark
school house, the first Monday in
December at 2 O'Clock p. M, for the
election of officers and transaction of
other business.
ID. M. SIMPSON, Sec.
The interest manifested in the re-
cent racing carnival prompts the dis
cussion, by many citizens of the town.
in regard to the matter of building a
permanent ace track on the bench
east of Cody. This, we believe will be
a good thing for the town, as it would
create an interest in more people to
raise fine and standard bred animals.
The matter is being discussed by some
of the "~influentials" and it may come
to pass within a short time tnrt an up
to-date course will be ready for bust
ness.
, 1905-12-07
Local News
nMMMMMMMMmMM nnmMmmMMMnnn

The Misses Wiley are in the city for
a short visit.
You can get them at-The Big Store.
lift
A new lot of winter suits at from
$ll.00 TO 5000 at A. L. CUMMINGS.
14tf.
The Cody Enterprise is on sale at
Harding's News stand, on Sheridan
avenue.
dry and your work will be called for
and delivered. stiff
Jessie Nelson and wife were in Cody
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson have
a beautiful home in Sunlight Basin.
For the choicest apples, oranges,
grapes, and all kinds of fruits go to
Yates Cash Store, where you can find
everything the market affords. 13tf
Geo. Goodman leaves the latter part
vi Nv "Nch loi DehNel. W.T. IOOtLluu
spent the greater part of this week
with Col. Cody at the big TIE ranch.
The many friends of Mrs. w. H.
Liddiard were pleased to see her on
the streets Of Cody during the past
week, this being her first trip to Cody
during the past W years.
Miss Hattie McFall who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever for the past
few weeks is now able to be up and
attend her meals with the family.
Miss. McFall has had a very serious
time. of it., and her friends are very
glad to learn of her permanent re-
covery.
The Newton Co.'S. ad of last week has
caused considerable comment through
out the city. The idea of paying So. for
an idea, is a good one, to say the least.
This is the second prize contest the
Newton Co. has offered, and this one
even promises to be more interesting
than the ''mysterious MIR. SMITH thai
came before.
, 1905-12-07
Strayed or Stolen.

Two mares. one branded bent bar
on LETT shoulder, and circle back of left
thigh. Name reached. Other is brown
mare, quarter circle six on left thigh,
also sore on withers. Liberal reward
for information asto their Whereabouts.
2t j. l.. SMITH.
, 1905-12-07
Black Cat Hosiery

The best in the world. The finest line
of ladies' and gentlemen's linen hand
kerchiefs ever brought to Cody-you
should see them. Just try a pair of "Selz
Miss Chicago" shoes. WE SELL
THEM. Fall and winter underwear,
combination or two piece suits. We
of mems underwear-GET THE BEST,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Writing Desks

of the finest Colonial, Chippendale and Sheraton productions that have ever been turned out by the best factories.
 Writing Desks in golden oak. ma hogany, weathered oak, bird's-eye maple, etc, from $6.00 up to $75.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Grandfather Clocks

Mahogany Clocks, 70 inches high, Seth Thomas movement, antique fin is.-o- style plates; splendid eight day clocks, $37.50.
 Solid mahogany Grandfather Clocks that strike hours and half hours. Have imported English movement with hand engraved silver and brass dial plate, raised brass numerals, second hand, hand showing date of month and also phase of moon. Automatic emblem regulator; beautiful clocks, at $16o.0o.
 Choice works of art in Grandfather Clocks, with imported movement with [ and g tubes, striking hours, half hours and quarters. Westminster Chimes and Wilmington Bells are features in this line. Prices from $500 to $500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

llcSe prlCeS lndn we are Selll
 Mems slippers, tan, brown and black kid, all sizes and widths in large as sortment, $1.50 $2.5o, $500 and $3.oo.
 .dens slippers in tan, seal, chamols lined-a comfortable well wearing snpper that every man will appre- ciate; $500 and S3.50.
 Women's slippers made of black felt, fleece lined, at $1,00.
 Women's 8 Romeos, black and red felt, fur trimmed, warm and very comforta- ble, $1.oo.
 Womens Romeos, black and wine colors, made of felt and fur trimmed, $1.5o.
 Women's Romeos, black and grey felt trimmed with grey chnchilla, S4.oo
 Women's moire silk boudoir slippers with silk pompons and low heel, $1.50.
 Mems and women's bath slippers,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
s27.5O and 5000 Evening Coats at Sl9.9
Ideal Xmas Gifts in Choice
 Furniture.

The ideal gif-a dressing table, rocker, writing desk, shaving stand some other practical thing that will not only be of enjoyment to the who receives it. but also ornament for years to the.ho
 No need to tell you about our stock the high stand ard of our goods-every man, and child knows furniture preeminence and naturally here first Today only suggest these delightful holiday gifts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Music Cabinets

If every woman who has a piano her music in one of these cabinets, it would save its cost in wear and tear in music or piano player records.
 Very dainty mahogany, golden oak or weathered oak music cabinets, large and small sizes. some plain, some in beautiful carved effects, the most mod est are priced $5.25, with others rang ing up to $32.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Cellarettes for the Den

The woods are mahogany and golden oak, but the essential features of eel larette to a man lie in the wide as- sortment of glasses and bottles and other appointments. Some of these are very elaborately fitted out. Prices begin at $1v.l5, and range up to $5o.0o for the finest mahogany cellarettes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

All silk hosiery for women, in all colors, including black, white, sky blue, French blue, navy crimson, pink, cream and grey, some have lisle feet to add strength and wear to them. Reinforced heels and toes and extra elastic. Price $1.5o.
 All silk hosiery in beautiful lace ef- fects. with the new supporter top, full fas-..oned and extra elastic. Price $2.50.
 Imported French silk black hosiery,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

better by universal consent The real trench kid in all colors and evening shades that we sell at $1.50, is not really a $1.50 glove. Ought to be priced at $1.75. But S1.50 is popular price for a glove, and we were deter mined to give something better than anyone else possibly could at that fig ure.
 VALLIER'S WASHABLE KID GLOVES will retain their color and usefulness after washing and give more general satisfaction than any other glove of the kind; price $1.89.
 VALLIER'S STAINLESS BLACK
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Morris Chairs

The acme of comfort and daintiness Is shown here in golden oak, weath- cred oak, mahogany Morris Chairs. Cushions in all colors of Velour and in fine leather, some with foot rests and in fine carved effects; prices 5000, $12.50 up to $15.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Silk Hosiery for Women

Good silk hose at S0 pair; better up the finest imported Partisan novelties at SO00 All here The $ so kind represent the lowest mark which all silk hose can be bought without skmpng the quality The 5000 per pair quality represents the finest line shown this citY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

SUEDE GLOVES AT $2.o0 are made from the most careful selected skins or they could not stand up to all of the claims that we are glad to make for them. Will not lose color, nor harden through precipitation, and will not stain the hands or dress. You make no mistake if you buy a pair of these beautiful black suede gloves.
 TWO 041ASP KID GLOVES in black. white, brown. tan, grey and OK blood. A glove that most houses get at least S9e for. and many ask s100 for the same quality. A leader among low priced gloves that has given splendid satisfaction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

made of terry cloth and vestina, as- sorted fancy colors and unique effects, Soc, $f.o0 and $1.50.
 Womens black kersey and broad cloth oyergaiters, seven button styles. Doc, S1.00 and $1.50.
 Women's hobby spats of imported broadcloth, in colors to match almost any costume, $1.50 to $2.5o.
 Women's Leggins, made of Jersey, at 76c.
 Chidren's black Jersey Leggins, fleece lined, all sizes, soc.
 Ghildren's Leggins, made of Astri- kan. brass buttons, In red, blue, brown and white colors, at SIPS.
 Brown Russian Leather Leggins, fleece lined, trimmed with straps and buttons, $1.1o.
 Beautiful velvet Legglns, in blue. red and brown, fleece lined, S150 a pair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

embroidered in diamond. floral and conventional effects also all lace. Have reinforced heel and sole and ex- tra elastic $500 per pair.
 Handsome Partisan novelties, includ- ing in the new irridescent shaded silk hosiery in the very nattiest embroid- cred effects All black and black with color embroidered patterns. the most stylish of which are Lily of the Valley and butterfly designs. Price 5000 per pair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Slippers For Holiday Gifts

Comfortable footwear for comfort-lovng men and Get pair for man. have them ready to slip when he home and he will spend more winter evenings by his flre-side than ever before.
 In the list of styles and prices printed below say nothing about the quality of the goodsbut the same high standard which obtains in mems and womens shoes is prevail in holiday slippers. We buy cheaper slippers but this any other cannot sell any better grade at these nrife SeIllnQ.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Dressing Tables

DfeSSlng aDlcS
 Mi-lady's boudoir is never complete without one. Useful and ornamental and dear to the heart of every wo- man.
 Oak, mahogany, curly birch, birds eye maple, Tuna mahogany and Cir cassion walnut Dressing Tables, rang ing in price from $10.5O to $75.00. Shaving Stands for Men
 It is hard to believe that man could get so much real comfort and enjoyment out of a modest priced fur niture gift as one of these splendid shaving stands will give him. Have adjustable mirrors for tall or short people, drawers to hold razors and cup and other necessary things for shay ing.
 ak and mahogany Shaving Stands good ones, at $12.50. Extra good at $17.50, and others ranging up in price to S42.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Gloves That Are GiVable

Thousands of Christmas gifts here to be found in every nook and of the store but is doubtful if anything that you select will be greatly appreciated than pair of them much because they represent of the most i'm poran factors in dress and because had too many of them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
er Clearances i'm Coats and Suit.

last week m Long Goat ou add on Monday number of Eon will be douby assured of this when you look them Come and may be disappointed you don't here early the day Ladies' $500 Tailored Coats Now at S6.95
 special lot of made p fly front styles have turned down notched collars and of the popular coats of the Special at S695
 Reductions in Children's and Misses Coats
 special lot of Childns s9OO Every SN.5O and 5000 Evening Coats at Sl9.95
 Beautiful embroidered satin lined throughout the leading carried this s27 % and S300 regularly Special at So95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Great Saving in the Finest
 Holiday Books.
Main FIoor-North Entrance)

Every kind of book may be found in the book store from the smallest Santa Claus edition for the children up to the finest de luxe bind ings in classics and standard works
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

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Arizona republican., 1905-06-18

For every good soldier, there are all ways a lot of bad ones.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18

was drilled POP feet deep, tests made. land secured for a townsite. a suitable ble water works system installed and water piped around town. For the present, water is furnished free to res idents as well as tranSients, and the company is going ahead on a liberal plan. Substantial buildings have been erected, store, restaurant, corral and other necessary and convenient indus tries established, and everything possi- ble has been done to make Salome a desirable place to live, and a conven- tent stopping ulace for travellers. mn- ing and other men interested in that section. A townsite has been laid out, and the company is offering every in ducement to new settlers, as we'll as assisting prospectors and mining men in placing their properties and having
 development work done. The town is already commencing to take on a substantial growth, even before the track has reached that point, and be-
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18

Frequently a chorus girls success depends upon her understanding - Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18

ion as at some other points in the val ley, the close proximity of the rail- road, abundance of grazing ground and a large area of land suitable for irri- gation. will make a flow of water doubly valuable. About seven miles below Salome the mountains sur rounding the valley approach each other within a few rods, forming a narrow pass through which drains the entire section from near Congress and between the Harqua Hala and Har- cuvar mountain ranges. At this point the water flows underground, being only from 12 to 20 feet below the sur face at different points, as demOnstrat- ed by wells from which water is now pumped for irrigation by horse and burro power and wind mills. The wells are all shallow dug wells, reaching only the first stratum of water, where tue flow is so strong as to prevent further sinking. except by drilling and casing and has remained undiminished for number of years. Irrigation and ranch